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The steamship Columbia will
ports IN Oregon, awaiting the
aud passengers without delay
niail- and m
regular IN. 81 propeer viii be
freight and transient between Panama san
The well known steamship Sand. 500 burden,
now under charter TO the commodious
her cabin arrangements, will be kept family
boat
One OF the keep up
Acapulco and the other Mexican
The maintained by United
states mail steamships
tons
.ss.s.'sssio'l
,f'scen' aiv
.s...s...s....lYW W y
rnhaoe'phs...... &"
Leaving New York for Chsgres tbs il
month
The new steamship III Dorado and Falcon
etween New Orleans aud Cbsges periods
insure tIe d.eoton possible ,he fmps
aud ports in erico California, Oregon Psssas. from New
oean- can be secured from ARMSTRONG agent.
that place
Tue are for through tickets san Francisco b..
been reduced from -
Sfp IN rooms
ssp IN rover cahin 10 500
WV" s'eersee
Inc rsesom New YORK b. adopted
!" any -Me sea-s'-smer between the. ports.
each passenger allowed 25 ib
ce.d,ng In measurement 10 cubic feet
Freight viii be taken Chssres At
Panama to San Francisco 600 per
o cho'ce ~ hehs the ofncs the "a and s.
city. Aus2-dy
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Canton mattings, Floor Otieloshs Carpsus 4, &s.
TUE sabscrber- receiving, per sussms,
Il from New YORK "
~ pieces - srta heavy white Canton massinss
70 do 50 do DO
~ do Ga do 40
~ do - do red checked do 40
rs do s4Ae4do do DO
~ DO - do hncy do do
DO super English oiclosh, 10 feet wide
do super American oilciosh from twelve eighties ~
Is do iow-piced American oilcIoth from 70
10 do Cocoa msuinss, for basement nc.
Atso constantly bsad full OF I'M
ported and American csrpetins such -
Tapestry velvet sp-.ry BRUSSELS Englsh and American Buss
imperial, three and and ingram,
priced rag hemp and cotton, both striped and plaid together
with other article line
prepared and fully determined upon good
other dealers in this country.
Apie-u p H. uOOE 4 90
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II-CLOTEaS.Jus received Of CL A0ETT
DOD5ON extensive and superb stock of door OIL CLOTHS
tapestry panel aud Mosaic patsxns,
we'll srasoned and coored In the highest style ths ART
~ sheets OF which wn
ut room, hail, according ~ diagram
from feet inches, for
Aug l8-d2w CLAGEIT 4 LODI ON,
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oDEY's r.~ay's oook for september.
VI Graham's Magazine for september,
ssrtain's Magazine FOR September.
Subscriptions recsiv.d, single number. for sale, by
TAYLOR MAURY,
AusF Bookseller, 9th
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University OF Maryland.
THE will beg" Wedncsday lhs 18th day Oco
i Der, 1881, and close LIST March le52.
Nathan n. Smith, N. d., Burger.
William e. A. Aiken, NJ. D.. Chemistry and Pharmscy.
Samuel Chew NJ d. Therapeutics, Matsra Medica and Hye
Joseph R0ty, NJ. D., Anatomy and Physiology.
William Power, M. D., Theory and Practice Of Medicins
H. Thomas NJ d. Midwifery and Diseases u Women sad
Children.
George w. Miltenberger M. D.. Pathological Anatomy
ample opportunities practical
atomy a q moderate expense.
Professors Smith
er, Baltimore nhmary with the pviske Of daily ID
wards without charge TO the student for the ticket.
800 995 practical anatomy olo; mauc.
ulation, IS; graduation, 60.
WILLIAM Il. A. AIKEN Dean
Baltimore, August l, 1851. Aug 5-0AWti3uc
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THE tfnily Informs the pub &c ns
he has become the Of the lin. coache, pns
from nsbinstop Winchester Lessbut ~
will run good STAGES and good horsesw his empom
need, sk,lui, attentive. and drivers
"trip Will slws,s be made In good Tine pains wl
tsksn and made for
aud comfort OF those who h,m ~
public patronage very Respectfully solicited Once At fo''"
House. Penn'vsna avenue, between I'd and ~ streets
JAMES H. KEW"
Aug Idly
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II H. CLGsAEs, Architect and Ctvti Engineer =.
VI removed his oiScs IN Trav-rs buidinrs north side o.
vsn'a avenue, between ,ash sud i3s west Fen
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pHI1sP BARTON KEY will attend tn any nms', nj.
he he utrus-d with before either Of the coa a @ "a,
trict; and will also of claims
and the Departments. Once on street. . ,-a
WAsurnsrou, July Ia, ls<A. vH-
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Proposals for Clothing, Gsc for the Marine Corps.
HEADQUARTERS MARINE CoRPs,
Quartermas,er's Uhce Wsshinyton 18Th Ausus 1851.
CEPARATE proposals. will be received ONCE
nesday the I'd september, S5l ~ O'Clock su3y.
ing corp, quantities VI
required me,
October, 1851, and the Both Jane, l852, vix
Uniform caps, complete
Pomponsi
Non-commissioned onices' wossted epauets;
Brs.s counter straps, for the shoulder;
Cotton shirts;
Brogans
Blankets
knap-acks;
Wor.ted sacks;
Fatigue csp., letters, U. 9. n. and
Flannel shirts.
All OF the aforesaid ARTICLES correspond with ssmpes
ut the Marine Clothing 5toe 81 Walker New York
frmaster's ONCE Washington and the Marine Clothing
Norfolk, Virginia TO be endorsed Proposais Cioing
ID. q.
The lowest responsible bidder will be officially informed Of The
acceptance Of his bid.
The newspapers habit Of publshins propossn Ibis
Office will give per
september r3l and send their bills by printed
OF tie advertisement this Office payment.
Aug l5-3tawt5cp3
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ON TARIO

