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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-15
Tne Late Ohio State Fair.

- ~ Il 4 ~
~ s niAnny Of our citizens haven been able,
~ ON account, .of business and other mat
ters. tohaye Waited Cleveland during The late
exhibition OF the States ingenuity, DC, the
undersigned wouldrmost respectfully caH I'VE
attention of all that are in want 81 .CHt.A I
GOODS to tie rlanors OF New Goods that they
have lust reccved,ai their olastand, adapted to
The wants Of all, which viii be soled st,ex /
tfene.y low pricesst ,rhey are deter'ninedio
maintain the confidence OF Their friends,sand
hove exertcd their endeavors to bring on q
splendid stockr Of berry cheap and. handsome
goods for the seasou,asX Xisit, then, the eslap1
iishmeris Of WyHALL d S0N,'a and secure q
very great saving in your purchase, II
Their aim is to please and accommodate all
and in order to do this they buy their goods all
fol cash; do their own work; no rent. nor clerk
hire to pay, aud consequently can sell We
cheap. y. -5,, ,g. s,s =
4 hcyhase received also,a q fine assortment Of
ready made clothing, which they will sell at
beaually low prices 20 iFs 4 I6M III 9
They are satisfied that an examination by
the purchasing cpmmunityis only necessary to
confirm all they say.
w, II. and Son avail themselves OF this oc-
casioa to return sincere thanks to their friends
for the very liberal patronage heretofore recei-
we'd and hope 10 merit contnuance oi theil
favors. H. ~ ="
W.,HALL & SON.
Portsmouth, Oct. 6, 1852.
1850 ~ .N RUMORS. 49, it'
.Open your ears for which i you will stoT
The vent OF fhearing when loud rumor speaks
SHAKspEARE
IT'S sttange--'tis very wonderful -se
N That rliInor onoa II he fr1,ih should sneak
ASTONISHING the multitude g lNR III
GltTo see herplay 50 strange o freak ~
.ssBut if adoubtyDu have indulged, "a aiai
You'lhbid your bosoms doubt no more, aas.
LII you'll but take the lime TO call
At w. Hall &sSon's cheap store.
The most iastilious there viii find .,.,.
Dry Goods suited 10 their mind, a4if
The best and cheapest ever made IN
OF every fashion and every gsade,a Assg
.sJust call and see, you'll ind forsooth,s ss
That Kurior sometimes speaks tn truth. .NNs
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-15
For the Fall & Winter Trade,
M KEIgoE,

w OULD respectfully inform his friends,
w customers and The public in general,
that he Is now rsccjyinga very large and well
seIected Stock OF. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
ladies' Carpet Sache!ls, ana Gents ,Tray :
cling Bags, and will continue 10 receive adj
dition4 10 the same Suitable TO The scasons) US
long as navigation viii permit.
n The receipts, in part, at present, are Mems
Coarse Kip, Calf and Morpcco, Boots, Brogans,
and Downings, Ladies Jenny Linds, Satie
Wards and Erccls,as, Wat, Kip. Cali, Moroc-
co and Split Lace Boots, Ladies Caters and
Chilirens' Shoes of different qualities. 'a . y Y,
Lea her, fine lot Of Sole, French Call
Philadelphia Kip and Calf, Lining and Bind
ing Skins; No. article. li}h ilR,hoJ
guod lot Of KossntlI, Plush Angola, Fr'
Id Wool Hats N,e'A soeniafEg yi0lgt
In addition to the above, he has. on hand Q
lrge stock Of Trunks Of Cncinnaiiand Phil
dplphla maaulacture, g s-Y Bypas scoh y
All of the above articles he now rifers ei
her at wholesale or retail upon tho most rea
enable terms, at his old, End we'll known stant
No SO, Commercial Row, Front ST Ports
louth, Ohio. I93l StA JAs
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-15
Boys Coats.
Plush Caps III

A. SPLENDID assortment ofSilk and Cot
N ton Plush Caps, just received and low for
sale, by BRANDS & DEITSCH.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-15
Kossuth Hats.

A HEAVY stock of those beloved articles,
IA Just received aud for sale at ioholesdle o.,
retdil, by BRANDS & DEL SCH.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-15
HATS FOR THE PEOPLE!
xxx Samuel G. Glover, ..r..

