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The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1853-07-21

nao UGH ihaue ior disseminating among them
the knowledge required for perfecting them
selves in the modes of preparation and manu-.
facture. In the Islands everything looked
toward the permanency of Slavery. Here,
everything looked toward the gradual and
gentle civilization and emancipation Of the
negro throughout the world"-Pages 10, 20.
The difference of Governmental policy in
the two systems, and its effects, will be felt in
the following presentment of the British sys-
tenn, which the reader can contrast with our
own:
Manufactures were 30 entirely interdicted
in the West India Colonies from the date of
their coming under the crown of Great Brit
ain, that the colonists were not permitted even
to refine their own sugar, and still less to con-
vert their cotton into cloth The necessary
consequence was that women and children
could have no employment but that Of the
field This of course, tended to sink both
mother and child far lower in the scale Of cisi.
lization than would have been the case had the
lighter labor of conversion been associated
with the more severe one of production. The
cultivation Of indigo and coffee were 20 heavily
burdened with taxation, that they were aban.
uoncd atter trial, and the industry OF the
Islands at last was confined 10 the culture Of
sugar-beng Of all others the most destructive
OF health Commerce was interdicted, except
with Great Britain and her Colonies; and the
sugar raised and exported was 80 heavily
taxed by Government that not more than one
fourth Of its price reached the pockets of the
producer. Under all these causes society de-
Perforated, aud general prosperity was pre-
vented; absenteeism prevailed 10 degree un-
paralleled, and all its worst consequences we're
suffered in their intensest degrees. There
machinery could not be used, the mechanic
was not needed, and without him there could
grow up neither towns nor schools. The prices
Of the products were thus distributed
For . gallon Of rum, the consumer paid
II shillings; Of this the Government took
lis. 3D.; ship-owners Wholesale and retail
dealers IS. sd-leaving the landowner and
isborsr nothing. For the sugar that cost the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04
NEWS By TELEGR.aPH

LoutsasA LEeaLGrvxg - 7z< seuarsr s2uesfisn The
inera &c CAUCUS has jst Il was rssolyedto
SENATOR Nj Downs vas nominated in caucus by large
majority. e. ~ 49,
Everstt been elected g. senator from Msssa~
ehuseie sy majority OF six votesoyer all the candidates
There We're six candidates for the Office
MASs SESs4oR.-The Legislature OF Maine i. engaged
in bsISting for a. u g. senator Thus lar there Il no
choice. Mr. Fessenden, the whg Candidate. \ ahead
His majority will te small '-sa
IosGEsssfoSAL--Hizs eon. Fet9uary MFR Weller
reported the senate the return Of the ocers Of the
Mexican boundary survey nconsequenee of the neglect
Sfcongre; to sprroprsts funds for their sup
pert and the epntnuanee a their labors. r-r
TIE 6 limiting the extension to the first Of January
ns1tnf the warsheusns system as to permit Govern
useprivats warehouses discussed to-day in the
Senate and postponed also the Navy Rsorgauza
tion bin apd the Tehusntepec- resolutions.
In the feuse the coinage bill under esBsider
atom II reduces the amount of silver in half dollars and
dunes considerably. AZ sf
IsrPoRraST1aTATY-SsacK Kork. Feb. 2-Dispatches re-
cfved from Washington report that the British Govern
hsnt have adopted project Of treaty forwarded in
peesmber last in regard to the issuing Of registers by the
United States TO Provincial vessels Il provides that such
registers shall be issue sply in Of a a ovnerhip
The treaty it i said aso proposes that the mutual
claims Of theB ntef stafe and Greet Britain In regard
maritime difficulties existing bstween them. shall be
ettied by Joint Commission Of Three who shall arrange
these claims in thfee ciasses as follows;
FirstThose Of American vessels seized detained and
searched the cost Of Africa by British crzers.
SecopdThose of American fishing vessels seized de-
tanned and conhseated by Aritish authority. -.
and seizures made ~ United stasss aufh0rss il
The safecs excitestte greatest interest in washing
teiuded in a fortnight. 80
NEwYogK MoSES MAnkEI.--ly.ir RTk, Feb. 2-sterliD,
l exchange has adyancedg7sto to 10.
RitER IvrEl1tsxSos.--fTcksb1zs Feb 3-Tbe Mar,
Hunt reported yetsrdayis the last boat passed dovI
| bouid for,Heworieaas.
| A DEATH.--Mr. Sears j. Walker astronomer and mem
beg Of the Coast Survey hAs died near Cincinnati Ess
4 Pieayune.
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sg'orgd's SAFE COsnpany.

