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Merchants Insurance Company of New

Merchants Insurance Company Of New
ORLEANS.
CAPITAL saco, 900. ........... ALL PAID IN.
JOHN PEAfBERToS President.
A sCHRIEBER, Secretary.
70 The Directors respectfully inform the inhabitants Of tbs Fourth
District Gate Lafayette that facilitate their relations with this Com
they have eahed Agency No u
they prepared to INSURE AGAINST FIRE, MARINE AND
RIY Err RISKS the lowest Of TEN PER CENT in
es will be made doing business with thu Company
BOARD OF REFERENCE.
John Pernbsrtnu, Fergus Garlefe, Ksspar Asch,
Michel Srtson, Stafford, Adams,
Manuel ]. GE1ca L. r. Kenny, W. W. yaught,
Thomas j. Ivy, Gastave Ieryy, Richard Salter.
EDWARD IVY, Agent
nraS CJ4Hee M aIasTr srsst :
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M AGNOLIA HOUSE, Biloxi, Miss -
patrons the public generally that this ftgte il
open visitors This house inferior ia TIE rn
locality hotel the The
BALL ROOM dimensions similar Biloxi and is
admirably BALLS PARTIES public gatherings
ally Which occasions will be let reasonable terms In addition
the ball accommodations prepared for at east w
than in previous
Her TABLE il will be her constant provide amply with the
beat That thu the eizhboring markets afford.
roomy Af HOUSES adjacent the Hotel for the
| convenience of BoSrlers.
The BAR 8 supplied with choice l.quoil.
The ICE CREAM SALOON also edioina the Hoe.
a LIVERY STABLE is attached to the Hotel.
PLEASURE BOATS are kept in readiness at all times
Thankful the liberal patronage heretofore extended to her.
respectfully requests will be share pub
lie fsvor
Visitors will be landed at the Wharf Of the Hotel they notify the
Captain Of the of their Wishes BoIl May 1s593m
GRr No charge for wharfage
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AUCTION SALES.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
Parsn or M.plsos son f. ia on rule agsins Charlie b.
McKIERNAN No. 93s.
by VIRTUE of q writ of fieri facias to me
directed by the Honorable the Tenth Dct Court, parish
adaOn the above entitled caue will proceed sell public
ton the Rounda of the City Exchange ST. street.
ChartIe and Royal Streets MONDAY September G. 1883 Il
o'clock NJ
The negro slay" narled JACOB
Seized the above belonging defendant. McKernan.
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES T FRERET,
aus Is % sep5 Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
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Home Mutual Insurance Company Of

