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Caution.
BEWARE OF sTRANGULATED HERNIA,

BEWARE OF STRANGULATED HERNIA,
WITH ALL ITS HORRORS.
tB sHERMANs NEW PATENT CURATIVE TRUSS is the only
instrument that affords security against sTRANGULATED
HERNIA, that be with comfort. It light
and durable but entirely
from the objections found other aud accord
with ANATOMY the principles SURGERY every
instance When adjusted the proprietor 1t
purpose will in all positions body
exercise perfectly retain the rupture bearing and cog the
HERNAL RING speedily ecting the worst forms Of
| radical .Ia.
The proprietor Tus happy
inform the public that the MEDICAL FACULTY throughout
States and all who have fortunate enough avail
Of .a recommend it the strongest being convinced
from examination and practical experience that is application
instance conjunction with the RUPTURE REMEDY produce
Having devoted much the study Rupures
stages, the application Trusse being
every instance both as regards
scientific adjustment and perfect and easy retention
Persons the benefit experience and guard against
mposons pracCed by ineran would inquire
me entering my store, 10 ST. CHARLES STREET.
The Rupture Remedy invaluable
possessing powerful asngen and adhesive properties which greatly
facilitate and add to the As proof attention ia
called to the certificate of Professor Martini the Chemist
"Ib analyzed A. Shermans Rupture Remedy
contain valuable properties TO aid in curing Rupures.
"Newyork, January TO- 1851 JAMES MARTIN, chemst.n
To the genuine article and observe the following
blown in the bottle "sHERMANs RUPTURE REMEDY, New
| Orleans"
Were necessary the evidence given ho
afflicted with Hernia rejoice in sound body from the only Of
| sHERMAN's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEDY.
| DR.. Lawrence in speaking of Hernia, says
"may no. affect the health a danger
since exercise sudden exeion bring from perfectly
| state into condition which frequently proves fatal.n
No person acts with prudence ho without
and the delicate nature Of the daease applies himself
Truss the missappcaion often produces great suffering
| and not u9freqneuty fatal consequences.
Rnpued Children beyond description by the use Of Trusse,
unsu.ed their and theby the affection years.
unnecessary and cruel In treatment there little suffering
| a warranted in every
/ Tose the earticl he atoo
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RialtIs books and Stationary.
DAVID FELT s CO.,

