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PARAsOI.s AND UMBRELLAS.
VI largest and umbrellas
W. found New York, which we invite the
ueusr attention OF ladies'
rs embroidered and lined psrasois, all colors
rs plain and embroidered, without lining
100 psrsso embracing everything and desabls In that
1o5 umbrellas, all styles and prices from SIX cents
Our stock worthy the attention OF buyers and call IL earnestly
solicited. Can and examine for yourselves At
Between and 9Th streets, opposite Centre Market
Mar -1m
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The grants TO Iowa, the youngest OF the land States
exceed the grants TO Ohio the Oldest except Tennessee
nearly 100000 acres, while they fall short OF the grants
to Illinois by 2.2J0, 900 acres.
will not extend this comparison. will merely add,
that Alabama alone, OF all the land States, has
csved grants largely exceeding the quantity granted 10
Ohio; that Alabama has received nearly much, and
that there remains in that State 1926 500 unds-
posed OF. OF which |, for one. ready TO grant her
enough any time TO make her equal in this respect 10
the most favored State ! will hand to the Reporter q
statement prepared early in this session al the General
Land Oce at my instance OF the condition of thepub.
lie lands up the 3oh OF September last by which any
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On motion by Mr. CHASE, the Senate took up the "biIl
granting to the State OF Ohio the unsod and unappopr
ated lands remaining in that State. which had been
crossed for third reading.
Mr. CHASE wish TO state 10 the Senate that this
bill having been reported at very early period in the
made, and the bill has been so engrossed and
now ask the unanimous OF the Senate to change
them by striking out, in the first section, The word
by striking out "July" and inserting October"
No objection being made, the alteration was made.
Mr. CHASE. will state further, that gentleman
who has some interest in private claim, which he
thinks affects OF these lands, and which he does
moi yet consider vested claim desired TO strike out
the words "vessd in, and insert "of that that part
OF the bill will read, "sha in affect the right
OF pre- emption or other right Of any individual" will
only state that for myself prefer the bill ii stands,
but do this at the suggestion OF an individual who has
an interest in the lands affected by the bill
No objection being made, the bill was read third
time and passed; whereupon, on motion,
The Senate adjourned.
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TrsE Legislative Guide, containing rules for
Quoting business Congress- with explanations and the authority
Containing Jehsons Manual the Cissn Manual
matter useful 70 all dsibeatve ssssmhs.- vol $50
Apis FRANck IhfLon'
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nLD BRANDY.-vey choice old pale brandies mel
low and OF hnc favor perfectly and suitable
GEORGE THOMAS PARKER, a co,
Ap I3-twifNw&s Opposite Browns Hotel
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DOCK OF THE WORLD-An account Of an nations, their
geography, history, statistics r,se progress and
condition. complete in volumes octave, 1850
Ap Is fhANth IAsLon
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csey ascerained II is down in the official tables al
224o 400 but these figures certainly much be-
low the real quantity In the debate the Iowa land
BILL senators who sustained the Illinois grant stated the
quantity TO be from 1880 900 to 27o0,000; and have
TO believe the largest quantity is outside the
truth II appears then, that the grants to Illinois exceed
the grants to Ohio by more than 3, 100. 900 acres
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Once Light Company,
washington, April ~, $50
PROPOSALS, writing win be received by the undersigned for
containing 1898
feet with tho brick building mery occupied by ,
for the and situated the Of
and Louisiana The tank and
served from sale but al the remsndcr Of This valuable property
now offered for purchase J.. r. BROWN,
Ar i3-eod2w secretsry.
x,.r ur..rr ..rx,s.r =, a. - N 49, .A..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-02

.. CREscErT OYyTcE
Wednesday Morning, June 2, 1851.
COTT0NA fair demand yesterday resulted in sales Of
$500 bales at full rates for the better qualities The Arc
tics news which appears under teegaphc head
not received until after business hours
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Departures Of tho Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LTvERPOOL
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CREscErr OEyIcE,

