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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-07-04
E, RABASSE.
c.. Denliste de Paris.
Maintcnant a Napoleonvi''e.

Avant compose I'm ODONTALGl
QUE qni gnerit radicalement les manx
de dents ct arrGte In carrie. Il fhonneur
den faire part a ses cliens ct d'otfrir ses
services aux p%crsonnes qui peuven ten
ayoir besoin.
Ainsi m~aintenant: plus d'extraetion.
plus de souffrances, ct preservation Ger
tame ct aciIc.
I'll! VA continuer scs voyages CONNIE
il les (aisait auparavant. "A.
"a LOUER .aussi un magasin situ6 a
ssaaasa deux miles au dessus de Paincourt-
vile, a%vantageux pour reimbursement dun
commerce q~uelconqne. II Sc trouve entire
la sortie du Brnle st. Martin ct cel!e du
Brittle St. Jean Bapiiste. Us
Pour plus amples informalions, s'adresser
sur les lieux on a Mr..
ED, GAGNE, Post Office.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-07-04
u
DE JEUNES DEMOISELLES,
Dir1g6 par E. MARTIN.
A DonaldsonyiIle.

Ain de pouyoir repondrel aux veux
des peres de famille, M. Martin Went
dsagrandir son etablissement ct de, Sad
ioindre une maitresse d'anglais.
La religion etant la base de toute mo-
rale ct de toute bonnie education, sera
IN des principles fondamentaux de lIlns-
titntion.
Prix de Ia Pension avec les d. :
verses branches d'enseignement,
en- anglais ct Ell franeais....... Si5C
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-07-04

t THE !! THE!! y1 .5ttrl Eli
z E soussigne Went de %recevoir IN envoi de
80 Tnes a~ssortis: i%mportcs par la compaenie
connue sous lie nom de NeD Yo7Ia Canton Tea
Company, e%tlofie en- vente.a .: IL. .4
ANDREW GINGRY.
n2*] Agent de la C~ompagnie, a DonaldsonyiIle
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-07-04

THEsaOR sALE--2 Wagons, 2 horse cart
f@a | OK cart, L dray iron axies. w.
10000 Fire Bricks sa# 'tf'#
Five tons Tennessee Icon, different sizes,
or sale by RICHARD & TEMPLET, Ga
n4* Donaldsonville, IT Mississippi st
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-07-04

INSTITUTION DE JEUNES GEMS
Dirige par ME-. MARTINI,
A Donal1sonvilie.
NJ. Martin remercic les peres &c IA
mile de la confiance qu'iis ont daigne
Iui accorder depuis IA ans. Ii Went
de s,adjoindre IN professeur d'anglais
qui, depuis seize ans.sa professe dams les
premieres institutions de New York ct
de la NIle-Orleans.
Prix des pensionnaires avec les
diverses branches
en- anglais ct en- franeais, par an. $50
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4 IMPORTANT Discoveries. W. K

