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RridgeaUater Paint,
FOR PLANTATIONS STEAMBOATS, RAILROAD CARS.
DEpOTS. AND AL OUTDOOR PAINTING.

DEPoTS. AND ALL OUTDOOR PAINTING.
~ Agents respectfully call all interested
peculiar PROTECTIVE AND DURABLE QUALITIES OF THE
BRDGEWATER PAINT 1t is of ineacllnbe vflue of fire and
protector besides being cheaper than other Paint before the
public. being thoroughly in this for the past six
month"; the following local certificates submitted to the public;
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST CLAIR TIIoMAssoN,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA
Having painted deck of the passenger steamer MAG
md w P fg REGsE aSs .1 PfS r
beta4 in stPERIoR my n.neni any inr
has o Is. ST a1sG ES if wATEFpRooF
''i Sewo Sit December fs >, ISL.
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
ToWBOAT PORPOISE.
the BRIpGEwATER PAINT, for which Msssrs G. C.
BoGER CO Agents the hurricane deck of the To%bSat
and cSbEKs coNsTASTiY falling npo" EFFECT
In about weeks PERFECT SLATE, and salts
f # e n he S"se e n SbERs
adsn,lg recommend BRfDGEWATE purposes
''''n sisns( BROWN, Captain Towboa porposc
CERTIFICATE OF TIE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
Having LOUISIANA DRY DOCK painted witt, the BRIDGE
opinion win The IF the LA GSF1 rs s
'i'''''' AN Signed, HUGHES vALLETT < THOMAS,
Up, WHITNEY LG e co. Dock faf''
Agents Dry Dock Co.
NewOems, February !, 1852
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN N B. ROBBINS, OF THE
SHIP LEODES.
have seen BRlDGEwATER PAINT used decks OF
Vessels and have also examined and tested
confident will satisfaction, Fire and
E Wn . ss @ "s % ] s sF VII T
ECONOMY ' s PtHHy g. koB EKEyESTSs FhE oe.
NewOrleans, January 81, 1852
CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSEN, PAINTER
have BRIDGEWATER PAINT the five months
Iasrerch buliugs hngl and fuis
and in every has given the fullest satisfaction
made under immediate direction,
testify being PROOF AGAINST THE AFFECTS OF SPARKS
AND ClNDERS and protection against leaks consider far sup
any Mineral have and invaluable for all out
door qnaley that recommend o
! II IA Southern climate. JOSEPH BENSON. Painter,
| NrwOoeans, February +, 1852 l32 Camp street.
UNDERWRITERS CERTIFICATE.
The Undersigned, Underwriters having confidence in te BRIDGE
WATER the Single building
will all times those fire risks preference where the Brugtwae
| Paint is used
TiOS. A. ADAMS President Cres. Mutual
EDW. OGDEN Agent General Mutual
| A. BROTHER President Home Mutual
| JOHN PENiBERT0N, President crcfauts
| Nj LAPEIRE, President NewOrlenns
| CIAS. BRIGGS, Agent Liverpool L London
SAAi'l +. ASHTON, Agt. Delaware Mutual -
the above testimonials (Which sufficient convinc
the superior protective qnle the Agents hay
their certificates parties the North ic
may application their office among which those
Breve Lieut. Talcott Arsenal R. Smith, let
tenant and Quacnaser Military Academy, West ron
Oliver Superintendent Secretary of the Hudson Rive
Railroad Company, etc, etc.
&. C. BoGERT & CO., 10 Camp street,
for the States Of louisiana Mississippi Alabama and Tea
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17
nR. RANNINGS OELEBRATED BODY

