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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-02-09

=. We suppose that blew peele, COM
para,ively, are aware l,he exit Of the
provinces of New Meeo and le Cali
fmnias, which the Present. in ; annu-
al Message, said ought B, 10 beurren-
d.red TO Mexico. Accaing toe bes.
authorities, the Californs con'ai more
than three hundred andffty 'hsand
square miles Of terrriioryAnd Neslex-
leo two hundred ,housari --malv TO-
se,her more than five hurried amy
,hou.and square miles, "rabon, len
times The exien, of Moth fsroliiiad
nearly equal in extent 10 all NE Ncwg.
land, al he sllddIe, and all The Son n
States PIT, ,Oge'her: psminstte" cA
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-02-09
Compositi Euildings.--A friend in

= Compost Buildings. A friend in
forms US ihasing in Southport, Wis
consin, a iewys since, he observed a
church in pro- Of building by the fol-
lowing mode 4 composition was made
of sixteen part avel from the lake shore
and one par, | the latter being slack
ell upon the gel and mixed directly
with IL. Twahks were tho" placed
edge wise eight twelve inches apart.
and the space b hen filed to the depths
of eight inches. This was suffered to
stand till the nexay, when il was sufli
GENTLY hardened faise the planks and
repeat the proces4The walls were thus
raised e'gh. inchp per day and were
as solid as stone. b iniornt us that he
saw brewery in q same ttgn, which
has stood two years nd Wild is. in no
respec. changed from originafrmness'
PrairieFamer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-02-09
@g9Al 999l0I2s
Utility Of Select Seeds.

we nrar much II Ills day Of certain
productions dePreria,ing. az, a. the phrase
d. .mnning out" This. hawever. would
never he llle ease. were we I0 adapt The
philosophy and practice in reference 60
them whlrlt nature 80 nhvinusly teaches
tn every rsilerting and observing mint,
and which may he condensed inlo n max.
I'm "l most rnnsenienl bre,iiy. viz: pro-
pngaie only from the best. There can
be na question, we apPrehend, that the
grain that riprns earliest. is the most eli.
glble f"r setd, Tor the very good reason
that circumstances show il To be- the mos,
mature. H. asserted in the Albany l'ul.
ilraIor, that farmer at the north, few
years since. was accustomed 10 dlspose
annually Of large quantities of seed wheat,
and al prices unusually and even sxlraya-
gan,ly high. a. his ahea, was of very
superior quslily--Temaikab!y heavy and
productive. and By many supposed 10 be
hew variety. II appeared, however.
spon Investigation. thst BE h-.l -se~srsIssI
in brhging il to that exalted degree of per-
fec,fh which rendered j, the wonder and
adnI ration Of all. simply by following the
aboe practice. Ivy reserSing annually the
hes and mosI perfectly developed portion
] nf : crop for seed. Many of The very
exFllem and highly productive varieties
olnrn now cultivated in New England.
III & attained their presen, excellence sim
\ p through the same practice, as have
uhy other productions, such as peas,
blns, pumpkins. cucumbers. melons.
slashes, and indeed most Of The above
, aund vegetables and esculenis grnwn in
dorIhern soil. We think farmers can
accord too much attention To this sub
-ll !, j. conIessrdly one Of primary
. portsnce, especi.ll, TO those VIM cul-
,te for. our city markets, where every
5 pauc,ion commands prize precisely in
tlfatio 81 iis excellence.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-02-09

iaches. lit is rare ihirg now days
TO lei with a good peach. Jack Eros,
anhe worm have played sad havoc with
fru9 this kind this season. One great
eau pf the uncertainty Of the peach crop
is, d worm. which bores into The root :
"ihs Flows" are not so prevalent This
seasd IS the last, but still The leaves shri.
vel ID ~ AZ sas.s
I'd is certain anii,loie against the
worm grub. The writer Of This has
seen eral generations of peach trees
die otfom the effects of the worms,
while Siree in the orchard had suryiv-
ed theiaI. and he was led TO inquire
why ih should live, while so many a.
round iisd. The tree in question was
found 10 surrounded by tsnzy. which
is knowis a great vermiluge. This led
him TO ri experiment with regard 10
others in tbeighborlloot, many Of which
were erldH in declining state. and 10
| his surprlfn very few weeks they all
evinced Thy and lively appearance
and since not single tree in the
whole lot been attacked In the slight.
est degrce.Ne recommend others to
Try it. 49,. 49,. ..et .e47r
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-02-09
The Graefenserg Company

