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Austria-Warlke Preparations.-Its stated that
the late movement of Louis Napoleon, in relation
to universal suffrage, has alarmed the German so.
vereigns, and that, as consequence, not man in
the army will be discharged until after the spring
of 1852. 1t has been decided. too, that the troops
of all the German States shall be in readiness to
take the field in the coming year, and the garri-
sons of the West are to be SO disposed that they
may be concentrated and directed towards the
frontier at the shortest notice. These measures are
said to be only precautionary. There is no rea.
son." observes the Vienna correspondent of the
Times, "for supposing that the Northern powers
will actively interfere in the internal affairs of
France, but any thing like propaganda or often
sive policy on the part of the French Government
would assuredy lead to an armed Intervention. -
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Acknowledgements A Mr.. Teller of Cncin.
nah sends ~ an engraved likeness of Kossuth,
which be informs us is in "the highest style of the
at" He also informs US that, by forwarding six
dsllaEs, We can obtain from him ga bust Of the
.sns." We respectfully decline, as we prefer to
kssP the six dollars, = small sum-" However,
W charge Mr.. Teller nothing for this notice,
though We would b happy to advertise for him on
eur ususl tsrms.
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ANIMALS FOR 1852,

ANIMALS FOR 1852,
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED WORKS,
[From the press Of e. H. BUTLER q Co.. Philadelphia
II lust received, and for sale at
j. II. SteeJ'S
New Orleans Stationery Warehouse,
NO. so CAMP STREET
LEAFLETS OF MEMORY-An Illustrated Annual for
1852, edited by Reynell Goa es, NJ. d.
THE SNOW.FLAKE-A Christmas. New ear and Birth.
day Gift for 1854
FRIENsHtP'S OFFERING-A Christmas, New Year
and Birthday Present for 1859.
CHRISTMAS BLOSSOMS AND NEW YEARS
WREATH for 1881 by Uncle Thomas.
HARRIS FEMALE PROSE WRITER'S OF AMERI-
Gavin Portraits Biographical Notices. and Specimen.
their Wr,ins smbellshed with elegant illustrations.
READS FEMALE POETS OF AMERICA-With
Portraits Biographical Notices. and Specimens g.
hfh edition. with additions aud alterations.
CABINET OF MODERN ARIA collection Of twenty
Eve subjects from modern engraved in the highe,
Of ms1zouto illustrated with appropriate articles prose and
vsrse-hrAt and second SERIES in 2 vols.
POETlCAL WORKS OF EDITH MAY-Eleguntly
Illustrated by cheney Devsreux Furness Geatbah,
THE POLITICAL WORKS OF SAMUEL ROGERS
Illustrated with Ensravns by best artists
THE POLITICAL WORKS OF THOs. CAMPBELL
Illustrated with Engravng executed by best artists
| AYLMERE, AND OTHER POEMS-by Robert T.
| Conrad.
| THE PROVERBlALIST AND THE POET-Proverbs,
Illustrated by parallel relative passages
which added Latin FRENCH Spanish
with transatons and soposs index of subjects
! with twelve EngravDgs
| TUPPER'S POLITICAL WoRCS-Authorized edition,
| with Illustrations
PHILOSOPHIE PROVERBIALE-Par M artin f. Tup.
per, traduie tras Metivier. lt2pItW
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Telegram hcd to the Daily Crescent,o
BY THE PEOPLES Io'RIsLLY1 LINE.


New York Msrkets-Large Fire. I
NEW YoRE, Nov. 90.
The markets are generally without change.
Cotton has been rather quiet and few lots have
sold at st &c per ID. for middliag. Flour has
been dull at So 90 81 IS for common State to
Ohio brands Corn firm, with sales of $4,000
bushels at 59i Coo per bushel for mixed Western
A fire broke out this morning in Fletcher street.
near Water street, and before it was subdued,
destroyed the large wholesale Drug store OF
Messrs. Jackson u Dominick, the store of Msssrs.
Bunting Il Foote, and several adjoining buildings
Steamboat Accident.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 49,
The steamboat Molly Garth, bound from this
place to Florence, came in collision with the
steamboat Pontiac, and was sunk. The boat will
probably be raised, but the cargo will be nearly
| a total loss.
Steamboats, Passing.
VICKsBuRo. Nov. %.
The following steamboats, have passed this place
to- day, bound 10 and from NewOrleans:
Bulletin No. 2, bound down, at this morning.
JIM. Clendenin, bound down, at this morning
W. A. Violet, bound down, at this afternoon.
Pawnee bound up, at 6 this afternoon.
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Pseside.t's Msssage.-The following dispatc

