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Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1852-02-18

resolutions which am now happy and proud to
bold in my hands. thank you for the travels you
have undertaken in bringing to me this soace
and thank you for the manner in which you have
been pleased to deliver it to me- [Appause.l by
your words have already toreiasied the soul nspir-
ing the heart elevating food of That glorious well
which you pointed out in your eloquent speech, and
out of which, before ! leave the United States of
Anierica will carry home that inspiration which is
wanted 10 meet adversities and danbcr and TO hope
success such that was which accompanied in such
glorious manner those struggles, the cradle OF
which is your City State. Sir, will come to Mas
sachusets. entreat your Kindness to be pleased to
charge yourself with written answer TO those rcso-
lutions which feel it is my duty, with gratitude and
with reverence. 10 give.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1852-02-18

O. The next New York Agricultural State Fail
is 10 be held ut Utica
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1852-02-18
Massachusetts, and Kossuth.

The following are the speeches. in FULL of Erastus
Hopkins, the representative of the Massachusetts
Legislature, aud Kossuth, at Pittsburg, 2Gth ult
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sud Elzfrth being oblivious did not remember any
ming IT, nnd said she had recevedit Elizabeth
sot b iJ.. The First District Court.
Enic.s Annette Marcelin complains that ytster-
day, CusLmhouse street she assaulted by Ca
Uterine. and previously beaten with brick warrant
was issued.
THHgArESEp WITH SrIcRs-Yalentne Martin complains
that Henry Mabon threatened him with sticks and with
axe Defendant gave bail
ASSAULT WITH A DANGEROUS WEAros.-Manuel Garcia
for drawing knife and threatening to render immortal
Miss Denenburger. Was required to find bail
CHrsEGISG.-Karl Leopcr charges Mr. McCraeken with
threatening to mako hole in him with certain murder
tool called chisel Accused gave bonds to keep the
peace
AssAuLT.-John Fairhtist taken up for knocking
Mr.. john j. Dixon down He required TO give bonds
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.-yMandanaMs Case
Thomas J. Ivy Francis Qharles.
This Is suit mdndams to compel the Defendant to
deliver up certain books pertaining to the office Of liar
bnr-naster Of the late Second Municipality Of New
Orleans.
Petitioner states that the 10Th of March he was APT
pointed Harbor- master Of the Second municipality O.
New0reans and that Francis uares late Harbor-riascr
refuses deliver up the books and records thus prevents
ing petitioner from entering the duties and emonmentt
of said office that said Quarles continues to colec
the fees
Petitioner prays for writ of nanddmus commanding
the defendant show why he refuses to recognize
the validity Of the appointment of petitioner and why he
refuses to deliver the books and records OF SAID once etc
The trial Of the writ was fixed for the 9th inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-16
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

yERANDA Cap. Whital a T Hoard Ala Ala G Arnold
Saunders and brother Mis-. Crane Cal Rand Boston, Mrs
Walker and servant Tarrhl I.bbeis N Block hoiEas
Txada Texada, Bailey, Gardner and Indy McPher
md lady LAWS La; john Gnrey, Hail. Hughes
Vvim. Witherb, Texas Bynum, Corl Nixon Crow
w Walker and lady, Diaas strther and three
Locke and lady, Henry McPik. DR. James, lady and child
Fagen John James James Preston Lee and two servants
Mo- Thomas Oscnr XIV Jacob Davis Sacramento Clio; Ois
Y; J Bowman, c b; George N Parks Misr.
ST LOUIS John Suberts ind lady Keen, Gsddes
Ed~ar Webb, LAT Henry Erwin, Pollock Barbour Nv; Lyle
4mso', OHIO; Horace Everett and iad sherai Gamble
tharess, Miss Charless, Mrs Blue Children and
Louis; WIN Clarke California; Ralph Morrill, Nateez 1t Steele,
NJ George Barney DR. Geo Brown steamship United States
CITY, Fisher lady, child and servant Sidney Dysr N Jas
Mcadorr, Sam W Goifrev W Mngo, Carr y NJ Cannon,
Miss; vens ventress, Owen NJ Pitcher, H H Pugh,
Richardson, George Posethwaite, Pugh Jas Patterson
Stray T La; Tompkn Tenn Thomas Grey DR. j
Bell Webb Tennen, California: John Mitchell and ly
II Lee, Ala
COMMERCIAL. Waterman, 0; Go'den Texas; Geo Fl
jenkins, Mo- Crane Perkins, Ind Brown. Bailey Pa
Conway, Jas Shaw, Ark Henderson, Ky; Barton
Atkins, Ill.
ARCADE. j Neal, Muruth w Rudulph Jas Harper.
Ark Martin Oliver Wilson, La; L-ne, w Vim C
Berry, MOI Gladney Miss; H Laukin, o. Smith, Tenn
II dlemnp Ain
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-16
Foreign News by the Africa.

