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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29

ID ii Nouyele Orleans. { 0TT-No I6, 30
TTENDU que Mary Theresa Kelly,
n veuye de Jacob OFT, presente petition la Cour
refet dobtenr les Leres administration la succession
de feu Jacob OFT, decide ntestat-
Ays en- par IL present one celia peut
cerner davor 6dure dix ours les rasons les
auees il ne serait pas fat droit = la dite petition.
Par ordre de Ia Cour.
ma % ap2 u. MICHOT, Depute Grenier
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AVIS AUX CONTRIBUABLEs.,LE soussI.
me Coleeeur de taxes Eta nofe 10 present avis
toues pesonnes devant at pour 1859 ct GENES
pour licences 1860 dams Premier District De seite VILE
les ssdites temps present. par y io sous pee
davor lepr propreis hyposhsanee PonT 'es
NJ. oo. ColIeclenr Premier District.
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LONDON, March 10, evening" cabinet council
was held this afternoon.
Mr.. Cnhbeb has to-day been declared duly elect
ed for Surrey. t -
The large ministerial majority and rally in the
French funds have caused further improvement
of about L per cent. in consos. The British rail-.
way stocks show further decided recovery.
THE HAGUE, March 1.-THE Count Won sley Len
Vizenelt, our Minister resident at Constantinople,
has been appointed Minister for Foreign Affairs
here.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29

DEUxIEMg E0Eg DE- DisTR
de Ia N0asefle- Orleans.
A Wis est par lie j
IA ciers de III aite succe
que celia peut cor,tsrner, d.
de la presente publication,
provisoire presente par p
ne serait point appfsnye
mains rspartfs confornknis
Par ordre de La Cour.
m21 "a 30
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49, FOR SALE TO CLOSE, ON ACCOUNT OF
E3:ai DEPARTURE.
M beautiful wellhnshed and finely ocsted two story
Frame Houses In The First District each with psrfere IN
galleries AnnunciRion ssfces near
the Squares veil tented by rstrae people at ret Of $o
per month S204U per year.
This The private residences in the city
paved with squire granite blocks with omnibus constantly
In front of the DOORS Win be sold low price that will yield
Z 335I EDWARD PILSBURY,
,,1E 4 L
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Of New Orleans No I6, go.
1ATIIEREAs Mary theresa Kelly. widow
w of Jacob O has petioned the Court for Letters OF
Administration the estate of the late Jacob ot deceased
intestate- ~
Notice hereby given to all whom II may to show
within days why the Of the said petitioner
should not be granted. s{s aSE &
BY order Of the Court
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sEcosp DIsTslcr counr} :, SUCCESSION OF r. NJ;
NOTICE 1s hereby given to the creditors
OF this estate snd TO al ohsr herein Interested to
show cause within e days from tho present notification, any
they have ean Wy The provisional presented
and approved the funds distributed accordance herewith
By order Of the Court. slassEI5.sl- ss5s5 Z 8
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29

DEuxIzxE Cogn DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE WILLIAM
de la Nouvelle- Orleans. ! HIRSCH-No IL, SCI.
A TTENDU que Edmund Pendleton a pre-
n sent4 petition la Cour ee dobenir les Letes de
Cnraele la succession vaeants de fcu William Hrsch de-
ceds inestat- n 2 n 3 35s
cere deduire dix jours Tssons pour les
qnelles ii nerait pas fait droit Ia die petition.
MO ii q z. MICHoT, Deputs Grefaer.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERs.,THE uNhER-
ed Toector Of State taxes, does hereby notify all
sans to ihe state for of 1859 and licenses of 1850
within the First District of this city, to call at his Office ~ y
Hail. third story and pay the within the time prescribed
By law penalty Of their property being mogasea tof SAID
taxes.
omee hours iso' a. 4 " THos ASKEw,
f,olector First District
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-29

