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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT,
Friday Morning, June %, 1852.
CTEARED vGSrERnAv


CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship Day, Talbot Aatasords Bay:
steamNp FL Dorado Mitchell A;pawa, via HAvaas, snnnFs
s s rs ii'ss1 aSan hs vii sS
Elizabeth, snon days Brazo dist.
Steamboats,.
f D White, Brady, from WHliAmspor
sIolrisssa KsTe4sva, from s. Louis.
T, oi "us' T fylor rom s 1o G",i
Sarah Gordon, Ross from ouach,n.
Towboa South Western Martin from the Passesowed and to
he ss5 inst ship Meteor and bark Duabrough up s'
rOwtoa Dessie whaq from the rqsstowea down and
the ?0th ships Albion and St Peter-cane light.
MEMORANDA.
The George Collier left St Louis the 18th nsantn
port loading Newrleau Kenneth Columbus Harry
HILL Ohio, sarauak, Western World and Aleck Scott.
[By Telegraph.l
NEW YORK. June 3rrd ship St Louis Bunker , Notleans
EXPORTS.
s S css Pc s jas a pay b Ss Sn do OIL
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Empire City: sunlry mdse.
ASrlNWA1L-Per steamship FL Dorado; Sundry mise.
LIvERPooI-Per ship NIusconomo: 1902 bales cotton.
BARCEloNAPer bark Catalina 700 bales cotton 1000
AyASAPsE brig EnoG Pratt ts ties sn 40 bss pork ass kegs
so DO onions, sS boxes candles, etc
IMPORTS.
PORT LAvAcAPer steamship United States: Cattle to order
BRAZoS-Per schr Jane Elizabeth: l4OO hides to order
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
do Tue psc 10 s Ss sr % Ts d % V off
Iorrel Gayle kcol5o flour
$50 Asi SF'is
5 w Ss Gaf 49, &. s s' Ra
pix ksso ham" T Elder 4 S pigs sr 81
$S%s s%' 9 " Ss,:ss 1insi Hsss ~
sraadsr Williams lem
p,s P'ss s Ssi~s s@ Eel rss
Kendall Aco7 do Egsl slulord &co-roa n bale. cotton, Is
IS 3 ssssc s,5s s @ hs%E
s Rs. a CO Bs s SH@' s
M sS?S sT cd
81 si G 1Sisse %oo
@ .'a SP Fowl, % sP sSe s
Smith DO ao pn"SG &sG do ss tn SsoI nil s /"
cotton, IS hhds tobacco.
St @ Ii tssn E.s Dix .sG ss Is Iii m Es e
Gs 80 sc FTa! s' Sso 5 oT nc. bass s
Sc Ss; SgSss
y NJ: $ss:s ICE ST.
!Ss;SsS KY s
d Sa. Elder
oUsvEPer steamer Bostonn $50 bs cement 100 do wist
ssssss lss
IS I 80 * oDsw 100 s s5n PCT ] N
Coz &coN5o d. ia rope, bales
ssP E! s RSs t 3 s, crates
wes es i @
200 bales Inv artn-9 Wancken KirchhofSl
Brander Williams &co2l Turner Wilson &colG do Felowe
ponne'as bas 81 Ads do Hewitt Norton &co
Total, 272 hhds tobacco.
GREENvlLLE-Per Frank Lyon 80 bales cotton W.
Pickett Perkins &coe5 & Cock &co
90 Downs Culy &co4 jackson &cot Anderson Msteti
Fowes &co-i fan,e Williams Sco3 Mclsae Goldman Seo-i
Ward do NJ Greenwood &co-2s bx. peaches baum
do Nelson9l do NJ Ellis xlo5 do isushln-2s do
skis pnaoes w Benon5o boxes peaches
sundres to orier-Total, e9 bales cotton
| WILJJANSPORT-Per D White: 10 bales cotton Pay
Inlr9n--s Oakley avkins-7 do Mcnart Vgiaud-l dc
hhds Burke ErD
Ege Niuford &co-2 do lanssiorh
Walker bb Lnperre Ferri5U brs peaches Sc
obnsonl0O h do sunries to orerToal 50 bales cotton
ATTAKAPASPe Pcayrue No Ii hhds Fellow
, &eo-6l do, 800 bbls molasses Hall 4 Rodd
OUACHITA-Per steamer Gordon: 10 hides order.
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NEW ORLEANS:
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 25, 1852.

