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4, EIGER HOUSE. on Lasal!c st, near tn,
VI Methodist Church.
aiinsion House, Ouawa Illinois, by Waugh &
Cressingtr. successors to X. Ihornr. Passen'
gers carried to nndirnm the packets tree oi charge
Stages from all directions arrive and depart daily
Max 10.
Fox River House, lev l.. DEthyo on the canal
urar the nIiaiuct. Canal packets stop regularly
nj this hOGs".
American House, ncnrthe confluence ofthe H.
lIuois and Fox Rivers, nd near the bridge
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OSBORN q VAN VisANkEN.
at the sign of
The Cigar Saloon,

HAVING fitted up rooms ior this express pur-
j pose, beg leave 10 announce to the inhabitants
o La Sale county that they have opened an eating
room for the benefit ot MI who may give them call.
They keep on hand TSTERSinth the shell and
in cans of the best quality and served up nj mo-
mcnts notice And they are ready to furnish meals
at any hour for the accommodation OF Farmers and
others. They solicit the patronage OF tho public
and will give satisfaction tL ALL uC2S
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"Sre there - exclaimed a returned Irish soldier
to A gaping crowd, rs he exhibited with son'a
nril. hi. tall hat with bullet holn in Il. "Look
at that hale, will youi You scs that Il u hs
bscn a low crowned hat, should have been XIII
lc. outt,uht -
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nisrcllanro cons.

G.Burr, Ageat for Protection Insurance Compa-
M. Hruori--opposi,c III. Mansion House.
Incob G.Sionc, Mddie, Harness, and Trsnk
mmufdctHrCr and Carriage Trimmer corner oi
Canal aud Columbusstree Ottawa. mare
Ios. ii. Wagner. Justice Of the Peace, office IN
the northeast cotne oi the cOurihouseup stairs,
Ottaioa, H. dee 40
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u )bnsitians s. Gurocons.

II A. HILL, VI. d.. Tenders his protest. on
II. al srryicrs to the citizens OF Ottawa and vi
cl1lv. Residence on Madison siTert, near the
SIDE Cut, Office over Blrgers store, near the
Past Office. Dec 81, 1851.
nRS. THOMPSON & CHURCHILL having
i } associated themselves together in the practice
Ut Physlc and Surgery, respectfully tender their
professional services To the citizens o Ottawa and
vicinity. Otlice-one formerly occupied by y. d.
Thomp'on. ID ID THOMPSON, VI ID,
sept : : CHuR,WrL, VI ID
WIN. W. Cavnriy, PhySIrian \ SurgeOn-Ot-
tnpf, M,-Ollicc III the drug Store-olrrshs pro-
h@sIona services TO the citizens of this vicinity,
nnt hopes by attention to business, to merit
ashlrr ptpuhlic pittolage $50 II
u. w. Hopkins, fhsacida and Snrgcon-- o.
tIoI, III. oilers his prJ,.slona services to the c-
uErns OF Ottawa, and vicinity Office over the
store OF II. w CheeveS, neXtto Walker 4 HEX
lu. residence on the norh side of the new public
square, wkc'c he may be found at all times except
when absent on professional buiness. mug Gas
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Among the many striking things said by Kc''
su,h in hi. late speeches was the following Re
lgcn /. necessity to every honest and thinking
man.
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Gtorauc s. forwaroino.

y. T.. Charruaud, Storage y Commission NoT-
chIHt-Warehouse eastsIde the bridge Main
canll, Ottawa, III. nov %
T.. Hills, Storage, F,rparding and Commission
.HrrchIi, ds1ler ~ all kinds 0t produce, True 5
Warehouse. No. ,, Side -cui, Ottawa Illinois
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-01-24
H. Boot & Shoe Shop.
WM H. FASH

