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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-06-15

WATER DRiNkINs.-- Prof. Silimsn closed
recent Smithsonian lecture in Washington by
giving the following sensible advice TO young
men: rlr-.s. .. f,.... III ~. ~ 49, =
''If therefore you wish for clear mind,
strong muscles, and quiet nerves. and long life
and power prolonged into old age, permit me
to say, although am not giving temperance
lecture, avoid all drinks but water, and mild in
fusions of that fluid; shun tobacco and opium,
and every thing else that disturbs the moral
state of the system; rely upon nutricious food
and mild dilutent drinks of which water is the
basis, and you viii need nothing beyond these
things except rest, and due moral regulations
of all your powers,to give you long, happy
and useful lives, and serene evening atthe
close.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-06-15

@Nevor fly intoa fit of passion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01
BANKING IN ILLINOIS.

The following certificates have been filed but no secu-
rites have been deposited and circulating notes
Issued
Peru Bank Peru capital 500 0oo Illinois River Bank
OF Taylor CoGing, Peru, capital $3.50 600 Belyidere
Bank Bevidere capital $4,000 The Prairie State Bank
Washington Tazswell Co., capital 100000; Geneva
Bank, Geneva, capital 100000 Farmers Mechanics,
Bank Of Quincy Quincy capital 100000; Stephenson
County Bank Freeport capital $50 600 Bank Of North
America Chicago capital 81 600 900 Bank of Blooming
ton, Bloomington capital s5OooOoi The Bank Chi
cage, Chicago capital $4,000; The Union Bank Chi
saso capital 100000; The Merchants Farmers Bank
Springfield, capital 1000 co.,
Cod transported over the Mount Savage Iron Company
Railroad to the depot Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
CO. In. week ending October y 1s52:-FrOm Frostburs
Cssa Company 1,Iel tons from Borden Company lso'
tons from Allegheny Mining Company, 742 tons from
Parker Vein Company, s72 tons--Total SOY.
Col transported the Mount Savage Iron Company
Railroad TO the wharf Of the Chesapeake and Ohio csn
&c s vSsk ending DC .obsr I'd From ffostburs Coal
Company, ca tsss nom Baden cJnpspy s?l tons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01

This year the receipts will amount to fun i've hundred
thousand tons. The Dauphin Company will send to
bstinere this year large quantities of anthracite COAL
ana the receipts from the Cumberland region will largely
exceed any previous year.
Contracts have closed for the construction of the
Potsdam and watertown Railroad. The work is to bs
competsd and ready for the in fifteen months from
the LIST of April 1853 and that portion Of it connecting
Podsm with the ogdensburg road Is to be nearly ready
for use by the LIST OF July next.
The annexed statement exhibits the names OF banks
organized under the general banking law of the State OF
unsis the Of capital stock as set forth in their
certificates of organization amount Of public stocks de-
posted with the auditors security for notes
yaue OF came and the amount Of circulating notes de-
tyered to the banks up to October O. 1852
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01

from Allegheny Mining Company soT tors from Par
ker Vein Company 25o tsns-Totd, 2o46.i
Amount Of coal despatched from the mines Of the Cum
berand Coal and Iron Company, for the week ending
October g. 3l73 20 tons.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value certain articles other than dry goods imported
during the week ending and including Friday October
20 1861
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01
Foreign Markets.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, oct. 25-Cornmeal EOS 2ls.
per barrel Pofk-Mess I14s, per barrel. Salmon-No.
l. at s4s Gold--American x per cent premium Douo.
looms not in demand Lumbsr-40,o00 feet W. p. have
can AZ SD Candles-3oo boxes Cooks, 75sd. Beef
l50 half barrels Haeads have been taken at OBS the
package Bread--Watson's, los a 1Ss for pilot ana
CRACKERS respectively Corn-American So. per bag.
Coffee Is very scarce Cheese-D. G. at lesd and Anne
rican at Cd Flour-Pbiladcphia, sos 30s. 3D.; BATH
more, 3ls soap-Blake Maxwelis No. 13s per box
steels oolbs crown I4f Tobacco -Cavendh Cd per Ib
Imports-From 10th to 22d October Flour 1l1s bbn
200 half do; meal ISL bbls rice 1463 bags goldfish
w bbls behring's 545 bbs.; lumber, $1,000 feet; can
es soo boxes butter 4ae rkns $50 kegs beef % bos
oIo naii 40 pork 207 bbs.; wine 10 hhds Al quarter
csks shingles cedar 50 coo salmon, liz bbls soap vi
poAes tongues 100 half bbs oil ia caskssGopbscco
report.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01

