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they enabled execute all orders with tho greatest expedition
and ut GREArLY REDUCED PRIcKs.
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and examine the extensive assortment Of
FANCY AND STAPLE STATIONERY
hand the greater which has received which
will be disposed Of ut unusually low prices.
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embraces every article belonging the required by BOOK
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various descriptions suit almost want may upon
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judges among Merchants Bankers Accountants others
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WRITING PAPERS, comprising large stock of English French
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American BLoTTING PAPER BANK FOLIO POST etc., etc.
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MARBLE PAPERS, CoLoRED PAPERs-varous tints for Boz
Makers. Printers, and others.
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manufacture
SCREW AND LEVER COPYING AND NoTARIAL PRESSES, all
sizes.
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ROBERTsQNS, CARAIINE, AND FELT L CO.'S RED INK;
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all sizes.
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Struggled Goops-A large quantity Of smuggled goods
consisting OF about one hundred casks of wine and two
hundred boxes of raisns have been discovered in Nor
wich Conn., and ascertained to be part of the cargo
smugger which entered Long Island Sound some week.
sinca "oNA'
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10 the La dies.

To- Respectfully offers her for tina
treatment of the following diseases
RRoFpsE and PAlSE s,
that which has met the the distinguished Surgeons
London and NewYork There form
has not and practice
feels justified in saying that all Uterus not Of Can
be
these complaints and be daily s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02

ANOTHER RAILROAD CoLLIslos.-Thc express and mail
trains came into collision the night of the 10Th ut
near Springfield, Ohio Both engines and two baggage
cars badly smashed One was very serious
~ injured, and many were slightly bruised
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02

THE REPORTED ExpEDIrroN To HAYrI.-We notice by
late advces from st. Domingo that considerable commo-
ton had been created by the report expedition from
the United States to Hay The President of the Repub
lie has issued manifesto declaring foreigner shall
enter the territory of the republic without disembarking
at the ports opened by law foreign Importation and d.
recting the immediate arrest of all offenders
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02

ABDUCTION OF A WOMAN AND CHrLpRES-There was con-
siderable excitement in Harpers Ferry, the 10th ut
on account of the abduction coored woman and two
children 1t is supposed that they induced to run
away by white man in that town. The is about
wenty-eght years old and the children four and six
years of age
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02

GIGANTIC RArLRoAp SCHEME" John Bull has for
once got the start of Brother Jonathan The railroad
from Halifax in Nova Scotia to Windsor opposite De-
trot is to be built as work. and has already
been contracted for by an English company at four thou
sand fire hundred pounds per mile The road is sixteen
hundred miles long, and when finished will place the west
ern country in close communication with the Old World
The ocean mail steamers will then make Halifax their first
point instead Of New York This will give our trans
atlantic mails in much quicker time than at present
cleveland Plaindealer
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Garnet W.urehoaxse.

NO. 70 CHARITIES STREET.
~ Just received, patterns o
VELVET AND BRUSSELS TAPESTRY:
THREEPLYS, BRUSSELS INGRANS great variety of outiss
and patterps; o. ' ~ dN''ie'
Mosaic Printed and Embroidered PIANO COVERS
MiNpoW SHADES STAIR RODS, White MATING etc.
fLoO Oil from to ~ feet wide, qualities cut
sui an sizes apartments all which much
below those of previous years. '
nov29 lw2p RRoussEAuAco
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ANTONIO v1ElRA, Jn., Secretary.

g9- In reply to an article appearing in the
Bulletin and other papers of this city the umoCAAcK
sQUIRES p HARBOUR for obtaining goods pre-
tence Ihaye merely to state facts upon amply sufficient
to show the righteousness of the whole allegation
The articles purchased upon which this
anod from the FIRM prior to the purchase
of my plan aion by Mr.. HILL
There possession letter. of date referring
these very supplies in which child calls for bill of the articles,
having pledged hmseto become responsible all supplies
and other debts contracted for the plantation PJ. HARBOUR
New Orleans, December l. 1852 dec2 lt#
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Circular
Msy- FUNERAL Ceremonies IN HoNnR n

