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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-03

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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-03

PRESIDENT
Hon. John W. Dayis-Iudisns.
rsEsrpsSrs
John observation-disclosures.
Samuel g. Roane--Arkansa..
Henry A, Lyons-Caliiorna.
James II. Prau-Conneclicut
Charles Wrigbt-Deaware.
John Branch--Florida.
Joseph Dsy-Georgia.
James b. Foley-Louisana.
DR.. Charles Johnson-IiIinois
George Giliespie-lowa.
Levi Tyler-Rentucky.
Emile La Sers-Iouisiana.
Amos w. Robers--lsins.
Edward Hoyd-Msryland.
Henry II. Chii1s-Msssscbuseus.
Elon fsrnsworrh--Mfchips
John Is. hewitt Mississippi.
v. A. James--Mis sonri.
Samuel Tlton--New Hampshire.
zadoo Prau-Ncw York,
Weldon N. ACKNOWLEDGMENT Caroline
VIM Mcdili--Ohio.
David Lynch--Pennsyivenia
Welcome - Sayles--Rhode Island
Gave Johnson--Tennessce.
Ashbe Smith--Texas
David SmalIe-VermonI
Charles Ysncey-vrginia
Wilson Dewey--Wsconsin.
sFceErARRs
Edmund @. west-New York
:. g. BoVait-Tennessce.
y: MISUNDERSTANDING.
William Stewart--Indians.
Patrick, Crittcndep--C Connecticut
william A. Hocker-Illnois.
Edward Barlett-keptucky.
sncius y. Lusk--Louissns.
Samuel II. Ayre--New Hampshire
Oliver s. Dewey--North Carolina
samuel ID. Pat,erson--pcnnsyivsnia.
~ Pryor-Virginis
David Noggie-Wisconsn.
Also. the following resolutions in relation TO rules
lar applicable Tor the government Of the convention,
Dc adopted AZ the rules Of this convention
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-03

The cotton market in Liverpool was dull and all grades
below fair had declined ID The weeks sales were
1000 bales-specuators took 10000, and exporters
$4,000 bales. Fair qualities remain unchanged
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-30
INV ORLEANS MARKETS,

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Monday Morning, August &c, 1852.
COTT0N-The demand was good on Saturday and the
sales reached $50 bales of which were new crop Our
Quotations refer to new crop, and follows:
ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. 10 IhIddlng Fair. .101l01ok
Middiing.: o4@91E Good Fair. ..1is@l
Good Middling ..92lf0lo aood and Fine. $50. nominal
AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
Stock on Cotton Os q soo z"'aeeo hid.
Received since ssp. 55 ssss5 2SS
- yesterday. 14e=l.4 27,7o2 l67-s7 o22
r-u.... ,..o,,, l44aoo2 1loS93
Is Saturday,. 12o=1 ,433.26o 227-o1sl4
stock on hand not cleared ............9 s32 1909
TOBACCo-We heard of only a single sale 40 bhds at
53st u Ii.
SUGAR AND MOLASSEs-We noticed a sale of so
hhds Sugar. strictly prime at the advanced rate of
" b. Moasses sold in small lots at previous rates.
FLouk-There was good demand and 5000 bbls
changed hands, including 1875 unbranded at So rs 750
favorte brand of Indiana in three lots 81 co. 1000 st.
Louis in several lots at 81 12lzS4 2J, 500 Fancy ST.
Louis at =, 100 Extra st Louis 81 TO- and $50 Union
Steam Mills at So 90 u Dbl.
CRAVING heard of no sales IF Corn or Oats ,rorth
reporting
PRoVlsloNs-Pork was selling in small lots, at the
reduced rate of 500 90 Dbl for Mess Bacon was ul,
eo terces sugar-curcd Hams brought 49, a H. OF
Lard 2oo bbls No ! sold on private terms
"nishA-Ihe market WIS dull, and we noticed ONLY
retell sales at 2oi4e q gallon for Rectiiied
II fhEldHrs-We heard of no new engagement
nAohANeEs-Ihere was an ample supply of bills, and
& a limited demand
Sterling. ,,,,.~,,,o,
Francs $3.50 So Iva tVgligA
NewYork sixty day Bills. ~ 4 q
Ses"' one'As 'h I'VE" parf0 4 o Ct prem
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La pos De y resaIyss
u poinfe dts
e. ~ as d. sg A. dss asli etuns
tioh pour les
man ere fa,,' des derriere
etlae cha1ue jaasr du
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-30

