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Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-11

SHOES FROM 26 CENTS UP!
A NEW STOCK of Boots and Shoes all kinds and quail
IA tiles At 4.
BROWNS Cheap Cash Store,
sep Ctr cor. 7th and sts., Northern Liberties.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-11

ENTERTAINING BOOKS FOR THF YOUNG.
BLOSSOMS Of Childhood by the author Of the Broken
ID Bud" 16mo. rs cents. aH ffH46 ,ts.
Bunbury's Glory, Glory, Glory ana other narratives.
20 cents. ltE s8 sa4s 5bstts.l 4M
Commandment with Promise; by the author Of " The
Week. &C.: illustrated. rs cents
The Listener; by Caroline Fry: illustrated. 81.
Inants Progress by the author of Little Henry and
his Bearer:' illustrated. 10 cents. t8a
L jamie Gordon or the Orphan illustrated 70 cents
Rhymes for my Children; by Mary LMndie Duncan.
20 cents. 9A
aug q GRAY & BALLANTYNE. Tth street. X
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-11
Young Mans Counsellor,

IN young man can read this work without proft ia
IN counsels not only snfs but have elevation
and freshness which adapts them 70 the present times
They show intimate knowledge Of the most secret
springs OF human action Ii IL not book Of mere decama-
ton; the reader viii find profound well lively We
noticed the book with appreciation Its first appearance
and rejoice to know that II has already reached Its fifth
edition.---lvo Northern Christian 4dpocas. s4 R.eI M
vol 1emo 1852 pp with 2engravingsj muslin 6219 ctss
gilt edge, S71z cts. .34 eT -6 el ttt
Tor sale by GRAY u BALLANTYNE, Y.
sep 21--tr Seventh street.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-11
IT HAS CURED, IN

1T HAS CURED IN
NINETY CASES OFT OF A HUNDRED,
Rheumatism In Four Hours
Neuralgia In One Hour
Groups In Ten Minutes
Diarrhaa In Fifteen Minutes
Toothache In One Second
Spasms In Five Minutes
Cramps In Five Minutes
Sick Headache In Fifteen Minutes
Chill Fever In Fifteen Minutes
Chill Blains In Five Minutes
Sore Throat In Four Hours
Influenza In One Hour .,l# |H
Spinal Complaints stiff Joints Strains, Bruises, Wounds
CUTS Frost Bites Cholera Morbus Dysepter Tic Dooreux
and all other complaints where there palms,
WAYS READY RELIEF will instantly stop the pain, and
quickly the disease. a.s.st y.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-11
LETTER PAPER, ENVELOPES. Ac.

LETTER PAPER, ENvELOPEs, 90.
DERS0NS leaving the city can repsnsh their portfolios
and writlngcases at moderate cost with French, Eng
sh and American letter paper gtedge and plain; note
paper aud envelopes fne and medium fancy and plain
waers steel and quill pens postage stamps Ivory folders,
nkstands, wafer boxes, lead pencils Indiarubber, and
for those who want to sketch &C. &c., &c. at
WINNERS Cheap Cash Stationery Store,
VN-tr Sixth st., near Louisiana avenue.
DOOMs TO RENT.-Inquirs at Mrs coLLI.
III SONS Millinery and Fancy Store 9th st. Lous
ana avenue. jyA-tr
cents apiece, and liberal discount made II purchased
oy the halfdozen or dozen, at
WINNERS Cheap Cash Stationery store,
june 26--tr 9th street, Louisiana avenue.
sHAvIHG-B0XRs VERY CHEAP
NHE above article be purchased at Winners for e21
i cents; fitted out With Tallyho Razor, Shaving.
Brush Toothbrush, and Soap, for Sl25
Cheap Cash Stationery Store,
4-tr Sixth street, near Louisiana avenue.
TALLY-H0 RAZORs-wARRANTED.
there is such thing luxury in shave these cee
brated sheffield Razors, and Bazins popular SHAVING
CREAM (both OF which be had Winners for SO ceuts
contribute largely to such result. Call at the
Cheap Cash Stationery Store, sixth street,
may 2-tr near Louisiana avenue.
JOHN L. SMITH,
ATTORNEY AND ooUNsELI0R AT LAW,
AND COUNTY MAaIsTRATE.
IA he may be found at all times -Ee feb D.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-11
GENTLEMAN Called on mo on sat-

