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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-29
Henry soon emerged from the stage coach, and
hastened to Mr.. Carvers. -
ssYou look cheerfulIv., said MARY,

Henry soon emerged from the stage coach, and
hastened to Mfr. Carver's.@sss 4.z
"You look cheerfuly,'' p said Mary.
"Ihave drawn another prize!''3
"Not another, hopeT' ~
"Yes, land large one; I have sold the brig for
twenty thousand dollars, to B oston house, and
am to be at Plymouth at four O'clock, to get my
pay It the bank" "a
"But the brig was not yours, Henry. Surely
you are not derangcd-you could not hold the brig
after the mistake of the prize was corrected"
"There is just where you are mistaken, Mary.
There is bill of sale which allows forty days
from the date for the payment. Say nothing to
any one." cried Henry, sand I will be with you
before Sleep"
whats the matter with Henrys, said Mrs.
Carver. as she entered the room = "has he drawn
another prize! ss'ssssz's=-5'zssai
81 guess not, mother, ',said Mary; "only dream
ing again, perhaps" ssSsE Es#
At nine O'Clock Henry arrived from Plymouth,
with an accepted draught for ten thousand dollars
in favor of Mr.. Holmes, and bank book in
which he had credit for an. equal sum, and the
brig Mary made some of the most profitable voy-
ages that were ever projected in Boston.
< She was in the East India trade, and as her Ne
turn was noticed in the papers, (and it was usual
ly announced about the same time, that the very
family Of Bradford had an increase,)
Henry was wont to exclaim )" luck every thing
Some years after that, twenty five at least, as
was riding into Plymouth, with Bradford and his
Ireferred to the anecdote, and the
conclusion, that 'luck is every thing. ~
"Tbere may be something in luck" said he;
shut the HOPE which gathered while held the
ticket, with the belief that had prize, the res
olutions which / formed while sitting and gazing
at the lofty spars of my brig, and the confding
virtue, the ilial piety. and the, perfect love of
Mary, did all for me, and should have been rich
without the brig; you see, it was hope, contem-
pation. woman's virtue, woman's piety, and
love. that made me what am. And let
me add, friend c.. that you and l owe more to
woman than the world credits to her. Let us, at
least, do her justice. ,..--------- 9ssas.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-29

A lucky chap at Washington, one who has
tried the prescription, says woman Is the best
after all. Take three pounds Of pet-
,icoats, four smiles, two tear-drops. with gammcs
at discretion stir briskly and sppy whiIe wsiA
to the blind side ofa secretary, and ysA have .
nsver.fsiling prescription fcrastting q odrsH
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-29

It is amazing how awkwardly some people get
up their advertisements out in some parts OF
Hoosierdom. The Plymouth Banner publishes
this one:- .' =. IS
Losr.-A- small lady's watch with a white
face, also two ivory young ladies' work-boxes.
mahogany gentleman dressing cane, and a
small pony, belonging to young lady with si-
yer name and tail. @@t
The two ivory young ladies', the mahogany
gentleman, and the young lady with a silver
name and -, we trust have found their ios'
articles. ~ss
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-29

AN INGENIOUS RoGUE.-Some of our American
rogues think they are smart, and the courts and
the paper compliment them for their keen ex-
plots; but, pooh! they are but minnies in con-
trast with some of their bretheren in Paris. A
correspondent divulges one of the tricks which
gentlemen who live upon their wits play upon
the shopmen:, g.aa sst s.s-ss-sr. ,....zy "a +
A well-dressed man purchases some insignifi-
cant article and stands waiting In a few min
utes, with an air of vexation, he asks if they are
not going to give him his change. "You have
not paid, think, SIR" ''Why, yes, did; gave
you FIVE franc piece, with a scratch on one side
of it." The till is searched, and the coin is, Of
course, found. Upon such overwhelming evil
dence the change is given. The scratched coin
was taken few moments before from one Of the
gang, who had mace some trivial acquisition on
purpose to get it into the drawer. An adrot thief
has been known to make the sum of fifty francs
day in this way, by the perpetration ofthe rem
des-moi. -5....t
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-29
Uncle Tom Wanted.

