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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16

The Louisville Courier of the 9th says Iasi
evening the nser was al stand, With feet S
ncaes water il the canal On the falls there we're
s lses inches water in The ladian chute. Il has
been raining aimcsl hacessantly since Thursday
night and anticipate another rise in the FLYER
Ciacusaati, Fe5. ssT-It has rained hard all day.
Flour is doll. Sales OF 200 bhls Mess PORK At
IS d2 20 IS -. Sales 81 20o,0 900 lbs. Balk Meat
at ~ 30 iUE Shoulders, aud 50 30 for SIDES,
" hlgkg Is ia moderate request at 20 eeass.
Psftstargs TX. s, u NJ There are o feet &
inches water N the channel. The weather Is
pleasant Sales q 250,000 ponds Bulk Meat, 10
asfiges d cents,
TnE RlvgMs. OF the Mississippi River, the
81. Louis Republican Of tue OH INST. says
vi learn from Mr. Weaver, clerk Of The steam.
kost Anna, THAI he lett this boat on her downward
tfln, q 81 Anhart, lad up, account Of ice and
loW water Ihe Anna went as far up As Boanvilie,
and isiaFniag. met he Lake Of the Woods short
diesaAee below Roeheport, The Dufoe was living
a Hilhsfys Landing, and srhea cur informant
PASSED. her pumps were al work, and the boat ap-
Fsfsntly eafeencd 10 one side, or on shore. ltis
fhouq5f ikat she must have met with same acci-
aess--lssslaps cet Win the ice 81 snagged. nr.
Weaver aoss not hink, however. thar she was So
ilou2l9 Injured Or IL condition 70 be lost Che
slesIncr Haydee was up al the Usage and doubtless
tfoztnip. Ice WIS., fanniba heavy FROM Boonyiile
% whore NJ. Weaver lslt the Apnas aud the rigeI
Has falling a+l, pith less than 4lfae feet water on
the ptfacipal bars The Anna viii reach his city
to-day er tomorrow She has lslle Or no freight
on boafd
Ihs Illinois Aliyer was full d ice, and closed IN
several Places n The Alississippl beswsen ST!
lon'a and NE Hiups, The leo had heakif 81 dssp-
Peaeea
NSsrskN snfR Bcis.pESe A big called he
l.puise, hAs been recently built !, Cineinhati. ana
Lsslehsea with produce 81 Salem, Mass. les.
~ i ewaed'
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16

VERY SrNGuLAR--Sone ferty.years since the
family Of DIR. Denornandie, formerly Of Attlebo-
rough, Bucks county, Pa, received paper written
in language they did not understand. 1t was
thought nothing of except matter oil curiosity,
and remained among the family papers until lately,
when il happened to be seen by some person, who
translated il and behold il proved to be WILL
leaving tile family an immense estate. DR.. d. left
three sons, and perhaps other children. Two Of
his sons went 10 Kentucky about 1918, where one
Of them died the other two It's believed, are still
living. They were worthy men, and many friends
will rejoice to learn that the long neglected bequest
may yet beEealized- Ireato,s MD Gasette
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16

SYKES hypx co, win sell, at helfpast 70 O'Clock, al 81
aagazna el1eei tir0eefes, Provisions and Liquors AT
i2o'eleck. At same place fsle Sherry Wine.
Thomas J. Spar vii ss Mt kalfpast 10 O'Clock, attle
corner OF Common and Rampant Streets iuEses Dgo5s
Mulos. Carts ami {ai.lp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16

-BAREEEs. .BAREGEs. BAREGEs.
to Just opened at SIMPSONS, No. 2s Charres st.
cases new and rich BAREGEs. direct from Paris, latest
designs
Al o-5o00 yards FRENCH BAREGES. at % cents per
yard, all wool and fashionable styles.
AIS OIL case rich Paris manufactured PARASOLS.
SELLING Ora large lot Of JACONETS, CAM
BRGCs AND AfoUssELINEs, of last years in,por
taton fyl1 6t9dp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16

