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Agricultural.
Culture Of Native Fruits,

Messrs Editors: I have frequentl,
been surprised that more attention i
not paid to the culture of our indigenou.
berries and nuts. Who has not noticed
the superiority of the chestnut, walnut
and other native nuts, when grown in
cultivated field, over those taken from
the thick forest and how much
larger, sweeter and finer those taken
from some trees than from others This
shows their susceptibility of improve
ment. But how few have ever left ma
tural trees Of the chestnut, walnut, but
ternut or any of our delicious native
nuts to grow around their pastures and
felds-much more to transplant or set
them out. / have seen children of large
farmers 60 long distance and trespass
upon the grounds of others, to obtain
these Indigenous fruit of the soil, when
a little care on the part of the parents
would have given them these fruits in
plenty, besides affording a delightful
shade for their cattle from the scorching
rays of midsummer sun. This may
seem small subject, but to the younger
rural population it is of considerable i'm
portance, and not beneath the notice of
children of larger growth.
Again, our native berrics-the black
berry, whortleberry, &c is there no
chance for improvement Has not every
one noticed the superiority in size and
flavor of some berries over others Last
season, in passing over one of my fields,
I noticed a blackberry bush, the fruit of
which was nearly twice as large as any
I had before seen, and as much superior
in flavor as in size. | intend to trans
plant and cultivate this, and l hope
some day to present you, Mr.. Editor,
with dish of " improved blackberries".
Would it not be advisable for our agri-
cultural societies to offer premiums for
the best display of native berries Per-
haps We might soon see as great improv-
ment in these as in strawberries and
other ruits.-RuraL Nep Yorker.
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Boots, Shoes, and
FAMILY GROCERIES

THE subscriber would inform his frie 1ds,
l. and the public generally, that he has
opened a store on Maine Street, where he
intends to keep on hand a large assortment
of
Boots and Shoes,
both Ladies' and Gentlemen's, of every de-
scription, which he will sell as low as the
same quality Of articles can be bought in
this place.
lie will also keep on hand good assort-
ment Of
Family Groceries,
such as Sugar, Cheese, Butter, Lard, Raisins.
Tea, Coffee, and many other articles, toe
numerous to mention, in short every article
in that line.
A share of public patronage is respectfully
solicited. GEO. &. WELLS.
Westerly, April 7, 1852. SO
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Please take Notice,

= & d. SMITH have just received a large
y. and fresh supply of cambric and muslin
Edgings and Insertings, Bobbinett and
Mechlin Laces, Smyrna Edgings, Wrought
Undcrslecves and UnderhanIkerchiefs, Wide
Black Silk Laces, Mourning Collars and
Cuffs, a large lot of black Wrought Lace
Wells, from 40 cents to 50 so each.
s. g. ID. SMITH.
Westerly, April 20, 1852. 57tf
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@- When cows are fed with turnips
the milk and butter not unfreoucntly
has an unpleasant taste of that root
Various means have been tried for re.
moving this flavor, but the mixture of .
pint Of scalding water with a gallon o
milk, at the time il is strained is one o
the most simple and effectual.
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For New York, via StOn.
ingtOn Railroad.

REGULAR MAIL LINE-SUNDAYs EXCEPTED
,.@ The splendid steamers c. VAN
- ssssaasszssiA DERBILT, Captain Joel Stone,
and COMMODORE, Capt. Frazee, will run
in connection with cars of the Stonington
Railroad, as follows, viz The c. Vanderbilt
will leave !Stonington Monday, Wednesday
and Friday: Commodore Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday. For freight or passage apply
at the Stonington Depot, or to
WILLIAM COMSTOCK,
At the Merchants Insurance Office.
Berths and state rooms secured at any
time Of day on board. 1y29
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Gamma Root.

