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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02
ssebmt befOnSere CbaI,t.
22eet
Gin trdfti9ss estsn cbsr frdbscitiser Sobl
8infeIin iber SeIbffsrbaItun9.
S1ur gS SeufS.

Dieks lcstsn in osutber uno euatitber Sprahe ptrs
Sfsnthte BUD 1T nit ntstihsn 8slsbrunssn t6er bic
Ghpabsu uno 8rontbsitsn 6ss 3su9un9srTfsms ae:
ftiat. DaTStOs thtet fitb an tie Suaeno, gRdnnbst
uno bas pcrecfhrittsne aer, an 2ae unc fc(Its scn
aIsn 9sleien peroen. Der wertbpcIIe Natb fno Die
einornahen gRarnun9en fpetdbe es ertbsift rusrben
Sabre 6ss Gsuess uno Der eeoen prbdten uno i6brti
Saulenos vcn esbcu rsen gItsrn frtroen e6raus err
fabrsn, tps s ras 8sresrbsu ibrer 8inbsr psrbdtsn
tSnnen.
8easn 3ufsnbuns ptn 25 Gents. sinschtcNsn in sis
uen an Dr. ainfetin, SIcropeft:Gde Der 3sn uno ln=
ion Gtrags, srpifben Gpruse uno pine, philadelphia,
aoerehrten Brsf, rpirb Iccrt uner llmbla9 NIT un=
esbenosr pClt bic 3usnouu9 zines 8utbes erfctaen.
2(usrpdrtiss tSnnen iidb in pcrtcfrsen Brieftn an
Dr. Sinfetn penben uno su paufe 9ebeitt peroen.
padets pcn GReoiJnsn, anpsfiln9sr etc. fpsrben auf
.gaarSobun9 su9efanot segen Sdaeen coer Msusier
lpcbl psrpabrt.
8ubbSuelsr, 3situussdsentsn, Sramcr uuo anbrs
tpsreen su ben nispsrftn gretfn nit cbisem gserte
esrisbeni
pbilapdpbiG, Snli %, 1852. nal 3
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02
6ausbQlter lelet!
Scbe 2(rt Saus9erGtbf6aften
lperben iDpblfetler Uerfauft
2fIsntaun, Dec. Is, 1852.

SScDc XVCf SpGuS9cr0ED1CDd
lperben ippblfetIer perfauft
ais bies je suspr an Oiefem Srt 8efd,ab.
Der unterfhriebene modte ben @inpob.
nern BON Quentaun uhb Der unisegefe ADJ
tunaspou anbeissn. ba6 er ben 9anSett Stod
6ausaerdtbe oes 6. @. 8ie6np an9eFauft
BAT uno bereit 1T oieieIbsn ant ben nieoetften
Gitp. preilen Su uerfaufen, on bem alten
Stau6e in Der 5amiIton StraBe, nabe bel
5asenbu6's @aifbau5 unb 9erabe 9e9en-
lber bem 0ofamt.
Sein QfOrtement Fam bier gar nidt
ibertrofen werben unb beitebt tbeiIpeifs aus
Bureaus, Dining Silhe, Sieebcares,
Gsrstures, 8rsatfaft Slide, 9isr 2lfhs
1reIfiuo Bureaus, gehtre Sifbe, Caro- SlIthe
plain uno intceb @afbs sStanes,
1garnrcbes pcn allen 9enennuu9en ben $50 bts $35.
gbat-got Slide. Mabfanbs. 2cne'Rdds, etc. etc.
Gr petfertiat aud Springiie IS6aufel'
fiubte, Sofas, parlorfhbte nnb Sttomans,
weIhe ct 70 woblfeil perFaufen pire, aIs iie
in Der GitD erbalten weroen f6nnen.
0utb bat er Elm gutes QnorterIent BON
@spieaeI. bic er ebenfobillia Uerfauft.
.NSOa Der tlnterf6riebene ein prafttiber
ga ,pssierer 1T. 70 III er bereit ieoe 1rt Cape
,ierarseit unb alle fonfiise Repdraturen Su
Uerribten. auf bic fdbonife unb funiifertisfe
g8eife, auf bic fiirSeife 1nbeiss.
@r ttebt gut oafur, ca6 ale feline @daren
uoIIe 3 ufrieoenbsit 9eben une eas lino no
fir CT fie .oerfauft.
Gr 30 fit. baB ct burb ftren9e 9efddfts-
aufrnerfr rdmfeit uno suUorfCmmenoes uno
aefdfIiaes Betraaen fib cine liberale Rune'
f6dft Su ,oerpienen i'm Stanbe feln nlro.
@. 8. 8rtte.
1ttentaun. Nov. 8, 1852. nq1S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02
Naitt,pob, Sen .. ssebr,,or, fs53.
Oet. OSolfs Gtobr
ipteDer er6fnet!
Gitte arDhe 2serle1ttital