DisrRIcrJuDeE OF ILINoIs.--We have a re-
port, which seems to be pretty well authenticated,
that the President has nominated Thomas Drum
nond, Of Galena for the office of Judge of the U.
s District Court for Illinois, in place Of Judge
Pope. deceased
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16

h> Coed Gold Pen aud Silver Case r 0ne Doar We hay
received lot OIL these capital Pms
OpinionB of thp Press.
8fata any thing yet oiiefad lciesceht
= This description is saluablh.n ipieaynns.
better Pen we never put 70 peperp gDslia,
-. New In ste4c,...s
- large supply Of God Pens all ,hs essbtAs naicrr
al The loves, market prices, ranging from
ONE TO EIGHTEEN DOLLARS!
hll 6l2p CflfNNEsS a CO.. ~ nj
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16

4 IL The Lyeenm Hall last night was nearly
dilsd, thus showing that he bad weather alone has
caused the thin audiences Prof Forshey exhib-
tied the bones Of an animal Of the Lizard family,
foOnab by himself in tie Washita river, and which
belonged % species Of The largest animals fonnd
IN the Tertiary formation. We give sketch Of his
vegy interesting lecture
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16

FsaEMeN's BALLr- Lsl i net be forgotten that
The members Of the Native American Fire Company
NJ 10, give Fancy Ball, al tie 81. Louis Ell
changes tonight. Il promises 10 be brilliant See
advertisements
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16

Found GUlLrY-At The recent term of the
Superior Court Of Bib county tGa.,) Brinkly
Bishop, charged with the murder Of Turner Smith,
was found guilty, and sentenced by Judge Stark,
to be executed on Friday the 10Th Of March next
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16

By- The Indiana State Journal publishes a cor
respoadence between Gov. Wright Of Indiana, and
Gov, Crittenden, Of Kentucky, whichis alike cred
liable to each Of those gentlemen. They are both
strong in their expressions Of attachment 10 our
great Union.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16
j. B. STEEL,
~. %. Stationery Warehouse

~ Just received this very popular Book and
Stationery Store. lie following STANDARD aud indispensable work.
which WILL LAST FOR AGES.
'WEBsTER's ouARro DICTIONARY Is undoubtedly The
nsi corpe Dictionary the English Language been
pnhhed aud viii eapse before ether Dictionary
Language will BE required It is in every respect superior
folio editions # JohnsoH Dictionary The introductory
The origin and progs Of LanguageE changes
English Language and other Of
useful noruate which musL have the suhor very great
Of labor and research The pEndncipeuo sepura CLASH
cal and Geographical Names forms appendix the
Dictionary ami be highly Broughy Ferry
Dundee Sept 10 1873 ThoGas Dick author Christian
Philosopher,
IL Publae by 6 G Merriam, Springfield, Mas, and for
sale BY lfyli e'dltWl STEEL, a Camp s.,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16

iNAsuISGTez FoGNrAiN, Nc. l. II tie Hal Of Costa
ken1i Division. ~ rtlmupifoqlas street
fekRL DsIsioS No 81 IL pcezn fIa. corner " CoanqI
and *. Chdes Streets al hallpast so'elock-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16

BuNcE's HATs.Aa Bunce does not keep open
on sunasys, those IN want Of hats wil do well 10
call to.day Of to night See advertisement
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16

The best known and tstsan be depended
Is JOness Coral Hair Restorative will
be disappointed always dpels Dsndru from the scalp and gives
the Hair 1Re, dark appearalee
Sold Chatham street. NewYok Only agency NewOr-
leans, Isl ChaItIes street. fyI2 et2p
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16

