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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26

CALHOUN, CLAY AND WEBsTER.-TuEsDAY December .. -.
The Orleans have day Of
next for the celebration If appropriate Funeral respect
the memory Of the deceased Statesmen, CALHOUN
WEBSTER The occasion will be Of peculiar soemny
rest and the ceremonies will be of grand and
desirable that owcountrymen in the interior ard
ance sharing the profound emotions for
dead and for the
have Opportunity take the public manifestations Of these
feelings The Committee therefore the hope that their country
Friends Of this and the neghbong will hem the
sion Of that day. and pageant imposing
aspect a. wider demonstration of the national grief
believed that large amblsg gathered here
sensible Inconvenience to the visitors little
brings great numbers the city during winter timely arrange
mnts could in many make that quite
purpose As any other object
and The hope to see here visitors worh
the smahes Of the people Of other places paying Of these
Public Honors to departed Genius Virtue and Wisdom.
COMMITTEE Of Arraugements-
H. R. W. HILL, L. II. PLACE, M NJ COHEN
J.J LUGENBUHI, WA. ELhiORE, JOHN A. WATKINS
A. M. H0LBRO0k, A. HARRIS, W. L. CUSHING
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26
A0efkanr,.

~ Our eoany wsehvord IN ~ field, ae. The Senate the
| farm yard, commerce, and at ff e s9e o.
: THE FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT EMPORIUM OF
G. LEIGHTON CO.,
Southwest corner of Canal and ST. Charles streets.
The alterations additions just completed
of the Increasing accorded
THE FIRST PREMIUM SHIRTS
d AND GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS OF
9 g. LEIGHTON co.,
Who being mindful of their debut before the Neworlsans public
small store, previous any other house the kind being
here tender their thanks to their friends and
liberal support hirh has this enabled them
extensive and the time the cheapest Emporium
. their particular li.e in the South
+ Our stock comprises full supply Of
FIRST 5 h5s sa i
Fsnsy c.,o red And Striped
Hilis sEaey nd sr sssss
AsTDs1a 4 FgRL LAMBs W s,;eI.:
uNDERsH1RTs Cotton and Canon fIAEsELi,
s;ss FIR $ II $''iiia s't
e.; is;'' Ss Ei; $;a ssy
HOSIERY Sak5s x xfEH MIR Sa69fFHs!sSHs
sssSS1 %9Sa 81 sEaSsH BROWNS
fsfEs Fas $S Z. e l pSsoS'
sss 1 !. 5sn s9a n sss Ssa4... TIES
:. ~ $s; s;R ss@s4
The Waterford and Russell TIE;
Magnificent Figured and BLACK SCARFS;
tsoIREE AND WEDDING
Whit WHi'TE sn sa zfsty BRIGADE sIHk, SILK
Il POCKET FANCY BoRDERED;
ANDKERcHrEFs LINEN from g cents up
II Extra large BANDANA.
Il importation of JoUvIN's KID;
s EREMc tin KID p " Yo ga,, isr s5
GLOVES ........ Cloth and T Dor, skin Divine:
E Esi sss 4ffsaB VI il Ht SSsEH
Il Feeeed and Heavy SILK.
II Figured and White ELASTIC;
sUsPENDERs. ..... WELLINGTON BRACES;
| WHITE WASHING, at so cents.
Three 1sI:s:P BY E sfNs y saHls Style,
SHIRT COLLARS s Ell $HjSsfiise
GoTToN
1 GSPss s2sRM s Asb bk 9% %shaas
Boys GOODS. .... GLOVES AND sUsPENDERs;
II HANDKERCHEFS AND CRAvATS;
tfioSlERY-every description.
EQUESTRIAN TIGHTS,
French celebrated PERFUMERY
| FANCY CANES,
PoRTE-MoNNAIEs,
II HAIR BRUSHES AND COMBS,
and article requisite complete Genemans WARDROBE
II SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER IN ANY STYLE
9 Small profits and quick returns and abatement whatever
0- Open early and late, but closed on Sundays.
Il EB- The address should be noted
i @. LEIGHTON s. CO.'S,
SOUTHWEST CORNER CANAL AND ST. CHARLES STREETS.
Mandatory No. 10 Park Place, New York
Branch Establishment Montgomery street, Francisco.
2pMon WedFri II
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Stubborn Facts.

