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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-29

'ne rer'everanes We received Galveston p.p~rs
% 'he 18th and Indsnoia to the 23d The News IN n.
former place Of the 25th says .SS ""
NoarriVsls from NORTHERN ports have tahs> v,s.s a..
n bushes. generally there has been ssa noysm.us
ew persons from the country visiting our ~. 80
,eeeipts Of produce continue small for the ssy..a
From the riyer' We have information prcmsn. s,,
any opening OF navigation weather vas drv ana 49,
,ns cotton planters 10 finishing their crope vbtls -,
the season Is not proptious as IA iesrsd
zen VII be tvo-thirds only Of last years. crop Il
Houston the receipts Of cotton have been pretty con-
erAps and store business IL reported active On a.
enuht o. the low stage Of water the steamer, hsv.
here. '''" iof snpmens from
me opposon steamers running between this ctv ana
old high rates Of passage hsye sestn * bs1 me
shall however have more frequent commupic.sinr ,,v
the new arrangement "~s1H
Sickness has not altogether disappeared f,om ,b, ,
and Houston owing 20 the coutiauation a shs..2S2 ~
Weather and high range Of the Temperature for is ts
returned from the country that, owing the sokss@ y
Judge Buckley no Courts have been VIII be held tbi.
f4 In Polk Tyler JesrsoB Orange and Lbsrty
all Of the Ith District.
Judge Hancock is holding court in this the 1st Dis
trict having exchanged with Judge Townes We nndsr
stand no court was held in Richmond consequence Of
next Monday
We learn that the health Of Indianoa and Lsvaea Is
completely restored
The streets of Lavacca tronged with vasnns Cot
'on Is coming in rapidly and merchandise e quichly
going out.
indanola business has revived and presents ite
ANIMATION corresponding to the The Bul-
ietia remarks
Afsw weeks ago where was wide depopulatou and not
an echo OF gladnsss sounded setvity and oy and
business and pleasure walk hand in hand Though many
nsw-msde graves dot our prairie aud many vacancies
exse At our domestic boards yet there IL NO vacancy in
our streets. -
The Columbia Democrat says tia. town Is now very
brisk with business The season, It states has fairly
opened and the town ia every day full Of psopls Ths
sugar crop now being taken of is very large and the sue
cess Of the sugar planters viii Of add much to the
prosperity Of the country The present crop Of sugar win
muen srpass thatof previous years The cotton though
partial iSiurs yet good There but few pauters
who have not made an average crop.
The same paper says that good mschanies srs 4, d.
and in that town just now Good coopers shoemstsr.
etc. ETC., command the best compensation !
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-29

The DISTRIBUTION CALIFORNIA MALs-We un-
destand that the Postmaster General very recently
issued order directing the Postmaster San Francisco
to arrange his distribution Of mails for the Atlantic
side so as greatly to facilitate and hasten their receipt at
their respective destinations in the interior Heretofore
all these mails were made up in California lat San Fran
csco for New York where their distribution of course
occasoned little delay Under the order the San
Francisco Postofce is to make up mails for New York
Boston Philadelphia. Baltimore, Washington, D. G., and
Chicago These instructions designate the States and
counties of States for which mail matter shall sent
each of the points named above We presume that this
change will facilitate the delivery of letters from Caor-
mia at least two days almost every where throughout
United States, and in many cases Washington
Star
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DAILY CRESCENT
THE INFANT ASLEEP.
lFRoM THE FRENCH OF VICTOR HUGO. |

lFRoM THE FRENCH OF VICTOR HUGO.
In the du.ky court,
Near the alters laid.
Sleeps the child In shadow
or his mothers bed:
Softly he reposss,
And his lids Of roses,
Closed to earth, uncloses
On the heaven o'erhead.
Many dream is with him.
Fresh from fairy land:
spaDgled DER with diamonds
Seems the ocean sand;
Suns are cleaning there,
Troops Of ladies' fair
Souls OF infants bear
In their charming hand.
Oh. enchanting vision.
Lo, rill up springs,
And from out its bosom
Comes voice that sings.
Lovelier there appear
Sire and sisters dear
While the mother near
Plumes her newborn wings
But brighter vision
Yet his eyes behold;
Roses all and lilies
Every path enfold.
Lakes in shadow sleeping,
Silver fishes leaping.
ANA the waters creeping
Through the reeds Of gold.
slumber on, sweet infant,
sumber peacefully;
my young soul yet knows not
What thy lot shall be.
Like dead leaves that sweep
Down the stormy deep,
Thou art borne in sleep.
What is all to thee.
Thou canst slumbsr by the way;
Thou hast learnt to borrow
Naught from study, naught from care;
The cold hand of sorrow
On thy brow. unwrinkled yet.
Where young truth and candor sit,
Meier with rugged nail hath writ
That sad word, Tomorrow
Innocent thou sleepest--
See the heavenly band,
Who foreknew the trials
That for man are planned,
Seeing him, unarmed,
Unfearing, unalarmed,
With their tears have warmed
His unconscious hand ".
Angels, lowering DER him.
Kiss him where he lies:
Hark he sees them weeping:
Gabriel he cries.
Hush - the angel says;
On his lips he lays
One finger, one displays
His native skies
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-29

