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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-03

ii Com IN lFRAHCE--The coin of France, until re-
Gently, has been almost exclusively silver very little
gold being seen. Within tive or three years silver
has been bought up all over Europe, at a premium,
for shipment to India and China, and gold has con-
seqpenty been forced into circulation to supply the
place of the departed silver. Az consequence Of
this it is stated that in the manufacturing towns of
France silver change is 50 scarce that there is not
enough to pay the workmen with, and manufacturers
are obliged to pay them in gronps-in other words,
70 give five or six Of them gold piece among them
which they must afterwards change into silver, or
agree to spend together at the stores. The great
establishments buy silver coin Of the retail dealers at
o premium, just as premium used formerly to be
paid on gold. The government has resorted to a
large circulation Of gold csins Of the value of five
hapcs. They cannot go lower.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-03

waggish fellow, somewhat troubled with an i'm.
pediment in his speech, while one day sitting at
pnplc liable mad occasion to use pepper-box. After
shaking it with all due vehemence and turning it in
various ways he found that the pepper was in nowise
inclined to come forth ss - N -. : =
e Tth,this p-pep-pepper.box,n he exclaimed with
sagacious grin, is sosomething like myself"
Why so ~ asked neighbor ..TE II,
P,poo-poor delivery, be replied.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-03

The following ia literal copy Of the list of ques-
lions proposed for discussion debating club out
West y R i y as5r i,ti III a. 5it4f ilt;,7
Subjecks on Diskushion. = 40 a''t,4 az !, '
Is Dansin morally rong?
Is the.reeding Of fictishns wurks commendible?
Is it necessary that emaIs should reserve thurray
literary edncashun 5ss ZIG - ssYs n - Et8 ~
4 Ort femails to talk parts in pollytix .l
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-03

4 CoMIcAL IsNooENoE.--An exchange says little
child had made STOOL no two of the legs Of which
were Of length. While in vain trying to make it
and asked, g Does God see everything 2" "Yes, my
child Well,a replied the son, Il guess he will
laugh when he sees this stool.n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-03

An individual called at jewelry store in Boston,
/ and asked the proprietor the price of his dog
watches y - -
The jeweler not having the article, asked an expa-
nation The other said he had just read report OF
an interesting trial where the witnesses kept the
dog watch, and he wished to enquire the price Of
one. $t45g3} " q
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-03
ID URAL RESIDENCES
IL MANUFACTURING SITES!
I. RARE OPPORTUNITY II

RARE OPPoRTUN1TYl II
FOR SALE-lN SQUARES OR ABOUT 3400 LOTS IN
THE TOWN OF KENNER.
This property is situated the line of the n o.
and e. n Ralroad ten miles from the city The ground
ing part of the Meie Ridge higher than any other place
within fofve miles, and will drain itself rapidly without
any artificial means.
raj retreats for the families of the business the
tain sections of the higher grounds have been apart pr.
residences with ample and under uniform regua-
tons all the streets of which is designed shall be lined
shade and ornamental trees To their wants. grounds
have been set and will be donated the
Schools churches colleges and pubc squares Here and
wealth may combine to make place unsurpassed for rustic
beauty.
Other sections for business
csity presents decided advantages for manufacturing
town than other point State It has
Mississippi river Of more than mile and half
the napSabe waters of Lake PontchRrtra four
miles distant II is the only place where the n o.
M the time the pney woods and lumber
districts For the establishment of nanuactores all de-
scptions docks and steamboat bnilng
rior and for the Of artizus mechanic
arts SO much needed in midst liberal inducements will be
offered. ~
Lumber by the daily trains made on the SPOT can
be delivered here at less than city The
pany will render the necessary facilities travelling
muuity and will run accommodation train
town at hours 10 suit the convenience of those
the city, as sutcency of travel require
r Irwin will also his neof omnbusses
requisite hours thus making the connection with
portion of this property will be sold prices the
of five cent in cash. balance credit
with interest at six per cent. per annun.
Fer further particulars apply to MINOR KENNER at the
town Of kenner; w p COLEMAN IS ST. Charles street;
+, NoSh, lao Magazne street. au20 ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-03

u. NORTH CULLOM, ATToRNEy-AT.LAW, will
~ attend to all professional business in St. Landry Avoy
WILLIE La.
Reerences-Chss NJ. Waterman hardware merchant: c. N
Olivier, Esq., Thos d. Miller commission merchant; Ghas b.
Singleton attorney atlaw NiSes Adams Crescent Office
New Orleans. m26 lyaW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-03

