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Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-22
OFFICE OF CORRESPONDENCE,

OFFICE OF CORRESPONDENCE,
" .... a. WASHINGTON CITY, d. c.
letter on any busnss addressed TO this Office and
closing Of dollars will procure satisfactory reply.
RETERKNoEs.-R. wallach, U. 8. Marshal; w. Lenox,
Mayor; Jo Gaes, Of the "Intelligencer r. w Latham,
Banker. Address q E.,l y e 81 I. @. CONNOLLY, t
ONCE Of Correspondence, Washington, D. O.
EDITORS who place the above notice. with this note,
among the business cards in their cslumns may at all times
command the services Of this Office.
jan ~ 7. Q. Q.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-22

nR. POHTER's, known also n DIR. Tall
IL 1ey's, Wonder-worktng Salve ts POSI-
TIVELY 1NFALLIBLE, as a remedy for INFLAMaAToS Of
the FEMALE BREAST. =#.
Rs- To try 1t is to be convinced II -Ep
For sale by A. GRAY, Bookseller.
mar 11--tr 7th ST., opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-22
The Flood Abating.
------ PITrsRuRa. Ar

The river has lowered six inches. 1t had
reached within three feet of the food of 1882.
The damage to property in this vicinity cannot
be less than 100000.
The low grounds of Allegheny city were inun-
dated, and not less than 500 families have been
turned out Of their houses, or driven to seek
refuge in their upper stories.
Pittsburg proper suffered very little, although
the merchants along the river have been put to
much inconvenience. r... .. ..t .H
At Duquesne Point over 100 families moved out
to escape the rising food
All the foundries, machine shops, iron mills.
&C., along the river are flooded, and work in
them is entirely suspended.
| The dam of the Monongahela Navigation Com
pany is greatly endangered.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-22

General Banking and Exchange Business.
C0PARTNERSHIP.
rTNHE undersigned respectfully announce to the public
Il that they have entered into copartnershp for the
Transaction Of general Exchange and Banking business
In the city Of Washington, under the brm Of
sELDEN, wITHERS a CO.
All business entrusted to them win be attended with
promptness and fidelity. .tEEE eE .tn
1an# WILLIAM sELDEN
Late Treasurer of the United States
JOHN WITHERS,
OF Alexandria, Virgins.
n. w. LATHAM,
or the city Of Washington.
L. P. BAYNE,
mar 2-tf or Baltimore, Maryland.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-22
q NJ ela aa DAILY
AMERICAN TELEGRAPH,

To subscribers served by the carriers the paper win
be furnished regularly for ten cents per week. payable
weekly A1 To mail subscribers, $5 year; 81 60 for
six months; 81 rs for three months 80 cents month
No paper mailed unless paid for in advance. 4
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-22
No. l8l Nassau strsst, New Yorl
WORKS ON THE wATERcURE.

complete Catalogue for Agents will be furnished
ll who desire IT, personal application, or by letter
Fowers and Wells have all works Photography, at
wholesale and retail
These works may be ordered in large small quantities
They may be sent by Express, freight by railroad,
steamships sailing vessels by stage canal to any city,
town village in the United States the Canadas to Eu.
rope, any place on the globe.
Checks drafts for large amounts New York, Pha
dephia Boston, always preferred We will pay the cost
of exchange. .#., -. E,,.
When single copies OF theabovenamed works wanted
the amount In postage stamps small change bank notes
may be enclosed in letter and sent by mail ts the pub
lishers who will forward the books by return post All
letters and other communications should be postpaid and
directed follows: F0WLERS AND WELLS,
feb 26-d3m No. l3l Nassau-street New York.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-09
BY J. NJ. WEYMOUTH, Auctioneer.
February IL, at 10 o'clock
BY VIM. P. SCOTT, Auctioneer, 4,
III EDNESDAY February IL All haIGegnn
I by J. A. BEARD & MAY, Auctioneers
as 0NDAY, March Is, 1852, and the follow


