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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24
.v1sU GOOds-.tssC Goods.


Is CHARITIES STREET,
r Have the honor their customers and the public
that they have just per ship Dyer from Hav
steamer VIM Penn, from New York, the following
SPRIN GOODS:
RclH PRINTED oRGANDIFs;
RICH PRINTED ORGANIZES ROBES, . Gud 1ounces
RICH PRINTED BRlLIIANTINEs,
RICH PRINTED BAREGE ROBES and 5 nouuces
fLAlN AND PRINTED BAREGEs;
SMALL PATTERN JACoNETs;
PRINTED BRESIILIENNEs;
JAcoNET ROBES WITH BANDS,
PRINTED LINEN CAMBRIA FOR DRESSES
FANCY LINEN DRILLING FOR CHILDREN
FANCY MARSElLLES yEsTING
BLACK AND CoLoRED DRAP D'ETE;
BLACK LACE MANTiLLAs
BLACK LACE POINTS;
BLACK LACK Wells;
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN NLANTILLAs;
GREEN GAUZE Wells;
BLACK GAULE Wells;
BLACK GRAPE Wells
BLACK GRENADINES
GENTS MISSES and LADIES, THREAD HOSE and HALF HOSE
CENTS MISSES and LADIES COTTON HOSE and HALE HOSE
GENTS MISSES and LADIES GAUZE SHIRTS;
GENTS LINEN SHIRTS;
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN BANDS;
COLLARS AND SLEEVES
JACoNET AND SWISS FLoUNCING;
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN CAPS;
EMBROIDERED PETTICoATS;
MUSLIN EDGlNGs AND INSERTIONS
l24 BoBlNETs FOR BARS;
LINEN NETTING;
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN FOR CURTAINS
COUNTERPART AND TOILET COVERS;
DAMASK NAPKINS AND pOYILEsi
EMB'D AND PLAIN LINEN CAMBRIA HDKFs.
MousQuETAiRES COLLARS AND SLEEVES
EMBROIDERED FILLET MlTTs and GLOVES.
GENTS FANCY JACoNET cRAvATst
GREEN AND BLUE BAREGES FOR Wells;
BLACK FIGURED AND PLAIN BAREGEs;
PRINTED AND PLAID GRENADINES;
EMBROIDERED PETTicoArs AND SKIRTS;
GREEN AND coI.oRED SKIRTS
LIGHT AND CULoRED PRINTS;
ENB'p BONNET AND MUSLIN CURTAINS
PLAIN, STRIPED AND PLAID CAMBRlCS:
PLAIN AND FIGURED SWISS MUsLTNs.
At~'..,.
IRISH LINEN
DIAPERS,
CRASH,
rLATlLLAs,
LIEN CHECK,
LINEN SHEETING,
HACKABhCk,
PLANTERS LINEN
BRiTANNIAS,
TOnE DU NORD,
LINEN CkMBRlc etc.
PLANTATION GOODS of all DESCRIPTIONS
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24

ADVICE or An OLD LtpY-Now, john. listen to me for
am older than you, couldn't be your mother Never
tvgd TO happen 1T the house whore she lives four
or five times before breakfast You should know how
she lies in bed ia the morning You should take notice
whether ha complexion is the in the morning il
is in the evening whether the morning wash and the
thwe have robbed her of her evening bloom You should
take surprise her that you may see her in her
morning dress and observe how her hair locks when
IS not expecting you II possible you should be where
you hear the morning between her and
her mother Ii she IS i-nsturcd and snappish to her
mother she will be to you. depend it, But if you
find her up aud dressed neatly the morning with the
countenance, the same smiles, the same neatly
eombed hair the ready aud pleasant TO her
mother which characterized her appearance and depor
ment in the evening and particularly if she is lending
hand to get the breakfast ready in good
prize John and the you secure her yourself the
batta
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24

