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CIRCULAR.

The subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and customers, that he is now receiving,
nj his old stand, No. 26 HAYNE-SrREEr, (up
stnirs,) from England, Germany, France and the
Northern States, complete assortment Of
Staple ano fanep Drcss Gooos,
Gold and Silver Watches. Jewelrv Re.
AS per Catalogue annexed, which he is prepo red
TO sell on reasonable terms, AT Whole sale oulu.
10 the Country Trade. lie respectfully soliciis
call, being determined to sell IN low ns unv
House in the City. E.G. BROWN
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Butter,

Fresh Goshen Butter.
Loaf. Crush, Claraicd and Brown Sugars.
Best Rio and Java CoiIrc
Orleans Molasscs.
Snrdines, Lobsers, SalmonJ and Mackeral.
Fickrls, Preserves, dc.
Also CHEESE Of thu DuKHAM Brand, that
will keep in any climate, and improve with
agc, nj PERRY NOSES
Lcb. l7th, 1882 lT-.,f
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Just Received.

"A 1 l.. . Is. ii A 4 N.
a toto nrap VI .il,I i, ~
Swiss ana Boo. NJ !rr. >, d..
f.mJr0Idrr"u rUr;ufu Mus,,n.
Furriture Dmttrs, Frlngcs,
Chnnbra GngnamS, Sik and L.nr,. Lus
tres,
Mohar and Grass SIX rls Corded do.
ChcmIsclls & Collars, Mourning Collars.
Ladies white and cuI'd KID Gloves and
Slippers.
Ladies and Misses cold and blk Caters
-ALSO-
l3 Bales Superior Factory Yam.
May 2i, 1852 Bill
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Cheap Goods.

THE subscriber has Just returned from
Charleston with u full assortment Of ALL
hlNoS OE GOODS. Warcs and Merchnn-
disc in his limo Of business having cxccrsiscd
the utmost diligence in buying ,hcin CHEAP
AND GOOD, tund goods utH Jomght arc half
'otd) he can make it an object 10 any one to
make u bill with him, either ut Wholesale or
Retail. PERRY MOSES.
Alril 6lh 1852 Gift
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Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing be.
t"Gen The subscribers. under the firm of i. J.
MOSES isdi>solvcd by lis own Limitation
and mutual consent.
All persons indebted 10 the rnid firm by Note
OF otherwise will please Gull and SETTLE.
A J. MOSES
PERRY MOSES.
February 10, 1882 lG-c,u.
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New Fall and Winter Goods

llc subscribers are now recei, ing and open.
Ing their usual supply of Dry Goods, Hardware
ano Groceries, the prices Of which will be very
much reduced, md invite their friends and the
public tociaminc their stock.
VI. DRUCkER IL CO.
Cnmdcn, Oct 2s III LIZ
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Executors Notice.

have appointed Mr.. Samuel E. Wilson nv
Agent 10 settle up all the matters of the kstaty
OF Co! Stephen Lacosts, late OF this District.
ANNA L. .LACOSrE.
AL .peraons having demands against the Es-
tate of Stephen Lacosto will present then, dnIv
a,tested Those indebted will mako Immediate
payment 10 s. E. LION Arcn,
May 7,h ls5! 10
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Corn,
E4inllG
DERR
Notice.

. :, = ne suhsoribcr having purchased tho STOCK
i or HooDS be longing TO A, J. g. P. Moses,
will continue business at their old s,a,id. as3
assures his friends. and the public generally,
mat ne will do all in his power TO nurit thoir
confidence and patronage.
!es:as:y, ,C, 1852 lsY,f
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New Spring Goods,

new supply OF SPRING AND SUMMER
oLoiHlNG. to which they would invite the
attention OF the public. nt the samc time they
WOULD recommend their Stock Of Outtitiing Ar
uclcs' VIZ: Shirts, Collars, Cravuts, Under
garment, Hosiery, Gloves, SuspendeIs, &c.
hPrli ~. l552 26-f
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Dry Goods for Fall Trade
IN Ct AM t'-fDE
AZ. d. .siAN CROFT,
253 and 255 kIsG-SrnEEr