THE G1RrBow.--L Logan, of the San Antonio Herald,
has seenina menagerie Of wild animals the Caribou
hpsn the Philippine Islands, and is rejoicing at the
spectacle. We wonder If he would be able TO sup
issss his ecstasy when he hehoids the CafYyboeaad.
UToso from the plains Of Texas-a sight not overly
agreeable TO some Of our frontier subscribers. 81 u n
Austin (Texas) Sentinel.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-03

"Can you tell me, Billy, how it is that the chanti
ceer always keeps bis feathers SO sleek and smooth
"No.n swell, I'll tell you. He always carries his
comb with him. .a4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-03

An old bachelor, who has heard that mosquitoes
Nsfer the Hesh Of infants to that Of mature sind
ssdnN adysrtIses for half dozen babies TO sleep,
u he room with him. 100
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-03
STATE OF LOUISIANA

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Be remembered that this 18th March, 1851 before
subscriber Justice Of the Peace and for city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. r.
yier of Louisiana Company
New Orleans who being duly according to law
and that the above accounts and and
correct transcript from the books of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
. Fl. p. JANyIER, Secretary.
Swornto and subscribed before this 18th day Of March,
A. d. 1857. @. NJ BRADFORD,
second Justice of the Peace the Parish Orleans.
The Board of Trustees have resolved interest OF s
per in cash the outstanding certificates profits
and after the second Monday May declared
a scrip dividend of THIRTY-FOUR PER CENT. the net
earned Of the ending February & 1857, for
which certificates will be issued first day Of
June, 1851. CHARLES BRIGGS President.
a.. A. CARRIERE, Vice President
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-03

3 ouR MoFnEgs. The only faithful tenders who
never misplaced switch. - e. -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-03
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
p a. FAHNEsTOCIk's VEHSIIFUGE IN
DE- MISSISSIPPI l5F ~ n ~! -

h : "
LIE MISSISSIPPI l5 Z K N ~ "A IL. =
Messrs. B. A. Fahnestock Co: y F7s 1-e Ye '''
GentlemenI take pleasure in stating opinion Of
Vsrmuge and sha be glad II my experience
n M good effects induces others to adopt remedy which
eve is calculated TO relieve amount OF suffering
death common with others In this section q tie
country have long believed that large Of
the diseases amongst and adults IN climate have
used a Of the various descriptions yemifuges well ali
ehoc'na s this Several years found this Vermige
the time and brought quantity here for the
troducing and several dozens friends
tried Since that time firm has sold regular
u strongly and ID considered indspensa
Sie family msdcns BY our planters and citizens generally
produced hy the VermugeR herown families but in this
stats such testimony would be considered superfuou~.
< zsli Trnly yours, p. MONEY.
ssd Wholesale retail hy Ill the principal druvRsts and
country merchants throughout The United Staea nj lm6W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-03

While one man in every twenty.four stammers only
one woman in every twenty thousand is thus afflicted
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-03
INSURANCE.

HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY
tolF oF NEW oRLEANs.-The following statement of the
anars OF this company published In conformity with the
qnirements OF their charter, viz:
AmS9nt s9 & premiums yscsved for the ending
Amonnto Of unterminatsd risis sist Dsc 1O %
Total amount of premiums for year ending slss De. a
Sohoet, 1900 .$Ib,443 "
ror rr premiums on ars risks
For premiums on marine tsks.... Ill, ,2l8 % 3sta
Les: premiums risks net terminated -.
3lst december, 1856. .SQ0 62S or
''0"tnou Pfen,luIns.. 5,U67 a
- s9s, ss %
Net earned I premiums for year ending slst Desem.
Losses during the same period, Wis: s f#f@1
n, riv.r So 46466 10
W marine rsks.. 1US,b71 A6 gB
sss2 1853 20
issued etc. less interest, disct etc., 23lQ6 81
. f. ---sss5 26o IS
Net earned profit for the year ending December 4 =
ss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-03

