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Bargains.

ON PIECES CaIcoes of all shades and prices.
@UU For sale by J. BROWN.
March %, 1858. 81
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HuII's TaIlOw Candles.
IN BOXES, Just received. Also, Bags Old Java
, 1UColfeo J. BROWN.
Raleigh, February Ia, 1858. &c
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CLASSICAL AND
NJ ATH EN- ATTCAL SCHOOL
In RALEIGH

fHE Subscriber will open School of this description
L IN the City of Raleigh, the LIST Monday in Janu-
airy next strictly limited to Twenty-Five pupils. The
Latin, Greek, and French languages will be soundly
taught with thorough course of Mathematics AS the
school Is intended to be one of high grade pupils will be
expected have already received some degree of pre-
pa.atory instruction in the ordinary English branches.
The first session will be one of fire months. Some
half dozen boarders may be Accommodated if preferred in
the Principals family, at $I2 per month
Fees Of Latin, Greek, and Mathematics, $25, 90 8
French extra, 1000
One half the above expenses will expected invari
ably in advance. l.. WADDELL.
February S, 1858. 24-Iy
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TENO the PUblic--.4 perfect Luxury an Summer
4 and Winter The subscriber has On hand supply
OF the best quality of cured hair and is still manufac
turing superior quality of hair Mattresses lie would
respectfully inform the public that he furnish them
with the best articles in his line cheapy they
be bought in New York. Persons from the neighbor-
ing villages and counties, who have heretofore sent
North provide themselves with as good an article
the subscribers and low price, he is pre-
pared and will furnish them, at the shortest notice,
at prices ranging from 81 to $50.
Also, constantly hand the much improved shuck
and Cotton Mattresses, at the lowest prices Also,
ias, lounges, &c. manufactured in various styles.
pairing Of soas chairs and renovatingod Mattress
es, &c done with neatness and despatch All orders
thankfully received and promptly attended to.
My Ware Room is on Fayetteville Street, three doors
above the Yarbreugh House.
J. H. HARRIS,
Uphosterer and Mattress Maker.
Good Feathers taken the highest prices in ex-
change for Mattresses.
Raleigh March 1, 1858. 80
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Family Groceries,

Family Groceries.
OK BBLS. Loaf Crushed, Clarified and Brown
LCsugars,
Old Java, Laguira and Rio Coffee,
Up error Green Tea, also black Tea.
For sale by ]. BROWN.
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Saddler, Ferth s. Ross Mustard
~ large Case of this Mustard which is considered the
nest IN The worldly many persons is Just received at
eS|"us DRUG STORE.
Y j sale by 5 + PEScTn I'm 10
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CLOTHING EMPORIUM
IS kVo Ntgs6Iag To FRlefgSe. q
Old Stand,
Ii q, AZ u

Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, ~. G.
His Store is fitted up in style of elegance, superior
any the State and his Stock presents attractions
rarely be seem except in the large assorments of the
Northern cities. E. l.. HARDING E
Raleigh, October 4th, 1852 50
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DULL'S sSARSAPARILLA. A fresh supply of this
Djustly celebrated Extract, too well and highly APP
preciatcd to need any comments just received and for
sale at PESCUD'S.
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nELELTIER'S SARSAPARIILA. A fresh sup
T. F. PEsCUD.
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TIME following Garden SEEDS, warranted TO be fresh
ans genuine and of the crop of 1852, NAV be found
i the Drug Stofeof p E. PESCoD.ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-28

sos rnF EARN, EARrny .n-Diogenes has lstely
book, second third edition, advertised called Nor
ton Soils We not agriculturiss and therefore
shall not read it but should this his eyen he will
perhaps obge by aiding few philosophical chapters
Tho soil of Russis-Despotsln
The soil Of Itay-Signtry
The soil of Austria-tIupgary.
The soil OF Spau-the Spsish Bonds
The soil Of Yrauce-Louis Napoieor.
The soil of England-its unsducafed mAssos'
The soil OF Ireland-the Priests
Or descending particular places he misot aeseah'
upon -.
The soil of Loudon-its teeming grayeyard and eonse-
queut London clay"
The soil Of G!asgow-IDtemperance,
The soil Of Edinburgh-lntoleranee.
The soil of Aberdeen-its Fart
But A. we cannot go thus finding chapters for every
body we only hope that the author whs We should thnk
was .latiou to the farce Of the same name from
the heavy nature Of his subject will take the hn Ion
don Diosenes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-28

