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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-07
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-07
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-07


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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-07
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ben.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-09-07
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-08
Arrival of the Daniel webster.

The steeDship Daniel Webster, Capt womack arrived
at this port from San Juan Del Norte at O'Clock yester
day afternoon She brought s4oo 900 in specie on freight
and $4,000 in the hands Of the passengers The follow
ing is . list Of the passengers
McRea W Waldo, DR. Carter Master Rowland Miss
Rowland, Thorndiper, Heath Master Kennett J J
hughes Mrs Dawn and three children A stroud, s p
swead Cawley, Scale, D Rnpe T Johnson J
Jsnnsen d NJ Revis- Alonis N McFall w Hodge
ssvery, Mitchell Foster DIR Thompson v Hayes
sweger A Dummett, Pryne, G L Newman D A
Endrett, Q Hendrick and four children Tepdle
Newma, kirkpatrick, Howard, v sandlc G Martin
snarksy. Gilmore, N Hendrick J N L vaine Bar
nett Kent, Farrell. N Campbell, @ Border Sim
mons, W hite. Mrs Hsndrick. McMuter, r Taylor
= syndsiey. McRea, A White. Leaving C Royster
Mythe, Montge, = Williams, N Pierce. Piper j
Pierce, King II Miller, Farkin, simmons
n Good, Wall. L FLETCHER. Kilber starks W
Fhfchsr, W Knapp Willis, G " Lewis Q Hanson II
farisel, v Scott Gillian, Z Bennill Mendyi,l J
Norris and three children, Mrs Norris Kulln Phil
lips Dowley, Mccormick N L Miller j Hedges Y
Mar}n, Rice, ] Cocknell G r Hill W Thompson
Pashan, Lusk, l. Sturnes, A Lacott H SINGER L
Higiey, " Hickman, McGlowkin, A Campbell L 7 Sal
mon, Humdran McPlsnt W Clarke @ Lawtop G
Haley, Wright, q W Hall Ford u Heart 8
oglss, Collier Hickman. n whelvip- Tucker.
Brown yelling, School, T Macalvin. 8 shumi-
ve1ler Harris, W James, II W Webster ii Newman 8
Hoovst, Brown w Newman " Gillian. J Ii Lester.
Benstrop,J J Beshon, W W Bowman, A MEM, Kable.
3 Bvrton, Borland, Orsmsn, A Acock b Coleman.
Miller, NJ Chamberiin, NJ Music, W Tindal Byam.
MITCHELL 8 Lewis. J Rundud, w H Goorsmau d Da-
wilson, Mix, d Hart, Hamilton 49,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-08
HOUSE-FURNISHING.
CROCKERY, CHINA and GLAsswAnE= :

NROCKERY, CHINA and GLAsswARE. o~
~ HOUSE FURNISHING ARTIcLEs-sAMUEL z WI
MOORE CO. have their from No II H
V Ne t Camp street. and daily their
already large supply Of ths line eomprsng-
ENGLISH and FRENCH CHINA DINNER TEA SETS plain
white snd - -
FRENcH ENGLISH AMERICAN GLASSWARE Of rich cut,
up suit the wan Of family from
land. - -
TOILET SETS white and ornamened, Of various patterns
SOLAR LAMPS. b1onssd and gilt.
CHINA, ~ : -
PANIsHED TIN WARE eh a. Chatting pi.h,, Coffee and Ia.
Oyster Dsbes Coffee Tea Pots Egg Boilers Soup Tueens
wih hot water pan. under Cake and Jelly Mouiis,
IVORY HANplE KNIVES and FORKS, and KNIVES alone.
SILVER PLATkD TABLE and TEA SPOONS and FORKS.
SILVER PLATED CAsTORs, JAPAN TEA TRAYS BRITANNIA
METAL WARES, cANDLEsTlCKs, LAMPS, CAsToRS SPOONS
etc,
TABLE AND DOOR MATS, KNIFE BASKETS FIRE IRONS
found in this EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT.
Alarge stock Of WHITE, OPAQUE and COMMON CRocKERY
At Wholesale
tS We send Hocds free Of charge city,
keep portion Of stock for the
Ban
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-08

