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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

bb moases Brand Landry 50 hhds de Eeana2 do !!
Ilnuhe bbs n6lrsa"s VI Whit"
acoa3 half bbls nolssses Dtgos Pasan &e9o s n'as. "a
BnbdF Adams5 do Gerard coo bids
bbls molasaes altenrrger coa do Au2ust hiha
dries orieoa Az bales cotton BIS bids & s moasaS
hf bhls moasses.
MEMPHs-Per Collier: haes Fellow as
d Fuller 6co3Ol Watt DeSnule2ic - Nelson
Mtenberger &eo2O7 Elder co2O4 D t"upr
&colT9 Robson Alen-l2 Wright Williams &ro7b Owen
COLL Kelly, Conyngham &co92 Savage Williams &coS3 Grim
Green &eo7t Micel73 Mejregor Alowny72 Carroll
10 Bradley, Wilson &oo52 NJ Pnekad dco-52 Ward cns
As Fsa Donegn &eoa5 side Green eoa5 Payne HHr.1n-
30 Greenwood &co30 Bnckner Stanton7 Henderson Peh
Il Moon T'n, &co do Cherry Henderson &'ols bsggn 10
ella Pickett Perkins &col4s do 60 baging Pnrnee
10 pigs mde RckA cols hhds Druilhe sonTota,
1850 bales cotton.
NEW CARTIIAGEPer Princess Mo- AIS bales cotton
Fellowes &oB4i do d Cuo553 Buckner Il Santon426
Jackson Watt DeSaulns Boger, Foley Avey2O6
Wright Williams IAvericl &eos7 Henderson Peale
S. K iecki2 Thornhli Mcisnny35 McRae, fonnn
Rks &co3O Brabde Williams &eo30 Tsanan &co25 Ward 4
Swiley Wright 6eoln ii Moore-l5
Burke Emest-5 Curry PERSON. de 7 Donald &eofota
bales bales Of the above
at Natcbez To be shipped on the fr good boat.
PASSENGERS.
steamship Anrn Apancicols- Alrsst- D MITCHELL
Potter John Perry II Lowe, o II, FTnmin
Kcllewoed Owen, D ulery Thompson, Chambers ukctt
John Aciraw, j Schwartz
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERSON CRY.
Monday Evening. February l6. 1852.
Arrived since Saturday 33i head Of Beef Cattle, so
Hogs 800 Sheep. "a Mich Cows and "A Calves and Year
ngs The stock Beef Cattle and Sheep is heavy with
fair supply of Hogs, Mich Cows and Veal Cattle.
BEEF CATTLE (Western) .4M6lec b net
Hoes 6GD7c q fb net.
Surrr .....................S1 75(6S4 90 = head,
MUCK Cows. S20iDS50 q head.
CALVES AND YEAnlNGs, S. 50GDS9 SO . head,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

ELLIOT WARnURToN.-In speaking of the recent burn
ing OF the steamship Amazon Mt sea- correspondent of
the NewYork Herald says Mr. Genns one of the pas
sengers saved. states that he Elliot Wurburton on
deck completely dressed when his showed Off Gu
rousy enough, in Warburtons last work Daricn' which
appeared only few days before the Amazon sailed there
is vivid description of the conagration vessel at
sea. Before starting Warburton insured his life for
f12.000, some say G2D000.'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

tHhEREp-Mr. Forrest visited the Walnut Street Thea
tire Philadelphia Thursday evening. the 9Th inst and
ii H said honorcd by the audience with twelve hearty
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

RrcocHIrIoN INpErEHDEHcE-prcsidcnt Roberts ha,
received from the Prussau Minister the Court of st
James dispatch, containing formal recognition of tn,
1 Independence of Liberia by his Government,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

CoNrrlMfsrARy.-1hc members of the Newly York bar
tn present Charles OConor Esq. handsome service Of
llatc, asa token Of admiration for the ability with which
Inc lptrndcd Mrs Forrest
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