IMMIGRATION tho week ending the 18th there ar
rived in New York from Europe seventeen ships 193l
engrauts which is the rate OF about 3ooa day From
October q to November 10, there were s2 arrivals
The New York Post remarks seusiby that in any other
country than this speedy revolution would be the con-
sequence of the daily arrival OF thousand strangers on
its shores
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-28

s,l.s wRIGHI.-The New York Courier and Enquirer
says sias Wright sleeps in an humble grave in the bury
ing ground Just out Of the village of Canton st Law
renee county, N. Y, with simple monument bearing
his name and dates Of his birth aud death Ills law Office
has been converted ice house attached to hotel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-28

LOUISVILLE Iav 'uoot-The Law Department Of the
University Of / !lo is in q fourishing condition
Over forty students in attendance. Messrs Pirtle
Pryor and Bullock the professors. Since its esab
lsnen in the fall of 1916 up to last March, there
hundred and thirty gentlemen who pursued thu
studies of the Department, and hundred and fifty
eight upon whom the degree Of Bachelor OF Laws was
cnnterTNl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-28

s.ISe oF srr.MsRs The steamship Star Of the West
sailed from New York for San Juan on the 10Th with
large number of passengers for California.
The George Law sailed for Aspinwan on the I'D with a
largo load Of Messengers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-28

sAoorI-G ATfRAr,-Caleb, negro belonging to L. H.
Fte, killed BY lad Is years OF at eorn-shuck-
ing miles from Nashville the 2lst The young
acquitted the next day it appearing that DE
actal In aelf. .hefnuca
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-28

The Board Of Trustees have resolved ineresi Of
the yeaa 1880 ISL
sq oth holders thereof their legal representatives. asr
the Eighth day Of Augus, prsrnio.
The Trustees have declared Dividend of ThrySve
the Premiums of the Company ending
the Twelfth day Of July 1859 for which certificates will b. issued
and after the % Monday in September next
Ti0S A. ADAMS, President.
MOSES GREENWOOD, Vice Presdert.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-28

MInpLE NAMEs-There good names enough latt
without hahitusiy infieDg third one upon our pro
geny 1t is terrible upon ones time TO write three
long words every time he signs note or hastily sends up
his card.
child who grows up With middle name carries
weight Ballast occupies room that there is freight
enough to Eli Let economical friends figure the
extra time will cost their children the increased amount
of the ststoner bill the ink that will be wasted that
middle name There at present danger Of their
being oYerrun with than with their bearers IN
Times
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-28

The ESGLisH DANGER-In Naples psmpet, sup
posed to be published under the sanction permission Of
the government contain, tho following passage Tie
world win have peace until all
shall be able to destroy this plundering people Engand
and wipe them away from the nations OF the earth-unt
the English people dispersed like the Hebrews-until
London like Jerusalem shall be in ruins and ashes then
Europe will be safe Let console ourselves in God
France viii do 1.-THE time approaches"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-28

sIGsrricANr-A Connecticut minister having walked
through village churchyard, and observed the inds-
crmnate praises bestowed upon the dead wrote upon the
gate post the following line:
Here lie the dead and here the living hs!n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-28

THE MORTALITY ANoSG 0FFicERs OF Tue ARay.-
Thirty-ons the uine hundred officers Of the United
States army have died since the lst of January last
This in time Of peScs is very large per centage Of
deaths proving beyond question the hazardous nature
the services they all times called to render to their
country. Washington Star.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-28

