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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-09
wooDBUl,N,s FEVER ArD Acll

R6MEDY.
NTOW offered TO the public for the frsttime This med
IN icine has existed IN private fam! for more tina
uity years. has been distributed 10 considerable exteb
among friends, and has DUNG the whole time, aud ~ an
proved itself filling remedy, whether
applied common to third day ague of well
known stubborn Lotoriet.,
Such experience together with numerous solicitations
from friends has induced the proprietor to give to the
public. The undersigned, who Know the medicine by
their own experience have consented TO take all agency
part of Iiana and Illinois, and offer by the
dozen single bottle, with the express understanding
that the money will always be refunded where the med
ecinused according tdorectons does affect perfect
and permanent cure. (mhl0-tn ALLIS & HOWES.
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- CASKS Strap Hinges;
- do OK and Log Chains;
2 do Trace do;
I do Bed Screws;
do Butt hinges;
do Wrot and Horse shoe Nails;
l do Sad Irons, together with
25pkPs assorted Hardware; reed and for sale BY
my27 c. VI. GRIFFITH, Sign OF the Mill Saw
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DAiNTS Ground in Oil, all eolors,i eans from Que
I ten pounds, for sale by
KILLER & FARNSLEY, Druggists,
mhl3-tf No, Ii Water street, Evansville, Ind.
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nlL PAS, T. B..aChISu. W. continue IL
" manufacture this ar icle largely with eve
ry advantage Of improved machinery. The
lfaliy is equal 10 any made in the Union, and
has been approved bv manv of the largest deal.
ers in the w S, for more than ten years past
Our prices are so low as to command a large
portion of the trade from the principal cities o.
he West. Packed in barrels Of about six ros,
and shipped free of expense. ORDERS promptly
illed. BUTLER & BROTHER
81 Pearl ST. bet Main and Walnut.
Cincinnati Jan - 1852
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DIR. RuRCH. DENTIST.

TTAS returned to Evansville after necessary absence
of some time. Those who desire his professional
services are requested call at the Office. Those in debt
10 him -"mnded this is the commencement of new
lfeb2-u
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PRINTING rAfG.l
WE arc in receipt of Eastern printing paper
Wv say 20 %
81 by 81,
"a by ~. for safe BIZ ALLIs HowEs.
March 2S.f
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CO-PARNERSHIPS, &C.
.PARTfJERsIHP NOTICE.

VIE parsenership in the practice OF law ofLaw Batel
L q johnson has been dissolved. The business OF
the nrm will be continued under the firm of Law and
Johnson, Atornies and Counseiiors at law. mar %
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Wholesale Paper Wa aOOse,
SCA.LlSllED


VIZ f Offer for sale well selecit =, SOCK of PA
w PER. CAaDS aud PRINTING INK
81 OFFENDERS EATHER, and every des-
ripton OF pAPE MAKERS MATERIALS.
Having been He. first 6y serer0i gears To estab
'ish in The West Paper BUSINESS complete in all
It's paris, have formed permanent and erclu-
sire connections with the test manufactures IN
his ecuaiiy, aud .cciveng orr supplies directly
from hem. The Prices and terms We now offeI
re favorabl, as the same goods can be pur-
:hased for in the Eastern cities
We have he exclusive agency for The superior
WRITING PAPERS manufactured by Planter
< min. Owen & Hurbu,, and hr Crew Com
pany, being he hight ST grades OF Wiring Pa. ers
ma e in this country.
Our stock embraces every description of Paper
ased in the West. We have hut one uniform
Price 10 all Orders by mail will be Slled at the
same price as i bought in person. Samples will
" sent ~ mail free of c,rt.
BUTLER & BROTHER,
W oiesale Paper Dearrs,
iana6-Iy 81 Pearl ,,reet, Cincinnati Ohio.
vv RIT,N,E INK.-We manufacture in large
w quantities Writing Ink OF a quality cqua
% any in the counr,, The sale now extend
over several o. the Western States, and is con
SANITY increasing. 0 ders soli' .'ed
BUTLER e. BROi HER.
81 Pear, st.
.: I9EO
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~ OLD PARLOR PAPER-A fne assortment Of Col
III Paror Paper racd and for sale very low at the Wa
Paper and Lamp Store Of JOHN c. DEVEREUx, Jr.
myl0
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CoRoNER'S INQUEST

CCRONERS INQUEST.
A Inquest keid a few days since by Coroner
"A Tribe dead body found in the river this
city. His name II supposed to be William Shepherd.
from papers and marked clothing. SIS 10 form on
him with articles of small value Two orders were
found ON David Hamilton, and one Horace H. Duny.
Verdict. drowned. I ie1I III
SHEETINGS.-50 bales heavy ~ Cannelton. Anchor
and Penn Niii Shooting, for sale manufctu
pices. mil J. II. MAGHEE CO.
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REMOVALS.. &C.
REMOVED.