.... CREscErr OFYIcE
Wednesday Morning, June 2, 1852.
COTTONA fair demand yesterday resulted in sales Of
$500 bales at full rates for the better qualities The Arc
tics news which appears under teegraphc head
not received until after business hours
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
Inferior. ..........6k Middlng Fair ..1oA@1oH
Ordinary ss1@sH| Fair nominal
Good MEddiins GOOD and Fine. nominal
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton, bales. Tobacco, hhds
Stock on hand Sept !, 1851: ;...'..16,sso 1851
yesterday" Sl1-l,317,14s s42-9t1o2
1,s92,5S6 1888
Exported to date. -. I2S7.030 44.499
:. yesterday... 107-12S7137 OoO-44499
Stock on hand not cleared. 105 800 34074
ToBACCO-Prices firm. Sales $50 hhds, including 43
at 10 at 81 and 25 at 5S at exc and largelot
on private terms.
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-sugar in limited request ct
4s5$ for fair of Molasses 500 bbls Sold mostly at
27e for reboiled.
FLOUR-Bnyers for export forward quite freely,
and took fully 5000 bbs including 1900 Indiana in store
and 600 Ohio, the Levee, all at SO 3d. two atboat
loads 750 bbls to be delivered alongside ship at SO 49,
1000 bbs extra Ohio at 81 So and 1000 ditto at "a 62
the two last lots for shipment to Brazilian port
GRAIN-Corn was scarce, and barely $500 sacks were
taken at 4905O4 for mixed and yellow, and 5o051e for
prime yellow anu Wnte OatS SACKS kentucky
sold at 3o1z, and some 1000 st. Louis at 33OSsHe p
bushel
PROVISI0NS-Pofk was In request, with sales Of 41O
bbls unnspected Mess and 100 ditto at $17 60 $50 at
S17 25 and 90 M. 0. at ST. 90 p bbl. Bacon lower
with sales Of rs casks ribbed Sides Mt SsS 10 at 81
16 ditto clear at 1856 10 casks Shoulders at T. and 81
tierces extra fancy Hams at Lard 100 kegs prime
were taken at 1919 u Ii. NJ
| GUNNY BAGs-7S0o sold at S44 cash.
| GUNNY CLOTH-10o bales brought 111x4, equal to
| cash.
| RoPE-A sale of 100 coils Kentucky at 5At cash
CoFFEE-sales 1850 bags Rio at o. $50 (received coast
wisc) at SIX, and 100, very prime, at 95se.
WESTERN LIME-302 bbs Alton (TrumbuIls) wer,
sold at 81 o5 and 700 ordinary in iatboat, at 75e
| Dbl.
wHIsKY-1oo bbls sold, in one lot at 1sh, and co. IL
| several lots at 16lst.
FREIGHTS-A ship taken for Marseles at 81 90 n hht
for Tobacco and 24Oo bb Flour shipped Boston at 2
| q Dbl.
| EXCHANGES-No alteration
Sterling. .10SaG0109s
Francs ..;;............:.....5171 " G0s2
Network sxty-day Bills. p ct disc
Sight Checks on NewYork. ..........htOMR CT disc
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ORLEANS THEATRE-Last night Of the
season.. THURSDAY EVENING, June VIII be acted the
celebrated grand Opera, by Rossini entitled SEMRAMls
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s, 20 , d. s1ss w w. e., ss
s.lE e o s.s; @ -.
@ a. * Scot Sss ss ls% E. ks: sssss
i. rops Hss Morton 81:
sss s Is be %sss1 sacks
q aSs sse e
~ s w"ss bale. eooa sss
ssG s s as Rs william. C a
BIe. &ees Robbp Arlington 4s9l S'i;s
Shaw %ois Anderson Payne y MaIIi.s.zas
1arG s nyas ss Bales '
Ess H.
Gss si:.s1a 81
to Pauch' &e0'undre' to 0asr1o' ss ''''' COTTON "
ouAcTA ssa !. s.s, , ss:e e, MALL: Coz
Benson aess s Fso6 Sssa
BAYOU sARApsr Cry: bales sson seSsq Il
s.s.1 1ai
50 hhds sugar Dyas &co-sundriss to order.
sydonia bale cotton Bsioeais
BaneIn-1oo lumber order
steamer Doswe 10 s ''fsrn 'usar 'hh e'
FLATBOATS.
In Fourth District
1LLiNois-Psr Ress boat: $500 sacks corn to orger
CoNsIGNEEs.
.%seRRap %m Penn
ssss., $y. Bo. o
Seaman &co-D CarrolI-TL Whte-Monross sulwei-P
GauneD Yalls-Dudey NeaonNieior David fsucne leo
Mcdowell Jr eoPrice, co-R Geddes-C Meeksr deoD
MaupayI ~ Denman &eoH Bsxer,C Yale y SceEo,der
Gauche-ayior McIanrin-J HayInan Aeo-siiman
GardneM BroConverse kennett-s Duhan
y ThussW Cushing &eoThm Hendey-Jas McGresor Aeo-
Fosliek &co-and order
Kiby Iaox-J Lauvaau.T Pinet
coy IamberCestia AoF Fisae-H valeton-Fsrbor fesJ
CshuzacBoyer Esingoryh Cou.in ansonE Dsxter
IongisT Blanchard Aco-J Blanche GeoE Roche,eau eoN
IAcoste valetonJ W Vredenlargh eco! III
Observation-Disclosures Karntin 4 GrataLosou svsse-f rings
BrosF de Fuens &co-F SeignourcL Thonaf fnet Sco-R
| Cahuzae-P Ainigran-and order
PASSENGERS.
Per steamship VIM Penn, from New YokChas Meek Cohen
Devisser Deysse Smith, Jno Cavnusuzh Mrs
two Miss Cavnnaugh Master Cvanaugb. John Dickinson, Mrs W
Fox, Miss z Fox, Miss Sally Robinson.
Per steamship Jas from Matagorda ys M Jones and
ngsbuy, Schmidt spoulwe Watson Thos Dixon,
Gallagher W Ko Gordon Rshsr Capt Brandenburg
| and servnnt-nnd IS deck.
steamship Yacht JagoNrs Gusdslnp Chapr
Capt Bue Messrs Taylor Aseona Aquer Geo Iems Rev
Chamberlain Francis Gonzales Boyle Saand on DECK
lady SERVANT Brown, Bean Mrs culp lady
and Miller LADY, Swan and lady, Fore and lady, Airs
children Miss Dvaies Aea and children, Mics Meek
harris Miss Rny, Mrs Shelby Miss Henderson, Mrs Hume M Cham
bers and children Miss Chambers Mrs Glover Mossrs Hen
derson Gregory Foster Mske Coke DAVIS Nanny hing Nichols
Webb King Dawsan Simmons Taylor een sPague
Davis Smith sleight Kenk Beden Iadd Hight euarles Pooae
Phillips Blair Smith, Jay Fene Lopez, Nnn AicGonnga colon
| johnson, U sab on deck. ~
| Pei shp VIM Perrie from Lverpool-2l0in seerage.
| Per bark Klby, from Bordeaux-9s in sssrage.
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EXPORTS.