THiNGs NEwYoRK -Colonel Samuel starkweather y
well known member Of the bar, Mr. Thomas 4 Pitsnan
formerly editor Of the Brooklyn AIvartis Reuben
Bum, old democratic politician who during the vrr
OF lel2 confined in Dartmouth prison for twenty
eight months among those who have died in the city
within day two.
The OF Henry Ward Beacher in which he charged
with SANDER has been postponed until tho April term at
the request Of Mr.. Rowland the plaintiff
movement ls On foot for the erection M uiiflt ut
in Trinity Church ard, 10 he nofy thn inhshtant
of the city who were imprisoned by the riti turing t
war of the Revolution, Many OF tho graves o. those Who
suffered in that way for the &c liberty ufr ur5.r
the shallow Of the Church Tho vstry have contributed
$1,000 to the fund.
The packet ship Antarctic from Liverpool which IIt
into Hampton Roads few days since with sixty three
OF the passengers dead arrived NrwYork on the 18Th
She has IS persons sick with ship yar and lvso
terry but small pux She has been ordered to anchor
at Quarantine in order to allow the ct be Transferred
TO the Marine Hospital there
The veteran corps Of 1872 making systematic f.
fort to induce the United States Government 10 grant
them increased remuneration and bounty
Out of 81 100000 required to complete the subscrpiion
to the capital stocl NewYurk and California Steam
ship Company it is stated that SlO00OO0 has been SUBJ
seTibsd
sontags appearance in opera at Nibo's on the 18th
drew $500 house.
Hon zsdoe Pratt has been elected President Of the Me
ehanicsi Institute.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24
Washington CORRESPONDENCE.

CONTINENTAL COTTON DEPoT-DouGLAS SFEECH-
HALE ON TUE TEHUANTEPEo ROUTE BUGGY
RUMoRs.
Correspondence of tbe errstfnt.
WARRINGTON, February Is, 1858.
have the pleasure to forward you this morning an i'm
potant statement of facts (not yet published in their
present shape in any other paper) respecting continent
tai Depot for American Cotton This is subject OF great
interest to the South and happy TO avail myself Of
much reliable information that can be SO wen opainea
nowhere else q at Washington
Owing to the efforts the advocates of direct trade
between the Continent of Europe and the Planters Of the
South the Agent of powerful commercial organization
in Europe is about visiting America to make tour for
the purpose ascerning whether the Cotton Planters
will cooperate resist the Liverpool monopoly of their
staple
AT the suggestion of gentlemen In America this Agent
is out to visit the rural districts with the
Planters and learn every thing necessary for the final
action OF the European Company in important
rangemeut. notice will be issued TO the Planters
fixing day when they will be met in each district all
over the South by proper parties when and where the
whole subject will be discussed and propositions
made ard some assurance given of the determine
ton Of the planters in the premises This will lead to
thorough investigation aud will settle question wheth
the thing shall be tried The trial viii enable all
cerned to judge of the benefits of the plan If they
pot If not the much talked of subject will drop The
Memphis Convention when there will be assembled large
number Of planters will have this subject by astriy,
before them This Convention the first Monday in
June next The leading here in both Houses
ised of the responsibility of the Company abroad aud
no doubt the visit of this gentleman will lead great
deal of discussion in which at least the Cotton growers
will learn good deal about thsinterest the Continent
Our Southern friends arc under debt obligation to
Mr. Baylor (sditor of the Cotton Plant of this city, fer
his ndefagabe exerons and great personal sacrifices Of
time and money IN beball Of the Cotton interest
shall fellow up this important subject With additional
facts
The speech Of Senator Douglas to-day certainly an
able one whatever muy be thought said Of his parou
lar opinions He took ground with reference to Tehu-
tepec that it sustained by the votes of the Senate
fail to benefit materially the people Of Louisiana and
showed disposition with regard Cuba quite different
from what had been anticipated.
Hale, the New Hampshire agitator is avowng his oppo-
siton to Tehuautepec But his influence here is rapidly
growing
Small by degrees and beautifully less
Tehuantepec gains ground daily You may rely that
and % publish it to your readers The opposition of
Seward and Hale has strengthened the thous-
and fold and new feel perfectly that it will ulti-
nately pass.
Cabinet rumors plenty blackberriesa and
some them buggy that kind Of fruit is known
sometimes to be Nothing will be positively known for
days D. Soro.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24

The HIPropRoME,-rhe visitors at this establishment
last evening had the pleasure of greeting The DAN who
after few days absence from his post (arising from
slight indpotoD) resumed the motley and distributed
broadcast his comicalities there any in the city
who have not witnessed the performance of the highly
trained horse Excelsior would say to them that IT is Of
itself worth the price of the ticket.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24

MOVEMENTS on GENERAL PIERCE. = General Pierce
reached Boston at eight o'clock the 18th, and
went to private house to pass the night The city gov
eminent had assembled to welcome him but the
of the hour at which he arrived disappointed their expec
tations. company of gentlemen assembled at of
the hotels to give him dinner also compelled to eat
their vands without the presence of their guest 1t
not known how long he would remain in Boston, but
supposed not more than two days The Cabinet is
selected say the Boston prints but will not be
till the names sent in to the Senate
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24

