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TOBACCO-Some 70 or so hhds were sold at price not
made public.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-The sales of Sugar summed
up 1000 hhd but at very irregular prices ranging from
3l4D4G for good Common to fully Fair. of Moasses
1900 bbls disposed of at 19D2O$ for good to prime
and 2OG020t4G for choice.
FLOUR-Demand more active and $500 bhs sold. in
Guiding 1900 Ohio from atboats 30O and 6o0 at 81 co.
200 on the Leyee at 81 co. and 300 "a fancy BRANDY at
81 %.
GRAIN-50o sacks Corn sold at Sc but holders
were generally asking 5S60t and refusing to sell
less. Of Oats 100 sacks St. Louis brought 36 differ
ent lots Bran selling at 81 O0ds1 10 y 100 Ii.
PR0NlSIONS-A lot of 200 bbls Mess Pork were sold,
Saturday at SIS co. and yesterday lots retailing
at SIS 3d.. Bacon improving and 60 casks Ribbed Sides
sold at So few clear at SSs6Dsa4 and tierces
Sugar-cu cured Hams at Id.
C0FFEE350 bags taken at 200 at and 100 at d.
WHISKY-sman lots selling (about $50 bbls in al)
at 1856.
FREIGHrs-A ship taken for Boston, load princi-
pay with Cotton. at &c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES still limited:
Sterling 10S14D1O9
Francs; 3 l5(a5 " 4
Network sixty-day Bills 21aGD3c D ct. disc
Sight Checks on Newly ork. 4 q ct. disc
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tbs Hour. 1000 hushc icka oats Poument &cD.
lSDANAPer PrenIeys oa; 800 'Heks oap 900 BUSHELS
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&coE Nudge &coG w Sizer-owel Taylor co-E BnTnes
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cal" &coT BeienJ SteeP Tulane deoJ Halls Taylor
Eder.
ship viclDurg from York; W Adarnsfnts renor x
Heertti S Menonaa-JHs stewar-Wm Meade dco--J Ne
D,nes-H Stone &eoC Hall, jrJas Mregor acoJ
Woodruff &eoJ Wright &co-s D MetealiN Maraehe-W l.
RnEond-W.ht Williams Mast Bourkiayne HARRISON
Z ii'ognan-M Malews-A ll--Sone Il WalworthM Mrrtin-
FofInnn fahingeo Connoiy-A Grief aeoJ II
Snrgess q Butdeke 4coW Bunpe-A coien-Jas For
ony-Chas WeshanR Yeatman 4coC Emanuel 4eo-R
ell Palmer coMarsh Rane-Edi, Milford Felt
Bnkner SantonW II Fanau tcoE Hart Mann
Groves &on-Adnns 4eoscke ascoStrotfer Bas-A
Massey Pnuthey ColinsJno iancheA
eo-tdy fIolmesL NIiank Foger so-
fnynn aco-Jno Balls Ewnstarll Gayle Carroll
eo-Bonner Smhsurtlwate, Griffin 4cfC Dnygan-Clark
MosbHJ DAryL II iullemMniI Dalho-F W 1ilon order
Prr ship Amulet from BosIonficke, Perkins 4eoN Whney-J
Johnston &eoKelhnm-s Flht-E Nudge 4coR W Adams
kennedy FosterC Buddecke 6eokendal
run, terer Hotar-Lynan Scott 4eo-A II Weymoutl-N
Brtslaa-iiopin Genn IIasco&J NJ Lee 4oJ Connolly
Marsh Rnnlett COD MooresWatt Desaulesvass Bros
a Cochran acoMurphy CltsW Cushing Fosters
90 chas CsppWad JonasC Eager &ol Adam-Secinli
GroheesPree Frost acoWhine Wright 4eoWaeeer4 Blake
= Lands 4coHewt, iHe ecoThas Rae
Williams 4eoEdg, Milford arof " sixersone Wawortl-l
sitother BrosClarR Mey-saml EwingJ Woodruff and
order.
