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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-12-19

INTERESTING FROM HUNGARY-ARREsT
OF AN AGENT OF KossUTH-The fol-
lowing information from Hungary, by the
last steamer, Is interesting: A grave
event has taken place amongst the Austrian
Corps d'Armee in Hosein. Many of
the regiments comprising it consist in a
great part of the Hungarians, and among
them are many young men of noble
families, who are compelled by Austrian
government 10 serve as private soldiers.
In spite of disasters drawn down on un-
fortunate Hungary by the revolution, these
soldiers cannot repress the hatred which
animates them, or their desire for a new
revolution. The presence in England of
Ex-Governor kossuth has greatly con-
trbuted, of late, to excite the sentiment of
hatred Of these Hungarian soldiers, and an
armed revolt, of which the consequence
would have been incalculable, in the North,
has been on the point of breaking out
amongst them, but it has been prevented
by the active surveillance of the superior
officers OF the Austrian battali0nS. An
agent OF kossuth and the Revolutionary
propaganda of London, the Hungarian
Count Potocki, was arrested by the mill
tary authorities OF Reusburg. He had
arrived from London, by way Of Paris,
under a false name; in his possession
were found proclamations exciting the
soldiers TO revolt, and printed copies of
kossuth's last speech in England. Hay
nau was recently nearly burned to death
at MS residence in Hungary, an incen-
diary having set his house ON fire.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-12-19

THE USE OF GRAND-MoTHER.-As
two urchins were trotting along together,
one of them fell and broke pitcher which
he was carrying.-He then commenced
crying, when the other boy aked him why
he took on so p Cause, says he, when
get home, mother will lick me for
breaking the mugr What said the
other, hain't you got grandmother
living at your house! mo ! was the re-
ply. We'll | have, and | might break
two mugs and they dare'nt lick me-
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-12-19

WORTH KNOWING 1t is said that
small piece of rosin dipped in the water
which is placed in a vessel on stove mot
an open fre-place,) will add peculiar
property to the atmosphere of the room,
which will give great relief to persons
troubled with a cough. The heat of the
stove is sufficient to throw off the aroma
of the rosin, and gives the same relief that
is afforded by the combustion of the rosn.
This is preferable to combustion, because
the evaporation is more durable. The
same rosin may be used for weeks.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-12-19

An EGYPTIAN kEY.-M. De Nerval, a
recent French traveller in Egypt, thus de-
scribes the key of house which he took
during his residence in Cairo. 1t was a
piece of wood Z" like a bakers tally, at one
end Of which five or six nails were driven
in, as if at random but there was no ran
dom in the matter. This strange key is
introduced INTO hole in the door; the
nails correspond with little holes, invisible
from without, pass through them and raise
a wooden bolt"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-12-19

1 OST, at The Town Hall, at the time of the
E4 Agricultural Exhibition, the Blu Of an
AtbatrosS. Any person finding 1t Will very
much oblIge ine owner BY leaving 1t at lhe
Bee Hive Dtog Store of
Lewistown, Nov. p, 1871.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-12-19
MoiChtS and Measures.

1 ne lollOWlhg tabIc Oh Tie nulhoeT
pounds of various articles to bushel, may
be of interest TO some of our tarmin!
friends:
OF wheat, sixty-pounds.
OF shelled corn, iftysix pounds.
OF corn, in the cob, seventy pounds.
OF oats, thirty-fve pounds.
OF barley, forty-eight pounds.
OF potatoes, sixty pounds.
OF beans, sixty pounds.
OF clover seed, sixty pounds.
OF timothy seed, forty-five pounds.
OF flax seed ffty-six pounds.
OF bran, twenty pounds.
OF hemp seed, forty-four pounds.
OF buckwheat, fifty-two pounds.
OF blue grass seed, fourteen pounds.
OF castor beans, forty-six pounds.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-12-19

Manufacture of Shatols-the Bay State .MlIs-.nag-
nihtde-C Consumption Of HOot-OPsratirss-
Their Character-.4neriean HrentiOn-Iritanph
Of Ge'itts-Poreer Of .hind-E:tsct upon the
EcnnO,l,i of Tifa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-11
Receipts of Produce.

