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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-18


pile Mr. Brooks lost his entire stock Of pianos TOOLS NC
the As.or Insurance Company and the stuyvesant for
g., 500.
In the same building with Mr.. Brooks. was David 3.
Ogden, Esq, mschiIist, who lost his entire stock,
valued at about 81 900. He wa, insured Tor $500
The other buildings which have alluded to as being
consumed were Nos 2Os 2lo, 22, and 2l4 making the
full range buildings through to Twenty fourth street.
These houses all Of brick and two Of them five
stories high of four stories OF two stories and
two OF one story each, AL Of which mass OF
ruins.
The greatest loss sustained by Messrs Sloan Leg
rt proprietors Of the Iron Wsrks These gentle
men we're also the owners OF the buildings In which their
works we're carried 1t is not yet known what is their
full loss or insurance. The following IL far
have been able to ascertain =
THE INSURANCE ON THE BUILDINGS.
suyvesant ms Co.. SIS 900 Protection Ins Co.,. $500
BROAD wny Ins Co... 1900 Washington Ins. Co. 1000
Peoples ms. Co... 1000 Poughkeepsie ms Co 1900
Peter Cooper Ins Co. $500 Total $2S, 600
Hamilton Ins. Co... 1900
INSURANCE on THE srOcK.
Mercbauts' $4,000 Peter Cooper. 81, 800
Astor ...,... 5000 Stuyevsant.. ....... $500
Broadway ....,.... o'oo~ -, 20 -
rhev are probably, further Insured stock to the
extent Of sl25 O0o making theie entire insurance
building and stock s5Sooo Their eutire loss can, pro.
bab,y be set down at $3.50 OOo Most of the working i'm
plements Of Sloan Ngget were now, being recently i'm
ported from Europe
Christian Sohwsrts, machnis lost his entire stock,
.usd at ssooo We wsrs unable to learn anything -
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Mobile Items.


Inr JFOune OF Luf @sth ~
The officer. Of the steamer Magyar which arrived hers
yesterday from Wetumpks report the river rising st
MONTGOMERY and state that has been raining all along
the river; 40 Within a few days may expect water
enough In all the rivers for hrst clsss boats.
ARRAY AVID MrsDrR.-Ws learn that an ARRAY occur
red on Monday night place called 6unnisons Creek
10 this counfy fifteen miles from the city which re-
suited 10 the death of named Patterson and the
dangerous vounding Of another named wilkins coro-
ner's inquest was held the body of Patterson ON
Wednesday, and = warrant for murder issued sgainst
Henry stegxy and WIN Lotion both Of whom have been
arrested will probably undergo examination before
a justice Of the peace to-day. Register, 18th.
ThsAdvertissr Of the 2s.h has the following items:
We learn from official source that the Postmaster
General has notified the Department here that from and
after the Ist proxmo additional ersrv other day line be-
tween Mobile and Montgomery will BE- pacedon the route,
and by the 18th December next full additional daily
line that all the mail matter may be carried through
on each and every day.
sIcKvzss sHrpsoARD-Capt. Duncan, Of the bark T.
E. Baxter which vessel put into Key West on instant,
with loss Of mate aud three Of sick of yellow fever
died that port the 18th Of the disease The
T Baxter cleared from Mobile the 18th ut for New
York with q cargo Of lumber.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-31

ARAGo-The correspondent of ihe New YORK oommef
writes as follows Of the hours of Arsgo
On his doath-bed and the day of his death ne re TO
yied for edition. his tract on thunder anu sent
of his secretaries to find out the exact length o. h
fore his death he said to NJ. Bot-hs colleague IN ".
meridian experiments in Spain-"I must hasu ~ w
resignation Perpetual Secretary of the Acadsny t
can longer ill the duties" !" VERY Well 40 rePv
Nj Blot, and will all in procession 70 give"
selSk to you, and reproach you for your ingrStuue
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-31

