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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-21
Arrivals at the Hotels Yesterday.

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La; jas icar ST mss Law, Ala Geo Austin New AT
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II vueit, Nashye Tenn; law coast; Hende
lnge, ] Cuum, Bowie, La. Wells Miss, W II Ellis
KY folleii, Bnsac r Andrews nr naydsnn and
lady Ia II HagIison Yazoo Miss 4 Blackwpli Houson
Miss; N Holloway st Iauis : Wa kns, M,dson parish;
Il ol Mobiles j M Jones, Ala ) Evans Houston Miss j
Museey Baiaill Yazae Miss u Ilumming~ay, Madison
Miss; G Barnes jackson, Miss; Eheaham, Yazoe nj $
j Tubor, Houson Texas, Kennedy, II NJ Drayten,
lkinsan Texas, Maio q, Y II Linec, San Anonlo
Thompson AeNin, Miss. LelRnd Tex; @ fske Wash
ing on VI. Putnam, Uho; W GbaSe, We mont; W Howell
IIisioi Tex; NJ Ca,n1, Tenn; Smith L Ste iue Bayou
SaH: Miss NJ Harrison, j Dawes, Ianpus, Ala; Rye
H. sa VII All as s s.ss ssi,G i i as f
Young and lady Monroe, La, His and lady, Gainesyle
Ala @ Wood Ala; W u Po.esgeale, w poeag ale In
Miss Fannie Tnle Gaycson A Mills N y; J Ii Cnchiar
Pha. |. Mathews, bayou sara: i w Snoig ass snod
gas M;es Mooe, III. + Puffes. " y: Ira Meliehes
Ak; " II Russell and lady, Ms flaey jackson, Miss:
Johrsan, w sihuckle, SweR n Y;#I w nadeeck, Il
f5u che N Mle MIS- Moo d, Miss y Mooe, Honshot
Ky: Ds A Power and lady Louisville; Mason, Ky: a.
HI hae. Lexington, Ky. ] fhamp on; La; Rgoy Yek
4 burg; Mvaiillen w Hill and LADY, Miss J Hiltis
Il AK.
ST LOUIS HnTEI-J 5 slbhaln Ohio; A L Johnson Ia;
j freeman and family Iafou he; y Ferris, II lleaey
Rnge \ Y: j shtdl Bsltm9 e 7 d Heatpn, n \. W
ki;kand, ncWit Tex. Mr. Jores and saaghe taye tns
fobdei iiaon Rouge: ria La Hatrick. Ia; fonn
Nachcz NJ R bar and chill inSon sua Gen iiai l.
Land " B8you t;nnl u Kaufman, Mr. Serhens, Ia.
na dea, iica " Allen, N Y: " nnges, A Pcken. "
gintry, Ala: Y Blnncp, Ngsi aches Robinson, coast;
l. Dnd coast. " f e.sey. tina Lesion. II ao'ey. La; u
Msimshy. 4 NJ Faq6n. l. Cskpa;i, B Ne over. Meayer
tlaltez Na;chachess Mlage and lady Highland Ill,
CoS. Edwards, : ftIlthi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-21
AMusEMEn4s LAST EVENING.

Seats all taken-enly staning oom read the placsrd
which displayed the office of The Nases last night
shortly afer the doors opened admit the rush Of ot
seers The The of season.
above and below.
heavy house assembled the ST. Charles also, Boob
in character in which his splendid eoeuon his fine
person aud his graceful department tell with fine effect Mrs,
Ngiua Cunningham The Ju,iet Of the evening and
medium Thee mnch tragic gage heaviness in her
personao her than The sprtei changefu mood of the
cd dam e the gilh sadness and distress Of tho
a ed Young hde She could divest he self of The
phere of Queen Eaor III which she had been moving for The
fouFn gh p esous MS =, play Juliet.
The Amphhea very large house in attendance
tho ough isis of he ciieu Eeeaeh of VIII is
famous in his her line of artand The trained animals ee
hans dogs, horses, and that mule The elephants
eer. in boh the avotduros ant The artistic of The
void.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-21
GovrRsMEsr ArrAlRs.--under date of the llth

