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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-03-24
HUTCHINSON & BURNEFT'S
Gomqumlh grtra1t
Janaaica Gin@e-

WIS Preparation possessing all the active prop.
Il critics of the JAMAICA GINGER in a concentrss
ted form, in combination with other Vegetable Car
-nInatives and Anti-Dyspcptics, not only has the
advantage over all Essences as a preventive and
cure for DYSPEPSIA; but is more acceptable to the
stomach in debilitated condition, giving strength
As it possesses the properties of an Anodvne - i
especially recommended in all nervous dcrange
mcnts.
Twenty-Five or Thirty drops may be given three
or four times day in all ordinary affections. In
cases of Cramps, Collie, Cholera Infantum
may require. ' N0
Prepared solely by
Augusta HUTCHINSON & BURNETT.
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CLASSIFICATION OF MAGISTRATES.

CLASSIFICATION OF MAGISTRATES.
BRAxToN DAVENPORT, Presiding Justice
First Class-AUG UST TERM, 1856.
Roger Chew, John ]. Lock.
George w. Little, Joseph wclshans
Second Class-NOvEMBER TERM, 1885,
John F. Smith, iAndrew Kennedy
4hon1as Russell. William B. Morrison.
Third Class-MARCHTERd,1s 1857.
Logan Osburn, William F. Alexander
Joseph L. RUSSELL John Quigley.
Fourth Class-JUNE TERM, 1861
G. W. Eic ; sH@iy; a. aoh NJ h Bsi
Fifth Class-AUG UST TERM, 1857.
TIL Willis. David Frv,
Sixth Class-NoYEMBERT TERM, 1857.
John ]. Grantham, Edmund Chambers,
Moses W. Burr, James Logic.
Seventh CIass-MARCH TERM, 1853.
X. w. Baylor, Samuel Ridcnour,
Israel Russell, j.. C.. Hcskitt
Eighth Class-JUNE TERM, 1883.
John F. Hamtramck, John W Grantham
Thomas w. Shriver,
And again in the succession, the LIST class to
commence again August Term, 1858.
Inc monthly terms, to be held as follows. Septcm-
Der term by the Sth class October term by the It'll
class; December term by the 9th class; January
class; April term by the Sd class Nav term bv tn.
I'd Slsss; aud July Term by the LIST class.
The presiding Justice 10 attend each and every
term of the Court, required by law.
, .o., Copy-Tcstc,
august 3O' 1855. T. A. MOORE, Clerk.
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~ RF IFR11yn
not know the Captain should be skcpticaI d. p
son & Bro, with others of the best known aud NO.,
mighty respectable citizens of Easton. enJr'.
wonderful courtesy. '"u"'''
HAMPToN's VEGETABLE TINcTURE,
n, EAsroN, Oct. 4, 1854 (
my duty to you and tic public to CERTIFY 40 o -
iects oil HANIPToE' IS VEGETAELE TIScTuRE. JwS.Ey
1tr[, tan nvc years lnboring under disease u
Snrohic and the great pa ri ofthattir.
"nS SO he Plcss that had IIcIur fn M. ~
ana dressed IN myclothes Il became rcduccdto me-,
skeleton. All the medicines took done me mn caJ
and continued to grow worse i heard If IT, Uu'
TOYS 1INcTURE ond thought would give Il a t,,l
AT this time did not expect to live one a.. VIZ.
another did not take it (the TinctnrsS Go az. t
Rheumatism, but in short time was well If ~,
disease From the effects of your Tincturc and ~
help OF God am now getting in good health
wish all the afflicted to try Harm on,S V.,,,
Tincturc, have done, with the same cfsrt S,
1t has on YoursObd't. Scrv't
We are acquainted with Isaac benjamin.: soidS;r
some of HamptOn's Vegetable Tincturc. ndbrlrT
the above statement correct.
From our knowledge of Captain Bcniamip Nc A..
confident that the above statement is true and ub,r
aSSeratcd. J. A. JOHNSON
CHARLES ROBINSON
CURE OF COUGH. H0ARSENEsS, &C
THE CRY is STILL THEY CONE
CERTIFIcKTE FDoM Hon, j. II. DuRHoRo
We have flood Of testimony pourinC in unon n,
OF cures-Rheumatism, Dyspepsia Sc1ofula ke
ana foraIi Nervous Diseascsand Female Complaint
RiNeooLD, Md, April 10, 1854
Messrs. Mortimer& Mowbray:
Gents.It Is with real pleasure that bear trstiES
ny 70 the healin and curative powers ofDr IIanS.
ton vegetable Tincture. Sometime last Fall rs
taken with n serious and bad Cough with Hosrt-
ness; SO that could scarcely speak above mybr1i.
CARED on one of your gents for a remedy, VIA
ne ADVISED me to try IIampton's TinctuIc WliiI
commenced using, and in four days my coucbsBi
tnearseness was entirely gone. Inow kccpit tibs
I'm as family medicine and wontte1 IT'D
out 1t If it can be had
Yours respectfully, J. H. DURBORO.
