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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-29
- NOrtI e.
Albert NJ. Durand
: = Foreign Attachments.

Drr1u
r,',s . s: p,''''' re'.=a Attachment
oriG ks hereby give that o. tn lsta d.y Of Jul
~ y 'ssz aHs,l Of ,fsi; att.e.,"e.i Va, ssss'
i.c oicio a jist;se cf Abe Pc &c IL Marlborough
,,1ni, - The list rec asd ,p. the ands;, of AIhst
a. Dra giil>i te goods, h. tiles. crc,ii hi e1;t l.
of Conrad Heinz b, virtue of Which writ the fDwI
Il. sen Ell goods md .hariss tow'e
CIel rse picture. ljsie,sItcrs ouiter aud stand,
large -eass ~ bar-rasn ,hsirs, ~ te,uoiers
,iors. tsp.rii Lamp. d,z 18th aid annals IT.. 20 bi
Is .l s s,i.. $40 fell. cigars, ,.;C .pma;
uarcau. rush bottom chairs. ,aiidc ST, ks. RI
beds, pictures. linnr bssst .ad and bcdd &. laFse
ooAing gass, o'.rsTa, AMI rag carpet. have .een 4
heu thu propert, Of the si', sora Heinz: TIA,
~ LIST dsl Of februar A. ID. le3, at 10 O'clock. IL
he io:eIoo Of The sid d! Il y cd,e Ia the ely ni
eide upon the ,iains of said Albert NJ. Darsnd. where
Of the said conrad Heinz, aud all other persons eics'n
Recorder of the city OF EVANSVILLE
j,oaatw aud kv-Uai,io 1. Justice of tle Peace.
...-.p .oAf.>-3 Band 30 xc. just .cd and f.
u saleb, lhs.1 JOHN e. DEVEkEuX, JR.
~ lLK HDK'Fs.-sso pcs Pougec ass'd fer sale by:
- jy.6 JAS. LOW d CO., AZ Main st. LOU, Ky.
DLAcK COTTON LAcE-lo cartoons reed this day,
- snd for sale by az Main ,; 5as. LSM c K,
Rack COTTON DG G.-s cartoons for by
BROWN sHELTlAGs.-s5 bales red per Chan
Il
j.S6 ali Main street. Loaisv,lic. Nv
C.RAHAM's Magazine Tor August;
VI Sart.iH's do:
q sIc,'s Ladies' BOOK do;
Gieson's bra wing huom mannn;
New Songs Waltzs> DC, tor the spIn., a., 80.
Just reed ND for s.e q, 1.coAlAG .uN d 90.
t.3 Corner f.aln a.J PRS, a.. -.
CiNNELroN MILLS CHAMBRAGEs.-s cases 70,
- sale by JAS. Low d Co., III Nam 81 Lou. ~,
Je2l
4 1pUBiE NILLENIT.-ic ;.se for sale by
t.e1 JAS. Low az 10, Al Mai. ST. Lon K,
SEA Ci.OiHS.-!5 bales reed this da, a d II sale
~ myio Jas Lo ~ d CO.. Az Mali. ST., Lou K-.
~ lfI0 CO DAG M I,sINH II case
~ French DC LANES reed this day, and for sale by
JAMES LOW q Co.,
mno AZ Main ST., Louisville, ny.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-29

W. are GID the ri ,uds of Mr.. PIERCE
h We come to his rescue is the matter Of
X vir and Harbor I mp oveiaeAts. Mr. SIR
ART, of NJ chig \, fDeinoc at ma e i So
III TIE Ii use OF Re2reseHta'iva sterday,
winch was very ub.e, and ntr.iy sat;sisr
tory To one puint-to wit, ihet Gen. PI rec
never, under any Circumstances, voted iof
a.iy bill contemplating Western impFoS' :
m MS hiie he vas a IN mbsr OF Congress.
We shall publish IN edition Of NJ. STrAR $
speech at an Ed ly ,iay and request the o'derS
OF our WING friends. 1t is precis -ly the doc
ument for circulation in the Mort western
Stat S. BEFORE commenting u M. ST :
ARTS positions, we shall wait ;cr the Oficial
rc. ort Of his sp- ech.-. Rputli;.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-29
Cotton Yarn

