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manufactures 1t is said that with this material,
prepavd, the texture and softnsss of cotton are
gained. together with the durability OF linen,
accompanied with the cold paper-like surface which
has hitherto been peculiar to it and these advan-
tages said to be attainabe at cost Of produce
ton considerably below the present price Of cotton
4" As every effort" says the Times, "will be made
induce the Irish agriculturists to make prepare
tons for the extension of the next crop, it is
probable that before the lapse of another year,
enough will have been accomplished to warrant a
broad and definite opinion to the ultimate results
that may be anticipated from the movement" The
Morning Chronicle says: "The experiments taking
place a: Manchester progressing in the most
satisfactory manner, and the results are posi-
BILE, even more satisfactory than at the period when
we first announced this valuable discovery. The
samples which we have received fully bear out the
opinion which then expressed to the value
of the invention" The Glasgow Chronicle says
that Mr.. Elijah Slack, OF Rsnfew, patented, in
June, 1919, the very invention which Mr.. Claussen
is now trying the advantage of, and that Mr..
Slack then produced samples of fax (which were
spun and wove by cotton machinery, the surprise
and qualification Of many parties in Glasgow"
This is, certainly, an eminently practical age.
Take another fact in proof that it is The bogs
Of Ireland, which were once regarded as being
incapable of any profitable cultivation, are found to
| contain the elements of unknown wealth. Two
gentlemen, at least, now converting the peat
into charcoal, oils, dyes, naptha, etc. The waste
land SO reclaimed is said to be admirably adapted
for the cultivation of beet for the manufacture of
sugar. In England company has been formed
for the conversion, by distillation, of the " KIM
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Ito be continued

suIclDE.-Mr F. A. Grswold of this o;,,, mn,
an ehd to his existence on Tuesday night last, bv
cutting his throat with razor. lie had bssn
prlnk'ng Tor some weeks to such an extent as to
produce partial insanity at intervals, and This was
doubtless the cause OF his laying violent hands mon
himself though we are assured that many days pre.
vIons to his death he had told some persons and in
nmated to Others that he would commit suicide on
lhe "a n, and had even gone so far as to prenare for
the event by making will But these ~.
ana ih,s act We're certainly prompted by the disor
oereu condition OF his mind, brought on bv intern.
peTanGe' Mr., Grswold was a young man of con.
Siderable intelligence and proved himself to be the
years OF employment in the probate clerk, Office
anu other situations. He had acquired some pro-
Perty was generally beloved for his excellent social
qualtes' andm'ght have lived usefully and pleas.
antIy IN THIS community. Like too many. how.
ever, he sought to drown in the intoxicn,Ipg ann
ne yearnings and disappointments of soul Which
all young men Of keen sensibilities must sIpeTi.
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For the Crescent.
Vermont Qualifications.

-Messrs Edtors-ln order proper unds randinr Of
the causes viii led 10 the enactment of the Vermont law in
respect to fugitive slaves weuld be well to look at some of
the political movem Of that State In The spring of 1919
uuion OF the snppoFe Of Cas- Van Buren, was formed in
hopes carrying the election pnd securing TO iii,
the control oi the State Tbs plan had been under
ton by the leaders Of tse ~ some time in
correspondence had been carried on. commenced Sc ON AT
me election OF General Taylor From these efforts resulted
what was called the irse democracy wa. tba,
this new patty formed by union of two psts making in
ms asgffste majority OF the a1ass could overposr the
swing parry long successful have carried Tor
The title Of . the star That never SETS"
ung this canvass many promises and professions on both
Ades f made In order to secure the for the
party low dssolvlng about bA merged in tbs ee
democracy Unwavsring hostility slavery was ures h,
many petty bar-room orator
Something Of the sp prev ed at the last els;o
indeed exered strong influence II hob
pats Tor Governor and the Legislature. The people, how
ever knew nothing Of the above mentioned They neye,
called fbrit: they never dreamedofit.
The usual resolution of adjournment had passed bol
nouse when an unexpected opposition some ha cbsre
prevented u passage expected them IN The
ias day OF the session. wi miner maer unspo ed
d. Ahsse were accordiI ely huuied through with in the
evening pevies to the day of adjournment and al tha,
remained 10 be done-at least for the Housewives "a,
y meet the next morning and adjourn sine die With mi,
understanding large minority took the can the prsyiou
venng for their homes but 10 asot, err
ing another rrsectshe Cd minority remained behind and
pontfary to the known wishes of larpe p,.,,r,,y or h.
Legislature and people, they fosed upon ,be III.
law in question neither the law is repealed next Oe,oe
CT not. il can be nothing hut mere nudity.
hat VefmoRt. State oppo ed to ,oma or ,ls
Compromise is yet. though opposed ia l.
she viii never think for moment of .
Ing it In fact there's buttons passed by Lerap,.
though dissenting IRON of the Of tho Coun
kaes yet speak of attachment TO the Unon and love to
q strong as when The first applied for admissioa. r
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The Washington correspondent. of the Baltimore
Clipper, writing on the 23d, says:

