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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Thursday Morning, March 25, 1852 I
C0TTON-The demand, though not active in the morn
ing grew lively afterwards and nearly 1000 bales
changed hands at steady prices.
ORLEANS cLAssrFIcATIor
Inferior Infnrior Kidding Mid Fair .s5@sA
Mddling;. 7G71 y Good Fair .....91l9 -
Good Middling. ....7AfDs Good and Fine ..... "a -
ToBACC0-About 500 hhds were disposed Of including
10 hds at AZ, $40 at 3D41a II frosted at 2O2 old
at 51 "a hhds Lugs at 81 IL Mason County at d and
20 ditto on private terms.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The receipts of both were
small and the sales confined to 500 hhds Sugar at 3D
~ for good common to fair, and 600 bbs Molasses
l5fD251ae. the latter rate for choice reboiled
FLOuR-The market heavy, and the gales were not
over 1000 bbls including 400 Ohio at SO 49, 1900 in lots
at SO S0S3 3d. 300 at So s7a and 500 fancy Ohio at
81 co. from fatboat ST. Louis selling in small lots Mt
~ 2o6Ds4 25 p Dbl
GRAIN-Corn in limited demand with sales of
5000 sacks at 46D4S$ including nearly $500 at 47 OF
Oats 900 sacks st. Louis brought 33GD34e y bushel
PROV1S1ONS-Pork continued dull, with sales of 500
to 800 bbls. including 297 Mess SIC CO. ia NJ O. at
Sl5 So II Prime Mt 3 So and 14 ditto Rumps at 13 co.
fiatboat load of 100000 fb green meat (Hog-round)
brought 74e Bacon steady, with sales of 14O casks
Sides at %, 20 at 914O92s, and 90 Missour at exc p
b ...of Lard ISL bbls taken at s15GDS GIG and
24O kegs No. at Beef improving with sales of
20 bbs Prime at IS So and 121 at SO OO0S9 l2s p Dbl
RICE-A sale of so tierces at 3 7-16e
COFFEE-Demand limited. Sales $50 bags ut 96)g1{
and 80 at 92st.
WHIsKY-steady. Sales 1870 to 200 bbs at 1715G17a5
and ll6 (AIathers' extra,) in lots at 1885,
TALLoW-A sale Of % tierces good Western at &C.
GUNNY BAGs-200 bales brought Sisq short time
with interest
BAGGlNG-l00p pieces sold at 3t cash. and 200 ordinary
at l1r
FRElGHTs-One British and two American taken for
Liverpool at IA for Cotton and all the room in British
vessels to be had at 15-32d now filed up
EXCHANGES-Donestic bills in good request:
Sterling 1os 1a01o91
Francs 52OG5. 25
Network s1ty-day Bills. ..........11s02c q Ct disc
Sight Checks on Network % ct. disc
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refinement to the manners of the people, who
were fast siuking into barbarism since the revo-
luton The remains of the feudal system will
vanish before the sun of knowledge The peo-
pie have only to know that all power "manates
from themselves, in order to assert their rights
to share in their respective governments.
This will be the case, even with the Doors Of
time, but shall be cold in my grave, when that
colossal, but ill-cemented empire will be split
into as many sovereignties, perhaps republics,
as there are hordes of tribes that compose it,
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RECEIPTS OF pRODUCE


