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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-05-21

FIFTY VESSELS WREcKED.-New wroundland
papers bring accounts THE wreck Of between
fifty and sixtv vessels in the ice in the gale Of
April 2Olh. The loss Of life is said TO be con-
siderable, although full particulars were not
known. A list of eighteen vessels lost with
full cargoes of skins, is given, one of which
had five Of her crew drowned, and another two.
In many cases, as the vessels drifIed towards
The ice, The crews deserted Them and escaped
to the shore. In some cases The abandoned
vessels have been taken into port. The Gov
ernor of Newfoundland has been requested by
The Assembly TO appropriate E300 TO the relief
Of the crews wrecked on Richard Island and
RnnaYisia Bay.
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The Church-Yard sliIe.

BY ELIZA COOK.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-27
.Hnlice Of Election.

t By virtue Of WRIT OF ELECTION directed by His
sxeeeaey Joseph Walker, Governor Of the State Of Louisiana, the
qualified of tile parish of Orleans hereby notified that
election will be held TUESDAY, the ed Of November
ELECTORS FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES. es1 R5
The polls will be opened the day shove mentioned from the
II nns o'clock the morning until six O'Clock in tbs evening"
be established under the superintendent
and Clerks to b appointed by the Board Of Aldermen Of the city
Noworns, by the Police Jury part the parish
tight bank of the Mississippi RIVER the election TO be conducted and
duplicate made to the undersigned, according
Sheriff Office parish Of Orleans, October y 1852
ocle apte JAMES ~ FHERET. Sherif &
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.N,eep Goods.
GIQUEL s. SON,

GIQUEL g. J son,
NO. Is CHARITIES STREET.
~ We have in store a most complete assortment
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
bought Europe the North Inspection which
offering very low prices Our stock consists part Of
RICH PRINTED DE LAME ROBES;
RICH PRINTED BAYADERE ROBES;
PLAID VALENCIAs AND CACHNIREsi
PRINTED DE LAME FOR CHILDREN;
PRINTED CALICO ROBES;
RICH PRINTED FRENCH CALICoEs;
PRINTED HASTINGS FOR CURTAINS;
SILK AND WORSTED CURTAIN DAMASK;
CHANGEABLE AND PLAIN SILK;
RICH DAMAsKs AND BURPoUR DRESSES;
PLAID AND STRIPED SILKS;
RICH DAMAsK, BLACK SILKS;
PLAIN BLACK SILKS-General assortment
EMBD AND PLAIN LINEN CAMBRIA HDKFs;
EMB'D MUSLIN ROBES
EMB,D BoBINET AND MUSLIN CURTAINS
FANCY SILK CRAvATs AND RIBBONS;
EMBD AND PLAIN CANTON GRAPE sHAwLs;
EMBD COLLARS CHEsnsETTES AND SLEEVES;
VELVET AND SILK CLoAKs;
EMB'D BoBINET AND MUSLIN FOR BARS;
BLACK CANTON GRAPE FOR DRESSES
LADIES' AND GENTLEAEN's KID GLOVES;
VELVET AND RIBBON TRIMMINGS;
CFILDRENS MEaINO AND CACHMIRE CIOAKS;
CoLoRED, BLACK AND PLAIN BURPouR;
REAL AND IMITATION BLACK LACE Wells;
GENTLEMEN's SILK CRAvATS AND STOCKS;
EMBD AND PLAIN SWISS MUSLIN;
yALENCIENNEs, EDGING AND INSERTINGs;
SILK AND cACHMIRE siAWLs;
PLAID AND PLAIN TARTANS;
CoLORED CLOTHES FOR LADIES, CLOAKS;
RODGERS, WELSH AND SILK FLANNELs; ~
COTTON DAMAsKs and PRINTED cALIcoEs for Curtains;
LADIES' SILK MANTILLAS;
d" FANCY PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS
BLACK FIGURED, PLAIN AND STRIPED ALPACAs;
MERINo HOSE AND HALF HOSE;
AIERINO AND GAUZE SHIRTS;
LADIES, CHILDREN AND GENTLEMEN'S HOSIERY;
SILK BANDANA HANDKEBCHIEFS;
FRENCH CoRSETS;
FRENCH AND ENGLISH BED BLANKETS;
FRENCH AND ENGLISH NEGRO BLANKETS:
BLEACHED AND uNBLEACHED CoTToNs;
COTTONADES, KERSEYS, LINSEYS, DOMESTIC PLAIpS
COTTON CHECKS, FURNIl URE CHECKS, DENNIS;
TICKS, MARINER STRIPES, CORDS, NEEDLES;
TAPES, HOOKS AND EYES, PINS, LINEN BRAIDs
HEAD HANDKERCHIEFS, WOODEN sHAWLS;
LowELIs, sATINETs CAssINIEREs, etc. etc.
oct25 step GIQUEL & JAMESON, 10 Chartres street,
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OFFICE 6r THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
MI CONSOLIDATED DEBT or NJ ORR 4


