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correspondent of the n Y Express is confident Of the
nomination Of Mr. Fillmore by tho Wing Convention,
the ID Sd ballot. He claims the whole South, except
Delaware viz. ll9-to which he adds for Maine, New
Hampshire q Connecticut z, Vermont l, Rhode Island |,
New York New Jersey Indiana 2, Illinois 8 Iowa
Wisconsin l. Michigan and California lin ell l47, being
within Of majority; which, he thinks, will easily be ob.
tanned from tie Is pledged Webster delegates already elected
and the Webster delegates yet to be cecd from Massa.
chusetis
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DIR. j. =. NOISES SA..oAPNdILiII.
BLOOD PURIFIER
\ CsreNt SNrinp md NcIlcIna.

WIS l!id coGiwuH u mad, ifa II ilurt.
lI.ia a bsns combined SlI lngiedrn... renIcliE
lie very bes pirild Compound made fJr pun, anil
ins the blood aud " AL erGpInn~ disease
iuu,s disease. nnl IL nJG rir
snes Kidneys AMI bladder ah"rt"r he
curry, aHi ia-ns weak aIl
irrns. appetite cnV"n ,c splTi'-. Il
COT! pleasant an! medicinal
families should have bottle by thcn bottles 81 small bot
Ties 81 cen,s.
For safe Ivy Ais Gray Purcell L9dd o. Bennett, Bes
H. H. ba:al Gay Wood, o. A. Shredder, Bodeker Bair
and W. ..!,
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For The Enquirer.
pONsEr--"rHE DRAFT HONOHED"

PONSEn--"rHE DRAFT HONOHED"
NaHISeTos, MAY Il, 1872
Some months since, through the "Peans irnnan tic
sold Key Stnnc' sent message 10 the odd Dominion y"
The key Stone said 10 her sister, he' ancient niiy that
she hal s.aruGc som; she wshd elevated 10 The
Presijoncy-se said he all respects worthy OF the
confidence and support Of the people She endorsed him
nan-as sIalcsman-a pplitiCian-and said she would
he respoG sb!c or him Ste reminded The "OId Dominion;
that in former zine. she had :rnrtc sUl canidatesand
thu, she had cordly supported then while she Pcnnsyl-
vans) had IN. .st, West, the North and
South all all onorcd win the Presidency she had
had e1nd;dats md but Vice Pesi.
d.n fc; she had done The voting and in days Of yore The
hIIng ro Urdrr all these circumstances she appealed
to her sisrer 10 aid her in her just cause.
The "Oi Dominion replied Your appeal vill DO espec-
ted y"ur confidence in gratitude and justice i, not
misplaced" But wait and Sec"
Behold The results From the shore 10 The mountain
top, The V"x Pupuli trumpet toned, heard District af-
district has snuacn in language plain 10 be insun
des,oud nrepresested Tie Old Dominion never speaks
with "orke onpue-~ha she says she MEANS and what
che does she does we'll While pcnnlnq these lines
other bus- noo is heard the ires tell the tale the ne.
opolan District has epnken. II has said "We 90 70. tho
worthy o. gallant and worthy Sate-we are Tor Buch
annn"
i true the Poitrisnsor rather the trading portion
hass cflsd "Crucfy him" "Erucify HIM; but the people
more just and righteous than PIae, asks "Why wherefore
wh.. s!n he he committed7"
A REPUBLICAN OF THE OLD SCHOOL.
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MessFs NJ. T. Phillips and G. Phelps, of the Richmond
Harmonious will take their benefit Tonight Odd Fellows
Hsl-on which occasion Mr Phillips will sing an oIizna
balad-writen BY himself expressly for the occasion. We
hope our citizens will fai! 10 give them bumper.
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MIR WEBSTER AT FANECIL HALL.