Hs. STATIoNERS' HALL,
NO. "a CHARITIES STREET.
IT undersigned having such with the
their facilities for manufacturing
they all odes with the greatest expedition
and at GRxArLY REpucED PRICES
Purchasers the c generally respectfully invited to call
examine the assortment OF -7 J...t
FANCY AND STAPLE STATIONERY
now on hand The greater just received and which
will be disposed Of Mt unusually low prices. 80
The stock of 5 ll. sas-y N
BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY
embraces every article belonging required by BOO
SELLERS srATIoNERs, FANCY GOODS DEALERS, BANKER
MERCHANTS by Public. Complete Sells Single Books,
descriptions almost DO found tho
sheives-nnong which
LEDGERs, JOURNALS.
DAY BOOKS. BLoTTERs
COPYING BOOKS, CASH BOOKS,
BOOKS, INVOICE LOOKS
q. RECORD BOOKS, LETTER BOOKS,
and MEMORANDUM BOOKS of every description. 'l
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS
Ruled to any required preciaon,
accomplished Book Keepers and
qualities Of gh and American Blue and Whits
Papers Bindng their Books will be in the
superior heretofore which rival all attempts equality
many years which their Books preferred BY the best
Judges among Mechnnta Bankers, Accountants aud others
Jop PRINTING NEATLY EXECUTED.
WRITING PAPERS, comprising large stock Of English French
Laid car and LETTER PAPERS, of various
qualities English BLANK BOOK PAPER English and
PAPER, BANK and FOLIO POST etc., etc.
wHATMAN's CgLEBRA TED DRAWING PAPERS.
WHITE AND TINTED TISSUE PAPERS. Ia..., III
MARBLE PAPERS, COLoaED PAPERSvarious tnts for Boz
Makers, Printers, and Others
WHITE AND TINTED ENANfELED PAPERS. e.
NOTE PAPERS ENvELoPs Engsh French aud Auieri
manufacture lf8
SCREW AND LEVER COPYING AND NorAR1AL PRESSES all
| sizes. 90. N
TIN CASH ZONES; WIRE AND NEWSPAPER FILES.
| INKS.
| RoBERTsoNs, cARMINE AND FELT Il cos RED INK;
ENGLISH FRENCH GERMAN AND AMERICAN COPYING INK,
| Nil
generally all articles appanng the business which the
attention OF the country particularly soie,ed
| nov3 3tawsw2dp DAVID FELT 4 co.
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En- vertu de Ia 37eme section de Pacte de Ia
Legislature do Etat Louisiana nue "Acs consolder
Vile Nouyee Orleans pouvoir pAdmi
nsaon do ses Ares npprouvt % Fev 1884, tide Ia sms
n supplsmenae IN aee pour coniedsr
vile Nouyee Orleans pourvor Incorporation Dc y vile
Lafayette vile de la Nouvee appouvc 10 ~ Fec
yrier 1887 ionder dte dc anecnne yls dea
premiere troiseme Municipalities ct do Ia vile dc ystts
Des commissions hureat Ftchango
uste equitable dc 6n' Autres
obligations v PREMIERE econde ct troih6ms
Municipalities vile Lafayette, contre dea BoNS DE La WILLIE
DE LA NouvELLE-ORLEANs POUR LA soMME DE MILK
FIAsTREs CHAcuN DATE DU Ter JULIET 1852, PAYABLEs
DAMS oUARANTE du Tesoe dc 10 V avee dea
coupons SIX POUR CENT PAR AN ayabes dang
VILE NewYor Janer lie Ter Juliet de chaque anne~
obg odsres tchange CONNIE est dit c
eacu quau Ter Janysr 1885, Spoque laquee les
inte es sur les bons ennis COMMENCEMENT
ore Pechnngc deA bons s
etc. quaee undi chaque mc aer dc lund -
Ngvembre 1851.
Les comasares reieteren pae tots
lite ea soumHons oHeres
..coMMIssAIREs".
A. D. CRossMAN, Marie.
o. DEBUYs, Coutr6eur.
W. II. GARLAND, Tresorer IA
W. CONVERSE President du coms de Finances du conss dss
Aldermen.
L. H. PLACE. President Come de Finances du Conse des Assa
tlnts-Aldermen. ~. w. d.
a. LAYET. 20 Oct. Up.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or THE !
47 CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS. !


By virtue Of the thirty -seventh section Of the
act Of the Legislature State Louisana entitled n Act
Consolidate City Orleans and provide for tho government
administration Of t sai approved February 20, 1882 and 81
of the supplementary thereto and providing Tor the
Incorporation City Of Lafayette with the City Of New olsar
approved day. and for the of funding the deb
the old city, the Frat and Third Municipalities and City
Of Lafayette ~ So
SEALED PROPOSALS rseeysdat this ocs for the eIchang
equitable computation Of Interest," Of all unmntusd Bonds
obligations Of the old city and the late First Second and
Third Municipalities and city Of Lafayette, for BONDS OF THE
CRY OF NEW ORLEANS dated FIRST JuLy 1852, at FORTY
YEARS. for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH payable at tho ONCE
Of City Treasurer with Inherent coupons attached tseo A. the
PER CENT per annnm, payable the city Of NewYok,
january July In each yeahe interest obligations
exchange above DO calculated to the LIST January
1855 at which Bonj be issued will commences
Proposals endorsed ods for exchange Of Bond etd
opened upon efouh Monday In each month";
commencing on Monday 9sd Of November uoxt 1881
The themselves the Igh. # rejecting
| or all bids.
e- A. D. cRossMAN, Mayor.
s4 O. DKBUYS Comptroller. N3sl Eos @ Js43t
wAI H. GARLAND, Treasurer.
G. WM. P. CONVERSE, Chairman Finance Committee,
a. t5l - -77'l77 ~ ,Ff Board Of Aldermen,
LII PLACE, Chairman Finance Committee,
A TAyET Secondary W. oct9l u
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The Hoo MARKEr.-At Kcokuk, Iowa, buyers are pay
ing per hundred but owing to the condition of the
roads, but very few droves have yet arrived.
At Lafayette Ind operations have already commenced
at prices varying from 81 so to So. ...
At indianapolis Ind, it is expected that 10000 hogs
will be packed this season. s..-....
At Lebanon, Ky, sales were making at 4c gross.
At St. Joseph, Mo- small lots have been sold at 81 &c.
but the prices will range at about 81.
At Warsaw No. hogs selling with spirit at net
At Quincy notice pretty fair advance of prices
IS being the quotation for heavy hogs with upward
tendency. s-zD.4 -
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"a Magazine street, corner Of Grayier.
~ We JUST RECEIVED from Mandatory AL Broad
way York, by steamship CHEROKEE, tho most magnificent
received by 1t hoped NO ONE in want of
garment kind will fail improve the opportunity offered
~ NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS fls
OvERcoATs of every description.
WALKING COATS Of all kinds. a-isast=s a -
BUSINESS COATS Of all kinds.
DRESS AND FRoCK COATS 81 ill kinda.
CLOTH CIlOAKS Of various qualities
=. TAIsfA AND KHABAN cIoAKs, now article
PANTALOoNs Of all kinds. 49,
VESTS Of all kinds. 5'QS Il GERS f.5. !, ~
ELEGANT BALL VESTS, sgf' Ttf2 aIFsf 7
UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS Of all kinds.
HALF HOSE AND GLOVES Of all kinds
..E COTTON AND LINEN SHIRTS Of all kinds.
CRAvATS and sCARFs-magniae assortment
HANDKERCHIEFS AND sUsPENDERs
H}e-. W 1880 Is -. ALso..,. a.-a3lfi.
very superb assortmentof Il - 7t
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
~ No trouble to show Goods. f 4ff fss
ALFRED MUNRoE CO.,
dec1s 9p 81 Magazine street, cornov 81 Grayer.
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HOLIDAY Presents.
~ The ubscrihera invite attention their very
ASSORTMENT OF NEW JEWELRY,