Pr ship Hudson Branch Mint H Aoissn4eo
cllrk AllonH Peters 3coDyas .oW II lulnei-Boenr
Foley AreryW AilingA g Ball sco-H Hall 4coScke Ac6s
Whitng=-Bneotk Fennelkennelt Dix ecoN Hanle Smith,
L Stone 4o thristmasAleX Levy aco SteelH niin--D
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-. TuE tLNToS BULwER TREATY.-The Washington
correspondent of the NrwYor Courier Enquirer gives
tg,c following particulars Of the delays and difficulties
treaty,
n is 1oll known to the public tat points of discre-
nancy pxi- ed between that trelty and the convention
r,,uat,I IN 5ir. Squer with the State of Nicarara
Which oc.a.iol the ratification Of the latter to be ss
t,rirl In tha Sc 7aie There hope when
1lircuetLa came to the United States the nominaly
accredited agent of NicaIagua that these difficulties
Yrould be reconcea and arrangement animated
by which all complications would be adjusted Since
then however new condition of things has arisen in
Nirurara and revolution has almost efectualy extn-
ised ali substance if not all appearance Of govern
inent VI Marcoetta finds himself without power TO
commit Nicaragua to any act which he may undertake in
her name and virtually MI his diplomatic functions
suspended by the anarchy Which exists. To complcae
stT further the present embuTassnents for adjust
cnt federation has been proposed between the States
Of sl salvador Honduras ard Nicarana by which carl
would be necessarily disposessed Of its separate soyer-
,Iety aud this tripartte lnOn would stand the
pa Government But progress has been made in this
scheme and things generally in Central America are dis
located and dcrEnged- II may easily be asked what
should be done in such dcpiorabn contingency int
the ,nnuirv be readily answered. There is but
nr. mod which can discover for making beginning
and that is require Great Britain to renqus ali pos
session and dominion Until this step is taken there will
always he confusion and conflict. II may be stated in
this connection although Mr. Kerr, Charge dAfares
has NOT vet been able find any responsible Government
To- whom might present his credentials The last intel
5rncr from him was dated at SAG Leon some time in
November. when he still pursuing his search for
thing in the shape of functionary who might receive
hin, in an official capacty
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English, French and American Cali
Goes; -....
A complete assortment Of English,
German aud French Hosiery;
Superior white and colored Silk
! Hose and Half Hose.
- GLOVES AND MITTS.
! Buck, Ghamois, Kid, Cashmere, Silk,
Filoselfi and Filet, of every de-
: scription.
LACE GOODS.
: A large and elegant assortment Of
Valeneiennes, English, French and
German Laces, and do. Embroide-
RES;
Superior G-l2 and ia Linen Sheet
ings;
=; Damask Table Linens and Napkins,
new and splendid styles;
1 Al Irish and German Linens and
lawns;
: Linen Cambria Hikfs, plain;
| Embroidered and colored bordared
Il Curtain Stuff, embroidered Lace
and Muslin, Silk and Wooden
| Damask, etc.
PLANTATION GOODS.
Heavy Eerseys, Lowells, Linseys
a Ieans, Denins, Stripes and Cot
tonaaes;
/ Super French Bed Blankets;
Heavy Grainer Plantation de-, very
superior.
