davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily union., 1852-11-02

THE PURE KIND.--Just received large invoice Of linen
goods (spue, ~ follows, candidly think
them cheapest OF their kinds In the District
100 dozen good linen diaper towels, at 81 per dozen
NAPKINS 81 50 and 81 doxen great bar
Q pieces new fashioned M shcetinss, wide ef +
10 hue table damask At so cents per yard II
do 62k and as yard, with
endless variety OF fine damasks, diapers and
toweliags
do damask toweilpE, by the piece, 81 cents per
yard, well worth 50 cents
100 do Irish linenr, from medium 10 superhne
opinion will sell the cheapest and best linen
goods cIasses, o be had in this market.
especial induce of black goods
black apacas, and caicoes, OF choice
qualities, at low prices.
is pieces fine and glossy black silks
bundles select black stockings, ladies
autumn aud winter
20 cartons styles bonnet rihsnds -
daily expected for those bills that ought 20 nave
been paid July
Terms cash, unless arranged TO the contrary
Good Articles low prices, and fair dealing be relied on IN all
PERRY BROTHER.
Oct 2-du Opposite Centre Market
The daily union., 1852-11-02

pAHrsiAN ssghts and French Principles seen through
American spectscies. VOL, illustrated II
Oct rs FRANCk TAYLOR,
The daily union., 1852-11-02

THE Choice works Of Thomas Hood, Prose and
L Verse. vols. r.a s.. Fl tlls.. .e =. Is =
walk. and Talks an England Part I'd
pusnsr's Monthly Library.
Just Published, and for sale by -
Ootl7 Booksellers, 9th street,
The daily union., 1852-11-02
Collectors once. CITY nan,

Collectors Once, city Hall,
October 4, lsS2.
NOTICE no TAX-pAYERs--Noicc hereby given that de.
due allowed by law on the taxes OF the
year, n paid during the present month. ,r c,
Oct 7-eotNovlif X j. hOCHb' lohecsf'
The daily union., 1852-11-02
NotIce.

GENERAL LAND oFFIor, October II, 1889. 4
NUMEROUS applications having made this Office on the
subject decided m consideration, TO recognize
executed before Witnesses
bere pubc IN all eases, however, 70
certificate under seal from the aufho
ocs of the the time OF taking such
m. iosructions on the win regarded
as 90 amended JOHN WILSON,
Dct Is--saw4w Commissioner.
The daily union., 1852-11-02
NEw TApEsrRy AND VELVET cARPErIsos-

NEw TAPESTRY AND VELVET CARPEIiNGs.-
OF subscribers additional sup
goods all Of which will be ound desahe and
cheap beyond precedent. 80, -, 4, +
sr bales mats staples, nil OF which viii be
found ndcctbls to dampnes aud very reason
able.
supply or ready made cotton Sheets IN superior
quality sold for lees than sheetng cotton can
be bought without thu ofhemming
additional supply heavy Flemish table ana ohe
which be reduction Of prices since our h an
nouncement. CLAGErT n DoDsoN,
in all kinds Of furniture dry goods.
5-lfeof
The daily union., 1852-11-02
New Goods Just Received.

THE subscribers presenting the public the and
fine they before
Their this has been selected with aud
equaied
DIs,c comprises among Others following;
25 silks whe light, coors,
rinn :. 4 d + KS Fff a.
The daily union., 1852-11-02

