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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-06-24
PERSONAL DISCHARGE.

Kent County Set:
nN application of Henry NJ Rollison ofkent
\vcounty, by petition in writing to me the
subscriber; William b. Wilmer Justice Of the
Orphans Cow: Of Kent country, stating that
he was in conruc.lcnt tor debts which he was un
able to pay. and praying me to grant to INN tho
benefit of the lnsulvcnI Laws of this State,
schedule of his property estate and effects, and
list of his creditors and debtors on oath, as TAR
as lie can ascertain them, being annexed 10 his
petition, and the said Henry Nj. Roison having
satisfied no by competent testimony that he
las resided two years next preceding the time o
his application, within the state OF Maryland
and having appointed Peter Stokes a Trustee
for the benefit OF the creditors of the said Henry
NJ. Rolson, and the said Trustee having given
bond with security approved by me, for the faith
full performance OF his said trust, and the sad
Trustee being in possession of all the property,
estate and effects of the said lnsovent Debtor
(lhe necessary wearing apparel and bedding OF
hiuiseIiand family exceptcd) for the benefit Of
his creditors, William b. Wilmer, justice of
the Orphans' Court Kent of county aforesaid,
do hereby grant a personal discharge to ;hc said
Henry Nj. Rollison and do hereby appoint and
fix the first Wednesday in the next september
term of Kent county Court for the appearance Of
the said Henry Nj. Rollson to answer such IN
,errogatores may be proponndcd by any OF
his creditors, and do also appoint ana Tx me
first Wednesday in the next September term OF
the said Court Tor the final hearing OF the said
application and do nlso order that the said Hem
ry M. Rollison. by causing copy of this notice
and order to be inserted in one of the newspa.
pcrs printed on the Eastern Shore of the State OF
Maryland, once week for three successive
months before the said first Wednesday in tho
next September term Of said Court, give notice
to his creditors to appear before the said hont
county Court OIL the said first Wednesday in the
next September term ofsaid Court TO sliew cause
,fnny ,hey have; why the said Henry NJ. Roll
son :hou ID not ha We the benefit of the lnsolvent
Lawsa prayed. WV, ,,,
Kent county, apr. IL, AT MAY 81, '4s-sm)
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-06-24

CHEAPEST in THE WORLD
Steam Refined Sugar Candies.
12a Cents per pound, Wholesale.
n RICHARDSON, No. AZ Market street,
% . PHILADELPHIA, takes pleasure in inform
inp the public, that he still continues to sell hH
yerv Superior Steam Refined Candy at the low
price ofsls SO per 100 pounds, and the quality
is equal to any manufactured in the United
States.
He also offers all kinds of goods in the Con-
.tsctionery and Fruit line at corresponding low
prices, as quick sales aud small profits are Inc
order of the day.
Call and send yo,, rders and you cannot fai.
TO be satisfied Don't forget tho NUMBER a.
Market Street, Philadelphia. oy
Feb. o6th ASSN
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-06-24

The subscribers having engaged largely in the
Timing Business, are prepared to supply Ner-
chants with all kinds Of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-15

ROBBERY AND AssAULT.-Banon Ledryher was
on Sunday night arrested by the Second Munich
paIiy police, charged with breaking open the trunk
Of VIM. Doran, and also with assaulting Mr.. D.
with a dangerous weapon. Doran who keeps
bakery on New Levee street, made affidavit that
Irdryher came to his establishment and broke
open his trunk and stole S35 therefrom Doran
caught the thief in the act of committing the rob
berry, and when the scoundrel saw that he was
caught, he turned upon Mr.. Doran and inflicted
some severe wounds upon his head and shoulders
The accused was yesterday arraigned before act
ing Recorder Golding, and his examination fixed
for the l7lh inst
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-15
IMPORTANT TO PERSONS HAVING

