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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-04
ROCE sPRING HOTEL.

rTHE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
SPRING HOTEL, formerly kept by MIR Alfred Alderman
having repanted and reftted throughout he prepared
to received BOARDERS by the day, week month,
terms can be had any other hotel in the place
And he solieits share of public patronage
Oct. 7th. 1851 9-l2mF
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE subscriber has leased for term of years. of R. w
Brown ESQ., his reproof store, with his wharves and
now condition to take especial Spirits Tupenne
and other Naval Stores committed to his The Ware
house well known be the best and place
for the storage of Bacon Lard Corn, Peas &C. he lower
wharves have them four large Sheds where Spirits
be safely kept from the rain and He prepared
receive and Ship SELL all kinds of produce his
He will also make advances when required
He begs to refer to the following gentlemen:-R. w.
Brown John Dawson o. G.. Parsley and Thos H. Wright
Esqrs MILES COSTIN,
Browns wharf, Wilmington, N. c.
September II; 1851 I-I2m
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nRUGS AND MEDICINES. Just receved--IO lbs
~ Gum Opium, Crurkey,) 200 lbs. Salt Petre 40 lbs
Gum Arabic, 80 lbs Alexandria SIENNA, 20 lbs E. J. Scnna
Dbl. Gum Camphor, bbl Cream of Tartar, bb Carb
Soda, cask Sal Soda. cases Coopers singlass. doz
Coxs Geatine, boxes celebrated Soap Powder II doz
boxes Yeast Powder G.. DuPRE, Druggist.
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T7RESH GROCERIES Per schr. n. j. DeRosset 20
II bbls of Extra Flour for family use; bb Hiram
Smiths best 10 bags Green Rio Coffee boxes double re-
fined Loaf Sugar bbs Fulton Market Beef;
half bbls do do hid best Porto Rico Sugar lO boxes
fresh Soda Crackers bbls do do bbls Soda sugar do
All low for cash, ut GEO II. hELLE1 ..
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DAINTS, OILS, Sc. &c-S000 lbs Pure Extra and No.
L Lead, bbs. Lnseed Oil, Pure, l50 lbs. Chrome
Green. Qry boxes Am Vermllion. bbls Lamp Black.
500 lbs Spanish Brown, Tin O) casks Venitian Red,
(English) 500 lbs Venitian Red Tin Oily $50 boxes Win
dow Glass, American and French, at T.. DUPRE'S,
Drug Store, Market st.
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T1ANCY ARTICLES.-l2 doz. Lubn's Extract, 8 dozen
l. Poncinc Soap, gross Brown Windsor Soap, 6 dozen
Shaving Cream dozen Wash Bals doz Buffalo Combs
(superor) gross Wax Matches; large assortment of
Hair and Tooth Brushes G.. DuPRE.
ap2 Market-st., Wilmington, n &.
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NOTICE TO MY COUNTRY FRIENDS.
HAVING located myself in Wilmington for the purpose
II of doing Agency Business persons wishing to
time great deal Of trouble viii send their produce to
the of W. M Monroe and the returns will be forward
ed forthwith.
ss- Office in Washington Bar. W. NJ. MONROE.
Wilmington, Sept. 10, 1851 3-12m
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NOTICE.
T1IE subscriber having administered the Estate of
i HAMPTON SULLIVAN, decd at April Term, a D. 1882
of Dupn County Court, notifies all persons having claims
against said estate present them for payment within the
time limited by law the statute will be plead in bar of
their recovery Those indebted requested make
mediate payment DAVID REID, Admir-.
April 20, 1852 33-3m
Creditors requested to hand in their claims at
hair arlie
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DORK.-A few barrels for sale by .,.,>r.-,s
L May 25 VI. MclN -:lo
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lust RECEIVED per schr. Fdea, from Philadel- esso
y phia 200 pairs Childrens Shoes; FWy
IS Ladies Morocco Boots -
25 I" light colored Gaiters;
25 So &c Kid Boots;
36 g Gents Buck Boots;
"a &C 6. Lasting Gaiters;
36 s Ladies Linen do;
so 1" s' Francia do.
m24 JONES & GARDNER.
CtHEESE:-50 boxes E. D., prime article For sale by
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VILKINSON 4 ESLER,

