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rs NEW EDITIONS OF
THE LOUISIANA CIVIL CODE,

CODE OF PRACTICE.
Edited by THOMAS GIBBEs MORGAN Esq, Counsellor
n The undersigned has nearly ready the press
publish without delay, edition Of
THE CIVIL CODE OF LOUISIANA AND CODE OF PRACTICE
in the French aud English Languages.
Following each article will be pubshed the by
Of the Legislature FULL and Supreme
Court eah compiled Thomas Gibbs Morgan Esq
the edition Of Msrn Ropor" The FAC. that
out of print would alone justify their capitalization The profess
sion will at perceive how greatly their value
incorporating the ary amendments
ofthe Supreme Court; and they will unprscedny
lew price Of FIVE DOLLARS Subscribers payable on delivery
tho pubher but hope that will
forward promptly and show their willingness encourage him.
dec6 2t9pItW j. STEEL. 90 Camp street.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE !
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS.
NKw ORIr Cctobsr 1879


By virtue of the thirty seventh section Of the
Of the Legislature the Etsso Louisana aed can
Consolidate the City Of New Orleans aud provide M the
and administration Of It's affairs approved February 49, 1861 and Of
the fifth section Of the supplementary thereto and providing for the
incorporation of the City Of Lafayette with the City Of New Orleans
approved the day. and for the purpose funding thu debt
the old city Of the late First Third Municipalities City
Of Lafayette II
SEALED will be eceiveda this exchange
equitable computation erest Of
and other obligations Of the old city, and Of the First
Third Municipalities, and city Of Lafayette BONDS
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, FIRST JULY 1885, FORTY
YEARS. for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS payable
Of the City Treasurer with interest coupons attached thereto
rate Of SIX PER CENT payable the city Of NewYo
LIST January and lst July in each yenhe
offered In exchange up the
1853 which time interest the Bonds will
The Proposals be endorsed Offer exchange Bond etc.
will opened and acted the fourth Monday month";
commencing Monday the aad of November next 1852.
The Commissioners Themselves the right rejecting any
all bids. .
COMMISSIONERS. Y
A. D. CRossMAN, Mayor. sga7t'
O. DEBUYs Comptroller. IS
7t5sff VIM. II. GARLAND Treasurer. 3s.aS " Ii N
WIN. P. CONVERSE, Chairman Finsucs Gernnmittss,
Board II Aldsrmsn
II. PLACE, Chairman Finance Commitsss,
y Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
e A. LAYET, Secretary. Il 5e-- ri asoet91 II
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The Goods Dan,nued

The Goods Damaged In
L E l G. FL TON & CO.'S WINDO
II By the rain Of Friday morning, viii be cleared
aHy JUST HALF PRICE. -i
They consist Of few dozen FINE SHIRTS, UNDERsHIRTs AND
DRAWERS the best qualities COTTON MERINo HOSIERY
and of mos elegant cRAyATs, POCKET HANDKER
CHIEFS, PORTE MoNNAIEs, ETC., ETC.
c. LEIGHTON d co.. First Premium Shirt Emporium
deea 3t2p Sonthweat strast.
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,. @. Morgan,

j. @. Morgan,
'1hs35eftS EXCHANGE PLACE.
DICTIONARY OF SHAKESPEARE QUOTATIONS..
DICTIONARY OF SHAKESPEARE QUOTATIONS. Exhibiting The
mosf forcible pasgss illustrative Of The passions affections
and emotions The human mind selected arranged Alpha
bette order. vol 9SaSass i.$7s y
ODD FELLOWS TEXT BOOK
THE ODD FELLOWS TEXT BOoKAn eluedaton Of Theory
branches with Forms Ceremonies and odss with mpor
tan occaon and Manual Of Practice for the guidance
and Ldges-By Paashsl Donaldson, D. D., Grand Master
MASONIC TRESTLE-BOARD
THE NEW MASONIC EsTLE-BoARD-Adsp,ed to the Work
and Lectures praced in the Lodges Sass-By
Charles W. Moore "a * All ts59 ~ 55S, TX lgJ h
THE CRAFTSMAN, 81. 49, ~ HR
THE CRAFTSMAN AND FREE MAsoNs GuDE-contsintr
dsinason Of the Rituals FREQ Cornsius Moore
Editor Of the Masonic Review, CsAdipnaa. ss} - 4
dsee atap n J. G. MORGAN.
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HEAvy DAMAeEs-In the Superior Court, at New York,
on Friday the 26h ult Emery Matthews recovered six
cents in action for libel against the popretors of the
New York SUM- {e at9
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g- FUNERAL CEREMONIES IN HosoR

