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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-17
Notice to Contractors.

Notice to Contractors.
PROPOSALS will be received until the LIST of Sep
TENDER next for erecting in the Town of Murfrees-
borough, N c. Brick building of large dimensions for
a Female College,.
Persons disposed to contract will find design of the
building with specifications, &C.. in possession of the
Secretary of the building Committee.
The making of the B.ck will be reserved the build
ing Committee. T. N. MYRlCK, Secy.
Murfreesboro', c., June "A, 1852. 927-tlstS.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-17

200 LabOrers and Carpenters Wanted
ON the line of the Cape Fear and Deep River Nav
litigation. Liberal wages will be paid ON the 10th of
every month, for the above number which, the sea-
ons advances will be increased to 500 hands,
ISAAC CLEGG, Presk
March Sth, 1852.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-17
EVANS & COOKE
No. 80 FayetteviIIe-Stree1

No. 80 FayetteviIIe-Str
RALEIGH, NJ c.
EN7E have received. during the past week, The lar
w ger portion of our Spring purchase, consisting
in part of the following articles:
Domestic Goods, all prices; Calcoes, Gnghams,
Hosiery, Gloves, Bed Ticking, Checks, Diaper, Linen
and Cotton all of which will be sold the most &C.
commodatng terms to cash buyers, or TO puncual
toners a short -redit we buy Goods twice year
we shall collect in the same way. Don't forget
EVANS s. COOKE,
One door above R. Smiths
March Is, 81
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-17

Blanks for sale in this Office.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-05

Bosrrt Foley Avery-Ia Degeo Gordon
Jr-5 F0lowes Gio-Isd ete co0 do,
Milenberger do DesaglG DO 4ilocq3adg
swiney Kelly CouynghAm dsoi do M,ard 4
bales Boseri Foley Aysry-pdriea order Total
400 bales cotton.
GRAND Cnddo No 20 bids "
do F.oses hhds
Dbl, Cazenay Urqninti C
Auglsiin Thibaut25
do y Roheretu aco-Toa rs hhi ac hhls noasses
wETUafPKA -Per steamer bales jury
Bruuder Meeonoche Donne5l II W Farley
Wright Williams &co-l0s HILL Mclean &co4 Yeaman 6eo
velnnd Rugeley Blair &col do II ShayyTota,
II IA bales
DONALDSONvLE-P Music: IL hhds btls
oaAse Bpgar Ayey0 hhds % hf u bis mosa
Ieloeq96 hds sugar a bbla Mason colo hhds
W q Iees4 Brugersundries to ordeToa IS hhds
sugar, 81 hbla lnolnsses.
D1NALDSONyILLE-P Caddo: bs 50 hhd
bbs olasses Pavy Lobit dos btls
molasees Kelly, Couypgham &eo-sundries to order
MoBJfEPer Charles: bales cotton W Farley2
do Jury &co do HILL Mclean &co2I bb turpentine 10 May Il
Vanhook-rotal, 225 lailes cotton,
MOBlI-Per Mobile: bales cotton Hill Mclean deo2p
Cummings, Stewart aco-2 Jury &soTon l2T bales cotton.
FLATBOATS.
In Second Municipality
nsDIANA-Per Wilamss boat: 25c0 bp-he. to G
TpelIel &co.
CEIIO-rPer bushels 100 bushels to
Poole & Bro.
oIoPer bb potatoes, 80 do Hour $50 bnheis
A Costa Bezzina
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-05

