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consumption foreign goods is ordinary cotton fabrics
hardware furniture -four Virginia tobacco etc all Of
which Is at present brought from Valparaiso More of
this anon
Apropos Of political dssensions the Government of Ecu
aor has asserted its independence towards the Church
Rome by expeng the Archbishop and the entire frater
nifty Jesus from the country Thirtyfour Of them
rived here some ten days since in the brig syphde
Navy Ray on their way to New Orleans, but were COM
PEELED by stress of weather to put into this port.
On landing here they changed their minds and con
cuded to go to Guatemala for which place they left
terday. Among them men of intelligence and
capacity How they will be received in Guatemala is q
question as you doubtless aware Of there is ban
the church against these Central American States
lived in the same house with these Jesuits and had
good opportunities OF judging Of and realizing all that
have read of their unwearyng patience and ndomita-
be in the cause of their orderwonderful
order OF Jesus
The steamship Northern Light arrived here the
90th ult with $50 passengers, from New1ork She
eountered heavy weather and compelled to lay fifty
two hours She IL waiting for the passengers from the
Pacific they are expected hourly, aud as the Daniel
Webster will leave their arrival will close
Business is unusually dull-hesvy northers for two
weeks In port brig Rosemary Bell from NewYork
and the English msn-ofwar Bermuda in the offng Il
small brig. Yours, IL.
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River EIaWs.

We take tins following from the St Ioal Rsputussn {,
the Cd lust
The river al this point Is still rising slowly With from
seven 70 seven aud half feet in the ehsnusl
Sairo Ihe weather which underwent some change on
uesasy evening was again quite clear and mild yester
gay Inc Missouri learn by telegraph is rising al
hAnas aud Jefferson city The Illinois free of ice and
rising little from Peoria 10 the mouth
Cspt MeCloys new Missouri river packet now building
at fadaceh Is to be called the Blur CITY The nun h.
neatly FURNISHED and will be towed to this city where thc
cabin will be put on In a few DAYS
me heokok packets getting ready for new start
Inc hats hearney was receiving freight Yesterday ara
will leave this evening She is be followed bv he
IeSee tomorrow, aud the Regulator on Saturday n l.
the intention to keep these boas going regularly il The
state OF navigation permits SO soon as tber u sn5
esney Of business the JEANNE Deans Rud Die Vernon viii
be placed in che trade va
TINS steamers Asia and Banner State have commenced
preparations for the spring trade ana arc now sbou Ia
commence painting and rehtting The J. VI Ciardsnin
and st Ange also getting ready the spring bust
ness, and will soon be in trim The Exceior and num-
Der CT other upper Mississippi boats wlaso be soon
as the opportunity offsrs
The steamer Ssrsnsk No dropped down to the leyee
yesterday, and is now receiving freight for Neworeans
dispatch from Lexington, Moissouri, dated the %
Inst, says;
The river Is tree ias rosa six inches yesterday
esatHsF pleasant The steamer Gould came up with
safety.
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Local Intelligence.

no I'm A,,Iv- Ill,
Daniel Ksy Case an, - - etLy : lin My
49, ~ ossey aHd another person were arralgned
person Of patrick sbnban in ts nr. f ~ upgn 'e
iast sntnrj M i 'it parish OF - GhaFles on
was aicio1, and with the % snd enat ope
animation fixed for tomorrow.
RpFAVt>yc rrr,, pr,,c, r1I,, o,c,1,.
rsstd Nv ofoa -, a. ~ 9ullfah' ar-
I.eu oy oeer hyhch Tor breach Of the peace on Dry
rr,,,,r',,,,-,,' e7'It''1' u ,'''' 20
s,sa, 1noIuas, VINO was arrested
~ ".srt % counterfeit money was exam
against him he was discharged The blanks found upon
III person WIN when 1t was supposed he was in the
FjeII ] 80 IN were PFouucsd IN court and Col
El counsel I2r defence asked Captain Forno If he did
RED The cSpta5 tn s' NV were very often car
in the habit of carrying them but he never Knew
honest to have them in possession
PECORpFR's Corner Yoay ,,roo. Her.
a,so a,i,, bt,a -, .. - SIeaC untr-
Exists between an abstract theory and the practical
bs o. gwen prqopis ihte effect jack Easy soon
very convenient barrier behind w"h ~ bs 1ta, bs
many little iudscretons 1t is very evident tbat The
young officer referred to in the following ar eitbonb
doing what be deemed his duty was over-zgaous aud
ing Jack Easy.
We were panied yesterday morning to witness the ar
ragnment at the bar in Recorder Wnters Ionyt Of an
old wei known and hshy esteemed gentleman who hiss
twenyoar years Mr. peteT fIs m 'e ooast taatg ior
~; .. - SYN ybe seAtienan IN question: per
theatre The permission was granted that ths Csptsin
who is partly bald might not the risk of catching
coz SUBS uent TO th;' officer llonion, in endeavor
ing to effect tho -7m9va Of the Captain hat got into
personal difficulty with him, and young friend who in
usha at ths rough treatment offered the Captain very
properly resented it. The parties were discharged
EtGS.-McKipuey and Williams f,lIo,v;ro. ~,
honest ncennstjon f,r do -, - -, - 80 ~
go - t,Sn 80 -tose Oh o"lA'hiHg subsis
cious cbaracsrs vers t jtua Iuapl-
co. ,birtv W. ''s''t"'y s'i't 70 the WORK mouse
iof tnlr'y oays
fHEBUs, WHAT NAME Jenny Lind who
domciliates at the house Til Phillips was examined
Yesterday for that she did st Peter street on the eth
inst at the hour Of II " upprovokaiIy assst and
unreasonaby batter Mrs Sarah NJ IIar; We did pot
hear note from Jenny. but doubt not that she could
utter sweet strains when in the vein Jenny was dis
charged
4 Suf.z, ,rrtstI Wt,,.>- p,,.,. ,,-,-..,-,
- - ,r..s.i'. -, "a A''Vlil'ullh lltpdch
~ "a tg5s nst. 70 tAe lWelins OF Phoebe Black
rs.tei awbs ana @ 'eIe ioF me tune being he
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-11

LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM BUtSos AFRss. Boston,
Feb 2Prvate advices from Buenos Ayres the ed Of
December represent gloomy condition Of political Affairs
The upper provinces in confusion. Urquisa hsd
crossed the River Parans with his artillery deposed the
Governor of Santa Fee and established Gen Gaan in his
place. The Buenos Ayresn Government we're collecting
large force at St. Nicholas and had also sent two thou
sand troops to Rio to stir revolution sgainst Urquisa
division of Buenos Ayres troops landed at Guaaquay
cha on the 18TH surprised the guard captured the
town. the inhabitants faterniEing with them This force
said to be their way to Santa Fe to interfere with
the National Congress which meets there the goth
Produce of all kinds scarce and high Doubloons
sl7 so.
Advces from Fayal TO December Goth state that two
earthquakes had occurred which, however, did little
damage
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-11

ST. CHARLES THEATRE comic opera Of DAUGHTER
OF LIE REGIMENT, and the IRISH SECRETARY.
PLAcDEs VARIETIES comedy the TWELFTH NIGHT
A DANcE BY Mmls Lola Monsz and the IRISH TUTOR.
LYcEUM HALL. GRAND CONCERT.
AMERICAN THEATRE. .MACALLIsTERs soIREE MYsTERl-
Fuse.
ARMoRY HALL. ..DoNETTrs TROUPE OF ACTING GOATS.
MONKEYS and DOGS.
DAN RICEs HPPoDRoE St. Charles street oppo,ie psrdo
DAN RIcE's MUSEUM, No. tOT St. Charles street.
sS- See Advertisements on Ind maze.
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Ma Basis BEsEfr.--We would again remind our citi.
sens that Mr. Bass has benefit at the Varieties tonight
and he offers combination of attractions which should
not fail on any occasion TO fill the house Lola Monteg
~ Kindly volunteered to appear IN the popular Spanish
dance and this is her last appearance in this
city those who have not yet her should avail them
selves Of this opportunity Shakspesre's comedy Of
1Twefth Night is to be produced for the first time this
season, with Mrs Charles Howard as Viola, and Mr.
Bass - Melvolio. The entertainments conclude with
the farce Of The Tutor the charming Mrs Davis get
ting into the unmentonabss and personstns the chsrsc
ter Of Teddy o'Rourks.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-11

lei Webster, Capt O. J. GRAHAM, arrived yesterday
ing from San Juan, which place she left on the I inst
She brought twenty cabin passengers hundred
snd eightyseven in the steerage and eghyseyen thou
sand dollars in gold dust freight and large amount
In the hands of passengsrs.
The steamship Northern Light sailed on the 4th for
New York with three hundred passengers and very
large amount of gold dust
All the passengers in hue health single case Of
sickness having occurred since leaving San FRANCISCO
The road from San Juan Sud to Virgin Bay is in ex
celsnt condition requiring only three hours time in
crossing.
Left IN the port Of San Juan, H NJ shooner Bermuda,
brig Kinds, from New York Spoke brig Watvile from
NswYork, about twenty miles from San Juan bound in
Brig syphide sailed for Neworsans the 2eth On the
morning of the Sth inst passed Psupero about
three hundred and twenty miles from the mouth OF the
river
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NIX a TELEGR.apLL

