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Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

The person suspected of numbering the Bartle
family, near Manayunk, Pa, was arrested on Mon
day morning, at Rising Sun village, about FIVE miles
from Philadelphia.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09
WORCESTER DAILY SPY.
FRIDAY, MAY ., 1851.

U Advertisers wishing have their advertisements ap
p ar the next day, will please send early the day
possible Also those wishing advertisements in
the Weekly, should send in as early as Monday noon
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

B The upper railroad express train, on the Fitch.
burg railroad, ran over horse in Concord, Tuesday
morning, and killed him instantly. The man who was
in the wagon to which the horse was attached escaped
uniniured.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

WOMEN require more sleep than men, and farmers
less than those engaged in almost any other occupation
Editors authors and artists need sleep than those
Of other professions. The is of pseco-
cous children.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

ST The whole number of prisoners committed to
the New York city prison. for various offences, during
the month Of April 1850, being an increase Of ISi
over the corresponding month Of last year.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

III Hon. Grin Fowler leh Washington for Fall
River, on the 9Th, having recovered his health
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09
DIED.

DIED.
In Cincinnati Ohio, the Sd instant Mr.. Ebsnezer Iar-
rington, OF this city, aged 2s.
~ The relatives and friends of the family are requested
to attend his funeral Church Of the second Parish
to-day Friday, sh at o'clock, NJ, without further in
ytation
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09
N NnTICE-

THE subscriber having relinquished his business nm
Il count OF i'll health, returns his sincere thanks r. ~
patronage given him, and takes pei SIRE in recomm,na
his successor, Mr.. HUsTIEG, every wSy ouaT6sJ
please customers. - 9"eu 70
mys-d6w CHAs.P. CHAPLIN
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

ana NO. q2 cJlnes 81 NEessSc sbsF nEsF1GE
ton-ss-Where his services be promptly obtained
any hour by day night when not prevented by prevou
Duties
AuscuitatIOn and Advice, Free. dtE-deeo5
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09
WILLIAM S. BARTON,

Late Of the firm Of Bacon & Barton, has removed his
Office
HARRINGTON BLOCK,
directly opposite the foot of Pleasant street.
Extensions, Bounty Lands Naturalization, Conveyan-
cing Collection and all Law matters promptly attended to
maI5-dwtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

WILLIAM DICKINSON, Notary Public.--
Win attend this and other matters Of business At hs
Ohice over the Central Bank.
Worcester. Oct. g. 1850. dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09
ADJOURNED SALE.
HOUSE AND LOT AT ATY0mTaHx

g w. SELBY & CO. will sell on the premises on FRI
~. DAY MORNING, May 8, at 10 O'Clock the HOUSE
and LOT, No. 2 fremont street, owned by LEWIS HOWE
Terms LIBERAL and made known at the sae For further
particulars inquire Of g.. w sELBY A. co
myS1H AuctioneerH
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

MRS. 3. GOODWIN, experienced and success
u Midwife holds herself in readiness day and night to
attend to the duties of her profession Residence No
Austin street. ap2l-d,f
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

GOOD NURSE
CAN BE OBTAINED AT NO "a WASHINGTON
apI4i STREET. dim
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

SEGARS OF Exquisite flavor are always to
be found in quantities TO suit, the Drug Store Of
saas 70 HABfEt L. T. LAZELL,
leDlS-du 20l Main st.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09
GREATEST BARGAINS YET!

O00 Yards nice FANCY DRESS SILKS little ont o,
COO STYLE threcfourths yard wide, original cost
for sale Al the low price OF 5s II takes only wards
Tor dress, making IL cost low common De Lane,
with many other goods cheap, al CLARKE's.
my9-dis3w Successor TO Hall dt THOMPSON
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

j. *. CLARK, HOMOEPATMIC PHYsI.
CIAN--No. 4 Walnut Street. Ofiee hours from s 10 g
A. NJ, and from to Pm.
Worcester Jan. lst, 1851. Ianl n
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

Silver Door Plates
Engraved at No. Brinley Hall.
Also, Trunk and Coffin Plates SeGs, Jerelry Siluer
apl4l Ware, &c. Id3m
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09
Wanted.

