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~ atteillps was iia''e III t'e" ofh On oatht-
poysd as waiter in the rsng House WHY why was eraa
to be the fugitive slave Of Mr. Andrew Armstrong no
fore the arrest could be effected however he esraned to
Canada
A GOOD MANFRED ,vorl is worth moro TO some
mel, Ibnn all thn colI ,,at,tors ,hot vor, oyr cooked
p,ople who send away tois with sJiiiny and Slammed
door. will please copy,
Mrs Gumy saws she don't know what thcy
want with n Grand fury she think. inf con,In,,, ri
ara, rand euHngh bnr'husIan fa -, 'tr,,n %,i,, j
on tl,r my lint nn,oiv I.r.d t1 s,l IA I'm; fr
than a month oftrrward ~
a., u, :,
Panama "dyices We're some SIi on the Ocean. ~ ~ r osI
and s2G0OO on Messrs snotforI TiIston & "a and ttf
tiy were negotiated WITH Mr. Coryinp of p,nan, VII
viii w. fear be the loser ''
M en- ,.,,n
Inc urn Vi hplihciiill hfotllefS. consisting
OF sclm Meyer HothSclii'a AT Franz fort solomon Meyer
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Republic came of ut Rome notwithstanding the efforts Of
the authorities to suppress It,
BELGIUM.
The correspondent Of the London Chronicle writes that
French agents had been sent to Belgium lr the pnr
pose of seducipg M from its allegiance, and sowing
seeds Of dscurd and llsalcon among ti! prople. Re
ports daily submitted to Napoleon proceedings
of these agents.
The Catholic party was, in 1888 the principal of
saving Belgium from Holland and it il the taine
party which Is most active in getting up feeling in favor
of French alliance The clergy almost all ndHf"lie
able agents of the Elysee The Belgian government had
made addition Of 1000 men the army. and vert,
strengthening their defences
GERMANY.
The upper chamber of the Legislature at Berlin had nj
firned motion of Klee removing the trial OF political Of
fences from the jurisdiction of jures.
Mediterranean vessel had arrived at southampton
with dates from Alexandria to the sth Malta to the gth
Gibraltar to the 18th An address Of congratuation to
the Queen of Spain voted at Gibraltar.
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ib Heas ay ren,ovlrt hid. sugar Jjaiae ~ do, N
bh fos.l, Martin,
- Lids bales
iTiienieyr Toiai. i2s hhis 80 bbi5 n"iss.
LAFni ~ f'"c In Buey: ii3 hid -rt Ibis
irsso no meg .,"y23 d" % h'.s sinf' gl Squirca
ii do. bales lIo"s IRIS nolnases
- ht. brand i4lnlfyl- do bis mnlrf. Bt'nA-l2
i, iH 10 syrup hlds W cSvrsl5 do : he Dr-s,
s.. Wi.luls do W ipEsn
iirani vgnnni-g MikenTota. ~ ia bids
susH--5d4 hls In1lassas.
FLATBOATs.
In Second Municipality
INDIANhPer Snyder ion: 1900 bushels in sncks
GNOiSpe Uls bvseis SKIS l5 bbls 10000
pounds pork, ~ hbls key. lard to l. Shannon.
LLTNOis-Per Lingenfets bushels r C
Tvithei.
ISDIANAPer three ibis pork, e8I bt
lard Sye Bros 4en--ls0 tons hay to owners
CONSIGNEEs
Per ship ennrsaee from New Yorksanpson keeheJ FnseJ
WheH Albert &co-Mars Rante't-aI rfsa-
Thicker aeor Twicllc Aco SayreClark Mosbystnue
Wawoh-Rugely Blair 4c0C CarriereII d H"kA McIsurin
asolIorr. Gfyir Neekcr 2co-NHl, Cox tcoRohsnn
AlrB LShaw-Degu i.aoniJ Groves Son Kennedy Fos
HoA l)eiagrRve 4roEzi Aiufp Ac"J heregcrW Violet
AcoR oycs Shumwgy-J MONAGHAN Washington Fetisi"r
Dix 4soA MeKeon-A whiting nd.raon Downs, Cgday
4coSwiney Green &coAelvil- 4eS q Nelson Ae0-"p Bailey
Mcdowell Jr Wright: Williams seo-Wooi i"w--ori-r
Per bark Nashua from rhadelpia- MAGE SEQ J u Asldgt
Mills acoD X CatroI-Eddy, Janson AcoX Lambert ac,J
Woodruff Cnrriere-Ftpwes AcnB SHAW Wnrne4sn
kerohJ Dewey-J Hobbs acoD Whom 4 CLARK liuckner
Stan0n-E Brggs-Mdon Titus acoW S0ryCarroton Fatr0nd
ComanySnrk, Day Stau-rW Jackson acoPck-tt Perkins
Wood low-Salie, scoR Ric!ArisN Dartlt 7 Bud
eckc Rawl aco-Forr, Gayle acoC GanesJ
Patch Aco-Mnray a Jennings Bal-ordrr
PASSENGERS.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERSON CITY.
Thursday Evening March II, 1852
The stock Of Beeves is still ample but prices pretty
firm The offerings of Hogs and Sheep but moderate
with but few Calves
BEEF CATTLE (Western) 5aG07c y Ii net.
(Texas) ................. 6D3c . tb net,
Hoes .6fd61sc u fb net
SHEEP. 81 50S0S3 80 u head
Mich Cows S2oGDS45 p head
CALVES WARNINGS. Sc 50ldS9 80 u head
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nss- Dr. DALTON has this day received some

