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Departures Of the Collins ard Cunard steamers
FROM LyYERpOOL

AMERICA (Br) ..ior BOSTON. SATURDAY, July To-
BALTIC, (hm). for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, A.
EUROPA, (Br j. 80. for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, II.
NIAGARA, (Br.) ..s.for BOSTON SATURDAY,
ATLANTIC, (Am.). for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY,
AFRICA, (Brl......for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, 81.
CANADA (Br) for BOSTON. SATURDAY. August
Pacific, (Am) for NEW YORK. "WEDNESDAY, H..
ASIA, (Br)-..... for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, IA.
AMERICA, (Br.I for BOSTON. SATURDAY, 81.
ARCTIC, (Am.) for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, IS.
EUROPA, (Rr.) for NEW YORK. 81. SATURDAY, 49,
Havre and Bremen Steamer.
FROM SOUTHAMPTON
duMBOLDT.. for NEW YORK "WEDNESDAY, July I.
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Kew ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry,
Sunday Evening, August %, 1852
The arrivals of Western Cattle comprised only few
head and the market exhibits change since last re-
port
-PRIcEs-
BEEF CATTLE (Fiae Westerly e66ko "a H. net
tattakapas and Texas). --6D5kc p fb net
s1 ....,............S2 50f0s3 rs . head
G m'hch 0' VS.: s20G0$40 o head
oahfhA AND fEAHLNos. o0f0S8 90 a head
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REGULAR PACKETS.
MOBILE.
JHOBJLE.
yIsOR MOBlLE.-Daily q. $. Mail r .slG@A

yTOR MOBILE Daily Q. s. Mail ,sllr-s-N
lnnsummer ArangsmsntTbe nsw 81 @ y
nster OREGON, R. A. Ii, nas"<f s@a1ing sssn g c
expressly the Lake trnd. with superior ' Yn
tf,h. s6o.s will issys e eoa'ehan,n ] =, a.
II o'clock stappi nay
H. Ius Pass Chris,an Pacaroua md returning VIII stop
al pascafo4ih, Chfitttan shd Bay st. Lculs dss;
families with ext+h baggage 70 ~
he il oclok a. cara toat will stop take a~sy eght
af.er tio arrival Of the u o'clock cars. f.
t- Freight 81. onS and Pres Chrn ohshs " u" h of
steamers CA fFOESfA MOBILE leaving dang, a. - "a, J.,
t Way Letter Bag for Mobile and Cona WI" 'ene
'' al " " ~ 80 r. t;EDDEs, Agent, 10 Bank phce.
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE nvNEwoatsAss Au4 - 1859,
Ng- In accordance with the foregoing reso!u-
tor notice hereby given y the 25d q August At
aula Int DsBUYS, Comptroller.
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B.ALIZE.

Y1yOR SOUTHWEST PASS, BAIIzE ~ a.
and all intermediate landings. regular ts8ssaaa8{s1t
packet steamer FASHION, Capt Fago, will leave
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING. at o'clock ihi,rad o. IL
o'clock heretofore Returning will leave alternately the BazH nnd
every Monday morning. ats O'clock reaching me city
Tuesday ate rnoon h'l. IN.
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FORT ADdMS.

