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Rark Ba n, M1 Mumlod. ls5 day. from Portland Nle

uEHIsrR1oNIos. -Unluckily, in attempting to
crafty our friends of the Histrionics, have run
afoul of of our brethren of the press We shall
learn by-and-by that types are edged tools We
can only say to the editors of the Delta and in fact
to all the gentlemen Of the press that though we
may have, and hope to have, many "a pretty quar-
re' with them, we don't intend to let any body do
the fighting but ourselves. The moderate reprool
of our contemporary only makes us the more regret
the occasion which calls it forth. We think Ber-
tyam might have been criticised without comment
ing on gentleman who does not belong to the stage
As to the Histrionics and their critics. we now give
this public notice Of august intention of attend
ing the next performance, and they must be on their
best behavior for, to tell the truth, these two or
three little mistakes have soured our naturally anna
BILE temper, and we intend to let it out and thus
make ourselves agreeable--settle off old accounts
and begin new one
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D5- Some of the papers discussing the FEAST
bility of stretching the wiresa cable of hrty-six
strands-from Halifax to Ireland, and along the
banks of Newfoundland, which extends to within
100 miles of the Irish coast, below all currents"
Estimated cost $3,000,0OO
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Gs- Henry Quinn, two years of age, and John
Devlin, six years of age, were burned 10 death in
New York, on the 18Th. The mothers of the
children had locked them in room, and gone to a
church near by.
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ST.. CHARLES THEATRE Guy Manneing or the Clip
sys Prophecy -'' Thirty three John Street,
PLAoIDE's VARIEI1Es.-"The Serious Family The
Nereid Queen
ORLEANS THEATRE" Jerusalem
ST.. CHARLES HoTEL.-Dal for the Benefit of Colunbn
Lodge No. "a.
ARMoRY HALL.-BIewer's Panoramas
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~ - +
lo4d they did moi fear detection. Upon lsfuhing
Our journey ll6g again stfaclI the road, but mne-
nieiy len it, and marched far from Tin direction
conlfary 10 STOCKTON. When coming % lagoon
they tried 20 pass Ii BY going N e. (Siockton lying
s. wy Finding they could not, and their eoEnpa-
nv continually diminishings We told them they
must 70 directyi0 Stockton, and that II they were
afraid to take ~ we would take them. On promsr
ing to secure them from harm, if possible, they
continued We struck for the road, and their lead
er, who the day previous had walked by my side
with pistol constantly pfesenteds now SAID that
he could go no further, hut feeling TINT he WINS
necessery we got him on mule and marched kSm
along N otr custody.
Finally reaching a tent on the road, we found, to
our great surprise, that we were nsne asffes from
Stockton. We supposed we were within two miles
OF the place. Going up 10 the tent, We found
company who had come 10 rescue MS, anu had been
searching all night for us. They insisted that the
Chians should deliver up their arms and be bound;
shis The Chilians resisted, but in vain. We were
then informed that we could not take them 10 Stock
ton, which were very DESTROYS Of doing, and they
were taken from Us and marched back 10 The noun
tdins 10 dnssUcr 10 he charge Of murder!
We came on to Stockton, and delivered ourselves
up as prisoners Here we ascertalned that the war;
rant for our arrest, which was exhibited the af-
ternoon of the previous day, for the first time had
| been obtained by Illegal means and no one appear
ing against us, although the complainant was in
town, we were honoraby discharged.
Two men were lett nehinu IN the cdDil--one was
very sick with fever, the other badly wounded-yet
the Chilians refused to leave any one to attend
them. One of their own number, whom they had
shot accidentally while firing upon the inmates of
/ the cabin in which they perpetrated their most
rious butchery, they left unburied. Mr. Starr the
person badly wounded in the cabin, was found dead
| the next day He was an inoffensive man, and
leaves family Of ten children to mourn his loss
/ The other person shot dead was also aged, and
leaves five children to lament his loss. The occu-
pants of this cabinwhere the bloodiest part Of the
scene took place--never had any thing to do with
the matter in question. They evidently supposed
that it was the Judges cabin, and undoubtedly
thought they were venting their rage upon him and
his friends r. 7. GILL. M. d.
