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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

Passing Sfrange.--A lady passing bonnet
shop without stopping
TIE First La,o Of Grarify Never laugh at
your own joke
FzOseers of speeeh-For the most part. sre
passion flowers -
Logic-Cicero said that nobody dances whiIs
sober. If Cicero was right, every dance is .
reel
Navigation, for Ladies The stitch vesssi
threads the ocean with is a tack
Fabulous Wcaith Of India That ths S6Gkeu
Of India are in great measure imaginn1y, y
obvious from the fact that the term wsalSk 3
there applied to lac Of rupees
I'm .ifecting Picture.-There cannot be
more moving representation than diorams-
Modssty IS hand me dish -ceyer, thst makss
us fancy there aust be something very good
underneath It,
A Quarrel. ,e = eigh5or.--In the most quist
squares, mo soldng, there is always railing
| at the area
Old English spert.--The fs.irest coek-hsht
is fowl play
Contradictory creafwes.-we all admire
retiring modesty in the softer sex, and sre yet
I captivated by womsn's cheek.
! IN Honest Wish.-Whatever trisxs mar
have to snfer, I hope shall never expe.isncs :
trial by jury.
Fery Trying "A pair of new boots
| An old maid is an old boot-ofno use withost
| a fellow.
Inc true sess y. e man ee,'pci - " As'f"'
"ar,lng hse ilohl.e5 ,a .or l,s 9,iine -,
there is in every desk, if We only knew how to
touch the spring ofit..
| The art Of economy is drawing in as much as
one can; but unfortunately young ladies viii
Apply UNI. tnis aas,ng n 70 shs,r ESa gnn ,Sa:.s
%Ist,.;a,;ss ar :, So. saDe u 80. ~ Z
rl,orae.eI.s.ses y 80 o.o.em.-ni' - soAs -
nc; NE .raraJMsAa ~ not o,a.-
4n5 tha, tbs srse,est ti;r in i;s iss,onIs. ~
na tto asr - rsa..s,
Eoj7aen IF &;,e,,,pI;.ts It "a ~, Tn.
,,t,.o,,or 80 49, b.an asser,ad ,hat uhais.
.a rr.sS,nad -, - ~. go Iasb;n,, .,a sho~s
| vat % Pay cs - sse,as Whasnsrt ~ 4.
gto s-o., @ - -, W. pas pa.,s.. - :
nartt . p
IL, 7,..,os ssca ba. ,r.x,~sd .h.< !.
l. 49, ~ Tho h;r5s,t ros;,ion IN Tho sEov.-
Il 80 .;roa L-- eorIv rising
Ii ~ ~ ~, - 49, 1,,r,sr -
Nenfu you tsse y n,sns - Sue; ,e;r,,,a II,
10y seoVAs -daA- o.s .s;aan.;ns "i ~'s
hunl1er sal4os ~ is.s1a niaAe W n,';s N.,,,.
| CaSutaee Sne "isi'"Ns '1 S s"PS'S
rsr ,. e.. -, d sna -
NE ~ 49, - ~ -;.h ~
yoa Gan, 'he 10y VIZ W. ~ .sh.. -.
- IN 1919, h;,,..,f. 80.
in"Iy ~ g,nasa 4 sard I.,i,. ~ pacIhs,n
so5 ~ 'ae ee -. bs. dar1,Stsr dar,sa w;,h ro,,.,
rants5sa - 20 ros beca,,ss she ,,rds~s1ooJ :. 80
paohaie, nf All, - :
Il J&or e. p.efs,.on.a ,o,,,,, ,.,,.s u.v. h.
s -. 49, III -, ~ e. sb5r~,sd 49,
a I,up ~ ~ - an;maI Hs ;n,aa;nes tha,
h ri ba ,ach x,ora =, :, :, - h,,,sI
tne hare so-4a W i.'uoAA ~ VI e'-
|. 'hal tne i0S, p.t;s. 9. 7.
It rat'0" '''""'' ~ 1'e''"s - -
r u, ,.,t,,r,J -. ma. t,,on hearino an old
| Al D.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

