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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS of tie

hFIlCE OF the COMMlSSIONEkS oil the
~ CONSOLIDATED DEBT of NEW-0RLEAN9-
NEwORIEANs Oct 81 lS52-By virtue OF the thirty <.v-
epth section of the of the Legislature of the Stts q
Louisiana entitled IAN Act to consolidate the Guy Of New
Orleans and provide for the and admnsroa
gifts affairs approved Feb p 1852 and Of the nth sea
of the suppeme thereto, and providing tor the IL
corporation the City of Lafayette with the City OF Nv
Orleans approved the day. and for the purpo -
funding debt of the old city, OF the late First Secondsn1
Third Munich alities and City OF Lafayette
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at thus ofhco u
the exchange. just and equitable computation Of n
est of all unrnatued Bonds and other obligations OF the ~
CITY ard of the late First Second and Third MunicpaaA
and CITY of LAFAYETTE for BONDS of the CITY Of NeWs
ORLEANS, dated FIRST JULY, 1882 at FORTY fE04
for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS each, payable az ~
office of the City Treasurer with interest coupons acA
thereto at the rate of SIX PER CENT per annum pyur
BE in the City of NewYork LIST January and l July
each year the obligations offered IN exchange
above TO be calculated 10 LIST January 1851 at whoA
time interest on the Bonds TO be issued Will commence
The proposals. to be Endorsed "Ofer for exchanes g
Bonds &c. will be opened and acted upon the folrsh
Monday in each month, commencing Monday the u e
November next 1852
Prices Stock Tables are adopted the basis of sxchsns
The Commissioners reserve 10 themselves the right = h.
ject any all bids.
COMMISSIONERS.
A. n. CROSSMAN Mayor
o. DrBUYS, Controller
VIM II. GARLAND, Treasurer
VIM Z. CONVERSE, Chairman Finance CommiteoA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11

7 AND WARRANTS-BOught and - =
IL the ,P %C;t tsyorsbIe terms sy ,.r,..,oA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11

Chicago, Illinois.
Il G. ADAMS, Banker and Exchange b.
Il CollectiGns made at 4. All budnes In the l1eS~
Broker promptly attended TO. Dealer in Land Wa
Reference John Thou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-19


Cry ISsPEcroRs OFFICE,
New York, August 10, 1852. (
Dear sir-An article In Your paper during the past
week in relation to nuisance existing from filth &c,
lying in West Twenty fourth street between Fifth and
Sixth avenues for nearly six months, and calling upon
the City Inspector have the removed together
with frequent complaints made to this department Of
rious in the public streets from which persons
Of this department. the removal induces me to ad
you in correction Of to the duties Of the
City Inspector which properly to cause the abats
mrnt Of all nuisances deemed detrimental to the public
streets Even though it might be almost absolutely
quired for the public good 1t would be unjustfable
interference with the duties and powers Of another for
this department to assume to clear or remove gar
bsge, &C., from the streets Only in extreme case
could such measure be for o moment thought Of The
improperly Of the interference Of department with
the duties Of another department of the city
must be obviously evident By correcting In future
marks, you win confer favor on yours with high es
TEEN, A. w. WHITE, City Inspector.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-19

us considerably by the hand, begged as to remember
him to kindly Lola Monies. and her monkey Jocko,
and promised faithfully 10 be ut the pic mic at Yon-
ksvs, on the 18th Of August, while we bade him
coed bye
BarDum is great If Pick was able and could
afford it, he would write Phineas up to glory, and
thousand feet into Immortality
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-19

Total decrease ....................... Sloi,sol
1t will be that notwithstanding the deficiency,
compared with last the aggregate this greater
than in four years out Of the previous Ave.
The following table shows the quantity Of some Of the
principal articles Of produce left at tide water from the
commencement Of navigation to 14th August inclusive
during the years 1850 113 days. 1851 10 days. 1852
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-19

Inc 6s4 TAT In 9G3,225 n1,o59,712 Dec. 52,3f3
ny reducing the wheat to -four the quantity Of the
latter left at tide water this year. compared with the
corresponding period Of last year. shows increase Of
276 622 bbls -four.
Tho following account will show the condition Of the
Bank Of Missouri and branches, in Of its leading
items the 31t of December 1851 and Goth Of juno,
1852
BANK MIssnrRi AND BRANCHES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-19

