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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-18

billiard SALOON FOR SALE.-A BILLIARD SA-
- LOOM situated in ofthe most ourishng villages In the
State Of New York and at the junction New York
and Erie Railroad The reason for selling out the pro-
chance for y DESTROYS of locating himself good
business IL being the only place of the kind in the village
particulars inquire Of L. Decker No 80 Ana street.
o IN premises a Dunkrk
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THREE STEAM BOILERS FOR SALE CHEAP-ONE
l. Of Erksons improved tubular, twenty horse power
for S650 One upright tubular. five horse power
second hand upright tubular four horse for
$50. LAPHAM 4 WETCHMAN, Twent seventh street,
near Eleventh avenue
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TNAVET.GERS' 9UJNE,

FOE Albany. CHANGE or HoURs.-TgE CARS
Of the New York and Harlem Railroad leave the City
aan station New YORK daily lsnndays excepted ~
Aas "a NJ, (express through without change Of sarr
CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD, FOR PHILA.
Two ass
sasss ' ,s e ssf ana s's . s art,
s foot
ss % 2,r Lac By 81
Foe PnILApELPnlA DIREcT.1U: $. NAIL AND
a.sStS va Jersey City New XSk At a. NJ foo,
.ss Is s.'ss' safs
asinsos NoR and hsrcss. "A M ss
NJ a.. ss1ss nii sps r'usS Aassas' carried H. '
INDEPENDENT LINE FOR PHILADELPHIA DAILY,
MAK c,n
Na the Two fs s9dn each way y At cap MAX
River foot Of Cedar street For passage apply on board
or at the office on the Pier.
CUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR ALBANY ANDINTER-
%sdste LANDING touching At LIAM
CLAY, Capt j. F. Talmau, will leave New York,
sasaa ns 2' ~
SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEwBURG, LAND
Ing at 1Snss nHs DSSS srry
wes cousens Dock and Cold Spring touching at Ham,
oartan Yam Mart E leave the foot Of hrd
o'clock for the above places returning will leave Newburs
y o'clock p NJ. This boat New York Hayer
straw at 81 r. NJ. Sundays, landing at Yonkors.
NEW ROUTE TO BALTIMORE, VIA CAPE MAY AND
~ New Castle.I dependent Line of Steamers-DELA-
WARP Captain s. SEYMOUR KENNEBEC, Captain G. o.
Clark PENOBSCuT Captain f. Whitcor leaving pier II.
Northrver daily at five o'clock T. NJ Passengers leaving
New York by this line reach New Castle the following
morning in time take the irenchtown Railroad to Bat
more. arriving the evening" Fare 81 to Baltimore;
meals 100 lbs of baggage will be allowed to each
and the Company will hold itself responsible for
the loss only Of wearing apparel and for that only to the
nmount Of 500 For passage apply board, at the
Office On the pier
NOTICE. CHANGE OF HOUR - MORNING BOAT
lIaycrstraw and intermediate landings, landing
Workers Hastings. Dobbs Ferry Tarrytown, Nyack
Rockland Lake, touching at Hammond street way
The steamer ISAAC SMITH. in the place Of the Nay
Queen will New York from foot Of Jay street, next
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C0NGREsS HATA., PATTERSON, N J.-THIs HOTEL
~ is open for summer boariers. Gentlemen wishing
10 have their families in the country during the
months, and having to visit New York daily this
York. s. W IJTSE JR
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nor SALE-TaE FAST SAILING SLOOP YACHT
Thomas X Downing, l6 tons measurement we'll built
and complete in every respect Lies in Atlantic Dock
Brooklyn. Apply to JOHN ROACH, 10 Nassau street.
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EoR SALE. TO LEASE. OR TO LET-AT RAVENS
wood L. L. pleasantly situated Cottage, with stable
aud large garden connected The house sucenty roomy
to admit of few gentool boarder is surrounded with
shrubbery making il cool and healhful for the
mer 1t is but two minutes walk from the dock Stages
leave hour, making perfectly accessible to the city
Rent moderate For further information apply to Mr.
Brown No 50 Wall street. to G. Myers IL Broadway
note left either of the above places will reach the pro-
pYiet
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HOTELS AND WATERING PLACES.

