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TObaccO-A sale of 40 hhds at -.
Sugar and MOlAsses-Sugar steady, with sal les Of
6OO bids, at 3sg42s for common TO fully fair OF Moas
1900 bbls taken 22c for prime which an
improvement.
FlOur-The demand very animated and fully II, eco
bbs d. of which 200 Illinois (superne) at ~ 12
2oO extra do at 81 75 $500 bbs Ohio and Indiana seven flat
boat load) 50 Is 1100, in lots SO rs and $780, in We
lots, at % 81, SO s and 90 80 p bb For st. Louis offers
OF ~ % were refused in one or two instances.
ran-Con was scsfce and COG white We're d DO ed
Of from store the advanced of Oats improved
Also with sales of AL sacks ST. Louis on the Levee at 49,
and 200 sacks at Acc. ~. Sales Of Bran at 9O@93c.
PrOvisions-Pork continued to tend upward, and we
noticed sales of $50 bbs Mess not inspected at ala
Dbl also so casks 0 o00b) dr.. sailed Sides at &c y H.
Of Lard IS erce old No. sold ~, and $50 kegs prime
and old at Beef in demand, with sales of
245 bbls Prime at and 200 prime Mess about 20 % bb
Bacon advanced with sales OF 90 casks ribbed Sides in two
lots, g. and 20 casks Shoulders &C. lot of llS casks
Shoulders in pickle. brought OfWese.n Cheese 800
boxes were taken in two lots ri Tic.
COtfee-Dsmand very imed-S23 bags new and old Rio
| sold at8c.
Whsky-Fuly 1850 bbls changed hands including 800
al II. $50 at 1714B. and some extra brands at ls l9e
y gallon.
Freglts-An American ship taken for Liverpool at led
for Cotton.
Exchanges-Very little doing.
Slerune lUS1s "a 1lU.
frames Sl1a GO.
New Yok sixtyday Bills ,..........2b2h W Ct DISC
sight Checks on NewYork parf6H . ct. disc.
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is that of Madame de Marguerttes, an Englis,
lady of remarkable brillancy and talent, az con.
ductor and editress of paper in this city, called
the Evening Echo, which il transformation from
the Evening New Yorker, which has gone to the
=" tomb of the Capulets." Madame de Marguer,ies
is the daughter of DR.. Granville, an English ply.
scian of high rank in PiccadilIy, London. She
was married, some years since, on the continent,
to M. Ls Count de Marguerittes, French gentle
man Of some distinction. She came to this coun.
try recently, with letters of introduction to fash
ionable circl les in New York, who patronized her
for short time, as they generally DO all fashiona-
BILE celebrities In her new literary enterprise she
is Joined by Mr.. Foster, formally an attacheof the
Tribune. [NewYork Herald.
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" s. sssi + 20
5utsI no s5 5ss cheese Grief Eeo-s5 DO
Gu s IS o5S 81 100 S 1e sss g 2 DO
butter 3, q + Dosen5o bbls pork MeGssor Eeo-7oS Dc
OIL z bbs 90 hf DO beef Dbl butter W Wright aco0iot
a CHEESE sp. f g Kegs
s feet den .., Sss Kss.t
4 FSss 1ssi ss Xxx Exit
MeRsf c@sa ass WEt's%ois s%.lo ph af
S aez %s
LsPd; a ss' gsr se,i H bsis 81
IS Al. 1s Fl; ST
Kdds;Giis do s. p. cheese S5sff 5000 b.:
potash, bbs asseed jarvis 4ce5 do oil BIZ ISH
% G.'ada ssnf %s 3si s'fG e9
90 &c eo
os 0 Ds, ss q rs adams SsG Do lard NJ
sssby g. iC Sp candles 1
y Rf bassag Gghssny Hendss9n SSo5 Rs beef
YER e3 b potatoes Is do ribs IS do pigs feet Schneider
DO s. BIS lard Fellows soe~6s Do, IS 70 81
ss, SSnFse 5'fess sSu
s 4. . GG1 Fac
mels Bro-S rolls leather Mage Kneaisd do Kennedy
S,es M.Ss S dS 6o
nelly BezIniIs bbls eggs LeIand-l7 do. 50 bb beans
Snsf spsafs
Gonnoy $50 DO HoT GAVE &cs.is Do BaS Sa {
Kennel, % h sso SoS ~ DO q Lead
70 Woodruff &co-lS4 do. 1873 els rope shu4 Hadden-
sso e. PORK s.s sAf Bssss
hsgstt sso . Pc beef Marsh Rs3le SsoiSS do
\; ban Duily-iA 40 I shaw pkss butter A [
BuchsRans Do Flint jones-s5 do Bs5seslsc do
% hs be. DO
| -l5 do R B sykes-sundres to order.
BAYOU sARA1Per steamer Gipsy: Il bales cotton
Byrne &cO-bU do Il Gerard &co-25 L Rocheean Nco-I
Psyns III .iaTson-a Mckee, Buslfy &eo-$ Oliver
teHs Shaw sas f1 SSd
sI tgs liz hbs moasss Kelly Conynghan &cols Do
Fsisep DO II hhds sugar nrt Bufke
Ees do Sb g Sh5 %
Foans shsw Seg15 A. e Md. ;sS
% S I'D. a. q Il,
"Sf bros sae. s'.}pl
'5 Ss' MisA ii
cotton bonner & smith,. do Byrns &soHs do, hhd
k % Bssd Do
bid. sugar FTssn &eo-s hhds sugar Dbl: m"Iasse
bales cotton. 81 hhds sugar is5 bbls moassss WI
Ia bB b sss z hhs
bis moasses a hbds sugar Gerard &ooi hid. sug1
~ I o 5Rs Do Fs Done
Pavy. Iobt &ceg5 do hhds sugar. Boye pg' Foey
Dc Is h Rs mSss's y bG
MOBILE-Per steamer Mobile: 81 ba Iss cotton IN Cum
| mngs, Stewart SEQ.
55. ,nd GrfG bids
ga do Lesender GerrsI-4o DO de Egana-20 do. il
dc Gd lIs5 DsS
3 do; 70 bbls molases Roman Kernsn77 do, 81 hid
| ISL bbls molasses.
Ss1s aa s A6%a a. hss ss,S
80
Do asoG e1s
fise $50 f Gs HsIs
5s,ssI1sa iaos.ea &eos swin;y Green SEQ Bone e
so Psgsse Ma Wss Scn
Kelly &Sos Gerard
ssy is p
sugar Ds IBIS Bosa
Foley d Avery-lss7 bbls flour shutz Haddeu.
FLATBOATS.
Second .Mu nicipakitp-
| CINCINNATI-Per Preslon's boat: 80 bbs flour 800
| whisky to order.
| CINCINNATI-Per Rsess's boat: 1900 ibis flour Ma
RfsfSG sGN-Per Peppers boat: 1880 bbs po.atos,
| Druhan.
MOUNT VERNON-Psr Lynns boat 1900 sacks corr
| 200 do oats Geo w Owens.
OHIQ-Per Aleskre's boat 1i4O bbls tour to order.
| OHlO-per Browns two boats 900 bbls pork and viii
| ky, $50 do flour to ortsr
NJ ADIsON-Per McCr. adys boat: 400 bbls flour Hey
| lit, Norton eco.
At jefferson City
| CINCINNATI-Per Eliott's two boats: 2615 bbis fo
| to ORDER
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-18

