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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-11
Tapestry T,esres Ca,.petino.

tS We have just received, pcr ship Maid Of Orleans choice
OF
VELVET CARPETING,
together with styles TAPESTRY BRUSSELS and large
voice of The choicest al! les Of
THREE-PLY AND INGRAM CARPETTNG.
dec6 fw2p CHIrTENDEN h CAMERON &c Chnrtres s rect
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-11

~ For ALDERMEN-To serve the unexpired
James Robb Stockton resigned
SAMUEL JONES, Jr. deci
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-11
I INFANTS AND CHILDREN's

M INFANTS AND CHILDREN'S <szM
~ FANCY HATS AND CAPS -
ny me Cherokee have the latest 6
for Children and Youths which nton o. finn
SPLENDID LusrRE AND STEAM LuERED SILK HATS, which
dey competitions ~ -0' '
CASHMERE AND BEAVER HATS, latest STYLE at
decll 81 d, II. Fbarre
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-11

f6SO kEAT.-The Office occupied by Mu- "a
tua Benefit and Fire Insurance Company, St. M
for the balance Of tho Of which expires
II Is centrally and egiby situated
desirable location Tor either ta Office commercial pursuit
appiyto NJ, NJ. CoHES, Attorney Law,
No. % ESch inge Place, opposite PostofBce
decll3. to A. P. FAGR1E, on the premises.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-11

.nEs to tie clerk Of thsssteamer Compromiss 70,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-11

More .TeaU Goods,
JUST RECEIVED BY
s H E R NJ AN & PIERS
/ MAGAZINE STREET, NEAR CANAL
LIZ We call the attention of all stock of well
made CLOTHING which to offer at very low urces
for cash.
MORE NEW DOUBLE BEAVER COATS.
MORE NEW WELLINGTON PALToEs
NEW WINDSOR COATS.
NEW RICH FANCY SILK VESTS,
NEW RICH VELVET VESTS
Together with complete assortment of
DRESS AND FROCK COATS
OVER COATS, PALToES, SACKS AND
BUSINESS COATS.
Also-A fine stock Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
of every style and variety comprising
ckhNAiS, HOSIERY, SUBSCRIBERS, KID GLOVES PORTE
MoNNAlts, LINEN AND SILK HANDKERCEuEFS,
MERlNo SHIRTS AND DRAWERS Etc
A large stock of
LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS.
selling of at remarkably low prices
S Goods freely shown, and perfect satisfaction GUARANTEED at
nov3O 6teod2p sp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-11

Gs5- To PERSONS RuPTURED The many per-
and eaecua Sherman deserving
than passing notice. For particulars his
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-11

L. IL PLACE, chatnaa Finance Conatre.
Bpdgd Of Assistant Aldermen.
A. LAYET, Secretary D.. oeal n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-11

Following the Temperance Societies with an ele
CANT blue silk banner frnged with gold They
shaled by W. s. Mount and numbered one hundred and
forty-fve men. Next the Hibernan, Shamrock and St.
Patrick Benevolent Societies and ST Michael Benevolent
Burial Society to the number Of hundred and thirty
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-11
lYsosss,ss,aa = .tYrcg,.

FRo5K GnATG
~ DRESS COATS;
TAlEr0TS
SAC COATS;
PA,TTALooNs
VESTS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20
., ,onr INV rp1pr7NE WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 20, 1882