Goin ...'.... ...'.............. S1.143000
IActhHge.. We. 600
Due from banks.... 9scoo- 100000
The bank has declared . dividend Of SIX per cent
This statement like mott OF those made by the banks
in the West aud South exhibits decrease in the amount
OF specie hand the latest date compared with prs.
vious returns There has been in all the leading depart
ments of the above bank and branches limited
movement than previously reported. is true the de-
does not amount 10 much, but that there has
been expansion. is a favorable feature
The annexed table exhibits the State County and City
tax Of Portland Maine showing the per cent the
ue aggregate Of real and personal estate
in that city, at different periods
VALUATION PROPERTY TAXATION PoRT.
MAINE.
1910. lS45 1861. 1852.
State Tax $7465 O5 SO 100 OF $14 $50 65 $l465O So
County do 8lSS 90 432l 81 6326 SO 8303 SIS
City do. 90 3s7 Is 42652 q 75S0S 81 86,025 AZ
No Polls. 2141 2272 1850 1886
Pr ct on$10O, 80 60 81 90
Valuat'n( TAO mo Ixooo,. o eor ,or a 40, az
Real Est A'los iso 4oeooI4 s,oW3eo S,OSl'So4
do Person1 100000 4,6s9102 6,o96S62 7,3857l6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05
BY j. A. BEARD & MAY, Auctioneers.
WV EDNESDAY. january Ia 1870 and tL

Nv foospsdays, al il O'Clock each VIII
hy and Lsisnvs snaetHlrn approved March a.
;a Ssse;,a"s sS'5'?e q s ' VIII ia s s
aSd ? 4; @ :; eI Plan
'f'' E. ca az E ,s Sa a:' ras
II Two ioTs OF GROUND III the isle. bounded by New leve,
F" Sf$R s Sr 81 s fs gso isss4'' @
S %'a G s a 4 g a e11 ,ss FSe RIM @ na
anil ' from f Ire s ssei aeT Lot Ss
form i: 5f Of yi RoS Isl, f Sa T s
I T s ana the ns sv stfs n n@nSrrnf from t. - inclusive
Los H. fs t. on Ss oa a"S St fs sv ,,sss
sIXTEES LOTS OF GROUND the square bounded ~ New
fte Fulton Poydra and LAFAYETTE Numbering
ia. ~ is or the a fa sSs f a n "n S S%
ktee Lots 2 TO- H. Ia, L. H. Is front Fulton and
F% ~'a gs o sSa e f 2 ,s s's By
size LS No forms the corner q Lafayette Fni, and New v
Lots 10, IL IA IS and "A front Fulton
TN lots OF GROUND IN the bounded Iyss
I % and DC SsIs ,'tte hS ar5 N +l . I
Lott 70 M % SS on D "a g n y and Ss streets
SSE e.. sss S ' 6sSsa !sf y Soe
a% '%5 sa NV 20 aS's
y s Ss I = s e S:% Ct;
{ s; : Il s. 5s9s. IL +. ss,
d H., .'Ss' q I n aid NV Z f2 Il .r Il H. "
ss @ ,s 'i's:'; "f Fo "a i'% Sew i" 4,s
Lots = and ! IRON on Fulton and New lyyee
10. FIVE LOTS Or GROUND the nv
P9 nd FEt@n . 1Fd New e. n ef numbering from to
Lot No. forms the Dot L4yee street,.
Lots and 4 front Fulton Srw f.evers streets.
II. ONE sIET Fulton and stree,
named, having our
The above described from its locality superior any
siate in the United The whole said ning
business wholesale
liosrsp9s plans VIII r. ready for the and can
be forwarded with marginal person requiring
Lots be sold
compromise signed the act Of com
promise under which this sale ia made prior the DAY
TERMS up tLEIneH fil cash; balance ii equal namen
INTO coupons If qutrrd three and credit
interest from date maturity
paid eight cent until final
the property. aul5 ei
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

