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TMPORTANT NOTICE.
cIIAS H. WYNSE, BOOK AND JOB PRlNTE
.lnnrs heLuln Erchnnl< Hank.

'n"' :" T.ro doors 6aou Exchange Bank,
Ii rss and best Power the U States
thereby enabling hum TO execute WORK as b n
lie prepared every description Of work whichm may e0m""
Printers material, Of every kind sae at Philadelphia pIiee.
For very liberal share OF patronage bestowed ne
VIRGINIA-AI rule. held in Clerks once o. The C.eu,
of Gloucester county, on Monday the "a ''s ''
~ r,..,,, p Plaintiff:
assns; n, Defendant.
In deb, upon attachment returned executed d. sum
Ss ved s OF t@ and s 10 cents. with from the
I'm day Of May 1852 by bond ana ND Il a soIon vi Of The
n nm By HI. attorney ordered the said do a
here within one mon, aeL due and thar copy
week for four M s " Tess ssmouS nd
s D Enqu'5 e oS 9s%sst doSs s oue
% he next County Court 16iiS CARY
ITRGINIA-At hold in the Clerks Office oi ae n
Courtof Gloucester county on Moaday' ''e ~ o" y
Jan,,sc scllnan Son, runs
asai-; ,u Defendant
asshms Ss s.,nisn s1siusd The sum
@ ad esh a dollars ss and G S'ny ay s sy"
no. wrins and it appearing BY affidavit that The deennI dan
Of this State Gom OF ao 1s apnsar here w
On. on asr due publication ard do what
r. s weeks !" Se Richmond
pned The Of Richmond an4 poseS az az M o mex. County
e,us 0'''' Vsfy Copy T T..:e, s'N " john CO.
Is CHANCERY-In Richmond Iuss'nss Court July ''''
Roer Edmond and Davenport r partners I" p,s
the firm and style OF Edmond s Davenport
Thomas and Richard Crouch partners trading uade1
style Thomas Richard Crouch anu psGendans
Tins Jay camo the plaintiffs by counsel and hea h Io
FOR M oss ,s on s rs @ @ aRHsa January s
in IIcneo County from Thomas Crouch ana kcna nJ
by duly and 'ed ha, the said Charles Ss M
a is OF this Commonweah II Is oocIea y! h w..
necessary protect his interests III this SUIT anu
ordered copy Of this order be published IN n
once week wces and copy thereof De o 60
al ;tc front the City Hail. the rst day c the uoHt term
Of the Court. c"iy-Tese: ,,,.c .,nw.pn c,o,t
NOTIC E-The Co.ParIncrship heretofore existing ude 'h
nam. and style shelton this day dissolved ,!
mutual consent The Of the firm WI" be ued 0! oo'" are
Persons claims against The firm VIII present them for pay
nen, nnd those indebted will please come "r%SI anG
I,r ., ,e.3 JAS B. SHELTON.
undersigned will continue the grocery ana hsp
will good s,sonmen, Of family and soeis he pa
friends the d anS m hi
srs ..s, Opposite Fredericksburg Depot.
WM. w. CRUMP, ATTORNEY At tn IA Avn W. n
las resumed The practice OF his profession ahn VIII, % "
Courts OF The city OF Richmond anu .e nd Rroad seets
July 2S-e2aw2w
Il ETTL = y ELLIS SUPERIOR BALTIMoKt
GROUND PLASTER warranted 10 eSn,an sovs W M ael.bs,
Plaster Farmers wanting supply ior mixing WIN gua Guy
seeding will pease send in their odersatonee
'ssss.s:s sass. .as made equal TO cash pEAsE
4 AND DWARRANTS.-Land Warrants purcb&"
subscriber ths highest market prcso SF
July ls-e~7m Columbia, y
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,TR - w PECRANI,

CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND SECOND STREETS
NEI her family young ladies' wishing 10
w in Rchmord the LIST OF October until the let OF July
Her is equally the schools OF Mrs Mead ana
~ IT, 90 ~11'' - 4-ctf
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DAVID FUNSTEN,

A X
Courts Alexandria, Fairfax and Fauuuier
w Counties lie will also attend 10 the prosecution OF Claims
the Government. Office King
Asph in the building occupied by Manassas Rail
Rsat Company
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MARRIED.
.-<N--
DIED.