PFesideNFs Messages-The following dispatch
harbeen received by our worthy Postmaster:
WAsn1nsroH. D. c.. SPIN. Nov. a. 1851.
~. Mssssa. Fpst-master:
Ths Presidents Message will be started in the
morning BY special Agent, and go through as
500 - possible.
The Message will be much longer than last
yeaS'& (signsd.> N. X. HALL, p. M. General.
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khENCH DRESS MAhlNt-
: e 4 x u
Mrs. q. w ROPER, No. l65 Poydas street, invites the
OF the ladies TO the superior style and in which
shs and MAsTILLAs made by her experienced
French Dress Maker.
Ladies, please call and examine for yourselves. dl 6m
DIR. FRYER,
THE INDIAN DOCTOR,
rs A REGULAR GRADUATE OF Natures
l. wide Botanic Garden and Common Sense Medical Col
ege and has made the study OF Herbs his profession for
thirty years and daily patients than any other
ply stefan in NewOrleans.
Office hours from 6 A. M. till 8 Pm.
All orders enclosing s. postpaid, will be thankfully
ceved and punctually attended to-
t Residence and office No. 80 Fenchmen street. Third
Municipality, NswOreans. w. X. F. FRYER,
myl3 d& W.T. Indian Doctor
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ITO RENT-A part, or House, with rear build
l. ings to lease. in Parmly Row, opposite Lafayette
square Inquire the OF ST. Francis and North
dl If
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ebf Daily Creseent.

OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF tie Council of tbs Second Municipality
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+ lME-24 bbls. Trumbul's extra Alton Lime
IL landing from steamer Patrick Henry. Tor sale by
dl SIONE& WALWURrH,6 81 TchOupiioulas st.
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\. ~ = Msetings This Evening.
aApuouY DivIslon No. Is meets at O'Clock, at Cysta
Psant Hall. - Tohoupitoulas stzsst
Daushtsrs Of Temperance.
Oasvu IA Auou UHIoH Ne msets this afternoon At half
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE whole


OF good rooms. with piazza IN front most delight
fully situated on the bank ofthe Ney,nk RIVER aud nearly
pp,osite the Pavilion al Fort Washington. having mag
uifceni view If the Shrewsbury River NewYOk Bay. the
Atlantic Ocean, and the country adjoining Tue rlver
bounds with fish and Wild game there also salt water
tathing front of the house The steanbDats Elwin
Lewis the foot Of RObnSOn-st and the Suffolk. from
foot of Peck slip, make two trips daily, landing pa>Sen
gers at Browns Dock. within five minutes walk OF the
house A new boat VAL also after the ith BOARD
ING NAV be had Il desired References permitted -
lie made to Mr. J VI Phyfe G87 Broadway MI. G. l.
Newell, l97 SINh-ay and to DR.. Marcy ll3 feminist
Q,s
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To the SscA and Affected
TAR SWAN\E'S tompound SYRUP of

