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Notice.,

JUST received and opening n fine stock Of
the most fashionable and Latest Styles Of
Spring and Summer Goods. Consisting in
par, Of the following articles.
Blk. d. fancy Cloths.
d Cassiincrcs.
Spring d Summer Twcetis
Blk. w hitc d. Fancy Silk Fcsting5.
g &c &c N1arsaillcs &C
&c i" {" Linen Drills
Blk. White e. Fancy Silk Crlvats.
Linen g. Cambria
Silk &: IIandk IS,
Gloves, Socks, g. Drawers
Linen Bosom Shirts and Collars
Silk g. Merino under Shirts.
Blk. Silk Hats
Panama g. fancy Hats.
Cloflsanag.
Blk. and Fancy Cloth Coats and Sacks.
- g " Tweed 6 g -
g i" /" Alpaca &C &"
Silk, Grass and Linen &c " d"
Drap d'ete e" {"
FIX and Fancy Cashmere Pants,
Dr1p d'etc utd 'Twccds,
Whlae and Fancy Linen
Blk. White, and fancy Silk Vests
Bombazine and Linen
What and fancy Nlarsailcs, Z"
All of which we invite our friends and the
public generally to call and examine
We are also prepared to make to order. any
articles i'll the Tailoring line, rs neat and Cheap
az can be done i" the State OH the same terms.
WINN g. CLARkSON.
April -, 1851. 81 If
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I" KEEP COOL"
THE WILMINGTON ICE
HOUSE.

q persons desrous of keeping coo or
AAof retaining or regaining health arc ad.
vlsed to use Ice freely during tho Summer
and Fall Seasons.
leo can be delivered daily by the Pass
cngcr train, which leaves Wilmington at
u a. NJ. at any Depot on the WILMINGTON
and Manchester Rail Road, a, the cost of
81 90 per Barrel containing l23 pounds,
thereby placing it within the power OF all
persons to u7e some and receive supplies
with regularity and despatch!.
All orders addressed to Wilmington Lea
House" enclosing the money will receive
prompt at,ention-uny person dcsirous OF
receiving regular supplies at stated periods
will please send their orders, accordingly
and their accounts will be forv orcd at the
end Of every month when remittance
must be promptly made or the accoun t
stopped
a. II. VAN BoKKEI.EN. Proprietor
Wilmington, n. &.
June q 1854 81 Mt
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Auction.

IN next Sale Day tho articles lcl, unsold
" AT the Fair held in Suntcrvllc, will
be offered al public auction.
They comprise variety of fancy and
other articles well worthy of the attention
ot The Indies and gentlemen, an addition
al InduccncEt io presented in the fact
that the purpose Of the Fair vas a very
ucritorious one.
June Ii, 1851 :33 I'd
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Notice.

~ -. lVUIlCG. - .fNG- =
The subscriber having completed his ar
rallgrIncnrs for making Sash. Blinds and PAN
nell Doors brgs leave to inform hi friends and
the public, that he is prepared to furnish at
sllnr. hotice, Sash otall sizes primch and glazed.
blinds to s,iit any size widows. painted or not,
and lnnncll Doors OF any siz" or make, pnr
tvn ofpublic patronage is respectfully solicited.
Ills work is all ,lone by hand ard out ofrocd
season material.
500 lights OF 8 :. 10 Sash ready for delivery,
TO suit windows Cfl2, 10, or IS lights
JAMES BELL:
Snmtcrai,le, April 10, 1851. ~ II
no arrive by the mex, Train, choice
i. lot OF Groceries from Baltimore, such
as Clarified and Coiltc Sugars, superior
RIO and Java Coffee, No. /. Mackricl in
Kits, Soaps, Starch &c, which can he
bought low from,
BUTEER g. NEWBERY.
March l5h, 1881 20 IT,
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Just Received,