''MonEL DWELLINGS THE lSDUsTIAL CLASSES. -
Large four story edfce styled obove have lately been
erected in NewYork city In front they resemble sub
ssntia private houses One block in S7th street consist
ing of two distinct buildings each 25 feet front by 100
deep highly spoken of by the Tribune being represented
constructed in the most thorough Each
ssts oftwenty suites of apartments each suite comprising
parlor with slcove for bed bedroo kitchen
pantry and coal bin The rooms airy, lighted with
gas The plan seems requisite for NewYork, where
room is scanty and rents exceedingly high,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24

WAvERLEY NoYELs.-Thomas L. White. No los Canal
street has hand and is constantly receiving great
variety of excellent books stationery etc He has lately
received elegant edition of the wsyerey Novels
plete, from Muzzy Co, Boston. This work besides
embodying literature unsurpassed in richness and or
ginslity would make very beautiful parlor ornament
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24
Amustmsnts This Ehrrinr-

ORLEANS THEATRE The grand opera ali.d The HUGuENoTs
PLActDES VARIETIES The eoniy the YOUNG COUPLE
BoaHAsrEs FCRioso The Used UP AMI the farce
Of posi- HONOR.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE. Tie drama entitled L0CTIINVAp anal
the -snrly o BFEG4TOV.
AMERICAN raEAl .,MACttLsTER's sofREE ArYsrERE
LUsE
COMMERCIAL HALto...WAX sTATUaRY.
DAN RlCEs uPPGGGa1lE ST. CHef4 street onpos peIiio
Dan Ei9Es MusEuM SO. ioi ST. Ca4-lss afre.t.
- s5t hlr=5,tTaluruts on third page
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24

A Washington letter in the NewYcrk Times saws
STRIKES seem 10 BE- the order Of the Jy Following lie
example OF older heads and perhaps cmboi,ned by the
recent success Of the operatives the llur, and Ohio
Railroad the v boys at the Union oiicc marched out III
morning. and demanded increase OF g.auralsl lion
Gen Armstrong surrendered at once indeed he would
have done before the battle had he known any such
was in contemplation As IT was the dozen presses en-
gagged Congress work al stopped ana thus the
public business is iupeded The General however soon
got under way again aud tie energy he has displayed In
executing his duties Public Printer Will soon enable
him to catch up with the orders If Congress.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24

Missouri STATE CENsus The total population of Mis-
souri, shown in the printed returns of the taken
in 1852 7lO7s7-of which Sligo slaves and 1887
free blacks The white males exceed the white females
than 10000 In st Louis county the excess in favor
of white male l3s03 Among the slaves, the is
the side of the females The number of deaf and dumb
amount 259 Of the blind ZIG
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24

MApAME BosrwIoKs OoScERr.-The lovers Of music mad
treat ut the Armory Hall last night which Will be an
Involvement for a constant attention at the musical
soirees of this accomplished vocalist Our reporter is no
musical crque has that can appreciate the
touching delivery those old household ballads which
as rendered BY Madame Boswck leads captive the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24

The NcwYork Times Of the 10Th inst says The sub
scripsion which opened few days since with Dun
Sherman Il Co. to the Australian Steamship Com
pany progressing satisfactorily aud sufficient has beer
secured to pay for aud fl out the first steamer by May
next She is to be called the Golden Age and oris
nav launched by Mr.. W IL. Brown, the fifth boat
the Collins line Her voyage will be direct 10 ydury
and Philip where sbr will take her place in the trade
between Australia aud Panama over this route and the
Panama Railroad the intercourse between London and
the Gold Field is destined in very important de
gree, soon to he conducted.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24

RETURN or FcGtrNE SlAyEs.-rwo slaves. who ran of
from the estate Of the late VIM Tt Of PUrksbur Va
about two years ago and Ohio have recently vol
unfairly returned to slavery the ground that they
suffering from want Of food and unable to pro
work. Three others who Of at the same time
were anxious to return but prevented by the abo
tionists who forcibly detained their children
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24

MErMRIE CouRss.-rhe fast folks will have quite an
interesting Sunday next, understand Lady
Mack and Boz CoreR go together in at two mile
heats to harness The former the winner the
distance long since beating the celebrated horse John
Burnett Bob will have to conclude to behave well
foot all the distance in order get his nose the Judges
stand in time TO take down the purse
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24
dad


