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FURNITURE, ETC.

DRIDGEWATER FIRE AND WEATHER
PROOF PAINT-Depot, Camp street.-The public
respectfully notified tG tne Brdgewaer Paint Company have &
The addition mills and the DIN
supplying the demand ground IN OIL
eaetuay remedied AL orders can now be re-
lied upon being promptly hlled. -.
Il the intention the Company, few weeks manufacture
Brdgewater, II will be iu
sized pack
The dy with lime (nsead Of OLD ordinary
purposes, wood and brksay me- wen
Gently admirably For directions description Of
properties pamphlet which be bad At the
or o 1.-The Sub-Agents.
Dry, IN barrels weighing 100 TO 500 lba.,
Dry, in hall barrels weighing 900 TO 25o lbs.,
Ground in oil, in kegs OF Is, so ard loe lbsY
For sale by g. e. BOGkRT q Co., 70 camp streetr
Alabama, sasripp and IeIa
NA,d hy ,La ci,y snb kvents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-14

y OFFICE, 262 BkoADWAl.-rHE OFFICE OF THE NEW
YORK GAS GuLAioR COMPANY has hep permanently esab
hyd at 1852 (nstween Chambers
sell kidier Patent Regulator private
Gns Companies, and others throughout The United
Proposals. all places United States where
he introduced, the
Kiers Regulator desired proposals
M The Companies In the
terms.
machine has received the highest
unqualified appreciation
\. as States, after lous Of its
Of of
ne hight 1t beyond doubt the economical machine
n.d o Lighting Apparatus and bnga this best OF lights
e or than OIL the dangerous compounds Of spirits
containing description the Regulator
OF value the office Of the Company (or they viii be
by post-l II, cLAtnh, oecIetIy. Jy.s ON
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-14

The guano islands of Peru are proving to be
richie han had been expected Great discov-
erie guano have been made in the interior
of the Islands, and the supply is said to be mex
haustible Government commission has been
sent to examine the extent OF the guano deposits
on the Chinct Islands. Senior Elias, an ex-
President Of u, and at present the contrac-
tor for loading lle guano ships at those islands
has been seized and imprisoned in consequence
Of having published some attacks on the Presi.
dent and it is also said that he was discovered
shipping 1000 stand of arms to the islands,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-14

Passage Southampton aud Bremenfrst Cabin
sl20 saloon, flO0 second do SsO
All letters wspapers pass through the Postocc
No bills fiadng viii be signed on the day OF sailing.
An need sulg is attached to each ship.
For freiglt or passage apply to , ,-- 4, ~ ~,
MOilER SAND q R1ERA 70 South street, New York.
e. A. HElNCKEN h co, Bremen,
MARTlNEAu, CROSkEf Il CO., Southampton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-14

AMERICANS IN AUsTRALIA.-A meeting OF
Americans was held at the Exchange Reading
Rooms in Melbourne, ,on the 10Th of june to make
arrangements to celebrate the Fourth of July
and among those appointed on the committee
were George Mowton, Pennsylvania r. WINS
low Cobb, Delaware N Rogers, Jr., Maryland;
J. IL. Fisher, Virginia; o II. Holden, North
Carolina Henry Within, South Carolina lhS
Fourth was, on its arrival, duly celebrated ny
dinner, speeches, toasts, etc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-14

The sum of 90 100000 it is stated, has been
paid to Barings Bros s Co., the agents Of the
Anglo Chi can loan, by the Peruvian Minister ed
in London, on account Of the debt OF "a ,0Oo'oVo
due by Peru to Chilli. The amount paid Is 70 .S %
devoted to the completion Of the Valparaiso anu
Santiago railway,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-14

SAvANNAH AND FLORIDA RAuRoAD.--lt is an
nounced that arrangements are about to De
copsummated between the Savannah and flori.
da Railroad Company and the Brunswick ana
| Florida Railroad Company, the result of which
| is expested to be the construction of a railroad
/ from the Atlantic to the Gulf of Mexico
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-14

