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THOMAS II. JACOBS ~ CO., NO. 81 DOCK
STREET, PHILADELPHIA.

THOMAS II. JACOBS ~ CO., NO. 81 DOCK
STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
Wine and Liquor store.
THE SUBSCRIBER has associated with him in
Il the Wine and Liquor business his son THoMAs
a. JAcoBs, under the firm of
THOMAS n. JACOBS & co.
The attention of the public is respectfully invited
to an examination of their large stock of choice
WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS;
with every other article in their line.
Orders transmitted ON abroad will receive
their prompt attention, and such articles furnished
THOMAS II. JACOBS.
PHILADELrHIA, March /, 1852.
March 5-d3m
nor SALE-The six per cent mortgage bonds
Il of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Com.
pany. For particulars apply to
Mar 4-3tawlm CORCORAN RIGGS.
LIrTELL's LIVING AGE, No. 4Os-I2I cts.
CONTENTS.
/. Irish Ballad Singers Household U7ord,.
2. Ballad Poetry Of Scotland. II Eclectic Reriep.
3. sportin Chinese Tartary.- United Service Ma
gazine.
4. Kangaroo Hunting.-United Service Maya.
zine.
5. II Runs in the Blood .-Sharpe's lIagasine.
b. Nicodemus.- Christian ObsupeT
7. Taylor's wesley and Methodism." Spec.
tatoT.
3. The Source of Light Edinburgh PhiiO,ophi-
col Journal.
g. Memoirs of Margaret Fuller ossoli. -Bo,ion
Post.
10. Olympia Morata.- Gennerner's Maga.ins.
IL. Poor Gcnteel Women Elisa Cooks Journal
- The Lost Ages Chambers's Journal.
49, Homeopathy Tufts Nagazine.
u. The Twelve Black Statues Bentsy's Ms
cellary
10. Probability of Attack and Means Of De-
fence rnninsr.
10 Progress Of the Tyranny Eraminsr.
With Poetry, Short Articles, and Notices ofNew
Books.
WAsHISGroN. December q. ls45.
OF allthe Periodical Journals devoted TO Litera-
ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country, this has appeared TO TO be the most
useful IL contains indeed, the exposition only Of
the current literature ofthe English language but
this, byits immcnsceItcnta and comprehension, in
cludes portraiturc of the human mind n the ut
mostcxpansion ofthe presontegc.
:. q. ADAMS.
Published weekly at So year, by
Z LIT ELL Il Co. Boston,
AndsUld by JOS. SHILLINGrON,
Mar 2-dtw&wlw corner Pa. and 1 81.
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
II r. LOUDON x CO, Mems MERGERS and
IL. rnilors, Browns Hotel, have just returned
from the North with large and we'll selected stock
Of Spring and Summer Goods for gcntlemen's wear,
new styles, we'll made, and cheap for cash.
An assortment Of the beet Military Goods, con-
forming TO the latest regulations, awsys on hand.
Patronage respectfully solicited.
Mar dim
THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
Il between the subscribers expires this day by
Limitation.
Either partner will sign the name Of the firm in
liquidation.
J. MUNROE CHUBB,
FRANCIS II. SCHENCE,
CtIAS. ST. J. CnUBB.
WAsHINGToN, March |, 1861.
Mar l-if
T1NHE BANKING AND EXCHANGE BUsI-
u Mes, in all its Branches, will be continued
by the undersigned. under the name and style Of
"CHUBB, BROTHERS." az their Banking house
opposite the Treasury Department
j. MUNROE CHUBB,
CHAS. ST. J. CHUBB.
WAsrIHGroN, March /, 1852
Mar l--if
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CONTEMPLATED IMPRovEmEYTs.-We have been
informed by master builders that, according to
preliminary arrangements and prospective plans, a
larger number of houses will be erected during
this year than in any preceding it, and, further
that many of the buildings will be of the first
cass
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LNOR sALE-The six per cent. mortgage bonds
II of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Com
pany. For particulars apply to
Mar 4-3tawlm CORCORAN & RIGGS
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LIFE AND SURGE Boat (Francis's) is now on
exhibition in the rotundo of the Capitol. II is built
of copper, and beautifully finished. The identical
boat by which large number OF persons were
saved at Squam Beach may be seen in the crypt of
that edifce.
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rVNHE BANKING AND EXCHANGE BUsI-
u NE's, in all its Branches, will be continued
by the undersigned, under the name and style Of
"CHUBB, BROTHERS." at their Banking house
opposite the Treasury Department
j. MUNROE CHUBB.
CHAS. ST. J. CHUBB.
wAsrIaoroS, March /, 1852.
Mar l-iT
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Sold by Apo,hecaries generally.
Ian o 3taw1m
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CLERrcAL.-We notice among the proceedings Of
the Baltimore Annual Conference. NJ. E. Church
now in session in Cumberland, Maryland, that
John S. Deae, of this city, was placed in the gra-
duating class for elders orders and that John w
Boteer. also a native of Washington, having com
peted his first year. was continued for another, at
the end Of which time he will be eligible to dea.
cons orders.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-23