.js I'll;
whisky Martin, Owen &eo-6 dol Prden-6 do bells v l.
Swne Green &ooss bas. eabs Psne f B Dsfl
bbIs potatoes o Hewitt Norton %sos bales mdse White i
,s,G 9te M ill.,: Ss1sl-za
Dbl beans Bscoe smms-37 SKIS oats, 8 rolls leather Fs
Greenwood &co do Cocks co%Tota I. liz Sp bsiss
cotton.
Ada%s-l0 do lard oil, a. acchol Geddssas sssEs
% cs lard 4 Kegs do. dried beef Meesor &co
s:;i
DO Alcohol s. pss candles si Kegs 3 3D. ps
feet sehneters5 Do butter seccS%b voorhies.sj DO
oal o boxes fsGsss
S wsS sss e bR, DO
%$s hiss Dol pss tssi ,s 90 Beans
s' sstas g
beef q DO ,sRw de grease s5 kFs lIS
ta,oss Fly-s5 . Ks Do. bs beans Lsoy
s vs.
y s steamer United States 1870 boxs.
hs bb IF 90 poss K sh snSg
d whisky R Dc C99n0s SsSiS0 DO
sPsy;'s % SS'ss + 90 bssf MotssR1 oss bb'
Stauler50 do starch Fox-l6 bbls IS hf do beef IS
do sfsifi r%1 Mas
S rs fS
FsR1s Ss Pd box md.s
lard Ill ham: WrsSt Ses1ils Sts Sssf 90
DO S ks 4
ea on bales s%. sson WisRss do GREENWOOD &so-5 do
bradley Wilson &cs s; do hugely Blair Eso1l9 do PEI
| cotton.
BAYOU sARA--Pes steamer St Charles: 70 bales cot.
fa MK ss k Bs f' ;s ao w1
Isos Sssss
s swgsy G1se1 SsO Oakley
hhds sugar 2 bbs moasses i35 81 do Plauehs SEQ
Gerard &so-lo do hhds sugar swinsy. Green &oo-s dc
Psyas d. g s d E H.as
s. &sa do SaSss Pa 10 r
gIer-iS hhls sugar Ar MiltenbergerIO bales domestic
Wright! Williams Heo-s b1s ID Do u Palmer Is, {
UNDERGRADUATES steamer m Caddo: q bids su
JSni5 do " Lee@ao bb, moIa.sss Brand \ Ian
dry-40 do Tete Seo-4 do Darby & TIemoplst-s2 do
-5eA Misnberssf &co-Total' ioI hhds sugar 81 barrel
molasses.
| ALENhNDRlA-Perkea mer Texas kangei' 81 hh9
| sugar Hill, Mclean Sco-20 do Lauye MeCnl-b barrel
moasses Dennisloun5O hi DO Bogert, Foley Aver
| --sundes to order.
ST LOUIS-Per steamer TimouI Noa: 276 bbs beef. Z
hf do tongues Price, Frost kco-24 bb pork, 81 ties ham,
% do lard Mathews60 bbs whisky T Buddecke &eo,
o0 do Turner Wilson &co5OO bb flour. 81 do beef Och
10 ties bacon ConnOy &col90 bbls -four l67 kegs lard
Oglesby MaGaulay-55o do. IS hhds pork w 4 STAG!
bbs pork Hewitt Norton &co-I3 do IS bales hair
Woodrah &Gol5S bo, beef Geddesel7 eks e,lGsks
-lo2 bags wheat jury &cos7 kegs butter Goodrich 500
| sunlries to order.
| MONTGOMERY-Per steamer Pearl; bxs | Dbl K.
| mdse TO Greenwood Il MOns-l box do aOl bales cotton
Fahy-i 10 Rugeiey, Blair &eo--21 do Jury &oo-3
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-11