"A DURABLE FABRIC. -s. 4. When / lived up in
Maine said Uncle Ned, II helped to break up a
piece Of ground we got off the wood iI winter and
early in the spring we commenced blowing ont. It
was SO consarned rocky that had to get forty yoke
Of oxen to one plow, We did faith, and held the
splow more'n . week. thought j should die. 1t
e'en Almost killed me, VOW. Why one day was
holm, the plow hit stump which measured just
nine feet and half through hard and sound white
the stump, when happened to think it might snap
together again so threw myfeet out and no sooner
done SO than it snapped together taking smart hold
but held on to the plow handles, and though the
teamstes did all they COULD the team Of eighty oxen
couldn't tear ypantaloons nor cause me to let go
my grip. At last though. after letting the cattle
the old stump came out about the quickest. 1t had
mopstrous long roots too, let me tell YOU Ny wife
made the cloth for them pantaloons, and i hain't
worn any other sneen The only reply to this was
~ should have thought it would have come hard
upon your snspenders !" Powerful hard.n y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-03

John" said master to his head apprentice as
ne was about starting short journey you must
occupy my place while | am absent" 7" Thank you
with the boys.n ''--l'' TF1g77
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-03
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

| STATE OF LOUISIANA,
= .-... Parish OF Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
Be remembered that the 18th January 1851 before me-
the subscriber. Justice Of the Peace for city
and James H WhsesI Secretary Of the Home Mutual
coding law depose and that arc
Just and true and correct tragscrpt from the ths
said Company. A. BROTHER, President.
4,4ssi is s..s7 JAS. H. WHEELER, Secretary
Sworn and subscribed this 18th day Of January
1851. CHAS. n. BRADFORD, Second Justice Of =
~ i.sg ..r@ the Peace Of the Parish Of Orleans,
The Board Of Trustees have resolved Interest Of s
Per In cash the outstanding certificates profits the
holders OF to their legal representative after
MONDAY, the 9th Of February next. f3. T,S
The Board Of Trustees have also declared dividend Of
FORTY @ cent the net earned premiums of
for the ending 3st December 1885 which cer
tfcates will be issued and after the 18th of March
A0Thfs Company continues to insure
rivers and loss damage rates Of
premium. Office, No. Is Camp street. TT
~ ALEXANDER BROTHER, Presidents
JOHN r. SHAW. ce-President.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-03


THR YpIeEs or THE DEAD N NAnoSs.-- Mr.. Alger,
. his recent celebrated oration uttered the following
oppressive passage, which ought to be written on the
aAasase books Of every State in the Union. :3ta
The dead nations whose giant skeletons now lie
Ecachng on the sands Of time oil died OF sin, Ii
v.s their crimes that dug their graves and pushed
sAem in, Licentious luxury sapped the foundation
akcngh and rotted the live virtue Of one md il ais.
appeared beneath the green pool Of its eorrup-
SoO. Brutal war, made q business Of and carried in
ssery direction. drew upon another the combined
vsh Of tho world, and II was dashed upon the rock
ef its own barbarous force. Domestic bondage grown
snomous, trodden under foot and goaded to madness
Ese on another, and buried it in the oonfiagration
md slaughter Of its own proyocation Internal anti
Fathies. based on sectional difference, fed by selfish
interest and taunting debate finally exploded in the
qunTelsoe parties Of another and hurled its dissev
sIt fragments to ruin BY the conyulsye eruption OF
hs own wrong -and hatred. or all the mighty EN-,
parss whose melancholy ghosts now pace the palIid
margin Of oblivion. not one ever sunk but its fall was
shrongh internal iniquty in some way or other Shall
he statey shade of America too go down TO Join the
dpleinl company OF crowned specters, moving them
beneath to yise up at her coming with the sardonc
mock, |. Art thou also as we n il we would avoid
sheir doom Of vengea nee, we must not tread their
yafh Of guilt q x ~ s y + ss y I5I
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-03
INSURANCE.

