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Middlins. 3sG072s Good Fair. ...~..91a6D =
Good Middling. ~ ass Good and Fine. "a -
TOBACCO--Over 200 hhds changed hands, including 76
Mason County 16 new crop at So. 40 at 3, 50 at
- II old at 51s and ID at 81 u 1b,
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-Fully 1900 hhds Sugar
found purchasers at steady prices Molasses dull with
sales of 100 bbs at 1520t for crmcnting and 2451
for prime and choice
FLOUR-Prices are rather lower again, and 1000 bbls
were sold of which 5000 Ohio lin atboats) and 700 poor
Indiana ut "a 1919 1000 in different lots, Mt - wa
81 100 St Louis Mt 81 80 $50 fancy ditto ut 81 Co. 100
extra ditto at 81 s7ls p Dbl and 100 at 50 OOOS5 %
GRAIN-Corn was in active request for shipment, with
sales of $4,000 sacks 5l54. but mostly at 520053
OF Oats some 500 sacks Ohio and ST. Louis brought 3lD
Boo & brshcl
pROyISIONs-The Pork market continued quite firm
and We noticed sales of bb Mess uninsprcted and
in four lots at s15 So and IS o. at SIS Bacon
ovcr 400 casks found purchasers. including 800 casks
Sides and Shoulders the Levee at ga and Si4 ~
casks Sides at and So erces extra Hams at l0'af.
Lard commanded full prices, the principal sales being ~
bbls at Sa 2S4 tcrces and 60 bbs at s l4O kegs at
.Nnsa and 800 very prime Mt o34G.
GUNNY BAGS-34000, in bales, sold at 90.
LARD OLA sale of 80 bbls, on the Levee, at SOD
COFFEE-Active with sales of 300 bags at 50 D9. $50
at O. and 1896, in lots. at 9l4G.
WHIsKY-Demand limited Sales 24O bbls, in lots, at
1760171s and 60 Mathers's Extra at 7sif.
MISREPRESENTATION the large business in
Cotton we heard of engagement There is plenty
of room offering in British vessels on the berth for Liver
pool at 5-16d.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moderate:
Sterling l0s3s EOl09a
NETWORK sixty day Bills. 2GD2,lc y Ct disc
Sight Checks on NewYork .,....... 7aHOzs U Ct disc
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AUCTION SALES.

BY J. NJ. WEYMOUTH, Auctioneer
FRIDAY, March 5, at il o'clock-Will be
Store, No. g7 st. Charles street. door
from Poydras-- mt. -
lot FINE FURNITURE such Mahogany Ao's Bureaus
- -.
' c,s 6n. poent.od Gaze PIANO FORTE. mh5
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.E1ridge1Cntey- Paint,

