davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13
MASSACHUSETTS MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS,

Our municipal election day resulted IN no cDoso
Mayor Benjamin Seaver. supported by he 49, 49,.
higs lacks nearly 200 Of econ. The VOC
Seaver SIG; ID. Smith Citizens Union canids,es,, 80
Jacob Sleeper, Young Mems League caniidaie, ...,
elates the Maine Law adsocates Only two A1elnsh -.
elected orc Wing and one Democrat. Inc W"
Council Is Wbig ,si3
S. G. Mack Wing Is reelected Mayor, snit" wig
have large majority in the City Council - ,.a
LAwREScE, Monday, Bee. H. i'''
There has been no choice of Mayor here
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13
THE WEATHER AND NAVIGATION

BUFFLO, Monday, Dec II I'''
The weather continues quite warm and clear
Several arrivals from up the Lake during yesterday '"'
Saturday lar, pm
CLEVELAND, Monday, Dec. IL ls'9-. N.
The weather is mild aud lake and canal naVg o, ,a
continue uninterrupted The steamer Sultsnh IeN" ="
night for Buffalo, and the America leaves 70
SYRACUSE Monlay Dee. H. ls,,
The weather was frosty last night but y psea ',
to day and looks like rainy night Some oo4 A'' '''
going
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13
TIE PRIMARY ELECTIONS

Tie General Committees Of the principal parties have
f1od upon the time fo- holding the primary elections for
Conmtfes men for 1854, as follows:
UIig-Dec IS, from to A. NJ.
Denocr0fic Hard Shel-Dec IS from TO p. NJ.
Democratic, Soft Shen-Dee. -, from to p. NJ.
Among tie whigs, the Ward Committees appoint In
spscors and select places for holding these elections Not
30 among the Democracy whose General Committees as
tune all these powers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13

"WHAr The SISTER ARTS TEAoH As TO FARMrSG-An
Address before the Indiana State Agricultural Society, at
its Annual Fsi-, Lafayette, Ind Oct 18Th 1853 BY
HORACE GRrELEr, has Just been issued in handsome
ectavo pamphlet by FowLERs & WELLS l3l Nassau St
Price l2Ic &c per hundred cheaper clifton is also
issued at half these prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13
IA1ER FROM MEXICO.

Nxw-ORLEANs, M0niay, Dec !, -. - n
We are in receipt of dates from the Ciiy Of "'''
the I'd inst. -. c-.....ao Juiges
n he Snnreme Court have been ro moved for re9's
ACCEPT The Knighhood Of the new order OF Gua.1''f
ard Coyallos has been exiled. = ,ha l,.s
II is rumored tina, Molis, one Of the Ch;eis u Wv
Yucatan revolution, has been csptured and sno,
The cholera had entirely ed at Grda ana so
Rich gold placers have beef discovered 10 'ns w.
Sonora
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13

by the arrival of the steamer George Law We have
later news from California Oregonthe Sandwich Islands
the South Pacific Coast Australia and the Isthmus.
Our columns are crowded with the details which will
be found to possess interest. The adsices
from California are without special Importance, though
they contain aternp Of the prosperity of the
mining regions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13

d TIE Free Hta is the tile OF two dollar Anti
slavery Temperance and General Reform paper weekly
journal started ct Chicago designed to take the place
of The Western Citizen long and useuly published by
Eastman The repeal Of the odious black laws of Illinois
IA announced a. Ifs srecial aim
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELhGesPH'
PRINTER To CONGRESS-.
From Our Own Correspondent.


WASHINGTON, Monday, Dec. IL, 1913
Beverly Tucker Editor Of Tis VasliHgfo" Ssuf'Hsf'
National or Hard Shell DENY elected Printer on
the part of the Senate by the following vote Tucker
q Robert Armstrong Of The Union, 49, Gales IL Sea-
ton of The National rf,igeRcer l. The Wings had no
candidate and with the exception of Everett vot for
Thicker. ard probably Chase and Sumner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13

-.
Three thousand and ytree subscribers rceired in one
rki In the corresponding week Of las. year we received
fourteen hundred and nine From this draw your
illusions Advertisements for this week must be handed in
oday the paper goes to press early Thurs
day morning Price 90 cents lne,-en words to line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13
DEATH OF LIErT Joseph ADAMS.

boston, MODdays Dec - 49,
letter from on board the United States s'eam'nlP
Powhatan dated 4th October announces the DEAN "
Lieut. Joseph Adams, nephew Of John Quincy Aa'm'
who died on board that vessel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13
sOUTHERY, MAIL ITEMS.

