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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE


lie attention OF the public is called to the SUPERIOR f,cil
this office Tor the execution of EVERY VARIETY of
Ec1s, :JOa, ailo dtanep Ietter- lPress lprtnttad
FROM A MAMMOTH POSTER
TO The smallest aud most delicate Ca,d and Circular,
In style of UNSURPASSED beauty and elegance and at prc
as moderate as any office in the city,
q" mr. THE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE
is one of die complete and extensive in the South Larp
additions of the
Latest Styles of Types, BORDERS and Grname nts.
Have recently been made and the latest improvements in nh
business will continue to be introduced as fast as
they make their appearancein the Northern
and Western Type Foundres.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
LII Gold colored Inks and Bronze,
Executed with neatness and dispatch in the latest and md
brilliant style
~ fhtnihr attention will be given Printing of STEAM
BOAT BILLS and CARDS, STEAMSHIP BILLS and PosTFPa
Tor which departments has been given in the sec
matehs Having Press Of mmense dimensions we nre
issue larger sheet Tor Potter than procured elsewhere
If Particular attention will be bes,owp ,non AyyEpj
BRIEFS proofheets OF which will furnished Mt , bores
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08
Paul r.. XNs0ra.
ND MOT mon

'dce So.l3 EXCHANGE ALLEY between St. Loui, and Cor
~ Ny THEARp offers his services public annorp.e,
hat ho will translate Engh Spanish French LETTERS
CIRCULARS, PAMPHLETS, CONTRACTS ACTS OF NoIARIEs
ARTICLES OF NEWSPAPERS, COMMERCIAL NOTICES AND
'THERS LEASES MEETINGS OF COUNCILS AND OTHER PEE
NC MEETINGS. and, in fact, all kinda will also eoo
Jose Articles or Advertisements for Newspapers Letters
7c He will devote his evenings Books OF firm
- olnce mound Nonl y A. n % = P. u.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08

APoLoGETic-Mr. Thomas Davy complains of our fail
ure to notice his return from the North in which section
he has been spending the summer lie saws that if he
peeh as liberal patron to some of contemporaries
& Is 10 Inc crescent he should have been promptly item
'sed and that as he sells truck onthe Levee hei fair
subject for a distinguished arrival - paragraph.
We hasten to present apologies and are glad de-
lighted that our worthy and respected fellow citizen
should have returned, and returned too in such good
health, May his shadow never be less IL N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08

1HE TRUE issuE.-Ihe Scott Rangers will find copies
OF this capital campaign paper at their hail. and an
] Agen' presene at any Time. Messrs Waterman. Carroll
sere ana saucer Will receive the funds. Only
dime copy-subscribe, gentlemen IA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08

RALLY! RALLY J! RALLY !! !-Pour out in
your strength tonight, Rangers. Gather in
your hall, and march thence to join our friends,
at Tvoli Circle Scott Rangers, never fail,
faint or falter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08
FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 5, 1852

ScoTr RANGERs, RALLY! RALLY d. RALLY ,-Th
Rangers will assemble at their hall the Pearl on St
Charles street. every Thursday night.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08

Z e a GRAND lS1 DEMoNsTRArIoN.-The meeting last
nlght, to give expression to public Indignation
n reference to the 1nsofence of the Spanish
authorities, was immense. Thousands were out.
and 50 vast was the crowd that veralImeetings
had to be organized. Mr.. RoseliusI made a
splendlo speech to the densely packed throng in
the Arcade tts.r II &
Ihere IS feeling aroused which will see to it
tha o. our national honor is amply vindicatad
ePain may Know that, surely as the sun, shines,
s she muse lose ouoa. we never sew any thing
more gloriously enthusiastic .han the demon
7stration Of last night .l wd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08
x5etenseurs de Homs dc la r7isse

BUREAU. Du TRESDRIER, ....
- H4." NJ. VILE pz IA NLLRoRLEASs, Il Aolt, 1852
w AVS cal par pesente donn6 ddteheats
e ahenne vile, de, e1Nlunepas eT-v
Tue 70 Treso eat naiReaan pref payer CATIONS due.
dsuoun ndet sou6 eeus dae a
% du tau2OI II GARLAND
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08

H scoTT AND GRAHAM CLUB, FRsr WARD, TiRsr Disrarcr
Those who wish to enrol themselves as members of this
olup VIII md lists at g. Gaetzel's and at L. Faesses
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08

