davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-14
Watches. yeHveIry sN Silyer-Ware

III NIIE undersigned in resumlng business ~
4 alone takes this method OF returningAS e
Thanks for past patronage, and hopes by strict
3attentlon to business to merit a continuation of
the same. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. care
siully repaired and warranted to give satisfaction.
sSilver-ware will be manufactured to order and he
Twill also endeavor to keep on hand a neat and
swell selected stock of Jewelry, which will be
ssold low for casl-pease cali at the old stand
] c. WHITE.
March 3, 1852. 93m
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-14

taS Ststsc va kAIAhhSsiSs
COUNTY OF HEMpsTEAD.
Office Of the Clerk of the Hampstead CUrud Court.
on The Chaacery side thereof, IN racation June
l6. A. d. 1862
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-14
PUBLIC AGENCY

City, Baltimore, Philadelphia.
Hartford, New Haven, Boston. and the
East.
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-14

Henry l.. Biscoe, Sandford c. I
Faulkner. John Drennon. James
II. Walker, and Luther Chase,
Compliments.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-06
6. QG. N)lirltU,
6enrD Snprcr.
Sr. 81 It nn'S
Srpnt0lttf0cr Gun0en> Syrup
fut VIt ptlIlln9 rcn
9ulfen, SertdItun9eu, 8rOnditjfbe aus
Sebruno, II. {. 10.

tut ole !pClllln9 ron
ouiien, Ssrtdtun9eu, 8rOnditilbe aus
Sebrun9, II. + 10.
DiGItr Grrncbitifb rutmcuiIbc (cor Sirtn;mti0)
Srrup III eGm Gtlbmad ongalcbm, otrurlobt leltGn
lttdttitcn uno feline StbmGbe, uno rob cGtrcibt CT
6uIttn, Butdltun9en i'm @crf uu0 an ben guuqCn,
odtrttt, 8rcntbitt, 6at5tdoGu, 2ttbmo, st. Gr 1T
I;bcn pcn lpuno0ttn 9tncnmlcn pCron unO brautbt
nur tetonn gu FIN I'M 9tibdgt ju tUcrotn. Die Yects
atbCnoGn iO9tn, taF Gin 9utts 9ruitrcnauu0smtet
Gin @rfcrbcrniB et, uno tttls, oI6 rGs Rul0t ltre;
LANCER 8tctabhln9, wtro nun rcrNttro:bt um egn
9Ron9d 81 Grfe,n. - eCit tcScnot5 3.u9rl6
Sc. $50 93otc GtroFe. phitabGgbia,
Sttcbtr 20, 1851.
0o id ueuGtb ron elmer bsftl9cn 8ut6ltno. ,6u7su
uno Brutmtr; bcfallCn ipurrt, tiCB icb mid Otrtsn
CnCn Gcrutb init Or. Wuun'6 6rcntbitbcm Qunacns
Sprup anPtcIItn, uno nit &cr9nt9tu tOnn icb 09In,
roB ocr Gctrautb elmer cnSacn g'cd mir cine raofaIe
uno 9inalcbe etneerunA oerfbafftc. Gcp6bnlb uarcn
6ielt Anfiut ron 9rtdttuna uno tDun ocn tru6CtiH.
mer uno anbotttnoer Notur; oGcr mene nCuibe 3Cna:
ina por 70 unerpartc bncu, raB ib ritbt umbin tonn
fie Dem tbr rcri6gtidCn uno b8etarcn Oittd bc5 Dr.
9Runn jujuihrclben Sb bate outb Gjdt9cnbeit ocfn
rcrj9ttbc QBirtun0 2noern ;u bect0bttn uno tcbc
eabr nltbt an, cs ais ncine auIribti9e SRtlnun0 ~
acttn. ta6 titCr SVrup cine oCr Gctu 9Cojintn tcr
Grt it, pettbc ie pcr oos Yuttum oC6rotbt rpuroc.-
eolt Die &rOutIn ScnGen uur prlutbtn unO itb fGbG
Gtcrgu9 bo9 fs nicbt 8a&ui;bt msrcn.
6. Us. Sitter,
paftor an Der eutb e. 9Jottbiustirtbs, yiciU e.,
;Utbtn 91att uuo &ine uno 3. uuO H., Qblao.
N. B.-glstit etjalr glEtjn bat Or. glunn au;b Gin
9Nittd 9e9cn 8cphbmren, @mrat9io, Cti.-rosItbe
nod fcl9Cn weroen.
0C33-3u babeu Gsjm GircF'u uro 8lljnin I'M SudJs
ftpbr Scs ltGtrioteu, in 2(Qsrtaun.
Dsismter 4, 1851. nl-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-06
@ctr0iDe 0anDeI5 0auS
uno
&DbGese : tSOf
tit Der Gtobt 9laeut0ult.


