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MEMORANDA. ~
e Banks Cumberland Iautaro Mary
on the 22d inst
as Steamer Iowa. from St Lou, inst reports port loading
NewOrean St Grand Turk and Saranak Amaanth
Georgia up. The river mt St Louis still rising
~" Fulton reporsU soorofwar Decatur, from San
Nicaragua arrived Pensacola Monday astotcers and
all WELL The steamship Saask at San Juan when tho
Decatur left. .f 1-',s
~ Steamship Mexico reportss,eam propeller Raybun, Capt
Kerr NewOeans put Galveston the 92d inst in
Distress having broken her piston rod.
SPOKEN 5Es
BY ship Hope on the 4h inst o. Hong bark Garland
Capt Ma from Palermo bound to NewYork supplied her with pro-
visions oil--reported all we'll. I.a
EXPORTS. @ ..-
LvERPOO-Per ship Gdden: 1878 bales cotton, 40 bales
sheeting
GENoA-Per ship hhds tobacco e4s bales cotton Ii 900
ship Jerseys sss bales cotton, sos hhd tobacco
500 do o s's s SIS
ds sarns slaves rolls Leather o, eka starch 1852 de
steamship United States st hams hhd ID
coss Is DO sa lio kegs LARD, and saniriss
PENsAcoLAPer Maia bacon so bhls -four, 90 do
Krhhoa BIS 100 pkgs mdse aoO basket, 7 Buddsske
Ks
| kets vogs& Jsanrsnaud-a bxs mdse F W Cooler.
enggr Eenodl do Whitney &co-93 do Sparnche-l d.
Banaud-l do Schmidt &col9 bxs Camer col do Beran
BOSTON-Per bark Acadia 244 ona ice to Jenkins.
BoSToN-Per ship Hope: SIS tons ice to Stafford &eo.
BosToN-Per bark md
| to order.
GRAND CAYhENPer shr Lavina logs mahogany punchn
rum lot of fruit aud old iron to A F Cochran aco
RuATAN ISLANDPe schr Union: Fruit Cochran eco.
NEW YoRK-Per nhip Avalanche: rs bales hay order
PENSACOLA-Per schr Randall Marshall $4,000
PENSACOLA-Pers chr Souhener lumber
MOBLE-Per schr oliyia $50 axis salt to G Wheeler.
GALVESTON-Per steamship Mexico Eaw
Hewitt Norton &co-75 do Rugeley Blair
&co-3 do Wright Williams co-sundries Hart DC
Mcdowell, Mills &co-Picke, Perkins 6coT Elder GcoW
Snith-and order.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
TENNESSEE RVER-Pe Mohican 263 bales cotton Nj
Bradley Wilson co2ss Nelson &co-
Donegan &selb7 Baker6
Crcmwell-8 Pickett Perkins &co-59 W Hl-16 Eide
Buchannon Carroll dcs Hewitt Norton &eo36 Yea
eol N Msin4 Branier, Williams &co79 hhds tobacco
Bubdge Aiams5 do Turner Wilson &co-s do
Siddal &cp7 do Pegrn BrynnS0 aks
Violett44 Biscoe Snn
Total, lS0s bales cotton laA hhds tobacco. ~
tOUfSvIILE-Per hhds tobacco Curry
&co2l Brnnder Williams co5s do Cowan. ykers &eoSk do
4 Short do w West74 do Turner Wilson 6coss do W
Hewitt Norton Aeo2o do Fellowea &eoa Sso
100 baRgg ine 800 bbs pork Plauche ro
Kendall Yoe do ~ bbs do lard Hurley
egga rwiche do Huran-l01i
Mitchsil Beverly col6s do, 81 do oats Oyert9n do
wheat W Gyana-l1do Kennedy Foste4 bbls NJ.
tS Cschnsidera tbls beans Helm ch$ pkss seebe q
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
FIzsr D.rnre4 couKr GRANT, Wy aERDES
RY VIRTUE Il ! wit II 6sri 81 isszas q ny
Il 81 i ssss s s;s : X; : y
sos .ns ne Frruars y sToaH
;:s :; ~. s.a ss s
sHERIFF,s SALE.
seess cossrIIR W cAsKfs NJ Y. a,s as cszDloEs
! ny VIRTUE Of an order Of sale rendered
r. s s Ne & ~ s svs g
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'ss ssag 1s c 4 J. 1 Sssfs ACCOUNTS
| snd place Of sale. ies AZ
i Seized sait z. IS = - =. .r.----
Il Terms essh on the spot. "a MES ~ ffssns
