davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

&co bales hay Tbompson7s .neks seed q bas W
Gre nwooi det-31 Moody-44 do "a y
ia hi Williams &co11 Cocks dco-sundre 10 prd-lo'A
cotton 1876 bales. -+
Ss do cnminrs Stewart rhnurou, Carroll AGO 2
awn Duncan IA Ham Ma kinder CO.
Cherry Henderson 6co-1s W Pnwelta Wight WI fns %
j Wright &eo5s X W Hill ~ Nelson Aen-S' g - y
crspai Bande WllansAeol Pegra,n FIasche-l2 Lloyd
Frierson- Smith &eo-Tltn' ga bales.
ARKANSAS-pe Moses Greenwood lbn htiea rofn
fIii-s05 Jonns257 do NJ Greenwood Ho-tS 'rhy
cambsl-p4 MGraor Alowny-2s5 m N ;s ~ m Il
Siddal Green o2aJ DooaM $50
Bukner Sian en-2 II Carter &co
NJ Cooper Sanford Bre5 Geo Conneiy-4J Wiihan
Total 1905 bale
yAZoo crrY-Per steamer Atom baes Ward
ae4 do Yeiowes aco--6 Wright William 6co2 Robson Allen
do Hends7 Payne Hatf'soni4 to order
as innder Wiiama dco-44 skuer Sta ton 80 Owen 3co
ucnnno carroll 6eo31 Swney Green dco50 X W ii39
Iogert, Foley Avey27 MeR-n Goldman 6eos6 coks geo
II Conney9o Byrne AcoIs Oakley fiawkhai3 Ceve
land Bos6c6 Ferlon Fowler &cos Al Wright &eoTon cot
ton 400 bal ..
BATON RoUGEper steamer Gipsey: q bales cotton Ward J
I,rrnder William Aro Sddel, Green &colo Grrad
ii b. moa.,es Mcpard vgnaudo hhds IS bbls
All n7 hds l6 bbs mpltsses Drnhet S2
Cocks do Boge Foley Avey-l2 Rot b.
frd-ls Bntrdge Adams 30 Mil iken 40 Mainenua--5
ha82 Ronbieu5 VIM Creevy52 W. Co,'nsaan de,il do
hf &co-5 hh Kends Voc &c3s hrs ordnance
ordeTotal cotton "a bales 85 hhds sugar 1873
| bbs molnsses 81 hf do.
BALzEPer Fashion, 81 bids s. bbls moacs
Egan5 m6a Fellowe, &eo hhds sugar 80
Keireda hhls s6 bbs noa % h' do
1875 bbs nossae Ia hf do q Oy ri0o
hf D- do Denegre1l bids Mont
fhomt cons do CT bbs
Urqubas h SKIS ice mad sundties to order
Total. sugar. mol 322 M do.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Capt. Rcmst. SAITH FIMSTER 30 Poydrns sreet dse22
=-----= u
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
" -~S--s---...-- - ---
epu1unpury pEyrEw
CRESCENT OFFICE, !
.'',9 d 4 800 r. ,,a,,a a.;,. .,, =.
There has been l'sa activity IN the demand r ooh curing
VI he Time shee oar NS "'' KY sN's ~ " ' v" w.,
