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David Mc(yonaughy D d., the venerable President of
Washington College, at Washington, Pa, died on Thurs
DIV of last week, in the 74th year of his age.
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A CESTENARiAS-NIr John Battin of New YORK mas
entered upon the hundred and first year of his age
For sixty years Mr. B. has taken his daily walk around
The Battery in winter well summer before breakfast
He is extremely frugal in his habits and it is to this that
be attributes his longevity and good health
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-14

FrRE IN ST. LouIs-The spice mills of Messrs. Solicit "
Johnson in ST. Louis were destroyed by nre on the morn
inc of the Sd inst Loss $4,000 with S10500 insurance
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ATAlL sxscE.-Mr Gilbert NJ Sears, Of Bayside Talbot
county Md killed and bagged at one shot on the Ztn
nit forty-fye canvassback and red-head ducks.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-14

Senator McRae of Mississippi was seized with severe
attack of vertigo in Washington. on Tuesday which
,sod hin, to fall upon the floor and inure his head
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gsss @ gSz5sD STATES LEE i

ssr Directors the UNITED STATES LIFE INsuRANcE
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA have the
pleasure congratulate the insured members the Company upon TIE
satisfactory exhibit Of lis affairs At the close o. m
which, with the attention the principles and
enabled to their constituency
sufficient
outstanding risks the Directors have much satisfaction in finding that
declaring
the date this statement all policies entitled
which will either be added the insured and be payable at
present MONEY will be paid each policy
holder al hiA or her option.
The expenses office and being relieved having
equitable proportion borne by the Fund and Trust
successful cannot ia to
of the United States Life Insurance. Annuity
Company every Legitimate advantage which they
while the the
ageen will be followed for their interest and
fel2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-14

,,osv,crrp Wells the marine, has been convicted at
Washington of murder in the first degree, in killing
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-14

THE STEAMSHIP HuMBoLpr.-On the day the Humboldt
left southampton, Lieut. Mcdonald, of Louisville, KY
belonging to Capt Ess company of Cuban invaders an
rived in an English from Vigo He stated that
n;nety-two of the Cuban invaders would sail for the
limited States in American bark about the list instant
The Humboldt brings cargo of French goods valued
ut S200000o.
After reaching longitude 80 she encountered gale for
nina successive DAYS. during which she made but 400
miles Part of both wheel and the quarter boat
were swept away and the rudder damaged 1t was then
thought advisable put into Halifax She started from
the latter port norheastery gale. and after laying
to nine hours made the to Sandy Hook in % hours
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LrAp-New and valuable discoveries of lead have been
ma6e at Galena Ill.
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In Second Munic ipality-
DffiOper Prostor's IS bills Don $50 do pohtoes w
Benton
ooAsTPer Tranbes beghea 10 bar moasses
OHIoPer Armstrong; Bosl200 bbs flour $50 sk shos Surgs
a Graham.
COASTS bb Is hf barrels olasses 10 aka 400 barrels potatoes
MASTER.
At jefferson city
FRGlSIAPer Brkhead's Boat: 1900 buah Hoo do
oats lG3 bhls honr ITO do potatoes-master
INDANAPer Holiday Dnnglead Boats $500 bushels oats
G25 bbls poiatoes-owners board.
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AUCTION SALES.
eY BACH 4 JAMES. Auctioneers.

