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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-18
RICHMOND FIRE ASSoCIA.


Essse.sasSS> sI M iDL1 nT INSURANCE. he
~ 9u9 ED.-Ib ms Association is now pre-
lives Of III Ple " sue ocIeI % lsidloT ol tLl5
f % a., pTSonS Gu os hs g9oJ seheta neat'h ana
sIar ana upon as reasonable Terms as
thr KIND in ms sly as , ts Is thg oiy stIutlon o
,,,~ | us; si otate, ~ clSllS larry the patronage OF
U is ., bo 'eS esPecay wnen It IS Temem6eEed that
pren,inr,s Of tba ~, mere WINE tIle
the public are carried out Of the State The advany
knowledged 10 require minute detail Of the beneffs
resulting thersfron il is enouoh to COW tbo+ ii nsrsons
who derive their incomes or sIlnnr from nnbc or ri
vate situations mechanical professional or mercantile
pursuits shouId avail themselves ri its advanages in
order to secure liberal supnor+ To those who are de-
pendant on their exer01is The rates of insurance
are as favorable as those of anv similar institution in
the United States and general Information relating to
Life assurances to5eher with tle rates Of nrer,1os
will be cheerfv owen to those who call at The OI;ca
No 229 corner Main and 9th SITS ~
Slaves will be insured as usual on reasonable terms
JAMES BOSHER- Pres;t
JOHN BosHER Sec'y an
49,, - s57,,,5 :, -. - =, =, :. 49, -
pITT ~ 7r ~ IA IA Ell TtEMiOn
s. d ENI'D hese bittefs are not recommend
e1 as anacea Tor me cure OF every disease
at .at Lei ~, put Ior restoring te slo4latn 10
I'D Fa I n anu VIg9f iof tne cure Oh ASue
dsd ana an diseases arlsIhg rom
enha 49, 80 % to uses'lYe oIganS' souu as ne j
,;t f 81 @Ppete' sour ssoLlach, cosuYe"ess anu
the ahov y tbongsnds will
pear ample testimony to It's value and In importance
OF sac wholesale aRq fep a, e nms
No. 3l9 Broad street. Richmond, Va.
Where NAV at Ill times be found a fresh and well
selected assortment ofDrugs and Medicines, including
icines of the day. Also Paints, Oils, Varnish, Dive
Siuffs, Window Glass. Putty. Fancy Articles Per-
fumerY, &c. &c.
Orders from Country Merchants and Physicians
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-18

Ky A vi lily FLOUR-STILL BETTER
Ill BRAGG has ground another lot of he best No
Family, from superior parcel of white wheat The
Flour has been tried, and rises most beautifully, which
makes loaf almost like that OF spunge cake
Families who wish TO lay in their years supply will
please call on FRY & Nc CANDLlSH,
oc IS Cary ST
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-18

q DIE & GRAY, APOTHECARIES AND
"a DRUGGISTS, Successors to ALEX. DUvAL1
Retail and Wholesale Dealers in all kinds of DRUGS
and MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW
GLASS, DYES, FANCY ARTICLES, PERU
merry, &c. &c.
Careful and prompt attention given to prescriptions
and orders OF Physicians and dealers generally.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-01

ANOTHER FEARFUL RAILROAD ACCIDENT
The passengers on the Housatonic Road had an
other narrow escape short time since. One of
the passengers furnishes the Albany Evening Jour
nal with the following particulars;
The train was running at rapid rate around a
curve, a mile below VanDeusenville, and twelve
miles from the State line, when the two passenger
cars thrown from the track In instant
the trucks torn off both cars. While in this
condition, they dragged some thirty rods,
when the hind car was precpitated down the bank
of the Housatonic Rivera distance of nearly
seventy feet-turning complete somerset in its
descent. 1t followed by the first passenger
car but having fortunately become disconnected
itlodged when about its length down the bank, and
at an angle of about 45 degrees. The locomotive
and baggage seem to have become disconnected
the moment the passenger cars were thrown from
the track, and ran mile more before the acct
dent was discovered.
No lives were lost by this accident but several
persons were severely injured. gentleman by
the name Of White, living at VanDeusenve, had
one or more of his ribs broken. An English gen
tleman, whose name did not learn, seemed tc
be injured notwithstanding violently for some
time. The conductor had of his legs broken
and several of the passengers were bruised and Gu
considerably. There were only two ladies' in the
train, and neither of them injured.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-01