BRACE PATENT LACE, rslti
lowing Diseases Wsaaaess the BT, 'oehis shetSs
the Chest, WsaSnss ami B'rvd NJ ne Lungs
tAtiau OF the Heart ana Pill ls "a % k
SpI Anecons Falling OF The Bowels Pr9SFsus tttf' OF a75SS
Down Irregular Profsst Mems Tat9n tet n}
gaaaey amt ha bait staps nrdfht 70 fs
nooping L1GnsnS AMI N"ssi IN @ s'y a
Cole Sickness and tAp pffael AMI All "sa.H'- sfH5s
Aiaes an Fslass .s.,,... a. I'D ,,s
sod only ~ tit stis q teN tk,il' ~ -, ,s.',+i
ss G4nIs4 ssl 4A be g,ai4 SIS SIS iss 81
Iasflss 9-sFI, - 'ahif isisN
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English, 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 hfTTS.
Buck ,Chamois, Kid, Cashmere, Silk,
| Filoselti and Filet, OF every de-
| scripti0n.
LACE GOODS.
A large and elegant assortment of
Vaienciennes, English, French and
German Laces, and do. Embroide-
| rieA;
[Snperior 6-l2 and 1914 Linen Sheet
| ings;
lDamask Table Linens and Napkins,
new and splendid styles;
IA Irish and German Linens and
Lawng;
Linen Cambria Hdkfs, plain;
Embroidered and colorei bordcred
| Curtain STUFF, embroidered Lace
and Muslin, Silk and Wooden
Damask, etc.
PLANTATION GOODS.
Heavy Kerseys. Lnwells, L.nseys,
i Jeans, Denias, Stripes and Cot
tonades;
Super French Bed Blankets;
Heavy Grainer Plantation do, very
superior.
call the attention of factors and plan
use. 1t is very complete, and the
,reat care and Judgment, the result OF
ne, s26 If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

S1rAMER RoGER WILLIAMS FWEp INro.-The steamer
Roger Williams which sailed from NewYork for NewOr-
leans fired at five times off the coast of Florida by
the u, s. cuter Crawford notwithstanding she displayed
the American flag at her peak, She two miles
distant at thr time. She immediately came to Key
West Capt Cose, of the Crawford. probably thought
she MAS engaged in another invasion Of Cuba.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

TW COLLINS SrEAMERs.-A writer in the Washington
Union furnishes statement of the financial condition of
the Collins line Of steamers certified under oath The
cash of tile ready for $29l4142 IL
The actual average cost of each voyage England and
back has 6525 g. while the average receipts have
been only slS2S6 S. leaving deficiency on twenty voy
sges of S}S514 40 The Company has sunk altogether
about $4,000 and dividends have been paid stock
holders.
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NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS-P. W. WOODLIEF, No. ID
Chare has received steamships " inhed Scott
Union and Empire City and by the sailing packets from Nn f
avre Fashionable and Seasonahc FANCY
STAPLE in extent variety
which WHOLESALE AN ID RETAIL
his reduced The stock consists in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.

["ml," Firpt Municipality; "m2," Municipality; "n3,
rd Municipality The left hand fgrea indicate the the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

BIouKApf,oF-TtiE COAST AFRIcA--rhe New York Tx
press says Tuesday evenings Gazette announced the
establishment Of effective blockade by the British
squadron under Commodore Bruce, of that part of the
Western coast Of Africa in the Blight of Benin between
the and 4th degrees OF longitude of Greenwich
Baagry excepted At first sight it might be supposed
to be with the King and people of lagos. But the
blockade extends much beyond the territories of that
1Inltun atn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

MOBILE Two PER CEvr TAx-An election was
held in Mobile Saturday last to whether the
real estate of the city would pay annual tax of
two per cent their real property for years. for the
benefit of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad The proceeds of
the tax to be estimated much subscription to stock
in the road, This scheme denounced by some, who
called it forced loan but it appears that it was
sponded to chcefuy The vote $50 in favor of
tax and against it.
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Agency . S. Life Insurance, Annuity and


