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OFFICE OF THE VICKsBURG. sHBEyE

u III VI TIL ' ICf.fSDL NJ, SIIhEN b
~ PORT AND TEXAS RA1LRo AD COMPANY. Mosnoz La
Ja.uny i-3Nstiee hereby
eron the Vfbufg Shreveport Texas Railroad w
Y epsuea 10 the ees q Neksbug and repOrEus par
9ss Nafsop Carroll Morebose oaehia, Uaion- Jason
's arne bosser and Cadd0 Tor the space MONTHS
Aai after th let day q February ls53. n. COLEMAN, Pref
JOINS II. DfsxGE.vE, see'y Stl4 sB
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re- Neither the Captain nor Consignee of
Brs bark STRANGER will be
crew. JOHN TOOLE IS B.nk Place. ELI
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J NJ Rrs, Hall, nom Bayou Macon.
SarHl Gordon, Ross, from Bayou Macon.
Mediator, Williams from Cincinnati.
Belle Key Key from Louisville.
Scott, Logan, tonC Cincinnati.
Caspian, Dunn, afoliue BluHa
Upleia, DAVIS, Washington
Red River Dorssy from Washington.
New World, Moore, from Camden
John NJ Stock we'll, Green, Wabash
Moro Castle, Bslanger, from Cnriuna.
Magnolia, ThomAfson, VicksbnIg.
Grenada, GwArtney from Grenada
Glsndy Burke, Bentley, rom L0usyis
Patrick Henry, T. khar, from St Ioui.
CnddO No q Graham, from Shreveport.
Anon, Wallace Tclus.
Anna No ,, Iabarthe from St AInrnsyiie.
New l4itoua, Landry, ROM Bayou
DR. Batey, Wilson, ro isiourrhe.
J 4 boswell, Shlibn, romC Coast
NetumIka, Odds from Montgomery
Reindeer, Montgomery, from Louisville.
Towtoa Anglo Saxon DuBcsn Al. AMI L,
h shp Owego, barka Csdet-brough np
ships Rome and Chsbam, Fehr Edwin Dorsey
Ipwbont PERI Brown, from the
lth, bark Alulla up Shin
Ss'gAli AiaAthon anu bg SylpAidc.
TowbJNt fhnlx, GoweH tho
American JBo Williams, and aehr Bonita
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= , : :
UN CDET (PONY) ROUAN .aI6 ct bridk sie dit CdeT Ia
Ieelans &c, dix lol ,eulu fonsan,
son ct leNee an cafe d Apts C0h house o
Cs!itains SAMUEL CALDWELL.
SoSvslls- Orleans, IL Fty1isI Is5s. fels suIod
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slN .J., df4y COTTON 1te a.ar alte-t lost
serr J', aoi ysi ugTers dg not .. he that
aui IN HosuiIsll ha H4rs
taI= 1.=y rs sarks.. All lr--s aaiHg Ut a.
st~n,Ht. H.. 44o'stHlqs aret
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sTgAhBoAT DEPARTURES.

Bas- The new light draught passenger
steamer BELLE KEY, Capt Key, will leave LOUISVILLE and
Intermediate hnlinga THIS EVENING, 5ocock.
o2l SMITH MINISTER, 80 POydras street.
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n.y. From this date, no bills will be paid by
stunmer P DALMAU unless made the Cek Feb
'dRry -, 1858. T. H. POMkOl co hgeHs e19 iW
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ARTILLERY.

pay MoRyiSG Febsasry g. I. o'.os al ~ ,s1s 5sf.
% ny ulon % JOIN 10 the ebHaon o. Btf,aiay ~
Wslngot i attend caled neetiny Or az a.v On ms
" hBsNlf n7Hi 81 u ooex lr~eay. FOR
fsl3r RISkLIfJ o..
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ssf~ Shippers per steamboat I. p. LEATIEgs
!leLled 10 call on bonrd their freight.
lelI D. Il. CARROLL, 50 Carondee street, Union Row.
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EOTICEg.