WILKINSON & ESLER,
TASH Dealers la COnfect ctiOnary, Fruit Nuts, Toys,
~ Fancy Articles, Perumery Tobacco. Segars, &c Sc,
Wholesale and Retail, Market Street, Wilmington N c.
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g. MYERS

C. MYERS,
MANUFACTURER and Dealer in Hats, Caps, Umbrel-
Hl las and Walking Canes of every description, whole
retail North side Market-street Wilmington, n. G.
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O-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
TINE SUBSCRIBERS have entered into Co-partnership
i under the and style of JOHN TAYLOR & CO..
the transactions of Mercantile and Dstilng business
JOHN TAYLOR.
c. w. CRAWFORD,
A. D. McNAIR.
JOHN McKINNON.
St. Paul's Robson county, n G.. April % 33-9m
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j. Nj. ROBINSON

TMPORTER and Dealer in Hardware Iron, Stoves,
l. Nails SC, Frontstreet, doors South of Market Will
mington, N. C.. t30v7-ly]
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HOWARD & PEDEN.
TROCERS, Ship Chambers, and Commission Mer-
VI chants South Water Street, Wilmington, N. c. will
make liberal cash advances all cOnsgnmens of produce
to them in Wilmington Peter Van Ness & CO., New
York I21y7l
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OWEN HOLMES

OWEN HOLMES,
WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Domestic
w Goods Groceries, Wines, Liquors, Provisions &c,
corner ef Water and Princess Streets Wilmington, n c.
Feb IA, 1851 23-ly
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COLLECTOR AND GENERAL AGENT. 1 would
here take this opportunity of returning thanks to my
friends patrons for the very liberal patronage have
csived at their hands during tho time have been collecting
for them and hope by strict attention to business and with
\ determination to please. still receive continuation
of their confidence and support intend to devote my
time to that business.
Refer to Messrs Ellis & MITCHELL R. H. Grant. ESQ.,
Geo r. French Esq, C. Myers ESQ., and Messrs Potter
Kidder.
Will attend the of the adjoining counties whenev
inducements offered My Office will be in the Store of
Messrs. Whitaker s. Whitfield at which place will be
found unless when out attending to business In alb
sence any communication left with Messrs. Whitaker
Whitfield for me, will be handed to me-
will attend, usual to the safe of real estate hiring
~ants renting other business in which
tive agent ia wanted. A A. B. SOUTHALL.
Wilmington Feb. 20, 1852 24-tf
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WILLIAM H. LIPPITT

WILLIAM H. LIPPITT,
TXTHOLESALE and Retail Druggist, and Dealer in
w Paints Oils Dye Stufs Window Glass, Garden Seeds
Perumery Patent Medicines &C. &c. of Front and
Marketsreet Immediately opposite SHAws old stand, Will
mington n. G.
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NOTICE..

Wilmington March 10, 1852 Pr adv $4l GOT 2S3n
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NJ. McINNIS,
TROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, North
Vt Water Street, Wilmington, N c., keeps constantly or
hand full supply of Groceries Wines and Liquors, and at
tends to the sale of all kinds of produce forwarding goods
SC. March ll-27l
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MILES COSTIN,


COMMISSION Merchant,
" Wilmington, N G.
E. P HALL, Esq., President Branch Bank of the : tate
THos H. WRIaHT, Esq., President Bank of Cape Fear o.
Tor N c. 25v7
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Groceries, &c.

