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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-20
AS A DYSPEPSIA cuREE,

DR. Houenros's PEPSIN has produced the most mar
velous effects in curing Of Debility Emancation Ne
vous Decline and Dyspepe Consumption 1t impossible
to give the OF in the limits this
tro hundred remarkable cures IN Philadelphia, New York
and Boston alone These nearly all desperate cases.
and the cures only rapid and wonderful but per-
manent.
It'll great Nervous Anfdoe and particularly useful
tendency to Bilious disorder Liver Complaint Fever and
Ague badly treated Fever and Ague and the evil effects
oQunine, Mercury and other drugs upon the Digestive
Organs, after long sickness Also for In eating
the too free ofarient spirits 1t almost reconciles Health
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-20
Hoasrs AND OTHER ANIMALS

There Is nothing that can be compared to the
Mustang Liniment in its speedy and permanent
cure OF strains bruises cuts. gads. chafes, scrach
es sweeny, poll evil 6stula. big head SPAWN ring
bone, wind gall cracked heels, or any other wound
stinness, or unnatural enlargement of bone or
msscle livery stable keeper of this city had
match horse that he priced very highly, that had
large ring bone on both legs. The horse was
completely cured, and his limbs left perfectly
smooth nv he 1 mi
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-20
scrENT TIC EVIDENCE!

BARON LIsBIo In his celebrated Animal Chemis-
try An Artificial Digestive Fluid, analogous 70 the
Gastric Juice, be readily prepared from the
inembrance OF the OF the CALI In which various
ticies OF food. and eggs will be soeaed, changed
and dgesied inst in The ey woud be the
human stomach
DR. CoMBE. in his valuable writings the Physiology Of
Digestion observes that "a dniuuon Of the due quantity
Of the Gastric Juice prominent and allrreyaing
Of Dspersia aud be that sting professor
OF medicine in London. severely afflicted with this
complaint finding everything else TO fail had the
Gastric Juice obtained living animals
which proref completely successfu'
Dr. GRAHAM, author OF the famous works "Fegetabc
Diet itis remarkable physiology, that
stomachs Of animals In water mpart the
the property OF dssoving various articles Of food and of
fecng kind Of ciul Digestion Of them in differ
cnt from the natural digestive process
n Call on the Agent and get Descriptive Circular graf
s giving large amount Scientific Evidence similar the
above together with Reports Of Remarkable Cures from all
papts Of the linited Stntes
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-20
Mechanic Arts.

MeCn0MIc Aus.
s5 REMOVAL.
CABINET AND COFFlN-MAKING..s
Ssa ns4s y ANDREW RoUsH
RESPECTFULLY informs he citizens Of
kCMartin sbtfrg and yiefnf1y. that he has re-
moved hisSbop his residence on King Street.
diagonally opposite Billmire's Hotel, where he
continues to carry on the
Cabinet-sIaking Business,
10 allts various branches; aud in returning his
thanks for former patronage, takes occasion to
pledge himseIf-which, from experience, he is
freeto do--tbat he is prepared 10 manufacture
-ofas, -ide-Boards, Bureaus, Tables Bcdsteads,
n Spring Seat Chairs, Wardrobes, &c., up
Eaon as reasonable terms, and style and
- 'manneras satisfactory 10 those seeking bar.
gains, as can be elsewhere obtained.
He is also prepared to manufacture COZ
FINS, Of Walnut, Cherry and Mahogany He
has good HEaRSE, and is prepared to ac
eommodate persons in town and County
Martfnsburg June 9, 1919
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03
oh, divine Lover Of children, kiss Thou

Oh, divine Lover Of children, kiss Thou
her into life once more
La pauvre Pauline! Thy hands are so
cold-so cold. All, mon Diea so cold.
Where art thou now, my child " cried the
heart. broken parent.
Years, long yenrs ago. The stricken
tree has persisted rs the blighted flower.
Others 1.-Two in the house the father and
daughter then occupied aud the parrot has
gone to the bird iancicrs. There, at all
times. out of season and on, of place, he
repeats wha, be heard his old master often
est say. Il is nature.
"Will You sell us that parrot 7 " we asked.
"Sacre no." said tho shopman. He
is too old. Et puts, he amuses me and 9th
cr birds | can make him call the jolie de-
rnoiselle any time, for cracker. Noulez.
vous de buiscoit. my bird Listen"
Poor Pauline All, mon Dieu - said
the parrot and stopped. Delta.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03

