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Specifications concerning the Laying OF the Ronnd
Stone Paving Roflgnac street, from Front to


The shall byt
city; and all other materials required by
tractor and shall be OF the best qdaty
The curb and laid shall he taken
CURED and d the contractor according The lines nEd levels
be given by the Surveyor and whatever quantity curb and
ter ,one that be found for She completion of
shall be of North River of the best quality
three feet long by four inches thick ed dressed with tho uppe
level to correspond with the grade of the cng Of tho
wais The curb shall be laid in the usual
nanike well jond, and shall have inclination
the sidewalks of three inches and half foot height The
stone shall be well iointed laid the ~okano
bed Of lake shells at least four ncho thick The
be well i9nted and laid bed of river sand Last
nches thrk the joints shall be filled shan
sand the pairing shall then be ammod at least three times wi
compressed with the roller and covered with least three
sharp sand and shells mixed.
Tie Garth picked of the sha belong
The contractor shall bind himself begin
the approval of the adjudication by the Council shall
lame completed and delivered month after, under penalty
keep tho paving perfect oe
repairs lis competition and 10 WA
antee the faithful execution Of said condition tho TpeaYIr viii &
fifth Of the which fifth will be Ind
the expiration of said II the paving be then found perfect co
Security required IRON
contractor guarantee tho faithful performance lila ronJ
Payment in cnsh the completion OF the work acceptance
per superficial yard paving laid per super
fetal loot OF curb and gutter furnished and
fetal foot OF curb and gutter stones taken and reI
Neworeans, September so, 1852. osti
MO. 2S7.-ResOlu que lie contr6leur vende
encan, raba apres ours davis pour
lection dq pAraso calont ond De a Roc Nous
tres son bureau Ierme5 n pAensnl compliant qunl oul
terminS acrept par La approi"
ton de &c Consel.
tsigntl FRANs. hLPuENTE,
ISigutl c. CLAIBORNE,
President iu Consei des Aldermen
Apgrouyf lie ?? septonIre, 1852. n cposs,,AS N.i,o
BUREAU DU CoSTROLEUR,
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BUREAU DU CONTROLEuR,
VuIy DE- IA NoUyELLEORLg Ass, 80 Septembre 1882
re" Avis est par lie presente donne que, con
o6ment la resolution dessus j'aduge lie LUND
midi, bureau, 10 contract susiit - r,n,1yr ,,,,,
sep30 lot v. DEno 10 Iohroeur'
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Il. oheaperthan than manufacturers
PLAsTERs.
sherman sPoor Man's
AlIobas, oor Mans.
Ailehssia .dlnRubbe I Back,
The Impro, ed Poor Mans,
Jew Dsyid's or Hebrew,
Peters Vegetable,
gnapp's indian,
Whites Machine Spread Strength
ening,
Whiting Strengthening,
Kidd'a Imperial,
i1errick's Royal,
LIN1MENTs.
5tttler's Bone and Fever,
Bariine'e Lotion,
Davis's Horse,
HINTS, Hayee', seians', Eewes'
TOOTH PASTEs.
Sherman's Compound orris Tooth,
Tiompsoa's Aromatic Tooth,
Jonss's Toothsohs.
LozENGES.
Shern1an'e Cough, Worm Campho
Ching's Worm,
Wistar's Cough.
DROPSs
ISolonion'e Toothache,
|Sherman's Tooihache,
Williams's To .snche.
MISCELLANEOUS.
rhorhis Extract
Wtnertp Arranulu Extract,
Cerferss Sranish Mixsnro
hio.her's Renei,
MIS-. Kiddbr's Cordial,
Vaughn's Ditholtriptic,
osgood . indian Chologogus,
Hslsey's Forest Vine
hisa. Hsys's Dgnsntery Cordial,
Cullsn's Female Specific,
Cuilen'a Indian Vegetable Remedy
Rowand's Magic Lotion,
Rell's Army 'f,nrtnre.
Davis's papuratiye Extract,
Jayneis Alternative, 4
Jayne's Hsir Dye,
lJayne's CarininntiFa,
Rowand's Carniinative,
Balm Columbia, -
Upham's Pile Eiectuary,
Jones's Chemical Sosp,
| Crumpton's Ralsann,
Thompson's Eye Wnter,
Mira, Hayes Eye Water,
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
Ioaes's Hair Restorative,
5ones's Lilly White,
8eal,s Hair Restorative,
Soda Powders, Colognes,
Meen Fun,
Eircassian Balm,
Balm Of Gilead,
Roby's Hair Curling Fluid,
Bailfy's Shaving CYean,
Tayaor'o Shaving Cream,
Baftine'r Hair Lotion,
Elatt's Remedy for Fiis-
Lamotte's French Remedy,
Baileyis Mead Syrup,
Bailey'd Sagsr-coated Capsules,
Bagle's flypetian Fluid,
Wheeler's Teaberry focthache
Jones's Nectar,
Csval's Anodyne Cordial,
Balm OF Thousand Flowers,
Hasnss's Pile Lection,
IS. Fahnestoek's Vermiiags,
IBailey's Group Syrup,
Ivory Paste Backing,
MacaEHar Oil,
|Chineae Soap,
Lupina Cordial,
lTurlington's Balssn,
British OIL,
iSeiilitz Powders,
Hariem OIL, &
Extracts, Soap, ETC., etc.
line not mentioned in this catalogue
. terms. my2l ly
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uEORATIO d HEMIrT. PIANO -

