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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-12

LA do. 70 hhds sugar Brand b Landy-6 bbs ncases
20 XIII no.s.: BssSadsa
Adams.16 BIRDS sugar DsGeos Plaisan!-O hhds s"ss.
IS bb moi0s1EW q d Urqahsr-i6 do r shaw kco-22
do Lauvs& Mccall 10 do q BsusieI . OLA hid. sugar
30 bbs molasss Aueustin Thbsut86 hhds saeaf Gov
dom Jr4D - Egana rs do, 10 bbs melassa Boeen
Foley Avsry-A do u CO. ne--Tots. Is bales cotton
Sls hhds sussY, go bbh molaan.
DONALDsONVuLE-Pef steamer Dr. Batey: 81 hhds
suEF, 23 bbls noIasses ogert. Foley Avey-l10 do,
hhds sugar Mason &c0-2 do bbs ~ hi % moase
] Ne ocq-19 hhds susar, 10 bb moasses, bales cotton
Gerard Gco-4 do. ~ bbl. ns.es Paw Lobit Goo-
do Braud Landry-l0o do. % hhds sugar tammack q
SOUR s-i2 DO 81 bbls molasse, Ausu tin Thbsut-S DC
co.'s DO 10 h.ds sugar Hewes-5C bbs molasses to
Shift &eo-2 hhds sugar To!edano Ta,loI-l5 bbl, mo.
asses Tee &co-E do w Flower &co-6s do G Urauhart
2s hhds sugar. 1,39 bbls SO bf bbis molassss.
DONALDsONVILLE-Per steamer Mary Foley shhds
sugar bbs molasses Bellocq $50 do. Is hhds sugar 10
Boger Foley Avery-4 d.. ~ bbs moasses Pavy Lobit
&c0F do, ID hhds sugar Mason kc0.25 20, ~ Dds
molases w Hewes-5O do. 70 hbds sugar w FLOWER q 60
80 bbls moasses Csmnack squires-S 90 to Braud y
Landry-l3 do. 10 hide sugar savage. Williams &co-2
bbls moIasses Reine do. 10 hhds sugar McC0n che
nou1elHD Do. 81 hf bb: %olsss.ss Ausu.tn Thbsu-
DONALDsONvILLE--Per stesme! Mus'c: II nd, sugar
40 do Pavy Lobit Goe-s5 do S. bhds sugar Be loca
Is do l6O moassss Bosert. Foley DO. I2
hbds sugar Cammack squifes-2i BIB molas e. bsud
Landry-l1 hhds sugar Z Gerard Gco.8 do w g dewes-
~ do. so bbls molzses Shift &co-Toa 80 hhds sugar
633 bbls mOlames.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-12
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
-SAE-@"
'CRsscRNr Opr1CR,
Friday Morning, Decembs1 IL. 1851.
Cottos-Buyer again came forward resly yesterday and
about $500 bales disposed of at steady prces.
new ORLEANS CLAss ArlOH.
,c,,c, hkA ,M,ddl;,o Rsiv

TObacc0-A sale Of = hhds at &C.,
Sugar and MOiasses-About o bids Sugar changed
hands at rather rm.r Fair 4S.. For Moasses
the demand unusually active and 1000 bb found pur
chase at 2l0224c mostly, however, At &c for prime.
FlOur-Ths market steady with sales Of 100 bbs
including 500 Ohio at % 65Osa rs 40 unbranded b.
Loss at % no 20 supene at "a co. 100 fancy "a i2
and 100 extra Illinois (Wss. Les Coz at - IS v bbl
Grsiu-COm was 10 rather limited request with sale, of
$50 sacks 4243 for poor mixsd AGA, for whites and 46c
for yellow St. Louis Oats $50 'od by party
al 35e and Of Bran 100 sacks at 92xc ' l00h.
PrOvisi0ns-Some oers for large lots OF Pork made
tut generally below the Of holders and the
confined 40 bbs Mess. inspected. el3 co. 30
ai3 U.s. and bbs the evee sl2 IS for Mess and
80 70 for Prime OF Beef 100 hf bbs Mess taken the
&6 on, and 81 bbls Prime % TO-. .Nohing OF
Quence doing in Bacon. Lard tssdy, with
Of 40 terces and 81 erces and 800 kegs prime
old 81 OF Western Butter LOO kegs prime taken
II, and g. boxes Cheese at 7A@7hc.
Star CandIes-25v boxes brought 1sc = b.
kice-55 tierces sold in several lots at 3xc
COfiee-Dull sales 800 bags old Rio 8, and 45O
at Sac.
Whsk y-20o bbs sold on the Levee at lie.
Freghts-200O bales Cotton shipped to Boston at
and 2l bb PORK taken Soc New Doc for Boston,
6oc for Philadelphia, and 62<c for Baltimore.
ExchAnses-Very moderate transactions;
FRANCS .zoBo u.
New York six,y-day Bills "a v disc.
sighi Checks New York para u . CT. disc.
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GGsiestsIe Msa,e.ns N0rehOssSs
No. Is 1 Cha rtr ST. New Orleans.