u ohsdss. 10 hsaGqnartsrs hsrah " u
ordered . narulI, fal m EsDAY MORNING. " n
tshrnarv the Carouje~
celebration Of The Birth - Wsshisyon Father 81
BY order of Lieut., HENRY STRONG C0ndmsndi7 T.
JOYS CEyssY, orderly ssgt.
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E1s~ Bark MARY AMMAN, Wade, master, from
Nv erppo commence ehargng hcr THURSDAY 94h
All permitted within five {5l days will be Ia tho
pud siatG-. n AsIiBRIDGE CO., 50 ST. CHARLES
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AMJJsEMENTs.
CT7 CHARLEs TFEATPE.-va1s


sxss V cent? Colored Ba1ez
~ ssneat o. the BATEMAv CHILDREN MONDAY EVEN
ne "a At q hg irss dT y RICHARD Hf-Kn
s.l Ky 7. sseenn Veg q fessaenf, N K. sssman o
is'eaiey iaks y Norfolk, Afr.
tsL. " = Dss,, shs ., ras q wle. Mr.. j. " Cracker
~f rSish ne e"nedy q Fke Royal HTf IN zsIeoresn-
iss h Bstennan Stsahln0, hiis '.
y To s5uct-s
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r.. Es-Nlz sau.mss,u; Away.
- xssfaa6 ksv1ns nsnAsaeed tAs asnaks to-day
~ - ~ ednsuiae ncm1nnt1uus ~ Nsw OEisass
oaaanA Y. pewns Col,aetor n The Pert; J. n. Bell
BuDeintsaasaA x ~ Mint Bsaty 1tsssprsr; MoCor-
nask, eu<sej un6ft MseeAsl
Trthsr oon6rnations.
60. wins - hsun oentfnsd : Post-nAslse Il
Dsscs nsgs; o. = Judson, Maraaz Of Mininlppt Hig
don Otssl ~ Rens w1zzsp, Dsefstaxy o. Lega<icn b
Csntzal Anafl>a r soals 11nihtsr % spain.
New Orleans Roet-o6lcs.
wAsHrrorou, April 7,
n enskak snr The PsstofAes e. New Orleans iss be
Itvssa KsainA, NsakR and Bremen. No noninatian, \
6undeEseoed, IN bssn made.
ARRIVAL 1t ~ n Dorado. .s
s Nrw Yosx, April I.
Tho stssmship n Dorado has arrived nom Asptnyah
She reports that ths Disabled steashp Union vss max
ing REPAIRS and vpnId leave ~ No. York IN few dsvs
epiins, ths 1Eurdnsr.
/ PnrlApELrHA, Aprly.
ssrs,r. ~ murderer Of Ma shaw and Mn. Lynch
has bssa Md sseond ns sad found guilty Of murder
= Ohio Rivsz.
LOUISVILLE, April 2.
Arrived, A. u ehotwell Departed, r. J. ward Tn
L oAio i risise IL feet on the Falls
~ sf,.4 y PrrfmuRcH. April q.
xhsrshlolssts inches water in the Ohio and rive
stsamboats Passing:
49, vIcEssuRa, April7.
Tho following stssmer passed down to-day Dresden
X o'clock J. .. chsnowsth 4 10 NJ and Uncl
|eam ct 10K A. H. 4as2
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q hauss .sabha asz.k shss MN : }kls - th<isn
brsa& f1nlotn6a terrible wound. m oRr1y ooct1fsd
on ~ "a insG Msiiosse street - aSsoes1 ua1
eonlHittsd fr a3sl before H. IlEst Dlszjst oeaIt
Sent UP.- Patrick Alli6on, for IN outrageous
assault and battery, was ssnt before the First DISTRICT
Court
SrEAnBoAr R0BBERy. 20. Hinckley made oath
yesterday bss Recorder aeucs that he Z the owner Of
the steamboat Didonia and that about the 18th ut
sd boat was entered In the night time robbed Of
sk q coffee package q tobacco three trunks & sa0s,
oid boe Dsponsnt rthsr stated tkat b has good res
sons 70 believe and verify does bssye that tho robbery
Wa committed BY one Mcdonald ct the time deck hand
on the boat and that he was sssed BY several person
unknown The aant farther stated that h bad rsssou
for bssvine that the stolen property was concealed in
house which he specified, and asked search warrant
which was granted.
Curing UP.-George Mason and G: Burke
yesterday brought before Recorder 9enos on "
charge Of scandazing the precincts Of Galafn street.
fighting and disturbing the peace and fined 81 each
II. Jones, for Kicking upe row generally IN his owl
house, was fined So and In default Of payment con
dened to the Parsh Prison for the space Of een days
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-08