BELF ASrPer ship Ryetdae: 4537 SKIS salt piece oil
cloth, ~ kits henlngs Ii Cammack &co.
BkEMENIler ship INLAND Sy4s bars IL bdls iron War.
champagne Is Lobden.
BATh-Per ship thamplan: 2ol tons paving stones to
Green a. Hardlng-oS4 bales hay, master.
NEW iURk-Per ship Mount Vernon: Ass'd mdse
PORTL AMBER shp Cornthian: 81 bbs mackerel to
Baker Morel-dD bales hay l5O spars ~ boxes
NEW YORk-Per ship Meridian: Ass d mdse.
BOsTON-Per ship Sheffield: Assd mdse
HANkE-Per bark Atala: 4kgs Durand-3 do n l.
&eo5 ta%oz@i DneonssM Lansa-a S Gasss
G Husson-so thomas-5 Mayer.i q Poupen-1 N
3 n Haggery * Bro-5 A Paya-S Loson & SiIvesrIe
Il Cusaehs-l Madame Bo,eII4 Sssk. Day y stauher
Meun-l kock-l q Hus,on-4 Q Schneder-6 do V
Dsnas1d Ghass%e Beqiapssl Morsso- Psgot
&co-o Trequet-z eebrecht-4 do Or Beugnoi-6
VINE. 10 CHS md.e WarneSeu KIohhoi-i6 pkss cheese
ai4 baskets potatoes Chasserel-s5 pkgs mdse order
LVERPOOL-Per bark Aetaeon 60o6 SKIS salt Hog hton,
THOMAsTON-per bark Elliott: Lime to master
HAVANA A = brig soue' 1900 cisars Mendoza
do LsbcIde Xqaes-l5 do NJ Cabalero--i Il Cahuzac
do M. BadoSS d. oLdeT0s 9 corn clgaTs az bxs
4 CASES cigars Guerin-i do Vassundres order.
SALT KEY-Per brig l. Copeland 634s bushels salt to
BUSTON-ter brig Toledo: Customhouse granite.
ST JAGO DE CUBA-Per brig Tomas: 9a2 Mexican
d0uboons To PUG, Mir &co.
ONAlRE-Per brig Cimbrus: a4OO bbs salt Whit
ney &co.
BONAlRE-Per brig Geo l. Abbott 232o bbis salt to 1
Whitney &eo.
MOBiLE-Per schr Mystic: 1000 SKIS salt w Peyton.
CoAST-Per schr Mexico: 234 bbs moasses, I3S hid
sugar, order
CoAsT-Ps schr Italy: 10 bbs molasses, As hhds suga
TO order.
COAST-Per sch Topic Ig9 hhds sugar 1870 bbls moas
SEES 10 order.
COAsT-per soop Beona: IS hhds sugar. order.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-11
and we'll adapted T q SS.
SHERM ANS
NEW PATENT
T r y S S
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL EFFECT A PERMANENT
e VI II IL.

w This Truss entirely different from all others in form
and principle Of action consequently effect possessing all the
the kinds heretofore The pressure
natural being comparatively light in bad Ruptures be
regulated and to bear directly the herna
thereby aiiordns security all times under the
violent exercise BY its when fitted by the
skiliul Surgeon, the placed beyond the
danger OF Sang o. any ohe, painful dangeou,
symptons which unteQuent OF other Truses
Ii common practice Tor persons afflicted with Hernia,
select Truss and apply to themselves. II is bad and
understand Anatomy and familiar with the OF
RuptuIss Let be remembered that the best Truss may be
sad rot pTope5IE fitted Therefore have CONCLUDED to
81 my office, To- ST. ChARLxs STREET, Sewt hieuns.
Obse the of the T- the n'his iviN W
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-11

Philosophie Dobbs --D,bbs says that beauties
generally die old maids. They set such value on
themselves they don't find purchaser till the
ket is closed. Out of dozen b, autes, Who have
come out within The last eighteen years, eleven, he
says, still occupy single beds They spend their
days in working green dogs on yellow wool-whe
their evenings are devoted to low spirits and
Tuppers Philosophy"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-11


