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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT
Monday Morning, May 10, 1862.
CLEARED SATURDAY

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LIVERPOOL "a. &c
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BY .hr Thds Pearson Benson Belize Honduras, h
ARRIVED.
Steamship United States Young from Port Lvaea n.
s s1 Ss;s.s ss
Ship conquero Butei days Network ballast to Bas.
Ship Annawan Setter day. NEWARK Woodruff &eo
Ship Bourne Harding days Liverpool to MASTERY d,
Ship Harriet Berry, 81 days from NswYOk in ballast MASTER
Ship Naples Duncan Havre cowes asd February, ballast.
Bremen .hip Enssn Fredre Bremen to RodwAd
s Bremen ballast to
Ship Emperor Pedrk q days from Boston, to aster-d dist
SIP ship dgStonsra Es'arelos IS days ballast Pratt.
Ship Maid Orleans Dennis, days Cohen
shp oa Sre E d 80 days from to Jos
ss:f W$ fs'ssass e.i:
Err s"sT day. from s.e n at.
R Rark Redmond Ro m aavasaPsnt
s bark oenta ser'aea HAVANA ballast master
B ss %, w:ss y. from av. sm Ssx,,
Bark vists Rio rhpp. 4eo
R Rr sy from cs,sg
STE sRn roma s.h b. h.
sehr Bgsr A.hts days from Apaatheo nassr-Pont
c.. NJ vI Stea am oats;
S sws Mosho yss;, from S. I9qi.
Ssw s'sSs ,fF1s iron from s viss ssE
Pr Ba,sy, Wilson, from lhfOurche. ."
sy%s1 ba Bsre sr, from opsees assi n,.
Caspian, Dunn from Carolina Bluffs. .ro., .-.
ANNA Ne I@t4rt i, f lo@ s. Marnsve. ~
'"'H Ss Rssl. .5 G JONI Rsa. u"
iowo IN @ N rqm The pasgtoMed down and TO
rhopni and conaasroI ''A 'A"As' b''''f'HsA' up
from tile faeA-brought up ship Empe-
Toylont Persian Brown t,om tbe passs-t,us, a nm, n, m
the 7th slp Thos Artbu-Lrought up shin
,, Ma Si Of Urlsans and bark victor
I'd inst hp Eilabh and h 1 70 s s On N ne
fpo aias from the down ghbrougA.
tass, sP from the down and to
sea on The ID inst ships Union and Ellen Mariabought ship
re~Ss Ss,
ros and IA. Alsied Sns,s., p,..,. e ~.
f q %i:' s ssss .a
BeiowwCominp In
B sSp f E. M snh rn 0Dm Queenstown.
sse ss .ss ss'
STEAMSHIP, u.,sa s., sn s. ,x,, m, .v..,.
came through the Atchafalaya Pnyou paqasmue.
u Capt Baker of the brig Henry the schrs
Grand Gallon, for this mort in n few DAYS
| D,pcr.. rd| - 1'1iI TF 'l5ir -..-
| Ur ..I. SPOKEN .-. -I.rrUl I.-..
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p h pp rom sew ioh On the I'D INST on the Ior'a-
gases, ship Denmark days out from Savannah bound Mobile
7,. 49, 10.
| EXPORTS
NEW ses,p,h;n f,aoru,. an hbss ,.h...s
popr ,y,o. -. F s',s ~, -, mus 'oe.o'
GaN steamship taoun os9 bbls Hour, 14e do
is u az IA AZ bacon hams 70 Kegs lard $50 t1s sonp
'oshs cor, ~ uo eohee, w 90 shi'. ,,.. -
NEW YoRKPer ship Vksbug bales
lol bales hemp 46 bb pork 965 bhs 1856 lard cks
80 bbs cks low bales pies, pine
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Nc. q ff. '-- it
The following gentlemen having received majority of
the votes of the Common Council, declared duly
elected Directors Of Public Schools for the city New
orleans, to wit: - .
FIRST District DR.. J. s, Copes f. Rawle r. Camerden
j. o. Harris. Fl. Richardson. Chs Pride, DR.. A. r.