,v,. g.. -, brx psioi, skhy, Portland NJ. bah =
s No.. ~ Dclhi Brsper. NeuTlts'.
,s-h est shp- HanrNe, loang AZ h1oe-t pam
f--,,b, e. charter hs,ts Fanny s'Hna1tc1 as
- -, B~ni. I'm SeN Oh 1T ia dni csrth n
-, r,A.- -. Saiisc kAke, Toft iron Portland ar %
lsher. lfru-- Phia3 phis- IN d. - a.
ID A. s.a Wet iron 80. iort. - 90. Nc
t,oo a. - az char--r hrs- csr'a reye -. C.a
"a. sour~., Wson, i,ronl Chareto1. AZ si1
~ 49, ha Wei; f0r SeF Ysrk "a dlys sles ~ -
o. =, I'd fh bl7ts flssb@h ] Bfoks Pa af.2hf. Oh
Wrr-ai To- P1rt-ini -fr Nooitf -
.i,, a. ler.- ~ h-ss sa5firh, r. Py-- b,nl-c
80 q T. igss.u, snal Fguii % Dad n1.i.-s sur
80 ~ ORR E1ay fEf.l s1rn-v. " iokf A C..
x,trn a-rsA from Bfi.;nl, a Niiei % iod nasse>
A. srtsd Isrd sch ht Jsn- D1;er n navy
AZ lor Pro, ENC Drrf day. 49,.
A. Do oh 81, bns Zss, r~en I'm Ny Bay - Pro'-ie'e
A., - css-o~ovu. XII L. inst. shf. Charotts l. San
=, "a sf-b p e,hr Ma g. Elgah New lor.-
rh,rr-o Y II. IN -- e. ~ Arcsia i1-d'n B-'n
a., Y,rusu-r +fh ct -chS Oregon. Cturc1i l's,'n
p1i.r. Pul5- DO Ss hs Chl~rs-, Cu~'y D. Gil - sen
tIr-.,.~on soi.rs f'h OTess. Churchill. b,sfol
a.. :. n .rt.o- - lO-h Rrll1nl. Card, Wi
i'm srr ynicza NSa PAiaaephs ID go 's Zero h1rrns
I Tbees seys p s.h, An e-..s Then1 Tust-lis-
sbefsd prade- AOu., Prsfi DO eaA 81 Tor NerN'h' ~
ii,t Is CoErr pcuafas, va - !oT Lsuag-s isn lih
A. 1frs J T. Ra.vay >nov, a.tnlnfe fola, " las A.
- =, I'd ~! TUX. Island lfk .lsi. An brs fsl1 JONI
sse-o-rr D. o. Goth s,br Ma s'7e Arn. stag El5e
| -f-i. scl- Hamr.on, ito. Icy 4 m.
shp Sure~- Htcn Ph DO - ing F. Ncy.', no b.
snra Hebron skas Nes York shr- May ~, f.n ha'h
Rcg.-er Martin ~shm Gu 18th, = 1hern-. Elf- 'eT He'
f,rd sehrs suisn' Whf Nov Hsven se7n SISTER 0o"ss
Ar At do lI.h bafk Ann KeHney. Hayes, Sew-YOri.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20
To Mariners.

THisr1N HoVss, Lo>boN sept J. lot.
sotrr fosfi.Sr He's LisHs.r- Co'poaaan havrE with =
he vessels when ~ nsht ~.
,my Of fostone recently caused esAunson 10 Be made OF ne
rocy patches wch ,,cad the shore Copfo and hav
that additional facility that Part Of the
channel vii he afforded by doers the 81 The Suih for
land hsh lsht the norfhWsd Notice hereby that on sod
the let October light from The ssd Hsh lsh hou
vii be vc the DorthwArd the ine OF beng o. W by
sIuiheTly.
Masters yesse drawing than IL feet water should adhere
60 the old rule Which that light shs Dc keqt
Dght when ppfoaehns and and pilots o. all
fcl hound Fok haFhor Instructed stand q
Immediately the hsh light isapPears by order.
J Hr.stsf. Secretary.
A. the steamship Crescent City pProsched the mouth 81 the Ms
her outward She revolving sht the Middle Pass
noucd TO rsvove uresuay sometimes dssipanns
us sh A. she ef The Bar bound home. the
LIGHT had ard nd or hin
hour though the Vessels ~ therefore have
es cautious fgunus oF the Middle Pass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20
FOREIGN Ports.

ASsesA Aas Ia ships Bvtch stkaey, or Bos,s repair
ins Loo Cho Tor d Ids CD pscv 10 Ish ships HANNIBAL kns
MA a.d RockAnd. Winsor Boston.
raer,o an M harks Apo lnsham IRON Trss,e sd
I'D 70 hE<A he sr New yorl
nosasAr sste % seF - states that wni
-, e, Isl snee the 18Th CHANGED eastward and
geah. 'no WIZ vas StA cAsi-sp On me
otcerp ~--'-Nr o~ieer 80 CSrfoi sarah, wis
So 800 sooat Is, ret, scAT Lacnd. Br s Me-, Yo-t IA,
Bos;en "'S-' ~ ~N' sSa GORDON. OsieE, iof
Al 81 Jssc. CSbs oh M, b,,, A s,.. .
,ettt % days srss Pr Fsbes Fonsne r. f Nss
h Ssea.ns Tor New Yea ballast see sh...r.1 ar
ssf Boetoa -~' 'e Asn>enaIs 70 load
Arr az Csrdsnas Snh uh hrs JoA, u n .
h mt "a a.. 49, 20 hs,ssso. BO.,osi bfs Hsss
barb Chsfes kreverl Chss Brewer Ekson H.r. erso o.
Sh erss Lon sawyer. fcns~c lsAs tOn Poaal H.. -
Dslhi, Rrsr<r, kesvtz. ~ INST y
Arr Of Astsnras IL; bat osta, wco5hary par,., an
S .ses psi,cn Rskrft csrSsaAr- sssss It ast an a.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20
Arrived.