ALABAMA RvERs-The Mobile Advertiser of Sunday.
sys Captain Otis of the steamer Cuba from Pickens-
VILE reports the Bgbec in good boating order The Ala
ama sad to have risen about two feet at Montgomery
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

E7cArE FROM PRsov.-on Thursday evening week. Mr..
StarSc the jailor at Richmond. Va. was seized and
thrown down by several of the prisoners. who subsc-
qu"ntly fastened him in cell and then effected their
own escape frbm prison. Their names Hunter,
MNrphy. Beach Holmes. Martin. CromNn and Melch.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

Fuss AMONG THE DEMocRACy.-The Democratic Con-
yention which convened on the 9th inst IN Philadelphia
had tryIng and troublesome time Oh IT, Inc ofhcers
took to thu windows escape the wrath of the null
sule bedase they declared adjournment after pro-
ncuncng Buchanan nominated, while the President OF
the Convention lost his coat skirts in the eagerness OF the
Ca n.s 10 get him hack and have reorganization
lnslly majority Of the Convention reorsan2oA. aud
ssast CIV asss md eans.AH t'ssQ'Fas sfsH,'dstFl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

FNEt NrGEuEs MARrLAND.-ln the House Of Dele
gates the ID inst order adopted requiring the
Committee Coorcd Population to inquire into the
cxpcdency of reporting bill to compel all free negroes
20 hire themselves out by the year, This order was
adopted with but two negative votes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

PraAlE loRsE THEr.-IIanna Williams has been con-
Ected Of horse stealing in Chester county Pa. and
fenced to years Imprisonment in the county Jail.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

lL.1he SECRETARY Of the Navy, Mr. Graham. has been
N for some days that he has been unable to transact
publr business
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

TM FoHR"sr EAsE"-Mr Forrest has obtained a stay
proceedings of thirty days, to make bill of
EXCEPTIONS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

Iowa Brnlle, from St Louis.
saaS Spf E. ns% rom 'i Fn q S1'''"'Si''
sW Downs swiizer, from ouachia River.
EXPORTS.
EOSTON-Pcr ship Monterey: bales bbs pork,
YETI ; ''' ''''' '-' ' o. ' AF' ''' ''' MIS- aud
cADIz-Pe sIip squautum hhJs tobacco, s,avcs
ST ERsBURG-Por ship o,euna; 1925 bales
EMENrr bark Edmond oos bales cotton, 396 hds tobacco
N lkp. mIso,
liAvASAr. brig Mar Et.h: rs h 800 kegs lard 100 ss
KfNGsruN-Prb Velocity tqllow, ia
s do @ 80 do so, "sa g n% g1 g e b G 7g9 RI
so,r ash and sao,lres
,ArALAclncoLAryr sehr Hqdoc AS btl nor bls
cement, % sacks corn, 20
lq sugar aoor ns SOAP Soo
SAN JUAN DE NIcARAGuA-Pcr srrr Townsend Ballast.
cINCINNATI-rcr steamer NeworIeans: Foreign mdse.
IMPORTS
o Ala o. aol l%n 5.r: s %Ss < isi G4 E
Hhrris-ado + e Rogers aco-rOal IN bales cotton
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
M IT s GTs e% r o. s u. R s T s sack
do RICHARDSON Megg.sqo bbIs lard Martin owen &fq8oo boxes
SraSr4 stoves pots Twbii Eiwqrs xs cask
DO rs r" Games II oS 5bs do M 6n95 1s do ,"
90" ID SEo eo 10 DO Ranp fo S
| do Sirkles &ro-suniries to order
SS!sSA {. Is, ST: Dy Fl s. 80 s! Hs
s x StS " 70 Wiz, en ss s"', ~ G S
sm,!rcs owner on board.
sr aso IS s 200 S5 'E s ss. G 81 p3 "a.
Il, e Getty y H; beef d dt r ham. Sye Bro re
- s t a. TO-, I Ji s Ss sb s,r o;I Kenn
a 1p HG N % t ls sacks s Ss Ks9 Ps"
Ses %sS1 'S ep $ sssH
f II a h"'noo"e "hrss, owners on so", f'V'
Iloc bbs flour Eager Do, 90 bhds 9ceI
tmnoy III les Meet mus IS eks MANS $40 Dds pork ana i
S rI5S 1S @ Marion 10 S S hfSn I S s s
ii "a cks eal p TInvSt Div S.No Ks tn Shit 4 a1de
81 alcohol Il W " woo hanse nln o SOB
XII nso5 Ss tobacco j G Glenn &co-S 66is beef Stone Wal
sGlGs 49, oSn cGion SeeywIo &C. 40 Tfn T
2 bales LIS, "G y SKIS 'o'o"ed M00n i'" Seoi''"' %
0','S v1,w, 80, sDa Damn. = ", ,:., :.
do Si.the Beverly tsoSli d" Robertson MDos47s Do
SKIS corn IS ibis hams IS Ills bacon pkgs iIrleyl6
yco-l2 hns totneco Turner Wilson Scosundes 10 order
GAINESVILLE Nashville 4s bales cotton 10 Wi
-ioi5 do ii Mclean &ce- " 20 "lats tls &2"
al 10 Hewitt Norton ScoEsS5 do Is hHs tobacco McresoT Ali
do FSio~es Scol do sii Green &coNss d. II casks
is hams Fnloy5 h TOBACCO SlWls i IIulden-Sl DO Ibis In
do PORK Waters scopS hhls tobacco Cidi-ls hhs tobacco
hr Isl ks com ck hams Soeryld91 Preey
ii do Fogsr Scc2 eggs, is peonl
Sm,25 Ibis pork ii do beef do hams do lard "A
buds tobacco Il Short &co?? do "A bts beef do hams dol
isl" pork Fien4Das bbs pork, tobacco
bales cotton ieatma &cosundres to orrTo'a 22s9 bales co'to
olNcnrA RlvER-rer steamer Downs: %, bales cotton
,lqms Phillips Ssoll@ do I' Mclean Sso2s Ward 1GRas
. SCI, Payne nrriso-ls onty f@wksWso ar
cn y,a san na Sr w RS AGs ST2.S Sq
nsannon, Carroll SosS burke EmssS D rolls do
Elder Bros &co2o do Waters &So2 49, pH1eS eltFts k,e
4 enSs sc'S Gn s NJ Gopar s E5 rpT an n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

