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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04

SECOND D1sTRIcr CouHr H l. STONE co. EDWARD CAR
NEwOgLsANs. RlGAN AND JOHN AAEs.. No 4T3i
pY VIRTUE of a writ Of feri facias to me
D directed by the Honorable the Second District Court N-wor
leans in the above entitled will public sncon
thu Rounds of the City Exchange ST. Charities
and FRIDAY February O'Clock,
A CERTAIN VACANT LOT OF GROUND with the rights ways
and appurenances thareuno belonging suburb
parish Of Jefferson in this State in the apundc by Magazine
J3aephne, ST. Andrew AID Camp eg7atd lot plan
by Hugh
measuring ls feet inches Magazine depth of
side Andrew
the other line OF lot said plnn, inch
lines width the forming Of Lot
plan annexed to act passed before W. Lewis late Notary
Public in this city, the 10th June, 1881.
Seized belonging
Termzrash the JAMES p. FRERET,
jHn20 30 fe0 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04

MARIE DE LA N. ORLEANS, lie ID Dec. 1901
CoNsEII. DE LA MUNIcIPAILTE NO. DEux,
MARp1, 9 Decemhre ISL. J
ID ESOLU, Que rintention du Conseil est
{pourvu quucane opposition gals soft te doay ct pre-
coques part de 81 ler
nasOn aeele usqau hemn dc Ia Meta en- s dTs a ~
Banque Canal Nouye hquee so
lieu eonomsent iaete du Av ls recant ~
TRANSPORTATION dams In ville de " "
Pacte ace approuv6 lie Mai 1s4I. ,.,.
R,soiy Que Mare est auoe avis pnblqr pendant
yngt ours gazette oce dams Abel en- Angss CT e
= s Tsign6l '''' JAMES ii, CALDWELL President
Approuve le IS Decembre 1851. . ,s,,,> MAR.
[Sigu6l A. D. Choss!hiAN' hi"'''
Pour conf0rme: H. BIER, CohM's.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04

Observation-Disclosures FROM THE FOURTH

nYSPEPSIA-PREPARED FROM THE FOURTH
TRIO JUICE stomach of the d
n Baron Lec great Physiological Chemist by j.
Houghton, NJ d. Eighth Philadelphia the only
immediate permanent relief Indigestion Dyspepsia Jaundce
method by Natures the Gastric nice II is certain
yenye Chen Keeps the stomach and bowels perfectly
healthy condition.
solve five beef in about two hours out Of the stomach
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE. m
Baron Leibg in his ceeabed work Animal Chemistry
artificial the be readily
prepared the membrane of the stomach Of the calf
changed dgested just the they would be in the
human stomach"
Dr. Peren inis famous treatise Diet published by
Fowler Wts NewYork IS the fact describes
the method PREPARATION There higher
Pereia.
Ccmbs his valuable writing the Physiology Dgestn
observes that mnution of the due quantity the Gastric Juice
prominent and all prevailing Dyspepa and he that
Ia distinguished Medicine who severely
hd with the complaint finding thing else to fail had
to the Gastric obtained the stomach living animals which
proved completely successful
Graham author the famous work Negotiable Diet
ait remarkable physiology that the stomach Of animals
mla the fluid the fdong various
articles eecting kind of them
Dr. Smons work. "The Chemistry Man, Lea Blanchard
Philadelphia s4s) pp 4s says The of Pepsn
the chemical history digestion From
that is dissolved rapidly artificial digestive fluid
prepared from Pepsn, in the natural Gastric Juice ITSELF"
Prof Dglson of Jefferson College, PHILADELPHIA his great work
Human Physiology devotes than e1anina
ue obtained the living human stomach and from animals
well known. In all he digestion perfectly
III the artificial as in the natural digeson.'
~ For further proof the remarkable merits of this discovery call
A. KENDALL x Co. General Agent for Southern Stales
EE- For sale also by Druggists generally my23 ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04

FEyHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE IN STORE and
II for sale the following, viz:
so casks superior CAROLINA RICE jns. landed
so bags mixed PETIT GULF COTTON SEED
bales (25O ench) GuNNY BAGS - ,
pipes halves and quarters MAALA "1Nt oithe well
Of J. G. Florio.
10 bills PORT WINE.
10 half pipes, quarters and s eighths fine MADEIRA
ITALIAN WALSUTS, LENTELS, BEANS, etc.
;anal For sale low Apply CO 81 Common st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04
NESORt 3ss
IDY NIRTU L Of and in ohedience to an order Of