our general market me Inquiry h' osen very goo' eus ha mo
a have gone Oh fr'y without my material eunse IN rus e
floH mas 'een "9'Se ~ ns"s ps ~ .H ~ n.
any 'p"hse OF moment ii'Nn navy '',, . , . s'e
market ''t fNfN 'Iv'' u i' "uu INV s
""'" ""a'"'9 "'i ~, 7' | - ;' :, ,s.-,,..
mode "e demand we published on saturday m'he 's'esp nc
counts brought by ms sVHhs AfH lheg ep'"'e '"
We 4'h Instant aud stat we a OF .0'on ' 'o week Ginning s
day AAaov bales OF men o' h"i ofh as '9f .e
IND con nned sea II" ths Improvement 'sa ny n ne ~ .e
in'dae ot voc "e'h' ann VI" 9uo"ns ~ ~ ~. - ~ VS.,
ead'"r M'ddu's otrHfS' W or ar upa'a'' m '|sn M ~
ding D"n Tine cnn'd Steamer eAa"d" ef'
htte hin'sH M Boston wa '"is1 and now que ~ @ sf
port Col rs steamer was TO have iei' ne"
4 on te ltthlna
corfoS"s le the Cotton Market tae dne Oh our a
with rAhr euo' INT Appearances factors being urn IN
md generally realizing aoSAnee" 'a's me anna. t'
toual impulse the p"osd movements and 900 bales were disposed
OF at sr'nee Of ~ y ID on dds and ordinary qna'es on
Monday morning. the Naga letters eano TO hand and were ny
eoffnacy Of Ne rnro "b a'soan previously received by 'e
s"fh' A'Tt'psas i' WV pu. ~ me- 49, n,,s,
barely 200 tat-T the rates beng Irregular but hou' ehahee
from those Of the previous day. yesterday w was osr 'p'
Z ana % uA's were 'e " o i' a, Wv, 20 -, s
three dng Is QUO bales the greater OIL "hch was sna
hut with portion Enrope Mother
let The three I4 aer against 1898 bales
for tn. rding the receipts this
port aimee the m September bales 4s3 lis
iii. same date last year allowing bales. Prices
Yesterday c, the principal decline being on tie lower
d .aolis. and we nov oto ts follows:
III NEW oRLeASs CLASSIFICATION. - 80.
Inferior ef6s& Mddhug taIr..... SEe1 s4
S Mida 'ni sY Good far. ......... o.
y Coed Middns'..'.'.'.s @sA l0'i H'a He.'''''''
corros AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
'N ~ Cottcn-balea Tobaeco-hhas.
sntH On "aoo sept ~ A''@''''' -cs sSs l5e33
- yestttdAy '''7V-''-'i' 800
1ai
-. ,9sse
L. ~
frh'e'i-S ..'''--'+'''.. 7f'''- $500 -
,,,, 49,. ,,a., sga sss eao,4
ToBAcco,h i'0s''" NA' continues anu We
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