FCRIHEa b THE ArLANric-THE New EupEyss or
FRAScE.--Nse IorF, Feb The name of the Empress
elect Of Louis Napoleon Is Eugena Montgo She il Of
Scotch descent by the mother side The family
her mother is Kirkpatrick
Louis Napoleon speech announcing his intended mar
rage on the 5Jth january created great sensation in all
circles in Paris Al the BJurse the funds fell in consa
quence but the depression temporary previous
rates were recovered.
STEAMERS MoEFAfENrs.-NflrIO York Feb The Collins
steamer Baltic, rhch to have sailed from here on
SATURDAY for Liverpool has been detained by the fog until
this (Monday) morning
The sorgia sailed this morning for Aspinwan
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-11

YELLow FEvER AT Poar-Ar-PRINcr IA letter from
Porau Prince states that from the st the 10th OF jan
uary no less than shpmasters seven mates and
thirty attached American vessels in that
port had fallen victims to the yellow Three out of
five of every vessel had died Business was almost en-
tirely suspended The bark Chs E Lex OF Philadel.
pha had arrived there after eucounterug violent gale
during which John Trainer and John Newman two sea
were drowned
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Genuine Popm,ar Medicines,

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.nEDICLNE H.iREHOUSE,
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WlNER's CANADIAN YERMlFUeE
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BARTINE'S LOTION;
pALLErs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
JOIN BULLS sARsApARULA.
PlIALoS's HAIR INvIsoRAT0R:
BILLIARDS HAIR DYE
sANDs'S sARsAPARuLAf
MORsE's COMPOUND sYRUPO YELLOW DUCK.
MoRTMoRE's RHEUMATIC COMPOUND.
5. P. ToWSSEND'S SARSAPARuLA;.
LYONS KATHAIRON:
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
BROWNS ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GrN..rp
HooFLASh's GERMAN BITTEEs
LUcINA CORDIAL;
PEPstN.
ALL OF WHICH ARE WARRANTED GENUINE.
And will be ani'ed quantity nrgststs aHd whol.,,-
Dealers and on more favorable terms ihau they procured Tie
roprsor' themselves, by applying
J WRIGHT < CO.
l5l ChaTtrsa Streets, gu ter the Orleans Hotel
N B-tot fall and more complete Of sat articles. ne , Ia
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-11

Lsss TIE SCHOONER EAoIrThe reported loss Of the
schooner Eagle OF Philadelphia, employed in the oys
ter trade is confirmed The vessel was lost in the Chess
peake Bay Deals Island Being struck with a Jaw
she capsiged and sunk almost Immediately There were
four persons board Captain Silva James Hebron mart
owner and James skinner The name OF the other is NOT
known. Al on board were lost
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-11

9s~ For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF TIE SUPREME
CoURFwe authorised GEORGE sTRAwBRIDGE
candidate m tbs Office Of ASSOCIATE JUDGE THE SUPREME
COURT FOR THE SECOND DISTRICT composed portion
the city above Julia and tbs New Canal Lake pa
rhss Jefferson John the Baptist, Charles James
sion, Assumption Iaourche Interior, Teboune West Baton
and beryils, yON POPUII tas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-11

Loss OF LIFE SEA--Captaiu Griffin Of the brig Neu.
vitss, writes home from Port Spain 10 New Haven that
while clearing his deck Of hay in severe gale December
l6, he lost overheard bis two Samuel Price and
Dean, and two seamen, Alfred Cole Charles Daniels
There was nc chance to give them relief
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-11

sroHr ABrApBy reference to our advertising columns
It wn be seen that Mr. r. x Bonhsm of the pacing
horss John Burnett invites the OF Joe WILSON to
trial Of speed at mile heats three best in five to harness
for thousand dollars Ave hundred orfetthe match
to of within sixty days from this date This is
talking to the point and if Joe does not up, the
Milk Horse u must the laures.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-11

FROM BAaBApoEs.-Pens4ooia, February s-'Ghe u S
steamer saranaci Captain John G. Long thirty day.
from Rio Janeiro, arrived here this morning, having
stopped at the Island of Barbados thrty-six hours
which place the yellow fever raging terribly Over
one hundred Of the Of the English line of battle ship
the Thunderer, had died Lieut. Chas Haywood hrst
lieutenant OF the Saranac, died sea of the fever
The U. ship Cyane Commander George N Hons
was to leave Havana for this place via the Tortuga on
the 5th inst Cor True Delta.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-11

