davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-16
Australia.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
day, often unlearn the next. Books without
Der have been published on Australia within the last
or was
the results of colonization and convict labor others in
their aysrome relating specially to the old settlements
colonies of Victoria and Adelaide but all have
agreed on the following points that the rearing Of sheep
ried to extent far beyond tht capabilities Of auy
other part of the world. That the grain crops, under
good equal those Of the most fertile countries
same land Also, that every variety Of fruit from the
apple and gooberry to the orange the lemon and the
banana Of semtropcal climates arrive at perfection The
climate and Of Australia have been well and
deliberately described by Sir T. Mitchell, Cunningham,
Count Sulezk and host of able writer's and laborious
explorers that seems almost ridiculous in the present
day to cite their names. 1t is however, discovered
that all this weight Of testimony is oons shine.
The distinguished men above named and others without
praised the Australian climate must stand abashed and
overwhelmed by Mr.. Vim. Hewitt.
But who is Mr.. VIM Hewitt He is well known as q
very respectable Mteraew who during a former resi-
dence in Australia found farming and stump raising too
laborious for his delicate organization, and would
joce like many others the gold fields could be worked
without the necessity Of welding heavy picks and spades
Of the right stamp for Australia Yet forsooth bis tss
timony quite sufficient to overthrow an previous evil
dence.
The old California manauvre Of stufang Jumps OF gold
into holes to enhance their value and make them sale
able, has very probably been tried In Australia Mr..
cial gold returns He is welcome to his doubts Similar
suspicious may be entertained respecting the amounts of
dust brought home in the California steamers and set
forth with long Of cypers Men OF business know
these returns to be correct but if the editor Of the
HERALD wishes to disparsge Australia would respect
fully observe that an argument of this kind very ncon
venienty for his purpose cuts both ways In crowded
gold fed comprising every variety of temperament and
constitution there will degree Of Sickness refer
able to change Of diet and daily habits-diarrha mot
dysentery caused BY cold drinks INDUCED
ter rheumatism naturally attacks men who sleep on the
ground in the open air. and opthamia those who ex
pose their eyes too freely without sufficient protection
from dus-but with these exceptions which depend on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-16

SATURDAY, May l4-6 p. n.
BREADsTUFs Flour less active but otherwise un.
changed The transactions amounted to 200 bbls; souy
At 81 81 1874; superfne No. 2 At - 1sx - 37h or
binary to choice State. at a 6e4 . ~ slx; mixed ID
fancy Western at - 6sI . 81 8Sk; common to good
Ohio. at "a IS S. fancy Genesee and Ohio at IS u
25; extra Ohio. &c, at IS 1sI . IS sly, and sxts
Genesee, at 81 1SI So. Canadian Was neglected.
Southern ghty favored buyers The business embraced
11o0 bills at s. 12 IS % for mixed to good Is Is
S. so for favore and IS 62h 50 IS for fancy per Dbl
Rye Aour and meal remained last noticed Wheat
bushels Ohio white at 81 90 and $500 Canadian d. in
bond at 81 10 per bush. Rye was dearer about 600
in cats or barley Corn exhibited less activity and VAS
rather lower the sales reached Al 900 buael at 5oc
Gle for damaged Coo &c for New Orleans; &C. &C.
for mixed Southern 64c 66c. for white do 67kc for
mixed Western, and csc. eec for yellow Southern.
CoTToY THE sales today amount TO about ZOO bales
at the anpe,ed quotations.
srmcr LIVERPOOL c1AsSncAnor.
Atlantic TSds. Ports.
H Lowe TO good oiia:I; sA = 81 o.: *
Low to good middlng 10 aloI 1ohan 10 sloH
F Ff ri. 70 sooa fair nona NOMINAL noSs.
FIEGHrs 10 Liverpool GOO bbls. -four were engaged
800 bales compressed cotton At xd 80 a. sea s
bu heels grain in ships bags Cd 70 London 500 bbi
rosin engaged at %; 3D. To Glasgow, 600 bbls
Sc To csIiforD.snce our last report $4,000 fee.
have been engaged by se clipper ship Young America,
at See. per foot The market ranged from 40c 70 6Oc
There more inquiry for lamber TO Australia.
PRovEIoNs.-Pork has been very freely dealt in since
our last epor prepared There have been COO bbls
on the spot sold stS13 % for Western prime GA for
soft mess and SIS s7s sl5 so for Western do; With
600 bLls mess, deliverable next September at SIS 80
PER Dbl Cutmaats ruled fr With sales Of 800 packages
shoulders and hams at previously quoted rates par
eel Of loo hhds. Western bacon ides in dry salt was
taken at 7c H. Lard seemed unchanged trans
actions included 800 bbls.. at 9c 9Ac and 200 sscs
at ioslc rer lb Beef varied ttle-Tere were sho MI
sold at yesterdays figures Butter and cheese remaine
as st noticed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-16