LOVE- RonBERr SuIcIpE-A lady of property some
time ago left Paris visit to the country, leaving her
house in the care of female servant. Asatian to
whom she was greatly attached On Friday she arrived
in Paris by railway and passing the Hotel de Vle
to her surps. the servant enter the house of agent
for military rempiace,a1t with bag of money in her hand
She called to her The girl was so asonished ut hearing
the voice Of her mistress that she tainted Nhen'shc
covered tf lady conveyed her home. The servant then
threw herself her and confessed that she had taken
600 from her secretary in order to purchase the
lcuse Of her lover soldier in regiment in Africa, who
had written to say that he was dying OF love for her
Tt lady who was much affected at the girl sorrow sand
that she might keep the 6Oo francs but tha she could not
retain her in her service On Saturday she received a
letter from the girl stating that she had paid for ea
ot for her lover but was so Affected at having commit
ted robbery that she intended to commit suicide. The
lady caused inquiries to be made and learned that se
had put end to her existence by means of the fumes OF
charcoal III IL public house at Agny [Galignani
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

SyrPiYISG mn Ono RIVER WITH WirER-A resolution
is before the Pennsylvania Legislature requesting the
members of Congress from that state to obtain such Con-
gs,ional action will promote the adoption of the plan
which has beer submitted to Congress by Cas Elle Er.
for supplying the Ohio river with water during periods Of
drought by of reservoirs to be constructed upon
txeyrihutarics thereof
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

loM IrEe-This notorious individual and two other
y men Of NewYOrk have been arrested for keeping n
bling house They We're brought up ut the instance
rnder Cornell pigeon who had been plucked to the
of 5000
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17