on Monday evening the 9h inst, by Rev Geo,,
woodbridge Mr. WILLIAM T BLAIR 10 Mis-, JASER s1gfy
OF Niehoas Mills, Esq all of rhis city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-13

EXTRAORDINARY PRICE FOR TOBACCO--Wo
suited not long since that hogsead Of uoacco had been
4od ut Lynchburs Va, for $3.50 per 100 lb, THE We
supposed, was the utnotum for weed in this copr
Al least But II has reached shade higher The Lynch
m ,ag Express states that on Friday last II, sold bv
Nr. Grorge Steptoe for one hundred aua nm d,r, I
t~entycf5s cents per hundred purchased by u...r
b1ckner Jones of that place. 1t grown in the south
M sue .. BEDFORD county oy Mr. TATE, and me PICK
his crop-tie remainder bringn' SIG per hundred
oT johns, Aua. 10 The Mississippi arrived te;s
Saturday 1t is believed that the fishing difficulty will soon
be amicably adjusted.
BaLils!OkE, Auo. ll.-oaes to-day Of 600 bbls four
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JOHN M LATHAM,
AT TORNE AT La W,

WASHINGTON CITY d. C.
RACTlCES he several Courts OF the District Columbia
Any pertnen! his profession which be
,I his will meet with prompt attention. lIersfers
Messrs. SELDgS, WITIlERs d Co.,
Gen. JHo. VI. McCALLA, Washington d. C.
IAMss J. MILLER, Esq.,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-13

VIRGINIA STATE TEMPERANCE CO\yENTIoy.
This body, which assembled Saunon on the 4rh inst
sas addressed by the Rev Mr.. Andrews of
Hr Tyng Of Jefferson; Messrs Sturdivant and Evans of
lc'mond and Smith Of Lexington II was rpsolyrd with
great unanml'y TO ask for special legislation in rita
ION 10 the sale OF ardent sprs and repeal icers.
aw, subject 10 te decision Of The people, The Con,eniio
> 10 re-assemble In augmet 1853
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-13

