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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08

EXECUTION or PERRr AT RALEieH-Samuel Porter Pefly
executed a. Rslegh, n c. the 18th ult for tbs
murder Of his wife Upwards of 1900 persons assembled
to witness the spectacle and among the number were
mauv women, The correspondent of the Lynchburg Ex
press says 4
Before leaving the prison house he confessed that ne
srecipitated his wife the where she was found
assisted by an Old negro ~ IN n OF water out
which she hsd just drawn he aud the nsgro caught her
bv the feet and pitched her in In falling ne ssd she
ubt hold Of the rope and was In fair way TO get cut
nnb when the nsgro took the wtndass 70 which
h rome was attached of its bed and tumbled IT down
on her This is the way in which be accounts for the
marks on her head He positively denied having struck
her with an az But few, believe, credit his story.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08

sHIP-BuuDrsG IN Manufacturing the year ending June
80 1855 there built in Maine 13s ships 6S brgs
las schoonsrs, and sloops-making total of Ioo47
AZ -95 tons.
Ths entire amount built in the United States in 1857
255 ships 73 brgs 5s schooners 26 soops and 2oe
steamers-makng total of 356523 tons
Maine builds about onethird Of all the tonnage of the
United States
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08

COMPULSORY ATTENDANCE ScHooL-The Grand Jury
lately in session at Pttsburg have recommended to the
Legislature the passage of law to the attendance
of the entire youthful population Of that city and making
it compulsory parents to send their children to school,
They recommend that the children of foreigners partcu
larry should be forced attend in order that they may
forget the language of their Fatherland and become
Amercanized through the medium OF Cobb and Murray.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08

oUrRAGy.-The CharlotsvAe Jefersopian says three
young into the MANSION and committed other
depredaous Monticello for which they fined
each l25 dollars The same paper adds:
To Us, 1t seems that the name Of THOMAS JEFFERSON
should prevent depr-datons injury to Monticello"
but if strangers vandls enough to commit them.
are glad knw that the juries of the county will
their duty Even the which stand over the
ashes of the immortal author OF the Declaration udc
peudence those Of his wife and daughters not
exempt from mutlation by strangers who so there and
nearly all of whom desire TO carry away something in the
shape Of relic.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08

MORE FoRGERIEs-It is said that yesterday three or
four forged notes from $500 $500 each purporug
contain the signatures Of different mercantile
this city. discovered to be in circulation in State
street. Boston Courier, 29ih ult.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08

The PREss-Father GaysZzi in his sixth and last lee
ture at Cincinnati Saturday evening said The press
of Cincinnati not serve that of New York The
politicians Of New York too, would bow before Romsh
bishop when they would not bow before God himself.
They betrayed their country to secure their election
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08

Fresh ORANGEs.-0ur city is now well supplied with
these uxuries from Havana the frst of the crop
having arrived during the week They sell board for
from SIS to $40 a thousand Phil. Sun, 18th ult.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08

Hon Walker Anderson President Of the Pensacola and
Montgomery Railroad Company. arrived in this city on
wednesday last from New York whittier he had gone to
negotiate the bonds of this city meeting Of the Di
rectors will be held on Monday next, at which time Mr.
Anderson will make his report Pensacola Gazette 5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08

HrDRorHoMA.-vinegar is said have proved forieiu-
ally used by aceident) prime remedy in this disease
We also told recently that dsshng water over the
patient is an admirable aud efhcacious expedient
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08

Nsw KINDS BUILDING Ciry.-There Is a plan
in this city build dwelling houses after the plan
Of many of the buildings in the cities of Paris Edinburg
and in many Of the cities of Northern Europe II pro-
posed that the building shall be large and that each
family shall occupy fiat story, and pay in
proportion to the height of tho stories rented The
ground floor would be property for all parties,
Kept by common porter who would have general charge
of the whole edfce These floors would have from six
twelve according to the taste of
the builders and in moderate house. with six eight
rooms, the rent wonld not be $500.
Better and better accommodations could be af
forded in this city in this way $500 than for $500
5000 when by themselves The in favor of such
plan cheaper rents and obi econs rather mag-
nary than real -
We learn that houses upon the Paris, Edinburg and
European plan have been built in Victoria London
fashionable part Of the metropolis and tina the expert
ment works admirably London is growing so rapidly
that such plan of greater compactness is deemed
absolutely necessary for business y Y, Natioua
Democrat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08
NHOICE VINES AND IIoII0RS

