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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-18
Specifications for taking Hp the Eouud Stone- un
TchOnpitoulAs street, aud laying square Block
stone, from the preseut Termination OF the square
stone rnYlnW 10 the llnr OF Felicity .ircei.

l. ag coarac r be- blHd take MP ,en and after
they shall hive BE- removed and the
cIan7 SlH h gfadea ttuA Snt,tytr "a tAf
OF fourteen iR below the sIrpT sasre when aa
g The surplus matsrnls @ hc hauled from lie
the contractor having the right TO gravel mar which
, may i,7 ht TO flIin TIE road bed.
8 me onirC'orAfa dress The road bed to hs curve
Surveyor, and pho less than
inches Of saa ASH gravel lake rs and sharp ssnl
mixed and lh7 " say iol Or ian the until
Aani ouulatou,
b" oniaa will b, bound without charge 10 set any
chh stoneF tqurr Tuutting roueh
and oplac. them 4 ssra ones.
" In laying tire tAc will lay blocks
agelt Of urY i've the
, earsinl l the blocks manning rial I'M
der aai between Tue tn the Joints order
tes ca solid 5indap1 IL viii all
a. tue rinne VII ado ally direct saat
selhat The tto vii touch. h order The laying Inc stone
srarang iJhe by The Surveyor the
curve eAt nom piece PaHh tSeny long given
Survey e, appis br 90 tn Il STONE
g. Nhen bc blrVE t3 accurately oiled ~ ith
coarse or nar FdNe anu the hns settled completely
eaNfl1 o. TIM ia'hes 81 Ls y aha sind shall Is
iavig nt eseh square oponed
= faymsEtsto no made a the conpean Of each one or
squares. -
> Ar mNtgra's except squar. blo5ks cutters and ,,
WI b. furnished by te eonta a4 all q
tath' work by the contractor At ls
boeks, which shall he delivered ban work
y The work shall he completed ,ba
fifteen delsrs pr dny. f y
10 Security the Of i've dollars will hs ,sopa "a,
the faithful performances ha Acaii
H. Bids 70 be Ter superficial yard aynE tht tua, one
paving, ard per apghcsl fqsro loot tushr LAYING
cafb sl0aea. irf TIT LOGS ~ PILE, CIV sr-g.,.r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-18
Specifications for the Sapps OF Hose for the nse of
the Elra GnMnnnle- of Inc ON

The hose shall b. iolhe rVetsd with
o. the best white oak tanned leather each my bnF
not lss than ds when finished Independent Of the tis
The butts ivel, ng less III
pounds psn marked with he nunl NJ rasb
company b. easly ave nph AN
luslen.
The whole be- dos The Wofkmanke manner 10 the
entire saiisfaction Of the
hms-f deliver hose at ,ueh ns
and order
made within thirty iem the the the surveyor
under Penay q dollars day for thereafter
70 delivered.
shall required for the ibhl
ioruAhce contract, ~
Psymsrts IN cash each delivery Of Eve hundred sss
The contract TO be sold iof a term q one
BIDS 20 be running loot OF including the bats
Surveyors Department CITY Hall orl. February lass
Sh LOUIS II. PILE, Civ Surveyor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-18

- sesgngsw A6oNs With n Wood Aries OK TIMBER
win and without kxstr~es; TRUCKS and WHEEL
81 every kna and a eher articles the line
Z 49, nstersii and kusrshp wHfransd he superior
- .@Annsni sor cash er city aeeepta.ee. Apply To-
g $50. QANID @. WILSON, "a Perdldo street.
ssssao sfsst runs Wsss hcn ST. chh between Grsr sad
sY@ decs& ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-18
DHnADELpHIA MANUFACTURE

~
W AG ONS,
CARTS, DnAE
Oh and TIMDE.H
WlIEKIS, HAND
CAkT9 WHEEL
z10WS, HAND
=! PEG |! y! ,. stc etc ,
load WAGoSs,|
GAM nd other
CA1Io vilh Wood
- lSoa Ayle,rsss,
r He1sss and Dxsn /.
U3Af9; JERSEY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-18