PLACE, by aneat industrious girl, to do house work
rnl street. - w. % ZEN
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

uN) OO0 Feet Of Oak Plank and Dimension Tim.
iEy,s 81. pr ~ Der wanted. Apply at osGOOD BRAD.
.V'o" mys-dw2w
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09
To Rent,

To Rent,
"a A TENEMENT at the corner OF Austin and Or.
iord streets, Of or rooms. Rent slOO Inquire
mys dlw* n. IT, BRowNJNc
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09
ELEGANT MANTILLAs \

CAN be found tho HIVE" this week, and ct no plaeN
nysdiwws, ''A '''' y ~ GEO. =. RRyANT.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09
Lime. Lime

Lime, Lime!
VXTE are receiving by Railroad and constantly nm hand
w PENNIMAN's LIME, from Winoosti FaIs "TlI Tbi,
Lime not surpassed by any In this Market for i,s
whtteness and strength. For sale low by '"'
my9-dw3m LEE sPRAGuEH co
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

MRS. nj. s. THOMPSON,
Female Physician and Midwife,
pl4l No. II Sal m st., Worcester. ldl,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

4Eteamer Europa, Capt. Lott, arrived at N. York
Thuy forenoon, from Liverpool, whence she sailed
on Srday noon, the 26th ult. The news is one week
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-25

NEW &RLxANs, Gath Nov, 1851
To the Editors of the .Nep Orleans Crescent.
DEAR SIRs,-You will, do not doubt, obliging-
ly grant the use Of some corner of your valuable
columns for the purpose Of reminding gentlemen
visiting the Postofice, of the propriety of taking
every precaution against pick pockets, whose pro.
fessional return to eur city, has already been made
most villainously apparent-beariDg in memory
The warning which the Postmaster, or some other
functionary equally regardful of the public inter-
est has caused to be painted aloft either extrem
ity Of the delivery windows, namely" be,pare o.
Pick pockets :" more especially TO do SO while
waiting for the opening of the Office during which
time there is great MISUNDERSTANDING every
instant.
They will do well too, if it were possible, to in
crease their vigilance al the moment of opening
the delivery windows, when there is invariably q
general rush only too favorable 10 the operations
lurking dishonesty.
As an instance of the Post Office at such times
being the locality where thieves as we'll as Mer'
chants most do congregate," 1t may be mentioned
that it was only on Saturday morning last, a gen.
tleman who knows well as most men how to
take care of his money in a crowd, became the
victim of one of these Jack Shepherds" to the
| tune of one hundred and three dollars.
One way Ct reducing, if not putting an end to
the experiments of the light fingered gentry, would
be to make a point of taking but little money with
you, sufficient for the postal requirements which
could be ascertained by average, and keeping thai
little 'airly grasped in the hand in readiness TO pay
| ot Your letters "hen delivered
Respectfully. suprrxrs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-25

Mr.. Clay on SlaUery.-A letter from Mr.. Clay
written TO gentleman in London, appears in the
Kingston Uamaca) Despatch. In this letter Mr.
Clay expresses his well known interest in the Colo.
niza,ion movement, although he prefers Africa tc
the West Indies Speaking of the condition of tbs
blacks in the U. States, Mr.. Clay says:
81 have no doubt that it would conduce 10 the
happiness Of both races if the blacks were remov.
ed from the United States by colonization but
that object is unatainable with regard TO the slave
portion of that population, while their bondage
continues to exist in the United States. How lons
hat will be, can only be matter of conjecture
My own opinion, long and deliberately entertain
ed, is that, as they held in slavery for the pur
pose Of a necessary supply of labor, slavery will
cease whenever, by the increase Of the white pop
than that Of the blacks"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-25
City Intelligence.

