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Arrivals At the Principal Hotels. -Dso.ae.

ST LOUIS q Clemens Georgia; c Il pobe Tenn; III
Eaps SraSes slaren agd Louisana Holmes
NJ Brock and servant W M NJ Hannng
TO lady dsngher ndlana Allen Ayers Phladeipia
Fai.chld, Imwey, Andrews w Ross, + Feimar &
S 5sass n s,ssspp Msngys Mnross Adra1
pyou Judge R Cox II Cornelius
MaKas, s Lse, W Moody, California. y TEX ~
ry.n M " Asas,,on Rawles Lamar
" nCann.n Johnson W Flint Il Dhons Warden White,
Martin Malcney LADY, children and CAT w A
Bacon Va; CAs,l PInr, Miss Glover Mccoy lady
ad child ia Mr. Michael and lady, Iowa; Mayo
ARCADE j D Harrison, " a.ss Taxas, II B Isiey
Hart Ohio King Ggthsm Coshil KY Ell Mcneil ireland;
Gil Recess, Surg NJ Cutter Marion w
Webb Grain, In; Cass, a II Cheney Keyse G shep-
perd, y Gray, Jn0 Gusiwn, California. - -
CITY IN Houghlon W Price, j McAdams In W Owen
Oregon; F,mn arec scarietts Moore Wilson lady
and chilli Cnai Pickering Alas Pickering Ill., Sernyef
Mass Gunisn, W Alternately. o. d Grdng Cincinnati; q x
Gol"n, 81 Lons w LAnnou, Lamou Cowper Kentucky
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. Arrival Of the pampero.

The Steamship Pampero, Lieut. CFoson, commanding
arrivedat this port yesterday mornipg from San Juan del
Norte,with the following passengers: 4a4
Palmer and lady, Jas Law, MFR Michel and lady. L
Logan, p ID Logan, Logan, nc Perry, Dr. W i Flint
NJ johnson. II Dixon DIR d Cass Messrs Cheney. Is p
Smith Shepherd Jno White, May Keyser rnshneh B. NJ
GhantesB Lanler, Bywater Il Cpllyer j Terry. Sho
A Black Bravs y 4 Jackson. W d jenkins Il Taylor
" smith. Waldo Il II Holiness nenry Couch A Couch r
Reynolds, II Rawls. franklin Duffy, NJ Gruulan II
J Cutter. y i RaHon y Davis j Kelner, w Crane Il
Norris Warden, w Ware. J. Macintosh VIM Ware r.
ngham Dickinson Booth, camniasky, j Warnock, Ii
Coran, Thoinpson,J Donohue, Kepshaw--and 1903 in
The st, erage. SiN ~ -
{. December % steamship Pampero exchanged signals
within Spanish cruiser of Cape San Antonio.
December "a spoke ship Albania Us days from Portland
Wales for this port. with railroad iron MI stssSl
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EUes.y .ayftcte or the hest QasaIity.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
d aUIoN, 81