WRIGHT co. HAVING resolved to stand anrivalsd 10
every department oil their business have aHrse with the
,oprieos and Agent. Of all the genuine popular Patent
MeeInss throughout the United States keep con
stantv supplied with resh and ample assortment at rates
lar beow the usual market prices By this they
extensive assortment which be found n th other
city. Having had many years experience the purchase
and sale OF Patent MedlCnes, have facilities
for Sond uS!ns this psCua, department. The mos, liberal
sxoeednsly low, that the purchaser fail to eazs
handsome per eentase his investment. either Wolssse
Retail. AT their estab!ishmen, may he found fu
sssormeutOf ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES.
The following list comprises part oil their assortment, and
s6vs per cent nheape, than manufacturer regular
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-12

The President and has Coachman Hon. Tom
Corwn tells the following story of the present in
! cumbent of the White House:
President Fillmore, upon his elevation to the
Presidential chair, was obliged, in conformity with
the dignlies of his new station, to purchase
rage and horses. The horses were soon Obtained
and Mr. Preston, of South Carolina offered to dis
| pose of his fine COACH which was accordingly sent
10 the new President for his inspection.
Irish Jenny, the White House Coachman, was
| on hand when Mr.. Fillmore called at the stable to
inspect it, and wishing an opinion from Jenny
to The fitness of the COACH asked if he thought it
fine enough!
"Och, it's good coach, your honor" said
| Jenny.
"Bnt is it good enough, Jenny I" said the Pre-.
| sident.
Jenny, with doubtful scratch of the head,
| answered again in the same manner, when Mr..
| F., warning positive answer, said
| Jenny, do you think second hand carriage
| would do for a President 9''
"Och," said Jenny, remember your Honor's
second. hand President, and it's jist right"
The President took the coach.
The Reason achy the Water Of lie Dead Sea
is Untitled to Support Ltte.-Mr, Robert J.
Graves M. D., has communicated to the Edin-
burgh Philosophical Journal very interesting ar.
ticle the causes why the waters Of the Dead
Sea destitute of fish and other marine animals
The Dead Sea con aims no living thing within its
fatal boundaries, yet this salt sea, so famous in
story, is supplied with water from fresh water
rivers, which abound in fish and vegetables The
surface of the Dead Sea is 1900 feet below thu
level of the Mediterranean, is 1000 feet deep, 60
miles long and broad. 1t receives all the waters
of the Sea of Galilee. A correct chart of the old
lake was never given to the world until the expe-
! dition under Lieut.. Lynch surveyed it. The full
credit of this important fact is given to coun.
try by Mr.. Graves. 1t had been stated by Dr.
Robinson and Mr. Warburton that the shores o
, the Dead Sea were non-volcanic, but the expedi
ton brought home specimens of lava and scoria
, thus reutng former accounts.
!, There is another sea in the world just like the
= Dead Sea of Sodom This is the Great Salt Lake
of the Mormon country, discovered and explored
h by Lieut.. Fremont. This lake contains no living
: thing within its bosom, and it also receives thu
> | fresh waters of Lake Utah.
The waters of the Dead Sea Of Jordan contail
"a per cent of saline matter, consisting OF chic
/. rides Of potassium, sodium, calcium, magnesium
II iron, manganese, with bromide Of magnesium lhi
It saline impregpaon accounts for the absence {
j. all vegetable and animal life. The waters Of tn
: great American Salt Lake are nearly OF the sam
s composition, and present similar phenomena
that Of the Sea Of Sodoin.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-12
Great ealo Of Store Let's. :. Firse Annual Sale o.
the BAttuFe Building LOIS, Second
Municipality, New orleans.
Il. RE 4 A. - NAV

