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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15
UyHROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO

v
AT REDUCED RATES--New-York snd Sen
Francisco Steamship Lins-The new Steamship UNITED
STATES, Charles c. Berry, Sem@snssr, vii r sss
DAY. 18th May ct ?. ~ oonseetins Il rasams
with the new doub,sensne steamship WINFIELD SCOTT,
100 tuns burden Kenney CoailaId Cou,msader which
sespes awaits arrival 81 PASSENGERS ct Panama BY the
United States from Nswyork. and mmedstely thereafter
croceeds to San Francisco direct without sopp'ns inter-
mediate ports. -
Thes vessels In accommodations and ssey are not
passed by any this route, and experienced ssscSb
attached to each weasel .
The United States has made the VOYAGE cstween New
yorl ard Chs,s In days and nineteen hours snd The
Whitfield Scott has just petosmed the voyage between New
York and Panama In the shortest time on record ooen
running and .ctusl time from port 10 port
SrrIv A. DAVIS. BROOKS CO,
~T" General Asent - No. Is Beasersl
JONES Il JOHNSON.
No l04 IVest-st, corner OF Liberty<A
Passengers per United States will dsembars along aide Tie
wharf at Aspiws and take the Psnsms Railroad, nov
open nearly to GorsoaA thus avoiding tho rsk attendants
upon landing In boats Chssres and the vsr osvsston %
Gorsona
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15

A LUM, SODA ASH and Ultramarina
IA Blue on hand, and for sale by
JAS. T. DERRTCKSON CO. No los Pulton-AL
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GREATLY REDUCED RATES.-

" EMPIRE CITY LISE.-THROUGH TICKETS
for san FRANCISCO, VIA AspinwsIl Navy Bay, (near
Chagres The rev and splendid double engine
ship SIERRA NEVADA, J, $40 trns burthen J. D. Wi
son, Esq., Commander viii leave Tor AspinwalL Navy
Bay, direct on MONDAY, Nay Il at O'Clock, tom her
per No North River - connect az Panama with re
<yonte steamship hE"-ORLEANS. h. h. Ackley Mas
ter These steamers nave Unsurpassed accommodations or
Passengers and are better ventilated than any IN tie trade
fne tables are supplied With every comfort both for the
esoin and seerese passrngr IN experienced Surgeon In
attached to each ship The Panama Railroad now il ooer
acn running eaily 70 within few miles Of CORONA Pas
sengers VIII De landed at the Company depot At Aspin
free Of expense.
RATE: OF Fss.-FSt Cabin, $25o; Second Cabin state
rooms e Both ths above eat AZ the table Steer
age, slen found with bed kc and separate table well
provided remittance Of half the pasazenoney viii ss-
cure ticket until within days OF sailing Of the steamer
foz fire. ght or passage, apply to
J. HOWARD SON, Agents, No. 81 Broadway.
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miscellaneous.

A DVERTISEMEN are inserted in
best papers IN other cities and town at " B. PALM
Frs Advertising Agency, Tribune Building
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n has been male BY any Steamer tns odsrns To .ninss
Ara 10 thee Who desire their comfort much p,ssaztsr
conveyance than BY the via ChssA oa
: fimifed nan,,~r ~ passengers vii b taken
Apply To THOMAS RICHARDSON, No. IL Exehsnes-
place Hew york and No. swslnof~st. Phl;sde,pAA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15
A UCTION SALE of STANDARD

IA ROSES aud PLANTS from the Nursery of d. Ball -
J. LvANDEWATER will cell on MONDAY, May H. at 104
O'clock choice selection Of Standard Roses &c. the last of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15

TINTED STATES BOUNTY LAND
~ OFFICE, No IS Chatham, opposite Chsmbersd.-
Applications made for Waans aided by muster rolls
Warrant bought located the best selected land and
Farms for sale. NICHOLAS HAIGHT
TT S. PASSPORTS for all parts of the
~ . world-tndspenssble to travslers-issusd by
J. B. MONIES. Notary. No 65 Broadway
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to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

proposals VIII b received at this Office until sunset
on MONDAY. the Sist inst fer the GRADUATION and
MASONRY REQUIRED on TwENTY-sIX MILES Of
tho PITTSBURGH add STEUBENvILLE RAILROAD.
fon Campbes Run TO the Virginia Line Plans Of proes
viii be exhibited and the necessary information respecting
tie work gwen BY the Engineer at his oce for Eve dsys
prior the lsttns-Enginesrs Office Pittsburxh Nav &
l852. By order Of the Board
d. MITCHELL. Jr.
Chief Engineer 2. and q Rs1spsd Co
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4 LOT of TIMBER suitable for Coal,
"A situated Long Island, IS miles from Brooklyn Rail-
bad. For particulars, apply to No. 70 Water-st.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK and

