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, 1852-10-16

THE splendid new double engine STEAMSHIP
J. ILLINOIS, $500 tons H. J. Hartstein,
U. S. Navy Commander being now ready for ser
vice, will leave for Aspinwall, Navy Bay. direct,
on Monday, April 26th, at o'clock, p. M, pre-
csey, from her pier, at the foot of Warren street,
North River TO connect with the
, 1852-10-16

ONLY THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND
OREGON THROUGH TICKETS NOW FOR
SALE
, 1852-10-16

LEONARD SCOTT &c co., Publishes,
~ Fulton Street, entrance "a Gold ST. New Iork,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels,

ST LOUlS-W Brnmon, Cincinnati Webb Laouyrhc
IA; Dr senddey g Beatty ThbodaI. " Allen Coast VIM
La; Lyons cintoI Albert Pike Brady Pecantet,
La G w Hinton g Nj BowHtch North Carolina W Dean, II
Johnson N. Y. ~
vERANDA,T Richardson and servant Monitors and
Monson and VIM Robinson, Aapas; Phillips
Wiiamsen De sst9i Wawoh Wsworh, VIM sande on,
Ths F,esiand Horace or,her Perkins Dickson Bell f, DR.
VII Aexandsr Rodney Mis- Neale Latham B gh.nan
NC; Cudworth, Lowell Mass Wright lady, Mary
.ers, II Rotb Ia;R Brady, Ark ~ Estes o; Estes
Miss NJ Nuttal, w H Ballard, La.
ARCADEs Allen Texas Pitts St Louis, MITCHELL
Mo; Mill, NJ Wasting Parrish, Pond, Redhefer Miss; N
Sewart Ky.
TUFTS-M McGehee, Ark; W Sullivan, I'll, Con-
eern VIM Montgomery c6ncord Bogert Ohio; s zuntz
N o; W D Dougherty, Ala ~
CONT ST. yERANDA-G Jacobson Y; EB Sims Va " Robin
DR. Hirart John Garlk Amar Comeaux, beryie Capt
Monos Aitakapas DR. Benudriah Cafrolon Bognrt
Basque Jalbert, Berhouin, o; Kee Boweon fbo
dauX; r II Grnage, Grinage, DR. c Wape Houma.
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Muste ann tbr Drama.

Miss Charlotte Cushman to make her appearance at
the Holiday street Theatre Baltimore the 2d ult
Mrs, Haller in the play of the Stranger ~
Kate Hayes has made arrangements to give three
cert at Washington the 18TH 18th and 18th Of Janua
ry. She is now in NewYerk
The seguin Opera Troupe arc performing at the Ma
tional Theatre, Washington S.E %
Madame Anne Thillon and Mr.. Hurdare at the Howard
Atheneum, Boston.
Celeste is playing very successful engagement at the
National, Boston.
The first concert Of Mile Deele off at Meripoli-
tan Hail. Network on the 18th ult. The Herald thinks
her talents better suited to light Opera Comqe than to
the Concert Hail. The debutante however, well receiv
ed and warmly applauded. ,at .a-l
Mr.. Forrest is underlined at Broughams Lyceum New
York. a--' -..5 "I.r cd.
The Asor Place Opera House, to close the 22d,
with benefit to Max Maretzek.
Jenny Lind gave her farewell concert in Philadelphia
on the 10th
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

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hhd sugar HILL
70 Duhet Sono aes odsrTota ais bs molasses o.
hhds sugar. -
CONSIGNEES.
Per bark Arnn from NewYork-G HusenS Jarvis &co-A Hill
Ceok-Cienden Dameron-J Mc;regor &coKemett Dix 4
Neagle-John BaIi-U stebbn-soon Titus 6eo-C
Small NGfll tod { MooreAD Grief kro-J
Sawon &coJ Hobbs &eoA Cochran &coJ Ref &eo-A G
Bull aco-Payne IArsonWila Rawins- cofman 4ec
Hewessiekles &eoMagee. Kneasa &ecA Dunbar keoJ
Glenn &coE Stevens deo-J Lee 4eoA Monisyne &eoW
Bunnell-R &co--W Hamey dcoM &co-Ed
Turin-Wrigh, Williams Adams-Ha Kemp-M Gross
Mathews co-S NJ Johnston coGeo Foster &co-M Cadova
co-Sampson Keen--and order.
MEMORANDA.
SHIP AsroRKon the 6h u Capt Elliott the ship Tfrre
schooner ashore sambos Key and French Surveying
dering her asstanee-could make her &
PASSENGERS.
Per ship European from London4 in cabin 50 in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

