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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-29

n APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
b. and rid he eleiee and CONSENT Of the Senate.
.RugEEr B. L1nlDISG, Of Museum, to be Indian
Aes AT the Upper Missouri Agency, in place OF
J: Il NotxoOd, resigned. 's,.eela'a % i.sad
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-29

% Lit1TENAET GENEaA L.-The semitic, ON Tuea.
day, by vote Of 81 to 10, passed resolution to
confer the title Of Lieutenant General on General
Scott, LOT his eminent services in the Amy Of the
!Qnited s ~ 81 ...r..k stan.l -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-29

TEa tons Of eastern mail arrived in CIevslandin
one day last week.-f oiepsls"d Plain Dealer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-29
New Boots and Shoes.

VIM. BOIe, 1bI MUM IStreetI HheeHngy
now opening the first lot OF his FAN Winter ttUCk
OF Boots and Shoes which embraces every style ard
quality in the shoe trade, for ladies' misses and chdrcns
wear, Gents boys youths boots and shoes. To
nate the variety would be too lengthy for an advertise
nlent. - =. - ~ - = -
This stock is exclusively New Y0rk and Philadelphia
makej the latest style and best stock and workmanship Of
both ctes 1t is warranted and both by the
kers and the undersigned Particular attention is called to-
the article ofladies travelling boots. WV. BoLR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-29
On the third ballot the vote stood.
For Shelton G. Davis, - - %
S.B French,
g. ". Philhps5
Mr. RKmnnIfp

Shelton G. Davis having received majority Of
all the votes cast, was duly declaredeleced clerk
of the Senate, from the I'd of January, 1863.
Mr. Layne withdrew the name of Mr.. Wilson
after the second ballot.
Mr.. Daniel presented the petition of Thomas ].
Clarke and others praying release from the effect
of the law on lotteries.
iouTned. ,aaf-a ... ..Tr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-29
HafaI HataI

UST received article OF Ca2smer Hats for Gen.
y tlemen's ware. Gail and see them.
nov25 .ylH 1.ia. S t4HARPER.'
A MOTHER lot OF Mckee & RObertSOn's premium Blank
~ cts, Tweeds, Cassimeres Flannels, Lnseys Wooiep
YStnsoail at factory prices by - ,,o,rp
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-29
7TRGINIA LEGIsLATURE.
SENATE.

- TUESDAY,, Dec. II. :
standing committees,
MIR. Stuart moved that the Senate now proceed
to the election of clerk to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation of st. George Tucker
After several Intellectual attempts to amend the
same,
The question required on tho motion Of Mr..
Stuart, and Il was decided in the Affirmative.
Whereupon, Mr.. Douglass nominated Shelton G.
Davis, and Mr.. Layns nominated George w. Will
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-29
New Wholesale Liquor Store
BECKER, WELLER & FRANzHE1M
Importers of y. ~ 81
Wines, IBramdies, Gins, &c.
No. l49 Main Street,

This is branch of the House OF Becker WELLER & Co.
Philadelphia and will always be in the receipt OF the
purest and best Wines and Liquors. which will be supplied
TO dealers in Wheeling and the surrounding at tie
lowest Eastern wholesale prices dec16
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-29
Smylie's Coach Factory.
No. 1870, Market SIreet, wheeling Va.

NtuTIy UppUSIte me EFuSHIHgtUII AtuII'
I HAVE constantly on Land variety OF the most sp.
proved Eastern style of Carriages OF all descriptions
and made of the choicest MATERIAL and built in the most
found elsewhere Call and aud judge for yourselves
will pay particular attention to all orders in my line Of
business All Carriages warranted Old Carriages taken
exchange for new ones Repairing done promptly With
care and dispatch. .7..a-s5-. - s,,.rsI7sr-r
nove0 Jas SMYLIR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-29
Valuable Property for Snie or Co
pa Rfm hin.