oct 7-3swtNov 5
III n. LOvETs wABpENE, for restoring gray hnr
III, 10 it's original color, and TO prsvent badness.
have the pleasure Of informing the public That am now in re
the effect others that
exhibit them number OF they desire
where has been perfectly successful not only restoring gray
perfectly bald and also that have
where have tried and using
are not perfectly satisfied with its effect
The public cautioned against spurious article called u
proved wahponen which has recently made The
genuine, and that which needs no is sold BY
=. X. sYLNEsTEH,
Druggist and Apothecnry, Of 9th and streets sole
for H. 4. Lovcts Wahpene in the District Of Co
'' MfpHuRsT HEARD,
Sent 2o--eolm Hair Dressers, National Hotel
HIGHLAND PLArDs-This day opened
III Highland pads Of the exquisite qualities and
styles for ehldren's Those desiring goods OF that
had better call
100 ne mouones and menoes OF the brightest ooo
50 pieces dne meripoes nou-selnes shades"
80 pieces fine "Paris osey Hanneis,p all colors
pieces white nannels, all prices and qualities
pieces cassmercs and tweeds, for boys' pants
with lots other new goods al st our pfoverbiay low prices
Good articles, low prices and fair dealing be relied all
cases.
oct2-dd Opposite Centre Market.
LHENCU MtLIIvERY.--Nowo opening Mrs NJ. A HILLS
she invites he ladies' ba opened sat
urday 9th oct6-diwh
DHYsrCIAN's Visiting List 1854.
4 Poeticsi Works of James Montgomery New edition.
sibylino Leaves by Florence and Fanny. sa 81.
Aunt Msryfs Tsies; by Mrs Hughes. e..E
Bstsune's British FEMME Poets.
American Female Poets, by Caroline May. tH @F
The Christian Family Library. vols
The Young Americans Library. 10 vols
The Indians and the Gold Mines.
Oct FRANCg TAYLOR
The daily union., 1852-11-02

OUR friends and residing the above named States
susy favorable term. ths asp'oaeang % season
largely 70 which dy additions viii be made Of all that Is desirable
and novel In he way Of dry goods.
Ladies, wear OF all kinda from the pancs fabric, The
Gen,IemeS Of finest and medium qualities. with all
Misses wem-we pay particular attention 70 all classes
YOUTHS many style. necessary the
purpose, with eye 70 styles, dabre,, and prices.
for apparel OF The best fbs known 10 the ade and al,
servant. wear every Kind STYLE price, best band',
every @ee Usually wen ordered diy good, establish
msnt -
All sales establishment must be for oisH or approved
Cool articles prcss ir dealing, be relied all
PERRY BROTHER
MI Opposite Centre Market, Washington, ID. q.
1,HE Lost sen.e.-Deafns.. blindness, by DIR.
Thi. l. work Of great interest," learned
and accomplished writers Of age eyeang the mysteries o. ne
sight bearing boyhood or than thirty
The most living be sub
eeed ~. account q himself and sis ai,cnminsps s@sI'
oer replete with profound thought on the interesting
phenomenon presented in The progress Of he mental
Krrro,. Bptr Morning Series vols
Vol A@ssIlss.s, A..s. .cs ,,. 'Gs Gsj,ss rs,r'roA.
samuel, samuel, saul 4 and 40 David
Evening seresy vols. ~ mo. ~.
Vol. .. Job and Postics Book.
y. Isaiah and the Prophets.
2. The Life and Death Of our Lord.
4. The Apostles Rariy Church
For sale at oRAY a sALLANfyNE's Bookstore,
Sep Ii-u 7h street, two doors above Odd Fellows Hail.
HISS 8. HoGAs's English and French boarding aud
wi School the e,h o octossf In the second
the alley, between 18th and ifih
Dr.: ruasr, VIM Hogan , and Al l6e sook.lore. ,,.
School omnhuses provided for the convenience Of pupils
whose guardians prefer that they shoud ride from and 70
their homes The yonns sd'e. who asa memsss. go q s %
tendance unaffected BY the changes in the weather.
For the re Ac direct application 20 the prncpa "
quesed.
REFERENCES.
Rev. {. NJ Butler, ID. u. Hon. J. w. Msmy.
Thos. Carroll, esq. Mr.. Justice Wayne Sup Court
Capt. @. Wilkes, u. 8. N. Francis Markoe, esq
REV. i. r. w. BsIch, b. u. REV. q. II. Bedel, NJ ".
Hon. Hamilton rish, u. SIS Jno. r. Meicalfe, M.D.,NY
mentioned in the circulars that m
German, sc the services the most competent professors would
be procured.
Oct I3--df
NEW BooKs.-The Mystery Solved or IreIands Mseresa-
~ the Grand Cause and cnre BY lhe Rev. bdwma %
jamie Gordon OF, Orphan. Illustrated. rs cents :
Shades Character The Infant Pilgrim BY Anne Woodfone
Wear Home or The Countries Europe Described, with hnec
do,es and p-aor by the author Of feep o Day.
on Australia Described BY The author Of "Lioe
Holiday Tales inuated by Miss Ca,barns
olive leaves by Mrs L. w. sirourpey Illustrated rs
Living Desda Series q Home Truths. by Rev j. @ Rye
rs cents.
For sale BY GRAY sBALLANTyNE
oc' 70 - ----A----A-----
IL ~, varran,s HAMILTON a. FAINT,
Oct o4-d3m Once opposite Treasury Building
The daily union., 1852-11-02
Proposal. Tor Indian Goods.
DErARrsksT or THE isrE RIoR,
Once Indian Affairs Dcs

