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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

We received yesterday the following election return
per steamer Music, from Donaldsonville:
PARISH OF AscENsIos-6l majority for Pierce, and one
precinct to hear FROM which may slightly increase for
Pierce.
PARISH OF AssuMrrioS.-Four precincts heard from,
which give Pierce IL majority.
PARISH OF ST. JOHN BArr1sr-2o majority for Scott
PARISH OF ST. JAMEs-scott's majority about 200
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

ouR POLICE. day, on Tuesday, at tile
Horse station polls, one of the leading police
|appoinfees Of our worthy Mayor, amused him
self by negiecting his business and cb,,l ngine
almost every Scott and Graham man, with or
without cause. Can't our Mayor put in a few
more such, if the list Of them be not exhausted
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

have returns from all tho precincts
IN the parish Of plsqueincs three The vote 10 far
stSndss Pierce 1850; Scott 1876 81
AtJesuits' Bend precinct (Whg) no poll was opened
The other two precincts to hear from are the Bazs and
the Southwest Pass
III The precincts heard from the vote on the new Con
stitution stands For it, 100; against 1t, 1O5.
following is the result Of the election OF Ba
lie and the Southwest Pass
Baiise Pierce 1906 SCOTT, 2 For the new Constitution,
00 against it, 152
Soathuesi Pass Pierce SO; Scott IL For the new Con-
stitution, 2; against it, 81.
ST. The official returns from the parish Of St.
Charles are as follows
First Wdrd-Scott 26 Pierce, none For the new Con-
stitution: "a; against it, none.
Second Yard Scott 2s; Pierce, 49, For the new Con
stitution. 20: against it, IL fIs&ai
Third WudSscott IS; Pierce, a. For the new Consti
tuition, SO; against it, A. A.
Fourth Waa-scott Is; Pierce, ~ For the new Con-
stitution IS; against 1T q.
Total 101 for Scott SO for Pierce 90 for the new Con-
stitution; 81 against It,
REsuLrsWe sum up the results in this State as far as
heard from
The old city gives Pierce majority of IS the whole
vote polled in the three districts being 9344
The parish Of Orleans including Algers, gives Pierce
majority f112
The Parish of Jefferson including the Fourth District
OF this city gives majority of 3d. Two small precincts
are to be heard from ~ -
The parish Of plaquemines gives Pierce majority of
The city of Baton Rouge gives Scott majority of so
The parish Of East Baton Rouge will increase this majority
The parish Of ST. Charles gives Scott majority Of g.
In the parishes of Orleans Jefferson and Plaqueines
the Constitution has majority Of 1855 The city Of
Baton Rouge increases this 1880 and the parish Of st.
Charles to 2O42 1--we Pic.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
II CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS.
-. y NEW QRLxANs. 0ctnhar 81. 1857.

CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS. ) b
NEw ORLxAns, October 81, 1857.
By virtue Of the thirty seventh section Of the
act Of the Legislature the Stats Louiana entitled Act
Consolidate the City Of New Orleans and provide for the
and administration of its AFFAIRS approved February 2s 1854 snd Of
the fifth section of the supplementary thereto providing the
incorporation Of the City Of Lafayette with the City Of New Ocans
approved tho day and for the purpose funding the
the old city Of the late Firn Second Third Municipalities City
of Lafayette 4s558s A i5s3sa sl1s5
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received exchange
s aud equitable computation Of interest," all
and other obligations the old city and Of the First
Third Municipalities, and city Of Lafayette for BONDS
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, dated FIRST JULY, 1881 FORTY
YEARS. for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS each payable Office
of the City Treasurer with interest attached thereto
rate of SIX PER CENT per annun payable in the NcwYork
offered in exchange above be calculated the January
1885, which time interest the Bonds to DO issued will
Tho Proposals be endorsed Offer for exchange etc.,
will opened and acted the fourth Monday monh
commencing Monday the a2a Of November next, 1859.
The Commissioners right Of rejecting
coMM1ssIoNERS...
A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor. sH
O. DEBuYS, Comptroller.
WIN. II. GARLAND Treasurer.
WIN. P. CONVERSE, Chairman Finanea Committee,
Board Of Aldermen.
4f l. II. PLACE, Chairman Finance Committee, H
Board of Assistant Aldermen.
A. LAYET, Secretary. s5 cclai II Z
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Re-Ope''spess