BY BACH X j AlhES. AucdoneeFs
Aa0ADAT, February 10, at II ocloek--Wil
"A Common street, between Camp sod
rRoS CHEST n eSmpss order ONE CLOCK eoUNTkRs.
Gas FIXTURES, etc. -. 81
" Terms cash. " - ell
BY J. L. CARMAN g. CO., Aactioneers.
SATURDAY, February 81, at * O'Clock
~ viii sod Banks Arpie, MgHzss street. y
by Of
SrawhdEs Judge n TINS Fourth
La, dated The i9 iny lsss gSntsf
application yrot Gen;es Curator the rHennt suess
NINE LOTS OF GROUND situated az follows, viz
/. TWO LOTS OF GROUND IN THE SUBURB CARTENEDO,
designated Nos 996 nd aG 81 She comprised en
2e5
reaF inches, parallel hea ard
No. 7 i'll feet meea and lines pieur street. 1856 feet deep
and front Onsaga 49,.
designated by Nos 1872 lga lines 'front.'
Johnston street by 12t feet parallel lines
3. ONE LOT OF GROUND Situated IN SUBURB IRENE,
designated by No. 2o measuring 10 ts inches ont alvsz street,
sinches Columbus
two I6Ts or GROUND SITUATED IN SUBURB FRANK
Washington Walk Lot No. n No.
80 feet front Spain street, by 80 deep and front
Soides street.
measuring Florida Walk a4fest
nehe lines deep and front Music street. between parallel
tines.
beg Of the lot original plan Of said suburb
measuring Is feet front O feet deep toeeher with
the thereon consisting OLD HOUSE fronting the
street. and UNFINISHED HOUSE in the yard, w other
such NOTICEABLE Effects BOOKS TOOLS
The Use Or HOUSE, without SAID lot morrgnged to
for the srec q Inc yar yet finished.
ACE sale before A. Chie Notary Public at the
n Terms cash. ianq1 sss al
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English, French and American Cali
Goes;
A complete assortment OF English,
German and French Hosiery ;.
Superior white aud colored SIX
Hose and Half Hose.
GLOVES AND MlTTS.
Buck, Channels, Kid, Cashmere, SIX,
4 Filoselti and Filet, of every de-
scription.
LACE GOODS.
A large and elegant assortment of
Valenciennes, English, French and
| German Lnces, and do. Embroide-
ries;
superior Gig and 1874 Linen Sheet
| ings;
Dlmatlt Table Linens and Napkins,
new and splendid styles;
a. Irish and German Linens and
Lawns;
Linen Cambria Hdkfs, plain;
Embroidered and colored bordered
il Curtain Stuff, embroidered Lace
and Muslin, Silk and Wooden
DamaslS, etc.
PLANTATION GOODS.
Heavy kerseys, Lowells, Linseys,
/ Jeans, Denims, Stripes and Cot
tonades;
4 Super French Bed Blankets;
Heavy Grainer Plantation do, very
superior.
call the attention of factors and plan
use. 1t is very complete, and lh'
great care and judgment, the result .
inc. $40 u
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CHARGE FALSE PRETENcEs.-A Hungarian, named
Leopol Wesley has been arrested in New York for col
lectinr money in the name of liberty and Hungary and
taking the liberty putting the in his own private
pocket He acknowledged his guilt and in book which
was found him. appeared the names of some three or
four hundred citizens who had contributed from ten cents
TO two dollars Wesley, who is one Of those who arrived
in the Mississippi says he driven by poverty to This
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part Of the following, viz:
Super BrochG Antique Silks;
COlored Armure Silks;
Striped Tafeta Silks;
High colored plain Pault de Sole;
Black Brocade Faeonnee;
Extra rich and Embroid ID faronnee;
Changeable and Chere Faconnee;
Embroidered Damask and plain
Poult de Sole;
Extra rich Changeable and Chnme'
leon Poult de Sole;
Small plaid high colorea do, fol
misses;
Marrellines and Florences, of every
shade and color;
White and colored Satins;
A few pieces superior heavy blaci
and colored watere1 Poult de Sole
Colored Silk Velvets;
I.,Rirh Chen6 Satin striped and plaiI
r Cashmere diocese;
French and English Merinos, Nous
selines de Iaine and Alpacas, SOLE
colors, of every variety of shade
Plain, striped and plaid Popiins;
| Superior black and colored plain AM
figured Canton Grapes;
A large assortment of white an
colored embroidered and plai
Grape Shawls, some extra rich;
Merino, Cashmere and heavy rio
| Silk Shswls;
Rich plaid Raw Silks;
| ~ P. W. w. would especial,
tiers to his stock OF goods for theil
articles have been selected with
long experience in that particular
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Home Mutual Insurance Company OF