WANTED 81 5o0-sECURiTY GIVEN AND EMPLOY
W ment, TO competent person, who furnish th9
above named sum. Address box No s, Herald office.
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WANTED-S2G00, FOR THE PURPOSE OF MAKING
W advances consignments. Any having that
sum realize large and be with
but little personal The best
or special partner taken in good business. Address
c. H., Herald office.
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EAPE MAT-SEA BATHING.-coNGRESs HALL
~ will be open the 10th Of
This house. and the high beautiful front rea
der it tho most desirable Of the sland Tho prope-
lac heretofore received. W. B. MILLER, Proprietor
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NEW ROCHELLE AND GLEN COvE-SUNDAY Elk
~ cursion June 20.-The steamer KING PHILIP, Cap
tain james Kennedy, will June 90 regular
rr This being Of the healthy and pleasant
cuttiOns will do well to embrace the opportunity
Leaves Catharine street East River at S A. M; Grand
street at? A. Nj Tenth street at "a A. M and Twenty
sixth street Mt "a A Returning leaves Glen Cove at
and New Rochelle at Sia T. NJ Fare each way, % cents
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HAMILTON HOUSE, FORT HAMILTON, L. L. Is
open for the reception Of boarders Parties wish
ing to will address the proprietor Fort Ha
milton at the Office of the Astor House. Steamboats,
leave pier No North river at 10 81. and T. M Tho
John Hart leaves Murray street OF u. fare 1917
Floating baths; ao good beach thing
and fro several times day. Also one cottage to let.
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WAwAYANDA HOUSE, GREENWOOD LAKE
w Orange county, N. Y.)-The above housc is most
Beautifully situated at the head Of Greenwood Lake &c.
gcenery quiet rambes, fresh water bathing good
ko this place cannot be surpassed Stages leave Cso
Coopers Hotel Chester Depot New York Eric Railroad
the arrival OF the morning train from New York
particulars inquire Henry d. Foer 500 Broadway OF
the proprietor at the lake, THERON FELTER.
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nor SALE, OR TO LET-A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE.
at the foot of 2lst street adjoining the East River.
The premises consist of two story cottage two story
kitchen wash house coach house boat and eight lots
&c. good fishing from the dock the premises within five
minutes walk from the railroad. Possession Immediately
For further particulars que of j. T. KLOTS Co. cor
ncr of East and Delaney streets, E. X.
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RELMONT HALL, SCHOoLEY'S MOUNTAIN
- springs NJ will reopen for the reception OF vsters
On the LIST OF June Every endeavor will be
ssre for the Hall the distinguished patronage Of previous
seasons From the many engagements tho
70 DO unusually Ample
vel to these springs will be made by different rail-
road lines, and fully advertised. Present to leaving
New York S A. H. Ticket Office foot OF Cortlandt street,
f. A. HINCHMAN.
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nor SALE-AN INTEREST IN PUBLIC HOUSE.
- first rate chance is offered to with from $500
to $500 cash. house by the side beautifully
aed and great for military target
and summer boarders Apply at POS Broadway Of
Fulton street. to BALLROOM T. MATHEWS.
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noUGLAS HOTEL-MRs. DOUGLAS TAKES THIS
- opportunity OF thanking the families from
RIGA, who visited her hotel for their kind support
begs time them and their friends
visiting SEQ tand, that her establishment continues
with the regard to comfort hitherto
"a and 80 st. Andrew square. Edinburg N. b.
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SEA BATHING AT ROCKAWAY, L. 1.-THE PA
vion Hotel is for the reception of vistsra
day except Sunday, at O'clock A. M and and G. p NJ
where stages will be In readiness convoy visiters thu
house Any for left with Ogden SMITH
IS Front street, will be promptly attended 70. -
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CARROLL HOUSE 722 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE NEW
York Hotel is complete order for the receptie,
Of boardors Families private gentlemen Obtain
apartments with without board furnished
ed Table de ote at FIVE o'clock. Families supplied
the Carroll kestauront wish all the decaces
on reasonable erms, at their residences.
L Ill STEVENS
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SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR ALBANY ANDINTER-
- mediate landings touching at Hammond sreet.-Meals
served board-The and swift steamer HENRY
CLAY, Capt. +. Tallmap will leave New York. from
Of Jay street, Sunday morning June 2th at ~ o'clock
arriving in Albany at4 o'clock r. ~
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vNBE GRAMERCY HOUSE. CORNER OF TWENTIETH
street and broadway, New York, will be orenei to
the public Monday May "a 1852 It contains $50 rooms,
in the elegant STYLE with possible
vsnenes II si be kept on the Aaeriosa sad Eg,opeaa
dsn rsuk among the best family hssls in tho world
DONALD CO,
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INuE MANSION HOUSE, HICKS STREET, BROOKLYN,
having had large addition recently added
pared to give ample and dous
the day week. Travellers from the South will
most delightful residence for families gentlemen
few weeks. Omnibuses pass the house every
minutes from the Fulton and South Ferries.
EDWIN II. YALE, Proprietor.
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CEA BATHING, PAVILION HOTEL LONG BRANCH.
~ N. j. The subscribers to the public thss
their spacious hotel will be opened the Dts OF
June for the reception Of visitors Families desous Of
curing rooms, can do so by addressing by mail.
MORRIS s. LEVY, Proprietors
Steamers Edwin Lewis and Thomas Hunt leave wcst sde
Peck slip daily; Golden Gate and Gilpr Leave
the foot OF Robinson daily for the Pavilion hote
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WOOSTER HOUSE, DANBURY, CONNECTICUT.
w was opened on the first Of June. II large, newly
built. And supplied with spring for bathing and
has all the copvepiepoes of modern hotels. Dauburv
about three hours ride from this city,
New Haven, and Danbury and Norwalk Ra iro ads and
offers attractions to those wishing the country
Log the summer months. W. SIMoNSON.
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EATHH0USE-SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN MINERAL
Springs, New Jcrscy-Tbis old and popular establish
ment il open for the The undersigned
ready enter into with fameo for the
solicit continuance of former Full
information be had in reference to the place. &c. by
referring to card ut the Irving House and Now York
Hotel. A. H. STlGER.
D. A. CROWELL,
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Departures Of the Collins and cunard Steamers
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or THE
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS
By virtue of the thirty.scyenth section of tn.