NE attention oI the plpae IS cellsd 70 the
utility and fuperiI.y oi tese Ss al 1thsrs. Or Sa
nie utre principle. We frst form
STRONGLY made from wToag 5l arga3 vii @touP
son q iron emitting y liquid rnea and making
tra9le 70 the sci drill and cafahie Of resEg bso
aedee To the Tntr, ou'y l-ss7gty Hsy "S1thtr
MeoaHir aas leaves no ts or rnl fves for e Il
burglar with lean Hort Gn rIirsd
pat ilsm together Neither The burning element aS
the folid lined wish
dyikT
EsiPlHE DRILL AND row DIR PROOF c0aiISATioS FASR
iShs arethe really
b We turher there hot tle useary the poper
Blk NsltEncw or
ntsf bfoksninO, experience snsdcTu 1nstfRteh.
THIS Company 10 lEh cotees Ah IS
BhNS Vaults, Of vsriousi4se foT Baking nsuos MerrrR
be
FT10, vixen secured with Lilis's Bank Locke,
ey7-il
Bank L9ck,
10 --' l., C. PFrTEEs, Agtat 1sCanp H+rsr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04

A Tins * RrssrA--A gentleman writing from St Pa
tersburg December that sun universal thaw pre-
walls throughout Russs-al the ice is broken upthe
weather mild and close-and deuge Of rain falling In
consequence, the sedges in use at this season
are abandoned for Carriages, where boats not
~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04

1t stated that wealthy frm in Cincinnati is about
to commence the building large boat which is to be
propelled by the eaiOrc engnes She rs destined as re-
cular packet between Cincinnati and Neworlsans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04

A bloody aifray occurred on board the steamer 8
Cheuoweth at Cincinnati Monday, the 29th nit, be-
tween the the boat, Mr. John Gamble, and an OBJ
treperous fireman. In the strnggle the fireman drew
knife Inflicted wound in the side of Mr. g. and made
his escape The wound penetrated the lungs and Mr.
Gamble died the same evening Hew native OF Pitts
burgh and was much respected.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04

The sultana, her last upward trip, eaeoan
tered New Madrid, By which she lest her
ehiniueys oserboard and broke her rudder -ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04

The front wall of building the Of Water and
Wall streets Louisville fell down the night Of the a5th
ult and German buried in the ruins. she
was rescued after considerable labor and it is thought
will recover
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04

The Cincinnati papers state that ice has not yet formed
in that vicinity u sufficient thickness to pack away
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04

AJEW ORLEANS EMIGRAHT AND -
REMITTANCE oFFICE.Ths gnsd, his old ii ~
hsd Office
rmi1g money their ierdsin Enzsnd
kg ON, and saa 70 lli He sso nsoai tua hevEg
brought rom Liverpool 70 this alps
Paes iving distance by sddsasnF
Me hsnnaerslsnSd, viii 0s promptly ATTENDED 20.
sl0 JOHN rOOLE, Ban Place,
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\ Iafton Rslraad-carraIion LIns-h hEs4 e 3 -, z