rHO1CE WINES AND LIQUORS.-BRAN-
DEs-sssarac Of the vintage of 1885 1ss 1907 1905 Co.
and qualities 'r'
WNEsod Reserve Pathenho South Side East India Ma
dersi Dud Gordon and Harmony Old Port Sill
and Sparkling Creme de BouIy FeuI ser
cases, Of all qualities
Holland Gin Jamaea and ST. Croix Scotch
and Old Rye Whisky Brandy ind Fruits in Jure Cors Of
every description Boxers Berlin Cooley Bers everything
the OF WINES and LIQUORS. which be od 90
able terms as can be found, for cash city paper.
200 easksPORTER and ALE, in pnts quarts
NJ SEWELL T. TAYLOR, Is Royal street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08

RAiS.-It has come at last, and in such q vav as 10
leave doubt of its continuance until our rivers are
bank full Yesterday morning, from early hour We
had steady rain there is great deal Of ON the
mountains, we understand and this fact adds to the
joyfn feeling which now animates steamboat men,
Pittsburgh Post, 2sth ult
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08
WHTERIyvG PLACES.

r AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER ~
4 CREOLE-Fal Arrangement FOR tTTGf
oEAN SPRINGS BILOXI and .ntsmediste aud
this trade with superior
caton and Jefferson Railroad frva the Lake Of tbs
foiows.
MONDAYS...by A NJ, Cars FRIDAYS A. NJ.
And the POntcbasu Railroad arrival the Lake Of the
follows.
L.es'' Ner o,lsa.' Lss,s' oesar sp-i.gi =,
MONDAYS by A. NJ cars TUESDAY. A. NJ.
WEDNESDAYS. by r. NJ. A. NJ.
FRIDAYS. "a. NJ. SATURDAY A. NJ
SATURDAYS. by p NJ. cars SUNDAY ........,at
~ Freight received at the Railroad all the up O'Clock
SATURDAYS.
B The Way Letter Bag will leave Agen
days and Wednssdys 81 O'Clock and Fridays and Sat
urhays O'Clock p,
Christian ~; Children
wants f 7S Dock e Mississippi City,
Syringe, "a Children and Servants, ei 60 Deek, q.
s7s r. GEDDEs, Agent, 10 Bank Pace.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08

EDW'D X. COLLINS a co, 5s Wall street Nv
BROWN, slIlPLEY Co, Liverpool. -
T. G. ROBERTS a CO is Kings Aims Y ard Lopdon
JOHN MUNR0E Il Co,
9s Rue Notre Dame des vietores Paris
GEO. II. DRAPER, Hsvre. '
EF The Of these ships will accountable
Susn Specie Jewey Precious Stones Metals
lAdng signed therefor and the value thereof
iy2sSm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08