NATCHIToCHEs..Per steamer Saxon: 81 bales cotton
rfTshs Conner smM w aens As
bsG11y-s r S%ssni &co"8 chsiigaier1so Rous!ea
sq9iIss22 De- g. hid F5sIfsn aco-5 d. Dbl
Raa'ss%s HS
&. corn fsw sp
a roofs saher her, Gyi 90 hides to oderTota 6s bales
Iaekson Seo-g6 do Believes &eo-so d. IS bids
Gs,s,d Fsys.-5S q. i S5as ses,s Fsey1S
H. Sc2 8 DO hhds suga, Mason &eo5 6a bbs
g. % 3 es sasss9
l9 d. Goqd5. DO q bbs asses do sugar. hid
fSi sastn Ro o
opEL \ ~ steamer Sarah Go5don u bbs
8 hdd. eass ss
Ss%se ds so %ea
d. = bbls Woasses eeks Roberts &co-2 l3 hhds sugar
IS bbs ci;tern bottoms bGls moasses Kelly
Ssi sr9s sfffFS Eide rs hfs' Fey
ga BAYoE sARAsFsf sa%s5 srisa' IA bales cotton
Lee.s Byrne &co-s Henderson PeaeDl IBIS 1oa 8
Sss5i d Gordon: ia $e Bosati fosR,ss 90 j"s
XIV ssh 1879 bale, cotton
N IL PAunl
Harrison-l25 Buckner Sanon-i32 Hill, Mclean co
Green &co-Ii j Wright Son-lo e G B Tae-i7 A.
Mtenberger-eI Bonner Smith-9 Cleveland Bro &coHa
Ward Il Jonas-4 A owen &co-5 ii FreiIst &co-I Me
Lemore Cuen &co-lOO bbls apples T G TwieheII &eo-SO
sks cotton seed shaw Sco-T tai ee5 bales cotton
HARD TIMES-Per steamer Nachey M 4. IL bales
cotton Wright, Williams &co-176 Buckner Stanton-tF
! Nicholson &co-H Beck-27 Watt u DeSaules-76 Nj
Cooper &soLll Eei.Swss &co-lo Cammack & squres
c9I4 Connoily-3 Nugent &co-s Moore-2 do, II
hhds sugar McGonoche Donnel-2 bdls l9l hides Dbl
aow "ltherall Nash &co-4U sacks cotton seed Wright
Wil,sms &co-49 do J Watkns-3 do Geo Connoy-l
do Bsiley1sundes to order-fotal 52 bales cotton
BALlLEEPer steamer boswell: 10 hhds sugar G La
naux-!g do Rotchford4 do Oliver-l6 do, 25 bbs
asses w Thompson.97 do 50 do sugar DeEga
na-5O do % bbs do T Banchgr I'd &co-50hf so bbs
asses ID Densgre-55 hi do White &co95 do 10 hbls do
"a hhds sugar CRsenean-0 bbls 80 bbs moasses
X ShaW &co-5S do " Monlgomery-sundrles to order
fellowes &co75 bbs pork Buckner Stanton-3O cks ba
con, l56 hbls pork 256 do whisky Beatty Lggeu Geo.
DO ard oi Frost BentonUU bxs cheese, 80 kegs butter
wright &co- ~ bb whisky Jas Mctfregor Nco-b pkg
INK, ~ backing w PoWel-4 bxs mdse VIM l. Mayo-7
90 soap onghtonl2 bbls lard oil SNOW Gichrs &co-
DO butter Lewis IL att-4 do Eggs l. Laer-S 1T bbs
Kegs peel 10 nbs PORK Morton Sco5i2 bbls fiour, 50
RGs bagglnT iaylor Lassy-ao CASKS bacon Seccom6
oprnes-2 ools Eggs Ionh iurley-Uu sks 9as ppis
40 o. hegs a 20 ~ pps ard 90 eggs
uhs paf i tMiGhen acomal 90 Lanas Aco-5 Dbl
egg hop Jfi q sassuhdes 70 9T,er ;
o. ioC - steamer OF LOUIS: i, oaies Goiloh e"
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SHERMAN'S
PATENT PREMIUM
A B p O M / NJ a L
SUPPER ! ER