= re q. .x.isi.s ths ds.l aofthss1les76 ssGsse
~ 80 ~ i.ssss2- ...S N IS
49, = tne n CsJcn rse wbefng pr~ss1H9ty51g
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,ss h.rstcS,rs 49, q - - 49,
he year m err~rssss [s--s~st.S. ~ ~ -, q
re1sAy eomvt.ips1 y. fhs work of 6uGdIs1 = prss
Ss~Ss s,.Sss 49, se..1 = vSDy sthcueh cpssss5s.s -
omnssesd g. ss!s.@ !. = ~. ~ ssssog
| ,eea n.4s ewSs9TKs s6SS7ss - - - - -
nss se. sss sss's 4. 80 - = sGs - = b1i-
| highly orpsusIssa ~ s9lxlL - - esS
houses recently nesss1 - n 0a,.-.& SSSss- .S~
10. w. ~ sv..L v-r o.s 11Mee - 9oS1oy
,rsSsd snd plsDtsd. .sISrh Sss.s3,< ~ ,Ss821r&
ass hsrstofore bssa s.svsasss ~ -, g. RI
ias suse.ined rstners nrm stssd - Gu1us11s =
-hssh nv bs asiS q bsye coss..-sss - 2S - -
18th Of Novsmber inst has fousd my q - RI
,pssss.s nssssss ,asss Ssss =. A.'..ss:. 80 :.
On Tuesday rieht 1sycr osrris1 - 81 s.
= s;os.;.c e. cS.. p.ss 3 css..s ~ s,. 49, e:
Il 90 i91 Tbs esfrstcx srr.. s,t, ~ -. ;sv -
year are SsesN5 n 1hs Nssnvs 3 vsry sssSsssSs
iehoos shows that ost q so shdrss ~ yous1 = .
ny iIs atts.d y thess sehools Z
-. fro% tn ~o.ss - y.s..' fss ~ ~ ~ ~.
valley Ths pipes are sready lsid tbroosS Z. @Syi
'tr.sts Of The city ~
"a 3 aMsn'y reeensly ose1Isd oeewssn ths - -
nan suuposed y bsIo~r - ~ ~ go a. -. -
sossequenee which vas howevvr eooo ourIIed- 80
Pa,zr y,cur-rhe Coup.rr,., As,.,,,..r -. -.
ar'enlar, q prize nsht for 5000 which oeessa
- 'soo U - ~ l.tn, psswssA - 1gi'sn 49,
John coney ssd niehaa Casslu.s. - ~ anSSpz
ny noouiight sd iaatsa - hsafa - 1616u.
ring which time tbirtvafr rou.a- -. n-7S i1I11e
wy. ..rs..,. i.;,,.a N. ~ "a.
A-nsw daily evening paper sansd - Msvs ~ -
tarted ct San Hraneiseo b. Msauun O nm6a6a 4 i y
'u.S,.- - .,m.~ ~ " - : = :
- - .'.'y. s % W
Mexico b.nishea by ss.s. 49,. ss,4,sS -
"a IN the afst Al OF s.atse . - z-s
am N.vyor, 90 - = q ~ s: - 3!
..-,,l ,-1 Orerun ~ ! :, & q
The total Immigration into ~ 1auapGuy -
r.ains t y osss; q H., wnien - e. W. - e
isstxsa-sS 1. "a a.. - -. ~. ~ - -
Distriet Judrs. - srrived 4 Porsi.ad ri T-:3
| lss been brisk - ~ : -. X - -
Inc people o. Masm.gton Tes1ieov w9s nnx1qQU
maortsi,or ~ eroa. ,,e C,tS ~ ~ =, - -
upuyine the msrLets Win Z honsti6,i O.,i~ ~ -
annduieh rus,r.a, ~.
| py thu arrival a =, - -. s.-,ss.-- -
s.ndvi~b v..rh. :. a.. - u-...-s.. 49, ~
The 2aa Ortoh.r ~. - ,---:--s - -.
IN, 49,. !. ~. s,-ss~- ~ - -. s.
proerea With hopes fsr The - sl1IaSpsns -
dscided st:Ps towards rssom hsd 49, to- -. r.
| po1 ~ nl rsgl1g q ne h.seds, alfhd -
and il Va thourht tSst v;tS :. - - - -.
might viatth. erouy y s.dssy ( - - = & r.
lng snipe had Visited ne !sa.as- II e4yp - Hoo
"a n = t;a,as., - ,,.sc ,sas s, ~
viii be 500 barrels Of oil. Thoss 49, cr5 = ~
arctic Ocean have met with vsay poor sstSsn.
| Two wszrs LArra rrox PINE sOcrErr InlzsAAe-
vices have bees received ct San Bnssisso 70 - ~
fortnight later than previous sdyisss Ns mns11 y
-,.1s n,1 = -, fsp'''e- y - =
| -. N; -
| V"'sAA'A - 1su o1e1 HAsAAA18 > 49, - -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-08

The Nonpareil, morning daily Of Cincin-
natl commssced sx years since by associs
ton Of printers, has been discontinued.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-08
BOARDING.