Few things seem to show the hypocracy and
cant Of the English Uncle Tom-tes in moro
striking colors than the following account what
on the occasion of discussing bill for the pun
ishment of aggravated assaults:-
Earl Granville, in moving the second reading
of this bill, said their lordships where perfectly
aware that the law in its present state dealt very
in ,dequately with cases 'wanton and unprovoked
assaults, and particularly with cruel assaults on
females. There was an old doctrine, or proverb,
which said that,
ga woman, a dog and walnut tree,
The they beatsn the better they'll be.'
fLaughter.] However execrable that doctrine
might be ,oonaan and dag soere at present placed
Yearly on the same footing. A person, for ILL
treating dog was liable to be committed for
three months, with or without hard labor. For
IN aggravated assault on woman, the offender
might be punished by fine of f5, and in default
Of payment, with Imprisonment. It was true tn:
migstrate had the power of sending the case to
the sessions, but such species of intimidation
was generally exercised that the woman was pre-
vented from prosecuting
A woman and dog on nearly the same foot
ing by the English land this by the concur
rent testimony Of popular English journal and
an English peer in his seat in Parliament Veri-
ly, English women are the individuals to lecture
their American sisters on slavery! But what do
the Duchess of Sutherland and her sentimental
associates care for English women! These fine
ladies can whimper over romance, and bid their
own sisters English women-"go to the dogs g
and be treated like dogs 1t is to be hoped that
their famous illuminated address, will be kept
back till the aggravated assaults bill is enacted,
that English women may at least meet American
women on the came leval-Boston Coarier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17
COMMERCIAL SUMMARY,


new ftFk January ..Iy' ~, m M 49, Nt,v jgt
I'm nm y. va t''. p l,.. az -'It ,t. alal-
J ne ..r.. s.,.-.r. ,...- g.tfp.a
A-A5'' -'' B.'s.
Lso 10 gaoa orlIga,y ...,., sz@ sA@ e. 2A@ 'i5
III ,f,Ig y, a.. NJ s.i.. l@s@ II @nE
Foul af % sost hlf...-.- q
ii91t And !a"..'t.-.; l','- g
lhe arrivals nave mech 900 bales
From Mobile az
sslt4i { aIl.n '''.'-..-' 80
NofA 'af'lA.'.'' '''''--'.
...-.......
Total rarort J.: t.5,
-, g.. ..--t-'as ".s.6 1854
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

4rAErB f< CoSsREss -Edward P Little made bis
appearance in Congress on the 22th alt, and without
.qktue tG his brosd-Jrmmei hat advanced to the
Speaker and affirmed to support the Constitution Of the
United State.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