LATER FROM Sorru AnkR,cA.--",po,'
,o,t. IL Tyue.--By the arrival Of the bark
frederick Demming from Rio Jancir', we
arc placed in possession Of adsices to the
Ip,h January. A few days previous to her
s,,l;,, a ru,nor had reached the city that
. hattie had been fought by The forces Of
General. Rosas aud urqnizs. in which the
latter was signslly defeated, and that ',ooo
Of HE troops had deserted aud joined the
ranks Of General Rosas. - was ais" r"'
morsd that the German portion Of the army
engaged in fighting the Argentine Rer.n,'c
has become greatly di.nfIcc'ed toward the
nrn,iliau Government. and that General
Ro.ss was cnd-svoving 10 prevail upon
them 10 become his allies.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03
Tur C>.r or CnrvuLtss Wicof

Tur C>sg or CnEsuLtss Ni'off.
MIR. Weed. in his last letter, enligh,ens
the public still further ss to the case OF Mr.
Henry Wycolr, who is in prison at Genoa
II seems that. by the laws of Sardinia, a
prisoner i. denied the benefit OF counsel.
and kept entirely secluded until the test'.
mony ssainst him has all been taken This
wa. slow process. and for three weeks
WycoT was left quite alone to contemplate
the chances Of going for ten OF fifteen Year,
TO the ealIeysl Finally. Mr. baken. the
American Consul. got pefmissio" to vi.i,
him. WycoE assumed that the American
Government, whose dignity had been In
suited by his Imprisonment, was bound to
see him righ,ed. and insisted tso says Mf
Weed, upon making his case national
affair. WycoT. a, first. rejected the o'd'
nary means OF defence. ba, has since con.
claded 10 employ counsel His fate is still
in Doubt, though M effort is making 10
place his defence upon grounds that WI
IL, him of with year's imprisonment. Tie
talks much Of his relations aud employ
,nents as n public functionSry. and tells
queer things about his former connections
with the New York Herald
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03

Tur LArGsr lNssNrio>.-lt 10 stated
that an Invention has just been perfected
in Boston by which the mails between any
two place. say Boston and New York
may be transported in fil:een minutes. Tho
Boston Transcript says;
awe had mn opportunity this morning
Of examining the above. named invention,
and we could see no good reason, why II
should no. be practically s"ccessiul W.
arc not at liberty to say much upon the
.ubjec, Mt present; but the experiments
which we Witnessed, were Of character
to inspire confidence 10 the saccess Of the
principle. applied even to a distance Of 800
miles or more. The beauty Of the coniri.
vance Is i,s pcrfec. simplicity
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03

YANKEE srssp. An Englishmsu boast.
ing Of the superiority Of horses in his eoun.
,ry. mentioned that the celebrated Eclipse
had run a mile in minute. Ny good
.,|,ow." exclaimed an American present.
" that il rather less than tl's average rate
of our common rcad.,ers. live At my
country sest, near Philadelphia. aud vine"
i ,;I, IN a hurry to town, OF morning. my
avn shadow cant keep up with me, but
generally Gomez into the store to ind me,
from inmate TO minute and half alter
nv arrival. Ono morning the t'ease was
Restless, and rode him ~ fssl ~ possibly
could, several times arosnd aIavge fsstosy-.'
;.,s 10 take tho I'D harry cst Of him. We'll.
~ NJ wen, "a fast, that shs whole time !
saw nv back directly before ne. and WAS
twice u danger u riding over nysslf"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03

