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Notice.

All persons having demands asains, the rs.
latc Of r. ). Bclsrr decreased. viii! present ilriu
duly nttesicG and those indebted will MAXI,
payment to f.. NJ. Anderson, f.s1, Sumtrryil!c,
sc, LOUISA BELSER. AJm.rx.
Oct. 20ih 1851 81 tf
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Notice.
Direct Inpcr.atiOns.

Direct lmpcr,ations.
DRY GOODS 1T WHOLESALE,
III Charleston, S. c.
q. 81 e.. L.. EAs:ssEsESDN tG co,
Have and are continually receiving by eve
rv arrival, CHOICE GOODS. viii, il they
are prepared Ia sell al small advance
on the starting Cost look at their
-EorDD3 CGfOOSL3
Will well repay the trouble. Their Stock Of
lHOsicr.
Is LARGE AND COMPLETE, AND IN
l2 IsA G 80 ca 10
many styles VIII be lound not generally
kept in their market.
&. 4 T.. l.. kERRlSON g. CO,
N"rth.wcS, Conner kny Il Markc,-S!*
FchrndTl 10, lo3i. l6-Gt.
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SILK.-Whcn in the year 1860 some
'insl s!I nobIcnlrn appeared i'll I,.anli,s
made OF coarse silk III one OF the Cuult
assemblies Ill l.ondol, society uiarvril
cd at tho prndi2ality "l Tic wcarsrs,
and ipr while the channels of uosS.p
were completely monoiolizcd hy tie
subject. Even four lunArcd yea $
l.ttr, the present OF Il air OF six
stockings to Edward VI. Was co.Sid-
cred All clilicsst ot individual nlun.l.-
crIcr; fit only for the acceptance OF
malcsty. In our day. silk finds IL wca.,r
ALIKE III Tic kitchen and the l,arlur-
iii the Workshop and the cabinet.
In AlcNaudrr's "llisturv of Wu-
men, Il woI& issued many years ago
tits s'sasvA III; tasSa',w'cdgo psG;S,khs, six
manufacture 10 IS "a part
cd by two ln"lhS, whsiEs gs SassSssi siiuughi
IRON Ce,'rI,ia i'll the last indic-, to
Constantln"rlc, ti,c vgy, OF some six
worms. winch. having pccn ha,ciicd in
Il barn yard, they itu The young insect
with mulberry leaves, and by tbs man
;lSclncnt, the Insects multiplied to such
Il degree, that manufactures OF silk
were erected at tun>,antinoplc, al
Athens, lit Thcbcs, and 1T Cornth.
In tic year 1870, Roger, King OF
Sicily, brought manufacturers "i silk
from Greece and settled them ut Pal
crno, where they taught the S,cilians
The art OF breeding tie worm, and OF
Spinning and weaving" Elu.n Sicily
the manufacture found It's way into
Italy, thence into Spain, and thence i'll
to France. From Spain the art OF
spinning WAS introduced into England
i'll l22O, but the business was little
followed until l1i9, when The invention
OF l."mbc, for throwing silk, WA,
brought to public notice, and led ;hc
way To the present laturcI mnnuiac-
turc there OF the article.
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srs II ssee ENTic7ssss 0a-G GOg.sEv.. sEv |.
D. hSllMORE, beg leave respectfully, 10
annnlince that gentleman a. a candidate
Tor recollection to a'seitin the next Legs-
uiure. @ u gr ~ Asstl 50
Feb. 17th, 1852 * sfs lT-tf 4
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~ office.

mR. J. NJ. STAGGERS, having located
~ at Mnrray's Ferry, permanently, offers
his services to tho people.
June ilh 1851 30 H
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Notice.

