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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-12
DARCY PAUL,
WESLEY GRIGG,
SAM'L G BAPTIST.
OE0 k1Cnf

MOOD, WOUD, WOOD.-I ann prepared
w to furnish any quantity of Oak Wood, a,
the lowest cash prices. Orders left at the Stable
OF Mr. Browning, on 9Th xstreet, between Main and
Franklin, will receive prompt attention.
have also several fine city raised Cows and
Calves, at my residence, half mile from the
first Toll Gate, on the Plank Road for sale.
NH 9-ts &C. BURTON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-12

OLD YOU the Watch to-nightl | do
H Then be on your guard =
=, ana IN the morning do not forget BARTHOLO.
NEWS Store, opposite the Dispatch Office; there
ship. BARTHOI0MEW
Opposite Dispatch, Watch Maker and Jaw eller.
my 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-12

ENREDERICkSBUR ERTY
l. Fer SALE.-A part of Lot No 25s, on Main
or Caroline street. adjoining the property of MIR
Butter Sacre, fronting Al feet On Caroline street
and run ming back l32 feet on which, are two old
buildings, one of brick, the other, in part. wood.
TERMs.-One.third of the purchase money In
cash, the balance at six and twelve months Ap-
plyto
ap29 TOLER & COOK Aoents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-12

mo CARPENTERS, BUILDERS, &C.
/ The subscriber has just fitted up steam en-.
CINE for the propulsion of Saws, with which he
PROPOSES to saw Slats and PANEL Stuff and square
Posts In the most accurate and expedinous man
mar and on the most reasonable terms. His shop
is located on Brooke Avenue at the corner of Mar.
shall street.
John r. hELLEI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-12
-d6m MICAJAH MANGUM.
HATS AND boots
Opinion of the Press.

From the FtncGstle Democrat, Apri l, 1853.
"By the way, we would say word for our friend,
John II Anthony, Columbian Hotel Buildings, to
those going to Richmond, and wanting, ON landing
there, TO brush up little. just think of the finest
kind of a Hat for 50 so, and fine cafskin sewed
Boots tor % so He promises to do this and VIZ
know he can, for we saw him do il. an Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-12

DROPOsALs will be received by the under
l. signed, Committee OF the Common Council of
the city of Petersburg for the CURLING and Paving
of Taob street, from Sycamore street to Marker
street, and OF Union street from Washington street
to Tabo street, which proposals win be offered on
Monday, the 10th of May next. Specifications
will be furnished on application to either of the
Committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-12

nj EAL.-Having gotten my mills, at Spring Hin,
Uu in operation, | am now prepared to furnish
Meal either Boited or Unboted, of the best quality
made of best white corn, on the most favorable
terms. Apply to Jeter g. Leftwich, a few doors be-
low the Columbian Hotel, or to me at the Floyd
House. JOHN A. JETER.
5-dts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-12

MINE COOLERS, Of /, 2 ana 8 bottles, some
W of very superior finish, for sale at
BuLKLEY e. cos,
nv 10 1877 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-12

A OSBORN, the well known Daguer.
IA rean Artist, opposite the Banks, takes
great pleasure in announcing to his friends and the
public that he has been to great expense and
trouble to procure an instrument superior to any
scer before knopn. Mr. OSBORN viii guarantee
better likeuesses of children than have ever been
taken in RICHMOND, and in one half the time any
other ArtiR req uires. This instrument was man.
ufactured by one of the best makers in this
try, expressly for my use. Come one, come all,
- oEiDg your iIttsO Oaos OSRnRN,S
AM SIGN of the Elans Of SiOI NV -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-12

holland q BELsHAW beg leave to in.
i form he public and all owners of Saw Mills,
that they oave now opened Shop in 9th street
between Cary and Main streets, opposite the
Phpnix Foundry, for the purpose OF repairing
Saws.
Circular Saws repaired and warranted to run
true. my 3-dGwlm*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-12
JOHN E KELLEY.