- GLAs9Ow-The Glasgow and New-fork S.-cmshn
Courpenys powerful Steamship ~GI4ASGOW,r ~
runs and 500 here power Robert Craig Commander win al
from Newly orb FOR Glasgow, THURSDAY, The 18th
June next, at y o'clock noon. -.
First Cabin, (Saloon State Roonisl ..............sse
Fins, Cabin. tMicship do ..............
Secopd Cabin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. u
Stewards fee inclnded.
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EyOR PORT PHILIP, AUSTRALIA

EOR PORT PHILIP, AUSTRALIA
Il -DIRECT.-Ihe splendid clipper ship HELENA
Capt Cave. will sail from New York on 18th of Nav.
MA @. GRISWOLD Noa II and Y South-st
For freight or passage apply only 10
RUSSELL l. NORTON No. 81 Old-slip.
or 20 ELLIOT, ARKELL i CO. No. lf6 Pear-st
This ship has excellent accommodations for individuals or
families. An experienced Is attached the snip.
Rates of Fare-n LIST cabin $500; I'd do. 500 found Ia
every thing steerase $3.50 found In all but bedding
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r AIDES TAUGHT to CUT DRESSES

by measufeLncnt n lew nouns 30 as % t themselves
on Others perfectly Those who do wish learn but
desire perfect f obtain il By calling on Mrs MILLER
No l6 Canas Dresses and Mentles ma e La the most
style All kinds Of psrte ms Cor sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-15

IL sel-Th- beautiful cipperpacket RISING SUN, at
pier No 10 East River THIS vessel IL regular packet aud
FORT elegance of Accommodations speed she
surpassed. Passage onl' @l2h Apply on board, or 70
ISAAC T. SMITH. No. IOl WALTZ. coraer Front.
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ID II. BABBITT'S celebrated SOAP
III row DER, one Of the best articles IN use fci
Warmed without aduteration Of any kind CHEMICAL
YEAST POWDER, for rapid raining Of Bread and Cakes
Pure CREAM TARTAR, SODA sALERATuS, CAS-
TILE SOAP lc These articles put up In the mos
convenient and saabe manner prices low OF lower THAI
any other manufactured and which Afford good profit 70 70
tals Ror sale In quantities to suit purchasers q Noa
anA 70 Wsshinaton-st- NewYork
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-02
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON,
AEaninrr nIo-,,i.,sx Aa4<la... sls ipEo