A Bic TRANsacTIoS.-A bill is before the Iowa Legsla-
ture authorizing the Commissioners of the Des Moiues
improvements to contract with Page Bacon St Louis
the completion of the works the Des Moines
BY the terms Of this contract the State conveys absolutely
Page Bacon the remaining lands belonging to the I'm
proysInent. amounting to nearly 100000 acres Page
Bacon pay this land 100000 1920 coo each
year five years in which time the entire Port
pe Ioines is TO be completed They to receive the
tolls water rents etc. for twenty five years and the alb
sue right Of the lands to be granted and sold at their
prces No railroad is to be built within miles of
the Dcs Mones and running parallel with it for forty
miles The contractors give mortgage the lands for
security and to keep the works in perfect repair
the period Of twenty five years st Louis Repub.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

Accorvrs FRoeI LIEUT.. GiHpoNs-Capt, CoburR Of the
brig Water Witch arrived at Salem Mass from Para re-
ports the arrival December 90 of Lieut. Gibbons Of the
s Surveying Corps in the Amazon river, Previous to
that Lieut. Gibbons had been heard from for eighteen
months and great anxiety felt for him on account Of
his long absence It was stated that Lieut. Gibbons would
probably leave Para in the next vessel that would sail for
NeEloTk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

SINGULAR oBpBR,-Msyor Westerveit, Of NewYork, has
issued order to the police department, warning police
men against contracting debts which they unable to
pay lie threatens thom, that if they fail to pay any bills
hereafter contracted they will be expelled from the de-
parment This order is issued in consequence Of Of
the policemen contracting debts the strength of their
being connected with the department but
stitutional
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

AsorHrR NEwYORK ctrRI. ~ BREEeHEs-Ssiaetion and
DsperationA romantic phase Of real liteH in which a
NewYork girl is the heroine has just turned up at Pha
delpha 1t appears that Tuesday night the 18th ult,
the Captain of the Spring Garden watch encountered in
the street. man apparently very nicely dressed in
black coat vest and pantaoons who desired to accom-
pany the officer to the Station House he was homeless
The stranger remained all night and in the morning, the
Captain suspected his lodgers sex questioned him and
discovered him to be wonan-a lovely young girl OF
nineteen years age She disclosed her history to the
officer. In a few words it is follows
She is a native Of Syracuse NewYork, Last summer
young her affections, sedueed and deserted her
Her friends subsequently, sent her to boarding school
which she fed from last week TO follow and kill her Sc
ducer who Is she states in Baltimore She appear
desperate and determined The she gave to hersel
wien arrested, was Charles Lewis. she is detained al
present 10y Captain Young Of the Spring Garden Police
until her friends shall communicate with t authorities
| upon her case
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

0lp ArrLE Tar There IS bearing apple tree in Con
nectieut alive and fourshing at the advanced age Of
two hundred and fourteen years 1t is of the English
Pairman variety and imported in 1865 by Governor
George WILEY and bore good fruit this season, the
.tharter oak Place now owned by Hon. T W Stuart,
Hartford Of the fruit Of this venerable tree
presented to the Connecticut horticultural Society in
October last.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

GAsBLING The Cincinnati Times states that recently
Two experienced gamesters tested their skin with each
other and after play ing all night from the table
loser Sll- The next evening they went at it again
and in morning Of the two loser during the
night 'hriy-sif a,,and door He gave check tor the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

general banking law has remained On the statute book
Of Massachusetts, two years and not single com
Iany not single man. has taken advantage Of IT, No
bank has been organized under the general law whilst
applications have been made and more are ex-
peete for banks the old plan Of separate charters
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

HUNDREp YEARs AGo.-In his history Of Massaohu-
sets Bradford states that the anniversary of the So
cety for promoting industry. three hundred females Of
Boston assembled on the Common with their spinning
wheels They neatly attired in cloth Of their own
manufacture and great crowd Of spectators collected to
witness the scene This in 1753 just hundred
yaars arn.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

