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Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
Third edition.
baptist Missionary Meetings.

Missionary meetings, in interest Of
American Baptist Publication Society,
will be held in the several Baptis
churches of this city tomorrow.
The obi ects of this Society are: The
circulation and diffusio n OF our Demon
national literature; Missionary col
portage and Sunday School work. Ser
vices will be held as follows. and will
be presided over by the following emi
nent speakers.
At the Second Baptist Church, 1890
a. M, sermon by the Rev. G j. John.
son, d. D., Missionary Secretary of the
American Baptist Publication Society.
Sunday School, 2 p. m,, address by
II. L. Maryland, ID. d., 7.45 p. m, Rev.
G. j. johnson, ID. d., will deliver a
lecture on Centennial of Sunday
Schools"
At Delaware Averue Baptist, ser.
mon by Rev. H. l.. Wayland., ID. d.,
As o'clock, at p. m, address by Rev.
John T. Craig, State Missionary for
American Baptist Publication Soci-
ETY..
German Baptist Church, sermon ty
Rev, John T. Craig at 1.45p. IN.
Be 'hany Baptist Church, sermon by
John I. Craig at 10. 30 n. IN. 2 p. m, ad-
| dress by Rev. q. j. johnson.
Shiloh Baptist Church, colored, 1880
a. H.. sermon by Rev. II. l.. Wayland,
u. ID.
These meetings will no doubt be in
terestiug and all are invited 10 be pre-.
sent
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
MEMORIAL SERVICE.
H.W IL will be Observed By the
M r Cluh

A special meeting Of theYoung Mems
Republican Club was held last even.
ing, and it was decided to show their
deep feeling for the late President by
attending services at the Hanover Pres
byterian Church tomorrow morning.
The members of the club will meet at
headquarters and proceed to the church
in body.
They have also secured the Grand
Opera House, in which they will hold
common memorial service on Mon
day afternoon between three and four
o'clock. The remains of the President
will be uttered at two o'clock in
Cleveland, which will be about 3 80
or 4 o'clock in this city. The exercises
will be very interesting as number
of eminent speakers will be present,
and excellent music has been secured
for the occasion. This Club deserve
great credit for their untiring efforts to
show their respect for President Gar
field, they being the first to drape their
hall in mourning, which was done i'm
mediately after the news of his death
was received in this city, at midnight
Monday. The Opera House should be
crowded on this occasion.
The club will hold an ad journed meet
ing this evening at 8 o'clock, to further
complete these arrangements. We
| have been requested to state that tho
Jefferson Cub, Philharmonic Society
and Kni yht Templars will meet in con-
junction with the Young Mems Repub-
licau Club, in their Memorial services on
Monday next. Eminent members of
the bar and the Clergy will address the
meeting. The music will be furnished
by the Philharmonic Society and or
| cheStra.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
The Last NiEht.

Mr. James will positively close ont his
sale Of crockery ware at l. w. SJldham
X Sons aucti III room this evening. He
has still a large lot of plates, cups
and saucers, urns and basins and 9th
er articles just such things AS every
housekeeper needs, He also has decora-
ted toilet sets which are bot a useful and
ornamental. The plates with Garfield. '.
portrait on are meeting with RAPID
sale. Those who need such articles
should not fail 10 attend this evening
Another chance for good and cheal
ware will not probably sooa be offered
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
The OpeVp House.

Owing to the general grief that over
shadows our city at present, there was
but small attendance to witness III
pomacy" last evening. The audience
however was select. The performance
was all and more than all that was
promised, and the acting lif"like and
realistic. The hearts of the spectators
moved in sympathy with the unhappy
Dora, while under the clouds of suspl-
con thrown around her by the design
ing Countess. The different passions OF
love, jealousy and hatred, were well
portray ed by Madam MaJeron, and 1t
was hard tu believe that one so lovely
as the Countess could be so crue! and
treacherous. The other characters were
all well sustained, and it is a credit TO
the combination that they performed
their parts as well as though the house
had been packed.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24

v1OR RENT.-A TWO.STORY BRICK
h horse No. llls Poplar re t. Apply to
HARLAN GA. Sc Front and Tatnall Sts.
sept2i.N
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
FOURTH EDITION.
DeIawars Avenue baptist
('h n ~ h.