FRoM HAYrILeters from Aux Cages to 2sth ult state
that the yellow fever raging there with almost ncred
ibe destruction to hman life OF foreigners requenting
that place out of 10 fall victims to the scourgs Native
produce was high and business extremely dull
The changing the island from republic empire
given NO better security to life liberty and property
Taxes accumulating and much discomfort created
by the arbitrary power of the Emperor,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-31

CoAL-The Philadelphia coai-dealers have resolved to
give, after the first of December only 1000 lbs
coal although they require and allowed 24OO lbs at
the mines besides five per cent for From the ac-
counts which we get from all parts of the advance
we have come to the conclusion that light winter
tremey desirable
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-31

DHowSEp.-A little girl by the name of Josephine
Potter aged about years, drowned in cistern at
the residence of Capt Case Broadway yesterday
ing The circumstances attending of most dis
tressing character Herself and mother. who lives in
Iowa arrived in this city day before yesterday their
way Virginia and stopped at Captain Cases who is
relative. In the morning the little girl missed by the
family and search instituted her when in the
of about hour they found body in cisteru
which is situated in the back yard the kitchen The
cistern has cover over it. and it is supposed that she
raised for the purpose of looking she lost her
balance, fell and WAS drowned st Louis Republican
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-31

coLoNIzAToS.-The next expedition for Liberia of the
N State Colonization Society will sail from Baltimore
on the LIST of November and from Norfolk on the th
Another expedition is to sail from Savannah on the LIST
Of December.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-31

AceUIrrED.-We learn from the Louisville Courier of
the 18th that Miss Shaw and her brother, who
trial for shooting Martin have been acquitted Full
idencewas adnced before the court showing that he
had made gevous slander upon the fair fame of Miss
shaw. He also immediately provoked the fatal reneon-
tire, by attacking Robert Shaw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-31

WEATHER TEssEssEI.-The Nashville Gazette Of the
22d says There to be a general drouth all
through this section Of country 1t ne weather for
the cotton crops but from the long absence Of water the
creeks ETC. becoming quite dry There little done
in the way of shipping in the city present The river
is still falling and is nearly at low water mark
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-31

Vf7HE UNDERSIGNED begs to present to the
II Holders Of Policies Of the NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE
ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON resident ia the United States
the Statement the Affairs OF the Society the Let May, n53,
furnished BY their
Poy Holder, duly notified Of the amount
to each, OF the month Of July next.
Z, r. HABlCfi1, General Agent for the United States.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
26 Corphll, London, May u, 1858. !
GENTLEMEN have lay before results ofny
the affairs of The National Loan Fund Life Assn
During h pas, year i4s Policies have been sus covering As
yielding
OF E9s75 81 al per
The claims during year The
peed according the table mortality being The
total the o. the Society to the end Of
she l2s 3D. being ET0s lsss than the
tion.
From up present policies
the the Society, arising from the premiums
policies E7Bs S Cd and the corresponding
amount o Is 4g,4l6,l2l.
position the ahrs OF the Society," calculated the
December. 1854 stands thus
Present Ooi IA
Of Investments Auditors Report.... 1890
El,lls,sss 10
Present value Of Liabilities on Assl-
RANGES, Annuiies, etc. kes0,so4 2 8
Paid-up Capital bhrs3I la 0
Current Cisiins loOOO -
1 Q
Balance in favor of the Society," after payment of all
opinion whole balance
the future profits Of the Society.
Before concluding perhaps the Court Of
allow congratulate them the yelan prudent and
supenndenee Of the a Of the Society," by the
ayers. am, gentlemen, your obsdieut servant,
W. b. WO0l.HOUSE, Actuary,
To the Court Of Directors National Loan Fund Society ys0sm
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vI'HE NEW YORK AND LIVER. xzsESs
u POOL UNITED ST AIEs <SSkIkI.ls

The ships sonPosng P tbs Line ar
ALAN ~, Captain West. PACIFIC, Csp,ain Nye,
ARCTIC, Caglain Luce. BALTIC Captain CoIastock,
-, ADRIA1iC, Captain -.
service every has been taken
gnss to strength
tenRers are uusqualed for elegance and comfort,
Price of passage from NewYork
eas o. eSr sue state rooms second cabin, 80 from Ii
An experienced Surgeon attached to oxsebs
No berth car be secured paid ,or
L.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-31