Monday Morning. October 25 1852.
GEETLEafEN-Thc painful intelligence received yester-
day enforces upon the sad duty of announcing to the
Executive Departments the death of the Secretary
State DANIEL WEBSTER died at Marsheld in Massachu
setts Sunday the oath of October between two and
three O'Clock in the morning.
Whilst this irreparabe loss brings its natural sorrow
every American heart and will be heard far beyond
borders with mournul respect wherever civilization has
nurtured men who find in transcenden intellect and
with still poignant emotion his colleagues the Ad
mnisraon with whom his relations have been SO inti-
mate and SO cordial
The fame Of illustrous statesman belongs to his
country the admiration of it to the world The record
of his wisdom will inform future generations not less
than its uterance has enlightened the present He has
bequeathed to posterty the richest fruits Of the expert
and judgment of great mind conversant with the
greatest national concerns In these his memory will
endure as long country shall continue to be the
home and guardian of freemen.
The people will share with the Executive Departments
in the common grief which bewas his departure from
amongst u.s.
event. the Executive Departments of the Government will
be careful to manifest every observance of honor which
custom has established appropriate to the memory of
one SO eminent public functionary and SO dstin
guished as citizen.
The Acting Secretary of State will communicate this
sad intelligence to the Diplomatic Corps this Gov
ernment and through Ministers abroad to foreign
Governments.
The members Of the Cabinet requested as further
testimony of respect for the deceased to the usual
badges of mourning for thirty days. i
am gentlemen, your obedient servant,
MLLARp FILLaIoRg.
To the Acting Secretary of State and the secretages
the Treasury, Interior, War, Navy Attorney General
and Postmaster General National Inteigenser 26th
ult I =
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FRoM KEY WEsr.-Thefley West correspondent of tho
Charleston Courier writing under date of goth ult says
have nothing noy4 to communicate save and except
the usual marine Intelligence. - y,
Inc savage paid 81 the bark Jasper previously reported
an amounts s to-. 5000 90
And the Expenses Observation-Disclosures. 6,7eo 50
Making total of i. .1s4,s2O 50
y ARRIVALS.
octobe2f3.-Brig Maria, Ingraham, Havana, bound to
Proyidce put into port account of sickness of the
Hayha put in on account Of sickness on board; bound
October 12.-Bark Piedmont Perkins, Philadelphia Q
Xays coal for coast survey; O'Harra Wells. Pilot
fboat Relief - Mobile days Steam propeller William
Penn, NewYork; having experienced rough weather,
stopped off Ship Channel to land passengers, who
received by pilot boat Euphema and proceeded to New
October 15-schr Gazcle, Kemp. Tampa master.
October 15.-U S. mail schooner D. Baldwin, Parker,
Capt. Ellis Brig Wetumpka, Dixon Mobile, bound to
NewY ork in distress and leaky having experienced
severe gale the 18th Of October; to Baldwin & Co.
ton bound to Mobile Bark Emily Miner, -, New
Orleans; in distress, having experienced gale
| shifted cargo, etc.; to A. L. Tiff.
October 5-Bark Ocilla starks st. Marks; A. F. Tiff.
Brig Cushnoc Laurie Cedar Keys; H. Benner. U. States
Mai Schooner Lucas, Sweeney, Charleston A. = Tiff.
Bark Jasper Wade, NewYork P. J, Fontane
October 6-Brig Wacssa, Powell Cedar Keysi James
1 Flor.
October 9--Brig Maria Ingraham Providence; Master
| October 14-U, s. Mail Schooner Charles s. Edward
Riggs, Miami, via Indian Key Pfster, Clapp Co.
October 16-schooner D. II. Baldwin, Parker, Havana
Mr. John Ferguson engineer passenger left ashore
| sick, and died on the morning Of tho 18th inst
| October 2o-Steamer Creole, Rose, Mobile Master.
l VESSELS IN PORT OCTOBER 20.
| Brig Wetumpka, Dixon, unloading; Baldwin g. Go
Bark Emily Miner, coming up; A. !. Tiff. Bark -
Ellis reparing Browne g. Curry. Bark Piedmont, Per
kns, dischargng 0'fIara s. Wells.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-02

New MOTIVE PowER--A Belgian engineer, Mr.. Preda-'
va recently delivered lecture In London in explana
ton Of a motive power, invented by himself which
may either be applied in aid Of steam power worked
by itself railways free from any danger He stated
that by his inyention tho motive power could be in
creased at pleasure from the power Of 100 to 10000
horses required and with extraordinary He had
no doubt Of tae applicability Of ths principle in assisting
steam power Of every description.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-02

PoLirlcAL -four political prisoners
have been shot at snga town Of Central Italy in the
Papal States.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-02

A telegraphc dispatch says the new Swedish yacht,
which lately nagainst the yacht America at England
beat her in the race by twenty minutes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-02

LET DowN-The celebrated racing animal Belle Kcy,
has let down. while in training at Mobile. The
is thought to be exeron in New Orleans spring
The Register says she has been and turned out
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-02

STEAMER suNK-We learn from the Clerk of the james
Robb that the steamer Connecticut sunk at Presidents
Island. No particulars. s@,sss2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-02

PoLITIcA.-Baltinio,e, Oct. 80, pM-Senator Berrien
Of Georgia. publishes letter strongly eAvocatng Gen
Scott's claims to the Presidency I
1t is reported that Mr. Jenifer of Maryland has also
come back to the Scott cause.
The skewarm wings of this city arc now turning out
strong for Scott.
Five. Picayune. 4
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THE CHlsEsE-while the Governor of California is
trying drive them Of that State the Government of
British Guinea offers boun.yOf $50 their importa
tion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-02

DESTRUCTIVE FRE.-Tennys Cotton Mill, at Millbury.
Mass destroyed by fire the morning of the 25th
ult. There insurance Of $4,000 the property
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-02

Horace Manu. Of Massachusetts, is to become citizen
Of Ohio he having accepted the Presidency Of Antioch
College.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-02

MARINE DISASTERS bark Louise, which left Phia-
depha on the oath ut for Trieste, returned to the
breakwater in Distress having lost her izen and fore
topmasts, Af 5l5 =
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EFORATI0 D. HEWITT, PIANO