4 Fresh supply OF SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS, embracing any thing and EVERY
thing, selected by the Subscriber himself,
whose long experience and knowledge of the
NoIcS, makes it M presumption in him to say,
thai some of slHm are cheaper goods than have
ever been brcrsht TO this market
BroWu lt"mcSpuns y yards tn tho dollar
Gc'ilir,ren's Eloskin Gloves Is Cts. pair
Benutiiul colored Muslin at IL ~ cts, per
yari. French DrillinGs 10 cts. n yard n fine
assortment of Fancy Goods that mast and should
be sold
Groceries, Crockcry, hardware, Hats, and
bonncts, ladies, Gents, aud Youths shoes and
Gali-rs, fine and common. To enumcrnte
world lie too tedious. hnt come and see and
will warrant You sa,isia action, both in style, and
prices PERRY MOSES.
April 5h, 1851 23 II
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EDW ARID SOEOMONS.
SURGEON DENTIST

s. u M TER VII LIZ S. @.
GI Office three doors north Of the c. II.
June 81, 1851 81 II
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Plantation for Sale,

The subscriber oilers for sale his pIanta
ton, containing PSI acres OF land, OF which
siXly acres are in a state OF cultivation,
and IN good repair, with all necessary
building thcrcoa. The above place IS
situated in Clarendon county, Moar Pack.
vile l.. o. For further Information apply
TO g. w. BROD\NAN.
May 81, l"Jl 81 Il
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Plantation for Sale.

] offer for sale on accommodating terms,
my plantation on Ratlcn Creek which con
siSts o! about 100 acres OF land, $50 acres
cleared and III high cultivation. Also my
stock of Cattle, Hogs, Plantation tools, &c.
On the premises is It fine Gin House and
Screw, Dwelling house and all necessary
out-builings !; all Of which are in tirs, rate
order. 10 good purchaser the terms
Will be made easy. Apply to John r. I.o-
gan i'll Suhn!crv!llc, or OH the premises TO
INC.
WM. X: BELL.
May 81, 1854 81 If
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Qau0i0utes.

MIR. ..EpIToRs' You will eblige 1na,y
citizens By announcing Col. J. u. BEAT:r-
ING candidate Tor Representative for
Claremont County, at tic next session of
our. Legislature :,
Feb. Gi,.lS54 =: 49," e
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e. 1 3 a TE I'D - - FL !