TNEAS-TEAS A full supply of choice Green and Black
Teas. constantly hand and for sale in quantities
nit. by L. n BARLOW, Granite Row. Front-st.
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GILLESPIE, ROTHWELL & McAUSLAN,
GENERAL Agents and Commission Merchants, North
" Water Street, Wilmington, N. c.
March 26, 1852 2Sly
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No. of /
Town lots T
and Acres !
of Land.
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ROTHWELL Is McAUSLAN,
nEALERS in Staple Dry Goods and Groceries, North
u Water Street, Wilmington, NC.
March 26, 1852 29-1y
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The name Of viii be sps hooks unss
payment ofs subscription be made II aAvsacs.
Dsnt sshse'ioess forward sney by psssksea
which will b paid By and all IN " ses
lIansInission.
The COUNTRY PAPER publshSd weekly daring
sioas of Congress, and semi wsskIy dsrag
Subscriptions for period css than sesivsA
terms psoporioned 10 the above annual
0 PO5TMAsTERs authorized sssss anx, -
sendins DAILY subscribss with
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subscribers with slo enclosed wl - emitted copg u ths
edition . they furnish subscribers fo svatts
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No returns Of locations fourth quarter Of 1851 from
Minnesota ~. 80.
With great re,peot JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner.
Hon. A. @ DopeE, Senate.
The citizens of Illinois, Wisconsin, and lowaaa the
official documents sbow-have paid nearly ak millions
OF pounds OF rent lead-n value more than S20000O =
being tax first OF and then OF sir per ceniun, levied
directly upon their daily labor And, what 70 worse,
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stream leaving the navigation behind them a. they A.
cend. They say that this Is better method than 10
begin upon both appeal 10 the chairman Of the CON-
mee whether that is not his recollection Of the ssste
ment made.
Mr, HAMLIN, lin his ssat) Yes, sir
Mr. DAVIS. He gives his assent sss
Mr.. MASON. do not mean 10 trespsss long upon
the Senate, bat am driven now 10 choose between the
opinions OF the senators from Iowa 10 the improve
menis 10 be made and those Of the from Massa
chusel,s. who probably there in his life. These
are the only guides the Senate has-the only guides
nave have very great confidence ia the judgment OF
lives upon the spot; and shall vote for his amendment
with very great cheerfulness.
The question being taken on the amendment By ysas
and nays, resulted-yeas 10, nays o0-ss follow
YEAs-Messrs. Alchlsnn, Borand, Bright, Brodhssd,
Jones Iowa. King. Mallory, Mason Rusk, Shields Soa
,NAYs-Mes,rs Bell Bradbury, Brooke, Csss. Charlton.
Clarke Davis Dawsoo Desaus:nre Felch. Hsmlln M:Ii-
wood Uphsm, and Wade-2O.
Mr., MALLORY have an amendment to Offer. which
is 10 insert:
For filling in behind the United States sea-wali. Ia tho
narbo Of ST. Aug ,stne, in Florida, tn earth, 1000
Ihave here an estimate from the department on the
subject, which ask may be read.
twas accordingly read, as follows:
WAX DrrAsrnEwr,
Washington, Aug. Fl, 1859.
SIR In reply your letter the lh instant have the
honor 10 transmit herewith estimate by the chief engt
nss5 e Of ae amount that win probably Be required an
wy '''p''''''' your 'DfoialS JOHN Kennedy.
Hon s, R. MALLORY, U. S. Senator
EseINErR DEpARrnEsr,
Washington, Aug. IL, 1852
Estimate Of necessary for filling in with sand be-
hind The seawall AT St Augustine. Florida, to height
ofseven fee, six inches above ordinary low water
Amount of sand required cubic yards At wsn-
