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National Medical College, Washing

Weshington, ID. @,
TUE thyh of Lectures win commence on the
Il first Monday in November, and continue March.
FACULTY;
Thomas Miller, NJ D., professor anatomy physiology
William p Johnston W D., professor Of obstetrics and the dis
OF children.
Joshua Riley NJ D. professor medca, therapeutics
and hygiene.
John May, NJ D. professor Of principles practice
Grafton Tyler NJ D. professor Of pathology and practice mee
cine.
King stoue D. professor OF mcoscopcal and paho-
logical anatomy.
Edward Foreman, NJ D. professor Of chemistry and pharmacy
James +. Morgan, NJ. ID, and demonsfrntor.
Practical be
Clinical instruction gwen through period the lectures
Washington tnhrmary with college
Here medicine and surgery both taught practically.
The entire expense full course OF lectures is eos 90
Practical anatomy, by the demonsaor. 10 90
Matnculating Fee payable only e....,........ 90
eraduauon expenses. rs 90
Admission 70 the medical and surgical without charge
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ ID, Dean u the fsculty,
Once and residonce Of Washington and Gay Georgetown
Aug 3-2aw3mdscp
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oI,D MIL. SEAT FOR SALE. CONTAINING TyyEyT1

nIsD MILL SEAT FOR SALE, CONTAINING TWENTY
oflgnd, beug MONTGOMERY county,
Georgetown Ml, called
Georgetown half canal by
Barton Duey's MIL Captain John, person wishing
such properly will do well call and living Concord
church, within mile OF the above
N. B.-Penty Of water and building
Aug lO-9aw3ts WILLIAM SAVER,
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pRoFEssIoNAL CARD.-JAMEs g. GUNNrLL MI D.
win ~ dentistry occupied by
his father, Or Gunne for the past "A years. Presidents square
Aug 5-eodlm,
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Yacht Race.

PHlLApRLPHIA, August 9.--Ths yachts Blanca, of New
York, and George l. Bown, started to-day their
race the Breakwaer and back for 81 ,0oJ The Blanca
passed Wilmington to-day at quarter past O'Clock,
Two miles ahead of the G.. L. Brown.
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White Hail, Now Windsor Carroll county, Mary
Iana.

Nnl5 wekno establishment thoroughly reho-
yaied and hed for the especial benefit Of families wishing
comfort, and retirement IL located
for auby IN the Immediate vicinity excellent supnur
and residence, places more de-
siabe ia s state than the romantic village OF New Windsor
The subscriber sill accommodate weny nve
The table viii be the Of
will be furnished with the OF waes liquors. eli
gaTs &C.
The for beard shall be moderate, aud nothing will be e
Windsor aud be reached either by
stage 10 Westminster BY the Baltimore Ohio railroad
Mount Airy, either Of which places
found convey passengers New Windsor notice Is
given the subscriber few days before,
= SARAH BARTHOLoW, Proprietor.
Juyp3-du j. r. BARTHoLoW, Agent
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Seizure J Another Amerieaa Vessel.

Picrou, IN s } Aug 6.-The American fishing vessel
Johu Honda OF Gloucester Massachusetts has been cap
tured aud carried into Chahottetown as prizs.
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lived by the snperinteni.nt

PROPOSALS will be received by the supcrinten
the Treasury building until the 18Th instant supply
Of 300 cords hcko wood portion thereof than 80
To he OF the best quality delivered
the Treasury yard-say in October and
November next,
i-eodN
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Terms One third cash residue in equal payments six
months, satisfactorily secured bearing
All the OF purchaser Title perfect
Aug l0-d JAS. @. MCGUIRE, Auconeer
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Land for Sale In Eastera Virginia.

