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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

FEtlclANA-The Fciciana Wing published at Clinton
La suggests that the funds which will come into the nos
session of the Methodist Church South by the recent ia
vorabe decision of the suit of the Southern Division of
the Church the Church North be used in the erection
OF an extensive Book Concern at Jackson L in the i'm
mediate vicinity of Centenary College 1t saws The
Centenary College deServedy object pride to the
pous followers of John Wesley will receive new impe-
tus from the establishment under the classic shade of its
walls of vast printing establishment such as the Church
will have the means to establish The book concern will
send forth its Bibles and its tracthe college will send
forth men competent to explain the meek and Christian
texts
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of all local interest that did not tend to the
general result aimed at
Its organization will first engage the attention
of the delegates--in which we trust wisdom and
discretion will be displayed. The President
should be one whose position would alike COM
mand respect and give tone and character to the
measures agreed upon.
The Convention will meet in the Lyceum Hall
of the Second Municipality, at u o'clock, NJ
but the reception room, No. 8, will be open at
8, A. M, where the delegates are invited to regis
ter their names
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

THE MAlLs-Our last exchanges from NewYork make
great complaints that four mails due from the South
and speak of the circumstance something passing
strange They would get accustomed to n half a
dozen failures at time if they at this end of the
route 1t is ten twelve days since full mail
came through from NewYor as late as due.
We yesterday received NewYork and Philadelphia pa
pers due last Tuesday and corresponding dates from most
points along the mail route We shall feel in duty bound
to issue extra when the mail does arrive in regular
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

rfIhs important office to that suitable
incumbent be selected ordinary successful
so" be III all respects competent he should experienced
well understand the routine Of business nj e.t
the principles which the criminal law and administered
anu be entirely foe eq"ss aud partisan Influences cnd that
ne may administer justice to ALL without the fear OF c.
" JoNrR the popular Secretary Of the Recorder ou
sites mentioned His Intimate connection for and
CRIMINAL Courts, his sieaty habits uniform genlemany
oeas united with thorough understanding the law applicable
to the daily occurring arary him uc
ay for the Office With great Difference the
Of as candidates would respectfully suggest candidate
April next Tor the office OF Recorder of Municipality No. Two
jan5l It'd Own,
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GNiOu'S,
CORNER OF ST. CHARLES AND CANAL sTR.EIs.
RARE AND BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS

~.
RARE AND BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
atS- Tho largest collection of Al
FANCY TICLES
IN
~ The extent of the poriotors enable. him to import
goods in sufficient quantities purchasers til. mos,
p'eos either for cash or city acceptance.
A splendid assortment of
RICH rApieh MAciIE AND ROSEWOOD DESKS, pREsstS
CASES, ODEuR BOXES, WORK BONES WORK
TABLES with EsCRETOIRs, combined.
- MISSES WORK TABLES.
Se'hSp'o o', PAINTINGS, on Copper and ca.,a..
BAvAvIAN GLASS WARE
Geneva nude MUSIC BOXES, rom2 to 10 tuu,,
AcCoRDEoNs- AND FLuTINAs.
BRIDAL GIFTS
PEARL JEWEL. AND MoUcHosR HOMES
RICH CoRBEiI.IEs, of Satin in relief
BRIDAL FANS, Silver PORT BOUQUETS. s,ey
GAMES
DRESDEN BRONZE, CHINESE AND ENGLISH
IVORY CHESS MEN.
BACKGAMMON AND CHESS BOARDS of Mosaic p,a,, po;
Mache. Leather,
BATTLEDoRES GRACES, SOLITAIRE, INDIAN HUNT FINE
PLAYING CARDS, GAME OF GOOSE st. etc.
GOLD PEN AND PENCIL CASES.
GOLD EAR RINGS, FINGER RlNGa
GOLD Brooches, SCARF PINS
GOLD GUARD AND VEST CHAINS
GOLD, SILVER AND STEEL spEcrACLEs, ]
with Scotch Pebble Glasses.
GOLD SILVER AND STEEL FURNISHED ErEI AND woRK4
CASES, CARD CASES. SOUVENIRS, PORT MON.
NAitS, of Silver, Pearl Shell and bronze
NEW STYLE PURSES AND RETlCuLES.
PORTFOLIOS, of Papier Maehs, Velvet, ISa,l., etc
PERFUMERY AND TOILET SOAPS,
from Lnbnn, Gueran Provost, etc.
IVORY, BUFFALO, HORN AND ROSEWOOD HAIR BRUSHES
RICH SCARFS AND CRAvArS SUPERIOR LINEN AND
COTTON SHIRTS, GLOVES Of superior quality.
GAUNTLET GLOVES for Riding or Hunting
GD- splendid assortment
GOLD MOUNTED CANES
Ten eases Of FINE TIN ToYs--at wholesale on,
TO SP0RTSh MEN
large variety FINE GUNS with all modern rrovemsot.
GUN IMPLEMENTS POWDER AND SHOT FLAsKs Ell. 7
FISHING TACKLE
in every variety, Of the finest quality.
All OF which offered ri Wholesale Retail at oo,t
Mt GUrON'S,
d9i lo2p Of st. Charles and Canal st,s.,,
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HelC Publications,

