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VAn American gentlemen, resident
in Paris, writes 10 the National lntelllgen'
Ger that he krmws the remains ot the
Commodere Paul jones, the scourgc of
the British Channel, lie undislurbed in
the leaden coffin in which they were
placed by orders of,he French Diec'"ry
that they are fifteen feet below the sur
face of the ground, covered by build
ing: aud that Congress Gu get them by
making an appropriation for that purpose
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John {. FaII...s .sl 7j john Swaitz. ...-. s. s.
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Zanesyille, Ohio, January 81, lo52.
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4 Good Opportunity An advertisement vii
be found IN to'dayS paper ior tho sale Of the
property. well known us Ring. Factory" at the
South endof Broadwiy. This will prove a fine
chance for good Investment. nol any oue wish
ing to engage in the eardiug business aud woolleu
manufacture will do we'll To purclrse 1t Is ia.
voubly located for all the central trads OF ll,i.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-02
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

LouIsyLE-Per No ~ pcs baggng so els
ek bacon bhs pork SO do flour SO kegs lard liquor
do 25 kgs Turner Wilson co
6eo-4 do Short &co4 do W soery-7 do
Yeatman aeo9ta do Horel Gayle &co-sal
do, u SKIS potatoes MITCHELL Beverly eggs
Mono Paunli4 bb potatoes potatoes
bb eggs apples Sohneer-0 do s. bbls
onions etc Dseelaud-65 bxs aapaa Parei BoeO bds
Magnnis do 40 pes bagging Oakley stoves auay
bba eggs Hurley-lS do Bscoe d Snmsundries order
ST LoUlSPe Ambassador; pork
lard Y bbs flour Kenneth Dix &co5O Shaw
Kennedy Fost-r3U0 Eager Counoy coe0O
oslesby Maeaulay3i bills lard Morgan
1850 pigs lead Fosck pork Prize Frost
5000 do Bande Williams &coe0 do 1856 sacks 02 SKIS
BlEekmsn $40 do Bscoe Smms-l0 bbls apples
eo7 axis wheat Farley Jury bbs whisky kegs
sa Martin Hour butter Lyman Scott
&c15 bbs Buddeeke co9 da Scneder3 bb
Llasad-snndries to order.
CNCINNATI-Per Winow: huer 1876 boxes
IS
Tarp-s do Is bss alcohol do 9antrs &cot
harness Keane hhds bacon Beatty Lgge &eoot
Reham9S bdl iron aSg pcs gutter do Homes Bennett boy
&co 81 ties hams Burkeo furniture Bnton71 bbls
whisky stnges Adams co900 bbs Jand
castings and boiler Gray Campbell tee hams loo
&eo00 tagging Fomon, Laing coot showerbath
Morton &ola reels yarn Folgs &eo bzs md.e DR. Jones
Bentzss hhds Hewitt ginger
hhds hhds Shuz Hadden-l6d
&col5 do shropshire Son4 do Murphy Cras do bo
kegs lard Beatty Lgge co3 bales Cherry Henderson
rs do H Heads do Felowes &co6 do Sddnl Green o3 do
Frellsen &col4 do Greenwood &cosundea oder-Tos
bales cotton, ll3 hhds tobacco.
Haydels
| and sundries to order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-02
SHERIRF,s SALE


CLAUDE Dr. tx
by VIRTUE of writ of feri facias TO me
- directed by the Honorable the Fourth District coustrd Hsvs
eans the above entitled v
The prnea MoNDAY 1881. lIo' No =
The FIXTURES etc of tie establishment
HALL GARDEN situate at Msfs.,o hyi rghs
he Office, which viii he s1hibts s lin, add pa.s
{. eals. #5a7F74s' -
Seized in the silt. san sle =
Terms cash the spot JAMES P. FRERfr
Ia IS Q" aug ehssi6 Of the Par al oft rissAek
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-02
MILLINERY AND FANCY.

g. Yale, J1'., s Co.,
81 MAGAZINE STREET,
saS- Wholesale Dealers in Imported
FANCY AND STAPLE SILKS,
sTRAw.ao etc,
MILLINERY ARTICLES, LACEs,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, EMBR0lDERIES,
RIBBONS, GLOVES,
FEATHERS, PRINCES,
TRAININGS, BoNNETS, etc. etc..
large and complete assortment OF their ne this
which they respectfully invite the attention
Of the Wholesale trade generally.
c. YALE. JR., 4 CO., 81 Msga.ine street,
batwsep Common and Grsvier streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-02
PASSENGERS.

