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Heworleans Agency Of the Mutual III

lection INSURANCE co. OF NASHVILLE, Tsaa
g This Company vii Insure the Mutual Principle Houses NJ
candlss, etc., Against LOSS DANGER by FIRE ia CIR
AND RIVERS. ~ -AiA 80
E All persons having prorsrty insprsd in tn ,s;ss
entitled fall participation prot houi ny
TRUSTEES.
N. Hohacn, Il. s. Pitcher Jan Merton Pa
John waters, g. Shepherd, ID. Weaver. r
LA. McAiuter, H. Douglaoa G p Sm.I r;
P.B. West, John Morrow b. r. 6icEennis
yohn y. Ewin, A. Putnam, 7. W. Biaxsy,
~ bsHy, ohinuai Seay, a. hfoffss1n,
Il. s. Hall, J. B. KnowisA C,E. Hiinan.
E hlex. Fal, J. B. Johnson, RobF steweTi
~ ECU 4. =. Duncan, W. PIitchard,
L S.pHaay a. r. Hicks, 7. Il. Thomas.
A. o. T. NICHOLSON, Ffesderf.
M. 5. PiLcERE, Viea pTeaiient.
G. J. F. WHARTON, Secretary
LoCAL DIRECTORS;
Thomas x. Prca, n H. Praaa,
Geo, W West C. Connsr
jyasiy VIM. A. JOHNSON, Agent 10 Commercial PISA
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Merchants Insurance Company of Ne

CAPITAL 100000. pAIDrs.
John PEMBERToN, Presidsn.
. a sCHRlEBER, Secretary.
Ihe Directors respectfully inform the
phct late LasYeel thai to facilitate their Naons this Com
phny they have established Agency street whsr
they are prepared to INSURE AGAINST FIRE MARINE AM
RIVER RISKS mt the iowestfgsa Of TEN PER CENT
caah will bs made to doing 6aaneaa m @ Company
BOARD OF REFERENCE,
sShi r,euipnftoni tergas 6Aierr, Hsapaf ASch,
hIlchel Mnfson, ] Stafford, David Adams,
Manuel j. Gareia l., F.. Kenny, W. W Vnprbtt
ThomaaJ.Ivy, Gsstaya Leroy Richard sgIter.
EDWARD IVY, Agent,
hp'b Tin Office No, is Jack 81 tsp,
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rTR y QRACKERS-250 6osss :. : = -
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the
hsrrelf and children Tree from thu eIains crediturs
TRUSTEES. n
!ohn !. Allison isaac johnson, Edward EpaYroe,
5ohn Hagan Samuel StawASt Richard Mccall
hobertJ. Ward, H. X. Barton, J,Pcrkng.
Joseph Walker, Vim. Mure. Arnold Ear,is. 4
DIRECTORS:
Z. w 5awel, Thos O. Jenkins, P. B. Taylor,
Edw. Jenner Coxo 5ohu H. Clrran a. d sssgs,,
a. "a ~. S19nen L sphngenherg. Il. Rhodewald,
Samuel yVols. lohr A, Doughe,ty, Ef Lrtberfofa,
y. NllgIklail, John Claiborne, 4. G. Arnsssa
geo W. 5mihi N. c. Hall, ~ r. 8en
H. @. IIoartt, .s.' EE Rness
GDw. JxssEa coxg, Vice PRECEDENT.
q. j. WrppRnsuarf; nj. D.. Medical Board OF
IRoaAs HuRT, NJ. D., ConsnAo,,. .gss n US
Y. q. HaAnTr, hetnary. H. M. ccHsH, Attorney 2
REGARD BEa, H. D., No. s7 Magazine street.
who will be at the office daily from halfpnat II aPE-
Blythe Charter only $4,000 taken a Dusie life.
az This Company prepared IS entertain application for Lilo Insu
and aaue Policies all sound and hshy Whts persons
Negroes the Table Of Rates established Board which are
than te rates charged By the New and London oes without
Of Protu are declared annually and tho profits interest," and
whers the party haa paid hiS premiums in full " ' r
GD California Permits Of NewYork London rateH
Table OF nes and all information
necessary 10 eect be hl e ii e ompnny
1T Extensive Travelling Privileged, ~ ~ ~ SotDp""s'~
KY Office hours, A. Il p.H, !
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. ADIGAL cuREnF cnRNs 1ui.ho an. ,,..;n,