s. R. CRAWFORD President
c. 6. INLAY Secretary.
BRANCH OFFICE IS CAMP STREET Newt)rieans
BENJAMIN FLoRANCE, Agent
JOSEPH BENSADoN, NJ. D., Nie'i7'i hh1'nsrs
STATEMENT THE AFFAIRS UNITED STATES LEE
INSURANCE, ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY PIiII.A-
DGLPTiIA being the first Annual Report
Policies outstanding December
Whole Insurance thereon.
Whole received from Premiums, Interest,
Policies 5otsi2 81
DISBURSEMENTS.
Amount Of TsoI .s2,s6S
Amount paid Office Rent Salaries, Stationery,
Commissions Postage, Advertising, State
Amount Paid for Re insurance. +3 Is
&I4,l'7 rs
for Re II
Capital $4,000 10
Liable January l5s IL
INVESTMENTS AND ASSETS.
Bonds and Mortgages Real Estate, United
States five and cent Loans payable
in 1883, 1850 and 1861. a1O5,3sO
Sotes.,......................l
.oaus on tocks......................... 2.3sa II
Cash Bank temporarily. 9,it5 90
Amount Loaned at SewOrieans Branch Office
colaterals. bearing eight per cent. interest,
well secured Observation-Disclosures. 1890 81
lians ..............,................ s,5s4 IS
Premium Notes held by the Company Nil.
Due from Agents Observation-Disclosures. 5,0I5 II
sass,5s5 Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

RuLRoAps TENNEssEE-A bill has passed both houses
Of the Tennessee Legislature appropriang 100000 to
the construction of bridges the railroad to the Viz
ginia State line where it will connect with the Virginia
and Tcnhesaee Railroad Another important bill has
passed its second reading in the Tennessee Senate with
every probability of its becoming law it provides for
the loan of $1,000 per mile of State bonds iron and
cduip the Tennessee Railroad to the Virginia State line
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

r,En p1E,sr CovRr JOSEPH M o,s D. NAfAN
TeY VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
sss % @ o;s G:sii
gI 5itoi' situate sn The lS Ts Ills
es Gsss5 's 'S a " a s as
b y 5 @ annexed To an a Ns o s n n
NS se sn' Cousin pa, n Grh on @ H..
lines cusomhos street, by
i :" 2" % S;'y%s wi
sLSTES rwo STORY BkicR kiTcES, FRlylls,
T,Tm cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
~ milo 10 Sheriff of The Parish Of Orleons.
TRTSTEEs OF 4o COLLEGE
EeY VIRTUE of writ of fieri facias to me
o The aSys entitled He'd eau; will Sc s se public au
Charities Royal FRIDAY March 49, 1851 10 o'clock
AcERrAlN LOT OF GROUND situate this city, on Royal stree,
Cont St Louis fifty feet front Royal
~ s; II S ="
fsFf1ESS kooFnD ''N HOUSE, TWO STORY BRICK
iel7 81 mhs is 't' Sheriff Parish Of Orleans,
pls,ser oogArli1s wAsHrNeges HIS CREDITORS.
IpY VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered
February y lss2 t." me ed BY The H9no,se the hr
&C "a 9ssT M u.s. &C # s f: an. {, sss
F S%TtREs sSD CONTENTS THE PAVILION
ns :SfS 6 5i K 1'i re- ''' consist
TWO DIIyJARD II All rs rmnu.e
4 firANT1TY or ASSORTED LIQUORS such are usually
lertel lar A first class Bar room '
" 80 4, So.
plF 1rNryp,rEn TER II az TiIF i SE NJ ., dino
per- .;n"ln
- - . ~ 4 / : . - , - ,..
TlIE uNEPlRED TERM Or The LtStot mo tnllns On lvec
street adjoining the hbHe ending October l. 1896 at twelve hundred
| dollars Per nnnhin ,, ,. ,..,..
The whole surrendered by The nsovenf to ms CrudIlI5I
| Terms cash. %, JaMfS 4, r kthEit
teii 81 % rs Sheriff OF me tsrlsh OF Orleans.
| :,
foutr DISTRICT VI ~ D SS Srp nn sN' D.
Dy WRITE az wr n s r. facas and Of
Is ; ~ VI a. VIZ ~ VI w. 10 -
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NEW GOODS AT Low PRICES-AIrs. ftrA
y CLARK, CORNER OF PoYDRAs AND cARoNDELET VI
STREETS, has of NEW BoNNETS, RIB IVY
yoSs EMBRoiDERlEs, also fresh supply LADIES, WHITE
KID GLOVES, HEAD DRESSES AND WREATHs, COMBS, AND
MANY OTHER FANCY ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR BALLS AND
SOiREES, which areof at very low prices.
t Mira CLARK prepared fill ORDERS either for the city or
| country satisfpetoriv and duatcl.
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Jfarks,
SchOOners.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Tuesday Morning February II, 1852
COTTON-The demand yesterday rather active
and 5000 bales changed hands slight improvement for
the middng qualities We quote
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RIVER AND MARINE.