HAVE removed my Office TO Water street. next door
TO the Lafayette House" where can be found at al
times by day or night unless professionally engaged
ap3-0 JOHN SHAW, G.. NJ NJ. D.. &c.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A ANNUAL Of Scientific Discourses for 1852;
IA Clovernook: by Alice Carey;
Hearts Unveiled; by Sarah K. Saymore;
Reel in Battle; by H. T. Cheever;
Nights in a Block House; by II. G.. Watson;
Rowing Adventures The Scholar; The Gipsy; The
PRIEST Richardson's Arctic Expedion in search Sir
job franklin; Reveres ola Bachelor Cheap edition. by
J. K. Marvel. z. H. HOOD.
ap14 No. !, Fosters Corner.
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RUNAWAY.

A REGULAR indented Apprentice TO me. at the Shoe
"A making business. named John DRULAND, ran
away last Sunday. Aperscns forbidden to trust hm
on my account, or harbor him at my expense, will
pay debts OF his contacting-and will hold any one
who employs him accountable for his wages.
iels3 tw II. J.. HART.
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NISSOLs TION uF Csb-P SRTNtRSHuP.
NHE Firm of E. H. Hood Co. IL this day dissolved BY
Il mutual The unsettled business will be clos
ed up by E. H. Hood, who will the name of the Firm
In quidaton md continue the Book business in his
name. Z. H. HOOD.
J. A. BROADWAY.
Evansville. Dec. 10Th. '5l.-ltf
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DEMOVED.-The undersigned has removed to the
Ii house of Mrs. Dr. Traon three doors Sher-
wood House opposite the mansion of NJ Ross, ESQ.,,
First Street, or Doctors s9ceRae. - - :
ONCE at the old stand First two MAN,
where he may be found at all times unless professionally
engaged. Ueee] J.R. WILCOX, NJ. ID.
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DEMOVAIrih have removed my Office square
IL and half above Main street, near the Sherwood
House, First street. and can De found either there
my residence square above at ali times unless profess
sonally engaged in the city or s immediate vicinity
mh19-U DAN'L MORGAN, M d.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
MIR. GEO. FOSTER Is member of our firm from and
after this date under the name and STYLE of Fosters
d Brown. toot1tf1 FOSTER & BROWN.
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EMOvAL FOSTERS & BROWN have removed
ther stock Of Groceries TO their large commodous
new store Main and First Streets where they would
be pleased see their old friends and the public generally
Octl-tf
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PSold In Evansville wholesale and RETAIL by Craw.
ford Bell in Princeton by X. B. HaoeS; Pe'ersbuig
Dy Adams q Campbell; and by the Drug gists
throughout the State [aps7d&wlyl
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OF PARTNERSBIP,
VIE partnership heretofore existing between Horn
brook Burts Is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent All persons indebted TO the firm win please come
forward and make Immediate payment and those having
claims against IT will please hand them in and they shall
oe pad az soon as we c collect Either Of the party
settlement. PHILIP HORNBK0OK
mh23u JOHN BURTiS.
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REMOVED.

~ NJ. GRIFFITH, has removed his Stock us Hardware
opening tie best selected stock selected by himself in the
Eastern Markets. of Foreign and Hardw are ever
offered in this Market From his lofg experience
Hardware trade. strict attention business and faif
prices he hopes to receiye share of public patropage
Mechanics Builders and others Invited to examine
his stock, ~ .H.- 80 Tmv11
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
ID WOODARD has bought the interest of John Bur.
l. lis, In the old firm Of Hornbrook Burtis. The
business will be continued the old stand on Water
between Main and Sycamore, under the style or Horn.
brook d Woodland, where shall be pleased walt up
on all our friends. r. HORNBROOK.
mh22u PHI. WOODARD.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24


