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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-06
Leaves on WEDNESDAY,, May II, at6P.M
- ME nfPHIS AND "a w a n :

lEhAk~lIkSies7 LEANS PACKET LINE WEDNESDAY,
Packet - For Memphis and the Bends The
splendid packet steamer John SfmOnus, Chas Church.
master will be ready receive freight Monday morning at
the foot Of Girod street. and will leave freight
passage, apply on beard,
j. H. FRELIGH,
Office under the Charles Hotel
F-Ths line connects at Napoleon with regular packets for
the White and
packets for st. Louis and for Louis vile.
9-Adalus Express carried regularly by this line. my6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-06
N Otto .

NDE4SON ID. UiGrkslS, COMMISSION MER
"A CHANT, AND AGENT FOR JEFFERA'S DOUBLE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE .PUMP. WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-06

THURSDAY MORNING, May 6.
COTTON. There quite acivu demand yesterday
ting sales Of fully 10000 bales Prices we're we'll sus
tanned, and repeat obr last quotations:
AuSK flnI nAKts ~ Asstlrtc. A u.rcA-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-06
TENNESSEE RIVER.
Leaves On FRIDAY, III Ins. Al5PN.
IT, EOK TENNE&SEE RINHR-

IT, FOR TENNESSEE RIVER
II Paducsh, Cairo Hickman New Madrid Mem
phiS, Helena, Napoleon aud all Intermediates
ahdiugsIhe entirely new, light daugh and passenger
packet steamer Choetaw, D. smedley master is now in
port receiving freight the foot Of Gravter street and will
leave As above. For freight passage apply on board
my6 j.. s, PAGAIJD Advertisng Aaan,
The Chocaw will take nil landings On tennessee
and Cumberland Rivera Nth the privilege Of reshipping
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-06
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS

r. REGULAR NEW ORLEANS
and Louisville passenger steamer Pacific
So The splendid and swift running passenger
packet PAUIFIC jesse K Be master will leave for the
above and all landings for the balance OF the season.
follows:
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, May 10. att Pm
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY, June 5, as r. N.
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, june %, at p NJ.
I.eavss New Orleans SATURDAY July 10 at5PM
Passengers rely on the puneusty Of this steamer.
Rl0 j. S. PAGAUD, Advert isinR Agsnt
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Leave. on SATURDAY, SD inst M5P.M.

Leaves on SATURDAY, sfh INST A. 5 p NJ
a., FOR CAMDEN. BEECH HILLS, MIL
3 lers Bluff Roark's Landing EidorAdo Landing
Champagnollr, Wilmington, Moro, Pigeon HIS,
Marie, saline, Alabama ndins, Qua ha City ngton
Loehlomond, Trenton, Monroe Pine Buis Landing
Columbia Harrsonburg Trinity alt Intermediate landings
on Ouachita and Black riyersfhe and light drHuRht
steamer Comet, drawing only is inches waterD Eugene
Elliott MASTER w. b. Clarke, clerk will above taking
freight for all landings For freight passage apply on
board. '
J. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
The Comet will take freight for Saline prvf.
O. U1yS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-06
Leaves on TUESDAY, May II, at P. NJ.
:. REGULAR SHREVEPORT

= The new, elegant and and swift running pas
Hssszsz3a senger packet Duke, Samuel Apple
gate F. v Ceos clerk will positively leave above
Ecote Natctoches St. Maurice, Montgomery, Alexandria,
Coe Landing oruns Landing, TRrbn's Landing
all intermediate landings Red river For freight
passage having unsurpassed accommodations apply board
mys GEO. d. HITE 4 CO., 6 Front street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-06

reg - HNITED SKATES YFsI- fFzsss
l{ss4rs4tsss,a}s WEEKLY MAIL LIME &ksi6s,s
ksassasss5za1sA we NICkEBuRH. iss1sss5lll..szzL