ron 1Ientaun uho bFr tim9e9eno ahtun9soru betannf
baB CT tnen Stcbr natb Dem frdber scn 9. 8. Gam.
fen sebattenen Stanopase pere9t baf 9ernoe 9s9snbr
baeenbd6's Gafbaus, unb alI9enisin bstannt antsr
SorfsHDDr,
tpcfblt IS ibm Srsube MAIDEN uiro, rpe INNER asn
Su biensu Die ibn nit brsm 3uIprub bssbrsn psresn
Sen Stcd bsitsbt tpe INNER, aus elmer 9rcfen Ger;
fbiecenbet alIcr rpdnldsnstpsrtbsn Sitter.
Babies SreEGiiter
bat ct BON alien GRtss. SuuIitdtsn uno prsifsn as
Detains. @ai6meres. GOberss, Sbibet Si.
der. Sren1 Merinos. QIpaeos : beioes
plain fdwarS uno fanep eoIorirt, Drsb'
feioe BON ieoer 8arietdt,
tat elmer arceeu 8erbiCbsnbsit ron leoee art aness
ret in bcies 6atb eebsrenoe Sitter.
GIeihfaas-Srauer:9ate pcn ieper arf
SySanns uno Rndbcns Giiter,
als 2ub. GaIimsr. eatinst. Scans uno WcutbS plaio
Gtenfafs, Elm a09emenes afcrtensnt 6lanss, bs'css
rpclIsne uno baunllpcllene.
aIts:-S6ur, ,uno 8stt Gbeds, Waants-
er i5;::SSslhams. SRusns, Drilnss Ganibrits, Sat'
tune ETC. etc. pebes aaes DIN preiien pertaufr psrcen
fca bic in eism Srt ui uutcrpsrtauft rpsresn tons
men,
2iIe ruff be ibm an ,iuo urtbsilt fdr Gud flbf an
bem tpcblbefanntin Gde bss 8cIfs: :Stcbrs.
@r lfattet Dem pibitum isnen berjldbttn Dant ab
fr bic terats 8unoba bic ibm bsber iu Sbsil rpur=
De- unb bcTt bur firenee uufmertamfeit auf fen @es
Ebdft uno btr6 sifrtses 8etrsten alt, uno Sun ia
lille, aufs 8slte gu teoisnen, cine Scrtkeun9 osrabsn
fb erfrsusn 5u tSnnen.
8 SO. 0rubb.
ausntaun, Dec. Is, 1852. nd
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02
0tien.

Cine AuantitSt 9sbamnsrirs ilno ssrriItss Gfat
gcseneifsu, ametifaniitbes uno en9tlbes Sanosns
sifn. 8sifsisn, 9e9cfensr uno Sdeertntabt, Iaudr,
fIab unb runb, fammt lmtcftn uno ShrouGItSdsn,
csbsn srbattsn uno rpcbtfsit su psrtaufsn bst
.. uuo 6. Sd9er.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02
Sauleute feDet bier!
Gin mener gSprrat1
Warte> 0Uaacett.