In OCTOBER, 1901, the value OF merchandise imported
was 500 The official returns for the fun month of
October 1852, viii exhibit result slightly differing from
the above The importatons in October this year. will
be about two millions greater in value than the
month in 1851 The principal items of import during the
past week are as follows, vz:-Cofee S9o74e; cigars
S64 964 raisins, s76431 leather undressed SCI 4ei
iron s4oo5l railroad ron S1o2 o5l tin S54 9s7 There
is nothing important in the detailed returns of imports
for last week The weekly imports do not fall off
much anticipated for the season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01
MUSICALS

MUSICAL NOTIcE-IF you WANT TO GET COOL
M cheap VIOLIN guitar, fute accordion or banjo, go "
MAYA music store, 4f9S Grand street. (between Cln-
ton and Attorney where tie best quality .old Also
strumen repaired Music taught and furnished for par
ties.
r J.. .DIsCoNBEs, Ss BROADWAY. OPPOSITE
LIZ Nibios New York-Uprght French and Americas
Panoortss for sale hire exchange saosns arc opss
every day until o'clock p. n.
ITO MUSICIANS. PROFESSIONAL OR AMATEUR.-A
celebrated violoncello upwards Of 100 years old made
BY Petru uansriss Mantua used by the unrvaod
Knoop together with Duke VIOLIN OF exquisite tone TO
uYdispoesa e. - upak Eoth ,astrunsaA eaa
s. NJ q QQb0xx5 npds olegs, sO,k Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01


ITO LANDLoRDs.-RENTs COLLECTED. AND Qua
ranteed if preferred, liberal terms Apply Tow W.
EAsToN House Agent, 1893 Broadway corner Oh fnrty-
second street.
ITO PROPERTY owNERs-HAvING HOUSES, &c.
70 cali or address THOMAS j. MACDuFF, lGl
Bowery whore they will find numerou, @
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01

DROFESsEUR DE DANsE EFT DE TENUE.-E.
C0RALI, artist Of the National Academy of Music in
Paris and lately professor to the GLASSES
spocnly informs the ladies and Of this city that
he will open his eeoe the brst Of November next when
he will in roduce all the new Dances and his utmos
endsavors perfect those who will favor him For terms
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01

DANCING ACADEMY-SIGNOR A. GHERARDI, AZ
~ sisted by Madame Ghersrd respectfully begs TO in
form his patrons and the public that hs Dancing Academy
Saturday Oct. l6 Days Of tuition for young LADIES' and
masters, Wednesday, and Saturdays and Mondays and
Thursdoys at o'clock, r. " Evening for &c emen
Tucsdsys and Fridays at r. NJ Private lessons families
will also be giyen aad classes attended to schools and
mics All communications addressed TO Sl Broadway, will
be promptly attended 10,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01


GOULDS SALOONS, NOS. g. 10 and II FULTON
street-The proprietor Of the above saloons being
tithed that nmble better than allow nino-
pence he ia determined ON and after Monday Nov Ist u
per plate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01
DANCING ACADEMIES.

