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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-15

ODD FELLOWS HALL---Ihs eo1nsr aione Of i.
new Odd Fellows Hail. was laid 81 Nevpart, XIV.
on the LIST inst, in the presence Of upwards ofllOo
members from the surrounding country. Rev. c.
B. Parsons was orator of the dsy.
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Groceries. Retail and Wholesale.
ANDREW ]. AuLr. sAHb oAKEY SEYMOUR
AULT g. SEYMOUR,
no. 244 TCHoUPIToULAS STREET.
Beioesn ST. IosepA street GHa 50 yHarg's Market.
HNHEY take much pleasure to Inform their friends and the
pa bic ge3e59Ily th9t q have purchased the we'll
Goa veRiUn st. Mays Market and which fitted M
III U1nner-wheTe every article in the Grocery iHe
sh always be found, and at tue lowest prices,
OIde from their friends IN the county OF in the city,
shall be carefully executed.
Beside bsI prepared furnish every article Of Groceries
trey will sgpFAy their friends with FLOUR, POIATQEs,
NEAL, GRAIN, ONIONS, BEANS, and PORK, in
small packages or in barrels. jyl0 3taw If
Madeira, SHERRY AND PORT WINES.
VERY choice MADEIRA of Howard, March & Co,
v Black burn, Newton, GOrden q SCOTT, Handy, East
India and Reserve Madeira in pipes. half pipes, and
MAnEIR WINEs--old choice in cases of doz, each.
SHERRY VlSBS-AmOntiladO, Duff Gordon h Co,
PALE AM RROWN sHERRY-BOited in LondOa,
PORT WlNE5-upOItO Wines of various grader, few
casks Queens Port. v5Ty superior wine; Choice Port
(Ssetedl bottled in OpoIo, in eases of dozen each
very shOica wine and Of recent importation.
CHAMPAGE WlNES-0f the well known brands of
Rnin4Tt COdsn Bleu, Schneider, La MecieT, Palace,
"a J., aud other hrsnds, in quarts and pRts.
B0KER'S STOMACH BITTERS
CO. viptaFes Of ie4a rs iit is AID a6 james lien.
Co. Pelsvoin, Dumon, and other brands. in half ppsa
UNffTfEf8V VINEYARD PRoPRIEToRs' Co.soLD
80 GQtiNAC-VintAge Of 1885, in eighth oaks
OLD COGe Ain demlohRs
GlH-Noleirs Imperial Eagle Clover Leaf Swan, Sc.
| JAMAICA RUM SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISKY
| OLD d. ,NGNGAHEL!A WHISKY sc, sc.
| ' No. % hatcher street
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A Precious RELIC PoR SALE.-The admins
traitors Of the late David G, Caypooe, the eminent
printer, who recently died in Philadelphia aged 49,
advertise to sell at auction the 18th February,
The Original Maauscript Of Cen Washington
FalsOictory address to tho People gt-ths Y. s.
This paPer-in the hand writing, and bearing the
signature Of Washington-was presented by him
to Mr.. ClayPoole, the then editor and proprietor oil
the Daily Advertiser which gazette Gen. Wash.
ington had selected for its first publication.
1t makes Il small quarto book Of 30 pages, all in
the authors writing, with sundry erasions and in
terlineatons by his own hand.
The announcement for sale is accompanied by a
letter from Mr.. VIM. Rawle, of Philadelphia, de
scribing the relic, and giving narrative showing
all the proofs Of its authentcity-whch is not to be
questioned.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-15

TIE NORTH AND SoUTH.-The following Ia
bic, which has required some labor in preparation,
shows how some Of the principal national Offices
from the commencement Of the government 70
March 4tb, 1910. The figures denote the number
Of years during which these Offices have been filed
by citizens Of each section The short Presidential
term Of Gen. Harrison, and some faelioHs Of yeurs
have been omitted
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-15

