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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28

NOR sALI-A FIRST RATE YOUNG HORSE, PER-
esy Mind and GENTLE together with small light car
post short tins since over $500 and will now be sold
bargain - the owner has further for them All the
above In good order limo addressed to A. On and left
At the Herald once, will meet with attention.
E0R sALE-MATCH PAIR OF soRREL MULES, TIF-
hands high, years old sound kind and very
quarter han d high Light wagon double set q coach
UNDERHlLLS stable, No. 20 Fourth avenue, opposite
Seventh street.
EOR SALE. "A PAIR OF DARK BAY PONY BUILT
II Hor,es, with or without light harness The horses
are M hands high sx and seven years old sound GENTLE
ano es IRON tsiek stylish End good IN double Of
NOR sALE.-0NE BLACK HAWK COLT; ONE TEAM
Of large bay Horses single HORSE black bay
heres ore BLACK Pony warranted 10 trot mild in three
50, nd - dollar The team sesd stylish drivers
Liberty street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28
SPORTING.

uERCULEAN PEDESTRIAN FEAT AT HcBoKRN
0ibon continues to prosecute his ,ss
man labors The Mansion House Frankiia rsrracs nc
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r.reYnud .nd Roukonkoma arc much


mired by visitors We call the attention Of our readers
article another part of paper hsaded another
curson to AEkeland" Read IL. and then we think you
jsll want to 20 with tho next excursion train.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28

TNyCKHA10N wANrrD-or BRIDGET LEONARD.
VIE Then.s Leonard, native Of lrslAn6 sosnty OF
Rsssonnes parish sfAtAlesgse N asS Of
"a ASy information rsspsetss WIN bs thaatfuiy res
street. bestsn papers please sspy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28
rrnsans.-If the Runtured PatIent vii


At Barclay street he viii see about 100 trusses OF
differing only in the shape or fixture OF the
Id Also Hood ssLdersons, differ ing from all others In
he principle of action.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28
TENANTS REGISTER.

a sIoHE AND Rack ROOM TO LET, AND 60hE
a.. ",ne Tor tals h1so, second Snd MID
H. tas the hail door Of No Sixth street. near
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28

WINDOW SHADES, Gtb COrNhCess AoCC Aha
uslin &c at whoesale.-Kety Ferguson have
hand very stock OF the above goods and are
rpared 10 offer to purchasers either at wholesale RETAIL
aims not to be found elsewhere ..ax,o1,
Ncs. 2s91a Broadway and o. Rsade street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28

Wigs and Toups cs .-Batc hel0r's new style
wigs are pre- the perfect imitation of nature
Invented Those wanting very superior article should
In at BATCHEIORs celebrated Wit Factory, No. all
where be found the largest and beat assortment
The city. Copy the address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28

have been suoceIful Ia the soustruction OF their
that they have received the most oekhow-
af.,euts frem Lieutenant r. Msury National Vossrva-
ry gton and other distinguished auehorises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28
|, 8 c,,,ve,,. P,iae Medal Honey Soap

+. 3. CItnVcEB FTizo NIeu"i .1 syv.asF n,
nv he sad nj all drnggists AID perfumeIs Ato = O.
beavers inimiaels Honey thayng Cream EtsI 90
No, 40 Co-t.andt street, sole Wholesale Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28

voution ana reduction in prices Of al iinds Of EnssI
9russss I'm peria Threeply aud Ingram carpet
Floor OIL cioths, auas Table cosers, window Shades
Il = A. UlssM AEDERsON'S. No. 80 Bowtry. Purchhs
honls esamne those beautiful carpets almost givsr
N ay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28

Two LET-A LARGE STORE. IN THR NEW HOUSE,
No. 2H Cherry suitable for hind Of hu6
The building win be- flashed the IL. Of sepen Dor.
Ii quire the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28

Wigs, Wigs, Wigs.-strangers are In
formed thatthe bess place hair 10 .
dEDnUksT 2 nEARD's, Maiden lane whore the,
have hand the largest chespest and best
WIGS bali wigs toupees braids Of long hair rnset.
which, for price and quality. nneQualsd. Csn and
Judge tor yourselves, 1t "a Maiden lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28