49, hs'e r solved TO pay interest Of SIX PSR
W Of profits ioT the yaErs 1850 and 1851, to
s,h day Of Augustine 4
S - szsd dividend Of THIRTY PER CENR. onths
49, oitas Company for the year ending the i9th Jnlg,
~ WI N certificates will bs Issued and the SECOND
MoNp DAY N ss9isaberusrs
N0 suRi) Z. J. MkNsoNi, Secretary.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
III. GREENWOOD, Vice President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-18
SLAVES.
SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

NEWARK, NJ, SADDLERY Ware ca
4 Hoass;--ANDREW G. BULLS co. No. IS csua I'm
14eeA NswOrleans between Camp aud streets
a1uufaecters and Importer SADDLERY and sArnEWhRE
havs constantly On hand large Saddle
L<sher Hogskius sADDLERs Td0s ana Taning ~ 49, a
scrpton. At No. IS CANAL STREET,
sfs iydAw ANDREW G. BULL A 90
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-18
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Second Annual Report of the United


Sec0ud ANIMAL ReuOyt OF the United
N'SeoA-s- ~, ~, ,,s,r -,
STATES Lifk lNsohANet = ~ ~ AM iNoei ~
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Ttfr tNt1vn
stAienhNi or 'hA asr-ss W IN - -
LifE INSURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY Oh
PM ADFT pIIA The
,,-, -, ~. !, n.,,,,a. .,,,,.ra,,, n 81 tsxo THO
ho,e 49,. ~ y 49,. o.,
ns a. IL sss = "a isss ' 40 os7 sl7
'of
an ~ q - 81 "a
LES then Deassrsa e''i'e'''' e"' rSsnh'A 20, .,
shes ~. f re... 90
Less pfeashns ~ s'"' "a t''ii s'u'e t" 40, e
IN sssn gu ny :. '''''' i'Ees ~ a,
- ' ~ $500 ''''"e'''''-'' % - 60 ..
-
-. ..s.., -. -, -, Ma. a'es9 y
A"'"" "i fenila's' A''esfAha On fo'es es-io' 20
-, -
A "uo NssssNe Fs''s4i 10
DISBURSEMENTS.
Amount paid for Losses sls 200
paid
Amount paid for Rents, Salaries. Station
Postage, Advertising.
State Taxes, Account BoSks Examiner
IS 90 d. s34 sl2 IA
------.
Reserved fer Rs Insurance December $50 ess o.
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dams tells endo qu su serOn dosge Comnac des uss
cohrctan devrou regement CRATER poua
beae % aure substances depO 91 aesneies aar les ue,
les lepose snsre tees endOs
Psoo dn'
nT.nsr M ~ snh9ue @ ~ i sSeop t
@so que sai asssIe. pas S Voysr s .' kgss a
"ho b9ue s oI nce anlne e
erani o6gs de a.ttoy ct ay ebEqre loa pe,
district :! d'sn tan, -plevst toptss L.
Les aeont obge dc e ct LAYER oaa les a
sI' d s"s dn msia L, see de gu asaer au
Les seoot obges oursr los herb
paytos dcSssnir les @ o.s g I neS p
ticngont ordrss du voyer GU a comm
pour Inflammation es morris ndiscnts sercge
Zee oqtracinn sIon onlgs do rsmpr ombre
les roas oes scns de Soiurs % d. ebfeta t i %
s s, pass st, nog rSSes de leu. district aa',t Cue
mes ei non ryt AIMS que eqr oarbe reguse ct eur
Les on,raeanls son, bgt enslayer lee u
Ia direction d1 Sorr lis dyron ct
co9ai e su se stslsmsGt
gods de sooo ' toutea los pat, aus' soayeu celia
q btousia qui eron' ar les roor dts pa,ee "a
oblsss atm d,sursr pompte
ehnrretes douye eairess employee
q.s 81 DO ,g manner Cue leg oa naf,s
gaae de es 9sse se Pouiyc dlne cocele do M poaoa De
Leg soolraela oSsss dc repaeer n ct D9oas Al
venarAieh iHnuet npes qus aurou te tous place. unc tots
par les coneania pour Ia construction la repatriation de oa's
Chaqne annuelensnt b,ts yarc
ten dee rae non paytes e oue gat de Ia d 'sT qu ne se
LES cgnaan's oIeTqn nuftemt Instruction. grtas
g p ca5 Es y Ssg ga az S ' H, n
T. R,eodtg i'd se 4 cmm'a s aes ' r o' ors L pior
demp9yer de ouyrsr5 ct d maaus attn De ae
mn' 40 an,oae 81 ar ,a 9cgs,onGa par smpg des us''
@ HI et aA 's'""' enc delo'' ds' PA''' o'4's "A
conacant aura ea misa ramsnde tros
| tousril lie Vile dc Ia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-18
Specifications for the Laying of Brick Sidewalks Dor.
dered by Curb stones and W OGDEN Cutters on the
North side of Josephine, from Naynde to Ellen
street, and the South side of Felicity Road,
from Howard to Dryades streets.