u MAIL steamship Crescui City, Lieut. Porter New oeAss
Va fsvsna, dave and Is hours, TO N q. Robert.
stesn'h Cry Of No fos, Charleston - hours. with pdse
s,eamef fcnobscot Whitaker. Philadelphia With mAse
SIR Wabash to BSthl Bsrues from Newport Mlesl sept y
sski
BARK seavy BonAr 10 day.. with salt 70 master
-. a ssshSt es,s De lat Hsht
Barb heea White. tom a,.nlas Oct Is with sugar to r. c
Nesa "a leeh and 10th IN li ~ s. experienced
Bssk Friacs,cn seesy. 10 ST. rom n...... i, A.n...
sm PsS.ss. DO n. rs.a.H, ssSSs Jus, arrived kinS..
ThoRAs sslea DAYS preyoas Sd nat IN s.a M $500 -
seAS Asa Nara lO basuOTel Or Issuyrs IA ~ SVas
sI.tss LAWS ehPsi ssssS severe harrcSne sept ~
hSs SANhne "sa SAasesson. days coioa &c 4, na,
ham a puoR ' W. !" Dua
srs rsssaps (Of o5isudl xauaan - a.y, iron, n0 A -
10 J. foaAs SON vessel 10 r. y. kvck wa NJ
IRE tesens lones, Is dsys from Dur~n Ca Nth tuA., =, 6
kssssssSSsa na .as m IA IS 81 I ~ ,PAe scAs USeJ
brs fsetrr e cAerrybeld Nooan from Rosaou, r r..,
srs Primer. lRl Btwoa<n 20 DAYS rortsa PrsSr -
dOa Cor Bes,oa Len ssss crOoa r Ne~Yos1 n a,s NO. S<
hcNsr heece just arrived Passed the hr He lpSnS, 49,
srsosn hoH Sossres * Nsw.iosa ~ AN
Bus EmpcTiua b.. u Windsor Golfer Kns-tou lam
sy.. wA sHsa'e, A., to wsm pswsOs anchor out
sssr Wing WAL feasau u S.y. aOsa Araca with ,
&c hssehsn ste. Lea scsr J A. JSAS>0s (r J0AasOA
sshr wsls, sasAsn days from Wilmington y c. .iA laval
sAr saiteEey Wyatt days from cotton
10 l. heCSesdy sailed IL S0aPsay viii ss PAsss. 6r Ns~
yosA
ssr Cor. N.rsy. Rayu.s. day. from se-S~ru n C. VIII
SIR, Ea. RoSa.oa wilaaax,on ssy. With laval
sshr. ssnsss, Bes.on Reellsnd. q days, with E,ne
Sehr. Richssost Hels Rociland, dsys VIII Susc
SD. Lesdoa tsr Asrphy 81 Jesn B. 10 ys ~h Ssh 70
SIR Charles Essea.ssa (ef cAarssOu) Josa.oa from s.v.s
az az We sy sss where .es Pal n Sr ~o0S ADD ~,ie
~sh nfesiste wood 70 Ssibeu 4 fniay
sssI ssnest Ai<r, caas, Ne, s<y' sA s.s 90 sEtA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20

