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The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-04-01


PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES
The Democratic Convention, TO nominate
candidates for President and Vice President. is
to be held in Baltimore the first Of June tho
Wing Convention has not been called but it
will probably be in Philadelphia the l7th of
June. Speculation is rife in both of the par
ties rs to the Presidential candidates Though
many have been named, the number for which
any chance is left seems 10 be reduced to three
on each side-Cass, Douglas, and Buchanan
Of the Democrats and Fillmore, Webster, and
Scott, Of the Wings. The warfare between tho
friends of each of these il becoming warm, and
sometimes amusing The friends OF each claim
that il their candidate shall be nominated. he
will certainly be elected over all opposition,
while il any other candidate of their party shall
be nominated, he will az certainly be defeated
As between these candidates, our opinion is
that Cass among the Democrats, and Fillmore
among the Wings, stand the best chance.
But perhaps it matters not t. our party
which of these shall obtain the nomination
The question for Free-Soilers is, can they sup
port any Of them The first question voter
should ask himself Is, e" will make the slavery
question the most important one in the issucih
and If he answer in the affirmative the next is
"can support either Cass, Douglas, Buchan-
an, Fillmore Webster, or Scottip We pre-
sumo that so far as the slavery question is con
cerned, tho five 6rst named of these individuals
will be Disposed of Mt once by every candid and
intelligent Free.Soier What do we wnnt
President 10 do in regard to slavery We
want that, instead Of turning the influence OF
the Office and the Government in favor Of sla-
very, he should, 80 far a. he can constitution
ally, tarn that influence against IT. Will ei-
Their Of the individuals named do It Twoyears
ago, il man was in favor Of the Compromise
he was condemned, not only by Free-Soilers,
but by half of both the other parties in the free
States; and If he favored the Fugitive Slave
Law, he was looked upon with almost feeling
of contempt Free-Soers hold to these rules
of Judgment still Let them try the candidates
by this rule. cass Douglas, and Buchanan,
always favored the Compromise, Fugitive Law
and all and the friends Of Fillmore and Web
stcr are almost in a quarrel about which is tho
father Of those measures the friends OF each
claiming that honor for their candidate.
OF course, these five are disposed Of, 50 far as
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OFFICIAL.

CONTROLLERS OFFICE Cry NxxoELK.xs Apg H. 1859.
GE- In accordance with the foregoing resolu-
o notice hereby that MONDAY I'D August,
oo< w. will siudate my Office the -nttoned
nng lot O.. DzBUYS Comptrlller.
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SuERIEE,S SALE
%
F'FTu hsrRlcr CorRT WILLIAM p. CONN ERSE FREnERl
NswORL b. MUM -. No bs2.


ff c nsTgfr WILLIAM SSN
RA VIRTUE Of an alias writ OF seizure anl
- sale 70 directed by the Honorable Fifth District Court
NewOesns the above entitled will proceed to So pu
aneo the otunda of the City Exchange
o'cipci. - ,' So :
ACERTAN LOT OF GROUND situate in the Municipality No. e.
Two Of this the bounded Caope Jacob and III
Soils streets and designated by the No H. plan drawn by G.
A. lledn the Sd o February, deposited in the of
H. D. Cqs Notary in this city, and measuring thirtytwo lie
front on So sfet b one hundred and wentyx c
and Lines depth between parallel
BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS thereon cSnsistnr of On
STORY tRASlE HOUSE, containing four closets
G29as DIVIDED into two enslnents and FRAME XII
dgnt hren on the 9Th day of May 1851 passed before vi
Monaghan Notary pablic.
Seized in the above suit
TsnMrh sum Of sis5 ST. with interest at per per
1900 from nth july 1851 till the
May 1852 and also on $9 81 from 9lst March, 1852 day Of 81
and costs OF suit the sPot and the balance
ehase the the falling due the In
on The 2lst March, 1858, and the last the March, 1850
JAMES P. FRERET,
ly2l aub 10 20 Sheriff of the Parish of 9leans
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@s- The splendid and fast running passenger
steamer PACIFIC T. NJ Fsn MASTER leave for ST. LOUIS
CAIRO MEMPHIS intermediate landings THIS DAY In. I'm
Inst ut 10 O'Clock positively. Shippers passengers will
please be ready nj the above hour.
aul7 WHITE Il HICKMAN q poyIras Rtraet
ls- The regular weekly packet steamer
PRINCESS No 81 will leave HARD TINES vtCKsBURG NEW
CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, RODNEY, WATERPROOF, NAT
CHEZ FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE, PLAQUE.
NINE DoNALDsoNvIlE and nil intermediate landings
nth inst. O'Clock p. Nj.
aul7 d. r. CARROLL, Union
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SHERIFE,S SALE