We give the following details of foreign news by the
Africa's mails:
The Africa passed. March q, 430 A. NJ the Royal Mail
Steamship America and on the 4th inst. IL passed
steamer steering east supposed to be the Niagara from
Boston for Liverpool
he screw steamer Glasgow arrived in the Clyde from
ypwYork on Thursday evening, 18th ult, after
81 days. 49,
Steamship Franklin, Capt Wotten, from NewYor 18th
March arrived at Cowes the 25th. landed her mail
there and then proceeded on her voyage to Havre.
The news generally interesting. summary of it,
most important features are given below
AS early as possible after Easter at the latest,
after Whitsuntide ministers will consent the dissolu
ton of Parliament,
Between 5000 and 10000 of the engineers have signed
the employers declaration and to their work
The contractor for removing the wreck of the U. s,
steam fricate Missouri sunk in the bay of Gibraltar
ports that all the machinery has been removed except tn.
shafts which he intended to hoist early in the spring
Nothing is left the woodwork but her keel and
tnbcrs There is now not less than IS feet OF
waite, over all portions Of the wreck.
letter has been received by the Admiralty from DR.
Rae dated Riddel House, Detroit U. S. in which thai
gentleman his arrival the above locality
after frutlss search for Sir John Franklin. The fur
therest point cached 70 deg 80 m N. on l01 deg
81 or Victoria .snd Arrested by Ice and despairins OF
hruaha 10 pRa On further thsy seaasuasd their re.
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~ O. (, 5 .rss FL s % MT Ss,aS
.leG Wssi4s Turner, wsa Fe!e~e. 4ees Do
'ssa'sa s b 60 zee ss' % af: s H. g.
Teihe ao26s .ks b sgs', q btI, kes. sd
Elder, Bros dco-sundfies to order.
LEFLoREPer steamer Alton 49, tales cotton Moon Titas deo
HsRae, cansn leo"se Nelson se" X Robson
Owen des4 Ward Bue,aanop carroll dee ~ %
fse W3s1 1sa ss Pss Ss 1ess
ssl %ss gn' cesss ss'a ro "s s
Siddal resn 4co Backner stanton-S wsst aeei 4
dries to order--Tota, 1854 bale. cotton.
WILLIAMSON white a Ssls .o.on LEI
Go @ &s ie'.1 80 ,,i'
DO Pauchs seo2e hhds swaey Green &c
70 d. 81 bl. wafsr-as a2o do
LAFouRCHEPe Batey: sugsr bis
D. s Il sqs e 4sa s ss gs s G'Hs s...
Iak.sa aee % hid. casnmas sqsrs
4. Menherger aos d. % bb mcsss Felow.s aco4o
sT fss'se sss 9 DO isTs ffEas s5
a'7 hds .ngnr ISL bbi' mola,sss ioa h's Ibis syrup.
MSDEN-Pcr PornroyI4s
Cummings Stewart deos. ia.n Duncan Carsr Dec
lss Bselahns Carroll ar wam Phillips &sosa cvsIsn
porv, Wood eo20 swney Green asois csimsk sqairesa
Npsrn, Kendall Carter eRae Goldman eoi Bonner
snt do Tuner Wilson deo6 do Henderson Peale-Tota,
WAsHNGToN-Psr ydopa II bales aioore-
$780, raache &cls do Pesy ob aeei do = bls onsss
sn. Eca1 .s latbe i y1o e A;snbne h1t, III s
RoUNDAwAYPr steamer swan las bales cotton Feliowes
,aSS whit w s ' ,l I Ioa. I
sn &ee-4 wA!ts DesAals.; xiHsy Green &ce-9 Wright
Eeald-fotsl, ssI bales cotton.
y a. Iysn So eni' sato9 to War
10 In 90 "njt :, ms 2 S%nngis
s * s%i' l S%a sss ss ss.'a aS s
Brndgr Williams &:o3i aehaon Carroll d"-as Nelson
co-sundries to orderIotai, 355 bales cotton.
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THE RECENT STORM THE NoRrB.-The storm on the
9Th and 9th ins which ragged along the whole northern
coast the most that has been known for
The brig Marie we have already been informed by
telegraph went ashore Cohasse Rocks off the coast Of
Massachusetts, and every soul board persisted. The
steamer St Lawrence, which left Portland Me- for Bos
ton on the evening Of the 5th had terrible time At
IL O'Clock at night she encountered furious storm
and she compelled to lay to until 10 O'Clock the next
night 1t stated in the Boston Journal that for eight
hours the engineer had the engine worked slowly by hand
the sea being rough that he dare not put on steam
deck hand was washed overheard. The schooDc- Mary
from Philadelphia went ashore Rainsfords Island.
Snow fell in large quantities throughout the whole north
country On Long Island Sound the storm ragged with
terrible fury and the boats which happened to be
we're barely able to made harbor.
At Brooklyn the tide high the night of the
5h that many cellars in the vicinity of the river
filed with water Many of the piers in New York Jersey
City, and Hoboken. also inundated, and larg.
amount of merchandise destroyed.
E--=z-
The CHEvALlER WIEoFF PRrsoS--The Baltimore
Sun says 1t is stated that Chevalier Wkois quietly
work in St. Andreas Prison making stockings suspenders
and other useful abors He has been duly informed that
the King declined to grant communication pardon and
that he would be transferred in few days to the Pen
Tertiary Of Alexandria, where in his hours of leisure and
solitude, it is said. he intends writing his memoirs.
The correspondent of the Network Times states that
soon after the trial. it dramatsed and announced
that laughabe comedetta would be played at the Tea
tro Diurno entitled Wikof and Signora Gamble =.
Large pacards, with figures posted up the walls
of the city, and towards evening immense crowd of
people hronged the Theatre to witness the amusing spec
tacie But alas the manager had been informed too
late that the police would not allow Wikof and Lady
Gamble to be played The American and English Com
suIs had interfred in behalf Of their contryman. 1t
was however performed under the title of americana
Genoa" (The American in Genoa) and elected great
applause.
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CONCERTS JENNY LIND-Mr. Goldschmidt, the Night
ngales Spouse is in NewYork making arrangements
for the three concerts they to give previous to sailing
for Europe.
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Married:

On Monday, April 70, DR. Scott Mr. j. De WITT CHM
TON VIII Il and Miss VIRGINIA CATLEIT.
Monday April H. by the Dr. srott the Presbyterian
Church. Lafayette Square, JOHN BELL and Miss JANE
JOHNSON.
On Wednesday, April by the Rev. DR. Sco MI D. H. DEVER,
Of SetvYork, CAROLINE MATILDA HUNT, als city
On Monday, March Galloway County No. by ih Rev. VIM H.
Wood. WILLIAM BLOOMFIELD JE late Of ScEtJrieans, In.
c. daughter late John Dyer ESD Gala
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-16
Departures of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
EROBf JJDERp0OI
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,
Crescent OFFICE. |
Friday Morning. April 16, 1852. I


Friday Morning April 16, 1852
COTTONThere were several buyers out yesterday who
took nearly 1900 bales at unchanged prices.
ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
6 1RfSTlsF M Far Fair s s5
Middling 1901 K Good Fair. s1s@ -
Good Middling. .7aMs'Good and Fine. "a -
ToBACCo-Nearly $50 hhds changed hands, of which
81 hhds poor Lugs 2 1873 hhds 31z, So do on
private terms.
purchasers steady prices and 1000 bbs Moasses
1s625he.
FLOUR-The market gave way slightly with sales Of
1900 bbls Ohio in various lots at So 55Ds3 CO. 100 super
fine St Louis at So 95, and 100 extra at 81 s71s.
CORN-Fair demand. and 1000 sacks sold, including
1000 mixed at As and the balance mostly prime white
47A4s4.
PROVISIONS-A decline took place in Pork 1900
bbls Mess being sold in four lots at 81 90 the Levee
and uuiuspected Bacon still in request with sales
over 400 casks at 9a9 1316for Sides 777s for prime
Shoulders. and 104011e for extra Sugarcured Hams.
Lard active than usual with sales of 200 bbs
and erces. viz 175 part Grease and the inferior
Lard Ga and 7 1854 d. U.s. and 9ee) at 81 45O in
two lots. at g. 100 and As at e1a and 80 at 94f Is.
BAGGING AND ROPE-275 pieces and half pieces
were sold at 12s 1874 and 49, and 200 coils at &C. all on
time
LIME-saes 400 bbs Western at 81 % and 400 Alton)
at 81 so.
CoFFEE-Markct quiet, and only 4so bags taken at
97aG9he.
EGGS-Saes so bbls Western on the Levee, at 80 OQO
50 so p Dbl
wIIIsKY-NIarket heavy. Sales 300 bbls Rectifed
good proof at IT, and $50, in lots. at 164916944 p
gallon.
FREIGHTs-The Freight market is not firm. Still
ship taken for Liverpool at 5Sd for Cotton.
XCHANGEs-Limited demand for Sterling:
Starlin
francs 2UGdD5 70
NewYork sixty-day Bills. .......1aM13 IL ct disc
Sight Checks NewYork ....... parGDA p ct pm
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Died