ATEW ORLEANS and Car fS5s sss - s,s3s z
4 isilton Raioad-Carrolton Line-f Ii IA Il s2--s
Departure Of rsins. Frc7a NegOr'slHs;
HORSE CaTs--Cx and ~ A. az, I0f, and litS
Steam TrenEaA. ani hour a.t-GNAds uu p,
swell summsf, and Enti 1aa ter past '5iutEr-
EFoni Cirr5,t9a;
horss CArs--5 and . N.,s and 10
Steam TfaLT aad every hou. A. issat'i -st.
sgsly and until halt-pRs. -. . w--er-
FAEEi5 Children undr 2 esrs ard Ssrysrt u retLs
Summer liJll -sr1ary
and q second Monday in NCYenbsr.
LAFAYETTE LINE.
as Thsss CayErun A and from the Depot 80. aaan l.regs
BspargHrs y Cgrs.
In hlsefI lEo2 Lafayette AGl & t5'E
:. Depot, IS Baroane firsei.-..-.'554 4, md ST.
In GplltntF lrQn l-a-a4 cite aal
Depot, Is - ~.
After which he will leayt each icsa tsar fHfes
Hptlf6 O'Clock Pm.
Then at y, 8, 10 and II r, q, IRON tHs DEPOT.
And So ~ lad l05. P n lcn L4ltg ettg,
FAGE--l9cenLs. GAidrcH ut ler ~ yrars, l&lfFr'z.
II EoSpscitl Csrs Parties. Balls fsrgt,
pisd ubah ragusd, atr tie snlousa hnn pHs "
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W understand that arrangements are now being made
to erect this town church. 10 be devoted to the Ro
man Catholic religion. Father Riley, is said, will be
the pastor. BAYOU sara Ledger.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04

ON TAapIASY DANeKK.-Notice has been given in
the New York House Of Assembly of bill to repeal the
charter Of tine Tammany Society of New York, and a
resolution offered TO appoint committee to examine into
affairs ascertain if it had not violated its charter
This grows DOT of the troubles in the New York city
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04

-Sazsac OF vintage 1895 1895 is0a
aa vintage Of i2 or Dupuy and other brands OF various pces
and qualities.
wtNES-oM Reserve, Paihetrhe India Ma
dera Duf Harmony NepheN sherry; Old stu
and Sparkling Hook de B0uzy Feur Ser iedck
many other b OF Champagne White Wine CaN casks and
easss, ,of all qualities.
Holland GIN Jamaica and St Crox Rum Scotch Irh Old Roam
and Old Rye Whisky Brandy und Fruits 1uice ColRs
every description; Bokes Berlin and G0uley Be and everything
the way WINES and LIQUORS, which will be sold
able terms be found i0r cash or city paper
$40 casks PORTER and ALE IN rfnts and quarts,
NJ SEWELL 7. TAYLOR, Is Roya@Etrcct.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04

ANOTHER SQUALL-rhe custom OF naming ships after
squalls such as Black Squali' - White Squal,n Snow
squs etc. is to be farther carried cut by old haehe
lor ship builder down east by naming clipper
the Nlgs. squslUn Instead Of boxing the compass"
he ought to have his boxed by all the pretty girls in
his neighbnrhUcd Boston Times.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04

The Toledo Blade tells good story of one OF
The land o that thriving city, who offered for
eligible lot many silver dollars would cover it
lie took night consider the olIur snd agreed next
ns 10 aecepl IT, On the condition. that tbs sioiisfs
Ntst ttaeed upon ihcig edges lCia fnlses
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04

Washington letter says the individual referred to by
Senator Hale, in his charges against agent who
collected barge from sailors under the plea Of pro-
curing the passage of law giving them extra pay is Mr.
J. Knox Walker Private Secretary of President Polk
Secretary Kennedy, it is reported says Rwalker had
received all the fees which demanded to be wrung
from these sailors it would have amounted to $4,000
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04

HDD FELLOWS REST Vaults in this
~ Cemetery oiAned by applying j. o. FIEsoN Itea
at the City Hall Frt Dae JAMES FuRNEAUN Secretary
No. IS aTs; Rev CHARLES WElFALt, Ne. E
street.
The price of Vaults stockhodng Lodges the uris Of
bers $50 To members Siockhodng Lodges he bua Of wife
child ts0 Fer all other bus the Of Vault will be ts0
invariably,
For the purchase Of Lots Information respecting the tkST
j. e. DUNLAP Chairman Of she Committee, No. u
Campairest, JAMES FBRNEAUX
1lilafNns OF he Of Direct
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q ;'ifI5NiH IRE NWiHooD-PELICAN STEAM SAVING sI,,'ff