MADAME GRAvIER- DEsJARDINs DANCING AGA
vl denny, "a Clinton placeClasses for children, Wed
nesdays and Saturdays at So o'clock, p Nj classes fol-
ladies' and gentlemen, Mondays and Thursdays, at TX
o'clock; Brooklyn classes at Mr. Berteaus 43 Perrepont
street, Monday and Thursday, at O'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01

Thirty third street; do. Seventh avenue. neex
Twenty street large basement and public hall I
broadway apartments Seventh avenue Thirty -fNA
street. and Broadway to small respectable families Eve
Thirty-sixth street, near Eighth auenue. Apply to
r. G PIERCE, 1le4 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01
FOR SALE

EOR sALE.-A FARM, OR COUNTRY SEAT. OF ONE
from the New York and Erie railroad Good buildings
fruit Not be surpassed for fertility Of SOIL and beauty
quire Of JAMES WICknAM, 239 WASHINGTON street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01
SALES AT AUCTION

UCTION NOTICE-ExTRA SALE.-THIS DAY.
n Monday At 10Y o'clock at J. Bogarts sale rooms 10
Spruce street, the furniture Of famiycooking stoves
dry goods clothing three splendid Watches hundred
boxes sesars, platform scales sugar mill Iietuees
THOS. BELL. Amctionaer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01

yUNO BE SOLD AT AUCTION-AT THE BAZAAR, IN
Crosby street. Wednesday, the third day Of Novem
ber to deray her bill of expenses and keeping
- W. WESTCoTT, AUCTIONEKR, WILL SELL ALL
H. the handsome furniture carpets mattresses feather
beds &c. of family leaving the city, Monday morning
at o'clock at No l6 Greenwich avenue embracing large
elegant variety worthy the attention Of housekeeper
Sale positive, without regard to weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01

Value of merchandise imported fourth week
in October. Observation-Disclosures. Sl11S9 4s
do. dry goods do. ao........... 652 952
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sl771 900
Previously in October 1852. ............. 1904 5S5
Total in October ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50, 4S5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01
TENANTS REGISTER.

PARLOR AND BEDROOM, FURNISHED OR NOT.
"A with without handsome front ba' ement, With
privilege of boxing to iet nj 1853 Spring street I've
three first class gentlemen or gentleman and bis
wife requiring rooms without board, will hna tho above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01

l.. vANDEwATER, AUCTlONEER WILL SELL
street household furniture consisting in part of parlor
suits edsteads tables mattresses paasters bure and
many ether articles mention To be sold to
pay ash advances.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-14

COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.

LoSnoS MoNEY MARKEr-London, September 2l.rhe
quotation of gold Paris is about per mile premium
according to the ar) which, at the English Mint
price of SO It's l0d per for standard gold gives
exchange of 25191a and the exchange at Paris on
london at short being 227 it follows that gold is about
O.32 per cent. dearer in London than in Paris
By advices from Hamburger the price of gold is 400 per
mark which at the English Mint price of G3 lis 10hd
per for standard gold gives exchange of 1871
and the exchange at Hamburger London at short being
1874 it follows that gold is OH per cent dearer in Lon
don than in Hamburger,
The English funds have been less firm to-day, and have
closed slight decline. Consos opened at 1905 to Il
for money and 00 for the account and the last quota
tions 100 to - for money, and 1905 to i for the
account India Bonds left off at GAS to SIS and Exche
quer Bills Iarch) Ills to 74s (June) CTS to 70s pm
Business in the Foreign Stock Market not active
but prices on the average were well supported.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-14
Havre and Bremen Steamers.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