p. S.-Since writing the foregoing the vigilance
committee" TO whom reference has before been mae)
have arrested tried and executed second well known
murderer ny the Of Jim Stuart" Slice his exc.
enllou have focked and s fooking enroll
their members OF the vigilance committee thus
swelling their numbers and increasing their power and
81 efficiency.
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RITTENHOUsE ACADEMY, corner OF Third strsst
IL md Indiana IN
.. q. WIGHT, Principal a#
A. A. e. 2. s SAReEYEks' Assistants.
Prof D. L GROUx, Teacher Of Modern Languages.
Prof R. GIBSON, Teacher Of Drawing.
The academic year this commencs On
Monday the lst of September.
For circulars apply The Principal Mr. u
bookstore of Mr. WIN. M. Morrison.
Aug l7-eo7uf
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TEXAS Land AEency.-The undengned offers
an agent In all matters appsraning
uiay 10 select unocaed lands and
Terms moderate and will be made nfofed what
to be done.
Address H.. q. CATLETT,
May 3l-6mdkcp Dailns, TsxsA
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ERENCH observation-disclosures T. RAOUTT, formerly Of
Pans but recently resident Buffalo, has the
IA. arrival in this CITY, lie respectfully os his services ia
washington desirous Of studying the french Applications will b
attended to II made al his Mr. Wisss M
and streets For further particulars extended
he will shortly issue circulars.
Al present he will refer the following: Hon. N Hail.
Postmaster General Hon A. j. DoneIon, Gsaeral Robert Arm
suons d. Alexander T. r. Garnst FULLY Wise, esq., Dr. Leo
pod DoviIiers, T. Louis
Aug i2-diw
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Wpuott, convicted lof The same offence, dangerously
III. and has mot yet bsSh ssntshcsd.
"A large and enthusiastic meeting was held in
P0Ftlard Me-, The lsh presided over By the Mayor. In
favor q the now msn fes apss1g 70 the British Cover.
exiles Several sxosllsat speeches were made.
The Washington Republic, in reply to the
change Of not pubshng the address Of to Ii, Amer
tie agent OF Kossuth this country had selected the Union
- hs organ over all others
Al Providence, r. L., on the 18th, Peter Haskell,
Aaron Bsnsl and Sarah Stanton eoored persons,
arrested charged With the murder Of James Parker the
night Of the 2d November. 1850. His body found in
tho Cove on the I'd of January last.
Mrs. General Gaines with her two young daugh-
hss taken mp her quarters fog the winter the United
States Hotel, Washington CITY, or course her business Is
with the Supreme Court. and involves the Of
that prorectsd litigation for several millions worth Of prop
srty, now held in possession by Others.
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.VGaC Lac Books.
v lust received, and for sale at
J. B. STEEL'S

