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nICTIONARY or SHAKSPEARIAN QUO
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New Method of Calculating the Cubic Con
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The Field practice OF Laying out Circular curves
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Thirty Years with the Indian Tribes, from 1872
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I vol. illustrated
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Lectures on Scarlet Fever, by Casper Morris,
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Office NO. OC " al street, sNcn lOfh.
NoaaIs FRANKLts, President; SPENCER ;. BENZ
DICT, Vice president; PLISv Freeman,
Actuary.
rUyHIs COMPANY, conducted upon the mutual
L insurance principle, and also upon the princi-
pie of leaving proportion of tho amount OF the
premiums on interest in the hands Of insurers. has
greatly extended its business and profits and con-
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lay to insurers ,,-,.e,-
Insurance granted to persons visiting California.
Its agency at Washington comprchcnds the FOL
lowing officers:
VIM Jones' NJ. u. mcdical alcraminer, near cor
pcr Of and I'd streets.
Peter G.. 3, ashingtOn, agent, Apollo iiall, Penn
sylvania avenue, opposite Union Buildings
June 2
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COTTON-The inquiry continued yesterday. and
suited in sales of nearly 10000 bales at full prices
ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. 5@5S4 sliddling Fair $50
Middling;. 7l4@7sl Good Fair. 914692i
Good Mddling. ..7Af0S1s GOOD and Fine 100 -
TOBACCO hhds were sold at A.
SUGAR AND MoLASSES-About 700 hhds Sugar found
purchasers at steady rates. say 404 Fair a.
for Prime. OF Moasses only 600 bbs were taken at
23GD25t for fermenng to choice lots Also crop of
$4,000 gallons Bayou Lafourche at 1885, and another
10000 gallons. above the city. at 21t
Notwithstanding limited owing to the light supply
of Ohio. Sales 1000 bbls Of which 900 Ohio 81 121s
81 Is 400 St. Louis at 81 2Ds4 80 and $50 extra Ohio
mostly at 81 5Of0$4 65 p Dbl.
6RAIN-Some 5000 sacks Corn sold at 5OD52e for
white yellow and mixed, the ruling being SID OF
Bran 1l70 sacks disposed of at $50 IL 100 fb.
PROVISIONS-There but little Pork Offering and
the sales confined to 100 bbls Mess S14 81 u so Mt
SD 90, and AZ Rumps at $l2 Co.,. Bacon in request
with sales of 80 casks Sides at S1s 80 at 316 and 50
Shoulders at Lard in demand, and the following
sales made 143 tierces at S0S 116 70 at S 459 GOO
and $50 at So 100 tierces and 40 bbls prime s 71
kegs No to prime at 93s. and 400 at $50 q Of
Beef lot of 500 terccs prime Mess sold said to b.
at SlS 00-the first transaction in the article long
time.
WHITE BEANS-S0 bbls brought Sc 90 u Dbl
SPERM CANDLEs-175 boxes best New Bedford brand
sold ia few days snce) at 41e
HAGG1NG-Large parcels of India offered at IL bs but
"a bales sold, in lots. at II sEe cash
WHlshf-small lots of Recttied selling at l6lsGDl6&
and one lot of 800 bbls Raw taken at 171st
Notwithstanding. Sales $500 bags Rio of which
400 old ataas, 272o new at g. and 200 selected at
FREIGHTS-We heard of but one new engagement IL
ship for Havre at 20 for Cotton
EXCHANGES-Fair demand:
Sterling Observation-Disclosures, s1.671oo. 4
NewYork sixty-day Bills. 2,s6O2aIc "a 81 disc
Sight Checks NewYork - a<ES1 a at l;so
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-19
BY J. A. BEARD 4 MAY, Auctiopeers.
MONDAY. March Ii lSa2 and Tie Eli