Stubborn Facts.
AL ED NROE CO.,
: "a Magazine street, of Gravier,
Would respectfully inform those acquainted with their
dong business Ito their old friend and
that the following principles their any dissatsac
ton Sis after the purchase of ools they
changed, or the money will be cheeruly refunded.n
The stock of CLOTHING immense and receiving by
every Mandatory AL Broadway New York So
fail not to call at the Depotfo
GENTLEMEN'S,
YOUTHS,
CH OF HIN G.
ALsO-FURNISHING GOODS IN EVERY VARIETY.
oyERCoATs of ever, description.
WALKING COATS of ali kinds.
BUSINESS COATS Of all kinds.
DRESS AND FRocK COATS Of all kinds
PANTALooNs of ali kinds. NA' VI various Qualities
VESTS of all kinds
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS of all kinds.
HALF HOSE AND GLOVES of all kinds.
COTTON AND LINEN SHIRTS of all kinds
CRAVArS and sCARFs-magnifcenta ssor 1ent.
HANDKERcHIEFS AND sUSPENDERS
very superb assortment Of
BOYS AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING.
TO STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS, PILOTS, ETC.
~ Your particular attention invited very large assortment
oVERCOATs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Among which superior
FUR BEAVERS, HTMALAYA CLOTHS, HEAVY PILOT CLOTHS
DEVoNSHlRE KERSEyS SUPERIOR BLANKETS,
NOTIFIED BEAVERS, WHITNEY CLOTHS, Etc.
In all of which goods we have
EXTRA LONG COATS,
manufactured expressly for use
IL You had better call and purchase something
Portable. ALFRED MUNRoE 4 co
noy25 7t9p 81 Magazine street. corner Of Grayer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26

SoNTAG NosroN CLERGrMEN.-On the 18th a
dress rehearsal given by sontag which the clergy
men of Boston and the vicinity invited and nearly
i0O of all denominations with their families in at
tendance,
The of great interest and the sang most
divne and gave several sacred pieces among the rest
At the close of the rehearsal the Rev. Mr. Bernard
moved vote of thanks, and Dr. Sharp who called to
the chair addressed Sonag in appropriate and touching
Sontag replied by signs and kneeled to the
cradle Dr. Sharp with tears streaming down her cheeks
who placing his hands her head gave her his blessing
the whole audience expressing the deepest apparent inter
est in the being enacted before them. On raising
her feet little girl presented her with garland of
flowers, which she received and withdrew.
The Protestant clergymen present presented her with
handsome bible and the Catholic clergymen with another
the blank pages both containing autographs of the
clergymep present.
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Giq,xeL y Jan.tsou.