nRUGs, CHEMICALS, Erc.-The subscri-
sooS Der, have il sSrs and y ss the iOIcw9g
= d'%shs' If seTI ss5RIis SSNGS S5SF
AAoMfbposa J. CASE: ESsa fssohAx
@ SS ssE' s EpsoM GAsS ssoPA sa DBL fA s9ps
g. g. fAM5qS fA6HR sdsfSSE Is Is SsFsS 4 &
% SkkE H Ha I. II TtEH1Rc SH1S lsb
bales oRANGf erR!f ffR ffffP bal, .. oHaEf aAIsft6 d.
! Do. ESsLfsH yAIERISS an kooTi kaSifthD
eAiISp tsA 81 GGSaSo 70 Ssass csRB d.
SSAsSa5s 5Ss$.sSE S'''' qualities
4: rAS4an f$STS ''S g. AAss'A' a.
@ MdsfsS2 12PlDF rorAssF
A94 .arss s.:.I,@sa, DRUGS CHEMICALS EXTRACTS etc.
g; ssH$ (. SS$REHtR
S ss fTSilS & SSRKs
So do. T9WNsfSbis sSRsSPAARilL1A;
10 do. HOPS, ETC., etc.
r.s. S s%@ : their stock ESSEN SEN
c. cSy s aps, Fn s.p G @ A5
Ss,S ogs.s% Orange Fsppsr%a
saSpy ss Eth &
'sis SsbGisfs ;Sf;''r,' prices
SkowISs ! sR6is ,si SELECT e POWDERS,
MuRRAYs FLUID MAGNESiA; 'A'''
RhaStrs,s cSfsu1Afs csHfs uGAsfaos; 81 G5pArBA, etc.,
WtEs SfEs HHksSa Hss q ffsS ouHEss
tiF;sg 5EsRYg sc 2cALcINED MAeNEsiA;
3: sps Join SuLss fS g., sGRrfrx,; etc
e1 E. J, HART a GO, 70 TchOnrtoas.st st.
GOSHEN BgTTER-l5 frkins just received,
IS Ell hsRTS Is g.. e 70 rehoqri,oul.. .,re..
ENGLIsH DAIRY CHEEsE-2O bxs. land
~ ing fiom ship Audover, for sale by
oils E. J HART 4 Co, 10 TchOupitOulns street.
FLoulRBsM1,, M, u.vrn,. sv
50 @. EVERY BopY's Mill;
- - dO dO' spRlSS SflsESy CREEK CREE MILL
Lending 'n steamer Polar Star Louis and for
0Ys T. A. DALEY, So rchorPt0aa.st,
u OoK CANDY-5O boxes landing, for sale
" oy Z: J. HART CO. 70 Tchoupitoulns street o.s
CUM LOZENGES-lOO boxes landing, for
- sale sale ey E J. HART CO, 1s Tehoupoaas ST o.s
CLEAR slDES-6 casks in store, for sale by
y oe@ :. NJ. DALEY, IS Tehoup,ouas street.
DEACH BRANDf-18O bbls No. /, 2 and 8,
olo -------~'T I. ). WINSTON. arconmsrcs Place.
CHAMPAGNE { CIDER-125 boxes landing, for
- sale by lo2sl E.J HART CO.. Ts rchoupiOuis, st
SODA AsH-3O casks, landing from ship
d JOHN q HARDILL a co IS Magazine street.
boxes, landing from
ols Z. !! HART Co. 70 TehoapitOulsl st.
EAMlLY WINES, of Wiliiams's stock-Pale
= Sherry, White Port and Hook for sale BY
oD T. b. WINSTON, 81 Commercial Place
NlGS-500 drums Smyrna, landing ex bark
Il Aq,lls, and for sale By
DS A. i. COCHRAN co. IS Grs,isr street.
DRESERVES-l25 cases Doughty's, landing
for sale by E. HART co. 70 Tchoapitoulss o9s
FLOUR-250 bbls U. S. Mills Fancy, land
Il ing eI steamer Atlantic, from ST. Louis for .sl. by
oS L. ID. DALEY, IS TchouptoHas st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08

THE CRysrn PAI.cE--rhe Directors Of the New York
crystal have resolved to keep the exhibition open
through the winter instead of closing December as
they had previously contemplated 1t is said from
the first OF epember to the present day the receipts
have been highly satisfactory averaging $4,000 or more
day while the current expenses but 5000 The re-
cepts Of the fortnight ending the 2d uIt were SIS
0OO TBalt Sun III ~ ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08
STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILE.

LTOR MOBILE, BAY ST. LOUIS a.
T. AND PASS CHRISTIAN = Daily U. Mail
LneSummer The splendid
steamers OREGON. Capt R. A. HEN, and FLORIDA, Capt
John Grant, (havng been built for tho
ohs .eGv: steamers vii leave the PeutshAain Railroad DAILY
arrival at the Lake othe O'Clock NJ Of ST.
Louis and Pass Christian daily going returning
Wednesdays and Saturdays going Mondays Thursdays
turning.
Latter Bag for Mobile ard places will .hs
once OF the Agent Al halfpatt o'oleek n.
~ Letters for East Of Mobile the mall they
will be detained at Mobile.
~ Freight for Bay Pass ought
for steamers CALIFORNIA or CREOLE.
jei R. GEDDEs, AGENT 10 Bank Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08
DAILY CRESCENT
THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT.

THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT,
OFFICE Eo. 9s ST. CHARLES STREET.
VIII be regularly sub<snber, city early
day. tsuudny for q sdvFns
The omes or is cents week, payable 70 the csrfiers
THE CIRCULATIOy
the CRscEsr, Daily ard Weekly such 10 offer desirable
medium 70 Adverissrs As
FAMILY PAPER
largely and citizens
afees sold 70 ismiles adyantageouy adyertsed
~ eafns No paper the eiregla,s ernsiysly
OUR TERMS
such nvis attention and b.tro,s1e Of the uubl.
IEfSs or
Per Square o Tes Lines r, n..rts in all Al %
Advertisements The seend Page dsy
for n shorter time. - - '''
All Advertisements marked will pabahsd one month and
charged aoeordngly f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08

The N Y. HERALD AND MR. KErcHra-The Herald
few days since made coptemptuous notice of speech
Hiram Ketchum made in New York The Day Book
suggests the solution to the of the Herald in the
following extract from speech made by Mr. Ketchum in
the Court of Oyer and Termner, in New York in 1872
This is the character of the libel gentlemen and
who is the beer! James Gordon Bennett the editor Of
the New York Herald. This paper gentlemen, has been
established among us for a number of years and if
within this number of years the taste Of large portion
of the reading community has been vitiated and de-
PRAYED; if appetite morbid appetite, has been
created and nurured which nothing but of the
marvellous the horrible the profaue the obscene could
gratify If restless and unauthorized curiosity pry
into the secrets of the domestic and business circles of
negloofs and to drag forth their their i'm
PROJECTIONS their foes their misfortunes has been os
tered II private scap1al has acquired fresh maigny
and audacty if young men have become precocous
u vice and have been led to treat with contemptuous
familiarity those things which their fathers held in high
and sacred regard and reverence if young women
have ceased to blush at indicate ausons which would
the daily of the New York eral has greatly
tributed to effect these most deplorabe results.
Why, gentlemen the readers Of this paper must tho
roughly have proved the truth of the lines
"Vice is a monster of such borrid mien,
As to be hated needs but to be seen
But, too oft, familiar with her face
We first endure, then pity, then embrace 'n
Nice-Nirtue9 Why, gentlemen, II your is a
slant reader of the Herald he will tell you that the dis
tincton between them is mere joke lie will reason
with you st9nty Ipon the sGejeGt- he has read no.
cety and the Horse Races and the Board Of Aldermen
here they goblack legs and black coatsal together,
hurrah Why gentlemen this is the character that
paper to say and say it fearessly in this
uuity-fearessly of that press-that there
existed among us newspaper which to half the same
extent, has undermined the foundations of public
private virtue. What does it live by, gentlemen! |
speak only Of notorious facts 1t lives by eyying black
mail and gets fat it, The merchant who desires TO
get off his from the insolyent list pay
The merchant who would have his the solvent
list Tomorrow, must pay for it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08
EdLVESTON.

viii leave WEDNESDAY, November ., at O'clock ~
ISOR GALVESTON, ,INDIANoLA ,PoRT <ef4fh
u LAvACA aud MATAGoRDA BAY-Regular New s2fkA. -
Texas United States Mail Line Of Low Pressure steam
shpThe magnificent steamship MEXICO John b ThomP
will above, landing freight the wharVes
lnhsnela and (bjec ligherage Mathgoda BAY
charge For freight having very superior se
Accommodation apply TO
opposite the Stsamsh Landing
~ This line having established pilot Pass Cayao Ba
the supervision Of u own cap
tains. I'D
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08
HOUSE-FURNISHING.

CR0CKERY, CHINA and GLASSWARE. o&r
~ ~ HOUSE FURNISHING ARrIcLEs.-sAMUEL E. Nm
MOORE CO. have removed their stock
70 No - Camp street, and are daily receiving additions .
already supply of this line,
ENGLISH FRENCH CHINA DTSNEp
white and onamented. ~' -
FRENCH, ENGLISH and AMERICAN ,i.b
moulded and plain - -
WHITE STONE DINNER snd TEA SETS and sets rs1s
TOILET SETS, white and ornamsuted, of patterns
CHINA. - 80 -N'' --D
PLANIsIED TIN WARE .ueh .. chsapr nh., cosa ana T
Urns Oyster Dshes Coffee and Tea Egg Boilers Sour Tur.en,
with hot water under, Cake Jeliy '
IVORY HANDLE KNIVES and FORKS, and KNIVES alone
SILVER PLATED TABLE and TEA SPOONS and FORKS etc
SILVER PLATED CASToRS, JAPAN TEA TRAYS BRIT ANNA
7-'~'
TABLE AND DOOR MATS, KNIFE BASKETS FIRE IRONS
and other articles Of the quality
found IN this EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT, N "
large stock of WHITE, OPAQUE and COMMON CRoCKERY
At wholesale. '''
tS We send roods free Of charge cy and
Keep portion o our stock for the Of osng
parties epsn where more than the usua supply needed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08

