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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-04

Nsacs from Europe. The readers
attention is particularly directed to the
highly important intelligence received
by the late arrivals from Europe, inser-
ted to-day. The movements of The
Repealers in Ireland and the Chartists
In England, are viewed from all quar-
tiers with intense interest. With the
example Of France before them, these
retormers seem not to be daunted at
the menacing attitude of the prime
minister, who had prohibited their NEE
tlngs, and threatened to suppress them
by military force. That the crown
will oe compelled to yield TO the de-
mands of the people, or abdicate, is
certain. The contest is between the
land proprietors and the nobility, on
the one hand, and the great masses of
the people on the other. To attempt
10 resist these moving millions of hui
man beings, determined 10 be free,
would be like opposing the mighty
avalanche with sand banks.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-04

The slave abductors, Edward Say
res, captain of the vessel,) Chester
English, and Daniel Drayton, were f.
nalIy committed at Washington, on
Friday Their bail was placed at
l 900 for each slave, making, from the
num5er of slaves, the total bail ST.
600 Nearly all the slaves have been
sod 10 dealers ia that iine.-.Man.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-04
5GGe &entfnec:
SUBJECT TO THE DECISION Of A NATIONAL CONVENTION
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

Shenandoah. Below we give an of.
fetal statement of the election in this
county, by which it will be seen that
Messrs. PIrMAN and S1BERT were
elected:
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-04
THE WINCHESTER PRESBY.
Terry

VIII meet at the New-Erection
Church, Rockingham county, on
1 Thursday the 1lth Of .May, a, IL o.
clock, A. M. There will be preach
ing twice day on that and the three
following days.
The New Orleans Picayune says Of
the flight of Louis Philippe, that he
lodged right away like a turtle slides
off "a log" assa 50 -ssog
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-04
BALTIMORE CONVENTION.


The Democracy will remember, thai
The National Democratic Convention
will assemble in the city of Baltimore
IN Monday the 22d Of May, for The
purpose of nominating suitable candi-
dates for the Presidency and Vice Pre-
sidency Of the U. States. TO those
who desire to visit The city, that would
be both an agreeable and interesting
time 10 do SO. They will there meet
their acknowledgements from every
quarters of the Union, and meet and
take by the hand, friends whom they
never expected 20 see again.
$50
DISTRICT CoNvENrIoN-We would
again remind those who have been ap-
pointed delegates to represen; his coun-
',y, that the District Convention will
assemble in the town of Harrisonburg, n
on .Nonday nerf, the 9Th inst, for the
purpose OF selecting delegates TO The
National Democratic Convention. Its
desirable that as many as can conven-
len1ly 90, should be present.
II &gn.--We have frequently heard
the coolest inhabitants" say, that
whenever there is proruse bloom of
locust blossoms, Corn vii. be abundant
also If there is any virtue in this
sign, from present appearances there
will be an unusual bloom of this de-
scrip'ion. We don't pretend to say
how it is with the blossoms and the
corn; but we do know, that ",bere are
me- re things in heaven and earth than
were ever dreamed of in our philoso-
ply"
By late No. of'he Dubuque (Iowa)
"Weekly Miners Express" we per-
celve that WILLIAM Y. LOWELL, ESQ,
formerly of this county, is announced
as one of he proprietors of the estab-
Iishment We wish him prosperity
The Express is Democratic paper,
and is conducted with no mean ability.
W. Fl. MERRITT, Esq. is principal ed
i,or.
Fish.--We understand that the Pc.
tomac fisheries have not yielded very
large supply as yet. But i, frequently
happens that there are more fish taken
late in the season than at the beginning
Of the season.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-04

ter (whig) reelected
Has0Oer-Riehard F. Darraco''
(whig) reelected. h.
Caroline-Wm. A. Moncure (dem.
reelected.
&otord-Richard c. L. Moncur+
(dem. reelected.
Culpeper-John S. Barbour. If.
(dem., reelected BY an increased ma
jori'y. In this county, Shacklefore
.dem.) has about 800 majority for III
Senate; and the contest in the dlstric
will be between him and Davis, ano,b
er democrat. This senatorial diS,ric
was last represented by Mr.. Voolfolk
(dem.)
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-04