Washt7s on cry, Ebb. FROM Pittsburgh.
Grand Turk, Ciagton rom 81 LOUIS.
G 2arop St c5 S1 rom Sia'' waSsb River
lso s s.s, S Nir ,3@ i I5l aaSIs Sara
Sagp H. q o,aas,oa ir3a V,gSsoa5ii.
join snaad., Eolaf5., irof Ioni.y.ils
Mary Hunt, Quarter. l.5iissli5
sA,tq5Eee i,,,k-y, fro.n Tenrsas. R.',r-
b sl DsT7 # H.sai 5T 5 fls ',1s'
ToNa' Na &, Ka.ao@ sqya 9 4 t.s Pa'.tos aeya ana
e.. ftslea ols sio.ss soi VI Fsg,a
EXPORTS
+ ',s@s 5.a. 9 G aga :, . DO .sy
- III, l' IL Oil 10 DO ssli i 5.sEs 1AanIssas
GENnA-Psr sap cf9sia5o ls-i D Re soi.tn.
ASTwERrrar s-i Eaat''a Do .c'5 ln's' soften iss
S# @ q. Ian. s .. ,ss Il d s,. e. f als
GLAssow-P,s lark or', Hope ZIG b, 4;o7
bpST9 Per ts. Mar s %. tas' soa 2o7 lNis FORK
new toAE, ,stl say Ba1,s 1859 b.l. roh $40 k
buls lard 30 bids is ltls 'a-ow,
nEeZE Ho>DcRAsPer bit Jena wAr.: 70 BID, sugar .Ss
~ s3 ',i 5 d. IsFt = H. ls"as y 40 y.e.s5 80 d l@i
BELIZE HONDURAS Per 81, A!,tles, so 'g. loq 10
"A T. ,sAt As5sle ~ ss aa, 70 do yhy
IMPORTS.
RIO De JANERorsr sf il.rsa $50 81, ase s.aas,A o.
rESsAc 3LAPer ~ Waiter n 50 hides P Kennedy 9,,4ss
,t..,-'..+,,, E.,.t..-z.,... ....- -
49, ''l ~, ,i' -. '" = " 9a'- - .
| no. l'1t..s .Ho 49, o.,
tAAiSfvt slip frr'drlt tnlt- faNn- 'o'Nsto ofacT
RECEIPTS OF PRoDUCE
1ttMl St'I5sI Dilea ~ 20 - ta' q
'ligs 40 W. y y, So is, d, a -, -
4l.4t'l r. 49,, t ,s IL 81 "a, HI
| ~! 's'H' L''f-- a. 80, " 50 - a.
! y gh4 ~ ms leih u 2!y = l. 'als -
4.f' 1. .Ng'5l, go Zen a. a. = "a,
| s7L-oi i.t * IA 90 u
/ go v t''-' y ~ a.''
-'3 - y is1A $3.50 = H., K. - " - III II
~ y COKE a.E' q ~ - @ "a - - 90! =.
;-..- H. CO. 4 So. Il. Vii N5., 4 - i.
~, 40 ~. is,7y t-Bt, IIsrd4I.r na -.
y. Ia b J. -vy1g0 Uts AID TSiehr Sca-l5 p.r
-s FU'g -26 sacks sida Gre-a tcol43 el 1ur
t.affv Liz st 6to2 mills Presy
! = nm g5s3bsr-
f.SrfT>ITt ,osr o,. ara 81. aor- 10 On s4 tes ri
-i ~. ,15 i9r l.5Tos Ma . Rart sro--I ID aG, .
I't.- b rf Iii In lrI pork Morgan
M. n pb-s. lIss 5 Carrtsre-z Jams IA ,&r5g
1I,l pr, m go 10 a b.. ans 80 kg r
ii tass Weht &col fbbs 30k utter 81 haDs 1000
Nlorlies DO 81 DO lard NcfLo' q
iars Scl56 hs 7 ol u n 20
Leland 6o-64 h whisky & L LLsY.ft
10 0a bss candles LAni butt ~ % ht
ID 20 i b lard OIL so starch loo
ktiie fasaul bul doT = DO lard OF Tayar Cas
Sly slaones TO order.
WABASH RIVER Per EgtoFat ais bb H d2 ar p
bills pork lard ~ hills pork and uH rs ses us
corn esh-r-1 l teau c rN che aeo-2a
20 81 k-s 30 Hewitt. Norton o
Nfyhe-77 bran -ylse da'H ll5 Ns las nc keg
4as DO pgrk Ghi,n6J tbs rI G do Z! io hams
T.t-n+g a NJ. lIE Or .Tl So Il aL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

MoHsi5v rolfc,air A letter from Mormon says
NY tvs wye5 anl Miss -, are well The little chill
iren are all well and grow finely The two youngest
T. ysuI s.r.-Rare bonn last July eleven days apart,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

4 LADIES' and CTIILDRENtS pRESSES wi be given at No
sopl, OF Julia street by MRS Mok6EN M rlan
FDWLERS IMPROVED MODEL, aud awarded diploma b
ttate. is the aop rule OF TIE nos
Ladies the East All Nhp sse u afnN
simple accurate plan yet invented S
three hours, 10 NJ thsTN "a "
theirs sjy desirable Mrs NJ long eHpasuee ia cehs
teaching she ehets Come, 4eivs h
r,r yon forms. wh1ta anil retail Terms low
Sasfaction, ~ WAIST PATTI Ss, NJ :
i.'st-i -, =, tys,-I can h-roros tparbl au5 I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17
40 as-CANAL STREET. -sN II
EDUCATION.

