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The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1852-10-09

WRIGHT. WILLIAMS & Co. Fg
PAYNE Il HARRISON.
WAFT ~ .DEsAULLEs. =
GEo. NJ. PrNcKARD & Co.
HiLL, MCLEAN & Co. Jos fH.
: WARD i JONAS. Esaa.s ~
BUcHANAN, CARRoLL Il Co.
NJ. GREExwooD & Co.
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Certtfoute Of the Managers and agents Of
Louisiana Dry Dock Company
Having had the Louisiana Dry Dock painted
with the Bridgewater Paint, and its merits
thoroughly tested, we fully concur in opinion
with Capt. Thomasson. of the Magnolia, and
Capt Brown of the Porpoise. We cheerfully
recommend said paint as a superior article.
HUGHEs, VALLErT u Thomas, L. d. D.
]. P. WHITNEY Il Co., Agents
New Orleans, Feb.4, 1882. IS sssst-t =
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Certificate Of Capt S.. Clair THomassou,
Of the Steamer Magnokia.

OUPt.
Of the steamer Magnolia.
Having painted the hurricane deck of the
passenger steamer Magnolia under my COM
mand, with the Bridgewater Paint, cheerfully
recommend it for its impervious qualities, and
have no hesitation in pronouncing it superior, in
my Judgment to any mineral paint before the
public, and believe it to be. certain protection
against the effects Of sparks and cinders. | has
also proved entirely waterproof on my decks
after three months use. ST. c. THoMAssoN.
New Orleans, Dec. 2. 1851
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Certificate Of Joseph Benson, Painter.
have used the Bridgewater Paint for the past
five months on brick and plastered buildings,
and on tin, shingle and canvass roofs, and in
every instance it has given the fullest satisfac-
ton. From tests and experiments made under
my immediate direction, can testify to its being
proof against effects of sparks and cinders, and a
protection against leaks. consider it far supe-
rior to any mineral paint have ever seen, and
invaluable for all outdoor urposss--possessing
qualities that particularly recommend it for use
in a southern climate JOSEPH BENSON.
New Orleans, Feb. 6, 1852 ss esssas.t4 IS. +.
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NtItytCtltt y NHPts " tI4EzEHF -D5VWWf " tH6
Tor6oat Pofpoise - =
have used the Bridgewater Paint, for which
Messrs. G. c. Robert & Co, are agents, on the
hurricane deck of the towboat "Porpoise. p
The paint has been on about three months, and
sparks and cinders constantly falling upon it has
had no effect whatever In about four weeks it
became perfect slate, and | am satisfied of its
possessing all the qualities necessary to insure it
a certain protection against the effects of sparks
and cinders. | confidently recommend the.
Bridgewater paint for the purpose set forth in
the Agents circular. VIM. BRowS.
New Orleans, Feb. 4, 1852. s.g.,sl,..t
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BUREAU DIES CoalAfIssAIRES DE LA a
DETTE CONSOL1DEE DE LA NouvELLE-oRLEANs.5

