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Il Mormot Apostie.-We received yesterday
visit from Martin Harris, formerly OF Paluvra
who was concerned with Joe Smith in originate
Procaiming the Mormon faith. He wrote Tie book
Of Mormon from Joe Smiths dictation, The latter
reading the text from the golden plates BY putting
his face in hat When the volume was written
Harris raised funds for its publication hy mortga-
cling his farm. But he longer goes with the
Momons, saying that they "have got the devil
Just like other people, He abandoned them fifteen
years ago, when they assumed the appellation q
Latter-Day Saints, and bore his testimony
against them By declaring that s. Iiauer-Dav Dsg-
| ilsa would be more appropriate designation Nj
| Harris visited England some three wears ago. Al
present he processes to have a mission from God
| m tulhlment OF which he wanders about preaching
to all who viii feed him. When this ss-en,isi
condition is not performed by his hearers he hakes
of the dust from his feet and leaves Cos more hos
| Pitabe quarters. Mr.. H. is exceedingly camilla,
with the Scriptures, and discusses Theology in ii.
peculiar way, with the hueney and zeal 81 a dsvo
| tee-R0ehsStey An1ertcan
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M. DE LAmARrINR.-W have received from
PARIS lsays the Courier des Etats U5tis Of the
10Th instl the following note /" 1 see By one Of
the misce aneous items Of the Courier des lstats
D1ls, that the Southernnewspapers have attacked
M Gaillartet in regard to what he wrote you con
corning the reports Of M. de Lamartine' insanity.
II these papers were well advised by their coFres
pondents they would know that these reports have
circulated every where and that they still circulate
at Paris, Notwithstanding the uninterrupted publi
cation Of the Counselor Of dks People The pub
hcation Of this paper, some persons say, is eT-
planned BY the fact that NJ de Lamartines insanity
IS not incessant, but that it IS nlomentary, and
consists in attacks Of burning fever What has
propagated this report, notwithstanding an the
contradictions, IS, that III. de Lamartine does not
appear AZ the Assembly, and VIII not aprear there
for Tie vsnter as several journals hsFe said ID Is
supposed that there 1ust Be serious motives to ex-
plain this retreat, this retirement from the world
dined four OF Eve days ago at n. de Girardin's,
and these reports were the subject OF conversation
al the table. Giratdn asserted that they were not
well founded; bat on the other hand, the dinner
incident, which bad given birth to them, was re-
vealed by persons Of such high station that we
hardly again nave doubt on he matter. y -
represented 10 have been isolated attack Of fever
and it sufficient perhaps to cause LaEnariine's
family to judge that his retreat WAS prudent and
necessary. This is how / reconcile the conflicting
afiirmations Of yesterday and to-day. Wemust Be
ill-disposed, however, TO make It crime in your
correspondents to have reported fact 50 sorrow
fully interesting as THAI was, and much circu-
lated that various newspapers, among others the
Estafette, have made allusion TO it.
While we are the subject Of the great poet,
(says the Courier in contnuation,1 transeribe
an item Of correspondence from ConstanfinOple
which aseFibes to him projects of expatuati0n
" Nj. Oh. ROLAND, mayor Of Macon, formerly
Eaesllsel - epnsttuent Assembly, has been for
about three weeks "a Cpnatantinople Heis said
to be charged with a mission BY H. Dc Lamartine
whose intention, II is said, is--even A. a German
newspaper has already announced-t0 retire 20 The
east Since he has been here, NJ ROLAND has had
frequent interviews with the Grand Vizier and the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs. He departs to-day
for Smyrna with one Of the principal clerks Of the
post-oliee, Ahmed ElTendi and notwithstanding
the mystery which has not ceased to envelope this
negotiation, is given out positive that the Sui
tan yields to nj. de Lamarline by gratuiious
title, immense extent OF land situated in fertile
plain, at few hours journey from Smyrna, and
forming part OF the estates Of the crown and that
M ROLAND departs with Ahmed Etiendi to take
possession of themi in the Of M. de Lamar
tine, who viii himself arrive next SPRING
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SAND FOR GLAss.-The Cumberland (AId)
Civilian says that there exists in the vicinity Of
that place an ineNhaHssible supply Of sand Tor The
manufacture Of glass, that's surpassed IN every
essential quality BY any 10 be found in he United
States. The fact has been tested and proved. Il
is exceedingly scarce IN his eountrp.
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MEXICAN CLAIMs.-It is said that claims 10 the
amount Of 100000 have been presented to the
Mexican commission, the petitions for many Of
which have not of course been received. The trea-
ty appropriates but s., 100000 to meet The whole
amount and the division win be pro rata upon the
amount allowed by the board under approval Of the
Secretary Of State. Under the treaty with Spain
IN 1919, five millions were stipulated to-cover the
amounts due and the distribution of this sum Weld
ed fraction over 80 per cent. among the claimants
Under the treaty with France five millions also
stipulated, and the distribution yielded about
IS per cent 1t has been suggested as a sequence
to this state Of fact that the government will be re-
ieved from making any allowance beyond the
amount stipulated in the treaty
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NOTICE no RAILROAD OoNTRAoToRs.