IMPORTANT DIsCOVERY.-DR. W. K. F.
l. FRYER's INDIAN VEGETABLE TLNcTUREIsee "Indinn
. e m a @ @ aa5 s
rsp The Stomach Bowels Pusing Pa,s
u sk Mont ia + s s x s
rs Severe Gpag Fausacy eqsent inclination to to Stool
ssges Debility the stomach Bowels ia
Ienesmus in Other there continual
Dyssntery Oil hs
possible acrd secreion that be lodged in the intestinal
hour patient relieved
declines Small children must be dossd suit their the
ately relieve those Chocs and Bowel Complaints which
to lie Violence q The symptoms until he patient eeTed
When given Cholera given spoonful
psppsr vinegar patient ust entirely and warmly
rubbed with no. brandy and spirits
wrists The Vomit yellow Fevef
in which give tea speoufi hour until OBJ
tanned also splendid medicine all kinds of Fits given above
pain. symptoms (when Immediately hand)
Chosr generally disappear few hours leaving the patient weak
keep them, giving them only the hfe.t food.
the of Poet and Greatmen Streets Newoean ounnn
he nnd aaA Be gwen m
This invaluable Cordial the safest and efficient remedy
for s and thorough cure Of Them II
have used this Medicine prepared BY the proprietor
indeed hardly be mentioned in which it has
S r. and often within . heG.s mad and
unrpe and disorders the bowels prevalent
respectfully urge upon every family the value of M
article particularly where there children is perfectly
highly recommended ,ea-farng men
established truth medical that change Of climate
prolific of those disorders for the Of which thi
Cordial is SO remarkable.
and sod wholesale and r b pes'ors FRYER
| Louisiana,
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The following resolution, passed by the Board
Of Assistant Aldermen, were concurred in, the
rules being suspended:
A resolution requesting the opinion Of the
Attorney as to the right of the Directors Of the
Public Schools of the Second District to appoint
Treasurer, etc.
A resolution appropriating $1,000 for the use
Of the House of Refuge.
On motion the Board of Aldermen receded
from the amendment adopted by them, locating
the Seventh Precinct in the Engine house on
Common street, between Where and Jackson,
and concurred in the resolution passed by the
Board of Assistant Aldermen, providing for the
election of 14th of June, and establishing pre-
cincts, and appointing inspectors and clerks for
same.
The ordinance relative to the Clerks of the
Recorders of the First, Second, Third and Fourth
Districts, with the amendments persisted in by
the Board Of Assistant Aldermen, was then taken
up, and, ON motion, laid on the table.
The Board then went into secret session on
Executive business.
The following appointments, made by the City
Surveyor, were confirmed:
Deputy Surveyor for the First and Fourth
Districts, Mr.. A. G. Blanchard.
Districts, Mr.. j. A. D'Hemecourt.
For First Clerk, Mr.. W. W. Dunbar
For Second Clerk, Mr.. J. r. Communy.
For Draughtsman, Mr.. J. N. Depouilly.
The doors were opened, and the Board adj
journed to meet on Tuesday, June 8, at 6 o'clock
P. VI. Chs. CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
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The town of North Tuscaloosa, or North Port,
Ala 1t is called visited the morning Of 2lst ult
principal stores Of that place The fire originated in the
store Of John G. Moore, and communicated with four
others in line with it. severay occupied by McIes-
ter, W. Nuckels, Dr. B. F. Powell, and John Brown
The buildings being of wood they burned with great
pity and in very short space Of time enveloped
in fame The large brick store Of Shirley Christian
tearing down of wooden building adjoining occupied by
Dr. Danvss Notwithstanding the rapid progress of the
ames large quantity Of goods saved by the prompt
exertions of the citizens
Somebody has described laughter as a &C IA
Guilty bestowed upon man,, which there is there
fore sort of mpiey in not exercising as frequently as
day. if it shall have passed without laughing San inch
Of laugh is worth ell of in any state Of the
ket says Of the old English Fathers" Pilgrims at
the shrine of Mecca consider laughter essential part
Of their devotion that they call upon their prophet
preserve them from sad faces.
!. An excellent institution, called the Boatmens'
Savings time since organized at st. Louis 1t
has been productive of great good 1t has nearly
600 depositors with deposit of $500 week
1t has been in active operation for four years. and has not
lost single dollar One is mentioned, that of an
old coored woman, who has 5000 deposit the say
ings OF some years Of toll.
1t is stated that Major Richardson, whose
duced by actual want He the author Of Wacousta
Wau-NauGee the Massacre of Chicago and sew
eral other popular novels He was formerly Of the British
to seeking aid from his friends that he preferred
death to making his necessities known to them.
The N Y. Evening Post says that while Fred
erck Douglas the noted negro abolition lecturer pro-
ceeding from Cleveland to Buffalo steamboat Of
the employees Of the boat undertook to turn him from the
suppertabe but commanded to desist by stranger
who proclaimed that he 'southerner and secured
the coiored orator" from further annoyance lie sub
sequeny ascertaned that the stranger Mr. Marshall
| member of Congress from California.
| Information has been received at the Depart
ment Of State at Washington, from T. NJ. Rodney Esq
United States Consul at Matanzas that Mr. John Gun
bingham, engineer the Havana railroad who had beer
imprisoned at that place since the Sth day of September
charged with carelessness and neglect Of duty in
ming the engine and train off the track whereby somt
twenty thirty persons wounded of whom died
acquitted conditonaly and placed at liberty on th
| 18th ult.
Major John NJ. Strong was elected Mayor o
Selma Ala on Monday last for the ensuing year At tn
time the following gentlemen elected Council
men: r. N. Philpot A. Jones' Wesley Plattenburg, D.
| Russell, and Sidney Ogiyie
The editors of the New York Herald hav'
private letters from the celebrated Madame Henriett
sontag written in Germany of late date in which sh
states that she intends to sail for New York and the New
| World about the middle of August,
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OFFICIAL.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.


The Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present The Hon. j Robb, President; Messrs.
Burke, Clark, Converse, Claiborne, Labatut,
Lugenbuhl, Sewell and Stockton.
The reading Of the journal was, on motion,
dispensed with.
The following message from the Mayor was
read, and that part relating to the opening of
Esplanade street WAS referred to the Committee
on Streets and Landings; that part relative to
the Memorial of the Sons Of Temperance to the
Police Committee; and that relative to the bill
of the Orphan Asylum to the Committee on
Finance
MAyoRALTY OF NEwORLEAHs, June /, 1852
To The Honorable Pesides and Members of the Board of Al
de,7ea and the Board Of assistant aldermen Of Tie City
Of NetO Orleans
GESrLEsEN-I beg to transmit herewith to your honor
able body petition from number of property owners in
Eanade street. praying for the opening of that thorough
fare to the Bayou st John REINFORCEMENT is which
will commend itself to the attention of the Common Coun
Gill; and would recommend the adoption Of the necessary
legal steps to carry ont che prayer Of the petitioners
Accompanying this beg to lay before your honorable
body memorial from the Grand Division OF the Sons
Temperance and to which your attention is respectfully
solicited.
Enclosed hand you bill from the Catholic Male Or.
phan Asylum for $277 IS.
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
your obedient servant,
|. A. d. CRoesMAN, Mayor
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* ~ Camp Street. ~