the Washington correspondent of tho Baltimore sun writes
The aspect of eocting Speaker Of the House has benome
gloomy than The Repnhhca canno they snf
change ont The face of the TesDHioa ole Ell By Nj Na k
of Missouri They will Therefore ulier present el eam
Stances Withdraw ~. Shtmin and II they dd heIe aps
,fs To be no certainty that Hickman, who will lake lis
place cn carry ien Of hz alileenmpton DEM
oeEa 10 his election M Pennington OF New Jersey,
may at some timet be iriea a. tlleif eandiaae e.
The Narthein cnmnietcia and notwithstanding communities
r 10 feel OF III least 10 fear seri Of ag iaton at The
Sou H. and yei that his and other aeeonns The
Bem,cfac ntese is bacom Than IL hts hetn
Ii INV time since 1851 The states Of New Fogk Panns, iyaaa
and NeW ey, and also Of the New England N
Pesien in ieclon support The Democrat nok,ee
The effect of of The speeches Congress the Norhsr
sentiment IS regarded yefs aataFosahle 70 the
gress Of conse vatise Influence.
Very little ming the probable legisa of Com
gress any subject this But The financial condition
Of thu will certainly require, II do not receive
attention In view Of future and unavoidable increase Of
The uspendu he estimates thee must be an increase OF
lie revenue tariff d 1857 adopted under The imp
sion g,ea and at il mus be dmn-
shed il gder avoid the and cornp
o,,rnr upon an accumulation Of plus tns in Tho treasury
he other arument of The reduction of The tariff
The benefit derived ipannlaeinefs and consume o
Inc admission Of era lree Of duly his has been und
10 be- mae calIy fuse ii will not be ng ihsieosc
If Inc si 1915 restored 1t not likely to Ia considered
pupSti1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-21
From the Rio Grande.
The Austin Gazette or the l4h has The following !:

The Austin Gazette Of the l4lh has the following:
We The Rio GEande 10 the I'd january. On
that evening orna he ncighbo hood of Gomago He
had two wounded officers with HIM is supposed by Tint
named Antonio Ganes OF 1antes The real commander
of the Mexcans that he in obedience tho orders
Mramon party. j is said that Cotna left his camp
Bownssle because Gen Gararat ntce ed with the supplies
he was receiving from aiann The rolls taken by
in the battle Rio Gande City, have npon Them tile
men residing in Mexico It is supposed that cona will make
his way down The county, .
While Corina was at Rio Grande City he called upon the lady
Captain H. lay Davis He informed her hnt he had orders
kill her husband sight, but assured her OF his intention moi
10 modest herself or family.
She replied with all lie heroism Of Spartan My
husband has with company Of volunteers 10 hp The
people brownsville Ypu may be able oaack and kill him.
hui if yon do yuu will ayp 20 Dm and tell your folks yen
had ght or ii He told stay here when he left il is
our home and will stay in it while bick is of
other.n
Thf little son this heroine coming up This moment shout
ed Pifn 3e;d h ,aueyG fnrti,ath HuIah Texas aud
deaih 10 Cura i, The h.ignl chief laughed hsrily and
gave the boy twohlt piece.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-21
RARELY ACCOMPLISHED LADIES.