The wedding wna over the guests bad
departed. and the happy pair had retired &c
their chamber. and were snuggly ensconced
in bed, when Jack, in the course Of quiet
conversation with his wife. unwittingly al
luded to his favorite subject. by casually
speaking Of himself N being a democrat
What" exclaimed she, turning sharp.
ly aud suddenly towards him; "are you a
democrat"
"Ye.. madam" replied Jack. delighted
with the idea Of having n patient listener
To his long restrained oratory. "les,
madam, | am n democrat, attached "a tho
great progressive party, regular oat and
outer. doably dyed and twisted in the
wool"
"Just double and twist yourself out Of
this bed, then" interrupted his wife. ~
am wing; !, am and never sleep with
any man protesting the abominable doe
trincs you do
Jack WAS speechlcss from absolute amaze.
meut That the very wife OF his bosom
should prove traitor. was horrible! she
must be testing lie demonstrated - in
vain; tried persuasion !, WIS useless;
nos, md m. only alternative lef, him wa.
a prompt remuneration of his hcresy, or to
n separate bed 10 another room. Jack did
no, hesitate. To abjurc the great md -.
tablished doctrines OF his party, to renounce
HI. oll.,;,,c, ~ m. f.i,h tha, had bccome
;la,,,;,'.I .,,i,h h;s vary heinz IN .urr.od,.r
,h,.. ,,,o,;o.. n,;nc;,;cs which hnd grown
,.;,h ~. .r,,,b and s,ren,,iened with his
.,,ann,,. 81 ,,,o nh. Win, and r.nr;ce Of
,o,,.n v.. n,,.Iy reJiculou. md al.
s,,J .nJ ho ,b,.w I;m.elf from the bed
a ",1, $500. a a. ls,ys m. room
A. hc wn. leaving the door his wife
.c,.,usl an, IN HIM,
al .,y ny dea, uhcn Won rcpen, your
,.,.., .,d ,.c,,t xoor ms, errors inst
lnoeL n, nv door md perhnps | will let
60, 4,
: ma joo, w,, y;ol.,,Iv ,I.mcd and Jnct
.aa,,aI ,,,.,L6,ll, IN on.s, of another
an.,,,on,
"f' , , .aa.a of ;,so,,., divinity and firm con.
vi.,iop ,h,, he was a MARTYR in the RICH,
,a,,s, s,,.r,,L.,.d h;s ,,iJe and he rcsolv.
ed IN hold out until hc forced his wife to =
..,,;,,,,.,;an
l., m. ,orn;,, she met him rs if 10Th.
inc Ind b,nnene1. bu, whenever Jack ven.
,n7.d IN return 10 III. ruo.ure Of the night
n,.y;ou. ,hs,. un.n laughing devil in her
'.,a mich hs,,ot. her powes. and ex,in.
..;s.od hona sarnud time b. repnircd
- h;s loneiy couch. and a second time he
:. ,l.J u,on HI. nride 10 sarpor, him in the
s,ru,gl. which he now found was getting
.,.s,,, ~, ,.n,od Nj. cuv.es "lond
h,, no, J,ano a, Tho waywardnes. and
aanr;... n ,lo az, in General. and at his
o,,n v;f, in observation-disclosures how
each Ion,.r .he would hold out--whether
~. s.T,rsd a. ac,,.Iy a. h. did and tried
IL, -. lai'.J- L;,,.oi, Il, n,olo,y the %.
,,,,,cmc,t pe,hap. she would come 10
l;n IL ,h, ,,,ninr -p,obahly that very
ninh, ,nJ en-. for q reconciliation, But
u'sn came ,he recollection of tina, innexi.
IIo conn,e,,,c. If tina, unbending will.
81 ,h,, l.,ch;,, nn,ityinr eyc-and he
81, san,;nnsJ ,h,, he was hopiuc npaipst
home nnd desnairin,Iy he turned to the
waIl for ohliyion from tho wrc,chedness Of
hi. avn ,h,ucb,s
The .scorJ dnv was a rcpe,it;on of the
a,s, ma .l,u.;oo was made to the forbid.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03

A Young lad recently ran away fro"
.,n,. and went n 4 tavern whore he Was
found Nv a friend. with a cigar N his mca,h
What made you leave home sa@ sne
friend "Oh!" said he. father ard mother
VS. % ss.sy that ! sesd'ns s'a"s ito
! qui. 'sm."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03

StxsvlAs LAw.--1tis sAa1sd that q ~
late session n ~ Dsiawsrs Leg.slaesss.
a law posed dselsdeg seat - sasbsa =
,i,s nsssnit,sa slavss shall ~ Asesme
re- = k,,stafsrs, bss hall ~ NJ " alavssy
a. loag Il ~ liss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03