EOR FORT ADAMS, PORT HUD- ~ h
IL son TUNICA. BAYOU SARA WATERLOO L.faHtHg1zasi
nj nmeli Il, Regnar TUFoDA
Packet Steamer SYD0NIA, Capt " Her1e --ihs ny gls'
running passenger packet SfyoNl hpt ~ W
n will commence her regular in the allow sEa on
will Leave every Tuesday Thereafter
throughout the season Returning will Fo Adams Friday
at o'cIuck p. NJ. For further particulars apply 70
auls SMITH d fl'ii5l EN-, 20 10Y lfhs sl'eft'
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NEW YoRk-Per steamship Empire City Assorted mdse.
NEW YORk-Per ship Vicksburg Assorted rnaje.
PHlLADELPHiA-Pcr bark Marnora: Assorted ,ndse
MATANZAS-fer brig Denmark hhis Chas
Bcicher &co.
PESsACoPer scr Powntan: laths 900 lumber
800 feet sash A Simpson-10Ou do c Poolty SEQ.
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GALvEsToNPrs steamship Mexico 500 bls aOn 100 % whisky,
100 poaoes cks els xs Candles so M
bags, 50 cases boots and shoes, 5000 fire bricks
AsPINWAPcrs steamship FL Dorado 10000 cigars 3pkgsm
NICARAGuA-Per steamship Daniel Webster: Ballast.
BoRDEAUX-Psrs ship Granada: i55,OO slaves.
LyERPoOI-Per ship Polar Star: 1895 bales hhds tobacco
si d Shocks do hoops bis do meal ado -FOUR kgs
NEW YoRK-Pe ship Atanc nes cotton. hhds
1860 pigs Lead 40s bales do hair ck hsls ll2 bb 80 ties
hams GAS Ska corn, 81 bbis castor oil, "a pkgs mise.
EoRpEAUX-Per bark Arthur; 5000
NiCARAGUA-Pe schr Eagle so Ibis Y do -four bbls beef
do bread do pork crackers hams, % kegs lard,
butter 80 bh potatoes IA do onious lumber shingles
bn care 90 do IL do candles 40 pkgs liquors. b whisky
TAMPA BAYPe ser John Roaoss: bills -four do bread
do potatoes bbls moses casks bacon, 10 sacks coffee
government stores,
PENSACoLAPers chr Walter NJ sacks corn 40 bbls -four
bbs pork,
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MAHOGANY, CEDAR, POPLAR, etc, etc.
W. X X u, ~, :, ~ sN'' lRi 'h'' ShS' '&'
CEDARNj% Z t. INA 4Ix sx 3ss lxe sx GS6 ~ and sxs
HICKORY OAK. CLEAR WHITE PINE, ~
POPLAR AND ALL OTHER KINDS OF LU MBl;;KH-
TEN PINS AND BALLS SPRUCE SPAkS, LOCUST
JUMPER OAK KIN ES AND CROOKS.
aulo 5tsltW HENRY T. SHERMAN, OHce IS ST. Joseph st.
GEEDS FOR FALL OF 1S52.-We are; i
- now in receipt iustallmen of NEW SEEDS for
e at our Seed Stores and 1873 ST. Charles ST.
aus ,sep NELSON Seedsner Nurseryinen and Florists
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MO. l74-Reso1ced, That as soon as the
titles grand owned By Phoenix Fl Company
No he accented City Attorney, the Surveyor be and he IS
make aud specifications for the erection Of
story Fire said LIT Of ground
Company Comptroller be to sell the contract nj
nut nci0n bidder, when the biiing
by provided said plans and slsh
approved by the Mayor and Fire Committees Of The Common
Council ,.. ,,,a
fsisnsd1 FRANS. hLPUESTE.
Approved 18th July, 1852. = ,-,,.,-
lSgrsdl A.p. ehoe9hiAN' 'iAs'f'
CONTROLLERS OFFICE NEoRLs Aug. 40 s51
gaS~ Notice is hereby given that, in accordance
win will Indicate MONDAY, 10th day
AUD ut o DEBUYS Comptroller.
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ATEW ORLEANS FEMALE SEMINARY, or
DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Mrs pAGAUD PRINCIPAL second ANIMAL session OF w
Institution MONDAY the 9Th September next at Its
present location yin street. between tTatH and ila
he first October to the large Ufiek
Tiyo Circle Walk and Nye street when WI"
have alterations and adon designed a" 10
school ece, and to afford every con-
og the accommodation of Boariers 4,
this Institution TO afford every aey or ue
thorough English ucon together with the Ancient
and Modern Languages, Niusie and Drawing. ~ 49,, i.
F. continuance the very osAl n
has heretofore received. ,.-.,,,,,
Teachers employed Assistants in every department
,Nn i, ~, ,in"s $50 go au6 d6Wu
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sherman's New Patent Trus:
AND
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL EFFECT
PERMANENT CURE.