by virtue OF the thirty seventh SectlOn OF the
of the Legislature of tho Of Louisiana, ENTITLED "An Ac to
Consolidate City New Orleans and provide for the
and its ans" approved the 9sd of February 1884,
and of the If section the supplementary thereto and providing
for the incorporation the City Of Lafayette with the City of New
leans the day and Of the third section of
eaed supplementary to Consolidate the City
New Orleans provide the and of its
afa approved March H. 1882 and fer the of the
interest accrung the entire debt city and OF meeting ali oba
hons the old the late Second and Third Mun
Qualities City Lafayette maturing during tho 1853
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received ct this office from this date
until the SECOND MONDAY 18th December s5a) IL O'Clock
for the purchase Of all portion Of series of THIRTEEN
HUNDRED BONDS OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS for the
Of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH; said Bonds to be dated
the FIRST JULY 1861 payable FORTY YEARS. the office
I'll the Treasurer Of the city with interest attached thereto
the SIX CENTUM PER ANNUM payable ~
from the January the City Of New York. the
first Of January the r of J of each Proposals. be
dorsed Bids for the purchase of Bonds of the City New Orleans
and addressed to Adphe Ly Secretary of the Board of Commits
aion the Consolidated Debt the City of New Oleanr be
highest sider l3tt
December, at noon, Al aforesaid.
TEnms PAYMEsrCash Of the interest coupons obi
cations the old the to First Second and Third Municipalities
City Lafayette maturing the option the purchaser
cnsurth the first of January the first of March
fourth the first of May the remainder the frat Of july 1858
with six per from January 1855 the Commits
the right cent Of the Bonds adndi
Gated guarantee compliance with hs the tn
purchaser The Commissioners further the right of ren
sny o. all bids.
...coMMIssIoNERs...
A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor.
o. DEBUYs Comptroller.
WIN. H. GARLAND, Treasurer.
w.P. CONVERSE, Chairman Finance Committee
Board of Aldermen.
LII. PLACE, Chairman Finance Committee,
Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
A. LAYET Secretary. t3thDec
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pork il to. 80 IT. lard bs. bean. Twi-he Ae1s .s
. =. ssss sss as
Ssia w. s sgds Ss,ss ssss d
i p * corn WHAT Wilkins aee : ~
yIcKsBuRGPs. Princess No 9: 81 bales fo. g.
TO- ~ ~ e n ~ a,, W
j ssss s'sss Witt syss
ffs esss. paltis ss,ia
Ws,s e
ass sa ! 5as 1
siss E
III sls ,a u,s DE- asss
IBIS moiassss A Mtenberssr &eo: -.
Me Tosy 81 hi. ssgs - % ss y
4 sIs %e iS sa. asrs
S.assssi ess sss M..s,1s
e s ahs s Ss. .ass ss
Henle Sss haas sugar % h S
sugar ss Ill mos ios IF b5s bales bales do
Pnsauisr . - ''''' ~ ~ :
steamer st Charles. cotton Bradley Wilson
&eo--s DO order-Totai, IS bales cotton.
;s:ss @ ,
s M ssS H. T''f
o. S
WI % e,gs sse ". ssl
~: Psi. a'fs
essae s.i s,
M.s So, a rRc Ii saEs 1isR. g a
Be.o shsw sGs tales es.Ga .. fcG~ sn Seos
sssSi
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81 4, x.Rgsdy sH Sc
aoa 81 ss Comfy sarh Eaa!s e.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS

By virtue of the thirty seventh section of the
the louisiana entitled IAN Act
Consolidate Orleans and provide for the
and administration of nirs approved February %, 1852, and Of
the supplementary thereto and providing for the
Incorporation City of Lafayette with the City of New Orleans
approved and for the funding the debt oil
city, the Second and Third Municipalities and City
Of Lafayette
PROPOSALS will be received at this office for the exchange
equitable computation of interest," Of all unmatured Bonds
other obligations the old city, and of the late First Second and
Third Municipalities and city of Lafayette, for BONDS OF THE
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS dated FIRST JULY 1852, FORTY
YEARS. ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS payable the office
Of the City Treasurer with interest attached thereto the
Of SIX PER CENT payable in the city Of New York
January July each yesrhe interest obligations
offered exchange above be calculated the H january
which tue Bonds issued will
The Proposals endorsed for exchange Bond
will opened and upon the fourth Monday in each month
commencing Monday the of November next, 1852.
The Commissioners themselves the right of rejecting
ali bids.
COMMISSIONERS.
ARD. CRoSsMAN, Mayor.
O. DEBuiS, Comptroller.
WIN. H. GARLAND, Treasurer.
WIN. P. CONVERSE, Chairman Finance Committee
Board Of Aldermen.
LII. PLACE, Chairman Finance Committee,
Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
A. LAYET, Secretary. oct21 tt
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offered for prime Rio the teyee and sc aahed
SALRecepfs ther Inactive small niea OF o.
A. All a. L. d. 81 80 &c. Kanswba Arm
NsW ORLEANS FkEIGTs-Fioa DOC pork beef soe lead
this inc shade h'ksr yesterday than OF
the At Ashhronk eleven hundred
head He'd and at houses the southern part ~ The
killed. The st lot boaght several
mntbs neo and B the obe LEI,
paid ope,ntor hoy other very s
don believe that they hogs nnless they nei
higher tn Nh hive yet been current.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

