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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-12-14

DApP'S NICHE GOLD PENS, patented 1852,
IL embracing all the properties in the quill pen,
with the durability of the metal. Recommended
by many well known citizens OF Washington For
sale at the agency,
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Dec > Bookstore, near 9Th ST.
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HATS AND CAPS, HATS AND GAPS, OF
IL EVERY STYLE, QUALITY, AND
PRICE.-A large, fashionable, and complete as.
sortment now on hand and for sale cheap Tor cash,
at CHARLES H. LANES
Het, Gap, and Gentlemen's Furnishing Estab-
lishment, Pa. NV. near Four and a. half street.
Dec 4-eod2wif TUnion1
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ENTLEMEN's UNDER GARMENTS for
~ Winter, of 'Siti, Cashmere, 1fsrino, Lambs
toool, Ficnhel, astoria Fur, Cotton, (nen and
p1atr "A large assortment now on hand, which
will be sold very cheap, for cash, at
CHARLES H. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gentlemen's Furnishing Estab-
lishment, Pa av. near Four and a half street.
Dec 4-cod2wtf IUnion1
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tkENCH BOOKS.-Just opened, several cases
Il oi French Books, various, embracing standard
authors IN History, Bellies Lcttres, and Practical
many OF them in fine library Bindings
Imported direct from Paris by
Dec FRaNCK TAYLOR
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NOTICE


To Pre- cmption Claimants, and to Lessees, Occu-
pants, and Psrmittses Of Mineral Lands.
Every person entitled to the right Of pre- emption
to any Of the lands within the townships and frac-
tional townships above enumerated, is required to
establish the same to the satisfaction of the Regis
ter and Receiver of the proper land office, and
make payment therefor a practicable after
seeing this notice. and before the day appointed for
the commencement of the public sale of the landa
embracing the tract claimed, otherwise such claim
will be forfeited. And every person having the
right under the act entitled can act to.create an
additional Land District in the Territory OF Wis.
consin, and for other purposes" approved Sd
March, S47, essees, occupants, or pcrmittees, to
enter, to the extent of their leases PERMITS any
townships above enumerated, and who arc entitled
mum price of the Mineral Lands in the Lake Su,
perior district, in Michigan, and the Chippewa
district, in Wisconsin" approved 10Th September
1850, to enter the land covered by their leases
occupancy, and permits. respectively, at the mini.
mum price of 81 25 per acre; or If covering more
than one full section entitled, on the surrender Of
such lease or permit at the proper land Office to
purchase, if he shall elect to do 80, one full section
at the rate of So 90 per acre, is required to cstob
Ish the same the satisfaction of the Re giser and
Receiver at Willow river, and make payment
therefor as practicable after seeing This
tice, and before the day appointed for the com
menccment of the public sale of the lands cmbrac
ipg the tract claimed, otherwise such claim will bt
| forfeited.
JOHN WILSON,
| Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office
| Aug ii
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DEEBE'S FASHIONABLE NEW YORK
ID HATS, WINTER STYLES.-I am regu-
lary receiving fresh from the manufact Glory, with
other new and beautiful styles Of my own getting
up; large assortment always on hand, at the
lowest cash prices, at
CHARLES II. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gentemen's Furnishing Estab-
lshment, Pa nv. near Four and a half street.
Dec 4-eod2wil TUniop1
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Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office
Aug III
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18
Foreign Markets psr Asia.

liverpool, September 24-CorToN-0ur Cotton market
the past three days has exhibited little change from
the adyices sent per Atlantic I'D Cotton freely offered
without any disposition to press sales prices are there
FORE steady with transactions 900 bales of which $500
The total sales Of the week amounted to 04SO bales
Including 81 800 being on speculation and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT,
Monday Morning, October Is, 1852.
CTEADEp CAUJTpnAv


CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Mexico Place. Galveston and Maagoraa Boy. |
sss ;., #$5:s$
O. and Market Gee Nathan saasGa,
s5$ss s;: r.:
Eods, Mobile ''.- '' Jas F1r,slly
ARRIVED.
a rb2fss s sA Havana
s'sanss E HssS s lev ''a a va ny 10
Ship Assaasls Baisr,s day. Neyor, VIM
Brig Smith, from Havana 10Th ia'''n to Devisaer 0is
shr Lodge from Bay via Ruaan Island S' inst
ssE % 1 st s aa.ss
STEAMBOATS,.
s sSssn u1 s.s 1 gf BAYOU fs saFa oAan''
sarah a1alas o sns 1o 'sH' as;s
sydonia, yarneIiS from Alezaadria.
sa a 1"
YAH ship Nathaniel
81 down and
up sehr VIM Pettis
y S sd 1 80 bs s p ss do
Or e Sandy 50 s Cheese soap
| do coffee, 81 pkgs mdse.
| LlvERPooL-Per ship Iapand GOAT bale. cotton.
| LlvERPooL-Per ship Hero: 1l5s bales cotton.
| MoBILE-Per ship American Union Ballast
| RIO DE JANEIRo-Per Iudua e912 Ibls -four
| LWERPooL-Per bark Tyringham 9O69 bales cotton.
JoNsPs brig Fashion 700 bbs hov so bb pork 5sa sack
Do ps4a ss s ass 10 e o's
schr Washington: es2 bb5 -four 40 ck ba
bs whisky 10 HAMS u hhds bbs 10 kegs lard
| stuppiu SlcOis r0Ue, ks
IMPORTS.
] NEW yoRK-Per steamship VIM Penn; Assorted mdse.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Phiad. lpha Assorted mdse.
pENsACoLA-Pr hr Conquest: $4,000 lumber Pooey &ct
| NEW YoRK-Per ship Avalanche Assorted mdse.
HAvANA-Per brig P soule Cigars fruit etc.
ST schr VIM Petts 20 bales cotton 800 bs
, stores, 20 bxs tobacco to order
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
- Miller e eHss
T. S Ss' g.
a rnssAl brs eaaSg asa
COCKS %a., 5nsgah & Is
Screws b. sdley Payne s Ns
eosa %
R1saI WaaG a wgs T s%st sseS
az;
sssss Sisss
Dennstoun dco2o w Il Leyerich &co-S1
Urquhart6 Canmack Sauires VESTS Ar MiitsnbeEses
Boger Foley Avery2O Toedano Tylor-7s bales coson
ARRENTON-Per Princess No 299 bales cotton to
Jackson &co2so do Watt Dssanlsss2 Wright re Williams aes
BeskloO Leverich &ee ss Payne Haris9nnss Kicks
coo Hawkins-6l Pesonb3 Byrne &co-5i
Nueent Gco5O Ward Nholson-4s Geo Connolly
Vaudeville Thonhi Mcllhenny33 Male, Cox
ia Boge, Foley Avery4 Rieks
Brander Williams cos Greenwood &eo-l0 do to order
ks bacon Lands &co-Tota $3.50 bis cott
DoNAIDSoNyIILE-Per steamer W DowRs "a hhds sugar
bba do Walker-20 sugar, bh moasses Darby
moue-3O hhds Baud Landry-6 do
Kernion19 Bogr Foley Ayery-l4 bales mo,s pua
Sonlq do Papeyre Ferris do Aueusn lhbauta bales COT
| Lobit l. Charpentier-sundres to order.
Sarah Gordon: 81 bales colt
Belocq-lO Mltenberger &eo7 DO o
& Charpenter7 oorlain do DeGny-2 Belle
hides DeanG7 no Is leather ehols
, | sundries to order-Toa IS bales cotton.
, FLATBOATS.
AT Jefferson City
CNCINNATIPer Evans 9Il bb whisky TO Lanu @eo
PASSENGERS.
| scLr Newton Bay-2O
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Monday Morning, octooer 10, 1907 }
coTToN-The demand was fair on Saturday, and was
met very freely by factors at rather reduced rates We
now quote - s-3.55 t..as.5 ,a8f -
- NEW ORLEANS cLAssricarios
dnds1isr: s .Sdlins Fam iS5sSiog
%,ssSs sss. = s ssss I'd ss's ss.
s''''' ~ Colon bales. Tobacco, hhas
s ssssi, CO a ssss sept sas $3.50 800
'''s'ssa yeslerday Ss4s-1ssle4 600 5l5s
1-p Saturday ........ 65s2- s2s71 ooo- 5,o2s
Stock ON hand not cleared. 10000 1887
TOBAOCO-There was more inquiry, and we heard Of
over 400 hhds sold follows 20 hhds at So, and 800
hhds taken by buyer including 1928 private terms
and 2e2, Clarksvle, at about 6164 y h.
SUGAR AND MOLAsSES-A few small lots Of Sugar
taken at previous rates. 40 bbs Moases brought
275siD27a54 p gallon
FLOUR-Market quiet and sales limited to 1900 bbls,
Including 50 Common at 3d. 100 Fine at 50 5o 800 Super
ne Ohio in several lots at a. and 44o Illinois at "a ~
| p Dbl. F 3sg
GRAIN-Corn was unchanged, and 1900 sacks sold in
two or three lots COZ bushel for Mixed White and
Yellow OF Oats 900 sacks st. Louis sod from store at
ss$ bushe Bran sold in moderate parcels at 300 v
| 100 fb.
| PROFESSIONALISM continued heavy, and only small
lots were selling at $17 80 y Dbl for Mess Bacon was
still dropping, with offers Of prime Sides at 90 y
Lard noticed sales Of about 100 kegs at 114$ " ii.
COFFEE-We noticed few small sales Of Rio at SAC
| ssi4 y fb. aR
WHISKY-Saes 125 bbls Rectifed in four lots, at
besides which heard Of 1875 bbs Low Proof sold on
Thursday or Friday at 1876 y gallon.
| FREIGHTS-A ship taken for Liverpool and one
| for Glasgow, both at I'd for Cotton. "
| ACKNOWLEDGMENT limited at our quotations:
Sterling .l0S1l
/
Network sxty-day Bills. y Ct disc
Sight Checks on NewYork. A01M v CT DISC
Boston sixty-day Bills ON Ct disc
Philadelphia sixty-day Bills I'd W CT disc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18