Il
NouvKLLE- oaLEAss, 81 octobre, 1852.
En- vertu de Ia 37eme section de pacte de Ia
Legislature de Ett de la Louane intae pour
vile de la Nouyelle pourvor
raion nren approuve 1854
ton de facte uppmen,aire rea incorporation vile
Lafayette la Nouyele Orleans APPROVE 10 meme
section dun ace iniule Ac suppenenae pour
der Ia vile de Ia Nouyee Orleans
Ia direction de ae" approns 1884, pour payer
nter do 10 dee enae dc Ia willie pour
cations ancenne corporation etdes ncepnes Premiere Dme
Trosisme Municipalities de Ia vile dc Lafayette 1854
Des Submissions aehe6es par
date usqu'au deusme lund ia deembre 1851 midi
pae dune Nou
veleoeans de la mile piaatres haeun; bons de-
date du premier Juliet payabs quarante ans
bureau u tresoer de Ia VILE coupons
payabes pariir anyior
1853, vile do York. 10 Ter nvier Juliet chaque
annee Les commissions derfcn pour dos
ecretae Bureau Consodae de Ia vile
de la Nouyee Orleans Lea tes oss
iuges plus hAu encheeur midi CONNIE II est dit
c-dcssus. .5iIs g3s4ftss5,i
Conditions du coupons dnta-
ret GU des obligations ancenne Vile
iae ct Troeme Municipalities de vile de LAFAYETTE on
1889 chor de achcteu quart premier
premier Mars quart premier @ Ia balance premier Juliet
1885, ntere rason pour par partr m premier
anyier 1855 Les CommissaeH reierysnt pour
racheeur do fde arcbe 80 iGsaryent on
outrs 10 droit dc reeter les ofres parte.
.-..CoMMISsAIRE S
A. D. CRossMAN, Nars
o. DEBuYs, Contr6ieur.
VIM H GARLAND, Tiesorier.
WP CONVERSE President du Colie de Finances dn
Aldermen. =
L. II PLACE Preadens Finances u es A,.is
tans aldermen. }43 fErs
A. LAYET, secre,airs. % Oct an =
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total .........................$1 113 SO
Including the received at the two Precincts
IN the Fourth District, within the limits of the Parish OF
Jefferson tile entire sum contributed by the city will
probably reach $500.
| MuTINY.--The commander of the American
ship dermana yesterday appeared before U. s. Commits
soner r. M. Lnsher and charged VIM Sweeny and Chas
Hamilton two of the with attempt to create re-
volt on said ship the 2d of October last while she was
| ON the high seas, between this port and New York
CHARGE OF SwINDLING,-Wm Scott Haynes
Of the legal firm OF May Haynes yesterday had Edward
May alias O'Brien, and Thomas Dayly seaen on board
the ship North Atlantic arrested the charge of swim
ding 1t IS charged that the prisoners being debt
the compnants for certain legal fees gave them an or.
der on the ship for their wages afterwards having
the order and collected the money them
selves left the legal gentleman whistle for their fees
The were renanded to await their examination
on the 10th inst.
RoEBERY.-J. ". Law, mate of the ship
randyne was yesterday brought before the Recorder
the First District on the complaint of VIM Johnson 4
sailor on board OF said ship, who charges Law with hay
ing, on the ~ ut in the port of Baltimore, knocked
down deponent and with having robbed him Of silver
watch worth fifteen dollars Deponent further charges
that Law broke open his chest and robbed it of several
articles The accused was remandsd for examination on
the Odd inst
FIGHTING AND WouNDING,-Joseph Jolly and
one Francois are under arrest in the Second district
charged with lighting the of Royal and Hosp-
ta steets In the encounter both fell and Francois re-
cefed wound from bowieknfe which Jolly had con-
cealed on his person Jolly required to find suretes
to keep the peace.
oioNf'fs AMI O1SIEs oliEi4l4S.-A Delllgerent
Ethiope who rejoces in the name of st. Louis Was
teray examined before Recorder Genois charged by
euse Charenett with assaulting and beating him with
paving stones and oyster shells St. Louis was nTnshed
wit. b twenty five lashes.
BREAKING OPEN A TRuNH.-Dalores Chavaria
yesterday made complaint before Recorder aenos set
ting forth that she arrived in the city Sunday last from
vera CRUZ ana TOOK lodgings in boarding house situated
between Charities and Leyee She further states
that on Tuesday in the afternoon trunk was forcbly
broken and the $50 in gold and silver taken
therefrom Deonent further stated that she had good
reason to believe thai said trunk broken open BY
she who had procured her the boarding house for
the purpose of robbing her.
SrABBING.-Daniel Brufy and Arthur MUIR
ply got into fight yesterday Victory street in the
Third District Murphy drew pistol, which was taken
from him by Bruy, and Bruty afterwards drew knife.
wherewith he inflicted severe stab on Murphy Both
inc parties were arrested and bail for their appear
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Further Election Returns.