Mrs. PAGEAuD'a SoHooI--Wc would call the attention
OF families to the Young Ladies' School of Mrs Pgeaud
above Tivol Circle The building in which the school is
located is large and commoious and the situation
healthy one Independent of these advantages the
sehoo as the reputation OF being one Of the besn the
city. Asia teacher and lady Mrs P is very popular
and We take great pleasure in recommending her excellent
institution ..r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08

THE HAVANA MAILS AND PAssENGERs-The Havana
mails and passengers which came to this city on the
steamer Crescent City We're yesterday forwarded to Mo
bile and will have passage the place of their destina
ton the Black Warrior
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08

LATE PuBLicAriossJ. b. Steel No 40 Camp street has
sent US numbers three and four Of Harris cheap edition
of the Wayerly Novels The numbers are d The Anti
tiQuary' and g Rob Roy.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08
gzs- WH1es, TO YOUR Posr!-second Ward

u,
First DStrce the Ward are reoueptsd In
Ai EVENING October at O'Clock purpose of ,rgap,ng
ascot and Graham Club.
"A H. Garland f H. Quick, II. Mcceland r. E Redvoo,
H. "ardal, VIM Cline, John Smith, Henry Dmond WIN, pun,
Henry "inzle, Martin Gee Ihos Redwood Win W Hrb,
u G"leEne g. N Hardin. p B. Buclner Henry Mcdonald Adm
Long T. Lobrano Gas, R.pp Cong4rrnqn Aonzo Incan II m
6nA j. o. Nixon Janes Stockop Stockton c. yIa.
Jo' E'ter, A. p Simpson, w Grant Eastman c. H. Note y ,
atndy 'hadtna CLARK, Thos Nj Knight, FORSYTH II Fonr
NJ Ment Jos r. Calder W. 8Ietiuire E. Side D. r. Calder q
Graves 1hos p Williams, H. W. Reed, r. NJ Tho,npton sn =
Blanc Henry johnson John TUku john Wolf L. L,mbet r |
eF, A. Howell, Alb krntl J. Benlemann Jlro, Eberlord @
t. B'e8aie David Stewart Lewis Kra Frank Hoffman II n shi
D. Nanostern b. Fanoserp, D. yanOstern W H. Brown n
nond j. O. Faon Simon Creep, Robert Green Francs ,oan
Reynolds s. Moes c. G. Williams, II. r. Leyassv {, la H.
pAloe Alexander Marks Marks E. Sampson Jacob Srk Tb
Marks, d. s. Atkins, Menus BOVINE Lew Louis Ssr W.
hee j. j. Hoppe, John speitb, F. Leibrook S. Iasmann ~
"aFNh John d. Rodgers, Saunders A. Frank Morris ~ n
W. N"'h Manuel G@a, NJ Kelly, A. Dougns Fa yaIrop E
lathFot Alex Mckeever, NJ. Kuishredt n O a. Tisjs NJ
eFiHo jas l. b fetherstoh Dr. Ben Maceps IcBlan f
oehon' Aaa lt"iney David Snyder Sadler c. D. Ha, VA
D. "'aol asnoI Fieneuve Geo. W. Race, VIM H. Foster
euyoi f. Zimmerman John Meiiiernqu F. Roder Has Nh
a. Noy, NJ y leary, Stephen Bounet S. phlrs 4 H. Crt,
major n efuhorn VIM Saye C. Washburn Tbo Nino, J,r
.i4 son. John Mitchell isNac Rodriguez, schilng James Nn
D. hendls Fanlconer r. j. Faconer Nicholas Murray serb
catl'7 =" Delaney Jno f. GUbar, A. Richards R. L. Bruc. n
Calder M bangher, Sam Wingfed D. c,auIey w G Rrra
george "losheld, s. Ferh E D. Parker H. Hutton H. Iogu
II. Maddox. - " - '0''"'' IL d. FARRELL j.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08
To the Hoidersof city Obligations

TREASURER'S OFFICE,
CRY OF SEw ORLEANS, Aug. ls, 1852.
ES Notice ia hereby the holi ina.ured obligations
81 the old city Of the late Municipalities and the city Of La
ayse that the Treasury prepared oray irauea
IONS and that interest will be allowed obligations from
AM after the 25h instant.
aElg 2p1 VII, H. GARLAND T,aosrr.r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08

uor1oN-The recent heavy rains throughout ouachita
valley says the Register of the 2Sth ut have materially
injured the cotton crop Picking has been almost ss
pended during the past week and We hear great complaint
about rot
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08
Died