body was ready--evsry body expected somethiue-and
yet nothing was dopeand the Countess de Landsrd
tired to her couch at seasonable hour preparatory
be awakened In time for the eight o'clock for Hart
ford this morning. 80. - : - q
Some fun may grow of this vet Inwyers pnliti-
clans. periodical gasmen can't be balboozled in
this way for nothing --1.1.'-T r Hif1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-23
: SHERIFF,s SALE

STR. JrSsela rs1s.er succsssioN OF Tine LATE
RY VIRTUE Of q decree rendered Ma- ssfs. *
ps1 i y = H. directed he Hon
se 4. c ssssi Z.
s.ss t. c1s, 4. = :,ssi: i
II f o \ " ~ skSusb .er., n, q,
y ,s $ 8
aI III 4 sssa II lss 8. ss. n.
ss ssss s sss. 2 { s.ss y
sess e e. ne i ss e.,
s11 VI ~ 1 4oUD ss.r X. n
fsssa & Fl is r. &. g md f ss sss g1
ys Line. ,,ans o. l Msgs.ae street estss
s; =; .. e r.. I
Ssssa Es-ar s E sisn .. e.
r. French ssy ss in 'front.' Constance
cEkfas 81 aRJ5D ssuassa in the .. .usurs L.
s ssas a.. ss
nehss in depth and ss rsaI Eaes
,,Ss hsadrsi share. d tspsl.l ..o q the
q e. H. sf IL. sss ha a
BE- vim =; e Nd
onag The North wsst corner N 80 oa md Pearl sa
: ss Il assuring oss s
louisa street hundred aa eleven
ns 400 's*' aae men
and s.iratsd s. lie No ~ sSvs Is = shs
n ees s sa ass.. S, &c .0a Ss s s.
Of S NJ one hundred end FIVE feet eleven deep
lines the line. 5s3t8 -5fF : -, - ~
T. And another lot Of ground s. s,s.d il the
sane square, adjcining the preceding lot and
three nhes and lines :ron hed
and five feet eleven inches deep line lot
No. hundred ne eep on
the opposite division line sn feet incl
me English
Frederick Wilkinson, Deputy Jasyay
Of ground. - - - - - '"''
One hundred and capital stssk u the
Union snk OF Louisiana Of hundred stock ia
iRgs thereon = = e'r SOU - 1un'i
-.
half paid. sagla 80, ~
Ten shares in the maid
TkEMsThe shares stock for estate = cs
cash. IN balance payable three
we've and nonhs from the day Of se tive
ssid a-'3 f7s ~ = = tsss-J
Acts Of sale be passed before Adohe No Fable at
the expense Of the purchasers. ' .
"a JAMES r. FRERET.
mh93 ap3 IS 20 ShertH 81 he Parish N fritssaus
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-23