MuRDER.-The St. Louis Intelligencer of the
4th inst. says:
A man named Michael Conner was, on Satur-
day night, arrested for numbering man named
John Mcmahon The murder was committed in
coffee house on the corner Of Broadway and
Tyler streets, kept by John DECKER. Mcmahon
went into the coffee house about dark on Satur-
day evening, with several other persons. The
party had been in the house but few minute;
before dispute arose between Mcmahon and
another man. Conner advised them to end the
dispute by fight. Mcmahon told him if he
wanted to see fight to fight himself, at which
Conner commenced calling him by abusive
names and using very scurrilous language, at
the same time drawing dirk knife about eight
or nine inches in length, with which he stabbed
Mcmahon. The knife entered the side under
the left arm, and ranged downward into the
cavity of the chest. Mcmahon fell instantly.
and died in less than FIVE minutes. Some Of the
witnesses examined by the Coroner stated that
McMahon pushed Conner once or twicr befor'
he was stabbed by him. Mcmahon and Conner
were both hands employed in Ashbrooks Porl
House McMahon was young man about 2
or 25 years of age, and has no relatives liyini
in this city. Conner was arrested soon af;e
the act was committed, and lodged in the Gala
| boose.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-14

W. D. Porter, of the U. s. Navy, has an in
teresting letter in the New York Post on ship
building. Hesuggests that our steamers should
have narrower paddles, of the traperian shape
with the. largest base near the vessels side The
requisites of a fast steamer, he says, are-tirst
length; second, fine entrance; third light draught
of water; fyurth, narrow floats, and few o
them, and leverage.
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following
public the adv aniage OF two last paiy MAI hhe'
tp,yv
York at 51i and A. NJ fhadu'Ph AZ = f'~
Philadelphia lU% Pm and r N snoie AZ ~ srd
AZ and Am and 81 washington a. anu II anu
p. 49,. NJ. ana n IN. I'm. -. Ia, .,So 4, .
Waslugon6s and fN lffeletieAspui M - Al, IA
aud AN ehmond at Y! fA' au An.
Richmond 81 aud An 1rel.isoms AZ ~ AN -
Petersburg y rim aud AN. Wsldoh a. w. '
W, ldou II pm and ?. NJ " =,
Wilmington at l0P.N lOnAs'fs'uh Nv . N'' -.
S .ayins Nav York at s. Philadelphia " 10Y p NJ OF
Baltimore "a NJ, taaeh ehafiestoh D. - IN
board NIiboaii passing
In view Of Meant Vernon, by daylight Il, ,1..i. =, q
arriving Washing from Baltimore E the Iran o
% 81 ~ r. N. P. A., sup have the advantage e resi-
On board the steamboat, and in with hg
for the purpose the Richmond and
Railroad and arrive at wilmington N - IN ~ houis
WAshnp tor, in time o lodge the second night.
The o lines will be perceived give The he
y reaching Charleston s. c. in The sht possible time
hee his journey, without ufrng nue
la and of avoiding risk delay IN the event OF
bfee h Of connection AT point a. . H., ,r hi.h
0nnnses and Wagons provided q e ne py
and their conveyed through iadepha BAL
Richmond and Petersburg te ~ an
Cnduears accompany travellers by this route the whoe u
anes ia xeen New York and Charleston, 5. c. 49,
for Charleston, point south Of w"
has siI baggage Washington, and tae"ep TO
Enr arhsr Information "through cksis" apply IN New
yoTT al tbe New ersey Railroad Office, foot OF " street, III
SanSi. At the Philadelphia aud Baltimore Raj toad omc OF on
Rmoe Al Ire Southern Ticket Office, adjoining the Washst
| hNtoSh Aet0''''' STOCKTON FALLS.
| ;.os o., > kREBS, Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-14

BUENos AYREs- The Argentine confederation
appears to be virtually dissolved, and the pro-
vinces maintain separate and independent ex-
istence, through Urquiza, who, since ms deieat'
still styles himself Provisional Director oil the
Confederation, and has been 50 recognized by the
American diplomatic functionaries.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-14

Tur AMr,RrcAN Commissioners IN CHfNA.IIhe
Chinese circulars state that Mr.. Marsnai, .ne
:a.an..;ow with Sa- Chow, au officer of high rank
IN The Imperial Government of hat country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-14

Humphrey Powell, aged 70 years, residing in
Marion, s. O., it is stated, has a new set Of 'front.'
teeth. both in the upper and lower jaws in every
place where the old teeth had rotted out or been
extracted thirty-two years ago.
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ENoR PHILADELPHIA-Heron & Mar. g,,aa
rV'HE NEW YORK AND LIVER .g#fEFFas,

POOL UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS. z-szataasszasan
The shpa composing this inc are the .
ARCTIC Captain Lace. BALTIC, Captain Comstock.
ADRIATGC, Captain -.
Ships built contract expressly for Government
service every has taken their construction as ia the En-
Fue aud their accommodations Tor pas
ssngers nnsqualed for elegance and comfort. =, -.
NewYoS Liverpool hrsi cabin STEW eN
rastyr extra sac rooms ssOO cabin, $40 mon L.
ycr,ool 10 SeWYork $50 and Gao.
An experienced Surgeon attached to each ship.
No berth canb e secured until paid for.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-14