Some disgaccfu ARRAYS occurred among the rowdics of
hareston on Christmas day Several persons who
ere spectators to fight were injured little boy named
scph McGortcy shot in the abdomen while looking
Il quarrel which was going on between negroes
nd white boys. 1t thought the wound would prove
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

tE MAINE LquoR LAw.-Tho Boston Bee says: Gov,
ss.Dr Todd, Julius Rockwell, Rev Mr.. Harris, and
Il attended meeting at Pittsteld, last evening
i Is the Maine Liquor Law and appoint delegates to
'pproaching Berkshire County Temperance Conven-
The Maine Law will be the law OF this State next
without Il doubt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

The steamer Hermann arrived at NewYurk from Bre-
Nand Southampton the 23i ult The II expert
heavy gales from the westward for twelve days in
sson, and encountered three ornadoes. which
nl from three and half to four hours She brought
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

MO, OF ISDiASs,-A Mr.. Blake Of Alabama. it is
d. has taken contract to the remnant of the
ans remaining in Florida lie is to receive $3.50 per
for all he may remove He relies upon the influence
Jung Scminocs from the West to persuade them to
yforce ID not to be used
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

RowDyIsM-Some disgracefu fights occurred at Charles
ton among the rowdy boys on Christmas day white
boy and negro have since died Of wounds received while
fights Several Others injured One ne
no was beaten and shot by several white boys.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

lMAyoR Bosros.At the third trial Benjamin seaver
the Wing candidate for Mayor Of Boston was elected
II Il majority of fourteen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Monday Morning, January g. 1852
COTTOS-Notwithstsndi the untavorabe accounts
by the Africa which published in paper Satur-
day morning there good inquiry for Cotton the
sales reached 1900 bales taken chiefly for Europe the
North In prices there no change. and they closed
firmly and steadily
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05
i NEW ORLEANS:
Monday MORNING, JANUARY 5, 1862.

house of VIM. Tcbbets. in Wolfbo-
rough n H. was desroyedby fire the night Of the 22l
Glt, and Mr. Tebbetts persisted in the flames His wife
md two children rescued in an insensibe condition
from suifoeation and q third and fourth child-
daughter Of twelve and infant-who succeeded in
Escaping, were afterwards badly frozen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

Il ERcass KLLEp-A private letter from Paris says
The number of persons killed during the insurrec-
Was much larger than has been reported in the papers
\ Americaus-Messrs Martin and StafOrd-had been
Idl and Col Stuart, of Philadelphia very narrowly es-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

lNRw STEAMER. new steamer Of 100 tons for the
w York and Charleston trade to be called the james
Tiger. is to be aunchcda at NewYor this week
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFEERsoS Cry. I
Sunday Evening January A, 1852. !
Arrived per steamers Hungarian and James Mingar
1874 Beef Cattle 142 Hogs and 100 Calves and Yearngs
BEEF C.rrlK (Western) .61sGDsc p fb net
(Tcxas, etc. ,,..,...,....6laf D7c p tb net.
HOGS. 1scD T. tb net,
SHEEP. SO 90DS5 90 u head.
MlLcH Cows. S3OG0S65 q head.
CALVES WARNINGS $40 50GDS15 90 "a head
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05
Selling Off to More.

ERUUKER1, CHINA, GLASS, LAMPS, CIR
TABLE CUTLERY, NSk,
The subscribers having coming VIw
from this date their stock large price
for CASH The following OF the leading articles
GILT AND PAINTED CHINA TEA SETS VASES MUGS CANDLE
STICKS, etc.
FRENCH AND IRON STONE CHINA, by the piece
CUT AND PRESSED DECANTERS TUMBIERs, WINES DISHES
to-
LAMPS Q all kinds TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS, JAPANNED
TRAYS.
SILVER PLATED CASToRS FORKS, SPOONS, etc.
BRITANNIA AND BLOCK TIN GOODS of all kinds.
Also, of COMMON CROCKERY
WARE for country trade.
F- We invite the particular of Keepers
Steamboats, City and Country Retailers the
stock M the July preparatory
and they may expect bargains P. r. FELL. 4 Co,
street, near
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