Die llnterfdriebenen MAIDEN benz publi'
FUN bieburd befannt, ba6 fie foeben eiueh
sroBen Ginfauf Don 9artwaaren bon Neu-
port unb philadelphia erbaIten baben. be.
ffebeno aus
Sausfurnifebina 2trfifel, Stbneios
tUaaren. 6mtfebensSr trimmings,
Sattlerwaaren uno Sdub Sinoin9s. WeI-
Dies allies an febr niebern Qreifen uerfauft
mirb. sic erfu6en eas gubIifhm in brm
befannten Sd9er's 8 artma arsnffobr
am 3ei6sn bss 4mbofes einSutreten uno ii6
3u uberSsusen tdB nsin pens erfpart Elm
pens 9etiia6t" LIT.
8. ttnb s. Sd9er.
QlIentaun. Qpril 20. nq-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02
,,Sebe SamiIie foute Elm Gopie baben."
Gin ttnft6dB6ares SutD,
MIR aS Seuts foifeuo.

MIR IS Seuts foffeuo.
gRenfdb tenue oid1.
@t. .SSuuter's mtsisiuifdbes S5anSbud,
~ fir aranfe. @nttaltsno Die 9runb,dee has
tlrfprunes. Scrfhritts, Der 8ebaneun9 uno beiluna
ron ieoer 8rantbstsfcrn ipehe ourh perbiebsnartis
acn eeblshHideu lln9au9, Sdttbsflsdun9, oosr tsr;
m6btaen @clhlehsperfebr sl9caen ipuroen, nsbt an=
peiunsen ~ beren 8erbdtun9 in osrftaneiIdsr Smte
uuo nit Der andnoi9ten Sprahe 9efhritbsn, als has
Refittat ensr nehr oils 20dbrieen ausfhieelitb Der
eituna ron Rrantbeiteu oeifatsr uuo prpater glatr
asrpipmetsn qrarls.-mit einem 3uas pcn 8esepten
iur bsluna clher 8ranfbeiten uno elmer lbbanohina
iibsr bic llrlahen, Spnptcme uno Seuna bes fatten
Sistsrs.-fdr 25 Gents per Gcpie. oesr Gcpen ftir
sinen SbalCr; rpiro pcfre ndb iraeno einem Ibrile
Ser 8er Staattn psrenbst abbrsffss pcfffrei, BOX
l26 Post Office" resr ben autcr. 3S crp 7ts Srafs
philadelphia.
"a Tbdfer Serfpirfen.-Dr. 6unter
sDSB mill $50 bejaben, IpeRn es tbm ftbten IclIts
irasno eiusu Sa ron 9sbeimer 8rantbett 3u furiren
cbne llutsrlheo pcu rpie lan9rr Dausr s III. peres
men ron tsioen Gslhtshtstn fno in ue pripatfubsn,
3s g2ero 7te Srabe, philadelphia, ein9eaosn, no fTs
Dor StSruns ourdb enoete yatientsn fiber fnb.
ctmppteus.-Ius ursejd9eltsr 8efriebauna ber
poiIicuen, our tsbsrmaos posr SCtftbslsduns, ent:
Ifebsn ,abtrste llebs Srdbrse Snpcten3, unfrcrit=
liae San,snerssEuu9sn, Srsanenatnabue, Gsodbtnie.
psrluff, abGeieune aeaen Sraueninlmer, all9emeine
DebilitSt cSer scniitucnelle tnrronuna, fctaen er
Sn allen Sansn eibt bet Drfter cine fidbsre Sur.
3um Slacboenfen.-Dis6r 6ranteu pirosn rpcbl:
tbuu es Su tebsntsn, che Te 9euuobet 9tddfdi9teit
1no cftrnnts bas eebsn ben 6inoen pon arsn anpers
trauer bic uidt bic nstbiee 8enntuis ron bics klas
8runtbsjtsn batsn. Gs 1T unmSstid oab stn gRsufa
aus 8sIhmsruifs osS msnfblihsn SSrpsrs ueritsbs.-
Sscsr atbtb0rs 2tr bat sinsn 6scuosrn 3peis norin
sr erfclsir pirtsn fam ns FINE wtdrJte uno rcr:
auf &C leine msifis sst unb Sueium psrtpenbCt.
SahreIau8e 0ragts, ausfblisftb aerponret
benz Etueium uno Der gebanotune pcn Grantbstn Der
Gsfhtshscrsaus. nebft esfhpdrsu en- 6Srper, bats.
Nale cosr 8einen, acpf: uno 8ncd5Vnfhmer5 SRsrfus
riatrebsumatifnt 3uommenIis Srdpel. linre:
ael6biafeit Rrnufbsiteu pcn iu9snfIien eoern eeer
inrsiuiefsit res 8tuts rpoourth Die gCnfuticu 9cs
dpdcbt wutbs, tets ben Dett0r In Stano, ausn fhns
ts atbdIfe m psrfaafsn, bic fih lsinsr Sebanehins
unterrpsrfsn.
gRroi,iuen rperben na altfu 1beilsu ber Ser. Saas
tn psrianot. Yrsiis s uno 10 1baler pas gadst
p5ilaostpbta, Sfpk 1852. nqlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

