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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-16
Fancy asRafe a,lh Pens,er FGannfaeiory,

7,
AND NINTH STREETS, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
subscriber continues carry the above bust
e al its various Misunderstanding for sale 800
CRATES, with Fenders and Summer Pieces embracing
100 different kinds such present used in New
York Philadelphia aud Boston also continue to receive
monthly all the varns patterns from ali the Eastern cities
andhavng evoted the last twelve years this branch of
my business, respectfully refer, capacity of work
manshp. the citizens e Rchmo1d generally. My pri-
ces shall be as moderate any other establishment in
Richmond or elsewhere
iya4 SAMUEL D DENoON
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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-16

EBUOF1NE SEATH.-I am prepared to
a Z cute with Ifomptness and Dispatch all orders
trusted my charge. for the above article. Samples way
be seen at my office. ROBERT RANKIN
" &c Corner 22d and Water
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21

The CRY Council AND PROPERTY HOLDERS ON
PRYTANIA STREET 1t is to be regretted that
the City Council will persist in lending its in
fuence to the furtheranoe of private ends, and
make use of the power in it vested, to the benefit
Of an individual or corporation in direct viola
ton Of the expressed will of large, respecta.
Bile, and deeply interested class of the commu.
nifty Such, however, is a case of frequent &C.
currence with them, at times perhaps growing
out Of Ignorance or hasty legislation, and calls
loudly for reform, The owners of property on
Prytania street learning that there was n pro.
position before the Council to lay down a plank
road on that street, from First to Third streets
drew up petition signed by nearly every pro
perty holder perhaps all) on the street within
those limits protesting against any such action
Their remonstrance at present rests among til,
unheeded petitions before that body, and an or
dinance providing for the work has passed boil
Boards. Justice and right would seem to de
mand that the owners of property on Prytanii
street, residents thereon, should have been con
suited IN matter so deeply concerning thei,
interests The Council thought otherwise, ant
in the face of their expressed disapprobation o
cA~y cAeh AuPioNchehts tVph tue necessary step
to accomplish the work.
Apropos Of plank-roads; all past experienc,
has taught us that they are the most expensive
and, at the same time, of less actual utiht,
than any other description; but, paramount tC
these objections, it is fact admitted by theil
most ardent advocates that they engender sick
ness and disease. In wet weather, when good
nrm roads are most needed, the plank road is
found to be slippery, eternally out of repair and
unfit for use. Hence the great objection of
property holders on Prytania street to the 50
called, improvement the Council sought and
have actually saddled upon them.
We ore led to believe that the owners Of pron-
erty within the inflicted District would not oh
iect to the laying of square blocks of stone, anj
bear proportion of the expense yet there il
no urgent necessity for this Other portions o
the city need like improvements to a greater
degree, and should claim the attention Of oui
lawmakers AT all events, it is to be hope,
that when the Council conceive another stree
improvement u the persons or parties mos
interested may be consulted, and their wishe
have weight in the Councils deliberations
Our thanks are due TO the clerks of the steam.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21

The investigation by Justice Stuart, at the
jefferson police court, NewYork, of the :" Hi
oernians' who Were engaged in riot in Hud-
son street on the 4th July has been concluded
Mr.. Busted, counsel for the rioters moved for
their discharge, as no evidence of riot had
been proved but the Justice denied his motion,
ana stated that he should advise with the Dis
lflet Attorney and Judges of the Court of Gen.
eral Sessions, and forward TO them the names ct
the guilty parties, The matter will be resumed
At the August term Of the Court of General Ses.
sons. " ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21
Ion, writing from W ashington the to Baltimore

Ion, writing from Washington the to Baltimore
Sun, under date of the 18th, says:
The President and majority of his Cabinet
Ministers being absent, the city is rather dun
but understand that Mr.. Dobbin, Mr.. Marcy
and Mr. Campbell have as much as they can 40
in the way of public business, and are closely
employed.
Mr.. Marcy is now engaged, it is said, IN con- cor,
situations with Mr. Soule, and in concluoing
his instructions have reason to 6eheve tha'
Gen Gadsden has not yet received MS instruc-
tons as Minister to Mexico, and probably he
will not, until the Executive Government snail
come to some conclusion on the SUBJECT OF the
Tehuantepec question.
Cen, Aimonte, the Mexican Minister, has un-
eouivooolly denied, as l learn, on the part Of
his government all the statements so strongly
made. few weeks ago, as to the purpose O.
Santa Anna in raising troops, and as to his hos
tile intentions towards this country Thes,
rumors come to us from Cuba and also from ole
Spain 1t is we'll that the story of the alliance
of the two powers in hostility to the United
States is not confirmed
An order or circular will be issued to the fish
ermen for the purpose of cautioning them agains
acts of private warfare, and warning them tina
the Government will countenance no violence
on their part, though it will defend their JUS
rights.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21