Per steamship "a, Day. from Galveston Hudson Atwood,
and lady Stew and daughter " Nicha Hatch, Epy
J Harvey Mrs Hsnsey, Mrs Sherman, Miss Cochran, Everett
~ Reese, Williams Hill, Iankensby Rogers, J
C!ow-and on deck.
Per steamship Yacht from Brazos st Hall
and LADY, Mrs nsey aud servant Mr.. Desbrs, Cap,
Perry Capt Wilson, DIR Watson, Domenck; Mails
Delmas, Butler, Stainsbury Feaa webb Cayesa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-02
sH EKiER,S SAL.

SHERIF + Is SAIE.z
SxcosD D1srnIcT CouHr rIcTuR sspJ BEp NUDE
- OF Nsvo.t..ss iTEsTEMEETARY EXECUTORS OF
TOME CAV ALiER AIMEE VALER or ). T. HEAUS
REGARD, ASDJ. 9EAuREgARD HEH HUsBAEp.-..No sxys
RY VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sa1eso
directed the Honorable Second
orssns IN the above entitled M proceed sail pabHs
"a she Eoonaa q .as In q Loas ssss
NJ
TIE following SLAVES, SKI 80
ALEAA DER. atto, yesrst JULIA. ~ -
negress, agsd about YEAR,, - u
Seized ths suit aAns
| Termaeaah on the JAMES r. FREREr,
/ iyl6 rs an6IR Sheriff of faYfsb uf,C veaus.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-02
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry, /
Sunday Evening. August l. 1852. :
Arrived 10 Western Beeves and Calves, and lot Of
Texas Veal Cattle The stock Of Hogs and Sheep scant
Prices firm:
-PBICES-
8EEF CATTLE (Fine Westerly ...... -0Ghc p fb net
=. -. Lake and Texas) .....31akO51ac p fb net
eioas " ~ hes
MICH Cows $22DS50 y head
CALVES AND WARNINGS. SO OOlO$9 90 p head.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-02
SHERlFFsS SAL.

Fouasa D1s1slcr couHrliEIkAM WILSON sTEAMER Ia
orNzE0sIs1ns IONA AND oW NERs- No ssE
ny VIRTUE of q writ of feri facias to mo
- directed the Honorable the Fourth District Of New
Oeans tbs entitled vube
Charities SATURDAY, Auguas Z lss q Il
o'clock M.-- sF>7 =
The STEAMER LAToNA. together with all hsr aS9 u
Seized in the above suit.
Terms caah On thp JAMES p. FkERET
10 NJ parisi MI lrerz
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-02
sHERIFF,s SALE

. SHERIFF'S SALE.
- OF NEwORIEANs CO., 63ss-
RY FIRTUEof, and in obedience to- an order
- of sale rendered July u 1885, by
the Fourth District Court Of the aIye eeed
vi proceed sell public suction, SATURDAY., Aug n.
lasa, II o'clock wrr % Jssun sxsss
The ooHng lot Of MERCHAS ISE, etc. hrrsls Z
FLOUR % hoI.sos MERCHANDISE bsrrsIs Of CACKKls;
bsrss 81 SUGAR; barrel Of LARD SALT
sol of ROPE. -
Attached in tbs init. ,.=l5 ~
Terms csah the Jas. p. pRERET.
t.75 9. Sheriff. VI. ~ s~5suns.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-02

SHERIFFS SALE
THnp DISTRACT CouRrl 49, j. ADLER FRED " KNAPP AND
NKvoRLEAss. SiMoN SCHuoSS, a. IA. against Sin
sehlossFihh District G. ar q Nss Hlsan.No. WILLIAM
sehoa, in favor Of J. Rafl subrogstsd- No. saos.
RY VIRTUE of two writs of Teri facia5 to me
~ the Honorable the eaid District
Orleans in the above entitled will procesd sell pub
the Rotnda of the City Exchange, ST. Louis
Char-es and Royal Streets SATURDAY, August 1885,
o'clock H. k9 fF' s9&
TIL slave girl named CHARLOTTE. -s..,salfsr,si-s
Seized in the above suits. ~ ssirs
Terns cash on the slot. JAS. p. FRI4GE.
ie7S IA IS Sheriff Of of Og4rsla =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-02
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CnEscHsT OrrIcE.