The British Friend, the organ of the Society
Friends gives notice of somewhat singular funda
fund for removing distractions to matrmony among the
class of Friends of f1000 has been raised
the interest of which is to be disposed Of according to the
original purpose by deed poll entered into by the sub
scrbers Ten pounds paid to every woman and man.
two years members Of certain meetings. provided they
arc preferred to men, and spnsters and ba-
cheors to widows and widowers The stock of this
riage company is lent mortgage.
The Rockland (N w Journal says that the
Board Of have resolved to have the cells of
plates to Of inch thick and fitted
closely and strongly together The Messrs Smith Crum
be Of Rockand received the contract the cast
ings will commence as the patterns have been
formed This will put end to the escaping of prison.
the attempt to break would DO like striking
an alarm bell. lllF ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18

In plain caicoes the in 1852 the average Of
1s4o $50 and 81 4794T9 yards In printed and dyed
cacoes the 1852 the average of the three
previous years. 1920 $50 yards There was decrease
twist Of 92s7o in silk and silk maap oas o.
wooden and wooden mixtures fl2o12 the average of
the years 1S4e so, and 81. This is certainly more
favorable exhibit than the returns at the OF
this port have induced us to expect. Doc
LAND WaRRANrs-Are dull and the tendency Of prices
is towards decline from those current this week. We
quote
For Certificates, 160 Sl44 to Sl49 each
80 acres. ~ 10 - eacn
DO acres ..,,,.. SO to 81 each
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CITY Intslligsnos.