Arson J. Hail. Dr. w b. Lindsay, D. Beebe j. Ross D.
yrne E. J. Carroll, t II. Shields J. NJ Savage j Cole
Dr. II. u. Baldwin, S. H. Kennedy W L. Cushing, John
Orchard and DR. A. Hart. H ' ''''
Second District G. b Duncan, W A. Gordon Chs De-
blanc Q, Emerson, Victor Witt Buisson, T. Tricou
J. L. Fabre j. L. Warner l.. Surg, L, Barnett aud A.
Ducatel. ~ '' M ven '''.'''5 ''
Third District: o. Reaud G. B. Lecarppntier P Miller,
IL. Casteanos B. Beauregard A. T. Bienvenu, A. ABOUT,
G. L. Turgeau B. Aguilard, A. Canonge Seuzeneau and
VIM. Mott. '''h'' ''f'' ~. '
Fourth District G. W. Wilson. c. W. West j. Ran
dolph, R. NJ Ellis, W s. Mount. NJ NJ. Bowler D. S.
Devices, N. Commandeur: G Moment, G. kausler and 49,
Gehs nder '' 'f ''t i''' W..
LSguedl f VIM. c. C. CLAIBORNE,
s's7i, 'sei. 'I Prpsd, Board Of Alhenntn.
tsgpeJl q-t.tsl-sg( .,fllASS ALPUESTE, ..t.'
.sr 10 President hoard o. Assistant Aldermen
Approved 9Th May, 1882. ''' ' '1' . .
lsgn.dl A.p+0RoSSMAN, Mayor
True copy; II. BIER, Secretary, myl0 9o
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No q. r' '.
Resored, That the Warden of the Work-house of the
First District be authorized purchase for the sole use
OF above institution " -'" '"7F MN '''"-. N'
'r''' ' Ten barrels Of Pork ' Oh" "'.' U.s.
Ten barrels Of Beef, '' ' i''' .' '
One barrel of Bread N'
' One cask of Rice, ''.'' '" |.0'
Three barrels Of Molasses .' "
One sack Of Salt, ' h'
. " One bag of Pepper, 'N' ih1f't'. e go
Aso-Bread, Fresh Beef, Vegetables, Horse Feed and
stuffs for Summer Clothing for the month Of April
[Sgnedl '-' - WA1. c. G. CLAIBORNE, 7' ~
President Of Aldermen
tSgnedl FRANS. ALPUENTE
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved sth May, 1851
Isgnedl A. D. cRossMAN, Mayor.
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mhip United States Port aud Galveston II
larsha Talbot, Gore, Ludlow Reid Robbins and
Stone Lmon and LADY, Johnson MI Dyas and aly VII
hans, Turner, Newell Woodruff, w g Featherston Viii
lins Film, Taylor D Davis = Parishss deck. t
Per sp Emperor BostoM Robert Lord, Mrs Capt
rick a fhcs Burist lady, child and serv MIR RoSnscns
sleetaee ~ 10 'titffi r ~ y 'HtR'l"' q % +
Per ship Annawan, New York-l0 in f., ~
Per ship Geo Bourne, from Iiyerpool-4s in steernge.
ship Enestne, Brean-as4 III ,fstt
Per ship Neptune, from Bremen-ss1 in seerags w ~ ' va
Per hip Italy, Lvsrpoo-s in cabin, $50 in
Per ship Windsor Fay fram Havre-ao in steerage.
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-.,.. J.-..... .. No 20. - ..,..... Oh. .... .-. .
Weas Under the present State Constitution it rem
dered obligatory to publish the proceedings of the Legs
laure, and all the laws procamations etc. in both Eng
lish and French languages
find chereas large portion of the inhabitants of New
Orleans familiar only with the French language and
vitality interested in knowing the proceedings this
body its ordinances and its resolutions any por
ton of the community
Bell therefore Resolred That the official proceedings of
the Common Council be published in English and French
in the official journal of the Corporation. . -
[Signedl ,s-- O., WAi C. c. CLAIBORNE,
President Board OF Aldermen.
[Signedl FRASS ALPUENTE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved sh May 1857?
[sgnsdl A. D. cRossAAN, Mayor .
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fr,suflI sITIf.I ~ rIl1 CREacEFT U1TIcH,fgD9 lrl
t,-,., ,.,;I ,.s. Monday Morning May 10, 1852, n
CoTToN--Buyfrs caue, forward quite generally on
Saturday but az there not much Offering the sales
did not exceed 5000 bales Prices show On advance Of
about ~ since the Europa's news III -,o.,igef .,
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Mr.. Bailey presented the following, and the
rules being suspended, it was read second time
and adopted unanimously by yeas and nays;
Reored That the Surveyor he is hereby directed
have suices opened from the river allow the
water to flow through all the principal Streets whenever
it is expedieut to do l.g A..5.
On motion, the Board adjourned to Tuesday
next, the 18th inst, at 6 o'clock, P. ". -.
