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NEW YORKER steamship Winfield Scott 453 bales
cotton. 1900 pigs lead.
Ig5 do pork lis do whiskey La DO potatoes IS hbds bacon
Ala SKIS corn 100 do oats 80 do Coffee 25 do salt. It's boxes
cordials, 915 plougns. IS pkgs mdse.
MiRSElLLES-Per ship Jas Corner: 926 bales cotton,
4S0 hhds tobacco. 40 oars 81 handspikes. $500 slaves
CADIZPer ship Berln $50 hhds tobacco, 900 staves
NEW YORKPer shin Trumbull: 1924 bales CO ton, 4i9
bbs beef 80 hi 37 bbs molases, hhds tobacco 100 tales
rags M do ropeouItngs, Is bi chains lib pcs walnut, 20
empty oaks.
NEW YORk-Per ship VandaIia: 1923 bales cotton. As
bags feathers, ito hhds s"gar, 100 bbs molasses.
BOSTON-Per ship Unicorn: l43 bales cotton, "a bales
wool 81 do II bds leather lO0 hides. lsl SKIS cofn
l474 pigs lead.
liAVANA-Per brig Adams Gray: s72 bbs n bxs ard,
pkgs mdse.
hides "
SApANNAH-Pef brig Horato Is bales hhds tobacco
ools nhds sugar " bbls four. ll9 do Whky kegs lard
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-08

Dtsarooak-rhe Richmond tVa) Ii mes states
that the prog ranme of reform recently issued by
German society Of that city, in which the most
exlravagsat Red Republican and Socialist princi-
cples are avowed is not supported by the respect
able German citizens OF that place, who have pub
lshed card, in which they say that the society by
which it was issued consists of only twenty three
members, and that its principles are utterly repu-
dated by the great body of Germans
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-08

Mss Cushnian and MS Forrest-Miss Cush-
man publishes a card in the New York papers,
denying that she has been giving regular lessons
ON histronics Mrs Forrest" and adds, as far as
l am concerned, woman's earnest sympathy is
the sole claim can lay TO he advancement of Mrs
FORESTS plans for the future.N
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NEW ORLEANS:


BY the arrival Of the steamship Meteor, Capt.
Forbes, from Galveston, we are in receipt of dates
to the 9Th inst. The following is list of The pas
sengep
Roam. Foreman G McGuiu, A Larcey. T H Larosy,
Il shelton, w A HagleI, Mr. Patterson, A Stearns,
Labsuzan, souther. d stoddsrd-9O on deck
The Galveston news says:
We have information through Messrs. Cummings
and Nichols, Pilots at Pass CavaIlo, that on the
18th Of November ut., the mate and Two of the
crew of the schooner Buena Vista were lost in the
breakers at the above Pass Their names were as
follows: David Center, mate, of New Orleans I;
James Hugheton, seaman, oil England William
Clark, seaman, of Pensacola.
We learn from the Texas Monument that on the
night of The 22d ult La Grange was visited by a
heavy frost, forming ice quarter of an inch thick,
and on Monday following by regular butn
snoD storm " OF an hour and half duration. Sew
eral other portions Of the interior were visited by
snow on the same day
The Btazos and Trinity rivers have not risen
aufficiestly to permit free steamboat navigation.
A man named Van Astine murdered Mexican,
without provoc alton, at Davis Ranch on the 9th
He was drunk at the time.
Mr. VIM. H. Rhodes, aged SO years, formerly of
New Orleans, died at Galveston On the 9th ult.
The overseer tie plantation of the Hon, w.
II. Scott killed one Of the negroes recently for
striking him. He was acquitted
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-08

Mr.. Forrest--Mr Forrest, the Drawing Room
Companion seys, has been offered SIS, 900 for four
weeks performance m san Francisco, California
but declines, The sum is not sufficient for the
risks and personsal Inconvenience he will be sub
j-cted to in the passage to California.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-08