IL WILD CHERRY -Slsce tbs. the most msiiuAhls
discovery OF ~ SM AlNE. thouslndS have been hT ~
stored q health and the enjoyment ~ e, who we've sn-f
IN. from the of fhe mos eNcrucs'ing diseases
Frsn John Milton Eaye. Proprietor 81 The NaS>acha-
se,,> S,v Worcester Mas The following another bak
N the great cham OF testimony % Is merits
We have used DR. swoyne'> Compound Syrup II viii
Ch.~-v m our family and mi of he most seSh.nS
srs asreealie medicines To- coughs iniamma'fon ~ the
,hr,,f lungs ~ that have tined. and have
hrst,fi "a IN recommending tral ot L 20 those VIII, have
.,,,>,n tor such re,cne We Ia this Of our own free
vii without the knowedse u d. Swaync n his
.e,r'> 81 any suggestion from thcfa "
~ ] Ellison. Frankfort, Nv, states
have been engaged IN active practice y ycar>
eeular graduate Cf Iran>ylsanla now prescribe your
,r,f,n III PuruS VIRGINIA Wild Cherry, N prefer.
sncc 10 an other remedies rcsard a. sn nvalNh.e
remedy IN the treatment ~ PneeNcnia VI Disease u 'h-
Lungs HOMt II M
Ezekiel Thomas Chcyry>t th-ec Door west II SAayi
XII second affected with violent cough, pains M mo
SIDE and breast Of the lungs. Shorne>s - breath.
los night swea> indeed. hl> whole >Y>les
seemed pro>tra,ci but hy the USE of Dr. SwNneS Cos
mound syrup Of Wld Cherry wa> restored u perfect heaA
Look well 20 the marks q the genuine
Remember the original ana oni, genuine prepaAilns NJ
" I'd Cherry put up m square bottles c'Ncfrd WIZ
beautiful wrapper. steel engrayng With portrait ~ IN
Swayne thereon also. his Signature All Others are posi-
lively fictitious and cuunterfei'
laboratory removed Ia North Sc1rnlhst second bsS
above Market where prepared AL Of pr Swaynes sher
Family Medicines Panacea, Yer ituge. Sugar IoIed Ssr-
sapa ard Tar Pills. sc nc
Eor sale ~ { N ri NJ, corner ot Broadway ana laha
So Dr. WARMER. POS Blecckcr-St fORNAN co,
3gS Grand corner Norfolk LEWIS. 81 Greenwich.
\ SANDS. iSS Bowery NORRIS. - Market corner
Monrue LYON AZ Grand - RUSHrON co. TO
Broadway. 4 h Sd SANDS. 100 FULTON { CLICK
ENER co 81 Barclay, HAflLANhkEESE co,
80 Maden-lane MIR, HAYS. BrooSyn nN2l 2mMWxSs
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II a ID SANDS. hoo Fultnn.st

~ corner ofwiiilam are preasrri - fafnsh. either
retail or whn!essleJ IN snf qpanti,y. Dr. HOOFLANDS
celebrated GERMAN BlrrERS. prepared by Or "
IA SSoN. Philadelphia Ties Rte.s are ~1,ihy We ~
.n. ii invaiS ra>se>y great writ IN the rcc,l1rs
ton II disease OF lie Lave 4ut lesser glands. cSeTa<
the searchiu- power weakness at ai'as % lbs
ier 6wMWxS.
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III tor 20 Shoe DeaierS-IParnIng that some un2rlc-
pied persons offering Elastic Gore 1. ia tuetS al
m, Patent Congress Boots made by bTldns % weaving
India Rubber such - ShiT contraction.
or expansion of the flhnc with the sqrug taIs notice
gwen tlat any mode Z covering AID c1thna- hhEo1s
teIlas With cords Of iEa Rubber used N making Coz
rresS Boots. direct and positive VIOLATION 4 my Patent
an whoever ranuflc sells the Congress Boots thus
made VIII b. ru- for damages A. who are autho
red b. the Patent. required " stamp each
rair with the words Days Patent all others
fngomens the choose - b. concerned IN printing tbs
patent
have for Their Information caused the OPnIo u two u
the most distinguished Patent LavIels he ited State
T. he herewith published shah hold ever dealer
r,>ponslhe where the manufacturer : iIrespoaSibie
HORACE II DAY. Owner Of al The Patents
Connected with Congress Boots
B-Iicerscs granted AZ 3 CouTtlaati stree. New
YORK. and hy authorized hTorg hout the United
Staes except Massachusetts Name and New Hampshire.
on ned hy CEas. Wnslov. OF LINN, Mas
LEGAL OPINIONS
have examined the letters ra'en' issued @ Dupont
HIATT bearing date Of soih October So and am Of c2n-
ion that the # elastic male Dy weaving hhrous
materials which expand and contract N combination win
India Rubber Springs, # applied the manufacture OF
gutter boots. q Infringement upon the patent
New-York April %. 1871 y CUTTING
BosTOS. June 8, 1851
have made similar examination q the eiie7s patent,
above referred to- and IN Mr.. Catiin- OPINION,
1880 lGMMNF RUFUS CHOAIE
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ATPRIVATE SALE-The three-story
4 y.Iu.hle WATER PRIVILEGE and