Ss Nan Uonh 9s JoNEsNNo 1895
WIS est par lie present DONNIE INK cream
cers al n susde ct toutes anttes
que celia pent dadure sous dix ours date
De la prsene publication les rasons pour e compile
rsente mar "a Cursteur e snccesson ne sera point
hooog fond entire SEES mains rspars confor
nernent au dit compie,
Par ofdre de la Gour. ..,,,,, -. =, -
% Qonc N,
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of New Orleans, No. 1913
NOTICE il hereby given to the creditors
S This estate al herein interested 70
within the notification, If any
they have ca why presented by the Curator Of
this should hoooaed and approved the funds
distributed in accordance herewith
BY order of the Court
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r. M1cHoT, Deputy Clerk.

IIcr / SUCCESSION DE r. NJ.
BRENCKbE-No. 1892.
present donnie aux cream
essi0n, e 4 touies sGtres personnes
AVER b dtduirc Sous dix jours b dater
les raisons pour lesauefles 10 compile
Administrators de In diie succession
ct homologue, les fonds entire SEES
emit au dit coinpte.
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pnrx,FsS cosH ps
A Wis ut par 10 present donne aux cream
N de Ia de e tbites
celia pet concene davoir dsdne dix jonrs dnter de
la publication les rsisons pour eelles lie compe
approuve homologus les fonds Tins rapars
forriament dit compile.
Par orare de la Cour -
y,.41 oapo II.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

made In the barrier fence, which serves to keep
the surf in check at high water, and through this
opening the boat was pushed and launched.
Tho following were among the crew Capt. David
Vance, Of the Badger State Capt. e. Close, Of the
William Fiske Capt. Jas. Murray of the Metrop-
dis; Capt. Geo. Frederickson, Of the Mary Stock
ten Capt. Clark, Of the Perseverance; Captain
Eodgers, Of the Contest, and two or three others
whose names We could not ASCERTAIN. As the boat
pushed on, her rowers were spurred onward by .
hearty cheer from the spectators assembled on the
shore. Their light craft skipped over the susufits
of the breakerE like sea bird, hailed with feeble
shouss OF welcome froyS the crew of the Comet
who we're hudaied together in the forecastIe,
scarcely daring to lift their heads above the deck
for feaF.of a renewed g dnckibg,T by the thunder
ing seas that sweptoyer the vesse2Hke a s9asmodc
waterfall.
The msn of the Me- boat as they GAINED Der side,
dauntlessly brayeG the dyenching biIow fuxes,
sprang asoard, and hurryng TO ffe forecastley
helped its shiyering occupants f0rtiY and dumped
them professionally into theTy refuge, Capt East
wick was 80 overcome by the fatgues Of the night
that he YVES obliged to be carried into the boat,
which, witf9its double compliIaentof men, to make
proved to be en- impossible one. The enormous
strength of the surges overcsme the cunning Of
the steersman's oar, and the boat was flung brood
side to against the barrier,' where she was in
stantly swamped, and swept outward By the reeed-
ing wave. One Or two of her srew spFang OVER
board and helped to pre7enther again being dashed
against the boards and the spectators, forming
line with clasped hands. waded into the surf sad
finally dragged the boat and crew safely in, when
the latter hurried off to the nearest dwelling for
dry clothes and food. The men who achieved this
courage and daring that is above all reward bat
hearty admiration,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
Mobile Races.