subscribed capital s2i3500 prepared to r6eve
applications for - - ,,.-.--r, r,,,,-,
the office of the Company, No. 90 GRAYIER STREET
with becomes nteresti and the
profits divided among tho who insure with the company Its
he the control of the Tustaes
established purely the mutual principal OF nur
the Trustees believe this subscription (s215oo oilers ample
| security policy holders.
The portfolio company open for inspection by those
| "''"'"s ~ ''"N ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
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AUTHORIZATIONS RUPTURED should

4 NAUIlON t-fLhoONo MI y rn. s,,1II .TEn
be aware they have security against s IA wi
properly contasp mn M
aasped TRUSS SHERMANS NEW PATENT TRUSS ala ftuf.
TITRF REMEDY PERMANENT CuftE. mis- Truss Is
entirely dierent form and principle o. hoa eons
the advantages, Wills II ID lree rom he
objections the various kinds
comparatively Light IN BAD tshpnres can te
a and brought to directly herna openings thereby
security under the most Votat ny
skilul SURGEON The wearer Is
voni The tgangaton other painful dan
ron symuo which nquent IN the OF other Irussss
Il very practice afflicted with Hernia to select
bad dangerous practice,
M; cornot H. only who Anatomy,
smar with the Let it be remembered that the
suit the Rupture
od IA and not properly Therefore, have concluded to
sell and apply the Truss ONLY at oce II
Sr Gu ARLgs STREET, New Orleans.
sign OF the ES the door mhla lyd&W
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Ip,A Washington letter writer says that great re-
, ia practiced by the Navy Department in regard TO
he proposed naval expedition to Japan Inc expedton
will depart under the command of Commodore Perry as
soon as the vessels be got readyprobaby about the
frat of March The steam trigate Mississippi VIII be
Commodore perry's flag ship. The Cumberland ana ST.
Lawrence W part of his squadron 1t Is beleVe"
that the ob,c of the expedition is to make ta'or'pie
impression IT, the naval power OF the uhteo e',e
non the Emperor of Japan and that 1t Is TO go TO the
t ona ctv of Setdo which is at the head of a nari
,ahe hnv and is according to English authorities ac-
cessibe The city contains more than million lnhah
ans and is one of the richest and most magnificent cit
les Of the East 1t is the seat OF vast commerce anu
extensive manufactures and is The residence OF the En-
Deror and of the mobiles of the Empire Ihs Government
asks of the Emperor to open his ports 20 our commerce
pd to treat with hospitality those of ouf seameh WHO
NAV be caet on his shores.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-14

a kKLFNNS IHEaIFf.-ISHIUTWhy tEtHIiIg,
~ February l4-Posityey last night Of the RousSET FAMILY
when will be the second theau Of the third act the ce
brated Opera Of ROBERT THE DgViLRobe NJ I'ssy
GRAFT; Helena VILE Caroline Rouss irand Diver
uate Ia Polka national Ia P6lonnAise La Mn
noln by the Ronsset aihlly II poSI ssf IN op7
i1 Monday grand four scta
ehaAetera by Nine Wide
msnu, Nine. Fieury Jolly and Mona. Genibrel.
Ter Performance quarter to oc!ock.
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IMPORTS.