The subscriber having purchased! the STOCK
OF GOODS be-" gnG To 4. J. ~ !. Moses,
VIII continue business n their old stand, and
assures his friends. and The public generally,
That he will do all in his power 10 merit their
coniidcnco and patronage.
PERRY MOSES.
February To- 1852. IL if
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Iron,

SwcchS and English, Broad and narrow
B,r. square, Round and Oval; Hoop, Bard
and Boiler Iron. Cast, German and Blister
Steel. Snnh's Tools Carpenters Tools
Bng%y ANles and Springs, Carriar" Trim
III ngs Hollow Ware, Cui and Wrought
N'IiS, always on hand and for sale low
10y PERRY MOSES.
Feb. "a, 1852 lS--,f
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TOBA Geo! TOBACCO!!
BARGAINS TO be had III the above ort;cl,
al PERRY MOSES
Feb. l7th, 1852 III
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For Sale,
Valuable Woodland Near

Between II and l. acres Of land lying
at Turkey Creek near Sumtervilc. will be
sold on accommodating terms To an APP
proved purchaser. Apply at this office.
Jan. eth, 1882 LIFT
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Notice.

Will lie rented To the h;c.hns. bi:l'!er on
(Wcdnesdav.) ll,e 3rd oi March ncxi, the
plantation Ec!omging To The Estate OF JohD
Mcdonald.
MARY r. MCDONALD, AJ,n'rr.
w. NJ GREEN, AgcnL
February III, 1852. 17-3t.
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CLOCKS, WATCHES ARD

y IM'E =
The Suhsrribor would respectfully in
FIRM, tho cilizens of Sumter and adjacent
Di tricls, that he has Just opened in Sum.
tcrvil!ea a beautiful ,a<sortn,cnl off
Clocks aaad Watches,
Br"cl,cs, Finger Rings, Cuff Pins, Ear.
Rings, Buckets, Slides, Fob, Vest, Gnar,!
Chains, of Steel, Silver and GoId-Gsid
and Silver Pens and Pencil Cases; Sprcta.
clcs Of various .:kip,!s, & White aud Coral
Bends, Bracelets. SC. NC: Allii;f which
will DC sold at Charlie. tn prices for Cash,
by &. Il. MASON,
One store south OF
Mrs. iIillert's Millcncrv.
l.. S.-Reparing of every description
done IN tho very best manner and ai the
shortest notice. s;S&y" All work. done by
nc, warranted to gEc satisfaction
&. II. NJ.
December ., 1851 Is II
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BOOhS. BOOKS!! BOUkS.!,
English. French, Latin and Greek School
looks. AIS" Blank BoohS of all sizes, and
Stationary for sale by
PERRY MOSES.
Fen. ~, 1902 IS--.f
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South Carolina Sumter Dist.

1s .Ss IN,EQGITY. sa3
Wm Lewis and others
Leonard White and others Hhg'#
II Is ordered that the creditors Of Thomas
James Wilder, d..ccnsed, late Sheriff of said
District, do appear before me and prove their
Demands nguinst The lccenscd.
BY order Of the Court. s .i..
WE. Is. HAYNSWORTH. Com'r.
Sumter, lille, Feb %, 1852. l3-um3rn
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Notice to Stockholders.

ALL St ckholtcrs in nrrcars to the Brad
ford Sinings Female Institute Company are re-
qnircd TO make full pa m.nt before rcwrn la,
in March ncNI-- u the subscriber or TO William
Lewis, Esq, in Smm!rrville.
iy RIDER "f the Board.
EDWIN CATER, Sec'ry tS Treas.
February ,, 1852. l5-tf
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ApD'e Trees

800 Apple Trees from the celebrated
nursery OF TRAVIS & LILIES, inr sale low
ny PERRY MOSES.
Feb. 81, 1882 1S.-,f
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DEATH oysAN Eplron.-AI.. C. Carr
be-, Esq. editor Of tho Madison (Ind.) }
Courier, who was wounded on the 28th
ult., in an affray Mith Fl. Gibbs, has
since died from the effects of his
wounds US n. III -
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.W The Boston Transcript says
that for iiity-two consecutive days all
the Omnibus lines of that city and vi
entity have been vi ron runners-that
is slcighing.
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L. S. BANK.-Thc Stockholders of
the United States Bank OF Pcmsylva-
MIA, have resolved to wind up its at.
fairs lis speedily rs possible.
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SruoSa Exc,rEMrNrs Ir,,,p,ous