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promise made and signed before H. B. censs Esa Notary Public
II TWO HTs or GROUND bounded By Lev.e,
f'' s 20 q ossn s se s sssass E
siq n s ] ss u aas 9m [
IL So Esen and From. Isves Streets Lot 10.
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see Faitn md Ifysfe sHirns rom q
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tevee TO- H. H. 49, ~ Is front On raisus ~
fTTEES OF eRousD the bounded Y.
s e 4 1 @ saa M. I'D Ssr
Lots TO- II, 49, 10 and "A front Fulton snd New
Tors OF GROUND square by New Leyss
Fulton Girod Noe Dame from to 10 inclusive
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lbs 81 ~ eR 5t n sG' r. and y
s a s sa L. a%s a
streets. L. No forn die Of Jaa faon and New Le.se
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ssrsst. Ints = s. ID H. T. is j. Is,
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@ fs~ ass s saa asss %
Lots . and fpnt Fulton L4vees
10 FIVE U0T8 OF GROUND Msaket,
Dior Fulton and New Leye neusive.
Re q t6 F nd s1 I've.
It. gs' sss .sis sis
not named, having fronts. s8siS gEs 4slSs liz
propey from ito locality Res
Estate IN the United States The Whole o. sa 20. ne
business wholesale sge4 IA Is.S4t
ithesaphc plans will for Issue the August
be forwarded with notes reqnrirg
will sold In front Of that
ties the in 1920 who shall not have signed hs sst
promise under which thi. gale e Inas prior to The day q aid ~
into coupons Of three and four esrs credit VT
maturity and cot the
psd eight per until fna sse1d BY mofsse
| ont he Y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-09
From Kew West.

The Charleston Courier has dates from Key West to the
.0th ultimo
The ship Talamon of NewYorl reported ashore off
Delta Shoals on the 10th, has biged portion of the
cargo saved in damaged state has been sold at auction
The correspondent of the Courier under date of the
9th says by the arrival of the steamer Isabel we
learn that another large ship ashore in or near Collins
Patches, in the neghborhood of Key Vacas, and when
last still ashore and no vessels in sight me
steamer had her signal set, but was not answered All
our vessels in port consisting of the schooner Euphema
Colonel DeRusscy, Champion, sloop N H. Williams and
others. left Immediately to render assistance,
Under date of the 2sth he says The wreckers who left
here the evening the oath have just returned as on
their arrival at Collins Patches they discovered large
ship under full sail which it is presumed must have been
the that reported ashore her name they did
not hear. She loaded with hay and bound to New
Orleans She had been boarded by the wreckers to wind
ward refused assistance heard the of the cap
tain to be Howe and the ship hailed from Bath
Every exertion is being made by the wreckcrs to save
the ship lebanon Capt Burgess. with pumps and wind
mill left here this morning together with combined
force of eighty and should the weather continue
favorable would not be surprised to see her safely an
chored in harbor by last of next week.
The expenses etc. on bark Gypsey which has been re
paired and sailed on the 10th instant, for Genoa Italy
amounted to S1Sll 30.
The bark White Cloud Drnkwater previously reported
mas been thoroughly repaired anu Is now loaung VIII
mahogany ETC. etc for NewYork She will also convc.
residue of condemned brig Emelncs cargo consisting
moasses.
ARRIVALS, Jan. 16,-Steamer Roger Williams Freeborr
Philadelphia schs .Juana. -, Network Chestnut
Lowe from wrecked ship Telamon.-assorted cargo, t
Hiram nenner Resolute Curry, Nassau-master. Il
brig Maria Nevens, Portland in distress. Soop Champ
lin Robert from wrecked ship Telamon-assorted carg
to Hiram Benner Is, sloop NJ II Williams Smith, fron
wrecked ship Teamon-assorted cargo to Hiram Benne
49, schr Benevis, Miner, Havana-master p. schs Hu
ron HILL Newly ork-master; Harp Briggs Charleston
master % schr Il Vale, NewYork-master 3d. bri
Cushnoc, Laurey NewYork-master; schr Reampag'
Curry. cargo from wreck sloop NJ II Williams, Sn,itl
do 25 sloop Sherwood, Sawyer, cargo from wreck
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-09
From Guazacualcos, Mexico.

The brig Elvira arrived at NewYork on the 10Th ut
from GunzacuacoS Mexico.
At the time Of her sailing the Mexican Government
1ssiduously engaged in Warlike preparations. A
battery was in process of erection at the mouth of the
river. which when completed, would mount IS guns.
At NIanitete Land place 80 miles up the river.
there dozen Soldiers-if Indians. in almost II
perfect state nudity may be denomnated such-day
undergoing the most thorough and active drills with
view toward manning the fortress These had few old
rusty firearms and drum. At the fort there were
already about fifty soldiers. without drum horn any
thing distinguish them from the of the nhab
tants about half the requisite number of rusty old
lnslcts which had the appearance of having recently
oxhumed from the earth, where they had lain FOL
nearly an age
the Mexcnns in regard to the Tehuantepcc ant
other existing difficulties between their Government
ours And the most eager inquiries concerning them
always upon the arrival of every vessel from
distant port where information may have been procured
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-09