~ Charres street, has iusI
field ScQtt Union and En-
packets from New York, B0s
of Fashionable and Seasonsh
DRY GOODS, heretofore ,
and recherche style, which
AND RETAIL to his nun
prices. The stock consists in
Super Broche ANTIQUE Silks
COlored .Armute Silks
Striped Taieta Silks
High col. plain Poult de Sole
Black Brocade FseOnnee;
Extra rich and embr', do;
Changeable and Chene do;
Embrold'd Damask and plan
Poult de Sole;
Extra rich changeable ant
chameleon POult de Sole
Small plaid high oolored do.
for misses;
Marcellines and Florences, o
every shade and color;
White and colorsd Satins;
A few pieces superior heavl
black and c0lored watere,
POult de Sole;
ColOred Silk Velvsts
Rich Chene Satin striped an
pain Cashmere d EcOsse ;
French and English Merinos
Mousselines de Lame an
Aipaeas, solid col0rs, @
every variety of shade
Plain, striped and plaid POP
| Inns I;
Superior black and cold plai
and figured Canton Grapes
A large assortment oil viii,
and colr'd embr'd and plai
Grape Sbawls. some exit
rich /;
Merino, Cashmere and heav
rich Silk Shawls,
~ Z. w. w. would
factors and planters 10 his stO
very complete and the srticls
care and Judgment. the result
licular line.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-11
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.



Cleared Ysstsrday.
Ship Jo:ephns. Paine. Liverpool. TIC Jenkins y GO
ship Isaac Bell. Johnston, Bavre. c Birkls
"S - 9l'.' 'D'"' '''ts''"' - Kennedy g Fq.,s,
oh Jas deisOn Coidson Tampa Bay via
s %a B. VIZ sn Young
Arrived.
snip s1%Sj H %hi,asy asss ?1
Ship Mount Vernon Given ID days from new oA'
Ship Caroline Mary Clark. Emerson. 10 days from New
r ship Lord Egin, Harfon "a days from Cork in ballast. TO
ship o'nthan Dyer IA days from Portland Me- to master
Ship 1aqnn, Doughty days from Havana. in ballast to
s SaRd wass s% Bremen 9Th October
Br ship Riverdae Maxwell, " days from NewYork. to
Ship Champ!an. Woodward. IS days from NswYork. to
Ship MERIDIAN, Manson, days from NewYork. Jos
Ship Sheffield Lewis IA days from Boston. to G w Hynson
r bark Helen Conway. from London Oct a, to Whit
r bark Acaeon Henson, s6 days Liverpool Hogh-
o R RANKIN sSd Ssv, ,o rb0waon to ma,,e,
Bark A.a Thompson, "a days from Havs, Chas Dsaks
Brig May Elizabeth Mcconnell. FROM Havana 9TH inst and
90 hours TO the Bar. TO master-lst my,
Brig Sonic Smith, from Havana 9TH inst, to DeVisser
Brig Toledo Hemmingway "A days from Boston--sd my
Brig Geo L Abbott, Stanley, ID days from Bonae' TO
Brig CnDras. Kopge,hod ID day. from Bonaire to Jas
Whitney xco-POnt.
U steamer Fashion. Baker from Baton Rouge. with ;
Troops.
Schr Mystic Small. day from Mobile, master-Basin
Schr Mexico, Pampefe from the Coast
Schr llaly, Sanchez. from the Coast.
Schr Tolic francisco. from the Coast.
Soop Belona AlOnz0, from the Coast.
5TEAnBuITs.
Fanny Smith, Richards. from Louisville.
Moro Castle. scott, from Cincinnati.
nlted states, + ORD, from Cincihhal
Tmuur No y, Dix, from st Louis.
Gypsy, IRE, from Bayou sara
$ Charles, Apologize, from Bayou sara.
"a lido, Dlmltry, from Donaldsonvlle.
Texas Ranger, claiborne. from Alexandria.
reaf, BOafdman, from Montgomery.
Towboat Conquero Andrews from the Passes-owsd dow
the 9Th lust, ships saml LawTance and Del
aware. schr Apaceda-bought up ships Connhian,
Mount Vernon and Tarqun.
Towbcat Hercules, LaPlace, from the Pases-owed down
and 10 the An INST ships AnlsrtIc and Quebec,
bark Che sapeake. schIs Susan and Two Eriendsbrol
up ships INLAND and RiverdaIe. brig Z soule.
Towboat Panther, Clouman, from the Passesowed down
and to the 9th inst, ships Bay State Harrisburg
and Ernestne, chrs torah and Eagebrousht up ship
Cbampialn, bark Ataa and brig Toledo.
TowbOat Persian, PInneg6T, from The Passes went down
. bght-br brought up ship Caroline and Mary Clark.
Towboat Ang Saxon, Porter from the ed down
and to the 7th inst ship Mary Ward bngs Jenny
and Adams Gray-broug up ships Meridian and She
field. brig Mary Elizabeth.
GOwboat Defiance DAVIS from the Passes-tnwed down and
10 the ith inst, ships VIcksburg and Louisiana
brought up ship X Sumner, barks Helen and Acas
Job-boat Matilda, -, from the English Turn-brOugh
bark Elliott.
BELow-coMIsG UP.
Ship Allegheny from Philadelphia.
ship Zsnon from Have
LAX Gather ne augusta, from Boston.
| Brig Lucy, from San Juan
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-11

