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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-30
GREAT SALE
OF Improved ShOrt-EaOrncd
DTT Il III a M G q TTE T.

imported by the ''sci"to Valley Imp0r-
ttDg Company ~ selected by Dr. n.
thur Watts President Of the state
81. Agricultural Koarh, aud George n
". Rent Is, E-q. ......
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-30

INDIGEATIoN.-It seems now to be generally
conceded that Gen.Pierce will deliver on nd
dress at Washington city on the 4th of
March next--Rentuchy Flag.
That may allbe; but fortunately or unfor-
tunatdly for Gen. Pierce he is neverin until
the happening of the important event ofthe
day, and we can possibly see no objection to
his congratulating his old commander upon
his last and most signal triumph. t s.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-30

WHIGs OF FAIRFIELD.---The Locofoco
leaders are busiy at work, organizing the
county and attempting to poison the public
mind by distributing all manner of ISLANDERS
against Gen Scott: Meet them ut every
point Reach every, voter, Put the truth
into their hands. Especially do we call up
on the Wings of every township to work
from now until the State election and then
to the Presidential election The time is
short. Let the work be more efficient. BE
SURE THAT YOU GETEVERY VOTER
TO THE POLLS. ,.f..,..
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3OoT AND sIyoE ESTABLISHMENT.

BOOT AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT.
NJ the Sok sitixems %%%f Of FsTrsa FFSirsst
es~ the adjoining counties, that they are on
f. hand as usual, at their old stand one door
West Of Slocum's Drug Store with large and
splendid assortment Of everything in their line.
Their Spring purchases have been selected with
care and are larger than usual.
LADIES! We have taken special care il making our
purchases so to please you.
We have little of everything, from JENNY LIND
BusK1N down to the smallest children's shoes.
We have also on hand and are prepared to maketo
order.
Gentlcmen's B,tskin and Seamless Caters, Com
gress Boots, sc. We also have on hand Ladies' Gum
Shoes.
FINDINGS, &c.-We are also prepared to furnish
Shoemskers and Finding Stores with Findings ofevery
description, such as Kits, Pegs, Bootweb6ing, Shoe
strings, Laccs, &c.
Sole Leather. Morocco bindings &c., always on
hand.
In addition to the work on hand, we are prepared
as heretofore to manufacture everything in our line
Our own work needs recommendation. We hope
by proper attention to our business. to secure fair
share Of the public patronage, will always be
hand to wait upon customers and do to
please them
WANTED.-The subscribers will take one or two
good and boys learn the 69St and Shoe
Lancaster, May 10. 1852. 8
GREAT REVOLUTION IN FRANCE.
AM just now receiving and opening out ArgsN
Stock of Spring and Summer Goods.
which am determined to sellas low as any other
House in Ohio.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
who wish to purchase viii find the following artclesf,
to-wit.
Dress Silks, fancy anil plain; Silks do. Fancy Easvns
Silk Bereges, Fancy Delanes. Cslicoes, Ginghsms,
White and fancy Robes, embr'd; Parasols and Fans
all kinds; White damask Grape shawls
Worked Cuffs, Sleeves and collars Bonnet Ribbons.
French and fancy flowers; dress trimmings;
Dress buttons all sorts; silk and linen brades;
New Style BOnnets,
Edgings and lace; black silk ace style bloomerr
combs superior Polka Marseilles Vesiings;
Cloths and cassmeres, Sattnets Jeans and tweeds;
Muslins from to 1 byard wide, sheeting;
bleached muslins, cotton yarns, tieings, bagging;
LeghOrn and Palm Leaf Hats, new Styles,
Batting and Queensware, very large stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES;
and prices to suit customers.
All those who will favor with acall before they
buy elsewhere, will be saving money bv doing
Lancaster, April II JACOB PL0UT..
n
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AN IMPORTANT CoSsiDERATIoN.--Froo
bly, no Congressional District in the Union
is better calculated for high degree oi pros
perity in the way Of manufacturing enter
prize or needs the fostering care otGoVern-
ment more than this, composed as It is oil
Fairfield, Perry, Hooking, Vinton, Athens
and Afeigs, all of them containing the best
facilities for manufacturing purposes. We
have abundance Of Iron Ore, can have any
number of Salt Wells, and have any quanti-
ty ofCoaL How much better would it be
for Fairfield to have market down the val
ley and at home, instead of paying heavy
freights and charges to transport it to Eng
land or even 70 the Eastern States! And
yetwe are to be represented in Congress by
member who will oppose Tariff designed
to build up American Manufactures and is
also the opponent of Internal improvements
OF any character by the General Govern
ment. The people of this District, il they
consulted their own interests, would yot'
for Mr.. 1Welch, who would labor to have th'
Government take some measures to foste
and advance American Enterprise and A
merican Industry. Think ofthese things
Voters Of the 18th District.
GEN. JOHN L. TAYLoR.--The nomination
of this gentleman in the Ross District, for
reelection to Congress, is compliment well
earned and well-deseryed. No man in tha
body has worked more or labored harder 70
the interests of the whole country, or ha
devoted himself more willingly to the az
vuncemant Of the interests of his constiti
ents. He ranks among the very best an
most efficient members, and what is NOR
is generally right upon the record, W
would not impeach the integrity of the pc
pie Of his district by as much as doubling h
triumphant reelection.
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Dr.. s. 4. TOwnScMd's Extract Of
SarsODnriIla.

