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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-14

The SANDWICH lsLANDs.-Alr Wye the Hawaiian Min
lister of Foreign Affairs has published letter in which il
appears that the Hawaiian Governments relies upop III,
United States for protection against those who NAV feel
disposed to appropriate position so important to the
commerce of the world Fears, it appears are enter
tanned of invasion from California The energy dis
played by Capt Gardner of the U s ship yandalia i.
highly spoken Of We notice also that the u S officers
at Honolulu have been drilling the native troops in mill
tay exercise that they may be better able 10 protect
themselves
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-14

POLITICAL REcTArIoNs,-By refer nee to our advertiser
columns, it will be seen that Prof j. H. Smith intend
Sns series poetical recitations The pieces whcl
ne mas selected are all of the highest order-a union of
the best faculties Of the mind and all the nobest emo
ions OF the heart We cordially recommend our friend
md the public at large to attend the lecture of Professor
smith, and form their opinion of his attachments
me rst recitation takes place on Thursday evening
the Society Rooms, No. Sc ROYAL street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-14

BIRTHS AND DEATHS SEA.-On the recent trim of the
steamship Ohio, from Chagres to Havana Mr. A Coffin
a passenger from Cincinnati died of consm otion and
on the next day the wife of c. Ledyard another pas
senger gave birth to twins (boy gr) one of which
only survived.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-14

LrABILiTf OF RAILROAD CoMpANfEs-Patrick Cass b,s
recovered verdict of 500 and against the NewYor
and NewIIayen Railroad Company being the value of a
trunk and placed in possession of the bsg
gagekeeper in June last but delivered 1t appears
the keeper refused to deliver because Cass had lost his
check but the held that its loss did not relieve the
liability of the Company unless it could be shown that
the check had been found and b, another
son, and the trunk thus delivered to third party
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-14

NEwYoRK ARr-UNioN.-Recordcr Tlon of NewYork
on the 9th inst in his charge the grand jury urged
the Indictment of the ArUnion, the ground of being
lottery On the other hand Judge Duer decided in
favor of its legality.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-14

The WING PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE The wings of
enrico county, Va have adopted resolutions offered by
the Hon John NJ Bolts recommending Mr. Fillmore for
the Presidency but pedging themselves support the
national nominee provided he he true wing in favor
OF the Compromise measures and opposed to interven
ton They also recommend that the time of holding the
National Convention be postponed to the latest practical
BILE pcrpd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-14

VIOLENT SroRMs APRu-1he month of Anri, l.
famous for storms On the 18th Of April lSS there was
aseNere storm of wind, rain and snow and on the same
lay in 1919 there eight inches OF snow at the North
On the 9th of April 1850 violent storm prevailed and
On the 10th and 18th of April of last year A dsas
trous storm occurred particularly at the East during
which Minot's Ledge lighthouse destroyed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-14

HE SWISS BELL RrNGERs.If you would be pea sed ,f
unused, SO and hear the Swiss Bell Ringers tonight
Their stay is limited few nights longer and no on
hould miss hearing them
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-14

IHE HARMoNEoNs-The original Boston troupe of IIar.
moneons give concert (their first in this city, at tn.
Armory Hall tonight. They have been very highly
spoken of by the Northern press they offer pro-
sramme which should attract A good audience
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-14

MURDER TRIALS IN NoRrH CARoLINA-Thomas NcLel-
Hha was convicted of mansaughtor for the murder OF
Joseph bryan IN Baden county N c. but being recon-
uehaea TO mercy was only fined one dollar and costs
"heh the spectators immediately made up for him AL
zen Gam, charged with killing j Motto. found guilty of
was branded and imprisoned three months
"m' Lane convicted at Wilmington of killing Ichabod
darrls, was also branded imprisoned six months
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-14

RAILROAD coLLlsIoN-Almost every Northern mail that
reaches us brings one accounts of railroad acct
dents and loss OF life The railroads of the North and
East are about as destructive human life as our Misss
spp steamboats, and that is saying much On the night
OF the oth two passenger trains came into collision
Boston and Providence railroad by which the enq;ne
smashed and several persons injured portunator
killed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-14

RAILROAD MISUNDERSTANDING March the receipts of the
Pennsylvania Railroad amounted to S243379 being an
increase of S17364S the month last year The
Cumberland Valley Railroad received during the past
month Sl277S watch 1852 over the re-
ceipts of March, 1851
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Other business men may brag of the immense sales they
are now making, but the propretors the Dry Good
establishment at % Charres street. BRADY. old stand
are very well satisfied with their own profits We hay
already called attention to the pouring in upop
them about eleven o'clock every morning. Although
very busy they always find time attend to one NOR.
customer and pocket some more cash
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-14

