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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-29

NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Wednesday Morning, September 49, 1852
COTTON-The demand was moderate yesterday, and
the sales limited to $500 bales Prices unchanged
ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. Middling Fair. .101sN010I
Ordinary $40 9 Fair ........I 611I
Good Niddling. 10 G9lo}z Good and Fine %
AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
Stock on hand Sept. /, 1852; ;......e:5a2 1874
yesterJe J........ 4,s02--so.s5e S. 3,a47
99lS8 227o1
Exported 1date.........2561S 411o
- yesterday ........ o0o-25els 600 4119
Stock hand not cleared . 1850 S,5S2
TOBACCO-We did not hear Of sale.
SUGAR AND MoLAssES-We noticed only retail
transactions at previous rates
FLOUR-Yery quiet and sales limited to few lots, in
Guiding 295 bbs Iowa at 81 co. and 100 ST. Louis 81 Is
y Dbl
GRAINCorn very scarce and the only sale Of any
moment 100 sacks Mixed at GO . bushel Oats
in request with sales of 1900 sacks St Lou.
at and 400 at 361ze D bushel Also by auction 1000
sacks at 351a and 200 at 800 p bushel of Bran we
noticed sales Of $40 sacks in several lots at 500 u
100 fb.
PRovIsIoNs-Pors was lower, and some sales of Mess
reported to have been made at s2l 90
o of Bacon 20 casks Sides sold at - 16 casks
Shoulders at S4e p b.. Lard unchanged but quiet
Sales 200 kegs Inferior at 0s 60 bbls II H. Is
l2t q H.. OF Western Butter so kegs brought 14t D t
HAY-Advanced with sales of $50 bales Western from
store, at 1874 q ton.
LIME-200 bbls Western sold at 81 So y Dbl.
WilsKY-unchanged, and small lots Rectifed selling
at 2o02o1se u gallon
FREIGHTS-Two ships taken for Liverpool at ~
for Cotton
EXCIANGE-The demand continues limited at our
quotations
Sterling. 1oS s5mlO9L
frames ................... 5173aO5 25
NewYork sixty-day Bills lkO2 "a Ct disc
Sight Checks on NewYork y y Ct disc
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DAILY CRESCENT.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. sEpToR 90 1870

Inc Occidental (Mo) Messenger perpetrates the fol-
lowing AT slmpsonVe recently it is said, the locos
attempted to raise Pierce pole but like its namesake it
tainted and fell twice Dr. Knight loco orator addressed
the people and forty other persons
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-29

FrGIr1vEs SrARvAroN.-A coored man has been
the habit of addressing large audiences in England
counting his adventures in escaping from slavery in box
1t appears by the Manchester Guardian that poor Irish
woman has adopted the mode of escape from sarva
ton for two of her children having placed the
the London and Northwestern Railroad box feet
long and wide and Deep containing two children
four and six years old with small hole in the lid through
which they obtained air The box which she passed off
as luggage being roughly handled at the depot she seized
and opened it, and took the children out declaring she
had resorted the expeden because she poor
my the fare.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-29

There is nothing like courage in misfortune.
Next to faith in God in his ruling Providence
faith himself is his salvation 1t is the secret of
all power 1t is the secret Of all good luck
called. 1t makes strong as the plared iron, or
the springing steel 1t opens the gate of enter
prise and wealth And while others bow to chance and
he mous them to his purpose and harnesses them to the
of his fortunes,
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Departures OF the Collins and cunard Steamers
FROM LTHERPOOL.