IMPORTS OF Dry Goops-The NewYork journal of Com
merce says the imports Of dry goods at NewYor from
foreign ports for the Month of May, show falling off
compared with the period of last year. of S5O5
and compared with May, 1850 of 3l97i The decline
from last year is most noticeable in woolens silks
but from the previous year the falling off is greatest
cottons the receipts being less than half the amount then
given This makes the total decline in imports of dry
goods at this port since January amount to 81 1865
and also shows decline, compared with the first five
months of 1850, of $1156137 The general import OF
merchandise will show much greater falling of than
noticed in dry goods the decline reaching nearly $4,000
GOO as will more fully appear when the official return is
completed
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An ExAGGERATon.-It has been stated in some of the
papers that Major Richardson author of Ecarte Wacosa
and other works, recently died Of starvation in New
York The NcwYorl Literary Gazette says this is an
exaggerated statement that though in poverty Major
had all necessary comforts in his last moments and that
he died of erysipelas.
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ANOTHER ISvEsrIos.--Mr f. c. Harmon, of Troy,
Miami county, Ohio has invented spring space to be
used by printers when setting type. The inventor is
printer and he employs the spring space for facilitating
the operation of forming spaces between words and for
spacing out "a and correcting proof
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NEEYAta recent examination of girls in Cheshire for
the rito of confirmation. In to the question
What is tbs outward and visible sign and form in hap
tism 2N Che reply was, The baby. sir n
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GREAT PESr-Bil Hughes, the pedestrian accomplish
ed the feat of walking seventy miles between sunrise and
sunset Saturday, the 18th inst, at Cambridgepor
Mass. He had lust nine minutes TO spare
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PRETTY THcELY sErTLEp-Therc three hundred
and twenty-eight persons to the square mile in EsseA
county Massachusetts, denser population than b,
found any tract of land of the in the United
States
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n ARD OIL--5O bbls Cincinnati No. !, for
Ia sale by Ejsa5l A D. GRIEF CO, IS and 40 OLD Leyee
DROOIS-150 dozen Fancy Northern, for
s sale by lie95 A. D. sRiEFF Gu 81 and " oa Lsv~s
nRIED FRUIT-10,000 pounds Apples and
Ia "AS 4 b sRlEfr Coz IS aud 10 oa Lsrss
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MORE IIElr-Ilenry b. Stanton, long known prom
nent abolition lecturer and more recently NewYork
harnburner, bas out like John Van Buren, in favor
of the nomination of Pierce for President.
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DEswiSo IT TAur"-The Board of Aldermen Of Port.
Me, have abolished the liquor agency in that city,
AT no more Of the ardent be obtained there even
Nedejaol purposes.
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DEATH OF NeTED 1spIrIpuAL.-The Cincinnati Com.
mercal of recent date, says the chap that forgot
to return borrowed umbrella, died yesterday His
gigantic memory produced arrangement of the intellect
and his death lie was followed to his final home by
large concourso of weeping umbrellas.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

SUBSCRIPTION for a Series of Twelve nlSIA.
~ CONCERTS. 10 be given LAFAYETTE SQUARE. XIV
The snbseriber ha. hy ssyea mSea
Lafayette square--EyERY WEDNESDAY iu each week, 10
o'clock order deay the has been
opened Mr.. H. y. HEWITT 80 Camp
where Of Music sign Mt The first CONCERT
following Wednesday, mentioned. NJ HoEFFNER
ieq3 2w ~ Leader Of the Ioui iapa Bind
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RAILROAD AceipENr--A carriage in which Miss
Tiebout Of Fordham, Mass and elderly gentleman
med Carr, against by the New York and New la.
train the l4th inst and Miss T. being thrown
the wheels of one of the passed of her
low the knee, crushing it dreadfully Amputation was
Immediately resorted to.
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Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LTpERPOOL.