TOBACC0-'We noticed sale Of 10 hhds as follows; 7
hhds at 52a, at Az and at S1s There another
sale of which. however, could get particulars
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-The sales of Sugar were
limited to $50 hhds at steady prices crop of 200 hhds
prime. plantation up the coast deliverable before
March was sold at actual tare Of Moasses only
about 600 hhds disposed of full prices say 2O
2la4f for prime and choice
FLOUR-Stock very light, and sales confined. to about
800 bbls including 400 Ohio from atboat at 81 TO- and
100 unbranded st. Louis at So 80 y Dbl.
GRAIN-A lot Of 260 sacks mixed Corn sold at 49, and
800 in three four let's, at SOC p busnel Oats de-
cned noticed sales of $500 sacks ST. Louis at 80
(633t a bushel.
PROVTSIONS-The market continues extremely dull
noticed only retail transactions in Mess Pork and
Bacon SIS SO p Dbl for the former and s111S1ae p
ib for Ribbed Sides.
COFFEE-Sales 500 bags old Rio in several lotseat s.
and 200 new at $40 u H.
WHISKY-Rectfed retailing at 1876 p gallon
FREIGHTs-Dull Vessels filling up for Liverpool at
7:(fl3-32d for Cotton.
EXCHANGEs-Limited demand:
FRAMES. oZ21ak1oo u
Newf DIRK sixty day Bills 21a05c % ct. disc
Sight Checks on NewYork. p ct. disc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-05
BF TELEGRAPH.

DpMoc RATIO CAuCus-CIrrzENs' BANK BuI.-CoNsoLIpA-
TON BrLL-Baton Rouge, February 1.-The democrats
held last night at which they determined to IN
troduce this morning substitute for the Citizens Bank
bill which WAS vetoed by the Governor 1t meets the
views of the friends of the measure and will pass both
Houses without serious opposition.
Consolidation bill in the Senate to-day Amendments
brought up by gentlemen from the Second Municipality
and Lafayette all accepted.
EASTERN MAII.-Mobiie, February 1.-THE Eastern mall
This morning brings dates from Network to the 18th
January leaving those of the 9th and 2sth still behind
RECEIPTS Corror VlcKsBuRa -picksbrg, Feb
ruay aThe receipts of cotton at this place from the
first September to the first February, five months are
$3.50 bales against 4OlsS during the period last
year. [Eye. Delta.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-05

fHE RECENT BANK RoBpERY.-No clue has yet been OBJ
tanned to the robbers of the Branch Bank of Virginia
at Portsmouth quantity of silver plate belonging to
Samuel Wilson ESD which had been deposited in the bank
for safe keckng and which stolen has been recovered
1t was found concealed under the roots of tree, The
robbers probably found it too cumbersome, or they
thought it might lead to their detection The Norfolk
Herald learns that four of the $50 bills passed
broker in Charleston
Since writing tho above perceive by the Portsmouth
Transcript that four have been arrested. and
In iail awaiting examination.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-05

THr FLonn, Krrs.-Extract of letter from the Rev.
Mr. Adams the Episcopal Missionary at Key West:
~ Since my report for April 1851. have visited Carys-
fort Reef about 100 miles E. from Key West and held
service the of the Iron Pile House. fifty
feet above the and ten miles from land for the per-
sons employed in the building
have also visited Garden Key. sixty miles westward
of Key West. containing eight acres and 200
miles from the main land where the Government is erect
ms extensive Notifications. under the charge of Lieut.
wright (here will be castle so feet above the water,
which can mount 800 guns.) Service was twice held,
three children baptized and couple married There
are about hundred persons the island and cler
.yInan nearer than Key West"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-05
Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