Inc washington correspondent OF the Baltimore
Clipper, writing the 23d, says:
Mr.. Schenck, of Ohio, it is now reported is
destined for the mission to Brazil, vice Mr.. Tod,
from the same State. If this be true the Admins
traton has done well in this selection, and the
country will have to rejoice, for bette quail
lied man, SO far as frmness, knowledg of ras COM
merce and wants of the United State and gen
eral information and Legislative experiences sfe on
cerned, could not be found in Ohio idr. Sob-nCk
self-made man, and If he woul or'yePpiy him
self to the study of the Portuguese, to speak
and write it, work of eighteen months for any
determined man, he might signaIize his mission to
Brazil by some great act, in drawing the com
merce OF the two nations nearer together than
they
The Cheap Postage Bill will soon be disposed
OF, but it is impossible to say which rate will pre-
vail The Senate, or majority OF that body, is re-
yarded being for the two cent rate, and that oil
the House for the three cent rate. | hope the
House will agree to recede to the two cent rate
once. 1t will have to come down to that standard,
later, and cent for newspapers for all
distances. The great object of Congress should
be to so act as to give permanence in the rates
now contemplated"
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ST. CHARLES. ...H WH.ms. MI ID Her, DR. N Gensey,
vi liensey Armstrong X Mouraw rnd i,dT, In Reid
"a Il Noohsls, No Lv ngtt1n, NJ u w -i-sRtart
f G Scott mis-, fiug pI,s,. n ~ AZ,
.rk; Miller, NO W b!euk Eng; R lie II. nnani o
tiie., Ark; z Y q z2tps Gsnghcr, NY
Parker Mass Gay, NJ IS; Mrs Lo,eie aud family Ky.
NERANDA.. Lax Williamson, ush ) N Slaughter Robin,
sonueger, ONn. llr itiATl and aly,
vi hos, P Miller, nr Morras, Walker A AniIew, 4
nue La J l. st1n, n Estes, Ala r. Lord,
head AMI ally OHIO u stubh.d d. kawlE.va T Gibson
~ nus; w loy1 Unls hit, NY Collins son, ia
W F-h.r, Mckeue, ksluer II Black, W LIE sh XIV
HEWLETTs 20 Lewis, W Terry, Cha. Bres 8res Il
Blyth. Texas.
PLANTERS ..hr Buchanan, Fuller, Mrs; Brady H.,
DUNN, a, J w Cutrer, La. ~
HANKS ARCADE :. r. Graham, Reed, NO; d S Arnold
w ii Weld, Mass; Amone.te, La A G Hrlllay, Tenn
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The London correspondent of the National In
tellgencer writes, that doubt now exists of the
practical utility of the new discovery in the manu-
tacture of flax. 1t seems that fax can be made
into cloth possessing all the plabihty of cotton,
and at less cost OF production. This discovery,
together with that by which peat is converted in to
many articles OF value, will doubtless change the
condition of ireland, and make that unhappy couu.
try of the weathest in the world We quote
few lines from the letter. This is certainly one
Of the most gratifying results of modern chemistry
on record.
The preparation of fax upon new plan--that
is, without sleeping it's SPOKEN of in the highest
terms OF praise by the Society for the Promotion of
the Growth Of Flax in Ireland In their last re.
port, the comparative produce of flax fibre from
the 100000 acres of land now proposed to be
brought under flax cultivation in Ireland by the two
different modes OF sleeping and the new mode
,T,11 'a i seetphs, Is as Ioi'owS' Tens
Upon sehencks improved sleeping plan. ......47 A.
ouseepeu process 80 US
The money value OF the produce of the unsteeped
process would be 42 434 400 over that Produced by
Schenck's plan, and t., S74 $50 over the Old pro.
cess. Mr.. Claussens method of bleaching and
preparing fax SO that it may be spun and woven
by cotton machinery, is likely to be very success.
full; the discovery is one which may exercise
most important effect, both on our agriculture and
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ThOS. II. W'hIte.