xte- opened.
ORRIS g. w AY,
CLOTHIERS,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS, under city Hotel,
Nv Have just opened at their recently improved ator their uual
NEW AND SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
- - coNsIsrISa OF
DRESS COATS;
TRoCK COATS; sE.a
BUSINESS COATS,
DERBY COATS, etc.
TOGETHER WITH Il
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS
FALL AND WINTER VESTS
OF the latest and most beautiful atyles. Their stock of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
nso Dsng very large and co. pe they prepared furnish
their friends and the public orally with
EVERY ARTICLE OF APPAREL PERTAINING TO A GENTLE
is~5 MANS WARDROBE.
Being constantly receipt by every arrival from
NE North, they will maintain throughout the season,
r. A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
octl9 2pu NORRIS / WAY, under City Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

Miss Martha Holbrook has received verdict for one
thousand dollars at Providence against Joseph Pnkham
who promised to marry her, but failed to do so.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

y MASONIC PROCESSION. THE Masons of New
Orleans have to-day procession and celebra-
tion, which we anticipate will be imposing and
interesting. We publish the programme else
where
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04
Thompson s N'iaon,

Thompson s .FiG0n,
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
NO. 10 CAMP STREET,
opposite City Hotel,
EB Are now in receipt OF large and stock Of
FINE CLOTHING,
manufactured by themselves expressly the RETAIL TRADE
embracing every yarietyof
OVER COATS; u- -.
CLoAKS;
FRoCK COATS; ~ ~ .
DRESS COATS
PALEToTS
SAC COATS;
PANTALooNs
...s VESTS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

II IS currently reported that there was an cleo
ton Tuesday. A respectable and venerable Wing
assures US that the report has no Foundation,
and that it originated ins' the 49, fool locofo-
SOS going to the polls, when the wings were sem
sible enough to know there was no election,
and stayed 1T home We suspected some thing
like this was the state Of facts.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

H rs Canal Street. sG@ A(I
PER STEAMSHIP PERSEVERANCE.
EB- JUST OPENED AT
SIMPS SONS,
CURTAIN DAMAsKs of every style and quality.
COTTON DAMAsKs-44 AND s4-ALL CoLoRs;
WoRSTED DAMAsKs-44 AND 6-4-ALL CoLoRs; =
SILK AND WoRsTED DAAIAsKs--s4.
ALL TWENTY PER CENT. CHEAPER
than they can be bought at other house, With compile k of
MUSLIN AND LACE CURTAINS
EQUALLY CHEAP.
NEW SILKS.
SATIN DE CHINE-vERY LOW;
WATERED SILKS-FoR EVENING DRESSES:
HALF MOURNING sILKs-PLAIN AND FIGURED;
STRIPED AND FIGURED SILKS;
BRoCADE sILKs-vERY CHEAP;
BLACK SILKS; GRoS DE RHINE;
GRoS DE LYONS AND LusTRINE;
MARcELLTNs AND FLoRENCEs.
tT-NEARLY AL C0LORS.
MOURNING GOODS.
BLACK cAsHArEREs;
BLACK DE LANES;
BLACK CHALLY
BLACK FRECH MERINoES;
BLACK BAREGEs, etc. ETC., etc.
nOvl II SIMPSON, 80 Canal sreat.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04
.Is,tsrestJ,sgSto Fres ,yfasOns.

