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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-12-01

MAJon GExERAL's ELkcTIox.-A friend wrils
to US from Trenton, that the vote Of the iona
County Regiment for Major General stood, for L.
H. Marsteler 2, for J. w. Cox. 10. In Lemon
County. Cox received a unanimous vote; nun
Der Of votes polled 20 or o.
Tho vote of the Regiments composing he N.
ior Generals Division, stands thus:
Marstcller, $50
Cox. II
Majority for Marstcllcr, 10
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-12-01

Again for Cal!formia.-The ship Silvie de
Grasse sailed from New York on Monday for
California. Passengers Gardner, I'd
Regiment of Infantry; Horatio H. Brayton.
Surgeon I'd Regiment OF Infantry; J: Quinn
Thompson, Indian Sub-Agent for Oregon; A.
Van Horn Ellis, supercargo, of New York
jeremiah Martin, JOS. P. Starr, Jacob Wood.
sides, K. c: Knapp. Martin V. Burt, and Mr.
Denison, of New York; G. A. Ward, VIM. S
Tredenburgh h. of New Brighton; Maurice
Samuel, Baltimore; Samuel Hewes, Chas p
NOEL, VIM. A. Woodruff, Mexico; Joseph
Brock, Brooklyn, and detachment OF I'd Re.
giment of Infantry.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-12-01

English Railroad Capital.-The amount
OF money already absorbed by the railway
schemes of England, up to the lst of Deem
Der. lS47, was Gi2I ,64I ,5a1, and of loans
R39. 5l4,895, and the estimate of calls yet to
be made is 945, 000. 900, for which three years
will be allowed, and perhaps more
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-12-01

ulSCOutltluCO NY NVlINFIlu& ONSI W Llio uuIlC
Treasurer the Bonds and Judgments, against
individuals, held by it as directed by the last
Legislature. on his executing the Bond Of the
State for the aggregate amount, viz: $40,36O
IS, covenantlng to repay the same 10 the
Board on demand. and the interest which
may accrue on the LIST Of September in each
year.
contract has been made for suitable build
ngs in Raleigh, for the education of Deaf
mutes and Blind persons, according 10 the act
of the last session, and these edifces are par
TALLY finished The school for the instruction
OF Deaf mutes is still in successful operation,
and contains at present twenty-five pupils -
There has been great inattention on the part
of almost all the Counties sending pupils to
the provision of the law, requiring them TO
contribute part of their support, and thus far
almost the whole expense of the School has
fallen on the Literary Fund, TO the curtaiIment
of the distribution for Common Schools This
delinquency will require correction at the
hands of the Legislature.
There was distributed among the several
Counties for the support Of the Common
Schools in the year ending the Ist of Sep.
tember. l847, the sum of $iOl,775 90, and
in the subsequent year, the sum of Ss9, 543.
IA. the d'mlnutlon in the latter being chiefly
caused by the withdrawal Of the amounts APP
ptopriated to the Building already noticed
The nett annual income of this fund to be dis
tributed foE Common Schools will probably
be not less than 500. 900, and it is worthy Of
your serious inquiry whether as Pre'reqsls'
tie to receiving a quota in such divisions
each County shall not be required to have lev
ed at least one half of like amount for the ben
eft of her schools, by local taxation. Al
present, the law as construed as not imper-
fa,ive on This point, but permisaivs and
in many Of them. nothing is collected
in aid of the general fund, and the School:
langpish for want Of adequate support. !
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-20
BANKING COMPANIES.