ti'E- uoJ .y y l'rlW rln-Sireet
We would again respectfully invt. the atten.
lion Of our fricGds and customers in the country,
10 our extensive Stock Of DRY GOODS, when
they visit our City. Always in hand
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED,
consisting of GnoTgia PLANES and kerseys
:, ,'"Hana DO do.
i'.ain and Striped Osnnbcrgs.
a.eAGh! ami Brown Doinrstics
SlPER DUFFlL kETS-DIRECT
IMPORTATION.
Nc would nlso part rtcularly invite attention to
"ur IMPORTATION Of SILKS aud DRESS
GOODS, being one of the LARGEST
STOCKS IN FNE SOUTHERN COUNTRY.
We are also prepared to furnish every article
IN the Dry Goods Line, viz: Holsters, Golvca.
Linrns Fianncls, Cloths ,Cnsimcrs, Bumba zines.
Alpacrns, Merenoes, Alousscllain do LANES
piniis, ncunets and Swiss Muslins, Furniture
Dilnty, Prints. Ginghuns, Shuwls, Laces, Ede.
ing, Ribbons. Trimmings, &C., &c.
September %, 1851 48..tf
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THslXiH Hans.


dent! Pythagorus owed the invcn-
ton of music to the sound of IL black
smiths hanlner--Ncwton, his frs,
idea Of gravi,atiun, to the fall of an
arplc-N"ltairo tells us, that Milton
got his first idea Of Paradise Los,
from n ridiculous Italian burlcsque
styled Adamo, or the Fall Of Man
Goldsni,h's comedy, She Stoops to
Conquer, was suggested by an accident
which occurred to him ON his way to
college. Verify, as the song says:
1--WE little know what great things
From little things arise"
One Of the saddcst things about I'M
man nature is, that man may guide
others in the path Of life without walk
ing i'll it himsclt-tlat he may be n
pilot, and yet cast-away.
Ono unqnict, pcrversc disposition,
distempers the peace and unity of a
whole famil;', i'll society. as one jarring
Instrument will spoil a whole concert.
When Socrates was asked whether
it were better for man to get MARI
cd or live single, he replied" Let him
do either, and he will repent"
lnvincible fidelity, good lumor, and
complaccncy of temper, outlive all the
charms Of a fine face, and make the
decays of it iuvisiblo.-TArrLEn.
IIasty people drink the nectar Of
existence scalding hot.
The most efiIctual way to secure
happiness to ourselves is to confer it
upon others.
Politcncss is the outward garment
of goodwill but many are the nut
shells in which. if you crack them,
nothing like kernel is to be found.
10 be able to bear provocation is an
argument Of great wisdom, and to fer
give it, Of great mind.
Sound not the vain trumpet of self:
commendation, and forget not to re-
member your own impcrtcctions.
lie that accustolns himself to b, Y
superiiultics, may, ere long, be obliseI
to sell his ncccssarics.
The patient mule which travels night
and day, will i'll the end, go farther
than the Arabian courscr.
Pride is vice, which itself inclincs
every man to find it in others, and to
overlook it in himself.
Intellect is not the moral power !:
conscience is. Honor, not talent, makes
the gentleman.
y Coon RuLE.-!A man who is
very rich now, was very poor when
he was boy.
When asked how he got his riches,
he replied: My father taught me
never to play till my work was
finished, and never to spend nv
money until had earned it. III had
but an hours work in a day, must
do that the first thing, and in
half an hour. And after this | was
allowed to play; and | then could with
much more pleasure than if | had
the thought Of an unfinished task
before my mind. early formed the
habit Of doing every thing in time, and
~ SUI 'e'"'iic perfectly easy 10 DO
so. It is 10 this owe my prosperity.
Let every boy who reads this 60 and
do likewise.
-~---~----. 800.
RJ@ Love is sweet canta yion,
which attacks people with great SC.
verify between eighteen and twenty
two. Its prclnonitory symptoms arc
S'ghs, rutlle shirts, ringlets, bears
grease and whiskcrs. 1t feeds on
moonlight and flutes and looks with
horror on billed pork or baked beans.
So, Carolina. Sumter Dist,
a. D. VAUGHAN, who is in the Cns,o.
~ dy Of the Sheriff Of Sumter District.
by virtue of certain Wri,s Of Capiss ad
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So. Carolina. Sumter Dist,


a. D. VAUGHAN, who is in the Cns,o.
- dy of the Sheriff of Sumter District.
by virtue of certain Wri,s Of Capiss ad
Satlsiaclcndum, nj the suit of Thomas
McGee, having fled in my Office, together
with Schedule on oath, of his Estate and
effects, his petition to tho Court of Com.
mon Pleas. praying that he may he admit
ted to the benefits of the Acts OF the Gene
raj Assembly made for the relief OF insol.
vent debtors. Ii is ordered that tho raid
Thomas McGee. and all others, The Credit
ors to whom the said G.. ID. Vaughan, is any
wise indebted, he, and they nare hereby
summoned, and have notice to appear, ba.
fore the said Court at Sumter Court House,
on the Eighth day of November next to
shew cause, if any they can why The
prayer Of the petition aforesaid, should no,
be granted.
w. J. SINGLETON, C. C.P.
July 20, 1852. 3oA3m
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Notice,

