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VALUABLE LEAsEHoLD LOT ON PENNSYLVANIA AVE
nue. At anctonOn Friday afternoon, September the 2h At
ocock, the premises shall sell the rpred Of lease
o No 2 A. fronting feet inches
Pennsylvania avenue, and counninr
twenty and
hrsi Of July, 1854 nmodstey the
thereof M pcr !, +
Tesi One half cash. RESIDUE IN three and ~ MONTHS for
notes satisfactorily xsrurea. sni@rs~k
Aso, sell the frame
srerssd option
purchaser a he Terms c.~h.
I CATHARfNE RILEY, Aa,nnsssrnrrr.
JAS. G MCGUIRE, Apcronesr
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-23
WING Justice and Consistency.

The Rspublie here-whch was the FIRST wing newsps-
per ia the country deny that Gen Pierce favored
The Catholic test in the New Hampshire constitution, and
said j, had convinced itself OF this by examining he
record Of the last reform convention oil tbatSaie-s
lending its aid TO show that General Pierce in favor
Of The test! Shame! shame upon snch dishonesty a.
thiut
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-23

MI
wi of Washington and is vicinity, received
ef M goods, rhsnas
~ which very ch, bot ali Of good .eloon. Also
collars chemiset. sleeves black and ccored dhaaas ~
Arsce Of HACK collars
thread le pfumss for
handkerchief drops. osm,a vsn.r
the skin sud ioes pnh snd
powders; combs
brpsb~s psr and OF
sosas msruon, Of which viii
be Al res pxsces
Sept as-z~od Penn. avenue, l2A and IHh So.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-23
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.


V Working % coicries l vol, London, 1885.
Bndrss Practical Miners Guide. vol, L0sdon, ls45
Fossil Fue Coees and the Coal Trade Of Great
i vol, London, ls45
Bedey ON The working and venuaion Of Coal Mines VOL
London, 1851
The Mining Manual and Almanac for 1851 vol. London
Taylor the Geography Geology and Statistics Of Coal vol,
Phisdelphia, 1876
Fenwiet's subterraneous Surveying VOL London
Rockies Geology Science, Applied Discovery Of Coal
VOL, London
cibson' ceraures Of Geology Chapmnn Practical Mineral
oy
Dunns History and Geology q Coal Trade Of the Nosth Of
England
comscs Working Mines. vols, and atlas Of plates
PARIS
Johnson Report Navy Department Amer
Goals
pipe BexeIus The Blow pipe Griffin
pipe works the AsAying Of Metals, the
Manufacture Of Iron and Mau generally, and al branches
Of Geology and Mineraogy. -
Sept - FRANCk TAYLOR.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-23

The National Inieugescer denies the truth OF the ru
NOR that Mr. Corwin has resigned bis Office OF Secreiar
OF the Treasury.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-23

baltimore Sun please copy.l
on The ooh instan', By Rev TrupllK SAMUEL G.
wRoE, Montgomery county, Maryland toracry Of Washing
city,) Miss EMILY A. %. FOWLER o. this city.
Al O'Clock wednesday morning, september 2sd, ~ Trinity
Church, Rev c. ". trrtrH, j. EDMO sSTON TODHUN
TER aipor EMMA second daueher Of Major RoHnrr
krywoRTH of this city.
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2.en.ello


Ihls IL, IN round numbers, xl5OO,o-say nearly 1A0oo
900 per earned here by Irish mmigants snd
med TO their friends and this represents he sx1ra
wages they here above their anienance The
commissioners that half those who 70 CansAa
pass into the United States.
The supply Of labor by great ncsssss
Of employment, The loss Of 1t begins 10
tell upon fortunes Of England but may ere Iox,~ b.
checked there By the rise in wages which rssulL
That rise in wages however, viii be the exngusshss Of
English manufacturing superiority, and tho Iase
pretence Tor protective extorton here There will be
rious attempt again raise the tariff The tbs
manufacturers hope is maintain the present rates. and
enjoy It's profits. while they keep capital OF ths
business by complaints about imaginative ruin.
The markets generally firm, and wool looking up
The stock here /, small 100000 pounds Ths
supply 10 shou; and while msnuf.otorsn confisus 20
that present prices raining hemshaf shsss II
Zoo much hons nuarkef for woo"-they makin~ nm
their minds give Cotton IL also qniss arm Tia
spinners think thar the high win check oossuptoa
thar crop 1000 bales less will be sapp1v eausrh
Flour no, ute suh since the per Pun3assI..
Canadian, 81 81 81 SO mired western ~ u ! q -:
soathcrn, 81 a. a 81 q Rye -four, % 81 Com meal
20 IS Wheat western, los cents red Ohio - eu Corn
Is in demsndfor MIXED western - TOY cents wbis-
key 2it Pork, $40 mess, sr7 prime Lard qases
a. Ilt no Buuer 10 firm are bosdnx
back in consequence Of the drought and look riss
Live stock will sell cheap for lack Of fodder or tho s.me
that butter |. dear Hay 10 active 81 q -
The stock market presents little Of Qaoaastus
ara follow.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-23