A FRESH supply of this article from the
n West Indies, just received. It's valua-
ble and nutritious aliment for Invalids and
Infants; is far superior as diet for the sick
to the best arrow root, and is especially ad-
apted to the use of persons of Dyspeptic,
Diarrheal and Consumptive habits. For
sale by DOCTOR THURSTON.
Westerly, Feb. 25. 48
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Steamboat Route
BETWEEN NORWICH, N. LONDON,
MYSTIC AND STONINGTOE.
The FdrOrite Steamer
WATER - -: L 1 L Y i,

J w MINER, MASTER,
WILL commence her regular trips on
w Monday, 22d March, leaving
West Side Central Wharf, Norwich, at 8 1-2
o'clock, A NJ, daily, Sundays excepted.
touching at the different landings on the
river-Mr Hudson's Wharf, Groton. Leave
Steamboat Wharf, New London, at 9 1-2
o'clock, Mystic, 10 1-2, and arrive at Ston-
ington, about half-past IL o'clock.
Returning---Leave Stonington at l.,
o'clk. NJ; Mystic, 2 p M, New London, at
l.2 past 8, p Nj, for Norwich
Gss- For particulars, enquire of MASON
KINNEY, GRISWOLD s. FARNHAM, Nor
wich; W & BACON, NATHAN BECK
WITH, New London; HUDSON, Groton.
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~ Turnips may yet be s,wn, though
rain must come frst--for il is uselc 8 to
SOW turnip seed in dry weather.
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School Books.

NOV is the time to buy Books at low price.
~ A large supply of School Books, of diff
ferent styles for sale at liberal cash prices,
at the Ladies' Fancy Goods Store. High-st.
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White Grape Shawls & Mantillas.
ElNE embroidered white Grape Shawls,
l. large black silk Shawls, good assort-
ment OF Mantillas Of various patterns and
colors, just received by s. & ID. SMITH.
Westerly, May 10, 1862. 6Otf
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OreT The Sf0Te of 1h0mds PeTry),
HAvE received a new and select assortment
IL Of Broadcloths, Cassimeres, and Vest
ings. Also every variety Of Tailor's Trim
mings which they are prepared to sell, by
the yard, or make up in the latest spring
style, in a workmanlike manner, and at res-
sonable prices.
Westerly, March 1S, 1852. t5l1
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HUNTS Liniment for Rheumatic Com
Ill plants. For sale by eC. ii. DENIsNO
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lNRAHAM FLOUR, in bags; also Croton
rl VI do. do. BURLINGAME & co.
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n WHlTE Rock Sheeting, for sale by
t55t1 CH DENISON
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DORK, and Beef Hams for snle cheap at
l. l6Otf] q. @. WELLS.
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The Wonder OF the Age /!

FOR the
G u r Q Of
saltrhum,
chilblains
Common
s o r g o
Chapped
or Crack
ed Hands,,
Burns or
Sc aid 9,
Cuts or
WO u n d 3
o Z q n y
kind Sore
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NOBLE Deeds of American Women, with
IN Biographical Sketches, for sale by
CHAMPLIN & BABC0CK.
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DRUNE PIES, the cheapest and best article
ever used for Pies, Mt No. 2 Parkerson
Square. 1851 W. & A. PARKERSON.
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INihAM REFINED and other Confectionery
High-strect. '' '"'N' '''O'''
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NOV is your time to subscribe for Maga.
~ zines and Papers, while am constantly
having them from every part of the Union
Please call and examine for yourselves.
69u ELISHA q. BARNES.
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ORANGE Flower Water, for sale by
Z. II. DENfSON
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I IVES of the Presidents of the United
IL States; with Biographical Notices of the
Signers of the Declaration of independence,
embellished with Portrait of the Presidents,
and forty-hve engravings, for sale by
CHAMPLIN & BABCOCK.
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CHRONIC RHE EUNLA TTSM

1t cures as certainly as it is applied. But
inaammatory requires the aid of physician
as internal treatment is requisite.
Persons suffering from Weakness or Pains
in the Back, Chest or Limbs, will find relief
in few applications of this Liniment. 1t
opens the Pores besides strengthening the
muscles
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CHEAP! (!

nOCT0R Arnold's Balsam. A cure for
~ Dsyentery or Diarrhea. For sale by
G. II. DENIS0N.
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NJ. Summers entire ct prend son siege.