TENTU bsTNIcF CouRr TJOIlN MARTIN THOMAS NJ JACK
PAEsu OF MADISON SOY, n. ia rule against CHARLIE B.
AckIERSAN.. No. 939
R1 VIRTUE of writ of fieri facias to me
directed by the Honorable the Tenth District Court parish
tie above entitled cause will public
on the totnnda OF the City Exchange. ST. Louis
Charities and Royal Streets MONtl September 1859 al ~
oclVck Nj ~ '-' " -
The slave named JACOB.
Sei4'd in the above suit belonging TO defendant Mrkorua
ieTnls cash on the spo JAMES FRERET,
III rs Sherfof he Parish at Orleans
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FEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERsoN err,

JEFFERSON Cry
Monday Evening, August 10 1852.
There is an ample stock of Cattle offering for present
demand with moderate supply of Hogs and Sheep
Prices firm
BEEF CATTLE (Fine Westerly ........ 60-c "a II net
-. (Lake and Texas) go. 81 051ac . il net
tAo"' LDSC u fb net
sHEEP. So 3O9S3 so u head
Mich Cows: s1s6s35 . head
CALFEs AND YEARLINGs.. SIS 00GDS9 90 a head
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= lie respectful informed that this establishment viii III
visitors, the
NIXON he
BAR and BILLIARD ROOM TEN PIN ALLEYS I'll HOUSES
The TABLE will always supplied lie Sea
the NevreaH= Market.
md uaept Lave Oak Mulberry, Hickory, Magnolia Bay Trees
offering the prospect. well giving
rhen tie is vertical. This Hotel Offers stronger
families children than other house
yrcen lawn which is abs two
A liberal will bel mad to am
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sSENaERs

Fer steamship Ben Franklin NewYork-G Fermo lady
Mrs Nnette and child Mrs Sonya and children, Masters find
peSaulle, M ley-and in Storage.
Fer steamship fecht from Bazos st GnlveonAr
nings and family Miss Brion Nessrs Sonhn.yd Reynolds
tiarne Hart Weman, Henrique Thos lee, Young
Avery, d p Beatty-and deck
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT 0FFicE,
Tuesday Morning, August II, 1852. I
CoTTON--There was some inquiry yesterday, but the
sales limited TO $50 bales We heard of no ater
ton in prices The receipts of the day included 81 bales
crop
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. ........53lM7 lMiddling Fair. =. IL O.
Ordinary 's19S5z Fair 1249la
aiddli in Sa991 Good Fair "a
COTTON TOBACCO sTATEmENT
s.o. ,os, Cotton ba!e sco 1o1aeeo, hhds
Received since. / ,i22,sOO $3.50
yesterday. ls1=l422o8l SOS $50
l,438.37l 109s0l
Exported to date. ... ly4303Oo 9O525
- yesterday... 000=143OS0a OOO==9O525
Stock on hand not cleared. 80Bl 1926
ToBACCo-We heard of 100 hhds sold including 20
hhds at 41sGD61,, and 129 at b r H.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-We noticed only retail
transactions at previous rates.
FLOUR-The market extremely dull and sales
limited to few lots, including bbls Illinois at So Is
100 superfne St Louis at So 90 90 Extra st. Louis
at 81 70 T. Dbl Most holders we're however asking 81 90
q Dbl for St. Louis.
GRAIN-The supply of Corn again light and prime
lots were in request at full prices 1000 sacks were
sold including 225 sacks Mixed 81 500 at 900 at
3d. and 400 Yellow and White, in two lots, at SOD "a
bushel OF Oats 1000 sacks St Louis sold at 321
Tor ordinary and 33034f p bushel for good. Bran was
tirmer and go sacks taken at SIZE u 100 tb.
PRoFlSIONS-We noticed sale of 60 bbls Runp Pork
at SIS 30, and 50 bbs NJ 0. at $40 % z Dbl of Bacon
the sales embraced Is casks Sides at ga and Is casks
Shoulders at saa b.. 10 tierces bagged Hams sold at
II and 10 tierces Sugar-cured at 12s p b. Lard is
held at full prices and lot of 40 erces was taken at
20 q fb.
coFfEE-2oO bags Rio sold at SIG q, fb,
WHlShf-There was more demand and prices adj
fanced about y gallon The sales early in the day
embraced 200 bbls Rectfed at 1879 100 Extra at
1o and later 90 bbls Rectifed at 20 and 100 2O1E
Z gallon.
FREiGHTs-We heard of no engagement
E&CilANGES-The supply was light and demand mo-
derate. We quote:
steruns. .1O46D1104
srancs' b aGD6l7 =
NewYork sxty-day Bills. ........... &M1 y ct disc
Sight Checks on NewYork ...... l{[a5I. a ct prem
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Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LIVERPOOL

