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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-10

rCHRoUcH TO SAN FRANcrsCo-THE NEW AND
Il elegant steamship UNITED STATES, VIM. c. Berry,
Commander will leave New York Tuesday October no.
at o'clock precisely connecting at Panama with new
doube-engine steamship Cores, b. Cropper Commander
which vessel leaves Panama the arrival Of
For passage apply to
DAVIS, BROOKS T. CO.. General Agents,
No. - Beaver street; or TO
A. Ma ~ Irnnta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-10

Line giving tickets for crossing the Ishmus-Tho new
doubleengine steamship STAR OF TUE WEST 1000 TONS
VIII leave from pier No. North river at CLOCK r. NJ
preosey on Wednesday Oct 20 for San Juan del Nortc,
connecting with the Pacific the Nicaragua
Tranet route having hut twelve miles Of land transpora
ton These have superior accommodations and
ven tiation. For information or passages apply to
ID. u. ALLEN, Agent,
No. Battery place. up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-10

A LINE OF PhSK KET c sail,
Peterson having all her cargo board, w succeed the
Ocean Eagle fourth ship Of this lino and san posey
gers board this ship similar to tho other ships
for requested TO inspect tho ship
Pier No river near the foot OF wall street The
csaa tha 0neoo and sail 10th November For passage
appIy TO RODERICk W. CAMEhON, or JUN VGDEN,
M LaiI atreet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-10

IEMEL POWDER-To CURE THE DISEASES or
IL dogs, hydrophoba, letter soab, asthma, eye and
diseases; particularly good for puppies suder Of
yonty years Prospectus delivered gratis Sold in Paris ~
Schumacher apothecary 32 Dauphne street. Only depot u
New York, for the United States, AT MR. JOSEPH Co0P.
Frs, 600 Broadway Price Of each bundle, 70 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-10

A UsTRALIA-NEW YORK AND CANADA LINE
IA The splendid fast sailing packet snip NEBRASKA,
Cant Asa Bearee for Melbourne, Port Philip and sydney
built for European packet and ia fast saer Her
for passengers far superior TO those Of
otner vessel loading for tho above ports She 10
provided with fne library for passengers An expo
rienced surgeon will accompany tho ship For freight or
passage apply on board Pier l3 East river, or to
THos. RIsNEy,( BAILEY d. uINCKEN, Agents,
@. III. CAsrLF.} n South street.
Goods intended for hpment forwarded TO tho agents ~
New York, will be forw arded of commission.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-10

nR, RALPH'S PRACTICAL TREATISE, TWELFTH
~ edition 3i2 pages with platesPrice ST. Sold at Ne.
IS Ann street No Asor House and at the authors oce
eonsultation from nine TO twelve A. M and r.
M sundays exoepted) 63 Houston street, Wooster
street Mailed free of postage BY addressing box 500 Post
Office,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-10

NEW YORK AND HAvRE STEAM NAvIG ALTON
IN Conn ny.-The United States Mail steamers, the
FRANKLIN, J. A. Wotton, commanders, and the HUM
B0LDT, ID. Lines, commander, will leave New York,
Havre, and Southampton, for the 1852 the follow
ing days
LEAVE NEW YORK.
Humboldt, ,Satday, Sept. 25 Humboldt, wedns, Oct. q
Franklin, Oct % Franklin " Now "a
Humboldt Nov. 20 Humboldt. " Dec. y
franklin. Dec. Is Franklin +" Jan. 10 53
These Gamers built expressly for service of
200 tons burthen each are not surpassed either for speed
strength, comfort by vessels anoat Their
modatons passengers of the approved kinds
Stopping at Southampton both going and returning they
offer passengers proceeding to London advantages
any other line in the economy of both time and money.
Price OF passage from New York to Southampton or
From Havre Southampton New York ....,... fSj0
No passage secured until paid for An experienced Sur
geon board.
For freight or passage, apply 10
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent 50 Broadway.
WILLIAM ISELIN, lIavre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-10

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-THE LIVERPOOL AND
w Philadelphia Steamship Company intend sailing the
favorite steamships follows
CITY OF MANCHESTER 225 tons, Capt. Robert Leitoh.
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nR, MORRISON IS CONSULTED AT HIS MEDICAL
~ and Surgical Dispensary, 20 Fulton street favor
ably known for this tythrce years. Office hours
r. H. See his dipoma N. r. c. Surgeons London, with
his - =
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NEKs BY 1ELEGR.ApH.