Bfidye1Cuter Paint,
FOR PLANTATIONS. STEAMBOATS,, RAILROAD CARS
DEpoTS, AND ALL OUTDOOR PAINTING,
~ Agents respectfully call the attention OF all Interested to
the peculiar PROTECTIVE AND DURABLE QUALITIES OF THE
PAINT 1t Of ncaHlable value OF IRE ana
protector being than other Paint before the
public. being thoroughly tested in this ey for the pa SIX
MONTH the following submitted to the public:
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN 81. CLAIR THOMASsON,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA
Having painted the hurricane deck Of s sans1 NAG
my 4 @ viz pEnVos aS and have no
pronounng SUPERIOR in my iqdEpsn, to my ns-
& %5TSrS5s$
"% SsWo Siys December fs 3 is5i
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
TOWBoAT PORPOIsE.
have used the BRIDGEWATER PAINT, which Msssrs G. C.
the hurricane a.Sf Of a the s IoNsE
nd coSsTAsTES Filling has he'd NO EFFECT
In about four weeks became PERFECT SLATE and am Ss'is
all the qualities s1ssay to nGTs nR AIM
sasny is a BupeE@TE purposes
forth ssn sfS"' BROWN, Captain rowont roroise
CERTIFICATE OF TIE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
Having had the LOUISIANA painted With the BRIDGE
wE nA dssn nf 1a t
rNA'''N tsgnsd HUGHES, vALLETT T Hon as,
Agents Louisiana Dry Dock Co.
! NewOrleans February 4, 1852
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN N. &, ROBBINS, OF TIE
SHIP LEODES
have seen the BRIDGEwATER PAINT used the decks Of
Steamboats, Vessels aud have also examined ana seen ee
IN wnys will give satisfaction, Fire and
War Pro,eStor; particularly recommend the very BSI
EaIS NY s Du fRbsHL Y,
(signeD ~ n b. RobbNs' Master S"p '""'VS'
Ncw0renns, January 81 ls52
/ CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSEN PAINTER.
fvar ,nnihs
passd buildings and tin shing and canvas f''
md in every Instance has the fullest satisfaction
,osty to its being PROOF AGAINST THE AFFECTS OF SPARKS
rinr AM, invaluable Tor M out
or quat'y ihs Ra REs Pn '
N"woor,ns Frlrunry 6, 1852, 1872 Camp street,
/ UNDERWRITERS CERTIFICATE.
undersigned, Underwriters having confidence in the biiE
those fire risks preference whore the Bdss""tei
/ Paint used.
TiIoS. A. ADAMS, President C'res Mutual -
EDW OGDEN, Agent General ne Mutual Mutual, :.
A. BROTHER, President Home Mutual
j. NJ. LApEYRE, President New0rlcnns -
s Ah F F. Aso eS,a AL iI DtRssass i Ma1a
In addition testimonials (Which sufficient to convince
the superior protective qaes) the Agents av
parties at the North, which
application their office which are those
Col g. H. Talcot NewYork Arsenal r. S. Smith, Lieu
United States Military Academy West Pon
H. late Superintendent Secretary the Hudson Rive
Railroad Company, etc., etc.
G. C. BOGERT CO., 10 Camp street.
Agents the States Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and Texas
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Home Mutual Insurance Company
NEW ORLEANS

To- capital as'asod is prepared to receive
applications for = -. ...,,,-, ,,,,~,
the office OF the Company, No. 90 GRAVIER STREET
interested lis and the
profits divided among those who with the company Its
earnings control Of the Trustees
This company purely the mutual principal OF
subscription (ea735o0) offers ample
security policy holders.
The portfolio the at Ali 'or
s " '" ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN H. OWEN, Vice President.
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English. French and American Cali
Goes;
A complete assortment of English,
German and French Hosiery -
superior white and colored Silk
Hose and Half Hose.
GLOVES AND MITTS.
Buck ,Chamois, Kid, Cashmere, SILK,
| Filose!ti and Filet, Of every de-
LACE GOODS.
+! "A large and elegant assortment u
valeneiennes, English, French and
II GarInsn Laees, and dc. EmhToids-
ries;
Superior Ga and 1874 Linen Sheet
!: DanR.sk Table Linens and Napkins,
new and splendid styles;
la lrisL and German Linens ana
Lawns;
Linen Cainbric Hdkfa, plain;
/ lEmeroilered and eo!ored border d
!: Curtain Stuff, embroidered L;.ea
i aud Muslin, SILK sad Woeien
PLANTATION GOODS.
ItHeavy Karseyr, Lowels, Linseys,
ii Jeans, peHias, Stripes aud Cot
tsnner French Bed Blankets;
HEAVY GlRiuer Plantation TO-, very
superior.
use. 1t is very completes, and ihe
great care and juiglnent, the result o
Inc, ss6 #
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from ship Tellasser and

