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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-20
Choice Carrollton Lots, for account OF former
Purchaser
By BEARD, CALHOUN 81 CO.,

tAHCLIUItt
"WEDNESDAY, May "a, at IL oclock-WilI be sold at
w Auction at Banks Arcade
IL LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by, pub
lie road Ievee Monroe and Mary Streets Carolton, being
lots S. 50, 20 A. 49, A. 49, 81 e. 90 and a. all plan
by knel Werner Surveyors exhibited at sale This pro
perry sold for and risk of Mr. Ianles Kennedy Of
IHiJodaucye who purchased the at pubic auction
the 1lth April l845 and failed to comply with the terms
of adjudication.
TERMOne- fourth cash. balance at g. II and IS months
credit, for notes bealing mortgage on the property.
Acts of sale before j. R. Bead, Notary Public, at the
pense of the purchasers. my16
Horses, Bread Carts and IIarness-succession of
Charles Monrose.
By PERSON & BONNEVAL, Auctioneers.
Office No 81 6rGUier street.
SATURDAY, 9th instant, at haf-past clock, M
- viii be sold by virtue of and pursuance order
from the Hon the Second District Court New Orleans,
dated the 9Th of May the bakery situated at the Of
Cont and Where seees the following property belonging
10 the estate OF CHARLES Monrose, deceased
Four Horses four Bread Carts and Harness.
A quantity of articles suitable for a Bakery.
Also, the lease OF said Bakery, expiring In June, 1850
Tems-CAsH myj6
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" A. CoNANT respectfully informs 10 ms SODA.
MEAD and Waters 81 s a o
is anu a,stantly on hand at wholesale and retail
Ofders from the country promptly Vi anshaea y a H..
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RASRS ~ b =ATs.
JENNY LIND ICE CREAM SALOON


No. 81 ST. CHARLES SIRE EI-Up Seairs
lNEARLY OPPOSITE THE THEATRE)
g. "a The Citizens of New Orleans, and the sssss,
ESJ transient public, respectfully mott .ssFs4a
S.sl fled that the above SALOON will be sssssAss.SG
Apn Ii, in style of magnicence that viii totally 49,
eclipse any establishment Of the kind in the Southwest and
fully vie in spendor with the Palaces OF Refreshments in
the Northern cities
The Saloon fitted with the most costly and comfortable
furniture by cIu of Magazine street. whose taste
Wen known In this city that would be superiuous to say
, Lhe Refreshments will consist of CREAMS and SHER-
BETS OF every variety of flavor together with all the de-
Hcous FRUITS OF the Tropics
Mr.. SMITH formerly and for long time the efficient
head OF Nibos famous Saloon in New York, will have the
entire supefintendance-the announcement of whch-wil
guarantee to the community the fashionable resort in
New Orleans
The proprietor the public that the attendance shall
be uneqnalled and that the whole management OF the S-
loon will be such cannot fail please the most fasdio,s
GS Families and Parties can be supplied at moments
notice. with all the delcaeies Of the season. mYla "a
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CARRoLLTOM YOTEL AND GARnEMs