Deilcate females and children will find this graf
blessing. 1t has restored thousands to health
dAMPToE'ss VEGETABLE TINcTUHE-CaIla and r
pamphlets gratis, with history of discovery Of lie
WONDERFUL Blood Purifier, and see certificates OfOu
own cltlzens, OF Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, ScTo.ua,
Liver Complaint, General Weakness, and Nervous
ness. &c, &c.
HAMPTON'S VEG ETABLE TINCTURE.
V1-Sold by MORTIMER & MOWBRAY, 240
tinorest,, Baltimore, and 304 BsUadway, New
1S-CalI and get a pamphlet gratis.
HUTCHINSON & BUREEfT Charleston.
J. =. CLAGETT' & Co, Harpcrs
l.. p. HARTMAN, Winchester
DR.. MOTT, Leesbure
ALLEMONG & SON, NewtoEn.
And by Dealers every where
November 6, l655-4In.
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45 to so s go.
single payment in advance of three and a hal
Annual Premiums on the above table, will entitle
party to paid up Policy for the 1rEo!e term Of four
gears. y 'ON
The following General Rules will rceulnte Irsu
rance upon the Life of Slaves:
LIST. Policies will be granted for tho term of Ono
Iwo Three or Four Years, at the rate of annu-
al premium Tor either term, advantage peculiar
to this office, never before proffcred to Insurers
I'd. Any sum not exceeding three foulths of The
actual cash value of Slaves will be insured.
3d. Policies may be transferred irrespective of the
Company.
4th. The Premium first stated in the Policv fftor
moro than one year is the each year the nav
ment of which continues the Policy in force for ts
Policy may be discontinued by the holder thcreofat
his pleasure.
9TH Policies for the whole term of Four Years will
e granted upon the payment in advance of three
nd a half Annual Premiums
9th With this office difficulty need occur as IN
Icxact age>of tho slaves insured inasmuch as the
Premiums vary only every Five Years.
Ith case Of difference of opinion to the actr,-
cash value OF slave, it may be determined nv n
erence TO Two disintcrestcd persons chosen mutu-
y oy the owner and Agent Of the COMPANY.
9th. change of occupation to ono moro ha "a rd-
GUS, renders avoid the Policy unless the consent of
the Company is first obtained il, rurtims and a com
mcnsurate extra premium paid therefor.
9Th. No application for insurance will he entar.
tanned for less period than one year unless at tho
full years premium. ~
Policy fee. O-S N't"' 81 io'
mond Va. F ~
All further necessary information, az also blanks
pooks' statements, policies, &C., will be furnished
by b. w. HERBERT, gent.
u
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F. BLESSING.
CONFECTIONER,
n, would respectfully announce to the citizeni .
Shariestown, and all persons visiting the same, h'
nc mas now on hand and .Evul continue to be supPN
with the latest noycltiesof each srcceasiSe s'a'
= CoNFEcTIaNARIEs. the choicest varieteS.
FINE CANDY TOYS, JELLY CAKES,
BON HONS, GUM, CORDIAL, LEMON,
n1o CHOCOLATE AND FRUIT DROPS
hOSE, VANILLA AND BURNT ALMONDS,
FRENCH AND EXPLODING SECPEIs.
<So' al the common varieties-aIl Of which viii ..
sod at low rates at hs Confectionery EstabIishmeSI
aaclolnlng H. l.. Eby & Sons Family Grocery, vhSa
ne ne has just received FRUITS AND NUTS, Of "
latest Importation, sucIt az
OAtAHGES, LEMONS, RAISIES,
flGS, PRIMES. CITROSS, CURRANTS,
SUIT AND PAPER SHELLED ALMONS
FHBFRTS, COCOA, CREAM
AND GROUND Nuts, &c.
also TOYS AND FANCY GOODs
CT every kind and from parts OF all Europe, mar
iac s oil wood, glass china india rubber, &c
Pound, Fruit, Sponge and all other kinds
Creams, Jcllies, &c. made to order, az
!urnshed to. wedding and other parties on shor %
tice In this or any Of the adjoining counics Order
thSSInIki1lly received and promptly attended TO-.
Charlestown. NoycmLer Il. 1854.
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SIMES' CORDIAL ELIXIR or E"oIU
PERU WAN BARK.
WIS Elixir comprises all the principles of Cali
n saya Bark in Informative combinations and de-
rives addltlonaI energy from its combination with
several grateful aromatic tonics 1t is most efec
tiSe strengthened and restorative admirably adapt
men and children, where the digestion is impaired.
muscular system fiacid and incapable fperf6rming
For sale BY HUTCHINSON s. BURNETT.
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AN APPEAL TO COMMON sENSp
Let the Sick Heor me Y,.,,,l