Died: ...
o evening" October sat O'Clock, Mr, ELLEN FOOIE
si E VI iohshe Ehgiand and for the last IA years
On Wednesday October after Illness yNI GOLDEN in
'et 81 ms hse hHSe OF Corkhl county Sligo, Ireland.
nj arnsmi T" ' H. JOHNSON aged 81 years. native
On Monday October Louis GEORGE mad 10
nr ~ . Az chii OF John c. B. Marianne Yule
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08
~ FIRE DEPARTMENT The Delegates to tn,

tEllEp hoAkp OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT will attend A
stated eag gu TUESDAY EVENING October a. nj O'Clock at
ne iai OF LOUISIANA HOSE co. election of officers Tt
attention OF pelesaes respectfully Article Two of the
Heaon hich requires at least fire from each eonpav
% elected as Delegates Each delegation will please come prepared to
n u-r,ycrTr,r -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08

cofFEE-HoUsEs.--A meeting Of the keepers of coffee
houses In this city is called for Monday evening It'll
INST, at O'Clock, AT their hall St Charles street
above the Pearl business of importance and it
pected that all the members will attend
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08

OpAomrA RNrR.-The Ouacbita Rcsister of tbo ost,,
UT says The ouaehta is at present in fine boetin NJ
'e 'hefe being uhcency of water for large class boats
as high up probably, as Camden, Arkansas.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08

The BrGREE RvER.-A despatch, We learn was received
IN town yesterday says the Mobile Tribune Wednesday
from Columbus Miss stating that rise in the river had
taken place there of twenty-five inches 1t also
s'oo" mat rise Of eighteen inches has occurred at
unes'ile The steamer Heroine, just in from Bladon
springs reports rise that point of some twelve inches
" he present state of the weather. however this slight
Improvement is not likely to last long 'aHaT '
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08

cotton IN IEzAs--fhe San Augustine Crexag) Herald
Oh the 20eh ut says We regret learn that the drv
rot, as it is termed is destroying large norton f ~
the crop OF our county We hear of several planters
say that their crops have been injured from so to 81
cent within the last ten days or two weeks A sma,
black speck is seen upon the point of the boil before
opens. Open the boil and the cotton is entirely rotts
This diseasethough appearing in Texas now for the
time--was common in Alabama few years ago -'i ri
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08

R;s- For the new Constitution, in French and
English, see Supplement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08

Res9'S r. "a. SteGaf, ". e. EdtOd,ds etc. Coaamitee
GENTLMEN-I have received your letter of 18th inst
Woud beihappy to attend your festival if my health
this lime allowed my travelling from home As you are
aware of my being democrat properly estimate the
honor OF being invited to attend wing meeting which
assemblies to honor Gen Scott III )ugh compelled to
absent my heart is with you in the attainment your
present object.
request to offer the annexed toast and to subscribe
myself gentlemen very respectfully your ebedient seryt
W. S. HAMILTON.
~ de'RocrGt.-Winfeld Scott Union among dpmo-
Gratis and wings for the noble purpose promoting our
faithful well tried. and most worthy Commandern- CHIEF
to be Chief Magistrate of the United States =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08

The CEF is STrn THEY GoNE-We take great pleasure
in giving to the public the following honest letter from
our distinguished ieoW-czeu Colonel VIM S. Hamilton
Oh "ese eciana Colonel Hamilton was officer of the
war 81 l3la-olo ana ms opinion OF and support of Gen
e Presidency VIII have as it ought to have
important influence wherever be is known: asa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08
TELEGRApHED TO THE CRESCENT
Bu the National Iine.
ll0nce Conner of st. Charles and Gravier streetsl
important Arrest and Suspicion,

x III :, NEwYoRK Thursday, october7.
The Asia brings an account of the arrest of u man in
Hanover in whose possession was found two thousand
dollars in American gold and large gold medal The
man proved be old convict from the United States
having beer convicted Of robbery while residing in Phil
adelphia time ago He is also known to have lived
Baltimore. where he disappeared about the time of the
great robbery of the Bank of Portsmouth lie is SUD-
posed to have been concerned in that robbery and the
medal found with him is believed to be the celebra ed
Clay medal which was stolen in NewYork
Money for the Indians.
H U WASHINGTON October
Governor Ramsey has left this city for Minnesota hay
ing in charge six hundred thousana dellars TO, the
1neut of Indian allowances under treaties
Ohio River-TNarikets.
PIrrsRuRGH 0ctoborT.
The river here is stationary, with one foot eleven
inches water in the channel
CTEcINNATI October 7.
The river here is stationary Flour dull at SO 25 to
IS so per Dbl Whisky l754c per gallon Corn 41c per
bushel
North Carolina Legislature
. BALTIMORE October 7.
The legislature of North Carolina met yesterday in
extra secession and organized by electing Speaker
Baxter, whg by majority of nine votes over Dobbips
democrat In the Senate Edwards probably democratl
was elected Speaker by majority of votes ..
Delaware Election.
BALTIMORE. October =
Returns from the State Inspector of elections show
np nf OvOfa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08