WALTER H. PETERS, Secretary
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The following was presented by Mr.. Derbes,

Reso,ed That the Comptroller be- and he is hereby
orzed to advertise for SALE during ten days notice in
the Official Journal Of the city the contract for the fur
nshng of blanks necessary the different departments
d the d.
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hatterux letter. tsndering COM
BENEFII VIZ duly received for which rstssE ~
Mr. Paie, Manager, WEDNESDAY EVENING nsxt
My "a and hope meet the d kind esdss
Respectfully, LOUISA ROW..
{Npworissra May 9, 1852.
To Messfss Winter Mogaa, Williams
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Mr.. Derbes presented the following, and the
rules being dispensed with, it was read q second
time and adopted ..-

Reso'rsd That the Comptroller be and he is hereby
qured to advertise for twenty from the PRONUNCIATION
Of this resolution for proposals for constructing wharves
to connect those from Post No. q to Post No % incu
ve in the First District per plans and specifications
file in the Surveyors office. 49,. n ---
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EWNlVt' fIN.AI1I 7fk's ny sIOieht y, VIZ
STREET AZ CiiioNIC DISEASES Ss as asssss
Liver Bilious EemAs psesse ete etc
or Those by bad condition blood dsbitated BY
weak nervous system are requested % call, LET'S spi
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l.REAT EXGITENfENT

FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs. G. & A.
RosfERR and 81. Charles ssts, No ~ Pm!
fssas Of the noble Aertof seifDesuce. M ~ al
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And the ordinance. as amended, was read q
second time, the rules being suspended, and
adopted, motion Of Mr.. Hermann to strike out
the last clause in the sixth section having been
lnSt
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known establishment will FIRST Esil1
DAY nE uSE IT'S l5i{t 8ftsl f'l EillYft'---
As rtcn will be tho public satisfaction,
HE reputation Of the house FIRST CLASS HOTEL In
all its appointments. ~ l4itfHuu., nlIfE,HF
aplt CELLS R. H. MONTGOMERY. Mensger.
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and your committee further learn that the wharf
pied by said Ferry will bring double treble the
ing Of ships the citizens Of District be better ac
comlnodaed by ferry lower down, under all the cir
sound policy to compel him to keep said Ferry to his great
loss and disadvantage Your committee therefore report
in favor Of canceng said lease and offer the following
solution N E. BAILEY,
I. B. DoLHoNpE
Resored That the Mayor be- and he is hereby author
lied the between the late Third Munich
pality (now Third DISTRICT and VIM. Randolph passed
before Joseph Cuvier Notary Public the third day
of September. eighteen hundred and forty-seven ly
which said Municipality leased unto said VIM Randolph
Council Of Municipality No. Three approved on the
ninth Of August of the same year. and that said RAN
first OF January eighteen hundred and ftythree being
the time for which his notes outstanding provided
said notes are paid punctually at maturity
The following, which came up as the order of
the day, was adopted unanimously by yeas and
nays:
The Committee on Streets and Landings to whom
referred the letter of the Surveyor report that much
think it absolutely necessary to have said canals cleaned
and their present condition is injurious to the health of
their inability to carry off the water in times of heavy
| rain, and offer the following resolution:
N, =. BAILEY,
T. B. DoLHospE,
J. LANATA.
Resoued That the Comptroller sell at auction after
notice. the contract clean the draining canals of
the First Third and Fourth Districts according to spec
| hcations on file in the Surveyors office.
Terms cash, payment to be made when the work is
finished each District to be sold separately the Council
rserving to itself the right reject all bids adjudca
tons made for the same.
The preamble and resolutions in relation to the
lease Of certain wharves opposite Jackson Square
| TO j. h. Jennings, presented at the last meeting
| by Mr.. Hermann as Chairman of the Judiciary
Committee, came up as the order of the day,
and were, on motion, referred to the City At
torney. - -
| Mr.. Watkins moved to adjourn, which was
| lost. - 4lls
The ordinance presented by Mr.. Nixon at the
lust meeting, defining the duties Of the Sergeant
alarms, came up as the order of the day
Mr.. Place moved to fill the blank in said or
dinance with is75, which was lost
Mr.. Andrews moved to insert q $780, which
WAS carried by the following vote:
Yeas-Messrs. Andrews, Forbes, Nixon, Phil
brick, Relf, Stetson, Sykes, Watkins, Wiltz and
Winston-l0. 4R .,,y.igt~ rgsIt --yt3'33 b
.Nays--Messrs. Bailey, ,Derbes, Hermann,
Leeds, Maokey and Places.
