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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-16

BALTIMORE, Dec. 14.-Sir Hooper c..
lIirks, the Collector of the Customs at Wen
NJ, 10 Dorchester county, Maryland, whilst
4sil asst FIVE O'Clock this evening, had a rope
'aown around his neck, and was dragged into
Ill alley by three men, aud robbed Of $1,000
i've hundred IN GOLD, twelve hundred in Batii-
more notes. and draft for fourteen hundred
IN New ! ok, and his watc,. At the Instant
ne wgf assaulted, handful of lime was thrown
iut1 his mouth and eyes, strangling aud bIini
Jug HIM. The robbers escaped before he
could recover aud give an alarm. His pockets
were ali cut open and the flesh grazed with
The knife.
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BosroN, Dec. l4--Nr. scudder, Wing, is
elected to Congress in the first district; hlr.
Croeker, Wing, i'll the second MIR. Edmunds,
Wig, in the third Ar. Upham, Wing, in the
slxth Wentworth, Wing, i'll the eighth ;
Dickinson, Wing, IN the tenth, and Goodrich,
Wing. in the eleventh n. Z. Banks, condition
Democrat, is elected in the seventh, and De
VIII Free SoiIer, in the ninth. The entire
delegation is com posed Of niue Wings, one
Democrat and one Free Soiler. In the last
Congress there were seven Whigs, one Demo
crai and two Free Sellers.
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QAK ORCHARD ACID wATER.-we

OAK URt HARD ACID WATER.-We
- CAL the attention OF Physicians aid others to
this Mineral Water, icing ouS OF the most flea
cious, and al the time Cf the most simple
rc:reGial agents known. Ii hcs been successfully
used in TIE treatment Of many diseases, especially
those affecting the stomach be wells and urinary or.
gans, Dlateles, dyspepsia Pies, Chronic Mucous
Catarrh general d. Uiiity ard Ices Of appetite ScGd
head ard Salt Rheum night sweats aud all diseas
Of tie skin. Dropsy in its earliest stages has al
ST. been successfully treated with this water. Dea-
ciiptige pamphlets furnished gratis by
ABE 81 GRAY, Druggists,
de Il Sole Agents loI Inc State IT Virlinia.
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ALBANY, Dec. ia man named Gilbert
Irllep, - hose father resides ut U8brldge,
Mass, committed suicide at the Merchants
tiOtel, in his city, yesterday, by taking nor
..ine. In note left on The table where he
nilIcd himself he gave two reasons for com
hitting The rash act. One was that he was
desperately IN love with Emily +. Abbott
aEd The olaer that he was u deserter from Col
Tu} IJt's artillery, oad feared the disgrace and
punishment wh:ch awaited him upon being
captured.
Samuel l.. Hathaway, of Bay bridge, Che
mango county, recently committed suicide by
Alu4lug himself with chain in his barn.
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Son;agi1 Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Dec. IL.
Hontng - cTea ing an excitement here equal
10 that produce hs Jenny Lind. Her CON
eer' last n gbt was immensely crowded, al 1
th1 enthusiasm Of the audience was unboand
ed
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY
By james NJ. Taylor.

Z ~.
CANT LOT, ON CLAY STREET, AT AIIC
IlON.-Wlll be sold on Thursday next, the 18Th
INST, at O'Clock, upon the premises respectively,
TWO Framed Houses and Lots, situated on Clay
street, west Of Brook Avenue
hese houses being nearly new, are in excellent
ORDER Throughout end veiy comfortable in their
arrangements; enc house contains five rooms and
the other four rocms
The lots front 81 feet each snd runs back ahou,
lC4 feet.
After which, will be sold vacant Lo, sdieininv
toe above, fronting - feet and running back lO3
feet.
TERMS. -One-ihird cash balance at 6 and l2
months, with interest, and secured by deed of
whole purchase mouey
DC II I,MES 81 TAYI Op anct
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NEW YORK MONET MARKET.
~ L..nar hacnrnhrr [ I

There IS more activity in the street this NOR
nag, but We have no change 10 make : our
quotations. The demend for money IS we'll
supplied at our range, although there IS less
eogrrnass to elfec: loans than was apparent two
u three weeks since.
We anote-
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Transmitted FOR THE DAILY pIsPAlCa
Mexican Boundary CemmissIon.
NEW ORIRAks Dec L.