GfeAI SAio Of Store koes.. .F1Pse Annual Sale Of
tho Batture Building Lots, Second
Municipality, New orleans.
By J. A: BEARD 4 NAY, Aucti0neers.
sses s..b 5.So. = @ and asS.1s day, :. z
Sale, Room, Magazine street, NsvOaIssns-
81 &C. z: ssals e
G ., Up Mo- .s .ns in sGrMy
p.hy End csns or their OF said Stature all
1ss ss It.
0fn' LOTS ~ psS GRS St1 'Gn' he s
Levee Fulton Commsn and Canal each u, having
NINE LOTS OF GROUND .quar. bounded BY Froo.
inclusive No corner Il Cominoa, Taioa md FREQ;
r No. t. s r. snsn :%s FEM y
J. SIXTEEN LOTS or GROUND, sountsd b, New L.,..,
f'E.: tss S.,e1 from
No is Poydr.. s.s Lev. and Fuon .tr.e.
Losaa 1913. 10. il, a. 49, "A. IS front New Levee
=. SIXTEEN LOTS or GROUND IN til. .qu.r. bounded BY
to s inclusive Lot ofm: he sO1ner q faioa. ses 1--we.
FS r',strs New So ~ e g
u 4 ss - AZ sI : b,
Ne. Le,se Fulton L,tay,s and Glod numbsrnE
saa ss the ri ass
IL rom me-. on Futon ssss . nd New To- "a and
6. TEN LOTS or Gk6USD IN the .qu.r. bounded by New
.. fa Es: s%:
and New Leyss ,tee. Lsus and front Futon
ma Nine LOIS u GROUND in tn. square founded b, No.
Dame Julia Fulton and New Levee .,
New Levee Lot No. orms
New Leyee seets Lots2 49, g, and from, fulton and
J. rwENfY.ThREs LOTS OF GROUND i. the square bou.-
ded Julia St Joseph New Lsve and Fulton stree
from to 49, inclusive Lot Ne forms the Of Jus Fulton
and Nes Leyee streets Lot No. % forms The corner st. Joseph
Fulton and New Leyes streets Lots g. TO- II,
IS. "A, u.s. 10, IL. 49, 10. . 81, r. front fulton and New Ls'ee
8. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND the .qu.r. bounded BY st.
Joseph. Market New Ltve and Fulton numbering
inclusive Lot No. io,m, the corner Of st Joseph fulton and
and New Leve stree Lots and trent Fulton and New
Leves streets.
Deiord Fulton New Levee
ciusve Lot No. the OF Fulton, New Levee And
Lot No. Of Dslord Fulton
New Levee Lets and front Fulton and New Lsvee
H. ONE sLET. bounded BY Delsrd Fulton New Ls'ss and
street named. having tour fronts
The above property, locality
Rsa Estate the United States The whole building lou
opening well tor thu
heavy Wesefu business vho,
phc Plans viii be really August,
forwarded requiring
sold property by
compromise $780, shall
compromise made, prior
Terms Of sals-onek cash. balance in equal nstalment
divided required of three and
from
hnal
secured by mortgage aul5 ef
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&. Yale, Jr., r. Co.,
81 MAGAZINE STREET,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN IMPORTED
w FANCY AND STAPLE SILKS,
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
STRAW GOODS. Etc. );
MILLINERY ARTICLES. LACKS,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, EA1ROIDERIEs,
RIBBONS, GLovks,
FEATHRRs, FRlN8Ks,
TRIMMINGS, BokRRTs, Etc.
large and complete assortment OF every thing in their
line of the latest styles, received to which they respect
fully invite attention OF the wholesale trade generally.
Z. YALE, JR.. 4 Co ~ Magazine street,
sl2 ly3p between Common and Gravier streets.
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CyOckery, CHINA, GLASSWARE.
ETC. ETC.
WHOLE A LIE AND RETAIL.