wHEATsales $4,000 White, and ITO
sasAs $ Ss' fs'ss
400 BIZ. s,s sos an for Mess and as s'a
% ss@ls 80 Dbl. Prime
| isEff YAMs-sses Of 100 btls at sI4 6o@15.
BA oN-sales Of Hams and Shoulders At &c market
of $50 b. kegs thl. lac
suaAEwsaIs, ihds New Orleans Sugar at 1905 als
hid. orleau. solAssea ut zoe, and
stock s "9ts .s., Ley 4 ss s
X i T %s",i Cumberland
e. s si @ &
s CO... s% na ri sa ct s' d. . to about
e: 81 sSsi s;i a. s,.:
& ss s.s: @
.s;sss at i'a1 Michigan
u sss. s s.s doing in foreign
On Ts s.i: 3ss, si. % 1'1st
IN Amstsrs ssS ssK
% Inn q Hs' ;fis ss' T. ::
100000 against 4ss 900 September showing an inc '' during
Te foowiss tab. will show the amount
snry at tho close of the four quartera of the year:
Dec IL, ls52 puUu F9ol2VV
4; s:4:sS 5s;;ss$
orFcEhe operations Mt the office Of the
a.. s. 1d 'iea'u'' yesterday, WERE sooso 90
paja ,ace ais SIS 81
PHILADELPHIA December A.. coTToNThs Gotten MARKETS
.ss tx fpps asss 5
s,n2
for e,andywn,
prices STEADY good prime Red 81 ll@ i21E
esIng .,sy Of els. 400 bushels prime
. e. ss f suh. A and
WisKY-Dul Small sales at 9ss hhds held at the
DALr1nonE December .rLouR-Ths Flour market tolay
e. a, e ma ,s 81 q. Mills Flour 4" 81 " ''
WIZ 7
ls ss ~ @
sss g
t%s as IN esaaens sa d
T wiling .a such assa' i The ssI
:sss sS q s "A.
H., Ar 's n day
.ss az
@ iss:ss as s "s. bee" a.'s 'sss
i, :, i; s . ssss;s al ss.
g. T. quality r he . S sssssS,, ss s ON
b., asaia ,mtresta ha. ma K,
sy GO ~ srs sss
r., s 's a ps y 'fsss
s s @
s .s s s a @ Cd .sss 'sSs
The about be the following quotation, the
q. sss "s @
q, nero to Good Ordinary
:. Gecd Midlng. s&@sA
e. Middliag az Gss II
to LONG corToSsTie market during he past
asgg and with H. nd%y Of ge, on r S.y
about ccS T. gn Whit
sss II Sea "s
f he
lyon
II ,o .ss slss 1 a
ssf ss%ssa .9 fl g'Fss Ss.S r.;
80 sssss% ~ ST. * SIX eli
~ rep rted the particulars,
N d&sy @ Gn Fiy Rs ali our
I acn 70 3 Dn MSan sSf rex o s me
3D. .ndenf he .1 being 90 bales -
ssy OF y a. 's"s Gs'
p's' Ca BE s
o Z Inc .aes Ing al. at an ADVANCE Of x M
trd rhnrada) the feeling was Ananed The sales bell
bales at the following quot
kat
M3'S,g f p.a Good Maans to q
sy, to =
SEA iSLASDSThe sales of cotphs have been inrg- and
readily change nds prices have uhd
gone change. present unsettled, being a
ano her inf of sellers but buyers
The be pr sent may te sad 70 nave 'hs advantage Oh Seie Inc
~ - :. -, -, -, ,,,,,.,, -. , .. M, o,,
firm hn.r and Chess inI q OF lbs Inactive unc6ang
SO Died APP aabl 81 25l S Crnnberfs u 5os
rite 3D. cen A. ~ ~ ~" ~ 1yG PEI tt., n
1850 nee with Niles 900 Mad At 10 Css Il this
O2 refused 'o head sheh d A. 81 p, vision; buoy
WIN stes o. oyo ss ~ % ~ s0S M Nc 80 at s
100 baron-ses OF 700 uOos F.
tho a lands
The Pace ur hogs received here dur
the p4sr this 2b5,669 he
2C5 to the
rate LOUISVILLE December aCCoThe .aes Of Toba
united TO ~ n d-6 At s3 % to W. 10 ~ - 10 @ III
Nj ~ itISSTbs different pyk houses fur IN
40 following statement Hog Killed and pens
5, in evening: ry,,,, Ia.
$500 ,,., o,.,,,rS ~, ...... AZ al "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22
FLATBOATS.

