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TWAS Duncan g. Walker son OF Hon. Robert
J. Walker who had bis teeth all Knocked out Tues
day. by the iron ran smashing a car on the Erie
railroad.
Little Rock and Fort Smith. Ark.
!: Horace Lacking. superintendent Of the vermont
Sentral railway, died at St. Adams Tuesday night
! Tom Allen has issued q formal challenge to
10 take place within fifty miles Of ST. Louis, and
Inside of three months. Allen Is backed up oy
Billy Carroll and Others has the requisite funds,
Ind means BUSINESS this time. McCooie was to
Sublsh his acceptance on the llth.
l The first train through from Montreal to Spring
eeld. Mass. for weeks, arrived on the 9th. The
obstruction was caused by snow.
The officers of the army and navy, department
Sf the gulf met on the 10th, at Delmonico's, and
Effected a permanent organization by the election
1f Admiral Farregut as president. and Major Gen.
Erals Sheridan, Banks, Butler and others as vice
Presidents.
I The New Mexican papers say that more snow
tas fallen In that territory this winter than was
EVER known TO by old American residents. The
mountains are covered on all sides with heavy
tnow.
A large feet of fishing vessels arrived at Glou.
Jester, Mass, on the llth, from Georges Bank.
Nearly ell had suffered the loss OF cables and au-
bhors by weather of almost unexampled severity.
h is said the losses will consume the profits Of the
fishery for the present year.
/ The Atheneum, at Railway, N. j., with an ad-
Joining dwelling, was burned Monday. Loss,
Bic, 900 insured for $4,000.
/ The Ingalls, family in Sheffield, VT. are re-
tnarksble convocatfon. They are SIX brothers and
-FOUR sisters the eldest sixty-eight and the young
bst forty-eight years old. The ten weigh just two
thousand pounds, and when the father and mother
were alive the whole family turned the scale at
Eomew what over twenty-four hundred pounds. The
heaviest weighs two hundred and sixty. and the
tightest one hundred and eighty pounds, and all
the boys are over six feet high.
[ chihuahua advices of February 18th, via Santa
s'e, report serious disorder prevailing throughout
the State. party of robbers attacked the ha-
siends of Valzquilo. owned and occupied by Don
ianuel Munazo and family. The robbers gained
sn entrance into the courtyard before their in
Eention became known. A hand 20 hand fight en-
eued, resulting in ths death of Col. Vicente San.
Ehez of Rio Florida. and Don joaquin Dominguez,
IF Vale de Allinde. few days before the ha-
fienda of Santa Cruz de Los Nieros WAS robbed.
Various other robberies were committed in va
sious parts of the State. 1t is also reported that
Z train of wagons were captured and destroyed a
few days ago in Cerre Gordo, Durango, few
leagues from the line.
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I THE ALABAMA CLAIMs.-7he 7hunderer Asks,
6 Who's a JfrGjd IN the EUent Of War ?"-Mr.
johnson can scarcely be aware of the extent of
flis repugnance TO war. and this single wish to
1--we only the national honor. when he tells the
Good people of Manchester that q war must be
kstly more disastrous to this country than TO his
otgn There is not the slightest necessity for i'm.
pkrtng such a calculation into the controversy.
