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DR.. Il. CrniN's
Shoulder Brace and Supporter.
IE- THIS INGENIOUS INSTRUMENT SUPPORTS THE WHOLE
body grea suffering with Pains Weakness
M Back Chest Side giving immediate relief and finally render
life prolonged by the use Of this Brace.
t- Call the BRACE and convince yourselves
SHERMAN, Agent Tor the South,
10 St, Charles street, New Orleans.
IF Also Agent for DIR. BANNiNG's CELEBRATED BODY
BRACE. mhl4 lydAW
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IMPORTS

GALyESTON-Pers steamship Fueer: 9S6 bae to NJ
Cooper do Skpwh Taylor &cosO cRae, Comnn co64
Bros-59 W Powe-Bl Roubeu-96 W Arthur
So Payne Harn-?S Buchannon Carroll &col9 Smith &co6
Duncan Graves &co5 Carter &co3 HeadTotal sl4 bales
NEW YORK-Per steamship Cherokee: Assorted mdse.
LlvERPooL-Pers ship Nathaniel Thompson: Assorted mdse.
BoRDEAuX-Per ship Mount Washington: Assorted mlse.
HAvANA-Pr bark Mongo: BAL hhds ties bbs Del
vaille i Moreno.
GENOA-Per bark Pieto: Assorted mdse
HABURGPcr bark Sir Isaac Newton; bxs mdse Haaud25
Cramer &co gn Gauche7 do earhenware
Henderson Il Gaines.
GALvESToNPer schr Eliza So bbs mo'asaes Armstrong; M
ris
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

NEwOnLRANs CHAN. No. Ass.
pY VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale to
u by the Honorable tho Third District Cont Of New
entitled will sell public
Rounda the City Exchange ST. Louis street, between
o'clock NJ
CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND together with the improve
with all the rights. title interest and
thereto belonging situated in that part Of the city called
square bounded Estelle Camp Mecee
Streets designated by the numbers eleven md twelve plan
by Henry Moelauen, dated Let December 1s6 and deposited
tho office of Notary Public in this city, aad lot. having
particular sketch original act Of SALE
plaintiff follows number eleven thirty feet front Es
e by hundred md sixty feet depth between parallel
the by alley for the
the lots fronting the said street. and the side
to il and the adjoining lots And the lot number thirty
Eele depth Of hundred and
the line parallel Magazine street, aud
tending the division line Of the suburb sane and
inches five half lines
the side the lot number eleven The improvements aad
lots consist of two-story frame dwelling and Kitchen
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cash the spot. JAMES P. FREkET,
my29 je5 1925 Sheriff OF the Parsh Of Orleans.
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COTTON TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton, bales. Tobacco, hhds
Stock on hand Sept /, 1851. .........15390 1871
Received since. 80. -. 1,3sls6l 57,s15
. Yesterday " 2344=1384205 228=57. 84a
l,399,595 s1714
| Exported to date 13o2131 4593s
=. Saturday .... 352O%1ao5s51 362-463oc
Stock on hand not cleared .... 1884 354l4
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SHERIFFS SALE


FIFTH DISTRICT Counrl JOHN HUGHES AND FRANCOIS VA
NKwORLKANs. iLETTE MRS. JOSEPHINE VALETTE
WIDOW IN COMMUNITY OF MARK THOMAS, AND NATURAL
TUTR1X OF HER MINOR CHILDREN, FOR PARTITION.
No the matter of the of Mark Thcma deceased
PY VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered
- May 1884, directed by the Honorable the Fifth Dis
c the above entitled matter will proceed to
Street between Chsres and Roya streets on MONDAY June "a
1852 at 10 o'clock order effect partition, the following de-
scribGd Slaves, viz
PHILIP, negro man, l rough House Carpenter, aged
about IS years.
ADREN also negro slave life nged abou years and
NERO also slave for life aged about eayears
TERMs-One- third credit twelve
months for satisfactorily endorsed with interest eight
special mortgage the slaves sold JAMES p. FRERET,
les Is Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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CONSTABLES SALE.
'A'S OF Nswos1s.ss ''''' Hello No i4ss
PY VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
u directed suit the Honorable G. Jonte
Second Justice Of the the Parish Orleans will at
public TUESDAY, June 49, 1852 Mt 10 o'clock NJ at Ware
house, on the corner Of Poy,rns and Ba5onns street,
| Id sis - - GEoRGK y. PEARSON, Constable.
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FEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CREscENT UFFICE.
Monday Morning, June 4 1862.
COTTON-There were only two or three buyers out on
Saturday who took about 1000 bales at the prices
for strict middling to good middng the lower grades
being neglected:
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LEGAL ADVERTISER EINTs.
SHERIFF,S SALE