feEsacola-lst
Steamboats,
Ely WIFE, iisss eh as3% t S,ns' Wiiam.po
flnm I FSwsl s'G Me from P1inssoG
Lexington, Ala,her from Louisville
'S@ 1esfs1 lso% o Bay yt ss
q s, % sSHa asa
IT tAs The 8, s.s sgs and ss
'he io'h in'' snip Geo Evans-eame up light
MEMORANDA.
" Ships Progress Winchester on the Bsrshius Forest Stats.
Cwego and Theodore inside, all out
EXPORTS.
Is candles 800 paper pigs '' '0 'A soap
ship Harriet 1874 bales cotton Ala, bb,s aor
hides lot machinery 'A''' OIL i0 ties hams 500 SKIS corn 200
BARcEI.oNA-Per ship Modesto: sse baea cotton.
HAVRE-Per ship Wuriemberg: 2a4s bales cotton
o & @ M ship Clinton 800 bales cotton hid. tobacco
oS sI IS Ss do % mr. sS4 lead 100
fo os ns and 500 hides 20 rolls leather crease cask
NALAGAPer ship 1917 bales cotton, IA bs sperm oil,
Lea lead t * &c ptgs hides SKINS Ss
"s ST. ssssr ;Ss ss s 50
Lend" o pcs bulk 81 cases ron
s 80 do Whisky iSo Sl's %s ns s Ks
CARLEsToNPr Mlauon: Is casks bacon ia NIL, aur
so6 do whisky, POOL sacks pkgs mdse ''''
Pc A % ss
Do sa sss s Ea 100 b -FOUR whisky 30
shr Powhattn $50 bs flour 10 m mols,,s.
10 pork, hid 275 SKIS aud snntres " ~ '
CORPUS cHRisTlPer Starr l4s bt aopr Al bb,, whisky
2lO sacks and sundries. " w ""'As'
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
steamer Delta Hart &co-9o do
s g. ss 5 ssa N.
sa,S' ds.y etfs IL 81;
I ge. ss Sc s4s Nd os sste
ssT ss' 5s ess asS1ss
ss ss oil KS. sasS MisS
ss do ssssS mas Pss. ,
siss fsl' IL f9f 1Ss.
Il. s sT wi .sstss sss
Bro eo do Degeios PLEASANT &cos OIL "a kegs lard
%s :; sS "a, 81 e..
Fern ssvss Sa. as rs ss
potatoes and undes to OrdeToa tobacco
a.h s do s hhds
a%s sssa fs:
P'i s M sss sss-ss .s.s s,,s
pcs ss s' ss,, ,I
s. ssEs s%ss ssaa Hes
s Ss PasA ses ss
sss ss'. s
Elder &eoS2 hi bbs molasses Tete &co95 Is bhs mos
hhis sugsr Roman kemon6 do % bbs noas Darby
e36 hf Ga bbls molasses hhd bbl
cen Mennrd vgnaud-4l DO 80 bbs moses to Mari
| naux-sundries TO order. '
W1LIlAMsPORT-Psr steamer White 80 bales cotton to
yne &co4 do Payne Harrison
loves &co1s Wright Williams Oakey d aw knQ2 do
Gerard &co3 McRae CoamAn Geo-is Mtsnberee
Las flaaehs 6coS Pontx-4 Beoq-ldo Nalls
f ssr hhss Ws Green
BarIidge Adsmso do Plaaehe &eoaas sugar
suniries to order-Total, 252 bales cotton.
Is steamer Bulletin Nc Al bales cotton
co36S Greenwood dco-24 o Nelson
2s Watt Bradley Wilson
2l5 Wright Williams &eo-l66 MetIegor Alowny-s6
col39 Fean, Donegnn &coil3 Hill Mclean &co.e6 Owen
FreFsqn; dco5 Pickett Perkins &coas Fslowes &co
&so-ss sW Norton aeoIs Bossr Foley Nsgsn
Is Geo Conneys Cocks &co1 Davis Titus II Moro
sundriss TO order--Toa, 1881 bales cotton.
steamer Frank Lyon: $40 bales cotton pay
Owen aeo-ias Wilams-o4 Moon Titus Aeesl Bsek-t4
swmsy Green Aso-a3 Robson Aln-as Pinksrd &co&0
West-3s Mcemoe Currn Acos2 Hi &co-3a Ward
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-23