I'm First District
CTNCINSATI-P,r Csk's boat " hds shu Hadden
NDIANAPer Dtins boat 20 bushels oats in sak, 100 saek'
bales bag AID beaf o,tsG W Gvens.
KESTUCKY-Per phips hont 400 blslels oats 6 w Gtven
INDfANA-Per ForbGs' 6 boats 75p tins hay TO der
CiNCl SNATyPer Curre boat s6l bls whisky Geo.
oHu-Per Richardson bo 1870 b Hour Beatty Lggett Hco
AT Jefferson city
GO-Pef bbs -four Beatty 1gge aeo-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22
oyEI, ATTRACTION a


NJ Old Fellows Hail. in this ey-the NOVA SCOTIA GAN
BOY nooey viii series Reception Leyees g SO
gushing youth about fec: inches high 4so &c
usually atenfed By thousands o.
most respectable city his ana, .s
tle hi frienhs he sds
md biirsr who usually form large portion o. his visitors Ha
STAY Ibis necessarily limited he has sngagemenB 70
met IN oro1 Detnta bodth admission a.
suited the icing chi and
- rs annyJ,,nsn The ar dec5 Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22
r FOR THE ORPHAN

VHKISTMAS OIFI FUR TIE VIsT ahts
IA At ARMoaYHAtL MONDAY EVENING D.esnabs, co.
GRAND EXHIBITION STRY THE LADIES OF LDuiS
lana, BENEFIT afthe CAMP STREET pRPHaN
h'ch period 'h- inmates
II tho Camp stress Asylum from nni at hs tine
they humber M oias made fully aware oshe
In,itutiou
PEELED appeal public beneyoeuce behalf sn.be
conductors entnue unimpaed Inc gfeAt aah
ereasine us-uness of>this noble CHARITY.
adj intend holding.
rencing MONDAY Armory Hail. Camp street. an
EXHIBITION III display and sale Of Fancy Netdeweh .hs
the adjoining pnrtshs "a the
orphsn render still attractive this Bazaar
a beautiful Of
articles In Pals expressly for chssmas sd New 1e@n
pIese
Chatrs ia nuIntf Faiueo 4 sigo VI.
repsy soectou Lady
invite at ncn and admirers o. hon prod o'.
desroas way 10 ni
charitable respectfully solicited snt will Be q
receiver a A.yum on amp street o.ei, "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

recreation OF Throwing the contents Of
a tea cup the face d compliments wife and spon
Walsh Haplon assaulted battered and
cut him the forehead. Two afidsys were made In
the case upon which, with the testimony OF Walsh and
his wife accused sent to answer before the fst Dis
trict Court
DISCHARGED. - Michael McNslly, arraigned
disturbing peace Of st Thomas street and beating
his wife got of in consequence OF the wes Ieebgs MOI
| allowing her to appear against HIM
/ CRUEL AssAULT.-Mr. and Mrs Burgoyne were
yesterday partially examined before Recorder Winter,
for cruel assault and battery one Mrs Hines
Mrs Hines the prosecutrx appeared in showing
bruises her and upon the right Ipot
and ancle. which dreadfuy swollen a large deep
cash. which she testified inflicted With small axe In
the hands Of urpoyne The Recorder told the woman 70
hospital Immediately, and there remain, or the
chances that she would lose her life from the effect
| of the wound the leg.
Mrs Meponald testified that the affair grew ont of
demand by complainant Of sum Of money belonging to
her which in the hands Of the accused upon which
she knocked down, beaten and cut by Burgoyne as
sisted by his wife The witness further testified that eT
ing the parties numbering Mrs Hines the called out
neighhors any with the feelings Of man to
come and save the woman. upon which the gate
tered by named McCoum. who rescued her from
the hands of her asalans The case was continued un.
to-day give defence time for the Introduction Of
rbutDg testimony the accused parties being in the in
term required to furnish security in thousand dol
| lars each for their appearance l-gs
l SECOND DIsTRICT-Rec0rder's OHce.-Lewis
E. simonds made affidavit yesterday that about the
10th day Of this present month John Kelly Of this city
did in to interrogatres on facts and articles 70
him propounded by the defendant in the suit entitled
john Kelly rs L. simonds pending in the Third Dis
Court of New Orleans falsely answer and swear that
he did sign the name John Graves to certain re-
cepts on fiji. 10 said suit and further falsely
and that he had not received from said
certain of money The affidavit further sets forth
that said John Kelly the knowledge Of defendant did
said said receipt and that he did receive the
sum of money referred to. Kelly was arrested.
Oliver Hunt the literary vsgabond- some Of whose eps
toary illusions figured daily papers last
Jim Mclean, what sings in self same mea
sure yesterday pulled by the police OF this DIS
RIFT helm NIT m
faded bandana and saying to the officer Give SUI
that" disappeared in his cage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

TAM RJCES MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE
GREAT NOVELTY IN NEW ORLEANS.
DAN RICES MuSEU and MESAGEaE opens On fne
of Charles Poylrss streets,
$50 I'm THURSDAY, November 3d.
use ma e 2. 9ssr
FIFTY THOUSAND NATURAL Al Antique
worthy tie attention The collection Of WILD siS
ANNA S is ais interesting. .
r Tbs Mus -um open EVERY DAY from 10 o'clock A. H.
| ill ".
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22
VIEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET
sEMI-wEEKLY REVIEW.