Gs- DR.. DALTON has this day received some
genuine Vaccine Virus Those desiring protection the oathso
disease Small PoN application
D.. his Office. No. 80 ST. Charles strr I?O
RAILS FOR TEN PIN ALLEYS-Lignuu-
- Vita balls inches, always on l"
ARCADE MILLS, MAHOGANY AND LUMBER YARD
OFFICE l6 Sr. JoSErn STREET, i.EvkE
mig lw HENRY r. SHERMAN.
-FENEN DOLLARS REV ARD will be paid g
the undersigned for the capture and delivery of the gid
naol Rllo,A, aged about thirty lv" Sh"S
Sunday, the sth February She yellow
part Indian height rather slender hui bad teeth
Quick plain straight hair her hair with curl
small bundle with her, and generally wh.
sun ounet. formerly belonged rry jones' Mississippi
where she $ trying got back.
mh4 If Y. NJ FISK, - Natche2 street, up stairs.
GtIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION TO.
" BACcorhc Subscribers have onsty on hand and for s,,
purchasers, CUBA, HAVANA FLORIDA, MASON
COUNTY KENTUCKY TEN ZEE Nd MISSOURI WRAPPERS
AND FILTERS. Tobacco ogeads and bales selected fol thu
TURNER Il RENSFIAW,
s6 Camp street and i3s Tchoupitonias street
Tnbn haIeJ too riar
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The Wild .H0le of the Desert i!
LENHE GREATEST LIVING WONDER "a

Il OF THE WORLD exhibiting the AS1s
Charles and loyas street, where she DAYS
only.
This wonderful animal the Venezuela South
Amer captured by the Indian ao chase
party hunters She fifteen hands high hair
part of the body.
The skin resembles India rubber, skin riocero or ele-
phan but as soft us velvet.
Though strange it appear with all these nguIarit.s
She has been visited by thousands scente
gentlemen the North and South pronounced be So
The will forfeit 1900 any producing
beauty speed and symmetry
All who have this have
your eyes be your evidence
large collection oi VIEWS OF SOUTH
AMERICA AND ITS INHABITANTS, MAY also be
Exhibition hours from O'Clock 4 to p NJ
81 Admission Children servants half price
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EXPORTS