kNlRE WO0D-PELICAN STEAM SAVING
WOOD YARD No 100 teyee street. THIRD The under
signed respectfully inform neTH Of vesse hotels and
tsep-rs enss and e pnbie g2nsGy Tia, s have rne''d
SAVING FIRE WOOD ssrh teugths
pure w oer. The price the Wood will aN be hat
Of The lowest market price 90" o " 'wing viii be Uueh reduced
will eyer the WOOD the TWENTY CENTS 0rd.
cNl ef Wood ruiu i3cees VIII Ny stStXTH CENTS,
tiers len at the following places W W be- promptly attended 20
Atthe OFFtC III Exchange pi, Second District
FOSDtCK Camp street Disr
BRAuD 90 Old Lgee Second District,
Al y. BAUROS, IA Old iesae street, Second District
Al the WOOD YARD TO be'ue street Third pact
giving viii peas6 lht number they
to a stick u Wo0i
orlers through The osce viii be proqP attended,
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EoR LAKE BoR.GNEEfGss l...E; ca Ell s1:s5ill =.:..,'al

Dfceeltar }, 1851
MESlCAN GULF RAlLWAN-Dapot n Ga1G Chiirn
Champs Eyssss-IO PE0CTOREILE Lake Iorgs, dis
miles. Fare Through Pity Ceu, CAar and
Slaves hall prics.
LEAVE THE CITY AT slf 4. y LEAVE THE LAKE ATS
P.N.I =. ~.
txohes No s0 Common street tor ql tsHe Ut Rsloai
Department. AHy other business Hnld with Of Aer
Gordon w, Eaccht4r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04

-AxSAU.A letter dated Florence, July to the New
ark Daily Advertiser, says
The famous Marshal Haynau-fanarIy called the Ex-
ecuoner OF Bresciahas been here days receiving
all sorts Of ate ntions from the Grand Duke and his
ions In the mds Of the l-conceaied an fndig-
nant community. The occasional appearance of the
really hdeous-looking parsonage in the dor he
has certainly the most fay0red head and face have
onhusn shoulders is the nyarabie signal for
the bitterest expressions Of popular hatred haHsup
pressed hsses and cries Of butcher beast ~
mugtersr, Austrian Jack eCade, etc. His servants
share 10 the contempt.
Some Of the most aristocrate families who delight in
the AUSTRIAN rule have sought soothe his feelings by
fasts and banluetsa fac which only exasper
the universal feeling Among other things they have
ordered portrait and a-bust-BuzZuoi eminent art
i having been employed tn paint the picture. which
70 include Illustrations of his exploits in hungary for
$500 aud DuPre the sculptor 10 make the bust. Ths
outchery of the ehdren at Brescia will not
is feared he Included among the pictorial illustrations of
the Marshal achievements Seysra gentlemen. who had
given these artists orders have Withdrawn them in conse-
uence and her brother artists freely complain of what
they denounce as base PROSTITUTION Of the arts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04

SiE Joifs fEsSEfIvA correspondent Of a Cork (Ire-
lad) paper states that bottle tanning letter pur-
porting have been written by Sir John Franlxliu
recently washed ashore that place. We doubt not
that of the tabrea;ions perpstratsd
tLis melancholy subject
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04
PICR SBDRG.

VIII iesv. TUESDAY. Feirrary . NJ o'elnckY.s.
4 FOR VlCKSBURG, ,WAhHENT0N, ss-y -
Il NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF RODNEY l-atsa9k ~
AND NATC CtifI-RcguaI TIC tl5DAY WeaklY yeks-
i1r- p. k- stfnr u kCN1IIATe rgnieeht
KIT MAGNOLIA ST. Clair
fss boYe. tI frfg6t pa apply onboa,d
SMITH a FtElis1ER, 81 Poydras ss.et.
tr The MAGNph w b. p the lgee This ornias rszj:
rerTre trg=:, ~ riti t,k1 aztt tlr iat0o C8sy.
g- There will h C.rk lesee early Saturday morning
tTF freight
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Tn Fool KILLER. .NERDEn--' Thpmpson's colt
bi oc because it is sther's tail OF when there
fodder in the rack But bigger fool than Thompsons
colt the individual Who took the pains cut stat
out of the journal oce presroom window, and break
but two paues Of gas cutting his her hand in doing
erawled through hole4tweive by twenty inches in
size and daubed his her hand with printers ipksnd
all this for the purpose of stealing five ques of coored
paper that did not belong to the office while within
feet OF window there door which had been acci
dentay left unfasened If the person could have pc1d
the baby act ike Thompson's colt. there would have
been see for the folly but there is not youth in
town who would not have had gumption than the
buTglar sFoken-0f Indiana State Journal
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IMPROVED PATENT RICE HULLERs,