The T. S. Senate has set apart Friday of each week for
D consideration of private bills
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05
BY JOSEPH RAFAEL, A. RoGERsoN, Auct,r.
XXZ EDNESDAY. January I. ut half=nastall

o'clock Banks Arcade-Wi
Pawnhroker Sale of Gnreteemed Pledges consisting
The largest and hest Of
Lever Hunting and Open Faced WATCHES suitable
tlATncn. -
Aso splendid JElTEIRY consisting Vest Chains
nard Chains Fob Chan Far Rings, Breast Pins, Braee
laes
~ The above are all fully guaranteed. as3t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CnEscnrT, \
Monday Morning, January s, 1852. !
rJEApEn cArIIppt

Monday I
cIEAREn sATI1pn,y
Steamship Meteor Eolbs., Galveston, - iisrr.4 Morgan
r. I sh5Sa n ro sesr" "a Ty geo
s l Iysar K1spy ys,RSs yItrs
SHIP chesbife, Rich Boston, il Leland fco
Ship Iar91in, Doughty, philadelphia, g iiynson
& y Beshe Por New YoH Abbs s Eco
sp l,s cs,G E,taps, Barcelona Bare ~ , T4ras
hpi S on a a' Wn s. Ps as Es
W. SIR Ysnceaor Perez canpeaehy Fernandez
SrI,r Fiixnietb Hill Tn,hii hn.,,o.b,oa IA Mel
ARRIVED
rs Morsan-7d my.
Ship Costello Watts 10 days from charaon, to ma4r
" 'f r. s ''"'"' ''' '''' iron" 's' III '''''' !"
own s , N.Y. a ' '' ''' ''''''
Fiat s 9.nkia. Afr from a,, aaaass"s'
r. s!is %;asi lsT SSs,i iron III Ms c.;n
HING lnnga i'm % Sonl f from c sdr"
4i !sssn Gi ssa no" s"sS Ss self
esiIsarniia, G Enaika from from i Mobi.
res, ,,,s,>, , LAf f ,,, . M.
es ], SS a
S s "ss ss@'' al s' cotton s.,
'' 1:f Dbl. s ,a a a,t,,n s,,s ~ ~ 81,
Lard SC ties ' 'A0" lesS b -four 80 bales ID boxes leather sio
hsnS s4 fhas 5a,:o A's'lf 1906 bale" cotton IA bales
ship Clinton bales
30s bb molasses do whisky, do castor oil.
pSTOyper shn Cheshire osh oI.s o,,o, 1as MI, o CT Ala
b.rf 400 NH. .ga la. lava Iii hIs a"nr 900 lh r. No.
q hfbtis tousucs 81 1bI"s .np,r ~ ~ ~ '' NV p'"s''
,,,,,, pr9rn,,. ~
$50 s s. If hid. bans 10 bds 10 eks bacon paa h a4 %
I,n iorns misa - ~
I,,y.,, -, - y f"s 's'
WV yoRKrsr rt Catherine Augusta sos bales cotton 1866
Dds hof MS bis mohsset 81 pigs tea do Ind IS bars steel
foir i, s moases 81 do nG,k 20 IIds r AZ t h ~ i
SO hbs stearine
brig cefo sii bales cotton 1000 slaves
cr prpDr "a. IT, .,,. D,, .,.'' ~ -, -,
e "s "oneh iNh's' 80 mas tooaeeo 10 nj 1871 Dds
49, ~ ,hsAs corn"
scr Venoelor % kegs utter 10 bxs cheese 10
do Candles ties hams 100 bdl 10 b
APAIACTCOLAPe schr Elizabeth Hul 375 ibis Hour 40 hills
whisky,
bacon, hbds sugar. ~
pork tee hams Is m bacon g. ks corn 10 do OATS do nIeobo
..,,,,.-o>- iMiohle. ....
co-5o do ii K Co-i.y d 4 Wicbai s'sr tt;
Rugeey Itotlele-s PoweToa ai7 bales cotton
Puiev Puie-slG5o 10 Cr.Innr
co476 do de Silva BtsiG0 do de
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