ENFoaeiNa I'M LieroR LAw.--The Boston Mail gays a
~ gross outrage took place in Salem the 10th The
stofe Oh 1'niel b Gardner attacked by a mob,
headed by the Cl3 Marshal After irving in vain to nick
'e iocSthey actually cted for axes and crowbars bur-
gariousy broke into the building seized $1,000 worth of
wines and liquors. put keeper in tlc store and sum-
9ned Mr. Gardner to appear before the police court to
ansssF complaint brought against him On MS ,o1n
piance, it r3n,d that complaint had been lodged
nor had any warrant been Ssted The proceedings did
not escape the notice of the citizens The minister of
the gospel Rev George Ward who had fit to make
several complaints alone and unaed by any Of the bre
thren was seen Front street. and his appearance was
signal for an outburs of Indignation 1t impossible
to prevent crowd from following him pelting him
with rotten and missiles till he took refuge in the
City Hall.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
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MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 30, 1862

SUPERSTITION OF NINErEENTH CEsruny-At the
distance of about one half mile from the village of the
Shakers at Canterbury N H. there is to be seen in pas
ture far from any public road marble stone in height
about seven feet which brought from Lebanon NJ
the headquarters of the Shakers about six years since
and erected by special from heaven as an OBJ
ect of worship by the holy Amounted elders of this novel
sect and their deuded followers The devotion around
this stone consists of kneeling tumbling wang singing
dancing and other antics too to mention which
so orcby remind the spectator of the worship of the
indoos that he can hardly persuade himself that he is
in America,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-30

TIE Two SExEs-When rakish youth goes astray
friends gather around him in order to him to the
pain OF virtue Gentleness and kindness Iayished
upon him to win him back again to innocence and peace
No one would suspect that he had ever sinned But
when poor coniding girl is betrayed she receives the
brand OF society and cnceforth driven from the WAYS
Of virtue The betrayer hcnored respected esteemed
but his ruined, heart broken victim knows there is no
peace for her this side Of the grave Society has no help
ing hand for her smile Of peace voice forgive
ness There are earthly moralties unknown to heaven.
There deep wrong in them and fearfa the
luences.
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PLASTERtSG.
The hnlng and The upper meeting
building together with the area at staircase be psarrd NIL the
The ceiling lathed paa manner
and cen,releee per drawings, in the meeting room.
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-. sy'orsa's safe Company.

VIZ ttIeHtIu1l UI VIC pubHG IS Called TO the
a utility aud superiority Of trse others m Safes
are made ca az sa'irs new principle We r form
spe aae ltum wrong plates brs,
s,ep Of cast isa chilling tie lqnia making
staqs ths hise OF drill and Capable of resisting howsof
seuFu 10 me srio1e Is only
Mechanic abe lsras bolts aps, Screws m tho .
l5 burglar rsEo with perhaps loss effort required
s o ns a sa Nfsthe esn the
hesitate net in aying That these saes with
EaartsE pkiLL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANK
o2k the only really depository
6es VIZ further there utl security the popular
sales or Bank Vaults They all The work
osp broken into, ms experience has demonstrated.
Company SAFES and
Of various for Banking Institutions aercan
Firms and which will Pow
Proof, when secured with Lilies Bank Locks.
sample ofthe above Safes Locke togeher with Neel
farau.opGc Bank the W. w Warn Nc
u c'rn st fuhif ~ TIC pETTEEs. Agent Camp street.
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Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LIVERPOOL

AMERICA, ebr'l''..or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., July TO-
BALTIC, (Am.).... for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, A.
EUROPA (Er.). for NEW YORK.. SATURDAY II
NIAGARA, Orb. for BOSTON. .......s SATURDAY q,
ATLANTIC, (Am.) for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, a.
AFRICA, Orb. ..for NEW YORK. SATURDAY 81
CANADA, ORD for BOSTON. SATURDAY August
PACIFIC, (Ann). ...for NEW YORK.. WEDNESDAY ii
ASIA, tBr)...... for NEW YORK. -. SATURDAY IA
AMERICA, tBr.)... for BOSTON. .....sATuRDAY 81
49, - N !, +''t'f We" aohh..'."EDHEsDAY - 25.
EUROPA (Br). NEW YORK. -. SATURDAY %
Havre and Bremen Steamer,
FROM SOUTHAMPTON
HuMn0l pT....l for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY Jn,v =
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Lss tois ~ bisses aasnt Nh ~ AZ
e aroes fsnt Dc "a aaste dt ,pHisss ae d.
wing e. eertnt
Ell deH Vt les
toae y torture ae les nssufs
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE CRY NywOsLxA 4, Isss.
. ~ In accordance with the foregoing reso-
lltion notice hereby that will seii MONDAY
me lib day Of October u o'clock ic
shove mentioned contract Eu4 sa O. DsBUYS Comptroller
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