"NewOrleans Stationers' Warehouse"
60 Camp street.
HOWARD'S REPORTS SUPREME COURT UNIT.
ED STATES, vol. 10.
GREENLEAF ON EVIDENCE, q vols.
UNITED STATES STATUTES AT LARGE; vol. o.
to 1851 edited by g. Minot, ESQ.,
ENGLISH LAW AND EQUITY REPORTS; edited
E. II. Bennett and c. Smith, Esq., vols and 4.
....Aiso, at greatly reduced prioes....
ROBINSON'S REPORTS. complete in Il vols either in
complete any Of the volum:s separate.
GREINER'S CODE OF PRACTICE, new edition.
BENJAMIN AND SLIDELL'S DIG EST, new and i'm.
proved edition, enlarged
DESLIX'S DIGEST being u continuation of BENJAMIN
and Slidell's
DESLIX'S LOUISIANA SUPREME GENERAL IN.
DEX.
AMERICAN STATE PAPERS, relstve to Public
Lands, in vols. it2pltW
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roigns again. The party is imperative, 10 every
thing, the individual negative, q mere nothing
The knowledge Of this disposition quists every
thing, and candidates are mere party puppets.
With the wings they are every thing.
The office of U. S. Senator is highly honorable.
No pitiful scramble no begging letters to the coun-
try press, no cringing appeals to Legislative MEM
bers, should make it otherwise; and the Legisla-
tors of the State should hasten to rebuke the I'M
patience which would challenge their judgment or
the craft which would shape their votes. in
question where judgment acts, the Legislators OF
the country vsrifes. and time proves the wisdom
Of their unbiased choice.
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City Intelligence.

BUSINESS OF THE CIrY.-We frequently hear some of
friends complain of the duness of business in Newer
leans and really believed, until cgme to examine the
record and compare the transactions of the current season
with those Of the last that little doing in our mar
keta We have, however, turned flea and with an
occasional reference books the Mechants Exchange
and to that invaluable Sheet the Price Current
have gather series of figures that to prove very diff
ferent state Of the case.
In the matter Of Cotton. find the business SO far to
exceed that OF previous season. BY large amount and
have made the following table. comparing the receipts
this with last and striking the difference We also add
column show that NewOrsans sing ularly favored in
this natter for while business larger that of the other
ports is smaller, than last year.
TABLE of weekly receipts of Cotton at NewOre from
re ne. M At the end Of each week sPoe The 1T Of
Last year, all the United States Ports including New
Orleans. "
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for the months and twenty three days. since the first OF
September This, at $ bale amounts to the snug little
sum Of s2.3S6,9 5J. So much for cotton
In the receipts Of tobacco Notwithstanding the condition of
the Ohio river there has been nurease year. round
numbers, of 1910 hogshsads the arrivals last to date
being 24o and this 300 hossheads The exports for
the time have besn H. hogssads against 1000 last
year.
In the fng article Of specie, again find small excess
The imports Of that article this daie being
30 and for the corresponding period last yeur s75S 50
making difference OF million and eighty thousand
one hundred and fifty dollars.
The following table will show the receipts of articles
of domestic produce from the nerol this year and last from
the first Of September to date Those which show def
cheney compared with last year. enumerated on the s
and those showing excess. afterwards.
l.t.aL DE-.
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Dreadful Accident in New York..Mor
than Thirty Lives Lost.