HEREBY give notice. that their General
HI Agent for the Stale Of North Carolina i
Capt. WILLIAM JONES.
Of Lssishurs, franklin county, North CarOlinn.
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confectionaries, &c.
MRS. AssEIR

uN
ceived . We
~ large and
well @lxird
sssonl0enlaf
aEtielrsia
llu lane "a
tusincS. 20
which she
would ~
specifically
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-19

SHOCKING CASE OF LYNCH LAw.-On one of
these limbs on Wednesday morning last, black
was hung. wlthouta any interference of law-what
ever may have been the enormity of his crime or
the moral justice of his execution We witness ed
the tact, accidentally of course-and we cried to
the perpetrators-composed of white and black per-
sons, to cut him down; but interference was
unheeded, and whilst portion of the assemblage
held the rope, end of which was the dangling
and struggling victim, another caught hold of his
legs, and by pulling them-perhaps in mercy to his
sufferings-soon ended the fatal and inhrman scene
He was accused, we have since learned of murder.
The victim was white, young and tender in
years. and of course Incapable of moesting the I'M
fortunate deceased. As yet, no means have been
taken to arrest the authors of this affair--but
whether be that the act was not of description
TO merit punishment, or that our local authorities
have not exercised proper exertions in the matter.
we leave others to determine-our province being
only to state the nature of the particulars they
hibited themselves to us.
L. $50 prevent our being misunderstood, lit
may be well enough to add that the black was
dog, and the victim poor, noffensive little lamb
CentreUiNe (lMd.) Times
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.rr;vals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.

ST. CHARLEsH Darling and lady Ia a.; y veazee
Masst n 1ohnson, L Stewart, A Stewart, Ala;
s PseR %. a sfe5 1dy Ii aee . S New
0heamas W., 4 u McCunly Ala; Major G Dyckman J L
ssa Y S,nSooh O. A pr +, R MIR, 4
"a u 1p ih,t Miss w Dunnico Mo; Mrs Morris and
sn i ag Texas McHen5y & A. Andd Kennedy,
a sDp.spHH.~Iion Boyce. La; B BRENNAN, Ky; ] T
n,aneooe i r. Geson l. M Richards, N .: J Warren
p,I Mathews DR. d Qnin, Miss Culbertson Pa;
Flsunderiand Draper, Cortes and lady, A Will
Hf HsswIrTr s-J Chambers, La; Satenied; Johnson
SC. Nj Luster, Miss
ulNoble D Iernham Miss E Phillips. N o; Lewis
and lady. La; c9nnor Ala; 4 JORDAN D Summers;
1aasbter; Capt Shepherd U S A; Ii Smith. N Y; J G
Hnshes, Ohio; II W Jones.
psbeahed Ky; s Bryant A H Fisher Tenn; John Phil
tm. Grggs Sigh, A Daniel, Ala M L Duroch. N o.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-19