BALI MORE MOlIay. Do'' 80
The New Orleans Mail Of Monday last recsn. au,z
The Bulletin annOuD ces Il deaths from 'H'''
the week at the Chari.y Hospital III nj. wife.
Peter NJ. Mafher, of Albany, was arrsste' VIZ bre
at Augusta, charge with defrauding + I. DH'''
ker
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13
THE STAR OF me WESr Ar NORFOLK

NORFOLK, Dec III, 1879
The steamship Star Of the West, from San Juan de Mica
ragua for New York has put in here for coal having erpe
reneed terrible gales She has 100 passenger sSo1ooo Of
gold on freight and about 100000 in the hands Of pas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13
UOrsF OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The SPEAKER, according to order, announced the
following Standing COMMITTEES
On Eisfons-Messrs stsntoa Ky Gamble Ewins, seward
Naiscn. Strafon Dickinson, Blss. CLARK. -
On Hats and Mesn Ms.lrs Houston Jones lfeln Hbbsd
sFhens (Gs PHELPS Aprleron Bresksnrags H4se5 Robins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13
The Tribune for Europe.

The next number Of TIE Tri5gns for European crcTo
lion will be issued TO MORROW MORNING, at Q O'Clock
It will contain al the latest News up the time Of going 10
press Single cope in wrappers ready for mailing can be
bad a, the desk Price Six Cents The Europa sails from
this port tomorrow at O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13
Tem9lorK paiIQ G1eji)n'Fe
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1853.
m cnAsrspDNDyN.rs

No a5acs caa saFeL c0mm1nios NJ -~4e'e
intensed ior insertion b suLheucafd b. ne ras sn'
address of aectsrlf ~ p4bhea191' Pos ~
xaarautee ~ he good faith
We cannot Duderake 10 return rejected COMMUNICATIONS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13

The steamship Star of the West from San Juan to
Nicaragua for this port put into Norfolk on Sunday last
in want of coal having experienced terrible gales on
the passage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13

suserbr, to The Tribune in the 2h Ward cautioned
tans paying money peon except IhomS Mafa' he
present. Garner. O. bis assistant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13

Information is said 10 have been received in New Or
cans tia; Santa Anna would the 18th inst the
lie Of Trreriel Nsesfv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13

Subscriptions and advertisements for TIE Neo-I York
Iyi5une can be left with the following Agents
IosDoE-Mr VI Thomas, No - and q Catharine street
Sirnnd.
PARis-Mr Etourneau No 30 Rue St. Marc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13

y
The Southern Wings and Democrats are convulsed with
lapobier They declare the votes of Sumner. Chase,
Wade and Seward for Hard candidate for Printer, the
richest joke of the age Some Northerners express the
apprehension that those champions OF Free Soil viii be
come Union Savers" Rich isn't On WYE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13

SOMETHING FOR BUSINESS MES THIsR oE-sub-
scrptiors The Uteky Tribune received during the last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13
FROM WASHINGTON.

From Our Own Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Monday Dee IL, 1883.
The following gentlemen voted for BEVERLY TUCKER a.
Printer TO the Senate Me:srs. Adams Atkinson BenJo-
min Bright Brodhead. Chase, Cooper Clayton Dawson
Dixon, Everett Evans, Fish, Foot Hunter James Mason
Pesrce. Pratt Sumner Seward Smith, Thompson, Ky
Wade, Weller.
For Armstropg-Messrs Allen Bell Cass, Dodge, Iowa
Dodge. Wis Gwin, Hamn Johnson Petit Stuart, Sli-
dell Williams Walker, Wright
Doubtful-Douglsss and shields.
Mr. Maurice will move a consideration OF the bbrari-
vote.
The Hard" stock is rising.
The Hards and Wings are buried in the House Commit
tees. ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13

SEWING MACHINES.-I. NJ. SINGER d Co, No.
SIS Bloodway exhibiting and selling variety Of sew
ing Mchns for various purposes each pere. Us sna Sesae
and approved newly invented machines TO
with thread ottgned for SEWING linen and Other ga goods
he n rat a a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13
Bus,ness Nonres