rHE undersigned being prevented by from attending
by him, concluded offer IL for
private This about miles Williamsburg
In Williamsburg located two hourishing
which considered be
in excellence the William and Mary College IL
this institution under the supervision OF The
bishop Episcopal Church Virginia, and
Individuals deous OF
children osred therefore, nducement
this vicinity Moreover lines of steamers between New
Richmond will shortly touch regularly
within miles from this farm; and that account IL
converted lucrative market garden Ii consists
woodland arabic land and valuable meadows contains fine
spngs mill and abundance of mari The
whole to ISL
OF miles iis the Norfolk Beacohn
since, gentleman who is the
offered S. for 40 land refused
person who wished make purchase
TO establish vegetable garden,o &c,
THE vEGETABLK Lower ViRoIsIA.-We take from
following statistics &c. .The steamship
Roanoke yesterday New carried
(Norfok 81 barrels cherries and 2E barrels The
Baltimore boats, week have averaged each "Trip 2O
Ii Is estimated that less than half million
win be realized the by the shrmen
vegetables from this port ''-Riehmond Enquirer.
signed, at Williamsburg, Virginia. -
July 22-lawl5 JOHN NJ. GALT, M. ID. +,
ERENCH-PLArE MIRRORS, for manteIs and pter.,
marble braekesThe undersigne
hand French looking glasses onamented and plain
picture frames which he OF
workmanship material, and will sell low they
bought In the country,
Old frames regilded. -
FRANCIS LAMB,
Directly opposite National Theatre, Washington, D..
July l-eod2mif
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Orange and Alexandria and Manassas Gap RaiiroAds
E daily O'Clock
a. M Passensers connect with sawyes lines Of coaches
p. M. Fare through, a..
BY the aiHs for wauenton, Fanquier SPRING,
Culpeper Court house, Court Gosdonsve
with the Virginia Central railroad named
point thence Charlottesville, by sswyeT
reaching Wauenon Springs early dinner hour Cupeper
Court house by O'Clock, Gordonsyiie full
the Of the Virginia from
Richmond Charlottesville Through GordonsvIe,
Sawyers coaches above their
fnish
Saie Mr. Sawyer his
nexons and the public upon careful driving and good
to all points
Both OF the above railways laid with heavy on and
the modern
eneeed the United provided with
safety beams guards and all Of the approved railway
Through tickets be obtained Potomac House PsnnL
ynnia Washington, and Newton Mansion House, Aern
dria. Baggage 100 lbs per passenger
Alexandria regularly Win the above
their arrival In Alexandria will find omnibuses Them
from the boats TO the railway station.
Excursion by either OF numbering
twenty and returning day. charged but one
The Orange road completed forteth mile
fauquier county and the Manassas Salem, Fauquier
SO miles from Alexandria.
n. NJ. MIDDLETON, Sup o. and Alex. u. r.
NJ NJ WELSH, Sup. M. g. r. r.
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New York Fashionable Clothing Estshlsshrnsnt,
wholesale and retail, for cash only.

hLFRED MuNRoE Co, No al Broadway, (heween Howard
IA strccts,) invite all persons visiting
pleasure, call their establish
men and the superb assortment Of
Pine and fashionable cloth,ng,
furnishing goods,
Boys and chidrens cloth, &c,
Of be- bcstde description, there exhibited
The principles which New establish
which made universally popular
and West, strictly adhered s 4f Broadway New York
facilities ior obtaining goods al
offer the chcest and fashionable Of gansn
and Al the lowest prices
Every article Is sold under fun guarantees.
No DEVIATION ~ price each article IL MARKED
plain figures the ticket and Instance
" made.
All descriptions Of clo,hng notice.
ALFRED MUNROE CO.
al Broadway, New York.
AIrHKp MurRor,l
ws u. Ansarr MAY o5--damif
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BY J. Q. MCGUIRE, Auotioneer.

GALE OF UNIMPRoVE0 PROPERTY in THE FIRST WARD
y AT AUCTONOn Friday afternoon, August l3, 5k O'Clock
shall sell without the following
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Wfs,frn HfnlS.

LouIsvnLs, August 9-At Kosciusko, Mississippi, on the
22i ul a Mr.. w, D. ID. Roy shot Dr. Brooks, who has
since died a Glasgow. Kentucky,
A negro abn burnt Saturday this place.
ard three children perished in the II tnes.
la this city Saturday, the iron foundry OF Messrs
Lawson Flank, ~ Co destroyed by fire. The loss
about Sl0,00J.
uemendou. thunder occurred here this afternoon
accompanied by heavy fail of rain.
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Pi.1sur. Excursion 60 Ola Point, Norfolk, and Cape
bs.sy