DIAMOND FORK OF NEW PATTERNS.
A BEAUTIF I'll SELECTION OF
PEARL BRACELETS, EAR RINGS AND BROOCHES
made to order in Europe.
FINE GOLD LEVER AND ANCHOR WATCHES
a. of superior quality and W. rkmanship
NEW STYLES OF GOLD BRACELETS, BROOCHES, EAR RINGS
Gold Pencil and Pen Holders,
Lockets, Cuff Pins, Thimbles,
SPECTACLEs GUARD CHAINS, VEST CHAINS, CHATELAINEs
FINE FANS PORT MoNNAIEs and CARD CASES,
PAPER MACHE WARE,
WORKPLACES, DESKS, DRESSING CASES, BRoNzEs,
statuary Dresden and serres Porcelain,
FINE OIL PAINTINGS AND FANCY GOODS
.Forsale by
HYDE s. GOODRICH,
deelS awsp Is Chartres street.
Splendid .aslssals for the Season
1853.
TT The elegant ILLUSTRATED WORKS "go up with supas
sing skill and beauty expressly for the Hoyday.,
j. b. STEEL'S
"NEW ORLEANS sTATIoNERs' WAREHOUSE
NO. 60 CAMP STREET.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, ETC,
together with choice collection Of
Rare and Beautiful Goods,
admirably adapted for presents.
JUVENILE ANIMALS, BOOKS, ETC,
in grea, variety, ready examination.
= deoIs 20 "a IS 81 so 81 jan2ep atW
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BLOODY AFrRAy.-We learn from the Able vile fS C)
Banner that serious aay took place in that village
the 9th inst. between Mr.. William NJ Hughey and Major
Adams which resulted in the latter being in the
neck and hip The wound in the neck says the Banner
is serious one, and may yet terminate fatally Mr.
Hughey himself to the proper authorities and
left for Columbia to apply to of the judges for BAIL
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N 1I1ad.

