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The Agent has to furnish the Associations of Friends
of Hungary with the bonds required by them for sale.
Mobile, April 8. 1852. L. KossuTH
CHLpHoop.-A few years more aud you will not know
the same chd-the age of play is not over but hard
taskmasters have broken into it There is morrow to
be thought Of which interres with to-day Conscious
ness has and the terrible burden Of kind of re-
sponsibity There is the expression of the wish to
pease-or alas OF the fear to displeasr The
have come forth into draw,ng-for the child is
graduate for this weary world and the face has heightened
accordingly But this age is beautiful like every other
expression and feature be true it. The expression
may be wlstful and plaintive with tnidity tender
tomboy with sheer animal spirits and is called vulgar
but either is safe it the precocious lookof cunning
peeVishness or primness turn from with intuye dis
ke Tor such are old signs. The features also may he
common and characerless but it they soft and
TAIN and the spaces arourd them ample they safe
we'll But the defined forms and the scanty quantities let
us beware of-though fond mothers call them cbscled
features aud regular proles ~ what is admired
delicate and precise may be too likely to turn
sharp and mean by and by. [Quarterly Review,
s@=--=-
AIDING BUT NOT BETTiNG.-s' Prisoner said
of the magistrates at petty session held short
you are charged with aiding abettng at prize fight
Please sir, III take my gospel cath didn't b frihing
upon it, was the reply. ''~'"'N
Isaac Nathan, negro, now q years of age,
born slave to John Cochran, Sr. Niddctown. BEL
first married. what he says MAS considered among
the coored people matrmony the age Of IT, and has
multiplied and replenished the earth Shows Il ch
uren py tne ~ gist--t&lnS twirr:
IA children by the second wife. all griws twice; 81
children by the third wife, 6 boys ard II is-twS FIVE
times making in all, 81 These children ali reside in New
Castle county, eight OF whom are in Wilmington.
A patent has been lately taken out for n ma
chine. which the inventor styles An Improvement in
Governors 1t is most timely invention In many
Governors there at present great and prsss
necessity for improvement. For example Gov .iohns,,
Pennsylvania, during the last days his
term pardoned fifty thrpe ccnyets Thvy were n,ur-
derers thieves, incendiares burglars
who had been legally tried and condtnnc, a,d
undergoing the just punishment Of their r,i,s Does
| the new invention apply to such cases as this,
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YsNAR, PITCH AND ROSIN-35O0 barrels Will
Il mingon Naval Stores, for sale by
A. DELAGRAVE CO., II Magazines
Also. Spirits Turpentne and Keg Tar. jams Sm NV
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CHAPTER ".

'ot love that found his earthly close,
What seuueli Streaming and breaking hGht ST
OF all the he had bVent'
Oh, what morrow that which dawned on Mary
Lorpg With the morning came back her reason, but
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

ED Incorporated in April 1919, declared
Two Yaars' Business.
Office, No SS CAMP ST., be Graver andC
BUSINESS COMPANY
This Company being organized s'ey for the protection the policy
holders families
and solid principles aoding during
handsome
~ All policy holders terms
nr the Insurance till DEATH participate the whole profs
the Company
Crndors the lives Debtors
t insurance the Life of her lHand, the sole benefit
hefrlI and chiidren free from the claims ofcreditors.
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DocunENrs-M. Bossuth is appointing his agents to sell
his Hungarian Bonds and in Pittsburgh he has selected
lady The business it would seem reduced to one of
method Mrs Jane r. Eliot announces her acceptance
of the agency, and place of business:
Commissioned appoint Mrs. Jane r. Eliot of Pitts
burgh my agent for the distribution of the Hungarian
Loan Bonds for Pittsburgh and vicinity. under the fol-
lowing conditions:
l. expect every week letter from my agent, inform
ing about the proceeding of the distribution and the
probable amount of bonds required fer the place
q The collected they reach the amount
Of $780, to be sent for my account to W. Smead Cit
izen's Bank. Cincinnati
g. For the trouble and loss of time those who are per-
sonay engaged in the distribution of the bonds agent
is authorized to allow the collectors eight per cent for
bonds sold in the city and twelve per for those sold
IN the country. =ge
l. The Agent has to furnish the Associations of Friends
of Hungary with the bonds required by them for sale
Mobile, April 8, 1852. L. KossrrH
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CRESCENT
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
HOUSEHOLD GRAVEs. RY Miss CAnEr

OF THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW oRLE
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TOW PEAS--COW PEAS-A fresh lot of Caro-
~ Ina TOW Peas landing Telegraph Charleston sale
np3 BAREl,ll 4 CO., 81 Common street.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT-Let every body
i READ 1T. '
NO. l.