VIII sub,esad capital Of s3G5o prepared rsesiss
applications ier 13#
FIRE MARINE AND RIVER RISES,
the otsas Of the Company, No. 90 GRAVIER STREET.
peIsnu nsung neaied s
profits divided those he insure with The COMPANY Ia
earnings the control Of the Trus.ees
This company purely the rnus.l principal Of nsPf
ance, the Trustees beve subscriptions (gseo) o5ers sfs
secrTitr n tue policy holders
portfolio of the ass hote
"''--DE VI 'r'A' ALEXANDER BROTHER. President.
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No IA
ny virtue Of the powers vested in the Councils Of The
Gty OF Neworeans by an Act of the Legislature Of the
Companies in the City of NewOcans and for other pr.
poscs. approved March % 1852
Be aordm"d, That Charter he and the is hereby
granted to Creole Fire Co. No % for the space of ten
years from the 18th day of July next 1862 their present
Charter expiring on said day and that said company
yantages and privileges granted to Fire Companies by
the different Acts of the Legislature of the State of ou
siana.
Signed VIC. e, CLAIBORNE,
sigHedl '' FRxNs so %nF 6 Ai4f"'"'
.. RI, ... , President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
lsisuedl A. d. cRosshiAN, Mayor.
No. 245
Resolved, That the Surveyor be- and be is hereby di
rected to prepare and submit to this Board plan for H
neat and substantial iron and wooden railing for Wash
ingon Square in the Third District and the cost
same with estimates also of the probable cost Of other
necessary improvements for the embelshnent Of said
Square.
lSigned W. c. CLAIBORNE
,sgD.o rT FR sYs Bo Al p # AaaEm'n
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lsgnedj a. D. CRossMAN, Mayor.
No 2ie
Rsoltd That all specifications for contracts to be let
sold at auction by the Comptroller shall be aie and
published least five times in the official journal prior
the day of sad sale letting which specifications shall
be approved by the charmen of the Committees Streets
and Landings.
tsignedI We. G. CLAIBORNE
President BonId Of Aldermen.
[Sgnedl TRANS. ALPuEEJF,
President Board OF
Approved sth August, 1881
Isgnedl A. D. cRossMAN, Mayor.
True copy! H. biEIt, Seeretaty
MAY0RALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. August i. 1855,
CoMMos CauScL Cry NEwoEIEANs.
No N
Resolved That the Comptroller be, and he ia hereby,
authorized to sell at auction to the lowest bidder
ten days notice the contracts for the construction of
wharf at the head of Espanade street and one at
head of Independence street and the necessary repairs to
the wharf at Post D. all in accordance with specifications
file in the Surveyor office and all subject to approval
Of the Council
lSgnedl FRANs. ALpUESTE
reslcut Board O ASS slant Aldermen.
Signed W. c. c. CLAIBORNE.
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved Sh August, 1852.
tsgnedl A. D. CROsSNAN, Mayor.
True copy: H. BIER Secretary
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EJSOR BAYOU CROSSE TETE.- ey h.
BEE having been chartered by G. W, &
Haywood, BAYOU CROSSE TETE TRADE skEaxAkfAs
sill her regular trips as the water viii permit and
the during the For freight passage apply
7. D. SMITH, 81 Poylras street,
jams A. C. MERuNDEAuH, Is Cons' street.
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p A. FAHNEsToCK's vERMlFUGE II

ID A. FAHNEST0CK'S FERMlFUGE IN
THAT HAS EVER BEEN DISCOVERED Tho following IL
the voluntary testimonials Of tie efficiency popularity
~ j. g. Es m eminent practitioner OF Ripley, IDah COUNTY, Mi
dated January w lsh.
MEs5Kg B. A. FAHNFTocE Co.tienletnen used 81,
S.rnnsc 'or Ncn eight years, and VOL pced with
hGvg frequently from 80 to high US long Worms
u child, lrvm taking il. believe 5 Huperlor.
Respectfully, j. b. ELLIS, NJ.
~ BEWARE or couNrERFElTS AND IuGTNrWNS-7
opsio have adopted wrapper, which bnuiu steel
craving, to avoid the possibility Of imposition.
~ Fer sale by all respectable nuggss NawOrsans
mstchhbis generally throughout the state lyla In
nRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUNIERY, EFT,
The subscriber would respectfully attention OF PlAn
heans and Families his recently received stock comprising
found FRESH and GENUINE he would particnae fnowi
English Qunne, Howssd's Blue Mass Potas- blcrph
all the preparations of Cod Liver osenun Phosphate
RonHgl aud Jules ausa Pennery Patent Mednes variety
bhIrel1 fufe Honey etc.. etc. 1HOS, RANKIN,
ESONE FELON OINTNIENT--Certan to giy
relief in twenty 10 fifty hours CUE u week
themaney returned Sold nj I. per box Also SALNE FLOR Bill
warranted in like manner AZ hy cents per box For sale
1880 2mt No. 100 MAGAZINE STREET
ETGYPTIAN EYE BALSAM d CO 1ssssxm,
HEN, having had thirty years. experience offers
aboge habe remedy for ali Diseases pertaining the "
EYE, 49,
te opbthama years. standing cured IN eleven weeks
being stone blind for eight months the ht
~ three weeks gentleman who always used specs fifty
h using only drop, enabled read the newspaper whC
thrm by candieigh t in eight huurs alter.
iS Inflammation of three single drop gives
brlInncy to the eye and also strengthens the sight.
eB Nos. lsl CIRCUS ST. myl0 Iy
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FICKSBURG.