notwithstanding from ship Tellasser and
- bark brilliant
CODFISH-5O drums and 200 boxes
TEA-s4 chests Fine Powchong; 800, a.,
MACKEREIlO0 bills Large Mackerel; 10 hels small 20
MRrkerel;
YiERRINE-200 boxes;
CANDLES-5O boxes Boston Iallow; .,.,
PAPER AND TWINE-l00J straw, ami 80 bos
Patent Cotton Irvine;
SHOT-lU00 bags Drop and 800 bags Buck assorted;
LEAD-25 kegs Bar Lead;
CIIEESE-5r0 boxes English llury and Pine apple;
APPIES-5O bbls. Northern Dried; ....
RAlSNS-aOOO packages London Layers AMI MR., in boxes
halves and
NDS-lU6 bbs. Soft SHIELDED
CANDY-lnO boxes Stewards, assorted;
CASSIA PIMENTO AND PEPPER-g0O bugs;
SOAP-5UQ boxes n. Y. No. i;
SUGAR-25V packages Stewards Loaf, Crushed, Powdered
Yellow Clarified;
BlTITER-5O tubs aud loo Choice Goshen, together
with large assortment Of every thing IN the line Tor SUE
NH II II. l.. STONE Il CO., 81 and SO Common street.
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.lrniOfy Hall.
PROFESSOR ANDERS son


FIFTH GRAND SOIREE
On FRIDAY EVENING AND THE SIXTH ON SATURDAY.
Til, success OF without parallel The elite
city him with their presence The Hall is nightly crowded
bllt fashionable aulieuces which is the best proof he
offer Of the refined Q his astounding wonders Of
NATURAL MAGIC.
Yer On SATURDAY a Grand DAY PERFORMANCE, at p. Nj
Doors open ii IL o'clock NJ.
1 Open EvE cry EVENING, o'clock. The wonders
a O'Clock.
e Places be at the Box office from 10
sxs- Children to the Back Seats Half Price. mh5
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.

f"ml" Municipality; Second Mun,cipaity "ni3,
Third Municipality The left hand figures indicate the number oi t'
/ Mt which the YLasela lAY.l
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry, I
Thursday Evening, March 4, 1852
Arrived to-day All Western Cattle las Hogs 1874 Sheep
and 30 Mich Cows and Calves The stock of Cattle
tinues heavy, with good supply of Sheep Prices are
easy at our quotations, viz
BEEF CATTLE (western) ......... .51s66Rc y p net
DNA TTexas) ............ fO3c q tb net
toos 6fO6Isc . Is net
suwrp ,,,.,..............S2 OOtNS4 90 p head
n, Gu Cows S2OGDS45 q head
G.Ivrs AND YEARLIsss 50 DnfTS9 90 y head
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NTOTICE-The subscriber has this day estab-
shed himself in the FURNITURE ANDGENERAL AUCTION
BUSINESS ut The old stand STREET respectfully
or the patronage the public. Of sales
promptly
RICHARD NJ. MONTGOMERY, lAueioneer, 81 CtmP street
felt I'm
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MILLINERY AND FANCY.
@. Yale, Js.., y Co.,