BosrpS May % Fineuil Hall ,owded to lts utmni
capacity to-day to hear Daniel Webster speak The dslin.
yuishrd orator introduced = the vast assrmalnye by Tie
,yor nd vas received great enthusiasm. He spnS.
Ir about une hons avoiding politics altogether md conf
ng attention 10 the prosperity progress and oeshy O.
The country ,..ch he painted in glowing colurs he paid
warm tribute 10 the enterprise oi Boston and the Industry
f her citizens The mrin5rs Of the Methodist Con!srsnes
ware nrrsent b.; invitation.
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the Episcopal Convention oil Virginia CLOSED Interest,
Ing scenes Sunday night. On that occasion ST, pau
Church crowded to its capacity. Bishop Johns
delivered very fine DISCOURSE and Bishop Meade pro-
noanced solemn and impressive charge the Ministers
who stood up in tha chance, which they filled.
TIE Convention have recommended tho appointment Of
fAaSsgvng Day, in which they have invited the co.ope
ration OF the other religious denominations Of Sa,e-and
have appointed committee to wait upon the Governor for
that purpose.
We regret thar our engagements have prevented from
listening 10 the many eloquent dscoursss delivered during
the past week Our eyes, however, have been dazsed by
the extraordinary blaze Of beauty among tue large number
of fair attendants upon the of the Convention.
I'VE have hunt several spert OF members of the LIE
si,luu,e publication Of which has been necessarily do
layed by the heavy press of with
the Presidency tho election Of State DC We shall
now proceed TO give them rapidly as possibly,
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In the House Saturday last Mr Jordan of I,ls OF
Wight did vote-having paired off with Dir. Allen of
Hampshire absent from sickness.
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TO TIRE PUBLIC,

rS1HE damages b7 the late e-s the aJu.men % tho Toll
Br!se recently erected b. hcrnss the Paun.cy River 81
my farm knyHl n Taios Ferry. hav. rersiel AL hs
bridge - no" ready Tor rarc Re OpT aa dTs
frre Pae- gryc. few miles above. FOR which w.l
I'd {. Hip"'st Cuu.i House. Rates, h,.c per he'd
NJ - CIV StTI,iEi. 7. y IPnHNT
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SANDY POINT.

"a arabic lands. ana
VI having been sold pv'~'y hree nny The valuable
har, heretofore aiYer.r. w posed public sale
Juts III: 9Th
MAY 2I-xt DOfDISC
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,oro, pIIT ,OI0rRNnrNTO Of THE

rHE LIQUOR Bill. -ADJOURNM ENI OF TIE LIZ.
GlSLArCRE.
Bo.7ox, May 22i.Gr Boutwell, has signed IN. lqno,
bill Without the referring 10 the people, and II viii
become law IN 30 days.
Tnv Legislature aI burned sine die to-day.
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THE DEMOCRACY.-Ths Evening Post figures out
ne hss ballot of the Democratic National Convention TO be
oeid at Baltimore on the first OF June, as follows:-
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ZIG TO THE VOTERS Or CO.. OF
- kiEiiMOND-ai h: IGrest p many rsn L., resfot
fully announce yscif c;ntc the Office Of rh'
ATTORNEY. IN lac Crcui! Court VI Richmond
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UNITED STATES M1iL LINE.
FOX NEW YORK VIA Norfolk
C u ~ n