The races over the Magnolia Course commenced
on Friday last. The Tribune furnishes the follow.
ing report:
The winter meeting Of the Magnolia Jockey Club
commenced yesterday with what is considered the
| annual stakes. The first race, as previously an
nounced, was single dash Of mise for Q v. r.
The stake closed with six entries, four Of which
came to the score at the call viz : CaInpbell;s
Wagner Wells Uac5e Ropn1tree'8 Tine AJjion,
and Hunters lily Ward. It is useless to say
more than that Lilly Ward took the lead from the
start and kept it, winning the race very hsndiy
Tme-1:5l9.
/ SECOND RACE.-There wss considerable anxiety
exhibited in relation to this race as it was known
three Of the best colts now IN the South Gasi was
belieyed) were to come together. This time the
knowing ones were not disappointed, as tile win
ner, Welswood, was the fayorite at Odds from the
start The race was two mile heats. Only three
OF the seven entries came up to the score at the
tap Of the drum. Ricla,Te III jumped ON and
took the lead with WeLts11oaa close on the. trail
ficltdrd tried hard To shake him off but without
avail. As they entered the home-stretch on the
second mile, Wells,Cood shot ahead and came in
winner by two or three lengths. Wiliamson's
Bfoeen Dick was distanced. Time-3;521.
second Heat.-Ihis time HeNs'cood took the
lead, with Richard less than half length be-
could have covered them" for the first mile after
which, Wense1ood bid good bye to his partner and
came in a winner Of the heat and race under a
hard pull with ease. We give summary
MAGNOLIA JOCKEY GArB--Hintsr Meeting of le59annE9i
Stakes
FfDAy, December 7he aiHgbe Ia siake,, for 2 v o.
Dash Of MieSlGa bf forfeit ite C1nb 10 add
S20if three start, second horse his stake
j. S, &sJ Hunters e, E. Lily WacE by Lexington dam
Rends aa pIsthits siih by lbisa dam Eadote
Col. il Campbell C. bv Wagner, dam Mary Tsyor B
Gen. T. J: Wells b. Uaele True by Lexington, dam
II Isoiyei SG b e By Tiiaod ont Of odd Stocking p
A. E Richards eh G. BY West Australian dam En- LA pdft
Time l.5ia.
soon5 Race-"M Magnolia akel' for 8 y. o-Two. VILE
HeaisS 100 entrance half forfeit The Club $500 three
second horse his
fill the stake.
r j. Wells b. Renecood by YORKSHIRE Grsesse
il r. olivers b. RichdrdII by Brown Dics, dam by
imp beisnaIzar z
T. G. Moores ch. f. by yandal, out of the dam Laura
fsrris; .pd.ff.
by WlnIebone. pd.fs.
sister to Jack Gamble Alsp, en-. c. by Wagner, dam
Fanny Campbell pd.ft.
y mp. Sovereign :; - . - SD dis
Time 3:52k-3:554.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
4 COAST GuAsp,-The Mobile Trisuae says:

S NoAsI AAc lEtbtdic
S. Taylor, Issq.-than whom VIC will say no.
trueF or more patriotic man exists, albeit he did
vote for Doug. .as-has succeeded, In organizing a
eoanty in casa of difficulties. The company is to.
be known as.the Alabama Coast Guard, and is to-
meet today Saturday. for the frst time to COM
lnence drilling. Mfr. Taylor has Been elected Caps
tain, and @. A. Greene First Lieutenant. DR.. JAS,
20. Billings,ea and Dr. D, ]. Whitaker are also Off
GERS of tbs company SeVentYsve good and true
men have enrolled their names
We regard this as d. very important movement,
and one aminently deserving az Legislative encour-
agemens. The Gu9 coast ahpands in bays, bayous
and inaets, unprotected by aay fortiication which
wond afford inviting facilities for ilihustsring and
maraHling incugsipns;; and Ito say nothing of
exteaaive interests in Moh,s8 and Baldwin counties
which require protection. 1t might be snjudieious
to Sc more explicit upna this subject, but it is
matter eminantly demansSng attention.
Capt. Taylor owns 9. light -dranght, stsafling
schooner, ethe lxiel CT 81 tons burden, which he
4. now having repaired and fitted ap at his own
expense. She is inst the sort of craft adapted to
the particular service required de proposes to
have two guns, Of suitable calihfe, mounted on
board Of this vessel, and to have her manned by
/ crew Of thirty laen armed with Sharpes rifles.
Captain TayIoEis company consists OF men spe-
ciay fitted for this amphibfous species OF service,
as the most of them arc good, sailers, and have
families aad property to pretact on OF near the
coast.
As we have already said, sflis is very important
| moYement-more SO, perhaps, than any other that
has been made in this State with special reference
to the cfisis--hut it woeldi not be prudent TO go
any further into details by way Of demonstrating
the truth of this proposition.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
Nen Orlears DULY Crestent.
LATEST INTELLIGRgCE BY THE MAILS.