AMERICA, (Br). for BOSTON. SATURDAY, July To-
BALTIC (Am.).... for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY a.
EUROPA, DR. for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, IT,
NIAGARA, (Br.). for BOSTON. SATURDAY, "a
ATLANTIC, (A1n) for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, 49,
AFRICA, (Br) for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, 81
CANADA, (Br) for BOSTON SATURDAY August T.
PACIFIC (Am.) for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, IL
ASIA, Dr.. ....... for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, H.
AMERICA, Or J. for BOSTON. .....SATURDAY q
ARCTIC (Am.). for NEW YORK. :. WEDNESDAY, 49,
EUROPA, Or ...ot NEW YORK. SATURDAY %
Havre and Bremen Steamer
FROM SOUTHAMPTON
iualHoLpI....... for NEW YORK WEDNESDAY, July T.
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Az De white washed three eoats on III.
ma story snail be plastersd with thrse
drrssed PlaaterIng. Tia Ealing "a IL.
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AUCTION SALES.
sHEBIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFFS SALE.
sle TEeI couHrsuoeEs5ftggES 1t, + HYDE
10y VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered June
- 30 1854 the Honorable the Second
If %eworleans be above entitled mattel proceed 70 z ut
between Cnnal ana cnEt1mhnu5
TUESDAY August n, lf52 half past O'clock
4 LOT OF LIQUORS, WINES, etc Also, n LOT OF OFFICE
FUR tRE rte as PEI inventory o which
be erh n the time and place Of sale. - =, r.-,,
cfshon the spot. JAMES, 4. f'EEEI
10 II shsrln OF tue FHrlah u JrIeana
SHERIFF'S SALE.
or NEwOpLEAHs ITORS. No. 53ss.
pY VIRTU E Of an order Of sale rendered Aug.
- directed by Honorable the Filth bstret Court
NewDrleans the entitled matr VIII proasd sell nj
public aueon in the o,unda Of the C EIensnge 81 Louis street
etyyeen CnStre and Royal ODh AusTst 49, 1882
II O'Clock Creditor Of shf
CERTAIN NOTES ACCOUNTS aurrertefeh by said msoyen
Of which rnn ray Office md will be
htttted Mt the lime and place Of ssle. ,. :, r,.,,.
Terms cash the JAMES r fttf-REI,
aaI8 II 20 93 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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H.4TERi.NG PL4CES.

ESOR BILOXI, BAY ST. LOUIS, s.p5 ;,
u PASS CHRISTIAN AND sIssIPPtC cry fltafe q
Packet CALIFORHIa-The zssrapas
Lake MA, Captain Ensgu,
presly the Lake trade with spendi leave the
Pontchartran Railroad as follows:
EVERY MONDAY MORNING.
TUESDAY ...........,,..
THURSDAY ......,.......
SATURDAY EVENING.
Returning ~ leave Biloxi EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
FRIDAY AND SUNDAY EVENINGS.
iS The Way Letter Bag will leave tha
Tuesday and Thursday raonpgs, O'clock every
evening a O'Clock.
For freight or passage apply on boarl,
jeg5 R. GEDDEs, Agent 10 Bank Place.
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REMOVALS.