MRSEESPe bark Corrobo I'd: 10000 saves 10 STEEL
HAvANAPe brig oetava bbls 800 kegs lard bbs pork
900 potatoes 100 onions hhd HAMS IL bales boxes
canilos
VERA CRUzPo sch Eage bales baos cotton, pine
boards Is bIs alsaparila, "a do lqnors.
shr Charity 500 b coal 200 do -four $50 sks
400 states, % pkgs mdse.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY
Sandman bark correbo ID Sierra, Marseles Lanaa andoo
Brig Ottawa, Radovch, HAVANA A Lesparre
Sehr Eagle Boussin, Vera Cruz o Wickbam
Sehr Charity, Anderson, Mobile, Jas Farrely
ARRIVED.
Steamship VIM Penn, Marks from New York. SAD u Stanton
dco-1st dist.
Steamship louisiana Lswless Indanols ult
to Harris Il Morgan-1st dist
Steamship Day. Ptfed, Matagorda Galveston
Sabine Pass, 10 Green Harding &co-lst dist.
Steamship Yacht Thompson, Brazos St ago 2h ul to Harris
Morgan-lst diet.
Ship Henry Pratt, Necob, Newport Wales March,
ter-4th dist
ship VIM Pee Thompson Liverpool March,
Sd dist
Bark klby Rowland Bordeaux 18th Al>rch d.
hark Iowa. Rich Rio nnster2d dist
Sor Srnuton Bruce, days from Atakapas mar2d dist.
schr Florida, l1ado, from MOBILIZE to niaster-Bnsn
Steamboats,.
Anna, johnson, from Bayou de Glaize and Crosse Tee
Atlantic Botinger from St Louis.
Cincnnltus, Hamilton, from Cincinnati.
Ecipse, Stu geOn, Louisville.
flandy Burke, Bentley, from Louisville.
Gypsy, IRE, from Bayou Sara.
Heea, Lodwick, from Oincha River
1T boswell Sailh from tho Balize.
sydonia Bercier, from opelousns.
w Downs Switzer, from Ouachita River.
Towost Star Whitney, from the Pssetowed nsa the
9th uli ships Jersey and Eva owenbrough ship java
bark Kilby
AngloSaxon Duncan
the 2h ul ship Caledonia ships Wn
Perre and Henry Pratt.
ToHboA Panther Coutma, the Passes-owed
the 4 ul ship Maid of orleansbrough bark Iowa
selr II l. Scranton
Towboa Phenx Croe from the Pases-towed
the 2gh u ship HndsobrOught $50 bales cotton from til
ship MidseI previously reported having received iniurie
the Bar, to compel her return to repair damages
Towboa Persian, Andrews the down lght-bro
70 tie
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MEMORANDA.