On TUESDAY, at ON THURSDAY ION SATURDAY, at
p, ". att p NJ. SIP M
me me magnificent The magnificent q.
sles st PAcks " - mail packet States mail packet
tnUHrshccss, eihPth &c = nMr & Nntchez. Capt'n
WILSON, VII lesVt Dpt D. NJ White, T. T. Leahers will
1or onlasonVle VIII leave for Don leave for Donaldson
hSloh Hldsonyille flaquey i'll Plaquemine,
ieaon hohge Baton Rouge, Port
sara IT, orr hudson Bayou Hudson, Bayou Sara,
lser Hlts or' sara hed River Red River Landing,
Adams, Nat Landing, Fort Ad fort Adas Natehel
h9iley ans Nstchss, Wa Waterproof Rodney
st. Joseph, Grand terproo Rodney Joseph Grand
au ~ Josepst CRAM Gulf, Warrenton
~ .. iUenl WArrenton, EickshHrg every SA-
iciocb o g u u y y sens y e nd fURDAY at o.
o IaB r. " n, Alcksburg, / eeloek P. NJ.
n y ~ IoVlaence stacks The steamer NAT
~ hlcAs island and skip II II u
ui WIN Ie sieal, MS Land 81 VicksburR with the
.. Alpi anu Fllchers Point, Ash steamer RANGER,
h sgn of IONS Carolina land and will take freight
~ tne tnunss on hgs, Gand lake for all the landings
az ~ "'si lake Washington on Yszoo riverss high
"s Ni0onNoou every IHQ sl AN as Greenwood at high
lat 5o'elock T. Nj. water rates
me ABOVE mentioned splendid passenger pAckes will anxn
their regular days, without fail N tha bor anyrtad
business entrusted their care win he nvonv apd
attended to. - F''nir"' 'u AeatNt"iiJ
These boats will responsible for p,v lt,ar n,
containing money jewery Or other yauahies nlsse ras
pills Of iadng taken specifying tho contents anil % arS
the freight paid vauabes denosited Win a. lsr
oy the passengers, or contained In their bargnga ~
FOR freight or passage apply board or to
CARROLL, HOLMES CO.,
nsn TB SMITH o n row ~ ~ % Nasondeiet 81
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COAST AND LAFOURCHE.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at5P NJ
go. coz w pa l.LE III, s.r.lA n. a ~

Leaves every SATURDAY, r. NJ.
, r. COAST PACKET STEAMER
lFA7tsyts5 Sai1fe Robinson-To and n. Orleans
$50 bayou Sara Fort Adams, Wiauasport, Port
Hudson aud all intermediate landings, the SAtI1E Robin
SON h. T. Gross, master, in place Of the BELLA DONNA
leaves Hew Orleans every Saturday evening" o'clock
and ayor sara every Wednesday evening" arrival Of
Rs clerk will be on the Levee receive freight Thurs
R Particular attention paid the receiving and landing OF
pAsssngess and freight ct al hours the day night
ly@tt HOLMES q CbAUsS ii Tchouptanas st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-06

Leaves on NATI kDA Y, The Sth insi., 5 P, v.
n= FUR SIIKEVEPURT, q A d
lEasaskpsSs Bayou Campe, Grand Ecore, St. Maurice,
Alexandria, Gorions Landing and all iuterme
dnte Andugs-Independent Peoples LinThe elegant,
ror and swift running packet u. l.. Hodge, Jno.
Smoker master, L. T. Murdock clerk will above.
For freight passage apply on board
my5 j. s. PAGAUn, Advertising Agent.
This boat unequaed elegance
in the This will freight all points
he Raft will nri7i orr ship
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-06

NRA FOSTER'S SLAVE DEPOT, l57 COMMON
M street. New OreAns.-He keeps constantly hand ane
sale Mechanics Field Hands, Cooks, Washers, Ireh
~ and General House Servants. Also, buys and sei
SLAVES commission Having converted the family part
the large three story building the OF Slaves has made
be depot in the city and well furnished fer the comfort
Of Slaves.
diff Y. FOS1Ek.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-06
Leaves on sATURDAY, May 8; at5P;M;

lEiLs s. Natchitoches Paeket-The new, tine, fast
ming, magnificent passenger packet
hnpides, Jno 9. Dowiy, master e. j, Barstow clerk,
Alexandra Coie St Maurice, Faveron's Durands Buxton
and Montgomery Gottons Landing Barbin's Landing
mans Landing and all intermediate landings Red river via
Cane and Little rivers For freight passage apply board
GEO. ID, HIFES CO.,
ago 6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-06
STEAMER wOoDrORD For

