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IA bushels Of good clean dry nns salt
920 gallons Of good cider vinegar
1T Fort Aass, ss~a SIC. Marie, Asassssa
IS barrels Of pork
las barrels Of fresh saps1nne noar
"a pounds ss:ss. y . &C.: S .l: :o sss Beans
rs posnd. Il soSd bard isisw candle.
s ssSs. q q GO: Sss s s's:s ya.s a. y.
oss s,r The is' o. Jsns, 1854 remainder ~ s isA h.
A Pert IaAsps"de~es. Bssss~ As-ssr, A.s'sss-.sss
lie busAeis Of white nsAd heaas
g yssss: 3 20: GOOD i ssaf ;s;sr candle.
40 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
At Fort TfumbaH, New London, Csnnsesisus.
IS barrels Of pork
$40 pound. Of good hard soap
a2s pounds Of good hard ,Aow candles
! ssis' z! i 5000 s ss:9 s AZ a.: an
At Fort adams. NswYort, RAo4s hsa.A.
~ ssss; @ q sss ,ss ss 81. so Ss...
0sa pounds OF good hard tallow candles
$50 s s Of q goo. GOOD s sssn d az. sd.
AT Fort Constis1iion, Portsmouth,, Ns~ HswssAUs
rs barrels q fresh .uDsrha. aour
S. bushels Of new white deld beans
ss c GOOD GOOD s n. ss1w candle.
= Bushels q good clean dry nas salt
az gallons Of good cider vinegar
at FSrt PsssIe, Psrtia~d, Maine.
las barrels q i1ysh superans aour
S. bushels Of new white held beans
s7s pounds Of good hard soap
e ssa ~ q. s,. ~.
40 sal'oas Of good cider vinegar
gaf3 At Fsrt SslIsan. Easspsvt, Astns.
-, q G barrel. 81 81 R Ssss .up.ran. aour
s bushels q new white nsd beans
4 bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
$50 gallons Of good cider vinegar. aA
NorE-A bidders requested extend the u
bid. for each article and exhibit the total amount o. each
The periods quantities each delivery posi- ~.
December, 1852, and Isl March, 1885,
@ % 1o. and S s ...s s Sn e aSS
then carefully packed with the same article In pieces
when the packing ha. been completed the
S1res uhoopsd the beans and sal. in bssa -
the soap and candies in strong boxes of convenient size for
Salt only received by OF hirytwo assss
st. Pslsr Fon Ripley must pass 81 uldnsa
n oS IN s t sss qa 5, Ap s sad me
failure in these particulars viii be considered brsaeha
cract and the department will be authorized to purchase
the provisions will BIO inspected the time and place q
expenses DC paid py cOnuecOS Wey
ach storehousss be designated by the OF @
Commissay General privilege iaeresas
Diminishing the quantities. Of dispensing with any
required a post any time before entering into cc.a
also Of increasing reducing the quantities Of delivery
third subsequent contract giving sixty days. svious
Bidders heretofore required accompany a.
proposals with evidence Of their ability together with the mna
hsir securs whose responsibility be certified BY hs
Attorney by well known to the government a
wise their proposals will nor be acted 3 ~ al 20
ss:y iii sss AZ igor.
Ss made xPon he TIea,~y for Psynea, which viii be e9n
such pu0ic may be convenient TO the points OF d
places Of purchase, tho residence Of the contraction
option Of the Treasury Department
stances.
proposal will be sealed in separate envelope aad
Proposals for furnishing army ssbsisssncs
GEO. GIBSON, c. CO.
NorKEditoTs will paid inserting in their papen
unless authorized do BY the Commsy Ger
Of 6ubsislence. AUG 3-law'iSY
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uuuCv. Wasl,inatons-The undersigned, late Of the In
spection branch OAsce Depasmee oss his serv
-. - n eheraily, and 70 those Of s southwestern
section w the assurance hs AZ rsnova em once
dose chanctsr he has m any ysars sus
hned in the honesty cspAriy and adei and
once Of hoth parties, with THAR hearty
An orders attend Of nature, At the seat
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
Jvly A--dtf 81 .- Of Post Once Dspanment
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-15