VIII leave SATURDAY August a. O'Clock positively
ETOR GREENWOOD, MARION, H. h.
TcHtIA, YAzop CITY, sAfAETA vIcKs, -
River Packet Tic fine light drGught steamer BLOOMER BoyJ
master, will leave For freight passag Rppy board
loot Of Cus JnhoIs! street, or to
7. WILSON, II CarDudeet street
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-07

6Henre IL Moses pras efs. and tlzi daring
HE past year lie and hi> lie and AL his
eluisiien had been rnnscntd 10 God.
Mo.es frspri.sltd: !. Buss tsud. Nss-
= &. doe | u.y up ies. | neLsI forgri
sou ii ny PrAseIs: oilers pni De ole
r.as-s side Dc nea one. Brr.s Cod dls
Hake Muse. ink about Joseph ID De
Egypt again"
The t.ul.nei lien stated y 81. n. thai
his oAjrsi in susning ~ ISaisimofe - l0
buy Msses and bis lan.ily back again.
Bns Mr. u. sssund him ll.ag .lisi ~ss ON
II llle qnssIaail. lur lie ronld not part y It'll
linn; and he nslensled 10 iaanuumi Muses.
and his sif. il Forty. aud las children u
thirty five YEAR u age.
Mnses MAS nnl far srssg ii his rrle-
renee 10 Joseph. fn when Joseph vas
sold INTO Egg ~, Ged ",errnlcd ii 10 his
good, and iie nb,ained dressings li,a, ~sle
far beyond kis sxp.els,ions; 80 will
Moses. Joseph eventually proved slre
instrument ui saving tie lives of li,ose
who sold him. Nnsrs pfos ell the inslIu-
men, IL Gods hands u SAVING The mans
soul = Ii" seld him.
Old Moses il ssill living. and doing
well. lie long since obtained he ifrs'
dom. and u present occupies c,nfot,..
ble house ii his oan; and suppose sings
anil pays and shouts 10 lis heats con
tent.
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Cotton Mills in tae United States. s.-'TLe :

Cotton Mills In iae United States. The an
nual products Of all The rouon mills in the
United Sis,cs. is stated 10 be 900. 600 Coo
Yards. and the consumption Of cotton,
60O.000 bales Of which are consumed
south Of the Potomac. and in The Wesiern
S,aies. Tile value Of this amount OF CT
Ton. when manufactured, is supposed 10
be upwards Of sixty -seven millions.
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Tennessee Railways.-Gov. Campbell,
in his message to the Legislature,
states that s., Coo, 600 had been subscri-
bed to the Memphis and Charleston
road above 1000 900 to the Louisville
and Nashville road, and over sl50,000
to the Nashville and Columbia road.
He commends all these works to the
Legislature, as deserving Of State coun-
tenance and support.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-07

A person can now breakfast in Lon
don and sup in Dublin the same day,
and Uice ucrsa. The whole distance is
two hundred and sixty-six miles by
land, and sixty-four by sea.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-01-07

A leading medical practitioner at
Brighton, England, has lately given q
list Of sixteen cases Of paralysis, pro-
auced by smoking, which came under
his own knowledge within the last six
months.
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Castings, Of HON, Manufacture. - Few,

Casliugs, Of Home Manufacture. - Few,
even oi the ci,,zens Of this town, are
aware. We imagine. of lhe quantity and
quality Of work mIne,l onl from The Foun-
dry Il Mr.. Henry G H.ll, in this place.
We have, II this office. very handsome
specimen Of lis work. the Front Of i
Crate, y uhirh we viii be pleased 10 cxhib.
il. The expectation of soon having The
Deep River Coal here in abundance. has
induced Mr.. Hall 10 turn his attention Il
The manufacture Of Crates. We are GLAD
10 hear that his success has more thar
me, his expectations, and .ha, he cantem
plate an enlargement, Of his very usefu
and convenient establishment.
Fnv Obs
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Great Bat Trap.-Mr ]. II. Chester