Gtabfrt por Is Sobrsn eurtb Or. Rintdtn ncropsgs=
IidbsS @ds ber Drittsn uno Union StraBsn, Jrpis
fdsn Spruts uno pine StraBen, philadelphia.
Idtjebn Sabre bon ausseSebnter unb unuftet!
6rr6snsr Yraris lii philadelphia, baten Dr. 8inteln
gum crfabrsnen tub trfcl9reibcn arste auf nab uub
psit in bet Bsbanbluu9 alIer eebeimen &rantbeitsn
eenladt. gerfcnen ustbe bsbaet fino nit G5efhptren
auf benz SSrpsr, Sols coer 9sinsrtj Sepfs uno 8nes
ebsn buer;, Ssrturia gbsuniaiif, 8srsneertineen,
Grdpd 8rantbeitsn bic BON iuaenolitben ilnbecnnsn
bCiten coer tinreinrm 8tute berrdbren, rpcbur Die
Gontuticn erttrdftet rpuree, psroen aIs init GrcIs
bsbanbst
gBer fitb Der 9ebanbluns ben Or. 8inttin 'tiutsrs
Jsbt fam fb init relieSkn 3utrausn auf ftins Gbrs
als Wanu unb auf fsns GefhidIibtsit alS arst oct.
tafTen. a.
Ssebmt befGnSere Cba6,f
Sunae mdnnsr be Td ourtb cine sspiTe ftte 9ss
pcbnbeit bic oft burb fbebte Ghultameraren eeterut
piro ssfbabst babeu,-osren Scl9sn ndbttitb, ielbi
I'M Shidfc, tn,pfunbsn perbsn uno fir esib uno Self
usrbertlb finp-fclten unpersd9led aniprub MAIDEN.
Shpads uno scnftitutionsIe Ds6itttdt 8erlult prn
mustuISfr Gneri9c, ptrffhe attisfst uno anasnsine
Nsberssorddtbef 8ei;tartsit uno as nerpSe Iectjcs
men, llnpsroauhte estertrdsbsit un6 isoe Rrantbeit
Ole iraenbpie nit elmer lncrbnuna Der 5eeunssfunt>
tcnen usrtuneen Fne, wsresn ssbslt une polIe 9r +
rpiepr bsrsefsai.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02
On0nerrcptnpett.
~ Na6rt6t

pirb blerfiit seseten, oaB bic nnterfdrle
beueu aIs Greeuto rem pon Der Sinter'
lafTenlbaft oes perfiorbenen 9 lomOn
Ruaue, teetbin Don Der Staot Qaen
taun, Sedba Gauntp. ernannt moroen iine.-
Soldbe. Die on bsfaste SinterIafenftaft
ftuoia lino, belieben bis ben ] fen ndtifen
1pril ansurufen une abSubeSabIen une
SSltbs, Sic nod rshtntd6iae Qnforeerunsen
an aeca6te 9intsrIaGenfbaft Suma6en ba
ben, linb erfubt iothe binnen befa9tsm Sc 1t
rauitt unfeblbar aud ein5ubdnbi9en, an
Seffe Ssnane,
Charles s.. Stnans,
SSilliam Sc. S1uauF,
SDuatban 81. Suanf.
son 10. na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02
2tn SCi,uiitd6er.