BALTIC (Am). for NEW YORK. "WEDNESDAY, Juno o.
EUROPA, (Br). for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, s..
NIAGARA, (Br.). .for BOSTON. SATURDAY, IA.
ATLANTIC (Am.). for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, i8.
AFRICA, (Br) ....for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, 10.
CANADA, (Br) for BOSTON SATURDAY 2s.
ARCTIC, {Am.). NEW YORK. "WEDNESDAY, 30.
ASIA, for NEW YORK SATURDAY, July
Eavre and Bremen Steamers
FROM Southampton
FRANKLIN for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, June g..
WASHINGTON. for NEW YORK. E. "WEDNESDAY, %.
HUMBOLDT. for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, July 4.
HERMANN. for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, 81.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF GLASGOW for WEDNY June o.
CITY OF MANCHESTER. for PHILADELPHIA. wEDN'Y 49,
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NOTICES.


NOTICE-Ship BHuRTPooR.-Personsh having
jea2 JOHN TooLE a5 Bank Place.
NOTICE TO CoNsIGNEEs. ship MA
THANIEL THOMPSON Capt Hit from Lysrps9 has arrived
to a o no 1 The @
lei -, 49, ,,'' JOHN TooIE IS Bank Place
NOTICE TO CoNsIGNEEs.- shipsAxoS,
time her cosirness attend
f s 'iss their I the he; IL Is i's S ss'
EUGENE E. A. TALLARIE holds our full
Of attorney Of 18th June 1854 before char sA
'Neworlsnus Jnue Il, 1852 If
NTOTICE.-The Co-partnership heretofore ex-
s s@sfS s s 6ERSh
ssG:ss s'
IF The entire stock of FURNITURE Of the
above finn will be sold COST PRICE the old CANAL
M qaidats th affairs Ct aid firm Ts public
Jns~ The undersigned respectfully informs his
&c no. rs Canal @ h.
Neworeans, June l.l-62 JED lm WM T. DAVIS.
TENHE TREASURER of the BRANCH MINT
;hf' s san
therefor He vii .so deliver the at the Of the Mint
= s,i
the applications should be either these muples thereof
advance wi"
! NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. .NgwOgL BANS, Nav 49, 1882 !
SUBSCRIBERS to the Capital Stock Of the
5GEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY hereby requested the frstiusmept Of
mys7 der Of JOIN CALHOUN, sssy
3seEs9y ANR
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that Books
Of suessrPion 70 the SaRta s9ek Of The HEW ORLEANS
at the office of the Company No. II Commercial Place and
months Louisiana Mississippi
cordance with the seventh section of the charter.
II. S. BUCKNER, President pro tenn.
JoHs CALHOUN, Secretory. apps
odd FELLOWS REST Vaults in this
" Cemetery be obtained by applying to PERSON rea
Rev. CHARLES WHTALL
panade and NJ COREY sckes Co., No. 40 Canal
btreet.
price Vaults SokhoIng Lodges for the burial of
49, To members Of Stockhodng Lodges the burial Of wife
child $50. For all ether buas the Vault will be s4,
| invariably.
For the purchase of Lots information respecting the CREST
apply j. G. DUNLAP Chairman Of the Cemetery Committee No. 81
| Camp street. JAMES FURNEAUA,
myl9 tt Secretary of the Board OF Directors
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.
SgeoNp ELIZA PROCTOR MUafFoRD
PARISH OELELss. No. lt,IaI.
by VIRTUE of writ Of feri facias to me
- by Honorable G. v Jone
Second Justice Of the Peace the Parish of oeans will
public sale, No Common street. TUESDAY. 9Th July
1882 Mt II O'Clock ONE GOLD WATCH; together ONE FOB
CHAIN Seized in the above Terns cash.
| je25 3tn10d GEORGE r. PEARSON, Constable.
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Aa AGNoLIA HOUSE, Biloxi, Migs.-A.k