5en- p doz p of cash. efa
GUS p deg do do do ....--..-....... IA
.vUs doz do do 10 .. atm
The lower prices above generally. where price
re mentioned, are for full packages, aid the higher 70
snail vino esae.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-29

We are indebted to n. w. Carpentcr f5r
q large pamphlet containing the proceedings
On the occasion of the opening OF the A sha-
~ Female College, It New Albany. This
institut on WIS opened unter lis colleg Or
ganizaton on the 2S OF February last. II
is under admirable arrangement, and is WIN
ing public appreciation. Its course of study,
rules and regulations, g. seem to be ex cei-
lent. Parents may safely entrust their chil'
dren at this institution. We will be pleased to
show the pamphlet giving full particulars OF
everything connected with the Institution, to
anv one interested. Mr.. G. also nded US
a niece of music entitled M y Song the
wor written by friend Greg, of The New
Albany Tribune, aad very pr tty thu are.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-29

OEThe newly invented door fat ming
that was applied to certain store night be-
fore last, has SOM vary good pints aboGt it.
We trust the inventor will .oose no time in
securing "letters pltent" for this valuable
Improvement Mr. j., to whose door it was
attached, objects t. it en- account OF its hav.
ing too large a barrel-thinks it inicates
rather an infamed genius in the inventors
head.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-29

IL In list of subscribers for the CIm-
paigu Journal, at Terre- Iaute, We notice the
name OF one young man who is Just as rabld
a Locofoco as he is good How. We verl-
~ believe he thinks the mo n is asade ~ OF
Loco ocoism aad tn sun only shines for the
benefit OF Locofoc olom. His Democra /,
friends, We have been Informed, are terribly
alarmed at his fork ny over the dimes FIR d
good Wing paper. They are not sure but
some pretty WING in skirts is exercising up
on him species oil cupidital tyranny, which
IN finally result in his going tie Whole
Whig tiuket-alihough others are quite as
much alarmed Tor fear that tie trati breaking
in suddenly fron Wing p per upon m nd
never before sionshed by tacts, may effect
such ali instant rcva 81 IL i4eas Us t. era K
tle brain. But we hope not. Tie political
lunacy in which he has heret fore been
b ried, was too DARK to IN lang e lis being en-
guiphed in any rastisr depts OF bla kncss.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-29
ArraAY AND DeArH.-On Sdnd " last WI

liam Pistol, mat on tn Re 10 l., w IS dppre-
henGei f,r striking han on said boat Oh the
head with a b.uigs on, thereby m Ttally
wounding him. Pistol was put in jai. to
await the result o. the injuries he gave the
hand. On Sunday III Int the mn died, anu
the verdict OF the coron.r's ju y was that he
came to his death ty blow rom s id PISTOL.
Pistol was held to bail in 5000 10 answer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-29
JAcKSor'scocKIrG sTcvE.

.)S OOn FEET dressed Flooring for sal the
-C,OtjU wharfb. fm,s5l SAMUEL ORR.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-29
Saif and Salt,eter

-' ~ o1tS q
90 y DO. %
English fire b.g2 so
40 mid 90 9 20
fui. Island 80 I 90
>e,,. TO-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-29

Dr. Cod........ 5a s.
,i..ckcrel Eo L.. - .caI1Jt
40 40 -. y i Al
40 no 5...9 40
ieTriigs sc;Led.. - al ~
DO $50 L.. 81 Il %
;0ssr cad Meas
Wabash {. B.S.F 3 50 - ~
...i.. -lte ,nU.ec" 5 "a ..3 u.
=hts . -
II. Aiiils " /. 81
ockhaEis braid. } 5tG3 IL
A..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-07