myas 81 je4 Sheriff Of the Parrish Of orieAna.
4 SHERIFF'S SALE.
r5 IEFE ss ss &
4 pT VIRTUE Of writ Of feri facias to M
- by Honorable the Fifth District Court Of Ne
above entitled and
irto between the Interested hsre viii proceed
sell public aucion The prenses on THURSDAY May ~ 1876
NJ at II O'clock A.
The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE .eontsiaed the
WAvERLY HOUSE, Chnnnl bstwee
and Old srees as hse in my
"A which exhibited the time and pscs OF SALE
n Seized the suit. ~
Terms cash On The spos. n LANES Il EEEkhf;
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18th says:
About two weeks SINCE the town of West Liberty
in Morgan county lamentabe occurrence took place
the particulars of which, informed by friend
from the neghborhood, these few weeks previous
to the occurrence Mr. Jonathan Prather about seventy
years of age, had difficulty with his wife, in another
county when she left him and went to the house Of sis
ter. in Morgan county About two weeks afterwards,
Prather followed her and, early morning. took his
rife deliberately aimed at his wife who sitting by the
fire in the house and shot her through the heartcausng
instantaneous death He then into the house. seized
large bowie knife and cut his throat from to
severng the Strange it may appear he sur
viyed some ten or eleven days rs@
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Dsrn1cr CouEr SUCCESSION OF THE LATE JOHN Nc
on NEwORLSAss II DoNOGH, DECEASED. No. 4ila
5Els Y VIRTUE Of and in obedience to an order
Of sale April 81 1851 and directed by the Hon
the Eh Dstrct Court Newoleans the above entitled
will sell public auction the Rotunda CT City
change St Louis between Chartfes and
DAY May n, 1852, at u O'Clock :. 8
TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN BONDS OF THE LATE FIRST
MUNICIPALITY OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, Of which the
CRY o NEwORLR s-ONR THOUSAND DoLLAR
Bond Of the Municipality Number One.
Know all by these that Municipality No Ona OF
the city OF the order Of Philip ussnon
Treasurer, thousand dollars
the United SRe value eeised which thousand dollars
the said Municipality promise to the order their said
NewOears. And the said AlunpnNo further promises
semannuay Office the eth September
eth # March each year. delivery sl
of the fifty certificate
transferable endorsement delivery Of this
testimony Whereof the Mayor Of said Munich
piy and the Treasurer thereof ts
PRESENTS which the seal Of said Municipality Affixed Newer
leans this sixth day Of March, in the Of Our thousand
eight hundred and md the the independence
of the United States of America sf57 Il
(sgned) D. pRIEuR. Mayor
(Endorsed) P. GEESNoN, II
"a a.sl Treasurer Municipality No. l..
Together with the CERTIFICATE WARRANTS to become due
and after the first day OF September next. 3l. h
The above Bonds will be- offered for se sng and adudicatsd
| separately
| Terms cash the spot. JAMES 2. FRERET,
ny2s MonATbnb Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans
l
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ORLEANS HEATRE.-THuRsDAY, May ~ .
Second appearance Mime KSKA when Will be pre-
sented grand OPERA Verdi, entitled JERUSALEM
tY- Performance commence at o'clock
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CoNsIGNEEs