TIE material results are really out OF the question
altogether. We are quite aware that in the event
oftwsr we should not be able to render effectusl
aidsto our Canadian dominion. and that our fellow
subjects out there would either live TO fight at
TERRIBLE disadvantage, or mortify our pride by an
ticiJSaiing defeat and yielding TO terms. In ma
ter& point of yieg that would be no loss to this
country. The Suggestion that numerous Alabamas
wou& ,scour every ocean In search OF the British
flag I'D lie in wait in the crowded track Of our
Austrlfian galIeohs, is thought Of retaliation
that MIST be only too natural. But neither IL the
menac& necessary, nor Is it so certain that we
should 1d the odds against us 10 this sort OF war
fare. CIR aDcsstGrs were robbers and pirates,
and the tmerisans are a step further from that
origin th4 weare for we are an earlier link in
Two sisps did an the mountain of mischief that
Is laid tokour icharge, and If it is strange that
they coulR be allowed to get out of our ports, it
In very mt$h Atrsnger that they should be allowed
to scour ea entire ocean and threaten every path
way of coSmeSce. IL our neglect, our red-tape-
ism and QUE stupidity were so great as to arouse
suspicion I'D Breed mistrust, what is TO be said
of The AmtSic,n admiralty? How can Mr.. John
son be sure<hat what has happened will not hap
pen again = His; argument requires that both
circumstances and national character should
change on bn M sides of the Atlantic. We are TO
become irreskute backward and chsry. We are
to become iIslnsible TO that honor which, II any
where. we hs& maintained on the sea. We are
to be incap41e of doing on q grand and open
scale that Nm was lately done here on the
smallest pofS scale. irregularly and surrept
tiously, vet viii astounding success. The crime
charged againsv those privateers was that they
were British in yPery respect whatever, except q
flag and a captXn's commission. On the other
hand. the Ameriy Inns are 10 do on q colossal scale
what they faile n to do in miniature. By their
own estimate, fhd lost more In the late war by
the ships that dull u not show themselves at ALL
but kept in har4pr, for fear Of those two mon
sters than by the hctual captures. Then, In the
present state Of AZ erican politics, who can count
on the permanei&e OF the status quo in any
respects How wAld foreign war operate on
the federal dueslfIng Wonderful and tneI-
pected things hard happened on that fabulous
sol; toitness tse deSh or manning Of million
men in The field. &hat has happened may still
happen. So also hay that which has not hap
pened nor even bed msgined.-[London Times,
Nov. ~.
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The NEW YORK PKKss ON BoUrwBLL.-The
money writers all AJAX well of BoutvelPs ap-
pontment as sscretalS Of the treasury, but he is
severely criticised edieJriay by the Evening Post,
Journal Of Commerce. and World. The Post also
strongly objects TO tie influences which caused
his appointment, and Says:
Mr.. BoutweR Is a psliucian by profession, and
his nominstionlputs GSnt's cabinet at once upon
the same level with pesvious cabinets. IL is no
longer a new way that rant is trying, for he is In
the old ''ruts," His plsi of campaign Is no longer
q fresh conception Of hi own brain. He is going
the old road which otbk generals have tried be-
fore him. Wemight e1jress our regrets that the
new administration has Aus for the time lost what
promised to be its dstinS character, but IL We con-
slider the cabinet as q fole II means nothing. Il
signifies no policy. Its character, the sntecedents
and the known opinionS of its members, fore.
shadow nothing.
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PETiTIoN............... .....''..'.'PETITIoN

Honorable oOn,eil COmmun de Ia vile de Ia NOuvelle-
Orleans:
Me.ssurs-Lss sOussisnss propstarss residents
psrt de Ia Gavez usqus s Broad chaque cote de
cote DE- ia us Miro dVus Commune j1sSua Canal ct Sai
repesntent snombre de pieds q spIes meaOnne nomsnt
etat deporsble de manque de bsnquettes
nayant vote de communication svec la psre CON-
de Vile pendant les temps puvieux Etes
vent et arrive ains qua nos families de soun pour
pouvan rendre nj groceries, nj marches ces
Ournee de uie devennent etsnt
les sses remps de saetes ct de oeae
II impossible de les dessecher atm de les eHdurcir Ansi
banquettes bos les susnommees
conformemen rege ct ordonnanees exsan ct sous
Messieurs nous notre petition votre avo-
Mons sur Ia rue Palmyre.
Peter g. Convey IS pieds.
Frank Kelhvsrn. "a peds
SGnn nf Morrison N P s. pi.ds.
VIM OBren. 81 pieds
Jean MARE Antiques q pess.
Michael Dunn. q pisds
Edousrd Dunn Is pieds.
Mclean. per Geo W. Miller "a pieds
Nine John Gsuche. NJ Dietrich av0cat. 900 pieds.
