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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26
NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY q
Supreme Court-Condensed Decisions.

Tie State u Lmtsinna. appellee. Orleans Navigation
Co. appellants Appeal from 9Th District Court of New
orleans PREsroN, The company having failed to
deepen and render navgable the Canal Carondclet
cmlng the terms of their charter 1T is ordered adud
ed and decrecd that the Orleans Navigation Company has
forfeited its charter that it be dissolved and henceforth
BE- extinct for the violation of the conditions Of the act of
Incorporation
Cese joSephine Beaie. appellant. Samuel Rick J. ap-
lfnut Appeal from Jefferson EusrIs G. J... Ac-
ton to recsind the sale of tract of land account of
lesion Id that where the testimony does not fix with
certainty the value of property at the time of the sale
there is standard by which the court determine
that sio has been suffered In all questions of lesion
the value Of the property Mt the time Of the sale is the
rule by which the lesion is to he ascertaned' Code Art
1861 If tho value is not fixed within certain range by
thu evidence. the lesion il matter of conjecture and
must be considered not proved. Vide Civil Code 1865.
Fo contra de re 343 e seqtnte. Merlin, rerbo Lesion,
Cod N0poon 1877 ct sequner. Judgment reversed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26

CoTTON-The business in Cotton was again large yes
terday the sales reaching 5000 bales at firm prices
cLAsslFrcAT,os
6 5ntSrier s 5Ss M Fai4 Fair ssS S5
Middling 49,. 71sGD75 K Good Fair $500. .s14G5eX
Good Mddling. ..7A@siGood and Fine. .... 100 =
TOBACCO-One two buyers forward and took
$50 hhds including 10 at Az as at Al, at 5051k, 81
new crop at sA 10 at 4 and Mason County (seectons
at ID.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-Prices for Sugar were
steady owing light receipts and 500 bids found pur
cascrs at 3404fe for common to fully fair Also, 1000
bbs Moasses at 2225e for fcrmentng to choice lots
FLoUR-Very little doing. owing to the light stock Of
superne Sales $50 bbls Ohio in lots, at 81 250S4 3d.
100 fancy Missouri - S. and 30 extra ST. Louis at
IS 90. ...
GRAIN-There but little Corn left on the Levee,
and the only sales made 1449 sacks at 553 and
1888 sacks white at OF Oats 1000 sacks Kentucky
ack) sold at the advanced rate of &c. and 200 St Louis
in two lots at 35t.
PROvISIONS-Pork continued steady, with sales of
$50 bbs Mess s14 49, 800 Sill 90 l12 SIS 90 and
2l0 bbls Rumps at Sl2 co.. Bacon Sides scarce, and
Sides selling in small lots at 9694e also, 20 tierces
Sugar-cured Hams taken at LOG OF Lard 140 bbs and
erces sold at S, 1888 tierces 262 bbls at about
and 100 kegs at 9-164 p IL.
COFFEE-Market dull, and buyers holding back for
later advices from Rio. which are hourly expected
WHISKY-Nearly 800 bbs sold at H. 100 (of favorite
brandt at II y. and 100 Raw at II 1sGD1Se
SALT-We hear of 1000 sacks Turks Island sold out of
store. recently, at 400 p sack, 30 days.
STAR CANDLEs-150 boxes "a good brandt brought
1896 cash.
FREIGHTs-A ship taken for Havre at ~ for Cotton
EXCHANGES-Good demand
Sterling 108I010914
New ork sixty-day Bills. 2a2nc d Ct. disc
Sight Checks NewYork. 1af01 p ct disc.
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shs q e. 3 e :ai sa1 A more y e. @ b 5
P3ne made and signed before H. b. cnaa Eq Notay Public
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SIXTEEN LOTS OF GROUND in the bounded by New
inclusive Lot No. ora' he corner Fulton New ge and roy
ess Lot. IL 49, 49, H. IL ohton Fulton and
FIFTEEN IoTs OF GROUND in the bounded by New
, Il 4 NJ aa4 ssy Lee
q. TO- H. 10 ia and il Fulton and New
TEN lots or GROUND square New Leyes,
f S ~ soa and Soe D1 I from to - m
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IF ne end
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No Julia Fulton and New evee
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Delord streets numbering inclusive
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| not named, having four ironts 50 .--. n
GE Ike Ike %les
on opening wide Streets and well adapted for the heavy Western
Psa. the and
,s!d
promise under which h nnAe prior day
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26