CnEscEar OFFICE |
Monday Morning August q 1852
COTTON-The Cotton market was very quiet on Satnr-
lay and noticed sales Of only few lots summing up
arely 100 bales Prices entirely nominal, and
nit figures
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
ufarior. ......... -0-lMiddling Fair. Id
r,diinsry -@-IRair --9-
.asd %adiinx g 5000 5000 a aaf iin.::: g
COTTON AND STATEMENT.
,tock on hand Sept l. 1851. .,.......15seo 23,s71
Received since ..,..., l414475 82981
'.'' yesterday.... ooo-1,414475 l7o-ss15l
142os65 107,O22
Saturday, OOO-1425O76 33s-4s3A41
stock on hand not cleared ......47s0 1851
TOBACCO-We did not hear of a sale.
SUGAR AND WORCESTERSHIRE lots were selling at
former rates.
FLOUR-Narket very dull and sales confined to n few
lots private terms We heard of atboat load of 1900
bbls Ohio sod Friday evening at 80 60 q bbl an out
side rate.
GRAIN-We heard of large lots of Corn offering
in warehouse but the only that noticed 100
sacks Yellow at ST. mixed lots embracing about 1900
sacks at 3d. and 200 sacks White at 900 U bushe Oats
heavy and the principal sales $50 sacks ST.
Luis Mt and 100 at 3S$ p bushel. Bran held at
5GDs71a4 p 100 fb.
PROVIsIONs-We noticed only retail sales of Pork Mt
21 90 - Dbl The stock of Pork in the Inspection Ware
houses Saturday evening embraced 5l9s bbls, COM
prising 1886 bbls Mess 1914 NJ o. 66 Clear Rumps and In
feror. and 1902 Unnspected The stock Of Beef con-
sisted of 95 bbls Mess, 1893 Prime, 65 NJ o. b. and In
feror and 105 Unexpected and 1854 half bbls, mostly
Mess The sales of Bacon included 10 casks Shoulders
at So, 10 ditto at S2t p ID, and 70 ditto on private
terms.
WH1sKY-we noticed only retail sales at l71f01se ?
gallon for Rectifed.
FREIGHTS-We heard Of no new engagement.
| EXCHANGEs-The demand WAS moderate at our quo
tations
SIerlnS .llu1s
FRANCS. olo0jo.zt
NewYork sxty-day Bills p ct disc
Sight Checks NewYork para Il q ct prem
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-02
W,ortd,s Safe Co,,.pu..u.

THNHE attention of the public is called to the
H. utility superiority of these safsa all others Our sae'
strongly bars which
chilling the liquid metal making mpene
abe the shise, drill and eb Of resisting The bowsof
Mechanic she bola straps rves for the
nous burglar with perhaps less effort than required
together Neither element make
mass, lined with fire proof WALL
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANk
really depository other
bes. further little security Of the popna
Bank Vaults They all the work OF mechar
oftent broken into, experience has demonstrated.
This Company furnish at short notice
VAULTS Sizes for Banking Institutions Merantl
Firms and ndivusal Of which will be warranted Drill and Powi
| Proof, when secured with Lilies Bank Locks.
othe above Safes and Locks together with Day Newell
Parautopto Lock- W W WHITE N
nj sCar,r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-02
Sherman's New Patent Trus
AND
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL EFFECT
A PERMANENT CURE.

LIZ This TRUSS ia ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM ALI
OTHERS form and p5ncigls Of seiion oasequ.ny effect Prs
attributed the kinds heretofore The pressure ii
MORE NATURAL being comparatively light in bad Rupures eau h
regulated directly the hern openings Thereby
soug security all under tbs violent By
by the proprietor skiln the
placed beyond the Of other psn Or dan
symptoms nrequen m the Of other Tusses
practice for afflicted with Hernia select
apply themselves bad and dangerous practice
which cannot
Rupures Let it be smembeed that th
Injurious suit the form Rupture
piled to- properly Therefore, have concluded to
AGENCIES sell apply the Truss Office, C
ST. CHARLES STREET, New Orleans 49,.
Observe tbes of Dvsr the door mhls lrdS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-02
CoNsTABLES SALE