s,ar- This TRUSS is ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM ALL
OTHERS principle action, consequently effect POS.
attributed kinds heretofore in me pressure
being comparatively Light IN Peg kuPates en b
the herna
qforg security under the most Sot exercise. ny
the Of sansuaton Or any other pshtn Or
which inrequent m the use o. ott
very common practice persona afflicted with Hernia to select
truss and apply themselves Iii bad and pagus
those who understand Anatomy ana are
OF Rpures Let be mat the
@ ,ss NAV h. injurious it OF Rupture
oiled to- and properly fitted. Therefore, have 70 o
sell and apply the Iruss oNi NJ my one
| ST. CHARIR srEKRr, Now Orleans. ,,.,,L
ftas the of the door, fnhis lVdh
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE THE DAILY CREscgsT,)
Monday Morning, August 49, 1852 I
CLEARED SATURDAY
Steamship FL Dorao Mitchell Aspnwa Navy Bay) Jennings
steamship Daniel Webster, Graiam, San Juan
s.,. =, W G renpleton
Steamship Mexico Place Galveston and Maagorla Morgan
SHIP Granada Balcheldgr, Bordeaux Ievi ii Gale
sStLp .otar aMI Lovttt Liverpool Geo W Hyn.on
Tnssan bark Arthsr Inner. Bordeaux VIM Fl onsnsnndt
Sehr Eagle Buisson, San Juan Ntcaragus, D Wickhnm
Ser Walter NJ, Miller, Pensacola John Hurley
HF 'ohh oalets Neaon, Tampa Bay, Williamson, Iarain co
ARRIVED.
Steamship Empire City Winile from York .h
INST 10 J R JeaRngs-2d dist
Steamship United States Young, from Galveston
Snip Eiekseur Hughes, from hemYok 10th July Coen?
&co-2d dist
Bark Volunteer Jones' 10 days Navy Bay ballast
lat -
Brig Denmark Bailey, days Nasnaas. mae3d dist,
r sour AbeonA King IA days from Navy Bay ballast
LIST dist.
Scr Po~h"n Caro-, days from Pensacola
Steam boats.
Ambassador, Hunter, from St Louis
Chancellor No 3, Bacon, from Paducah.
Catherine Reeves from Washington.
Emperor, Cotton, from Bayou Sara
Swamp Fox, Cadwallaler, from Lud Water
To"boat Couqnercr Andrews from the vcks
- burg and bark Mannorn.
Iowoat Popoise Brown the
~ brought bark Volunteer brig Denmark sehr Abcons
loot Defiance Hanbury the down and
the 18th inst ship Manchester bark Providence, brg Rhode
and Mount Ncrnon-brOugh chips Memphis audl
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ED RIVER.

EyOR ALEXANDRIA, NATCH1- ~, n
IL TGCHEs GRAND ECttF2E and SHREVEPORT lsssa#sfs
Weekly Parket.1le egul ryye"S KY pack5'
amer j. NJ kELF kiltlsl, Tin pla+ et thn Il
Kml) will during III" low waier EN
DAY EVENING oclt apply cf hoard,
SPEakE Il hleCRfAhfr ieupuptt
" aug
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-23
Specifications for q New Roof to EnGiHe-ho1se 81
Creole Fire Company No. ., situated on the TRAN
guIar portion of ground bounded by E-pianade

Victory and Frenehmen streets.
sl demolished we'll fra wsIls and cohice'
ell r0Gnd the building. ,
The contractor hs Re aioed to alt slate, ard humber
and furnish all bad unser and f and SHAH BE-
warranted tight year.
by paund CUTTERS shalt be all rund the
roof conductors four inches in diimete wsh Fo guard
thai Ne rshzi end capitals repaired
.o-5 a, ns Of d ones. bricks shall be laid in mortar
.sd al oahs hydra and half Of Horn Island sand
r. ~ hail De lake the best quality and fire sis
ona shall be with Of new ink es tnt
three the best manner Inc INSIDE
h al a pissiered with cepent in tho hest manner
Al the materials shall Of tie best quality snd furnished ~ He
XII done to walls pas Of me iidnz ether y
tn. ria by negligence Of the contractor "as
shall he repaired by him free Of charge -,
Tic contractor himself commence me Tofk
after The p-oya adjudication and to complete the SAME "f
thru penalty Of ten dollars per dfy -
tr to an saps shall BE- required FOR the feihfai per
forrranee Of the contract ..,,..,.. .f ~.
sf+' tg ~. sarveyor LOUIS H. PILIE City Surveyor
St ., y w oufseyn, 80. 81 1sks
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Specifications for Supplying City with Iron Plate
rIdn far he ter of

Specifications for Supplying the CITY with IRON PIhfeH
for Bridges, for the term of one year.
The Plntes good wokmanke ea
from the quality ttoah and according the
shall length and width, but ther
thckne - shall in all be inch.
contractor himself deliver the Plates at such time
quantities the Surveyor order SAID Plates TO be
The Of the city, =: such places as the Surveyor
may direct within the order under
aItv Of twenty f dpIlars per day.
bind himself TO deliver to the etv mt the erpr
ton hi which the Plates cast
Security shall be required FOR the faithful per-
Torrance Of the contract.
Payments cash. each delivery and of the Fatea By
the Surveyor. r
Bios be- per pound LOUIS IL Pllltr City surveyor
Oyleanl August TO- 1857? auit I'd
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building he plans enclosed 'nd covered
story brick building covered with ates, with tho nnheS
the plan. The staircase to be lifted M two lb
cypress having rounded nosngs on one inch users hs me
,rti and half inch rounded han
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OFFICIAL.