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The resolution passed by the Board of Alder
men authorizing the Comptroller to sell at auc-
tlon the contract for running the Draining Ma
chine of the Second District having been read
Mr.. Nixon moved to amend by substituting
First for GO Second - District, which was car
red, and the rules beingsuspended, the resolu-
ton, as amended, was read second time and
adopted, as follows
Resord That the Comptroller sell at auction after ten
days notice. the contract for the running of the draining
machine of the First District and the proper drainage Of
the New Canal and the upper line Of Lafayette for the
term of yerr from date of contract in accordance with
specifications on file in me Surveyors Office Terms Of
to accept or reject any adjudication made by the Comp
troller. l.,.u
Recorders of the First, Second, Third and
Fourth Districts, passed by the Board of Alder
men, having been read,
Mr.. Leeds moved to strike out of the first
section the words sand one Assistant Clerk, -
which was carried.
On the second section being read, as follows:
''That the Recorder Of the Second District shall
also be entitled to one Clerk and one Assistant
Clerk, and that the former shall, previous to
his entering on the discharge Of the duties of
his office, furnish his bond with good and SOL
vent security in the sum of one thousand
dollars, in favor of this city, for the faith
full performance of his duties,'
MIR. Forbes moved to strike out the words
8. one Assistant Clerk which was carried by
the following vote f"D 'ihI N7'.
Yeas-Messrs. Bailey, Bqrthe, Dolhonde,
Forbes, Hermann, Leeds, Mackey, Nixon,
Philbrick, Place, Relf, Stetson, Sykes, Watkins
and Winston--15. '~'-saa 2 ~ IdgtLn d
.Nays-Messrs Andrews, Derbes, Lanata
and Wiltz4.
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-. ~ - FRIDAY, May Z, 1852.
The Board met at six o'clock, P. NJ, pursuant
to adjournment.
Present: DR.. F. Alpuente, President; Messrs
Andrews, Bailey, Burthe, Derbes, Dolhonde,
Forbes, Hermann, Lanata, Leeds, Mackey, Nix
on, Philbrick, Place, Relf, Shaw, Stetson, Sykes,
Watkins, Wilt, and Winston
The journal was read, and on motion amended,
to read that Mr.. Witt voted also for G. B. Dun
can, W. A. Gordon, Chas. DeBlanc, P. Pecquet,
Victor Witt, F. Buisson, E. Trcou, j. L. Fabre,
T. Correjolles, and that Mr.. Derbes, voted also
for " Wilt, c. DeBlanc, F. Buisson, W. A. Cor
don, A. Ducatel, F. Correjolles, P. Pecquet, P.
Beverages, H. st. Paul, and Z. Bouny, as Direc-
tors Of Public Schools for the Second District
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ARRXEO

Steamship United States Young from Port Lyaca inst via Calves
steamship Fashion Baker, from Pascsgoula Rver- dis
Ship Thorndxe Perkins, from NewYork via days.
last massr-lst dist. nj ~ 5i..,4 Isl, IT
Ship conqueror Boue 30 days from in ballast Bax
Ship setza ~ day. from NewYork
Ship Bourne Harding days Liverpool to nar-l ds
Ship Harriet Berry, u days from NewYork, in ballast
istiis. - 7'ff'4 t'7 H''t0f' III E7' 77F''
Ship Naples Duncan Havre, cowes 9ad February
to master-lst dist.
Bremen Fredrie days from Bremen
dco-4h dist
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The preamble and resolution presented at the
last meeting by Mr.. Nixon, enjoining Commit
tees of the Common Council from entering into
contracts, ETC.. came up as the order of the day
On motion, the proyiso in relation to the FL
nance Committee was stricken out, and the pre-
amble and resolution, as amended, were read
second time, and adopted as follows, the rules
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ARRIVALs.AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY. 1870

AMERICAN HOTEL--Caps r w Foster,
steamer City of Richmond Wm II Harris,
NJ Goldsmith. N O; w T Hendren, Norfolk;
TW Upshur, L Switzer, N W. w Pearce,
IEayetteviIetD Pinker,on, Wilmington, Del;
IS Thompson and lady, N Y; yR Emory, Bal
child, Danbury, CT; w H Welsh, Bait; Miss
| Thompson: N York; Mrs Hart. do; Miss F oos,
| do; Miss Dswe, do; r Ward and daughter,
| Edgefeld, S c. G Mills, do; Hill, Enfaula,
/ Me; VS. Morrison, X & p r. Co.. Z Deiord,
l-Phila; Mrs Picard, do; J Nj McMead, do; l. c
Free, and lady,N Y; H Schroeder, do; DR. E
Powell, Goochlaad; G Oldner, W Y; Hon
WI Bocock, Appomattox; Fl Gallaher B
r Railroad; II r Irving, Richmond;P ii Ay-
lett, King WIN; WA Street, Franklin; Sim
son, PhiIa; Fl h Leach. Worcester; NJ III Jack
man, New York; MS Parker, New London.