N's- CERRo GoRDo CLUB.-Thc members of
hs CUB will meet ut their Hall Salvador Pat corner of
aud casio'afousc streets, EVERY MONDAY EVENING ataC
O'Clock All M other Clubs OF te city respectfully invited t
me Committed Room of this Club M Is Dunan,s Iudr ~
change Place. [otc4 tel HAS w nTpITssis n Elk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08
Network Markets

.I i'f.. NEWT ORR, OctoDer I.
The cotton market continues dull, and to-day's sales
are limited to 600 bales Mddling Orleans is quoted
oa and upands at 1910 per h. Flour is firm at 81 %
to "a 81 y per barrel for State brands and 81 43si to
81 621a for Ohio Corn has been in good demand at II
to 70 cents per bushel for western mixed Mess Pork
sl7 70 to SIS per Dbl Rio Coffee ranges at to cents
nerp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08

~" The regular weekly packet steamer
FRANK LYON, Capt Stone, will PRINCETON THIS nav
u' 1 EN- FRIDAY thereafter Shippers may rely on the L.
unuing in the trade during the season. " '"
au2o 2ptt sTRorHER Bros Agents as Povsr.s ,,reo,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08

Boats asa6ing Port go=nap.
See Table on Third Fage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08

NsS' flREMEN's CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION
me pees"ee to this Association will regular ouarter
s'ns to be held on MONDAY October o'clock r. NJ
HAL {" Louisiana Hose Company Psrdio and
By order wa n ~ tr,, s'te'S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08

After the adoption of the resolutions Ex(;oyerno,
Wharton, of Texas, addressed the meeting, followed
by NJ D. A. Roberts, Esq, J. Brennan, Latham, VIM
Scott Haynes, and Others
While these scenes were being enacted within a ia,
larger meeting had assembled outside which had for it,
orators Messrs Warfield Purvis and Others
In front of the City Hall another meeting got together
numbering near two thousand, which was addressed by
E. J. Carroll Esq, Judge Beecher and numerou, Others
Altogether, it was demonstration that will live Ions
in the memories of people, and the echoes of which
may reach even the besoted yants who lord it in The
ever faithful Isle''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08
Day and Boarding SchcoG
FOR YOUNG LADIES,

CONDUCTED BY
MRs. D1NlTR AND ABLE ASSISTANTS
tg The School opened m TENTH ANNUAL SESSION.
md is ready to receive pupils.
Strict att ntion ia paid as well to the moa training ga to the intel
ectua development aud phyaicAl Reu Of the pupfl
For apply person. By letter ut the Institute, Trvor
CIRCLE BETWEEN DELoRD AND NAYADEs sTs' sens 1,sn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08

SAMG EL REYNOLDS cures CANCERS, ScALD
lead White SWELLING, SORES and ULCERS of every
~ 'rtVier street, Newtresns
G9 IS taken the sabioied respectable
citizen, to the efficacy of my
,.!..,,-d,, .-5, r, NEW ORLEANS, October 6, 1s52
i.hAoLDs Esq Dear Sir beg to thatks
su for the great benefit have received
Treatment and that Two Cancers city
erancaed which
superior q other have endured extreme
or the past thirty acquaintance with
sou ht relief DIR. Glib ri
For and treatment
me are taste Pagato though he pronounced cured
Cancers much form aew monbs
of relief and the anpatation Of
only ely faith in Dr. Gilbert spch as 20
find mild tbant
office and that You ms he X.
of the W e
opy require your idres 10
medicine and
treated me asslfiy ro tb
fefieSty sMteu'. SoftN F. H0YT
oets daMu corner ST. Charles and Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-08

Nature has dden in the depths of every society two
great elements, which, in this country have trapsfored
themselves into two great parties which now seng
at the feet of the nation for honor power place eou
ment sseteE '
These parties generally known by particular names
tendencies but the which distinguished for its
utter disregard of national rights its AFRO
giant crpidty, claims to be the party principle the
party of genius the party of science looks down
the people, compounded of mischief prohgacy
aOdip
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-11

