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CINCINNATI-Per steamer Gunare: Is boxes medicine
4 pork 81 hhds bacon MeGssor &so-o p Sb, WHISKY
Y WmEaIeLiS les hams Sturges Adams &co.l7S bbs
EASILY bbs whisky Lands Seo@a5 Do Marin a. Owen
s NeG1a hea bacon i X b0ls OIL bos pork Ns BE
I9S BIS soap Arthur % candles 100 do sarch
oseon castor oil sAs f bS
sf HI. AIM M0pre kegs bS'teE Oo bss cheese Av &oo
iso candles bS red OIL "a Do PORK s. III bes
se ss sSSS sa ar sef eps Sb bss
3H' AZ 90 sSa liz
&sosSo Fisher bb beef ke esrs ssT, u
safi G s,ss%:r Gen So
Gsda ssqFi kq so rr1 RI eas%
os sA ssse SssGn svyosy Green &oG
pses hs@p Male Gox d. 81 lbs pof 800 Is rope
90 aS SA sG ms Ell G pcs bagsps Bel ss9n
af Seo, "a bHs mse oWlcGham 50 sets bsdstead Buck
Ks osis Poole sN! mf Ra oaS ,ss e?P RAJ o ay do
arn-s s. do Beverly Sands SSola do, SIS ks corn Johu
T ess T rsI. n sco@ ospSS s
so sa,1 Srs q 90 spf y sss no, 70, q Spk m
bentley do, IS SKIS CON i " Banton"Ss 10, ri
,co oa' T Hs n fss lard 4 bo bean, do
p1ekSd &eo-So do Geo torman &eo-iCS bbs potatoes
and eggs 100 sacks corn to order ~
- LoulsylLLETPs, steamer Empire: % hid. tobacco }
Sss Cox DO DO iii co Sisa -
&ssl5 s; s' 81 H. F sss
80 do bbls beef, do hommny, II do vegetables 500
a,bbsges W Benionll6 lard. A. ties 49 els bacon 800
hbls pork Feowes &co,0 do. q casks bacon Parmes
'ro-5a bbls whisky L Stone Ssol cask bacon, keg,
"a cooking stoves b1s mtss Clark Mosbyoios Kegs lard
whisky " Prughotf-9 bds paper J Magnus-iUl do & r.
Stevens &co49 do Sheldon PoltaT5 do Bonner l. Smith
bbs ~ do potatoes Lehnerl65 do pork is bbls
nour steamer indiana-a6 ess bacon Second VOORHEES,
~ rolls leather Kennedy Fuserl003 bbs pork Brgh.
,m-2do c Twiche Sco-2i bbls hams bbls casks do
John hufley-sundres TO order
IA o steamer lexington s5I bbls pork.
mans Fell0wes &co-l4 hhds tobacco Turner Wilson
il Ixs do d9 ksne &co-s DO Murphy Csiis-s hhds
uAs u9 Violet &co-137 bbls oil Buchanan-lI6
Wsssteaa aei BIo-sls bagging, $50 coils
A,n,S ts NJ bbs beef Srother Rro'-2 hf bbl do
bs nn s bbls do Mudse-474 do pork 55 casks
owen ooas ~ les hams, 6o bh 81 half oes Martin
l. b, eJie o9s po'atoe, Harper-77 do Lehner-
M hhl e ~ W ME &eo-l box do q ocks Sco-2 les
III Us 'on ueS Stong hton-l7 bhls hky John Hurley
Hvd S o W w Arthur &eo-lSti boxes candy sykes
snd ~ oass beaches II ar Sro-I4 his apuls
'' VII yies' otasi,, nIa 50 hhds tobacco
| WllLi AMSPORT-ret st,an,.r r. n ,,tLs, ,,.,
asses McRas eSs y do = Ind. sugar bb mo
@s BsoceS SGsJIe do Payne !ia.onIa l. Lee
III Buckley Holt-lo Kelly. Com psbam ssSns Ws,S
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GRENADIAN AND VENEZUELAN SrEAMERs.-A
private correspondent at Washington informs us
that the Governments Of New Granada and Vene-
zuels have contracted with company of NewYork
and Boston capitalists to build for them six steamers
Of 20OO tons each, two Of 1900 tons each, and two
OF 1000 tons EACH to be used as revenue and relief
steamers. The two former class to form line of
international Improvements, and connect more
closely the two Governments in commerce and
friendly ieelng The contract is to be fulfilled for
the sum OF ten millions Of dollars The com
pany, i is said, have selected as their chief agent
Capt. J. d. Williamson, connected with tie Georgia
Railroad, and lately with the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company. 1t is expected that Capt w. will
start In the course OF the ensuing summer with a