EUROPA, (Br) for NEW YORK. .sATURDAy, August %.
NlASARA, Orb for BOSTON. SATURDAY, Sept. 4,
PACIFIC, (Am).. for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, g.
AFRICA, (Br.) for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, H.
CANADA, (Br.) ....for BOSTON. SATURDAY, 49,
ATLANTIC, lAm) for NE" YORK "WEDNESDAY, = 90
ASIA, tBr) ..... for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, 49,
AMERICA, Orb. for BOSTON. SATURDAY October
ARCTIC (Am). -. for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, g.
EUROPA DR. for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, o.
NIAGARA, (Br.) for BOsTON........SATuRDAY, 49,
BALTIC, (Am.). for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY 90
ar iioh tbf').....'iof NEW fokk...SAfuRDAY, ' 80.
oANhDA, tbr.).. .ior boSIoN-. SATURDAY, 3d.
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POWERFUL LocoMorivE.-A powerful locomotive named
the Antelope, has just been completed at Wimarths
Works South Boston, for the Pennsylvania Railroad 1t
contains sxteen-inch cylinder and it is said will ira
vel si4tyye miles per hour with train. 1t has six and
half feet drivers twenty inch stroke and weighs
wen .tvoto
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The NATIcK MuRpER.--Mrs. Taylor whose husband
was so hrutaly murdered Boston has died of the
wounds she received at the time Casey the murderer
has been examined and fully committed for trial
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SHEET lRos TEsrsAt the royal iron foundry Of Ber-
lin: tent of sheet iron hundred twenty feet
long and twenty wide, has been constructed as mess
for the officers in the camp 1t can be TRANSPORTED
in single cart, and put up in half an hour
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SINGULAR Co1SciDENGE.-Mr, NJ d. Osborn a bank
agent from Illinois was passenger on board the Henry
Clay when she burned the Hudson and on his return
home was q passenger board the Inflated Atlantic
when the collision took place Lake Erie and was mer
cifully preserved from injury in both instances
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KossurH EsIGnArIoN--Gov. Kossuth in a brief let
ter to English paper gives advice to emgrants the
result of his observation in the United States lie says,
what all udcous observers here have long known that
region Of the earth holds out strong attractions
of some means and of industrious and frugal habits
the Western section the United States he strongly
urges of this stamp in England who find it mpossi
BILE maintain and properly educate their families there
to transfer their abors to the United States.
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VETERAN GoNE-Amasa Copeland, the last survivor
OF the corps OF soldiers who attended Major Andre to the
gallows, during the revolutionary war lately died at
Abingdon c. aged ninety four years and four months
lie was the Oldest in that town His father had lived
ninety-fve and one half years
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ESGAsING MASNERs-There thousand pretty,
gaging little ways which every person put on with
the risk of being deemed either affected foppsh
The smile the quiet cordial bow, the earnest
ment in addressing friend especially stranger
whom one may recommend to good regards, the in
quiring glance the graceful attentions which capt
waiting when united with selfpossessiou-these will en-
sure the good of chur Above all there
certain softness of manner which should be cutva
ted, and which, in either woman, adds charm
that almost entirely compensates for lack of beauty
The voice may be modulaed intonate that it will
speak directly to the heart, and from that elicit
answer; and poeness may be made essential to
nature.
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Nsa- The new, light draught, swift runni

Nse> The new, light draught, swift running
passenger steamer DELAWARE Baker, MASTER leave for ST
LOUIS CAIRO HICKMAN, MEMPHIS, NAPOLEON and all inter
mediate landings THIS EVENING at o'clock Passengers ship
Pefs will pease be in readiness at the above hour
WHITE BUCHANAN, 10 Poydras street.
ssp29 MARSH, RANLETT q ca 90 povdros .,a,
NS~ The splendid light draught passenger
steamer OHIO j. L. Black will leave LOUIS CAIRO
MEMPHIS and nllntermeAte landings at o,eok
from The foot of Poydas Shippers will please
be ready al the above hour.
sep2e SMITH 4 FINsTFB "a por,x,u.,.o.,
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MORE STEAMBOAT yoTrNG-On the trip of the Fashion
Louisville to st Louis few days since, vote
taken among the passengers with the following result in
the gentlencn's cabin: Scott and Graham, &C. Pierce
and King, Is.
Among the ladies the resutwas equally as fatal to the
democrats follows: Scott and Graham II Pierce and
King. 9.
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LARGE SroRY,-A correspondent Of Maryland paper,
writing from Salt Lake City says the Mormons are build
Ing temple four hundred feet square and sir hundred
feet high Wonder if the writer would not consent t
tax" off t""" t..e ton Til, nro,cr
+;au ,yn,,Id ta rnYIcb hetter 'Nf' 49, 'A'''--
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-29