An INPosTER.-From the following, which w
find in the Mobile Register of Tuesday it ap.
pears that ''Jeremy Diddler" has gotten into
serape in our ister-city. The Register says
Some fun and some trouble came to partial
issue yesterday in case where all concerned
laughed heartily-at one another-but one
laughed on the wrong side of his mouth A
certain agreeable gentleman, using the vacant
title OF Capt. Hutchinson, of the ship Camillus
of, or supposed to be in, New Orleans, has been
lionizing and lionized about town for many DAYS
past. Dining his friends at sc The Battle" and
riding with them, by way of digester, to all the
gay haunts in and out of town, he has been for
Il week past quite card-presentel to every
body, and we'll addressed The Captain indeed,
was the gayest of the gay.
To "pay up" bill of his supposed oonsignecs
for $3.50 was to be negotiated, which one of his
dear friends" kindly PIT his name to, and the
cash was forthcoming. This gave the means for
q more extensive splurge-extra wines more
rides. and big talks of ''s said ship" '' Lumber
freight contract in Pensacola Z" Money to col
lect in Orleans "-et eetera!t But, alas! those
COMPOUNDED "wires" short notice came
across the Rigolets-bill dsowned-ship there.
certain; but other captain and different owners
Bad show But one Of the deluded proved
good decoy--the hare returned back on the
farmland on Sunday, instead of the usual
buggy-ride, the g dear" friends walked to the
Guard house, where one of them remained
This makes it bad for the Captain, and rather
diHo,for the kind endorser; but agreeable, free
fine fellows are very taking Mt times
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21
Day and HoardfnJ SCh0oi
E1p VoIrNc LANES

Wv
CONDUCTED BIZ MRS NJ D. DIMITRY
~ clns0ys school vii reformed M0SDAT
next, January
bgasu-tngyt systems Of superficial ihs,raeou cr,srt os
Questionable proprsty adopted Standardization pnd,
yca trsatng ahi neua.i 'gp
neutoi The pupil
Toe great advantages o the l.aans lt Fsa
language.
Apply IN pssoo Or By Litter Iaaae Tiyot CIRCLE
s5uth-sastsyetlJu dec "a.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21

We have received an invitation to be present
at the exhibition of the Literary Societies Of
Centenary College, Jackson, La, to be held on
on the twenty sixth and twenty seventh of the
present month. We hope to avail ourselves OF
the invitation but if any accident should pre-
vent our attendance, we doubt not that some Of
our friends present will post us as to the pro-
ceedipgs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21

DEFEAT OF THE MAINE Law ~ NEw YORK 49,
The Tribune informs us that the Maine law was
defeated in the Assembly, upon n motion that if
be ordered to a third reading, by a vote of
lorty'slx yeas to fifty nays OF the yeas
twenty-five are wings, twenty three democrats,
and one independent. of the nays, five were
wings anu iorW-seven democrats. All the
members from the city who were present, being
thirteen Of the sixteen, voted agains, thS
r aiding
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21

We are indebted to Mr. f. LaSere, State
Printer, for a copy of the Acts passed by the
last Legislature, complete in both English and
French. The Typography looks well, and the
favor is q valuable one to US
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21

We omitted, in yesterdays issue, to return
thanks to the Purser of the steamship James l..
Day, for files of Florida papers, also to the
Purscr of the steamship Mexico for Texas papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21

The party of machinists from Boston, Soutb
Boston, and vicinity, who are in the habit Of
spending every winter in Cuba, engaged in run.
ming the steam engines on the various planta-
tons, returned home last week to spend the
summer in more pleasant climate than the
tropical regions Many of them have contracts
for new engines, which will be buds at our ma
chine shops during the coming three months,
anu when the party return in September, they
wllt be taken on, and set up ready for the grind
ing season. 1t is thus the Yankees get along
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21