AWFUL TRAGrDr-The Memphis whig says an afray
occurred at Aberdeen Ark White river on the even
ing of the 18th inst in which Mr. starns wibbern was
killed by doublebarre gun charged with buck shot by
Mr. Bowie. Mr.. W. received two shots, from Mr.
Allen, and the other from whose name we did not
learn. before the shot Of Mr. Bowe's which, alas was
fatal Eight shots buried in region of the heart
lie expired Immediately leaving afectionate wife and
several children to his We did not learn the
of the difficulty The murderers yet at large
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-29

The losses by fire in Boston during the year
passed, ending the lst u amounted to s5i5lbs. Ths
force of the Fire Department consists OF IL engines
manned by go men Twenty nine Of the fires are be-
lsved to have been the work Of incendaries .r
On the 22d the Hutchinsons gave concert
at Metropoltan Hall. New York, in behalf Of the Five
Points Ladies' Home Mission Society which well at
tended and a large Of money was thus raised -
Judge Petit of Indiana, has decided the liquor
law of last unconstitutional aud discharged those
who arrested charged with breaking that law
The wife of Samuel Smith, of Winchester, N.
II was drowned the l4th inst, by her wagon being
upset where the river had overfowed the road.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-29

MORTALITY AT sEA.-The bark Rhein which arrived at
New York from Hamburg the 2st had forty deaths
her passage She sailed with two hundred and five smi-
grant passengers, and was at sea fifty days.
The ship Fideia, from Liverpool, which arrived the
day brought four hundred and twenty passen
gers of whom twenty four died on the passage.
From the reports Of the Coroners uries in New York
gather that the emigrant ships which arrive that
port in most filthy condition. and to this they
call the attention of the City Inspector.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-29

TRooPs 0RDsRED GoyERSoR's ISLAND TO CALI
FoRN-Ths N Y. Express Of the 2st says that 500 Of
the troops stationed Governors Islands will embark
for California shortly for the purpose Of repeling the
rayages of the Indians the frontiers Major General
Wool who is in command of the Eastern Division of the
army in New York experimenting the departure
thes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-29

BALTIMORE Ayp Ono RAiLRoAp CoMrASy,-Considers-
BILE excitement has existed in Baltimore several days
past account Of the threatened bankruptcy the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. The Company
asked the city to endorse for it to the amount Of s
000 to which request the Comaou Council acceded on
the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-29

Block WASHINGTON MoSUnEsr.-The last
block which arrived for the Washington Monument
received the Goth from the city of Baltimore 1t will
be in few days by the and city council
of Baltimore 1t of the largest yet recsv
of Baltimore county granite inscriptions in raised letters
and the centre represents correct fac se of the Bat.
Monument Its cost WAS 81 500.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-29

The NASpERBELr STEAMBOAT CAsE-In the Circuit
Court Of Ulster county Y decision made against
the VANDERBILT Steamship Company, in favor of Fisher
passenger to California by that line The action was
brought by the plaintiff to damages for detention
on the Ihmus of Nicaragua by the misrepresen
taton of the Company, by which bad health ensued
Damages were rendered to the sum Of $3.50
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-29

TIE LATE SENATOR ArHnRros.-The Manchester IN. H }
Mirror says Mr.. Atherton born July a. 1904 He
leaves from 100000 $500 O0O He has no children
post mOrtem examination was held Tuesday afternoon
and the disease was found to be soenng Of the right
hemisphere sf the brain he left hemisphere was heal
thy The disease had been in progress for time His
brains weighed three pounds eight ounces and half avor-
dupos weight
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-29