steamship America % bis 81 hds sugar,
hbls whisky s5 do pork SKIS com
coffee $ s bacon so 81, opo bs potatoes so s broad
AMI snndrrs
NEW YoRK-P"r steamship Georgia; sunlrS mdse.
CIIAGRES-Pcr steamship Falcon: Ballast.
CIiAGRES-Per steamship West Wind Ballast.
NEW YORKper ship Zone 72 bbls pork pcs bulk pork
ibis 55 e Lard 1856 btl tour, ?+ do whisky, oats
INERPooIPr ship Warbler: cotton lg? sacks rorr
Ga0p
EOSTOSPer ship Margaret eos btIs pork e57
ties hams $40 bh beet il hi do tongues 1865 kegs
lard 800 hides.
CAsGow-Per ship Eliza K,lh: IL half bales cotton
bon, $3.50
lNFRPOOIFer ship Maine 1927 cotton, beef Ills
Isl bhls lard, 9g2 bOs flour 925 bNs
TRtNIDAD-Per ship Queen Victoria: bbIs Hour.
llCttMDSDPer bark Nrgnml hills 4ySl
whisky, II bills molasss, 50 do lard, 10 beef pkes npse
tHARlESTONrer brig Geo Abbott hds sugar 3fs Dbl.
whisky 200 DO Hour do OIL 200 hbs 20 kegs lard "a casks buco
SKIS corn, Is bbls pork, 10 tcs hams, 10 pkgs mlsc.
SANASNA-Per Vernon: 900 ibis whisky liO ss
coru, 50 boxes candles, % sacks n-seei.
MOBLEPer hr Star sucks bacon 10 do rice
boxes sugar.
HASSAU-Per Johnson b -four % do sugar 80 I'LL,
10 pork Il b beef hang hhds bacon l3i
Ie.s lard, Il kegs butter, so sacks
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DEPARTURE OF THE BAL11c.The steamer Baltic left
Washington on her return to NewYork the Sd inst.
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BY J. M. WEYMOUTH, Auctioneer.
- ATURDAY. March L. at II O'clock-W