Wednesday O'Clock CAMILLE REYNAUD
"a year, censcrt of Alfred II. Hopkins.
~ The friends and nquaaances Of both families requested
attend the funeral which will take place THIS AFTERNOON at half
past o'clock from the rcshlouce Of Mrs Reynaud St. Louis
and Rampant streets.
We requested the death of Mrs NJ A. THOMPSON
widow Dr. b. p thompson formerly of Augusta Ca who died.
after few hours Illness Of apopexy, yesterday the 2sd inst
Nv Of the family
VIM Mcou ESQ., Invited funeral
Canal street, THIS AFTERNOON, half past O'Clock.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24

THE PREsipgNr's PRSArE SECRArkRY 1t is understood
that General Pierce has selected Sidney Webster Esq as
his private secretary and will be attended by him on his
way TO the seat Of government As this is confidential
post Of Importance both to the President and the
incumbent and Is much exposed to many species
outside Influence, both good and evil in peculiar degree
may interest readers to know something Of
Mr.. Perce's choice
Mr. Webster born at Gilmantnn ~ II in 1928 or
1871 and H. therefore about tweny-cght years age
He graduated at Yale College in ISIS aud immediately
entered the law office his uncle th Hon u Peasiee
OF Concord who is Of the members Of Congress
from NewHampshire Al tue expiration of six nou hs he
entered the law school at Cambridge whore he remained
two years and then entered r office Of William Dh0n
Esq in Boston, where he completed his professional stud
les. In November 1851 he admitted the Bar Of
Massachusetts when he returned TO Newflgnpshre ard
entered into partnership with Col Gsorge Of Cosr0rd
who since the retirement of General PeEce stands Mt or
the head of the Newamnshre bar 1t mere and
in this relation, that he found ami invited by General
Pierce to accompany him 10 Washington the capacity
Of private secretary We understand that he Is gentle
OF modest and unassumng address possessing q well,
stored and symmetrical uad aud above all man Of in
flexible integrity, We congratulate him upon the aus
pcions dawn Of his public
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24

RAILROAD TAx.-We notice by the Gallatiu Argus that
at election held recently for the purpose the citizens
of Copiah county decided to tax themselves with the
view Of raising funds for the taking stock to the
of fifty thousand dollars in the New0rleans Jackson and
Great Northern Railroad The vote stood-For Railroad
Tax. 1853; No Tax, 70.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24

YALENrINrs is estimated that about 10000 vaen-
tines dispatched in Boston, the 1ih about
quarter of that number having passed through the Post
office. At Wheeling Va, 5000 or 5000, aud at Norfolk
| 1900 passed through the Post-ofice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24

HussEy's WoRLps FAM AwARps-A letter lust received
from President Fillmore by obed Hussey Esq of Bslti
more officially informs him of the award made to him BY
jury of the royal commissioners the exhibition Of the
works of all nations in London consideration of his
reaping and moving machines The referred to Is
exhibitors medal certificate and copy of the reports
Of the juries.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24

LnnGRArIoN.-It is calculated that since the date Of
the last census (une 1850 the population OF the coun
try has been augmented by immigration the natural
increase of population upwards of II per cent The in
from all is down at 100000 in two
years and months via from June 1880 to Decm
Der 81 1852 The number arrived at NewYork alone du
ring the last two years, is o97 623
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24
Isss- FoR ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME

COuRrAt the request ens
others A. NJ OGDEN Of the parish Of Jshrson consented
ASSOCIATE
SUPREME COURT FROM THE SECOND DISTRICT. lei 10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24

LEAD oRryas beds of lead ore have been discovered
in Sinking Valley Blair county Pa which it is said
of the most valuable kind, Newfork company has
leased ZOO term of years for which they pay
the ss7 per ton for all the ore taken out in
rude state The company has commenced operations
large scale Some of the already tested yielded 10
ounces of silver to the pounds. Miners at work in
developing this new discovery
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24

MAcALLrsrER's somEEs-An elegant and fashionable
audience again witnessed Mscasters wonders night
Madame NJ appeared for the aerial suspension and
received with the most enthusiastic applause Tonight
there several and surprising We advise all
lovers OF the truly marvellous to attend
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24