NIU uIIIVI I7IWSSI''N aIIV NIUVVI" b0'IVI"'
Lancaster, Ohio, August 3, 1867
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City TrGde.-Our business men to-day
have had lively time of it. Several of
them have already receivedther new stocks,
aud are selling off rapidly. The improve
ment in all branches of business, mercan-
tile and mechanical, is beyond expectations
andwe doubt whether any other city in Ohio
of the same population, can compare with
Lancaster in this respect. The croakers
are leaving.
DEcIDEpLY RIcH.-Probably one Of the
richest and most ridiculous events of the
present canvass, is letter certifying to Gen.
Pierce's bravery, purporting to come from
Col. Magruder, now in California. IL IS
,Oritten to Gen. Pierce himself, congratulating
him upon his nomination. OF course Gen.
| Pierce had it published. By the time the
election is over, be will be so plastered over
with certificates, that his most intimate
friends will not know him. .aa..H I'D
! ORA correspondent OF the London Times
gives the following account ofa recent prize
4 tight il. England between two women!-
4 "About month ago was at breokfas
with my family at Censa Green, when
perceY red o number Of persons passing thro
a the field adjoining my house. | endeayore
to ascertain the cause. With much Difficult
ty did SO. The stream of men and womel
; had come from Paddington to prize fgh
between two, not men-women! One @
my family, being incredHlgus, contrived t
, look across the fields, and their saw the CON
batants stripped to the waist, and fighting
! Men took them there, men backed then
men were the bottle-holders and time-keeE
: ers. They fought for about half an hou
some say4for 5s, some say for sovereign
. and some say they will do itagain. sa
the winner led back in triumph by men,"
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J. C. WRIGHT. C. J WRIGHT, L. r. BRuEN,
Editors and Propristors.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-09-30

rENiIESE CATTLE have been taken from the best
herds OF England, will bc seen by reference
to Pcdigrcc given below.
The Cattle will be offered on the Seventh day
o. October next, the day preceding the Ross
county Agriculture. Fair nt the Farm OF DIR. Watts,
whnro :noy can be inspected at any time previous
tu the day of salc. .... .....--,
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Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LIVERPOOL,