MORALS OF HAYTT.-A correspondent Of the
National Intelligencer, writing from Port-au.
Prince, says: f4s-4
AS you walk through the town, your eye is
not lntrequently caught by the spectacle Of a
house in all the dilapidation consequent upon a
fire, which had evidently once been much supe
rlor In eyely respect to its neighbors Meldn-
choly proof is thus afforded of what is said to he
prevalent, taste for burning down residences
which hold out the hope of plunder One for
eigner has lost three good dwellings in this way
in less than that number of years When the
flames are at their work. the populace will rather
around and manifest decided symptoms of grati-
hcation at the entertainment, and if asked ia
bring water, or lend any other aid, will inform
you that they are not your servants and that
you may help yourself. The whole town, in
fact, has more than once been almost entirely
destroyed by fire. so there are few remains of
the original French buildings. as might easily
be inferred from the appearance of the existing
edlflces 1t is strange that this propensity
should be so common when rphberies on the high
ways are altogether unknoMn You may travel
about in all directions with any amount of
money and never be molested in the least;
though if Il piece of bread or a segar can be pil-
tered from you, it will inevitably change mas.
ters. House breaking, however, is as popular
as house burning, not SO much for money rs for
moneys worth, in the shape Of provisions and
clothing
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A GREAT Husr.--The jackson (Flori,la) News

II
A GREAT HuNr.-The jackson (Florida) News
Of the 18th says
The party of gentlemen from Camden county,
ia, who went up the river on q hunt" mbsits
ten days ago, consisting of Mai D. Bailey VIM
Bailey, DR.. Barnard H. r GGwcn A Dpfeur
ID. l.. Chnch and r. Clark, have sent q fufl ac-
count Of their glorious success We make the
following extract:
90 Having had unusual good luck in our hunt,
take pleasure in communicating to you the
glorious result. No party of hunters have ever
been so successful as the hunters from Old Cam
den. Our PARTY composed of eight encamped
on the Haw tfeeks. and in six days hunting
destroyed foFty-eight deer, fifty-seven turkeys,
one notSf'y panther and five wild cattle Dir
Barnard well deserves the name of the famous
Crockett, having Killed % bear and captured
two others. hazarlng bis own life in the, under
taking. Sergeant CoweD killed three alligators.
one measuring ejghfeea ,fcet .four inches he
was monster. The credit of killing the pan
ther is given to myslf A portion of party re-
turned much sooner than we expected, owing to
the meo$fes. which made disappearance in camp
NO doubt II we bad all resnajned, we would have
killed a much l3rger number. We had she
pleasure Of passing oHr friend. VIM BaiIey
through the ouaai Of sprinkling with blood
having KILLED his first deer believe I have
given you all the particulars, and in conclusion
would say, that il you should ever embark in a
hunt of the kind, would suggest the How
tfeeks, as the best hunting ground, about thir-
ty-five miles from Pflatka. on the east side If
the river. Had it not been fer TIE rneaslessT
really believe we would have killed one b,,n-
afed deer. never saw the like of game in any
country "'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

ARABIAN IDEAS OF ENGLISH TRsypr. rrs -
Their general opinion Of an English traveller is.
that he IS either lunatie or a ma gieian NJ h.
matte. if. on closely watching his movsInents.
they discover that he pays fittle attention. to
any thing around him confirmed ltfri lie, IL
he goes out sketching, and spends his time in
sp0ling good paper with scratches and hero
glyphics; and magician. when inquisitiye
about ruins, and given to picking mp stones and
shells, gathering sticks and lea yes Of bushes, or
buying up old bits Of copper iron and silver.
In these cases, he is supposed, by aid of his
magical powers, to convert stones, and shells
into diamonds Of immense price; and the leaves
and sticks are charms by looking at which he
can bestow comforts upon his friends and snf kes,
and pestIlence upon his luckless enemies. II a
traveller pick upea stone and examine it Care
FULLY, he will be sure to have at his tail a host
OF malapert little boys deriding him. though
Keeping at very respectable distance, in de-
ference to his magical powers Should he IN
deed tHrn round suddenly and pursue them a
few steps, they fly in an agony of fear, the very
veins in their naked little legs almost bursting;
and they never stop to look back till they lave
got well among the crowd again. where painting
tor breath, they recount to their auditors the
dreadful look that devil of q Frank gave them.
making fire come out of his eyes and atlders out
Of his mouth. [Neale's Eight Years in Syria,
Palestine and Asia Minor ~
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REMOVALS..
EDUCATION.