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
sHERIFF's SALE.
THan Ns.asss KEN E TIE Ess
sa :, 81 H. T ane sas
s il. II .ss. q he city .sa s1i S.
,9gs5s4 Ill Ii IN
Tackle Apparel, Machinery, etc.
as gs ~ js the spot Sheriff S II
sHERIFF's SALE.
TH 9, psssss5 csgarPKE ssegksK n 4s H.
RYvIRTUE Of writ Of seizure and sale to
me directed By he Honorable ths Third District coHr = SIw
II gssa T. oh Hs s
slave named JACOB, aged about yhres years,
1 70 ~ e S' ss. 1ssFs 8. p sess y g..s.
sHERIFF'S SALE.
sFesss Ds5s1sa W. cAsk ~ 1, Jus
by VIRTUE Of an order IF sale rendered
!sss sp /. sss ssss ' he sss ,
s. Lu. between Chartrss aud Royal ares ON MONDAY
,ssy m ssI.s !, 4! the he
Ire r.; spot s. s 4 9ss r. y
sHERIFF's SALE
FssT 3T1ass e "a s F. eShD
by VIRTUE Of writ of feri facias to me
y AZ 'si sas s ssfssa 's
SHOES, etc, the FIXTURES OF SHOE STORE
s, sAMEs l rsERE z ,,.,,
sHERIFF's SALE.
s
DY VIRTUE Of a writ Of fieri facias to me
by
Il s ssss ss viii s oD sSs
s cassoEren No. s., mad. by Morn. Tobias London
Sheriff JAMES r. F:1s
SHERIFF'S SALE.
RY ti Virtue Of writ of sr ri facas to me
re- By s hs Third p
s::Fs sai ss s ss' iss
aoRsE ilsis
Tenn s.is on the spot Sheriff Ia y e fss e
1sHERIFF's SALE.
FOURTH Dss5s,ea ETEA1 ri LAsSA1 LIE AsE
DY VIRTUE Of writ Of feri fa eas' to me
directed the Honorable the Fourth District Court New
4s sH x
e. ~ 'i' A''
Tss. he s,,a JAMES aa gRER e;...
SHERIFF'S SALE.
| OF NKwORLEANs. RAN. mo 4Ils.
PY VIRTUE Of writ of alias f. fa to me
in the entitled cause, proceed public suction
Banks Magazine between Gvier and Natehe
on TUESDAY June 8, 1889, Mt 10 o'clock,
CERTAIN GROUND designated by the No. three in
the bounded by aope Clio Liberty and Howard streets
chased from the Canal Bank before D. MeCa Notary
Pabe May 3d. 1885, Said lot No. three
front Liberty street. by depth between parallel lines Of one hundred
january is45 deposited Of Notary
MCay-togeher with the BUILDINGS and IMPROVEMENTS there
on consisting of double frame House. Kitchen, and be
ing the Coe street, buildings belonging
the defendant, Denis CorcoInn.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
| II 81 les Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
SHERIFF'S SALE n
THrnp DisrRIcr Counr y. B. BAYET DR. DUPAssecont
PROSPER LEBLANC DR. J. DUPAS AND j. LLADo, pl fl ia
of widow and hers Mark Thona subroga No. 1881
RY VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale and
of ap writ feri n both directed By the Honorable
District Courts of New0r the above entitled will
coed to sell public auction, the Rounda the City Exchange St
Louis street. between Charities and Royal Streets MONDAY July
| 1851 12 O'clock NJ
The following named SLAVES towt GRIFFIN Muato,
nineteen yens; FLORA Woman aged thyur
her three aged years. LOUISA
aged fifteen years, and LOUIS, thirteen years.
Seized in the above suit.
| Terms cash the spot. JAMES r. FRERET,
| ie4 l424jy5 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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Tsnp rusrgrrr CouRrf o. KLEsM FOR THE Use ETC va.
DY VIRTUE Of writ Of seizure and sale to
ma dir.et.d nv the of
0Tiean viii proceed sell at public
City Exchange St. Louis street, bstwsen
Charities and Roya! streets MONDAY June II O'clock