CosmErr11ox Is yazN. .KNoxs lat are r., sa y,
s,ri. a. orv risr articles win tn reaasd a1d ini ~
TsS az a. IN is hey ,re eaeelsf n 49,
1890 a a 90 ,ery ecclouica thsf even ~
= sJ .rro dad Psfranlze - Pf1se'I da . DC
On the eoaDsf Of broadway sud srflnssN
MRS, HAS ron THE HOIIDAys.-The beautiful
.d,te,rt IA. Il RfF7EzTg LEAsE vtn gioreeYPs .e
~ i.e ria fl gasc1len Of rh led taste 20 ~' "a
- hdays sold . the extrasy ID" pres o. ~
- - - trovn q Cb thstnt- opposse IMAM
Ter aud corn = q Chatham and fettiss
p1TcTS RTDT CED--s selling of ell those rich s'>,
,S piss6s srdelessnt shtws Silk Velvc sae Ldie u ne
~ e.,v red prices the enfire stock Of D1nesc 100
OF gains LaJis wishing 20 p1fcAt W.
q scds az low prices VIII % wci ol Gaming -tN "a
ICp No % 0rsIdsr corner Orchard
BARGAINS FOR ALL-Ladies and gentlemen Of an
rr Of mind shclh rake esry visit y kSoHs no
10 PntcG fr bis crparaofs or the winter elsn ar con
str "a he rock OF Fsfs He's Sc unsurpassed 10 ekcelae
e1ieni ssrety and eheaIntss Fact!
MorRNrNG SILKS AZ REDUCED PAGES BAR.
THofcvEw reduced thr extensive stock OF F ard
IaCMeu ng Iess siks per New Mourning store No
6i Bosdwy between he st. Nchoiss aud heIoposn o's
UNDER GARMENTS AND HOSIERY,
No. 100 BowERY
We invite attention extensive stock aid sssotnnt OF
.e,,ortiIs roos witch Inspection ard comparison win t
odered ssewbefe will be @und utrysisd ~ qiiiil s'd
chesrEee- ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13
sERIOUs RAILROAD ACCIDES IS.

There has been no choice of Mayor here.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-28

of the in which IL IL alleged that fany damages were
sustained by plaintiffs they arose from causes set forth In
the tickets purchased in which all accidents and dangers
a the seas and navigation Of what kind soever epe
ciaiy excepted The answers further sllege that when
there failure to connect by reasons Of the accidents
specified IN the ticket the only engagement Of the line
10 transport the passengers detained ~ the next regu
cialiy deny all obligation maintain passengers 70 de-
tanned and all responsibility for damage and loss in conse
quence Of such detention.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-28
second Annual Sale Of the BattuFeyaea.
BY j. A. BEARD g. MAY, Auotio

THURSDAY, March 10, 1893, at IL
t 81 q &sss as gii
s Tz ''s sor e e. j at !; hs.ps ~ Two
% ,ss sss e.. .i s os = 10 Tsp.. s &
B,..arr al mort f rtt y psa a - plan Of
. H. B. en- - saisTy Pqsi dss Izse a. I'll And aaser
Z i. . & rs s. ' .s ss e Aa az ny ASSISTANT e
~ Fe5raiy 1ssFrs al n remaining La q Grand sniaz
l. LoI oF GROUND 80 . q O.. q soaes5 Y sragi r>ys.
Wha "a q comply With tie Of ths a5Ird-liaaa
F!.si io'is sFss
O. LgT9 . u and 10 ia as s9as eaaIsd y Froas
1 Ls \ asd 4 II .4sss o. al boslsI 81 yr. r4rss
TeIb6, s. jsssps nora asrse. ,sr.s;s.
ss ls "a "a bo5 81 Ii 49, a - ss y
6 AcERTAis lsLET or L5T 81 GROUND Numbered A. No. /,
n p triangle Or g bounded b Front L@ves ssiIsa, Dei
cERTAiS IsLET LOT Or GROUND sosnis4 By Canal,
j. Sils L6Ts % GEouSD 6'ss asbsri l. ,lss7 aal
FIFTEEN Ions GROUND, 5eas aaaiosIs /,
10 Il, r. 49, = sod -, Tie bounded " sr Po7Ir,
p aixTEEN LoTs or GROUND teag 9aaab9 - 5,s7,
IL fiyTEES LJTs % GROUND, being auutsr,I qsA6s1
10 n q y = .a 49, DE bonded y iys o3
"a T K. L9 s s.S5. \ Sias s & "a MI. s nd
T. NINE LOIS OF GROUND, being number. ia2As,Efs
ard he bonded By Sa Dame Ja, Fa and Frort
Il TwEyrYTHREe ions or GHoUSD bong n4nlf l. a a
p n r Il u IS itiI - ~ 3 ~ q az 70 Ia
Is. rive LoIs o. GtoUSb -.as aaHssr, sad The
5 s5 ~ @,tt Mftt bs FgsSa aad .s z s
hi. SEVEN lois Of GROUND, bstrz raAbrs
T. 4 square alt5a,f B5Td Streets aad
5aer very g,sa: "a Fla sre-, srisrsi Pasa
ths ii 55l nave At pr5abls syacss TIE in
Tryruisa q trs stores and already erected Che ois
; az sesTa4 y BE- aaiasa CRY + Ss,SGrisa6. rAsa sr
NE t i , f ia si abs, ssn 7. s 9sa .o
& = q 4 rs ss2 sl,ee n ~ 'efrs s5e1 r. notes
date % AT pad
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-28