Late advices from Texas state that the Mex
Mln Boundary Commission have abandoned
the survey of the Rio Grande, owing to the
scarcity Of provisions.
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CLEVELAND, Dec. IS.-The schr. Gazette
auned ..efe this morning in distress, having
seen tossed about for Il whole week by The
gales oa the Lake. Her crew were destitute
4, food and ~orn down by fatigue. On enter
.rg the harbor she run on 10 the pier, which
i..ockrd Il hole in her bow. She then drifted
into thu lake All! cnpszed, the crew saving
themselves by cIingng 10 the rigging.
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CLOTHING AT AUCrI0N-CIol.Tl5aEIisS11

LUIHFNG nj AUUTIUN -CLOIHiNG
" Al AUCTIOS.-I will sell the balance of nv
stock OF Clothing at cost for lew Is, and the
remain ing stock will be sold at Auction Cali a,
80 ana 70 Msin street, and secure your Christmas
suit wai!e you have The chance 2J per cent.
saved by purchasing at HYNEMAE'S, as the stock
OF Goo6s must positively ba sold. Black blue,
brown Frock and Dress CoGts Beaver ard Pilot
OFercoats 1910 pr Pants, 2COo Vests all of which
| will sell AT first cost
Do not forget thai the place is 80 lzd Is Main
street.
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de l3-lm. LEWIS HYNEAAN, Proprietor.
nAIRY AND MARKET FARM FOR

I AK AID MAXI ET FARM FOR
A. SALE-For sale privately, pretty little mar.
ket and dairy FARM, about Il miles from Rich.
mond, embracing Is acres, beautifully Graduating
and well adapted tC the cultivation of every yeriety
OF vegetables The sell is OF clay bottom and very
susceptible CT improvement It is fne situation
tor tue ice business ard has it an excellent ice
house aud pond.
The lEproveme mis- are rev and substantial The
dwelling Is Of wood, two stories high, containing
six good rooms, with porch in front and finely
shaded piazza in II a., II commands a beautiful
view Of Richmond and the surrounding country
and Is altogether heslthy, improving and desirable
place. great bargain cnl be had ii early gpplica.
tlJn lie made as the owner is dctirous OF selling IN
order - IomOye to the luwer country.
FoT terms, eppiy to w. GODDIN, or
WIN. GUULDiN
The above Farm, (n1w in the occup ncy OF DR. r.
hund'ey } + not 8, ID privately, will, on Z hurs-
days the 31th inst, be sold at public auction upon
the emises comm ehcing al 81 clock, p. NJ.
Terms at sale.
de ll-dtds w. GODDIE, Auctr.
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BY Alexander Mott d Co,