Pleasure. Escurslon on Point, NorIoIk, and Cape
t..sy
u &C.,, The steamer OSCEOLA viii leave Washington
ysskke above places Saturday,
nsSr& August ~ ut O'Clock, m. arriving eatly neat
Returning Osceoa will leave Norfolk iofWasbngton
Monday, the 18Th, at 4 O'Clock, pm m.
The boat will leave Norfolk for Old Point and the Capes Sunday
a O'clock apdng opportunity enjoy
the air TO baihe hh &c. and 70 visit Fortress Monroe
which the beautiful extensive military work In the
Union During the afternoon the Uceola Will the
Capes, from whence the view Old Ocean In all s majestic
grandeur Amer which will Norfolk, where
be agreeably
dock big ship Pennsylvania the many other and
Norfolk.
Passage fare for the round trip 50; gentleman lady
JAMES MITCHELL,
Aug ltd Captain.
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VHE Niagara Falls, From, Albany TO
Rochester by the opening the Rochester, Lock
aud Niagara Falls raroad enables passengers 70 pass from Al
bany Falls Falls Albany twelve hours sooner
tnan by any other route great convenience and
travelling public and must receive very large
share OF business
NEW AND DIRECT RoUTE TO NIAGARA FALLS,
Opening Of the Rochester, LOeort, and Niagara Falls Railroad
viii be opened the travelling
public "Wednesday June 80 le which time passenger trains
viii running follows;
LIST uan-Express, leaves Rochester at 6 80 al
2d " Accommodation 30 :"
ID Way 2op.
Arriving at Niagara Falls at Q 80 a and 30 and
Returning trains leave Niagara Falls
Let uain-wa leaves Niagara Falls at IS a.
ID Accommodation 20p
Sd Express Z" 90 I"
Connecting both with the regular trains ha Albany and
Rochester railroads.
this route leaving Albany by the 30
will hour breakfast.
Niagara Falls 80 leaving Albany nj 30
Niagara Falls at Returning leaving the Falls
by Of the will Albany, New York,
| N other line.
by this will take the right nj The
Rochester depot WARREN Col.BURN,
July ll-dimo Intel Superintendent
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Last Week OF ,he ranoran,as

Last Week OF the FanoranlAA
al odd FeiIoVs Hall,
1HE public respectfully BAYNRs gigantic pano
Iamas q voyage TO Europe, VIII positively close on Saturday
An exhibition Wednesday Saturday afternoons, 81
o'clock.
Admission cents children under I2 years OF age Is cents
Doors at Is moving O'Clock
Aug S--du
WATTS JAPAN AND THE JAPANESE. 1 vol, 1854.
The Japanese In the Nineteenth Century from The German OF
Japan, China Bmah SIAM ac,, &e, par Jancigny.
VOL, Paris, 1850
Austral Asia by Montgomery Martin VOL, London, 1880
Mae Farlane's British India. vol. London, 1859.
Crawds Grammar and Dictionary OF the Malay Language.
Chinese md English Dictionary. 9 vols Ceranpoor.
Aubers British India. . vols, London.
Wits and Wilson's British India 9yos, London.
China by Montgomery Marin. vols, London.
Aug 10 FRARCR TAYLOR.
Valley ofe Great Salt Lake-a history of their se progress
sc Lieutenant j. W. Gunnison Iopograph
ica engineers. just published and for safe by
TAYLOR X MAURY,
Aug 10 booksellers, near 9th street.
by IsR AEL 4 GREEN, Auctioneers.
MAYORS OFFoE,
Washington, August 7, 1852.
DY authority joint of
joint resolution
Mayor fish wharf the foot of Sixth
Fish wharf, 5t August, 1882
the highest bidder, public auclion
a. ~ 80 a. square numbered 5o3 and
the wharf attached thereto.
This property OF Sixth west, known
Terms and the balance three
and 10 months, from the day of
''''''' : JOHN w. MAURY, Mayor.
ISRAEL Il GREEN,
Aug s-dd Auctioneers
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Progress of the Cholera.

CHAMBsRsBuRG (Pa.,) Aug. 9-ln the last three weeks
there have 10 deaths cholera in this vicinity
Three enego,s died yesterday and there four
to-day-al negroes.
RooHEsrER, Aug 9.-There havs been only three
ases and two deaths of cholera in the last a hours
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

Ngw YoRK, August l0--A new thorough going free soil
weekly paper is about being started in this city
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Louisiana State Convention The Ns,o Constitution
Adopted.

CHARLEsTos, August s.-Tbe Louisiana State Convet
adj dJourned d,e. after adopting The const
tuuon by vote OF yeas 9o, naysS
The election for State officers aud members OF the legisla
ture is nxed Tor the 27th of December.
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ROUGHING ~ In the Bush or, Lars tn Canada ny
Library -
July FRANCK TAYLOR
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,fITNcIE TOMS CABIN As 1T rsI'' bsi.g Nsrra-
II ives Scenes inctienis Of the Life among
Lowiy ~ by w. l.. q. Smith. vol, with illustrations.
Aug N tRANCk TAYLOR
NoTICE.Person- having books, and wishing
opening of store, will much
ohee calling of Mers Cascu Dodon, where
the books placed charge Of book keeper Mr HIS
Aug I0-dtwf CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY co,
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STATE Of the OLi3 Ripsr.