G.. Yale, Jr., y Co.,
II MAGAZINE STREET.
tSs- Wholesale Dealers in imported
rA''i AN FANCY DRESS GOODS,
STRAW: GOODS ,lstc.,
MI ARIEicI5L FLOW ERs EMBRoIDERIEs
RIBBONS, GLONES,.
FEATHERS, fhiNGtESSS,
TRAININGS, bVNNElS, etc. etc.
large and complete of thing their ne Of the
which they respectfully invite the attention
of he wholesale trade generally. -
s,s Ivan betwe Common and Grsver streets
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A RRIVAL OF Nine ADOLPHE.-THE ORl-
IN GlNAI, UNSURPASSED AND JUSTLY CELEBRA TED Nine:
ADOIPHE, THE UNIVERSALLY ACkNOW LEDGED GREATEST
SYMPATfiIEST IN THE WORLD, AND THE SAME DlST1N
GIJiSiiED LADY WHO CREATED THROUGH HER MARVELLOUS
REVELATIONS OF THE PAST NDTHE PRESENT, AS WELL As
THE CORRECT PREDlGTloNS OF THE FUTURE SUCH STESsE
EXCITEMENT IN ENGLAND, FRANCE AND THE PRINCIPAL
CITIES THE UNITED STATES, THAT QUEEN VICTORIA PRE-
SESTED HER WITH A COSTLY DIAMOND BROACH, ANDDAN'L
WEBSTER WITH A RICHLY JEWELED RING, is NOW IN NEW
ORLEANS, READY TO RECEIVE VISITORS AT THE WESTERN
MIRANDA HOTEL CORNER OF TCiIOUPITOULAS AND JULIA
STREETS, ORNATE ENTRANCE ON JULIA STREET. FIFTH
DOOR FROM TCHOUPlLOuLAS STREET1 WHOM SHE WILL
INFORM ALL ABOUT THE PAST THE PRESENT, AND TIE
WHAT LADY OR HUSBAND THEY WILL. GET OR BUSINESS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. MYSTERIOUS AND ALMOST IN
POSSIBLE AS APPEARS SHE COMES RECON-
MENDED BY so HIGHLY REspECTABLE SOURCES, AND WITH
| so INNUMERABLE CERTIFICATES OF Acknowledged
EXTR AoRD1NARy POWERS AND skill THAT IT. PREGLuDES
ALL SUPERSTITION PROBABILITY OF DECEPTION OR lMPO
SITioN AS MANY OTHERS NOW PRACTIt E. 80
es- CONSULTATION FEE FROM IL TO 10. LADIES NOT OC-
CiPYING MORE THAN FIFTEEN MINUTES. so CENTS ONLY.
CONSULTATION HOURS FROM EIGHT IN THE MORNING TILL
ZEN AT NIGHT, JAMS
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Crystal Fomnt Division No. 4 Of ToM &c sse,
TIiURSDA O'Clock at Temperance Hall NO. 80 81 InHes
Officers the ensuing quarter d F. MeH,Ls w r.;
BoorH f. ST. TosIissos, f. 7. H. DRYDEN, c.; A AspERsos
A. c. ANDREW HERO, l. ST. Z. w PERRY, O. 3 ,rns
jams "-h' NJ ri-Li'' ms.
Odeou Temple Of Honor No. 5-Mees every IHuRsD DAY
EVENING hapast o'clock at Temple Hall 2a2 IcbogPtouas
street ending the lst Of May next: NiiaM
MllrE W. C. II THoMAs Fn!ETD, W v T. C. H. AItIsNp, W
ctfty W q: B. l., BR AzEiuas, W s. jan23
Harmony Division No. 10, s. Of -Meets at 222 Iehoupl-
elected the present term HENRY ALrMtL
Iva w. c&saE MaLEnE W A. JAMES GoyAS R. s.. sANVs
H. PUTNAM r. S. MOUNT F. ST. JONI CANSEL e.; MM
MosItS CT FgHeusus CHARS. BARNES, S. WM
n Rn>Ir AZ. o. S: Jsmys BIGss =. W P. jams
Pelican Division s. of T.-Mse;s every WEDNESDAY
O'Clock at the Hall No. 70 ST. Charles street
The following tie quarter ending March
81 RRowN W. P: HrGH BREFS, W A.; r. MorH
II. A. r. s.; ions DuRwARb F. 81 W. u At
PROSPER CAEP,Errk, C HENRY T. bAiLEn g.. J3lN
TutsRR l. s.: HgSRY CLINTON, VISITING COMSIIEE
aN BRowN Magan HuGH BnEES, 50 Poydrns street T.
MoTf Hest W. C. WsrKISs Apollo and Iba!a
streets 10 Nayades street, "M SMITH
HENRY f. BAILEY corner Cypress and
| Magnolia streets.
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tutl anu flhNlt- hu hsobithA-at
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, here
and recherche style, which he now Q
to his numerous patrons at very re
part of the following, viz.
Super Broche Antique Silks;
Cotored Armure Silks;
Striped Taicts Silks;
High colored plain Pault de Sole;
Black Brocade Faeonnse;
Extra rich and Embroid'd Fafunneci
Chsngeable and Chene Faccnnee;
Embroidered Dalnask and plalf
Pouit de Sole
Extra rich ChAngeable and Ghsme
leon Poult de Sole;
Small plaid high celored DO, 10
Eiisae3;
hareellines and Florences, ei ever
! shnde and color;
White and colored Sstins;
A few pieces superior heavy hlac
and colored watered Poldtde sot'
Colored Silk Velvets,
Rich Chene Satin striped and p'ai
Cashmere i'Ecoss@;
French and English Merincs, Nous
selinea de Lame and Alpaeas, son
colcrs, Of every variety ct shade
Plain, striped and plaid poplln'i
Superior black and eolored plain An
fgnrcd Canton Grapes;
A large assortment Of white an
coIared embroidered and plnl
Grape Siawls, somr extra rica;
Nerino, CASHMERE aad heavy RE
. Si!k Shawls;
) Rich plaid Paw Silks; I'll
,y P. w. w. would especially
..rs - his stock Of goods for then
, lr,icies have been selected with
~ nrnnrienca in that nartienlar
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GREAT EXCITEMENT-The celebrated Nine