hye cents per yard &2,700
Unforeseen expenses SOO
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The amount Of produce shipped from Budding.
ton is found 10 be as follows, VIZ. 1885,
bushels Of oats IlS 2S5 do corn; 207. .9IS do
wheat; Goo do. beans 500 do. hsxseed J;
l,Si7 do. barley; 32.S2i bbls flour; 3St do
whiskey; i,6i3 tons pork, bacon, and lard !;
100 tons hay % do, dry hides; which is
found 10 be equal 10 IA, $50 tons, at an average
OF SO, Is
Number of steamboat arrivals, 524
Number OF cabin passengers from ST. Louis TO
Burlington, estimated TO be ten TO each ar.
rival, 5,250, at an average II S5 each :
Number of deck passengers, estimated at If
teen to each arrival, 7,Si5, at AN average OF
SO so
Number Of horses, carriages, wagons, &cy
1000, at an average fare of So
From which deduct the probable amount Of
freight and fare, If the distractions were re-
moved from the rapds, VIZ:
3,776 tons freight imported, at 81 80 S9,4i0 90
900 tons freight exported, AT W, 2S,500 %
$3.50 cabin passengers, at SO, 1890 90
7,s45 deck passengers, at 81 so, ll,767 so
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large portion oil II was levied and collected by the gov
eInmeht before y had any tile TO the country, any
thodiy 10 levy or collect such tax.
committee was appointed al the Burlington conven-
on 10 collect and forward statistics showing the losses
oceasioned by these distractions hut, my disappont
meni, have received no statistics from them nor can
Ind any OF a later dale than June, ls47.
The following extract from report made by commit
tee OF Burlington. Iowa, of the business OF that town for
The year ending June, ls47, will afford an accurate con-
ceplon OF the effect OF the rapids upon the commerce of
that single town
lhey nnd after thorough examination of the receipts and
shipments OF the different mercantile houses that there
have been imported 10 Burlington 6s7 salt 305
non. stoves, and castings; 2.75l merchandise
making oTfo IONS, at an average freight Of % per
- ton So, $50 90
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SAGAcITY OF THE Observation-Disclosures much
has been written about the sagacity of this Won
derful animal, The following narrative will be
found interesting:
In the course of my early morning rides
about the vicinity of Colombo, Frequently reined
in my steed to watch the quiet labcrs Of couple
of elephants in thu service of the government
These huge animals were generally employed in
the commissarht timber yard, or the civil engi-
neer's department, either in removing OF stow
! ing logs and planks, or in rolling about heavy
masses of stone for building purposes could
not but admire the precision with which they
performed their allotted task, unaided save by
their own sngacity. They were one morning
hard at work though slowly, piling up q quantity
of heavy pieces of ebony. The lower row of the
pile had been already laid down, with mathe-
matical precision, six logs side by side. These
they had rolled in from the adjoining wharf !;
and, when rode up, they We're engaged in bring
| ing forward tho next six for the second row in
the pile. 1t was curious to observe those un-
eouth animals seize one of the heavy logs at each
end, and, by means of their trunk Lift it up on
the logs already placed, and then arrange it
crosswise upon them with the most perfect skill,
J waited whilst they thus placed the third row,
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DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE COUNCIL OF TILE SECOND MUNICIPALI