BY yirtue Of the thirty seventh sectiohsof the 4
q q the Legislature 81 lie
nodAe be Oily oelna provide goyssnment
nd approved tho wa Of
I'D Of The f section tic net md providing
the the ctyo Lafayette with the CITY r. New
ans approved On he a and Of The third sectcn Of an act
aied AZ. supplementary vt N Consolidate The Cty ~
Nv Osans MID to provide Of a
approved March, and fog the purpose paying The
aecrupr on tho entire debt city rdapg all
ms the old corporation aud Second and MUM
paissu and CITY of LAyetta maturing dutng the ysas
SEALED will DO received at this office rom tins ane
MONDAY iak December next a A. O'clock
for the poichAss portion Of series o
lUNDRED BONDs OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS. for my
Of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH sd Bonds 70 " datsa
EsT OF payable in FORTY YEARS. At We once
The Treasurer the r with noeat
ofsx PER cENrUM PER AHNu, payable semi annaNy
ON md amer the January the City New the
January and The Art Of Of Proposals g % sn
,rsed the 81 Bonds Of the City Of New oleaus
i'd addressed Adophs LAyet Secretary the Board q
Of the Cousoldated Debt Of te City o. New Y De
nd the Bonds TO the highest bidder On 'ng ION
,ecember, ut noon aioreHaid. eTr.
In Of the interest coupons Or ob
lions cy Che lao Second and Third municipalities
City Lafayette maturing in at the option 81 the purchese
eouh the frat january the Hs q March, one
the frat Of May and the remainder on the first Of
m ain per cent per January tha Commits
bners eserving The right to cnt Of the Bonds adnd
guarantee compliance with his contract on the part
The Commissioners further reserve the tg q reechng
ny oil bids. ~, 4 ~ !, !, = saG
= as Al. D. CRoSSNfAN, Mayor sss ss saess
O. DEBUyS, Comptroller n
WIN. ii. GARLAND, Treasurer, n Sfs 4
w.P. CONVERSE, Chairman Finance Committee.
~ Board Of Aldermen.
u H. PLACE. Chairman Finance Committee
Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
A. LAYET Secretary. ss u g oc9t ti3thDec
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so 80 - SO