HEALrH OF MosTeoNERr, ALA-The epidemic appears
tohsve nearly ended its rasages in this city The Adver-
tiser Of the 18th says; -
As we have already mentioned, had very heavy,
killing frost Monday night. At the tims - write
"wednesday EVENING" the weather Is cod - d1budy,
scky season. is over and may reasonably hee that
disease has taken his flight from amongst ua
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HOUSE-FURNISHING.

4 6tROCKERY, CHINA and GLASSWARE f.ev
" HOUSE FURNISHING ARTTCLES.-sAMUEL E Nm
MOORE co. have removed their stock Vy
No 4s Camp street and daily receiving additions to their -
already large supply Of in this ne
ENGLISH and FRENCH CHINA DINNER TEA SETS plain
white and ornamented,
FRENCH, ENGLISH and AMERICAN GLASSWARE of cut
moulded and plain patterns.
WHITE STONE CHINA DINNER TEA SETS
suit ths family the Manufacturers Eng
land
TOILET SETS, white and onamened, Of patterns.
SOLAR LAMPS. bronzed gilt.
FRENCH MODERATOR LAMPS, BRoNZED and oRNAMENTED
CHINA
PLANstED WARE as Chatting Dishes Coffee and Tea
Urns Oyster Dhes Coffee and Tea Pots Soup Tueens
with hot pana under Cake and jelly Moulds,
IVORY HANDLE KNIVES and FORKS and KNIVES alone.
SILVER PLATED TABLE and TEA SPOONS FORKS, ETC.
SILVER PLATED CASToRS, JAPAN TEA TRAYS, BRITANNIA
TABLE AND DOOR MATS KNIFE BASKETS, FIRE IRONS,
and other articles of the qusy all
found in this EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT.
large stock of WHITE OPAQUE and COMMON CRoCRERY.
at Wholesale. =
t We send free Of CHARGE part city,
keep portion Of for the Of osning families
oil SmdaW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-31

HEALTH or yrcKsBvRe-The Wing Of the 9Th says,
lave to the health of that city We very anxious
to friends return home but confess That the
greetings of those who returned yesterday
cordial they would have been if could have felt
sured that all safe We hear of since
frost but they not unsxpectedthe seeds Of the dis
in the system before the change in the weather
We hope to be able to chronicle another frost in few
daysn
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Z AXE HOUSE, NEW SHELL ROAD AA
The subseriber respectfully notifies the public hst he sIH
has retained from successful eYp0Fng expedition, has
for especial benefit
choice lands the Dsiriet
friends with an couhiene that from thia
deicncies, the form Of FISH FLESH FOWL
SELECT WINES WI be held eadine many
hogr advance o. cyrms, and promises that shall
a,iished with quality or charges o9, III @. cULLuM.
& slTY HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS.-AzA
AlgafsJ @ BARTEIs co. respectfully announce zsSzd
70 their friends and the public generally that
vort, and old established resort b. E NE ner
completely renovated
providing the comfort ofis will
DAY, October
tF For the the Hotel solely
mediation of Gentlemen, Las Family Department having
been oil d4Wu
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EDW'B K. COLLINS 4 CO., Sc Wall street, NY.
BROWN, StPLEY Il co, Liverpool,
E.G. ROBERTS d CO. rs King ARMS YARD, London.
JOHN MuNROE d CO.,
26 Rue Nore Dame des vieores, Paris.
GEO II. DRAPER, Iiavra.
fhso ships will accountable Gold Sill
Bnsn Specie Jewelry Precious unless Bs
adng signed therefor and the value thereof therein
raaam
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Office Home Mutual Insurance Company