The community of Boston is strange compound.
There the fogiest of antiauated so-called morals
maintain, and the most ultra Of modern fast nations
thrive equally we'll Traditional Puritanism and
progressive Young Americanism get along admir-
ably we'll in company, because they seem to have
agreed not to disagree upon certain fanatical
points which are made the common ground OF
profession in this tremendous "modern Athens" OF
America Now, in Boston man is fined for smok-
ing cigar in the streets, marched peremptorily
Off to the lookup, and the next morning put in the
dock to answer.
But the society which countenances and endorses
this small tyranny, strains at all sneh tiny gnats
and swallows huge camels Of inconsistency. Now,
il we had heard that in Paris "fencing SCHOOL,
for young ladies had been established, we would
not have been much surprised, for we should have
allowed it to be an erninently Frenchy fancy, and
have supposed that the pupils were principally
demoiselles of the denimonde who were thus ac-
quiring an Accomplishment which would enable
them to take their own unsauired parts against
the rougher sex.
But we confess that we think the fast element Of
Yankee society is getting along somewhat rapidly,
when we learn that in the university town Of Cam
bridge-an adjoining suburb, and as much Boston
as Boston is isclfa large but select class Of the
young ladies of the beau monde are being initiated
into the manly mysteries of fencing, and are get
ting carte and ,erce at their fingers ends, besides
the cut and thrust" of the saber exercise. We
should think lady would look about graceful as
she does throwing stones or chopping wood, and
that as an accomplishment il would be about as
much in the feminine way as house painting would
be as business, or leap frog as IN amusement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-21

NARROW ESCAPE OF MIR. AND Mas. FLORENCE
The Rochester Union learns, by private letter,
that Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Florence had narrow
escape from drowning recently, at Louisville, KY.
They were visiting at the estate of friend. and
went upon pond to skate, with party of ladies
and gentlemen. Mrs. Florence skated into an air
hole and Mr.. F. and another gentleman broke
through the ice in attempting her rescue. An
alarm was given, and negro belonging to the
family was chiefly instrumental in saving the trio,
who were threatened with cold and wet grave.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-21
Madame A@baasscs,,
NOTICE ExrRAoRpINARY.

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Of The Nineteenth Century, the only Natma Cavoyan. and
eeress and Scientific Female Astroeg in the world has
rived in our city Madame La Banch has mastered all
sciences embodied in the glorious wonderful Sublime
Prophecy usionshed thousands by revealing the hidden
mysteries tho Past Present and The Future prospects Of life
sppsrtaning Love- Gourtshp, Marriage; and describe
their Future Partners male female with perfect accuracy
and future events e sickness deah absent friends and
relatives law anaw sts travels by and land will nfom
ladies gentlemen how select agreeable partners for life
can restore perfect tranquility between husband wife,
Madame La Baneh absolutely adrerise nothing but what
has ability perform and fails give perfect sails
faction all wish acquainted with this mes wonder,
full gift The glorious OF Heaven influence the destiny
man. and she has revealed mysteries that a knows She
nay we'll be called s.lhe Wonder Of The World ~
Please remember 9s street. Poydras and
Perdldo directly oppnsie the Caroten r. r. depot
Reception and Office Nos and s. ia7 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-21
NOBLE Irras.-The Mobile Tribune Of Thursday