VNJHITE LEAD-In 25, 30, lOo and 5oO 10;
wv from Atlantic, Union, Brooklyn taen uas hno
whitslLsad xl sss
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EDWib K COLLINS co, SO Wall street, N. y.
BROWN, SIIPLEY a CO., Liverpool,
f. q. ROBERTS Il &C. .l3 King Arms YARD, London
JOHN MUNROE CO.,
9e Rue Noue Dame dss Vioores, Paris.
GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre. -, c.,
rbo yust Of these will be accountable for eod s
~ Bueu Specie ewely Precious Stones or Meta unless BUS
adng signed therefor and the value thereof therein
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rrrAM ADMINISTRATION BE. -

= TWEEN NEW YORK AND GLAsGow.-Tbe sSssass4sszszz.
GAsgow aud New York Steamship compsny
horse Robert Craig commander
sail York direct for Glasgow follows viz
on Saturday julie neit Il oo Saturday iOh Sep
tenlber, at IL oecck, ncon
MONEY.
Mn -rootns rs
s.nan1 f,aiiir 50
~ Stewards fee included.
limited Of hdelass passengers will be taken supplied
with proyaons quality properly cooked a s2O Carries asur
iTae Am n e f'' ], MesYMoN, 3S Broadway.
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vIyHE UNDERSIGNED begs to present to the

VINHE UNDERSIGNED begs to present to the
ASSURANCE SOCIETY LONDON resident in the United States
the stemen the Affairs OF the Society the let of May 1855
furnished by their AcuaE.
Policy will duly notified of the
o each the of the month Of July next.
C.E. nABlCIiI General Agent for the United States.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
2s Cornhil, London, May u, 1858.
GEN1LFAENI have again lay before you the res
nu Of the aars of the National Loan Fund Late Aaa
Society.
the Of G4O 3o and yielding premiums 10 the amount
Of Gl2,b75 3s it per Rnnum. - -
during G3i,OSe 81. The
claims according The table oI mortality being I236 The
of the Society the end
the amount i977s lss 81 E'Usl less than the oree
From the end of the year present 6 policies
been issued and the income Of the Society arising from the Irenu
policies E76s Is, Cd annu, and the corresponding
. amOu ofinsuTanCes S2dt6l2l.
Ths the tic Society calculated up to the LIST
December 1854 stands thus =. -
Present value income from ooi6OI IA
Of Investments per AUDITORS Rtpor..,. 1880 7
El,il4iss 10
Present value OF Liabilities ASST
RANGES, Annuies etc. .............., 4ssV,s14 Z
Pdll-up Capital biiseI 10 y
Current Claims loOuO ,,a,. .
opinion should
the future profits 0 he Society
Before concluding this pernp the Court OF Directors wiz
ALLOW congratulate them the vgnni prudent and ell
of the Society," By the Man
ayers. arn gentlemen, your very oGelien servant
W.. S, B WOOLtIOu Sc, Acluhty.
To the Court Of Directors National Loan Fund Society," ySO4m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-14

RUMoRED escape OF Two MORE OF THE IRIsB
STATE PRISONERS. late Australia papers
state that advices from Van Dieman's Land
say:
90 John Mitchell is gazetted as an absconder,
and reward of f2, or such lesser sum as may
be determined upon by the convicting magis-
trate,' is offered for his apprehension. The Co.
lonial Times says: I'VE understand that Messrs.
Mitchell and Martin have proceeded to join their
compatriots in America There are only two
left"
In connection with this rumor, which, by the
way, needs confirmation, we may mention that
the Constitution, of recent date, states that q
gentleman, lately returned from Hobnrt-Town
had an interview with Smith 0'Brien, at Norfolk
Island, where he found him enjoying excellent
health; he was living in a hotel, where he wai
supplied with every comfort and luxury he could
desire. He had none of the appearance of 9
convict; he dressed in similar style as he had
done in Ireland. The Government allowed hin
a circuit of ten miles for exercise, and be hat
only to report himself once month to the polio,
authorities. [Balt. Sun, 7th inst.
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LIME, CEMENT, ETC.