LII pcrs"' Indebted to the subscriber
"A ny MOI" or Account nrc rcsp., tful.y
solicited TO call aud settle immediately an
c'rcumst noes compel him to call ON them.
:, d. J. WINN.
March Is, 1882. nl-te.
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Iron,

Swcdcs and English, Broad and narrow
Bar Square Round and Oval; Hoop, Bard
ana Boiler Iron. Cast, German and Blister
Steel Smiths Tools. Carpenters Tools.
Buggy Axles and Springs. Carriage Trlln-
nngs. Hollow Ware, Cut and Wrought,
Nails always on hand and Tor sale low,
hy PERRY MOSES
Feb. 81, 1852 lS-,r
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Notice.

All persons having demands against the Es
'nte OF F.S. Belser, deceased, will present them
duly ntested; and those indebted will make
payment To l.. VI. Anderson, Esq, Sumterville,
>. T., LOUISA BELSER, Adm'.x
Oct Goth, 1851 So n
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Administrators Notice.
Notice,

DIR. G.. II. RicMARpsox, having located
i'necif at Net'lcs' Store, respectfully Of
icrs ms professional services TO the cili.
Zcns Of Sumter District.
June 10Th, 1852 3I-tf
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4 900 Bushels OF CORN.
WANTED hy the subscriber One Thou
w sand Bushels OF Corn, for which the
highest market price will be paid.
PERRY MOSES
February 10, 1852 loft
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MISCELLANEOUS.
From iae Palmetto Statc BANNER.
The Turin E'apyrlTss

The Duke OF Northumberland has
presented copy of the celebrated
Turin papyrus to the Boston Athcnn-
nm. An account of it appears in tho
Boston Daily Advertiser. This is one
of the most curious historical docu-
ments in existence. 1t contains list
Of the Egyptian kings, in fine hieratic
writing. 1t was among the manu-
scripts Of the Drovetti collection, pur-
chased by the Piedmontcsc Govern
mcnt for the Museum in Turin, in
1924. 1t was broken into great
number Of fragments, and was i'll that
state when in 1926 the celebrated
Champollion saw it and pronunccd us
to its character. It's extreme vuluc as
o historical document showed the he
cessity of great care i'll its preservation,
and it has been arranged with great
skill by those to whose care it has
been given.
Sir j. Gardner Wilkinson, the celc-
brated Egyptian student, has now pre-
pared this fac simile OF its remains.
A presise lithograph in color of the
shape of the little bits Of pyparus is
given and OH the back Of the page
corresponding lithograph of the back
of each. On these fragments, the in
scription in the hieratic, which is the
running hyeroglyphic hand, is precise
1y copied; and tor the convenience Of
students Sir J. G. Wilkinson adds
rendering of this into the proper hero
glyphic character. The whole docu-
ment is thus printed, and serves the
purposes Of study even better than the
original.
The publication Of the papyrus is
owing to the libcrality Of the Duke Of
Northumberland, and the copy pre-
scnted by him to the Boston Athena
um is n beautiful specimen Of the per
feet reproduction in Slc similc, Of eve
ry ancient and important manuscript.
The following is tie correspondence:
LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES,
LONDON, May i, 1852.
My Deer Sir have the pleasure
to transmit note, with parcel,
have received from his Grace the Duke
OF Northumberland, which will thank
you to acknowledge to the Duke under
cover to me, placing your letter in
the hands of Mr.. w. \. Weeks, l.. S.
despatch agent.
am, dear sir, very faithfully yours,
ABBOTT LAWRENCE.
CHARLES Folsom, Esq, Librarian
Of the Boston -A,he,ucum.
MY Dear .Sir-The Turin pyparus is
most interesting as well as n most
ancient. manuscript, OF the earliest
Phnrohs Of Egypt. Sir Gardner Viii
hlnson has made an accurate copy Of
;his pyparus, and has Autographed it
for the usc Of learned bodies and H.
braries.
May request YOU to forward the
enclosed copy of the Turin Num-
script, with the Explanation, to the
Athcneum at Boston, as u mark Of
my respect to that town, and as
pleasing acknowledgment of the at
tention ] received in it, especially from
tho kindness Of yourself and Mrs.
Lawrence.
Yours, very truly.
NORTHUMBERLAND.
His Exccllency ABBOTT LAWRENCE.
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Garden Seed Crop 1851.