STATE OF LOUISIANA, /
PAhisH 0RLKAss City Of New Orleans
be that the 18Th January 1883 before the
lbsoribsT Justice OF the Peace for
ally appeared Aler andeI Brother President James Wheeler
Secretary OF the Mutual Company New
daily according depose the above
ountsae just and aud the books said
A BROTHER, President.
JANIS II. WEKrkHn Secretary.
Sworn and susrbed before this the Of 1885,
G. V, JoNTE, Seooni Justice Of the Peace
Of the Parish of Orleans.
~ The Boarn Of Trustees dividend Of FoyEn
cent the the the ending
ecember 81 which and
the Let Of Mar nert
The the Rivers
and premium. Oco 46
Camp street ALEXANDER BROTHER, Prsadent.
JOHN R.SH W, Vice PrssidenL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-31

nRUGs. CHEMICALS, Ero.-The subscri-
1000 euasss ouINlSE; FRENCH and AMERICAN
g ~. AagA AMMONIA, gs,ssyy;SS d.
100 5SI' sNSi,5s Ess9M SALT + q GIkTgEs sA5r
Z S h ffSGR fS SEEM . d. fHAoIs
% cases GnM SYM AKAsIc BIC, as;2r sy qualities
800 pounds TGRksf oFlGM i 800 d. II fARfhRic Acb
S f9 osAHaG e,rR!f AGE AeR ~. Ss.. SsssED
do. ENGLISH yALERTAN ROOT
g boxes cSLsSEP HAeSEsiAi 10 cases c1Rb isi
$500 P0,nd' Roa bAkK m PewsSa various qualities
'iSS e fEs%SsSE6 fSSsSTHARibEEsih zsnf AfRhibpEsh'
CS DO d. SsHHf su2 MASS s9 sC AseeoAN s d.
SO do. CORROSIVE SUBLIMATE;
g ods:. do 1PISE 3 ec4,
And large Of DRUGS CHEMICALS EXTRACTS etc.
50 6bI. LUMP AIUM; 70 do POWDERED ALUM;
as SaaM d6PHhx gaEso
S 'S' S TSsS sF2HSN sS Sas CORES yA9qi ti9d.
So 10, TowNshSD's sARS3PARILLA,
boxes JuJuBE PASTE; 20 Kegs DUpoST,s sALTPETRE
10 do. HOPS, etc., etc.
III Thy %"a Ga pgar M attention to their stock of ESSEN
Essential OIL "i Almonds sweet do bitter Essential Oil Of Ami
Nero onsanun Psanyoya Peppermint Ro.s%sry sa
hs Spearmn Nefbena Wipegreeb, etc. e all guaranteed
hey iqSs saS .TT@s psss
2, Dr.. " EAS,P 0aRfhyTFRss PAyNa,s MEDICINES
BRowISs 4 BROS SELECT POWDERS;
MugkAY's FLUID MAGNEsiA;
rLAsTrs.s ri cSfsuahs a GisfsoHi 81 SdpArBA.e,
WFs TH3EE HXTRST Hxs HFsPSs * fAs RAR and ouBEBs
RESkfg R HAsTissfs SsfsfB sfBgf 9F fNhsffrHA
F; 5oSIS Eu1&s sAesAfsblisxs. fi, siss ''''
OIL =. j. HART co, ~ TehoupioulAs ST.
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OCEAN SPRINGS, Lynohburg, Miss. "a

hCEAN SPRINGS, Lynchburg, Miss -
~ The undersigned having k.h
newly discovered ard highly auabls Springs
ops them M the visitors the lst OF June
ihey located about miles
On me sea shore possessing gnt advantages for bathing
fishing
the
start ng from the Lake end Of the Rairoa
The anA Of she j. Smith Pro
fs1r Chemistry Louana proves beyond
aoubt that the Springs mineral qualities
lie
The medicinal virtue Of these
nnary s oxide Of iron and supnureed hydrogen bo Of which
notable
efrne diseases might cured
these waters As bath, could be
Amusements OF will be AToe
capable accommodating
81 aud me propetor hopes long the hotel
New Orleans will be sufficient that pro-
psry cared or ENoCH EVERTTT. ie9s 3n .
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ELANAGAN'S OYSTER SALOON. 95 ~ ~
u ST CHARLES STREET :..... .THoM As X N.sNloZ
FLANAGAN takes the pl-Hsure Of 10 his N/&<
friends and the public generally that be has the %
Saloon. His
the affords, the Liquors
ton The Cunay Department
the bert Cooks the E Give him trial.
selves.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-31
River Intelligence.