ts Incorporated April lse dividend so per
Two Years. Business.
Office, No. 30 CAMP ST. between Gravier Common
BUSINESS OF COMPANY LIFE INSURANCE
This Company solely
holders and their families against poverty
Great National Benevolent Institution conducted the
aud solid principles and aordng small annual paid during
large and handsome egacy widows and children after death
to- All policy holders whether terms
nue the Insurance till DEATH participate in the whole the profits
the Company.
Creditors insure the lives
effect insurance the life her husband the sole benefit
herself and children, free from the claims of creditors.
TRUSTEES: .-.a..
John Hagan Joseph Walker. Henry s. Buekuer,
Peter Conrey, jr., AIaunsel White, Joha S. Allison.
Robert j. Ward, Samuel war, VIM. E.. LeveTirh,
Isaac Johnson, Edward Sparrow
PETER COMFY President Board Of Trustees.
DIRECTORS:
f. W. sewell, John A Dougherty, John Claiborne s,
Eiw- Jenner toza, John n. Lee, +. X Maaierson, ~
T. G: Heart, Thos. G. jenkins, NO. Preston, -
NJ. NJ. Cohen, O. Wekhan D. L. Carroll,
n. c. Hail. John A. Roberts, John NJ. Currnn,
Geo. W. Smith, r. II. Brunei, r. T. Armistead,
Samuel Wolff, L. Spangenberg.
a. J. WEnpERBuRN, NJ. d. Medical Board of
l. g. Hr.RTa Aetassy NJ a coMas A.omey
RICHARD BEis NJ D. No. Magazine Medical Examiner
By the Charter only $4,000 5 single life. ~
s This Company prepared applications
rance Policies healthy persons and
Negroes Mt the Table OF Rates established by the Board which less
than the rates charged by the and
their restrictions residence the South By the charter Dividends
Profits declared annually and the profits
made available the wohirds amount
where the party has pail his premiums in full.
~ California Permits York London
Table Of Rates. and all information Life
effect Insurance, had at the Office OF Company.
~ Extensive Travelling Privileges.
IS Office hours, 9 A. 10 p.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-05
AUCTION SALES.
BY J. L. CARMAN & CO., Auctioneers.
n ATURpAY, February 2fa ut Ii o,eloek

- VIII be sold auction Banks Arcade Magasns est h.
end Saez Streets by virtue Of and
order fea-red b The Hon George sawbrdge Fourth
bstlct on q Nsvrns Las january gyautsd
on tns Of Jer sntAs
son OF iheophls Lonis lltyyen, deceased--
Nl'.F IDiS OF tfFsOtS situated ma
u: TWO IYfs OF GROUND IN THE SECURE CARTENEBo.
s9nssa by os 2S Of the
Johnston and Cnznes reet the lot No.
Fs,en i3g feet inches, parallel Inca AMI
and front onzsga ste~st $3.50 VS. '' ~ i'' 'es"'eP
" CHOU Nd sansre ahovs
~ so l'5 and
lines,
q. OWE LII Or GROUND SITUATED IN SUBURB TRE1aE
y 10 To measuring
ana ancns front On Columbus
.. TWO J0Ts OF GROUND SITUATED IN sya1,eR IA a,vK
LIN Lot No 10 Of inches 'front.' ~
Washington walk BY 40 feet No. N sray, Ma
measuring 30 feet front Spain deep and ron IN
Sodes street ~ II ~ M ""
ONE LOT OF GROUND foregoing suhsrt designated BY No
Of No. 1884, measuring 30 lines by
tnsa. -
O. ONE LOT OF GROUND SITUATED IN SUBURB MARlGasy.
being Of the lot plan
rs feet front Cnp deep
the thereof consisting OLD HOUSE
street. UNFINISHED HOUSE the
stances such NOV FABLE EFFECTS BOOKS TOOLS Foa
THE USE OF HOUSE without Said
undertaken the the
Of the purchaser
Z - Terms cash. ~ tanafsssj ~
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CREscENT,l
Thursday Morning. February 5, 1852
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Meteor Forbes Galveston and nisno, Harris Morgan
sP ship Tmsa Dc caaaHa sies, Barcelona PHis Puis
Ss G E%1sy S sl,,,n rs
schr 4 n Mckay, powner, Apaachicola f Rogers &co
steamer Antann Roberts, Montgomery Mcdowell ir I'D
Br ship Lady Louisa Thomas days LIVERPOOL Wilson
br ship Manchester day, Liverpool Neee uhom
Schr H Scranton, - from Atakapas omAster-lst
Steamboats,.
G GssSGn T shsM from ,ro wr,amEE"
Sa ni S No Graham aasa, from Grand Grand Prairie
sIssls s! 4!efaas sH io$ ' slssis
s. t&atle as's Post ,Ff from Mobile Mobile
r0~'S G @ . o o% %a m down
ships Lady Louisa and Manchester, l.
Below-Coming Up.
Br brig Fashion, from Antigua with a cargo of salt.
EXPORTS.
sugar. s soap 50 bags ose
BRAZoSPer steamship Fanny corn coffee
soap IS bbs 20 bb Hour 10 bs brandy potatoes
BARcELoNAPr ship Pera cs,alnna 1889 bales cotton
HAvRE-Per ship chas Hill esl4 bales cotton 1900 slaves
NEW YoRK,Psr bark Fanny Major: cotton 4s bbls
flour, 9ss bdls hides 10 pkgs mdse.
SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA-Per brig Globe 73 900 feet lumber
10000 Shingles 800 boxes
nj, aalr IA h r M s 70 hhd
potatoes, 100 SKIS corn, 10 do oats.
PENsACoLA-Per schr Alice 800 SKIS corn.
PENSACoA-perc clr -four 20 do beef noo sses
corn, do coffee
MoNTGoMERY Y steamer Alabama bids
Ol bb mo 30 do whisky 20 do pork cks on rs bx candles
is7 sacks corn, lil do coffee and sunhries.
IMPORTS
LIVERPOOL Per ship Lady Louisa
20 crates to order.
LrvERpooL-Per ship Manchester SSH Mcee
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
BAYOU SARAPer New Laona: bales Oakley
Watt De Snnlles-a hileberger 4Feowes
FrelIssn &co-45 Wright Williams
Is Gerard dco Elder Bros &eol6 Cammack Sques-l0d
Kelly Cnyngham acoi2 Brander Williams &eo45 Payne Hari
so131 do cRae, Cotan co 81 hhda Lauye MeCa0do
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-05