tinony will be conclusive But lest tI" 't
not know the Captain should be skcptcaI' Dr.. T,,S
son Bro with others of the best known and mot
wonderful courtesy, ehuO''s
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Agellty Tor dansllranff.
b. w. HERBERT
s agent for the fsIIeSysg Companies of FIRE
FIR r.,
HARTFORD TIRE INSURANCE coMpAEy.
RAR7FoRD, coNNECT1c6T,s
Incorporated IN $40 Charter Perpetual-
Capital 100000.
EEanEkin.
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or PIftLADELptiA.
Statement of Assets, $l,76l, ASS, January l. 1856,
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
b. w HERBERT, Sub. Agent for j. s. Carson,
THE INSURANCE COMPANY of Thee
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
Cash Capital ss0O.ooO. All paid in and sccureI
invested.
$ Bonds. Mortgages and stocles..... $2sT.ss5 90
s s,lls receivable. sSo5d 30
ss4s.229 50
IL i E q
THE S STFD a sTT RSg EE cos2N4 SE AN
PHILADELPHIA.
Ioaasrg s ts5s 5s3d
the Office Of General 4gency, at Richmond, Va.
EnternaSlonal Life
ASSUR1N CE CIETY
NEwYoRK AND LONDON
CAPITAL S2,5O0,0OO.
n. B.-A Guarantee Fund of $4,000 deposited
with the Comptroller of the State of New York for
the security and benefit policy holders in tho
The insurance of the lives OF Slaves not exceeding.
throe fourths and t,co-irds of the actual casa yi9
| of Slaves will DO taken
4Sutaal 8pnFfit Eff al5nranrr Gumpunu.
| NEWARK, N j.. LIST January, 1866. -
Nett aceum mt. at = S., 2so oo5 II
1 1 amount to Jan. IL, l556..... 1882 &C
| Total amount (" +" IS "...... 1 336 9eO a.
Grand Total s4282 48s 81
NEp1cAL ExASrrNEns.
r. F. Geo aoPa, ~ ROhn A. M, sraith. N
L. S. EIcHELBERoER, N. D.
o3-Thc Agent will give his prompt attention and
personal supervision to all risks tcheneUer and cher-
Application to lie made to ]. p. Bnowx, Esq.,, Post
Master; Charlie otown, or to tho Agent through the
! Post Office, Charlcstown.
! May II, 1S56-ly.
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fRnrH

Pale and wan she grew ana ,.s.,.-.
tearing an her pain SO meeklT -
INTERESTING NARR ATIVp
RELIEF -EROAf SIIEEh, . ~, ; 81 APpo
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EMAGDALEN HEPBURN