P GUI0N p
TN ~ corner ST. Charles Canal streets,
E Having completed the enlargement Of his store ready
to exhibit to hi4 patrons md the public his unusually
LARGE AND SPLENDID COLLECTION OF 4
RICH, RARE AND USEFUL ARTICLES
FOR PRESENT
His ok is probably RICHEST MOST VARIED col
| lscted in ono establishment. On the second hoorsa
~ SPLENDID COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS
we'll worth m inspection. Also beautiful tolisction Of
Ess y PH0NoGRAPHIC sTATuARY, ..-s,.s
| I'D 577ssis, something entirely new.
| SPLENDID PAPER MAcHE AND ROSEWOOD DESKS, DRESS
ING CASES. WORK BOXES, CHESS TABLES;
WORK TABLES AND ESCRETofRS COMBINED;
A NEW STYLE OF MOSAIC INLAlD CABINET WARE; s.
LADIES' AND GENTS COMPACT DRESSING CASES AND
Z, TRAVELLING COMPANIONS; ~ = 9~ "
A BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION OF RICH JEwELRy; VI IS A
CHOICE SELECTION OF DIAMONDS, AT sMALLADvANcE
ON THE COST OF IMPORTATION;
CANES RICHLY MOUNTED IN GOLD AND SILVER;
FINE SILVER GoBLETs, CUPS CARD CASES, PORT MON
MALES AND PORT BoQuET; Ftt
lsTER1LNa SILVER TABLE DESSERT AND TEA SPOONS AND
FORKS; 7fS ~ tl,ls 81 81
pARIoR AND DINING ROOM SPRING BELLS,
| RICH BRONZE AND GILT CLOCKS
ALARM CLOCKS, NEW STYLES -.
| GOLD AND SILVER FURNISHED ETuI AND WORK CASES
SILVER KNIVES, FORKS AND SPOONS, IN CASES r.
SILVER FISH KNIVES AND FORKS IN CASES
ROYAL DRESDEN AND SEWERS PORCELAIN TETE-A-TETEs
| MANTEL AND TOILET ORNAMENTS. AND CUPS AND
SAUCERs; 49,
| sIYET AND TORTOISE SHELL NAPKIN RINGS; -.-f
OPERA GLASSES, A SPLENDID COLLECTION, NEW STYLES
SHADED VIEWS OF SWITZERLAND; f.
FINE TORTOISE SHELL COMBS; 81,
LADIES' ELASTIC CARRIERS EMBROIDERED IN GOLD Sill,
YER, ETC. /; i's-<e $50 .o H.
| ELASTIC BRACELETS, NEW Styles "A LARGE ASSORTMENT
SPLENDID PEARL BRIDAL GIFTS;
FANs-THE FINEST ASSORTMENT TIE CITY, RANGING
la1 IN PRICE FROM TEN CENTS TO FIFTY DOLLARS
PRAYER BOOKS AND BIBLES-ENGLISH FRENCH SPANISH
AND CATHOLIC, ELEGANTLY BOUND IN VELVET AND
GOLD;
GOLD, SILVER AND PEARL MOUNTED RIDING WHIPS
CRYING BABIES BLEATlNG LAMBS, AND AN ENDLESS
VARIETY OF SELF KNOWING AND DANCING TOYS AND
- FIGURES j. =. ~,
MAGIC LANTERNS DIoRAMAs. PERsrEcTIvEs AND NEW
GAMES; at
FINECuTLERY-FRoM ROGERS WosTENHoIINs and CROOKS
FINE GUNS, WARRANTED GENUINE-MANToNs, WESLEY
RICHARDS, sGREENER's, LAPhGE's, WITH LAMTNATED
STEEL AND STUB TWIST BARRELS WITH ALL MODERN
- IMPROVEMENTS; ,ftis
PISTOLS AND RIFLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
CHOICE PERFUMES, SOAPS. COSMETICS AND TOILET ARTI
cLEs-FRoM LUBAN, GuERLAM AND MoNTPELAs.
E Particular attention is invited to the Subscribers stock OF
FIN e Il r. Il Ii
TLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
His SHIRTS all OF l of and
finest workmanship and NOT TO RIP. gnran
tied as low If not lower thnn the qualities psered
elsewhere. ~ u Charles Streets
dee2S ?pn Established 1888.
1
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- Died: -
On Tuesday morning, December 49, O'Clock Congestion Of the
Bin THOMPSON, aged about years.
- His friends iii in this city, viii, attend his funeral s
Circus stree lnfnmy THIS MORNING, a, 10 o'clock.
E ~ New York papers please copy.
On Saturday night 25 at ~ O'Clock JOHN ROGERS
native OF Philadelphia N' "
~ PliIadelphin papers plense rnnY. :. :.
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P0etic0l Works,