~ b sold at auction Hotel the following described
PROPERTY situated the square bounded By Bieny CONT St. Pat
rick and Bernadote
Ten LOTS numbering from measuring each thirty feet
front on bsngI'ie street. by one hundred feet in depth
Ten Dls, numbering TWEEN
thirty feet front Cont street.
FOUR LOTS numbering fourteen
fen depth.
FOCR IJiSr numbering
as !" nf seven feet front St Patrick street.
htty feet in depth.
TERMsOne half cash, in ak months mhI0
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AGROUND THE ST. Louis Union Of the 4tf inst reports
the steamer Patrick Henry aground Tower Island
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CRYSTAL Fonnt Division No. a. $. Of I.Msets
THURSDAY ut O'Clock Temperance Hall No IS ST. Cmrs
street Officers for the ensuing quarter p F MrTrEsL W p D.
Boori F. s.; B. ToMLINsoS IT, T. H. DRyDsS, c..
A. c.; ANDnEw fRno, !. s.; E, W. PERRY, O. $.
iMs WA. H. ELLIS, r. S.
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siLEp.-yhe steamship City of Glasgow sailed from
Philadelphia for Liverpool the 4th with thousand
dollars in specie.
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FuGITnE MECCA negro who had s"crcted himself
board the steamer Indiana and made his way to Louis
vile arrested in that city the LIST inst and lodged
in jail
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["n" First Municipality; ",ns' Second Municipality "m3
Third The left hand figures indicate the number of thu
Posg at VIII rht he ycsselgl uy.1
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llAVRE-Per slip Iemncl Dyer uplse VIM Price.
THoMASTON-Per bark Neson tons paving stones tic Green
Harding.
VERA CRUZ-Pcr sCr Bonia $4,000 specie Baei &co4s6s
Iaarie acodoI Schmidt $40 / eanne,-0 boxes vanilla
lnrliH- bale nulse b Nas-Toa specie S357s.
TORT LANACPfr srr Chs Henry % bales cotton, hide.
key conynghain &co bales cotton Mcmahon Parsall0 do 10
NJ Pmckard NcoG do w Phells-l9d R,wlns co-7
MetcNli-s do Wilams, hides < kelnp-srulrics to
Taylor, Hart &co-Toa II bales
PENSACOLA-per scr NIariu: % bales Jonas-
do iuryea935 feet lumber c pooley Nco-1ota cotton
PENSACOLAper schr Sarah cotton to Mtple-snOao
lumbar c rnony krn. -
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
's%s. a f5S ' ss Ss s"
] s f a s *.
r s S Ss Il s s sa &C., a sn j - fss
lids % S il as ias Sss"
H s AZ. J.; 81 s:;
Ess butter rs Esss R IF bis his do o'
{ bs 10 s sl .if s s5 = 3; ss
Nantre keo xs starch adams Connolly kco
81 b '"s M's Sis seo k'"'S SKIS
ST Lous,rsr steamer Pride Of the Vest 400 hbls floor Connolly
riaeeke hhs bacon woodruff SEQ
@ % sSs His ls !s. de- sh
ts' cotton S Ws i'' Williams isoS @ ' T H ce%
wrlsuniries to order.
81 Ne F. g 81 to- S n" kes1 ' 81
wa"u * s ss G % ST N0 %?I Bull 90 90 @
os D,H7g ID DO hhds tobacco Al: SKIS Ho Gayle
80 bar lead Rcnnoi bales Elder ros &co
faw Kin, MlienSsrgsr Ss%gs wsT I
k ks %ss %ss %sn, c. 1s wi. yes
q Is hI +, ~ gIsa% Bis moIsss
MI ;$ %s e Z s3. sBES By: ;5
S'ss, r1 pSs ss sSn DO
DO E@ II b mS SsY psa iia Tssn, DO Do p
Sn'1es to oIcrroa ~ bales cotton ?O hhs 1872 ibis
Ns ~ W i,"n !a!s," !, 1 s; cotton 9yg
u tur &co ia o Nelson A Sco,J2 Elder
BIOS &c" Ia Williams % Savage, Williams Gordon
lG Lloyd F"0n? 20 'nrtrihs" AdansH Smith johnson
Armstrong, Harris 30 Payne Harrison
.! lr-"n, Fowler &co-l. NJ fmskan
81 Robson x Alen71 q Cocks Sle
g tael2 Feowes kco55 Hewitt, &ro-5O A john
&c03s hlls tobacco Turner Wilson
Ia do Mct,rr$or Al"wayi3 kegs butter Whitronb
empty Ibis P II ,Oodin-Toa, 1888 bales cotton.
WlILIAMSPORTPcr steamer Z White: "a bales cottro to / Il
Bvrne sco26 do Gerard &colS Pauchc &co-lh Male
&e0l Poutz1 Ar Mltenbe Payne arrson5
lAtlanIc24 MtenHrger &co2D Wright Williams
Hall Cleveland Bros &ccl3 Henderson Reine-3i
Watt DcSanltrs-9 Haired AoOly9 Mckee, Buckley &eo-
Bolorq3 Oakley Hawkis9 ii &co-5O his sugar
81 bills IOa w jackson cG hhds
Kelly, Scola bbls nloasses
Bulocq do Burbrilge Il Alam6 Combs-a do ru
bbs Burke Eresis bbls Walkr
Mtenberger Scosmdries prderotal
| loo blls 5I hhds sugar, 1863 bbls moGses
SALINE RIVER-Per Trenton bales cotton II X Carte
o Nelson coeS Nae Cotman &co-63 ii Moore
81 l. Ward X Jonas22 Cummings Sco-2S
Sco2l Cleveland, Bros &co7 NJ Ico-lT do
&co-6 Cherry Henderson &co-l6 Robson Alen-lG
Wright &co-l5 Gray Canpbel-l Henderson & Peale-9 !
DeSaue-2O Byme &oa Robbins, Arngto n&co-
Ilogan-- Buclannon Boge Foley Avev-5 CEc
Il Haw kins-S do order-Total 1905 bales cotton.
REC RVER-Per Caspipn bales
Cummings Stewart &col9O do lane Williams
Onkey Fenr, Donegan &ol7 Swiney
NeConochie Donnell-60 Hill Mclean Feiowes
Wright Williams Williams Phillips &co4 Roubeu-36
Buchannon Carroll
Cummings Stewart &co-Total, 1915 bales cotton
ATTAKAPAS-Ps Fuer 3? bbls molasses, hid
bills Ill hhds hls mcases Witer
Bro do 65 hhds Hall Roddsod do Shift &roG: do 10
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Lands Sacred and Classical.