w VAN BENTHUYSEN, BROKER AND GENERAL
w. AGENT, has opened at his Office No 81 -
GR.APTER Street. a Z EGlSTER Of Dwell T555A
Hngs. parts of Dwellings; Stores and parts of Jsli
Stores, offices, etc, To Rent also, REAL ESTATE
For Sale.
The object Of this Register is to comprise all such nforma
ton relative Houses for and Real Estate for sale
will enable persons to see at glance whether the and
situations satisfactory thus saving amount of
inquiry and labor in hunting for dwellings etc; all such
information being had at one central point.
PfOpehyholders and Agents for the renting of Houses
will no doubt, readily appreciate the benefits of such
Register and are invited 70 send IN description of prem
seS, location and rent.
Already large number Of dwellings and stores are on the
becomes complete possible to render H. small
fee Is charged for the use of the Register
81" w. V. B. will attend to the RENTING df HOUSES
and SALE OF REAL ESTATE, both in this city and the
county. Jy15 I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-15

SrARBING A WATCHMAN.-A man named Am
brosc O'Connor atias Smith, was arrested about
O'Clock Yesterday morning, by the First Municipal
ily police, charged with stabbing Waterman Phil
ip Nahony, with intent to kill him. The affair
Incurred about o'clock on Saturday night, on
harais street near St. Louis street. Mahony had
been ordered by Lieut.. ViOt to arrest O'Connor as
dangerous and suspicious person if he met with
him during the night. Soon after the order was
given Mahony met with his man, and in the at
iemE to carry out the orders of his lieutenant re-
c"l,ed terrible cut across the face and a severe
wound in the abdomen from a bowie knife A
fellow named William Holmes, who was arrested
on Sunday by Lieut.. Viot a dangerous character
is sald to have stood by during the scufile between
the Waterman and O'Connor and TO have told
the latter to cut Mahony. O'Connor remains in
Jail awaiting an examination.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-15

THIRD MUNICIPALITY Council This body
met last evening, Recorder Seuzeneau in the chair
a message was read from the Mayor, in relation
20 an ordinance passed by the Council on the LIST
inst. providing for ditching and draining certain
lands lying between the POutcharrain Railroad and
the GENTLY road. The ordinance requires that the
Of each lot 80 feet by 200 shall nav 81 on the
same towards defraying the expense of the work.
His s{ss sh'fls not object TO the improvement,
whoa hdhiTkNill be beneficial; but he objects
TO the x O1iqanc3sO far as it is contrary to NV
lie recon umendl that the ordinance should be
amended 30 As comply with the law on the sub.
IeCt His" h0bF also called the attention of the
Council 10 ithe condition OF wharves Nos. l, 2aR 3
WHICH need repairs. The Council postponed further
action Oh the aforementioned ordinance, in order
to obtain further instructions from the Mayor.
A communication was received from John Dug
gau, Of the Second Municipality, offering the float
inc wharyes for sale Referred to the Improvement
COmmip-~--
A % .Mication was RECEIVED from A. MicOu
compa MOI taxes being levied on his property on
the GentNy road. The . English of the commu-
uctfion completely overCame the members OF the
Council, and before hearing one-halt OF 1t, 1t was
referred DO the Finance Committee.
bill from Coroner Spedden, for $50, was re-
celvpd and referred to the Finance Committee.
A communication wA received from the Super
inieudeut of the ST. Vincent de Paul Cemetery,
stating that the price of graves in that Cemetery
would hereafter he 50 so.
4 letter was received from inhabitants of Eau
bourg Franklin, complaining Of the condition of
their streets. Referred
A letter was received from William Carn, In
speclor Of Public Works, complaining Of the reduc-
lion Of his salary. Referred to the Improvement
Conuiiee, with power to act.
Mr. Collins, Of the Finance Committee, presented
an ordinance creating the office of Comptroller,
and fixing the salary at $500 per annum. Append
ed 10 the ordinance was resolution repeating the
ordinance appointing additional clerks for the Treas
urer. The ordinance, after some explanations by
Mr. Flanders, was passed, and the resolution made
(. 10 order OF the day for the next meeting.
The Committee on Claims, to whom was referred
Bill of the NewOheans Bee, for publishing cleo
tion returns reported uniayorably to the same.
The report was adopted.-Adiourned.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-15
LTTN FLAT. CoPPER. sHEET LION. &c.
MAYn,S MI1SIC sTORE.