INcaEAsEp SPEED,-The time tables between Buffalo and
NewYork is said will be seventeen hours after the direct
road from Syracuse to Rochester is completed To Albany
in IL hours, and from Albany to NewYork in five.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
ooo SO ' Ais 70 beef 500 e
s' %ss sse
ii. ss XII s % s s ,s s s so dys s
&c, 81 q II beet n; AsT M:"4
lard Shropshire son5 do 10 hi,ls s. ksgs
' @ Whisky M '4
ssovi Mead~sHndTSs to order.
Delta "a go Dbl. ~ whisky "a Dc nfshS i
aS es s %s @ ss nsh
II % ~h o So 4 81. s Ss%
s whisky 100 starch ss%mS . n-
%s.% i Pe'e;h SSls Pnk H.
y !. +:ss Ssos, s?i1. s S cs ss ''
ss1:s s'i@a Eli si fs
s 81, aIs" So b11s WEy love- vsgc
ss 1A Gs%n nEs'G: ss;
s s'sS
loot % *. DO ] 100 s , kegs butter
% SSsi ss's:F S,9 r?s%s '1;es' R"e;'
esf S'ss1is es sss fs 81 S
aars sss : ss pss Ss s ssss sss
3 s,,s 80 M aa E ny is hGs
Sn d. ns a t SI soton SO
hh,s sugar si6 bbls molasses.
: ~ ss''
coloi t Mclean &coS6 Brander Williams &cot5ei Gonnes
l25 Watt DeSaule--67 Wright Williams &co79 Ward Jonm
Pickett Perkins co Cuidy Sco9 do Henderson
rrae4o Kelly Conyngham &coSl do Thonhil Meihennyo Dc
Foley Ayery33 Hewitt, Norton Nco2i Wilihms-l4
yue see Oakley Hawkins Buchannon, Carroll &co21
Wcs6 Beck-40 Sale Cox eco-55 H Mooe2O 6 Cocks
Buckner Smton Curry PersonIoa 2l6O bales cotton
RED RIVERPer Caspian l6 bales cotton Roubieu-So
Cummings, &co-l5l HILL Mclean &co00 Jackson
l2 Ar MenbeIser7 Payne Llarrisen6O Feilowes &ole
Nelson &co--l2 Hoy 4 Ford-Total lOi3 bales cotton
% % ,s. w a@ e 90 wS i wsm. to rsT
Soy ca@psiS Rngssy, hides Ieaskias
pcrits Alpn-3 ro-sundres orde-Io
| ISL bales cotton.
Music hht bbls and
molasses, Boge Foley Avery4 bbls mo
do, hhd IA bales Gerard AZ
do Pavy, Lobt 3co-4 Roy2U HGwr--6 Durhot Sot-
4 l4nuiry6 Barbdge Adans20 NJ ioian JrSI
bcIo'q--4p Il Shift Aco-sundrios to order
BAYOU BCEUF-per Catherine: hhls ohe
br Hope 80 hhds S6 bbs molasse
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26

Texas CREDiToRs-The creditors of Texas recently held
meeting in the Exchange at Philadelphia at which
steps press their claims the atten
ton of the present Congress. The amount of Texas
claims held Philadelphia is said to exceed million
of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26

ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO BURN JsIL-Frcdcrck stoufcr.
the accomplished burglar and rObber. who some time aso
broke from the Jail at Martinsburg Va but was recap
ured and recently made attempt to burn the jail made
another unsuccessful attempt to burn the saur
day last
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26

ANoTHER R.ILwAY.-Thc people in Northern Ohio have
resolved to have railway from Cleveland by Chagrin
Fails. Warren and Garfield to Enon the Pennsylvania
and Ohio road Upwards of 100000 of stock has been
subscribed. The ladies' Of Chagrin Falls hare taken
$500 in single shaies-a leapyearh movement that
evinccs energy not to be nmidated by ordinary OBJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26

THE STEAMER STATE MMSE.-rhis steamer. which
reported yesterday aground near Newton with a
large number of passengers board has been got off
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26
Selling or to Moe.