The Debt Of I1diana.-We learn from the an
nual message of Gov. Wright, of Indiana, that the
revenue of the State for the past year was $685.
O56 "a, being an increase of $5S.574 4S over the
previous year. The expenditures were ST. $40 SO,
showing decrease of 1,s04 IA. 1t is estimated
that next year, after lqudating the State indebted
ness to the banks, providing for the expenses of the
State government, and meeting the January and
July dividends the public works, there will be a
balance in the treasury of 100000, which is re-
commended to be applied to the reduction of the
Indebtedness of the State. The domestic debt is
nearly liquidated, and it is recommended that no.
tice be given the holders of State scrip, to pre-
sent the same for payment within limited period
after which they shall cease to bear interest
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-18

Origin Of Newspapers Mankind are indebted
to Queen Elizabeth and Lord Burleigh for the
frs. printed newspaper, which was entitled the
English Mereuris The earliest number is still
date of July 80, 1885, During the civil wars, Pc
riodcal papers, the champions of the two parties,
were ex tensively circulated, and were edited by
such writer's as Needham, Birkenhead, and l. Est
range, all men of considerable ability. In the
reign of Anne there was but one daily paper, the
Daily Courant. The first provincial journal in
England was the Orange Postman, started in 1706,
at the price of penny, but half-penny was not
refused. The earliest Scottish newspaper ap-
peared, under the auspices of Cromwell, in 1862.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-18

