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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-20
FINE WATCHES.

FINE WATCHES.
A NY lady gentleman desiring to possess a really
"a fine Watch, can be supplied by us, as we have on
hand really superior Watches that can be recon-
mended for time and durability, and receiving
further supplies by frequent arrivals We have them in
gold hunting cases. Also, open facesand either gold
white enamel dials.
We invite all in want of fine Watch give US CALL
hatering ourselves that can furnish them good,
If not better terms, than they be procured either in
this foreign countries Previous sending abroad for
w atch. which may be procured of, you know whom
give us CALL examine our prices and quatles and satisfy
yourself
NH 81 GENNET & JAMES, Eagle square.
4 ANDINds, per steamships Roanoke and City O..
SO bbls Apples, GillaAowers and Russets
100 boxes Cheese English dairy and Goshen
20 frktns superb Orange county Butter
T2O bbs Newark Cider
125 boxes Oranges and Lemons, in prime order
100 half boxes Raisns
100 or do do
so whole do do
100 drums Figs
10 trails soft shell Almonds
10 bags Palm Nuts
5 bags Fiberts
so boxes New York steam refined asserted and
100 bbs Pink.eye and Mercer Potatoes
Receiving per above steamships in the best orde, and
for sale low Also receiving large supplies by each
ceeding steamer. H. w. TYLER
apo No Main street.
CIGARS, CHGARS.-A prime lot just received
" by r. r. DUVAL,
APT Under the American
SAVE YOUR BOOKS AND PAPERS,.
WYE are receiving by the schr Hanover, splendid lot
w of HERRING'S SALAMANDERS, with fire and
antburgary locks Those who have not supplied them
selves will please call and examine the perfect SAFETY in
case of fire.
Delay not, for we know not what night may bring
forth"
Every who has valuable books and papers should
get one, and when the bell rings they may feel safe
The Departments in the Capital bave secured ore why
winot individuals who have thousands at risk every night
be secure? Call and get one of
ap Is FRY & McCANDL1SH.
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GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
PRESIDENT
WILLARD FILLMORE.
THE CABINET,

WILLARD FILLMORE.
THE CABINET.
Secretary of State. Daniel Webster of Mass
Secretary of the Treasury Thos. Corwn, of Ohio
Secretary of War. Charles M. Conrad, OF La
Secretary of Navy ......-. VIM. A Graham, OF n e.
Secetary of Interior. Alex'r H. H. Stuart, of Va
Postmaster General. ....-... Nathan K. Hall, ofN u
Attorney General j. j. Crittenden, of KY.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
1t is curious circumstance that all the judges of this
Court from adjoining States, will be by the
subioined table. The Court composed, is fol-
fows- APPOINTED
ChiefJustce. .RogerB. fancy, Md 1886
Assistant Justice John Mclean Oho 1929
Assistant Justice james M. Wayne, Ga. 1885
Assistant Justice John Catron, Tenn. 1887
Assistant Justice John Mckinley,
Assistant Justice Peter " Daniel
Assistant Justice Samuel Nelson N -1s45
Assistant Justice Robert c. Grer, Penn. 1876
Assistant Justice Benz Curtis Mass. 1851
Attorney General John J. Crittenden, 1850
Reporter Benz C. Howard Md. 1s43
Clerk VIM T. Carroll, D. G.
Seven of the Judges democrats and two are WINGS
(viz: Mclean and Curtis.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-20
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.


TRESH FOREIGN GOODS.-By the steam
IL ers Pacific and Baltic are receiving
Fancy satin and lace checked Muslns
Do plain and diagonal flush do
Swiss satin stripe do
HAIR cord and satin spot do
Black Cashmere and Alapacca Hose
Black and mode colored Cotton Hose
Mized Cotton Hose and half Hose
Do merino and Vigonia half Hose
Oxford mixed and cloth Gloves
Chamois lined Berlin do
Heavy wool do
Mems merno Shirts
Fancy ball and exhibition Buttons
Pearl coat vest and shirt DO
Horn and paper coat and vest do, &c. &c. &c.
Which we offer to the trade atvery low prices.
KENT, PAINE & KENT.
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REFRIGERATORS, REFRIGERATORs
shower Baths, Shower Baths-Water

