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Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-29
CARD.

EE undersigned, very thankful for past favors would
respectfully announce TO the citizens and strangers OF
Washington That he has this day received, direct from Ber
muda, another lot of GREEN TURTLES, which will be
served up in soups and steaks Also, fresh lot of fine
yscrs Hard and Soft Crabs and in fact all the dclicacies
Of the season-the very best market affords.
RD- Families supplied as usual -fg
w. r. BENTER,
Washington Hall Restaurant
June 22-3teo Corner of 9th street and Pcnna. av.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-29
NR. GRAHAM'S REPLY
WASHINGTON, juno "a. 1852.

NASHINGION, juno "a, 1907.
Sin: | am gratiicd to acknowledge the receipt
of the communication which you did me the
honor to deliver in person on yesterday, announ-
cing my unanimous nomination as the Whig can
'ldate for the office of Vice President of the
United States by the National Convention which
,recenty assembled in Baltimore, accompanied by
IA copy Of the resolutions Of the Convention upon
Questions Of national principle and policy
cordially approve the declations made by
Sthese resolutions on matters OF the most recent
practical interest. They 10 but portray the con-
duct u an administration Of the government Of
(which for near two years, have been a mem
ahcr on an other matters they but reterate the
sIoctrincs and rccomm tndations held hy its Chief
.in important public communications.
Should the people ot the United States give
Ithcir sanction to the nominations of your Con-
yention, 50 far as shall be invested with author
ity, faithful adherence to these doctrines may
be expected
therefore accept the distinction, 50 honora-
bly, rendered, with a grateful heart, but with un-
affected diiidencc. II is n satisfaction however,
to know that the place TO which have been nom
mated is but secondary, and that for the first
Office the Convention have proposed a citizen of
tried patriotism and virtue, long and famiarly
acquainted with public affairs and public men a
safe and sagacious counsellor, who has well full
filled every trust heretofore committed TO his
hands, and who has illustrated our history by
eminent public services.
With my thanks for the courtesy with which
you have honored me in the execution of your
office, and with the highest personal respect,
am your obedient servant,
WILL \. GRAHAM.
The Hon. ]. q. CHAPMAN,
Vrcsidcat 81 jls Why National ConUcntton.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-29
DIR. STICKLAND'S
American Family Pills!

TIE GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE OF TIE AGE!!
DESIDES the catharic and andyspeptc quality of thes
ID Pills. their adaptation to purify the bood-to tn,
Liver Complaint Urnal and Abdominal Diseases and espe
ay that class of maladies known Female Complaints
TO relieve the system Of Worms and pimples the skin
may be scen set forth in pamphlet which be had
Irauitously of the wholesale agent.
n. B-The above PILLS ohighy recommended, from
responsible that the public have the best posi-
bic guaranty of their GREAT VALUE
They have already acquired popularity rarely equaled
short time they have been for sale in this city,
General agency at A. GRAY'S, Bookstore,
7th street, opposite 0dd-Fellow's Hail.
Also for sale by
Y. NJ. p. KING corner of st. and Vermont av.
J. B. GARDNER Co, Capitol HILL
ID. b. CLARKE cor. Md. nv. and 1lth st., Gsland.)
7. G. MCINTYRE, of 7th and streets.
J. y. DAVIS corner Of 9th and streets.
iune left
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-29

WILL BE OPENED, on Wednesday,, the
w 23d instant beautiful display of FRENCH GOODS,
consisting of Mantas Satn Turc and Silk Dresses Chill
rens and Infants Ready made Clothng Ladies' Caters
and Slippers Embroilerieswith many other articles too
numerous to insert The Goods will be sold at extremely
low prices, regardless of cost, for week.
Rsy~ Sales-room at tho U. s. HOTEL, Pennsylvania
vcnue ladies' entrance. lad will be in attendance at the
loor. Juno o.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-29