-. ,n,, ~
The most eastc in usaf
The cure OF the WOMB compaint-he iesns az
he hottom he lungs side and bach,
the whites etc In pregnancy it's use prevents miscarriage
in fact Is Indispensable the comfort OF delicate
emae If any doubt the efficacy Of ha supporter, tney
he referred the wife OF very celebrated physician of this
sv who Is now using with perfect satisfaction, aertry
ns other patent supporters without relief Phys
raBs are respectfully invited call and examine the nstE
Gent at the proprietor's, 10 ST. Charles street.
practice have had examine and apply sths
Abdominal supporters have
sisn!ed mpart and 10th Mr.
Philadelphia, Aug Is, 1919. NM ANDERSON, II D.
For three afflicted with the womb complaint-pa
time confined bed Ny suaerines very
hing relieved until Of MIR Shermans Abdominal
enabled to TorE about the house and
me health and chseIfnlness w. WI IfNanN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-01

DEAD,-Mr. William R. Myers, the person
who shot d. M. Hoyt, at Richmond, Virginia, for
improper intimacy with his wife, died in that
city Saturday week. His remains were taken
10 Baltimore and inferred in the old Methodist
buryng ground, adjoining Greenmount Cemetery,
where rest the remains of Howl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-01

Shamburger, the man who killed young KemF
some time since al Tomkinsvile, in Choctaw
county, tAabama, } and for whom a reward of two
thousand dollars was offered by the father Of Kemp
has been arrested and lodged in the county jail o
Choclaw. He was taken Texas by man b,
the name of Moore, brought back by land and com
Formally lodged aforesaid.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-01

A SHORT PAssAGE.-The ship F. P. Sage,
William H. Robson master, arrived at New York
on-Sunday the 18th instant in the remarkably
short passage of ten days from New Orleans. This
ship is 1850 tons burthen, had cargo of IA, 600
bbls of -four and drew nineteen and a half feet
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-01
NEW ORLEAN MS:

ODD Fellows SolREE.--At the last session of
the Grand Lodge of |. o. o. F. of Southern New
York, it was resolved to give ball, under the
auspices of the Grand Lodge, and proper com
mittee was appointed to carry the resolution into
effect
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-01

The Grand Lodge, l. o. o. F., of Kentucky
have contracted with Robert F. Launitz, OF New
York, to furnish block OF marble for the Wash
ington Monument. 1t is to be taken from the
marble quarry near Louisville, Kentucky.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-01

We learn from the Richmond Republican that a
is perfect index the history of the slavery
question, has compiled work OF sxty-two pages
embracing full view of the action of the consti-
tuted authorities Of the country upon the institution
Of slavery. 1t embraces Legislative, executive and
judicial proceedings the subject, both Fedora
and State, and the opinions Of distinguished North
ern and national men.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-01

Several one hundred dollar bills, on the Bank OF
Ohio, have recently been passed off in Nashville
They exactly like the genuine, and are conse-
quently very difficult to detect The first two or
three hundred were passed to different brokers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-01

Letters from Gibraltar state that on the LIST Jan,
in the Straits, the United States frigate Constlt1-
ton ran down the ship Confidence, from Newport
to Barcelona. Fortunately, although the ship sank
in three minutes, the crew escaped.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-01

UTICA, New York, Feb. 49,
The citizens of Cazanova held meeting last
night, and passed strong Union resolutions. They
requested Gerrit Smith and his followers to hold
more incendlary meetings in the village
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-01

The Rev. John Early, OF Lynchburg, Virginia,
and of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
has been nominated by wing convention, as their
candidate for Cong ress.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-01

A new daily wing paper, entitled the " Alexan-
dria Telegraph is to be started shortly in Alex
andria, Va under the auspices of George A. Taven-
ner, Esq, late editor of the Piedmont Wing.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-01

Gen. Tom Thumb was fined ten dollars the
other day in Savannah for driving on the sidewalk
with his miniature carriage. The General will
soon be in New Orleans.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-01

MARRIAGE OF A CoNsUL.-Advices from Ber-
muda to the Sd ult, state that the 18th jan,
BENZ. Everett Smith, Esq.,, of Baltimore, United
States CONSUL at Bermuda, was married to Miss
Elizabeth s. HAYWARD, of the latter place.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-01

AMERICAN AND ENGLISH VEssELs.-The pas
sage of the American ship Oriental in W days from
Canton to London, although not yet beaten, has
been nearly if not quite, come up with by an Aber-
deem ship, called the Countess of Seafield, which
made the voyage from Woosung to London in 1902
DAYS. Our craft will have to bestir themselves.
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List of Vessels in Port Not Cleared.

