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A l,AhdE lot of TEAS Of different grades, in half
che>ts VIII be sold low by sl
Jan ], 1852. % r r SMITH & co.
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A SUPERIOR article of FIRE PROOF PAINT, |
n warranted equal TO any offered TO the public, for sale
by MITCHELL Low
Juy2, 1851. .
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Flour, Pork, Beef and Cheese.

A. G. Page and S. II. Shaw, Agen,
for Bath. ly20
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-26

Parse, LrcrEN MrRAr.-The Mount Holly IN j. Mir
thus notices the changes in the good fortune of Prince
Murat
There very many in county who remember
Prince Lucen Murat, the sporting good natured soul
who formerly dwe at of the late Joseph Bona
partes estate at Burdentown living one knew hardly
how--wiih and reckless-to-day flush with money to-
morrow net a shot in the locker,
Well this same oval prince has given practical H.
lu-raon Of the truthfunoss of Shakspeare's saving
that there is tide in the affairs of men which taken
at its flood leads to fortune. The election of Louis
Napoleon the hood-tide with him for he and his
family are now at the head Of the heap in France rich
courtrd, living in grand. royal. superb style
lie has risen from his ohscurity Mt Bordentown where
he often enjoyed his punch and wine with boon com
panons or startled the woodcock along the low banks
of the Delaware. and been summoned to the height OF
whatever fame the French President has lend him He
wears the velvet uniform Of Senator his finances are
said to flourish and his offspring greeted with every
PROMISE of having position and making noise in the
world the following notice. taken from Partisan pa
pr. will show:
- The baptism Of the infant of Prince and Princess
Nrt took place at the Elysee The infant was held at
the baptsna font by the President and the prn
Mathldeh
Success to friend the Prince May he live long to
enjoy his new born wealth and honors IS
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NEW ORLEANS:
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH %, 1852
TIE OLD CAMP.

TIE OLD CAMP,
There is II cloud before the sun.
The wind is hushed and still.
Aud silently the waters run
Beneath the sombre hill
The sky is dark in every place
As is the earth below
Mcthinks il wore the self-same face
Two thousand years ago.
No light is on the ancient wall.
No light upon the mound:
The very trees. so thick and tall
Cast gloom, not shade, around,
So silent is the place and cold,
So far from human ken,
1t hath look that makes me old,
And spectres time again
I listen. half in thought to hear
The Roman trumpet blow
| search for CLINT Of helm and spear
Amidst the forest bough
And armor rings. and voices swell
hear the legion's tramp.
And mark the lonely sentinel
Who guards the lonely camp.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-26
City Intelligence.

REcorNr OF THE FOURTH PREcINCT.-Th
following is the result Of the count last evening of
the votc in the Fourth Precinct for the officers named
The vote for Messrs Robb. Maus and Slawson the
the commissioners made them For Mr. Converse
there difference of two in his favor Stockton the
difference was FIVE evidently mistally the first
c"untl and for sewell Gasquct and MERCER one each
This looks something like tempest in a teapot
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-26