call The attention of fnctora and plan
usc. It is very complete, and th'
great care and Judgment, the result o
inc. $40 If
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ceieilces ana cannot fail to commend it to the favorable
attention of all those who interested in commerce
We also learn that it be afforded at less price than
any other OF the patent inventions now in use
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Tuesday Morning, January Or. 1852
CoTToN-yesterday several buyers came forward early
in the day and took 1000 bales before O'Clock
Shortly after however the market brought COM
plee stand by the publication of the Americas
little nothing done afterwards indicate its effect
upon prices We therefore retain previous figures for the
present
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part of the following, viz:
Super Broche Antique Silks:
Colored Arinure Silks;
Striped Tafeta Silks;
High colored plain Pault de Sole;
Black Brocade Faeonnee;
Extra rich md Embroid'd Faconuet
Chanseabls and Chen6 Faconnee i;
Embroidered Dainask and plan
Poult de Sole
Extra rich Changeable and Chame
leon Poult de Sole;
Small plaid high colcred do, 70
misses;
Marcellines and Florences, of ever
shade and eolor;
White and colored Sntins;
A few pieces superior heavy blac,
and colored watered Poult de Soit
Colored Silk Velvets;
Rich Chene Satin striped and plai
Cashmere d'Ecosse;
French and English Merinos, Nous
selines de Laine and Alpacas, soil
colors, of every variety OF shade
Plain, striped and plaid Poplins;
Superior black and colored plain an
figured Canton Grapes;
A lsrge assortment OF white an
colored embroidered aud plai
Grape Shawls, some extra rich;
Merino, Cashmere and heavy rio
Silk Shnwls;
Rich plaid Raw Silks;
lS p. w. W. would especially
tors to his stock of goods for iheii
articles have been selected with
long exuerienee in That nariienlnr
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BY WM. 2. sCOTT. Anctionael
BY LEWIS FLoRANCE. Auctjoneer,
-, ,,,,,. = ~ EI1F1 y 1IEAN IEIs STItEET
a. ATURDAY, January 81, at - o'clock-y

a ATURDAY, January 81, at IL o'clocl-Will
be sid ut auction Banks Arcade, following DESIRABLE
sEE BUILDING LOTS in bounded by Ju. CAMP aagn
ana St Of
Lots ,o g. and Each hiss Jua "a neh.s
" depth Of i2 feet 10 inches and lines with
thereon, as plan TO be Banks Araade.
lkHs SALsone-lonrth cash. as twevs md
eighteen months for approved endorsed paper bearing per cent
moan date with mortgage the property Until payment;
the purchaser - - ' &c
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ALEXANDER BROTHER Prsdde.t
JOHN Fl. OWEN, Vice President.
The Liverpool and London Fire and Life

| 1.
- Authorized Capital. ..TEs AlrLtIoSs DOLLARS.
''l's ana reserved ind 1sia009
viii. ss,stooo0
Dollars. -
onering BY ts unusually large capital individual
ahtF o. the Stockholders that desieann
ne Risks IN NewOfeans. the reasonable
Inc usual statement Of md
s on par with ts Mutual Companies a all settlements for losses
CHAs. BRIGGS, Agent, Office rs ST. Charles street.
DIRECTORS IN NEW ORLEANS,
Samuel Nicholson 4 heins; Thomas isfas
&; naP Fsiars. 9, 4 4 Hot Holt YIN Snre,
E. Ogden
JAS. Grown, Chairman
Geerge Barslsy, Francis Griffin, RovalP
G. w. Faber, WIN s. Ws.m0rS
ABFREb PELL, Resident
- RAScIs GRIFFIN, Counsel of the Board
DIRECTORS IN LIVERPOOL:
=. = - : ,.'2sa' VIM. NIooI., Chairman.
los Jos, Il Go Ew.E' Deputy ehrirmep
Thos iroeklebank, Rebt. Higgn,t John Marriott
Vim. Dixon, George Holt E.lv1ri Nnnn
VIM Earle, Eore. Lewis Mrrisy'' s
nos. ,. "hdstohe q. H. lawrence, Joseph Shipioy,
george erant Ilhl. IAtietlaia, Fl. Sioltarf6ht- ~
Fras Haywood John Sadins1h,
SwINToS BouLT Secretary.
DIRECTORS IN LONDON:
WA. EEART, MP, Cfaifrnan.
GO 20 EKEn; IegSs, Deputy Chairman
S W. " E. n; T. D 81 Sbashe Bart. Hon F Ponfonsy
Matthew Forster, P, James IN Rossetar
Fredefiek iiarrison Seymour TeHon,
fumes Hartley, Swnton Bouit,
n25 BIN Benz. HEspRRso.s Resident Secretary.