JHst Te'tiVed freth supply, inShifling every
ysrisH ,S,asH %hioh are WARRANTED Also
AZ PEEIy MOSES
Isb. l1lh, 1882 l,--tf
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Notice,

4 LII Person having demands against the
IL Estate OF O. S. REEFS, deceased, will
'and them IN properly atcsled and those
indebted Will make immedi ialc payment to
w. WATlES REES.
May 4, 1882. es-u
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TOBh eco! YOBI CCO!,
BARGAINS 10 be had III the above nrricl.
ut pl.EHE NlHSESS
Feb. Eth, 1852 I'LL
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Rg" Love is a sweet canta.ion,
which attacks people with great Sc.
verify between eighteen and twenty
two. Its prclnonitory symptoms are
Slghs, rutfle shirts, ringlets, bears
grease and whiskcrs. 1t feeds on
moonlight and flutes and looks with
horror on billed pork or baked beans.
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READY Made CLOTYING
vi nll descriptions us low Tn 50 50 Il full suit.
l.. Is. HANKS.
April Gih, 1852 2l-tf
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. OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or THE
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS
By virtue of the thirty-seyenth section Of the


BY virtue of the thirty seventh section of the
Consolidate the City New Orleans provide for the
and administration Of it's s" approved the 78d Of February 1852
and OF the Eth section Of the supplementary efoo and providing
for the Incorporation Of the Lafayette with the City
Leans the dn and Of tho third section
enhed can Act supplementary to Consolidate
New Orleans provide government management Of ia
a approved March H. 1881 and for the purpose paying the
Interest accrg entire debt the city meeting all obga
ons the CID corporation and Of the late First Third NUM-
cipates and City of Lafayette maturing during year 1855
SEALED PROPOSALS will bs received from this date
until the SECOND MONDAY 18th at IL O'Clock
for the purchase of all any portion Of THIRTEEN
HUNDRED BONDS OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS for the
Of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH; said Bonds to DO dated
tho FIRST OF JULY 1852 payable FORTY YEARS. the office
Of the Treasurer the city, coupons attached bere
from and inter the first January the Now York the
h OF january and tho fr July
dosed "Bia for the purchase CITY of New Orleans
and addressed to "Adophs Lyo Secretary Of Commits
slone Of the Consolidated Debt of the City orean
opened and the Bonds addated ges bidder on the
December, at noon, n aforesaid.
TERMS or Tor interest coupons or o
gons OF tho Old city Of the e First bunpahie,
Or City Lafayette maturing 1885, option Of the purchaser
surth on the first of January oneouh March,
onrh on the hrst of May mad the July 1858
with six per cent interest January 1885, Commits
hohe reserSns the right retain adiud
eh'sd m for compliance part OF he
further tho right rejecting
all bida. = -
....coMMIssIoN
"A. D. cRossMAN, Mayor
o. DRBUYS, Comptroller
WM II. GARLAND Treasurer.
W.P. CONVERSE Chairman Finance Ccmmses
D. .ly-...l..- Board 81 Aldermen.
La II. PLACE, Chairman Fiuance Committee,
. Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
"A. LAYET, Secretary. ocsal .lahDso
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BUREAU DIES coMsiIssAIREs DE LA
DETTE CoNSoLIDEE DE LA NouvELLE ORLEANS
HouyELLR-oRLEAss 81 Oeobre, 1859.
En- yertu de La 37sme section de Iacte de L

En- vertu de La creme section de Pacte de Ia
Legislative de Etst Ia Loun iniua Acto pour
vile de la Nouyele Orleans poavor
is,ration de aares approuve lie IS er 1884, de
ton de Pacte uppementaire a incorporation de Vile
Lafayette la nppouve lie memeiou Ia
dun nitulG spppGmentaire AZ pour
Hdsr la Vile de Nouve Orleans pourror
Ia direction dc ar" hppoays lie
fntere dc Ia dee enare de Ia vile pour fa
cations ancnne corporation Premiere
Trosieme Municipalities ct de Ia Vile de 1885,
Des commissions cachees burenu
date jusqu'au deurms lundf 10 dtembre midi
tout paie dune ere de vile
velosans de mile pastres chaeun de-
vront premier juliet quaante ans
bureau u trtsoer de Ia VILE
paabss partir ianyer
ass3 Ia vile do lie Ter nyier lie juliet chaque
nnee Lea 6re
bons de vile de la Nouvee Adophe
n Bureau des de la dette Cosoe de Ia vile
dc In Les ditcs o
jrses plus hau enchetseur s deeembre midi
c-dessus.
Conditions n acknowledgement
ret dcs obligations de aneenne y
ie ct Troiems Municipalities de Ia vile Lafayette
s5 chox de achctsu premier Jaavcr quart
premier slars premier Mai la balance premier
1853 nteA rason de par premier
Janyr iss3 Les Commissioners pour
Pacheteur de d6s mae Les conSsarese
oatre lie droft de reieter les ofres partie.
...coMMIssAIREs...
A. D. CRossMAN Mare,
o. DEBuYs, Controleur.
VIM H. GARLAND Tresorer
W. CONVERSE Comte Finances CoussiI
Aldermen.
PLACE. President com Finances du conse de. As
Aldermen
A. LAYET. Secr6tare % Oct 9p.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CREscENr,l
Tuesday Morning, November %, 1852.
CrNADuD G AnTIpnAv