OOINDI 77717I
C. WELLER BERNARD KING
PanrsH OF oHLxass. HAND OWNERS OF SCHOONER DOL
PHTS.... No. I4s1s 80
by VIRTUE Of writ of feri facias to mo
directed by The Hoaorasls cond Jus Of The Fss
for Parish o. Orleans the entitled viii
to 5el AT public aucn Banks arcs MONDAY August 1s
O'Clock, lsa
The sCHO0NER DOLPHIN, together wish her Tackle, IN
Rigging she Ays at Baysb ST. Jshn uf&yS
Seized the suit Terms caah he spot.
jye0 GEoRf4E r. PEARSON eonstsbtes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-02
SHEklFF'S SALE

SHEKIFFb SALE.
FIFTH CouRril WILLIAM CONVERSE FREDERICK
NEwopLKAss. B. NuNN--..No sssA
RT VIRTUE of an alias writ of seizure and
~ directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court of
Nworlean the above entitled viii rocesd sell public
Rotunda of the City Exchange, ST.
Charities Royal THURSDAY August 16f9
o'clock NJ
Two this the founded by Clio calop,
Soils md designated by the No II,
Hsa the al Of Fe 5uary 1851, Deposited il tbs os
front Soils hundred and ss ssysn inches
and tw lines IN dpih pa s mss together With ~ the
STORY F. AME HOUSE containing four cos.ts, he
divided AONESTQRY FRAME KIT
CHEN Which so by the said PLAINTIFF the
dan herein the 9Th May 1851 pasd hsoze VIZ
Monaghan, Notary Public.
Seized in the suit. l5a--f al5tft..
TEnMs-The s4ss 81, with interest
$500 from 18th july 1851 till the day Of sas AGO from 2h
May and also ass 81 from March, la5 till the njs
the the the
the Of the falling the
the als March, 1851 and the last tho Slit March s0
JAMES p. FRERET,
iy9T an6 10 &c Shsrr The Parief of frenrs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-02
SHERIFFS SALE.

OF Ms veRLEAss. u DECEASED ASS
Rf VIRTUE of and in obedience to an order
- is52 directed the Hr
the Third District entitled
will proceed sell public City
change, st Chartfes Mon.
DAS A t6, 1889, 1t l. O'Clock NJ h
A CERT IN LOT Of GROUND, in the ST.
Msfg IN the square bounded by lnien cande s. chsres 81
90 the 2sth day o. Mach 1885, by C. He'd dpos
tied the Office Of Octave de Public wheh
said lot Of ground reaung corn NJ -nty.two eat
nine inch Union tbs
deph line Csoadslet nahe.
s the other de III n-; tn III all
thereon, consist + TWO DRY BRICK HOUSE md
TWO-STOiY BR OK KITCHEN.
TEnaso hd cash the spot and the balance twelve a
eighteen m ,nths credit.
Act the expense of the purchaser before cass
Ea Notary Public. JAMES P. FRERET,
jyl5 e5 sr6 l6 Sherif Of the Par al ri Orleans,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-02

SURVEYORS DEPARTMENT, CITY HALL,
NEwoELKAss, June 8, 1852. !
"HE PUBLIC are informed that the Offices Of
IL the DEPUTY SURVEYORS are located as follows:
BLANCHARD Su for Frat And Fourth Dstricts
office Poiymia stree between Nayades Apollo
dHEMECoURT Deputy surveyo, for Second Third Dis
tricts office Ursune street
js9 1. ii. PILE, W Surveyor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-02
IMPORTS.