Great Feat By a Railroad President Rev.
Thos. Whitemors, of Cambridge, the President of
the Vermont and Massachusetts, Railroad, has re-
Gently accomplished a walk over its entire length
from Fitchhurg Mass, to Brattleboro', VT, dis
lance OF several miles. The work done at four
different times. In going the route, Mr..
Whitmore made it point to travel upon the sleep
in order somewhat to test their firmness. He
also aimed in this novel excursion to examine vari.
sections of the road for various purposes, to
investigate in person the gates, crossings the con-
struction OF culverts, and the bridges over which
the pass, the way Stations etc. To do all this,
he chose to go on foot.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-08

Sad Occurrence. Perry Mooney and his
three sons were sitting around fire in their barn.
stripping tobacco, on The evening of the Goth ult.
near Alend4le, Green county, Ky, the house was
struck BY lightning, and of the sons, about
seventeen years of age, was killed Immediately
The three Others, when found, were lying PROSTATE
upon the floor AID perfectly insenslble to what had
happaned
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-08

Jenny Lind-On Sunday week, Jenny Lind was
an attendant at Father Taylor's Chapel, in Boston,
A contribution was taken up for the benefit of the
poor, ard Jerny placed a large roll of bills in the
box Next day, she enclosed one hundred dollars
TO Falhnr TaYor inr the benefit Of seamen
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-08

Curious Work Of Art-The Washington Re.
public, in speaking of several new and elegant
stores, which have been opened in the basement of
Browns Hoel, in that city, mentions one in the
window Of which is displayed novel piece of
mechanism--a tree, with four automaion birds.
leaping from branch to branch, and chrpng as
merrily if they were active with life, whilst the
mother of the brood sits on the nest, watching her
merry offspring. The price of this curious work
of art is 800.
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Death Of F. A. Browns, Esq.-We regret to hear
shat Hon. F. A Browne, of Key West, died on the
% instant. He occupied the post of Vice Consul
for France and Spain, and was the Oldest resden,
of the lsland-a man of exemplary character and
much respected and esteemed.
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Sad Result Of Mesmertsm.-A very respectable
married lady of Boston, the wife of worthy man,
has lately been conveyed to an insane asylum by
her friends. Her insanity is attributed in part if
not wholly, to her consultation with professors Of
fhe So called mesmeric art
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-08

Hung.-lwo negroes convicted of the murder
OF Mr.. Brenham in Kinds county, Miss, were
hung at Raymond in that county few days ago.
Another, ia feniale participant, for satisfactory
reasons respted by the Governor.
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RIO DE JANEIRO-Per shin Mesupticook. s2,0 b,v.
coffee to Geo Green Il Bro. 'e'
BIOS TON-Per ship Bennington: Ice to order.
BOsTON-Per bark Hamilton: Assorted mdse
BRlsTOL-Per ship Medomak: $3.50 bars railroad iron tn
Taylor 4 Cassidy, "'" :"
PHILADELPHIA-Pers ship 8 Bishop: Ass'd mdse.
RIO DE JANElRO-Per ark Keyser: 4l97 bag. ooffee
J 0 Woodruff &co-l03 do Eye, Moke &co. eo''-0
BOSTON-Per bark Marcia 300 tons ice to E Jenkins
RIO DE JANElRO-Pef bark Brunette: 45OO bags coffee
Geo Nathan. ~ s ~
ANTlGUA-Per bark Wabash: TO- 900 bushels salt order
MARSElLLES-Per brig Lucianna; Wines oils, etc.
NEWPORT-Per brig Henri Assorted mdse
fruit TO Nathan. " w
PENSACOLA-Pers chr Gen w H Harrison; 50, 900 feet
APALACHICOLA-Per schr Pascsgosla: q bxs tobac.
co, 81 bales dOmestics G Rogers &co.
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Political The Union party of Savannah, Ca,
LIZ cd LIZ Arnold for MsI,ox