V 70 NORTHERN Ei4@ ssssssesK9g .IgsssssszsssSS
ROUTE Buao Niagara Falls, via Lake opaIiO
United Vincent 0gdensbugh Mon
Quebec Ogdensbgh and aps Vincent with
railroads New Y9k Burlington saraiog Springs and Boeton
and Campan Railroad, for Portland White Mountains,
Boston and New York.
STATE Capt Lsdvard, NEW YORK, Capt Chapman leave
daily Sunday excepted o'clock for Cape Vincent
0giensbnrgh connecting with the River Steamers psng the
by daylight at Montreal att O'CLOCK,
next in time for he Quebec bonita.
Pasangers leaving O'clock have sx hoarRt and
those leaving o'clock have four hours At Niagara lis The
from Buffalo AZ Lewiston time for the
boat PaSse for Bson etc. take me same train OF cars rom
Buffalo, Ogdensbug o ock morning, and
eape mInste arriving at Boston a. haltPhst O'Clock
same day , -. r,,,,, r-r ,r,, ,,,y, ,,,-r
SeRmF ONTARIO Captain ThrooP CATARACT Captain Estes
NoRTHERGE Captain Chs Lewiston daily Saturdays
cepted haast O'clock NJ giving four hours and
abo Kingston CLAYTON BockTe aud 0tdensbg with
River Steamers passing the length OF the Thousand Islands
the Rapids Of the beautiful ST. LawIenee by daylight and
Meeting ogdensbgh Boston Railroad Rouse Point
Bntug with the Express Train Of Ca at 0swego
for Albany and New York direct.
The Line leaves Buffalo daily Sundays excepted by the But
ifo Niagara Fats RAILROAD o'clock atOdng
pleasure of viewing Brooke Monument Queens Heights
The Bridge and The magnificent the
Niagara River through Montreal duee leaving half
O'Clock giving passengers full four hours Niagara
Falls The u O'Clock Train of Buffalo also ave in Lewis
light changing bOats 0gienshnrs and taking tho Bnndd
cabin River Steamers proceed direct to Montreal through the
and dahng of the nobs ST. Lawrence, arriving at
Montreal at O'Clock the day IN time Tor he Qnsbee boats
This ia the besutia SUMMER ROUTE the Continent
The sesme OF the American Line built speed
and comfort having all the equpmente tor safety required by
with psciou and beautiful Upper Cabin tho entire length
of the boat
s Passengers procure Tickets full Information Office
opposite Buffalo and Niagara Falls Railroad Depot ~
Falls, Ipyi
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QuINCY-Steamer Morrise-la4s 4acks cor. prs ,r,,,o
$40 do ordeSS do 04 do Duffy co2s do 31o bran
Druhan6O bhle -four Conn lily &co-iO0 do j q Wnodnf g.
1875 do VOORHEES, riggs do Kenneth c-l56 do Iev
Maeansyl0 halt bbs butter II rig, lead FoiSk
Rodewad, eitere &coS5 do Warneken
Dire, to order-Tos, lis hhds tobacco. ~ ~ ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SltanRl0 hhds tobacco Turner iI,on
coils do Banier. Williams 4eos Perkins xrnS do
TIC Twehel &co2 do Mcdowell Bel3 DO Esiowes IA
do R Short &c15 do W Givena-7 G RobpEon@a do
Sntry+do Yeasman Sco-i6 do Levy Cadwellq DO bb e.
Moore &co-i do casks bacon Hurley 6oo24 Kegs butter
bb schnetelO bales nise soey coils zone
Smith, Johnson scos5 s5yes md o cs.n "a
Tagging Whitehead ChamDes-I4o ba hay D nnel
&co56 do Benton &co6 bhs whiskey Para-!5 bales
&roi do McCiTegpr Aoway &col