- The Observation-Disclosures Yort Nov q
has gone for Scott by about 5000 majority
comfy ioat M lorS Noy 1.-The whole democratic
hHopE !sLANp-Further election returns increase The
demoeratic majority in the State to 1000
ANDANA-Paral returns from this State are fyoral
to Scott, - eea'' axe A"fo'".'i'
new JIRsEy-The returns from New Jersey are me- l.
inc State has probably gone democratic by 1oot
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ba. ,o,,o "a, p,,s,a T.,
jority. $3.50 sNA' AZ ''ie' W large Aia-
' NJ s,ves Pierco 1najory of from rs 900 TO 100000
m AwAhE-Delaware goes for Scott but the majo rity
uEsEaAl irEMs.--Bahimore, Nov 3-From tremt w
. mass OF dispatches received here the results re
scot only gets the States of Massachusetts, Vernon
AeIHhessee. kentucky and Delaware
LarER.-Ne,e York, Nov g. A. M-All the wh;p name, IS
sasta Guy give up the contest Pierce and King arr
eie ~ oy an overwhelming majority
jorty Of 100O wy LOS gwen iieioe d iia
The members for Congress from the city are democrats
democrats e's1'.''e Aioiii 'Ae ci'y are
me Mayor and Common Council are also democrats.
iho etate gives democratic majority of 10000
NEwfeRK, November 5. 8 AM-Ne,, I.,so,,rba c;tv of
N1wasA mas gone for Scott by about 200 majority
Ian f.; Scot mas 500 majority in Miami county aud
~ Il, hamilton county Pierce has meiority of 400
oy Ms1 majority in New Hampshire is
Connecticut Pierce has 81 wow, ,,r., ,,..,..
neotieut Wy A"is' p'uiah'y II" ooh-
p; MISSISSIPPI! EaFcr,oss ricksb,g, Nov s-Jpooas
Bank, Jos, against payment AZ 'SA-' ''"''f
he.,-Scott's majority so favor nayirc bonds
4S2 against payment $50 - f"'As e'"es'
Of ssans, majority 81; favor paying bonds
against 10. ' A"'os pay lug oohas, 20
50 , arsas & majority IS favor paying bonds
Claiborne Co,,u, -pi.rcc,s n.;or,t,, 40 -
ing bonds majority Of 81 - i"'of OF pay
cratic AN y d Majority 81 showing a demo-
L<aingtol -Pierce's majority, ~ 70 -
Cm1olton-Piercs's maiority II
Gfaaada Scott's majority, III
Pontctac- Pierce's majority, 90 q
4 Jseiato. Pierces majority, ST.
EastpoH. -piercos majority GS
JQcksoa.- majority So f + n
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OFFICE Ss E BsSf 81 N
By virtue Il the dirty -seventh section " wv II,


BY virtue Of the thirty seventh section Of the
Consolidate the Orleans provide or
and admaon Of it, affairs the 9sd Of Febuary
and Of tho fifth section Of the act supplementary thereto providing
for the incorporation Of the City Of Lafayette with tho city
LEANS tho day and Of the third section aet
entitled IAN Act supplementary net to Consodste the
New Orleans provide govsnnent IL III
approved March 1854 and for the of paying
intere accrung the entire city and Of meeting all
lions the old corporation First Second Third
cpaltes aud City Of Lafayette maturing during the year
SEALED PROPOSALS will DO received at Mis- Office from hi date
until the SECOND 18th Dscembsr at u o'clock
M for the purchaee Of all portion series Of THIRTEEN
HUNDRED bonds OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, for tho
Of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH; said Bonds
the FIRST OF JULY 1854 payable In FORTY YEARS. the
of the Treasurer Of the city with nterest coupons thereto
the rate oslx PER CENTu PER ANNUM payable
from and after the first January City New York on he
first of January and the t Of july o each year. Proposals.
dosed Bids for the purchase Of Bonds The City
and addressed to "Adophc Iaye Secretary the
aione Of the Consolidated Debt Of The City to bo
opened and the Bonds addated DE highest Tho 18Th
December, al noon, IS aforesaid.
TIRsis Of the interest coupons
cations Of the old city Of the late First Second md Third Municipalities
City of Lafayette maturing in the option purchaaer
oneourth the frat Of january one-ou the first Of March,
fourth May sst July 1885,
with ain interest from january 1853,
sions rcservng the right retain cent Of the Bonda
Gated copancp with his part
purchaser The Commissioners further the right Of rejecting
:, ....coMMIssIoNERs....
A. D. CRosSMAN, Mayor.
o. DRBUYs, Comptroller.
VIM. II. GARLAND, Treasurer. 44ss
WI. CONVERSE Chairman Finance Committee
Board If Aldermen.
L. II. PLACE, Chairman Finance Committee,
Board Of Assistant Aldermen
A. LAYET Secretary. ocial ti8thDec
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BUREAU DIES CoNiNIssAIRES DE LA
DETTE CONs0LIDEE DE LA NOUYELLE-O ORLEANS

