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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26
AUCTION SALES.

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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26

A Black B1rglar.-Luke, ! negro, belonging
to Mr.. Wingard, was arrested last evening BY the
Second Municipality police, At the request Of John
Hewell, {. m. c., charged with burglary; had .
brush, stolen property. Luke il believed to be
runaway.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26

Larceny.-John DAILY and Margaret DAILY were
arrested last evening by the Second Municipality
police. on = warrant charged with larceny ;
bailed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26

Msstsng at PhikadslpAis.-A large concourse
Of the citizens Of Philadelphia assembled on the
night Of the 18th, in Independence Square, to take
measures to vindicate the law and to express con-
domination. Of the recent outrage at Chris.iana.
Gen. Robert Patterson presided, and speeches
were made by Col. Page, Charles Brown, John
Campbell and others. 4
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26

IN Flint uunicipay designated In the following
table BY hs No. connsass = ~ Raiisoad md run
Ing bsa1 fthsaa sn1iso Ia ths Third lmsj the A
No hanG Perry WhaHl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26

Assaslts and Battersss in tbs First Munics-
paiify-Jean Marie vidou charges some unknown
individual with striking him yesterday morning, 1t
the corner Of Main and Old Levee streets. L.
Blois charges Marie Jose Hote with provoking him
to commit breach of the peace. Theodore Brsuns
charges one Rooney with assault and battery. Ro-
sina Knoeler charges Mary Tinel with like efence.
Hannah sweigle charges Mrs. Tinpin with like
offence. To be examined.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26

lssans-Danisl Sullivan was arrested last eve
ming. by the Second Municipality police for dis.
turbing the peace Of The premises Of John Stroud,
on Common street. Daniel had pistol, when ar.
rested. When arraigned, Sullivan showed strong
symptoms Of being insane. Recorder Caldwell
ordered him into the custody Of Capt. Forno, until
the state of his mind could be asceFtained.
Leopold Myen, arrested at the request of Joseph
Jew, for threatening TO cut his and bis daughters
throat, with q razor, was held to bail in $500 to
keep the peace.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26

: To DO Rs-arrssfed.- Patrick Flood, charged with
interfering with Waterman, who was arrested and
released on bond, did not appear yesterday, and
was therefore ordered to be re-arrested.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26

MIGUDL HBRNAMDHE, JF.
- 10 candidate 10 ss-slseisn, CONSTABLE the RA
Justice Of the Peace Third Msnieipay Ksstsn laird
November, 1851. apis
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26

A Shake Un-ssotsiSsonsak. - John Swaine,
charged BY his wife, Mrs. Purity Swaine, with
shaking her, was held to bail in $500 to keep the
peace for the future.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26

For AUDITOR Of PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
~ We are authorised To announce Hon. Louis Boz.
DELoN. present Auditor Of Public Account in this State
a. d candidate for reelection. my8
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26

~ We ars AUTHORISED 70 announss 9. H. PACE .
candidate for Assessor fos shs city Of Nsw0hssns. Election
to be held November 3. 1851 jy2s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26
NEW ORLEANS.
FRLDAY MORNING.. sBPTEAfBEk "a
Local JNTELLIGENf,R1

Fsrst Diaris Cssr.-John Pssley wss sent
before The First District Ceust yesterday, By Re-
cofdsr Ssussassu, for asssuls end battery o. A. w.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26