No. 5 Camp street Canal.
DIANO FORTES manufactured b. the best houses, and
fully guaranteed for pemanency OfssI37E5zs55-zgs
tore and durability fwOrm anship; EOllan sbsgzF9
Piano FOnes, from the best mdnutaCtOU,sT II IY N II
and guaranteed TO remain at concert pltChI Y
for FIVE years MUSIC for all instruments received daily
published every week from the most popular alihoE Mu'
SICAL INSTRUMENTS of every kind embracing, IN
part Harps. Double Bass FiolonceLOs. Guitars, Volns,
BanjOs, Drum, bass and te40I Tamb0rnes Flutes Glar-
Tombones bass tenor and alto; Cometa Pstons, Orphe
cides, French Horns, TIumpes valve and plain; BggleT
Cavalry FrUmpats, Hunting Horns, CyTlbaLs. MUSICAL
MERCHANDISE of every kind. STRINGS for the
Harp, Bias VlO, Violin and Guitar. INSTRUCTION
BOOKS for all instruments by the most approved authors
INSTRUCTION the Piano, Harp Violin Guitar Flute,
and in Vocal Music Pianos tuned repaired, and taken IN
part payment for new Pianos Musical instruments TaDaired.
MUSIC BOUND. The abOve-named merchandise IS re-
much lower prices than if purchased private account
Purchasers are respectfully invited examine the articles
Jyi3 I'm WIN. T. MAYO, Agent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-15


ARRIVAL OF THE LIBERIA PACKET.-The bark
Liberia Packet, Captain Goodmanson, arrived at
Baltimore on the 9Th inst, from Liberia, having
made the passage from Monrovia to the Capes of
the Chesapeake in 26 days, it being the shortest
passage ever made from Liberia 10 this country ::
and, taking the character of the voyage into con-
sideration, the working from the coast-winds into
the trades, and again from these into the variabes
on our own coast it is of the shortest ever made
by a sailing vessel.
The Packet brought several passengers, amonp
whom are Judge Benedict the Chief Justice of the
Republic of Liberia; Mr.. Russwurm, Governor of
the Maryland Colony at Cape Palmas, and Mr.
James B. Mccall. We learn that at the time of the
sailing of the bark nothing of any interest was
Transporting at Liberia The inhabitants were all en-
ioyng good health, and matters were progressing in
their usual quiet but satisfactory manner.
The Packet will be despatched on her return to
Liberia perhaps as early as the first but not later
than the tenth of the coming month Of September
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s MAgs S.
FOR NEW YORK via HAVANA,

FOR NEW YORK via HAVANA
,c=Iss=S The steamship CRESCENT CITY, Captain
SGIkEfA Ghag Stoddard, will leave above, on TUES
go DAY MORNING, August Is, at 10 o'clock,
ior New York touching at Havana at which place she will
only STOP few hours. StateroOms and berthS may be
cured at the office Of her agents but none will be considered
engaged until paid or Passengers for Havana eqnested
to Obtain passports. For freight or passage apply to
J. 7. WHITNEY 4 co. % Camp street.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
To Nelo York. To HdUdnd.
"iOOii7 30 w 800 w
- ittoNei NdDIlS'' ~ W ~ W
u lHe oLeeIdge-. ~ w
KY Letters for New York will be taken free; for Havana
10 cents per single letter will be charged and ceats per
aV report having been extensively circulated that the
City would be Withdrawn from the route between
G dreams and New Ork take occasion say that she
a,'a ou expressly for the trade between New 0rk,
lie @ ana New Orleans, and that there intention
S9i' vi ue owners 10 make any change her route.
Js-O J. P. WHITNEY & CO., Agents.
szgE5s STEAM TO BRAzOs ST. JAGo-Regu-
sGLaA4S 4d[ doket-Fhe superior cOppered and cop
q = per-IaSiened steamship u ST A Cant
5ired stevens, VIII ply as regular packet between New
Orleans and BrZo ST. Jago taking eght for Month of The
no Grande and MadmorOs which will be forwarded without
delay, ample arrangements having been made for Tsa
LsHeiS s 70 III ny 4IST9 III APPS 3m
5e"| (THOMAS Z. ADDY Il Co. Brazos ST Jago'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-15

