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PIscrs OF NsrtvrTv.-United states 23s. Ireland, o.
England, =; Scotland. s. wales. Il GermsrylS France "
Britiss Possessions in North America, south America
I; untsevr. I. -,
rnoN-Hospitsi. Believes g.; Penientiary, bisskwslrs
Tsisst. Small por Hospital do. l. Luastie Asylum do
q WARDS Isisnd 2m Randss Island, s. City Hospital 81
Alns House hsckves Island Colsrsd Hons, q cslsr-
81 Psrsoss. 9. - - -
city rrsrss.sr's OSss January IN. 1881.
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This planet also belongs to the family of asteroids.
is the thirteenth of the SERIES and its appearance
% that of a star of the eleventh magnitude
Respectfully, &c.,
(Signed) M. +. MAuRY.
Hon. William A. Graham, Secretary of the Navy.
p. s. -Leverrier has named this planet Egeria.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-17

EW MEDICAL BO0K6.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work the nature and treatment OF delicate diseases
and all the kindred by
Der Of cslored plates large fe by Homer
Bestwick D. lecturer ON surgery and diseases Of the
above named nature 1t is large quarto3oO second
editions price $40 Extract from the Boston Medical and
Surgical Journal 1t be said fearessy be equal
Records Actions works the family Of
far superior to anything Of the kind in this
ty-aye cents AghO Of work on self abuse and its de-
price 81 For sale at the publishers STRIN TOWN.
SEND, 222 Broadway and by the author 6Oa BroAdWaY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-17

pOO cite Aixture for the cure Of private disorders
II makes speedy without the least restrictions Of
diet, drink exposure change In application business
The proprietor challenges single which the
i. Pat IN bottles with full dirss,ios At 81 One bot
H. RING 1872 Broadway; l08 Bayard street, New York
b. Little, lO4 Hanover street. Boston; Wright Co.
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A sT0UNDIn0 DIsCoyHRY-THE sUBscRIBER HAS
been afflicted with Sammsrng for thirty i've years,
and has within these few days. method by
which he has rely cured himself and proposes
tfDg TO get relief and now binds himself % cure and
the case, in FROM one hour to two weeks Apply 70
EDWARD SAUER
ZIG Eighth street, between 10 and IL AH
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I list OF LETTERS REnANINa IN TIE NEW YORK
- Post Once, January 18th, 1881.
0ryIcIAILr PvsLnnED IN HAVING Lac snr
CIRCULATION.
Please msntoA the Of the list In which they Are a.
verified. LADIES LIST.
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NATIONAL OBSERVATORY, Dec Is. 1850.
SIR--The planet discovered at Naples by A. de
Gasparis, on the night of the I'd ult, was observed
here last night by Mr. FerQerson Its apparent
place, correcte for refracton, as determined by
the mean OF seven measurements upon the star
(50l Weisse) with the Filar Micrometer of the
large equatorial, was as follows--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-17

In the City County Of New York from the 9Th ssJ
January, 10 the nth day Of January, 1854.
Men, 81; Women. 49, Boys. l16 Girls. g-reta- SSS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-17
Cotton Trade

Cotton Trade
The movement in this staple in this country, up to
the latest dates in each Of the past three years. have
been annexed
MOVEMENTS OF CorroN IN THE UNITED SrATrs
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Markets. Fretghts, ETC., in Havana-The an
nexed circular was received by the Charleston papers
by the steamship Isabel, at that port from Havana,
which she left on the 22d ultmo:
~, HAvANA, June 20, 1851.
We beg reference to our report of 3lst May.
Since then, the business in sugar has not been
extensive, but prices have on the whole been main
tanned at the decline we then noticed. The advi-
ces from Europe are now more discouraging, and
as there are ample supplies market, planters will
probably soon have to make some concessions in
price. particularly the exchanges are still lower,
while freights continue hi n. We place our quo.
tatons as follows fair to superior Whites 8 to 81
rails, Fellows choice 81 to 7 rails, Fellows good
and fine 81 to rails, Browns to 81 rails, Cucuru
chos al to Al rails.
Very few Muscovados are offering we quote the
same as before, say to rails for mddling to fine
Molasses has been sold in the harbor ut II rails
but is generally held at 2 rails.
The transactions in coffee are very insignificant
at So to So so.
FrefgAts-Vessels adapted for Europe still con-
tinue scarce, and there are very few disenpaQed
A great many more will be required, as large
proportion OF the crop remains yet for shipment
Several charters were made at f2 IS to f217.6 to
Cowes for large vessels, :f3 to f35 for those Of
smaller size and large ship of $500 boxes was
engaged at f2 10 to Hamburg direct, or f2I26
touching at Cowes. The last transactions were at
f21s9 for Belgian ship to Antwerp; f3 26 and
t35 for two vessels to ST. Petersburg, and f3 for
a bark to Cowes, with IS additional to the Baltic
The last rates given to the United States were Sl4
per box Of sugar; Sc to $64 per hid from near out
ports, and " from more distant ones. The rate
Tor moasses is nominal there is very little dis
petition to ship at present prices.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