FRoM VENEzUELA.-AR arrival at PhiIadel-
pha, from Caracas the 2lst ult,, confirms the in
teligenoe ofthe pardon Of all who were engaged in
the late revolution, except PasE and the most dis
tinguishsd of his followers. He and they are cOa-
fined in prison, and Monagas fears to take their
lives tits supposed they win be banishsd. The
Government organs speak Of the future PrOmis-
ing, and are Of the opinion that no new revelation
can possibly arise. Coffee was scarce and high.
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AUTU HN.-Hr 3. aeon.
Ths Autumn Z ola
Eha lere laarea are dFine
He hath gathered 40 sea
AuG new be j dyln4
Cd age, bagil sishilfi
The yintaEa \ Iina.
Eha halVasl is h.rriar.
Bal sgms thai haet =
Have ne diah1a llT Iuanfres
Poor Wlciah, al u11pinri
The year . IN he 1asss
Ehu!e g uolaing 81 lufnr
Tbs HiEhl hRs - -.
- - ne eaF - nanusni1rs
Geld Wiaaal siHls Va niaF.
The giEals an shln
The nd gnn S sinhlar
AHo an fgoWn cd
And life Z lest 5tfrfiar.
hesa' ener fll 80 fhirhinmt
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DEFENCE OF WIN. PENN.-It is stated that Mr..
Henry Fairbain, an English gentleman resident in
Philadelphia, has prepared, in pamphlet form, an
examination Of the charges which Mr.. Macaulay
in his recent History of England, preferred agains
the founder of the great Commonwealth Of Penn.
sylvania, the illustrious William Penn.
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15~ The Rev. Mss.rs. Maekag "a simn-o.
with their wives, sailed en- The 81 insi. IS Is, h.q
LOHdhsrl, from New York, q. AS. =, ~
auspices sf The PresAytuiisa g 49,.
Missions.
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HARpWARE 40 IRoN sroRRs,

AAhDW AXE AN u 1hOH . IOh66Y
Nos. 80 and 81 Camp street.
pRIESTLY & REIN importers and Dealers in Foreign
Il and Domestic Hand wae, UuueIy, Iron, TiH n
oral pailoPsee The qualiiy Rnd prices q tioif
EPSn' aHa {hs,i Ell 2 h attention 70 al orders re-
~ tnnance ortheiT iavors, y arrivals from European
fas T SP P ess 'T s 81 e9 ps
Rn me nng can Sonn9eoty Hye a9 SeGon q Pr
English BsT iiol, round, square gnd aat-7OO tousi
:. Penn. ylyania q. ds; -i;OioH'::
Tennessee Iron, rOand, square and flat go tons;
F BS1i5 y 90. a , tsa:i
Rrs sS' Roa a Is and EiiiSS ssi o;und8ol bd
shes Iron15EnglHh American and Tennessee-frOml 10
R RoSR PsES S 70 s. i asRsSS R B9nd
btands-5OO kegs;
Poke and Table Gallery, Razors, etc.;
Tin Plaies-best Charcoal braRds-60O boxes;
BTszisis Cappsrfo@ 10 e i25 s 40 600 b;
Axes-gennine Coiljns's, Hunts. eto-a5O boxes:
Spades and shaves-A mess and other bands25O doz.
Hsir and Wife sieves-2 dozen
Patent balances and Platform Scales;
Ok Ttece, Log, Hal SRd Coil Chains;
Chain Gables and AnchoG;
COOpss Tools; TiRneu' do;
Hooks and Plate HBsses Butt ana Psrlis@oat Hinges
Window Fasteners Of ds'c ptnn Hoes Of de-
scrpOD aud pattern Cross Cut PIT and Mill Saws POUE
of Kings, Halls and other good brands;
ll0low Ware AHd Casdngs-l5O tons;
Jared and Manila ROpe-ail sizes;
OBkum, Marine HOuseline, ETC.;
Sperm, Linsesd, Lard and Whale Oils;
Atlantic Pure White Lead:
RIOOklyn Nos l aRd q Lead
Black and Yellow PAINS; VerdgTis;
Paris aRd Chrome Green;
FreBch Pos from 10 so Pinis
Mill and Grind 3 ones;
Sheet Bar aud Pig Lead; Lead PIPE, etc. etc.
* They also the Oaiy Agents In EswOIeaus OF
liilnah, VanleeI Co 5 calculated Tennessee Iron.
| SD WEEDS Satin
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RAPID SAIINe.-The bark Hazard of Salem,
Capt Andrew Barstow, which arrived At New
York, Oct. %, from Batavia, sailed from Boston,
April 2, and according to the usual mode Of CON-
putting passages, performed the voyage in siE
months and t'rs''tgYfve dogs, thirty Of NEleAshe
laid in Batavia. This is believed to Be the shortest
voyage ever made to Batavia and back.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-15