MSa' T"' Ss ,s Ts sm Ss Sys
So MSRa. Goldman kcoao & prander Williams
Na H A"E" ssa sa I W,sa
gy,,FF.s lJs4 hide, Ssls- BALI, psls hSss
hides Wright, Williams kco$ bales rries Carroll
M Sss ",rss ls5 hs M fsa c so &sI bales s
trs Felowrs ScoS hides Foser cos2o0O specie Rawns
@ G s11:cs Delta So ,. ss nGpf Is PORK
pok bassek assadia on onions e
Shropshire Do epy s DO 14 d% 90 pc
Nyo eooo key. lard Geo Foster Eco bbs meat
wi se Ss, h T. sHsT
% 4 fa' iss
S@ . I 80 s Ro III. u
d do do II s DC doe dc do 10 3 do
20 ais rice Av Bros Total hd sugar Lbs
Sniff oy % raw q sss Il IBIS
sss5ss 81. ri,fy 5s9dy
Ssm o DO F.f sssG"" 1na Do II jer,
BIZ. ,nst. 4. bs,ss So. sg
hams bags coton yara as pieces
speaks BSdnsr sniS Clark X Mos sS
do 40 fope-Ss bbs flour 1870 do apples do and
so 81 DO Do Fs, sso GS Columbus ss s
Gsa all sf S9 Hs1Fs sH, 6
ss RI $ IT,
bi Ss faf L M''. h hh@II rs
is" f's%s' COL Ts HI. st as s'
rS, !i Robson E sm As Sy m S,ss rchc
S ss9 sv Ssn ss DO ffss~ I 49,
% I Ss Is s f5 1 st'' DO
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ss.s Id s F 90 sae 1s .;
pSi y % e. 81 ss @ g' s 1 COM @
100 kses Lard d q, l. -four 200 bales 10y 1850
d4ss"t ; cotton t Fl s 3 f Sa
800 KaaDps s pa Connolly % mn Set
S"s esn yg, & S s. sacks
YAzoo RIyER-Pe Atom; hale. Msses Colt
$sf r'} wd Ss Dsnss" B @
s 3ss Levy w s. w es a p 1nnaas n r Sy
rsar.s 5T'9 re ssi ~
ss't ssda s Do 10 s
csnn nssr hsgsT Fos s d' g barrels
n.,1an tols q Ips aes do b
sIfio hhd Iiulae1 5bl. mo-.
BY .n% ..s S "Ss @ | pr
hhs sugar I'll bbs 3la'se. 90 bales tonn
st s s1 s r a'S III S st;
e. la sa"a y pills. pEr Eass. 'o pq
s Ss' st "ss b. 90 s cao5sx @ IT, a 81
asss sas ] ss <. sss seo a,s ad
@ @rf s"i s so Ss. III sG aPc 9sf & 81 s
BILL sSa h I at H Dc GEE Do butter nae
Wd i"ai P GfssnwSoi do E4iay
wilson @eo27 li Mclean Geo. Total 2s bales cotton sundrs
gS ," . s Msy e bales cotton Ns;e
walker &eoib bal6o jnrhatnon Carroll co59 Begam
bynn5O M Cooper &coi3 Feowes McJemore, Currn
90 Robson Alen2s Payne arrson22 Brander, Williams
&ol6 Orders Nugen-23 Mcsa Cofnan &co23 do $50 sacks
cotton l.usk &co. Total, 1908 bales
AITAKAPASPer 50 hhd bbs molasses
y bales cotton Bslocq bales IS bids IS bb
naes Pavy, Lobt co22 hhd Fowes cols
o,lioId-24 do Druilet Son3l Hall Rodd33 Gerard kco
q Hard Moody47 do bbls Sabne5 Niumo
DunhamsS DeBanc-22 Hill Mclean kco--2s
Gordnn Kesndes order Total 1874 bales cotton 3l6 hhds
sugar 35 bba moassea
FLATBOATS.
In Second Mupicipality-
arnnloa
10 order.
INDANAPer Hagroyes bbls 10000 bs pork
500 kg lard sacks
flour 100 hogshea,s OH board.
iSDANAfPer 1romass boat: corn board.
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PROPHECY OF NAPOLEON following is a

Prophecy OF NApoLEoN.-The following is a
suppressed passage from both French and Eng
fish editions of Count Las Casass Journal:
g Before the sun shall have revolved many
periods round its orbit said the Emperor to me
one day, as we stood viewing the sea from rock
which ovcrhung the road, . the whole European
system WILL be changed. Revolution will sue
coed revolution, until every nation becomes
acquainted with its individual rights Depend
upon it, the people of England will not submit
to be governed by these bands of petty soyer-
eigns, these aristocratic cabinets. | was wrong
in re-establishing the order of mobiles in France,
but did it to give splendor to the throne, and
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT
Wednesday Morning March "a, 1852 !
CLEARED YESTERDAY