IT, Hon. Messrs. Mcdowell, Of
the House, and FooTE, Of the Senate,
will accept our thanks for valuable do
cumenls.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-04

Fish. We understand that the Pc.
tomac fisheries have not yielded very
large supply as yet. But i, frequently
happens that there are more fish taken
late in the season than at the beginning
Of the season.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-04

We are happy to say, that notwith-
standing the fears that have been ex-
pressed, of the destruction of the fruit
by the late frosts, comparatively little
damage was done. Il. some instances
the peaches were much injured, where
the orchards were TOO much exposed
to the sun. But, for every other kind
Of fruit, there is cheering prospect.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-05-04

The editor Of a paper printed some
where in Iowa, says that ca sudden
change took place in the weather on
Monday knight. During the knight it
rained, showed and foze quite hard. .
Are there knights Ill that country? |,
was dreadful, was it knot?
The same paper speaks of "some
fine discoveries of mineral, on Whiskev
MH!' Should suppose it was not diff
cult to get the b'iloyS to work at that
mine. But we should suppose the
whiskey would have an injurious effect
upon the mineral. However, we
don't know much about such things.
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BANKING COMPANIES.

Mechanics and Traders Bank Capital So 900 900.
GEO. MORGAN PRESIDENT s. c. BELL, Cashier DIRECT.
ors: S. Stewart, r. w. Montgomery 3. F. Fox U. II.
Dudley, A. d. Crossman. A. d. Kelly G. Gayane, for the
State; Jacob OFT. for Mechanics Society Levi Perce,
Attorney; H. B, Cenas Notary. Discount Days Mon.
days and Thursdays.
:. City Bank Capital s2,OOOOoO SAMUEL ]. PETERS,
President; X. J. PALFREy, Cashier Directors s. J. Pc.
Stanton w p Converse A. Hobart ill., G. w sqnires, p
Sawve, J. T Russell, F. Jordy, VIM. Alng. H. Lockett,
Attorney II. b. Cenas, Notary. Discount dan. at
Branch at Natchioches-A. Lemee Cashier; Branch at
Baton Rouge-L. Shoppers Cashier.
Canal Bank-Capital 81 100000. GLENDY BURKE, Pres
dent; N. n; WILKINSON, Cashier. Direct0rs: William
Henderson, VIM NJ. Goodrich J. l.. Boge James l.. Nc.
Lean Frank Perrot, J. p Whitney F. B. Conrad Aor'y;
l., Hermann; Notary. Discount Days: Wednesdays and
Saturdays. Branch at Alexandria B. Chew Agent; at
Bayou Sara-R. Mumford. Agent at Frankln-R Hare
Agent; al Donaldsonville-E. J, Tebault, Agent.
Louisiana State Bank Capital 80 OOOOOO J. b. b
V!GNE, President; RICHARD RELF. Cashier Directors
VIM. !. flepp, f. B. Harris, R. Bruger, Pierre Poutz A.
Mienbeger A. Carere, James Reed, Felix Gima-
Felix Gnma, Attorney; Acbie Chiapela Notary. DIS.
eomHt days Wednesdays and Saturdays Branch at ST.
Matinsvlle-Ransom Easn, Agent.
Bank of Louisiana-Capital 81 1000 Co., w. w MoyT.
GoMERy, President; RoB'r NJ. DAVIS, Cashier Direct.
ors lanes Hewitt, Ambrose Lanfear, VIM Voge Chris.
toya Ioledano James Day, Geo Urgpheh, Alfred Hen
enshaw and Gnthber Butt for the State. Levi Perce,
Mondays and Thursdays. Branch at Donalsonvie-John
Chastant, Agent; at Baton Rouge Menard Agent at
St Francisvle-J N. Maynard, Agent; at Alexandria
X Z. Hynson, Agent al Ope0usas-E. DeBailon AGENT
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GRAND ENcAMrMENT oEpATRIARCns
M A SONIC.
HOLLAND CHAPTER. No. 9, of ROYAL
ARCH MASpNS-undert the immediate .jurisdic- i.