LIvERPooPer ship Eliza Keith 1898 skis salt Hoghton Ran
kin &co.
BosTONPer bark Judah Fouro 100 Ions ice Warner
RAGGED SLAND-Per bark Montpelier: s60 bushels
Leland &co.
BFAZOs ST JAGOPer schr Alderman bales wool,
hides CasOn Nless25 100 to amans6O00 Camsr
go-s400O Thornsl500 NJ Banaldoal10o d Blossmar
Total specie, s33 300.
BAZOs ST AGoPer tch Susan &c bales wool bis 20T skins
hides Geo Foster solot of returned order
GRAND CALoUPer sr Coah 40 hbls molasses, IL
te Eelowes Nco
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of
ssi5 hasi.IsAs..
i- In conformity with the rsqotiO'' q their >
submit the following statement:
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Mr.. BANNING'S CELEBRATED BODY

BRACE PATENT LACE the relief ugi ars u tie fol-
loving diseases, Weakness the Breast iFis OF
Breath, Pain the Chest Weakness and Bleeding At to Lung Ff
the Heart, Dyspepsia, AMI ts IN the
Spinal Affections Falling Of the Bowels fsoalsrs ueu y a,,N
Down Irregular Meustrnaien a;rlFisny e a9r
guany the bad shape n=R' T. @ rug
LoRngtng and Wenia soes
and DaAoes, and all wtaRrs suh.r
Males Females -....r.
Sold only by DR. sHEHhaasS agent ~ " " aoht,
~ fitted with the Brace at Mrs SHeRAtsS No "a ST.
| Cbsrles street nh'@ ts'3N
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RRIyAI. OF Nine. ADoLPHE.-THE ORR

sEc,sp DISTRICT COUNT IT, v LINDSAY CURATOR, Etc. y.
or NEwoRIRAHs. I, EDISON 80. No. 1860.
ESY VIRTUE Of a writ of tieri facias to me
directed Second District Court Of New
Orleans entitled will proceed to sell at public
February 1852 hapast O'Clock
my office, Orleans between Condo and Royal Streets
First Municipality 49, . ~ - ,
Seized n the above suit. - . - -
cash on the spot. JAMES T. FREREI,
% Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
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COTTON TOBACCO sTATEMEST.
Cotton, bales. Tobacco hhds.
Stock on hand Sept l. 1851 .........153a0 23,S71
Received past week 1880 T8
previously T4230o=7S463O 1921 7.409
10000 31,2S0
Exported past week.. 36,423 1874
previously. lS079=654502 1873 =24.l27
Stock on hand not cleared. ..,.... l45 SIS 1853
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Later from Chill and Peru.

The New York Tribune has received advices from Val
peraiso Dec. 26, and from Lima to Jan g. The VAL
pa,aiso papers contain full detail of the suppress
sion of instruction in Chilli whose progress we have
noticed from time to time
In the electoral contest of 25th June last candidate
prevailed in Coqumbo and Conception different from the
who succeeded in the other ten provinces OF the Re
public
Those localities not content that majority Of ten
against two should determine the choice Of President
raised of nsurrection to accomplish by force
what they could not effect by the balot-box.
The revolution of Coqumbo and that Of Conception
having occurred the 9th and 18th of September the
battalion Of Chabuco ordered to Valparaiso. and
to proceed by water tc Serena to rress the
movement this corps had resolved to reyoutionze
Valparaiso and deliver to General Cruz the powerful re-
of this central point of the Republic providen-
.l prescntinent of President Bulnes induced him at in
the morning just before the departure of the Chabuco
battalion write to the commandment of that corps adj
visng him exercise the utmost vigilance over Captain
Gonzales This letter sent by grenader at an unseason
able hour the night alarmed the restless conscience of
onSales and percpitated and rendered abortve
which would have inevitably insured the complete
glIccess of the revolution of Cruz.
Meanwhile the revouonists of COquimbo marched with
A strong division toward Aconcagua They were already
in Petorca San Felipe which about to declare in
favor of the revolution Posted in advantageous positions
they confidently expected to overpower the forces Of the
Government and march in triumph upon the capital but
Providence thwarted their plans to the Government
troops PetOrca and rendered aborte the
revolution Of San Felipe Decisive combined opportune
and energetic calculated to overthrow i'll
situations all thwarted by the invisible and protect
g power superior hand which guards the destnes OF
IN, Ii The victory of Longomilla achieved on the st
december over the revolutionary forces of the South by
General D. Manuel Bulnes who retiring from office
sept took the chief command of the constitutions
xrly has completed the work perpetuated peace and con
n Tiated well considered institutions.
- days after the 22d. Gen. Bulnes landed at Val
~ where he was received with distinguished honors
M fter,v I'd proceeded to the capital where new honor
and congratu stion awaited him President Montt ha'
When the President. Gsu Echenique entered the Con
gress to accuse Gen. San iSohah member, anu zen zen
viyanco of conspiracy against the Government. sai
Roman being present the House immediately authorize
b arrest and while the sanction of the Senate was bein
bil; m an English man ofwar Nivanco also escaped
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ADJUSTMENTS.
KpLACIpE,S VARIETIES. Gravier stre