DOys' Boys Gums III just 6neI lot
I'D fowng pieces which
boys guns win 24 rs, and 2snch
tine English and ut powder
Of ever, thing in the sporting line.
"A. LINDsLEY,
Sept 2Jeu2w Penn. avenue between pul and 10Th
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-23

The court journal announces thar Commander Fran
cisco de Carvsbo Morera va. introduced 10 the Pres,
dent on Tuesday, BY Mr. Conrad. the Acting Secretary Of
s's and presented bis Credentials envoy srtrsord
nary and m'n's'<r plenpoeni.ry Of HI. Majesty the EN-
psror OF BAIL Addresses Of The usual import were ex
changed On the occasion
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-23

on the 10Th instant by o-TooLE Mr. ALFRED
wILLlANs, Prince Georges county, Maryland, Miss JULIA
KEBCHER
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-23

The New York Courier and Enquirer Of the goth
says:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-23

HOMESTEAD ExEMrross.Thef following extracts exhibit
tho various qualifications of the Homestead Exemption
Bills now in force in the several States named:
MAlNn-A lot of land dwelling house. and out-build,
ngs thereon much thereof shall exceed $4,000
i'll value.
VEaMoNT-Thc homestead of every house keeper or
head of family to the value of $500 and the yearly pro-
ducts thereof
lot and buildings thereon occupied
as a residence: to the value of $4,000
NEwYoRE-The lot and buildings thereon occunica as n
residence, to the value of $1,000.
MaRrLtND--An real estate acquired by marriage during
the life of wife, from execution for debt of husband
GEoRerA-Twenty of land including dwelling and
improvements not to exceed s200-and the additional
amount OF ys acres for each child under Is years Of
FLoRIpAForty of land when not in apy town mr.
city, anu provided such does not exceed in value $500
ALAnAMA-Forty of land to every farmer and to
every house keeper residing in town or city house ana
lot not to exceed $4,000 in value.
TExAs-Two hundred acres of land when not in an,
town lots, not to exceed $1,000 in value
oio-Eyery family homestead not to exceed $500 in
value. L-Ia- T
MIcHeAN-Forty acres, with dwellins-house and ap-
purtenances when not in town city; if in town or
lot or not to exceed in value $780,
IL,iNois-Lot of ground and buildings occupied as
residence, not exceeding in value $1,000.
1owA-Forty of land not in town or city or house
ana iot IN town or city, not exceeding $4,000.
WIscoNsINForty of land, not in town city
town or city lot not exceeding in amount onefourth
OF an acre
CALIFoRNIk-The homestead consisting of a quantity
of land together with the dwelling house thereon and its
apputenances, and not exceeding in value the of
$4,000. l=-l g.
-, NEW JERsEY-A homestead to each head of family
being the family residence to the value Of $500 not to
be assets in the hands of administrator but to remain
for the benefit of the widow and until the maturity Of the
minor child. .'st- - RE-
SourH CAno1IsA-A homestead Of fifty acres of land
including the appurtsnances not to
$500 In vaue and to extend to any property stu
ated within the limits Of any city town corporate
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-23