Ga Tarsday evening 10 ~ The Right Rev. Leoudas Polk
Rshop Of Louisiana WALTER TALLANT to MARY JANE GLEN
FIELD both Of this city.
On Thursday evening" instant by Capp
LOUISA, daughter VIM, NJ Wilson, Esq.,
VIM E. DEACON, Of this city,
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THE UPPER RwERs-The st. Louis Republican of the

THE UPPER KyERs,-The st. Louis Nepubcan Of the
10th, says: 80 s4l-
0The river at this point continues ut stand with
fair stage of water to Cairo The Upper Mississippi also
at stand far Keokuk but falling above The last
boat down from the Missouri reports that stream falling
Mt Parksvile, and stand below Brunswick with from
five to six feet in the channel The Illinois is at stand
with from five to six feet in the channel from Lasae
down. The last boat reports large quantities of fall
ing all along the river II had been showing steadily
Lasalle during three days past"
The Missouri at Jefferson city rising the 9th
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SupREMs CouRr OF THE UNITED SrATEs-Friday, Dec.
TO- 1852 Present as yesterday.
John Martin and j. q. Haven, Esqrs. of New York,
were admitted attorneys and counseors Of this Court
No. &c. C. Kanouse plaintiff in error, John NJ Mar
tin The motion dismiss this writ Of error argued
BY Mt Martin in support thereof and by Mr. Bradley in
opposition thereto.
No. IL j. Wiswell plaintiff in error, u.s. Edward Hall,
ernor Seward for the plaintiff in error and by Mr. Chiffon
as counsel for the defendants in error.
Adjourned until Monday, II o'clock, 4.
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| The AMrHIrHEArRE-Dav Ps,tormance.-A family sn-
tertainment will be given at the Amphitheatre at Il
O'Clock to-day This is fine opportunity for the juve-
niles and they should be hand. The usual perform
will be given tonight and the bill includes some
| uayeltips
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SUGAR HOUSE, BuRNEp.-We learn from the st. Martin
vile Courier that the house of Dr. L. Chaigneau
Of Breaux Bridge containing hundred and fourteen
hogsheads Of sugar burned the 9th instant. The
Courier understands that the crop and house in
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Havana LorrEny-The grand lottery drawn at Ha-
the 18th inst The following is list of the prin-
cpal prizes: Nos 1890 $4,000; 1885, $4,000 2s o22
| $4,000; 1924, $4,000; 5000, $1,000.
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DECLLNaTION OF MR.. ROBB.
We publish the following announcement,
something like which appeared in yesterdays
Evening Picayune;

- Vi
NEwORLEAvs, Dec. III 1852.
DEAR SR-I am authorized to inform you, as chairman
Of the Wing Nominating Committee Of the Fourth Dis
ct that Mr. Robb obliged to decline the honor Of the
nomination for Senator to the State Legislature Bad
health and pressing engagements both private and in
connection with the affairs of the Great National Railroad
Company, Mr. Robb trusts will be regarded satisfactory
reasons for decliMng. sa4-s1
Yhu viii oblige Mr. Robb BY making his Withdrawal
public and by the expression Of his grateful acknowl-
edgmenes for the honor conferred on him
Very respectfully, ETC., W. s. CAMPBELL.
Considering its source, we deem the above an
nouncement g by authority and conclusive in
the premises We cannot but regret that &c bad
health should unfortunately be the leading
cause. We have had some warfare with Mr..
Robb; we have raped him freely, and we have
neither owed him nor asked him favors. But,
we should do him and ourself, both, injustice, if
we failed to acknowledge lis zeal and usefulness
as citizen. In all matters of public interest
he has been active, and earnest, and liberal,
and, though he may not appreciate our sincerity
in the premises, he will at least acknowledge the
entirely unselfsh, motive which induces us most
cordially to hope that he may soon be restored
to thateondition of health which is the essential
prerequisite of full usefulness. 1t is in Mr.,
Robbs power, as we believe it is in his will, to
be Of great usefulness to our city.
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Dry Goods.
BARGAINS! BARG AINSl