Netp York. Feb. 19--The of 100000 was to-day
turned by the U S. Subtreasury in this city the
Subtreasury in NewOreans
french JOURNALS Mr. WERsTER.-N1r Websters's
speech at the Congressional banquet offered Kossuth
has provoked sharp anmadyersions from the Paris jour
nasts.
UNITED STATES AND PERsIA.--Washington Feb ia
Persia which places this country in the light of the
ton the most favored of all those which have relations
with the Asiatic kingdom. FIVE Pic.
THE NEwYoRK MISREPRESENTATION THE GEORGIA 49,
Ne,r York Feb 19There is moderate business doing in
Cotton market Sales 1000 bales at unchanged prices
Flour is in fair request at S. 0OD5 12a per Dbl Pro-
visions steady.
Havana but her is probably anticipated by the EN-
pire City.
CONGRESSIONAL PRocEEDiNGs.- Washington, Feb 19-In
the Senate the bill ordering Kossuths letter to the Pres
dent to be printed. has passed by majority of
The Iowa Land bill is still under discussion.
The House has boon engaged in debating the bill grant
ing public lands for railroad purposes in Missouri
ONO RIvER--SrEAMBoAT DEPARTuRE-L0,ls,tile Feb
19The river here is allng-weather cool The steam
boat Reindeer has left for NewOrleans.
ONO RIvER-MARKnTs-Cin Cincinnati, Feb 1o-The river
Flour is firm at SO As; Whisky is selling at 1314DI5c
per gallon Cheese. 6]ac; keg Lard, sAc bulk Pork
has been in request with sales of 100000 lbs c for
Shoulders and exc. Freghts firm and boats scarce
Pittsburgh Feb 19The river is falling and there are
only five feet eight inches in the channel
MAIL THRorcH-dobte. Feb. 2O.-The Eastern mail
this morning bring dates from and PHILADELPHIA
Of the 18th from Baltimore and Washington of the 18th
and from Charleston of the 18th nstrnta as late as
due.
The NewYork mail contains the foreign letters brought
by the Pacific.
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noasses KeI Cunningham catfou bhds
Payne Harrisons0 do, 5O bi, nolss Sieu
do - hhdn sugar d. iena 10 dn ioa 50 it, q
hts Me,;regor Aloway
d" u Garter aco-22 do II Gilfyj0do B~pF 10 Cocks
1893 hbl nlolasses.
AITAKAPAsPrs fuse: bales milton hhds sugar
y bls noasss Belocq25 sugar Mrin seo-20
W f'rquho2sdo SItsnerger deo2 do " sIartin21 do,
" bds noasses Darby Trernoae25 do hds
ke-lg do, u 6bla olasses Hall sugar
Vson dcof2 de, 81 bbs
nett deo2e do Gerard hhs sugnr ORDER do u hf
moss Wir Bosundfes .ierT0ts, u bales cotton,
sugar. 7A bbs rnoiasses. - -
COLD WArERPe sosfy: cotton Felowes
af29l6 do 'leAnnon Carroll &o5i do M4moe eos3
d ID Cooper ecoi41 JrIae, Cofrnan
sS Wright, Williams &cos2 Lowe pn,ton Byrne
" Robson Aliens Wright Greenwood aco-sl
Nelson &co2s Riadey Wilson co-s swiney &c-2i
Walker &rob Beck13 Owen acos Hill, sfeI<sn
WHliams-s Payne Burbdge Adanis-i do
Total 1850 bales cotton.
siREVEPORTPer Compromised cotton Pegrsn
--i26 do Wright Williams ro95 Payne Hasou-sl
Nelson &ro5o Bsnder Williams Bucanon Carroll kcoa5
swfney Green 6co-57 CnmptsD Nugent
6eo29 Rugeley, Blair McCouoehie ponheli2Q
50 Bogert Foley Avey14 do Cartel dco-s
$50 baes
CoAsTPe sugar 30 bbls moaes
10 hbds 50 bb noAes sugar
60 bbls moaases de Egana5O W Thonpso-5Odo &
W lee4D do w Mongomcryl1 hhds
Urqua2 do RoGhereaa 4co24 bb nolasoes
20 b bbs h bbs Dcneaeo.a tea
1861 hhis 1913 bbls 200 hf bbls molasses.
CAes bales cotton to Rugsey Blsi,
aco--59 do Jury &co-Tctal, 800 bales cotton.
FLATBOATs.
In Second Municipality-
VIRGTNA-Per Ficay potatoes order.
CoAsTper Mitebel's boat 4O bbls rnolasses, master
PASSENGERS
Per ship Marathon, from lirerppo-4 passengers.
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ID for prime Some bbls of Grease Lard have sold
51s& b. Western Butter has sold generally at 1904
and Cheese at about ~ u lb.
RICE-Thcre has been fair demand for this article
during part of the week and 700 casks have
disposed of at 31kG835S& y fb.
WHISKY--Prces further declined early in the week
and up to Wednesday evening $500 bbls gold
mostly at 1915 p gallon for Rectifed and 17O17e for
Raw. The rates since have been frmer, and moderate
lots have sold at 17 for Rcctied and II for Raw
BAGGING AND ROPE-Busness in these articles has
been pr, ty much confined to retail lots at 12af013he
for Kentucky Baggug and 5zlGO614t for Rope. while
round lots held at 2}a13f for the former 5s
fs for the latter The sales include lot Of "a bales
India Begging at II ~ cash. which outside rate
GUNNY BAGS--We notice to-day a sale of $50 bales
(37 500 bags) at o. cash.
SALT-We have heard Of cargo sales since our last
weekly report and our quotations are nominal at 63066&
u sack, according to proportion Of fine The rates from
secondbands are 770s5t u sack for and fine
COFFEE-The demand has continued active and
prices have maintained upward tendency The sales
Of the week reach fully $4,000 sacks Rio the rates atery
being saf05s4& p fb for old crop, and 9D94e for new
There have been but arrived from Rio Janero
since last report of 1915 bags and the direct imports
since the list of September, 2O4945 bags. The
stock in first hands last evening" about $4,000 bags
CANDLEsWe have noticed several sales of Star an
extreme range of 1520l61se p fb, but mostly at fBa
l6at On Monday lot of 175 boxes Sperm Candles of
the best New Bedford brand, sold at 41e p ID.
HAY-There have been few sales at S17 5OGs18 90
p ton for Western and Eastern.
L1ME-We have no cargo sales to report for the past
week The last sold at 81 20DS1 q p Dbl for Rock
land etc. The retail rates 81 300$1 40 p Dbl
LEAD-There have been sales of this article for
several months past.
HEMP-We have no transactions to report
TALLOW-The principal sale of the week that we have
noticed 56 bbls Western at &C. p h. The last sale of
prime city rendered was at 6kt.
FREIGHTs-The market has been rather frmer and
eight ten ships have been taken at 1-33sd for Cot
ton to Liverpool. sSG9d for Corn % Cd for Flour etc
t for Cotton to Havre. ~ to Boston. etc Yesterday
however we did not hear Of single engagement
EXCHANGES-The demand has been fair especially
for domestic bills We quote
Sterling. Observation-Disclosures. 1OS <0lo91I
Francs. 22III15 "a
Newf ork sixty-day Bills ......214M24c p ct disc.
sight Checks on NewYork.. q CT disc
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APPOINTMENTS by TIE PRESIDENT,