In the First municipality designated in the fol- owing
table by ml, the Nos the Railroad
Second (n2) Land
No. being Futboa Landing Third (n3) the
the Mharl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-01

T. AS ever offered tOl
sale IN this city. and at lowel
pri ses. These TEAS are OF
the latest importation, auf
OF the most choice qualities
grown in C h ina, having
been selected with grea.
care. For the use of fam
lilies they are put up il
small quantities in well Sc
cured meta'llcpackages 81
as 10 prese. We their fra
GRANGE rs long as in tn
chests.
S' City retail dealers
country merchants, steam
boats, ships and hoielssu i
piled with every dnscrir
ton ofTEAs, inchests, hal
chests, IL ID and q ib bo
aRnH ~ do. t.,l
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-01

pennsylvania AND THE Bounty LANDs-In
the Pennsylvania Senate, joint resolutions in rea.
ton TO the granting of additional bounty lands to
the officers and soldiers who served in the war of
1912, were passed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-01

Quick TRIP.-The American steamer Baltic
arrived at Liverpool on the 10Th January, in ten
days, twelve hours and ifty-three minutes, from
New York
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-01

-Four have been arrested Harrisburg,
Pa, on the charge of having been concerned in the
murder of rich old farmer, who killed in his
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-01

A great freshet has taken place at Honesdae,
Pa, and also at New Hartford, N. Y The dam OF
the Utica cotton mills has been carried away
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-01

The U. S. soreshp Relief arrived at NewYork
on the 18Th from Rio Janeiro, after passage of
t,ly days. The following is list of her officers:
= Lieut.. Com.--Benj. j. Totten.
Passed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Barbot, Horace
n Crabb, VIM. Van Wyck, A. w. johnson.
Passed Assistant Surgeon-George Maulsby.
Purser-J. b. Rittenhouse.
Captains Clerk-F. Barbarin.
The Relief brings as passengers Midshipman
Thomas Fl. LOCKER, bearer of dispatches from the
American Minister at the court of Brazil and
Surgeon Thomas Williams, sick
Left the frgate Congress, and brig Bainbridge,
at Rio Janeiro, all well.
The cambridge arrived at Rio Janeiro on the
9th of December, and the United States sloop-
of.war st. Mary's, on the 9Th of that month"; in
IL days from Norfolk, and sailed on the 2Sth for
the Pacific, all we'll.
The ship Louis Philippe, of Baltimore, from
Valparaiso, put into Rio Janeiro for repairs, was
TO sail in few days.
The Relief spoke October Odd, 1850, in lat. II
% N, lon. 80 10 W, the bark Iris, so days from
New London, bound to Patagonia, all well.
November 18Th, 1850, in lat. IL OF s., lon 81
10 w, the bark George G. Webster, 80 days from
Boston, bound to San Francisco, all WE'LL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-01

Madame Anna Bishop is giving concerts in Bal
timore. Silsbee, the Yankee comedian, is playing
in the same city.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-01

The steamship Africa brought 102,095 letters
from Europe on her last trip.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-01

Cas has been introduced into Richmond, Va,
and the city is now lighted with it.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-01

HAyREaaPer ship Beatrice: pkgs mdse G Buddecke
&co-6 do Taloman-l2s absynhe Currin-l
pkg mdse Frederick TurpiB-2 l. Delondider-3 Il De
Goer Il Riflard-l Trorde vaux-53 Vaeton &co-l J
pkgs mdse Henderson Gaines-l Benost-1 Gaines
Il Costa &co-2 Tafout &co-2 P Levorier-2 Blanchard
&co-l D II HoImes-2 L Rqpp &co--l Menard & Vignaud
"a afierel puhama-3s Rkg and IS cks braudy Loson
Pasqnier-4 Guane-6 Andre & Asscouse-50 st Cyr-2
Poutz-1 Curn-2 fhos Chaunere-23 T Moeau-l Tyler
Il Hewitt : Sewart-1 G Bregenzer-4 L. J Tardos-l
Bach &cey3 q TalomonI2 De Grezan-S BarIlere La
1850 demobns lnge si7oo hampers potaoes 16 baskets
wne g pkgs ~ cases mdse Capt Rogers pkgs do to order
TAMPICO-per scbr Smart 1860 in specie to J M
Cabalero-s2000 do Ann Chase-8259 do w Zacharie Il
cO-sl60 do PUG Puig-499 hides To20 bales jalap Is
do sarsaparila Turpin48 do orderlo fruit ~ Fer
nandez.
PENSAOCLA-Per schr Elizabeth 70 900 feet lumber
John Brownies.
TAMPA BAY-Per schr madonna: IL bbs hhds sugar ]
Shaw &co-23 do McConochie Il Donnel-10 do master
81 bbls molasses NJ Hamlin
KEY WEST-Per schr Mystic: IS boxes tobacco Twtty
& Smith.
APALACHICOL schr Aurora Borealis; 10l bales
cotton II G Rogers Eco
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-01