WOULD inform the public tha, h. has lately
opened shop on Madison street, in the building
formerly occupied 10y Buchanan & ElcheIberg"r,
aud lately by Bailey Il Eichetcrgcr, as tailor
shop where he Is prepared to manufacture 10 or
der all kinds Of wok III the above hue, in the best
possible manner
lie will also keep on hand good assortment Of
BOOYS iND SHOES,
which he will sell AT lhe very lowest prices Mend
ing done nt short notice and m the nentcst manner.
CnU md srri lnnnnrY 10 lNi2-lY
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Postage 10 Enc


A Washington Cd u Of the Nsv ys,k
Tribune furnishes owing insosnatiss.
touchins nO.tsl arran between the Unit.
ed States and Great q md the B,i,i.h Pro-
vInces Of America. - Of interest," to
many of our rsaders,;
am requested 10 q The bcrsl5 e ~.
merous porsons, postin61 ~ AMI Others, b al
parts OF The country, who are constantly msklnx
inquiries upon the subject, that the mail arrange,
nents for letters, between this country and all
parts of Great Britain and all parts sf The British
Province 1t Nath America. including 0anaia.
New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, DC, pre as entirely
unrestricted US though they were all under one
government a letter mailed anywhere IN the
United States goes to any post oftce In Great
Britain or the North American Colonies, and r,cs
Versa, according to direction, without any condi-
,lons whatsoever. IL may be prepaid or il may
not, At the option Of the person sending il, Aud
the rate Of POSTAGE Is the same, whether il j. pre-
paid or not. That rate II "a cents to any post
utfce in Great Britain, and 10 ernt- to any poe,
Office IN the Provinces, be the distance mote or
less
In relation to newspapers. the regulation is
this. All papers coming from or going "a Great
| Britain pay cents postage Of which . cents
must be pre- paid Mt the Office from which the
paper is sent, whether on one side or tie other,
and cents must be collected n, every oil, e
where the paper is delivered. No newspaper
can be wholly prepaid, And IN regard to news
papers sent To or from the Briti,h Provinces.
the fa'ne rule holds good only that on the llnt
where they pass from pue Government to the
other, according to our regular established ,ates
OF internal newspaper postage Thus, IN "a coun-
ty bordering on the British Possessions. no pre.
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Nothing was So much dreaded in our schoo /
boy DAYS Ms to be punished by sitting between
two girls. All the force of education. In nfter
wears we learned to submit to such things with.
out a tear-Ah hHik.
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House tO Lett
\ convenient tenement ,q let, and lmmcdnrc
~ possession gwen Inquire oi q. Burr,
November -
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Millinerv! !!
Horse ShOcing

noNE a!I Barnards shop, superntended by
IL JouN IloorrH
No t1o Prices a this shop. Horses shod new
m the best manner, Mt 81 81. Wagon making con.
tinucd at the same place. M usual Old friends aud
customers, aud new, are invited to call and leave
their orders dec7 Y. BARNARD.
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A Washington &c
Tribune furnishes d
touchin; nostsl arran1
ed States and Great Z
vinces Of America. Il
many of our readers;3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12

