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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-28

An Item for tho Fancies." The Boston
Times extracts the following account Of set to,
from late English paper:
"A great event in the pugilistic world came off in
England on the 10th ultimo. The match between
Harry Broome and William Perry, the Upton
/ Slasher," for G400, was won by Broome, in as
fair, manly, and straightforward a contest as has
been witnessed between any brace OF big men Tor
many long year"
The appearance of the men in the ring is thus
given: "The massive, angular and muscular bulk
of the 'Slasher' doomed large his face wore bill
ous tint, and he seemed rather stale; and though
he smiled, it was rather forced grin than hearty
confidence; his weight was 30i stone. His youth
full opponent Broome, was bright a star, elastic,
cheerful, and fresh four-year old, and exhibited
the most perfect symmetry Of leg, depth Of chest,
and formidable developments Of the bicepo muscle,
that an anatomist could desire to study. 1t was
soon shown, too, that he meant mischief"
There were some sharp exchanges, and at the
end of the third round, the Upton received one OF
the ugliest backfals ever seen. In the seventh
round he was again thrown. He got no hold on
the hitting, while Harry was the picture of conf
dence and got the Upton undermost in the ninth
and tenth rounds. In the twelfth the Upton had
Broome on the ropes. In the fourteenth Broome
fairly got the Slasher down, and the fifteenth
closed the battle. After some exchanges Broome
missed, and slipped on both knees; the Upton
seized him and hit him tremendously on the head.
The referees declared foul blow. The contest
was finished in thrty.three minutes, and Henry
Broome was proclaimed the champion of Eng
land, amid tremendous cheers, shouts and screams.
Newspapers Haldudge's Statistical Almanac
for 1852 estimated the number Of newspaper sheets
published in the United States, annually, at 49,
SS0,000 being equal to sixteen and a half copies
year for every man, woman and child. While
in the British Empire, only one is published for
If he pbohi onfa in Rp d
every q, 000 in Persia, one to every co. 1856 in
Russia, only three copies to every million.
A person, little shaky about the knees, sat
reading city directory few days since. and seemed mach
What do yon expect to find in that took -? inquired
bystandeI Why, said Tlpsy. I'm Iyin 70 zee whete
Ling ~ The company TOared
ANURsERy RHYME ON THE woMAN's CONVENTION.
Gibbery, gbbery, gab
The women held confab,
To get their rights,
And wear the - ughts,'
Gibbery gibbery, gail
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AUCTION SALES.