I,,xcAt U>NRuxe ~ WISCONSIN,. Not
w,b.,anding banking has been Illegal IN
wisconsin for years past, the Wisconsin
Marine and Fire Insurance Company, aud
one or two other Institutions, have followed
the business pretty extensively. The last
Legislature Of Wisconsin passed a law
submitting the Bank question to the dec's'
ion of the people. and the majority in favor
m Ranks was overwhelming. The pres
emit Legislature Is engaged in maturing a
Free Banking system, and Governor Fare
well has ordere, writs Of quo wnrr".io to
he issued against Alexander MITCHELL OF
the Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance
Comoauy, Levi Blossom, Of the milwaukee"
Rank. and W. T, Kichmonds. OF R,ch'
u,ond's Exchange Bank, to appear before
the Supreme Cour, OF the State, aud show
Ly what authority they issue paper money
MAxxorH BALx OF Corro>.--Mr,
u prs,er Of Marion county. has delivered
n .l,s Planters Warehouse n this city "
h.,~ Of cotton weighing LII Ms u was
sold hy Messrs. :. W. Bloodworsh x Co.,
to Iirasy D. Iui. Esq. Of As'"nsn' Tor :
prsmism rsios. This bals Of cotton was
maeis, ginned. asa packed BY NJ fr"'s'
and y dostAlsss ~ lss9ese bals ever PACK
cd u Georgia. ~ OsiN&ssrs Democrat
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03

Roger sherman WAS Representative In
Congress from Connecticut his bust"ess
had been making shoes. John Randolph
rose, and with his usual squeakins sound,
.ai,l. IL should like 10 know what the gen.
,leu,sn did with his leather apron before he
s., out from Washington T" Mr.. sherman
replied initiating the zane squeak. 81 en-:
!, nm sir. 10 make mocxsins for the de-.
cendauts Of rocahontas."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03

Addison has len on record the following
important sentence 1.-Two psrsons Who
hav, chosen each other oct Of oil the sps,
ci-s, viii design 10 h. each others nsaaal
comfort and entertainment, have IN that
action bcsnd themselves 10 be good hs.
movsd, aGable. fssgivine. tMtisat. and jcytsl.
with respect 10 each others frailtss asS
i.ppes(eetions, to ~ ed Of theif kseA"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03

I. n MD bat ~ fesssass n Ne Rosl's-
clilds are not less .hau e755, 900, go
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-03
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Tw,l,. pr cent will bc charged IN Advertisements
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-08

sa Dc MoMAhsn do Cherry, isndc..ss Adet Do 9s
hdes Wright Williams &c0dT cotton nHae Goldman co
IS do Greenwood Gco2 HArrisonl do Smith &co
- do Ward Jonrsl Burbdge Adama3 pkss nd to Kelly,
Conynghsm &co-szotal, $50 bales cotton.
bayou steamer Nov Iatona bales cotton Oakley
% do c 6es4 do to
Scott d Robnon-sunIrios orde-Toal IL baea cotton.
ST Anna No bales
Bslocq5o hhd bills Lobt Capenier2 hhds
II bbs3 noassess Gerhrd &eol4 bbs Hall
Iefran Tee-5 oyer-2 Stewart Norton co15u hides
and suDdries order.
CAROLINA BLuFFsPer steamer Caspian cotton TO
Jackson &co30 do Cooper &ro-0 do II W III-l0
Ward Jonns4 do Branisr,
tgno-i do Wright Wlamn &ol bale pees hides II Carter
aeo-sundries to order-TotAI, 1873 bales cotton.
FLATBOATS.
In First District
INDIANAPer TalLots bbs owner on board
NDANAPer Conneways boat bbs -four 1871 casks bacon
Hewitt, Norton 4co. " ~ "
PASSENGERS.
Per steamship Fashion, BayM Moore Mrs Moore
and tive children, Mr. J b Iinrnl. N' "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-08