G6en tpurbe erbattsn, elm ercBss ITcrtencnt ptn
N1crctto unb 8nbtn9 ecber, eeiten Sbubgpirn, pot
Srne Sbubnd9cl franSsflhe 9iibbsrs, une fclbe on:
osrs artitsI Die Sun SbIbmaberssfbaft ssbSrsn-bsi
3. unb 6. Sdaer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02
q d s.

15O Scrsn Glas,. bsi 10, 10 bei 10, 10 bei Ia,
10 be 15 12 tsi l6, tno atpsrs SrRFsn, gu psrtaus
fen bei
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02
SSGaeI.

300 SdGsr BON ben belten Gdseln, 8rabs tiub Spsit
Ieeben erbaltsn uno gu psrtaukn tei
8. uub s. Sd9er.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02
0(u WSett,anics.

gBertpues non ieosr 8ensnnun9, ols Sant uno
sRculoina. pcbeln 6ono, pdud uno Rddideen 8Ian,
mern uno Bits, 8cbrens Bits, .5atbets. Squdrs,
etc.. gum gertauf brt
.. unb 6. Sdasr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02
SSSiuiGtttt Si0rr,
9le6ts9elebrterJ

Nlentduni Seeb1 SdunfDi Ad.
Sffite in Der 5amilt0n StroBe. Gin babies
Square wefiIi6 Dom gouftbdus, in BEN
bon s. .. eawau, gfq., bswebntsn .Sdufe.
Sanuar 5. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02
Gp6r0itlt SyOl1e

auf 6anb bat Sas e in oisr @emeinbeit cerirt pur=
DC, ano rphes allies bem Srceen uno Slrnsn, on bsn
alIertllIt9fen prciecn atseIaecn pttb.
Bon fshrh Gigatren, bsfcubsrs riSbte sr faasn
eaB e 9euiB an tcinrm aueern Srt tn ben Wereiniasn
Staaten htertrcfen tperberi. Dies faet er ubt nur
alIein, icnesrn Renner 9ebet bies lilies N rie c pro
Dirt baten, uno ole bic ie nit prctirt baten, fino
bcfb en9saosn fe su psrilCbsni ate ounu tpgrfsn s
baIo cbises useten:
0c5-8rdmer. etcbrbatter uno lnbere fnosr ts gu
ibrsm @crtbeI, tpenn fis bel ibm anruftn uno fenen
apssrlelensn une bsrrIlbsn Stcd untsrtiben.
Gin al[gemstitss Nfortement
slusldnSifber unS Ginbeimtfeber Sabatt
piro intmrr duff 5uho sebusn uno fdr 8arsdo auFsrt
tpcblfett bertnuft.
OF aus 8sftsuun9cn psrben fhnell unb pdnFtlidb
an pbitaoslpbsr unb Nsupcrf preitn perlcrat Rufst
oabsr on uno Fbst Gub nab @uren eiseuen SutsrsTsu
UNI:
CT III hanttar fir bic tbsrate ilnterftasuna, Nit
tcstr tisbsr ct tssbrt purbe uub bct auf firneren
qenci9tsn 3uprub, een CT tb bur biIies preigs unb
CUTE 8sbantGun9 Susufdern 9eosntt uho auh lsbt
3uildetn Fam, ruenn man nur anruft uno sneu Stcd
tetld9t ilno sine prePs fennen srnt. limb ieesr IN
fitb oc ktt phtpsrtunosn u faufsn rpc sr an mobl.
ftitisn fnufsn fam; uue eiss 1T fhEr an bsm sCbr
ron
gpbratm goDe.
aasntaun, 9lrptnbsr II, 1852. na3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02
SpbeIn.