M or the least panD ROSENBERG, from Warsaw the capital
Poland the honor the ladies'
the nhabnts il general Of This place. hst
eradication CORNs BUNN NAILS hard substance
between the Toes WITHOUT CUTTING. by
of his composition.
The operation performed in the Of fifteen
and the patient his
satafacion Of carrying the Corn Root his
Dr. r. 10 possession
and other foreign and distinguished Ph
and which have been
The Doctor will give attendance daily
eleven the morning and from three the afternoon NJ
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On motion Of Mr.. Place; Ne amendment Of
the Board Of Aldermen to the third article Of
the ordinance providing for an uniform rate Of
taxes and licences on professions, callings, ETC.,
w 70 strike ont the words (. and report to the
Council for its approval I and g approval BY tie
Council was CONQUERED in.
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On motion of Mr.. Place, the following resolu
ton Of the Board of Aldermen was read and
concurred in unanimously by yeas and NAYS:
Resolved, That the Treasurer pay, on the
warrant of the Comptroller, to Thomas Hynes.
the sum Of ninety threesdollars and fifty cents.
for filing up a certain lot on Love street, be-
tween Elysian Fields and Marigny streets, under
resolution of the Council of the Third Municj.
pality, passed March IL, 1851.
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mi EDICINES.--P. L. MASSEY, Druggist
~ and Apo.hscary. No. SO S. Charles streetjust
ceivlng full and fresh supply Of MEDICINES selected with n
care aad carefully c1a%nea b. myself Quality be
sep1 Il door Telegaph 81 Char!es raYiar eta
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFuMERY, ETC

~ The subscriber would respectfully call Plapss
and TO hts recently received stock comprising
fee 10 his line Of buness all Of which, examination
found FRESH and he wOud psrtuari1e the following
w; Engish Quininc Howrds Blue Mass Hyd Pota Morphes
AL the preparations off Cod Liver Ogennae Phosphate Lime
and Jnep Haues pemsry Paen: cineg u variety
aatfeis prro ho1ey, ETC., etc. rHoa. RANKIN,
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Resolved, That the Mayor be, and he is here
by, authorized to enter Into the necessary con-
tract with Henry MeGuinn, as principal, and
Il. Blakesley. as security, for supplying the
city with Lake shells and sand for one year, at
the rate Of twenty three and half cents per
barrel The deliveries to be performed and
payments made as per specifications on file in
the Surveyors DEPARTMENT.
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~, ne,s' l1,ss,.. ~. ~ ~ N e.
Messrs b A. Fahnesock CoGenienen have selling
your vermfnge for several in this place and freely ray
u has given entire atacon II Indispensable
nles with whom other kind will persons
vicinity could testify to ito efficacy in relieving suffering restoring
health The quantity Of wona expelled from children almost
am out snd want supply possible HoLLNS.
20 Beware OF oountcreits and limitations
IL Sold Wholesale by all the principal Druggists
other Cities peuernly novos
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EGYPTIAN EYE BALSAM.- CO. aussgasA
- HEN having had thirty years. experience
EYE. 155 49,
ES Ophthaia Of five standing weeks;
Tesrin the Eye Of three cured in weeks this
being stone blind for eight months the sight
three weeks gentleman who always specs fifty
only drop newspaper without
them by candielight in Gig ht hours after.
- Inflammation Of three drop.
triiaucy to the and also strengthen the sight,
CIRCUS nnv1n Iy i
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-01-22
1Doetrp.
For the Literary Echo.
The Resurrection.
BY BETA.
At WESTERLY, r. l.