his 'h''A' .co1 ~o1SSe-ThIs veteran and eloquent
Ro of the c:h 10 large a.s.mboes nS ,hs n.n anu
ess,v ,a,sfactor,e Hickory" on Saturday night.
niss Of Portsmov thoctok Arg.u.
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no, ,yeek we naid short vsi, 10 Washington The De-
mocracy there are in highest sprs confident OF victory
in November.
While absent made flying trip to tho tanqUer
Spnge The journey ihhcr Is now most rapid ana agree
sb,e one Leaving Richmond P. NJ the traveller may
,.sn comfortaby on the Potomac boat until eeVen ne'
morning, and taking the muiboat :" "aS'iius'oh'
ox,ndo 70 brcakfast Ther.o ne Is carried come io'Y
~ ILL.,, ovor ,be Or,nu. and Alexandria Rnll hoaa, anu
=. ,,o,o.,on pr,.n now completed four me5-ano al
,,r,s over good roud and in excellent coacnes t"e'e
riIo, n ,be springs The Orange and Alexandra aa no
one of The finest and best constructed roaas III '
trv The rails ure very heavy and sold the cars
uso,ohlo and tie conveyance smooth and rapid Inc
work does credit the company-forh heavy exea'a"o
commandments and some sharp curves were huoe
- cs Of the country That the road has already worked
like charm is made manifest by the improvement" III
tho e in the value Of lands The erection ofneat cottages
and arm-houses along the road, 'e Impulse s'on
,,d,s &c For wen,y.eigh miles, 10 the Junction 'es'
.onnecon stem for the Orange and for the Manasea
G. pu Roods On tho la'to- -" Aid cot aa :. ~ p"
uSn beautiful country, and with the other' WIN .e e
essentially to develop the resources OF that section "
State
A, the Sprpgs we found gay md charming c'i"y m
from which we with difficulty, tore ourselves IN
apot has more elements Of real enjoy ment than ia y,
know It's band always good is unsurpassen boand 10
isociabe" spirit Whlcn Hlahes cfCiy
cheerful The animated dance bright eyese ycocthese &c
hoh from the Band and from sweetes, d coped no Of
a,c some of the attractions which r. renere1he more
IN civ cannot fall cnjo ywh fe spa.le pleasure oN
kesn by the brcfncss and rapidity- sa
--~'''Scot, en- no moro carry ha
guupuRxY MARsHAtL says the lowcH II Heaven IN
Than he Gun corhis lips r~sdent Fillmore ne ne
;,h ,,s sentiment fres, China Thehve Of The Az. biy
-. ,,,,;,rcd him NipVe eaera''uH1g @t
minis,ra,ion for scoSl TKiuMPHANr 90,
n1qhe democratic 'andidal, for Goysr,. 10
-,,.s thousand majority, the LEGISLATURE Is Ho Ino
or, has a, leo the State .u"- o.rs... emf
TaE ,3G;,ps GApss 9h ri. So
a,o LAT,'J June ga hase. Gs ourasns nnncal h
/ BosTo w -. ooony was al the
Caps m mconrinued to rage Mount Box has been
Tim missionary snto,s and seven Of The res ,'
az riled and numbers detachment of the m,,rv ~
nar,v Of Kairs cen, and afterwards cnt ,bs po
no and woundng d carried off large quantity of bel
Of the woundeq, has made no movement and on,
H..nnuni;ion. zen. "a ma
his in'eh''0A -ESQ.-This veteran and eloouenr !
,ouT G. SCOf Democracy. made ma,tsr ana fo,
of the c:h 10 large assembloes oG ,he ,ao con
chanp .s,isacorae Hickory" on Saturday night rer
nie of Portsmou lho-felG Arg.1. u fe
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NOR SALE PRIVATELY, on accommodating Terms
y OF land called Locust Green situated the Main
rsI from Hanover lower Hanover the
Cy Richmond Gsant from he city A. from the Old Church
pc Ofi:s and from Hanover Court House miles This
cras hundred and hty good
A any Toopoomy Creek and is for very desirable
EZEKIEL 6 TAILEY,
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T.ro doors beion Exchange Bank,
HAS lust added his already extensive iacies one OF e a
Ia res and Presses manufacturer Ia e Sa.es
thereby INN execute work as neay An'
y;on as good terms establishment IN the south
lie prepared every dec!ptio OF work whcha commune
his aitent.OH. ,,;...
Pne material. every kind sle al Phiadepha price,
very liberal share OF atronaee bestowed ne os
T,I.. isr
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AlArlNG been repeatedly solicited
agricultural have do provided
planters James
vii raer n,o contract for specific Gppy annually The auait,
snail hs GOOD iunish loo 2G0G0U bushe
3EGVaiy CcIImuGca.!cEs aGGlcssed Balcony Falls
Ro;kt.Idge county, will nave prompt Attention.
CIiAS II. LOcHER,
Jp~s NpnrIin rerna
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minislralion iof ocoSl TKiUMPHANc.
ml7he democratic ,andda,. for Govern.
Cen. Sterling thousand majority the legislature is
'Sa. GU. ~, :, ,ss The State ofrsrS.
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sNlIE Trustees Tie Upper Appomtox Navigation Comp
declares! dividend OF ten dollars per share the
Seek yayahIc and the lst August 1852 the Office of
Coal. aay Petersburg. ROBr. +. LESTER, Agen
Aplpfn4I0x county. Va Aug. 6-c9t fWhIg copy
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but Cen Scott did not merely sin by lis refusal 10 an
-wer-he sinned to much deeper extent by the direct
enahce wch ms silence and acquiescence gave those
Who arrayed themselves in hostility to the comprnmI.s
policy fcoxctrpEp on ,rcn>n ,,arI
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--------Nss scott en- no moro carry
HunpuaxY MARsHAtL says the powcH II Heaven
ua.,,crv Than he Gun corhls lips nvsdent Fillmore
Win ,,,s sentiment fres' Ch"u. TheLvo Of The Az.
,".,;,,,d him Mipoe excrutuHag
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-11
Proclamation
BY JOSEPH WALKER GOVERNOR OF TUE STATE
nIaI