In addition to their sarOi fire and urbanity, one
is also reminded OF the old Greeks by the Rus
sian arcbt ecture, even in the case Of the peasants
houses with their tasteful plared halls, their col
onades and embellishments, the Russian team OF
three horses abreast their dances and choral song
with choral leaders, like the ancient Bacchants,
above all, their love for elegance, their wit, and
their tendency to trade, and even in matters Of
state in which the tendency is to make the interest
of the whole, and of the state outweigh all private
interests, we are reminded Of Sparta and OF Platos
ideal political mechanism.
What Russia can effect in the matter OF ming
ling races, and that in this respect Amenca can
alone be compared with her, is shewn by what has,
taken place within few years on the Black sea-
and especially upon its southern shores. Eight
years ago Russia had not foot of land there it is
hardly sixty years since the foundations were lad
of her ports upon her southern seas, aud yet al
ready the population, of Odessa, for instance, Is
composed of emigrants, real settlers,-not stran'
gers stopping for a moment-from the Alps, the
Pyranees and Ararat, from Sweden, Malta, Egypt,
from the Grecan Archipelago and the Spanish
Balearic Isles French, Germans, and Italians, peo-
pie of all religions and sects, Great Russians
and Little Russians, Serbs, Bulgarians, Jews
and Armenians and labor is organized in that
port in a truly national manner Sclavonians and
Damatians, for instance, work at the docks.
Gipseys are the smiths, Jews the bankers, brokers
and factors, Germans, French and Italians the
wholesale merchants.
An idea may be obtained Of the grandeur Of the
internal colonization from the fact of the exist
encc of spots where lourishing German colonies
reaching in some instances to populations of
1906 souls, dwell together-coonies, which re-
tain their German customs mingled with Russian
peculiarites and organization.
Add to all this that there are many among the
high nobility who have possessions as large as
German Principally, possessions full of vast ag-
rcultural establishments such, for instance, as
those for the breeding of horses, some of which
produce an annual income of 100000; and,
moreover, that peasants are not accounted rich,
even when they can call hundred horses, q hum
bred cows and thousand sheep their own.
Finally, let us add that the Great Russian, the
kernel of this race, has by nature and from the
commencement of his history, his eyes used only
to great dimensions, that he has a sphere for ac
ton extending from the center of Europe to
Kiachta which he can consider as his native land
and SOIL and that he traverses it with all the de-
light of the nomad and so much is certain, that
the Russian has a gigantic, well-cOnnected ter
ritory, and that he is the man to draw forth
the still hidden treasures from the soil.
Thus much now by way of general abstract In
future letters we will examine the Absoutism
which rules this monstrous empire, and its sig
nfcance to Western Europe BRUNO BAUER.
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H Tie Rerolrer, a Mississino

EF The RerOlrer, a Mississippi paper.
fires sharp shot at tobacco The editor. who !, -
amusing fellow, speaks thus:
we remember vively and well, In our years Of Al,
and shame, when We d, fled our noun witb me -, ~
hhy, disgusting and deadly narcotic we we're DIV a. 3g,
brady would not begin to extiDRusb II ,oo n7,e
smSiher or some other equally pcten, dram OF sn,i
eeubTe 10 queI ca Tire tobacco drou,h I, was c,s..
drink Drink and chew, alternately throushthe day an5
morbid thirst aud drinking ipsi,ed ~ css ~,
thoIous bly, satisfied are that tobacco c5n,nr,,,i
ltass On 10 rum consumphcn that were we
NWsiver, end resolved % bring about total abssns,s
rem every article the use Of which co1d be abused :,
the ipjpIyor destruction ofihe user we guid 49, ~
protithpg tie euiivs,' q tobacco"
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society NJ the Capital.
eacs Of The \. Y. Tnbnus.
W . IL


WASHINGTON, Saturday, July 10, ls52.
The session draws to close-the ex-.
citement caused by the Presidential nomination,
ls nearly over, the heat becomes intense, and for
all these reasons taken together, Washington il
nearly abandoned by all The beauty and E.sbio.
tha' crowd 1t 50 intensely during the Congress
sonai season. The hotels, and evening parties,
'he receptions az tina White House, ani finally
even renn''Nama Avenue are Comparatively De-
serted One OF the greatest attractions for
quiet observer Is thus gone. 1t was an amusing
tuimsii That was kept up by these selfstyled
lashonab!es. Sucha it was, il was a gathering
la different from all Others, which in the proni.
.ent el'es Of the Cnon, as, fore1ample in Boston,
view OK, Philadelphia, and even in Baltimore,
'oHA we 10 acqaire the character and the position
u 'he UPPER thous Ands, raised above Others ona,
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Departures II the Collins and CuAArd Steamer
FROM LYYERpOOL
.-..-
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