The Steamship CINCINNATI together with all her Furniture,
Tackle, Apparel, Machinery, etc.
3sfzedin he toyes .i
Terms enah n the spot. JAMES r FREREI,
rny6 II "a lei gherif Of e Parish 81 Orleans.
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NO.I9
Resolved That the City Attorney be- and he is hereby
directed to take the legal steps to have the
between the First and Second municipalities and the
property holders Canal street. who have filed opposition
to the opening of said street, tried at early period
TSipned1 FRANS ALPUENTE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
fSipneS1 VIM c. c. CLAIBORNE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved 5tn june 1852 . ,,.,,,,.,r =,
True COPY II, BIER, Secretary. je7 IT
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WoMEN's RIGHTS CONFERENCE.-The Wonens Rights
Convention of Ohio assembled at Masslon the 9th
ut, and organized by electing Mrs Emily Robinson of
Marlborough, President rro e Mrs Frohock Secretary
committee appointed to report permanent officers
wlereupon Mrs Frances D. Gage elected President
adams Little Severance Irish and Johnson Vice Presi
dents Madams Frohock of Stanton, and B. s. Jones,
Secretaries Mrs. Cage taking the chair delivered
beautiful address, which elected the marked attention Of
those present committee of eleven then appointed
to report resolutions the discussion of which occupied the
entire session. and to-day when they adopted Sew
eral able speeches made by Madams Severance Of
Cleveland Frohock; Citing of Litchfed; and Irish; Of
New Lisbon.
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GALvESToN-Per steamship Louisiana b -four whisky
$50 baggng 500 els aO kegs lard casks casks
brandy rs bxs Candles 80 do tobacco 300 SKIS ban $40 SKIS
coffee, etc.
LIyERPooL-Per ship State of Aane 1928 balea cotton, 9s1
bbls flour.
BoRDEAux-Pers ship NewEugand bas cotton
HAvREPer ship NewEngand 1888 bales cotton hhds
1000 stavee
MATANZAS-Psr bark Alma: 1905 moasses bbls.
bark Roberts 1902 bales cotton S6a hds tobacco
IL bbls -FOUR 1000 staves
PESACOA-Pr hr Powhattan: 66 b -four 46O dc
onions coffee, cks bacon do wine, bbl hhda
| castings, do copper
MOBLE-Psr schr Josephine 100 bbls whisky vinegar
cks brandy bx SKIS SO bales hay 90 do gnny
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Steamboats,.
Alex Scott, Wilson, from Louisville.
Bostona Bentley, from Louisville
Bunker Hill No 5, Edison, from St Louis.
Columbus Post, from st Louis
Caspian Dunn from Carolina Bluffs.
AnIA No Labarhe, from st Aartnsvile.
DR. Baey, Wilson, from Lafourche.
Post Boy, Crooks, from White Cliffs Red River.
New Lstona Landry, from Bayou Sara.
New World, Moore from Camden.
II Wnsow Norton from Cincinnati.
Empire, Meekin, from Louisville.
lroquois, Lee from Clarksylle.
Concordis, Rudd from Evansville
Panther the ighbrot
mp bark Sir Isaac Newton briggs Pepo aud Sero, hr Eliza
Jane.
Towboa conqnero Andrews from the down ships Sea
Lion and Living Age--brought up ship Becarrgg.
Tswboa Anglo Steele from the Passetowed down and to
the LIST inst bark Yamuri and Mary
ship France and schr BrHzos.
Towboa Anglo Norman Rnehard from the Passesowed down aud
the LIST inst, ship Windsor Fayboup ship Mount
Washington and bark Mongo.
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Caution.