CHEAP PosTAGE.--Says Mr.. Bates, and no man
knows better what he is talking about: s. The adop-
ton of this plan will ultimately be "a source of reve-
nue. to the Postoffice Department. 1t will be the
means of diminishing the number of dead letters
and newspapers which is increasing every day to
an incredible amount. The carriers will not carry
out letters or papers where there is any doubt of
their getting their pay; consequently, the number
of advertised letters is daily increasing; and as tor
dead newspapers, they are sold by cart loads.
Half cent is not sufficient inducement TO carry
out newspapers, especially if there be any doubt of
getting the postage hence, the many complaints
OF editors that their subscribers do not get their
papers,
CAssIus NJ. CLAY-DamageS.- learn from
the Louisville Courier that the suit at law instituted
by Cassltls NJ. Clay against James B. Clay Henry
Clays som and Thomas III. Waters, for the desruc-
ton OF the printing establishment of the True
American, has resulted in verdict in favor of the
plaintiff for $500 1t was tried in Jessamine
county. the Venue having been changed. The
defendants pleaded, that the paper called the g True
American was established by c. NJ Clay to pro-
cure the emancipation of slaves; and that the sub
iect had not been discussed temperately and mode
ratelv but in manner TO render the slaves nsllb-
ordinate and inclined TO insurrection; and, there
fore, the printing press of the True American
had become moral nuisance. which the defend
ants with fifty-eight others, had abated, in pursu
ance to the request of public meeting. The
plaintiff demurred, and the Court sustained the
demurrer, and adjudged the plea bad.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-19
VALUABLE BOOKS.
ID ELIGIOUS BOOKS For sale at J


u ELIGIOUS BOOKS-For sale at No. 40 Camp
IN Street
The Complete work. of Rev, Robert Hall, 4 vols.
Lords Exposition of the Apocalypse, l vol.
Shorts History OF the Church of England, vol.
French's Notes on the Parallels, vol.
Barnes and jenour's Notes on Isaiah.
Thoiuck's Commentaries the Romans.
d. Aubigne's Reformation in Germany, etc.
Bushs Notes on the Resurrection, vol.
Barnes and Hodges Notes the Romans
Jays. Bickersters and Wnchester's Family Prayers.
Episcopal and Catholic Prayer Booksgreat variety of sizes
and styles of binding
Catholic and Protestant Bibles-geat variety.
Gathered Judgments; Walk Ah"r+ Zion and Awake thou
r. seepe5 BY Rev v jehn A A, G. ark o;oL vols
Jays Morning Exercises and Prayers.
The Great Awakeninga History OF the treat Revival in
Hunters Sacred Biography. vol. For sale by
apis 3td& lttw s. WOODALI.. 40 Camp ST.
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JENNY LIND ICE CREAM SALOON,
81 NJ. C I'll Il z l. Els s. IR T. T. I'll ,SInii,

(NEARLY OPPOSITE THE THEATRE.)
c. p The Citizens of New Orleans, and the sfss
6 - transient public respectfully mott ,sIGssa
49, fed that the above SALOON will be SlAeSl
eR opened THIS EVENING, Tuesday, 49,
April III, in style of magniiicence that will totally
eclipse establishment OF the kind in the Southwest and
fully vie in splendor, with the Palaces of Refreshments
the Northern cities.
The Saloon is fitted with the most costly and comfortable
furniture, by McDu of Magazine street, whose
we'll known in this city that it would be supeuous TO
the subject.
The Refreshments will consist of CREAMS and HER
BETS of every variety of flavor together with all the de-
licous FRUITS ofthe Tropics.
Mr.. SMITH formerly and for a long time the efficient
head of Nibos famous Saloon in New York. will have the
entire superintendance-the announcement of whic-wIl
guarantee TO the community the fashionable
New Orleans
The proprietor the public that the attendance shall
be unequaled and that the whole OF the Sa
loon will be such cannot fail to please the most fasdous
Families and Parties can be supplied at moments
notice, with all the deicacies OF the apl0 I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-19

Tho total number Of electoral votes At the ensuing election s
WEsoa,n Constitute choice In 1874 New York held
Eh . In Of power Had this State gone tor Clay be
a elected BY m T0 @oa asa In IL od po
VIII DC e States to preserve the political character
cssli except New York (which the wings consider as
io.s ior their party] Five votes in addition, must
almost su IL ohtaned from the States, from those
eo see far Polk in 1S44 to elect the Wing candidate
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-19
Memoranda.