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Guar yoR RHErMATiss-Capta Cook, the celebrated
circumnavgator described cure for this complaint.
which is practiced among the Otahetans 1t ought to be
generally known that in desperate the experiment
may be- tried
While lying in harbor IN the island of 0tahete he
was troubled with rheumatic pain which ex-
tended the hip to the ankle As the circun-
stance was known shore numerous body Of women
Hooked on board and volunteered their services curing
the disorder He accepted their friendly Offer and sub
nittea with good grace to their directions He
uestcd to lay down, when all WHO could get him
began squeeze him with both hands all the body
but particularly in the parts complained Of till they
made his bones crack and his flesh became almost u
mummy lie suffered this discipline for about
quarter of hour, when he happy get away from
them But the operation gave him immediate relief. aud
encouraged him TO have it repeated before he
and ii was cIcctua that he found himself easy the
whole night after Ills female physicians obligingy
eatrd Their prescription the next morning and again
Inc evening when the cure completely Effected
nh, beneficial effect which is sometimes derived from
the use Of the flesh brush, is well known But this suueez-
ing and pnchng operation called by the natives
seems to be more effective than any other kind
friction and universally praced among the islanders
If at any time person appears anguid tired and
sits down is Immediately practised his legs,
and it always has AN excellent effect
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REMARKABLE PRopHEcy,-The following prediction of
II Casaro Bishop of Aries in the year 542 may not be
considered void of interest at the present moment is
taken from book entitled Liber Maralabs printed in
Gothic characters, and deposited in the Royal Library
Paris
The administration Of the kingdom France will be
blended. that they shall leave it without defenders
rhc hand of God shall extend itself them, and
MI rich and the mobiles shall be deprived of their estates
and dignity division shall spring up in the church of
so and there shall be two husbands the true and
the other aduter7us. The legitimate husband snail be
put to flight there shall be great carnage and as great
,,r0son blood in the day Of the Gcntiles The uni
,rrsnl church and whole world shall depore the
and destruction Of most celebrated city the capital and
mistress France. The affairs Of the temple shall be
DESTROYED the holy virgins outraged shall fly from their
seats and the whole church shall be stripped of her tenn
portl gods length the black eagle and the lion
shall appear lowering from far countries Misery to thee
o. city Of philosophy thou shalt be subjected! cap
n i've iumhed to confusion shall at last receive his
Nsrowu and destroy the children of Brutus1
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IsDiAN TRorplEs MiNNEsorA.-A correspondent of
The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser writing from St Paul
minnesota says Much anxiety is felt the ratification
of the treaty with the Sioux Indians They are still in
nossesion the best portion of the territory occupying
The right bank of the river in front of St Paul AS
soon as the Indian title is extinguished, there will be
general rush to locate presumption claims upon them
before they be surveyed or brought into market and
large accession Immediately to the population of the ter
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The Hon. George Denny, President of the
Granite Bank died at Boston, on the 18th inst
Mr.. Broughton Thomas, u soldier in the war
of lSl2 died in spartanburg District. O. the 18th
inst.
The packet ship Great Western arrived at
ScwSo1k on "Wednesday week. with sick list of ninety
persons i'll with ship fever She placed in quarantine
A NewYork paper, commenting the Kossuth
hat says that it is made Of material calculated to allow
the free escape of the from the lead important
quality in that kind of hat,
Alcohol was invented and used to stain ladies
cheeks i'll Arabia about nine hundred and twenty years
ago 1t still reddens cheeks. and too-bu is used
more by the males than females.
Charles Dickens, in the last number of House.
hold Words says that the watchwords of France are no
longer Liberty, Equality and Fraternity but Lib
erty, Equality, fraternity and Muskehy,"
The late fire III the Capitol at Washington is
attributed to the great number of ncendary speeches
that have been made in Congress within year or
two.
The NewYork Express says that the specie in
Che Banks Of Network amounts TO ST230OoO, against
p5so GOO at the last quarterly in September the
increase rising s13000O0 The banks in much
stronger position than they in September last as
their resources available and the liabilities have
considerably decreased
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Per steamship Meteor from alvesonA1rs Thomas Mr.
Dash, G " Clifton, barrett Conner Smith, Myers
Ellis Simon Aessrs Sellers aaxey Nettles Dorman T1nns Re
holds, Chiffon, Rea, Ennis, Joslyn eight deck.