TTTESTHAM PLANK. ROAD COMPA.
w NY-The Annual Meeting of the Stockhold-
ers of the Westham Plank.Road Company VIII be
held on TUESDAY, 18th May next, at IL ocik, atthe
Farmers Bank of Va. II is important that quorum
should be present as the election of President and
Directors is required to be made for the ensuing
year. GEO D FISHER, Treasurer.
an 2S-dtl7M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-12

4 receipt of our second supply of Spring and
Summer Dry Goods, by steamer Roanoke, iaclud.
Ing every variety OF fancy Dress Goods, &e of the
latest styles Among them are the following;
White Watered Foulard and Gold Eagle Silks
Blk eros Gu Rhin, and Chenaie Glaze do
Gauze, Lama and Organdie Bereges of every
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-12

5 +. Nj.
6S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-12

ri OTICE.-i shall remain for the present, at
my Office on 18th street. where prize tickets
sold by me in the Delaware Lotteries will be re.
deemed.
Perions having claims against me, will please
present them for payment and those indebted to
me will oblige me by making an early settlement
No one is authorised to my name in any con.
tracts whatever.
N STATION, 7tth street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-18
Local Intelligence,

CHARITY HosPITAL--The following is the re-
port of this Institution for the past week ADMISSIONS 2
Discharges, 2O5. Deaths. l6. Remaining, SIS
WAR AMONG THE ALGERNEs-Blood and
,ooands-Sererai persons killed YESTERDAY afternoon
between i've and six O'Clock, learn a most furious
and bloody ARRAY occurred in Agiers the river be-
tween lot Of small boys, Police Constable and two
herman volunteer Companies.
we are informed that slight difficulty occurred be-
tween some boys, whereupon the Volunteer Companies
that to be there for the purpose target
boy were killed outright and the Constable who
received gun-shot wound in the right shoulder
"a. s hs ponce io,ce having been summoned to the
lodged in Jail. anu
The details of the sair extremely unsatisfactory
and may yet turn out that matters so bad or
that they perhaps than they been repre-
sened We will give the true state of the facts toor-
THE CAB SwINDLrNG CAsE.-Josepb furnace
few days ago made charge before the Recorder Of The
Third District in which he alleges that being on his wav
70 Mooe with MS family several cabdriyers persuaded
MN that 1t was necessary for him employ them to take
him to the Lake under the pretence that the Railroad
cars were too slow to arrive in time the boat He
employed one Of them and others along till large
party Of them had his track consisting of Bernard
Mckeenon Bernard LyonF Michael Gallagher and Bar
tholomew Riley. When they were near the Lake the
leader OF the party halted and demanded Of Mr. Turpage
$50 as his fare MIR objected but cabman declared
ina. ne had 70 pay SO to one of the present.
that he thought the charge very moderate one
Mr. t. after expostulating, paid the caban SCI which
was all the money he had about him He chen returned
20 tne city and had the offender arrested Three them
ldaagher Riley, and Lyons afterwards confessed the
charge They were all sent before the First District Court
to be tried.
FIRST DISTRICT COuRT-.Sentences Tho fo,-
lowing persons sentenced in this court on Saturday
Peter Donayan and Thomas Mulens, convicted of lar
cehy IN having stolen certain articles from the steamboat
were sent each for year the pentenary
John Beain convicted of swinding in obtaining goods
under false pretenees sentenced years mprs
onment in the pepitentiary.
George Moore for larceny was sent for nine ontbs n
the parish prison ' "
son. 49, fA Pr
Michael Kelly found guilty oflarceny was sentenced to
one month in the parish prison w
Anthony Conelly, convicted of larceny was sent one
month to the parish prison. "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-18

4h0 S1setS@ e~'@s : ..s-cyt rcys'
sull the OMAR to sppeht the different committee
n N1oWfng committees were appointed
Frsnce-- Brand, aasquet, Sewell
Srefs 80 Lnsdngs-snnott. Labatut, Irwin, Burke
cIsns-l l)-Lug1sSslh, Labatut. seweil.
Rf;oe-flkiris. einnott, Giquel Burke
t&e-Adams. Caldwell, Gi6nott, 0ioueI
Hedhk-Lahnkut Burke, sewell
Prisons and Court hcuses-Caldwell, sewell 0iouel
JndicaT-12) -L~gesbuhL Gasquet Harris Burke
Hese Of RsfsBs-(s )-Lssenbsuu Adams, Burke.
Edseefics--oqnvsrss, IRWIN sinnott, Burke
Mr.. Lugenbuhl politely appoints himself chair-
man Of THREE q NE most important committees.
Judiciary, one . first rate advertisement as a
lawyer; y Claims, a second House Of Refuge,
q third
We believe Mr.. Lugenbuhl to be q very clever
gentleman; but, to pay him back for some very
bitter attacks on us, we wish to show the public
the joke that he considers himself the only fit
chairman of three of the most important COM
mittees; in fact, that he announced himself MS
the Board of Aldermen. The modesty of his
appointments as President of the Board of Alder
men, is notable.
We have no doubt that he will correctly dis
charge his duties as chairman of the committees
(Which he has appointed himself We repay
the gentleman for his attacks on us, by stating
that we have no doubts Of his zeal, his capacity
and knswledge Of city matters, but that in con-
ss1asnce Of his appointing himself chairman of
so many important committees, we have some
doubts Of his modesty
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-18
.MODESTY.