REFRIGERATORs,R EFRIGERATORs,
Coolers, Water Coolers.
YJNE subscriber has the complete assortment of
Il all the above in Richmond and of the most pproved
and latest construction. Refigerators from 81 $28,
large Sizes suitable for hotels public places For
sale at the house furnishing store of
my L. GINTER, 1877 Main st.
TUNE MAGAZINEs.-J. W RANDOLPH
y has for sale, May 18th:
Collotts new and improved standard French and Eng
sh Dictionary, Svo volume, 81.
June No Godys Ladies' Book, q splendid number 25
cts
Fourth supply ofBancroft's United States vol. 4th.
No Mary Price, So 25.
Memoirs of a Servant Girl, by Reynold, csc,
Burleighs Legislative Guide the most complete work
on the subject 81 25, my15
V7INEGAR.-5o bbs pure Cider Vinegar, receiving
Y for sale by
my 10 WIN TAYLOR.
1nn BBLS., HALF BBLS. AND MlTS
lOO No. AND MACKEREL, landing from
achr. Juliette, for sale by
my S WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
In BAGS RIO AND LAGUIRA Cor
l1tO FEE of prime quality. receiving per Poeahon
tas by WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
my S
RUTTER.-3o kegs prime Goshen Butter, receiv
- ing consignment and for sale by
mys TINSLEY BRYANT
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Gill ID M N q - Ii d Il Il L. L N
ESTA KLISHMENT.

C l. Il ID n n G . II o 7 T l. G
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CARY STREET, BELOW 14TH STREET.
HNHE SUBSCRIBER puttingup for transportation
i lin quart and pint bottles) Porter, Ale and
Champa gne Cider, Of superior quality, and carefully
packed by an experienced hand City and country
chants can be supplied short notice. Empty bottles
wanted JOHN CLENDINlNG.
NH l6
AKEE STOCK OF DRY GOOhS AND
IL HARDWARE At COST THE subscribers
intending discontinue the sale of Hardware and wish
ing have the necessary alterations and repairs made
in the store preparatory combining themselves here
after exclusively the sale of Dry Goods will sell at
for cash. approved negotiable notes at months
their large and desirable stock Of both Dry Goods and
Hardware
Merchants Planters, and others, will find it to their
interest to examine this excellent stock of goods which
will be sold at either wholesale retail.
THOS. & CHAS. ELLIS & CO.,
23-tf LOG Main street, Richmond Va
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no LOVERS OF A PURE. STRONG

TTNO
AND CLEAR CUP OF COFF,EE.-I have
lust imported and received fresh lot of those justly
iebrated "B patent Coffee Pots. They need no
commentator from me- they have been tried here by
many families, and found to be the best Coffee Filter yet
invented The demandhas beenso great that have been
unable to supply it. The simplicity of the greatest
features in the article that the most ignorant person
can use it. They vary in size from three pnts eight
pipts and are for sale the House Furnishing Store of
L. GINTER,
mys 1877 Main street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-14

HoRsss sourH-The Cincinnati Commercial
says The shipment of horses to the southern market
this will far oyerreach any preceding season. we
have been informed by these thus engaged that the soo
is, also very superior John Smith ESQ., is one aaops
the heavy shippers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-14