A GENTLEMAN Called ON me ON SAT-
N uray and stated that he really believed he owed
his present existence under Providence 70 the use Of Hamp
Vegetable Tinoture lie reduced and debltated
that he was unable 70 walk square at time for many
months gradually grew weaker, but was induced 10
try thfs medicine aud IL hale, active man Call and
get pamphlets gratis WIMERS Cheap Dash Stationery
Store where Is for sale direct from the mauufacturers
AS-sixth street, near Louiaana avenue
june 2e--tr F.# Epi .4Hat sla4 a5.4 80
DERMUDA ARROW ROOT-A very superior
II D article. sf WILLIAM n RVANH
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-11

WHITNEY'S PATENT INKBTAND, MS
GREAT desideratum for the counting house. and per
n requiring perfect article for general writing
@1ffi asA 4a a WIMERS Stationery store 4
sept 2-tr 9th stset, near Louisiana avenue
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-11
R. R. r.
Railways Ready Remedies,

RE prepared to harmonize and act In unison with
n each other Taken separately together, they win
INSTANTLY STOP PAIN, @
r SPEEDILY REMOVE DISEASE, AND E Y II.
QUICKLY CURE ITS CAUSE. NO PAIN CAN
Il EXIST, OR DISEASE AFFLICT THE
SYSTEM, ss 5 .t
~M While under their influence.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-11

INTERNAL AND EK7I9RNAL,
It fails In giving instant the most tormentng
and agonizing pains -F
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-11
r.. r. r. NO. /!
RADWAY,S READY RELIEFl

IS THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY
Ever recorded In the Medical History of the world
THAT HAS STOPPED TILE MOST H
VIOLENT PAINS .- Y,
.t IN A FEW SEO0NDSl s5
1t will stop ths MOST SEVERE PAINS
IN FIVE MINUTES OR LESSI
Aud will the most obstinate and painful Rheumatic
Nervous, Neuralgia, and Bilious Complaints,
' IN A FEW HOURS
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-04-05

counsels, and disregard the wishes, Of those
fourteen sister States, 30 long as there existed
no sufficient reasons for suspecting that they
had abandoned all dea Of defending themselves.
confess my modification at what has taken
place; but the State is in no danger Of losing
cast, except she first lose her selfpossession
and sef-control. Hasty and abrupt action is
natural to republics. 1t is the incident OF high
animation and exuberance of life, and should
be glad to believe that if, like the ancient re-
pubcs, we have great facility Of falling into
error, unlike them, We have compensatory IA
cility in coming right again. With this com
pensation republics would be secure; without
it they would not deserve to be-
have no direct interet in the matter to
which your letter refers, as shall not DO can
didate for re election. My only concern is that
of private citizen, whose fortunes are involved
in those of the State. Very truly, your friend,
j. A. WOODWARD.
SAML. G. BARLEY, esq.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-04-05
The One-Thlrd Rule.

II WAS stated the other day that the two COM
,,n;ttees-old and young-of the New York city
( no,,ocrats. passed resolutions in favor of nOm-
mating General CAss. 1t appears now that OF
the old mems committee, which consists OF sixty
persons, only twentythree were present; and
of the young mems committee, which consists
of one hundred, only thirty seven were present.
These committees appear to have adopted the
one-third instead Of the two-thi,ds rule
We state these facts for the information of
the Washington Union, which sets forth the
proceedings of these fragments of bodies with
out word OF explanation, although they were
received from correspondent who must have
known the truth. Such are the impariialuy
and authenticity of organship in manufacturing
opinion and propagating deluson.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-04-05
From the augusta Constitationalisi.
The TeIegraDh.