TERRIBLE STROKE ny Lightning Mr.. Fran
els Cooley was instantly killed by lightning on
Tuesday Of last week, at Peoria, Wyoming
county, New ork The deceased was standing
in his store, filling camphene can, when the
lightning entering at the back of the building
struck him near the head, and passed out
through his heel, entirely stripping him of his
clothes and causing instant death The cam.
pheEe was also infamed, and when Mrs Cooley
entered the room, hardly moment having
elapsed, the deceased was standing upright
against the wall, enyeloped in a sheet of flame
Mrs Cooley and her sister were sitting, at the
time, about table, in a room over the store ;
and the top of the table was separated from its
legs in an instant. Two persons were in the
store at the time-one, n young man. standing
near the door, was tossed into the street, a dis
tance ofnearly twenty feet-the other, a lady,
was Frustrated and rendered scnseless, but
neither were seriously injured
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21

A copy of the Catalogue of the Officers and
Students of the Louisiana College for the year
ending July, 1861 has been laid upon our
table
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21

zen. Charles Gratot, formerly distin-
gnished officer in the army, and at the head of
the Engineer Corps, is now clerk of the second
grade y FOO salary in the General Land or
hce. Such is the change that has been broucbt
III his condition by peeunary reverses.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21
To Druggists, Physicians ana
To the Ladies'.

d M p l. ATEN
sfuuy Ciifs her services to the Ladies Now Orleans
the treatment OF the following diseases: PRoLAPsus NM
WHITES, PRoFuSE AND PAINFUL MENsTRUATloy r.,
GoRGENSNT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB
Inc Treatment adopted by Ter that which has met the apuo
W must Surgeons Of Paris, New York 40
US success mere which she has ample testimony he
Respectable l she can refer uahes saying that ali
o. me Uterus not OF cancerous nature be cured.
Al'm T. deyo'es herself exclusively diseases Of Ladies' an
can be consulted DAILY, a, her residence,
myls .pf IsR 81 Josonh also,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21

weapons IS swindling 10 fraud g. forgery 2 aban.
doned women, SO vagrant females 81 male Migrants
| 157.
BY this statement It will be that in the month
June there was decrease Of $50 In the number Of
rests as compared with the number during tho month
preceding The total arrests in the two months amounted
to 1862 of which 1853 were drunkenness and breach
of the peace.
! SELLING LIQUOR TO SLAvEs-Mrs A. Lang
yesterday examined before the Recorder of the First
District the charge of selling liquor to slaves and sent
| before the First District Court to be tried.
R Bradley charge Of selling liquor without license
was fined S25, which be paid, under protest.
Albert Lang also examined the charge Of selling
liquor to slaves Accused keeps grocery at the corner
of Camp and Thaa streets He sent for trial before
the First District Court.
FALSE PRErENCEs. They swindle for small
sums in these troublous times for Frank Collins is placed
on the police books of the Second District under the Grim
na mputation OF having by lying and false preteHces
obtained the huge of So from the keeper of board
ing house at the of allan and Barrack streets
| An order was issued for his arrest
CHARGE OF LARCENY AGAINST A BOARDING.
HOUSE KHEPER,-John Williams keeps boarding house
on the of Robertson street and Carondeet Walk
Ellen Kehoe to board there and while in a slunber-
state her person eoniousy despoed of the
j
to it before Recorder Ramos and procured
| rant for his arrest
BAD BoARDERs Pierre Lemoine lodged u
complaint yesterday before Recorder Ramos in which he
alleged that at about eleven O'Clock yesterday morning
Muller his wife and brother occupying rooms in his
premises, at No 60 St Ann street rdaossd theretrom
taking and carrying away in surreptitious manner
several plates knives forks and other articles belonging
to complainant, of considerable vaue-whereupOn war
rant was issued.
| MONEY One Jean, a newer Of wood and
drawer of for j. Puzegur being suspected of having
helped himself to certain sheckles of silver worth
about sixty dollars Of the worldly goods of his taskmaste
Puzsegur, which lay concealed in desk in house
the Metairie Road charged Herewith before the Re-
corder Of the Second District but although he pur
sued by the ministers of the law tie report saith not that
he was caught
| CONCEALED WEAPONS Ramon Nanderdose
examined the charge of carrying concealed wea-
pOns and fined S2j
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21