On Thursday evening" April u.s. at ocork, M ELIZABETH
CORC0RAN, wife Of Thomas Fnney, native o. .la County of
Mayo. ireland.
IT Her friends and acquanances, and those Of her family are
respectfully invited her 1nea from her late residence on St
Paul street. dod and Hevin Streets THIS ut
half Past 8 O'Clock.
ST. Louis Nahez Monda
April DANIEL F. PENDLETON Esq Of ST. Louis formerly o.
Baltimore.
H- st. Louis and baltimore papers please copy.
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CINCNNATI-Per II Wnsow: -four $40 boxes
cheese seceom hhds bacon 60 bids whisky Taylor
GAsly-OU hbds bacon McGego Connolly AGO
hams los bb pork % do lard OIL 9l candles cheese
Wright deol+0 do Stagod Bnrre,t-llOio Grief &ro-
Shneder-50 bbs Geradin &eo6O bbs
whisky Geddes2o0 bbs do lands ob do 80 do
brandy hills pork Martin Sya
shire Sni9a1 sss G. fwGhUi dea9a rolls isahes e
eks h9es Beatty Igge &eoh0 hhd bs ha vesa
ssssas hi shssss nlssB9a Pkg RSfgss AaaHs eaa~,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-16

PHIANTHRoPIc, vERy.-The NewYork Courier and En-
qurer in comments the late fugitive slave
in that city, says We learn that Preston after the judge
ment was rendered the Commissioner that he had
no complaint to make that he slave Of Mr. Reese.
aud chat Messr Culver and Jay had not bean employed
by him ny at his request,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-16

Supreme Court OF UNITED SrArEs-Ffiday, April
o lS52-Wm A. Graham, Esq of North taroiinas and
VIM O. Dawson Esq. of Georgia. were admitted Attef-
news and Counselors of this Court. -
no III E Williamson ct al plaintiffs in error rs
Alex B Barrett. al The argument Of this cause was
cone uded by Mr.. Lincoln for the plaintiffs in error
No ll6 John Walsh ct al. appellants rs fatr'es
by Mr Chiffon for the appellants and continued by Mr
Badger for the appelIees.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-16

A society, called the Society of st. Frames
Regis, founded in 1926 for the purpose y iaees
marriage between such the INDECENT populs II Inc
diocese of Paris in illicit connections and thus rn
deripg their children legitimate
An editor received letter In which weather
weather he had ever seen
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s4ciS.

To Avis est lie donnie ia TABLEAu iAsSts
slEST POUR La VILE DE LAFAYETTE mantenent e Qas-
rleans) pour 1851 etc deposs
bureau u Tesorer de la e vile de Iyeita ct sera expose
pendant vNGT JouRS suc aspeeoD parties Interested
&.fy o-sI O iGoopRICHl
AZ, 90. Il president of the s's s1a1, A's'''''
----,tephens Esq, and Capt. knisht.~7- 49,
~ alail Steamship Company. were passense- some
ship Cherokee for NewYork, ia Havana. on :
So tn the limited States
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IMPORTS,

HAVREPer ship Montaineer pkg mdse Mouson2 do Avet
Psqner?6 Stnrzenger Steroll Smith, Albert Trou
4 Maignan-6 Andre A Remouet
sol S Rouchard-2 W II Ietchord &co-2 do Moreau.
NEW YORKER ship Southemer; Assorted mdse.
LIvERPOOL-Per ship Refuge: Salt to order.
RoCXLAND-Per bark Pacific Lime to Chas Farwel.
NAVY BAY-Per brig Morning Star: Fruit
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FI.ATBOATS.
IT, E.rr ~ n;.+