.1tatsssestt1tD- to ESsee sJll9S0sts.
~ Members Of he Order who lnand Joining The procession on III
4A, are respectfully invited to purchase thar
WHITE MARsEILIES VESTS ssss szss5lss I,
WHITE KID THREAD AND BERLIN GLOVES
WHITE AND HANDSOMELY FIGURED CRAvATs
WHITE cANiBRlC HANDKERCHIEFs
and WHITE EMBROIDERED AND PLAIN SHIRTS al
G. LEIGHTON 8 CO.'S,
nayl 42p Southwest Canal ST. Charles strees
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

The Bateman children performing in Baltimore with
considerable success
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04
Blank Books and Stationary.

DAVID FELT & CO.,
~ sTATIoNERs' HAIL,
NO. "a CHARITIES STREET
10 The undersigned having arrangements with tho
Northern Establishment ms to increase their manufacturing
they enabled with the greatest
and at GREATLY REDUCED. psIcRs.
Purchasers and the public generally respecv invited In
and examine the extensive assortment Of
FANCY AND STAPLE STATIONERY
hand, the just been received and which
will be disposed of at unusually low prices
The stock of
BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY
embraces article belonging The business required NV BoK
SELLERS, STAToNERs, FANCY GOODS DEALERS RANKFps
MERCHANTS and by tho Public Complete Single Books of
various descriptions 10 suit almost want may be found upon The
shelyes-among which
LEDGERS JOURNALS
DAY BOOKS, BLoTrERs
COPYING BOOKS, CASH Ir BOOKS,
CHECK ROCKS eoa, RECEIPT BOOKS,
ILL BOOKS, INVOICE BOOKS,
RECORD BOOKS, LETTER BOOKS
and MEMORANDUM BOOKS of every DESCRIPTION
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS
Ruled to required Pattern with precision necessary to
insure perfect satisfaction accomplished Book and
made of the first qualities English American Blue and While
Woe Laid Papera The Binding Books will be in the
superior heretofore which attempts at equality
for the many yea in which their Books have been best
Judges among Merchants Bankers Accountants Others
JoP PRINTING NEATLY EXECUTED.
WRITING PAPERS, comprising large stock of English Frorcb
" owe aud CAP LETTER
qualies best English Blue Laid BLANK PAPER Enp and
American BLOTTiNG PAPER BANK md FOLIO POST etc e
WHATMAN's CELEBRATED DRAWING PAPERS
WHITE AND TINTED TISSUE PAPERS,
MARBLE PAPERS, COLoRED PAPERs-yarouz tints far eox
Makers, Printers, md others.
WHITE AND TINTED ENAMELED PAPERS
NOTE PAPERS AND ENVELOPES of English French and Amor
manufacture
SCREW AND LEVER COPYING AND NoTARIAL PRESSES. all
TIN CASH BOXES; WIRE AND NEWSPAPER FILES
INKS
RoBERTsoNs, CARAIINE, AND FELT Il co.'s RED INK.
ENGLISH, FRENCH GERMAN AND AMERICAN COPYING; INK
all sizes. '
And generally all articles appeanng business TO which Nh,
attention of the country trade particularly solicited.
nova 3tawswedp DAVID FF1TS 70
Commission Carpet Warehouse,
~ consignment per ships Mary Croker and West,
Minister large assortment "
VEL V EFT
TAPESTRY,
SSELS,
TIiREEPLY, INGRAM AND DUTCH CARPETS
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, INDIA AND COCOA MATING
SUPERB RUGS, TABLE CLOTHS AND DRUGGETs
I'D For sale by TODD L CO.,
noy3 3t2dp l20 Canal street near ROYAL To,r, Ri, ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

GERMAN EMaRAsrs,--lt was calculated in the early
part of the year that the number of German
who We're passing through Hull England would average
something like one thousand per month Since January
last however, lapse Of only three quarters Of year We
that upwards fifteen thousand have been brought
oyer hy the continental steamers six thobsnd more than
was estimated by the agents
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

