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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04
HoRAT1O D. HEWITT, PIANO.

IL FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. 80 Camp :
street. Eswo oeanh, would respectfully request tha7 H hi
attention Of ne habe 70 he large and sstsngs4
md also to hia we'll selected o PLANO
FORTES the factories Of the first makers the United Ses
EUROPE, which STODARF Co..
Of Newyok, HALL SON. of NswYork, and PLEYEL CO.. Of
NJ GRAND PIccoLo PIccoLo oBIIQuE AND sagARE;sIe
be had Of the :ubscribe every style of
Of sx and oetayes They will be sold
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE Of all kinds and quantity
Among others the subber keeps constantly the
selection ACCORDEOS
Which offered a. the reasonable rates. GUITARS
tured WILLIAM HALL SON the SPANISH
MODELS These instruments Of the FIRST warranted
the Music te Norern c;es M well ~ and IL
thoroughly acquainted with the the
stock the selected that has Southern
his such that he will always selected
stock all kinds of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
MUSIC The Musical Public respectfully
invited to call and his stock.
fei3 Iyos HoRATIo D. HEWITT, SO Camp ST., NJ O. =
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.

DIANOS AND DHARPS.-KUSTNER,s sliala.
IL MANUFACTURER OF PIANOS AND HARP5, Ytssg
Nc s2s Camp street the Orphan Asylum bsgs leave
TUNING AND PIANOS HARPS and all knds Musi-
cal instruments at the shortest notice. sep95 1y
DIANO FORTES.-The subscri-
Il ber has hand and for sale the
cHIcRERNG s and NUNS cGARK isiAAl AlsoMI Y
GUITARS from MARTINI together with SHEET MUSIC, PRECEP
TORS ~ For hirsThree four good Instruments
seps If Y ~ HENRY PARSONS. 10 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04
SLAVES.

TAMES WHITE, No. 73 Baropne street, a.
- NewOlesns will give strict attention seevng, *
ing and selling SLAVES consigned him. He will buy
Ard sell on Commission Reference: Mssrs Robson Il Allen
McRea, Goldman q Co., Program, Bryan d Co. sep23
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

To PAEyErr LAMPS raoM ssoxlsc. Having trisa the
following remedy to prevent lamps from smoking, m y
printing office several years " the Atts
tion Of our friends The fumes arising from 81 ~ h9Al
perncious particularly to asthmatic thpie
who are troubled with any complaint Of the
organs This may be prevented by taking wien cd
stepping them quarter Of hour ID beosa
using them, The wicks should be thoroughly dry befpr
they are put to use. [Ex. paper. 3 q 5s rs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04
REGULAR PACKETS.
MOBILE.

EOR q. s. Mail !. .4E-A
a. Line Arrangement The and
splendid lowpresarre packet FLOkIlA, John
master and CIR E0LE, Samuel Rose master. (hayng bssn
built szprsasly the Lake With acconodasns One
o. The above stsamss he pcntshssn Railroad DAILY
arrival t the Lake O'Clock stopping
returning.
~ Freight Bay Christian ought be sent
steamer ST. CHARLES ,-l,
~ The Way for os Coast Landings will leAye
the ONCE Of the Agent at three O'Clock -. ,-s
je1 h. GEDDES Agent, 10 Bank Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

EyWENTY DOLLARS REWARD to any a.,
Il who win deliver ahop, 9s4 Magazine
1.-THE Fourth Watch hoass, boy Said
about FIVE inches high ha N
forefngers sPered at the jctnt and stf from foa wns
kneed by trade He received August last
work. to be lurking the vicinity the
Lower Mhrket [sep25] JOSEPH STINSN. 29e hlagazna ST.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

Will Ienys o MONDAY, November 2Q oclock A. NJ
EHOR NEW YORK Direct-Steam-
ship ineThe spendd double engine steamshi
WILLIAM PENN Winthrop Sears,
wharf foot Of ST. Joseph above FeT eight passage,
apply 70 MARKS THOMAS, IS Matches street.
The BEN FRANKLIN viii succeed tho w. p, leave
MONDAY, Decep Der oc2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

NJEGROES SWANTED-Fifteen or twenty good
l NEGRO MEN WANTED go Plantation The best of
wages will he given until the first of january, 1852
Applyto THOMAS d. NACKEY d CO.,
Hapll Magazine, efairg,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04
WaTERANG PLaCES