p. RI FELL 4 co.
No. "a Common street, Camp have on hand 4 n
~ a complete stock OF goods OF the latest pat.
~ terms and shapes. which they are offering at ~
unusual low prices. The following are% -
some of the leading articles for
HOUSE FURNISHINGS:
Dining Sets-Whte Opaque and French China.
Tea SetL-God Band, DECORATED and Whiie China.
Decorated Chambs Sets, VASES. Coties Cups etc.
Solar Lamps-Tabe and Hanging.
Hall Lamps-Paper and Cut Lamp Shades.
Silver Plated CASTOR, Candestick Forks, Spoons etc.
Knives and Forks, Of 81 pieces by the dozen.
Britannia Castors, Candestcks, etc.
Block TIN Coffee higgins. Urns, etc.
BLOCH. Tin Dish Heaters.
Japanned WATERS all sizes and qualities.
AT WHOLESALE-A general assortment for country
trade Of common and fine Crockery and Gass Ware, Kny
and Forks, Spoons Walters, Candlestoks, Lamps, cks
Shades etc. etc. all OF which will be offered low theI
sold in the Unied States, and packed the safest
ner Tor transporI aton. MO 3m2&3p
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NEW GOODs-P. W. WOODLIEF, No. /

7. WOODLIEF. No. l3
received per steamships Win.
ire City, and by the sailing
on and Havre, an assortment
Q FANCY AND STAPLE
in extent. variety
Q now offers WHOLESALE
sr0us patrons al very reduced
part OF the following, viz:
Rich plaid Raw Silks;
English. Frenoh and Amer.
can Cslic0es
A complete assortment Of
Eng n, German and French
Hosiery
Superiur white and cold Silk
Hose and Hall Hose
GLOVES AND MiTTS.
Buck. Chamois, Kid, Cash.
mere, Silk, FilOselli and f.
let, Of every descrDtlen.
| LACE GOODS.
A large and elegant arsortm'i
OF Valenciennes, English,
French and German Laces,
| and do. EmbrOideries:
Superior 6.l2 and l2-4 Liner
Sheetings;
Damask Table Linens anl
Napkins, new and splendid
styles;
"A irish and German Linen
and Lawns
Linen Cambria HdSfs, plain
Embroidered and colored Dor
dered Curtain Stuff, embr't
| Lace and Muslin, Silk AND
Wooden Damask, etc.
PLANTATION GOODS.
Heavy kepeys. Loweis. Lin,
esys. Jeans. Denims, Stripes
and CottOnades:
ISuper French Bed Blankets ;
Heavy Grainer Plantation do,
very superior.
specially call the attention oil
k OF goods for their use. II il
have been selected with great
of long experience in that par.
SIS II
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-12

Equality of the Races.-Ihis is the subject of a
new work by John Campbell, which has just been
issued from the press in Philadelphia. To prove
the nierority of the negro to the white race, the
writer adduces many facts, both ancient and
modern. We have only room for the following
extract:
| take it for granted that no dark race of men
| has ever been equal TO white race. Equal num-
bers, Ceteris pdrtbus, the dark must submit to
the tar; the two cannot exit together the same
| community On Ierns OF equality. speak not here
of The justice injustice of The maiter-I only
speak OF The fact The whole history OF the world
proves ii. 1t is an actual fact, truth reality
| as il was five thousand years ago, 1t was four,
and three, and two, and one thousand years ago
so 1t Is TO day, that the dark have always to
yield The superior intellect OF The wnite. Never
| at any given time from the most infinitely remote
| antiquity until now, has there ever appeared a
| race OF negroes, that II, men with wUoly heads,
Hat noses, thick and protrudlng lips, who has ever
emerged from stale Of savagesrn oe-baf bars,n to
even a demi. civilization. Look TO the West Indies,
10 Brazil, Australia, to the Gold Coast to Fan
guebas, to Congo, to Aenegambia, to Ashantee !;
nay, 10 the civilization under his imperial hghess
Faustin, The frat Emperor of Hayti, and answer
me, ye Garrsons. and Phillipses and Folsoms, and
| SMITHS, What has this race done III five thousand
| wears
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-12