Total, 10? bales cotton, g67 hhIs tobacco.
CAROLINE BLuFFS-steamer W Dovns-sT bales cotton ia
0akey Ekns4d do Payne Hatrsoa-3 Wyrhe-S5
II tomroy ho90 do Cummings Stewart
~ do Nelson SGoi do Rugees so-4 do Hrnderson
Terry &eolo do NJ Greenwood Geo Perkins Campp
do " Harrison Bro2 Swney Green oc9l do md
AZ Autobiography rolls leather Cummings Stewart keo-Toa sss
bales cotton, 'i w
ton Bslosq200 do obtt Charpentr-ia do Frssn
Is do Bni Miller &coot bales Sabar-llT bba moss
cotton 49, 'A' -'1 p+t'S
ST. MARTINsVILLESesm Webraaa bales entto, Hall
diodtt hhds tngsr bsosq2S do, bills DeBlanc-SO
hides Cestia aco~-23 do Qleyrouzs Langsd0rf, ~ "
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Hill bale cotton tn nr,r 4 p
son7 do Payne arrisonan hhd sugar Dsrbv
monti8 do NJ Gordon Jrso Baud LandyI5 do Tponr
bbs mOas Menard Vgnaud sugar Robesnn MrS,a
-l6S sacks potatoes sundrie4 order. ~ y sS
PORT HupsoN-Sieemer Gipsy3s hhds sugar W Shaw 6co
sugar Bosart Foley AvsyS4 de Rene-I46 hills mo.
Darby Nicholson xcosa biJss I
Bander WauH eoTota 70 bales cotton 80 hhds nj IBIS
NNo't'''i -"
CAMDEN-Seamer NJ Re7 cotton Robson AlIp,1, ao
4 treon Sco2l do eegor, Aloway 10 Wright vii
s seq 40 smith johnson Seot95 do Buchanan,
~ II sacks Wright Williams &oo-sundIIes 10 order
Total, 25s bales cotton ~ " -
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Per ship Suffolk, from Bos,onSlar StauaerJ ReIf k,o
Townsend. Fompkn &GoLuusdeu,
W SiEerS Kennedy &eo-Picke Perkins Sco-A u IsF So
Price Converse ScoTirrl & Blsnchad-F Gloves kcoD
and order. 49, = o'o""n'
Per bark Lucy from BotonTufs Fermer Hobert L
j RenuyPriee, h fienisran tJoh
kennet, Dix &coHoui 8co-Bradley Wion = "a n IT.
Tor Geo ISIS tons ice Stanton &co, " ~ iAs
Per bark West Wind, from New Ynts Greenwood SroSntb
Johnson SHot-9gesby MhanlayC Ruddeckn 6cn-osksy
Observation-Disclosures, Carroll &c0-Fe dan,
Shieds-Smth B. CooperRobeftson aroup all
iail-Byrne Vance &coJ In GRuohe-R Lauphin TcSR
Maure Sc--Poo &coBeebe &ro-larding WLite- W
Fioett ScoMcRleroy Observation-Disclosures & Fsae Giant
&co-M Mier-J L Joanooh&co-an order. ~ '"u
Per ship Union, fon New York Tunei-E4l1 Konr s,h
Beer &eo-Col y Nyers-A whiting Crenyv-t; 49,
Baqle-Fekins, Campbell aco-B Sheds Geo. L At Do q
Soy Tunbul &aoMRae, Gilman &co-A Wright Sco
W s.! r-Rawihs Duncan eco d Cromwell-S Nelson Sc
" AShenoh-kennett, Dix ScoSmh Cooper-J Narks
S % Camden 3eGWa Sykes NobleA Baeon-B P,as
&C. Williams Phillips &o BuehanoD Carroll Sec
Hau acoC Budieke &eoS Smith FimissrB BayerNSanlpsI
HOOK StoC Gnmss &coIwbi waite C;,as
Eco Hoth AcoJ DenmAn &co-Gfaat Lewis SrnCo,on
Arms rong-G w DnnbtrYeama" onasG W 81, n
&ro-P LanauI-Enon Observation-Disclosures Dune
Sudden Kew observation-disclosures Pouitney Cons-Bip
BRO Lnm deo-To gnssnd 1ompkns &Go-D RaplsttJ "
Dix aco and order. o. ~ e"nets
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Music9n hhds sugar 4 DsnpiStonn 8
coI Williams Bathurst dco5 Augus,n Thbsats do ana
g oaes moss TnTnerl do Troiae bags onions
to order. 14- 'N4diieH
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IMPORTS.