vecped and the friends of the judiciary report are begin
ming to anticipate some trouble in carrying Il tbrouvb
intact s & ss OBsssyEn
e r =. : =
IfnnIBLk IRkHnDrine leu t.and HERALD published
NJ saw Texas OF inc i7tn instant, gives the
details q ono Of the most hsart VIC
ever been called upon 10 record 1t occuffad an
oys since In the Southern mart of Shelby comfy The
rtr,,a r. . fr thass ...s..
LOS so paA WY "'io plosens
Aqulla and jesse paiard tprothers) were cntyating
plantation in partnership and their feelings towards
eac,, other hna aways been al the most frntcrnn descrn
g., - - - - x
'.
The white family consisted OF Aquia Ballard, wife and
child Mrs HAYNES (pstes to Mrs b and child md
Jcssc w Ra,Iara 49, So 80
~ s.'.sN. H.. $40. =, -. "a,
sunday eFohhs tae i'' istaie, <Aduitsa Bsisaru
rode over to his mother distance of Ave mics to sit
IN with brother who was living dangerously ILL., Shortly
affair f ,oft b,ro *; r,h, Jsso ;r+oS Az. I,a,,,r,
e .'' o.'Ss Nis Ae'','
'otaAe Walk with hm saying nc had secret TO tell
her. They passed down the road short distance and
stopped some time in deem and earnest
orh;t;,;, s.s.s.s..,. .,t.,u.,,t W..
eAoi's''ep'. 2" men .ncy fcturneo
20 the mousse Mrs Il was pale anu melancholy and con-
tnued 80 during the rest Of the evening jesse however
became unusp,v ,;vev and sn;rted The Monday ,or,
H.. e.,s-:- -. ....~s,.s = : :,
s foi'oWng yesse hq"reo u hesl" ooy "hather ms
gun was loaded properly and having discharged and
loaded It, he set 1t against the side Of the house Soon
after te had .notber cosarenco with Mrs n 5,ho, W.
49, "' no" ahosi'er e'aeieh'" "' WIS. A Mheh tne
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-23

ELECTRIC TELEGRAPus on RAMRoAps.-Mr OiRielly has
Issued circular calling the attention of the public and
railway managers to the necessity of putting up lines Of
ton so that before leaving station the conductor Of
train can ascertain whether the track is clear and give
information that he is upon it, BY this means accidents
Involving the loss of life may be avoided the destruc
ton of property saved TO exceeding the cost
of erecting and operating the wire %
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-23

The Boston Post says that Gen Pierce was in the bat
e ut the National Bridge The fact happens to be that
no such battle was fought battle was anticipated at
the National Bridge, but none General Pierce
immediately after passing the bridge Gen Scott
into serious resistancen ~ f' >'
80 the Post in making Pierce the hero of the battle of
the National Bridge makes him the hero of great
sach battles and he well fitted for them They arc
Journal " lD''Ai'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-23
asEwAnp & Co n-rhe I,icbmona wbig say. .

People are curious to know who constitute the Coz
Is Governor Joe of the concern? He il haherlaw
man. Is Martin Van Buren, He was the cannidate of
the higher party in 1S4S. Are Rantoul Hallet Bry
ant, Cleveland. John Van Buren,, Dix. Sumner Chase
Preston King Townsend? They are all eminent and ac
tive freesoers If they constitute the &c.,, they are
neh more numerous and influential than the solitary
principal-and they al 60 fo, Pierce
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-23
n J U LIZ.
hnstribtn to Mrs. u q. q.
BY ANNIE BRADFORD.

Whentthe days were long and golden
When the truant school-boy laid
SHARES to catch,the tirnid rabbit, ~ . y.
And the cattle sought the shade;
When amid the grain, the respcrs
IS, With their CHEEKY songs and blithe,
kept q lively. graceful measure
To the swinging of the scythc; y 2
When the Vest wind whose wild music a
With delight the spirit whclns. i. u,
Sung his surging, deep andunte e,
. Mid the boughs Of branching elms;
When above the fruited hiekories. - Is
And beyond the poplars talk
Hung the clouds like spirit banners
From the bright sky's sapphire WALL
In the bosom of maiden
y Love Was trembling, like the CLEANS
That through forest shadows stealing.
culver on the shaded streams
For, noble heart had found her, W
And with words of love AMI truth,
Won her sweet and gentle spirit
In the freshness of its youth.
Soft and still the July moonlight
Lieth on the sloping hills, =. p,
3 And far down the wooded Valley ~
Swiftly pass the CHANGING rilis.
Meath the aspen SITS mother
F,e with a lair child at her knee, e.. ~,
Looking up, to ask the angcls
With an absent one to be.
With him many a hsppy summer
She had heard the linnct sing.
And tho oriole that buildca
Z In the birch above the spring; -
With him she had watched the white lids
I. Close aboyo the blessed eyes
oftwo little lambs, re-takon- a. !. ..-.. ~
10 the. fold in Paradise -
But each heavy blast of sorrow--y 49,, ~
Though bending reed, aud frail-
She had borne with patient tirmness
Till his cheek grew thin and pale
And now, while afar he seeketh o.
Health in softer Southern air. ~;
That the blessing may be granted
IL the burthen of her prayer.
High again above the hickeries,
And beyond the poplars tall,
Hang the clouds like spirit hammers
From the bright sky Is sapphire wall
And wild and stricken niourner.
With a fair child at her knee, \.
Gazeth up, If mid their follings So.
She an angel face may See. no.,
. In All antamed Southern forest,
Where the red hamingo CLEANS r.e'4
Like meteor, and the white swan
Floateth down the silent streams.-
Where amid the tangled bushes
Shines the savage cougars eye,
And the timid wild deer starteth s..
At the fierce Paducah's cry; -.s5-
where the white and fragrant blossoms -
VI the grand magnolia lie 49,
Mid the foliage like angels
just descended from the sky :. i.
Where the mocking- bird is singing
And tho long gray moses wave,
q From the dropping forest branches,
They haye dug the strangers grave
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-23