HAVING purchased the entire interest Of
II Messfs. J, t;Iorer s. D., Wolfard in the
Hat Store, would respectfully infpIm the pub
and Jehersoii, solicits continuance OF the
liberal patronage htrrtofore extended 10 the
.eoncern, s'nd hopes by unremitting attention
10 business aud an eye siugle to the wants Of
the public,io give satisfaction to all. He has
aow on hand a large and generul assortment
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-15
5000 RnWARn

u 5000 REWARD. * :srs n
N AN awsy from the subscriber, On Sunday
IN the 26th OF Sept, black girl named SH-
san, some 81 pr q years Of zee, Of good siso
and very dark She had with hey. her son, q
muatto boy about 8 yeor.old, and when last
was afterwards found at the landing. -..-.-
The above reward will be given for the an
|prehension and delivery OF hcl and net child ke
any place where the subscriber can get theii.g
HANNAH WARltKR
\ Oct 4, ls52Srai Rss,Y N, y. n yrs.s y n
86IkimE Powders.
DlSH0f \ 10 6allbfAtsit q Baking Powders
kln leoss aud Min B6zts, hd ~ sgk
4 Ssi9H y wM. MfEEHF "
Por'sHoath. ssnssl. 80, ll ~ rs
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-15

10 ,nuAAssg -aha,ket q Griehton, PoIts
mouth Duhsm * Jones, Piketon Emmitt q
Dayis,W Wayeriy; Elias Long, jackson, and b
Medicine dealers generally.
Portsmouth August 3, 1852. .-dwIy. 40 4
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-15

r,h,tou,y Pat np in 3Q or bottles. ct eli u o. do at
30 cts eac the srIer holding more thnn two small bot
Vans,ns Vcgeabe Elhonilriis Misigge, bloNp uPoa
The enss. ts r,aisa ssGaiars Of z, -, ysgr r on E ss
sgri None otIst ave sssligs R1sen,sd " n ps 80
yaaghn, and sold at ne pnncipai Oinee ~ I'VE an y ,S
unless post paid paid siier Or verbal communications
Wholes.lie Agents. Olcou McKesson & notus, No. II.
Maiden Lane New York City Mn. r. ktida 20. tes
TON o. s. Bnrdsall Co., Cincinnati; j. Over Co.. De-
troit; Sears & Bay, Chicago; Fik Hail. gsscand \.
e. Sellers, Pittsburgh Winner Y S.mss anm,ions ". vs..
and for sale by all the respectable Druggists throughout te
United States und Canada, and al retail BY NH''
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Proclamation
PAR JOSEPH WALKER, GoUvERNEUR DE L'ETAI

BUREAU DE LExEcUTIF, BATON RoueE, 3 Aodt, 1852.
ATTENDu Ia Convention, reinforcement assemble capitol
Ea en- la vile de Baton Rouge dams changer
ton de PEat de Louisiana, odone "mmedaemen apre
pounsnen de la Convention lie puera proclara
ton dams aquee ordonnsrn vs
Ia ot organiser PAlecon es membre Assemee GenGae
duver scrun dams chaque parosss E
par la lo LIE PREMIER MARDI proclaim pour
suffer peupe de Eat dopton reject
du deyor de officers tous ceux au
vu de PAncenne Constitution voter
ceux qui e poedent de Ia presente
seeeur omnera opinion distinct
afectee e1usvemen Get bulletin
CONSTITUTION ACCEPTEE'ou CONSTITUTION RE
JETEE gu ben tout nutre teme expran clarement
Peecteu Ia c6ture de cete election qu lieu
appors election geneae dE qul
anont preside eIamneron comperon bulletin
dpos puts lis ansmont secretaire dEat con
formbment aux dispositions de o acuele Gecons
En- consequence hi csnvenabe proclamation
uofant les yotansgaux E sue la
on de plus odonnani she Commssa dEections
aues oes que celia concerne de donner avis
bier ct de voter aceptaion rejet Constitution
PREMIER MARDI DE NOVEMBER proclaim eomme est dit pie,
haut les procedures soien condue
uent aordonnance ct dispositions de
Parl Gouverneur, JOSEPH WALKER,
CHARLES GAYAgnx, Secretaire d,Eat o,,o
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OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS or THE
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW oRLEANs.}