DkfAhrsksT INTERIOR,
Once Indian Affairs, Oct s, 1851
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals goods
- will be received Once Indian
Afairs, Washington city, un 10 O'Clock Friday
OF November furnishing following goods
CLASS No. I-Blanksis.
800 point white Macknac blankets by ~
and weigh pounds
$500 do 2Apont white Macknac
and weigh pounds
$50 do 2pont White blankets 10 measure
and weigh 5k pounds
1000 do IN point white 80
and weigh AZ pounds
700 do lpont white Mackinac blankets, ~ by 49,
aud weigh 3k pounds
800 do 3poin blankets 10 measure by ~
and weigh pounds
500 do 2k blankets 10 measure
GO, and weigh pounds
100 do 3x point Macknac
and weigh 10 pounds
$50 do 3pont Macknae blankets, 60 72
and weigh pounds Il
100 do ~ point Macknac
and weigh pounds
100 do IN point gentinea hankels
and weigh 10 pounds N ~ tsf's
500 do gennela blankets sssasuro ~
and weigh pounds
800 do ~ point gentnein blue blankets
and weigh pounds
The daily union., 1852-11-02

AND wsrrsns. hisnc-, pricss paid
Ia ~, HAMILTON q. FAINT,
oe, o4-d9m Once opposite Treasury Baildine
The daily union., 1852-11-02

IsohAItIHTs and Drawers, of SILK, Cashmere,
mehno iambswool and aso superior article OF
% %ona ur highly recommended nvsds fuli assortment
CUAs II. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gcnlernens Furnishing Establishment,
a.. ~ Pennsylvania avenue, near ~ street
The daily union., 1852-11-02


splendid will prompt
drawing Immediately
all order from
Address E.E. o'BRIEN, Agent,
Oct 81 Alexandria, Virginia
The daily union., 1852-11-02

H. wwMs soN, Merchant rAiiors, beg leave 70 in-
~ wm their fnds and the public generally thsy
inet fall and goods
superior cloths toesther with full variety choice
VuT-haw4w - -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-26
City Intelligence.

BOARD OF Misunderstanding Last Night
Present, seven members
Mr. James Robb took his seat President Of the Board
The reading of the journal was dispensed with.
message from the Mayor read. calling attention
to the necessity of improving that portion of the city
called the Neutral Ground, message from the Mayor Of
Jefferson accompanied this document asking for the right
passage for drays CARTS The rules regulations
for the of the Police also accompanied this
document.
The message was taken up by paragraphs
The first referred to the Committee Streets and
Landings the second to the Police Committee.
petition from Mr.. Lucas Aurch for the privilege Of
erecting verandah was referred to the Committee on
Streets and Landings,
+ a remonstrance from Hook and Ladder Companies No
and against the late ordinance respecting the Fire
Department, WAS referred to the Fire Committee
petition respecting house Rampant street, kept
by one Mason, represented nuisance was referred
the Mayor.
Captain Forno, Lieutenant Ahern and other Municipal
ocers handed in the of their securities which
were all referred to the Finance Committee
petition from the contractor for the pankng of First
street IN tne Fourth District referred to the Commit
tee on Streets and Landings
petition for expenses Of opening Orleans street
Metare Ridge to Lake Pontchartrain amounting in all
to S704 so was referred to the Compitec on CLAIMS
petition from sundry citizens asking for the paving
Montagut street Third District was referred to the Third
District Delegation.
Petitions from several parties for the emancipation Of
certain slaves referred to the Judiciary Committee
bill from NJ Gator for $lS5 80 for platform and lirbt
supplied by order of the Mayor for the reception of
Kossuth was referred to the Finance Committee
Two petitions from Cyrot CENTS referred to the
Aayor without being read,
letter from the Board Of Directors Of the
acksonand Great Northern railroad notifying the Conn
oil Of their acceptance Of the stock subscribed by
Tho city ordered to BIZ spread upon the minutes
message from the Board Of Assistant Aldermen wa.
taken up Several amendments made by the Assistant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-26
\ Arrivals Al the Principal Hotels,