ASY VIRTUE of and in obedience to an order Of
sale rendered December directed Honorable
de Third Disfr. Court o SeNOfnps, th above NATTER
~ proceed sela public in the fotuuda the City Exchange
ST. Louis street. between ChArres aud Royal FRIDAY
February s. 1859, " u O'Clock account OF the credo Of said
OSELOT RouN in tn. city of LAFAYETTE No front on Ian
ri street 81 feet inches by depth square
Laurel, Third Jersey and Second srecis.
SEVEN lots OF TOt Nd AEEier, the
Warehouse property Sos o a. square
by Pacific Gnd Eime Avene Alice and Eliza streete
t-et inches front, by depth Of l23 feet stnches.
ONE LOT OF GROUND in the
aty, on PhpPa street bounded by Philippe, Jus
Streets and Triton Walk Lot No. 80
SOtee with all the Improvements story
ling and with stead frame building, with
T. Shares ST CHARLES HOTEL. STOCK.
Judgment and notes detail be- given the place
sale.
The whole surrendered by said uoyent creditors.
iEhMstts second lHs
9r what Il will bring, twelve months credit the purchaser
bonds with good and solvent security, and special mortgage the
landed properly sold until final payment JAMES P. FRERET
lnhls W " les Sheriff nj the Parish NJ Orlenns
FopET Dt3TRier COURT JAS ROBERTSON AND ALIAS; JOHN
or NEwORLEtSs: PEMBERToN St7BRoG ATED vs.. AR.
hhNpGuiUL AND Ais, Fl. IA AGAINST JOSEPH PRAIUs
MD OTHERS. Nos, 194s 1908.
Hbi VIRTUE of writ of fieri facias to me
- directed by the Honorable the District Court Of New
Orleans in he above entitled Will proceed public
Charities md Royal Streets TUESDAY, . 1854 at y
o'clock ~ " - '-'' " -
The slave haured ALPiiONSE aged about IS ycnrs
Seized Ill the above suit belonging
Terms-Cash on the spot. JAMES p FRERFT
lah3l ieil u mh2 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04

SECOND couRr DAVID BARBOUR rs JOHN NIXON.
NKwORLEASs. No. lohN,
DY VIRTUE of a writ of feri facas to me
Honorable the Second District Court OF New
Orleans led will proceed to " at public h"
SATURDAY February a. 1852 lhlas o'clock p ~ at
my warehouse, No. ~ Jefferson street.
A BISCUIT MACHINE
Seized in the above =,
Terms cash tn. JAMES r. RfEEi
fe3 Sheriff OF hs Parish ct Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04
Seized the above :. 49,,
Terms-Cash on hr spot JAMES r. fREhhi,
ianl1 N feh7 n of Parish of Orleans

T,pp D,srntcr JAMES NJ COTTON HENRY.
OF NEwORLANs. II No, @2l. IT,.
DY VIRTUE of an alias writ of fierl facas to
me directed hy tho Honorable District Court Of New
Orleans, the entitled will proceed at public hnc
Exchange, St. Louis street, between
streets FRIDAY, February a. 1852 at s
o'clock NJ
THREE CERTAIN LOTS GROUND Nos H. Is and 49, STU
ANNUNCIATON, bounded by Magazine,
25 feet front
street, by 1850 feet deep parallel les al Emgish
measure together all the BUILDINGS,
RIGHTS, WAYS AND PRIVILEGES tIcregno belonging which
bu consist of ONE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, and ONE
TWO STORY WOODEN SHED. - - .., ,,-r,,,,,> no,
Together with SEVENTY SHARES OF ONE HuNDREL Io 0
LARS THE CAPITAL STOCK OF THE CITIZENS BANK
OF LOUISIANA, attached thereto.
Seized in the above suit. .,.,,,,,,u
Ter cash q the JAMES = FREkE,,
fa7 II 81 Sheriff oil the Parish OF orl'hhs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04