JEFFERSON CITY, /
TrvspAy EVENING. December 81, 1889.
-, IN, hd of Cattle and 45O Sheep. The supply OF fine
Cattle and Sheep but there is good supply OF
tn ,,,ct Prices firm AT last quo a'ons'
ohf PRICES a,,- =, -.
p,rv Cattle Trough TO Fne) X ID net
b.s Ts,ss u Ii net
& head.
head,
Much 4 OO01SlO so " head.
80. Ann YEAnLIs6s. .'.....-'''-.'' 49,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

AnorHEu FuslryE SLAVE RocHEsrER-A coiored
woman calling herself Grace Howard and representing
herself AS slave who had escaped from Alabama and as
on her way to join her husband already III Canada was
taken mp intoxicated the streets of this city
and put lookup when it was discovered tha sne
had letters from several aboltiops and among others
Que from Lucreta philadelphia directed to Ger
It Smith commencing the fugitive to his aid and Protec
tion No one appearing claim her after reprmanu
for eue found in such degraded condition she was SCI
at liberty aud W. presume this on her way to Can
| ada TRochester Advertiser. Dec. g. ..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22
pAssENGERs

steamship Texas from Gly sou, spann LADY Children an
child and ervt; Mr. lady Mr. oG DR. Iaindc
essrs Du.enberry Kenner, Dir Biz gey Coffee Davis Walk
Peikns Winfield Sn-ed Parker Webn, Banes Smith
A g Aiernndpr-and IL on de
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEws-The St Louis 1ntellgen-
Ger Of the 14th says:
The Belle Gould down yesterday from Nashville reports
the Illinois falling fast all the way down. with ioui
to Ave feet water the bars.
Weather very cold at Peoria the snow was fifteen
| inches deep Ice making in Peoria Lake
| The Union of the 18th. has the following:
The river opposite here continues to fall rapidly, with
running but not heavy causing but little or nc
obstruction navigation between this and Cairo In tins
upper rivers getting thick and stout for the free
passage Of boats particularly to Keokhk aud to points
on the Missouri above Boonve. The steamer I'll Paso
down last evening turned back from that point the ice
being heavy admit Of her going farther up with
safety Her officers report large quantities OF floating
low down st Charles and in fact 70 the mouth Of
the river Thin ice floating in the Illinois at Naples
and Meredosia. The weather to-day is mild
| The steamers Banner State and Robert Campbell arr
| reported ice bound in the Missouri above Boonvilie.
/ The Kate Swiuney returned from jefferson City thu
she having been unable to get farther up on &C
cost Of ice Her officers report the Banner State at thai
place when they left her way down Ice was running
| thick and heavy, and the water falns rapidly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

RurRoAp IrENs-The receipts of the Pennsyivania
railroad for the eleven months of this year are 81
being an increase of s74s5o the same time last
year.
The Charleston Mercury learns that bill has passed
the Legislature of South Carolina pledging the credit oil
the State for the bonds Of the Blue Ridge Railroad Com
pany, to the extent OF million and quarter dollars
The Mercury remarks:
assures think at distant day. the complexion
of one of the most valuable communications that nays
ever been opened in the United States besides aodine
most desirable facilities to of the richest
The shortest route with the valley Of the Tennessee
River aud at that point will bring into direct connec
ton with every important line of railway o.
between the Ohio River and the Gulf of Mexico
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

aeLaCk PAINT-MANU fACTUKEp FROM
THE BRIIGEW kegs OF Is ssch, warranted not
crack and proof against the effects Oh sparks
cind-rs in and Tor sale by 4,
oet9 g. e. boGEkr Co, W.
Agents for the States of Louisiana Alabama. Mis-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22
STEAMBOAT DEPARIuAEs