slr v.nass, Bs1 ft1ssey1, Sly,. VIII coal ''4'd !"
T. - 49,. -. "a - III
L.,l and nnzkoesny A. C. Scssire Co Let b. oalf ~
"a. fof Iverpoo loading Tor View York ifh fas N ~ =" -
., "a IA eyp<renred q ~nf, N -faaf
one vh;eh tn0cd down. and ater~sd oo -cadfs n
poles, czTTFcd The thers 1ieA
an N o. vS ard had % -ave dek Dad so lost osa-
yschr John Wnsbi Neterton, Porsnd, Cts eays
s<fs Jane Hall WesTty. X l. days, bouad 20 = .
srhr Ryner william. Bradford Hartford. ~, pnha -
shr r. p Burtob Bsnton, Sev Haven ior flni.l-P'-
Schr. Orion, Shaw 49, Haven, FOR AltaaJ.
sehr ystory Thorn. Pfoy1eDoe, days
Sehr John Ihoopeon, New Haven : ciJi iot h''f
sehr ChaIles Bz,ey, Huf Bridgeport .eA
schr Arnlrss Rely Marbiebead days W 81
sshr Pstrsc4 Heary Jnd-on, Sss Lonhon az
soop HEM " Ridesy Layhei, Bndscpos5 -. n
sS Mar FSsIs, Porte Roausos WITH 20 ~ " r'
bnd, c. =.
wIsp- s..,.e. y W Meridian. y. y W. susei ~ ana
very ffesh
rx@h Helen MeG.w San Fa'1s.o be 'nehof'd 'a -
NORTH Rrer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20
spoken. Ac.

Juse a. ht q 5, kR % w Daeh br,s BoeA. see, from
bostou for BATAVIA.
IS lat A., mot fo) Ion IL w shp o.hogne Newell
Liverpool for Nv~-Ofl-anS
= lat ~ " lon S. w. b. bra John SCOT Bnker
New.NoTt Ava 10. lor Por, Phl.p.
sePt n iOn Is W .Ap state OF Maize Ford ho9 1--we
pol for Calcutss.
sept 50 OF Tusks hip Unon, Chase. from Liverpool
fr New YoFl
Oct 10 NsD;ucle n L., nes bs otord hartman from Ma
Cor Portland
TO- lat &c, Bremen bA LOUIS days from New Yori os
Bremen
Oct l6 IF Doy Island, bns showing white nas
Nth red stripe in the
Oct ID. of Fa.e CAPE schooner showing hue sss
White diAInon, ant leiter supposed o. IN the cener
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20
NIalers.

Arr Warren 10Th, barb Hungarian ChaHPa Newfock
whaling.
sailed 6om San Francesca ish ult baa Ann o. 5 Il to
Ar at 81 Mchses 4h u Emmy Jones JeuDey Of n sns
President Coot OF Westpor, from fayal and sed
cruise.
90 10Th M BENJAMIN Frsnlhn Brown Of Beverly from
q
srulen-Seps IS not 81 lat 3 4S lon y : w Isrcs Lake
nan, Of New BedE0rs al 10 stated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20
MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NEW-YORK....
Cleared,

stesmhp.-Ass (Br Lott Liverpool Cuhard United States
berry, Asppwah Jones A johnson
shI~-CLAfes CooPcF, Cuts. New Orleans, Neuaih
Heen McGaw, LaH san Francisco, su,ton Great Western
Fubsf Liverpool G. H. Marshall Co Zurich Rch Hsyre.
Lvmeston Col Cuts shaw Mobile. J. O. Ward Co Howard
Ham Neman, Hamburg, SchRndt BaEhen
Bafhs-MaviuA Ross Mobile Eagle HaEzrd ytsini, Ana
Robertson fTsn>co D. d. Fowler Ross Brown 81 John
H. Barclay Lvnssioa; Green hn McCosHc Ssn fraRciso
Thomas wHfdeA
Bs-Atcsrus Mn,on, AspSuwsnJ Ssrdyi Nbs, lBI Cos
tslo 81 Johss n D., Roome Din~ ddc. Fortuna tNor~.
orhen Hull Funch ncacle Asa Bf Calhoun, 81, john NIB.
,. s. Whitney & Go.
schoS ners-StaT Bond Washington c. Ba'eman RudAcrow
Ehss, smith, NooR Snrgcs Chairman Co BW Reeve,
Phladephis, NJ For r. r. Lewis Berry Portland sw LEWIS
n w snnh savannah y l. McCready Nara Femins Godfrey
Philadelphia. J. W, Mckee; John 1homSs, frederksbgs.
Branf Sseht; HeTy Brown Jones, Smh6cd Van BFuDt
4 slaklt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20
PnIAnrLpHrA MARKEr-Taesdag, Oct. 10
Reported BY Telegraph.