4 FORTE AND MUSIC STORE No 80 CAM sgsss
attention Of ths public to Ne large and sSsnsiye9
descriptions well selected Of PLANO
FoRTES the makers the United STATE
EUROPE, which be olnh those Of A. STODAEF CO.
Of NawYork, Hal SON Of NawYork Gpd pLEYEL Co, Of
MI GRAND PICcoLo, PiCCoLo oBIigUG AND sQVhRE-Rre
of the celebrated makers the World combining all the iA.l
nay BE- had Of the gabs2roe, every aye o. "o
prices. MUSICAL MERCHANDISE all kinds and quantity.
Among others the subhet keeps constantly band The irss' and
finest selection ACCODEONS brought the Southern rfe
which offered the reasonable GUITARS ustc
tured by WILLIAM HALL SON from tho approved SPANISH
MODELS These Instruments Of the hr oass ard warranted 10
climate The subscriber has had many years
the Music business in the northern ce well and
thoroughly details
his that he will always bend selected
all kinds MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and The --LATEST
MOSTFASiIONABLE MUSIC The Musical Public respectfully
invited to cal and examine his stock,
ef3 lyos EORh1'I0 n. HEWITT, ~ Camp at, N. o.
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ICEICEr-ICE.

kCe-BCeo
NEW ICE HOUSE,
LEVEE STREET n1ary opposite Aurrore u~r, B g.,
Steamship Wharf, aad
No. 87s TCR0HPIT0UEAa STREET.
J. STAFFORD . co.
tS ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. rh.s
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4 1AsTOR O1L-50 bbls. Henry I, Blows best
STONE 4 WGLWoRTi s. Ishoap sgs street.
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Tie roof Of building, the of the cells galleries. kitchen,
oeoo gslea feed ROOM atab ETC., etc. anll be covered with
States the quality less than twenty
the ridges covered with the best English tiles The
landing Recorders Clerka' offices passage
covered with OF the best quality 2 lbs the she proper
Tapped soliered woknanik
effect the whole of the said to be of the
wokmanikr
the completion of the buildings.
All tho gutera valley cutters md conductors shall be of copper
weVe ns to the heet properly apped
The valley CUTTERS shall be
CUTTERS the yard to he made of
ia diameter and to be well hung and fastened
work.
The conductors shall be five inches diameter shall
large copper heads and cast guards
The roof the clock moulding shall
with copper the best
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-11
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