GiqNeL y JGnltsO7a,
IL CHARITIES STREET,
V Are receiving ships Atlas Kelly Annapois and
Annswan, from Havrs, the following articles, to wit
RICH MUSLIN DE LAME, PRINTED AND PLAIN;
CASHMERES, VALENCIAS AND BATAyIAS:
WORSTED AND SILK DAMASK FOR CURTAINS.
WoRsTED AND COTTON DAMAsK FOR CURTAINS.
GlMPs, TAssEI AND CORDS FOR CURTAINS.
PLAID AND CEiANGEABLE SILKS
DAMAsK ROBES, RICH PATTERNS;
BARPooR, DIFFERENT CoLoRS;
BLACK DAMASKS AND PLAIN SILKS.
RICH PRINTED BAREGES;
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN ROBES, DIFFERENT coLoRs.
FANCY CRAyATS AND STOCKS:
SILK AND VELVET CLoAKs, ASSORTED coLoRs;
KID AND SILK GLOVES, LARGE ASSORTMENT;
LADIES' AND CiIILDREN'S UMBRELLAS AND PARAsoIS;
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFS;
CoRSETS WITHOUT SEAMS;
FRENCH CALIcoEs, SMALL FIGURES;
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS;
LAcES AND YALENCIENNES;
RICH EMBROIDERED COLLARS AND SLEEVES:
EMBROIDERED VESTS AND SLEEVES;
REAL AND IMITATION LACE Wells;
MANASSAS AND JACoNET COLLARS AND SLEEVES;
EMBROIDERED BoBINET CURTAINS;
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN CURTAINS;
CASHMERE, SILK AND GRENADINE VESTS, FOR LADIES
AND GENTLEMEN;
CHILDREN AND MISSES VESTS;
HOSIERY OF ALL KINDS AND SIZES
EMBROIDERED AND VELVET RIBBoNsi
LINED AND EMBROIDERED cURTAINsi
FINE CLOTHS AND cASSIMERES;
FRENCH LINEN sHEETING, SPLENDID AND VARIED AS
soRTMENT;
TABLE DAMAsKs, DIFFERENT QUALITIES;
LINEN SHIRTS FOR GENTLEMEN
SILK AND KID GLOVES FOR GENTLEMEN;
COLOGNE WATER, FIRST QUALITY; PEARL BUTTONS;
LINEN TAPE AND BRAIDs, etc., etc.
novsa st2p GIQUEL JAMESON, Is charires street.
kegs Pearl, for sale by
- noyls A. D. GRIEF 4 CO., IS and 70 Old Levse.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26

DESPERATE ENCOUNTER WITH BuRGLARs.-The dwelling
Of Mr.. Ludham, in Philadelphia entered Monday
night the 18th inst by two burglars white and the
other black. They proceeded up stairs where they
countered young man named Benjamin Tlbrook, (the
only person in the house at the time whom they Instant
y attacked the black with knife which appeared to be
tied to his wrist with cord and the white with pistol
which he snapped at him twice. Tlbrook finding
it to be desperate betook himself to pair of tongs
with which he defended himself well he able
time, and dealt the negro pretty blow the
head Still they seemed determined to do him personal
harm and the black continued his hrusts him with the
hands.
At the time the struck upon the head no said
70 the white fellow, You leave and III give it to him. y
Ihe other replied Don't spill any blood meaning it is
supposed from his wound and drew the rascas cap
down over his forehead The white fellow then quit the
by door leading to the roof of story back
building, followed almost Immediately by the black The
young man. bewdered with the excitement and the dan
In the meantime the Eascals made their escape
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26

j. B. Steel No 60 Camp street has sent Adventures
Of and other stores volume neatly got up
by Appleton Co., and designed for holiday gift uve-
niles 1t is full of humorous illustrations and will prove
amusing to all.
Steel has also sent the November number of Gap
pletonB Mechanics Magazine and Engineers Journal"
This periodical is already in its second volume and its
merits are well known.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26

THE RIyrn.-The Concordia Inteligencer saysit is still
rising and had made eleven twelve feet above
low water mark two days ago The heavy boats
on wing for Louisville, and we hope to them back
again soon with provisions at lower prices than have
been compelled to purchase at during the low water Of
the upDer rivers
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The following statement comprises the deaths in of
the Atlantic cities for the week ending November 49, and
their proportion to the population:

THE STEAMSHIP FANNy.-Some anxiety is felt in this
city by the friends of those board to hear from the
steamship Fanny hence for California. The following
tract from private letter from published in the
Evening Picsyune, affords the desired information:
II have just heard from the Fanny. Capt. Pennoek
writes under date of 9th August from Monrovla South
America where they put in for water He says the ship
has done much better than he could have expected All
WE'LL except four Deaths three children and Mr. Fellows
second clerk who died few days after the steamer got to
sea- Of the Savannah fever,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26

Two BROTHERS In CoNcREss.-E Washburn, Esq. just
elected to Congress in Illinois, is brother to Israel Wash
burn recently elected in Maine They the of
rael Washburn Esq, of Maine This is probably the first
instance of two brothers meeting together in Congress-
from two extremes of the Union both wings and printers
by trade and both highly esteemed for their talents
moral worth "These are my jewels" truly the father
mjght eyclaino
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DEATH OF Coz. NnwmAs.-rhe ooucordia 1ntelligencer