neutrality-suspicious., II Octobre, 1862.
En- yertu de Ia 37eme section de Facte de In
Legislature de at de la Louisiana nne pour consoider la
nsaon de Aaarea" APPROVE % Ftvrief
section do lcte ntue Aeto ppmentae pour
la Vile de NonyeleOeans incorporation
de Lafayette Ia vile de Ia Nouve Orleans
vrer 1885, ct dams lie but do onder d Panenne ve
Premiere senonie am municipalities LAFAYETTE
Des Submissions eacheees seron pour ehanee
taux dnret ue equitable de au,res
Municipalities ct vile de Lafayette WILLIE
DE LA NoUyELLEoRLEANS POUR La SoAisIE DE MILE
PAsTRES CHACuN DATE DU Ter JULIET 1852, PAYABLES
DAMS GUARANTEE ANS bureau yie ayee dea
des de nte SIX POUR AM psyahes dams
la vile de NewYok h Ter Jany 10 Juliet chnque snnes
snt6ras les obligations oeres tchange dit ci-
des.u cau6 usqaau Janr 1885, epoquc sqne les
nterats sur les bons ennis commencement
Les Submissions pour PGchange es bou etc
ouvertes 10 quams undi csque ms dater de ua ~
Eoyenbre 1852. ~ ~ 3!5s
Les comasares rsservent e do teren pse on oa
lite les Submissions oferes WE s.
.."coMMIs sAlREs.... s5sss
AID. CRossMAN Mario.
o. DEBUYs, Conroeur. 7s
W. II. GARLAND, Tresorier.
W P. CONVERSE President u comiie Finances conss des
Aldermen.
H PLACE. Ptadens Finances conss des As.s
ants-A dermen. IA i5 vi A'5
A. LAYET, Sscrstaire. 90 Oct %.
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J, ,Axrixeis RI Nh jprincinsl TTotsis.

CRY nm, Mis- IL Scott Mobile g Gallagher. Ms.lsei
Ksinan and Capt D. and lady % We
Ra MR. ciggst s feuis slslmss Cutlery Stone
Mss thomss Strickland, Min; Haing. Rome Italy;
Kelly. Q; W H Levin Y; Miss 7 Brown Mrs Brown,
W y Brown, Ky; nj G1ina steamer Cincinnati II
yysns Ss.: I Ieggst 2; Miller Fs s.John
Johnaon Rutherford and lady Tenn She'll and lady
Wah Judge Iyeui and family; Beatty
Hooke, NJ Hooke, M Fraser Miss i7Fo7 VI y EfT7
ST LOUIS C CALDWELL Miss. w Wilson steamer DR. Baey
st Y f f q a johnson, Donaldson; Darby Mrs
mLn, La; andrews and lady l Olcut aud lady,
Gregory, Mr. and Mrs Hunt, John M Rabatta 5T " y
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Masonic Celebration.
* @k x ~

Masonic Celebration.
* u x ~
CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY OF THE INITIATION OF
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
w The members the fraternity will Masonic Hail.
aorne and Perdo Streets THURSDAY tho a Of No.
vembe at o'clock for the purpose celebrating
ing order:
Two Stewards with White Rods.
..-. VeiIow-crafs
Master Nasons.
Two Stewards with Rods.
Junior Dsscons.
Senior Deacons.
Secretaries.
TreasurerP
Junior Wardens.
Senior Wardens.
Masters of Lodges.
Music.
Two Stewards with Rods ..u
Holy Bible Square and Conpasses
AIasons
Grand High Priest and Officers OF the Chapter louisiana.
Royal and Select Masters.
Orator and Chat lain.
Knights Tempsrs
r. W. Members Of the Grand Lodge of
The procession when formed will proceed Carondes
up Carondclst Julia Julia Camp Camp Charities
Bnvle down Benvi to Royal Royal Toulouse
louise Rampant up Rampant Canal up Philippe up
Pbippa Mechanics Institute where delivered by
Rev. H. C. TWIIEATT..
Transient Brethren cordially invited to join in the procession
Regaa will be furnished them Ut Hall,
The public generally invited to attend the the
Mechanics Institute. Seats secured for Ladies'.
SAMUEL g. RISE NJ. MUsSON, Grand Marshal,
A. SGHRKIBKR, JE.,I
ID F. =. PARsELR, Aids to Grand Marshal,
G. W. RACE nnva
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Died
mber !, BARTHOLOMEW SLACK,