Gin srcgss afcrtsnent ron ben tttisn Scbn 8ell's
6ctdn, netit enem artbsn 8trtatb BON anoerm
ebrsinerseNbirr, rbrbtftl junt 9erfauf 6ei
s, 8. uub s. Sdger.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02
SeIe liffN Tirniif.

Sds ron otItn 2trtsu, sefctbt uno rob. 2rpsntin,
g1spart Sirn6 prn isoer art eeini, u. + sp.-ptro
aGIss tprbGfsI psrtauft bei
.. unb s. Sdser.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02

Stuib, Sdnials Sd uno Gampbne crnatrcnttrt
barIer, Vlain uno bdus:eamprn Elm relies aiIcrtsnsnt
tpseldno i'm prsifs ron 20 Gents bis 10 bas Sttid
Das VutGttm IL ein9claoen auurufen uno unlsru
etcd su untsrEihsn-csnn es matht uns lmmsr Srsue'
Guh unlre Sitter ~ seasn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02
2etDenDe lefet!
philadelphia
MeOi;imci1 S0us.

Gtabtirt prr Is Sobrsn eurtb Or. Rinteltn, ncrbns
Itdbss @de ber Drittsn uno Union StraBsn, ppis
(ben Spruts uno pins strdBen, philadelphia.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-02
SpIfsfDIr,

pcfstbft IS bm Srsube maiden tuiro, pe INNER asn
;u bensu, bic ibn nit ibrsm 3upru besbrsn nsroen.
Grin Scd bsisbt pie INNER, aus elmer 9rcfsn &er;
Ibieoenbeit aIIer ninlhensrrsriben Sitter.
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the dominion Of the sovereign, beyond which no
has no rights, can afford no protection, and can,
of course, claim no allegiance. A citizen or
subject of one power. entering the dominions Of
another, owes allegiance to the latter in return
for the protection he receives. No sovereign has
right to pursue, by legal process, his subjects
into the territories of another, be the motive for
it what it may. Such an entry, without the
consent of the other power, would be a violation
of its territory, and an act of hostility
What is the foundation of this claim allie
giance' Is it not already and obviously terri
torial jurisdiction How else can we suffer it
to exist Government must be located. 1t
must exist within territorial limits, or with ref
erence to territorial limits. Its basis then is
territorial jurisdiction, and its authority is
co-extensive with its territorial limits and the
extension of its territorial potcers If we ask
for examples, we shall find that its authority
ceases where these cease, and extend where
these extend
All nations, speaking generally, have, indeed,
claimed the duty of perpetual allegiance, but
the same nations, at the same time, have exer-
cised the power OF naturalization. Our Consti-
tuition on this subject is as explicit as Language
can make it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-01

OCEAN SPRINGs.-We are under the pleasant
necessity of returning thanks to Capt Rose and Mr.
Kingsley, the attentive and gentemanly clerk of the
steamer California for their courtees during short trip
to the Ocean Springs and also to Mr. Everett of the
hotel at that place, for his kindness and attention
The Ocean Springs is watering place and summer
resort located the shore the Gulf about twelve or
fifteen miles beyond Biloxi destined to enjoy very
considerable reputation and popularity The breezes
that blow there always cool the spring waters are
healthy and inyigoratng, the fishing is unsauaed and
the accommodations of the hotel are or will be- all that
can be desired We came back fran aunt much re-.
freshed and eag ready for the abors of another week
We advise those of our readers who wish to enjoy few
days rest and respite journey thther They will return
strengthened both in body and mind
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Died

Ga Tussi1y senoln May 81, at hacpssi O'Clock ANNA n
ns years and monh aa' u Alden Delorad Ann
D4HHar.
IA The inds Of the ismy attend the funern THIS
AFTERNOON at o'clock, from 23 Camp without notice
o. Tuesday st-raoau, May O'Clock Mr. THOMAS Der
w NsAM PrHitr anatYe OF Galway, ireland many years
Es Ills friends and acquaintance and those Of the ism ars 70
4nes'ed 70 attend bis funeral THIS AFTERNOON at ces from
lis lat residence, list. Louis yigr- rsat,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-01
For the proceedings Of the Board Of Assistant
Aldermen, last evening. see Third Page.