DrAfH OF a wEALrHY LApY--That well-known person
age, we known by reputation at least Miss Rachr Col
vim who was geueray regarded as ono of largest real
holders this city died at her residence in East
Baltimore street Monday last at quite the advanced
are of wears She rather peculiar in some
respects and had the last few years been considered
II funsound mind, consequence of which her immense
p,rpertv had bee placed the hands of commissioners
Size leaves several relatives In this city and also in Des
ware il Is understood Baltimore sun, 10th ut.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

RAILROAD SpEID-The express train On the Boston and
New line. with the Europas mails made fifty three
mites of the in hour and eighteen minutes in
some portions Of the route at speed exceeding mile
per minute. The actual running time to Boston. 22C
m.les. was Eve honrs and Eve minutes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

YElLow FsyER At sfA.-Captaiu Perkins, Of the brig
General Wilson who arrived at NewYork Monday the
oath ut from hpolachicola- reports having spoken
the 18Th lust in lat IS long the schooner Challenge
Of Plymouth bound from Port Prince to Boston. and
WIS faraed that he captain and two Of the searnen Of
that yegsel had died Of yellow fever.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

A SENSIBLE SPIRIr RAPPER.--An editor OF . Northern
JOURNAL has visited spirit rapping meetiu and he
has made 81 80 by tbs operation fellows accept
ea invitation to attend sitting Of circle OF spirtual-
lists the other evening and not little surprised
when the following message spelled to one o the COM
pauy: : Pan The PSiaer5 II subsequently, explained
through medium that the message from the spirit
Of delinquent subscriber who owed 81 So The fread
of the departed paid the money without hesitation aud
the joy Of the relieved spirit manifested by loud
raps tipping the table. ete.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

It is stated that Castner uanway resident Of
Che.y county pa has applied for ref from Congress
through Joshua II Giddngs, from tic expenses oeca-
stoned him BY the Chrstiana treason trial in which be
charged instgacr Of treason against the gov
nrnneIt in resfstng the laws Of the unted statss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

Loss sAnr Cars HoRs.-By letter from VAL
parsiso 18th December the Baltimore sun learns that
the ship James Penne, of Brunswick, was lost OF Cape
Horn on the I'D of November last She was from Pha
dphia bound to san Juan del sud with cargo Of coal
The captain and reeched Valparaiso in the Swedish
L. trEE Earhprlaud
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

A Your ~ ArrREss.-Bya recent decision upon
the great Mason will by the supreme Court Of New
YORK the husband Of the former popular actressMss
Emma Wheatley-wl large shar Of the proper
ty upwarls of million Of d2als involved in this
litigation
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

SrrrosED 10 ~ LosT.-oh Sunday night the second
mate and Eve Of the Of the British ship EngTant
lying in Mobile Bay went cut in boat to procure oys
ters About the they should have returned it
blowing heavily and they not heard from up to
Monday morning, 1t was feared that they were lost.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

Fashionable parties. in NcwYor it appears, TO be
reformed the Express says the improvement consists in
going party seasonRble hour and in leaving it at
rapnething seasonabe hour also. People now go
to parties generally from half past nine to eleven and
away at the small hours in the morning They VIC
late all laws physical aud moral turn day into night,
aud abstract from bodily health good deal more than
they add to mental enjoyment intellectual improve
ment
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

posT,Gg EvyRLoPs. ~ 1t is said that Mr. Neshitt. Of
NewYor the contractor for the prepaid postage enve
OPS. has at length produced embossed stamp which
is satisfactory to the Postmaster General and the manu-
fasture Of the enyeiops will be Immediately commenced
is not expected however. that they will be ready for
delivery before the 1st Of April
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