Fish Monopoly at Hav0na-The Key Yves,
Correspondent of the Savannah Republican writes
that the odious Fish monopoly of Francisco MART
at Havana, (which he has held many years,) has
been abolished by the Government in Spain. This
monopoly effectually excluded our fishing vessel,
on the coast of Florida from compe titiop-ss al.
though osteusiby others were allowed to sell fish
his privileges were so important that he could pre-.
vent. any fish being sold in Havana unless they
passed through his hands. His extortions were SO
great that the trade became scarcely remunerative
to our coasters, and attery not more than Va o,
six smacks have been engaged in it.
This is a concession by the Spanish Government,
to the Cubans-said to have been made on the
representation of Gen. Concha. The Cuban,
doubtless, owe this throwing open the port to free
trade in fish to the Filibusters.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02
The Law of Marriage =. "A singular Case
Decided fn New York;

QuEENs County CouRr HousE. June II.
10 TIE Editors Of tie Ne,o York Tribune The
Uircult Court is now in session in this county,
Zion, John W. Brown, presiding Judge, and among
the many important, cases the calendar for this
Jrne term, the celebrated case Of Soaring az ainst
Soaring, an action Of ejectment for dover, brought
by lady claiming to be the widow Of the brother
oil the defendant, has been on trial for two DAYS,
and d, has resulted in favor Of the plaintiff.
ne question in this case was, whether the
plaintiff was in fact ever married to the brother Of
the defendant it being admitted that no formal
ceremony OF marriage took place. the plaintiff
.eiyihg upon promise made by the deceased
ofoiher Of the defendant to take the plaintiff to his
house, and take her for his wife, etc., which pro-
mise was acquiesced in bv the plaintiff, and full.
nlied by the deceased-the parties living and CO.
ha6lnng as man and wife for some four months,
ana until the death OF the pretended husband. The
only evidence OF the agreement made by the par
ties wa: the mother Of the plaintiff who, being in
an ADJOINING room, overheard the conversation be.
tween the parties. W.
1t isa singular case and has been in the courts
LOT upward OF four years, having been twice tried
before the hrst trial in ls47, the jury finding for
p'dnun, ana not agreeing on the second trial,
Inc case has been strongly prosecuted and de-
Tended, and on this last trial with great tact and
aoiity. "A little girl some Eve years of age was
presented IN court said to be the fruits of the con-
necnon between the deceased and plaintiff
Inc verdict OF the jury legtimzes the child, and
the mother and child yet the entire estate. nmount.
ing to some $4,000. MIf
Inc verdict of the jury appears to give very
general satisfaction, but some consider the mar.
rage singular one, and the verdict Of the jury
still more singular.
Horace F. CLARK, Esq, closed the argument for
the d ss and George w. Ralph, Esq, for
plaintiff, in most able, eloquent, ard ingenious
speeches. A GoTHAMITr
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CELEBRATION