Second Letting Of ne Mobilr and Ohio Railroad.
CEALED PROPOSALS received at the Office Of the Con-
- Mobile, until Of SATURDAY.
cemher, s, for the graduation, masonry bridging grb6ng and
clearing miles, and for the
Track Timber for seventy miles Of . Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Cunning extending
specifications will be really
sections
persons bidding propose for whole
Pa will be maa mouhly but 10 rer
value the done viii be retained collateral
completion Of the coact The work s 20 he commenced immeji
aev The letting, and reasonable given
The miles advertised CIteH through The
Alabama aud sand and
len healthy at oil Of the United Sutes. The
wok worthy the attention Of K0hsm and Western contractors,
those firm thg South.
It expected Lst 900 OF $50 miles Of the viii be put under
cutrat before the eticn Of the advertise for. Te
um0a It character and ability porm The bid will
he required u those personally known to The President Chief
Oh aawtlB JOHN GHlf4nE, Chief Err
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DAILY CRESCENT.
NEW ORLEANS.
FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 80. 1919.

BREMEN MAILs.--The Postmaster General has
given notice that the November, December and
January trips from New York, by Southampton,
to Bremen and back, win not be performed by the
mail packets Washington" and Hermann" ow-
ing to their temporary withdrawal for repair by the
prGpretors Of the line; and that, in consequence,
the postage on letterstO Germany should be pre-
paid to theexten Of five cents the single rate being
the United States share Of tie postage, and the res
idue of the postage should be left unpaid the better
to enable said letters to be conveyed by the Cmard
steamers, underline postal treaty with Great Britain
A clOsed mad, however, viii be made up and
sent once month, from New York to Bremen, to
transport all letters for Germany on which the en-
tire postage is unpaid, or in which the postage 10
Bremen or % destination in Germany is prepaid
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Sl,ig,oreek By an Ioe5ergs-Adviees have been
received Montreal a.. O. the total loss of the
ship Graham which was chartered by the Hud-
sons Bay Company to proceed to their factories in
the Bay. She sailed in eonsort with the Compa-
ny's regular ships, as far as the entrance Of Hud-
sons Straits, but when of Mansfield Island, on the
Cd August last, during fog, struck a field Of ice
and Immediately went down; the captain and six
Of the crew ma de their escape in the long boat to
the Moravian settlements on the Labrador Coast,
from whence they have returned to England the
remainder of the crew, four in number got into the
Jolly boat and were last seen pulling towards some
/ Esquimaux lodges.
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q The ship Havfe, which lsft New York for
Haue on the 2lst carried out SIS, 900 in specie.
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ELECTION OF JUDGEs By. THE PEopLE-The
Federal Union (Milledgeville, Ga) of the 10Th
inst. says " The elections terminated on Satur-
day. The crowds of candidates who preferred their
claims, and the crowd who entered the field after
others were elbowed of, together with the tactics
displayed for sections and individual interests have
excited feeling in the capitol, which we venture
to predict, viii be followed BY giving to the people
the election Of Judges and the State-house officers.
Hitherto we have not advocated that policy What
has passed before eyes during the last week has
removed eUeyy lingering doubt Of ITS correctness"
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Cheap Paper, Blank Books \ Stationery