- FOR sALE Ar
j.. G.. MORGAN'S,
EXCHANGE PLACE, ADJOINING THE PoST-oTFIcE.
POLITICAL WORKS
BYRON LAMB, SAKE, TENNYsoN, MISS LANpoN,
BURNS MOORE HOOD, GOULD TuPPER,
WILLIS, BAYARD TAYLOR, WORDS WORTH
LoNFELLow, GOULD, DANTE, RoBr. BRowNlNG Z
CAMPBELL MRS. HEMANs, E.B. BROWNING,
MILTON, SHELLEY, HOLMES
BRYANT, sCoLER1DGE, BETHuNE
MRS. oSGooD, souTIIEY, BERANGER,F D.,
MRS. lsIGOURNEY, CRABBE, POPE, LOWELL,
HALLECK, GOLDSMITH, MRS. PiERsoN,
ROGERS, DRYDEN, f AMELIA, I
CoWPER, sPENSER BARRY CORNWALL.
SCOTT, AND MULLEN. 2
BYRoNs TALES AND POEMS.
POEMS AND PICTURES collection OF Ballads Poms
illus rated by English ArtiHta Y@
LYRICS OF THE HEART, Poems by Auc A. Waite
FEMALE POETS OF AMERICA.
FEMALE POETS OF GREAT BRITAIN. ~
SACRED POETS.
THoMPsoN's sEAsoNs
CHiLDE HAROLD.
LADY OF THE LAKE.
SELECT BRITISH POETS, 8 volumes.
HoMERs ILiAp; FEsTUs, by BAILEY.
ALplNE POETS; HUDBRAs.
PARADISE LOST; oDERoN.
POETS AND POETRY OF EUROPE.
PoEfs AND POETRY OF AMERICA.
THE BROKEN BRACELET, other poems Mrs. Ealing
KEBLEs CHRISTIAN YEAR.
PoEr,cAL WORKS OF
cHAUcER, GRAY, MONTGOMERY, BRAINARD HEBER n
SACRED POETS OF ENGLAND AND AMERICA
CRoLYS BRITISH POETS, ETC., etc. levy
Mo the above Poeta Works elegantly in Morocco
and beautifully III araed with Steel Eugrangs stsdplt
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Royal Insurance Company Of Liverpool

Royal Insurance Company Of Liverpool
TS u ,S9s9o si,AeEs r. m
Director pte III TLB N. ,ohnlt
mani John CAMPBELL Esq aud J. MOORE
Michael BSusasa III nj gibson Erarye Msve sa
opch, Ea II. by Hortby, George
ckleank H. Horsiail cbt
David r. Hong ". Moispeix Eq.l
CLARION Esq.l wv lAin Smith, Esl
Jones' Esq, John Tor,
"'eA"'a Assissis Sspits siiii oA bnlARs
HUNDRED &s Is sE!r' THOUSAND noLAas
NJ ne sbserber having boon appointed AIeS 10y tle shove es
Issue P1lidinA lOsa
Fire City Nsas md % the npsi
Tbs very ADDED I'd THE 1NDIy DuAL
fTY EVERY LDER TO THE ENTIRE EXTENT OF
HIS rect 10 the Insured Of hs safety
ensc Of os "a "a. M, q IA 5%.esf 4.s s
with offcss ali Tor losses will
here, both prompt mud LIBERAL JAhKa MA Ell,
The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
INSURACNE COMPANY S
scAPITAL---TEN MILLIONS D0LIARs, Z
;ss CHARLEs BHIdGs, Agent,
deeaO " 4s Ohss VI 81 Chasies street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-29

+ Mr. Hyatt, in New York. has invented new pave
mensof glass and iron, by which underground apartments
are made as pleasant the habtations above s@5f
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MS- At No. n st. Charles street, near the
Commercial Exchange Mssra A. BEARD& MAY Aueoneers
early gas light largo and extensive FANCY
GOODS Of the most elegant description Their
seen in another column. ~ r ...7ll .,-teese
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-29

RENARKABhE OVERSIGHT Both the whig and democratic
in California overlooked the fact that by their
charter the Cerkof the Superior Court elective and
made nomination to supply the place of the present
Clerk M Algernon Sydney Smith quiety noticing this
had few tickets printed with his on them for the
negected office and thirty of them were slyy voted
There was but one vote cast against him. and the conse-
qucnce is that he elected by twenty nnc majority
precisely should the supreme Court decide in his favor
he steps into about $4,000 q year. a, sss 4. ~
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Married:
Died

On ondey December 81 by the Rev. Mr. Monaghan Mr. iYER
ABRAHAMs and Miss ELLEN B. RILEY, all Of ibis city.
W Mobile papers please copy
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OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS or THE
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF SEW ORLEAHB,J
a NrxS flntr .xs actnysy a Jasp J.