CHARITY HospITAL.-The following is the
state Of affairs at the Charity Hospital for the week end
'Dg on Saturday evening:
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but the market has been angud during the past week.
and prices although somewhat irregular rule about the
same as last noticed sales reaching some $50 bales in
small lots 10a12hc for uplands and 10 al2 for New
Orleans, cash and time
1ynEclrs-There is very little produce offering for
fore ign ports and to Liverpool entirely nominal
Coli ers continue good demand and scarce at further
adva nee the going rates 81 05 to NewYork II 80
and al row and 81 70 ton to Boston Nothing in
other eoastwise freights, and business dull
BALI MORE October 9-coIToN-There has been more
no mate rial change Sales since our last Of bales mid
ding fair Uplands and Cults at lo1s to IL on time
The DEM md is entirely confined to the wants Of
imports 1903 bales from Charleston.
CoFFEE-The market is quiet-prces however, present
no special change Sales since the closing Of our last
from " to ssI, to and 9A cents The bulk however,
was sold 81 90 % H. Sales Of 800 bags Laguayra at
generally holding off for the auction sale Of the 18th
instant The stock now hand is about 10000 bags Rio
The weeks imports of Coffee very large amounting to
l5 100 bags from Rio.
ToBAcco-The Tobacco market is very active Sales
during the week Of some 1900 hhds Ohio, and 700 to
common to good brown reds Holders are very firm and
prices tending upwards We quote the range
q a IS Is
50 good reds % 25ae TX fine and extra g ga
o Leaf Is Ss nj pa 81 Sa
"a 81 good and fair reds 81 62a5 1915 fine reds
s6 3la7 - wrappery fine reds S. oo1alo l21s extra
food do, SIS 62a7 90 fine do, SIS 12ka9 121& yellow
$40 12a14 The inspections of the week l04S hhds
Maryland, and ia Ohio, making in all 1922 hhds.
Charleston October 12-CorroN-Therc was a fair de-
yesterday at prices in favor of buyers and in
instances at fractional decline since Saturday last The
sales amounted 1000 bales the following par
iculars 10 bales at DC IS at 91s 81 at OK ISL at
lo "a at 1o4 22l at 1o56 1873 at 101s 80 at 1875.
| October 13-No particular change in the market yes
terday prices continued weak and in favor of buyers
The sales Of day amounted to about 500 bales prices
| ranging from 91sal01a.
Augusta, October 13-CoTroN-The following quotations
Showing decline since Wednesday last Of 4c) may be
considered nominal they the asking rates of sellers
generally Yesterday Tuesday) forced sales
Nllddnng.
Good Middng. 98GD =
Midding Fair. 9Af09fs
fAlr lU
Mobile October 16-CoTToN-The sales for the week ar,
estimated at 6100 bales taken principally for England
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18

Nd E-OPENING at No. SO ST. Charles street of
IN the BRANCH OF T. MoREAU's EsTABLsHMENT No: Isl
repairs proprietor informs the public that reopned today
SATURDAY, October l6. go
his justify the patronage with which he has
hitherto been favored.
oREu being convinced that sailing low the only mode Of
reducing his articles the limited
prices He therefore offers for sale from hie Jou
WINS GLOVES ONE DOLLAR A PAIR.
TIE GENTLEMEN'S HAIR DRESSING SALOON has been re-
moved t. the richly furnished offers
comfort compete with not
of the Kind in the United States ~ -
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

OAEscENI OFFICE
Monday Morning. October lS, 1852
COTTON-The demand WAS fair on Saturday, and was
met very freely by factors at rather reduced rates We
now quote J.: ...t 45g u
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET
coMMERCIAL SUMMARY.