HlsDs Louisville Regular New Orleans and Lonis Vile
tss5sszzzzs PASSENGER steamer WOShford- This new,
speud and fast passenger stemer, James Maher master
will leave for Louisville and intermediate landings throughout
the follows:
Leaves New Orleans TUESDAY. May 49, atbPM
Leaves New Orleans FRIDAY, June 4, At S r. NJ
Leaves New Orleans TU kSDAY June %, at S P. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans FkfDAY, July O. ats p NJ
Passengers and shippers rely the pnneuay Of this
steamer.
ais j. g. PAHAUD Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-06
FOR RED RIVER.

Leaves THURSD Az, 9Th inst, at P. NJ.
, IT, - FOR JEFFERSON, sMITHLAND
$500 and Port taddO, direet-W *. Douglass,
W W Withenbury, msster. will leave above,
and Tor shreveport Grand Bayou, COushuta Chute CAmpe
Grand Eeore, Al xandra AVID all way river
nd the lakes For uzther information freight passage
having hne passenger accommodations, apply board
my5 j. s. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-06
ApptUNtu April TT I65H-
isignedl CHAS. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor

Notice hereby given that SATURDAY Sh inst will
sduicae at my office at u O'clock NJ the above
myl n. THEARD Connt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-06

No. 1887.
Reolre That the Comptroller be authorized adjudicate
after i've days notice in the official JOURNAL the bidder
The contract for paving with block stone, First street.
from Magazine 70 Pryana street. Fourth District in accord
with specifications file in the Office
to the approval OF rejection of The Common Council
lsgnrdl j. MAGTONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedl H. NJ SUMMERS.
President Board OF Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-06
Leaves on THURSDAY, 9Th inst at5PM
9Eg. FOR IEEASEyR SION SMITH, A Nj

Benton, Port Caddo, Swausos's Landing Alba
go. ny, Shreveport, Grand Bayou, Campte, Grand
EcOre, Alexandria NormaHs Lsndng G1rtons Landing
all ntermeniate landings-The fine substantial running
passenger steamer w. A. Andrew, j. 49, Smith, master
viii leave above For freight passage having superior
accommodations, apply on board
my5 j. S. PAGAUD, Advertising gent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-06

A fresh assortment of the GENUINE ANCHOR BRAND
On hand and for sale by GEO. W. sIZER,
ieS 3n Magazine and Paydras streets.
I AN NOTICE. HAVE RESUMED THE PRAc-
~ ee Of profession and be found at my ONCE, No. 10
Camp street..
mylS by N. M. REYNOLDS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-06

HAf--Tna mar ket Tor EASTERN Is slehdy.
The New York Enquirer of the 18Th that the
for foreign exchange light and the supply quite equal
demand for remittance We hesr Of sterling bills sold for
so-morows steamer. above per cent? which is fraction
under par The following the ruling to-day bank
ersl hlla.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-06

'ovINGToN-schr Bloom-Iumber 70 order.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22
THE GREAT REVIVAL
i BOOK FOR THE TINES.