By virtue Of the thirty -seventh section Of the
oodats tho City Of Orleans provide
and administration Of M a approved the 2sd Of February 1852
and Of the ~ section the supplementary horato and providing
for the incorporation Of the City Of Lafayette with The City Of New Or
leans approved the and Of the third section OF act
entitled "An Act supplementary act Conodats the City
New Orleans provide the and Of a
approved Maeh III 1882 and for the purpose Of paying the
interest accrDg entire city and ectng all obgs
the old corporation and Third Num-
eipslits and City Of Lafayette maturing during the year
SEALED PROPOSALS will b. received At this office from this date
until the SECOND MONDAY 18th December ~ o'clock
for the purchase of all any portion THIRTEEN
HUNDRED BONDS OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, for the
Of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH; sA Bonds TO be dated
the FIRST OF JULY, 1854 payable FORTY YEARS. the Office
Of the Treasurer Of the city with coupons thereto
the rats Of SIX PER CENTUM PER ANNUA payable semi y
from and after the frat january 1853 City York.
d Of January and the t Of July Proposals
dorsed aBds for the purchase Of Bonds City
addressed Adophe Layt Secretary Commits
one Of the Consolidated Debt Of the City New Osans
opened the Bonds adudcaed to the highest bidder
December, at noon Aforesaid.
TERMS PAyMxNT-Cash Tor the interest coupons
satons the old city of the late F Second and Third Municipalities
City Of Lafayette maturing 1858 the option Of the purchaser
the frat Of January the first of March,
fourth the first of May and the remainder the first Of July 1858
with an per January 1885, the Commits
Gated for compliance his the the
Tbs Commissioners further the right Of rejecting
any all bids.
....coMMIssIoN
4'7qe A. D. cRossMAN, Mayor
O. DRBUYS, Comptroller
WIN. H. GARLAND, Treasurer.
WP. CONVERSE, Chairman Finance Committee,
r Board of Aldermen.
. LII. PLACE, Chairman Finance Committee
Board Of Assistant Aldermen
A. LAYET, Secretary. octql t13thDec
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.avts affection.

II En- veriu dun WRIT dELECTIoN adresse par Sor
Excellence Joseph Walker Gouverner de lEa Louisiana
tleceurs qualities paroase par notfe
quune election MARD jour proclaim
1881 pour ELECTEURS POUR PRESIDENT EFT
DEs ETATS- UNIS.
LIE cutn ouver lie jour sdit depuis
usqua six heues dapremd endrs
direction des commssare Greters qu NOMINEES par
consei des Aldermen de In vile de Ia Nouyee Orleans
de Police c par la parosse drote u
Mississippi.
detection eondue ct les par duplicate eyron en- etre
transmits au soussgn6, eoniomement d Ia loi .
Bureau du Sheriff de parosse dOrean Octobre 1852
oct9 2pte JAMES p FRERET sber;f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-21
Proclamation
By JOSEPH WALKER, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE
OF LOJJTSIANA

BY JOSEPH WALKER, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE
OF LOUISIANA.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, BATON Roue & August 8, 1852.
WHEREAS, The Convention lately assembled the State to
the town Of Baton Rouge for the the Consu
ton Of the State Of Louisiana "Tb Immediately after
the adjournment Of the Convention the all issue his pcca
nation directing the several officers Of this State authorized awto
hold elections members Of the General Assembly hoda
poll parish of the State the places law upo
the FIRST TUESDAY OF NOVEMBER next the takin
the Of the people OF this State rega the adoption
rejection Of this Constitutions and shall be the duty Of said
receive the votes ali entitled the old Cons
ton and under this Constitution Each his oproL
by deposing in separate box be kept ticket
whereon shall be written THE CONSTITUTION ACCEPTED
THE CONSTITUTION REJECTED such word
dcty the intention Of the At s conclusion Of SAID
aecon which ha bo conducted every the State
secon conducted the Commissioners
the shall carefully each deposited and
hall forthwith make due thereof the State
conformity the provisions of the existing upon subject
elections" HaF..
Now therefore, have thought proper sue Proclamation
notifying the qualified voters Of the State of tho ordnance the Con-
vention Aforesaid and furthermore commanding all She Commits
Of Elections and all other officers therein
people assemble
t.ion, the aforesaid FIRST TUESDAY OF NOVEMBER
and that the proceedings be conducted
conformity to the ordinance and with the existing
Of elections. BY the Governor, JOSEPH WALKER,
CHARLEs GAYARnE Sec Of State. aus 2pte
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-21