New BAsK.-A movement is on foot in Jersey City to
establish new banking institution which is to be called
the Bank of Commerce The capital stock viii be $780,
600 of which one half has besn already taken.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-29

THE PHLADELpHIA NAyr YARD.-In the Philadelphia
Navy Yard work is going actively The steamer Full
ton has bcn hauled of from her moorngs there into the
stream yng been overhauled and thoroughly repaired
She waits orders. The u S. soop-of-war Cyane is
also retted and equipped and ready for three years
cruise Steamer San Jacinto is the ways repairing,
having already received considerable improvements in
cabins hold and rastlc She is now ready to receive
her propellt tad engine. About 400 men are en-
ployed at present in the yard.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-29

LANCE yEnpicr.-Auua Burrowes young girl In Phla-
d.ph has received verdict of s2s95 damages against
Messs French Richards for injuries received by her in
falling through defective grating into the vault of the
defendants at the of Market and Tenth streets in
that city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-29

ARsoy.--A man named Albert Ryckman has been ar
rested charge of having set fire to the Cooper Hotel
at Cooperstown N " the night of the 2lst ult It
will be recoected that this hotel which was then dss-
troyed named in honor of the late great American
novelist j. Fennimore Cooper, by whom it erected
and occupied his country residence for number Of
years The loss Of the proprietor of the house
S1nOn0
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-29

MURDER AND ITS CossEQUEscEs-We learn that ON
Thursday night about o'clock q negro man named Joe
Wallace, who was a runaway, belonging to Grifin
ESD OF this city killed John Meyers residing the upper
landing by stabbing him in the region Of the heart II
seems that Meyers and by the name Of John " Car
roll went to the quarters Of Andrew Brown ESQ., whore
they found Joe Carroll remained at the when three
oil Mr. Browns negroes into the house for the
pose OF securing the runaway Mr. Meyers also stand
ing at the door handing the negroes rope order that
they might Joe when he rushed upon and
him (Meyers and fed out Of the house. Meyers died
almost Immediately Joe, it seems secluded himself in
the mill near by until yesterday morning, when being
pursued by the negroes Of Mr. Brown he jumped in
the machinery Of the mill and Immediately torn in
pieces.
verdict from the Coroners jury rendered in &C.
cordance with the above facts Natchez Courier 26th
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NUMBER 22s.

produces. All that we want is the fostering aid
Of the Federal Government, to a small extent,
and we shall have the most desirable region Of
country on this great continent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-29

LATER FROM CuRAcoA.-The brig Agalia Capt Gorum
which arrived at New York the 21st, from Curasos
reports salt to be very and high that place. and
be had at Bonare Peter Nelson died with fever
at Laveaide coro William Wheserboy) died on board
at Curaena
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-29

An OUTRAGEOUS swINpLE-A man named VIM Ely
was arrested in New York the 10th for having swim
died several firms Of considerable amounts of money
by conning to them horse heads and refuse beef packed
in barrels prime beef and receiving advances the
The frauds which he had thus committed are very
axta
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-29

CLEVELAND, oHo.The Cleveland Plaindeaer gives the
result of the just taken in that city which shows
population of Al 6 This very great increase since
the last and is probably equaled by that Of few
towns in the Union
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-29

IsDrMSrrY.-H. W. Clinton, OF the Lowell Mornin,
News has just been paid $500 by the New York and New
Haven Railroad Company, the claimed by hin
for injuries received Az the Norwalk accident
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-29
Louisiana,

Horrible Murder-The Iberyle Gazette Of the 18th SAYS
We learn that two young men by the of VOORHEES,
residing on Bayou Maranguir shot in the lower
Bayou Tensas thsy returning the parish Of
st. Martins one day last week
Both OF the young received three or four buck
shot each in the head, and fell back in the skd dead
Ine Skin after floating miles was finally toved
ashore and the unfortunate victims buried
one OF the Voorhies at the time Of his death under
MS at Court to the charge
oi numbering . Mr. Thompson, residing on Maranguin
Guilty or not guilty they suddenly into eter
nty without even trial to be sentenced acquitted b.
that Judge who judges every according to his deeds
ana whose decisions cannot be reversed
The murdered men both leave families
.7kzGldria-The PeHop Ferer-The Democrat of the
23d says:
since our last publication, count three deaths
from Fever aud We have heard Of fresh cases though
the number Is small One Of those who perished was
stranger among us-a nephew Of Hugh Lynch Esd and
every one who knew him regrets his less
The weather is and has been detestabe With easterv
winds warm humid atmosphere the only wonder Is that
tbs pestencs does not prevail to greater extent as IN
shreveport and other points We again warn our couu-
try friends to stay where they Cold weather win
come anon, and the scourge disappear until such
announcement is made it madness persons to
venture within lines.
The Red River is recsdng at Alexandria Shreveport
and all other points along the river heard from
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-29