TAMP II 0R-l0 half bbls in store, for salH by
u iy26 J HART & co, 10 Tchoupitouas t.
D ICE-50 casks Carolina, for sale by
~ iyig BAREIIl 4 Common street.
ItASTILE SOAP-l00 boxes in store, for
Z J -sahy J. HART 4 co. 10 Teboupltoulas arts
4 CEMENT-150 bbls fresh Hydraulic Cement,
@yIl A. DELAGRAvE d CO., II Magazine street.
r ME-2050 barrels, cargo of bark Cherokee,
from NewYork the Orange wharf for sale
"a o purchasers by
r. H. MoUSsEAUX ST. Louis and Robertson streets.
o the vessel. lylbht
CEMENT-l000 bbls. fresh, different bran s,
Y / landing ex Clifton Liberty. for sale by
- JOHN q. HARDILL & CO. 80 Magazine street.
r Agents the Newark and Rosendae Lime Cement and
80 ais
DLASTER PARIS-15O bbls. in store, fol
4 ,.Ish he JOHN G. HARDILL 4 co.
- to j. Hayman a Co.
70 MagazIns street and Msrgny Buildings Third Dist
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-14

MINERAL PAINT keep constantly hand nll supply Of pry m
b o and half barrels ground In OIL in Of 49, 80 ana POUNDS
Also Black, Manufactured from the bfi AL wh
will be found superior to any mineral known fo a
depot s,.,,,.,ts g. G h''sE.'t s "a Co. Ts2,,
NV -----a
lNoEED Ill Oih-Iit ~ ~, puis. Duly" "ne A""
Nj A"s'N anu % DEihGRAVl 4 90 II Magazine street
M I1' 20 :, vn.sS s not Ie
- DS o. ' ' : = - = -
unI AcTEE Wortborsnoouis Rrand 100 hhls
in store aud for Eae m y ~, ;, ,.n.,,n.,,,.,t
O'O - o@,,- ts' y : :" ~ = ''s,-s-,,
,s,1,.i,r s,r feiy ioi
40 ~ l' DELhGRAVE n Co II Magazine street
HSLEAR SlDEs-5 casks in store for sale by
Y octs F NJ DALEY "a T,cbopitoglss street.
- eS'2 y. Vt h1.l'' :, % isH9ot'''4
SilouLpLho-o CASKS IN store anu lor s.,s sale
~ oy =. " ", ~ = N'f.i' % iSnouPVeets s'- e
old MONONGAlElIA WHlSkY-30 nall
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-14

Mr.. HULsEMANN GoING HoME.--Ion, the cor
respondent of the Baltimore Sun, writing from
Washington on the 9th instant, says;
There are those, it seems, who credit the sug
geston that Mr. Hulsemann went to Albany
the day after the publication Of the Koszta cor
resrondence, for the express purpose Of retract'
ing the demand Of Austria, and begging Mr..
Marcy to accept an explanation, and 70 take
Koszta back to his domicile the United States.
The rumor is improbable and absurd. 1t is
much more likely that the Chevelier hastened to
inform Mr.. Marcy that, under the terms Of his
instructions, he was obliged to ask his passports
The fact is that Austria must, at length, accedt
to the principles Of republicanism that the
United States have 50 long and SO we'll taught
her, or withdraw herself from this republican
school. We should be sorry to- lose Mr.. Hulse.
mann again, but we may congratulate ourselves
that he will return to Europe well instructed in
the views Of free governments.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-14
yr,HE NEW YORK, BREMEN AND ~,;sFFs

soUTHAMPToN UNITED STATES MAIL nss11e.sda.
ships comprising this Line are the WsftiNsioN
Can't NJ. Fitch; HERMANN Capt T. Higgins These steamers
stop at Southampton both going and returning
Proposed dates Of saling-ls53.
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Company and approved BY The Navy DePa1m?
United Slater Male
hereafter Immediately arrival Of the Atlantic ha
Francisco 18th days Of each month"; and VIII
touch At Acapulco.
aceden's
steamship ply between San Francisco and
the former port the arrival Of the s an
without delay with the Mails and
for the steamer from San Francisco Persons securing
through passage States Mail Steamers from
board the Pacific Mail
~ Rates oare from Panama TO San frncico on the mo A'oFA
| lie
An Surgeon permanently atarhed 70 each Steamer n
Irs personal baggage free not
exceeding cub Freight will be taken to Cha
Panama to San Francisco al the
CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
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t9- to-Cabn Passage u.s. stsernge f6 ~,
shp ghy oyehauled and furnished with new
DECK every
rangemen cans add the comfort Of psssengers
Philadelphia this ship leaves the same wharf as he
Glasgow and City OF Manchester at The loot Of
Queen street =. a.
SAMUEL PEARCE Walnut street. Philadelphia
Wall street, NeHYork.
Lin chn.Iar C. BAkER 4 co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-14