Modern Bolons.---In the Alabama Legislature,
the Committee on Ways and Means, to whom was
referred the petition OF number of highly civilized
citizens of Talspoosa, in regard to sheep and dogs
report that they have had the matter under consde
ration, and are unanimously of the opinion tina,
it is impractieabe 10 regulate the conduct of dogs
by law. They therefore hoped to be discharged
from the further consideration of the subject, a,
the petitioners are barking up the wrong tree The
bill was referred to the delegations from Taapoos,
and Mobile.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-18

Wagn1.-This famous racer was landed here
Yesterday, under charge of his old FRIEND Colonel
Richard Long, and is now at the race track The
career of this celebrated horse beginning here, has
made him almost Mobile nag, though bred in
West by Marion. Up to July, 1910, when his
biography appeared in the Spirit Of the Times, he
had run ID races and won 12-ten of which were
four mile heats. His winnings, exclusive of fancy
bets, were then even $3s,6O0; and on LIST Deem
Der, 1888, he was bantered against the world for
$4,000, Immediately after which he beat the re-
nowned Sarah Bladen. Wagner was bred in Vir-
ginia, in 1884, where he won his first race and
lost his second but so plainly from bad condition,
that he was bought after it for $4,000. Mobile
Advertiser, 18th.
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Ventilation of Rooms.--This subject does not
any where receive the attention it merits. In Eng
land great benefits are recently derived from an
opening made into the chimney, near the ceiling,
by the removal Of brick, and placing there a
piece of wire gauze, with light curtain flap hang
ing against the inside prevent the issue of smoke
in gusty weather. So great have been the obvious
advantages of this, that sanitary officers in all
parts of the kingdom urging its adoption, especially
when many persons are crowded together in the
same building.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-18

REMARKABLE CURE.-Dr. Fryer, the celebrated Indian
DOCTOR has the credit of achieving remarkable cures
We were shown the oherday slave belonging to the Old
Levee Steam Cotton Press, Third Municipality. who we
we're informed, had been cured of consumption rather
disease OF the liver and lungs, with fever Of the bowels lie
was discharged on the aad March, after being confined to r
bed for many months Thenego appeared perfectly
We also saw at the same time, who had been
OF by DR.. Fryer. [Eors Louisiana State
Republican Lafayette. MAY y. 1851. my90 dHWtf
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Statistics of Crime.-The late report of the keep
ar of he Kentucky Pententary presents some it,
teresting statistics.
Larceny, horse stealing and burglary are the
leading offences
Forty. nine OF The whole number of convcts are
natives of Kentucky. Of the remainder thirty
four are foreign born.
There are none of the convcts who have re-
ceiyed classical or scientific education; nine
who have received general English education
forty one who can read, write and CIPHER sixty.
eight who can spell and read only and forty.eight
who are entirely destitute of education.
As to the previous habits of the convicts, forty
were habitually incorporate ffly.six occasionally
Incorporate and seventy temperate.
Their social relations thus designated Sin.
gle, ninety eight married, fifty,eig widowers,
wight; separated, two.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-18

Alfred Rousseau, Syndsc, VS.. Patrick Collins,
Leois COLLINS, and p. and L. Collins, IN soliao.
No. 1922.
Il LEANS-By virtue of a writ of alias fieri facas
directed BY the Honorable the Third District Court of New
Orleans the above entitled cause, John L. Lewis ate
Sheriff and by said late Sheriff transferred will pro-
coed sell at public auction. the rounda of the City Ex
on MONDAY, January 5. 1859, at u o clock M
A certain vacant LOT OF GROUND. being the No. z,
in the bounded by Camp, Orange Felicity
and Raee streets and measuring 80 feet front Race
by 100 feet in DEPTH between parallel lines, together with
the rights ways privileges and servtudes thereunto belong
and appertanlns passed before z. C. CuveeT
Notary Public in this city. the 18th day of July 1850
Seized in the above suit.
TermsThis being the second and last auction the above
described property will be denitvey adjudc tied 10 I'M
highest and last bidder for what will bring. at IL months
credit the purchaser furnishing bond with good and
and special mortgage on the property sold until nn pay
ment. JAMES p. FRERET.
dis % 81 jams Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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The Congressional COMMITTEES, Hon. Lynn
30, d. Speaker of the House of Representatives in
Cong vess, appears to have used little discrimination
in the appointment of the committees. A CORES.
pendent Of the Baltimore Sun says:
There is considerable ill.feeling in regard to the
organization of the committees of the House, and
The little attention that to have been paid TO
the acknowledged talent and merit of some of the
members.
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Exports.