COLLECTORS OFFICE, MUNICIPALITY NO. TWO
NRwoRLEAss, January Is, 1852.
NJOTICE-Proprietors of COFFEE-HOUSES,
IN cABARETs, GRocERIEs HOTELS BoARDLNG- @
BALLS MERCHANTS, hereby notified that they
REQUESTED TO TAKE OUT TfIlR LICENSES FOR THE YEAR
they will be subject fine according
to oriinances ian6 lml f. R. MAXWELL, Collector.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04
FOURTH DISTRICT CorEr NEW ORLEANS AND cARRolIJtN
OF SEwORLRAss. RAILROAD COMPANY va, MUNICIPAL
- - lTY No. ONE. No. 1895.
pY VIRTUE of a writ of fieri facias to me

Hpi VIRTUE of a writ of feri facias to me
'reeird hy the Honorable the Fourth District Court
rlehn in the above entitled cause Will proceed
ton the Otunia the City ST. Louis street between
o'clock NJ y ~ - ''"'' a. -
l. APERlETUAL GROUND assumed by Francois ras bv
act passed before Aponse Barnett Notary Public SEP
enpe s ana secured by mortgage ground having
ee inches front Esplani Condo streets
side and 30 feet inches and lines rear for the payment Of
per cent per annlnn N capital of 800
-. PERPETUAL GROUND RENT by yictoire Laur
aar y net before Theodore Gnyol Notary Of
august ~ ls4s and secured by of having ~
r ehes front on Espanae streets.
~ e inches on the Side other side
ana ~ leeto INCHES N the for the payment
s. A PERPETUAL GROUND RENT assumed by Dominique Msr
ger by act before A. Chape Notary Fnbc, a.
S4' and secured by mortgage lot Southeast
corner Bayou to and ST. Claude streets measuring inches
bnes front on the former street la2 feet
street l5 ieet inches lines the third inches on
Si57O ' f ~ '"pt'''
T. APERPETuAL GROUND RENT assumed by H. Gn!y by act
htt"r- L. L. tr Notary Public, of date July
oil ground
street. between Rampant and Burgundy Streets 1893 AZ inches on
ne running parallel to Rampant street. then
hthsuEhR ~ nche then
lint measuring ic' then measuring al feet az
~ inches, @ running toward burgundy street on lns measuring
ee Inches then running street on line measuring
81 m ineG then running toward burgundy on line measr,
ing 81 feet then running toward ST. Peter
a capital Of sl2l0D - '' p'' ' ="
S"izoi in the above
Terms cash on Tue spot JAMES P. FRERET,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04

~ REcog DER,s OFFICE, MUNICIPALITY NO. TWo,l
NEwoRLEANs, November 4, 1851.
Mg- NOTICE is hereby given that the UNDER
sip1d limited number of INDECENT Orphans residing
limits this Municipality and TINT they will provided for
Of the Municipality agreeaby ordinance of the
Council October H. 1851 None but orphnns having neither
mother need apply JAMES H. CALDWELL, Recoder
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04

NSRUITS, NUTS, Etc
HN 1900 boxes NJ R RAISINS.
drums NEW FIGS.
SO kegs FINE GRAPES.
cans FANCY BOX PRuNES.
900 bags SOFT SHE'LL ALMONDS.
90 bags GRENoBLE WAI.NUTS.
bbIs. BRAZIL. NUTS. For sale bs
ianl4 A. +. COCHRAN CO.. 81 Tthoupiteulas street.
EINRUITS, ALMONDS, etc.
IN 5000 boxes r Raisins;
bags Soft Shell Amondsi
drums Prime Figs;
OensesP in Jars and Fancy Boxes;
Sardines, wholes, halves quarters;
boxes No. Fire Crackers.
by A. Il. COCHRAN & CO., ~ Tchoupitoulas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04
NEwORIEASs. No 1850.
DY VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale

NO. 40bW.
q writ of seizure and sale
able the Fourth District Court Of NewOr-
pse, to John l., Lewis, lntn Sheriff, and by
red, will proceed to scll at public anctIo6,
change, st, Louis street. between Charities
ESDAG, February II, 1852, at IL o'clock N.
'tND with NIL the buildings and improve
ices thereof. situated in Municipality No.
BY the No. II in the square No. On a GER
lille, Surveyor Of said Municipality, under
Md deposited in the office Of A. Mazurean,
i'd square is bounded by Tryades, Terpsi-
streets, and is the snmo designated by the
Of the city, published by Chas. T. zimple
ures, in American measure, 80 feet front ON
Of ll7 feet 10 inches and 5 lines, hatwern
ments consist Of u one story frame building
JAMES p FPE,RFT
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DY VIRTUE of
I'D directed by the Honor
leans, in the above entitled Gu
said late Sheriff to me transfer
in the Rotunds of the City FIX
and Royal streets, on WFDNl
A CERTAIN LOT OF GRO
ments thereon and appurtsnar
Two, Of this city, designated
tain plan drawn by Joseph 7
date of the goth July, 1870, a
Notary Public in this city; sai
cllore, Hercules and r.uterp"
No. 3 on Il typographical map
in March, 1884 said lot meus
Hercules street, by a depth
parallel lines; which improve
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cash on the spot.
janl2 % feb2 II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04
RECORDERS OFFICE, MUNICIPALITY No. I

RECORDERS OFFICE, MUNICIPALITY No. TWO,
NHwOgLEAss December so, 1851.
nNE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
In pursuance resolution Council of Municipality No.
Two passed aeh December, 1851 hereby offer Reward Of
THOUSAND DOLLARS $4,000 such information will lend
attempted the life
Mr. GLEASON while standing front of his door,
the night Of the 18th ult, JAMES II. CALDWELL,
jas I'm Recorder OF Municipality NO. Two.
COLLECTORS OFFICE, MUNICIPALITY NO TWO.
nRAYS, CARTS, Etc.-All owners of Drays,
Carts Carriages Cabs, and other vehicles who have
LICENSES the hereby requested
fe9 At n II. QUICK, Collector.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04
E zs''s o Rsi,l5Nsss,s and Car

thsns tsH Q, 10 and NJ r. NJ from the Depot.
- h ,a s7s vs. and los = NJ, from LAFAYETTE
rsEs-it cents. Children under 70 wears half ur1se
piled when reqirsd fAfues bAs niee'uigs, siS' sup
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04

eeries that pALLEYS Fam has been used
Rheum OF thirteen years. duration, and for Warts
These diseases have been at and they both
doubt hut this Medicine
virtues Tint the Patent under nv
observation very respectable testimonials
others requiring immediate relief
ceerflv the attention of the afflicted the
valuable stiye. ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-04

hsirS Extrcs SOAP, ETC.,
VIII Ne sullltitn on equally Elforable TERMS
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-03
THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR. GASTRIC JUICE.
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE!

y" Call on the Agent, and get Descriptive Circular
Gratis, giving large amount of SCIENTIFIC ENlDENCh
from Iiebigs Animal Chemistry Dr. Combes Physloio-
gy Of Digestion Dr Pcreira Food and Diet: Dr. J"h
w. Draper, of New York University; Prof Dungli5on
Physiology; Prof Siman, of Yale College; Dr. Iarpcn-
tcrs Physiology &c. together with reports Of CT ro
all nnrts Of the United Slntes
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-03
FRESH ARRIVAL.

CSI Received, fresh from the Eastern Market choice
81 and extensive selection of Books, STAToNERy
FANCY ART LES ito which the attention of Country Mer
ChNnls. and ScLnnl L,lInul NJ i,,rit.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-03
SCHOOL BOOK

81 and extensive selection of Books, STATIONERY, Ann
FANCY ARTI Les TO which the attention of Country Mer.
chants, and School Committees, are invited.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
large assortment. embracing the various kinds
Academies and Schools always hand, and will sold
AT the lowest prices.
31eG10mo Dry
complete assortment constantly band and rendy
exhibition prices that will prov satisfactory purcha
Paper, Pencils, States, POr-FO;iOs Fancy and Common
inkstnnds, CrayonS, Mathematical Instruments A e-cat
yarici! of sizes patterns, and qualities Puff, White Let
ter, Document Note, and Card Envelopes, &c, &c.
EslanIA Books.
complete assortment Of Blank Account Eooks. ruled
to all the various patterns In use; fun half bound
in the Observation-Disclosures durable I}usaia
Cafor Shee uiaCturtd he bcS paper nei-
um DENY y fu assortment Of Ledger, Journals
Day Books, Invoice, Letter sales Cash order, Receipt
Record Books Also variety If Miniature, Mem
ornndum, Time and Pass hooks, &C. Hlch thc attention Of
purchasers particularly invited. FcciurasuTcd tln
this department my ok snut to- BE- arPnss"d either in
quality price Town, School, Priv pc Libraries, sup
piled the most h.ra terms. The PubliC generally are
respectfully invited t. call and examine my stock, will al
ways brrcady fDreXG1nin1:i,n.
SIMEON KING.
kcnOshH December, 1851.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-03
51eG10m ~v,