r. r. r.,

NEW ADVERTIsEMENT-Let every body
NO. l.
r. r. R.,
RdDW.AY'S READY RELIEF
is THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED IN THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN A FEW SECONDS.
ss si st9p THE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES OR
NGKSSus and Bous coMTSrs a IN
,,.,, INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
nj aMH 1s In giving instant to the oentng ago
TO THE SICK AND N,sUFFER1NG OF NEW
ORLEANS.
sf sfi'F pn nt yas
FREE YOU E MsurEs T
IT HAS CURED
IN NINETY CASES orr OF a HNVDRED
sSa55s s%5$stHsA sS%S5SstaIS 4 SSSf H%SE aSSss.
RaGHaA 1ooFHagHE N N 5!TTETS 5gT EESnSS MStrEs.
= =$Es#5 III s$fE
fSFE fSFETrTS5 TI59AT il il 5sE 5STh aS1SuT %iSuTEs
Es4s s sFfs 3S SS aaRss bggHs
ssf RELIEF siis VIII ss %s ,op s % @ %
aud quickly cure the disease f ~ t'
n SICK HEADACHE
RS sfkE E Esor THE Pvsa MOST Ds
% WI cleanse and sweesp the stomach, the
~ PREVENTION.
by hhaing the pleasant and agreeable perfume
and enyen the tbs dull and heavy feelings Of
IN BATHING
ss1 s@ .sss1 Sssl ssa Ts~S sas A.
and s5ns sweet 'Hd healthy
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
biARRHEA I DYsENTERY, BLOODY FLUx, CHOLERA MoRBus
the distressing dhsIs and vii VIII speedily
NEURALGIA
PAEg STOPPED INSTANTLY
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF possesses sa almost miraculous in
ar al M a5s PSS 81 pain Of h cruel In
.stio1, departing has cases IN tbs city Of
% ri RrP fsP tGs hs s 70 s a
si ipS se Sp the s s:rvss @
pains.
RHEUMATISM
PAINS RELiErED IN FIVE MINUTES
RADTAYs READY REg viii stop the and
mouths s beds py Rhsoa. fF Fa IN n mbo.s S5
eos we're Gn9end from TOP toe whose joints distorted
READY REEF pa TRs siisn br n'af S sS sS
truth Of Iii. naea e no me-
iPE e GSs n. very '
town the Union for the last four years.
CHILL FEVER
t2HLLS STOPPED IN d FEW MINUTEs-PAIN RELEEYED
INSTANTLY.
,os fv EEApf sa E kEE % f kf In all cases
with health and strength every organ system
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
Whenever you pain apply READY RELIEF it
;fs 10 s * yog INA IN eT pnnei you & have pains in the @ @st9r9S
RELIEF sS Hs sn Or ppg w
RADWAY Il CO., 1862 Fulton street, NewYotk.
SOUTHERN DEPOT
JOHN WRIGHT 4 CO.. l5 Chartres Rtreet, NawOrlenns,
tf Grnes SCENT who will supply dealers the country
Co.'S prices
LARGE BOTTLES 90
oU
SMALL
Sold also by G. NJ MORRISON
DRUGGISTS EVERY HERE.
Ask for R. r. R. or RADWAYs READY RELIEF, mh27 1y4w
hR. LACRUES, OF PARIS, TOOTH AND
GUM SPECIFC.This is beyond doubt the best
discovered the TEETH GUMS 1t keeps Teeth
and restores soft and bleeding Gums health
Consequently sweet breath For proof the above facts circulars
To M hn, Of thu Ayents, viz
DIR. GILBERT, PoyIras street.