GAINS!F BARG AIMS! ~
p. s. n REILLY g. CO., g.5 WI
respectfully call the attention Of their to
splendid assortment sEAsoNABLE GOODS they
opening sors richness of design, PRICES UN
PRECEDENTLY Low, compeon Having been purchased
by the partner the house, New York auctions they
such will insure SAVING of THIRTY
PER CENT-their stock consisting Of # Ell fgt +'ss5
RICH FRENCH PRINTS NEW STYLE AT IS CENTS PERYARp.
RICH FRENCH PRINTS SMALL 10 CTS PER YARD.
RICH FRENCH PRINTS OIL, is CENTS PER YARD. e
FRENCH MOUSSELINE DE LAME, IN DRESS PATTERNS.
FRENCH MoUssELINE DE LANES, SMALL FIGURED FOR
CHILDREN. .5.5
BRoCHI DURPouRs, ALL CoLoRs, AT 81. N
PLAID PoPLINs AT 50 CENTS.
ZEPHYR CLOTHS, ALL COLoRs AT so CENTS.
PLAIN CAsHAEREs AND DELAINEs.
RICH cASHMEREs, FOR MOURNING DRESSES
RICH CASHMERE ROBES, ALL PRICES.
RICH EMBROIDERED ROBES FOR EVENING.
RICH MUSLIN ROBES, WITH FLOWERS -.
RICH MUsQUETEERs, COLLARS AND SLEEVES.
RICH CiEAIISETTES.
ENGLISH WORK SKIRTS AND ROBES.
vALENCIENNE LACE COLLARS AND SLEEVES.
BRUSSELS HANDKERCTIEFs AND COLLARS.
SILKS OF AL DESCRIPTIONS.
SILKS, NEW STYLE, FOR EVENING.
80.
500 PIECES LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.
50 PIECES SUPERIOR FRENCH SILK AND WOOL DAMAsK,
FOR CURTAINS. ..
100 DOZEN WHITE AND coLoRED JouvIN SUPERIOR KID
GLOVES. $500 -
dsc14 IOtqp PIE. REILLY d co.
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The Hon. L. G. McMichae has been nominated by the
wings of the District composed Of Livingston and East
Baton Rouge, as a candidate for the State Senate.
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FYve ,DOIln,cs ReaVa,.eg.

Strayed from Commercial Place, on 80
yesterday evening BLACK AND TAN ENGLISH TER -
RlER about reward will BE- paid ~ lis
delivery street decie s,3p
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Wil &
10 paid for the delivery to the slsye ANNE
MLDEN my l2tl Of November lat
formerly belonged Jewell, St. Mnrys
She is we'll built hsa nearly straight hair hss false teeth
She hnrborsd by slave BY the name Of York
Of Annunciaiiou and Maria
he morning in IRENE Marya
MAIL tdscl6l +. n. FISK. 3
DLASTER-500 bbls. Calcined Plaster for
sale by JOHN c. HARDELL co, % Magazine st. dees
IDES-30 casks, for sale by
~ decls STONE WALwORTH. SO TchoupioulAs street.
SHOULDERS-10 casks, for. sale by
- dscls STONE 4 WALwoRTH, Tchoupitoulas street,
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LArxn ERoM BuEros AyAss THE bark Morgan Dix,
Captain Claypoe arrived II Baltimore the 10th Instr
from Busnos Ayres Atng left that port the 9th Of
October and Point n ON the 18th. She came into the
chesapeake On the 9Th Inst We indebted to Captain
Caypole for copies Of the British Packet newspaper
The bark Chicora Rowland for Boston in ave days and
ship Horndke Perky for Rio in ten days were left in
port. Spoke an American brig (name unknown9 going
into Pcrnambuco, on the 18th ult.
Cen Urquiza had disbanded all his troops, and an
nounced that he entertained hostile mentions against
Buenos Ayre but should any attempt be made to invade
his province he says he is prepared to defend It. In
circular to the Foreign Consus he treats the revolution
Buenos Ayres little that the consuls
in all matters relating to foreign affairs must treat with
him exclusively his intention Dictator
to install the Sovereign Congress-
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PtEAsANr.-The Alexandria Democrat in speaking Of
the weather. says it is beautfuor those contemplating
suicide
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PAssENernsThe following is list Of the passengers
per steamship Osprey from NewYork via Havana:
ia Valentine Col j L Waldo, Il Barton. Mrs Ber-
ry and daughter, Osgood and servant, Montgomery
Capt Luke Chase William Gordon. Henry Lelong Pc
dro de la Lastra Hind Francis Reynier Henry Bardy
| uenry Spencer, Patrick McAvoy NJ Armstrong,
| Riley, Mrs Murphy. ' ~ .eat
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The Campbell Minstrels have been singing to large and
delighted audiences in Natchez They will be here
Monday next
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~ For ALDERMEN-To serve the unexpired
James Robb and Stockton resigned N WOOD and
SAMUEL JONES, y. decl
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The GRAND Murray BALL.-The grand military civic
and fancy dress ball given by that gallant of either
sodiery the Louisiana Grays off at the ArmorJ
Hall Tonight fund of pleasure is in store for those who
attend
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GoLp SHrrsIEvr--The Cunard steamer America, which
sailed from Boston for Liverpool on the 10TH took out
S325 600 in American gold.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-18