FOX NEW YORK VIA Norfolk
ST T. A II S Hiy n n y K z. .
To Sail Tuesday, Moy 25ft. at four o'clock, z. h'
rHfHE cios1nI side VIII. ri eamship RpASpKE n, ..:N
Lewia IRISH. lr1ar-r vii be rsG'. ~
cciyr -inh IN shay Monday. May 9Th, 10 COCA
n for New rk. and wi 10 r-revc II VI
Gr Of O'Clock r. VI. TUESDAY 2ith ms hearing her III
Rockets thai daT. AT O'Clock = NJ ffsci-ei! by -
hour passengers vii phase 10 h' IN o"aFn :. .,n
York. including meals and hne s;a .I6
accommodations ONLY
Ste.ragr nassaye 20 from do only hall pTce. .I.
Frrjeb r Boston ak-n aud forwarded free Of con
sion. from Ne. York. ,,..r.ov
MAJ 24-2; EnD.AM W.
FARM FOR SALE.
5Hrc Offer Farm Of hundred lying ato 49,
~ miles below the cry o Richmond which is OF good | %,
We. enclosed and well imiroyed-Uhou ha,f cleared IL. "
fine ~ tirnb-rcG Fer :eiins APP " TO!ER COON,
Mis2 Hehef' y
l'ANCY PA ALOR CHalhs.-We sc ,.p. =. ' -,
Of fancy hair, and viii sell 'h. 10
cen. than they he bnush' in this make; also
Of fancy Tables, Eugees AMI marble tcr .n
May l2 0pnosi;: Exchange Rank. War IT..
q sWISTED SILK MITTa.-Wr hsv. ius I.csi'e',D -
4 Twisted SIX hit "i l',''-
Qualities Which ask the sslen"G ~ nc tIn"
May 10 KENT PIN 49,
kAJ AlTE;Ks-wc hand oe'"uu. ~.."",, wt To-
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House took up the following resolution, which was
under consideration when the House adjourned on Sstur-
day.
Resolved That from and after hs date. the House Of De-
lee.es will hold evening session, commencing al AZ
o'clock each day, until The fth nj June next.
The amendment, Of Dir. NICHOLSON proposed 10 strike ou,
flour and half and insert eight in lieu thereof The
amendment agreed TO- and the resolution amended
was agreed ,o-Hyts 81, noes so.
SIR RurEarsoS Of ~, offered the following resolution:
Resolved That lhis Hnusc vi" not hereafter adjourn Of
lie morn ne session Garlic. than three O'Clock, p n.
Mr. PArsIcK moved 10 Law the same the table, which
was rejected, ayes 81, noes H.
SIR JACKSON of and t., moved 10 amend the resolution
as follows snd is evening sessDn nnti IL o'clock nj !"
Mr Wallace moved TO lay the resolution and amendment
On The liable, which rejacted-ayes a, 65
On noun OF Mr. LEhtT, the resolution and amendment
wore indefinitely pos,punrd.
On motion of Mr.. MASSEY, the House adjourned,
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MoNbAY. MAY q 1852.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


4 communication was received from the Senate, that they
had passed various bills.
Mr. RosISsoy uf r. from the committee of Courts OF
Justice reported without aendmsn Senate bill providing
The compensation OF The Clerk Of the Senate committee
on Genc.ul Laws
mr. WAlLAcs from the committee on Banks presented e
bill the establishment of branch BaGk nj Phi
ippi, in Barbour county
BILLS PASSED.
blu for The relief of John FELTON, taken up mo-.
lion Of Mr.. BURpKTr, and was passed
bill providing the election Of Constable for the
county OF Isle of Wight BY The thereof, residing in
The town Of Smi,hiej, wa. passed.
4 bill regulating the jurisdiction OF the District Courts
md Courts Of Appeals h the amendments thereto pro.
pusrd by the committee for Courts of Justice, nkcn
IN on motion of MIR. RoESarS OF K. Various PROPOSE
urs amend The cumni;ics amendments rejected.
The bill ih"n ordered 10 be- eugrOssed.
Sir RUnissrs OF Il , was ADDED 10 the committee the
Afnory.
By Mr. PATRlcX-That The Auditor OF Public Accounts
Sc required copy into books for prescvaon with pro-
ner Index each book HE returns Of sales OF delinquent
lands made 1915 1916 and .uch other evidences
the forfeiture of lands r in his Office he may hink
proper.
Tor Of the Richmond and pamunkey Rail Road.
By Mr RICE Resolved b. the General Assembly Of Viz
oinia That Senators be instructed and The Representa-
live. in Cnngress from this State be requested procure if
practicable anrh Commercial arrangements 10 DC made BY
The General Government with the furnishing
no. will open the trado in that article the free compe
llon Of all Citizens and break up the monopoly now
enyrcsscd by a few.
By Mr. lMsnprS Of amending the charter of the How
ardsvie Turnpike Company as 10 authorize an extern
of their road 10 point at or near the Alum Springs
In Rockbrdge county.
On motion Of Mr. WILEr-Lcave OF absence granted
10 Mr. CRAIa from and after the first Gay of next month,
until the fourth Monday in November next.
BY Mr.. BEHSETTOf increasing The capital stock OF the
Weston and Fnirmont Turnpike In sufficient TO Mac
adanlize or Plank The same.
By Alr ASpEssoS-Of reporting bill authorizing the
Governor if he sha hink expedeni provide for any
Regiment of Volunteers In the State ammunition for prac
lice stands Of covrs, drums and buges and camp equ
page.
PETITIONS.
b. Mr. WILHY-Of citizens of Bo,eoar 10 prohibit the
and sa!e of Intoxicating liquors within the
Commonwealth
By Mr. DuSx-A similar petition OF citzens Of Washing
ton county.
By Mr. DAw.os-Of citizens Of Nelson, for the appro-
pration of money repair the building used BY
the Trustees Of Male and Female Academy Ia said
;y
,ourr alteration Of the charter OF The Buurds Gap
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City Intelligence.