IL. s III .i ass s Il as ssss .ss
j. S sad Iss!s- approved a,.sh II
No f Ass s.nse e s Of as
sea made and oa aerse a.
B. cas sq t so,a1 ss p ps ss
aA' T f9ss q 26f OF GROUND RI tn.
SNR nor Or e GRouNb dS ~ a .as re
Faon and Gavier streets apssa y se Lsyss
u sra q s. q s sss 's s,sss
forms tx I h gHsfs 81 f f f sssssss
roydras and Gavier e 70 it, sia.is a
s NJ. form, a. the corner Of Fulton New Iesse
oss 81 Ill IL 10 H. Is font On New Legse s md
SIXTEEN LOTS GROUND in che sqnare bounded BY se,
incl. Lo No form. hs
res Lots shs sSpfr & s y IS s ga to and s
FFTEEs Tors OF GROUND in the square bounded b New,
Isss Lafayette NUMBERING rom 70 IS a
Is he ao NIL S nd Ns ss
Los 10, IL IL, 10 aud IA front New
rsi,. TE E', LOTS OF GROUND bounded m New Ley
s es M n s.1 ms the eoaes & sod Fatqa
Iets p AL ed s9s Fulton
gS s og S GROUND the square bounded
t saa Nv ss
4 f 81 IF S 6 Hs sss ,s
g n asss soP New So f 5s, and I'D Fs,ls
No "a form. sh corner q s ST. os a @ ss
H. H. issi ,' g. ~ 'front.' & Ga faa I'd z y q
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND in the bounded BY Joseph
s Iosep ai'a I'D NV Enc
Lots p and front Fulton and streats.
FIVE GROUND in the square bounded tr sfa.t
beiord Fulton and New Leve
No. forms the Fulton Market street,.
Lot No. forms the of Deod Fulton
Lots 2 8 and front Fulton and Ne Levee Streets
H. ONE lsLEI bounded by Delord Fulton, srest
named, having fronts
The s6eEs IKE i i.;i sr from it locality
fronts opening wide streets and we'll heavy Western
wholesale '
Iihogaphe plans will be ready for ard esu
be foTNnded with marginal notes 10 requiring
Lola VIII not be sold front Of represented
promise under which this sale prior ad sale
TEENS SALEnetfth cash balance
into coupons requiTad Of three and years credit
cent interest from dEe
paid eight per cent until final mortgage
on the property. jana1 Ma Ftpin5df
subscriber has this day estat-
lished himself in the FURNITURE AUCTION
BUSINESS the old stand No. 81 CAMP STREET. respectfully
soiics the patronage of his pu
promptly attended
RICHARD NJ. MONTGOMERY, Ausoneer, Camp sireet
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Fxp1os,os OF THE MAY QUEEN-The Little Rock Ban
ner of the 10th gives the following particulars OF the ex
p,osoa of steamer May Queen, in Red River:
She collapsed both ues in her starboard boiler, blow
; ont forward and aft None of the officers
nyeept the engineer watch, were injured. About
een deck passengers scaded three We're missing
@ as found dead and another died in two hours after
the accident anG two more when left thought would
die The rest viii One of the badly injured is
Mr. Pete Collins, of Little Rock the other names do
not know OF five negroes belonging to Col r. w john
son and destined for Rigneys Landing two were blown
overheard one drowned and the other three
Scaded in the face At the time of the explosion the
boat took fire and it with difficulty extinguished
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-19

scaEcTy CorToN.-The Paris correspondent of the
Times ay Cotton has become in Ilavre that
thu manufacturers Of Koueu have been compelled to pur
that article in Liverpool and the Minister Of the
Interior in order to relieve them from the additional duty
10 which imported from England ia subject. has
given that the shipping of the United States shall
We admitted French ports without the payment Of
Nditinnal duty. though they may have touched at
En Wish port provided they shall not have landed their
c,,,,, ,es while stopping there
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-19
RridgesUafe1' Paint,
FOR PLANTATIONS. STEAMBOATS,. RAILROAD CARS
DEPOTS. AND ALI OUTDOOR PAINTING