Nine Mary scsnlan, 50 piedA
W. Miller, 81 peds
Sac s all, As pieds.
James Cunningham. lis pieds.
Total nonSrs de pieds I7ss.
Sur Ia Rocheblsve:
Nine John Gsuche N. Dietrich svocat, 81 pisds.
Total, ga peds
Mons sur Ia rue Miro:
Peter @ Conway LOG pieds.
II. j. Da Costa, los pieds
Pierre Simon de ChayG IS pieds.
Andrews Smith, % pieds.
John Fischer 81 pieds.
r. Fslzunlo 80 piedS
James Kenny. % pieds.
,. Meunisr, 800 pleas
z Levy. les pieds
John Bowman, los pieds.
Victor Pessou 81 pieds.
Total. 1921 pieds.
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EMERSON ON MmToN.-In one OF his late read.
ipgs in Boston, Mr.. Emerson took Milton for his
text. He repeated what he said in his lecture on
Milton more than thirty years ago, that he
stands foremost of all men, in literary history,
in the power to inspire" In this quality Mr.. En-
erson ranks Milton before Shakespeare. Pascal or
Fenelon. He read much from his prose works.
especially the Areopagitica. "-from "Comus''
and from Samson Agonistes," though he rather
avoided Paradise Lost" After reading the
:. Echo Song" in "Comus," beginning
"sweet Echo, swestest nymph that liv'st unseen
Within thy aery she'll,
By slow Mesnder's margent green ETC.,
He said that Tennyson was the only other English
poet who had written good echo song. meaning
the Bugle Song" in the Princess" He thought
"Comus' the noblest praise of chastity ever writ
ten, and spoke of Samson" as q dramatic pre-
sentation of Milton's own experiences.
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Asthma, Oppression. Dyspn~a.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CANABls tNDIOA.
PKxrAxxD 1T GKuAuLr 4 Co.. CHEMISTS PANS.
Recent experiments France England and Germany
that these Cigarettes sovereign remedy for the
above distressing affections, especially when BssdonnA
stramentum and Opium have failed TO give relief
APPROVED By THE PARIS ACADExY or
MEDICINE
BURN du Buisson's Iodide of Iron and Man
ganess Pills.

Tia Of chlorotc scroous Affections n avays
eng tedious with the usual preparations Of roa which
unequenty fail owing the stomach not being able TO
support them The researches OF Professors Harmon, Of
Brussels Gensoul aud feeQuin Of Lyons; BerBeius and
rrousseau Of Paris have demonstrated that this aenabe
failure owing the absence of Manganese, which, veil
Iron essential element of the blood These P
therefore, supply important deficiency therapeutics and
consequently received the appreciation Of the Acadsmy
Of Medicine and the principal scientific bodes They
employed with certainty Of against Cnorc (0feen
Sckness stomach Complaints Poverty Of the Blood and
regular hsnstruson and preferable 70 the iodds
iona
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OFFICIAL.
pLTITION...-............-..-.... PsTITIoN
roths Honorable the Common Council of the City of Nov

To Honorable the Common Council of the City Of Nov
Tn. undersigned property holder. and residents of the fol-
slV 10 sroad street both sides Of Rochebve street.
Common canal street; both sides OF Miro street. from
hereinafter mentioned, do most respectfully inform your
body in most ceplorsbe condition FOR
the business part city In weather And in many
and families have Suffered for the com
reach either groceries or Tor
sde~ sks Tbs streets become impossible for weeks
after day. being in the and the bitches
reeking with Eth Itsmposble for them TO drain
sOd therefore yepr petitioners pray that yoar
above streets ia mity with existing rules and
reguAt unrer the supervision Of the city surveyor
and early confederation We are respectively youra
Names Palmyra street:
WIN. Gordon, IS feet.
2. j. UaCosts, IS feet.
Frank klevsrr q feet
Oh rles Morrison, 81 feet.