Be.y Lgg .e hhds do Sye Bro $3.50 starch " craw
" ssntes . Psg, ss + u 81
SH.'' ta''S, =" yaa~.
*t. ~ Scr c"aag No 2 30; 40 h roito" to box
g" ,, 70 , ss;o" w vita M 80 ~ ~ ;
sa. ts s,s P,,. as sas ss . i
G T. 4 s Rtsa tss %.a. ' .sss DO
es'Fi' lips sss
D"i s sS Ssy
low. .ses J. .ds Dunbar ss a4.n s ssrs f ss.
H. ,,e, ssg h as ' beans 20 bags seed
Pissshs seos Ward Jonass Nile Coz
SS,a't; ,ss tifss ssS
Sss p... .sss Is s,
sede Darby olet g do iaaye Mecss Do g III
,ss fresss-s1 % Is bsi.
TS So 81 is Eb Gnsi AGO 40 - '
Bulletin Nc 4ia bses cotton MeGrtgsr
i,9assss .es ssy S.sn
sa A ea S.qss f,si. sPs .s Ws5s
H a;s5s. .sss S .ss. .ss5 iss 5s
g wa Pls. b. sls 4sG o
sm GO Whs 4sgs BaLs r. Armstrong Ita,sit 1soa
WI eask otto
a .fs DE LIE 81 s s f; y .s
ION iond1n ksrr2s do Nne Cox .o DO Gsa, isoo do
DO @aS enas-o DO 90 bid: srre.
d. j ds sugar sc 81 sass arSss
Lid order-Toa, bales co'on2a hds sag45o bAs
FLATBoATs
In Second Municipality
DANA-Per Abne' boat 10000 pounds pork to owners on
NDASA-per HUMPHREYS boat b $4,000 pounds pork BOO
SKIS to board
INDANA-Per Joinson's beat
ISDANAPe Brownee boat 1900 kegs lard 500 bushels corn
Al ,ba,to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-26
Departures of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LIYERPOOL
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFFCE, |
Friday Morning, March 26 1852. !
COTTON-prces were said to be rather easier yestcr-
day. but nevertheless buyers could only be found
some 5000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior .5AO6t Middling Fair ..S&G582s
Ordinary .614 G06A Fair .......... S7sG0s
Middling Tai " Good Fair ......9HGD -
Good Middling. .71@SlGood and Fine..... "a -
TOBACCO-The sales included ITS hhds of which "a at
s. 81 at AZ, ~ at Az, 10 at ga and AZ at 4se round
SUGAR AND MOLASSEs-The receipts of Sugar being
only partially landed the sales did hhds
but steady prices OF Moasses 1900 bbls found pur
chasers at 1SD23, for fermenDg and 2526s for prime
and reboled
FLoUR-The demand limited, the principal sales
being 800 bbls Ohio SO SOOs3 85 200 at So SIN and
200 supcrfne st. Louis at 81 124 p Dbl.
GRAIN-Corn in limited request, with sales Of 5000
sacks of which 300 at 4446 and 6sS prime white ut
40 Bran cells at SOC y 100 tb and ST. Louis Oats
33dD34e o bushel.
PROFESSIONALISM continued inactive, with sales of
0 bbs Mess in two lots at SIG co. and 400 bbs of which
$50 NJ o. at S5 So 35 Mess at SIS co. and 10 prime at
Sl3 Bacon steady and 40 to 80 casks Sides taken at
94192Sf. and some few Shoulders at 7Ge... OF Lard
1888 bbls aud tierces sold S kegs at and 100
91se p ID.
COFFEE-steady but with limited demand, and coo
| sacks sold at 9f097st.
WII1sKY-Unaltered. So bbls ordinary Rectifed sold
| at II 4, and 1859 (Fetcher's extra) at 172le.
FREIGITS-We did not hear of any new engagement.
EXCHANGES-Little or no change:
Sterling 1cS1 sGD1084
NewYork sxty-day Bills. ..........11z02c Z. Ct disc
sight Checks on Newfork u CT disc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-26
PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Yacht Jago-Jno Young and lady Mrs
Johnson Gen Johnson Wheat, Col Bns Mai Howell Maj
Me- icken, Robinson, Smith, Josephs A
spegs's, Kelsey Pntignat w Simons Covert Moses
Moses, Hon NJ Bigslow, sease, yena, Iaton, Ba bette
IuDeIlo and six deck
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.
Ships.


f"rh" First 2unieipaitv mn" Municipality; "m3
Municipality The indicate the number oil the
n he vesa law
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry. |
Thursday Evening, March %, 1852. !
Arrived to-day 65 Beeyes The supply of Sheep Beef
aud Veal Cattle is scant and moderate stock Of Hogs
and Mich Cows offering. Prices continue firm. viz:
PRICE
BEEF CATTLE (Western) .61sGD7c u tb net
(Te1as) ................ I'D d tb net.
Hoes. .61aGD7c p Ii net
SgEEr So 75(OS3 10 % head
MICK Cows. S20dDs45 y head
CALVES YEARLIsGs.. 00DSl0 0U q head
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IMPORTS