Thursday Morning October Il, 1852 !
COTTOS-The market was again active yesterday. the
demand having received additional impulse from the
favorable character Of the Americas ald the
sales reached fully $500 bales Mddas quantities sold at
improvement of SO 4t and the market closed firmly
FOR all grades. We put up quotations follows
INV ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. ID IMddlng Fair. .10.@10!a
Ordinary. $50 % Fair l9zs@n'.
Good Middling .97s f0lO. Good and Fine. 11i6-
Cotton, bales Tobacco, hhds.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1852, 1882 1874
Received since ....,,.. l69j60 ASS
= yesterdsy..... 4134=17369l ooo= ASS
1925 236l2
Exported to date. ........ 60O30 5OI
yesterday. ...,.. 5.535= 1866 600 5o2l
Stock on hand not cleared .. l0S66l 1862
TOBACCO-we did not hear of a sale
SUGAR AND MoLASSES-We noticed sales of between
so and 30 bbls Molasses at 29t y gallon.
FLoUR-The market was very quiet, and sales
limited to few hundred bbs at SO go q Dbl for I'm
branded 81 90 for superine Ohio and 81 2S4 IS fer
St, Louis
GRAIN-The market bare Of Corn. -. Oats were
in request with sales of 1900 sacks St Louis in
Guiding lot of 1900 at 81 ~ and 640 in lots at 3s039t
q bushel
PROVISIONS-Mess Pork retailing at SIT 75f0
S1s D Dbl. Bacon dull and sales confined to a few
lots including II casks Shoulders, mostly Inferior y.
and II or 10 tierces Hams in white bags at II &c H.
Nothing doing in Lard.
CoFFEE-We noticed only small sales at S1&6DSsst
q ii.
WII1SKY-Retail parcels of Rectifed selling at
1S2if u gallon.
FREIGiITs-We noticed ship taken for Liverpool at
I'd, and one for Genoa at 80 for Cotton
EXCHANGE-The demand continues limited, and the
rates lower for descriptions of bills, We
quote;
star,y 1nsG7oo
francs 5t2uit3bf -
NewYork sxty-day tI02A "a ct disc
Sight Checks Newfork ....... 46D1l1 "a OF disc
Boston sixty-day Bills. 194G2ll T. Ct disc
Philadelphia sxtyday Bills. 10 u ct. disc
Havana FIVE to eight days ......... parED1 U ct pm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-14

baltimore, October I've continue to notice an upward
tendency In the value of Common and Medium Maryland
and Ohio Tobacco which have met with free sales at an
advance of fully &c the principal purchasers for Oh
being the Agents of the Rhine Manufacturers and the
Aurrian Reggie
The limited stock remaining consists of Medium to
Good Coory Ohio with trifng parcels Of Good to
Fine Maryland.
The month closes with light stocks and increased firm
the part of holders 1t will be that the
ports largely exceed those of last season.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-14
T. s. H. MrssEvGER's TOBACCO CIRCULAR

T. H.. CIRCULAR.
Per steamer Africa
Nep York, October The general aspect of the market
since has developed but little change other than
increased transactions exceeding those OF August which
were liberal The speculative feeling then manifested
has in measure ceased the principal purchases being
made by the manufacturers Towards the close
of the month fair export demand existed Full prices
have generally been obtained with further improvement
of &c low grades, the quantity Offering been made
ouate to the demand
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-14
LEGAL ADVERTIs VENTS.
sEcoNn DISTRICT corAT LANGoUAoIs " JTN
OF NEgOnIEAna. r. KIRNVAN AND WARDENS OF TIE
CHURCH OF ST, LOUIS. No. 1905.
~ M q q 6, ~ trcf


SEcoNn DisrsI7T ROuSSFlOT LASGOUMOlS JOHN
OF NEwOnIRANs iP. KIRWAN AND WARDESS OF THE
CHURCH OF ST, LOUIS. No 1905.
pT VIRTUE of a writ of tieri facias against
- John Kwan directed by the Honorable the Second
District Court of NeMFeans in the above entitled eanso viii pro-
sell public auction the Rotunda OF the City Exchange
Louis street between Charres and Royal Streets MONDAY
October is, 1852, at IL o'clock M.-
l. the right OF John P kiran in aui to A.
the the isday of DE- Till
Edward Chapman John p kirUBn passed be- 44
Hermann Notary Public by 10th Of August sIS, Of
described properly, A CERTAIN PORTION OF
GROu forming Bicnve and Ecpupge Alley
comprised within the Exchange Alley CusnmhOusG Royal
Bcyle STREETS and assuring less American measure
bcnvile street. by hundred and twenty light
pt and front said Exchange Alley, with all the BUILD
ISGS and IMPROVEMENTS thereon.
Al the right ue and interest Of said John F. kwsn in and to
Fece Peur, widow of Rene Lenonier, deceased TO S.
Drpouily, passed. ba ae T. Guyo Notary Public the
18th August subsequently, said j. P Kiwan,
following property, property TO wit CERTAIN PIECE OF
GROUND Cont street pauphne Bourbon
lot measuring ae front by
depth of hundred and feet with all the BUILDINGS AND
IMPROVEMENTS thereon
Seized in the above
Terms cash on the spot
BThe purchaser put himself in the place of the Lessee
the take all the lessee rights to improvements agTsS"by to
the sand lease JAMES r FREkEi,
seplS u cots 10 Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-14

GtIGARS-70,O 600 Havana, direct importa-
" Club Club hsdi. Rsaiss Los Dos HeImanos Re gala
Eante Media Re gala Curados Regain, for sale by
oSt7 Ct FERD, KENNETH & CO., sS Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-14
SLAVE Els.
REMOVALS.