has The iotloaingi
Wa nndean several ontracts for te Mobile and Great
Snrthefn Raoas on bank OF The Fensa~ ba
e and is expected The Whole line Of te road viii soon
be under cont act.
Ths il a The road snspect will be completed
with rapdiy almost lnexamP'sd in The history of railroad
.Tucnn
very good crowd The Magnolia Race Course
Ye div with aion Of seeit The match which
bHt al disappni1im
Mr D. arnes up gnu IL Wh his el gedng and af
lar exc csng short the renowned Wood MI
look he rans The geirg, but in few
II fhe silxy that he Milh dive, h
tightly rf med about the dsan of the The alt
a til. Wnodn patty aid fntfet 10 Barnes beautiful
rel. The money wa ietundal
The MeFeu says:
On Monday last in the District Court Of The United States His
Honor Judge Janss disehaigeh Gn H. cona and Capt
L. ManFy. thar ieeosn3an intn lte
and clul violating
c aly The jude al hsny Of III. Is
hsi. Al The April The parties
wee bat hs Witnesses in fanl thl iifan
u found rne hill Forletn9,s entered against lhe
and the defendants tese hell he personal
nizances appea fpui II ibis lhe Wines
being ent ha feein Is set asid ha no tine b
aimed ap Man appes ing in and Col Maedonaid
by Alto ney.
The declined any motion in ha of COZ
Nan NJ ter who appear have wild
,E.Af7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-21
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telegrapfic ;lispafcts . ~, - IL
ed tfa sns,des, a.s,t e .ss sys asp ineHfion-
~ aASeTsall Mass) Of KfT
y, y i,a'n sawyer ana hs wife TIE esidencc hsfore
the Coroners inquest shows THAT they 4snt Is ,,s
In perfect health at 40 oselock oy AZ wv
ar,i srey f.,,o 49,, ~ e. night
,o'.',u usaa l'e next morning. Thcprea.
sase q 9as Was detected by thoRe who first euter
ed the room, and when rssusctaton wsss atsfnsrsss
by Dss Smith and Chase throue
tiar, H. oaa,
.vi es 's'nss q Dosf Was strongly
hnpregnated with coal gas. register had irst
been put into the house, and it h proatl that ~
entire ~ II IL furnace u .s.''s 80
s,'t.. e .so t.e foom. NO
u"aVs = shas khey were s1iiocatsd By
the gas The following additional parsicusars are
important to the public:
M fn~naea Is s.ro ~ J;.ha.. 4
eat;,1 III stsar, a,, i; s,s.5 " ,,,s ,,s pasent
nriene a tbe sfese Mcgregor ton gtvss s.s sls 9
i;ahe ~ ,r, ~ ssovss ano e
@ noa oae slaor = ,rpW IN "a Ss sasn afe stoves
nv ~ ar~ - ths saryacs s,, y r,l,. a,s se e
as sn' - az sa y = aigs nhoWn %
ahy ohe 49, .s 15 ~ I e Hhich
va ieis m ~ s shs 81 ao sne gas nnap
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-21

DoLBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE OF THE Cry OF
New oRIkASs-Youlg gentlemen ing ulleaus find
business those residing here should bear mind thai
chants and business literally for good qualification,
and hat nnlbear tmmitcia College, which bcen in
eassfa ope alton than quarter y devoted
exclusively rspartug his .po info IaEt
geveln DINGHY. ami slfnfges should
visit he College and tbgn Jdgs for themselves. advertise
mint in andlles column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-21

GREAT STEAMSHIP RAeE.-An n interesting account
Of The lae close of te steamships Atlantic
fom New Yo Aspnwall appears in The newspa
respondent says;
The Nnsh star arr iyed her wharf IN Aspwa he
mon Of 1ha 2h u,, $50, and tho Atlantic The
pm fengefs hs eaeh ship ctassd The Ihna he following
m9InnE The arrival of the Nod III of The
laniia eated te liYees excitement The a fine
f. m New 4o distance nf 1900 miles, only
len nj nne. n tie evening Of iii iifst Atlantic
p2tsed he Norh SAT- and eI her Of g long hfo:e mid
nieht M hing of he mill ihe fiji h day
tnr hove m sght off Care Maye he All
" NJ { ON hesee 10 rinwali hbol htnd ed les,
the Two shfs did 10 SIGHT her North lar
esu1ci in ah1nte e NIL a.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-21

LrssEY WooLsEY IN oLD VIRGINNY.--A very ex-
traordinary sight must the recent ball at Warren
ton Va, have presented; for the fair daughters Of
the Old Dominion crowded the hall clad all in lin
sey woolsey, and, inspired by the sense of their
sefsacrifcial patriotism, doubtless they comported
themselves in their plain Virginia woven garb with
the lofty and dignifed bearing Of draped and san
dai'd Roman matrons. We like this, but not be-
cause we want to see ladies wear nothing better
than lnsey woolsey--for we do like to see them
finely attired but attred either in fabric manufac-
tnred in or directly imported into the South. We
had rather see them wear hnsey woosey in the
ball room or on the promenade from now till some
dstantly remote period than in fine fabrics which
are not directly imported or manufactured in the
South, for such q course would soon compel both
Importation and home production. Verify, Old
Brown has brought his Northern friends into a
peck Of practical trouble and disaster.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-21
A MATCH AGAINST .llMa.-rhe Natchez Courier