Tuesday Morning. February II, 1852.
COTTON-The demand yesterday was rather active,
and 5000 bales changed hands at slight improvement for
the middling qualities We quote
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. 5@5at AIidding Fair .....s15@
Middiing 7sS7I Good Fair 49,. s9l
Good Mddlng. .7zsf0s'a Good and Fine. 100 =
TOBACCO-We did not hear Of sale.
sUGAR-The demand was good with sales of 500 hhds
MoLAssEs-sales 1900 bbs at 2l623> T. gallon for
fernenting to choice.
FLOUR-Demanda ctive at advanced rates Sales 10000
bbs of which 1000 Ohio in four lots. at 81 10. 900 at
81 121sDS4 Is. 1910 Illinois at - and 800 St. Louis SUI
perinc at 81 % p Dbl.
GRAIN-There good demand for Corn, and 10000
sacks disposed of including $3.50 White and Yellow
in lots at so $500 Yellow in three lots at 5o51
800 White and Yellow, in two lots at 81 and 200 at SO
r hushel Of Oats noticed sales OF 1000 sacks St
Louis at 3o63le 4 bushel
PROVISIONS-The Pork market rather animated.
and about 1000 bbls sold follows 564 bbs unin
spcced Mess at s14 SIZE $40 in two lots at S1i GOA
sll a "a at SIS 90 200 bbls prime $13 % and 100
bbls Rumps So 90 4 Dbl. Of Bulk Pork 10000 ib.
in casks were sold for Hog round-an advance OF
Beef 80 bb prime sold at IS 90 2 Dbl and of Bacon 50
casks at p tb for Sides and 1901 "a for Shoulders
Lard was in fair request with sales of $50 bb and erces
in two or three lots 1l60S3 l25 bbs prime in two
lots at 15082 % terccs Grease at 5a and 500 kegs
prime at 91Se T. tb.
| CoFFEE-Sales 1000 bags Rio. including 1900 old. at
| So 1850 new at 81. and 400 at &c z fb.
CANDLES-2O0 boxes Star sold on the J4evcc ut 16t q
| Is. cash.
WIIISKY-Sales 100 bhls Rectifed of which 500 at
6 100 the and the remainder in small parcels
| at lie T. gallon,
| FREIGHTs-A ship was taken up for Liverpool at IS
| for Flour and Cd for Corn.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fair at quotations:
Sterling. losia Ia lo9
Francs ........ % lD53o
NewYork sixty-day Bills. u ct. disc.
Sight Checks NewYork ........z sO1d q ct. disc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17
NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY II, 1852.

AProrvrMnSr.-+Gov Foote has appointed L. Juicnnc.
ESP Adjutant General of the State Mississippi.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

REyoli 1I0NAIY CoNGRE.s-Thc German Revolutionary
Congress assembled in Philadelphia the 5th Quite
number Of delegates present representing the
rouS Revolutionary Unions of Ncwlorl Philadelphia.
Bost0n. Baltimore. Newark. Lancaster Richmond, and
Bdc,burs Mcssrs Fichler and Gocgg appeared dele
gate from the London Agitation Society
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

SnNs OF HE TIMFs,--ten. Scott has arrived in New
York aud has been called upon BY large number of his
Political friends
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

~ Directors Of UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY PHILADELPHIA have the
pleasure congratulate the insured members of the Company upon The
exhibit affairs the close OF the
past which, with the to the principles and
Life they enabled to their constituency
outstanding Directors have much satisfaction finding that
premiums
received the date Of all thereto
which will either added the nsured and be payable ~
DEATH the present in MONEY will be paid to each policy
holder at his or her option.
The Office being relieved having
equitable Savings Fund and Trust Department
the members of the United States Life naiy
Company every advantage which they
will them, while the sietest the
affairs will be followed for their interest and
henett fel2 6w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

III PoN-ur Vim. Fields. Of Wilmington Delaware
letter TO the Blue Hens Chickcn--a newspaper
cd-that pne tablespoonful of good brewers yeast
- with two Tablespoonful Of cold water. and given
mn three to four times day to an adult and in les
ntcs to children, is certain for the small poN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