DEPoTS, AND ALL OUTDOOR PAINTING.
To- The Agents respectfully call the
the peculiar PROTECTIVE AND DURABLE QUALITIES OF THE
BRlDGEWAIER PAINT 1t is of ncalcuable value II
protector besides being cheaper
public After b"ng thoroughly tested in this city, for the pn
month"; the following local certificates public:
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR THoMASSON,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
Having painted the hurricane deck passenger
NOlA, under command, with the BRIDt;EWATER PAINT
cheeruly recommend for its IAlPERVOUS qualities
hesitation in SUPERIOR Judgment
raj paint before the public and believe CERTAIN PROTEC
TON AGAINST THE EFFECTS SPARKS AND CINDERS 1t
has also proved ENTIRELY WATERPROOF my decks
Neworleans, Decemher2 ., 1851.
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN. OF
TOWBOAT pORPOISE.
have used the BIDGEWATER PAINT Nlessrs
BOGERT co. Agents. the hurricane
PORPOlSE The Paint has been about three months SPARKS
WHATEVER.
In weeks PERFECT SLATE and am salts
fled Of possessing all the qualities insure CERTAIN
fdeny the BRIDGEWATE for the purposes
(signedl WSI. BROWN, Captain OF Towboat Popoisc
Newtreans, December l. 1851.
CERTIFICATE OF TILE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
Having had the LOUISIANA DRY painted the BRIDGE
WATER PAINT and its thoroughly tested
opinion with Captain Toasson the MAGNOLIA Captain
the PORPOSE We cleeruy recommend said PAINT SU-
PERIoR ARTICLE.
(sgned) HUGHES, VALET 4 THOMAS,
Louisiana Dock Yard.
Agents Louisiana Dry Dock Co.
Seworleans February q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-19

Brutal. AssAuLr.-The Seneca IN " Observer states
that seven negroes have been committed for beating
matrcating the fnTaiy Of Mr. Place Of Waterloo Of
them seized young woman Mr.. Places eldest daughter
and commenced choking and otherwise abusing her
This infamous conduct reused the inmates of the
who endcavored to defend themselves when the
commenced general assault Aer beating all the older
members of the family until they were senseless, and
throwing the young into the snow they finally de-
caped The members of the family gradually recovered
their senses but were found to be shocngy bruised and
some of them cut with knives that their clothes
completely saturated with blood.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-19

N,vAL-Naior Zelin. U. S Marine Corps. has been de
the Gosport Barracks and is ordered to com
nuud the guard of hundred men, destined for the
East India Squadron. Lieut.. Edward Higgins, H. S
Navy elected captain of the steamship Hermann
If the New York and Bremen line.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-19

STEALING SrEAsBoAT--The Cincinnati Commercial of
the 9th says:
The steamboat Grampns which has been the bone of
contention for time among certain attached
saturday last by three constabes to satisfy Judgment
for debt from various magistrates in favor sundry per-
The boat tied up at the foot of Fifth
and David White placed thereon to guard it, About
O'Clock yesterday morning the of the boat rushed
board caught hold of White and locked him up in one
of the stateroons while they went to work raised steam
the boat loose from her moorings started down
the river In the time they threaend to cut White
throat if he uttered word After going down the river
several miles they put him shore and started off again
Constables Harris Adams and Long left yesterday the
Telegraph No Two to ovcrakc and them and bring
the boat back to this port George Berkhemer of whom
spoke time since being notorious these parts
is Captain Of her
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-19

TuE PHILADELPHIA MuRpER,-The man Solomon Bacr
arrested the charge of having been concerned in the
murder of young Lehman has been discharged The real
mur'erers supposed to have gone West.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-19

lHE MAINE LrqouR LAw--1hc NewYori Express gives
the following synopsis of the liquor law which has
introduced in the Legislature Of that State
As read the act now dealer in uuor is to be
exempt from the penalties. whether importer whole
sale retail dealerthough the former are to be
allowed to Keep if they not suspected of intent
sell them. provided always they in the original i'm
ported packages If not If he cannot prove that fact
without recourse to the certificates the
corresponding mark brand he is to forfeit the whole
whether an act Of sale be proved not.
The bill imposes civil disabilities persons engaged
whnt is made the unlawful traffic in liquors All pay
m"nts for liquor sold in violation of the will be
garded paid without consideration and any obligation
given in whole in part for intoxicating liquors
utterly void. No license is to be granted after the act
takes effect. the first Monday of july next
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-19

The SrsqcEHASNa BRIDoE.-Under this head the Bal
tnore Sun says The ice in the Susquehanna at Hayre
detirace remains sufficiently firm to allow of uninter
ruted passage on this great thoroughfae between the
South and the North. 1t may give way in few days,
anu then the travel and mails may be again interrupted
to the great injury of our city and State
The preamble and resolution before the City Council
instuctng representatives in the Legislature to
in favor of granting right to the Railroad Company to
construct bridge the Susquehanna learn will be
acted upon to-day Of course it will be adopted, the
simple principle of egisatng for the public interest 1t
Is subject of great Importance to entire community
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-19

t9 The Directors UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA he
pleasure congratulate the insured members the Company the
satisfactory exhibit Of
past and which with the ictsBt principles and
OF Life insurance. they enabled to their constituency
After
outstanding risks the Directors have finding
they warranted in declaring
up The date policies entitled hreto
winch be added
death, else the value in MONEY will be paid each policy
holder Mt his her option.
equitable proportion borne by the Savings Fund
OF this Company in successful operation, m
vince The insured msbes of the United States Life Annuity
and Trust Company that
entitled will be afforded them while
of affairs will continue followed
6vv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-19