Steamboat Alex Scott left Louisville on the 18th instant
Reports the Ohio river falling fast with feet water the
Canal
ogboat Popoe owed down and sea on the 18th inst
Ap Charleston. bark Manderin, brig William and Mary
IoSboai Dan Webster lowed down and TO the
ih INST ship York bark Bona Dea schr. w. Ii. Bache.
Iowboat South Western lowed down and sea on the
Shlns brig Boston and seir Creole brig Othello the
I Where she came in contact with the towboa South
ema and was compelled to return for repairs
logboat Persian owed down and 10 sea on the 14h inst
alps Mlddesex and nanvers, bark Pano.,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-19
PILLS.

MY PILLS are offered to the pubic with the utmost
tive propenes Such IS their saluary action upon the
ssn and s s hs s e an sss
sve share Of public patronage There are feW OF he as
S Be BY e a 1 and FILLS
In all where there serious OF partial arrangement
ing the effect TO cleanse the Stomach and the healthy
action of Lverhence their valuable properties u cases
y to remove that most formidable disease acting like
charm s e q Those whe BE-
tailoring under the LIVER Complaint will Tin the genera)
sss s at tines nj re and If
probability at time other there win be Shiny Tor
The p Therefore should be used and their use PeeveIsa} !
their adequacy effect this most desirable object (havng
healthy condition after many have been tried (per
haps) with only temporary relief As female medicine
Living as they do in the general, sedentary life, dose
taken occasionally will mpart new Life and ygoi to the ss
sufficiently secured short time previous TO confinement.
viii be attended with the most sa ,h eifess
perceived that they may be successfully used in the fol-
Fever and Ague, Bilious and Yellow Fever Dyspepsia.
Liver Complaint Rheumatism, BILIOUS Pepnsy Bilious
Female Obstructiors Tghtness Of the Chest Sick Head
ache Paralysis Asthma, want of action in the Stomach.
The following certificate is appended proves beyond
doubt the value of the above medcinemany more might
CERTiEYCATE
have been much afflicted with Dyspepsia oi uis
last nineteen and about agoI was
with Liver disease. After taking medicine ia1. nniaa
physicians and trying every thing that was though. Wo
benefit without being much relieved vsJed we,
all the Springs in Virginia and in the tai OF la tha,
must die T. however employed Dr. Eagon and s com,
menced taking his Pills and can say ney and BE-
eve they best family medicine have sb ete ~ ceoed
family therefore take great pleasure IN RECOMMENDING
them to the notice of the public believing that hundreds
timely use Of these Pills as have been. s. O. MOON.
Batesrae 4bemaris gG Nay y loa ~ u, cs,r,e.
.,rset only gents for New Orleans. apis BIN
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FASHIONABLE ICE CREAM SALOON.

II.
T'HE public respectfully informed that the magnifi-
4 cent Ball Room of this establishment will be- j
opened on the 18th instant an ICE CREAM SA- VII
LOON. IT is intended TO be conducted upon the plan ~
OF the celebrated Ice Cream Saloons of New York and Phil
notwithstanding place of resort that Ladies may visit
all times with perfect confidence either after the fatigue of
shopping, morning walk and in the evening with gen
emen and regae themselves with the choicest Creams and
Confectionery ruits, etc-a desideration long wanting
this city. In soliciting the patronage of the fashionable
PUBLIC the popreto have only to the high reputa
ton for respecabty and order that this Hall has hitherto
maintained guarantee that the regularity will be
observed under the arrangement. Families supplied
with superior Ice Cream on the shortest notice.
Ban officer will be constantly attendance to ex-
clude all improper persons. ap10 If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-19

o. 4 slave who refused her freedom has suit
on trial at Northampton, Mass, against physl-
clan for false Imprisonment, who, In 1919, took
her from her master on habeas corpus.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-19