BANK Issues BorDs AND MoRreAeEs.-Thc winding
up Of the James Bank in the State of NewYor recently
has demonstrated the fact that the security afforded by
mortgages on real estate not by any good
has been supposed to be- and that basis for
bank issues they entirely inadequate The real
estate mortgagcd by the James Bank to the Comptroller
of the State for $50536 when brought to the hammer
sold for $29475 leaving balance Of $2061 Of the issue
Of the bank unprovide for aud throwing this amount Of
loss the bill holders In the affairs of the Bank Of
New Rochelle the result has been experienced The
real estate under mortgage to the Comptroller was
$6O043 which, when Sold only realized $3 400 leaving
loss of $22e43 to be borne by the bill holders of this
institution
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01
TIE Hoe MAnxsr-rhe Louisville journal, of the 17tl

nlt. says:
The market is firm and prices have advanced We hear
of contract for upwards of GOO head at SO 60 and several
smaller lots at the For few hundred head Of very
choice. So 65 was offered.
The weather yesterday too cold for killing. One
house killed few hundred but compelled to suspend
operations. 5SSE ~
At Cincinnati yesterday sales of 1000 head made
81 84 TO- contract of 800 head at 81 T5 de-
liyerable on the LIST of January.
The GAINESVILLE (Tenn Jcersonan of Saturday. says:
There has been arrival of several thousand head of
hogs In the last two three days and the two slaughter
are in full operation Prices range from 81 90
to 81 25 .Lf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

The FIRE ANNiuLAroR.-The experiment with the Fire
Annihator which made in New York on the 1Sth,it
appears not very satisfactory but Mr. Phillips is out
in card stating that he shamefuly treated the
occasion He states that he intended to experiment first
upon small fire. and then large one-that he extin
gushed the flames in the building when they had reached
the second story after which the people rushed in, NAL
treated him and his men, and insisting upon burning the
house down, which they did.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


Saturday Morning, january 8, 1852. ~
But limited amount of business has been transacted
in market this week. rainy weather during portion
of the time and the intervention of New Years holiday
having effect in restricting operations The
slant failures Of the Eastern MAIL and the interruption
Geographic communication with the West have also had
unfayorabe influence upon trade in all its branches
The Cunard steamer Africa is in the fourteenth
day of her passage from Liverpool and her advices
about due by telegraph. -Hl
COTTON-Our market, which closed on Friday the 26th
u at decline of 103sc from the rates current in the
early part of the week. exhibited activity and firm
Saturday, the sales of which day reached fully
10000 bales at full prices This partly owing to the
reception the Canadas avices from which it appeared
that the Liverpool quotations had not been altered since
the departure of the previous steamer though slight
cline said to have occurred Immediately after how
ever the inquiry fell off somewhat though still the bust
of Monday Tuesday and Wednesday comprised
1000 bales, at abont previous rates. Thursday being
holiday not 600 bales disposed of while yester
day, though the 1sSsee steamers accounts due.
the sales fully 74OO bales making total tho week
Of $4,000 bales taken for England the Continent
Eastern ports In prices there is material change and
they close quite firmly at the subjoned quotations
The receipts at this ports since LIST September are 54 $40
bales against to date year. and at all the
United States ports there increase compared
with last year, of $3.50 bales.
ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. .......... 5O51S lMiddling Fair .7AMs
Ordinary 5a661sl Fair ..8Af0SA
naoa 4 Sooa ran re- GGs3s
: >A'' ~ ''''''''''''
AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton, bales. Tobacco hhds.
Stock on hand Sept l. 1851 .; s;s asi
=. previously. SIG 69s-54l54s 4ss4- 5oo1
IA oao 90 on
Exported past week $3.50 $50
previously. 9,Ol1=417,5so 1924 -2O0s4
Stock on hand not cleared. .,......13 9409 sI7Ts
mo-, .,oo
M 'ne'r appeafahce
'a my 'o mus
~. =. a.,l u 'erns IN prices ae
se ~ az " neen supneeo 10 curing
M ""1 w. "re now ~
noi iioseu -ew' i,uss szaeWe'a Lea, Inferior ana
common s7at0o'a rair ~ rihe o1afao; ohoice ana
'' s1I., .m o, M,'a ., 10
,, ~ We oeen qu'.e l'hi.ea
ouis va, oeo anu inouera'e inc SAFES
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