NB- FUNERAL CEREMONIES IN HONOR OF
CALHOUN, CLAY AND WEBSTER.-TUESDAY December 9....
The cizens of New Orleans have aside tho ninth December
next for the celebration appropriate Funeral Ceremonies respect
the of the deceased Statesmen CALHOUN CLAY AND
WEBSTER The occasion will be peculiar solemny
tere and the will be grand impressive
1t desirable that the interior
tane sharing the profound emotions the
dead and regret for the bereavement of the nation their should
have portuny TO take the public manifestations of
feelings The Committee therefore express the that their country
friends Of this and the neghborng States will join them the process
sion Of that day and give to the mou imposing
aspect as wider demonstration of the national grief
believed that Large asembage could be gathered here without
sensible Inconvenience to the visitors little absolute
brings great numbers the city during the winter timely
ments could make that time quite
purpose other Iii object however well worthy effort
and the Committee hope here vo representing wory
the sympathes of the people Of other PLACES paying
Public Honors to departed Genius, Virtue and Wsdon.
Committee Of Arrangements
H. R. W. HILL, LII. PLACE. NJ M. COHEN
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0uAAo'ff OF SALT AT THE BAHAMAs.-The British brig
arrived at Philadelphia on the 10Th ut in ten
aays from Bahamas reports salt very scarce at Long
and that not two cargoes were to be had among
tho Islands " ~ o
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02

gas- For ALDERMEN-To serve the unexpired
terms of James Rbb and Stockton resigned N WOOD and
SAMUEL JONES, Jr, dse1
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NFy- STATE TREAsuREu

9sS- STATE TREASURER. Crescent.
Please announce that GEORGE P BRAN ESQ., has been for
the last efficient Clerk the Treasury will
supported for the Office of STATE TREASURER BY
octll To MhNv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02

GS~ WING PARISH CONVENTION The Dele
gates to the Wing Parish Convention requesed
Hall over the Shades in Peddo street, THURSDAY EVENING
December at o'clock nominate CANDIDATES FOR
STATE SENATE. ,ovoe IA
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~ WING PARISH CT

~ WING CENTRAL CoMMITTEE.-A special
meeting will be held FRIDAY EVENING December at
By order of the President. dec11 SALOMON Secretary
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PsRsoNALThe Prince of Nassau brother to the reign
ing Duke, and the Prince Of Wyede Germany in
NewYork also Senior J. de 0sma Envoy Extraor-
binary and Minister plenpotentiary from Peru with his
family and suite
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02

THANKSGIVING FESTIVAL "A fund amounting to several
hundred dollars was collected in Boston, at the Office Of
the Traveller the purpose Of purchasing comforts fol-
the Door on Thanksgiving day.
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James II. CI0nd.

CABINET \. > Ms,As IAN s AND UNDERTAKEN
No. ~ RAMPANT STREET Three from Common,
inform the vicinity
he prepared to furnish all FUNERAL REQUISITES shortest
notice and on the terms. GIVE HIM CALL
JANIS L.spIy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02

SINGULAR ACCIDENTAL German was recently killed at
sandusky Ohio by the explosion Of barrel of unsaked
lime in which he poured quantity of boiling water
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02

~ For GovERNoR.-We are authorized to
announce Colonel RICHARD HAGAN for Governor
this State, under the Constitution. oet7 9nts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02

FORTUNATE EscAPE.-At fire in Cincinnati on the
night of the 10th ult fireman fell from the third story
Of building and escaped with only few slight bruises
He ought to buy lottery ticket
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02

sr cHARLEs TaEAraE--The beautiful play Of & Ipuo
mar to be produced 1t the St. Charles to.night-s
Pottar NJ Maggie and Mr. Lynne sustaining the principal
shaxasssF Miss Logan's farewell benefit last night was
q perfeot trfum nh -F
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02

GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
Of all the latest and best styles.
UNDER SHIRTS, DRAWERS AND HALF HoSE-of Silk Men
Cashmere, Lambs Wool Cotton
sCARFS CRAvATS, TIES AND STOCKS;
PORTE MoNNAIEs, POCKET BOOKS, CIGAR CASES;
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS-of Silk White and Borlsred
Cambria;
UMBRELLAs-of Silk, Bingham and Cotton;
DRESSING RoBES-of Cahmsre Mousens Cotton
PERFUAIERY;
COMBS
BRUSHES;
COAT LINKS;
SHOULDER BRACES, ETC.
ocsso LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS ant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02

& To PERSONS RuPTURED-Th many per-
manent dectua made by Dr. Sherman deserving
than passing notice. For
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02

THE PEARl.- The Pearl ~ coffee-house, No. 90 st,
Charles street. having been thoroughly renovated and
beauted is of the most attractive places in town
Lunch Is served at halfpast ten o'clock every morning
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02

the AserHrTHEArAE.-Harry Whitbeck is pling on the
1t the Amphhestrs in St. Charles In
addition to his the door
tenisht Jimmy 0Connel is supposed to sppear in six
hrssa aet. snacting the Courier II 81 Psters-bird
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More .Hs,u Goa6ts.

More .FeaU Goods.
JUST RECEIVED BY
s H Z r NJ AN g. PIERSO
l MAGAZINE STREET, NEAR CANAL.
GS We call the attention of all to the additions
made CLOTHING which very prices
for cash.
MORE NEW DOUBLE BEAVER COATS.
MORE NEW WELLINGTON PALToEs.
NEW WINDSOR COATS.
NEW RICH FANCY SILK VESTS.
NEW RICH VELVET VESTS.
Together with complete assortment of
DRESS AND FROCK COATS
OVER COATS, PALToES SACKS AND
BUSINESS COATS.
Also-A fine stock of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
of every style variety, comprising
CRAVATs, HOSIERY, SUBSCRIBERS, KID GLOVES, PORTE
MoNNAIGS, LINEN AND SILK HANDKERCIuEFS
MERINo SHIRTS AND DRAWERS Etc.
large stock Of
LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS,
selling off at remarkably low prices.
~ Goods freely shown and psrisc. guaranteed
noys0 Steod2p SAP
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asg- mo- rnE VOTERS on ruE F1Rsr WAnn F1n

Et5- 10 THE VOTERS OF THE FIRST WARD, FIRST
DsrRIorAhough highly grafed by the honor my Wing
have done me in nominating for the Legislature
tons are OF such character that compelled decline
uon offered to mo. Respectfully,
dec1 2t2p H NJ SUMMERS
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THURSDAY MoRNrNa DEgR ., 1852

- For Official Proceedings Of the Board Of
Assistant Aldermen, and miscellaneous items,
see Supplement.
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no PORTUGUESE BENEVOLENT Assoc1A1

GS- PORTUGUESE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
OF NEW oRLEANSThe Association
to meet Mr. Alex Perea house, of Canal
THURSDAY MORNING. December o at O'Clock precisely for the
of Jvnas ruAsI Procession
honor OF the memoea OF those distinguished Paos
HENRY CLAY JOHN c. CALHOUN and DANIEL WEBSTER
The President hopes that every member this OCCASION
aside all their private business force pay the last
tribute to the ilustous dead,
noy25 ANTONIO VIEIRA, in Sscretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02