MIND YouR +" AS AND E's.n-rhe Turkish office
commanding the division in Rumels is Omar Pssha,
the of the armies is 0mer Pasha
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-28

CosucrFD-James j. Hare WAS convicted In New
York en- the 10th the murder Of Susan McAnuarny h
paramour In February last,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-28

yellow FEVER NtwfoRT, FLA letter In the
Charleston Courier dated Talahasse, Nov 18th, says
The general health of the country has been uninter
rupted since you LETT but sorry to add that the
yellow fever has broken out again at Newport with even
greater virulence The citizens bad heen back but little
while when j. reappeared and there have been several
deaths-Dr Godwire, and Smith (the merchant) among
them 1t shows the improperly Of returning to places
SO infected before hard frost Nothing is killed here yet
and indeed have had summer weather nearly all the
time The frost of tho a5th Of last month slight
that of its marks VISIBLE aud you would never
imagine that there had been any
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-28

RunoRrn DEFAloAuoNs IN WALL sTREEr,-The n. Y.
Herald of the 10th says that clerk in leading bank in
Wall street is reported dcfauer to that institution for
$4,000 1t adds that two other banks in the same
street are minus $3.50 600 and sGG000 BY defacatons
The cashier of the first received the 10Th letter from
an anonymous source Offering to return the package of
notes less $4,000 if questions asked and pro-
ceedipgs resorted to to obtain the balance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-28

WEATHER CRors fLoRipA-From a letter in the
Charleston Courier dated Jefferson county Fla Nov le
make the following extract relative to the prospects Of
the crops in that region:
Old Floridans tell you easily of years in which no
killing frost felt until the Christmas holidays and
then there were blooms cotton plants and forms
and bolls yet opening Two weeks delay at this season
will add plantations, fifty hundred bales
certainly lost if frost within that time This is
certainly the this year than usual The twelve
weeks drouth from which suffered in the spring aud
early retarded planting that Of best
planters find themselves thrown back than at any
previous With the proviso however, that we
have serious frost till late safe in marking the
of the last The crop throughout the State far
learn is light The failure is felt more deeply
coming as it does after previous crop Of uuegualled
abundance Still it lie borne resolutey, and the farmer
in answer the query whether his crop viii supply him
tells you often . it must don
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MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER %, 1853.
DAILY CRESCENT
THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT,

THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT,
OPfIcE NO. % ST. CHARLES STREET,
Win b regularly early
every day nnday srcspsed for = sdvasce payable
The Ote1 OF is cents week, payable 70 the Carriers.
THE CIRCULATION
o the CszseEs DAILY and westiy, such offer desirable
medium 70 Adysrisen As
FAMILY PAPER
repsss largely and At eny citizens
articles sold " famiis
u. esuns No the eireais.es extensively among
families. -"
OUR TERMS
are such 10 Invite the attention and patronage u public
TEENS LpvsETIsIss:
Per Square Ten inssrion
charzs sah day
lbsral who s
for shorter tn1e
Al Advertisement. will Published month and
shzrgsd sreordngly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-28
HOUSE-FURNISHING.
G,R0CKERY. CHINA and GLAsswARr. {,

4 NRUCKER1, CHINA and GLAsSWARE. CyiR
~ HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES.-SAMUEL T.. Nh
MOORE co. have removed their stock Of goods from No. 81 sY
daily additions their -
already large this line, rising
ENGLISH aud FRENCH CHINA DINNER and TEA SETS plain
white and orrnmant-d.
FRENCH ENGLISH AMERICAN GLASSWARE, of rich cut,
moulded aud plain patterns.
WHITE sfONE CHINA DINNER and TEA SETS, made
Of family from the be-, Manufacturers OF Eng
land.
TOILET SETS white and ornsmented, Of vsrious patterns.
SOLAR LAMPS, bronled and gilt
FRENCH MODERATOR LAMPS, BRoNzED and oRNAMENTED
CHINA.
rLANIsED TIN WARE such cahng Dishes, ceHeo and Tea
nshss Coffee Tea Pets Egg Boilers
with rams under, Cake and Jelly Aoulis, etc.
IVORY HANDLE KNIVES and FORKS, aud KNIVES alone.
PLATED TABLE and TEA SPOONS and FORKS, etc.
SILVER PLATED CASTORS, JAPAN TEA TRAYS, BRITANNIA
METAL WARES CANpLES1ICRS LAMl'S, CASToflS SPOONS,
etc
TABLE AND DOOR MATS KNIFE BASKETS, FIRE IRONS,
quality all guaranteed
found n this EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT.
A large stock of WHITE OPAQUE and COMMON CRecKERY
Al wholesale.
goods fres Of charge, Of the c and
stock the Of losnng families AID
parties where that the usual supply needed
otT2 law
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REMOVAIS-REMOVALS.