CLARKE d ALLISON, st. Charles street.
p. L. MASSEY, cor. Camp and Grnyier
]. WRIGHT l5l Chartres
J. SYhIE, Canal and streets.
A KENDALL d CO., Magazine street.
MEDICAL DEPOT, Poydras
c. .NYSTRAND, corner Apollo md Clio SITS.
GEO REED, Nayades Eutepe
H. KALTEYER, Of jackson and Levee
Streets Lafayette; and of the MANUFACTURERS street.
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ID AREA MISUNDERSTANDING
u 100 MAGAZINE STREET.
COTTON GINS 300, HORSE POWERS $50, PLOWS 3D. CROSS
CABLE CHAINS AND IRON BOLTS at cents Nj FIFTa
TRACE AND BREAST CHAINS, HARNESS, PACK SAD
DIES It!DlA RUBBER BAGS; CALIFORNIA OUTFITS such
TENTS, HAAlMOCkS, WATER PROOF SADDLE BAGS HEMP
ROPE COTTON HOOKS NEGRO CLOTH
ING HEAVY CLOTH oyERcoATs, with Cap at ss SHOES from
80 variety other Goods
which will be so about half the usual price, and cheaper than
amy other hous. IN the city. mh5
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4 I,i lNDS AND WALNUTS--
IN l50 bags SOFT SHELL ALMONDS.
50 bales resh WALN UTS. o sal by
tan1l 4. =. COCHRAN 4 co.. y TrhouIitopl IT,
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MIR. ERARD'S GREAT PRIZE

MR R. ERARDS GREAT PRIZE-en1
I'VE MEDAL.-The SOLE GREAT MEDAL ~
i9SSssl S Nsdall asysred @ at the LONDON UNI U H
MANUFACTURES, has ERARD as FRENCH
and ENGLISH MANUFACTURED. -' > "
MIR. ERARDS MANDATORY is THE ONLY ONE. OF ALL
NATIONS that has received the GREAT MEDAL for this kind
workmanship - - -
FEKENBACH No 65 CANAL STREET between St. Charles
Carondeet public
received, by direct importation, offers sa PIANOS
?CO!S etc. Of the manufactures Messrs ERARD PLEYEI
and other good Makers all guaranteed
climate.
NJ FEFIRENBACH services for REPAIRING AND
TUNING PlANoS at the shortest notice. ja2l lyt
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TOBACCO-Wc noticed sales of II hhds. including q
at 81 at 62s. SO at D. at t. at go. at AZ and
Frosted at BIG.
SUGAR AND MOLASsES-About 300 hhds Sugar were
disposed of at full prices. say 34S for Fair;
$50 bbs AIoasscs at 49, 1879 Fermentin and 201s
(621c for Prime,
FLOUR-There was but little demand. and barely $500
bb were sold including 1900 Indiana from iatboat at
So rs 200 Ohio in various lots, SO So and at auction
1900 bbls damaged at SO 2o0s3 80 u Dbl St Louis Su
perinc still held at s. 80
GRAIN-About 1900 sacks Corn were sold nearly all
at 470+sq = bushel OF Oats 500 sacks ST. Louis were
taken at 1856.
PROV1SIONS-Pork dull and the largest sale re-
ported l2s bbls New Mess without inspection at S13
p Dbl. In Beef and Bacon heard nothing but re-
tail transactions OF Lard noticed sales bbls
No at Sc and 2S6 bbls head Lard private terms also
SO kegs at lot Of 100 kegs prime Western Butter
brought 111ae = lb.
CoFFEE-No change. aud 1850 bags prime Rio sold. in
various lots, at So + Ii,
WllISkY-1G0 hbs "a fayoritc brandt disposed of at
lSs, and 90 bhls. in lots. at 1s1G1S1sc 2 gallon,
FREIGHTSA ship taken for lIayre at 15l6t for Cotton
EXCHANGE DISSATISFACTION very limited. and. the
banks closed:
Stefhhe loI ihOlO9c
FRANZ. ol5ld)o 70
Newly oTk slxty-day Bills D'c II ct. disc
slght Checks on NeWf ork s4(al q ct. disc.