MARKABLE CONVERSIONS.
AND REVIVAL INCIDENTS.
From The Conversion II ST. Paul 70 the present Greet Awskeas
With Introduction by Henry Ward Beecher l.,
- The compilation Of this Interesting aud timely volume
made BY Editors Of the religious press OF this city
IL contains jonathan EdwAdss narrative of remarkable con
verors and interesting revival incidents. under The ministry
Of the eff isnt pre- he In the Orthodox Churcn
eaens the mss and Of the pTvseEt wonderful IeA
among III cissses Of Christians.
One handsome limo volume. PFice el.
ksIy orders solicited.
DERBY L JACKSON, Publisher, -
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OF THE REV. C. H. STURGEON OF LONDON
FIRST SERIES With Introduction and sketch Of his
Life by the Rev f. L. MAGoos d. ID. vol, limo. 400 pages
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NETWORK, MONDAY, MARCH %, 1855

CADEM OF SIC.
s'i Ths hf:'tt Msss.sI sSs TSkSiSo. March
Positively ,<st night but two of
THE HUG U f " o T g.
Madame DE LA ORANGE
VII re'ums this evening he, NSTid, ISr q .Asn'in'
n .ubc are respectfully informed ,hs: IN. VIII most
''''''' Gov Two HtGuENoT Nl6HTs,
Madame DE LA eRasSE 5tSsIH md CARL FoRMEs
uiu ,nsy that date leave New York. -
VIII NC MONDAY, Nd MSch q a. s7l-rHE HuouENors.
Reserved Seat. AsssTs = .nd 20 .S.eidn. ord ss' q location
F' % .sns: s Danna ii: x.sSy
Ma.ie, E.: itht; G. BIsu:iRt. No 7Oi Broadway. and
Most positively last rHE fltai ASGtEsSrs feS sTss S1
The pIlftat,pcsR Ia pcRxSe} Is.ss = pAseRI, slEpEsByae
SAsER oEHss1Y bSsf RSGS9
rAeHrou1soTs viii EISSS& i S;SSs;s Mr. T1 O'''' of
before the close of the season. Which will most positively take
place Mach 2s ssthe Academy of Music will have to be
MUsARD's CONCERTS.
The public respectfully informed that the farewell appear
are on'7o'd''' i"''f &}iarr f SroHrs.
n"EpNEsphYL 1sh. S OF oSs Ssasb 2s ucUESors
M uILAAS h1 aossERTR osSs SsHRp that
CONCERTS MUsARD IN PARIS
and conductor Of the famed
BALs MASQUES
which annually given at the
IMPERIAL GRAND OPERA,
has arrived IL the Arabia and will make his
FIRST APPEARANCE IN AMERICA,
IN SERIES OF MONSTER CONCERTS AID BALLS,
On OR ABOUT THE 9TH OF APRIL.
Several eminent Solo Players from the Grand Open in
P the Mutsd Concerts the Bouevards the Garde lmper
ale and Musque des Guides viii appear these
Concerts In addition a imp posing force Of
ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS
THIS EVENING-THE HUGUENOTS-
Il MUSARD-Madame LA GRANGE will appear Vasn-
tine. Last appearance (but wo) In New York o. CARL
FORMES. The must positively close next week,
when MUSARD'S MONSTER CONCERTS and Balls
MASQUES, unprecedented scale of splendor will b.
river. MUSARD has arrived In the Arabs.
"IESSIE BROWN."-SO great is the rush to
~ witness this Drama a; PURDY'S NATIONAL THE
ATER that the contempstes ensgng the house
Tablssu added
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22

MASONIC BOOKS EXTRAORDEsARRY.L-
1v1 Anyn's Rta. s5; Jschin and Boas s1 oIysrs ..
L..dnsIi. 9, Dr skm on rrsyenanS vsnss -. . ~
:; ~, ~; II ,h. ees,,g. SSWANs No . Csssrr Il
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22

IT II o MAS CRAW X ID: ii i
l. CAREER, CHARACTER AND "ohh''
A ErLoeT .
By THOMAS HICKS, n A.; - r..A.,
Read before the Century Club IN Ne~-i0fs' VI '-'-'
evening Jan. y, Is5a
Price, 25 cents. ,,,,
d APPLEfON Co., Pabishsrs
NosL so and Sfs brosd~C
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22