STATEMENT.
Cotton, bales. Tobacco, hhdB.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1851 $3.50 23,s7l
yesterday 49,. 757-l40Sns5 73S-74s24
l.423;475 98695
Exported to date. ....1 3S4572 6I03l
ye5terday..... 4227..13SsT99 5l2=67.5i3
Stock on hand not cleared. .....,. .34676 31152
TOBACCO-We did not hear of u transaction closed
during the day.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-No change Sales confined
to small lots
FLOUR-sales 1900 bbls including 100 hbs Indiana
SO rs $50 favorte brands in three lott. SO so 100 St.
Louis at "a q u Dbl and bls extra Indiana and St.
Louis on private terms.
GRAlN-Corn was quiet, and barely 1900 Jacks taken
including 800 sacks mixed at As and $50 mixed and yellow
at 5ot = bushel. Oats steady and 300 sacks St
Louis sold at 300 d bushe Of Bran 100 sacks brought
S7h& u 100 Id.
PROFESSIONALISM was tending downward with sales
of uninpeced Mess at $50 Mess retailing at $50
bbl .of Bacon We noticed sales Of 100 casks, in
Guiding go casks Sides Shoulders on private terms
30 casks citycured Sides at 9ie p b. go bbls prime
Beef were taken at sl3 90 d OF Lard 100 bbls sold
ut 91se 4, ID
BAdGING AND RoPE-5o pieces sold at - and 50
coils at ID besides which hear 100 pieces and coils
sold Tuesday at 10 and o. 100 at I2aI and 81 and 10
coils choice Rope at 6lie.
L1ME-33o bbls Utica sold at 81 O21s p bll.
FREIGHTS-We heard of no new engagement
EXCHANG ES-Demand fair
sterling .1094 0l1o1z
NewYork sixty day Bills = ct die
sight cheeks Oh NeTfork partO14 p ct disc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-08
ICE-ICE-ICE.

Ice.
w ELLIS JENKINS seller large supply Of
this article dispose OF PoYDRAs AND
CHARLES STREETS, Depot CORNER VICTORY ELYsIAN
FIELDS STREETS IA CHARITIES STREET,
nj the CORNER ROBIN AND RELIGIOUS STS inh2s If
TCe-ECe.
NEW ICE HOUSE.
LEREE STREET. nearly opposite Messrs. Armstrong
Steamship Wharf, and
No. SIS TGHOUPITOULAS STREET.
]. STAFFORD d CO.
TT ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-08
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE THE DAILY CREscsHr,l
Thursday Morning, July s. 1852 !
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship jas Day. Talbot Galveston AIatagoda Bay
SEP SEP saas Heon ss ssS % York GAey c cS
ST. 15S A%1 sa., sssy %
ARRIVED.
Ship k ff Psssd Y I'D ar. rss;s s Boston
Bark @ Brown from Boston, days
ss Rs ss F s Xs IL. sss, Pss M, dist
s s" ss "so dist
Steamboats,.
S N sfssEf rom i4s four '"''A''''
susy, Johnston. h0 idO from t Fort Tos VI,
,oqaes, Peterson from Eddyyils.
a 1nS "S s AID t !"
s a s si fRg g and Telegraph and
~, BelowmComing Up,
MEMORANDA
ts The steamer Patrick Henry left St Louis the port
loading for New Orleans steamers Illinois, TuscumLs
The steamer Amaranh arrived Louis having
~heel-house carried away.
EXPORTS.
s s's." ag xEy Dy 4 sa an" 81
mss s'' and 100 kegs lard rs boxes so do Candles s5 pkg
LyERPooL-pe ahp Saxon 1862 bales cotton sss bills flour 1901
sks corn, 2o7 eks $40 bbs and SO tcs oil cake.
LlVERPoOL-Per ship Osborne a99s bales cotton,
sss ns ss 0"s' hemp S4aS pigs lead 40 Ds whisky IL
CADlZ-Per ship Josephu. 2O5, 900 sayes
CHARLESTON-Per Harriet and Martha bbd ,,,cco ss
ss sa 4. sdps 90 . IF
paper bis Potatoes e Dns as do '00 '
PENSACoLAPer sehr Susan Emma 100 bbls shells
IMPORTS
RosToNPer ship Unicorn j l. Warner scoapi
assorted mdse. ' NV AN'
BosToN-Per bark Ro1ana: Assorted mlse
MARSEIILEs-Per brig Emile Wines oils, etc.
BRAzoS ST JAGoPer schr Rogers: hides Whersu xc
-142 do IS bales wool Geo Foster &co ~ $50
PENsACoLAPer schr Walter feet lumber C poosy tco
,, RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Williams d s sms l 9uos eo hhds tobacco to Bands
Byans DO Hewitt, DO Fraser &soas Do
Ef se Wilson afs,s
S "a: se'S' ss:'ss
%be d. = hhs If. ssss. + rolls
S's ssH sfs Day
soTo .' SsGe &c. S
ST LouIsVPe steamer Patrick Henry $50 tb flour Connolly
Sssas Ss'ss'1 do %s 81
hay Stone Wswoh boxes
Bro ts sI D sa s ss s 5 s 5 1 Ny
Turner rope Bel s,sbbns05i Do
ss ssa To order do butter Monitor"
steamer h 70 bids 1Ss
IL do Rom "A Al! m " d. ds
DO bales moss Canmaei sgares do Flower Ssoss do
s1.9 onions s. d s aa sm.
90 sa nS lsps LaSs ea an Es Sss eas
,oa % Brauds Williams aeo-as Nelson aeos0 Noa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-08
REGULAR PACKETS.
THOR MoBILE-Daily U. 8. Mail m