EXECUTIVE OFFICE BATON RoUeE, August q, 1857,
WHEREAS Convention lately assembled ut the Slad
the town Rouge the of changing tho Con.
louisiana has ordained Ihat Immediately after
Convention the Governor shall issue his rocla
nation directing of this State authorized by awte
the General Assembly, open and hodn
poll every parish the places designated by law
FIRST TUESDAY NOVEMBER next for the purpose oil taking
good people this State in regard to the adopsn
Constitution; it shall be the duty Of SAID Oh
al persons entitled to vote under the old Conste
C0nauon Each voter shall express his 'n1H
depog separate boz 10 be kept for that purpose ticket
wlereon lhal CONSTITUTION ACCEPTED OF
THE CONSTITUTION REJECTED such word as
oy convey intention of the the conclusion of sHid
election which a be conducted every the general State
conductod preside
ha carefully and each ballot deposited aud
thereof the Secretary State
conformity The provisions the existing law upon the subject
eectons."
therefore, have thought to issue this Proclamation
notifying qualified the State of the ordinance the Con-
yenion furthermore commanding all Sbef Commits
Elections all other ocers therein concerned onote
people the acceptance tho Con-
tuion upon aforesaid FIRST TUESDAY OF NOVEMBER next,
proceedings conducted and returns thereof be made
conformity the existing subject
of elections. By the Governor, JoSEfH WALKER
Cu.pLrs @ AyAEaE, Sec, of State. au9 2pte
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Louisiana Interior,

WHARF.-THE Thibodaux Minerva says: Sowing to the
extreme dryness of the season. the wells in the surround
ing country have nearly all gone dry and many persons
living from five to six miles from the Lafourche are com
PEELED hnwl their drinking water that distance. Should
not be favored with rain serious hindrance will
arise to sugar making Our wamps may be traversed
dry shoda circumstance that has not happened before
within the memory of man.
SuoAn MAKINe.-Sugar making has commenced on the
plantation of Mr Egana near Thibodeaux. Mr. E'scrop
is very large one
THE WEArHER.-Tle Mnden Herald says: '.The weather
here is now upon the whole being favorable to both
crops and health. We understand, however that the
heavy short time ago injured the cotton crop
We observe that Messrs. Hunt and Hays arrived al
Natchoches the LIST inst and to address the c
Gems of that place the 3D.
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The .YeaU Books,
j. G. MORO MS,

NEctiVEp ny HARNnEN's EXPRESS AT
j. G. MORGAN'S
EXCHANGE PLACE, ADJOINING THE PosToFFIcE.
PHILOSOPHERS AcTREssEsBy Arsene ousssye author
of Men and Women of the Eighteenth Century,
| THE NAPOLEON DYNAsTY-By the Borkley Man.
| AMERICAN LITERATURE AND MANNERs-By Prof, Chases
VOICES OF NATURE-By Rev. Henry 7. Cheeyer.
LIFE AT THE souTH-By W. L. C. Smith.
THE LIVES OF WINFIELD SCOTT AND ANDREW JACKSON
By J. r. Headley.
| LIFE OF FRANKLIN PIERCE-By n Hawthorne.
| THE PERSONAL ADVENTURES OF OUR OWN CORRESPOND
ENT IN ITALY-By Michael Burke Honau
DANIEL WEBSTER AND HIS CONTENDER BIES-By Charlea
March.
OUTLINES OF MORAL sCENCE-By Archibald Alexander D D.
| A JOURNAL OF A SUMMER ToUR-By Miss sewen.
| STORIES FROM BLAcKWooD's MAGAZINE.
| RUNNERS GREEK GRAMMAR.
| CHAMPIINs GREEK GRAMMAR.
| spIERs AND sURRENNEs FRENCH PRoNouNCING Die
| TIoNARY.
THE INSTITUTES OF ALGEBRA-By Gernrdus pocharty.
| THE PREscRtBERs COMPLETE HAND BOOK
| LOTUS EATING-Fresh supply
| NILE NoTEs-Fresh supply.
NOPELS,..
| ARCHIBALD CAMERON: or, Hearts Tras.
| VIRGINIA AND MAGDALN or, The Foster Sisters.
THE SCHOOL FOR FATIlERs-By I. Gwynne.
ANNA HAMMER-A Tale OF German Life.
THE C0QUETTE-By the author of I" Misarrimus,'
| PEREGaISE PICKLE-By Smole New edition.
CAPTAIN HAWKE-By the author Of Tom King" etc.
| Ma G. .4ZINES and Serials.
| HARPER's MAGAZINE FOR OCTOBER.
KNlCK ERBoCKER MAGAZINE FOR OCTOBER.
BLACKWOODS MAGAZINE FOR SEPTEMBER.
| LONDON ART JOURNAL FOR SEPTEMBER.
MOI BLEAK HOUSE.
No. 81 FIELD BOOK OF THE REVOLUTION.
]. C. MORGAN Bookseller Stationer,
| Exchange Placend he
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-11