ERESH and STAND A X d BOOKS
I AT AUCTION
THE ENTIRE RETAIL STOCK OF
g. ?. PUTNAM
VIII ts sold Il the Store,
No S21 BROADWAY
On WEDNESDAY, March a.
And following days.
Commencing 81 81 p. m. each day.
@. A. LEAvITT Co, AuctioneeTa
=. Catalogues are ready The collection embrace
large variety choice and desirable Booi many Of which are In
FINE BINDINGS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22

THE WHOLE READING WORLD
i IS ON THE QUI ViVE
THE GREAT NEW STORY
rAscIs0ss SMITH.
THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY,
Ready on Wednesday Morning next;
A. the counters Of all News Agents and Bookseler 10
he United States and CaEsdA :
THE CHILD OF CHARITY; >
> w.rs on THE So, Or HUMANITY q
A. Romance Of Every. Day Life. r
This is one authors best stories and one tha.
will is wherever Il 10 read Those who have ,
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N Wife, The Vesmssers Apprentice, etc, will not re-
quire any Involvement of th" popular and powerful an
thor hands insure their perusa o." Maggie, the
: Child Of Charity" Those who have never made Mr. '
"a Smiths IF there be any such Will miss =
: of the best stories written BY an American sn
thor If they do rad his last and best story from
present Indications however there will be few in -
teisent people iu this community who will let 1t escape
: THE NETWORK WEEKLY -
, is ONE OF THE BEST STORY PAPERS EVER :,
= PUBLISHED IN THE UNITED STATES y
Among It's contributors some OF the most talented -
& writers Of the day. =
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IL sves a useful well ss amusing cad =
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Its Editorials original.
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22

On SATURDAY, April s.
n c X N o r e. / Z u
PUBLISH:
l.
The Second Series Of
Sc r MONS
BY THE REV. F. w. ROBERTSON.
WITH BRIEF MEMOIR
vol l6mo. ~.
AND Me d A.
AND OTHER POEMS.
By CHARLES KINGSLEY
VOL, l6ro. 50 cents.
Ill ,.,.o,,
THE LIFE OF GEORGE STEPHENSON.
RAILWAY ENGINEER.
By SAhL SMILES
From the Fourth London Edition. With Portrait
vol, limo. el 23
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22

n 0 T OYSTERS I c E.
The bers inform ther and the public large
that hey have ust received lot Of their South Pond 5TERS
and invite them 70 stop and try them n the only psce
they car b. obtained No. Is Wllst
ISAAC BAGWELL WIN RAY, No. IS WGfa.
NOTICE.-Ml persons having Claims sgainst
WITH he tsIehsrs 70 Tie unaerdsDeast bis sss No -
sas Nov Yorh Astre he aay Of July ss1tDsse1 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22

ONGW ORTH's CATAWBA WINES,
IL sPARKLING and STILL.
Vintases 1884 and 1855
These yntssss for the first time ntrodueedto the mAfhe
still better than The former lowts more dscate n
grateful In and likely 70 win upon
taste first trial than Of preceding years fuy repre-
seating Mr. Lon gfellovs o sneomiuns-
" ror richest and best
10 the wine Of the Wsst,
That grows BY the beautiful nv.r
Whose swset perfume
FNls ell the
With bspison the gfver'
Hereafter the sales Of these Wines VII b. udted 70 nnss
Agency IN tals city, per following e1d - Tar.
81 have appointed Mr.. FREDERIC CozzENs Of No y
Esv.Y sxeluxve Assnt 10 sell
Wines In ths, city What fnsh him for s&e VIZ avsys be
pure uhnl1' 2st.S.dl IN LoNowORfHp
The net cash prices for these Wines vii be ~ slows:
Sparkling Cstswbs in cases Of one dozen quArs..eS
snark ps Of two dosen pints. IA 30
Startling I.abea in Of one dosen, quats.. Is %
Sill C.svba Of superior quality, dosen quartz %
d,scoutt Of 50 cents ps the Trade quantities Of
i've casss srd upwGd FREDERIC 8. COZZENS
Wine Merchant,
No. - Warease
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22