Of the past four months have bssn unpreesdsntsdiy
large, and yet they have been characterized BY fewer
and ser losses than those Of far less active
sons This gratifying state Of Affairs il doubtless chiefly
owing to extraordinary In all the pursuits Of
life, which have yielded comparative afiuence, and
thus enabled US TO buy textile well other mAnufse-
lures In larger quantities and of better quality than
we have done in bygone years. Still, Ne cannot allow
this opportunity TO pass without Remaining that the pros
perty which has attended the trade In dry goods has
been considerably promoted and conserved by the 70
markabe good common and practical skill Of our
merchants who have justly earned for themselves the
enyisble honors contained in the title Of New York
aders-a title which, regret add but too long
andeserved by many Of those who within its sgnh-
cation Let the Of be hereafter careful pre-
serve 1t untarnished they have en- strenuous
to honorably acquire it, and shall guarantee them
comparatively unaoyed in al their undertakings
Brown sheetDgs and shrtngs rather lsss abundant
and in pretty good request, at former quotations.
Beaehed fheetngs and shrtngs - brisk but q
they they maintain their previous value CUt
ton nannels are without any decided change Bone
inquiry making after the better descriptions ct lle
12c but the poorer sorts neglected Denims are In
very fair demand and nrm in price. Drills in mode
rate request for shipment but spangly DEALT IN BY home
consumers at unaltersd figures. Ginghams are very
freely bought at lilo. for all desirable styles Ohsice
fresh lawns saeAbe and steady but there not much
doing in old patterns though these not abundant
Eankins sti slowly taken at 11c for pin 12e for
striped aud 13c fer checked and twillsd 0nabugs are
pentier and rather cheaper, but they are not much
peeded, hence the transactions in them insgmn-
sant The advance in prices of printing cloths TO which
We referred In last has obstrucsd business in these
but nevertheless fair amount Of thsm have been sold
at the improved rates. which may be quoted thus -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-16

sne eops forward careless intoxicated person
may drive upon the tack, may step from beh nd
psse where shs not BY the engineer At the
tins has attention required In another direction the
result Ia an accident occurs and usual ne oae Is 10
blame Bot male THE appointment and there IL some
blame ~bo can satisfy twelve houest urors
That "a. entirely unavoidable. The above, together
With juceioss nsIucts ms, (stricy obeyed) To the
seed trains nav be Allowed 10 approach drawbridyes,
eFos.ing. (vhethsr highways railroads. curves OF
.na adlus and ali other pieces ~here there l. apparent
oanser VII make perfect the operations Of the
tfhihs than any that running In this country
But there other matters Of equally much impor.
tance that require su greater change before the whole
system Of travelling BY railroads Il perfected.
7. l. SMITH.
Jersey City, May n, 1863
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-16
Domestic Markets.