HOLLAND CHAPTER; No 9, Of ROYAL IA
ARCH MAStNS-undert the immediate iurisic ~
ton of the &c .eal Grand Chapter for the United "A X
States-ho'd Their monthly meetings the first "
Monday evening OF each MONTH the Masonic Hall over
the tarolton Railroad Degol corner of Baonne and Fer
dido streets bticersF, II Lewis II =; ID Blair SEE
NEW Era eli AFTER OF ROY AL ARCH MASONS
under the nlmei.ae jurisdiction Of the General Grand
'haNie Tor the n'ed Statcsod their monthly meeting,
on the "a omA} evening oteach monha he Masonic Hall
over the tarfotou Railroad Depo corner OF Baronup and
mpr>. Secretary. - " " 49,
GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE-under The inns
dcton OF the Grand Lodge OF Aissi>,ip-hod their monthly
meetings on the irst Tuesday of each month AT the
Masonic Hall over the Carroion Railroad DEPOT corner Of
W Nj; Sam c. Risk Secretary
LAFAYETTE LoDGE-unler the jurisdiction Of the
Grand Lodge Of MsSppi-holA their monthly meetings in
te ny Of LAFAYETTE on The third sIonday OF each month,
az HE Odd Fellow Hall, Levee street near Jack
'nGers-M. R. Dudley, w NJ; W. A Arms Secretary.
oG Il, IN LoDGE-under the jurisdiction of the Grand
a ~ VI hiSSpp-hold their monthly stated meetings
over b @na hueay in each month the Masonic Hail.
peT,j aroiion Railroad Depot. of Baronne and
hanson. Secretary = H. he"S' " w ~ WI
MARION LODGE No 4-worLi,v u,Js, a,,bo,;,,, of
Inc Louisiana Grand Lodge OF Ancient YORK Masons0
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meets at No IS Common street the second and ourh
Tuesdays of each month -. Ofcers-L e REYNOLDS w
NJ " II AImsrSng Seeyetary the mrisc
ton of the Grand Lodge of Msssspp-hod their monthly
meetings on the first Thursday evening OF each month al
OF Baronne and Pertdo oieers-A IL Howard
HIRAM LODGE OF A Y. MASONS-hold their
monthly meetings in The Ma.9ns Hall co as OF on
hat-past 4 O'Clock p NJ. .Oificefs-D g. Benbfoak, w
NJ James i Miller sW Nathan s h Hsnrv ss seey
EUREKA LODGE-under the jurisdiction OF me ~. u nn
Lodge of Mississipihod their meetings IN Laiase ar
the rst Wednesday of each month"; Leyee street, ea
Jackson -. .OIicers-AJ Williams, W MsJ. b. olehehs'
Secretary.
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p,rpaE-I without reserve solemny pledge my n4 ono
as any spitnons or Malt Liquors. Wine or Cider
GRAND DIVISION OF THE STATE OF S@[NH~-
L6fnHissIANA.IAt the annual session of the ~.
e. 's p o asoS Gi Isl the oeW"s been
We're duly elected iis af nr Tie geen' " eaies
G'.a' g. n Nwqnncs Gr Reynod, apPt1 !, G hap
dI pEG Il. FaTIlEf;IPL E or at C,s;
tai Fam T May9a s eS@GSPTf; iifs1 HSn
Hiit' AI aH f;rf: Y Y & & t'';'
" LooGfisIANA TEMPLE OF HONOR. No lp meet