~ |1'F@I ~ kIoibI oppanuHiiy IS presented
- ~ K .34s listen Ie he ilI,a ins Isioiy Of
4|s I.,f 1.s Hs|e sis1,Is Of DniHt ard 3assii.
'1 4|ia1 4 s1tesoh, = 81 tsfserhssF. s7iIi IS
1'|siH| N4 bsssiiiul ieiess5 aai a,iitisf'
~ .'f + s. Ftdaeel % she H,est surdl6 scala -
9eF upess poqfee.as gnaaa lalafaa
I''.. |'Au d'ssas ol tAs Issai1n and iteaaf az
t s1t t||s 53|i ttonpa ~ shs ri6ea. fhe.
"a II n. q ilfI 4alis litus, have
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16

S1e kan HtAfl1Rllf tsaH Wlfe,
M h6s7 k4i 9f tIl9 sIlAeis 81 ine ptelsnliqN
81, .Ie 'sd circle, aud Qn fIe cieaiiofS 1lsle
. *tsilss tiaN Is The ahiset which y eI.Ii TIT
"a &'Aiiql &apistlias 41a unwilling 10 lend |.i1
assl 'l|eif kecnfilg isei 81 nlsressaIan ellessf
8'sl NE plahleipn offered az be itf iI|s loaa
q 'tof4h twice the money desired hut tbs isudsr
la'.st it only iace ne isle but he must pry into
iAe family attain q every htshapd who has owned
she pre-, ~ isc the less hall ceptify Thsc Stances
ase. lint TIE ecIhnehiEy HieFes Of some las
been Illegally dispose ofs and her clliidfen. tizfs
aafine tie sepds4i ion 81 father, may aet aside
|all n Id fansheii ions; o. tacis mullgage nay
gefninaie aiisF q slnm6srof years, aud bear ifss
fsiliss Of bitter l,lsaiisn. Il Is tfpe, fiat the law
points ont mode BY WHICH ts wife rights may
e Fcnored Ii ste Joins is do sale and renDunees
hss she property Is from that e.
i7iiy But this sW ID in sIeFogation Of The gene
faI prineipie ana must ba strictly loll0wed--the
sghlssi variation fo The letsr Of the law vitalea
the reconciliation and preserves intact the taet MORT
! gnee which il was attempted to renounce. These
| objections apply eqnaIyio The taet mortgages Of
every description which hang over The properly Of
lihe State. affecting most iHjuFousy is prosperity
| The result Of al these liens and secret incun-
brauees is that capitalists seek investments or their
1 wealth in other States; Or those who DO lend. ex
act premium CIR The risk they run, hy higher
rate Of interest, Abolish taeit mortgages and the
law Of community reduction Of the rate Of inte-
rest and an appreciation in The value Of properly
will be the inevitable result The laws Of political
economy, which are as certain as the laws Of ma
lure, will bear no violation, without punishment.
For the mpolicy Of this law, we are now made 10
endure hsllsr interest on loans and lower price
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16

I ANOTHER VEssEL FOR CALIFORNIA. The
Messrs. AspinwalI, Of New York, have purchased
the ship Finland, belonging to the port Of Phia-
delphia. Sheis to be placed Immediately upon the
California line.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16

The WiLMor PRovlso.--It should not be for
gotten that the resolution, Of Mr. Root, Of Ohio, in
The House Of Representatives Of Congress, requir-
ing the ComInittee on Territories to report to the
House bill providing Governments for our new
Territories but prohibiting slavery therein, was
motion Of Mr.. Inge, Of Alabama, laid on the table
by the decisive Of 104 to 80. A resolution, with
similar objects, subsequently offered by Mr. Gid
dings, was treated in like manner.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16

or It's suggested in a Texan paper that the
stone removed from the wall Of the Alamo, to make
the breach through which the enemy entered, be
sent to Washington as the contribution Of the
State 10 the Washington Monument The stone
still lies at the mouth Of the breach as it did on the
day when Travis, Crockett, and their ieow-heroes,
Were inassaered, and is said 10 be beautiful block,
susceptible Of polish as fine as marble
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16