CoLLECToRs THE CusToMs-Oliver ID Peabody dis.
tric of Champlan N Y, vice Ezra Smith removed Jas
r. Thompson district of GeneSe N. Y vice Elias Pond
removed Haron Case district of Sandusky Ohio vice
John Youngs removed Alexander D. Moore, district Of
Wilmington N G., vice Robert G. Rankin resigned
Robert Hare, district of Teche, La in place of Daniel
Dwight deceased Peter s. Bowdon district of Cherry
stone Va.
SURVEYORS CusToMs--Wliam Christy port of
NewOreans La vice Robert B, Stille, removed James
7 Bourne, port of Memphis, Tenn vice Tobias Wolf
signed 2 p Labarre, port of Bayou st. John La vice
Charles b. Lanes, deceased; Thomas j. Kibby port Of
Suffolk, Va. vice Thomas w G. Allen deceased: Thomas
j. Dryer port of Portland Oregon vice William NJ King
removed Henry D. Norton, port Of Copano Texas Vim
ter Franklin Slaughter port of Fredericksburg va vice
Alexander II. Phillips.
APPRAISER OF MERcHASDIsE.-Na F. Williams
port of Baltimore, Md, vice Michael McEair removed
GENERAL ADMINISTRATORS Sutton vice Hugh w
Evans declined Egbert Benson, vice Matthias B. Edgar
declined
NAVAL. OFFICER David A. Bokee, district of NewYork
vice Philip Hone, deceased
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Rarks.