That awful day, by prophets long foretold,
Will come and direful scenes to man unfold.
Think, O my soul, what terror and dismay
Will strike the world on that tremendous day:
Alas how will the hopes of sinners fail,
When CONSERVATION turns the good man pale
When all shall hear the final trumpet sound,
To wake the sleeping tenants of the ground.
Then shall the sun withhold his brilliant food,
The stars depart, the moon be turn'd to blood 4;
Then see from mountains clouds of smoke arise,
And sail in fearful columns through the skies
See forked lightnings fash from pole to pole,
And angry thunders through the concave roll j;
See Jesus comes, the judge of quick and dead,
His dazzling presence fills the world with dread
See sleeping millions rising from the dust;
The dead in Christ shall leave their slumbers
first;
With glory crown'd, they lift their joyful eyes,
To their Redecmer in the parting skies;
And straight ascend, when he commands them
come,
To hear his justice and the sinners doom.
They now with Christ shall reign forevermore
For all tLer troubles and their tolls are DER
In bliss complete, to sing their Savior's love,
They join with all the shining hosts above.
But o, what horrors seize the guilty race,
Whose impious tongues have scoffed at offer'd
grace;
Now to the rocks and hills they call in vain,
To hide their souls from vengeance, fire and
pain;
Behold they cry, the day of wrath is come,
And who can stand before Jehovah's throne.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-01-22
To My Absent Wife.

l think of thee when ewes last blush
Falls mournfully on heart and eye
Of thee, when morn's first glories rush
In gold and crimson Ger the sky;
My thoughts are thine mid toll and strife
Thine, when from toll and peril free
Ay thine, forever thne-my life
Is but living thought of thee!
] think of thee, mid springs sweet flowers
And in the summers brighter glow
of thee in Autumn's purple bowers
And gloomy winters waste of snow;
My thoughts are thine when joys depart,
And thine when all life's sorrows flee
Ay thine, forever thine-my heart
Is but throbbing thought of thee.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-01-22

No charm more sweet than innocence
From angels could be brought,
No shield so strong as modesty--
And purity of thought!
The heart is jealous of its own,
And would not even prize
A hundred graces, if displayed
Before a hundred eyes
lfyou'd have lovers WOO you,
For neither land nor pelf;
III you'd have men respect you,
You must respect yourself!
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-01-22
Answer to Enigma.

Here the name, you all may find,
or that strange, mysterious power,
Placed on earth to bless mankind,
Even in sorrows darkest hour.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-01-22

no There is something exquisitely beautiful
in the following lines, from Prentice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-14
TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 10, 1856.
Funeral Of Hon. D. F. Burthe.

The remains of this venerable man, and highly
respectable citizen, were yesterday borne to
their last resting place by the largest conc
Of citizens we ever, on a similar occasion, wit
messed in this city. Among those who assembled
on this melancholy occasion, to do due honor to
the memory Of the departed, we observed many
Of our most notable citizens, alike honorable for
their age. their private virtues and for their
public services.
Mr. Burthe was born in Metz, France, in 1885,
and was consequently 81 years Of age Tie en-
tered the Army when very young, and was soon
promoted to . Lieutenancy Of Cavalry.
In 1903 he accompanied his cousin, Adiutant
General Burthe, in the capacity of .afd-de-
Camp, when the former was sent by Napoleon
Bonaparte, then First Consul, to supertntend
the Notifications erected for the troops then
sent for the protection Of the Province of Lou
isiana. The cession of Louisiana to the United
States having taken place some time afterwards,
Mr.. Burthe remained here and became citizen
Of the State under the stipulations Of the treaty
Of cession.
Before the division Of the city of New Orleans
into Municipalities, he represented the District
Of ST. Mary in the Council, and he was after
wards sent to the Legislature to represent the
Parish Of Orleans. He was q member pf the
Lower House when the Legislature sat Of Dom
aldsonyille, and labored strenuously with Por-
ter, Workman, and others, to remove the seat of
Government back to New, Orleans. Afterwards
he was elected to the Senate for two cohsecu-
tive terms, and was again, at the solicitation of
H. Il
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Dry Goods.
Z A Il G. AIN B A r G A | N S
&. L REIIIY 1.