DEPARTURES, Jan. 17--Steamer Roger Williams Free
born, New0rleans Jan 49, schr st. Dennis, Stickney,
Tampa Baymaster schr Laura Jane, Delano St Marks
IT Flor Jan 10, schr Juliana Apalachicola--m
bark Gypsey Samson Genoa Italy-A Tiff schr Ben
evils, Miner Mobile-master.. Jan q schr Huron Hill,
Franklin, La-mastcr; Br schr Resolute. Curry Harbor
lse--master. JAN 49, schr Justina. Attakapas, La
master. Jan. "a, schr J I Vale, st. Marks--nastcr.
SPOKEN Jan 25-By pilot boat Champion Capt Geigcr,
of Key West ship Windermerc of Boston IA days from
Kcnnebunk bound to NcwOrleans with loss of main top
mast etc. Brig Joseph Albion of parkhill II days from
Philadelphia bound to Pensacola Jan 30By pilot boat
Euphema schr Sarah Mary, from Attakapas bound to
Charleston with cargo of moiasses r.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-09
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET,


JEFFERSON
Sunday Evening, February :, 1907
Arrived since Friday per steamers Reindeer Saxon ana
Cataract $40 head OF Beef Cattle rs Hogs $50 Sheep o
Cows and l15 Calves and Yearings The stock OF Cattle
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-09
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,


IoISyIE-Per Reindeer lard Montgomery
swiney Green Hewitt ibis
do Is trs IS kegs lard Bradord-i rolls leather Kennedy
foses2 bhs turnP sheasteinl$S castings Long Ma
IBIS riss pork paper Il Ste,
toes sls5i do whisky 1854 SKI bran Twiche ccNss sSs
MITCHELL Beverly &co-Oe els rope and sunlres order.
Hour ks ship stuff Eager &co5o bbs apples Marsh Ronet geo
com Dn,an-i &co-5oO oglesby
e"ua 10 bales Mrnniil bOls hi DO flour Bud
honey J S Wtherel-l4 bbls eggs, owner on board.
Monroe: 80 bales cotton Fllowes eo
A. do G SSan n M S Carroll fe
Wright, Williams coss Payne iiarrisonl$ o Nelson eo52
o roIard~a Thonhi siellhemys Robbins Arlington Sos
awn Duncan eos Gle veand, Bros &co3 Swney, Green deo1
yco--s, Oakley awknsa II Head-sl Ward Jonas5 L
I52 Anderson MeealEs Kelly Cunningham &co2s keanes
Il Nugen &cosundries to orier-Toa 1lo6 bales cotton
AIKXANDRIAPer Dalman Glly-
chsnon Carroll eco so Leyerh &eol2 Gerard &co
Anbergerlo Harris &eoss G Pasauer
Oakley HAWKINS Deerng6 do rs hhds Canrnack
sqaifsss do 40 bb moass BoT Foley Asereo hhd
Roalien hides, bale pele ht II
&coota bnles 21 hi So bbis moasses
MEMPHlS-Pe Watkins: bales
Cooper Pickett, Perkins &sos7 Moon. Titus do
nnsaunen carroll Nelson &eos' Watt Dssnu.-ss
IS GREENWOOD &co-s4 Noody-so Burbige Adams
do Elder Bros &eo5 bbs -four Pickett Perkins &eo2o do
nry-Total 1898 bales cotton.
GRAND PRAIRIE-Pe steamer Cadlo No hhds sugar.
~; ~ dc dc Al Ahs a st sos do Rsse
i2io " rqghnrt-l2d Do 80 bsls mGaes uqnhar
1shfbbls White &co4 bbls molsses G Anchey54
rice, orterTo,al, 267 hhds $50 bbs moasses
FLATBOATS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-09
The Liverpool and London Fire and Life

Authorized Capital. .TKS Millions DOLLARS. Es
Paid TN capital u 100000
Surplus and $4,000
s2,240,o00
CapaTwo Millions Three Hundred and Forty Thousand
Dollars. ~
Offering unusually capital and the unlimited individual
liability the that great desdernnm in
security the pub prepared TO insure agnnst
Risks NewGrleans, the most reasonable terms
The usual abatement of made place the Poi-
with the Mutual Compsnes and all settlements for losses
will be prompt and liberal.
CHAS. BRIGGS, Agent Office rs St. Charles street.
DIRECTORS IN NEW ORLEANS:
Samuel Nicholson A Heina, Thomas Selsy,
A. Lantear g. Holt, VIM. Mure,
VIM. Fellowes, J.-B Behn C. Bultt,
E. Ogden.
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK
JAS. BROWNse Aairman.
FHAscs CorTKsET Deputy Chairman. Y
George Barclay Francis Griffin, Royal Phers,
Marx W. Coe Mort Livingston, I'd. =. s.nderson,
G. W. Faber, VIM . "elnofe.
FRAN GatFY1s, Counsel of he ms Is
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-09
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