FRENCH orERA-Benet Of Nine. Fleury- Jotv-Rossini.
brilliant opera, called la Gazza Ladra will he ivc
tomorrow evening Madames Widemann. Flouyv. ,Iov
Disuet and Genibrel appearing in the PRINCIPAL roles
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-14

NEAL Dow THE LieroR Law CHANrtox.-At the charter
election in Portland Me, the 9th inst Neal Dow the
celebrated champion of the Maine liquor law who was
candidate Tor Mayor was defeated by over four hundred
votes by Albion H. Paris the democratic candidate
Inc democrats nave majority in the Board Aldermen
and in the Council
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-14

eh'f fEVER-"e would inform our Texas exchanges
taI they are making some egregious blunders in their
eehts relative to the existence Of ship fever in New
orleans Our citizens are entirely ignorant of the ex
stence of that disease in our midst Where did o,r
Texas friends get their information2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-14

The RAvELs,-We have but standing notice of tn
"aVe ut the St. Charles Crowded houses rainy or cea
weather. and well pleased audiences
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Clothing! Clothing! Clothing

CONSTANTLY COMING,
MORE NEW GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED BY
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
No. 81 MAGAZINE STREET,
Per steamship Philadelphia and ship, Suana Fairfield Memphis
A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
AMONG WHICH
SOME VERY RICH, NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
Wo worthy the attention of purchasers,
AS ALL WILL SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH
Many of these goods entirely styles,
this Market and made the and latest fashion
a list only be given
NEW STYLE cAsHNERETTE FRoCK AND SAC COATS
FRENCH DRAP D'ETE DRESS,
Best and Medium quality ALPACA
REAL INDIA SEERSUCKER
INDIA SILK PONGEE
LINEN AND GlNGHAM
GRASS CIIO1 Fl AND HONG KONG
FRENCH MERlNo PANTALooNS.
NEW STYLES FANCY DRILL PANTALooNS.
SILK, PoNGEE AND SEERSuCKER PANTALoONS.
NEW STYLE WHITE DRILL PANTALooNs.
NANkEEN, CoTToNADE Etc, PANTALooNs.
WHITE AND FANCY MARSEiLLES VESTS.
GRASS LINEN AND HONG-kONG VESTS.
Also very large SHIRTS, UNDER GARMENTS of
every description CRAvATs, GLOVES, SUSPENDERs, HALF
HOSE, ETC., etc. Also.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF WINTER CLOTHING
ofevery description, which
CLOSED OFF AT GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.
EF- ONE PRICE FOR GooDS-NO DEVIATION.
apl9 6t2p ALFRED MONROE B. CO., 81 Magazine ST,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-14

We call the attention of Grocers and Ds,1ers in Win;
che sale Of Wine, in bond by Mcssrs TAYLOR Tourpe
IL O'Clock this day Every lot offered will positively IN
sold
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-14

The Steamship Philadelphia
HAS SUPPLIED
c. LEIGH TON & CO.'S
FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT STORE,
From the Mandatory, Park Place. NewYork with large
invoice of
THE RIGHT KIND OF GOODS FOR THE SEASON, .
And our friends who were inquirng for
GOOD DOLLAR AND HALF SHIRTS,
Silk, Idsle Thread, Gau1s Cotton, York Mills and Linen
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS,
SUMNER HOSIERY, SUMMER CRAVATS, WASHING sUS
PENDERS at Fifty Cents pair.
OUR LIGHT COATS,
undry GENTLEMENS WEAR respectfully
informed that they DE had
AT LOWER PRICES THAN EVER, AT THE NEW
FIRST PREMIUM SHIFT EMPORIUM or
G. LEIG HT0N & CO.,
No. SO CANAL STREET,
Next door o Charles
~ NOTICE TO CALIFORNIANsl
G, LIE / G TON g. co.
Have House Montgomery street SAN FRANCISCO HINTS
TO EMGRANTS may be obtained GRATIS by applying
or in Neworleans apl2 sep cod
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OFFICE COMMISSIONERS NEW cUsroMnousT
Proposals for Bricks.

