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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-16
Arrivals at the Prineip1i Hotels yesterdQy.


VERANpA,...W Mckee, w Cook, Bray, N ,
Whtstead, J J Chambers, M lyon. u Wndey; VIM
Lightfoot, Miss Ege SION, DR. T Pinckard Tucker
lady and servant VIM McCotrhcon and lads, @ Buney,
WIN r. AND lady, Mrs AG2m, child ard .Iygnt, Th1s
safod. W safod Mr. Hsrgg, mr. ard J Mrs. vs. Iefer
Mis- sopl, John N schWager New York; WeIborn;
b Gordon, j r Mcintosh, North Csrona 3 r liousten
d Alexatder w Hende, on, John G Phillips, Mrs
Walker, w A Glover, lady and servant. - Ticknor w
Kthili. DR. simon,. Alabama; DuVa. W ? Wg,feld
and iadv, oil W II Rot ards, Arkansas Pollard BaIt
NOR; T. N Ward, New Qresus Major 7 T. Hawkins, Ky;
We gds Tennessee; + Shiron, Philadelphia; Aonzo
snyder N Stewart, lady and servant Cock
Rice, j Turner Louisiana; Aston, NewYork; VIM
Jas Barrett. Boz |, st Louis; Wilson, Wrcensn:
McRea. ship Trimoun'a n; L w Cady. cincinnati.
ARCApK....J Hgham. Townrsnd, Taylor, New
Orleans; Jordan, buckworth, Galveston VIM Craig
Mob e; A Barning, Chas Thunnemsnn Newt Orleans;
Mages Mssspp Jss Cowan, John Craig. Tennessee;
w Ingram, Louisiana.
CONT STREET VKRANDA,...J Legier Geo Iiichng,
] Jone.. New orleans; Robert ong. Bardstown Ky
Woodward, Ksn tucky John Wilkes, Jos Wipe, Texcs;
| J B KempeOn. Baton Rouge.
ST. LOUIS. F Brombery, M Carnelich, Mobile; w
Wa lace G Brown, &c, Sutherland, J " souihmad.
Mrs Logan, Mr. Logan. l. Sawyer, FewYork; Saml
Drennen, Scotland; Wyndhsm Robinson daughter and son
Virginia; DR. Smith. .tiakapes; John Ronih A w
Jones and servt Loulsiana Packwool; Miss Bucking-
| han, w Chaplin, North Mrs N Brown, Miss
North Miss ssDpi. A Ianauza NewOileans; + III well
Columbia, G; Thompson Alabama; w Andrews. Geor.
! GA; 4 Gray, Kentucky.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-16

Sold.-The lands and buildings in Boston,
known the Leveret Jail prog srty, were sold re-
Gently to J. l.. AIMEE, Esq, for $4,000, ten per
cent of the purchase money to BIS paid down, and
ten per cent. annually, with interest thereafter
the estate covers 46, 236 square feet of land
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-16

Asl Rob6sr Caught. "A young man named
Jas. Hackney was arrested near Demopolis, Ala,
on the 5sh instant on charge of robbing the mail
He had upwards Of $500 in bank bills and checks
in bic possession, the latter drawn in Memphis in
favR q parties in NewYork and other Northern
gities. H seafssssd he crime.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-16

Violating the Oyster Laao.-The soop Levant
of Philadelphia, was captured on Friday week
and taken to Annapolis, for dredging for oysters
in the Chesapeake. The Maryland Republican
says this is the second time this vessel has been
taken for that offence. Late in October she was
condemned and sold under the law of that State.
She was then purchased by her former owner,
who, it appears, has returned to his old trade, and
has again lost her.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-16

Endowment of a College-We learn from the
Aberdeen Miss Independent that the Baptist Cor
vention which met at that place on the 9th ult
passed resolutions to raise 100000 for the endow.
ment of a college. The convention is spoken of
as one of the largest ever held by that denomina-
ton in the Stale, and as having adopted many i'm.
portant resolutions.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-16

Railroad Accident.-On the night of the 9Th
instant collision occurred on the Hudson River
Railroad, near Peekskill, between the two passen-
ger trains. number of cars were completely
smashed, and four persons were killed, and some
twenty or thirty more or less injured. Their
names have not been ascertaned.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-16

III Hsrsld Of the Union."-Such is the title
Of new monthly Newspaper which has just been
siarted in New York, with G. Edwards Lester, Esq
a. editor. It promises to be devoted, above all
sthsr things, TO the perpetuity and prosperity Of
he Union. The specimen number, now before
%, contains an immense quantity Of very interest
ing matter. The paper and printing are both oil
very superior quality; and we are informed that
he journal has already leaped into an extensive
circulation, and it is certainly deserving of this
nuRAeRR.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-16