4EE HPropnoME-Dan Rice must be q wizard or he
soud not succeed in getting up many features in
the entertainment which he presents to bis numerous
patrons He not able to produce innumerabe kinds of
Liquor out Of the bottle but he has indefinite
aount Of fun bottled up with which to regsle the friends
who give him acal. He and John aossin make strong
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-11

MMLE. HEsRIkrTA vAILrE-This talented lady had a
benefit at tie St Charles last night previous notice
which inadvertently omitted. The Corsican Broth
era, and French Spy thu pieces performed, and
they went on satisfactorily We but small portion
OF either piece, and cannot particuarize.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-11

Music MiLLroS.-Menter, Dan Riee's talented
leader furnishes nightly from the pavilion erected in front
Of the Amphtheatre, most delightful music. The
custom of outside musc often proves nuisance but is
the very this case and the sweet nos Of Men
ter's buge always attract crowd.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-11

cuaious CArsE FoA DIvoRoE.-A woman IN Boston ha.
eonmeneed suit Of divorce her husband because
he would net allow her to apply her tongue the stopper
OF tss molasses jug every time she used it, privilege
erWy Yanks woman considers sacred.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-11

90 FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGE or THE SUPREME
COURT Judge A. NJ BUCHANAN - a candidate for the
ofee OF ASSOCIATE JUSTICE % THE SUPREME COURT
FOR The FIRST DISTRICT, the election to held 90
the first houday April District Is composed Of the
Parishes Of Paguemus S. Bernard Orleans ght bank OF the e
and that portion OF the city New Orleans Julia st. aas4 a.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-11

A line of steamers is about to be established between
Nantes and Marseilles to consist of four padde-whee
steamers and one propeller Is to sail every
ten days and TO touch at oorunns Lisbon oadiz Malaga
Barcelona and Cette
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-11

Donets celebrated troupe of trained dogs goats and
monkeys will remain at the Armory Hall few days
1t probably the lastopportunity citizens will
hare of witnessing performance wonderful and so
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-11

TREATY OF PEAcEIt Is stated that the violent feud
which has existed since 1872 between the families
the Hills and Evans, III Kentucky been settled the
parties having signed treaty peace II is stated that
BY the various battles, sssasanatons ssges etc
them, eight men and boys have bean killed several GRIN
Pied and maied for life, and iortJsigh children LEFT
Hafhsrlnax
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Come Soon and Purchase


Come Soon and Purchase
....YoUR ,..
HEAVY WINTER CLOTHIN
AT LARGE REDUCTION IN PRICES.
ALFRED MUNROE SEQ,
"a Magazine street corner of DRAWER,
s' Thousands of pscns delighted with the BARGAINS offered by
qu) close out the stock OF HEAVY WINTER CLOTHING time to
make for the SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK We invite nil
give call. We eOnsider TROUBLE To SHOW GOODS
and would be pleased TO any
Our stock WELL MADE, sud fully ia every snee ALI
can be fitted, the largest to the boy.
oVERCoATS Of all description.
WALKING COATS Of all kinds and coors.
BUSINESS COATS Of all kinda coor.
DRESS AND FRoCK COATS black and eolorsd.
CLOTH CLoAKs Of various qualities.
TALMA AND KIlABAN CLoAKs q new article.
PANTALooNs Of all kinds.
VESTS OF all kinds.
MAGNIFICENT BALL VESTS.
EMBROIDERED CLOTH VESTS.
FURNISHING GOODS.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
COTTON AND SILK UMBRELLAS
CARPET BAGS AND TRUNKS.
YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDRENs CLOTHING
YOUTHS AND BOYS FRoCKs. roLKAs AND JACKETS.
YOUTHS PANTALooNs AND VESTS
YOUTHS oyERCOATS.
CIIILDREN'S CLOTH COATS,
CHlLDREN's JACKETS AND POLKA JACKETS
CHILDRENs DRESS JACKErs-A beautiful article.
CHILDREN'S PANTALoONS.
BOYS SHIRTS, SOCKS AND DRAWERS
tS- ONE PRICE FoR GOODS-No deviation is ever made
s Ths.ore is OPEN EVERY NIGHT till eight and SATURDAY
NIGHTS TIL nine o'clock. Not open Sundays.
ALFRED MUNRoE II co,
feb 6t?p "a Magazine street, corner o GrAvcr.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-11