THE undersigned offers for sale or co,partnershp,
BLAST FURNACE located four miles from the line OF The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and Paramount, Marion
Co.. Va, together with abundance OF Iron Ore, Lime
stone, Coal and Timber, close to the furnace. The
signed wishes either TO SELL extend his operations ard
to any having Rolling Mil or Foundry In Wheeling,
who will join in with this establishment and furnish
Steam Engine lie will offer the most liberal terms, reeeiv
ing all mAchinery or stock at a lair valuation.
Specimens OF the Ore and Pig Metal may be at the
Office OF the Wheeling 1ntelligencer.,
Cost ofITon ore delivered al the furnace, Per ton .
Cost OF Charcoal, per 100 bushels 2,16
Cost OF Limestone, per ton: IL sL
gentlemen the esabshpent who may desire TO visit and
examine it. ti1iI NE = i.-5 il.ttt' t
oct11-tf a1s rrrH-a77.. JOHN C. WILLIAMS
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Holiday Presents.

44O4AN4tAy
NtoME, examine and select Christmas and New Years.
" Gis from large and well selected assortment just
opened the China Glass Queenswure House and Steam
HOBBS, BARNES & CO.;
No % Monroe st. the Post ONCE,
dec2f-2w slTt on f74.s. E'T' Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-29
NoRTHwEsTERN BANK oF VlRoIMIA, !

Wheeling, Dec. 20, 1852.
THE Annual Election five Directors OF the Parent
Bank, and CHI the branches Welsburg Park
ersbug and will be held at the banking house
Wheeling TeSdGJthe day Of January next, be.
tween the hours of 1 o'eIockA NJ and 3oelock NJ.
This bank will be closed on Christmas and New Years
day usual. ~ - sg.sa 81.
By order OF the Board,
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Hempfield Rail Road.

1-T1 Almanacs for 1858.
TSARBIRR'S Almanac; HousekeepeTs Almanac '-
Il Methodist DO -. Christian Ia s,r 90 90 hv
deeIs-2yyd.s suiS iii.,G 7,3 JOHN FISHER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-29

80 Lots for Sale! l~-
NUMBER HamPaen street; No 10 and 2e Water ST.,
In E. VII No. - and 90 Clay st., Z. Wi No. 1872 Zane
ST.; No. "a Water st Centre Wheeling. the Rail Road,
and part OF No. s, corner of Main and Quincy SITS.
For which building materials will be taken in
dscao:2md '' f, ~ 7ywM. l.. McAFEE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-29
NEW ORLEANS cLAssirlcArIo,

!
l. TOBACCO-There was more animation in the Tobacco
market than have noticed for long time and nearly
1000 hhds sold follows 100 hhds at M at Az
% at and I'll, about third crop, (ncludng 400
hhds ZIG and 1867 prices not made public The stock
Is now very much reduced.
SUGAR AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 800 hhds of Sugar
were disposed Of al frmer prices say 304e for Far
and also 900 bbs Moasses (of which the receipts were
| very light at 2oN021a.
FLOUR-The inquiry better. and 1900 bbls found
purchasers including 1000 Ohio (a of one brandy from
atboat and lined at 81 o. 100 at about the same 100
st. Louis at 81 So and by auction go bbls Ohio slightly
damaged. at So 621S p Dbl
GRAINCorn was rather lower, with sales of 1900 sacks
prime Mt SO, and 1900, in lots at 51O53e of st. Louis
Oats $50 sacks sold at &c. and 200 sacks Bran ut 81
100 ii. - 1
PROVISIONSWe heard Of but little doing in Pork or
Lard and know of sales worth noticing. of Bacon
% casks Shoulders sold at fraction ID, and
small lots of Sides at $40.
COFFEE-Has advanced. $50 bags Rio taken at 72lGD
N for old crop and 81 for new 1900 and 1000
prime at SIC.
WIIISKY-Prices unsettled. Sales 100 bbls Rectifed
at 172 and $50. in lots, at 1sf01s1s4 =, gallon
FKEIGIITS-A ship taken for Liverpool with consgn-
ment) at 1-16d for Cotton:
EXCIIANGEs-No alteration in the rates:
Sterling. 108 ZGD109c.
France ololDoZl5 n,
NewYor sixty-day Bills. 21sO3c p ct. disc.
Sight Checks on NewYork. ........!zs0lA p Ct disc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-29
BY j. A. BEARD s. MAY, Auctioneers.
MONDAY, March Is, 1852, and the follow