INV Il, Y.
An awful accident occurred this afternoon at the
public school in Greenwich Avenue. An alarm of
fire having been given, the pupils were thrown into
CONSERVATION, and in the confusion which ensued
they made general rush from the school room.
While thus attempting to escape, about forty of
them were precipitated over the bannsters to the
ground, distance Of thirty feet. and nearly all of
them were killed.
Failure.
Harden IL Co. have failed TPic.
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Advance in Whalebone.-The New Bedford
Mercury says thai there were sales in that city on
Tuesday Of 1900 barrels sperm oil at $125 cents
per gallon; and $4,000 pounds whalebone at 45
cents per pound. The latter is an advance of 10
cents per pound since the recent disastrous dings
from the Arctic fleet.
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Saau.asa DR., ropauahka 1851

Seance du "a novembre 1851. )
TTENDU qu'un de FAssembee Generate de Etat de
"A Louisisne "Ace reauf la vile dc la Nouvele
urean Is 1885, qu'ayant Cons
dau;une DIES municipalities puisse hxer decder des
civilizations les
dhenls de dspensts oue
depense de Ia uncipae pendant annee
lerquees
pnbes Angisls Francas dams Journal oce de la dts
pendant
aquss Conss dsvra hxer dscdsr des
sefont assesses.
Et qus Cone de cstte Municipa,e pa.ss
% nOvembre
imItss de la die hunicIpaite.
En- consequence pubion evauaon suvane coniome
de acte du 6 1885,
Cone, adope doDne presens
premiere publication die Cose
procedsr preever
sur les tabeaux d'nssesssment pour 1851.
Expose du defei, probable pour Fannss 1851.
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Nssv York Supreme Cowrt.-The several dis
trcts have elected the following Justices of the Su.
preme Court: District flames J. Roosevelt,
dem. II-Selah B. Strong, dem. III-1ra Har-
ris, wing IV-Cornelius L. Allen, dem. v
Daniel Pratt, dem. William Gray, dem. full
term. Schuyler Crippen, dem. (vacancy) VII
Theran r. Strong, dem. VIII-James Mulet
wing full term); Moses Taggart, wing (vacancy)
Being six democrats and two wings for the full
term, and one democrat and one wing for the va
cancv
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Lac Books,
u For sale by
THOMAS L. WHITE,

ARNAULD's MARINE AND INSURANCE AVER
AGE, by Judge Perkins.
BLACKsTuNE'S COMMENTARIES. in vols, with
Notes, BY j. l.. weade, late State Reporter of NewYork
UPTON's CIVIL CODE OF LOUISIANA.
BENJAMIN AND SLIDELL'S DIGEST of LOUIS
lama.
THE CODE NAPOLEON, or the French Civil Code.
DUNLAP'S ADMIRALTY PRACTICE. second edi
ton. with copious Notes.
BROWNS CIVIL AND ADMIRALTY LAW.
HOWARD'S U. 9. SUPREME COURT REPORTS,
vol TO-
UNITED STATES STATUTES AT LARGE. VOL 9.
Also-complsts sets, vols.
ENGLISH LAW AND EQUITY REPORTS. Vols. A
and 5, Just received.
UNITED STATES DIGEST. vol. .. Also-complets
sets, vols
ANGELL ON CARRIERS. LIMITATION, TIDE
WATERS and CORPORATIONS.
DOMAT'S CIVIL LAW, BY Suahan. Gushing . edition.
: vols Smo.
sTORY's COMMENTARIES ON THE CONsTITU.
TloN, edition, improved, in . vols
STORY'S WORKS on Conflict Laws. Agencies, Con-
tracts Sales, Bailmen,, Bills of Exchange, Conflict Laws.
Equity Jurisprudence Equity Partnership, and Pronssoy
Notes. Late edition.
n All the TEXT BOOKS used in the Law School constantly
hand general Books MA 3t2p
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buIbH OF N0v0MDeT a, ISbI.
WHEREAS, An act Of the General Assembly
w Of the STAG Of LDuiss,e. entitled " An Act 5s!s
provides that before the Council Of any Municipality shall
~ and decide ON hs amount Of taxes 70 be ass,'ed thsy
various items Of expenditures including also the necessary
cipay during The current year. the and rural paris
thereof which budget, OF estimates shall BE- published in
during M least thirty days before the meeting hen the Coun.
oil shall az and decide the amount Of taxes 70 BE- assessed
passed resolution, tbs sitting above wHen declaring the
whole limits Of said Municipality urban.
Therefore, conformity with the provisions of the act Of
March 49, 1885, and Of resolution Of the Council adopted
this day, the following budget pubishsd and notice L.
hereby given that thirty days altar the first publication Of said
budget. the Council will! proceed fix and decide on the
amount Of taxes to be levied the assessment rolls Of 1851
Statement Of Probable Deficit for 1851.
Balance due Sinking Fund of Municipality No.
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The Railroad Riot.-Nne OF the Irishmen tried
for riot on the New York State Line Railroad,
were found guilty at Buffalo, on the 18th, and
twenty-three others shortly to be put on trial
for a similar offence.
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German Mopement.-A movement is now in pro.
gress, in Philadelphia, among the German citizens
for the purpose of effecting the release of such
of the patriots Of Germany as are now in prison
for certain alleged offences aganstth the State.
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Bargains IN Dry Goods,
SIMPSONS, SO Canal st.