H-E UhAIIO y. HEWITI, ,FIANU-IE2&E$7.3-..u
u . FORTE AND MUSIC STORE No. 80 Camp &3
street Eew0renne, would respectfully requeat thef A III
attention OF the public his large ex.eusveN
assortmsnt Of MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
and descriptions end also his well
from the the the United
EuOp which to be fannd those of A. ST0pART
e Nswysri HALL SON of aswYors .ad PLEyE CO, 81
MI GRAND, rIccoLa fTccoLo oBLIQuE AND SQUARE-nre
most celebrated maters the world combining NIL the ae
had of the subscriber style
ofs sH. s oeayes They viii sold stmanuf=urela'
prices MUSICAL Of all kinda quantity
te asssss kspa constantly had largest
which offered at The reasonable GUITARS
turei BY WILLIAM HALL SON, from The approved SPANISH
MODELS Thcae Instruments the class
stand the climate The subscriber had many years experience
tbs Music business the Northern ea well Neworenns
aequaiaed with the details Of the
and his such that he will awaya
stock Of all kinds Of and
MUSIC The Musical Public respectfully
invited 10 call and examine stock,
fsI3 iyos H0RATIO D. HEWITT SO Camp IT., N O,
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The Steamboat inspectors appointed under the Passen
ger aw which enacted as the last session of Congress-
met in Washington the 18th ult for the purpose of
organization.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-02

Mr. wEpsrER.-our exchanges from all parts Of the
Unon and of all political creeds generally clothed
in the embems Of mourning in respect to the memory Of
NIr u -. ~.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-02

Gov Ujhazi, the Hungarian, and Governor Of Comorn,
advertises his farm and possessions In Iowa for sale He
is going to Texas the climate Of Iowa being too rigid
him. .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-02

1T has been remarked that ladies have generally great
fear of lightning and this has been specifically ascrbed
tether mutual tmidity but tbs truth s that it arises
from their consciousness Of being attractive
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-02
(signcd)f
Respect to the Illustrious Dead.

Wherever the newsof the death of the great Statesman
has yet penetrated spontaneous manifestations have
marked the public sorrow and the depth Of admiration
and respect which the deceased had held in the hearts Of
his countrymen.
Yesterday morning the President directed all the Ex
ecutve Offices TO be closed during the day. and the public
ordered to be communicated to the Representatives of
Foreign Powers and transmitted own Ministers
abroad Of the affecting event. and understand that an
affecting letter of coincidence addressed by the Pres
dent to Mrs Webster whose virtues and esnable quail
ties command sincere sympathy in her great los they
do the respect of all who have the happiness of knowing
her.
The following is the beautiful and touching letter ad
dressed by the President to the Heads of the
t,artt ,fuL.-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-02

THE Hoo MAnKEr.-The Cincinnati Enquirer Of the 10th
ult quotes good hogsat from IS 37 to IS SIX. slaugh-
tering had not yet commenced the weather being too
warm. q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-02


PRESIDENT FILLMORE AND GEN. ScoTT-From
private letter addressed by President Fill
more to friend in NewY York, which was evi-
IDENTIFY not intended for publication, the New
York Express has been permitted to make the
following extract, in view of the many misrep-
resentations which have been put aAoat on the
subject. The Express says, though it knows
that the President has taken no active part in
the canvass, either before or since the nomina-
ton was made, it has reason to know that in
his private acts and conversation {for it
has, it says, heard it from his own lips)
he has acquiesced most cheerfully in that
nomination, given it his cordial support, and
urged his friends to support it with all true
heartedness aud in all sincerity:
My Dear Sir:
the prospect very fair for the election Of Gen.
Scott and those who give the most attention the sub
ect here quite confident Of his success This makes
doubly important that he should be sustained by the
right men in Congress and therefore hope that moth
ing may be left undone in my State insure his
success, and to sustain him if elected
am truly yours.
(Signed) MuLARp FuLMoaE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-02

Steamship NEwYoRK TRADE-The Persia,
measuring 5000 TONS the Alps, 1900 TONS Andes, 1900
TONS Caucasus 1900 tons Taurus also 1000 TONS all
progressing rapidly in England towards completion and
may be expected in NewYork in few months They
all screwpropeers, made with every modern improve
ment Of that mode of working.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-02