HAVRE-Per ship Old E. gland: 20sl bales cotton, 500
hhds tobacco, 400 slaves.
LIvERPOOL-Per ship Jane Gliddsn: 1856 bales cot.
ton, 400 ties beef.
CHAGRES-Per steamship Union Ballast,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-18

Seizure Of an American Vessel-By the arrival
at New York Of the Bremen brig Betty, Captain
Scheirenbeck, we have an account of the seizure
OF the American schooner Grafton, Captain Mer-
rill, at Maracaibo. The Grafton left Maracaibo
on the 4th of October, with the intention of pro.
ceedng to sea- Some difficulty occurring between
the captain and pilot, the latter refused to take the
vessel over the bar Captain Merrill consequently
got on, his boat and proceeded TO sound the bar
with the view of getting out without the pilots
assistance. 1t appears that there is an old Spanish
law, generally considered obsolete, although it
mains upon the record, forbiddng the sounding oil
the bar by foreign vessels Under this law, the
Grafton was seized by tue Governor of Fort San
Carlos and ordered back to Maracaibo. Captain
Merrill has abandoned his vessel, claiming SlS ,0oC
damages for her seizure, and is coming home to lay
his case before the proper authorities.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-18
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Thursday Morning, December Is, 1851.
COton-Buyers again forward with spirit yesterday
and took fully 1000 bales making for the business Of
the last four days Prices firm.
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GAIVESTON-Per steamship Mexico: 70 bales cotton
Rugeley Blair &co-6 do. bd hides box Burke REQ
bales cotton Geo Green Bros-l3 DO Armstrong Harris
&co-1 bog specie o Ksmm-1 do Mcdowell, Mills kco-
krchh lf-Hall x Kemp-A Grief lco.
PENSACOLA-Pers chr Powhattan: lbales cotton John
Hurley-6OO hides kennedy50, COO ee lumber COO sash
and doors A Simpson.
APALAf!HICOLA-Per schr Chpnls: 20 baes On, ton
orders pkg machinery Green Morrs65 bundles
paper Potter-6 bxs tobacco Rogers Eco-l box do
M Harris ~ w
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List of Vessels In Port Not Cleared.

the Fst municipality tdessnstsd in the follow Ing
liable by the Nos commsncs at the Railroad and
(n the Nos above the Steamboat Land
Ing being Tlaboat Landing the Third is) arst
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NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MORNING., DEC. Is, 1851
The steamship Mexico, Capt. Place, from Indi-

The steamship Mexico, Capt Place, from Indi.
anola. via Galveston, arrived last evening. The
following is list Of the passengers:
Miss Hsrdsrovs. Mr. l. w Hooper. W Williams. II De
81 Cyrr, Els. smith. Logan. Baker. W Perkins.
Ssvle Lad, J G Lanrey Buchta. Hardgrove, Lyman.
IL Woosey Fish. GaInne, lady and child, Tyler
sm,her Harrison, Poole Child. Choek. Nichols. Edward
Grant and 10 on deck.
The Houston Telegraph of the 18th says tina,
Gen. Smith was visit to the new fort on the
Clear Fork of the Brazos, and will return to Bexar
in a short time.
The same paper has the following:
at is reported on the frontier that the Canaan.
ches are preparing another expedition against the
settlements on the Rio Grande We think this re.
port quite probable, as they have just concluded a
treaty with the Commissioners Of the General Gov.
eminent The prairie tribes are in quite desti.
tute condition, as few buffalo have been found in
their hunting grounds this summer. Congress,
should make an appropriation that will enable the
Commissioners to feed these destitute tribes this
winter, and they may thus be prevented from COM
hitting depredations on the settlements.
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CREsCENT O1YfTs-
Thursday Morning, December ~ isJI. {
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Union, Budd, Chagres. Babcock e. FenneI
Ship Jane u Giddens Child Liverpool, ASbbidge Sec
Ship Old England, Lowell, Have, HVBaxtel
Arrived.
Steamship Mexico Place, from Indiaroa via Galveston
to Harris Il Morgan-2d my.
Brig Sterling Pike, days from 81 Jago de Cuba in ballast
TO master-Peint.
schr Powbattan Caro-. 2days from Pensacola to matter
basin.
schr Chpoa, Blaksmy, days from lachcoa to mas
ter-Batin.
sTEAhgokrs.
Alabama, Roberts. from Montgomery
Music, Streck, from Donadsonyiie
Mobile, Post, from Mobile.
Ophela, Gordon. from Port Hudson
Pocahontas, Moore, from st Louis
Caido. Dmitry, from DonaldsonviIe
VIM Noble, Eewcomb, from Cincinnati
Gypsy, Ure, from Bayou Sara.
Georgetown, McPhsrson, from LoasAiIe
OHIO, Black from Cincinnati.
81 Charles, Apologize, from Bayou Sara.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-18

