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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-08
THE Congo tss,oNsi. DINaER TO
hB~~t tJi.

THE CuNGR tsstoNsL DINaER TO
hD~Nt ~.
Hhsnlv"r">. T'ur-day Ian. 9Th
A. " ciock this evening, 2cj guests
~ down to The { congregational dinner
80 h',-uih. Ilpu William X. ku.
prc,iJrd. ON h. night sat ku,,nlh.
and next 10 ilm Nr En,d Hon.
Dan,i H'L'i-r AT ou tive left Of Nv.
knG. The room va. iasteiuily deco.
rated with the hAei Of The United
N"u--. Hungary. England. Turkey,
AID l. rance. StNcr.i marine band,
wrrr ~ ai,cnd,rc, and di,coursrd de
hsht'ui music
Al 4lnricrp'st eight, the iadic- ra
tered, filing the room. rhe Ir.liar
i"'s'' wer" immediately gwen.
First Ia" President Of The rit.d 5 axes
ms Was briefly responded TO bv the
'A"cn''Nr head Of the Del artment..
Second, the Judiciary
Hr>pondc to hy Judge WAYNE.
lhId the Navy, made VI, .,rious IN CAV.
"g l.cl'y t. the ti'onrIn cllri
Responded 10 by NJ. stanton.
Tourjh -- he army 80 s,la,u. ko,,n.h,
has aiird gI"rj 10 II, cJuriry.
Mr.. >a~l.d, responded. The next
toast vas:
nN' Hungary tar play IN her strnt,r
Tor I""ftN. limm,ns applause
IL 'N>n'I1 in his SPEECH in ILL.,, res
r"'>r 10 tins toast said: As Cincas
Stood IH"rg H." S,n.to,s Of Rome.
which contributed the world. lLu., tu
"t reverence and admiration. he stood
among ihr Legislators of the new Cap
liol, whiIhcr the spirit of the old C.pi.
tot had fled. lie conlrnst-d tie UiJ
World with the New, a ID, in ,urpri.iny
fioI"rhcr. portrayed the exalted his.
'"'Ical character of the Hungarian p,o.
pie.
lie then alluded 10 the splendid CA.
re"r OF he Uniltd States, aud said
they had conquered more. in a few
years, 10y principle, than Rome had in
ceniuIr>, by ARM that ci.e priocjpIr>
OF 'h'' republic were destined to con-
qnrr 'hr world. III, hope Tor Eurnre
wa MOI IL constellation, hui IA tic con-
federation 70 ~'n'"- ike our>--iur that
tar play wa Indispensable tApplausrJ
We bad it not il Europe.
Mr.. Clay, said k",,urii, unboundrd
applause ihilry year, aga. aid thai Pa.
rs was transferred to II p,tor.hur.h.
" hat say yuu now II lIiJ that - p,t-
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-08

Sow ~ rur Sotgn A. ".
nrl,a"'. "n toe iS,', o.. ,lrr va !.
:. shi lt.l If snow. wh,cl,. 10, i',.,,-,
.ys, frightened some # ~, ,Lna,..
woo had never before seen lhc a.,...
hI!' rut ot thtir wits.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-08
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-08
New York Weekly Tribune

VI, ~ o. hsi q, y i'i0 J er~ineiuetes
VI We by o.! PITY 1" = Ia & sos en-
before tbs I.to' tclfut,y
i'4tari. f.. g,t l.1.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-08

tAsIIoAAsLL.-Mlam yolr .hawis
l!aes'". "a The ms. Wei, ,apro.a
- 3, i.-'' .. Fisi'c-st'-
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-08

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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-12-31
rbe close 81 me year 1889.