4 , EMONAL.--N. X. ROGERS, Propr 1N-va
II a. the Fashion Stables having removed the
large Rading recently erScted at No si
gropue Philippe. would be peased
friends and prepared offer them accommodation ii his line
M
ID EMOVAL.-BARELLI & Co. have Temporal
a. y from 81 Common street to No. II Com
street. rly5
, EMOVAL-R H. MARI, Attorney at Law,
from Charles to No. a Camp
Up stairs. us IL
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specifications concerning the Repairs of Eaafne
OF 5eferson Fire Company No. Is, situated the
North-west side Of Basin street, Cont and
Eienyille streets.
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NOZZLE.


E'OR M0BILE.-D U. S. Mail nG1ss
L. Line.-sunrer ngsnent,The
splendid packet FL9RIIA, John Grant
master, and OREGON, R. A. tru aaHtar, Saving beep built
expressly the Lake trade, with superior
of the shove will ave the Pont:harrain Railroad DAILY
arrival the Lake The Il O'Clock cars stepping dailr 81 Bay
Louis, Pass Christian PHscagoula returning
at Pascag0ua pasa Christian Bay St. Louis daiy.
~ families with baggage
he O'Clock the boats viii take away freight
after the arrival Of the II O'Clock
tF Freight Pass Christian ought
steamers CALF OtNIA NOZZLE, leaving daily.
1T The Way Letter Bag Mobile and Coast I.ardngu
the office OF the Agent 10 minutes eleven o'clock
an.
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All the materials shall be az the quality and SHAH s
W tie Surveyor except the iron plates shall s. fr,h
the city, ~ NC iuihahea by
All pecessary Items the building which omitted Ia ~
ne above and found necessary by The
shall b9 made b. ths contractor without
The shall bind himself vHo,a vo,t
ninety alter the approval the adjudication under nn
dollars per day. fe"Ai's Vi
the faithful performance OF his contract 'e 'eiai'ed
Payment when the completed anil .,..n
Surveyor. LOUIS H. PHI o. 80 W the
NeNtlrleans, August 10, 1852. - 10y sai1
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YARD,
SIDEWALKS.
E..a,.I Il IL. a-a-

The yard shall be surrounded brok walIs ans ,,
Get high as shown gu the plans and paved en Lake y nn.
oest manner shall be left kim stT-rt
nd ftastspe5 ~ ""ae dlfnhlons, properly hunz
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED
Ships,


TAR ROWAN'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
Il BLACKBERRY ROoT-An Infalible Remedy BOWEL.
COMPLAINTS Cholera Morbus or Summer Complaint Darrhea
Dynter, Cramp Coh etc. Exceedingly paaabe For sale by
iylT - r. L. MASSEY,
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE CRY ANS Aug 10 1s5s
&a- IN accordance with the foregoing resolu
0 notice hereby given that MONDAY the s3d of aun
CLOCK w. VIII adIudicate Office the ,bove contra,
"'i- iV' o DEBuYs, Comptroller.
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Forth Districts of the City of New Orleans
The work shall be adjudcate Contracts follows
FIRST CoNTRACr-FIRST DISTRICT
The Steamboat and Steamship as some Shipping
Wharf and Ssra @saras 70 ss - a sss
SECOND CoNTRACT-TfiIRD DISTRICT
Shall be rebuilt and stme being bad repaired
THIRD CoNTRACT-FouRTH DISTRICT
Several Of the Wharvs having in shall rebuilt an ,om,
being TE nal bad WS order shall sha be repaired ''H'
@ p dsa l4 ROM be es asf timber twe By
distances tae ps sr ssa !.
qnars aoos the height s the Surveyor and shall
b. sh ss s1 aeEss
s. % s ss b.
s Is cyssss. By P inches
6 hs Oe qga three BY zen less
Ri and ph t. I fqes ns %
s. a aad es sPs s sst n e. ssst
su 81 5 oa. Msa sgs IN Inclined Paa
ss .s of ss ~s 4 be b a as1
:'s: 5 iss y
T Psi S a as
with screw Dol! inch diameter. sAs' ~ sA'h p's
and n ,a nsse sna s q Is.
@ ss sns S, sr aa I'd % the a q the
a sbpp hs Sss sn41
marx. '4' ''Ae' 'A'ee 'es' ABOVE 10" water
m %as das s
piles which be required. He will ali the Old arSer.
the am Ss T lsS s ool and as sB.
All the materials shall be OF the best quality, and shall Be
The contractors shall bind Themselves to begin the work
sr me approval Of The sdieaton and have the
S before the soh OF November next s5) under penalty oo
S @ In to Il b, Of OgS shall b sqassa A
he Third District aud to an amount of s6ooo om the
R Sa s at % Sk III the y ss
Bids hundred feet for all new work. and
, LOUIS H. PfL ligl' City Surveyor.
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CONTROLLERS or F1cE NEwoEISsss, Aug 1859
Gs- In accordance with the foregoing resolu-
on notice j. hereby shat MONDAY the ad August
o'clock ~ will ardat office, the above
aul1 lht o. DEBUYS Comptroller
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
THIRD DISTRICT CouRTP W WQDpllEF HIS CREDITORS.
OF SEwOBLEANs II No. 1854.
RY VIRTUE Of and in ohelience to an ord Ter