select corps Of engineers for the seat of his future
enterprise. IN. Y. paper.
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The SLAVE TRADE.-The United Service Ga
zette has private accounts from the coast of Africa
stating that the slave trade is on its last legs, and
nearly oil the slave dealers on the South Coast are
bankrupt. Such was the vigilance of the cruisers
that there were 5000 slaves in the barracoons at
Ambriz, which they would not run the risk of
shipping. The Phoenix, screw sloop, Com'r Ly.
saught, was stationed off that place. The prize
captured by the Cyclops, steam frigate, Capt. the
Hon. G.. F. Hastings, on the 18th November, had
been waiting four months for the chance of slip
ping away with her cargo. She had actually
passed under the Aagships stern, al Loando, with
out suspicion, hut was fortunately pounced upon
by the Cyclops. She was of one hundred tons
burthen, but had no less than $40 slaves She
shipped her cargo one morning twenty-five miles
north Of Loando, at O'Clock, and at 8 P. NJ. she
was under the guns Of the steamer. She had nc
slave deck, and was so crowded that the Cyoops
for humanity sake, took out 800 the poor wretch
es and conveyed them to ST. Helena
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TObacc0-The only transactions that heard of were
hhds at l0Sc& ID, and 30 hhds on private
TERMS '-i
suear-The demand limited and prices still easier for
the lower descriptions. Sales 200 hhds.
otasscs-Saes of 1900 bbs 23O251ao for ordinary TO
good fermsnng, and a61s09 y gallon for choice
Flour-TGe market continued duh. with sales OF only
about 9O0 bbls including $50 Ohio % IS; $50 St. Louis
at about a co. $50 at a 05: 500 Illinois at and
200 choice St. Lous, in several ots. at - S7s bb
Grain-Chere was fair inquiry and about COCO sacks
sod including l40 prime white and yellow at 90 and
AGO. chiefly whte at 56C057c " bushel OF Oats 3'Vo
sacks were sold in several lots at 5St0 SOC " bushe
ProvisIons-About 500 bbls Pork were disposed or IN
GLIDING 100 bbs o. unnspected. at $ia 90 and So bbs
also without inspection &l2 50 for Mes and sls for
- Dbl OF Bacon noticed sales Of ~ cks Shoulders al
5IsO5x and some small lots of clear Sides at $40 " d.
OF Lard is bbs brought B l50tcs at 36; and 800 kegs
at about $50 y b. 400 kegs Western Butter were sold,
for export at II and 100 boxes Cheese a, TIC v ID.
Bagging-A lot Of HOO pieces India Bagging was sold at
1880. on time
Rice-5O ties were disposed Of So for fair, and 34c for
prime.
COnee-Sales l5O0 bags Rio, mostly at lie o ID.
Nhisky-Stil owersaes $50 bbs several lots at 23c
y gallon.
EXCHANGES Sterling in better demand. and the
rates have improved. We quoe Sterling, 1U71aGO
1857; New York sixy.day Bills 21402a W cent. disc :
and Sight Checks NewYork 1@rs v cent discount.
Freights-A ship taken for Antwerp at lsSc for
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ss The RIVER AND THE WEATHEk.-The Louis
vile Courier of the 20th says. The river continues
slowly rising, with full ten feet water the falls
last evening. The weather is warm and cloudy,
with q light rain during the afternoon and evening
Al Pittsburgh yesterday at noon, the river was
fallings with II feet water in the channel.
The Wabash river was rising Sunday morning
at Vincennes, with only moderate stage OF water
to that point; and the steamer Kentucky No. 2,
was unable to ascend any higher The White
river at the same time very high.
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A CURIOUS INCIDENT