Political The Union party of Savannah, Ca,
have nominated DIR. Arnold for Mayor
Tie NewYork Democratic State Committee has
directed that the election OF delegates the Demo-
craiic National Convention be made in that State
in the separate districts.
Hon. Chas. Durkee, who was nominated ny the
Gerrt Smith "I!berty party" for Vice President,
declines The some ~ hat doubtful compliment.
The Georgia Legislature has rejected, by vote
OF " 10 26, "A pr position to call on the people to
unite IN send'ia delegates to the Democratic Presi.
Dental Convention % he held in Baltimore.
I'm i'nane aorgan, Esq, recently elected State
Auuitor ct Ohio has announced his determination
10 have ali state lakes collected in specie, with a
we" to lest the soivency of the Banks of tha,
State. ~ " ~
The Democratic Treasurer of Genesse copn,v
iuich, Is a defaultrr to the amount of S5O52 IL
OF which sum S2352 is due to the connrv and
5000 to The STATE '' CIV
democrauc meeting was held in Logan conn.
~, n.y., recently. at which delegates were an.
pointed to altenj The State Convention at Frank
lori on The Bin of January next In the list Of
delegates we notice the name of Geo. d. Blakey,
Esq, late emancipation candidate for Lieut. Gov.
ernor, on the ticket with Cassus M. Clay
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D. w. & F. BELDEN.
N0a 3 Chartrea attract

beaver huts Angola Hats.
Moieskln Hats. Fash. and b. B. Brush Hats
Cashmere Hats Black and Drab Plain Hats.
Silk Hats. nab aver Hats.
All colors Wool Mex Hats Opera Hats
White and Black Soft French Hss
Drab and Blue Soft French Hats
Black and.White Brush Mex Hats
Black and White Planters Brush Hats
Black. Brown, Drab and Green Fur Mex Hats
Boys Silk and Angola Hats.
Boys Fur and Wool Hats
Boys Fine Brush and Cashmere Bais
Black and Pearl Wool Negro Hats
Glazed California and Sou. Westers
Mems and Boys Cloth Caps Otter. Seal and Musk Cans
Plush - Hair Seal
Army " Silk and Cotton Glazed
Silk and Bingham UMBRELLAS
" The above comprises OF largest stock of goods
in our line to be found in the Southern country and
direct from our mandatory in New York. we can Offer in
JUDGEMENTS to purchasers both in quality and price, which
they will ascertain by giving us CALL
d. Im5p u. w. f. BELDEN. 8 Chartres ct.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-08

Steam Encauator for Digging Guano-Mr.
John Souther, proprietor of the Globe Works,
South Boston, has just completed the construction
OF one OF Ots's steam excavators. This machine,
we learn, is to be shipped in few days to the coast
of Peru, South America, for the purpose Of excava-
ting that substance known as guano. 1t was built
for Don Domingo Elias, rich merchant and plan
ter in Lima, who was one of the candidates tor the
Pfesidencyin the last elections in that country.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-08

The Chr'stiana R,oters.-The trial of these per-
SOUS at Pniladflpha 10 slowly progressing, but we
observe no point Of special interest, further than
already given.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-08

Lake Superior Great Suffering and Famine.
We learn that owing to the wreck Of vessels on
Lake Superior, laden with supplies for the miners
famine has occurred in that regon-so that some
thirty men, women and children, started from the
iron mines, through the woods, for Badenoque, a
distance of sixty miles, with foot Of snow the
ground. They were out three days, and suffered
terribly. portion Of them have arrived in this
city by water One poor woman, it is said, chung
10 folio Bible in her possession, until she was
obliged to drop it from sheer exhaustion. The
children We're nearly frozen. milwaukee Wis
consin, November 90.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-08

Great Dispateh.-On Sunday of last week, the
locomotive Langdon Cheves ran through from
Charleston to Hamburg, 1876 miles, in hours and
II minutes running time. This dispatch was
made to expedite the agent of the Government,
who was proceeding to New Orleans with the
Presidents Message.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT 0SyIox,