United States Life Insurance Annuity and
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA
S. R, CRAWFORD, President
C. G. INLAY Secretary.
BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST,
No. 4s Camp street., ,New0rlesns.
BENJAMIN FLORANCE, Agent
HARMON D0ANE, Asst. Agent
Risks on the vssof WHITE PERSONS taken on
'ne mos'iASoranie terms octls iy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Mutual Insurance.
Granite Insurance Company, Of Utica,
NEW YORK
CAPITALsso0o with $4,000 cash paid in.
W. H. DEDHIck 4, Secretary. GEO. CURTlss, President.
REFERENCES IN NEW YORK.
JOHN WARD 4 co, u Wall street; D 81
s. 7. sTANAHAS, President Atlantic Dock, II Broadway;
ISAAC NEWTON lis West street;
EyERTs d CURTSS, lis West street;
D0Ws L GUITEAU, lis Broad strset;
BEALE. MEIICK Il DE WITT, s Bridge street;
WAGsTAFF 4 YEDDER, IS CORTLAND street.
~ The above Company Of the responsible ssuons in
the Union Scrip for profits issued the insured yearly
deemed after the fund sS0O0D All the premiums received
sthis RETAINED AND INVESTED HERE for security
facilitate the business Of the insured The undsrgned duly
authorized Agent prepared TO policies the most
against damage BY FIRE MARINE HULL and RIVER
RISKS. [o9o sml G. c. LATTIRoP, Agent, % Csnps
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08
vENHE NEW YORK AND LIVER s,fSfs,


The ships composing this Line are the
ATLANTIC, Captain West. PACIFIC, Captain w
ARCilC, Captain Luce. BALTIC Captain Comstock.
ADRlAT1C, Captain -.
~ ohp nave been built by expressly for
service every has been taken
gnes TO ensure strength
sengersa are unSqnnlle1 for elegance comfort.
H o passage from NewYofk frst cabin
vsIpuol TO NewYotk and 1 lo - " ~ ' w '
An experienced attached to aacb sbin
No berth can be until paid for
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08
Philadelphia Letter.

MATTERS AND THINGS IN AND ABOUT THE QUAKER
CITY.
gcrrtsununfuef nf the gresrsnt
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DERNARD LUMBER CoMPANY-R q

RERNARD LUMBER CoMPANY-R. c.
- sAFFOLD, s. s. HENRY, &. r. LATIAiER, W. D. COATES
BROWN 4 LAUGHTER, HORN FELTON,, @. z. MYERS C5)'
s. j. FOWLER, NJ BEAN CO. D. COOS, Steam saw
Mills the BILOXI Bay have socated
firm Of the BERNARD LUMBER COMPANY. At Mil, thew
ar. running sixteen Single Saw. Of Grasr Lat.
nge and three large gang Of saws and will then be able
10000 to 10000 feet OF Lumber per day.
Railroad Companies, Plank Rsd, Wharf and Building Coutao
Shippers all othes wanting Pine L,mer supplied
notice. Their Agent Ns~ Orleans fully authorized
supply their ,,ocisd
with good Lnmber suited the city demand Os
NEW BASIN SASH, DOOR AND BLIND
~ FACTORY-sAWING, TURNING AND PLANNING MILL
Mahogany, Walnut C. Ash Poplar White
Lumber constantly hand and awsi order Newell. Baaer,
Awuny Posts and Moadngs and
Pensacola Fire Brick SAID Line, caen' etc. ords
dispatch the Factory Julia Jobp
opposite The New BASIN lol2lyl JULES A. BLANC.
STAR planning MILL, corner of Hercules
NJ and Calops keeps constantly hand sssort
DRESSED FLOORING, WEATFER BOARi,s
to Lumber sawed and dressed order the shortest notice
CRUNDY'S CARPET RENOVATING and
" SECURING ESTABLISHMENT, Girod street between
ST. John ST. Peter RUGS CARPETS every a.
spion shortest ,po;s
noved without changing the eoer, reasonable
tS All orders promptly attended to. I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08

ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK, etc. a
" The und-gn.d begs inform hs hsnds and
the pubic, particularly the Ct the of % ~
Homes Bennett, bst he hns resumed business his own w
Nos IS and 81 Circus the manufacture
.crpon Of ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORK, ORNAMENTAL We
RASOAs RAILINGS, DOORS, SHUTTERS, VAULTS, BpilGEs
STRAIGHT AND CIRCULAR STAIRS, and all other kind. Of work
used for building purposes.
practical experience Of the Undersigned enables him to on, nm
usual achilles the puo which, with aaly
the wilt him
patronage. BENJAMIN I X. BENNETT oil lv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08

lv1s Wlnes and Liquors. No IL New Levee and
oulAs Common
method to inform the public that
under the Of NJ j. b WALTON purpose rsu,setns
10 thin city general GROCERY business and have taken ooo.
New Levee Tehouponlas
Somnnon street wbee will about the 25th
fresh, aud complete assortment GROCERIES,
chased in New York. Boston, Phadephis
North and East ~
Our assortment including Wines Of evory description Brapd snd
other qaon selected with complete
establishment in tie Arrangement
absd for the direct Importation Wines articles
IN our line will enable to keep hand a. all times complete
stock, which will be sold on advantageous
oi3im j. B. WhITos
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08

VNHE COPARNERSHlP heretofore exist, o
the gnsd se style Of John G
Co. mutual on ss Az Ne
ultmo seed tka before W. caste Notary uhl
JOHN HARDIL the Liabilities, and win
due the late firm. JOHN G. HARDILI.
New Orleans, June %, lts3 wM. II. BATSoN
D1- The undersigned have formed Copart-
aerbp business heretofore. under Tho nam.
and syle Of JOHN g. HARDILL Il co. JOHN q. HARDLY
islN L. K
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PERSONA ITEMS

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cus 10 lecure hefse l,esams aud Aspe,lsssas th aA
tor and osminesis dsle
fslea 10 ~ rshin,se
~. hoss3ssfsf y "a Aft0f 49, shs ~ Af>iss ~
hs sis renst', A,h,,ts. weighed lAs q ~ s,erag>e
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h,,r,,,, =. uo-s, ~ ~ fVs4,N ~ ENki 'Nsse
p.pl Ny., A. ,ssse ANaA q q ~ s.ass ~, .Ni =
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,.Ats 4.s 4tslS
Ns. tAlss ssak. ~. N.ss ss.s'ss - ~ .As}s' =
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,tov % bov great erieut tbi. country Indebted d %
he Imss Csboles br it, political and religious noeny
IA ,1 @ea,se II bs hddre,s Mr. Magee names
"A nsisr n nsn distinguished Ia our history Tor c.vI
~ military ssyyIefs and who bs alleges, were homsn
rsilsdks On THE ioJie he l. reported b. have sAa
mia Leisrsri nsrfnocsd Gen Had, OF Penn:yirai1
w, roe b. station ns1t 10 the Commando, N cns
'Lssg ~ tLs ess II fbe General Q, al .ne
sfn.Ss n tie United etatss aod when wasnh5'cn
'asfsa n lie ibFsstensd Frenoh war Of 1es 70 axe
,eeranf II our sfDiss be Stipulated that ana sn'uu
ne ~ sssoad IN command. iChscrs. Mr. Mageo
stfsks uLoat any ssh0,y when he nIinates mat zen.
Had vAs Roman cafbohe. Goa. Hand never AZ any
tefed ~ biz Hi had any connection with that caurcn'
tui yss by dsscsst snd principle member OF the Ep.co
rsI rbEra In that Church be worhipped through Liza
lad In he graveyard u ~, James Church in this city
BIZ LOnOed remains c buried. You viii oblge the sur
wing dnrgL,Sr u Gen. Hand ~ inserting this
THE PsEsDIsrs indkposi,ion happy 10 state 10
no, 40 ssyere u has been reported.
TIE Warrington Star denies that Little Giant Douglas
la, quaSresd with the Administration. The Judge has
future before him. and is possessed OF much too srgea
fund Of common 10 throw swsy by undertaking st
his tine Of life get into quarrel with the largest portion
Of The political party to which he u attached"