Countless years have ended, as vii
,his before to-moHow's sun, without
leaving a mark to tell they have been
save the furrsws which indsnt the brows'
and the channels Of grief which wea'
into The hcar,s Of thousands, soon 10 pass
from existence as unmarked az the years
that have preceded them. Men have
watched the swift fight Of Time, and
unused on life, the great mystery nnsolved
and unso!yabls this side Of Eternity
since first creation began; and the
watcher and thinker, like the years, have
bsen swept into oblivion,
aAlike unknowing and unknown"
And sill Time ia, and he is not.
Ills a!mosi foolish aim this struggle
sas Pogrsss, !or Perfection, for Mans
EIeyaiien. YET tho irss lover Of bis
kind continues 10 roll up the hill side the
rock Of Truth, conscious that for him, il
II has an onward progress, it is so slo~
sha, /. is only discernabls in the lapse Of
ages, which mark, the life time Of nations,
bu. which whslm generations unnoiiced
IN the lazy,if onward, tide. Glrard
deserved ,bo blessings Of mankind, for
bis noble declaration, ,ha, be would con
.inus 10 plant beautiful trees, and those
which bore inviting and grateful fruit, i
he knew he must die tomorrow, because
.oms one would be rendered happy BY
II when worms had banqusi,ed on all
Thai there was mortal Of him. The idea
.of lis act and declaration is the true one
.of rsnuine progress--aoi selfish, ao'
"a "a +
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-12-31

animal nature, the npbler spiriiuqlism,
The glorious ideal found in every human
heart is guiding us, 70 q life, which if
forgotten By men, is worthy Of the image
of Divinity in which we have been
created In the performance Of ever
virtue and every duty, in the cultivation
Of noble aspirations, in the development
Of ihs nobler powers Of the soul, is The
completion Of that existence which rises
superior to years, 10 the mutations O.
Time, and which is worthy Of the dura-
iion Of ofElerniiy.
n is not in Temples Of humsn hands,
,r in outward forms Of religious faith that
life is bes, lived. God can be worshipped
in the great Temple Of bis own creation,
under the unsurpassable brightness Of
tho sunshine he has made, OF below the
gaze OF those glorious and ever beautiful
stars which gem the dome Of Earth's
true Temple forever. Every where He
may be worshipped, and he is best SO, BY
life in accordance with all His Laws,
and al Ills Teachings, Natural and
| Revealed. For soon the years steal
from Us, close upoR our vision, and the
wealth, tho fame, the place, and the
power achieved on earth are gene form us
fore ger.
But the year is fast passing away
| 1859 win return no more 10 US or Time
forever. A few short hours and il vii
be merged in new year, full Of promise
as that so soon 10 pass; and 10 be sue
ceeded by disappointment BY thousands
as prea, as has been sadly reaped in the
Present. Let US all make self spoken
VOW 10 our own souls--ihat in that which
is so soon to come we will deal kindliel
with our neighbor--more generous &c
others failings, more forgiving 70 ianciec
and real wrongs, and more just 10 all
that we will strive 10 be more social
more noble in all things, and moro fl 4
triumph over the Grave which for US il
tho Goal Of Time, and the close Of al
, our Years.
Thus il will be wise to fesolve; wise
still to keep the resolution.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-12-31

GRAHAx's MAGAZINE, for January,
Iss2.--This is most beautiful number
sfoua Of the bes. conducted Magazines
On his con,irsn, or il Europe. ltisa
s,uly American wo:k, embracing the
writings ofa portion Of the very bo', and
mosi accomplished American writers. .
/, i besides beautifully embslIishsd.
Each number furnishing engravings alone
worth liz cost. The Magazine can bs
seen al our Office
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-12-31

BnIpeR ovRR THE MAUMEE.- Years
ago, before much Of the Northwest lands
On The Maumee were sold, the Board o.
public Works declared a design si.bert 70
eonv,rucl a side cut along tho Maumee
II Bridge il !. Napoleon, Henry coan'y,
Ohio. This promise bciag circulated
aided sales largely. Since then nothing
has been heard Of sids Cut OF Bridge,
Mr. Haly has introduced Bill into sh,
House, to carry out the promises nnd
faith then pledged for tho completion o
this very necessary work. We trust he
will succeed.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-12-31