Mechanics and Traders Bank Capital 81 OO0 600
GEO. MORGAN, President; :. c. BELL, Cashier Direct
arS: :. Stewart, X. w. Montgomery, Il. F. Fox IT, IL
Dudley A. ID. CroSSman A. D. Kelly; {. Gayarre for the
State Jacob OFT. for Mechanics Society Levi PIERCE
Attorney; II. b, Cenas, Notary Discount Days Mon
days and Thursdays.
City Bank Capital s2OOO00O SAMUEL j. PETERS
President; K. !. PNfREy, Cashier. Directors :. j Pc
ters, William II. Avery, r Concy Jr. ] r. shaw j. w
stanton, w: T.; Converse, A. Hobart Dr. G. w. SlureS p
Sawve J. 7 Russe, +. Jordy, VIM. Allmg. II. I.ocke
Attorney II; H. tenas Notary Discnnnt daitv al noon
nranch at NaGhioches-A. Lemce. Cashier Branch al
baton honge-L, Shoppers, Cashier
Canal Bank-CapitaI 81, OOOO00 Glrxny BURKE Pres
itaent ~ n WILKINSON, Cashier DirrrtorS: William
henderson, VIM. Nj. Goodrich j. L. Bogert James L. Me.
Lean Frank Perrot, j. p Whitney. B. Conrad Attor v
!. iemann; Notary. Discount Dans Wednesdays and
SSa,nInays BRANCH at Alexandra : b. Chew Agent Al
hnoe Saran@k Mumtord Agent; at Ffankn-R Hare
HSe"' III pohahsonvlle-E. j. Tebaut Agent
Leu, Loulsi5 ana State Bank Capital 81 00o0O J B. B.
NJ, NN.NE' esiuent; RCHARp RELY Cashier DfrtrfOrS
Nh. ~, iieIP ~ r. Harris, r Buger Pierre Poutz \
Ei, -. .afT'ere james Reed Felix Grma =
feiN 1nma Attorney Achile Cbianella Notarv U;s.
r."Rf dngS Wednesdays and S,tmt RAJ, -
Reconsideration Eastin, A gent '"''S'' Ut ~
Bank of Louisiana-Capital 81 600 No wv Nav,
""NEEY President R0BT NJ DAVIS CasIia, 11rsrt
nen, Edward shf John R Marshall 4 CmyyhlaI SIRED ieP
Hrnsl'aw AMI Guhben Bulltt for the State Isvi p
Attorney; William thrsty, Notary IJ;sron,ti eiiee'
Mondays and Thursdays Branch at nonaldn", l'd1E
Shastant. Agent; at Baton Rouge Menard agat'
- tmncsyi WILLIE. n Maynard. Agent; M ALeIsnI. at
X e. liynson Agent; at Opelousas-E De3aiIon, 49,,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-20
MANNMhNE.
PRIESTLY & BEIN


A.. 10 Ne,c Lerec and So ami 40 Tch0upit0atas StS,
rNpORTERS AND DEALERS in Foreign and Donles-
| tic H.4RDH.3RE, CUILERY S.SSsSse-.sEsAN,
IRGN, STEEL. N3iLS, etc, have Just 49,
received by late arrivals direct from The man
mlartuers in England and the Northern fs.sass
states a full and complete assortment, to WHICH they would
raiI the attention OF Mechanics Country Merchants and
Piantefs-o which The following comprise aporion VIZ
$50 tons English Bar Iron fiat round and square;
80 Refined American Bar Iron round and square;
50 - Swedish Bar lion, fiat and s'iIdfe,
10 Swedish and Tennessee Plough Plates
80 Best Refined Gable Iron, ~ to 81 inches square
10 Scroll Iron, assorted from XXI to III;
200 bundles Sheet Iron assorted No. 10 ~ n to 20
70 tons Cast Crowley, Shear German Blister and Spring
20 Castings, assorted-Pots, Ovens and l. Spiders
and Lids, ETC.
50 casks Trace, Ok and Log Chains:
20 - Coil Breast and Fifth CHAINS;
10 % Back and Cane Carrier Chains
so - Munoes and Lyndon S Hoes, Carolina and l. 'h
10 savages Black and Bright Threaded Spades
1000 kegs Cut Mails, 3D. to cod
so - Cut Tobacco Nails;
100 - Cut Spikes to Z inch;
100 - Pressed Spikes, to inch
10 Manila Hawsers, 5 to 81;
100 coils Manila Rope, 6 thd. to IL inch;
10 10 Cham q i Cab ,Se j, q, q. q and inch
80 Anchors 100 10 1900 ID each
AmeS's Shoves and Spades, Pickaxes Anys vices bel
Screw Plates Files Of all kinds; Mill Coss-C Cut RI anu
Auger Chises Drawing knives, Cane Knives Copper gu
gar Ladies and Skmmers Cotton and Wool Cards Cotton
ALso-Sperm, Whale, Lard and Linseed Oils; Spirits
Turpentine. Narnishes White Lead and Coiored Paints
VITIS mhl4 Wv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-20
DAILY CRESCENT
Very Fair Take Off.