FINED. 1880 Sarah Davis, Roxana Shepard, and
Mary Dwyre were yesterday fined IS each for GO
ing on a spree in Glatn street, and kicking up a
grea; dust generally. Cenas Spenor was fined So
Tor disturbing the peace and being drunk. Auguste
Wilson for being drunk, disturbing the peace, and
resisting a Waterman, was fined $40, and not being
able 10 fork over, was committed to the Workhouse
for ten days
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-15

The QUEENS DELIGHT, which forms essential ingre-
dent the GTaefenberg Sasapala Compound, probably
superior Saapana itself Professor Frost of Charleston
3 e, speaks OF 1t as follows, IN the Southern journal of
Few vegetable productions exhibit power upon the
system generally, So powerfully its action exeTted upon
the capillary and seCreng vessels in changing their morbid
states conditions, and dspOsng them healthy
action, that is greatly to be preferred &c, &C." He
further adds That II is in chronic diseases and chronic in
Examinations and also the long train of consequence that
follows syphilis that its efficacy best exhibited"
The superiority Of the Graeienberg SaBapanla Compound
may be thus stated
lst 1t composed of number of the most eicacious
vegetables in the whole range Of the Maena Medical ad-
dtlOn TO SaEaparla
I'd These so highly concentrated that there are many
doses in the bottle than any the very largest bottles
advertised.
3D. This concentration renders TO SaHapara what nj
nine is Peruvian Bark The more diluted PREPARATIONS are
better than ordinary root beer-sOuHng on the stomach
and spelling the bottles To use wea infusion of Sara-
paula when suphae Of the article may be had is like
taking bark instead OF Qninne like travelling in
against strong current, instead Of in swift
These things being let all who have made up their
minds to SaTsapana that of the GaetenbeFg
Company 1t Is warranted 10 be times efiCacOns
uan any other knOwnnO matter how large the bottle or
The Graeenbeg Vegetable Pills the GTaefenberg Health
Btters, and the GraeeRberg SaBapaHa Compound should
supecede all others For universal use, the Pills and Bte
are OF mcacuabs value. Those who take them need not
Tear the eneryatng effects of the which at hand
EF The General Agent for Louisiana and Mississippi
ID, HAN5BROUGH " Camp street, New Orleans, La.
to whom applications for Agencies may be addressed
Camp street ALFRED HUNTER. corner Of ExcRsne re-
Place and CustOmhouse st.; e. VAN FEI4SON. corner
Magazine and Bartholomew SIS; J. WRIGHT x co, ISL
ChahIes ST.: J. LLAD0 "a Condo st., New Orleans -
THOS COOK, Postmaster city of Lafayette; J. L. VAN
B0kkEI.LEN, corner Camp and st. Mary SITS; JOHN
FOELKEl corner Leyee and Seventh s LAFAYETTE. and
CHARLES BEHNEoT. CaHoltOn, La. Je6 is6
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-15
FAMILY BUTTER AND
CHEESE DEPOT
sBIP CEANDLERY AND HARDWARE.

SHIP CEANDLERY AND HARDWARE.
SAMUEL LOCKE, Mos. 7 and Front LeUee, -
- Set1SseE Cnst0Eah0usg md BieaULe streets has : q
lately received fall supplies of articles in the above n
me which be prepared to sell at the lowest prices ~
81 pieces London Bunting Red White, Blue and Yellow;
o6699 American Ensigns, Jacks. and remnants:
% ~ coils Superior Manila aud Taued COrdage;
~ ~ Ahchors. assorted from SO to 900 lbs;
so 20 man Gables, q, l. "a, IA inch
5gUO Hooks and Thmbes:
T.dh BUN dand Iron Strap'd Blocks
- faJent Roller Shelves CabO0ses, &c, sc.
O'gO YARDS Iouou Duck assorted Nos;
Nautlcai AImanacs, Log Books, Log States, &c; &c.
Al o-IwO splendid CHRONOMETERS, ThCmas
Hewitt, maker. Je27 ii
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-15