large assortment. embracing the various kinds us
Academies and Schools, always hand, and will be
AT the lowest prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05
LETTER FROM HENRY CLAY.-The FOL

LETTER FROM HESRY CLAY.-The fel'
lowing letter was written by Mr.. Clay In reply
to an invitation to be present at the Consrss'
sional Banquet in honor OF Washingtons Birth.
day: =, ,s..
GEsrLEMEN: have the pleasure 70 sckne wIeoee
BANQUET in honor Of the birthday Of Wsshingtens
70 be served at Wilard's Hotel this day Ncsni.e
would be more gratifying 10 me than 70 % eele y
assist on that distinguished occssion nes lnesSss
10 say that the feeble state Of my hsaish VII -
allow ne tina. Subtraction
1 arsensly hope that the birthday Of thas gvees
man may continue 10 be celebrated while ums -
duYes bu. there seems 70 me 10 Do pnfucui0
htness OF giving at the present pme xuso!onAly
ecIat 20 the cOmmem0ration Of thss dey. We 49,
seen great principles laid down BY him f0e sns ~
m,ni.1rstior OF this Government especially - -.
sayd m ts foreign policy, drawn IN question, ~
~isSom dsaoted, and serious efforts made an9
msE~s 70 subver those uaxIms Of policy ~ Ne
.SfIfoTmIty TO which this nation has risen - ~
pressEt unparalleled greatness 49,
We have seen serious attempts 70 induce tAe
United STATES 70 depart from his crest pfiaeeDeo %
peace ard neutrality, OF avoiding all snsaneiing
alliances with foreign powers, and 81 oenanmG
ourselves to the growth, improvement and lr0spes.
iiy OF our new country, and In plsoe o. snens 70
plunge ourselves, BY perIous procsedings ann -
sensible degrees, In the wars OF Europe vnoT
such circumstances. Il is right and proper, 80
ful, to repair 10 the grea. fountain Of Wesmees&
patriotism, and, driDaiss deep . a. y; I" 'e'snr
hope, gtntlemeE, that your proposes go sss,s.rs
viii add to she measure Of our iove seS -" 800,
for his memory, and 70 our admifHs'sS., ~ ~.
IT, wIsdem and psiriotissn o. his .soS -,
i have the honor to be, with gre" '']R's CAY. =
'o ~ W. ~ X. B.ssxLI, and e:hers, "a
nun ConmIttss Of consspsadeacs. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05

-. u LINDSAY. Riggs, al Nortoik irSm Curncos,
ssAs Jan IL, lat 3ii Ion - 20, encountered severe
ssIe fem N W. Ieth spoke ship Grey HouHd from Bal
tnoTs bound 10 BIO. supplied US wrn provslons lsh,
lat 10 30 tered another westerly gsss lost
balance Of the sails. stove boat lat Duwaks nc.
Feo lat 81. lon 81, spoke ship Cerro 0ofco 81 days
from Mshle bound TO Liverpool, applied as with more
prysdns z7th 40 miles Eas, Of Cape Heny spoke scar.
Pswe from New York, bound TO Wilmspgton, N c.,
applied us With stove, sal and provisions The crew
has been compelled TO sUbyst raw food most OF tho
tine and has been az time eight days with only a
scsIty allowance Of that Capt Rigs desres TO return
his heartfelt the above who kindly far
rshsd him with proTsions sa stove and other necessary
ar icles
ALxTTxR from Capt Nicksrson ofstip Alesso from Boz
f0b for San Francsco that Sunday Feb sxps-
rsnced heavy gale roIn eSE NV during which ship
pes the larboard quartet and Loot buwarks,
split psnkhesy ard caused the shp 10 leak. He bore
ior ST. Thomas. where he arrived Feb 10 survey lad
been held andths ship ordered TO be discharged. sAs III
probably be condemned.
esP TAHnIaoo has been got OF the fas at Deer Iana
with the assistance Of Jshn Taylor. and o. sss
wharf az Point Shirley.
SNIP WIN PENN Pslser which ash beey Ce esi
lestob, very Int Injured with the eIeepuse o. IN
foot. which most of and her stem soIS ens 80.
canplste her repairs, they have sss hef o''s'
ttnpped. .,x n. s..
BARK HrAIoEz Howard from Provisnes '2 i "a re- a
fos shls at nckor souh end OF feaence isas eaf
ing The heavy blow sundsy, DRAGGED ana
los, ore Of tsn with fefsshons of chain cne sa "a hom
b. BRIG Esny ALLISON fion Hsw-York for 81. Jshs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new
q I rI.pSxcx XIzrcI aI El2E6 ENIs. %
STRFET DEPARTMENT, No. 4 Hall