DISSOLUTION OF BRock MoNUNENrA QrEESs-
IoN,Tihe celebrated land mark On the Queens
ION li9lshts' Canada, erected in memory of SIR
i ioIn brock who fell on that field October ).
a WIS On the yin INST ielled to the ground
an lheheetual attempt had been made to blow
II up the day before II was found necosSa,.''
TO use second blast, which shiyerel the shaft
INTO atoms 1t was done by direction Of The
British Government, who will erect new and
beautiful monument in its place
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21

ton of our readers to the advertisement Of
Messrs. |. Chandler s. Bro, in to-day's paper
under the head of Caution. 1t seems that the
popularity of this -four has induced others to
embark in the manufacture of an article pur-
porting to be the same, but the certificate Of
Dr.. Lewis shows who are authorized to prepare
it, and that of the Messrs Riddell guarantees
the purity of the -four prepared by them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21

Our thanks are due to the clerks of the steam
Or Fanny Smith for late Louisville papers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21
EI0tAina at Cost ,

ts- F1r remainder 5 the ason will or eGe stock
SUMNER CLOTHING ~ cosT foE cisH,
THOMPSON & NIXON.
Il gypr ann .t-f.t ,rposit. &. -y E{.fsI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21

RuMoREp RECAPTrRE OF NANKIN letter
from Hong Kong, May 8, says the mail steamer
has been detained until Pm this day, in ex-
Vectation Of the receipt Of adgices from Shanr-
han, but she viii take her departure without
any further news from the seat of war The fact
is, since the departure Of the last mail steamer
there has not been a single arrival from Shang-
han, which circumstance has perplexed politi-
clans and commercial men All sorts Of ru.
mors are current at Canton, to the effect that
the city of Nankin had been reeaptured by the
rebels, and that they have moved in the direc-
ton of Pekin. This, however, has not received
any authorization and for actual facts, the
English reader must wait the arrival Of another
mail.
PIRACY AND MtRpER OF AN EKGLIsm CREW
Letters received from Singapore to the 10th May
afford shocking details of another of those seria
murders on board ship, arising out Of the odiou.
COolie trade In the present instance the yes,
sci cut off was foreign vessel, sailing under the
Peruvian flag, but olhcered by Englishmen, whC
have fallen victims TO the foul trade in human
flesh which has for some few year. past beer
carried on from China to South America ant
the Havana.
1t would appear from the facts disclosed dur
ing an official investigation into the matter
here, that the Peruvian bark Rosa Elias, Of 500
tons received on board at Cum sing moon, (be
tween Hong Kong and Canton,) POI Chinese
coolies, of which number was doctor bound tol
Callao. According to the general testimony o.
the men examined, (who are not alleged TO have
any share in the murders committed on board, .
the major part of them were kidnapped and for
chilly carried on board, or enticed by the Chinese
coolie brokers on various pretexts to see the
vessel, from which they were not again suffered
to depart
Many Of the parties thus shamefully decoyed
consisted Of boys under twelve years of age, the
Rosa Elias having 45 of this latter class on
board, 1t would also appear, from the coolies
statements, that they were informed by their
merciless shippers that the vessel was destined
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21

THE TURF.--The Mobile Advertiser of Tues
day says:
We understand that well known gentleman
of this city is engaged in getting up purse of
$4,000, to be run for at the next Fall meeting
over the Bascombe Course, distance four miles.
Up to the present moment he has (and that, too,
within twenty four hours,) succeeded in obtain
ing subscriptions to the amount of 5000 We
hope the project may be carried out Such u
race for such purse would bring hither the
best horses and the best company in the South
New Orleans not excepted
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21

OCEAN SPRINGS REGATrA.-The Ocean Springs
Regatta, to last three days, commences to-day.
Hundreds will avail themselves of the present
opportunity to witness one of the most exciting
Regatt4 that has ever taken place on the
Southern waters, as well from the number as
acknowledged speed of the half a hundred com
retitors for the beautiful prizes offered
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21