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WANTED.

MAJ ANTED-A COOK in small family, who
understands Washing and ironing Apply gESPLA
NAi1h slREtI. jsn21 Its
A7ANTED-THIRTY CHILDREN, between
the ages Of and 70 At DAN RIGGS CIRCUS
OF children
disposed to place under his will apply the Circus ST.
Charles between P.
that will taken their MORALS competent
instructor engaged TO attend their
NM ANTED INIMEDIATELY-A good Barge
Wv or KEEL BOAT suitable information
npPiy to the Subscribers, STONE Il WALWoRTII,
Janis II Sc TchOupitoulas street.
Ma ANTED TO HIRE-A first rate colored
Creole Cook for whom fair price will be paid None need
iilN unless well recommended Inquire this
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GREAT EXCITEMENT.
THE celebrated Nine

~ LAMONT, from Barnums Museum NepYori has returned to
this city from at her
residence, No ia Cron1ee Between Poydras
streets for the reception Of all who wish
on s mo scientific principles PhrenOogy and PALMS.
ny The tact of her favorable AVID prediction Mile
Lind during her stay in New0 has creates.
xseInent wherever Known The long residence of
inostan, and her communication with the
yanage occult knowledge possessed BY country
Persons having important law pending will find
give her ac call.
Madame LIS stay in this city being limited.
rtS Gents tnf hiies and one Dollar
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Mutual Benefit eft Life and nd. Fire Insurance


~ Incorporated in April s4e, Dividend of so De,
cent. on Two Years Business
Office, No SS CAMP ST, between Gravcr and Common sts
besiEss OF THE COMPANY CONFINED FE
This Company being organized solely the sc,
holders AMI Their hn against poverty,
fe Institution, npon
nd si principles, and nioIa
Me- age and hhndseihe leeHey widows ch-n
80 An policy holders whether FOR life CON
nu The insurance till death participate in the whole of The profits
Creditors insure The lives married woman can
effect the life of her husband e
Herself and children from the claims creditors
TRUSTEES:
John lagan Joseph Walker, Henry S. Buaknor,
peief cqnIsiSlr- Aiaunsel White, John s. Allison
isooeft :. ward, Samuel Stewart, VIM E. Levsrch,
isa.c Johnson, ElHsfd
PETER CoNRKr, Jr. President Bonr, Trustees
t..s- H. DIRECTORS:
T. V" Seweii, John a Doughery John Claiborne,
Ehw lenner Coke, John NJ Lee +. X. Afasiersau,
n G. Heart, Tios. c. Jenkins, N. O. Pleston
NJ NJ. Cohen, U Weklan d. II. Carroll,
NJ q hail. John a. Roberts,, John NJ. Cnrran,
leo v Smith, X II. Brunei, r. T. Arniistead,
SAMUEL I. Moh, ,-. L. Spgngenberg. III
A. j. WRppERBuRS NJ. D.. Medical Bonrd of
H. G. liz Aarr Acaa,ry M NJ Ce,sN Attorney
RtcHARp BN NJ D. street Medical
who viii be at the office daily from hafpast - to
By thu Charter only $4,000 is taken single life,
ms Company V prepared to entertain applications for Life
than the rates charged BY the NeYo and Offices without
their restrictions residence in the South Dyides
Of Fronts declared annually and the profits interest and can
be made available the Of their an
where The party has paid his premiums full. T7'
Caonls Permits ut New York and London
Fable OF Rates and all information to Life papers
u Extensive Tray cling Privileges. y NV 9gNlt'''S
E4T Office hours. 3 4. NJ. o M
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CoNGHssstoNAi.Washington. Jan, 20. 9:52 A. m-Tllere
was great Falrel in the Senate yesterday among the
Massachusetts ab0iitionsts the debate on the Mexican
indemnity bill, Much excitement prevailed
FoRTEsT DvoRoE CAsE.-Nelc York jan 25-The For
rest divorce is closed The verdict will be given to-
morrow, Monday.