~ Capt Marks, Of the steamship VIM Penn reports having
rieneed southey winds from Sandy Hook the Ba Passed
the river bound up towbo Defiance with bars
Bark cy Watts inside the Bar bound up. Towboat Olivia with
ships bound up number Of square rugged vessels outside the
bound in.
~ Tie steamship Louisiana left Galveston the Both ult
Reports port Wm H. Wharton, Gates from IIave
barks Man Boston, ready; Jenny Lind, for VIM. H. I
r Mobile Arrived off Galveston the 9sh,
Scion, Bremen, with Off Galveston Bar
brig Choctaw, from Boston. Passed. off Ship Island Shoals
Grampus Galveston Neweans. Coming up river
Drew Midas and brig Mount Vernon.
TT The steamship Jas l.. Day left atagola Bay the 2st ut
and Galveston the ?sh Reports the steamer Rabun Calves
ton the for ndna avacca Met the steamship United
States going Galveston. Left Sabine Pass the 30 u O'Clock
In port loading, for Newoleans schooner Corah Capt
from Arkansas Bay to sail the Pass Loutre five ships
briggs and bark bound three ships lark brig
inside bound up er vessels the South
bound up.
Capt Thompson, the steamship Yacht reports the brig
vi for NewYork went the 9th ut. The schooner MILO
Barbour the Bar day. The brig Monaca iom New
York; waiting outside, bound in and had ghened part he
cargo.
az The Atlantic left ST. Louis tho 9s ul arive
here yesterday making the from port to port in ou
port loading Newreas L. NJ Keune,t
EN- World Pacific and Columbus
W The Eclipse left Louisville the 9h nit. Reports III
Ohio falling Louisville, with feet six inches the
| In port loading for NewOrleans steamer Empire.
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance


COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
~ Incorporated in April 49, declared ; dividend Of "
cent on Two Years'B usineas
Olee, CAMP ST. between Gravier and Common sta
Liz IsUr NICE UxlS.
This Company being Organised .ey for the protection Of the ry
end heir families against want end poverty - liz orerAnos
Great ,nidor, he
principles Attending for snail annual paid turing
ie large children after d-th
e All holders, whether for Lie shorter terns who con-
tin da participate the whole OF the pcnts OF
Cedi.crs can nsre the liyen married
life Of her aan hs sole hsaah and ras u
herself md children, free non he claims Of creditors
TRUSTEES:
John g. Allison Esac johnson, Edward Sparrow,
John Ysgnu. Samuel Stewart Richld Mccall,
Robert j. Ward z. IL barton, ]. Perkins.
Joseph Walker, "m hurs: Arnold hffns.
E.w. sswon, Thes. e. jenkins, e. Taylor.
Nj Nj Cohen, J.. Spans enberg. H. Rhodewad-
Ssnrnel Wolff JohE AT crRherty, g. NJ ntheriurd,
O. Wrkham John Claiborne, r. c. Anlissed,
f,ao w smith N @ Hall E,Bei
II O. Heartt Ell. Wmgats.
EDw. Jrssxn Coxr Vice President
Al. wKpDxnsgnS, NJ D., Medical sL,I Board Of
H. G. HnaHTr Actussy. =. m NJ Couzs, Attorney.
RIcnaEn Brrs street, Medical Examiner.
By the Charter only $1,000 Is taken single life.
This Company prepared to entertain iet M nu
sound and healthy White Psfsors ana
Negroes the Beard which
charged the Newyork and Lolen Offices and without
residence in the South By
available the extent cf ohds Of ther amount
where the party has paid his prsuiuns in fall.
k California Permits Ne York and London rates. rrepeetas
Rates. information Lis Insurance. sn all ppera
had at the oce Of the Company
LIZ Extensive Travelling Privileges.
eB- Office hours. a. ~ to 5 r.M .4st5s tilsT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-02
MILLINERY AND FANCY.