FIRST MUNICIPALITY CouNCIL.-Ths body met lat
evening in special Ten members present and Re-
cordsr Genois in the Chair.
The minutes of the last meeting being dispensed with and
there being from the Mayor the first business IN
order the reading of petitions number OF which were
read and apprOp Tiately referred.
communi cation was read from T. J. Wilkinson. re-
Gently elected Coroner asking to hire the heretofore
cupd BY captain Spedden and the to be granted to
him the conditions those under which 1t now
held.
communication from the Board Of Directors of the
fonchartrap Railroad, respecting branch OF Inc roao
Rampant street. reesd to the select committee
which had previous letter on the subject before it,
Petition from several rssdsns Of Exchange Place, respect
ing dangerous Nuisance, referred.
resolution eferredt0 the Police Committee, chars
Ing Waterman Gonzales with having from
the Report book of the Police IRENE Station, ant
fasfyng The record before it referred to the Recorder
Gonzales acting Corporal OF the nsht-watch whe
the act committed.
An able and interesting report OF the Improvement Com
muee read by Mr. Clark. but as it was signed by
minority Of the committees it Withdrawn. 1t referred
vaous matters, including letter from the Surveyor rea
i've to contracts for drainage and cleaning the dranin
canals, improving several of tho streets, b. building
bridges in placss and enargng those now in use ii
Others, opening to the Lake and making cana
10 Bayou ST. john etc.. of which avorab spoke
OF in the report The will be brought forward TIT
| next meeting OF the Council
Mr. Derbes in behalf of the Judiciary Committee read
report subjects VIII oh have been referred thu
committee recommending that the petitions for from
the riots August last be referred to the Attorney OF thu
NJ unicipality Sancto ing the transfer Of Mr. Surgs con
tracts with the Municipality. with the of the security
Mr. Mnrauss and recommending the appropriation Of si2O1
the pro rata share of the First Municipality toward tn,
expenses of the Board OF Health All Of which, with CORES
pondins resolutions. were adopted.
Mr.. Ri chadson offered resolution. which, after debate
and dnposiDg OF motion TO refer. adopted authorizing
the Mayor to sell public auction after tan days notice.
contract to build schoohouss in the Second Ward on he
OF Benve and Robertson stree in conformity with
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Arrtyals at tie Principal .Hctsls xs.tsrdax

vsRAsDA ) Rhode. Choc.ow county. Ala; Johs
Evans. ouitmsa, Miss; + Gregory, Columbus. Mis- B
a Satomon NY; NJ Wean, Mobile; q Q Garthmalds
81 Louis; 10. W..er and lady. portland. Me- a smiS,
W BsI.w At6.n, Tenn " Jones W WIZ, House ;
lana; l. w smlts. Il Q Andsfson,, NO; Cochisn.
per. Ky ; B Ross, Lake Washington. Miss.
PLAETsas' Lieut. Saunders. UsA; L 9 Lehman.
Columbus, Ga; Daugherty Natehez Perkins. Mobile.
ARCADE, g Troop, Cincinnati; w Harris Ru,sel.
vile Nm X Kerry, NO.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL. :. Samuel Morris X Wilkinson, F
Wilson. Monis amsry !. Bainey, r Murnent, New
Drlss ms: John Knox, W Coleman, Jehn Rsidnger.
sacoia, Fa Leroy Woolundse Franklin CO., Ky. A A
Patterson. NJ Pat!slson. NJ Bedford, Joha Church,
Lexington Ky. Il herman Henry Maltby Harrison
Hough, New Yo'k DR. Heck, Arkansas A Tut Joha 9
Corey Louis Mrs John, four children and servant, Gal
on Texas.
CosTI STREET VRRANDA..; :! Gossstt. st. John Bapts
Capt a Mayper, str haniope Mr. Mereau, Hugenei,
" Lembremen,, SAM Lsuxe. Marion. VIM Johnson, L
Prentiss. II Moore, b. Townsend, N o; DR. w King
Ky apt DlInry, Caddo; Mr. LeBla Attakap
N LENNON G luton, La; s Constantine. str DR. B asy.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-25