The TEA CULTURE IN ANERIcA.-The New
York Tribune has late advices from the Tea plan
tatou of Mr.. Junius Smith, at Greenvills, S. C.
His plants are in blossom, and as healthy and
aourishing as those of China at the same stage Of
growth. Everything looks favorable, and Mr..
Smith feels abundantly encouraged. He expects
to place fresh tea on the teN-tables of London and
Paris in twenty days from his plantation lie has
large number of plants, and tea seed enough for
half million more. The Black descriptions bios
somed some time since, and lately the Green plant
descriptions have also blossomed. Mr.. Smith is
collecting about him quite force of laborers, hav-
ing recently sent to the North for about twenty
hands. He has also made very successful efforts to
grow the fig and almond. His next years crop
will be quite an important one. Should Mr.. S.
succeed in introducing the growth Of the tea
plant into the United States he will certainly de-
serve statue of gold and the gratitude Of the
whole country.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-15

CURATOR OF THE New YoRK CABINET OF
NATURAL HIsToRY-The Albany Evening Jour
nal announces that John Gebhard, Jr., of Schoharie
county, has been appointed by the Regents of the
University, Curator of the New York Cabinet Of
Natural History, in the of G. w. Taylor, re-
signed. The Journal adds" Mr.. Gebhard enters
on the duties Of his office with the best wishes of
the Naturalists of the United States, to whom he
is extensively known, and by whom he is justly
appreciated. An ardent and successful cultivator
Of the Natural Sciences, he has, at his own home,
formed collection which has commanded not only
the attention Of our own minerNlogists and geolo-
gists but has been appreciated, with deep interest,
by such men as NJ. de Verneuil and Sir Charles
Lyell Under his fostering care the State Cabinet
of Natural History, of which the State has already
reason to be proud will doubtless be increased in
its various departments, and these again arrayed in
the best order, that the important terests to
which all are subservient will be efficiently pro-
noted
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-15

SENTENCE OF MAIL RoBBER.-G J. F.
Fshrman, whose arrest for stealing $4,000 from the
mail at Troy, Ohio, has been heretofore published,
has been convicted a, Columbus, and sentenced to
the penitentary for ten years.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-15

U. s. TREASURY STATKNEET.-Aceordi to
an official statement from the Secretary Of the
Treasury the receipts into the Treasury during the
the quarter ending the Both September, 1919, as
nearly as can now be aacertainad ,rarn- WI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-15

CUNORlES-E 8JHILY GROCERIES--
- TEAS-l16 package, Green and Black
COFFEE-Java, Old Java and Mocha;
-BITTER--30 kegs OTBBRe County;
CHEESE-Pine Apple and En gsh Dahy, rs boxes;
BUCKWHEAr- 1916 paukaEet;
CRACKERS--S5 barrels assorted:
FIRE CRACKERS AND SPLIT PEAS:
PEARL STARCH ald Family SOAp-2Oo boxe.i
ITALIAN MACAR0Nl AND VERMICELli;
MATKRREL, Salmon aud Oodhsh-400 packages;
ARD-FIeneh e. Eish and Kentucky, 100 dE;
SUGAR CURED HAMS;
BEEF AND BUFFALO TQNGUESi
CANDIES-Stsf Sperm and Patents
OTI.-.fO gallons Winter Sperm Oil;
RROOMS CLOTHES, LINES AND PINS;
SO DOZEN WORCESTER SAUCE;
SABDINES, PRUNES. JEliLIE5 AND JAM !;
CURRENTS, EagO and TapiOca-bs. and casks
FL0UR-ln whole and half baIFell; BEEF, &c.
10 store and for sale BY 800, a. o..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-15