5 3 rss.a Dossssa fsrs. sddy $ae cay
W5gh MHlia..s Asols Bradley Wilson 4coa Carter
II Bogsrt Foley Ay-rs B-ander, Williams
coi0 Gamble ~ Chicks PsAiea Fre-
sen dco--Total 1901 tt,es l,F
vicKs Nnhez No lss h.. 10 R
byrne &collI do Bukner Stanoni0G HILL Mclean
issss &ee1 sx1sy Green Sso2s N 2 Wright 4eo
u Goxsr Foley Averyii Wright wiias Aeo7 Gerard
Wat. DeSariles5 MsteaIf3 Cleveland, 1x4
Do LAe-s2o00 G Roadeau-Totai,
FLATBOATS.
MssssIPPIPer Engrms boat: 4il bales Wier
Cleveland Bros ko-McRAe, Cofmau ,eCbeny
Buehsnnon Carroll &eoFsar onegnn HnrrsopM
Wright Williams &roMeLenore, Cann &ce-M Cooper Ano
Ward * Jonas =
ILiNOisPer Dayaa boat: 1905 asfks Twishe Aeo
ILLNois-Per Johnson's boat Twchnl!
INDIANA Per Solomon eos boas 1900 Its pork,
oats, 1870 do corn TO T g Twcheli &co and
OH1O--Per Msswe's boats: aco.
INDiANA-Psr Bnnm boat: wheat
sacks 900 do ear TO Halliday
PASSENGERS =
Per steamer Jas Day, weDr w Scott ia. ardue,
Mis-. Groom Miss Groom Groom Mrs sssphenson M
Stephen c Nash, MeKennan Beuois Ja,son Carl
d foon, II W Hess Rowan R G Rby A webb i r. smns,
Nfya Eifnner XVanI ft~saG.
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SHERIFFS SAT.E

SHEKIFF'S SALE. s3s.llZ9..l5s-
OF NxwoHlrAxs llRIs, Va. ALFRED KEARNEY s CO.
AND s. MEGUN..- No. ass. 8f2ats
RY VIRTUE of an alias writ Of fieri facias to
49, me directed By The Honorable ts Fir,. D coa New
on the Rotunda Of Exchanse Loun street beteeo
Charities and Royal Streets MONDAY, May a. 1851 at Il
CERTAIN LOT GROUND situate in the sohub Anuun
By P,yiana roymnia coyseum md urana
lated November lsa5 and in the ol Of Herman
isry rnsiie said lot French Gy feat
Unn with the buildings thereon siin
Of STORY frame house
:
Together asc with hares Capital Stock Inc ci
zens ssnk q Lonsns attached 70 sad psopesy.
lot No. asuring twenty-five street. " one
hundred and twenty feet deep with the buildings
ihereon consisting Of d stable, in tina rear,
Together Also with fifteen Shares Cspital Stock sid
cizsns' Bank Il Iouisana, attached to sad property. Is
Seized in the eass15
Terms cash n he spot JAMES r. FRER FT
ap23 mhs IA "a Sheriff N The Parish n (l,}.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THRATRE.-Thirtieth nigh