WRoNG NAMn-We requested to state that it was 4
H. Mccain and not p H. McCanu who recently sent
before Judge Larue charge Of assaulting O. Green
hill.
INquEsrs.-An inquest was held yesterday on the body
of IL negro woman unknown taken from the waite,
in dying state the previous evening at the steamboat
landing foot of Julia street. Verdict Died from acct
dental drowning
second inquest yesterday held at the house of
b Walter St John street between Poydras and Per-
dido the body of Palas, negro woman and slave OF
Dr. Ridgcey aged years Died of Dropsy, verdict
accordingly
AcqulrrEp-.John Conner yesterday tried before
Judge arue the charge of having stolen clothing and
other articles from fellow borers which found
packed in his chest when leaving his boarding house
| Hospital street
The declared in defence that the clothes alleged
to be stolen had been put in his chest by the landlord with
the object of bringing this accusation to ruin him His
story produced doubt in the minds of the jury and they
| rendered verdict of acquttal.
| LARcENY.-EIenry Wertz who keeps a sc beer
house - in Hospital street, charged Madeline Wihepu
with having stolen quantities of wine from his cellar d-
ring tho period that she in the compliments employ
Recorder enois issued warrant for Aadelines arrest
SEARCH WARRANr.-Frederick Louise alleges
that several occasions three cambria handkcr-
chiefs for ladies' eight cotton do Shirt scarf
pin and many other articles all Of which he will point
out stolen from him at No 81, Gustomlolse street
He believes said goods to be concealed house
street. between Dauphine and Bourbon A warrant was
issued.
Nix Con- RoUsE.-Fully displayed under this
title yesterday found the following the
OF the First Municipality Court jacques Leon being duly
sworn declares that this yesterday morning about
10 o'clock he passing in Claiborne street between
Basin and St. Louis Streets he asSaled and bitten
two furious dogs which at large the sidewalk
That he then represented to certain the
of the dogs that he had been bitten She answered that
she had nothing do with it and refused to give her
Wherefore he charges caid woman with keeping
furious dogs, etc warrant issued for her arrest
INFANTICIDE CASE The case of Julia Brown.
sent up time SINCE called yesterday before
Judge Larue but the District Attorney stated that was
unable to proceed with it, in consequence of the absence
Of witness. Mr. Reynolds also stated that if this wit
did not appear he would be obliged enter
iiole prosequi in the
OPERATION IN BACoN-Lawrence, a slave
drayman on Wednesday evening employed to take
four tierccs Of hams the ship Iowa, which did and
obtained his receipt board He then drove off without
dischargng his Load but the operation did escape the
notice OF the officer Of the vessel lie consequently
pursued overtaken and arrested and the hams were re-
covered but two white men, named William and Martin
fitzaurice nerfered and rescued the negro The white
have since been arrested by the Second Municipality
police, but the negro is yet at large.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