Grgstal Fonnt Division No. T. s. Of TMs
street Officers for the ensuing quarter D. + MrcHsL W P
SicNABg " Al WN H. ELLIS r. ia WANG A. R. S.; EDWARD
jams WIN. H. ELLIS RS,
0deon Temple of Honor No. 5-AIees every THURSDAY
tvESS at hapa.t o'clock Temple Hal, ga Tcb9apoular
Miller W c. Tt THOMAS FRIEND W. V, T. C. H. ALIMAxp w.
R.; A. B. REMIcE, W. A. R.. W. DAVIS W. T. R.
TON W. II F. s. MORGAN, w, u. R. POLLARD, W. D.
CLCLY, W. G.; B. l.. BIZ AzRLMAS VS.. isn2s
Harmony Division No: 1 s. of TAiees at 1922 Tehoupi-
tonas street Officers elected for the
IRR P CESAR M2lERE W. Al JAMES GovAs, R. s.;
r. PUTNAM A X 81 WM s. MOUNT s; JoHN CAMEL, FL WI.
NORMAN c.; CHARLES FERGUSON A. c.; CHARS BARNES
Fl. RoSrEAU o. S.. JAMES BEsGs p. W. P.
Pelienn Division s. Of T.,Meets every WEDNESDAY
EVENING, at halfast O'Clock, the Hall No. ST.
The following the list officers the
81 ls52 viz JOIN BROWN W. p: HUGH BREKs w Al E. Morn
r. s.; JAMES H. IRWIN, R. ARn, f.
Tt PROSPER CARpIErTE, c. HENRY E. BAILEY A.
TuRsRR l. S. HENRY CLINTON, o. S..VSTTING
ots Brown Magdasn street. HUGH BREKN 80 Poydas
Mo1H llo ST. Peter street, w c. WATKINS, Apollo
ree CHRISTIAN BuReHALpKR 70 Nayades Wm
Magnolia streets.
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Our RELATIONS WITH SPAiN.-The Washington Reu,blic
in lengthy article relative to the by Spain of the
deluded Cuban prisoners, and the pardon of John s.
Thrsher which it cites result indicating the policy
of the Administration in the matter states that other
outstanding questions between this country and Spain
remain as they before the Cuban difficulty arose
and must form the subjects Of future negotiation
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-21

From BUEsos AYREs.-Advices have been received nj
Boston from Buenos Ayres to the 10th of December.
bringing the important announcement that Rosas has
signed decree allowing Mt Montevdco to proceed
to Buenos Ayrcs to load.
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Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LTTERPOOL

CAMBRIA, tBr for BOSTON February l.
ATLANTIC (Am.). for NEW YORK. .. W EDNESDAY H.
AFRICA, (Br.).. .for NEW YORK. SATURDAY a.
AMERICA, tBr.). for BOSTON SATURDAY 81
ARCTIC, TAM ...for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, 25.
ASIA, (Br.}. NEW YORK. SATURDAY as
--, (Brl.,..'for BOSTON SATURDAY, March l..
PACIFIC CAMP '.tor NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, - 10.
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By j. A. BEARD & MAY, Auctioneers.
MONDAY, March Is, 1852, and the follow