a. BnchloN MAakrr Nay IL AT market IT'S beef cattle,
90 pos working oxen 40 cows and calves $50 sheep and
$500 swine About 700 swine were reported last week
Prces-Besf Cat,le-We quote to correspond with last
week about the same prices were obtained for Nike
quality We quote extra SIS 20 IS so; hrst quality 81
- 2o second 20 % s67s third 90 IS 70. Working
oxen-ssles $50, ssS. sos. sl10, s45 sleo Cove and
Cayes-Sales $23, S25, $751; S3s, Ss5 and $52 Sheep
Sales in lots 81 So u.s. 50 rs S. SIS so and SO 2s Swine
Nearly all at market changed hands yesterday at an
advance from last week. 10 pedde &C. for sows, 7c
for harrow; large hogs SIC. to 64c.; fat hogs &c q
&. 1l.aI ..IlA C1xc. sc Sfss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


SUNDAY, May 15-6 r. N.
During the past week the stock market has not austu
atedImueh. The transactions have been pretty extensive
throughout, but they have been principally time,
buyers option. Cash operations have been limited show
log opposition the part Of spectators TO take stock
out Of the market. Notwithstanding the abundance Of
money and reduced rates Of interest there appears DO
increase in the extent Of cash sales The
fancy stocks exhibit feature The operators
engaged week after week. and there indications
Of any addition TO the number Interested Outsiders are
few and far between. The low prices ruling for Of
the fancies do not attract rpecuaor and the pros
pect ID by no means nAttering The dull Ia Ap
preaching and in the ordinary Of things We must
look for quiet market. active shipment Of
specie is anticipated and should II be realized stringent
money market higher rates Of interest," and depre,ia
tion In the current value Of fancy stocks viii assursdy
follow. So many schemes lately been brought
out that the public completely urfeted with them
and 1t win be very difficult to find customers for many
more. About Fights of those just made up win col
lapse leaving in the hands Of those interested nothing
more than SO much prettily engraved paper.
The Bowery Insurance Company have declared q semi
annual dividend Of ten per cent The Manhattan Fire
Company ten per cent The Pacific Fire Company eight
per cent. The Knckerbocker Fire Insurance Company
ten per cent.
The expectation OF specie from this port Last week. and
for the year, has been q nsxed -
SHIPMENTS OF SPECIE FROM THE PoRr OF NEW YoaK
Brig Abrasa, Rio Grsnde and market,
Steamer Pacific, Liverpool, American gold 10000 90
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-17

vi tom 675 bales Prime Eastern (Batb sold on Wed.
nesoAy ~ s1i and 200 yesterday a. So p ton.
sales Of this article embrace about 10000
| 'acks ~ u zoos 30 Y bushel for Prime.
fonA-rbe Pork market has been without much ami
nation and prices are without any change Of moment
on saturday We noticed resale Of 100 bbs New Mess
ez which was considerably above the range Of the
a., =. s'u On MONDAY Oh! bbls unnspected Me" ct
,~.' ~. " ~ eio ." y Dull INC safes since
o ',",e -" OF law oo's "s'' .. vi zo@SH 30 for
So, -, :, ~ " 'vs w. u"n an occn-
......,n,. ~ " .. pU "y IL" dds unin-
wr,,. go
n.coS nv ~. ,,.,,. va.
- .,.',,-, $50 'n.se W nouoe In the
80 -. e.. MI .s''eny 'h' rates nave
aso - s~.s' " '"e "esk embrace some
a.. ,sras,I.a a .Wohs, mostly o$0o'ss Tor
~ 10 'oi o.unsIy 70 frme enolders
49, - -'''s"iN ID ior ofoinary 70
ws.s,I $500 -oo
nrwp IT. .s '- o.sA', e'o,-eApor's DOS.
.,aa,I4 IN ..,s ~ "ee, continue nmNea a.
a. D.. " ~ ~ mss p" " Ior u. ", and $io %
Az OK - ""''u"' NV "A'i "o's "ess were sold a.
w,..,"
nrrrnn ''. I,a 1000 oos-eApor" 10.
,a-,...,o~..s ea.erh nu'''er mas SOLD
~, ~ ""a "heese ~ '%@s@ lbs tne mar
~, s s., uaa
eoep'e ua' ppi' sna ee'oe'; ana ooS kegs-
'Api. .quai 10 As'o Kegs
"-' o.en u'~e enquiiJ luz haio ana We
$50 ooou r"ies u"iins INC "eek Vi some low Dos ana
N =, -. - Is* =. .ieo' ""u o'u'uAfy' "nosnN@s'<
10 W .''u' . ""u oAo,'e 0's
"eeN' 'e'eP" N's' oos anu uefces-s1ports equal to
sou n.s'
nc mafAs' ior 'his af"e's mas 0esn dull at
s~e 10 .'' 0'''""A
"hlshf-The rates Tor this article are lower, and we
nave noticed sales OF about $500 bbls mostly at 23@2t
gallon ior Rect ned including some small lots early in
the week and loo bels yesterday, tn lots, at As
weeks receipts 3o7l bbls-exports 9S1 bbs.
sALr-Thres or four cargoes OF Liverpool have been
SOFA 10 arrive at III l60$l2o for Coarse and Asserted
From second hands the 81 4o0s1 IS for Coarse
and 81 5O3s1 90 a sack for Fine on Tnrls I..na inn
-. -. - -. ,y...... a, ~ !. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-17
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,
CRgscENT OFFtcE.
Saturday Morning, December IL, 1875;