Great Sale Of Store Lots. First Annual Sale Of
the Batturo Building Lots, Second
Municipality, New Orleans.
BY j. A. BEARD a MAY, Auctioneers.
w o'eiocs each dsyNI se sold sueiOn Il Arcade
By and in pur'u Legislative approved March
81 49, 49, sS asaon
act of comprom made between p; Second Munc
any y; forth y S.n A ss,rd I.Id
% said sp.c &C, Of maes TO-
= he . :.s s'pcd ss,i :, sss
No. form. The corner Of CONNER fo nS saa fron
.fes. Lot No. FUTON Front Ls'ss and
J. SIXTEEN LOTS or GROUND, bounded by New Le,se
S No. Sn
= hs :. p'Yafi I H. IS from, on
Fu,n roaa and .Iss'i from
Lot No. Es Nor 1m. ne eS h. con. I.
Fuion New i.vse L1t.a. TO- H. ~
q 4 Eel L eS's' ~
70 ncia:'. Lot No. = Lal.y.s Fulton
E;.: L ss e. f
T. S Nc on the u Ssa
and Lou and front on Futon
S NINE u GROUND in til. .qu.r. oun. by e.
insu.i1s L.. No. corner Of Iuea
Lot No. ytorms OF Jus Fulton
New Levee Streets LOs2 and front on FULTON and
New Levee
8. TWENTY-THREs LOTS OF GROUND in the
julia St Joseph New Levee and Fulton
Lot No. forms the Of Jua Fulton
Fulton Lots q l. S, g. Z g. 3 TO- H.
49, H. u.s. &c. Is, ls, 2o a. fulton and New Lves
| streets.
Joseph Market and Fulton numbering from
S. Lot No. 81. Joseph, Fulton
Lot No. forms Marke Fulton
New Levee Lots and front Fulton and New
| Levee
10. FIVE LOTS OF GROU ND the bounded BY har
Deor, Fulton and New Levee IRON TO
elusive. Lot No. forms FUTON New Lsves and
Lot No. forms the Delord ulion
and Fulton and New Lsyee
| Streets
H. ONE lsLET bounded by Dord, Fulton, New Levee AMI
| street named, having fronts.
The above described property from locality superior
Real United The whole Of said quilting lou
wide and well adapted Tor In
| heavy Western business whole sale
Plans August,
them
Lots will be sold that represented
$780, hav signed The
ths made the
l sale.
Of sae-One-hit cash; balance equal rameni
divided requred three and four "
Credit cent date 70 maturity
and then PAID eight until hnsl
/ secured by property: aui5 ef
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Gale on the Lake,-A Buffalo dispatch OF the
18th, says that another gale has swept over the
lake, doing much injury to the shipping. The
schooner 1alcou capszed about twelve miles from
port. The rescued by the steamer Hud-
son. The brig Ruggles, bound for Cleveland, with
one hundred tons OF merchandise and locomotive
and tender, put back complete wreck, having lost
the locomotive overheard. There is an insurance
on it in NewYork for $4,000. The lower lake
schooner Patrick Henry was dismasted, and the
brig Caroline is ashore.
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Mote the Frat municipality designated in the oiowin M
table BY he Nos commences al the taliIoad and run up
Second the Sssntoa
Ing No. being ai5oat LsndnE the Third tm3 frs
RslrSsd and No. Ferry Whs
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pITTERS-100 boxes Boxer q Hilger's Bit
- ts and sale low, in lots anti purchaser,
by (nal =, WOLFF, 50 Camp q.
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Friday Morning. November q. ls5l.S
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Siarssa Curer. Knapp. Liverpool Whitney SEQ
ship Niagara, smith. LiySerpooi. Nv Baxter
Danish schr Margaiitta Bremen. Port Spain, Alexander
Arrived.
Ship Vermont Dnsmore IA day, from Boston, in ballast, to
Ship saTony, Msllher from NewYork previously reported
at the w Pas)-2d my.
Schr Scranton, Brace, days from Grand Calou to
mas'sf-is' my ,rx,x,o.r
MMHss6 ,y Phelps from from v ya ,t City;
Music, Sreck, from DonsdsonvIe.
Mary Foley, Dalireres. from Donadsonvie.
New Latona, Landry, from Baton Rouge.
Pos. Boy, ,Popham, nom Pointe.a Ia Hsche.
81 Paul, Yore, from st Louis.
= w Downs, Hudnall. from Smithland.
Iuscumba, Johnson from Nlck.bnrg
Towboat Panther Coutman from the Passes-towed down
and to the aOth ins, ship Judah rouro and Bre-
merhaven, brig Observation-Disclosures up the schr II l.
Towboat DeSoto Brown from the and
70 sea on the 18th inst shlp souhsner and bark Princes
oscar-brought up ship Saxony.
Exports.
LlVERPOOL-Per ship Niasara aO56 bales cotton 1000
slaves.
LIVERPOOL-Per ship Clarissa Cuner 342A bs cotton.
PORT sPAiNaPer sahr Margari,ta: so hhds tobacco rs
hf bbs 4OO hf bbs flour, 4OO bbs pork.
Imports.
GRAND CAILLOU-Per schr Scranton; 60 bhd,
sugar. 80 bbs Thompson do 70 hhds
& Dennsoun 6co-12 do So bbls moasses HILL Nc.
Lean &co57 bales Turner-Toal. 80 hhds sugar.
$50 bbs moas.es
,MATAGORDA-Per schr Nebraska: AZ bales cotton II
Garter &co-2l do Mcdowell, Mills &co-l72 do II bbIs
molasses Hugely. Blair &co-Total. sS6 bales cotton.
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Placide's Varieties, Gravier street.
a. THE OPENING MIGHT. Hl
THE PUBLIC respectfully informed
commence
SATURDAY EVENING, November 20,
when The Dramatic Z mpany will appear in
PECULIAR POSITION
After which will be produced with ,pieudo Grand
Ballet OF
CATARINA.
Supported by Madame Adele Monpas NJ Menpaisr their
unrva led Ballet Troupe.
To conclude with the never-tirng Farce Of
DAY AFTER THE FAIR.
II Performance commence at 7 O'Clock.
The Boz office be Friday morning. O'Clock
whe!e may secured OF Mr.. Jynn Calder.
MI 81 CHARLES BASS, stage Manager.
Don Louis Comic Military Opera Concert
rs POSTPONED until when Commence and
rpre,enl Tor the he Grand Burle.que Opera
The LustYankee among the Creoles in N .Orleans
IL Due notice will be given OF the night performances.
The Gypsy will hold her regularly every day. the
Saloon, Commercial Hail. M If
Dan Rice's Circus.
Ihs Talented Equestrian Troupe will perform WAsHlNS-
TON So ARE tOr few days only.
This great troupe brilliant talent than
he county
~ Performance TO commence at o'clock.
E8 Admission so cents; Pit, IS cents. p27
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STEAMBOATS,.

