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POLICE COURTS OF PARIs.-A gentleman from
NewOrleans, writing from Paris, says:
81 doubt whether any culprit in the Crescent
City ever presented SO fair mark for burlesaue
as M. Grosours, arrested for picking gentle
mans pocket upon the Champs Elysees. This
individual is only thirty years old, but has al
ready passed twelve years of his life in durance
vile, and had just been one hour at liberty when
he was seen by policeman to draw handker-
chief from one of the promenaders.
On the trial, he declared himselfto be the VIC
tim of the police officer g Why did the ass ar
rest me - e Don't use such language said the
Judge, &c or you will be expelled from the Court
90 | am wrong, very wrong, know; but Why did
he arrest me ;" Because he saw you picking
a gcntleman's pocket. and he did his duty
g But he was in such COMPOUNDED hurry On
my word Of honor, / should have put it back
again, as only took it to blow my nose, for
had cold. ] am above such low considerations
as handkerchiefs.' ssWhy did you runaway so
fast, Them said the officer, eff you did not
want to keep it," sob, that was to get it
washed it would not have been polite to return
it without washing, after l had blown my nose
in it - " don't think that's very likely re-
| turned the policeman 'sGod forgive me, but /
think that the vile creature of the Police sus-
poets my honor GO Be SILENT said the Judge,
81 you insult the witness e But that brigand
of an officer" ''Silence, say &c If am to
be silent, the defence is not free, and l will re-
tire from the Court" Here he attempted to
climb over the dock, but was pulled back again
&c Let me go, will you; say that the defence is
not free If had an advocate, he would retire,
| and as | am my own advocate, may retire,
too He tried to straddle over the balustrade
once more, but was again prevented. ssThis is
monstrous! What outrageous Government y
NJ. Grosours was then condemned to six months
imprisonment, and was conducted back to the
quarters that he had SO lately Quilted
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T0BACCO-We notice only sale 10 hhds at 640
CSC y fb.
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-Sugar still brisk with sales
Of 1900 bids at Mondays decline Fair. 3z5G04ls 49,. Of
Molase1 1900 bbls taken at 2021e for fair choice
lots
FLOUR-Market rather frmcr and 600 100 bbls Ohio
sold So So offers of SO so said have been refused
for tiatboat losd.
GRAIN-No Corn remained OH the Levee ur>old. and
from second hands lois retailing at 5O052r OF
Bran 100 sacks sold from store at the advanced rate
81 90 i hundred
PR0NIS1ONS-Pork went up still further. and 200 bbls
Mess sold Ito deaer) and to arrive o-day. at
SIS 90 In Lard heard of only 14O kegs sold at
S1s0S4f. Bacon firm. with sales of 40 casks prime old
Sides at y. and so new at So 4 fb.
C0FFEE-No change. Sale $50 bags old at I Z. and
HOO crop at Sc.
WHIsKY-yery little alteration. $50 bbls sold at II.
116 in lots ut II and 80 Ross Extra at 1856 gallon
RICE-37 tierces taken at $40.
FREIGHTs-Two ships taken for Boston at az for
Cotton.
EXCHANGES-Domestic bills in more request:
FRAMES olotdo-t 7a'
Newly ork sxty-Qly Bills 2G254c u ct. disc
Sight Checks on NewY ork y ct. disc.
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From Oregon.