Saturday Morning Dec.mh.r n mo- 7
Afew changes bav, t.kon Mac IN o., ,.ns,., -.
during the mas, v.s. In, ~ :, - .s..,'.,,'
marianne, Thor h,,a h.., - - ~. -" - -.
Cotton and the u.el. ..,.s 49,. Wy. ~
for the lower and miaal,ny ,r.a., h.,. .,h,,,
There b,. h.er no a.n...i 80 -, $500
b.vs b..rd - ., - -. ioD.oeo ou. W.
decline i, the rates s,,.r "a ,....hs-,a'..
- - -. -. 'i'"s'
aenr.ss.d Il, .o,,.o,..,, =, 80 -, -, : =.
P,.,.h,. .na nr,... -. -. "
- 1890 ''"e'' "iei. MS p'eh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-17
HERE Is YOUR REMEDY
HOLLOWAY 0INTMENT.

HoIIowAY's OINTMENT AND ruLs-A DANGEROUS
WOUND IN THE THIGH URED By TnEHR SC.--Ab three
Nehoane had bis thigh nly
when riding running AID hs leg
violent collision wall He confined bis bed
eighteen months suffering the ndot and the
effort proved . hsang the
wound and b. health became impaired that his life dsepsred
In this using OLLOWAYfS OINTMENT Np
with
pldity, and restoring him Ia health.
son HOLLOWAY l44 Strand
lpssr Temple Bar oodeu BY all hs respectable
Dealers in Medicines the United States boxes 81
50 Wholesale the principal Drug Houses
Union and by Messr A. b. SANDS York WRIGHT
CO. New Orleans.
~ saving taking large s.ss.
BDrscons for the guidance Of parents In every disorder
AIMED 70 each boz. aus 10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-17
OUACHJTA RIVER

VIII leave WEDNESDAY, D CENTER u, at o'eiockr.
AfOR OUACHITA and all landings - -
Il the OUACHfrA RfvER-The tistt sraughf L1%
sod lost ~ nise pa-ssnger SARAH, W. e.
Bfisgs
SHAW ZUNTs, Tvaitou s.rs~t.
to ara
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-17
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,