The cholera has appeared at Cambridge, Ohio.
On Monday the 18th. Erastus Ii. Scott Esq, lawyer,
and Miss Evans daughter of Hon. Nathan Evans, died
with it.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
>, IT, sS 5i ssfsnft bag 1lst o e Ss
e.; ssS, is P
=, lislS loo soa il n;s
S Coz fssSa s asFs @ 4 ger wight 9 'Ss
do corn Talas wsPp So3S d. ~ nv apPs
Bill IEgs L Gwarthney2 corGnge Green Harding
s. % sd nSS Sps,
F%s. co egt' f @ s No. Sa so A HsaG
80 Ward I9sn W1rs Ryne SS sd R 1. T a as
bales cotton, ii hids tobacco.
ss'
40 bran GpaGy &soop obs o 9nt Ss corn
sts5 e HSsssS Ss5t 1S
ss s,ss SRS: s
ii do Waters Camden eoNils Gotten Fecwes coHodo
NTsss 1.n %9 %sa sss 7
o N 81 ss. q T . wGRd ossso
n st a6 I . aP q1 pa sas ps 5 c3ys k
aour Sooi Wayts4 pEgs BshsF
sssS s s6s tobacco Hs 4 saJ SH' t
ss es" ~ 1g kssc BI y , oats p PrG
G s' ' appss pkg
AEXANpRAPer steamer sydOna 80 baos SStn Nelson
W, q G s ssya1 sas HaRs WaR' %ats
sc 5lst 1c"da1son
ST. s SS5% Ss WshS
5!ss cs %si lss rsG
Allen-5
GsI-rS.a aI? so bales sOon camp
E % sy sy { bales s5Sn sas
e Sa1 W sfn ST. W Ma ss ad Nv
4aw s a's sehi esssn s
Il sass ssI,sa s"'' vs"' ' SUI
Morgan ,e dc as Sss: a.s Ward d. fan potatoes
sEMpPSr n sSo da Belle s., hss cotton
%.S fs FsS5$
ss ok sss Watt SSas s
Smith MsIemore, curn Ssoss Fsa5n Donesaa &c?
& H oh bEs nss6n aos ss Wss
o Martin Oven ssSmal do B5a 4, h Williams kcsm!s Curry
sss kf aSfs
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SsSsand ssbornh clhsanyY ps S Greenwood
yss GsS Gai, SfSi s
Mathews &G9mlt"wns Duncan Seo-M BourganA Beer keO
y Acknowledgements Dix &co-Buchannon, Carroll &co-Wood
Lowrady, Wilson &coMarsh, Ranlett &coCarrght William
kokernt YanOstronlPlcke Perkins Dudey-Grant
BartonA WhtingT iwicheI-A AcLaun-NIoon Titus REQ
HlWiiams, Phillips &coTurne Wilson Pisnad eco
Stone Wawoh Sydney, Green &coPriestey 4 BenJohn
ite, iiin Geo-Jodmth llaher ico-Bradncr
&coA MtenbeIge keo-L Grant SEQ AIenard
b MANN Mes,l-WaTd Jo9as-s Ml9oreJ Waterman
& smus-T Cmne-A Ro1bJarvis Woodman-M Cooper &co
CromweSeymour, Hachett-A w II Eliott-Dvas
Jackson-H Dobhn-E II Stevens
4 Neson-Burbridge d Adams-Cunlning Stewart &co-Thwbi
Forohheliner &co ir
Thornton ayneLathrOp &eo-oglesby Maulay-Nale
Bull &co-J Wright &co-L kasrJas North xco-G
DunbaR Riehardsc Yale jr GEE Dwer7B Brewer Keep
bieu-smith 4 BroP Masrd1R W fowel-G ugragehart-ha
BourkeWaiard Arastead eau9esone aiw0rtTfiom
co-Watt DeSaue-MW White tcoNye Bros &coHarndens
fal-R Hall &co-II Levy& Bros-V Feste-E
son-Ar Levy &coB NJ Norman Faber-A Il BlockT
Stanton 6coE Gerard &coJ MaconE SbegogMey
cuschman;P MassiPFeloTes &eo-A Kag.A Wright
NeagieB Dryer-Taylor, MADDEN &coJ Mar BoothCest
Vredeuburgh &co-H SeibrechtG j. Ulson-Lyma
&co-Chns Weshur-F kennet dcoJ Bur coM Barnt
jr Bro-C Anaux-J Robert &co-y David Palmer &co
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SOME PUMrKlN-The Mobile Register is responsible for
the following There is growing the plantation
of DR. Moore in Dallas county pumpkin vine seventy
i've yards in length, with at least fifty pumpkins it,
weighing from ten to forty pounds each. 1t has also
large quantity of blooms and small pumpkins That vine
is truly some pumpknsn
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, tlC.