NpATTURE SAND.-Persons wishing to take
SAND from Bature the foot of Race without
permits under the Commry Of the Bature.
l.. II. PILE, City Surveyor.
Surveyors Department Neworeans, Augus 1851.
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The front Barpnne the wHi passage
or shall have water table eighteen inches high by SIX
incics tlck
WIDE dressed furnish
All the windows the buildings shall have granite s
lintels.
gate doorays Captains
office publ entrance, armory,
granite step nine by wev inches, and eight long.
whole blue
we'll dressed finished, shown the plans
nished by the City
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-11
The Liverpool and London Fire and Life

IN5 LIVefp0OI ana LOnu0n EIfe ann LalIe
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Authorized Capital TIN MLLIoSs DoLbAns.
Paid up Capital 200
Surplus and Rsaerved 100000
a2,s409O0
Working CapaTwo Millions Three Hundred and Forty Thousand
Dollarp.
Offering by its unusually large capital the unlimited individual
liability the Stockhoidr that great deBeraum Insuaucthe
most perfect security to the pubcs
Fire Risks in NewOfleaHs, the most reasonabaterns
The usual abatement Of premium made place the Companys Poll
s With the Mutual Companies and all settlements for
will be prompt and liberal.
CHAs. BRIGGS, Agent, Office rs st. ChArssstrset.
BOARD OF REFERENCE IN NEW ORLEANS:
Samuel Nicholson, a. Esne, Thsmas Selar,
A. Lantear, g. A. Holt, Vim. Mure,
Wm.Fellowes J, 3. Eehn, JHs. Robb
T. Ogden
DIRECTORS IN REV YORK;:
JAS. BROWN, Chairman.
FRANCIS CoITEgxr, Deputy Chairman
George Barclay Francis Griffin, Rpyai Phelps,
Mark W. Colet, E(1rtLivingston, Ea r. SsrdsrBon
g. w. Faber, VIM. S. Wamore.i
aLpEsD PILL, Resident Secretary.
Francis GRIFFIN, Counsel of the Board. nes "
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RROOMS, PAINTED PALS AND TUBS
u - 500 dozen Brooms, 8 dozen PGils and Tabs
sep2a CONVERSE 4 CO, VI Iehoepitonlas street.
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4 lRUDE BRIMSTONE-lOO tons Of frat onaI.
" lily IN stoEe and for ssls by BkRsJd 80
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The gnns the windows hive bars with
anchor end be the HalB Each shall
well hung with heavy strap hinges, best
American prison locks.
The wrought-op gangs for the windows street
shall have ornslnented drawing
sufficient number of IRON anchors distances
be sunk Ols cauked down
nailed thereto, to the imb and walls t0geher.
bridge,
shall be properly built
covering shall be placed the gutter leading from tie
sixty feet length M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-11
RHEUMATISM,

Let sill thc who suffering agonnp fortunes Rhen
matsu read he oew aud what may done for hem
they will use thsiniallhe remedy: " " N'''
Mn Jens ByLLDdr Sir For the lR three years
afflicted with RheumatEm OF tho chNrncter
greatest egon opan tried remedy could the
disease, but found relief until
preparation Of Sarsapa which has entirely Rheumaem
and greatly my general hea any medicine have
used have been free pain
doubt the cure permanent aud confidently the
best medicine in for Rhemaiism. lSHAM BRIDGES.
UninntoRp. uNinn q,
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INSURANCE COMPAn yIES.


s. nj, he'd COMPANY with ample
.in y it, nni;res continues RIVER SKA FIRE
~ tba most its Agency in NewCrlean at the
va PJf,E FIT PERKINS 4 co Commercial Exchange,
Ia On, St. Charles street, cotnerof Perdido.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-11

NO. 243.-Resoloed, That the Comptroller be,
and he hereby, authorized sell
notice and to the lowest bidder the supplying the
with iron plates for bridges the
specthfcatons in the Surveyors Office
lSsnedl FRANS. ALPuESTE
PTesident Board o AS
lsgnedl JAMES loBB
President Board OF Aldermen.
Approved d August 1852.
tSgnedl A. CROSSSiAN. MayoY,
True copy: II. BIER, Secretary.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE Cry or NEwORLEANs 1852.
rs" In accordance with the foregoing reso-
nton notice hereby given that will sell
the 18th day of October next a IL O'Clock the bidder
above mentioned contract au4 6Ot o. DEBUYs Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-11