M Just received aud fol sale n n
iii j. B. STEEL'S III
I ~ IN. ORLEANS sTATIoNERs, WAREHoUsEV
60 Camp street. " ~
ANNALS OF THE QUEENS OF SPAIN BY George in VOL
limo.
NO SUCH WORD AS FAIL" The Chcn's Journey By Alice
b. Neale.
EASY LESSONS IN LANDSCAPE with instructions for the lead pencil
and crayon. BY +. n. Otis.
STUDIES OF ANIMALS, instructions for the pua pencil mud
-crayon BY F. N Otis.
THE GOLDEN LEGEND By Henry Wa,swora Iongielow
oTis's INTEREST TABLES at seven per cent
oILENDORFF'S NEW GRAMMAR for Spauals to learn English
with Key vols.
HORACE WALPOES ii. Volumes Engish tion
THE WORKS OF WM HOGkRTIT series Of One Hundred a
Fifty Steel Ensavings, by the artists; with descriptions and
comment on their moral tendency Rev. John
Trslar, to which added Author and his
Works By j. I0sartl and J. Nichols
SMITHS HISTORICAL AND LITERARY CuRIOSITIES consisting
OF fac niles of original Documents remarkable events
and Interesting localities and the birth places, residences por
and monuments of eminent literary cnaeters
rrlques and antiquities with the subjects
jams lt2ip dltW
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line OF BATTLE sHPs.-Thcre are now in Boston har-
Dor three large ships of the line the Ohio the Vermont
and the Virginia Each of them may be said to be
remarkable for its model its size and accommodations
the excellence of the materials of which is composed
lts strength and fitness for sea and battle They are
called seVenyours but are capable of carrying hun.
bred and ten guns each, together with complement of
thousand men, and all the provisions stores an mu
nitions for three years cruise emitting twenty tons
ofpowder for each vessel.
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Telegraphed to the daily Crescent
asp tbr lBrupIs's (o'RteIIu) Eins. 81
= Conversational Prnoeadinps


In the Senate to-day message was received from the
President asking for immediate appropriation of funds
to meet the next nstament Of the Mexican indemnity
The message referred,
Mr. Clark of Rhode Island, introduced joint resolu-
ton decaratory of the principles of the Government and
affirming non-intervenon in the affairs of other coun-
tries to be the settled and weknown policy the United
States bill introduced amending the act estab-
fishing Territorial Government in New Mexico increas-
ing the salaries of Federal officers. etc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

STEAMBOAT CoLLIsIoN,-The Mobile Tribune of the Sd
says "On Wednesday night 31st ult. collision took
place between the steamers Heroine and Empress on the
Alabama river about eighty vc miles above the city
me former was ON her downward passage and the other
bound upwards, both believe full of freight Both
boats We're badly but not seriously injured About fifty
bales of cotton knocked off the Heroine but no in
jury resulted to it The Empress returned to the city
yesterday and went into the lry-ock for repair She
will bc ready within few days to resume her regular
trips
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