SECESSION ExpENsEs-The Natchez Courier says: The
expenses of the late secession movement in this State in
Guiding those attending the extra session Of the ega
trre In November 1850 the delegation to Nashville the
State Convention of November last printing expenses
etc, will hardly fall short of $4,000. Considerable
pense-perhaps nearly $100OOwas also imposed the
people of the various counties in conducting the election
of September last secessonm is rather expensive
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

WREcKEp-Thc ship British Queen, from Dublin for
EcwYor went ashore off Nantucket the night of the
Doth and at last accounts. likely to become total
wreck Steam tugs which where sent down to her took
off her and passengers-170 in number.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01
AUCTION SALES.
BY J. A. BEARD s. MAY, Auctioneers.
"WEDNESDAY, January a. 1880. and the


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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

RAIDRoAp AccIDEsr-Mr Wise, of Greenvillc, Ct, was
run over by the Worcester train Norwich on the
10th, and instantly Killed Railroad accidents in the
North aud East are becoming alarrnngly frequent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

PosTPoNEDThe demonstration in honor of the late j.
Fennimore Cooper, which to have taken place in
NewYork last week. has been postponed in CONSCIENCE
the inability of Mr. Webster to attend.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

DEDIcArIoN.--The Church of the Immaculate Concep
ton Catholic Church in Baltimore, dedicated
with imposing ceremonies on the 21st ult
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CRY,

Friday Evening; January q 1852
The arrivals during the past week have been unimpor
ant and scarcely so head of Beef Cattle with scant
supply of Hogs and Sheep, offering sale. No Veal
Cattle and but small stock of Mich Cows in market.
Prices at present are in accordance with the failure of
adequate receipts. unusually high. We quote
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

HEAVY LossThe recent destruction of the Patent Cor
dage factory in Williamsburg n " involves loss of
about 100000. The insurance amounts to $4,000.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

GEsERous.-Bates, of the st. Louis Theatre, recently
gave benefit to the poor of that city and the receipts
$40S rs, were handed over to the Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

PHILADELPHIA MoRALs-The local columns of the
Ledger Of the 23d says:
within the past forty EIGHT hours Alderman of the
District Of Southwark has been arrested for drunkenness
and dsorderly conduct in the street member Of the
bar taken to the Hospital seriously hurt by fall in the
street, while intoxicated and young man. formerly
candidate for the Legislature fined by the Mayor for
drunkenness which has lately become habtual to him.
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MARSHAL souLr.-This gallant and distinguished officer.
the last survivor of Napoeons Marha died ct Paris
the 18th of November in the SD year of his age. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

The FoRREsr DIVORCE CAsE.-The Northern papers
contain the proceedings in this the I'D ut Nearly
the whole day occupied with taking the testimony Of
Mrs. Anna Flowers, who formerly servant in Mr.
Forests family butsubsequenty resided in NewOreans
She is resident Of Texas The indecacy of the de-
tails Of this witnesses evidenced such that of respect
to lady readers omit them. The witness by her
testimony makes out very bad character for herself
and shows that of Mrs Forrest have been but little
an hotter
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