Aus brig Gaeeomo. Obad. u days from bio Dc Jsnsro 70
schr Oregon. TTah 10 days from Tanpioo. 70 Fernandez
-lR N.Y. W.
sTHAMDOATn.
Atlantic. Bonlnges, fsem u lsouis.
AbNde.ns mili1. fnn nouiles VA he ivs.
Goncosdn, Cahie. iron Nep0son.
Whites nsaays ho0 AtchAfaloyA-
Lowndes u. JOhnsoo. h0G Mobile, via he Eivps,
Manicpes Daniel, from y hassnsvlls
New Laioaa, Landry. fun bltoa 4oage.
St Jana. ksruhsvaL tiom YsxOo Cny.
Towbest Whitnsy.. Hsatiaa. iiom ths fasse tswsd
down End On The xsh nenne, ships Beassce ~
Union. schn n 1san and John Walsy-heoaght 10
Towboat 6tss, ClYutman. from q. Psassowsd dewa and
0ssa on The 18th INSTANT ship Fos Stafs-hgonsht up
bhg 0xecomO.
EXpoKtos ssN
BkAZO9 ST JAGO-Fss Steamship Fsnny: hhds b.
l6v balss domestos. n =, - I,
PENSACOLA-Per schr Martha: 50 bhl -four, % Dc
pcsa bbh " kegs lard. " csaAs bacon. ~ hs bH and
eundElo1. ~ =
20
Imports.
RIO De JANEIRo-Psr brig Gaecomo: 8e0l bsss eodss
10 h w 0aM. - 80 - IN v,
TAMPICO-Pes schr Oregon: e4l00 in specie, Is bib
LINES 70 Fegnandez-6l2 hides 4l7il ~ in spece To-
sSV do Cranes &oo-eO0 Do Ouconge-Tosa eo,7H g.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26

Pvsstyswtssism II PspsyIs Oh
School Pfssbytsrians havs thsir greatest ssssgth
| h Peansylnais, whsrs they number svsf 5o,o0o
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26

RSflsesy Pygfts -Eysry railroad that has yet
bssn put ia operation in the State q Ohis, pays b
re stockholders more shsa ten pr esnt prods on
|tke investment lsss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26

A'daepptsg. - Antonio, : Portuguese, charged
On Tho 6th Of August Of The present year with kid
mapping Tommaaso Grocopello on the 9Th Of Sep
tember. 1859, under the following circumstances,
will bs examined on The 30th instant: Tommasso
was employed By Antonio to 80 down 70 the Balixs
10 unload vessel there. He went on board ship
bound 70 Liverpool. for the purpose of fulfilling his
agreement. On asking 70 Be put on shors, he was
refused egreaD, and had 70. 90 through tho whols
voyage TO Liverpool. undA ill-trsatment and du.
rance vile. Hence the prosecution.
Perjury. - Thomas Mcfarland, charged with
perjury. bang called on yesterday to answer the
charge, and not appearing. Recorder Caldwell dc.
clared his bonds forfeited.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26
FOE O0MaTAuLn.

Editors Crsscsnt Havns bess acctsd by lasgs pos.
ton Of my numssoss feads. ctr myuif \ oanddass ~
Constable II IL Second Juscss Coar. EIspssa Nevs.
bers. le6l Isl Capt. VIZ. TnDRIHx.
~ JosnrR W.. BuaKs + On isdspsudeat candidate in
the Office Of Constabs Of IL Ssoand Jusss Court. Esc
ton. Nov. .. 106l. isll
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26
FOR STATE TAX cOLLEoToR.

Edstors Of the Cyssceat: Please Announce TnoMAa
RYCKMAN, a. candidate for Stats Tax CollsctoF fos
the Second Municipality, w request of
iy0s MAvv Ravpwns
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26

Capt Tsai. Of The snhf 0neea. reports very heavy gals
M hsadwinds during ths whols passage to this pos.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26
INSURANCE.
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE

= 4
4 NkESCENI MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
~ Of Neworeans.ln conformity With The rquisicns Of thsir
CHARTER, the Company submit the following statement
Amougt Of premiuma ssceived lot year -. :.
amo"ut n r,sm n 81 .n..n,.d III. ''' "
for the ysar sndIsg July y. $780,. -. 605a1 81
,v. -... = ...-.,.... -11o, -; .:
OF which thsre nave Been recsivsd IL -. =
Fire premiums. .................... el63 9ss 3
nhnhe . .'''''''''.'....'..''..' ~ o om -
~" :. ..''''''''''''.'.'' IA - "a eeo, a., q,
-. ,..,,,. - -. -, ....,..,.s = a. 5;e -
Is,s rstarn nrem,ums ....... i04Sl "a. loa sal
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26
FOR JUSTICE OF THE FnACn.