Ne,yYoyh October 9-Corros There appeared to be
general disposition to sell yesterday and sOo
tied the sales Of the week amount to about 4oo bales
We quote nominally: o,..c.,.p,,
Infe rior .... nominal nominal. nominal
IT, !; f. 6 rs ' l$fSS
GOOD san lt to so sooa IAN. "a
CorrEE-There fair demand from the trade without
change in prices The sales OF the week are ao Digs
Rio, at S5Sa9t4c.
FREeHTs-To Liverpool, about 1000 bushels Wheat
we're engaged at AID in bulk and about 1900 bbis flour
repprted at I'D and 800 1000 bales Cotton at
with 40 casks Oil 15s To LondonS000 bushels Wheat
were engaged at I'd. To Havre-Cotton was &c; Flour
at with Ss a. os o
getting 30a0c and those nearly full 70 to 9oc per
foot. 49,
Recommendations was active and firm. The days
business reached 1O0O bbs ordinary to choice State at
"a 25a4 43 mixed to fancy Western at "a 3l4a4 66A
Rye at 81 50a4 62z and common to good Southern at
81 5614a4 IS
CoRs-Favored factors; the sales included 900 bush.
unsound at II &c; common Southern White at re and
Western mixed at 721sa73c. us
| ToBAcco-At the early part Of the week the market
ruled dull since which active demand has existed
prices ranging 81 to skc the larger portion taken
for export-14o Seed Leaf Ohio at from to SAC
400 bales Cuba resaes at from 10 to 2oc 30 ditto
Havana part at 3oc.
ExcHAseE-Foreign-The business in foreign bills has
been to moderate extent only and prices have
been uniform and steady. We quote as follows
On On P Psps 1si.v dsvs; 10 e .1s
On Paris (sight bls) 5f.llA to o.. ~
On Amsterdam. y 10 81 4
On Hamburger 10 5o5e
Day Goops--The annexed table exhibits the quantity
of certain articles exported from Great Britain
the United States during the first eight months OF the
, past four years;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18
BILLIE.

EOR BALIZE.-BALIZE, S. W.
u PASS AND COAST PAckET-From md l E3s5s4s.$3
SATURDAY, October 10, the steamer FASHION,
Capt Fagpt will making TWO TRIPS
Leevea Sewoeana for RAPPLEY'S GANAoa WEDNESDAY, st
Thuday evening" SATURDAY,
BALi1E aud S. w PASS and Monday For
apply board foo. Of S. oets St
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18

NEW YORK-Per steamship VIM Penn; Assorted mdse.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Philndtp Assorted mdse
schr Conquest $4,000 lumber Pooley &Co
NEW YORK-Per shp Avalanche Assorted ndse
HAvANA-Per brig P soule: Cigars, fruit, etc.
ST iARKS-Per Petis bales cotton, 800 bbs naval
bxs tobacco TO order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18

VIII Issve WEDNESDAY October A o'elelock p b
NOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, Mouth r.. =
r. OF WHITE RIVER, NAFofE0N vICgsnUH9 ln%3klE
sua Al the Bsnass MsnYhh P.skes &E@. col.
ITEfkThe splendid GRO m
lee. Will lsavs Fer hssnx
'iis' GEO W. SHAW CO. y ps,s,....s
cells orSMrTH Ffn1srER, 3PsydrSe stysst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18

DEAD LETIERs--A bonfire recently made of about
million Of dead letters on the common at Washing
ton. The Republic enumega$es the following as portion
of the contents of them: horseshoe ginger-cake
the postage which 50 l0 donation to a church
being small cake in paper box quilt, New Years
present to bachelor Dutch pattern for childs dress
pn-cushon, the stand of it the bottom of glass lamp
the postage $4 the intrinsic worth many zinc
frame belonging to galvanic battery postage ST.
stone weighing two pounds addressed to gentleman by
Elizan sample Of his generosity pair of mems
boots sent to lady large bottle of salve, and bun
die containing shirt pair Of blue stockings and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18
LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.

PASSENGERS.
Per scLr Newton, from Navy Bay--2O passengers,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18

DEATH FAhuLy.-James Hunt, young
German arrived at Cleveland Ohio three years ago. and
about three weeks since his parents with another family
in an six arrived and together they removed to farm
miles distant About week after of their num-
Der taken sick with the cholera and died in few
days another taken sick who also died In the mean
time, James the old mans son. visit he was
also taken sick and died the first day his wife tended on
them until the old man died. when she went to her ia
theirs where she died girl that lived in the house also
died and three Others numbering in all nine Out of
whole number none of the family were left. They left
$4,000 worth of property
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18
REGULAR packet is.
MOBILE.