Rev. I. NJ. Haldeman, pastor, 1870
a. m, 7.45 p. m, Bible school a: p. IN.
Tomorrow to be observed as children's s
day.
In the morning there will be service
of song, responsive readings and funeral
exercises, in accordance with the print
ed programme which will be distributed
throughout the church. In the after
noon Rev. Jno. T. Craig, State Mission,
ary, will conduct the services, and in
the evening at 7.Ij Rev. DR.. Wayland
editor of the National Baptist and one
OF the leading orators and workers OF
the Denomination, will occupy thepul'
pit, and on Monday at 1890 IN compli.
ance with the proclamation Ct the Presi'
dent and officers Of the State, a memo
rial service will be held 0n the death OF
the President. All are invited. Seats
free to all.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
Attfbute from, Lon Il on.

A cable despatch was received yester-
dny, from the great canning firm Of }.
agent in tLis city, to Immediately pro.
cure two large flags, one American,
and tbC other English, and place them
on their new buildings, heavily draped
in Grape, as token of their sorrow and
grief at the death OF President Garfield.
They also directed that all work be
suspended at their buildings on Mon
day, the day of the funeral. The part
of the despatch relating to the procur-
ing of the flags has been compiled with,
and they are now floating at half mast
over the works, expressing by their mute
e,oquence the universal soiiow that
pervades the " hole civilized world.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
Lady Taken sa""t ,ot

This morning about bout ;lS NJ BBrrampIs1 3 rI
Bramble, wife o. Geo. M. Nv p Latin|
occupies the farm Of Ben,y .;n, while
near near the Delaware Junction, II blood
tending market, had La, r''su ru''ssuuement nj ia1
the head, and fell to M the sss carried
to the house of Mrs. Wln.nIIfDIir nnI Dr. Siu|
summoned. rma @ When the do Doc.v't .sv"'trsnd
he found the lady sutfellms ars.tives
and administered s'osrasarious 81
however il such a P,'ji it. advisS
that that the ' family physician sn0ytT Word \
iUr oe Hst sent for Mr.. ;nta attend
had brought his asd wife 1"IS home asj
market but had ret'lrneu y, mons @ he ]
In obedience to the suslta,in.ed wife {
soon At the side of bis al a.''''At9 'At9 ocl1
had had DR.. Lukens sent for; nod d. %consco|
ness and preparations s0s w0'm home \
Bra,nble had q similar "''''
weeks ago.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
A statement.

The Anniversary entertainment, an
nounced to take place in the Institute
ball, on October 18th, 1881, will not
take plac iu that hall. as it is under.
going extensive repairs, and will not
be ready for occupancy on that date.
The committee have secured the Grand
Opera House instead, in which place
their anniversary will be held on Wed.
nesday evening, October 18th Cards
Of admission 50 cents to all parts of the
house.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
Sam Hague TO.ntghl.

This evening Sam Hague's ministre $,
of over sixty first class artists, will!
make their first appearance III this city
The musicians are chosen from the socl
e'ies of the Royal Italian Opera, Eoya
English Opera and first class compsn-
les. The vocalists are all hi Ia SoloiSt-
selected from the different harmonic
organizations OF England The comedi
ans are all well known and popular a, t.
ors, from the leaiiug theatres OF the
United Kingdom, altogs'h"r making a
combination of unappr"achabe e talent
This company owing to the great length
of their programme, will not give en-
cores, and the audience are requested!
not to demand them.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
Popular Enterprise.