t9- MILLER HARRIS WALDO 10 Camp street. Newoesns,
Wholesale Retail Dealers HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
UPHOLSTERY AND CABINET FURNISHING GOODS PAINTS,
OILS,
On hand very large Gilt Bronzed Lamp Gil
randoe Hall Lamps and Candlsrs Tea Trays various
Glassware Aattg Soaps; Sperm
SPERM Whale Lnseed Neatoot and Chemical
Spirit Camphine Alcohol Turpentne Paints Of de-
Brushes Window ala.s pai:y Sand Paper aud Hs
Hair Hair Cloth Springs Gnps; Fnges
Ticking and Bed Iaee Cord Tassels etc. Also Picked and Common
Moss always for sale.
oFcAhRHrNE.
For less quantity. TO cent? gallon
lyiek
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O.. Yale, Js'., 5 Co.,
81 MAGAZINE STREET,
~ Wholesale Dealers in Imported
FANCY AND STAPLE SILKS,
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
sTRAWiGooDs,Iese-
MILLINERY ARTICLES, LAcEs,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, EMBROIDERIES,
RIBBONS, GLOVES,
FEATHERS PRINCES,
TRIMMINGS BONNETS, etc. etc.
large complete every thing in their n of the
latest received which they respectfully invite the attention
ofthe Wholesale trade generally.
c. YALE, JR., l. CO., 81 Magazine street,
tweep streets.
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AND TOBACCO STATEMENT:
Stock on hand Sept. l. 1851 .........1 1880 2a,sn
:" yesterday. @l-1,sso2oe 2a2-55Oas
1866 $500
Yesterday. s5To-12e5so5 52-44ess
Stock on hand not cleared. .10O291 34.216
ToBACC0-We heard of sales of 800 hhds, (some of
which indicate further advance) follows 100 at
Az round at g. 10 at So and 33 at a 10i at AZ Al at
51s at 5@5 10 at 59l and 10 at 81 S43 of which 20
at 1o7 at 5S, at 5 and I'll at ca 40 at A. and
lat 314; also, - hhds Mason County, including II
Selections at $40.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-T transactions in both arti-
cles limited. -err-s-
TLoUR-some small lots were sold Of So 50 for Ohio,
and So s50$4 90 for superne st. Louis Offers Of So 50
were also refused for Ohio In fatboats.
GRAIN-Corn scarce and some 4500 sacks sold. in
Guiding 500 inferior at 49, 100 mixed at co. and 1900 white
and yellow at 5lO52$ Oats 600 sacks st. Louis
| brought 33e p bushel. o- 80
PROvISIONS-Pork dull, with only small sales
ported at s17 37H0$7 so for Mess Bacon IS to
40 casks good Sides sold at s and 60 TO- in several
lots at Lard steady, vii sales of 1s1 bbs mostly
at 9s so at OK, and 100 kegs PRIME the Levee at
1915. ......5-
RICE-5O tierces sold, on the Levee, at 41S4.
LARD OLA sale of 10 bbls at SOC % gallon.
SALT-12S0 sacks LIVED eool fine sold at 81 10 cash.
WHISKY-The largest sale we heard of 100 bbs at
16he.
| FREIGHTs-No engagements reported Cotton to
Liverpool I'd.
Observation-Disclosures:
Sterling. 1O9GOllc
NewYork sixtyday Bills. q e. disc
Sight Checks on NewYork. .AE0h y Ct disc
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Pinckard &eos Thornhn Meihsnuy4 Geo cnnsy do
hides Robinsonss brs peaches Scot Robinson
Ton, 16i bales cotoe.
ST MARTINsynLEPer Eaneps IS hhds Shields
Psvy, Aco1f bbls nsolssess to Irve MCe1
hides, bales Belloc9-sundrss TO order. .
YAzOo CTTYPer IS bales cotton swiney Green
Jonas30 NJ Cooper &eo3s Downs, Crddy Aee55
uckner Sianon3 do Cleveland Bro Aeo2s foxs Acs2 do
B1kbriage Adans6 WRIGHT Williams Aeo6
Oakley Hawkhs-a Byns Aso7 Cromwsi-l 90 Hewitt;
Norton Aro Fssn DonegGn Acoundrs to oderIo e bales
cotton.
Hnwkins2 Gerard 4els
Beck10 Watt DeSaules1 Wright Williams Aro-4 do II W
H5 ordsl19 do SKIS seed NJ Bai45 peaches h W
Barret2 bs Wait Desaules-Toa AIS bales cotton
GRAND EcoRE--Per steamer KmbaII bales TO
Panehe &eo57 Skpwtb Taylor Aeo6 Paytss arisonS do
Smith Aeo-29 Bnchauan, Carroll yerieh Aco5 DO
Hills Wright Williams Aeoass bbs molnsses htenborgei
hides Felt AReed-Total, 222 balss cotton.
FORT SITPer Louisa bales II Hesld2s
do, 2sl hides NJ Greenwood AGO.
FLATBoATs.
In Fourth District
INDIANA-Psr aats eou
bbls -four I C Twichell AGO.
ISDANAPe Dngledes boat: 900 bb com, 800 sas oats.
pounds bacon Costa. -a
CINCINNATPer boat 100 bbls and hi do whi.ky
molly
INDIANA-Per three boats $50 tons hay to order.
CONsIGNEES
Per ship Charles from Baiore-Leon Purry Blake
rsh, Rgnet 4co-sark, Day SauferBee6e AcoOsissby
AacaucyC Buideeke AcoFearn Donegan acoJ stebeiG
Giyens--order.
PASSENGERS
Per ship ch from baltimore hlr Cspt swlsr and family M
Freeman and child Mrs Helyesten Mrs Smith, Hiss Smith, Mr. Smith
Per ship Saxon from Everpooi-9s4 steerage.
Per ship Alex Grnnt, from Liyerpool-37 uteerage.
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RECETpTs OF pRODuC