ID EMOVAL.-Dr TURNBULL & SoNs, Ocu-
HOTEL, New Orleans Omee hours from StoS
[from the London Times
assembled the
Dr. Turnbu Russell TO witness the results produced by
Doctor applied
Deafness and btnines.
twenty thirty patients ATTENDED, Of whom,
deaf 1anb They sub
cd to ests by which proved that Their deafness ad
by the Dr. Turnbds remedies And whn
whether The paralysis
Of the obueton OF the
delay, Several psus who repre-
ted ha, they had been r0rey hni rad that they could now
sse perfectly well. nss iw
ID EMOVAL.-The subscribers inform ~
y their the public that they have removed FTA
and the Eent'n Of their r< N
customers Jswelrv, Watches snd Sill Gy. NJ
Yer VAR lalt 8nl LIND ASIH, sag caiaP a..
ID EMOVAL-WnLIAH ARMSTRONG, dealer in
HsrI-.rs Cutlery, Paints OILS Grs etc. ha. removed from
Oa between Cont and ST. LOU.
where he viii be pleased n see his friends asd
! mar WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, No. 80 Old Lsvee.
| Ep EMOVED-RAC & FOSTER have removed
u orics Of Camp and Coma.rciA!
key, tue Crescent Mutual Insurance Badnseutrsnee the
] Alley. nj 3m
| EOIIN G. IARDILL & co. have removed
! - from 9s TO 81 Msgszin. street. nj
| ID EMOVAL.-Mrs. ANN LAW has re- -
u moved from cAronielet TO IL sArADEs STREET lF1sl
between Esto Thss The house !. lsrge, and las
oeaon hr. L. prepared to receive BoARERs Win or
! without Lodging olS Sm
II EMOVAL-J. o. PIERsoS, Real Estate,
y Broker from a Ezeh,nr,
Place Commercial flse. csmrsr.st novss
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WANTS-WANTED.
FOR RENT.


NOR RENT-A two-story BRICK Dwell <fEs
HOUSE calloro, between Bacehus and Dryadss k
ro. room stables above four bod lot 81 by
large and consous wo.iOry BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
Annunesian street. gs.t e ssws'n ban and n9 m iI i
One two sory FRAME HOUSE. on pry.apa Walk H.
ylsus snd tolilssm streets, aofth .idc, ,o.
One COTTAGE HOUSE Magazine street between Rae and Or
g: s ssasE asSs SSsas e c: e
xi-Gst.t FRAME HOUSE on Dyad.s caopc. suitable
story BRICK BUILDING Fuson iirod streets
street. xppiyio j. o. riERsoN, Real Estae BROKER.
GTORE FOR RENT.--Thc Store No. 16
Shoe sta"e hppy to ''" TODD Co. ne
ID DOM for CoFFEE-noUsE FOR RENT.
The Large ROOM 10 by a feet The q Ssese1 street
on iarai sf@. Appyt TODD CO. nls
EyOR RENT. The Lower Floor of store a
T., No. 1880 foydra' street. Apply TO w WEYMOUTH
NOR RENT.-The Store, No % Natchez fss
street. ths Arcade Passage and store No. is Nat x
Az ' % s s''' fob B:s' co., S~ 10 sst
EHOR RENT-Two large and well lighted "A
Offices f.io1 ssisbsH sifH iR5isss e. & sPyt 81 yts.,..
HOUsE TO LET, AND FURNITURE a
First District The Furniture has been
| u.eou . little time and good
| Address Box A IS, Post-ofbes. ss'
| INOR RENT-Sevcral desirable Offices in a
building ooeupie1 by the una Of Camp FL
| street and Commercial Alley. JPWiuTNEf q CO. sla
VENO RENT-Ofice on the second fl oor in HE4
i ,hsJudng 80 Camp street. Apply on the a,,t fsor -
| jygs COCHRAN co
NOR RENT-Two fine Offices, No. SO st. a
| 4 'Charles street, Touro's Bliiiins Apply TO Ia
| jy7t J. H. bsHbRiDGE CO.. s. st. CharlsssL
IYOR RENT--The fine lower Store, No. SO a
Also, OFFICE the second Aoo -
| Applyo ues1 BARELLi Co, 81 Common street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-28