QusxA PRooEDuRE.--We understand that it has been
proposed to give In this city dinner to the Hon John
BEL Mr Bell Is ono of the ablest and most distinguished
OF our u B. Senators We have some recollection Of the
c that he vas by indirect action and direct discourse
one Of the most insidous and efficient enemies of the
series Of Compromise measures advocated successfully BY
the great old patriot Henry Clay and Others We have
fecoecton OF the fact that in Tennessee Senator
Bell 10 recognized Of distinguished abilities
in the very recognition sucoored by certain adro
movements, have successfully secured the exile Of now
s body Of the Foster and Ewing families from the whir
party We are not forgetful Of the fact that the most
memorable act of Senator Bell was in the discus
en OF tho Compromise measures, the provocation of
gnineent rebuke from large hearted and true hearted
Henry Clay. We hopc those who attend the din
~ dine well, and that good digestion may wait on
10 believe that to any true friends Of Henry
laeA1naon or Glass; large amount of Worcestershire
ss3 sns most peppery flavor, will DO necessary to
nm their stomachs for the unsavory repast.
We except from the application Of the remarks,
eonnsctsd with steamships and steamship lines-par
Scu1y the leading democratic managers Of the affair
hope the dinner will not come OIL on the 9th Of Ne.
cemhsr. - - 'A' ''n VI De-
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Stationery.
CORSON & ARMSTRONG.

SOhoON o. ARMSTRONG,
NO. SO CAMP STREET,
~ Respectfully n the attention those wishing and ervicsabs
STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS. 3
to their LARGE, COMPLETE and ENTIRELY NEW sTosK which
they offer reasonable terms. Their
BINDING AND PRINTING OFFICE
s located in the same building enabled give their special
attention to all orders in their line. our stock OF -
PA p E
WE ASK ESPECIAL REFERENCE
oetls spf coRsoN ARMSTRONG, stationers 80 campst
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BY an arrival at NewYcrk, we hare dates from Bermu
da to the 9th of October No news.
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THE SHApEs--Inat Trtie--Without any intention to
do yesterday preaturey sent that huge turtle at
the Shades to his long account while yet he lived moved
slightly, and had being He was killed yesterday, how
ever, very dead, and soup may be expected to-day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02

Rav'gains-BHrg
RICH SILKS. MOUssELINE DE LANES,
CASHMERES AND EMRROIDERIES,
~ Just received steamship Crescent City, having
BOUGHT AT GREAT SACRIFICES,
hey VIII be sold ut such rates will RUN THEM OFF
NEEDLE WORKED CoLLARS-From One Dime to Fifty Cents.
HANDSOME BELTS-All coors, at Fifteen Cents !.
MOuSSELNE DE Cents up to the best
RICH BRoCADE sILKs-At 81, 81 Is and 81 so.
MANTILLAS-Lined, from Is to $50.
CURTAIN GOODS and other ARTICLES great
bargains, at SIMPSONS
novl0 II 5O Canal ut,est
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Tho East Of Letters VIM appear in CRESCENT
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Hay and Boarding School
FOR YOUNG LADIES

.. CONDUCTED
MRS. DIMITRY ANDABLE ASSISTANTS
GF The above School has opened ANNUAL
and is now ready to receive Pupils.
Strict attention paid we'll training as to the intel
eetuhl development and physical veal of the Pupil,
~ For terms nPpiy person. by letter. the Institute TIvo
CIRCLE, BETWEEN DELoRD AND NAYADES sTs octil smap
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The EXPLOSION AT sYRAcusE-We have already men,
toned the explosion of locomotive at Syracuse, N Y
which occurred the Goth ult. The New York Times
contains the following particulars:
The boiler exploded in the fre-box. The machinery
and woodwork rent asunder demolished the
locomotive left almost worthless wreck The power
the agent Of this mischief be imagined from the fact
that the entire locomotive lifted from the track and
carried around to lie directly the second
parallel track and the tender thrown entirely clear
the track, in the opposite direction.
Israel Morgan the engineer blown into the air and
fell In the road about one hundred and fifty feet distant
He received the full effects of the steam heated water
upon his as it forced through the door of the
furnance and was undoubtedly instantly killed Most of
the clothes were torn from his body and he terribly
scalded and burned.
The probable of the explosion high steam and
low water preparatory to accomplishing the difficult grade
of the road as it leaves the city.
Fragments of the lncnmnva thrown hundreds of
feet and several houses either side
slightly damaged' by the claphoards breaking through
windows smashed etc Mr.. Morgans watch was found
IN vacant lot fully two hundred feet from the
the disaster 1t still running in no way damaged
except that the crystal was cracked
The loss to the Syracuse and Utica Railroad Company
by the accident is estimated at from $4,000 to $4,000
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02