o1A
OF THR
seventy-hfth Anniversary of American
Independence.
s PROGRAMME.
Military Escort
Mayer Of Nsworeans and Recorders of the three
o,o, Of III, p, . 1S%ss: Of Of A.
Marshal.
Muse.
om'eT. o. Is usstd os STATE. X%y and Navy
Governor of the State and staff
Major General John L. Levi, and STAFF.
hsmts1, Of the SENATE and House oi Representative.
Law faoally Of the Jsi,efsiy Of Loui.ian.
Medical Faculty Of the Uniy n,y of Loui.iana
Secretary Of Stats State Treasurer Auditor of Public Accounts
Foreign Consuls
,ad.. q he :I: .,, .sd A A.
Recorder Of 9 S5Y.. , a"d Hss ens c0n'syane
cer.s Of P II. s p.,Ge a.. and M',:hs
Collector of Port N.va uer surveyor Custom, and
United State. R.os-. aud sss,..r of I'll. Land on
The super H''nd' %. sss Officers of tbs Mint
Fire Department, with Banners.
Directors, Tsaeh.r Male Pupil. of Public Schools.
n.n. ss% d ss q e., s sss
NntaTies Public.
NewEngiand Society.
Free hasons-Grand Lodge aud Subordinate Lodges
Odd FsHovs-Grand Lodge AID ito Subordnals Lodges.
Scrsvmen', Benevolent Association.
Baker Joutneymsu Association.
Charitable Soeisuee
Hibenisn st. Patrick st Andrew How German and Tsmpsr
Societies
incorporated lnsitGu aud other Sosieles.
Sous of Tenn ersnc
Harbor.maser and Partw ardens.
Captains Of Vessels and Steamboats,.
euangers aud Citizens sensaally.
Marshal
Military Escort.
other enclatlons REQUESTED
Join the procession whre pass will b assigned by The Grand
Marshal
~ The Procession will form at O'Clock NJ on Canal street
opposite The old Staeous Square and when formed will NOV.
up Camp street Poydas along Poydras to ST. Charles down
st Charles Royal down Royal hs aide Epauad
along Espanads Rampant up Rampant street the new
Place dArmes" where the Declaration of Independence will
read anu an Grafton os delivered as. which, the Procession
be dismissed.
salute will DO fired at suntown the Of the and
SUNRISE and down FOURTH on the Public SQUARES
of each Of tbs Muncip aitiss.
jY2 BY order of the COMMITTEES OF Arrangement.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

Latest from Key Walton the 18th inst. the
ship Prince de Joinvle, from New Orleans for
Havre, with cotton, got ashore on Alligator Reef
She was boarded by wreckers, with offers of as
sistance. which were promptly declined and after
remaining the reef eleven hours, her officers and
crew succeeded in extricating her without material
damage.
The brig Charles, of NewY York, Capt. Seth Ham,
mond, from New Orleans for Sagua La Grande,
laden with corn, sprung leak at sea, and was
boarded the 22d ult. with six feet water in her
hold, by the ship Matthewrhompson, Murry, mas.
ter, from New Orleans for Liverpool, and the cap
tain and all hands of the brig were landed at Sand
Key on the 10Th inst, and are now safely at Key
West At KeyWest there is still a continuance Of
fine breezy weather, and a remarkably healthy
season, but business of all kinds is dull
The U. 8. three masted schooner Swan, Capt
Ruhl, was to have left Carysford Reef on or about
the oath inst, for Philadelphia, with the workmen
on the lighthouse, leaving the U. s. schooner
Capt William, E. A. York, master, to sail on the
LIST July for Philadelphia. The engineer officer,
Lieut. Geo. g. Meade, will return next October to
complete the work. Capt. Chas. M. johnson, of
lghtsaip Carysford Reel, has been left in charge
OF said lighthouse
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

Cholera on the Plains.-Late int diligence from
Council Grove respecting the troops and merchant.
going out, has been received by the Independence
(Mo) Messenger Deaths among the troops had
been averaging three per day. Both of the pbv,i.
clans OF the regiment had died. and an expires. had
been sent back for another. Since these troops left
Fort Leavenworth, the desertons and deaths had
amounted to 100 or $50.
The most Of the merchant trains were freq from
Sickness but had met detentons in high water and
bad roads,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

49, PHILADELPHIA, June 81.
Judges King and Parsons decided, This morning,
that telegraph operator is not bound to keep in.
violate his pledge of secresy with regard to the
communications that pass through his hands when
he is ordered to dvuge them by legal process.
Judge Campbell dissented from this opinion.
Two propeller steamboats,, of about 600 tons
each. are to be built at Blreley's ship yard, Ken.
sington, intended for an outside line between this
city and New York. Their engines are to be very
powerful, so as to make speedy trips and secure
passengers as well as freight. ~
A the cars from the West were coming to this
city last night, lady passenger, of this city, Mrs.
s. w. Ca,tell, who had for some time been in deli.
cate health, was suddenly seized with hemorrhaee
ofthe lungs, and died in few minutes The sad
event happened when the train was about thirty.
seven miles from the city,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

Georgia Enterprise and Trade.-'rhe Savannah
(Ga) Republican, of the 26th ult, notices the ar
rival there, on the previous day, of the steamer
Chatham, from Augusta Her freight consisted in
chief of $50 bales of domestics, manufactured by
the Georgia Manufacturing Company, at Augusta.
These goods were sent to Savannah for shipment
to Northern markets. Large quantities, for the
same destination, are continually passing through
Savannah, and the demands from the North are
| increasing.
The same number Of the Savannah Republican
has this:
Lumber Trade Of Sapannah-The bark Amer.
land cleared at this port yesterday, for Bremen,
with some 1870 600 feet of Southern pine, for ship
| timber. This is, we believe, the first vessel that
ever cleared here for any part of Germany with
this cargo. is long since the first cargo was sen,
to Cadiz, in Spain, from here, and now there is
demand for more lumber for the same port.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