81 The public is respectfully informed that this ssr
f6.<A most delightful place OF resort and SSsYs
Ell- is open under the cement axssssss
OF the subscriber In the extensive grounds 30. XgY
DUETS OF all kinds will be furnished by the gard 80
ner and at the Saloon and in the Gardens ICE CREAM,
LEMONADE, SHERBERTS. SODA WATER and
CONFECTIONERY.
The Hotel department is undergoing extensive alterations
and Improvements meantime preparation made to ur-
nis dinner parties with all the decaces oil the and
The best OF wines and Liquors.
And last though least attentive and polite bar keepers
will be found their posts administer the comfort OF his
friends aud the public generally whose patronage he socits
api3 5m JAMES DU RNO.
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Gin Tpnon. Smith, Liverpool, J.P Whitney s. Co
Xxx Xxx Ann. Rogers, Boston, L. H. Gale
e sh n Il Bailey Fitz Liverpool, ]. p. Whitney g. Co
Xxx ssipp Paasia Batson, Boston, Chas. Deake & Co
INK INK ep' PaEh McKown Liverpool, T. c. jenkins
oak oak jeido. Miller New York, ;..., NJ G. Bedford
RaIs John Bomlaln (Br) Roy, Cork and market
pA'" VIM. III. Haynes & Co
mir Mary A. Jones' Collins, Vera Cruz Jno Alexander
s s B. Ashmead Stiles, Kingston, Ja Fosdick & Bro
ss,r Macon Porter Sisal, A. keirny & Go
Schi Rosine Beiour, Mobile, c. ID. Lehman
sebr Gov Bennett, Snow, Pensacola, Master
scbI lois Mlligan Pensacola. L. C. Twicheli
sshr Cen Taylor, Meyer, Pensacola Master
sbf Tallahassee Ashley St Marks, L. G. Rogers Il Co
shr w Candy Townsend Philadelphia, J.H Ashbridge
Saop VIM Ebbet Pennell, Pensacola 7. c. Twichen
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DIVIDEND MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
COMPANY.
DARTIES doing business with this Agency are informed
that the Certificates of Scrip for the profits OF The past
year. are ready for delivery, and that SiA PER Gen n
cash on the reduced of Scrip for years VIII
be paid on presentation at the office OF the Company corner
of Camn and Gravier sts THOMAS A. ADAMS,
myi0 I'm Agent Mutual Safety Insurance Company.
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

,,or,,r Office Board of Underwriters,
NoiIC6' New ORLEANS, May 8, 1S4S.
LII parties holding policies with the various Companies
N composing this Board hereby notified that said poll
cies will not attach any shipments made FROM AND AFTER
THIS DATE board Of the steamboat Cincinnati Captain
myI0 1w 0' GEO G. LAWRAsON, Secretary.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,


Friday Night, May 10, 1855
The full accounts by the Liverpool steamer Britannia
came to hand Wednesday stating slight decline on the
Middlng and Ordinary grades of Cotton though Fair
being scarce. had advanced I'D Advces from England
per Cambria week later than these received yeer.
day by Telegraph and Express which represent an improved
feeling in the Cotton manufacturing districts in England
and further advance of 6d Orleans Fair at Liverpool
(he quotation being 4sd) with sales of the week ending
on 18th April of 81 600 bales This favorable intelligence
has rendered market dec dedly er, and priee have
already slightly improved
COTTON.-The Britanna's full accounts proving less
favorable Cotton than anticipated the sales our
market on Wednesday but 1000 bales. prices
easier but Thursday the Cambras accounts came into
the hands of certain parties by Express who purchased 1850
bales steadier rates.. To-day. from England being
considered quite favorable the demand has been good and
5000 bales have been aken making II bales the three
days. and 20 600 bales for the week chiefly English and
Northern The purchases to-day have been fully up
quotations of Tuesday last The receipts this port
are 23l bales against 1906 bales for ALL last
year.
ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior 374(D414 Mddng Fair .57sD611
Ordinary 47alQ48 Fair ..:..,....... .614flD61a
Mdding 54slD5a Good Fair. nominal
Good Middling ....57s005a Good and Fine go. do.
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MN&NANM SAANS.
Succession of John S. Lindner.
PJRTIC Auction