Thee walk shall be laid with lake bricks Of the best quail
OF
good quality with The joints the bricks
whole laying bricks earth or
ground shall up, broken we'll fn= level or
graded down smoothly with deyy the
half OF an inch per loot The ground where TOO low an be fed
pletey solid There shall Dc beading one inch Of sharp sand under
ulary joints without any pa es So that
the Will bear ssight edge .na rejected
nv tn8
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-18

Spring MATTRESSES-THE GREATEST
~ COMFORT AND PROMOTER OF HEALTH or THE AGEl
no HuMBUe
y. p DRAKE's SPRING MATTRESS AND UPHOLSTERY
MANuFALTukY DadAops Row, Cprondeiet t,ree
~ and Hsr New Orleans nanuiueiues and AZ
G1yen dollars upward SPRING MATTRESSES
he best uiatsriah i0r the price charged.
The Spring Mattress the suitable for the Southern climate
~ and adopted BY every psrson vead prevent many Of the ills
which general iunky and unsan The Spring Mattress
when made ventilation inside
will last for ysarh-
NIB When ofdsrs sent eide
snrsd accurately with rule giving the feet inches
width Of the likewise
10 b paid when article Of full value
P.S. SPRING, HAIR MOSS other MATTRESSES,
knd Of uPHOLSTERHG, supplied quantity,
prices. w p. DRAKE Davidson'a Row,
nov27 5m Carondelet street.
FURNITURE 1fANUFACTORY, Tchoupitou-
ias between Third Fourth streets, All
and oAbNLT WARE % hand for aole md anuls
oeas Iyos JOHN BARTcHY
IOHN d. BURGEN has removed his /~axsse
FURNITURE STORE from No, i4i 70 No. So MAGA- ~t1
ank sIRkET immediately oppoaie the Arcsde where
h tho
.--s--S s.ar his friends aHa the pnhlc "
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Specifications pour e CBrrcfYge Brlauc- dc Ham
quotes bor1ees dc Curb stones ct de Rigules en-
BOl. H. cote N0rd de la phinp, dcpuis la
rue de- Nhyadc- jusqu'u Ia Ellen, ct sur Ie
cote Sud de Ia Fcilcitc depuI- Ia rue Howard
...I,. In I'm,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-18

He"ed and dressed curb shalt line the sIrwal Nor
river niue stones bowel dressed ne the slope The
Sides from three to feet long and eighteen
They be Wei
To end with aperture ei where draining meas
CUTTERS passing through The eutl
ohrpe to six ret Throughout the according he directions and
levels VIII Oh VIII By given M the SuTy
or Of three inches or very foot Of m height towards the line Tho
adjoining houses; be soldy iyd aud Hcu the
prevent the wash
usually experienced gene, respect and no fub
less than four inches thck shorter than three
es than siN inches ct upper surface
lie aLI.inng slLer small .g ALIn.i--I D b. y NIL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-18

IHs -ddw17ks WI NNya l9a follow Ing lineu oHs Va.
On Esplad aud PlAuybe Streets width On Kereree
umtus Laiiape s. Claude Ncs Streets a feet
width. Un Arusa Anthony, Gaoa, B4gutele Or D1hUnt
FrnchmAn, Champs Eyeef, Good Chlren Morales rqulnrt
Grot streets, l9iytt Width. ST. bernard slrec 20 st
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-18