y By virtue Of the thirty seventh section Of the
Legisntufs tho State Louiaana ntsd
consodats the City New Orleans. provide for The
and amtionof its as approved February a. 1851 and 81
the fifth sscoo the supplementary thereto and providing DE
incorporation Of the City Lafayette with the City Of New ocan
approved the day. aud for the funding Tho
city, First Second and Third and Oily
Of Lafayette VI aY
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received This oca tho exhspgs
Just and equitable computation Of interest d all
and other obligations of the old city, and Of First md
Third Municipalities city Of Lafayette BONDS or THE
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS July, 1857 at FORTY
YEARS. ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS each payable al he Office
Of the City Treapser, with interest coupons tsyto
rate Of SIX PER CENT payable 10 In city 81 NswYok
LIST January and LIST July in zach yeahe Inherent
offered in exchange above DO calculated up Isl January
which Time interest the Bonds will
The Proposals andorsed exchange III sse
will be opened and upon fourth Monds earA month
commencing Monday the 2ad Of November nexi 1854
The Commissioner themselves the right oejaens huy
all bids - aaXfS "a
-. CoMMIssIDNERs.. ..e
4. D. CRossMAN, Mayor, VII SsSasag K
-. o. DsBUYs, Comptroller. s. assss 2fE
wM, H. GARLAND, Treasurer. SSE NJ
wM r. CONVERSE, Chairman Finance oemmtss N
Bcatd Of AlAsfmsn ~
L. PLACE, Chairman Franee Committee, @ 8
Board 81 Assistant Adsrnen. NJ
A. LAYET, Secretary. Bocs9i u N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-29

I gs~ MAsoNIc.-Th following named Breth-
rem were duly installed the 2eth inst the NV NJ al officers
of GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE No 49, for The ensuing Masonic
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lsIs~ Dr.. BRUEN-Dear Sir I think it but
n'ee solicited that should be fre
hng the oa Of Or BEN for Mrs Murray Wednesday
very sudden changs wife the
much alarm went after Dr. Bein, very
low stat tho change had been sudden unexpected
by i he imnied al motphjns
and supposed that Ao,heeay had nesgens filing
prescription My friends, ug TO know the
ehnge, laid the description had beeacareiess's
Having hnd conversation with rorhirg reference to
the matter he fully from bam Hoping may
move injurious effect, am, yours, s.
St2ps TIIos ATTRRay
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u X PARISH OF ST. CHARLES, (official
For Gosc,nor-Bordelon, 70 majority
Lieutenant Governor Ray, 10 majority.
.7to1et- General Ogden, u majority. = Ssta
y Secretary Of Staie-Avery, 10 majority. -
Teasmer-Mc " horter,7l majority. s ~ ~ :
Superintendent q Poie Ed4eaiio'-Thorpe4 II majority
For the Ssad'e-Taylor and Burthe, 9s votes
Foucher elected to the House without opposition. M
ELEcroN KErrRNs--si3aon Rouge, Dec. The follow
ing sthe result of the election in this parish as far s
yet ascerained the precincts have sent in their re-
turns, but some of them are to be recounted r. L.
For GoSernor-Hebert, IS majority - IFsf
4 Lieut. Governor-F FARMER, 16 o. a ~ lt3f
& Secretary Of State--Aycry 1.5sQ,s as -
Attorney General--M orse, Is. ~ s&A IS
Treasurer-McWho rter. Al. s, ...z.SH =r5seSst
Superintendent Of Pnb1ic Education atrgap. So
senate-Lacey, dem. 49, = $50
4 Hcuseof Representatives and Bailey wings
and Hatch, democrat, appear to have been elected
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Z lag> 70 PERSONS RUPTURED.-The many per-
eeeual deserving Of more
page. - '
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DRowvED,- "A lad named Christian Rub aged abort15
years employed board the steaner Shreveport fell
overheard the mouth Of vcrilou river on the even
ing Of the 2at nsants and drowned His body was
not recovered. He relatives residing in Louisville
Kentucky gsss{s 4ar4 sA st9 l 5ssfs "
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~ lew Items
this morning -zs= III ~ .ls
The Legislature isto meet at Austin on the 10th Of
January. s
The Indanon Bulletin denies hestory that Mr. Flour
noy had lost ten of at Port Lavaca almost
medatoy landing 1t saysthat he and his negroes
had proceeasd TO their home Lavaca river in per-
feet ealth and spirits. u -s,ss{ ~. 80, &.
The Bulletin also has the following paragraphs s.
We also learn that few days since in Gonzales an
on Texan Philip Coe. formerly of Tiger Point near the
rnzos WAS shot four times by young named John
oliver VINO has been raised at Gonzales There was no
hope 81 the recovery Of Goe. -
"a bout the same time, negro was killed In Con
GALES BY a white man; particulars not statcdn
Capt Mcclellan of the u s. Typographical Engineers
sabou to commence survey of Matagorda Bay and the
Pass. Il I 5-ss y - sss,-ss, grsee0,+ 9fd
citizen Of San Antonio is about to erccta cotton gin
and press at that place So r sst1f
The San Antonio Bedgersays that tender of the land
reserved by the Common Council Of that city for an ar
senal site has been transmitted to Washington is on
an elevated and healthy location, and embraces the
springs of the San Antonio river =, - ~ 74
The emigration to Western Texas is immense at the
present time. Not less than five hundred Germans have
passed through New Braunfels within the past week or
two San Antonio ~ now filled with emgrant strangers
in pursuit oflocations. ~ ~ ,s.I = q. RI 81.
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Fancy Furnishing Warehouse,