Death AN OH MERcHASr-Jeremiah Lee old
merchant of Boston, formerly United States Consul in the
mediterranean died on the 9th, in Boston.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-19

DrarH,-The Louisville papers of the 10th announce
the death of the Hon. p. S. Loughborough, prominent
member of the bar of that city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-19

SERIOUS AfFRAY-A serious ARRAY occurred in George
town S c. the 18th inst. between Mr. Cooper Nc
cutcheon and John W Sturgess The latter received
several wounds which said to be of dangerous char
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-19

TuE Twenty SECOND FEBRuARY--Danel Webster
will deliver address in NewYork in commemoration of
The birth day of Washington.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-19
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN N. B. ROBBINS. OF THE
SHIP LEODES

OF CAPTAIN N B. ROBBINS. OF THE
SHIP LEODES
have seen the BRIDGEwATER PAINT used on the decks Of
Sea Vessels have also
Water P,oeeO and particularly the very BEST
pEHa well for
Newosm '5 an"y 81 lsss b. ROBBINS Master Ship '0ae'
CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSEN PAINTER
used The Ssnri PAINT for the past five months
and ss GIVEN the fullest si s 0
sE%
s P hsS ev sa an M M o@
qn'ey ,s arssEy ec p for
Newooleans, February 6, 1852 1897 Camp street.
UNDERWRITERS CERTIFICATE.
undersigned, Underwriters having confidence in the BRIDGE
WATER PAINT for the covering shngle roofs and buildings
will all times those fire risks preference where the Bdgrwater
% os 4 sT" M"s h ns"a': COMPANY"
EDW y OGDEN Agent General n, Mutual =
JOIN PEMhEkToS, Fr' 'Sp Msrehput.
J.M LAPEYRE, President Nsworleans
S sAal s.' eS,G As I Ds%afs lSn n
In addition to (Which
ncreuos Of its protective qaies the Agents have
in their possession certificates from parties North which
may application at their office which those
Bevet Lieut. g. H. Taleott New York Arsenal R. Smith,
tenant and Quarerme United Military Academy, West
Oliver H. Lee Superintendent Secretary
Railroad Company, etc, etc.
&C. BoGERT & CO., 10 Camp street,
Agents for the States OF louisiana Mississippi Alabama and Texas.
sUB-AGENTs
s Ms b3R MHlE4 a4Hkl ha %sS Miss.
Msss $5Akk PAY S I 60, Ssworlem'.
Messs. j, WATERMAN 4 Co. NeworIeans
E MAcPHERs6Ss 10 % Camp Street Neworleans fe, opt
SPRING HATS IN
y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-19

GENERors-The 18th instant being the anniversary of
tn" Georgia Historical Society, DR. James r. Screven of
savannah awaited himself of the occasion to cancel
mortgage of 5000 which he held against the hall belong
ing to the society and the lot on which it stands
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-19

SALE OF THE STEAMSHIP Administrations from Europe
the sale of the Cunard steamer Arabia to the
West India Mail Steamship Company to supply the place
the iI-faed Amazon 1t is likely that the Asia will
also be sold.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-19

GK,'NzlG.- is stated that the mistress of
Otto Grunzig in NewYork, Margaret Lorepz. who has
pen and confined did not the Governor at
ALL and did not make any such confession has been
mentioned.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-19

pRoPosEu LoAH ARMS Hungary 0Hio--A reso-
luton is before the Senate of Ohio authorizing the Gov
,ror to loan all the undstrbuted and materials Of
war belonging to the State to Kossuth to be returned
after restoration Of hungarian liberty. After
debate it was referred to committee of The
beers geraiy doubted their power to make the proposed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-19

observation-disclosures Steingrave hung at Ashland,
Ohio the Both ul in the presence Of 10000 persons.
for the numbering OF Miss Clarna Vantilburg aged 10
years lie had wife living in Pennsylvania and ano-
ihcr in Ohio