- of Records Public notice is hsJsby gwen ,Sas ne :,
blowing petition has been pressn'eap nv rtGary
foUTTP ST. fsem Sd av 70 Avenue 4 Z. AZ 81 ABE
adFIAG sIDETALKss Of TwENIi ~ 81 !,
IeEENWICH- ST be.wsen R.nnerrsy aaa kns -
III psrscrs inierested havise ,nersse ne re-
Il erf on on ~ Gre the !sh DAG of March re1-mafce
sISe JOHN r DODGE. etsses conn'snsssT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05
Markets-Reported BY Telegraph.

New. ORLEANS, Monday, March !, 100:
The CorTos msrket was more quiet - Day, ~
sales amounting to but 5000 bales, ct unchanGeo
prices Good middliBg, n middling, u 70 O. H.
CoFFEE, o TO 81. srERLIso. ~ to vt. freight q
CorToN for Liverpool has been taken up ~ 6joeno
BY Boston or British vessel.
New. ORLEANS. Tuesday. March .:
The advices BY the Afnca this morning gave the
CorTos market an active impulse, and the sales %
fore noon reached TO- 900 bses at advance Of 10.
strict MiddIins n to n Mess PoRK has[advanced
TO AIS so. grERLiSo EXCHANGE, 81 toe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05
CROTON AOUEDUCT DEPART-

~ MENT-To cONTRACrORs-Sealed Proposals,
indorssd Proposals for Building Sewer in 9th ay Will
be received at the oaee Of ths Crotoa Aqasduet psoas
sfach. 1852, at . O'Clock. p. M, to BUILD SEWER
with the necessay RECEIVING BASINS and Gull
yERTS IN NINTH-Av. from Hhd t. and through
lahst 10 9Th av, beng in length about lss feet The
plan II the Sewer and specfcsiicn for building OF the
same and all other information relating thereto, can Be
obtained on sDp icaton to hs Contaet Clerk. at this
Ofice.-New York March T. 1852 -,
NICHOLAS DEAN. President of the
Croton A0ueduct Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Passengers Sailed

In sfsomshsp Cambria, from Boston-For Lseerpoot-
M,ssrs j III woodward and @. Groslieas, OF Boston; 3
Uhimsnn Of ksw-York; Hon. +. links, 81 Canada; y.
Cremb,s. Of 1lasros Herdsmsn, Of London smith,
r. n OF England; Z. Mason, Of PAn; A. Lorck, OF oes-
many J II OvsIard. Of MsIco-lV, (, c,.v. ro,~a,d.
T. y Barr any, w +. Sergeant, McCailock, and =
Hunter Of Halifax A. Sleigh, wife three chiidren ano
nuyse Of Prince Edward Island--l3 Total 3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05
NOTICE. - Public

notice IL hereby given that petitions have been
septed in the Board Of Assistant Aldermen for SEWER
in THIRTY SECOND ST., from the proposed losasav'
sewer 70 point 200 feet east Of i0ha aud also an 18TH
st. between and loth-ays AL persons interested nav
rg objections thereto requested to present NE same
ftpg stating their extent Of interest ts the ConrAcs
Cleh this Office before 18Th inst-Croton Aaus-
duct Department, March 4 ls3a