part Of the following, viz.
Super Brocha Antique Silks;
Colored Armure Silks;
Striped Tafeta Silks;
High colored plain PANT de Sole;
Black Brocade Faconnee;
Extra rich and Embroidd FacoDnee;
Changeable and Chen6 Faeonnee;
Embroidered D,tmask and plain
Poult de Sole
Extra rich Changeable and Chame.
leon Poult de Sole;
Small plaid high eolored do, fol
misses;
Marcellines and Florenees, OF ever,
shade and color;
White and colored Satins;
A few pieces superior heavy BLACK
and colored wa,ered Poult de Sole
Coiorud Silk Velvets;
Rich Cheue Satin striped and plail
Cashmere d'Ecosse;
French and English Merinos, Nous
sellnes de Lainc and Alpacas, soil,
colors, of every variety Of shade
Plain, striped and plaid Poplins;
superior black and colored plain ana
figured Canton Grapes;
A large assortment of white ant
colercd embroidered and pleiI
Grape Shawls, some extra rich;
Alerino, Cashmere and heavy rici
Silk Shawls;
Rich plaid Raw Silks;
B ?. w. W. would especially
tiers to his stock of goods for their
articles have been selected with
long experience in that particular /
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-05

FATAL AccDEST--on the 26th inst, says the Point
Coupee Echo son of Mr. Agustc Lecoq out hunting
While running after rabbit he fell when his gun
rlenaiy discharged lodging the whole contents in his
breast lie expired a few moments afterwards
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-05

SEu1ots Loss FmE-Thc fire which consumed Mr..
Il W Craighead's printing office, in Fulton street. New
'Yors on Friday also destroyed Dacotah Dictionary,
which he had in press for the Smithsonian Institute a
tion of the edition of Garrigaes Iconographc Ency
operia the plates of Madame Puzkys Tales and Ira
litions of Hungary publishing by Redfed; and last
week. Literary World which will not however prevent
Its prompt appearance The Home Journal also lost
rral nf its
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-05