Tuesday Morning, November %, 1852.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
ssSP Sea Nymph Patt en- Glasgow eney Iess
Brig Palo Alto Spencer for Charleston, coehstt Chapman
ARRIVED.
ssssP p I'D. day R ME- & dis
s ss from sssss s
Ship o.rsgo Williams. days NswY0l to Woodruff AGO
Bark l:sne 50 days from Preston via Queenstown to csgg
s%
steam
Winfield field. Scott, capsntss. from on Cincinnati
SsMosSs Hs~eis rom a' Rss sG R,s4
S fss.ss Ess Gss from i sss s sas
Bulletin No ., Church, from Memphis.
Masnel. Ths@s:.sa, nom yisE.ssgg;
Saxon, E.se. from Princeton;
Mary Foley Dslfsses from ssa L9ss llpo,t: Huff
P,e,a' Msf aTIans. from Cane River
ss a,sa,, Martin ssI.ss s@ 5s s% Ns:s,ls
Belle Key, Koy, HON Louisville.
Tovboat Louisville Miller down and to
inst, pgo and Eassxsro't up ship consla bark
To~boat Street nom up ship stephen Lara
up ship o.wsso, bark ssSslis and Sris woiea.t
Below-ooming Up. 5.,-.-.-
Ships John Spear Rads Liberty and two hps one bark and
| schooner, Unknown. s-'lN 0-ttt ,.'
.sa. - EXPORTS
| GLAsGoW-Per ship Sea Nymph: 1904 bales cotton
BosToN-Pe ship Havana $40 bales cotton "a bb
| SKIS SOL hides. All -'.4f 5-'s
LIVERPOOL Per ship ss.an IIinku 1855 bale. cotton
cAREEsToN-Perb Pso Alto hhds slga SIS bb molai
sss $50 kss lard 80 sks 4 bSls pscans fpiss mise.
IMPORTS.
Nv isI s';f';1s :S as 's ss; ' P'
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COD Snmpson-T Hassam--CM Simp ou-W Peck
] o Woodruff co-J Syme-Felows Il co--F Fabe COW
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North Brothers co-Wood SonM Bedeau co-and ORDERS
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
A CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS
By virtue of the thirty-seyenth section Of Eth tn

By virtue Of the thirty seventh section of the
act Of the Legislature of the State Of louisiana
Consolidate the City of New provide government
md administration Of s aairs approved February 1854 Of
the Nth section of the act supplementary thereto providing the
incorporation of the City of Lafayette City New Orleans
approved on tho day. and for the
the old city Of the late First Second and Third City
Of Lafayette
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received exchange
Just and equitable computation
and other obligations the old city First Second and
Third Municipalities, and city of Lafayette BONDS OF THE
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, JULY 1852 at FORTY
YEARS. for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS each payable at the Office
OF she CITY TREASURER with interest
rate Of SIX PER CENT payable city
on LIST january and LIST July in each obligations
offered IN exchange above, TO b. calculated
ass at which tins interest the commence
Inc Proposals TO be endoei Offer for exchange
Will be opened and acted upon the fourth Monday month";
commencing on hoaay the a2d of November next. 1883.
The Commissioners right Of rejecting any
all bids,
COMMISSIONERS.
A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor. 4
O. D.BUYs, Comptroller.
~ WIN. H. GARLAND, Treasurer.
wM. P. CONVERSE Chairman Finance Committee,
Board OF Aldermen
L. II. PLACE Chairman Finance Committee,
....- Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
A IAYET. Seeretarv "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-23
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY E sssra,Es ssss1 Dssf ss, 1852
Arrived $40 head Cattle Hogs Sheep Calves
Yeangs stock Sheep, ample supply
stock Offering: - y ~
7 PRICES
Cline Wesern). Gl7c y n net.
(Texas, etc. q ID net.
Hoes. 6l7c q n
OpE0$ n head
Much MAO OOI $50 q
CALVES WARNINGS. 009$ so head.