VIRGINIA sENAToR-Boltimore jan % 10 A. M-The
Virginia Legislature has reelected Mr.. Hunter the U.
s. Senate.
CoSGREss.-Congress Is still debating the Mexican in
demnity bill.
SOUTHERN MAILs.-seven mails due here from New
Orleans. Evening Picayune.
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Later from Europe.

ARRIVAL OF STEAMER Administrators TENDING Down
wAhps--BREApsTtFrs iMrRovNa-1HrEREsTIyG PoLrr,eAr
SEws--NfH York, Sunday, January 25--The Cunart
steamer America has arrived from Liverpool bringing
dates from that place to the 10th instant three days latc
than those brought by the Arctic The following is
brief summary of her accounts:
LvERPooL MARKETS. Jan. 1o.-Thcre has been fair de
mand in the cotton market since the departure of the
Arctic on the 9TH instant but the improvement noticed
IN the early part of the week has been lost This owing
IN some measure to the rather troubled appearance
are about $4,000 bales of which exporters have taken
5000, and SPECTATORS 1000 bales
The official quotations follows Fair Orleans Sd
Middling Orleans 45Sd; Fair uplands, 47sd and Mid
ding uplands, 4sd lb 1.-THE quotations by the Asia
The steamer Of the Sd instant Fair Orleans 5
Uplands, 9-1Gd There is consequently a decline for
the week, in all descriptions except Mildling Orleans
The Arctic of the It'll reported Mddling Orleans AZ
and Mddlng uplands at 4ssd showing decline these
grades for the last three days OF ]6d. per lb Eds
Trade in the manufacturing districts has slightly i'm
proved since the departure OF the Arctic,
Flour has been in good request at slight improvements
and the quotations now for Western Canal 21s Cd
and for Ohio superfne 22s Cd per Dbl
Corn has also met with good inquiry at full prices
Yellow is quoted at 28s and white at 3O per quarter
Lard has brought As Cd per cwt with fair demand
Coffee has been in fair request and holders firm
sales to the trade moderate.
Rice has been steady at 1ss cd per cwt
The money market is unchanged. Consols are quoted
at 71s for money
Cape of Good Hope relative to the Cae disastrous
the English forces having suffered severe loss in recent
engagements.
MARINE DIsAsrEn-The British ship Columbus from
New Orleans bound for Liverpool has been wrecked on
the Irish coast, The crew saved.
FRANcE-TRouBLE WITH ENGLASp-C CONSTITUTION Posr-
roNEp-France is generally quiet, though there is vet
much expression Of dissatisfaction both in Paris and the
departments.
A serious misunderstanding has arisen between the
Marquis Of Normandy and President Louis Napoleon
relative to the pursued by the latter toward the
ieigian government. lie had sent special Envoy to
Brussels. peremptorily demand etraditon of the
political refugees from the the December
against which proceeding ii is understood that the British
Minister had protested and about to demand his
passports and return to England
The PRONUNCIATION of the Constitution which had been
prepared by President Louis Napoleon has been deferred
ten days. [Eruljng Dtlta
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.

"n1n First Municipality; n9' Municipality "ms'
Third Municipality The LEFT hand figures number of
20 4 which the Yessals lay = y
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Home Mutual Insurance Company O.

applications N''S' " i'SSfii ~ 'sNA'ss
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS n
at the Office Of the Company, AVER STREET
ef person insurng with il becomes
Prohs divided he
eaInse are to be invested here control Of me Tsess
rms company established purely the principal
nce and the Trustees believe this subscription (&aJ5
security policy holierH. = N'-'''sSt'7=""'f
me portfolio Of the tle
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-27
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.


JEFFERSON Cry,
Monday Evening, January 26 1852. !
The supply of all descriptions of stock remains small and
prices high, We quote:
BEEF CATTLE (Western) .............901Oc % fb net.
Hoes, ,00-c u Ii net,
SHEEP SO 5o(6S5 60 q head
Mich Cows ACKNOWLEDGEMENT S0DS65 q head.
CALVES AND YEARLINGs.. Sll 00DS13 90 q head.