SroRTs OF THE TURF MoBILE.-We take from the Mo-
bile Register the following list of running horses in
training on the Bascombs course Such collection is
not often
Gel j L. Bradley, of Kentucky Sally Waters-b.
by imp Glencoe, out of imp Maria Black, years old.
S + by Boston, dam by Ratter, years old.
Mr. Lewis E Smith: JesSie-o f.. by Chancellor out OF
dam Of Anne Hayes, years old Foiy-ch. M, by imp.
Glencoe out of Fanny Wright, years old. Gen-Mary-
ch f. by imp Glencoe, out of the dam of Tulip ETC.,
Colonel R. H. Long R. c., by Othello dam by IT.
moleon years old Blue RUM c.. by Preston. dam
by Eclipse, four years old. Ch c., by imp, Bcshazzar
dam by Leviathan. four years old b. f. by Lord OF
Lorn, dam by IIerod 4years old.
Col s NJ Hill: Wade Hampton-ch. c.. by Boston,
out of Margaret Woods. by Pram, four years old. CHI
f. by Regents out of imp Mango, four years old. CHI
f. by Boston, out of Minerva Anderson by Luzborough,
years old.
Colonel L. B. Pondexter, of Louisiana: CIR. C, by
Boston, dam by Big Archie, four years old. 3. c. by
Boston, out of Sally Morgan, four years old. Ch f.. by
Boston, dam by Bertrand three years old b. f. by Bos
ton. dam by imp Yorkshire 3 years old
Mr. j B Patterson. of Tennessee: Charmer-b M. by
imp Glencoe. out of Betsy Malone, aged
j. s. Hunter. ESQ.,: Arrow-ch. C. by Boston, out of
Jeannetteau. years old Adieu ch by Grattan out
of Old Stocking by Thornhl. two years old G.. f., by
Boston, dam by Eclipse, years old.
Mr. A. Bell, of Kentucky: s. ch. f., by Boston, dam
by Eclipse. 2years old
Colonel I, B. Goldsby: S ch f, by imp Belshazzar
dam by Bertrand four years old. S. ch. f. by Boston
of Fanny King. years old,
Besides the above there five six outsiders that
well able to give good account of themselves in almost
any field
The stake for the first day has been filled. and the
Derby Race"-the home stake for 1925 purse will create
great interest it entirely among familiai
citizens. All five are going of course.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-14

THE WAY DurcH E>LiGHrEN JApAsEsE.--The
London Morning Chronicle that the Dutch who
pretty generally known alone Of all European nations
hold commercial intercourse with the Japanese publish
journal in the Japanese language which is intended to
enighen them the progress of the outside barba-
rans'' Recently number Of this paper came into the
hands of the editor who makes the suboined remarks
upon its contents
There are many things in these singular publications
with which might be disposed to quarrel We cannot
recognize claims of the great nation of Hoanders to
rank the leading European doctrine which the
Jealous Dutch employees have from time immemoral i'm
pressed upon the Japanese public Nor We by any
satisfied with the insignitnance which the Dutch
official journalists impute to Engand and the United
states With appearance Of plausbility it is stated
that Great Britain is island enveloppd in perpetual
fogs necessarily vexed with political disputes and iuhah
tied by whose souudues of intellect is ques
tionabe The United States do not fare much better
they said consist of communities Of
ous perfectly destitute of all regard for the rights OF
property But it certainly is by means logical in
that patiyes of the countries thus dcourte
ouy characterized necessarily without power or in
| huencc to extend their dominion in the East ~
The United States going to give the Japanese
proof of their quality unless indeed they fall through
with the project which they will not do when the.
get fairly started.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-14

Boar BUILDING AROUND THE FALLs-We take from the
Louisville Courier the following statistics of steamboat
building in that vicinity The number of boats built at
Louisville and vciuty this year shows very large excess
over any previous year. and the outlay of capital in the
construction and outfit of these boats fully
million aud quarter of dollars. Fory-tour boats have
heen built here this average cost of $50 600
each Of this number eighteen constructed at New
ALBANY twentythree at this city and Jacksonville and
three at paducah The tonnage by custom-hon mea-
surement of the boats is 1020 tons but their freight
burthen is fully equal to 10000 tons The total pumber
Of boats built last year thirtytour Many of the
boats of this in point of beauty speed and i'm
of machinery and style, We think superior
to any ever built.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-14

THEY Now.-Fifty years ago. says the Cleveland
Herald. steamboats, unknown now. there 5000
atoa American waters alone In 1900 there was not
single railroad in the world now there 600 miles
in the United States and about % 900 in America and
England. Half century ago it took some weeks to
vey from Washington to New Orleans now, not
many seconds it did weeks Fifty ago the most
rapid printing press worked by hand power now
steam prints 10000 papers hour single press
Now is great fellow, but will be much bigger half cen
tury hence.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-14