Ihs Hspenscneia Hst this Fall ssnablncs
= The elegance and beauty that givsA
s lev price q 81 None ars better and sh.rs
- b zone cheaper The store il Ne. l Nasssu street.
Iho new Hat Company iavitcs. tho attcn-
oA Of public to their Fam Of which for beau
~ ss Il N nseYss Of sAeRos % Oy
Prize. and Nos i4s Nassau
MealIo, Corner OF Broadway and Canal
s1est ready with his fall style Of Hats which fer
20 call .nd and
themselves that this is q matter Of fact
Knox n Around.-Knox, or No. las Fulton
% L. the M sfs r r ne y 3 y the a1S
sssss Of artistic ,,i and reSnsd taste and win
Is I.ly under the banner q ola ohspSl,sp.e il The
KN0x'S fall style.
"All Right.o
II such aha. you should desire
D. ii meal take advise and go
TO tITch's warehouse ~ below:
Saeh hats have never mot your sight,
Ana mark my word. !S1.ll On
MsrsAs autumn style Of hats are such
Asbaysrs cannot prize 200 muohj
II point 2. 2, make make and mould Is well,
4 puroi ase msie ., and you'll unite
n ssh0'ns with mo :. an .,.,..
In everything OF Mureh's design
me ,sif'an. qua lives combine;
Ana All who visit March ssiishs
In joining in the chime
IAN right"
I0t2 -
Grown 7A inches high x yeomsn u inch bell as sides,
$40 he'll front an rear, Il inch curve.
Tip Il inch oval fat
Brm IN inches all around.
Set .s6 round head curl, sghsy raised rolled 1t
does inch curve.
Bsna' inch wide.
Biz ding u inch wije
Ytme Fashions, socoud Saturday In August; secon
BatsTdsy In February.
g H. in conjunction with his style Of Hats 70
the vAu, will also keep band Of tho styles thai
sAs from time TO time be introduced BY the most distin
guhsd matters of this other ces-a adopted
kim in The spring Of 1872 Whereby each has the
of selecting all the varieties of style that
are worthy of attention such hat shall best accord
with his form, features, and com plexion.
CHARLES G. MURCH,
Factory and Wareroomf No. $50 Third avenue Of
|G1auerey mark,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28

Re HspenscneAa HIST shis Fall esmbsnes
the elegance and beauty that has gveA the Of his
shetr high reputation he selling them ct
Ne price Of IS Do None better and there
sssnsI Of Ann.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28

Two LET, IN BRoOKLYN- A MODERN BUILT cHRHE
stry brick house. In compete order. within In
minutes walk Of eitbr ferry Possession be gsTon
meuiatey Apply JAMES SULLIVAN 13l assr s.rse.;
II Wiloughby street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28

nESIRABLE house in BhooKLYN TO Iur-ruE
new three ster basement under cellar srios hguse
engiby located witblo three tho Cy Han
mouse contains fifteen hast
ana has AL the modern range bath yoS
gas, Re- &c. The furniture J. ne,iy sew, aud wi Be ssd
reasonable good security The be leased fsr
term OF years, II desired the beiag visit
England. Address or apply To III. Johnson,
10. Bf Nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28

DagUess0OVpoe - Drsay-Ehs panass
isvtsed 70 Examine Prss Pisssrss On
hihitsA - ~ Woxlds FA sthsP With ooIso
tcD 81 the porsrai q Of the dssis men 81 en
se.nsry. o. DRADfS Gallery. 2a6 srsadvay, ssrnss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28

(VlIAoh HOUSE, To sE>T, GA FOR SALE, ON
10y sroom nodatine term. They si.pase1 LII
sHeet mr. okiyu being third fourth bouaoD
sAs .. street ADD distsnt ~ the fsysss
quire the premises. "so p'osss''os' -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28