NORTHERN IrEMs.-The Charleston Courier of the 3oh
nit. has the following items of news by telegraph
B,ltiuore Jan 90 800 M.-Mrs. Forrest is to appear
IN the stage Mt Network on Monday next
In the D. s. Senate to-day. Gen. Shields submitted
substitute for Gen CASTS resolution in favor of the
len of the patriots by striking out those portions
which are offensive to the British Government.
.eu Cass spoke yesterday in favor Of Intervention
Gen McRse spoke against Mr. Foote'S Compromise rcso
buttons.
In the House Representatives the bill for the relief Of
The Cuban prisoners passed by vote of 147 to o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-05

JAMES RNER--The Richmond papers discussing the
subject of removing the bars in james river 1t is
tended that work of such importance should at once be
taken by the State 1t Is estimated that
will cover all the expense.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-05

p..,,.,,
4n non sn' FRENCH ana rieahlal-
. eon,n,.,a .s.or,,,.,,. r.,..
Sso,,.e'e hss " OF Eneish,
1erniah ana French Hosiery ~,
superior white and coiored SIX
ios 81 am narE rlsii iiqse ,,,rr,
SLopES AND MITES.
'gsn ,onamols, kia, cashmere, SIX,
hoseih and fnet, OF every de-
seHptiol.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-05

CAUTION 10 PsAlM-slSGERs.A medical writer of cele
hrity physiological dissertation. adverted to the
partve anatomy of the maxilliry joint in predaceous
and hpryorous animals and stated that in this respect
na, rcsembed the herbivorous class but there
greater extent or motion in the human jaw. and
uently greater liability of dslocation and he stated
curious illustration of this fact "A devout singer
in church choir lifting up his voice in hymn to its
highest pitch brought the condylod process to the very
edge of the genoid cavity and attempting to shake at
this critical moment actually dislocated his jaw
publicity should be given to this singular and
melancholy fact that singers in chors may not in flu
turc attempt to shake' when their condyoid processes
are al the edge of their glenoid cavities.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-05

nR. E. CRANES SHOULDER BRACE AND
~ SUPP0RTERThs ingenious supports tho whole
body and value with Pains Weakness
in the Back relief finally
ing the detected strong vigorous The consupvc
those predpOsed consumption greatly
life prolonged by the use of this Brace
tB Call and the BRACE and yourselves
SHERMAN, Agent the South,
10 ST. Charles New Orleans
81 Also, Agent for DIR. BASNNG'S CELEBRATED BODY
BRACE. mhl4 iydAW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-05

FEE>CH Factory CHISA.-Thc Journal du liayre
.ys If rightly informed, Minister of Com
"rcc is this moment projecting the establishment Of
French factory in China Of the nature of those which
the Dutch the English and other nations have formed
there The factory will be placed under the snpernten
dence OF NJ, Montgny Consul at Shangai and is
ne to exercise The most beneficial influence in
,arcourse with the Celestial Empire
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-05
Selling or to Move.

Selling or to .NOUe.
CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASS, LAMPS, caH
TABLE CUTLERY, ETC. etc. ~
The subscribers having resolved the year. will
from this date offer their stock price
for CASH. The following Of the leading articles
GILT PAINTED CHINA TEE SETS VASES MUGS CANDLE
STICKS, etc.
FRENCH AND IRON STONE CHINA, by the piece or
CUT AND PRESSED DECANTERs TuaiBLERs WINES, DISHES
LAMPS of all kinds TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS, JAPANNED
TRAYS.
SILVER PLATED CAsToRS, FORKS, SPOONS, etc.
BRITANNIA AND BLOCK TIN GOODS all kinds.
Also extensive CRoCKERY and GLASS
WARE for country trade.
LEI We invite the particular attention of House
Steamboats, City and Country Retailers 10 the fact that
mined to elenr out stock by the LIST July preparatory
and they may expect bargains P. r. FELL. 4 CO.,
d27 2m3p 81 Common street near Camp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-05
BY J. A. BEARD &sMAY, Auctioneers
March IL 1882 and the follow