s,A ,. -
steamship Ennrr tv Janls Nv, w. 10 t1, 1t Low.
81 fay'n-, >siT2h, New ork, Colmnu
snr1nan shin C,o~T i prn,opo c,r fGtarS 3eo
~
Fashion, MBaker rom Port ravsc, IN
81, Lafayette.
DIG Rogers, days from BRACES St. Jago, to Wick
sIi,, ri1ta,, 10 ~ ny. ,t
Scr Ba5os Jenkins inys from Nori IN w Cu.t,, in I,,
lat N.Y. - ~ '' W " '1s' III ''''''
Srrr Mar En-, lo,. f..,,
=, tiny;
~ I a. iloLa' rom 'ahEearhy via ssal days
Sb,, ,I,,',,av ~ - AZ y ~ NY
,rif % Inc ;nrro ' f N ballast, TO lSserL2l ny
S's' 'S i'o't 'f'ln" ,'4ou 10 hGisttf--lst my.
Steamboa
Belle Kew from lcn,yil.
6 T i"s rom st Louis
r Ta,sueii y T 1nii, . ron ~ f''Sputg'
DaIt~ ir;,i,,n -, t.e ~''S''
I.xnS P,nt,sr ~ 1,,rn , r r Ia, ,r,
it.N';,nY ' Mt rn y. I t rom orr io"seh'
Atom Powell, from Yqzoo CITY
Music, Strerk, from fafonrchc
Mobile, Hoffman, ronM Mobile
Southern Belle Cox, from Mobile
Frank Lyon from Mobile
h hIsh, @fsig' from Aakapas
u y h'S5y Power from fazoo River
' avn ~ '''
"wpaa VI tfee chhmber from the Passes oed down and
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sHERIFF's SALE.

% Il aAae JOEL
pY VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered
II February 1881 by
sell pnhc auction the onda Of the
street. bswsen Charities and Royal THURSDAY March
18th, 1852, Mt 10 o'clock NJ.
The sud OF GROUND
with all the rights and thereto belonging sate the
bounded by Thoupouas God Commerce Lafayette
Streets Suburb ST. MARI above this and designated by the No.
April 1885 and deposited plan No. 49, Book Of Plans No.
tho office ss VIM. C2r Notary Theodore o. Stark.
Said lot a feet inches and lines front Tehsupoulas
feet inches tie hne I04 feet inches and 9ue
lie dividing lot
and ! lines in depth on the Dsner side line.
The undivided half Of LOT OF GROUND with the build
Mary city, square by
New Lavs Commerce Girod designated
lot No 81 plan drawn by Pills and sprnge the eSth
Notary
this city, the LIST 1881 inches and
lines lines
the side adjoining No. g. AID Dc feet pche. depth the side ad
30. THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF A CERTAIN NEGRO MAN,
slave for life named JoSEPHUS, aged about years.
10. ElGTfFOUR SHARES OF the Capital Stock Of the GAS
LIGHT COMPANY Feweans which paid.
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND the Parish
this the Metsie Ridge, miles hs
City New Orleans the Eastern side OF the sad Ridge Bayou
Depth bounded the upper line property OF Sssa hare,
the lower limit by the Of the said
joel Small deceased together with dependencies
aucess and all the thereon.
6o CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situate the said Parrish Of
Metaire Ridge Road front by
DEPTH adjoining and below the land lastly
The right Title Interest Of Joel Small and
the March,
Judicial Court entitled Small Henry
sonnabe being No. 1882 said Judgment being appealed from
the Court.
Terms cash the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
fe24 mes 1875 Sheriff of the Parish of Oreaps.
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance


COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
B Incorporated in April ls49,
cent on Two Years Business.
Office, No. SS CAMP ST, between Grnyier
BUSINESS OF THE COMPANY LIFE INSURANCE OsLY
This Company being organized solely for the protection the policy
holders and their families against and is its
National Benevolent
aud solid principles and aforng small annual
life Large and handsome Legacy widows children
~ All policy holders whether for life shorter TERMS who
nu the till DEATH participate the whole OF the
the Company.
Creditors insure the lives of Debtors
effect the life of her husband the sole benefit
herself children, the clnims creditors.
TRUSTEES:
John Hagan, Joseph Walker, Henry S. Buckner,
Peter Coney, ir, Maunsel White, John S Allison,
robert j. Ward, Samuel Stewart, Wm f. Leverch,
Isaac johnson, Edward Sparrow.
PETER CoNREY, Jr. President Board of Trustees
DIRECTORS
e. W. sew'l John A. Dougherty, John Claiborne,
Etw Jrnncr Coke, John NJ. Lee, F, X. Masterson
H. G. Heart, Thos c. Jenkins, N. o. Preston,
II. NJ Cohen O. Wicklam, D. r. Carroll
n e. Hall, John A. Roberts, John NJ Curran,
Geo ": Smith, X. H. Brunet r. t. Amead,
Samuel Wolf, L. SpauRenbere
Epw, JEySER CoxE Vice President.
A. }. " EppKRgiRS, NJ D., Medical Board of
nS" u RT Act D NJ Io" canas Attorney
RICHARD BKIN NJ D. No. I'll Magazine Examiner
who Will be at the office daily from half 10 to
by the Charter only $4,000 is taken single lire
~ This Company applications
rance and us Policies all sound and healthy White persons
than the rates charged by the
their residence the South
OF Prohs are declared annually and the profits drew
where the party has paid his premiums in iull.
~ California Permits New FORK Prospectus
Table Of Rates and all Information to Life Insurance. all
IT- Extensive Travelling Privileges
AT Office hours, 9 A. NJ o P.M
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SHERIFF's SALE.

couErI CHARLES e. FORsTALL SEGREGATED
OF NzwoaLxass Ito THE RIGHTS OF PLAINTIFFS IN
THE CASE OF THE NEWORLEANS IMPROVEMENT ANpBANK-
ING COMPANY THE Architects COMPANY OF THE
EIGHTH WARD OF THE CITY OE NEWORLEANS.. 901ss
docket of the late District Court of the First Judicial District
by VIRTUE Of a pl writ Of seizure and sale
~ directed Houoraie the Fh District Of
the above entitled John lewis late Sheriff said
ae sheri1 TO ne sil sc ~ Pubc suction
Royal 18Th March,
TWO VACANT LOTS OF GROUND situated Trems,
thin designated numbers thirteen and urtsen uupher
10 plan Bouzsro the 10th January 1880 and dspo
; the office Of de Ara then notary public Said
Claiborne, Orleans Derny
having American MEASURE
Feet lines Depth parallel
lines.
Seized in the above sul
Terms cash on The spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
unhh faft the shnfQr
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sss The Directors q the UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PiiILA
pleasure aaae the insured Company upon
satisfactory exhibit of affairs the close the
raea Life insurance. they enabled present their
Alter careful Of Sufficient
outstanding risks the Directors hsve much satisfaction in finding ths
the warranted declaring
received the date this upon hsreto
which will either be added the insured
death, the policy
holder at his or her option.
The expenses Of office and being relieved having
borne by the Savings Fund and Tus.
this Company successful
vince the insured members of the United States Any
and Trust Company that legitimate advantage which h
ehtiet VIII he afforded the while the
aenent Of affairs will
h.nan fa
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T
calling packets from New FORK, Bos-
fashionable and Seaeonable FANCY
e;ofore unsurpassed in extent, variety
5i.ers WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
,dueed prices. The stock consists in
IEngliah, French and American Cali
Goes;
A complete assortment Of English.
German and French Hosiery;
Superior white and colored Silk
Hose and Half Hose.
GLOVES AND MTTS.
Buck Channels. Kid, Cashmere, Silk i,
Filoselti and Filet, of every de-
scripticn.
A large and elegant assortment ot
Valenciennes, English, French and
Germsn Laces, and do. Embroide-
ries;
Superior 6-ls and 1874 Linen Sheet
ings; .--..-
Dsmask Table Linens and Napkins,
new and splendid styles
~ Irish aud German Linena and
Lawns;
Linen Cambria Hdkfs, plain;
Embroidered and coiored borderad
Curtain STUFF, embroidered Lace
and Muslin, Silk and Wcolen
Dan,ask, etc.
| PLANTATION GOODS. Z
Heavy Kerseys, Lowells, Linseys,
i Jeans, DeniRls, Stripes and Cot
tonales;
lSuper French Bed Blankets;
Heavy GEainer Plantation do. very
superior.
call The attention Of factors and PLAN
use. 1t is very complete, and the
,rea; care AID Judgment, the result Of
ne, s2n u
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anu FtcltTCDt style, WHICH ne now
to his numerous patrons at very r
part of the following, viz:
Super Broehe Antique Silks;
Colored Armure Silks;
Striped Tafeta Silks;
High colorei plain Pault de Sole;
Blnck Broeade Fasonnee;
Extrn rich and Embroid d Fasounae
Changenble and Cbene Eaeonnee;
Embroidered Damnsk and plain
Poult de Sole;
Extra rich Chaneeable and Clame
leon Poult de Sole;
Small plaid high colored do, fol
misses:
Marcellines and Fiorences, Of ever,
shade and color;
White and eolored Satins;
A few pieces superior heavy black
and colored watered Poult de Sole
Colored Silk Velyets;
Rich Chene Satin striped and plain
Cashmere d'Esosse;
French ard English Merinos, Mons,
selines de Lame and Alpacas, solid
colors, of every variety OF shade
Plain, striped and plaid Popllns;
Superior black and eolored plain and
figured Canton Grapes;
A large assortment Of white ant
eolored embroidered and plan
Grape Shawls, some extra rich;
Merino, Cashmere AID heavy ric1
= SILK Shawls;'
Rich plaid Raw Silks;
w P. W. W would especially
;ers to his stock OF goods for their
articles have been selected with !
long experience in that particular |
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DcrcH FRIGArr.-rhe Dutch frigate which at last ad-
vices was lying at San Juan is about sail for Washing
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NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET

CORRECTED DAILY BY W. w. WINTER CO
Exchange Office % Camp street corner Of Common street
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MILLINERY AND FANCY
SPRING .yTilSifsery.

Spring .Fittifses.y.
RS. BRYAN, LOG Canal street, has,
lf Il just large and fashionable
LADIES' FRENCH BoNNETS AND MISSES FLATS, PA
ASoIS SILK GLOVES and other articles suitable for VIZ
Spring Mrs respectfully invites the Ladies'
s DRESSES made in the latest style and the moderate
terms mill
NOV OPEN1NG.-Mrs CLARK, corner
Poydras and Carondelt Monday March aR
splsrdi FRENCH BoNNETS, Consisting
other style of STRAW, which will be offered very
ESe1sH AMERICAN psr Emp.
MANTILLA LACE, TRIMMINGS etc. at
TWENTY PER CENT LOWER than the articles can be
chased elsewhere. mh6
Spring MILLINERT.-MRs. HoEFF-
NJ No. $50 Camp most respectfully informs the %k3
ladies of Neseans and Lalyee that she will B
Ladies invited stock before purchasing elsewhere
STRAW BONNETS ALTERED AND CLEANED the latest style.
Aso-FAStiloNABLE DRESS MAKING mh9 lmos
ATEW FRENCH MILLINERY-NEW
i GOODS VERY CIEAP.-Ars. G. W. ROPER, No. 1875 49,
Poydras respectfully the Indies that she
s s ss Keep STRAW hSSsRTs 'fA'
RiBBqNS .so1s FLOWERS HMsktorprR,rs
DRESS TRIMMINGS, TOILET ARTICLES,
LADIES' MERINo VESTS, anda variety of FANCY GOODS,
which will be sold very cheap for cash.
altered. oil 6m
FRENCH DRESS MAKlNG.--Mrs. g.
W, ROPER, No. l65 Poydras invites the a3
he ladies the saperior style and taste which she
DRESSES and GANTLLAS by her rench VIZ
Dress Make % call and examine yourselves dl 6m
NEW GOODS.-P W. WOODLIEF, No. Is
Charities has received per steamships Winfield Scott
sailing Bos
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aitLiAHS Observation-Disclosures Evening
Alnrch gs-is-ntft MILE PtOL.A EaQu I1,c
erl"Iaed Opera by Meycrl.er THE PROPHET
Perfrn.rs Pa0ls, Mes'rs Tsseyre
TT Performance y quarter TO I o'enck.
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Life