Compliment.-On the evening Of December 5,
the Jackson Association of Washington City COM
pmented Mr.. Speaker Boyd with a magnificent
serenade, and were afterwards Hospitality enter
tanned by him. Mr. Boyd being called out, made
very neat and appropriate speech, and his remarks
elected the most enthusiastic applause.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-16

Making Lapisak-The correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun says that there is a systematic
effort now making to enlist kossuth on the side of
abolitionsm, and to work on the prejudices of a
large portion Of our adopted population, with a
view of making capital out of him for dangerous
faction
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-16

Firs.-A fire in Racine, Wisconsin, on the 2sth,
destroyed Peckham 81 Co.'s Dry Goods Establish.
ment, Vantrue's Grocery Store, and World & Her.
riek's large Saddle Factory. Peckham & Co.'s
loss, $4,000; Vantrue's, S2,5O0; and the other
stores fully insured
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-16

The Resuit of FoNy.-A Welsh gardener
named William Malcomb, living near Cincinnati,
came to his death on Tuesday week by attempting
to swallow whole pork steak, on a wager. He
leaves wife and two children.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-16

Remedied The ST. Louis Republican lear rs that
the delay and inconvenience to which the Western
Morse line Of telegraph has for some time been sub
icted to at Cape Girardeau, has been remedied by
the use of gutta, percha wire across the river at
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-16

Strange.-A telegraphic dispatch to the Charles
ton Courier states that Kossuth openly expresse.
his at the course of Congress towards
him, and talks of returning TO Europe.
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Large Grant.-We learn from the Dublin
Evening Mail tina. the Spanish Government have
conceded grant of two hundred and fifty square
miles of country on the banks Of the Guadalquiver,
in the provinces of Andalusia and Estramandura,
the richest quality" to be colonized by Irish set
tiers, under the following conditions: Exemption
from taxation for twenty-five years; admission Of
their furniture clothing, and agricultural imple-
ments free of duty privilege of telling timber for
building in the royal forests power to appoint their
own municipal authorities. The district in ques-
ton, having been depopulatsd by the expulsion Of
the Moors, has never since been fully occupied.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-16

The Case Of Ginn.-The Elkton tMd.) Demo-
crat states that the court, and part of the jury
who found him guilty of murder, have signed Pc
tition to Governor Lowe 10 commute his punish
ment from death to Imprisonment in the Penten.
tiary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-16

TAs Soul. western Railroad Convention.
President of the St. LouiS Chamber of Commerce
hes appointed the following named gentlemen as
Delsgates to the Southern Improvement Conven-
ton, 70 b held in New Orleans, on Monday, the
ssh January. 1852: Henry Choutsau, P. R. Nc.
Crssry, Edward J. Gay, W. C. Kenneth, r. A.
Barnes, R. J. Lockwood, William Wade, r. N.
Renick, franklin Chiles, D. A. January.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-16

The Delta says we threaten the wing members
Of the Legislature with q shower If Indignation, in
case they should fail to elect wing officers. We
do no such thing. We have no riga:, nor Do we
pretend to threaten either wings or democrats. We
~ perfecty at liberty to pedict the probable con.
sequences Of the action of either.
when the Delta pretsnds to give the spirit OF
The morning pres, it will please remember that we
are independent, not neutral Being so, we do not
expect 10 please Ill parties and are liable to be
attacked or censured by BOTH
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-16

FroR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from Mon,evideo to
Qctober II, report that the war in the Banda ORR.
entail had terminated, and tina. Oribe had retreated
10 biz country house at Rnton. The Argentine
forces were reported to have joined Urquiza. The
Orisntals had joined Gen. Cargan. A provisional
Government was talked Of The war had tsrmi
mated without bloodshed, and the town of Monte
vide0 was Illuminated.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-16

Pemonstrance-Some stckler for the rights of
his sex, and alarmed, we suppose, at the innova-
tons of the other, sends the editors of the Home
Journal letter of remonstrance against the modern
fashion Of wording marriage notices. He quotes
Latin to prove that the man ma1ries tie aconaan,
and that the woman is married to the man He
considers it eqr lily Objectionable to announce
simply that two persons were married, or that the
man was married to the woman, and illustrating
the latter by remarking that it is like saying Cape
Cod is anchored vessel, instead of the vessels
being anchored to Capp Cod.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-16