PAcIFIc RAILRoAD-The st. Louis Intelligent
Ger of the 9th informs that on the closing Of the
books on the 9Th, 1892, 200 was found TO be sub
| scrbedi and proceeds to remark: This is really
encouraging, and should prove cause of rejoicing
to every who feels an interest in the prosperity
| of this State or City Our people have evidently
| awakened from their long slumber, and are deter
mined to enter with good spirit into the compet-
ton with neighbors, for the rich fruits OF com
mercial enterprise and agricultural wealth. Let
them but pefseyere in this feeling, and the result IS
in no respect doubtful. II SIS no idle vision that
| they are embracing no deusive speculation that
temPts them with promises Of vast but uncertain
gains. 1t is pure matter of facts and figures, the
results oil which as easily and as entirely pro-
ven proposition in mathematics; or else all
past experience is cheat--al past observations a
mere delusion. Al the closing Of the books to-day
we hope to have the pleasure Of announcing that
the amount subscribed has gone up 70 S300,000."
We clip the following from the Intelligencer Of
the same date
| Gigs Subscriptions 10 the Pacific RGikyoad. -
few days ago we suggested that the City Council
should transfer the subscription of 100000 it was
authorized to make TO the St Louis and Cincinnati
Railroad to the Pacific Railroad We are glad to
ind resolution has already been passed by the
Board Of Delegates providing for taking the vote
Of the people On the proposed transfer at the next
\ II
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! ssEs 5Fasss IsssiESITs AZ FiIilIp n a.,

Aftf Z. fss. efs &, pa q. Gtefsons a 2. ~
fI1 n " ~. q u "a 81 81 Jlaiss ~ ~.
NJ Iona ST fA lil, N, rlla : l. ~. u. y
iIa1Qf KITE hQofe, p. n.
S. f3If ~ 49,. ~ LA. a r. NJ
4ftsalda Asne TON ri4 nspp, I'm
~ esss1 II 4 9 ~ -
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-
NEGROES no TIIRE-
A NEGRO MAN--gery trusty--would make good Por.
IA ter or Warehouse Man; a BOY--a good House Ser.
laanlre at this olliee; lgl6
nNE or Two Families and few Single Gentlemen 80
~, can be accommodated with . o MS and hS.A
e re1 Sesr terms Apply ft No s ~
5 ENJOY y n ~ 3 NJ uIgh. iylo IN
III GceSsfrdeilr has removed n M 40: ~ aH
SrREEr. fyi6 Sun
~ ROTEFY Am ITfs nm s;T5IfIssF 4 RON : .
4 a y y = "a " t ~ ~ lO1tE Fvfe 3 ale.
SToRE sitnatei On The corrsr ~ gJ Am9 S2ugR
streets having Jul and comnets Stock on hand, with III
Of custom, offered or sale low Apply on e preni
ses. TO llyl6 l2l THOMAS LYNDON.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16

m 70 ~ paEIl'
osle pesosas1on ot MI lays speech r the United
Semitic en NJ resolutions proposing eomproniss
q the question q slavery We look upon M.
Clay as no longer partisan. The motives, which
/ q eshes years may have Influenced him in the
leadership Ofone Of the great parties
Of the country can no longer exist His nomina-
fer Tie Presidency is not thought ofor de-
s.lsa y ne wings even I ms own adsan need age
| az ~. pEee'aae r ite is 70 lenser looked upon
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.7ssaC Egeg1.eges essaeg .IIElgsgi1as.

Just opened at SIMPSONS, rs CHARrREs STREET,
large assortment Of NEW BAREGEs, some very rich
and new Styles
Also, 5000 yards BAREGES, all Wool at IS cents per yard
SIZZLING orr VERY Low
large assortment Of these MUsLINS of last seasons
importation a so-An WOODEN GOODS adapted
10 Fall use. ja50
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16