STRONG ExClTEMENTs INJURIOUS TO
CulLDREN.-Strong cxcitemcnts have
an unlavorable efoct upon the nerves
OF young children. We know this to
be the ease with ourselves, but arc apt
to forget that things which are common
to us, may be new and striking to them.
My child was on certain evening car
ried into Il large room brilliantly light
cl and filled with company. lie gaz-
cd around with an expression of admi-
ration and delight, not mmixcd with
pcrplcxity; the latter, however, soon
vanished, and he laughed and shouted
with great g'cc; and as he saw that he
was observed, cxcrtcd himself still far
tllcr to be amusing. He was then car
ricd into Il room where was music and
dancing, this was entirely new, and lie
was agitatcd with variety o emo
tion>; fear, wonder, admiration and Joy
scclncd to prevail hy turns. As the
scene became familiar, he again enjoy
cd it without any mixture of rilplraS
AIT feelings.
But th. effect Of these cxc;temcn's
was apparent when he was taken to his
bcd-r"om; his face was flushed, as in n
fever, his nr;volis system disturbed.
and his sleep was interrupted by
screams. He had Witnessed scenes as
new and almost as strange, as to lis
would he the arimriIi,m OF ii dance Of
fairies at moonlight. His imagination
had made Il powerful effort to grass,
aud comprehend what his senses had
discovered. lie knew not who or what
were the beings and The sounds whicl,
ha'l thus appeared in places usually So
quiet; and ilc strange InutionS OF these
beings must also have greatly iucrcaS-
cd the wonder.
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1lENNT NRINNELL.
New-York, Feb, 1852.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-29

The Kings of Bavaria Holland and Belgium to meet
the King Of Prussia in few days at Schlangenbald
The canton Of Neufchatel Switzerland has given fresh
proof of its enmty towards royalty by eectng seventeen
republicans out of % councillors
Two ladies, Mademoiselles Meyer and Vondermame,
have been imprisoned in the free ~ city of Bremen for
political writing
The inheritance of Mehemit Ali has been setted-the
vceroy Of Egypt consenting to pay the heirs twenty
three millions of francs
An address, signed by 5000 inhabitants of Cuba. has
been presented to General Concha at Madrid The Span
h Government has authorized 200 converts to receive
novates The total number of the latter allowed to be
received will be 651S.
An excellent piece ofsculpture Daniel in the Den
Lions has been found in good preservation in the old
abbey of Saint German, at Auxerre.
Astatue to Charemagne, who in So7 was the founder
of the Postoce is about to be erected in the Rue Jean
Jacques Rosseau Paris
1t appears from letter of Mr. Moxon the publisher
that the Of delay in the erection of the statue
Campbell the poet in Westminster Abbey, arises from
the high price charged by the dgntaries for permission
to erect in Poets Corner, viz f2SSa monstrous and
exclusive sum,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-29
Arrival of the Pampero.

The steamship Pampcro Capt Mccerren, arrived yes
tcrday from San JUAN which place she left the 2ls
inst. She brought about s1loO in specie freight.
Tho Fampero left in tho port Of San Juan the bark
Elizabeth and the hrgs Fashion and Mechanic Steam
ship Prometheus left San Juan the 2lst for NewYor
with $50 passengers.
The following deaths occurred on board the pampcro
during the passage from San Juan.
JH Bell Of Delaware county Ohio on the 18th instant,
~ panicl Foster of Jefferson county Ohio the
a ~ aged o. Sight of Charlton county. Mo, aged
70 also, Joseph Helms. aged % Hugh McGonegle, of
Neworleans fireman. 24th inst aged % also Isaac
Rogers, Of Baltimore, on the 25th, aged about So :
The following is list of passengers booked at San Juan
1t includes the names of those who died during the
sage:
DR. Rodrcquis, D Good and family, Thomas G
Carpenter Nm Gerett, A D sloun, Cayenaugh, Nc
Daniels, Mrs McGovern Hoicomb, f soule, W Cost
ley. ] Galloway Hardwood, Ct Barton VIM Robinson
upehinoh Forester, Gable, D Reyille 4 S HOW,
ard, H Peterson Capt. Cook, Mrs Hooper, Il Levy, j
Boombart Mr. Reese. > Cole, J Chapman, J Archpy, J
Holmes, II Hinaka. J W Sight, Avery, ] Gully s D
Watson, J s Arnold, W Gill; II Drake, J II Hays D
Foster, Green, N Williams. H BELL, Il spurloel J
Stuhy, Wiedig Picher II vilgu, Burgin s Scott.
Schickin, ] Norman, lady and two children.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-29