The steamship Columbus arrived at San Francisco on
the 18th ult bringing dates from Portland Oregon City
and Astoria
IMPORTANT DEcsIoS-The Supreme Court of the United
States for Oregon Territory Chief Justice Thomas Nelson
and Hon VIM Strong, Associate Justice recently con-
vencd at Oregon City On the opening of the business
the Court, of the parties to suit through his
ney objected theursdction ofthe the ground
that it must sit at the capital of the Territory which
was contended was Salem. and not Oregon City After
hearing arguments this point the court adjourned and
the following day Chief Justice Nelson delivered a
written opinion which occupies nearly columns of the
Oregonan lie overruled the alterations and decided
that Oregon City the capital Associate usce Strong
also delivered written opinion almost lengthy as that
of the Chief Justice fully concurring in bis views
Judge Pratt of the Associate Justices of the su
preme Court has withdrawn from the court and gone
Salem which he says is the capital Much anxiety is
manifested in regard to the opinion OF the Legislative
Assembly on this question.
GES. LANE.-The oregonian says that the impression
that Gen Lane removed from office by President
Taylor. is falae 1tsays:
General Lane resigned before had any notice of his
removal We have. possession the original proceed
ings of public meeting held in Oregon CITY. in which
resolutions sed recommending the General to re-
sign. and leave the office of Governor vacant.
Greed Turner convicted of murder was hung at Hills.
borough on the 4th December.
Brig Amazon which loaded for this port and struck
snag had been got off and taken to the wharf at
Portland
Marriages have been astonshingy the increase dur
ing the past month"; in Oregon The Oregonian contains
list of twentyone marriages which took place between
the 18th and Goth of November The bountv-and law OF
Oregon expired the 30th ult, which we presume ac
counts for this sudden mania for connubia enjoyment
HoMIcIDEs VANCouvER-We learn that three human
beings murderedat Vancouver on Tuesda,
pirht aSt-a ut different places and it is s,Ipnosnd h,
different persons One soldier another Kanak,
and the third Indian The soldier found secree,
| in tent or shanty, occupied by and woman. be
tween and Mr. Shorts with his skull fractured
The occupants have been arrested and in custody w
have not been able to learn further particulars.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY,
Tuesday Evening, January 20 1852. I
The market is in favor of holders and prices of most
descriptions of stock have advanced Nth scant receipts
during the last few days, The stock of Hogs is small
good supply of Cattle is Offering
-PRICEs--
BEEF CATTLE (Western) p fb net
SHEEP. SO 0ofGS4 so 2 head
Mich Cows. :...............".. s30Mseo . head.
CALVES AND WARNINGS. $40 00GD$- 4 head
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance


u Incorporated April 1s4s declared dividend of 50
on Two Year.. Business.
Office 30 CAMP ST., Grlvier ard Common Sta
BUSINESS COMPANY LIFE INSURANCE eSLf
solely the protection of the policy
holders and their families want and poverty ia its operations
Great National Benevolent Institution conducted upon the most secure
small
eh1ren
All policy holders whether for life shorter TERMS Wig con-
uu the Insurance till DEATH participate the whole OF me Pona Oh
the Company.
Creditors married can
life the sole benefit and use Oh
herself and children, free from the claims Of creditors,
TRUSTEES:
John HaEGn, Joseph Walker, Henry s. Buckrers
Peter Courey, jr., Nallsel White, John 5. Allison,
Robert j, Ward, Samuel Stewart, VIM. T.. Leyerch,
Isaac johnson, Edward Sparrow :
PETER CoSREy, Jr, President Board OF Trustees.
DIRECTORS: TT
L. W. sewell John A. Dougherty John Claiborne,
Edw. tanner Coke John NJ. Lee F. X Mastsrsdu
II. g. HEART, C. jenkins, n, o. Preston,
NJ NJ. Cohen, o. Wirkhnm, D. R. Carroll,
n. C. Hail. John A. Roberts, John NJ. Curran,
Snah r. H. R. T. ArInistead,
Samuel Wolf, l.. Spangenberg
EDw. JENSkR CoxE, Vice President ~
A. ]. WEppEIBuRN Nj. D., Medical Board of
H. G liz arr, A. A: i1 Al NJ Coazs Attorney.
RcuEp BEIs Magazine street, dical Examiner,
who VIII be at the office daily rom half past Il 70 p NJ
By the Charter only $4,000 single life.
This Company prepared to entertain Applications or Lille nsu-
ue Policies all SQUAD heHth White persona aud
Negroes Table Rates established by the Board which
NewYork and London offices and without
their restrictions the South By thu charter Dividends
Profits declared annually and the prch draw interest," and can
available the Of OF their amount,
" where the party his paid his premiums IN null
London Prospectus,
Table Rates and all information to Lie and all papers
| Ter Extensive Travelling Privileges.
| - Office hours, A 10
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CORRECTED DAILY BY W. W. WHITE CO..
Exchange Office % Damp street. of Common street
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT
Wednesday Morning, January q, 1852
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Meteor, Forbes Galveston, Harris \ Morgan
Ship Antelope, Crosby, Boston, g w Hynson
Ship Indiana, Bennett York, % Woodruff e."
BIZ bark Ann Rankin, Burns GLASGOW IIoghton, Rankin eco
Brig Thomas Edward, Sn,alley, Richmond Va, Master
ARRIVED.
Steamship Empire City Leeds from NewYo 9 and Havana 10th
Ship sguantum, Crocker days Boston,
Ship Mary Croker Crocker so days from London in ballast to master
Brig Rogene cowe, Chagres, ballast, to master
scl Eagle Buon days chagres Island
sch Bonta sbisa Vera 9Th inst Barel &cols,
Steamboats,.
Anna Huxley, from OpeoHsas.
Anna No 3 l.amrthe, from St Martinsyille.
Echo Nlhentury, from Red River.
Damau, Kay, from Alexandria.
Oregon, Myers, from Mobile.
St Charles Post from Mobile
Swamp Fox, Calwaluler, from oaachita River.
Towbou Yankee Fnon from the Pasesowed down and
the 18th ship Essex brig Toledo and slr Isaac Franklin
brought ship squantu brig Rogerline and chr Eagle
Olivia Whitenore the and
the 18th inst ship Zanon banks Hermitage and Frederick brig
Romanco srs Alderman and lsahei;aboughtu ship Mary
Croker and schr Bonita.
IMPORTS.
BoSTONPer ship Squanum; 700 ice to Warner GEO.
CHAGRES-Pcr schr Eagle Fruit TO master.
VERA CRlZ-Pe srhr sS 900 sps f Forstal &co
5000 Baei coslOiO do n1ozToIai specie, Sill iO
EXPORTS
GALVESTON-Per steamship Meteor: bbs -four do whisky
brandy pork 1871 potatoes 10 ks bacon hhds 80
kegs lard so bxs cheese 10 do candles do tobacco 300 SKIS so do
SALT % do coffee.
BosToNPe ship Antelope bales 13 bbs pork 1871 do
rolls leather,
NEW YoRK-Per ship Indiana: cotton hams
h aour do pork 9aiO kd wax hs ginseng 10 rails
sa;asE 80 hxs glassware, gla phss miso,
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instructions to keep vessel Of constantly in
harbor of Panama.
The British steamer New Granada sailed from Panama
on the 23d, for Valparaiso.
LYNCH LAwThe Herald is of opinion that crime is
common on the Isthmus, and has its Indignation
sderaby aroused at the preparation of several ourages
committed lately 1t is indignant that thief can escape
punishment there with perfect ease while should gen
tleman drinking champage, happen to throw from his
empty bottle into -e street. he is fined twenty
dollars! The editor concludes his remarks thus
We should be sorry to Judge Lynch here sway his
terrible sceptre. but say emphatically be
protected
RUSH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS coming into
Panama by hundreds and hundreds, and the shipping in
the port is insufficient to send them away fast they
want to go. The steamers NcwOrleans, Monumental
City, the Constitution and other independent steamers
expected at Panama from this side.
MARROW EscAPE.-Thc Herald says "a party Of gen.
temen of this city Friday evening last consisting of
Messrs. Samuel Randall Jacquet and Mocatta, and an
hombre were proceeding to Taboga in small boat The
boat capszed and commenced drifting to 1t being
dark the position of the party assumed decidedly grave
aspect but finally their cries heard board the
ship Lady Cough the captain Of which Immediately
dercd boat very properly to their relief and rcscuing
the four persons from their pcrious position landed them
at Taboga1
swIHpLE.-fhe passengers by the Brother Jonathan,
on her last trip from NewYork, furnished with
through tickets by the agent in NewYork Mr. r. Mills,
and when they arrived at Panama there steamer
to take them 1t appears that, anticipating diff
Guilty and with certainty of tlat the transac
ton regular swindc money had been the
sthmus to purchase back these tickets in the event that
the passengers could not be got aboard of steamer
The sent gave ratio Of SO for every S110
ticket. leaving loss of $40 to be sustained by every
holder. The passengers very much excited the
subject 1t is urged that Mr. Mills may have sold thete
tickets in good faith but that sblty has not yet been
proved certainty and in the time the victims to
the transaction suffering great Inconvenience and
loss Mr.. Corwne, Consul has taken the matter in
hand and is to be hoped that this Peter Funk business
may be stopped
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BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND s msa,
~ 6 eA ds AT W W.T. 5 a LEI a,ns VIM
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS, SHOES. HATSS -
AND CAPS, WHICH OFFER FOR SALE AT Low PRICES
AND on FAVORABLE TERMS. Their consists in part
the following luneraed articles:
BROG ANS.
MEMS BOYS ~ YnuILis' RussETs SINGLE AND DOUBLE
BACK ASI. etVEYTED. OAK AND rENrNCK TANNED,
REGULAR Ant EXTRA SIXES.
KIP. PATENT BEATiER, CALF, SEAL AND BUFF PEGGED,
SEWED AND IMITATION SEWEp.
BOOTS
MEMS BOYS, YOUTHS AND CHIDRENS CALF, KIP. SEAL
AND GRAINED PEftGED, SEWED AND IMITATION SEWED.
PLANTERS, FISfIERMEN'S AND MUD BOOTS.
CATERS. BOOTS AND BROGANS.
FOR LADIES, MISSES CHILDREN AND SERVANTS, FINE AND
ORDINARY QUALITIES.
HATS AND GAPS
FOR MEN BOYS YOUTHS AND CHILDREN of ALL STYLES,
SIZES AND QUALITIES,
a Having made Tor the MANUFACTURE OF OUR
GOODS BY THE BEST WORKNEN, cuabled offer THE
BEST AND LATEST STYLES IN THE MARKET respectfully
invite buyers 10 examine the making else,
where. JAMES + NORTH CO.,
janis law Sm II Magazine street.
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WOODLIEF, !,