Gag- FUNERAL CEREMONIES IN HONOR OF
CALHOUN CLAY AND wEBsTERrt is respectfully requested
that M places public sndr pvae business closed
December and that the same together with the dwellings
be dressed in mourning. ~
also respectful " requested that our flowezens the usual
badge Of mourning left arm during moving procession
Persons having charge Of the Church city
requested to the to be oed during the
Masters pit propreors Of the
varq public buildings the city, respectfully requested display
fheirco ors half-mast from sunrise
The Military, Orders Societies. Associations other
bodies that desire participate in the day.
quesd assemble such places they respectively select and
repair to the placer Of rendezvous by 10 O'Clock,
By oider of the Committee. % ~
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employed upon the United States ship Vermont, the
steamer Hancock, and other work going at the
Charleston Mass Navy Yard and every thing indicates
that there will be business done than for many
past Report says that the Franklins to be repaired
fitted out for voyage and is to be sent to the Boston
Yard for thst purpose.
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The Presbyterian says that the venerable and useful
servant Of God the Rev John Mcintyre rested from his
abors the 18th ult at the residence Of his sonnaw
Mr. Alexander Purcell, in Robinson, North Carolina, in
the hundred and third year of his age
lively seldom that hear of minister of the gospel
reaching his threescore and ten but here
BILE Of God who had been spared to the harness
for more than century. l4.DI --.-
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MTATRIE DELLA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q

4VA peeembe, is52En de la 4ss Conse
Cmmun de la vile de Ia Nouve spprouyee Decemb
1852 - .
eat pr6sene donn que election quatreme
de Deesmo seme jour de les yotans dumsn
Qualities dn Premier District les
ane Wards de la willie pour poumer DEUX
MEMBRES AUX CoNSEIL DIES ALDERMEN, rempacsmsns
fon James Rohb ct de rton James
po eIout ouverts meue endroi,s dnss
objection dEa lieu s meme jour- survsllancs
Jhgss u GIenisIs qai seront NOMINEES pour Ptsdsr.
Lea Comnae frou eurs Tctou Marie ala o
dsc7 A. D, CROSSMAN, Mairs,
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The CLEyELAND AND ERIE RAuRoAD.-The Cleveland
papers filed with the celebration of the opening of the
Cleveland and Erie railroad road very important to the
interests Of NewYork city and connected with the Erie
and NewYork railroad The length of the road isuinst
FIVE miles The line sstraight nearly the whole distance
and there is not single deep cut in the whole route
The cost Of the road equipped is about $4,000 per mile
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Carpet Warehouse,

NO. % CHARITIES STREET.
lY- Just received, patterns Of ri -'
FHLyET AND BRUSSELS TAPESTRY; 5Il
TREEPLYS BRUSSELS INGRAINS great variety qualities
O., ia Is 4 DRuGGETs for cumb Cloths;
Mosaic Printed and Embroidered TABLE PIANO COVERS;
WINDOW SHADES STAIR RODS White and cold MATING
FLOOR OIL CLOTH from "a feet qualities
suit all all which offered prices
below those OF previous years.
:. AeeI lw2p A. RROUSSEAU 4 co.
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Stationery.

Stationery.
arr e ,CORSON s. ARMSTRONG;,
NO. SO CAMP STREET,
"a Respectfully attention those whg
STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS,
10 their LARGE COMPLETE apd ENTIRELY NEW STOCK which
they offer reasonable terms. Their
BINDING AND PRINTING OFFICE
being located in the same building enabled give special
attention to all orders in their Lice. To stock Of
P All Err
$50. -7 WE ASK ESPECIAL REFERENCE,
octls 9pf CoRSoN d ARMSTRONG, statoners Campst
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FRozEN PoTAToEs-The Rural New Yorker says that q
potato if frozen and instantly put into cold water does
not recover but totally changed and becomes facoid
sark Of unavory gummy matter of very dsagreeable
odor but If while in frozen state they thrown
by one, into water constantly boiling, they way
affected and edible when first taken from the
earth ~ - -
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%~ STATE TREAsURER.-Editoys Crescent:
Please that GEORGE P. BRAN, Eaq who
the last five efficient Clerk the Treasury
supported for the office of STATE TREASURER by iFy
h utll To MANY FRIENDS
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A HoRmnLE AFrAR-Two young men fought a bloody
duel ut midnight, in wood near Camden. N. j. few
days SINCE In which fell Serious apprehensons as to
his safety removed the next day when the seconds
made known that the pistols loaded only with powder
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AAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, Deoem.