Law or LIBEL IN Nrw YoRE-ssnator Beeknan has in.
troduesd bill into the senste Of New York the intention
Of which Is to place the reporter and publisher Of lsgs
istve debate upon the same footing the legislator who
makes the remarks which are reported
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-11

zse For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF TIE SUPREME
coURTReBERT PREAUX Esq, will supported as candidate
for The Office ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT
FROM THE FIRST DISTRICT composed the parishes Plaque
mines s. Bernard and that part the parish below Julia
street ianu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-11

NEw0nLEASs PHrIHARmoSIc sccreTr.-The New0rleans
Phhamonic Society gives another grand concert in the
Lyceum Hall this evening. The programme comprises
Of the gems Of the great masters and rich musical
tFset may be anticipated.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-11

scARLEr FEvra The Boston Courier Is informed that
thu dreadful scourse OF scarlet fever throat dstem
PEI bad carried of some hundred children in the
Msthan' within few months. It prevails to ez-
tent in Boston
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-11

MARY, QurEs OF ScoTs-Mr Thomas Pesle, corner Of
Carondelet and Canal streets, has magnificent
steel engraving portrait Of Mary Queen Scots being
present by the publishers the subscribers Of the Al
bon. Mr. Peele is the agent.
An auction sale Of choice collection Of paintings lie
to take place store Mr. p Monday next See
advertisement
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ep 1fIOrsr's sOutbtrn Efnt,
Eastern Mail.

MoBTLR, February TO-
The Eastern mail has arrived bringing dates from New
York and Philadelphia of the 4th instant from Baltimore
and Washington of the 5th and from Charleston of the
7th all as late os due.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-11

COURT-AIIES TAYLOR office OF ASSOCIATE
JUSTICE on THE SUPREME COURT STATE OF LOUIS
lana the election be holden Monday April
she Second District comprised Of that portion OF the Of New
leans the middle Of Julia the parishes Jefferson ST.
Charles ST. John Baptist ST. James, Ascension Assumption Lrth0
neIor Ierrslonne. West Baton ROUGE LheEyls.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-11

McALlmrrR's Alister the great wizard of
the world opened brilliantly at the American Theatre
last night and have hesitation saying that no
uiar entertainment gave greater satisfaction His
stage magnihcenty fitted mp and his feats
traordnsry than before. He appears again
n. ufrht
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-11

Coon FoRrcrr.-We informed that by recent de-
cisou made by the supreme Court Of United States
our fsow-ctzen, Col VIM christy, into the pos
session of lands In Texas worth half million Of dollars
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-11

oAIoRic EreIEEs.-The NewYork Exprs5s says that
Captain Ericsson has received orders for about three
drsd Of his calorc engines but it s not that
CONSENTED to supply any large at present
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-11

Presidsnt Fillmore 1t lie said will be accompanied
bis Southern tour by Secretaries Conrad and Stuart and
Probably other Secretaries The President has bean
IN ths eouthwest and anxious to the great valley
ee11n mississippi, and Its great mart, Neworleaus
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-11
H@- CONSOLIDATED ASSOCIATE,

1zs- CONSOLIDATED ASSOCIATION. - All the
this Association meeting
FRIDAY EVENING at hafpast o'clock, the
Mr. Anderson called OUR HOUSE situated street. oppo
Hotel Exchange Alley Chsrres
It that all the members all
propristors will attend and be Punetua. fsl0 2t9p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-11

srIcIpr IN TIE PuLPtr-Mr obsrles Finite -rbo oon
Quoted prayer meeting in the esrusr Tth-s ct,,rob
at sehuyikill Haven, Pa, Sunday evening the aob
ut was found suspended from the altar on the foon
morning, having committed suicide aft the
was dismissed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-11

vessel is now loading at Richmond Pa, with coal for
Australia This Is the first shipment of the black da
monds Of Psnpsylvanis that faroh land Of golden
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-11

TIE MusruM.-The Chinese family are still at Dan
Rcs's Museum. Daily acquisitions being made, and
the place is pleasing and instructive resort,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-11

{ FRoM KEY WFsT-CGpt McFarlan, OF the schooner
Mary Ann arrived yesterday Key West reports the
British ship Lucy from Mobile to Liverpool dismasted
having been ashore Florida Reef expected to be
condemned Passed Garysport Reef ship Woodsde Of
NewYork, dsmasted and abandoned also several small
vessels more less injured, in at Key West
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-11

By tbs annual report of the Ohio banks 1t Il shown
that with aggregate eireuson OF Sll GOO they
have specie hand to the amount Of s3eS nearly
fveutv Az rent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-11

GsTFoR JUpGEoF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
We authorized EDWARD o. RAND AS candidate for
the JuDsEsInP Of the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF New Or
leans. i.Dsl -
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We indebted to Gen Ambrc so Jose Gonzales for
copy Of his manifesto on euban lhairs,