OFFICE OF THE CRESCENT MUTUAL
~ INSURANCE COMPANY. OF NEW ORLEANS. : In
conformity with the requirements Of their charter
cent Mutual Insurance Company submit the following
ment, viz: @s5@
Amount Of Premiums received for year ending
June 80, 1851. 958 e6
Amount OF unerminated risks, July st SG.. l39 1863 As
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-03

js1 No one would take you for what you are,' said
an Old fashioned gentleman to young would.be
Why2" asked dandy, sharply. }.a
| Because they can't see YOUR ears ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-03

4 ~ AI.aW Cornar nf Rant
To oo fra III st as svc street
p the latest and Patterns Of Rms W.
o1f sH
s:s
ols.ns. N N M s N Y s1'll'T ''lsss sss u EsN
- 1aoS NEM THRxg ORLEANS RI. .a,. OKNAMENTAL
fseuring all kinds Of Architectal and building Irss
.'ss sss md csa
ssnss. and wrought ,.
With dsspstch ~ -''N .'''' ''n''
-. -..-.--- --- - - -.----------
49, ,HiRbMA AhR SHR6Hk ksTs, @ ,ssTass 4 CON- Com
follows: lIls5}7 s79IasiS3 .'"'E5'r ,s''7'T.
1,,o Steel, NAH, M5AEkDwAHE' koss CUTLERY ETC. ] !,
Carpenters, T.oIs cs.plsss, 3 5tS 5ss s4"'t
80 o'aps1i, ''assls. sSfIs: asss:. Bellows, lssl p
fisss5;s S,:s: s Corn sA''s.r.
Ia af2 aiii e Sfss:;sss Y.s.a ssi I'd p; Saw:
shovel. .aa Spades. 1HrP Fisss4 aas: Scales.
sS Sss Hsss loas a Cos o'..A..
2 y, Gh,ness Innns rs Iren Asdsss Rsdssssos
GE E1ERN britannia And PiateS Wsrs F=&lG.
x Neat Cnttsr, Saw Senuoaa W ~ S,nr.r.
4 Stool Z stii.s Per,ah,a Tnr,x..
ossly aag ac ss,nes Fishing TncIiss ~ ..c
- S. SUNG tecNles. % esc, e.c.
- CaAS. g, GAINES & Co., IN ruRTEHs
ESN AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MjadA5EDM1RE. SUTDkEY. SC, No. S xse.ains aad %
Nsi,s GsstnSs tnss. ' "u'is'tEsss. Garnsn,s, r,,,
Hoaa Shades and Ahoyela S1orrn and fsoTse T,,..
IL And for e,Hsna Ho,toNianA @ ISIse Wsa ~,
Fifth and Trace Chsins. Niii Pt All r.s ~ SpS
An,is Viess and RsiIosv , II any and saws
Stncks and St scrass pa,., su a.. y - ncsss'
Hampers and Tones Shnvain ard I rars 1n"efs'
Grind stones ali sizea Santtnn M and I VIII oss
Hooks and Hinges ~ fron and AN H4ssS ~ sc,' .aa
Wave. .''tiEA& 1888 Rnj,ary. Ts,tIasr '.'p
To9ethsr with alarpe nf Fsncs
Brs6es Psrfnmeyy Psnsr and RIanL SoI ys.
a a. tba Iones nr;"as for a, e'e'' *ncn are
- - - ! -. I-p. noAoly
+. #. FOLGER L CO. NEW IE
4 wee and fchoupi.oulas streets between Grayier
- E5 and Poydras Streets New Orleans offer a iarSs
and we'll assorted stnck nf : ' "' "'A "i"i ~
Il SAEi + ~ AND Ii, fifS HEAVY HI HARDWARE.
= s,xedes and Eneiisb Rar Hoon Shaa AND Rnor 1ro,
HNsns for hs essbrate Tsnnessa sgs o ana
woods Wis Co.. at khs Cumberland Iron Wofks ana viii
ba cnptinnv snnnind With fn rta az
orS over other descripops Of iron il uy aps
Thsv are asn aoants for fsaac ctra,h}. Siahis
Of the soutS Corn Mills have on hand an
a. the varions s;zas IN r.h;ch oana ,itsd ~ 10
- ~ FOUN DRY AND MACE4IN E.s k4a,Es
- MCCAIN 4 PATTERSON corner OF Delord ind New
~ Levee Streets undersigned aer now nenared IN
ggt rnanufactnra STEFAN RN1iTNES UCTi Ef,C 80
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-03
Z + NEW EEW ORLEANS oENHMES%a.I, TStsSss syss.s.