F,usI,iOnUbie CF0tbiuu

THOMPSON & NIXON, No. ~ Camp street,
g Have received Winfield aIlitens 10 their stock Ma
to render it a complete
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
coulprsns--
cLoAks, of Black French Cloth ~ X. q, circle.
OVER COATS Of qualities stylrs
DRESS COATS, OF Black French Cloth various quaities
FROCK COATS, Of Black eolored Cloths
BUSINESS COATS, Black Cloths pb and mi ,e Cas-
PASTALooNs OF Black and fancy Doskiu and Cashmere
VESTS Of Cashmere Satin Wooden Velvet Black Fancy silks
and White Marzeillrs gle and double breasted
SHIRTS, Of Fine Linen Linen Bosoms
HOSIERY Of Shaker Fhnnels Merno Cashmere, Silk
MORNING GOWNS, UMBRELLAS PERFUnIERY etc ,s 0,,s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

BRE.nsrrFFsThe stocks of breastuts says the phila
dolphin Commercial List of Dec 2loh are unusually small
OF Hour and meal, principally owing to the drouth of
last summer and fall, which prevented supplies from
coming forward freely and the cold weather early this
month which prevented the boats from making another
trip Stock of flour 10000 bbls corn meal l25 wheat
$1,000 bushels of this amount about 47OOo bushels arc
held on mliers' account for expectation
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asp the Marse Llestern ltus.
Steamboats, Passing.

NlcKsBuRG January a.
The following steamboats, have passed this place to-day
bound for Neworeans;
The Winfield Scott at 80 this morning
The George Collier. at I
The p. F. Femble. at 10
The Alton at this afternoon
The Swallow, at this afternoon
The Pawnee, at this evening
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

Mr. NEAFIE-This gentleman opens an engagement to-
night at the St Charles, Damon in Damon Pythias
MIS- stuart well known and very popular actress has
been secured to assist him during his engagement
Mr. Neae has already fairly for himself very en-
vable reputation artist distinguished in his profess
sona reputation far in advance of any achieved hereto
fore by one not older in years He is at once dilgen
student and an enthusiast in his profession In Newor-
leans he general vorlte he need not list his friends
but refer to the directory lie is the first male actor of
the same undispued position. who has appeared before
NewOrleans audience this winter He will certainly
command large and brilliant audiences.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

COrNrrRrElr-Thc Columbia Caroinian and Tclc
graph says that counterfeit fifty dollar bills on the Bank
of the State of South Carolina payable at the Branch in
Columbia, signed r. H. GOODWIN. President and Fisher
Cashier are in circulation They are clean weexecuted
photographic bills, and well calculated to deceive No
notes of any denomination ten dollars are issued nv
either branch of this bank
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

COLD WEATHER AT WAsHlNGroS.--rhc Washington Re-
public states, Wednesday morning. oath ut the time at
which the fire occurred at the Capitol the coolest re-
membered in that city and vicinity The country being
covered with the of six eight inches deep which
tell on Monday, the cold the more sensible The
thermometer stood at sunrise at in presume the
once OF te hepnbc as the editors of that journal say
they do not doubt that the thermometer in more ex
posed positions indicated temperature of several de-
81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

COMMODORE JONES 1t appears that Commodore Ap
Catesby Jones Is yet in sound condition notwthstan-
ing the fact that the news from France by telegraph to
this city deprived him of finger and broke his leg at one
OF the barrcades in Paris The editor of the Philadephia
Evening Bulletin has letter from the Commodore
received at Washington on the 10th ut in which he
makes no mention of any serious bodily injuries Some
less distinguished member of the great Jones family was
probably the sufferer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05
j. q. yYoryu,.'s Literu,.v Deuo1

EXCHANGE PLACE. adjoining the Post-oaice.
20 The PRINCIPAL BOOKS published m oxetbeS
with the REVIEWS, MAGAZINES, NOVELS etc. ARE promptly "a
eeived at the above establishment issued nom III,
Also tho best English and American STANDARD WORKS are alwu
kept on hand.
Citizens and Strangers as respectfully invited e,ll.
orien for any AMERICAN OR FOREIGN BOOKS r.c,vea u,
filled. 10 a.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05
Euts 3jubIirattnns.