Bsy- The splendid and fast running passenger
pseaet ST. Gil ARlEs Capt Samuel APPLICABLE will lnye for
SHREVEP0RT AID all landings THIS EVENING Mt 5
O'clock. SMITH FfNISTER, 81 I, ytraa street. decay
gsss- The new and light draught regular
passenger packet STORM swse will leave for CAM
Den all Intermediate rdthg HIS EVENING at o'clock.
dsrg? n Poydi as street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

Gss- The new, magnificent and swift running
ST. PAUL will for ST. LUls
and nil Intermediate land THIS EvFNi G, at ocecf.
Il drc42 WHITE h BUCHANAN, al Fulton street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

A MEXICAN CAMEL COAL at 60 cents per
~ harrelNow landing FOUR THOU SAND bARREts CAMEL
Coat from III HanIon Mpess Coal In this mnkei, excel
sa, bss Cost saI sassliet sa sssksiis VS. sis At ies
tsQss 10y sfiesi trsisssa tt,aprhsai thE esyi
sssN u kpxasxR sAA3, " sHatN No IN esns attsh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

VNWENTY- FIVE DOLLARS REWARD q
paid the delivery OF The slave Al NE
the l.th Of November last euA
ornery belonged Mr. Jewell lv ST. Mary Market 2A
She all ini well built, has nearly agt mar, has false
GRIT dark color ha been living in The ely for me s
by Tie Of YORK
who lives at uplautier and Annnciation streets
Sh- early the morning iu IRENE and s. May
Ma ~ket,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

ISouEsrs. Coroner Loze yesterday
held an inquest the body of James Ford found deao ~
n house No 1872 New Levee street. Verdict, died OF
CONGESTION of the brain
Another inquest was held tho body of Felix santa
Anna + IN c. who cidentay drowned yesterday pJ
falling into the river from wharf in the Third District
Verdict accordingly. The deceased was native OF aV
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

1ss- NoTIcE.-No bills will be paid by steal
boat FOX by sle contract and written order
Capt Ronst. SAITH FiMiSTER 80 Poydras sIeet dee2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22
THEATRE --Thursday Evening

4 hRLEhNo lnbh Ire - HuTsoay EVENING,
v on hid JRs Principal characters by Messs Bofdns
GepibreI sndM Mn lie. Paoia
The Lheo OF Jerusalem Es gh is for the Boz Office.
- l., rorana.rre to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

lVE Young Lady experienced Teaching MUSIC AND DRAW
Nc School, OF receiving Pup l., wht
hom ceive lessons Mt her rsi
branches will be also taught desired Apply nj -o9 Ma
guzine Box Pc -ohca- d"c2l AZ 1t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

.@s- The new and light draught passenger
steamer JENNIE DfANS Brown will lave for ST. LOUIS
MI intermediate landings THIS EVENING at o'clock.
decl2 WHITE 4 BUCHANAN a Futon street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

yTyHE -CAMPBELLs ARE COMING. slgl.
onn FELLOWS, HALL. TUESDAY Deeemse, n. X4SS&
,ss5 and EVERY va BORING THE WEEK Ths AYAH
I'd and Original CAMPBELL Nj rRELS have the h.no.
Of sni vie ity thst hs1
commence a s@res Of thsr FASHIONABLE AND UNIQUE CON
Company t"S
A. PEEL, D. A. ~. fd ,snr-r
J. H. BERpErT. CD AHsUiI.
sc. CAMPBELL. s. II CLA .iss..,,r- p1.1 or
n. 8. RUMsEY, l. b. rkESDgfST1 ~.
q. q bIcKissoy, Msss-r z y PEEL
and N. Ya rndrnsd Frnch Balet Pantominis
MonstsaY EsPINOSA.
tB- For patisulsrs, bills Of day.
n will opee1 daily from II A. NJ 70 =. NJ
wner seats bs secured a.
houfe cents op haipsste o'clock q ns
past o click. Or. =. JON e, hszspsss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-22