PROPOSALS will be received during all the
- month of April the delivery second quality
PHILADELPHIA PRESS BRICKS Bricks on the ay4e in
this cy the te OF the New practicable md
in manner following say
100000 on or before the first day Of Juy,
100000 Oh or before the first OF September, and
100000 on or before the first OF November ensuing
Said Bricks 10 be subject TO inspection approval y the .H
Of the New Customouse this city after they may be delivered
the Levee.
Those who DESIRE extend their proposals the delivery of
Spoooo more one half during the 1853, balance m thu,
year 1854, or at such times "a may E required.
Proposals b addressed The COMMISSIONERS FOR TIIE,
ERECTION OF THE NEW CUSToA1HoUsE, NEW oRLEASsp
mh26 tiny l9s"enl SaNITET / pE"TFpS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-14

The ROBBERY OF THE BARK observation-disclosures the
master oil the ship Sterling convicted plunderng the
bark Missouri and D1ey the master of the Missouri who
had previously plead guilty say that the wreck wa, acct
DENTAL and the plundering an after Thought
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-14

re- NOTICE. - Agreeably to a resolution
adopted by the Provisional Board of Directors the NEW ORLEANS
JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY.
the citizens NewOeans invited attend public meeting
will be held at the AMERICAN THEATRE THURSDAY EVEN
ING April l5 at o'clock, which the
will lay before the public the proceedings purposes
said Company. 80. SewOrlenns, April 10, 1852.
L. MATTHEW'S, President pro TEN.
JoHS CALHOUN Secretary. spl39t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-14

The MAcKEREL TRApE-Wihn nine days, says the Hal
fax Sun of March 81 5000 barrels of maokere with
~ 1000 ditto herring and very little short 1000 rkins
of butter have been shipped ports in the United States
the high protective duties Notwithstanding
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-14

PAssENGERs~-Th steamship West Wind, e. Savage,
commanding. left this port Monday with the following
passengers for San juan
Charles Cipp Jacok State, Kendel Thos Brown
Aarton, lady and two children John Fleming. Mrs l.
Rohrle and servant Mrs Roihrle and children Tbos
Finney, lady, four children and servant, VIM Finney
francisco Finney, j l. Smith, Daniel, s b Daniel II
Parr Thos Calhom Nathan Ryan, Francisco Rtch An
drew Goodrich, Swisshem, John Sweet L Morrison
Samuel Johnston, Henry Walton, J Chamberlain and
servant. Stephen Rodgers VIM Chamberlain VIM Arnold
Henry Bales, Thos R Flusant b W Brown Nations
Pleasant Boyd Louis Boyd and four children, j Ranman
and lady kraus and lady, Wundwiler B Wnndwiler,
Ross I Auberlin, Hennn Eggert, Daniel King
John Norris VIM Stocker, Hannah H Parker Samuel
Bear, James Messenger, Owen Finch G vanwagner
Il Edwards, David Murphy and seven domestics W
Camp. VIM d Newton. d NJ Campbell. G 2 Hedrick A
Cook A loneycutt II Klnie, j jackson. \ NJ Ali
Joseph Gore David Bryte Oliver Kelly Stewart
Holman j Serels, Peter Berry John Lewis Miner
Lewis Lewis David Bear VIM Bartlett Nj II Lewis + L
Worcester, james 0 Floyd L NJ Riley VIM II Elan Rob
Williams, p Stephens, } II Berto Jno Walthom John
Jones David Mitchell Levi Dickson, Vim Barnett Nc
ton j b Ballard, H Fowler lady and two children, A
fhow, Burthlot William Bokley,
Disastrous GALE-The National Inteigencer contains
the following extract of letter from the American Con-
sui Malaga his friend ii Washington dated the 1
ultimo:
tremendous gale of wind was experienced on the
9th inst Nine vessels were blown on shore within the
harbor (seyen Spanish, French and Russian y
they arrived during the storm, and not moored
No American vessels in port Reports from Gibraltar
say that forty vessels went ashore and that great num-
Der are wrecked between this and the rock
A steamer arrived from the eastward this morning
counted fourteen vessels shore between this and Car
thagena The storm very violent from the southeast
and no doubt we will hear of many disasters ]. S. S.
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DAILY CRESCENT.

THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT
OFFICE 90 CHARLES STREET
Will BIZ regularly served subscribers this
early hour Sunday excepted year.
payable to the office Is cent? week. the caee
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
From and after tha date the following charges
ten lines In pearl, will be invariably adhered to,
rratlheeftion al wi %
Advertisements the page charged day.
liberal discount will be made with those who advertise the
for shorter time. ff -
acknowledgements marked will be published charged
accordingly. ~ s573
Tie Crescent strong csms upon advertisers medium
public. Its which
hands the present proprietor steadily
and rapidly the through dull
October 49, 1851.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-14

RELEASE GEN PERczEL--It is stated that Gen perc
Eel has been liberated from his detention at Broosa in
Asia Minor on the ntercesson of the Legation of the
United States and, with his wife and three children is
now on his way to the United States lie is furnished
with an American passport citizen of the United
States but as protected by them. He is warm friend
of kossuth
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Society Rooms, So Royal street

SOCeGEy ROOMS, 30 F4DVNI Stl'fCi,
OVER ME. FAIvRE'S MUSIC STORE.
TT REGULATIONS will given THURSDAY next, O'Clock
by Prof H. SMITH, the Of
TONS PARADISE LOST, which, subimty invention
"f conception of language holiness genius religion
intellect constitutes these pas
divine Poem Likewise will be given BYRONs DREAM OF Uni
VERSAL DARKNESS BRYANT'S VISION OF DEATH DANIEL
WEBSTER ON THE IMPORTANCE OF THE UNION.
The above will he with suitable
which humb hoped present
well to the afford only
pleasure bu. intellectual grnifc
Tickets Fifty Cents may principal
n tho
NB-The entertainment will be varied intervals by Music
amid uta
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To Rent.

Ia Lafayette Pytana the Jackson
COTTAGE DWELLING, containing rooms
rants roo fine brick and large handsomely with
hrTbbery Possession
APPLY at 45 Camp street. front office second floor mh5
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~ FIREMEN's CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION
HALL OF LOUISIANA HOSE COMPANY NEwoKLEAxs April IA
ls52At regular meeting OF Association the following resolution
adopted and ordered to be published
RsOre3 That this Association
bills other than those contracted by the
WIN. Fl. SLACK, Secretary. " sp4 A.
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Remember the Orphan !

After interval Of years, another
GRAND EXHIBITION OF FIRE WORKS.
BY MR.. LOUIS P. GATOR,
AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
BY FULL BRASS BAND,
Will be given on LAFAYETTE SQUARE
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April ID 1852.
Commencing half past o'clock,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
CAMP STREET FEMALE ORPHAN ASYLUM
The heavy the daily providing Orphans
who from their youth incapable being
which could their support,
amounting to between $4,000
the Camp Street Asylum that appeal the charitable Of
muniy rendered absolutely enable its
uniparad the of this
~ The Exhibition will FOURTEEN DISTINCT REPRE-
SENTATIoNs OF FIRE WoRKScomprsing the great CHURCH
OF ST. PETERS, Rome THE PALACE DE CoNCoRDE, at
Paris, AN ENCHANTED PALACE, ETC., etc.
tF Tickets Fifty Children price ans and 10 TO Il;
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The Delta and the City Printing.


Our magnanimous and magniloquent friend
over the way was out yesterday evening in an
article, in which he scores the 'stormy, crude
and irregular" 1--WE quote his own language
proceedings of the Common Council, with a
will He is not boisterous nor declamatory, for
deep feeling, whether of love, disappointment
or chagrin, does not display itself by marked
outward signs, though no less intensely felt for
all that Inuendo, when applied to an oppo-
nent, is more formidable weapon of attack
than direct abuse, as the animal affected with
rabies, moody, sullen and silent, is rather to be
avoided than the snarling, swapping cur, that
banks at all he meets.
Our neighbor is doubtless a little sore at the
rejection of his magnanimous offer to do the
city printing at fifteen hundred dollars year.
The design of this rafting bid was little
too transparent to escape detection by even the
most purblind Our neighbor says:
I'VE offered to do the printing for fourteen cents per
square, not with any view of Undertaking. reducing
to unreasonable rate the for this service
but because believed that the incidental advantages to
journal from the publication of the official report
the proceedings of the Common Council would ade-
quate compensation
We dislike much to question the motives Of
any one, but the reasons assigned in the above
paragraph would stagger the credulity even OF
those who believe that The Delta is the organ OF
no clique and vassal to the interests of no par
ticular individual.
The rates offered by the Delta were ruinous,
and such as no individual could stand without
positive loss. His first offer of fourteen cents
per square would have done well enough; he
would have incurred a small loss even at forty
five cents per thousand ems but failing in these
proposals, his offer to take the whole contract
at fifteen hundred dollars, would have involved
decided injury to his interests, even with the
incidental advantages
The design of the fifteen hundred dollar bid
was evidently to injure rival interest, without
any immediate corresponding advantage.
We certainly do not doubt the right of any
individual to injure himself in order to put down
an opponent, however We may question the
morality of such an intent. Perhaps, however.
in touching on morals, we speak, to our neigh
Dor, mysterious language?
He is proficient in many things and may learn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-14