CRESCENT OTNCR,
Monday Morning, December 8, 1851
CottOB-Ths demand for Cotton fell off Saturday and
the sales confined 1000 bales factors in some
cases accepting offers which they mad refused Friday
The stock Of Cotton on hand and unceaed is ll6 baes
and the receipts date 1872 III bales. against sa 800 to
same time las year.
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64 bs moass'. IS hhds bacon 0 sks corn bag, cotton
seed 10y N ~
BRAZOS-Per schv l. Rogers 40 BIB -four 100 sacks
420 pkgs mdse N'"
PENsA, OLA-Per schr Gen w II Harrison: Shells
PENsALOLA-Pers chr Diamond, 1O hhls aon, IN an
tobacco ~ h'' ~ ''
APALAcHICOLA-Per scby Ta,,ab,,.es. sabbd. .,v,,
los els rope -'' -" "''''"'' ~ '"'' 'a'oh
.AfhLACH!COLA-Pers chr Sarah SO hbds puear 81
cks bseon bbs pork do whisky I6 bbls moasse do
~ 10 90 beef lO do flour. bales acco 4 bxs candles
CA MIONTGOMERY-Pers steamer Georgia. 300 bbls flour,
n ~ whisky 9 bbs moases. sT SKIS con. 80 do coffee.
boxes cheese. lao bales hay, $50 ploughs.
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Telegraph Stock Three hundred shares of fifty
dollars each, in Morse's Telegraph Line to New
Orleans, and two hundred shares in the Missouri
line, were offered change Yesterday, and bought
in al s. per share. [St. Louis Intel. 22d.
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Failed -tornsii, proprietor of the Union Lead
Works in New York city, has failed it is slated for
Il large amount,
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List of vessels In Port Not cleared.

Mote tho Fiat municipality designated folio ina
table by ml) the o commences at the Railroad
In tbs Second tm the Nos above the Steamboat
No. being stboat Lending the Third tms)
R,ttrn N
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Steamship Winfield Scott, CouillaId. New York,
- Babcock & Fennell
,,- Harris Il Morgan
snip Jas CoTne', Corner Marseilles II Baxter
Ship Berlin, smith, Cadiz and Aicant, ] Whitney Nco
Ship Trumbull. Smith NewYofk, VIM I;reeyy
SShp Handaha smith, NewY0rk, &C BOgert &co
Ship Unicorn. Pollard, Boston, Fosdick Il co
bns Adams tray, Schnedau, Havana, Jos Mitchell
hgst 2 o,g h9sene, Babaroych. Trieste, l. H Gale
1ns 1oLato, hempton, Savannah, M Harrison NcN
SSchnI Rogers, Ashby, Brazos st JagO, o Wckham
Sohr len w HARRISON, Cozzens, Pensacola. Master
schr Tallahassee, Rookie. ApaIachicoa EGG Rog-r &co
schr sarah, Pentand, Apaachicoa Jas FareIIS
steamer Georgia, Sen MONTGOMERY via Mobile
noa Shv e. Ao~
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w LII ofEN for the season st. CHARLES STREET oppo
4, 1851. - A''"' Dee'"oer
company embraces the numerous and talented Trone
OF Equestan Gymnass United States and with he
and beautifully appointed Amphhssre be made piscs
- Day Performance at IL o'clock every Saturday.
- Every performance Commences o'clock Door. omen a.
hali-paU o ~
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Per ,tsamshp Meteor, from GaIyesteuaF Roam. A II
man, Ii Lacy Mr. Patterson, Harris, Nj JenSn, Il
soddart. M Gwn, shelton. A S.earns. Mr. Labuzsn
Per brig Lucanna, from Marsei es-l0 passenee,s
Per ship Annapolis, from Batimore-Mr Young
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-08

Per steamship Meteor, from Galveston Mill
&co-E Hart Aco-Slaik. Day L. Staaffer-J Doswel'
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Catalogue Sale. ........of. ........ Dry Goods
BY r. H. RETITE1A

j room, Nc. Canal Ereet- ~ '
10 pAesases and lets Of SsAs0SABLE DRYGOpDs
~ plsn French Movs,ene rs
en- Tsbs Sets eolored Curtain Fancy Prints Blue and
Prints Black and Apscas and Asr,no, Linen
ovs Sis Wool and Csshere shaSs pl.in and EMBROIDERED
Linen e,nl nc hdss Russia Diaper Table obs
s ana eo'0ssd sI. Coh Casee sa,n- fancy
III sI Fausds Blue Cottonade, XII Gloves bingham
omoreis rfsnnes anheta Brow n, Dem.
strine, Ticks, B cached and Brown Drils etc '
10 Ter Ds
morning of sale. - carry "n Hs
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AUCTION SALES.

oI0ss and China Ware. :. Furniture Ptaa,o.
- w. WEYMOUTH, Anctfoneer.
At his store, No ig7 81 Chari,. .usrt
1'Hls DAY, Mondsy December s. at hsif oss 10 Will
j be sold = ~ 'a" P's =" oo'oiA- viii
Ornaments, ~ '" ''~f'e' 'ahosl
large a,.ortnsnt Of Mahogany and Walnut UaslrrRE
ons very large foe COOKING STOVE
One foe tope Pl 1NO-Pieysi, maker
caah,
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,
Monday Morning, December 8. 1851. !