ggLACIDE'S VARIETIES, Gravier street.
u SATURDAY Ey&xiNG, February l:-gi be presented the
qrp Mr. Wright Sleek sIs Holland Lady Creaniy, Mrs Rowe;
11rr.ns Deinnhine Mrvtekar,
sser ybib be conic Ballet THE CAT g THE
MICE WILL PAY supported By Mons Corb And the Whole Ballet
T,s,y tn conclude with GUILTY OR NoF-CoInh, Mr. Donald
son scraps MI Bass Charles Mr.. Davis; joey Mr. Holland
st CHARLES THEATRE. = BENEFIT OF
- EYTSGE SATURDAY EyE " p95rns[y Ito
Mt Fynee petit Comedy in three acts called
LAR-Young Wiiding hr Ludlow After which SAN ra!h
conclude with RICHARD
nj on Observation-Disclosures III, Mr.. Dan Rice.
Madame CELESTE, the celebrated Artlst IA en2a2en LOT nm
cd eriota nd s,iUsh nr1lvau
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INSURANCE COMPANY.
Authorized Capital. TEN MILLIONS DOLLARS ,..,
Surplus and Reserved Fund iT3io,eoo
say340,Ho0
Working CapaTwo Millions Three Hundred and Forty thousand
Dollars
ohng by its unusually large capital and the unlimited individual
liability Stockholders that desderstun IN
perfect security TO the publs now prepared to insure against
Fire Risks New0rleans the reasonable terms.
premium made place the Companys Poll
par Mutual Companies and all settlements for losses
will be prompt and liberal =, $4,000.
CHAs. BRIGGS Agent Office rs st. Charles street
DIRECTORS IN NEW ORLEANS;
Samuel Nicholson, A Heine, Thsmas Selar,
A Ianfesr G, Holt, VIM. Mure,
VIM, Fellowes, J. b. Behn, c. Bulti,
E. Ogden.
DIRECTORS NEW YORK:
JAS. BROWN, Chairman
FRANcfs Co1TkNKr, Deputy Chairman
t;f,rge Barclay, Francis Griffn, Royal Phelps,
Marx W Collst Mort Livingston, Ed. f. Sanderson,
&. W. Faber, WIN q WeGhore.
GRIFFIN, Of n25 ly
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~ REAT EAUITEMENT.-Ihe Celebrated Mime
~ LAMONT, from Barnum Museum NeYork has returned to
Biloxi and holds her daily at her
Caondee between Perddo and Poydrs
Streets reception all who wish to be informed of Wonderful
principles Phrenoogy aud PALMS.
her favorable and predction TO Mile Jenny
n the greatest wonder and
known The long residence OF Madame Lamont
Hosan and her with m Mag nave giseh her m
Persons having important pending will find their advan
her call.
Madame being limited, she has reduced her prices
adj sanl( ne fol
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CtSCNNATPer tiunare bb -four IS pork lA
bb 90 kegs lard 81 bb Is hams "a hhs bacon Secomb Voor
Moss do 20 tes hams Geddes4 do w Wright &co12 do H
Suges do Taylor Casslyll6 bbs hams Connolly co-4
DO H. b pork so hds bacon Beatty Lgsett &coo bbs lard oil
Martin, Owen oI5 ties beef Monteomeryl bbs leo half bbl
whisky $50 bbs 5 kegs lard McGeg &cooo bbs whisky 90 do
alcohol Shropshire Leland books
Scov SKIS Twchel &co-60 btls
whisky tow Dbl SO h beef 400 bxs candles Kidd
Lands cheese 50 lard, Is kegs butter
Morgan 100 bxs cheese Cahuzas5 do SO kegs 70 hal
butter Sarsh anlett co3 kegs do Ryana kegs h bb
10 hds do Keep0O bts -four Stafford Barrette hf bbs PORK
bbs do 1859
Geraln &eo20 cks hams Love Savage boxes mds
Clark Moby2o bdis rods oivss bbs 100 kegs feet &
kegs l4 bx cheese hi bb l9 hb kout
| Ia rutnfloa chn.iin -snrIlr atnnr
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IMAM RICES neutrality-suspicious. of
Mr. WIILIAF WALLET, and the unprecedented attraction
Of DAN RICE AND WILLIAM F. WALLET IN ONE ARENA Tho
patrons establishment for this week only Such
presented in the history Of the CrcnS
hen @ulIeI egqin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-14