Ces arrlages serou t b9ues du e A. Ia nrfeare fta
ia -Jul 10 De cable ia 1 ou sable
quaie - oigtl de ss btigr dsyron ire ben % lie able m
entu cuuche dun Iuuss doluasstl
poser
, talle, hrir lien ouia, ct niyee u
den lncd lllInt
trpP rblay par j. poprrs .ra
foule jusFu' lal soft s0Ile. II
les bfqne oaehs de sable I'm Zen Pouc depa e, les rs
nyensbo Iatetgu, dagpHlei
chdes lasser qnf
sasse ahtr surface plane, ID i,rl
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NIttE ne 4 Not gKiLE-oRLgANs, 10 fGyter, 1853
@sss- Avis est par Ia presente donnie que
LuND 81 Ftyuer 1881 aduge midi copira,s
susdiy o. DEBUYS, Controleur. fell
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-18
Specifications for tlc Clenoiae aud Digging OF the
Claiborne CaHhl In the First and Fourth Districts.
and the NarinnN Cpuui

surveyor pr,rtu-ft cts ll4 sesa.es reb l2. 1853.
irlhbi IL FILE. CIV Srr,.y
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OFFICIEL.
'FICIEL--Departement du Commis.
BUREAU DU COAINISSAIRE DIES RUEs,

IrFeNrcr ls58-ANses conacttls charges nlcye les
oriurrs DIES paguant les habtan oures
dams des arils On isE Ia O Re
Ja habiins de placer les
pcxzOnt
pcide JAMES JOLIS Cpmnisa Rueg. fpl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20

The ConteJcuer Conmtsod in Detadt Of 80 900 Bad
on the Bask Mare arrested ON SUNDAY night Va
yesterday examined by Justice Welsh, who hold tue p
Fix charges Of passing the spurious onay. aad
the OF bail at 81 coo in each case aktsQ
the aggregate su,o Of % eco TIE prisoner IN
able 70 give that amount Of ball. and WAS therefore,
mmitfed 70 prison for srisl
Snlted in IiGrcy Two men, named Mlchss
McMann and Thomas o'ilay, engaged Ia an adray
.:s.th.I on Sunday night q the so,.s. o. Esas.s,ss
stsbin the sbdoneR with knife. Tao injured
conveyed to the New York Heptal much oxhAaassd
ON loss II blood aud great doubt exists OF hi,
Tho accuIsd and tahen befors Justics Ste
art who committed bin to prison to await the result q
4 Non CaxsM BY a Mouse nup-A Specimen for AZ
CtyEol Palace. On Monday afternoon coneAl esse vas
fenop Market. A rough looking fish laoorsr. named
james Gallagher. WAS brought icto eout by Of ths
pohesmea chsI,ed 9Th s'sslss snail nah gay sos.
Tie magistrate seeing crowd Of persons follow Tho
proLsi Into hs court requested ,he ocsr to preserve
crdsr and csllei up The case foi sdj idicstios.
Young man tnsn stepped mp and ssvs his name 80
Jason eould o. Albany, psiosg that the prisosse
tbe Figh'h A,eoue Rsicad Hs stated that hinssR
ard friend their say to the Crystal Palace WITH
model q patent nousetrep enclosed In tho said 6,x
which they bad pscsd the p,stfoa Of the csr vhiS
taey rode inside Tbs prisoner 81 the time staodag
sid plstforu, ard suddenly he di.Anpc~rsd, taxing
sh him the box shortl, a,tsr warr tns drv YER ashsd
,s complainant II that box belorgsi TO bin and ~hse
ihSo ued thsi T. did, Why" tsid he "ths. Ish la
borer oot II off with him. aad vcnt to grocery stors
o. tire If yoncsr street" or sprang thu
d the Dor, sid lkews hr associate aud gays chsse
after the prisoner and osshsued MIN the strcss wrh
he DO, under Ma srrn, covered ever Win paper TO d-
9uiss suS ecrs's It. The police called ssd ths -
suiy Wa tie frisLmsn prcnght ipto COURT
The mng istrste asked he prisoner Why bs took H.
box whsp he cellied that be Thought IL hsd boon l~t
On tbs 'pls form oy mistake. and tbnkisg thea
rswsrd would be ofe REQ he took 1t for ssfs kespng
Justice Smart eeced the box b. opened, aud thsee,
s,te enough. IL, mouse Trap, on nss plan, paint
ID up coos to oct pretty for tie Crystal Palaces the
owner Of ths trap e1hiseda ss-tncss sho Nag that
Nd ID for 4 tran IN 40
Tho laughed ,orns~hst at the 3ss OF psssnt
trap for the Crystal fsscr, nnd remarked ~ sne
prisoner that he the rssst rat he had witosssed
caught vita aouss tap. Considerable laughter N
court
Evidence Of s-csay clear sgaiost ths accused sss
The magistrate therefore locked hin up for trial rs
ira % wa. HANDED oysr 20 the fortunate inventor.
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COrOner's InQuests.
SUDDEN AND MELANCHOLY DEATH.