Az. ss IL AZ sss as s .ss . The
By and IN pursuane Of Legislative approved ~,
No 4z a. s S ssm ss a .sss
@ s sas s E and q
fssFs fii.F1 s. ,' p ss.sss fss
TS4 & Il ssssss g.
sa'9n Common and etayer D. ncIasise
s1.ss sss fs 1s s.ss assfs I'll
n 5f' ot sssss :, ss
fss ssy s and he rs sgss, s =
Es T. ss 81 ssf f hs a Il "a W. sst q,s I
sxTEES LOTS OF GROUND square sound.d by Now
Leyes Fa9n poydras and Lafayette
a. NJ % me Of F1 l and
,,s lots 2 e. TO- II, ~ 49, H. y front Fulton and
FIFTEEN Tors OF GROUND square bounded y Vow
rs Il NJ 9 n I III
Lot 10, u ~ IS and ID front fulton
Futon 1sS ao as S " bs esasd
ss sa aaa sss New vs ss
q n 5' e. I'd ss s sesss e NON.
M ss asyss ssa e ha
e lsls r sas s. mi e s Hs
By g. IaaspB Ts o. o. Ss;5S
- inclusive s serns iuia Fulton and New
81 NJ a. ~ 9 s. GlsR Fss a. ap
FIVE lois q ot q sHs { fs s . and asss
f he sa FslsR a q e. III. &
q M sT vss sssi Founded By
peord Fulton ard New Leyee streets from
Lot No. forms the OF Fulton,
Lot No forms the Of DelcT Fulton New
,, sosasd IS Deior
TIE aboys properly locality superior % y Raj
ss aspa s8 he ss ~
business wholesale 5SssgG u
Lhogsphic plans viii ready issue August can
be forwarded with marginal
Lots will be sold front OF property rerressnted para
ties TO the shall
promise under which This sale made to the day sale
TERMS cash balance equal
INTO coupons requed Of one two three and four
cant from date
paid cent until final mortgage
on the Frnpasy. ianeT M&FmhsdI5
"a UCTI0N NOTICE-The undersigned has
IAMkS orthe transang general Bust
SESs an viii attention they
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Crystal Fount Division No. 4, of T.-Meets every
THURSDAY at O'Clock at Temperance Hail. No. 95 ST. Charles
Officers for the quarter: D. f. MITCHELL, w
McNARn W. A WV. H. ELLIS A. WANG, A. s.; EpwAnp
A: ANDREW Hero, !. S.; f. W. PERRY, IS:
inns VIM IL. ELLIS, R. S.
Gideon Temple of Honor No. 5-Aleets every THURSDAY
EVENING at hapas O'clock at Temple Hail. 2a3 Tehouptoua
street Officers Tor the egm ending on tie lst of May next WILLIAM
Miller W c. T. THOMAS FRIESp, W. " T.. C. II. W.
R.; il, REMroK W, A. r.; W. DAVIS, W. T. r. NJ w WorvRR
w. T.; F. s. MORGAN, W. VI r. PoILARp, D. g.
CLulr, w. g.; b. h. BRAKEMAN, VS. james
Harmony Division No. 1. s. Of T.AIees aa9 ehoupi
touia Officers elected for the HENRY
w P CESAR MoltEEE W. A.; JAMES GovAS, R. SAMUEL
H. PUTNAM, s.; VIM 5. MOUNT s.; JOHN CAMEL, Fl WM
MoNIAS c.. CHARLES FERGUSON A. c.; CHARS WM
H. RoNpRAu, o. 81 JAMES bEGss, r W. P. jams
Pelican Division s. OF T.-Meets every WEDNESDAY
The following the list of officers for the ending March
1852, viz loHN Brown W. Pr HuGn RRRN, Al
r. 81 JAMES H. IRWIN "A R. 81 JonN DuRwARp, F. S.; W. CWAT
t.; PROSPER CaapIETTE c. Henry E. JoHN
TURNER, l. s.; HENRY CiSToS, o. S. VISITING COMMITTEE
JoHN BRowN Magdan street; HuGH
MorH 6St Peter street, W. G. WATKINS Ta
streets CHRISTIAN BuRGapER 73 Nayades VIM
Grayr and St. Mark Streets HENRY BAILEY
Magnolia streets.
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Barks.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,
CRESCENT OFFICE.