3aAC 1llVOI PUUI dllU IUuUUQ VIIT dUW Lie
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Authorized Capital. Ten MILLIONS DorLARs.
Surplus and Reserved Fund. $4,000
~ ,.. . So 2g,si0,00G
Working CapiaTwo Millions Hundred end Forty Thousand
Dollars.
BY its unusually large capital and the unlimited individual
by the stockholr Tint desieram lnsuarcehe
ag yeet security to the pnbs now prepared to insure agans
+ tre Risks hewOrelns, the reasonable
The usual abatement of Po
cs with the Mutual Companies,
will be promp, and liberal.
CiAs. BRIGGS, Agent Office rs St. Charles
BOARD OF REFERENCE IN NEW ORLEANS;
Samuel Nicholson, A. Hene Thrmas Sear
A. lSnenr, e. A. Holt, VIM. hure,
VIM. Feliowes, j. b Benin Jas RoJb
E. Ogden
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK:
JAS. BROWN, Chairman,
FRANCIS CorrRSgr, Deputy Chairman
George Barclay, Francis Griffin, Royal Phelrs
MARX W Collect Mort Livingston, Ed F. Sanderson
g. W. Faber, VIM S. Wetmors
ALFRED PELL, Residen Secretary
FRANCIS GRIFFIN, Counsel of the Board ly
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Home Mutual Insurance Company of

- With subscribed capital of ss7ssOo prepared
applications fer
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
nj the Office OF the Company, No. 80 GRAyIER STREET.
pohis divided those who with
be invested here the
THIS established purely the principal
and the Trustees believe this
security to the policy holders.
TIE portfoo the
wishing to make insurance with it.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President
JOHN II. OWEN, Vice President
L ITusrI
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C0NNcuoN FOR MrRDERrsG ms Observation-Disclosures
Sc March l6-Scalnan, the negro who arrested a
snort time SINCE for the murder of his daughter,
to-day found guilty. His IL to be pronounced
saturday
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MEMORANDA.
The cleaner Pacific left ST. Louis the port loading
or Newriens steamers Delaware Emperor Amsranth L. NJ
nett and Jos Law
The schooner Star aground lt and steamer
Yacht on the 18th inst Sch Cara were loading 81,
for this port in q few days
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Thursday Morning, March 25, 1852 7
C0TTON-The demand, though not active in the morn
ing grew lively afterwards and nearly 1000 bale
changed hands at steady prices
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A yIs.-seconde municipalities, Paroisss d Or

"A 6ans.-Le Collector lNstt iai no;lha
Ia present toutas deent as % lti anues
1851, pour r,nnse ls52 Ia die
b9rnee par les Canal Isveo ct FEEt iSe Ii 'n dc vie.
ct lie Lac Poutc n de re blaJ No % Auic
psliy Hall, pour payer LES dites pals
uqu de llEes mail, temps rsf
Ia lui. lmh2 21tl f{tSS, ASkEN. falieti+av,
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HAH i X X EUT YF + AM STOCK DEPUT,
No. CAMP STREET.
ms well known establishment having thoroughly repaired
enlarged and improved The propco invite the the public
tn their PICTURE GALLERY furnished nil Sizes
in the superior style and inish
n Boperao fitted out with complete PPARATUS the low
est cash prices Noght'nnder French, ason Helhs
hai2e Tubes with Box and Tablets
quick working Tubes Plates, american Fech) Frames
stands Baths Chemicals together with every
VIII nsaIea and RETAIL, " ''' ions
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!. ]. MATHEWS, M. D.,

Ut I'M VIZ -, ,,,-.. Al
aArorFICE-Norths side of Third Street, 90
door East Of Main, .o,,.
Inne Isl. 1852. .1l-- %.
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MY DEBUT AT THE BAR.


.onlup story. inat, Notwithstanding its
.euptn, we present II ior tue entertainment
ot our readers. Ii is one Of series called
.Sketches ot The Flush Times q! A ALBANIA" !"
"a lhe : u,heru I.uerar, Messenger II
i. only necessary Ia premise hat the hero's
client had been falsely accused oi stealing
,ty,. tbat The action was Iald 10 rccoy u
manages ier lie libel; aud that The Young
a4w,er had been Unexpectedly called io
c.niIct the case, owing ID an elder mem
ser Of tae bar being 'iaken suddenly
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