DEAgH OF Dr. JuNUs SMtTH,-We learn from the New
York journal of Commerce that Dr. unius Smith died al
Astoria near the city Of New York ON the 23d nit A
pest norton examination disclosed that his skull was
frac ured, which showed him to be the victim Of
saut that made on him year ago, his tea
plantation in South Carolina DR.. Smith ardently
DEVOTED the naturalization of the e0pant in the United
tates and in this respect especially his death will be re-
ttrled as u public loss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02


.DEArEIs MARRIAGES AND BIRTHS IN MAssAcHssETTs,-'
During the past year there were 1884 deaths, 2ssH
births 1868 marriages in Massachusetts During the
three years past the annual average Of births marriages
and deaths to the population respectively one birth
in 49, marriage in l02, and death in S. II ap-
pear that the duration Of the lives of ageuturist was
IL years above the general average nearly 10 above that
Of the aborers and per cent. above the aver
age age death Of mechanics During the year eight
females Of fourteen and about forty Of fifteen years have
become wives The youngest couple each sixteen
only In Boston, male of nineteen married female
of and in Worcester county lad of seven
teen married female invalid, who has been unable to
stand for number Of years aged thirtyeght. Fourth
fifth and sixth marriages to be found the records
One man of thiryeght married for the fifth time and in
Boston colored of fftyeight committed the same
absurdity for the sixth time The Oldest person noticed
among the returns of marriages during the was
male of seventy-two years, who united female
under thirty. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

The T. s ship Raritan, bearing the broad penant o.
Commodore Charles s. MeCauey nustyoight daysfrom
Csa0 tfa the Lobos Islands aud 81. Thomas fifteen day
from the Iattor port arrived in Hampton Roads on thu
22I ult.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02
NJ EW ORLEANS and Car liza rs
u rollton Rair9Ad--Carrollton Line szsSt 80 Z.

/ roilton Raih9sd-CgrrotoB Lins-sSsSe @za-f-s
Dsrsrture oil Trans. From NeEOrlsGEs'
Here cars555 and X a. ~ 81 io54 ana ~ p -,
Steam every Afterwards un'ts p Sinc!a
siyey Ia GUNNER, ard ani a artar Psas7 ia siuter
45offCE CEsr7ils3H
r5Tse Cars md { } H,6, and 10 P.
Stem Tyain7 every AfeIRard1 unt p sge'a
lively summer, ud lnil ha'f paste ?. 81 e 'sir o-
Chdrea under II and SCrrHris 70 fnte
s II bird Mo layin February
.uf 7us od thu slr5rsl MrH6sy Noyem.er,
LAFAYETTE LINE.
ts- af 'ron hc Depot Ne Is h1ftr street.
De sF.Hrt i Gers ..,-,
In Winter. tFlygt e.elb'
pepu, ls BNfonne st1at ..-.....l5s, AID y
SuIaIueF, o. and
Depot, Is Baronue street ana
which the vii eRch terminus titeeh inmates
ua:il o'clock II.
Then At 81, g. 10 aud II =, N.,f from the Depot.
hni 81, ~ and iel NJ, from LNtsyette
FAkE-lG cents ChltFen undei IL years half pttcc
NotaSpss Nlat Care Pai=e Bae hise shsa sRe sap
sfN the hours. uhat tV
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

Marshal Raletky BY the last accounts was in disgrace
and about 20 resign the government Of Lombardy He
bad differed witlrthe emperor in regard 70 some con-
denned criminals in Mantua, and bad offended the ssf
ops gnl priests by regulations.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

E.oR LAKE BoRGNEFI Esssy 7ss....s.5.....; s.ssl.-l
ana MEXICAN WINTER 80 q Z--s.
AltRA Nc EMENT December !, 1851. -
MEXICAN GULF Al-pgpot corner 81 std thldth
Champs Eyseys-EO PROCIhNILtf Lake iorghe as
lance tysgty-srven miles Fare through gay toH Children and
IEAvE TitE CirY AT 81 A. NJ LEAVE TIE LAKE AT6 ~.
= II a. - l9E A. ".
r. ~
t oce No 90 Common street. for all business Of the fglTon
Gotdon ,ased apply 70 W. C. RAKEWEti fr7r''r "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