episcopal FENALE SEMINARY removed |
A. fro CARROLLToS GREENyfI.LE, Eve miles from New
ns Railroad, Rev. ELIJAH GUloS Reeio aided By Mrs
N ~ Right Rev LEoNlDAs POLK, D. D.
BlIngs Carpon having been destroyed ~ ne
"a II i ult has transferred 70 The late fesaenes
3 II JoHn Grsvu, AZ fi5eeutt,v.
Ire pleasant 60 rroieus 20 Nhn Omen "a
and eautiy set oct VIII lEss
and sf5r ample opp0runi 70 ne pup li7r r'TsA
yn1ett ID ulatsl puralIts
ru.ifd TO to iales efss
n. , ia all complete Christian e1ueaiion
Particular the Firm LanguAse
Tuiiah Ergl ST. ffvch ail NetA "
Beds Mattress AM Pillow f!Wi per hl
Instrument IS per nm n eiira
furnished iree
The Year Two ssssas o. Five NonAs ca o. tAe
tpsnt hs % Augu.t September beng Vacation,
Ppymzut for each S-ss required advance
NJ Py,,I r~eeiv.d for les o
Rp ESCEs-The Bhop and Clergy Of the Protestant EPoPs
Church L .,,, ,...-.. a.. y ..
,hoaa b. o. the Ror aud prepad jail I'm
B1OURTH DISTRICT PUBLIC SCHOOLS
~ The Committee will hold examination Of Can
-. fr TEACHERS SITUATIONS, on THURSDAY ~
f corner Magazine Second preparatory to the eee
o II Principal TsSaher for the Md Department Of the Lave Oak
hia. become anl situation will please
be present. ny 0idsr '' inc ". BAILEY Superintendent
Ep E-OP ems LIST pt--English and French
I'D, INSTITUTION FOR YOtSG LADIES As BQARLsl3s All
TASpItPIIs LOUIS STREET. Dge1t-d y ElssEs
ALLISON Lndon. For the Tsr2 anlas q me fe- efe
Ak ,,Hcr Judge MscalsbP esiont o-sh eyi
Ravs Naybn Esq, c Tem9alet, ks4 H. loekstii hsi a
Car Ore Eaa jobs sia, sauasl j. Fe-ers 4 here an
49, ~ -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

Ezs- The new and light draught regular
pacI IL seanaF STORM Capt Swilaer viii for CAM
iN AID I'll srurdIate landings Tins EVENING, AT pok.
aIT SMITH A FiMiSTER, 80 P0ydrta street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

LAMrvr,HlE CAsr Mr. scripps. the editor Of the
Chicago Democratic Press has received legacy the Chi
caga Tribune says Of less than 100000 from an uncle
who has just died at ST Louis What in the world can
an editor 10 with such sum IN fact what could Eve
hun lred editors DO with il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

fTs,lr,l yrny -At the fret masked ball ia ParI4
among the principal characters were Uncle Tom lopsey
Eve and Cls,sy from Mrs stoves novel Negro ms.o-
dies ara al.o played at the concert. in Paris
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

Il expected that The Count Chambord vii! send pro
ea to all the great European powers against the creation
q thr French Empire but believes il will have any
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

M str 10 rAI w. master, will leave Tor 81 LOUIS sna
80 tgrmgl. atrI landings ENENiNG At Och ck.
l.fr WiIrfES BUCHANAN, 81 Fulton street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17
DAILY CRESCENT.