AMERICA (Br.) BOSTON. .....SATURDAY, Jaly 10,
BALTIC, (Am) So. for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, a.
EUROPA, (Br). for NEW YORK. SATURDAY H.
NIAGARA, (Br.) for BOSTON. .....sATURDAY a.
ATLANTIC, (Am.). for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, 2s.
AFRICA, DR.. .....for NEW YORK. SATURDAY al
CANADA (Br) ..for SATURDAY. August l..
PACIFIC, GAM. for NEW YORK. -. WEDNESDAY H.
ASIA tBr.)........ for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, H..
AMERICA (Br.). for BOSTON. ...... SATURDAY 81
ARCTIC, {Am.) for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, u.s..
EUROPA, (Br.). ..for NEW YORK SATURDAY 49,
Havre and Bremen Steamer.
FROM SOUTHAMPTON
HualBoiDT.. for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, July l..
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s"I fSeI So a. SIs s S
HsGy %so ISS p a i poas4 s'? u.s.
M pdhnno d. castor OIL do eggs ! udaeek.
e. ss
s n.s s
oDcws rolls leather cogrora S %SG.s pi p iG
B smi'h--sundrles to order. ' ' ms "
S%e" fes eo e hess Hazel
s %. eo $500 do 81 *. a
4 STs%. x FSi,ss. f.n
sss srRs' Msa es ar IA,
DIX Ss ,osaseo S'sn Ta pEss Grpa'
ws aso do s1s"% s1 aassr M ss hhs
sss IS. hey 81 ST. 4.
Yaman e DO ss W SIss Is 9 bile
Is ST. ws s wssp4 sls,l55 i
tw NsG t Ss.M od b Stone WS
asa k"Hs o % e.
as Ks ses hss ss .R eola Shay III s W
Givens3O ties hams R Geddes-sundre 10 order ~ ~ o !"
do 20 ss dc sGSa
empty IBIS es dG Il a dd.l
i'll Wss:iI s ss:. s %sss sss5
&eo-70 sss potatoes and sundries order.
OuACHlrAPer steamer Nne Cox &co-
% dc Few %, msr 1 W
Oakley Hawkins Henderson PealeTota 4O bales
CONSIGNEES.
Pe bark Abers from New York Carnival reported yeeiayW
'fse iT n a s4ss ass
Haymhn-A Deagrave &co-Converse &eo-Pooe j
labranche-M Greenwood &coorre Gayle &coHll
Homes Benn.smith Femisterssml Wof-C Schneiier-C
Buddecks &coJ g CromwelNIas Rhnet &co-E
Cd sheareIyB Naatre &eoH pottsraR Hull &oTaylor
&co-Wood L,wH Barlow-A Whitng-L Schwnrz-L Beebe
CO Mesker &co--b Mann-B Williams Fo.er-John
tguche-Egei Aluiord &eoCowan Dykefs Spadngs-J
Sanford &so-ogIesty MasaulayJ AcGrego
coVoigta AIagee Kneass-J Byne
Robnson-N IaGoste &co|A Bownwm Creevv-TC
NJ Todd dco-HHyw wood 4 Crow-and order.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CnEscENr OPPcE,
Thursday Morning, August 26 1852.
COTTON-There was more inquiry yesterday, and the
sales embraced $50 bales including 19 bales crop at
10 l1l6l011e for Mddlng Fair further concession on
the part of factors The for old were steady We
quote;
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
o tnfsFsF M Mid Fair. g
Middling $685. Good Fair. ........ %
Good Middling. 1ofG1O9s Good and Fine .... %
COTTON TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton. bales Tobacco, hhds
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1851. 1880 1851
Received since. 1900. 1y425,1so s662o
= yesterday. 14o=1.42532o a4=s6654
l.440,7l0 1l0525
Exported to date ..... 1,43314o GLASS
- yesterday,... ooorl,4S3l4o ooo-9l 45S
Stock on hand not cleared. 1870 1906
TOBACc0-The only sales that heard of were 81
hhds 80 at 5sl and Is at g. % hhds - and As htds
at 41se d Ii, in Nil 119 hhds
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-Transactions were limited
to retail sales at previous rates
FLOUR-prices higher but sales limited to about
600 bbs including 100 bbs Ohio at 81 co. 200 St. Lou;s at
81 l21 80 at 81 % and 1870 unbranded at So 60 p Dbl
We heard also of 1000 bb Sour St. Louis sold on Monday
at 50 40 q Dbl.
GRAIN-The receipts were not landed owing to the
weather, and We heard of no sales worth reporting
PROVISIONS-pork was tirmer and 300 hbls Moss so,d
at $50 so q Dbl The principal sale of Bacon was Is
casks shoulders at sac % b.. Lard higher and we
noticed sales OF $50 kegs poor No at IL 125 prime at
124 and 100 at 3 u H. the market closing at the latter
rate
CoFFEE-There was more demand, with sales of 1900
bags Rio at s1ae Il lb.
WHlsKY-The market very dull, and we noticed
only retail sales at 2l02l 80 T. gallon.
FkElGHTs-We heard of no engagement
EACiANGEs-Supply and demand limited We still
quote
Sterling. :. l1o,. 011oM
francs. ..:.:...'.: 171s
s Sew o.A axty-day Bills p ct disc
oishl SheeAs on Newl X D ct. prem
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plans Files seront dhe
srgur mas dana ous les Giles auront
ponce depaisssur.
sngags fournr les bn7d sees sPoques ct en-
Les des bndes eiont de-
t.s sur la Iey, en- endrots lie
delai osauta os apre AVIS SOUS pens
d'una de ngttnq piasnes par Jour. =, =
Le senggeraa reet " ve ue SCH
aire iondre les handles
auea de Ia de enq mile piasres en- ga
| rsntie de la hdee execution do eonra H
p 'oysr-
| Les propositions ieront par lvre.
Nile Orleans, &c 10 aodt 1852. :, nv, w
lsan IGulS II. PlLIE Noyer
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poe prlnepas celle dse
ds dea cion de dsnx
deia rbombs sPas de deur eos Gaqns An dec
pouee arhtrayes pouces
iineeur
Lea fensss des chassis Wires dun
dams Ia Ia
adopte arehtraves Les ne;res de
aee des suspsndus
convenables
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REGULAR PACKETS.
MOBILE.