IL piso.. white oak long II inches wide, sinehss
IL piece. white oak feet long ID inches wide, inches
thick z,aso
y p's tbiss' "A IT = a,sos
= '' thick, -, $3.50
pieces oak 81 feet long 10 inches wids 10 inches
thick, 800
white oak IA feet Is inches wide 10 niche.
thick, $50
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-15

MOSES l.. HOLT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Sar Francisco, California.
RsrsRrsoKs Hon. s. w. Inge, M c. AlabamA John Taylor
esq Mobile Alabama Rhodes Wright Co, New Or
leans Henry Clark esq., Tsrboro', North Carolina
Heacy, Boston, MAssachuseus A. r. Hatch,
Portsmouth New Hampshire May 7-2awly
NEW York and CALIFORNIA; Millionaire Association
IN dollars Capital, co.,
Of obtained by influential
capital special admitted in
revised Of New York. free from
liability u 900 cash and
issued therefor annually
prospect doubling the whole in safe operations In
mining United States under the direction and
troll of OLIVER HOLDEN,
As the General Partner Chief Agent Company,
#e1I No. II Wall street, New York.
Cnnsns and other responsible parties throughout the Union
who aid obtaining contracts WIN, the United states on apP
association be employed NJ diff
points, where line of steamer. and vessels can be made
available the NAILS and freight and
from Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas
business doing with Cafo
MIS- the Pacific and long As the supply Of gold continues
goods and manufactures will asonish the
and calculations therefor And is this
thereby formed,
Arm and style Of o. HOLDEN b. CO.,
and Commission Merchants, Banking
Insurance. and Mining Agents New York and San Francisco
Capital u ,ooo, 600.
Feb 2-n
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The abovet be OF straight
from knott and all be least three
from VI The
heart, per feet, board measure. a##
Class No. 4--Whtte Pine Timber.
cubic quality meTchanabe white TIMBER
than IS feet - rough squared
and inches the end of the stick
bic foot.
pieces white pine timber 70 feet long, 30 inches diam
eier, IL feet from butt, and ~ inches a. top end
pieces pine timber, 73 long 30 inches diam
eter, IL feet from butt ~ inches top end -440in.
pieces white pine Imbsr ~ feet long, "a inches diam
IL from but. ~ inches end Spr. in
white TIMBER % feet - inches d.
ameer, in the Of stick
pieces pine ~ feet long, % inches
IA butt, "a inches square top end Of
stick The whole TO lie straight.
CLASS No 5-YsiioW Pine Timber, S Mast and Spar Timber
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The whole be of long leaf fine gran yellow pine,
and straisht.
200 cubic FIRST quality Island lengths from 10 IL
Feet II inches less than Inches,
cubic foot ID .tH. .a
piece African oak, feet long, 81
do do J do do 90
Class No. 6.-Haok Sprues spms &c.
IS 81 feet 10 inches butt
inches At top end, per piece
Is Ga feet rs inches diameter
thick at top end, per piece
10 50 feet long, II inches diameter le
inches at top end, r'piece
10 90 feet long 10 inches In diameter 10 butt
inches at top end, per piece
so pieces
900 inches from 10 OK inches per inch
The whole to be straight, and with the bark
Nc ma. M
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-29