~ steaner Illinois:
COOS bales hemp, 400 bls whisky Bideckt &coaDo do
~ s hams Jas Connolly &co-4! bales Woodruff ScIO h
lfd on hsepin DO castor oil DePnye2l eggs Scbp4
so,t 49, 49D SKIS Morgan
40 tenndy frr30G sk an Duhan-6e3 do com and
lnr SaSie eo 34I do wheat
sk % cS jury &co65 b apples Mnrtin-2 sk
p.p' stoe q "awoh-l0u do Drulnn Bnchelo,
ih bills apples Bscoe bales psreje BroII d.
man Geo ZIG do NJ EllIoteO CAeese
s3il do 81 Kegs G Don5S cheese A d Criea 4
CO DO glassware LEolen2 bx mie Swinev
Myo-l do Lnsk &rob2 hhds co4e do " q
hounon-o DO u Davis 6col0 do Glenn-l4 II Yea
man Seol do Fel0wes coI DO Turner, &co-2 Pryra
Hatch Acos dc Wts3 do Laoage shuz Hadiep
--sundries to order-Iotal, 1855 hhds obacco
'iLlE--Pnr steamer Hays; cotton Fl W Hill
10 " a do sney Green Gos hhis Fellowes
er-a 40 ~ ibis apples 36 castings &co-g5
no Tagging pigs fnrnan Llttng ycos CowAn Dykrrs
oxs Tongues 81 @ hams Peters Miiard ORDER do
Seo do X AdRnss do Dudley Neon5 do casks bao On
Martin Owen &eoi! Ibis eggs Huey7 rraldin koola TO-
cks bacon FSrrll &coI0 hb. lhnerg2 do Seplsnj
% SCHNEIDER do, 80 kegs but Wright &co2 Jallows
y FhprdsDb tls pens hennrl34 pkgs Bien-
10 ss eie".c Adamsi49 bbs
Nestit-i do Nale Cox sco?o bhs apples 4eo-i boiler
nnn machinery braut landyl cornnl Williams Phillips 4co-
ade to order-loia 49 bales cotton 10 hhds
BAYOU sARAPer Enpetor. cotton Ar Mlan.
hersegs DO Payne liArriaopsl oHkey ksi5 Byne
eo-.l MHas Sonan dei7 Wright Williams dco-a do yyarj Il
wright aeo6 Fsowes &co Sale, &co95 bills sugar 10
obah kernioo6 do Bogar Foley Ayeryi5 bales mess 70
IHtnerss do and slniies ordeTota cotton
0uAcHITA RIlAser steamer Leila No a. 81 bales COTTON n
Byrne xce-i psiddai Green &coTotAl, cotton
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NOR WARRENTON, NEW CAR gs
baoo ThAGE 5t GRAND 9 GUILE RODNEY WATER fh
and 81 Intermediate andingsFor EVERY TUESDAY EVEN
a6ocoek-steamer LOUISA, in place Of the NEW PRINCESS
2r lew weekslhe splendid paeks. amer LOUISA,
aek9n Muster will leave for the above ports TUESDAY,
81, at o'clock
aall q D.R: CARROLL g Union Carnna
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Specifications for EngInc-hause and lighthouses
Phoenix Fire Company Nos.