A CURIOUS INcIDENT.-The following curious
abatement is an extract of letter received by
Philip Sleeman, Esq, of Plymouth, from his
brother, Col. W. H. Sleeman, and dated "Court of
lucknow, Hindostan India, October 3, 1850. |
must now tell you about poor boy who was found
in wolf 5 den with she wolf and three whelps.
When dug into by some Of my troops they all
boltsd together, and the boy fast all tours
that he outsulpped the whelps, and was with diff
Guilty taken by mounted trooper. The mother of
the whelps had carried him off from his parents
some years before, and brought him up as her own
offspring in her den."
Don't doubt il in the least
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Arrived.
Steamship Maria Burt, Emerson, from Sabine Pass, to
Green, Harding Geo.
Ship J Humphreys, Badger, from Cardiff (Naes) 9TH
Jan, TO maslef-Polnt
Ship Jenny Lind Robinson, IS days from Palermo, 10 w
Hynson-1st my.
Ship Atlantic, Roe, 10 days from New ork, Wood
ruff See-2d my.
Ship Corner, Bennett, Is days from Boston, to
Ship Deyonsre Strickland IS days from Havre TO Jas
Whitney &co-2d my.
Bark Wright, Jr. Aver Is days from Boston, Fosdck
Bark Cyane, Loveland. 81 days from Norfolk. to Mast
Sch Anita, Leerba. days from Tobasco 10 master-l N.Y.
S1hr Maria, johnson, days from Pensacola master
Basin.
Schr Alice Minor, days from Pensacola, to master-Ban
| sTKAmBOATs.
| Belle Creole; Bennett. from Vicksbsrg.
Cora No Z, kee ing, from Camden.
Empire, Meekn. from Louisville.
ID White, Brady, from Williamsport.
Gulnare, Linn, from Cincinnati.
Zen LAFAYETTE, Bentley, from Louisville.
Lexington, Mather, from Louisville
Patrick Henry. Landry, from Baton Rouge.
Rockaway No q Davis from Caroline Bluffs
Tuscumba, Johnson, from Lefore.
TOwboat Panther Davis, from the Passestowed down anu
TO sea the ast inst, bark Ace0n-brous ht up ship
Humphreys and bark Cyane.
Towboat Defiance, Hamburg, from the Passesowed down
aud 70 the 18th inst, ships Caack and Trumbul
schr Veuus-came up light.
rowboat Louisville. Mcpherson, from the Passes-owed
down and to the 23d inst, ships Gypsy and Queen
PomaIe-came up light
Fowboat Diamond, LaPace, from the Pases-owed down
aud 10 the I'D inst ship Csmlus brgs Lucy and
Soue-brought up ships Atlantic aud Jenny Lind.
Towboa Ocean, Mechanics, from the Passesoyet down
and to the 10Th inst ships Oscar Jane-brought
up ships Jas Corner and Devonshre, bark Wright, Jr.
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CHAGRES-Per steamship Falcon: Fuel
CHAGRES-Per steamship PHILADELPHIA Sundry u,,lse
BREMEN-per ship 4 zsien Wecker; 81 bbls flour 4
bales moss, 746 bales cotton, " hhds tobacco
HAVRE-Per ship Geo Turner: 800, 900 in specie, TIA
bales on.
BOSTON-Pe ship Charlotte Reed 1881 bales cotton "a
bdls 924 hides etc.
NEW YORk-Per ship suNana: 5t5 bales cotton, 1884
hhs sugar. ISL ISL bbs lard 25a bb pork 2 do beef
l5l do t,low, II bxs 8 bbls mdse.
RlCHMOND-PeI bark Cora: SO bbls 567 hhhs sugar, L.
bb molssses 80 do lard OIL hhds bacon As bbs pork 50
BIB Loaf
BOSTONPer bark Brenda 32l bbls 10 hf do 1871 or do
pork 1888 bbs lh9 tc 800 keg lard 20 hhds lao hf do
hams $40 bales cotton $500 hides, as beef pigs feet
BARCELONA-Per brig San Juan: 576 bales cotton
1900 stAves
pork. 70 do hsns 40 do whisky % bbls moasse 10 cask,
bacon 10 do ce hnds 500 SKIS corn 80 do coffee
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The LAST RAIL LAuD.--lnformation by tele-
graph informs Us that the iastrail was laid on the
Columbus and Cleveland railroad yesterday This
news will no doubt be received with pleasure by
the travelling public. The iron horse" will start
at the sound OF the shr whistle, about Friday, for
the !" ornamental city, of the lake. The inhabi-
tants of Cleveland intend having celebration,
and n number of Cincinnatians will join ia the es
tivities of the occasion. If this is not glorious
news. we despair of giving any this morning
,orn L. l1T
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7 ImpOftBs
PALERMO4PeI ship Jenny Lind: Fruit to order.
NEW YORK-Per ship Atlantic: Assorted mdse
order.
BOSTON-Per ship Jas Corner: Assorted mdse.
HAVRE-Per ship Davonshie: Assorted mdse.
BOSTON-PeI bark Wright, Jr: Assorted mdse
NORFOLK-Per bark Cyane: Assorted mdse
PENSAOCLA-Per schs Maris: % bales cotton TO G
Cocks &co-2l, 90 feet lumber 10 900 lah G Pooley
PENSACOLA-Per schr Alice: 200 feet of lumber.
TOBASCO-Per schr Anita: Fruit, etc, order
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NDhlES-
~ Bergasse, bordeaux. Madeira and Port Wines
PeTiumeres Essences Of Roses;
Superior Sweet OIL etc.
In store and for sale by
Jab RAREfII e. co. 81 Common at
FIRST ARRIVAL NEW ELEME FIGS
hhds OF selected Figs, in large and small DRUMS received
Der steamship Ohio being of the fret and only
oil New Crop which has been received this season. sale by
w. l.. CUSHING n co. 65 Common ST.
fv Parties who have purchased to arrive, requested
10 receive the same from steamship Monday morning,
Crop "a
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BANK NoTE INk.-The ink for printing bank
notes in London, is made from the calcned leaves
and seeds of grapes, and forms of the finest and
darkest imprints that can be found. So says an
English review.
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PERFUMERY, ETC.