A MOTHER ARRIVAL--siRs. CLARKE,
"a corner of Poriras Caroniset streets bss in 9
eessi another NEW STRAW BoSNEfs &tseu Js5
and (oeI de- LACE, ETC., which will lie offered at twenty w.
mar cent less than heetoote Of reducing her and
Summer Also, large lot Of ENhoERiEs' fEisr
RTFs, COMBS, well wofthy attention. ass
Tx, the Eadses.
ts- NEW FRENCH MItilNERY-NEW GOODS VERY
Eryn CEAPsIrs q. w. ROPER 1s5 Poydas street. most
Ladies' that shs has and viii constantly
SIS n 1sxSSS yrs STRAW ROSNETs,
N RIBPfNS FLOWERS,
PaRAsoIs EMBRoIDERIES,
DRESS TRIMMINGS TOILET ARTICLES
LADIES' MERiSo VESTS, and g variety of FANCY GOODS.
which will be sold very cheap for cash.
.,s-A. ' aplD 9m
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT, l
Wednesday Morning, June 2, 1852.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
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nR LACRUES, OF PARIS, TOOTH AND
GUM SPkCIFC-Thsi beyond article
the TEETH GUMS 1t keeps the Teeth free from
bleeding Gums to health and mness and
BREATH the above
TO be had OF the Agents, viz
DR.. GILBERT, Poydrns street.
CLARKE & ALLISON, st. Charles street.
2. l.. MASSEY, Camp and Grayier sta.
J. WRIGHT, ISL Chsrres street..
j. SYME, cor Canal and Carondelet streets.
A, KENDALL Il CO.. Magazine street.
MEDICAL. DEPOT Poydras street.
C. NYSTR AND Apollo and Clio SITS.
GEO REED, Nayades and Euterpe
H. HALTEYER, Of jackson and Levae
rss and of the MANUFACTURERS, 204
NawO.nn. ' led iylp
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IMPORTS.

steamship Louisiana Il bales cotton pfy
G bs mostses Armstrong Harris Sco9 bales wool Pickett Per
kns MitchePickett Perkins &coliejohn
Hendeon-IIas Laceysickles &coTwitty smithGoodric
&co-MeDowell, Mills dco-J NJ Burns
BAZOS JAGO-Per steamship Yacht $1,000 specie Klemn
eil95 60 Ganer ees-sSs50 Phelps Wemoref99i Cnba
erosc00 Femandozs5969 % Gandofo!S 50 Hart &co
Si100 II Thon-$40s6 Gldemester &coSS000 John Marks
$500 dc Eganas56s 80 to del Campo
5000 10 Boyle &co- pkg specie Serial do Heart227 hides
Geo Foster &eoot TURTLE etc to orde-Toa Specie sSal3S 49,
MATAGoRDA BAYPe steamship Jas Day: II baesscotton 7
&co2 do Duncan aco0 Buchannon Carroll &co
Payne Harrison-5 W Arthur &css Gorrsseq 'r9ss pegm
do boxe, Skpwih Taylor &co234 specie to Pegram
$3.50 Dobyns Huntingons4l Lewis Hyatta50O Roper
sl7O &cosundries spoutweW Tryono Roubieu
and orier-Tota, 3ls bales cotton.
NEW Y0RK-Per steamship VIM Penn Assorted mdse.
NEW YoRK-Per ship Java: Assorted mdse.
LIVERPooPer ship P: 1852 SKIS salt 81 900 bricks order
NEWPoRTPer ship Henry Pratt; 1887 bar railroad iron, order
RIO DE JANERoPer bark Iowa $500 bags coffee Nathan
PoRDEAUX-Per bark Kiby Assorted mdse
MoBlLE-Per schr Florida; 900 sacks salt order.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