Of The CRY OF Cincinnati. las taken mca-
sures 70 secure patent for very ingen-
ious ri trap" II, i 50 constructed that
when MIR. Rs, enters and reaches. forth to
sna,ch The bait. his weigh acts upon a
trap door, which suddenly opens and
pieeipilatcs hlm into dark chamber. in
which he con see only one speck Of light,
for thai he rushes into another chamber,
and BY doing :, sets the spring of The
arap door by touching lever, and III this
manner the trap j. re-sei and kept s., for
any length Of time ~ the animals them
selves. 50 liia, wi,hou, any ,ionble but 10
The Ia.s, whole box foil may be caught
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times. 10 lislrn 70 tie indtcnruus and the
siulshi. = ish0sli rriuFiing 10 ; kindred spa
n. But ln gsral majority 81 eases ilir
pulley pf sllrnce, II MOI III indifference and
cont, mpi. j. lie wise one nndef lhr cir.
rumsianees. We should pity lie weak
hess II lie pss sjudlrrd and ilr PASSIONATE.
xho eannai control lllemsrlsts. IaIller
,lIan Imisass their inGrmily. Trur. il j.
Impossible. ~ III lines. 10 satisfy The rap
linns and Tie fsrisui. o. ii escape lie .bn-e
of lhr ensiaUs or tie malignant. Bui
80 lie language II an able contemporary.
- sr;tls rnnsrinns 0f intentional recliiusie,
with calm srll4hcr Nv IL osn cap ci,ie..
J q mGdessls sensible uf their 0sn limits,
and having - MI liliss present cunylc-
tlon llas other men. ~ knesing and sin.
rerr - he il. are existing in M world.
can atiofd 10 disregard. perhaps 10 ssiIr
al ,his pe,ly sril.irrs Of uneasy sssallanls.
Sune Eol very conspicuous themselves,
wish IL attract attention hy showing hos
gallan..y they dane 10 annoy another.
such il nui mean much, and are not very
nlurh 10 blame. brcause Il Is mrii knosn
ihey' canRnt du sny harm. and vel II ihr
same liilr. they uhtain some advantage. =
Ands j, We repra'. 10 social life. lis Jill.
ticul lar Tile mnsi rzivsaI 10 escape lhe
ioague ng lauder. Even lie cautious. The
moderate and lie wise. uill sometimes
find themselves Involved In diificulsy.
Nevertheless. the cases are rare. In which,
when courtesy and goodwill are made
the pfsiinasy rule II conduct. lIia, day
Will Iass b., IN which The happy effects
of those generous and benevolent princi.
pes will not be experienced and realized.
Philadelphia Lqsirtr.
~-s>-s--~~S~>%s-~~
Mcrmons. The plurality wife $, stem
j. III f,i.l vogue here. t.orefnor Young
il said to have as many rs 90 wives.
lie tnTe along the streets few days
since. will l6 of Them IN long carriage
.-I4 D! them having each an infant n
her bosom. II 10 saii that Hcben G.
kImbail. one Of the Tribune Council, and
tie second person in The trinity. had ~
mosi an equal number; among them, mo
ller and her two daughters. Each mai
ran have a. many wives as he can main
tain. that is. alier they have been picket
and cnllcd hy the head men. The judg
es and Secretary Of State had ihe honor o
being Introduced by His Execllency. III,
!, Governor. 10 several of his wives ami
also by IIeben q. K,,nbslI 10 several o
his.
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tween The expense OF The one and the 9th.
er, is as great as is tie difference betweena
The strength Of the puny mule, and lhe
gian, engine.
When your coal arrives At Smitlyille,
!, can be transported 10 New York for 81.
70 per Ion. witch added 10 SO cents cost
a, smlliyil,e, makes il cost al New Yofk
iS2.5S per ion. The selling price Of blu
mnous cnci ., New York is usually from
sc 10 81 pr ~. Should Tie markell a.
New Yoss e.cr becotue p!ulled with bit
unlnoas ooa', ms ca,EpSuy can undefscll
all Ciheis, SID sci E.ake Gnora .ous profits,
But tac bssl l,arAets fcf yuor coal wilN
be al Sni;hyiii.. 'iAiB pace is situated al
the oalIe. ei Cape Fear liver, directly up
on the ocssa, bui protected Is Smiths
lslacd, 50 40 70 fsici a secate harbor.
Vessels caa taser this hsrbsr drawing
10 leat u asler; i. u dscclly III The track
cf lhc steamers ia, ply iron New York
TO ChSrlsstCi, Savaaah, New Orleans,
Texas. The West Indies, Mea,co and Cha
gres. hy tai,ng On baard a sufficient
quantity oi caal II New yosi. 10 bring
them 70 Snilhv,ise, ,essels right COM
ptsie their oarCues there al great saving
oi expense. lie sos.i woa.5 readily sell
al Smiihs'lie !, i per ten, yis Ing 10 the
! company prOit u >, leael IS. No other
! somPany can compete with sour company
IN southern aaske.~, situated as YOU will
i Be. Wisii'a lav's sai. of Ctasicslou. and
.lsilhia three o. The ,~tand IL Guba.
AsTakAcsEE Co1-.--ln addition 10 The
above Coal F,ria, ,oar company own two
sessra! tsac's u isn,! adjoining each other,
and ai.ouGling 10 Clcscn hundred acres,
undersssd with snihfacilc coal, which COM
paics fascsably &c the best anthracite Goals
OF Pennsylvania. T..ere are Two beds
, Of lh,s coal. one Of v'i.lch ovefSSys ,he 9TH
= er, and gives a.i,ltf1.Ax -
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-. II ~ 7T7EgF y TT 8IIN sIIU'IIVF -
wlpl him, FHaiii his quarter r-willna =
hundlcd YARDS td my own house; AMI !
lave never ruig the bell al amy iipe U
The pcii, Or mmning. lha. his horn did
nplanswer in five minutes alter. But two
gears ago, liz rnf lelignn. and commenced
sS'En hesierns i:anIy praycr-iiia1 ~,
payer ]. his quarters every n'ghi aud
10 ming; anil when he began las prayei,
ai wa Impossible u lib wIieil Ic VOID
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-24