sys. sts HfT'vE fsxs ,$? NsH
Burke. " i; John skinner " G; Jacob iluniot' W s.
JC 3pE senSe! rEMfL GT or HONOR every
oHet qs;e a. " i r. Ms9'%SFf'GE seSood
Y Iiop e. r p ll Hp%s5W,' h ha 4 YIN. low
VIZ okLIhN "@ E Nj df ?f SSdk fsa'?
the Crysa Foan Hall No ~ TehouPi'onas st,fe eye
+ i fire.; :t W f fe b.; i E + S:s5
TfI Sffi:aS Pi"t ! No mds'f
Of pecan Division No. Of st. Charles and Com
Ss.s + o #% s s 5 E Try
Tho, ya% WIZ + Y AaE B. j. Joel F. b n ts g.
ae,j@s Y Mozensrait m Wc Every Wednesday
eyra4 Z Rys9s sj; s';
IF r. vs5s9a a@a s. cna HS ase
oPs 5L5al aFd Abel Ii sg sws SsT f jamt
Bnlk te" G. Thomas DURAN c; Isaac Mckenzie, s.
N ocEh ilsFbfa !7HI9l6N No Wed psaay
F.Al PSP9 nt P!sf'Jis,Ts ksH? Samuel {s fH
S Geo Hale, 5; Richard L. Meekns T. James
Hsth YSaa < %?s$, E l#sISS Mitchell
s ss half PaE T SSsr p So Stevens. a. e
SIT = baijs. AleE I, MsIsas J E E s rSas5
f u F1TNf ThPLay even
as street 6icerTs Barry, " p E WsIlvl A en-
tC;;' j. Babcock i S A. G. Glover, o S; R. L. Bruce
WASHINGTON DIVISION No Sd F. IF Lqf iIn ON
fHs@g;'s" !is s"y Ps5s y M5,s s
VHS isfs4 c BSysiJs f H.
sh Edyid WITS #s Y EdF? %
j js1s c js9st, Ws esfE r.r Tns.d,v
sv EaN # " sf5Ss Sas Nee
Fl fsf.; E',Fsf IT, e.
by Grand Worthy PairiaTeh james Paterson ,v Fdsv
evening in Unity Hall No Mangny Buildings ab9ye the
Horn6y, W P; j. b. VandergriH, w r M LgsheTT /
sGs r W s k1s Vein fiG o% cias
Rhodes s John Skiffington. . s. .,
YOUNG MEMS MAGNOLIA DIVISION, No. z
meets every Friday evening at half past CLOCK IN thelr
Hall No 81 Canal Of Royal street OHiGers-John
Taylor WP; Peter llaiberg, w Horace e. Eonng
Leaman T Jas HollsbeTy, Gu Irny, Z; T. Carroll
81 M Cole, o S; p. Harper PW P.
evening January l5 at the Hall of the Pelican DIVISION NO
l. attic corner of ST Charles and Common streets Officers
james Garland, WP; William Hall. " =. r Hunter,
R s Thos. L. Bailey, A R s Chas; Vanderdoes; W $;
Geo Shumway, r; Alex Sutherland c; VIM. Il. Crane.
A C; R. III. Bowles s; Augustus s. Foster y >.
HARMONY DIVISION, No. 15AOrganized February
12 1S48Neets every Monday evening at ~ clock at the
Offcers-Wm Il Ronaeau, W ?; w Ahem, W 4; las
darcy r S; G A iIebson, A R s; Cias Chase 5; CD
Bradford, T; w McCracken, G; Nolan, A Z; John IL
Burroughs, s; Charles Ferguson, q s..
LIBERAL DIVISION, No. 17-Organ2ed Sunday, Feb
"a ls4s Officers for the present 9narier.John Lane
S. A W Scales, T; Nicholas stringer, c; Thomas Biz
ming ham, A G; ST Manr Stuart s. Peter Johnson . 3
OLIVE BRANCH UNION, No. l, Dapghters of Tenn
peance-was Instituted December II, le47 Meets every
Monday evening, half past3 clock in Gaodope Chapel
AlgrEs
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FRENCH PRoNouNc1NG DICTIONARY.