WHAT WHaLERs CAN Do,--The Polynesian Of Dec. 6.
under the above caption, says By the following extract
from the log of the American whale-shp Saratoga Capt
H. Harding 1t will be says the Polynesian that he
attained higher northern latitude than had previously
been explored Captain Beechy in the Blossom in 1926
reached the latitude Of 10 deg 30 minutes in his ship
and explored, with his boats the coast to II deg p
minutes Captain Harding has therefore been ten miles
further north than Captain Beechy any other naviga
tor of whom have recollection
September l. 1851 lat II deg. 50 minutes north long
59 deg 40 minutes west II deg. north, the depth of
water six athoms Proceeding to the northward and
eastward the depth of the water gradually increased to
80 fahoms Experienced here gales with beat of
10 miles between packed ice to the norhward aud west
ward and land to the southwark and eastward In the
bite whales great numbers, gradually working
north The Saratoga on her return passed Bhering,s
fculty through ice, with heavy gales.
Most Of the oil procured in 1850 taken in from lat
6s deg to 10 deg north long 1855 deg west The obser
walton of Captain Harding of large numbers of whales in
lat II deg. and that they still pushing north
will Indicate where these delicate monsters to be
looked for another All the whales taken by the
Saratoga. were in these high ATTITUDES
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-07
TELEGR.qpHIC ITEMS.

PosroS. January 2S,-Last night the train of from
Newton the Lower Falls and branch of the Worcester
Railroad came contact with sleigh containing Geo
w shaw. n merchant of Boston. his wife and Mr.
Shaw had both of his broken and was otherwise in
ur,d from the effects of which he died this morning
Ills wife also had both of her broken and crushed
ono of which it found necessary to amputatc this
morning at the shoulder She is otherwise seriously
snguary escaped injury altogether having been thrown
out the father on to snow bank at the moment OF the
collision,
BosroS. January 2S-Thc schooner General Irwin from
Bal morc for Washington N c., was fallen in with on
the 24th instant with three feet water in her hold Capt
Riso and the rescued and arrived in this city
to-day it having been necessary to abandon the vessel
Bosros. Jan 2S.-The ship St. Louis, from Liverpool
for Philadelphia arrived here this morning in distress
On the sd December she shipped carrying away
her bulwarks and filling her cabins with water She
leaks badly.
A STAINING CAsE,-Loulsv,iLE Jan. 2S.-A personal
alteration took place between NJ c. CARRIER ESQ editor
of the Madison Courier, and Hamilton Ilibbs, carpcn
ter at Madison Indiana and resulted i'll the latter stab
hing the former with chsel in the abdomen CARRIER il
not expected to survive
SAVING OF THE STEAMER AsIA-NEwYoRK, Jan rs
The steamer sailed to-day for Liverpool witt
II passengers, and half million of specie.
ARRy,1 OF THE SALT LAKE MAu.-LouIsvIILE, Jan Is
Adyccs from ST. Louis state that the Salt River Mail a
arrived at Independence having been delayed by reuen
snow storms to the depth of ten inches on the Plains
| The news is unimportant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-07
BY J. A. BEARD & MAY, Auctioneers
MONDAY, March Is, 1852, and the follow

M g e at Il ssn .s, ,s. Be- sold a. auction at tbs
j! NJ / <; s:s
Z.
ssir I'd iIs s plan
plan p fsa e
TWO Sofs OF GROUND the bounded by Leve.,
fea n 81 s. e ssosD s ss ass sa.sf = Ne.
s and "a ann sS F e
l. 'front.' on Fulton and Front Lsse streets Lot
81 v
Fulton
sssS fssii is aa lss On aa @'fs sssa
LOTS GROUND in the square bounded by
Lyee Fulton Poydras and LAFAYETTE Numbering from 49,
ssr 81 s and
,svs Lot. 3 TO- II, ~ 49, a. Is front on Fulton and
s rs oP s .s the z New
Is o@ III s ,aa I'D
Lots TO- II, H. ia sad IA front Fulton New
8 okeRouND de square bounded by New Ly.a,
Nv u fs
asssh
ss 1s IT, as @ ssss
u ~ s sss @ ss ~. md Y. Lew:
H 81 flss ind ss 1ssi
BY Julia s. Joseph New Iesss and Fulton streets numbering from
as No. No. i 'a he # !
Ss Lssf s. On I'd T. Z " -
LOTS OF o % ss IS
She
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND in the bounded BY Market.
Delord Fulton numbering from TO nnve.
Lot No forms the Fulton New Leyee and Market streets
the Deor Fulton New Levee
Lots and front Fulton and New Lvee streets. &
ONE ISET bounded by Dod, Fulton New Lvee and seet
. IL named, having :
property its locality ReaI
the United The whole said building lots have
opening wide Streets well the feavy Westa
| business wholesale e. - "
photographic plans will be ready issue on the August and
be forwarded with them
Lots will not be sold front Of property that by
ssn. the he
equal divided
coupons eauis with
per maturity then
pa per until final by mortgages
| on the property. jana1 Mkt t1hbdti5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-07