E a1 R. ns ssea each s sold at auction at the
B and q Legislative enactment March q
s9s II Ss:ssssa$ sss;s s . ss
their Ba.tnre fully by plan
s plan M Ia ] f & eda, E eSa ,..a fs
Two I'VE Z LOIS OF GROUND by 1evee
Fulton sd esaR lot sss s
Is; ss@ S.
forms 5s 81 f Rotsp t@ saasS % Ss@ e.s
ton poss and srye streets Numbering from t. IS inclusive
No. s ona the Of Poyda New Isvse and Falten Streets
Lo,s IL ID 49, ID 10, front New L+vse and
sxTEES LOTS OF GROUND tn. bounded Sss
inclusive Lot No forms the corner Fnen and Poy
ssfs ', ~ SS'si. g iiss "s is
FIFTEEN LOTS OF GROUND in the bounded by New
@ "a sd = as9 sa 4
No IS the corner Of God Fulton and New streets
ssss .,, TO- H. ~ Is and ID front on Fulton md New
de q s
s F uS q Fifth h ss q Ss Bounded ~
Fulton street, from ON sa
Let s Of julian
l 81 and &c. sTsi
81 sss Nc, sRs ss''s
Ssf Lsssf ,sss - 3D.
forms the Joseph Fulton New Leve Streets
4front N Fulton and New Levee
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND in the bounded by Market
numbering from 5ncusive.
Market
of Deo Fulton and New Levee
front Fulton and New Levee streets.9
H. ONE isE bounded by Deord Fulton New 1evee aud street
| named, having four fronts.
X Esss s! ~b si sssa s. .
opening and well adapted for the heavy
business or wholesale
photographic plans will be ready for the August and
be forwarded with notes requiring them
that by
compromise in signed the
promise hinder which this sale prior othc day Of said sale
fifth cash balance equal insanents divided
coupons reqed three and four years credit with
paid eight per per until final mortgage
on the property. ian21 lawtd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-29
The Liverpool and London Fire and Life

Authorized Capital. TEN MILLIONS DoLLARs.
Paid up Capital @lo01e0b
Surplus and Reserved l,a4o06
ss,s,oooe
Capital-Two Forty
Dollars.
Offering by its unusually capital and the unlimited individual
liability Stockhoders
security to the pubs prepared to insure against
Fire Risks NewCreans, reasonable
The usual abatement mnde the Compan Poll
with the Mutual Companies and all setents for losses
will be prompt and liberal.
CHAs. BRIGGS, Agent, Office Is St. Charles street.
DIRECTORS IN NEW ORLEANS:
A. Ianiear, G. A. Holt VIM. Murs,
VIM. Felowes, J.B. Behn, c. Bullit,
E. Ogden.
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK:
Francis CorTxSsr, Deputy Chairman.
George Barclay, Frarcs Griffin, Royal Phelps,
Mark ". colet, Mort Livingston, Ed r ssaaerson,
6. w. Faber VIM s We,more
ALFRED PKLI, Resident Secretary.
FRANCIS GRIFFIN, Counsel Of the Board.
DIRECTORS IN LIVERPOOL:
los Il Ho ESAs1 Deputy chairmen
Thos. Brocklebank, Robt Higgn John Marriott.
VIM. Dixon, George Holt, Edward Moon,
VIM Earle, John Hore, Lewis Mosley,
Thos. s. Gladstone @. II. Lawrence, Joseph Shipley,
Fms Haywood, John Swanson.
SwISfoS BoULT, Secretary.
DIRECTORS IN LONDON:
VIM. EwART, MP, Chairman.
Sir VIM. p DsBathe Bart, Hon Ponsouey, q.
VIM, Brown, NJ. p John Ranking,
Matthew Forster, NJ. p. James NJ. Rosseer,
Frederick Harrison, Seymour Tenlop,
James Hartley Swinton Boul,
Ross de Alang]es, NJ
n25 SIN Benz. HENDERSON, Reside MT Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-29