W. Grand Lodge Of Alabama recently elected for the
suing year
" " G mr. David Clopton, of Tuskegee.
NJ " D G. M sgd Smith. of Dayton.
r. " S G " Samuel Ii. Dixon. of Talledega.
R. " j. G.. W Geo w Gaines. of Mt Sterling.
X " G C. Rev ]. H. Willoughby, of Lebanon.
r. II. G L. James VI Brundige. of Athens.
r. " G r. Thos Welch. of Montgomery.
r. ". G S. Anand F. pister of Montgomery.
S G. G. Joshua H Danforth of ufaula
J. G. d. + NJ Perryman. of (Weedowee)
G. 7. Thos. McDougal, Of Montgomery.
OFFICERS M, F.. GRAND CHAPTER.
NJ E. Wm p Chiffon. of Tuskegee. Il p
James l.. Price. Unontown. Dept. q. H. F.
VIM H. Morris. Fulton, G. R.
Thoma., j. Clark, Hope P o., G. S.
.' Amand P. Pfster Montgomery. Grand Secretary.
E NJ Hastings. Montgomery. Grand Treasurer.
Rev J. II Willoughby, Lebanon, G Chaplain.
David Hartwel, Lowuesboro, G. Lecturer.
Oliver S, Beers. Mobile, cro,a u.rsh.,s
T. c. Hartwell. Lownesboro'. ~
Thos McDouga Montgomery, G. Sentinel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-14

THE RESULT ARKassAs-0 0Gciai.-From the proca-
nation the Governor learn that the aggregate vote
for President thus For Pierce 12l76 for Scott
1922 majority for Pierce 4S54 All the counties had been
officially heard from except Van Buren,. Some informal
ity, we presume, in making up the returns from that
county caused its vote to be left out.
G. Underhill received 76 votes in Madison county,
and in Jackson county Albert Pike received
% Fulton county and Buchanan received 2 votes
in Fulton county.
The total the State is 1858 less than that Of last
year which was not considered a full vote.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-14
VOLUME V.
RIVER AND MARINE.


GEOR VERA CRUZ-For Passengers and .==A
A. heavy freight only The Al brig ADA, C"ltuia Aud aE
la ing Hrly all engaged and going board VIII
mHeItte dispatch for til above port For mall ennnh'y oil
having splendid accommodations in fin ana stt
r., Hppyt0 BARELll Il CO., u Common street. d"c5
NHOR NEW YORK. Hurlbut & Co.'S ~
g. lne.-Te fast sailing packet ship LlzAbErn D pen.
SDN, Capt M Carpenter, having large portion o hGr
gong board will have lick dispatch Fo reghl
vE unsurpassed GeconmodaSns apply on board tois
~ nnSs 'N c C noGERT Il CO. 10 Camp street
Will.ave rRinAY, neca,nher "a at 8ocock A. ~.
TIOR NEW YORK DIRECT Steam szT f|S,
e. ghp Iint-tb p"ul doa'l cngt7e ste"tsh
Ii&M PESN Winthrop seas conmairler, will hve whHri,
For eg't passage hPplyio
MARKS u THOMAS, 4 P6ydfas slree.
~ No freight received uoard unless cd by wlen
otcr fnr the Agents deco &
EOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER
Il Al Clipper Brig, l6 daily expected
sud we found in respect Capacity lah0
p6icrars apply CIV HYNsoN, 50 Camp st decd
YIOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-The Al
ADA, Capt Wilson Aud, will be chartered take freight
l'r any port. Apply to .nr,, ,o q, .,o .
novl5 BAREIlI CO., 6l Common street
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REGULAR Packets.
W.4TERL.NG PLACES

2 BILoH Ia,e Slss FGRT alripl plkEi sED Bny M'yy
SlSsPlI CITY = Sent Weekly Packet Steamer CkEOLt ne
splendid low pressure CREOLE, Crhrs walker
wt aHommoialion will leave the Ponharsran
I,air ii uu nryal or 'e Cars at the Lake totows:
TEDA NEW ORLEANS: FROM BILoXT:
SATupD Y........,.5 y. cars. Su DAY EVENlNG
II ESD ,Y...,.......5t. . THURSDAY EVENING"
tlor Intern sdiate Laniings 81 30. Chill
irau # Srrpults, 81 50. Deck, 81 10.
5 ibs r Bog sill leave the office of the Agent regularly on
TUESDAY UDA T. ocock FreIghreceiYed at the
RmIr nj Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays aud Saturdays
nov96 Il. GE DEs, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-14