Il ~ lss iys ;issaScs Z, Il 81 pssssn.
s5nota s1s elnolum entss
purade j f6olliish course, which
lioeeiSs thsh1se ves md INJURIES the wing party
s6at demo ratio officials never would
point and keep II office the most violent,
and laboiious If that class 81 their politi-
'cal ponents Who make living out If politics.
They must change ether course III the premises,
og y be q more than perilous venture for the
Wing party Of New Orleans to nominate any one
Of them for Office for, scithom such q change.
they can. not get ten Range rotes. The party
made md makes them, and they must stand Or
fall BY its fortunes. That is tile decision Of the
Rangerss scarcely one Of whom, out of eight
huiidred, wants or seeks an Office. If they can
not work for the party, the party can not work
Tor them # they can not support and yindicate
the party. the partr will not yindicate or sup
port them: If they work for themselves, and
forget the party which built them up, the party
should work for itself, and forget them.
We speak freely, and what we say in behalf
of the cause we have at heart, may cost
US something Two facts we claim as GER
TAIN 1sts No man whom our remarks can
reach, be from us any hut the kindest and most
respectfu feelings. %, We cherish none Of the
bitterness Of politics, and would prescribe no
lia*n from the means of a livelihood on account
"a u difference Of political opinions But, when
we see the appointees of whigl officers actively
Interfering against whig candidates, when we
know that these whig officers have designedly,
md from narsof rnntivna nf Il; torost caloatad
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

sH'pwREcK AND Loss OF LIrE.-A dispatch from pbila
aelpha Dated the eth at says THE schooner Lucy.
capt, southwick from Providence bound to Mobile in
oaies' encountered gale on Tuesday night off Barne
KY, ana the sea carried away both masts She let po
po1n and soon went ashore Barnogat Light
IN jersey Shore and went to pieces All hands took
poas WINCH was capszed in the breakers ana three
were drowned w John Francis, of New Haven
Henry Arnold, of Baltimore, and VIM Nelson of Nav
porta married men, who leave large families The YES
sci was owned by the Captain and fully insured in Prov
idence Capt Williams, of the schooner Susan, from
New York bound for Philadelphia brought the CAPTAIN
and other survivors to Cape Island
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

The passenger train on the Portage Railroad which left
oldayspurg Fa the 2ih ult at O'clock In the morn
ing broke loose and ran down plane No s. breaking two
of Adams Express cars and killing four valuable sheen
said to be worth jointly $1,000 The baggage and several
OF the passenger cars were broken up One had
his feet severely injured The others all narrowly escape
by leapng from the train before the collision took place
The engine standing at the foot Of the plane was broken
to pieces.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

The Floating Palace with spalding & Rogers cr,ra
Circus removes after tomorrow from the foot Of
street. Y jackson Square, On Saturday it exhibits in AL
gers ior one day only Leyater Lee Jean Estepe, Ay
mar Perry Mons and Mad Benoit and the Fakir Of silva
continue to be the stars y ''''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

THs CaEscESr CRY The steamship Crescent CITY
Davenport, commanding, left NewYork on the 9th ut
for layanA and New0rleans We learn that Mr. purser
Smith was detached from the ship about hour before
her departure The following is list of her passengers
Mrs slidell, Mrs Tholhas sdel, three children
ana two servants Mr. Montgomery, Montgomery MI
ss,k,wood Chamberlain and friend, X Walker and
feppard Grief and LADY, Mrs Arthur and two chill.
WI mrs Arthur Mrs Lunsden son and servant NJ
Ks 's.'n ms surbank two children and servant
Ia K, nno q Mrs lll two children and servant: Mr.
yes e e. ~ lady Whteman Mr. arwood n Loo
& Mn Map t M ses,S ady and child Dnpas
nam Miss Stewart Miss Jones Mrs. Jesmv sd ~. ~
n. Tin Crane and two children Mrs Fiensy
" @mae Messrs bebrinay Diguct
@snE Insodore osraspn Gaieta, Mmde Cecil, Mmda nj
Eass ssnas nsyss MMds julia Mlade pshisnay, Mmdc
lady md son and dfty nine in the stssrsge A'Ass'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