FE'HE guhscdben respectfully return thanks s7lIRzv
a to their numerous friends and the pIh- f3AtAklAy
lie for The liberal patronage heretofore he f55s4s5
slowed UPON them, ard would respectfully - 10y
solicit us cOnlnu7uce, having hand luI and
gele Stock Of article In their line ARE DALEY
RECEIVING FRESH SUPPLIES. Their present stock
s, IN part, Of the following, which they offer at the
Low esq market rates
BLANK BOOKS.-I.edgers, JOumss Cash, Invoice
ami OF the best quality
COPYING LETTER PREssEs-With Books, and
every thing cOmpieteO different aud qualities.
BLANKS. - CuyOH-hoUss Entries aud COmTs Tcal
Hanks Of every description Bills Of Exchange. Notes
DIalts. etc, etc. IN great variety.
OEEOk EOOAS-On all The solvent Banks and Bank.
ing HOgtes in the city.
STEEL PEMS-Of every manufacture a ebOce selee.
ton always hand
PAPER - OF every dezciptiOn-Englsh, French and
American manufacture.
INK.-Biack, Blue and Red also COpyiDq-an erlen.
tve assortment.
IGKSTA DS-Of all known kinds
Nalsn Sealing Wax. GBills India Rubber Lead Pen
es Wafer Stamps, Rodgers Penknya ard EraseIs Office
Tape, Sand aud Sand Boxes Letter CDs Bill Files Black
Lines, Pen H0lder aud Pen Racks Tin Paper Cutters
tOuntBg HOuse CaleHdaB, Bankergi Gases, Portfolios
Memorandum BoOks UiaIIes etc., etc.
HAVING ALSO. A COMPLETE
Job Printing Once and Book Bndery
IN ne same building prepared to execute orders for
Printing Binding in superior style. aud at such prices
cannot tall in giving satiEi9CtOn.
CORSON q ARMSTRONG.
StaIoaaIs und Blank Hook Manufacturers.
fpetN New
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Important 20 sugar Planters.


THE undersigned would attention Of planters to
the fact Of his having discovered after series Of egpeT
imens, lubncOus composition which preserves the Jour
mails and Bfasses Of Sugar Mills from friction and prevent
them from heating wearing, etc. by keeping them CLOSED
and perfectly cool The composition much cheaper
thsn any Of The OiE used and need be applied
often 5Tge quantities ny desiring the
merits of this discovery by fair trial Of The composition
self do by addressing ls undersigned posipaid)
atsf3aIOn Rouge, and on payment of go.
MIG 2awljan A. J. CHAPMAN, Engineer.
NewOrsans Delta and Crescentpubis the above twice
week TIL Jannary, and send bills for collection
RguFs 91rbee8e
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STORAGE 80. STORAGE.

ORLEANS WAREHOUSES; Magazine STREET, lust
~ ab0Be Julia, and on F5Hehcstreei beit0ceH JaldaRd
St 0sCgh-Tha subscriber begs leave 10 inform his friends
and The public that he has had double flooring" with all
the recent improvements, laid in portion Of his principal
Warehouse expressly for the storage Of Coffee making
equal point Of safely from damage it superior
very best Warehouse in the city His pce for Storage will
be the as last season. viz &c. . bag month. He
has also Tor the storage of every description Of Me
chande the bulk Of 3nO barrels which will always
be taken at the lowest rates. 40 Tobacco and other Me
chandits baled and Iepaoksd at The shortest notice
n23 6m GEORGE R. BEARD
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CAPE HENLoPEN LIGHr-The loss of the ship
TuscaFora is attributed to the great similarity OF
the light at Cape Henlopen to that on the Fifteen
Fathom Bank" The PHILADELPHIA Bulletin says
d" Capt Turley had fallen into mistake in his
reckoning Frequently an unavoidable alair-and
imagined he was at least twenty miles 10 tire east
ward of his real situation. He cast The lead, but
the result did not undeeeive him for the sound
ings were about the same as be would have had, if
where he lancied he was. Still, however, anx-
ious, for the night was dark, and the gale rising
from the northeast, he went aluft and there dis
covered light, which still further deceived him /;
for, predispOsed to expect the fifteen fathom light
in the direction in which he looked, and seeing
nothing in the light before him to discountenance
this suppositon, he was than ever satisfied OF
his locality and so ran straight upon the coast"
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Railroad Aeeident-The locomotive and train
which left Baldu ore few mornings since for Phil
adelphia, run over two men who were lying on the
road, supposed to be drunk, and killed them both
The accident occurred a short distance from Ii,
Susquehanna river.
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SUBSTITUTE FOR CoTroN.--It appears that the
idea of supersedng the use of cotton to some de-
gree, by new mode of preparing flax, is not now
brought forward for the first time. The Glasgow
Daily Mail says
The late Mr.. Marshall of Leeds, who was the
most extensive lax-spnner in England, said
that he yet expected to supercede ttOnentrely by
flax. An experiment was attempted, and patent,
we believe, was taken out some years ago for pre-
pairing flax in theway nowpreposed, but the scheme
was not successful and it was abandoned. The
scheme now alluded to does not lead US to expect
the employment of flax generally for cotton The
world needs both. The demand for them is not
likely TO bedminished and the ordinary linen trade
will consume all the fax that be produced here
or in the colonies. We pay at present four or five
millions sterling annually in cash to Russia prin-
cipally for FAX, which we might raise either at home
or in the colonies
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GOrresponaenre OF The gresfent.