A Lecture on Kansas, its Position P5ospects, Chmse
Society and advantages for Investment and Business Will be
delivered at Hope Chapel No 40 Broadway on WEDNESDAY
EVENING March a. a. n O'Clock, by H. SHANNON esq
Walker expected TO be present Tickets 80 cents 10 b.
the principal book and muscstoes aud at the door
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22

NAUTION.-Payment is stopped, for cause, OF
~ WIN II. SMITHS NOTE for sss3 81. da,si October a
1887 at six months and ndorsed BY R. r. BOUGHrON All
persons are cautioned against receiving negotiating said note
r. r. BOUGHTON, No 26 Broadway N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22

A RNOLD, CONSTABLE a. co. have
"A now open
AT RETAIL,
THEIR SPRING md SUMMER STOCK
az
RICH DRESS GOODS
sILKs-P.p Paid and CrOssOysni nsw Sssu.
SILK ROBES Double Jupe i....A.. = s.'. l.
SILK ROBES Double Jups - oh1s
SILK ROBES B,ysdere. .e
SILK ROBES Six Qailss
SILK ROBES Dsox Guile
SILK ROBES svOsnt
MrsLISs and oRGANDIEs BY the yard and 10 robes
pAREGYs by the yard and iu robes
MoUsELINE DE SOLE BY the yard and In robes. ...
ALSO:
The ALGHRISE RoBE-An entirely article.
PRINTED MUSLIN DELAISEs CHALLIEs-As,lclss for
Trsyelins Dresses in great variety, etc.
NOVELTIES BY EVERY STEAMER
CANAL corner Of Msrcera.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22

Christ on the Cross.-THIS EVENING the Rev. DIR
ARMlTAGE will begin Of Lectures tof half an hon
ea in the Norfolk Baptist Church, the Seven Sentence
which uttered upon the Cross Services to comnenc
each evening during the week g, It O'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22

Notice There will b. a DAILY UNION PRAYER MEET
G in the LectuIe-room Of the HERCER-SE CHURCH at
seoek D. The Lecture 10 Greene st. tt directly
h the of the Church All Interested invited 20 attend
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-22

Just Pubhshed -xuo, ,
NpRIGHTLYSU UNITED STATES DIGEST:
~ An aDalytosl DIGEST Of the LAWS u ne OSI[LLD
efA1kS from The adoption q the Consuron TO the enc o -
xxIvh Coosre~s-lfss 70 ls57. vol Imp svo' Liz -
Pnce only 90
Prom the Hon r. fAney, Chief Jurce Of the United Ssse
N 10 work Il much value and well executed lhe heec,
under which the different Acs Of Coness arranged are va
ebossn and appropriate and what IL son more ss r. ~
dsx, 20 fr - have been able % examine H. e"mPsssS
book has svidenty been prepared With much care INC
and vM doubt not Be very acceptable u the pubic
From the Hon James NJ Wayne Assoeiste Justice ot tos
Suprene Court Of The United 5atea f.
M Bnshtys Analytical Digest Of the Laws Of toe d n.
States TO enable me 20 est the fidelity Of s eIecuton @
uefnin." M Brightly has succeeded IN bringing .. ~ no.
the United States IN single volume 70 that ve nty a.
only what Ae ssaien Of Conue" e been %. ~ IA, he
win such marginal references the 4nSznss o. AiF ~ q
test Of hi. Digest may either be verified :Prov'6 sny 0 w.
rsnoe Of the latter case be done have used me Hse
SANITY The term Of the Supreme Court IL ~ ~,
Abor and trouble. As q whole IL has been wei done -
Brightly and deserves the special pstron,se o. !.
taath.tes and Of al persons engaged p1ehe NV
ihose who have professional business who are ~ .ss,
under one obss,ons have BY them 2. ns ~ csnSess
means 81 learning What has been the Lefsstion
of the United Btses. anal aiSys use MI S's'
Digest oneisuy asS In my study" rrp
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CAUTION.-The name Of E. BIRDSEY & Co.,
~ Bridgeport, Conn, has been used In Sew'York In wsJ
not authorized by said firm.