DGLANO and Miss AGNES CONNER, all D ths city.
-
ES- HOWARD ASSOCIATION. - RELIEF MEM-
BEERS
BOULLENtT, Pies tent, l. m p,. and Magazine
c. W. SHAW trF Nlee President amp opposite Fuais Or
Ihan Asylum, aad B. Fuv,Irls
g H. MOBILES, Second Vice President New Basin.
g. NJ tsHEEDl Treasurer Is bourbon and & Camp
y T. RICARDO Secretary 10 Camp street. TrlsrhuT
J. o. PlkRsON, corner Of Camp ana Orange ttr+ats
W L. ',llts, corner Of Camp auh Orange streets.
J.. 4. llLlAkb Camp IS B1Hrt
+. / NiAlMO. 81 Canal ana 70 Camp
". MINER son, Bacrhls street
]. BENSNION, at loIr1s lnirmatg.
j. T.. CALDWELL q Bank Place, Dsrd Camp
W, II, II AMNtR Is - ~ s-us street
v. Il. rALr kEY, u Camp sad lg5 Julia
", L. EOBlNSOS,tG Bl.uyNls street.
Y, COS y FIVE, = Cue. Iu' air4rr
u. OCUNNFLL Cont. street.
e. " WilrAlL, "a ilauRi~ opposite the Mint.
J W, NANLEGEiFE Architect BlillnEs.
J. J. BROWNE First and Cuesn4t strrcis.
J. W LIS. Of Josephine aud Chssnat
]. LlN tNttoION, 10 Camp ant ST. l's ROYAL.
!. 49, HARRIS. Constance street, near NlrlcrrtH.
D. T. DONOVAN Market street, between Paaauier and Anuun
as Persons requiring eiwt pss apply NJ tha above
nlherr Il also requested that tho applying fOi Relief vii make
their app the member residing Patients a!,1
The ToiIo llaruary, corner L.ye-
ly9O D.L RICARDO, Secretary, 40 Camp street.
rs The steamer FRANK Lyon will attend TO
to, badness tho SOUTHERN BELL m the balance Summer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21

josh, say, ! was going down street t'otbcr
day, and seed tree 6arbs '.Golly, sam,
seed II hoiL0,c, y &" And seed the same one
ieaet. " Did it take its trunk with it = 20
it left that for board"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21

The Portland Mirror says that n gentleman
has given 5000 to Bowdoin college to aid indi.
gent young men in getting an education But
no one is to derive any benefit from the same
who uses either rum or tobacco
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21

Inc following toast was given nj Watcrtown
Newllampshire, on the ith THe B,Sto,, r.
Pd'tR--Ihat renowned sociable TO which tSe
guests went without invitation. and fooL U,cjr
fea without cream or sugar" The cream of
ths joke would not have suthced them
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21
DuMeld's .fmerican sE,esiphofi..


THE PIONEER BRAND
ESTABLISHED N 1881, AND FOR WHICH
A PRIZE MEDAL
WAS AWARDED AT THE WORLDS FAIR, OR LoSDu1
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, Is I-sI,
1T hi, city, through pto ut sess5r
following ss,AblGkmsns.
PETERS WILLARD CO.. .5fHyr o oh Leys and Ei.uy s
r. NJ. MsALPlN CO., 40. - Common street.
| 81 Row,
HALL KEMP Co. etzet e. anal I'D str-es
IL. JOHNSTON CO., q s.A7s and oyI-A rs
WHITCONB LANlEf o. Tagf t9als. tarF a
A, J. ROBERTS 4 co, 81 Poylfas Streets
JOHN S. WALLIS 100 Magazine street.
DUDLEY NELSON. 70 Common and 50 Canal street,
6, NJ, BAYLY CO.. - Common 80 CartI .trr-t.
bzNDAL,fOE CO. a syi
x. ". ADAMS, . Tss1- pltGl,as street,
HOLMES CLAuSs, GrayirT street,
J. NJ JOHNSON 4 CO, Ftont Lsyse;
IUHN c. SHANNON, , Fulton stie,tt
W. S. WRIGHT Co. 81 T5b6ap rorsas slrsst.
CONVERSE CO, corner Ia'ay and tala s,r.s.
"Dlthgl he FIRST establish y. .~,f ,
Nnd IT, suphAtlealy ths WESTERN TIOVt ER rtH,t#,a 3D..
cure Invariably soo4-noue be.,sr.n lCrlqlua. Gazette.
~ Cared ahd sale By
CHARLES DCFFIELD 3 CO., Lo- sslIs Fy.
f'4s tm2p MARllS OWEN Cos, CoutrarJa. A.,.f,-~'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21

SiX-PENNY SAVINGS BANE-It is stated thu
the experiment Of a Six Penny Savings Bank
IN New York, though only few days old sue.
eeeds far beyond the most sanguinc expectation
Of Its managers. Deposits us small rs five cent,
are received. Hundreds Of mechanics, and the
poorest persons, have already ayaled themselye,
Of this opportunity to q" lay something by for d
rainy day "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21
II Sure Care

In all Complaints not to be mentioned, for tbs
small sum of 50,
can b. had by applying III. MEDICAL DEPOT 10 CArp street
Or. ChATMANS REMEDY IS SIMPLE, CERTAIN AND Pleas