NOR BILOXI and intermediate a.y =
II Iandings-Winer Arrangement-SteaIer ST. LSySkSts
CMARLEs for hs presentin place 9 the new Biloxi
Packet CREOLEThe line, substantial Lake ST. CHARLES,
Capt Charles WALKER wish good leave
chartrain Railroad. and returning Leave Biloxi follows:
LEAVE ORLEANS:
SATURDAY, O'Clock II. THURSDAY EVENING, +.
tT Cabin fare from Biloxi Landings,
$2 50. Servants and Children, " 80. Deck, IL IS.
c The Way Letter Bag will leave tie Office the Agent rgy
at o'clock A. NJ on WEDNESDAY aud O'Clock SATUR-
DAY For freight passage apply to 6I.5
unY3 R,G Aoant Bank lana.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

Will leave SATURDAY, November o, mt O'Clock r. N.
EOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, NEW ~ =
E MADRID HICKMAN, MEMPHIS HELENA,
NAPOLEON and all intermediate Ian Regular 81
Louis New Orleans Packet BUNKER HILL No. 5H-lhe
light wit running packet
having superior apply on bead a
nov4 MARSH, RANLETT co. % Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04
TICKSBURG.

wllleave SATURDAY November 8, at O'Clock Pm.
EHOR HARD TIMES, GRAND GULF, ss
ROONEY, , WATERPRooE, AT @ SATGIEz MATCH ~ FORT @
NINE DONALDSONVLIE NIL istermediate
WeekiyVieksburg Packet No. 2For EVERY
at o'cloek-The
NATCHEZ T. p Leathers the
receiving freight and will leave above For freight
apply o board, Of Canal street, to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

VIII lsase SATURDAY, November c. att O'Clock p NJ.
EtuR5 CINCINNATI, MADISON, RssS a,
IL LOuSYIILE all intermediate landings
The and light daught stannch fast running
ger steamer YORKTOWN, Capt. Williamson, commander, vii
above For freight phsage having
apply NcDoWELL JR, CO. Poydraa
The YORKTOWN very light draugh and will with
detention in getting nov2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04
DObyaas s. Hna-s.t9agtO9s's
DAGUERREOTYPE AND STOCK DEPOT,

DAGUERREOTYPE AN D STOCK DEPOT,
Nos CAMP STREET.
This establishment having thoroughly repaired
enlarged Improved the proprso public
PICTURE Portraits urpjshed
In the superior style and fnish
N BOperators fitted with complete APPARATUS of the
prices. Voightander French, Han Lewia and %
Tubes With Boz and extra Tablets for twenty-five dosra
Sand Bsths Chemicals together with every
DAGUERREoTFpE BUSINESS constantly hAnd for sa
Wholesale and retail. jnns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

Will leave THURSDAY, November L. al A o'clock p, NJ
LsOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEM o~y =
I PHIs and oil intsrmediats landings Regular
and running passenger PACfF Fiiish
matter port receiving freight will leave
egto passage having fine apply board to
novs WHITE BUCHANAN. Agents, l6 Poydras
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

E,oR vICKsBURG, GRAND GULF, Wg =.
RoDNEY M 44I HAIGHG2 Ell FORT ADAMS BAYou IsE
diAte andngsIhe regular vieksrg packet MEMPM
Capt. John Cowden will EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING,
O'Clock the freight
board or to STRoTHER BROS, Agents, as Poydras
w MEMPHIS will take freight River the
pIyi reshi at
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

Will leave THURSDAY, November A, at 5 o'clock p. M.
LyOR LOUISVILLE and all inter- Wag -
IL mediate landing sThe fine fast running pasen-
ger packet REINDEER, Capt Sam. Montgomery, s4azzk
will leave above For freight apply board
STROTHER & BROS, Agents. As Poyiras street.
T plan Of the Cabin State secured by
ing to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

Will leave THURSDAY, November a. at 10 O'Clock NJ &il4
NOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEM - =
Ps sn and all insmediats landingsIThs nsg
R0BB, Capt Cae snow port receiving freight
freight
board, ito GEO. W. SHAW d CO., "a Poydraa street
noy3 or WHITE 4 BuCHANAN, Is Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