GIQUEL s. MISON,
NO. Is CHARITIES STREET,
Have the honor to inform their friends and custOmes that
Monday, September 49, they will rendy oG sale
splendid assortment Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
just by ship, Eagle Lemuel Dyer,
RICH PRINTED CALICoES;
RICH PRINTED BAYADERE ROBES;
RICH PRINTED DE LAME ROBES;
RICH DE LAME, SMALL FIGURES;
PLAID yALENTIAs AND CASHAIERES
PLAID TARTANS;
PRINTED CAsIIMEREs AND PLAIN DE LAME;
PRINTED LASTING FOR CURTAINS;
SILK AND WORSTED DAMASkS FOR CURTAINS
GRENADINES, FouLARDS AND CtiALLY
RICH DAMAsK AND PoMPADouR SILKS
PLAIN AND CHANGEABLE SILKS;
PLAID AND STRIPED SILKS;
FIGURED BLACK AND PLAIN SILKS
CoLORED MERINoES AND BLACK BoABAzTNEi
EMB'D AND PLAIN LINEN CAMBRIA HDKFs.
PARAsoLs-A RICH ASSORTMENT;
COLD CASHMERE AND SILK SHAWIS;
FANCY AND BLACK CASsIMERESi
CoLORED SILK CRAVATs;
VALENCIENNES EDGING AND INSERTING;
FANCY WOODEN SOCKS AND HOSE
BED AND NEGRO BLANKETS;
MADAPoLAM AND FURNITURE CFI1NTz;>
BLACK BoMBAZET, BoMBAZINE AND ALPACAS;
LIMO AND LINEN CAhIBRtCs
MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
| A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
DOM ESTIC GOODS,
Suitable for Family and Plantation
| sepll aptf GfQUEL & JAMESON, Is Chares street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-11

TO THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF THE PARISH OF ORLEANS
CONCERNING THE ADOPTION Or REJECTION
OF THE NEW CoSSTrTU TIoN.
s BY virtue Il PROCLAMATION issued by tIis EIeency
Joseph Walker Louisiana the qualified
parh hereby notified that the Election
held TUESDAY Of November Electors Tor President
Box will be provided
receive for W TarpV Of taxing tile Of tic good
people Of this State regard the adoption rejection OF the Cona
non Of 1852! Each voter shall ha opinion y dePofnr
separate Box whereon shall BY riten THE CONSl
TUITION ADOPTED THE CONSTITUTION REJECTED or
such convey the intention the
Sheriff. ohcs parish Of Orleans, October 7, 1852.
N. BA third Boz will be provided at each poll the reception
| CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
2pte JAMES P. FRERET, Sheriff.
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aAriS F'EleCfiOG.

~ En- veru COLLECTION moi airess6 par Son
Joseph Walker, de Etat de la Louisiana lea
qualities passe dO6ans son prsaen notht
MARD de Sovembre proclaim
1854 pour ELECTEURS POUR PRESIDENT YICEPRESIDENr
fEs ETATS-uSiS.
lie jour us dais neu heures du nAtn
dap6s midi endroH desgne
Commaes ct crfFe seont sonues IL
Aldermen Ia vile Ia Nouvele Orleans par JHr
Police pour parie de la siaa rive roe dn heav
Mississippi
les par duplicate evront ta
au sous.ign6, couformement a Ia loi.
Bureau SlGf de la psr0e dOrI6nns d'oeore, 1852.
pcta epte JAMES p FRERET, Sheriff
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-11
,7Oiise of Election.

s- By virtue of ELECTION directed By Hta
1ceency Joseph Walker Of the State of louisiana tbs
qualified parish Orleans hereby notified that au
TUESDAY, the Cd Of November next 1882 foi
ELECTORS FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES
polls opened the day above mentioned from the hot
morning until H O'Clock in the evening, at tho
precincts established the superundones of Commits
appointed by the Board of Aldermen OF tile city
the Police Jury for TINT pnrt the parish on the
right the Mississippi River the election to be conducted and
duplicate undersigned according to law.
SherH's office, parish Of Orleans October 7, 1852.
JAMES 7. FREREI Sheriff
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-11