Selling or to .WOve.
CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASS, LAMPS, cm
TABLE CUTLERY, WIN
The subscribers having resolved the coming year will yy
this their stock large reduction -
for CASH The following of the leading articles
GILT PAINTED CHINA TEA SETS VASES MUGS CANDLE
STICKS, etc.
FRENCH AND IRON STONE CHINA by the piece set.
CUT AND PRESSED DECANTERs TUGIBIERS WINES, DISHES
etc ETC.
LAMPS all kinds, TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS, JAPANNED
TRAYS.
SILVER PLATED CASTORS, FORKS, SPOONS, etc
BRITANNIA AND BLOCK TIN GOODS Of all kinds.
Also extensive COMMON CRoCKERY and GLASS
WARE for country trade
the attention of House and Hotel keepe
Country Retailers the fact that deter
July moving
and they may expect bargains. r H. + ELL q ~
d21 81 Common street, near camp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26

MORE DAMAGEs.--Mrs. Mary NJ Hubbard obtained
verdict of $3.50 damages against Mddetown, Conn., TO
improper construction of road by which her carrag
was overturned and she much injured.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26

SHIPMENTS GoLD.-The shipments Of gold from this
country thus far during the present year amount to
a--0
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26

NEwYoRK IRISH ExiLEs--The Board Of Alder
of the city of NewYork have passed resolution call
ing Congress interfere in behalf of the Irish excs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26

Mr.. Greenough the sculptor, is now in NewYork. lie
is awaiting the arrival from italy Of his group intended
for the Capitol at Washington 1t is said that he will
very soon commence his statue of j. Fenimore Cooper
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26
ENplRTi

ENPOKTS
GALvEsToNPer steamship Yacht: $50 bbs hour, tbs bread,
. potatoes, ITO bxs soap, 50 bxs caudles,
YoIsk-Per ship Minnesota bales 441 bhs pork,
whisky, 1919 Ibis II h do 63 kegs lard +24 bb oil lbs
do cks potash, bales hemp do
sarspu sacks feathers bales skins 100 empty cak $50 pkgs
merchandise.
NEW YOEK-Per ship "a hhds
tobacco hbls -four SKIS corn, bils hides 1857
glassware.
LIyERPoO--Per ship Ieavtt storer: 2a4 bales
PENSACOA-Pers Martha corn, coffee, casks
bacon, 10 bbls pcrk, so 10 flour, 20 do whisky.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26

TIE FORFEITED BAIL OF CH.PLIS.-Thc $4,000 bail
which Chaplin the stealer gave charge of at
tempting abuct slaves belonging to Messrs Stephens
and Toombs and which he forfeited has been paid
to the State of MARYLAND.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26

TuE Ice BRlpGE.--A dispatch from Havrc de Grace
dated the 18th, says the ice bridge continues firm
the rise in the river having passed off without af
fecting it. Passengers safely at any time
during the winter
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26
FLATBOATS.
In Second ty-

'ISCIN NArI-'u ', : boats bushels Shu
/, ilNtd .,,.,.
lNnASA-Pr bushels 80 sacks do
" Owens, .
INDANA-Per Gabah boat: 800 bills -four, 40 DIN whskey to
Connolly.
80 bbls pigs feet, owner on board
uuaynsss bbiS pork 500 los lays sarse aia'S
ugsaaR HAD J q Woodruff Ase.
taplsNAEiPsr Ferris. i4t ?Ea shis eA eag'sf bhs'hFl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26

Ono CANALs-Notice has been given that the canals in
Ohio would opened for navigation the 10th Of March
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26