Les resolutions suivantes, venant du Consen
| DIES Aldermen, sont lues deux fois, sur dispense
| DIES regles, ct unanimement adoptees sur appel
nominal:
Resolu que lie Contr6leur vende a Pencan,
apres dix jours davis, lie contrat ponr les repa-
rations ct la reconstruction de quais ct levees
dams les premier, troisieme ct quatrieme Dis
tricts, d'apres les plans ct Specifications enre-
gstres au bureau du voyer.
Resolu, que 81 les adjudications ct les securi-
ties ofertes sont satisfaisantes aux yeux des
Comites de finances, alors lie MARIE sera autorise
a taire lie contrat necessaire pour la construc-
ton DIES dts travaux.
Resolu que lie Controleur soft ct demeure au-
torlse. ayec Pordre des Comites de finances DIES
deux conseils, d'emettre SEES mandats en- favour
de j. T. Freret, sheriff, pour tells montants qui
pourralent lui etre das, en- sa dite capacte,
pendant REQUIREMENT du Conseil DIES Aldermen,
ainsi que lie demande sa petition ci-jointe,
Resolu que lie Contr6leur emette son mandat
en- favour de John Youenes, chef de la police,
pour la somme de cent piastres atm ou'l pale
teles personnes qui ont etc engages par lui
pour retrouyer les corps DIES victimes de Pex-
plosion du steamer ST. James.
Resolu que lie tr6sorier pale les sommes suivan-
ties sur lie mandat du contr6leur:
D. G. VandergriH, pour services rendus com.
me officer de sante du 20 septembre au 20 octo-
bre 1851, trente piastres.
James Williams, pour nettoyage de marches
ct transport d'animaux morris sur lie bord du
heuve' en- JUN 1852, trente piastres
George Lugenbuhl, pour frais de notariat,
trente quatre piastres ct cinquante sous.
Il. w. Milbank, pour contection de banquettes
sur la rue Water, deux cent soixante une pias-
tres ct quarante- I'm sous
Henry Nc Quinn, pour quatre cordes de bois
fournis a la machine a dessechement, vingt
piastres.
Lyall, Davidson ct Co., pour ardoises fournies
la case pompe No 5, seize piastres,
D. j. Fasson,pour travail de charpenterie,
ETC., sur lie canal de la rue du Camp, soixante-
quinze piastres
E. A. Michel, pour louage de cab, une piastre.
l.. L.. Boudet, rafraiehissement ct arrange
ment dies polls, election du IA JUN 1852, quinze
piastres ~
Commercial Bulletin, avis de la mort dHenry
Clay, trois piastres
Alexandra Levy ct Co., pour fournitures au
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rDes de 10 Levde, De ehartFes ct Royale dcyaiept
etre pavees en- blocs de pierres cares. La dite
Compagnie savait egalement qu'elle await des
tuyaux faire poser dams les rues de Chartres
ct Royale, ct au lieu de les faire poser depuis
longtemps, ce nest qu' au dernier moment, ouand
lie pavage est en- partie achieve, ct quand lea pro.
prietaires ont deja fait de codteuses depenses
pour renouveler on niveler leurs banouettes
que la dite Compagnie Sc decide poser SEES
tuyaux, defait ronvrage dfja ternine, ct ne
prend meme pas Ia pene de lie remettre dams sa
condition premiere. II eat plus one temps de met
tire un terme une telle faeon d'agir de la part
de la dite Compagnie.
Je suis, tres respectueusement, votre obeis-
SAINT serviteur,
LOUIS Fl. PILE, Foyer
LIE rapport semi-mensuel du tresorier est lu
CONNIE suit
RAPPORT sEMI-MENSUEL DU TRESORIER.
VILE NJ La sOusELLE-osLEANs.
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Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LITERPOOL

