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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-08-06

The .Hississippidn reprints Colonel KINe's
contribution to the renowned Donaldson and
Greer correspondence, that the '',rue position"
Of the Democratic candidate for the Vice Pres
idency "may be properly understood" On
that occasion Colonel KING announced that
so long az a large portion Of the former Dsmocro
cy Of the Mort. soR lend demssiuss 10 the advocacy Of
Freesoil doctrines. to make common cause ,oith u.
unorineipied and the Infamous agifators and nboi
f'onisfs, no portion Of the Southern Democracy
will ever be found acting in conc crt with them
In another column, the .Mississippian re
joices over the wondrous harmony that per-
vades the ranks Of PIERCE and KING, but il
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-08-06

THE VsRDIcr.-The proceedings of the Col
jury, sitting at Yonkers,.to investigate the
of the late lamcntable disaster to tho Henry
after session Of seven days, were brougt
close last night at ten O'Clock. by the rcnditi
verdict holding the officers and owners of Il
responsible for the deaths which occurred. <
The following is the cum total of bodies
and recognized, OF the missing, sc: Bodies
and recognized at Yonkers, forty nine; not
nized, and buried by the Coroner in the ST.
Cemetery, (Yonkers,) seven. II will be ses
in their list the Coroner's jury have omit
names OF Mrs. Bartlett and Mrs. Wada
whose bodies were also found at Yonkers. i
have been nine bodies found in New York d
and three in New Jersey, making a total
enty bodies found thus TAR. There have bec|
inquiries for persons whom tho enqurcrs k|
have been on board, but whose bodies arc still
ing-N Y. Courier and Enquirer, 4th.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-08-06
THlRTY-SECOND CONGRESS
FRET SESSION.
THuasDAY, August 5, 1852.
SENATE.