NO. 287.-Resolued, That the Comptroller sell
ut auction, 70 tho lowest bidder days notice
tract for laying the round paving Rgnc
Newlevee and Front Streets according specifications file
Surveyors office Terms of payment, completion
WORK md s by the Surveyor. Tho subject
to the approval Of the Council,
[Sigued FRANS. ALPUENTE,
President of dof Assistant Aldermen.
lSignet WM. C. C. CLAIBORNE
President Board o Aldermen
Approved 23d September, 1852
ISigued A, D. CROssMAN, Mayor.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, Sep. 90 1859
Is~ Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to
the above resolution will adudcate,
Uctobe att! O'Clock office
ssp2s lot o, DEBUYS, Comptroller
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for Bridges, for the term of year.
The Plates shall be made
from the best quality charcoal ough according
plans hereto They shal
thickness shall in all 70 inch.
The shall bind himself deliver the
and such quantities the Surveyor
yered on the eyee front of the such places the Surveyor
direct, within sixty order
| atty of twenty -fse dollars per
The
ton his contract the
Security OF $4,000 shall required faithful per
Torrance Of the contract. r.
Payments cash. delivery Plates
the Surveyor.
Bids to pound. LOUIS II,
New Orleans, August l0, 1852. auI6 til
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skMEClpLTATED PHOSPHATE OF LIME
IA Warranted pure Tor sale by tieg7 r L. Massey
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS. ETC.
u JOHN MCCARTHY, PLUMBER, No. 1874 Camp ,ree Ncyor-
has received and large of
various FORCE AND LIFT PAPS; BEER ruSiTS It, e's
Also, LAYING AND REPAIRING LEAD PIPES SHEET lead
WORK OF EVERY DESCIuPrl y, N '' ' ''D
Ship and Steamboat work
promptly attended t45~ CHARGES Al6nER Attn .S,"S
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Specifications pour la Furniture de bnndcs dc
tnees points, pour rusage de la VILE, pendan nm

Les 5andes convenabsrnen premiere luat5
de "charcoo plans Files
renes en- onguur ct Ell ngeu nGis dams les
pouce d'epalsseur.
lie conactant engagera ournir les telcs
tels qaaitta
vreei levGe de la vle tells
DESIGNER dams dta sranei sps avis pene
dome ameRde de yinstcnq piiEtres pnr jour
lie conarthnt aeugagerA me rexpaton
MOdees
la
rante dc la fiele EXECUTION
Placements
Les propositions lvre.
Nile Orleans, 1852.
LOUIS H. PILE Voyer
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s,,tnpbto a, ors .r,a v,oa September To- lsss
cough which resisted the hneen
and other ordinary medicines Dr. pava Compound syT %
Cherry and Tar relieved u wild
entirely My mother troubled with hsll,. ,o'
and haa been regularly taking squls and
Days medicine for few days past and her cough not h
bad :" 90 before she commenced taking II. '"N
THOMAS MILLAR, Al Rsce.,res,
Sold Wholesale and retail BY the eneral Agents Sol
and West J. WRIGHT Co, isl Chaftres NewOrleans
hsro 81 ass5ru han fg.4ioei-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-11

The eoni'es ahaycs, noulding scs pase sofhi capitals
bases and basement in the Recorders shall seasoned
cypress avg made according drawing and sections
n according 10 WORKING drawings TO be furnished by the
Inc bases o the pglt entrauge stairs landings
moulded. 1850 ~ ' ''
The wood work the inside outside Of the cok tower shall be
made according 10 plans snd working drawings. The
the 1e to be eight by tght Nches and other posts inches
ami inc Whole well fastened and
bolts tic bars
The wood len partition shown the plans shall inch
tQngued and grooyed mill de,sd ysa~ uank strong
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-11
RON AND wRouoHr-IRoN WORKS.