BosTnN-Shtp Sufok-Assorted mdse.
NEW Y0Rk-BaTk West Wiad-Assored mdse.
NEW YoRK-ship Union--As.orted nliss.
BoiToS-Ba Lucy-Ateorted ndle
GALVESTON AND INpIANoA ste ,.os
Gotten ord5+ do Rrgsy, Blair Wjsme Batburs
cos do Il Carer DC rs do Oakley Hawkip-5 do Ysanay &
CO. % Farley JgIe sce DO l Rsdil4o head cattle %
tot GU, 'i - l>-
CORPUS CllRlsTischr Major Barbur-$s22 specie 10 Lock
$500 do R Rehads-e5ls u do Stone &,oO3 hides Brilt0
2l1 do his tkns to 1naster-99 hides order.
MATASZAS-Bak Cahafinesl1 and 50 bbls SUGAR IN
nolNases = N@' - ~
KEY WEST-schr victeria-Salt to order
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CREsc EvT OFFICE,

CRESCENT OFFICE, I
Thursday Morning. July O. 1854
COTTON There a fair demand yesterday result.
ing in sales including three lots taken Tuesday
Of 1000 bales Prices were steady and we still quote
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ...........5a6 sl Middline Fair . osln1ok
Ordinary 6ni 62 Fair ,1OaEsl1
aidding; .1A@sk Good Fair ...... nominal.
Good MiddliDge. So sA Good and Fine. -Fa--
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
CoT7os-bales. ToElcun-bhas-
Stock on hand gept,. ....,..... .Io,673 29,465
Received since. 1,410775 42379
yesterday. 4i3-1 ,411,2l8 3s5H42764
142l79O 1929
:. yesterday. 243-l26s,slo ooo-29e71
Stock hand not cleared 152471 4225s
TOBACCO We heard of 3ls hhds sold including 225
and at 53Ge round and 90 hhds at IKE p tb.
y SUGAR. The sales embraced 800 bids sugar at
steady prices. .-""
MoLAssES We noticed sales of $50 bpls as 80e4 p
gallon for fermenting
FLOUR. Demand limited with sales of 1900 bbs in
Guiding $50 st Louis at Sc 25 $50 SO 100 S. 90
100 Extra at 81 Is 200 at -, and 200 at SIS q Dbl.
GRAIN. Corn was in good demand at Brmer prices
with sales Of 7000 sacks Of which 400 Mixed "a
us Yellow at 5, 1850 in two lots at &C. 100 Mixed ST.
1000 White at 3d. and $500 in three lots at Goa "a bushe
Of Oats 5000 sacks st Louis taken Tuesday and
yesterday at 34a351se mostly 3535k p bushe... OF
Wheat $500 sacks taken Tuesday at 81 q %
busbel Sales Of Bran 1000 sacks at $50 q 100 lbs
PROVISIONS. The principal of Pork 1856 bbls
Mess private terms Of Bacon Is casks Clear Sides
were sold at 5h052se and 20 Of Ribbed at sac u H.
lot of 60 900 lbs bulk Shoulders was taken at 81 q h.
Nothing of moment doing in Lard
HAY. Sales 325 bales Western at 5000 1928. and on
Tuesday $50 bales at $40 . ton for Western and $40 for
Northern, sd.
BAGGING AND ROPE. We noticed sales Of 40 bales
India Bagging at l25st cash. and so at l3c equal
cash.. Of Rope, 300 coils taken at 81se calah
COFFEE. Sales 300 bags Rio at &c. and eco skim
miugs at Ia g ii,
WHISKY ... Tbs sales embraced $50 bbls Rectifed in
three or four lots at &c. and Tuesday 100 ~
gallon.
FRElGHTs. a ship was taken for Liverpool at I'D
for Cotton and 145ad for Wheat
EXCHANGE. -. Demand moderate at our quotations:
Sterling 1OT 4 r 109 and I09M
srancs a.......5t.15 hU6f25 = dollar
New YORK sixty-day Bills. 2 ct. 6isc
Eight Checks on New par6k y ct. disc
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BRA20s SANTIAGO AND GALyESTON-Stss parsgy e.
ancs245 bales cotton hds g. bb -four
lard 20 b6ls lime, Is bIs caret 2 do starch coffee.
NEW YoRK-Brg Brown-.79 cotton do rome cut
ug lis hhds sugar bags feathers Is bales tobacco ia b6xs do
lis pigs glassware, do hAfdwAe.
MoBE-shr Deer lsands2 ohs wAkcy 10 flour 20 do OIL
SoS BACKS corn, $50 do aud snndries. -
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PASSENGERS

Par IndsnOla via saveGton-.a Cohen
Carter MIS- Coffin, Miss Bills, Lewis and say Master Ias, ME-
WILSON, Mr. Bennett lady and child Sans Griffin Mtiby
Pri.shssd and Baker, ''s'' 'tS''' y S %
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a MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE :

"A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. - For
u. THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS.
% Open Day and Evening, Except Sunday
~ TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADsuTrANcE, will be tie price
5sss &c ss5E the &c gs
The Crystal Palace has undergone the
P MdHSE sR9 bEfR f3 ssy a T" oy
large numb additional and mahne however pre-
ba ct sa S w he a md
as Tss sns 800 Of
~ost D fn Many oes hn s all of
asfs's he o6 81 AH AR q
1s a FaEr RsH
N rsGP and d nj RE T d e
SAND YEARS OLD has been deposited the Crystal Palace by
Aors 'is1 hs Grysa, Palace hls moments
several DAYS yb Poper Discrimination and nesssan
efficient ORCHESTRA be in attendance a. the
e. fs a rasGs s s9ninf .e g G 1' costing
thousand Dollars or its equivalent cash. The
in ifs
as bo ss @ sa or ns
time ssa soGD E61E s sosss On. thousand Dollars
I ssh to ih ast whos was been
s @ n "is f@'
their 4 sas pn a thu J p9s sfS
ssaoSs ys,Gs s, @
shall adndged worthy such
FOURTH FIVE MEDAL s. costing One Hundred Dollars each
their equivalent cash. the
Original ks completed since the rat opening the Crystal
and exhibited therein Aforesaid shall be adugsd
such distinction excellent
The abest and jury selected
shall appointed critically articles exhibited
and award the mentioned The Directors shall
early 70 select such Jury and hope be ae
The Association WILL aso their discretion, 5 Dpo-
the Exhibitors possess
sufficient to entitle them such d, stuc ion.
All Articles which thy Of pare this
position the Worlds industry and Art admitted WITHOUT
ANY CHARGE WHATEVER To EXHIBITORS.
used protecting articles exhibited The
ton dlsclam accountability m damage such articles
All Umbrellas Canes lett at the stand the door
As the Cry sta Palace Bonded Warehouse,
mtted pac Of ae of the building
No Checks given and redmited the Ticket
myl3t PIT. BARSuM, President.
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ESAHNEsToCK'S yERMIFUGE. STATE
IL MEST FROM CANADA

= . - QUEBEC, Feb I. ls5t.-
MRssRs A. FAHSKsrecE plsaure
ing this morning th within certificate your yerlipse which will
be gratifying 10 you, voluntarily.
We are, gentlemen, yours truly
]. MUSS0N h co
Gentlemen My little daughter DID, older
were Tor cons iderable time suffering from Worms purchased
bot les Of VERMFuGE of which them three
eordng deeons and less than htes hon
they passed FIVE HUNDRED WORMS, Of the
extraordinary LEI 9Th OF from twelve fftasn
Having much of Of vsrmi
nge feel puaic opinion
the remedies against WORMS yes offered
to the public,
Gentlemen believe your much obliged and humble
NATHANIEL LEArERS.
E3 Sold, Wholesale Retail ali
United States e2l
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MAKaET
JEFFERSON CRY.

Wednesday Evening July s. 1854.
Arrived yesterday 100 head Of Texas cattle There is
but small supply Of Western beeves and Mich Cows,
with about 500 head Of Texas and 700 Attakapas
cattle, 500 hogs and but few sheep and veal cattle offer
ing The market for fine good cattle, is in favor of
holders. ..,r
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship louisiana Smith from ulanoa via Gav son 10 Harris
Mo'gan-lst district.
Ship Suffolk Edwards 20 days from Boston,
Ship Union, Davis ls days York,
ship Gen Washington, Williams IS ron New
Spanish ship Brensvntura Mp, Havana in baln
district.
Ship ConcNrdu Cushing dsys Boston, Hynsoa9a dis.
Ship ,aocomO Cobb, days Baltimore Ls to master
81 District
Shlp Unicorn Point,
Bark Lucy Reddng Boston, May Hyusoa-lpt dis
dlstre - -'' -
Sd district, 4'5 -
Bark Mary Mctane, days from New nasserls dttac
s lanish bark Ssmrrisie, Point.
Brig Louisa Bslize Fondura to
ma.ter-ls, dlsfiet. -
Seht Major Barbour Corpus Ehsti to Eaton endr
~ district.
s hr Victoria Wright Key We.t to mase-Basn
schf John Roaless fresa, 1nase-Basn
steam boats.
Snltana, Bentley, from Louisville
j. NJ. Ref. Moore
Laurel Hill, Colt II, Fl m Bavou Sara.
Gipsy, IRE, from Port Hudson.
S W Downs, Gi4rke from Caroline Bluffs
Allre W. Glaze, J hnston !TuinOr eiuGsaa.
Jean Nehfe, b0wtes, from Alartusvlle
M0r'iset hefchevai, Ggilry.
Mnalc, Strecl from IaIourche.
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YYyRE ROAD TO HFALTH.-