A STORY of the Scott Reformation by the a,,
such nc OIL Ea1des. is story filed with noble deeds
the iReormhtion at the same time it wins the syne
OF the reader for those that suffered the panrs
gins to turn to pity, the truth is revealed and the
:, ne cart leaps with Joy at its happy ending
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NWHITE Goods and EInbroideries Irish Iona
w Lawn, Linen Cambria, Cambria Muslin Null
Muslin, Nansook do, Bishops Lawn, Jackonet and
Swiss Rufling, Embroidered and Corded Skirts
Swiss and Cambria Collars and Sleeves, &c
Just received by j. N. & L. L. SADLER.
October II, 1856.
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CARTER s SPANISH MIXTURE
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
TIE BEST ALTERNATIVE KNOWN

Not a Particle of Mercury N II
An infallible remedy rScrofula Kings EVIL, Rheo-
Inatism, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptionss PIN
pies or Postules,on the Face, Btotless Boiis,
que and Fever, Chronic Sors Eyes,
Riugworm, or Tetters Scald head,
Enlargement and rain of the
Bones and Joints, Salt Rheufss
Stubborn Ulcers, Sylplliltlc
Disorders, and all diseases
arising from an injudi-
cious use of Mercury,
Imprud nee in
Life or Impurity
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NEW BOOKS.
WATCH REPAIRING

TT1HE sui cribcr havine Seemed tbs s:r,;o. ot
L competent Watch Maker, is prepared to do ali
work in that line with dispatch. All work done will
be warranted if paid for when delivered.
Nov 90, 1855. CHAS. G. STEW ART
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uAGERSTowE ALMANACs, for 1857. bv
II Jar.1J IN. s. L. L. SADI,ER
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GlIES' FERRATED TINCTURE OF BARK
NJ This Tincture deserves tho attentive consiGe-
ration of physicians, it contains all that is valu-
peel combined with the most grceable beafe
VIC possess, lFor sale by
January II, 1861. BELLER & COOKE
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W.. III. GOOseU,
.HE0bG21sds Journal,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
Practices in Pone Coupee West Baton Rouge West
licana Residence. Ponte Coupee P. o. La. dg9 Up
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distinctions on the Green Bugs.

The Baton Rouge Gazette, of the 2lst, is respon-
sible for the following. We shall attempt refuta-
ton of the foul SANDER perpetrated upon green
bags at the close of the article. Their characters
perfectly unquestionable. man might as well dis
pute the slipperiness of soft soap, the adhesive
properties of PITCH the intoxicating qualities Of
bad rum as to throw doubts upon the moral and pro-
fessiona status of the green bags Of New Orleans
And we assure the editors of the Gazette that when
the green bags get hold of them they will think that
cold Nick and all his imps are in close proximity
But, hearken to the calumny:
From the Crescent we learn that Judge Augustin is
conestng the election of Mr. Eggeston to the judge
ship of the Third District Court. We rather glad
of this as it will very likely bring before the Supreme
Court the contitutionalty of the late bill regulating
elections in the parish Of Orleans, known as the
" Army bill" Query, " Who is TO try it? Not one
of the old Judges, for he would be interested Not
by one OF the newly elected, for he is interested. We
learned application yesterday at the office of the
Secretary Of State, that certificates had just been
ceived showing contest in any other district, and
hence commissions would at once be issued to the
newly elected. suppose the lawyers will find
plan to get it before the Supreme Court, for if ever
ingenuity and legal skill approached perfection it is
in New Orleans, and if ever " Old Nick catches the
N. o. lawyers, the only why he will hold them
will be-the toeather in his latitude is too hot for the
session ofthe courts.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-24
business.

There fair amount Of business going on yes
terday on the levee but it will be seen the receipts of
cotton were very slim. There was slight frost on
Wednesday night in the outskirts of the city, aud
under the very great change in the weather Tues
day night we feel somewhat interestedregarding its
effect throughout the cotton region OF the Southwest.
The European mails by the Arabia came through
yesterday Cotton had decidedly the call, notwith-
standing the election. Some letters seem to speak
very confidently that Middlings will go up to Cd
We do not suppose there will be much sale in this
| market when that price is attained.
Freights continue very low here for all parts of the
world. 732d for cotton to Liverpool is not quite
thing, but next to it, We learn that -four has been
shipped to Boston for twenty-five cents per barrel
Our Western friends send forward their produce
twill reach market at about as low rates as any time
during the last fifty years. We DO not suppose they
/ desire lower charges.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-24
Generals Scott and Quitman.