The ORIENTAL MAGIcIANs CHINESE JUGGLERs I'm
the absence of the regular company the managers this
celebrated troupe have engaged the Varieties Theatre
short time and open tonight. We have of
the dongs Of the Children Of the Sum- and never saw
anv thing n their line to suual them
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We are indebted to the Clerk Of thu sts,,,or IT \,
Wright for Red River papers - ~
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Re-Opesled.
NO RIS g. WAY,
CLOTHIERS,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS, under City Hotel,
a Have just opened their recently improved store their usuua
NEW AND SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
.,,. CoNs1sTING OF
DRESS COATS;
FROCK COATS;
BUSINESS COATS,
DERBY COATS etc.
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS
FALL AND WINTER VESTS
OF the latest and most beautiful styles Their stock of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
being very large and they prepared
their friends and the public ,eraly with
EVERY ARTICLE OF APPAREL PERTAINING TO A GENTLE
MANS WARDROBE
Being constantly receipt Of the by every arrival from
the North they will maintain, throughout the season,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT.
octls 9pH NORRIS L WAY under City Hotel.
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TELEoRApHED TO TIE CREsCENT.

EELE96AE AED ~ LEE -GhESGE@I,
~ tbe NaiIaauI atns.
49, Contract Adjudioated
sss NSWAsH,Segor, November 30.
The contract for furnshng brick for the extension
the Capitol has been awarded to Burshnel ut So SO
per thousand The quantity required is estimated at
twenty millions. A
Rumored Death Of Mr.. King.
BALTIMORE, November 80
dispatch received from Richmond, Va, states that
report is that city that the Hon W. r. King
vceP President elect is dead The papers, however dis
credit the report
Dismissals- Members Arriving.
WAsHIseros, November 30.
Fourteen out Of twenty Clerks who have becn engaged
during the past year in indexing claims in the Clerks
office Of the House Of Representatives have to-day been
discharged by Mr.. Forney, the Clerk. s15
Senators Rusk of Texas and Clemens Of Alabama have
arrived here ready to commence their Congressional
duf41s.r z
Freshets-RaiIroad Accident and Loss Of
Life
.ss-Sis+A. BALTIMORE, November &c.
Great feshets reported in Georgia. attended with
destruction of property.
The Camden train on the South Carolina Railroad has
been thrown Of the track and Colonel r. Singleton and
Robert Devaux were killed ,35,s s-.is
Ohio River-Steamboats
.s pIrrsnuRcH, November 80.
The river here is now falling with nine feet water in the
channel.
oiNcissA1i' November So
the river mere y rising AZ the rate OF one inch per hour
LOUISVILLE, November ~
:, = e - = - w ,- "-'s- = -
s. rs
- 80
$50 ~r ~ tAoul W. poA' "
opecaaA AsAesseAse1.
JACKSON, Miss, December l.
MT walker editor OF the Vicksburg Sentinel has been
appointed Messenger to carry the PRESIDENTIAL vote to the
Guy Of washington .,M 4A
oeAa @Ao Avo"sAoA'
bBToS Rouge, december !.
the convention mas nominated faul Heoer1 Of ioer
e as tne candidate OF the party tor Governor W. W.
armer, OF union as Lieut. Governor A. .. HERON as
OF Isaac " Morse as Attorney General
as Treasurer and Judge Carrgan, as supern-
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We are Indebted to the Clerk Of the steamer eoa.n
Gate for river fAyors N0ANei'