GEN WasHrNGroS's WArcH-It is stated that Mr., II
G. Re of NewYork has in his possession the identical
watch worn by General Washington 1t is represented
very watch with thick plain cases of
gold and twenty-four carrots fine The watch made
by Messrs Dandel and Bridge OF London England and
was bought by Benjamin Franklin when he Commits.
soner of the United Colonies The watch also strikes the
hour the same as our clocks do.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24

srRIse FAsHIoNsThe ladies who DESTROYS of seeing
something splendid in the way spring millinery would
do well to call D. T. Weymouth II Chsrtres street who
has the largest stock of London and Paris Fashions
in the South and selected by the experienced
agents in Europe. Purchasers would do well to examine
his stock
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24

The Board Of Trade of Philadelphia have appointed
committee proceed to Harrisburg and endeavor to pre-
vent the passage of the bill now pending before the Lee
gslaturc providing for the repeal of the law regulating
the guace of railroads to be built in Pennsylvania
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24

FREsHET IN THE TENNEssEE.-We learn from the Chat
anooga Advertiser that the recent violent rains produced
sudden and somewhat destructive rise in the Tennessee
At six O'Clock the 9TH inst the river within about
eleven feet Of high water mark
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24
ns- TREAsunrRs OFFICE, Cry OF New

~ IKEASUKEKS OFFIUE, OTTY Of NEW
ORLEANS, January s, 1858.
Extracts approved December 81, 1852
ARr All imposed by this Ordinance shall payable
advance.
pursuing ayocaton under authority
of this Ordinance shall be required keep hung in
place counting place of business framed certh
Treasurer receipt for the year,
Consolidation, all required to be paid at the
Treasury.
accordance with this provision nste is here given that the
licenses for 1883 due payable the Treasury and Mer
chants Golfer house Keepers Daymen all persons doing
any pursuing requiring license notified
will be strictly against all persons neglect
ing 10 take @ their licenses.
W, H. GARLAND Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24
a,p tbf amrfifan lint.
Ships Balow,

SOUTHWEST Pass February Is
There have been no arrivals here since yesterday.
There still ships and banks lying outside the bar
bound In.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24

TEMPERANCE IN DELAwARs-A bill has been introduced
in the Legislature Of Delaware prohibiting the sale spr
tuous liquors the Sabbath and fixing the license
tail at 800 Per Fine and imprisonment is to be
the penalty for a violation of the law
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24

For BRAzcs sASuAeoy-we requested to state that
the U. s. Mail Steamship Yacht, John Lawless,
mander, will leave above this evening at O'Clock
punctualy, instead of o'clock, as advertised.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24

THINGS PHILApFLPHtA.-A town meeting was held
the 18th instant and committees appointed to solicit
subscriptions to the Sunbury and Erie railroad,
The steamship Osprey arrived Tuesday from Havana.
in the shortest time ever made by steamer.
Peter Jauretchr for many years merchant in Phla-
dephia, died Tuesday, 18th.
The Phoenix Fire Co building splendid engine to
be exhibited at the Worlds Fair in NewYork
The rcmen held meeting on the 18th, to adopt meas
for better organization OF to g." department of
the city The subject referred select committee,
which is to report to an adjourned meeting.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24

Vice President King it is stated expects to return TO
Washington by the FIRST of April Senator Clemens has
received letter from the commander of the Full
ton at Havana stating that the health of Mr. King was
much improved. lie takes exercise on foot daily
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24

BANKS IN Vm6iNIA.-The Legislature of Virginia has
passed bills to establish the Rappahannock Bank ncreas
ing the capital stock of the Exchange Bank at Peters
burg and incorporating the Fredericksburg Tayors.
vile Savings Banks.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24

DEscENDAST or JoHN koGERs the MARTYR Died in
Royason the Sd inst Mrs Eunce, wife of Benon Deck
Esq, aged sixty-hve. Mrs Peck was daughter Of Mr.
Eliphale Rogers late OF Royastor and of Mr. Bepja
min Rogers who of Rev. John Rogers Pastor of
the first church in Ipswich and President of Harvard
College, who died July 1854 This gentleman the
eldest of Rev Nathaniel Rogers who from Eng
Sand in 1886 and settled Ipswich coleage pastor with
Rev Nathaniel Ward and died July 2 1885. aged fifty
seven Nathaniel Rogers, Of Rev john Rogers
of Dedham, England, who died October 1s 1859 aged
sxty-seveu, and John was grandson OF the Rev John
Rogers, the martyr who hunt al SmithGed. Feb
ruary s. 1865 nearly three centuries ago lFitehburg
UNysie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-24

VIM u Stewart, the Baltimorean who in prison at
Valparaiso, the charge of killing Gillian has been
discharged from custody in compliance with the demand
of Mr. Peyton the American Minister