ROARDING.-Mrs. G. W. WITHERELL having
Ahss ba. eommodous desirable Camp street.
tasey oceupied By VIM r. Convsrse urnshsd
s.d 40 Accommodate few Faiss Single
Senuemsn with Beard The unsurpassed all
Beardsrs also have the
Cold aHd Shower Baths. MS Am
ID OOMS AND BOARDING. NG-Seyeral Single
Board or Board only By appsa IFS
DOARDING.-Sever Fine Rooms for Fam
lies % be had at that dbs
Aiso, few Day bosrdsrs ss modstsd- nj am
ROARDlNG.-A young Gentleman wants to
only Boadsr He will liberal sonpen Please address
ter boz E,< - NJ a.
ROARDING.-A very handsomely furnished
- ROOM the Second Floor desirable oa-
tons IN hs First Deet
ssntlsman and his Wife, addressing T. R. P At hi,
'uhs. nsisfenref exchanged. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-08

TsyAAous 0rTxAGE rros FEMALr.-In New Yoeh, oa
the 25th, gang Of rufans collected in srogsAsp n
Houston street. where after drinking to eonsiAahas
extent four Of their number went into the hall u ~
house, whore they found female named ssusannah
schlocker whom they forced into small room, and hss
each commitsds gross outrage upoa her person sfsse
having first gagged her that her for hep could
not be heard The villains who sonitted ths outrags
have been arrested.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-08

NJ URPHYS HOTEL and RESTAU-
1yA KANT, No 100 St. Charles sest.-This sstab- -
anmsh,, SO Popaary kno.n, having bssa thoroughly vA
repaired, repnntsd and
ir he accommodation Of the travel
ing pube No effort will As sor or hs
assistants 70 decacy With dispatch his guss
comfortable. ldees iyl RICHARD MUi6f{b, Proprietor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-08

. ULSTER BALLOON. 10
~ 81 CHARLES STREET. go. THOMAS K. ASA 81
rLANAGAN pleasure his MlusZ
friends aud tbs public generally be opened I
ns nord and the Liquors and Vines the
on The Culinary Department
selves. '-1e'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-08

IxPoRrASr TO sHIrrEss or FrouR.-1hs Liverpool Com
Trade Association has adopted the following so.g otAsr
rules which of importanse not only 10 shippers
but to rnllsrs who grinding for export:
That each barrel Of -four from CANADA, and IN Amex
can ports considered to weigh chs 20 Gross. Al d.
ciency this weight to be allowed for Foreign saek
-four to be weighed gross and dour and sk 10 b. IN
voiced per $50 lbs y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-08
REMOVAIS-REMOVALS

ID EMOVAL.-SNITH & FMIsTER have re-
r.oved to No is CANAL STREET Front once. up ds
ID EMOVAL.-C. V. JoNTE, Second Justice
Of the Psss hss his
OknP and COMMON STREETS, entrance up
u EMOVAL.-The subscribers inform 9
" their friendsa and the pnbc that they KIN
70 No. s2 Camp street, and invite the attention Of thsr 81
customers their stock Of Jewelr, Watches S
yer Ware. lnls aml LUND ANTI az Camp g.
ID EMOVAL-WILLIAM ARMsTRoSG, dealer in
" Hnrdwars Cutlery Paints OILS, GaAs
No 81 10 No 70 Old Lsvse Cont St Louis
where he will be pleased his
nl4n WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, No. 50 Old Lsvse.
ID EMOVED.-RACE & FOSTER have removed
their Law oee 70 the Of Camp
Alley the Crescent hutua
Aley ssss-.... .l '.--If nj 2m
VOHN G. HARDILL & co. have removed
- from ss 70 81 Magazine street. ni
ID EM0VAL.--Mrs. ANN Law has re- ~.A
II " moved fro Caroadelet TO u NAYADES STREET lfs7N
ostween Ersto and Thaia. The
without Lodging ois sm
u EMOVAL.-J. o. PIERsoN, Real Estate,
Note and Exchange Broker, has Exchange
Place 70 No. Commercial Place, doorsron
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-08
THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER s 1853
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