JENNY LIND COMING TO ANERICA.-We heard
this morning, from what we consider pretty good
authority, that Jenny Lind seriously contemplates
coming to America, and that an agent Of hers came
by the last steamer, to make some arrangements for
her. This may surprise some but when the pres
ent condition Of musical and dramatic affairs in Eu-
rope is considered, there is nothing improbable in
it. Jenny Limbs rupture with Mr.. Harris and the
consequent notoriety in England, makes it uuplea-
SAINT for her toappear in that country, and she is
understood to have declined all engagements there
since that unhappy event, Upon the Continent
there has been such an upturning of operas by pO-
tcal troubles, in Paris, Vienna, Berlin, Naples,
and the other great capitals, that no Inducements
can be safely offered to great artists to remain there
W hat Is more natural than that Jenny Lind should
turn her attention to America and pay visit to the
land Of liberty, where we have revolutions, and
as get, no " Mr.. Harris 2-Phtia. Bulletin, 9Th
GAS IN BALTIMoRK-The Baltimore Sun of
the 9Th says that receRi successful Improvements,
made by extensive establishments in that city to
furnish their own gas have induced propositions
from parties to take up block Of buildings, and by
erecting in the contre of square the necessary aP-
parstus for the purpose, furnish all houses within
the range of the square with light, at a cheaper
rate than it is now obtained from the Gas house,
and at a rate which will defy composition. Thatit
can be doue, continues the Sun, there is now no
room to doubt. The space to be occupied by the
buildings, will be comparatively tnfling, while the
advantage it is conceived win be all on the side Of
the consumers.
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I ANDlNG-From steamboat Duchess
IL CuEE-E-lq0 boxes prime MeslerH;
nUTTER-so kegs prime Western
HAMS-9 bblf. superior Yplloyv Bagged.
BIZ pMS-S3 dozen heavy Corn BrOOms.
L,4JFIlIRg ERQM snip S SUFFOLK
ESD packages of bbls., hah es and
- quarters, Of Cuniss brand.
IN STONE
BUTTER-IO kegs prime st. Louis and Cincinnati;
DhEESE-l5l kegs Western And Goshen E. Da;ry;
hEUTR Al SPlRITE-90 bis. lat and An proof
New Yntk; ~
NRAHDY-aS bblB. New Y Ok superior;
Yl1EGAR-t0 bbs, yariOuS qualities;
NUTMEGS-S10 lbs No ];
PRESERVED FlSH-2l cases haTmeoal sened ob.
and Salmon;
PRESERVEs-l8 bOxe' assor d;
hUsTARD-A full ssOHment Of Thornton & Grin.
sted't KGntuuky;
sARDIN Es-l5 cases boxes, halves AMI qaa4lers
IRISH WalSKY-OG very superior quqttN;
FRENCH BRANDlES, WIN ES AND LIQUORS
-All kinds;
CASTLE SOAPS boxes;
SPBRM CANDLES 2i boxes 81 quality;
GROUND J'ES-lGQ boxes. all kinds;
JAVA COFFEE-A small invoice;
LARll-A ANAL invoice;
COdh.h; Pickles; ChOCOlats COTdals; Crushed apd Pow
dsIed Sugat: Cider TaOwUanllss No 2Maekrrei; Coks;
Maeaonl; Ysrmucoli; Citron Ran; saleIatus; Cloves
Mace StatCh, &c, etc etc.. For sale by
WIN. l.. GUSHING co.,
Commission and Forwarding d Merchants,
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Correspondence Of the GresfeHt.
InTT d 4 nnTwTT