e TIE CouRzER III zan OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SSAa Gin. Ouf % ehbors 81 the Courier deny
ny intsntionsof atsacking Capt u n. Conyers
IS stssmbostmsn. We were led into error by
snch language as
i wsrs trst sddss.ssd " ~ Cevsss who stvlsd
t1e ee CssUsr but he hsd not the cut and jib Of !
vsF 9An ths kaAk eddrve the generous dsmeanor Of
df but looked though bic had Just come
nisssy papered and boxed, nom Boston o. NswYofk,
We thought as they spoke Of Capt. G, as styling
himself Captain, whilst they, themselves, set
him down as ! . Mr.. Converse that there was q
rather plain design to represent him as being no
steamboat captain and when ii added the
description Of 6 nicely papered and boxed" VI
did not suspect we could be in error. We also
thought the ridicule Of Capt. Grice for being 50
fundamentals as to wear q clean shirt g out Of
order9 Our neighbors deny the personalities
and 20, it is all right
Would it not be time enough, neighbors, to
give us 6 q word Of retaliation Z when you find
the party You speak Of quoted o. named in our
columns You must settle that account else
4 who're.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-21

Fancy Furnishing Warehouse.
P. MALLARD & CO.,
81 ROYAL AND 80 BIENvILLE.
az Have received by Europe the richest
assortuents of
HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES
imported into this city, consisting Of
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY BEDsTEAps
ARMoIRS;
TOILET TABLES;
PIER TABLES;
CENTRE TABLES
CARD TABLES; ..
CENTRE AND SIDE ETAGERES;
DINING TABLES;
MINISTRY AND OTHER WRITING DESKS;
BOOK CASES;
SIDEBoARDS;
WASEISTANDs;
FANCY SEWING CHAIRS;
PARLoR AND BED ROOM SETS, etc., etc.
UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES:
LAMPAs, BRocATELLE SILK AND WOOL DAMAsKs, FOR ORA
PERIEs; LACE, BoBINET AND MUSLIN EMBROIDERED
CURTAINS BoBINET, LACE AND MOSQUITO
NETTING; LOOPS, TAssELs AND GIMP
PRINCES; CURTAIN PINS,
CORNICES, etc.
CHINA, GLASS AND BRONZE WARE;
SERVICES CHINA AND PORCELAIN DINNER AND TEA sEre
VASES; JARDIN1ERES; BISCUIT AND PORCELAIN STA
TUETTES AND FANCY ORNAMENTS FOR AANTEL
AND ETAGERES LOOKING GLASSES; BOHEMIAN
AND CRYSTAL GLASSWARE; CLOCKS; CHAN
DELIERS; HALL LAMPS BRONZE STATu.
ETTEs AND CANDELABRAS; PAPER
MAcHE AND SILVER PLATED
WARE CUTLERY AND
cARpET1Ne, ZINC WARE s''
MATING,
OIL CLOTH, etc. etc.
-- oe.lo ot.p P. MALLARD 4 CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-21
rKLR0RAPNED no THE CRKsCENT,
~ TIT fafionsI Atns,
t0fHcc Corner Of st. Charles and Grsyter ssreetsJ

ose Corner & & oS asss and Sss,sr streets,
Tremendous Storm - Destruction Of Pro-
psrty. q,
Heavy gales have been raging along tho coast for the
last day or two, doing immense amount o. damage
The dwelling Of the Lighthouse keeper at the Break
star has eep strpyed and also the railroad bridget
the course Of construction stWakula. Half mile Of
the railroad has been washed up and much other damage
done 10 the cotton CROP the storm has been most dsas
trous and for long extent Of coast there will not be
Weld Of one bale for ten In Tallahassee the
struction has been very great Every store from the
Capitol to the In the city, has been
lem damaged For long distance the roads blocked
up with timber etc., to be almost impossible The
storm was equally severe at Apaachicola Among the
LOSSES shipping has been the wreckng Of the steamer
Palmetto.
Steamer Asia.
NEW YoRx, October 90
The Cunard steamer Asia sailed from hero to-day for
Liverpool, taking out nearly half million dollars Of
specie.
Run on Bank.
WASHINGTON, October 90 4
There has been the Potomac Savings Bank Of
this city yesterday and to-day but SO far the bank has
- = :, - Ohio Election.
Baltimore, October 90
Full returns Of tho election in this State have been
ceiyed from all except fifteen counties. They show
whig gain over last years. vote of 10000 the State
ticket while the gain the Congressional ticket is much
larger.
Ohio River.
PITrsauReH, October 20.
There barely two feet six inches water in the
channel and the river falling.
General Scott.
PHLADELPHIA, October 20.
General Scott arrived here to-day, on Wash
ingon His reception by the citizens was most enthusias
TIC He made short speech in which he compimented
the citizen soldiers who had participated with him in biz
different wars
Ohio Election.
BALTIMORE, October 20.
The returns Of the election nearly all In, and st
GENTLY complete to render it certain that tho democrats
have elected twelve Members Of Congress- the wings
and the free-soilers two Wy
Late from the Plains.
LOUISVILLE, October 20.
An arrival at Independence brings late dates from Salt
Lake Business is represented being active and large
numbers of emigrants arriving in good health
The Indians have assembled in great numbers at Fort
Laramie awaiting the distribution Of presents from the
United States authorities. Il
The news is generally unimportant.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-21
NOtiCe or Ekectfo,a.