UPHOLSTERY GOODS, ETC.-sueh as
4 CORDS, TASsELS. GiMP> 10 PS, Tor Cnr'an Hode 81
COtTAIS BANDS AND PINS, C RN c. RODS. susLIN CUR
lAINS, OIL CLOTH, CARPETS AND RUGS, MATING, EiC
assortment OF PAPER AMI
deed =. ' '' :" '' joseph ETTER, ,6 Camp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-24

The bridge over the Maskingum river at
GAINESVILLE, which is about to be erected by
the Central Ohio Railroad Company, is to
be an IRON one, invented and patented by
Wendell Bollman, of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. It's to be 1881 feet in length hay-
ing four spans 1914 feet each, CONTAINING
81 tons Of wrought, and $50 tons Of cast Iron.
The only timber used will be in the fioor. which
willnequire 81, 900 feet Of lumber. S -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-24

THE INDEPENDENCE OF SAN JUAN,
TIE news brouxht 81 The Promstheus Il ol

THE INDEPENDENCE OF SAN JUAN.
The ssws broughtby The Psomethsas e q
vast importance, not ONLY. 70 this country, but
70 the entire commercial world. The question
which he's 20 long disturbed the relations be-
tween ti,is country and Great Britain, 10 settled
at last. The independence Of San Juan is not
only acknowledged, but guaranteed, BY both
countries. There are, therefore. no longer any
obstacles 10 the union Of the two oceans, save
such % are entirely physical. and can be easi-
ly overcome by labor and capital. The work
will be Immediately commenced. Thirty mill
lions Of dollars worth OF the stock will
be taken in London, the entire practicability OF
the work having been rendered evident BY the
report Of Col. Chiles, who surveyed the route.
We arc happy to find thst this momentous
question has been disposed of amicably, and
ina manner conducive to the interest OF all
parties. O0e hundred years ago, the Difficult.
ties in which il had become involved, would
have led 10 war; bat fortunately for mankind,
jest AZ present. shells and shot seem TO be at
Asae0t1nt 2f Iflt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-24

5 IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN.-An important deci-
sion has recently been made by the Colonial
Authorities Of New Brunswick, by which an
American builtvessel is entitled under the ma
vigation laws to British register as fully as if
built in British port. This decision admits
American vessels visiting ports in the Province
of New Brunswick to all the privileges enjoy
ed by British vessels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-24

The Paris correspondent of the Philadelphia
Ledger, describes curious death which oc-
Cured recently. A young man was taken TO
the Hotel Dieu, and died there of violent ,orn-
iting. The death seemed SO like case Of moi
soing, that the eonmissary thought proper to
institute inquiries. From the investigation
made, it seems that the young man had laid
wager that he would dress an onelette without
FIRE. lie placed plate with eggs on il over
quantity of quick lime, and so dressed it. He
afterwards ate il, and the extalation Of the
quick lime, with which il was 4n,pregnated,
caused his death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-24

ExcusED-Wm. Mountjoy, reported by officer
Warrington for driving team too fast on Main
street-stating to the Mayor ON yesterday that he
was sick. and hurrying home at the time to avoid
an impending shower-was excused from payment
OF the regular fine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-24

"a We learn that Philip Harrison, Jr., has been
appointed assistant Commissioner of the Revenue
for this city,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-24

A DrsoRDERLY CHARAcrER.-Henry, slave te
Poitiaux Robinson, for disorderly and general baG
conduct by the request of his master on yesterday
received 20 lashes.