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The MODERN HOUSEWIFE have received
from the publishers, ID. Appleton & Co., through
the poleness Of our friend J. B. Steel, "The Mod
ern Housewife; or, M6nagere," very neatly
bound volume comprising 1000 receipts in the sci
ence of cookery, by the celebrated Alexis Soyer.
Every married lady should be in possession of this
,Uofk
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Ametlon saics This Dav.

f. H. PEI1rPA1N will sell at 10 clock at No Canal street.
Dry Goods by catalogue, Umbrellas, and Cotionades.
j. A. BEARD win sell. at IL O'clock at Banks Arcade-Real
Estute.
Magazine street-Groceres Provision and Liquors. AT
hatpast " O'Clock, at the of Magazine and Canal
site Post IA, Third Mupicipality-Coa
VIM p SC0TT will SELL at past 10 O'clock 81 Camp
street-Furniture.
s. GUIEAuLT will SELL O'Clock at the corner of Jackson
and Franklin streets-Gr0cery Store
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10 A disastrous fire broke out in Richmond,
Va the 18th inst, in the large four-story brick
building occupied as Cotton Factory, and owned
by Company known as the Planters Factory"
Loss S40OO0-insured
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&c The Naval Court Martial now in session at
Brooklyn Navy Yard, is occupied in the trial OF a
sailor by the name of Stewart for attempting to
throw an officer overheard
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To- Nottingham presents the most crowded
population of England. In one particular part,
1900 people dwell in space not measuring 22O
yards square.
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w ne indebted to the courtesy d Mr.. Da
~ 3 kIsiag of New York, d passenger 90 The
1'seema. ~ San Francisco and Panama papers Of
The 'niedt dates.
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10 The Mayor of Pittsburgh has declared hi.
determination to break up all houses of i'll reputG
in that city.
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4s-l'he London Dispatch says that the Russ ian
is greatly superior to the English navy in numbers,
and is manned TO certain extent by the intrepid
Finanders
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Co During the recent gale off the Yorkshire
coast, England, large number OF vessels went
down while at anchor, the crews in all cases per-
ishng.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-The Cotton market is
unsettled. Buyers are unwilling to offer prices
previous to the arrival of the steamer. Flour
dull and depressed. Corn declined &c. Sales
of 1000 bbs. Mess Pork at $40 so; Prime, IS so
Lard steady Sales of New Orleans Sugar at
Il to Sc. Molasses 27lc. -. Tobacco firm. COT
fee dull. The America reached Boston this
morning. :. In London Coffee was advancing
Laguayra sos; St. Domingo sos. . White Corn
declined Is. Cd. There had been terrible storm
at Liverpool, with much damage to the shipping.
The packet ship Stephen Whitney, of New York,
was lost. The Prussian Constitution has been
adopted. The Pope will return Immediately to
Rome The Circassians have gained great adj
vantage over the Russians in a recent battle Aus
tria and Russia have demanded the expulsion of
the Polish refugees in Switzerland Nothing else
of moment
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f'sE seurHHaR sEarinnL.-- w call tlle atten-
yen q orr adysttising friends 70 lie card Of the
saIisl d lIis sxssIlsnt Journal
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w are indebted 70 Mr. n. Gibson. clerk
q ils steamer Harry Hill, for Nashville dates Of
sbe oiss inst.
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We are authorized 10 announce A. D. CRossMAN, the pre-.
sent incumbent candidate for reelection in April next
Eds. Crsseeat-Please announce the name of JOHN NJ
BELL as candidate for the office Of Mayor Of Ibis city at the
ensuing April election and oblige many friends in the
fy11 THnrE MtrrIrpATirfps )
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Prof fafshey delivers three more lectures.
Mffskiek y learn that this number does not per-
ND him 70 ooippieie die course Of subjects he had
intended % Illustrate. II the arrangements OF the
Comlniiiee az not preclude he plan, why not con-
lnNs Bis lectures few more evenings
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hiessTs Editors Please announce a Candidate for
the Chief Magstracy of the city Election in April next
fy4 PETER Il, JoRE, eS-I4a. State Librarian.
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Cur thanks are due the officers Of the steam
s. 'faqpois ior hate 81 Louis papers also to the
tIssmeF ossson for IKE iasors.