~ PURCHASERS calling this establishment will be dlsap
pointed by being asked The full regular price, but assured that
of the goods recently received lowing the demand the
North having nearly ceased this period the season.
compared with the prices of two month, back, fully
FROM 10 TO 20 PER CENT. CHEAPER,
while Of them Just received per steamship Empire City and
ships Memphis and oswego ONETHIRD LOWER than the
usual prices at other house, in this city Among there
REAL FRENCH CALICOES. ~, at % cents.
New Style handsome PLAID DRESS GOODS. from 30 to
s7t
CHAMELEON MOUAt2 LUsTRE, at 12d cents.
YARD WIDE LONG CLOTH, of good quality, by the
piece at cents per yard.
RIBBONS, IL yard pieces, for 50 tsnts.
BLACK SILKS, Just imported. very cheap.
Wooden Goods.
Among them assortment OF BLANKETS and FLANNETS,
inferior TO in this city, and guaranteed to be
CHEAPHR THAN ANY
LINEN CAMBRIA HDKFS.. Of all Styles surprising in
oheaPness any in Neworeans
HOSIERY. of all kinds, for Ladies. Gentlemen and Chill
SHIRTS. Undershirts, Drawer Cravats, Umbreas, etc.
KID GLOVES, Tor Ladies, best quality in black white
and coors.
MANTlLLAs. CLOAKs. GRAPE sHAWLs-A fine
stock Of these goods quae, up to the most
magnificent atyes Also, A SILK yELvETs and al, color,
Of the fashionable FRINGE for trimming, a fair price
EVENING DRESSEs-The best assortment in the city,
comprising ali colors.
Silks French MDos, Alpaca all the styles Dress Good,
Mourning Goods Chldrn's Goods; the second floor
nearly all descriptions of PLANTATION DOMESTIC and
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS, any article OF which, when
not cheaper will be as cheap at any other house.
SIM p ON'S,
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4 Tribute to Real Worth.-We called on Satur.
day evening at The establishment Of our friend, E.
A. Tyler, No. 80 Camp street, to examine the ties.
timonial recently gotten up by the yonng men o.
this city, 70 the excellent and warm.hearted Sc.
ssstasy Of the British Consul in Havana. We
found ut of plate, consisting Of pitcher, five
goblets, and salvor, weighing nearly two hun.
drsd ounces. rich and beautiful in the extreme.
Ths Pitcher b Of the ever or vase form, with
oak iayss on ths base and bulge, on the right
PANEL y the Engiish coat of arms, and on the re-.
vsrse tho American coat Of arms; on the front
h the following inscription:
Presented 10 Mi. Sidney Smith, Secretary Of the English
Cen9a0 p Hsyana, BY the young Of New Orleans as
oNiuonal Of their latitude for the exceedpg kind asn
go 40 CAR shown by him to the unfortunate oaptves
4 hsRss Expedition at Havana New Oflsans. Sovsmbsi
Around the top is grape vine, which extends
DOWN The handle, the latter representing branch
efoak On the salvor is beautifully chased grape
vine. and around the edge is raised, chased vine
The set was manufactured in this city by Mr.
Tyler. and it can be seen at 80 Camp street unit
io-mofrow.
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cs'M''sd.-fhe person who lately attacked
ksnufh. In letter published in the New York
1lnee supposed to be John L. Hodge, American
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Ssstssssk-C. H. A. Psrmenter, at the last
~ q IL ywesstsr (Mas.) Court, was sen.
dsaeed y IL psniisnsiary for six years Crime,
eesahng heas, chsise, and four cows.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-24