| EXCHANGE HeTEL-F Fowler, Balti-
more; Miss Petit, Charlottesville; J Fslordon,
| Raleigh, N C; s Finion and E g Elkinton,
! Philadelphia; Miss Coleman and c q Cole
nan,Va; Mari, Campbell; MIR and HRS
Young, Halifax C H; e l. Preston. Smythe
county. L NJ Coleman, Hanover; A Mu!eton,'
Massachusetts; A Ellison. Jr, Lynchbnrg; ID
per, Blackheath; w NJ Hamilton, Charlottes-
| VILE; w Whitehead, Norfolk; s Smith, VIII
liamaburg; w T Hendren, Norfolk; E Raot,
New Orleans; Al G Pitt, Hal fax; Chas Toa,es.
Nashville, Tena; S Gould, New York T
SteeIs, Louisa; Nj Herring, New York; Nj
Forbes and e Conway, Fredericksburg; w ii
Jefiries end H III Cox, New York.
CITY HOTEL-H M Lnaey, Gordons-
vile; J A Watkins, Amelia; J l. Thomes, Car
oline; Thomas Steers, Louisa; f C Maynard,
franklin. n C; j Nuttall, HENDERSON, N c;
VIM A Kemp and Geo T Kemp, Gloucester;
w Jet, Hampton; A B Fuller, Nirg.nia NJ
G Gentry, r s. p r R; Felix X ,Satton, Car
cline; James III Spears, Chesterfield: J r Cen
Try, Gordonsyille; Charles Bray, Peter
Tribble, r X Merriman and Mrs Merriman,
williamsburg; John Chandler, Carolisr; r Fl
.Thackston, Macon, Ga F A Jeter and Mrs
Jeter, Portsmouth w James, Goochlaad; A
L. Whaling, Fredericksburg; T N Trice, Lou
lisa; G F Mcdowell and l. III Uinor, HapeTer;
DR. l. W Minor, U S Navy; Edward P Sutton,
Amelia.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-G Guest, Henri
CO; N Barnett, Albemarle; S Foulkes and J
d Homer, hottoway; w B Carpenter, Louisa;
K Winfree. Chesterfield; z G Holiday, Not
4oway; E " Earmer S A ellis and T + Web
ster, Amelia; J E Noble, Prince Edward; F
Bcsseaux, Amelia; A N Johns and L Csymes,
Pitsylvania; S Hatcher, Cumberland; j II
Bledsoe and J w Allegree, Fluvanna; w w
Michaux and I michaux, Powhatan; T Ha-
den and lady, Floyd G. H; E Anderson and A
Samson King & Queen; Couty, Va; w
EgglestOn. Nottoway; p Poindexter, Chester
field,
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- ia g 3
- AILROAD LINE TO THE NORTH,
Ii Fare to BaItinsre @5--te Washing.
ton S5 5O.-Travellers by this line leave Rich.
mond daily at 8 A. NJ, reach Washington at A. p.
H., Baltimore at Z P. NJ, Philadelphia In the course
of the night, and New York by 10 NJ, the next day,
being always q day, and sometimes two days IN
Advance of passengers by the river and bay bosts
Fare between Richmond and Baltimore. 80. o. 90
Baltimore and Philadelphia 80 9 90
Philadelphia and New York (by
the early morning iine) 3 90
N.B.-For the information of the public, it is
daily lines from Washington to Philadelphia; the
first leaving Washington at A. NJ. reaches Phia.
delphia by P. NJ. the second at nine O'clock
NJ, reaches Philadelphia at 8 P. 81 and the last.
(being the railroad line above described) which
leaves Washington at p. NJ i, and Baltimore at
night The traveller by the railroad line has, under
these arrangements, the advantage of being in
Phadelphiain 10 hours from the time of his leaving
Richmond; or if he desires, may remain in Wash.
ington during the afternoon and night of his ar.
rival and be in Philadelphia the next day to din
ner, or may transact business in Washington until
A. NJ, next day and yet arrive in Philadelphia at
an early hour in the evening.