FLAX MASurAcruRE-A linen factory, expected to cost
some 100000, is erecting at Fall River Massucbu
Sets for the manufacture Of linen of LAX on the
olausen process similar factory is also going tip at
Marceus NewYork
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-23

NHkNio's-A new invention called geographical re-
song clock has been patented by Professor j. Fill of
Washington, c. On the DIAL the names of different
localities are given and the precise time at any pout
named upon the dial being ascertained the time Mt all
other places named can be at glance and this of
course determines the time any place in their respec
tive longitudes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-23

CoMPoUNDED.-D. Girard was, on Wednesday,
arrested at the New Basin charge Of attempting to
pick the pocket of Ii. Cramer, and H. Cramer was ar
rested at the time and place for attempting stab
D. Girard, They declined to prosecute each other and
Justice gave wink
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-23

PoLrrcAi SEgRs-The Louisville Courier says, cit is
currently reported among first political circles that an
accidental interview took place between Thomas
onand the mother Of General piarce while the lattr
was child in her upon which, occasion Mr. Defer
kindly patted tho infant Pierce upon the head and
said Who knows but this child may live to be Pres
dcntof the United Statess Upon being informed OF
which, Old Hickory is said to- have remarked that he
would have made the prediction had be been pres
/ 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-23

NEW DREss-The Savannah Georgian has celebrated
Its Both anniversary by coming out in entire new dress
with enlarged size and reduced subscription price
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-23

The editor of the ST. Louis Republican has
lately seen two wax figures of great age and in most
remarkable state of preservation They were taken for
ana represent William the Third, Prince of Orange and
England William the hero of the battle Of Rovne
Water and was born 1854 or '35 These figures were
taken when he was in his thireth, and Mary in her
twentieth year They therefore, nearly 100 years old
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-23

TRADE OF MAplsoN,-The amount of traffic in corn
wheat and hogs at Madison Ind during the past year.
estimated at 50 100000 -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-23

NEW PArsR,--A new paper, called the alabama True
Democrat" has been started at Eutaw, Ala, by r. w.
Youngblood, Esq,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-23

Mr. Jones, according to the Boston Transcript. has
invented new way Of firing off by electricity
This Is certainly an improvement, but the Boston Post
links would be still better he would only get up art
6ciaI mem and have the whole done by machinery. rs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-23

We re-publsh the following beautiful poem in eonse-
quence of the butchery it suffered yesterday from the
types its fair and gifted author will forgive us this
time We hope hereafter, by personal supervision to do
justice to her productions.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-23

the receipt Of catalogue of the officers
Of the st. Louis University.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-23

Miss julia Dean is playing highly successful engage
ment at Milwaukee, -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-23

SuspICIous-BLACK MAILING.-Patrick UCon.
nor was brought up yesterday before Recorder Winter
charged with having in his possession bundle of cut
cloth, which he could not account for. -7t
John W. Hazard, police officer who is dangerous t.
evil doers testified thawhen he arrested the prisoner
Qlazzard) asked him what he had in the bundle IIe
explained conversation ensued etc Finally after his
arrest and after he had offered first ST. next So so and
next So co. to be released he said that he had had
rel with his boss and had left taking the clothes from
the shop.
Patrick Moyles witness the part of the State est
ed-that the accused had been employed by him his
house on the corner Of Lafayette Tchoupitouas street
and that when the accused left his services he eonous
" took with him certain clothing the property OF witness
consisting of two pairs of white linen pants one pair
black cashmere pants and other specified clothing two
barreled pistol hat then in the hand Of accused and
coat then his back, and the other articles in Court
identified as the property Of witness At the time the
above articles stolen witness lost $3.50 All the spe-
Gifted articles found in accused
pair of linen pants Sent for trial before the First
District Court.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-23