The smallpox and scarlet fever prevalent ii
New York
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-01

An lrishman who was very near sghted, about
to fight duel, insisted than he should stand six
PAGES to his antagonist that the other did to
him, and that they were both to fire at the same
time
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-01
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARK EFT

JEFFERSON CITY,
Friday Evening, February Is. 1851.
Arrived during the week. 1437 head OF Beef Cattle
sa6 Hogs, $40 Sheep, ia Mich Cows and 655 Calves.
The stock of Beef Cattle sale has been for time
very heavy and increasing Prices quotations
The market is but moderately supplied with Hogs, Sheep
and Veal Cattle. Of Mich Cows there ample suppl
but the market appears rather dull.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-01

Miss Sarah Coates is lecturng in Pttsburg, Oh
Physiology.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

s''s :. s 4: s!!.! ssSs
On MONDAY EVENING. March 3.
RAMME....P PART L.
ovhhTuak-La hgla del Reggimsnto) .D'n'st
CAVATlNA-" pegno LA Gemma di Vergyl Donizett
Signor Bellettis
scENA and ARIA" En- vain j'espere,' Robert lie
Diaoiel ......' "ese'Dess
Mile Jenny Lind.
DUO on Themes of GuIlsums Tell-Piano and Violin
Osborne and DeBsrio.
Messn BENEDICT and WYNEN.
DpETTo-"Appsrvi ALA luce" liza fgia del Reg
Mile Jenny Lind and signor Beiietti
PART IL.
OVsRTURE-(Zsmp 1eroid
PRAYER" Und OBJ die Woke" tDer Fr.yschutz
Mile Jenny Lind.
LIE CARNIVAL DE vENIsE. Paganini
Mr.. WYNEN.
SCOTCH BALLAD-"Aud Robin Gray.
Mile Jenny Lind.
BARCAEoLA-"se vita vacoI ssderr .Tatoin
SignOr Beilettt.
ME BIND SUM Mile Jenny Lind.
CONDUCTOR. ......M Mr.. JULIUS BENEDICT.
n first cIa.. ORCHESTRA, led by Mr.. JOSEPH BURKE
has been engaged
~ One of Chickering'S furnished by Mr.
HENRY PARSONS. Panoorte warerocms No. 10 Camp
will be used for this Concert
~ open aa 6-Concer to commence O'Clock
u Book, containing words OF the Songs Price rs
~ The price of Tickets his, been fixed as follows
First Second Circle. Eve Dollar
Parguette and Orche,tra I'VE i,onar
seatl in Pit which numbered Three Dollar
Two Dollar
Third Tier Two Dollar
One Doia
The choice Of Seat. for MONDAYS dispose
of at auction THIS MORNING. LIST Of March, at II O'Clock
SYKES HYDE CO. Sales Rooms, 81 Magazine
t In chance the choice Of places will
the day each Concert Seats not
al the above the ticket office
| t1- Mile JENNY LIND WILL NOT SING ON SATURDAY.
NIGHT NEXT The number Of her remaining Concerts in
extremely limited, she hiss engaged passage in tn
Steamer MAGNOLIA which will leaye New Orleans
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-01

ELOUR-5O0 barrels Extra Flour, in store, and
feai lot FERD. KENNETH & CO % Magazine st.
NAILS-1000 kegs assorted Fall river Nails,
in store, and for sale by
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-01