ALBANY, Oct l9--Recept, since our last FLOUR 9OOl
hills; Com, 5000 bush; BARLEY, 2JtO do; OATS, LoVO
DO; WHEAT 10 coo do FLOUR active the sales reaching
$500 bbs at previous rates. WHEAT oo| bush prime
feuesce sold on private OATS are dull hut prices
resnan steady at 45c 2COO bush sold. Corn is IN
demand afoat and TO arrives sales Loo bush Wes,en
mixed OF Tic. BAILEY ia IN good demand, 5000 bushels
hands Csc for Wisconsin, 1910 for two loads
OF State tworowod, and 75d7sc for ourrowed far 70
prime. ...- l.,
NEw-oRLEANs, Oct lG.-CoTToN has been active today
after the receipt of the Asas letters the sales reaching
The receipts al New Orleans 1900 bales ahead of the
same period Last year MISS PoRE ia declining Sales at
fl7dsi7 80. BACON SIDES are at DC WHISKY Is duh at
is}c. mn $500, .c
Erw-ORLEASs, Oct 10 r M.-The total sales ofCorToN
TO-DAY have been 4O bales decline OF &c. since the
scpt Of the Actcsnews Mddling is quoted al q
&c New MoLAssEs sells at &c Bacon sides are dull at We
Sales Of Rio COFFEE have been made at "a 85c STERLING
EXCHANGE is quoted at 81 per cent prem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20
financial.
$25O.OOO S San ERA FRANCISCO MTls o, wa "!


Bonds OF VI Gee with coupons payable sensnnasly IN
the City Of NewYoTk redeeinable lt November 1852
The undersigned President of the Mountain Lake Water
Company of the City Of San Francisco the State Of Cal
DIAs THOMAS, No. 50 walst, in the City, of New
York. unnl Thursdsy, the ith day of November 1852
O'Clock p. NJ for the whole any part Of the above
mentioned Loan which viii bear the Of
10 per cent per annun payable senannuAly IN ihs City
of NewYors and be redeemable the Let day Of Noveu-
Der, 1862, al the same place.
The undermined will avail himself Of the usual privilege
OF rejecting conditional bids snd Of declining such be
deem advantageous.
bids should be directed Proposals for San Francisco
Water Bonds" ard sent 10 the subscriber.
Twenty per cent and the premium VIII be payable on
the day after opening the bids and the balance with
erued may be paid the option the bidder any
time before the Ter day Of February thus giving capi-
tAs opportunity e most reliable and pers-
nent investment, WITHOUT preeipaiely disturbing their
financial arrApgements.
The debt created by the issue OF those Bonds for the
puSs Of paying for The Necessary pipes and fixtures,
than sufficient being already provided for the purpose
OF baidng the dams reservoirs, laying the pps and
yletDg the works the entire capital of the Company
lsoCoO having been subscribed by the citzens Of San
Francisco, the subscribers embracing many Of its
wealthy and especsbe merchants and bankers This is
the st and only debt Of tie Company and the repayment
of the secured by the raisfr trust james B.
Bond and William NJ. Bursoyne, OF ell the property and
franchises Of the Company, valued az upward OF One Nil
hon of Dollars.
The Company have BY law the exclusive right of laying
pipes within the city its and BIZ purchase the only
from which water be introduced into the city
The stock Of this Company wiz probably be The best pay
ing stock the Union.
Copies fthe Lss Reports OF Engineer with Mans &c,
can be ksd by calling az the Office OF MesEs DIAS
THOMAS, No - Wais-, second s:c-y
New-York, Oct. ? 1852.
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yusseugcrs Arrived

In Crescent City om Havana, &oLews Martin
Isus Mckinns s. " san H. DNhan G Bahsn, Capt Merrnu
NJ. Thompson. Mr.. Wslmer, Rchard G. Norman A. Locen
Nm C.rchoW L. White Grades CeTeia Hermln Eet, Mast
Eser Edward Hensc Peter Smith, Mrs smith CAusc STUCK
Mrs stucke Farley SANFORD Leach, james Perry Han
mer John n MhAden, BENJAMIN CadWoih. WIN A. Whidde
Mrs. Elizabeth Conley Chester Merrett samuel W HILL w
Wads worth Cladius Wad'Worth. Kills Hooper.
IN baTt Hec.a fom Mataula,-John Morrow. J Florence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20
B. A. CHLreS. Aaetioneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE of DESIRABLE