Per bark Brooa from BostonG w Givens-W n
ris Incapere &eo-Sone Waworth-Whitng, Wright &eoM
PeagLe-Ogsby Observation-Disclosures, Barlow deoJ Mofriso
Woodruff &coTuf Fernor Hobar-Kenne, DIX 6co-Ces
aco--and order. ~. ill ,.1ff55.
Per snip Dncllesse d,oreans-Wm Whitlock.
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NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET

CORRECTED DAILY BY W. W. WHITE CO.,
Exchange Office % Camp street. of Common street
EYCF}ANCE
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The Hon JoHs BARNEY AND THE FRENCH MINISTER
The NewYork Express says: 5iss
Understanding that the Hon. John Barney, of Bati-
more had challenge to NJ Sartge the French Min
lister ut Washington inquiries made to the
Of the difficulty between these two distinguished persons
and we have received the following statement of facts
which we understand have been made by Mr. Barney
President and in reply to the complaint of the French
Minister also laid before the President This is really
more troublesome question of diplomacy than nvov
ing points of high public Importance We regret both the
of enlargement between the two gentlemen and
the difficulty which it has caused at Washington. The
charges made against the Minister SUCH doubt
he will think proper to answer. r
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BY ship Hope the 4h inst in lat 81 o. Hong IS 49, bark Garland
Capt Mae Palermo bound to Network; supplied her with
visions and oil-reported all we'll
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SPOKEN

~ Steamship Mexico reporsteam propeller Raybun Cal
Kerr day Newoleans put into Galveston on the 9sd inst
distress, having broken her piston rod.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-26

mr DR.. DALTON has this day seceiyed some
genuine Those desiring protection from the loathoe
Small it by application to Dr.
D. at his office No. stairs d2o 2t9p
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FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs. G. s. A.
RoSERE and ST. Charles streets, No. 81
fessors of the noble Aart Of SelfDeience. NIL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-28
From DR.. Morrison to DR..
Sherman.

GALVESTON, Texa March II, 1852.
DEAR sRThe bearer of this Mr. Jackson badly uptued,
finds relief from the ordinary Tusses therefore
mend him for PATENT TRUSS being fully
superiority and of your ability adapt successfully in the
forms of Hernia. Respectfully, D. MORRISON, NJ. D.
To Mr. SHERMAN Neworleans
We daily receiving evidence like the following
JACKSON, Mss, March 1852.
DEAR SR1he boy John doing remarkably well
him down that have determined boyone
these badly upured Judge, yet
slider him with when work want
PATENT TRussEs and one of them (,he
yellow boy) have the Wash. The in years and
have him They the care of Mr.
Hart, who Will settle your BILL Respectfully,
10 DR. SHERMAN. WM. B. DOWNS.
ss This celebrated TRUSS and WASH only by tho Pro
pietor at his office, No. 10 ST. CHARLES STREET.
VS. MAXIM NAME AND NUMBER. apps WedFrMonltW
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Eabls Gala,

Remarkable No. y Charities street Is for the excel
lence of the fancy and staple dry goods sold there the
cheapness of prices demanded is truly surprising How
with the expenses that other establishments put
to- the propretors of No % manage to offer such in
JUDGEMENTS to purchasers matter of surprise to wiser
heads than Reader, do not ask you to read
these assertions without proof visit the store your
self.
If natures revolution speaks aloud.
In her graduation, hear her louder still.
Look through nature It is neat graduation all
By what minute degrees her scale ascends
Each middle nature Joined at each extreme,
To that above it, Joined to that beneath
The bosoms of shirts joined above to colarsbelow,
to the skirts. Talking about shirts reminds that
Leighton Co., 63 Canal street, sells capital like
wise collars under shirts and drawers The last
named articles in spite of yesterdays chness will
be wanted So purchase beforehand.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels,