SENATE.
On motion of Mr. BRIG lit, all other business
was pos, poued, and the Senate proceeded 10 tue
consde alton OF the motion to refer to the Commit
tee on Foreign Relations the message oil the Presi
dent OF the United States on the subject of the
fisheries.
M. HAMLlN resumed and concluded the re
marks On this subject commenced by him on Iues-
day last He examined in detail the subj6 81 the
inn ortance of the interests involved in these hth
cries lie read several tables of Statistical! inior
nation TO The amount OF tonnage, and number
Of persi MS engaged in the Fisheries; the quantity
OF cod aud mackerel caught and inspected, and
the localities where the same were caught and
inspected. H. s,renuously urged that the hsh,
crmen should be prnitc in their rights. and
he agreed with Mr.. Webster that lie would stand
by the f.hc' men in their just rights. protect them
at all hazards, SECURE them in what belonged to
them, and protect theni-hook and line, bob anu
snker.
Mr. SOULE said that he desired TO sny some
thing un the sui jet. but he thought the paper
should be printed In order that they might be
printed, he moved that the subject be rostponea
till Thursday next; which motion was agreed IL
Onmo,ion Of Mr.. BRIGHT. the messaee and ac-
companying documents. aud all others relating 10
the subject On the files OF the Senate, were ordered
to be printed.
Mr.. ADAMS submitted a resolution that. for the
remainder OF the session, the daily hour Of mcc,
in shall be ell ven o'clock.
Scvesl Senators Directing, the resolution was
laid over.
INDIAN APPROPRIATIONS BILL.
On motion Of MIR. BRIGHT, the Senate resumed
the consider alton Of the Indian Appropriation bill
The pending amendment was one reported by
the Committee Finance, to strike out the follow
ing:
"For the payment to the shawnecs Of moneys
due them under and by virtue OF the treaties OF the
seventh OF November, Gig btccn hundred and TWEEN
,y. five and eighth of August. eighteen hundr ed
end thirty one. between the United states and the
TWO dvsions Of said tribe Of Indians, the same he
ing the net balance received into the treasury for
sale of their lands in Ohio sixty six thousand two
hundred and forty-six dollars and twenty three
cents PROVIDED, ho,pt Ger. That said tribe Of In
dams shall fret express their ascent that the pay
meni Of the above sum shall be made equally to
the who tribe, rather than to either division
thereof"
A long debate ensured, in which Mrssrs. CASS,
SEBASTIAN. UNDERWOOD. BELL, ATCHl'
son, and BORLAND took part, end which con
Cnued till halt past four O'Clock, when. without
taking any question:
The Senate adj nurned.
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FRoM The WEsT.-Several parties of &
mans have arrived overland at Weston,
vile. and other towns. Up to the 18th of
25,S66 men. 1921 women, S,27n children,
horses, 1858 mules, $40 cattle. "a, 23O 1
s,l66 wagons, had passed Fort Kearney.
Thomas A. Stoddard reports having count.
hundred fresh graves between Fort Kearne,
Weston. The emigrants were getting along
than in any previous season.
Judge T. w. Smith and company arriy
Kanesviile on the 18th. in fifty. four days from
fornia. They made the trip from Fort Larar
thirteen days-a distance of seven hundred
They packed through, and were in good b
They returned on the north side of the Platt,
represent that there was but little sickness o
side Of the river, while there were many dea
the south side.
Judge Smith examined the route with "
the practicability Of railroad to the Pacific
reports that the north side Of the Platte 4
adapted to the construction of road-much5
than the south side. \.
On the 18th June, on tie Upper Platte ri
lady was found dead. with her throat cut.
was about thirty years Of age; had on her I'll
gold ring, marked on the outside with the i
w. E., which 10 now in the possession of
Harvey, California.-N. Louis Republican, u
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PETITIONS, ETC.
BY Mr.. SCHERMERlORN: The memorial IF
Nubbcll and Pa,tcp, and others, of the city of New
York, for the passage Of act for the better pro.
lection of the lives Of passcng board of steam
boats. Referred To the Committee o! Commerce.
BY Mr.. ALLEN. Of Illinois: The petition Of
James Dickey and many other citizens, Of Gala
tin county. Illinois, asking Congress to establish
mail route fram Shawneetown along the middle
road. known as the Cypress road, to David Keas-
ler's. in said county.
Mr.. WALSH gave notice, undrr the rule, that
he willintroduce bill with the following title:
An act amendatory of the law approved July
50, 1876, commonly known as the Tariff law, and
to impose duty of forty per cent. ad vaiorem up
on all yarn imported INFO the United States, to be
manufactured or changed by machinery into
cordage.
LATE SHAp.Wear indebted to N. N. Joralemon,
esq OF Belleville, for a simple OF lot Of very fine
shad caught by some of his men in the Passaic at
that place yesterday. They were fishing for stur.
geon. ard caught twenty fine shad the first haul
and nineteen others subsequently. We believe
that this is an uncommon Circumstance at this
season.- Philadelphia North dmerican.
The Hudson river also gave up some fine shad
late in July, for several OF which were indebted
tn our friend Wild. Of Stockport. Those who sup.
pose, many do, that late chad not better tina
those taken early, are egregousiy mistaken
Albany Journal.
OoD Fellows OF New Yoax Tho r. w. Grand
Lodge OF the Independent Order OF Odd Fellows III
southern New York will commence the annual
session at the Grand Lodge room this day, at 10
a. IN. The election for officers for the ensuing
year VIII take piac" to morrow at the ball. The
whCiC Dumt Or OF the members Of this order in the
State Of New York . but few short Of forty thou.
| sard -Ntv York Courier and Enquirer, IA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-05
NUMBER 81.
DAILY CRESCENT
OFFICIAL IouRNAL
NE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW ORLEANS

A RAINY DAY. -sh-
The day is dark, and rain drops fall
On Gothic arch and sculptured wall
With low and fitful sound 4
The sky with clouds is shrouded DER,
Which yester e'en glad smile wore.
Shedding It's Joy around
But now no srnile--no sunny ray.
Methinks my heart suits well the day
So sad, so full Of gloom.
And wondered II they II bring me fears,
I've looked far down In future years,
m Or joy, or grassy tomb.
I've thought Of all the years now fed
Hopes. joys, friends numbered with the dead,
Too dear, too bright to last,
And wondered If the coming years
Will be as checked with smiles and tears.
As those forever past.
I've sat thro' long, sad, dreamy hours,
Musing upon life's thorns and flowers,
Earth's pleasures. ard their blight,
And almost wished q quiet grave,
Where wild wood flowers in beauty wave,
All bathed in sunshine bright.
And every dewy, wandering breeze S.
VIII softly whisper through the trees,
Mourn not the early dead;
There footsteps fall where storms are DER,
Where sin and death are felt no more,
And tears are never shed.''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-05
SATURDAY moRNING, JUNE S, 1859.
IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
R9.idOeaCNfe1s FSNf1pf.

FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, STEAMBOATS,,
SHIPS, RAILROAD CARS, DEpoTs AND ALL OUT
DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR ALL KINDS or
IRON WORK. ABovEAN
UNDER WATER. .9
~ The attention Of the public respectfully called to the following
testimonials In favor c the celebrated BIDGEWATER PAINT m
unnecessary the Agents EIGHT MONTHS
tho South the character OF the Paint firmly established
now offered to the public the best FIRE WEATHER PRO
TEcToR EVER DISCOVERED
CERTIFICATE OF Jko F. MILLER, OF ATTAKApAs
In July aatI induced apply Bdgswate
nGa zig aS s,s a
60 my testimony he numereu. one. eraeed IN
s ad : sss ss
surface, which has proved entirely impsrvous. ~
Nsw1sern AtAlnpas, s.sa ase2 ls, 1884, JOHN r. ''lhN
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR rHoMAssoN,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
Having painted the hurricane deck of the MAG
eSey snsss S @ ~ % % s ,I
hss,si9 l ss15, rs,
]
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
4g T0WBoAT PORPOIsE.
BdS seTs e.sd @ o. r. for I xhe M. G
~ Ssa s asus 1ss ss sa SS S s
+ about four weeks became PERFECT SLATE .ati.
Against tse eaeS T SPARKs and CNDERs
forth il In Agents, Ci,cmIa, i' Ans purposes se'
1sgnsd} WI; BROWN, Captain of rovboat porpoi...
Neweriean'' December !, 1851.
rrprTpYc AVN or r,rru =, =. o,,r, s.,,,, .,,.,.
- - VI --.D AanhsAoHho ~ AM AoHN1S
Having LOUISIANA DRY DOCK painted with the BRIDGE
WATER PAINT thoroughly tested we fUy concuT in
opinion with Captain aptai Brown
Of the PORPOSE We cheeruy sad PAINT as SJ-
PERIOR ARTICLE.
(Signed) HUGHES, VAILETT THOMAS
Louisiana Dock Yard.
Agenta Louisiana Dry Dock Co.
Ne"ofieAns, February ., 1902.
-.- -
CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSON PAINTER
T rh.uo u... A.. 7, ,,r,,r,u ,rrn n, ,,,u
brick and pasered buildings and ehinge
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-05
MUSIC STORES, ETC.

HORATIO D. HEWITT, PIANO
LII FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. 80 Camp
street Neworsans, would respectfully request the 9 f3
attention of the public his large extensveu ~
assortment Of MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS all kinds
descriptions aso to his well
FoRTES the factories Of the first makers the United
EUROPE among which are to be found those ST0DART
Paris The above the following kinds GRAND Sc
Of most makers the world combining all the late
o6 IN tx and octases They will be sold manufacturers
Among others, subscriber keeps constantly largest
finest selection brought Market
which offered the reasonable
turd BY WILLIAM HALL SON. the approved SPANISH
MODELS These instruments the first
stand the climate The subscriber has had
thoroughly acquainted with the
stock the selected that has
his facilities
MUSICAL and the LATEST and
MOSTFASHIONABLE MUSIC Musical Public respectfully
invited to call his stock.
fels lyos HoRATIo D. HEWITT, SO Camp st., N. o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-05