Quick Transit Of Intelligence. Cincinnati
papers are expressing their thanks TO Postmaster
General Hall, for his energetic mail arrangements
BY which the NewYork newspapers are received
in Cincinnati within forty-eisht hours after they
ore published,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

NEW YORK, June "a.
Mr.. Riddle, the American Commssi nsr 10 the
Worlds Fair, is now here, with view to starting
further contributions Of American manufactures 10
the exhibition.
The composition on the North River has re-
duced the fare from New York to Albany to
| twenty five cents. ~
Governor Hunt has respited Aaron B. Stuckey
who was Sc ntenced TO be hung Cd Friday next, to
the 18th OF September next
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

From Havana.-Letters from that town dated
June 20, received in Charleston, s. O., by the
steamship Isabel. say that the city continued quite
healthy, although the rainy season had commenced.
The crops of tobacco were arriving very fast. The
article was Of good quality, and very PLENTIFUL but
the price rather high.
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HEApQUARTERs FIasr DR. - -
MILITIA, New Orleap VISION fnen LOUISIANA

MILITIA, New OrIe,D" VISION LoUIsIANA}
r,. " General Order . N toas ~ y ls0'
Militia .n will X be- uss.,. Corn, Of TN Fin. Io,.,
with due military honor, the 10 Jts. ~
Goa na Sar eSs sa.1ssT e. ss%
s pose they win assemble = ib paf- ssSA
sqsP TSs A Il I par'ds' fully
on The eve os p, prepared fire National Salute
ton ssaae. 90 the a Lasys,ss and W..b noSo
Ieron x ,1 Cen ID AgsusEN commanding the Ioo;,.,
First Brigade, arc cbSraaa n II Tracy commanding The
o as nsy their respective commands sos
Division Head Quarers suo'ect 10 further orders from
and other officer, rhosAs and officers of The Ninth Bp.de
invited JOIN The Mats s DIVISION no. duty
A. BY order of (Crcu Square pa. cIoes
. THoNAs Cp,pps MaJor Gen. Cong LIST Div la M,
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TO THE PUBLIC.

~ For the benefit of those person. sufe,;r, fo H.
most PAINFUL oathome snd dangerous disease called cav
CIR do hereby make the following statement dscls,n, n
70 oe correct Some twelve months ago. coored woman
oeohg'ns 10 John Stone. Esq of Harr.onburg La was,
paced IN my charge to be brought this city, then to be pus
under the treatment Of Gilbert for cancer went with he.
70 berts office. for the of his prescribing for ~
ana me- alter thoroughly examining her, pronounced her a.
positively lncuabe. that the disease was beyond p,,
then took her on board WHICH, ION.
the captain to take her back her owner But se wa
time OF departure. g. RrYNoLDs was seen psspp. re osi
called MN aboard to get his opinion relative to tbs anu we
condition. lie examined her. and Immediately woman
could cure her. So left her with him. low Ma csred he
street, believing that she would be useless TO- osvei
master and would shortly die unless relie 'e ana heF
menesd hs treatment and in few montba 49,. h h COM
considered her perfectly well, radically on saw ner and
never since heard OF the least semblanGS anu nave
''''A's cancer coum.! - :; MOO aE. - VI ''''
NewOrleans. June 10. 1851. "e' new World
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

A.pasilsos.-We have been informed by num-
bsrof persons from Baton Rouge, that the Wharf.
ooaf q that place 10 in the habit of exactne
Aoesy faf ringing the bell TO stops boat passing up
q down. and that recently a company of eight or
ssn gentlemen we're made to pay Eve dollars, mere.
tof giving two OF three taps in order to stop the
eossona, which was passing down, and on which
1hsy wanted 70 take passage.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

HARTFORD, June a.
The Senate to-day concurred IN the acton OF the
House, committing the senence of Calhoon aud
Mennossah, from death to imprisonment for life
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02
The Gentlemen