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MesaNie MEETIEG.--We call attention 10 the
s4feEslssmant in smother column, Of 4 meeting ot
ihe KaIsh.s Tsmpisrs. - : Ss''s y
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sateses- tE- HOWARD LODGE NO. ~. A Rsgulsf
Meeting Of This Lodge VIII BE- held THIS EVENING,
saiV Thursday, the GRAND Lodge Hall, at o'clock
ensiaAl attendance TsqusutFi.. BY order Of this N g.
tyH r.. SAMPSON Secxslary.
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For Mayor THOMAS J. SPEAR, Independent Crevasse
Candiatethe Poor Mans FTend-to be elected in April
M so
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mary SoPP', hifs T. Howard
Miss Melville the Duet, ' We Wandered in DTeams''
During evening Deld will sing White squall
" Boxes and Parquete, IS Upper Boxes so cents
Gallery, Is y2slt.
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S. OF tt. Meetings This Evening.

CRYSTAL FouNT DIVISION, No A. at Crystal Fount Hall
No ~ Tchouptouas street, at hafpast O'Clock.
WASHINGTON DIVISION, No. g. at Younger Brothers Hall
Lafayette, at half past O'Clock.
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AEfoRrAsr SALk.-By reference to our adxer.
ss'ae columns, il viii be seen that very valuable
property, Situated on the sea-coast between Pas.
Christian and Mississippi City, near the latter
place, viii this day be sold at auction b, J. A..
1fai9 A. this property Is located within six
hosls travel from the city, We imagine that mef.
chants would find il convenient for Summer resi-
aeHceS Ills we'll known that at these places the
chelesa was unheard Of during It's prevalence IN
Ibis sg--in 1892 aud 1919 and the number q
ihiiies passing The there, attest its free
dem from yellow fever Most Of the sea-coast
hand i covered with pines, bps we are told that the
10y % be sold today 70 great extent covered
yah 'lse oak and other ornamental trees. As lake
ianas are becoming every day Of greater value, il
wos''a be well for tAose desiring 70 purchase not
. psnpis sl.is opportunity 10 pass
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'f7F7{f ~ The Oiicfrs AMI Members Of lhe abnys
Company u please called meeting THIS
~ n S2S 4. KELLY, Chief Director.
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t& The knights remplars who signed the Petition
Tor The formation Of EncSmpmsn this city, will the
for he purpose Of appointing Officers petition fn
is earnestly desired iy2s Il
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no. fhe Brig ROWLAND. Capt. Watts. philadelphia
pas been removed from Post 10 % Post Second sb
now Censguecs Ni please tend The
their goods the Levee otnevae they will their
pene and risk th2e1 J. W. ANDREWs & Co. Oh
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reissrapIsd 70 ne sDaliy Crssesnt.'



New York, Feb, R3, lS50.-Cot,cn is FIRM,
awaiting the arrival Of the steamer. The sales Of
the week arc 1900 bales, closing at 13s to 1910
for Fair---other articles unchanged.
The sin store Of Stevens Il Co. Pearl street,
has been destroyed BY FIRE. Loss 100000, with
an insurance for $50,000.
The steamer Antelope, Of Philadelphia, is totally
wrecked near Norfolk. No lives lost
SECOND DIsPAroH.
BALTIMORE, Feb 24.--The steamer America
arrived on the 23d Cotton had fuctuated during
the previous fortnight and after various alte ratons
the market settled down to the quotations by the
Europa, viz Fair Orleans, I'D; Mobile, I'd /; Fair
Upland, I'd. The sales of the two weeks reached
90, 500 bales, of which 10000 Of American were
taken on speculation . The Grain market was
depressed. Indian Corn had receded Cd per
quarter ON Yellow, and Flour had declined Is for
good brands, with downward tendency. The
market for American Provisions has improved.
Good Western Bacon has advanced Is to 2s per
cwt. Pork is in demand, but prices unchanged
Lard has declined. New qualities OF Cheese are
in demand. Tallow, Cd . Freghts are steady
and in demand. Money depressed, Interest, 2
to p per cent. The Bullion in the Bank slightly
decreased. Consols closed at 95l to 95s for money.
American Securities are in fair demand at steady
prices, The intelligence from the manufacturing
districts and later accounts from India warrant the
belief of increased orders
THIRD DIsPATcH
BALTIMORE, Feb. 24--The Queens speech on
the opening of Parliament was favoraby received
The news from the Continent is OF great import
ance. There have been great riots in Paris and
some boodshed The ports of Greece are block.