.--.-- LOEATION : ~ :
The building sha be ground situated on Victory
atreot between Magny Streets according aseonp
Lying rl.ns and tines given by the Surveyor. =
SIZE FOUNDATIONS AND WALLS.
1t viii be erected accordance with the plans Of the
sizes marked and fgrred said plans pre there
eks said 10 certain walls tbs contractor shall whatever
found good by the Surveyor demolsh
which coered pian)
all walls brick half thick shall
at the bolt They shall boitomisg thieknessss
sound two inch boa pans crossing each ornanke
and shall be laid regular Offsets Of two che
bricks thick top.
All wa the buildings snail
heights and thcknessts figured
The first story the building
the clear The second main iiug be sixteen
nehts high in the clear and the second story the stable
building % he twelve feet high in the elear s3G5
-Four tue brick work the sarfce the ground through
oat the walls hai he laid in
ong aes we'll laid in the joins between them,
damphea - ~
An brick work necessary copee ensinshnus
eoruires betting pnh and other The
building according drawing shall be
most substantial he Whole complete
well nishd with brick
rom ines and Openings of tie walls. where
The bricks to be well burnt anaity
lions fresh Thomaston clenr charm slni
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The LIVERPOOL and London Fire and Iif.

The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Authorized Capital. Ten MILLIONS DOLLARS
rAla up 81 900
hGrplu and Reserved Fund. l3;O000
Working captTwo Millions Hundred and Forty TRouspS
Dollars. - -
Onerng by its unusually unlimited individual
liability Of the Stockholders that
most perfect security to the puba prepared insure against
FIG Risks 10 Neworieans on the most reasonable
The usual abatement Of Poll
eea with the Mutual Companies settlements ospes
will be prompt and liberal ~
CHAs BRIGGS, Agent, omce rs st. charesstrsst
BOARD OF REFERENCE IN NEW ORLEANS:
camaei Nicholson, A. Heme, Thomas Sear,
a; l1anntent, g. A. Holt Vim. Mure,
m'fehoReas j. .. behn, Jas. Robb
E. Ogden.
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK;
r =, $1,000. JAS. BROWN, Chairman,
FnAsoIs CoTTHsxr, Deputy Chairman.
George Barclay, Francis Griffin Roys pbelpp
msrk W. Coliet, Mort Livingston, Ed. F. Sandsfbon
u W. F6ber, VIM s. Wetinore,
ALFRRp PILL, ReBdsn, Secretary,
FRANCIS "hiRF1F Counted OF the Board. mss ly
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LIE RED RIVER sErrLE,EENT-Iiadson's Bay,-A cor.
respondent of the Missionary Record of the
Church of Canada. has communicated the details of
sad disaster which has belen einabtant the Red
River settlement, by the OVERLOOKING Of the Red River
The inhabitants have been driven from their houses and
on the 9th of May the date of the letter were living in
tents upon ridges dozen miles from their houses
The destruction Of property has been immense From
three to four thousand people have been driven from their
homes many of them have their houses to them but
every thing is in disorder destroyed and the fences
tireiy gone Of people only lost his house. but
many have lost valuable out-houses The water did not
rise SO high as in 1926 by two feet six inches In our
church it came up TO the windows and in dwelling
house to the top of the lower in the upper window
sash-about five feet
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RAILROAD TO HupsoHs BAY The Liverpool Chronicle
states that English company have contracted to
struct 100 miles Of railroad from Quebec towards udsons
Bay at 900 per mile and that the line is intended
be pushed rapidly forward until it reaches that great
Northern The whole distance is 600 miles For
selves says the Journal Of Commerce do not
see what there is to support railroad in that direction
but if the Canadian Government the British Govern
ment see fit to build it, certainly have objection
on the contrary, would suggest the expedency of
line of steamers from the Northern terminus the road
to the North Pole 1t would be delightful hot weather
to run up to North Pole City, and take glass of ice
water fresh from the hands of old Boreas.
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cosPTRoLLER,s OFFICE CRY Aug 90 1851,
re Notice is hereby given that, in accordance
with the resolution aoiadaie MONDAY seth day
Of August next at o'clock the lowest bidder the
. an.1 vi 81 DEBUTS. Comptroller,
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W.aTERLyvG PLACES.

EHOR BILOXI, BAY ST. LOUIS, M-
n PASS CHRISTIAN AND MISSISSIPPI CITY
Packet steamer CALIFORSIAThs 4aar;te low
Lake Captain H. r. EDsYn
gress the Lake with splendid
PontcbErtrhin Railroad as
EVERY MONDAY MORNING The o'cloeh Cara
= TUESDAY ...............
THURSDAY
= SATURDAY Observation-Disclosures.
Returning, eave BILOXI EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY AND SUNDAY EVENINGS.
IT The Way viii the office of the Agent every
Monday Tuesday and Thursday norning at o'clock and
Saturday evening Il o'clock.
je25 r. GEDDES Agent, 10 Bank Place.
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MEMPHIS.