ELECTION or Police MAGIsrRATEs.-T fol-
owing Justices of the Peace were last night, in
iiout meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen and
;Board of Common Council, elected Police Magis-
tratcs Of the city Of Washington for the year
July !, 1882:
First Distrct-Samuel Drury, who received 80
votes.
second District-John D. Clark, who received
81 votes.
Third District Election postponed until
July 6.)
Fourth District-B X. Morsell, who received
% votes.
Fifth District William Thompson, who re
ceived 30 votes.
|, Sixth District-James Crandell, who received
l30 votes.
Seventh District--Crayen Ashford, who re-
.ceiyed 20 votes.-/7L
A great organ has been built for 81. Patrick's
Cathedral, New York, n a cost Of l,Voo. u mas
sfortv two stops three sets keys two octaves Of
medals. AMI over 1000 pipes is 10 feet high -
sfeet vide, and IA feet deep.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-29
]. @. CHAPMAN, q Maryland.
P,r,aIcm n N U.lv .r0''o""i th""S"i'sH


49,. u,L,,. Nathan d. Appleton, n Maine, Gcoigc
" Ncsmith, q Ncw uomrshirc; Carlos C'G.itSc' Si
Vermont: seth Spraguc, oi Massachusetts,. y. W III
Iran.t1n ~ Rhndc island: samuel u. Hubbard, of
Conncctcut; Edward I. C"wlcs, oi New York james
.trsart ui New Jersey; John Strohm, oi rcnnsylya-
nia caleb s. Layton. Of Delaware Francis Z. Ihclps
II MARYLAND: William i. Goggin, II Virginia A. ll
sheppard, of North Carolina William Whscy, of
south Carolina, Scaton Grautland, Of Georgia Thns
= Prov of Alabama: Joecph y. Cobb, oi Mississippi:
J. &. Van Nni0, Of Louisiana, Samuel I. Ninton, of
Ohio: John 5. Williams, of kentucky William III
Sncld ot Tennessee, Milton Stspp, II Indiana; Benz
jamin ( Edward. of Illinois, Hon. J. 6. Miller, ofl
Missouri; William H. Game 81 Arkansas; Jones NJ
Edwards Of Michigan; Gen. Joseph w. Hernandez, o1
Florida: J. u \. Murray, Of Texas; n. Mckinney, oil
Iowa; L. i. Arnold, OF California: and X. W. Heath,
~ Wisconsin. 4 true copyl
X. A. UPTON, Of Louisiana,
,SCy,hlry n ne Wing NOttoa1t CoHreaii0u.
tsgglut Sc,fiay1cs-,Iamcs W Bryan, 0f North Caro-
lima: ; VI Ballard, Of Iowa; w. T. Stewart Of Cali
ftrna : Colfax, OF Indiana; John &. Kunkc, Of
Pennsylvania; William G. Worthington, Of Virginia
n. s. Perkins, of Connecticut q. W. Meeker, Of II
linois; William Thompson, Of Michigan; q, W. Dun
lap, Of Kentucky; !. Murrell, Of Vermont
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-29
SAMUEL 4. WILIIAMs, Attorney at Law,

65 Fayette street, Baltimore, Nd,
DRACTIsES in the various courts Of Baltimore. Prom
L attention given to Collecting. lie reters to-
Hon. s. U. Downs, Senator from Louisiana.
Hon. g. w JONES' do. Iowa.
Il. @. Connolly, esq, Editor American Telegraph
DIR. John o. Wharton, Baltimore, Md.
feb 21--tf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-29
Pekin Tea Company Agency!
tz.j AT WIN. ADAMS BOOKSTORE,

Pennsylvania dvenue, three doors above Al stree
"HERE the following list of Teas may at all times
Nv had.neatly put up in airtght packages of h..
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-29
SALE OR RENT-