Die unterSeibneteu benahriht9eu ibrs
Sreunoe, @6nnCr uno ta5 QubIfum uber'
baupt, boB iic ben
Sctrnibc unb Spbicn: Sodnoel
nod immcr fcrtbrrcjben, uno swar an ibrem
alien StanopIae, Swei Sierede BON So9Cn
buds @htb5bauie; unb aud Su9Ieib, ea6
iie biefen 5anbd 9r6ber uno fir ca8 Dub
Iifum prcftIiber bstrsiben aIS ie. - Sic
fdufen Su ouen SabrSSeiten, oil ben teilen
Marftpretlen - uno perIan9sn Defenders
ieet, cine 9ro6e Suontitdt
SIo99cn, SSciitbforR, S5dfcr unS
GrunSbccrcu II. I, ~,
wofur fic i'm QuStauIb fur Urtifd Die iis
Sum Serfauf babcn, Coer baarem 9eIee,
bic b69f fen preiis bcbabIen.
Strtnfpblcn!
sic baGtcn aud 5u alien SabrsSeitrn cine
9rc6e Suantitdt StrinfcbIcn ouf Sono ais
&umps, GgaI Sfens, nnb SSmf-
Don Scr aIIerbsiicu @hfe, melte iie an biQi
aeu QreiIcn abSuIolen 9coenfn -bsIcnoers
Qeoenten iie fobaIo e5 Gle Sbffabrt tbun
IdBt, einr before uno 9r6Bre Auantitdt Die
IeS QrtifeI in ibren SCf ju brin9en ais btss
ie Der Sau mar.
SrcnnDpl;!
@utes 8rennbOIs miro fc9lsib eins 9rc6s
Auan,itdt perIan9t, pOfiir iie i'm Iustauf6
fur SteinfobIeu ben b6bfcn Marftpreis
erIouben. SCItbe ibrer &unosn biefer Staot
bic oieies Qrtifst5 ben6tbi9t iinb, f6nnen
Don ibnen bamiti in Is, Ha unc 9anSen &Iaf
ten perIsbsn weroen. Scrner balten iie
aIe 2lrtcn SJSebl
,um 8efauf-pon Der alerbeten SuaIitdt,
-wofur iie nur 9erinee uno annebmbare
0reiIe fcrcern.-M -Man uberSeu9e iib bieoon
IslbGt-oa5 McbI bsitsbt fiber Die prCbe
gbsnfau5 baIten le Su ieoerSeit sum Ser
fauf
alle 9trten 9Sntteritoff
als, &O99en., unc @eIf6fOrn.S6rOt, &leie
aIer Qrt MiuIin9s, II. +. 10.
sic f6nnen nibt umbin oem QubIlFum
fir SabIrsib 9enOBenen 8ufpru6 in ibrem
@fhdft un9sbsuteitsn 9anf abbuiiattsn,
uno fie mrroen G6 fernerbin beitrebeu benz
fesben ourb 2iberalitdt, punftIidfett uno
Siuiafeit beceuteno Su permebren.
s0tOore unb 2aubeni0lG9e
2QentauE. Gpril %. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-06
mOlI0! NOllO.
SSeipmer nnD &Srcimt9 fino wtes
Der int eSctO