COMMERCIAL Lapar Paquemtns Thrown, Brown
sAml Mullen, Geo Puget Steagad oYdsn Madison
Schsuck Potter Vim MADDOX 1a sB Hnrt Taylor jas
Swslne, Fred Grant, Ky. NJ N s5 S s 81 sSEsl
Howerton W Lofngwell Mss Ths Tyler
VIM u Tyler Bunker, Mohilsi Pope, Sage
II Flint Smith, VIM Schmidt Jones, Texas d. w
Hnse La; Sherman, Ga,
Dosna!y 4 Gla:: Thos Garrett. Pill
Brady Gaines Oregon; Capt fot fiou Texas Jame
A Booker Va; = M Brown and servant, Baltimore.
ARCADE Mrs Banord o; Ben Kgorc Emite, Bonner
Ranadson, Lai Or Duval, Fa Porteven! Mis-;
Hysr, Texas; ] H Smith, III; W Perry, KY
ST LOUIS VIM Barrow servant Daes w H Barrow
Mrs WSodoIi Jshnston Ellis Mslho La ssiepe.ts
Waiha and lady Powell Fa Fodnequct Pass Christian
Bryan Capt lady child and servant A; Febger
Lieut. Fleming oppeby schooner Chas Henry; Meas
Bartlett NewMexico Borter Augusta Ga John eIester
H Mccormick, Washington d e. = -, = 55s7 VT -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-26

s From HAyANA.-The new Captain General of Havana
goes quietly His first official order is the shops to be
closed Sundays and two days with the exception
Of those which sell food, which will be allowed to be
open until 10, This is no law, but it is notified
that 1t must not be broken under large fine.
The fgate Esperanza has just returned to port after
an absence of few months, during which there was
mutny board, and upward of hundred men landed
on the Spanish Main determined not to sail under Capt
Luna any longer account Of severe discipline The
Admiral of the station out in steamer on cruise
and he seldom leaves the city except urgent business
we shall expect to hear some news soon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-26

NIIE dtIVIUiUH VI 6II6 PuUIIC - CUIIeU 10 ING
III utility and superiority of these
made entire principle We first form rack,
strongly made from plates which
sn e. sii i run chilling &c LIQUID
sdge To the scientific il only necessary say, Nature
Mechanic she leaves bolts straps rves screws the
NOUS burglar with perhaps
them together Neither burning
sion the solid mass lined with fire wall
We hesitate not in aying, that these with
EMPlRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANK
Locks pre the only really depository M other vl
Pies W. say rthe there but little security Of the popular
Safes or Bank Vaults in They all the work
often broken into, experience has demonstrated.
This
BANK IF for Ranking Institutions Mercantile
and Of which will warranted Drill Powder
Proof when secured with Llhss Bank
Bample ofthe Sales Newes
Parautopdo Bank Lock- OF W. No
u Camp ImhlS "a l. CaPETIKEs, Asnt q Camp srss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-26

On Friday, May 21 by John ferguson BARR
Miss ELIZABETH McLERAN, both Of this city.
On Thursday May 90 at Beevie plantation county
the Rev. G. K Marshall H. ANDERSON, city,
EMILY F. HANER, of the former place. \ f355l51
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-26
rs HALL OF pRorEcrroN FIRE COMPANY

rs HALL OF PROJECTION FIRE COMPANY No.
49, Neworean May 49, 1s59Genea AT called meeting of the
members Of Protection Fire Company No. 49, held the
was unanimously
Rd That perceive with regret by the ordinance reported
the Fire Committee to the Board Of Aldermen last evening" That
contemplated appont Chief and Engineers
Of directing aud commanding the Fire Department during
incn o az u, t p gAEefy h .a anu e
officers nncaed for and that their creation would only
Roed That we view with deep the repubioa
attempts which have been made laws guidance won
allowing us to raise voice for against them and that fire
men, still we Ameeans and have the right choose
make
please preside without from others
Rod That respectfully the Fire Department
such action the premises to them and that the
Secretary forward these resolutions a different Companies
my24 JOS. f. RUSSIA, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-26