w NJ Fe9er and Lady mrs sae SIM; misses ETert
ni"nts9m n, W Montgomery Hmml Foster Th2
ii az NJ tunl.Ehau Jas hlison, George Blair, W W
=, h' lnagasl Evans Stephen wnlhan Poole, D
tSNea' davenport Tucker, h Mallory, La II Alien,
'S ~ t'nn Shelby and SERVANT M Henry Lyons and lady
u NJ watson ONO; lpcoIt Kent Ark II Bakers, col
S"N'ont Ala II tiepburne n Y; D W Goodman Mobile.
CITY Fynel Ark Henry Gray Kirkland Wutori, Gray
Mfs lS"h Sna Ghhghy Wilson Scott Smith, Smith,
tGhaiaseh Richardson, Richardson, scarborough White,
u icfN.rH ialrlge, La; Nichols Boston, Berger II
hiari W Coke c; Kirkland, Ills; Bgou and lady, Ala
A Arrk, d c. 5 G Turner Mobile
ST. LOUIS ll Pratt aud lady: Douglas Indy Gel
GER Paris DIR " II Strrkwe, Ohio Tabrn Dunn. G.
W doIsoi iirhtt lady Srwe, & airn
lady aud servant l. Mathews La; Cunningham, Dunbar,
u' maj + Nannor u $ A; W Gillespie, Natchez.
Mo; lhoS L ttaieTsn Motile While NewAltsnyi VIM Peal
Stewart u lracs rms McCleay II Dunean Wilson, Ky
.hiberi Sloan and lady Barrett Ptstugl Coai, Lwi
ARCADE Il Swier Morton, Ky; K Brandon, II Lee La j S
Mail iaz"o CIV j. Volt NJ keen VI Jackson Matches w Rankin
NJ Iacohee Ga 5 Woodward.
CONT STREET NERANDA..A Leon NJ Barnett, NewCrlean
n 'hrd lar Pone CouIes; DR. Primer, ST james, White
ts smith, Baton Rouge Joel Lthryc family, l. B0nrg.
9mAnA lhou che henoni Kentucky; Goldman Texas;
HdbnN NA NJ trnss Ono YorkuNsk. Ala. Il Rcancy v
TtFlS Harrington, Moba A,kiy, IA Ma ap.an, E
t4!T son. S"i J Wolf 4ii>aa: owen. 5 Il N"n ArR
p ihss Ms; Williams Ky, Booth NewYosk lohn kioIt
rs, VI Ae,aneT, Tom, Iosers caaIasnj Alabama
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Telegraphed to the Daily Crescent"
sptbf propIrs (o'Rriua) lintss
Further by the Atlantic Interesting Con,-
mercial News English Reform Bill.


The Atantics states that the sales of cotton in
Liverpool during the four days previous to her departure
were 10000 bales which 5000 taken for export
The grades below fair had declined a1sd since the de-
parturc of the Cambria owing to heavy receipts and hold
ers pressing their stock upon the market The market
closed however with adegree Of frmness. Midding Or
leans was quotetlat 4ssa4ad y h. Flour dull, and
the rates generally in favor of buyers but there
material change in the quotations. Corn almost
saeable at decline of Cd o quarter Wheat had
clined Id Bacon had advanced Id u cwt, and Beef sd
p Dbl Prime Mess Pork wanted Lard quoted
at 46oa4.70 = cwt. Coffee dull
Trade in Manchester had been dull but was improving
slightly when the Atlantic sailed.
The general news brought by the Canada is witheu
much Importance
Political News-Reform Bill.
ESGLANpLord John Russell has introduced his Reform
bill into Parliament. The most important of the measures
proposed the reduction of the County franchise from
fifty to twenty pounds with corresponding reduction Tor
the Boroughs. and the abolition of the test oaths
The Bank Of England has reduced the rates for gold
France--Prisoners Released--More Arrests
Nothing especial interest had TRANSFERRED in French
matters since the Cambria sailed Many political prison
crs had been released, and some few arrests made
srMs-The papers contain full details of the attempt
to assassinate Queen Isabella
Arrival Of the Asia.
The Cunard steamer Asia arrived at Liverpool on the
10th inst.
53Es fS94 BATON RouGE. Feb. 26.
the Senate to-day Mr. DIFFERS act to repealthe act
enpting Volunteer Companies from Jury duty. passed
Resolutions recognizing the Compromise the
best that could be had and final settlement
passed with the proviso that is intended
Mr. Downs Mr. soule The Retrenchment bill passed
reducing the Governors salary to four thousand dollars
others in proportion.
In the House the Judiciary Comm ittee reported
favoby the act to regulate interest of money and
to abolish the usury laws and also act to establish
another District Court in the Parish of Jefferson.
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Whispers from Behind the Scenes.