Piracy IN tic China Seas The NewYork
Commercial publishes an extract from letter
dated, Hong Kong, Sept. 80, which states that the
Spanish brig Brilliante, that left that port on the
10th Of July last for MANILA with valuable cargo
on board, among which was $4,000 in specie,
was captured by pirates when she was but thirty
miles distant from Hong Kong. The plot to take
her is supposed to have been concocted before she
sailed, and the pilot who brought the vessel into
the harbor from Whampoa, is suspected OF being a
party to it. A portion of the treasure is said tc
have been recovered by the Mandarins. The yes.
sci was scutled and sunk, and the crew all massa.
cred BY the pirates.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-16

Heavy DiUidend The Phonix Insurance Com
pany of ST. Louis recently declared dividend OF
thirty-three per cent. The Phonix is conducted
on the mutual plan, with capital Of one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-16

Broacn's Hotel, Washington.-The Messrs
Brown have completed their magnificent and ex.
tensive establishment, on the site of the old hotel
on Pennsylvania Avenue, and it is now open fol
the accommodation Of the public. The "Repub-
lie states that the conveniences and comforts
that art and experience could suggest can here be
enjoyed. The furniture generally is of the --latest
patterns, and much Of it of degree of richness in
few insti noes equaled, and no where exceled. Be-
side, the marble building is an ornament to Penn
sylvania Avenue, and monument of the good taste
and liberality of the enterprising proprietors.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-16

Mail RoJ6eries-The Hagerstown (Md) Mail
states that letters containing over $4,000 in money,
and drafts to large amount, have been taken
from the mail between that city and Williams
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-16

Shocking A6air-Zedekiah Skets, of Jackson
county, Ga, killed his few days ago by shoot
ing him with a rifle. The unnatural father has
been arrested.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-16

The Spirit Spreading "A General Banking Bill
is under discussion in the Legislature Of South Ca.
volins,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-16

Dsatk Of Hon. J. r. Poinset.-A telegraph dis.
patch Of the 18th, from Charleston, s. c., informs
y Of the death Of the Hon. Joel R. Ponsett, on the
18th inst, in Sumpler county Of that State. Mr..
Poinsett was well known in the political world az
man Of fine ability and attachments.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-16

Arrssted.-A dispatch of the 7th inst, from
Louisville, says:
samuel X. Page was arrested last evening for
ute ring $l400 of counterfeit notes on the North
ern Bank Of Kentucky. in notes Of 500 each"
Mr. Page is an old, well known citizen Of that
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-16

Hqgs.-Up to the 9Th inst. 76, 900 hogs had been
slaughtered in Louisville and vicinity. The Gin.
cinnasi Commercial says:
We stated . few days since, that the hogs
slaughtered this season would reach to almost
100000. It 10 now thought by those who are
booked up in our pork affairs, that the number
killed will 80 beyond that figure. We never saw
better hogs than those now coming 10 market.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-16
Horse, Buggy and Harness

FOR S A LIE
A FINE large HORSE, seven years old, sound
4 \ and kind, perfectly gentle in harness under a.
the saddle and will move at the pleasure Of the I0N
diver at 80 minutes the lie moderate gate 80
easily fms ened. and be left where wi bout
tyne-sui,abe Tor any purpc'e; The BUGGY and II Ar.
any hour the Stable No. lO2 Julia street, between Camp
md Magazine sta DO 2ptf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-16

THB 81. CnARLEs.-We last night witnessed the charm.
hs performances ofths Rous-s Sisters, and away, as
~ bssvs svsy in the houee did, delighted with them
Guch eeil csnres have rarely. if ever on the
aasp. We glad large attendance. and have
dosbl thst there will be full house every evening of their
~ atAx in QuH city.
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Fashionable Goods,