DEATH OF Coz. NEwMAN.-The Concordia Inteligencer
thus speaks Of the death of Col Newman. of Natchez
Died suddenly in Natchez Wednesday evening, the
18th inst. Col w b. Newman brother of Sheriff Newman
of that city and Captain of the Natchez Fencibes Mr.
the battle of Pao Alto and subsequent Colonel of
the 4th Regiment of Mississippi Militia. He elected
Captain of that splendid company of citizen sodery the
far-famed Natchez Fencbles but short time since
Capt. Newman was universally known and beloved, and
his death has brought deep thoughts of sadness into many
gay and gallant heart. Peace to his memory!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26

Poor DEvr-A writer in the Journal of Commerce says
that there specimens of the poor devil in Cali
forna than in any State in the Confederacy Among his
acquaintance there less than four dry goods
chants who pedde clans for living ministers
Of the gospel who tend bar According to him. the only
who thrive in California the rough, tough and
go-ahead. The mere gentleman stands chance
the Pacific than the dler People who set value
on soft hands and soft living will please notice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26

COMPOSITION THE MooN.-Every object on its surface
of the height of hundred feet, is distinctly
through Lord Rosses telescope On its surface
ter of extinct volcanoes rocks and of stone almost
nnumerable But there signs Of habitations such
vesge of architectural remains to show that
the moon is was, inhabited by of mortas
similar to ourselves No water visible no river
all seems desolate
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26

SINGULAR colscIpEscE.-The vote in Morgan county
Va last year for Governor stood democrat 2s whig 2s
This year for President it stands Pierce 2ol Scott pol
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26

OF NEW oREANSThe members of hs Association
meet Mr. Alex Pereas house, Baronne
THURSDAY MORNING, December at O'Clock precisely
purpose joining public Ceremonies in
honor Of the memories those distinguished PARROTS
HENRY CLAY, JOHN C. CALHOUN DANIEL WEBSTER.
The President hopes that every member this OCCASION
aside all their private business pay the last
tribute to the illustrious dead.
TnxrTf ,yrTUrT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26

PIERS AT NEwYoRx-The construction Of piers on til
North river ut NewYork similar to those at Liverpool
again in agitation by the papers Of that city
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BUREAU DIES cohIMIssAIREs DE LA
DETTE CoNS0LIDEE DE LA N0UVELLEORLEANs.
Nan, nt.x= al G.taI.a -1ntn

Ii
DETTE CoNsoLIDEE DE LA NouvELLE0RLEANs.
NouvELLE ORLEANS, 81 octobre 1852.
En- vertu de Ia 37eme section de Pacte de Ia
Legislature de Etat la Lousnne ntuIc pour
Vile de Nouvee Orleans
istraon aires" approuve
ton de lacte snppltmen,aire rAf Incorporation
Lafayette la Nonvele Orleans appouy6 lie mamejou
dun intG suppementaire m pour couso-
der la vile la Nouve Orleans pourvor ct
la direction de aare lie pour payer
lnteretd la deite enere de Ia vile pour
CATION, de annne corporation Premiere
Troiscme Municipalities de la vile de Lafayette 1885,
De Submissions earhees par
date iusqu'au deuYme lund ahat
tout partie dune de
ve onn de la de mile pnstres de-
vont date premier Juliet quaraute
bureau du esorier v coupons raison de-
1853 la vile do snvier Juliet cnqus
AIMEE Les Submissions devront pour
bons de la willie de 10 Nouse Adophe Iayet
ecrea du Bureau Commssares
de la Lea des
jages au plus hsut enehesseu 10 deecmb midi
ci-dessu.
Conditions du moyen coupons
ret ou dea obligations ancenne WILLIE
ieme ct Tosems Municipalities la vile Lafayette
1889 hoir de ehcu quart premier Janvier quart
1853 nteret raison de pa premier
Janvier 1855 Les Comssaes pour
cent sur lie nontant des bons uge garane part
lachur de fdete marche en-
outre lie dro de reeer les odres GU en- parte
....COMMISSA IRES.,,,
A. D. CRoSSMAN, Marie.
o. DEBUYS, Contr6leur.
VIM H. GARLAND, Tresorier,
CONVERSE, President Finance. du Cone ds
Aldermen.
L. H. PLACE. Comte de Finance. du Con.e dos ASH.
tansAldemsn.
A. LAYET Secretaire. o. Oct, On
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26