Henry LeaumOnt VS.. J. p. Desbots, and Ed.
RiefeI. No 1928.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANSS-By virtue Of writ of alias isr facias to
New Orleans The above entitled cause, viii proceed to
sell at public auction. in the rounda of the City Exchange
MONDAY, January 19. 1853, at IL O'Clock M-AI tbs
right, title and interest portion Of defendant Ed Rieffe in
and ,he succession IT A. Rsel, his deceased father
opened before Second District Court Of New Orleans and
OF which A. Dule the executor, seized in
the above suit. =
Terms cash on the spot JAMES p FRERET
dis % Jams 10 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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Dumas, the Great French Novelist

From Paris letter of Prof. Brney, in the Phil
adelphia Evening bulletin, extract the follow.
ing graphic and eloquent description of the great
French novelist, Alexander Dumas:
PoweNs Portrait Of Alerander Dumas -
Agreeably to my promise to your readers, fort
night ago, have dropped in at the studio Of our
countryman, Vim. H. Powell. He was just paint
ing the back ground OF half finished portrait of the
French novelist and dramatist. Half dozen emf
nent artists have endeavored, without success to
put on the canvas correct likeness of Dumas, in
one of the happiest expressions of his ever-vary-
ing countenance Powell has succeeded in getting
the mingled expression of dignity and something
to between waggery and playful sarcasm, so natural
Dumas in general society. What painting can never
represent is the genial, sympathetic afectionate,
| hearty, impulsive, whole-souled character of the
| man character which has made him troops O
warm friends taken the sting out of the hatred Of
his literary rivals and enemies, led him into i'm
prud noes OF all kinds, and caused those storms
which have beat with such fury on his Tree o.
Life, and made fall about his feet so many bitte
| fruits of experience. An "airy child of vapor and
the SUM-" OF imagination and genius, he has always
been the sport of every passing impulse, of ever,
chance impression. Like Lady Adelins, he is re
| markable for that
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-18

A Test.-A case involving the question of the
use of the Bible in schools has just been brought
up in Cambridge, Mass One Of the rules of the
schools of that city is, that selections from the
Bible be read by the pupils daily. The order was
objected to by a pupil, and the went to the
school committee Tor decision. A suit at law
has grown out of the trouble; the parents of the
child having retained lawyer to argue the point.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-18

J. Rice VS.. Thomas Doulin. No 1900.
by VIRTUE of writ of feri facias 70 me d.
- rected by the Hon. j. L. Winter Second Justice of the
Peace for the parish Of Orleans will proceed to sell at pub.
lie auction. H. f. Smiths Warehouse, Caronde.
let and ferddo streets, SATURDAY, December a. 1851
IL o'clock M
, The CONTENTS Of BLACKSMITH's SHOP, viz
above entitled suit IT, Terms cash
dis GEO. F. PEARSON, Constable.
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NEW oRLEANs CATTLE mARKEy