L.rfTUpaa9o Tso" N.-Loserrupk 800 w iii Tu,u "a
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Ogssby Maoauley
Arrived.
Steamship Meteor Forbes from Galveston 9Th inst to Har
Ship Msgueooot Fairbanks 4s days from Rio de Jaueiro
Ship Bennington. Young days from Boston, to Geo w
Ship Annapolis Graham. days from Baltimore. in ballast
Ship Msdomak, Roh 81 days from Bristol Eng to master
Ship Bishop. Derek.on. Is days from Philadelphia, to
Bark Hamilton, Halsi. al days from Boston, to G w Hyp
k%aa asy SS s q. ss o
Raj Woodruff Woodruff S ps.1-iL %yr n
Bark Wabash, Sherman. ls days from Antigua to master
Gsnoess brig Lucsnna. Capeinos go days from Marsees
sp big Chnso. Geip days from Havana. in ballast to
Bns Henry. Baker. days from Newport. |, to master
schI Cen Harrison. Cozzsn days fri Pensacola to
schI Pa,Sasoua, Burns days from Apaaohicoa, to mas
BIZ 'Shr John Wesley. Krkconne. day. from Kingston,
Ja' to Nathan-lst my.
sssG m,E A ss% L f,o% Is,i.u
Louisa, Bprrell,, from Louisville.
BB sIIn H. kfKy ~ from 9,o L9Puisy!ls
iows. HSs sis ns from a'G St E Louisville
Fuseller, Dsnslow, flom Attakapas.
Trenton. Hours, from Trenton. ''
Romeo Boyd, from Trenton.
Red River, Franks, from Marietta
Gipsy, Ure, from Bayou Sara.
Hecla. Lodwiek, from Fort Adams.
Hungarian. Neal from Cincinnati
Relf, Hall, from Hazrlsonburg.
JW ayburn Hoffman, from Atakapas
Jas Muilgar, Foster. from CINCINNATI
Sarah. Wallace, from Yazoo City.
S. Charles, Apologize, from Bayou Sara.
CeOna, Mckown from Cincinnati.
Duchess, Green, from Cincinnati.
Naniope, Meynier, from st Marlinsville.
New Laiona, Landry. from Baton Rouge
Mary Foley, Daeres, from Donaldsonville.
Towboat Olivia. Whtemore. from the Passes-brought up
bark Kezia.
Towboat Star, Whitney, from Passes-towed down and
to sea on the I'd inst. ships SpIague and ZenObia-
brought up bark Wabash brgs LuSianna. Chinsto and
Chnchilla.
Towboat Persian Pinnegar. from the Passes down
ghtIbroueht up ships Bennington, Megunlicook and
bark Hamilton.
TOwboat Porpoise. Brown from the PaAes-towed down
and TO the 3D. inst, ships Anna Dorothea and Viii.
Eam-brooght up ship ANNOY oils aud ba'k Marcia
TowbOat Louisville. Martin from the Passes-towed down
and 10 sea on the "a inst ships Guthenborg and Fanny
brought up ships Medomak and Bishop.
BELoW-CoMINa UP.
Two ships, one bark. and one brig unknown.
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SHIPPING,