We gather from the st. Louis Republican of the 10Th
tbe following itsms:
The river between this city and Cairo s in bad stage
for navigation the larger class Of boats going out with
about half loads but what they they get veil
paid for The high prices Of freight New Orleans have
brought out small boats from the Upper Mssis
slppi and Missouri rivers four five Of which have
already loaded and started out, and several more
fitting for the destination The prices Of pss
sage TO the southern ports quite reasonable in
pason with frsights-twsnty dollars for cabin and hve
for deck are the going rates.
festedzy there four boats in port for New Or
leans an Of which had much freight engaged t1ey
could possibly carry We informed by of the
agents thsf during the dag y-seray con-
tract couo not b. made With New Orleans boat for
freight At any price they all full and could take
more. -
DAMAGED fRsTcHr- "A portion Of the damaged cargo
Of the steamer Pawnee wrecked short time since
way to New Oriesn sold saturday and yesterday
follows; 100 bbls four s9 per hht 1877 do = - 90
and l6 half bbis do So I5-the lots part Of
the deck load and but slightly injursd Is boxes clear
des city packed at 5sc Is do do 10 80 pieces of
baggng e yards each at Sc rs per piece and So sacks
at $50 per bushel.
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ID 4n 40 -

late arrangements with my Agents in
- ENGLAND, IRELAND aLd SCOTLAND / can now oaar in
creased a safety and dispatch for transmitting
vds at sight vel having Passengers comfortably
To oI nom either Of NE Hblye named c0u
~ Collection Of claims promptly attended to- Letters from dis
lance by being posi- rAI" will have attention.
New Orleans, October u, IsBs ~ ''' - ols ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-31

SCOTCH ALE--lS1 casks Harvey's Strong,
~ quarts and pints, landing from ship John Calder
% CONNERSE A co 4 Inhnnu nI.ast
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VavHE JOHN RESTAURANT. No.

FgNHE JOHN RESTAURANT, No. a
n 9 Carondset street-JoHN STKENNA d co. <6k1 =
take pioasu announcing TO their friends and the . A
public generally hat they wi the above named EAA
Restaurant SATURDAY. October Their aways
contain the market affords, the
the choicest quality The culin he
gpen endence OF the best cooks in he city, Call
all they OF
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XNJHITE PINE LUMBER-About II 900

X Uit ~ " oHILL " OLN N,1EiDEHhH IEINWo- 48
u THREE LOTS OF GROUND fronting Carondelet, 3
between Julia and Grod street front depth
FOUR LOTS Of ground the
4. Church fronting Poydras street;
ONE LOT GraveI ST. Adons
Said lot has large Frame Building suitable for
Jefferson City,
TWO LOTS and large DWELLING, No. LAT Canal
side first door above Phippa street.
SEVERAL LOTS in Carrolon near the Railroad Depot
EF- Inquire OF JAMES WRIGHT, of
N AL WRIGHT A Clrondo Let Grael
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-31


EREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss.-A~A
~e THIS famed ard popular Summer generally ssaH
known throughout ths Solthern country under the
Of Sr ELtZABETH PRADAT and her JOHN PRADAT
sitnsed mile the village
The LEI ~ Jun+ for the ption Of visitors.
The GREEN OAKS well known notice
For The popularity Of the establishment has
Increasing 1he natural antagea
prospect the Lake aud receiving salt
SegyOrleans Mobile and the surrounding country.
he Winter the
additions The BAR and BILLIARD ROOMS thoroughly
fitted and SAIL will
vice Of the visitors Of fchArge- CLARET
CARRIAGES aud HORSES be procured a any
addition celebrated BRASS BAND engaged
BALL be ted twice week.
Visitors wishing the GREEN OAKS to
uyths Captains Of the steanr who will land them wharf
the Hotel,
....TERMS....
n 90
G&~ Children and Servants, haleprce.
nOARDING.--A very handsomely furnished
tons the First District, and business by
sentsuAh and his Wife hy addressing +. X. p, this
once. References exchanged, If necessary nh
A RCADE HOTEL, Il. s. MORSE, Pro- <.s..>
a preor.-This esah hmen poaniarly Slatf
public will be opened THIS MORNING. Monday,
s. ~ The house has thoroughly repaired
II
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pERA CRUZ.
EOR VERA CRuZ-The fine A fast -