POWDER MILL ExpLosIoN-The gunpowder mill at
Spencer Mass. blown up the 18th. killing man
and injuring others.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26
SUPREME touRr THE UNITED S1ATEs.--Ep Wednesday,,
Feb II, 1852 Edward Wells Esq. of NcwYork, and Pc

SUPREME CoURr UNITED S1AIEs.---Ip ednesdap
Feb H. 1852 Edward Wells, Esq. of Ncwiork. and Pc
heW Chandler, Esq of Massachusetts. were admitted
EtOrneyS and couneelors of this Court
Nos 90 and %. John Darlington e A.. rs The Branch
of the Bank of fife State of Alabama Error to the SUI
prene Court Of the state of Alabama Mr. Justice Nc
Lean delivered the opion Of the Court. affirming the
judgments of the said Supreme Court in these causes
with cost.
No. H. Samuel Smyth, rs, Strader, Ferine Go. In
error the Circuit Court of the United States for Ala
hama Mr. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion OF
! the Court. dismissing this cause with costs,
No. 100. decker, Tore L. Co. appellants. j. X.
ntgomcry, The argument of this COM
enced by Mr. Coke for the appellants, and continued by
A r Key for the appellee
No los Samuel Sargeants heirs, plaintiffs in error
State Bank of Indiana. This submitted
sterday the Court the record and printed argu
mcns by Mr. Smith for the plaintiffs in and by Mr.
White for the defendant in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26

RED RivER.-The Alexandria Republican Of the 14th
says that the falls in Red River have been hidden from
view by the rising water
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26

Pr the famous bone player. formerly of Dumboltons
Ethiopian Serenadcrs is engaged by Madame Nesris to
perform for the at the Lyceum in London.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
Grand FN,.esUeH Musical Tour In
.lnleTtCN.

Grand FNveeUeH Musical Tour IN
.lmeTtCN.
MADAME ANNA BISHOPS
PROGRAMME OF
HER FIRST LYRIC ENTERTAINMENT,
PARTLY IN COSTUMES;
Combining the attractions
CONCERT AND OpERA7IC SCENES,
AT THE ARMoRY HALL,
ON THURSDAY EVENING, February 26 1852
PART r.-cONcERT,
Popular Songs Favore Ballads, etc ,r,
l. MIpAM f; 1SsA o BfsRop 'S'""' '''"
Souvenir q" La HaH Hska f y' ssIas
3 The F''"F''' H MsbAME A ls3S BISHOP
A. Fantasia for Flute on the Bohemian Grip and AN
rER sIs', Julius 1fsi sIEDE.
" Irish h sts s o1s the 1 la Is
MADAME DAN ANNA BISHOP
eaainis Great Bravurs Song agimus h. ;Gugielm
p ot Al yve by Mime A. B. at her cne Rs IrhGs sEDE
PART u-OPERATIC SCENES IN COSTUME.
l. "ei'as S"'''s-' HERR HERMAN BRAUN.
av'rF 'sne 2fsBS fs c Rlsst Sem SF' Opera
MADAME ANNA BISHOP.
Comprising besides R4eaes the popular Ballad Son
the Banks of Guaialqaisr' p,.,,,
D. '"'a''p ''F + 'e HERR Julius sEDE
MAD SCENE and Grand Finale from the Opera of
MADAME ANNA BISHOP,
g. Baga'elIes mprovisses on M * f Rocns..
introducing The popular song Of la
CastilaD and IN the National
costume BY MADAME ANNA BISHOP.
Mr. BoCHsA will preside mt the PIANO.
s Tickets Dollars One Dollar To be had at VIM
Store Camp the Arory Hall and on the
| evening performance at the Hall.
IT OF the Songs, English TRANSACTIONS of
Costume, to be sold at the door Price,
| Twenty Gents.
~ TIL. Piano Forte A. Peyels Grand c
| ton. from W. I. Mayo's Music store.
ranments commence at O'Clock Doors open at
| o,.,ort rce5 ql MR. BOCFSA Manager
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26