~" We have Just received per EMPRESS and are now
opening an invoice of the finest PERFUMERIES SOAPS,
COSMETICS, ETC., offered in this city Customers
and visitors respectfully invited call and examine our
stock which, feel satisfied, will please This assortment
consists Of
DOUBLE EXTRACTS from the most exquisite Flowers;
CoLoGNEs, from the French, German, and American
Laboratories;
TOILET SOAPS of every variety and odor;
PoMATUMs. from the manufactures of Lubin Dupuy,ren
Roussel, and others;
SHAVING SOAPS AND CREAMS of every description:
POWDER BOXES AND PuFFs; TOILET POWDER, etc etc.
Together with an extensive assortment of
HAIR BRUSHES, TooTH BRUSHES,
COMBS, NAIL BRUsHEs, etc.
~ FOR sale L. LOUIS MASSEY'S,
leu corner Camp and Gravier sts.
nUFFlELD'S HAMS AND JOLES-
~ . bbs Dutfield's new Hams;
% hbds do do do do
Landing ex steamer Georgetown and for sale by
no r. NJ. McALPlN,
Jas ~ Common ST. and Canal street Row.
lME JUlCE-6 barrels pure Jamaica Lime
ikA EWoop& 90, Post q, aaMy,
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T WRIGHT Il CO. having resolved to stand unryaed in
every department of their business have agreed with The
Propretos and Agents Of all the genuine popular Patent
Medicines hro9ghoqt the nited States to keep them
far below the usual market prices BY this they
enabled to offer for the inspection OF purchasers the
extensive assortment which be found in this other
CITY, Having had experience in the purchase
and sale Of Patent Medicines, they have acquired facilities
for conducting this particular department. the liberal
AND are now prepared to supply the trade At PRICES
handsome per eensge his investment either at Whossais
or Retdn AT their establishment may be found flu |
ssortment Of a LGENUlNE PATENT MEDICINES,
The following list comprises part Of their assortment, and
twenty-five per cent cheaper than manufacturer regular
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French LANGUAGE.