FATAL AccDEsr-on Saturday Evening the 18th inst
as Andrew Savage Of Hudson, N. " returning from
Stockport with horse and wagon he missed the right
road and took road but very little travelled 1t is sup
posed that discovering his lit being very dark
night he backed his horse for the purpose of turning
around, when man, horse and wagon precipitaed
down steep bank into the water below where they
found the next morning. Mr.. Savage was dead when
found, with his head cut and the blood oozng out He
was in about two feet of water.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Rnrgains-Ras'gn
RICH SILKS. MOUSSELINE DE LANES
CASHMERES AND EMRROIDERIES.
B received steamship Crescent Cy and having been
BOUGHT At GREAT SACRIFYCEs
they will be sold Mt such rates will RUN once
NEEDLE WORKED COLLARS-From One Dime To Fifty (snts
HANDSOME BELTs--Au coors, at Fifteen Cents.
DE LANEs-From Ten Cents qualities
RICH BRocADE slLKs-At ~, 81 rs md u 50.
MANTILLAS-Lined. from $5 to s9o
CURTAIN GOODS and other HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES prea
bargains SIMPsoN,s
novl0
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26

BEAUTIFUL Miss IN MALE ArTIRE.-About two weeks
sncea smart looking lad in appearance entered
tensive clothing warehouse in the city of Boston, and ap
Piled for employment The intelligent honest look of the
applicant instantly procured favorable answer and the
supposed lad set to work folding and packing goods
filing papers, etc. and remained in such employment
boarding at quetn house at the north end until Mon
day last when in consequence of suspicion which
had been excited the pretty lad acknowledged herself
lass of eighteen She is the daughter of an official an
excellent gentleman of NewYork city and induced
leave her fathers house by whom she loved but who
has since abandoned her Being left alone, she sought
employment above. She is said to be piquant dash
ing brigheyed girl full of life and swimming in romance
Her excessive smartness and gbness of tongue, at first
led the propretors to believe that they had found model
clerk and of course they little astonished on
learning he girl Her hair was cut man fashion as
were her manners, may well be believed by passing un
suspected through nearly weeks clerkship among some
fifty men.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26

l9- STATE TREASURER Editors Crescent:
Please that GEORGE BRANT E,q has been for
the last five efficient Clerk the Treasury will
supported for the office of STATE TREASURER by
ocll to MANY FRIENDS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26

FIVE CHILDREN ELEVEN MoNrHs-A gentleman in
forms that lady residing him. presented her
band with three children at birth a year ago
and her landlord whole-souled gentleman, he
gave the lady fifty dollars acknowledgment of her
superior skill in household a1arsteng her at the
time that she would perform that feat again. he would
give her farm.
With eye probably the farm in just eleven months
of twins.
The landlord said that she had failed to win the farm
but the intention doubt being fair the attempt
worth paying and he therefore her with
hundred dollars
That's what call valuable wife. bringing her hus-
band in five children hundred and fifty dollars in
eleven months Who can beat the above! Norfolk
News.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26
ms- WIG MEETING q Fifth Representative

DstrThe Wings of this Dhtct
ehouse opposite Jefferson street, chartres
EVENING" November 81 o'clock oappent delegates
Rouge and City Senatorial Conventions for the
House Of Representatives.
chas Mlard j. Lnnaa D. Lna'a, DeBuys, Buys R.
H. Larose, Victor Chaery, Bancue
yaeti O. AndIy H DeBays E. A Michel bsvsrges
j. L. Fare s. Martini A. Peeque Duflho J Chae Singleton
Martin, F. gresn5 Louis ,Galy Galy J. wsteraefd, W s.
Pilie +. Mouny, John Mel ellen. George Clark
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26