CIT. CHARLES THEATRE.-Thirtiet nigh
~ of RAvEL FAMILY nttrasio4 duiena
crowds Thsas. Foarth nigh; o. he NIGHT OwL
spIendid Pantoue produced IN Ibis
Will MAZDfM;
NIGHT oWLwit New Sesnrry and Appointments.
LINERS; or, THE HUNGARIAN RESD.syOi1s 8,
and pleasing RoIj
tjaLe daring Mons
Be preceded by the Farce Mr.. AND MRS. Tzs, pssiyeI,
time ToodIes,
DLACIDES VARIETIES, Gravier street =
i BENEFIT OF SIR WIN. Doy--FRIDAY EVENING Atrr
o. viii y presented the Comedy OF THE FACT0RY CIR
Arthur Mr.. Wright; Jasper Mr. Bsss; Stephen Sir Wn Dom ~
Mr. Holland Lady Lsstherbrdgs, Mrs Rowe Lady Valerie Ns
MSv,sksr Martha Mr. g Howard Ater which, DvERTi 81
MEST By the Monpar Ballet Followed Cons
ma ONLY cLoD Henry, Sir VIM Don; galeton, MI With
iavseanas q JENNY LISpBaron, Mr. Wright: Gag Mr. sian
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TOBACC0-The inquiry continued brisk and some $500
hhds found purchasers including "a M $50 at for
A. and for r. 1853 at 3, and at az, and 537 hhds
Of which 33S at 80, and 1s9 at 81 y fb.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-Some 500 hhds Sugar were
disposed of at slight advance for fair which is now
worth 4hD4e... OF Molasses 800 bbls were sold at
2oND25ae. the latter rate for the best fernenting
FLOUR-No particular alteration. and 25O0 bbls sold
including 1400 Ohio, in many lots at So 40OS3 CO. 400
superne st. Louis at So so0$a &c. and 400 fancy do at
81 30 p Dbl.
aRA1N-Corn rather depressed, with sales of 1900
sacks mostly at 1904 but including 1900 sacks
prime white at 46047e. of Oats 800 sacks prime In
diana sold at $780, and lot of 200 sacks Bran at 70e
100 fb.
PROFESSIONALISM declined slightly, with sales of 500
bbs Mess at SIT 49, and $50 bbs SIT So unnspected
also 100 bbs branded at SIS co. Bacon also little de-
pressed and go casks TAKEN comprising 90 casks Sides
40 at OK 20 at 9 40 in two lots at TO- and 25 tierces
fancy Hams at 11t Lard in request with sales of 95
erces so 1856 bbs erces prime at O. and 500
good No at 10Ae
RiCE-Actve and 500 tierces sold at 80 partly on
time
COFFEE-Quiet Sales 675 bags Rio at 91169Jse
BAGGlNG AND R0PE-1O0 pieces at 12sz013e, and
100 coils at Ct, time, with interest
WiHSKY-Some 500 bbls taken. including 125 at lG.
40 in lots, at 1914 100 (Fletcher's) at 1917 and 90
(Mathers' extra) at lie.
Notwithstanding new in the way of engagements
EXCHANGE s-Demand improving:
Sterling 1O81<6a1oss<
Francs. .,,,..... ........ S1SnEas s.
WORK sixtyday Bills iic sa et de-
aieh' Checks on NewYork. .parGOA p ct pm
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRgscENr OFyrcg.
Friday Morning April %, 1852
C0rT0N-The demand less active yesterday but
still $500 bales changed hands without any partcu-
lar alteration in prices
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-23

SSow.-Snow fell on streets, says the Quincy Gl)
journal of the 9Th Sunday night and Monday
ing last to the depth of inches larger body than we
have upon the ground for several years.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-23
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CRY. -
Thursday Evening. April 90 1852
The stock in market comprises 200 Western Beeyes
10 Cows few head of Texas Cattle and Hogs No Sheen
or Veal Cattle offering:
-PRICEa-
BEEF CATTLE (Western) .61s6D7c A. IL net
(Texas) ................ -t04c p Ii net
hoes. -G07c q Is net
Shelf So 75f0S4 90 y head
VAlSEs AND fEARL'Hos 81 oot6s1o 50 = head
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4 ms Camp Street. ~w TX
Ib We would inform friends public generally
opening articles unniured nv lie
fire at No. "a Canal street excepd Of the


CHRONICLES, CHANDELIERS, GLASSWARE, TEA TRAYS,
TABLE CUTLERY,
49, AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS GENERALLY
We will also continue to keep the best
SPERM LARD AND WHALE OILS.
STAR SPERM AND WAN CANDLES, CAAIPfiiNE SPIRIT GAS
ALCOHOL, soaps.
And would respectfully solicit patronage
oore 10 literally extended
apJ 2wsAW MILLER. HARRIS Il WALDO 10 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-23

Eli T. Tappan, editor of the Ohio Press at Column
bus. has been elected Mayor of steubenve Ohio Tap
pan is democrat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-23

COTTON TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton, bales Tobacco, hhds
Stock on hand Sept. l. 1851 ........15,390 23s71
Received since 1 255s71 29461
:. yesterday 2S3-1,256 291=29752
1.271,544 $500
Exported to date 0S7110 3416O
yesterday. 4.207-1 31 67=34,227
Stock on hand not cleared 1927 1o9Qa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-23