Will leave THURSDAY September . at o'clock rM
ENOR MEMPHIS, GRAND LAKE, Ng -
GREENyLLE COLUMBIA GAlNEs's LAND l@sA1 aEsiis
ING, NAPOLEON, HELENA, YCKSBURG, NAT zS.sksSse
CHEZ md al inemediate andreThe splendid 4. Il.
John Perce the Leyea receiving
freight and will leave above For freight apply nboa
foeto Canal street. or 10 d. r. CARROLL,
- . SO Union Row, Cafcnieet street.
~ The P LEATfiERS trip 90 up as high AS Cairo
will take freight for Cairo New Madrid Hickman
landings. AMPS
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MO. 174-RSsot'e gu aussit6t aprss Que les
itres certain ot eonI are
eedie Pheas sreat sptss de IL
It ~ tsLietre aio1 faire Ies plans Tune bae
eux etag pope, dit lot 10
usage dc Ia die quail sntt5fda
l. ontrat soean 20 rahs pour IA sss y
Dc "a propree Tr e les plans ~
df Conseftd Vile. Twp ~ m
(sgnel JAMES RoBB.
Prestfept dr Gems des AIdernsr.
lSgneJ fRAN5. ALPUENTEs
N 4, Pfsddsnt eu Coma dss Asa Aldermen.
Isign@ AZ b. cR0esMAsf Ysair,
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IMPORTS.

ToBAscGper steamship rialba hides bales deerskn. LOT
HAftE-pe r ship Sen Eagle: 80 baskets Casald
case VINE, d" chehse Toltnnn ~ ntrook
h'se Phsqulet so3 do NJ Cusn-I9 baskets ruma,ne M
&co5O do Prehp, Clesy Ihomusi ca.as
Nh!tton &colS00 dcmpns coig5 usrs vine
lr2thr Bfo2 baskets Frierson Fowler kciIl5
40 " ihomo-20ho demiOhhs Whitney co-2 ndse q
81 40 nee Mss ,ernod-l Reuahet
l,ay stahirrb Cuslchs-2 Siy.et,c Jarue
f,.Vos--l idhG Gtas2 Hyde Gpodric-7 l. Jearn.t ro
ca 1ei Burke Erest yredenbng &co- eyensaiIer
plrolgs-96 Gottsthnk &co--l L SciwnIz
baadecke &sa-l Gefinetts Oppnhenl
M Mnfilhn Mousia-5 uiacl Madame pouneri sooln
fickett Perkins Schlatre2 Tngeertv U
n ltehor &eo-i Blanger co5 Gotshalk gy
Gehfhst Btta-l Paga-2 DanieIsI Bernard
ahHsinoll B?nianser9 Diee faeoste-1g Naad
a,ot Ahtog mini 81 Frcs2 TupDl Waise-5 Bno,ie
80, gasneag North rSs &eo-s2 de G9er Rr
liones Costa &ro-ll sayre-2 QueneeI8 snrnsinl
'iyer-o andre & Eneonsss-l Mneau-l2o do order
NEW YoRR-Per spip Maid of Orleans; Assorted n,dse
bark Swan: II pipes brandy 90 bd wine IN
/" NrehehuirSh 3co5n do, 20 pipes Cahusnc *
pls az laos a pipes do 100 Gild.msysr
&ro--sS hhis de do Ferlos osso
~ i'echanpe-40 Fontue50 I.ambe-2O Segnouret Ho
a y inaa-40 loson siycstre20 Lnpfne do NJ
tird-Oo r indy CayAroc-l0do Rona-fs3 bhds wine
~ taes 40 3p asca empty bolties, ppes brandy
htehr ~ bales eorks CaTriersl y 80 brandy
oDo easfs "iues and hraDdiGs, order. - - " '''
brig soue 10 bundles yalls25 bale,
ooneo Esi+ Roage.n &colg0 do sugar u bb ines
lot Of egas md fit de WISER
10 y hufe--1 DO j n Llpere--sundfies o order
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The tihers be best sound yellow
free had splits
strength Durability The flooring ets Of main be three
nall by inches and the ceug by eleven inches a
placed al inches
nches placed raising
best workmanke Flooring jostsof building
three by twelve nches ceiling joists three and ha inches
all placed inches Ra this
itsxoin rlesfrn
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REGULAR PACKETS.
-------+-s-----
MOBILE.
T5oR MoBILE--Daiiy O. 8. Mail rn-x