VNOR SALE OR RENTING and we'll tppstT1A
IL finished fourstory BRICK HOUSES Oh the cor ,,
ner of Maine and 9th street. south Of and ad 49,
joining the public grounds together with stable and
agehouse Of lot fronting 2S feet paved alley
win be sold easy terms; or, to careful and prompt
tenant rent will he moderate Immediate possession given
Also for sale, above four small frames street. be
tween lst and I'd sts west (qr 562 ard lots Of ground
lin and other sqrs situated in ID 4t, 5th and 7th
wards. For TERMS apply to h. MILBURN,
4 II At
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-29

NOTICE IN RELATION TO OUR BILLS.
We hereby notify all persons indebted to that Their
accounts being made off in DETAIL and viii be pre-
ened to them the 25th of this month Early attention
Ito payment is earnestly requested.
June l9-1m CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY CO.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-29

DIR. VALENTINE MOTT,
rhe ,cidiycclebrotod Professor NJ Suygcry Me Mcdco
C5Hcgc, Neo York cty, sans
"It gives pleasure 70 certify the value and efficacy
iysr'S cherry ITcorG which consider peculiarly hdapte
o cure diseases of the Throat and Lungs
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-29

have found the CaREy PICTORIAL its ingredients show
powerful remedy for colds and coughs and pulmonar
diseases PARKER CLEVELAND, " u,
brunswick, ME. February 5, lS47.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-29
DR. JOHNSTON

IL PR0CLALMS TO THE AFFLICTED
That he has discovered the certain speedy and eca
cious plan of treating
SECRET DISEASES
THAT has yet been to the world By his plan
founded observation made in the Hospitals of Europe
and America, he will insure
A CILRE LM TIO DA vs.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-29

sDERRY DAVIS's VEGETABLE PAIN
Ill KILLER, that GREAT REMEDY for Cholera,
Collie and Bowel Complaints Is again IN great de-
tmaud During the hot weather, while these complaints
prevail the people las they should do) seeking out the
Genera Agent, and procuring supplies for family use
(imeiy Of this INVALUABLE aCd n be N
cci For Burns aud Wounds, Colds Coughs, Dyspepsia
6Gc., &C.. II X no less cfcctua
HD- Bc IL your RULE always 10 keep IL on hand.
A. GRAY, General Agent,
Bookseller 1th street, opposite oddFcows' Hall.
June l6-tr
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Something for Every Body.