TINO LET-THE STORE, BACK ROOM AND BACK
| basement Of house No 247 Third avenue. Tae store
fitted for dry good and IL first rate locality for
bush Of any kind Inquire the premises "a ChA
ham atY epf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28

intsr Cothing, for the southern and Western trade
ready for inspection We respectfully invite Weetern
Ind Southern merchants - examine the before
basipg elsewhere as il will well repay them, being
ntnred In well known styl and suited a Rection
Il the country. Prices uni form and low.
D. e. j. d VLIN, 80 an IS John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28

ITO LET-A LARGE And ELEGANT SALES ROOM
in the seond story Of the building corner Of Mott aAa
Chatham strests Cbatham squAro) vi portion Of NE
third story conveniently connecee or 1t wi DO divided
an altered to eu Having wide and AstYns
tive rtrsnce from Chatham street with the privilege Of
aky ght ID very desirable for daguerreA artist. Az
ply 10 j. HARSEN, No "a Weat eleventh street, from 10
10 NJ and to p M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28

Two LET THE UPPER PART OF THE HOUSE NO
81 Marion street-six rooms; would answer for twc
small families. Also front parlor IL has been occupied
by physician, aud would be let for such purpose. In
qnire as above.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

RRIDGEWATLR PAIST.-rHE BEST ARTICLE EVER
offered 70 ths puec for roofs decks and bottoms ss
proof qualities for r,rcad bridges ears aspo.s Tess-
nonais snd specimens be At the depot o the
s.an 9i, in isssst g Co. snd 100 iSs BY u gl:asRT.
IL Faye Co. 4ss Pearl street between Madi,o. and
Chatham streets rave just all tho styles d.
70 az and exanne Artistic w'rhmen asend 20 30 TO
WHATwlLL MAKE NY BEARD GROW GRAnAMs
w ongnent. How io1g will take to do isi--six
weeks. W II s,ain ny ussh, or injure 1t t-.Ol whs
S S as ss he S Pee . w.
snosg. e, , month snail b..lss 20 ssns Sea: 7. any
NIRE WINDOW SHADES sND OFFICE siaNs, As
o s y rs sssp Sa' as ana
ant obs.ructs II from the street LEE Co., Bleschor St.
DIsTOL RIFLE. AND MusKEr GALLERY AND
BG.sg saloon have been elegant, farsishsa q
o ride and nuRs pr" AID s@a sSss Also
Bowling Alleys ali Of which viii be properly Oonisetsd
A LADY HAS OPENED AN OFFICE AT is sULLI-
v S s n .s a
the evening from o'clock III, ton sssu.day evenings En-
wanted at the sboyeNo none but first haaa
s Ss II a lsa.
adopted ssineme:s' new improved method Of CUT
prize on c,ssnee being given. thu. eases
elegant style and with The utmost sstsdi,. TSs work.
complete can be forwarded required by rsmittng tho
piice, 81 per coTy. W II. SrINGME15,
No. 81 Broadway.
7 owns o., Aquatic sroRrs- INeERsoLl, TIE
- celebrated life, fancy boat builder.
aa buhdpgs sgenaio forty fott boat order at
No. $50 South street.
HAZELTON AND SUGAR LOAF COAL-TaR IN
dergned constantly receiving and has foe sale
the above superior coal by the boat load I Broadway
ioom No. T. up stairs. W. ID. SPEARNAN.
cash ADVANCES TOR BOUGHT OUT FOR CAsg)-
IA Ssrsly and en- PIs.,iat terms on 1sncsss w:.'s
Ill hin ds Of merchan dire end generally store,
and med to No. 81 Nassau street second floor.
Jos ID. DA CANARA
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FAN Hat Wv. p. David, 3OI Br


sond door from Dnape street, is ready furnish
Style of Genemens Hat which. in point of ele
bSbtness and durability. unsurpassed. Call and il
pee: chem. and Judge for yourselves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28

COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-FOR SALE AT NYACK
~ quarter Of mile the landing embracing about
seven and half aeresin GLIDING all the iurnsure
Misunderstanding % horses go The grounds
are good order well stocked with varieties OF fruit
trees in lnM bearing The house eight feet 'front.' fa
eg the Hudson river directly opposite Tarrytown ma,
pars dining room and library twelve bedrooms servants
room Kitchen store Ec and good out buildings;
fences all good an new and excellent springs Of
the place. and at The bouse aordng excellent oppor
residence. Apply to HOMER MORGAN,
No. L Zinc Rtreet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28

ITO REST-1HE FLOOR or A MUSIC STORE ON
Chestnut street, PIN adalpha suitable for Planes
Mtedeons. considerable coula DO Rent
$500 Fer saleA set OF muii stamping TOOLS six q
letteTs, and everything made by starr PYs0o
%70oQst 500 Address Box COS POST office Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28

A YOUNG LADY OF GOOD MORAL CHARACTER, IS
wanted TO teach sbs primary department. OF select
echooi in tbs CITY For her tcrvcess have tuiton In
the hsher branches, with ths plane Aadrsss Ia
peron, By note, post psd, Teacher 37 Sixth sssst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28

no LET-THE MODERN BUILT F0UR STORY
brick House, No. 10 seventh street, complete with
convenience and Ia first rate ORDER Immediate
session can be given. Apply to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28

RlLLIARD TABLES FOR SALE.-TIIE SUBSCRIBERS
have ON hand splendid assortment Of tables. with
marble and wood beds and patent India rubber cushion
NB.-Coth Bale cue Lenthsrs and Trimmings OF every
desert t0n connected with the trade at stand
GRIFFlTu DECK Err 30 Ann ssreet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28

v1'O LET-THRFE LOFTS IN STORE NO. 10 BROAD
way, being very desiratly tnated either for NsAt
hnsiness for Offices For further particulars apply
the premises to HITCHCOCK q co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28

NOR SALE THE STOCK, FIXTURES, AND GOOD
win Of No. 2a Canal street, occupied 'front.'
II is situated the and is the
best locations in the city The only for selling is
that the present proprietor In i'll health Call
N the premises. - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28

WCktfeHnch's NNII ffuCs-FdTES MINI NtW
srs PatserDs-AMiDON, 69 Broadway celebrated equal
70, ihe perior ali OF his hats And for his srtsc
IN in fitting the features and peonlia: style of dressing of
hc weArer, now prepared to his friends the
bubble. AMIDON, 6i9 Broadway.
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g BravoM said Broadhurst--.ss Oliver Gold
smith, and God bless rs e =,
The toast was drunk amid strange accom-
paniment Of sIailes and teats (,
3 The rest ofsour story IL short. EyxYv a,,a
may imagine it. The speedy rseovery of Long
more Park the re-purehase Of the ample oId
wool warehouses, for Longinore would rebuild
all his old trade again, and make his rounds
among his old former friends again the mar
rage Of Tom and Mary, and i score of ether
good things which all sprung from the happy
change begun by Christmas, and completed by
Mrs. Kanfordts New Years Dinner
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DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE COUNCIL OF THE SECOND MuNIcIpAL1T
CLARARx @ s prncrx.,