r..,;.b rx,,, o,, .nar;.,r Cali;
rons.
A cnm,,l.,s assortment of English.
Gsrms. and French Hosiery:
s,'nor;nr White and cnInred silk
uos" and IIaIr Hose
GLOVES AND MITTS,
Ruc, Ch,mo;s Kid Cashmere. Silk.
Filosalii and Filst OF every de,
scrintion
'e''t"''i AcE cnops
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-07

The EplrongAL DuEL.-A Washington correspondent of
the Baltimore Sun in speaking of the recent editorial
duel Mt Richmond, says: "A gentleman who was on the
ground states that the Virginia editors who came to ght
duel met on the farm of Francis P. Blair Esq, few
miles from this city The parties exchanged shots made
ordinations shock lans, and then, by invitation, seat
~ ,If Hairs nssa AMI ssis sp eHtefaiae'b by his 'iAs
Et}siitf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-07

part OF int fOllpNlHg, VIZ
Super l,roch6 Antique Silks;
ColoreI Armure Silks;
Striped Tafeta Silks;
High colored plain pault de Sole;
Black Brocade Faconmes;
Extra rich and Embroid'd Faconnee;
Changrable and Chen6 Faconnee:
Embroidered Dunask and plain
Poult de Sole;
Extra rich Changeable and Chame
leon Poult de Sole;
Small plaid high colored do, ioI
misses;
Marceliines and Florences, Of every
shade and color;
Whit. and colored Satins;
A few pieces superior heavy black
and colored wstered Poult lie Sole
Colorcd Silk Yelvets;
Rich Cbene Satin striped and plhlI
Cashmere d'Ecosse;
French and English Merinos, Nous
selines de Lame and Alpacas, soil,
rolcrs, of every variety Of shade
Plain, striped and plaid Poplins;
Superior black and colored plain nn'
figured Canton Grapes;
| A large assortment of white an
colored embroidered and plai
Grape Shawls, some extra rich;
Merino, Cashmere and heavy rio
Silk Shawls;
Rich plaid Raw Silks;
~ P. W. w. would especial,
tiers to his stock Of goods for thei
articles have been selected with
long experience in that particular
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-07
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

CONGRESSIONAL PRocEEDINGs-W Washington, Feb. In
the Senate to-day the bill relative to toggng in the
Navy engrossed. and also bill! providing ior none
United States Courts in cases of sickness of the District
Judges after which the Iowa Land Appropriation bill
was debated and laid for future consideration
Mr. Cass gave notice of his intention to cal up, to-
morrow his resolution respecting non-ntervcntion
Mr.. Cooper. of Pennsylvania, presented remonsranee
from the citizens of Philadelphia against the establish
ment of n Mint in Network.
The bill providing for Superintendent OF indian
Affairs, in California, ordered to third reading
Mr. CLAY Observation-Disclosures, Feb. 4-Ihe
National Iutcgencer of this morning, publishes otici,
ally the speech of Mr. Clay to Kossuth in which decided
opposition taken to Kossuth doctrine and proceedings
in the United States.
Ono RvER-SrEAMBoAT ARRIVALS AND DEPARTuREs.-
Lo,sriLe Feb 3-The river here is stationary, ano
is nearly clear of running ice. Weather pleasant.
The steamboats, Paul Anderson. Fashion Pontiac ant
Hungarian have arrived from NewOrleanF and the SARA
nae Belle Ruy, Yorktown United States Buckley" sntlua
hanna tle0na AMI Che Gen iaayei" hasr Aetaf'"'' f'
ths es,be paeel I'VE Aeisa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-07