~ By virtue of WRIT OF ELECTION me directed by His
Exceleney joseph Walker Governor the louisiana the
qualified voters of the parish of Orleans hereby notified
Election will be held TUESDAY, the I'd Of November next 1882
ELECTORS FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
The pols will be opened the day above mentioned
OF nine O'clock the morning until six o'clock evening"
pcncts be established and under the superintendent
ones and Clerks to be appointed by the Board Aldermen city
of Newlean and by the Police Jury for that
right bank of the Mississippi River the election
duplicate returns made to the undersigned according
shsif's office, parish of Orleans, October Z, 1851
oet9 9pte JAMES P. FRERET Sheriff
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.AgasltilIns-MasatiIlas.

~ Just received per steamship VIM. Penu at
SIMPS o Ms, so CANAL, STREET.
aiarge soek Of the latest styles of
M A N 7 l. L A S.,
manufactured under the direction MOET of Broadway
York. expressly for this city, and guaranteed unsurpassed
beauty and combined. Among them are
EMBROIDERED MANTILLAS,
CHAMELEON MAETILLAS-INLAIp FRINGE.
TURC SATIN MANTILLAS-LACE TRIMMED;
MANTILLAS TRIMMED WITH SoNTAG VELVET;
WATERED SILK MANTILLAS;
PLAIN BLACK SILK MANTILLAS I-
PRINCESS TRIMMED MANTILL.AS;
HALF MOURNING MANTLLAs;
CLOTH MANTILLAS;
MISSES MANTILLAS;
CIRCULAR CLOTH CLoAKS FOR LADIES.
COBURG CLoAKS, AND MANY OTHER STYLES
kEALL At VERY Low PRICES
ocso II SIMPSON, so Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-21
Go to Leighton y Co.'S ..
FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT EMpnRIIIL

No. 63 CANAL STREET. door from st. Charles street
For one half dozen excellent SHIRTS Observation-Disclosures, M
One half dozen excellent UNDERSTANDS for.., "a oo
oneha dozen excellent pairs DRAWERS for....... "a co
one-haf dozen excellent HALF HOSE English 90
one-ha dozen excellent Linen Cambria
One half dozen fresh KID GLOVES for......... az m
And article for GENTLEANs like proportion
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-21

G DESTROYS Of filing their entire Cry bill AT ONE HOUSE.
recommended to examine at
SIMPSONS, SO CANAL STREET,
his stock embraces all kinds fabrics osNABURGs
MOST MAGNIFICENT DRESS GOODS of which he sells any guam
tiy desired at prices guaranteed average
TWENTY PER CENT LOWER
han those other city
oct9 If SIMPSON, TO Canal street.
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Arrivals at the Prinoipal Hotels.

vERANDA VIM Irwin, Va; Moon, servant
etcher and child Geo Swipe, Slbemnn Jose Cali
Whither Nelby Miss; John Council Kennedy
La; Conye Mott Allison Capt John M Scott WIN III
Randolph. D Whitehead, o.; J Currn Tenn: N Wye
Floating Palaces Eastman Kendall S Tape Ky
CITY Fox Pa; Isaac Pas lady child, Ohio yer
May, Arlington Hdndon. d b Moon N d P Watsou
SWIM Fuker, Barrow, La p Howe. g Fl Wiess N
Strarg, Thornton
Vas Thos NJ Cook lady. -
ST LOUIS. Major Chase Major Reynolds
Chase isa w Clifton La Edw family Farley
Wilkins, Antoine lady, Y; Thoupsop Ohio:
Martini N o; Fl Sorer, N II; MI Dawson, Baltimore. -
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or THE
t CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS.