BRAZOS ST JAGO-Per S9lO9 specie Lawrence
$500 do Phepss5oo Caner Scoa3s2o Gildemeeser k
5000 GARNER Bross30OO Vles-SO0O John
MArks-$20Oo Gartlwate, Gfp &co*O6
ESl5 Mseker &cos3 Foger &coS2s Rouchnrds
Dabndie-Tota specie, s4o24.
tiAVANA-Pe hgantne Telegraph bags sugar
100 tnies tobacco 1880 cigars de Wiser 4co-lot fruit
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Chaes street, has received steamships Winfield Scott
nn and Empire City and by the sailing packets from Bos
Fashionable and Seaonnbe FANCY
ND STAPLE DRY GOODS heretofore unsurpassed extent vsrety
recherche style, which he oers WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
his reduced The stock
art OF the following, viz: ~
otfe Antique Silks; English, French and American Cali
'oIored Armure Silks; Goes;
tripel Taeta Silks; A complete assortment of English
High plain Paut de Sole; German French Hosiery
sck BrocAde Facoun6e Superior white eoored Silk
rich Embrodd Faconnfe Hose and Half Hose
Manageable and Cieue Fafonnee: GLOVES AND hITTS
Damask plain Buck Chamo Kid Cashmere Silk
POu; de Sole Fioself aud Filet, OF every de-
Irlrn rich Changenble and ChAme- scription
leon Pouit de Soie LACE GOODS.
small plaid high ccored do, for large and elegant
misses; Valenceunes English, French and
cenes and Forences German LceR do Enhroi
shade color; ries
Status; Superior 6-l2 Sheet
few pieces superior heavy black ings;
and ceored Sole Dask Table Napkin.
1oicrei Silk Nelvels and splendid styles;
Chent Satin striped and plain "a Irish German Linens and
Cashmere d'Ecosse Lawns;
English Merino Nous Linen Cambria Tidkfs plain;
scns ne and hpas solid Embroidered md coored bodersd
oors every variety shade Curtain St embroidered Lace
Plain, striped and plaid Poplnsi and Muslin Silk and WooeD
superior black and colored plninapd Damask, etc.
figured Canton Grapes; PLANTATION GOODS. p.
large Of white and Heavy keey Lowelis Inseys,
coored embroidered plain Jeans DenSs Stripes Cot
Grape Shawls, extra rich; tonndes;
rno heavy rich Super French Bed Blankets;
SILK Shawls; Heavy Grainer Plantation do, very
Rich plaid Raw Silks; superior
t p would especially call the
stock goods for their 1t very complete and the
selected with Judgment the result Of
ong experience in that particular line. s2s If
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EXPORTS

CfAGRES-Per steamship Cherokee: S,nlry mdse.
NEW iORK-Per ship C Hunphreys cotton 63 bales
do peltres 5O6 b pork do lard hams
zoos sacks
BDSTONPr ship conium 1850 bales cotton, pork
lard, 90 do hams, pkgs mdse.
HAVRE-Per ship Rcuenais 1902 bales COTTON
NEW YoRK-Per bark Brunette; cotton do tobacco
bhs 1871 hhds
hams 81 hhs bscon bills aow, bistles per
bfis hides lot machinery.
MtTANZAsPer brig 1900 corn 500 empty bbs
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NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET.

CORRECTED DAILY BY W. W. WHITE CO.,
Exchange Office % Camp street. Of Common stree
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-26

TT The Directors Of the UNITED STATES LEE INSURANCE
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA have the
pleasure congratulate the insured members of the Company TIE
satisfactory exhibit Of its afrs the close OF the
and which, with the attention the principles
Life they enabled their constituency
After careful of sufficient for the of all
outstanding rsks the Directors have much satisfaction finding that
they warranted in declaring bonus twenty
received the date all policies entitled the,st
which will either added the be payable
death, the MONEY will paid each policy
holder a his or her option.
The office being relieved having
equitable proportion Savings Fund and Trust Department
OF n Company, successful fail
the insured members of the United States Life Annuity
and Company every legitimate which they
entitled will be afforded them, while the the
will followed for their and
benefit W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-26

FRENCH DRESS MAKING.-Mrs. Co..
W ROPER No. s5 Poydas street. invites the attention
the ladies the superior which she
DRESSES MANTlLLAS by her experienced French W.
Dies. Maker Ladies' please call examine yourselves d1
ANEW GOODS.-P. w. WOODLIEF, No. ID
Chae hs, received steamships winfield Scott
Union Empire City and by the sailing packets from os
Havre, of Fashionable and Seasonnb FANCY
md recherrhe tyl, which he oers Wholesale AND KETA
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Home Mutual Insurance Company O
The Liverpool and II London odIt Fire and Life