SHIPPING,
a. FOR NEW YORK With Quick Di.pa,cb
Sk Huribut 4 Co. = Line Of Packets-The remarkably
M: last sailing regular packet ship HU MBOLDT,
master having the principal OF her En-.
gage and EeInT on board will salt above. For freight Of
he puk OF cU bales cotton, 40 hhds apply on
bosrd, opposite the VeEetabe Marker, First Municipality
or ld4J &. q. BOGEkT s. co. ~ Camp st,
- Fur lItEhPDOlcThss superior Al new and
Tln cave IS above For passage having superior
nls IOHN rGOLr. o Bnns Plaza
Ia FOR LIVEHPOOl[-The superior Al new spd
SakE last sailing ship Chk0CkNT CITY, Ballston
master, will leave above. For freight or nas a. 20
having superior accommodations, apply to ONss'
10 JOHN TUOI.E. as Bank Place.
DO ITO LEVI II. GALE
Ef WANTED-A Schooner of .bout 10 ton. o.n,
Xk ety. 70 load for some ports in the Gulf. Apply TO
do e. J. HART Il CO, 10 Tobnunitonlns
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DANCING ACADEMY-M. and Nine. AN
- GELINA. Professor. inventor and the first nts1.
nuoduoer OF all new fashionable Dances. has the RI m
honor 10 announce to the respectable public that XAX
they have opened DANCING ACADEMY in 1e
rod streets. mig Inns
FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs. G. Il A.
\ ROSlERE, corner Of Common and St. CHARLES strees
No. W. Professors Of the noble AIT of ssdefenoe. nM
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fisT \ Regular A 4 n : . . River R1eEee
E33sI ;teamer DOvE-For ForGibsln, Fun fGit6
Van Buien and Little Rock-The supsviwesj
sWl running passenger packet steamer DOVE John hOx
master, will leave for the above MONDAY. ~ M
December at 5o'clock For freight Or psssass. ~
10 ]. B. SMITH. "a Foydsns ~
ort0 M. GREENWOOD q 90.
Ihe steamer Dove, John Boz, master, viii b read,
" receive freight on monda morning. The seapner Be-
mas been purchased Iunin connec0a with IL Uova &c.
delay ~.5e ~
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IA 4 Regular Packes eaeaznevJ !. n. Rsl. n
has. Han. ms.sss1Ss e zsIisoasase, 6s1ou
DAY The 9Th inst. at O'Clock II. Rns fissht = a.
'age havng splendid accommodation, apply % bosrd Al
me loot OF JuslOm house street, or to
hCDUWEl.L IN. e. co, IL Poydrss n
Freight taken rs usual Tor Bed Rves, with The prvi
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-fnI Il Regular Ten Day New OFieans and
sis33f&T Napoleon packet steamer CONCOhDiA-
L.. For Napoleon. Boiver, GeOssss0wn, Coum.
TSn ns AND m1sImsda.s III
Wm a. Gable, master, will leave foe the above sost, o.
MONDAf, the 9Th inst, at O'Clock p. r. Fus Gsivh,
,ST0SE WALWURr TIL, IS TohoupitoS,ssG :"
p,xt; Inc Y, VIII give ptomp{ aud sgssis ateatoa to
spanish Moss Baeheor's, American and Mi'kEsa's Bsnds
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=, H.T 4 Regular Red hiver PasseneeF PaeHee
LE1@AE4 steamer FAeHION-ForAls1sna ris. Bsyon
sara, Baton Rouge, DonaidsonyiIS ma Al h.
sfne1ale anqnGs-l he hns last panuess
EEAashioN e. Rsmey. master, vii leave . above On
s mON i IA ths eh INST. NJ O'Clock =. Ths Fash
. hss a. he rate q 81 PEI barre. with pvess \ No
pssase' apply On board foss # Bisny!e o. %
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:, ...CoMMlTTKk OF 1NvITATIoN.,.
eapt r. o. Smith, Sergeant Logan Sergeant cbsxsor
Lieut.. Banlster, j. Il. Barry setsesn. aHnesahef
Lieut.. Gregg, 6nsr 'sah'
: Floor Managers. "A.
tE- TItke Two sale by the Conmt,.s os ,
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-08

j. Il. CARRERAs,
AUCTION STORE,
A Corr STREET
"A or Private sails. '-N'1
a,euton will paid Ias, Of Casss.
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-08

f-r N HeEuIhf 81. Louis Pock0G wUNK R6R
l&tH4H4c$s5f HILL No. a. For 81, i.oos Csr, and
MemphlsIrhe new lisnt daaaxht passsssss
steamer Bu' KEa HILL No. g. Edson master Il new in
port ieceivng frsght will leave above and inter
mediate landings MONDAY, The sth ius., ct o'cock
r. u. For freight passas q. apply on board, or 70
sFnNE& WALVURfH. 6S Tchoumtnvisgu
way freight. " "H.-2 = AL 81