ToBACCO-We were informed of sales of 81 hhds in
GLIDING the following 40 hhds at 3sa at 6 10 at Ok
and damaged at &c p lb.
SuGARWas in good request, with sales Of 400 hhds at
steady prices Fair 34aG04l6c. Prime 4tlG74lsc.
MOLASSES-1500 bbs disposed of at 17GDlo1sc
for Ordinary Fernenting ETC. and 2072Osc for Prime
and Choice lots.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-The unexpected Of the
Ohio river being open and that several boats had already
left for NewOreans had the effect of quite unsettlng
market for Flour Corn, etc. and heard of ransac
tons of Importance.
PRoVISIoNS-fn this article there also scarcely
anything done, buyers in anticipation of increased
supplies from above that the Western rivers OPEN
all holding back. Some small transactions took place
in Pork and Lard at about previous rates The only i'm
portant sale of Bacon, to knowledge 80 casks
prime Sides at Sc, material decline.
WITsKY-The principal holders still ask 2oc. hut We
heard of nothing doing
FREIGIITS-Cotton to Liverpool 1924. To NewYork
ship was taken with full cargo of Cotton, AT &c.
EXCHANGES-Demand quite limited:
Sterling. Jos i4D1O9}sc
Network sixty-day Bills. 21sD2s4c q ct. disc
Sight Checks on NewYork. U ct. disc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

NEW GOODS.-P. w. WOODLIEF, No. IS
Charities street. has jus, received per steamships Winfield
Union and Empire City and by the sailing packets York
and avre assortment Fashionable Seaaona FANCY
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS unsurpassed variety
and recherche style which he offers
reduced The
part OF the following viz
Super BrochA Antique Silks; Englh
Colorel Annure Silks; coes;
Striped Iaieta Silks A complete English,
High coo plain Fault de Soie German and French Hosiery
Black Brocate Faconnee; Superior anhc ulorei silk
Extra rich and Enroii d Fnconnee Hose and Half Hose
Changenbe ind Chene FnGonn6e; GLOVES AND MlTTS.
Embroidered Damask and plain Buck Cashmere
lou' de Sole; Filoselh and Filr, Of every de
i&tra rich Changehbe and Chane
leon Pou de Sole; LACE GOODS
Snl plaid high colored do elegant of
misses Nllcuciennes English, French n
Mnrcene Forences every German Ilcrs aid do Emroie
shade and color; res;
White cocred SHtins Superior Sheet
few pieces superior heavy black ings
and coored wttred Poult de Soe ask Table Napkins
Colored silk Veveis; new and splendid styles;
Rich Chene striped and plain German Linens and
Cashmere d 'Ecose; Lawns:
French and English Meno Nous Linen plain,
semes de Lame Apmchs, solid ooe borerrd
oo every variety shade il Curtain Stuff, embroidered
Plain striped plnd Poplns
Superior black and colorei plain and Danlask etc.
figured Canton Grapes; PLANTATION GOODS
large assortment OF white and Heavy kerseys lowell. sey
oored embroidered and plain Jeans, Stripes AMI
Grape Shaw extra rieh tonaits
Meruo Cashmere and heavy rich Super French Blankets;
SIX Shnwls; Heavy Gr.ner Plantation do very
Rlrl PLAID Rhw SILKS;
~ p W. w would especially call the plan
his stock of goods for their complete and te
articles have selected
long experience that particular line. s26 If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

M lLLER, HARRIS & WALDO, TN q
III Canal street, Newoeaus wholesale
FINE TABLE CUTLERY Plated, Planshed, Tin, Jaaned II
and Wooden Ware Table Mats; Gilt Lamps
(irandoes Glassware Plain Coored Floor Mating
Furnishing Goods generally Sperm and Wax Candles Sperm, Whale
Lard Iinseed, Ncaso and Chemical 0ls Spirit Campue
aeoO Inpenine and Paints Of all descriptions Brushes widoS
Glass Putty White l Sand Paper, Glue ted Hair Seating
and Springs Flowing, Polishing scrapng, Fnrnae Coaeh
Japan and White Dalna Vamshcs Also Picked
always for sale
PRICES
90 cents galltn
For a less quantity 10 cents per Gallon
mil? ly1pd&W e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

- 1000 packages MACKEREI. Nos L. 2 aud3
5000 gallons Winter Blenched WHALE OIL.
5000 SPERM
bhls. DARD
hest quality TANNERS
200 boxes SPERM CANDIES.
Boston SOAP.
$50 chests POuCEIONG TEA. For sale y
DO isf C. S. CUTTER & CO., 10 Tchoupitoulss st.
Il ARD-4O bbls. and 200 kegs choice, for sale
4 by A. d. GRIEF X CO, 50, and ~ Old I.vee
STARCH-200 boxes Fox's, for sale by
~ d?s A. D. GRIEF & CO., IS, 40 and 4? Old Leyee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05
DOMESTIC PORTS
CHARLESTON. Dec l9--C'd. hr Tartar NJ,