We have received from John Ball No Sc Graver street.
the returns of the seventh of the United States
published in pamphlet. 1t is a valuable work
We have received from NJ. NJ Bowler the report of the
joint committee pauperism and restitution appointed
on behalf of the Municipal Councils of NewOrean and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

For cHAGREs-A fine opportunity is open for
parties bound to Chagre in the sailing of the clipper
brig Sylphde which leaves for Chagres direct to-
morrow evening We informed that there are several
berhs yet unengaged in cabin and seerage which can
be secured if early applied for either the office of the
agents John Alexander No, q Graver street. and John
Maunsell No. st. Charles street or on board The
vessel lies at Lower picayune Tier See advertisement in
another column
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

JINGLE SAM FREEHoLu-We learn from the report Of
Mr. Buttcrfcld Commissioner of the General Land ic,
that the public domain of the United States embraces
billion four hundred millions This is quite nice
little property for family of twenty-five millions or So
There will be twelve millions acres in the market dur
ing the coming year and any individual who feels that
MS energies are eramped and circumscribed in crowded
city, can become an extensive landed proprietor for
hundred dollars
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

WoRLp's FAIR IN AMERicA-The NcwYork Herald of
Dec a2d, says; The Board of Aldermen last evening
after considerable discussion adopted resolution grant
ing the free use of Madison Square Edward Riddle and
his associates for the purpose of erecting building
glass and ron for industrial exhibition of all nations
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MS We, the undersigned gentlemen. COM

madng steamboats, running Red River pledge
to employ cause to be employed allow nothing that
class OF nen Known as STEAMBOAT RUNNERS.
that boat herein violating a sufficient
proof be published unworthy community We
also agree to respective agents the per each
during the time we remain the above trade this
wse disposed of Mt the expiration the
Mayor OF Neworeas for the beuft the Orphan Ayus We will
also solicit the aid OF merchants and shippers
nuisance commonly known MS Steamboat Runners
Nst0rleaAs December II, 1851.
y. MCKINNEY, Captain OF steamer Jefferson.
L. w. COOPER, Captain steamer Compromise
JOHN DUNN, Captain OF Caspian
b. CROOKS, Captain OF steamer Post hoy.
XII MARTIN, Captain of Osccoa
OWEN FRANKS, Captain of steamer Red River.
JOSEPH CLAIBORNE, Captain of steamer Texas Ranger
WM SIUGkMAN, Captain o steamer Texas -
W.W.WITHENBURY, Captain o steamer Echo
). APPRECIATE, Captain Of st. Charles.
Join AMSDEN, Captain of Sarah Corion.
p r. GRAHAM, Captain of steamer Caddo No. .
t.DW II CLARK, Captain OF Choctaw
JOHNSTON r. DAVIS Captain fsteRlner No.2
GEORGE R. RENER, Captain o steamer Fashion
SCOTT ROBINSON, for Lucy Robinson
SPEAkE & MCCREARY steamer p f. KinLnl
ianl II SPEAkE & McCREARY for steamer p pnlmun
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See Dr.. Dodson's Removal.

ELEGANr WINTER Goops.-Our lady readers are referred
to the advertisement of Simpson Canal street for bar
gains in rich winter goods The facilities of this house for
obtaining elegant goods at reasonable prices and its well
established reputation for selling reasonably are more
than warrant for the fair to call at so Canal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05
Immense Stock Of Ci0Shj,,0 !!
CHEAP FOR CASH!