CITY. Il Fooie, errek, Ill Longworth DR. Garrett
NJ Jones' Jones c; Geo Weymau Pittsburgh; Col McKown
and lady rssss Jones John Morrow O. Evans
Capt Shaw John Fisher steamer Beacon Coffee Ky
Johnson Wright lady and two servants CT Thayer,
En,oe and sereant. - ''4i : ~
HERANDA James E Hart, Bowles, Kay William
Davenport Val Dawson, Porter Ezze Tenn; Henry
Light Pal Beckhsm, Noble Gowen Mrs Hendricks and
servant Miss NJ Bledsaw Ala John DePa Clarke
Martin, Hunter Ga w Bremen yeksburg Nelson,
GoMMERciAL,.:.J Whicomb, la; Reser Ohio; D c
Cation, Boston: II flough, Y Gaian
Danl Snyder Adam Gaan shole Pa Chas McCoskey VIM
Marshall Patt Donasan, Ireland; Chas Cox, Vcksburg.
ARCADE. R Baker, Conner, Ala Little Va; Blunt
Huntsville Hser, W Todd servant NJ Sprigh
Miss. ~ = 7' | 7
ST. LOUIS. WIN Boyee, A Gerow, Wells Richard Ety. n
Hart, II Dennis, Ga C England John
Johnson Belfast, Ireland; A C Switzer, ST Louis
TUFTS C W Brown Adams, VIM Row, johnson,
kearns Edni Tenn PEBBLES, Robinson KY
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Bargains Bargains
DRY G DDS.
IS UHARTREs STREET.
GREAT Reduction IN PRICEsl
and wishing stock FANCY and STAPLE
DRY GOODS this offer them reduced pco
goods Of late styles md impot
Will be offered reduction from former prices
stock consists in part Of
Printed organdes Jacone. Blliaptes and Caulbl,
PRINTED Grenadines, Bareges and Tissues.
Plain and Broche Grenadines, Bareges and TissueH
Black and colored Plain and Brochd Silks
Plain Checked French and English Gnghams.
Hemsitched Tape bordred and Linen Hdks
Rich Embroidered Swiss and Jaconet Bands.
JaGone Swiss Edgng and Inserting
Real vslencennes glish Laees and lr5erng.
Pan and EmSradsred swiss and Null sin.iin.
Striped, Plaid and Figured Jaconet and Cambria.
Shirtng Linens, OF superior makes
Platilas Brtannias and Espitelles.
French and English pure Linen pTlliog
Ia, 81, lo4 Diapers, Dsmasks and Double pamasks
French Bene Table Sets and Napkins.
Long Lawn Linen Cambrics and Lenos
Broeh6, Linen and Muins for Bars.
Mosquito Netting, coor,d and white.
English and French Gauze Fannes.
Quilts, Dinites and Curtain Stuffs.
Embroidered Bobbinet and Muslin Curtains.
French, Ecgsh and American CalcOes.
Cotton sheeinga and shittng Of every description.
English and French Isle Thread Hose
English German Cotton Hose for Ladies and Children.
Mems White Brown Thread and Cotton Half Hose.
Men Wonens Gauze Alerno anj Cotton unisrshs
Men aud Boy.' Neck Hand rNhieis and Cmvats
IL and l.. nd Twled Osnaburgs Loweis
White Gray and Black I.nseys and Kerseys.
Cottonades Plaid Dumestics and Checks.
Madras and Plaid Bingham Handkerchief.
Buttons, Spool Cotton. Threads etc.. etc.
GIQUEL & JAMESON,
np27 5t2p 5 Clartrps
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Further by the Franklin.

NEWYoRK. AprlI z.
The Franklin left Liverpool the 18th on which day
there was very decided improvement in the Cotton mar
ket and the sales reached nearly ooo bales prices hay
lug taken turn against buyers On the 18TH the sales
amounted to 5000 bales the 18th 5000 and on the 10Th
II 600 bales of all of which 5000 bales were taken by
SPECTATORS and exporters. Wheat was firm The supply
Of Flour was moderate
The Money Market was very active. and all sorts of
securities were rapidly rising Consos had nearly reached
mar The Manchester trade was firm, and accounts of
trade generally in the interior satisfactory.
The steamer Washington had not arrived out when the
Franklin sailed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-28