I'D EMOVAL. - CAMMAcK, SQuIREs & WEST
b "A, to Ne, oct5 In
ER EMOVAL-The Home Mutual Insurance
q Company No. Gravier No. i6
beng formerly occupied by
sep4$ I'm JAMES H. WHEELER, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-14
Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
TTlrERp00J

EUROPA, (Br).... NEW YORK. SATURDAY, August az.
NIAGARA, tBr.> for -.....SATURDAY, Sept. 4.
PACIFIC (Am.) for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, f.
AFRICA, DR. NEW YORK. SATURDAY, II.
CANADA, (Brl ....for BOSTON. Is.
ATLANTIC tAn). for Ne" YORK.. WEDNESDAY, go.
ASIA (Br) ....... NEW YORK.. SATURDAY, g5.
AMERICA (B BOSTON. SATURDAY, October O.
ARCTIC, (Am.). for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, g..
EUROPA, (Er) ....for NEW YORK. SATURDAY 9.
NIAGARA, Or for BOSTON. SATURDAY, le.
BALTIC, (Am.). NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, 90
AFRICA, (Br)....., for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, 49,
CANADA tBr for BOSTON. .....SATURDAY, 90
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-14
CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

The attention Of the public called 10 the superior facilities OF
this office for the execution Of EVERY VARIETY OF
Boca, !.Jon, aae dfautp Iettar= 4Pgeas 4ptlntl1g,
FROM A MAMMOTH POTTER
To he smallest and delicate Card and CirentGr
In style of unsurpassed beauty and elegance and at prices
moderate IS any office in the city.
THE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE
Is Of most complete and extensive in the South Large
additions of the
Latest Styles OF Types, Eorders and Ornaments,
Have recently made and the latest Improvements in the
business will continue TO be introduced fast
they make their appearance N the Northern
and Western Type Foundies
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING:
In Gold, Colorod Inks and Bronze,
Executed with and Dispatch the latest and most
brilliant style.
LS Particular attention will be given TO the Printing Of sIEA
BOAT BILLS and CARDS STEAMSHIP BILLS md FOSTERS
for which departments great the selection :"
materials. Having Press Of Immense dmensons are enabled
larger sheet Poster than procured elsewhere
"a Particular attention will also be bestowed upon hWltf
BRIEFS poofee of which will be furnished Mt the shortest no
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-14

SAVANNAH CorTOS MARBET-SaUGnnah. October 8.-The
sales Of Cotton to-day amounted to $50 bales at the fol-
lowing particulars bales at So 10 at ga 13 at pa
1853 10 90 at 1875 03 at 10 Is at l0a and 50 "a fancy
10th at Il &c. Pricea continue unsettlel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-14

Month on wuTIE RIVER saPoLEoN Ilskks -
GAINFSs LANDING GREE WILLIE ali lndins n II T.
and Plantations in the Bends-rho saune ~ b sbora
sETT, JJ Eercheva will commence h The ada tie entire
season. making trip EVERY TWO WEEKS basnsss en-
ms depend strict attention TO all way e'
Hsted 10 hef p STLAY, Tchoupoa!as street.
sepli an SIDDAL, GkshN " ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-14
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET,


JEFFERSON CITY
Wednesday Evening October IS 1852
The arrivals to-day unmportant, and the market
closes with scarcely any Western Beeves and Hogs, a
moderate stock of Sheep and Texas Cattle Veal Cattle
in demand:
BEEF CATTLE (Fne Western) 61&t67c q ii net
=. (Attakapas. Texas, etc.) ... .3N5c q ii net
...7f071ac p ID net
S4EEF 50G5S2 80 p head
Muc4 s25i0S5O q head
CAVES AND YEARLINGa 81 00GaS9 90 u head
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-14

