New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-27
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apce. which must have Amounted tn a bandsome ann
were for the benefit OF the ST. Marv's Ornhan
Asylum.
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deceosed has f.mi,u xsha a,a - n.aaa.. - .,o
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ofANisLAos DEAShENhf' naive OF bonemia'
sone years since employed IN a commercial mousse IN
tLs cty' oat lateiy engaged IN horse'tradlpg IN
hAeAeo' ietuineu W LIS natiVe country recenuy 10
See ns paienIs anu prng 'hem over 10 ths country
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of Tho I1nitod c.otos Ih,n;a 49,, g.. .;...
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the procnration Of snhstitnte. He maid tbe money
and left with his parents for this counrv These mar
ticulars we get from the Louisiana Stats Zeitung
THE DOWNFALL OF LIBERTY has ALWAYS been
dreadful thing /: but it has never been more com.
pletely cracked. crushed. bnrsted hrolen torn
twisted, smashed and used mn oenerallv in anv ol
its downfalIs than H. tho locomotvo ;hort, of th
Pontchartrain road-was on Friday last 1t lies in
pool Of mud and water, near the track, at Gentily
broken all to pieces, and lying sideways, bottom up
and every other way. 1t is quite curiosity to the
thousands who go a-pleasurng to the lake by tha
route.
In consequence of the Liberty being smashed
bus one train could run yesterday, and the Con
rey" had to do the work. The train was nine car
i. long. and every car phtted with passenpers ever
t;n,e tho +r0;n ioft IN tha of.o.noo W.
sl0 sno wan ie.' III 'he a'aernoon' we wen' ao"n
s ana ior Time thought we would never get back s
frantic was the rush for the cars. Mneburg mus
have had some four or five Thousand visitors veste,
dov '-
0uy. NJ,
-. 4ue SdITuutUu lhhe ITtlus were tlBQt cars long