CRESCENT OFFICE.
Thursday Morning, February 5, 1852 I
COTTON-The market again presented animated
appearance yesterday and nearly 5000 bales found pur-
chasers at previous rates.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.

f"nls First Municipality; "m7" Second Municipality "ma'
hi Municipality The left hand figures indicate the number of the
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A UCTIoN NOTICE. The undersigned has

UCIIUNL NUTCE.-The undersigned has
sSis Dig formed under the I'm A
purpose ransactng general UCff0N BSI
NESS ani VII attention sales entrusted them.
wi IS s r n aS sN aiso attend to OUTLOOK
FRUIT etc. The partner having
Aacticnesfh this city has him
Real Estate and Slavea They will
public who will favor them with their patronage. -
JOHN NJ BACH 5. ~
lnnSl St 4.si-sf go & WILLIAM II. JAMES, ca
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-05
The Liverpool AZ and II London gi! Fire and Life

Authorized Capital. .TES MILLIONS DOLLARS.
Surplus aud Reserved Fund. ils4oooo
sa,3l0,G61
Working Capi.a-Two Forty Thousand
Dollars.
by its unusually capital unlimited
liability Of the Stockholders that desieratum
perfect security to the pube
Fire Risks in Newtreans, On reasshabe
The usual abatement pace Poll
cies with the Mutual Companies and all
will be prompt and liberal.
CIIAS. BRIGGS, Agent Office ST. Charles street.
DIRECTORS IN NEW ORLEANS: 4
Samuel Nicholson, A. Heine Thsmas Selar,
a. lAnaar, G. A. Holt, VIM. Mure,
WIN. Felowes b. Bshn, = c. BulItt,
E.
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK
JAS. BROWN Chairman.
FRANCIS CorrKSEr, Deputy Chairman ! Il,
George Barclay, Francis Griffin, Royal Pheps
Marx ". colie', Mort Livingston, Ed.F; sanderson,
g. W, Faber VIM. S. Wetmore
ALRREp PKIL, Resident Secretary
FRANCIS GRIFFIN Counsel Of the Board. "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-05

GRAND CONCERT-VOCAL AND -
W 1NSTRUMENTAL-At the LYCEUM HALL oppo-
site Lafayette Square WEDNESDAY EVENING,
Given for the benefit of the FiREMESS CHARITABLE aSEFs
ASSOCIATION by Sieor p LUClASI. following
dies and Gentlemen who have kindly volunteered their services
Mines WIlEMANN. PAOIA BAQUET1, the Theatre
by consent Of Davis Ms HOWARD of the Plaeide Varieties
by of T. Pacide, Esq.
Mes JAIN, GENIBREL, GRAFT, FOURafEsTREAuX of the
Orleans Theatre and other Artists Amateurs
Orchestra Of Forty Musicians composed Of the the
Opera and others.
4. +. TRUST will preside II the Piano.
eB- The Programme will be published hereafter
The the LYCEuM HALL the occa
and can be secured by applying T. MAYos Store
sa Camp street. where plan Deposited and tickets
there and oil the Music and Book the principal
~ Price Admission Dollar open haltpast sis
o'clock Concert 10 commence Mt I'd