Whether or not this be real motive or pretex,
only, it is expedient to set it aside and to be able
to say to those who would bind the country down
to an immutable Constitution: Behold univer sal
suffrage re-established The majority of the As.
semby, supported by 1900, 900 of petitioners, by
the greater number of the councils of arrondisse-
ment, and almost unanimously by the councils
general, demand the revision of the Fundamental
compact. Have you less confidence than we in
the expression of the public will :? The question,
therefore, may be thus stated to all who desire a
pacific solution to the difficulties of the day:
The law of the 3lst of May has its imperfec-
tons, but even it perfect, should it not new
erheless, be repealed, if it is to prevent the revs
ion OF the Constitution, the manifest wish of the
country?
cit is objected, l am aware, that on my parl
these proposals are inspired by personal interest
my conduct for the last three years ought to repe
such an allegation The welfare of the country
l repeat, will always be the moving spring of nv
conduct believe it my duty to propose every
means of conciliation, and to use every effort tc
bring about pacific, regular, and legal solution
whatever may be its issue.
Thus, then, gentlemen, the proposal make tc
you is neither piece of party tactics nor an ego.
tistcal calculation, nor sudden resolution il i.
the result of serious meditation and of profount
conviction. do not pretend that this measure
will Danish all the difficulties Of the situation. Bu
to each day its appointed task.
o-day, to re-establlsh universal suffrage is to
deprive civil war'o its flag, the opposition of it.
last argument. 1t will be to furnish France witt
the possibility of giving itself institutions which
may insure its repose. 1t will be to give back il
future to the powers of the state that moral fore,
which can only exist long as it reposes on {
eonsecrated principle and an incontestible author
ity.
Receive, gentlemen, the assurance of my big eseem
Eysee National. Nov. al
India.
THE OVERLAND MAIL.
From Correspondence of London News,
~, BOMBAY, Oct. 3.
The principal item of news for the past fortnig h
ls the reported determination of the Governo
General to seize a portion OF the territory O
the Ameer Dost Mahommed, of Cabul, it bein.
well situated for establishing post to watch am
overawe the Afreadies, Wuzeerees, etc. aroun,
Peshawur The rumor emanates from the Delh
Gozette-who does not write as one without au
thority on the matter.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-29
mrs. G. hOODY,
'ernsr Of CsrondeisI and Julla strss.a

Corner Of Csrondest and Jula strssia. 4
-. ~ Respectfully psgs to cAll the stisn -
hon Of Is atlsa and The public generally, WI
lsrge and extensive Engish
SoNNsTs, as veil article hiLLlE cry l,a
Her equal 10 thst Of in iss
city, and htr terms shs
Mrs B. would nf.m Iadiss carried On tn
DkEsSAAklNG city, prepared =
give the fullest satsfactIsn With
paronAge Od bennets Cleaned Tor FIFTY Cents
NEW GOODS-P. w. WOODLIEF No. r.
Chartres street, has Just received Der steamships Wiz
held Scott Union and Empire City. and BY the 6ang
packets from New York. Boston and Have assortme1
Of e Eashiosabe and seasonable FANCY And STAPLE
DRY GOODS, heretofore unsurpassed in extent variety
and rechefuhe ayle, which he oders WHOLES ALI.
AND RETAIL to his numerous patrons very reduced
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-29

RkAAkKABLK CUaK.-Dr. Fryer, ths ce,sbgstsd I.d,.r
Doctor, has the credit of achieving rsmakshs eure
We were shown the other day bsiongng To the OA
Levee Steam Cotton Prs, Third Municipality who -
Mefe mad been cured oil osnsunpGoa. or rather
disease oil the liver and ungs, with sver of s bowels He
was discharged ON the I'D March, after bang sonnsd to hs
bed fer many months appeared rs,,o,6
We also saw al the time. negro who had been
Of severe csnosr BY Dr. Fryer. [Eo Io.isana sts,e
Rspablqaa, Lafayette, May ". lsGl. uyap \ sv0
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-29
- .k5x II

~ NsSsS SennAOHy "AFeDOu0es
- k5x II
A NDREW g. BULL u CO., Mo- Is Canal
1 street New Orleans, between Camp and Magazine
nreets Mennfact ure,s and Importer OF SADDLEkf
SADDLEW AXE have constantly hand iarge and
Whips SknunK Harness and bride Leather ii, skins.
~ lydEW - ANDREW G. BULL Co
SADDLEkY STOKE-SMIrH X BRorHsR.
- % and % Common street, New Orleans, s.--s.>
offer Tor sale the most complete assortment Of fGm
Goods IN their line In the Southern country. com.
sApDLES-More than so vareties of Engh.h, Amer,
cans Columbian, Spanish, Mexican, and Side saddles.
SADDLE BAGS and WALLETS. in greaI variety
Bnd1es, Birdie Filings, Martingas, Girths, s,uIol
ges, stHrup Leather. Extra, Rsins. Hitch REM,
HARM ESs-Cosch, Gig and Buggy Harness,
ali quaes Wagon and Dray Harnes. " IN paris
G0lan Drey and Wagon Saddles. Hames, BiAd bnds and
TRUNks~raosiss TsunIs. Travelling : y
Trunks. Valsss and Carpet Bags. all styesA i
.,SADDLERY HARDWARE. Saddles. aAk.
every de.s1plOn. :. .UOAua TRlsiMiSGs.N DiN's ''
LEATHEh and SkiNS-Skrung, HaEness, Birdie, Sole
and Band Lsatner; Oil Top Side. and HIDES Enameiei
sides and hides Pate Leetisrs OF all QUALITIES and ooors
bag Hide: and sides, 1 adSklns; Wool Skins; Hos ssns
Goat and Sheep M oroceo Cali skins Lining sld . eli
5kns, all coors and Qnallties Chamol and BaeA Skns
Lace Leather Buffalo Robes, etc.
@ = q b. are Agents tOs the sale Of the Patent lndis
Rubber Gin and Machine Bands Also, the Patent sslched
steam Packing and India Rubber Clothing, OF oil kinds
ba4 kivets, Lace and Band Leathefs, etc.,
dEu SMITH BROTHER. ~ and 81 Common at,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-29