VIII sail WEDNESDAY February H. at 8 O'Clock An
E5OR CALIFORNIA via SAN JUAN .@EESS
II DE NICARAGUA AND CHAGRES.-1he 1870
steamship METEOR hundred
has the supply the def
severely felt the
unable hence Her accommodations and
UNPARALLELED SPEED hat do better than
Berth and desirable medium Under the
command her popular Captain feel authorized quick
fef6 HARRIS MORGAN, 10 Tchoupitcuas street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

GREAT EXCITENIENT-The celebrated Nine
~ LAMONT Barnun Museum NevYork, has returned
this her visit Biloxi and holds her daily her
residence, No. ia Carondet between Perdiio and PoydH
streets for the reception of all who wish to be informed of Wonderful
principles Phrenoogy Psmi
The of her favorable and prediction Mile Jenny
Lind during her created the greatest wonder and
Madame
with the
possessed county
Persons having law pending will find to their
her n call.
Madame LIS this being limited she has reduced her prices
to ry Ceutsfo for ns I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17
Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
r Incorporated in April ls9 declared dividend of SO
on Two Years. Business.
Office No. IS CAMP ST. between Gravier and Common
COMPANY LiF. INSURANCE. uNLY,
This being organized solely for the protection of the policy
Benevolent the
principles, small paid during
life large and handsome egny and children alter DEATH
who
the Insurance till DEATH participate the whole of the profits Of
the Company.
Creditors the lives OF Debtors. married
tho soe benefit
hersc'fnnd Children from the claims Of creditors.
TRUSTEES:
Iohu iIagnn, Joseph Walker, Henry S Bncknei,
Peter Conry, ir., Mminsal White, John 5. Allison
Robert j. Ward, Samuel Stewart, VIM. E. I4verich,
Isaac Juluson Edward Sparrow.
PETER CoSRsY, Jr. President Board OF Trustees
DIRECTORS:
F.. w. Sewell, John A. noughery, John Claiborne
Elw, lsnner Coke, John NJ Lee, f. x Masterson,
II. G. Thos c. Jenkins n. o. Preston,
| NJ NJ. Cohen, q. Wickham, D. ~ tafrol,
N Hail. A.. Robe John NJ. CurTan.
Geo. K, II. Brune r. I. Amistasd,
| Samuel Wolf, L. Spangenbers
| unw JEsysR Cone Vice President
| A. j. WKrpkRBuRN, NJ. D. Medical Board of
| IL g. HKAsrr Actunry. N. NJ. CoHsN, Attorney.
BsrS, NJ d. No. eli Magazine street. Medical Examiner
who will be at the office daily from hnt-pas IL to Nj
Bv the Charter only $4,000 is taken single life.
~ This Company spepared to entertain applications for Life nu
Policies all sound and healthy White and
charged by the Newly and London Offices and without
their By the charter Dividends
Of Profits declared annually, and the profits draw interest and
available their
where the party has paid his premiums in full
GS California Permits NeSiork and London rates Prospectus
Table Rates and all information to Life and a" papers
tho Office
| az Extensive Travelling Privileges.
| Ss5 Office hours 2 A. NJ TO p NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