I BUILDING LOTS At PIERM0NT.-COLE Chill
NON will eel at auction on TUESDAY October d I9sl
AZ " o'clock at the Merchants Exchange lS desrah
Ru,A M Lots Permout on the west bank Of The HaA-
IN RiSer. nearly opposite Dobbs Ferry.
Pfsnout Is proverbally healthy, aud for vsre'y and
eny OF scenery not eycesd By any psce on the esass
oShs Hudsou The population, which is estimates, rSee
!; ;essng There are ave churches; II 10 incorporated a.
vilhee the adjacent country rich and vel cultivated
The dead hitherto ooe oned oy me shallow water
resr The shore the want OF comusoicus landing in2e
r.rd,uf Of the railroad pier, AID the consequent direct Of
tefies frequent intercourse daily with the ny 81 New
Vork i now obviated BY the construction OF wharf or
lie scor mediation Of selmhoats passing up and down the
river and of ferry TO the opposite shore, 20 connect with
lie fs ms of the Hudson River Railroad The lots 70 b
Offend or ale are situated elevation OF 81 20 100 sect
above the level Of the ver They are accessible by three
dlfereGt roads. Many Of theui Afford good views OF ao
river aud Of the opposite slolr. -,
For hogrsphc nsps terms particulars Apply 70 The
Ancfioslf nrS No. W All-sf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20
A. VI. MERwI., Auctioneer.
RY BANGS, BROIlIER & Co.-Traie


by BANGS, BROTHER x Co-Trade
DSaes Rooms, No. 10 Park-row
GREAT AND IMPORTANT SALE on BOOKS
The FIRST PORTION Of the extensive ans auabe coec.
ton OF Ltarary Books forming the stock ofths well known
late firm Of BARTLETT WEXFORD, Booksellers and Inn
portes Of and curious Books comprising uneauaed
essemllage o. Ancient and Modern Works on THE HIS
TORY AND ANTIQUITIES OF AMERICA THE
UNITED STATES MEXICO, &c. EARLY VOYAGES
AND TRAVELS; RARE TRACTS, STATE HISTO-
RlES, &C. is now arranged for examination the Saes-
Of the udessgned, where catalogues be had
The succeeding divisions Of the collection will be on view
four days previous 70 the sale OF EACH commencing on
WEDNESDAY. Oct 30
and twelve following evenings, at 81 z. NJ.
MONDAY, Nov. ID, and following days of the week.
PARCEL SALE OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BOOKs-Cat-
aogues for the above sale in preparation and will en-
brace large consgnments from the English publishers Con-
ttuons rom the American trade solicited Particulars for
the catalogue should be furnished Immediately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20
ANTHONY J. BLEEcKFa, Auctioneer
l ARG T. and PERIMPIORY SAL II of about


II 10 BUILDING LOTS 9th-av., 9th 9th seth,
gh s8th, and s9tss the XIlh Ward OF City of New
York, az AUCTlON.-A. J. BLEECKER will sell q
Auction, on WEDNESDAY, Oct. 30 1852 at II O'Clock
at the Merchants Exchange, the following very desirable
property, VIZ;
On 9Th avs0 Valuable Building Lots including 10 corner
Lots and forming nearly the entire front of II Blocks of
Ground situated on both sides Of 9hav and extending from
nesr Edst. 20 9yth-st.
Ao about IS Lots of Ground directly in rear of the above
fronting ON 9th, 95th, 96th, 9Th, 9ah, and y9thsts
The above Lots nearly all full sze beautifully situated
for improvement and the ground free from
rochS dry level and graded by nature they admirably
adapted for Building purposes
The situation Of the above Lots is most desirable being
extremely healthy and free from nusances and 10 the inn
mediate vicinity and adjoining the House aud beautiful
GROUNDS owned and formerly occupied by Colonel Thorn
and are without doubt the choice and Lots for
Private Residences the Island aud il probable there
VIII not be for time sale of Real Estate where such
safe profitable and udcous investment of capital can be
made. w. ~
The Title perfect and free from all membranes and
full wsrantee deeds will BE- given.
The Terms will be liberal to the purchasers ss so per
cent Of The purchase money Bond and Mort
gage, for years, Ut per cent.
For Maps describing the above Property aud more full
Particulars hpply 10 the Auctioneer, No Broad-st
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ANruoNY j. BLEEcSEs, AGctioreer
DEREMPTORY SALE of SIATf-FOUR