IL Jusr OPENED. \ LARGE Ior Or
IA N IlW II sA Il u GO o ID 81.
ssstsamshp. wn. - sad Empire cisy.
4 Mrge acsx Of die a'sstsysa % n ss.s rs IA
N All N + IL Il a Ss
~ Under he Broadway
ssprcasly city and DO
~ heauty md neatnssa conbinod Among them
EMBROIDERED MANTILLAS; 81
eat HAMELE0N MANTILLAS-INLA1D FRINGE ss
TuRc SATIN MANTILLAs-LACE TRINiEDj
M NJ TRIMMED WITH soNTAG VELVET
la WATERED SILK AiANTIEEAs sss x
PLAIN BLACK SILK hrANTILLAs;
PRINCESS TRIMMED MANTILLAS; 49,
~ HALF MOURNING MANTILIAs;
CLOTH MANTIILAS;
MISSES NANTILLAs
CIRCULAR CLOTH cLoAKs FOR LADIES
coBURGl cLoAKs, AND MANY OTHER STYLES,
tB-ALL AT VERY L0Ws PRICES.
SKIRTS! SKIRTsl
EMBROIDERED SKIRTS
CORDED SKIRTS;
FLouNcEp MADONNA SKIRTS;
MoREEN SKIRTS;
sIIlRRED SKIRTS, and
PATENT CACTUS SKIRTS.
SILKS! SILKS!!
SUPERIOR TURc sAT1N-An coofs;
eros DE AFRIQUE-New styles;
RICH BRoCADE SILKS
BLACK eros DE RHINE;
BLACK wATERED SILKS;
FLoRENCE-An colors.
$50 GRAPE SHAWLS,
RANGING FROM TEN DOLLARS EACH TO FORTY DOLLARS,
bought GREAT SACRIFICE NewYok and will all be sold
very small advance. The assortment comprises
PLAIN EMBROIDERED AND CoLORED sHAWLs
OF THE LATEST PATTERNS,
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFS
AT GREAT BARGAINS,
Ranging Sevenyfve per up comprising all styles
for Ladies', Gentlemen Children
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS
el all guaranteed be FIFTY PER CENT CHEAPER than they
can be had at any other house.
NEW TRIMMINGS.
az Jus. opened .l'- w.
BLACK VELVET RIBBoNs-ALL WIDTHS;
SATIN RIBBONS;
PEARL LACE GIMP
With other lnte styles Of TRIMMINGS.
HOSIERY! HOSIERY!
| LADIES' PEARL coLoRED SILK HOSE;
LADIES' EMBROIDERED SILK HOSE;
LADIES' BLACK SILK HOSE; y, -.'Ns ~
LADIES' SPUN SILK HoSE-Blacl, White Mixed Colors
LADIES, MERINo AND CASHMERE HOSE;
LADIES WHITE COTTON HosE-ALL QUALITIES;
LADIES' BLACK
LADIES' BROWN
CHn.DREN'S WHITE
| GENTS MERNo AND LAMBS WOOL HALF HOSE;
| GENTS WHITE HALF HosE-ALL QUALITIES;
GENTS BROWN e
GENTS CoLoRED
UNDER VESTS, DRAWERS etc., etc., for adults and children, al
| atlow prices.
Also per recent arrivals, full supply Of
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS,
| coMpRIsIN
couNTERrANEs,
l CURTAIN GOODS
| Ws.a. TABLE DAMASKS, tl- IA
NAPKINS,
| TowELINGs, -.g
| CRASH, ETC., etc.
| And all as cheap the economical can desire.
BARGAINS IN FLANNELS.
EE- Just opened superior stock, consisting of
| DoMET WHITE AND RED FLANNELs;
| ALL WOOL. WHITE AND RED FLANNELs;
| FANCY CoLoRED FLANNELs;
| RED AND WHITE TWILLED FLANNELS;
i ANGOLA AND SUPERIOR GAUZE FLANNELS.
I
| BROWN AND BLEACHED COTTON FLANNELs.
All guaranteed be cheap they purchased NewYork
10000 yards MOUSSELINE DE LAME,
| FROM ONE TO TWO DIMES PER YARD.
| large lot of CHEMIsETTES- IS cents to 81.
| FRESH KID GLovES-Whie Black Colored.
PLANTERS
t filing their entire Dry bill HOUSE
are recommended to examine at
4 SIMPS MS, 80 CANAL. STREET,
MOST MAGNIFICENT GOODS, which any quar-
tity desired at prices guaranteed to average
| 9 TWENTY PER CENT LOWER
than those any
| oct25 If SIMPSON, so Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-27
Proclamation
81 JOSEPH WALKER GOVERNOR OF THE STATE

IL tas5is 9s2H5aOF LOUIS ANA. f94 3saSs
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, ATOM Rouor, Augus. g. 1861.
WHEREAS The Convention latel assembled at The State CAPITOL
the Town Baton Rouge for the changing the consu
Of the State Of ouana has ordained immediately hr
ournment Convention the Issue
directing the several oee h State authorized by awto
tho General Assembly and hoda
every parish the saie at the places enated by
FIRST TUESDAY OF NOVEMBER taking
the good people Of this State IN ragard the adoption
election Of this Constitution; and shall be The duty Of said oil
Of al peons entitled to under the old Constsl
and under this Constitution Each voter HE opinion
dspohng in separate box 70 DO kept for that
shall be written THE CONSTITUTION ACCEPTED
THE CONSTITUTION REJECTED or some such word as
cy convey intention OF the At the conclusion Of
lection which shall be conducted evry the State
lection conducted the Commissioners designated
shall carefully each ballot deposited ard
hall forthwith due thereof the Secretary Of ee
Uniformity The provisions Of The existing law upon the subject Of
iectons," 49,
Now therefore, have thought TO ssue this Proclamation,
outlying the qualified Of the State of the ordinance Of tho Con-
enou aforesaid, and furthermore commanding oil Sheriff. cois
Elections all oher officers therein coneeel nottho
sops assemble and upon the the Con-
aton upon the aforesaid FIRST TUESDAY OF NOVEMBER next,
nd that eoeeednss be conducted aud returns thereof be ma
Uniformity the ordinance and with the existing upon the subject
i elections. By the Governor, JOSEPH WALKER.
Sac ocE tatasL Fl nanta
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ga- LAsE. GRAND RALLY! GRAND MASS
MEETING OBJ Ia Mines OF NEW oRLEANsl--At meeting
the WHICH, ~ Committee, held last evening the following
olaions weret 4 ~ oasy adopted @
ReOred 1harthd Wing Executive Committee to their
fellow wings of New Orleans to assemble in MASS MEETING
MONDAY EVENING" the LIST of Novsbe the
Canal street. between Magazine and Carondee streets
Resorea That nasuch this will be the last grand demonstration
the election the Scott and Graham Clubs of this City
Ae Getnn and Jefferson we'll aaevsry wg be invited attend
Stands will be erected three different points, and the meeting will
be addressed by several distinguished speakers.
L. sALoMoN, sec'y Ioet2s tdl l. N.MARKS, President
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Elegant assortment