uh'h Tue season closes, CONNIE using at seven
oc!ock, at which time will sell from the shelves
III io's 10 sun purchasers good selection If piece
and cut dry goods. hardware cutlery, guns. nstoi,
gold srd silver watches, and clocks and time niec-.
OF every description. Also general assortment Of
isney goods. ALEX MOTT Il co.
no Auetioneers
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NV ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-THE Picayune
has received later adyices from Mexico
Tampico has pronounced against Arista.-
The revolutionary spirit was spreading IA
..IIIN
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Hgks. ANN h. DAVIS: Dear Friend
IVA Please serd by the bearer, Two bottles
more ct your sOngh Elixir. My last supply
is nearly exhausted, ana never like TO be without
il in Tho house. Ii is now upw ards Of twelve ears
sill ce fra mede trial of it, a-d have taken il re-
reatedy since in c8ses Of colo and cough, and have
also administered it to other members Ct my ami-
ly-my children in pal tcular-with the m0st hap
~ ttirct. have tia nearly oil the cough RENE.
dies OF the day, and have hesitation In saying
that believe yours 10 be the most valuable pre-.
paiatiou Of the kind now ia use, aud family
me- icine almost laGi peEsable. | therefore take
grcae pressure in rec, mmCndiug II 10 the conf.
GIlce and patronage Of the public.
Very RESPECTFULLY, yO0E obi sefv';.
F,F.
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"a MERCHANT TAILORS.
fq Broad 81 Opposite r & +. Il. r. De. Of
~"AEsA9 Have received their Fall and Winter
Goods, embracing the latest and mos! fashionable
styles. They RESP ectiu!ly request call from their
customers and the public
Attention is also called 10 their superior assort-
rnnt Of ready made clothing, which cannot posi-
bly, fail to please both regards style snd price.
&c 4-.}m
AEGRO HIRING FOR ts53-BY TO.
" LER d COOK We again offer our services
t. cur friends md toe public Arents for IN"
hiring out Of their servants for tho ensuing year.
Ani for our pUrctdality in paying over hi:es
csiyei, and cur attention TO the servants comm T.
ted to our agcineat We refer &c those who have
been 50 KING as - favour with their patronage
ncy tofore. 70 persons residing in the country
we would remark, TINT il is important thar we
should b. inforTe IL early practicable Of the
number of servants their ages, qualifications, &c .
intended to be sent in, that we may be the better
enable to secure good hCUlt8 and good p:ces for
tksfa.
We WI also secure homes for white servants,
upon reasonable tcrIps. TOLFR &. COOK,
nn2 General Agens.
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- GOING TO EUROPE AGAIN.

TOR THE HAIR.-THE HYPERION HAIR
L RESTORkR, tor invigorating, beaaiAging and
promo ting n elihy growth CT the hair.
The Hyperion. from its introduction some years
since, has gradually grown in public favor, and by
lis really valuable properties deservedy becomo
one of the most popular articles of the day. For
PURCE.L, LADD d CO, Druggists,
des 80 Main street.
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New ORLEANS, Dec. l4.-John l.. Carey,
Esq, Formerly editor of the Baltimore Ameri-
ear, und recently editor Of the New Orleans
EIescent, died this evening at the St. Louis
Holcl. He was attacked this afternoon with
oholera, and in few hours expired, notw!ih-
standing everything that medical skill could
suggest vas fesorted to tor his relief. Daring
:.,s -rief so 0urn here he had made many per-
soma friends, aud his sudden death has occa-
slrurd general regret
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-16

u E* PIANO Music, Just received
u BY Hnsh ~ W0OdhOuse, Eage square
The Mute Lover, sorg, by Matilda music by
Preot
Gently Signs the Breeze, popular Duet, Giova
Cannot Say Farewell, poetry by Matilda, music
by Louis Mahf
Awake My Love and Come with Me. by Knsuff
Rosebud Polka, by W Wallace, with beau
tiiul col0red yignette
Toe Ta.isman !, aitZ, by StrakOsch
The sea serpent Polka. 90
The new Polka siciilianne, as dansed at McEvoy's
Academy, Richm nd, Va, by Dollinger
The Hop skip and Jump Polka
A.athe, ,Waen the Swallows Homeward FLY
Fsnsasic by Jesten
Variations the popular melody, Old Folks a,
Home. by Kerkssig
Clara SchOltish, by Deans
I he isht Hearted Polka, by PIeot
Morning star Waltz, by Boyer
Mount f.lba Waltz, by knsuf
Virginia Cavalry March, kGaUf
Ladies Quick Step
Il d w have OIL hand besides the above, large
collection Of New, POpuls and Standard Music, In.
stI uction Books IOr the Piano Forte, Guitar, &c
Orders and calls respectfully solicited.
de is
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By Wellington Goddin.
MOST VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS

MOST VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
W IN TIE CITY OF RICHMOND FOR SALE
Al AUCIlOH-The subscriber intending to di O.
continue, at the close of tie year. the granite cut
ing business with the view of engaging more ex-
enslEeiy IN the Marble business a. his yard corner
oil Main and e;h streets, will oer for sale at public
aueuon on the premises, the following most velu-
aoie reei estate, viz on Monday. IL both day of
Decemoer, 1852 commencing at 81 o'clock NJ
the stone ard On the canal bank in the civ of
hIcnuono, being triangular lot having e IRON,
oh me canal OF l35 feet and on the east line 9Th
oi - feet, and across its widest pon. about
Gu 'eet oeep. This lot is 10. only valuable for
S'one I aid out Is admirably l.eated for a large
- nosse or Tor grocery stores After which,
VIII be sold the Framed b yelling on the east line
OF attn, between Byrd and Canal streets having +.
'front.' OF lt0 feet and depth CT 1870 feet This pro-
perry Will be dIV!ded into lots to suit purchasers
IERMs-One fourth cash. balance st 4 and 10
months tor negotiable notes bearing interest SO.
cured by trust deed or title retained
WIN. MOUNTJOY.
Sale conducted by w. GoDDIN, Auct de IL
TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL
FARM IN SYDEEf.-In pursuance Of a deed
OF trust made to the subscriber BY Eorborna
Sutton, ted on the 3lst of August SAT, and duly
OF record IN the Clerks office of Henrico County
Court ne Will oteI for sale to the highest bidder,
Tor cash, on toe premises, on Friday, the 18th
day OF December next, at the hour IF ~ o'clock
M i fair, if not, the next fair day, at the same
hour, the lot Of land and buildings thereon, now
IN the occupancy Of SAID sutton lying on the West
ham road, IN the town of Sydney, and supposed TO
contain eight acres, or two squares of four acres
each. JOHN l. MARYE Trustee
sale TO be conducted By w GoDDIN, Auct.
de iO-itd
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Sailing of the Europa.
New YORK, Dec. Is.
The steamer Europa sailed to-day, for Eng
land, with S274,000 in specie on board
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BY George j. Summer


EXECUTOR's SALE OF ENTEN-
IA SIVE Stock OF CONFECTIONERY,
FIR 1T, Aeon Monday morning next, TIE
4uth inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock, Will be sold at
auction the extensive stock Of Confectionery, rai
Faucy Goods Fixtures, sc, belonging to the estate
of Joseph BJnyita, dece 2sed, at the store No76
aiE street The stock consists in part CT $50 jars
Prunes, LIST quaity; 100 boxes Sardnea, celebrated
brand; 200 bottles Wine, Muscat ami Madeira,
Prime quality, paIt very old Preserve Ginger
Rock Csudy rev crop Rsisins Almonds, brandy
Peaches in jars. large lot Of Specie Jars, best
quality. The Fixnres consisting CT three large
Mahogany Show Cases, Platform. and Counter
Scales, and all the vaie:y usually found il large
Confectionery establishment.
= TERMS For all sums under $50, cash
for that amount and upwards months credit ieT
approved negotiable Mates.
SIMON BONIVTTA, Executor
OF Joseph B0hivita, deceased
Sac ocAGGc:cd Oy Gee. :. SUMNER.
n B. Should the above sale not be completed On
the fret day, il Will be continued fcn cay to day
til the whole stock is closed. G5 IS
TWO NEW NAHU1.ANY PIANOS At
i RUCTIOE-0n account Of whom it NAV
22u instant CONNIE nCirg at 10 Oc!cc k, 1t my auc.
lion sae5 IooIn No I Fifteenth street, viii be cold
ct eLctiOa, without reserve as above stated, new
rnahosauy Pianos Il uctaves, manufactured by
Louis Stern & Go, OF Baltimore. The a1ove
Planes are ready for Inspection and can be seen on
apgiicf ton al my store. Terms cash.
GcI5 GEO J SUMNER, Auctr.
OUsEH0E4D AND h iTCEEEN FUR.
Z NlTUAE AT hUCUUN.-Un Eritimy morn
iug next the eth ms CrinIneucipg at 10 O'Clock
az the residence of Mrs. L. T. Cullen, on Franklin
Street corner 25th street (Ckurch bill) who is
declining housekeeping, win esold AT auction, q
portion Of her h asehUi IL rniture, among which
will be found. one centre table, matt,e top, one
Cecserte, mahos any chairs. tables bed .teads bedg,
cii5s, lnsttraEsee, paiiast,rs, china press new
carpet. Kitchen furniture, consisting Of the usual
variety; together with many other articles. Terms
cash Sale to be conducted by
&c GEO J SUuEER, Auct
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ItttHHtUHb1
Tor safe, wholesale and retail, by BEEHETT ~
BEERS, =. DODEKkR, CHA6. BECK, CBaS d.
YALE, aud hiTs. B DAVIS, Main street, snd
BOGCuER & MELTON, Broad st, Richmond
de
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q rratl,. Daguerrenn GalIery. No L:

a. EAGLE INFANTRY, ATFENTiON.
81 Attend meeting and dr.A II Lstaye.t3 Hal, on
iII Thursday next, the lsR inst, at I O'clock
&PM
By order OF the lst Lieat CORN lndIng
de Ia JOHN c. POWELL, 0. =
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-n AnO q INCH BUNCH CYPRESS
(O.OOO SHINGLES, part Of them all heart
and very superior, landing this morning and for
sale by
de lit r. H. WHIT OCK & SON
n BHLs. SYRUP, landing and iof sale -
~ de Is JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
lnn BOXES jackson 5 and city made CAN.
lOO DIES, for sale by
de Is JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
< IA A w L. . AND CLUAK0.-Long and
Cscnare PLAID shawls, Printed Cashmere Shawis;
Aerio C.o;h and Velvet Cloaks For sale by
| ysds IL e. HARTWELL 4 co.
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esTOLES, from the subscribe, Certificate If
y the City Savings Bank of Richnouj, No 2S23,
dated January I4th lo52 In favor Of Jacob Tcastar
for hundred dollars. All persons are HEREBY
cautioned 10 receive or sJtiata sail Certih.
cate, payment having been stopped al the E4nk.
de l5-2*
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sa,3 ClLG'iCtct " GEO. J. SUMMER.
n B-Should the above sale not be completed G
the fret day, ii viii be continued fEcn cay to ia
iii the whole stock is closed. de- IS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-17
The Wing Convention.

The delegates from the different States Assem-.
Med yesterday in Convention, for the purpose of
selecting wing candidates for the offices of Pres.
ident and Vice President, in the same Hall
where late the representatives of the opposing
pafty selected their champion, who is to lead
their hosts in the great political tournement
that il ito be enacted next November.
Expectation is on the qui Yipe and specula-
ton rife as to the probable result Of candi-
dates who are willing towear the armor Of st lite
and competent to bear the burdens, there is no
lack
Scott. Orittenden, Fillmore, Webster and 9TH
srs men Of stamina, who have done the State
good service ARE prominent before the Conven-
ton. Among 80 many and meritorious claim
ants, il Is impossible to designate, with any de-
gree Of probability, who will be the choice.
The result il looked forward to with profound
interest By all parties, and by all the different
interests, Whoever may be the choice of the
peoples representatives, it is presumed that a
spirit Of compromise will actuate the party at
large, and that all the different elements will
combine in bringing about the great object in
siewthe election Of the favored candidate
s1hat the action Of the Convention will be sec
oiaed by the hearty concurrence of the party
ia al sections Of the Union, it needs no politi-
cal seer to foretell The conclusion draws on
sapace, and in the mean while we await with
anxiety tile developments Of the telegraph.
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WYoiy, Texas.

by the arrisaiast evening Of the steamship Louisiana
Captain Lawles we have received Galveston papers to
the 18th instant
DEATHS ON THE Lou1sANA,-Two of the passengers on
the Louisiana on her recent trip from Neworleans died
of cholera, after she arrived at Galveston.
DRowNEp-while the Louisiana lying at Galveston,
James Smith, son OF Captain Jeremiah Smith, of that
city fell overheard from the guard, and was drowned
ANOTHER New PAPER.-The Leon Pioneer is the name
paper just started in Leon county Texas by Messrs
Wood Horner Co.
The RrvERs-The Washington Lone Star says: The
Brazos has fallen considerably within the last few days
but there still the greatest abundance of water for the
largest river boats to perfect safety between
this place and Quintana.
The Colorado has recently been very high, the mail
stages being unable to at the different ferries
tween Lagrange and Austin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-17
City Intelligence.