has the following items:
.4,1irais-There unusually large number of
steamboat arrivals yesterday Among them, three from
New Orleans two three from the Ohio river, and
six eight from the upper rivers Receipts OF piuce
by the latter 10 fair extent but nothing what
they will be if should have rise in the waters above
But yet there is report Of change and the Illinois
Mississippi and Missouri not swelling to any noticeable
extent at all II does exceedingly hard ior the
rivers to rise but they can't hold out much longer the
present weather continues
Il Fleet for Nep 0rleans,-The steamer New Lucy, up
yesterday morning reports having met furysix Ohio
river and upper Mississippi boats bound TO New Orleans
Of these twenty -one were from st. Louis.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-28

STEAMBOAT Great Lots ef Ljs-rhs steamer
Robert Morton which phys regularly between Charleston
and Cheraw s. c. burst her boilers at Ports Ferry on
Pee Dee the 10th OF the twenty-seveu persons on
board ten missing killed The force of the expc-
sion great to throw the anchors chains,
and heavy iron capstan which deck the neigh
boring bank Her deck torn up, and fragments Of
machinery cargo and huh blown in every direction Mr..
Ulmo the First Engineer, escaped almost miraculousy
being the upper deck when the explosion took place
lie blown up, and descended headforemost the
deck of ths boat-bs hands probably striking first no
doubt saved him but his head had received bruse in
the encounter but nothing serious The Of the
explosion is unknown The captain asserts that it
certainly lot for want Of water in the boilers for
three minutes before the accident he at the boiler
head and the water tried and there plenty.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-28
Office Home Mutual Insurance Company

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
fAntsH oP pKLg.s City Of Oilesus,
Bsemsrbsrea that January 1883 before ns
subscriber Justice rity
ally sppeaIed Alexander Brother rredea Jame H. Wheeler
the Mutual
being duly according nw depoe above
sounsGTe Just and and said
A. BROTHER President.
JAMEs H. WHExLHR, Secretary.
and aubsribed before tho
Z. V. J0NTE, Second Justice sf the Posoe
Of the Parish Of Orleans.
- The Board Of Trustees have declared Nine
Per The earned premiums Of the Company ending
December 81 1852 for which
the lei OF March
The Company continues to
and lose OF damage by Fire. 81 the Of oee u
Camp street. ALEXANDRA BROTHER, Pieadent.
w. r, JOHN SHAW, Vice President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-28
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