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81 ,f31a 1ssy '
I. s .s s e f. 80 y iSs ss sas t F
to Martin. '''
sy sss %, s.s C. .sa s$
$5 ssss Psss Hs:
s " y :s..i
Bse" sss a. y III. o.ss. .s &C. ss ls
wdx%', KsiIy
Hs'- $" Do saiss "F ss 1fs &c.
cotton, 2s4 hhds sugar, 5sa bbis molrsses.
TI3sf ee; ts"sf
Ssss Ss
S5s siss ss s ssss
Isl ois Witt cotton
: ;s, Ss s;sis sa vs S@.
S.S.,s W. %ss7 E.5 y9T
T1aer &soS 2sSsft een~ooi @ ye
ssis ~; T's
sI, q: 81 5"1 lot, II Fss1a
sls s,isi r.; Sss e4iss
!!HHny ss ssSss %siE a5s ss' CT
!ss :%s 5i1' ss s Fis';sa ass
Titus 4cos2 Fesn 90 do Wright, Williams hco54 10
Greenwood aro3 Nctne Cofnan
itugele. Blair II Noorrii Yaatnar fcGS Burke
Williams &coi3 eveRnd, Bros aeo9 isen
i Cummings &cogedo II X Carter &cOaanis 10
Total. 1921 bates
do hhls Shifts has sugar
b H. bs ,ei0rg5O fb mnlaseos ~ hhis
Savage Williams c do, Il hf 20 hl moae brari, foley
Avery5D moiasses Flower kcp5l do Canmaek Sqnnshl
ass Druiet SonTtal l64 binds l21 hs.i hs molasscs
Wright &c0s do Oakley fiuwknsiolo Bonner Smiths do
Interchangeable is bb nOasses BcI0cg53
10 Duhe Son1D hhds Z Disanc to orier1oa
l2 bales cotton, l3i hhls sugar. 81 bbls moasses.
" FLATBoATs.
In Second Municipality
COAsT-Per Derhgy-s tpn 1O4 bbs-inelasses order
OO-Per loiatoe,
lGDANA-Per Benys boat 100 bhs potatoes $50 bushels
|
INDIANA-per MARSHALL beat. potatoes Don1sly Il Ren
CNCINNATI--Per bonds boat. whisky
MEMORANDA.
- Capt Ah Of the choer Rogers arrived yesterday from
Brazo the schooner Venus, that port of the South West Pass
the 9Th inst The VEINS has the mails this port board
t brought lot of freight
the wreck the Romeo which
ult five mile below Chnmpagno, the Oacta
River md sunk she boat and the principal
part her cargo II total ioas--all hands saved.
~ Clendennn left ST Louis the 30th ultIn port
for NewOreans, steamers Isabel and Western World
PASSENGERS
Miner child.
Dean, Mi Z Flagg, Mr. 3 Pecoul-anl 10 in steerage.
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Ht,lrH OF C'rIEs-There were 2o4 deaths in Philade
pnia last week-del of consumption. % small pox y
Scarlet fever. 10
In Brooklyn there were 1856 deaths-S died of consump
ior. and Of scarlet fever .
During the period there were 81 deaths in Boston
ID which II Of consumption
In New York, during the week ending the nth there
were $50 eaths5S from consumption and 80 from scar
let fever
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tlM IN NEwARK.-Dn the 24th nit. a fire occurred n
ne Pltorx Works. at Newark. n j. which consuml
Nnios k Carriers spoketnrning manufactory-loss 81
po; Mr. Sigcrs picture frame Neutrality-suspicious. 81 5O
ad Estabrooks rotary pump establishment-loss Sl00
Nr Garter only was insured The like has never bcfo,
been known in that region.