uno Spar nit
100 sSiertel<, Nol6<9Sdrrel6 unb
9anien Suffer O(0trelen
an ibreu frlberen @rciicu, wrIteS Don so
bis IS Gents, oaS tSaIb Sirrel weni9er it,
ais iie in Quentaun 9efauft wereen t6nnen,
ODER ionitmo, ,-&Ommt bieber an
Sen ippbIfcilcn Sadr9eIo Stpbr
BON SEScibner unS Srcini9
in SrcrlerSt6un,
wsnn ibr 8dr9oinS MAIDEN MOTT gdbt
aber nur aIIcin t6nnt Sbr bie5 in MafreIen
tbun, fonbern in
allen 9lrtcr G;iitcr.
Eufet an fir UortrcffIiden trcdenen Sud-.
er, Su Gents, uno fur anoeren nod be1cr
an 5 Gents.
~Q QlIe Irten prcoufte pereen i'm Qus
tauf6 fur 9Saaren, an @dfb Qreifen an9e-
nommen.
SSirO per(attgt.
Sie untcrScidnetsn perIan9en an ibrem
Stobr in Srerlerstaun
10000 Yfuno Stinfsn, SbuItern uno
Seitsntude
10000 pfuno Suttr
1000 SufteI Sofsr
500 Sufhel @runobeeren, unb ubrr.
baupt aIle Qrten 9anoesprobufte.
SSetbner nnp greiilt9.
SrerITstaun, QpriI %. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-06
9c9enilber Der rCfcrmirten Stride unb 9craoe
unterbaIb Der SrieoenSbOtc Sruderei


Gjon3 rcutitb Ibot oct lrtcritibnctt Eincm ouSQs:
ecbnkn llbeu; uno SutuClIn GtobIiimcrt in bGr Gtoo
2mCntaun qc9CuUbcr cCr bcutibricrmrtIn STRIDE pie.
Der cine 0rcfc Nus,uObl pcn Cod; uno 6au6ubrtn
uuo SuIpdtum0drcn, pcn allen rur Tcentltbcn Nrttn
ttilcfj9t udtbs CT an c rictrQcn Yrcu otIesn miro
ais ilt in ir9cno Cintm GtatuNtmcnt in Gcurcrt uno
philadelphia, H. f IL. rcrtCuft tptreCn. SCtre GG.
tGr bcttbsn gum Sbcit aus 9cecncn, fltcrnrn unb
oneCrorti9n SadubrCr; Saus NIcntl: uno ROnb:
llbrSn, rcn alien GjrSBcn uuO Nprn 0cbcrcn, ftGCr:
ncn uno Iobttrncn @riuCn fiji cccS 2tr uno ron Den
pcrjd9lbiten SuottGttn 9cIocncu uno RtCGrnsn 8tis
fseeru, elmer 9rcBcn NuSlpobl 0clccnrn f6crucn uuo
creiuarcn 9ruiinOocn, Sin9rrn9cn, Sbrcnrirar, lb:
rsntcttcr, SdbiItn, Sic9dn, II. I. rv ft6crnGn @Gs
uuo SbcctSfChn, 8uermciIlr, uuo Gjo6cl; SUn0lalsr
pcn prlbitcencn GjrGFcn IRufttcHn, Nftcrbcns, uno
tttTboupt allie Irtcin wGtbt in tu Sab cinihIo9n.
2tutb bat CT prn bCn ketGn Nlcbion6 ;u 0crtouftn.
Die llrlatbe, porum CT i'm Gtanoe III Tcine Sitter
rpcbftlcr ~ pGrtoufln, otS morts ouorC GtaGGnsntl
lit, mGit Etne Nu6robo Ou69tpsbnt 1T unb cS u9rcBCn
SuortttGttn cint0uft.
O(%5~Qutb rGparirt CT ncb, pt frtber, Sotts ino
Sou5ubrCn multaliltc SuitrumCuttu, CSCtos unb Sus
bcrrpa0rtn oui rtt bclts uno paurbafee 2ICilt. Gr
lttbt Gin Sobr gut fir ltiuc Nrbctt.
Gr III cout6ar fit bisbcr 0cncFcnc rChttte Inter
itdeun9, uub bcft auf cine Srrraucr bCrldbCn.
Sbarlcs 2. AHGiicp
2mentaun Ipril -. nqGtp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-06

oas woblfeilite GtabIifemcnt in eielsr Staot
ceer fOutmo - uno in Ger Sbat aub nod
Elm menia wobIfeiler. sic baItcn aasjsit
Elm fur Die SabrSsit pafsnccs UOafdnSi9s5
QIIortement
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-06
SnaerSs Se6et Dicr!