LATER SANTA FE-We clip from the St Louis
Union the 9Th the following items from New Me1i
The Union says:
We have received the Santa Fe Gazette Of October 16
and 80 discusses at great length the project of rail-
road to the Pacific aud strongly advocates the selection
of the following route
Let the beginning of the main trunk of the Pacific
Railroad be fixed the Santa Fe road at Tur
key creek This will give it the latud. Of little
3s deg North, and point something two hundred
miles from Independence, Mo- for the junction Of the
Northern system railroads Let the Southern route
then be Fayetteville Ark and the distance thence
the point have designated Turkey creek is little
two hundred miles Thus it will b. that the
point Turkey creek is just about eu distant from the
points which the two to be at the present
tending And here would say that object in the
construction of the Pacific Railroad should be avail
all the railroads already constructed under
contract This will be material saving of expense.
The Southern mail arrived here on Thursday night.
The mail from Sau Antonio for last month had engage
with party of Indians in which several indians
killed The mail comnany lost several mules fell
back and recruited their party but did not arrive at Ell
| Paso till the 1st inst
| Hon Judge Watts, ] L. Collins, Esq and Maj Wing
field, Indian Agent arrived last Tuesday evening.
Judge Watts and Maj Wingied with the mail. and
Mr. Collins travelled with Mr. Aubry whose train is K
pected here in few days Mr. Aubry have before
stated his way California All the above gentle
| men arrived in good health.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-14
From the Rio Carande.

The Picayune more fortunate that ourselves been
favored with late copy Of the Corpus Christi Nueces
Valley which contains the following letter from Browns
vile dated the 18th ult:
The District Court for the Twelfth Judicial District
commenced fall the 9Th inst and already have
several both civil and criminal been disposed o.
On the 12,h the interesting case Of william Patterson rs
Basse Hord. for trial. and after counsel were
heard. titles produced etc the Judge advanced az MS
opinion the following to the character Of the labor titles
about this place
1t il neither national nor individual property. Tosup
port the by its rents the true intention Of both
the Spanish and Mexican laws; and the eptlos (town
ract) the municipal domain OF towns the moment
it conquest severed it ceased TO be part OF Meta
and the State takes the fact of severance de-
troyrd the between the citizen and the town
his title the he ceased to be citizen OF
corporation grounds could it be diverted from
the orgina! conditions Of the grant nor could oe sod
to for the purpose OF cutting up the LABOR INTO
town lots.''
Patterson the plaintiff the claimed under title
from the of MataInoras aud the jury returned YER
diet against him
On the 18th criminal case tried which has caused
many remarks and reflections to be made by the good
people of this place 1t the Of the State OF Texas
Manuel Dominguez ct al for burglarously entering
the warehouse of San Roman and herefom stealing
and carrying fourteen OF dry goods the
property OF said San Roman The accused and supposed
generassimo Of the party whocommitted the burglary Ia
Col Dominguez of unenvabe notoriety and who being
Mexican by birth. commanded during the late war a
conpanyef courag gue,eros under Gen Scott This cir
together with his previous bad character con-
tribut.d much to prejudice the community generally
against him and the accused certainly went to trial under
unfavorabe circumstauces the verdict of an intel-
gent and impartial jury lawyer would say acqnt-
ted him and whether Innocent guilty, he is now among
| the free of the land
On the 18th inst, Avalos received express from
Cudad Victoria giving him positive intelligence OF the
battle that took place the regulars under Barave
and the National Guards report says that it quite
sapgunary and the Guards succeeded in beating o their
assaiiauts The money and reuorceneus which on the
Sd had been sent by Avao returned on
l2h without having formed junction with his euten-
and private letters from Baraves state that
they had been repu-ed at Victoria with considerable loss
and mad retired the Misson where they intended to
remain until the arrival of the reintorcements from
Camargo under the command of Col Craig On the 18th
force hundred with piece Of artillery
Matamoras reinforce the regular troops
but it said that they have orders only far
San Fernsndo.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-14