-.; - H. {. l I;o,, ,,.l,ioI,
"a 'dis' p of't' Va '''
ls scattered IN scraps on the iifst ana loufth page
Of newspapers, has its source In mere idea OF
sordid monev.making. Such advice is well taken
ogn .b GoIIo,yi,,c ,r,c. from tho ,yasbngtor, Fra.
GOOD ilusBANDS.-lhat young man VIII man d
good husband who, instead OF idliiig away MS eve
nings at lycetlms ana lectures stays al hohie' "
help pick wool or do the churnlhg
When you see young man, on o RAINY ,otlu'ty
put on his working Jacket, draw an oil-sh'i oit
his go-to-meefhg hat, ana keep le Posl, o he H.,
boots with stout India Tnbbefs, depend upon ~ ~
WIN make capital HUSBAND. r cr;bIt
when you see a young HILL. iiis'eau VI =, ,la I'M
devoting the man portion OF ms 'll9 " to dis
ProVernent OF MS nina, ana Nahhy sur S7ietIv at
1inguish himself 1or MS leafhiS' heoP; ,be ex-
home, helping MS faifer' ana tlius ,,poI, if he
pense OF hiring man on llie ii ~ ~ Owe van
IS the husband for you; ne WIN oG a olIars
snug home, as sure as dimes hhin, tho ,baoa of
When you see young mar ~ s,,o iaa,,
his clothes and IN ouler ieiso oa,b H., r. Won cor,
sharp eye upon the coPpeIIf;i .oI .t 'an '
he VIII be sure 10 iIilhe h;if tho r,a.,s
When young man sIuu n.aar a,,o ad
Of education ana $780,. ~
grows When is sisleis sei 0 o "a, ,ha err,
yel docs ~. pr; ~ s, 80 h ,lyJ s,,rf.
ana s'oria io.s inI; ~ .y ,, a. pan b,., IN
!! l i',,r no ta li'@,,it,, Of n,anhood
SupPTis ."e u NO., nifo,s Inv his
III, sa,' "'ui ~ ,in, IF liz. sntled conyic
,;nr thst roono,s ;s the ryef aood and a resolu,e
rns. 70 :. 20 s,.-v nannv he can never srop 10
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-20
MEDICAL,


URINARY affections, symptoms, Virulept di.e,,
so peculiar in their nature, that I'M prfru.Ii neGg
able 10 discuss them. Ii is theapeutcai fsc
ance the the disease peneGaes INTO the Syst '4Io
It's Snaciiic noturp and undergoing The .en G,
tend assimate 10 diseases OF another nature The N
ticult does the treatment become. General SvnbS
taneous and takes place under host of different M ia
ignorantly prescribed symptoms OF those compan
ratiye order and the safest method i rj; ut OiC
primary affections in The shortest possible i'm caie Of Tie
time subdung their characteristic cham of seonS n
DIR. MALLON, Is Canal street thoroughly and AN @it
cures all of those diseases. The Doctor contcmn,,
emotions of great satisfaction, his success Tbera VIII
few eases on record, in the annals Of the heaho are a
afford more striking proof OF my triumph over nv Nl
the thorough and complete OF well l{noyr se I
this city } that looked upon desperate and bH %
reach of human aid. DIR. aiaon offices are nj "a
Street. The Doctor has removed to rs Canal ia NAI
doors from Royal street. II' 6N
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-20
Rates of Postage on Letters, etc.

LKTTEss.-For single letter, not exceeding half
ounce lavoirdupoise,) sent not exceeding 900 miles,
Sent over 3U miles, 10
For every half ounce, and any every half
ounce the same rates OF postage; and when adver-
tised, two cents each letter, four cents, If the
. advertising cost SO much additional
For drop letters not to be mailed each Observation-Disclosures.
CIRCULARs-For any printed circular, handbll. adver-
. tisement unsealed sent any distance ..........
hEWsPAPERs-Ot 1910 square inches, less sent
30 and not than 100 miles, or any distance
- within the State
Sent over snch distance Il
sNeDSpdpersuIess to subscrbers-3 each prepaid
or not forwarded from the PoSt-office
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-20
THE GRAEFENBERG MEp1crSps