UNGALLANT CONDUCT. Miss Louisa Fisher,
who holds forth at No 1877 Customhouse street, yes
rcT.ay made affidavit before Recorder Genos,
charging NJ. NJ Thomas with having come to her
house on the TN instant and assaulted and beat her.
That not satisfied with an ordinary quantity of such
glorious revenge, he came again on Sunday night,
heiween lOand II o'clock, and committed further
assault and battery. A man with paper in his
hal, was sent after Mr. Thomas, to request him to
sIep up 10 the Captains office and settle
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-15
MATCEES. JEWERY AND FANCY GOOD

FE'HE subscribers have Just received additional ~
supply ofvery superior Gold and Silver Watches, $Eh
with Hunting Gases OF NJ l. Tobias, ROskell and T. 5A
other superior makers; also Fine London DUDkeI ks2
Watches, rich Jewery of the latest styles comprising inc
Gold Watch Chains, Keys and Seals, Ladies Bracelets
Necklaces Breast Pins, Gold Pencil Gases, Finger Rings
&c. a sO, great variety of FANCY GOODS selected by
of the firm in the European markets consisting ofW0rk
Boxes, Dressing Gases, fine Fans Recues and other anGy
articles Also fine Scissors and Needles Table Knives and
Forks, CastOH, Candlesicks Double and Single Barrel
Guns, Pistols, Revoyers, Bowie Knives Military Goods, &c.
&c, for sale At moderate prices by
jeA HYDE & GOODRICH. Is Chartres ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-15

A TRAvELLER.-The Chicago Democrat notices
the arrival in that city Of the canal boat John Drew
from New York. 1t came up the Hudson river and
Erie canal to BufaIo-lrom BuffaIot 10 Erie through
the Lake-from Erie to Pitsburg by the canal
from Pittsburg down the Ohip to the Mississippi
up the Mississippi to the Inois-up the Illinois to
the canal, and down the cannl to Chicago-thus
making an inland voyage of about two-thirds the
distance from this country to Europe.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-15

MORALS or THE SECOND MUNICRALIrY-The
police Il the Second Municipality made fifty-seven
arrests 8bm Saturday morning last to Yesterday
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-15

DISTURBING THE PEACE.-George Brooks Phil
ip Regal, James Farley Ellen Summers, Ellen
Jorney and James Dalton, We're yesterday arraigned
before Recorder Golding, charged with having dis
turbed the peace and shocked the dignity Of the
State. The ladies and gentlemen were severally
ordered to give security in the sum Of $500 that
they would be more circumsEect for the next six
months at least. James Kromelly was held to
bail on the charge Of assault and battery, as also
were Henry Mclean, James Duncan and James
Irwin, charged with showing fight to the watch
man who found them snoozing in Lafayette Square.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-15

o. Advices from Sierra Leone, to the 18th of
May, mention the recent landing of upwards of
1000 negroes, captured from slavers by various
government vessels, and that further arrivals are
expected.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE, % 578oN.-LoNerrUDr, 30 Win Time, Oh.

Cleared Saturday:
Ship Rocka Foster, Boston, J. P. Whitney & Co
Ship NOnaEtum, Lodi Liverpool, J. 2. Whitney < Co
Ship MOseIe, SOmerby, COwes and Market.
j. ?. Whitney s. Co
Ship Louisiana, [Bfaml Batter Bremen, schmidt & Co
SChr Mitis, GOOdspeed, BrazOs St JagO, l.. Dobbn
SChr Elizabeth, Miller, Mobile, Z. ID. Lehman
Schr Com Hull, Jackson Mobile Master
Steamboat Mary Stephens Ford Cincinnati Hyde& esby
Steamboat Brunswick, Lee StLous c. T. Buddecke y Go
Arrived Yesterday:
Steamship Ohio, -, from Vera Cruz 81 inst Via Calves
ton, TO naser-Pont.
STEAMBOATS,
Creole GbersOn I'm Mobile
Viola Wilson, I'm DOualdsonville
LatOna, Seleck, tim Bayou Sara-I7 bales cotton
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r-,,,,,1D- = NO HUMBUG. -
T1PWARDS Of 1000 bottles OF DR. COLEMAN'S
- GONOhRSEA MiATUR RE have been sold during the
past year. without complaint in ngIe instance Over
dozen used IN our U s Hospital This N dicine cHa
of where fails the money will he refunded ia every
case. E5 Sold by II. KENNEDY "a CharfTes street and
at Dr.. A. w. COI4EMAN'S TONIC BITTERS DEPOT
90 PQXpR.3S Street. ap29 eWSS =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-15