+, CRgscENT Ovyicr,
Saturday Morning, July "a. 1852
We have had no important changes to notice in our
market during the last week. the amount of business and
the rates for leading articles varying but little except in
two instances where temporary have
operated to enhance prices give sudden impulse to
demand. Cotton has found demand almost solely
among parties having orders that required to be filed
without delay and 10 complete Freight engagements and
who have made their purchases with regard to the
exgncy Of the occasion than the pretensons of factors
small lists have consequently gone of at very irregular
prices We have heard Of sales of Good Ordinary at the
extreme rate Of se and of Good ddling, on the
lay at the low figure Of 94e = h Tobacco during the
early part Of the week quiet but subsequently fair
amount of business done Sugar and Moasses have
ered only In moderate lots and the transactions include
ny one important sale Flour and Corn have been very
quiet, the latter being scarce and commanding higher
rates. Bacon has met with good demand, and Sides
slightly improved In price The Freight market has
also exhibited improving tendency but the number OF
has been small We have received accounts
from Liverpool by two steamers during the week By the
Humboldt to the 9Th Monday and by the America to
the 10th. Wednesday The latter vessel reports an
improving business at Liverpool at the period Of her de-
parure though the sales Of the week had been confined
$4,000 bales This limited business had been caused
in by the excitement attending general cleo
ton which took place during the week The quotations
in the Liverpool market officially reported on the 9TH
instant follows; Fair Orleans, sd Middling
Orleans 5l4 Fair rplands, 81. and Mddling upsnds,
i'.d e IT, The market closing with greater irmuess
The Collins steamer Baltic to have left Liverpool
the 18th instant for NewYork and her
nearly due The Europa to have followed the Baltic
on the nth instant.
The weather has continued hot, but relieved with
siona showers The health of the city Ina. been good
coTToN-The market opened on Saturday with a
moderate demand and the sales Of that and the two fol.
lowing days limited to about 400 bales On We'd
nesday and Thursday together. some 500 bales, and
yesterday 200 bales. taken making the
tire weeks business 2iO0 bales. Prices have been
very irregular but with few exceptions they have
fallen within the range Of quotations, which are
repeated from the previous week The receipts at this
port from the lat of september to date Al 926 bales
against ssipI5 to date last year and at all the
United States ports there Ia increase compared with
last year, of 67s6ll bales, We quote as follows
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for London Vt ass Tar Inaas4o, Thursday one was
taken for Liverpool Of d for Cotton and 3os hid for
Tobacco and yesterday ship taken for London AZ
,5s for Tobacco Ships have been filling up with Cotton,
mostly ut 516d during the greater part of the week
ExCHANGEs-We have but little alteration to notice
the Exchange market The rates have generally been
.teady and the demand for Northern bills good at our
quotations:
,,sr,,n. 109Ak0110h
Srsncs - ..'.. 49, - - '' SIT 2GD6. Pm
JewYork sixty-day Bills. akOl Y Gu alsc
tight Checks on NsvYork. ....,k u ct. disc. f0par
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RElllS sos TIE suyrsRERs BY me MONTREAL FiRE,-
Sensible the Importance Of sending relief speedily
possible the poor sufferers by the great fire at Montreal
Messrs James @ King Walter Jones' George Griswoii
tioodhue Co Richard Bell. II d Ransom, and Charles
Russell d Seviork the 10Th inst united In Advanc
ing FIVE thousand dollars for that purpose In anticipation
Of collections be made among the citizens generally
and that sum Immediately dispatched to Canada
Mr. James Brown immediately headed another subscrir-
ton list for the advance OF 5000 which to have been
Transmitted to Montreal on the 10th.
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TEMPERANCE IN GEORGIA. State Temper
ancs Convention recently held at Newman
passed the following resolutions
Resolped, That the traffic in intoxicating
drinks is an Immortality and public grievance
Resoired, That to suppress the traffic it is not
only wise, but a just exercise of Legislative
power
Resolved, That it is the duty of every lover
Of his country and friend to humanity, to en-
deavor to awaken public interest in this ques-
ton
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HOUSE, Eastern Shore of a
Worlds Safe Company.
VuE ot1aptiop of the public is called to