FURTHER BY THE BALTrc-LIvERrooL MARKETs-Lirer-
pool July 14The Flour market has had rather droop
ing appearance and closes 1885, for Western Canal and
20s per Dbl for Ohio There has been fair demand for
Corn at last weeks prices Yellow is quoted at Bis 3d..
and White 2Ss 3d. quarter Provisions steady at
previous rates Bacon is slow of sale, but without
change in price Lard is scarce, and there is good
call for kegs at 27sa5ss per cwt. Coffee steady Very
little doing in Carolina Rice. Sugar steady ut former
prices Lnseed Oil is quoted at 29s Wheat has declined
I'd AID per quarter. e,--
LONDON MARKErs--London, July 1.-the Corn market
has and prices for all descriptions have declined
shilling The stock Of Lard is small and prices very
full Bacon has met with limiled demand, but prices
are without material alteration Sugars have declined
Coffee atTalow quiet, and quoted at SIS 3D. per cwt
Cotton inactive and unchangedin price.
MONEY AND TRADE-Money has been easy and the
English funds Consols quoted at 1905 1O0
Rlor IN PIEDMONT. There has boen great riot in
Piedmont between the troops and the populace Many
lives were lost on both sides.
BRITIsn PARLIAMENTARY EIEcrroSs.--The returns Of
the election far received show the election of Iii
bers favorable to the Ministry 100 Of the opposition and
AZ neutral Eve Delta.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-29

Cool AND eAtriors.-We have but on hand time
very coed joke democratic feiend aud editorial
contemporary who wears the honorS Of seat i'll the
Convention Returning from eieotionoefing tour he
encountered wing procession aud very innocenly very
grayeiy, and with the dignity he took position
and marched steadily at its head Some rather uuex
peeted cheers for his competitors broke suddenly upon his
ears aud the member from Jefferson suddenly bolted from
the whG ranks We half suspect that unweuted march
in such good company elected him,
That operation was bad enough but OF demo
cratic friends In the esstomh house go bowsho beyond
the joke They have wing campaign papers rssulsrly
sent them to the and four times many
copies of democratic campaign papers sent to them at
their residences.
eceol and cautious Reuben who endorsed for all his
friends by signing seubea Test at the cli hsud bot.
ton Of the notes, Ia scarcely circumstance TO lAe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-29

NAroLEoN's HAr.-A hat which the Emperor Napoleon
wore during the Russian campaign was sold at Chateau
Therry for 4ooof The hat belonged to Everar one of
the Emperor's raiets de cham5re who lately died.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-29

CHOLERA IN ALAnAMA.-The Huntsville (Ala) Advocate
states that the cholera had broken Tuscumba in
that State on the 18th inst AID that there had
deaths from it, among whom Col Jonas ] Bell and
Mr.. Grey. The rest were mostly negroes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-29

Mr. nargan the eminent Irish railway contractor has
placed in the hands of the Royal Dublin Society
for the purpose of exhibition of the manufactures
the three kingdoms, to be held in Dublin in 1855
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-29

GENERAL HAMILroN.-General Hamilton has addressed
second card to the creditors of Texas in which he
states that he was in error in surprising that the Senate
Committee had decided the question as to the liability Of
the United States for the debt of Texas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-29

+ FLORIDA Wines scoTT-The Savannah Georgian
says Verbal information from Florida tells us that the
Wing Convention which met at Tallahassee last Wednes
day to take action in relation the Presidency etc. has
declared in favor of Scott and Graham and nominated
George I. Ward for the Governor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-29

sl That tha Mayor give notice In accordance with
~ ~ Legislature that 10 the Intention Of the Com
Dn t0pel u New ptIefps 10 ean and lay out as pub
" ~ filsFss loptiDg % tbs aIstaiIie Roau numbered
III III M ss'SG 10 u 10, 40 M iSiE = :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-29

LARGE DoNArioNs--Ala lady of Charleston, Mrs Konno
member of the Protestant Episcopal Church has left
wards of 100000 to religious and charitable purposes be-
sides $4,000 in bequests to relatives servants and friends
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-29