JEFFERSON Cry
Wednesday Evening December II. 1871
The stock on sale remains ample but prices mer in view
Uninterrupted navigation of the upper rivers.
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DIPE HEADS-3O0 boxes, for sale by
J. dl2 E.J.HART b GO. ~ Tehoupisoulasst.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Plaeide's Varieties, GravIer street.
FRIES % .. VIZ s. e: y. @SG%ss
ss he s Nj A h,"R n
the Mons Monpe4r sd... Nine sr other By
S ss e kossgTa
Phmsey, Mr. Wright; ars Peery. Ars. Rows.
ct. Charles Theatre.
e s o s: 8: he
y s nd a s a ss,s
aHkRED Eis sa% ssssisd
Sloan, and Mines. sssn, Rynar and Dopovan.
Orleans Theatre.
THURsDAy, December lsw be performed the charmipy
s ssh IN III rf al suF Es rsaK ;
9tyile' III aeisro conclude with UN CAPRICE Comedy
e. Nsna.y n.r first night Of the grand ops. by Mey.be
q rsner@anee to commence at quarter o'clock.
Dan Rice's Circus,
on ST CHARLES sTREKT. OPPOSITE PRRDIDo.
EvESNG isSps %is her I %
q. meat to s s s'S a.. Of talent 10 ne ca T.
country, - . ,,,
bss'i 'ss@ ss at e sss o'clock
Box Office day, from 10 ~
% ecure anu wnere bh may &c presented Tor payment d0
Stokes's European Circus,
CoFsER OF ST. CHARLES AND PoYDRAs STREETS.
1nIEsr & 1s sasn dss os ,
c c Tsa enss.ns e. .s sf s ::
Eqneenne. Dancers etc, Of which this country
Great Excitementy
THE celebrated MADAME LAMONT Barnum's Museum,
Neyfork has returned to h city from her
ox and holds her daily court al the the Me- % Circus
". aaa rss.. tor Ss &c s
fc principles Of Phrenoosy and Pany The
able and correct prediction TO Mile Jenny Lind during
NevOfeaDs Created the wonder
ever known The long residence Of Madame Lamont
and her with Eastern Mag have
Of occult knowledge
tH Perons having inpofan. law pending ii T.
their advantage TO give her a call
Nine. this limited her
pricss 10 sOc Tor LADIES and 81 Iof Genlemea 6n
..pl, Dancing Academy.
L<s&y tE Dir. p CSSEf respectfully informs the adie,
E gentlemtn Of NewOrean III Dancing Acadeny
A{S No. l25 Poydraz
~ ana Csrondee he viii the mos,
fashionable Dances IN vogue.
Glass gentlemen from hllfpast TIL 10, every night
Dizziness OF the head entirely cured in waltzing
FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs. G. q A.
ROS1ERE, corner of Common and St Charles streets.
No. "a, Professors OF the noble art Of ssdeence. MI
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FLATBOATS.

-St6UHd w u NfcfpuFFIV-
CINCINNATlPerP eston's boat: 800 bbls flour, 800 dc
whisky to order.
CINCINNATI-Per Rsess's boat: 1900 ibis flour Mar
tin. Owen eco.
RISING SUN-Per Peppers boat: 1880 bbls potatoe,
Druhan.
MOUNT VERNON-Psr Lynn's boat 1900 sacks corn
200 do oats Geo w Owens.
OHIO-Per Aeskre's boat 1i40 bbls tour to Order
OHlO-Per Browns two boats: 600 bbs pork and wins
ky, 750 do flour to orlsr
MADIsON-Per McCr. ady's boat 400 bbls flour Hew
t Norton eco.
at jefferson City
CINCINNATI-Per Eliott's two boats 2675 bbis hou
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- FOfAIAbAmR HIVof-Ih0 M0WOF1C00n,
Lei1sxiES Montgomery aud Wetumpka packet asamsr
ALABAMA. p Robert, il, master, will
regular about Isl Of Novsmbo
and will durng the seasOn, leaving his p0
and Montgomery on alternate WEDNESDAYS. TIN Ala.
bama entirely and elegantly finished. and bus
expressly for the trade. Her peculiar adaptation and The ong
pers and passenger, Of pnnctuahty, accommodation and
safety. This line OF prepared recaiva ught
designed or them, their warehouse, shall Road de
oil the Canal, application e
Ia If MCDOWELL, Jr, s. co, u Poydras
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-18

49, = Regular Ouachta PASSENGER Packet
sk&&ts35 steamer eIORM-For Camden, Chsmpag.
7*1f - mole, Trenton. Monroe, Columbia Harrison
and an Intermediate landings on the Ouacha and Black
steamer STORM. H. u. Watts master. in past ~
oeving freight, and will leave SATURDAY, the 9Qth
board. or to ldlsJ T. B. SMITH, "a foydras 4.