HIGHER Law DocrRINt Tine NewY ork Journal of Com
merce has very lengthy review Of the higher law doc
trine. delivered by Rev. Dr. Bacon of NewHave OIL
Thanksgiving day. The conclusion Ia that 'i-s
1t in the lowest decree credible that the Con-
titution Of this Christian country should contain
vision that Congress should enact law contrary
cypress law Of God When or in what circumstance
such thing be supposed to happen? law for ex-
tmple requiring murder theft perjury. etc. The only
Of the contrariey uf law Of this country to dyi
Jaw. which Is at all likely liable to happen. is
Of constructive contrariety contrarety by Inference
But in every such Of the peep
have higher and better evidence in the character and
atons Of the rulers and especially Gin the present CASE
IN the opinions Of wise and great and good menawyers
Judges statesmen dvines etc that the law is not con
.rary to Gods law than they have from any othe
that is They are of course be governed by
he best evidence to be had in the case and they do
Judge correctly theirs Is the responsibility Of wrong
Judgment when it ought to be right lis it still asked
what person deem particular law Of the state to b,
contrary to Gods law We answer, that in wher
he is bound to judge right if he judges wrong he has
sxcupation for either judging wrong doing wrong
But may not his Judgment be right? Possibly 1t may
Possibly the civil law may be contrary to an cypress
tod Possibly there may be no room for doubt th,
question and possibly every honest mind must regart
lt Then. say, obey God rather than men, Bu
when did. when will such actually occur? ANT
until it does occur what has the bare sibtyef it t.
10 with the propriety truth OF the proposition tina
every subject of civil government ought obey its laws
What qualification Of this law is proper called foI
in practical life until the possible exception actually
sts When it does exist the will be plain one
and The Eoice of renonstrance will be universal Until
plain to be doubted by reasonable does
say, take the law of God is. Submit to ever,
ordinance Of man for the i,orais snke'''' " b.
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feeling n a.curiosity to know how they would pro-
coed when the timber had to be Hfted to a greater
height. Some If the logs weighed nearly twenty
hundred weight
There was shsrt pause before the sourth row
Fas touched; but the difficulty was no sooner
perceived than+it was overcome. Flle sagacious
fnimals selected two straight pieces Of timber,
fl iced one end Of each piece on the ground With
ne other resting on the top Of the pale, 10 rs to
grm sliding way for the next logs and, hsv-
1g seen that they were perfectly ste4dy and in
straight tine, the four legged laborers rolled
Up the slope they had just formed the six pieces
d ebony for the fourth layer on the pile. Not
she least amusing part Of the performance was
ne careful survey of the pile made by one Of
me elephants, after placing each log, to ascer-
am = ltwere laid perfectly square with the
The sagacity Of these creatures in detecting
@eaknesses in the jungle bridges thrown across
some OF tife streams IN Geylon is not less remark
tble. have been assured that when carving
4 load, they invariably press one of their fore
eet upon the earth covering Of the bridge, to
I ry its strength !; and, ttaflf it feels sbo weak
carry them across, they will refuse until
nghtened of their load. On one occasion driver
persisted in compelling his elephant to cross .
5ridge against the evident wish Of the animal;
lndsas wasetpected by his comrades, the rotten
structure gs4s way, elephant and rider were
precipitated into the river, and the latter was
lrowned. ~ -
. FRIENDSHIP. - lieutenant Montgomery had
seen much military service. However, the wars
we're over, and he had nought to do, but lounxe
IS best he could through life upon half pay
de was one day taking his ease at his tavern,
when he observed a stranger, evidmsly for
e4gner. gazing intently at him. The lieutenant
appeared not TO notice the intrusion. but shifted
| 90, and still, with an unblanched gaze, he
| stared. This was too much for Montgomery,
who rose and approached his scrutintnng in
'' Do you know me, sir " asked ~ lieu
tenant. 81 =5t N s's ~
~ / think do, answered the foreigner, who
| Was evidently Frenchman.
fe Havew we ever met before p continued Mont
gomery. 4ss5s
/ will not swear to- it,, but If Me have-and
{ am almost sure we have,'' said the stranger
you have q sabre cut, deep one, on your
| right wrist ."
'sI have" cried Montgomery, turning back
| his sleeve, and displaying a very broad and
pgly scar. ~ did IL tget this for nothing, for
Ihe brave fellow who made me a present Of it
| repaid with cash across his skull"
| The Frenchman bent down his head, parted
| his hair with his hand, and said-ss You may
4 look at the receipt f E8
The next moment they were in each others
arms. They became bosom friends fer life.
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THEESE-300 boxes Western Reserve, 800
basss Eassh Dairy Goahen Pine apple aae by
iasss a, D. 0RIRsg CO., ca, ~ and " Old LeTse,
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FAR. BANNING,s CELEBRATED BODY