ESORMOBILE.-Daily o. 8. Mail = .slE-h
Line; -summer Ananssmsnt-Ths rev 81 ;;ssas
spenii9 packet FLONiDA, JOHN
mater and OREGON, Il. A. llirn nastsr, livinE beep b
expressly for the Lake with superior ons
above The Pontehsan Rsiosd Daily
st. Louis Pns Christnn and Pasagoua and returning, will
Pnscsgoula, Pass Christian and Bay ST. Louis daily
~ Passengers and families with baggage ought go down by
he IL o'clock the will stop taks freight
after the arrival Of the ~ o'clock y7.
Freight @ ay g. Lnis Pass ought 70 be sent for
~ The Way Letter Mobile and Coast Landings will leave
the ONCE Of the Agent minutes steven O'Clock
lei GEDDES. Agent 10 Bank Place.
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SAlNT LOUIS lVERSITY-The Scholastic
NJ Of this popular Institution on tie first
week in September. " - "
Parents and Guardians will have excellent opportunity
pupils charge OF of the Professors who
ST. Louis board the The 21h inst Fnrtn
lo and Propecusrs Of the University, may obtained
the Jesuit COLLIE in this city, al ~ = = "
au 3taw2w THOS.
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LIST OF VESSELS In PORT MOT CLEARED

PASSENGERS
Fer sup ssa EeSis. from H .vre-ls in steerage.
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Tie lower ground floor the
sound two and bali inch yellow pnks laid Shoppers
placed eighteen inches apart the tagging
the
The upper flooring the
seasoned bait inch
yellow panks, Nailed lanpg
Of the feed which above
tyoiuc uian MA
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VENTE m ic0Nsl, oIr

"a Pasetsss ,,,oalEAss. MEISiIsss No IL ~. ''''
E{.N NERu dun writ de feri facias a moi
aA aidssst r ihoaorahe j. L. Winter pour
parossr ofieens Gas lshre eiaessn nsu
yepdIe iencan cafe Samuel
iast1nns, le SAslEpl II Septsnltrl ls5s
uN CERTAIN LOT DE fEsE EATfSSE ;eux eapes
hVre les is of'lpas Premier
Ia seeonde Muncpa de ID le Nayelle oesns
vipg qnare bc1nt les Psad Gayier,
ohnon, 81 d9e par e gass oqle sur Ia psn init L. ss
bnge 20 ayii lie bureau do H.
notre pube e dit lot ngaise, pieds
onz poueeset sept gues de- hee Ia ohaen
pies ro1ees lie protonisur lSnes as
u Conditions compliant. GEoRsEF. PEARSON,
auto Is sepll Constable SeeoEds Caur Jnsles
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SHERIFF'S SALE
TEsTn DisrEcr CouRr, John MARTIN THOMAS NJ JACK
PARISH OF MADISON SQN f. IA rule against CHARLIE
McKlERNAN. NO a2a.
by VIRTUE of a writ of feri facias to me
49, directed By the Honorable the Tenth District Court parish Of
ton in the Rnnda of the City Exchange st.
Chartres and Royal Streets MONDAY September
o'clock NJ
TIE negro slave named JACOB
Seized belonging defendant
Terms cash on the spot. JAMESP FRERET,
Is Sheriff of he Parish of rl.en7.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
FIFTH DisTnIcrCoURr JOSEPH PAUCoN RICHARD KEE
OF NEwOELRASa. IMAM, MICHAEL GERN0N AND j. D.
HAMPER No. s074
ny VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered Aug.
= 49, 1852 to me directed by the Honorable the Fifth District
OF orteang the above entitled will proceed
F5ic auction Warehouse situate No. aeet
WEDNESDAY, September l. 1852, AT II o'clock NJ
quantity Of BEDSTEADs, MATTRESSES AND TABLES etc. MS
per hvenory file in office, and which will exhibited
time anil place oi sale.
ProyiAonpliy seized in the suit,
Terns cash on the spot. JAMES P, FRERET
au2l % 2S sepl Sheriff of the Parish of Orlsana
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.MaDISONVILLE.
BaLILE.

NOR SOUTH WEST PASS, BALIzE wy -
n all landngs.The reguiar Leik
picket steamer FASHION, Capt Fegat, will leave
heretofore Returning alternately Baizs and
rass Monday morning ats O'Clock rraehng the city
I'm,