The popular enterprise of Philip j.
Walsh Il Co., at BOG Market street, bids
fair 10 introduc revolution i'll mer-
chandizirg'which must work incalcu.
liable benefit 10 the mass of the people
who rave but limited means at their
command.
These who cannot pay the Who'll e
amount are given the opportunity to
pay it in weekly installments in such
amounts that will not embarrass AID
hich will be satisfactory to all.
The readers of the RErUBLlCAS, who
want to test the merits aud try the ben
etits of this new enterprise should read
Walsh's mamoth advertisement in to.
days REPUBLICAN, and then visit the
great store at SOC Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24

v0OR RENT.-TWu rK TH kEE ROOM S
suitable fI- q small fa ntly. Eas 7th st
near Mari ct, inquire 0l ad r"ss"Ro, ms"
sept24t2t FEPuBLlc'N oFSics.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
SECOND EDITION.
Sunday ~ kcOtt.

The Sunday School at Scott NJ. E.
church will observe the thirtieth ami.
versary of its organization to morrow
with appropriate services. a. m.
prayer meeting. 1917 preaching y the
Rev. j. Il. VanBurkalow. Subject,
"The relation of the. Sunday School to
the Church." 2p. IN. singing by the
school, select reading and speeches by a
former pastor and others. 6p. m, pray
er meeting. ~ pm. preaching by the
Rev. A. Gather of the Philadelphia
Conference. All persons who were pres,
ent at the organization Of The School
or have since been connected with the
Church are invited to be present.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
cannes Circus.

Unfortunately for those who love to
20 TO circuses and for the porprietors
themselves, the funeral observance OF
President Garfield on Monday inter
feres with their expectations. Ihe
managers in view of satisfying all par
ties, had made a proposal to Mayor
Almond to dispense with the public
parade, to offer the large hypodro'ne TO
the city pastors in which TO hold re-
ligious services, and to give the
proceeds of the night exhibition to the
GARFIELD fund. This, however, ap-
peared unsatisfactory to most OF the
citizens consulted in the matter aud
consequently by the request of Mayor
Almond Mr.. Coupe has given up any
intention to exhibit at all in Whining.
ton at the present time.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
GROCERIES SILL LOW.

We have last received our fall sock
foods, which we viii sell at the iloWiLs low
prices: 6 hs. C yoot Ohclne soap, 70 CTS d
h.. hes. starch. % cts NJ. prun,s 20 cts ;
good wash boar, :, 70 cts: = br5cms. Zb Is
| 8 h, best rice, Zd lts LGguyra, Aaricabu
and best Rio G fee 70 cts; "es' JpNa, yet =;
eXtr. fin mac ,rel ! } and 25 cts. per d Aen
une liz ht drius, Il cts, ,Lr 4" CT tea Is extra,
| our 50 CT tea is tine. COED as sold IN nj It
places TO 50 cts. kemeuhcT we viii sell for
~ 90 net cash n barrel Of extra tam.l! Hour
guarantee IA isfacti Il or send II the II ur
and refuud the money: this flour We had IN
| be ore tue rise H4y corn and oats sold al
the lowest marke pr cts; goods delivered
Flour, 81, 4aId A.. cts. per H., guaranteed
q al ana satlsiy yourselves.
| r FORD.
| sept.4.f From, and Madison Sts.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
No School on Mon day

The Board of Education held a special
session last evening, at which President
Conrad presided After the call for the
meeting signed by Dr. Grimshaw and
others, had been read, Mr.. Kenny NOV
ed to frame resolutions expressing the
seuse of the Board on the death Of the
President; Messrs Kenny, Grinshaw
and Morrow were appointed and draft
ed a series Of resolutions, in which it
was decided to close the schools on Mou-
uay next
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
AChllN,A Explanation.

A very pretty little girl entered the
REPUBLICAN office this morning and
said she WAS tie daughter of George
Mclaughlin, 9l7 East Seventh street
who was ac, used by correspondent
signing himself, "An Indignant neigh
bor," charged with offering an indigni
ty to the memory OF President Garfield
by decorating an outhouse in mourning.
The little Miss said: eve children did
it, but we didn't think of Offering any
insult to the President"
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
A General Closing on Monday.