SUDDEN AND MELANCHOLY DEATH.
Coroner Hilton ON Monday held inquest the Shsks
peare Hotel corner Of William and Duane streets he
booy of Mary Pn-ton, aged 80 years native Of Ireland
Wits Of Roger Willie Pnston The facts OF the
cboy demiss shown by the evidence OF the
Roger william Pnlls,oD sxorn ssys-The deceased vas
my wife she naive OF Ireland and thirty years OF
sss boarded at the Shakespeare Hote she In
bad hsslh for the last six hs she plsned Of
pain In the region OF the heart abe had choking
ersned exerton, particularly gose up stars; on Sun
day afternoon between five and sx O'Clock she said chs
felt much better abe had bssn vomiting dang the do,
In the act IT help her to bed whom shs suddenly
threw her srms around my neck ssyisg, Good bye and
fell on the aoor dead.
II WINNER sworn, eays-I ana employed In the hotel;
the lat and deceased had boarded there ab
three week. the declared seeTued in cscate health, and
had been quite unwel Tor the lat few days
Ir. David Uhl sworn, saya-I made extsrasl eva.
nnaton OF the body Of the deceased aud fos the tsa
tmony std the peaTsnce Of the body, Of opinion
her death was cxused by disease Of the heart
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20
How Z. Relieve tho Pressure,

ITFE EDITOR OF TIKI NEW YORK HERALD.
re prvSositionbetore CommSa Council g. dninlsS
to f'ct The around the Park Why not al
mini fbeo TO thus feet just enough room to protect
uerafRf III yoa tAts away tho hacks, and compel
then stApd In Psrs or Chambers strest, And then
rsduosts sidewalks, see what space you gsbs whs-s
there nov constant jam. would also compel the
s@ge On Fulton ferry 70 como around through nassau
snd streets % Broadway, Instead Of GRO goihy 10
move Tho walk round the Battery aud thus greatly
widen ate street, sbsn mako the omnbuses for Soush
ferry iss down State street and up Broadway. l
bibus hsuid come down the sams street they wcot
up; Z instsroe, lot them 60 up Broadway. and
conc own ponis Other street. I would have all Nc
out Off adwsy Adopt thee improvement and yen viii
gain beast fifty Per cent Of space A TO the sdsvaks
arovn<he Park and Battery, they not used; people
prefer, ~sh. ADD do vu insids. The grest pressure
In frovof 81 Psuls would be much relieved BY aiding
to tdereet six fest Of the sds.sk In front Of THAI
Okuru QVID RIDES,
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Tho Revenue OF Eagsand-Thc Results or
Free JIGdv.

IFrom TUG london N3V3 July "
Two remarkable documents appear in our columns
this dayone the offspring Of despotsm, vicious and
gloomy; tho other begottcn Of freedom buoyant and
cheerful. The first is tie address OF the Gar to the
fanatacism Of his people. pointing to his burglarous
.desigDs upon neighbor tie second is the balance
sheet Of Great Britain for the year and quarter end
industry Of manly people can accomplish under
The influence OF free commerce. This abstract of
the Net Revenue of Great Britain" tells very re-
markabIe story a. will ~ by ts figures in the
opposite page The happy resuts of free trade are
still In course OF steaty growth. Dat Of the ten
lines which describe the sources OF orr national in.
come, and tell their amount, we have only two with
entries under the beading Of decrease and these en-
tries both of triiling amount. All the other eight
Ybibt for the quarter very large Of i'm
proveuent. They may be thus marshalled in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20
Marine Court,