VIII leave WEDNESDAY, November 10, at oclockr. M.
EOR ORSHREVEPORT,( ,(1RANDECoRE, w.g =.
III y ALEXANDRIA and all intermediate landings.
Regular Red River Packet Steamer st. CHARLES.
The elegant and swift running packet steamer ST.
Applsgate will leave Fol freight of
apply on board, or to ,
SMITH x FlhSTER, 81 Poydras street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

Will leave FRIDAY, November at O'Clock P. NJ.
NOR LOUISVILLE and all inter- Nay =.
mediate @ Landings sThe fine passenger steamer lRS5
above For freight p or pss.ngs apply on board, or to
STROTHsR u BROS, Agents, As Poydras street
~ Plan Of her Cabin and Rooms secured BY
| Supplying to her Agents. novl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04
THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 4, /
HOTELS AND BOARDING.

KlQARDING-S Several Families can obtain
ilara they viii have hons
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04

NOR MONTGOMERY, WETUMP- IA, n
n KA,sELMA and all landings Alabama River,
via NewBasin, EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY. -
Regular Alabama River Packet GEORGIAThe
auneh tult passenger steamer GEoRGIA Capt s. scp
trade about October 90 leaving Newoen
EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY. Shippers rely pune
freight passage having apply
sep27 oGIESBY AfACAULAY s5 Tchoupitoulas
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- Will leave MONDAY, November 8, o'clock p. M.
FOR DARBONI, I,FARMERSVILLE Ng =
AND BAYOU SALINE Il ouaehta Packet l-6aas4Ii
daught FRANK NoLAD Capt Kouna will leave a6ovs
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
- SMITH FINIISTER 81 Poydras street,
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Will leave SATURDAY November &, at O'Clock p.a.
EHOR MONROE, TRENTON, CoIUM- #.y
il BIA HARRFSONBuBG and BLACK RIVER Issk5aahsa
Tbs and light draught steamer TRENTON, xHssE<k
Capt j. L. kouns will leave above. freight
noN4 . FIllsi EN, os oyuIns saeeI.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-04
ALABAM.H RTVER.

VIII leave THURSDAY, Nossnhey4, as osoekr.x
ENOR MOBILE, MONTGOMERY, N- =.
u etc via the Rivers and all landings the ALA
BAMA RIy EIThs snd 6uo passpger
CLEMONa Capt Andy johnson will leave above. freight
passage, ply on board, ,or to
hovl sTRoTlER d BROS, AGENTS, IS Poydras street
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VIII leave FRIDAY, November O'Clock p n.
EOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND H.S =.
Il ECoRE ALEXANDRIA, JEFFERSON AND LM1f&Aekttssll{
PORT CADo0-Regular Red River Packet
II. M JONESlThe new, superior running steamer
ID JONES, Capt. John AnkIm will leave For freight
passage, apply On board or to
SMITH x FIBISTER, "a Poydras street,
oetl9 or ]. H. HEALp, n Poydras street.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-01-23
Professional Beggars.

We see that the attention Of the public has recently
been called by the Charleston Courier to these misera-
bic pests of sociey-the organized bands Of
beggars which nfest our country and are daily fleeing
the people and robbing the poor of that which is pro-
perly their due. We too would warn our friends
against the impositions which are extensively prac
tced by these vile creatures upon them Some Of the
bcggars which arc going through the country are as
able to work are but who prefer trivial eX-
cuse-carrying organ monkey or some old
cracked instrument by which to attract crowds in the
streets and pick up dimes and quarters 1t is chari
ty to give to these creatures; by giving to them, we
only encourage them in their idcnesS and give them
tho means Of still pursuing their nefous professions
OF highway swindlng. 1t is time put stop TO such
humbuggcry and the sooner we rid ourselves of all
such pests tie better will it be for US in more ways
than one.
We have plenty Of honest poor people at our very
doors, worthy objects of charity, who fear. have
suffered this extreme cold weather for want off fire. and
proper food and clothing AS good citizens and patri
OTIS we should endcayor to do something for the poor
whom Providence has placed among us and not throw
away our small donations upon wicked worthless for
eign bcggars The same amount bestowed upon pro-
per objects of charity, might do some good but it's
when given to these wandering professional boggars
it is a sinful waste. We don't know what object we
are promoting when give to these itenerant swim
dlors. They may be the hired cmsSarics of enc
mics and in the course Of time may accomplish our
ruin. Who can tell? We believe tax, amounting
to prohibition should be levied upon all organ-grnd-
ers and monkey shows etc. and that all vagrants and
dlcrs about our streets who not known should be
taken up and made to give account Of themselves; and
if upon the showing thereof it does not appear to the
satisfaction of the proper authorities let them all be
provided for in the which is done for Mr.
John Smith when he beats his wifc-put them in jal
and punish them for their idlcness-it may be for do
ing nothing. Every who is able ought to work
it is contrary to all law human and divine to prowl
about and live in dlcncSs pests upon society Those
who encourage idlrncSS by giving unworthily, even
that which is their own do not discharge the obliga-
tons of good citizens whose highest an should be the
peace and protection ofsociety.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-01-23