MONDAY, March Is, 1852, and the follow
ss :ss s s sold at auction at the
ss sna j. ana Lsss , sssssr Mss 81
sl Mo T s~sss &c s ss ,gss
their csc % q aid Ba,'are all fa fh plan
and signed B, csaas Esi Noay Pubic
\ TWO LOTS OF GROUND the ie bounded by Leves
ste s lot aasa eaa ads b e v
I % saa a co nsa as Front ss.s .ss
3 and Front Lves streets Lot No.
forms Go Ss fea s. ss ..
a' 'ts and "a
III, s,7,s,s TO- IL, ~ s il, i5,
SIXTEEN LOTS GROUND the square bounded by
Fulton poydrss and Lafayette Numbering IS.
assysss and
sya9 Lots 10, H. 49, 10, II, Is font Fulton and
FETEET Tors OF GROUND in the square bounded by
ve Lot No forms the Of Lafayette Fulton New Ievee
Lots ~ iO,i H. IS and IA New
TEN LOTS OF GROUND in the bounded by New
he sss asd I e ~ I
No 10 form. the Of Notre Dame Fulton and New Lvee
sf''a h s
Lot 4 % Nos , Dane
NJ =. Es;ss
BY i Joseph Fulton streets. rom
Ii j &. ! Il
Isyss 'tssss io: y ii a.
sns S.
streets:
FIVE LOTS square bounded by Market:
Delord Fulton and New
Lot No. forms the Fulton New Levee and Market
Lot No forms the Delod Fulton
Lots and front on Fulton and New streets.
H. ONE lsE bounded by Dod Fulton New Lsyee and street
not nansd having fronts. -
The above described property from It's locality, superior any
the United The whole building
opening wide and well adopted for the Eesr
business or Wholesale
Ihogephc plans will b ready for issue the August and
be forwarded with marginal requiring
Lots will not be sold front Of property that represented
ties to the in 1920 who sha have signed
promise under which this sale made prior the
TERMS SALEone fifth ash balance divided
if requed OF three and
interest from date to maturity and then
paid eight until final
on The property. iana7 M&Fimh5dtI5
nj OTICE.-The subscriber has this day estab-
y lished himself in the FuRNIru NDGENERALAuCTIoN
BUSINESS the old stand, CAMP STREET
sots patronage OF his friends the public
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERSON Cry,
Friday Evening, February 20, 1852
Arrived during the past week 1858 head Beef Cattle
$40 Hogs 1862 Sheep 106 Mich Cows 534 Calves and
Yearlngs The stock of Cattle has continued heavy with
an ample supply of Hogs and Sheep and the market esy
for purchasers
BEEF CATTLE (Western) Observation-Disclosures Ii net
w.. CTexae) GD3c p fb net
SHEEP ......................$ 81 00GOS4 90 q head
Mich Cows .:............... S20f0S50 p head
CALVES AND YEARLINGs IS 5OD$9 90 p head
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GENERAL COMMISSION AGENCY. L.
JouRpAS CO. No. 80 Camp street. viii give prompt attention
Periodicals. all the States Europe
Northern
and also Tor tie ths country parishes Of Louisiana
BLANK
BOOKS, LETTER PAPER, PERIODICALS and SIArloNERY T.
MUSIC, consisting OF latest publications. d. ly
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AUCTION SALES.
BYE. M MaNTGoMERY

Auctsnusor
@AIGRDA4, February q, at half-past 1t
i LARGE Assf#.TatEyr OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
A SMALL INVOICE OF fowLiSG PIECES.
ONE NEW FgRSfTUEEc CAR AND HARNESS WITH LICENSE
ONE CASE ABOUT ONE HUNDRED DOZEN CURTAIN BANDS
sale positive, m aeroffnt Of depsrtsrs fegI
4. BY J. L. CARMAN & CO., Auctioneers.
GATURDAY, February 81, at u o'clock
~ win be Arcade, Ma.zA street
tween erssI md Satehez y
District Court Of Neans dated the 18th Jannr granted
on The sspiei9t James Gntes
NNE IoTs 81 SRou asfs' situated a. follows. viz
J: TWO LOTS OF GROUND IN THE SUBURB CARTENFro
apr5ro Johnstc nxsga Streets the LOT No zos having 10
con on Pear se feet inches between parallel lines
~ est 1nea and lines Prieur street, 55
a. TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated in the came soaaye ,s s,a
ny Nos is2 and 1873 measuring
B. ONE GROUND gTTATFpp a IN sTs ss TREvs
designated BY No 49, eahnrng Sc GsIvez s
tset and inches front Columbus feet Ii inches TO-
!. TWo LOTS Of GROUND srrUArEDIs SUBURB FRANK.
Washington Walk i0frs. deep It No. II sEare NJ ~
~ feet front Spain deep md 'front.' N
OF GROUND foregoing sabar deasna.e ty No
No 1884, 80 Walk b ag
and lines deep and front Music street wea ps
g. ONE LOT OF GROUND SITUATED IN SUBURB aaRreyy
the lot No a3a the plan snn
the thereon consisting q OLD HOUSE fronting
UNFINISHED HOUSE in yard, cr5ro-
THE USE HOUSE without Said rnortgagsd to
the yard finished
tS Acts Of sale before A. Chiapeh Notary Public
.B- Terms cash. janet fes 81
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BY F. FERNANDEZ & WHITING.
MONDAY, February %, at 10 oclock-Wil1
Canal
AN ASSORTMENT OF SPLENDID MAHOGANY FURNITURE,
Of Round Square Oc:agon with
Pate Door, Marble Top Centre Pier Tables Bureaus Was,ans
and dahoards French Plate Mirrors Brussels Ingram
lot of Slverwars, - =
o
4 SET OF SUPERIOR PLUSH PARLoR FURNITURE.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.