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bottle was launched to where 1t was picked up,
is 1850 miles W. by N. n, giving it current
at the rate Of about "a miles day. 1t is not
improbable, though, that this bottle may have
passed through the Caribbean Sea and Gulf of
Mexico, performing on its way the circuit of the
gulf stream.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THE Cry AND COUNTY
OF PHn.ADELPHIA.-In 1889 and 40, the popu-
lation was 258, 900, and the number of scholars
18,8OO, or about one thirteenth of the whole. In
1S5O-51, the population reached 100000, and
the pupils numbered $4,000, or more than one
ninth of the entire community. The total expen-
diture for the school year terminating June 30,
1851, was $s366,361 81, (which sum $24 Alb 81,
having been expended in the building of new
school houses, and $20.617 81 in repairs and
additions to existing buildings, the balance Of
1921 ,270 II, remaining after deducting these
two items, may be considered as indicating the
current expenses of the schools for the year
The large sum of fss42, 1859 H. was expended in
books and stationery Number of male pupils
24,508; females, 23, 548: total, 4S,O56 in atten-
dance at 80 schools. They were under the care
of 78l teachers, 50 male, 500 female The
direction of the schools is committed by law to
228 directors and "a controllers
Coz. FREMONTs DOMAIN IN CALFoRNIA. In
reference to Col Fremonts California tract, the
sale Of which has been announced and subse-
quently contradietef, the NeWN DIRK Courier and
Enquirer learns that the property in question,
sc Las Mariposas,' comprising eleven leagues of
land, on about $4,000 acres, was granted, in
1874, by the Governor of California, General
Mcheltorena, to Col Juan b. Alvarado, for SER
vices rendered the Republic, and purchased in
February, 1871, (before the discovery or know
ledge Of any gold in California; by Col. FIRE.
mont, Of said Alvarado. The river washings
were thrown open free to the public as soon as
ever been made to collect rent from the miners,
or the right over the quartz veins was never in
fringed on-aIl parties working them having
leases.
This estate was sold last July, by Mr.. J. Eu-
gene Flaudin, Of this city. acting for Col. FIRE.
mont, and subject to ratification. The price
agreed upon is one million of dollars-one hun
bred thousand dollars down-the balance in in
staments, secured-a good title to be given as
soon as confirmed by the United States Govern
ment The sale is made subject to all leases al
ready granted, and the terms of which have
been complied with. The purchaser, an Ameri-
can gentleman, who has been over this property,
and knows it's resources from personal observa-
ton, and his friends in England have been fully
prepared, for some time past, to meet their en-
gagements, and only waiting news of the ratifi-
cation, which was forwarded to them by the
steamer Of the 18th ult
Col Benton having received full powers from
Col. Fremont to ratify the sale, will return to
Washington for that purpose rs soon as the
parties arrive from England, which will be in
about two weeks.
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The CRUISE OF A BorrLE.-The Washington
Republic has an account of bottle which was
picked up at James's Point, Eleuthera, one of
the Bahamas, on the 9th ult, and which was
thrown over from the United States schooner
fancy, on the 10th of March, 1850, in lat. II
deg 20 min. NJ, and long. As deg W. The dis
tanec in q direct line from the place where the
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SroHM,--A severe storm experienced at Menphisn
the 3oth The Eagle states that the Atlantic passed
the next day with of her chimneys down and it us
anticipated that considerable damage had been done
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RAILROAD AccipENr.-The Louisville Democrat of the
0h ult says: Yesterday morning, the down train
coming through Benson cut, some five miles
this side of Frankfort the locomotive Franklin was thrown
off the track and entirely smashed up by large rock
which had fallen from the heights above upon the track
Nopne was injured by the accident Some tall jumping
done IN which our friend John Anderson the, mail agent
was not lar behind. Tbs train WAS thought down. last
evening
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Adjourned until Friday. II o'clock a. NJ

FEMALE MEDICAL GRADUArEs.--Thc first Annual Com
menccment Of Female Medical College in the United
States took place in Philadelphia the 3Ot ult the
novelty of the scene attracted a large audience
The graduates Hannah Il. and Anna NJ Long
shore, relatives of Professor gbore; Mrs Angenetta
A. Hunt. wife of DR. Hunt of NewYork: Mrs Martha NJ
LAWN of Boston, Miss Ann Preston Phebe Way. and SUI
sanah r. Ellis of Chester county. Pa aud Mrs Frances
G. Mitchell. of this city
The address made by Professor IongShore and the
diplomas creang these ladies NJ. DIS given by VIM
Mun the President of the College The class consists
Offrty students most of whom from Pennsylvania with
few from NewEngland and the States of NcwYork,
New,erscy. Virginia and Ohio
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EpsspELAs.-Thi diseases prevail a considetle
extent III Sonora, California. When first app re ii
proved fatal in majority of but it is now bug
r.,te with more success and deaths from it are confr
principally to persons of incorporate habits.