i desirable BUILDING LOTS on Aist and l42d-srs and
7th and shays forming Block OF Ground ia the In
Wand Of The City of New-lork. at auction.
ANTHONY J. BLEEChER viii sell At auction %
THURSDAY. Oct q. at II O'Clock, at the Merchants Es
ci ange. the following choice lots Of ground,
Eighth Avenue PropertySxyour very desirable lots Of
ground forming entire block Of ground bounded by 7s
and Sthays ard BY l4lst and idst m the lhh Wad Of
tie CRY of NewYork. The shove lots al full Sze and
beautifully situated for immediate improvement and tho
ground is from rocks dry end level they admirably
sdarted for building purposes The location extremely
HEALTHY and very desirable oS private residence other
PURPOSES offering unusual Inducements for the investment Of
capital PORTION Of the purchase money can remain on
bord and mortgage for three years For maps describing the
above property and further particulars apply to the sae
tion,er No Broad-St.
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Receipts of Produce. Oct. 10

Bv TIE North Rrcr Bodfs-l2 ESQ bills Flour, lb3 do.
Whysky so do Ashes, 65li bus Wheat, 7l2D do. Corn
2 $50 do Rye, S6l do Barley, aud SIC boxes Cheese
BY the Ere Rairoad-49S bxs Cheese a1s pkgs Batter
and e65 bills. Flour.
ny he Netu HGren Rai,oad256 pkss Cheese, and II do
Ruffer
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Sales bp Anetion.
J. W. SoUrHARD, Aucuoneer.
ION SAL of l2D BUILDING LOTS

J. ". SoUTHARD, Aucnoneer
4 UCTION SALE of l22 BUILDING LOTS
IA IN NEWARK, New-Jersey.-Wl be sold az Public
Auction, SATURDAY, the <I day OF October, at ?
O'Clock NJ the premises in the With Ward of the City
OF Newark row known az FAIR MOUNT, adjoining the
former residence OF Joseph c. Walan. ESQ., l2 splendid
BUILDING LOTS, fronting on West Bank, Cabinet and
MorTlssts. and Wallan-pace The location is the most
healthy the city being the highest point Elevation and
having fine panoramic view OF the whole city, river and
bsy and within four minutes walk of the COurtHouss be-
that part Of the city which improving rapidly
than other and Offers strong inducements for those wish
ing 10 make Profitable investment improvement for pri-
residences Good and good neghborhood These
Lots will be mapped 2xO0 feet EACH but opportunity will
II desired
For particulars, inquire of DUNN L THOMPSON, No.
81 Hannilton-st Newark, Oct. 49, 1882
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CTATE. COUNTY and CITY BONDS

y $50 go STATE Of GEORGIA per cent. Coupon
bonds 81 years 70 principal and interest payao.e III
New York - p,
y cals 10 rn prime pal ard payable IN New ora
$500 CITY Of MILWAUKEE 10 per cent Coupon
Bonds years to r1n. principal aud inter- 81 payable n New
York. ------.
Bends due IN 1871. 49,.
5000 CITY Of BURLINGTON, IOWA, per cent.
Cour Bonds years run principal and interest paya-
bic IN New-IoTk.
$50 CITY OF ST. LOUIS per cent. Coupon Bonds
due in 1863 principal and interest payable IN New" ORR
5000 STATE of CALIFORSIA per cent. Coupon
Rcnss PRINCIPAL and interest payable IN Newly ork.
~ 90 col NTY OF 81. GENEVIENE, Mo- 10 per cent.
Couron Bonds 10 years principal and interest pay
be IN New-iors. . =, -
5000 CITY Of ST. GENEVIENE, Mo- 10 per cent.
Courou Bonds 10 yeCIs principal aud interest paya-
bic IN New-Noik.
siStC0 DECATUR CO.. Ind, per cent Coupon Bonds
10 wears 10 nun principal aud interest payable in New forA
ana sra-snt,d by Lawreuceburgh and Upper Mississippi
R"il1oad For ale bv Z. w. CLARKE, DODGE a Co,
' No Wall-st William St