caston grdcr forming iave, shall be placed support
brick work between the pillars OF the gate strde
be twenty four inches wide by hrenchea and eleven
long with ends and two divisions and witt two plain each
hckuese and that of te
bottom three ourts inch. (Sce plan No. Fig W
Eight columns. thirteen inches thirteen feet
long with capitals bases shall be required second
story support the upper wa separating the Recorder
the Lobby Crks office etc. er ts whole as shown the plans
The frame the gate, Eronne street. IRON
the panels shall be wrughiron with csiron
dntelle cornee; the whole shown the plans
The archway the between the
the cells windows the galleries between the car
aud private yard and the wndows yard
stairs and yards the windows Of the Watchmens roll
Captains Office shall have window kratngs
OF ona-ne iron, we'll fastened fixed in the Hrougr6n
fraue accordance to the working plans be the Sur
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-11

I'VE is5s-InpuslAnc resolution passed
Council the city Of NeworeanH approved elst sepem
1852 notice hereby that less than
from publication hereof the Common Council of the city of Newor
proceed
luiou opening laying out Public Park fronting
Road numbered 6S 6s $50 675 500 $685. ia to 100
1s to is 1856 49, Agree
10 the provisions Of the Legislature Of April
Streets and the act
Approved Cd May, l6t7. - ,ro.s,...,
A. D. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-11

DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
and e than minutes the pain inflammation began
aud has entirely left me.
confidently recommend DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN Elk
being superior thing
moving pain OF Inflammation.
Ship Carpenter by trade and shall be willing teu
yrsue Of The Salve all times when necessary reside Franklin
Avenue, No. 15I where any information
Fourp, truly JEFFERSON III. BISHOP,
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SURVEYORS DEPARTMENT, CITY HALL, !,

NkwURLkANs, June 3, 1862. !
TEyHE PUBLIC are informed that the offices of
the DEPUTY SURVEYORS located as follows;
BLANCHARD Deputy First Fourth Districts
Office Poymnia sree, Nayndes Apollo
A. Deputy Surveyor Third Dis
iets office Uun greet Royal streets
je9 l.. II. PILE, City Surveyor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-11

j WEAKNESS AND Pam L

tIa3C7
PHILADELPHIA, 20
highly pr Dssis'u Syrup q Wild eherr nd I
time with weakness and pain in The besst the use Of ho medicine
short limo entirely relieved The would
all the relief the
months OF the
valuable medicine
shaaha toreiuy heb
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edhce auont dei e5 dun pouee trois
cylde abr des tahes ct
ecarr aims que coriches IL lne-
lie bureau ct Ia safe du recorder lie tout da
pres les plans qui ser Outbis par lie voyer
PLANCHERs.
Perception de een du hau6e)
ben abottses poles dun pouce
rgeur couee
elols paraent plancher
eaa lnee de la sale dams panche pin
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The the the Watchmers roll
public entrance door on the passage or aa Captains o and
BID armOry tai
the shall be
& with moulded panne and inch thick hal lie
well fastened and hung with best quality American door iuCA
three sH by inhes eRe fold bo, All the inside
shall be made r sketches N m uche thick, Panneed and
moulded ahayes framed 2ldtng and hung with three inch bua
zach fold nnh fastened with beat American knob locks and large
bolts The oors of the kitchen feed stable shall
be 5att-n doors made with inch stuff and hung the
the All
cells, shall m quarter thick
executed accounting to drawings and well hung with
best hardware.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-11
.steaImboal Racing.