81 ss ~ 10 s:s:g
os A. H enc %s.s and z'iii ;saT
Ensign master lnsvns bee. bull expressly ier the Lake
stsamer. Win ssys Ponicssnrain Railroad daily on shs
ARRIVAL at the Lake Of the O'Clock. can. and ass
u The Mail Bag fer Mobile will hereafter leave the
0I isis '' INC - T. GEDDEs Agent. 10 Bank Place
NJ = 0u.chta. Black and He'd Rive. Packet
LsEE1 For harnsonberg. simsport, Atehafalaya and
mug weekly
~ ss ss i1d re Ell Vii a'si TX
Req Rive landings 2. far Up " f snS '.np 2.
-" ' dry Z %S (; ii f.;ss.i
Ls3Is9d new, light drausht steamer CATHBhlNB,
t., nonb = & Ass;n ns:,' r D t Gn,s, s
t.. 1.sis s s e % 4 ss e. an. .sy
Hs s5a landing ase ipHsW JR CO.. 70 poyd, st.
r. y Cana! Line Steamer ST. CHAhLss-
s.. rsasiEIis new '9:"ss on.
@ AS:
& NJ IN u is "
us 4. GEDDEs. Agent. 10 Bank Place.
fsY y Canal Line steamer NiOBILK.;-Winte1
Pay Ch!,.ilsn. dl.a:siOpiIiy ,sIosi I'D fa.:
built s u: ws
sas isSs
O'Clock. and the PontchaIian Railroad Of The
and HfbaY
lan and Bay St. Louis. Freight received at The CANA
Wsrehou.s a ali hour Of the DAY. A ,,..
promptly a, Il O'Clock sv.Iy Wsdnssssy and Saturday
Ths way Letter Bag for the boat WA :svs hs Ofcs at
''s sss 4 h. 'EDDEsii 10 A ssss PLACE.
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TObaccOWe noticed sale Of l62 hhds, but the price
not made public. The whole stock sale proba-
bly, does not exceed $500 hhds.
sugar and M0iasseH-Of Sugar only about 100 hhds
found pure Fair $685. .Moasses in
and leo bbls sold. principally at 244c Tor prime
FIOur-The rain and the muddy state of the Levee pre-
vented transactions OF and the largest sale heard
Of was l3O bbs unbranded at % 80 v Dbl.
Grain-Nothng done in Corn, Oats, ETC., and but light
stock the Levee.
Provisions-The demard for Provisions Of eli kinds
been limited recently owing the anticipation of heavy
receipts from the Ohio river and yesterday nothing done
except in q retail
Rice-Choce Carolina held 32i, but ~ terces good
sold at 3kc.
Gunny Bags-9sSc time. refused for 100 bales; and
4O0 in bundles sold al &c. cash.
Whisky-Smail lots selling at 2lc.
Coifee-S0 bags old Rio brought sac.
Freights-No new engagement reported.
Exchanges-No alteration:
StefDng iVoS2E9
New York siIty-day Bills .lAn121a v disc
sight Checks New ork ........parDk ct. disc.
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NTlNES--A niue assortment OF superior Fort,
w Madeira and Sbsry Wines, in or AMI .sndns ca
SHIN Leodse. fut sale low by >. WOLFF. 70 Camp s..
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'nss''sHso will pI.RSIS N1!saso T. Bank Place
DlANO FORTES TUNED.-The subscriber
L begs leave to inform his trends that he LANG
10 s; ~s ON al ';2 Rs ' a.s $ sas
will be prompily auended to- ii left wihu = v y
s~e Guns Pts as ofEsii
nAGU Err REOTYPE ROOMS, No. 80 Phi
~ hgpa street, between Poydras and Perddo where Da
aSs are taken ans a. nS nG the
Style in pins ockets frames and cases. cheaper than any
his devotion and experience The business for
Ta ss he hopes him
MAGNOLIA WAREHOUSE. - Notice to
Sl shippers via the New canal and CAPTAINS Of steamers
taken the above Waehopse, stua.d The Of Mag
nos and sa nap I the , B Io
receive freight for vessels The ADVANTAGES offered