81 ROYAL AND 80 BIENvILLE STREET. =
CARPETING-CARPE
tB just receive splendid patterns in
VELVET, BRUSSELS AND THREE-PLY CARPETING;
RUGS, MATS, ETC;
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY FuRNITuRE;l E
ENAMELLED BEDROOM FURNITURE. NaN
LOOKING GLASSES
CRYSTAL AND BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE; II
BRONZE SEvRES' CHINA AND PORCELAIN WARE;
sILyER-PLATED AND PAPER MAcHE WARE;
CUTLERY, ZINC WARE, ETC.
LAaiPAS, BRoCATELLE AND DAMASK CUR AIN STUFrs.
LACE AND BoBlNET CURTAINS; CoRNigE
assse lssp = @
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esg- MAsoN1c.-The -fallowinn manned lcon

as" MAsoNIc.-The following named Com
panions duly installed the ins E. G P @u
eers Of ORLEANS CHAPTER No. R. A. NJ for the ensuing
Masonic year; -rr
l. 2 REYNOLDS. M. L. II. r. lat "
Z, 4 D HARRISON 2ly.
y Nj CIsGNSt -. y w NJ PERKINS. Treasure
Y Y! a I EiDWS n fA DENIzEL. Secretary.
faee2sNS ...ss 4 4
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Boots, Slaoes mad 1sa.e, nr.a !

DOOSos SMOeS S1a0 As9.CgN7aS.
Naan AT WHOLESALE. s5,
$WV Nor landing from ship Norfolk, and in store
sortmsns OF BOOTS, SHOES. BRoGAts HATS CAIN
se. Plantations supplied with prime RussETs WOoN
dExIcAN, PALM LEAF STRAW 4nd CAalPAA.<4x HATsX
he lowest market pricea, by sG ~
iyls 7pdAW Eros :. ettA
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GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS +
Of ell the latest and beat styles
UNDER SHIRTS DRAWERS AND IfAuF HOSE on SIR Mr.,
Cashmere, Lambs Wool and Cotton;
scARFs, cRAyATs, TIES AND STOCKS;
PORTE MoNNAIEs, POCKET BOOKS, CIGAR CASES; s
POCKET HANDKERcHIEFs- silk and White and eotiered
Cambria; ~ =
uMBRELLAs-of Silk, Bingham and Cotton; ss
DRESSING RoBEso Cashmere Mousaeline de Lsinc sna Cotton
pERFUMERY;
COMBS FL 5ses sf
49, BRUSHES;
COAT LINKS
SHOULDER BRACES, ETC
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Cas.0et5ssg.
VELVET WILTON TAPESTRY cARPETINC
Ssa SUPERIOR BRUSSELS TAPESTRY eARpETlNGsg
5& SUPERIOR TIIREE.PLY cARPErtNG
SUPREME, FINE add COMMON oARPErlNG
We have recently received large stock Of the the above Of
entirety new and very beautiful designa for s5ls low.
CH1TTENDEN 4 CAMERON,
dec35 Iwap as f,a,,rss and q, r,,nhso tx,5
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MADAME ApdLrHs ~ Love, jealousy, etc, cannot b.
more atsiugy studied thar ~ visit to this lady al
the Western eanda Hotel where she is now stopping
She has faculty which cannot account for infon-
ing heryoung lady visitors who their future husbands
win be- and revealing to young the features aud dis
positions Of the angels who to bless them in afterfe
numerous romantic revelations in delicate affairs
have astounded those who have visited her indeed her
have become the centre Of attraction in New Or
leans. 49, 7.4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-07
The News.