DESPERATE CASE OF sCRoFULA CURED BY HoLIe-
WAYS OINTMENT AND PlLLS-Ar I1eydce, s!dney,
sale Agent for the Of Ho,way's nth
that Thomas Evsns IN the employ Mr. Charles Thomts
Brambu serly ctei for with Serofu
hls body was covered with peculiar kind Of PmP which
He bad
various medicines but without good eff He
LoWAYS OINTMENT AND Pills, which period e
ectusly eut him thar he has continued
the present time.
aeaf Temple A London and BY oil The respectable prnsia
Dealers Medicines the United StRs,
ensaqd 81 SO each wholesale bv the Drug
Union and by Mea A B. { D SANDS Newly j. WRIGHT
Co. New Orleans.
ky There considerable saving in taking the large
-0'rhH 70 eNNh hoE
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


Steamship Perseverance,, Jayo Gayeston
Harrisd NO gan
BrE : Brown, Mlrshsl, for New York, Boger Will
srhr neHt islnnd Shdo, for Mobile, & FnTey
scr Hornet Harrison for PensAoa in ba!att, Hurley
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&s32 0OA WORTH OF FARMS E. AND


CIV TIE EVENING OF TIE 30t OF JUNE 1855.
already Many of the Lots
sold advance the
which these LOIS sold showing that the purchase
vii he good Investment.
s3 Each Subscriber payable in instsments
each, will receive -FOUR BUILDING LOTS 25 by 100 feet lying
together ARM Of from 20 These Lots beautifully
house. nGmbr OF Private Dwellings Stores
already been being built
nnd sew hundred will be erected the coming
Thiss fine opportunity owning delightful Country Resi-
City, the comforts of family circle
July ead and where Building Its aud about 500 Farms
sold daily bring made to ildyiuae
who careful examination its locaon the
cheap calculated
within mites the This land would
all endted
century, locked upwardn Of hundred
which wild
be beautiful otage and cultivated
fields, abundant
The price which this land offered Less than its value
portion of it, This land well worth
the both settlers pecusors affords
the Of The day distant
all the line any railroad orsteambos
within fifty miles New York. will be worth ten times the
property Lakeland and RosevRe the adjoining
villages selling from si0g ss0 This
the hestoppurunits offered those who destitute OF
Farms containing upwards
pc
persons wishing avail themselves of the opportunity
splendid Building Lot the Empire
City, should make immehHte they nearly all DIS
Apply to CHARLES WOOD 20S Broadway Of Full
New York. where Maps @ be had sent
EunRis Agru
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OUaCHYTA RIVER

Will leave FRIDAY, Jafy I, At O'Clock
ES0R CAMDEN, BEACH HILLS, s- -
Ell D3hADo LANDING. CHI siPeGNOLLE, Lsita7ss.tt9a
MORO PIGEON BILLS, CARYvILLE, MERRI s.. 1zs.sszsE
LINE. ALABAMA LANDING 0UaCATTA TiTY, FOsl UNION,
TRENTON, MONROE coLUtsBiA HARRIsoNauke, TRINITY,
and all landings Dncsa Black RiTersThs light fraught
j. H. RELF, W Moore master, viii leave
as h5ove For freight passage, Apply hoard to
jy6 NTH d FG3sTs &. 1s Canal
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PAnlsH OF ORLEANS, II No. I5isl.
RSY VIRTUE of Writ of fieri facas, to
d directed BY the Hon. Gaoinnie.
Peace for the Parish If Orleans will expose Public
SATURDAY July l5 1851 at II O'clock Warehouse
a2n TehoupltOuass
One lot FURNITURE and two GOATS seized the above
TKEas-C sh. j. HtPPE, Consiabp {