W ELL NJ A D E CLOT THIN .
ALFRED MUNRoE s CO..
"a MAGAZINE STREET,
INVITE
EB All who want Of WELL MADE AND FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING, to call and examine their and prices.
No pains have been spared producing Clothing
this that should entirely pnse We know that
exerion have been crowned with simply
for invite full examination consider NO
TROUBLE 10 SHOW GOODS who merely call
curiosity. ALFRED MUNROE q CO.,
oet25 6t2pltW 81 Magazine street, corner Gravier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-27
Con.,,,tssioe Carpet TI-a,eho,.se

Commission Carpet Warehouse.
7 o d D & 30,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND GENERAL AGENTS
CARPETS, DOMESTIC GOODS, Etc.
Mechanics nnd Traders Bank Mssrs j. Burnside
Mutual Insurance Company, Matthew'S Finley Co., Bankers
az We have received CONSIGNMENT open Thursday
October H. Mt 100 Canal street. Touo Buildings large mag
pifcent stock of
{. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CARPETS,
selected with from this FALL and MANU-
FACTURE which purchased for CASH. be sold at great
bargains, Wholesale and retail, viz:
so pieces John Grossly & Sons best VELVET;
80 50 extra super TAPESTRY;
80 = Pardoe Hoomans 4 Pardoe best Bx VELVET;
so - - extra super TAPESTRY;
40 Bigeow best BRUSSELS;
30 - extra 3-ply LOWELL MANUFACTURE;
80 = MTTCHEL's
IS THoAlPsoNvlLLE ri
100 super INGRAIN;
25 = TAPESTRY INGRAM;
common
VELVET, TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS VENETIAN AND DsMAsK
STAIR CARPETS;
MOSAIC VELVET IMPERIAL AND TUFTED RIGS.
LINEN, PRINTED WOOL AND OIL STAIR CLOTHS
FLOOR OIL CLoTHs-All widths;
BRASS STAIR RoDS-Assorted sizes;
PAINTED WINDOW SHADES, ETC., etc.
oet2a s'9p 12o CANAL STREET. below Royal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-27

SINGULAR CASE OF FoReEhY.-A short time since,
made small purchase Of Messrs.- Everts Curtis of
Fulton street NewYork and rendered in payment 500
bill Not having the change he took their check for the
balance and left saying that he would send for what he
had purchased. On Saturday the genuine check was
paid at the bank and shortly after forged for S6S
was presented and an unsuccessful effort made to
arrest the boy presenting it. The forgery done
neatly that one of the firm the signature to
be that Of his partner 1t has been that
the same trick has been played in Philadelphia and other
cities. -. ~ -.
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Recssesd q. =. O. .11orga,.,s,
EXCHANGES PLACE,
ny HARNDENss ExPREss. IS

=
MR. HALES CIR "a m ITO AI II W. RK,
OR, LIFE NORTH AND souTI by Sarah Jos
pa Hale; beautifully Illustrated This biaf which
grace and 81 rs. Ias gvnius tsmndpty
played las great clains ths attention % tbs public
ho iutsuse interest which the narrative s1a the aehA
style which ii written. national
pctufe society tho North and South and holds
bright relief to the dark back ground Of anaieisni those esn
elements Love Truth which should prevail between u
tive great country order that both DO boun
together in firm and ndla,oublo Union Norhwood is
fact captivating Of Patriotism from North South exhib
Ing what each 10 in all relations and responsibilities an
breathing tho true spirit which should animate both. Every
one sbould possess copy Of Northwood
]. c. MORGAN, Bookseller md stationer,
s octas std 2tW Esshanga -diaining Postoaace.
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Carpetina-Ca,.petina.