- T. J. WrLxINson Ii . csndidats ~ IL o6les Of
Coronss. and respectfully soncis ths sssass q hi
sl8 FsrxOW-CfTIxuNs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26

~ JOHN L. LEWIS, IL pssssss ineumbsst
b candldass To- ssscon 61s ~ ecs Of oaHRIFH OF
THE PARISH or 0RLEANs. u IL November sise
ton. jy0
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26

Asssrs. Editors: Pisass annosncs J. L. Wxrna, the
present incumbent. y candidate f ssSseton 10 ~ ooe
Of Second Justice Of Tho Peacs fss ths pash Of Osan
Election Novsmb2 :, ISL. III
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26
Ice! Ice 2! Zce!!!
STAFFORD q Co, Wholesale and Retail
y DeelssM ICE. No. , New Lsvss, NewOFlnns.
OgdeD respectfully soicuad sn26 am
CAUVI0Ms

CAOYIONs
THE public are hereby cautioned not to purchase
o. trade foe Land Wansnt isasd fiom IL General
Land Oce and numbered u under ths aps q Conaee
Of COMPANY Sh Rsg%sni q Infantry. asd ID vaidsd
70 ne SsIe o. Edward HAM. aiFod stssst. NewOsss.
and the public are hereby nored that cavs hss bsss
caie.> THOMAS 0EN(lH m 1870
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26

~ GEoRaE Y. BRssHr u . candidate n he emo )
Second Justice Of the Peace fos IL parish Of Osas II
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26

ROOTS, SHOES AND BKOHANS - Su0l
d. ~ p A. :. lgNBAk = Go. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-26

ITO PLANTERS - 5000 pairs MUD AND
- DlTC9lNG BOOTS. -
I s-' ~ = + S5 u 4 g.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27

When compared with the large exports OF com
which have been made, the sum retained by the
Banks large and significant Of great stability AMI
when compared also with the large receipts Of gold
from California It ,s small, and leads Is 20 the IN
evi,ade conclusion that there Is very large III
crease a. coin thrown into the general circulation
al The county.
The semi annual interest falling due on
the lst proximo, o; the y cent. Bonds Of the Caes
CT Cleveland and Columbus, and the Counties Of
Marion and shelby the state Of Ohio, Will De pad
on that day at the Office Of WInsiow, Lanler & CO.
See notice II another column.
4 statement appeared some days since,
upon the authority Of n Indiana paper, that the
Railroad from Cncinaat to Yncennes, Oh the route
70 =. louis tad been le; to a single firm Of con-
tractors. Trs CIn--au1fI Ga-s'ts f the 2Hh. con-
taus contradiction Of this statement, which tha,
paper saws. comes rom source entirely reliable"
The couiraat is omen to BIDS Until the lst Of mex,
month.
The grade OF the Terre Haute ana Indian
,po,, Rroad Is nov )npeted AMI oa SoniiY last %
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
SECOND BOARD
FRIDAY, Sept 26-P. Il.

At the first meeting of the Board Of
stock Brokers a rather frner feeling was apparent
but it did not continue, an2 at the second Board It
became evident that there was very powerful
special acton taken IN oraer to dcpress the market,
whlch was successful. Enc stock fell to . Nor
wich and Worcester TO 4j the former being de-
cline of and the latter of per cent. from yoster
da,s prices Government stocks are very steady,
and tie SIX per Cents Of 1867 had advanced per
cent. The mass OF sales to-day was ior cash
The scarcity of money continues. both
for loan and discount and tins state of The Money
market Is taken advantage of BY operators for de-
cine The moment the Money market becomes
easiera reaction IS inevitable.
The demand for Sterling and French En-
change is very slight, but tie supply is very limited,
so that The rates continue irm at 10. l0s y cent Tor
Sterling, and 5ll 5l2 for Francs.
In Freghts there Is more offering. and
tie rates are finn. Engagements for 1900 bush.
Wheat at 3a3.d. 1900 bo.s Flour at "a. to Liver
pool To London there Is but little offering and the
rates are unchanged To Glasgow we hear Of l,Ooo
bbls taken a, Is id. TO the Continent the rates
are steady and hut little offering.
The Pacific will take tomorrow about
100000 or $500 600 n specie. NcAt week ne Nuhafd
steamer sails from Boston, and not anticipated
likely to take any.
The kmckcrbockcr Bank, recently organ-
ized in this city, VIII commence business on the
Eighlh.av and Soyenieenih-st or Wednesday next
the lst October, Joseph ". Savage, President }.
Gum, Cashier.
By telegraph communication received
to-day. We learn that the Farmers ant Mechanics
Bark Of Ncw-3runswick New-Jersey, ha not failed
and that l.. circulation below $4,000 The Brokers
Yesterday refused TO buy the bills Of this Bank flct
winch was ulsutorpyetod into the failure Of the
Bank w are sorry 10 add 20 the list of failures the
Bank Of salisbury. Maryland Il, circulation has
of late been greatly reduced and Is no'y LOT over
S2JCtJ
We copy from Thompson's Reporter the
folIoa.ng DE-. OF fre, Dan,s out Of TINS state, the
pote, OF which form port on OF the currency Of this
city and vicinity the character OF the sccu-
rta, which are deposited with tie State Treasurers
To- ,ro,r rfrcfff4f1pr- notes
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
RELIGIOUS ITEMS
lS,c Firs. Pasr ~ Rs.-,o1s N,r-.i