g8- THIRD JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.-Messrs
Editors 1t being reliably rmosd that Hon PAUL wsho
resign his position Third Justice the Peace please tina
Mr. JAS. W. DUNCAN will be supported his SUCCESSOR by
myl0 MANY FRIENDS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-26

i scIun ouye e Jour sasdit depuis teues uqua
hsus endrots dessnes Ia surveillance ef
GO % st gs qn ssnt NOMINEES par L gousei dee Aldermen
portion de Ia paroisse " droite fnve Mississippi
Les enIs qualities Infringement LEI
DIES lesque lis dos dis
pour eques pour desgues
di.trcts rsTiesentatis paressss y
Ldeeoa ee eoadu les dupisata' etrs
ar sInis soussigne, coniornementa Ia loi.
1851 JAMES p. FREaET, III,
my9Q Sherh dc Is pazuiuss dOrl4aaa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-26

When a man calls to see another during the
busiest portion of the day it Is not worth while him
stay than hour after he has told you all he knows
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-26

May 8; Bark r H Gamble, Hosmer, st. Marks.
g 8. Brig III W Moncure, MOBILE.
Z. 8. Pilot Boat, Victor Andrews, New Orleans.
& s. Brig Harp, Sawyer Mobile
g s. Schooner s Lane, Philadelphia. ID ' i
. 9. Schooner Resolute, Curry Bahamas.
9. Schooner Emma, Aldersade, Tampa Bay.
g TO- Steamer JAS Day, Pitfed, New Orleans.
g 10. Bark Ocilla Stark, st. Marks and market.
" -. Sloop Gazelle, Ingraham, Tampa Bay
+" IL. Bark Pilgrim Sawyer, Bay 5
g 15 Schooner st. Denys, Stckney, Nassau
Yours, etc. sa KEY LARGoD Y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-26
ns- PUBLIC scHoo1s.-Fourth Distriot. cif,

Of NewoeansThe Committee Teachers will hold
Of Candidates for Teachers situations SATURDAY May
commencing o'clock Me- the Of the Young Higl
School, Second street. between Magazine and Live Oak
By order Of the Board OF Directors
myle lot BAILEY Superintendent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-26

YsSnvy MAsoNIC-OR CHAPTER No. IA
2E called meeting of this Chapter will be held THURSDAY
EVENING, May y at hafIast7 o'clock BY order of the
wv HIP. [ny26j F. A DENTZEL, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-26
Empire CITY and Ben Franklin.
ALFRED MUNROE s. CO,

ALFRED MUNROE s. CO.,
81 MAGAZINE STREET,
a. viii receive by the arrivals Of the ahps, assortment Of
g u O T H N G, 81
unsurpassed in material finish received in Neworlean
to which they invite those in give them call Below
Partial list:
COATS. ia
AIERINo AND cAsIiNERErTE FRocK AND SACK COATS
SILK WARP ALPACA, LusTRE, SAC AND UNION FROCKs.
PoNGEE SILK, HoNGKoNG and sEERsUCKER . =.
IMITATION sEERsucKER AND BRO. LINEN
FANCY LINEN POLKA SAC AND
WHITE GRASS AND WHITE LINEN
PANTALOONS
WHITE DRILL AND DUCK PANTALooNs--al qualities
Real French FANCY AND BROWN LINEN DRILL PANTALOONS
PoNGEE SILK AND sEERsUCKER 9.. II
STRIPED LINEN, BROWN LINEN PANTALOONs-al qualities
French and English MERINO, ALPACA
VESTS.
white Buff Pattern Colored MARS ILLES VESTS.
White Grass, Hong Kong and Fancy LINEN ss9'. s@
TENTS.
e We call particular attention large
COTTON AND LINEN SHIRTS,
WHITE AND CoLoRED
We keep constantly OVER FIFTY DIFFERENT SIZES II
inchea neck to 49, ,s5 I'd
Isle THREAD, GAUzE hERINo HALF sLEEv land without.
GAUzE SILK, GAUzE COTTON AND MUSLIN ~ BERsHlRTs.
NIGHT SHIRTS COTTON AND LINEN DR. WERs
SILK LINEN THREAD WHITE AND BROWN Colored SOCKS.
CRAyATS, SUBSCRIBERS,
UMBRELLAS, CARPET BAGS,
- TRUNKS, LEATHER BAGS,
INDIA RUBBER GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
OF EVERY KIND.
gs=9 Sg
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF WINTER CLOTHING,
u Offs every description which will be
CLOSED AT GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-26