s ss load from GR HI &C.
T. BEThe Freret Press Omnibus from The of
Canal and 81 Charles streets to ihe doors oil the
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA-Academi
ODepartment-Sessiono of 1851 '52-UnIvERsITYS SCHOOL
| FOR BOYS, University PLACE. Common sreet.-fhs Fiitl
Session e this Department commenced on the iss O.
of @ to the Gosgss R
:hat secured the valuable services OF the following
named Professors n The Coless'e Department; a nj,
Professor Marc Roux French Language and Literature
Professor Hermann kohlmeyer Phi. D., German and He
brew Languages
| H. M Radcliffe LIZ ID. Classical and English Department
| Ange Leno, A. b. Spanish Language and Literature.
~ This Principal viii exclusive charge OF TIT
80 Sm G. W. SEARS, Principal.
u RINGERS SNUFF-Ihe subscriber has
ID full supply Of this celebrated Snuff hand for sale b.
qp "a iS 81 single '''' W. c. RAYMOND II Camp st.
CEMENT AND PLASTER-l200 bbs. Ce
ment; so do Plaster, landing from ships Lsodes an
" Sis iona HAYMAN & co. ss Magazine st.
DUCKWHEAT-200 packages, for sale by
ID n26 T. w ARThslsN co. D and ~ rev i.evef
DICKLES-200 dozen, assorted sizes, for sal
! il Inv W ARTHUR N CO. ~ md ~ New Issvse.
GOLDEN SYRUP-40 packages, barrels, ha
" barrels and 10 gallon kegs 81. Louis Golden syrup an
n.G pm ps'' w. g. RAYMOND. II Camp ST.
"lNES---A niue assortment OF superior For
w Madeira aud Shsny Wines y s9 Is an ,sndns
ship Lsodss. i0i sale low by >. VIOLET. % lamp 81
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-A Maltese Jack, IA hands high
L and ye - old. for sale BY BATES fOkDNEf,
nS Eclipse stables, corner Union ana Philippe sts.
DOR SALE-The BOOT AND SHOE STORE
l. the corner of Julia and Baronne will be sold bar
gain either fixtures and good will, the stre it
including For further particular inquire
nj I'm z. DUPRE, LOO Poydras o..
TYPE FOR SALE.-We have on hand, and
offer for sale. about Two Thousand Pounds Of YPE.
used in publication Of this Pfopretors Of
county papers Of will find This excsllent
opportunity to purchase. We have on hand type which
will enswer the purposes Of both. Of
EOR SALE to close consignments, the follow
ing lot Of Goods, consisting OF Sardnes in juice 6cases;
fresh Wanuts in bbs. and bags Linels Italian beans
Mesna, ESSENCES OF ber
gsmot Lemon and Orange and two ca.s s.peno. Pesup
also, halves and MafSalla Wine OF the
we'll brand Of W. FIons For psrcuaSs, apply to
80 BARELLt Y CO. II Common
EOR SALE-A second hand Double Cylinder
l. PRINTING MACHINE, HOES pattern No. 2, bed
ASl credit months with approved security
selido will be given. Apply al this 0fhce.
THE Mobile Advertiser will please inert Tor month,
and send bill To tins otfce.l jy8 If
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GOLDEN SYRUP--40 packages, barrels, half
" barrels and 10 gallon kegs 81 LOUIS Golden syrup and
'1 n.i , "us'' '0' w. &. RAYMOND. II Camp ST.
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j. r.. CARHERAS'
AUCTION STORE,
Al CoNr1 SrREEr
LII E,n1s Merchandise received aths ucou
"A Private Sale.
l1 Particular will Carsoe,
Household Furniture,
Liberal advances made OF Goods, o,id
TO Us so1 bt auction jel bm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-28