Our neighbors of the Delta have the citv
printing. Their Journal is the official organ
We presume their reports are correct in terms
and In substance.
Well; we have debt due one of the Alder
men, and with all due personal respect, and
certainly with no personal disrespect to the gen.
flemAn, We will pay him back in the utmost
8 good hulnor, for numerous filings he has made at
"a We will not recall the fact of his having
sought TO iljnre this paper, and In so doing
having amazingly offered us o rate Of compen-
sotid< Vhieh would have exhausted the city
xeyl and made the Treasurer stand aghast
q th6a5spidity and immensely Of our claims
Ne thought, when be made his literally hostile
Epposition, that we would buy up three or four
- -1ea1nted squares, II the aforesaid PROPOSE
- eAeed - Avorsbly received. 1t was mot
seepl{pd ~ 70 hsvs not bought our squares
Nav 1pr - rsyenee. Agsntleman was-but
let the Dslte 1say whom and what We mean II
We hit back, be has sbeen tso severe on us to
complain Of > rejsindsr.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-18

lon writing nom washingtoh under date Of April 10 10
the Bsltiuore Sun. says:
santa Anna, bold prompt and resourcefu be L. has
not taken the affairs Of Mexico again into his hands
without the adoption Of distinct line Of policy lie
doubtless conceived bold system Of foreign alliances
unite with England aud France In the guaranty Of Cuba
ss possession Of Spain and obtain from thcuo powers
guaranty Of the integrity and nationality Of Mexico in
States -
In view of this state Of affairs appears to me that
could not now have better at the Court
Of Madrid than shall have in Mr.. soul&
The Senate closed all their business yest erday and
meet tomorrow for the purpose of adjournment.
The international Copy Right Treaty and the Switxer
land treaty fall with the adjournment but the consdera
tion OF them will be revived at next session. She mpor
before the public
In regard the copy right treaty there has been soma
dispute as to its provisions Both of the treaties ought to
be published with view to their discussion before the
public To make political mystery out of these matters
Is the height Of absurdty The Senate must remove the
injunction Of secresy to matters concerning inter
ests OF this country else to give partial por
nation concerning them. Two Senators now through
their friends carrying newspaper discus sion "a 10
one Of these treaties The humbug confidential dsrus
sions public topics has become contemplate
II is OF understood that In involving the
secrets of foreign the trces ecrcsy ought
to be preserved both by the Executive and Senate
though they Confidence is affected but al
ways violated.
The the Senate disclosed some views of no.
itical Importance We witnessed for the first but not
perhsps the last time the power of the free soil Seua
tors-Mr. Chase and Mr. Sumner They defeated the al.
most unanimous will Of the Senate upon the question OF
publishing the Senate debates the session in the Ma
tional Integencer The incident shows that what power
they get they will against both Of the regular organ
creased Half dozen such might defeat any healthy
action y on the part of the Senate.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-18
II Lssrssrias,t Head OF HAIR.

THE HYPERION FLUID
az Hany fact to prove
the great benefits derived from the FLUID
would be that Of the rapid sale Of the article sng one
has become the useful
toilet There malady that from the
OF this Fluid be effected Il searches
pore of the skin Of the head and healthy
thereby acting many tho
Inflammation etc. 1t once removes all retained psspbs matter
dandr all secretons ant IN
the hair fall off, and the time lastly and
thieky Equally potent Graduating gray hair where strong
mental excitement study and other have
disooomnt and restoring is original hue innocent in ia
eonocn be spilled without the serups Of doubt
aud with the hopes deriving the results from
its application.
GE Sold in New Orleans wholesale me retail, by
]. WRIGHT CO.,
apis sd9p No. ISL Chartres street, New o,s,ns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-18
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels April l.