he challenge OF DR.. Run 'sorse Irry h. been accent
ed aud t aee stn ono ofa he haslja oufe " hin Two
The te 70 is s5gO ag sa5ti D Ra.an
wascs S5b0 hat Larts will lHHke gle dash
le Than Two mins ,oagt as te an lame be with
known ast NJ moes for tol iniha hnnds &C Iunsibe
sal .LpIa.I3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-21

MURDER IN GEoRsIA.-The cambridge Georgian
reports that the 7th instant, in Decatur county
Thomas Green shot John Powell with shotgun,
the charge taking effect in his throat and killing
him instantly. The parties worked together at a
mill, and while on their way home from cambridge
they were observed to quarrel and fight or wrestle
After their arrival at the mill, another quarrel
arising, Green (who had been drinking) procured
a gun and shot Powell. Green was arrested and
committed in defanlt of hail.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-21
Cigars, Cigars :.

Purchases VIII always find of The
knosFn bransnjenuidA Flor de Pniadas Meriana Flor
Pancso Redowa. caborta Partaeas Know Something
ngton Dos Hemanas Mao Hsbano. ETC., the lowest
pricss ,,#=,,,,
1-4F
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-21

HUNG.-We have been reliably informed that an
ncenafy discovered in Clarendon District taken in hand
by vigiatre and hung We have any
the particulars From the penalty Inflicted the es
dence must very palpabe and h offence enous
tnlumhia tS. 60 Standard, lstb.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-21
Here follow the preamble and resolutions of the
General Assembly Of Louisiana

whereas The New o,sa y Is and sst Senssn
with bower 10 cots,rnct railroad ifom New oeans no
wsdy epgh ,hs States $ ., t. Ga,aS s, aud M s and
aci entitled An granting The Sigh Of way !hro 81 the
@ Me- ss a saRaa fh Eass @ ns N
March u lss2 he nth secion m e which : rs follows:
a .a I a II @ s 4 ] @ e a ] ha@ s
ponariy bonrng 10 Other Ind vdaas or CO poa'on whn
ibis stae he sid rail aaa shnl he in Louisiana
u isi sGa nat Sa saapce IN ii II sn = y CO. casmpmsa
h within he i sa yeas o@ e pass Of M Ills and
acceptance BY hs MD sonan hen ri, act shn be nu md
And whefons not whs,andirc The lhesa peenniary aid
pp md prsae snbsetite,rs ef the Two ate and # le
arpeai Of al It's s,sesp Iona isg stock @ and afr; s
Rsa s IT g. & IL 5 % s s f. E aes ass d nSf y
mol'se On all lh nlopey Of he Company apd Us aGsise
rn distance alS M anil whereas he ine n,aei by
a @ so e aad @ non a Il Il @ n Y hD eso WI nt II
he 9sss e @ s % sss 4 s. i ~ PeS and an n b r.
ssb 9af nq4 81 b e @ geP NJ ssa upon The wisdom and e
ID MeJo,e IesoirsL ~ Tie Senate and Hoase of pre-
senayes u the State ef Ionisana in General Assembly
cd e conf.n y sasgnl nj lo New oeaas Jackson
oa al hs S pss fsa m and
chimes existing by Law on that portion Of hp eioad
nd Tic town y Canton ssspp
asf ne may m H ID &c ssas OF Inc action
Re Tafer Rtoirei That II order allow sufficient time
csnon the a sas s Of 'spp be hs g pee e
qtested provide by law that oy MAJ ich H. 1882
entitled An anting the right Of was tn ough the State of
Mississippi and other leges the New neans Jackson
and @ Northern Rail oaa Company she'll temn in full foice
AMI effect until Ma eh ih eighteen hundred and seventy
Renl That the Governor he Cd transmit fo III
with, by special COPY Of This ennble and
utions 10 The Governor of Msshpi with the that he
will lay the same before the Legislature
Certainly the Legislature Of our sister State cam
not refuse what is requested by Louisiana and New
Orleans, to-wit: a reasonable extension of time
for the completion of work in which she is SO
i,,ta or
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-21