~ hc o1iiiiiA
on and Havre, an assortment
e FANCY AND STAPLE
in extent. variety
. now offers WHOLESALE
srOus patrons at very reduced
BART Of the following, viz;
Rich plaid Raw Silks;
English, French and Amer.
can CalicOes /;
A complete assortment Of
Eng'h. German and French
Hosiery
SUPERIOR white and cold Sill
Hose and Hall Hose
GLOVES AND MIfTS.
Buck. Channels, Kid, Cash.
mere. Silk, Filoselli and Fl.
let, of every description.
LACE GOODS,
A large and elegant assortm''
OF Valenciennes, English
French and German Laces
and do Embroideries
Superior 6-la and l2-4 Linel
Shsetings;
Damask Table Linens an,
Napkins, new and splendid
| styles;
"A Irish and German Linen
and Lawns
Linen Cambria Hdkis, plain
Embroidered and colored boz
dered Curtain Stuff, embr',
| Lace and Muslin, Silk an
i Wooden Damask, etc.
|, PLANTATION GOODS.
Heavy kerseys, Lowels. Lin
seys, Jeans. Denims, Stripe
II and Cottonades:
Super French Bed Blankets
Heavy Grainer Plantation dc
very superior.
, specially call the attention ,
* Of goods for their use. 1t
, have been selected with grel
of long experience in that pa
SIS II
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-11
NEW ORLEANS MARK ETS,


Thursday Morning, December IL, 1851,
CottOn-There good inquiry from English and
French buyers eeray aud 5000 bales changed hands,
orally at steady prices
HlW nRLELMs LAsslncATlOE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-11

Per ship COrinhia1. from PortandMrs Sargent and child
Mr. Jas Hill and lady, Mr. Elder. Mrs and Miss Pece, Nj
Chase, Mr. Staples, Mr. Warren.
Per ship Mount Vernon, from New York-3l in steerase
Per ship Lord FL GIN from Cork-253 in Storage.
Per shin INLAND from Bremen-335 in Storage
Per bark Helen, fran LondOn-l22 IN steerage
Per bark Atala, from Hayre30U In Storage.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-11
CrOckery, CHINA, Glassware,

" VCVC1 - CHINA, WCtSC0VVVtEGs
ETC. ETC.
WHOLES ALE AND RETAIL.
p. X. FELL g. co.
No. "a Common street, near Camp, have on hand 4 a
GIk complete stock OF goods OF the latest pat ~
" terms and shapes, which they are offering at ~
49, unusual low prices. The following are/
- some of the leading articles for
HOUSE FURNISHINGS:
Dining Sets-Whlte Opaque and French China.
Tes Sets-God Band, Decorated and White China
Decorated Chamber Sets Vases, Coffee Cups etc.
lut and Pressed Glass, Tumbers, Wines, etc.
Sular Lamps-Table and Hanging.
Hall Lamps-Paper and Cut Lamp Shades
Silver Plated Casors, CandlestickI Forks, Spoons Etc.
Knives and Forks, of 81 pieces OF by the DOZEN
Britannia Castors Candlescks, etc.
BlpckTn Coffee higgins, Urns, etc.
Block Tin Dish Heaters
yapapned Waters, all sizes and qualities
AT WHOLESALE-A general assortment for con try
trade of and fine Crockey and Glass Ware Knives
and Forks Spoons, Walters Cand esticks Lamps Woks
Shades all OF which will be Offered as low as they
sod in the United Staes and packed the safest man.
ner Tor Transportation. n2o 3m2&3p
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-11
NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAH nIGRMIMG DEC IL