AIDED by the English fleet.
The two Houses Of Parliament were opened on
the 3lst''by commission. The Lord Chancellor
delivered the Queens speech, which stated that
England was at peace with all the world The
explanations which had taken place with Austria
and Turkey had lessened the necessity and dispose
ton Of England to interfere.
FOURTH DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE Feb. 2j.-Paris was in a state of
siege The President had ordered all the revol,t.
tionary liberty poles to be cut down, when the mob
rose and protested against it One hundred thou
sand military were ordered out, and the mob was
finally subdued and dispersed. The city continued
under military rule, at the last dates, and much
feeling had been excited against Louis Napo-
Leon. Cotton was dull and had slightly declined
at Havre. There was serious rupture between
England and Greece and total suspension of in
tercourse between the two Governments The
Difficulty arose in consequence of some dispute about
the Ionian Islands. Five Greek vessels of war had
been captured by the British squadron, and the
Greek merchantmen were prevented from entering
or leaving their ports by the blockade. The Greek
Government would wait the action of the French
and Russian Cabinets. The French papers say
that Louis Napoleon wishes to initiate the example
of his uncle, and that this was his object in causing
the riots in Paris
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t Far chagre direct The splendid Mail Steamship OHIO
Lieut. James Fnday srhenck u. s. N, Comaning will leave
THURSDAY MURNiNG. The sSh o'cick. punctu
ally from her wharf head Of St Mary street. Laayee .Passengu
viii please be on board hour.
fyas PARADISE LAWRASON g. Co, 81 Graver II.
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~ John Ipele, Conlpissioe Mefchant, EmigYant and
heAlsnef Agent spIspIse tess tusalss "a BIZ ala tah.
illasg elss y Ril.s fsss, ss,as 4 .sass tks aga
9s ssisis Fns4hh = HRS plssf
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Daughters of Temperance.
0LEANDER UNION, No. s. at No. 8, Marignys Buildings
Third Municipality every Thursday, at O'Clock, p. NJ
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Died;
her late residence " Caddo PARISH the evening of the
2Oth inst, Mrs EMILY HoLT.
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~ Ainiphys lanpsing bin Of fare to-day is
E4ssl'f 'Ae pl'sniien # every epieurs.
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- t9bllE}l eaol Il re iaFlle5n Iss,laYl Woods
4 aAss.'sll
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a. The Holkreok Saloon offers Isl 81 rare
aad shasp visnds ioE se entertainment Of it, pat
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ar The u. 8. Mai Hesmsr EUROPA For cinennati Lou.
Ve hadison Paducah and Msnphs This hns EsSss.
receiving feigt, and will have ~ ABBY THIS DAY Thurs
day. M p. H. pansiualy, isesl Resdrsa q. wharf
hYnE-A OaL.EanY. Il PoYdraa
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~ Mssing-A number of Desk and Armoir Drawers,
containing Papers, Blanks Stationery belonging the under
signed Persons having such articles in their possession will confer
favor by giving notice where they may be found.
yls T. TOBY BOGERT, 50 Camp ST.
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LFpn .he Paeile Sew. 81 Dan. l5.l

o.
FLooD AT SACRAMENTO CITY.-Wbs, ,,s b.,.
long anticipated has at last taken place. The wa
ter., alter threstsning for weeks, have performed
;neir work az Saeramenso--the city is inundated,
We learn from passenger by the .te.msr 500
tor that the average depth OF water there is four
feet, There are, however, some few knolls vet
above water on the tops Of which hundreds have
collected as a last resort We regret to learn that
cured. One gentleman informs US q case n
four men, in stale Of intoxication, who fell over.
board from boat and persisted. The loss oil prop.
efty IN the city alone must be immense In addi-
lion 90 this herds Of cattle in the country have been
Sweptof in great numbers and drowned The lew.
esq estimate Of loss which we have heard, Is one
million Of dollars The current running through
the streets i very strong, and great proportion Of
the property lying loose has, Of course been swept
away houses and tents have also been swept
away One hrlek house, ia eonrae Of erection, had
he wslls cracked. aud he loandstaus 81 othess
leasfieai MAag sndfa4nsiae ta says lheM.