OFFICE DAILY CRnscENr
Saturday Morning, December II. 1858 I
CLEARED YESTERDAY
ship N. n. h H.a.D Io..s,. H.yrs HyB.r..r
S.s. s.i Es%sad Ws9 JPws.sy e.
sehr Washington, Wrsd corpu. Christi FL Store 1co
ARRIVED.
M.ss TS.B. S. ns'n'' and Galveston '
Bark Ays.nehs Leseh Is days n Moody
Bark s.:.n HAYES 80 days from Rio J.us johnson
sPe. Maps. M..g. via .are.on. to district.
sshr Lewis Mcl.n Bsetls IS from and No. XFsr
s'hr Jersey Oak Rogers day. from Floria, m...er-s district,
Steamboat
Red River, Lsuaier, from Balre.
Sssas. G ss s. men New Vc!. .ss.ss
s Mar, FS.sy R t:% A;,. 1
Bella psnna Meri.o. from Wllamsport. .
Lexington, Mathsr, from Louisville.
Fam, spsIhswi TsrrebOnn.. from Donaldson,ils.
Reporter and bark spd sr 'a . 81
Avalanche, Susan, Msipo. and sshr Lswis Mcc.u
SPOKEN.
long on 81 ss% s p; bal Susan from Rio J.n;o
water eoand to esvn-supPsd hem with essk when
org proceeded on her voyage, ali we'll.
MEMORANDA.
" The steamer Ls,ingOs left Louisville Instant reports Ave
feet water the Ohio and falling passed Duke aground
Cumberland Island Tweed do Cotton Wood orlsan.
aground al No. CO., Golden State Madrid; Uncle Sam and
~ The steamship Mexico Galveston reports that abe ,,oup,d
Dec u.s. at $50 abreast Light shv on shic .na
Shoals when the informed Captain Thppson The C.ps
of said Light Ship had not been and
short Of "e and Povsons and had belonging 10 IN.
Light Ship that they could the revenue u,s, m
merchant vee has spoke them for thas p,oshs
EXPORTS
Nathan H.-Aolis bales cotton four $50
LiyEsPoo Edmaai~is; bale. cotton i-s hid. ,.b....
4oI bhls -four, al4I slaves " ~ '
bb and - h do a.u, .,s do po,
TAAtlCO-Seh Nary Caons-4s0
COhPuS CHtisTlSchr W
2sg sacks 50 kegs nails o0s sandries
BosToN-sAp nah Crowsl-s9i balss ssl.s.
IMPORTS
GALVESTON sieamshp cotton Kelly rrs.i.r
s 20 Nelson &osss Gref &eo-ls Wass Camden aee~s
HAN kedd1sundne, 30 Farley, Jsrey AGO. Elder AGO,
NEW YoRk-Bark A.slsnebe-A.sitei mdss
RIO JANEIROBstk Susan
MALAGA-Bark MaiYo-Fuit .
ROCkLAND-Sehr Levin McCain-Is5S bbls 10 Fnrrsu
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
WLiAhSPOkT-Per Bella Donna cotton 10
Payne Harrissni09 Oakley Hawks-S3 Jonss-TI do
Andersen Asteal-s5 Wrgai Williams &os1< Byrse Aco-st
Esin Lee &es-s3 Lee al Watt Dssaulss-sf Gerard Aeo
Fellow &eoSs Male Coz &co2l PnshArd AicRae
80 Swsy Green denA Henderson Peaels Wright Acois
Dunbar AeosO Ar hlenssger-7 Lalands-l Msnbegsr
C.rr' &eo-l2 cudd Crutehsr Aoly beron
MeDouga-l0 Nee Brsiford-s Buekner Stanton
Cevsaad Brothers ksoS M.nis vlls Lutsn-e Oliver
Frelson Acct Cooper ksolf hi 3a
ebs msla.ses Mtspb-rger ksos 81 do
BuehAnnon Carroll &so- hhds sugar Cammaek sauirss Veto
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-17

- In Fourth District
ohIO-Psr Dugans boa-l431 bills flour Patson shipkle
0h0.pef gsor{ss Bsat-4s4 Ibis fsur Nye Brothers ace
MADlS0NPsr Tsylsrs tbl. -four TnyoI easily
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-17