AMERICA, (i'r.) ....tor observation-disclosures, July 10
BALTIC, (Am) for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY H.
EUROPA, (Br.) for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, II.
NIAGARA, (Bf. D.. .tor BOSTON .....SATURDAY, "a.
ATLANTIC, (Am.). for NEW YORK. Nv EDNEsDAY, IS.
AFRICA dr.. .....for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, 81.
CANADA, (Br) for BOSTON,. SATURDAY. August L.
PACIFIC, (An.). for NEW YORK. -. WEDNESDAY, H.
ASIA, tBr)....... for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, ID.
AMERICA (Br.) for BOSTON. SATURDAY, 81
ARCTIC, (Am) for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY,
EUROPA, (Br.) for NEW YORK -. SATURDAY, %.
Havre and Bremen Steamer.
FROM SOUTHAMPTON
HOMBOLDT. for NEW YORK;. WEDNESDAY, July I.
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EEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Tuesday Morning, August 10, 1852
COTTON-We had another dull day in the Cotton mar
ket yesterday and the sales fell short of $50 bales There
is pcrceptibc change in prices which yet very
irregular We notice the further receipt of II bales OF
the crop part of which classed Fair le offered
and refused for it, We still quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary .734@s19I Fair .......... I'd
a aood madiins s i5Si ood and aaf Zine g
COTTON TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton, bales 705acco, bids
Stock on hand Sept l. 1851. 1890 1851
yesterday 80. 139-1,416132 69=s4972
1,43l,522 log s43
Exported to date. .1425, 568 552O3
yesterday...... 57-1 4256i5 595=S5,798
Stock hand not cleared 5,S77 23045
TOBACCo-A large business was done in Tobacco, and
heard of 500 hhds sold comprising 292 hhds IS
at 4, Is at So at 51&, and 22S Yellow Banks 50
hhds (damaged) at AZ 10 hhds at s 20 hhls at Al "a
AZ 265 hhds Yellow Banks at - and III hhds (on
Saturday, also private terms
SUGAR AND MoLASSES-We noticed only retail
transactions at previous rates.
FL0uR-The principal sale 1925 bbs Ohio a fiat
boat load to be delivered alongside ship So 60 p Dbl
dRAIN-Market quiet and barely 800 sacks taken, in
Guiding 500 sacks Mixed Yellow 90 and 100 White
at 500 q bushe.. Of Oats 500 sacks St Louis sold in
three four lots, at 35fa36t p bushel
PRoVIsIoNS-We noticed only retail sales of Pork at
S22 90 q Dbl for Mess. Of Bacon 10 casks Shoulders
sold at S1a SO tierces Sugar-cured Hams at and 10
casks fancy ditto (stagg Shays) at 1876 q h.. Lard
was steady with sales of $50 kegs prime at II T. and 200
bbls No ! on private terms.
QQFFEE-Sales 200 bags Rio at 834e p fb.
L1ME-A lot of 400 bbls Alton in bad order sold at
81 10 d Dbl.
LARD OILS bbls were taken at Soc r gallon
WHIsKY-We noticed some small retail sales at 49,, =
gallon for Rectifed.
FRElGHTs-We noticed engagement
EACIANGES-There was but little Offering and foreign
bills were frmer. We quote
Sterling ................ 11o1. 651lOI
Francs. .....,........ ...,..... 4 12IZI05 II L
Network sxty-day Bills. s0l y ct disc
Sight Checks NewYork ...p art55 !; y ct nrem
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CREscRnr,l
Tuesday Morning, August 10, 1852.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
S St si Rss 's ss England p Sh1 a s:s
ARRIVED
ST. . E'P Ss' 5.2P 3
Ian n ai iron Assorted SsSp hse dist
Steamboats,.
Baina asGe 3%sl. 'G from sn' vEsSps
""''s IRON Z; bark Fds a2@n as
st92m and sis.s @ qP sqr eA
s %1nS Big soas 'snts 5oy Bonita tie
Bar snip WINDSOR Cas!e-6rought up bark Emma Lincoln
EXPORTS.
and % OIL s"s' 1 M h O S o,G s
ks oats M rolls leather do cloth 25i hides feather 50 bales
BRlsToL-Per bark volau. 4Os hhas tobacco 500 slaves
IMPORTS,
TAAPlCo-Per schr Mary Ellen bbls X do lemons 10 MASTER
&c sC,r Gen WIN Harrison $4,000 lumber
WOOL Phelps bis WPii Ps ~ 6fs &
MEMORANDA
~ steamer Midas left Cincinnati on tho 9th urepors about
three feet the Ohio river falling Passed the steamer Jas
Robb hard aground PInnb Point Bar
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
IT steamer Midas 81 bbls mGasses Lowe Savage
cotton ss S&ssns 81 H f so
5Sss sfs % 8 .se1i5
% bass s's s @
Gutehson &co4 do Lnauze2 glass Conon-s ibis paint
Denke co2 shafts etc Wright Williams 6co-lO Id iphn rs
G Dolson--o do olyelo bells, Rharii do : Fo
gers kgs white lead NJ R &ol7 rolls AIonlan Cnudd
~ Do WeishaWnS2 bels aE 100 do -four SO bx
kgs butter 80 bxs cheese 20 b oil Wright &co-i6i
bNs chee 1853 pgs butter Grief o2l pkgs tedies-90 do
Rice &co0 hhds and 10 kegs butter Keep-l22 packages do
Adams-ao bbs apples smn4 DO Al sacks
cheese e BraRder Williams &co2 pcs
Voc tcos2 os rope fasqqeT dco-lo b Is do apples
beeRwaN Shegog-3 bhs do
IS Seelsndll potatoes sco-l75 bbls do
Donnely Bezzena24 do cTout Hosner2O2 Short
&oS bales mdze Burnside &co266 ties lard
VCKSBuRGPer Dalnian
Stnntonl5 do Felowes McGregor Aoway-3 NJ
Greenwood &co1 do Bradley Wilson &co-lO0 Wright viii
inms &co.i do Geo Connolys bbls moases
leather Smith &co6 bales hay Morgan
CONSIGNEES.
Fer bark Emma Lincoln Coey-Tuis Fuunor
ffoeart-S Il BghamT Twhei &co-Nue Cox &co-S Tay
o %coPrlen Frost &coA Dunbar
g %eoA -i Stone coAIarsh Raulctt granite
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