Died:
On Sunday, April %, Bay St. Louis Miss JOHN EDWARD
infant OF DR.. o. L. Uhlhorn.
On Monday morning, April O'Clock, aged months
infant daughter of Edward ii. and Mary G. Wingnte.
ES- Wilmington IN, CO. Herald please copy
On Sunday night April o'clock short but painful
Illness DR.. JAMES Mickey of Terrsbonne parish, La,
On Monday morning. April %, haEpast o'clock EMILY c.
aged month"; infant daughter James
On Saturday. April Cholera Inantun, CAROLINE aged
months and daughter of Shelby Dane
On Monday, April STONE in the 6o.h wear of her
age widow Of Joseph W. Stone
On Monday morning April HOWARD aged MONTHS youngest
child Mrs Sarah and the late Franklin
Ut Cambridge, Boston and Detroit papers please copy.
On Monday April 49, Jackson Miss JOHN j. EuBANK
member Of the NewOrlenns Bar.
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MEADOWS SPANISH ENGLISH DcTioNARy, vol Thos.
Cowperthwait & Co., Philadelphia. 1852.
This dictionary has long maintained high reputation
the best English and Spanish, and Spanish and English
dictionary published The present edition has been care
fully revised the publishers deserve credit for the
celent STYLE firm binding and clear white of the copy
they have sent u.s. For the store of J. B. Steel 60
Camn street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-28

KossuTH IN BALTrMoREA correspondent of the Charles
Ion Mercury, writing from Baltimore says Mr., Kos.
suth passed throu III Baltimore Saturday quietly
did not condescend to stop aud shake hands. hut
went direct from depot to another Very well that
did. for he would have found no favor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-28

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. e. NrwoRLE ANS, April IS, 1882
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that Books
Of Subscription to the Capital Stock Of The NEW ORLEANS
JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY
open Company No. II Commercial Place. and
will and Mississippi
cordsnce with the seventh section Of the charter
II. S. BUCKNER, President pro tenn
JoHS CALHOUN, Secretory apps auss
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PARoDi's CoNcERr-This evening the gifted Parodi,
around whom revolve such brilliant musical stars Patti
Arnold Hauser and strakosch gives grand concert at
Armory Hall. The programme will be found in our ad
vertisiug columns to read 1t is to resolve to go Any
one Of the artists announced has merit sufficient to in-
Yite an oYarhnMjnr audience
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-28

EMleRArIoN WEsrwARp,-The st, Ii lis Republican pub
fishes statement from which appears that between the
10Th of April 1851 and the LIST of April 1852 nearly four
teen thousand immigrants arrived at that city,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-28

The U. S. STEAMER SAN observation-disclosures ha:
reached Washington of the arrival of the steamer sar
acnto the 18th of March, at Cadiz having left Nor
folk on the Sd of the month. She experienced
boiserous voyage and her engine disabled day.
before she reached Cadz. All were well on board
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-28

GB-NEwO ORLEANS TRoTTING AND PACING CLUB.
The subscribers those joining Association are
respectfully requested meet THIS AFTERNOON
o'clock the Metaire trans
acted, the undersigned requests full attendance.
r. W.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-28

RHFUsED.-The Paris Steele states that Pierre Bona
pare the cousin of Louis Napoleon has refused accept
the post Of Consul at Charleston with 900 francs year
which had been offered to him. Prince Pierre expected to
be SENATOR with the 10000 francs year that the Pre-
sdent of the Republic has the power of granting or at
least Councillor of State at 25 600 francs year and it
has excited much surprise that he is neither the
the other for although he member of the Noun.
TAIN in the National Assembly, he in open
tility to his cousin, the President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-28

Scorr IN BALrMoRE-The City Wing Convention or
dered letter from the Hon John Barney in which he
euogzed Fillmore and censured Scott to be returned
It's author
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-28

The LlGHr-HousE SYsrEM.-A memorial has been
adopted by the Philadelphia Board of Trade praying
Congress to place lighthouses and buoys under
lghtened system by establishing light house board
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sp tbs 4pfoplr's (p'arillp) aiue.
Steamboats, Passing.
~ ibs Southern lini