1utCkt
field Scott. Union and EN-
packets from New York, Bos
Of Fashionable and Seasonal
DRY GOODS. heretofore /
and recherche style, which
AND RETAIL to his nun
prices. The stock consists in
Suuer Broche ANTIQUE Silks
Col0red Armure Silks /;
Striped Tateta Silks
High col. plain Poult de Sole
Black Br0cade f'aeopnee;
Extra rich and embr'r do;
Changeable and Chene do;
Embrpld'd Damask and piail
Poult de Sole;
Extra rich changeable an,
chameleon Poult de Sole ;
Small plaid high colored do.
for misses;
Marcellines and FloTences, O
every shade and color;
White and coiored Satins;
A lew pieces superior heav
black and cOlored watere,
PUuIt de Sole;
COlofed Silk Velvets
Rich Chene Satin striped an
pain Cashmere d. Ecosse
French and English Merinos
MOusseilnes de Lame an
Alpacas, solid colOrs, O
every variety of shade
Plain, striped and plaid Pop
Inns:
Superior black and cord plaii
and figured canton Grapes
A large assortment oil whit
and colr'd embr'd and p laiI
Cape Shawls. some axtri
rich !;
MennO. Cashmere and heav,
nch Silk Shawls;
~ P. w. w. would
factors and planters to his stO,
very comUlete and the srtlcle'
care and judgment, the result
dcular line.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-12

1ae Railways Of The World.-Wuhin the brief
space Of twenty years, The population of Europe
aud the United States, amounting, in aggregate
number, to about 24O,OOO,OOO of souls, have con.
strucled and brought into operation length of rail
way which, il continuously laid, would exactly
surround this planet; and have expended in the
accomplishment Of tins work amount Of capital
Of nearly S2,24O,00O00O 1t appears, also. that
there is sl III progress length amounting to about
sixty per cent. Of that which has actually been ex
ecuted so that when the whole shall have been
completed, there will be entire extent OF about
40. 600 miles Of railway, upon which capital OF
So, 500, 100000 will have been expended. The
United States has 42S miles of railroad for every
million Of population United Kingdom, $50; Ger.
manic States, ll6; Belgium, 1913; France, 81 I;
Russia, 81; Italy, Sc.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-12

The Cause of Crime in our Midst According
to The report of society organized in this city for
the suppression of gambling. there are S09 coffee
houses, 429 card rooms, II rondo tables. Is keno
rooms, II bagatele tables, 80 billiard tables, faro
rooms, "a len pin alleys, besides numerous smaller
games, all in full operation in this city contrary
to the laws of the State and he ordinances OF the
city 1t requires prophet to 'ell of the cause
of The many highway robberies ard burglares tina t
our city papers daily TEEN with. The above stats.
tics speak volumes. Cincinnati Chronicle
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First designated the follow
'u - tbs Nos ihe hairoai and rnu
III th second n The Nos above The STERN Dat ano
No. Jsg Fnboa Landing. In the Third fm3) the IRE
aAlK
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D. IS F. BELDEN, .
No. Charities street,

D. w. F. BELDEN, n
No. Chartres street.
Beaver Hats Angola Hats.
Moeskn Hats. Fash. and b. B. Brush Hats.
Cashmere Hats. Black and Dfab Plain Hats.
Silk Hats. Ivab Hats.
All color Wool Mex. Hats. Opera Hats.
White and Black Soft French Hats.
Drab and Blue Soft French Hats.
Black and White Brush Mex Hats.
Black and White Planters Brush Hats.
Black, Brown, Dtab and Green Fur Mex. Hats.
Boys Silk and Angola Hats.
Boys Fur and Wool Hats.
Boys Fine Brush and Cashmere Hats.
Black and Pearl Wool Negro Hats.
Glazed California and Son. Westeis.
Mems and Boys Cloth Caps. Otter, Seal and musk Caps
- - Plush e. Hair Seal -
- - Army Silk and Cotton Glazed -
Silk and Bingham UMBRELLAS.
ED The above comprises Of the stock of goods
line be found in the Southern country, and being
direct from manufactOry in New York. Offer in
ducements to purchaser both in quality and price, which
they will ascertain by giving CALL
dl lm3p ID. w. & F. BELDEN, Chartres st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-12