DR.. Caspar, of Berlin, Germany, has calcula-
ted that the mortality among bachelors, from
the age of thirty to forty-fve years, is twenty
seven per cent, while among the married men
of the same age, it is only eighteen per cent
Out of a number given, forty.one bachelors only
reach the age Of forty years. seventy-eight
married men reach that age.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-01

VI "auAHiE'f oi''s"i,
GRAvIER,
~ Who have now in store the largest assornen. Of
SUN Err LOT H l N G
has taken to have every
article made in the best and Of nothing but the latest
styles Of goods and they Of the most choice patterns.
Those wanting Clothing suited glance with
article wished for, and al REASONABLE PRICES.
COATS,
REAL FRENCH MERlNo DRESS AND FRoCKs;
ENGLISH MERINo AND PARAMETTA sACs AND FRoCks
DRAB AND BLACK GRENADINE sACs AND FRoCKs;
BLACK AND COLD SILK WARP ALPACA sACs AND FRoCKs
BLACK AND COLD LUsTRE ALPACA sACs AND FRocKs;
PoNGEE SILK AND HONG KONG sACS AND FROCRs;
WHITE DUCK AND FANCY LINEN sACS AND FRoCKs;
EXTRA SUPER BLACK SINGLE MLLED CLOTH FRoCKs
SUMNER CLOTH AND CAssIAN TWEED sAcs AND FRocKs
REAL AND IMITATION sEERsuCKER sAcs AND FRoCKs.
PANTALO0NS:
WHITE DUCK;
WHITE AND FANCY LINEN DRILL,
BROWN DUCK AND LINEN DRILL;
BUFF LINEN AND PONGEE SILK;
REAL INDIA NANKEEN AND JEANS,
FRENCH MERINo, PLAIN AND FIGURED;
PARAMETTA AND ALPACA;
RICH FANCY DoEsiIS AND PLAIN CASHMERE;
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CoTToNADE.
VESTS:
BLACK AND CoLoRED SATIN AND SILK;
BLACK, PLAIN AND FIGURED ALPACA AND BOMBAZlSE
BUFF CASHMERE AND MARsEILLEs;
WHITE AND FANCY MARsElLLES;
WHITE DUCK, GRASS CLOTH AND LINEN DRILL,
VERY RICH FANCY MARSEILLES SHAPES.
FURNISHING GOODS
Isle THREAD AND GAUZE SILK SHIRTS;
GAUZE COTTON AND GAUZg aiERINo SHIRTS;
COTTON KNIT UNDERSTANDS, BROWN AND WHITE
WHITE LINEN AND JEANS DRAWERS;
WHITE LINEN DUCK AND COTTON DUCK DRAWERS;
LIsLE THREAD and COTTON SOCKS all kinds eoo and uali,
LAMBS WOOL, CASHMERE AND MERINo SOCKS
SUMNER CRANATs large variety; TIES
TRu NKS; UMBRELLAS.
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING,
Or ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
OF ALI DESCRIPTIONS
re- No Dtridioi in Prices
ALFRED MUNR0E l. Co
my3I TtlplW No. "a Magazine street coru., AT ,!ri
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A WINDFALI.-The Wheeling Times states
that rumor is current in that city that a citi-
zen of Centre Wheeling has fallen heir to an
estate in England estimated at $35 100000
Upon this sum also, it is said, he will realize the
interest for one hundred years. Whew
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-01

THIRD DISTRICT MALE ORPHAN ASYLUM. 1t
viii appear from advertisement another column that
the grand exhibition of Fireworks for the Benefit the
Male orphan Asylum Of The Third District, w'ake place
on Tuesday evening next on Lafayette Square
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-01

BENEFIT OF Mr.. LEwELLEN This gentleman.
who bears the reputation Of meritorous actor takes
benefit at the Museum, tonight We believe he may be
fairly presented aborous and pain taking member
OF his profession and consider as much entitled
to public encouragement the brilliant star of public
admiration. Mr.. L. presents attractive bill and the
Museum is delightful place of summer resort
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-01