TENIIE RONOUNCING DICTIONARY
(suenne Of the French and Ensl pn .anfuases N
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photographers and Gamm,rians; together WIN 'au
crcaremark in which the various methods OF pronouhc'
employ ed by different authors investigated ahd com
pared with each her The second part containing eop
Vocabulary OF English words and expressions Win he
pronunciation according Walker. The whole preceded
by practical and comprehensive system OF French fol'
cation. BY Gabriel Surenne +. A. : e. French Teacher
macal Society OF Paris, Lecturer Military History IN tie
cotish Naval and Military Academy and author OF several
Aio. Reds DICTIONARY ofthe English language,
containing the Pronunciation Etypolo@y and Explanation
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MEDICAL OFFICE,

W.. so tH3kWhDHSe SfFftf. .NfW bttti's'
INVALUABLE DISCOVERY No PAY REqrigEo
UNTIL CrRE Is EFFEcTEn.-Pnyate diseases cnlea "
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poisonous medicines, at No 81 CustomhOuse street. Ne"V
leans. Louisiana. al
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted WIN
of the forms OF certain Disease to his general alts
tisement in another column The treatment adopted BY mD
is that which has the approval of the most gused @
geons of Paris London and New York and its unheSsu
has proved beyond doubt that permanent cue
the Of constitutional syphilis, gOnorrhpa hR
ture enlargement of the PROSTATE glands diseases nd
by certain solitary practice etc etc, he 0bta
moral certainty, if application be made to tho~e who's
intelligence, skill and experience be relied Since w.
Mullen opened in this city GH the many eases that have cone
under his have beef cured without single exception
Some OF these OF years standing. One rcnakabect
OF structure 80 years old has been cured to the suie o W
patient. The gentleman (whose IcspectabIly known
the citizens of New Orleans is at hand and (by his Pef
Son) can be referred 10. DR.. Ms treatment Of Structure
known south of NrwYork His treatment Of gon9I
rua and giee III" most perfect discovered II VIC
shortest safest and surest. The patient takes copar'a e.
famed in or two days without pain, OnvcnenGt u
the time named
iMPoTENCy-N Dung Others who, by scN0ai eS g
.cpoution may have brought themselves any o. Wv
nalnui consequences resulting from uhrtStfanea ~
dulgence OF the passions. such premature Inr0eht{ m
voluntary seminal emissions general debility or c0n't
arrangement, may consult DIR. Mullen with honorable w
ience *iic Offers them perfect cure. The sneeSL eY
observed. ,..
Dr. Mullen be consulted daily at his office No y 1pF
Toulouse st. BENJAMIN MULLEN, VI u
gV- Remember No St CusSfnhouse ST., mhio III
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MEDICAL,

PRIMARY affections, symptoms, ylrulent disease
so peculiar in their nature that unortunateiy f. Flg
are able 10 discuss them. 1t IS therapeucal fac
ance the the disease penetraes into the system
lend to assimate diseases OF another nature te
licult does the treatment become. General Synhl
taueous and takes place under host OF different ma Foa
ignogantly prescribed. symptoms OF those compan s9s
properly distinguished yield TO professional Treatment ~ %aa
ratiye order and the safest method is radical ANN y c
primary affections in the shortest possible fine sI o. d
lime subduns their characteristic chain OF serious eo 1
DIR MAtI.DN, IS Canal street, thoroughly and elA
cures all OF those diseases The Doctor contemea, ua
emotions of great satisfaction, his success Then T. 4@
few cases on record, in the annals of the healing s avg
afford more tr,kng proof OF my triumph eyer disease %
his city that was looked upon As desperate and bT 70
reach OF human aid nr Nation offices are al IA
Street The Doctor has removed to IS CANAL M, N sAl
doors from Royal street. M a
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NOTTCE

ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREaI m.
L EASES.-The reputation of the writer is oval p&
siied that all that necessary to say to those wboh. @
so unfortunate have contracted any of thosa W.
FIJI DISEASES known and called SECRET DISEASES at4h
part OF their various FORMS Is, that the writer aie a
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NENEREAL DISEASES and Diseases of the Blood ~ o
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ha,lroSds me Grdsro,itOn Raiiroad Cars o,ro e.,
pc%' az e corner OF refdio and Baronne streets cave 'e
me L'tdbGts RdlToad Cars leave the corn.. -
and Balonne streets every half hour during the D 'ana
THE PeptrhGrtrdiJ BGikrn7d Cars ie,,e H. n s'
uiiug the day. se'S' every hour
y, re .HsLlcaa Gyt RgiroGi Cars leave the con, So
Canals The CdHai CGroadelet CONNECTS Tho r.. \,
neealy with Lake Pontchahrain; the Old Bas,n ,n-
rs eliy terminus, and the Fort of Bayou St John il Ghs
Ne'o tandt con meets the Second Mum ;ripal,v
Ithe ph.chaain; the New Basin on Clrrn, street ia
and foit LathTop lis aAe terminus - '''' 's'innus'
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River Premiums

q n " r.. 1t'n p'Is"'S N. g Ct prem.
10 Memphis, Mills Point. Randolph Manchester ~ :
Shreveport, larrisonhurg, Vernilonville Co
IT, and IoGe l / LANDING s0l4
- Coates Bluff, Columbus. (Gas.) and Grenada 1 0Ilz
To NmcenneS, shawneetown, Tuscumbia, Flo i"
- and Nashville, ...............,,' 61t!
10 Cineinsai Maysvile, Portsmouth, Mount Yer wa
To Tga A1n isesGn and g., Amhsrfm Ol4
To M Monso%eFy g hnf Tnscaooa Ala Hs02e
To Fon sn;th mi -, as
To Alexandria and SStehiron es 'he' 2a03,t
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FIRE AT COLUMBIA, S. Chic Noi''IhoE"
Kramer Of the 18th inst, says that fire broke out IN
the upper part of that town, the previous afternoon
which consumed the entire range OF buildings on
Main street. from Ricland to the next street above
with the exception Of large brick building belong
ing to Richard Sondley, on the upper part OF the
square. The buildings consumed were principally
one STORED wooden ones, and were occupied a.
stores and dwellings Loss NOT ascertained.
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SW@h;rrtgnd. John y Merle Espanade street
Irti"atcrmeo.. +; Walls, II Common street
ramburg. Wm. Nogcl. IS BirnvlIe Sire,
EEammars E. NleS, los Common street
EPsny.ana '... VIM hnre, 10 Royal street
Hnn"rrr \. j. Gou,ea, Common Caron,lele
sjr;,,a go 'iah'~ y Behn IS Bcnvillc street
Hsjjou% YsmtH y Beln. IS Blenyle street
sHt;%,.%,,a''''''.r r, NJ Ward. 81 Common street
prySx," NJ n",eraes. a Old l.e,ee
l,,s,r, ''''''' " r. nogel, IS Rieuvfle street,
Rrcmrn ~. Fine, Exchange Place
ts"tn rsHenTk RodewaId 3 Bank Place
Es.@ner '''' ,'' De JohnS ITO poytr,, street
h arIe heynand "A Tchonp,oraS .tr",
iSvG P 'ienrich Elmer Elr6an,s pi,r
sgaln atl9' de Espana 1856 St Ion .aee'
h0me.'..'..'..L e. DaTon 81 Common stI street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-22

y,,,.xous OuTRAGE.-The front OF Dui'u-
;an !, Providence. RI belonging 10 Mr. Mann
and occupied by Mr.. Hunleon, was blown mo- op' c ~
annnowdsr being placed underneath the door-ior-
snna,ely no lives were lost. Are"ard OF S'oo' >
offered for the perpetrator.