lhfl OF the following, viz.
Super Broche Antique Silks,
Colored Armure Silks;
Striped Tafeta Siiks:
High eolored plain Pault de Sole;
Black Brocade Fasonnee;
Extra rich and Embraid'd FacSanea
Changegble and Chene Faeonnee:
Embroidered Dsmask and plaii
Pc,ilt de Sole;
Extra rich Changeabie and Chame
leon Poult de Sole;
Small plsid high ceiored do, 70
misses;
Marcsllines and Florences, Of ever
shade and color;
White and coiored Satins;
A few pieces superior heavy blaci
and coiored waiered Peult de Sole
Coloreh silk velvets;
Rich Chene Satin striped and plair
Cashmere d'Eeosse;
French and English Merinos, Nous
selincs de Lame and Alpacas, sole
eolors, Of every variety Of shnde
Plain, striped and plaid PopliDs;
Superior black and colored plain and
figured Canton Grapes;
A large assortment Of white and
colcred embroidered and plair
Grape Shawls, some extra rich:
Merino, Cashmere and heavy rie!I
Silk Shawls;
Rich plaid Raw Silks;
e P. W. W. would especially
tiers to his stock of goods for their
articles have been selected with s
long nNperience in That particnl.lr II
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English, French and American Cali
Goes:
A complete asssrtmen, Of English,
German aud French Hosiery;
Superior white and eolored Sill
Hose and Half Hose.
GLOVES AND MITTs.
Burk, ClmmOis, Kid, Cashmere, Silk,
Filoselti aud Filet, of every de-
scription.
LACE GOODS.
A large and elegant assortment of
Yaienciennes, English, French and
German Laces, and do. Embroide-
RES;
Superior 6-ls and 1914 Linen Sheet
lngs,
Darnask Table Linens and Napkins,
new and splendid s;yles;
- Irish and German Linens and
Lawns;
Linen Cambria Hdkfs, piain;
Embroidered and colofed bordered
Curtain Stuff, embroidered Lace
and Muslin, Silk and WOODEN
Dainask, etc.
PLANTATION GOODS.
Heavy Kerseys, Lows!ls, Linseys,
Jeans, DENNIS, Stripes and Cot
tonailes; 80
Super French Bed Blankets;
Heavy Gnriner Plantation do, very
superior.
all the attention Of factors and plan
use.7 1t is very complete, and the
,eat care and Judgment, the result of
,e. saG If g
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-24