GREAT EXCITEMENT The celebrated Nine
~ AMoNT from Barnem's Museum Newyork has
srienee No ia Caroud-t street. Poyras
Tor the reception Of all who wish b informed Wonderful
Neseasns the most scientific
ry TIE favorable prediction Jenny
kemtht wherever known The long residence Madame
niost and hey with Aag
nlyantnge Of occult knowledge
Pe#s important law suits pending will lind to their
thgs To give he
Mane this being limited prices
Cent? ladies and S'ns Dollar gentlemen.
FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs. g. & A.
RnSIERE. of Streets No. 81 Pro-
i:ssors nj the noble Aar of SelfDefence nal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-23

Under the general banking law of Wisconsin,
the rate OF interest is fixed at 10 per cent until 1885,
7 per cent. thereafter.
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Notice.
iris.

"a Avis est lie dome TABLEAU dASSESSE
MENT POUR LA VILE DE LAFAYETTE, (manenen lie Qua,-
reme District de Ia Nouvele oans Nann6 1852 depo
bureau du Tresoe de Ia de vile expose
pendant VlNGT IoURs inspection parties
WIN. c. GooDRIcH,)
WIN. NORTHERN Assessors.
APPS s0l D. CLARK, JR,, !
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-23

Our special Teegraphic correspondent has forwarded
to US the details of the brought by the steamer
America at Halifax, in advance of the mail
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-23

MARINE DIsAsrERs-The Boston papers of the 18th give
the following additional list of marine disasters
The bark Greyhound from Robinstown Me- for
Boston, went ashore yesterday morning O'Clock on
Duxbury beach, mile from High Pine Ledge She lays
on the sand and perfectly tight up to II o'clock last
night. She has lost her rudder and shoe
The British schooner Colchester from Windsor went
ashore at the back Of Dear Island in the gale yesterday
morning. The and ten passengers were all saved
The bark Jacob Prcntis from Savannah dismasted in
the late gale is coming up in tow
There two brigs ashore at RAMS Head
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-23

FIRE CApIToL.-About O'Clock on the morning
Of the l4th fire accidentally broke out in the office of
the Supreme Court of the United States Tin the Capitol
at Washingon whereby several desks and the books
papers them consumed Tt is stated, however,
that most if not all of those destroyed be replaced
without much difficulty and that the valuable archives
the Court very little if any, defaced injured
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-23

~ DR.. DALTON has this day received some
genuine Vaccine Thos desiring Profession from
end dangerous dsass Small Pcz application Dr.
D. n his ocs, No. 90 st. Charles street. up sa dau 4.ap
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-23
MILLINERY AND FANCY

STRAW GOODS, RIBBONS, DRESS
~ TRIMMINGS, Ete.-TEN CASES STRAW GOODS tG939A
Less than wholesale prices in this city. u
CALIFORNIA B0NNETS shape 30 cents WI
WHITE CHIP AND CHINA PEARL BoNNETS ...... ceps
Al, the fashionable and finer qualities proportionaby
Bonnets richly and Hastily trimmed for money usually
altering old ones. - r.
MISSES BLooMERs' newest styles. 81 so
BOYS LEGHORN HATS, md Iuiup
HATS, etc of all the newest styles
RB0NS5O0 peees fresh per yard
api2 I'm r. BROWN. New York Store, street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-23

FURTHER BY THE ARcrrc-NetD York April 21--Brown
Shpeys circular states that the Liverpool cotton
ket has been dull since the sailing of the America and
that buyers not anxious present prices although
no uotbe change had occurred The receipts of wheat
and flour continued to be large.
DEATH OF Prince ScHwATzENBERG Prince Schwartz
enberg died Mt Vienna the I'd inst
ST. Louis, April 2OThe Wing State Convention of Mis-
souri, has nominated Donohugh for Governor and Win
ston for Lieutenant Governor The Convention proposed
resolution recommending Fillmore for the Presidency
and Crittenden for the Vice Presidency.
The St. Louis -four market is dull and So so per Dbl is
the present quotation Mess Pork $40 rs SIT per Dbl
LIVERPOOL Co1roN characterization, April 22-Our
advce here positive to the quotations
Liverpool ut the time the Asia sailed Fair Orleans 81
and middling Orleans 15-l6d per h. Eve Delta
Under the general banking law of Wisconsin
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