GAINS! BARG AINS!
P. s. E REILLY Il CO.,
ES Would respectfully call the attention of their
splendid sEAsoNABLE GOODS, which they
opening store which o richness of design, and PRICES UN-
FREQUENTLY LOW they defy competition Having purchased
by the nior partner the house, New York aneon they
bled to such advantages will SAVING of THIRTY
PER CENT-ther sio-k consisting Of
RICH FRENCH PRINTS NEW STYLE AT % CENTS PERIYARD
RICH FRENCH PRINTS SMALL PATTERNS, Is CTS PER ARD.
RICH FRENCH PRINTS, OIL, 10 CENTS PER YARD.
FRENCH MI ossELINE DE LAME, IN DRESS PATTERNS.
FRENCH MoUssELINE DE LANES, SMALL FIGURED, FOR
CHILDREN.
BROCIII BURPoURS, ALL COLORs, AT Al.
PLAID PoPLJNS AT so CENTS.
ZEPHTR CLOTHS ALL COLORS, AT 5G.CENTS.
PLAIN CAsHMEREs AND DELAINES.
RICH CAStiMERES, FOR MOURNING DRESSES.
RICH CASHMERE ROBES, ALL PRICES.
RICH EMBROIDERED ROBES, FOR EVENING.
RICH MUSLIN ROBES, WITH FLOWERS.
RICH MUSQUETEERs, COLLARS AND SLEEVES
RICH CHENISETTES.
ENGLISH WORK SKIRTS AND ROBES
VALENClENNE LACE COLLARS AND SLEEVES
SILKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
SILKS, NEW STYLE, FOR EVENING.
ALSO
500 PIECES LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.
so PIECES SUPERIOR FRENCH SILK AND WOOL DAMAsK
FOR CURTAINS.
100 DOZEN WHITE AND CoLoRED JoUvIN SUPERIOR KID
GLOVES.
decl4 l0t2p PR E. REILLY Co
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At an adjourned meeting of the delegates from the
several districts of the city held this evening at the
" Shades" the following gentlemen unanimously
nominated candidates for the State Senate viz:
Christian Rosclus Esq, vice Randell Hunt, declined
and Capt Thomas A, Snow, vice Gen William DeBuys,
dealineds
The convention then adjourned to meet tomorrow
Tuesday) evening at O'clock at the same place.
Wa. CHRIsrY President,
THos, +. FISHER, Secretary.
New Orleans, December 49,
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels. ls.

clTYAw Sexton, N VI sis. Miss Mofrisoh g Bulsn, W
Psndleton Conne Pa; Valentine and lady Hunt
Haamith. Miss Fie II o Anderson and lady Green, Q: 9
Liverpool; Gamble, H Smith, H I Dde, NJ Gowdey, d
Wright Jackson Jackson lady and servant Winters
Vintress, Ala.
ST LoUS-S Fbart La; John Branch II Branch Florid. W
Tos and lady Deas and family MobieJ Gallagher, Porto
Rico; Hinton johnson, Miss Turner Moore, + Keith,
II McNanus, Miss; W SuttSn W Ellis Va S gladden., W
Brown, La p Ensign, Mobile.
ARCADE L Robinson S Marks ] c Drew T H Arey, A S
Grasvener La; Ftznarck, o; Hunter MOI Captain
Turner Ark Henry Force St Louis II II Carver, Texas.
VERANDA-Wm McGeheo B Taver, Miss Sherman Ala Geo
Dawson Ga Morse Turner Miss Newman VIM Beckey,
Mrs Pman, Wynne, Johnson r g Mills, w G Dale.,
tskrdge VIM Pickett Rev Yong Chung Jones La Thomas
Adams Bromling Mobile; Cammaek Va; H Nay Halifax
Chesbrough, Smith, Wye and lady Y Anderson,
Gas Noney Stamps and LADY, EFF Stevens Dowe Miss DR.
Bryan and son. Tenn; Oakley r Green o. RI Ward, KY
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ng~ To THE BOARDS OF ALDERMEN AND AS

s1sTANT ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
The undersigned inhabitants Newor specially represent
they have lately learned that honorable body changed the
ofour rod
Your petitioners beg leave represent that Mr. God ut the time Of
HE DEATH had been nbnbtan of this city for nearly years
duriog which period he rendered most important services this
we'll the State and to the whole country Mayor the city and
private zen During the invasion the State in 1914 and u.s. he
being Mayor the time his services such to elicit from General
Jackson letter thanks for the important services he had rendered.
As private citizen he donated the Orphan Asylum the city the
St. Charles worth
the time upwards of 100000 and in his last will and testament he be-
queaed among other large egsc made favor of oour e
zJns) Of 100000 establish institution for the relief
and INDECENT children If this provision of his will cannot be carried into
effect it owing any aul of his Wherefore your petitioners
hope that you will be take their petition into consideration
and that will restore to that street Its former Of Grod street.
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Fresh ArTiUuEs.