MtRiSK p,s,srER.-The brig Macon, Captain Watkins.
left Savannah November 9th with cargo of cotton for
Boston We have already noticed that she put New
port with loss of sails etc She left Newport the Doth
ult for Boston. and blown off the till the night
of the lth inst when she met with another disaster by
striking Pollok Rip, causing her to leak badly She
off and anchored next morning off east side of
Nantucket between Bass Rip and the shore showing sig
nails of distress Eight sent to her aid in pump
ing and provisions sent to her by the wreck
agent Captain Thomas. She remained at anchor off
Nantucket the 18th inst wind blowing gale from north
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-29

~ ~ I4-I 77T-l7a = n ~ =
Enol;.b Fre,.b .rd Ar,.-a.,,r.l,.
enea.
"A romnlete assnt.m.r. az Envi,,h
Gtrree., ard Frsr,tE Hoie1r.
Sunevioy whit. .nd s,sSsrs3 Sill
Hoe and Half - 81 =
CLOyEs nm n0TTy
Book Chsmoiss ~ -. |. sHl
Fiiose;a sud YHsE Of everv IA.
scrspfigu. -
/ IAfyK Gfsnfz
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-29
Mutual Benefit Life e. and nd. Fire Insurance


COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
u Incorporated in April ls9 and declared dividend Of 50
Two Years Business.
Office, 80 CAMP ST, between Grayier and Common
COMPANY LIFE INSURANCE ONLY.
Company being organized solely Of the policy
holders and families agnnst and in its operations
Benevolent Institution upon
and solid principles afodrg small annunl paid during
rge and handsome legacy widows and children after DEATH
GB An policy holders whether for life shorter terms who
nue the till DEATH participate the whole Of the profits OF
Creditors the Debtors
the life husband benefit and
herself children, from the claims ofcreditprs.
TRUSTEES:
john Hogan, Joseph Walker Henry s. Buckner,
Peter Conrey,j r, hfaunsel White, John S. Allison,
j Samuel Stewart, VIM. E. Leyerich,
Isaac Johnson, Edward Sparrow.
PETER CosRKy Jr, President Board Of Trustees.
DIRECTORS:
E. W. Sewell John A. Poughersy, John Claiborne,
Ed,s. Jeuncr C0Xe John NJ Lee. +. X. Mhsterson,
II. 9. Hearth Thos C. jenkins, N. o. Preston,
NJ. NJ. Cohen, o. Wiekham, DR. Carroll,
N. q. Hall, John A. Roberts, John NJ Curran
w. Smith, r. H. Brrnet r. 7. Armisead,
Samuel Wolff L.Spnngenberg.
EDy. JEsNRR coxE Vice President.
A. J. WEppsRngRS, NJ D., Medical Board of
HnGsI Hasr D NJ Gop cssas Attorney.
NJ. D.. Magazine Medical Examiner,
who will be az the Office daily from halfpast ia to
By the Charter only $4,000 taken o single life. .5H
This Company entertain applications for Life Insu
Policies sound and healthy White
The NewYok and London Offices without
the South. By the charter Dividends
annually, the profits interest,"
be made available to the extent wohrds of their amount
where the party has paid his premiums in full
E California Permits New York and London rates. Prospectus
Table OF Rates and all information TO Life and all
effect Insurance. be had 1.-THE Office Of the Company
Extensive Travelling Privileges
A. P. NJ.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-29

DIlNOSDs CosFisuATEp-The suit in Network relative
"a the diamonds which sent in letters through the
Post-office aud seized on the ground that the in
tended to avoid paying duty has been decided in
the United States and the diamonds confscated
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-29

NARROW EscApE.-J. II. Sterling, of Burlington n j.,
who narrowly escaped the late in Paris gives
thrilling account of his peril and escape in the Buring
Gazette He states that with hundreds of others he
looking at the fighting, at the distance of six hun
dred yards when the soldiers began to fire upon them
all rushed for shelter He with five others into
bookstore where the soldiers followed and murdered
except himself Being indstinctly in the darkness he
raspgd the bayonet of the first soldier that came towards
him saying that he American the soldier stopped
and officer coming in saved his life lie taken
among the troops and passed to the many of the
soldiers offering kill him whom he appeased by telling
that he was American lie arrived at the Rue Mont
nartre where he told to the troops stopping
fire till he out of danger On visiting the spot of his
danger days after every house found rdded with
balls The Government attempted to the murder
that occurred in the bookstore by stating that
those who in there fired upon the troops which Mr. S
10 falls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-29