ThOS. II. White,
SO CANAL street.
AGNES sTRlCKLAND's QUEENS OF ENGLAND.A seris.
Of Portraits of distinguished Female soveregns In splendid
binding.
OUR SAVIOUR the Prophets and Apostles: With IS finished
Epgravings. By Rev. }. M. Wainwright. For 1851.
THE PATHWAYS AND ABIDlNGPLACEs OF OUR LORD
HEROlNES OF SHAKESPEARE Comprising the principal
Characters in Shakespeare beautifully illustrated
THE FLOWERS OF sHAKsPEARE
THE LANDSCAPE PAINTERS OF ENGLAND.
EVENINGS AT DONALDSON MANOR; or. Til. Christina.
Guest. BY Maria j. Mcintosh.
WOMEN OF THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENT.
LEAFLETS OF MEMORY.
GEMS OF NATURE AND ART.
FRIENDSHIPS OFFERING.
SACRED ANNUAL.
THE KEEPSAKE
ROBINSON CRUSOE: Illustrated.
ARABIAN NIGHTS: Illustrated.
ILLUSTRATED HISTORICAL LlBRARI
ABBoTT's BIOGRAPHICAL SEXES.
HARPER'S ILLUMINATED SHAKESPEARE. In vols royal
svo., Turkey Morocco. illustrated by AdamI.
HARPER's ILLUMINATED BIBLE
FLoR DICTIONARY. By Mrs. Writ. With s. colored
Plates Quarto, Turkey Morocco.
PR gSCoTr'S WORKS; Complete, in fine binding.
IRvING's WORKS: Complete, Illustrated, binding.
CooPER's WOaks Complete.
MRS. sHERWoOD'S WORKS.
MISS EDGEwOaTH's WORKS.
CHAMBERS MISCELLANY. 10 vols
CHAMBERS CYCLoPHoIA.
ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA.
TUPPER's PRovERBiAL PHILOSOPHY, With Id nlu,ra.
tions. In l vol. Turkey Morocco.
sCOTTS WORKS. In 10 =, containing all his works.
SCHlLLERS SONG OF THE BELL: illustrated,
NEW ORLEANS BOOK.
BYRoN's, SCOTS, MooRE's and LoNGFELLow's
POLITICAL WORKS: illustrated.
other Books and
Fancy Articles,
NewYear Presents numerous
daily advertisement The public respectfully
call and examine the stock for sale No So Canal DIS
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IS A New SrEAMER-A new steamer which has
been named the " Brilliant, and is intended for
the Southern trade, was 70 have left Louisville, fot
New Orleans, on the evening of the 25th. She is
probably in port this morning. The /" Brilliant =
was built at New Albany. We learn from the
Louisville Journal that she has one of the richest
cabins ever seen, and is furnished with msgni6
cence second to none. The carpets chairs, tables,
and in fact Everything else, are on the s.andest
scale She is propelled by two powerful engines
has an extra engine to supply her boilers with
water, and also for hoisting freight out of the
hold. The Brilliant" is commanded byCaptain
Jesse Hart
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-01

q NAvIGATIoN-During the past week the run
ming ice has entirely disappeared from the river
opposite the city, and we hear that the navigation
y clear, up the Mississippi far Keokuk, at the
iower iapids The Illinois il said to be open to
Peoria, but few boats are willing to venture into
IT, The Missouri river is closed by ice and low
water. From this to Cairo the water is so very
low, as to prevent any steamers. but those of the
very lightest class, from carrying freight. Boats
coming up report about six feet. A few cold DAYS.
IN its present shallow condition, would certainty
close it up by ice efactually. [St. Louis Union,
18th inst
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AN N UALS:

ILLUSTRATED BOOKS for 1851.
STANDARD WORKS,
JUVENILE BOOKS.
SPLENDID DESKS.
WORK BOXES,
FANCY WRISTBANDS,
COLO AND SILVER PENCILS.
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THE OHIO RivER.-The Ohio, on the 25th, at
Louisville, was rising fast, with Is feet water in
the canal, and feet water on the falls. During
the previous "A hours the river had risen feet
The weather was clear and moderately cold.
At Cincinnati, ON the evening of the 24.h, the
river had risen feet The Wabash continues un.
navigable
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NAvAL.-Ofd-rs have been received at the Navy
Yard, Gosport, to fit out the U. S. ship Jamestown
w'h ali possible spatch--de.tination the Coast
# Brazil
The U. S. ship Marion was at Whampoa, China,
on the 18th September last. Norfolk Herald.
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S0nference Acknowledgment tme nts.
The Louisiana Conference of The Methodist Epls.
seopal Church, South, adjourned yesterday at half
past one o'clock. Bishops Capsrs and ndre wa were
sboth present at the close of Conference and witt
their prayers and exhoria;ions made ID most sol
emn and affecting occasion. H'The ministers ther
received their appointments for tha year, am
before night the majority were on their way to tbeil
fields Of Apostolic labor:
r Neo Orleans Dir 'ict-J Ksensr Presiding Elder
foydras s'rees I'd Colored Charges. Keener ant
Petway; Ee.e.-y street, Mcryei'e Moreau street
10 be supplied First Geru.aa Mission, NJ Hooer Second
DO Paule Third TO-, to DO supplied New Orleans c.,
cult Tnppet.
Baton Roags Distyict.-W II Creushaw p,es;air.
Eder-Bsiod Rouge, B Harp; West Baton Rouge, :
HAYES; PlsqusE,ne. w II Crens,aw; P,eston's planta
tons. ThompsOn Lafourche and Houma, w Fereu
son; LafouIchs Mission. D Reed.
Opetonsas " sfr5A. ID kInner Presiding Elder -0ps
l0usss. A FIazee Vermil ion and Newrown IN A More
Chco Pres franklin and Pate son lille, r. M Good
wyn; Aexandrs and Cslsasieu. Ii Dieienwo tn Have
Shreveport Distrsot.-w Z Dotey, Presiding Eide, :
Shreveport, Paikef Caddo. r sRend; Caddo Colosed
Mission. Watkins Mansfield. A Goodw ss"eHn.
'0on Gavss MnasH S,H Prs.S Iue, a., Davies
ros n 1roNseoa Monros Colored Mission, w Il Rogers
Bastrop Wright; Bsslrop Colored Mision to be su
Piled; Faruher,vis. Samuel Bard Claiborne, RandIe
jackson, JOSH Sands, and Scott Columbia M Dayi:
B9nf Prsine W Y aney Red River, w a Smith
VidaiiG District-W Gober, Presiding Eldsr-Vija-
LA w Spser: Trinity. E w Grswold; Tensas w NJ
Jensins chmond and Madison. Mission to Coloed Peo
pie. J incy Lake Providence. NJ Dubose Monticello
Charles Uallberg
IN Rivsnaud A Miller appointed Officers in Ceeen.
ay College. Jackson La. RchsrJ Deerng transit RED to
keetpcky 0sniesence CSprian Griiley transferred 10 Cali
ja John Powell transferred East Texas, and appo,nt
cd e Crocken Circuit. z. NJ. GOODWIN. Secretary.
The next Yearly Conference to be heldin Thibo.
daux, Parish of La ourche Interior Il.
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resided many years in this city. [Vicksburg
Wing, 2sth ult.
The MOBILE DERALcATIoN-Th Register
of Monday says:
"There have been numberless rumors aloat, the
last few days. in reference to the recent astounding
discovery of the embezzement of the funds of the
Firemens Insurance Company. MIR. Greene still
remains in confinement. Immediately after his
all his property, real and personal, estimated in
value at about $4,000, though some portions
encountered by mortgages. The whole amount
embezzled is said toexceed $4,000. Up to Satur-
day, only about $4,000 worth OF assets had been
discovered The Directors have been busily
gagged in efforts to find out what application had
been made by Mr.. Greene Of the funds His
statement, understand, is that he had invested
them in speculations in cotton, which had resulted
in losses!
We understand that Mr.. Greene's official bonds
were for $4,000, with four sureties. One Of these
has seized portion Of the property conveyed by
Mr.. Greene to the company with view to in
demnify himself"
And in another paragraph it adds:
"On Saturday evening last, Mr.. s. w. Cochran,
Of this city, was arrested, at the instance of the
Firemen's Insurance Company, charged with being
concerned in the late entertainments OF the assets
Of that COMPANY by Rufus Greene, its Secretary.
He was taken before Judge McKinstry, and, after
brief examination, was held to bail in the sum Of
S3o, 600, which was promptly given. Mr.. Coch
ran has, for some years, been engaged as an Ex-
change Broker in this city, and ever maintained a
lair character"
Mr.. Cochran publishes card, asking for a sus-
pension of public opinion till the affair is invest.
gated.
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FOR STATE SENATOR