ETeSh .a1"TiDukS.
JOS EP III HUFTY,
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE AND retail. DEALER IN
STAPLE AND RICH FANCY GOODS,
no. 20 CAMP STREET,
eS Respectfully socits the his friends and the public to
the LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF GOODS selected by him in
may be Grated
PAPER MACHE
BOXES, WoRkSTANDS, PORT FoLIos PORT AIoNNAIEs,
PORTABLE DESKS, ETC. ETC.
CANES.
GOLD AND SILVER MOUNTED, SWORD AND FANCY WHALE
BONE AND OTHER VARIETIES.
CUTLERY,
COMPRISING FINE PEN AND POCKET KNIVES. RAzoRs
SCISSORS, BOWIE KNIVES, ETC.
GUNS AND PISTOLS,
WARMERS AND COLTS REVOLVING
PATENT RIFLES, COLTS REvoLvERS ETC.
SHE'LL COMBS,
. LARGE AND ELEGANT VARIETY
BRUSHES, PERFuMERY,
SOAPS, RAZOR sTRoPs,
SHAVING CASES, ETC.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
lS Per steamer Chcrokee-large additions, comprising
FINE ENGLISH LEVERS, IN HEAVY EIGHTEEN CARAT HUNT
ING CASES;
LADIES' GOLD HUNTING ANCHORS;
GOLD FOB VEST AND GUARD CHAINS;
NEW AND ELEGANT STYLES BROOCHES;
BOX AND GLASS PINS, FOR MINIATURE OR HAIR;
CUFF PINS;
EAR RINGS, BRACELETS, STUDS SEALS AND KEYS;
SILVER CARD CASES. PORT MoNNAEs and endless variety
good, III this branch, too tedious t enumera.e.
For Hoyday stock presents unusual attraction and is be-
eved selected of any the Southern country
Wholesale purchasers city requested to examine
before purchasing lsowhrs the whole will ct unusually
low prices. deels stap
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.Woder,, british Essnvtsts.

MACAULAYS MISCELLANIES--l VOL
CARLYLE'S MISCEI.LANIES-i vol.
LORD JEFFRGY's MsCELLANIEs-l vol.
AIIIsON,s MISCELLANIES--1 vol.
WILSON'S MlsCELLANTES-i VOL
SIDNEY SMITHS MIsCELLANIEs-1v vol.
MACKINToSHS MSCElLANlES-lv vol.
TALFOURD'S AnSCEL.LANlES-l vol.
THEIRS HISTORY OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTIONARY vols
MEMOIRS OF THE COURT OF MARIA ANTolNETfE, QUEEN
OF FRANCE-By Madame Cnmpan.
SECRET AND HISTORICAL MEMOIRS OF THE EMPRESS 10
SEPHINE
MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE OF MARY, QUEEN OF sCoiis.
MEMOIRS LIFE OF ANNE BoIEYN QUEEN OF HENRY
THE EIGHTH.
THEIRS NAP0LEON-qvos.
LORD BACON'S WORKS. vols.
LAMARTINE'S HISTORY OF THE GIRONDISTS-3 vols.
LIFE AND CORRESPONDENCE OF ROBERT SoUTHY.
MISS PARDoE's LOUIS FOURTEENTH, K,c.
]. C. MORGAN
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THE U. 5. STEAMER PRIScEroN--The Baltimore Glippel
says When the u S. steamer Princeton came from the
hands OF Capt Ericsson, she pronounced and was
proved perfect IN all her arrangements by the protector
Commodore Stockton Jealousy of the Commodore on the
part of his associates in the Navy or some other equally
creditabe motive has induced them to improve upon
all the machinery of the most perfect shipowar ever
built both in her reconstruction aud the original build
ing after the San Jacnto The consequence is that our
Navy is disgraced by couple of abortions in the shape
of steam propellers that show to be just now far
hind all other nations in the construction of this class of
ypssels.N
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The Battery Mt New York Of the finest public prom
enades in any American city is be enlarged forthwith
by the retaining OF eleven and half of additional
ground from the East and North rivers When this is
done the Battery will consist Of wenty-four acres The
enlargement will include the outer edge of Castle Garden
go 200 feet out into Fast River and extend on the North
River to the line of West street There will then be
river front of 200 feet to the Battery in place Of 1920
feet, as it is Originally the of the Battery was
seven acres but in the year 1924 it enlarged and
became ten and fraction The contract for the
work has been entered into and all legal difficulties re.
moved
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-14