DICKLES-200 dozen, assorted sizes, for sale
i Inv I W ARTHUR N co. ~ Bnd ~ New Lsvse
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Spalding, Rogers g. VanOrden's Big

SFA9t ASOSSAo ~ hn
Circus
MYTH a collection OF Artists from both
w sides OF the Auanlic, engaged at an
enormous expeI Sc, for the Floating Palace,
now building nj Cincinnati, and indi-
recuy ior TINS winter.
". y. W allet, the Queens Jester, the
great European humorlst. and by tar the
most listing uished Clown III Christendom
Mile kosaithie, beyoLd Comparison the
most beautiful and accomplished Horse
woman that has ever appeal ed on this side D
OF the Atlantic.
The Ftsnch Troupe Of noted Equestrians
and Gynnssts.
john Smith, the great Negro Clown, a Il
new aud important department, and the h
pioneer IN new path. IS
W. B, Carroll, the greatest living Two i
| horse rider. II
lie Jeune Bur.e, the Boy Hero.
La Peut Mare, the Lion Queen.
Mesdames Carolee. Lake, hiaGesan. etc
| MessIs. stone, Lake, kossier, Crosby. w
| Csnam's West Point Military Band
South those before, coniessedlv N
LAFAYETTE on THURSDAY, Novs.hho.u
on FRIDAY, November 20, at q and : n'cfa,
| at each place, WV
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Exports.

staves
LIVERPOOL-Per ship Clarissa Currer: 3424 bs cotton
PORT sPAIN-Per sahr Margarta: 50 hhds tobacco rs
hi bbs 40O hf bbls flour, 4U0 bbls pork
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PORT OF NEW OhLEANS.

4ATruDGs|- 81 80" .Loserrupa yuo W IN T..o "a
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DUCKWHEAT-2O packages, for sale by
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person, little shaky about the knees, sat
reading city directory few days since. and seemed mach
Interested the information which he drinking in "
What do yoa expect 70 find in that took? inquired
my I've been bothered boeut this
mor.n-ing!' ~ The company r0ared.
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Fireworks.
HE Grand Display which was to have taken nj, re-
on thursday evening" he s7th ns Lafayette Square, for
the benth oil the fHemens Charitable postponed
hrst fair day " ~ f VII VIZ
Signal Rockets will be fred early evening day
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-28

T.. LOoiS HoLEL- NUDGE Il WILSON,
~ formerly of the st. Charles bog sa y. tn info,m ths
$3.50 80 nv" EH
Daring the past summer the house has been remodel
extensive additions made and eniirey efurn she'd which
will BILE us 10 Accommodate friends with com,o and
80 I'm
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ANURsERy RHYME ON THE woMAN's CONVENTION
Gibbery, gibbery, CAB,
The women held confab,
To get their rights,
And wear the tights'
Gibbery, gbbeTy, CAB!
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DlANU FORTES TUNED-The subscriber
l. begs leave to inform his trends that he
has returned from the NORTH and is prepared
all that wish his services Orders hi W III III
will he promptly attended to- II left wlthu y -
Guinness Hill. No. OF Camp street. dealers w arnes
JewelTy, Guns, Pistols, etc. Ina lm1 Il. DUNBAR.
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fENChSNG ACADEMY-By Messrs G. u A.
NJ q 5000 corner OF Common and ST. Charles streets.
No %, ItoIeseois oI NE noble of sedefence nal
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| )hNCiNG ACADEMY-M. and Nine. AN
~ GElINA, Professor inve,,o, and the 6rsl
in n OF an new iashonsbs Dances has GAh
hohof 10 announce ~ the respectable public that
they have opened DANCING ACAUEMY in
rod streets. " i'''" Hnu vi nla ims
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-03
Arrival of the Africa.