PirrsBURG, Aug. l0--Tbree feet water in the channel
and rising. Freightsi To Cincinnati 3j cents /; Louis
Vile, so cents; to 81. Louis, 81 ats plenty.
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lEtnA insuranoe Company, OF Utica, N.w York

Capital $4,000
THIS company continues against
public private buildings country
stocks OF goods and merchandise generally Also
and risks by sieamboa railroads, and lakes kes
m mos favorable terms.
l system ofbusness equitable safe,
The Satisfaction they have accumulated
surplus fund.- which, addition the capital
invested the careful enabling
ind.mnincauon may
business with this company.
John u. HINNAN, President
IA. n. HAWLEY, Secretary.
CHARLES DE sELDIsG, Agent,
zth street, opposite Odd Feiows' Hal.
June 99-9awIy
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new ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CRY, |
Tuesday Evening july G. 1852.
The arrivals since yesterday were unmportapt There
Western Rervcs left on sale, but ample supply
Of other stock
BEEF CATTLE Zine Westerly G)61sc p Ii net,
=. (Iake and Texas) a1ata5c q fb net.
Hoes p fb net.
SHEEP. 81 00GaS2 10 p head.
Mich s25,0$45 q head.
CAls.s YEARlLNas. Sc 00(dgS 50 "A head
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I, and $1,000 per annum for a suit.