1he Christ'amo RiOtsrs.-The Grand jury f
the U. 5. District Court at Philadelphia ON Friday
week. returned true bills against Jacob Townsend.
one Of the Christina prisoners, charging him with
obstructing the officers Of the United State. in
arresting fugitive slaves, and aiding fugitives to
escape. There are seven counts in each iudic,.
ment or BILL A true bill was also returned against
him for treason, and also against George Williams
and forty others, charging them with the same
offence, treason, growing out Of the same transact
IONS A true bill was also returned against Cast.
ner Runaway, Elijah Lewis and Joseph Scarlet
for treason. ..r ., .-
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Seasonabe Dry Goods 10 take place thin .v =, 10
at H. Pe,itpsins No Canal street. Terms very liberal
at sale
SAvAGE.Two dark .colcred young gentlemen each nj
whom has annexed his name, wess arrested in Ire
act Of fighting Sunday night, and yesterday
before Recorder Genois and fined ts5 each in default of
which, to be imp rs0ned one month.
AssAULTISs WoMAN.-Bernard Duff was yesterday
aragned nefore Recorder Ca DWELL charged with asaung
Bridget Fogary and pleading not gull ordered
appear for examination on Thunaay.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT o, READY MADE CLOTHING.
The attention Of buyers called the sale of $50
lots of ready made clothing take place this day IL
O'Clock, at F. H. Pstpan's Auction Room. No. Canal
street. Terms at sale.
IEouRsr-An inquest held yesterday on board the
ship Italia. at the Third Municipality wharvss. the b9dy
of child. aged two and named Henry Fruher The
testimony adduced proved the child to have besn suffering
long time from the chronic dysentsry the aease which evil
IDENTITY caused it, DEATH Its parents were German mmi-
sranu. who arrived in the ship from Bremen yesterday
morning.
DANGEROUS AND susPlcious.-E. T. Baker charged
yesterday, before Recorder Caldwell. with doing nothing
that TO- nothing by which he could honest ivs
hood and his prospects, made to appear oil the darker
by PITY found in his pocket Nothing but the
purse was found him, rot even jimmy; and he was re-
qued to explain his destitute condition and produce
voucher. or 60 to the Work house for three months.
IHsANE.-Johu Nones. supposed to be insane. ount
wandering about the Sunday night and brough
to the guard house of the Second Munic paity The Re
| corder ords,ed him to be taken Of.
ADJUDICATION CoNrRACTs.-Mayor Crossman yes
terday sold the following pubic auction:
For erecting the awnings or aprons At the st. Mary
Meat Market. Second Municipality to Z. }. Wassr. 70
| q 800.
For painting the same to VIM. MoKeague for &3a7.
LARcENY-Mchasl Mathews was yesterday brought be
fore Recorder Caldwell charged with having Han
Of meat " from the grocery Of q named Walsh. Tn
ham valued at dollar. As the testimony in suppoI
Of the charge Of the posvs ORDER Michael
| mted for trial before the First District Court.
AssAuLT.-rhomas Mccain will be examined BY r.
corder Caldwell the 2sh instant charge of knockn
down Robert on the evee.
| COsTRAvRsT0N William, slave of Mr. Dupass, ",
arrested Sunday with cabine in his possession. Ii
yesterday presented himself before Recorder Cadwe
and swoe that he had William to Lafayette for Ii
oabne. and that he bringing it home when arrested
rhereupon the Recorder ordered the negro and gun to
given to Mr.. Dupass, who, however, hurried away witt
out the and that Article remains subject his order
| AssAULTIse AN OYFIcxR,-Corpora Bernhard of Il
Fint Municipality police went board the steambo
Princess No. ., yesterday to execute eued fro
the Poics Court. when he assaulted by inivdas
knocked down. and badly treated generally. Recorder Gene
ordered be issued for the indivduas arrest
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-25

IN CONTEXT for Constable. We understand thai
the reason why Messrs. Pearson and O'Bren have
not sstlsd their case is, that an important witness
has bean absent, and that Yesterday evening he
YVES PAT up in the prison duly labeled" and will
hslhEthcomiog whenrequired. We have no doub,
Of the iesus Of the suit. and understand that the
WITNESS rasher difficult 10 find, and was. wher
finally found. rather elevated and in queer place
Il lceks very much a. though adroiily managed
by ths contestant. 4lta
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Bargains IN Dry Goods,
SIMPSONS. so Canal st.