ST. CHARLEs D Wright Flat Lowe, L wissr S
Franklin, Miss Woodhui, lady, MarshHI
&c Dowson Fl Redwood, W XIX Calvert Fl R Tborne'
DR. Cock DR. Lnckett Ala; II Mofitt Aoit Ca L A Gil
bert 81 Herman, S Hanna DAVIS And lady Jobn
Solhs and family johnson and Smith and
oCran lei A yande5hOof Ny 7 crsnshaw, Veal and
lady, Texas NJ Crenshaw, Va ID Knoop, ety
yERANDA. C Mccoy Coopwood w toogrooa r n ,I.
Morgan Candles Miss Tabh Va Fierce L Garland
Miller, w BophAm Ky; l. Levy NJ Sauudsrs N o. +
,- Afh; II IL Hyde, A Cunningham, Tenn. 10y
ST. LOUIS. John Mnot Mass Monta0u No,i..
Louis ; Bourgeois, La Rev GOodoe, Mrs Buchanan
CIT lanes sai'enr,ssy Mobile Gen 1itman + ouman
Bru NJ Pitton, Polk Bush La; John Crtchsr an
Hunt and servant Texas ' ~ ~
ARCADE: Swan, NJ Means, Ms; A Kennedy ] Ken.
asdy iurrenne z Crane Mr. Rapley, AK aden
moheynopas = rees Gee Williams speighi Texas
beddo, Fluy, W Adams, W A Smith, La: h Garrett
Oregon; X Simms, Cal; A Tuly, N o, A Vigai Ga '
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-18

SMPsos's Day Goops PALAcE-The world of fashion,
that is the female populatonwho sunny days float
and utter through the thronged like gded but
terfie making the busy streets eugent with their holt
day charmswill learn with satisfaction that Simpson,
the Great Dry Goods King has completed his arrange
ments and safely enthroned in regal msgncenoe
within his Palace, at No. 1l6 Canal street.
His establishment Is located in Touros Row-a new
building lately erected for this especial purpose at the
of Canal and Royal streets The location one Of
the best in the city being situated in the heart of the
town in the immediate neghborhood of the largest no.
tells and consequently accessible ALL both strangers
and citizens The building is very capacious running
back to great DEPTH and is fitted up with neatness Of
architectural taste that unsurpassed by any similar
tablishment in the Southern country
The floor is apart the sale Of fancy articles,
silks and all the gossamer textures that serve to set of
while they but half conceal the undulang forms Of those
fair eminines who delight in gauze and gimcrackery
Here find silks and alpaccas brocades bareges
blue tissues and buttons cambrcs and calico chene
silks and chambray gpghams checks cochino prints and
chameleon hued mantiIas-al in endless variety.
The arrangements Of the building all admirably de-
signed for the convenience of visitors In the
story which is assembled by circular staircase dis
played the most useful articles intended for family pur
poses Higher up in the third fourth stories are
articles for plantation comprising all the coarser and
durable textures In short the enterprsing propri
etor has spared pains expense to provide any
Gle needed In the Market and all of the very quality
Besides, he does business the principle that short
prices and quick the most profit and hence
has but price lor everything. Under this system
his goods always fresh and never out of season
We anticipate rush there to-day Of the fair and fash
ionabe to look upon which will well repay visit Let
| all go and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-18
III Ns- Camp Street. ~

III Ns- Camp Street. ~aN 1&
WALL PAPERS-wALL PAPERS.
~ Just per ship another large assortment Of bos.
cheap and beautiful New York
PAPER HANGINGs
which will be disposed terms Also on hand large
and well selected stock Of
FRENCH PAPERS AND BORDERS
which, Of season. will be sold low
As usual, on hand, general assortment Of
UPHOLSTERY GOODS
such as CORDS and TASSES Coored CURTAINs Nina
lin and Bobbins MOSQUITO BARS TRANSPARENT SHADES on
CLOTH, CURTAIN BANDS PINS RODS and CoRNICE and
various other articles for House Furnishing,
~ Paper hung and Upholstery Work executed.
apis 2dp JOSEPH ETTER IA c.un .,,..,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-18

CELEBRATION OF THE BIRTHDAY OF HENRr CLAY-The
birthday of the immortal Usage Of Ashland was cee
brated the 18th ns by the Sons Of TO- and by the
Spartan Association OF the Lake end of the Ponchar
train Railroad, 10 the most magnificent style After the
firing Of salute the company, consisting Of upwards Of
one hundred sat down to sumptuous repast prepared
By that capital caterer Gutaeez The President Of the
Spartan Association then eulogy on the
virtues and patriotism Of the great departed after which
followed variety Of songs and sentiments appropriate
to the day. The occasion will be long remembered by
those who participated in the ceremonies
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-18