It is well known that General Quitman as Chair
House of Representatives, was mainly instrumental in
getting through Congress bill for the increase of
compensation Of officers of the army, who were
wretchedly paid then and are inadequatey paid now.
1t is true he discharged but his duty in the premises
but he discharged it noby, perseveringy and dill
gently that it is no wonder that the gentlemen bene
fitted are overwhelming him with letters expressive Of
their gratitude and there is much talk of presenting
him with costly testimonial, appropriately inscribed.
Referring to this subject, the Natchez Free Trader
says: :. From among the many letters that Gen.
Qutman has received on this subject, we have been
allowed copy of the following one from Gen. Scott,
his old commander who, above all others, knows and
appreciates the brilliant character he made for him
self upon the fields of Mexico As the senior of the
class benefited Gen. Scott expresses to Gen. Quit
man the thanks of the entire army; and we publish
his letter as specimen of hundreds of a similar
(. character"
New YORK, Feb. q, 1857.
| My DEAR GENERaI-Grateul as all army officers
are to Congress for the late handsome addition to
their compensation, much needed, the feeling is
universal among us, that special thanks are due to
the Chairman of the House Military Committee, late
our gallant and distinguished brother in the field,
who, by those fine clements OF character homer, gen.
erous enthusiasm and talent, conciliates favor, or
| bears down opposition.
As the senior of the class benefited, Ihave assumed
| to be the organ of their sentiments, and subscribe
myself, Your friend and servant,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
Hon. J. A. QUlTMAN,
| Ex.Major General of the Army.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-24

TERRIBLE FALL.-Whe the mail train from
Petersburg crossing the bridge james river.
yesterday morning, the received a sudden jerk
when about midway across, and one of the passen-
gers, gentleman from South Carolina, named Su-
van, who was imprndently standing upon one of the
edge of the bridge. He was of course precipitated
into the river below distance of about seventy feet
and it was naturally supposed that he had been in
stanty killed by striking upon some OF the numerous
most wonderful to relate he escaped without broken
bone He miracuously alighted in about six feet
water, face upwards, and after ouuderng about for
some time, rescued by 8 fisherman, who FORTH
nately happened to be visiting some traps in the
vicinity. [Richmond Wing, 18th.
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eITY.,.,E BLANC c; RI Walker, o; t Davis Yazoo
City. Myer, G Il tianns, JAS Moss Ala {;
W seadson II Green, Miss Green, Clinton, la, WSf
Denis Corcoran. o; ii Duncan; W $ Royal y o; " q
Dobhs, Texas; W McCerky, Ga; pupry Texas; j Fila
gerald Gest, KY II Q'Boyie la: q d epd, III; VIM
Philsdelplia; " lect, Ky; Pan, Bayou snra Euoch
lady, Philadelphia; Ilsly Jas Brown Miss: Suty,eeu
Jen Butler; David Butler; Ivy Assumption Pipes "
Baton Ronge Black Miss Marsan, k;J Gany, Miss
aud daughter Miss; Walsh Lock wood, Mobile; Con-
nor, n O; l. Wiley Y; Wm \ Reed, La; Sam jackson,
Miss; II Berry Mobiles Geo Guion aourche: Capt Dan
iokock and lady Lake; stuart and lady Mrs Ramsay, ST
bernard; Prescott. Washing Wiley and lady kply
Anderson, w Bleke lady snd servant PaQueTnes La
John tidry and l THos Coleman, Wu Noble and
Servant. W Maor Jas Candy Mss Hedford iedEord
South Carolina; }rashear, Blashea city; Miss Bngaman
n oi VIM a sins, Assumptspn; " Terry Kinds, Miss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-24