The steamers Ne Plus Ultra. Pawnee. Nashville Alton
aud Grenada passed here yesterday to Newoeans
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COOLIES FOR CuRA.-A contract has been made by an
English firm to import into Cuba eight hundred Chinese
coolies for agricultural aborers to be apprenced for
eight years at four dollars per month Five hundred Of
them, who imported into Havana some years ago,
have given great satisfaction.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-28

The CALIFORNIA TICKET FRAups.-The proceedings in
10th inst clearly implicate Mr. Corwine United States
Consul Panama in the affair of the tickets sold by
Hamilton for the ship Reindeer The have not yet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-28

FIRE AT DE1RoIT.--A destructive occurred in De-
troit on the 18th inst The office of Commercial Adj
vertser and several other buildings re destroyed Loss
about 600
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-28

VEro OF BANK Bhrs,--Goy Bigler, of Pennsylvania
has vetoed all the bank bills recently passed by the Legis
lature of that State
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-28

ALLEGED FRAup LAND WARRANT The trial of Wi
liam s. Brown of Michigan for forgin reasnry voucher
concluded at Washington, on ia 9th, and the jur
after being out two days unah agree, and we,
discharged by Judge Crawford, Thu, TODD eight for "a
quttal and four for conviction
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-28

New PEN.--The Gutta Percha Pt is the name of
article just introduced. They a composition o.
guta uRrcha and metal durable aA will not corrode
Those who have used them think Tn superior to any
other PEN and they eommended not required be
wiped after being used The gutta pei ha and metal
imported and they manutactu ed in this country
but we have not yet them O,,c old steel il
getting "duled up
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-28

We are indebted to Capt Sbsa of the schooner Bonta
for Vera Cruz papers of the ed inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-28

Thanks to the Southern Belle (Capt. Vontagens mag
nifcent boat and to the Cncinnatus late Ohio river
papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-28

Another STEAMBOAT ExpLosos.-l little steamer Col
King burst both her boilers at Chickaw the Tenues
see river few days ago. Strange say, nobody was
killed or even hurt by the explosion
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-28

THE SPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH-We by a notice in the
NewYork Tribune, that weekly paper devoted to
Spiritual Rappsm is about to make ii appearance in that
city and Brooklyn And the Trihun ntertans not the
least doubt that it will be cordial received by those
who interested in modern mysticu lhenOmena.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-28

Our readers afflicted with that tressing malady,
Hernia or Rupture. referred letters from Mr.,
Downs and DIR, Morrison to Dr. Sher who has become
eminent from his knowledge of and dc to that branch
If surgery well from the supe ity of his Patent
Truss and the effect of his Rupture ash in promoting
radical cures.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-28

.teaU Goods .felC Goods!
SHERMAN & PIERSON
~ Have received splendid of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
OF THE LATEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES,
towhch they invite the attention of purchasers.
BLACK MERlNo AND cASiMERETrE FROCKs.
new style FRENCH sACs.
DRAB and Fancy Cooel
BLACK ALPACA
SEERsUCKER AND INDIA PoNGEE
REAL STRIPED CHINA SILK
FANCY AND WHITE DRILL PANTALoONs.
NEW STYLE MARsELLEs VESTS.
Aisc, fine rtmen of SUMMER UNDER SHIRTS CRAyATS
GLOVES, SUBSCRIBERS, HALF HOSE etc. all offered
VERY Low PRICES ron CASH.
ED- Call and examine, Goods cheerfllly shown
SHERMAN u PIERSON'S.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-28

LEGISLATURE ApJoURNEp-The NewYork Legislature
adjourned the morning of the 17th after session Of
hundred and four days Nearly four hundred acts
were passed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-28

John Sergeant and Nathan Trottes Two OF the wealth.
lest citizens of Philadelphia y ILL on the 18th,
MS not to be expected to recover,