Tonnage oF rIiE ATLANTIC STATES The following state
of the tonnage Of the Atlantic States from 1873 to
1852 inclusive accompanies the report of the Secretary Of
Lhe Treasury
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

STARED AN. P. Willis is enamored at the way the
ladies fIIavana at strangers The Spanish he
says goes home very dscontented from the promenade
orpublic resort she not walked up to and looked
at The windows of their houses like halves of bir
cages thrust out from the wall and they sit out in the
street with only iron grating between them and the
passerby they feel slged if he does not siaeken his
pace and gaze deliberately dark eyes open to him
1t an innocent admission of what beauty is supposed
be ma de for and why jewels and hair braided
to be seen And this custom, think partly gives thf
key 10 what strikes the stranger popularity in thC
physiognomy this people There is dodge in the
Spanish eye In man or woman it comes to yen as faI
and square as the side Of deeanterfsarless and un
wnkiug as open inkstand 1t has nothing to conceal
or avoid It receive offence from anothers look
it give by its This to be very great
beauty sorry for the twenty why it cannot
be popularity of fast country like ours with it ex-
citing rvares and highly civilized mproT ements upon
The rarest thing in NewYcrk is calm trusting,
open and unsuspiciouse eyen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

~ EW ORLEANS EMITKANJ ANU jEsN
REMITTANCE OFFICE.-Tbe Undersigned, at his old @
ssabl he'd ge continues seeommolats ee1iro1A
nug money heir friends in England Ireland = seotand We
.ry ssh Ehs payable any pt the above names
krg0, apit He also cbsn1ss hasing pa
t trpegl th good shs ard nate
Parties living distance By ds1r letter post Fad)to
'1s III JOHN fooLE, IS Baas 'ass.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

LiauoR ospEREp TO az REsroREp-A correspondent ct
Naehiasport. Maine, writes follows: -
The large quantity of liquor eoo gsllons seized here
few weeks ago has been given up by order Of the Court
account Of infornalty in the warrant, via the
words said town being omitted thus not specifying
Ri place whore il was intended TO be sold
Two barrels seized time before, also ordered
to be given up This decision and similar aee sons else
where of late will prove to be damper apon farthsr =
forts in this vicinity to enforce the Maine law
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

Mrs Harriet L. Packer is the lady who lately
gave 500 zoo to endow female academy in Brooslyn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

Robert G. Shaw, known every where one Of the most
wealthy and influential merchants Of Boston the Fitch.
burg eyeie saysi crazy i;e hos been for soe time
deeply Interested in spiritual manifestations.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

LravG ~ Fl9RtsoE.-A correspondent of the Boston
Traveller gives the following ecc6un Of the cost Of living
in Flirenee;
One word 10 prices. I have already written
yuu of the cost Of living palace. Since then have
learBeI that fine palace as large the fremont House
with large garden, stables etc, be bought for
$4,000 The Ricear the finest private palaces
Europe. sold for only $4,000 beautiful villa aud
tote under high state Of cultivation can be had for SlO
utO good one with fifty for $1,000. and
in propoI lion, friend OF mine has this year from
his estate which is cultivated halves 1900 barrels of
besides wool olives silk cattle cheese, milk butter
aud poultry The Tuscan Government are very liberal to
Foreigners allowing them to hold land in fee simple with
out restrictions of any kind and their heirs abroad to
inherit from them But If their heirs not blood rea
tives there is duty of about five per cent the
yeyance Of the property to them know Of but other
government liberal that isthat Of the Sandwich
Islands
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