PERSONS RuPTuRED should be that they have no seul.
against HERNIA with all its horrors, butn
ery constructed and well adapted TRUSS
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CREscENT,
Monday Morning, June Z, 1852. J
CLEARED SATURDAY,

OFFICE THE DAILY CREscENT,l
Monday Morning, June I, 1852.
CLEARED SATURDAY
Steamship Louisiana, Lawiess, Galveston, Harris Morgan
Ship State of Boutelle, Liverpool ] Whitney eco
Ship New England, Snckpole, Bordeaux, Levi Gale
Ship New England Manson, Havre II v Baxter
Bark AmIa Tsrr, Mntanzas c Becher 6co
Bark Robert, Beauchamp Liverpool, J P Whitney eco
Sehr Powhattan, Caro-, Pensacola John Hurley
Sclr Josephine, veverde Mobile, Jas Farrsly
ARRIVED.
Steamship Cherokee Davenport from NewYok Path ul Havana Cd
inst to R Jennings--2d dist.
Steamship Fuseier DenHlow Galveston, Sabine Pass to
Green Harding &co-2d dat
Belcarrigg Thomas Liverpool god April maserPomt
Ship Nathaniel Thompson H from Liverpool 26ih March, to master
dist.
Ship France Nichols NewYork in ballast mase2
Hamburg bark Sir Newton Shaleh from Hamburg April 18th
10 er--4th dist.
sp bark ongo Puyes days from Havana in ballast Pug Mir &co
I'D dist.
Sard bark Pieto Rove days from Genoa, eine2d dist
Sp brig seno Cardena days from Vera Cruz ballast master
Cd dist.
sp brig Pepo Esapa 10 days from Havana ballast PUG Mir
cod dist.
sclr Eliza Teens Duke from Galveston to mser2d dist
Sch Brazo Collier "a days from San Juan de Nicaragua Distress oil
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1onpER,s WELL. Blinds County, Miss 3.

CHOPPERS WELL, Kinds County, Miss. ~
Situated thirteen miles Of Jackson, the State 61an
capital miles from vickburg Railroad
Raymoad miles the Well where hacks readiness
to convey passengers to the Well.
This Place at all Of the year or
the reception Of visitors The adapted chronic such
Dyarha Dyspeps DPsy Gravel Dabees Bronchitis Cborosis
and general debility In the water too exciting
TERMS.
Boarding and Lodging to the LIST june week.
LIST September.
1NAfAN WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
The be had in five gallon demohhs hall
pint bottles by boxed up at Assfs e. D. Metcaif Cas- 80
Poydras street, New0rleans
Having arrangements with the Physcans the Well
Beasy Kennon advice will be eolored invads the
the diet medical
when necessary will the charge IS
to $40. sFsEsEfF
The Waterea be had by the five gallon deohn bali
SnW
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lyn signed leased the MISSISSIPPI SPRINGS for sH
OF years. The establishment is undergoing thorough M
preparations being reception Of
visitors the st Of May They aye the Capt
GLATHRAY late Of the Lake Providence Hotel whose reputation
Landlord No pains will
reuderit desirable retreat The the Waters
| too well known to need comment.
These SPRINGS situated in Kinds county, miles West
| RAYMOND a half North of CoOpers Well
visitors the Sprngsfrom
. he Depots at Clinton Raymond
RATES OF BOARD MONTH.
| :. - " MEEf.'..s.- ~ 20
| nb,a Wit SANFORD 4 WILSON W
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No. 10.
Resolued, That the Surveyor be- and he is hereby re
quested to prepare and submit to the Council plan TO
the establishment of system of sewerage drainage
grades for the city of Neworleans. -
ISignedl FRANS ALPUENTE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl VIM. c. C. CLAIBORNE,
President Board of Aldermen.
iSignedl A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor.
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No. TO-
Resolved That the Chief of Police be- and he hereby
authorized appoint police officer to act Clerk Of the
Chief of Police with salary of nine hundred (S90O dol
lars per year.
lSigned1 TRANS. ALPUENTE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
1Signed1 W. c. G. CLAIBORNE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved 9Th June, 1852. ,,.,-
lSignedl A. u CkossAAN' mayor.
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No.74
Resolved That the Mayor instruct the City Attorney to
take those legal which shall deem necessary
to guard the interests of the city of NewOreans in the
affair of the proposed sale auction the Orleans Navi
cation Company of the entire property of that corpora
ton.
Tsipued1 FRANS. ALpUENTE
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
TSgnedl WM. c. C. CLAIBORNE,
Board OF Aldermen.
Approved 9Th june 1852. - ,,a,,,,- ",
-lSgnedl A. u. CkossMAN, Mayor
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
FOURTH p5sz HETEs9 Nj LAs a AE
DY VIRTUE of q writ Of ieri facias to me
directed by the Honorable the Fourth Dstct Court Of New
the entitled vii proceed sell at pabc
ton, premises TUESDAY o'clock
Tie THREE COFFEE STANDS Mes 49, IS and IS situate the
Pogdaa Market inventory file in cce and which
will be exhibited at the time and place Of sale.
Seized in the above suit
| Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
myaS2 i4S Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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NEW ORLEANS:
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE I, 1852
Arrival Of Thos.F. Meagher, the Irish Exile.