EMIGRATIoN TO CALIFoRNIA.-The California
fever sill continues 10 rage in various sections of
the country. The Boston Traveller says that
twenty-Gour vessels are now taking in cargoes at
that port for California. The vessels have an ag-
gregate tonnage Of nearly ten Thousand tons Tbir-
" large and ten small vessels are advertised in the
New York papers 10 sail for San Francisco. The
number Of persons applying for passage on these
vessels is not great was the crowd year ago,
when each vessel was hesieged BY hundreds of per-
sons more than she could accommodate. who were
anxious to 60 to III Dorado. The St. Louis papers
state that a large number Of persons ia Missouri
and lowe preparing to try their luck in Caliior
MIA They will proceed by the overland route.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16

FATHER MATHEw.-This great advocate of
Temperance was expected to arrive in Columbus
(Ga) on the 18th inst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16

LtRgk spRscRiFros.-~'F city ef Toronto
hs Aubsesibsd loo geo . a raiItaad from TORONTO
Lake Huron.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16

I.
Prot Forshey commenced by saying that .s1'he
order Of Nature is forever the same Life. death
perpetual change, are scenes perpetually recurring
in the drama Of organic life. Race has succeeded
race IN such countless numbers as pass compre.
hension. Each new race had some Distinguishing
feature, but in the main resembled The previous
The laws Of organic life seem never to hsys
changed
Those who suppose death 10 have come by the
fall Of should oonine it to Spiritual death, or
the erustof the earth was graveyard before man
was created
Animals were created for enjoyment physically
Hence their carniyorous character is a blessing
preventing The multiplication of individuals, be.
yond their means Of subsistence
The whole subject of The introduction and ex,
tinction Of species he reviewed, in a comprehen.
sye way and with the most convincing evidences.
He showed the order Of progression in the adap-
tation Of the animals to their circumstances Sau-
rians were amphibious animals Of great size and
power. Their habits were proved by the fossil
contents Of their stomachs, as well as from their
anatomy. The greatest known were seventy or
eighty feet long. Diagrams illustrated their FORM
as they did the lecture The lecturer showed he
was not telling marvellous tales without reason by
showing the vertebr5e of a Zeuglodon, which must
by his estimate have been eighty feet long, found
BY himself in the Bluffs Of the ouachita River in
Louisiana, These vertebrae were ten inches in
diameter.
: The land animals were more recent. The Mas
toaon, one Of the most remarkable, was about 80
feet long and is feet high. He showed portion
Of the lower jaw and one tooth, found in the hatcher
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16
EXTENSIVE AND IMPORTANT SALE Of
Fashionable Clothing
AND CENT? EsNFEsN,S IsHTtRNEGHINt. f,nIanS

ALFRED MUHROE 81 Co, 81 Magazine ST.,
{OuD give notice their friends and patrons
w In order nuke for spring AID Summer Ge, their
large stock WINTER CLOTlNG he sold od la
order reduce stock much possible, shall present
nd1cement rarely before od in New rieans We have
marked down. and selling ali heavy Winter Clothing
eesientely low prices.
We Sly request Of aoren which III
10 be most cutnplete in
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16

sH fsr 81 fnpii. new rne GIT da9fhi rsssrheer
qsp p.Andfaeafe VII isAFs - above THIS
fII6 o. II. WHITE. f6 pofdras Ct.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16

The Columbus lGa Enquirer publishes the
following notice Of The resent change in this estab
lishmen, lii one Of great number. OF a similar
character, which We have read in our exchange pa
psrs- all Of which We feel profoundly grateful
Our @oassty @ has forbid The republication oil
them in our columns and we give this one on ac.
count Of the indiscriminasing compliment it pays
70 The Independent press Of this city
Neig 0fleoas Cyssesss ~ he late propsietors.
Messrs. Hayes, Walker q Wilson, have sold Out
this establishment to Messrs john w Crockett, j.
w Frost and H. A. Kidd The present proprie-
tors are personally unknown to Us, but are highly
spoken Of by the New Orleans press, as gentlemen
Of talents and accomplishments Of escry kind, 70
sustain the well deserved reputation Of their paper
That they may do So and add even 20 its present
popularity, IS our sincere WISH. Commentator
from Us is Of course but Of little consequence to
shems yet we must be permitted to remark, that
The nealtal presses Of New Orleans are IN every
good and essential quality equal Il not superior, to
any ia The Union. There IS an industry, an abil.
isy and harmony nmoag chem. which puts 20
shains The blaekgeardlsm Of he political press.
We love g see this aud sjoice 10 hear Of their
prosperity.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16