LN1lftS SNC}'eU ana CL0SSlCNt.
OPEN, FOR A FORTNIGHT ONLY,
IN COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE HALL ST. CHARLES STREET,
GLIDDON'S
GRAND TRANSPARENT PANORAMA,
Nine Hundred Feet Long of the RIVER NILE EGYPT AND NuBIA
One Thousand Seven Hundred and Twenty Ales With
Oral Descriptions and Oriental Music.
EN cry EVENING, hHlpASt O'Clock;
TERNOoSS, at hat-pas IL. Doors open hall hour before
AdmissiuuAiul:s Fifty Gents, Children
Schools twenty-five pupils, Twenty Teachers
Schools Free. ID For other particulars programme.
4 YCEUM LECTURES.-Th Committee upon
II the Iyceun and Library that the COURSE
OF LECTURES will be delivered by Professor SMITH,
University louisiana consist Eight upon familiar
practical subjects with NATURAL PHILOSOPHY AND
CHEMISTRY.
Professor A. L. kOEPPEN, the North who
distinction before the Historical Society
and Smithsonian Institutes Boston and Washington
places, engaged deliver DscOurses Ptoriay
ae tREECE-ts Antiquities aud Medieval Modern His
tory.
BY resolution OF the Boar the Committee
tickets admission the Lectures commencing
lessor J. LAW RENEE SMITH, upon the following
Ticket admitting Gentleman and Ladies'
icNe' aui'ths ohe Peo.. )
"a The Lectures OF DR.. j. SMITH commence on TUESDAY
EVENING the 9th hatIs o'clock, continued
EACH FRIDAY and TUESDAY EVENING The Course is
completed. n. r. JENNINGS,
A. FOSTER ANON,
FREDERICK CAAIERDES,
10 on the library, Il
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st rhs Director Of the UNITED STATES LIFE IsUR sNfE
ANNuIiG ANTITRUST COMPANY PHILADELPHIA bsvs ~
TO hs inare the Company upon the
exhibit
past and which, with the
rules Lie Insurance. they enabled
AFTER afefi Reservation OF
rsk the Directors asfeto ia finding mai
lae IN declaring bonus pr.1us
s nF y th date q
death, or else the value will b. pau % ~ n
holder st hs or her option. ~ - f " 'A'' p'i's
Of
equitable proportion borne by the Savings Ts ba,ent
OF this company successful
Fns menbr OF the United sass Annuity
and Company, that every aiyastsee b tbsy ma
entitled will be afforded them strsst economy bs
agment afars will followed for hsir sna
benefit.
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance


f Incorporated April 1885, and declared dividend per
Two Years Business.
Office No. IS CAMP ST. between trayier and Common ,s
BUSINESS OF COMPANY LIFE
This Company being
holders and their families against and
Great National institution, conducted the
and solid principles and ahodng for
lie large handsome legacy
IL All policy holders, whether for lie
nue the Insurance till DEATH participate the whole the profits Of
the Company
Creditors the lives Debtors married woman car
effect insurance the life of her Of
herself and children, free from the claims creditors.
TRUSTEES:
John tsgan, Joseph Walker, Henry S. Buckner,
Peter c9ntey, IT,, Alaunsel White, John 5. Allison,
ftoDerl j. Nard Samuel sewar, VIM. Z. Leyereh,
Isaac johnson, Edward Sparrow.
PETER CoNREY Jr, President Board OF Trustees
DIRECTORS:
Edw Jenner Coke, John NJ. Lee, Y. Masterson
II y. Heart, Thos. c. Jenkins, N. o. Preston,
NJ NJ Cohen, o. Wiekham D. R. Carroll,
Nc ttal, John A. Roberts, John NJ.
Geo. W. Smith, R. H. Brunet R. T. Amistead
Samuel WOLF l. Spansenb4rn
EDw. JENNER CoxE Vice President
Al wEppRaguRS, Nj. D., Medical Board OF
f. G HEART. Actnary. NJ coss Attorney
RICHARD BEN NJ D. No. Magazine Medical Examiner
who WAL be AT the Office daily from hafpast l2 osP.
BY the Charter only $4,000 is taken a single life.
LIZ This Company applications
and Policies healthy
than the charged the SwYrk London
their restrictions the South Byth
be made available the extent of woh their amount
where the party has paid his premiums in full.
S California Permits New York aud London Prospectus
Table Rates and all information to Life Insurance.
be the
eis- Extensive Travelling Privileges.
q Office hours A. NJ.
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~ SEED, BOIS D,ARC Or USAGE ORANGE SEED W.
EARLY SEED CORN, Etc.Every GARDEN SEEIik=
Tor a by the dozen hundred Thousand country
also IN boxes well assorted Plantation usr
FLOWER SEED in packages containing varieties a.
mhS D, MAUPAY, e. Grayer street near Cam street
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GREAT EXCITEMENT-Tbc celebrated MINI
dumps and BATHING APPARATUS.