WEI l1tst SATURDAY, February 5. ~ . o'o,ocE =,
Et9EI MlLLIKENs KEYS BENDyIcKS BEN G,g4,SSS gsss
tHhtSre;ttF. EvDN EY, NATCHEZ, F0fT Hlaszzs1sarss
kpl4t>. EAYujs BAT9S ROT GE Re guN GftbAI
N,sky yrkabsez Packet steamer SOUTHERN BElLE-Tle
stvumsr SOUTH
ERN BELLE Captain NJ. WLe w leave sbova. Fer height
T. fHss4se, apply a bdGrt, o.
l,I SMITH = FrHIsTEF 50 Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

ETOR WABASH RIVER-New Or g. ~
a. 'eaas lHi Wabash River Pseket.Ins and =
sI!er.l slt iEaglt sILAS " RIGHT
Gspi. q. C9oliga viii sHlar Paet during theses
.r.L d AnnLv -H,LrI.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

Total tonnage l423n2 is2l9lo 24i7eO2 4is8,ilO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02
Y.4ZOO RUER.

VIII have WEDNESDAY Fybruary 3 O'clock r. 81,
TOR WYATT, E4TUN, CAss'S BLUFF. ~ n
T. BELMONT fANOLA MOJTHCoLD WATER, L,slt-A1ss5 =
GNEENWOOp 1LITUIA, TAElO tlTi end Hi
s.-e larii iiHps-Tt- MCLEAN. jabnsn, VIII leave
s1lgsr, For iryrtt o. iass as b1HFl
tEe r. K. GARRuLL- IS ta=01all.t atrse..
wuii-.y- SATURDAY, s1ruar7 8. At a'slt.s e -,
EOR lAXJU and TALLAHATCH- -f.T "a
IF RlyAR8 B.lH,a'. PaE1la, ard aa laniIHss
oi asHu i4 ltivesf-gur and
saa3ta iIi- Cap A4 J. Wiley, all lrse f7r
ts landing ashyc Fr freight laseags alT na ioard
Hf fte 90t al Canal s.raaf, of
~ SMITH FINlsrER, s9 Poydr4a.stree'.
W.Hleaye THURSDAY. Fslrrary g. at s g'rIlckT T.N.
ENOR NAIO0 AND TALLAHATCHEE 49,
RIVERS, LEFuaGE, GREENw WOOD, MOUTH lssikk79as-5N
Jf COZ WArFH TALar0bh. TCitTLA MARI SsszszzazszzE
on, 400 CITY sA1AKTIA, AICkSBCRG aui a mediate
hHfusYiGtf H4gHsfa rars"tf rev, slaant gsi
sy4 r.Yaug plaF-us-t p4ke s,4Gar GRENADA. Capt VI.
Csa3, wit etys auas. tqT snt sage, lpli5 % noArt
ortn SMITH q FIAilsTEH, - Poydfas street
tss Tie GREN ADA freight al landings The little
THlbatafis Riytr. Gl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02
.iRK.4grS.4S RIFER.

Wa l-a,v Tff>.fsDAF ". F+.-1af. Q, At5 o'i5.Er.tt.
aEOR LITTLE ROCK. Van BUREN, H. r.
EDRT SMITH arka6aa, and af ,hlertedn..e ~e4t a
fa, running light
MOSES GREEN WOOD, CaIfas Albert ThoaIAa, WA, leave
hsvaE --onni10ts applF
SMITH FFNfSTFf; 50 Poyifa airaet,
81 H. GREENWOOD a co. % CATo-isist street.
VIII I,-vs 1yFUNEsDSY v F-h1r,fy-a- ~ scI5-E ~.
nor LITTLE ROCK VAN BL- Tg a.
RES -3i., HS.,Tl4al 81 tsfa 7tAspslafS
sY Aasr il.FHr far4at Arkansas
4ht si SSAs, taft joe lt
EHri ,i-- sua % rsye above. For irs sA
or passage, HyIag Jt r9uTt, 2
'' '''' HsuJwEIG JR. Il BEIL, u Poyirss street
NJ GREENWOOD a 90. 23 Gsr9rft=4 4-t street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02
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