We do not find much of interest in the Panama papers
CHEAP PASSAGE TO CALIFoRNIA.-The Panama Herald q
the 21st ut says The price Of fare from Panama to sa
Francisco again reduced yesterday to twFtpfse dol
lars steerage passage both the old and new line o.
steamers Who wouldn't go to California at those rates
Now's your time you that want to go.
FARarsa-The Herald states that the farming enter
prises in the vicinity of Panama prosperg and viii
prove profitable.
The ROADS between Panama and Cruces are said to BIT
in a horrible condition
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-11
MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER II, 1852

Scorr RANGERS Rally RALLri RALLf " Tine
Rangers will assemble at their hail. over the Pearl on 81
Charles street every Thursday night.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-11
.gurK2eseseseesss dc Esosss ege ia !, isie

BUREAU DU TREsORIER,
VILE Ok ia NILE OALEASs, 10 Aoit, is52.
ES Avis es par Ia pr"sene dome dtenteu
lie Panctenne yiie dcs xSunpa ex-yte lafayette
lie Trasor est mantenant p6t payer obligations ls
quaucun aloud 6cfus dattr u
IL. H.GAF rrsgut.t.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-11
To tie EEoEdes's of city GsbJtgasto.,s

TREASURER'S OFFICE,
Cry OF NEW oRIEANs, Aug. ls, 1859
IF Notice hereby given the hUiers
Of the old city, the late Municipalities q city
yette TIM. the Treasury prepared pay obg
on and that interest viii be allowed obligations
NJ the 25th instant
NJ, H..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-11

RETURNED. Commodore Sloat has just returned from
tour Of duty California He sent to that
try with corps Of officers to examine sight for Ma
val Depot the coast and is preparing his report upon
the subject.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-11

TRoup AccEprs-Under this head, the Mobile Tribune
of Saturday sayt dispatch received from Mont
gomery yesterday which 1t is said that Trdup accepts
the Southern Rights nomination for the Presidency The
dispatch stated 1--WE have seen it, says that Gov
Troup accepts because considers important that the
Southern Rights party should continue organized and
not because he doubts the soundness of Gen Pierce.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-11

SAILING OF THE PAcIFlc.-The Collins steamer Pacific,
sailed from New York on I'd inst She took 100 pas
sengers and S4SO 600 in specie Among her passengers
the Hon Humphrey Marshall Minister to China, and
schaus Es bearer of dispatches to the Court of St.
| Ta.,a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-11

FROM CENTRAL AMERIcA.-ofical advces from Nicara-
qua state that the Government have rejected the adjust
ment project of Mr. Webster and the British Minister Mr.
Champion and entered their protest against any foreign
interference whatsoever the affairs Central America
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-11

SAILING OF THE Cry OF GLAsoow,-The steamship City
of Glasgow sailed from Philadelphia the I'd inst with
torty-sx passengers and $4,000 in American gold She
had also large amount of freight.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-11

{" THAT JEW BENJAMIN. respectable dem
ocratic gentleman, who is Jew, and who glories
in his political and religious faith--the faith Of
Gods earliest chosen people--informs us that,
on Friday night, in reply to a question, Thomas
Green Davidson, democratic State Eleetor for
the Third District, replied $50 down to Tivoli
Circle and ask that Jew Benjamin"
Of the propriety of such language, the public
can best judge, We had thought that in this
country every faith was respected and every
conviction honored with liberation of word and
act.
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NoucE PROPERTY HoLpERs,-Cnder this caption
will be found, in advertising columns an
meat that Mr. j. o, Person will attend to the rent
ing of stores aud dwelling houses, the collection of
rents the buying and selling of real and stocks
etc. Residents and non-residents could find
faithful competent energetic and reliable agent Mr. P
has long stood in community honorable and Gu
pable gentleman and is than deserving of all the
patronage he may receive.
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| NIs~ For GovERNOR.--We are authorized to
Colonel RICHARD q
| this State under the Constitution. 2pte
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RUraass,s in ETall1tess.

BN1gNf1lS tss EtNllNesS,
t9r Just opened superior stock consisting of
DIAIET WHITE AND RED FLANNELS;
ALL WOOL WHITE AND RED FLANNELS;
FANCY CoIOKED FLANNELS;
RED AND WHITE TWILLED FLANNELS;
ANGOLA AND SUPERIOR GAUZE FLANSELS
BROWN AND BLEACliED COTTON FLANNELS.
guaranteed cheap they be purchased NewYok
octa If SIMPSON, 50 Canal street.