" ELCH'S PARTISAN HIPPODROME,
w REMOVAL or THE DELPHIAN TEMPLE
from the Square 10 tbs ags spacious
piece sfGfvu5d lying BARONSE between Poyds AAd Hss
NOTICE. ...,.
The making ofcsion, respectfully
h citizens Of New Osn ths owing the - ststs Of
be unabe their light
RACING ani DRIVING that constitute In grest nessnre the
TRUE HIPPODROME SPORTS,
Course regularly
rack The Il time and abr he bad
during the last week he nPassiy
@ proper coalition. liberal he has
rPon him, warranted
REMOVAL
quarter where he has constructed
HIPPODROME
which display gvsp. verify Of the support patron
Aod liberal public.
Grand opening this TUESDAY EVENING Dec H. and
during the wesh which occasions
THE TOURNAMENT,
THE sTEEPLE CHASE,
THE TRIAL ~ THE PosTILLIoN,
THE CHARIOTEERS CONTEST
THE CARS or JUNO,
La PERCHE EeUIPosE,
M'MLE MINNA'S
EXERCISES DE MANAGE,
ssi the flight ofths
LIBERTY sTEEDs,
a. Tn. will be Seats the Dsm Circle
Social Bozes s Qaaf.sroon APArtass sce Chidsn and
Coorsd Servants, half pric..
Accommodation Cam
dia.sly by the ifiPPodrome.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-17

HAREshp Nathan HaAu-is bales oettou bb -four Iso
sacks whesi, 200 do corn, SSH slaves. - NV
LVERPoolBsrk Edmund-4 halss cotton ia hha. sb,..
40 hhls -four ai4I slaves. '
Pesients00 bbs fsur 2sb do pork
ne ees 20 bales and 10 boxes tobacco slsdriss,
TAhtlCOSehr MNry
cohPus cisTl-Schr vs. -four do bread
$50 sacks 50 kegs nail suntie,
BoSToN-sAip lsiah Crowsll-ls9s balss ssttes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-17
CHIT DAGUERREAN SALOON. No

sle pr jar. snsp
SKY-LIGHT DAGUERREAN SALOON, No.
~ q CAMP steel New oIlsaus-Ths undersigned hsygy
sEssEs s., every variety and :ls :si ,ssi,
1 : snss.i
'i e. IaERoUs a. CO.
MADAME B., celebrated FORTUNE nu
~ TELLER respectfully informs her friend. and the sN
asr ss No. sfIasSa
STREET Tibet. es,~..a Moss.a and yisiOry:
II B. BROwER & CO., II
- H0Oss F CamP sTREET sroHS' IL
jXPANNERY, LAMPS,
CIGAB MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
Il; s,fs s't
'''' 'A's''a and T e g!;iss' RfssnAw
SALES cs o osSss md ''' "a
WM. ARMSTRONG, No, SO Old Levee near
sT+Es r. n i,,y. ist
sIsp FAME
and WETsToNEs, which he Oilers low prices
dating terms ds
EXCHANGE-Sight and Time, Foreign and
'''l'' '''e'' 'n ' g. HART co. 70 rAoupoula.
IME-lOOO bbls. Rockland, for sale by
- d.. j. G. HARplIL CO 81 Magazine ct.
rEMENT-1500 bbls. Newark, landing from
~ \, ship eharlsm"gus, and 70, .a, |. By m, 70
SODA ASH-40 casks, Steele & Sons, for
~ sale by &c HARDILL co. 81 Magazine st. di4
DORTER, ALE AND CHAMPAGNE CIDER,
anss barrels or 1. aEDss eo e
FLOUR-5OO barrels St. Louis Superfne, ex
aus steamer Grand r'' landing .1s ff H. y
DRESERVES-50 cases Philadelphia, for sale
IL by CONVERSE a CO. 81 TchOupiculas u. dis sianl
MERCHANDIsE-Landing from ships Tri-
mGqRi %; . G. Barney .1s and y Emns Lincoln
RSsM ;ss Ssss: wr Ne.
Pi; sssi ~ I '.
f91oSG sn co. h sP s G"s g'''r boxes
sgekwassfsis s. h nIs ssa1ssrs and So.s
FIRE cRAcKsRs-SS, boxes;
s SIaek s, FEPPEso a sso S.s.;
sALEKATUs-Iso barrels, halye. and boxes;
PICKLES SAUCES and ri FRuiss assortment, ~
ait ls.n. Is nmon
4 NORN-345 sacks, landing from steamer
safaaas Noa E. NJ DALEY. IS Tehoupi,oalss $50
SOAP-eO0 boxes winchester's, Livermore's
as 81. .u Bunker Hill for 's sss X co ., v.,ooD,... st.
AATS-500O sacks St Louis, in store and for
" sale by F. NJ DALEY ss Tehupitoans sweet, dla
STARCH-100 boxes and rs half boxes Col
% sI,sr Pearl Starch for sale by RM MsALfis Co.
CASTOR OIL-50 bbls. Blows No. l., for
sslsby M. DALEY. 90 Tehous,oalss nss
TONGUES-S0 doz choice Buffalo, just re-
OF I'm R. NJ MeAIfN CO., 30 Common aud 50 Sta
CHAMPAGNE-l42 baskets Anchor, La
Amazon, Western and Star, lAndag ship Unico
a To- tar.gn
10 L. NJ DALEY. Sc Tehospitouas strest.
VNHISKY-6O bbls. Old Monongshela, Rye
w Tor sss by
o,s KENNEDY FOSTER. Us T,hsuptouia, street.
ENLOUR-1500 barrels St Louis landing anS
~ for by KENNEDY FOSTER, rs Tshoupiioaas a. rs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-17
HORATIO D. HEWITT, PIANO