- auu DhIHlNu APPARATUS,
i etc.-JoHN MCCARTHY PLUMBER, No. 1874 CAMP
sIREEI New orisaI has last reeevs new and large M
Beer Pumps etc. Cooking Ranges; Bathing Tubs and Shower
Baths. " 1890 1900
Also laying and repairing Lead Pipes Lead work OF every
description.
Ship Steamboat work promptly put up repaired All orders
ronpy attended to- '
5Y> Charges moderate
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AUCTION SALES.
By r NJ WEYMOUTH Auctioneer.

7NRlDAY. March IL, at i o'clock--Hll be
his IN 81 CHARLES one iop
fron Poyit"-, aeolnt u parties @'v 'ns The city,
n fine and Isiye iffSTffa
Mahogany WARDROBE, fine Mahogany Bsstca
Sot fac Spring Chairs several splendid French Plate Mrro
Egyptian Tables Sdeboais
Mahogany French Beds,ead. Nabltop Wstanas Toilet
Hair mad aiss Mattresses edng, CuaHs Window Shades,
and other splendid Sans Clock $780, fine
Rosewood Piano and variety Of othrr articles
Terms cash N the sale.
To country their purchases
fey Of Charge Goods carefully packed and shipped. mil
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE THE DAILY CRESCENT.
Friday Morning, March l.. 1852.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship Georgn, Porter NrwYork via Havana, Jennings
Steamship Falcon. Rodgers, Chsgres, K Jennin.
Steamship West Wind Savage, Chngres, Wilson Smith
Steamship America McAlister, Apal0ctc0a Wood 4 Lowe
Br ship Warbler, Westcott, Liverpool G W Oliver lSco
ship Zone Silsby, NewYork, Chas Delke tco
B ship Eliza Keith Scott tiasgow, lIoghtou, Rtnkn &co
ship Margaret MerfyDlHt. Boston, Chas Deake
Ship Maine, Freeman, Liverpool, Whitney tyce
B ship Queen Victoria Mckinney Trinidad and nrke Alexander
Bark Vgnan, Brush Richmond City Point Norfolk Mast Bourk
Brig Geo l. Abbott, Stanley Charleston SL&E Il Levy
Scllr Mount Vernon, McCarty, Savannah, SL&EL Levy
Sthr Star, Hbbs, Mobile, Jas Farrely
Br stlr II johnson, Roberts, Nassau, N P, Vim A1ure
ARRIVED.
Ship ehue Dyer Williams, from Havre 18th January 5eryeo
Bark Buckeye tnew TbbittH from Cincinnati Salem,
erllafnystte.
Bark Fanny snonson 10 aNs from lnsre, ballast my
Scr Maria, Johnson, Pensacola
Sclr Sarah Penlaad, days Pensacola,
steam boats
Bull"tjn No !, Church, from Memphis.
Caspian, Dunn. Red River.
Trenton, hOluis, rU Saline River.
New Lttona Landry, Bayou
NgwUtlrair. Written. from Cincinnati.
Ne Plus Ultra Robinson, 81 Louis.
4 Fus.itr. Drl:ioS, from Attalapas.
L b Whit, Brady. from Wllianlslot
DR. Batsr, Wilson, If'urene.
Pride 81 tie Wet, Badger, frsih S, Louis
Tuhoat DrSoto IPlce, down and sen
the gh inst, ships PheiS and Ellen-brougt up
Dyer, bark Fanny and sclr Bonita.
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DObyias 5 EHGsrtngfoH's
IL L SHANK Ii ED q z