SHIFTING A RESPONSIBILITY. The other day
very beautiful woman about twenty years of age ee-
gantly dressed rusng in barege and brilliant with Jew
els was seen mysterously threading the way through
OF the streets of the "0d Third bearing in her
very suspicious looking bundle She had dark lustrous
eyes, flowing ngets, and cheeks that blusheu their
own loveliness, She walked like queen. Her course
was down Marigny street Arrived fronting mliner
establishment kept by Miss obeltz she stopped looked
anxously around and gded into the door Here she
purchased new bonnet of the last Charres street ago.
ny anu telling Miss obeltz that she had small mission
few doors beyond asked her to take charge of the infant
until her return Miss 0beltz willing accommodate
her customer took the babe and the mysterious lad
brushed out grandy and swept again up the street "a
long time waited Miss Obetz for the reRppearance e
feminine called the mysterious, but up to last eyeng
she had not returned supposed that Yaiant
knight more amorous than discreet has spirited AWAY
the queeny looking lady, aug,e her wishes the con
rry and in utter disregard of the interests of the
The juvenile was fat and lively at the accounts This
is the newest dodge.
HoMIclDE.-Michael Clark and Mary Ann,
his wife yesterday examined by Recorder White on
the charge of killing John ORourke, on the evening of
the 9Th inst.
Deputy Coroner Loze testified as to the accuracy Of the
process ueiat mace out on the inquest The deceased had
cut the head which an inch and quarter long
and looked it had been made with some thing sharp
The body was at DR. Meegan Drug store The We rdict of
the CoronerS jury that the deceased Came to his
death from congestion of the brain which mig Mt have
been caused by blow on the head from other causes
The skin of the head of the deceased was cut but the
skull was not injured There was mere water than blood
about the brain.
DR.. Dayzac sworn, testified as follows: 1 examined
the body OF John oRourke the deceased II presented
an apopectie appearance There wound two inches
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-17
Died

On Wednes lay June 10, at O'clock Of Cholera
CASEY wife of Nicholas Ferguson native of county Mayo Ireland
s His friends the friends Of John, Casey
respectfully invited attend her funeral THIS AFTERNOON
o'clock from her late residence Roman Palmyra
On Wednesday, June 16, in this city, ROBERT SADLER aged
years and MONTHS only John and Ellen Saie
and for the last a years a dent of this city.
az London papers please copy.
On Tuesday night, June 15, o'clock WILLIAM MILNE CAR
PEWTER, aged 81 years, native Of Scotland
On Tuesday evening June To- o'clock JAMES aged
IS native of parish of 1nsmagh Kings county
On Tuesday morning, June 49, O'clock E. SMITH
aged ID years and months, native of this city.
Sunday, June FENTON ALFRED aged s monihs vounpe
J. ii. and Almira L. Pheps, ' 'N7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-17

TRAINED MosKEys-A large troupe of trained monkeys
recently imported by Nblo of New York made their
at the Asor Place Opera House the evening
of the It'll inst Their performances said to have
been highly interesting. An injunction got out tc
stop the exhibition but it put in force and the
matter was to be tried the next day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-17

A VENERABLE MISUNDERSTANDING Roussin, of Washing
ton county Missouri is 81 years of age and in good
health She has her fourth generation, amounting
to three hundred and thirty She married in 175.
and may readily be supposed there but few Anne
rcans resident in that State within the remoest period of
her recollection She has been widow for thirty nine
years By her marriage she was the mother of five sons
and five daughters