The Cholera-This disease has disappeared
from Newport Barracks. Altogether forty per.
sons were attacked, five Of whom died. Several
cases Of cholera had appeared in the city OF New
port, but no alarm was felt in consequence among
the citizens
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-24

~ Mr. Thos. L. White advertises in our paper,
this morning, lit of Law Books. We cheerfuIIy
eoausnd Mr.. White to our professional friends
and 10 students. They will find his assortment
extenaivs in material and reasonable in price. Call
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-24

Homsctds.-An Irish boy named Malone was
killed at Lexington, Ky, on the 4th inst, by DR..
Sullivan, OF Georgetown, Ky. H. Twyman was
arrested as accessory to the deed, and both were
lodged in Jail.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-24

SAsator SouK.-We hear street rumor that
this gentleman has declared his intention to resign
hs seat in the u s. Senate and we think it not a,
Ill Improbable. We have no political fancy for
n. Souls, but believe him to be gentleman Of
quick, generous, and honorable impulses His
present position. darkened by 20 many blunders,
must be very unpleasant TO him.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-24

Human Sacrifices. day of human sacrifices
is not ended. During six weeks stay of Mr. Be-
croft, British Consul in Abomey, the capital OF
the kingdom of Dahomey, forty two persons were
killed as sacrifices, :" to water the graves of the
Dead" So numerous are such sacrifices there,
that the place is characterized as the Gogotha Of
ekuIIs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-24

Boston Commemorative value Of exports Of
foreign products to foreign ports, for the week
ending the 18th, was $2s, $40 50; American pro-
ducts. S272, 1896 96.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-24

Cost Of the Bible in China--Owing to the ex-
tremely low cost of materials and labor in China,
Bible Of the Chinese language, it is said, can be
sold for about six cents.
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n Cotton Crcp-The hatcher Courier, of the
I'D, lsarns that the late frost and rain did very
GSeat harm in that vicinity, and " especially" in
svsssl Of the neighboripg Louisiana parishes. |,
- learns from friend that on his plantation in
0sncosdia, and on two others in his vicinity, the
les will Be quite 500 bales, or about 20 per cent
= he entire crop, these three plantations making
absut $500 bales. He also informs the editor tina,
u damage Is not an isolated one.
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FAMILY GRoCRRRs.-Ws call attention to the advertise
~ H. w. 9. Raymond. No. II Camp street.. Any
alss procured Of Mr. r. be relied upon as genuine
aeek l. selected with great care. and comprises every
aemse'e laxsy IN his line. We confidently recon.
nad Mr. Raymond family grocery as one of the ysrv hos,
N Nj $50 = - - ''s 'e's oest
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Fire at Mobile-A building at Mobile, known
as Hunts Press, together with 300 bales of hay,
stored in it, belonging to J. M Tarleton, Esq,
was consumed by fire on Monday night last 1t is
supposed to be the work of an incendary