az We have read Mr. Brsslin's reply
\ 10 lie Repor, of the Sinking Fund Com
missioneSs. lis exceedingly well writ
len. and does ercdi. 10 the ability OF The
STATE Treasurer. ], explains sorno mat
,.r. b., leaves Us vary much in Tho
DARK about the Treasuror's conduc. IN
relation to Banking Institutions, the only
moterisI matter in our Judgment in the
controversy; though upon this part o'
The suhjsc, il maksla partial showing
bui no, . complete answer.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-12-31

az A gen,lsmaa from Dsh.ncs states
a., I dspuia,ion from the MichiTan and
DAYTON Railroad Company's Directory,
yisi,sd thai place last week to learn Z
The Road could take that direction with
advantage 10 The CompapS's funds. We
did NOT learn whc, was tho result, and
~ understand The road is not lscated
thus al beyond Troy. in Miami county
though il probably soon will be.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-12-31

~ Mi Haley has introduced into the
Ohio House of Representatives : well
I;o.s,.d Bill for iAs distribution Of the
Laws and JeuEnals.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-12-31
WAsH1NeroN, December 8, 1853.

NAPoLEoN AND WELLINGTuN.-A the
battle Of Dresden, Napoleon perceived
group Of distinguished officers tide up TO
conspicuous point, where they paused
and appeared to be making reconnois-
sance Pointing to the place. he called
oui to the officer directing battery Of
artillery close at hand, '.Jetez moi 1ns
douSaine de boulets, Ia, Ia fois! Ity&
peut-alrs quelques petits gsn6rau5 -
.Throw dozen Of bullets yonder, alsat
once. There are, perhaps, some little
generals among ihem.n Hessa obsyed,
and Moreauawas killed. At Waterloo,
the colonel commanding tho British artik
lrr, observed to the Duke, u have got
the exact range Of the spot where Bono.
parte and his staG are standing. If yeuE
grace will allow me, think can pick
some Of them off" "No, no." replied
he, "generals in chief have something
else to do 10 greet battle besides firing
al each olher.' a 'sa 9s'ag
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-12-31

The N. Y. Courier thinks the world
has been greatly mistaken in the char
acier Of Louis Napoleon, and iha, the
world is beginning 10 find il OUT. In the
course Of its remarks, the Courier says:
at so happened. that when in the
winter OF 1886, he landed in this city
from, Brazil, where he had been exiled
BY LOUIS PHILIPPE, we we're the, first
acquaintance he made 10 this country;
and his FIRST evening in the United States.
was spent AZ our table in company with
General Scott and other guests. This
circumstance was the cause Of our seeing
much Of him while in this country: and
we subsequently, saw much Of him in
London. The result Of our intercourse, /,
was conviction, that he was man Of
far greater talent than the word gave
him credit for, and thai considering the.
peculiar character Of The French people,
Il was impossible 10 predic, his fuiure.
There was one man in England however,
who foresaw and predicted The future Of
Louis Napoleon, and ,ha, man was the
late Sir Robert Peel. He saw more Of
the exile than any Of the Statesmen Of
England; and he no. only declared him
10 Be man Of extraordinary talent; but
boldly predicted, that if be lived he 'rould
inevitably be at the head Of Me French
nation. And whc,heri il was TO propitiate
his friendship for England, OF because Of
the pleasure be derived from intercourse
with him, il is certain that Sir Robert
Peel war extremely kind 10 Louis Napo-
leon; and would, fIiving, have exercised
a good influence on the relations here.
afts, 10 exist between the fnture Emperor
Of the Frsnch and the Government Of
England"
WoMAN's RIeHTs.--"WiIl you please
to permit lady 10 occupy this seatP'
said gentleman 10 smother, the other
day, in railroad car. "Is she an advo-
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-12-31