utility superiority these sas over M others Our sast
ma. rom plates around which
son cas- run chilling III. liquid metal and making impene
casabe resisting the biowsor
s-is 10 the scientific, Mature
p nresr remove, with eas effort than required
Neither the element make m mp'es
non on III, solid fnAse with tFeproot wall.
that these Sales secured with LLt
LOCKS o resy depository for other val
but little the popnu
They all the work OF mecha
often troll n tuta, experience bias demonstrated.
prepared furnish short notice SAT rs and
RANK Of various for banking institutions Msrean,
ndivdunsn Of which will be warranted Drill and Powder
Proof. VIII secured with Lilies Bark Loks. -
sample oths above Safes and Locks togethsr with Day Newe
the Office OF W. w WHTr, ma
q Carp q. [mhk III T. g. PEfTKEs Assat N Gang street
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uzw ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JsyrERsor CRY,
Friday Evening. July 90 1852
Arrived during the past week, 537 Beeves S77 sheep
% Cows and Ala Calves and Yearngs During the last
days there has been fair supply of Western Beeves
With but moderate demand The supply OF hogs amt
Sheep very moderate There Ia fair demand Tor Veal
Cattle and but dull market for Mich Cows
-PkICEs-
BEEF Garlic Zine Westerly eEa-c ne.
. . (Lake and Texss) .....-. 3fD4tsc 2 ID net
Zoo. ,......... Gb7c y Ii net
wmc, Cov. S25G1s50 p head
"a, YRS Ann Ys.aIiras SIS 50fOSS 90 p head
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At the recent fire in Niles, Michigan, there
twenty Ave wentysi1 buildings destroyed in ali
and the total loss Is estimated between $4,000 and
$4,000, which there was very little insurance 1t falls
principally regret To learn upon young men with very
little capital the Of whom have been ruined The
FIRE originated In the cabinet Of Mr. Jacob Mes
senSrr aud caused by the explosion Of reeraekers
which thrown among the shAvings behind his shop
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RAnFicAnos MErrrSC.A large gathering Of the wings
Of Albany n Y, took place the 10th inst, TO ratfy
the nomination Of Scott ami Graham Resolutions were
adopted endorsing the platform and the nominees dreas
enthusiasm prevailed
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,REEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss f:rss

S>REEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss.-fxh
" This tanned and popular Summer retreat generally 8al3
Know Southern the
meat ELIZABETH pRADAT JOHN b. PRADAT
mile distant the village Biloxi will be opened
ont : June for the reception of visitors.
GREEN OAKS well known need extended notice
the popularity the establishment has steadily
The natural commanding the finest
flows
The impress fsvosaby many vsitors
SewOfleans Mobile and the surrounding country
Win the made improvement
The BAR and BILLIARD ROOMS thoroughly
BOATS will be-
vice the visitors, free Of charse-aso CLARET at Dinner
CARRIAGES andH HORSES be AM
In addition BAND Newrieans
4nd II may e expected twice every week.
Visitors stop GREEN OAKS requested
ify the Captains Steamers, will
he Hotel.
TERMS -.
per fiu "
Oh
TT Child,en ami Servants, ha-prss my1 sn
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SLAVES

JAMES WHITE, No. 1853 Gravier street, New
- Orleans will constantly PURCHASE NEGROES; aso
Sell on Commission and all Slaves to him. fell
TNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Will ..
be given by for the delivery of BETsEY dark IA
gfe thirty old. sp-aks Fench and English OK
who left my house Thursday morning She ~
cheeks
formerly a owned By Mr II. Addicks.
je2s Il H A HoEFMEYER, Bourbon street.
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HOTELS AND BOARDING.