CoTTON-Thc knowledge that the Europa's news was
in and the that it favorable for Cotton
produced considerable activity in market and 5000 to
5000 bales sold at full prices
NEW CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. 5@51z NIidding Fair SAG
Midding 7@7 i Good Fair. .....,. sal9s4
Coed Middiing .7a@sIG GOOD and Fine, nominal
TOBACCo-The only sales heard of were 10 hhds at
81 and hhds low Mason County at 41a%.
SUGAR AND MOLAssES-Both articles dull with
sales of $50 hhds Sugar at 3l44f for good Common to
fully Fair and 800 bbls Moasses at 2022f for prime and
choice lots,
FLoUR-Stock light and $500 bbs sold. including 500
unbranded St Louis at about So 75 500 Ohio at 81 12a,
and latboat load of 400 bbls Indiana not inspected at
81 10 u Dbl
GRAIN-The supply Of Corn light. and the only
sales reported 1000 sacks in lots from atboat at So
and $50 sacks from steambo; ut of Oats 700 to
800 sacks ST. Louis disposed of at $40 U bushc and
small lots of Bran at 95ttOSl 90 u 100 Ii.
llAY-7O0 bales Eastern sold at about SIT 81 ~
PRoVISIONS-Porsc continued scarce, and was retailing
at SIS rs u Dbl for Mess Nothing of any Importance
done in Beef Bacon or Lard
| sALT-Two cargoes of Liverpool (about 10000 sacks
nearly all Coarse, sold at 66f067i, on time.
| E[CE-50 casks sold, in lots, at 81 f035sf.
CoFFEE-Steady with sales of 200 bags Rio, including
100 old at s. 600 at S 1910 ut S1 and $50 prime a
SSsf u lb.
WHISKY-Wc noticed sale of 200 bbls Rectifed from
tatboat at 17s T. gallon. decline of le
FREIGIITS-Dul Notwithstanding the large bushes
in Cotton ship taken for Havre at ~ for Cotton AM
shipments made to Liverpool in British vessels at 5-l6d
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. limited
Sterling. 90 1 ~
NewYork sixty.day Bills 2ak9sc ct disc
Sight Checks on Network. .....".NN0lA y CO.. o's'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-09
Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance


E Incorporated April ls4s and declared dividend of so per
Two Yess Business. ~ ~ e l#
Office, CAMP ST. Gravier and Common SITS.
BUSINESS COMPANY LIFE INSURANCE osLH
This Company being organized solely the protection Of the policy
holders and their families agnnst want and poverty its operations
National Benevolent nzto conducted the most secure
principles, afordg small annual paid during
and handsome legacy widows and children after DEATH
T All policy holders whether for life shorter terms who
the till DEATH participate the whole Of the profits OF
the Company.
Creditors Debtors. married
husband the sole benef! and Of
herself and children free from the Chains creditors
TRUSTEES: #e.
Joseph Walker, Henry s. Buckner,
Peter Conrey, ir., Mnunsel White, John s. Allison
Roter J. WJId. amuelS VIM. Z. Leverich,
Isaac Johnson Edward Sparrow
PETER cosRRY, Jr, President Board of Trustees
DIRECTORS: @'rr'
E,w. sewell, John 4; Dougherty, John o lai.
II. G. HEART, C. Jenkins, No Preston
NJ NJ Cohen @ Wickham D. r. Carroll,
N c. Hall, John A. Roberts, John NJ. Curran, .
Geo. W. Smith, r. Il. Brunei, r. T. Anistead,
Samuel Wolff, L. Spangeneerg.
Epw. JKNNKn coxE Vice President - -. IT,
Aaoa.s Hus4 n D. As cosa Seaaa OF
H. e. HEAnrr Acuary. Nj. N. CoHaS, Attorney
Bks Magazine Medical Examiner
who will be at the office daily from halfpnst u to 9fh
By the Charter only $4,000 n snsle life. =.
r Ta Company entertain 10Y Le insu
Negroes at the Table which
charged by the NewYok and London offices and wou
the South By the charter Dividend
Profits declared annually and the profits draw interest and
available the extent OF OF their amour
s California NewYok and London rates. Prospeen
all information TO Life Insurance. and all pape
Oce oil Company
| sF- Extensive Travelling Privileges.
| Efs- Office hours, 3 A NJ. to P. NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-09