WoMAN's RIeHrs. s.--."WiIl you please
to permit lady 10 occupy this sea,s"
said gentleman 10 smother, the other
day, in railroad car. "Is she an advo-
cate Of woman's righisf'' asked the gen
ileman who was invited 10 syacate." -
.She is," replied he who was stand
ing. "Well then lei her take the
benefit ether doctrines and stand up
Nep York Dag Book.
The above specimen Of boorish rude
ness has been very generally copied, and
commended by The press, This looks
like an attempt 10 frighten instead Of per-
suadiDe the ladies out Of their noiions,
ii regard 10 an extension oftheir politi-
cal rights. As for tho Iman," who made
The reply, he could no doubt have found
some other excuse for his seliahness,
had OF this occurred 10 him. Such CON
duct, lei ,he lady's opinions have been
what they may, is the ma,k Of any thing
but gentleman. While we take no
ground on the question Of .'Woman's
Rights" we think il most despicabIe 10
dcny the courtcsies Of life 10 those with
whom we disagree on politica! OF social
queslions. Enar will never be put down
| BY such arguments. Toledo Republican
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-12-31

AeFUL DEATH WHsRE rs THE RE-
~ NslBILrrY On yesterday morning,
says The Cincinnati Goze,le Of the 10Th,
black man was found dead in a corn
field nea, Hamilton. From the fact that
he was no, recognized BY any Of the
Iciiigans, and that slape buAicrs passed
through The place few days since, il il
supposed thar he was fugitive slave,
and had bid whore he was found, ia
cscspe detection. Il is thought thal
cold, exposure and hunger, wers the
causes which produced bis dsath.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-17
Worlds Safe Company. j.

tHE attention OF the public is called to the
utility and superiority Of these Safes all oths Our Sa
are made on entire principle We 6rs. form
sien chilling liquid metal making irmpsns
tae the ehael drill capable of reng bo~sf
aledge To the scientific Il only necessary say, Mature
Mechanic she leaves bolts sap. for the
nous burglar with perhaps e effort than required
put Neither element make mpres
hesitate saying these Safes secured with Li
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANI
LOCKS the really depository money
se further .sci, any the popu
often brokenin into, as experience has demonstrated.
This Company urnBh SAFES
BANK YACHTS Of Sizes for Banking Institutions
Fms and tndvduasa which will be Drill Powde
Proof, when secured with Lllie's Bank Locks. -
eampe of.hs above Safes and Locks together With Nswe
Parautnpto Bsnh Lock- the
10. '. r. pETFFE E%mns tveAt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-17

81 unminpo - 49,. ~. ~. ...., .....,,, : "a =
GoFFEE-fis aaket is quite frn for iii Kinds tn sok Of ST.
Domingo a' and further selts o .s9 nnE sse Java
morrow By atctfoo ~ bags ST. Dnmngo a 7c u b. cash
lAfohis PROM 'ANoAR1 ~ NNnssH Il 1881
1sl'i.4 14s 9 20:
o al ~ ,mn e., w * S q nsa A. 81 cor me-
qua los, moS In 1000
fher nj Tlo for cargo and l2lae for Esme six
Lac Al disp.sd q
The sa. 1sys !. Z \ sl2 Gs,a s or ~ s5@ f.
held 1t 81 b. coda cSnup in good deapd and prices as
Taks bring 40 and Pollock 10 SO ~ L. .ut nddk in
marset 10 ees Newfoundland alnon sid at se 5oGa rs m
cash Als~vs' are selling at 50 Is ebs.
1000 bales q. our quotators: ~
Atlantic. Florida Other Gulf Pts
Inferior. none.
Mid. Low to Good. sg s& " s9s s5s 10 Ok! ez, lo4
SUGARsaes of S5j hhds Sugar at 494A Musovado and
'tofFEE--sales of 200 bags Rio Coffee at ss@s&.
@ Of HID ke tn e tp os At sc b.
s SIS a5 30 for Southern, the market closing
better 4, feeling Il. nj, -, a.. .. :. ,o,o
scoRN-.stys with better ssns and sales $4,000 bushels at
WHISKY -Fnms, with sales Of 900 tll, Ohio
PoRka better d win sails of 400 bSA at ss 9S@ls 20
BEEF-Fm with snesot 200 b NJ So nj sSl3 &c. Beef Hams
are hsaSy, wi b = sof 100 ee BE Il pa ~ ,,>aO
L fI9.5; viii al Of sso 66s at g 1885,
" sses e q 800
and ve and continued TO the ose tv first Board Sale Of
sEeosp market opened with less h1yanGy and more
~ Erie ri road to &c. Sales Northern Indiana SlS4 being
ceded If 20 sharts s5 kiog total dee
Of W Y shars on the Gios'g price o. y,seday.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-17