AT 70 CHARITIES STREET.
% BRoUSSEAu CO. received by arrivals, very
large and splendid assortment Of CARPETING, such
Superior VELvE AND BRUSSELS TAPESTRY; =
BRUsSElS, TEREE.PLYS, 1NGRAINs, yENETIANS etc;
Figured BA1ZE LINEN Cloths, WINDOW SADES
STAIR RODS TABLE AND PIANO Frs RUGS of all knds
White and Colored MATING, etc., etc
which they offer at Low PRICES satisfactory paper.
fs Iw2p
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LAKE surERIoR NEws,-Latcr news has been received
here from Lake Superior mines fire Eagle
river the 10TH destroying two houses and the engines
of the Stamp works of the Cliff mine.
The propeller Independence, recently stranded in gale
cannot be got off and is fast settling. Her loss win be
seriously felt by her owners Messrs McBrght Living
ston and much loss to merchants at this The
steamer Baltimore is taking the cargo from the wreck
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-27

Mag- STATE Observation-Disclosures Crescent:
Please announce GEORGE p BRIANT Esq,
years efficient Clerk the Treasury Department. will
supported the office of STATE TREASURER by
octll tie MANY FRIENDS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-27

REruBLicAN AssocAros.We are informed that a
meeting of this association last evening" resolution was
unanimously adopted. inviting the Rev W. A. Scott to
deliver eulogy on Daniel Webster at his church on
Lafayette Square, on Friday evening next that being
the day selected by the family of the usrious deceased
for his funeral ceremonies We doubt not that Dr. Scott
will comply with the request and we feel assured that he
win have a large audience.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-27