REMARKAH.E Discovery IN YlRGiSIA.--A letter in the
Echmond Times states that few days since, while sew
sral men were engaged in blasting out limestone
Buchanan Boctour county they discovered with
an entrance of six eight feet in height and up
wards of hundred long, with two apartments In the
first they found some carthen ware and a large stone
cross On The there carving but it
somuch detced by the hand of time that it scarcely
usccrnible number of citizens with lantern subse
utly entered the second apartment where they found
skeleton STATED ON huge iron chest with its back rest
ing against the wall On opening this chest they found
it to contain gold coin perfectly smooth side and
with some characters on it on the other The
gold in the chest by weight worth seven hundred and
eighty -thret dollars.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17
NewOrleans Agency of the Mutual Pro-
Notice to Builders.

.FOflCC 10 -sSN1lNtfS.
A. P. SIMPSON,
~ Nos II and L! Covngtn Landing New Basin Agent ht ls
BAGpAp MILLS has been authorized the prices Of
YELLOW PINE FLOORING, CEILING AND WEATHER boahb-
ING tks following rates in the Yard
For ~ Dressed Clear Flooring, tongued o, :.
for Galleries $50 10 per 'oVV 'eet
For Il Dressed good Merchaniablt Floor
tongned and grooved. ~ w -
For II n Wide Dressed good Merclhntabe Floor
iug, tonguel and grooved. II 10 -
For y n Wide Dressed good Merchnntahe FLOOR
edge, ~ ~
" in. Narrow Dressed good Merehanablc Floor
edge ~ w
For :. ill., Narrow Dressed good Merhantabe Ccl
Ing, toH.ued and gtooved is W - -
For Il in Wide Dressed good Merchaniablc Ceiling,
touguei and gruCy"d II 10 - -
Dressed II
FURNISHES SASH, BLINDS Panel. DOORS, MoULpISGs
rir. dog
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

WILD BEAST LARcE.-A correspondent of the Cecil
Wing writing from Port Deposit, Id states that that
town in of terrible excitement account of the
presence in the neghborhood of wild and strange
looking animal. He has already destroyed calf
wounded badly Il noble horse, and attacked bull The
citizens intend making systematic effort this week for
his capture The general impression is that it an es-
capped animal from some menagcre
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17
NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET.

Crystal Fount Division No. a, S. of MEETS every
THURSDAY at O'Clock at Temperance Hall No. 70 S Gniirs
Officers the d. r. MlTcHkt W. f T.
McNABB W. WNr Fl. ELLIS R. S. A. WaSo r. s. EDWARD
A. G.; ANDREW Hero, IS; E. W. PERRY, O. s ~
jams WM H. ELLIS, H. D
Odcon Temple of Honor No. 6-Meets every THURSDAY
EyENN at alfas o'clock at Temple Hall ~ ieh91p'"",as
Officers the ending the LIST Of May next
MILLER Tt THOMAS FRlESp, w V. T.. c, H. ALLMANp W.
R.; 4. B. REMcK, W. A. r.; W. DAVIS T. RI n w MolyEE
w T.; f. MORGAN, W. r. POLLARD, W. ID. u; o.
CLu,y w, G: r. L. BRAzrlMAN VS.. jan23
Harmony Division No. 49, s. Of Meets at ~ iehour
ouas street Officers elected for the present term: HGNRH ALIu
LIZ W. p CESAR MoLlEnE W A. JAMES Cow r. 5; sATfh
H. PUTNAM, A. r. S. WM. S. Mourn, f. s.; JoN CAMEL! r. Nm
MnNAN, c. Charles FKReusoN, A. CT CHAKs BARNES s. WM
H. RoNnE Az, O. s; JAMES BEees, p, W. P jams
Pelican Division S. of T.-NIeets every WEDNESDAY
EVENING half O'clock the Hall No. % St Charles street
The following the list of officers for the quarter ending March
81, s52, JONI BRowN w. p: HuGH BREsN W. Al T. MOTH,
r. s. JAMES H. lRwN A. R. s.; JonS DuhTAnp F. s. '" ~ At,
t. PROSPER CARPrErTE, c.; HENRY y. BAILEY A. G. oHN
TURNER, S. HENRY CLINTON, o. S-..NSlTING COMMITTEE
Brown, Magaen HuGH BRERN, Foya street
MoT LOST Peter W. C. WATKINS Apollo and Ihaia
CHRISTIAN Nayates VIM SMITH,
and ST. Mark HENRY E. BAILEY Cypress and
Magnolia streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