- 90 CRESCENT OFFICE. ..eSl
III FRIDAY NOMINEE December g 1882 !
CoTToNThe inquiry good yesterday and aont 5000 bales
changed hands and mostly easier rates. but without quota
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
inferior N MddlIog Fair ........s%9, s sk
nddns Good faii
Good Mddlins Good and Fino.... %
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept .s.sSaa IN aaa i'sA
Yesterday - sssao-e1s41s I54--io4s7
sqsOii as,a4
Yesterday . 4so1--sss4ss ooo-lI s5s
Stock on hand not cleared ...........ae8 .s2a 1885
{ ToBACCo-We did not hear Of n sale.
SUGAR AND MoLAsSESThere good demand for Sugar,
hhds decline of fully ~ " ~ Fair to Fully
Fair Molasscs also declined and 1900 bba sold at 9a9
l9Ne u gallon.
FLOUR ., barely sod including from
"A ~ $780, several lots, al "a So and lis Missouri at Is
a Dbl.
uing 900, mostly White at IS, $50 at the same
sacks $685. Yellow about co. and $50 at SOC
bush n 400 sacks ST. Louis (our bushels eaeh)
sold at huhel of Bran 100 sacks sold ut 0bc n 100 s
PROyISONSPrk 100 bbs unnpected Meas sod at
49, bb Mess about as for the former and
b noticed sale Of about rs 600 lbs 390
pqees) Ham for Sides and &c U n for shoul
prime Sides sold at sc q ~ Lard was
quiet with rae Of rs half bls old at c d. Of Western Cheese
80 boras vary prime sold at 17e "a d.
coFFEE-oo y NJ and 4ab at fraction less
GysNy BAssA lot of SO bales taken ut sX ard iso bales
from the Levee Mt $780,
refused for lot Of 50 eces Carolina.
Small lots selling at 41c a Ii.
CANDLES 50 boxes Star sold nj 22c p ~
BAGGNGA sule of bales India Bagging from the ship at loc
WsKYl9t bhls Reched taken at 70 gallon, and 200
Fletcher's Extra ct the
FREIGHTS-We heard of n o engagement
A.I r .atu.t,..
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BUREAU DIES CoMNISSAIRES DE LA
DETTE CONsOLIDEE DE La NOUVELLE-oRLEANS.

NouvKLLK- ORLEANS 81 Octobre, 1852.
En- vertu de la 37eme section de Pacte de la
Legislature dc pEa Louisiana nt6 "Ace onsoder
Vile de la Nouyee Orleans pourvor Adm
nsion de SEES approuvee % Fevrier 1884, la 5me
section de ae ntue uppmentaire consolder
la Vile de pourvor Incorporation de Ia willie
de avee la Vile de la approuc lie % F6
yrer 1885, dams onde la dette de aneenn v de
Ds commissions bureau pour reehange
equitable tous les hOu non eeha gu au
obligations vile ct DIES PREMIERE eeonde ct osem
Municipalities Lafayette, contre des BoNs DE La viis
DE LA NoUvELLE- oRLEANs POUR LA soMME DE MILF
P1AsTREs DATE Du Ter JULIET 1851 "a Anif'
DAMS GUARANTEE rdforier de la V avee des
coupons POUR CENT PAR AN dahs
la vile NewYork lie Ter Juliet de ehaque aimee
les ntersts les obligations ortes eehange CONNIE est NV
ussuau 1885, epoque aquse les
inerets sur les bons ennis commencement
"ofe rechange des bona etc
lie quaeme uud chaque mo daer de uhd
Noyenbre =
Les do reieter pae gu en- to
lite les Submissions ofertes.
...coMMIs sAIREs...
A. D. CRoSSAIAN, Maire.
o. DEBUYs, Con,roleur.
W. H. GARLAND, Tr6sorier.
w. CONVERSE President Com6 de Finances du consei de-
Aldermen.
PLACE. President Come Finances du cOnsel des ASST
tants-Aldermen. ~. a.
A. LAYET, secrstaire. 20 0c. y.
SIGHT EXcHANGE-On NewYork, Phila
- delphis and Providence. R. l., for sale By ,.,,,
rows ]. H. AsAHRIDaE CO.. b. 81 ohA''es sass''
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MEXICAN AND PLANTATION TO

BACCO-The Subscribers have constantly hand and for salt
in purchasers CUBA, HAVANA, FLORIDA, MASON
COUNTY, KENTUCKY TENNESSEE AND MISSOURI WEArFEHs
TURNER L RENSHAW,
mp street and $50 TehouPitouas street,
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DIR. Rasssstssg'S
Celebrated Body Brace
PATENT LACE,