SINGULAR CAsE.on the 10th, man who gave
his name as John Scatchard and claimed to be from
New Orleans, was arrested in New York on an affi-
dayit made by Charles ]. Kane, a banker, charging
him with the intention of forging pardon for Chas.
B. Huntington the forger for the purpose of eectng
his escape from SngSing prison. He had applied to
Mr Kane and to several others for assistance in the
attempt, and it believed that he had been far
nished with money by parties unknown.
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If You Would Escape
LONG SUFFERING WEAKNESS, DEFoRMITY OR PRE-
MATURE DEATH ~"

NATURE DEATH
'DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
The only instant never-failing Audote Pain earth
WARRAN TED
to cure without smart and quicker all as that other things
eVe moreover has absolute and unmsakabe control
many malades below named which defes ALL other
edies and medical skill
l. Stops all pain, of Burns instantly
q Heals Burns and Small Pox ETC. free of scars.
s. Admits no Scald to raise blister or sore.
t. Talks away Old Sores fully.
s. Subdues all internal and external Inflammation.
g. Ends Commissions, Collie and Fits directly.
T. Soothes Nerves to ease, quet and strength.
s. Restores action and strength to Pased limbs.
g. Destroys Modification instantly.
TO- Generates flesh rotted thereby.
H. Keeps off Black and Swelling after blows
T. Dissoves Gaaracts and strengthens Sight.
49, Draws and heals BliSters free Of smart mark
IA Neutrazs all poisons and humor either hereditary
infused by bees hornets, mosquitoes, reptiles rabd animals
corrupt bodies Or plants.
ABSOLUTELY
whether the bgot believe it not Fire Poison Inn-
nation Morticatiou Infection and Hydrophoba horror of
all ncpien Consumption, Constipation Eryspeas
Inflammation of the Chest Bowels, Peurisy Chrome
Diaha, Dy entery, etc. rendered comparatively harm
less controlled easily by child possessing but
innocent, mighty, cheap, ELECTRIC, rapid antoe
versal suffering.
will be forfeited If It does LIFE where all medical
science fails
MILLIONS
daily in astounded satisractiona praise tNoNE ARE
SAFE WITHOUT IT, aud has become the greatest
ciGl antidote extant
Refer DIR. V. Mott New York. the greatest surgeon,
in America, and all eminent Physicians.
Sold in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
ago 2p3eod 81 and Isl Churres
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-24

Connoisseurs and others interested in the fine
arts would do well to call in at 10T Charities street.
where there are to be seen two exquisite marine
views from the clever pencil of +. NJ Junca, Esq, the
much admired basso Of the Orleans theater, who, in
addition to his fine musical talent possesses every re-
quiste that constitutes fine artist. The pieces of
which we speak are two naval engagements between
the Constitution and Guerrero, and the Macedonia
and United States, and they really both gems of
the kind. We believe they are to be disposed of by
rattle as soon as the chances are all taken.
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Drugs, Paints, etc.

The subscriber has the following articles landing and in store
which are offered ut reduced prices
Is barrels No. East India CASTOR OIL;
1000 pounds Powdered CAYENNE PEPPER;
100 demijohns AQUA AMMONIA;
100 :. SWEET SPIRITS NITRE;
80 pounds Pnlv Comp Ext. COLOCYNTH;
800 81. :. JALAP;
300 dozen Garrelt's SNUFF;
5000 pounds pure WHITE LEAD;
% barrels LINSEED OIL, pure;
1000 boxes WINDOW GLASS;
80 barrels Eng VEN. RED;
40 e. GLUE, assorted qualities;
800 pounds CuCHINEAT
10 cases Refined BORAX;
40 jars CARB. AMMONIA.
E. 3. WHEELOCk,
Wholesale Druggist
a2O 2pl2t q Magazine street.
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The CAHAwBA.-The steamship Cahawba, Capt.
Bulloeh, which sailed from New York on the 18th
inst for this port, via Havana, has not yet arrived,
although she was due on Tuesday last.
A telegraphic dispatch from the mate Of the Ca
hawha has been received here addressed to the Cap
tain, announcing that he had arrived safely at Nor
folk, from which it may be reasonably inferred that
the Cahawba, on her passage, fell in with vessel
or in distress, and that the Captain placed his first
officer on board to navigate her into some port