a q
REorYPE AND STOCK DEPOT Ne Camp Tell
known having thoroughly repaired enlarged and
proved he propeu invite the attention Of The public their PIC
TURE ERy where Portraits are furnished " ali sues the Nest
superior style and hush
s prices yeghuNnds French Harrison eMs and tselha
hall Tubes Tablets, twenty-five dollars.
k working Plates, (Aaeriesn Eye Cases, FrsIiss
stands Boxes Baths Ceini together with article @ IN Tho
lena n
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NIEW FRENCH MILLINERY-NEW
~ GOODS VERY cHEAPnNIts G W ROPER, No ls5 aaAsaI
has and constantly keep hand beautiful WI
SILK BONNETS, STRAW B0NNETS,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
PARASoLS, FMBRoIDERIES,
DRESS TRIMMINGS, TOILET ARTICLES
LADIES' NlERINo VESTS, and variety of FANCY GOODS,
which will sold very cheap for cash.
g Country promptly attended to. Old Bonnets cleaned and
altered. oil TN
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ARRIVED.
ship Eliza Liverpool 2st Dec TIoghton Rankin
dco-2i my.
Ship Judah Tono Lewis 90 days from Boston, TO Tonro Sd
BIZ bark Princess Crawford 50 ballast
I'D
Montpelier, Coey days Ragged Island, merPo
Enrique Aaaza dayf Matlnza ballast to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-14

FINANCING ACADEMY MIR. P. CHS "a
SEY respectfully the Ladies' md Gentlemen of ~
that his Dancing Academy is at No. 1875
Poyras between ST. Charles and Calondeet streets
al the fashionable Dances
gentlemen half past till 10, night.
Dizziness of the head entirely cured waltzing MIA 3m
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-08
A william Under Cover.

Between Columbus and Tiffin. there is 9
sneaking villain. under post office cover, who
richly deserves the pillory. He may be ii
one OF those two cities, or he may be between
them, on the mail route.
The Westbote, Democratic German Jour
nal, gave the following evidence in the case
"TlrFIN, o., Sept. 81, 1852.
"EditorS WtstbOtc:
n The last number of the Westbote delivPred
to the subscribers at this post office, all con
tanned pictorial Germany life Of Scott
We are at a loss 10 account how they should
have got irto your paper. The postmastel
at Tiffin denies all knowledge, consequently
the package must have been opened at Col
umbus, and these Infamous documents fold
ed in"
The editor of the Westbote has said tina
the officials at Columbus deny allagency il
the matter. How, then, was the trick per
formed? The editor says the papers wer'
sent from his office, tied up in one packag
with strong chord, and were opened at som'
point on the road 1t smacks strongly OF
Columbus trick.-Cin. Eng.