= 4 ~ if 4 ! .s .ta
The Ironton Register says that the steam-
er Cabinet. owned at that place and running
between Big Sandy and Cincinnati, and the
steamer Fashion No. Q, our Big Sandy Pack
ket came down from that place to lronton,
Monday morning last, on race, nearly to-
geihei. If the Cabinet cannot run faster
than our stern wheel packet her owners had
better trade her off for something vast deal
swifter before. they think of beating the Sci
oto No. O.. Speaking Of racing, ,-one would
suppose that the number Of lives lost and
the amount of property destroyed from ac-
cidents in steamboat racing would forever
prevent any person from engaging in such an
exciting and dangerous sport. II is truly to
be deplored that steamboat men can with
perfect impunity endangerr the lives Of theft
passengers in seeking little personal noto,
Iiety, as the commanders of "cfack steam
ers.h Capt. Hanshell, Of the Fashion No.
o, weare sure, did Not seek contest with
the Cabinet, but that boat being put ina
trade the business Of which he has mostly
commanded and in which he has given great
satisfaction, for sometime past, of course,
he did not feel like giving up to be beaten
by any such craft as that.pitted against him;
and, therefore, perhaps,th race.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-11
Contradiction.

The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Tribune denies in the most pos
tive terms that Gen. Scott has written o
letter 10 the editor in Kentucky or any
where else, in which he declared himself
ready to avow his sentiments upon all pub.
lie questions whenever he is called on to
dose BY any whig State or National Con-
vention, The writer says Gen. Scott has
said no such thing, but has said that he
would respond to any call made upon him
by the wbig National Convention.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-11
orr caadidate.

Already we hear tbs sneering question Of
The WHINE WHO Il Fnnklin Pierce - r
The same question was asked eishtyears ago
about James K. Polk, and we presume there
are many persons who take only wing pa
pers and vote the whig ticket, that Will not
even know who franklin Pierce Is, until ne
is the President OF the United States
which win be in November next. We had on
our table short time since, biographical
sketch of Mr.. Pierce, which, we are sorry
to say, from some cause is not now to be
found. We may say, however, that he is
not so obscure person as the wings would
have the people believe. His father was an
officer in the revolution and he himself, if
we are not mistaken, took command of Gen.
Pixies army after that gallant officer was
mortally wounded at the battle of York.
He was member Of Congress as early as
1888 and has since served the people in sew
: eral responsible offices, among which that Of
u. s. Senator. During the warswith Mexi-
co, he was appointed Brigadier General, in
Pillows Division, and acquitted himself
creditably in that capacity. During the last
month or two, he has been spoken of as a
suitable candidate for the presidency, by
several influential New England papers,
and the unanimity with which helwas nomi-
mated and the satisfaction which is said TO
have prevailed among the members after
wards, is an evidence Of his entire compe-
tency. to fill the highest office within the
giftof free America.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-11

oTThe wife Of q Dry Goods merchant,
in Cincinnati, who had been in The habit> Of
making small purchases from peddlers who
travel from house to house, just because they
sold 50 cheap, purchased from one Of those
gents fourteen yards Of ybrocade silk, which
usually sells at $s so, at one dollar per yard.
and when her husband returned exhibited It
TO him as decided bargain. What was her
surprise, however,whenshe was informed by
the indignant bigger half. that that same
piece Of silk was stolen from his store thai
very day and heaad a police officer had beer
insearch of the thief ever since. He madl
bis wife promise never 10 let another pacl
peddler enter the house.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-11
The vice Presidency.

-Atelegraphie dispatch by the Morse line,
states that WILLIAM R. KING, Of Ala
bama, is the nominee of the Democratic Con-
yention, for Vice President. This isanex-
cellent choice and we doubt notit will give
general satisfaction to the democracy thro'-
out the Union.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-11

No. SO. AN ACT.
To authorize County Auditors to place taxable
Lands upon the tax Duplicate, in numerical
order.
Sec. 1. BE 4 enacted By the General Assanbly
of the State Of Ohio, That the county auditor d
any county IN this state, may, IN making out
the duplicate Of taxes Of any such county, for
this and each succeeding year, place each sep
arate tract Of real property, IN each and every
|township in such county, according to the nu.
|nericpl order Of the section inWhich said tract
| 81 tracts may BE situate, and the same shall be
lplaced on said duplicats, In hne or lines, i'm,
lmsdiatsly opposite 70, and after the name o.