suttSNNs Sssoe'
Granite Insurance Company, OF Utica,
NEW YORK.
CAPITA-3Se0 CO., ~ sIeo 1 psa n
W. II. DEpRicH, Secretary. GU. "oni''0' ifs"asn'
REFERENCES IN NEW YORK.
JOHN WARD 4 co, 4 Wall street, n 9, n...,
s.. r. SThNAHAN, Presidsnt Atlantic bSeA' "A''-ssi
ISAAC NEWTON, its West sueetj
EvFRTB 4 CURTIsS, lis West street.
DoWs 4 GUITEAU, iis Broad street.
BEALE. HEIICK DE WITT, Briige tuse''
WAGsTAFF 4 vEDDER, Is CORTLAND street,
~, T .l,. a, on. OF the responsible nsaiot
the Union Scrip pfts issuss TO The n1d ys and re-
sernsd after III. fund 100000 All TIE premiums received
atthi, Agency RETAINED AND INVEST ~ ' " 'senfy
ana d, I. m. bu.p,., of III. sssrsd The undsrssn.d duly
authorized Agent. prepared issue policies on hs most a'oraSs
., .g.ns loss or damage FIRE MARINE HULL and RIVER
RISKS. loo 6ml c. C. LATihof, Asen,, lamp ~.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-28

San AccipEsr-Major Thadeus II. Warren, Of g.
Louis well known partner in the house Of Francis
Walton Warren met with sad accident which caused
his death at Keokuk, ths 10th. While driving out
from that place his way to Montrose, he met horse
and buggy running away. He got out of his buggy In
tending stop them but they met his horse be-
frightened, and sprang forward by which he
caught the vehicles and dreadfuy crushed
lie taken back Keokuk and survived the accident
only two hours
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-28
NUMBER 997.
Arrival of the Pampero.

The steamship Psmpero Captain w G. Planders, from
San Juan on the afternoon Of the 18th arrived at th
port yesterday evening shs brings 23 passenger and
s250ooO in specie in the hands ofpassengers
The Prometheus sailed from San Juan On the 18th
a. o'clock ~ for New York with $l75oooo in specie
on freight and In the hands Of passeugersi
Among the passengers John Mitchell the Irish ezi!e'
and family.
The Psmpero left In port the italian brig Christene,
and two American barks, Pbonix and Martha Clark
The Pampero experienced heavy head winds On her
return passage.
The following Is the list Of passenger
W Dent and three children A G lawrence, II Rogers
aud lady, ) Smith and son, G Lewis, Bryne, W
Garrett X Perkins, Mrs Crsmer Mclean, McMeans,
J W Alexander, W McClish. W @ Lawrence. Huch-
ison. W Scott, D BorlAnd, Eeid Nrs g Taylor, NJ
Myers Mrs White and two children, Levi Lowrey,
II Reinhart VI Mcclure Mznpin, A Fsirehild. J
ID stetnnus, THRILL Jacobs, q Gernin Mrs Ledyard
and child Mr. Bruce N Lsndebsugh, Mr. Goxs W West,
A A Boyle, Cummings, X Meeter. W G Mcguire J J
Robbins, Loury l. Newman Terini. g Tirini, John
| Cant, II Parker, Taylor, r Derce. II MeBirks,
| Miss Smith, w Carothon Jas Carathon w Lore @ A
French. Bradley Cave; Mitchell Y Townsend J
| W Mcdonald, Capps, w Allen s Jacks, r Stewart
and two children W Devers, q W NcClusky, W Lande-
| baugh, Chiids, and l73 in the steerags.
The by the Pampero anticipated by the ari-
| val Of the United States On Friday
Mr. C. Mckenzie, the gentlemsny Purser hss kindly
furnished the above memoranda and copies Of Sandwich
Island papers for which We return him our thanks.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-28

United States Life Insurance Annuity and
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
5. r. CRAWFORD, President,
G. g. INLAY, Secretary
BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST,
No. ss Camp ps.reet, Nswo
BENJAMIN FIORANCE, Agent,
HARMON DCANE, Asst. Agent.
s RkA on the lyesof WHITE PERSONS SLAVES taken
the most favorable terms octl2 iy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-28
Baltimore Letter.

THE TEN HOUR RULE--A MISSING BANKER-RAIL-
ROAD SToCK--CoRPoRATIoN TRICKERY-NEws-
PAPER PRESSES, ETC, ETC.
Correspondence of tts Crescent