New YORK, Sept. 9.
The Africa, from Liverpool at II O'Clock
on the 18th, brings l44 passengers.
Flour is in better demand, but prices show
no material change. Indian Corn is neg.
lected and prices lower; white 81 to 25s cd.
Wheat is in slow demand at prices nominal
ly lower than previously.
A violent gale had prevailed on the Eng
lish coast previous to the 18th, and Spanish
Brig, the Cervantes, had been wrecked off
Magale. The Rotterdam steamer Appollo
had met the same fate on the Kentrick shore.
FRANoE.--There has been a good deal of
feeling excited by the promulgation of de-
cree compelling foreigners proposing to re-
side in France to obtain immediate leave to
do so from the authorities. The decree does
not apply to travellers having passports, but
is aimed at political refugees and agitators.
A challenge has been sent 10 the owner Of
the yacht America by the beachman of
North Yarmouth, who propose to fit one OF
their clipper yawls against her for one hum
dred guineas.
Some ladies' in several of the provincial
towns have ventured toappear in the new
Btoomer costume. Several, also, have made
their appearance in pnblic in London.
Great interest continues to be felt in re-
lation to the Cuban affairs, and much arxe-
ty exists for further news.
Beyond the political discomfort prevail
ing in Germany, Austria and Italy, there is
little news.
Advices from Berlin state that the police
inspection Of foreigners at the different rail
way stations,so rigidly observed since l949,
is to be discontinued.
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Destructive Fire in Cleveland.
n Ga 0G A M


About l o'clock this morning, fire COM
menced in the stable of the Railroad Ex-
change, on River street, in the immediate
vicinity of the G. G. & G. Railroad Depot.
A brisk wind was blowing at the time, and
notwithstanding the untiring efforts of the
firemen, they could not prevent it spreading
on both sides until about 20 houses were de-
stroyed. embracing every building between
the Railroad Hotel and the Cleveland House.
The loss to the city is not much, as the build
ings were principally occupied as low gro
ceries, and boarding and lodging houses for
the poorer class If emigrants. There are,
however, many individual sufferers, as every
room in the range was crowded to lis utmost
capacity with human beings. who unfortu-
nately belong to that class which is not read
lily received into the dwellings of their more
aristocratic neighbofs, SO that many Of them,
women and children. are this morning shiv-
ering in the cold peltings Of an autumn rain.
There Is no doubt the fire was the work Of an
and three fine horses which were
in the stable where II originated, were over
whelmed ia the flames before they could be
sxtricated. The extent Of the damage is about
BIO, 900; but as the buildings were mostly. en-
sured The owners have not suffered SO much as
he loccupiers Whose goods and furniture were
mostly consumed. Ma
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NEW COAL YARD.
nEMPSTEAD & LODWICK,

b. HEMPsTEAD: J. X. LoDwfcK
TTAVE entered into CO. par lnersfip under
III the firm of Hampstead & Lodwick for
iate, on or about the first day of July, max
L when they will be furnished with Lighters
and being in connection with the Hanging
Rock coal bank, will be enabled at any stage
Of ,oaier, upon "a hours notice to furnish man
uftcttrers or others with from 900 10 ], ,000,-.
600 bushels at as ~ @ yee ge.9fs
II o W RI TEyS,.y
as any ther coal bank upon the Ohio. Al, to
the quality of the coal, there is none better
and for manufacturers it is unsurpassed. The
Hanging Rock Rolling Mill has been using it
for the past two years and pronounces 1.-THE
best-we refer to them, f,t.,
We would call special attention of manufae
ttrers und others on the Ohio Canal to our
.n,tice. We can load s.~...s.s 4. tr
Canal Boats,
al our bank with one-ialf the expense, and in
gee: fourth the time, as heretofore, and saving
the expense of commission-the great loss and
Inconvenience of shovelliug from boats to ca
nal boats, by our arrangements is entirely dis
fensed with as the coal can be delivered direct
from the bank, by shutes, by which means the
Goal is handled BUT ONCE which is greatly 10
The advantage Of the purchaser. = 2l'i'o{B
| All communications addressed to ]. X, Lod-
wick, Portsmouth, or to S. B. Hampstead
Hanging Rock, will meet with pune tual at
tentien. ' tH
NJ; Office at J. Lodwick & Sons, No. &c,
Fro tStreet, Portsmouth, Ohio. ~
Apr %, 1851 -d&w24m.