TERRIBLE RAiLRoAp ACCIDENT ENGLAND.-A very
serious accident recently occurred to the train Of
for Liverpool bringing passengers from Scotland and
the North Of England Il appears that the train, which
consisted of engine tender and eight cars from some
unknown but supposed from the high rate Of speed
ut which driven Of the track at Halshaw Moor
within few miles Of Manchester The tender and Of
the driven with great force against the einbank
ment at the side Of the road and the other
crowded with great force upon the other
of them Being completely crushed After the accident
every exerton used to relieve the sufferers and
found that fearful sacrifice of human life had taken
place. Three persons killed instantaneousy, one
died shortly after and two others not expected to
Several badly scalded, and q great many
suffered from fractured limbs and wounds and
bruises The engineer Of the train among the killed
The train going at high speed at the time of the
accident that the oscillation rendered il difficult for the
passengers to keep their seats
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v..h wa ~. svsnts ~ inst var Win IN. axcsr-
t,o ~ ,hs conous,t ~ opbsc we're of ,ucb dmipurs
,r..,. crr.rsa with those AZ the same time enact
;nr an ,hs theatre of Europe that the historian has
:. ..sd them over With sirbt notice SO much 80
that 70 ,ooh Il; vain I'm the histories of the times for
thing ~ interest In the operations of the coptepdine mar
40, IN North Amefica But to the American the history
80 .h aav. q fl Of interest That was the school :,
th h.s az our revolution II was there that Wasb;no
t, nj e,stes AZ the Great Meadovs and Putnam an
~. cb.nnlaip feshed their maiden swords - Ths
Northeru pert of the State Of NewYorkthe vicinity Of
Lakes George and Champlain-is Ill classic ground
Of heoc daring were there enacted by
.pv thing in the War Of Indspendsncedeeds the ac.
count Of which was being lost in the @twieht of m
bs til rescued and revived by the pen and pencil of
Iossine
We had determined to treat our readers to some ex
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AsroR LBnAKY-The funds and property Of the Insti-
tuition valued at s45oo the cost of the building and
site s7Ooo and the expenditure for books thus far $751;
s64 More than 10000 volumes have been collected and
DR.. Cogswel is now in Europe authorized to expend
$4,000 in the purchase Of additional works. Commencing
with about eighty thousand Volumes free from debt and
having vested fund of slso00o the interest which is
to be steadily applied to enlargng the collection this
must ultimately become of the largest Libraries in thu
world
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-08

pAsskNcEns SAILED. The steamship United States
Captain Berry sailed ON Thursday morning for Aspnwall
With the folloving passengers for California
Mr. Ramer and lady Daniel 6uter, lady and two chill
dreu Miss johnson, Mr. Johnson Jas johnson, Mr.
Coultef Mn DAvis Mrs Mary Harris and two children
Mrs Hewitt, Miss Hewitt Mr. Clemens lady and child
Mr. Landss eprague, Mrs white and child, Mrs Dunn
end Two children, Doehler Wofthey, Mr. Holland Mr.
Stockton and two children, Mr. Laird and lady, Havi
B Clevingsf and lady, A Chamber, John Smith, b
CummingA = Meyer, J Curtin, W Keenan,, J NJ Dade
~ Klefer and lei steersge eg1,F-
Ths steaneAip Falcon, Capt. Gray sailed Thursday
morning. st O'Clock for California via Aspinwal The
following h : list Of her passengers:
Alexander Mr. Sinclair, Miss Sinclair VOORHEES,
W LAmbkin, Grihlth, Martins johnson, @ Stredo
Mrs g Chsriesy Mrs NJ Chapman, v Woodly, Mrs 4
Edwards Mrs. Arlington, A Delsrger and lady Dub
lam, ChArfiers and lady, NJ Cullum, Burbridge
Heimsr r Nelson Doherty. J Sullivan NJ Imcroix g W
6tsus McGovern and lady, Mr. sersdar Mrs Canning
ham and two children McIntyre. Douley, II Miller
MARKS Goldsmith, AEnew, J Humphfeys J A Ross
Larsehcres Terry, W Panhyss, N Reiss and lady J
Krehl, 10 WoDiue, Trago, Mis- Murphy, A McCurfy
3 Wfliihms Williams, Ssntini, N Adams Cepp Mrs
Berry, y conesl Tor, jacobs, g Levi, D Ryan, II Ry-
~, Mc01nn5. Farley, n w Robinsop, p MeCabe. Ii
Cogsn n Cook Keller, Llmbash H Starke, CoallAn
du, d ncCerty, Penphret, Brooks Downer, A Bopp
Kern, W f0uss, NJ Beriipg, Reynolds, J lanes I A
Jacobs Nm Webster, Miss Jane Webster, Echerstien
and LADY J Beanchamp q Ludby, w Creole, ] NJ sny-
der, Murray, Bowles d Burke w vulal, Arana, A
Hsnna. Tuznbul, Murray, "A Murray, Jett, VI l.
JeveI-192 In the stesrage
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Arrivals at the Principal aotsls. April 4