EXTENSIVE SALE OF REAL ESTATE. THE
sheriff Of the Parish Of Jefferson will sell this morning at
~ clock at the Courthouse Rousseau street som.
'hfee thousand lots of ground situate in the Fourth Dis
trct OF this CITY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-01

o. Saturday May BY the Rev. Father Ma.nAau
L9GAN J, formerly OF Charleston C., Miss NJ TELsIDE
eldest daughter OF Mr.. edmond SOM cI this city,
" Charleston papers plesss copy.
On Iontay May bg hg Rev Goodrich, DUNCAN NJ LANG
Of Bayou Black, and Mss NJ. HONORIA daughter OF e lsts
b.. samuel w. Logan 81 the Perish q St, Charles.
Charleston papers please
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-01

MUSIC AND MGMTCRY.-We call attention to an
advertisement under this heading of
Mechanics Hall on Friday night If Mr. Wagner be as
good mimic as Miss Ludlum is gutarst, the enter
tainment will be capital one
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-01

We return thanks to the Purser of the steam
ship Louisiana for Galveston and Indianola
papers-the latest received
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-01

AN AMERICAN VESSEL SEARCHED The Amer.
lean snip dientarmer, Capt Chapman, from
Jamaica, bound to Australia, with a cargo Of
rum, and one hundred and seven passengers
out twenty three days, put into St. Georges on
sd ult., wanting water, where she was searched
at the instance of Lieut.. Col Robe, Il. A., in.
formation having been received by him that n
man of the artillery corps had deserted at Ja-
maica, and was believed to be on board the
Glentarmer, Capt, Chapman strongly protested,
and sooner than submit to the outrage, resigned
his command OF the vessel. The search, however,
was made, but the man was not found.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-01
EHN.ated.

~ MAN COMPETENT go conduct Manufacturing Business ready
to t. commented % ih aertiye character. familiar
Southern trade uomiihs reputation and Es5ln $500
IN OBTAIN an Interest in bushes, Ella Lsre
iel s'4p' Address 'AlERCTIAST," st. Charea s,rqet
Summer Clothing.
LARGE AMI ilands7m. Assortment tom our Aa
ar,ofy, No al Broadway, Nasg York, comprising.
DRESS, FROCK, PATIO and SAC COATS,
Mern9, Thihs Cloth, Allaa, segrsgk-r, AMI coori
Duck, STRIPE and Check Linen, etc.
-PANTALOONS-
AIsrno, White and Coood Dring sersaeker s and
Linen, etr.
VESTS
Of White and Fanyy Malss, White Duck White and Colorei
Linen,
SHIRTS
Fine Linen C1nDrc Boscm; Muslin With Boaon etc,
FANCY GOODS
Cam1fa Crayn'' Linen ard Gotten Draw-s Cause Nsn Tr-a
and Cotton Under Shirts Tlre4d Six Cotton liza Those; Whit.
and Bornere Cambria ianiker cs suspede Gloves Porte Mon
nate Pocket Books Cigar Cases, Pamsr Bnsnes - rtc
THOMPSON 4 NIXON
m214 sIl No Is Camp ~. opposite CIV Hotel
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We are under obligations to the clerks of the
steamer st. Louis for St. Louis papers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-01
Spring and Summer Ciothiuo.

sprung and Summer Cfothino,
F. STRINGER & CO.,
No. IS cAMp STREET
" Are now Receiving their suprlcsof
SPRING IND SUMNER CLOTHING.
a large ass5rnentof LIGHT WOOL EN- GOODS .,a. ,t
MERIN0. ALPACA, LINENS. etc
a choice assortment SILK, BATeTE and CA uBRfr
silk Isle THREAD aud COTTON HALF HOSE
hlih, LlsLE THREAD and COTTON GLOVES
LINEN DRAWERS
SILK MERINo and COTTON UNDER GARNENTs
mr. ON F. sTRISGER co. 3, Ca,p s,ss,