"A. - CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS
NEW oRLEANs, October 81, 1852.
By virtue Of the thirty seventh section of the
act Of the Legislature of the State Louisiana entitled
Consolidate the City New Orleans and provide for the
and administration its AFFAIRS" approved February 1884,
the fifth section the supplementary thereto AID providing for the
incorporation Of the City Of Lafayette with the New Orleans
the and for the ndsg the debt Of
old city, Of the First Third Municipalities and City
Of Lafayette
SEALED PROPOSALS will received at this Office for the exchange
equitable computation interest," NIL unmaturcd Bonds
other obligations the old city, and Of the late F Second and
Third Municipalities city Jefferson for Bonds Of the city New
Orleans lat July forty years. for thousand dollar.
payable the office the City Treasurer interest
attached thereto at the rate six cent payable in the
ty NewYork january and LIST July ysar-hs
obligations offered exchange above be calculated up
January which Issued will
The Proposals to be endorsed Offer for e1ehaue of Bond"
will be opened and acted the fourth Mondy each month
commencing Monday the 92d of November NEXT 1857.
The Commissioners themselves rejecting
all bids.
COMMISSIONERS.
A. D. CRoSSMAN, Mayor.
~ o. DzBUYS, Comptroller.
WM H. GARLAND Treasurer.
WIN. P. CONVERSE, Chairman Finrnce Committee,
Board of Aldermen.
-4 /. H. PLACE, Chairman Finance Committee,
Board OF Al iatant Aldermen.
A. LAYET. Secretary. If
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ne Ctsx ana Co,s,sss,N Deales.s.

To City and Country Deages.s.
n subscriber received day. Penn large
variety Of 500 SIX SHOOTING
PISTOLS AND RIFLES
The .ies. approved construction for sas Wholesale
retail, at lowest market prices. Also,
= FARO BOXES AND CHEQUES; BILLIARD BALLS;
COMBS, BRUSHES AND PERFUMERYi
FINE SHIRTS OF sUPERIoR MAKE AND FINISH
f LINEN AND GAuZE UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS;
NaEhiNo AND COTTON = =
SILK AND FLANNEL
COTTON AND SILK SOCKS
SILK AND SATIN sCARFs AND CRAvATs, pattern;
LADIES' AND GENTS KID GLOVES;
SILK AND coTfoN UMBRELLAS, fine and strong;
WORK BOXES, TRAVELLING DESKS DRESSING CASES,
The stock will BIO respehsd by arrivals from the
and Europe, and comprises
THE BEST VARIETY IN THE CITY,
all of which will be offered at most favorable prices.
IoN's,
oetis lw2p Corner Canal and St. Charles Streets
Re-Opemed.
NORRIS & WAY,
CLOTHIERs,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS, under City Hotel,
r. just opened recently improved oe their
NEW AND SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
OVER COATS; ~,
DRESS COATS; ,,rs4
FRoCK COATS;
BUSINESS COATS,
DERBY COATS etc
TOGETHER
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS g-s
FALL AND WINTER VESTS
Of the latest and beautiful styles. Their stock
| GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
being large and complete they prepared
their friends and the public generally with H'
EVERY ARTICLE OF APPAREL PERTAINING TO A GENTLE
MANS WARDROBE.
Being constantly receipt Of the novelties every
the North, they will maintain, throughout the season,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT.
octls 2pf NORRIS WAY, under City Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-21

hEL1GIous REcEProN.-In the Chapel of the Convent
.ne visitation Frederick, the Sd of October Sister
mary bernardine McEroy, and Sister Seraphina Brace
were admitted to the holy profession On the same
oceasion miss Annie Gambler Of Baltimore received the
Teig,ons habit with the of Sister Mary Cemsntina
tAe hev Ihemas Mulledy, g. j.. presided on the COCA.
s,9n assistsd BY Rev. Anthony dismp g. j. TCsthos
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-21

ALABAMA RlyER The Mobile Tribune Of Tuesday, says
The Alabama three inches at Montgomery on Satur
day night We hear also that there
in the Bigbee, at Demopois the same night M