". WOODLIEF, No. Is
eived per steamships Winfield Scott,
sailing packets from Sewfoik, Bos-
and Seasonable FANCY
.ioiol & unsurpassed in extent, variety
fers WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
dueed prices. Tie stock consists IN
Engliah, French and American Cali
Goes:
A complete assortment of English,
German and French Hosieryy
Superior white and colored Silk
Hose and Half Hose.
GLOVES AND M1TTS.
Buck, Chamois, Kid, Cashmere, Silk,
/ Filoselti and Filet, Of every de-
| scription.
LACE GOODS.
A large and elegant assortment Of
Valenciennes, English, F.Cnoh and
1 German Laees, and do. Embroide-
ries;
superior ola and l2-4 Linen Sheet
i ings.
DamaSk Table Linens and Napkins.
new and splendid styles;
A.. Irish and German Linens and
Lawns;
Linen Cambria Hdkfs, plain
Embroidered aud colored bordered
4 Curtain Stuff, embroidered Lace
and Muslin, Silk and Wooden
Damask, etc.
PLANTATION GOODS.
Heavy Kerseys, Lowells, Linseys,
! Jeans, Dentns, Stripes and Cot
tOnades;
/ Super French Bed Blankets
Heavy Grainer Plantation do very
superior.
call the attention of factors aud plan
use. It is very complete, and the
.reat care and Judgment, the result OF
me- sgti II
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BY J. L. CARMAN & CO, Auctioneers.

BY J. L. CARMAN & Co, Auctloneers.
SATURDAY, February q, Mt IL o'clock
~ viii be sold ink Arafe Magazine street. e
Gayier Nat z virtue Of and 10 M
order rendered BY the Hon George Jadse Of The Fourth
District Court of Srnna M dated the 1864 January, 1854 granted
application Of James Crot Curator Of the vacant succes
1heophile Louis Aby ven dses d..
NINE LOTS OF GROUND situated follows, viz:
!. TWO LOTS OF GROUND IN THE SUBURB CAkTENKDo,
Designated nos 206 and 0f Of the conprscd between Peur
pyrouse Johnston and the lot No. 2D having 30 feet
Prieur, by md inches, parallel nes and
No. Ill feet inches and lines Preur street by l55 feet deep
and front Onzapa street.
LOIS OF GROUND situated the square above
design Nos. lS2 1i s3 each 70 feet lines front
on Johnston street by L feet deep tetween parallel lines
3. OSE LOT Of GROUND SITUATED IN SUBURB TRfME,
by No. measuring So s nses front Galyez
lte and inches front Columbus street. and III feet Ii inches
Dueharie property.
4. TWO iJTS OF GROUND SITUATED N sUBURB FRANK
LIN. square 20 feet inche,
Washington Wink deep, nod Lot No NJ No. 81
81 feet Sn street, by lao feet deep and front
Soliies
ONE GROUND cgoing suturb designated by
lines florrn Wax by 1919 feet
inches and lines deep and 'front.' Muse street. between parallel
lines
being part No. 233 the original n Of said saburb
lao deep together with
the thereon consisting Of al OLD HOUSE fronting othe
MOVABLE EFFECTS BOOKS, Tools FOR
THE USE or HOUSE, without Said lot ia oFgntei 20
kr The one the yar not finished
IN Acts Of sale before A. Cha, Notary Public at the
Of the purchaser.
trf5- Terms cash. ian2
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.v'esU E'nH and Winter Clothing.
SHERMAN g. PIERSON,