Ship Belle Rock, Pendlcton, Liverpool, Whitney &co
shp Ms Se fa Hss'f a liverpool W Whnsy & so
. s? Ps t4s.y ss.'ss Iass &C. &C.
81, sasaa via Mobile Ea1Tsiiy
ARRIVED.
Steamship Mexico Place from Indano via Galveston, January
r, ship f hss; rsm Tx Liverpool December jaime. M.r.s
ship Wallace Morton, London December ballast
Ship cfo Taylor Bristol England November a o.ter
Ship Sarah burlington Melche from avre, December ballast
Ship Humphreys Bsdsor, from Hay December H. ballast
Ship southner, Sullivan from York, Sd Dudley
S9P ssE'EiSs 'i as e" @ss'iS
a F.ss. s. ss crs
coilsn,sf, days Charleston coss,s Chap
brig Emily Young days Falmouth 5saa ' ssS m
Mex sr paraed, EpnOn, II days campeaehy
Steamboats,.
Monroe Gws s1d, a from s ass00 River.
Sssis s s1s ssi ssR n Ds'. iSss
r'G s d Ne s h, @ M toy s Ss I
rOwsoa pssete %h from the down lhbrought
F1jS. fo III /. P n
sen ship brig TehuanpesNSrOusI up
,Iss
d" sah purhstsn and Barron Pasann
EXPORTS.
LYERPooI-Per ship Belle Rock: 273s bales cotton.
ssss $751; bale. s" 'A' tobacco
HAvRF-Per ship Mobile Bile bales cotton.
NEW YoRKPer ship Bishop 1905 bbs -four sos do lard 1919
DO S c ps as "4 do '' Sacks corn - bales deer Skins
,es at
pESsAcoApe schr visitor 100 Dbl. -four 40 do por % do
sy potatoes ps nd
do "ss,,ss ,s @ flour "a' BRAN s. do oats
ss aif Sd Sbs Hour as do whisky ss potatoes oe aso
SSs o ii 50 s a a IS sGss' n
rnrursp. shin ,vv Mp aS5 Ws:.r 50 ,o,s. ~ 6..m.
do DorhoaT DO sss nests baskets 900 hampers bottles
= Gouchs2 R an MI Gr1sm Ronynla Sess Barere
hoHTfi PreIn Ceer &coM6a to order A " ~
BRsTolpsr sSip Cairo 45a4 bars railroad iron, 10 order
YEREs-per bark sylphie Sal, to order
NEW YoRKNpsr ,rn soutbsrnsr Assorted mds.
BosToN-Per ship Monterey: Assorted mdse
cHARIEsroNNpsr nark NJ + Tro0, Dl Rics
INnI,Moy n. ,as'ai.i =, ,vu NC .e ~ -, !.
&coa Do Geo Green 50 hides Elder
H. Nils Sso, " '' ''S'' '''' q '''f' '''''N
rA LIMO TIL brig Emily: Fruit to master
FRUIT sa s '''' Specie bales "''
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
gAY3u epS bales cotton
P5ssSet FsssS; Sc.
lsy nsT ss S1 RSss
RsS b
sa"e6a do do Ss Eanao do
= DO INA Ibis noasses GsaTd Sso DO ltenbese
Ss.ss iS , e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-29

a
super Broche Antique sifka;
tolorrd Armure Silks;
striped Tsfets Sikh;
figh coiored plain Psult de scfes
Slack Brocade Fssonnse;
-.xtra rich and Etnbroid'd Fasonnse
Manageable and CEsn& FascnBss;
embroidered Dlnask and plsir
Poult de Soie; 800. x. r
s1,rs rich Changeabls nnd Chame
l<Hn Pouls de Sole; &
small p3aid high eolored do, 70
missss;
.iayceI11,es snd Florencea, Of ever,
shade and eolor;
White and eofoFeH Satias
\ few pieces superior heavy blarl
and eoiSred watered Poult d. Sole
'olored Silk. Eelvstat
iieh ChsDs Satin GtEfped and pt.lir
Cashmere 4 'Esosssf
French and Enginh Msrinos. Mons.
seiines de I.Rine and Alpacns, solid
colaEs, Of every variety Of shade
Plain, sfripsd and plaid Poplins;
Superior black and eolored plain md
figured Canton Grapes; tH
\ barge assortment Of white aud
colored embroidered AID pinin
Grape ShAwls, some extra rich;
Ierino. Cashmere and heavy Yiell
SILK Shawls; ~
Rich plaid Raw Silks; ~ 7
E P. w. W. would especially
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-29