A visit 20 the leading business houses
of this city, this morning, it was found
that the feeling for suspending all
branches of business on Monday next
was unanimous. We received a notice
from Crosby Il Hill, stating that they
wonld be cl ssed on Monday. With all
the stores clio yed and busi ness suspend
ed in general, Wilmington will present
a sombre death like appearance. Ser.
vices will be held in the Opera House
and nearly all of the churches.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
Deceased.

Mrs. Devices Chandler, daughter-in
law Of Jacob Chandler, of Nj, Cuba
died at the residence of her husband al
Hockessin, Del, on Thursday morning
Of typhoid fever, after an illness OF
about three weeks. the illness of a
child which required much watchfu
care, brought on the fatal illness of tht
mother. She leaves sorrowing hus
band 9ud three children.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
Death Of an old F0 lner.

John MeKeever, for many years a
farmer on the Concord Pike above
Perry's Tavern and well known all over
Brandywine Hundred, but who for a
number of years past lived at Chaid's
Ford, died last night aged about S3
years. He leaves wife and four
children. His remains will be buried
at Bethel NJ. r. Cemetery, Brandywine
Hundred, on Wednesday next, at . p.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
Was not NSc b hOOner.o

"Scboonel" Long called at the RE-
PUBLICAN office to day to say that if
the man Schooner" whose coat tail
was caught in the door Of a saloon on
King street below Second on Wednes-
day night, meant to apply to him,it was
= mistake, and he had proof that he
was in bed long before the hour named
that the disturbance occurred
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
The CITY Hall Cloak.

Yesterday morning about II o'clock,
the wind hew some of the drqrery on
the City Hall in such manner that it
became entangled in the bands of the
clock, holding them tight and fast and
stopping the works. 1t was several
hours before it was dsengaged, and the
clock again started.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
Fine Pictures.

We have been shown two handsome
life sized crayon pictures Of Mr.. VIM.
Herbert, the County Treasurer, and
Mr.. Hiett Graham, both Of New Castle,
They are gotten up in first class style,
By J. X. Sutterley, 3o2 Market street,
the photographers Of this city, and re-
fleets great credit on the experience
and ability OF this film.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
Union Memorial Service.

At a special meeting of the Whining
ton NJ. 4. Preachers it was decided to
ho'd a union Memorial Service in AS
bury Nj. + Church, on Monday at . p.
M. in honor of the ATE President. DR..
L. G. Matlack and Rev. M, A. Richards
will direct the exercises.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
nav ADyERTIsEMGNTs.
PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF Delaware,
IyEurTIyK DEPARrM EnT.

Monday. the 2oth inst being the day ap.
pointed for the burial Of The late President OF
the United States, it furnishes very appro-
priate occasion for tbs people to unite IN
humble prayer to Almigh God for conso'a-
tion and strength in this hour OF national be
reayement ard sorrow; and the President
having appointel the above named day as "A
day of nun iliation and mourning. NOW,
therefore, /. John W. Hall, Governor Of the
Sta3. Of delaware, do hereby set apart Mon
dav. the 25th inst, a. a day OF humiliation
and Prayer, a. d earnestly request that the
people of this State abstain from all secular
labor ard ea ployment on that day. and as
semble at their respective places OF worship,
etween the huuls Vi ten n the morning and
~ o clock noon, for the purpose OF showing
their acuuiescence in tnis sad dispensatlon VI
Providence, and huu.biy praying ''od for
His guidance and protection In the future.
In witness whereof, !, J"nN w. HALL,
Governor sfthe state of Delaware:
have hereunto set my hand and caused
L.s. the Great Seal OF the state to be AT
txed at Dover, the 23d day OF sep
tenbcr, in the year Of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and eighty
one.
BY the Governor; JOHN ". HALL.
JAMES l.. WoL0oTT,
Secretary " state.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
Not Gst.