VIM. o. Brien, 81 feet
Michael Ounce ~ feet.
Edward Dunn. p feet
~. Brsbois ll8 feet
Mclean b GsSIgs% Miller Miller s. feet an s.,
Mrs Mary Scsnlcp, 30 feet
BstsrE, e feet.
w Miller, o. feet
JAG Stall, 80 feet.
DAILY. Is feet.
Names on Rocheblsys street:
Mrs. John Gauche, NJ. Dietrich. attorney gu feet
Names on Miro street:
Peter Co, way. l06 feet
y .. DaCosts- los feet.
Pierre SIMON de Ghsya. IS feet.
John Fisher, II feet.
Jacob FaIzunllo, 20 feet
jas KENNY. 20 feet
F. Meuner, SO feet
John Bowman los feet
Victor Pessou 81 feet
A. Hoffman. 200 feet.
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OFFICIAL.
PETITION
70 ,hs HonOrabls Ru.rd Of A.sis.an. Aldermen


60,
To the Honorable Board OF Assistant Aloermen
the holders and tax.
payers would submit tse following
orshIs hodv,e fsvsr~ re- consideratiou Wis,
Thst i'm ~ the vsry bad state banquette
ith.s been deemed TO request paving
same on ths faoing namsd Streets viz: on ST. Louis
Cont and o. streets from Roman TO Calves
slso The streets As follows: Preur johnson
ice Of sIvz stres, from Canal 10 Carondelet Walk Hop
n an $500. r,rtsd wa remain With hieh e.tmation
ve9v ra.Rfscy,fsiIv Sonr eto
SsmnsI Hehi; o. &c.
Uoibrit,ar 9os 81
y r "hbar, as fsst
Io..nh S.aar % faat
Icnis xsts "a saas
~ W.hsr Ioo &C.
p clsona % go
4 W .sossn..o~,'.ss ia fast
r. YEA a. Sd &C.
y RnLsr+ % f.
49, ,or.- os oct
"a schsssh,. % 49,
~ Wa,.ss los -,
z Eoassi ss7 -.
= ns,aoar o. -.
n VoIh-seht "a f..t
"a V,a,r % -.
psnl Vesarnohs;,, % s..k
Adolnb Uonf no tat wv
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II MEAQ3 = MAYO-
II sUCOEss0Rs TO MAGGIE q KrKAsBJ
Removed from No. Magazine street.
Manufacturers 81 saddlery and Harness.
-ImroRuRs
sADDLERY, HARDWARE, BETTING, PACKING AND
HOSE, ETC, ETO..
Eos: Tohoupiteuls< and New Levssl end q g end y
Common Streets.
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CoLoRBD CABIN P4sENGER CASE IN NEW
YoRK.-ihe Herald of khe llth says: BY the
judges charge the whole point in the case of the
suit against he steamshiTfcompsny for ejectng
colored person from the cf bin Is made 10 turn on
the point whether or not HE daughter used de-
cepton in purchasing the ticket. Judge DAILY has
put the merits Of these Ssses In q clear light.
Common carriers are required to take passengers A,
lint can impose their own kules, and may properly
separate persons Of differest color, that col.
ored person bss right or Plain to travel in cabin
separate for whites. Nevertheless, II the CON-
psny makes fair contrac 4 TO carry colored per-
son in the cabin OF the vhfes II must execute this
contract. The question isSthen, whether the com.
many sold the tickets knoning they were for col
ored persons, or whetheE' the tickets were when
sold believed to be forswhites. The company
claims that the tickets wIfe sold for whites, as
the daughter who bought Them could not be dis
tipguished from white aperson, and that this
danghter deceived the con9any as TO the color of
her mother who Is black. This fact Is what the
inrv is 10 dstermine. II th-re was deception the
plantih cannot recover da cages; but il the CON-
many knew or for any 5eason were bound TO
know, that the plaintiff mother was black
woman il must pay.
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OFFICIAL
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, l
City Hall, March Is, 1869.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, March Is, 1869. I
mo. l347-N. 81
ResOlued, That the adjudication by the control.