GALVESTONPer steamship Jas Day: Kelly
nsngham &eo4 do Mcdowell, Mills &co3 Wilans-S7
moases Armstrong, Harris &S bb our Green Harding
bba moasses 70 BIS tobacco Shields &co pkg specie Cushing
&eo-l do miss ] E Waldo
BRAZoS ST JAGoPer steamship Yacht ss776 in specea79
hides Geo Foster coot cattle Chss
and order "
WILMINGTON-Per brig Tartar: Naval stores.
NEW Y0RK-Per brig JOHN Rhodes: Assorted mdse.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-02
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE DAILY CRESCENT
Monday Morning, August 2, 1852. J
CLEARED SATURDAY
Steamship Louisiana, Forbes Galveston, Morgan
Bari Barb Roina, Brow, Bordeaux, Levi Gale
s sshr hS M Sss Ms s. Marx. An. r.uD. m Jas sa
sr fssnS taa A''" s ss
schr Pelican, Hawthorn, Pensacola, Master
Steamship 2st e ss.s s o .s d 4 ..o ., an. .v.,o,
up '''e e ssisTs s s from Vera Cruz 18th a in ballast to
FIR bark days from St JAgo Cuba ballast
B B.. Ja i khed Hamae from Nswgok master
Steamboats,
A Eahsas,de Il, Hunter from St Louis.
RI Wiaslos, Norton from cincnnati
Crew s'Sa ksSs, from from s sss9u Sara
IT. Fsf y aas s.1s down Sa t. ss sea sup
.s &c No s from the | & down
us, ship Mtdtesex-came up light.
MEMORANDA
sg The hp reported below the Memphis NewYork pre-
we'd to be outward bound vessel.
EE The steamship Yaeht repoIn port cath
sclconera Cadwallade G scu and Emma Norton.
EXPORTS.
GALVEsToN-Per steamship Louisiana ga bts -four bbs
Do Do aS Sa 100
BoRDEAUx-Per bark Rornnns: 81 oal slaves.
| tobacco.
oBILE-Ps sch Foriaa corn hay IS tons iron
1T y s .,s s9h h Ans s hbs c us .s.
bs whty Dc % oa's
rsa 90 ses @d 80 'H' Bacon
DO as 4 81 WIKI bs r9I s5 Is :. DBL
keg lard BIS tobacco bags coffee 100 SKIS bacon
| PENSACOIA-Per sehr Pelican: Ballast
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-02

TRUSTEES:
John s. Allison Isaac johnson, Edward Sparrow,
John Hagan, Samuel Stewart, Richard Mccall,
Robert J. Ward, E. H. Barton, ]. Perkins,
Joseph Walker, VIM. Mure. Arnold Harris.
DIRECTORS.
e, W, sewell, Thos. C. Jenkins P.B. Taylor,
Edw. Jenner COKE, John M. Curran, q. G. seeve1,
81 ii, Cohen. L. Spangsnberg H. Rhodewai,
Samuel Wolf, John A, Doughsrty, c. NJ Lutherord,
o. Wickhanl, John Claiborne, R. G. Armstsad,
Geo. W. Smith, N. c. Hall, 4. Ben,
II. c. Heartt Ell Wngas.
EDw. JRsszR CoxE, Vice President.
A. ]. WkrpKnsuRN, NJ. D., Msdical Board of
THOMAS Hunt, III. D., Consultation.
H. G, HxAlTf, Actuary. M NJ. ;oHzs, Attorney.
RICHARD Bz,N Nj. D.. No. 9 Ma street. Medical Examiner,
who will the Office daily from half IL
By the Charter only $4,000 is taken 4aiEgls lie
E This Company prepared emit an for Life insu
anre Policies all healthy White
Negroes established by Board which
han charged New ok and London Offices and without
heir in the South By the charter Dividends
annually and the profits draw interest and
available the extent Of twohds Of their
who're the party has paid his prem ums in full.
New York London Prospectus
fable information Life Insurance. all
Insurance. had Office Of the Company.
nv Extensive Travelling Privileges.
n Office hours, A M tosP.N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-02

f-tIaAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION To-
BACcv subscribers constantly hand for sale
COUNTY, kEV1UCXY, TENNESSEE AND MISSOURI WRAPPERS
AND FILTERS Ao bales
Mexican market, and for plantation
TURNER RENsHAW
% Camp stfset snd ass Tchoupitoaas
10 oraa IA lys
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-02
Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance


tY April ls4a and declared dividend of 30
cent, on Two Years Business.
Office, SO CAMP ST., between Gravier and Common Sta
BUSINESS LIFE Tissue 0FLT.
being s,ey for the of the poc
their families against want and iis operations
on conducted the
and solid principles sud aodng Tor small annual sum paid during
life ~dowa and children after DEATH
B All policy hoders whether for life who
DEATH participate the whole Of the profits Of
the Company.
Creditors the lives Of Debtors married womsn
life OF her husband the sole benefit Of
hetsalf sndeh from the esaa Of credtora
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-02

odd FELLOWS REST Vaults in this
surer at city District MES FURNEAUX Secretary
M IL Cam affect stairs; CHARLES WHTALI
planads street, NJ COREY sicke Co., No. 40 Canal
! street. -, A.
he s3 Sokhodng LODGES for the burial Of wife
NJ cbId $40 For price Vault will be 40,
invariably. ,,--,.,,
purchase information respecting the REST
apply DUNLAP, Chairman the Cemetery Committee No. "a
Cams ptreet, JAMES FURNEAUX,
| myls If Secretary Of the Board OF Directors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-02
MEMORANDA.