are opposing them Misguided men How ut,s,l ;
sble 10 arrest their spread The most exraonlnav
parts OF the country certificates which have asonsb@ t
most respectable citizens. Many of these tesmon,e wv
been submitted TO gentlemen OF great distinction who bS,o
carefully examined them TO that they are aenn ae
Among these are the Rev. N. Bangs d. d. of The NiSG
dist Episcopal Church and Francis Hall ESQ edto orsE
New York Commercial Advertiser. We finally snbmitsi
The Hon. VIM V. Brady the Mayor of New York VIII,
has given his certificate, under the Great Seal of ths NV
that they are genuine and reliable. ''
With such names, fear no opposition We are Cnr6.l
at every point and solicit continuance of the uneynm
patronage we have already received We would earnest,
1st That every neighborhood where there is no r,ss
berg Depot, immediate steps should be taken to b,r,
one. BY addressing the General Agent OF any ditns
this can be secured ~
I'd Families should club together and get an immediate m
ply. T
3d. Emigrant Societies and other planhropc bodies sboA
furnish them to the needy.
=, Ofthe GRAEFEN BERG VEGETABLE PILLS alone
10000 boxes sold each and erery lceek
Of the HEALTH BITTERS, an enormous quantity
are warranted to make two quarts of Ber superior any
in the world They composed of Roots Herbs BAL,
and Vines, gathered in the forests and praes Of Amer
lea and are speedy and certain restorative of weak AND
deblated constitutions
The other Medicines of the Company are of equal yau
and |, are re as y follows 1s,,, 49,.
POUND-THE GRAEFENBERG EYE LOTION
THE CHILDREN'S PAN ACE A-TEE GREEN
hhA3LLMMTAf b9SINMENT IHE,p poNsUMP
ey~ The General Agent for Louisiana and Missixipvi
D. HANSBROUGH, 70 CAMP Street, Men 0rtsam
L., to whom applications for Agencies may be addressed
New York, February, 1913.
r. eYy" For sale By WELD y Co Periodical Agents, y
tres street., ALFRED HUNTER corner Of E1eharg
P. M, City of Lafayette; J. l.. VAN BOKKELLEN con
ner of Camp and St Mary street, Lafayette Hih7im
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-20

Time. Places 81 Holding .Eestngs, 4nJ GfesFs Of the
ssyefnL {,DdEeS.

GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA, ss:ssssssssss;...szs.
nss sas # s Jsap1 gd5 Apa Hill u and
II S Tss. Sa e. fssss Ta. 81: w..
abt vi Mf Fs5y Gss5ssior " Wh'i Ill.,
nshs Eh9s d Shsd u sqard bg Ia, Of
Hh1ags S0asy NM seb ry;'s Hop
XIV WiHST fs6S56fsSE H. Was
EMf ann.s E2n 5 yns
Lddss On Moaas in W q ss 'eG
Bernard Cohen G; J. Sidney Ref Secretary; E. L. Mil
tf sSG So svsPy
evening at Crescent Hall in Camp es of e &
Secretary; H. w. omsted, Permanent Secretary; Richard
JEFFERsoS LODGE, No. e-mees every Tuesday
evening at their Hal On Tch9gpouas street above Jackson
fsma co9f M Ysnn Bsse
TEUToNIA LODGE, No 1C--meets every Tuesdayg
eersNJ S oI c; Philip WiImann, G. r Hermann
ORLEANS LobGE, No Il-meets every Tuesday even
Ws Se:c1s G Fsu K caRp Fret
E. Val Wilt, j., Treasurer; j. O. A. Holt, Permanent
COMMERCIAL LODGE, No 12-meets at the Hall of
a Grand L9df Ron sn Wm fv1 Fns at oSok
Blake Secretary J. G. Glover Permanent Secretary; VIM
H Hps7sf a 6DGE No 1slns.tusd Nov T. 1876
meets every Thursday evening, at O'clock at the Hall Of
the Grand Lodge, corner of POydras and Tchoupltoulas
streets. Oicers-F. w Delestlerner e. John C. Iaue
q; g. Dunlap, Secretary l., A Levy, Jr., Permanent
sfGi' 5FE LoDcG sy r. Tssa ass. every Wednesday,
enrH B T. II at SS,ssq Rod Ha Camp street ose
pEE EfA' 5 |sai5e, every Monday night at
O'clock, at Crescent Hall Camp street. Oficers-C +
Estn, G; NJ l.. McJiiton, G; Bernard MagIone See
Rotary: R. Barclay Treasurer
TEMPLAR LODGE, No. 16-meets every Friday even.
ing at Crescent Hall, in Camp st. bicers-P C. Wright
Nc; G. w. R. BaiIy, v 6 ; Harmon Doane Secretary
Dudley Chase, Treasurer
COVENANT LODGE, No l7--meets in the Hall of
VIC; J. Drmeyer. Secretary; Daniel Wheeler Treasurer.
NATIONAL LODGE. No. ls-meets every Friday even
ing, at ll6 Charities street. Oicer-JoseIh Saba c.
E. }. Gomez, G; V. Aeman, Secretary J. Font
ETOiLE POLAIRE. No 19-meets every Monday even
lng at Friendship Hall No ll6 Charities street. Officers
+ paren y g; {. Ammel, G. A. de Amas, Secretary;
INTERIOR LODGES-Fcliciana Lodge No 4, meets
at Bayon Sara lie soto Lodge, No T. at Baton Rouge
-. LOUISIANA Encampmcnt, No. 2, at Bayou Sara.
GRAND ENC AMPMENT OF PATRiARCHs-meet
evening" 5; oficers-C: w WhltaI, NJ w G Pat W.
5 p u Thomas; il, N Z G II ?; C. Hooper, y
K q Sen Warden II. P. Andrews r VIC +
Iun arden II W oImsted, w Scribe; : w Kirk
WXIILDEY ENCAMpMENT, No. 1-meets IN the Hail
OF me Grand Lodge on first and third Saturdays of each
month ofiG G st1awbdge { P; e. n Morrison, II
s snad 2 W s9 Wif w Herbert w Thomas
HoBAIi ENCAMPMETT, No. s0mee,s at Crescent
Hall No Is lamp street the ID and 4h SATURDAYS OF
H. G. stet>en, w; "; - Scribe ,,'1 Geo II 6
IaNVFa>On Treasurer DNf wv ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-20