.H'eaU EInU and Winter Clothing.
SHERMAN s. PIERsoN,
No. Magazine, Canal
By Steamers Georgia, Union and Winfield and other
arrivals, we have received a splendid stock of
NEW GOODS,
xrssy for Neworeans retail which,
material workmanship style, will compare with any the Market
The stock consists, in par, follows:
Black, Blue, Brown and Olive Cloth Frocks;
Super Black Cloih Dress Coats;
Black Blue paletot Office Coats;
.. ). Sack Coats;
=. E. Short French Sacs;
Dat Brown nd Olive DevOnshire Sac Over Coats,
Drab and Blue Blanket
Fancy Tweed Empire Business Coats and Short sacs;
CassP aIetot Sacks Short Sacks;
Fancy Petersham Turn Goats (two Coats in one);
Blue, Brown and Green a Engsh Psteshan Sac Over coa
PANTS
Plain, Striped and Fancy Cashmere PANTS;
Black Doesktn and Cloth
Cray Black mixed and Drab Tweed
Blue and Black Satinet
Super Scotch CASHMERE
Super Black Satin VESTS;
:. Cashmere and Cloth VESTS;
Embroidered Cass
:. =. Figured Grenaline .. (uew style, fly front.)
Fancy
Fancy Silk and Cashmere :.
DrMb Cashmere and Tweed
Fancy Valencia Alpaca and larathea VESTS;
Buhand White Arselrs and Rich White Vests for soirees
BOYS CLOTHING.
Boys Black Cloth FROCKS;
Coorei Cloth PAIEToTs and SACKS;
Fancy Tweed SACS and pALETO1S;
Fancy Plaid and Plain Cashmere PANTS
Steel-mlSed and Gray Lltines
Black Cashmere =.
Boys Linen Bosom SHIRTS and sUspENDERs.
FURNISHING GOODS.
stock this line complete every gent-
mans wardrobe
suer NIerino UNDERsEIIRTs and DRAWERS;
White Flanae
AIerno and Cotton iALF-IioSE GLOVES; SUsPENDERs
White Lnnen Cambria and Silk Pocket HANDKERCIIEFS;
Super Black and Fancy Silk CRAvATS;
MONEY BELTS COLLARS, PORTE NoNNAEs, etc.
To- The above Goods have been super
vision, and In cut superior We respectfully the
the public confident that low prices well goods will give
satisfaction.
~ Goods freely shown. SHERMAN 4 PIERSON,
o?3 M4Th 2ptf No. Magazine street, corner Canal.
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NOVEL MISUNDERSTANDING will be

received from the steamships for terms of charter pu
chase of vessel suited Circus Company, with its
ponies about 80 freight
and three
course, first the Of Soah America then, practicable
through the Straits Magellan the coast of America
San Francisco Benca thence the Pacific home
by of snch Asat and European be deemed advaa
BILE to stop at.
Security the faithful performance Of contract viii be gwen
re9usd Communications addressed AAS RICE ST. chh street.
NSwptlsans, will DO attended 10, dAH
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AUCTION SALES.

BY VIM. p. SCOTT, Auctioneer
VEHURSDAY, January %, at half-past 10
9cIock-Wi auction Dupantisr street
K QUANTITY Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, be removed
Immediately.
" Terms cash. lan2
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aTEW GOODS-P.