Breton, Gium Harrington I n knbridgs, Fagbors,
Armstrong, j j Mysn, w knight II Mckee, Kemp,
' 5osss, summons, All Cook, q. Harris, VA
-Wstson N O.
ST. CHARLES - sanbor, O capp, Aiiss Green ST.
Howell, o; Hornsby Mr. and Mira Hugrich Hopkins
Stewart ii waIsu, W Rsuds, s Watson, W Da~ npor
Butler sg ri Crsla and lady Mr. Milton and Sn'
YER Mrs ssnndsrs Ala Eciford. smith, Adams, DR.
Savage, HArsha, N lewis La Pratt Dr " Croekou,
NY;H Bond, Pal Hopkins Tenn; Mortod, Hutehn-
son, lady Mrs and Miss Coleman Mar
smon, KY w Wendell O. Ds. and lady hss cfouke,
JIM Dsvid:on N Alden La, fasds. Fsmmon q Smith
Wade Wheeler, Naples Miss Mrs Pool M.rlsmire,
Ards, Mrs Ann Key, Ala Dr. HAL Ssi skpPss " Pratt
n Bouemst Wood, N Grimm, spragns, Coll ALews
Mobile; Bell Lunis, o, DC Goodw1 cshoun, n
hanson. 9 W Tisren, H Taylor La.
CITY HOTEL: :Dr Burke, Cooley Miss Waller. George
Grey XVI Machen, Maehen, KY Thee Hawkins Miss Comp
ton, windham and lady, Compton, Mr. Compton lady and
servans Compton, Compton Mrs Anderson, child
and servant Criswsl catss Gates, Rsnlstt
South America; Edw Pmmer, Gage dy and Miss Hall
Mane Edwards, lady and servant Mia chardon, Ala
ST. LOUIS. Dyson, Noise, MeKora, Clouiier,
Hsrsog, Rsmsnsy Munroe J Bryan and LADY, Bysr
and lady, La Miller, Randolph. N " Lieut. Jsmss Arm
Ss Capt BAXTER and FiieS sI chsroiss; smith Hoi
Bridge, Ohio Dounman, q LpAeomb Edward
Ala Miss ElEa Floyd, Lsdbhtter, Mss Perkins, Edward
Lynch, Mas.
~ To PERSONS RUPTURED. The many per-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-08

EMAscrAuos OF THE JEws-We learn by the arrival Of
the Niagara from England that the bill to emancpats the
Jews passed the House of Commons by majority Of 81
in vote Of AS 1t is reported that the Lords in the
Upper House would soon succumb to the measure pro.
vided the majority in the Commons 40 II such
be the facts, expect to hear by the
that the notorious Jewish disability clause for many
years bone of contention in Parliament no longer mars
the statute books Of Great Britain
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-08

ssAILsA French paper says that snails have become
quite fashionable article Of diet in Paris they were in
the days Of the old Romans. There fifty restau-
rants and more than twelve hundred private tables in
Paris, where spails accepted deicacy by from
eight to ten thousand customers The monthly consump-
ton for this mouscan Is estimated at half million
The market price Of the great vineyard snas Is from e.
SOC to 81 Soc per hundred while those Of the hedges
woods and forests, bring only from e. TO e. 25c The
proprietor Of the snay in the vicinity of Don Is said
to net over 70o0 francs annually
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-08

Destruction LETTERS. Recently, at Washington,
hundred bushels about million of dead
te destroyed in accordance with the usages the
Post-oface Department They carried to Monument
Square, and spread line Of two three hundred
feet, when the match applied The entire mass OF
combustble material soon in blaze, and several
hours elapsed before the confederation completed
the Official attendants meanwhile rakng the burning
fragments to facilitate operations The atmosphere
thousands Of feet around filled with charred frag-
ments. large number Of persons witnessed the pro-
ceeding with much interest,
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Donaldsonvills Correspondence.
esrusponpfnts d tbs Grssssnt. s