Ship Middlesex. Lovett, Boston, w Hynson
Br ship Brkenhead. Phalon, Liverpool, Jos Wilson Eco
Bark Mount Warrington, Libby, San Francisco w Dewey
Bark Aarethusa, Crowel, Naples. j p Whitney 4 CO
Sell bark Anomino, Costa, Genoa, Broom g. Canghiin
Brig Russian, Veaze, Genoa, Drew Weston
Brig Laretto, Hende son, Genoa, Drew Weston
Schr Jane, Smith, Havana, John Alexander
Steamer Concordia HYDE Vera Cruz, JP Whitney &co
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-01

WHITE LEAD-W etherlPs Phadelpbis o
w the various grades, for sale by
feE u. HART h GO, 70 Tehcspi,oaes n,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-01

ages, ii desired.
ja37 6m A. a. DON ALLISON ,mporer
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90
Arrival.


Arrived.
Ship Beatrice Rogers from Havre 18th January. master
Ship Tsenton Snow 35 days from CadIz, to maser-Point
Sp bark Catalina Garaga days from Havana, In ballast,
to'master-Pont
sthr smar', Earl. days from Tampco, to Fernan
schr Elizabeth, Webb. days from Pensacola, to master
schr N adona McNel. days from Tampa Bay. to Jas P
scbr Mystic Smith, days from Key West, TO naser-B'n
Sch Aurora Boreas utsen. days from Apaachicoa, to
sch Pelican, Holland 10 days from Trinidad de Cuba, in
STEAMBOATS,.
Brilliant Hart from Bayou Sara.
Gen Taylor, Trinidad. from ionaldsonville.
Hungarian, Neal. from incinnat
Mary Foley, Dalieres, from LOckport.
Sarah Gordon. Bereier, from Opelousas
sarah Wallace from Yazoo River.
Saxon, Commandenr from Natchitoches.
Pocah0ntas Moore, from st Lous
L boswell, LarOse, from the Balze.
Gypsy, Ure. from Bayou Sara.
st Louis, Taylor, from st Louis.
u GladsatOr. ChenoweGh, from Cincinnati. ,
TOwboat Phenx Cr0we from the Passe-brought up ships
Beatrice and Trenton and bark Catalina.
ID
Exports.
BOST0N-Per ship MiddleseS l4Ss bales cotton l22 %
hemp 70 do wool 81 hams 30 do lard 10 rolls LEATHER 70l
bbs pork, 1853 bdls and 1000 hides.
SAN FRANCIsGOmPer bark Mount W ashington 1;
bb moasses ID do whisky do sugar. 10 do nce do dried
NAPLES-Per bark Arsthusa sS5 bales cotton.
GENoA-Per bark hnomino 5sl bales cotton, 1000 stvs
GENOA-Per brig Russian: 475 bales cotton.
GENOA-PeI brig Lareto SOB bale cotton,
HAVANA-Per schr jane 1856 bbls 1879 kegs lard, "a bb
lard oil 1873 bxs candles, 50 do cheese.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


LATITUDE 2so 81 &c" N.-LoxsrTuDrs 900 lin Time sh
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Tea Warehouse,
No. % Camp street, New Orleans

THElargest assortment of GREEN and B Black
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IL Notice.-The undergone has resumed business on
account, will aid the liquidation Of the affairs
Of LEvERCH CO.. dissolved the OF Mr..
EDWARD J. WALSH. nSo w. e LEvERICH.
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Notice.
~ All Powers Of Attorney heretofore given BY me are hery
| revoked. fei3f s. WOLFF, IS Camp street
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5. Lady Macbeth :" and g Meg MerrfIes"
ON THE SAME EVENING.
ty- First and Last Time this City.
CATURDAY EVENING March /, 1851 at the HiSTRIONIC
= and farewell Of Miss CHARLOTTE
CUsHMAN, will be presented first three
scene fifth act, Of
MACBETH.
Aud acts Of
GUY MAANERING;
or, The Gipsys Prophecy.
t public notified that Tickets be had at No 80
Camp No. so street No. "a Gravier street and at
he o,r Tick
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~ Notice.-The Committee appointed for obtaining
subscriptions Rebuilding the ST. CHARLES HOTEL, will
please call at Gaines No. As Canal and
&c, thei, Subscription Books
~ The Members Of the will daily at the Ocs
Of H. T. LoNsDALE Esq No. 81 Graver street. at hsfpast
o'clock ,a23d Signed, II. C. CAMnACK, Chairman