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EARLY LUxuRIEs.--The man of the Savannah ReSbli.
can has INDUCED in mint julep, the first of the seon
in his diggnga.
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IMTUKTS.
MARSEiLLES-Fer ship pog.nes: Assorted mlsc.


RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
1OulSVLE-Pe Belle Keys 1925 Mitchell
ery &ro6 do ties HAMS Il bb heny 81 bbs n lard IS b
whisky 20 do OIL IL cks pork Twhe casks bbs
pork II bb lat axis
co5 Hewitt Norton &co1 bagging
iacauon Carroll &eolsa do Pnkard &co72 Is cks
Foan, Laing boxes Ball2o bbls
urleysbbls eggs Jehnerso do do Csohne
der bales cotton Yeaman &co3 do Elder
Cooper &coll Wright Williams &coTota cotton
hhis tobacco
LoulSVlLLE-Per VIM Clifton: pork bb
lard ais do hams Hewitt Norton co-54 do pork Feloes &o ek
W,rbel Rrsrr M Mcsor Siewov t an y. u
bbls eggs T Twichcll Nj
leather Kennedy 4 Foster--sundrics to order.
ST OUSPer Clendennn: T4 bbls flour Ogesby
anulay-50o do orrl Gayle &co241 bbs pork Mhewsl5 cks
bhls Waworh-7l
Sco-59 Kennedy SKIS
10 Mitchell,
do Mains pkgs mdse Edge Muford &eo4l do Williamson,
Raratin &co--S5000 in gold w Martin.
LoUISPer bbs alcohol seaman9
Kennedy whisky rope
do Feliowes &co2 Addison casks
bacon Cnoy &ess don booms AZ bills -four 1870 do
bb IL hi DO 50
sis acos bills do $50 bsgs Hore Gayle aoo91a bags
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RoBbERy-The Savings Institution at Charestonwa was
brglarousy entered last week the safe broken opennd
500 distracted.
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SUBMARINE TELEeRAPH-The Philadelphia North ner
lean says NewYork company have guaranteed toay
telegraph wire from Newfoundland to,ape
Breton, for $4,000.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY ]. NJ WEYMOUTH, Auctioneer
SATURDAY, January 10, at 10 oclock--WiH
~ be sold ancton No. 20 Pppa street, bet"eeh Pora and
Hevin streets
All the FURNITURE ut Boarding House of No. 20 Phippa street
lang
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QUICK WoRK--The Louisville Courier of the 3Oth saws
At hapast five o'clock last evening the paper on which
this mornings edition of the Courier is printed was rags
in Mr. Isaac Cromic's paper mill The rags soon
converted into the article ordered and fifteen
minutes before eight o'clock the paper delivered
office ready for the press This is certainly in
stance of remarkable expedition
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09

THr lsrr FRE IN Observation-Disclosures Museum
Philadelphia which destroyed by fire the night of
the 3oth ult built for Mr. James Swain cost of
100000. ii insured to the amount of $4,000 Mr.
spooncr the proprietor of the Museum lost $4,000 on
which there $4,000 insurance. Mr. and Mrs Bowers
MIR Thayer and the Martnette family lost all their ward
robe The fire discovered in the third story soon
after evening exhibition which closed with pyrotec
mic display The heat was intense that buildings
the opposite side of the street set fire. The Col
mba house twice fire. hut was saved Loss $25OO