Ser tlntn16riebene banfst trm 9eebrten
publieum fir bcreit5 9enGiIene &unol6aft
uno benabridti9t juqIeib, caB er leet IeInen
@obnOrt in Gocut SausD, Gebd @auntp,
Cnabe @oopersbur9) usrIest BAT, no CT baS
Sref6maIdisnen-gefbdft itdrfer ju betreis
ben eeeentt ol8 SuUCr. Gr psrferti9t jebe
art Don 9feroe &raft CHorse Power,) ais
tritt unb jeoe 2trt Iie9enoe Horse Power bic
i'm auoemeinen @ebrau6 Iino, lcmie oGIe
Qrtrn Drcfdmafaisnsn, ober Defenders cine
aanB neue Qrt, weIdbe or, 70 iemano cine
oerlsIben psrlan9t, auf prcbe 9eben miro.
@rUerferti9tfeine Mafdine nit S0rfe 9ow'
erS Su unterfbiecIben Wrcifen, uabbem lie
UerIan9t werben, pon rs biSS los SbaIer+
warrentirt fur Gin Sabr. Gr perIanat
Feline Se5abIuu9 bi5 cine p6IIi9e 3ufrieoen'
beit 9epdbrt IN.
Sur baare 8Sablun9 9efattet CT einen
biaisen Qb5us, lOpis Der 3abI'&rrmin feif.
9efeet weroen mag.
2epi Qalpes.
eoeuF 8aQsp, 2fprit 90, nq6M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-06


SSir bd6tu or. NJtnns 6uicufDrup D1brcnS bent
teBtcn Spmmcr IN unicru SamiIiCu dctroudbt unS
Suar nit bcn bcitCu @ripl1; unb mir 1ctcn nit SrCb
hCn uufCt ScunntB 81 bcGcn Guncib itbCm mir 2lcm
VOLTA tefimnleb mas !6r. GCcbcr in fcinem pbigcn
Qricfe Idgt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-06

1oS SapalIcrie =SataIliDn, SNai :SoftPb
Stcdd, ptrlammCIt fih sur Snpctttcl1, on Mtthpcp
Den l9ttn SRai, INN 10 llbr @crnlitta9s
Sos NcifelsS5atalliru, gRoi. Sao6 @. 3in,-
norman, pcr(amnlclt ib Sur Snpettjcn, an 6rstta9
oCn 2llten gRat, UNI 10 llbr Srrmita9s.
Das StrtiIlcric Satalliom, N1lai. 8. 6. etu9:
nedsr, ouf Samlta9s ben 22lteu gRa UNI 10 lbr &crs
nlitto9s.
Die Gopitaine pcrbcn oufdr icr9cn, boB bic Srber:
lp Ser9eauts bic 93cu5 ibrer rcptttipn Gtmpa9uisn
AM Sage osr Sufetticn einbano9en.
Qmos ghinaer, BRIG. Snip.
ber 2 Brig. 7. Div. 9. 9ya
Quentaun, 2(pril 20, 1852 nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-05-06
9(u bic 9treffDren

Der @emettf6ulen DDnNe6a 60.
SufoIse bes 32lten Qbf6nittS elmer Qfte,
betittet: ,,Giue Qfte fur Die RssuIirune
unb Sortfeeuue zines Spfems BON @rSie
buns burtb @rmeinf6uIen," pafiirt ben Z.
1pril lS49,-
Ma6en mir, Die tlnterfbtisbenen, Com,
tniffioners Don ee6a Gauntp, fOI9snce I'm:
aabe bcs 8slaufs befannt, ben Gin jcbsr Di.
ifrift innsrbaIb hes @auntp'6 ee6a fur bas
S6uliabr BON 1853 bsre6d9t 1T Su sisten,
aus Der ourb befa9te Qfte erlaubtsn jdbr
Ii6en 8erwiIli9un9 BON 100000 3baIsrn,
lpie bies eur6 ben 4uffeber Der @smein'
f1uIen in unfere QmtSftabe bsri6tst wur-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-30