Things Pofiteai- Wig Difficulties = HanEers aud
BGTHburHers mt uaited-.4ddrsea Of the D6gpsTafic
E1eeutlBs Committee idiensss Of DiSnui ion PTsdis.
h0as-COft0H CAD Stoek MarkEfs-THs Heafher.
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Black B0mba1ines ApAcuE and ORLEANS, extra Cue
Black Mouaselins de LANES Black Baregts, all qusies
Black Silks widows silks, Lace Wells and IiontksTceti
Black Embroidered Cambria HAndkerchiehi
Black Printed BordsFe' HHrdkeTemeh;
Black and White Lawns; Hack and White Cahcoasi
English Coudsd Calico BLACK aud White Chine 6ihEhamh
Black and White ShsphsrdS' Plaid GnEhamsi
Black Grapes, Black Aiophanss and WydOws' Crapesi
White Grape aud Ariophanss Black Silk rulei
Real Lodi plain BReE Calicocs etc, etc
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UABRIAqB BFANUFAOToRY,

CARRIAGE MANUFAOTOHY,
Hk Patrg7aE that has been extended 10 very lie
4 rally the lSstssven years. while Com Rasss NJ
nnOR street, has ind uOsd the ks snmmsf gff 49,
70 erect Risrss bniiRE expressly for hf5Esa5"
I2oturllg ARd TsPaiTHE CARRIAGES. -SiE-.,s-S3s.--
We have now of the largest Shops in tue Southern
CoPEify ald prepared with good Northern wokmsn
9IdeI and Ensiahy them two used ia the county.
ING CARRIAGES and Gao fsstore them almost to their
original beauty GHi ds1hiltJ although spPSrently
oui AID useless Wa will pay eight Carriages sent to
rspsiI We vii SsQ keep on hand an assortment Of NEW
SAd SECOED HAND CARRIAGES, which will be sold
low Old Carriages taken IN trade for New We in.
W tns stiS auen Of those wanting NEW CAR al AGES,
q lhqf old oEes repaired call hanufsCtpry and
Repository Ehd jalge for thsmselsss the Garner Of
9h5gI x aaS C3ROJFJ ELRT' Streets, neNt door 70
hs Oh'q1 Q! ihs Com mGoie WRts Works Of the st.
BharisG Hotel y tlTisan1
aovls smd&W MATTHEWS & DENMAN.
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WANTS.

VNTANTED-A good WOMAN COOK for a family of
w eight Address box B. l57 Post Office with rice
per month for annual engagement Slave Indispensable.
nlg 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-25

say they did know IT. shosld say they did know
it, remsped In the closet ten fifteen minutes be-
fore Thompson and Drury came in; during that time
knew Bristol Bill in the outside room; when
on my knees listening, my eye was sometimes at the
key. hole and at other times at the gimlet hole;
could not have eye at the hole and the other
the gimlet hole 1t the same time; could emily
one eye st time to look through the hole; A. NJ
Smith was present while the fixing going on, and
then left
Q.-Who paid for that service!
A-The State paid me, the city; got $500 for
my services by the city; have not any to
poet any compensation; | was never promised any;
knew Thomas Warner; did not know when vent to
was not at ell disappointed to him; told that
to and hear three four Of the cr
nails In the United States together and whsn
saw Thompson at the ferry 1t struck me that he
Of them; before started from New York, expect
ed to see Thompson: supposed Thompson was to DO
concerned because few days before he inquired Of me
for Mr. Wilkes; was OF the officers who arrested
young Drury and the elder Drury arrested the older
Drury on Brooklyn Heights; 'rssseu WAS with me; I
met officer Smith and Mr. wilkes about two blocks from
where arrested Drury gave Drury into the custo-
dy of Smith, Thompson was near by; he couldn't have
been far off: saw Thompson at the ferry before
rested Drury followed about two blocks behind him,
until he arrived the heights Thompson met Drury
there; Tbon left Drury and then We arrested HIM
did not Thompson until about three hours after
Here Mr. Graham rose and stated that any further
inquiry that point would verge into the other
charge respecting the counterfeit AID the quss
ton adjournment 1t now bring after O'Clock
The Magistrate thereupen adjourned the further
hearing OF this wtness until one clock on wednesday
next.
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Ill.l.