- ICH SILKS, PARIS ENlBROIDE- IT'S
n T. RIES AND EXPOSITION DRESS GO0DS.-D. P. STTy(<
SEAMAN CO., No. Il CHARITIES STREET have just ~
an INVOICE of MAGNIFICENT EXPOSITION 49,
PAINTED BAREGEs, MoussELINE DE SOLE and CREPE Pc
FASHIONABLE COLlORS Also, AN INVOICE OF PARIS EN-
BRolDERED AND TRIMMED CHEM1SETTES AND SLEEVE
TRIMMED EMBROIDERED LINEN CAMBRIA IIANDKERCHlEFS.
TRIMMED GUiMPES. ENGLISH EMBROIDERED JACoNET AND
SWISS MUSLIN ROBES SKIRTS AND SLEEVES which together
with their large stock of PARIS MILLINERY CLOAkS AND MAN
TILLAS, FANS, PARASoLS PASSEMENTERIES PRINCES RIB
BoNs, GLOVES, BAREGES RICH SILKS AND OTHER DRESS
s5y- MILLINERY ROOM ON THE SECOND FLOOR. janis II
NTEW FRENCH MILLINERY-NEW
l y GOODS VERY CHEAP.-3 G. W. ROPER No. 1855 EssIT1
Poydra street. respectfully informs the ladies that she s
has will constantly keep hand, beautiful assortment OF WI
SILK BONNETS, STRAW BONSETS,
PARAsoLs EMBRoIDERIEs,
DRESS TRIMMINGS TOILET ARTICLES,
LADIES' MERINO VESTS, and variety of FANCY GOODS,
which will be sold cheap for cash.
Country orders promptly attended Old Bonnes cleaned and
altered. oil SIN
E'RENCH DRESS MAKING.-Mrs. G..
l. poydras invites the attention
DRESSES MANTlLLAS mab by her experienced rench W.
please call and examine yourselves. dl en-
MFRS. BRYAN, No. 106 Canal street,
lVs respectfully informs her friends and that she
ed FRENCH MILLINERY ASDU%7E1
FANCY consisting Ladies' ChdIen's BON VIZ
NETS RIBBONS FLOWERS AM GLOVES and variety DRESS
which isel moderate prices. DRESSES made
int s.stvle at the notice
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

VEHHIRD ANNIVERSARY BALL OF g3
WASHINGTON FIRE COMPANY No. 2o.-A GRAND ~
DRESS AND FANCY BALL will be by the above Com
pany, the ARMORY HALL, Camp SATURDAY Gk&
NIGHT, February a. 1852.
MANAGERS:
Samuel G. Risk, j. C. Mcclellan, Joseph Dryfous
Cauie Brugnens, George Booke John MofHt,
B. Wheeehan R. Ardeville, Thomas QUINN
VIM. Emerson, Charles WHITING J. F. Gruber
WIN. Fl. Garland VIM. Schmidt L. c. billiard,
Lott, E. L.. Bee J. L. Lanothe,
B. Toiedano, J.F. Wild, L. A. Dihendefer,
F. ]. Baudeu, Edw. H. Fosdick, G. Kursheeit
F. de la Calleia, R. L. Bruce David Bradbury.
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION:
Fl. ]. Labatt, Alex Robertson, John Sewel
Henry J.. Leovv, John Davenport, Daniel Hogan,
Samuel S. Hogan, Aug Berte.
FLOOR MANAGERS
Samuel S. Hogan, John Plattsmeyer, B. Hall,
Alex. Robertson, Henry j. Lahatt, Henry J. Leovy.
81 Admission 81 Tickets he had the above gentlemen
the door the evening Of the Ball.
Ladies' bring their Invitations be
admitted without. jan3 I'd
u hANCING ACADEM1.-MR. P. CHS "a
~ SEY respectfully informs the Ladies' and Gentlemen of ~
Neworlean that his Dancing Academy is open at No 1876
he will teach all the most fashionable Dances
Glass for gentlemen from halpast till TO- night
the heade entirely ured n wnltzng. MA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

Y b" that they have security STRANGUlaFE
HERNIA with all horrors constructed and wed
ailptsd TRUSS. SltERSAS'S.NEW PAfENT1RuSS aud Rut
TUEE REMEDY will effect PERMANENT CURE. This Truss
enre different from all others om n principle Sun -enSe-
qneny effect; possessing all the advantages while IT from the
objections attributed TO the various kinds heretofore s Inc pres
natural, being comparatively light in bad uptns n pc
thereby
eOrdnG all times under the voaat exerce by
when by proprietor ku snrSeon the warI IS
placed beyond the danger Stranlalon err Or
which is rrlyn IN int US o. orr irn
Its very fer athlete VIZ r5l 70 srret
themselves II IS bad ard dangerous prasIe
which cannot he who understand Anatomy and
familiar with tile NATURE Suplres. LIT ne tTrt hist the
Rupture
pe not properly fitted Therefore have concluded onn
No AGENCIES sell and appy Tie truss ohf NJ my once, 10
ST. New Orleans,
the sisn OF thH - over w loor mnl' lVtNN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

nRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, ETC.
a The subscriber would respectfully OF Planters
Physicians and Families his recently stock, comprising
article in his line of business; all Of which, examination, will be
found FRESH and GENUINE he would pareuarze the following
viz: English Qnne, Towards Blue Mass, yd Potass Morhe"
all the preparations of Cod Liver ognnne Phosphate OF Lime
Rous nnd J9 llneis fTinry, Patent Medicines in ar.N M"
l. uuru lore = ~ T., rtp TllpS RANKIN
ssdy nGsS, a.A Af0theenrg caap and foyiras STA
vsxan nlre.I1 M, nnsrJ ,snN I,,,,,la IN,
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7
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Authorized Capital Ten MILLIONS DoILAEs .
Surplus and Reserved Fund 100000
s2,340OO0
Working Capta-Two Millions Forty Thousand
Dollars.
by unusually large capital and the unlimited individual
inaranceihh
security the ppbes prepared to insure against
Risks n NewL)reAns, the reasonable terms.
premium made the Company Poll
Companies, all settlements Tor losses
will be prompt and liberal.
CHAS. BRIGGS, Agent, Office rs St. Charles street.
DIRECTORS IN NEW ORLEANS;
Samuel Nicholson, Hane, Thomas Selar,
A., lanea A. Holt, Wm Mure,
WIN. Felowes Behn, C. Bulltt,
f. Ogden.
DIRECTORS IN NEW york;.
JAS. BROWN, Chairman.
FRANCIS CorIENEr, Deputy Chairman.
George Barclay, Francis Griffin Royal Phelps
Mark W. Collect, Lvn Ed. F. Sandersop
G. W. Faber, VIM s. Weunore
PELi, Resident Secretary,
Fp.srrs GRIFFIN of the Board. ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

ApALAClColAP steamship Americas ta bales cotton Ceye
bales tobacco ! 4 Mitchell do NJ
Ilirrs--9 do f e Rogers &coTO'al, III bales
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-26

CLAT AND ko=suTs-A full report of the
remlrks of Mr.. Clay and of kossuth at their
recent interview, is in preparation. a let
ter from Washington says Kossnth was ex-
ciIe'l and agi,ate'i at the prospect Of his in
troiuciion to the grea. parliamentary lead
er. Mr.. Clay, who was seated in an arm
chair, rose erect 10 receive the Hungarian,
AMI, as already mentioned, spoke most elo-
guentlv against the doctrine of intervention.
When kossuth rose to depart, Mr.. Clay
also raised himself from his chair, and TAX
ing one Of kossuth's hands in his, he piac-
ed the ether upon the shoulder of the exile.
and with deep feeling invoked the blessing
Of heaven upon him. The bosom of Kos
surh swelied with emotion, and the tears
rolled down the veteran check. of the great
keutgckian, as he added, that on every day
his life should !,e spared, his fervent prayer
should ascend to Almighty God for the pro-
lection of the noble exile, and for his resto-
ration to his native country. Vive Henry
Ciay.-Loweil Courier.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-26

SEEISG HOW II OPERATED.-ts the rail-
road tram was approaching Southboro'
this morning with huge plow attached to
the engine. throwing the SHOW aside in
ciouts. al individual who was very anxious
10 witness the operation, advanced to the
end of the platform, near the station, and
took his stand near large drift; through
winch the tram must pass. Though told
that be wonld he literally besprinked with
the frosty material, he gave no heed to The
warning, and OH the approach of the train
firmly kept his poSiiion--irom which, how
ever, uhen the train was passed, be was
foun'! 10 be missing, having suddenly van
ishrd from the view Of the as,onished spec
Iators, beneath the immense cloud of snow
which was dashed aside by the giant plow.
Shovels being procured, the curious gen
iienan was dug ont, having, with the ex-
cePtiOn Of The crushing of new hat and n
clean dickey, escaped injnry. He profess
es IL he perfectly satisfied with this oppor-
tnnity of seeing ho,e 1T operated. Travel
er.