RisSe.-!The Pine Bluff (Ark) Republican reports a
rise of four feet in the Arkansas river at Van Buren,
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT
Saturday Morning. January ., 1867
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
s. s s,s ss ps
M Hroass na Bso. ST St jaso
S 81, ~ Il. Si fss;sss, HssIsy
sshr eSpoia BaEsn sys' Apsiaeo Rogers ss
eli. s.... Ill.,, CLEARED THURSDAY. ,n,u.,...
SEX ss Ss.1 ey st sS
ze ARRIVED.
Ship European Whitney, 40 days from London. Whitney &co
ss T Iss 5 Msss s
sss sass Sn Wo day. Iss 5
ssf sfs s ISL a. e t. n M"
/, sa Steamboats,. '5.g
a aass b@ Rsss, is as sslssssTfs Ala
s'isss sssf. WHIT s$ Essssx Canal
R Rssaasa DAYS. ys,,s from Memphis sn, s. r.
Tssss h. E,nsss: glsisssss Hssaaass
ors saa, Hs rs'i ito ,1sl si stse.s
Nv I,ssaa spass Iron from hB sen Rouge
3 ss;s; wi;:s sy 81, ,.sT bssas.ss9s.
ra'GSs a %hnsy from the down ghhrought up
Hs s s ~ up ships Euro
Below--Coming Up,
L. sehr Mary Ellen, from Tampieo., a,' ---
HANREr-Per ship Alountaneer 2410 bales cotton
LiVERPoOL-Pers ship Susan Hinka 5000 bales ceom.
HAVANA-Per bark Laurens 55s tons coal.
BRAZ0S ST JAGOPe brig Brownsville 500 -four
hhds tobacco $50 bss 100 candles 100 hhds
MALoRcAfer brig Leaad 43 bales cotton, 1000
soap and sundries. ' = "
schr Diamond 100 Hour whis
pork, 200 SKIS corn, 20 do coffee. l7T'
sehr Ella: 50 bb pork 900 10 10 coffee
rENsACoLAPer sebr Lois; 100 bbs -four whisky, ~ pork
shr ChpoIa e5 bbls Hour is do whisky
o' 10 100 Dolls oo hs bbs moasses 81 hhds do bacon
GkAfioWNPer scar NJ Sears bbls -four 100 potatoe,'
$50 kegs lard, 30 do butter, $50 boxes wine, etc.
siLSl5Ez IS Sc IMPORTS. ss5G3st
ship European: Pkga Ckerai.
do lidemeeker &co do E Gco-l do McouraI ELL ID
TuIpn-l do HneslI do p Whitney Geoi95 csks bier il
hampers potatoes Capt Whitney. - III = Y
BosToN-Per ship Trrell: $50 tons ice Stanton &eo
NEW YoRK-Psr bark Aron Assorted ndse
BoSToN-Per bark Aqnila ice to Stanton &cos
BRAZos-Per schr Susan: Hides and wool to order.
BRAzOS-Per sehr Alderman: 1850 3ides to order,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

Fatal ACCIDENTAL New York, on the ed ut, Henry
Brown Charles Moore and John Henry engaged in erect
scaold the steeple Of Church In Sixth street.
preciptated 90 feet the scafod giving way Brown
killed instantly and Henry badly injured Moore saved
himself by clinging to the window
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