HORATIO d. HEWITT, PIANO-RG
IL FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. 80 csmp
street. New Orleans h youd especially squss.
assortment Of MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS all Kinds
FoRTEs from the factories the
Europe, which A. sToDARD CO..
Of Now Yok, HALL son, If New York, PLEYEL Oh
Pans The above the following kinds GRAND Sc
MlGRAND, PiCCoLO, PICC0L0 OBLIQuE AND sQUARE-are
Of the most celebrated ske in the world combining all the late
Of * aud They will
pres MUSICAL MERCHANDISE and in any quantity
Among others the subscriber
Of ACC0RDEoNS
which offered Al the
TIRED ~ HALL SON the most
stand the climate The many
the Music the Northern
thoroughly acquainted with the
stock the selected that has
his facilities such that he will
stock Of all kinds MUsICAL
MOST FASHIONABLE MUSIC.
invited to call and examine bis stock.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-17

GhLvEsIoNseamship Me,iesst b,ss cotton Kelly rrsx.
~ 50 Nelson &os-e Sref &eol3 Waters Camden &es
Hail Kodd-sundes 80 Farley, Jsey &co, Elder Acc,
NEW YoRk-Bark A.slsnebe-A.ssrtei mdss
RIO JANER0Bsk Susan eehee Johnson Mich. A..
MALAGA-bark Msiyo-Fnit . order.
R0CkLAND-Sehr Lswis hlcCain-y5S bbs lime 10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-17

@- Messrs. Edtors Please announce that
WILLIAM HALL Esq, will csndldat. before The
i~nosi Nominating csnveson for JUDGEsHP the FIRST
DISTRICT COURT by the egaaos the Hon. John
Larae he will be supported by FRIENDS nj,
JED Messrs. Editors Please announce Col
A. P. FIELD for JUDGE FIRST DISTRICT COURT and
oblr. hs NASy rptrSne =, 80
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-17
NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET.

'anserxn COCHRAN CO.. sAss IS CANT srn.rr
EXCHANGE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-17
q 4 = g

Mrs. GRAU espeealy inye The Ladies Of New oss cali
her strs $40 CAMP STREET. three
THURSDAY the lob in.t.at .hsn abe viii NH hsd
Of FRENCH BONNETs, CAPS HEAD DREssES
MNTlLLAs, ENbBoIDERIEs, GLOVES. PERF UMERlEs, and
yasious nse es suitable for Ladder Toilette.
Mrs g. will cell her goods light profits.
hnd them equally handsome hose
II BONNETS altered
Asd MANTILAS made to order. nil iy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-17
BALLS AND PINS. for the TEN.p,N A11~

fsr,oas unable 70 come to New o.ass may to
procure any Of the articles
Their Sder 70 who will
who wish to see tho operation o. the PATENT GM
ELASTIC BANDS, uverted ANTOGNINIl are -
repair 10 the vERANDA BILLIARD SALOON En- Common .,