gE0h MOBiLE-Daiiy y S. Neil r..sG.n
Lihs-surnssr Arrangenentfhe ssw 80 ;S.siI
master and OREGON, A. Hsi, msstsr. ,ivng bs bait
expressly Lake trade with hyperion One
the 1bove will leave the Pontcharan Railroad DAILY
on stepping daily
g. u Pass Christian Pascagoua and returning will stop
nj Pspcagoula, Christian Bay St. Louis daily
and families with baggage ought to 80 dy-a BY
o'clock NJ will not stop to take freight
the arrival Of the 10 O'Clock
Freight Bay St. Louis Pass Christian ought to be sent for
ssnmers CALF oRNIA or MOBILE, leaving daily;
The Way Letter Gobs and Coast Landings Will leave
Of the Agent 30 minutes past earer O'Clock
r. GEDDES Agent, 10 Bank Place.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. - Surveyors

1N
Office CARRoLLToS, August lS5-Pusuant resolu
tons the Mayor and Council Carroton, adopted the 4h
EaLs PROPOSALS will be received this office during the
thirty days for PLANK Canal
me Shell Road Eighteenth The Lumber be good sound
clear Of sap or of good Pensacola Lake Yellow Pine The
t 10 be made according the plan which will be
exerd in this office viz The Road wid the plank
e hiee inches thick by four eight inches w supported
sso mud sls all well blded with
9te grade to be the Surveyor Proposals
ns lumber or making work separately Payments will he
aie MS lows ftoo payable when
sioe When one half completed and the balance
PEN htItei' ~ e rate eight IN equal
due IN the 18TH February 1858 work
pesd within three months from contractor
required to give security the faithful, performance
HE sTCS S,rv.,,,-
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SHERIFF,S SALE.