In a religious excitement recently in Boston, o
gentleman met a Christian neighbar. Who took
him by the hand and said: II have become
Christian
the atber Won nrpes ID act strictly on Christian
principles am glad Of it, eongfatule,sse ysis
suppose we now have settlement q the 1sls g ae
count betwe u. Pay ME what taoa ow
on hs heel; religion Is religion, and bnsiness Il
/ hFsffsnss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-21

ARREST OF CoUSTERFEEERs--Adi dispatch Of the
9th inst. from Jackson, Michigan, says:
Eight persons, among them several old residents,
were arrested Saturday, charged with making and
circulating counterfeit coin. a large quantity of
bogns money, with tools, press and dies, were
found in their possession. They are, undoubtedly,
large operators, and belong to an extensive gang.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-21

IMPROVEMENT IN COTTON MARKET.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-21
NUMBER 273.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL or THE oIReassIAN At ST. JoHs's.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-07-24

POETRY.


From the Home Journal
The Sleeping Maid.
By INA D. cARSLEY.
The gold-fringed curtains looped aside
From round the couch wherein she lies,
The charmed seal of slumber pressed
Upon the waxen-lidded eyes,
Awhile the moonlight glmmers through
The leaves that climb the easement DER,
And fling their quivering shadows forth
Upon the tessellated floor.
She sleeps: the pale light softly falls
Across the maiden's sculptured face,
And o'er her bosom's pearly snow,
Upheaving meath the robe of lace;
And dreams: while through the dimpling smiles
That keep the moist, red lips apart,
The white teeth glow--a wedge of pearl
= Within ruby's crimson heart.
How lightly, on the silken couch,
Reclines the full, yet perfect form,
The soft brown tresses nesting close
About the milk-whlte rounded arm,
That half supports the dropping head,
And glossy weight of truant curls,
Escaping from the prisoning band
flalge, white oriental pearls
So still she lies, while languidly
The lashes dark, and soft, and sleek,
Yelling the lustrous orbs beneath,
Rest on the rose-tinged ivory cheek;
While over lip, and eyes, and brow
The warm, enamored moonbeams creep,
Encircling with their light the form
Thus clasped within the arms of sleep!
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-07-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
GROVER & BAKERS
NOISELESS FAMILY
MACHINE.

ME undersigned Clergymen ofvarlous denomlna'
i tons having purchased and used in our families
.sGKO YER BAKERS CELEBRATED FAMILY
SEWN MACHINE" take pleasure in recommend
ing 1t as an instrument fully combining the essentials
OF good machine. Its beautiful simplicity, ease Of
management and the strength and elasticity of it;
stitch, unite to render it machine unsurpassed by
any In the market and one which we feel confident
VIII give satisfaction to all who purchase and it,
Rev. ". d LANEY, Baltimore, Md,
Rev. C. j. BOWEN. ,s
Rev. J0NA CROSS,
Rev. JOHN McCRON, DID,.
Rev. w T. D. GLENN,
Rev. w. II. CHAPMAN
Rev. F. S. EVANS,
Rev. r. G. GALBRATH, Govanstown Md.
Rev. j. NICK. REILEY, Frederick. Md,
Rev. T. E. LOCKE, Westmoreland CO.. Va.
Rev. ". A. CROKER, Norfolk, Va,
Rev. JOHN PARIS, 80.
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