In First District
UiO-Per NAts boat bills lagg SURGE Adams Gra mn
@ ur's
tNoASAPer Anes boat l2aaoo Re pork 900 kegs lard to 7
OO-pr N"0ga' t7at: lis laur sfrzes Af7r GRAHAM
iNDlANAP'r MeAulaEs loas ls44 uhls pork ind ur
gee Jams Graham.
GTuAHul.
oHIO-Per NsAsy beats 42lfj'a lrar Ta5 Tor CassiIv
W Benton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-28
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.


sry7sY EaESse, Fslaary il. iss2. }
Ay ya5,r g s. sl ~ cse. Inc -5HF3g gI 8..sk aI e.
eBi msrAaL s--J q. lQaa
PRICES
Bsr Ca=fa a. ga.5 West gas p \ ret
l.-l-H, etet & ,tt
o.
e t.ti
fttes $50 YNilrys g1s ~ u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-28
CONsTABLEs SALE.

Jrs7eE's CorET &C. W. CA1MAcK v. PATRICK sE-
asa ORLEANS. RAGfTY....S No. is,fe3.
DY VIRTUE Of writ Of feri facias to me
BY Honorable Ioute, Second Justice Of
the Parrish euiitd have
will proceed sell Ilts MONDAY, the
gh February, l-i3 l. o'clock Banks Arcade
4efus tile AMI save girl
named FLORA, age. years
$500 with tine right 81 redemption rseFved.n
sssA I. Beck Notary Pabi
jsas, is9e IS GEORGE F. PEARSON Constable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-28
DAILY CRESCENT.

Hotel to witness the operation Of the Sewing Ma
chine attest IL Of the greatest mechanical curiositief
Of the day Orders from the country for it coming in
very rapidly and all who tried it speak Of its per-
forInances in the most absolute terms Of approval
We understand that Inacninc Tor which is claimed
like ezceencies has been offered for sale in New York
and at much lower price but inquiry we learn that
persons who have mted money for tho purpose Of pro-
curing UGH machines have not received them and their
money has been refunded The machine for sale by Mr.
Iufy, as a abor-sayng confluence would be cheap at
loube the price and in season. would to a large
| family, amply repay the outlay.
Thar GAL,-Tae JgaE Figures.-InIependent Of THAT
Man" who with biz coat and modern wig ares out
from Of the upper windows Of the Commercial Hail
on st. Charles street tie enterprng proprietor ofthe
collection ofhgures and paintings there exhibited has
gagged the services for limited time Of THAT CAL who
few days will hold her leyees at the Commercial
| Hall above named.
To5dles, with maulu humor remarked that That
Man put him in mind Of a man he knew but
defy all the Toodles in the world to show that That Ga
puts them in mind Of gal they "once knew
dreamed Of for she Is unlike any other feminine that
along. The young lady is native Of one Of the
Eastern states-an article u domestic manufacturers
nineteen years old and weighs jl2 pounds II be true
that all flesh is grassland we have the scrpturrl dccia
ton IT, there must have been scarcity in the hay
market when she made for surely it would have
qurel than several tons Of the article to make
Up her corporosity The fashionable community should
fail b cali her for she ia cmphacaly Of the
toi herself 60 ami see her
MhrAplg CouasG-As We predicted the match between
Lefty k aud Bob copeH proved not only the best
haze had here, but with exception the buat
gone in the United States. Hoano and Hro went
last year the North for $1,000 two mile heats
harness in which the latter made heat in BOZ ia 1915
! Ja B,eaaen qnhe, and on 7lFe-oaoe went to saddle
/ y. 90. =. L "a NJ. q *, 3.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-28
Err. kfQNssing's
Celebrated Body Braos
on
PATENT LACE,