Ng AGNOLIA HOUSE, Biloxi, Miss-AEssA
lYA Mrs NJ DEyER respectfully informs her old friends aHH
and and the pubic snsy That this Hotel
This the points
locality accommodations hotel the The
BALL ROOM dimensions similar in Biloxi and
admirably adapted BALLS and public gatherings
addition
to the Ball Ro prepared for at least nifty erao
than in
TABLE provide amply with the
bes. that this End the neghborng markets afford. .
rooy BATH HOUSES adjacent TO the Hotel or the
convenience OF Boafders.
The BAR supplied with choice Liquors.
Inc ICE-CREAM SALOON also aGjons the Hotel.
A LIVERY STABLE is attached 10 the Hotel
PLEASURE BOATS ere kept in readiness at all times
patronage heretofore extended TO he. she
be share pub
lie
will landed at the Wharf Of the Hotel they notify the
their wishes Blox May - ASA 3m
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HOLLYWOOD HOUSE, Eastern Shore of .Gsd
Il Mobile Bay FREEMAN SMITH, ksa
well and ayoraby known for beautiful
elevated and location its fine walks shady groves splendid shower
with ts firm Hdy botton excellent roads
various directions with the ents ahsee mosauc
renders this the peasansst places spend the warm season 70
fact Of its having been crowded
three months from the beginning, good
evidence Of its being the right sort Of q place.
The half the applicants from the city Of Few
Orleans alone could oe accommodated.
Many and additions have been made during the past winter
ROOM much and seat hundred and
orty persons BILLIARD SALOON will added the other
amseinen Several SLEEPING APARTMENTS have been
erected.
The propeo will be untpg in their efforts please There is
daily with Mobile, and shortly
will be the and make several trips ds
~ - " " WILLARD FREEMAN,
JAMES b. SMITH.
cn1AyV
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Dl.. E. CfOias's
Shoulder Brace and Supporter.
rr THIS INGENIOUS INSTR uMENT SUI PORTS THE WHOLE
BODY suffering with Pains Weakness
tie Back Chest Side giving immediate relief aud fly render
detected The consnptve,
predsposed consumption be greatly benefited and hav
life prolonged by the of this Brace.
G- the BRACE, and yourselves.
SHERMAN, Agent tor the South,
Charles New Orleans.
RI Ace mhi4 iydsW
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HOOPER'S WELL, Kinds County, Miss. Nsszsh
thirteen miles South of Jackson the State lESaR
CAPITAL and thirty-sevup miles from Vcksbug. Railroad
Ryoni Well where hacks readiness
to convey passengers TO the Well. .
celebrated Watering Place at all seasons the year or
The adapted
Dyarrha Dyspepsia Dropsy Gravel Diabetes Bronchitis Chlorosl
general debility In the water too exciting
TERMS.
Boarding Lodging the LIST week.
. :. lst September .............l0
lNMAN WILLIAMS, Proprietor Z.
five gallon demiohns and and halt
pint bottles by the DOZEN boxed Msss G. D. Meteat Co.'s ~
street. NewOreans.
Having made arrangements with the Physicians of the WE'LL Drs
Beazy Kennou will be given cood nvalds as to the
the diet and medical attendance
necessary will the charge exceed from 70
to 30.
be had by the five gallon demchn aud and hall
| nurg SmW
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.
BriRA.