The RICE CRor.-The Wynyah Is. g. Observer of
Wednesday, states that the highland crops Of that Dis
trict have suffered severely and that the salt water is
threatening the rice planters who low down on the
rivers d,5 5sSslss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-26

GREAT st. Louis Union of the 2lst inst
says: II will be recoected that several days ago the
steamer Moro Castle bound from New orleans to the Ohio
with an unusually large number of passengers discharged
number of her sick at Cairo buried at the same
place five deckers who had died Of ship fever few miles
below the mouth. We regret to add gentleman who
came passenger on the Gen Pike informs u.s. that Of those
who were put of at Cairo nine or ten have since died
They were German emgrants who we on their route to
In the neighborhood Of which place they de-
signed efecting permanent settlement 1t is said that
the disease which proved fatal tie ship fever in it's
most malignant form
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-26

N CONVENTION yertu DUN writ deeeon date du
ls5a Excellence JOSEPH
de Louisiana eeoteurs qualities
notifies election
lam Jour de iuin ee des deeguas
Ett CUES posser les que
celes REFUSES In l pour les Asseme
GenGrale. 45t
Senatorial compose paoses Paquemnes
portion aroisse d'Osns doe du
neuv Mississippi, 9lront deegue senatorial.
doeans gachs da dit uv Mississippi quae
dialogues senatoriaux. -
doe de la paroisse d'oreans elira delegue.
La willie de Ia Nile Orleans;
Ter Reprsse ptatifs .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-26

CHAReE OF MrnpER.-A man amid Thomas Wilson
was arrested at st. Louis few days on charge
o having thrown his wife overheard from the steamer
Gen: Pike while the passage from Louisville to that
city The circumstances against him are very strong
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-26

BIsHop Orgy on sPiRITuAL RAPPlSgs-The st. Louis
Signal publishes letter from Bishop otey Of Tennessee
upon the subject Of Spiritual Rappngs The Bishop it
seems had paid visit to the Foxes and intimate
belief from what he heard and there that the noises
were but nm adroit and clever piece Of trckery One
shadrach Barnes long ago thought and showed it
trckery too but neither very adroit very clever
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-26

TO PERsoss RurrunED. The many permanent and et
ectua made BY DR. Sherman are deserving Of more
than passing notice For particulars see his advertise
ment on next mage
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-26

JENNY sIisps CoscERr. The concert by Madame Jenny
Lind Goldschmidt 1t NewYork the night Of the 18TH
was most brilliant affair To-days nail will bring full
particulars
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-26

A /GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE No GA
stated meeting Of this Lodge will b held
EVENING" the 26th instant at N o'clock, ut Masonic Hall
of Baronne and Perddo streets. Members
tested to be punciua By order.
r,,,lE l. A n c
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-26

THE QuicxEsr YEr, The steamer Iowa. Captain More
honse arrved yesterday from ST Lons which port she
left The 2st inst 1t O'clock Time from Port to
daya 10 hours and 80 minutes including all stop
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-26
ousTosI-HousE, NEW ORLEANS,

II IMEA-l205 bbls Thomaston Lime to arrive
Ia for sAls BY Az COCHRAN CO.. n TchouPoulaa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-26

|rYyRUNK WAREHOUSE, No. IL amxssSSN
canal STREET ,s hsys on On hand 5000
AZ descriptions Of goods in their lasENGLIsH
LADIES' TRUNKS and HAT CASES; BRUSSELS, WILTON and
VENETIAN CARPET BAGS; large assortment 81 LADIES
my5 I'm 4tW H. N. PETERS 4 co. z;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-26

we az indebted to the clerk Of the steamship Mexic
for Galveston papers ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-26

A Wis est par lie present dome que la Direc-
ton Ecoe Pubques pour
Dl proclaim 20 u Sunendnt des Eeoes Pbgues
Les desiren anddat d place.
nfoees eus doven
Mr. G. b. DUNCAN, President de La Direction.
Par order de la Direction
InYo6