q sale rendered august s52, aud directed by
the II Dlet Court of NewOras, the
wiz proceed TO sell public auction MONDAY, August 49,
1859 at O'Clock and The following days premises Tor
account of the creditors of said nsolvpnt--
The STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND MERCHANDISE in store No
10 Charities street. schedule filed n
Surrendered by said insOlyent his creditors.
Terms cash OF the spot. JAS. P, FRERET
of he Parish ofO
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~ or the least panD ROSENBERG from Warsa the capits1
roland mas the honor to to the ladies gentlemen
the IN general of this place he
eradication CoRNS BUNoNS NAILS and every hard substance m
or between the Toes WITHOUT CUTTING by an EXR
of his composition. - = ~ ~ ~
The operation in the space minutes without the
Ion
satisfaction Of carrying the Corn or Root in his hand
Dr. R. in OF
granted France and other foreign parts Phys
Surgeons, which have
will give attendance daily past ss
and three the M w
STREET Toulouse St.
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OF NEW oRLEANs ana
specifications for the Construction of Wharf op-
posite Espinnade street. of another opposite indie
pendenee street, and for the necessary Repsir.
10 the Wharf npposite Orange .treet. G.-.5..-..l.


m two new Whayes shall be built according lines levels
and dimensions to be given by the Surveyor
piles shall be Of lake timber twelve twelve
@ he driven from fifteen twenty five ground at
distances Q en- fee frOmc centres. -. osS1 -
shall
gwen by the Surveyor and shall
which shall be strongly with d mails
m square by eighteen inches The shall e
square, snail rest on the ~ distances Of
t e strongly fastened at the cans win
mails sixteen inches long by inch square, panks or the Hoene
i be OF cypress Yellow Pine uuaity three ian
square and not less than fifteen shall be strongly
A 10 as OF the eepes with inch spikes The
sspsrs and flooring shall five outside The last
Pes mo the RIVER AT the ends OF there shall
tsef SaP ntssn inches projecting twelve
Oh me haSes and strongly boed screw
o, S W S4 malt inch diamee
bolts. = = - 80 ." s' WV 'Ae '4'''
w substantial wooden railing shall be
lIlver 'front.' exeeped Said rins shall high.
ne repairs OF the Wharf Orange
pnung substantial wooden railing high all
] and IN placing fender the edge above
!of tne new Wbarves, as well AS mooring
All the materials shall be the quality
contractor. - =
The contractor shall bind himself the above m-
toned completed days the approval
penalty Of twenty tive dollars per day,
Payment cash. the completion the work acceptance
| the Surveyor. - .=f
ds be per square hundred superficial
and per square OF one hundred superficial feel the reps III.
Wharf at 0nge street. LOUIS H. PILE, City SdysypF.
| New Orleans August 10, 1854 aul6
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No. 2o4 Resided, That the Comptroller sell
auction, dass notice the eonrae, for the
,ebuing Of wharvcs and yses Third and FonS .
as s Pags and and On die in the Surveyors ocs
the Finance Committees, than Mayor he and hs &
zet 70 enter into the NECESSARY works
[Stgnedl WSi c. q CL AfBORNE
President Board OF Aisrn,sp
lSEshedI tRASS. ALPuENTE.
Approved 9Th August 1882 TA' -AiAefhsn'
1Siguedl N
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BUII,DJNG
ne Stars Of main building shat plans Foundations the
$& sa. 70 oe as Describes for the main building Ike
walls plan, sas 10 have he 1880
oors and Windows marked the plan to b. rad in
yates tad ates He pest
md to have copper gutter and walls to Be- white
shea the oa % the oGde and plasered
IN tue best nannsr veil the ceiling doors 10 be
ea eoth ades) 70 be snd nch thick And
onyenenty hung and fastened
% and seven inch American locks The sash .fnaos.
of tue
aoaos hnns - COZ frames The staircase men
.ni h.ossnN
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.ME.HPHIS..