Therefemains, therefore, oisposabie, a weigh;
i,of $50 pounds, which must be the limit Of The
water and fuel in the tanks. The speed Of this
machine, through an atmosphere perfectly calm,
is, as an average, eight feet q second--Rse miles
an hour-no very grand result, perhaps, but suf-
feient for first attempt = 80 ~ s.-f
| The experiment set, or seemed to set, two
points at rest The machine maintained through
out, its horizontal position, and this in the opin-
ion Of many scientific men, was the grand ques-
ton at issue. And the proximity of the fire to
the bag containing the infammable gas, was at
tended with no inconvenience or danger Again,
the engineer, though he did not attempt, with so
feeble means Of propulsion, TO make head against
the wind, was able, by means Of the rudder. TO
turn the erian vessels head in any direction he
pleased. He did really seem to exercise some
sort of control over his extraordinary locomotive
And this though i. is yet unavailable as means
OF transport, IS still an immense point gained
The consumption Of coke and water counte rbal-
ianced, and perhaps little more than counter
balanced the escape OF gas. For the elevation
at first obtained was only 4,50O feet, while that
at which the eronaut found himself at the ex-
piration OF an hour, was 3, 100. He descended
safely, though with considerable horizontal i'm
petus; the wheels came into play, however, and
bore successfully their share OF the experiment.
I M. Gihard announces another ascent TO take
place during the week. This time the hippo
drome will be two small for the audience. En-
lie de Girardm makes the experiment the sub
iect of an editorial, and styles the experimenter
The Fiilten Of erian navigation He'believes
that from this moment, travelling in the MIR DO
comes question, the political importance Of
which 1t is impossible to overrate, involving, as
it does, the disbaDding Of armies, and the sup
preston Of certain houses. SPEcTAeLEs. d
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-11
From The Cincinnati Colunbisn and Great wss,.
A STBAM KNaIEK IN THE CLOuD0

M. Henri Gifard, after many faiiures and
ldiseouragemenis, has at last made successful
ascension with his balloon, propelled by steam.
The great interest with which the experiment
is regarded here, leads me to devote sonsidera-
BILE space 70 description Of the machine.
The Hrostat Is in the shape Of 6sh; an elonR-
ated form being necessary to obtain either speed
or direction. 1t is lao feet long, and forty feet
in diameter in the middle, but is tapering ct the
ends. A small triangular sail performs the
office of both rudder and keel. Twenty fest
beneath the sllken bag, is steam engine OF six
horse power, supported upon a wooden frame
work, sustained BY the netting. In the middle
Is seat for one man, with = tub upon each side,
the one Tor water. and the other for coal. The
engine, with all its accessories, is one of the
most beautifully contrived pieces Of mechanism
possible to Imagine. Everything is arranged
with view TO serve two grand purposes. the
protection of the gas from the FIRE, and the pro-
iPulsion of the whole through the air. The
lrhimney points downward. The motive power
Is screw, which turns upon itself i 10 times in
"a minute. The water contained in the tank is
pumped ;atc The boiler by piston worked bv
the engine itself. The loss of weight by evap-
loration Of the water and escape of the fuel in
smoke and cinders, balances the inevitable loss
OF gas, through the pores of the silk. II is
therefore the best sort Of ballast that can be ta
ken. The engine is surmounted on all sides by
wheels that run in any direction, so that when
it touches the earth upon descending, it exhausts
its impetus by rolling the necessary distance
The @rostat, were II inflated with pure hydro
gen gass, would have an aseensional power Of
$500 pounds. But the great expense Of hydro
gen necessitates the employment OF common illu-
minpting gas, which is much more dense. Fill
ed with this, the balloon will carry weight OF
only $500 pounds. The following is the weight
ACTUALLY supported, in the trial Just made:
Aerostat proper, ral s- $40 lbs.
Netting, l,.r as, q. 800
Ropes sustaining the engine, etc., 600 "
Engine and boiler, empty, 300 "
Water and coal contained in them at the
start, a HfE s.4 OH. arg = 100 !"
Planking, framework wheels and Hg
81 tanks, d. d, a., ...., .., $40 "
Hanging rope and anchor, 100 "
NJ. Henri Giffard, lao
Ascension fierce necessary over and a.
TIA bOve the weight Of the whole, 20 "
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-11

HoGs.-We have to notice considerable
iuctuation in the Hog market in different places,
and as consequences the purchasers at this
place are holding Off for further adyices. Some
700 to 800 head have been contracted for az
"a so a 81; and though no positive decline has
taken place, eur friends prefer net to contract
further at the highest figures without further
and more favorable advices from ether mar
kets. '-.-A - aal 1oft1 ~
Any number Of good Hogs can be engaged %
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