EIvOR VICKSBURG, MILLIKEN'S w. r.
BEND NEW CARTHAGE WARRENToN, lsEAaa4HlsFsi1a
GRAND GULF RODNEY AND NAT 1EIEZ-Regulr azE1zsSazs
SUNDAY yeksbuz Packet III. NJ. WRIGHT, Capt
CaIkeThe magnificent swift packet
II NJ WRIGHT Capt j. D. Clarke will cenlmsne her
the first OF October will leave EVERY SUNDAY
MORNING, o'clock Returning will leave Nicksburg
"Wednesday evening" O'Clock. For further apply
SMITH X FlAiiSTER. 81 Poyiras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-14

Z AND WARRANTS PURCHASED -.~zs
4 or LocATED-Hoders OF Lani Warrunts pder ~.
of September, 1880 11tn y
obtain the hghes; cash caion
Undersigned.
Those daposed SAIL rran loca ted o.
pab personal inspection t-At Of
'e 0"'s@' ny np sTaka pAt oprH .s 81 oa,.oaa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-14
WANTED.
TAINTED A Journeyman Book Binder.
osssa WILLIAM BLOOMFIELD, sR.
TO RENT.

TO RENT.
VgvO RENT.--That large and commodious a
n TsHstry BRICK DWELLING with ATTIC on NE corner SA
d k3sE Fed4 Children The Hons very
2ennt sahad having fine view with large md aPae'u5 ooIns
street, ortl9 ig
VI 70 RENT-A Cottage Dwelling, situated GE
has @ a about ninety ;et front Pyiania street by hrn-
tie Novsnhsr next. Apply to W. t. THOMPSON
oz'l u C@1- grsst or at cor 81 May and chesnoi srtez
FENO RENT-Thl Vhree-story Brick House a
No ~ New Lyec street batween J4 Aai s. jose ph Ia
er the lower Fart lately rEed q grocery 9t9re af e pan
oetsn 10 custonhouse street.
yE7O RENT-The large and commodious a
tTee-story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE containing twelve
roo 'uated the Of Julia and Bonh aress VIII De
The STORE 967 street.
good siand for any kind Of business.
Several OFFICES md ROOMS N he Arcade Passage Rent low
good tenants Apply at ~ Hafhez street, up air oet5
no RENT-"ith immediate possession a
Il fine OFFICE up street, III
| opposite the City Hotel apply to BARE1Li & Co oaf4
FHNO Rents e yer a handsomely fur -
IL nshed ROOMS No. As Perddo street, between
carondeet and BarOnne Streets Apply the pns' sep2s
! YssO RENT.-The three two story and attic a.
BRICK DIV FILINGS street, -
rvier Common Each House contains Eght Rooms in the
sepi5 D. r. caRkoLi SO Union Row. carondeet street
TSyO RENT-The first class four story -
lafayette stree together spacious WAREHOUSE
Lafayette and Commerce street Immediately in the Of
auIs tn Apply to BENJAMIN TORRANCE IS Camp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-14
BdLIZE

Gun l..
ESOR PLAQU EMINES. = Regular E.y h
IL Packet.-Steaner j. r. D0sEY ELL. Joseph LeihSzs
Saitar having bee locked and thoroughly
paired-fiull Engines and Bi'rso the satisfaction the
peeio fcae below her an having been read newly
painted relnbed the conform lie style, vii her
regular in the above trade lea ing New1l her first
rueDA October ~ and each succeeding FRIDAY and Tu
o'clock each
CYPREAS RAGAsi CANA H. Tuesday Of GRAND
PRAIRIE. For freight apply board foo; Of 81 Louis
ORLEANS, October o, 1851.
The having this day made thorough sxanns Of
the T DGWEL Capt os Snlba' and tndinI her to be
we'll conditioned having locked and thoroughly
under immediate the
of her will insured the usual rates
M y Companies OF this city.
RID L.RO ERTSON,j
RICHARD SWAIN, Inspectors Of HILLS
7. A. SHAW,
JOSIAH LDNETT- Inspector OF Boilers.