IL calling this establishment will no, be disup
pointed by being asked full regular price, but assured thai
the recently received lowing the demand the
North having nearly this period of tn. seasonJ
compared with the prices Of two months back fully
FROM 10 TO 20 PER CENT. CHEAPER,
while of them received steamship Empire City and
ships Memphis osvego oNETHIRD LOWER than the
prices houses in thia city Among there
REAL FRENCH CALIGOES. -, at 20 cents.
Solid Coors. ALL WOOL M. lie LANES, fine. at 35c.
New Style handsome PLAID DRESS GOODS. from 81 to
81
CHAMELEON MOHAI2 LUsTRE, at 121I cents.
YARD WIDE LONG CLOTH, of good quality, by the
piece, at cents per yard.
RIBBONS, IL yard pieces. for 81 Gents.
BLACK SILKS. Just imported very cheap.
Wooden Goods.
Among them n BLANKETS and FLANNETs,
inferior in this city, and guaranteed to be
cHEApER THAN ANY.
LINEN CAMBRIA HDkFS., Of all styles, surprising in
chsapness any in Nsworlsanl.
HOSIERY of all kinds for Ladies, Gentlemen and Chill.
dren.
SHIRTS, Underhir,s. Drawers, Cnvats Umbrellas
KID GLOVES Tor Ladies. best quality, in black, white
and coiors.
MANTILLAs. CLOAKS. GRAPE sHAWLs-A fine
Of these goods, from common qualities to the mos
magnificent styles Also SILK vELvETs and all color
Of the fashionable FRINGE for trimming at fair price
EVENING DRESsEs-The best assortment in the city
comprising all coors.
Mepos Apacas all the styles Of Drsss Goods
Mourning Goods, Chdren's Goods aud the second floor
nearly all descriptions of PLANTATION, DOMESTIC
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS, any article Of which, whs
not cheaper, will be 3 cheap any other house.
In examination Of goods and prices requested al
SIM p MS,
/ p22 SO Canal street.
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be- LetghJOss's
FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT STORE,

fully supplied for the Fall and Winter trade with splendid
assortment Of
SHIRTS and Gentlsmen's Furnishing Goods
which, having manufactured the No Is Park
NewYork and purchased Leighton In the be
upon materials and Of the prevailing fashion,
n entire stock of
LINEN AND YoRK MILL SHIRTS;
MKRINo, LAMBS Wool, SILK. CANTON FLANNEL, Cor.
TON and other variety of UsDERsHIRTs and DRAWERS
ENGLISH HosIRRY;
Elegant CRAvATs ScARFs and newly invented NKCKTKs;
GLOVES; SUBSCRIBERS; POCKET HAsDKKRCHIErs;
UMBRELLAS; PURSES; PERrUMrRY. ETC. etc.,
ties of will be made by every
~ Shirts made specially order in style at the ordinary
prices c. LEIGHTON,
First Premium Shirt and Gsn,iemsn's Furnishing Store,
oDOpo M 4 Rovsl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-25

For the Ssnatorship.-J. M. Elan, Esq. of Ba.
ton Rouge, is suggested as fit person to repre-
sent Louisiana in the United States Senate
through card published in the Baton Rouge GA
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-25
Wi1sGOac Shades.

lset Q 5 II ieat p'ain blue bordered SHADES.
et eN eet plain buff bordeIed SHADES suitable lot count
rse assortment Of and rich Shades always on hand
compns 1ohc Landscape Scroll and other dsssns superior
manufacture Of various sres.
PSn buf and Wits HOLLAND feet vide, prepared
expressly fsf shs5ss, CHlTTENDEN CAMERON,
~ sap ~ Csassss and Cl,,smhssss L.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-25

A Hoar,-We published paragraph some time
ago, stating that Java coffee had been raised in
Caswell county, N. c. The Milton Chronicle,
from which it was copied, in rubssqusn, issue
admits tia, he was hsaxsd By wassish friend.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-25

Rumor.-lt is minated by the Washington cor
respondent of the Baltimore News, that the Hon.
Thomas Corwin will shortly resign his position in
the Cabinet.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-25

IN BssAisk Missstsr. The newspapers an.
mousse that the Bsilish Government will not gil
ths siaGon of Minister, vacated At Washington by
the departure Of Nh. Bnlwsr, ill some emergency
shall .zss requiring the presence Of such repre-.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-25