TIE SULTAN IN TRouBLE.-The ladies Of the Ia
pefial harem, at Constantinople, presented them
selves in body, q short time since, before their
sovereign lord, and demanded of his Majesty the
immediate remittance of 100000 piasters. Tile
Sultan sent an order to his Treasurer to give the
ladies the sum demanded. The Treasurer, in dis
may, declared that the Imperial Exchequer was
literally empty, on which the Sultan, furious, sent
for his Minister'S who admitted the emptiness Of
the Exchequer, reminded his Majesty that the en-
ployes Of all the branches of the administration as
we'll as the army, had remained without pay for
the last eight months, and took the opportunity of
urging him to try and get new loan from the
prosperous infidels of the West. The unhappy
Sultan, after this interview, sent his plate to the
mint, and will shortly, it is rumored, dispatch
Kubrisl Racha to London and Paris, with view
to getting up loan.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

THE Nlgw REPUBLICAN PAPER. At WAsHINGTcaE4
Hhe National Republican, tbs new Republican
daily at Washington, has made It's bow. It is pab,
!ished by Lewis Clephape & Co., but might haEe
been printed in better style in fact, it is excsed-
ingly aingy. The elitor sayss;
t We believe that 70 supportMr. Lincoln's Admin-
istraaion will be synonymous with maintaining, the
integrity of the Federal Union against the laahi-
nations of those who would rend it asundor. No
ona can doubt apon which side of this issue the
people of Washington will be found whan they
come to realize that it is fairly forced urqn them.
Ne feel condeat, therefore, that in yielding to the
Administration Of Mr.. Lincoln cordial support,
we shall have the sympathy of an imIaense ma
jority Of the people Of this District and vicinity
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
InL1An1E Nsws FRoa raE aoapEn-co1,

7Jn1ABLE NRws FRoa THE GolDER-Co1 sxy.
DEa's REPoRa-BoliBGf,. Mo-. Dec. 3,-Gol. j. f.
Snyder, commanding officer -af this districS who
wsas sent tic. the bo:aer by special order of tho
Governor returned lastnighA and reports all quiet
on the line, He says the saate has not bsea inva-
led, nor is there ary probability az present of its
preached, Fort Scott, at anE one time. No one
there YVES molestea ip the least. No aatempt was
made tc hold the United States Ils tries Court, and
there Was no occasion, 2n the court,so leave the
Territory.
Montgomery and Jeanison, have. hung Scott,
Hines and HaEsison, a.ell shot Bishap and Moore,
all N the Territory. Col. Snyder, organized the
militia on tho border Sad has asEed tile Governor
to establish an arsenal here for greater emergen
Cos. Mpnt3omerys Sorce is Gbaut 2z5, ragged,
wsll7arme6s thieves, whose chielsaim is plunder
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD DIsAsTBg.--Tke
National Integencer gives the following further
particulars of the recent railroad disaster in Penn.
sylvania
A sad accident occurred about noon Of Thursday
on the Beaver Meadow Railroad, about si1a miles
from Mauch Chunk (Pa). The usual train, con
sisting of one baggage and passenger car, left
Mauch Chunk about ll:15 P. NJ. The car. was fall,
many of them having left with the intention of
spending Thanksgiving day at different, places on
the line. When opposite Beaver Creek Dam o rail
broke, and the trucks having beensthrown from
the track, the passenger car was tossed sideways
into the Lehigh river, down an embankment over
fifteen feet in height Many of thoinmates CT the
car were ladies' So sudden was the shock that
four of these we're injured Seriously to be un-
able to escape from the broken car, after it had
reached the river. Five persons as far as known,
were either killed by the fall oradrowned. Their
names are as,follows Robert Niohols, conductor;
Mrs. Farrow-.and sister, of Beaver Meadow; Miss
Smith anG sister, of Mauch Chunk. AS soon as
the car setSled in the water, the roof was broken
open by tGese of the train hands who were unin-
jured Aa number of persons were essrieated
through their agency. The water was about
twenty Feet deep at the spot. Many of the passen-
gers escaped through the windows, and several
jumped from the car in its rapid descent. The
locomotive and remainder of the train did not
leave tie. traeiE 1t appears singular that the rail,
which sustained the weight of numerous heavy coal
trains, should have broken during the passage of
a lightpassenger car.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
earibaid, in Retirement.