Z b1SSOLUTION.-Th partnership heretofore
ny existing between JOHN aud JAS H. SWAIN
dissolved All indebted the firm requested
ward and settle their accounts with the Undersigned
else Is authorized 10 settle the the
The undersigned will continue the BOOT AND SHOE MANUFAC
and respectfully octs continuance of the patronage heretofore
literally bestowed upon the firm. [sep In JOHN SWAIN.
q COMPREHENSIVE NOTJCE.-Mr. FRANCIS
~ W WILLIAMS, Of Eseex Connecticut became
firm of G. c. BOGERT K Co. the
AGENCY AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS will be con
undeuigned. GEORGE e. BOCERT
Neworieans, September l. 1881 FRANCIS W. WILLIAMS.
u 1sSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP-Th
~ Copnrnetship heretofore existing the LONG,
Johnson HATCHER, is dissolved, by mutual and
Jasin 49, - .
brokerage business at ~ Commercial Place w. long
New0eans, August l6, 1852. EDWIN JOHNSON,
aul7 CT HAICttR
TOPARTNERSHIP.-I have this day asso-
oiaee business WILLIAM G: BIBB and
SAMUEL TALBOT JONES, under the firm of Jones BBB ( GO
NewOrleans, July l.1S52. tJyS SAMUEL JONES, Jr.
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UFFcE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT
Wednesday Morning, September %, 1852
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
tlhere were no cearances yestedayl
ARRIVED
Steamship Mexico Place, from lndanola, Galveston,
Morgan-lst dist.
Ship Diana ClaGssn days Philadelphia to WieLtan dist;
ship Indiana behhet Is days from NewYork. to Woodruff
Shin Martha Ward, Tro days from NewYor Fosdck sco-
Powder llouse.
Ship Suffolk, Edwards from Boston, days Carena TO C
Hyusyn--lst district.
Ship chase Howe Is days from Boston, Fosiiyk
teamboats.
Emperor, Cotton from Bayou Sara
Southern Belle, Cox, from MlIkcn'a b. nd.
Alccls Scott, svson nom ST. LOUIS,
Jennie Deans, Burke
Sultann, Martin, Lplisyie
Sydonin, Narucl, Alexandria.
Gypsy, Ure from Bayou Sara
Fashion, Fasot, from the Bnlize.
Totoa Phenix Crowe the Paogwen down lighbronyht
up ships Chase. aud Suffolk
Towboa iienes lePlage from q fnp lHas
and Martha j Ward
MEMORANDA.
.- The steamer A Givs St 1850
freight Aec Scott struck the bend
near City and sunk. Boat and cargo total loss,
IMPORTS.
GALTESTONPor steamship Mexco 70 bales cotton II X Carter
Wilson do Armstrong, Harris col0 do j
tapn1ai-9 Nj Greenwood &coS Wright Williams W Ar
cBltle Mathematics
j Hart &eo-Sark, Day L Stauttr.
BoSToN-Per ship ChascaG 500 tons ice to Stafford &cc.
BosToN-Per ship Suffolk Assorted mdse,
NEW YoRK-Pcr ship Indiana; Assorted mdss.
NEW YoRK-Per ship Martha J Ward Assorted nldse.
PIiILADEIpIiIA--Per ship niaun Assorted indsa.
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REGULAR PACKETS.
MOBILE.

AgOR M0BILE.-Daily U. s. Mail
A. LhsSnmmer AIrsugeBent,-The Gsd (NlflaNkzs2ss
splsniid ooregsare packet ateana FLORIDA, John Grant
MASTER and OREGON r. 4. Hirn asts, lsavbG teen bn
sIpess5 for the Lake trade with hyperion
Of the sboye steamers peaTe Railroad DAIT
arrival att Lake Of tina O'Clock stopping
81 LOUIS Pass Ch-isten,
returning.
Passengers and families with
after the arrival Of the 3o'eIock cara. r -
f Freight for Bag st.
ST. CHARLES.
1T The Way Letter Bag FOR Mobile aud leave
the Office Of the Agent 40 minutes
je1 r. GEDDES, Agent, 10 BANK Place.
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REMOVALS..