~ The ahp reported below the Memphis NewYor pre-
we'd to be outward bound vessel.
E The steamship Yaht reporn port Brazos cath
,chcouera Cadwalaier, G Scul and Emma Norton
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-02

EENCING ACADEMY--By Messrs. g. b A.
L ROSiERE, of Common No 81 Pro
.sar INF the nnhls Anrfn Of Saisn Alma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-10
INDIA RUBRER GOODS.

INDIA RUBBER CAR sPRINGS.-THE FOLLOWING
letter has been received by the New England Spring
compsay from the largest and most rospeossb Car
Builders In Phtladeph 10 which the attention OF Rail-
road Car Builders and Others interested In she
usc OF India Rubber Car Springs, Ia drectod:-
PHnABELPHtA, Jan. %, 1861.
T. n: Ray. ESQ.,, President Of The New Enslsad Ga.
In the Railroad Journal of premium India Rubber Oar
srrns made by H. H. bay Of city ordered some Of
them purpose of irving trail but during the
ste severe cold woathe ws found some Of them has wcre
exposed 70 the oold ozen completely sd and ssld their
city being entirely destroyed And fearing to sprn
kced BY extremes OF cold heat OF the atmosphere
we shall have return them and depend upon for
sprngs heretofore, believing 10 be shs only reliable
Rubber Springs under all circumstance and in all
that have under otice
Having used hundred ofyour springs during te three
wears last have known Of Them 20 fall
az determined but tho bost material
OF every description in business will obye by
nirr ordtrs for springs possible. Very
respectfully. Sgned. KiaBALL H. GORT0N.
ur objona publishing The above is TO Of
our other customers bonR msed BY parties Advertising 70
suppiyF CAR SPRING co.. ioi Broadway.
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syooKKKEPINu, ARITHMETIC, ETC, TAUGHTBY A
ND eyetsm of nsttu9Ien peeaiisry lsptsd V praotcN
usc. By w. - RENViLLE, $50 broadway. Eaoa student
receives sraYsto instruction. pnd rapidly advanced ia his
asudies. Open day and evening. Tlrme Reasonable.
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VA 0kthtNUToN O. ANErDEN CONTGNJ - 10
rsaonse Law IN the Supreme oCuEt attend 30 easos
eesoro Usngegsto prosecute oiaips and settle to1oan
eSspss the Departments Bosrag 81
procure pAsoat Al home and Abrosdto obtain
eoanty tsuaSto coieot dcbt divdods Iegsocs and liz
.Anoes 10 any psrs Of the United s,s.os ans In forcsp
oountsceto make vestments loans and
end bond and nesot ate shs
ans sale loans snds and psent Yshis n ANY stare 81 hs
cases coming 70 he Unsed ssases Supreme Ocurs on 40
po.i gomunlcs tions, paid, addressed NJ o. sae-
MEN, No. Dercon Facc, Capitol TIL Waehfur.or. ~.
viii meet Nlth pgonps stteatjcl,
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TTRIoN BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS SOCIETY
- willhod regular monthly meeting on ruesday tho
lQ,h mat, ~ o'clock r. NJ 81 no. Chatham squaro.
will hcisd before thom shsrea In this eooiesY aro now
worth treble The amount paid them aud the entrance e
m At fifty cents for the purpose Of hnz mn 10 Ana
re iue number Of shares orisnsy for the
purpose omhers, who DO not dsete nav
arrears S25l In full do 40 in instsments 81 per
month. This IL the .st chance 20 join this Society y
cents entrance fee .nd who contempate
Building Association, had better attend shs meeting
dies are repeatedly invited 10 attend they can have an
opportunity Of hearing D. Barns-d ESQ explain the OBJ
iect and workings Of these Associstinns
J, PEcARE. Secretary,