this Club will their Hail. Salvador Pratt of Rampant
Cusiomouse Streets EVERY MONDAY EVENING
O'clock All the other Club. the city respectfully invited attend
this Club Buildings
change Place. Iotc4 tel JAS. W. DUpLEsSlS, Sec'y.
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lay- MASS MEETING OF THE Wings OF THE
CRY OF JKryERsoNe SCOTT City Jefferson will
hold MASS MEETING at The Stock Landing WEDNESDAY the
q7t nst O'Clock The different Scott and Graham Clubs of
the City Newean and Parish of Jefferson respectfully invited
to attend. Several orators will address the meeting.
BY order Of the President. E. WHITE.
GEo. c. Youse and JULES MICHEL. Secretaries oct23
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GzEs~ For GovERNoR.-We are authorized to
RICHARD
this State under the Constitution oct7 2pte
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@D- To PERSONS RuPTURED The many per-
and eecua mado Dr. Sherman
than passing notice. For particulars his
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KEssAs TERRITORY letter of ex-senator Benton from
Washington, published in the St. Louis papers, brings
prominently forward the idea of making territory
the Kensas river extending south to the Arkansas,
and we presume north to the Platte, and west to the
Rocky Mountains. The idea is grand and attractive
is intimately connected with the great design of opening
roads to California, and approximatng widely
separated populations We have heard the Kensas spo-
ken of as rich and delightful country fertile SOIL tim
bered well watered and grassy and suitable for tho
residence Of a vast population Such a territory now
thiny sprinked over by roaming Indian tribes would
our population four or five hundred miles beyond
the present frontier Of Msourseven eight hundred
miles beyond the Mississippi ryerwouid be good step
in the distance towards California and put us into
| neighborhood with Utah and New Mexico.
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Mzs- RALLY! RALLY! RALLY !!!-The EX-
EcUTIvE COMMITTEE of the SCOTT AND GRAHAM CLUB
DISTRICT notifies all persons having claims against
Club present for payment their cuboom Of
oreau and Eysian Streets THURSDAY October
o'clock p. NJ. IT, .frs e q. oct96
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~ II I'LL w nnnsyal oxcsl5 66es lily IT, TIL
W. -. 8 IS
IsffiI in Wing be It, thor
&c WI s)
o1Snty repaired y : n ~ * ~
che kllD would n 5pr
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n trial y now progress
IND baore J,idas potts III u, arising out
IN Fsa9 1880 . - < III, i. 3ar
me deatruction 81 puilan9s III 4 N = ~
DURING the great conilasre OF peoeMpes, Aooo'
as as AS IL
C0Hviury ronYicta were sent from 0wego, ~
state Prison or The morning the 14th inst
~ = osAso $50 - 81 NJ 49, " fl;ncir
Three were convicted Tor couneefietns' onc e
natl MANI for attempting 70 ASSIST tne
breaking from jail Looms one Of the gang Of counter
f;tar, ~, ba and has not vet had his trial
e-s M 4 ~ =, -,
3sscv1s -T,r Elliott the most celebrated
" nis line N tne SCUM, T. - harsas
very powerful ag ent 70. ene Oale Z. ~. -
hitneflo NONE.
lass are now doing good service in the shafts horse
Inc II Mr. Connolly was yesterday pronounced
81 ~ 4 most protracted siege The DR. Is also
NJ 49, u. a a., ho,se. Fae,, il ,,e;r Ia
Several ne nag both single and in pairs on hand
for sale. octzo OF
rs. 49,
RED AIEN IN W EsrERN AFRIcA--Ihe NeWf orK Tribune
says ~
translation BY ohsrbonneau Professor Of Arabic at Con
Of the journey OF traVeier named ga
Y me u a AZ ~, lie n
Easfarn Africa ma laid down in orr
Mlddle, OF ratisr - ~ II hla.ss ;. Al,
ous ~ M o,srsa 3i,a Nice, I'd hn
Atantic ocean The route taken was from Tmbuctoo ia
Up ths g g saat
Then follows the ensuing passage beyond the circle of
Sakat begins to speak, new world the people have
red color Of whom part Is herdsmen possessing nnu-
merabe herds OF canes ana heeh oI soep are
husbandmen. One travels some two months upon the
territory aud then Goe - W q g.e af 81
poundiess desers " 4, wnicn Wv i az ; ~ I
across tns oesera' Ia ; IN tents made of
h;s i bs;stinsf IN dates and camel,s milk Then
con,es second waste which can be crossed in fifteen
DAYS after which occur the first oasis which belong
NEW me Moun'ans q 'n' -'00' y
ElEl-s11a11Izze..H
| q mas~ For RECORDER HERNANDEZ is a
u IL, of pFcopDER or THE THIRD DISTRICT
and ono,tea Nv legion of Germans and octa7 Ct
a'a VIII 0e supported y =
MsTs.s CANDIDATE FOR FIRST JUSTICE OF THE
~, .rr ~. r, ~ .,, ;oa IN ASt n. v,rrs u .
~ mn sr, 1rrsTIcF or TIIE M acs O., th
rana aa 70, aao olte asa7 W. w. ~,
| ~. Wo ! 70 informed that Messrs r Rornpr
/ ron a;ns,, NH. d,, ir,na an I,ms,,, con.a,,
- nj, ~ ~ 1o,b rox assisted bv The PRINCIPAL artist,
M = 80 ~ ,nn.;. NAV ,n,cno,e airh traat porcrars
III, T. L due season. oct27 stgp.
| 'e i AoA's l = -N $3.50.
~ NALL NAL. isA,.l l., -.
W. yEpNEspAv rvTNI~s
o J, sr i a 4 .h s,eboat o. If o
~ ;t,h GERS SCOTT AND GRAHAM CHR
1 - 1s.s CrIApYrs NJ w ATEpn1AN pr..;s.,.
-s 80 g ~. ~ - q VOWS soorata-ia. - .,,o.
| = 4 is"'' = - --.------
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-27
NeaU and BeautifMl Books

J. b. STEEL'S,
NO. go CAMP STREET
THE FRUITS OF AsERCAconanng richly colored figures and
full descriptions of all the choicest cultivated in the United
States. By c. NJ Hovsy with Is richly colored plates.
THE BOOK OF THE HEART or Loves Embems. Illustrated by
steel engravings
THE GIFT FOR ALL sEASoNslustrated engravngs
GOOD IN EyERYTHNGAs Story by Mrs. Bnrws author OF
tie Lessons for Little Learners illustrations wood.
REUBEN MEDLcoTT The Cunning Man. By NJ W. Savage
Esq. author of ''The Bachelor of Abany,' etc.
EVENINGS AT DONALDSON MANOR or The Christmas Guest
By Maria j. McIntos author of 1.-TWO Lives" "Charms ami
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