The hours of arrival and departure of trains are
as follows:
MAIL TRAIN FoR FREDERICKSBURG
Leaves daily at A. NJ, arrives daily at SPIN.
FARE.
Fare to Baltimore. -,-.-......-.--S7 90
+" :" Is for forward cabin passengers
ana servants .-.--------..-..--- 5 co
washington 3 Sc
+" " for forward cabin passen-
gers and servants. observation-disclosures 90
THos SHARP,
no 26 Superintendent of TRANSPORTATION.
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- FOR RENT. brick dwelling, nearly
LII new, situated on Marshall street, at the inter
secuon OF Madison street, containing ak rooms.
with pretty front yard. and extensive and airy
back lot, now in The occupancy Of VIM III. Graves.
u offered for rent, at s. 80 the year This prope, ~
has the advantages of being in good neighb.Y.
hood, and OF having in the back yard well afford.
BY any water in Eaatern Virginia AvpI,.
10 Us ToLER & COOK,
Is saa General Agents.
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LEWIS WEBB & SON
OFFER FOR SALE
90 hhds Porto Rico,
20 25 hhds New Orleans, clarified
10 do N o and Muscoyado
Boxes Loaf SSuGAR
Barrels Coffee
do Crushed ....
do Pulverized ..r
AZ hhds prime Cuba Muscovado Molasses
6s bags Java
&c do Augostua, old white COFFEE
5 5S chests he pS Sannp0wdeF Tea part superior
1880 kegs Cut Nails, Brads and Spikes
20 bundles Hoop Iron
Blistered Steel
Virginiam made Axes
675 sides Sole Leather, good stamp good dam
aged, and poor damaged
40 upper 40
Is bbls superior Tanners Oil
do Lamp Oil
% boxes Cod Liver Oil, {Pryor's)
ID bbls Spirits Turpentine
do Tar L
do Pitch
81 do Rosin
do Vinegar
107 do Alexandria Lime
10 casks Soda Ash
geo barrels cut Herrings
155 No 3 Mackerel
brand
B.! 90 mass do DO, Ynura brand
25 dozen Painted Buckets
164 boxes Window Glass
100 bushels prime Glover Seed
100 Gunny Bags
200 Cotton do grain
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Irvine, Candle
IS reams Writing Paper
90 do Letter do
so do Wrapping do
$50 bags Drop and Buck Shot
2 casks Bar Lead
Gunpowder, sporting and blasting
Pepper, Pimento, Ginger, Copperas, Indigo,
Salt Petre, Chocolate, Cheese Rice
"A boxes Tallow
do Hulls Patent c.Nn,pe
do Adamantne OhNDA1o
10 do Sperm
Soaps of various kinds, &c.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-16

HEAD QUARTERS FOR FASHION
IL ABLE CLOTHlNG-The subscriber has now
In store complete assortment of Fall and VIM
ter Ready Made Clothing, embracing every
article of Gentlemen's wear. His stock is COM
,rised of the very latest and most approved styles
such as Lam artine Over Sacks, kossuth Goats,
Turn Coats
Body Sacks Getaways, Dress and Frock Coats
VESTS-Plain and fancy Silk, rich embroidered
Cassimeres, black and fancy, plain and figured
Cassimeres and Merinos.
PANTS-Al shades, colors, and qualities.
Merno Shirts, pillars, Cravats, Stocks, fancy
Ties, Gloves, Suspenders, Socks, &c.
Also, direct from the mandatory, large as
uortnent of Cloths, Cassimeres, Silks, Satins,
party Vestings, something really rich and racy
and in fact every article in my line of business
all of which am prepared to make to measure
at the shortest notice, and in the latest and most
fashionable STYLES E. B. SPENCE,
No 100 corner Main and Governor streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-16
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@ FOR RENT.-The former residence of
Ii Mr. Peter Cotton, Decd situated half mile
west of the city, at the west of Rutherford's
farm, is offered for rent. The improvements are
extensive and convenient, and thereis a large and
rich lot of land attached, which are fruit trees
&c, &c. We ask particular and early attention to
this beautiful and mach-to be-desired situation
For terms, apply TO us. - ToLER & COOK,
jas General rents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-16

BLOCK TIN DTSHES.-A fun assortment
u OF American and Rngiish BLOCK TIN DISH.
rs, for Oysters, Steaks, Stews, &C. A few, extra
dee 2, just received at enters,
Ia9 EF ISL Main street