Garibaldi in retirement will continue to- excite
the interest of the world nearly as much as when
hs was at the head Of victorious army. Various
reports come to us from Italy respecting his present
feelings. Some letter writers term hini-f dis
esntented and broken-hearted man, and one cor
respondent says he was in Naples exposed to the
most impudent insults. When he arriYedSwith the
Iaing at the railway terminus he found it so ar
ranged that the Neapolitan proDictator was to
have seatin the King carriage, while theScilian
oDictator, Garibaldiis own man, was-so be ex-
cluded and Garihaldi's personal interference, and
chat Of the King himself were necessary to pro-
cure similar treatment to Mordini, the simple bar
rister, as to Pallavcini, the marquis. On his re-
turn from the Court Garibaldi did not 60 to his
official lodgings, but went to hotel, the Mayor of
Naples having had NO thought of making other ar
irangements for him. At the theater Of Ss Carlo,
in the evening, tho lntendant General had not
offered him box; and, in the transparency over
the entry had placed Gialdin to the right and Carl
baldi to the left of the King.
These discourtesies seem too triaing, however,
to disturb man like Garibaldi.
The Gazette di JO5'i1aO gives some Of tie partic
ulars of his landing at bis island hemes "Gari-
baldi,'' it says g has arrived at CGprera. He ap-
pears extremely happy, in the first place because
he has resigned the management Of affairs at Ma
Piles into the hands of the King; secondly, because
he is finally free from the numberless petitions
with which he Was pestered. He, speaks with en-
thusiasm of hss1egained freedom, and he has been
anxious to extend it even to his three warehouses;,
which he with Ans own hands unsaadied aud un.
bridled and allowed freely to run about the coun-
try the moment he set foot on his own isle. So
eager was the Dictator to befree from all cares of
state, that he with his own hands loosened the
mooring eabie of the vessel which Nas to watt him
away from Naples to Caprera. He expresses,
however, the greatest fat in the future of Italy,
and in the character of Victor. EmanRel.'
Another correspondent, who saw the Washing
ton of Itaiy at Naples, says: /" Garibald has a
face and head which any Glecian sculptor might
have takaa,as model for divinity, and nature
that no SIT can initiate. l never look upon him
without feeling myself sabdued by the moral gran.
deur of his character. Gentle as a lamb in de-
meanor ,sootd as lion inaction tpathful and trans
parent assarystal, he carries it ell in his face and
never wonder at hainfinenee which he acquires
over tho masses when feel all its power over my
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

IMMENSE SgpcK oE Dry GooDs Ar Gosr AND
UsDERWe invite the aeRtion of the ladies the
ment of Mes. Haggets Brothers, in whisA they will find
matters that deserve consideration. Five hundred
thousand dollars worth sf recently imported and staple
dry goods arc offered less than yers bldy know
what kind ef goodstfe Asggrtys keep ane general
of aoiss business When they Soy they will sell they
mean it, LIP th,seasSthey declare deter naiion of
their stock into cash any sacrifice that "a
prices M be lower than heasdof before This season.
Ladies forget TO call there you may he able buy yod
selHes ri;,h indeed.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10
Fanny EllsLrn.-A letter to the Ns#s Y.,ss