III Cyoss IN Ioty.- Italy the orucitix is the
hrst object put in the hands Of the child, and il
wenss this figure upon its neck ~ On amulet. Al
Tie marriage altar the nuptal rings have the same
image engraved upon them. At the funeral il Is
ssen again, and finally upon the tomb. From the
cfadis - the grave i is the daily emblem Of the
pe9pes n approaching city, town or hamlet o.
itAi[s the ffst object in the sky s the cross
tglssms upon the banners Of her armies, and els.
tens upon the breasts Of her soldiers it rises apor
the' pisnecles Of her towers, and looms upon III,
meoa-sail mssss Of her naves.
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Lao Books,
70 For sale By
THOMAS L. w HITE,

"A " A IA " II . w IL II >
SO Canal street.
ARNAULD's MARINE AND INSURANCE AVER.
AGE, by Judge Perkins
BLACKSTuNE'5 COMMENTARIES. in vols, with
Notes. by L. WENDELL late State Reporter Of NewYork
UPTON'S CIVIL CODE OF LOUISIANA.
BENJAMIN AND SLIDELL'S DIGEST of LOUIS
lana.
THE CODE NAPOLEON, or the French Civil Code.
DUNLAP'S ADMIRALTY PRACTICE. second edi-
with copous Notes.
BROWNS CIVIL AND ADMIRALTY LAW.
HOWARD's U. 8. SUPREME COURT REPORTS.
TO-
| UNITED STATES STATUTES AT LARGE. vol. g.
| ENGLISH LAW AND EQUITY REPORTS. Vols.
and s, Just received
UNITED STATES DIGEST. vol. 9. Also-complst,
/ sets, 9 vols
| ANGEL ON CARRIERS, LIMITATION, TIDE
WATERS and CORPORATIONS.
| DOMAT'S CIVIL Law. by strahan. Cushing edition
/ 2vola smo.
| sTORY's COMMENTARIES ON THE CONsTITU
TON, edition, improved, in vols
STORY'S WORKS Conflict Laws, Agencies. Con
tracts Sales, Bailments Bills Of Exchange, Conflict Laws
Equity Jurisprudence, Equity Partnership, and Promsor
| Eotss. Late edition.
~ TEXT BOOKS used in the Law School constant
hand with large general assortment Of Law Books Ma 3p
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Splendid Yield Of SSsay.--We saw yesterday,
at'shs store Of Mr. Theodore Johnston, sugar cant
tioa Of Mrs. Voolfolk, on bayou Gruee Tste' which
hAs heen and IL still yielding three and quartz,
horheads Of sugar TO the acre We are happy ia
hsas Of such hatiering evidences Of fine crops thi,
sesson among our plapiers. From what we hear
esiosse Ie.s y trying herself this year. PLAQUE.
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4 CNjSsat-A letter from Rome in the New
York Advertiser, states that the Pope had appointed
Cardinal for tbs United States, in the person of
AssasisAsp Hughes, Of New York,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-25

Mr., Cisy.-Mr. Clay left Ashland on the 18th
inskfst Washington, where he expected to arrive
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THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE
L AND LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
nj, authorised Capital. TEN MILLIONS DoLLAns nm
surpIus and Reserved Fund $50 90
1a,s4O,0O
Working Capits-Two Million; TIRES Hundred aud Forty
Offering ~ II. unuualy large capital and the unlimited
individual liability ot the 5to holders that great dedera
prepared insure against Fir, Risks Orleans
the most reasonable terms.
Tn: usual abs!snsat Of premium made to place the com
ChXs BRIGGS. AGENT Agent. On 'f is Common st.
Directors in NsD Orleans:
W. n.PR, siiS,.:, "a s SSa. W. R, Mare.
Directors Neo York:
p JAMES BROWN. Chairman.
era EaAHSa GorTsEsT. Deputy Chairman.
n:s ' r ss Ei1s sfs;::
rhANois oklffh, Counsel Of the Board.
Directors in Liverpool:
WIN. NICOL. Chairman.
j jos Hos EwAxr' Deputy Chairmsn.
Tho Tho B BIos.isbank. Robt HiSsn. John Marriott.
s:s'''' LtE.iss: 'f ss sss,
swINToN B0ULT, Secretary.
Directors in London.
WIN. EWART. M. p, Chairman
Sir WIN ? DeBathe, Bart, Hon. T. Ponsonby.
| William Brown, MPs John Rsnkipg.
| Matthew Forster. NJ P, James N. Roesstey.
| FEEDER ck Harmon, Seymour Teuon.
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