TERRrIc FxpLosloN,--A dispatch from Altoona, Pa,
dated the I'd inst says The section canal boat plane
seven, on the Portage Railroad loaded with twenty-five
kegs of gunpowder blew up this afternoon The track
was blown up for about three rods but will be repair
in time for the passage of the first train The report
was heard from thirty to forty miles off, and this town.
distant fourteen miles completely shaken. No one
injured all made their escape soon as the boat
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lO Ras- Camp Street. "a 5sB
JUST RECEIVED AND OPENING AT
MILLER, HARRIS & WALDO'S
HOUSE FURNISHING STORE,
perhaps the most varied and complete assortment OF
HOU Sc Flu FINISHING GOODS
ever offered in this city, containing part full
GLASS WARE CHINA AND QUEENS WARE,
BIRMINGHAM WARE, BOHEMIAN WARE,
WOODEN WARE, WILLOW WARE
HOUSEKEEPING HARD WARE, ENAMELLED WARE,
HOLLOW WARE, TIN AND JAPANNED WARE,
BRITANNIA AND PLANISfED WARE,
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE,
RICH CHINA VASES AND BOHEMIA GLASS WARE
PARLoR AND HALL LAMPS AND CHRONICLES,
FINE TABLE CUTLERY
RICH TEA TRAYS AND WAITERS-IN SETS OR SINGLE
FEATHER BUSTERS, BRUSHES OF ALL KINDS
WHITE, CHECK AND COCOA MATING, DOOR MATS
PAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW CoRNICES
TURKEY REDS, vELyETS AND PLJSEEs
CURTAIN DAMASKS Cotton and Silk and orzted
GIMPs, PRINCES CORDS AND TAssEIs
CURTAIN BANDS AND CURTAIN PINS
CONSTANTLY YKPr
SPIRIT GAS OR BURNING FLUID
SPERM, LARD AND WHALE OIL,
, STAR, SPERM AND WAX CANDLES selected for kmv use
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SHIP AsHoRE.A dispatch from NewYork says that the
ship Georgia. Capt Brady of Savannah, from Liverpool
with $50 passengers for NewYork, is shore Long
Beach near Bonds Hotel. All on board were saved.
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THE MusEuM.-Amd the numerous attractions of the
day. Dan Rices Museum and Menagerie at the of
St Charles and Poydras streets should be forgotten
The establishment is well worth a visit.
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DAN RICE IN MoBfLE,-We perceive by the Mobile pa
pers that Dan Rice continues to do tremendous business
notwithstanding the opening of the Theatre and other
fractions Dan has engaged John Smith for few nights
and the latter is great favorte in Mobile.
The Floating Palace arrived in Mobile Saturday af
tnrnnOD
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THE BANK OF ENGLANp-The last returns of the Bank
of England show decrease of circulation of f44S .266
and decrease of bullion s262 s4s the former is now
G2S 35I Jas. the letter E2OS9542O
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At the recent session of the Legislature of Vermont
resolutions were adopted protesting against the
of Canadian reciprocity which had been proposed and
which amounts to taking off the duties the chief
articles of Canadian production while the duties
y every thing that we send to Canada are retained
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-14

ORLEANS THEArRE.-Donzettis delicious opera of g La
Favorite in which Mr.. Bordas and Nine. Wdemann had
such brilliant success last evening will be repeated to-
night. Let every remember it. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-14

THE FIRsT FREIGHT TRAIN.-The first through freight
train from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia left the former city
on Thursday the I'd inst, the Central Railroad The
train composed of five loaded with -four from the
Pittsburgh City Mills, for Philadelphia.