s3Iinaes, from Paris, contains the following;
Fanny Ellsler is nsw at BerH at the sad,siSss of
sick sister, wife Of the son cs Prince dalbesf Of
Prussia. The maniage Of the young Baron de
Barnim eldest SON OF the Priaee Adel5ert ta Mile
Therese Esler, sister of the famous dlses,aes and
something Of lnnsease hsTself created a, great
sensation at the sime but the unioa has been q
happy one, anl the relat1ses long ago became
reconeiled to the plebana intruder, fasna this
union was born one child, . son, whose .hsd healsh
induced his pcsants to send him. scme msnhhs ago,
to Egypt, to my the efsst of tha clmata ON his
lungs. But, Bke Rachel, he received nc, benefit,
and has just lied in Nrhia Tho news. aarew the
neither on lsr bed and her sistar FenaN hastaned
to her side % console her in the cruel lass-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

MuRpER.-We learn from a gentleman, who
reached our city on, Saturday last, that . man
named oppenhein, q Polander, licensed as ped
dler in Chester District, was recently killed at
Black Creek. 0ppenAeim, it appears, sas shot on
Saturday, the 24th naa by one Jia Brown, as he IS
called, residing in lbs neighborhe0d The wounded
man was taken to the residence Of Gr. Mcfarland,
where he was kinsily cared for. but he died from
the ELECTS of The wound on the following Monday.
Brown, we leapn by our informant, has fed; but
he is closely pursued by the officers of the law and
we sincerely hope that he will be arrested.
[Chares.on Courier Sd.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

CHoIeE enoeEalEs.-wer refer epieuses to tho ad-
essrs Dan;xs Co. Of 0eat and ROYAL
streets in which enarneated lot Of good ihas
which viii certainy tempting No ono shanld foret that
Is duty which has made imperative to lay
in full supply good things about Christmas times There
no beerp ees e go for this purpose than pattses,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

ovERsHHss K1LIRD.-We learn that sAsEr. Barnes,
oyerseer On o. P. WEfight's plantatisa, two miles
west of Jackson was stabbedsand ahanst instantly
killed bf negro OF Monday, evening last. He was
correcting the negro at. tha time the fatal lick
was straek. The aegro hadgropRasa case knife to
sharp point for ahe purp1se, no dnAubt, of deiA,
arresssd and confined in the pepatentiary at Jass-
son to await his trial. [Erandona aepubs Nov %
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

FRoMTaE South SOCIETY IsBANDs, THE French
Government, as is well known, took possession of
the Society Islands, in the South Pacific Ocean,
several years since. letter from these islands,
dated August 2lst, says
The Legislative Assembly of Tahiti and Moorea
had petitioned the Emperor of France to select and
sendont two French Protestant missionaries, for
each of whom they promise to provide 5000 francs,
houses, and lands. The petitioners say: eve
ardently desire that our children may learn the
French language, but we do not want that when
they learn it, it should only be the means of chang
ing their religion.a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

BooSs THAT SHOULD re READ BS EVERY 0sE.
Mr. Taos L. White No. los Canal street, has received lately
several works which aa the yaiusbe published o
long time. We refer To Irvng's Life Of Washipgten,
Wealth and Northern Pes Thsso hooks should bs III The
hsnds Of all and have place every blay w White also
aiyeFses other publications which invite the atten-
ton Of The reading portion Of The public,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

ees and can't get aways being offered prices suit
the times By those well known Nes ogeau manufacturers
Messrs, II W. Reynolds Co., No Magazine Theig
stock Not only consists of every description of trunks, kE
yRlsss, carpet bags and India rbhr goods The Induce
neais which they offer Sy entcing persons so
wish 10 buy for their use at city country gar.
chants who buy TO sell again. Msssrs R. Co. manctue
here home of the iateria therefore their 4 ck can
be fully relied on superior in every respect
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-10

VESSEL WANrEp.-Messrs. Spencer Fleha y Co..
Of Camp and Gita Streets advertise vessel of be,
tween two and four hundred burthen load e Galveston
We direct the attention of ship masters and the adSer
tiseraent