EH0R MEMPHIS, NAPOLEON, CO. ~ b.
H. LUMBIA AND THE BENDS Memphis l45f.55fst1a
Iaeket 7. p. LEATHERs-For EVERY OTHER za@.sx1zas
SATURDAY EVENING o'clockIie
LETEks j. Pierce gazing hesn thoroughly repaired will
her trips the above trade the ith Of September.
a1 tt D. r. CARROLL 81 Union Rogy, JAr1ndeltt street.
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ssSTAGG & SHAY'S HAMS--Constantly re-
~ ceiying and for sale by
iny39 Ell. HART 4 CO., IS TchoupiOuiss gtrs=i,
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On NE SIDE shall be pulled down to the
a. we'll the first s an
bndnS aaii be
me ouadstfona Of all walls hal ,hienss
'a nave bFks width bottom and shn, rs M 80
q hatbat pankp laid 10 nronr da
On We ,ddioua,
asn tee wai the boil, Ts.r ~
ntnt country bricks laid Of fresh
"a sharp Sane Ina wall Of shall h.
nned according to the pian plssterea an ~
IF fresh sharp '"o-'hirhs
Ihs wals Of The frat story shall syaaed brse
s *as o. she second story shall pastersd WITH th,s
alts 81 hard flashed and pIastern1 .s;r
h story 10 be lathed and p!assered the manner ~
moor Aaal be
mortar - T ''P a"a Wei oeides
i iota % second story shall be by thirteen u.be
'i-a 81 syef and PIaesd at sixteen centre.
nehss from centtes. - Aauafe, ane Piaeea
The ritsrs shail he three eight iuehsa and .h.I -
pulling. A 'Ha' I'D supported by
The roof snail oe covered with and ala, M
dates IN the beat the covered with ~
The whole to be warranted ighE year ss sau
sda copper valley be put all roand with
'''' '"o ionf men COP
The floor of second Of yellow pine n,ana ,,
side, and blind nailed ~ NV 'Fef SIX inches
he base the second be twelve inches high nrr
uah moulding. go "eiuaihg at"%
The window. to have eighteen oas and .brps
ashes, double hung box ~ 'A 90 quarter inca
IN the best manner. - F ''' sihzea
hry et stef fixed 'front.' shown on the an
an oner si "nieb might have been omitted
e-ons sn4 found necessary surveyor shall be ns h.
ex6Fa charge
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TO RENT.
HOTELS AND BOARDING.

pOARDING.-A small family, or a few single
kS gentlemen, accommodated with Board and pleasant Rooms
n reasanab by applying No. l. aondet Atew
DAY BoARbERs can be accommodated also iy2l 3n
srOARDlNG Families can obtain
Board, Hs5ea Genlernen b. applying
0s aset shove GAs, will have agreeable
rooms,
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY Crescent, I
Tuesday Morning, August II, 1852
CLEARED YESTERDAY
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Ks1pe steamer pamaq l2 bales
ackAon &co-6 do Hewitt Norton Baner Williams kcoy r
eckl7 Hy keans 6 Payne arson-l Cleveland Bros Iros
do Lee3O0 bales hay ID Morgan &co9
eo &cosundres order-Total, bales cotton " ~ W '''
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SHED AND HosE-TReuGu


4adng shall b. built shall supported by four @
columns each eight eetlong resting sufficient brk ,s
with ha sien covering and by the wal as shown
the Ptah sad shed SHALL be with the b.
wooden trough two-neh suitable aang hose shs h.
aed under sad shed on rason No,
neteen eighteen pus ami o,b
proper fixtures for drying hose al plnnsd work. panied
PAINTING IN GENERAL. AND WFflTEWAsaINn
All the wood and work usually painted the inside Or
the buildings shall have hTee 81
uch other plain coors he gu and
rankin shall he the wal iehhs
shall be whitewashsd in the best manner y" 'he ssla