BEFORE Hon. Judge Thompson.
July l9.--B,rd Us. Keenan.-This was an action
TO recover for injuries done to plaintiffs horse on
per No. 3d. at the feet Of Jay street. tho latter part
CT May LAST to his damage of two hundred aud fifty
dollars These were the facts:--Mr. keenan, owned
hore and cart which in the latter part OF last May
was coming along the pier referred to, going GA
pretty smart trot towards jay street. Mr.. Bird was
upon the same pier, going from Jay street towards
the river. When about two hundred feet from jay
street the shaft Of defendants ran hto the flank
OF plaintiff horse inlcting wound from tie effect
Of which the horse died in the course OF nine DAYS.
1t seemed that AZ the plaintiffs horse was passing
along the pier aud just an instant before he met
the Defendants horse and cart, some persons were
engaged on the north side Of tie pier In the unload
ing OF q cargo Of leather In throwing the leather
and pranted around suddenly against the shaft Of the
cart The icourt held that although there wasroom
enough to enable the defendant to turn 10 the right
and thus have avoided the collision; yet that the
injury having been the result Of the sudden sheering
round OF Mr. Birds horse, no negligence could reas-
onaby be imputed to the defendant; and, therefore
gave judgment against the plaintiff
YpTf0w Euvrv Nav nyy nu,sr. A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20

NJ BTbe prices taken for thu 1st OF each month.
The tariff altered the Sd August 1882 the Sep
TENDER quotations Of that year. therefore, begin under
the rates. which Attest several Of the articles. The
different tsriffs upder:--
OLD TARHF-On spirits British and colonial, &c. 6d.;
oregD g. PER proof gsion tobacco and segsts, b.
Per Id wjEes i5 cent; sugar, tea four ard rice,
cent all ether mpo ed goocs 10 per cent except
produce Of the United Kiu gdom, which pied
from duty.
EKw TAauv-Al spirits, IT, per proof gallon; tobacco
ard segars "a PER lb wines Is gallon tea Cd psr
H.; cutie 10s per cwt; al else free Spirits aud 10
bco, sader both tariffs, quoted in bind; the other
articles duty paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20

Before Hon. JNdgB fIHc' :, .,,
Louisa p. N,chols rs. lson7s N,cheas'--la TINS
action the pls,ntG applied to the Court Tor decree
for alipcny aud suitable allowance 20 cnaoe nef
d,yorce. Nv. Edmond Blsukman appeared for she
attendant, Thomas Nichols, 70 oppose the allowances
~ aIi,nony Ac, and after hearing counsel on scAk
sdnt the Court dismissed the application Of LOuxa
Y Nichols, fie plaintiff, with leave 70 rencw NO
motion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20

On the year ending yesterday we find similar
result, told in equally satisfactory though different
figures. For the twelve months the headings pre-
the relation OF eight for increase and only two
for the reverse. The figures stand thus:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20

cultivated entirely by irrigation. The Yield Is often
times stupendous. They are furnished at moderate
prices. Flour can be procured at az low rates as in
our Western States The price at present is at the
rate Of six dollars and . half for three hundred
pounds.
According 70 the late arancel the tariff on staple
articles Of dry goods varies from three to four cents
per Uara 1t must be understood, however that this
is the tariff enforced upon the introduction OF goods
into the territory. The merchant Is mulcted an ad-
dtional duty OF two cents the cara.
The mining region commences about four miles
from the city, There are but few mines worked by
foreigners. The discoverer of mine, though il be
on the premises OF another is entitled to work it, nor
can another claim the benefit of the discovery until
1t has been deserted six months The only tax upon
the miner is the payment for the essayal Of his bull
lion. Silver with gold alloy are the main minerals.
The cattle, horses, sheep, and other domestic ami
ma's OF chihuahua. are of Inferior quality, and are
becoming each day more scarce account of Indian
ravages. The species Of Chihuahua dogs 50 much
sought after by lovers OF pets, are nearly as rare
there as among u.s. Some time since lady was Of
tered live hundred dollars for dimnutiye canine.
she preferred donating it to Arista.
The Apaches are the dread Of Chihuahuans They
descend from their mountain businesses aud commit
with IMMUNITY robbery and murder. 1t is idle to
pursue item. Once amid the mountains they out
strip the deer in flight The Camanches are doing
like injury in Durango, Zacatecas, and the adjoining
statfs
With its mining, grazing, agricultural and com.
mercial facilities, and climate UNSURPASSED for
health, Chihuahua would be the loyelest and veal
thitst space on the Western continent IL the re-
morseless Apaches were driven away.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20

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Salem from MsnIs, reports having experienced the
stook Of an cnEthquat,. Juno 49, IN latitude 2Ss NJ,
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