The steamer San Jacinto which sail
from the Harlan & Hollir gsworth yards
alb Ht the 30rh OF August, and which
vas reported lost in the Carolina coast
storms arrived at Santiago de Cubs on
the 7fh ins, uninjured, and al. hands
Oh board well.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
A larXe Contract.

Peter Ford, the popular grocer at
Front and Madison streets ha, received
from w. G. Coup X Co., proprietors OF
the Coup circus expected on Monday
an order to furnish 800 bushels Of oats,
j tons of hay and three tons Of straw,
besides a large quantity OF groceries.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
Funeral Services.

The funeral services of our late Presi.
dent will be observed in Grace NJ. +.
church, Ninth and West streets, on
Monday, at Up. III. The programme OF
service wi be announced from the pull
pit to- morrow n general invitation te
the public is extended.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
hSIalArN.

In this department we have never Of
tered as large an assortment as at the
present time in English and German
goods tor ladies' ami children. We have
also sty les of fancy silk-cIocked, cleared
seams tor ladies at 2jcts. a pair; 80 doz,
ladies striped, good quality, 3 pair iol
IS cents. K. l.. Russell.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
ReItkfOus Notice.

In response to the IL Of President Arthur
ard in memory and honor of our late Presi
dent, James "A. Garfield, now risen within
the veil, public ser lices will be held in the
New jerusalem Temple, cor. delaware Ave
the Goth inst at 2.30p. m.
]. b. PARMBLRR, Pastor.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
MAYORS OFFICE,
NILMINGTOS, DkL,,

NILMiNGTOS, Dbl,
September ~ 1881
WHRRRAs the City Council having by reso-
luti H. atlhe regular meet, on the even =
ing Of seplemrer .3'd. 1881, requested a
procl ina ,ou tc IN ide by tue Mayor, ie-
uuesling all cit'ZtLs to C uSe I 4ei' places u
l,usi.es- on Monday when the funeral N our
late President takes .lare. ana to"hSef'e lhe
day a. one Of prayer and umil'alIon.
Now, therefore |, .lOnn T. a lin IN i. Mayor
Of the CITY Of Wilmington do hereby direct
the clos ng Of all pubnc 9Th ,cs and request
that all places Of business Siali be clos on
MOI day tho 18TH inst. the day hN 'or the
neral OF our late PresldeDt, James "A 'rai'
led, and that all the people of thlF city re-
ia ir to their respective piLc OF WORSHIP 10
manifest in prayer and surplcation iheit
sense Of sorrow. which il caused by the d AIN
of The late Chief Magistrate Of the AmerI'
can people, and huhbl. invoke the marcy
and favor Of Ain iYhty God Tor our country
and : Government
also recommend the tulling O the bells
Of the city during the hour Of the funeral
r,Inouics. JOHN =. ALLMOND.
MaNNI.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
Tn mr. RAAderS

The beautifully dressed dry goods
window Ct Phil j. Walsh X Co., at No.
800 Market street, which is attracting so
much attention, is due 10 The taste and
arrangement of Miss Kate Tersy sales
lady of the establishment.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
Ga field Insured.

We learn from MesSrs. Mather Il Can
ming, marag, rs. of the New York Lite
insurance Co., for this State, that til"
llre Pre-idrn', James A. Garfield, had
a po' icy of 81, 200 on his life in their
company which was only taken out
four weeks previons 10 bis heing shoe.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
The Sunday star.

The Star Tomorrow will contain por.
traits Of the la:e President and Presi
dent Arthur, and also portraits and
sketches ot all the other Vice Presidtn.
tial Presiden y. Likewise all the local
and telgraphic news. Price only 3
cents
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
Oysters.

James w. Lynch will have good oys-
ters at No 300 Madison street, on and
after Tuesday next, at % cents a quart.
All old Gus toners are requested 10 send
in their orders.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
AtAmglvRAnC0.