AMERICAN CONSULTATION SocIErr.- The next annual
meeting of the American Colonization Society will be held
in Washington the 18th of January The receipts Of
the Society during the last month were 81 534.
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f,,,;i.s 80 a.rt .h..S IL mSv be presumed to- Il
s., . ,.s, n. 3, III an 81 concerna ;ts rel |
spSl /" Hsosy A'ss - "a = ~. 800 q ~.
rare. we congratuiANs oel ilA01lue Va Nv oaaes'S
on their selection Of nominees
|
TNTEGRApHED TO THE CHESCENT. I
a., 5S5.7aa..., ! ~,
= ~ -.
Thr6e DAVIS Later from Europe-Arrival OF |
a. acts. r1otto, adv-Ereadstuffa |
80 - .s....z... s,..., v...,,,
advancing es.llls >@AAoA -
genc0. Il
new YORK, Fr'day, december y.
The Cuuard steamer Africa mas arrived mere bringing
dates from Liverpool 70 ,ns 4.n uass a'er
mary If her nevs
Iiveruool Markets.
There has been good demand IN the cotton marksi
since the departure Of the Niagara ana tine sales
bales of which IL have been taken Tor specua
ton Prices have been steady At the Improvement no.
ced per Arctic on tine ISL anu the "
r.; r1roras a ana Madlny unlanda 5,sd
IN IN he a;,v sales since the departure Of the Arctic
49, ,,, IN 400 hlos an yyedneaaav 5000 on Thursday
eooo I. - ch soon haas nave been taken
~ .necr,at,on 4 X s4 ss,i
Flour has advanced Is per bbl corn 3D. per quarter
and wheat I'd per 10 lbs 5gssI
Provisions have improved in price, and especially the
articles 81 Pork and Bacon. a g,s s -!
rr.,,-o r.o++or MarLot
kasAo 0oesoAA
The Cotton market at Havre has been hrmer during
the week and the closing rates are about m higher
''oss NSes1 $ ~ 5-
tt 80 AxAoA11oy ~. 4 500 -
The London money market - easy slio oo.so'' aAe
GnneraIs News
-'s,--, ~ r..,.,. -s
fing -1Ai1a9 8. = -'s'' 80 =
= Commerce.
budget the uext
nov treatv of commerce has been concluded between
Enr,and and France and signed by the contracting pow
- o,r ;ts prov,sops ia one rthorixpp ENGLAND to
as e = n - ~. T..,,, ~ I,,riar7 I'll
construct . canat across lne issnnhu si - D'
France.
-, ,sa.Y ,tsc;a,,x, nroc,oi,,ed and
Ine rencn y p,ie n'' oseD N e-'s = 1''5
Louis Napoleon IS Emperor py law
Steamboat Exp1osion-1,osso OF Life
10 - : 45sl ,, =, T,.,o,,,or IA IS.
IL otNo. ,r'A. :. -.I''s.. u
The steamboat Magnet o. i'.esoulsn' - y.
River Island some nifty miles below Wheehng no pinot
and four other persons were ana
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families resident thert, he may be presumed to
feel lively intsrest n all that concerns swell
fare. We congratulate our friends Of st. Charles
on their selection of nominees.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-18

lB> To PERSONS RUPTURED.-The many per-
escua made Sherman deserving
than passing notice. For particulars his advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-18

WHIG NoMINATIoss.--0u wing friends in the
Parish Of St. Charles, have nominated DR.. Vim.
R. Taylor as candidate for the Senate, and
Destours Fourche, Esq, for the Legislature,
from that parish. Both gentlemen are well and
favorably known in the parish, and have already
done yeoman's service in the good cause. Mr.,
Fourche represented the parish in the last ses-
sion Of the Legislature, and won golden opinions
BY the correct, consistent, and conscientious
aanner in which he discharged the duties of his
ftrtrtant trust. As native of the parish. and
een6soted With the oldest and most influential
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-18

Thanks to the splendid steamer Glendy Burke for late
river fayors She brought down two thousand one hun
bred and seventy three bales of cotton She leaves again
this evening.