Interesting Narrative of his Escape-Es Uelcome BY his
.Countymen in NeW York-Grand serenade BY tie Irish
Regiment Of the Crowa--Speeh fran Mr.
6feagh--IHs appearance o. B,in Mitchell
n Public Demonstration, on behalf Of Meaghr.
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No. ~.
fin ordinance amend The ordinance organizing the Police
Department Of the City Of NewO Orleans.
BE ii ordained By The Common Council Of the City Of NeU
Orleans That there shall be appointed from out the Po
lice apportioned for the Fourth District, second
Lieutenant Of Police at salary Of six hundred dollars
per annum .
tSignedl FRANS. ALPcENIE
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Signedl w. G. C. CLAIBORNE,
President Board Of Aldermen
ff,ignedl A. D. CROssNfAN Mayor.
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A LUM-30 bbls. ground and in crystal
IA coPrERAs-as bbl; EfsoM SALTS sS for ,as BY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-17
Desperate Resort.

Some OF the thorough going partisan Wings who 60
in for ScoTT simply because they hope through him
secure the Of large and influential religious body
to the Wing party, were busy in quiet way yesterday
insinuatng that Gen. PIERCE was favorable to that lib
sral provision in the Constitution Of New Hampshire
which forbids Catholics hold Office in that State
These nsinuations thrown out in utter ignorance
the views feelings of Gen PIERCE but that does not
interfere in the least with their designs It rather aids
-hem We notice thi. only 10 correct the
Of fact Gen PIERCE and ex-senator ATHERToE, at
the late election make certain changes n the Const
tution Of New Hampshire-one of which was to abolish
fhi. illiberal provsonade efforts have
the Constitution changed to abolish all distinctions
on account Of religious views opinions. That Is the
fact whether il tells for against Gen PIERcE.-Cin.
Enc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-17
Indianapolis Wholesale Chair Factory.

NNTE take this method Of informing people
w manufacturing all kinds Of Chairs lower prices
Than were known in this country Our facilities embracing
The best Of and approved machinery good
the West, and owing great which
uacture enabled TO sell Cheaper Than possibly could
under other circumstances The facilities for transportation also
such that supply dealers all the adjacent
prices which will a good profit.
We also prepared Halls Order
and substantial article Of Setees Cincinnati prices We would
refer those wishing buy William Sht Agent for Masonic
Hall, and Busch, Agent for Washington Hall, in this city
Wewoud call particular attention Office and Hotel Chairs
which cannot be beat where the West either price
workmanship
N B-Hoe furnished wholesale prices. Sales Room
Washington three doors Of Masonic Hail. Indianapolis
Indiana marl1w3m FIELD DAY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-17

FaNHE undersigned respectfully beg leave call the attention
II this invaluable material Roofs In the
cities has almost entirely superseded all other kinds OF
Roofs and this city although but recently nrodueed has IN
given The entire satisfaction. Arrangements
perfected by which subscribers enabled
all orders for the Roofing Material either country the
shortest notice, and on the most favorable terms
They economical construction they effect consider able
saving side and wall which far towards paying their
cost and protection against fire. presenting neombube
surface burning bodies falling them Being nearly level
they be used conveniently for all the purposes OF
yards The daily Roofs which refer sufficiently
purposes Orders respectfully
licited LOUDEN & DUFFY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-17
PUGH, NEwLAND, & co.