We unite our earnest protest to the following in
the Charleston Courier Of yesterday, against the
gross injustice to the public press Of this section
of the country, Of a recent order in reference to
through messages to New Orleans.
''Our readers doubtless have already perceived
by our telegraphc advces published in Saturday IS
Courier, that the advices brought by the steam
ship Europa from Liverpool, were received at
New Orleans on Thursday evening, whereas they
did not arrive in this city until Friday at noon,
although the efficient and attentive operators at
the Charleston Office were at their post until past
midnight on Thursday. We have made enquiries
respecting this delay, and believe that it has re-
suited from orders having been given to the ope-
rators to transmit all through messages for New
Orleans prior to sending those intended for this
city. This we contend to be a monstrous in
justice, We have no objection that the New Or
leans press should be served first, but we must
protest against private messages having the pre-
cedence over ours. In all cases the Press should
have the priority. Their messages are'procured
at a vast expense, solely for tn public good, and
it is unjust to them that any delay should occur
in their transmission. We seldom have occa
sion to find fault with the Washington and New
Orleans line Of Telegraph, but until this evil OF
which we now so justly complain be removed
we shall not be silent. The public interest de-
mands the alteration, and our contemporaries
doubtless will join us in calling upon the Presi-
dent and Directors to effect it as possible. y
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SHOOTING AFFAIR.-At Cleveland, at a late
hour of the night of the 3oth ult., Mr.. Fuller
the clerk of the Weddel House, was shot by
McGiboney, marshal of Montgomery, Alabama
who came to this CITY short time since, to ar.
rest Crist for the murder Of Nye at Mobile.
1t appears that Mr.. Fuller went to the Anne.
rican to sleep with McGiboney, and during the
night, from some cause Of quarrel, the latter
drew revolver and fired at Fuller three times
the last charge passed through bis thigh
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-04-05

Correspondence Of the Philadelphia Inquirer.
THE WEBsTER RECEPTION BY THE NEW JERSEY
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-04-05

position of duties, necessary with the proceeds
Of the public lands TO prouide this repe,ue, Incl
dental protection should be afforded 10 such
branches of American industry as may require
il. This appears to me not only constitutional,
but called for by the great interests OF the
country, and if protective tariff on this princi-
pie were wisely and moderately established and
then left to its own operation, 80 that the com
munity could calculate upon its reasonable
duration, and thus avoid ruinous fluctuations,
we might look for as general acquescence IN
the arrangement AS we can ever expect IN ques-
tons of this complicated kind, when local Jeel-
ings hare been enlisted, which prudent legis-
lature must consult more or less, and endeavor
to reconcile"
Now tariff that will give protection, that is
profit to such industrial interests as require 1t,
can very easily be made so as to yield the
smallest possible amount OF revenue. 1t is n
protective tariff such as the Wings desire
As for Commodore SrocKToN's admiration
of the old Federalists, it is, we presume, sly
hit ut the juvenile ndiscretions of Mr.. BU-
cHANAN, and, as is said, of General CAss
Tentative candidate, it may be designed to
obtain the support of the friends OF both those
candidates, if they should fail in getting the
nomination.
AS for the Commodore's praise of Mr.. WEB
sTER, it must have been sarcasm on the
panegyrics which have been so lavishly be-
slowed on both WEBSTER and CLAY, by the
Democrats who supported the Compromise, in
which they had the CO. operation of both those
gentlemen. And surely, if Mr.. WEB'TER de-
served the encomiums that have been bestowed
upon him for the nationality and magnanimity
of patriotism that took all the new territory
from the South for the North, then the opinion
of him pronounced by the Commodore must
be right AS for the emphatic declaration of
the Commodore in favor of retrenchment and
reform, it is clearly an ironical criticism on all
parties who are continually preaching economy
in the aggregate and voting away, in detail, APP
preparations annually Of fifty millions in money
and fifty in land.
The truth is, that in praisng the old Federal
lists, the Commodore procaims himself radical
reformer. For none of the old Federalists ever
dreamed of advocating system of Government
so despotic and extravagant, as both parties now
support in the names Of JEFFERSON, MADISON
and JACKSON. If JOHN ADAMS were to return
to the Presidency, and ALEXANDER HAMILTON to
the Treasuary, they would repudiate and veto
the appropriation bills. the deficiency bills, the
railroad bills, the land bills, the bounty bills,
the homestead bills, the territorial bills, that
are proposed by Wing Executive, and sup
ported by Democratic Congress, all the while
canting about the Constitution, the faithful exc
cution of the law, and the doctrines Of JEFrER-
SON, MADISON, and JACKSON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-23

SLAVES.