MysrERlous-The Newark (N ~ Advertiser, of the
10th says: Miss Mary Carpenter, Of Litteton Morris
county New Jersey, aud daughter Of the Rev John NJ
Carpenter started foot from the residence of Edward
Howell for the Bvpst Church in Morristown Sunday
morning. about half hour before Mr. Howell expect
ing to ride with him when he overlook her As nothing
has heard Of SINCE she supposed to have been
murdered Mira. Nancy Ball, on her way to the church
saw her on the railroad walking The citizens Of Norris
town and its vicinity in dgent search for her yes
terday
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-30
THORATTo 3 HEWITT. pIANO

EHORATIO D. HEWITT, PIANO peRs-iu.
IL III FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. 80 Camp aj - - a
i.Iss. Nswsrsans would ,s.spssaLy " ssquss, The
Of MUSIC AND MUSICAL o. ~ k,sd
aod also . ny veil selected 81
EUROPE, among these Of A. SToDART Co..
NewYork, HALL SON. and PLEFEl Co, Of
Pas Ths aleys ths ssopg knds II
Of the mos. celebrated akels the world combining az hs a..
Of 64 and They will 30 aod a.
prices MUSICAL Of all kinds and in quantity
hand and
detection ofACccRDRos the
which MnnuAc
BY HALL SON from the most approved sPANish
MODELS. Thee Of the rst clas 70
the climate The snhsebr bag bad
thoroughly with tho minu details the business s
selected tina. has been the Southern
and awaya have hand ee!ected
och and the LATEST and
MUSIC The Musical Public respectfully
invited call and hia stock. sss n.
d. st,M. q.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-30

: LIEUT. PoRrER.-The NewYork Board of Aldermen
adopted resolution the 2st ins granting the use
the Governments Room in the City Hall to the committee
appointed to present Lieut. Porter u s. Navy, with
sword for his gallant conduct at Havana and his firm
ness in upholding the honor Of the American flag The
day of the presentation not fixed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-30

DEsrnucriyE FRE.-A dispatch from Troy, N. " dated
the 22d inst says IA fire this morning broke out in the
stable of Mrs Potter in West Troy by which six houses
and FIVE stables destroyed The loss falls principally
the Widow Potter and Messrs, Collins Lucet. Mrs
Potter owned three brick dwellings ali Of which
sumed Collins Lucet lost their stables and sxty-fve
hnreo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-30

PARIs.-From Q document Just published, It appears
that the total super6ces OF Paris comprised within the
Octroi Wall is thirty square kilometres twen-
ty-one and half equare miles.
The number of streets passages courts, etc. is I494
The length of all the streets u.s. in ronnd numbers 365
kilometres. about 228 miles If put into line one
after the other they would be long the railway
Paris Poitiers The longest horoughfare s the Quai
de Jemapes Il at the Bastils and ends at
Barriere Panta and Its length yards The
Quai dOrsay $500 yards and the Quai de va
5000 yards Among tbs longest srsets the Rues
%inio ay sn "a s T.
German, 225l gharenton 20s0. The exact distance
between the Barriere de pEtoe and the Barrisre du
Trone following the line Of the Champs Eysees the Bou
evards and the Faubourg ST. Antoine is 5000 yards
i've miles, The length Of the Champs Eysess from the
yards The Champ de Mars Is 1000 yards long ~ soi
wide. The Rue dc Rivo from the Hotel de Vile t,
the Tuilsries. will be $500 yards mile and hal
nearly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-30

AL FOR Lovr-At Milwaukee, wiz, on the goth inst
German named Nosphin, committed suicide BY taking
morphine, and opening vein in his arm. He was Of
respectable family worth $4,000 The cause is said
to have been love affair.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-30