rae nam anv Spirjfuons or Malt Liquors, W lhe Vi o'
cpANn DIVISION of THE STATE Of Of TS5I~M
LOUIsANA-At od The If a1 Tenperance. held on -
Grand Division oG Of si7 the following brethren ~
we sO a ed sf Powa lHi &c t & e ss,
Gaf NJ Wczenct G r REYNOLDS Tn i atn ; ssp
fr nFG ri ID R1 Tl!ETPLE OF C
tai Fqgnrt Waym no. heTpS " T. @ NJ Wozens5a
~ nS # Y AIs, R. r i f;p T z clover
sr 49a ess! s1a TEMfE %F So
s,5nG.r WSs rs%s y Z T. John h hs !
Burke. ii John skinner, W G. Jacob Munt0rt' :
'0 oGB EsnSe TEMPLE OF HONOR No 2meet, every
Gbsa Tqsd? sso,. wy 7 a Il PS'PffE
T5D r. p T5nasrs b Ba Fl HPBGpg VIM ow
o K E Sas TEMFE Or SNoR No meet, at
E e. f'f i: s: 1 ::
Wa Fsp bs TEHP sI15 of fHoSoR No
as'as1s Mo Of Gass and
as ioa WE r W% Hail. r EishS ft,de ePteW5
% ;r yna VII y + Y hdna E. A. 5?5 ntfhs t.
" De3st WIZ I R II BT pW Y 8 John Dss"0
aP PEcA Il 3 6HsoS No. every o Ms@e,sg
evening at half past clock III Inc - Uharles streets
o s On the Voals Ghas t p'e5 p o fist
s ,;eatd for Ff K ese"f HGa Henry seyfns
:: IaWenre P Mclyane = Albert swap W. = james
N ocHA ilSobfaH No sI xss Wsdpey
s si fsa"assSsg I'" ocsSose Bs%s F Jphn
K9Ss ss s a'Ff% F5 3asa0n E Ta%%F ss.
Mcohay G; charles Lawrence A g We,S;tendori,
uSS5S pbf d Fays M sSs fiay E sverss
at half ocoef = No ~ Tcho"pioglas street ,, on
Fs; (: II Bganey, 9 j. Williams, A G; j. H, Saxon,
cR Z + FoWSr No THURSDAY
ing at half Rsst ofosk st te'T I 10 Wit NJ le1u@
& E. H Heart v H. Bfnndags yanBsaiea
B fss IA E Goys e. p + k'i%G Baes
s. s5sly saufasy Fellows
Ps5S = 9" WIZ T Hs"EE ' PsEs as s
R1x S. yHIE4 c Basds H.
every nifty lIa Third Mgrqieipaity Offices hSs-i
John Gray. +; Samuel Kennedy c; Ed Grundy, c;
'1Hsi s5HE: Y@ No every Tuesday
ASE IL EH5Ss Nee evening
l5s5 rSsy * lss IT,
BY the Grand Worthy Patriarch, james Patterson
ev 12HffSA sg %ffs ehs s
o1a5y W vaRdslsFi 1o " Me- R. NJ Lsshe
s ssGHS W. k W DHhh how Gha
RR Y5TNG E sSP SMsi AGS5t DIVISION No
meets every Friday evening" at half pas7 o'clock in their
Hall, No. 81 Canal, corner of Royal street OfhcersJohn
Taylor, w Up; Peter Haberg, w A Horace G.; Loring,
$; Avery Barlow, Ar George <: Fitch; s. Henry
| s. M Cole O s: e. HARPER p w Z.
evening January ID at the Hall OF the Pelican Division No
l. athe corner of St. Charles and Common streets Officers
james Garland, w William Hall, w A E. P. Hunter,
Geo Shumway, T; Alex. Sutherland, g; VIM, II. Crane,
A c.; r. H. Bowles | s; Augustus s. Foster, O
HARMONY DIVISION, No, l5-Organized February
H. lsseets every Monday evening, at ~ O'Clock, 1T the
Hall of Crystal Fount Division No 222 Tchoupitouas
9aicer-Wm Rgg2ndeaa, H., A hem, v A. y;
Bradford, T; J W MeCr9cken, G. Nolan, A c; John II
-LIBERAL DIVISION, No. H-Organized sunday, Feb
u ?; j K Lewis, VI A { < Roassein, s; Gs@s Blown,
S; A w scees, T; NICHOLAS Signgef, q Thomas BIZ
perance-was Instituted December a. ls47 Meets every
Monday evening, at half pasta o'clock in Goodhope Chapel
AlgeB.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-20