BRACE PATENT LACE, for the relief and Of the fo
the Bronchs
Breath Pain the Chest Weakness and Bleeding at the Lng Pap
aon the Heart Dyspepsia CosyeneAa and Piles Pains In the Back
Spinal Affections Falling Of the Bowels Poap.us uer or seafng
Down. Irregular Painful Prose Menaton tendency Aoor
o and Pregnancy and the bad shape incident Child
and Dropping Loungng and iabua b
Coils and Chronic and all weaknesses peculiar
to Males Females.
Sold only by DR., SHERMAN, Agent for the South,
At ha cthce 10 ST. Charles street. NswOrleshs
sE LADIES htssa viii the sraas Mrs. 6Ns1As No. lsS 81
phkJlss street, nski4 lyssW
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FURNITURE, ETC.
E-FURNITURE.-The .un-n

LNURNITURE--FURN RNITURE.- .un-G
Il degned respectfully call the attention of ladies and A
generally large and well selected stock of T
EuRNITGRE offered in this city, consisting
in rt Mahogany and Walnut Chairs sos vans, ottoms Mar
1p Tables Tables; Mahogany, Rosewood and Walnut
Mahogany and Walnut Bedeads, Marble Top Bureaus and
WsGsand Marble Top Siebord Extension Dining Fables Clocks
Pieces Feather Pillows and Boil
sters; together a large lot OF common Furniture.
A call respectfully goods their
line H. GREEN u co..,
Poydra street. between St. Charles and Carondelet streets
II. GREEN,
los b. HuBBARD 6mp&W
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THEAP FURNITURE STORE, No. p
J so Circus rect corner OF Perdido-JOSEPH q.
HUBBARD wholesale dealer asd
of CABINET FURNITURE, such scfas Bedseads,
Amos Secretaries Marble Top Sidehoards
Work Tablcs Marble Top Bureaus and Wash Stands Looking
Hair Mattresses Mosquito Bars Feather Pillows and Bedding OF al
kinds the and the pub
lie are solicited for themselves before purchasing
elsewhere
lY All Furniture packed and made ready for shipping free 9
! ,11r,e fe7 os
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EDUCATION.

EBALOS ORAL SYSTEM-THREE MONTHS
STUDY Professor J. s. DRpALos TEACHES THE FRENCH
aSD THE SPANISH LANGUAGES WITH CORRECTNESS, in A
PECULIAR AND EASY MANNER. No Books but
BLANK PAPER ONLY. - :.
~ Othes II Dnneans Buildings, CORNER OF CUsToMHOusE
STREET S EXCHANGE ALLEY stairs. Will always be found
r,,p pto larI5 10
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And on motion the Council adjourned.
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gbuBLlC NIGHT SCHOOL, SECOND MUM

CrALTI NFMs School open nightly months,
Monday, the 6th half o'clock M1he
N department the Marshall Schoo house. ST. Mary's street.
h uIrHtenienc OF Mr. James Bckman Principal; aud the
fcG the Franklin School house, Charles
OF Mrs Julia Bartlett Applications admission may be
President Of the undersigned
Principals j. o. HARRIS,
o. CAREY, Committee
ID sm FREDEIlIcK CAAIERDEN
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The following communication from the Mayer read
- sEsS a d MAsoRAIIrY OF NEwORIEASsl
~As" "'.tt January %, 1852
TO Afsn,befs 5afti.
g Of The Council Of Municipality No Two
GESTLEstEN have caused yau be conyoked this day
the written request Of Aldermen Etter, Perry and
Brugnens for the purpose Of taking into consideration
such police and other matter brought before the
Council, Very respectfully your ob't serv't. ,,
it ~325'eh tf'-1fl A. D. 'CRossnAT, Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-30
EoR BAYOU LAFoURCHE.--Reg. ~

ENOR MOBILE-Canal Line Steam. ~ =
boat ST CHARLES new, splendid ,s, Lake
steamer ST. CHARLES R. Post, master, tbult
expressly for the Lake de viii. good Will esy hs
Railroad every TUESDAY md FRIDAY
EVENING Returning Mote Biloxi Mississippi City Paa'
Louis every MONDAY THURSDAY MORN
ING. For freight o. passage apply hoard, tn
n23 X. GEDDES, Agent, 10 Bank race