Defence OF LBERiA.-The American Colonization So
cley 1t IL said has voted the of $4,000 should it be
required to aid in the defence of Liberia against the at
tacks OF the savage tribes The Society has also adopted
to obtain additional arms and warlie
President Roberts is determined to punish the authors of
the late outrage the surest to secure for the
future. The of the nine massacrcd at the attack
on Fishtown the 9Th of November. Asbnry Has
land Tabert Majors Mrs Muby and her three children
Mrs Briggs and her infant and lad named Charles aged
lh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

DYSPEPSIA BREAD--The best cure and
preventive IN he world Dsp.A and Constipation The
real article he had JENNY LIND BAKERY paps
s" t,ea iHldsi sud EIYn doors iron. he As;kv, Also
O,ar, EaAa hiEkiD, nod RUSH. u superior quality teta
! eyssags rs All W. FAHAIH,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17

a RRIVAL OF Nine. ADOLPHE.--THE ORR
~ GINAL TNsURpASsEpA AID Justly GELEBR ATED NM
SYMPATHlEST n THE WORLD, AND THE SAME DlsTIN
GUiSEIED LADY WHO CREATED THROUGH HER MARVELLOUS
REVELATIONS OF THE PAST AND PRESENT, WELL
THE CORRECT PREDICTIONS THE FUTURE SUCH INTENSE
EXCITEMENT IN ENGLAND, FRANCE AND THE PRINCIPAL
CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES THAT QUEEN VICTORIA PRE-
SENTiD HER WITH COSTLY DAMON BROACfi, AND DAN
WEBSTER WITH A RICHLY IEWELE RING Is NOW n NEW
MIRANDA HOTEL. CORNER OF TCHOUPITOULAS AND JULIA
STREETS ORNATE ENTRANCE On JULIA STREET, FIFTH
DOOR FROM TCHnUP1LOULAS STREET,) WHOM SHE WILL
INFORM ALL ABOUT THE PAST, THE PRESENT AND THE
FUTURE, If THEY ARE MARRIED OR NOT AND WHEN AND
WHAT LADY OR HUSBAND THEY Will GET; OR BUSINESS
EVERY DESCRIPTION. MYSTERIOUS AND ALMOST M
POSSIBLE AS HER PROFESSION APPEARS SHE COMES RECON-
MESDtD BY so HIGHLY RESPECTABLE SOURCES AND WITH
so INNUMERABLE CERTIFICATES OF ACKNOWLEDGED
EXTRAORDINARY POWERS AND SKILL, THAT IT PRECLuDES
ALI SUPERSTITION OR PROBAB ABILITY OF DECEPTION OR AlP0
siTioN AS MANY OTHERS NOW PRACTICE. - -
sS'- CONSULTATION FEE FROM 81 TO IS. LADIES NOT &C
CUrYTNG MORE THAN FIFTEEN MINUTES, 80 CENTS ONLY.
CONSULTATION HOURS FROM EIGHT IN THE MORNING TILL.
ZEN AT NIGHT. JAMES
FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs. G. & A.
ROSIERE Common St. Charles No. Pro-
of til. noble Aart of Self Defence. nll
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-17
Home Mutual Insurance Company of

IT With subscribed capital of s27s50 is prepared to receive
applications for - - . - .,.
the office OF the Company, No. go Ora WEIR STREET
profits among those who with the Its
here the control
company established purely the mutual principal of nsur
anee the Trustees believe this subscription (s730o offers ample
security o. Inc policy holders.
portfolio company open times by those
Wishing o make insurance with it.
~ ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
H. OWEN, Vice President.