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GRAND ADVERTISEMENT,

in which Mme Antonia Hlarot Emilia Baron, .Valse, Ys
Mesrs Maugn, BoHuavy, Pnquely and sgyegaa, will apI
To conclude (by desire) with the Comedy Of
CHARLES THE SECOND
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. " Hermann Lodge No. 81, u. d., A. Y. n
A-gnter The Jurisdiction Of te Grand Lodge Of Loai- ~
ana incorporated In lsi2 The Regular Meeugs Of ~ ~
ING Lodge are held on le sesea gad ;oIh Thesars Of
Tia 50 4fGstt 3he natue ~ lie Aiisf
cad NJ faauifes tersH ap sspeefsg ayi1d ta s ss.ts u
afisi lFtR V AfkHR sfAANs, NJ Al
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The Pacific News Of January Sill. saws :
regards articles Of manufacture, prepared expressly
ior California, we see that an undertaken of New
fork Is making large assortment of collins and
Shipping them for San Francisco. We well recoi-
iect a case somewhat similar to this. In the course
OF one season, when the yellow fever was raging
violently N New Orleans, shsewd Yankee, think
ing that fair field for speculation was open 70 him
shipped a load Of ccfiins for the New Orleans mar
ket On the arrival of the vessel some Of the good
citizens Of that place looking upon the whole trans
action as a tacit insult formed themselves into
species Of Boseon tea-party, went on board Of he
SHIP and threw the collins INTO the stream
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SELVES we're forced 10 leave ks siol. and sven the
helblsz1 d TIE mercy 81 circumstances. gen.
,ie1isn INFORMS Of an instance that came within
lis knowledge, q 1 man who was almost dying lor
want Of water to qtench his thirst and vet who,
although the water was flowing within 4 few inches
Of his BERTH was 80 sck that he could not reach ont
and help himself
In addition to the loss Of life and property in adj
dition to the blighled prospects Of hundreds what
shall we say Of the immediate distress which The
inupdaticn has produced2 With many Of the
honses only one story high, with the rushing water
covering almost every spot Of land in the city, with
no conveniences for making fires, for sleeping. and
Tor cooking il is difficult to how the inhabitants
Of Sacramento manage to exist at the present time
The elements seem to be against us. Fire has
swept through our own city the same calamity
has visited Stockton, The central point Of The south
and now, to complete the circuit, the floods have
poured down with devastating power upon Sac
ramento, the metropolis Of the north. With mir
aele Of elasticity San Francisco has recovered from
its shock. Stockton IS rapidly regainng its former
appearance, and we cannot think, with many, that
this overwhelming flood from the mountains Of the
north, will destroy the prospects Of Sacramento.
We understand that a hundred thousand dollars
have already been subscribed by the citizens Of
Sacramento towards the construction Of levee.
This is a matter which long since should have
engaged the most earnest attention Of the popula-
ton Of that city and if attended to in time would
probably, in great degree have ameliorated if not
totally prevented, the late catastrophe We hope to
see il carried into thorough effect and Sacramento
shortly resume her usual position as an inland
commercial city, Notwithstanding the severe ordeal
through which she is now passing.
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SPRING GOODS Latest Styles.
TNHE Undersigned having received his Spring and summer
a Stock, consisting OF various qualities Of DRAPS d
ETES, DRILLINGS and MARSEfI4LES VESPfNGS.
i prepared to supply his friends and the public with
their Spring and Summer Cl0thiHg, the reasonable
terms Gentlemen about making purchases are requested
fy2s I'm HENRY HAMBURGER, n 81 Common s..
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THE snnrHERN sENTINj

ITO ADNERFISERS-Th Journal is published in
PLAQuEMINE, Parish OF Ibervie, Of the pros.
porous towns and weahest parishes in the STATE and about
Journal Of the parish, and the high road prosperity.
The undersigned proprietor will be at The VERANDA for te
balance OF week and will be happy receive the av0is
OF those who wish their business occupations known in the
"p fys8 ' f OF Inc s''ie' w RRApBuRN
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I ENTERS LOsImLost or misaid from the Desk Of the
IL Crescent Office, TWO LETTERS, one objected to
Capt BExAR EIMnNs, Washington City, the other a. L.
j. CoHEN, N. w both marked .. favor OF d. J0bson
ANY inoraionin regard them viii be thankfully received
az this office. fy8