',dl snyony
ID Sylphide ..dS
! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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DILOXI HOUSE, Biloxi, Miss.-The pub A
respectfully informed that this establishment will 10y
opened the visitors under the management of W.
NIXON the Of Attached to the house will found
BILLIARD ROOM TEN PIN ALLEYS and BATH HOUSES.
The TABLE will aways supplied with the deicaees Of the Sea
Coast and the NewOans Market The house surrounded
Mulberry Hickory Magnon and Bay Trees,
Offering eye prospect well giving dense shade
the inducements
families and children other house the coast account of
in the of which is about two
szy- liberal deduction ill be made to families.
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4 NREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss. -Ssssi
NJ This famed and popular Summer retreat generally iAE
know Southern under the
ELIZABETH PRADAT aud her JOHN r. PRADAT,
mile the village Of Biloxi will opened
on he S o. for the reception of VISITORS.
GREEN OAKS we'll known to need extended notice
popularity steadily
areasing The commanding the finest
salt 1t flows from
the Gulf failed impress fasoaby the visitors from
SewOreans, Mobile and the surrounding country.
Win propreto have made
and additions The BAR BILLIARD ROOMS thoroughly
arran BOATS will be all times the
the visitors, free Of eharseaso Ret =, b.nasr.
CARRIAGES procured ~ any
celebrated BRASS BAND Of engaged
|anda expected twice week.
whaling the GREEN OAKS requested
the Captains Of the sssmsr who will land them a. the wharf OF
the Hotel.
Per Day. w
EE- Children and Servants, haf-price. my' am
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Steamship Leeds Havana Jennings
Steamship J"s Day Talbot Galveston and Mstagorda Bay.
Green Harding &ao
steamhp Ell Dorado Mitchell, Aspwal Havans, Jennings
Ship MustoEomn, ProAl, Liverpool, L Fl Gale
Sp fsrk Catalina, Gariga, Barcelona, PUG, Mir Gee
Brig Enoch Pratt, Bightman, Havana, Broa,well &co
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vv-spvERrsEMrSr-C o Church Esq. of Chester H.,
kises in the papers Of that vicinity that his fees
III be moderate advice gratis and all cases entrusted
: him will be warranted
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TIE
Miss AUGUSTA KENT Principal Miss f. H. KENT Teacher OF
Music successful nearthe High School which affords
Brothers and Sisters where
they can other Forty Pupils can be received
OF delightful on
the Sea Coast between NewOrlrans and Mobile
1T Applications either department beaddressed
TO the undersigned, Postmaster, High School, Nj.
fr9l SnW fee3 1t +. a. KENT, Superintendent.
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q z
reception the first day Of June. Extensive
Winter and 400 451
comfortably Efficient assistance has
ar themselves that they much
better prepared satisfaction this than previous No
render those
ihem with their pleasant and agreeable
! js2 CONNER q HENRY, Prop1etors
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EMITTED STATES TIMBER AGENT.-The
undersigned having been appointed AGENT FOR The
SERyATION LIVE OAK AND OTHER TIMBER GROWING ON
LANDS will vigorously all violations Of the
All be addressed to No. SIS
CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS OR TO BATON ROUGE
mh9 4, u, u. 5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-14