NO 252.--Res0koed, That the Comptroller De,
ana he 10 hereby authorized public ausinp, sitter ter
daya police bidder the og Of Creole IRE COM
fy, fo hoess pen plans and rsT on e IN tAe
s ftIgtt..4 WIN e c. CLAIBORNE,
t""''' Presi4gr5 BosrI If Aldermen.
rsiyraa1 FRANs. AtfUENTE,
Fr-sffSnt RoHrd % Assistant Al ,sTneu
AP s pSedi p'' aus" A. b. faossMaN, Mayor
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srAIR AND STAIRCASE BUILplNs

> . !. -r,,
sbal be pans OF th
described for the main and 70 &c o. hss
materials and sap
pian, the walls to nave the
and plan. The roof to oee9yeTed WEI
and warranted g1t
copper gnr conductor The walls 70 e fss
the eutsde. psered three Goals on he
manner, well the ceiling The doors 70 n f
ah OF an men Tine ana
hung Isua quantity hinges bohs
etc. locks. Ths ash WINDOWS 70
Of the main building, and 10
The be hted with he
cypress steps inch r1seIs aud
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gN-c.rNE unItsE

Specifications eernng the Repairs OF Eng
of Jefferson Fire Company 40. 49, sitnates' on me
Northwest side Of Basin street, between CON- sAu
BienviIIe -4HH 7@4}-
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co1fpTRoILEss OFFICE Cry aug.
Hg- In accordance with the foregoing resoiu-
or notice ia hereby given MONDAY tie ss O.
NnI2 ICt o DsBUY3is rempsoh"
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Caution

PERSONS RuPTuREp should be that they have no
against UATED HERNIA, with all its horrors bun PROF
ery constructed and well adapted TRUSS.
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sTABLE IND GUAnDLAN ROOM

: : 7 STABLE AND GUARDIAN FUUN-T T,l1g.
bnilg aha constructed Fkankm street. 70
f-ed-rpou, and the arsn The baildIng
marked the pian Inc pst
the clear aad shall be Conveniently
shall be divided INTO rooms as married On ne
pan building Of marked on tbs
plan opening saaes inside and OUTAGE SHUT
ia conveniently hung fastened The ecr IN nt
sidewalks and shall be made ot yciso
pine second sha Be- nad
HE same building shall be plasfsrsd ad cesd
bldng The roof slated in Ike manner shee
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The Wharys shall ha according to the lines levels
aud dimensions TO be by the Surveyor.
The piles shall be lake timber twelve by Twelve riches and
shall be fifteen feet the solid ground
distances OF ten feet ~
piles shalt be squared according height he
shall receive
square cap, which shall strongly
inch eighteen inches long The eepsrs shall
shall the distances OF five en
shall be strongly fastened
uas inches long inch Tbs planks the flooring
inches square and not less than hen feet long and A e strongly
eeers and flooring shall project hse feet outside The last
tier plies into the At the ends ss sepe there shall be
fender fifteen inches projecting twelve Inches above @
bolts hall inch diameter, DO
10 each Wharf where the Surveyor shall Direct ha be strongly
fastened TO the and piles the Whayes with least TWO onnh
| bolts.
substantial wooden railing shall he constructed all around SAX
Xharyes (Iiver front except Said railing shall he i've feet h
The the Wharf opposite Orange street Shall consist
raising the flooring OF the Wharf i've feet higher than y Is now IN
building substantial wooden railing five feet ha all Aroun sae
Wharf, and placing fender the outer edge as above sSe
cr the new Wharyes, well sa mecEing posis. A.
All the shall be of the best quality and furnished SY s
!
The contractor shall The whole work above
| penalty OF dol per day. s4l s,
Payment completion Of the work and ~
e the Surveyor
Bids to hundred eet he Hsw p5
and per square hundred superficial e s hs rePs . me
Wharf Grange nast LOUIS III fiLiE, ety s4'' .sis
NewC Orleans Avglst 10, Ism.
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MEMPHIS.