Fashionable Goods,
Corner OF st. Charles and Common SITS.
]. DUG OURN AU,
Just retained from Paris, beg leave inform his friends and
the ppbcn general that he has received by ships Emperor.
Lemuel Dyer, New England and Isaac Bell from Havre
rich assortment Of the most FASHIONABLE GOODS.
Paeot Black and Blue Cloth with Brandebourg, in the
la st Partisan style cooed and ght assorted Over Goats:
Jackets do do,; Black Coats sdperne; trock toa3
do do. Coaks blue. dark fine Linen Shirts, new fashion;
Black ant coored assorted Spsterdas White Silk su5pend
itch Morning Gowns, assorted Jouvla Gloves. Black SIX
and co0red Dorsey Vets; asO Cashmes CI)lse and do
Black.
Articles for Pantalo0ns.
Black extra fine Cashmere, do Faconne BOnJean. DO co..
ored, plain plaid and striped, DO. Chinese last style
Vests.
Black Cashmere embroide ed DO. coored do Cashmere
do. Velvet: do plain Black Sk; do tloveIs do. the hes
assorted colors; Black Satin; do. pen White; DO Silver
and Gold plain stripes and flowers, Itch. for welding
Vaenciss striped and PLAIN; Write and Yellow Cashmere.
Cloth.
Amie, do Green Emefande. do. Invisible, do. Fammf
do Prince Regent. do. Oree d'Ous, do Bronze Olive do
Gid, do light Blue, do Brown, DO Black Edndon, etc.,
| for extra fine Paetots.
Black Satin Crayas do. Armure, elk. plain ETC. do. es
sorted col0rs ardne Spoanie Taetas, with laces, do.
Cobrs, DO black Venienne, DO evanne do. White etc.
stocks fine assortment oil rich Canes
Ef Persons who entrusted with orders for Pars are
informed that they have been ca'euy uh led and that The
same now ready for delivery. DUCOlRNAU
MI lm2p corner It. Charles and Common ss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-16

Tas LAST CHAxos.-Ths Fair at the Annoy Hall. for
~ bsasAt Of the Orphans. co.ss this evening. We
aeam asse TO ciizsns the proprety Of extending
eunoreus aid to noble and sndable an object.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-16

DloonHRIsM At THE LAKE.-Miss g. G. Cushmau
wAss sseeeul achievement Of walking five hundred miles
In i've huadFed corrective hous, has arrived from st.
Lsuia and about making arrangement with Capt. Dan
Hshsk 70 perform the feat At the LAks end ofths Shell
Rse1 To- which puposs ahe expected be the ground
~ shspoon. Miss Q. i snted great beauty.
The fat ! perfosncd In Blosmss costume.
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CorrespOndence.


ST. CHARLES ST., Dec. 49, 1851.
snennln accordance with the line Of conduct which have
myself PROPOSE with your
SATURDAY NIGHT a Benefit the fremsns Charitable
Association. If IL meets YsSs and that OF the Department.
you viii please she arrangements be made for
conducting the business Of the evening, and rendering the affair
worthy OF the noble institution which proposed benefit
Very truly, yours, DAN RICE
Messrs E. Mctoven Chairman and others the COMMITTEES
Balls and Benefits u The Fhesns Charitable Association
FIREMEss CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION, Dec 10.
To Dan Rice, ESQ:
Dear SrYour kind and benevolent Offer rendering Benefit
the Femens Charitable Association, received and
felt thanks do behalf Of Association, accept
being reduced at present. for the the Widows and
Orphans that beg TO gratitude for this
other occasions bera the Fremens Association
With our best wishes for the noby deserving
remain dear sir your obedient servants,
f. J. MCG0vERN,
JULES FULDA.
JAMES GIBNEY,
Il. GRUBER,
NJ. JUDsoN,
die 3l2p Committee n Balls and Benefits.
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IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING
100000 Worth OF Fashionable
CLOTHING AT RETAIL.