WHO HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR MY NEW STOCK az
Fine Linen and York Mill Shirts,
Are respectfully informed that full supply lust been
steamships Georgia and Unen ships Creole and Atlantic
consisting of variety of style quality .ze from an
lent NJ Shirt 81 So the finest at $40 each
NJ By same arrivals, assortment Of UNDERstIRrs
DRAWERS and HOSIERY, of light and for the
Summer; superb Summer CRAvATS buckle; Thread
GLOVES few choice Summer COATS VESTS; and tn,
new Patent Alpaca UMBRELLAS, etc. etc. etc.
The department for ORDERED SHIRTS is now in full opera
on Gentlemen having taken can havs thar
choice Of Patterns, etc at the STORE PRICES
G. LEIGHTON,
FFsf Premium Shirt Gsnuernsu,s Ftrn,hi,g S,o-.
No. 8 Royal street, New Orleans,
Mandatory, No. 10 Park Row NsvYors as Jdn s,sod
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

i TIE Army Un1orm-A great revolution has
been ordered in the dress of the army. Among
the miscellaneous, is one ordering " the hair to be
worn short, or what is usually termed cropped ;
the whiskers not to extend below the lower tip Of
the ear, and line thence with the curve of the
mouth; moustaches will not be worn, except by
cavalry regiments, by officers or men, on any pre-
tence wkoaever." .s4.a..
The code consists Of 2ls articles, providing fol
the various garments and ornaments which 20 to
make up the outward soldier.
frock coat is to be the full uniform-double
breasted for all officers above the grade Of captain
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

The slave Solomon, who was sentenced to be
hung In Green county, Ala, for the murder of his
young master, Mr.. Harris, has been granted a
rePr'eve BY the Governor, and, instead Of hanging
is to be branded in the hand with the letters III. s.
and receive thirty-nine lashes.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

ALBANY, Jnne "a.
The Senate has just passed The Erie Canal En-
largemsnt bill-yeas, 81 nays, 8.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

RrhARKABLE CuRE.-Dr Fryer the celebrated Indian
DOCTOR has the credit of achieving some able cures
We were shown the other day slave belonging to the Old
Levee Steam Cotton Press Third Municipality. who we
were informed had been cured of consumption rather
disease oil the liver and lungs with fever OF the bowels lie
was discharged the ad March, after being confined to his
bed Tor many months The appeared perfectly restored
we also saw at the me negro who bad been cured
o. severe cancer by Dr. FDer fEditos Louisiana Stat
Republican, Lafayette, May y, 1851. myso d& VII
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

Memphis Charter Election was held on Thurs.
day, June 26th. Not more than one third of the
city vote was given. Mayor E. Hickman wa,
handsomely reelected.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

On BOARD THE PAMPRRo, July /, 1851,
IL The undersigned steamer during
eh up from Galveston to NewOrean having experienced
OF comfort not heretofore enjoyed when travelling the
same Route, take this method Cart Wel, and tbs
steamer under his command and Dunws the
to the travelling public, worthy of w con.
dance a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

lhe hCADEhlj DEPARTMENT Of the University Of
Louisiana will remain duros Summer Tor IN. hem a,
'e students who are airing for to the Col .yis,s
department In November next Students will rcs,vs
me same Sien'ion as during the Winter Session
jss q w sr,.s p,
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. Gard.

On Sunday evening" June q. in the Cour house, Alex
andIia Parish OF Rapides, by Rev. A. ID. McCoy Or s.
SMITH and CLARA M. fifth daughter OF the late Judge
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

THE ELECTRICAL FEBRIFUGE, or
Speeds Fever Tonic.
u The greatest discovery oil the age, by which
FEVERS OF ALL TYPES AND GRADES.
from whatever produced whatever called be
ally and permanently cured, in from
TWO TO TWENTY HOURSi
tbs perfectly hamessin most operation Scarcely per.
cepubs-and it 10
WARRANTED TO PERFORM
Just what it promises, il the directions followed.
For descriptive sheet setting merits and csnaiuip.
references Of the highest rsspectsbiy from pane
and Distinguished all through the South ue and
thoroughly tested its properties please call any of our
msrous agents.
Pncs One Dollar per bottle Five Dslars Ons
bottle contains sufficient for from o ten cases.
= Prepared only BY A. KENDALL L. CO., 70 Magazine st.
For sale by Duggsls and dealer, generally
- Communications promptly attended to. mya3 Am slp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

Rapidcs Parish is moving to have a company
Of cavalry guards.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

No Tho annual meeting Of the s. Y c. will b held at Mont
gomerys Hotel, Pass Christian, SATURDAY July s. at
O'Clock p NJ full attendance Of the memosrs il rsques,sd
the officers for the ensuing year will te elected.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-02

~ The ANNUAL REGATTA Of the will be run at Pass
Chran MONDAY July Prizes for each elias, will b.
offered Members DESTROYS OF entering their Yachts will please
address hs Secretary under seal according ru prior
day endorsing their communication Entry for
S, 1851" N24 j % NIvnN s.crs,,rv