NOR MEMPHIS, NAPOLEON, CO., ~ n
n LUMBIA AND THE BENDS--Alemphis -fssS45-sa
packet 4. p. IEATIIERS-For EVERY OTHER s. =
SATURDAY EVENING ook.The superior fast Steamer L. X
Pierce master gazing thoroughly repaired Will
resume trips trade the ath OF September
ID. H. CARRULl % Union ho" eafoHueie'e' ee'
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there shall be platform all rornd rase eg
inches above the three wide also raised platform vi
secretays desks thereon, according 10 drawings to
furnis ned v the Surveyor
The bases shall be twelve inches high including t'
inch moulding .,,. . ,...-,--,.
story of building to he six inches h
and W tlout moulding.
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ECOR WARRENTON, NEW CAR ~ b
4, TIIAGE, Grand GUILE RoDYEY yo WAITER shp, 80
mediate landngsFo EVERY TUESDAY EnESIM,
notwithstanding LOUISA. place Of ne NEW
tor splendid packet steamer LOUISA
Jackn aste tile above TUESDAY, August
nnli 4 - R CARROLL Union Row, Csronieet street
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n .-N1.1e -
All the shall The quality and hai y hpnt1ed
nv the SURVEYOR except plste, which sha by
The ~
All the building which omitted tq hs written
in found tie
sla be without enarge
The contractor shall himself have the whole wcrk eompet@
ninety DAYS approval the niaton undsr penalty q
tan dollars day. .f' a,f.
Security live hundred be required
for the faithful performance of his Contract s,
payent in cash completed anil by the
Surveyor. Lossis II. filAhl 10y s,uf ssfSyl-
NawOrlesns aui9
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UICKSBURG.

EToR VICKsBURG, WA RI effg "A
WATER PROOF NATCIiEz, FORT ADAMS. BAYOU zaE1zs-a
gular v:ksarg Weekly Pacse
PRINCESS No. .-For EVERY MONDAY EVENING at ocik
The superior Weekly Packet steamer PRINCESS NO. y j. ~ fhi
the se Of August next and leave On
EVERY MONDAY EVENING hroug out the year, landing passengers
ard freight all along the coast.
y, f. 53 Union Row. Cirondeiet street.
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AgAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, Aug.

MHAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, Aug. .,
1852. COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY or MEN On
94-Rusd That Comptroller be, aEd ne -
hereby authorized sell at auction tbs lowest bidder altar Ten
for the construction tf at the head OF
Epanade Independence the
necessary repairs 49, accordance with
specifications file the Surveyors oee and all 10 approval
o the Council. 5..s.L ,Ise.l
tsiguedl FRANS. ALfUENTE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Signedl WM. c. G. CLAIBORNE,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved sth August, ls5a.
tSigued A. D. CRQSSmAN, Mayer
True copy: H. BIER, Secretary.
CoMPTRoLLERs OFFICE, CRY NEwoRIRAS Aug IL 1857
as In accordance with the foregoing resolu-
hereby given MONDAY the Esd next al
II O'Clock Office, will ndiuae 70 this lowest hdde ths
above mentioned CONTRACTS ifu? la o. osBUYS, compreeF
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7ATO. 264-Resolred, That the Comptroller sell
auction days notice the contract the Iepsirs aad
rebuilding Third ard Fourth sf
as pc plans specifications Tile the Surveyors
Rts5rea bids securities offered he esfactory y
than the Mayor heis
Iiz.d 10 necessary for said
TSipusIl 749 t,NA.C C. CLAIBORNE,
AldeIrafn< -
Jsynedl TRANS. ALPUENTEs - &
President Of Board Of Assistant Aldtrrrsn
Approved 9Th August, 1881 -. ass
signedl ~ Y. Shes,S Ha++ss inv
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ENOR PRINCETON, SKIPWITH's ~ n
LANDING MILL.KENtS BEND LAKE PROV l>fSkarsSsass
IDENCE, NICKSBURG. GRAND GULF, R0DSEY, zes=5EizSs
NATCHEH, FORT ADAMS BAYOU SARA, BATON toe9E p1N.
JACKSONVILLE all intermediate larhngs Regular Weekly
Packet Steamer sAX0NTha and elegant
steamer j. H. Estes having been Thoroughly
paired overhaucd her caen apartments WI resume e
connencing oSphh line SUN
inst a. o'clock p NJ, Wi, lenve EVERY MONDAY thereafter
throughout freight apply on board or to
STRoTElER * BROS. 45 Poyiras street
asrnsh;,, In, az Vickswry
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
mR. RANTOUL,