ORLEANS THEATRE Saturday evening.
CAID. Ellie EST FOLLE Vaudeville in acts. ~
Efr Performance to quarter TO O'Clock
DLACIDES VARIETIES, Gravier street.
L. SATURDAY EVENING, january 3To with the
Gomedistta of NEW YEARS HoLYpAy.d Quick Mr., Johnston
Elizabeth Mrs Reeves After which, the Ballet of KErY The
Eytravaganzn OF JEEIs-Rng Ont Gingerbread,
Emerald, Mr.. Reeves Queen, N Fifela
Mrs Howard Ldopetta Miss Murray Benevoena Ms Reeves
ct. CHARLES THEATRE-Farewell Benefit
~ Of Miss JIA BENNETT o. which esason distinguished
qsssion Claude slSte January
Fassr Pauline Miss julia Bennett. After which Gomedy in
Perry issrdo Sloan; Donna yoan.e, Jua
t5s- night, BENEFIT OF Mr. SLOAN. a.ss
STUART, late Of the Hison for nights.
nAN RICEs CIRCUS, on St. Charles street,
opposite great GREAT EQUESTRIAN CORPS
Equestrian and Aeroha talent than other
EVENING and EVERY SATURDAY at 10 O'Clock
& Doors Mt halfpas! 6; ut O'Clock.
Box Office from 10 until o'clock where cars
the Dress Circle be secured, and where bills be for
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

A HOUSE Blown Ur.--Mr. George Ralston. of Kings
Creek Hancock county Va few days ago purchased
placed it in his cellar for safe keeping During his alb
his little aged six years not being Of the
consequences applied torch to the keg and instantly
the whole building blown to atoms and the boy with
another child killed. and ten others seriously injured
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SefIfna on to More.

CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASS, LAMPS, easay'
TABLE CUTLERY etc. etc. &3AA
The subscribers having resolved the will V
from this date offer their entire stock large reduction price -
CASH. The following the leading articles
GILT PAINTED TEA SETS VASES, MUGS, CANDLE
STICKS, etc. r.-a---l.. ~ @-s
FRENCH AND IRON STONE CHINA, by the piece OF
CUT AND PRESSED DECANTERs, TuaIBLERs WINES DISHES
LAMPS Of all kinds TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS, JAPASNFD
TRAYS. PA
SILVER PLATED CAsToRs, FORKS SPOONS, etc. -a
BRITANNIA AND BLOCK TIN GOODS of all kinds.
Also extensive COMMON CR0CKERY and GLASS
WARE for country trade. ~.
~ We the particular attention Of House Hotel Keepers,
mined TO clear stock by the LIST July
and they may expect bargains. P n. FELL & CO.,
d.7 2m3p ~ 81 Common street, near Camp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

MICHAEL BRADY VS.. MARY MYERS. No. 1905.
by VIRTUE of a writ Of seizure, and by con-
~ partes will sell public sale SATURDAY, january
1851 ~ O'Clock warehouse, Rarcuns Podas
LOT OF FURNITURE consisting of Aois Besteaas Bedding
Chairs, Kitchen Utensils =
Seized in the above suit. EE- Terms cash
d31 81 jan3 GEORGE +. PEARSON, Constable.
SECOND JusrcE's CouHrJ. EAGER CO H. ]. BAER CO.
oFNRw0RLEASs. IL ~ .tz4.l No. 1880 44'i @ss
pY VIRTUE of a writ of feri facias to me
directed Winter
parish Orleans proceed public ancio
Arcade Magazine street. january,
1s5 o'clock ~
Al.the rights titles II. H
individually the suit of H. j. Bear Co. George Price
pepng the Fourth District Court Of Newrans, docket No.
a6es Of said Court. .4lf pNf
Seized in the above suit. Terms cash.
jan3 H GEORGE r. PEARSON, Constable. j.
sKcosn Jrs1soK's corar WILLIAM MsuLLocK AMELIA
OF Nry0nLFASs. TUCKER, f. W. No. l3,23s-
Icy VIRTUE Of n writ of feri facias to me
directed the Hon. j. Winter, Second Justice of the Peace
Orleans, proceed public
FRIDAY day January o'clock
One MAHOGANY ARMolR MAHOGANY RET)STRA nasl
BEDDING, MAHOGANY BUREAU, and two MAHOGANY
W.lSiSTANDS, 15A5s7
Seized IN the nbove suit
Tnrms-Caskj jas S l6 GEO F. PEARSON, Constable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

ARRIVAL OF KossurH IN PHILADELPHlA.-GRAND REcEr-
Tios.-Pladelpha, Dec. 24-Kossuth arrived here this
the procession by large number of societies, Germans
and others-who with banners music etc. presented
imposing appearance
Kosuh will review the military before the procession
moves After the procession he will be welcomed at In
dependence Hall by the Mayor to which he will respond
in appropriate address-to be delivered in Independence
Square.
grand Corporation dinner will be given in his honor
at the United States Hotel tonight
The procession is now moving.
SAILING OF THE NIAaARA.-Roston Dec A-The steamer
Niagara sailed to-day with Is passengers and 100000 in
sDecie for Ijyeruon f'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01
N;Otice to Builders.