Corros eBuRNT,-The Savannah Republican of the 22d
says We learn from gentleman who came down from
Macon yesterday morning that three freight cars con-
tanning 100 bales Of cotton, burned Wednesday
afternoon on the South Western Railroad at or near
Monczuma One hundred feet of the superstructure OF
r)t. -Dad was als consumed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-29

RAPID pAssAcE.-Willmer & Smiths Times. of Decem
Der u states that the splendid packet ship aordhre
capt Albert II. Brown, (of Train 4 Co.'S Boston Line
arrived ut Boston on the morning Of Christmas. after
rapid run Of fourteen days She sailed in company witt
the steamship Asia and kept side by side with her fou
honls until she headed for IaifaX
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-29

~ The steamship Fanny Capt Pennok from Bzos for Nswoleans
Galveston the 18th inst leave s nth.
PASSENGERS,
Per steamship Mexico IndanoaTwo N Powells Mrs Elliot
Mss Fucker, Bib lady, Mr. Hamilton lady,
Tucker and lady Mrs Powell and daughter s Hamilton and IMd Mr.
White lady servant, Stevens Powell
lone. CAIN sfad, Briggs Atkins Whers Gun Campbell
Stanton Cnre Fucker Rhen Power Wood Richardson
. d Is on deck
Per ship Merlin, from liverpool: sIa seorage
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-29

ADJUSTMENTS

ORLEANS THEATRE.-Thursday evening,
January as-Wl performed me the celebrated
Opera alevy THE JEWEssPrncpal characters
Messrs. 1isseyre, Genibrel, Scott and Mime. Paols.
In the OPERA acts by Lemnander LES MONTE
NEGRINS
20 Performance to commence at quarter to O'Clock
DLACIDES VARIETIES, Gravier street.
Il THURSDAY EVENING, January aaWil be presented the
DAY or MY LIFE-Gnan Holland
Charles, Wright Dudley Rowek
Sophia Mary Miss Murray Grmse Mrs.
with the Ballet Of TEMPTAIONAm Mon
different charnrters Frederick Mons Monpais o
Jacob Mons Corby Baccais, Mons WeithOf;
Marpoa Mile Bulan Fortuna, Mile Falee Leila MILE Bendean,
Extensive Machinery, and Splendid Costume.
GIT. CHARLES THEATRE-Last night but
y the Encouragement Miss DAvEN Second time
in this the Tragic Play Of ADRfENNE THE ACTRESS,
5seeiysd Tuesday evening with applause Jon
port entitled ADRENNE THE Maurice Count de
Perry Arnne, he Actress) Miss Davenport
which, ETON BOY-Cnp Popham, MIR. DeBar;
Dshster, Mr.. Sloan Fanny Curry, Mrs. Sloan.
IF In preparation, Tragedy called VALERA.
nAN RICES CIRCUS, on st. Charles street,
opposite Peddo.-This great GREAT EQUESTRIAN CORPS
embracing Men Horses, and amount
Equean Acroac talent than other Troupe in
and with the hest Clown in the South perform EVERY
EVENING, EVERY SATURDAY a ~ o'clock.
EY Doors at halfpast to commence at O'Clock
Box Office open from 10 until o'clock, where chairs for
the Circle where bills presented for
! payment d25tf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-29
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry.
Wednesday Evening" January %, 1852
moderate stock of Sheep offered to-day but Hogs
and Cattle
-PRiCEs-
BEEF CATTLE (Western) .901oc p lb net
Hoes. .e6-c q fb net.
SHEEP SO 50G9$5 90 u head.
MICH Cows S30O$65 . head.
CALVES AND WARNINGS. $40 00O$13 90 u head.
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