100000 Worth OF Fashionable
CLOTHING AT RETAIL.
aEgsi'eH .EEssssgOe s. CO.'S
ONE PRICE STORE.
No. "a MAGAZINE STREET, corner OF Graver.
IF We would inform friends and the puoo in general that
CIo,hing, Furnishing Goods, etc.,
q: boe 'a 's. " ss az s5s
only cay and onI immense sale. are oTus a
go2d nnOy lew eoa the guilty Of each article
deal sa@s rR aSr
Boay"y, Ns%Yerx under The immediate
G g6 Tfo Rni S G e codenss Beng ase
line call and examine assortment
The following is only partial list of articles;
Frock and Dress Coats:
French and English Black c,oth p,e snd fESe. Coats
Do 30 90 61s
Do do Black and Fancy coorea Cloth Waiting ii Coats
F%sRy' aSt siss n.y. s's;
DO bEPrsn Fcy Ga%e coa
MSd and
Do a6ado 59 9, g6 eGG n g turn %s.r 90
Do do Blue, Brown and Drah Pilot Cloth sacs.
BlanlSet Coats:
% Ho Do ts o Ssd ' 90 and am" osi
3: i ifSpd 'a % Fancy Coord 90 and psso
Tweed Goats:
Ffoch Eng aud American Tweed s5ss FroG., and PaeO
Do 30 Dc DO DO % 90 s sSiSis'"d'
Blue Black Cloth clolss quality
Black and Blue Pilot Cloth Cloaks
Fancy silk and Satin Vests, ali qualities
ss:s :f 5 s;s Yeats. .aus
VINE MaI..i.s '; and Buff Cashmere Do DO
T We ask particular attention to assortment Of very rich
WEDDING and soiREE VESTS also, STYLE Jenny Lind
PantaIoons.
French Black Doessin and Cussimsre Pan'eoonsi
5s1iy ose.adiay rnoon
Sya s. 9sd n" si Ps 9s sis P""oon'
French and American Cotonsde do
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
w SS ar Bo SaS and S Gray Go5a ssc. all qualities,
sss sn dq GSo and oPs s sai' a. s qualities.
| Al Woo! aud Soqer Ribbed sars
s ss SIX MS aSa S 1ass 6ad hsd and Flannel Shirts
sas, f Ra and WIFI faassl D TSd:b,ui
braSsrs q ali the above descriptions,
HaIf.Hose:
Al WHsS Ms wine and Lambs ass WD , Hose ali qu1''
.s TS:ss %,:Is e
n Boys' and on III G,. n1.'s olothng'
B. B. 90 &c &c do do 5 ss!.G''
Do and Blue Cloth Clpaksi
| DO Beaver. Pilot, Cld I and Blanket Ovsrcoatsj
Childrin's Black and Fancy Colored Cloth Suits;
Do do Blue, Brown and Olive Polka Jackets;
Do Cloth and Tweed Toga and Sac Coats
Do Black aud Fancy Coori Cashmere Pantaloonsi
Boys do do do do
i Do Black and Coored Silk and Satin Vests;
l DO White and Coltred Marssilss Vests.
Gloves,
Black, White and Colored Kid Goyesl
/ Black and White Silk do
l Cashmere. Merino aud Le Thread Gloves:
Fine and heavy Buck Cloves DIFF re Mt sizes;
/ sUsPENDERS, of various knis,
SILK and Satin Cravats,
| Black and Fancy Silk and Satin Cravats
/ Do TIA Ian CrsVas from 80 TO AZ inches;
| Linen and silk Handkerchief;
Whit AMI Coors Linen Bordered Han iksrenisfs;
Beat sptafed India Bandsna ard Poueee landkercL
Trunks, ValiseS, Carpet Bags, etc.
COTTON AND SILK UMRRELLAs.
| INDIA RUBBER GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
ONE PRICE FOR GOODS AND NO DEVIATION.
ALFRED MUNROE II co,
pA.dAWa - Magazine ssNt
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To" Christian Brothers schOOi.-An examination
will be held ia this excellent institution Of Posyarrs and
Fouehr Streets numbering TIRES hundred pupils under
the direction the Christian Brothers, WEDNESDAY next
between the hours Of 10 and g. ami from until p M Tho yarou
branches thorough English education, comprising also the Latin
French Driwns taught this intuon, which is
tne solely BY the active bene'osnce OF this brotherhood
We would state also, MONDAY FAIR will be held
beush this establishment for the Of quidang
$4,000 hangs and is he hoped that
the OF philanthropy and education will
contrbus prom,trs sudsb and charitsbs
oh.c, DIG
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n george w aSnlnStOh LOOSo n o. 0os
"a - The members Of th. Lodge requested to attend
stated meeting, on TUESDAY EVENING, the 10th
w inst, o'clock Masonic Hall. Of BArsnne
and fsrdds full attendance required ssstion Of
oee,s Of he ensuing MAssnie by order Of the W. NJ
ans 7. 4. DENTxkls essPsAiYs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-16

f Editors Crescent-Please announce that the Office
Of the Coroner parish Of the
Of St. Peter and Chrrss Streets Municipal Hail. and residence 2
Canal street. Second Municpaly and his Deputy, No. Ram
part, between ST. Anne and Main streets dis Nv
To- Netico-NKw ORLEANS GAS LloHr COMPANY
xoreau December ls5-Ths annual election Of Sir Drec
tors Company held the Office Common street,
on MONDAY January between OF 10 A. NJ and r.
M 1851 By order. r. N. WOOD, Treasurer
ET- Washington Fire Company NO. SV-At an
meeting company held Monday evening" Dec
s. the following gentlemen elected to serve LOT he ensuing
year; n.,.
john SxwELL...... PNsdent'
AIry RoBnRTsoN,, Foreman.
ROBERT HAMLToS... nst Sss,s'ent.
ALEX CLARK ,,...... Serohu ASSISTANT
Jos. RosE S.ecretafy.
Ioas OAyEsPoRr -. Treasuler.
JouN kMMEL ,...,... Steward,
HENRY ]. LEOVY and C. CUMMINGS Delegates 10 The Fire.
die iw JOS. ROSE, Secretary.