If neghbor says, the experienced ofice.holder
Of the Second Municipality opposed. chiefly because
they good whgwe desire him to note the fact that
the editor Of that standard wing journal the Bulletin is
suppositious ally of these voracous demagogues And
further that among those who only opposed ancient
officials in order to get the pos for their OWN beohof
must include commercial contemporary. who. with
ourselves handsome vote IN the distribution OF
the municipal patronage last April Delta of yesterday
| evening. E.=
Well; does our neighbor of the Delta find any
other :. milk in the cocoanut'': Does he know
of any other good reason for the sc friendly
punches himself and some others delight to
give to Office holders and members of the Coun-
Gil in the Second Municipality: Could not our
neighbor tell us now how and why he and others
acquired that profound conviction of certain I'M
explained political and sectional feelings .
which, he thought, absolutely forbade union
with the city of Lafayette
Our neighbor will please walk forward to the
foot-ights, and speak audibly.
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aSNseSsSt'3''' P'"ioio
Now, we ask any sensible man how he would
relish moving to Baton Rouge (as a matter Of
economy to be Governor, rent his own house,
contribute to thousand charities and public
projects, and entertain Governors thousand
triends-all out of "a 900 a year, How would
he like to be Secretary Of State at the salary OF
vi 800, with the same items consequent which
we have noticed in referring to the Governor ?
or Treasurer, Auditor, at $4,000 Such
items might be well enough as a matter of COM
pensaaon If State officers were to be selected
only from among the citizens of Baton Rouge.
ana every one was to be rich enough to own a
house and lot; but if citizens areto be indiffer-
emily selected from other portions of the State
the salaries seem to us, in the proposed reduction
piutully insignificant. Look at the salary of
the Adiutant General: he is, if he does his duty.
to tfdcei, al certain periods orer The ,rboJe
State, and is to receive the magnificent salary
of Il 600, which will not more than nav his nc
tual travelling expenses, leaving him not one
cent of compensation At this rate, in the pro-
gress of 'humbug REFORM" only rich men will
be able to afford to be otfice-holders
Our stomach sickens at this pitiful humbur Of
reform, which glorifes itself in cutting down the
salaries of few office holders, who ought to be
men of talent, experience and ability, and MS
such paid fairly, and not paid such pitiiul sums
as to compel them to half starye in public SER
vice, and shut their doors in every mans face
for fear he might cost them an extra dime Out
upon ye magnificent tinanciers, sage Soomons,
tremendous patriots why did you not begin
with your own per diem and mileage'
TnE fAsAsIa RAiInosp-The steamship Georgia, which
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-27

Miss CATIIRlNE HAYEs.-This charming song
stress MARBLES tonight, we believe, for the last
time The simple announcement, of itself, is
sufficient to secure the brilliant and crowded
audiences, which will regretfully bid &C farewell
to Erin's daughter
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-27

MADAME ANNA BsHop's CoNcErr-Mrs. Bishop gave
the first of her series of musical entertainments last
evening at the Amory Hall The Hall well filed
though by crowded and the passed of
we'll Mrs Bishop handsomely received and required
to repeat several of her songs Her voice is highly cult
waited, and she executes with ease and taste
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-27

ANOTHER PRoFEssoR ASpERsoN's Acrs OF BEnEvo-
LENcE1he Wi2u,d and tie Fire Department We learn
with great appreciation of the that Professor Ande
son has given up for the fourth of March the Armory
Hall, to the 9th Company of the Fire Department for
their BALL. in aid of erecting tomb in the cemetery for
their Company. This act although it must necessarily
greatly Inconvenience the worthy Wizard and subject
him to considerable loss VIII be duly appreciated by oul
citizens act of great beraity and ut once corrob
Grating his already great reputation of universal bene
factor The Professor will commence on Monday. an(
will continue every evening uninterrupted with the ok
ception of Thursday, the fourth of March,