lNCO nhNOD OODil h4NlEAO.
Fire, River and Marine Insurance,
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF TORONTO, G. w. ssr.r
Kpws. @. o,Bsrs, Secretary. A. NJ. CLARK Prssideat
BRANCH OFFICE No. " Camp ST.. New Orleans.
~ rhs undssnsd prepared y issue POLICIES As
the pss RIVERS a against los damage
BY SiRE, ct tbs euuent rasss Of premium. E.s
. Hassas sas,ssf6 65sss 5ssssscs ss'....ss as' s...
Mutual Insurance.
Granite Insurance Company, Of Utica,
NEW YORK
CAPTALssoo 900. tlsoooo saah paid
W. ii. DspRcE, Secretary. 'eEo- Sohi iSo, ffssidsnt
REFERENCES I'M NEW YORK. fsn
JoS wAEP s4sSss AZ = ss.. %s ,si Hs Dock :.
Eyys,s IsAAc sEWf9N cssils W;t Y. w.. :,..:.
ssSss %assfaF1 HSey xApDEs BE VIC !. d:.ss ss:; : s'
- Tho above Company the moss rsspoosbs n'sasss
the Usou Scrip for prshs issued to The Insured yearly
deemed the fund All the preun
Agency RETAINED INVESTED HERE security
and facilitate the busssss the insured The undsrensd daily
authorized Agent 70 issue pses on The meat favorable
rm against danags by FIRE MARINE HULL RIVER
RISKS. [oao sml c. c. LATIRof, Agent, % Camp st.
Fire, Marine, Hull and River Insurance,
FRANKLIN MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
VIZ. L. Avx.Y, Secretary. cADY BoLLIsTER, Pr.sdsss.
HUDSON RIVER MARINE AND FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
10000
~ Psles the favorable the abl.
Corpaniss sgains. damage FIRE, MARINE HULL AND
RIVER RISKS the undssed duly authsrsd Agent
received RETAINED AND INVESTED HERE for
oa6g.i c. C. LArTiRoP, Agent, 30 Camp street.
Life Insurance
On White Persons and Slaves.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
PIisr FassaAr, Acsuary. NORRIS FRANKLIN, President
sss,ooc
ard State stocks Dividends annually Of 40 80
which CASH interest paid yearly. sdi. Of - pre-
munns given Life Policies.
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HART
FORD, CONN
JorS w. SEYMOUR, Aeuary. t. X. BRACE, President
CAPlTAL-Firs. .eSs0o0e
$4,000
Tctal........... s.sooOs
On the Stock syssm lowest table in the United States
u The uadegned tho old sble csupsnies
prepared 70 take risks the ves Of WHITE PERSONS and SLAVES
6. c. LATHEoP, Agent IS Camp street
jo.a,n M s. corGs NJ n B. Nedc. Examiner. ososm
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company.
~ In conformity requirements Charter
psny submit the following statement;
Amount Of Premiums received for the ending July H.
Jaly i isss los los il
ssss. .sis .
on ss1. F. for ending ,sis T. ~
pum s % on s asrn1 k,.h' s @
Premiums on Life Risks s.sss 80
Les Premium. R,tsnot terminated. .sIss s.s
---sis1.is %
Amount Premium. for year ending a. $40
q Lose. paid during the same period
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-08

GoLp-The Richmond Dispatch says saw ysstsrday
two specimens Of gold from the Slate Hin nd walnut
Grove Gold Mines They were apparently Of ths vszy
finest quaty-amountiug to about 5000 They wore ip
the hands Of Mr. sedes the agent Of the conpan Who
taking them North for coinage. He thinks thsfs y
no in going to California long have such
mines at home those he supsrntends and Oshss that
are in succeesful operation. - II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-08

MrRpEn saronatA.--Ths Union, priatsdas Gramn oa,
learns by private letter that Apurdsr - esnHsa
about twelve miles from Atlanta at town called -
burn, the night Of the s6th nit physieaAn -
fud dead at tb, door Of his ccs With his throst 81
and his skull fsaetsrsd No clue By which 70 dstst -
murderer was discovered. 4s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-08
HOTELS-RESTAURANTS
HOUSE. 1O4 81. Charles -