When an extravagant friend wishes to borrow
consider which ofthe two you had rather lose
The Gratenberg water doctor, Priessnitz, is
dead.
There are fifty cotton mills in Russia, but u
vast many more cannon foundries.
The man who isn't afraid of thunder talks of
going to the sth of January ball without asking his wife
1t has been discovered that nutmegs grow in
abundance in the interior of California
Mr.. Alexander Kyle, father of Mr.. John
Kyle, the w"-known iutist, died in NewYork recently
Wood was SS8 per cord in Cincinnati on the
18th nit.
The temperance people of Kentucky are be-
ginning to agitac for legal interference in the shape
anti-licensc laws
The Papal Government has decided on adopt
ing the system of postage stamps in use in Eng
land and France.
M. de Lamartine still continues so ill that he
Will be unable to take any part in politics during the
winter,
Capt Scofuld, in a letter from California to
the New London Star speaks of the GOODNESS Of young
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BARCETONA-Per brig Chanio; $40 bales cotton saees
BARcELoNA-Per brig Tnduatrin; 7s7 bales cotton.
GRAND CAYMAN-per hr Iavina: -four 400 10 pol
feet lumber .undries. ~
ssa q , ss 81. s II s':f
PENsAcOLAPer sehr Alice: -four 10 do ~hsy % d,
pork 100 AXIS corn, 50 kegs lari
MoBLEPcr scr Anola So bs 10 If bs olssscs ak. corn
100 do oas, 100 do coffee, 100 bbla potatoes.
~ R " steamer Alolana IS hhds sh
sadss P s ~s s s1 %h''
IMPORTS
Mic :. II, 70 @1. cotton MfewsI
u g cromweliTotal, 81 bales
". @ T. s, sei' e s1
Lyman, Scott &coTotal, 1916 bales '' wv
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
100 M h " % 4" b s r d b. s
%,lyr fey caS4ss bS. errs
"1sy .sS s @ iE Is.11ss lick
sg sFS Mss o s s q 5 p Mq s E?ss ss
20 d. s ssf g g hs s 3D. e s
s51iss b. isafa sset Ks
sS pork s e 49, @ 5 9 "s
ss ms Msg r n n sTn stoaaa candle.
II Brenon--suniries to order.
a d1ar team w % sG Es d Ia bale;
e: 81 ss,!S E,s
r % d. 20 81. o iss s ss,i X
s iS Is b. ss eo'ss head cattle Sh'" t"
MP ~ ;l steamer Geo Collier s "a '. s
as S Sss s cosps S
Love fht,on s"oiH u byrne &coI5 Kelly Cnnynglan
i, ",r cam Dnneghn Sroal
" II ~ raser 4
nriey " ,oh Setsa, Andef'hn-a smith I"ns3h
ID Il Nug"n Groves son-J W Jasson tSoio No.
Titus &ol3 Robson Allen14 Mienberger do Frier.on
so@ alss cnt,n1 '''ee' " '"' "'' NJ r safd &eoioa,
MEMPHIS Per steiner Km, 90 bale. saton !, r r,os
81 Cherry, Over5l Moon Tin. a. Ia
wtney Green &co2s Wright. Williams Alien3s
hr."y llSon &co' Banter Williams &co2s o Nelson
oven Srnl4 W. ayr q nIh ~ rheknra co.'s
kroi2 N n Conar .o raar nn, ~ W GLOVES
Savage, William. Sco-a do Pnrys Wood ,I, aor S,'
Adams &eoi20 do anpa So do po'atoe do saag
c hi h beef lsk &co-s6 hbls potatoes, etc
i""'' i"'' hair' cotmi-
YAIoO RvER-Per bales cotton Fi2oo ao
o Payne IIarriso-sl Branier Williams aro-7s Robson Allen
"a Nei,nr am E H. nrf Geo.. tgl"wea t"
4oWatt& D-sauiles.4 Cherry Henderson &oeI Byne go
~ Anderson NeteaifJ1 McIlmor Currn Skwit 4
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SwINpLINu.i.ous Bnoche charges Manuel Garcia with
having presented order to him purpOrting to be signed
by widow Ad"Eud Fortor for nndry dozens of banker
chiefs and stockings which delivered by Mr. Bnoche
Upon sending bill to Mrs Forticr it appeared that the
order was forgery The value of goods thus raised by
Garcia was about 81 30 which doubt contributed to
lis enjoyment of Christmas dy-the period Mt which the
speculation occurred Garcia has been arrested and was
yesterday committed for trial before the First District
Court.
DIsORpruIN lioUsE,--Ohicer Reed complains of the
house kept by Mary Lyons i'll burgundy between St Pc
ter and Orleans SITS the of lewd and abandoned
women etc, and that Mary had threatened his life So
Recorder Genois sent for Mary.
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CORRECTED DAILY BY w. w WHITE co
Exchange Office % Camp street Of Common .tref
AUCTION SALES.