KENTUCKYper Butler boats 1875 hhds tobacco Hewitt
Norton &Co.
kES1UCKYPer Roberts boat: l07 hds tobacco dansgd
sinking striking whilst
land in the FourtA District.
NDANAPer Young Myerss four -four to Sec
VoDrhes
INBIANAPer urges boaa btls pork do -four as
kegs lard, to Hewitt, Norton &eo-5UO bbs flour orderg
INDIaNA-Per Cummings ear corn
w tiigens
INDiANA-Per Cro,zers bost pork 4l
and 1le kegs lard, to 4 c TwieheI aco.
LlISoiSTer Fills bulk pork Twiehel
dco.
ILSOIS-Per Razor's boats 1900 schell dec.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-16
CONSUMES.

ship southerner Marache-A Grief 4coJ
Heaid-Gay Cmpbel-W Jackson Aeo-Menard Yignand-W
Nj Rae CefnInD,.ns Cuddy AeoBradley Wilson AcoIIes-
ill., Aco-Duaey Cha.e-Go Connoiy-R,tcbs al.t-S
kobb Gitin AcoH H-nshaw-Shlry
BidgeL Backns-sane Walworth-J TurnelI AcoJ Diary
Nell 4Ftchsckies 4eo-Tbos WhieA Whilng-Ailer
rls WdoBuldipe ErneaConverse, X nnett 4eoP
Owen 4eoPeters Mllard AeoH Stone AoM Cooper
Bdueck 4coNorth Bros seoJ LouvloreJ ROBBERS AcoW
rhompsou-J TiUl-r-P MaeyC
Moeaswiney Green 4coT Nelson AeoChery, Hen4e
Yea teoH 'otterH BonnaDeIe~ Grant sco-Aiaah4
RanrtA SsveGEIge, Milford 4coG W s!zerF Foiger
wv Violet Ac,SGle Aco-kotsou Aeu-R
regor 4eovoigts Seanrennudflala k=mpB Elder,
Boz NJ Gould AGO Heiss-Ciark Mos-y-Wm AingnO
Wootru AcoJ Mofgus-liAldwin AcoCunmfg,
Wright. Williams 4co-k w pUve-M w Civ
snA Wnght 4coJ w Zacarie aco-1 H kiderA " Lsprn
j ADMINISTRATIVE. Duncan 4eeJ w Stanton 4oLaihop
Betb acvL Buac-W Neagie-Pi k-tt Perkins
4otsg.ly, Bar Bogls, toe, AYerySaH, Dry st.ni
&co-C 6 TaeA Labranch--J Byfbe 4coHni Mclean
4oGu,nuess HA Gry-E Stevens Accidentally
4 FergusJn II Hansel BroP h nnadi g Bull AeoW A
Haney 4co-Brand.r, Williams AEON Garcia acoFosck acos
anlewsCpiot Johnaon-Payne HarrisnF Fat aeaSnal
Mcii-Randolph PopeY Mcte-Converse 4coVm BOOTH
steei-Dyus 4co-k ii Fraser acoAaee Knva
Twch-l Mcdowell Mil 4co-Wer Broa-W C
Son-l AcoL Guileman-A Hl-A
Crem~eilG MorrionFentr rsonh AcoClark Ailon-S
4ce-D B-den-S Willis Peck-Burbtidg.
eh-ll 4co-W Peekt; Stevens-R
n.song Harris 4coSla Bourklay Hadden
4co-iial Rodn-r lint JonesSampson keene-H WeW
AGO. Talcot-S NayiorJ BsC
a MiadWm Smith, Riser Aco-P NJ Musgrove-Jas
A Sheldon-Riser Ashl-y-S NJ f,@i AGO and order
PASSENGERS.
Per ship Southene from NewYok35 passengers the Cubs
prisoners.
Per ship Aounaneer, from Havre-2I5 in steerage.
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EXPORTS.