THE HOMICIDE AT oLD RHEn.-The yicksburg Wing Of
Tuesday says We understand that John Hughes
with killing Robert Adrian Old River was examined
before Esquire George and there being evidence to
show that he had not acted in seldesnce and it being
in the deceased shot Srohar then snapped
gun at the accused he discharged from custody
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-30

Nor TRuE-The report that there was severe storm
Turks Iaod the 10th ut which destroyed 100000
bushels Of salt Salt (says the Grand Turk Gasste
the 6th plenter than II is just 1t present
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-30

CorTosy-There 1876 baies of cottou received b
Railroad at the vieksburg depot ON Saturday list
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-30

LiauoalsH JoxEOne of the coolest jokes Of the
has been perpetrated by the liquor dealers Of New
York in raising the price Of wines and brandies
count Of the short vintage of Europe.
Those fellows jolly set, to be sure, they never
would have been guilty of such downright waggery ID
this hot weather Those jolly old coves know. little
better than any else that the vineyards of France
and Germany have about as much to do with the poa.
bles sold in this country sarsaparia root has to dc
with tho purifying fluids that ars vendsd under III
name short crop Of grapes would have as little in
uence upon the prOduction Of wines and brandies In
the United States short crop terapn would upon
the manufacture Of mock turtle soup.
These consummate wags must have laughed, inwardly
clear down to their heetaps they informed their
TONER'S with apparent gravity that the short grape har
vest would oblige them to raise their prices terF,
Museum. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-30

A1KASsAs RsEaAt Little Rock on the 2lst there va
three feet water III the chsnne and the river was falling
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-30

Cir BuRsEp The cotton gin Belonging to the Messrs
Marlin three miles below Helena Ark burned Mon
day morning week together with aboat twenty bales d
cotton. Loss about $4,000.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-30

MuRDERous AFrRAr.-A sanguinary fracas occurred In
Baltimore Friday afternoon the 22d instant in which
two men named George Zimmerman and - McLebby
were killed by Edward Sloan The latter arrested
the former were the aggressors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-30

scARcITY PRIvTINc PArEa-Prnting paper is scarcs
in Boston The Times Of chat city says the scarcity
not been so great for seventeen years It is owing
drought It adverses for three hundred and fifty
per week. tsls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-30

A GaEAr TRAyELER.-Mr John Barrett, who has been
connected with the Boston and Lowell Railroad since
built is probably the oldest railroad conductor in the
United States. He has travelled that road during
the last eighteen years. hundred thousand miles,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-30

Execution RlcHMoND.-John Williams, the negr
convicted OF the Winston murder, hung ut Rich
mond Va the 21st inst Lucy Randolph also colored
conyiced of the murder of her infant child was to av,
her respite until the 18th of November at the instance
Of petition from the citizens and the tried her
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-30

CoNeREssorA NoMrnAr1on The national democrats
the Seventh District Of Massachusetts, have nominstei
Gorham Brooks for Congress in oppotion to Mr. Bank
the regular candidate.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-30

nia in the steamer Illinois the 10Th Inst she Eoss
out hayebefore stated under the auspices o Bar
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-30

Nh: FoRREsT.-Mr. Forrest concluded IN engagement
f thirty consecutive nights at the Broadway Theatre
NewYork, on Saturday, the 22d inst Mn. Mo~att wa
to succeed him. aN as sallEs n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-30

II TIE Axr-UrIos GAsE-The decision in the Art.Uuion
IT, that although the distribution was in violation os
tho law prohibiting lotteries the pictures wers not for
feited. ss u ss s n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-30

TIyOR BALIZE-BALIZE, S. W. -
PASS AND CoAeT PACKET From An
SATURDAY, October The searnar FASHION ssssz5k
R. will making TWO A
Neo RAPPLEys CASALou WEDNESDAY,. at d
Thursdny evening Leaves SATURDAY,
BAIzE aud W PASS and Monday evening For
freight apply boaId foot Of 81 oni street oct4 80
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-30