SGAIOS' ORAL YSTEM-TIREE MONTHS
Study Professor j. S. DErALOS TEACHES THE FRENCH
ANIllE SPANISH LANGUAGES WITH CORRECTNESS, IN a
pEnllR AND EASY MANNER No Books necessary, but
BLINK 'APER ONLY,
sf- Dire DunAn's BuiIdings CORNER OF cUsTOSiHOLSE
Srikt'SND EXCHANGE ALLEY. stairs. VIII always
and . limit 3m
EDulLIC NIGHT SCHOOL, SECOND NUM-
tAIITY-Ths School Will be open nightly for mouths,
Moray the instant O'clock
n
teIerntendence Blacknu rrincia and the
Female Ahment the fnnkn huge Charles
IN cbaee5i Mrs luin bartlett Applications or mny
si President OF the 5onrl, either the
Principal j. o. HARRIS,
%. CAREY, 5Coninrtee.
Of SIN FREDERICK CAMERDEN !
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YOUR BABIES NOT NY BABIEs.--About thirty
five years ago there resided in the town of
Hebron a certain DIR. T., who became very much
enamored of a beautiful young lady in the same
town. In due course of time they were engaged
to be married. The doctor was strong and
decided Presbyterian, and his lady love was as
strong and decided a Baptist. They were sit
ting together one evening, talking Of their .p-
proaching nuptials, when the doctor remarketI
~ am thinking, my dear, of two events which
snail number among the happiest Of ny life
:, And pray, what may they be, doctor asked
the lady. $ One is the hour when shall call
you my wife for the first time And the
other, If you please'' 6 1t is when we shall
present our first born for baptism" What,
sprlnkled - 6 Yes. my dear, sprinkled.''
6 Every child of mine shall be sprinkled.'
g They shall be, hal ssYes, my love-
g Well, sir, | can tell you, then, that your
babies won't be my babies! So, good night,
SIR The lady left the room, and the doctor
left the house
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

LAUNCH OF A SrEAMEn.-A dispatch from philadelphia
dated February l says The steamer State of Georra
was launched this morning from Vaughn 4 Lynn's ship
yard kensingon She is hoo tons burtheu and is in
tended for the Savannah line She wilt be commanded
by Capt Peck. formerly Of the Columbus.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

j. s,S,JoiIN MccARTY, PLUMBER No. 1874 CAMP AKA
STREET, Newtrleans has received and large Ian
somnt OF Brn Cocks various sizes Force and Lift Pumps A
Baths.
Also laying and repairing Pipes Sheet Lead work every
description,
Ship and Steamboat work promptly repaired. Aorders
~ Charges moderate,
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W sI1y TRs p,sf9y S tb UNITED STATES LEE

f The Hresors Of the UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE,
ANNUITY ANTITRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA have the
10 the insured members the Company the
satisfactory exhibit
past and which, the ete attention to The principles and
rules Of Life Insurance. they enabled present
Alter careful reservation of
outstanding risks the Directors ave much finding that
ey warranted declaring bonus premiums
up TO te date this statement all policies entitled thereto
Will be added
death els the will be paid to each policy
holder at his or her option. f'
The expenses Of office and being relieved
equitable proportion borne by the Savings Fund Department
OF TINS Company successful OPERATION a
tae insured members of the United States Life Insurance. Annuity
an rst Company that legitimate which they
entitled will be afforded while
agein of affairs will continue followed
benefit 6w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

LOLA MoSrEs-The Washington Republic gives ,ln an
preciang aud discriminating notice the first appear
anee in Washington of this celebrated lady There was
full house of fashionable people After saving of
Lola We scarcely know how to speak the editor con
tinues
she makes no attempt to stand on the of single
foot performs marvellous pirouettes achieves no pro
digi0us bounds On all these points she shows good
ense by quietly conceding the palm others she
no attempt to rival postureasters please by puz
zs the spectators; but, the contrary appears desi-
rous of winning favor by the racefness of her step
attitudes added to Thousand charms which beautiful
and educated woman fails inspire She seems to
have concluded that the poetry of dancing like of
language music orut'ry is made of violent effort
but comprises in the main a grace and effectiveness of
manner and her study has therefore distinguish
every and attitude by exquisite good taste and
appropriateness to the scene.
Each dance was very well received and at the cose
she appeared before the curtain receive renewed and
prolonged outburst of cheering and clappns of hands
loa's personal charms like those of her dopc,, ,r
OF the concrete order They pleasing in their entirety
not remarkable II looked at sinsly and pieceeal aer
eye strikes you at once as the key her eharact, and
history She stoops considerably and appears stronger
IN spirit than body Remembering her remarkable career
her adventures and romanees, many no doubt went win
the expectation of seeing Medusa or Borea-s Frame
and physiognomy widely different from those Of tine slght
and almost youthful woman who stood before them y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24
SLAVES.