q -
OonaA0eonvlile Ooffespondence.
:, ~. ~--zs.-. aS
~ss'ssts"es"'s y ~ Ss'ss"'.
DosAlDsosvnLE, April ., 1888
EDrroas CREscrrr-It runneth not in the memory Of
ma. bsr mi. tom has beep ,rrch excted ,,nor srv
,nn.ct .rd ,,a.,nr from nv rnov,ea.a ~ tho ,rh.nt
suu9ece snu, 'uusns iro my Ano"eose Vi 'ne inao'-
ants 40 not believe that an earthquake OF any ways
II i said that an election took place here
t.s .d NAT svar., vt.x ,ers po,,ed INIT .b.r,
a. ..ss ~ sn.n oon
nne 70 ooAoe we AAcs ses seva 20 that
snsot ea
b.s dcne bovsver what earthanates eiect;op. ~ INV
n I, =, ,s Il. s.., 81, =. 80
oeocs sA sA'' ~ou oz' ceIssanv iali W acco"Pnsn'
He has stirred mp the population and the public pulse
mau1Soep q increased action The entire proceeds Of
th srnoons performance Is to be devoted TO the bene
49, u I ~, -. 49, - -. z J, $500
=. = - 49, s.1 A1v. fs.sA sPp'Atanoes nin sene'-
oaty, doubt not will DO warmly responded to- Men,
~, .,.a y have u. 60
" u, 7. 4 q =: ~, y. -
AZ sua ~ ss. sass p
apparently indugng In huge antcipations Of fun
th.r nave aver s..sne .nv rrsvr,s
nsnt Of the Summer campaign His new and spacious
pAvons almost entirely cover the beautiful Square in
auce Dan has fully recovered from the effects Of the
q ~. 49, - s.. ~ .s-.-,. a. DSs =, - ~
freas D'nner sno AZ himself Az Sonnet oarre JOS
.rnbsr h.n ~ ever known in tba Mace hso,
s.,,.h..s - th.v ,w,,h a. s.h,,,,;, .ht .h $3.50,
oe't''eA way 10y va. ss 'An's'o" .n-s 'ney onsred
Dan certainty Of Scoo DO would remain another night
Ho VIII resp golden harvest during the present season
aud ,,thopt dcuht mi ret,rr ~ Nsvov,esn, th r,h,
.s' $3.50. - ~ r,"..-s -' ''''s''
a. you .rs doubtss. aware this par. Of the country
does not furnish f intsresting news
~ 1880 1. s,,.h.f, ~, ~ n,;u, -r...s..
-. No. 1900 - ans M. !. s,,r.ss :.
me wnoe eoas sts me- Ins parish supposed 70 nave
full turp out n The voter. of sitber psrtv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-08

Mn Avss vis Of John Q. Hives editor Of the Globe,
s s'sa = wsss''' y " ~ w. s'' vas s' q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-08

~ To PERSONS RUrTuRED.-The many per-
and enea mad BY Dr. Sherman deserving Of
passing particulars his
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-08

LUMBER WoMES.-The Savannah (Ga.) News is credibly
informed that company of twelve and girls in
Taylor county the line Of the Muscogee Railroad
that State telling the largest pines in the forest
ing them into blocks and irving and drawing shingles
unnr lak
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EXTRACTS

o, 49,. -, 80 p.s,-. 80 -,
So g., - ~. .r,,.sa ,,ho. - ~, sa,,a
=. y ~, - - 49, -. - ~.
n ,.s sSo.'s aS.. u N''
A'nln'"A' - '"1 f'''.' -1 '
~Born lot . curse 20 virtue ana mankind
Nieht,s sable Vel, vonr crimes csn never hide '''
Each one great 'twould glut historic tide
gef9nct, your cursed memory shal live,
dyIrses ~ sres Vii stfsnd your NAM, s
" Traitsrs alone win glory in your shame
Almighty veppeance sterplv vaits To roll
Rivers Of sulphur your treacherous soul
Nature looks shudderng back with conscious dread
sSsm . o, p.os ~ ~ made
Doomed to the hottest focus Of its fap,es,,
rhs anthem Of the above had macmillan t.,ent s- max
inc ertsmnore verses Joel Barlow once met him IN
hoo. n New Haven and asked him sor sn.c;msn
49,. ..-r.s ,o,,-,.,s !. s,,s,,, 80,
You've murdered watts and spoiled the meter;
You've tried the word of God to altar,
And for your pains deserve natter"
TO understand tne WITTY sarcasm Oh tnese nnes M must
be remembered that Barlow at that time enjoying
much notorety by publication of revised and altered
edition Of Watts Psalms and Hymns.
o., p-....,.. .s.r ri. ..r,n,. l., ph,,. r.,.,, -.
49,. ..o,'sr ,nro,rn rorns,t;c,t ~ w.sh,,r,,n.
- ~. rIs.o, xvh,,s ~ ..h,. r..
~ a.. ~, h,,, ~ sh os s,..a..s,
(ooisd beans ana cofn adsn mucn valued IN New Eng
land PRESCOTT unused 70 s"eh 1909, exclaimed indig-
nanty what DO you treat me with the food Of hogs"
ana tsk'ns tns an .ns 'ADle s'rewed It's contents
over 'ne hoei os''s 'n,o',eu ~ Ems,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-08