Governor Boutwell,, in his Message to the L.
gislaturc Of Mas .cillsrtt; takes strong ground
f,r Hungary. II" is not only for giving ko%suth
wclcom" us an illustrous exile, but that the Gov
crurnc!it Of the United States should demand,
through the diplomatic agents Of the country, Il
distinct clnration on the part Of Russia sSnd
Austria rs to their future purposes. If these
Governments shall aS;art til" ght Of interference
in The domestic affairs Of European nations, or
shall d cline &C. "lakr Il distinct declaration on
this point, It would seem proper for the Govern
mcnt to give them notice that we assert on our
part the right to interfere in favor Of R"pablica-
ism or Constitutional Government, rcs2rving the
power to judge Of the necessity Of interference us
events may transplrn.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-01-23

C;acas and Kossmh.-The question is asked
who is Cineas 70 whom Ko<Suth, in his speech
at the banquet given him at Washington, llkens
h;msri!!'
Cineas is chroniclcd rs Il learned ThcSSalino,
the friend and minister Of PyrrhuS, King Of Epi-
rus. lie was the most eloquent man of his day,
reminding hi: hearers Of D"mosthcnrs. lyr-
thu, prizcl his persuasive powers 50 highly. that
he was wont to say, words Of Cincas had won
him more cities than his own arms" H. was
s,nt ambas :adpr to Rome, with proposals for Il
treaty Of p &c, from pyrrhus, after the battle Of
IIel.scI;l, in tie year $50, B. c., and Cineas spar
ed neither art, nor elpquenc, to gain favor and
carry his point. His memory was 50 remarkable,
that on the day after his arrival ut Rome, he was
able to address every Senator and Knight by
name The Senate, however, rejected his propo-
salS, mainly through the dying appeals Of the
v.n.r.L!c Apliu' CIaupus Cpau>. Cineas sub
>"Iurhtly returned to Pyrrhus, and told him that
there w;r, no people like the Roman people
their city was temple; and their Senate an as
scmhly Of Kings
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-01-23

Terrible Accident-An accident similar to
the recent calamity which occurred in school
house at Ncw-York, occurred there on the 10Th
inst, in large building back of Ccntre-steet,
put up by the Commissioners of Emigration for
the accommodation of newly arrived emigrants
1t was five stories in height, and on the various
floors no less than 4sO persons were slowed.
The alarm bell in the vicinity rang for fire. and
woman in the upper part crying out, led the
occupants to believe that the building was in
flames, and wild struggle ensued upon the
stairs. The crowcd soon choking up this only
avenue of escape, quite number leaped from the
windows into the yard below. Six lives were
lost, all of whom are children except one, an un-
known young woman, aged 20. Eight Others
were carried to the hospital seriously injured, FIVE
of whom will probaly die.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-01-23

a WHOLE FAMILY POIsoNED-The Hanover Herald
states that the wife Of Mr.. SAMUEL LITTLE carpenter
of Gettysburg, Pa on Monday evening last while la
boring under fit Of mental alteration administered
poison to the family, consisting of her husband three
children, and servant The husband has since died
and the rest were not expected to survive Mrs LIT
TIE Immediately fled, and has not been heard of since
The Hanover Spectator gives different version of this
affair 1t says all the family are recovering, and Mrs
LITTLE has been arrested
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-01-23
Rev England Approaches,