Fs or RsT5.fT FREDERIC
by VIRTUE Of an alias writ of seizure and
- as directed by the Honorable the Fifth
Neworeans the entitled will proceed publ
Chaes and Royal Streets THURSDAY August 90, 1859,
O'Clock
ACERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate Nlrtcipaty No. -
Two this city in the bounded by Clio Caope
Sols and by the No A
etin, the 81 OF February, 1885, and deposited in the office
of H. B. CenHs Notary in this and thirsywo
front on Soils street. hundred and feet inches
parallel
BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS thereon consisting
STORY FRAME HOUSE. containing the
di-i,ed STORY FRAME KIT
CHEN Which property sold by the said plaintiff the defe
herein the 9Th Of Msy, ISL before VIM.
Monaghan, Notary Public.
Seized in tie above suit.
TEiMs-The s4s5 with interest
s2oO 18th July ls5 till the day sale; 1900 slh
May and also s95 March, till sle
and suit the spot and the balance
chase the Of the several falling due the "
2ls March, 1855 and the last the 2s March, 1850
JAMES P. FRERET,
iva; is 26 Sheriff the Parish FL
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don't
s. antres defaults dune
er duree Les SOLVES dn planer
sofves plafond
ezs srses esntres soiveaur ouces
ut places
qu possible Les solves da panehr DE- h bss
derre aaont trs poees sur ces du paond !o ds
te bangafd e
sceufrs
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NEW fOKKPFr steamship Empire City, Sl00OOO specie beI.
do, Pkgs mdse. 10y ~
sch Mary Ellen; 57 tea 9O3 bbls es, lard
fENsACOlhPer schr Powhaan lis hbls pork is
whk ~ do lard 30 do potatoes $50 SKIS
cssks bacon IS kegs butter. 1872
PENsAcolA-Pe sch Diamonds so bbls -four, corn
casks bacon, etc. '
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT,
Thursday Morning, August 90, 1852.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRRscENr.1
Thursday Morning, August %, 1852.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship Empire City Wfnde NswYor Havana Jennings
Ii ~, mary E,en EARL HAVANA Drlvalle & Moreno
g o III p pnn MICK feisacoa, Hurley
7''N io"'A''n' '"o' PENSACOLA, Hurley
ARRIVED.
There were no arrivals from ye,eriay.l
Steambo
Bunker Hill No 3, Edison, fromS st Louis,
Cataract, Able, from St Louis
Emperor Cotton, from Bayou
Jennie Deans Barch, St Louis
Music Sreck, from Donaldsonyile
OsceolR, Kirby, fromO nsclila
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The building and the upper meeting
building together with the staircase be paered all
best with three coats work. the last of which hprd finished
The ceiling TO c hhed and plat in the corCt
and centreiece, as per drawings, in the meeting room,
CEMENT.
The front OF main building and stairs su be well paeed with
Newark hydraulic mixed with half Horn Island sharp
sccordi tod drawings
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CONSTABLE,S SALE

CONSTABLES SALE
F1rsr IusTcE's CouRT, JOHN BARRY WAI CLELLAND.
PARISH ORLEANS. No. 1855.
PY VIRTUE of writ of fieri facias to me
- directed by the Hon. D. Byrus First the
parish Orleans will proce sell auction, MONDAY
August 30 1881 at L. o'clock office No. Thoup
touas
THREE cows seized in the above suit Terrs cash.
auls liluh i, HOPPE Constable.
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FORT ADAMS.

NOR FORT ADAMS, PORT HUD- ~ =
son ,TuNICA. BAYOU SARA, WATERLOO lf444has5s#3S
and all the landings Regular TUESDA
Packet Steamer sYDONIA, Capt F yarae-Ihs new els
and swift running passenger packet SYDoSA Capt w Var
nell will her regular the above trade
August will leave Tuesday thereafter
throughout the Returning will Adams Friday,
at O'Clock NJ. Fer further particulars. apply to
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LNOR VICKSBURG, WARRENTON, ~ -
NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, RODNEY, !sakS54alSrt
WATERPROOF NATCHEZ FORT ADAMS, BAYOU lklSeEs<tk
SARA and ia;e andingRegnat vicksnrg Weekly Packet
The superior Weekly Packet PRINCESS No. Phelps
master will leave The aOh August and leave
EVERY MONDAY EVENING the landing
and freight all along the
aul Union sov,Ca street..
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REMOVALS..

u EMOVAL.-W. N. ROGERS, Propri o.
IL " etor of the Fashion Stables, having H
large and commodious Brick Building
street between aonne and Phlpp would pleased
tisn and them his line
Es"ctn Saddle Buggy Blggies hire aa airy
'2iiu' ana reoiiY otalis or tfo SEES Livery
4 eEMOVAL.-BARELLI & Co. have Temporal
Il u ry removed their office to No. J. Com.
mon rect my5
EMOVAL.-R. H. MARI, Attorney at Law.
npehpn. ms ly
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MEMORANDA.
EXPORTS

tg The steamer Bunker Hill No left st Louis 18th instant
Reports six feet water in the channel falling passed steamers Co
lumus and Buena Vista, for M port agoundthe former at Beaver
Dam, the latter at Buffalo Island.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CRY,
Wednesday Evening August %, 1852
Arrived to-day, 43 head of Western Cattle and SIS
Sheep An ample supply Of CRASHED stock and Hogs
scarce. No material change in prices.
--PRICEs-
BEEF Cattle (Fine Westerly ........ -16c y IL net
:, (fexas ETC. Observation-Disclosures y tb net.
sifhf " 5UkDS3 81 u head
aLcH COWS: S25f9f45 n head
CALVES AND fEARLsGs So 00fGDSS 90 "A head
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VENTE DE CONSTABLE.