We had the pleasure of listening to Mr.. Ran
toul's speech at Salem on Monday. 1t was a
splendid effort and was received by the large au-
dience with great appreciation. Nearly all of his
speech was of an anti-slavery character, and his
opinions of the Fugitive Law, the Baltimore
Platform and the proceedings Of Ben. Hallett
and Edmund Burke, were given with great
deal Of vigor. Mr.. Rantoul deems it to be his
duty not 10 separate from the Democratic party ::
he did not mention the names of its candidates,
but declares himself in favor of supporting them.
Some few of the Free Soil party seem 10 be dis
appointed at his taking this course, but we do not
see any reason for DISAPPOINTMENT. Mr.. Ran
toul's services TO the cause of freedom have been
OF such vast importance, and his sincerity so
manifest, that he must be sustained by the Free
SoIiers and reelected. 1t will not do 10 let the
shareholders and doughfaces triumph over free
dom by defeating Robert Rantoul, Jr.
We cannot agree fully with the Lo,ceH Amer
ican in its conclusions. We consider that such
men as Rantou, and such papers as the New
York Evening Post, really do the cause of free
dom more injury than any amount of open ene-
mics. All that Rantoul proves to be essential to
tn, welfare of the country, he defeats and des-
troys by his support of men who are pledged to
discard his views from the government, and he
influences host of we'll disposed men whom he
could not otherwise influence, TO do the same
thing. An open enemy cannot betray cause
"a Irofessed friend may. If Rantou may be
tolerated in upholding Pierce and King, with
the view he processes, then every Free Soier
may; and will the American, or any other sheet,
tell Us about what time in the worlds history
the cause of freedom would triumph under such
auspices. We should consider it just as much
the duty of Free Sellers to defeat Mr. Rantoul
as to defeat Mr.. Pierce, and little more, for
Pierce with his professions can't do half the mis-
chief Rantoul can. We can't understand why
q man should get into Office when his practice
bellies his professions, any more than man
should go to Heaven for praying "good Lord"
when he is serying the devil.
All this, however, with due Difference to the
opinions of others.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
Chicago Commercial College.

FENliIS Institution now permanently established II ~,
n cago, affords 10 The young of Illinois and ba a.
JOINING STATES desirable opportunity with resilient fci
nes Tor the acquisition ola complete COMMERCIAL
ApC'A-
The course of study comprises business pe,no,.t.
DosMe entry Book heeptng-in which acquired n hor
ough and practical know ledge OF the art of rnannure
scientific principles the books OF individuals
OF corporations, In every variety OF business with CO.
pound c. and other Mercantile Accounts comnIa,o
course OF Com"ereiaf Calculations and the subjects NJ,
commercial Lac, rs applied to the different depar.men -
taue knowledge of which is Indispensable 10 correct h
sinesS action. ''N' ou-
Students may enter at any time being instructed udvd
WHY ana not IN classcs and qualify themselves for
business pursuits in from TO u weeks: obtaning =,
amount OF knowledge, otherwise, generally but mneyc
acquired only by years of labOrous practice In hsn
Inc undersigned feels assured from his kno wedoe e r.
hoss APPROX and popular method of teaching SJont
ana neNerence of over twenty years various hsne
pursuits mat ne viii be able Communicate 10 Sde
ihorough knowledge of the subjects If instruction
plated thereby qualifying them take high rank AZ h
sness men, Hnd TO conduct and manage their own o,.
nIegeny and correctly, or 10 operate as accountant in
responsible stations where their services may ud an nd
quato reward.
Students from abr DAD obtain good boarding and lodging
Of from 81 TO 50 per week. eo
LIZ Pamphlets containing the terms Of tuition and
description of the Collegiate Course and subjects of nsrr
non with much other information in DETAIL can be seen q,
oolMned by application to McSsrs. Hubbard & Enn Ke.
no*ha, Wis. - N''' ~
,,, D. V. BELL. Principal
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