y Rev y II. Egg,e,too, VINO Tor the
past year hlS hl- charge Of Rev Or Daco1'S con-
greeaiCu a. Asv- haven Com, during u : a1s. ace
IL tie ti, t7 .'-.vof cal nom thc SecO-i Con-
gregaionai Church. Brii-e-st-, Brooklyn. wlIcA he
has acce PIE at h, sc4,a-l al H. n..0a oi ea,er
mg upon hr 5utCs or tie j.. 0r O-tooeT
r Rev. c. J. WARREN. Secretlrv e he
National 7 mperaEce Society Wl pssa hon tlat SUD
Iect Io-A0u0w fSatte'al evening. fr fhe Pres3yte-
ran Church. corner c. A0gs-c. a. I1Jmp, SIS.
TIE public s-e invited i1 aifent
- Colceu.rra t-ea lecfrra "a S3i-ituli
Revea'Iors N Hore Crroe' t. 1-r'wa' 3o'cloc>.
Pm see acvettisemtli -lIes tle heai Of ">2ecil
Notices
- The Bleecker-st y. Y. Presbvte-
nan Chrrch.la'e Or Mason hos eL.euiet q cli ID
Rev. -dr. swan. Of Nashu-, y t.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27

LAvycHKp.-A fine schooner. called the
] Daring OF 800 tuns burden was launched from
the ward OF Me>SrS beGell & Darling al Por. yeier
son, Ii. on the Goth inst. She i to De commanded
hv Capt Woodruff Wheeler, of that village, and IS
intended Tor the ApalacAlco!a trade.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

REsI6NATIoN AND APPOINTMENT.-E.R X.
Stod&ard, ESQ. Corporation Attorney, has resigned
his Office IN consequence of III health, and Alden J.
Sp0oner, Esq, has Ueen appointed IA his place.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
lApNERrIsTMENr.l
}ARRY's TRIcopmKRors.-We c,

BARRY IRICOPHER0US. we continue
10 lear of remarkable effects produced upon persons
afflicted With spaSmS, bruises and other wounds By
the mcd,catec compound o. Dr. Alexander {. Barry
When applied 10 TIE Aar, lis operation ~ a cleanser
StItrgth6ner ana pTc>eTyer - really wonderful
Those who nave applied Go the HAIR loud IN us
pIalSe. For sale ~ the principal Druggists IN the
United states CanSda sc. The principal Office :
No. l37 broadway. Sold IN Large bottles Pnoe 25
cents. Morning star, Sept. % ISL
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
I1crNsr Rryokrn.-A iackman. named

John Mccormick, was, Yesterday morning brought
before tie Mayor by Inspector Strang, charged with
drunkenness and dlsoIdery conduct, which beng
the second compliant pyefeued asalnS, hlm his IL
Cense was revoked.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
MrssRs. EnlroRs The report of Cant.