INCIDENTS pr SPREE.-The Cincinnati Commercial
with the phianthropc design of benefttng the whole
race Of Benedcts who addicted to carrying bricks in
their hats, gives the following melancholy facts We
the slightest doubt that every thing occurred just
as the commercial man says it did and with emotions
which we will not attempt to describe, would COM
mend the moral to the afflicted:
"a man having a marked procyity to those indulpen
which set the wts wandering succeeded in an effort
through lnaudiin maze to reach his home on plum
street. night before last He opened the door, went up
stairs and fe into bed In the dreamy suspicion an
alarm of fire along about two in the morning he got up
and cFiotte say in French went forth to the
beauties of the twnkng of night say in poesy
and finding that the alarm had strong Of hubug
for which he yet holds the previous epoymens Of the
night accountable, he numbered off roost again. as We
say in vulgar parance He went to sleep-perhaps he
dreamed, but of that have definite evidence and
only guess that he dd--ana when the sun beams
were dartiRg through the windows in the morning he
opened his ayes felt of his headache how ii was get
ting along turned over to look at his wife and found that
his wife was somebody else. The thought hashed-as
sudden thoughts doacross his mind that he wasn't
home and said thought fully bore him out in the fact
lie got up sans cltote he in climbed fence,
made his way into his own house, where he found his
Clothes ana also found his wife who wasn't any body else
That imaginary re-alarm the Internal of tho
mishap, as in returning he went into the wrong
the house being double one and the internal arrange
ments precisely the same.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENT-Let every bod,
~ READ IT.
NO. l.
r. R. r.

IN READ IT.
NO. l.
R. R. R.
RaDW.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.
I. will THE MOST SEVERE PAINS FIVE MINUTES OR
isli 1ls II
,,..~'u.,,., INTERNAIAND EXTERNAL.
TO THE SICK AND PAIN-sUFFERINa OF NEW
ORLEANS
s fsfsE II iGy9s ss
F IN EE f. FT NurEs H %
1T HAS CURED,
IN NINETY CASES OUT OF d HUNDRED
sHHENhTIsA sHHHnha1S N N 6SgH osE H59g 59Rns
SSESzszH SsSEH Si$E sSH s|sSHSs SSS5Se'fS'
S SHnf= EARAs SS$HHs S$# HsS#ES
RFEgHTzS fSFE TSkaAr II II 6sS 5SHh ho5k afSoTfS
s 1oIE s1SasS @ sEgsH s
af ,ss ss pa %
and quickly the disease. '''f f'>'
SICK HEADACHE.
kHARS TIE MGsr
poisonous acids of the system.
PREVENTION
heavy W feelings
IN BATHING,
s asI Of R. R. With ra, Bo Wa battle The
body morning. wReep apd hsShy
prevent disease and sickness, headache and hlousnss
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
DARRHEA DYsENTERY, M INTER BLOODY ELux, CHOLERA MoRBus,
distressing discharges, viii speedily
'''''' ' ~ NEURALGIA
4 aIo. in
ASS sSsR
a s @ iSs Ss s @
r"-D' RHEUMATISM
PAINS RELIEVED IN FIVE MINUTES
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF stop excrucans
@ss sm3 9R Rs H IS % in %
bones from top whose
ss s,. sy2 s % W. ws % sfs FEN E Hs in s ss fa
the city Of lev % and s hpaarsds Of hs
town the Union for the last four have tested
CHILL FEVER.
CH1LLs STOPPED IN a FEW M1NUTEs-PALN RELIEVED
INSTANTLY
and fssel chill. @ ap snd nveo
rates with health strength and secretion system
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
Whenever you feel pain, apply RADWAYS READY RELIEF
RDs % IL %ti spa M
RADWAY TO- sa Fulton Street. NewYork
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
supply p iis the
way q o0's p''esS rp,cp.
MEDIUM 50
sea also MoRRssoN, Magazine street. BY
Ass s r. r. mAs- ,y.w
r AND WARRANTS rURCHAsED-
Il s s lin a'p %aHH
obtain ths application the
h
'Aaa aals s'''' by w.1woRrH rep
AGENCY OF ARBoUIN, MARETT & co.
ID sn gn Rs
sssn be 'PRsd quantity s. ess be
TEMENT FOR CIsTERNs-A very superior
can nl ss sss on for ' h. s & y e
MAcKEREL-5oo packages Nos. 1, 2 and 8
mylo J. H, CARTER q CO., Ia Common street.
SPERM OIL-2ooo gallons Winter and Spring
nylo J. H. CARTER CO., ls Common
l,EMENT AND PLASTER 1000 barrels
Vie % si BY
nRlED APPLEs-5O bbls., for sale by
IL my3l Z. ]. HART CO., 10 Tchoupitoulas st.
ID DUTTER--100 kegs Western, 40 firkins Co.
ID shen, sale by A. D. GREFF CO., 40 Old Levee.
g SALERATUS--50 packages, for sale by
- my99 E. j.. HART 4 CO., 70 Tchoupoulas st.
TORN AND OATS-Landing and in store, for
~ sale by FERD. KENNETT Co, 80 Magazine street.
ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE-100 boxes in
nl good order for sale by A D. GRIEFF Co., 40 Old Levee
HAASTOR OIL-75 bbls. Adams, in store and
~ by FERD. KENNETH CO.. sS Magazine street.
nATS AND CORN-Landinp and for sale by
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-05
MILLINERY AND FANCY.