- foaicss 70 Nbom ~ - sc.e ~ ~ s..v
e Aldsszsn ssts " sne P ncs
g IS h, r. sss;s n noerS ~ ~
z4! III Ssss - hsd undor sonsidsration The
NJ Rgaicsnaaa q Third 4, z Dstrlct
- y 49, ~ ~ ss WV q rspors
j5s i'll "a 4 trouble Z sSs' u D Dc ssty Z
r. s!.s q y g g. s S.1l SON,
E E sl n .na1"
- a., u af,. Sfssson. and the rules being
she Dloxiag rsssiut i e, passed pas Dbl, y
;,s,l{ssss 7ssS S. 3.
n &. x,..., 4. Kt.vev h and h il hereby
- q vs r. se,rlss e. she ts saa,s
u "a sss ~ g q s sssSs
w. ~ srss ike1s ING zn0 aln ora lnstnlcts
.ner Hs ahss e n pni
"a 3 ssprcprsse I portion q Tie poiici
~ isssns. ssa + ssas1Sy suitable per.
= 2nlys until the compilation o. tne saek
a. - y - i''',.
So nsys osng eal'ea On 'ne l0''0'
sss.s IA T,,rty,e nolbonf,a
r.s - IN fss.sis. & Meformscr Nyon
Co., 'szkst ~, ~ i mars and Vntkins12 II
S;9Na lison----1 sssss ssps s
49,
~ r. .Tf IA rs5nfstion authorizing The
~ 80 SssS 1sss. = ~ I,s,s.,.i. y
sses ~ =. s.1s r. -, go: Y
~ hi n: q u. =, :
~ GqAd A}l1er1ct, etc. * ~ W, a.
Nioved that it lie over, which WQs
Z, = g, IL. IL,
h. 1n1yt ~ ~ AtienM w. ihskAuthk Wy
Fit 4econd Districts, which was carried,
suls q 1 YGpor$ and The resolution, ais amended,
WSsS al6ptsd, ~ follows IL 81 sS s,Ss
1z9S nek w W III lssss
" 4 u M S,. 4. s,n.s
~ n " z,
a. IL ,,clsca u I'M Elrst Second
"a ~ mi .rs ierchv instructef To
s ~ ~, a. 1syinc III {ha rrns
s6d Stsssuf The vouchers for the saIne,.
It'll go S6611v ,by The Eiisf pf Police, aud
4 ~ d1ty q lals - QsRtaa9 20 detail 9 nuns
~ 49, oe ~ e1u1 q ealq tls4f!ces 70 nfe the
~ Xzet wttnlzt e4sse eQE9ge esatlcn. a
: EDsy61I and nays helng called on tho pas
aasfS = nd fesoltition. resulted as follows:
ssss ~ l,o,,S5s En,h,s
~; " Vi ~ Y .s
III Nv 81 ~ And Ma IL. En- ss as
kSeSrss Burtle and Wilson
-H f~&,s Z
S&sSs4&s m ho1o II nf IN pc1;oa f,o,o,o;+
~ ~ W. ~ II n, se olAge
teoS q e4GQ ;the f0llON1ugs the rules being suS-f
III sIa01ed its at10t5tiOYl 49, ~ X
16s t36nrkittes 1r issrafo sbmlt tl,e following
11156isS NJ 81 m a ssrrysnx
~ 80 81 IS - i " P,,I, sg,a
sSs3 ssss I i...r. S
qsf fhs f,snsas,, of po,;ca If eachTsf ~. f,,r
r. @ ~ herev authorized to n,irciasc s,,r,
s{iois n mi a tev nav c,sn rxneent S,1 lilo
,revio,,s 4, ti,,I I'm
,IsrS fsf5ss srvcrAi osIjccs g ~ @ 80 -.
aS.S ~ ssvsrsS ~, ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-29

uorroS WoRNI.-The Alabama Standard (Butler, Clarke
couny says that the cotton worm has made its appear
ance in vast numbers in that county One planter has
had his crop almost entirely destroyed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-29