Der 1s52By virtue of resolutions Nos $40 and $40 Of the
Cton Council OF the city New Orleans the
AMP seth oeober 1854 and ao the
Statute Of the Legislature Of the State of Louisiana entitled AN
concerning the licensing Of drinking the Eating
Gdnos in hi. sae' approved 4tS March, N
Notice hereby that election
hh voters Of this city on the fourth MONDAY Of being the
9Th Of this month"; for the of determining the the
gqd Of this the granting withholding
licenses from drinking houses for the ta of intoxicating liquors this
city, lt.I
Each voter will his BY deposng ballet which
shall printed aiICENSEn No LICENSE'
he such words will distinctly the intention the
The polls will be opened The places
h holding the State elections that the
of sueh Inspectors and Clerks appointed preside
tile |..lll
The Commissioners Election will Mayor
by A D., CROSShAN, Mayor
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New NOVEL BY Mrs. STowE.-The National Era will
shortly commence the publication of story by the
author of Uncle TOMS Cabin, called Mark Sutherland
or Power and Principle.n
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u EKeIrsH GAdE--It is no uncommon thing for Engs
game to be ssld in the NewYork market Some of it is
brought out for the of English Steamers and the
plus sold their arrival there We have heard of five
pairs Of English pheasants sold Saturday the 10th u
for IS 90 pair and English hares at 81 80 apiece The
pheasants natives Of Asia They have beautiful
pumage elegant FORMS and delicate flesh and choice
birds with epicures The English hare is better than
the American rabbit and to the tastes Of many not
GOOD II
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FArAL AcclpsNr.-Two Irish laborers whose names
not known were drowned in Bayou paquemine last week.
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ss Ell s. III . - ~
ts~.saHa'
%& 16q6&tng 81 Gpne1Sss.
~ WAsEslorcs Monday, Dec 8.
consres met Il u O'Clock when quorum was present.
u both Hcuss Committees we're appointed to walt
~ Prssidsnt ana inform him that both HoIes wsr
rsseed whsp the Nssasse wss eent IN and Il now being
eSKfo sfsi6st st..nho.4.. -
rs,,..a...S ,,s....,.si{I
sp. 4, = I $3.50
Ia. ~. : =. -. y,
~ q - ~ y = = -.
u n, s u IN. B u 4. s5Ss7 q 81 g,
~ 49,
~. Y. = y a.
Ana tns ~ III.
~ ntias sne vlsAssy
- 80 seall,i ~ Y. ssss.
We are Indebted t. he clerk II tho steamer Bulletin for
Nemphis papsxs 81 q IS 4. s. * ss ~
49, :; e r g. 49,,
81 ~ snesossp = " y'ss y.
- - - 'asos11 49, .s AZ
Thanks to the Clerk Of the steamer Texas fol- Red River
papers ~ ny =
=-:=== ssss5
capt kcnifds nss our III ~ anyisa
tion to BE- present at par WHICH took place yesterday
evening" on board bis magnificent steamboat the 1onn
simonds. * b 10 Ma :s.i
- yI:Asss9 ss7'-7'7T :.T7- 81. ia 4.
4 Riar KrsREsENrATyE RiTa,ar We are grained 20
frnin cazd ppDlisned " another column tnat our
III and genial fellow citizen, H. NJ Summers Esq,
a. i,,sa,ed a resousider hi decliuaton and con-
255.s.1 III. ss u 60. y.
~ 80 rUa W ~
pHkB - strong team before the people The latter Is
head and shouldlrs above any opponent that can be
$500, u & ~ 49, ,.sss5 *
ss s4as .,-- = 9. -
i IS a, q. 3. n a., so,,o
n' - Y. 49,
thirty Of more gentlemen visited this noble new steamer
and partook Of some agreeable hosptaties rendered by
N ,t.i, Tha ,,o.t Il named after o,r re
81 49, - Mn, -. ~,
spected nary l whose Nao o.s
the features of the occasion handsome full length
portrait Of Mr. Hill faces the entrance to the ladies'
cabin and Immediately underneath it il superior
WOOD piano q Chickering'S manufacture both Of those
are complimentary presents from Mr.. ii Tho coup del
Of the ST cabins Is very pleasing in the perfect neat
:. s,s M, o,s a. co,,t,,tab,e
u ,..,si.,. ( 50 4 Z Ys ID 7T d ] ~
90 M, VI n \ NJ, I,,, . -. ~. 4, (. - i,
AAe n ~ !" NM ceu Sa1iy .io'shs :. - 'o
bales Of cotton and from this fact some idea Of her ex
traordinary capacity for stowage may be formed. We
have never seen boat better ADAPTED to business but as
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Mrs Sinclair and Mr. yandenho playing an engage
msnt at Bates Theatre st. LOUIS and with great
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THE VEGETABLE EArERs.-The New York Vegetarian So
ciety met at NewYork the 18th. Mr.. Shaw made a
speech in which he declared that the predomnance given
to the animal nature Of man by the employment Of the
flesh of animals great obstacle in the way of the
gospel reform and expressed the opinion that there
hope for the general adoption Of the teachings Of Jesus
Christ until human beings should entirely from eat
ing animals and return to the commandment Of the Al
mighty delivered at the creation Of the world which is
to derive their subsistence entirely from the vegetable
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-07