The Broadway Railroad question was taken up
hast evening, in tho Board Of Assistants, pursuant
70 appointment. Some petitions were presented by
the property holders adverse to the pro- sct and the
President and Assistant Alderman Barker spoke Of
considerable length on the same side; bu. after .
very lengthy debate, the report adopted and tie
resolution ofthe Board Of Aldermen concared IN BY
vete Of fourteen to Eve Every amendment tia: was
proposed being voted down BY this number Oar
special report Of the debate ia u-zTo.Szh,y -sss-
poned. The contest was log az sSss1-Is., t-s
they did not adjourn I'll pat sssTs- s'-.stk -ta
Mayor win Doubtless Tsts to rEs.l1I1.-a- All =
that case the tine sfcrSsE =. 7-sss-; 5rE-. -
consUrnase .bs o,srzsis= W Il ~ sbs-+-1ssz.ss
the severity q Ire r-gxis 70 z1-:s Lrs-..
Rsilrosd vas hts az
Attention Is 6-scssG - ss-s-z2 :sIs--4sa1 =
sgs;ehss, irSz3-E "a rrssss=ssI : CBag-sss, -
ge;ker wiz =1E. s-t- z--E-sE-g nS-1s-- =
whieh we hSFt - :sSr Is raesxLY -sic- AZ -
same tir< vsv- -sna-I- @lE " AZ sr-rt q
omit nuEe-v-s 1ssI- .sydr-%-EnmIg 4ilsI rs As.-
lures Of hess-z Taa-rs-s- " lsJDis aEt llna.as.t
laying the ec--s- Ese1s u ia lry A,s.lsda Epa.
coral ehzrss i ssvsztse-zd E--sss a,scspI u pE-
cen Of he Nsw Tsrk Hisss-..a- 5ge.gty, crDssss-
ings Of tie BsGri 81 Supervisors, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-07
Madame Sontav.

lat sTspisg the concert Of Madame sontag at Metro
,c1tss Hall, ~ delightful musical treat as ever
given within the walls Of that building any other
In the United States Charming as she always Is, the
M yndoent prG donna shone With greater splen-
dor and never happy ,than in her beautiful
performances of last night The house crowded and
the enthusiasm and applause great her rst
appearance On account Of BadiaN laborisg under Sc
we're cold, the whole programme was changed The or
ehesra performed instead Of what down for them
the overture "Preciosan from Weber with much sc,a
and In Era Diavolo from Auber, they were applaud.
"a 10 the echo, and enooytd Their execution Of the
Wedding March, from Henderson,, also very inc
This admirable orchestra Is a credit to city Rocco
and Pozzoini both acquitted themselves well Roccoi
voice little uncouth, but it has tremendous power
In the Singing Lesson with Madame sontag he wa
excellent Paul Julien received with raptures d
spsAs Ess sontax herself, ww ths great pasnst II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-07


CIRCULAR TO AMERICAN PRopucERs FROM THE Asso-
CARLOS FOR rnr EanrrrIoS OF rHE INDUSTRY OF ALL
,orrIcr, No. IS BRoApwAv, !
address you on behalf Of The 2ssoossion for the E1hi
ssion Of the industry Of al Nssions 20 invite Jour 90
Sasns pas sps s Exhibition
Ss % . .i K.
coyer ON tn. ground floor two and half and, with
:se
Ss srSas a s Dss Of @ ss VIZ
intend as We have already stated s pubic Aat the
biting population scSnssy such Of You.
Whatever time that they delivered into
jsots sIs limited s1ousysy exhibition. They have
di;po.ssn made article sSss may a'psysd
public have
The city has given the lease Of Reservoir the
have snsasss Sss the building snail Be made Ssaasi
ss sas Ss &
We have strongest sssurancss support from the
S " 81 png s ss'sss .s
s a a of The The
principal EuIOgean requesting their assistance in
III ssSi,ns s1 es
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on o. the entire resources OF the country well Of
Abgnaat cereal products Of the Sorthern
and Western States o. the cotton and sugsr Of the South
country OF similar Importance the
Of our continent w are particularly DESTROYS that
ores which the active industry Of people daily bring
stages Of and alss Of ali other
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in ores should Sc Bs the ROCKS
in which they are found and if possible BY plans and
exhibit either S s
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readily see the Importance and value Of collection of this
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friends Or eorrespondants can be had a. this otios
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