THE PNHrnEp CogS.In Mr. Banvard's new and inter
"ting book entitled Plymouth and the Pilgrims when
speaking of tn" endurance of the early pilgrims the author
relates the following interesting incident
simple. affecting. yet very appropriate memorial of
Their condition ut that time lin the winter 1929 was
prevented ~ the centennial celebration of their landing
December % 1920 at Plymouth After address from
Ia" Hon. Daniel Webster procession marched the
court houzc aud they passed down the long rows Of
tables rich laden with the uxuries of the sea and land
rye kernels Of parched corn observed every
plate. They attracted attention Some smiled as they
passed along nj what they regarded odd conccit
who were better acquainted with the Yankee char
actor and with TIN il dnGss for significant notions knew
that these silent symbols eloquent with some hidden
meaning These five mysterious kernels of corn were
rhts Of that affecting incident, when in 1928 the
colony were reduced to pint Of which when Iii
VIe among The settlers, gave them each five grains
Wien this was understood at the table it produced
tNriih'g emotion These five grains on each plate
fun Of the fdrtld If thought and feeling
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-24

EsrlSG Hot SEs.-in Eastern editor says; The Ian
guh2e made e Of ut cheap eating houses seems to
he tongue by selfa mysterious combination of jerks
nasc and utturls. ineligible only the man wot cuts
The beef We were in johnson Friday and WE will
take our dayy that the following articles ordered
in me space Of i've minutes: Fried bed-posts rare
tteWed ciall-#agon cup or tea mashed tamhorine-ou-
tlde-t"o plates roasted strrups-winc wheel
bGro'Ss for twowtil done horse and cart-,wo cups
y, ID hir and drum stuifcd-two pates-plenty of
- our sign-boards with dumplingsi The above
hcS appear to be served up day. If you doubt
drop in some time and listen for yourself
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RIVER AND MARINE.

FOR NEW YORK-With Dispatch IN
IL REGULAR PACkET.The very fast sailing regular 49,
packet ship KALAMAZOO, Taylor, is oading
will quick dispatch. For passage having
unsurpassed Accommodations app board opposite Vegetable
Market o. c. B0GERT Co, 10 Camp street. or
jana BABCoCK K FENNELI. IS Common street.
ESOR BELIZE, Honduras-The Al Brit .,sN
H. schooner THOMAS pIERSoN, having nearly herATHS
engaged will have immediate Dispatch For freg.
three hundred barrels, passage. applyto
jns2 B!ttsEI.LI 4 CO.. 81 Common street.
EOR VERA CRUZ-The A fast sail IN
ing schooner BONITA Joseph sbisa MASTER having S4Ef
part Of her engaged viii have ispa'ch For freight
haYing fine accommodations apply board at the Pic
fier or TO linnsl BARElLl 4 Co, 81 Common street.
EOR LIVERPOOL. The A. Brit m
ship QUEEN Mccartney master, loading for r
above and viii have quick fisse For freight
ton apply Iianlal q. W. OLIVER Co, ataronretat
N1EW ORLEANS ENlIGRANT AND -
REMITTANCE OFFtCE.TLe his old
established persons
tning their friends England with
sterling sight drqrLts <-le post the
He also usual having pas
brought from Liverpool to this ships
Parties living distance by addressing LETTER post paid
the Undersigned, will be promptly attended to.
alD JOHN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-24

81 ttdf torrr IHE USrrEp sTArEs.-Tuesdas. jan
w. ls7+,-Samnel NJ Parsons, ESQ of NewYork and A
i uds"n crane ESQ of Virginia admitted after
nrys and counscllprs of this Court.
No ltI. The United States, Plaintiff Thomas Reid
ana Edward Clements This cause was argued by aIessrs
anyes and Attorney General Crittcndcn for the plaintiff
anl by Aessrs Crane and Scott for the defendants
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AUCTION SALES.
Hy WIN p SC0VT Au.t;ono.,

GATURDAY, January "a, at half-past 10
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foRSiA 1JL TIE GOODS To BE REMOVED AT ONCE
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