ARsos.--The Wetumpka (Ala) Guard says: The Gin
house of Mr. Joseph McGowen, of Autauga county was
burned the night of the 2lst, with about fifty thou.
sand pounds of cotton 1t supposed have been the
work of inceuliary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-29

RoBBERY.--Mr Arnold landlord of the waverly House
Cincinnati opening his safe the 18th found that about
slioo had been taken. Suspicion rests the bar
keeper for whose apprehension reward has been offered
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-29

MORTALITY OF New YoRx.-The whole number of deaths
in New York the week ending the GOTH SAL decrease
Of 50 compared with the retsros of the previous
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-29

THE CHARLESTON RIGArrA-FRsr DAy-CAarLesscn
NOV 2S-The boat Charles 4 Sands entered by r Spaul
ding savannah, won the first raceprize $500 The Rste
Keenan, also entered by Mr. spaulding the second
race-prze 5000
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HOUSE-FURNISHING
CROCKERY, CHINA and GIAsswApr =

SROCKERY, CHINA and GLASSWARE. cN1
~ HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES.-SAMUEL. E. Nh
MOORE CO. have removed their stock Vl1S
to No ~ Camp street and daily receiving additions
already large supply of in this line,
ENGLISH aud FRENCH CHINA DINNER and TEA SETS plain
white and ornanented. - -
FRENCH ENGLISH and AMERICAN GLASSWARE, of rich cut
moulded and plsin patterns. -
WHITE SfoNE CHINA DINNER and TEA SETS, and sets made
up suit this wants family from Eng
land.
TOILET SETS white and crpsmented Of various patterns
SOLAR LAMPS, bronzei gilt
FRENCH MODERATOR LAMPS BRoNZED and oRNAMENTEp
CHINA. ~ -
PLANISIED TIN WARE, ssh ChAfpg Dishes Coffee and Tea
un Oyster Dishes Coffee and Tea Pots Egg Boilers Soup Tureen
with hot water under. Cake Jelly Mouds
IVORY HANDLE KNIVES and FORKS, and KNIVES alone,
SILVER PLATED TABLE and TEA SPOONS and FORKS etc.
SILVER PLATED cAsToRS, JAPAN TEA TRAYS BRITANNIA
ETC., etc
TABLE AND DOOR MATS, KNIFE BASKETS, FIRE IRONS
and other articles of the quality
found in this EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT.
A large stock Of WHITE OPAQUE and COMMON CRoCKERY
q wholesale.
ter We send yood free OF charge, the city, and
Keep portion Of stock for the
parties where than the usual supply needed
o7 9mdAW
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PHILADELPHIA.

pslOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Merchants ssfrs
line -The fast sailing regular packet bark H. g. &e
RU EY Comrant MASTER loading and will meet WIN
sscS a,pae For the bulk Of $50 bales Of Cotton or pas
say. having fine accommodations, apply 70
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-29
TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER
WANTS-WANTED.

RUGGY HORSE WANTED.--A good a.
eale low will spflyto TODD a co Canal D
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SLANES-SLAVES.

NEGROES FOR SALE.-We will receive a.
and fer for sale in few days well known stand az
No. 1859 GRAVlER STREET choice
lots OF VIRGINIA and KENTUCKY NEGROES. ~
We oher inducements in the
be assured that they will not be deceived
NBWe employ Boker the profits good Negroa, will
justly The pense D. NJ. MATTHEWS,
Al RUTHERFORD
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ELANAGAN,S OYSTER SA1nnn o.

U{'LdN iUhN . ULSTER SALOON. 70 MN x
- ST. CHARLES STREET. ....... THOMAS X. ~ ~ (DJ
FLANAGAN takes tse pleasure announcing to hi. NIX
-nds and the public generally opened hs E~
above named OYSTER Saloon. His contain s hest
me market sforis and the Liquor,
on The Culinary Department
hs best Cooks the ~ Give him Judge
selves,
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STEAnSHIPS-SHIPS,
IdLVESTOW.