Ns- Mr.. RUFus DoLBEAR, SO Canal street,
WISHES all who desire to take lessons either BOOK
hEEPiN during tho school vacations begin Immediately jyss Ii
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-23

lNouEsT.-An inquest was held yesterday, in
house on Grod street. between Tchouptoulas and Maya
zine Streets on the body OF named Robert Barkly
aged So years. native of Ireland Verdict Died of
epieptc ft.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-23

Ga Wednesday,, July CHARLES son of Corteze
Wyle md Emily Magarrnh. f8FSfe% - - -
On Wensay morning July a. ny The resne of Judge
Preston, Mrs MARIA HEWES wife of W G. lewes,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-23

We aFe indebted 70 MI. n B. Cook, Clerk of tho
steamer ]. N, Rel. for river. iavors. Z:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-23

TsE ~ Tho malls failed yesterday from beyon,
Mobile The Montgomery cart must DO out Of order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-23

GHolERA.-The cholera is raging at Rocleport, Boone
county Mo- Ten deaths had occurred at last ACCOUNTS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-23

~ y M Whohas written us in reference to Vice Ad.
anirel xdzlnan, viii please call at this ONCE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-23

BoATs ron MoDILE-Th Louisville Democrat says that
boats are npw being bnt in that city and in eer-
-sonvillc, forthe Mobile trade.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-23
NEWs BY 1,ELEGR.apH


The STATE CoSvENrioN-B Baton Rouge, July 81, p -
Mr. Benjamin offered the following new article to the re
port Of the Judiciary Committee The Supreme Court
whenever it shall set aside the verdict Of jury in civil
cases on matters offact shall proceed to render na
Judgment, but shall remand the case for trial
discussion of two hours and half in length ensued
and the article finally passed by Sc yeas to IS nays
The Convention occupied until halfpast O'Clock
this afternoon discussing article 64 relating to the SUI
preme Court. Amendments to lessen the number Of
its judges to reduce the term of service and the salaries
were all voted down.
The article as proposed by the Judiciary Committee
Will no doubt pass tomorrow
BATON RoucE, July o. u M.-The Convention WAS
opened this morning by prayer from the Rev Mr. Wood
The Committee on Education made a report ,isnens;,,
with the office Of State. Superintendent of the Public
Schools and with the State University in NewOrleans
MI Preaux, on this committee. made minority report
recommending the adoption of title on Public Educa
ton as In the present constitution Both reports were
ordered to be printed. ~! n = ~
The Committee the Revision of the French transa-
ton Of the proceedings Of the convention reported una
mousy in favor of appointing special translator to be
paid 800.
The report was laid on the table
The committee considering this action on their abors
disrespectfnl to them personally AL resigned.
ME- Benjamin's article added to the Judiciary Re-
port and adopted yesterday recommended and laid
on the table BY a vote of 5s yeas to 81 nays.
ndser aen article GA on the supreme Court
as reported by the Judiciary Committee, adopted
DEATH-Ner York. July 2l-Jacob RatI an extensive
ship builder in this cityis dead.
The FISHERIES QuEsr1os.-Bosfon. July 21--Mr Web
ster communicates to the Boston Courier to-day dis
patch from Edward Everett while he was Minister to
England. and dated London April 49, 1915. in which he
Informs Mr. Buchanan u s. Secretary of State that the
British ffoyernment had formally renduished Isrirht
to the fisheries in the BAY of fun1y. $3.50
SAILING of THE CANApA--heic Fork, July 2l-The Gu
on freight. AN
NAyAL--Bosfon July 2l-The a. S. soop of.war Albany
arrived here to-day.
goNaaEssioSAL -IPashnston July 2--Congrcss trans
acted ho'h'ng oflmporfance to-day. Eve, Pic.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-23
Married
Died

On Tuesday morning July by the Rev. j. Mullen Mr. E.
DAVIS and Mi MILDRED HAMPTON bon Of this city,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-23

IhAnls tp Of the splendid steamer John ST.
mbnds for St. Louis papers .s7g
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-23

sIessxp The Magnolia on her recent upward trip
y Psdusah in consequence Of low water and her
psasnsezs we're taken on to Louisville by the John
SirpsDn. VI 80 !
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-23

SENT up.-Daniel Sullivan, for fighting and
disturbing the peace for trial before the First
District Court.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-23
TREAsuRER,s oFrrc

@a> The passenger packet FRANK LYON will
leave for PRINCETON and intermediate landings rM
jy23 S1'RorIIER 4 BROS, Aeen,s IS Poyyra- ,trs,t