NENTE DE PUNISHABLE. =l ssIGzl
ss9esnE cou ao Pc Jusrics MseAFFREY PATRICK
Nm VERU dun writ de feri facias q moi
IA nddresst fhonorabe j. L. Winter JUICE pour
grosse orisan dams Faifie
sene esean aa cafe de Samuel Jackson snccgnue Fodrass.
5sIonne le SAMEDl, II Septenbrs, 1854,
uN CERTAIN LofDE TERRE BATISSE eages,
sc les qu royent tue Premier Drclds
oecoe Munic paItu de Ia vile de Nouvele fet
nume,o vngt qustre borne par les Peo, Graver Paur
s 70 ay 1889 ct deposs daus bureau de L. Me- sy ei
pupilci peoa
~ pouees sept gnes de face Ia Johnson chtenlan
IN psds tros tences de proondeur lisnes paaes
- Conditions GEORGE +. PEARSON
auto 20 supll Constable Secrnd- CoHr de Justice
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SHERIEFS SALE.


F Of N Rs1ss. MpSN vs. eisR GAR
by VIRTUE Of y writ of fieri facias to me
directed by the Honorable Fifth Distc.
Orleans above entitled
ton in the Rounls of the City Exchange ST. o street.
Charities and Royal THURSDAY September
O'Clock NJ, the following named slaves wit:
SAM and his ELIZA, ard their Children
THOMAS also NED and his wife ELIZA his
Pc and LOUIS, The one armed.
Seized in the rujt.
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
nu2i ID Is % Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
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WANTED.

VA ANTED 10 RENT from lst October a.
Wv A DWELLING HOUSE containing Parlor, Dining Ssil
Ron four Be, Rr"n Servant Room, Kitrrn N
prht situation and within fifteen minutes walk
Gh Address v nj this office atatns lol terms, which
pr N 'l'fHte.
NN1 ANTED-Au UNFINISHED Room and a.
w Bed Room Canal E
th ionnr For ra-au apartments good price will be
h september or octph-r Address box w, l4d. sH2l I'm
M ANTED-By resident of the city, who
can be well comme BY bic
that vi" s60 month lie is competent keeper
doors "a u
tS Apply at this office by letter addressed to W. W. el9
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FEEDS FOR FALL OF 1S52-We are, +
~ now receipt OF our first nstalment SEEDS
safe Al our seed Stores 20 Canal street Charles 81 ~
a"o sep GAY NELSON, Seedsmen yuen and Florists
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
FfTa DisTErc1c ouRr Joseph PAucHoN RICHARD KEE
NEwORLRAas. IMAM MICHAEL GERN0S AND j. D.
HAMPER. e. No. 607d.
Ply VIRTUE Of an order of sale rendered Aug.
- 49, 1852 directed by the Honorable the Fifth District
of New Orleans the above entitled will sell
pablo auction Warehouse No. 90 Jefferson street.
WEDNESDAY, September |, ls52, Mt II O'Clock NJ
quantity Of BEDSTEADS MATTRESSES AND TABLES etc. as
inventory file oe and which will be exhibited the
time AMI place nj sale.
Professionally seized in the suit.
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES, P. FRERET,
anal IS % sepl Sheriff of the Psrish of Orleans.
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MILLINERY AND FANCY.

Spring Millinery.
MFRS BRYAN, 1O6 Canal street, has
lvh just received large and fashionable A
LADIES' FRENCH B0NNETS AND MISSES FLATS, PA SRS
RASoIS SILK GLOVES, and other articles suitable VIZ
Spring and Summer Mrs B. respectfully the
G& DRESSES made in the ncs. style and the
torns. mil
q. E'ale, .Bf., ) Co.,
81 MAGAZINE STREET,
f,s- wholesale Dealers in Imported
FANCY AND STAPLE SILKS,
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
STRAW. GOODS, etc.
MILLINERY ARTICLES, LACES,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, EMBROIDERIES,
RIBBONS GLOVES
FEATHERS, PRINCES,
TRIMMINGS, BONNETS, etc. etc.
large and complete Of thing their ne the
ates, received which they respectfully the attention
ftEe Wholesale trade generally.
C. YALE, JR., d CO., 81 Magazine street,
sis ysp between Common Gravier streets.