by JOSEPH RAFAEL, A. ROBERTSON, Auct'r.
w EDNEsDAl, January I, at half-past ] !
o'clock, Banks confirmation Of
PaTnbTosers Sale Of Unre-ene Pledges, consisting
tenrn. ~
Aso splendid JEwIY consisting Of vcst Chains
hrd CntS, Fob Chains Ear Bine Ber-t Pins Bracelets
iS The al fully guaranteed
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Middling..,......, 7(GD7a& Good Fair 50, as,
Good Mddling. ~ 'a(072a Good and Fine ~ nominal
ToBAccoWe noticed sale of 90 hhdS r. at L. and
Sat sac r h,
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs- 800 hIls Sugar
to fully Fair. of Moasses fully 1000 s changed hands
frrior and Fcnncnting lots
FLOVR-Good inquiry and COCO lbll sold of which
1850 bbls Ohio in tathoat SO ~ 3loo bbls three fat
Ohio at SO So 100 St. Louis in at 81 so 100 extra at
s. 81 land 900 bbs Ohio slightly damaged y auctio)
at 81 42's 60S3 10 Z Dbl.
GRAlN--Bctwccn 5000 and 5000 sacks Corn were sold
including two lots at ~ and 46 30 old mixed at l6 $500
sacks lin five LOTS at Al $50 As 1900 at IS and 400
selected at 50c Oats dull and 200 sacks ST Louis taken
at OF Bran 800 sacks were sold at o5 and 400 Ito
arrive) at 81 90 r 100 ID.
PROVISloNS-New Mess Pork was retailing at sl4 25
0Sl4 80 but old Mess offered in vain at Sl3 So and
even less We heard of transactions worth noticing
either in Bacon. Lard, Beet.
COFFEE--The demand rather better and We no.
ticed sales of 400 bags mixed old and new at tx and
1850 prime at Sc.
STAR CANDLES-A sale of loo boxes at about lie
cash.
Wll1Skf-Dul with sales of lao bbls in lots at is lc
FRElGIlTsA ship and bark taken for Trieste at 1c
for Cotton. ship for Liverpool at 7-16d and British
bark for the same port. at IS for cargo of Flour
ENCuANG ES-Negotiations effected with difficulty at
lower rates:
Sterilng. 10S(0109c
Newi ork sxty-ttay Bills h03c . ct disc
egi' ohecKs on Newfork 20l q ct disc
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Selling OF to More.

Selling OF to .WOce.
CROCkER1, CHINA, GLASS, LAMPS f7sp
TABLE CUTLERY To-. Mn
IN" subscribers having resolved the coming will T
from this date otr their stock large
for CASH The following of the leading articles
GILT AND PAINTED CHINA TEA SETS, VASES MUGS CANDLE
STICKS, etc.
FRENCH AND IRON STONE CHINA by the piece
CUT AND PRESSED DECANTERS, UMBIERS WINES, DISHES
LAMPS Of all kinds, TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS, JApANNED
TRAYS.
SILVER PLATED CASToRS, FORKS. SPOONS, etc.
BRITANNIA AND BLOCK TIN GOODS of all kinds.
Also extensive COMMON GLASS
WARE for country trade.
~ We invite the particular Hotel Keepers
Steamboats, City and country Retailers thu
mined to clear preparatory
and they may expect bargains. p. K. FELL. CO.,
,l!7 :map 81 Conn street Camp
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BY J. A. BEARD & MAY, Auctioneers.
"WEDNESDAY. January Ia 1872 and tn