The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Authorized Capital Ten MILLIONS DoILARs
Surplus and Reserved Fund l3+000u
s2,3l0,G00
Working CaptaTwo Millions Three Forty Thousand
Dollars.
ofng by its unusually large capital and the unlimited individual
liability the Stockholders that desideatum nsuranthe
perfect security to the pubcs prepared 10 against
Fire Risks in New0rleans the reasonable
The usual abatement made place the Company Poll
ces with the Mutual Companies all settlements for losses
will lie prompt and liberal
CHAS. BRIGGS, Agent, Office rs St. Charles street.
BOARD OF REFERENCE IN NEW ORLEANS:
Samuel Nicholson, A. Heine, Thrmas Seilsr,
A. Lautenr G. A. Holt, VIM. Alure,
VIM Feiiowes, J. b. Behn, Jas. Robb,
E. Ogden.
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK:
JAS. BROWN, Chairman.
FRANCIS CorrkNKr Deputy Chairman.
George Barclay Francis Griffin, Royal Phelps,
Mark w. COLLECT, Mort Livingston, Ed F. Sanderson,
g. w. Faber, VIM. S. Wetmore.
ALFRED PILL, Resden, Secretary.
FRANCIS GRIFFIN, Counsel of the Board. ms ly
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Dobysas s Has.s.inat0,,,s

DAGUERREOTYPE AND STOCK DEPOT
No. CAMP STREET.
wekuown establishment having thoroughly Repaired
enlarged improved, the invite the
their PICTURE where Portraits furnished all Sizes
n the most superior style and finish
Bopeaors fitted with complete APPARATUS
cash prices Voghtlander, French arson Lewiss Hbs
half Tubes, with Box and extra Tablets for twenty-five dollars
working Tubes Plates, tAmercnn Frech Cases. Frames
Stands Boxes hs Chemicals together with article used the
DAGUERREOfYPE BUSINESS constantly hand for sale
wholesale retsi iGnSF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

ORLEANS notwithstanding Evening,
~ March 2Second the celebrated
by Meyerheer, THE Mne. WleInufn
ola, M-ssrs. fisscyre and Genibre.
tD Thursday April last night of the celebrated Grand Opera
fear acts, by Rossn, SEMRAAlS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-26

nAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS, No. so Philippa
street. Poydras and rerdio where DAGUERREAN
IMMATURE notice Of
and expression and put IN the nenst style Pins eckei
Frames Cases. than
tenders his thanks avo and his locn
together with bis devotion and the business for
Theae he hopes will berabe public
patronage. Tn9 If JAMES LOCKWOOD
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-26
SHERIFF'S SALE.

FIFTH plsIa,er couar succhssoN " THE LATE JOHN
pY VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered
- March BY Dis
OF Sewrns, will
sell public sueou MONDAY, April clock
prsneA Race
between Religious the Bast Streets MUM
cilsliiy No. Two city
LOT Or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE etc., consisting Of Furn
Cookery Kitchen Utensils
will Ihibiied sale
o ne JAMES r.. rkEkEf,
NH. sps s uut the Parish Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-26

GAM'S OYSTER SALOON.-This ~ ~
~ NEW AND EXTENSIVE SALOON, which is on Ve,$A ~
greatly other establishment OF the xY
kild in the South, Is just OPENED at SS~
iVl ST. CHARLES STREET.
WEIR known SAM has been connected with the
Saloon the Second Al
hun till his DEATH and has continued nj the
With such uxpeence and flexible deter
public faithfully with the best his ne Sam
sots his patronage.
expended he SALOON providing its BA
CHOICEST LIQUORS that be procured SERVANTS
known qualities have been employed including
The LAtDE will supplied with the
C1CkSr FISH AND GAME and the OYSTERS SERVED are OBJ
this establishment in short or trouble
render this Saloon worthy the patronage this liberal
juiclous minis II
4sIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION TO-
bACCO-The constantly hind and for sale
IN lots suit purchasers CUBA, FLORIDA
COUNTY KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE AND MISSOURI WRAPPERS
Tobacco bales for the
Mexican market, and for plantation
TURNER Il RENSHAW,
Camp and 439 Tchouptnras street
ba,aS q, orIer - l.,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT LEWIS HYATT CHARLES
OF NswoaLr.ss. sTEoaG-.. No. 4sss.
DY VIRTUE OF writ Of teri facias to me
Honorable Second District Court Of NewCr
cause proceed se ST public suction,
premises MONDAY Aprii5, ls55 haEpa O'Clock
All Charles and to the
TWO fronting Exchange Alley
Cuatomhouse and Canal streets
Seized b
Terms cash JAS. P. FRERET,
iah25 80 apt 5 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-26
EoLACIDEs VARIETIES, Gravier street.

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unable in last night it las been determined REPEAT
THE SPECTACLE TONIGHT at the place. notwithstanding the
that performance would be St. Charles
Ut Tickets which could not be received last night will good
tom ght.