u bbls Ground OF Land Plaster landing and sale by
foliN 6. HARDLL Co, (sueSssssrsi }, sisyaan Coz
lei " Magazine s', and MhrlsHY hasiisg., 81 psa.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-04

y ets.Tfe regular packet shr NALPOI e, Synme Sakk
nasts hsys the greater portoa Of hsr engaged wu
have quick dsspauh. For liHH-e ut freight,
GEORGE ". fliNSON, 30 Camp strest
NA q. ALE, tufniug1
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WI leave SATURDAY February 5, at 5 oesk 3. ~.
FNOR HARD TINES, GRAND GULF, s-.s
= RODNEY, WATERPROOF NATCHEZ FORT L,zlkks1szrtS7
ADAMS, Bayou sARA BATON ROUGE, PLAGUE y<szrBsaIE
NJ poSALbsoSY!ILE a1d az iasTn1sdia,s Aaagl
SFfUkDAY EYENfi ats oiocT ine rugniag passenger
packet suger SATCHEZH No T. P LenheIl. na5r
se receiving gls md vii passage
applY q board, loot Of Can street, or 10
81 D. CARROLL, uaiab Row. IS Cnroulsiei street
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E10R WABASH RIvER-New Or o.- ,

r. leans aud Walasb River Parkst.fhe aud L-is
sisstd hight transht steamer SILAs WRIGHT zzxkz5ez
aet J.. e. Co1igs, wl regular packet durng
- for iIeightor paAaaga, apply onl9atd. ila
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EOR BOSTON-Regular Line of Pack. =
For BoSToN-Regular Line of Pack II

l. et,.--Tbe A bark Gypsy Liur5u, masor having S5k.
nearly al her engaged and going board, VIII have
pg5k di-lasA. tof iasngg Of freight aFply
ials GLO. vs.. fiYNSoN 30 Cam street.
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ST. 1t us.

VIII haze ATCRDAY Esbru,y 5, ~ ofaooN P. ~.
E,T0R GREENWOOD, TCHULA, VA ng =
3 HgD CITY, s1TARTiA, VICksBURG, and all st - j
uarnl la. .asln w la' use pHssvnger steamer
JOHN kNAsI1, n. Oven, uaisr, receiving
viii lase For Teght passage apply
i.A 7. WILSON, II CarouIetst street.
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THE TURF.


HUNTING PARK COURSE, PHII.ADEIPHIA.-JosEPH
Jul JEWELL Formerly II New York, has the pleasure
announcing to his friends and the public generally
that he has purchased the entire interest of the former
proprietor and will open the trotting with the
following purses and stakes-No l. Purse $50 with in
side stake Of $50 half forfeit free for all horses that
purse mile heats, best in FIVE in harness 3 The
same as No l. under saddle. g. The No to wa
CONS a. Purse $50 with inside stake of $50 half forfeit
free for all horses that purse $780, mile
heats best in five, to wagons g. The No A, in
harness The as No 4, under saddle Purse $780,
with inside stake of 500 half forfeit free for all horses
that purse 500 mile heats, best in FIVE
in harness. g. The No. 7, to wagons. o. The
No 4 under saddle TO- Purse $780, with inside
won q purse 800, two mile heats, in harness
IL. The No 10, under saddle IL The No
H. to wagon 49, Purse $3.50 with inside stake of $780,
half forfeit free for all horses mile heats best in
wagon and driver TO weigh 1876 pounds. a. The
49, to skeleton wagons H. Purse $3.50 with inside stake
of 5000 half forfeit free for all horses mile heats best
in FIVE in harness. 16 Purse $3.50 with inside stake Of
in harness IL Purse $780, with inside stake Of $780,
half forfeit three miles and repeat In harness IS Purse
$3.50 free for all horses mile heats best in Ave under
saddle; $50 to go to the second best horse TO- Purse
$3.50 free for ell horses mile heats best in Ave In
harness $50 90 the second best horse 20 Purse
Of $3.50 free for all horses mile heate best in Ave TO
wagons $50 to second best horse 81 Purse $780,
60 TO the second be horse % Same 81 under saddle
20 Purse $500 With inside stake Of $3.50 free for all
horses three miles and repeat in harness, half forfeit
The foregoing purses and stakes to close on saturday
evening the 18th OF March, at 10 O'Clock, William
woodrus Eighth street below Chestnut. Three or more
purses to como off in the months Of April, May and
J,pe
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