PROFESSOR A. Observation-Disclosures Les
the above. TRANSACTIONS from English into Er1ch.
tS Apply al the office of the Crescent the Of
Apollo and Calliope streets dill
(ROOkLlS WAREHOls SIX COMPANY.-The
II Brooklyn Warehouses; Agers, opposite New Orleans
are now in readiness 10 receive PRODUCE from the WEST
and MERCHANDISE from the NORTH intended for
SHIPMENT Having 1900 feet front the nver with wharves
IN front OF the Warehouses; by which goods Immediately
conveyed without drayage exposure the weather ample
room will be found ne disehargn1 of ana
loading of ships.
Charges liked ut low rates. and every accommoda
ton offered to the Merchants the city the Shippers in
the upper county. II is the wish of the Umpany equal
the convenlences of the Alta tic Dock, OF New York
to visit the premises
Office. corner Of Magazine and Lafayette streets, NewOr
cans. r ] CASEY SECRETARY
References & r. Gedes; Price, Frost n Co.; J. w.
St'nton " Co.: Z. r. Nichols es
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NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE $50 81 80" N.-Loserrupr soo w-uTm
Cleared Yesterday.
con, HarLslene, Chagre, via HaYan

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Falcon, Haristene Cbagres via Havana,
R Jennings
Steamship Philadelphia, Brown, Chagres, Nit
Armstrong, Lawrason &co
Ship Charlotte Reed Weeks, Boston, q Meeker x GO
Ship Geo Turner. Mcclellan, Havre, JP Whitney SEQ
Brem ship ltzsein Il Wecker. Boss, Bremen,
Vogts Il Jeanrenaud
Ship sultana, Barrett. New York, Cohen
Bark Cora, Horton, Richmond Mast L. Bourk
Bark Brenda, Pousand, Boston, Nye, Bro &co
Span brig San Juan, Juan, Barcelona, Nj Caballero
Schr Visitor Perry, Pensacola, Master
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IN the First municipality desgnated in the fol owing
table by NIP the Nos commence al the Railroad and run up
the m) Nos above the Steamboat Land
ing No being Faboa Landng In the Third (ml the rst
Wharf
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The GEoRGIA SOUTHWESTERN RAILRoAD.-
This connects Macon with the richest cotton region
of Georgia. BY the Macon Telegraph, we learn
that it is now in operation for twelve miles.
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= Also 4544 sticks Of live oak and 1898 sticks of
cedar, number of feet not known. Number of
briggs So, schooners TO-; making total of 1913
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NEW ORLEANS KM!aRAnT d REMITTANCE

II ~ . n
sHHE undersigned his old established office. continues
accommodate persons DESTROYS of RENTING money their
friends in Engand Ireland Scotland with Sterling Sight
Drafts payable in any poso in the above named king
MS and in suit He also, usna continues hav-
passengers brought from Liverpool this y good
ships and reasonable Parties hvingt. &tance, by
addressing letter (pos paid to the unde,.gne will he
VI Jmptly attended to- JOHN TOOIE,
$40 6m . Bank Place.
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This Company is now ready to make
Insurance on White Persons and
Slaves, at their established rates of
premium. This being the only Com.
pany, incorporated in the Snte, con.
fined exclusively to Life Insurance,
with an extra Guarantee Fund, the
Directors feel confident that it affords
unusual and much greater induce
ments TO those DESTROYS OF efiecting an
insurance on their lives than any other.
Ii Is also nnnn the mutual urincinle;
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MES TIC POR rs.
FOREIGN PORTS.

ElGN PORTS.
ST, FOR VERA CRUZ-The AL schr. BONITA,
49, j. Sblsa master, will sail in few days For freight
assa passage having superior accommodations, apply
to the captain on board. Lower Pcayune Tier,
fe4 BARELLl 4 co. 81 Common at.
r.. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTEH-The A
s.TTJs sician bark FRANCESCA, Vela. master will
s=1 be ready in few DAYS cargo for port
in the Mediterranean. Apply to
fen tt BARELLI & co. 81 Common ST.
n. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARThk-The Sci.
S3FHJS Ian brig CAROLINA, Coras, master will be
sss ready to load few days, and will engage tor
port in the Mediterranean. Apply to
fe27 If BAREl.i.l N co. 81 Common
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LUMBER TRADE IN FLoRIDA-The town of
jacksonville shows the following table for the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-28
"A. IL, DONALDSO

No. 81 Camp street, New OrLe@nS,
IMPORTER
kANDlES-Sazerac, 1888; Otard, Dupuy ~
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DAILY CRESCENT.