CHARGED WITH 0BsTRucTiNo OFrIcER-Thomas W.
and Richard Hemph attached to the Arch street theatre
Philadelphia have been held to bail to charge Of
obtructng Deputy Marshal Jenkins in the discharge
his duty 1t appears that Jenkins had warrant against
person charged with crme and Saturday night the
18th lust he went to the Arch street theatre walked
up to Mr. Worn, at the door, and told him they were
officers, and having warrant, they wanted to arrest
man they believed to be inside Worn replied that they
could not 60 in without showing check pass and SUBJ
sequently his attempting to enter of the defend
ants seized him. and scufe ensued. He then had them
arrested for obtructpg him in the discharge of his duty
This will decide the question whether officer has the
right to demand admtance into places of public amuse
ment to make arrests.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26

The NewYork papers to filled with accounts Of
the obaeques of Daniel Webster which celebrated in
that city on the 10th inst.
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lay and Boarding school


CONDUCTED
MRS. DIMITRY AND ABLE ASSISTANTS.
B The above School has opened its TENTH ANNUAL SESSION.
and is ready to receive Pupils.
Strict attention paid well to the moral training
leual development nndp ysca veal of the Pupil.
IS For apply letter. the Institute TvoII
CIRCLE. BETWEEN DELORD AND NAYADES SrS orll1 anon
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recently chauied the occasion of his marriage
and compelled to pay 500 for the disagreeabe music
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26

ne For GovERNoR.-We are authorized to
Colonel RICHARD a candidate for Governor
this State, under the Constitution oc7 Qpte
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26

NAvALThe United States brig Perry Page arrived at
Monrova July 49, from Port Praya, and sailed oath for
the leeward the soop.ofwar John Adams, Commander
Barron arrived the 10TH sailed on the 9th for
leeward
Rev. George Jones' Chaplain at the Naval Academy has
been detached from that institution and ordered to the
Mississippi
U, S. store ship Supply, Arthur Sinclair Esq, Lieut.
Commanding arrived at Angel, Isle of Java August %
after passage of 100 days from NewYork-sailed next
day for Macao-oficers and all well
1t gives pleasure to correct the statement published
few days ago of the death of Capt. G. p Upshur A
letter has been received which states that he
was alive on the 10th ult. Norfolk Herald,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26

~" Owing to the inclemency of the weather,
the soREE AT THE ST. CHARLES BALL ROOM Agiers ha.
postponed THIS EVENING November 49, poy2s toms
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26
azs- The attention of purchasers is requested

to the sale at auction Of the of bark Mayp
sale will THIS MORNING. o'clock at R. B.
SYKES AUCTION STORE, No. 81 Magazine street, samples
the No postponement the noy2s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26

Fos sALE-The Louisiana Floridan, published at Cln-
ton, in this State is offered for sale.
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Thompson s. .NIno,,.

Thompson 3 .N'iGOn,
FASHIONABL CLOTHING,
NO. 10 CAMP STREET,
opposite City Hotel,
tB- Are in receipt of large and varied stock of
FINE CLOTHING,
manufactured by themselves expressly for the RETAIL TRADE and
embracing every vareyof
OVER COATS
CLoAKS;
FRoCK COATS
DRESS COATS;
PALEToTS;
SAC COATS;
PANTALooNs
VESTS.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
OF all the latest best styles.
UNDER SHIRTS, DRAWERS AND HALF HoSE-of Silk, Msu
Cashmere, Lambs Wool and Cotton;
sCARFS, CRAvATs, TIES AND STOCKS;
PORTE MoNNAlES POCKET BOOKS, CIGAR CASES;
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS-of Silk and White and Borisred
Cambria;
uAiBRELLAS-of Silk Bingham and Cotton;
DRESSING RoBESo Cashmere de and Cotton;
PERFUAIERY;
COMBS;
BRUSHES
COAT LINKS;
SHOULDER BRACES, ETC.
oetso LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS. sph
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26

New HAMPSHIRE LEaisLArrRE.-T Legislature Of New
Hampshire convened on the 18th inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26

rs To PERSONS RUPTuRED. many per-
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