Relief and Cure of the following Diseases
Weakness Of Breast Bronchitis Of Breath Pain the
and Bleeding al s Lungs Papsto1 Of ne Heart
P the Back Spinal Afeclon
Failing Bowels Propsu terror Bearing Pam
M or Proruss Abortion and Painful
the shape den. to and
barrha and all peeaiar 70 Mas
SHERMAN Agent
al hs ST CHARLES STREET Neworsan LADIES fitted
with the Brace 1888 St. Charles aps tydAW
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Ms- The new, light draught, swift running
packet KENkE Cable maater will leave
for ST LOUIS all intermediate landings THIS EVENING at 8
o'clock Passenger shippers will please be in readiness Mt the above
hour. STONE WALWORTH IS Tchoupitouas street,
dec3 OGLESBY d MACAuIAAY 65 Tchoupoulas street.
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lD- The swift running passenger steamer
GEM Capt Burie.t will MEMPHIS and all incmc
dns landings THIS EVENING o'clock Passengers and shippers
Will please be in readiness nj the above hour
NJ. GREENWOOD n CO., % Cnrondslst stIect,
decS WHITE Il BUCHANAN, Fulton street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

1yIOsE OF THE EXHIBITION 5OF THE
NJ GRAND NATIONAL PAINTING o. THE GLORIOUS BAI-
TIE OF NEW ORLEANS, Painted Y @ q
Of the Female Orphan As n
slreet, doors bsiew fosdfas siree VIA ~ va
Monday December 8, ,....,., evs ,sn,.
daily 10 ill n A6ni&nce
~ For explanation, gee hand bills ------ oese .
ORLEANS THEATRE.-Saturday, Dec. 4,
" will performed for the second Tins bs " ~ @
Opera ty Haisyy ented CHARLES
widen snr IL iSe part Of ODETTR by Nine.
Fieury Joy, Mcssrs Delayarde, Dig ct snd Genbrs
Nv Performance quarter TO O'clock.
- LUDLOW SMITH Second time in ey the Last and
Play called Translated f,cn me
German. FRIDAY December LoveIs PLAY of1NOAAk
Mr. u Tmareh q Missaia w. r.
the DE DANUBE, Mnle H. yslee To eoncsds
evening, Of FOUNDED ON FACTSr sEePticr MI
Skcptic, Miss Fanny Herring.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
orrIcE OF THE DAILY CREscEHT,
Thursday Morning, December 2, 1852.
CLEARED YESTERDAY,

g- orrrcE or THE DAILY CREscEsr,(
Thursday Morning, December 2 1852
i5-r CLEARED YESTERDAY.
ship Iydia, ssulo, 70! Boston, c5 Meessr acc
sehr Mckay, Downer for Apalaebeoa Greenwood &eo
ARRIVED.
Steamship Louana Smith, from Iudianola and Galveston 70
slip sereamor stoifud is dsy, Bath ballast.
SIP a: rs:,;;'i ssss
sehr Diamond Mack, from Pensacola, ma.erBasn.
Steambosts.
Gem s n pari. from Msm Temp I,,, ... p.,,
sason' ' Esl.. from from P P% S.'''
Elephant, Boyd, from St Louis.
.s Hsss. sIs:' 's% s Sssisi.,a
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Phsns crowel the Pas.esroushs up ship North
by Telegraph
NEwYoRK HARBoR September 30
Arrived ship Isaac Allerton, Sears from Ncworlcans
EXPORTS
LTvERPooL-Psr ship Sunbeam: as41 bales cotton.
BosToNPr LYDIA 200 bales cotton 3s1 bb -four "a do 1ao
bags seed 1000 SKIS
BARcELoNA-per lilo bale.
AvANAPsr Soue boles SKIS 60 do oats
| loo do salt d sundres
BELIZE HONDURAS sehr B Mathews, 54s bbls -four 20
kgs bales tobacco 10 hds % b 20 do pork
IL bxs cheese, d suudies
ApALAcHIcoLAPer Mckay: hid. 81 do
| SKIS coffee 80 do 80 bxa cheese 50 pkga mdse.
IMPORTS
INDAN0IA-Per steamship bales cotton Will
Armstrong, Rugeey Blair Seo-l7
Iaehett-6 Ne &co-5 A
Mehelt-35o tks pccans 4 sundries to order.
BATPer ship Northampton: hay 100 ts potatoes to
Mceker dco. Y
PENsAcoLA-Per achr Diamond 10000 feet humber simp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-03

- Isl -1i.z CRESCENT OFFICE .t
~. FRIDAY MORNING, December 2, 1882
COTTONThe Inquiry good yesterday and abon 5000 bales
changed mostly without quota
BILE decline