sailing schooner BONITA, Captain Joseph sb.. tlf5S
having part Of h.f will a. above Win
For balance Of freight, or pasnags, aapy 10
on BA4 A4ELII 4 co 81 Common At
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SODA AsH-90 casks, landing from shiI
~ Granada for sale by
oi JOHN @, HARpIII A co o. MAGAZINE .t,.s,
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pUCKWHEAT-30 boxes, landing from
, steamship Daniel Webster for sale by
Il L. rO Teh
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NoTICE-TwENTY-FIvE DOLLARS,

4 Y REWARD-Ranawayon TUESDAY, April 4, a Negro ~
siam ~ brickayer by Trade aboSt thirty Of age
ave iet slz inches hi built we'll fellow;
round sailors hat the off, The above ewsrd
VIII be paid fer his delivery HATCHER FRYsBY
again. - - ~ : ~ 81, n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-31

" Cemetery b. obtained BY applying PERSON Trea-
sarer No Commercial Alley; JAMES FURNEAuX Secretary,
Nd Fsow iau Camp Lafayette CIfAs
HTAt No. EsIlanade street. and f. NJ COREY, skles
90 Camp street The price Of Vaults for holding Lodges
TOR the burial OF MEMBERS 84Oi members
Tie burial Of wife child for all other price Of
Vault will be $50 invariably For the purchase
nation respecting the -Res, apply to
J. o. PIEheON, Commercial Alley,
orto JAS. FURSEAUX. at the Odd Fellows' Hall
Jas. FuRsEAU1, Secretary nyB IyOH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-31

Passage from New York to Southampton Br.men-F Cabin
man tio hst cabin lower saloon sOO do $50.
letters and newspapers pass Post-ohce.
NO bills o. iadng will be signed on the day Of sailing
An Inexperienced Surgeon = attached TO each shin
MoLLER SAND RIERA, 9e South street. New York
z. A. HEINCkEN q CO.. bremen "
MAkIiNEAu, CRosKEY d CO., Southampton.
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DERNARD LUMBER COMPANY.-R. c
NEW BASIN SASH, DOOR AND BLIND

I FACTORY-sAWlNG, TURNING AND FLAMING MILL
Mahogany, Walnut Cedar Oak Ash White Cypress
Lumber constantly hand Newe Bai1s.srs
Awning Po and Moadngs Of description. and
Pensacola Fire Be sArd Lime rnnt eic Orders
executed with disrseh Factory Julia
opposite the New B.sih loi2lyl JULES A. BLANC.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-31

- celebrated Brandy by the PACKAGE vintage
oneeghth l7as lsa l5 1881 sis quarter half
pipes direct mpertAon which the
noisseurs as well grocsrs retailers. re
WIN E. LEyERICH CO., Sole Agents.
lseyee
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-07-14
A Pr9digy in Fort Smith.

There is young man in this place, about
2l or % years of age, who isan idiot, except
in the computation of numbers, and in this
respect he is a prodigy. His mind appears
to be occupied altogether in counting, day and
night. He can give correct answers to the
most difficult questions propounded-instan-
taneous-by his head for he has no education
whatever He will not leave his mother at
no time, and is perfect child in this respect.
How he can render so readily as he does, ac-
curate answers TO all questions put to him, is
mystery to US. There appears to be no linn
it to his powers Of calculaton.-Fort Smith
Herald.