Though somewhat slowly, to the truth. Here
FLOWS a passage from the pen Of a coTesroN-
dent of the Boston Courier, which makes lit
)a.alel between The sort Of sympathy Which
New England has relatively bestowed upon the
Aiiican and the Indian ray,S. llal New Eng
land been modest enough to listen 70 a@y coil-
Esollor but rs own selfasteem, tl.is comparison
would haye been made, known vars aro. II
has been repeated by southen: writers i'ae oil;
OF mind ,...,.,,yes-.- ,s.s--
An examination of the relative c;,;rns to our
sympathy, between the Indian AID Negro races,
sTwi show Us that the first We're the undiSpHtcd
-apossessers of Stree SOIL" for an unknown period
- Of time. and of which we have da>pcil,d them
=. while the latter have been bond slaves ever s!lcr
ri the curse upon Canaan. The former are capable
.:-of elfprotectiou aid support: the latter stupid
land shiftless-the one the very lmpcTonatioh
Of freedom: the other tie hereditary representa-
tive of useful servitude The former have been
driven by cruelty and oppression from their an
-scestral hunting-grounds, and the means of sub
:fsistence on their own domain while the latter
have bean provided with shelter and support III
ri comfortable houses, where, with very few cXcep-
s.tions, they have been protected in all which
: they can enjoy, by their capacity for happiness.
g., Now, which Of these parties have the strong
Ssest claims upon our synpathy-the Indian or
sfthe Negro? While the former are driven to the
eiouter verge of our borders, the latter arc made
the object of unceasing solictude. For them,
social life isto be outraged by familiar Intercourse
X and ntermarriage, as advocated by that cotcrie
of Utopian worthless, who formerly occupied
ss@Brook Farm and disseminated their traIscon-
gdental fancies throughout the quiet villages OF
New England and who have subsequently been
.saided by the political efforts of the meek Coul-
ssellor Sewa, the otiice-seeking PalErcy. the by
Japocritica and jesuitical Mann, the "se!-socr!f-
cing dual Sumner, and their coadjutors. Phillips,
Quincy, and Others Of less veneratcd parcntage.
May Heaven avert the calamity, and save us
from the reproach of becoming hybrid com
munity sa -'H r.- -'a- ''-
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-01-23
Fire at Stone Noun tain,

We are sorry to by the papers that nearly all the
stores in the village ofStono Mountain Ga, have been
destroyed by fire; also The Masonic Hail. and the Hall
Of the Sons Of Temperance, and several private dwell
ings with considerable amount of property, in the
way of Goods Notes, Books &C., all consumed by fire
on the 5th inst, and but little insured Thought to
be the work of an inccndiary.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-01-23

Slures for Caitornia.-On the last trip ofthe
steamer Isabel from Charleston for Havana, twen-
ty Young men from Burke and Catawba countries,
N. c.. were passengers on route for California.
They took with them twenty slaves, in the capac-
itv ofscrvants, with the intention ofworking them
in the gold mines. Several other parties from
North Carolina have engaged passage for them
selves and their slaves, the next trip Of the Isa
bel
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-01-23

ALTERATION OF THE TARIFF.-It is stated that
Senator James from Rhode Island will with the
appreciation of several leading Democratic Sena-
tors, submit to the Senate in a few days, pro-
ject for change in the tariff. 1t proposes a re-
duction of the. rates of duties on article of
manufacture that enter into general consump-
ton, and increases the rate of duty on the finer
fabrics. 1t proposes to add ten per cent. to the
present duties on iron, and the same upon fine
cottons, and fabrics of cotton and wool, but
leaves the present system unmpaired, in other
respects.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-01-23

~" After paying the expenses attending the Kos
suTI Congressional Dinner, there was found to be a
surplus Of one hundred and cghty-two dollars. The
Hon. GEO. BRIGGS, the Treasurer Of the Committee of
Arrangements has been directed by them t. place the
money in the hands Of the Ladies Union Benevolent
Society, to be expended for the comfort of the poor
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-01-23
Cold Weather.

We have had spell of cold weather which surpass
ter to keep warm even by good fire. and by far too
cold to work. Our ink has been frozen up and our
ideas are in the same fix We are informed that on
Tuesday last the Thermometer stood as low down as
der