LHRESH GARDEN SEED-Eyery variety fN
for sale by tie dozen hundred thousand for
con,ry 4a veil assorted for plantation m
gnrI t's. FLOWER SEED and fine DOUBLE ph''"'
OSiuS aF1S, 'lfiN SEED CORN etc. tg..,s MAN.
The tbs Horticultural establishments VI D. '
PAY, Philate LIS. tAprrssly for this store - san, :,
led d, MAuPAi, d bfI'ioi s''ee'i wv" N"'' "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-09
4 RRIyAL OF Nine. ADoLPHE.--THE oRI-

A RRIyAL OF Nine ADOLPHE.--THE ORI-
IA GINAI, UNSURPASSED AND JUSTLY M Nine:
AnDI ptIE THE UNIVERSALLY ACKSOW Lodged GREAIESl
SyAIp ,TIEsT IN THE WORLD, AND THE SAME DISTlN
;risllEp LADY WHO CREATED THROUGH HER MARVELLOUS
REYE PAST AND THE PRESENT, AS WE'LL AS
THE CORRECT PREDICTIONS OF THE FUTURE Such NIESsE
EXCITEMENT IN ENGLAND, FRANCE AND THE PRINCIPAL
CITIES UNITED STATES THAT SGIokA tME M
SENTED HER COSTLY DIA MON d BROACH, ANDDAN.
WEBSTER WITH A RICHLY RING is NOW IN NEW
ORLEANS READY 10 RECEIVE VISITORS At THE WESTERN
VERA yDA HOTEL CORNER OF TCt0UPI1BulaSA AND JULIA
STREETS (pRIvATE ENTRANCE ON JULIA STREET. FlFTH
DOOR FROM TCIIOUPllOJLAS STREET1 WHOM SHE WILL,
INFORM ABOUT THE PAST THE PRESESI AS4 INK TX
FUTURE. MARRIED OR NOT, AND WHEN AND
WHNr LADY OR HUSBAND THEY WILL GET OR BUSINESS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. MYSTERIOUS and Almost IN
PR0FESSIOS APPEARS, SHE COMES RECON-
MENIED so HIGHLY RESPECTABLE SOURCES ANp WITH III
EXTR NoRDNARY POWERS AND sKll THAT II m p
OR PROBABILITY OF DECEP1loN OK iMto-
SITION AS MANY OTHERS NOW PRACTICE. ,,,, ,.,u, ,,
t CONSULTATION FEE FROM 81 TO H. LADIES ~. IN, "
cfTpyJSC MORE THAN FIFTEEN MINUTES. so CENTS ONLY
CONSULTATION HOURS FROM EIGHT IN THE MORNING TILL
TEN ST NIGHT jnn9s
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GREAT EXCITEMENT-The celebrated Nine

" LAMONT Barnums Museum, NewY9k has returned to
Biloxi and holds her daily court AZ e
residence No. ia Carndelet street. fsrd9 and ryd
all who wish be informed OF wonderful
scientific principles Of Phenology snd rams
The fact of her favorable and correct 10
Newrean has created the greatest wonder and
excitement Wherever long residence Madame Lamont
Iioau her with Aag have given her the
else TINS country
Persons having pending will find to their avan
her call ....u
this city being limited she has reduced hr prices
for
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRgscENr,l i
Monday Morning February o, 1852. J
CLEARED SATURDAY
s + ZIP ss sss'ii Is ao' anu
ssl IviEss H's'GS o s %da & &ss
5sa ess@ ne Ss KY ss% sss t
| sssss 5sss Pig M NJ sss
Sp poacen Conception Maury, Havana and market Pug r &eo
ARRIVED.
II ,.r Fashion Baker from Inianola inst Guarteriner
Shin os Thompson from Liverpool 9th December MASTER
Ship as Holiness Crockett from Rokand Me, 70 master
H shin Empire Pheun tireianio s December
n bark i Dsn Chap ogoo from s December, ballast
sp brig crnouro, Galuiso from Havana ballast to na:els my
Mex brig Hercules Berre'i"ge from Yer" Cruz sh ul to c0m'fden
Brig John Williams Goodsreed, days cagc ballast 10
naster--lstm my.
Steamboats,.
Cnddo No 2, Graham, from Grand Prairie
Cataract Able, from st Louis.
G slslse c1ssT s1,ae from frs 81 Eslsie.
Dallnau, Kay, from Alexandra; IN,
Georgetown a1cPherson, from Louisville.
FIX ki@ @is ,' Sim SahYf rom sa Alexandria
sssen, E nsI from pam p NiaIis
Mobile, Hoffman, from Mobile
T'"'f sa N D s sfsS% ss" the sup p
Below-Coming Up.
Brig Adams Gray days from Havana to Jos MITCHELL
steamship Louisiana 20 bills bids sigsr SIS
ale e 50 as q aS Th 800 SKIS f' 200 do Coffee 30
IIvERPooPer ship Queen 1909 cotton pork,
provisions
LIvERPooI,-Pers ship Arran 1885 bales
LIvERPOOPe ship Amidas: 7256 bales cotton 47 bbls Hour
NEW yoRKPer ship Memphis lIas bales cotton = @ s hh ,ds
PIGS III kegs Lead, 20 bales skins, is pkgs
bark cyane hbs si4 hds sugar. 10 hi s5s bbs
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FLATBOATS.