EANIES WHITE, No. 163 Gravier street, New
eB will constantly PURCHASE NEGROES
Sell Commission md all Slaves consigned to him. fell
NJ NOTICE-The undersigned has opened REAL
ESTATE LAND AGENT and BRoKFRs 0FFicE lie will attend tn
the purchase and hiring Negroes collections Bonds Notes,
Accounts, etc etc.
.Promptness " the motto, ]. S. YOUNG,
81 Third street. between Pine and Chestnut, ST. Louis.
Rerences-G D, Prentice Louisville Journal; W N tIaldnan,
Louisville Courier William Hughes Louisville Democrat John
ouThough, ST. Louis Times James a. Phelps, City Marshal ST.
Louis, Mo. dl2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-23
noBYN's s HARRINGToN's DAGUER

II SH7J TF N TSTl7k DEPOT, No. Camp re4tIbB we'll
known establishment having been thoroughly repaired enlarged and
proved, public PIC
TuREGALlER where ss the
superior style aiit tnsh.
n ':nr"Gs fitted ont with complete APPARATUS al hs Yw
Est cash Noghlnir FRENCH finlfisons Le~iss and HELPS
half size Tubes, with Box Tablets twenty five dollars.
Q"rk working Tubes Plates Ameran and Fre'h Cases Frame,
Sa, ut, Baths Chemicals, tg-her with acir ascd the
DAGGERREpFTrE BUSINESS constantly Asad hsd iot sale
wholesale aud sist isGs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-23
REMOVALS.
EDUCATION.

EsALOS' ORAL SYSTEM-THREE MONTHS
sILbH-prpysaor j. s. DspAIOS TEACHES The FRENCH
NNh TIE STA SSH LANGUAGES WITH CpRkECTN ESS,
i uLlAk hSD EASY MANNER No Books necessary,
BLANK rhPfR ONLY.
J. q tgfc ~ Duaans Buildings, CORNER OF CuSTOalHouSE
slIsEtI AND EXCHANGE ALLEY, stairs. VIII always
frun, To | and to Janis Snl
EBUBLlC NIGHT SCHOOL, SECOND NUM-
Clp&l1iIhis School viii be open nightly for six months,
from NoHisy, The 6h nmt from hnfpaG o'clock MTbe
An" Department Marshall hVuss,
the sprnendeucr Principal
FmAl- Franklin Charles
in ctgc Of Mrs Iua Bartlett Application amiton may
made to @ President Of the Board, ntc Of the undersigned the
y fr"c- alH. J. o nAGtis,
y. CAREY, Committee.
oi FREDERICK CAMERDEE.I
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-23
From South America.

Dates from Valparaiso To the ID December have been
received AZ san fn,nseo fhc Alta California has the
following summary 81 HeNS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-23

The CUMBERLAND TRAGEpY--A letter from Cumberland,
md dated the 18th instant. says
The dreadful tragedy which occurred here in Barnums
Hotel last night has produced the most intense excite
ment. So indignant was the populace last night after
the dreadful deed had been peetrated and the Coroners
inquest had been held the body of young Sprgg that
it with extreme difficulty the people could be
strained from taking violent possession of the murderer
and Furnishing him on the spot The officers. however,
succeeded together with the persuasons Of the
her thinking part OF the community in causing the
ragged citizens to dest Sprigg altogether unarmed
when he shot which shows that he did anticipate
such an attack. He was worthy young man, and much
esteemed by all who knew hm--had been engaged
agent the railroad His funeral takes place
The terrible act upon the part of Swan to have
been deliberate and prenleditated He directly
the hotel with his loaded muskct and without giving him
moments warning fired the fatal shot 1t also stated
that after the murder when under arrest he declared
that it his deliberate intention to kill the deceased
and seemed to exu in the fact he Iatted his gun and
seemingly appluded for being faithful to its He
is believed to have been under the influence of liquor
when he perpetrated the deed He young lawyer
in practice at bar and highly esteemed by all who
knew him He is in prison awaiting further inyest
CATION.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-23
Agency of the Mutual Pro
" ING's MAGNETIC WASHING LIQUID