7 AMES W. BOAZMAN, No Is Perdido street.
~ will strict attention the PURCHASE AND SALE or
NEGROES. SLAVES OF ALI. KINDS CONSTANTLY
AND CASH PAID FOR YOUNG NEGROES
REFERENCES
Wright Williams CO.. Moon, Co, Williams Phillips Co.
NJ Greenwood Co.. s. o. Nelson Co.. Ew. Dgcs
Z AMES WHITE, No. 1853 Gravier street, New
~ Orleans will constantly PURCHASE NEGROES also
Sell on Commission and all Slaves consigned to him.
OTlCE-The undersigned has opened REAL
ESTATE LAND He will attend
the purchase sale and hiring Of Negroes collections Bonds Notes.
Accounts, etc etc.
"Prouptness the YOUNG.
81 Third street. between Pine Chesnut st. Louis
ReeeneesG D.. Prentice Louisville Journal W. N lialdeman
Louisville William Hughes Louisville Delnocra John
oughrongh, ST. Louis Times James A. Phelps, City Marshal
Louis, Mo. 3m
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NJ EW ORLEANS and Car r., .sss

EW ORLEANS and Car fsf4 asts III. ss.E
l rolltou R.ioad-Csrrolton Line HAs
Departure Off From NepOriedNs.
Horse CarsIIafpas past half past
Steam Truinss and every hour M
svey summer and until quarter past in winter.
From Cdrroilton
Horse Cars--5 a M,s and 10 NJ.
Trains7 every hour M ineu
syGy summer, and until half past in winter.
FARgl5 Children under IL
Monday february
and md on the Monday November.
LAFAYETTE LINE
E These Cars to and from the Depot
Departure Of Cars.
In Winter, from Lafayette.
Depot, IS Baronne street. and So :.
In Summer, from Lafayette. -
. Depot, Is Baronne street. .64, NJ and
After which the will each every
O'Clock
Then at sE, Q, 10 and II p. NJ, from the Depot.
And s3, 80 and l0% ri, from I.afsye
FARE-l0 cents. Children nunde years. ha ptice.
~ NoaSpecil Night Pses Balls Meetings. sup
piled when required. nhs w
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NewOrleans Agency of the Mutual Pro.


II ING'S MAGNETIC WASHING LIQUID
IN The community have been humbugged often different pre-
washing purposes that will be called
hsm%g md all ask has yen will GIVE IT FAIR TRIAL BY
TIoNS, FREE OF CHARGE; AND NOT JUDGE OF IT OTHER
PREPARATIONS WHICH FLOOD THE MARKET A COMMON
SIZED WASHING MAY BE DONE WITH
LIQUID IN LESS THAN TWO HOURS. IT soFTENs AND RE.
ARTICLE IT BEING As HARMLESS M IN IT'S OPERATIONS AS
WATER; AND CLOTHING WILL WEAR MUCH LONGER
WHEN RUBBED BY THE COMMON METHOD OF WASHING.
WOOLEN GOODS ARE MORE THOROUGHLY CLEANSED AND
SHRINK GOLORED GOODS ARE KEN.
DERED BRIGHTER BY BEING WASHEDIN THIS LIQUID TIIls
MODE DOES AWAY WITH THE WASIiBOARD ASDALL RUB
BING.
GF- SOLD ATTWENTYFlVE CENTS PER QUART BOTTLE
OR RSEyENTYFVE CENTS PER GALLON, at No 1903 MAGAZINE
STREET Poydras where
and GET SOME FOR TRIAL. FREE OF CHARGE.
jan23 Inns CHARLES FEINOUR, Agent.
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11ENERAL COMMISSION AGENCY

u
IOHDAN co. No. S3 Camp street. will prompt attention
all accounts Subscription received Tor Newspapers and
p.rindrn. in all tho and also in Europe.
Ady for insertion in the Northern and Eastern
paper. the country parishes Of Louisiana
Always hand and for sale select assortment oI bGoks bkan
RANKS LETTER PAPER, PERIODICALS and STATIONERY IT,
na,bsr with of late and popular SHEET
gI1I gs1iSIt, r,mslpg of The latest puLleaions dily
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-24

FORESTS PRorERry.-In the progress of the Forrest
divorce trlal at New9ork few days since Mr. White
icy was examined in relation the of Mr. FORESTS
estate He said: i" From my knowledge of up-town pro-
Perty should suppose them $4,000 to s. 600 each
ms residence in Twenty street suppose to b.,
worm slsooo or $4,000 the estate Front i about
tie Covlngton estate, Cincinnati the most
beautiful site in the nehborhood should suppose To- he
worm s2ooo0 he also property corucr
ol siane ana Seventh streets, Cincinnati which should
think worth $1,000 or $40 0O0''