CLARA. G. S. PgRcIvAi
All why to me, when gentle spring
Doth far and wide her treasures fling,
Gives each sweet flower that blossometh
The odor Of thy infant breath,
Why are the notes Of summer birds
But echoes of thy prattlng words
Why seems each streamlet, murmurine near
10 mock thy merry laughter clear?
When Autumn, in her yearly round,
With tempting fruits bestrews the ground
Why can their sweetness neer eclipse
The kisses of thy cherry lips'
When from the winter sky of blue
dream of cherubs gazing through,
Why seems each smiling face divine
A sweet daguerreotype of thine
Through natures wide domain, ah! why,
Amid the earth or sea or sky,
Does all hear or feel or see
Bring some enrapturing thought Of thee'
All! well know from what sweet hour
My heart must date this magic power
Since first thou vert my joy and pride,
Love had my senses Clara fed!
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,tr..t..l ,-.--,--.-t - ~,
Enslsh' ffehch shd American eau
eoss .., r.,,,
a complete hsseftmen, OF English,
Serinah ana French Hosiery;
superior nhlte ana eoioret SIX
hose hna Inn Igse. ,.-,
GLOVES AND MiTTS.
nIeS ,ohh,hols, hid, ChshmAre, SIX,
.i,s,; raloselh AMI f'e', OF every de
serlptloh. 1,a
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lNhi Y vi tllH SlG+
Super Breehs Antique Silke;
C0lorei Aunura Silas;
Striped I'afeta silks:
High eolore1 plain pallt de Sole;
BlHck BrOrade Faeennee;
Extra rich and Embruid'l Fac eonhei
Chsngeable and Ciien6 Faeoan6e ;
Embroidered Datnhsk aud plai
Poult de Sole
BItra rich Changeable gnd Chnms
leon Poult de Sole.
Small plaid high coiored do, ft
misses,
Marcellines and Florences, Of ever
shade and color;
Whits and colortd Satiiis;
A few pieces superior heavy blarl
and enlGred Nhtered poult lie Soit
C0lored Silk volvets;
Rich ChenG Satin striped and plai
Cashmere i'Ecosse:
French and English Meyinos, Mon.
stlines de Lame and Alpacns, soli
cDiurs, OF every variety Of shade
Plain, striped and plaid Poplins;
Superior black and colored plain anl
figured Canton Grapes,
A large nssortment Of white An
cplofed embroidered and plai
Grape shawls, some ettra rich;
Mcrlno, Cahhmdre and heavy riGI
SILK Shawis;
Ricil plaid Raw silks;
10 7. W. w. would especially
ters i1 his stock of goods for their
articlcs have been selected with
long experience in that particular
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SPECIFICATION FOR prANkISe THE RoADwAyo OF FELICITY


This improvement will commence at the intersection
Felicity the thereof with
Junction with the head OF
place between that street and Apollo where the
beyond which the shall aannlei,
The part from Howard Apollo be
hrst day Of April 1852 and from polio
months thereafter the contractor the
to complete his work on the said first day of April
Five strings OF mud a laid ongitudnay
length of the road of saw-n cypress
ehnk Of inches thick by less than inches we
shall be halved
pinned down the ground at the
pak with inch
The middle tier Of ss be size is inches wide inches thick
at the sides of road inches by
and that the shall upper surface
but top have descent offs inches from the
The psnks and sils firmly
covered by AN inch OF shells.
The sis and the between them well
over well ed and properly graded otoning solng of ltur
the s with less than sharp
The pankng will then be spked down lengths eaeh
aide Of ridge OF best ourd hard yellow plank
feather edged the sides toward the under ace The
ends ut of road will be squared but the other ends
connect with SAID ridge, they be 6cveed
street road, between Julia and Grod streets.
pauks to be of beat seasoned hard yellow
defects calculated impair their strength durability
inches wide by inches thick and 10 feet long the work
They TO be brought clos well onted spiked
nch pressed spikes at every intersection SILL and to be well
cred over the joints with sharp sand
The whole conformity with lines and levels
Of Lafayette and the Second Municipality the
full aaisfaction. -
Bids be by the running work subject appro-
val of the Council Of the Second Municipality.
Security the ul amount of the undertaking will he required to the
satisfaction Of sBid Council.
And
OF each third Of which by the adjacent
the Lafayette aide third by those the Second Municipality
and the balance in equal parts BY said two CORPORATIONS
HUGH GRANT Surveyor of the Second Municipality.
IL.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEwORLEANs, Dec. 13, 1851
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY NO. TWO