ARRESTED roR DEBr-It is stated tn at of the m,s-
rians in Miss ayess orchestra WAS arrested and mpris
onod at Richmond, Va. recently on Il ca sa for debt
They still hold in Virginia to that old relic of bygone
and manufactured tElcs-imprisonment for debt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-07

ERUITS, FLOWERS AND VEGETA- s@
BLES.Peach, Orange, Mesplus Japonca, Apple Pear 49,
Apricot, Necarine, Fig sheled Almond Trees
Grape Raspberry and strawbsy oysy Sellngl vines TS h
giant Asparagus Roots London aud New YORK frl1s
1851 Two thousand imported superb Hyaenths and o.r
Bulbous Hoos Caelas Greenhou. Plants an
assortment GARDEN FIELD and FLOWER sEEts Tor
ssip wlialeglls and tOtail At al, r.,..,,-,,,,s,
1888 81 CasfirA s,tvtii Alayes,e SNAAFY.
M, a'Ds'h'''V's'H INV ~ .Sat ia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-07

Am 10 THE Pooh DESIED.-The Brooklyn Common
Council have refused by vote of ayes to IL noes, to
appropriate $1,000 for the relief of the poor as pcttoned
for by the publc meeting held in pursuance of call from
the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-07

A UCTION NOTICE.-The undersigned has
the style and n Of BACH
JAMES, the purpose trnsaetins general BSI
NESS and will sas entrusted theHl They
will sell REAL Estate SLAVES, OUT DOOR
SALES, such as FURNITURE DAMAGED COTTON CARG0ES OF
FRUIT The senior having been twelve an
the Waite Of
They will be thankful to their friends and the
t ~ " JOHN NJ BACH, IA
ian3l at .-4 . WILLIAM H. JAMES
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-07
AUCTION SALES.
BY J. L. CARMAN & Co, Auctioneers.
- AIlRUAY. Eehr11a11r 81 M 10 n.oInnh-


~ Wi e sold at aactn at Banks
tween GsyieI and Nasez Streets by virtue
9rsr rendered y hs Hon George Stray Judge the Fourth
the application Of James c en
NINE LoTs OF GROUND situated olovs, yix
/. TWO LOTS OF GROUND M THE SUBURB CARTENEDo
Peuy
Johnston and Onage
and inches, paslel Lines
inches and lines Prieur
md ronto on nzsga street. - ES'
2, GROUND situated in hs
designated by measuring each
on between parallel lines
q. ONE LOT OF GROUND SITUATED IN SUBURB IRENE,
designated inches front Calves
and snehe front Columbus street. and Ill feet II inches 10
Dueharufe property. =
4. TWO LOTS OF GROUND SITUATED IN SUBURB FRANK
LIN Lot No 3 Of square measuring feet inches front
Washington Walk deep, of square No. 81
80 feet Spain by 100 fee. deep and front
Soides a.
ONE LOT OF GROUND designated by No.
No 1884, Walk, laa feet
3rehe lines parallel
lnsss -7-s-.
g. LOT OF GROUND sITUATEDTN SUBURB MARIGNY,
being the lot No. the original plan said burb,
25 feet front Craps by together with
the thereon, HOUSE the
street, anNFTNISFED HOUSE the
anees snch MOVABLE EFFECTS, BOOKS TOOLS FOR
THE USE OF HOUSE. without Said LOT
undertaken
Of the purchaser. -f 5.Sf 81 80 II -
tB Terms cash. r . tHn21
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-07

NTEW GOODS.-P. w. WOODLlEF, No. ID
street. received per steamships Winfield Scott,
Union and Empire City, and by the sailing packets from Ne, bSs
AND STAPLE GOODS in extent variety
Style which he offers WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
his patrons al reduced prices The stock consists In
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-07

The Cincinnati and st. Louis Railroad Company have
formally accepted the loan of 100000 by the city of Gin
cipnati to be applied toward the construction of the
road The whole work is to be finished in five years
For this millions of dollars to be paidS350o0Oo
cash S275O0O0 in capital stock Of the Company, and
S27 80 900 in mortgage bonds Of the entire amount
nured under the contract only 81 100000 remain be
i,lnIf for
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-07
IMPORTS.