On Sunday. 23d inst OF affection Of the lungs Hueu
Frs. native of Bslymshon, county Loogford Ireland
aged - years
HE friends and scqusiptsbces and the mem sers Of
the Montgomery GusId-. are respectfully insitsd to
rstidebce ~ Centre street. At o'clock
On Monday. 24th inst. GRscs EAsro~. aged 30 years
The relstivss aud friends of the family sp-s'-
fully invited % attend her funeral from her late rest
dsnce cas- Hudson street Wednesday, 2sth inst at
o'clock NJ.
ON MoDdsy morning. the Gath inst, J.nrs ". rat-
The risiv's and friends o. the family are respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral this day ruesdsy)
at 10 A. from the residence Of John Mcclellan No.
154 Cherry street Baltimore papers please copy.
On the 24th inst. ssEsu DEsILr. aged so years-tbe
lstt 81 the sisters ~ the late samuel Demilt
Her friends. aud thote Of tn. family invited 20
attend her funeral ct O'Clock TO morros afternoon
tbs 2o,h, nom No Rutgers Place, without further
notice
On Sunday morning Dec 20 after long and severe
nr.ss Mrs HasRiEr forms, ~ioow OF Asbbsl futile,
In The Goth year 81 her age.
The friend. OF the family also of her sons Andrew
q. aud Edgar A.. invited TO a'tsod her funeral
without furib her invitation Tuesday at O'Clock p
On MONDAY morning, the oath inst Of consumption,
Mr.. JosTFU Y. NcPrsNE, In the 2sth year Of b. age
lie friends and those % the family a. slso The mem
here of the Gders Ben. VIOLENT Assoc alton respect
fully invited TO attend his funeral this ruesdsyD az
t,rnoop at O'Clock from his late residence No 80
Wooster street corner Of Grand Nocerrsg-s allowed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-25

Castsru,s Tvr-The Catholic churches throughout
the city, act evening according TO ancient
tom beautifully decorated with evergreess the Eps-
coral churches Which ever since Pussyism gaised q
f-etlns among EpiscopslisBs has Initiated THIS and
other ceremonies Of the Roman Cathohs church, vas
sifoorusntnitd With branches Of lsVres and pslgas,
aud other trees which rtSin their verdure through
ontthe ysAr The decoration 81 II raus church were
particularly fire. Thepilsrs gracefully festocnsi
with eysrgfsens and aow'rs This aud other churches
attracted suy vt,s last evening 20 zee the tasteful
devices Of the hands Ct the fair.
Tns wrArHEp We hsas slight fall OF snow yes
tsfdsy morning but the day was not sufficiently cold
% retain Il the ground u dissolved alan ct s' soon
o, 10 fell
Tsg sAtaRY or rnE CRY ISFrCT0R. Theirs was
Effort mace last nigbt at the Common Council by Al
datman Mullins 10 do DR. white, the City Inspector,
Justice but u met with rather cold reception from
scse gentlemen Ia the council They may rest sssur-
ca hc~ever that public opinion Is against them
this point, en- great many ethers.
Tur FtHE At sUoiR RsFiSsnr oF VooLsEy n
CoarssY Several Of the morning papers % yesterday
fpptopristed without acknowledgement our report Of
TIE ire which sppesred in the sunday Herald. rhe
p,ursroes saaiurt the estimated loss - half
mutton Of dsilsss, only amount TO S23T COO upon the
refinery and have ben effected Ia the following Of
frte