FATHER GAvAzzThis distinguished renegade from the
Papa Church is entertaining the people Of NewYork with
graphic pictures Of his counrys oppressors The King
Of Naples is Judas Louis Napoleon, Plate; the Pope
Caiaphas the Jesuits and Cardinals Pharisees the En-
peror Of Austria Herod etc. ad E5ifiini.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-08

Georgia is model State She has $50 miles OF rarcat
in operation Her credit is Of the highest order her 81,
per cent bonds selling at the highest premium and sh
gives notice Of her readiness pay the interest ON he
bonds for the next six months in advance.
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81 kaeuEa's Lncrrhr,-We attended, yesterday eve
M ~ isseus * Mr. Msashsr sHsnry Gnttan ani
~ - vplunksem.n The eloquent fsrvor with whict
- lsrtNesr discussed the wrongs Of Ireland and thu
= rleiring thsm, seemed to sngrosa the attention
- - epsasnw q vsxy numsrous audience
te9Dg ~ perssiys that Mr. Msashsr d cordially
veea - hbssslly patronised By ths people Of New
eq17k n hcepafahls reception b has met With IN
- ~ quits y keeping with the usual sympathy Of
~ S111
4y Mid lseturs y announced for Saturday
-. - Odd Hsiovs' Hsll The subject, Ireland
81 - efa1s 4 Political Parties end Rsvolu-
n. 4 9 hs,as1n It that period, olsrs an inter-
49, - m ~ .soknowlsdssd ability and
soapsnes q ~ lsstuzsrsw no doubt rsatly inters
hcss Who attsad- 800
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-08
FLOORS.

The lower ground floor building shall be o wsl ss,soas
niche. wide nailed eeds seeper placed al fs iron
and resting we'll level bckns with the joints filled
brick the the
Said guerto BE- all ito length with 81
nehw ooden
The upper flooring the main badug well the ssaircas
shall well IL
welld resaed MIN papks etnaled
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STAIRS

The building shall plans
staircase Be fitted with inch step having rounded nosn.
inch framed skrting and and
rounded mahogany hand rails and turned ban The whole
IL workmanike
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GUNDRIES-
- wHIsYy-4o bib. Old AeaaagaAsls winshsssr,
FORT WINE-ls pipes and % quarter casksj -
RUNS puncheons Jamaica ST. Crotxt q ~ Il
<. BRANDY CHERRIRS--<0 eAsss 10 elose invoice,
B0TTtEs-lsQ esops MAdsss AID Porter. For ssls by
@a 7, WOLFF, q esaP street,
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nAsEs ANp PLATFORM,

meeting shsl platform all round raised
inches above the floor and feet wide also raised platform
President secresrys whole according
ngs be furnished by The Surveyor. -ssse
The bases said and stairs to be II inches high, ncludi
q fnehn uuid
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-08

xhs following stssmer passed down to-day Dresd
It TX o'clock :, NJ .. chsnowsth 4 10 and Un
esm 1t 10K 4. :. -. sssfse.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-08

Boots, Shoes and Br0gGsls,
>Gnn AT WHOLESALE.
landing ship Norfo, aud In store, ssnsa'ss
sorimsn, Of BOOTS, SHOES, BRoeASs HATS, cAP'
etc. Pisntasi,ns supplied with prime RUssETB woo
MEXICAN, PALM LEAF. STRAW md cAMPkA@ni HATs.s
shs lowest market priess. By
jyle spdAW FROS ees
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-08

The meeting building well the stsrc
shall be pered all in the best with three coats work,
which hard finished The ceiling Of said and stairs
ceiling engine be thed and pasered in the
and centre drawings the meeting