I'D EMOVAL. The Home Mutual Insurance
q have removed from No. 30 ravier No. i6
Camp of Gavier street. beng formerly occupied by
sep2S I'm JAMES II. WHEELER, Secretary.
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Qua CHARGE RoNIE-A good Story Is told OF OUT
Charge at Rome Mr.. Cass, while dining one day with
several Others in company of French Colonel Of Dra
roons The conversation turned upon the French army,
and Cass remarked, that the French Cavalry were not
so well drilled and were not such good as those
him where he would 60 The Colonel offered him bet of
5000 francs upon that, which accepted On the fol-
lowing day. Cas called at the Colones horseback for
a ride They rode together an hours distance from
Rome Cass conversiDg indifferent subjects Towards
evening when they again entered the city Gass ed the
b and on the side there is parapet of two and half
feet in width When Cass arrived there he spurred his
horse up to- and got this parapet proceeding it
calmly several hundred PAGES The Colonel when he
rived the and finally concluded Si that
saving You see told you yesterday that would not
foox where should dare to ride The Frenchman sent
him on the following day the 5000 francs which Cass ut
orse paid over to the Hospital
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ENTERING PLaCES

W.H7ENIyNE PLTLES
ANOR BILOXI and intermediate ~ h
II lsnlingIn place Of Steamer CA oRNIA-The
steamer ST CHARLES. Capt Chas Wnk@r, vii -
her md BILOXI MORNING nexi
leaving Biloxi o'clock notice
on the dayz steamer California.
sepH r. GEpDEs, rent 10 Bank Place
E7OR BILOXI, BAY ST. LOUIS,
D. PASS CHRISTIAN AND MISSISSIPPI CITY Lel4n1.&
CHANGE OF HouRSon and after Monday
September the CALIFORNIA viii from me-
watering places the balance Of the favorte
Lake steamer CALIFORNIA Capaa Ensign tut
Ere for the Lake trade with splendid aeood
Pontohartrain Railroad follows:
EVERY MONDAY EVENING .by Ia o,oI,sR
THURSDAY ......,...>-.
Returning, will leave Biloxi EVERY WEDNESDAY AND FRI
DAY MORNING 1t o'clock, SUNDAY EVENING; 4oelock.
is25 R. sEDDEs Agent, 10 Bank Place.
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Briggs.

Saranac ......... 10,dl
birmingham. ,dl
Victor. ..........l2,ll
WIN. Henry....., 23,di
Yamuri. ......... s,d9
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TIE AUSTRIAN Navy Instead of from 1900 to 1000
workmen being employed formerly in the arsenal at
Venice there at present upwards Of 2lo0 who
gagged either in building ships rendering
at for war service Towards the end of the harvest
trae of GO guns to be removed from the stocks The
finishing stroke just being given to the steamer
Cusozza 200 horse power and the steamer Henze of
40 power, which is destined for navigation in shall
low water is now ready have the engine put in The
rigate Venus corvettes Ara and Orestes and the
brig pola are being repaired and the preparations
making for building schooner. The purchase of
timber hemp and iron goes in hand with these works.
and arrangements have been made with English ship
builders for the building of two propeller rgates of 40
guns each On account of the shaowness of the canals
The ships of the line will not be built at Venice but at
rj-oa London Times, Sept. 3.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CREscEsT.l
Wednesday Morning, September 90 1862. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
here uern M MD
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VISOR VICKSBURG, MILLIKEN'S ~
BEND NEW CARTHAGE WARRENToN, L.#ssAs444As55zasfN
GRAND GuLF RODNEY AND NATCHEz-Regulif ssSa5.zlS
SUNDAY Vcksburg Packet III. NJ WRIGHT, Capt.
D. CIkeThe magnificent swift
steamer H NJ WRIGHT Capt D. Clarke will her
lar trips about the first of October and will leave EVERY SUNDAY
MORNING, at ten o'clock Returning will leave yiekburg every
Wednesday at O'clock For further particulars,
aul0 SMITH x FtNSTER, street,
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DIR. E. Cs.nf2a's
Shoulder Brace and Supporter.