On wednesday evening" November g. BARTHOLOMEW SLACK
a native Of Tralee, county Kerry, Ireland N''
a. His friends and oseo hia brothers, Patrick and Michael are
invited to attend his fansra residence of bis mother
Dryndes street. between Clio md Triton Walk THIS EVENING a,
two o'clock.
IT, Cincinnati and Illinois papers please copv -l&s q
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Elegant assortment

16VVVeVEVV OSSVVEtV
W q L L M A D z CLOT HING,
ALFRED MUNROE q CO.,
"a MAGAZINE STREET,
az Invite all who of WELL MADE AND FAsIoNA
BILE CLOTHING to call and examine their prices
By arrivals we have received large additions
which may be found tho
NEWEST AND MOST DESIRABLE STYLES.
1t simply examination Of our stock
BOYS CLOTHING,
We take pride in Offering stock BOYS CLOTHING better %
and trimmed than other establishment the United Saes
dies and ohers interested Clothing Little Ones arc particularly
invited to CALL
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
Eg- NO DEVL47Y0N IN PRICES.
ALFRED MUNRoE CO.,
81 Magazine street. corner Of Grayier.
House in NewYork, 4ii Broadway. noy4 st.p1tW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

CHARTER OF TELEeRApH Observation-Disclosures has
granted charter for the construction of line of tele
graph from Quebec to Detroit miles long, with branches
800 miles long extending to the main towns near the route
Poles for 800 miles have already put up and
400 miles of wiring finished the whole will be
completed by spring The line will cost about
and 1000 business men have taken stock in it,
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no CANDIDATE FOR FIRST JUSTICE OF THE
PEACEIIon d. Byne having First Justice Of the
for the Parish Of Orleans o. GAIENNlE candidate
vacancy. 3-'e.H oct9s
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rs STATE TREASURER. Crescent:
Please that GEORGE p BRANT Esq., been for
the a five efficient Clerk in the Treasury Department.
supported for the office of STATE TREASURER by
octll to MANY FRIENDS
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~ For RECORDER.-M HERNANDEZ is a
candidate for the office Of RECORDER OF THE THIRD DISTRICT
| and will be supported by his friends. octa7 Ct
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The soNTAG FEvER-The Sontag fever at Philadelphia
is at its height and Spectators obtaining large
mums for tickets the 9th ult The first concert in
Boston is to be given on the 9th inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
Of all the latest and best styles.
UNDER SHIRTS, DRAWERS AND HALF oSE-ot Silk Merino
Cashmere, Lambs Wool and Cotton;
scARFs, CRAyATs, TIES AND STOCKS;
PORTE NoNNAIEs, POCKET BOOKS, CIGAR CASES;
POCKET .IANDKERCIEFS-O Silk and White and Borderei
Cambria;
UMBRELLAS-of Silk, Bingham and Cotton;
DRESSING RoBESof Cashmere ouasee do Iue and Cotton
PERFUMERY;
COAIBS
BRUSHES 81.
COAT LINKS;
SHOULDER BRACES, ETC
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

PITTSBURGH AND STEuBEsvILLE RALnoAp.-The engineer
of this work states that is making rapid progress
struction that every section is under contract and that
two thousand workmen constantly employed on
the line between Pittsburgh and the State boundary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

Ma WEBsrEn's CoFFIN.-Mr. Webster's coffin was pre-
paredin NewYork 1t is of metal air tight and covered
with cloth and heavy fringe The lining is of white satin
It will be placed in oaken case with silver handles
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