SHlp FE,ER.-Capt. Reynolds and VIM Bingham. of
the NcwYork police have died of ship fever contracted
from immigrants who admitted into the station
house to prevent their pershiug in the street Several
other members of the police ill with ship fever which
irariDp to serious extent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26

The LEHMAN MuRpERERs.-The two Polish brothers
named Skeepnski have been fully committed at Phila
delpa on the charge of numbering young Lehman The
evidence against them is crcumsanta but very strong
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26

The Arctic SEARcH,-Lieut Wilkes, in reply to inqui-
ries which have been directed to him in relation to the
plan suggested for the search after Sir John Franklin
gencer, explains the mode in which he would propose
the search should be carried The first esideratum
in the search he holds to be to avoid far possible the
risk of more valuable lives in the attempt to render
sstance to those who may have already persisted The
second to render relief speedy and effective possible
Relieving the search by vessels to be futile he proposes to
employ them only to convey aid provisions to the
harbor Wellington Channel where Sir John Franklin
and his expedition passed the winter of ls4546 There
he proposes to place temporary colony OF from four to
five hundred men provided with all the means necessary
wiz sedges boats ETC. of the best and most appropriate
until the whole Arctic region s searched in all directions
from this point.
This he believes would be adequate to make
cecua exploration in two and be subject to
more risk than what may be encountered in such eli
mates which by experience former expeditions have
found to be subject to greater casualties than
other portions of the globe
In reference to the plan thus proposed Lieut. W
he has full confidence in its practicabty whether it
result successfully in the humane object of affordng
lief to the missing voyager only adding contributions
to our knowledge of the Arctic regions it still prove
mted memorial to Congress directing their attention
to the proposed plan of search invoking their aid in
| carrying it out,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26
CONSIGNEES.


ship Boston-opPng, Hiscox-Bebee
REQ Waugh, Williams &co-Nlarsh Ranlett &co-H
Cochran &coruts Ilobskennedy FoerJ IInnpson
- f,ujdecke &co- dords
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CRY.
Wednesday Evening February % 1852
There scarcely any Sheep and but few large Hogs
Offering The supply of Beef Cattle and Yearlings very
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26

A New REApINe MAeHNE.--The Illinois papers say
that Mr. Charles Denton, Of Peoria, has invented reap
ing machine which surpasses McCormicks cutting the
sssip whether sten,ihs i,,ged, green OF dry upon
,aasl, ~ uHsye ssaae. is,iIs it In bundles ssA doing
bstt'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26

A DrsGRAcEFuL FIGHr BETWEEN OFFIcIALs.-A dis
graceful fight occurred at Madison Wisconsin. the
10th ult between Lieut.. Gov. Burns and Bediah Brown
s5tor of the Madison Democrat and President of the
Senate Brown had his cheek bone broken, and Burns
rot his face badly scratched in Browns attempt to gougt
out his eyes The parties finally separated by the
hvstpnlcrS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26

~ The Directors of the UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE,
ANNUITY TRUST COMPANY PHILADELPHIA have the
insured the Company the
vary satisfactory exhibit of a affairs the close of the
which, and
of Life they enabled their
careful sufficient the OF all
outstanding rs Directors have much satisfaction hndE that
they warranted declaring twenty
policies entitled
wilt and be payable ut
ieah paid each policy
holder ut his her option.
The office and being relieved by having an
equitable proportion borne by the Savings Fund and Trust
this Company suecesu cannot a 70 con-
the insured members of the United States e Annuity
advantage which they
entitled will Afforded them while economy the
agement followed for their interest and
fetl6 H
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26