i5---t,..-,. Fr-,sor a .on.in-Iaw Of Lord JEFF.
,,. rsy,s is deaJ II. was Profg.-of Il Law a. the
a,s. India college Haylebury, n-rts
.,,,
expected mat 'he Count vii. |
teAt &c d" me s''t
,fec.
,.,., e.. NJ.
fFF'1tm f'fr.-ht 'ns hi'' tt'1hs4 "a, ." -
among The principal characters were Vhe' LOU
I'VE ana '''',J -'ll 't'' D.
hrs tFf ago p'+J ~ ~ NV ''nos''' ~ t'''
MaH,iov rolfcamr--A letter from a Mormon says
Ny tvs wlve7 aud Miss - arc well. The little chill
aren are all we'll and grow finely The two youngest
b y ana g,r.-Hre BON last July eleven days apart
-, N ri..,a.,aa, Al.
'Ael" - .,,tf, ~ an, 7ythq,,t
taking oil ms 0rosdo'lu'iit' nav a-',.is,i .
speaker ana @hil''' 10 'uPFoi' 'H9 y -
'u'teu SVa''7' |
, H. y,. ,,rsvs,. !. Had MT tho residence If His
II CONWAY in Life Rock Arkansas a few
,t,o, d ,,.. frn,r,y Judge # the Third Judicial
,,Ir4 ,i r, recently was one Of the Judges Of tho
supreme Court oi th+ s'Nt,
Messy. Tho Cioefoned ENQUIRER in Speaking Of Mr.
rFr. tr. .t Masonic nan in that ritv states that
, l.. ,, atoI,t n retiro he was rsueatedly inter
Mt, a., lj-s sJjcjting a ti., and Gentlemen a sbak,
~ n, land Txcrati,tipy,
--z--
.,.f. ,;, ~ ri,, ,r,r.I,,u IF Gown to,,
.i. emo ,l.i.,.s IT. house yyas e,tore,
- -, ,,,l r,hgi n e,yer,l v,Ipabl
49,. nut, NIT M, -o,,il ,l1r.,rlin, the ion il
=-=-==-
F4tI ArrRay-The bar. keeper Of the Jenny Lind cot
f..h6use in royngtou Ky. shot dead on the nigh
Of ths 10th ny one Of party Of with whom he wa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

E@~ The new and elegant passenger steamer
GrLNAnEt Linn. st VIII le.1 lor CINCINNATI and all a'f'
msi7, lif.ln4s TINS ~ ENfNg. o'clock.
irT MCDOWELL Ji., BELlq l2 Poydrhs street
sC1- The new, light draught, swift running
" WORLD Ien Moor, master, viii Leave for oAMN
fIT MCDOWELL, JN. n BELL, ~ Po} lraA street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17
4 RRIyAL OF MADAME ADOLPHE.-The

"a Original, uEsufF justly celebrated Ma DOLPFh
the uve- asknoNlsd4fd greatest sliPAItlsT N ne verdi
distinguished lady who created, through her tanelous
the past and the present Sc "a tns correct ,doni
Engaud
eipa ai The
syn costly Breach Daniel Webster with sweled
NsyycsHs ready receive Yitns the " esteem
Tehourtoulas and Jga iprivats
nth t-cel who're che
all the PAST, PRESENT aud FUTURE they are
AMI when what lady husband they viii gets or
| blfinss Of description.
impossible her profession she
Acknowledged extraordinary power and skill that
rulc all uppsur probability Of deception imposition,
o-fsIs noN practice
81 sytordiue far they wish
- y. ln me- n-.u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

Steam boats.
VI Sills, Irwin, from Cincinnati.
John stra.ef. LOssy Cincinnati.
T. p White, Eltart, RON batou Rouge.
Emperor, Cotton from Bayou sara
Compromises, Cooper, from Shreveport.
P4nl B4fdena ST Louis.
SILL from BAYOU TsEsHs.
NewDrlean,, WAit=n, from Cincinnati
hmarauth, AtctisOn rom 81 Louis.
Washington city, Kbb, fi. from Pittsburgh.
Grand TUX Clayton, 81 LOUIS.
Bulstia 10 - Church, irut1 Mepphz
Ohio Black, from Cincinnati,
Europa Collier from Wabash River.
john SSasey. Mallett, rom Bayou Sara.
Aleek scott ,woa, from louisville.
Aiagu Tia, THomasanl, ff0inN ioksturs
Reindeer Montgomery, from Louisville.
John Simand., Rolaf8-, from Louisville.
Mary Hunt. Quarter. L5lsglia
CA,rlkee, smokey, hDa Tennessee Pser.a
New lAtona Hooper, Bayou sara.
W Downs Duras Iai9ur5he.
Dt Baiey, Wilson, from I.aiglrehe.
Mo-. gi.yssj g-.,,, foam down
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

FWTII
atssTu.g4 ar,fr Fist District. Coagsrs vi
ri-aa receipt thf goods r Ley-a, They Will pcs
iel X q. q. uuGERT q co, 10 Camp street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