Hogan. ol the Police, contained IN Tac Tribune of
to-o,N With respect 10 The IRE that occurred IN my
store on the morning of The 25,h INST. l. CIV en-
that n might give rlSe 10 very unpleasant impress
son towards my self ~ ,he time tao ire broke out
mNStu and ClNTA were sleeping ia the once aiJOn-
lpg the store. beng awaSened, as was often the
case bv persons needing medical attendance by
some enc knocking Al The store door, arose and
optued ihe door Ca0hg from ,hc Office into fhe store,
ANA found II don>ely hled with fame and smoke.
Believing escape through The store impossible, |.
with my cleTk, made al possible haste through the
rear cOor, aha hy means OF "a ladder. escaped INTO
ry relshoorS yard : y BROWN.
Ncn.tatxr II.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
LAnArErI.IN.NI

We Calit TIE attention ~ our readers, IN for
mVr ecluon of our paper. u TIE oNAing establish
msnt ~ Ms. NJ. :. DUSENBo2GN, oNstac corner o.
Charles and Na>hlp pctCn->,>. auc ~ Ne. 5Ji sixth
a,Cuue. junction OF BroSdway THIS lady ha> earned
lasting reputation for the superior manAp IN
which her Bread and Cakes 1re manufactured. A2d
there ! no question that ste wl be as eli patron
lz,N al htT hCN establishment she continues 10
to at her old stand. We learn that II addition. 10
her 6Xceueit variety Ci Bread snd Cake SIC IN
tepeS to furnish Confectionery, JelleS, Preserves,
&C.. 50 We uNitC our iuensS io give Mrs ID. = call
satisfied tha ilI wlll suffice 70 secure hor their
alrOnSgc.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
LADIES' INDUSTRIAL AssocArloS.-The

LADIES INDUSTRIAL AsSOClATlON.-l ne
object Of thls Association, a. Il appears from ther
circular Is TO rase funds by donations and industry,
II orcer g. buV ground anG build dwellings for the
purpose of letung them Al low rent to such per.
sons as have led vicious life and are deslrous OF
reforming. and 70 assist them in endeavorlng % O0-
tam for them suitable employment, that they might
bo less exposed 20 temptations and the company ot
their former associates The affairs OF the AsSOcla-
ton are under the management OF a DIreciresS, A
Treasure, SecrC'ary and Assistant Secretary. and
= Finance Committee. consisting OF three They
thCr industry Any LADY or gentleman can become
a r'emboy by contributing annually the sum OF one
dollar
IIBERALITY OF A CORPoRArIoN.-Ihe
Directors o3 the Long lslard Railroad Company have
yoiod 10 forward 10 the widow Of the late Michael
Genon, who, II VIII be remembered. vas killed ~
being run over by of ther trains on Sunday night
Ias:,j now n Ireland the sum oi $500.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

L The beautiful schooner Rapids (nouced
some DAYS since IN TIE TriblHsl was launched yes
rerda, morning by Messrs. Porrlne. Paterson 4
Stack. her builders.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27

Owing to the scarcity OF money. the bro
kers Of uucurreut fund, have raised The raes Of dis
cgr,-Jersey currency 10 / p cent, Western New
York currency , cent, AMI Eastern currency
and od-establis shed Banks Of the Eastern par OF this
State 20 y cent Even at these rates some fe~
brokers have ceased buying.
By the subjoined card it viii be seen that
the notes OF sundry New-Jersey BANS are still re-
deemeGb bv JoHS THOMPSON
J. TaoNPsoNs EXCHANGE OFFICE,
No 81 Wal. = friday evening. sept %.
In order to save the puslIc from loss and nconve-
uience would state that the following Banks have
not falled-Aeir notes are bought and VII continue
10 be bought. al - cent. discount
Government stocA Bank, Michigan Bank OF
America New Jersey Ocean Bank. DO, Atlantic
Rank do Merchants Bank, DO armers Bank,
DO. Delaware and Hudson, 90. Nor do believe
ang New lOrk BaLh. either II tAe country or city,
VII fall J. THOMPSON.
Yesterday being quarterly return day OF
the City Banks the amount Of specie held Jointly oy
tbem us counted and ascertalued 10 be as follows
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
CcFrrr-- is,h,ss Cod~