r.
10th branches cf the ~ Il q M I'd IS
4 ten have voted 70 incfssse ~ Il e ~ = 6a
sgpf m 2 VI ID q s " y
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Il 4 tsreiy band WITHIN 4 ~ xseks psst M sx4 M 81
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i1st tne m0Igo ~ every 1nan "a S2X
pisssants ''ss = ~ rs " r 2 &
Thes 81 ii Ans. fl;,.,, fs.,.s j. ~ 81
i sye frauds - bene ~ q e e}<
wrong tare or basFe3s ~ Solss l1rfsa ifS5S 7s5S
fail sforf ofihs psspss II
"a new home for the SouS 04 tit ooe&H ~ II B6&
recently desscyed S. DE- 8 ~ =
week, with appropriate csrerndalsu 81 512
,s,.i XII ~. yom say, slr. tnat EQ9
caa w. Isnsa MA q : -
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e's- - '.'zss D y money ena ne ~
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rails how 10 I'D Iii S5tuj 0ysS XIS8 iS6s
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H. ,I,cs st,,, y 49, s.ss.. Slss s
thing
1 III. IL Ben{1Fix has redGYoi 5ss$
i at Gncinnsti <axsfuat he g$ssisk6<1
Ihandeuled On board that bols, 81 & = ~ "a
| q negro boy Wslich NJ sfFSr VSl5f8
4 own slays q 4 n SSS 5SS S q
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as y yvsl AsAnslS NsEP &
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~ az MT +Normands N aEnefysQf b@Y1lAyxN ~ 4zsS55
ans oyer nom New BFitsN to neEie <1SSi
Il tass eyening (0ct l9} he ~ es<,ckez ~ -
pulled hln o1t g hts n sgcn - 49, X
lney tnsn ropbsd h1nA N @ae ~ - 1lat i1&
occusrence EpK Eal9 re61pn g -
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this seat ~ ssd 81 ~ 55 5i9f1
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-02

ANOTHER Observation-Disclosures earthquake occurred
at Clinton, Ga, on the 22d ult about midnight The
sound was if anything audible than the that
took place the h and the agitation of the earth
viz i ~ - ( 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-02

The subscription in Spain for the Spanish soldiers who
wounded and the relatives of those who killed
during the Lopez expedition amounts to two hundred
and eighty thousand piastres, or about 100000.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-02
EDUCATION.

Ep "OPENS 1st Sept.--English and French
~ INsTITuIIoN m goR @ Yo9Sg M LADIES As BoARDERs AND
nppiynt tile Inzitntion
Rswls,J Mayhn, Esq, g. Tren,oue ESD, Locte hq A.
Ca1e, John sde Samuel Peters Esq Horace CAM
mack, ED, Esfa Levy, Esq. au30 6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-02

Attorney General Grtenden has returned to washlpE
ton from visit to his native State. n
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.

HDIANOS AND HARPS. S.-KUSTNER, eNE5Isa
y .oo oadANuFacTURER OF P1ANos AND HARrs, szAY
NO. 32S Camp strae the Orphan Asylum, begs leave
INFORM the public that be wifi continue his profession of f
TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANOS, APS all kinds
cal Instruments at the shortest notice. sep23 "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-02
SLAVES.

4 AMES WHITE, No. 73 Baronne street, a.
ep NewOrean will give strict attention receiving, board
ing and selling SLAVES consigned to him. Hewi buy
and sell on Commission Reference hessrs Robson 4 Allen,
AtcRea Colnmn & Co.. Program, Bryan 4 Co. aep23
1AT TEGROES W WANTED--Fifte or twenty good
1V NEGRO MEN WANTED 60 Plantation Tie best Of
wages will 10 given Until the fret of January, la5S
Applyto THOMAS g. MACKEY & CO.,
sepll Canal street, of Magazine, up stairs.
FESWENTY DOLLARS REWARD to any g.
one who will deliver ct shop, 9si Magazine street.
the Fourth District black boy SAM Ssd ~
boy j. about FIVE fes ten G eleven nhss high has Of
carpenter BY received pass August in
supposed vicinity
Lower Market. sepa5l JOSEPH STINS0N, Magazine
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-02

dispatch from Norfolk dated the 18th ult says. The
brig Marine of and for Boston, from Jacksonville put in
to-day with loss Of sails, etc.
The British schooner Peri from Dominica for Baltimore
is in Hampton Roads having board tho crew Of the
British brig Verul, of Liverpool N. S from Wilmington
for Trinidad which had been abandoned at sea-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-02

EDIANO FORTES. The subscri- ressEzz-.-7.
IL ber has on hand and for sale the
% sys s5efs q w PiANos In the city principally omf 6 n
TORS w For OF four very good instraents
aep9 If HENRY PARSONS, street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-02

NEw MonE OF PAvING-John Jos. Deghue, formerly oi
Belgium has commenced re-laying block in New York
after the manner adopted in Belgium This is done
experiment. under contract from the city government
at So 30 per square yard Mr.. D. small granite
blocks of oblong shape, say three by four five
inches, which he places end, in sand carefully
leyelled .