whisky lands NJ J1 81, as 100 teg,
s s @ ss.s & sc g do
r. Do nd sE1 din Sss
bb lard OIL X doms kegs lard hds Conlo
do M g f b 81 @ sssis kHs sna Ss
seecomb Voorhees, Burhdgs Adams box
n mssa. 81 3 ps
els bales wins Blander Williams 5000 hhs bacon Beatty
crt.N Do Turner %eo4 Hewitt d. GW
do Le ss 'egaS S whisky oats
wheat Augsnsl Sxs cheese q kegs butter g Dosn9o
g d x x % 20 Ees do 'i Helm
castings Eo do Priestley Benl bark mill Sheffield
-sundres to order.
Bandr Williams &coo do Green Harding Seos
Ksn1e Dix Marsh Rsslsts fSmls
70 bbs whisky Shaw lard legs Dol
aEs ps
Grief bds saddle trees IIan Bro5ls bbs -four do beef
50 S SSG' a"p aon 50 kegs lard bs
brandy kegs butter Stone sacks oats Price,
| sundries to order.
ST Western World So hhds tobacco Ysssnan
Eros % Hss ts BRAN rasr
Dufy-os do Meoe4as DO Jas do T. boxes
b flour Marsh Rsnlet. Aloo DO osey Maaay 90
bsss IaisT do Dbl
gsn whisky orre Gayle &cosi42 pigs lend Fosdek
| co-sundres to order.
White &coa4 Wright Williams &eos1 Mcconoshie DonnsI1
hhs; A Sssa S s9. sha S Ss
peaches Scott to oderTota S
bales cotton.
co.'s do PAYNE Hnrson25 Downs Cuddy Ward Jonas
Is Msconocls Dounell Aplsger &co Frellsen &co-
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petition from various active members Of
the Fire Companies of the city, residing in Eau
bourg IRENE, praying to have new alarm bell
erected in the place Of the one now in the Par
ish Jail, was referred to the same Committee.
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1MpORTS

ship Catalina: IS 40 bills wine Ienorer
Fao-OO Almonds PUG Mir &eol box manuel Kedago-504
Il pipes wine, osders
SAN FRANCSCoPe ship Naagansett: 2S3 bb pork and lot Of
beuns
BALTIAIoRE-Per ship Charles Assorted mase.
BoSTON-Per ship Nor pix Assorted mdse
BosToN-Per ship Amulet: 100 tons ice to Stafford Geo.
IIvERPooL-Per ship Saxon: Assorted mise.
pTIILADELPEIIA-Pe ship Marathon: Assorted mdse.
LvERPOOPor ship Alex Grant, t4T9 SKIS salt TO Rogers &o
BOsToN-Per ship Josephus 800 tons ice to Jenkins
BoSTON-Per bark Malina: Assorted mdse
wILAIINGToNPer brig Heath bbls spts rpenn 200
do PITCH do rosn, slS do tar to Delagrave eco.
HAvANA-Per schr Fairy Sugar. coffee, cigars and fruit order
MOBlLE-Per schr Martha Wolff $50 SKIS salt to master.
pENSACoLAPer schr Bradford feet Of lumber 2i0
latls TO C Pooley Seo
PENsACoLAPer schr Powbaan: $1,000 lumber 1900 feet
sash A p Sinpson--200 bales domestics Forsyth.
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A petition from Jackson Fire Company No
IS, respecting an engine and hose carriage, was
referred to the same Committee
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A petition from the Eagle Fire Company No.
Z, praying to have their present Engine house
removed to q more suitable location, was refer
red to the Fire Committee.
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ship Chfs Bsimoe-Ars Capt Swler and famly,
Freeman and child Mrs Htlyeen. Mrs Smith, Hiss Smith, Mr. Sni
Per ship Saxon, from Iverpool-9s4 steerage.
Per saip Alex Grnni, from Liverpool-37 uteerage.
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NEW YoRK-Per ship St Louis 1889 bles cotton 50 hhds toba
595 bbs pork, 1898 pigs lead, g. pkgs mdse.
LIvERPOOL-Per ship Lady Sale: ei53 bales cotton.
LIyERPOoI-Per ship NIsrmon 2sis bales cotton.
BoRDEAUX-Per bark Aiades $4,000 save % bbls CUTS.
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The st. Louis Republican of the Goth ult, contains
teegraphc report of the proceedings Congress the
9Th and 2sth, which we copy:
WAsu,scro. May q.
sENATE.-A memorial from the Society of Friends in
New England was presented asking for the repeal of the
Mr. Sumner proceeded to explain it, when the Chair
called him to order.
An exciting debate ensued and the memorial laid
on the table
The Senate subsequently took up the Deficiency bill,
and adjourned without taking the question.
HousE:-Mr. Mallory presented petition praying for
the establishment of steam line from New Orleans to
South Florida; also, petition of James Montgomery,
Offering Congress the benefit of his important invention
prevent steam disasters and asking the construction Of
steamer on his model by which he carry the mail
from New York to Liverpool in six days.
The consideration of the bill granting land and the
right of way to the Missouri railroad, resumed Mr.
Babcock moved that the bill DO laid the table mega
hved-yeas IA, nays "a.
Mr. Florence submitted bill for guarding against
steamboat accidents, by punishment
The Presumption bill taken up, the pending amend
ment rejected, and the bill passed.
Mr. Hall from the Committee on Public Lands report
ed back the Senate bill with amendments giving the right
Of way and land to the Missouri and St. Louis and Han
nibal Railroad.
The morning hour expired before action was had on the
bill.
The House went into committee on the Indian Appro
priation hill. long political debate ensued.
Mr. Polk said that he believed that every aspirant
the Presidency in the democratic party had written
tion repeal of the fugitive law. He asked Mr., White
Of kentucky II he was prepared to say the for Gen
Scott.
Mr., White replied. that he trusted Gen Scott woult
make such declaration in advance. Old Churubusct
would not take position at 81 40 and fall back to 49,
Mr. Polk replied resentng all illusions to his deceased
relative, when the committee and the House ad
journed.
WASHINGTON, May %.
SETATE-Yesterday the Senate rejected the Collin
amendment to the Deficiency BILLS to 26.
Enthusiastically the House ordered the bill donating
lands to aid in the construction Of the St. Joseph
Hannibal and St Louis railroads to be engrossed for
third reading, and resumed the consideration to-day
when the previous question its passage seconded
but Mr. Jones moved to lay the bill the table express
ing hope that it would be kept there until after tn
Democratic Convention
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NEW ORLEANS
FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE q, 1852