tS- THIS INGENIOUS INSTRUMENT SUPPORTS THE WHOLE
body great value suffering with
in the Back Chest Side giving immediate relief and fty
ing the weak dceed strong and The
those pEedsed 10 be greatly beneftted hav
life prolonged b. the of this Brace.
~ Call and examine the BRACE and convince yourselves.
SHERMAN, Agent tor the South t!
10 81. Charles street, New Orleans.
~ Also, agent for DR. HASNlNS's CELEBRATED BODf
BRACE. uahlS iydAW
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LIST OF vEssELs In PORT NOT CLEARED


Fer teamhp Mexico from GalvsonCo Stamford family
lfalilady and child Oliver Chapman NJ Lewis Helrecox w
Fisher, zacharie, I c Tuoker-l4 deck. "'
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CRESCENT OFFICE,
Wednesday Morning September 20, 1852
COTT0N-The demand was moderate yesterday, and
the saes limited to $500 bales. Prices unchanged
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from Dr. J. b. ELLIS practitioner Ripley
JANUARY 20, 1861.
ESs- nave used yelf Tor eight
well pleased with s frequently from fifty to az
high four hundred ard
nom taking it. believe superior . it.
Respectfully, J. B. ELLIS NJ D.
t Sold by all respectable Druggists New6ean4 sepldsW
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OTHERS in form aud principle action consequently
ssssing ALL THE ADVANTAGES, while it is free rom tho
attributed the various kinds heretofore The
MORE NATURAL comparatively light
regulated brought directly
anor all times under the
the proprietor skul
the StrnguiG other
which nrequent
tits afflicted with Hernia
and apply to themselves. practice
those who Anatomy and ars
Rnptues tha
Truss be injurious does suit the farm Rupture
piled and not properly fe Therefore, have concluded
AGENCIES but sell apply the Tuss
81. srRKKI, New Orleans. . :. 1900 >.
Observe Of the ~ the door. Iydk
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g Tho Givs, from ST Louis for Cao will about
freight for the steamer Aeck Scott struck the bar in the be
Ohio City, and sunk. Boat and cargo total loss,
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- VIII leave THURSDAY, September 90, o'clock Pm
ENOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND EcoRE n-
T. AND ALEXAN DRIA-Reguar Weekly Packet ellAf.s a
Ihs nsg and very light draught steamer GUADA-
Pc VIM Kay master will leave Freight
Red River taken with the espping The eta
pALCFE connects at Alexandria with tho RUBYasseugers
shippers may therefore rely upon immediate dispatch freight
or passage apply on board,
sep23 E. Fl. POAIROY d CO., IS Grayier street
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-08-28

PRIVATE BILLS PASSED.
Mr.. POLK under suspension Of the rues) moved TO
discharge the Committee of the Whole from the further
consideration Of Senate bill for the relief of Margaret L.
WORTH widow of the late Major Gen WORTH of the United
States army; which agreed to.
The House then proceeded to consider said bill the
question being the substitute proposed therefor in
Committee Of the Whole proposing to give Mrs Worth
he sum OF thirty dollars per month for FIVE years The
original bill allowed fifty dollarsa month during life.
The substitute was agreed to- and the bill was read the
third time and passed.
On motion Of Mr. ALLISON, (under suspension of the
ues the House proceeded consider Senate bill for the
relief of Joseph Morton Plummer and Mary Reynolds
Plummer, when
IL was read three times and passed.
PROCEEDINGS ON THE DEATH OF MR.. CLAY.
Mr.. STANTON, Of Kentucky, from the Committee on
Printing reported the following resolution, which was
adopted
Resotced That the Committee on Printing be directed
cause TO be published thousand additional copies Of the
proceedings of the Senate and House and obituary notices
upon the death Of Henry Clay.
LIGHTHOUSE BILL.
On motion of Mr.. DUNCAN, the House went into Com
mttee OF the Whole the State Of the Union, mr. W.
xABLE OF North Carolina in the chair, and proceeded
70 consider the bill making appropriations for lighthouses
ghtboats buoys &C., and providing for the erection and
establishment Of the same, and for other purposes.
MI EVANS addressed the committee an hour in favor
OF reform in the lighthouse system of the United States
Mr. POLK then obtained the floor when
The committee rose and the House adjourned