N1sOR MOBILE. DAILY U q. Mail = fy-nrs =.
n, Las--sza1ef ATa1sen5ealsfbs asd
spssnid s sssset steamers Jaen s,snt
y ssr mo faxe trads, Tapscf faF
81 tina sboe WI sayy Poasshsn as1iFesd DAILY
afpl O'Clock Atqppirg dHiy Bay
81 Lia and Pass Christian, going and and
returning. L
"a Passengsrs and families with extra hagzrs 1gt down By
after the arrival Of the Ia aclosk cars.
stsaTaer ST. CHARLES.
E wsy Bag Mobile and Coast Laadinss Wi
tie ofies Of She Agent a.
lei sss r., GErDgH, Agent, m Bank Place
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18

THE NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF GREAT BRITAN.-
Lord IIardinge born in 1885, He entered the army
in 1901 and served with great distinction in Spain and
Portugal He also at Waterloo lost his left hand
for which he receives pension He Governor
Of India from April 1874 to January 1s4s and he
present Governor General and he second in
mand at the battles the sue December 1885, and he
received the thanks Of Parliament raised the
peerage He also received the thanks of tho East India
Company the freedom Of the city of London annuity
of f5ooO from the East India Company for his life
and pension Of $4,000 from Parliament for tho lives of the
Il tyune Inf or,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18

u TUNPEA-THROUGH LINE, via La{kSaAz-s55S
Tbs elexant, fast running and we'll Known steamer
ALABAMA Roberts, Jr anding, will regular
between Nswoieans October
New Basin EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY. The Az
sianneh aad we'll fastened. built expressly the trade
casses No. One.
II MCDOWELL. JR. IL Poydras street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18
OF the Deaths twentyseven from yellow fever and

OF the deaths twenty from yellow fever and
two Of cholera.
FIRES. Three kitchens on ursuline street,
between Maras and IRENE Streets destroyed by fire
about o'clock Saturday morning The kitchen where
the FIRE originated owned by Mr. Salvage and occu
pied by free coored 1t appears that Of the
occupants in burning out mosquitoes set fire to bed
and barely escaped from tho flames.
fire also broke out yesterday morning. about o'clock
in of the old framed shantes at the of Camp
and Girod Streets in the Of the Florence House
Nearly all of the miserable novels in the block
sroyed the manifest improvement of the locality
to the great derimen of the rat family The buildings
believed to have belonged to the McDonogh estate
They have long been eyesoe to this part Of the city
and their destruction is great public benefit The only
regret consequent their destruction arises from the
fact that their occupants lost valuable
property The buildings were occupied by cstern maker
cigar dealer etc., Camp street and Girod street
by Of the poorer classes who will be glad get rid
Of their tenements and their landlord together We
understand that some of the essees were nsved others
not.
An alarm Of fire given last night about O'Clock.
1t caused by boys who set fire to pile of shay
n he Of nj Girnd etrpcf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18

ANUh MUNTGUMEKf AND WE W9 n
TUMPKA-THRoUGH LINE, Basin l n421etI
The entirely and elegant steamer WETUMP.z
KA, G. Odds comnandins (now being Cinnnat m
ing Orleans EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY. The VIZ
TUMPKA well calculated for the de, being built expressly for IL
classes A No. one
sspI5 If MCDOWELL JR., d CO., 10 PoSdYss street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18

viii leave TUESDAY, October 49, Mt o'clock
EOR VICKSBURG,WA RRENTON, ~ =
III NEW CARTHAGE GRAND GULF, RODNEY l6515nk ~
AND observation-disclosures TUESDAY Weekly yicks 1SL -
burg Steamer MAGNOLIAThs magnificent. swift
passenger MAGNOLIA ST. Clair Thomason,
SMITH F1sIISTER 81 Poydras atreet
E The MAGNOLIA will be the This Morning ready 10
receive freight will take freight for YaEoo City.
Clerk the ievee early Saturday morning
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18

Ia MOUTH oE WHITE RIyEH NARoLEQN,
Plantations in ihe BendsThe sssneh
will
entire
xsason making nip Shippers
all pnnfntion
rnsted 10 her. For freight cr pass apgsy e Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-18
EDUCATION.

I'D "OPENS LIST Sept-English and French
HI INSTITUTION FOR YotNG LADIES AS BoARDERs AND
ST. LOUIS STREET Directed by the MISSES
ALLISON For the Terms the Professors etc.,
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