" we are requested to announce Col. WILLIM g.
CAMPBELL candidate for State Senator FOR the Parish of
Orleans 10 fill the occaoned by the death of the
Hon. Junius Beebe. d27 MANv VoTrps
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~ Meeting of steyedores.-A meeting will be
held at Bns Arcade, in the Msi Office on
THURSDAY EVENING next, halfpa. o'eIock. Punctuo
ltteno is requested. By order Secretary.
jail JOHN G. PARSHJEY.
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He was, we believe, native of NewYork, but had
resided many years in this city. [vicksburg
Wing, 2Sth ult.
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OHIo.-Forty-nine counties in Ohio are ascer
tanned nns by the. census to have population of
1,007 $50 in 1910, they had population of
1881: increase 2SS, 915. II is estimated that
the total population of the State will be 2,150000
New INVENTION IN PRINrING.-The New
York Sun notices a new invention for the manufac
ture of printing types, which has been but partially
tested thus far
The operation of Improvement ia follows: of steel
puaches ae corresponding with the alphabetical let.
srs and points In use, which. when sruck
r. ayes rsed impression, instead Of ntaglo,
sunkenbeng exactly the OF thu present mode
for instance by striking the punch upon smOo ueca of
duced the copper plate relief raised, and imprs
.lons may be printed thsretrpm.
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eS A Card TO the Ci'isens of Men Orleans and
UctRdy-ln anticipating pleasant, healthy season. through
the Holydays which will be the oil great joy, hap
pines and real pleasure, have underworld be fully pre-.
pard to serve Immediately once, all orders and demands
for the : ubstantials and Luxuries of Life of all
clme that tend 10 health strength and cheerfuness the
most eaOnsbe terms, and in quantities suit purchasers
Respectfully,
CHARLES STOUGHTON,
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eV American Theatre. - Farewell Benefit Of Mr..
and Mira w. CRISP and positively their las; appearances
which occasion several members Of Hrionc Association have
politely volunteered their valuable services character, sustained
BY them with distinguished suecess- SATURDAY EVENING,
'anney q 1851 Future Advertisements will bear particulars
II Box Book open.. d3l
u Mr.. Buchansn's ReneGt.-Mr BUCHANAN
respectfully informs the public that his Benefit place
FRIDAY EVENING, January at the VARIETIES THEATRE
on which occasion he will appear Sir arcourt Coury"
the fashionable Comedy Of
LONDON ASSURANCE,
supported by the entire strength Of the Company.
u At the instance OF the Of Arrangement. the adj
mission to the Bosss and Parquee viii be DoIiar for this
night ony. Sea-, secured day per ormapce d2s 2ip
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-01

" Ladies' Fair at Armory asiI.-Ths Fair will
e Continued gu the E'ennss oil TURSDAY and FRIDAY
romIne ns o'clock The remaining ihen be sold
en without either for The Lotteries not
yet hed up viii s closed by tie yuupg Ladies
having them In charge, and opportunity will be for
securing The chsncss for Margaret which yet
disposed Of. tai q
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fcSh STEAMBOAT ~ =
tkaaSS;s..s ID Il Pa RITZ II Es.