ENPUKTS,
LIVERPoOL-Per ship Panoln 2s05 bales cotton
LIVERPOOPer bark En.ne: cotton staves
BARCELONA-Per brig Sabna: oon. 1000 stave
bales Lops
HAvANA-Per brig Adams 39
lard cheese, 60 bales oakum.
BAZoS ST JAGOPr sr Newton 43 pkgs tobacco suniry
APAACfIICoAPer hr Chas Henry bhls pork
whisky bb moasses hhds sugar. lard
cks bacon cks ties hams 10 pkgs mdse
APALACCoAPer hI Gen Cinch IL hhds bbls -four
moaes do whisky do lard pork hams
los cks bncon Sc bsggng 40 els bales twine
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-16

MS For SECOND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
r. JAMES is Candidate the JUSTICE
PEACE FOR THE SECOND JUSTICES DISTRICT. mh96
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-16

DAGED BLANK BOOKS-Just received a
full stock of MEDIUM AND ROYAL PACED LEDGEHS AND
JOURNALS pages EACH best English fapr aud full bound
Russia. For sale by DAVID FELT Il CO.,
apl0 6tis Strtion"rs Hail. "a Chares street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-16

~ For SECOND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
GEORGE W. CHRIsTY is SECOND
THE PEACE in the place WINTER,
Recorder mh2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-16

CONCERTS JENNY LIND.-Mr. Godschmidt, the Night
ingaes spouse is in NewYork making arrangements
for the three concerts they to give previous to sailing
for E,,ron
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FIREMEN's CHARITABLE Association.

~ FIREMENs CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION
HALL OF LOUISIANA HOSE COMPANY NEwonLE.ss April IA,
ls-At regular meeting of this Association the following gentlemen
appointed RELIEF COMMITTEE quarter ending June,
1852:
JOHN L. MACAULAY of No. 9..Nc s5 Tchouptouas
JAMES BROOKS, OF No. No. 14l street. Third
NJ HUGHES, No. IL. City Hall, EIevia str ct
apl4 st VIM. II. SLACK, Secretary, No. "a Charities st.
rs FIREMENs CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION -
HALL OF LOUISIANA HOSE COMPANY, NEwoRLK.Ns, April H.
lsA regular of Association following
adopted and ordered to be published:
Ri That this Association will refuse to acknowledge pay
bills other than those contracted by the committees authorised
SAMUEL G. RISK, President.
WA. H. SLACK, Secretary. apl4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-16

Is~ For SECOND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
WOOD PERRY Candidate for the office SECOND JUSTICE
OF THE PEACE, place j. L. Winter resigned solcs
suiirage of his fellow citizens the 18th inst ap4
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OFFICE COMMISSIONERS NEW cUsToMHt

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS NEW CuSTOMHOuSE,(
NEwORLEANs, March 26, 1852.
Proposals for Bricks.
PROPOSALS will be received during all the
April the delivery 100000 quality
PHILADELPHIA PRESS BRICKS, good Bricks the
this the site of the New Custonhouse practicable and
in following say
$4,000 n before the first day of July,
100000 N o before the first of September and
100000 before the first OF November ensuing.
Said Bricks be subject inspection and approval by the Architect
the Cuonhoue in this city after they be delivered
the Ievee
DESIRE their proposals delivery
half during the 1883
year 1854 a such times may be required
Proposals be addressed the COMMISSIONERS FOR THE
| ERECTION OF THE NEW CUsToMHousE, NEW ORLEANS"
rs;uoal GEO C. LAWRASoN, Commits
mh26 tmy1 i9'eeNi SAMUEL J. PETERS, soners.
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NOTICE TO CONsIGNEEs-The America

M declared she run up murder thinking e ss A's M
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SMI. O. o. F.-HowARD LODGE No. Is
~ - meets every THURSDAY EVENING in the Grand
Lodge Hall, corner of Tchouptoulas and Poydras
~~A-ns streets, at O'Clock. Oficers-P McCarty, N.
George Bowch, " G. George G. Levi Secretary;
,enux. Per. Secretary James Davis Treasurer. jsulO
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Ece-Ece-Ece.
Notice.

to Notice ia hereby given that the ASSESSMENT ROLL FOX
OF LAFAYETTE the Fourth District Of Neworesns9
year 1852 deposited office Of the Treasurer tbs
Lafayette and will remain deposited for the of TWEEN
DAYS. subject the inspection of all
interested. VIM C. GOODRICH
VIM. NORTHERN, Assessors
ans D. CLARK.
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! NJAcKsON RIFLES, ATTENTION You are
"a ordered to assemble at the Armory SUNDAY MORNING,
vi April ls arast O'Clock in full UNIFORM (Whe
l U. for Target Excursion. By order of the CAPTAIN.
apis C. II. FORNO Orderly Sergeant
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.

Per ship Souhemer from NewYok-35 passengers Of the Cubs
prisoners
Per ship Mounaneer, from Havre-215 in seerage.