of girls confined therein, and $1,000 per for suit
able building. Adopted.
The same committee reported resolution making it
the duty of the City Attorney to attend to all legal pro-
ceedngs appertaning to the House Of Refuge Adopted
Also to have the around the House Of Refuge
paired at an expense not to exceed $50. Adopted.
resolution of coincidence the deceaso Of the Hon
Isaac T. Preston and ordering copy thereof to be
mitted to the family of the deceased, unanimously
adopted, and spread upon the minutes.
resolution dispensaton Of the rules was offered
requiring the Chief Of Police to scatter pscned sas
gerso to all manner of worthless Much debate
wherein many parcipated-much ordinations and much
waste Of timeuter which the resolution was adopted
To sraighten the track of the NcwOreans and Carroll
ton Railroad Company. Adopted.
After great deal OF improbable talk that terminated
in nothing, the reporters all left.
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more than nominal.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. -y,
Inferior :. 5AkD81s Middng Far .u1sh1--
Ordinary .........714N0s Fair nominal.
Middlng. G0sa Good Far:: nominal
Good Madling. 10150I Good and Fine nominal.
coTroH AND TOBACCO sTATEaEST.
Stock on hand Sept l. 1851 ......,.,.15sso 2s,s7l
''F'e'Fa y ysnse;i 4o7a2s aoi74oss
Exported to date. ... 1888 $50 a4sl
yesterday .... 69D-l35l5I2 550=85.o31
Stock on hand not cleared. .:3sl46 32g28
TOBACCO-We heard of % htds sold at lis, 40 at s.
and as at 5e besides 70 hfds without particulars
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The principal sale was 100
bbls Sugar house Molasses rcboiled: at 2Sf p gallon
FLoUR--saies 1900 bls including $50 Ohio at So 10
100 at SO So 300 Ohio at - 500 bbs Sour at So %
and 100 extra, damaged, at 81 l2}a p Dbl.
GRAIN--Corn dull, with sales of 5000 sacks in
Guiding 800 inferior at 49, 800 mixed at 4G 700 at 49,
yellow at So and $50 white in four five lots at SIC p
bushel Oats were held higher and 2i5o sacks St. Louis
sold and 500 at 35fG364 p bushel. of Wheat
lot of so 60 bbls brought 721Se p bushel.
PROFESSIONALISM retailing at SO 50lDS2l 90
for Mess at which rates we noticed sales of SO bbs in
two lots. Bacon steady and IL casks ordinary
Shoulders sold at Sc = fb Lard was very firm with
sales of 100 tercea poor No at ~ Al erces prime at
1919, and 200 kegs at 1lq T. b small lot Of Western
Butter sold at l0p q ID.
BAGGING AND ROpE-A sale of 50 pieces and coils
at 10 and Ct.
COFFEE-2Oo bags Rio sold 81. and 80 at &c p lb.
LIIEA lot of Utica disposed Of at 81 07ls p Dbl.
WHISKY-There a fair export demand, and we
noticed sales ofs50 bbls Rected in several lots at lie .
gallon
FREIGIITSA ship was taken for Bordeaux at S35 for
Slaves, and for London at at 50 80 for Tobacco
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fair at our quotations, which
are modified as follows:
steflAng IJ554 lDllu q
Francs. 5l7 aED5 221a
NewYork sixty-day Bills. al a ct disc
Sight Checks Newly rk. parEal "a u ct disc
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CREscEHr,l
Wednesday Morning, July 1862.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Ship France, Goiitng, Philadelphia, ca Meeker &eo
ss s's5 asafSs' 'f
span brig Lola, Casas Barcelona, P C'Gsaelis
Brig Morning Star, Townsend Navy Bay, VS. Brown
STEAMSHIP MeSeS Place ra' adano Via Galveston 4th Instant to
Steamboats,.
Gf fos5,' IRE, FRO from if Bayou sara
Lexington, Mather, from Louisville.
EXPORTS
saeao + hhds and vi ss o
lard ss pigs sacks corn bales
hemp DO Noes, $50 empty casks, II pkgs sndse.
BoRDEA uXPer ship Bay $4,000 slaves, roll mating
MARsE1LEsPer bark ssxony 1876 hhds and l5 bales tobacco
10000 slaves.
BosToN-Pe Brewer As bids tobacco $40 bbs lard
OIL 800 do meal 80 do whisky 60 DO -four do 1908 ss
skins and tnrs spkgs mdse.
sToCkHoL-Per brig Phoenix: 1875 hhd tobacco, 1000
ARcELoNA-Per brig Lola AGO bales cotton 1000 slaves
NAVY BAYPe brig Morning Star 25 bbls ao 40do pork 10 s
hams, 81 900 feet lumber, etc.
IMPORTS
GALvESToN-Per steamship bags wool Pickett Perkins
co- box specie Kemm-si cattle, Meh
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
sas 4eoN 11S
L Davis Bales a'i
oos Williams S;olse SKIS ea to eresa7 DO corn Mitchell
ICY Dss sSssss Twiessi
tco do Hurley DO 10 kegs butter bbls crout Lehne7 do
SeelnnI-1s5 rope Wright Williams sco47 baggng Ged
-, 'e.-lU do Cay Il Setson-sun>.ries to ordef -5'"
Fashion u hd sugar Cazenaves9 bales
Va, us Dazev-7 potatoes orter
liz Abl BEANS DO peaches Penaai Fei.onunde
Ia board.
B YOU Gpsy So bales onesics, 50 els rope
VAR hides Brander Williams &co2sl boxes peaches
SOFT, I Robtnson-sundres 70 order
PASSENGERS
pa. enslp Mexico from Mills Mis-.
Gun Mr. Gun, Gemne and child, Capt Sterile lady and
f Powell Yard family servant, NJ Gentry
Adan Hamilton, McCami, Williams Browning HARPER Comp
f-h,t sri 7 Hutch sill
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sADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC

MTEWARK, NJ. SADDLERY Ware "a
l. Y Houss.ANDRES q. BULL CO, Ne Is Canal
between and Magazine streets,
and Importers isA f)EkY and sabplEWA AXE
constantly hand Large and elPets assortment o.
Iogskfss ADDLEs' TOOLS and Trimming OF every de-
sc pton, at Is CANAL STREET. - nj,
ala lyd&W AsDftc" u. boll- q w.
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FURNITURE, ETC.

VOHN B. BURGEN has removed his - -
~ FURNITURE STORE from No. tt to No. So NaGA- ~
ZINE STREET, Immediately opposite the Arcade where
expects the patronage has
tecei we'd from his friends public ly
GTILL THEY COME "A new arrival of Res
~ segeue's Patent Portable SPRING MATTRESSES which
daily being all who study
makes the bed coEptha economy! They be
rolled small and made convenient handle and
all who the which that
they he comfortable Mattress
These celebrated Mattresses sale during ell
busness hours, ]. NJ. WEfMQUTHS
Furniture Foon Poyrs
k The public respectfully requested call and examine this
stock,
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ps- al s.nlp Mexico Gaveston-N Mills Miss Knox Miss
Jun Mr. ,Gun Mrs Gemne and child Capt Sterile lady and
Yard, family and servant A NJ Gentry
ADRIAN McCamy Williams Bowning Harper Comp
on, CGath sal, W 7 Hutchings-ll IN steerage.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT 0spIcE.