~ IRON WORKS.-The andersig ned beg leave 10 jnforn
the public and builders generally that they are mann
fscturng all kinds Of Architectural and Building Irss
Werk at Nos % and ~ Circus street. YerAndAh
ns shnsrs Safe and Bank Doors Straight and Circul1
They keep eonstasy hand CAST and Wrought Ire.
ysntators and Sash Weights and 6 all
Castings Csunns and House Fronts
With despatch. - h HI 5,ls3 ,5I-g m
m24 BENNETT 4 co. l
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-03
PaENrrcrANA. The Philadelphja Bulletin inoui

PRENTTcfANA.-- The Philadelphia Bulletin inquires
At some length into the g true origin Of the Nor
mons. We think the public Just at present is more
particularly interested in their true destiny Let US
kill the snake before we count his rattles.
Tie Philadelphia Press says that Walker has
made every thing straight in Kansas Y 4 He GER
tanly made straight coattail in his fight from the
Territory after his late performances. ss.ssg st
We should be sorry to be held responsible for the
l1cubrations which appear in our morning co:em-
p0rary." Washington States. 2aa ts ee
E We have no doubt that your & morning cotempo.
rary will bear this fling with excellent grace. III
am sorry, said the fellow whom Yankee tailor once
dunned for bis bin very sorry, indeed. that can't
pay it, Well, !" replied the tailor, & Il took you
man that twoud Be sorry but if you are ssrrier
80 distinguished clergyman of this city, at the
close Of his services yesterday morning. stated that
be had frequently been solicited to announce popular
lectures from his pulpit but so many of them were
mere cha with no substance, that il was the duty Of
Christian people to show their disapprobation Of
.themn Cincinnati Gazette. e fAi = ~ m = = 81
We never read an opinion like this without think
ing Of the Fox in Esop, that, having unhappiy lost
his tail in trap grayely assured company of foxes
that tails were very awkward and useless appendages,
and that it was the duty Of his audience to show
their disapprobation Of them by cutting off their
= gls i. ~ H, y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-03

I 0UISIANA STEAM CLOTHING MANU-
~ FAGF0Rf.-l65 and l6I Canal street. We call the aen-
ton of Planters and Merchants Stock of PLANTATION
CLOTHING the best and largest yet offered in
the Southern market
The many acknowledgements have received from those
who patronize establishment and that ready
hbt justify in asserting, that planters who wish have
their negroes comfortably and economically clehed
well TO come and inspect Goods before taking supplies
nl6-lm HEBRARD co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-03

I WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines which they onur to supply
Druggss and Dealers prices
General Depot Special Agency No. Isl and Chsxtsre
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-03

i Jn'n. NAfkRAAN. -, ,CHAB. MN WATRRMAN.
A'HARDWAhE MERCHANT ,csrnsF q Com:
men and Magazine streets, have hand and
are daily receiving BY foreign and domestic ar
rivals general assortment Of articles comprising in part
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-03

slst 1876. s2e, 700 AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-08
HQTELQ,

CLARsEDos HorEL, FOURTH AvENuR coRNRR
~ Of kshsepth sxce-Ths undersigned thanking thes
ends and the public for the very Hber s.ppo
hey have received during The past would add IA
iepa semeuh The hoe they feel lent shsi 10
point Of style elegance And comfort Il BIZ any
Jagged and liberal scale By nr.i class French aa Families
re served either whh private table table dho,s - A.
sired The apartments epssioua erceednFiy we'll vest
lated and each suit provided with bah room water oos
closeis and all other spoinments devised 70 mahs n I
desirable summer resdence 1s location. being IN The ims
vicinity o. nor uare By beautiful Gardsaa
bua which pass mnuts Asrstcs a.
KERNER BIRCH, FropIIe@ors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-08
rINn ARTa.