~ s'losips day.. i oclok odd at auetiol
@sii '.s Sos' sppeys March al
@ D,td NJ aet portion o. The nr
s s@nd alu"pat 5 and s't osa 5ss"
""~ m@I plan sa .a ye ss + + a @,
1%@ s e sf9 s in H s.ss s, X New
ra,o1 NlyE LOTS OF GRouSn il The
E II. ?"q. 3s ss q q Farm fSss r g "a
forms sxTES I S5 FfS 8 GFSv s.5
GaTiss streets nansrs rom H to 49, E ne i've
lot No. 50 form. the Fnlon Ssw
",, II, L., 49, a. 49, front New
& s rs, LOTS Of GROUND u The founded
a.,. l@ 10 ibe Fulton" Po
ee sG Lot, q? t. G s rl 81 rTt an F aIa S%
Fulton Lafayette and street. ss 9 n
Is 9 the ns Of l ae F sn S and ST .
ots TO- H. 10, 10 and II front Fulton
r. & TEN LOTS OF GROUND IN the bounded
I M - form the so,5 r 4 ro Fulton and Ne I
Lots g aal trout Fulton lsrse streets.
Dame @ F s a 1d ss GN See T. M ofn o y e
s,se Lot No ea. the NotIe Dame Fulton
e wfS #; "a e. Il Pp,s fnd ~ oI,
by Julia Joseph numbering from
t. 2s .ce L" NJ No. d form, The he. + @ faln
M'T ly ' re- u Ls 3 g. + 4 g. 3 70 H. + "a IA Is
Fy aR9rSD s's . a i@ 1ss' s'isf
Lot No. form. the cnr,4y os II & F tS 70
a. 81 h'n ana Ne" i~evPe streets
Ia FWE nTS IN is"n AT sw ievet strfst-
Deod Fulton and New La -oas nm W
ot No S,rns The "rner s r,o IRON n
~, " @ 'orler Oh luton NsW i''e" and Market streets
o,. and fn. W H., M .i rt,on UNI Ne" eFee streets
H. one IsisT pnn "is nm. n, ' T, s,Fs %
h' III Named Ne having four fronts
ne poTe desri property ron lis locality superior Real
'front.'. onnr on vide streets and WIFI w % n'E lps hvys tive
business or wholesale
photographic plans August, and ear
be forwarded marginal pny prsor requiring them
lots will repented v mar
compromise ls2O shall not have signe he ae ri n
TEgMs or ,L-One-ftI cash laanr. in cn.I M i lad
tirpa
fr,,, do, ~
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CLEARED YESTERDAY
SShp tarnck faes iivre - Whitney &co
~ ts'k AcHton i'tlson Liverpool, llUghlnn Rankin &ro
Bak : : ne,"ke" ,''iiy tiarleston SL& IL Levy
oorE y Yhh", fhrktr, Ihagres, John Alexander
sp pr ,iahn'n, tiin, BARGE Iona, PUG. Mir &co
II "G ,his,fi" Ninale Barcelona, lheyrr, linispe &ro
pr s,u l4'Ia i"d,ei, Grand oaylhaiI A Cochran
e'H Snfah i,rh'ia',i ATnnciicoli, JAS Farely
Schr Anon Elder, Mobile, Jas Fuuelly
''eHher A"t"hH, ROBERTS, Montgomery, Mcdowell Jr
ARRIVED.
Steamship larless from indsuoe via Galveston 4
schr Ew Barnard Stone. days from Port yacn, ,aBasn
Steamboats,.
Alton, Greeulaw, from Yazoo River.
George Collier, Goslee from Memphis
] Doswel Catlcart, from the Balize.
Dammn, Kay, from Alexandria
+ kimball kimball. from Randolph and Memphis.
Red River Francks Little River.
Georgia. Scull from Montgomery.
swallow, Wade from Cincinnati.
St Charles, Post from Mobile
winfield Scott, Carpenter, from PaluCah
EXPORTS
HANREPer ship Carack: cotton.
CHARLESTON-Pr bark Cherokee sugar bills
beet $50 6b!s moases lis do whisky
corn 100 Kegs lard $50 brs candles cks bacon 20 Pkgs
LiVERPOOL-Per bark Aetaeon: 1914 bales cotton.
bark Syihde SO bbs potatoes 20 kegs
) ties lard, lis pkgs md,e,
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED
Shins.

NIL, Frst Municipality; "m2,' Second pav: ts
1Nin Municipality The Indicate III. number Of lie
Posts which The ay.l - "
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,

OFsIcE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT
Wednesday Morning. January I. 1852
CJEARED VESVEDDAy
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Scl,OoI,crs.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,

1T.IH u. Y.
'OTTON-The demand continued active and general
yesterday resulting in sales of il 800 bales making
total OF 2looO bales for the past two days Prices r
higher for all qualities below Fair and we quote
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET
JEFFERSON Cry. Il
Tuesday Evening january G. 1852 I
The arrivals to-day comprised 1902 head of Western and
lot of Texas Cattle. The market closes with but few
head of Western Cattle and bare Sheep and Veal Cattle
BEEF CATTLE (Western) 6lz0ec ~ 4k not
(Texas, etc. 51sGD6c q Is net
SHEET SO 50D$5 90 p head
Mich COWS ;....,tr,.,,,.,,".. sS0f0S65 = head
OAlTEs AND lEARiiNGs 1',,,, $40 5Of0S15 0G y head
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E any,. o Rs.ijSs Sand ana Car