ColOt-f9i hNf. CNsa
Cal
CiiuK-e,5t t4os CAN
CoRp.ex-ias col, 8o- r.,
DNBsoODs-3s &c p Fu.tr
DGyGs-y cssks S.lf Ash - ca..s AIAil r.sAs rW
tlrc Ac1. - this 81 casa, R,ten Stap~ 80 "A ~, Rrn'-
>.are ~ hi bs.s "a kesS Arrow R.ot. = cssI Sssu
Lead. 10 cesls Arnr'l q bass Siai.s = bass ycT.s
Bsrries 80 bhs GG.n AIaaac ap .oac, B,,. q seis
DYr>~S cssas Nadder
r., Ti,F%.ss pac.. F}ly. ~ do F,av c.su4
FrA4aEFs-f5 f5S bs'os Fssth~rs. bales D,vyn
F,.r'-,- III hbs sb's S.si
lE,sT-loe5' os. s'a' err. s'a II sss Ru"ss sis
Pasap-'os bos C,qc,s. caa'ar> GsFAc 29 b'' BsA.-
q, Fruf. case Malta Caq~s
Gss;S-,r3 ','s Italian wheat. 9 bc,h B,r.,-
GCNrow oER-3fo Ncgs Gunlo~. e.
A2l's S li'ass -, ,,, III IN. s,.s es S,,. n'~
i.SSFF-li.s ia,e.. ''s hf bales clear Hemp
HATS oyr hats
HAvs-6cA Gerusn Hans
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do yellow Ochrr. ~ ds Red Chalk 81 10 ) bhs Itie
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RAG>-5ii hhls Rag>
SHEII-6 Dol, Shell
STFEi-.S- cases. osi bhs steel
SFKre-slN kegs. fs3 cases
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SNr-s62ilhls. salt. l5l. tunS. 6'b Slcs> 80
SrlRIr>-io2 uitf 2aS qr> 6tS oc,ays - hhls Bnais.
s. ciSks oh pipes Gin. 20 pun> WHISKY
rlN-t "a hv, TIA plates. i.oeo pigS TIN.
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haccr
NINFGAR-6J bhds Nmcgtr
WINE 33& hshs Ch smp gue D. casrs. Ncks % chests.
- b1> German Vine 10 cSs 10 ~ MaSala ltS hbs
N1llea. bCNS NJ '.tile. . cks lencrAe % hhts. Ss
IN. Vine .
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T. bis col waste
WooD-72 LOGS Rosewood % logs, 80 cIotches do. s'
bti> double .low STICKS. l5l tdis willow
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
Rry Dowx ey A CARRIAGE. About Il

RrN DowN By A CARRIAGE About 10
O'Clock Yesterday morning, while an aged man by
the name Of Edward 0dell, residing al Troy, n \ ,
was attempting to cross the Nlntl-av, near Twenty
fourth.>, he was run down and seriously injured by
a span Of horses attached 10 private carriage. Sew
era CIT XcnS came 10 the assistance OF The old gentle
man and finally conveyed hun 10 the residence Of
has sou-n-aw, ~ Slxth-av., wnere medical aid vas
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
We publish list of the Banks whose

We publish a list OF the Banks whose
bills are m general circulation. distinguishing those
whose issue, are secured from those which are not
List Of SAFETY Fund Banks which DO not deposit
securities With the superintendent OF Banks.
The safety of the notes OF these Bank rest wholly
OF The assets OF The Banks and on the lien which
creditor, have o. stockholders under the individual
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27

TEMPERANCE. - The Li,e-tim Tempe
renee SOciety hcld tAeT regular meeting a, No. 5
Cba,haursGuATe. 4 on Monja, evening II signed the
llstge Tire meetlrg was wril attended Mr "a
Ssg., OF Washington Ci.y, adiressei Il 1; isnstl
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27
,..rrs.,rxr> Cn11rcrrn.-The Follow

lie hr,e Districts and pad INTO the Treasury nom
The uerlod when they Comerccd iheir business Up
IN - ODa of this month.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-27

vocalist ard artist hss caused -en>ii.pn amohi lAe
patrons Of ihe Gercer bv his iton OF lhe
kAlcit o. hrya, vh.ch he gives again q might