Ter of contract in accordance with ordinance
No. 1871, N. s., for Smelling and grading Locust
street, from Felicity Road TO Washington street,
to James Faion, security William Cullinau, at
three dollars and fifty cents ($3 60l per running
foot, be and the same is hereby rejected by the
Common Council of th City Of New Orleans.
Resolued further, That the controller be aud he
is hereby authorized 70 readjudicate the afore.
mentioned contract to the lowest bidder or bid
ders after five days notice In the official Journal in
accordance with plans and specifications on file
In the city surveyors office.
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(signed) THOMAS M.RKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved March Is, 1869.
(signed) JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL. Secretary.
MAYoRALrY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hail. March Is, 1869. I
mo. l350-N. ST.
ResolUed, That the controller be and he is
hereby authorized, after five days notice in the
official journal, to adjudcste a contract to the
lowest bidder or bidders, for rebuilding the engine
house of MilDeburg Fire Company No. l, the work
to be done in stvict accordance with plans and
specifications of the city surveyor
(SlQne0l ALFRED hkARNY,
(Signed) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved March Is, 1859.
JOHN W. OVERALL. Secretary.
MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall. March Is, 1863. I
mo. 1354-N. 81
ReSolued, That the street commissioner be and
he is hereby authorized to erect cause to be
erected. four gas lamps and posts on Third or
Mystery street. from Esplanade street to the en-
rsnce of the Fair Grounds.
(Signed) THOMAS Marley,
President Board Aldermen.
| (Signed) ALFRED KBARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved March Is, 1863.
JOHN W. OVERALL Secretary.
| MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
| City ball, Oct s, 1865.
mo. lO64-N. ST.
| Resolved, That the controller be authorized to
advertise in the official journal during five days
that sealed proposals will be received at his Office
for supplying the city with blanks. blank books
| and stationery for one year, agreeable to specif'
cations on file in his Office, as approved by the
chairman of the finance committee.
(Signedl ALFRED KEARSY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(signed) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Oct. s, 1868.
(Signed) JOHN &. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOIN W. OVERALL. Secretary.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, CrrY HALL,
| New Orleans, March l6, 1869.
Notice Is hereby given that the controller will, at
his office, up to noon of Wednesday March "a. 1859,
receive sealed proposals for the above contract.
Pas. LABARRB,
] Deputy Controller.
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Poor CARLoTTA-A PdtSfH Scene.-The burial
of the young crown prince OF Belgium gave rise
10 very painful scene, In Shich I" poor Carlotta"
was the principal actress. The death OF her little
nephew had been carefully concealed from her
Int she heard accidentally of IL at the very mo-
ment when the funeral ceremonies were about to
commence in the royal chs&el. She Immediately
;ns;stsd enphatically on bving admitted to the
Chanel In order, as she sad TO put letter to her
husband, Macmillan, into :he coffin, and, when
her request was not COMPLIED with and she was
told she could not go to the chapel, she flew into
a violent passion, and hr cries we're heard
throughout the palace: great many y, Of the he
grief proceeded nom the p~or beresved queen Of
Belgium, but that brave he9rted lady DID all she
moment when her only son .ss buried.
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once o. Camp street. New Orleans.
J. O. NIXON, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Omc,aI Journal of the City of New Orleans

To promote the social material and political webeng of
the city of New Orleans the state of Louisiana great
Southwest will be in the future it has been in the past
the purpose of this journal The each days issue
referred to the fathuness and
with which this design is executed
While the point of the CRESCENT is Independent
subjects Of Newspaper
si,cussiOD, its opinions will always be found to be
didly, definitely and fearlessly expressed
A carefully selected corps Of
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Buy the oaIy sewing machine rt for family use,
the Grover "a Baker. Warranted FOR I'VE years.
Ouilter. brsider and hemmef given with each ma
chime Of ls2 Canal street.