N MILL for SALE or % LET.-A mil prVl.ese. N,
tanning fall IF q feet neYef-faling e'feth %
x.,er with Sufficient power operate l20 or l'9DO spl
es and about % Of land Also snIs.sn'a, M
Mill x0rsO three stones and attic, with "ate tu
main sbafting therein FIVE dwelling houses TWO teuees
e,ch dp- house sOre-hOuse barns. &c thereon sta'n1
sad mill IA II. uaied ten miles from PI1'oencr anu HS
nle, from harfor on <arraganseit BAY Ing proposes
Psnfeld Railroad Will rnn within few RODS oi te mI
The mill and prvege Will sold low II applied if Sgh
or will be let fr a II years on reasnabie ,eLs u
f1rther information inquire Of OF W WAkkt IkLD' az
- - myl lawWXstf
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to LADIES. --Gienheld

Starch The Ises respectfully rcauesfei = make
a tr1al Of the G.enfe,d Patent Double Refined Powder
STARCH which for domestic stands unrIsaei fo'
strength purity Of color and giving clear elastic AMI be An
tul finish linens muslIn &c II requires ~ bo.sts
perfectly free rus al impurities. and warranted ut e.
adhere 70 the Sid by az respectable <roceTs a1c
druggists II Nevl1Tk, Bro0kys ant Willlan1so urxh
Agrnf GO WALKER 10 Pine-st uyl- iiv3nSs
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NOR SALE-A Delightful COUNTRY

II SEATTLE subscriber offers for sale her residence
ia the village Of Poughkeepse formerly owned and occ9
pied by the late Judge Sweet The lot, containing about
acre Of land, situated between, and fronts upon
Water and Front sits within three minutes walk of tte
Hudson River Railroad Depot and the Steamboat LaDa-
ing and occupying elevated POSITION commands fine
of the River and the noirhborlug parts OF the village
II IL tasiefny LAID out IN wafKS and planted with
desirable variety Of fruit aud ornanfna trees and shrub
berry and contains large number of choice raspberry aud
grape fine bearing condition The dwelling is Of
the col0nade style Of architecture connod0s ana M
good order tho BAN, stable and other oltbuldngs are
cpnmodous and good repair On the whole. II y he
eyed to afford opportunity for securing one W the
most desirable residences III this benuthnl village Z" ip
profitable investment II funds. as ~ IA the Vcn'y ol
business part OF the village ana may
bs nyeneny divided INTO eligible building lois POS
SESSION can he had immediately n required iy the pm-
Chisei For rtheI particulars inquire Of the Subscribers
on the premises, Of Thomas Vail, Poughkeepsle OF of
Williamson Il Vail, i6i West-st, New-Nmk Ann VAIL"
PomghkeepsLe NAV ~ 1871. lekl lmNAW
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EENUI\E TEAS.-The Canton Tea
~ Co.upauy hereby app>e the public that theg pre-
pared 10 retail II TEA Al lower prce> than
other establishment uniformly do. Then extern
wholesale trade requiring them 10 Keen hand Neff
large assortment, the purchaser At retail necessarily de-
many advantages b. trading with them not obtained
elseN here Cty and cpuMtN families would gre iy con-
suit their interests by dn regarding tins advertisement
Thls i the oldest Tea Company the clty Their only
establishment AZ rs Chathan-s between Pearl aud
Rs>eN eli and they have branch stores Grncers
supplied small quantities low by the chest AZ 3n'
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NOR S\LE-Four splendid COUNTRY

4 SEATS, No L. Of acres, No ?. 10 acres No ;. IS
aeres No l. 40 Ne 5 SO acres with good buildings
aud abundance If fus and >hrhbcJv hall mile from
Palused Do l20 acres oi good land aud buildings Do
is acres III, farms OF 100 acres EACH Al within mules
a., plan6elL ptpOt Do lN acres good farming land ot
$40 pcr acre with wood and imt. ana common buildings
C,lfm \ VAII. every SATURDAY al | Washington It Up
s'ars from 9io O'Clock other da,s. Panfeld, New
Jersey, Call and s,, ihe crops IN he ground
ielo ,mNiMAFs
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~ utes' of broadway 90 lots IN Jersey CITY. within min
u;es walk Of the ferry are to be sold at auction Ca
Norgan Prospect Bay and Harsmus SIS IN an improved
neighborhood This presents rare opportunity io me-
chanlcs TO secure lot the neghbOrOod ot thew bu,l
ness AZ price within their Every ID. oieIc1 VII
be sold These io,s ncreasmgin value very rn2ut
Particulars NAV he had Of SCOTT Auctoaeef jersey
CITY or of CHAs J SMITH, ~ Maiden lane. New-fmk
81 81 g., coSomence n, A O'clock p NJ W. A.
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NOR SALE-A beautiful COUNTRY