P,nrsH or ORLEANS. MEGHAN.., No, ia,l74
by VIRTUE Of a writ of teri facias to me
~ directed by the HonoHoable L.
Pence the Parish pro
osel public Samuel JrCksons
Poydas and Baronue streets SATURDAY September H.
IL o'clock -
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with twosory FRANE HOUSE.
with other thereon situated in the
Municipality the New Oreaus square
bounded erddo Preur
the twelve the plan Lewis Briuge
1880 aud deposited the office OF D. L. Mccoy late Notary Public
English
lines johnson
feet three inches deep between parallel lines.
Terms cash. GEORGE T. PEARSON,
aus Eepl Constable SsConi
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry,
Monday Evening. August 8, 1852
The market is bare Of Hogs and but few Sheep Offering
vi Western Beevcs the supply is moderate but that
grassed Texas etc. and Veal Cattle is ample
-PsfCES-
BEEF Cattle Zine Westerly 6GD7c a II net
Qake and Tezasl ........305}&c q is net
iIohh If1DSc u ID
SHEEP 25f0S3 so p head
Mich Cows. S15kOS 35 . head
CALVES AND YEARLfSss 50GDSS so q head
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A. D. CRossMAN, MARIE
DEPARTMENT. DU VoYER-H6rEl.- pE-VnLE.
NouvELLE ORLEANS, 81 Juliet 1852


NouvELLE ORLEANS, 81 Juliet 1852.
II FHonorable fl. d. Crossnaan, mare.
Monsieur. - J'ai reeu votre communication,
en- date dhier, 26 du courant, relativement a
rinefficacite DIES bandes de fer qui settlement
les points on traverses de la rue de Ia Levee, ct
j'ai rhonneur de vous repondre que la premiere
cause qui fait qu'elles Sc cassent, cest qu'elles
ont etc fondues sur de mauvais modeles ct qu'el-
les II ont qu'une epaisseur dun demi-p ouce, au
lieu dun pouce au moins. (Les noodles ont etc
fournis par mes predecessors de la premiere
municipalit6) La seconde cause, c'est que fon
permet aux vellcules charges de six sept ton
neaux de fer destines aux chenlins coulisse on
de grant, de rouler sur lie pavage DIES diverses
rues contrairement aux ORDINANCES, ce qui
non settlement casse les bandes de fer DIES points
oui couyrent les fosses qui conduisent l'eau DIES
ecluses, mails fait lie plus grand tort au pavage.
LIE seul remede a employer, est de changer
les modeles ct de METRE rigoureusement exc
eution les performances relatives aux charrettes,
voitures, etc. 81 lie Conseil autorse a faire la
dspense lie ferai fortitier les bandes actuelles
Ia Mason de Travail dune maniere conyenable.
le profile de cette occasion pour appeer votre
attention sur une autre incommodite, laquelie
il faulrait remedier imm6diattement. Depuis
viargt mois, il est connu de tout lie monde, ct de
la Compagnie du Gaz particulerement, que les
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AUCTION SALES.