COR pEytors-=to Colts revolving pistols and 9thcr
Firearms lave obtained great celebrity and conse
uc,tIy are in such great demand in England that the
CUl6uc b found it necessary to establish mandatory
of them 10 London These formidable weapons are in
great request the Cape Of Good Hope for their extrsor
nary range and precision and the mpdty Of their dis,
p1a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

E5~ The new and elegant passenger steamer
GrLNARE Linn n ,.r viii e.1 or cfNcINNhii aud all nrr
isii MsbowfiL Jn, BELL, Is Poylrn' street.
,Tg,- The new, light draught, swift running
s, VI World Iea Nn S,S win eqys for oAAN
30 THE splendid and fast running passenger
N 'rma landings JiI5r y@f Sa2 /, !, t,o ,,,.
.rs- The new and light draught regular
M ,em, fr s3Ss. 1fis i EvESs G II t so 81 CAM
al ' '' '' sNIIa TlllisreR q Foyir'4 street,
Eag~ The superior and swift running passen
sl fos L n N& sS;. S T '9' s 70 g. r. ~
III ''' sr6Ss wA.woEIil ;. r0bonpioal'. street.
E.et- NorIcE TO SHIPPERS or FREIGHr TO Mo
LE va Itit AkErhe ma' 't'stq.r oEt9S aad steamer
,d, 70 lave THIS EVENING. All rssht lay
~ r. GrDpEs, Agent, Bsps Flc,-
TO- The bark BRrYETrE, Capt Prcb'3, from
rl-as asai rs,P, t.f sai. Nc Leg-o 'hz Will h
i"'5 q g. noGgnT & CO., 70 Camp street.
-" NoricE TO CoyslGSEEs. The ship Ell
bls, y..la nns- ron Z ,g . RI gr!,.rt 'al q, pT
20 the st' of god, o. 'ha,.gysg
nae- Neither Captain nor Consignses Of the
.st7 JOIN IUJLE, IS BaHk Place,
ne" NOTICE TO CoSs, GNEEs The ship GALE
IU~IA uEbSDr', Jn.a- i''1a - t.' rom iAiia Ph,i "a
I.sarts sr ,,5 Hl l'r p tan4snv VII psase
a,tao % fee d '6 -a the J. Otherwise H vii BE-
spa j. il AsuG7lDaFA Co. asst, Charlie. street.
An- NOTICE -Consignees Of 100 bags La
aTs Coffee MICA Co., sI Ci9nta Br4hir tom
Hinialpha frsz- present tHr hi ai 70 Tie DiehsRn2
NIX j. il lsHBEIDGE q CO., s. 50. CHARLES srest and
rs-NoricE TO CoNslGNEEs- ship BLANch
-l rl..e atvat %. ta receipt tE2ols at57 lssse,
Zs~ NorIcE--Nether Captain nor Consig-
4. ~ s,h ,a HIANCl Car f-t0nf FROM lisrrpo@,
l.., ltsbe o- aas ~ ronIr4,.rd t~ res.
M JulN 20 iLE VI hn9s raer.
rY- NOTICE All parties having demands
r,r NtTHANIEL EiafBh liz vil please pret-h G s,7e
GEORGE V, HYSsoN 50 CaHP street.
z.a" NorlCE Neither the captain con
me. oil tie British slip CRESCENT CIT Bgilisou, 3
1..H..l De .a istta coat He.s3 b. neg re-. ..5
,sl1~ TAKE NorIcE-The public areeautione'
~ s-i rl Pos Boob, order
litvUl5a aaI. taySBlnl r. NJ. fUIilAN, Captain iaifr
ne NorICE.-No bills will be paid by steam
-r-sSfr fly Erl5 written order FRO
chs i.aU... SWIM MINISTER ~ P9ytras srtet d.e44
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

Hermann RIO JanrrJ lrt
ship President FILLMORE Is day, Camden, Maine ms.'srs
p Moses Iayt from Havana. in ballast MASTER InaJPoa
span rspiiH, spp. lays Ipn Havana to pug Mr. ao2d
-r Naltsr ~ Row dag Prnslsola, TO BASIN
SOM Las -lA-na aays tom PeLsleola v mas-t hasl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