GREAT EXCITEMENT.-Th celebrated Nine
" LAMONT from Barnuns NewYprk has returned to
Biloxi and holds her daily court at her
residence No ia Caonee street. between Perddo and PoydIas
Of all who wish to be informed of Wonderful
Revelations scientific principles of Phrenoogy and PALMS
try her favorable and correct prediction to Mile Jenny
Neweans created the wonder and
known The long residence Madame Lamont in
with Eastern NIa have her the
advantage occult knowledge possessed by else THIS country
having important law suits pending will find to their adyh
age to give her call
Madame this being limited she has reduced her prices
for, N sNrdC One
FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs. G. & A.
l. ROsERE ST. Charles streets, No. o. Pro
of tn noble Anrt of ei-Defence. MI
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ICe-lCe-KCe.

ICe-lC4-ECe.
j. ST AFT. R Il o.,
ICE HOUSE,
rCHoupIpyEAs STREET between Ninth Harmony streets,
frsar the Upper SIuvs Landing y lafayette, Also
M NEW IEyEE, and NO LH.st AIDE ST. Mary's Market
NswOeHn7, Am
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nR BANNING'S CELEBRATED BODY
BRACE PATENT LACE the relief the fol-
loving Diseases WEI ne OF the Breast Bronchit shortn Of
Cheat Weakness and Bleeding the Pap
the Heart Dyspepsia and Piles Pains in The Back
uina Affections Falling Bowels, Proapu Ute Bearing
Down Irregular Painful Proe Menstruaoni tendency to Abo
Pregnancy md the bad shape incident to Child hearing
m disposition Droonng Wenrnrs; Ihtua Bilious
Cole Sea Sickness aud Chronic soca i all weaknesses pecua
to Males or Fsniles
sold only by DIX; siEhMS " sseh' ot ne ssnh,
k LADIES with the Brace at Mrs SHERms No 1888 ST.
! c,arl.s street mhla lyiAW
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance


COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
Incorporated April lsi9 and declared diSdehu OF oo per
m Two Years. Business.
Office. No. SS CAMP ST. Gravicr and Common ss
COMPANY CONFINED LIFE Insurance. ONLY
organized solely for the protection OF the policy
holders families and poverty is In its operations
Great Institution the most secure
and solid principles nordng small annual paid during
widows children alter
F All policy holders, whether for life shorter terms wing con-
the till DEATH participate IN The whole o e PoHa
Creditors can Debtors married woman can
life of her husband for the sole beeht and use
herself and children free from the claims oil creditors.
TRUSTEES:
John Hsgan, Joseph Walker, Henry S. Buckner
ConreS, , Mnunse White, John s hnison
Ruhsrt ard Samuel Stewart, VIM. L. Leverch,
iso,c inbnsnn Edward Sparrow.
CoNRKY Jr., President Board of Trustees
DIRECTORS:
| Ejs Ianncr John NJ, +. X. Masterson,
H. G. HEART, 1hcs. T. jenkins, y ~
| NJ. NJ. Cohen o. Wckham, y H. Carroll,
| Hall, John A Roberts, John M enrrah
| Geo. W. Smith, II. Fl. Brunei, H. i. Armistead,
Eow. JENNKR CoxE, Vice President
A, J. wxppERRyRN, NJ d, Medical Board Of
THGHAs HusI NJ Nh, d. To1 saasa attorney.
RicnARp BEIs No. al Magazine street. Medical Examiner
who will be the Office daily from hatpaat la to apM
This Company prepared to entertain Applications o Lie hsu
rance all sound and healthy White persons
Negroes the Table OF Rates established by the Bohr which M" lie:
the and London offices whot
the South. By the charter Dividend
annually and the profits draw interest," and CT
be available the extent OF two-thr OF their amour
wheyu has paid his premiums in sull
California Permits NeaSork and London rates. Prospectu
Table OF Rates and all information as to & ai all ppe
az Extensive Travelling Privileges.
A. p. N
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE

COTTON-Somc $500 bales sold yesterday ut full
prices not only very full but G - higher than IN the
early part of the week. We quote
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A
SECOND MUNICIPALITY HALL.
DUBUFE'S CELEBRATED ORIGINAL PAINTINGS OF
ADAM AND EVE IN PARADISE,
Representing the TEMPTATION AND EXPULSION, painted for
France These sublime works Of which
acknowledged exhibited United States,
and other from lsS! 1885, and the past
Europe to the universal admiration OF over two million
persons.
s Admission week. Fifty Cents. Schools admitted
liberal terms.
~ agent respectfully informs the citizens of Neworlean that
these ORIGINAL PAINTINGS which exhibited IN
this city II January, 1885.
Rrgister The Names be
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Lands Sacred and Classical.

OPEN, FORTNIGHT ONLY,
II. COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE HALL, ST. CHARLES STREET
GLIDDON'S
GRAND TRANSPARENT PANORAMA,
Hundred Feet Long, of the RIVER NILE EGYPT AND NtBA
One Thousand Hundred and Twenty Miles! With
Oral Descriptions and Oriental Music. . .
EVERY EVENING, halt-a o'clock; and SATURDAY AZ
TERSooNS al half Doors open half an hour before.
-. AmssionAln:s Fifty Gents, Children Twenty-Five cents
Schools twenty-five pupils Twenty Teachers, wit
Schools ~ For other particulars programme mil
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OrfIcE THE DAILY CRESCENT,
Friday Morning, March s. 1852
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Bark John Carver Iiu,rlari, boston, w Hynson
Cooley, Birreon md nnkei, Pug Mir aco
sshr Brndiorl llolley, Ap lchicoln, Jas Farrcly
Mini IlrrtsM .stDn, Master
l. uluy
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IMPORTS.