NEGROEs TO uIRB

ReeOIIect!
a,1 oiY GENUINE 11lGfcAL p4IN Ezra GToR 4.
No. 1871 Chartes street M Il
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L1naRkl Dtlslas No nj az Pelican EEa carler Of Com.
men and 81 claries Streets. u 10 O'clock
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ThoMspe0M 81 .vIr0ll,

Thompson ~ .VST09g.
No. 10 Camp street.s.o Opposite sEEexvIett's,
ETAYE received per steamship Ohio an additional stock Of
Al FASHIONABLE cD0tlllNG. Coa1faising good
assortment d the following aIfielfs:
Super French black cloth u RFs5S. COATS;
Snler French black and cosis1 eeill FI0ck Goats
Black a1d eol0Fed cloth Palaf0ts and X aacy Cons
Dab ard colonel Cloth QVERg0AIS---aew style;
Black French cloth CLlAkSsk,a and mi cncles
Black and fancy Doeskin and Cashmere PANTSy
Black and fancy YES sra large variety
White MAEseiies tssfs-siIige and double breasted
AIedno, Gotten and Siik uNDERS1iR1s, Drawers
and Hait.hOse
Linen and Cotton sIi IR Ts-latest styles;
Black and tanry GRAY AfS-of IN styles;
siik and Cambric ItANDki FSS--whte aud borlered
Jouen's Kid, six, Buck and Cashmere 81 QE ~, etc.
etc. d27 II 2do
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16

f Persons afflicted with diseases skin such as Phnp
Bohes, Taa Fteckes Worphe Cfaeked and eudsr
shoad that blessed remedy Joaess Chemical seaptn
Of the SKIN disappear article become celebrated fof
cpTipg al diseages Of Ihs skin,
Sold az 81 Chatham street, NeWYcrk Qniy
leans Isl ChartIes fyl2 62p
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-16

Her MN ta1
IAs als Ct Aeatln e y tissseI iP e Z Sss
W. IS aasbssissi p ssaouHss A u Ihs pre-
alhi incumbent. q eandidatg iei seiipn aeAt
Ess orssssat flsa.s aascanss ,IIs iiSss n lgas NJ
lFtt a. & candidate TO- The Office Of 81 Hii df al he
esneg Apal election. and oblge many fdr6asin BIC
Hft ThKrh MUNICIPALITIES.
acssfs Eiliors Please announce me a andidate lpg
liz Chief Maghtracy Of the city Election ll ApnliMxt
- PnrsR 4 loans ezl.a. ssaie Lbfstia1-
For RecosdeFs
Eds, creseer' i'easc announce y: VfeAiHAsln g "
Independent candidate for the ocs Of ~ Saeond
Muncpsity, and obies tfyll y ksy VOTERS.
Relief or Destitute Irish Inuniesabts.
NJ Ii aaporaAIre ieupn Adopsid u ne hlne Tor
he Isd Dssfus lfsA hs ~ qss Aays
sv.hll tlss respective Nasisipdtss the
Iss S 4. sP sa RsasN ss; p.. ass's's
S Ri sf lsSsp S ssIy'ss, SS6ss
T Ts ' Ss1asssan + f ssSs' sissss
VS. @A FIG F.sl { sh sss Ss sssRs
w ssS zssAs' &c s'snis ssssAso, ITS 3d.
j 4 Hoaaavh ~ Roach. isles taHssseF
Ms lGsss; g. Ps sssss:a ' syIss'ss
i & Duncan i wAsht, F:HsIasQFs
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