CRESCENT OEnCs,
Friday Morning, December Il, 1851.
Cleared festsraay.
Ship Scotia, Misskely, Liverpool, J II Ashbridge SEQ
Snip Epaminondas, White, trieste, shift Il co
Bark Acauia, rosby, Omar eslOn, X NJ Harrison co
Brig Pulaski, Norris, NewYOrk Toby u Bogart
Brig Henry Marshal, West, Havana, Master
Schr VIM Pettes, West, st MARKS. EG Rogers co
Steamer Beacon. Shaw, Montgomery via Mobile,
Oslesby u Macaulay
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-12

Heavy Rain.-On Thursday night last, says the
Central Georgian Of the I'd inst. had the heavi-
est rain that has fallen for long while. 1t com
menced raining about dusk, and continued almost
during the entire night, with but slight variations
the water courses all high; the dam OF Riddle's
Mills was broken, and part of the Central Rail
road, near that place. washed up Below NJ" IL
the road was again 80 washed as to prevent the
cars from passing. Friday, we believe, was the
only day on which the cars did not run through,
the damage having been sufficiently repaired by
Sa urdaY 10 permit of their passing up.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-12

Horrb "a colored man by the name Of Bun.
dy and his wife, met in house in Vine street above
Twelfth, last evening, and quarreling about pre-
vlous difficulty, he struck her blow in the face
She instantly seized pot full of boiling water
which was setting upon the stove, and dashed the
water into his face frighuuly scalding him, and, i
is said, entirely destroying his eyes, She was ar
rested by officer Couch, and lodged in the station
house. [Cincinnati Times, I'd inst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-12

Mr.. George Wright, the ingenious inventor of
the beautiful machine for making percussion caps,
which was exhibited at the Capitol last year, and
admired by every body, has just returned from
ConslantnoPle, to which city he took one of his
machines some months ago to submit it TO the
Ottoman Government. Struck, as every one
doubtless was with the completeness and unequaed
efficiency Of the machine, the Sultan not only
ordered it to be purchased, but bestowed on the
worthy inventor a complimentary present of much
intrinsic value as well as beauty. 1t consists Of
what the Turks call Fart, or coffee cup holder,
finely enameed, and ornamented with some thirty
diamonds
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AUCTION SALES.

Furniture Furniture Furniture.
BIZ j. M. WEYMOUTH, AueaioAssr.
- AT his store, No w IT. Charles strsst.
EhlDf December ~ at hpss 10 oci"cs-vin ss sold
doe lot FURNITURE such Marble Top Burssus Msrts
TIP Wuslands Mahogany and Walnut Armo Bsdssads aud
a variety q other Furniture
IN. An. s.,,..,. vx- "a Ala, lsor. Am
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Dress MNkiIlg.

nRESS MAKING-MRs. STEWART respect
~ fully informs her friends and the pubic that she III
has returned to the city, and business her
residence, No. as Apollo street, between
Caliope AMI Clio streets MIS- lm3ps EA
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LIVERPOOL-Per ship Scotia: 1906 bales cotton.
TRtE5TE-Per ship Epamnondas: 2J74 bales cotton.
CHARLESTON-Per bark Acadia; 2 bb's l. binds sugar
- casks bacon AZ bbs mOlases, lou do whisky l0J hides
120O sacks corn.
NEW YORK-Per brig Pulaski: l25 bbls molasses, 40
hbds sugar.
HAVANA-Per brig II Marshall: 1890 SKIS corn.
ST MARkS-Per schr Wm Petes 10 hhts sugar, 500
bbls flour, 40 do whisky, 10 cks bacon. Us SKIS corn.
MONTGOMERY-Pers steamer Beacon: 240 bbls 40 hf do
-four $40 bulls whisky. ~ hf do beef IL bbs mosses 81
pork, cks bacon hhds 100 bags do coffee,
INCA hagn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-12

Fugitive Recia,med.-The first reclamation
under Ina ,fugiuve slave law at this place took
place on Thursday last. 1hs fugitive from Mis-
sour was arrest ID, taken before the U. S. Com
missioner, aud the ownership and identity proved
He was then delivered to the owner and removed
10 the place from whence he came without any
excitement Mha ever. Quincy Oil Wing.
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List of Vessels in Port Not Cleared.

Per ship Zanoni from Havre-2ls in steesage.
Per brig Lucy, from San Juan 80 passengers.