IMPORTS.
LiVERPOOI-Pr ship Ambassafress: G03 SKIS salt TO order
HAvRE-Per ship lexington Assorted mise
BONAIRE-Per bark Swan Salt o
LITTLE EXuMA-Per brig Waes: bushels salt Hazard
i
CiAGREs-Pe shr Pocaonas $4,000 specie owners boal
ArALAClCOIA-Per scbr A N Mckay! Returned
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Authorized Capital -. Ten Millions DOLL -
Surplus and Reserved Fund ''7'uV
s?,3i0,o00
Working CapaTwo Millions Three Hundred and Forty Thousand
Dollars.
Offering unusually capital and the unlimited individual
liability that dderatum
perfect security the publs prepared to insure against
Risks Sew0reans, the most reasonable terms
The usual abatement of premium mhde to pae the company
On Companies and all settlements Tor losses
will be prompt and liberal.
CHAS. BRIGGS, Agent Office Is st. Charles street.
DIRECTORS IN NEW ORLEANS:
Samuel Nicholson. Heine Tprmas Sea
.,enr O. A. Holt, Aare,
VIM. Fclowes j. b. Behn, c. Buiitt,
Z. Ogden
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK
JAS. BROWN, Chairman.
Francis CorTRsRr, Deputy Chairman
George Barclay, Francis Griffin Royal Phelps
Maj w CnIiyt NortIi Livingston Ed. F. Sanderson,
4: " Eahar VIM S. Wetmore
" ALFRED PILL, Resident Secretary
elor tbe BOARD
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Cooley md market, Pug Mir dco
sshr Bradford, lloles, Ap l.chico!, Farrelly
Steamer Mini A Ulris,Nf
stcnner Georgia, sculi Montgomery, o. sy Mneaulay
ARRIVED
Steamship incnnnt Hyde, from Port yacn, Galveston to
Wckham-Point
Steamship Yves, Wind Savage Cagres, Mobile tniasfer-
Point.
Ship Lexington Thompson Havre JAM 10 mnster2d my
Br ship Amassadress Fenireai 30 days from Lvrpool1d my
ship Pbulia from Barcelona 9th january in ballast 10 ma'
Bark Swan, - Bonaire--Point. -
Brig WHelstll Morse from Little Exnmn, to nihster-rom
Scr Pocahontas Brigham Chagre nhster LIST my
Schr Mckay, DownGr, 2days from ApHhehro !"
Steamboats,
Jus Miilngur, Foster Erom Pittsbufg
Moro Castle, Scott from Cincinnati
Belle Key, Key, from Louisville
Hannibal, Brady, from st Louis
Pacific, Fithian from st Louis
lumb from st Louis.
Alton, Greeiuw from Yazno River
Elephant. Gnc, from Cincinnati.
Suyon from Princeton.
DR. Bney, Wilson, from I4aiolrche
Delaware Baker, from st Louis
OIlea Gordon from Washington
WIN u Clifton Spots from Louisville.
E White, Brady, from WillAnsport.
Florida, Gberson, from Mobile.
T p Ienthers Pierce, Memphis.
St Charles Apologize, from Shreveport.
Dove, Box from Arkansas River.
Music, Strerk, from the Coas
AngoSaxon Porter the Paestowed down 10 the Bar
ship Minnesota the 2gh u ship Quebec anil schr
Olivia the down light
brought mp ship Lexington
1owhoat Foote. Parsbronght
slip Cinrinnn and ship Paulta
MEMORANDA.
- The Pacific the Goth nli-1n port" loading
for Neworlears, steamers Josiah Lawrence and Ii Louis.
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BosTONpc bark John Ibis pork, 2OO do aon III
sack corn, ga hides
BACEIONAPr brig Rcstanalor AS bales cotton 1000 slaves
ArALACilCoIA-Pe sclr rudforl 81 hhds q lhds
rnoas "a per, "A do whisky do
OIL $50 tngs rs kegs lard and sundries.
MnNTGOERY-Per Georgia: ss bids sugar, Ill b 80
h Ibis noasscs, bb whisky 40 potatoes, ia s bacon 4s6 bb
do pork oil II HAMS sacks ~ SKIS
coffee, do salt 25 els rope pcs baggng ~ s coce
10 kegs powder, 10 bxs tin plate, etc.
GhIyESTON-Per steamer Mai A Harris: Fuel,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-05

MI EW VOODHIII3 w. 10
Cbares street per steamships Winfield Scott.
Union and Empire City the sailing packets from Boz
and Hsyre Fashionable and Seasonabe FANCY
AND STAPLE GOODS heretofore IN extent
and he offers HOLESALE AND
his reduced The stock consists IN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-05
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
ToWR0AT pORpOISE
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN N. &. ROBBINS, OF TIE
SHIP J.EODES

have seen the BRIDGEWATER PAINT used the decks Of
Steamboats, and Sea Vessels examined and teed
ions wny am confident will give satisfaction, Fire and
Water Protector; particularly recommend rs the very 6l
pAST applied the decks Salng sss IS well ior
CSigned) N. B. ROBBINS, Master Ship leodcs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
(lOI.ling NnLC 10 Order.

RtdHced Prices t0sHit the tunes
THE subscriber would tender his think, Ia the
ciin'ns ct Ottawa and vicinity Tor past myors. and
respectfully soucl's continuance NJ their patron
age lie has mkru rooms Directly over the store ri
Rodgers, Mills, n Co, formerly occupied hy e.
Burt opposite the Mansion House, where he will
be- happy to wait on all that should cali during hu
,lnrSN hours Garments otau kind, made tn order.
Gs,Cou>tan,ly ON hand superior lot at fine
Broad Clothes, Cn>simces, Twrrds Nrstiu,s.
Trimmings, Nc, &c., and tor sale cheaper than
can be bought amy where else. AN BAILEY.
May 81, 1852