CINCNNATI-Pe Cncnuatus bbs whisky De
Mcregor ool00 do Connolly o-lOo do Juy
l4i6 kegs lard nds &co.50 bb whisky IL ties hams
Gedds20 bbs beck 81 hhds ~ hhds tobacco Shulz
Hadden3l do Murphy Crafts do Love- Savage co6o pipes
brandy ck bacon Martin Owen &coss hhds do
Csssyo do lard OIL 81 kegs butter 400 bx starch Wright
apples so bbls &cois kegs lard bbs
40 do whisky hhd bacon Gedn co7 hhds dc
Beatty &co hhds bu 100 kegs lard 10 bxs cheese Ca
huzac4o hams kegs Keeps4 do Dosenl0 Dc
Schneider-95 do beef boxes tongues Thompson Dbl
eggs Marn-lO0 Wheeler Bsks-ot furniture to
Brenon-sundries to order
LoISyLE-Pr Gendy Burke 1875 hhds tobacco Eel
loves &co-l6 West Hewitt Norton dcoS do Hure,
Wilson &co4 hhds tobacco ba9 sks
OATS box specie Twiche &o4 do cheese "a ebs eggs
hhds tobacco Martini crater stone Henderson Ganes
SKIS do Addison &eobO baegn
Nae &cos1 do Parmee do bales twin 100 coil
eggs Sshneid6 and fixtures DO do ae
&co- MobyS bales cotton Cocks &cosundrie
70 order-Toal III hhds tobacco
Crafs-iss Norton &col0 hhds tobacco
&co Kelly Conyngham &co4s do Turner Wilson &cos
Aisway23 do Pickett Perkins &eoSl ieatman
pcs baggng Feowes &co50 do Geddeses -
rope Bell DO 900 pcs bsggng Byrne &S-ilS
Nale Cox &eoa0 do 30 cls rope Rawn Dur
FonIan, Lang dcObo do 36 cis Iol
bbs eggs, u do whisky Pnmee Bro-e CASES nan
Sree Adams Gahanl7 tics hams seecono 90
keep9s DO " Wright &cos DO Martin Owen aS pe Por
do HarleyS do kegs Batter lard nc Twiohe aaa
| 10 erleF-sTotal, as hhda tobacco.
81 Aous sesis kisav % hhd issssoa es,asss asa-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-16

Ne. orlsaa,. Dee Is5i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-16
OLD SERIES, VOL. 10, NO. l6

ANrcDorE 90 ALAtNDER lIAMnToS.--
When Hamilton was young man he was en-
gagged IN an imporan, case, and was opposed
by Brockh1lsi Livingston, then in the zcnit'
Of his glory At the New York bar. A rich
dm boz Paris consigned a valuable cargo To o
respectable house in New York whuse names
were given, but have forgotten them. Tho
con-.gumcn, was made with special instuc-
lions; but the hor-c in New York, acting as
thry thought ior lhc best good of their friend.
IN Paris, -old the cargo at a loss, for which
they were blamed. The firm In Paris CON
mrnccd a suit against the house in New York.
Hamilton was for the plaintiffs, and LivnFs.
Ton Tor the dcicni1nls Thccasc cNciledgrea
interest Livingston cNoued himself 10 the
utmost, drew a very affecting picture Of The
calamity that would illl upon his client. ifthH
case shouli ro ar1 ne them dwelling upon
tt-ir high clnnrirr aui she fact that itry
acted as they supposed or 'be good ofthe
Gnnto Pr.s. ne was earnest and oluque.t
Iu h.s appeals. hr hrr1mr himself much c,-
crrI, ara shed tears while la depicted ,I'
l.,. t.. cInrf. would sustain 10 they vrrr
hr'I rHpaa.ih.r ur iHr ,-', The assembly
arrrluI to Dr much affected. lHI be- cIossi
amidst % general te'nr ofj.p sympathy la.
DO. mru boo Nre Yur,
Hamilton ams-b4t Ua slw 40 uucc ihlt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-16

manufactures, really ihcsc looked to us as fine
and substantial as the best west Of England
goods The Cassimcrcs offered by friend J.
d Lang of Nassllboro, were made Of Amer.
lean WOOL, (lrum Ohio, wc bclir,c,l and he
asserts that such good cassimcrcs cannot be
manufactured in England.
Under the sign Of the State Of Virginia,
We noticed samples OF iron ore, rrccnsand
mari, 'oap'ionc, toofnr slate, calcna and ~.
Yer combined, gold otc, quartz rock lubacco
in the leaf and manufactured, (ibis was the
0nly specimen or ANYTHING tn ,1' from Virgin
iaD and Of manufactured articles. ladies and
gcndcmcns' saddles, darucrrco,ypcs books,
types, and envelope paper
Michigan, a State hr back In the woods,
away from the sea coast and the Atlantic
ocean, had one impouau, invention there
viz. revolving cyliudcr engine and lccvay
indicator, with iog whistle. forlirht houses.
Next 20 New York, M1,slchusru, bad the
most iu ihc great exhibition. That is little
STATE but shc makes hrr large mark ln the
world. Amongst her article, We noticed,
ship models. book. lur th,hhnI. perrcI hoo,s
ana ,hucs, coohnr range, and Stoves, all-orts
OF mechanical, surgical ard agricultural tools.
specimen, of human teeth, black lead cruel.
h.c., vondu bowls. corn buom,, buckets,