The st. Louis Republican of the Goth ult, contains
teegraphic report of the proceedings of Congress tn
9th and 2Sth, which we copy
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FLATB0ATs.
In Rourth District-
CONSIGNEES.

Per ship Charles from Bamo-Leon Purry Bak
Msh, Rgnet xeoSlark Day Staufer-Bee6e AcoOgissby
siacaueyC Buideke AcoFean Donegan acoJ stcbei-Gy
Giyens-orier.
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Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LIVERPOOL.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CREscENr OFFICE,

CRESCENT OSYIcE, I
Friday Morning. June a. 1852
COTTON-The sales yesterday reached 200 bales fac
tors showing disposition to meet buyers towards the
close Of the day. Prices fully lower for middng
and We alter our quotations:
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
FIFTH CouRT WHITING VALENTINE TfEoFHHuS
FREEMAN.. No % I0 (ocks Of the As
District Court OF the First Judicial District
DY VIRTUE Of q writ of alias plurius f. ia. to
me directed by Fifth District Court Newor
leans cause will proeeed to sell At public
ou City Exchange ST. Louis street, between
Chartres 1852 at II O'Clock
The siave hoy named lisa AC.
Seized in the above suit. s
Terms CASH the spot. - JAS z. fEEAEI
mv5 I5'95 Sheriff ef the Parish Of Orennh.
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SUNDAY WoRK-Retgious ConSistency-In the National
Convention of Printers held lately Cincinnati the SUBJ
ect of Sunday work came up. Mr., Rogers. delegate
from Network city stated that hd had often stood at his
all Sunday afternoon, setting up that was
delivered in the morning. from the manuscript of the cler-
gyman himself In instance, he said the manuscript
fresh from the pulpit the subject of which the
strict observance of the Sabbath day n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

SINGULAR sERrEsr.-It seems to be passion among
Of the newspapers of the day to which tell
According to Italian journals organized being
has been discovered in the interior of Africa which
to form intermediate link between vegetable and ami
shape of spotted serpent 1t drags itself along the
ground instead of head has flower, shaped like bell
which contains vicious liquid Flies and other insects
are attracted by the smell of the juice, enter into the
flower, where they caught by the adhesive matter
The flower then closes and remains shut until the prisoner
is bruised and transformed into chye The iadgestibe
portions, such the head and wings thrown out by
two aspra openings The Vegetable serpent has skin
resembling leaves white and soft flesh and instead of
bony skeleton cartagnous frame well filled with yellow
marrow. Tho natives consider it delicious food