Several speakers will address the
meeting under the auspices of the W.
G. T. U tomorrow at O'Clock, p. H.,
opposite Rosendale Park.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
net open.

The Wilmington Clothing House, cor
Fourth and Market streets, Will be
closed on Monday in obedience TO the
Proclamation of President Arthur, also
the Mayor Of our city and commemora-
ton of the funeral services of our late
President.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
A Warm nuOrser.

Mr.. c. A. Beck ford, General Agent
for Gaif, Flelschmann X Co.'S Com
pressed Yeast, in Troy, n. y, i, "A
warm lndurser OF st. Jacobs On as a
remedy fu' horses.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
n OlicN.

The Jefferson Democratic Club viii
hola aspecill Al meeting at 8 o'clock, this
evening, 70 take action in regard to at
tend ng the G ,rtield memorial service
at the Opera House, on Monday after
noon.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
1000

pairs double and twist Cashmere Pan
taloons,$1 % per pair at The Boston One
price Clothing House, 2i3 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
OK Tail

soup will be served up tonight, ,at No Il
East Secoud street. AL lovers Ut goOu
Sup would do well to CAL.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
To R0 Closed.

Out Of respect to the memory of our
beloved President, nv place of busi-
ness will be closed on Monday next.
A. A. CHAPMAN,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
A N0lll koalIA

John Manz's Wilmington summer ar-
don IL the incest aud cooler tpiace foI 70
freshmUnts.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
Broke his Arm.

| Eli Crozier had his arm broken while
coming from Philadelphia to Whining
toa at Grays' Ferry bridge, on Friday
evening
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24

Warmers and Bush's n. b',slit SIlt ut 's's
York and PhiladelPaan,Sn'd Panndsy.
thsis usual trips On h0D'
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24

1NR. kILNE'S GAEAT NERVE RE-
IL S1ORER. 10 the wonder Of the age Tor
aIl nerve diseases. All ats stopped frse. Send
10 ssl ArsA street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
1000

pairs of Brown Duck Overalls, at 25cts.
per pair, at the Boston One Price Cloth
ing House.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
HOOP Skirts

% cents each. Wainwright, 3l2 Mar
ket street, has 10 dozen OF them they
are selling very fast.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
Deaf HIS.

MCCUSkER-O On the 2!nd inst, SUSIE A. Nc.
Cusker, in her I'D year, daughter Of the
late John and Margaret McClsker.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
v ted to attend her funeral f ON The residence
of her brother, Frank McCueker at Free
Park, DuPonts Banks, on SUNDAY afternoon,
At o'clock. lnterment ut st. Josepn's GEN.
etery.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
PROCLAMATION.

by the Governor JohN W. ii
JAMES l.. WOL1oTT,
Secretary Of state.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
MARRIAGES..

W0GD .lENKINS-On September 2Srd, 81,
at go West Third street by Rev. j. L..
Estln. J.hn 5. Wood, of Townsend Del,
and Catherine jenkins Of Suyrna. Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24

w ANTED.-AN INTPI L'HENT BOY
w to learn tho d ug 'usines.. Apply 10
HERTEL BROS. Maryland avenue.
sept24tlt
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24

Wy LADY DESIRES BOARD
w in u re- pccts lie iocaiity. Bstween
Market and JEFF rson streets preferred. Ad-
dress H., this once. 81 pt2Flt
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24

xIyANrED-A q X IT 800 della.
work. sept24tSt
Daily Republican., 1881-09-24
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
The public are hereby cautioned against
send NJ any money or orders to NuNES b
60, 50 Nassau street, New York City, New
y ork. as authorized by The Louisiana State
are flooding the country with bogus circulars
purportinr to be OF The Louisiana State Lot
terry Company, and are fraudulentIy repre-.
senting themselves as agents of l he Louis.
lana State Lottery Company They have no
autho -ity to sell the tickets of this Company,
and are not its asente for any purpose
NJ. A. DAUPHlN,
Pres, Louisiana State Lottery 90.
NEW ORLEANS la. july 1851.