The UNLovED ONE.-Patrck Smith was yes
terday brought before Recorder Baldwin on the
charge of having mauled the person of his lovely
better-half THE gentle Ellen Smith-his loving
wife. 1t appears that the torch, which is usually
borne by Dan Cupid suddenly went out-the censor,
containing the aroma of love, was exhausted-and
from bitter words the parties came to blows. Then
came the tug of war; and then the tug of the
policemen, who, grasping Smith by the neck, con-
sent to the First District Court, learn the truth
fulness of the adage, that he is cursed who lays
his hand upon woman, save in the way Of love -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ry Mrs. o. E. da PoNTE, would respectfully
uom those persons who DESTROYS of learning either
DRAWING or PAINTING, that she is prepared to give
nivae lessons to young Ladies either of those beautiful
accomplishments upon the most reasonable terms Apply
al this Office. ap12
~ Notice to Draymen. Hereafter | will pay no
aaee on goods consigned to except those who have
NV written order JOSEPH III. MOORE,
mbN I'm 107 POydras street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-19
mo - WORMS! WORMStt wORMSrTT

ami, ~ y Y these Troublesome and dangerous nabit-
he beato ue stomach and bowels which so often impair
Tonic v Az destroy the lives of children Use JAYNES
lie nmoi rnslfUGE, certain and safe preparation for
Stomach IL Oh various kinds of Worms, Dyspepsia Sour
So Of the Stomach and Bowels. and Organs Of pSes u
a,o = without exception one of the most valuable pre-
N0aS IN The world For sale by
aDR NATHAN JARVIS g. CO.
Corner of Magazine and Common streets
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o. Wheat is said to in look poorlymany parts
Of the country, especially in Western New York
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cARRoLLToN HOTEL. AND GARDENS

~ The public is respectfully informed that this SIN
.;Nf most delightful place OF resort and amuse ssSaEs
ment Is now open under the management tss2<&zE
OF me snoscfiber In the extensive grounds 30 WW
0tEIS OF all kinds will be furnished by the gard -
ner and at the Saloon and in the Gardens ICE CREAM
i LEM fIIN5 ADE, SnERBERTS, SODA WATER and
The Hotel department is undergoing extensive alterations
and improvements meantime preparation is made 10 tr
nsh dinner parties with all the decaces the season and
the best OF wines and liquors ' anu
And last though not least attentive and polite bar KEEPERS
Will be found at their posts administer the comfort of his
friends aud the public generally whose patronage he socs
apis ON JAMES DURNO.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-19

SENT DowN.-Matthew O'FarrelI, James Dunn
and James Burns, were yesterday sent to the First
District Court on the charge Of having cruelty
beaten man by the name of Dennis Donovan
The quarrel was regular Levee row" and even
as when mail coach upsets through the careless
ness of the driver, g no one was to blame.'' The
parties accused furnished bail, in the sum of $500
each for their appearance before JUDGE McHenrY
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-19

Hook HooKED-A noted parsonage, who re-
joices i'll the name of Bill Van Hook, was arrested
by the Second Municipality police yesterday on the
charge of having broken open the store of r. l..
Bruce, jeweller, on Camp street. and robbing it of
goods to the amount of $3.50. Mr.. Hook took his
departure for the First District Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-19
MNSNAON sAAEs.