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THE SUNDAY CRESCENT

Is peculiarly HOME JOURNAL Its ample columns viii
be found crowded with choice reading matter especially writ
ten this ssue including rich entertaining
and instructive variety, welcome alike the merchant the
planter the mechanic the housewife the and the old
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MEDICAL.
DR. j. LYMAN KENNEDY.
Fornsriy Of PhiladslphiA)
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL Issrrru re,

Fer the Chronic Diseases Of the rost Lungs
Liver and Kidneys Bronchitis yatsrrh functional De
raneements rervous ections, Neursleis Spinal Irta-
tons diseases incidental to females At the dawn of
of maternity change OF life Pulmo-
nary Consumption Diseases Of the Heart Eve Ear Blood
and skin Womb Uterus and its appendage s"tentih
cay treated years Of professional life having
been exclusively the treatment OF the above
feel hat promise speedy snd pesms
peut cure IN often understood DE- has t-st
autograph lettcs from some OF the mos. dstn-
gusheo and gentlemen this country many OF whom
are word Of letters bearing testimony 10 MS
skill Dr. X collected the principal discoveries with
which modern enrchef the field Of xateria
Nedca faithfully the effects Of various
and explored the vide fields OF remedes not
before used several Of hh proved have qualities Of
great remedial power Persons At distance consult me-
Nv letter J LYMAN KEsNEDY. M. D.
2i5 Canal street. entrance on Rampant street
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ovyIo8. ns NORTH THIRD STREET, 81. LOUIE no,
wm solicit ratsns and prosecute snis and old ~
isctsd cianA Expecting o.ssp profits from such
sotsn patents on nrst application for barely what
ana having been In the business for time
eied 70 shape claims 70 sved nfringensn An bad
sess attended 70 premptly-sdvcs fres IN al sssoz
tsst Of city rsixmcs givea WHOM desired.
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Digestive Elixir OF FepsiBA.
eRIMAULr CO., CHEMISTS. pARA
PEPslNE the latest scientific discovery Of DR. Sorvisa
MUSICIAN his majesty the Emperor Of the FRENCH 10 the
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which dgest food in the stomach When, by some
other, the supply Of digestive fluid d too small heinevabs
consequences bad digestion gotrts gastrae ints
Of the coats Of the stomach and bos heart
burn ptuite snamia loss Of strength and ~ fsmkep
choross The Elixir OF Pepsine which sancosed by the
iii diseases and prevents vomiting during pregnancy
=
syrup of rsru'i.. BARK and iro..
-PRzPARKp
0RIMAULT CO..
Chemists 10 II. l. a. Prince Napoleon. Para
This medicine presents agreeable FORM fhs sctfvs
principles Of Peruvian Bark the best OF tonics combined
with 1on Of the principal bases Of the blood 10 10
scrbed BY the most eminent physicians Of Peyis
young females and health and veor the
In general rapidly the distressing stomach
plants caused BY aneia and eucorhea TO which ladies
often subject regularzes and facilitates the TOW Of the
catamena and II also excellent for pale iyuphatc and
scrofuous children Lastly II excites the appetite promotes
Digestion and IL extremely beneficial 70 al Whose
blood has bean impoverished by iness long and dcu
convsecsncs Ths effects Of this Syrup q certain
and speedy.
Y. DUC0vGE'S,
CYhs-frex
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Commercial and Monetary Reviews.

C0mmercIhI hnu MunetHrG heVIeWE
VIII bear the scrutiny to the fidelity and udg
with Vhch this important branch Of newspaper duty
perform for the CRESCENT.
In brief the Proprietor Of the CRESCENT proposes 10
present the Public LIVE, and in every respect
FIRST CLASS PAPER, properly supplying the impers-
tive need Of the BUSINESS COMMUNITY AND FAMILY
CIRCLE It will be in the future in the past Influenced
by spirit of progress aiming at its continual n
provement for the benefit Of its patrons.
The CREsCENf'S circulation and its line Of advertise
ments sufficient testimony to the favor with which
Efforts for the public been appreciated and rewarded