T777 ---<-
- ., f.esleuf If ~ IFuE "a IL steamer .dudnfic, on
~, .1l'',.'5 6sk<rss 1Iu1> l49pfRbsr Is, 1916.
sa.sts-s Il. f.x1l,Ss A,s-5rs&x.. auvp ssa elaI
< a. IN. - - Z q 4r, : es.sA" a.
'N WA. l;ttle IsSnk V2s1knn MAS informed that he
Lone - Hi III. f.y6;lv kad escaped from the wreck
~ The Atlantic. Il. tvrned To Mr. Gould. who had
s.ysJ 40 many and exclaimed in substance" Oh
,shs ,ns hack and thro,v me into the sea Oh! let
M a,ovsr Nth INV narents and INV brothers and
.;S,..sim rph;,ajs,ph;s American.
n, 20. 49, -. -.
Wbe sU.t th n.n d 1e sssinst he rock,
When the proud and sropg Atlantic
Broke ,a the tent fsmpe &. s, snGcnd
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pARELLI Il CO, 81 Common str st, offer
~ the following goods in store, for sale
Italian Marble Blocks, Slabs and Tiles;
Quo OF Roses and Essence of Ansette;
Nice OIL, Bordeaux Anlsettei
Caret Wine-Bergasse brand;
God Liver Oil, received direct from Newfoundland
Periumery-a full assortment;
pernasan Cheese; Madeira, Sherry and Port Wine;
Black Silk Velvet and Italian Sewing Silk
One case superior DENTAL instruments.
Received by direct imporHiiOns and iot sale by
d5 RARELil 4 co. 81 Common ST.
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each assured becoming thereof,
portion OF its profits, being entirely exempt from
liability beyond the amount OF premium accrued
Insurance Companies ganized upon the mutual principle
generally successful especially those exclusively
confined Life, they based upon calculations warrant
ed by experience and close but the
stability and success Of this Company is placed beyond
contingency, by the she made
for undoubted Guarantee Fund of $50 600 to be used
lessened subscriptions Mutual Insurance Companes
This Extra Guaranee Fund of $50 600 remains
until the Company has accumulated similar amount tt
fY- California permits granted. and extensive travelling
nriy alo
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70, ISUU ; Plnet, tastll-
lon & Co, Hennessy, London
Dock. etc. etc.
SHERRY - Amontillado
Harmony. Imperial, Yriarte,
LObO, etc. etc.
MADEIRA Biackhurn's
South Side, Howard, Marsh
" TO-, etc. etc.
PORT-The Queens, 0por-
to. London, etc etc.
Blu RGUkDY - Chamber. {
tin, Hermitage, etc. etc.
CHAMPAGNE Piper & i
Go. IS II e dsick Schneider,
Creme lie Bnuzy, etc. etc
hit. SAUTERN ES-Cha.
team d'Yquem. etc. etc.
Observation-Disclosures,
la Rose, Leoville, etc. etc.
HOCk-Johannisberger, Rud
t.St" Very superior Holland {
nongahela Whisky; French ca
sW City retailers and conn
favorable terms.
Minis and pepflap,a, g.
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THEY HAVE COME!

THEY HAVE COME!
e9 Those persons who have been so anxiously waiting
Tor The arrival of our s RGlCAL, DENTAL AND EYE
INSTRUMENTS, respectfully informed that they have
a last come to hand and ready for inspection. They
really beautiful and guaranteed of superior quality Call
and see them For sale by
iel0 tf P.L. MASSEY cor. Camp and Grayier sis.
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IN 80 boxes Underwoods Tomato Ketchup;
- do do Walnut do
10 do do Mushroom do
r, NJ. McALPIN, 7 Canal street Row,
ola If aud ~ Common street.
SUNDRlES-
- BRIGHT VARNlSfl--30 barrels;
PITCH AND TAR-5O barrels each;
WHITE LEAD-4o1 kegs, all grades
MANILA AND fARRED ROPE-Ali sizes:
Together with general assortment Of ship Chandiery, Tor
sale at low prices, by T.. WOOD Il co.
d2 Post n, 81 Mun'y, and Red stores. 3D. Mnn'y
SHIP CHANDLERY, etc. etc, comprising
~ MIS and Hemp Rope-ot all sizes.
Nm Pitch Tar; Resin;
Is-Uemp and Cotton;
;kRQSall sizes;
Pateis S4llller Sheves-al sizes;
Paten Roller Bushngs
SPIKES and Nais
Ozrs and Skuls-al Sizes
Paints, OILS and Narnistes
HardwaIe-a general assortment Tor ship use;
CrOckery, EaThenware and Glassware
BrOOms and Buckets;
Pumps and Rigging Leather;
Sailors Cofhng Boots and Shoes;
Groceries, Wines and LiquOrs-ul all descriptions,
~ For sale on the most reasonable terms, by
u. WOOD s. co, the Levee, Post u Second
ul3 My and No. Red Stores Third My.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-28
List of Vessels in port Not Cleared.

Passengers.
Per ship Devonshire, from Havre-95 in storage.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-28

BARCLAYS London Porter and Bass PALE
dM j0fiN r. EIIiOTT ~ 10. AZ sc" ny