LITERARY CuRIosIrY.-In looking over the private
ese'eoe Of particular friend Of oursof the scapel and
lancetwe accidentally found the following epstle from
the great vioIinist, Ole Bull. 1t runs thus
Monsieur ie Docteur pere-I have take the liberty to
beg oe receptions of the enclose tickets for my
CO coir II les danes have in your soce and who
am inform are Of your fannie will do grand honer
to be present this night shall feel spiracn which
will effort enable to accomp more extraordinary
to'rnear than have in tote re before attempt
have te Aonstv to be
potre tres humble serritetr
OLE Bull professor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-18

hAcrs-Louisiana Co1se-The over the Louisiana
Course commence to-day There are two entries for the
propristors purse Of $500 heats The Pontchar
train cars will convey passengers to and from the
In due season The Louisiana Course Is situated we
would state mile beyond the Union track on the
GENTLY Road.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-18

Tbs exhibition Of the drawings Of Prof J. Bstts pu
pills. ladies and gentlemen viii take place the next month
New pupils viii be received this week at his National
Drawing Academy, ID st. Charles street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-18

that Gotschaks last concert in New0reans takes place
ct Odd Fellows Hall this evening All the pieces selected
by general request and the programme embraces the
best music within the gift of the talented performer
This is Mr. Gs last concert previous his departure for
Mobile. The spacious room at Odd Fellows Hail. we dare
say, will be filed to repletion
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-18

French LAseuAeE-Prof J. Brette's rira poce sys-
tom course of three months without grammar books
whatever BY which pupils taught at to under
stand and hold Conversation, Private lessons and
classes for ladies and gsntlspen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-18

THIRTYrHiRp CoNGREss-It is singular fact that the
last five States which have elected members of the new
Congress- from which we have last heard have elected
democratic delegations entire They are California New
Hampshire South Carolina Connecticut and Rhode
Island The whole number Of members thus far elected
to the thrthrd Congress is 1888 which 1O5 are demo-
Gratis, so wings and abolitonsts The members vet to
be elected r. they should be of the same politics
as in the last Congress the whole number Of wings in the
House will be H. sbotonists 8, democrats 1874 Total
2S4 Democrats to wings to exactly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-18

NEw CoSrrcuoSARr.- Gowan & Co. have opened a
branch Of their extensive establishment under the Odd
Fellows Hall They prepar to supply parties with
the best Of ice and confectionery
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-18
rxLzaRApHxD TO THE CRHsCxHr
~ t>s Nsasr., Lin.
LOSS Of the Schooner Caledonia,

MoBILE, April 15-e I'm.
The schooner Caledonia from New Orleans loaded with
produce wrecked last night on the lower bar Her
deck load was saved but the vessel lost.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-18

The number of wrecks in the vicinity of Kew West in
1852 g. which much less than in any previous
the average for the past nine years being IS SO The
amount awarded for salvage during the same period was
se4 against S75S52 in 1s5laverage for nine wears
ss71se the amount of expenses incurred s5 100 against
in 1851 the total of salvage and
sl625S1 against s65os5 and the value of vessels and
cargoes wrecked s7aSoO against SOL average for
the nine years so6l 057
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-18

Books for the Y'OssNg,
FOR SALE BY
THOMAS L. WHITE,
los CANAL STREET.
PARLEY's MAGAZINE, in ~ volsi
BREWERS SCIENCE OF THINGS;
FAMILIAR CECIL AND HIS Dog; STORIES FROM COTTON.
LITTLE ANNEs First Book PETER THE wRALER
RECoLLECTIoNs OF MY CHILDHOOD; ROBINSON CRusoI.
ARABIAN NIGHTS; CHILD AT HOME;
HARRY AND LUCY; HISTORY OF MY PETS:
MARIA EDGEwoRTHs MORAL TALES;
RoLLo BOOKS, In IA Volumes. ,nis o,adn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-18

We are indebted to the attentions Of the clerks of the
steamers Gen. Scott A. L. Shotwe and Ceona for late
papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-18

ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATroS OF THE REPUBLICAN Assoc
cAroNThs Association intend to celebrate their first
anniversary by Grafton, to be delivered by VIM L.
oushng their President, and by Eulogy by Hon L. j.
sgur, on the life and character Of Gen. Lopez Members
win find notice in our advertising columns.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-18

11 10 PERSONS RuPTuRED. many per-
mnt and hsetua made by Dr. of
than passing notice. For particulars soc his
page. -'
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We are indebted to the clerk Of the Magnolia for
Louisville papers of the I1th Instant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-18

COMPLIMENTARY CoNcERT.-The Philharmonic Society
will give Concert Friday evening for the benefit of
their organist Theo La Hache Mr. La Hacbe deserves
crowded house At the dedication of the Odd Fellows
Hall he rendered great assistance to the in getting
up the music for the occasion the 22d February
he kindly took charge Of the singing the Public School
Celebration The programme promises a rich treat