NIL Fp Municipality; "m4" Second Municipality; "m3
Third Municipality The left figures the number f Tia
Posts at which the vessels lsy1
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ERESH GARDEN SEED-Every variety szffsssS
n for sale by the Dozen hundred papers, w"
country merchants for retailing Also well ,-
sl5 $40 300 each boxes of SEED containing well assorted
fOI Plantation and Garden FINE Dol BILE
DAHiIAS, HAVANA TOBACCO SEED, FLOWER SEED, efc
fel9 St D. MAuPAY, Sredsnan ST Camp.
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BriGgesc0tey. Paint.

BRICKS, WHITE SAND SKULLS LINE, t'',''
cLArBoARps, sHiSSir S; AND plckErs. f.r7
Bridgescntes' Paint,
FOR PLANTATIONS, STEAMBOATS,, RAILROAD CARS,
DEpoTS. AND ALL OUT DOOR PAINTING,
Tar The respectfully call all Interested to
the peculiar PROTECTIVE AND DURABLE QUALITIES OF THE
BRlDGEWATER PAINT. It of incalcuable
besides being cheaper than other Paint
public After being thoroughly city, past
month"; the following local certificates submitted public
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST CLAIR TIIoMAssON,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
s n p4e v the ss ds' Of * TN
hesitation in prOnonn,,pg SUPERIOR ius9sn
rR +! fGR5tS
mas % A g ST. II iio .''
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN OF
ToWBOAT PORPoIsE.
hHys wed Oh he Dr. pew PANT for which MSs G.
s' Il: fss' filing 91 Rs mi
In about four weeks became PERFECT SLATE and
fed Fl y all he a
adspy hs BRDeEwArEl PAINT for the purposes
lSignsd( WIN. BROWN, Captain OF Towboat Porpose
CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
Having had the LOUISIANA DRY DOCK painted with the BRIDGE
s ,s aGS ,Si, awe S GG1p5
Of the We eheerfly recommend said PAINT ST.
~ lsgnsdo HUGHES, VALET 4 THOMAS.
'.P. WHITNEY 4 g, ,D 'rA ,'1'
Neworleans, February H. 1852.
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN N. B. ROBBINS OF THE
SHIP LEODES,
have the BRTpGEwA1ER PAINT used tho decks Of
and Sea vssss and hayg also and seen tested
a'ST tfS,ecsU aa Psr oepa as hs very RI
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Burial MuRpEa-A dispatch from Pottsville, Pa,
dated the 11th says Last night, man named James
Cavanaugh, living Mnersvie, tried to kill his wife
by stabbng her Failing in this the wretch seized his
child threw it the fire and burnt it to death
Cavanaugh was arrested, and is now In jail
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE THE DAILY CRESCENT,
Saturday Morning, February 81 1852. I
CLEARED YESTERDAY
up tichnond Dudley Boston G w Hynson
snip Rebecca, Sawyer, NewYork, VIM Creeyy
snip fsneraide McMantts Liverpool, Gitney & Lowell
or snip ooronea iafkln, Liverpool, Geo Posethwaie
Br ship Orleans, Steel, Liz erpoo, ] Wilson 200
Ship Leondas, Jordan, HavFe, Jenkins ,Ero
Bark Souherner Hooper, Baltimore Mas Il Iourk
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Srnt !, I Rogers, Ashhy, Brazos st Jaso, o Wckham
Schr Randall MARSHALL Mtllgan Pensacola, John Hurldy
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I ANlES w. BOAZMAN, No. Is Perdido street,
- will pay strict attention the PURCHASE AND SALE OF
NEGROES; SLAVES OF ALL KINDS CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
AND CASH PAID FOR YOUNG NEGROES,
REFERENCES.
Wright Williams & Co., Moon, Titus Williams Phillips CO.,
NJ Greenwood Nelson Digs fe90 Sm&
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ST. JOHN STREETS, NEW ORLEANS
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