ID EDUCTION of fPRICES.-NIrs Clark,
corner Of Poydras and Carondee streets, having
enned TO reduce her aoe, quite
BoNNETS, LACE. MANTILLAs RIBBONS, FLOWERS, VIZ
COMES PERFUMERY, well good assortment of HOSIERY
is2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-05

i EN- IJ0h NS-lb00 one, two, three and five.
gilla Dom johns landing MSle Ilasre .e
ty SAMUEL WOLFF. IS Camp street.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-05

NOR SALE AFLOAT-About so tons Crude
BRIMsToNE just received bark Gsndolio from Palermo
a for sale BARELLI 4 CO., 81 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-05

NEWARK, NJ, SADDLERY Ware GA
IN House-ANDREw g: BULL 4 CO.. No Is l,. Canal t9k
,es NewCcans between Camp and Magazine streets ~
Manufacturers Importers isADDLERY and ~
constantly hand large and complete s nd an B
bsr Hoeskns sADDLERs TOOLS and Trimming of every de-
sr,pton No. Is CANAL STREET .,,,,,,,, , p,,,, cn
ei2 lyd&W htNDiNf " v.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-05

FkNAR, PITCH AND ROSIN-3500 barrels Will
Il mingon Naval Stores, for sale by
A. BElAGRAvE CO.. II Magazines .eet
Also Spirits Turpentins and Ksa Tar. JAMS 6misw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-05
sADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

PHILADELPHIA SAD Ga GEMS I'm
DIE AND TRUNK : WARE, ARE kA skItA sHett
CO. (ae Fairbain) constantly receiy
ing from their Mandatory in and by direct I'M
liberal Inducements large and we'll seested fol
Avs SADDIERY SA ADDLERY HARDWARE, HARNESS. LEATH-
hR TRAVELLING AND PACKING TRUNKS, INDIA RuBBtR
GOODS; SADDLE COACH, HARNESS AND TRUNK hAkEkS'
MA TRIALS, TRIMMINGS, etc.
n Purchasers are invited to call. d22 6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-05
The Liverpool and London Fire and Lift
Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
~ Incorporated in April ls4s declared dividend per
Two Years Bulinesa.
ofice, No. BS CAMP between Common sts
bUsNKss COMPANY lsuR Only.
This Company being organized s,oy protection policy
holders and their families against and poverty opersons
Crest National Benevolent Insnon conducted upon
md solid principles and sodng for small annual paid during
life alarge and handsome children
~ All policy holders, whether for life terma
the Company
Creditors insure the lives of Debtors
the life OF her hunband the solo benefit
herself and children free from the cam Of creditors.
TRUSTEES:
John s. Allison Isaac johnson, Edward Sparrow,
John fIagen, Samuel Stewart, Richard Mccall,
Robert J. Ward, z. H. Barton, ]. Perkins,
J0aeph Walker, VIM. Mure. Arnold Harris.
DIRECTORS:
T. W. sewel Thos G Jenkins, p B. Taylor,
Edw: Jenner to1e John n. Curran, @. G. steever,
NJ NJ Cohen, L. Spangenberg. H. Rhodewald,
samuel WOLF, John A. Doueherty, G. N. Lutherford,
Y. "Ickhsm, John Claiborne, r. c. ArmiHtead
SEQ: W Smith, N. c. Hall, r. Bein, :.
II. g. Heart, E. H. Wingate,
Eps. JsNsrn Coxr Vice President
A. J. WKDpxRRuRS, NJ. D., Medical Board of
THoMAa HUM, Nj. D., Consultation.
BEN D. No III Magazine street. Medical Examiner
who will be at the office daily from halfpast 9 o7p.M
By the Charter only $4,000 is taken q single life.
~ This Company prepared entertain applications Life
and issue Policies all healthy persons
than the rasea charged blythe and
their restrictions residence the South
Of Profits are declared annually and the Profs draw
~ California Permits NewYotk Prospectus
Table of Rates and all information to Life Insurance. papers
fBr Extenhive Travelling Privileges. -
E4 Office hours, 3 A. NJ. to BPM.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-05
V1AsT PAscIGoULA HoTEL.-me 4..s.sAk