MAYoRALTY OF NEwORLEANs, Dec. 13, 1851
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY NO. TWo,l
Sitting OF TUESDAY, December 9, 1851. !
ESOLVED, That it is the intention of this
Council provided that there is satisfactory opposition
heTs9 open out Street Shell Road terni
feet and adjoining the property Of the Newocans banking
pay said opening be made under the passed Sd April 1882
regulating the opening laying Of
and the act ansndhtor thereof approved May
twenty days the official and in the NewOeans Be French
and English, of said intention.
[Signed JAMES II. CALDWELL, President.
Approved December IS, 1851.
- [sisnedl A. D. CRsSMAN, Mayor.
True copy: II. BIER, Clerk.
MAfoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS DEcRMpER ls, 1851.
rs" NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue Of the
above resolution passed the Municipality No Two
sitting sh Dssnes 3 thH not les. ts from the
act the contemplated by said open
cut Common Street Shell Read from It's termination through The
MeAre Road straight line, width of adjoining
ory Of The Neworens Canal Banking Company agreeaby
oisons the act OF the Legislature of the 1882 regulating
the ofstrees and the meaory approved
May, lSl7. A. D. C2OSSMAN, Mayor.
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WANTED.

NV TANTED TO HIRE-A Servant, q first rate
Cook Washer and Irone guaranteed by her Apply
at No. los Cnrondelet street jan3 If
NV 7ANTLD TO HIRE-A first rate colored
Creole Cook for whom fair will be paid None need
Apply unless well recommended Inquire this Office. o2s
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NEW G00DS-P w. WO0DLIEF, No. 13
Chnrires has received per steamships Winfield Scott
non sna Empire CITY, and by tes sailing packets from BSs
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS heretofore variety
dnd recherche style, which he offer, AND RETAIL
P his pnons reduced prices Tbs stock consists
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MAYoRALTy oF NEWnRIEANs. .pEcr,1ngp lG 1

MAYoRALTy OF NEWoRLEANS, DECEMBER l6, 1s51r
9aS~ NoTIcE is hereby given, in virtue of the
above resolution passed the Council OF Municipality
sitting September 80 ISL and accordance with the ordinance
1882 adopted by Mayor Council their
sitting of December 1851 will sell office MONDAY the
18th January 1852, NJ IL o'clock the bidder the
iarnsng all the material and laying Plank Road Felicity Road
from Apollo Howard the whole
cations of the Surveyor. Gdlsl A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor.
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DOlbeas''s 1V'rifiag and BOOK
ke41lillO e4CO6yp17a9x
MILLINERY AND FANCY.

MFRS, CLARKE, (at Mrs. Campbelrs 80
NH old Sand} Poydra and Caondee streets
just received BoNSETS, FLOWERS, RIBBONS &A
etc, which she Offering suit the imes. WI
Mrs G. has cleaned in very superior
T Merchants will ni their orders promptly and satisfactorily filed
al this establishment. jams If
NTEW FRENCH MILLINERY--NEW
GOODS VERY CtIEAP.Mn. G. w. ROPER, No 1658.jsJA
Poyds respectfully the ladies' that she
b will constantly keep hand beau m assortment OWL
SILK BoNNETS, STRAW BONNETS,
RIBBONS FLOWERS,
PARAS0LS EMBROlDERIES
DRESS TRIMMINGS TOILET ARTICLES,
LADIES' MERINO VESTS, and variety Of FANCY GOODS,
which will be sold very cheap for cash.
10 Country orders promptly attended to. Old Bonnes cleaned
altered. ol 6m
FRENCH DRESS MAKING Mrs G.
ROPER, No. les Poylra, street, inrr. the attention
OF tic ladies 10 the style and which she has
DRESSES and MASIlLLAs ulale w her experienced WI
Dress Maker ladies' please call and examine yourselves dl
mi RS. BRYAN, Nc ittj Canal street,
lVH respectfully informs ia
has received assortment Of FRENCH MILLINERY ANDWJ
FANCY GOODS, consisting Lies' and Chldien BON WI
NETS RIBBoNs FLOWERS AND GLOVES and variety
TRIMMINGS, which sha wsel moderate DRESSES
IN tile newest style and ut the shortest notice. nl5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-14

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, December 81, 1851.
Rs~ In VIRTUE of the above resolution, passed
BY the Council of Municipality sitting
1851 notice is hereby that will sell MONDAY
January &C. 1881 at u o'clock to the lowest bidder the for
building Brick Sabe Trough,
Mechanics Fire Company No plans spe6ea-
file in the CROSSMAN Mavor.