Relief and Cure of tho following Diseases
Bronchitis Shorsss Breath Pain
Chest bleeding Laugs, Papson Heart
Dyspepsia, and Flss Pains Back Spinal Affections
FaE the Bowels praaPsR terrier Bearing Down. gal Pain
I trose Transformations tendency Abortion Painful
nancy and the bad ahap incident TO Chdbearrg and poion
Do0ImE Longing and WeaTness Hahua Bilious Collie Sick
Chronic DafTiaa all peculiar
Females. Sold only y Dr. SHERMAN, Agent the South
0aire, LADIES attsd
Bace hlrs. sEENANs 1873 CAArlesat lylAW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-28
DEPARTURE OF NINE. ADoLpHE-The

Is =
a y uasu and justly celebrated Madame ADOLPEE
The universally aeknoVeigd greates SYAfPATiST the
and She distinguished lady who created, through
revelations the and the present. well predictions
Of Tie future, such intense England
ep9l cities q e United saetL Queen Nietr presented her
with costly Diamond Bfoach and Daniel Webster Jewaed
Ring, NWt)raHs and will VISITORS
lays longer a. the Western NeadA Hotel Tchoupitoua
luu Streets (pyate Julia firth
ptoy street, whom she will ali PAST PRESENT
and IURE they married
hasbAnd thsy viii gst or business Of description.
Mysterious and almOs impossible her profession she
BY 60 highly respectable sources and with nnunerabe
others now practice
70 or what i'm. they occupy, uoy2Tf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-28

Is25~ The new and light draught passenger
amer ST. CHARLES, Apologize MASTER VIII leave siIREVF-
PORT and all intermediate lgnang HIS DAY At O'Clock
SMITH q ffMiSTERi 30 Poydrls street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-28
"a s>CANAL STREET. -aa IA

1-UANAL STKEET. ~ a
"a Il NEW ORLEANS MANTILLA FACTORY. Il ~
Cloth Martno CQAS silk EmbTndersd
TLLAs OF the style and latest trimming for ladies and
NewOreans Ianlla
toy, SO. ITO Cansl stgst.
Tie this establishment respectfully socits the
Ladies particularly coming
city, HE splendid stock CLoAKS
sud AiANTlAS sale h Manila
cal aud them before they purchase ether place. and they
viii 10 convinced at selling item hall The price any
other store in the city.
In atton splendid Cleaks Mantla
iadis see here every urt the FNcY DRY GOODS TRADE
SILK all STYLES o Dresses French SIX and Fancy Straw BON
NETS RIBBONS stock EAiBRoIDERTES
here eommissian the Manufacturers prices; and Muan
SACKS AASILLAS, CAFES, CEIEIsETTEs, SLEEVES
COLLARS 500 Embroidered Linen HANpkERCHlEFS in the
be sold without style BLOC AE TRIMMINGS
and other Trimmings for Ladies Dresses that cannot be had at other
splendid rich GRAPE sHAWLS embroliesd ROBES kr
Welding Dresses BABES Long CLnAkS and ROBES FENCES
SEIS Of ths richest styles different Shades SILK VEL
VET IN The Tor making Aiantaiss.
Ladies wishing haze particular style Of Cloak or Manta
en- have it BY giving j their erler.
LADIES' FASHIONABLE DRESSES MADE TO ORDER novi1 SIN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-28

FHNO BLACKsMITIIS AND OTHERS will
n -.rs t.- HIGHEST CASH PRICE mr WROUGHT SCRAP
iN ,FEk LEass, PEWTER, LAD other metals IArse
- , so .aA'ltt.s Il, =. SMITH,
'-h lAi Caronisrt ana Parlido streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-28
PORT OLE NEW ORLEANs.
OFFICE OF rHs DAILY CEEacFNr, |
Monday Morning, February % 1868. J
cLFARED SATURDAY