LyOR MOBILE.-Daily u s. Mail aT-A
II Line-sammsr Anangsrnsnt--Ths and
packet FJOUI1A,
master, OREGON, A. Her nsa.sr, thsyns
exprssiy trads with superior aseonnoiatns
will leave the Railroad DAILY
Christian Pascazoula and reurnsng will
Pasragoula, Christian and Bsy st. Lous daily.
with ought
the II O'Clock will not stop 70 take freight
after the arrival Of the 70 O'Clock
Freight Christian ought u b sent fo
ate aInsrs CALIFORNIA or MOBILE, leaving daily.
~ The Way Letter Mobile and Coast andngi viii leave
the Of gent at 40 minutes past o'clock
jel r. GEDDES, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-08
Neworleans Agency of the Mutual Pro-
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS.t
NEw ORLEANS, May s, 1859.
pY VIRTUE of the 37th Section Of the Act
the Legislature the State Louisiana entitled An Act to
Consolidate City NewOaan provide the government
the 9TH OF the entitled IAN Act Supplementary
Consolidate the City Newosans and providing the ncopoa
ton OF the City Lafayette with the City Of Nsw0rlean
2Sd February the entitled
Supplementary Consolidate the New0rleans
provide for the and of its affairs, approved
Mar llth, 1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS be at the Banking
esrs CORNING CO. in the city Of New York, TuRDAf.
the 18th May MONDAY the 18th July IL O'Clock
purchase OF all portion TWO THOUSAND BONDS
OF TIE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS the sumo ONE THOUSAND
DOLLARS EACH to be ssued conformity the adopted
BY tbs at meeting held on the 2St April 1852 said
Bonds to be dated July 1859 payable FORTY YEARS the Office
OF t City Treasurer with the rate
divided attached theeto sni being made
payable the LIST January and the LIST July
Of the office OF the City Treasurer the New
York, at the option OF the purchaser.
The proposals be endorsed Offer for the purchase Bonds the
City Newoeans and be opened audcaed highest
the third Monday, the 18th July, 1852, at /? o'clock
In there should be bids the rae the
of Bonds offered they shall be divided nearly
possible, amongst the bidders.
the all the maturei obligations the City Newossns
and OF the late F Second and Third Municipalities e the City
of Coupons Coupons
debts due Notes. Cash Warrants, presentation thereof
the City Treasnrer's Office.
-coaMIssIoSERs-
A. d. CROSSMAN, Mayor,
U. DEBUYS Comptroller,
WIN Il. GARLAND Treasurer,
WM P. CONVERSE, Chairman of the
Finance Committee OF the Board of Aldermen
l.. II. PLACE. Chairman Of the Finance
Committee Of the Board of Assistant Aldermen
A. LtNEr, Secretary. tyl0
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-08
Usi1Ep STATES Dlsrgrcr CouRr UNITED STATES VS.
EASTERN DISTRICT LOUISIANA package PICTURES Etc

Us1Ep STATES DIsrErcT couRr UNITED STATES
DISTRICT LOUISIANA. package PICTURES, Etc
No. 6sl3.
I'm OBEDIENCE to the command of an at
H. tichment and monion suit
have seized and into following Goods
and Merchandise imported from Havre France hs ship Mobile
wit; ONE PACKAGE containing PICTURES AND SAMPLES,
marked Tin dismond) L. p Co. and numbered beed
the United States of America with their
trct Court of the United States for the Eastern District Of louisiana
and do hereby adnonsh the
other pons having pretending ray right
title interest appear
the United statas for the District aforesaid be holden the
NewOrlean before the MONDAY dnte
they have why the said ONE PACKAGE
ing PICTURES AND SAMPLES marked lin diamold) r. Co,
numbered should be forfeited
States, be sold agreeaby the prayer ibelan
WM. S. SCOTT U. S. Marshal,
Eastern District Louisiana.
U. S. Marshas Office, louisiana
June a. 1859. je25 jy3l2