COTION-We had another dull day yesterday in the
Cotton market the saea reaching barely $50 bales We
repeat previous figures References but they little
more than nominal.
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g8~ Phil DEIPEIA SADDLE AND TRUNK WAREHOUSE,
No. Gryr R0BB CO., date Robb Fsb,n,)
spty Goods their Mandatory
by mporaens England to offer dsaers
Their we'll
follows; sADDLERY, ssddery HARDWARE, HARNESS. LEATH-
TRAVELLING AND PACKING TRUNKS, INDIA RUBBER
GOOps; SADDLE, COACH, HARNESS AND TRUNK MAKERS
MATERIALS TRIMMINGS, etc..
Purchasers invited to call. je22 SIN
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FOR SALE.

LY0R SALE-The steamboat f. D.. ~ r.
WHITE 81 years DID, repaired t.;tErtTj
months past, The capacity bales
the we'll found good EqR
made ensy. For particulars, apply 70
SMITH & FINisTEa, "a Poydfas direct
ie29 j. II. MORRISON Il co.
ESOR SALE--A TRACT OF LAND contain
~ ing $40 acrea lying in Warren eouny Mss tMsny nes from
Vicketurz upon
cleared GIN
MILL FRAME DWELLING. Any person FFishing hezab,e
will r this Will
be aold much below its value. Apply to
nPl4 SIN EDWIN G. C0oK. FSksbarg. Miss.
EtSOR SALE.--A Lease of a residence in sS
lat oo5e together with the FURNITURE BEDDSG etc 10
the Immediate
sion given particulars address box T. No a. Pcsoc d27
EyOR SALE.-A second hand Double Cylinder
PRINTING MACHINE. Hoe pattern M. bed a M cret!
telve with approved security soldo will be Apply
a. this Office
s.tOR SALE AFLoAT-About SO tons Crude
BRAioE, just received per tark Gandoo, from Palermo
IN for by BARELil d CO. 81 Common slree.
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LACEY 4 co., 81 ST Charles street,
As- BRANCH OF LACEY L PHILLIPS CELEBRATED HAIR
NESS ANUFACTORY Phlsie tie finest most
asho,tla HARNESS, SADDLES INKS reduced prices
sS> REPAIRING STRICTLY ATT'ENTnElfT" fe4T lVAW
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ICE-ICE--ICE.

Ace.
E ELLIS JENKINS seller of ICE, and hasa large supply of
tbs n.s tn nose Of Office at the CORNER PoYDRAS AND
St CHARLES Depot CORNER VICTORY AND ELfslAN
FIJI STREETS, STREET, 9CoMMERCESTREET
and at the CORNER OF ROBIN RELIGIOUS SITS. nh26 If
ICe-ECe.
NEW ICE HOUSE,,
LIE zee STREET nearly opposite Armstrong, Harris Co.
Steamship Wharf, and
No, $40 TCHO UPITOULA5 STREE
]. FORD b CO.
su,-. ,,y D.,c RrcpECTFuIJy SOIICTTED. mh24
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IMPORTS.
GALEESTON-Pe steamship Mexico: II bags wool Pickett Perkins
specie kemm91 head cattle rs calves Jacob Mehle.
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NTADEIRA--100 eighth casks A. f. Junior,
lyl so sixteenth casks do. in store and for sale by
lya SAMUEL WOLFF IS lamp street,
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IEif,eas The sum allowed by the State, compensa
ton the Assessors of Real Estate fora proper and faith
FIJI assessment Of the property in this city found to be
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Be II ReSolra That the Of twenty-five hundred
dollars be and is hereby appropriated for the Board of
to be paid required by the Treasurer by
der Of said Board the warrant Of the Comptroller.
fsjsnedl W. g. CLAIBORNE,
President Boarjo Of Allier1Ien
tstgnedl FRANs. ALPuENTE,
President Board of Assistant Aide rnen
Approved Sd July, 1852. = ,,..e,,.., We.
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No 155.
Resored That the Chief of Police be required
the premises of Live Oak and Eighth streets
planned OF nuisance to be closed and that no music
dancing be allowed on the same.
[SignedI FRANS ALPUENTE,
President Board Of
lSigued VIC. c, CLAIBORNE
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved 18th July, 1852.
Signed A. D. CROSSNAN, Mayor.