,.- s, I,-,, IT,,
~" "a, Irnp ~. "g y ,, s.,..n Desunaucn.
a. nnsu,pf, F, r. -. 80. ''4sooAs
. a, CO, -. -, - a. r., -, SO. 'saH
. 4. ~ ~ 1890 :, ,, -, ''''A''.'as''"s
. -. o. nu,on "e'". e'oe''-'''''-' e-V"urehS~
. .I. ~, a ., ' ', " CIV" 49,. .ned river
. nv, neeu' oeioea - ''''o1uehia hrsr
,r. oo.,, a.n' I"' 80 ''-'', 81. Louis
,nnnssh'aS y, ' ' = ''nea nrr
=, !, Sr =. .,rs N o. 80, A 49, ned h'per
. 'AsEs' rower' O'CLOCK. DonadsonSMs
. . 80, e.p'e'o oe'oeA''''''- ia&oo fhser
. . n, m,hse' z"eIoes .bdyou dc q airs
NnNor Z. oasho Izocioch. ...... -...-- .-hHaknpas
Fnuy' D pLLLE onhoLr Whhe' o'c'ock.. icksbU'g
rhlhIoh hhNHf LhnurJ's O'CLOCK .hafon Rouge
FAshloN Maftn 10 o'clock. 'Potnn a Ia Huehs
MARY foihf' Dnlieres, y O'clock. 49, Lafoarrh
" uoVE, BOX O'Clock Arkansas Rirsr
" w. A. VIOLET q wsrney, O'Clock Yazoo
ThM ,,s Claiborne o'el0sk. Fort To"r'end
GEN WORTH Wilson, 5 o'clock . Yaseo City
!. " .. White Br,a,. a,sos iea.an nams,
y" +. NJ sTRECk, strecs, ocock..... LafsuTchs
" sBAMeocH Hart so,el,cS "8, ,o Sir..
mor, g. moNTGoMERY r,,s. o,sloek . pr,r,,a,
Tus, = PRINCESS No n uo,ms, & o,ciort pi.h
Wed. 8. CAppo Graham sa,s,ocs Re- pir,s
u %a opissTA .1.ss @'sSas
e. r. n nsNEAL' Becker, o'clock Memphis
sALuOA' Lynn, O'Clock .......'.--st Louis
JOSIAH or vnE NEST ; Rogers "a O'Clock LOU.
BUENA VISTA L.ma,ns o,c,".s l Ioai.
IOWA, Carter O'Clock .. ST. out.
cnI'rMs,ls D pa, o,s,os Louis
SrL aogs os.s, 1,.,sss h ho:
. I. Ipoouo1s yas IO'h '!aenpn,s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-01

In Brooklyn, Y, Dawn KaR, ESQ, of franklin, La
10 NJ ts ELIzABnrH bRJwNsON, daughter of John Brown
son, Eco OF the former place.
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IL V'SsC Years Gift.

FUR X.
= The suHscri ThE MENTOR,nn
zus Tor YOUTH edited by the Rev H. rINS WELD AID
published at Philadelphia, monthly II u'endeI conter
shall be Of the gheat order OF
every parent OF all denod naoGs Of hs will
TO eonen in each volume sir splsnsid S Ensarings,
SANTAlN and number ption
/ rice is only ONE DOLLAR year What NOR, ppIo
pirate AMI beautiful Git could he sl'cv7
uie he seen DEERING 4 WII,EYS Office
jail Ct Sheldon Potr Paper No 81 Camp street
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Ihs eegsn' and swift running packet steamer
huNTsVlLLE, Cupt C. Pc VII positively ies'e THURS
ia ne ~ m't a. ococh, r. M Tor Florence Tuscumb
jail r. z. sMlTU II poxfr..,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-01

Wmyow oLAss-20n Boxes Window (;ta,. .s.or,., -,
,o in N are offered ior sale prices lover ,, bsts
o view oesns But iers, GazIers md .,iars ue'uls
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