ry,IIE STANDARD PRONOUNClNG DICTIONARY
L (surennes Of the French and Eng;h languages, IN
and french The FIST part comprehendng words in
mon use connected with clenGe terms belonging to
ii 600 terms lately published with the pronunciation Of every
word according TO the French Academy and the most emf
nent exicogaphers and GTammarlanS together with 100
critical remarks which the various methods of pronounc-
ing employed by different authors investigated and
Gus Vocabulary OF English words and expressions, with the
pronunciation according Walker. The whole preceded
by practical and comprehensive system of French pronun
citation By Gabriel Suenne, f. A. S F. French Teacher
in Edinburgh Corresponding member OF the French CRAM
matica Society OF Paris Lecturer Military History in the
Scottish Naval and Military Academy and author OF several
works on Education.
Ako REDS DICTIONARY ofthe English language
containing the Pronunciation. Etymoosy and Explanation
of all words authorised by eminent writers.
Just received and for sale the New Orleans Statoners
Warehouse and Emporium for Standard, Miscellaneous
Polite and School Literature. , ,
mia j. b. Sltf-il, ~ tAmp st.
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meets at No IS Common street. on the seeona anu N
Tnesdays of each month -. .OffceE-L. T. Reyhoas' "
NJ: w j. Armstrong, Secretary: A., i;,o
THE CRESCENT CITY LODGE-undeT the lurlsdc-
lion Of the Grand Lodge OF Msissippi-hod their mohht
meetings on the first Thursday evening OF each month al
The Masonic Hail. the Carroton Railroad Depot cog
OF Bafonne and Perdido Otcers-W H. Howard
"HiiiRaM LODGE OF A Y. MAsONs-hold their
monthly meetings in the Masgne Hall corner co OF nafbnt
haIfpast O'Clock p NJ. Oficers-D. g. BenErook w
" lanes H. Miller $ w: Nathan ShriyelhoIn, W; ~
oTIjREKA LODGE-under the jurisdiction OF the Grand
Lodge Of Assisspp-hod their meetings in Lasgete ne on
Isckson Ofcers-A. J. Williams. w NJ j. b. Clements
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-20
ARNOLD'S GREEK AND LATIN
BOOKS FOR COLLEGES.

A FIRST AND SECOND LATIN BOOK AND
"A PRACTICAL CIR AMMAR-By Thomas X, Arnold,
a. NJ; Revised and carefully Corrected by j. A. Spencer
A. NJ; one volume, Emo If preferred the First Latin
Book the Second Latin Book and Grammar be had
separately The chief object of this work. which founded
the principles OF imitation and frequent repetition, Is to
enable the pupil TO do exercises from the first day OF his be-
ginning his accdence.
LATIN PROSE CONVERSATIONAL Practical Intro.
ducton to Latin Prose Composon-}y Thomas X. Arnold,
A NJ; Revised and Corrected by A Spencer A. NJ. one
volume limo This work is also founded on the principles
of mitataton and frequent repetition 1t at Syn
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