Y tN bUODS.-f.
~ Cbartres street, has just re
Union end Empire City, and by the
ton anil Havre, an assortment ef
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, hei
and re"he rche style, which he now
10 h's numerous patrons ct very r
part o. the following, VIZ:
Super Broche Antique Silks;
Colored Armuve Silks;
Striped Taieta Silks.
High olored plain Pault de Sole;
Bla' L Brocade Fheonnee.
Extra rich and Ernbroid'd Faconnee
Chaug.nble and Chene FaGonnee;
Embroidered Damask and plan
Pouit de Sole;
Extra rich Changeable and Chame
leon Poult de Sole;
Small plaid high colored do, fo
misses;
Marcelliles and Florences, Of ever
shade and color;
Whit. and colnrcd Satins;
A few pieces superior heavy hlas
and colored watered Poult de Soi'
colore,i Silk Nelyets;
Rich Cbens Satin striped and plal
Cashmere d'Eeosse;
French and English Alerinos, Aloul
selines dc Lame and Alpacas, soil
colors, of every variety Of shade
Plain, striped and plaid Poplins,
Superior black and colored plain an
figured Canton Grapes,
A large assortment of white an
colored embroidered and plai
Grape Shawls, some extra rich;
Merino. Cashmere and heavy rio
Silk Shawla;
Rich plaid Raw Silks:
81 P. W. W. would especial,
ters to his stock of goods for thei
s-tielc have been selected with
fan,r o,-,.pt.,,.,a IL, : n IA -1sart II Il lar
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Life


Authorized :pital Ten MnLfoss DolL.Rs ~.
Surplus Reserved Fund. l34a000
Working CapaTwo Million. Three Hundred Forty Thousand
Dollars So
Offering, its unusually large capital and the unlimited mdisidai
liability the Stockholders that ddsratum nsursnhs
Fire Rsks n Sewtrieana the most reasonable
The usual abatement of made place the Company roll
c with the Mutual Companies and all settlements Tor oa
will be prompt ard liberal .
CHAS BRIGGS, Agent, Office Charles street.
DIRECTORS IN NEW ORLEANS:
Samuel Nicholson A. Heine, Thomas Selar,
A. Laniear, G. A. Holt, VIM Mnre,
VIM Fel0wes / 3 s Behn, G. BsIiht, 4s sr
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK.
JAS. BROWN, Chairm&n.
Fnkse1s CorTzsEr, Deputy Chairman m
Barclay, Franris Griffin Royal Phelps, Il n
Marx W Goblet, Mort Livingston, Ed. f s1ndsIson,
G. W. Faber, VIM s. Wetmore
ALLEGED PKLL, Resident Secretary.
FRANCIS GRIFFIN, Counsel Of the Board. 554lf ..
DIRECTORS LIVERPOOL:
VIM. NICoI, Chairman.
Jos. Il 1920 EwAR1' Deputy Chamen.
Ihos. sroekletaHk, Robt. HigEin, John Marriott,
VIM Dixon George Holt, Edward Moon,
VIM Earle, John Hore 4& sEewis Moeey.
fpThos. Gladstone, G.. Lawrence, Joseph Shipley,
George Grant, HID. Littledale, H. Stoltertoht,
FrsH John Swanson.
SwISr BoULT Secretary.
DIRECTORS IN LONDON:
WA. EWART, NIP, Chairman.
GEO FRED You're. Deputy Chairman
VIM. Brown NJ. p, JOHN Ranking,
Matthew Forster MP, James NJ. Re setter
Frederick Harrison, Seymour Tealon,
James Hartley, Swnt0n Boul,
Ross lie Mangles, NJ. P.
mas sm BxSJ HESpERsos, Rs=ident Secretary.
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ly- DR.. DALTON has this day received some
Vaccine Virus Those desiring from the loathcme
Small by application to Dr.
d. at his office, Charles street, up 2p
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

URESCENT
Wednesday Morning January q, 1852
C0TTON-Buyers operated with spirit yesterday
and took 1000 bales, but at still rates Our
quotations
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OYSTER SALOON AND REsTAURANT.
SATURDAY January "a, 1852, at Il o'clock
- viii be- yohl u auction without reserve
FIXTURES, COOKING UTENSILS etc, Of the
Creaeent Restaurant, No. 46 st. Charles atrret.
Terros csSh
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Home Mutual Insurance Company Of

Home Mutual INSURANCE Company OF
NEW ORLEANS,
II With subscribed capital s21a590, prepared
applications for at
FIRE MARINE AND RIVER RISKS,
at tie oflce OF the Compsny, 80 GRAVfER STREET.
Every person nsurfng suecess
among company
earnings here control the True
Tnis established purely the mutual principal Of
tie Trustees believe ;s subscription fsa75c} ample
security policy holders.
The portfolio the all Inspection those
wishing 10 make insurance with it. ~
$50 ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN Fl. OWEN, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-21

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CHAGRES-Pcr schr Eagle: Fruit TO
VERA CRUZ-Per hr Bonita $4,000 sps" 10 Forsal &co
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