AND NJ ALL 10 MS mum
prices. The stock consists in
Super Broche Antique Silks ;
Col0sed Armure Silks
striped Taieta Silks;
High col. plain P0ult de Sole ;
Black bEecade kaeonnee;
Extra rich and embr'o do;
Changeable and Chene do;
Embfoid'd Damask and plain
Poult de Sole;
Extra rich changeable and
chameleon Poult de- Sole /;
Small plaid high colofed do,
for misses;
Marcellines and Florenees, oi
every shade and color;
White and colored Sauns;
A few pieces superior heavy
black and colored wafersd
P0ult de Sole
C0lofed Silk Velvsts
Rich Chene Satin striped and
pain Cashmere d'Ecosse; ;
French and English Mefinos,
Mousselines de Lame and
Alpacas, solid coios, OF
every variety of shade
Plain, striped and plaid Pop.
bns;
Superior black and cold plain
and figured canton Crapes /;
A large assortment OF whit
and colr'd embr'd and plain
Grape Shaws, some extra
rich I;
Merino, Cashmere and heavy
rich Silk Shawls;
~P. w. w. woulu q
factors and planters to his stoc
very complete and the articles
care and Judgment, the result
floulay line
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-29

Louis Napoleon new Ministry have been beaten
on their first proposal. The President sent long
message 10 the Assembly, synopsis of which we
furnish, in which he proposes the repeal of the law
o May, and vote the revision as ga.id pro quo !,
repeal the law Of May, and at the same time TO sat
.sy legitimate interests, repress political liberty,
MAINTAIN 'he state OF siege, let terror reign and call
lege, prosecute the press, and-elect Master fon;s
again President in 1858. The Assembly met ,hs
proposition to repeal the hated law nobly. Tbs
Ministry demanded the urgency" and were de.
fea!ed by an Immense majority without formal
division. M. Berger was the spokesman of the
reaction, and Emile de Girardin displayed un.
woatsd ability, ss orator, in close and vigorous
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-29

Vaughan caroline Warren miss
Y mrs Warwick NJ mrs
Vaughan Ellen Mrs Watson Mary A
Vaughn Eliza mrs Waters Isabella mn
Vincent A mie mrs Weber Louise mrs
Walker NJ mi s Wise Matilda mrs
Walker Susan mrs Wenisey Bridget
Wallace Z J miss Whlden susan w
Walden Ala miss White Mary mrs
Wall HonOra Whittemore ADneti
Waterman SusanM Wfttemore EdwiT
Washing ton Mar mrs
gretta mrs Wright Anna mrs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-29
tbt Daiiq Crsstsut

OFFICIAL JOURNAL
Of tie CoSncH of the Sec0nd MnnScipatity.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-29