Stationery.
CORSON g. ARMSTRONG,
4 NO. SO CAMP STREET,
- Respectfully call the attention of those wishing good eereabe
STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS.
to their LARGE COMPLETE and ENTIRELY NEW STOCK, which
they ofenon reasonable terms. Their
BINDING AND PRINTING OFFICE
being located the building enabled give their special
attention to all orders in their lins To stock of
A p e
WE ASK ESPECIAL REFERENCE. -
ocs 9p CoRsoN ARMSTRONG, stationers, 50 Camp at.
.Te9C Books.
LITTLE s1LvERsTRING Or Tales aud Poems for tho YongBy
w. o. Bourne.
OUR FIRST MOTHER.
LIVES OF WELLINGTON AND PEEL.
GARDEN WALKS WITH THE PoETS-By Mrs. Kirkland.
PARTISAN SIGHTS AND FRENCH PRINCIPLES seen through
American Spsctacles.
Il.
REcoLLEcTIoNs OF NEW ENGLAND BRIDE AND OF "A
SOUTHERN MATRoN.
noyl sl?dp THos. L. WHITE, IS Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

VIUKsBVKGI, NoTemb er 3
The steamboats, Frank Lyon and Bunker Hill have
passed here since last evening, the former A. and
tho latter at 1:30 A NJ, both bound for NewOrleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

NdLlSH CAMEL COAL of the hes
quality ior sale quantities sn delivered in any part of ii
ey, ny lhovs WI JAMES NlMIilK Grsxier sirnat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

JACKSON, November s.
Pierce has majority in Lowndes county of $50 votes
In Arite county Pierce has majority of 80 votes In
Alfalfa Perces majority is 80 In Kinds county Pierce
hasa small majority-yote very close Rankin county
gives 80 to rs majority for Pierce.
The daily union., 1852-03-07
Jan 22-2aw3n

EMOyAL.The celebraiod Or c. w RoBACK, professor Of
asroog, astronomy phr enology geomancy
with conjuraion from swede having removed his ohce No
OF crowned ads OF
Europe, enjoys bigbr astrologer than
living Navties calculated according
ladies s3 gentlemen s. Persons at distance
by sending The date
ette containing the above fee viii receive Immediate
ton, and navues sent 10 any part Of tbs world, written
durable and he prepared make by
of following topics Courtshp advice
successful accomplishment wealthy marriage
he has the 10 redeem sneh given the
property ami the purchasing OF lottery Thou
abovenamed have been city
vicinity, the United
horoscopes have during
years Letters will purpose
well call in person and the mail safe that persons
money through post oic Roback
FROM
one. be regousiy prepaid. Be par
particulars
office Of the Union, and astrological
gratis -
White street, New York.
Sent 20-6mosd
The daily union., 1852-03-07
yirxlnl. L..na once,

conformity of Virginia Of l6s 49 TO-
do hereby all whom may thai
peafs certificate the city Of Norfolk dated
The IN day Of November 1881 and received into the land oce
the h day OF November ls5 that y inquest held on ihs 24
day October following lying ia the OF Norfolk
% Commonwealth
o OF bounded by te souh by Prince
the he morrill, and BY Amelia street
the ws wood dwelling house on ~ eseheaied fom e
estate of John Lawrence deceased. .F
Of land bounded by Liberty street the NORTH BY Robert
PaeTson land the North M street the south, and
by Cumberland old bnck house H.
eseheated from the Of Robert hcbiann, decreased
And lot land OF Boeou street, bounded
by Seden land nor Boushss land the south and
BY Thomas eschealed from the Of Richard
2, Burke, deceased. Test:
s. IA. PARKER,
Nov l0-Iaw6w Register OF the Land Once.
The daily union., 1852-03-07
United States Patent once,