Mr.. Clay and he Mr. Y0rkers- Dick ~ Lcler1h6
Italian Opera-Negrees going 10 SaH EfaHcisce- fsIk
UVrHtg Ercifsaeat-P r5srcHtigH Of DrsyB- hs.iiaT
kcts-ETie Canal
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FOR RENT.

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Streets on The shady side Of the Apply On thsl4
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up saiB. nI3 -
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- Cor part of same No. "a TchOBDitOnlas street
formerly occupied by ke5nedV 4 Fosie. being ELLA
splendid location Tor large Western Grocery Dry Goods
House For terms, apnlytO
nl2 WIN Z. U01HING & co, IS Common st..
40 RENT-A furnshed Paof and BED Room on the
the Inst tOOT with kitchen II dssed pleas suy located
With gallery in front nd side garden Terms easopable
Address By letter e. J. A., at this office n3T
( . RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS 10 rent az No -
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Apply on he premises. o9 ~
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rent. Apply at ~ NatcheZ ST. up.staiTs. Oh
Two RENE-TwO thfee-stoEy Brick DWELLING -
HOUSES, situated Circus street between Canal 81
and common EtIesH. ID Municipality. Apply 10 ElA
030 II PRiESrLEY & BElN, 50 and 81 Camp st.
NOR RENT-A new two story FRAnr HoUsR go
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AMERICAN RAu.RoAD JOURNAL.

S vi hs,lsoas Joarnsi published :, 81 gs
gentlemen are engaged = regular sonrbuIol known 4.
leading adm railroad me men IN the county
Sn %I ana mas county, devoted g e
from humble beginnings, carry
all The whole civilized world has become dependent il
locomotive railway the great
idea q modern times has already done . relieve die
elevate him in The scale Of being than other agency
steam engine we regard as the greatest achieve
Of extraordinary instrument world
swest upon wing carrying thought language alone
butman, yins breans sensitive manistine with new life
new creation, Without danger without fatigue,
enyssa physical sracaions and he various pleasures
sn seis os. ~ gives
creating of enjoyment, and multiplying infinite
fns IL Ill has
om e are capable BY making places one
borood ALPHABETICALLY proongs our being mol 70 but % four
Whoever therefore, abos field
highest good his Profoundly impressed
views intend in accordance with their spirit TO conduct the
The history, influence, improvements railway,
careful inquiry into its management scientific discoveries,
N connection with oco%oson and the progress Of e
braced in the range OF our labors.
Under The mining head the readers Of the Journal will find
series s n on een iron ores and o ro @ the Uni
editor Of tie Journal o e department. mining and metaursy
Hodge has o many IN hs
embracing descriptions in detail Of the different localities ore
several furnaces and the results Of their working This work
Is % published In condensed form in The Journal series Of
with statistical tables q different districts, plans and
Besides this work Mr. Hodge furnish Journal
have carefully @1 h
mining subjects generally. .,,-
mining and the iron T j. the first attempt
iron the manufacture and mining of the
Cen O. r. James, of Providence has aso been engaged s an
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]. H. SCHULTZ & co.
NEW MUSIC.

w FISCHER Pennsylvania avenue, street
W. has just received the following popular which
will be sold his reduced pces-our per page
The Rare Flower of quades composed Manuel Emilio
The Byzantine Polka; by Wentworth
The Vagabond Polka; by Gung1.
Frederick William Polka performed by the steyemak
pany.
The Water Spirit Waltz; by A. r.. Kruge.
The Harp Waltz by w. c. Beche.
The Friendship Waltz by q. Schuster.
The Tedesco Marchj arranged from the Opera of Eman by
Boyer,
beauties Of Boa Mosquetires de Rene &c.
pounis; by H. Cramer .
The Spring Waltz by T. Moeling. .-a..
Punch and Judy Polka performed by the Scyemark Company
arranged by Helmsmuler.
The Lily Rondo; by Louis Rename, ." .,.
Eman Involam, cayatna, from the Opera Of Eman arranged
by Edelmann.
blanche Morning Opera
of the Huguenots; by Meyerbeef. ..eu.r -.
Poor though my be- from Donnizes Opera Betty,
with English words.
The world move about; beautiful ballad by
Henry Russell. ~ ....-. I'D. ...'..
one; beautiful ballad from the
land Of from the Opera
Durward.
II Is the song my mother sings; by Rodwell .....
The Lonely Rose Jenny Lind music by NJ W. Bae.
Thour side; by w. X. Dempster.
The king he sits throne Of gold words by Barry Cornwall
music by G. Davis.
Mary Blame words; sung by Madame Bishop; by
Hunter. :.
The Bachelors Dream by Munich. 49,.
Stop dat knocking at the door; for the guitar.
Aug
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Law school In Lexington, virginia.