UTOULD invite their friends country merchants generally
Wv their large and carefully selected stock of Groceries
Bacon Lard Feathers Flaxseed Ginseng The following
he Leading articles viz
$50 bags prime green Rio Coffee;
$50 80 hhds f.em fair to prime New Orleans Sugar
10 do ClaraEed Sugar
100 Barrels Crushed Sugar. assorted numbers;
10 do PoEdersd DO. do. do
~ DO Clarified do
$50 Barrels PIsnialion Nfoiae., cSPre-. cOOpsrAge
20 DO. Golden Syrup 81. LOUIS Refinery;
s sSk.s. DO DO do do DO DO DO;
$50 Bags Maysvlle Cotton, Vans assorted sizes -
&c &c o d ssisaaS % DO % % d.
900 90 s % T G6eS ss,,' do do do do
Is Bales Candle Wick
100 do PAINTED Fancy do:
40 Nests Painted Tubs;
so boz Zinc Washboards;
1000 lbs Rolled Bar Lead;
300 Bags Shot, assorted sizes;
$50 dog long and short BedcoTds;
as coils BEDFORD Rope;
80 hhds strictly prime New Orleans Sugar. :
50 boxes Missouri and kentucky TosaccO
50 do James River Tobacco various brands
p do common Ky do very low
100 do pressed Candles;
10 q 40 40 s,a5 40 40 assorted 'izs'
2PD do Rosin Soap;
300 reams heavy Wrapping Paper assorted sizes
IS do Cap and LelIer do;
IS Raf Chests Back TeS is' '''se' rom
10 do do Young HysonTes
25 sacks Liverpool fine Salt factory filled
40 barrels pure Cider Vinegar
40 do common do
10 casks crop Rice;
30 Boxe, Cuba Six Cigars
Also Indigo Msdder Spice Pepper, saeralns Soda Alum
mon Camphor, Ink Mustard Spices Iinseed Oil Castor
OIL Spirits Tu5Denins Mgslsns Ln%sl Nerve and Bone Lj-
Caps and general assortment Of Foreign and Domestic Wines
LouisviIIe MAY l. 1882 mavI0d1l-w4v
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-17
NEW HAT AND CAP STORE.

NEW HAT AND CAP STORE.
n7-UNDER THE PALMER HOUSE, INDIANAPOLIS u
THNHE subscriber having taken for the present. Store the
Palmer House building offers lar and well selected stock
Of Goods in his line, consisting of
Moleskin, Fur, Cashmere, and Silk Hats,
OF the latest styles which for quality beauty finish and dus
biity challenge competition
beautiful OF STRAW GOODS, Genllemsn's,
Boys, and Chidrens wear; comprising among others,
Panama, Braid, Leghorn, and Straw Hats,
All fresh from the manufacturers hands, and almost endless
variety
He viii also keep hand complete OF Black and
Drab,
Soft Casssimere and Brush Hats,
Consisting of the tasty Kossuth Magyar ungsr
other patterns.
Palm-Leaf Hats, Black and Drab Wool Hats,
From the best TO the cheapest qualities Also,
Mems and Boys Caps.
My superior kmanship
will be sold cheap the cheapest for cash
I-Countrv Merchants supplied the most liberal
SAMUEL WII.MOT.
ON This establishment will be about the
September the stand occupied by w Talbot
Jeweler, under the Capital House.
indianapolis April Goth, lS52-d& W.T.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-17

% It has doubt been noticed that Mr. Dickinson
Of New York, throughout orty-eght baIlongs in the
Democratic National Convention, received one vote
Only on the fortyninth ballot did he desert his friend
Who the courageous individual is have not learned,
bat we see from tabular statement that the vote was
sns Of the three Votes by Florida Banner.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-17

p-The Elzabethtown California Company, that left
last spring have suffered much by cholera the plains
six Of their number having died One of the
pany, Mr. Laird has arrived at this city and reports
the balance Of the company who able to travel on
their return home -Lalorenceburgh Register.