Coon REGuIATioNs.-In Paris and London when a
house is pulled down and put up only two feet
of the sidewalk is allowed to be taken up and the space
enclosed in high board fence. The building is taken
down and the rubbish Immediately carried off except
what may he wanted in rebuilding, which is piled upon
the premises and not in the middle of the street M with
Materials for the new building arc brought as thew
are wanted.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-29
DAILY CRESCENT

The NEWseRLEANs DAILY CRESCENT
OFFICE NO. 90 ST. CHARLES STREET,
VIII Se regularly subscribers in this
early horr unday e1cepted5 for
assbe tot oee cents week. payable the
TERMS or ADVERTISING:
tr his @ the following chnrses
ienlines pes, will be invariably adhered TO- viz:
ivsisefbeats on a second charged
will be made Win those who advcrse year
or for aahortoF time. M 3I '7' So
u accordingly,
re Crescent has strong claims medium
nuoeath the public. Its circulation, which large
tena ths hans Of the proprietor steadily
and rapidly on tbs increase hrcnghho juosed
October IS, 1871. ~ tz,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-29

FIRES Asp 1ssgRANcE-The frequency of fires and the
losses incurred by the Insurance Companies Phadel
pha have induced them to increase the rates of premi
uns to be charged upon fire risks It is said that within
the last few years every insurance company in that city
has diminished its accumulated fund consequent not only
upon the occurrence of very many unaccountabe fires
but upon their extent from the unsafe nature of the
buildings which have been lately erected
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-29

The List of Letters will appear in tomorrow Crescent
usual.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-29
Mr.. Mccormack offered the following, tn,
rules being suspended, and moved its abortion


Whefsas, There is no adequate provision made for the
relief OF the OF the city in the event Of an epidemic
thus summer and whereas such preeautioneey maasures
should hs adopted CAS- past history tsachess as may Ii
e q eoipea That the mof two thousand dollars IL
appropriated 70 the purpose of relieving such of the iad
gent poor OF the city as may be attacked with disease CHS
summer and that said sum be placed in the hands of til.
Mayoror that object to be Distributed at his discretion
Mr.. Wilson moved to refer tito the Committee
on Charity, which was lost. - -.
And the question being on the motion for its
adoption, the yeas and nays We're ordered and
resulted as follows -, - p -
! Feas-Messrs. bailey, Burthe, .Dolhonde.
Forbes, Mccormack, Nixon, Shaw, Stetson,
Summers and Watkins-10 =
sVdys--Alessrs Lanata, Leedsana w lsor---s3.
The motion was consequently lost the law re,
curing that all resolutions appropriatinr sums
exceeding one thousand dollars shall be passed
5y a majority of the members elected in each
Board. 49,
The following. presented by Mr. Mccormack.
was, on motion Of Mr., Burthe. referred to the
Police Committee
ht,sas bis Honor the Mayor Of the City of NewQ--
leans In order to better carry out Che operation of IL.
Day Police OF said city has caused to be worn the large
brass BY said police upon the external
having been tried it is believed by the majority Of said
police that better substitute ca be made in place al
said 9 crescent badge y th Y!
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Neworleans be hereby respectfully requested 10 consae,
the proprety of no longer requiring the said badgt
by said Day Poee and that his Honor be requested to III
stitnte in place thereof mace which Shall be made
some hard and substantial wood which shalt DO about Il
inches in length III inches IN dameler aud on one enc
of which there shall be brass ferfale about inches
length, which shall be stamped the words Cit,
Police with the respective numbers of said poce OF
the other eno said there should be hole in which
may be placed cord for the purpose Of hanging it ns
the coat pants in order that eapostiono said
De made until il be necessary as mark Of authority j,
Day Pocs sha t ss ana
lending themselves while making arrests from dapgerou
attackd with deadly but in other shall sail
mace be used as weapon OF defence lEss III
Mf. Mccormack presented the following;
he'eas the Board of Aldermen, by resolution trans
mitted to this Board voted the sum Of nine hundred dol
ars per annum as salary for each the second As
taAt CLERKS OF hs Recorders OF the Rrs and SECOND Dis
subject has loft the saasy Of these offices uuhsoa and
tbssetor tsd yet cf tile qonptr0cs paxs.ipss, leaving