Furniture II urhiture
Loeksniths' Tools Hardware, etc.
BY DRAKE, BAKER s. co, Aucti0neers
Attheir Auction Store IS Camp
THURSDAY, August 10, at 10 o'clock-Win
ii be sold auction
Egyptian Top sdeboards, Tables
Oons, Arlo Bedsteaia Washants RCchE
lat rnes Card and Work Tables, Carpets Lamp Gondoe
LoCKsAllTHS' TOOLS HARDWARE, etc. aHlO
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WANTED.

NM ANTED TO PURCHASE-A very supe.
rior GARDENER man about 80 or years age pre-
planting and culture of vegetables Applyt to
iS?2 LONG JOHNSON HATCHER, 22Cornrnercal Place
w ANTED-~By a resident of the city. who
1 can De well recommended by his present employer,
c, pay sou per MONTH He competent keeper
ETC., Is young man of family, any capacity in
- Apply at this office, by letter W. w iel9
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gBUMPS and BATHING APPARATUS

i eS.JoilN MCCARTHY, PLUMBER, No. 1874 CAMP d
STREET, Ne"0reans, has just received
iortnep of Brass Cocks, Force
Beer Punpa. Cooking Ranges; Bathing Tubs Ind S1Ha
Batts. - ~ ''
A laying aud repairing Lead Pipes Lead work of every
description. ''.'' T - SAs''
Ship and Steamboat work promptly repaired. Aord
~ Charge moderats. r.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.
SEA-GOING VESSELS.

NOR LIVERPOOL.-Th Al fast sail IN
- ing packet ship WARBLER. Capt j. B. WescO, III
Is now loading above For freight apply
G. W. OLIVER 4 co. 26 Catondelet street,
ly23 to the Captain board, Post Third District.
ENOR NAVY BAY AND SAN JUAN ~
= The Al Baltimore clipper schr AMPIiITRITE, 49,
Joseph tetelt MASTER will have
ports For freight having apply
captain on board, at the Lower Picayune Tier
Jyb BARELLf CO., "a Common
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NEW ORLEANS EMIGRANT AND ~

REMITTANCE oFFICE.-The undersigned, NTT.S
eanhed ONCE to accommodate desirous
nng money to their friends
sterling sight draught payable post
kngde aud 70 sf He also usual
Iom to this
the undsrsignsd, will DO promptly attended '
aio JOHN TOOLE, IS Bank Place.
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YENTE DE CONSTABLE.

YENIE DE PUNISHABLE.
sRsSb sGV poaIrASs MGAN ria
Inn VERB dun writ de feri facias a moi
nddress par Honorable j. L. Winter Second Inge pour
psroisse Orleans ataire ntuGe pocaceai
venire nean cate de Samuel Jackson eneosne Poydrs
Baronne lie SANEDI, II Sepenbre, 1851 midi
UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE BAIlSSE ieux tage
gU An
AunicpaitS la willie
nnmtro vngLquae bonl par les Perlo Gravier
Johnson dJsign par douze la plan par
Bnger 30 av 1889, dGposf dams lie bureau de D. L. Mccoy
public; lie dit lOt Angae pes
pouce sept gnes de face la Johnson eentnq
IN eds po6ces prof2uleu ignes PARALLELS
,4s- md GEORGE PEARSON,
auto u sepll Constable, Seccnde Cour de Justice.