FOW rs THE TIME AND HERE rifE PLACE. 10 puRcB4sR
Sl"o.ooo worth of Fashionable Clothing Mt Retatl.
ALFRED MUNR0E & Co.'s One Price Store,
No. 81 MAGAZINE STREET corner Of Gruyior
old inform our friends and the ibls general our
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, Ere
IN ssePt and beauty BY thai Of other 10
to M aud fo"gh about by H san
sPSs Tl ssSa .S %@,I
opsr rf'e' 'a""'" "A" We aim at in dealing with
Tho following i. only partial Ii. OF articles:
French aus English f r. SP ps .S f &91T So,.
p.si """ Mulberry eGf , Graz. sss e sad F,s's
Black End Fancy coored Cloth walking C.at.
French R!.eE Mpinsy 4n' Olive Cloth op.r. sa..:
saga snd Fsn.y csessd PsS.k7 no9
esdssSa a, I SS,s and mrs aia: c'
hon anG s1 R 9 cray Ws,e an" F' c
s s"ss.s0s 6ra g sGor.} t9hnn sns
French and English B ags and f bs f Fos 70
Preach s'p''' D' Ss sa9 Cray s.'' and and FrSs
:. third Fancy colored era, Sac. and r.l.tot.
TWEED COATS
French English and American Tweed s' Ssa;s. and r..o.
Polko..
s a: :sd ' BID: f fiji } sf ;i:si: 's'
Fame, silk aud Satin Vests, all qaaIit,
BncI c,ll sikh Velvet Vest.
F Pe I'D s cIISf@ and Cloth Vests Al, ,a
Bomb md Merlin
white Nar,oies aud Buff Cashmere "
Esr We ask particular attention s,sorime. Of YER,
WEDDING and solREE VESTS; a.. raw ,,,,, IssyY ! \
VESTS.
Ffeaeh Black Dot.kin and Cos,ilneT. Panialoer,.
E ssds. e nd Ap r and Nie
R Rs RGe sl and b.Sfsa Cashmere rnoon.i
French aud American Cottouair
GESTLEaESS FURNISHING gocs,s
Sss' sS!S5 ri s ss s s9 ss.3 ss IA ,,.
ssSy Six a" six uni ,GsG rnG f'''' Shirts
Gray aud Red Merno uniershrt.
Cotton funnel and rnn sIu.i Gins shf,
Drawers Of all the above descriptions.
al w s:ss n ~s s ,e 4: H"S
British Thread, Silk and li,le I'lrrsi .
Shaker knit and Country knit, all Wool "
Boys Black Blue, Brown and Olive Cloth EqcE.
:, Gray e1oi, jackets; . SAGA /,
Black and Blue Cloth " cioaS ss+S''''
Children. Black Fancy coiored 6oh SUIT.
Cloth ss Hs sf8 sRa s 1y sa pSl e., Jackets.
Bows, MACK Bl .n F Pa F1asy cSI1ts
Witt Will AND and e esssa S N,: "a sa
Black, White and colo @.p KID d. CLOVIS. II
Black and White SILK
f% ". sn5 a s,nS Buck "qa Gs ,s G,o,.
SUBSCRIBERS, of various kinds
p,.,. mn, r,n., s, SILK LIZ AND SATIN cRAvATs:
BLACK lack t Italian an, cr 1 nom 30 to ~ inchea;
White and Coored Linen Borivred Handker,b.n
Best spaheds India Bandana and Ponges silk Handkerchief
~ ItoNks VAlsEs, CARPET BAGS, COTTON AND sri X
ts- oNg PRICE FOR GOODS 4YD NO DEYIdT,rw
4
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Political.

Mr. CLAYMr. Cay's letter of resignation says dis
patch from Louisville dated the 23d ut in boil
houses OF the Legislature that day and resolution
adopted in the Senate to go the election of Senator
in his place on the 3Oth
ILLNoIsThe Wing State Convention was in session at
Springfield, the 22d t We have no report Of its pro-
ceedings.
SENATORIAL ConPLMENTs-In recent debate, Foote
said Houston was demagogue; and Houston retorted
that Foote was so great agator in small way that il
he ever got into purgatory he would like restless Parso
Means turn that place upside down The Senate too
frequently, of late, very much like bear garden
OFFICIAL CHANGEsIt is rumored that Mr. Buttertied
the Commissioner of the General Landoce will shortly
be removed and that the office will filed by his late
chief clerk John Wilson
BosroN.-J. V. G. Smith is the Native American candi-
date for Mayor of Boston; and Messrs Robert Cowdin
William Ellison, and Jacob Bacon their candidates for
Aldermen. Messrs Lyman Perry Benjamin L. Allen and
Jacob Sleeper nominated the wing candidates for
Aldermen to be supported at the election 9th TIT
Benjamin Seaver the whig candidate for Mayor A
W. Thaxter Jre. is his democratic opponent.
PoIIrlcAL.-The Daily Telegraph, published at Wash
lngton which is said to be edited by General Duff Green
has come out in favor of the States Rights party of the
South and will support the nominee of the Democratic
National Convention provided he be State Rights man
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

MoRE FiREs.-We learn from the Athens (Ga) papers
that the enginehouse and locomotive worth from six to
seven thousand dollars destroyed by fire the depot
in that place on Thursday the 18th u On the Saturday
morning following the station-house Camak. on the
Georgia Railroad with two hundred bales OF cotton
and portion of the Railroad track were DESTROYED
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05
We indebted to the clerk of the steamship Mexico
for last GALVESTON papers.