U ING'S MAGNETIC WASHING LIQUID
IN The community have been hmbugge often by different pre-
washing
hmbug, all nk + that You will GIVE TRIAL.
SENDING WINE BOTTLE AND GETTING SOME WITH
TloNS FREE Or CHARGE AND NOT JUDGE OF IT BY OTHER
PREPARATIONS WHICH FLOOD THE MARKET A COMMON
SIZED WAsHLNS NAY BE DONE WITH ONE Gill. or THIS
LIQUID IN LESS THAN TWO HOURS II SoFTENS AND RI
ARTICLE, IT BEING AS HARMLESS IN ITS OPERATIONS AS
WATER AND CLOTHING WILL. WEAR MUCH LONGER TIL AN
WHEN RUBBED BY THE COMMON METHOD OF WASHING.
WO0lES GOODS ARE MORE THOROUGHLY GLEANSED AND
LESS LIABLE TO StiRiNk ALI toIORED GOODS ARE KEN-
DERED BRIGHTER BY HE!NGWASEDi IN thus LIQUID THIS
MODE DOES AWAY WITH THE WAStIBUARD AND ALL RUB
BISG.
OR CENTS PER GALLON, at Ma LOG MAGAZINE
STREET Shove tydtas street where pube
and GET SOME FOR TRIAL, FREE uF CHARGE.
iah9s I'M CHARLES FEiN0uR, Agent,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-23

The ROYAL FAMILIES OF EuRorE-The following inter
esting details respecting the royal families of Europe ap
pear in Lepsic journal:
There fortysix soveraigns upon the Continent in
cuding the Emperor of Brazil who belongs to European
house The Grand Duke of Mecklenburg Stretz is the
oldest, having passed his 72d year. There is but
other who has entered his roth yearthe King of urtem
burg The sovereign who has regned the longest is the
since his majority Eighteen have come to the throne in
the years and the Prince of Lppe and the
King of Hanover. succeeded to power in 1851
Seven out of the tortysiN have never been married
namely the Pope the Emperor Of Austria the Duke OF
Brunswick the Princes of ReusSchez of W Waldeck and
of ppe and the Lin,lgraye of sse-IIomburg Among
the remaining thirty y-nine, three wdowers-the
Grand Duke Odenburg for the third time the King of
the Begian for second time and the Duke Of Anhalt
Dessau for first time Two the King of Denmark and
the Flector of Hesse married morganatcally and
one. the Sultan lives in polygamy.
Ten of the thirty nine sovereigns who were married.
or who have been have children Twenty-sx have
sons who are heirs preSunptve Two thrones, that of
Bra zl that Spain will descend to daughters rs the
Emppror Of Brazil and the Queen of Spain have
of the twenty-six hereditary Princes several
ried The oldest is 81 years of age and the youngest
the hereditary Grand Duke of Mecklenburg Sclwerin-s
nine months old The Princess expectant of Spain is
Younger still however, having been born the Goth of
December last
Eighteen the forty-sis sovereigns have descend
ants succeed them. Eleven will be succeeded
by their brothers; two-the King of Denmark and the
Duke of Modenaby their uncles and one-the Elector
Hesse-hy his cousin Four-the Pope of Rome. the
Dukes of Brunswick aud Of Anhat Bernburg, and the
Landgrave of Hesse Homburg-haye descendants or
collaterals who succeed them
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-23
Home Mutual Insurance Company Of


ES With subscribed capital Of s2300 prepared to
applications for = - = - -
FIRE MARINE AND RIVER RISKS,
at the Office OF the Company, No. 90 tlRANkR STREET
profits divided those who with the Its
This established purely the mutual ncpal OF
believe this f2i3500)
| secur to policy holders.
portfolio all
wishing make insurance with it.
7 ALEXANDER BROTHER President.
II OWEN, Vice President,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-23