EM ORLEANS and Car "A sga - -
Departure of Trains. ffoHl .NttrOredns:
Horse tarsitaltpast and hltpast
Steam
siyey in summer and until quarter past in winter y
From. tdrrnlltpa:
Horse Cars \. 49, and 10
steam rainsi and hour afterwards
srey in summer, and until half past =. NJ.
FARE-l5 Children
"a Summer
snd end on the second Monday in November
LAFAYETTE LINE,
- These Cars and from thu Depot, No, Is Bronnc
BspartHre q Cars.
O'Clock,
Dep", Is Baronn- street IL, = and So
IN summer,
Depot, Is Baronue street. IL ~ and
After which the will leave each Gh
o'elnsk
Then ut SIX, g 10 and II Si., from the Depot
And 81, ~ and lQ}s p. NJ, FROM Lafayette,
F,RE-l0 cents Children ;ndar IL half pIre.
~ NotaSpeea Night for Parties, Balls Meetings etc,
piled when required mhSl "
lNSEED 0il-in barrels Linsee,i Oil, boiled
Jane saaw l. pELAGRAyE \ CO, II Ass.aa. .rsa,
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MULLER Us. T. T. MAHoN
No. 1926
a writ of fieri facias to me
l.. Winter, Second Justice of the Peace for
sell Mt pub!r auction. on FRIDAY, tn.
orh, NJ, ST my Warehouse. corner OF Ba-
u CHEST and contents.
Il GEO L pEApSlS cun..nLLn
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Second JrSrICE's Cnuer.
OF NEwORLEaNs. {
RY VIRTUE Of
- directed by the Hon. ,
the Parish Of Orleans, | vii
10th January, 1852, ut IL Of
rome aud pov,iras streets.
One CARPENTERS TO.
Seized in tile above suit.
Term. cash. lia6 /
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MR.. FRY Err, The INDIAN DocToR-Is a.
~ Regular Graduate Garden and Common
Sense Medical College, and has the profession
for thirty and daily patients any physician
in SewOrleans.
Office hours from Amt till
All orders enclosing post paid, will thankfully received
punctualy attended
lg Residence
n M rleans. tNMLl T. Illinn
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secoSn TusrroE'S CorRr CHARLES DEvEREuX vs. STOKES
OF NEwoHLEAHs. MASON, nlrrvennr. :. No. IL yGs
Ek1 VIRTUE of a writ of tier facias to me
directed by thu Hon. 4 L. Winter Peace
hs Parish Of Orleans will xlo sale by public
Cnro Street Stable teen royIs aud perdido Streets
SATURDAY, the 10th inst a o'clock
I'll" CANVAS and FIXTURES of Stokes's Circus.
Seized in the above entitled = Terms cash
GEORGE f. PEARSON. Constable
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bales best NewYork Oakum,
for sale BY A. DELAGRAvE& CO., Magazine street.
S,ss IuIar
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SHERMAN's PATENT ELASTIC sHOUL-

~ nhk BRaCE-s9tp Only At 20 ST. cHAHLgs ,rRssro
Chested tht Soop Roun shoulr the Brace value.
Parents look " your children They need support we growing
~ fitted SHERMAN's Nayaits uhlI ydaw
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EGYPTIAN EYE BALSAM-D. Co -

II. u
- HEN, having had thirty years TA
EYE AAgg
~ rthania, of five years standing, cured
u ut
blind for months restored the sight eye weeks;
agentltnihn who
$500
80 Inflammation Of three days
brilanry to the Eyc. AMI also strengthens the
.s- Nos. ISL CIRCUS STREET and 70 MAGAZINE STREET
nplI IL "