D EOTYPE AND STOCK DEPOT,
No, CAMP STREET.
This wclkown establishment having thoroughly repaired.
enlarged and improved the petors The attention Of the pubic
to their PICTURE GALLERY where furnished ell
III the superior style aud finish.
N Bopeaors fitted out with complete APPARATUS at the law
est cash Prices NoighanJe French hrisons lewiss and hy>
halze Tubes, with Box and Tablets, dollars
Quick working Tubes, Plates american aud FeC) Cases
Stands Boxes Baths Chemicals together with every article used
DAGUERREoTfPE BUSINESS, constantly hand, and for r
wholesale and retail inns
lNROCKERY CHINA and G GLASSWARE efs
oP r. FELL CO, 81 Common street, NewO-ans, i'm ~
dealers, Wholesale retail Lamps Nl
anni Casters Candle Table Cutlery Walters, @
Goods will be offered at low prices and when for the
packed in the safest i-a5 Nv
ENXCHANGE-Exchan on NewYprk at sight
Ia or time. for sale hv BARElI Go.ftt"mmogs
HURRANTS-40 bbls new, for sale by
janl4 A. D. GRIEFF Il CO., 49, 10 and a. Old Ieyce.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-12

A VIS.-Seconde Munieipalite, Paroisse dor
n an.Ie ous.sn Collector dos Taxes E,q noti6l par
lie personnes qu dovent lie Ea pour
ISL DIES licenses pour apnee l'5 dana Ia i Mun@
"bon6e les Canal Trout tePen, Ia iga
ct lie Lac Ponehsrtrain de rc bureau, y
pay Hall pour payer les des taxes epui heues
jusq ro heurs de pres midi ezpatou m
par Is loi. Emh2 poll rHOS, ASkEW, Cctlecteur
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-12

NAyA-The L. 5 San Jacnto sailed from Nor
folk on the Sd inst for Gibraltar
L. S steamer Princeton is in the dry-dock at Bos on
waiting for her machinery Mt Baltimore.
We learn from Washington letter that Com Rousseau
h, been ordered to the command of the Gosport navy
yard. and not Com, Skinner announced lately
The officers appointed to establish nayy-yurd and dry
dock in California Com. Sloat. Capt. W s Ogden
Lieuts Blount and Anmen and Master A. C. Jackson
Com Shubrick and Com skinner have exchanged btl-
reIuX.
Com Morris has presented II bill to the Naval Commit
tee for the reorganization of the navy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-12

EVENING at haifast o'clock at the Hall No. rs St Charles
The following the list OF officers for the March
81 1851 viz: onN BRowN W, p; HC@H BEhKN, W Al f. Mlr
JAMES H. IRWIN A. r. s.; ions OUTWARD, S.; w. CIV
PRosrKE CARrIETrE, c. HENRY T. BAILEY, c.:
TU.SER HESEs CLINroN VISITING COMMITTEE
BROWN Alugdaen HUGH BRKEN, Poylr1s
Mor l6St Peter street; W C. WATRSs Apollo and Tn
BuRGn Nayales Wa.
and St. Mark Streets Henry f. BALEY Cypress
| Magnolia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-12

NOTICE.--Th subscriber has this day estab-
lished himself in the FURNITURE AND
BUSINESS at the old stand No. 81 CAMP STREET and respectful,
socts the patronage his the public
promptly attended and cash upon congnnen
RICHARD NJ. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer 81 Camp street
NewOrleans, February Is, 1852 fell I'm