COMPLIMENTARY RECORDER CA1pwEIL.---On the occa-
sion of the vacation of the Office of Recorder Second
District by james H. Caldwell, Esq, Monday last a
splendid silver pitcher presented him by the officers
of the police and his clerk who have under him for
the last two years The pitcher bears the following
inscription:
Presented to the Hon James H. Caldwell as token
of friendship and regard by H. Forno. C. v Jonte j. R
| Irwin, j Davenport P. Hand, B Robinson, E. Wells VIM
Robinson. J Steel S s. Kicker L. Cragn. R. r. Hunt p
whitley W. r.. G. Hays, A. Newhouse, W. j. Ahern NJ
Hughes, J. Rutter and j. Lynn
Capt Forno on the part of the officers, made short
address to the Recorder to which replied considerable
length, and in very appropriate manner. We regret
that the great columns to-day prevents us
from giving his remarks We much pleased to record
this tribute of respect to the exRecorder as we feel
assured that 1t is well deserved
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Gsy~ FIREMEN's CHARITABLE ASSOCIATE

s~ FIREMEN's CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION
HALL OF LOUISIANA HOSE COMPANY, NEwoR1R.s. Apr 4;
i52At regular meeting of this the following gentlemen
appointed COMMITTEE for quarter ending Inn.
JAMES BROOKS, of No. l4 street Third District
NJ HUGHES, Ne. 49,. City Hall, Hevia str ct.
WIN. H. SLACK Secretary No .. Cbartress.
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Mr.. Philbrick voted for Mr. Gaiennie.

The Council proceeded next to the election Of
Census Commissioners for the First District.
Messrs. J. J. Osborne and l.. DeBriton were
unanimously elected.
Messrs. Chs. 0miken and VIM. Andry were
declared duly elected for the Second District,
having received 25 votes, Messrs NJ. DeArmas
and Nixon having received votes.
Messrs. Burke, Clark, Claiborne, Converse.
Giquel, Stockton, Alpuente, Bailey, Burthe
Dolhonde, Forbes, Heremann, Lanata, Lusto.
Mackey, Nixon, Philbrick, Place, Relf, Shaw
Stetson, Summers, Sykes, Watkins and Winston
voted for Messrs. Omiken and Andry
Messrs. Gasquet, Harris, Labatut, Lugen-
buhl, Sewell, Forbes, Ramos and Stevenson
voted for Messrs. DeArmas and Nixon
Messrs, >. Garcia and F. Mazerat were de-
clared duly elected Commissioners from the
Third District, having received the votes of
Messrs. Burke, Clark, Converse, Giouel.
Stockton. Alpuente, Bailey, Burthe, Forbes
Heremann, Lanata, Leeds, Lusto, Mackev,
Nixon, Philbrick, Place, Ramos, Relf, Shaw.
Stetson, Summers, Sykes, Watkins and Winston.
25 votes
Messrs. Claiborne, Gasquet, Harris, Labatut,
Lugenhuhl, Sewell, Dolhonde, Derbes, Eustis
and Stevenson voted for Messrs Meehan and
CantreI
Messrs. ". G. Terrell and W. Northern were
declared unanimously elected Commissioners
from the Fourth District.
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We are indebted to the clerk of the steamship Meteor
for files of Galveston papers
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Thanks to the clerk of the steamer Alex Scott for late
river favors
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Thanks to the clerk of the steamer Winfield Scott fol
rirer favors
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~ WING RANGERs.-At a meeting of the
Wing Rangers held Wednesday, April following gentlemen
elected to for the ensuing Presidents. taunpagn
EXECUTIVE COMjI7TEEt
E. ]. CARRELL, Chairman,
JOHN. NJ. BURK,
J. P. BARNETT,
CHARLES OGIER.
FINANCE COMMITTEE!
HENRY PEYCHAUD, Chairman,
THOMAS r, WOLF
SAMUEL. g. RISK
JOSEPH SOLOMON.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
Col. f. p HUNTER Chairman.
DIVIDE DKBUYS,
H f. JOHNSON
II. CASTELLANOS,
By order. CHARLES NJ. WATERMAN, President
CHAs. T. ROBINSON, )c
o. LEFLEcuIER, 'o'ie'"'' Iy
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G-YIM We are opening very superior
+=4IstIlot Of Philadelphia manufactured TRUNKS ,oIs
.ftts l SSieather frame packing Aiso TRAVELLING
aud vALlsES which we invite The attsn-
a,eLeTa others To be prices 80
DRAWER STREET. laps lml 5. kOBB 4 co.