bbl butter hhds pork Ksepio bb tongue.
km pigs feet 30 bbls whky esadn &eoso do Savage
butter ss bs he,s, Wright &eos d. ArSss lows
snndes to Snids-JJ AdamT Twiehe &co-G Giveas--
Shrot shire Son-apd order.
CSCiNNATI-Psr 1856 cheese
1o do buiis g DO s. feet Doon DO IS half bb
bbls is hf do pork h do beef Kesp1i bbs whisky
AoiGo do 40 h do hbi wsy .. do gin DePuya
empty ba Dugesa kes IF bbs lard oil 10
do Wright
kegs do Dater6 hbds ham. pork shniz
addento bbls -four 50 trs choose
50 do starch % keg butter % b whaky Grief
1852 1888 do IN hhda kee
95 do Is hf tbs
13 btls apples snd sundrios to
CINCTNNATper Ohio 12s bbs po qs1 ayd do
Intte, o boxes eheess seeeomb yoorh.s9Oo bb
Wright deobD reels fogcrkl11 bbis
poweiais bids hams Whiiock24 bbls whisky
US 90 do Is do lard 2s do -four cs Tay
Tor Cnsly4a es hams "a bbls
900 do s73 DO beef yoae o*e9 ito bbs lard
&co-sundres "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-17
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