M0NblF BlYFNIfsl JIMMY Isb5sJ
emnnd Satufs was 'F snlnattd early IN ths
in- notyi,bs,anIng tho nclsfnsbr % ani though the
anerpoop but li,q e. done The ly
were I'm quotations.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

nANCING ACAD EMY.-Mr P. CLIssEY "a
respectfully Informs The and Genisnln u Nsw ~
ADEMY open . no 10 r. X
hares and Cardsst sFe @ ~~s<<
wherein Niit teach the stIloNABLE DANCES.
Lail-s and L'enensn rom siu O'CLOCK every
dsy. 4t 49,, :. a. 49,, I'll,
isya.
CHILDRENS SCHOOL.
Children will open during ttr SayAdes
P0yua Wednesdays aud Saturdays ro ue Pm '
dafk.
FOURTH DISTRICT (Lafayelte l SCHOOL,.
Academy Bal Room, kson street taAysis
open Tue1Iay TIL dark and SATURDAY
fr1J hAicpHst A. u till /. =
yE- Sir CL1ssEY for the une 70
r,ty VAsE SIX TEMPS, c1up's-i b. b NELL
Laiy aal Geuutlu af4iHZ tos-thfr
oi the heai entirely cured in wathaZ. rovl Sm
RIUSIC The undersigned are pre- EaslA4-3
FA pared TO furnish BANDS OF Music FOR PROCEs 1-T
sI0Ns, PARApEs BALLS, PARTIES, Etc. uro the NOS ass
a1. g,ri'i for B,s1s o. piano MESS gSER a MINOR.
ss orders can be at Msyo's Store Camp sweet
| noyqs SPIN g. g MNoE:
| Musical PERFORMANCES.-ED In
AR Z BuGhh6f 'Sy R% aI NJ ar rn Sa,S1 S
select company Ar, viii appear here shortly sn give ~
their popular antertainInsats,
Tnt 0 this Troupe has been unequllsd
Western siLirs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17
Port OF NEW ORLEANS.

UTPlCE OF TIE DAILf JKkacFFt.
Monday Morning January Il. 1853,
CLEARED SATURDAY.
ls.nap Texas, lAuess, Galveston, Harm Morgan
ship OraEmbo, iroIm0, f0F Genoa, schmidt
s II alsh Dagsn Carpenter for Antwerp. Whitney
,l, Cgtlu. laytrs,ll. Tor New Chester Hl.arl
Hn. Zjou'a Hope Common, fo Glasgow Geo A hht
stAu Josetna Cnlyo, for rad1 Pug Pgig
lsrg Smith, Stni h, Bosui thas D"hk- Aeo
Barney, Luther, NezY0tk, VI II rrssa 2so
B john Williams Wilson, Tor belize ilonllT4a and 81 Thomas
" Ayet
l .cbr Mat@s. Robinson. Belize oaloras, a Egsra
5cLr Aur-lll Hanson, for Apasehe9 Bennett Kerr a'o
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

" "a Nareoleia, the Ncaraguan Minister whose recall
a baen r-4ucsted by Government has written let
Ter L. ,ae editor # tue Courier des E'c tui' in which
he say. have done nothing but follow the instrue-
6us Of my Government the very letter and that with
al possible respect one day my correspondence w be
nublisLel and justice will be donen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

TJNO6at Ml| 3I1d B-0vh NON we Fa58-sioFel I7W
Ilth slips Agnes purin'a Rua Eu -rarlr. %
ships PrssIeut A!HOro Mosss Taylor and brig Fep'a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

MS' Nelthef baptlih nor tohaiShseo u llS
stsh sH3 EUpOglA, Vaah- ,s, rom Liverpool and now IN
.sE JON IDpLE, IS Dams Place
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-31

Through arrangement OF the system, the mind
9strgngs 1s The Si
ing tie throne OF Intellect deer and Iesoate Iimdity
tile oIei haunted by invisible tornients
the burhen oliIo becomes and he pIunSes
desperately inIO the gulf OF nemn1Tancc or suicide.
!. III ~ THE nRlI1NdPH.OF SCIENCE