LIFE AT NEWPORT Accounts ale given in
the papers of recent flare up in that mena-
gere of fashion and folly, Newport r. l..
which came near being serious affair." We
hope the occurrence will deter Southern peo
pie from flocking to resorts where they are liza
BILE to insult and injury. Every letter from the
watering places of the North makes pitiful
complaints Of the scarcity of food and deluge OF
company, and we see nothing to induce our
citizens to 60 thther-especially since there
are attractions of superior character near
home.
NEWPORT, r. l., August l0.-The Ocean
House WAS yesterday the scene of an outra-
geOus assault unon Southern gentleman, by
the band OF Irish walters employed in the
establishment. Il appears that the gentleman,
Mr.. Z. OF Mississippi, was helping a lady 10 n
dish at dinner on Sunday, when one OF the
walters desired to lake it from him. tits ex.
tremety difficult to obtain anything to eat, and
the gentleman in question refused to give it up,
especially as he had not helped himself. The
waiter persisted, and was exceedingly insoleut
in his manner, whereupon DIR. Y. took q case
knife and cut him about the face. The waiter
was carried out and the gentleman resumed his
dinner.
There was no disturbance about the matter
until next morning. MIR. Y. went down to
breakfast, and anticipating an attack, armed
himself. He called for his breakfast and while
waiting for il, he perceived movement on the
part Of walters, who approached him banded
In q circle. Mr.. Y. Immediately arose from
his seat, drew two pistols, which he held in
either hand, and waited for the attack. About
100 men surrounded him, and would have un
hesilatingly crushed him, had il not been for
bic GOODNESS 10 retaining his fire, and threaten
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DROUGHT IN THE WEsT.- While this sec
lion of the country has been blessed with album
dant showers, advices from the Western States
represent the drought as most severe. The
condition ofthe corn crop in Indiana, Kentucky
and Ohio is unfavorabe Nearly all the far
mers refuse to sell, while parties wlo have
large contracts are purchasing all the corn and
stock hogs they can get.
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WING MEETING.-The Wings of the city will
meet this evening at shutdown, on Capitol Square,
form in procession, and headed by the Armory
Band, with torches burning and banners iyina pro.
coed to Springfield Hall, there to meet by invita-
ton the Wings of Uniou and Church Hills. We
understand that great preparations are making to
render The gathering tnronged aud attractive.
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FINED.-John I. Sizer was ON yesterday fined
by the Mayor 81 and costs, for the misdemeanor of
his driver IN leaving team standing without guard
in Cary street. Reported by officer Tyler.
William Rowlett was fined S. and costs for per.
hitting quantity of stagnant water to remain on
lot owned by him. Reported by officer Page
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H Grand Wing rally and Torch.
49, Light Procession TO.Nixht.-By
invitation OF lie Wing Ciuo or Union ana Cnurcn
Hills, the Wings OF Richmond Will assembl. to.
night at y Clock ON Capto street; in front of the
City Hall, aud proceed procession to Sprn gtield
Hall, Where eloquent Addresses will be delivered
oy hon. john NJ. Bolts, Henry T. irving, Esq, JOS
Mayo, Esq, and others.
Let the raiylng cry De "Scott and Graham, the
Union aud VIC oryl'
The Armory Band has been engaged for the &C.
cdslJn au I4-lts
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LYNCH LAVA man named Jonathan
Pillsbury, formerly of Lowell, Mass, was
hung in California, with two others, recently.
They were charged with having murdered and
robbed man. Pllsbury was on the point of
taking the steamer at San Francisco for home,
when he was arrested and taken back to the
mines.
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MARRIED..

AT the Spanish Legation, Washington, on Tues
day morning, the 10Th inst, by the 1t Rev. DR.
McGill, B.snop of Richmond, JOSE MARIA DE
MAGELLON CAMPUZANO, of Madrid, present
by his proxy, the Spanish Minister, 10 AGGRIPINA
third daughter OF Alexander Norman Macleod, late
OF Harris, Scotland
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-14

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-A Town DESTROYED.
A dispatch from Memphis, dated August | @,
states that the town of Helena, Ark, was
almost entirely consumed by fire on Monday
night. Only two business houses escaped de-
struction. The loss is estimated at 500, 600.
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e An article was copied into our columns
some days since, from the Fredericksburg
News, IN which it was stated that MIR. Beck
ham, of Culpeper county, cut one of his NE.
groes so severely as to cause his death. 1t
now appears that the negro, though badly hurt,
was not killed
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DIED.

On Friday, the 18th, GEORGE MANGNER, in
the 42d year OF his age, native of Erfurt Russia
but tor the last 10 years resident OF this city
His friends and acqoantances invited to attend
MS funeral at O'clock NJ, from mis- laie residence
ON Bread st between 9TH and 9th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-14

tST AT Mrs. Howard's concert, in St. Louis.
on the night of the 29th ult, rich bouquet in
which was diamond ring, was thrown to the
gifted songstress; tribute paid to the talent of
the lady, by two young PhiladeIphians soiourn-
ing in the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-14

On the 9Th inst, sixty logs were cut at a
steam saw mill in White Ponds, S. c., making
over $4,000 feet of lumber, for which $40 per
thousand was paid at the mill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-14

STEALING-A negro named Robert Lewis slave
to Wilson Hill, entered the house of Jane Co.
ngs free negress, on the 10th instant, and stole
from her several cups and tumblers. Yesterday
Lewis was examined before the Mayor and ordered
20 lashes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-14
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