In Second Munich pality-
Ou-Por Mrf;ibbon's boat 1900 bbls potatoes 10
KENrCKYPer Nelson's Loa bale cotton, $50 bbl potatoes
mnstrr.
lNplANA-Per McKays boat l4O0 b flour Hewitt, Norton &co.
Otlp-Pe Grahas bush Seceomb VOORHEES,
OO-Pc Wiamson bbs molasses, bb flour
to order.
ClNt1NNATIpcr Reees 3oobs -four whisky,
lbs pork TO master.
KENTuCKY-Per Grays bbs potatoes 200 bushels
Tho's bbl potatoes 200 BUSH order
SPOKEN.
n- Old Cape Francois st Domingo, by the ship
Lady Falkland ship John Coster, from Havre, for AraAehcon
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.


Per ship Rmpre. from New Ross-5o iii seersge.
Per brig John Williams. from Chagres-3S passengers.
Per brig Hercules from Vera Cruz-56 passengers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-09
MEMORANDA.

The Cataract left St Louis the sth utn fort for
Josiah Pacific Glencoe Delaware and
Clara Buffalo sand passed
Columbus Ciro aud the Grenada aground Island s
t' Georgetown left Louisville the 18th ult
~ Capt Kma kmbal reports Red River
falling the OF six inches in % hours. No Of
rise alove-four feet Grnn, Point.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-09

NEW YORK. Jan g9Cld, ship Clifton ngersol, for N0rls.
PlliADElPHlA Jan 2s-cld, ship William Hall, for N4rs
CHARLESTON, Feb 2-Arrd briggs PamphNa She1d Telegraph
Rich for NOrs CID bark Cherokee, Getty, for Norris.
SAVANNAH, Feb 9-Ad, brig Josephus Anderson for Norris
Tl,y Telegraph
NEW YORk-Auved Feb ship Indiana, from NewOrleans. SD
shin, Ceole, NewOrleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-09

ION hiiu IlhNIt, an usSuTUiitnt VI L
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, here
and recherche style, which he now o
TO his numerous patrons ut very re,
part of the following, viz:
Super Broche Antique Silks;
Colored Armure Silks;
Striped Tnieta Silks;
High colored plain Pauit de Sole;
Black Brocade Faconnee
Extrn rich and Embroid'd Faconn6e;
Changeable and Chene Faconnee;
Embroidered namnsk and plain
Poult dc Sole;
Extra rich Chaugeablc and Chams-
leon Poult de Sole;
Small plaid high coiored do, for
misses;
Marcellines and Florences, Of every
shade md color;
White and colored Satins;
| A few pieces superior heavy black
and colored watered Poult do Sole;
| Colored Silk Velvets;
Rich Chend Satin striped and plain
Cashmere d'Ecosse;
French and English Merinos, Nous,
selines de Laine and Alpacas, solid
colors, of every variety Of shade
Plain, striped and plaid Poplins;
Superior black and colored plain ant
| figured Canton Grapes;
| A large assortment Of white am
colored embroidered and plail
| Grape Shawls, some extra rich;
| Merino, Cashmere and heavy ric1
| silk Shawls;
Rich plaid Raw Silks;
az P. w. W. would especially
tiers to his stock Of goods for their
articles have been selected with
long experience in that particular