February 10 1852.
IN the petition OF WIN. T. James Of New Rochelle New
praying granted TO him for
IMPROVEMENT from the
patent which place the thirteenth day Of April
A ID. Ie52--
ordered ton be heard the Patent Office
Monday day April nexi al u O'Clock and all
appear cause, any they nave, why said
petition ought to be granted.
opposing the are REQUIRED 10 hie IN e fMent
objections specifically set or wiring twenty
the day hearing filed by
he nsed Al The said hearing must
which WIN De furnished ON appca-
-,
Ordered this notice be published IN the National Intel
ieencer Repube Union, Washington D. CT Philadelphia
Inquirer Philadelphia Providence Journal Providence
Pburg Pusbug Pa Express, New YORK ~ Daty
Bee Rosion Daily Journal hi twaue, WIS; once
successive weeks previous 10 The 18th day of
April neat m,os ppo.Ny
Patents.
p s. Editors papers please copy, and send their
bills Office, with containing this notice
Feb i3--law3w
The daily union., 1852-03-07
S4OOOO WoHTn ss asy good. :. rr,@s @

q ~ ll0 WORTH OF dry goods MT prime cost
D4UOUO BARNES MITCHELL intending change in their
busins would the public hat from aud after to-day
they will soil for cash aeein their house first Their
benog unusually aud well assorted with goods
would thai they have opportunity Of get
offered Washington before
will sold sacica Their
probably the District, and
and desirable styles
They particular attention their heavy stock
cashmeres which be reduced.
mernos popns mousselne black and colored
dack bombasn lace French worked collars inside hand
kerce muslin sleeves, cambc eJgnas
thread lace nges fancy silk neck ties sca hands white
shaw Cashmere shaw State and thbet
do Tueton nusns, coloed usons pink, blue and white
white and coored dresses domestic
goods Of linen linen table damask d
Irish linens cloths, casslmeres and vesngs of da
scrpon velvet, Brussels, ply and ingram rugs,
floor oiIclotfs blankes quilts, sc.
They their friends
that selling cost they shall certainly
books will be closed until the
change takes place . which will be given.
,a79l. s Between 9Th and 9Th streets, Penn. Avenue.
Jan l4-3taw3wf
The daily union., 1852-03-07
United States Patent Once,

IN the petition OF Patrick Masenns Patterson Jersey,
praying for the extension OF him for
The art ofdyeng from the espiaon
1851 ,s.
II ordered that tho said petition Office
Monday, the nineteenth day of April 2 o'clock,
aud all notified and show they
have, why said petition ought 70 be granted.
opposing Gle in the Patent
Office their objections specifically writing least
before the of hearing filed by either
be used the said hearing taken and transmitted
cofdance with the rules office, which win be furnished
picaton " .4.e "
Ordeed ALSO that this be published the National Inte
gencer Republic, and Union, Washington c. Philadelphia In
quirer, Philadelphia Penyvania Providence Journal Prov
BOSTON, Massachusetts; and the ST. Louis Inegence st. Louis
Missouri once week for three successive weeks previous the
10Th OF April next
r. C. WEIGHTMAN.
f Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
Editors OF the above papers please copy send their
bills the Patent once, with paper containing this notice
i7-Iaw3w
The daily union., 1852-03-07
ATTENTION.,

7a Nsusa and Riehe Hinier and Early spng Goods Gen
Hemsns
NIAS. A. SMITH & CO., No Old State House, Boston,
leave TO invite gentlemen visiting Boston their
stock most which has been selected OF
the principal
Germany and France, and imported TO order.
Overeoatng English, Venetian, Labrador
prooD behvers, fine cloth finish beaver Whneys, Dufes,
French kossuih reversbean
For
makers ia French German, English beautiful
ors and rich and superior finish.
panaoohery and three hundred different styles OF
each, such and beauty they fail
rein ed and exquisite
Cutting deparmenWe IN the different cutting depart
en men who for skill and TASTE acknowledged b
TO have competitors.
We trust the Inducements shall offer
with call will selection by them from stock of goods
which surpassed e9uned similar establishment
this other city In the Union
All Of which win be personal
it, style, superior workmanship and which
cured and constantly increasing patronage
enjoy, and al prices that cannot fail 10 plfase.
cHAs. 6MITH & co.
No. Old Slate HOUSE, Boston.
Ian