| Valuable Young House Servants and Field Hands
BY RICHARD TERRELL.
2fs A5 - at sf L % Bak be
wy At Bankss Aesde Tie following extremely likely and
MALINDA aged 4 years, field hand;
MIA MIA ANN + :. house servant
MAHALA, S raised in house;
k kEg#AKD, e f sssf . x4;ssi and '"s'
and TWO WOMEN AND CHILDREN
All of the above Slaves will be sold under full guarantee
b. Acs OF sal before A. Aba Notary Public, at the
EXPENSE of tie purchaser apl9
Positive Sale of Lafayette Building Lots.
BY PiERSON d BONNEVAL, Auctioneers,
SATURDAY April At Il 20 Si BE- 5' soi at
THREE LISTS S oF GRoGND in the
bounded %s 1s by Camp Magazine ST. Andrew and Joseph
Lines front on Camp by lo6 feet inches lines deep
TERMs-on half cash. balance at one years credit for
q sale p g. M Raa Esq., Notary Public at
the expense of the purchasers. api9
Valuable Carondelet street Building Lots
BY PERSON & BONNEvAL. Auctioneers.
SATURDAY April at il Hs SsiG' b st sod at
T RapkSs AfGade without Ts en-
let Baenne Julia and ST. Joseph Streets designated "a
ny s Mos eae ed g ss f on cn @
by 20 feet Deep running to alley feet 10 inches wide
These Lots we'll located for private residences being in
of the best positions the Second Municipality in
a respectable heighborhood.
TERMS.-The purchaser to assume the payment of two
notes of s266 75 each payable lOth of June lS4S and
Il0th OF June l6 with cent interest from date; and
the balance cash
Acts of sale before B. Marks Esq, Notary Public al
the expense of the purchaser. ap19
Valuable Building Lots of Ground on Edward and
Pecanier streets
BY PERSON d BONNEVAL,
SATURDAY April % al i o'clock, Win be sold,
THREE LOTS OF GROUND, in the square bounded
bGecaner, Annunciaon Basin and Edw ard steets-desg
mated by the Nos 3 4 and l9No 81 feet front
Pecaner by 100 feet deep between parallel lines
No 4, adjoining lot No B. 81 feet IL inches lines
front on Pecanier street by 100 feet deep between parallel
lines. No 10 measures q ct 10 inches, lines front Ed
ward street by l2 feet 10 inches and lines deep, between
parallel lines.
These lots of ground very well located for private dwell
hngs, and feet higher than the banques The whole
per plan now IN the Arcade.
TERMS-One fourth cash; balance at g. IL and Is months
credit, for notes bearing mortgage, without interest
dorseS
Acts of sale before H B. Cenas Esq Notary Public, at
the expense of the purchasers apl9
Horse, Bread-cart and Harness-Succession of
Charles Monrose.
By PERSON d BONNEVAL,
Office No. 81 Graoier street
SATURDAY, April % at AZ O'Clock, My virtue
Second District Court of NewOeans, bearing date April 49,
lS4S-Will be sold at auction at the OCOnti and
Where streets, the following property belonging to said
succession, 10 wit:
Four BREAD-cARTs and HARNESS;
Four HORSES, and quantity of utensils suitable for
Bakery.-Tems cash on delivery. apis
Cash and Positive Sale of Property to Close an
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REFREsuMEMTs-REMovA1


IHE Undersigned begs inform the public that he has
removed his Ice Cream Establishment from St o. u
Charles street to the CORNER CANAL BA-
RoNNE STREETS, where his Saloon will be SsSy
opened on SATURDAY EVENING, April s, ES
and remain daily from IL ocock till late hour
in the evening Every variety of refreshments will be sup
pied such as Ice Cream Shebets Ice Lemonade, etc
lie trusts that the locality of the Saloon and
the unexceptionabe quality of the refreshments provided
ap8 i'm n WTIJOZ
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-19

CHARGE oFEoRGERY.-A person by the name
of b. w. Kimball was yesterday arrested on the
charge of having swindled L. r. Aldrich & Co
by. drawing, in their name, forged check upon
of 800. Kimball was arrested, and committed for
trial.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-19
=. FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING

uia n e.1NdL STREET-U Under the Planters Hotd
' suo s have received large and fashionable
NJ. RECEIVING additional supplies by almost every arrival
IhSoewS ork at which place they have mandatory
gb H eir terms are already pretty well known to the
S " VIII briefly state that they have adopted the safe
aong strict cash business believing this system
an MAJ to their customers themselves they
which tagged an extra price in order cover the losses
us muse VINO do credit business aiaoays more or less
WALL 4 SAY Is respectfully solicited
apis BIN ~ !" Ell i, W. hi; n lana, 81,