DOARDING-A small family, or few single
gentlemen with Board and pleasan, Rooms
applying No. II arcnd street Anew
DAY BOARDERS be accommodated asn lysl Sm
DOARDING-Several Families can obtain
Board Gentlemen applying No. 23l Ba
Grar they will have agreeable home and
ly
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EblLOXI HOUSE, BILOXI, Miss.-The pub EA
respectfully informed that this establishment viii G
the under j. w.
NIXON June Attached the house will be found
BAR ROOM TEN PIN ALLEYS and BATH HOUSES
The TAnLE will always supplied with the decaces Of the Sea
Market. The house surrounded by large
magnificent Oak Mulberry, Hickory Msgnos and Bay Trees
fine we'll giving dense shade
This Hotel offers Inducements
children other account
the la of which about
In.ruI i.,iu he adj tn ani
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IMPORTANT 70 PROPERTY OWNERS
R2sfsyUeaCQte1s Paint,

ron WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS. STEAMBOATS,
shirs noa WopK s eAs roe ALL KINDS
DooA % renn u nnHV .aoyrANn
UNDER WATER
ihe as'sn0 81 s pape pa1ST ,i
- ~ ~ - s,s 81 Ia ,l Co.. rI.t1T MONTH.
.e in the South the ' Of the Paint firmly established and
offered public FIRE AND WEATHER PRO
rEcroh EVER DISCOVERED. -
'hk Il,' OF 1so F. MILLER, OF ArTAkApAs
md nv in every rssgc has ny
be Md soa the sa ssrs
Ihs sp nNp
a as ss at h ,sssd cracked has formed solid metallic
r.~,s.,i. siss.sS ps''''''' JOHN F. MILLER
,anm,r,o .un o., ...----
~ N on srnaM MA1s = ~ aa onAia rhoMAssoN
Having painted the hureaa, AL ~ ~ ILL., - MAJ
serfay recommend for h PEaSo osaa az bvs
al sn s so sss my %1
ZION AGAINST THE EFFECIS q SPARKS AND cINDERs II
months ase (signassdaJ ST. c. THosiAssoN.
'H' LIE Aon l." W 90 - nonn,a oho"N, of
ToWBOAT PoRPolsE.
y e. for ssa f.
md tNDERs CONSTANTLY falling upon il has had NO EFFEcJ
WHATEVER rnr,-,,, q, ANTI
a a ~. o III ~ n CFRTAiS
PROTECTION Against the SPARKS and ClNDERS.
ident recommend PAINT for the purposes
'f'h III s gsns apowr r.,,.;n n ,hoat pornoiss
NswCrlsans December l. 1851
-
CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AaENTe
OE LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
WATER PAINT and ia m.rs horoosby we fy
opinion Captain Of the MAGNOLIA
the PORPOlSE We cbssrfully recommend said PAINT
PEKIOR ARTICLE.
fsispsdt HUGHES, yALLETT q THOMAS,
louisiana Dock Yard
Agents Louisiana Dry Dock Co.
NewOrlsans, February 4, 1859.
CPRTTFIcATE on JOgEpH RENsOE PAINTER
N '
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE DAILY CREscENr,
Saturday Morning. July "A, 1852. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY
hin WIN Nelson, ChseyeI Antwerp, Whitney sc"
scbt Gbipols, OiI,-ary ApaseIrOia, q Rogers aro
,oop MARY Williams, Smith Key West Mctonoch bic iIonnei
ARRIVED.
frf,rr. mol arrivals ssny yesterday
Steamboats,.
Or Ba-y. Ure, from Bayou Shrn.
Smith, Richards Louisville,
] s Cbenosrih, ChenORcih. from Cincinnati
SstrheE ?, Lrntlers, ION vcksburg,
EXPORTS
ASTWERPPer ship WIN Nelson 100 bales 1921 hhds tobacco
tive niItg gator 49,
APALACHICoLAPer srhr Cbipos 100 hhds sugar 3 pkgs
KEY WESTPr s!nop Mary H. Williams bbls ?! bbs
flour, 26 kegs batter.
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COTTON TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton, bales 7abacco hhds
Stock on hand Sept l. 1851 ........ 1890 23.S7l
Received since ...... l4ll724 s123n
yesterday ... 212al All go l25asl 364
I,427 ,3l6 los 135
Exported to date. .14lslI@ T7l53
yesterday .... oOO-l4lsll2 l23l-Ts.3si
stock on hand not cleared ..... u2Ol 2bs5l