Gossip.-Ihe Paris correspondent Ui the French
Courier, in NewYu,k, had interview with Lola
Monies just before she sailed for this country, and
the reason he gave for sailing on the same vessel
with kossuh was so that she might leave Europe
unnotic-d, and under the shadow" OF the great
Hungarian. Mr. GailIardet declares her to be a
woman oI much spirit and great good sense, not
Withstand ny the eccen ricitle, Of her romantic
istence. The tragi come stories told of her in
connection with ihe Btuss.l Is circus all apOcry-
pia, hut she fears their effect upon her character
in the United States. Size spoke Of this to Mr..
Gaillardei bs an aneiere country, and where, II
was said, virtue TO be sold in the gross, but
not in detail.
Mr.. Gaiilardet says thai necessity has driven
Lola Monies to the stage, all her property having
bren cisspa,ed by her husband, and all her goods
rontiscaied by he new King oi Bavaria. Finally,
Lola has been prescribed from Germany, and now
seeks deverance from tyranny, we are told, in the
New World, where perhaps she may be taken up
and "put through as martyr on behalf of the
progressive spirit of the age
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-11
Tobncco-one 10, OF 10 hhds sold at DO.

Tobncro-One lot OF ID hhds sold at be.
sugar aud Nolnsses-Sugar was in fair request. and
$40 hhds sold The prices. Fair to prime Sac
Moa.s-s ecne ed slightly, with sales OF 1900 obs
2R23s, principally &c for prime. We heard o: $1,000
X Lions sold on plantation up the coast at Oc
Flour Buye,s for export came forward and took some
$40 bbls including 1901 st. Louis lots. at - W.. and
so fancy "a NJ also 800 unbranded at % 90, and lU0
extra Gag al 70 lU W bbl. Ohio held at % 6Oss3 g.
ssrain-The sales Corn confined to 300 sacks at
Ale for poor mixed IS for white, and 46D47c Tor vel
tow. OF 800 sacks st, Louis sold in lots at 35c.
Provison-The largest sale Of Polk reported was Ito
s new Mess inspected, al2 rs; but offer OF sl2
was retused 3D. for 5000 bbis. OF Bacon casks
choice Hams brought lc,.. lot OF 800 tierees
prime Mess Beef (Norwood Co.'S packng) disposed
OF on Lard unchanged with sales oil ~ bbls
No al 6147, and 200 kegs prime al &C.,. Bulk PORK
s,eady and H.tOOb sold al o%c for Shoulders and &c for
q ans .. Good Western Cheese selling at 7h4g7tsc.
aotiee-Prices lower and 5000 bags Rio taken.
including 2 nj - 800 aid s. 1900 prime So and
30. in lots, at So cents.
star CandIes-lO0 boxes brought &c., short time.
lard OHIO bis sold at doc, decline.
Hny-t6 bales Western taken at sl6 30. and 500
Eastern at sl7 W ton.
WHISKY we noticed sales OF 100 bbls extra (Overs) at
H. and some "A ordinary Rec flied, in lots, ut lie.
sait-79c refused for cargo OF Liverpool coarse, light
weight. 10 arrive
Freights-Two ships taken for Have load principally
with Cotton at l5l6 cent.
Exchz nges--Demand limited:
Sterling iUo'a hb H.
Francs o3NaoE1
New York -Ilyday Bills 2121a v CT disc
Stlh Checs' GA SewYork pMS5s y ct, disc.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-11
COnsignees.