u RESIDENCE. with fIcm 20 10 acres oi l.aud stu,
d opposite the Powelli,n House about mile north OF
the Village OF Nevhureh The house IN entirely new and
contains twelve apartments. including bath room The
mounds furnished Wh the necessary ont buildiaSs
aut contain great variety of the chcces fruit trees IA
fu bearing selected with great care from Downing Gar
den No Mace the hudson River commands more eN-
tcasiVe Amer prospect possesses motv healthy nCS-
Tho extend tcn the street leading Z" the
Village 70 the River aud aoniuS the sardcn II Charles
p,wnlne. EsQ Inquire vi II n MACE. Newhargh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
COTTAGE HOUSE. For sale, il

RrookIyn two story attic and basement frame Cot;
House on The east side Of pha-s between Fulton and
Atlantic avs Lot 25slo0 house 22x3Ot filled WITTY BRICK
Siding doors marble mantes COrmced rooms ON the hrSt
fosr part of the purchase money remain desired
Possession gwen Immediately Apply ON the premises I'd
: n TURNER iy3 6t2awFSM-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY

u pROPERrN-A Country Seat and Farm If 10 acres,
situated the Nj TITS and ESSEX Railroad, al summit.
n j. about five minutes walk from the Depot ana 20 miles
from town. The place abundant, supplied with trm
and S,ubbefN, and Irpa>sed ot the beauty and
healthfuness OF the situation Cars tour tunes dN from
the foot OF Cortland-,t. Apply 10 {. SCHALlER.
NasSsu.st al story Nl lWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-07
DABBITT'S SOAP PoWDER-I.a.

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Washing Day, and those who wish to accomplish tae wash
lrs for ten persons with the simple cost Of Two ntS VII
please read tins TINS article called /. BABBlGl
SOAP POWDER, It being reduced 10 powder yery
much cleape than other form Bar soap contains
wise would not hold together While Blbbt.', Is
duced 70 powder and contains more washing material Than
like bar soap by standing # bar soap stands IN the
open air Will lose FROM twenty i've 10 hIrtg
else therefore II cannot be washing material B4bhii
has had applications from all parts OF the country
he I'D exclusive nights The average sales are ab6t
two sGd halt tun> per day deduction maie by the
ten boxes II ten per cent fye boxes, i've per All
tunseT> M bc uSdls prosecuted which are ten N number
al thus tine E,ersttng the >sape washn, without
"a b,Ie ,,,S9 - -. =, I-.,s,.- ., - % ,pofrI,S
PATENT SOAP PONDER. but a> vet noihin. compares
suence Of the patent BABBIrTS SOAP PONDER ,un
leads On. ana Producing Astonishing satisfaction.
used no tad smell found IN Tie clothes after washing
as some s,as do l, : 81, up n nearly pound papersDh
directions Tor printed each package. The best
% u'e Tor Washing = 70 Follow the ny; Girecia on ne
paper or usirs the powder direct Tor all white clhcs Fnr
coor,d clothes follow the directions t1r making INTO soit
sop winch requires no grease and : IA de IN ten minutes
Sot soap every one Knows how 10 Use very that
mos; Of those who i put small an,iiy Of tue powder
OF snap IA dish water hch removes all the It once.
ana vii remove esetrs that any other soap the VOL
Will d.
The clothes DO require boiling after the r.. direction
l. followed 70 make them whte-,hus SAVING much TIME
and Labor II has been used nearly two anl
found clothes last more than twcei lon- because ir
not rubbed q they Nhea wash board
N>eN st>-4l- >ANa = ItslItC Inc retail !,
twelve and half cents. There r>k tryn II
cause one Packase vii make two gallons beautiful soft
sap. that aay ore car
For sale by nearly all the Tins place Manu-
sttusri az 6S and 20 Westinghouse New-lsrk CIV
AN cuuntIy dTugsss; merchants order through anv
vho.esal, Merchant NewIork and get cheap a. 70
apply 10 tie factory direct Any person the Cites OF
NeNlo-k AID BOAly have single box sent 10 them
Al the cost OF AID quarter cents b. sending the
toy 70 NaShHstnn-s 0E have the Il for YOU
tOV saty papers half box thlry-sx pa5ers
General dclAD' fF the sale Of Rabbits SOAP POW
DER a. EARLE kCO
So snd - VasaiastoH-s Ns-s-Yark
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