NJ streeTss proprietor Of this ths s5saM
public that having thoroughly repaired renovated
he ready accommodate
the Night Week or MONTH Situated IN
the ycinity Of se principal and places
he ss'st desrabe oosos Tor visitors and business rooms
"hch ere clean, neat and assbe
will siwsys be and the finest qualities WINES LIQUORS.
well a. TEA COFFEE CHOCOLATE Charee 9s AM
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-08

SAM'S OYSTER SALOON.-This @ -
~ NEW AND EXTENSIVE SALOON which is on C N (oJ
aseas greatly Of tbe MgV
Kind in the South, 10 just opened al SG2
10l ST. CHARLES STREET
Mr. WEIR, better known "SAMn
this city for yeas having with NJ
Hobook, when heeaashed
aniep.y remanes with him til, hi dah the
ever snes with such
nation % serve the public faith ully with lns
hs friends share Of their patronage.
with the CHOICEST LIQUORS procured SERVANTS
wen Known LOT their excel qualities
ne yery s.s Cooi Ths LARDER viii supplied the
CHoicEsf FISH AND GAME and the OYSTERS SERVED
for 'h expense trouble
udicous conn - f-e- W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-08

ALABAMA-The Grove Hill Herald states that the yellow
fever has made its appearance in Claiborne.
Horrible .4ccidsnt.-We psined to learn that Mr.
Robert y. Hearn killed ON Saturday last, near Cos
port in this county under the following
communicated to BY the gentleman who was an un-
willing spectator OF the scene. 1t appears that Mr.
Hesrn and several of his neghbors driving for
and In passing through the woods, riding behind
another the gun Mr.. D. Lees shoulder accidentally
fred the contents Of which entered the front part
Hesrins neck, killing him instantly. Idrovs Hill
Herald 30th ult.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-11

me Ha@s Of entered gpen books unlss a.
payment Of the subscription be N y aAvsscs.
Distant forward us money by letter The postage
wach wi bs paid assumed By
=
ihe CooNfhf FhFkh !. published during
sio"s OF Congress, and seui weekly during recess
subscriptions os period less than yess be received o.
terms psoPortioned 10 the above rates.
90 PoSTMAsTEk5 authoxed Our agents and by
sending DAILY subscribers, $50 enclosed ar nv.
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers with SIS vtsx WEEKLY
subscribers, with $40 enclosed, win be enned copy
they furnish US subscribers xvasss.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-11

kLl5I BELIASI BELLS !-The
and keep factory,
boat ferry locomotive, school house, and bells These
bells .e hung with the patent iron yokes with moveabe hey
be turned around that capprr will strike
place, which desirable rung years.
Springs affixed cnppe from resting
the bell thereby prolongng
ed from The best Stock and in iron castings Al this
foundry these found great improve
We written warranty that If church bells break
from date OF purchase with will with
The oil bells bells
have been and sold from this foundry which the best vi
their superiority. We gold
awarded from the various rs the hest bells for
and tone" We
chimes aud refer furnished
within OF the canal
direction As establishment
kind the United states and has the largest assortment of bells
orders be filled great despatch. We bells
of the States Old bells taken exchange
Levels compasses, &c, constantly hand. Address
A. hENEEl.Y'S SONS,
May 2--lyd&cp Troy, N. Y.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-11

MAYORS OFFICE,
A5sH s#E.#a Washington, June l. 1853.
NDIR the authority Of joint resolution of the Board OF Alder
Common Cnunci
April 1872, authorizing appointed Obtain
building be erected location
Markehouse suitable and other public
notice hereby given that three hundred dollars
will the building said purposes
present Of the Centre house.
desfing plans application Mayors
ofice personally
with its dimensions and the streets adjacent thereto.
The building such afford accommodation the
floor for market with large she second floor,
49S capable beins divided into
with various Offices and for other public
wings Eth and 9th
further information the subject be obtained app
cation the Mayors office.
Each plan he accompanied with specification
ie Mayors osce II O'Clock,
m Monday, the hrst day Of August
The whose plan shall be
proved Of and adopted BY this corporation.
JOHN w. MAURY, Mayor.
June B. 2awiAu. tt
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-11

Tickets S20-haves Sl0--quarters S5-eighths 81 so
Certificates of packages OF 26 whole tickets S27o 90
26
T.. Do do 26 quarter do 81 SO
Do do a eighth do 80 rs
nyOrden packages
lotteries will
drawing will be immediately
all who srder from
ts Address P.J BUCKLEY, Agent,
July 27-eodhcp Wilmington, Delaware.