7 oCKwooDs OLD ESTABLISHED AND Will.
IL known ambroiype gallery for sale, doing frt Am
to 500 week fd sale for less than Inquire on hs
preuises, 14s Eighth avenue
TEE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO INFORM
"a pn.. nave opened the
hes thoroughly renovated and furnished IN supsro
manner and are nov prepared 70 take pictures which m
point Of bancy Of tone and finish cannot be equsei Gail
lery Of Art 3ls Broadway, ~ v. ~"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-08
THE TURF,

U,RorTIro-A PURSE or sco ~ GIVEN Ar m
Il Shorts 81. Nicholas Hotel the Hackens.ot ni..s
road four miles from Hobckep THURSDAY sNerno,r ne,,
Ws irs,, A. ~. VILE besss, in harness closed By he
pF~a h. p EEs stps rAasi t,g ass,A w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-08

Fro. osarsnans bssis Chase, Deu.rara; Msyaover
asr..a Marine Oorre.pu.d.ne..
PHHADELPHIA April AT steamer Palmetto, Baker
oss bss iS%as oen ~.
Cd sesame Kesnsssc R.nd, WORK brig Jas wallace,
Brown Boston
MESSING sar sslas4x few Day. aimee '. .ab.h.d tho
'.e th. the ship Helen. had SAILED from sv..ov on tine h
xrs & ior aav.aH ano nsa not ssce been heard rem
m hs ss Of
October. We can and no trace Of her in our aies
SAT- Nav H..rsH,K. non G,s.rov for New York wen,
shors yesterday morning on Jones Beach, IL For pArcu
lars see new, columns.
Ses va ana PhasdspS,s ~ De smoua, of SO the re-
mxnder covered in Engapd She from Marseles bound
at As sposep - I'm Two o. h
rom
BAaK Cav Jorss Of Boston before reported CarienAs
fem bAEmo,e had srnoa : rock on me bAnams bsnhs
men obtained from he issp her free BY
rug ,.,,.. .,.-,....
oolansd .acss.siSn norhe,ly s.ss!y .sss sprung
0,e .op ~ 49,. aou .. s IJ
videse. ssos ven, % ;s. 1t III
gs cs she %. y Pa ss o. cssf
rot s,a Oss whom e. feared would have g submit an
Brsol n. osi ssiis &C in the same gale
ossy p.ssurn. Of rt'.o., Perry; from New Bed
orniss Of d ins 10 NV gale. she viii probably be got
% -,s M. s.%.Ss WILL, .n,.
esy. .ises of de jersey sssnds and sub ,eaasuuy
ss md y: Sss ~ bout
500 sAs ws' soi insured.
ed psi New esress reports having sAlsd
e u " aad etpe!iesced heavy gale on Tie 81 Which
same day pa ed bob chains and VEN. OBLIGED
ow her sc. ions "hen 'ne
Cap, s,Own e he steamship Falcon, hence a. New Or
TsSss ma, With rigging attached 70 H.
Nv DSas HssSs, ssS. !. Se y... ss. o
e 2 80 ns.G ss one .s .sy gs,s
,4 nee: cs. e. =. se
erssapoal on Tsur.s., !. osloei AN an. s.,t q Ioe
1 =: n s. s. as ss ;: s.%s.s ~
passssee. ws.cs :. Less I.4. W ssy,p-rs. steamer
sy e rs1 o sssn o 1a
a.o y...sI bottom 10 ana esrr,ss ...y twenty aye 3!
s .a' ss s % is s.o s
@ % s f :s yea sG a. OWE: q:
ss soS Ga p ar ions sua
AIS win d.houl'y Gao be 'sea aa1 close aboard
asss ''A u fro" N''ra' sod not he Am ship Of thai
snip. AarI..', from Calcutta. 70, so,dc.g. and Nose.
u resyeouvesy probably oucsed fr water curious
coiaciercs should the time from ship
t,' n,;s ;ss he's: ;!i sas
-S.. -. "a. - = .ro 49,. h,u, n, NJ
.s. s s ans sna rs @ sSi ~ .ue
Tor A, P,~snouth - s.iarSay TO- a. m M essh M
"a parchsss "A Nv grntiemen IN Portsmouth
spsas.. &c. ~
hhp Coreul Mortimer, from Liverpool Tor Fhiladelphia,
hnrch IL =. q, loo NV
red or ri Win sreen sauar, M he entre vss seen Drill
1. la ", lon 70
nip showing red drnA viii black border signal
hed n.rch 2 700 niss from he Psses
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