n EADAME AUGUSTA HAS RE OPENED HER DANCING
Nl classes in her commodious house, No. 712 Broad
way. reduction will be made to- parties having
Der Of children to be instructed For terms and parcu
lars apply between IL and o'clock
NEW CLASSES -BROOKE's DANCING ACADEMY, AT
IN his new Assembly Rooms, No 361 Broome street
The most fashionable styles Of this country and Burops
taught in the shortest pessble time and moderate
terms class for ladies' and misses Tuesday a.
ternoon from till o'clock class for gentlemen
Tuesday evening, from till 10k O'Clock The school
will continue open during the whole year.
DRIvArE DANCING, AT 600 BRoADwAY.-TTR
Il graceful and beautiful redowa, seAottisch redowa
polka, waltz, &c. taught in few lessons Pupils taken
for half the term Separate classes for those who have
never taken lessons in dancing. All applications to be
r. d f. II. BURNTON.
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- - - : - -
ANTHOLOGY.

Mrs BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TENDERS
lVl her services to the ladies and gentlemen of this
city in astroIogy love- and law matters interpreting
dreams, &C. by books aud science constantly relied on
by Napoleon and will tell the Of the lady or gentle
they will marry also, the of the visiters Re-
idence 80 Great Jones street. Of Bowery Ladies
fifty cents; gentlemen. one dollar
I,ORTUNE TEIIING.--MRS ALVIN, RENOWNED M
Europe for her skill In foreteling the future win
furnish intelligence about all circumstances Of e TO AL
who may address her. Mrs. Alvin speaks the English
French, and German lAnguages-S11 Broome street,
Christie street, up stairs 0faes hours from 10 4 n
0P.M
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the Ohio river is without rival, and has all the
Western cities, with their growing wealth and spen
dor for customers.
The general state of the Bank of Virginia and
branches, on the LIST of January, 1853, compared
with the LIST Of January, 1852 was as annexed =
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Marine Affairs.

MORTALITY ON BOARD THE SHIP ANTARCTIC FROM
LIVERPOOL.
The following is list Of the deaths among the passen
gers per ship Antarctic from Liverpool We believe this
list to be correct, it is possible 70 get
NJ he
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$50 catty boxes a. 0olong-577 half 25c., 420 do 2S
Orange Pecoe--20 half chests 221sc 140 do. %. Sou
chong-237 halt chests 22c, 100 catty boxes 49, Pou
chong-100 half chests 22c., 1876 do Tx. Congo-200
chests and lol half chests 22c., $50 chests y.
WHIsKEY-The days movements included 700 bbs at
24c for Jersey, and 24 "a Sc for prison per gallon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18

NEw BEDFoRD On MARkEr, VB lt.-Sperm-Sales OF so
barrels since our last at 81 80, cash; market firm
stock which reduced to 500 barrels Increased by
the Superior at this port with 1850 barrels and the S
ote at Boston, with S37 do. WhaleNo tran sactions
holders ask roc per gallon stock in market ncluding
Fairhaven) $50 barrels: cargo of Charles Phelps at
stoningon sold in New York few days after at 81 Nc
per Gallon the Jefferson arrived at New London the 9th
inst with $500 barrels. Whalebone-No transactions,
and prices nominal.