English, French and Amer.
can Calicoes;
A complete assortment of
Esg'n, German and French
Hosiery
Superior white and COLD Silk
Hose and Halt Hose /;
GLOVES AND MITTS.
Buck. Chamois, Kid, Cash-
mere. Silk, Filoselii and Fl.
let, OF every description.
LACE GOODS.
A large and elegant anortm't
Of Valenciennes, English.
French and German Lacss.
and do. Embr0ideries;
Superior 6-12 and Ia Linen
Sheetlngs;
Damask Table Linens and
Napkins, new and splendid
styles;
a. irish and German Liuens
and Lawns
Linen Cambria Hdkfs, plain |:
Embroidered and colored bor-
dered Curtain Stuff, embr'd
Lace and Mustin, Silk and
| Woolen Damask, etc.
| PLANTATION GOODS.
Heavy kerseys, Lowels, Lin.
seys, Jeans. Denims, Stripes
and Cottonades:
Super French Bed Blankets :
Heavy Giainer Plantation do,
very superior. f'iE
specially call ths attmtion of
k OF goods tor their use. 1t is
have been selected with great
Of long expeiience In that par
ask &c
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-12-06
The Anti-SlarGTy Fair.

The Time is now nj hand, when those
friendly to the Anl.Slnyery cause, residing
near enough 10 Salem, 10 reach there nt the
tine of holding the Fair, will lmvo an op-
portunity, ofpromoling it by placing funds in
the Treasury of the Western Auti-Slavery
Society, md at the same time receive nm
equivalent for their money in useful articles.
Those who nrc at heart Anl.Savcry, need
but moments reflection, TO induce them, If
il is in their power to reach there, TO pur-
chnse such articles ms they may need, or will
need within any reasonable time, at the Fair
when by so doing they will he supplying the
means of publishing The Buglc, and of 9th
erwise diflnsng information OIL this subject
The tables in the Fair room will he vel
supplied with great variety of articles fol
sale, and in addition TO this, whatever is no
found there,and may be purchased at the Yan
kee Notion Store, on the two days of tho
Fair, will he strictly accounted for, and al
tie profits Of such sales, contributed TO tho
same object
Come :hen, and make your purchases n
TINT time, and all the mental and moral i'm
proyemen, and social enjoyment of the
occasion will be clear gain.
SAMUEL BROOKE.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-12-06

--------o@I I,OII lou
Since the LIST of December last the pay
ments in cash on account Of the public debt,
exclusive Of interest, have amounted TO 81
sol, ,456 So; which, however, includes tho
sum Of Ss,242,100 paid under the l2lh nrii-
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WASHINGTON,

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MAKE handsome picture for the parlor, and
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PRosPEcTUS.-This work is conducted in he
spirit Of Littell' Museum of Foreign Literature
(Which was lavorabiy received by the public .or
twenty years. but as it is twice as large, and
appears so often with not only spirit and fresh
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?
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becomes every intelligent American to be IN
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ScIENTIFIc.-The following are tenn
peratures on Farenheit's scale at which
some Of the most remarkable effects of
heat are produced:
2786o Cast iron melts.
1900 Gold melts.
1886 Copper melts.
1873 Silver melts.
1860 Brass melts.
Hal Heat of common fire.
$50 Red heat
2lSo Sui phur melts.
1872 Water boils.
Isl Alcohol boils.
96 > Blood heat.
Sc , Olive oil freezes.
32o Water freezes.
zoe Wine freezes.
Ia , Oil of turpentine freezes.
l . Oil of Vitriol freezes.
$50 Mercury freezes.
as Q Nitric acid freezes.
GO Greatest cold ever observed in
the Arctic regions.
81 . Cold obtained by freezing mix
lures.
1850 Greatest cold yet produced BY
artificial means.
A mixture of Z parts of snow and d oil
diluted nitric acid gives cold of 80 be-
low zero.
Three parts of snow and two of dilu
ted acid reduce the temperature to DC
below zero.
TINE TIC Go--"Hallo! my DEAR ex
claimed newly married man to his wife,
''what are you fumbling about your
mouth for?
Just taking out my teeth, love.
1.-The deuce. Well, you cant tall;
what's the matter now?"
"Oh. that's only my palate dropped out
I'll soon fix that"
Thunder and blazes Why, why
wher's your hairl"
'On the table, isn't it pretty?
bought it the other day of the hairdress
err.
The man took to his heels. and has not
been heard Of since, though man resem-
bling him was seen not long afterwards
inquiring his way to Texas.