:
~ Nos II and 10 Congton landing New Basin, Agent for the
BAGDD MILLS has been authorized to put the of DRESSED
YELLOW PINE FLOORING CEILING AND WEATHER BOARD
ING at tle following rates in the Yard
For IN in Marrow Dressed Clear Flooring, tongred
and gooved Galleries. 1000 feet.
For ~ in. Narrow Dressed good Merelnntabls Floor
tongued and gooved.. 20 90 -
For TX in. Wide Dressed good Mcrchantabls Floor
tongued grooved. II 90
For ~ in. Wide Dressed good Merchanale Floor l,
square edge II 30 - :
For " in. Marrow Dressed good Merchantable Floor +
q $3.50.
For y H. Narrow Dressed good Merrhantablc Cell 3Ss
ing, tongued and grooved. Ia 90
For Is in Wide Dressed good Merchnntable Ceiling
ongusd and grooved II 90
Dressed Weatherbonrds ................ 90
EHRNIslIES SASH, BLINDS, PANEL DOORS, MoULDINGs,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

GoLp-The thermometer at Independence, Mo-. on the
18th ut, stood at Udegtres
the 10th, degrees below The Missouri river is
completely blocked up with ice The Kentucky river is
frozen over t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

SxATNc.The Louisville Democrat of the 18th ultimo
says the boys amusing themselves the day previous
by skating the river not witnessed there in
many years III
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01
Secure OF srn4npoArs.-The St. Louis 1ntelligencer


Some twelve fifteen steamboats, belonging to this port
seized yesterday by U. s. Marshal Twitche for
failure to their license The law makes it
obligatory upon all steamboats, to their papers
year and axes penalty of $500 for any failure to
ply one half of which goes to the informant. F+5
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NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET.

CORRECTED DAILY BY W. W. WHITE l. CO.,
Exchange Office % Camp street Of Common street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

eighth and quarter casks Ma
wv dera quarter Port CAret ssle by
dss i. W. ARTHUR CO., % and - Nswisvss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

CospTros OF LArAYErTE--Thomas Tucker, ESD, Comp
troer of Lafayette has furnished the following state
ent showing the condition of the finances of that city
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

Y Floor Managers.
Tickets Two DoarsFor sale by the Committee Of Invitation;
also, the Book Music Stores. ne4eMial dtas
nANCTNG ACADEMY. MR.. P. CHS IN
IL sEY respectfully informs the Ladies' and Gentlemen Of -
Neworeana that his Dancing academy now open at No.
CaIondelet
where he vogue.
Glass gentlemen from hapas till 10, every night.
the head entirely in walzng, MIA 3m
FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs. G. s. A.
ROSIERE Common St. Charles Streets No. 81 Pro-
fessors Of the noble Aarto of
GREAT EXCITEMENT.-The celebrated Mime
~ LAMONT Barnnrns NewYork has returned
Biloxi holds her daily
residence ia Carondeet street. between Pdo and Poydras
Revelations the most scientific principles Of Phnoogy and PALMS
Lind during her in the wonder and
excitement wherever known The long resdenee Madame Lamont
advantage knowledge possessed country
having law pending will find 10 their advan
tnGe give her call. sl,' sst Cd
this city being limited, she hns her
to ladies' and One Dollar gentlemen. nS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

DITCH, Ete.--200 barrels Wilmington Pitch,
377 barrels Wilmington Rosn landing and for sale by
do JOHN HAYMAS CO. 9s Magazine II Red Stores