~ HOTEL this delightful retreat will be opened for lan
expense will be ppaed the and amusement
guess that from his experience in bookkeeping they will
find this the most desirable residence the Lake.
The above Seaahng than other
establishment the Lake Shore
WHARF has recently been built and the GARDEN and
grrounding grounds beautiful order. LV VERY
STABLE Hotel for the amusement Of the
visitors will THREE BILL ARD TABLES OF which will
appropriated expressly for the Ladies' ., ,,,,
apl6 tel EDWARD kiN9sIoN bofp.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-05

DILOXI HOUSE, BILOXI, Miss. The pub AesA
Id respectfully informed that this establishment will %
opened reception visitors j.
NIXON the frat June Attached the house will be found
and BILLIARD ROOM, TEN PIN ALLEYS and BATH HOUSES.
The TABLE will always supplied with the deieaeies the Sea
and magnificent Oak Mulberry Hickory, Magnolia Bay Trees
offering fine prospect well giving shade
This Hotel inducements
children than other house the coast Of
green the Of which is about
sY- liberal deduction will be families
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-05
FURNITURE, ETC.

EOHN B. BURGEN has removed his -
- FURNITURE STORE from No. l4l to No. SO AiAGA-
ZINE STREET, Immediately opposite the Arcade where
he continuance of the patronage he has
received from his friends and the pnbic. d3o ly
GTILL THEY COME "A new arrival of Res
~ egeues Patent Portable SPRING MATTRESSES
daily being introduced into BY all who study comfort md
Mattress makes the bed conpeetha
rolled small handle
they satisfaction all
they the most comfortable Mattress n use
These celebrated Mattresses during all
business hours, at ]. M. WEYMOUTHS
Furniture Sale Room 0f St. Charles
~ The public respectfully requested cali
stock. nl3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-05

Pelican Division q. of T-Mees every WEDNESDAY
EVENING ats o'clock the Hall No St. Charles
elected orthe quarter ending BRrKN
e. F. Morn, W Al B. IL Wrss Ksi ProsFHn cAsr.r1n R
WS9p, A G.; s. H. WELBY s.; j. CREBBIs s.. VISITING
COMMUNICATIONS BaEKN 80 Poydrns MOTH
street; B. WEST Poydras street, WATKINs corner Apollo
and Thalis streets p CARPIKTTR S. H. WELBY ap2O
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-05

Harmony Division No. Is, Of T-hests Tchoup
ouas street osrs elected for the present term HRsar AIauL
H. PUTsAM, r. s.; WM Mous1 s.; JOHN CAsNELIr; WIN
H. RoNDKAU, o. s.. JAMES BksGs p W. P. isns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-05

VENW FIVE DOLLARS REWARD z
viii be paid for the capture the named IA
RHODA who left dwelling Julia the 9Th OF 0&
last She about IS Muatsress looks
like Indian with straight hair generally
'front.' about the ordinary height slender built speaks quick when
spoken but not very pa has bad teeth and eamssress She
has been trying back. She much acquainted the city,
myll If F. nj. FISK,
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