y i3ses NEWS BY TELEGR.aPH
VICE PREsiDENr KING. = Washington, December 81
Vice President King arrived in Washington to-day His
health Is COED s., ,ss Il ~ N 5ss ~
NORTH CAROLINA. lsltimo,s, December 5.-Judge Bat
tie has been elected Supreme Judge in North Carolina
and Major Clark Comptroller.
MAiIs-Five Southern mails hare arrived here.
s'el = e f7asf so Five Pic
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B- For GovERNoR.-We are authorized to
Colonel RICHARD HAGAN Governor
thus State under the new Constitution oc7 9pte
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Ng- For ALDERMEN-To serve the unexpired
Of James Robb and james Stockton resigned r. N WOOD
SAMUEL JONES, Jr. 81. .-..7-..- q. s. dec1
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Ess- FUNERAL CEREMONIES IN HONOR OF
CLAY, CALHOUN WEBSTER. NOTICE TO MUSICIANS
Leaders of the Bands Of Music engaged by the Committee
for the 9th report
office City Hail. before IL O'Clock Me- on WEDNEs
DAY next, the 9Th instant.
ddc7 9tlp CHARLES A. LABuZAN, Grand Marahal,
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New HousE REfuoE.-The corner stone Of new
house of refuge laid at NewYork Thursday the
18th ut The buildings will two of ground
and afford accommodations for thousand juye-
nile delinquents They will be surrounded by stone
wall twenty feet high. enclosing ten Of ground
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-07
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, Decem

IXl Der g. ls52By No. ass of Common
Cpunci the city Of New Oeans approved 9TH December
Notice y hereby given that election will be held the fourth
MONDAY of December being the 1th this mouth the duly
qualified voters the First District comprising the Fist Second
Third Wards of the city New Orleans TWO MEMBERS
BOARD OF ALDERMEN fill the occsioned
ssnaona the Stockton.
tie hodng of the State elections that day. and under the
oyer the same.
The Commissioners Mayor
Al A D, CROSSMAN, Aayor.
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CouRr MARTIAL-A General Court Martial. consisting
Of Brevst Lieutenant Colonel J. b. Magruder, Brevet
jor Andrews Captains Burton Lowell Stone and Jordan
Leutenants Hamilton, Patterson and Eddy assem-
bic at Fort Yuma the Rio Colorado California, the
18th instant the trial Of Captain D. Davidson Second
Infantry upon charges preferred by the commanding OH
Ger of that post, Brevet- Major Heintzelman
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n The Stock or Fs.ssst Irees

e And HARDY sHRUB BIS, etc., in the SOUTHERN NURSERIES
Washington, Miss extensive grown The earlier in the
season that ranspanng is done the better in this climate
ALEck will remain in the city few days orders and
may 70 found at Nosmans, No Camp street. . NJ to p
h. 10 oto..
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A Nrw synelns OF slAvrny.-A Havana correspondent

a New SPEcIHs OF SLAvERY.-A Havana correspondent
Of the Newark On ~ Daily advertiser says:
There is wicked commerce just beginning with Yu
catan Young boys imported and hired slaves
for term of years. their owners being allowed to whip
them In the as negroes 1t seems to me that
the consus Of other nations should prevent this Indian
slavery, and our Government ought to insist upon the
authorities Of Yucatan the discontnuance of such
rargement exists between this island aud their
country Indians doubt, troublesome in Yucatan
but selling them into slavery wicked way of get
ting rid Of them.n st s rs
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To the Ladies'.

pUBLIC SCHOOLS, First District. THE sit
uaon Of PRINCIPAL TEACHER the Boys High School
M % vacant the gath December Application for
tons in the intermediate viii uSi Dec
ssmina ions Of candidates will be held EVERY FRIDAY EVEN
ny # O'clock ~ The Office No City Hall
Tie election for suPERiNTENDkNT and TEAcHER in
The Schools Of the District will take place the cath December
and the Cd January, tdec24 1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-07