S''''Ap Louis ana s''' '' o''''4 'l' '1i .ri Morgan
shp Albert esla,ia sal.'t Fl Trs'to n..,o,
ship staS v 1es' Is sr H. tavsrpo5I N Bs5,ey
aTg AK Aal To- ys,S cluz, E4t,ii deo
SELF . willard willard igr Charleston, Poole Bro
se,r ssollhrog SNOW f., fcasagen Hurley
sehr slspstrae Reed Alphabetical, Newton fareiy
ARRIVED.
samihp hms,ea sawyer days from Apaaesola, to Wood Low
seam,lp Flean Rodser Aspnwal ial iar' Jeaurgsad
sean raggero Fandes, from Hansua 18Th inst,
. 20 v lemPgion -4li district
aIs As9g y "a rom e F;ssk go /, a:
Bark r'As' Connan' n is5 from NeyYoT to Bog X &so
Brig Hemingway days from New York, Fo,d,k Too
Brig wGr,lr Brown Is daya from Baltimore to II AptBrdgo &oo
Emma Enri e days NanYot to WIN CceyyI,, dist
ser Mn slaler @n day io' aAos Santiago to souAnayd
SIR n Kay, 1qsayf days Rrazo. wisElan dis,
shT sr yo AZ .a toq IpS BIZ q E NJ
,lsrri.on 4eois di.irist ''a", ''' ''''
ES ss $s5i, r ssi s'ys
big townsend Jones, Deon days from Apaahicola to master
sbr ssean llodssa asu, i. lay from Charleston to mater
Aisra Hesyer 10 lsys Wilmington n C. to dat
Steamboats,.
snrop, Jrnk', Princeton.
IN ' Ktnnstt c,bi9 ,i i,5 ,'' 4 Laiil
I E1t2s I. G f3' .5a a g Eiss,s
: Iinoal, Kimh~l, ton Grand Ecoro.
Clara Ghaessr rem s. Louie
li5 Fo.y Gas1 E .'5l E tasi'
Dr. baisy, WlsgH from iaourshe
lsI Ls.,s. fs si ,s, ,'i f. s.-1t River,
= mon, Gi.ss. (, fron la o. les Glaises.
I'fgpf".ae ,'reF mon stGeaelct
o. Laaystis, Brown, rom Louis ic.
e si'o ca,,sl1 ir .,,,' c !ist
o.aHos, Nor,h. nom Gt,aaia.
Tasto psyi. oo Pas.ss-tosd doe AID 70 sos 15b
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-28

. ~, Z l-i ~, ~ 80 = - - 20 - Soi
oIsl ~ EtsY DAY the G Illuminated with EVERY
EVENING. CEia q admission 80 osnta children and half
proc.
the following diagg per aoaages
GEN. A,DRE" JACKSON, GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR,
t5FN. LEWIS CASs. MAJ, GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT,
CEN. FRANKLIN PIERCE HON. HENRY CLAY,
HON. DANIEL WEBSTER, IENNY LISD
LOLA NJNTEL COUNTESS Vi IAnisieldt, bJOOlER Girl.
Dr. DAVID T. HINES, A. A skUPlNsK murderer the Ped
Llsr Boy,
The ,aoaus waa reception By lie Ladies' On
Bridge ut Trenton, EewJerssy
Deah Of HON John c. CALHOUN his Standing ty his side.
PROFESSOR ~EbSrEh and DR. PARkdAS,
CHILD WITH TWO HEADS, and ia MOTHER
THE LORDS SUPER and HE NATIVITY
The DluRAhA othe interesting fl erht
present Painting
Orleans, hose saos Falls, Niagara, Battle City Mexico
New York, Joshua Commanding the Son
and splendid representation tie Crystal Palace,
FatIoos Of fine and people should TAIL visit
hbtion as iii only here temporarily. febli
AMERICAN GIANT GIRL
Ia niian the above, lAe AMERICAN GIANT
ses' imas iy1as ouly L years Old meaning o. afcpi he
u. The sad weighing 5lg pouudrela.Ehlt!;
has been engaged short Het
commenced on Saturday n9tnlugi .5h ~ eIrs charge,
FD- A5 "Zslggdunh but a
~ 81 .lr . hssh. yltGt.ty.