WI leave FRpAY, Deesmbsr 2, at 8 oeoekil M
k'OhGALVlSTON,1 ,1NDIANOLA PORT <~fEe4
4 LAVAcA an MATAGoRDA BAY Regular ,X1Wu8&
reveans and TeSs u. s. Mail
1,ls.' NV & ana magntrsnt steamship PERSEVERANCE j. "
es' ohinnnd.fwi leave
h are al q the v.ses in h ne TIMBER and frames
T,sig, ,he presents sale medium tsuportatiss
iot infnoland Lavaoa will
Jee oshtsrsge isagorda Bay) srse For yb,
f'Ase na'ng s,gAnt stats
HARRIS MORGAN, foot o. julia rtre.t
ty-- oppos the ST. nmship Ianiing.
tsins. - ~ '' 'upo'f"oh ol US own Gap
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

.NlltlEOI 1USNTUTtCG.
Granite Insurance Company, Of Utica,
NEW YORK.
-tss0 with 8l5oooo cash paid in.
W. II. DEDRior, Secretary. GEO. eUkTiss President.
REFERENCES IN NEW YORK.
JOHN WARD CO, "a Wall street;
S. r. sTANAHAN President Atlantic Dock, "a Broadway;
ISAAC NEWTON. fls West street,
EvERTs 4 CuRTISS, IFS West street,
DOWS Il GUITEAU, ils Broad street;
BEALE kELICK 4 DE WITT, Bridge street,
WAGsTAFF 4 vEDDER 70 Courtlasd street
fs The Company Of the most rspon nfion
Union Scrip profits the insured yssy
ssoo6oO An the premiums
Agency RETAINED AND INVESTED HERE for security
facilitate the business Of the Insured The underrrnd
authorized Agent prepared policies on the
sgsns. damage BY FIRE MARINE HULL and RIVER
RISKS. [o9o sml C. c. LATHRoP, Agent, % Camp at.
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STRONGs HOUSE, 1O4 81, Charles -

sireeThe proprietor Of this inform thu ys.an
public that, having thoroughly repaired and
oims Throughout he ready accommodate
the Night Week Month. Situated the in
ne n., de,bs location for 'tors business rooms
which are clean neat accessible all
will Away. be found the qualities and LIQUORS.
veil as TEA COFFEE and CHOCOLATE mod.a ~ Am
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VERA CRUZ.

---n.---
Winleaye THURSDAY. December L. at 8 O'CLOCK A. NJ
'gh vEkA ChuA-U s. Mail Line. <sfNH.
- The new Anu magnificent steamship TEXAS sA@U&kS
lso nns burthen1 Hny Place n, -
a. Shove punctunl J, ,eirrying the u. s. Mails, " '-
c.,. .Eatsa Of Passags...
SQk
VI. i.a.uLem-nt goods cubic foot az csns
rHeght or Page, having n Aim
AND beeragc Passenger, appiy 10 " "
HARRIS MORGAN, foot Of JaIia street.
eLi..... =, opposite the Steamship Landing
.--- WI "' sRhed
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s,n ro ds.rous Of proceeding California
uoW de no wa NertCuE City and ~.
eanhp TEXAS l1oo burhsn Henry Place
VIII leave Newreans on M Ia, mi IAN ~
month At o'elok punrtupIlg a.. ~
Acapulco mule. be had ' " ''eA'o from thenee 70
1iiE MEXICAN OCEAN MAIL AND INLAND coNp.ny in
huttg nave Carriages on the Road nj Ananleo
passenger Trough San Francisco Meanwh, a. bs
fache steamers ou'h Acapulco parsenge will nd bs o
'Hlsed For further pattculafs, apply 10 wa ~ Nv '"s u'
uiy1sn ' ho,.'inN, loot Of iuastee,,
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VOLUME vi.
BOSTON,.

NOR BOSTON-Regular Line of Pack IN
i stI-Ths A packet bark SEA BIRD, Captain {aaAxk
Smith, having nearly all Of her engaged viii have qaF
patch. For balance oflreight or passage, apply TO
nj @ W. Cnnp sire
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


k
- taken ha, eomnodous and desirable Camp
tat-ly occupied by VIM r. Converse Eq entirely
'eneinen with Board. The
sfern improvements Boarders aso have
I1tl Ard Sh9Ner BANS m