RECElPTS OF
81 s!f. ss;'es Rssf8
g ssos fsRa s Dsnfs s aso s Pas
ts As oyss b sie s s the Do Fer
nh S ~ s nSs do s paEss
Il mslhsSss do S's''' As'a johnson A'
& % Ssw F bales se'tGa B
osty HAwkin.s do Bsloeqss Brand Landry,s de
sy Avsss 81
50 20 II st 81 o. s % h s; bel
N "a is1 d 10 Dc 80 DE- x bids s ss
TT Aydei hid Ibis Angpstn Thibau7
LAFouRcHErr steamer Pr Ha.sy 100 hhSs $" bis
f 9 rs AyS 81 3D. d. oasssa S mos w
- h, s DBL n? ao - do
p.ss Iss ass. E snsa ks,
49, soSq easspssl
Kemp ."N'-'
a Gem ~ bales cotton coIps hse
il n " sssls:
wa Ses' ssS as i;
% Psassi Ray Thanp
e. 80 $sss s
fss,; Dsassaa Po%;sy w.
ss AHi 3sen bss 1%sn
"a order-Ta tai 1889 bales.
':' Es IT, ss' ;s;'
1'S"ss' %te' fs 'rash
s;Ss stSsf
he Ss se5 kss s Rs s. snh Iss
re- $soI% s,, s,st cherry Hsaasr':n
Mng @eGy-li Tasaa"c asogsl hidta Gray Camp.
bsll-l5 40 AID
'$ %:%S 81 $ s;:: sss9
81 nr son ass'' do sss %
2'sy @sa PAYNE FL # sas.d hss
I9AJ wIts sso2 F,e.oe pos,sr s il Hlosdo
e. i III Flew, ~ G,rs oTs. as0
ss sn s bale. so2 s5,x
n STs s ~ maj. . seo1 Al $se
sass Aasa.
se. s s as
DC" ka sa ss s4 a g e Rssas
XIX vrsas os I's h
s' "a"
saea soods dsoss, Cherry Israesss sS
ssn eG s'?s nses{
s sse II do u
sss's. srf" .se
s DSss, ss slss1
& $5$: /;
Male c dc Ds Sfa4S otsro
10 Kponrrsr Mary Foley SO hh,. Dbl.
tsF s. TEss Ice DO 9 ss
Ass@ sPsy
s;;a PsE3n {: :: s':ss
s.s $sa ry1s st s s'Fs
e n"ed
And ann M, ssgs tsn
Mscoass,i paSsIi Ssss TMsaasy,'e& LnonW Jackson
asn "i1s s% s D's''''S'''y Gree" @s'v
yAzoo s.s sss su
osssy aswki s. s. Ts,sn Sseie,
HsSss f Ps'Ess
% n lsss ne sse
Ar sSSs Henderson a H Psse .'"snsA" ~S'4' Lee
"a assy s IT, vii: ss.s9 Ffl
9 asea s f p hr Sraas Ga
& s+sASs as'
ss s 41s @ssas
Ss; ssS zssn sse @ Mss ss.e
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o2 Msslahoa Q hslson %ss, eorron Bros, Nor
81
II %ss.si hsyss
?. hhds ontsomery6o bb moasses Rot hford-5
M do 33 hhds Shift Fea Donegnn 6co30 do
Dg-loa Pl usan &co5o bbs moas Rocheeau o2 do do
Cootse-b hi do 4 Gerard &eo-7s SKIS rice to order =
LAFOURCHE Pearl; l6 hhds W d urquha
6 10 i il! ssa.... ss y ai: .ass 8
eassas Lob Cha pnerlC 20 rs do Cherry Hende,o, aeo9
nlls moasss Blocql4 do Duhst SonTotal 100 hhds
| talee-sunaries order
WA'HINGToNPer steamer Ophela ss hhds % hides
Belocqs9 obt ChapAnier Gourdan ker33 Buchanno
Co &so1 40 Payne6 H,risns5 do ls bb mos no hf do
hdes w Lever oh 6co3 bales Tl danO Tnylor4
rs leather Gty-io bales cotton Buli Miller &coas paueh
bs moiasses % Dlhlhos9 hhds bills
N,gen &coa5 do do Kelly conyngham dcola. hhds
morc ITO do Burbrge Aahsb5 hhds sc bbs mol
CaHmack bbls
| lasses Il Professionalism t
CNClSNATI-Iert Moro Casla W Mil
bank dco-8s5 bb do Tufts Femor Hobal0O0 bbs pork Nj
bales
Vosa Bro6 bbs Speake MCreay-1O pkgs copper
Ranet Gco-l2 do hoops Costlo-6O Morgan
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-17
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFFICE,
FRIDAY MORNING, December II, 1882
CoTTON-Tho demand did SHAKEN yesterday notSitatand
weather fully bales sold pccs
very full rs Ieqtie again to quotations:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
.ss, a'1s q
Good Middiing Good and %
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
.- Cotton--,ales 1obaceo-hhd.
s ss on band .ns. Sept i ;s,sis a, s
yesterday ...... ...... Iis1s~1s2s5l 43s-ll,ssl
1sa0sa ssl4s
yesterday .............. a48o-4s5s44 oOO-~l9o55
Stock on hand not cleared. .357s9 2Osl
ToBACco-We heard Of no sale though there inquiry
SUGAR MoAssEs-sOme hid. Sugar hands,
preou. or Mol about 1900 bbls
taken u q21F6s23c. eosng at tho lowest rate.
FLOURThe market not frn and owing the only $500
including Ohio 49,
- auction bs Ohio (pala
ats3 so y bb average.
GRAIN-The oay of Com reported sacks
lots 4@4s, 200 yellow at Al q bushel Oats, Bran etc.,
we head Of transactions worth noticing.
PROFESSIONALISM bills Meas sold
of
lbs Bulk Meat ~ roud for Sides Shoulders Hams
keg offered the small lot
lots of Sides sold 9 and "a casks shouisrs partly daagd
Fb4&
GUNNY BAGS-750D, in bales, brought nv, cash.
RICE-ss (barely Air ql,lisy) .,I 44e sft.
CoFFEEQue, and the sales confined 800 bags ts exc
Another Of q bags just received,
WSKYR-ctfsd steady, with sales
rs Raw at 2a4e gallon.
FREIGIITstio0 b Pork shipped New York
d ship Boston Win full cargo Of Cotton 16c.
EXCHANGING have alteration 10 make quotations.
Sterling.
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Ns~ The new and elegant passenger steamer
BELLE KEY Capt Key, will leave LOUISVILLE
diats landings THIS EVEN ING nj s O'Clock.
decl1 Smith 4 EINISTER. AZ poydraa srcet.
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Mv-NOTICE.-By agreement, the steamer
NEW WORLD viii fake he boat TRESTONS freight for
Teton be All ppd the steamboat Flank
, Keeling. Mcdowell JR., d co. deci7
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~ The new, elegant and swift running
passenger pm s. STACY
YAZ0O CRY lterme landing HIS e. ENNG ok
SMITH h FIMISTER, 80 Poyd ~ street
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT, 1.
Friday Morning, December II, 1852