To-DAYs RAcE.An interesting race will come off over
the Bingaman Course to-day 1t is single dash of two
miles for purse of $500 the entries being Flying Dutch
man Glencoe tilly and the celebrated Fanny C. The
first named animal has brilliant reputation and great
interest is felt in the race.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05
.tetC ENH and HT'inter Clothing.
SHERMAN 9, pJEpcON

.sesU E'aH and Winter CLOTHING.
SHERMAN & PIERSON,
No. Magazine, corner Canal street.
&c BY steamers Georgia. Union Winfield Scott eo.n,
arrivals, NO have received splendid stock of
NEW GOODS
manufactured expressly for the trade and which
material workmanship and style will compare with any IN the market
Tho stock consists, in part as follows:
Black Blue, Brown and Olive Cloth Frocks;
Super Black Cloth Dress Coats;
Black Blue and Brown P.lctot Office Coats;
Sack ovcr Cont;
Short French Sae.;
Drab Brown and Olive D.,on,hirs Sac Over Coats;
Drab and Blue Blanket .
Fancy Tweed Empire Business and Short sac.;
Dr"h Cas- Paletot Sack, and Short Sacks;
Fancy Pesrsham Turn Coats 1.-TWO ia ouc)i
Bre Brown Snd Grsen Eng,h) Sac Over Cost.
PANTS.
Plain, Striped and Fame, Cashmere PANTS;
Black Doeskin and Cloth E,
Gray, Black mixed and Drab Tweed E.
Blue and Black
super Scotch CASHMERE e.
VESTS.
Super Black Satin VESTS;
Cashmere and Cloth VESTS;
Embroidered Cas-
Figured Grenadns :. (,sw.,-s A, ,or,.,
Fancy ''
Fancy Silk and Cashmere
Drab Cashmere and Tweed =.
Fancy Valsneis, Alpaca aud Barahes VESTS
Basnd White sIar.sie White Satin v..,s FIR si
BOYS CLOTHING
BOYS Black Cloth FRoCKS;
Colored Cloth PALETOTS and SACKS.
Fancy Tweed SACS and PALEToTs.
Fancy Plaid and Plain Cashmere PANTS;
Steel mixed and Gray Latinet .
Black Cashmere
Boys Linen Bosom SHIRTS and susPESpER.
FURNISHING GOODS
Our stock in this line complete every sr,ls ui,,h, m
mans wardrobe " e'""e
S ,' Armenian and aerno uNDERsHIRTs DRAWERS;
White Flannel '
Merlno and Cotton HALF HOSE; GLOVES; SUBSCRIBERS.
White Lainsn Cambria and Silk Pocket HANpKERCIJIEFs.
Super Black and Fancy Silk CRAVATs.
MONEY BELTS, COLLARS, PORTE MoNNaIEs ,,,
GS The above Goods have been under On own
VISION and cut We respectfully invite TN. stsr,o ~
5000 wa s'''
tB- Goods freely shown. SHERMAN prrpro>
o28 MArh anti NJ N.,,,;n. &C..
u ulNlNE-1e00 o. for sale by
w laa E, ]. HART / Co, fe TcLoupitonss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

LATER FROM JAcMEL.-The brig Danatia. arrived at
NewYork on the oath ult from acme reports coffee and
logwood scarce at that place Coffee commands as high
as So Spanish currency The heavy rains had delayed
the crop for six weeks and there will be little coffee ready
to ship before February
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05
Cactus Skirts,

TT 1t is generally conceded article combining comfort
with other SKIRT LADIES
be pleased lenn that the lot received the
fian5 SIMPSONS "a Cun,I .rn,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-05

EXTENSIVE FlREA destructive fire occurred nj FLINT
Michigan on the 22d ult An entire block Of stores was
burned also the potoice The letters and mails were
saved Loss about S6nOOO