ST LoUIsPer Hnnnha bhs -four sturg Adams
%loe do G9noy so Do a Ks corn K SKIS bran sS ss
Kenneth Dix &cooo Converse Kennett 500 s
slndries order
OUACHlTA-Per bales NJ Nathan
al do Frelisen &soso Pauche &eolol Ward Il Ionaslo
risen Bos47 Wiinis Philip Scoss Wright William, so"s2
Cleveland Bros &soac Bradley Wilson &oo4l skpwt Taylor
&rol7 Turner Wilson Cummings, Stewart &oao Duncan,
Grave. &co2s Buehanon Carroll &eos Boga Foley Avers
lial- Oakley Heads Lailande- do.
hides arro bales Pickett Perkins Keep Arthur
IL McNahon Pearsall2S Burkne Owen eo-29
Mienteger dcos Waters &eol do to odersundries TO order
YAzoo cLrYPe steamer St samss llS bales cotton to Byn
kcS;.o do swny Green &eols1 PAYNE Henderson
Pnctad , Reoll TSor Mshsnny5 Ssison toss
4U"sSan Bradley Wilson Downs caddy
y II s' se1 0s Cock.
&cols Ar Mltenerger2 Nlenbeger &co2 Ward JonasS
o orier ibis apples 10 boxes cheese kegs
butter J H ileald-Total, 1895 bales cotton
WHITE RIvERPer steamer Hays: bales cotton to i Head
do Sle Green cols do Williams rolls leather SKIS
wheat, order-Toa, 2l2 bales cotton
HARD TMESPer Natchez No2: o. bales cotton to Eel
cnelly-so " everh &eo-lss Wright, Williams &co6 Nae
R Carols tsl s bep Wm &C. Sso W SGs %
Bnchannon Carroll &eos Anderson Mtyall7s Press
WI s r n Ffsl S Sse ss faiso Rse ee do
ssn Watt sndsrsGa Peass
to order-Toa, 2454 bales cotton.
FLATBOATS.
In Second Municipality
lNDiANAPer Epy' boat 1900 bb potatoes to A Costa.
OHIPer Thornley, bbs potatoes bushels
| 10 master.
PASSENGERS.
| Per ship Caledonia, from Lverpoo--3l in seernge
| Fer bark Verge Maria, from Antwerr--l52 in seemge
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-07

Crystal Fonut Division No. 4, y. T.-Msets every
THURsDAY O'Clock at Temperance Hall, No. rs 81 Charles
the ensuing quarter. D. r. W. p D.
McNABs W. w H. ELLis, r. $, WAsa A. p. S.. Rnw2Rp
BooTH s. TsLsSsoS T.: r. II. DsYpks c. A. AspERsos
A; Aspnxw HEgo, !, s.; f. W. PERRY, os:
jams VIM. RI. ELLIS r, 8.
0desn Temple of Honor No. 5-Meets every THURSDAY
EVENING o'clock, Temple Hn 49z TehoupouIas
street Officers the ending the lst u May wAN
MILLER W c. r.. THoals FEIEsp, W. " t.; C. w. ALLnasD W.
r.; RE,ucK, W. RI W. DAVIS, W. T. R.: N. W. WoLvEE-
w. Tt r. s. MORGAN W VI r. PotLhFp W. D. u; o. j.
CLULY, W. g.; b. l.. BRAKEMAN W. ian23
Harmony Division No. Is, 8. OF TMes,s at as2 Tehoupi
toun street lers elected Henry
W. p; Cesar Motrgny JAMES Cows r. s.. SAMUEL
PUTNAM R. s.; WV g. Morsr, ST. joss CasSRLI r.; Wa
Mosis CT CHARLEs PgKsusoS, A. c. CraRs BtEsEs s. vs..
H. RospEAu, o. S.; JAMES BEsGs, p. WI jams
lPslican Division q. of T.Meets every WEDNESDAY
sENG at half o'clock the Hall No rs St. Charles street
The following The List Of Officers the ending March
r. s. JAMES H. IRwry, A. r. s.; Jops f. W WAT
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