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CREscENr,l.
Friday Morning. December II, 1852. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY
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Safner Weunt ka, Odds, for Mob Montgomery,
ARRIVED
Ship p. Mar Bnregh aodays from NowYo to VIM creevy-
Ship Wasr Jone, Honeywell 20 days from Philadelphia,
ps,. S Mssksr %GG do d,. ds ,,,t.po;,,
b Mshsh das Falmouth ,4m.e. to MASTER
No"ss brig Le%, eser Hanson so days from Rio de J.ss
Steamboats,.
S Sss sst s ss bd 1s ssys s"r'
Gs sA, ss, Land ,naG y ,f from Laourche
f. ~S ill., a Sa. IT,. shtss Lex. s.;s...
5eha srys.sy Tom bayou you sa' s,s's'''
kaa WHIT bs 'iisssi rom st sssA EGSs'
+ bs!'s Donna LEW Gilbert from A,sistaaya.
nv woiiSS Msci iIs% rom isn'e Camden.
s sss. sH o rom rye %. t,ss sn
John ? Twssi Nelson. ssD,i rom omt cineinnAti
Ohio, Black from Cineianati
T'Spa ] aaa s down . asd % M
snd v R Jones, and bark Nevada.
81 p wa s a as. % sas . ss na to
up brizs Zebra DEF -er
by Telegraph.l
Below-Coming Up.
Ship ST. ens Dennis from Spanish bark British
bark, at the Point.
EXPORTS
BRAZOS ST JAGO-Per
coffee 100 tks corn $50 bxs soap
SABINE PASSPer steamship
whisky Ia pgs coffee 100 bbls potatoes sundries
MATAGoRpA-Per steamship Jas Day. sss bhls -four e5 do
loo SKIS salt 81 do coffee 60 do IL hhds sugar
PRESTON-Per park I.abeIa: cotton.
EONDURAS-Per srhr Eliza Susan
bbs bread As do pork s do lard IS kgs butler.
PROvIDENCE-Per bark Iowa. Sic balea cotton.
BRlsToL-Pe bark brilliant 1898 cotton
HAvANAPer brig Adams
lari 100 k - butter 16U ska salt.
M0BlLEPer wstumpka: rpones IL do whisky
IS b fee lol whisky beef from Cncin Mobile
Aud Montgomery.
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u.s. The light draught and fast running
passenger CRESCENT Captain Young will leave for ST.
LUIS and all n'ermeds. land THIS Evt NJ Get4 "c ck
decl1 WHITE \ BUCHANAN, 81 Fulton street.
Ias- The superior and swift running packet
GRENADA, Gwaruey, MUSTER leaves for JEFFERSON
findings THIS EVENING O'clock. Shippers
will please be II readiness a the above hour.
SMITH FIhtlSTER, PoydraA street.
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~ The splendid and fast running passenger
steamer CHENOWETfi, NJ. Cenpweh leavs for
CINCINNATI and ali ntings ri ST k
MCDOWELL, drasa