GoLD CARE Coon HorE 1t has already beer
mentioned that gold had been discovered at the Cape
Good Hope letter from there says:
We have just heard some news which, if ii prove true
will soon throw every thing in the shade yes the
Kafr Gold, tFould appear, has been found In the
Waterkloof that celebrated residence of Chief Macq
Should there be any truth in the statement and the
should be verified Macomo and his people will be driven
out in much less time, guess than by all the soldiers
aud burghers that may be sent against him There will
be lack Of volunteers for such purpose Already
hear Of some parties who think q buying and
account is this An officer has from the Water
kloof specimen Of sand soil which contains many
small gtterng particles affirmed by those who have
the specimen to be really gold dust We have not
selves It, but have conysrsed with those who have
1t is lodged where believe it originally sent.
with the Hon r. Godonton, the editor Of the Journal IA
this new opening upon the Of this colony
Shall also feel the effects Of gold mania With coal
in the west and gold in the east shall not be
dependent of the world? We shaM see ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-30
JOSIaH LoYETr. INSPECTOR Of Boil,
IsOR RAYOu BEuF q Regn1nr g

Bayou Bpuf River Packct.-The steamer LEI
LA will her regular p. The above trnde
water will permit and continue during e snre
For further particular, apply 70
oet25 ,.. SMITH n FIAUSTER 81 Poydras street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-30
COAST.

EyOR PLAQUEMINES. - Regular - Y
PAeket-seamer J. 7. BOSWELL, Joseph IesssEI
Engines and the entire sanfaetion q the
painted md eapishod IN hs mos; comiortae STYLE viii her
regular trips trade, ing first trip
TUESDAY, succeeding FRIDAY TUESDAY,
o'eoc during the each Friday Trip going dwn
CYPREAH Tuoslay head Of GRAND
PARE For freight apply board foot Of st Louis ST.
. NEW ORLEANS, October S, 1882.
The day thorough examination Of
aibav finding her to be
good order and well conditioned havis doed and
satisacon under immediate for the
PlHqunes trade, do hereby certify , erchrndse q
kind shipped her will insured the usual rates Of
MUM by the Insurance Companies Of this city.
RID L. RO ERTSON,3
RICHARD SWAIN, inspectors Of IIuls.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-30

FHyWENTY DOLLARS REWARD to any 81,
Il viii deliver shop, as4 Atsnsne street. Or ~
snufih District Watcbhou blscs boy SAM Sald a
ncea high has OF his M
f,refngers apsred JOINT stif, from elou; va lack
kneed He received August st
90 and is Y e lurking 10 the ycn the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-30

viii MONDAY, Move abpr ~, o'clock a.
EORs NEW YORK Direct--Steam- "a TT3,
ship Line The spsnd double engine aeams ip
WILLIAM PENN Winthrop Scars, will her
wharf, Of St. Joseph street, aboy eT freight
apply to MARKS q THOMAS % Eaehez stest-
R The BEN FRANKLIN will succeed the W. p, and leave
MONDAY, Deco her oet78
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-30

Texas Capt Lswless belonging 70 Harris Il Morssn,s
line. arrived yesterday morning fspm NswYork aia
days and twenty hours being ths shortest palsags svsr
made from that port The Texas brings the foovisg
passengers also s2oO0oo in specie consigned ss follows
]. Corning 3 Co.. 100000 order 100000, and ful
freight:
Mrs Hall, " l. Palmer. lady and servant, Mrs EaB
Mallet Mrs Santer. Mrs Fremincan and danghters
Mrs Fish, Miss Fish, Mrs Ann Cook, Mrs Whales Mn Il
Miss Humphries Miss Woodbridge ard nephars. Nh
Boy4rJ taiiaude and lady two Mas LAilAndes Ogde
and Lady blax. Mr Goasr. Nj Elein. ID johnson.
Il Weld, r Gardiner, Rev n Rowan, VIM Hup~, Edwxis
Bell Cutler Capt Brown, @ p Goodwin. q j Hxri
i g Lumng, Humphries and brother. "A D McDouald.
Wright, Luke II Morgan - Jackson, ] Coffin Lieut.
Wright, U A. II Dow Jas Welsh, Messrs Eustss. Clarke
Rogers, Smith craid, NJ Laughin, Hammond. Greene
Barnes, Shiclat