The FisHERrEs-The schooner Caroline Knight Of New
foundand which had been seized by the British cruisers
and taken into Charottestown has been condemned She
was valued at $1,000 The schooner Creole British built
and under British color but owned by Americans has
been brought in prize by British war steamer Five
fishing vessels belonging to Newburyport were lost in the
ay,t Ia,
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TelU Goods.
lo5 CAMP STREET,
Opposite st. Pa.ricks Church.
RICH BRoCADE AND PLAIN CHAMELEON SILKS;
RICH BRocADE BLACK AND PLAIN ITALIAN Sill KS;
CAsHMERES AND MOUSsELINE DE LANES;
COILS BRoDI AND vALENCIENNEs;
VALENCiENNES LACES AND INSERTINGS;
SUPERIOR KID GLoyES-All colors and szea;
EMB'D BANDS, INsERTINGs AND EpGINGs;
EMB'D CAPEs, SLEEVES AND CHEMIsETTEs
HOs1ERY-All kinds for Ladies and Children;
FRENCH MERINoS AND MouSsELINE DELAINEs-pap.
poaEsTlcs-sueh ms cacoes Denm Checks White
Coons, etc., etc.
PERFuMERIEs AND SOAPS; COMBS AND BRUSHES;
TRIMMINGS, PRINCES AND BUTTONS;
fuBANS AND SWANS DOWN, and many other Goods
GT Which we will sell HUGH CHEAPER THAN DoUv T0H,N
oct9b 2w9p v. W PARKER 4 co
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~ The steamer D. s. STACY having met
with slight accident way until FRIDAY instant a.
o'clock NJ which time she will most positively eave
meantime will receive freight Inov3 s2dpl SMITH FIMsTER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

ne" For GovERNoR.-We are authorized to
Colonel RICHARD HAGAN candidate for Governor
this State under the Constitution oc1 apte
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rs CANDIDATE FOR FIRST JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE.-Hon D. Byrne having resigned FRANK HAYNES
candidate the office of FIRST OF THE PEACE for the
Parish of Orleans. o,ta7 Inns
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Local Intelligence,

CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE WASHINGTON Mont
nENrFrom the boxes placed by the Sheriff at the polls
on Tuesday last for the of contributions
Washington Monument the following have been
received for the city exclusive the amount collected at
two Precincts in the Fourth District which were re-
turned to the Sheriff of Jefferson:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

TIE Posi- OFFICE AND CusroM HOUSE. We
learn that, yesterday, several active democrats
| had special, but inexplieable, business in the
Post Office and Custom House. They found the
atmosphere altogether too damp for health
though this may be owing to recent thunder
storm They, also, found but insufficient light
for the transaction of business. The desks they
discovered to be, all. most ontrageously high Of
abominably low-those Of the Postmaster and
Collector being particularly on thelatter order.
They. therefore, concluded to advise all good
Pierce men not to go within two squares Of the
Post Office Or. Custom House, under peril Of
their health.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

GG- WING STATE ExEouT1yE COMMITTEE A
special meeting of the Committee will be- held seven o'clock THIS
ursday) EVENING tho 4h inst Tho every member
particularly requested Inovil l. N. MARKS President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

Thomas Francis Meagher has accepted the post o.
Lieutenant Colonel of the Irish Regiment known as the
g Long Island Irish Volunteer Companies of Brooklyn
and Williamsburg, NewYork.
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CoLossAL MONUMENT DANIEL WEBsTER-A dispatch
from Boston, dated the 9th u says great meeting
was held this morning in Faneuil Hail. to devise means
for raising colossal monument in honor of Mr. Webster
Mayor Seaver presided assisted by number of influential
Vice Presidents Speeches were delivered by Hon Edw.
Everett, George s. billiard and Others
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

TELEeRApHc LINES CuT.-The Eastern telegraph lines
leading from Boston to Halifax cut in several places
on the evening of the 24h ult by parties interested
preventing the reception Of the steamer Nagara in
season for the morning papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

Ng To PERSONS RuPTuRED.-The many per-
efeunl made by Dr. Sherman deserving
than passing notice. For particulars next
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