THE proposes Law School IN place,
mencins Monday the Ssh day Of October
the 18th day March, 1850 The pupils will
classes The book used In The junior
phens Blackstone starke Evidence, Stephen on Plead
Greeneas Evidence. The
embrace fuckers Commentaries, Geeneaf add sarke Ey
LIST Of each) Stephen Pleading Goulds Pleading
entity on Pleading olcombes % Faulty Js
prudence Equity Pleading Mords Pleading uaxs D
Property
Arrangements viii be made with Philadelphia law publisher
nh the above works. and young gentlemen
posing Subscribers
early notice Of inform him whether they desire
70 be supplied with tbrog his me
dunn They win be furnished the students The
be Of the senior class will have the privilege ~
without additional charge The hours for daily eres
students win be arranged by subscriber as 10 enable any
member Of either class attend the lectures OF the Professors
Of Washington COLLEGE should they deem etpeden DO co.
few lectures will be delivered Al The close Of the on the
dcton and practice of the Federal Courts.
The fee viii he so per session, payable in advance
JOHN w. BRoCKENBRoUGH
Lsureros, Va, July II, 1919.
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THE AMERICAN FARMER

THE AMERICAN FARMER IL published monthly in the
city Of baltimore, ~ per annum copies for -, thirteen for
SO, thirty for so volume July under the
favorable II Maryland
cultural socey and all the reports o it committees
published therein. The
slO0, appropriated plate,
valued $50 be awarded 10 the obtnng LET Of
October, list Of Subscribers
mencng July $50 for second, $40
publisher added prizes, payable
sOO prize
volume viz SO silver plate
buildings
$50 for the guilty
so for the best essay the management OF the dairy
The first number 10 appear July, VIII Of the
valuable papers, om the EDMUND RUVuS Virginia,
presented the agricultural puddle particularly the hdesaeT
Virginia. Maryland, Caronas
Of his the five he has
Virginia. and proves conclusvcy
abe degree of prudence farming
profitable business The he
charge NJ hs clear interest
capital invested for land implements stocks,
third 1881 per fourth year. per
hnh year. 9OlO besides supporting family
10 double
he hand. Every planter paicuar-
IN the tide winter districts Of country, will paper
the deepest interest
will other valuable pnpers,
which IL from GEoRaE w DoBrIS,
Of the Maryland State Agricultural Society
and from Col CAPRoE
Iect, with appropriate drawings
Address SAMUEL sands, Publisher,
Maryland State Agricultural Soceyl Hall,
June 96-2aw4t l2s Baltimore st., Baltimore, Maryland
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HORACE '. ASH ISAAC 4. pILLER
Land and General Agency Once st the Capital III.

HORACE Y. ISAAC n. bILLER
Land General Agency once st the Capital OF I'M.
nois, City al springneid.
no Of Hno iand, Aosrs Of tads
edas and az psons assrios g yreAasas Stat. iand, via
Illinois scrip bondsThe undersigned would respectfully inf
the public that they have established in this cap M
all business appertanng within limits
ing lands and reporting their location, pawn
redeemng land sold for investigating titles &c kr
ing and selling all descriptions OF state Indebtedness ever
other description OF business attached land agency on ~
extended scale, viii be promptly and faithfully TO-
REGKRgsoKs:
Messrs. Deifsndorf Miles, Washington city,
M sa%' s i ais s' 5o, 81 Louis, Missouri
A. ChTisty, esq, F" t..f
His exceilency A. q, French governor Of Illinois.
Hon. Thomas II. Campbell, auditor I"
g John Moore, treasurer "......
s. II, Treat, judge supreme cour.
g Lyman TrumbuI :.
Ms.s,s; Wad.wor,na sheldon, New York city.
David Leaviti esq., sa.st# g
G. Bartet esq., No. 4 Front street. " "
Gen Robert Patterson Philadelphia.
Gen. Adam Dller, g
JOS. H. Chester, esq, I"
Col. y. W. Black Pituburg, Pa.
Gen. Caleb Gushing, Boston, Mass.
g. r. Sanger, esq, I"
Henry X. Stone, esq, /" I"
j. ID. Pratt Co, Baltimore Md. 49,. 49,.
APP H-dm&sw3m