A IAsGE CIAM--Some of the heirs of the famous Wall
lenseiu have renewed their claim to his estates which
conscated after his assassination in 1854 and whieh
that time yielded revenue of tlSueOUO yearly or
above five and half millions Of dollars taking INTO ae-
count the difference in the value of The suit is
brought against the Austrian treasury Tor the second
mea similar suit having been Withdrawn seventeen years
since. the Emperor Ferdinand having gwen the appueas
reason believe that indemnity would lie made them
for III, Injustice done their His innocepes If
the charge settled by Pr Forster III wer.
he published the subject at Posdam in 1854 but in the
prstt ease new evidence viii he siueed. The cleui
ants bring forward immense nlInber Vi Documents
and the trial ail bJ iVsg Oae.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-23

lNERAL COMMISSION AGENCY.---J. L.
JOUkDAN co, Camp will prompt attention
all the States and also in Europe,
Insertion the Northern a Eastern
papers also for the papers in the parishes Of onsitn
hsnd select Assortment OF BOOKS blank
B,lDkS LETTER PAPER, PERIODICALS and STATION E{f II
xaiheF with we'll selected lsit and pJpdhl SHEET
ElslI. seHss.ias st tAs lstsst puh.aAtloaa. ID sis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-23
The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
ts- Incorporated April ls4 declared dividend per
on Two Years. Business.
Office No. IS CAMP ST., between Common
BUSINESS COMPANY LlrE Insurance ONLY
This Company being organized solely the protection the policy
National Benevolent Institution the
and solid principles and ahoug for small paid during
life large and handsome Legacy widows and children after DEATH
policy holders, terms
tho Company
Creditors insure the lives Debtors. married
of
herself and Children the
TRUSTEES:
John Hagun Joseph Walker, Henry S. Buckner,
Peter Conrey,ir., Maunse White, John 5. Allison,
Robert !. Ward, Samuel Stewart, VIM. L I.ayerich,
Isaac johnson, Edward Sparrow,
PETER CoNREl, Jr, President Board OF Trustees.
DIRECTORS:
w sewel John John A pousher,y, John Claiborne, ,
II. G. Ieartt Thos. c. jenkins, N. q. Preston
NJ. NJ. Cohen, o. Wickham, D. R. Carroll,
N. C. Hall, John A. Roberts, John NJ. Curran,
Geo. w, Smiih, r. ii. Brunei, r. 7. Armistead,
Samuel WoH L.. Spangenberg.
Epw. JKSsER CoxR, Vice President.
4. ]. wEppEEnuRS NJ d. Medical Board of
H. e. Hrasri Acuary NJ c"naH Attorney
RIcuARp EN NJ D. No. oil Magazine street. Medical Examiner,
who will be at the Office daily from hafpas, l2 to pm.
By the Charter only $4,000 taken single life.
This Company applications Life nsu-
and issue Policies all sound and healthy White persons
than the charged by the NewYork Offices
restrictions residence the charter
of Profits declared annually and the profits draw interest," and
available their amount
where the party has paid his premiums in full.
California Permits at NewYok Prospectus
Table of Rates and all information to Life Insurance. and all
szss" Extensive Travelling Privileges.
IL Office hours, A. N. hFS-I-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-23
WANTED.

----l-------------@7.------- :
VN7ANTED-By Young Woman with Fresh
wv Mix, situation WET NURSE in respectable
family of references given Apply at No 80 Front Lesee,
Third Municipality. fels 2tf
VNTANTED IMMEDIATELY-A good Barge
wv KEEL BOAT suitable for For lL Information,
apply the subscribers. STONE 4 WALWORTH,
i,mi9 If SO Tchoupitouas street.
WV TANTED TO HIRE--A first rate colored
wv Creole Cook for whom fair price will be paid None need
apply unless well recommended Inquire nj this Office o2o tt
lpOARD WANTED-For a gentleman and his
, wife, where there few other boaders Must be
within walk of the Crescent office Address, BY letter
Advertiser" stating and ocaon at this office ieis ~
Unwilling HOUSE WANTED-On or fA
beo the of April, STORY DWELLING with l;A
short distance Of ST. May's Market
20" Apply at the - - . ...x
JosEPm
re1s 1w HENRY T. SHERMAN.