THAT S250.-Mapy readers. says the NewYork CONNER
cia Advertiser will remember the publication of al
legged correspondence NewYork Herald with much
parade the purpor of which that the proprietor OF
that Journal had received nifty pound Bank of England
bill protered bribe certain of editorial ad
vocacy No rejecting persons believed the story To
looked very much like an ingenious though rather hsz
ardous trick promote Mr.. Wabridge's election We
have since become satisfied that it political
yre made the whole clothn The presence of $3.50
evidence of the truth of the story this
spec contemporary failed to make the story appear
true $3.50 would the time be given for ESQ note
Neither the original bill exhibition nor the
of the Wall street broker given whom it sold
| These discre epenees noted at the time.
The Rev. Mr. Thompson pastor of the Tabernacle
grgation writes home that seeing the statement while he
in London he made inquiries and found that there
| was no such firm as Williams & Lockhart
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-14

wiilleue WEDN spAY, December Is, clock Pm.
EISUR NAPOLEON, COLUMBIA, ~ b.
r. ERRENVIILE, CIR Nd LAKE LANDING, sfAA44siaa5f
LAKE PR, iDENCE z NUESBURG .NDNArCEZ 8sIsSzzsEasA
lpsur Day Packet Seer q. L. w WAEkINslne elegant
ami running packet c. T. WATKINS Capt. s.
will For m apply bonrd
SNlfIf7f flhiNl ra, ~ foydrhs strtet
will be pal Plantation bnnasa dec8
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-14

MASONIC The following is list of the officers of the
W Grand Lodge Alabama recently elected for the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-14

EuR TRIESTE Al fast sailing ~
l. American ship T. AND " CLARK, Captain Emanon, S3kFss
aiing end will have prompt ds,aeb FOR fright OF I
400 bales Cotton apply to j. p WHTNEt CO. 81 Camp
-Forpt np.ly o Caplin noa,, icc1
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a4soR PRlNCEToN, sKIpWITH's r.

EIsOR PRINCETON, SKIPWITH'S rS -
e. LATDlSG MIiAIIEN,s BEND LAKErRoy lffs#ssi
NAFCilEZ, FovI ADAMS, BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE DON
ALDSnhNllLE sud all intermediate andnEs Regular Weekly
Pno. Packet stS0SThc ELEGANT
packet SAXON, j. H. Eses VIII the above
rmeliate lsrdngs o. THURSDAY,S lock P. ST.,
and Thursday thereafter throughout freight
passage apply on bokrd, to
SrRoTttER Il BROS, Agents. IS Poydras
II Take freight for Yazoo River with the pvr OF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-14

wiulease THURSDAY December 10. at o'clock P.
ENOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, ,.HICK- W. =
IL MAN, MEMPHIS and all intermediate laniings.
The light draught CRESCENT,
receiving
abeys Cor fsAsh, deck pesge apply on beard or 70
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Y8LOO RIVER.

Win leave WEDNESDAY. December Ii, oclclock
was MspnAs nzns xar5 aELESA AsS Msass :
and all the BENDS Memphis Packet GEO. .EE1azs:ze3
LIER-The spenid passenger Gt0 CuLLIER W.
master, Will leave aove For freight passage having superior
accommodations, apply on board, or TO
GEO w, SHAW CO., % Poyirns street
orSMITH & FlMiSTtR r. 80 Poyir-s street.
GEO Ii the foot OF Ju, decll
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-14

VIII Leave THURSDAY, December 8, at O'Clock Pm
EOR JEFFERSON, PORT CADDO, ~ a.
H. SHREVEPORT, GRAND Ec,RE, ALMA ltRSaaHaSF4
DttlA and all intermediate gs-rhe
above. For fresh patsag-, appy board, orto
dscl4 SMITH FlMiS Err. SO Pa drss s'rs"l