NEW 0RLEANa TYPoGRAPHIcAL UNIoN. We acknowledge
the receipt Of polite invitation join this association in
the celebration Of the obsequies Of the 9th instant We
should feel very much at home among them we have
been 70 long among and with printers We confident
that tst day the typographical Union will show as ne
body fcitizsns be found in the limo Of the process
sion 8y g sjS9N ~ go ~ -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-07

"A yErERAs.-Dr Cowdery, who died at Portsmouth,
yae few days ago, appointed assistant surgeon in
the u s. Navy by the elder Adams the LIST ofJanuary
and promoted to the rank Of surgeon in 1904 by JEFF
ferson During cruise in the Mediterranean under Cap
tain Bsinbridge, who attached to Com. Preble's
squadron the ship was stranded the coast of Tripo
on the 3lst Of October where the whole crew.
nsting Of $50 officers and men, were made prisoners by
tbs Turks snd detained in Tpo nearly years gnder
mech suffering when they relieved by treaty aud
returned home. At the time Of his DEATH Dr. Gowdsry
VA probably the oldest officer In the Navy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-07

The FuNxRAL 0ssEauiEa NEw osLEANs-We make
the following extract from the Charleston Mercury:
The authorities Of New Orleans having extended an
Invitation to his Honor the Mayor join the obsequies
Of Calhoun Clay and Webster to be celebrated in that
city on the 9th instant Council yesterday very properly
adopted resolution granting him leave Of absence
THAI purnosa ~ as ttai g Pfff 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-07

BANKS OF INpIANA-The following neV banks, 1t is
stated have been organized in Indiana and will be
in operation. viz: Public Stock Bank in New Port yer-
mlion county, with capital of $4,000 Government
Stock Bank in lafayette with capital of s5o0oo City
Bank in Terre Haute with capital Of s15ooo to be in
creased to half mion and the State Stock Bank Of
Indiana, at Peru with capital of 100000.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-07

Swiss Block OF GRANITE FOR THE NATIONAL MONUMENT.
The Swlss block for the Monument to Washington has
been cut from the Alps Of the Bernese 0berand and will
be shortly shipped from Rotterdam to Baltimore and
Washington. It bears the following inscription To the
memory Of Washngton-The Free Swiss Confederation,
MDcCCLII.n In recent correspondence between the
Secretary Of the State and the Swiss Consul ut Philad
phia the latter says am requested to present this
block Of granite to the people of the United States
proof of Swiss attachment to the sister Republic,
acknowledgment Of the great merits Of the founder Of it,
and also In order to show the desire the part Of Swi
erland to cultivate and foster the feelings of friendship
andgood will now SO happily existing between the two
Repnblics.r e.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-07

Last evenings Picayune announces the death of MI
Edward Fyun natvs Of Ireland lately connected with
that paper a. local reporter Mr.. Flynn was young
Of considerable talent and great amiabity
Hs savss III addition toa widow large circle Of friends
to regret bis early Death He died Of consumption at
Clinton in this State whittier he had repaired with the
hope Of improving bis health
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-07

The GANEsE JuceLERs Tonight is the last of these
celebrated performers at the Varieties Theatre and those
who have not them should not fail to do so Some
81 their sas wonderful beyond description We
derssnd that the manager Of tho troupe has received Of
ers from the manager of the Orleans Theatre and we
doubt not that the troupe would do well for few nights
at TINT establishment
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-07

STArsrtcs OF CorToN MANUFACTURERS IN RussrA.--Ac-
eordng to recent official report upon the manufactures
domestic trade Of Russia there in that empire 1853
manufactures Of cotton divided among thrtysx of the
provinces. The provinces or government " Of Kaluga
number 81 that of St Petersburg 49, Moscow vladimir
Walhinien, Wiadkaorel and Jareslaw each, etc The
amount Of tho goods manufactured is about 100000
pieces estimated at silver rubes and giving en-
poyment to about About half of these
goods printed adding value to the above of some
100000 silver rubes and employing 5000 aborer
additional About s5ooOo pieces were woven upon power
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-07

MATCH ron $1,000. Dan Rice and Beppo go pacing
race mile heats three best in ave- to harness. this after
the Metsirie Course Should the weather be
fine the time will probably be adown In the thirtesn
Those who desire to witness should make early
call for vehicles all sorts Of conriyances viii be put in
requion to enable the crowd to reach the track an
early hour. u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-07

Capt RobErds has our Acknowledgements for invita-
ton to 81 present 1T party which took place yesterday
evening on board bis magnificent steamboat the John
SimoEds 49, II IN, Il s E