Per .hp Sheffield from BosopIvese Bro,.J l. johnson
co-Piestey Ben-y Hubbar-Litt.ejohd Il tlen,iersou
-Converse &co-Ogesby Macauay-Child, Pratt Aco-
Eager xco-E Nudge @co-Mudge L. Wison-Slark
Day Staufer-T Twchei &co-J Woodruff &co--
X Canoll-C Buddecke &co-Fet u Reed Costa 4 &C
Price & FrOs-Buckner Il Stanton-Marsh, Ranlet Hcd
+ Kennel &co-D Taylor &co-R RichaIds--M Duer-R L
SHAWN McCutcheon &cO-Oakey Hawkns-P II
Green-Seccomb VOorhies-Buchannon, Carroll &co-J0
lands Aco-kennet Dix &cO-R McAIpiu-G Connolly
Kendall, YOe &co-J Byne &co-J Riveri-D Kelham-
J z shannon-Speake McCreary-H L. Stone &eo-Flin
y Jones-Tinel Il Bates-Tufs, FermOr Il Hobart-D Il Il
Moon-H Nourse &cO-and order
Per ship Meridian, from New ork-Bridge Il Bro-C g. G
b rate-H l. Stone &co-J B Oiver-Twitty Il Smith,
Glenn Winghed, TIlce Gc0-Gardner Sager &co-I
M DENIM &co1 Marsh. Rane!t &co-,swiney, Green &ce
J Hart &co-J " cod uf aeo-R Buchanau-R Hull &
COD Og1en--Sampson Keene-H Rodewald-Wm
Mayo-C Meeker Heo-F Folger &co-C q Ganes-H
n Peters &co-W Freeman-W Vredenburgh Scot
y kiddeI-Stone Il Walworth-kenneu DIX &cO-Isaae
BrIdge-tosdck aco-S II DAVIS &co-Pardere Lawson &
da-Mudge a. Wilson-Mosby Il kennett-B Newhouse s.
COR Murph-Eage-and order
Per ship Mount Vernon from New York-y Wilson & Co
Buckner u Stanton-Cammack IL SquIres-kennett, Dix &
co-Kennedy s. foer--C I Buddecke &co-Fosiick CO.
Marsh Ranlett &co-W Vredenburgh &co-Blackwell &
Bur-G d MeteaL &co-C G Ganes-J Woodruff &co-
Converse Gco-T Twicbel &co-Wis n Rawins-H /
Stone &co-ii n Church &co-M Greenwood &c0-Stone
& Waworh-W NJ Harow.P DePeyser-F F Foge
Mackey-and order.
Per ship Cornthian, from Portland-Baker Il Norwell-
Chas d. AXE &co-and order.
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bales cotton L. Forbes73 do Brander Wliams aoo-
bxs mdse pigs hedeads. ba beddne Mcdowell Jr II
co.. bales ton. obi fonT, box mdse l. Shaw-46
bales osnaburgs DO linen Buchannon. Carroll &coTots.
s7S bales cotton.
BAYOU sARA-Per steamer Gipsy: Is bales cotton to ]
Wiisms-s do Ward u Jonas-O Byrbe &co-l0 do ]
Ialsnde-7 e Burke &co-lb Mitenberger &co-28 do Z
Gernrd Eoo-4 Menard Il Vignsud-s Watt L. DeSaules-
80 bb IA hhds 10 bbs noass.s Burke AcoI5s
y hhds sugar d MI TeS1ss 90 hsy GGnyngham
Gerard dco0I5 do Msnard NignaudaA bbls molaases.
IA hhds sugar Watt DsSaues-s do, u bbs molasses to
Bonner @mith-62 do. hhds sugar Lsuve McCall-9l
do White &co-2l do Cammsck squlres-A do J de
Egana-lS do, 40 bb moasses Jno Shaw Heo-6l do "a
hhds sugar Aogusn Tmbaut-25 hf bbls moasses G De
BlanclO0 bbls molasses Gordon, Jr35 hhds sugar w
Mont ome,y6 do Bouigny u neutrality-suspicious. 10
oderrota lis bales cotton $50 hhds sugar. 525 BIS
FLATBOATS.
nj Jefferson City
INDIANA-Per Fox's boat $500 bushels oats $50 bbIs
potatoes TO order.
CUMBERLAND RIVER-Per Bigham's boat $50 bbls
lime master.
-Seeond Munie,patitv-
! COAST--Per boat: 80 hhds sugar to order
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1 WRIGHT h CO. having resolved staad uzrivasi h
every department OF their buGnss. have IN
Iopriston and Agent. Of Al The genuine PopniP. Ps.a
Nsny supplied with frssh and ample aaosnsat q Ssfss
iar beow the usual market prioes By thu aanssasthv
extensive assortment which can be found in this eh
city Having had many Year, experience in The pIsqhass
for Conducting hi. particular dsp.,,%s.s On g .s aSsl
exceedingly low, that the purchaser fail fsa
handsome csnage his investment, either WAa6o1ls
as,ortmsnt of ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES.
the following list comprises part OF their assosmaaa, aad
Gan be furnished dealers, from 10
twenty five cent cheaper than manufactuFg regular
nrpa.