- The public is respectfully informed that this sessr
f5N most delightful place of resort and amuse- Sste
lllaI ment is open under the management stSssa
Of the subscriber. In the extensive grounds 30. Eg
DUETS of all kinds will be furnished by the gard
ner, and the Saloon and in the Gardens ICE CREAM,
LEMONADE SHERBERFS, SODA WATER and
CONFECTIONERY.
The Hotel department undergoing extensive alterations
and improvements meantime preparation is made to fur
nsh dinner parties with all the delcac!es OF the season, and
the best of wines and liquors. 80
And last though not least attentive and polite bar keepers
will be found their posts administer to the comfort OF his
friends aud the public generally whose patronage he socts
ap13 SIN JAMES DURNO.
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HOTEL; AND GARDENS.

HOTEL AND GARDENS,
one Of the most delightful residences IN the South.
.5yazjA THE CARROLTON HOTEL AND GARDENS, sasss
Esga So miles from Canal St., NewOEeans, UiG theS
E4A2A-C auOlOn Railroad. 49,
THE subscriber has the honor that he
fdy prepared accommodate limited number of BOAD.
Kris, by the day, week, month.
TERMS:
Per Day ~ co. Per Week $40 Per Month 90 90
Breakfast, Dinner, and Supper, at any hour.
Fish Dinners to order, and Private Parties accommodated
The best Of Wines and Liquors.
Ice reaS ShcTbstS Lemonade and SOdG-I7dtsT, served
at the Saloon or in the Gardens.
The Dining rooms and Restaura are under the charge of
Mr. POUCHET one Of the first caterers, and formerly of
Mobile and New Orleans.
Billiard Tables Ten-pn Alleys, and Quoits.
Good Stabling for thirty Horses.
~ The FLOWER GARDENS attached to the Hotel
acres in exsn) laid with much taste, and in
fine order and fur SurpGss anything Of the kind in the
United States
BOUQUErs in great variety always to be had applca
ton to the Gardener.
Every possible attention paid to Visers whose patronage
is resDectfulV solicited BY (myJtG JAMES DURNO.
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SENT DowD.-Felix Lepiney, f. m. c., was yes
ie7day brought before Recorder Genos, charged
with stealing a lot of leather from Ramona Cares
A decidedly tough was made out against Felix,
and he was returned before the First District Court
VIM. Holmes was sent down on charge of vagrancy.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-15

LARCENy.-Evanda Powell and Charles Mills,
We're Yesterday araigned before acting Recorder
GoIding, charged with stealing trunk of clothing
worth $40, from Peter Fry, at the Shakespeare
Cohee-house Their examination was fixed for
the I7lh instant
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REyRSs MN.SMgs,

ICE CREAM GARDEN
TAYLOR AND CASS ICE CREAM GARDEN
Z All those in favor Of supporting establishment OF
this kind will be kind enough to cali and put ~ "a
their votes 1t will cost ten cents for the best glass s1
Of ice Cream that can be found in this city Judge T
from the demand and from what my customers say. ~hsG
Perhaps they altenng me the only way to test that is
cal and ry-pay cents, and receive thanks. must
acknowledge that greedy, like all the balance of the
human kind: the custom have, the more am
lous get TT" Call and try the Cream, and Oblige
R r. WOODWORTH
jy7 I'm corner OF St Charles and Union SITS.