STATE n Loaisiana Parish ef Orleans, cg@ Nsor'saHs Be it re-
msmbred that the 3Oh July 1853 before the undegned Jus
of the Peace and for the City Aforesaid personally appeared
Charles anson Secretary Of the Crescent Mutual Insurance Com
pany who being duly according law, does
pose say that the above Just and e, and correct
transcript from the Books Of the said Company.
C.J. MANsoNI, Secretary.
swon and signed before this s0th day Of July is53
CHARLES RICHARDSON, Third Justice of the Peace,
Parish Of iorleans.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved Of r
cash the oeates Of Profits for the yss 1850 1851 ani
1857 the holders thereof their legal representatives. AFTER
the Eighth day Of August proIimo.
The Trustees have also declared Dividend Of "Tryfve
the earned Premiums Of the Company for the year ending
Twelfth day July 1883 which certificates will issued
and after the I'd Monday ia September
THoS. A. ADAMS, President.
MOSES GREENWOOD, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-14


Whatever may be the issue of the present
Turkish difficulty, it is the general belief in
Paris that the Emperor will not 60 to war. He
is said to have expressed himself to that effect
| very recently. The reasons assigned for this
determination are the deficiency OF harvest, the
large amount of paper now in the market, in
| consequence of the numerous speeulations to
which prosperity has given rise. and, lastly, the
probability that France will be invaded by .
formidable enemy-the cholera These consid-
erations are of high Importance at the present
moment,
A singular incident occurred on the recent
collision on the Paris and Bordeaux Railway.
The conductor, whose place was in the luggage
van, on hearing the noise of the approaching
train opened the sliding door and put his head
ont to see what was the matter. At that mo-
ment the trains came in collision, the sliding
door was violently slammed to, and decapitated
him as neatly as guillotine His head rolled
down the embankment, while his body remained
| in the car. .==
The Echo .fgricOle has been warned" for
publishing statements tending to raise the price
Of corn, The Constitutional has received a
similar warning 4s.
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HOTELS AND BOARDING.
cTRONG's HOUSE, 1O4 St. Charles "a

~ INONVD . HVUDE, TUT Du' ,sIs.s. =. FssasH
s,reetTbe proprietor this house would fnio me zl III
public that having thoroughly repaired ard tnovasaa h ~
Accommodate them witn Y
he Night Week Or Month the centre Of business and
vicinity principal and place. Of "
and business men, Inc
which accessible At All hoefs DM
WINES and LIQUORS, AZ
ChaFgss moderate sls 3m
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BRiS TOL.
HfYRE.
SNoR HAyREIThe nrs, "A IL. ! fast sailing ,ssfS

part early dispatch.
" sa hAea Gotten apply 10 j. z. WHITNEY co. 81 Camp
sf For passage having unsurpassed accommodations m both cabin
aud alosraTe Apply to the Captain board gs
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-03-25
PATENT PURIFIED
wi Sperm OIL

This oil, for briancy, durability, and purity as
light, and for luhricating purposes, whether spT5
to the delicate works Of watch or the most PONCE
rous machinery. surpasses any oil now known.
lt Is warranted not TO gum teng TREY deprived
OF t1at substance, which so seriously mpedes lie
lid movement Of all kinds OF machir cry; and Er
burning it is cheaper and Letter Than any oes
substance now in
While ii affords light Superior TO gas or ca MI hBe,
1t is also free fr' m the dangerous explosive qualify
Of the latter. being solely sperm oil purified.
so pure Is this Oil that il will freeze ~ any Dc
gree of cold known within The limits Of the Uric1
States having thereby in this, in every otk,r par
ticular, an advantage over tie best sperm Gil nov
used
After deroting many years in experimenting viii
the various OILS Tor the purpose of ming Their
impurities at present fabricated, the deIsierei
assures the public that be has eded in producing
the ne plus ultra of oils lie offers il a. SUI
to any known oil in the world, for tie purlofes q
burning and lubricatng and invokes the Scieniifr
of ali countries TO test it and pronounce their OPINION
satisfied that all will agree that is the fnest Oh
ever offered for sale
WILLIAM D. TOWNSEND, PhiIadelIhia
For sale by A. HATCH, jr, in the re.r Of brown ?
Hotel; and also by hoesale at the 'orner Of I'm
and streets. by ii. ID. WALBRIDGt.