EAUTIUN I-PERSUNS RUPTURED should
be that they have security against STRANGuLATEp
HERNIA with all its horrors constructed aud wei
.lapted TRUSS. sHERMANs NEW PATENT TRUSS aud RUP-
tuRE REMEDY will effect PERMANENT CURE This Truss is
ntcy from all others principle action,
1aeny effect; possessing all the while the
the knis The
being comparatively light in bad Rupures be
regulated brought directly the ernia openings thereby
Houg security all times under the most slot by
fitted HI proprietor sktl the
beyond the S.agGson other painful dan
which inicquent the other Truss
afflicted with Hernia
md apply bad and tee
those who
tnliar with the Of Rupaes Let he the
rt TO- properly fitted Therefore, have concluded
sell and apply the Truss Office 10
Sr CHAaLk srRESr, New Orleans.
,Sssryo siTno off the dnor NH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26

SUSPENSION IN NEwY onE.-The NewYork Tribune of the
18th says We sorry to be obliged to announce ano-
Their suspension Messrs Carleton Co. of our largest
elk houses obliged suspend payment to-day Their
liabilities are about 100000 and they show surplus
x,4 600 of assets Immediate cash relief needed
shch could not be had upon terms which would be SUBJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26

PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT
Thursday Morning, February 90, 1852.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Yacht, Thompson Brazos St Jago Galveston,
Harris Il Morgan
Ship Minnesota Allen, SewYork, J o Woodruff &co
Ship 7 j Rogers, Sprague, NewYOrk, G C Boeer Geo
Ship Leavi Sorer tiracin, Liverpool, ] 2 Whitney
Schr Martha Webber, Pensacola, John Hurley
ARRIVED.
Steamship Mexico Place, Inianola, Galveston February
to Harris Il Morgan-2d
B slip Theodore Morton, Liverpool December Rogers
tGco-Point.
Ship Unicorn, Pollard days my.
Bark MIrlo, Waite days from APaacoa ballast
Point.
Bark Pamphylin Shed from Charleston, Cochett Chap
man--2d my.
Br Pmeta Brownlow, IA st Thomas
Sp brig ybdabo Gep days from Vera Cruz, in ballast to
sp brig Resiauaor, Goday days avara ballast
LIST
Wave Anderson, q days from Bath Me, mnsterPoint.
Sch Mount Vernon ACarty, from Savannah, 81
Ievy-2d my.
shr Inn ausemn frnmt the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26

nR. E. CRANES SHOULDER BRACE AND
SUPPoRrER.Ths ingenious instrument supports the whole
value sarng with Pains Weakness
Back Side immediate relief finally
ing detected vigorous The cerap,ve
predispOd greatly benefited
prolonged by the of this Brace.
Call the BIZ ACE, and yourselves
SHERMAN, Agent Tor the South,
10 St. Charles street. New Orleans.
II Also, Agent for DR. BANNINt's CELEBRATED BODY
BRACE. mhtt ivd&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26
Grand Concert.
Grand Concert.
II The public respectfully informed that
MISS CATHERINE HAYES
SIXTH AND LAST GRAND CONCERT,
IN THE ARMoRY HALL. ON
ON FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY q. 1852.

ON FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY q, 1852.
PROGRAMME:
Seem and Aria Per veer (Parna Donue
HERR MENGS.
Robert. que jaime obert lie Dabe Meyerbeer
MISS CATHERINE HAYES.
farore airs upon the Flute .Boehm
Mr.. KYLE
Arirta CavalIn Quudici Boriese
HERR MENGIS.
Fanta the Piano Forte. 1900
MIR. f. BoULANGER.
Grand Aria Come per Somnanhnla .Beln
MISS CATHERINE HAYES.
HERR GRIEBEL.
Kathleen Msvouren, Crouch
MISS CATHERINE HAYES.
Aria Buh" Lorsque nae' dean Paris Boedeu
HERR MESGIS
'''''' MISS CATHERINE HAYES.
Aria Rampoli LA CeneIensola) Rossn
HERR MENGIs
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erngs and from II. Parsons Camp
e. Tickets 81 and s They be procured at the
office the Armory Hall THIS MORNING.
n. B.-Every Seat will be numbered.
containing the words Of the Songs French,
Italian and English the Concert Room the night
Of performance. Price, Twenty-Five cents.
open halpast Concert to commence at eight
O'Clock fe26 lp