PASSENGERS.
Per steamship Mexico from GavestonJ Denos lady,
I Duncan Capt Pickett lngHar, Wood Walde Snvert
Ford Gross Linn, Elridg Sparrow, Brown Glpin, Dear B
Ewing, Smn Carey G Park Son. Brown2O deck.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05
NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET.

SUPERIOR MADEIRA WINES and SAFE
- RAG BRANDES-
j. olv"rio Co superior Old Reserve Madeira Wine.
choice Pnlhitinho
Lelden Mark Madeira Wine.
This celebrated Saerae Brandes 1885,
1885, ls4S which
trade generally, being OF our mportations.
WM L. LEVERICH & CO.,
n95 3ns Sole Agents in this city, - Old Levee.
ID ICE-50 tierces in store, for sale by
IL " d.s E. j. HART L Co, 10 .Tchoupioulss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

! Viii leave MONDAY, January !; o'clock p w.
ES0R SHREVEPORT, GRAND
ESoRE AND ALEXANDRIA - Regular Red
,'r rask, i'oShaW ~ fIhe saeeFsor and swift
jan5 II. b. SMITH "a Povlras al
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

VIII leave MONDAY January O'clock ?. NJ
HNOR SHREF EPURT, GRAND a-
Pt ss2fE "a ND NJ, " M Red River
passenger ST. CHARLES Samuel Appegas
leave as above For freight passage apply oari or
jams +. h. SMITH ri poy,r,z s,rea,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05
ESUMPs and BATHING APPARATUS, q

EEOhI . anu pail1tNN AK ARAIjS.
u etc.-JOIIN MCCARTHY, PLuaiEFtt. No 1s1 CAMP 3
slRtt NewUrleHn has just large as tSA
softhsnt Of br Cocks various Force E
Besr Pumps etc., etc. Cooking Ranges Bathing shower
Also LAYING and repairing Lead Pipes; work of every
promptly attended To. - H
Charges moleru
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

MFRS. BRYAN, No JOG Canal street.,
lV respectfully she lA
has l Esssse3 an assortment Of FRENCH MILLINERY AND
NETS RIBBONS FLOWERS AND GLOVES Il a
TRIMMINGS, which she will sell DRESSES
II tile style and At the shortest
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

received from or pur
CHASE vessel suited To Circus Company with
Iaraphennls
and about 80 independent
cruise tor two or three
first the eastern coast Of South thsn practicable
passing through tho Strait OF Magellan
Francisco Pacific home
by Sc Asiste and European ports
BILE TO stop at.
Security for the faithful performance given
required Communications addressed
SswCreans, VIII be attended
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

N W. & +. BELDEN, No 5 Charities I'm
L. &p
Beaver HATS; Angola HATS; GS
Moleskm HATS; Fash b. b. Brush HATS;
Cashmere HATS; Black and Drab Plain HATS
Silk HATS Drab BcnAer HATS;
All coos Wool Mexican HATS; Opera HATS;
White and Black Soft FRENCH HATS;
DrAb and Blue Soft FRENCH HATS;
Black and White Brush MEXICAN HATS!
Black aud White Planters Brush HATS
Black, Brown Drab and Green Fur MEXICAN HATS;
Boys Silk and Angola HATS;
Boys Fur and Wool HATS
Boys Fine Brush Cashmere HATS
Black and Pearl Wool NEGRO HATS;
Glazed California and Sou Westers;
Mems md Boys Cloth CAPS Otter Seal and Musk CAPS
Mems and Boys Plush CAPS; Hair Seal GAPS;
Mems and Boys Army CAPS Silk and Cotton Glazed CAPS
Silk and Bingham UMBRELLAS.
~ The above comprises the largest stock Of Goods lima
be found the Southern country and being direct from manusc
NewYok offer Inducements purchasers both quality
and price, which they will ascertain by giving a call.
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