ITO COMMENCE ON THURSDAY. Sd June net
l. The greater part OF the rich and valuable PERSONAL
PROPERTY of the deceased, situate in the No IT
CRdrtreS street will be sold above. sale 10 commence
at 10 o'clock and be continued from day to day the
executors may direct. go
The property consists Of splendid rosewood PIANOS.
rich rare and valuable Musical instruments; CHOICE
RHINE WINES; SELTZ WATERS; FINE CUT
LERY, and infinite variety of GERMAN TOYS.
ID. MlESEGAES. Executors OF the last
myso lot HANS ADDICKs Sof John s. Iindnsr.
Positive Sale of Improved Property, Fronting the
New Canal and Melpornene street-DwelinS,
Second Municipality.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN q co.
TUESDAY, May %, at II o'cock-Will be sold at
Il Auction, at Banks Arcade
]. A certain LOT OF GROUND, with all the improve
thereon in the square bounded by Caope Howard,
Liberty and Eupbrosyne Streets and Immediately fronting
the Canameasuring 81 feet inches lines 'front.' By a
depth OF III feet 10 inches lines The Improvements com
prise FRAME DWELLING, with Stables in the rear (ail
quite neW) Tor SIX horses The Lot is well filled and undera
fence.
q certain LOT OF GROUND, with all the improve
menfs thereon, IN the square bounded by Meipomene,
Ierpslchore Bacchus and Dryades Streets the
afket-said Lot measuring 81 feet IL inches lines front
Mepomene street, by depth of 127 feet 10 inches lines
with other Improvements in the rear-aIl more fully de-
scribed by plan exhibited at sale.
TERMS PROPERTY No. 1.-The purchaser to as
payment of for $780, due 18th February 1873
the balance half Cash. remainder at Il months for note
secured by mortgage the property.
Terms OF PROPERTY No. 2.-One-thrd Cash balance
at year. secured by mortgage the property
Acts OF sale before R. Beard Notary Public, the ex
pense of the purchasers. mylS
Choice Carrollto,, Lots for account of former
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NEW oANAI-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

NEW CANAL-sUEGMER ARRANGEMENT.
nzp. NOTICE-The Passenger Barges on the
29sa.Szs4a-I.....,Es NEW CANAL will commence their
s.-zs.z--.-sa regular Summer trips on SUNDAY the
18th inst leaving the New Canal Depot foot OF Julia street.
as follows: oI 10 ,
SUNDAYS, from City to Lake. and nd, ~ a M
:, Lake to city = 81; Is s and ~ Il A NJ
WEEK DAYS, from City to Lake' isaJ = a NJ
Lake to CITY, 81; . an; A. M
my12 JAMES SIoChIoN' superintendent
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1,y13 GEORGE JAQIES & co,
Ipisr inc Iss House. corner st. Ck.s and Psydsss ss
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SERIOUS Row.-A row took place on the Ievee
last evening, that threatened at time to be pro-
ductve of serious results Ii seems that William
Marshall and Bill Dillon We're fighting on the Levee
near the lower Market, when officer Fabani. of the
First Municipality Police, approached to arrest
them. One of the men resisted, and struck the
officer. A crowd Of 90 long-shoremen' - gathered
around, and he obliged 10 send for more assist
ance. All of the disposable force of the Police
We're sent to his rescue, and after much exertion
they succeeded III arrestng five of the ringleaders
crowd OF some two hundred persons followed the
prisoners to the guard-house and during fracas
that there occurred between the officers and their
captives, portion of the glass doors Were smashed
to pieces Lucky that the row turned out as it did.
Too MUCH OF THE Rosy Look not upon the
wine when it is red,' quoth the proverb; but John
Schenke looked upon it until his cheeks got redder
Whiskey provokes war-like feelings, and accord
ngy, after making the eyes of two or three around
of blackberry color, he threw his gauntlet down
and challenged the world, Deaf Burke, and Jem
Ward into the bargain, to take it up. A policeman,
however, took him up, and then took him down to
the watch-house. Yesterday he was required by
Recorder Baldwin to give $500 security or go to
prison for six months. John gave the bond and was
discharged.
A TERMAGANT.-A lady whose maiden name
was metamorphosed by the matrimonial process into
that of Mrs. Hill, certainly to have been going
down hill on Thursday night last. Michael Cain
mo relation to the brother of AbeD yesterday made
an affidavit. before Recorder Baldwin, that she had
driven the dove of peace from its nest in his domcil
and had, moreover, screamed and screeched out
in manner that would have driven the Gris, the
Aboni, or the Seguin, perfectly mad. On promising
to restrain her tongue in future, Mrs. Hill was al
lowed to take her bonnet and depart.
A NOSE BITER.-Andrew Grady was yesterday
brought before Recorder Baldwin on the accusation
of Morris Summers, who charges him with having
bitten off the end of his nose, some few days ago
The examination of Grady was fixed for the 24th
day of the present month. Why is it that blood
thirsty people have such taste for noses! 1t must
be because they smell sweet, and that the rum bios
SONS give them rare and delicate favor. Hnothing
else is done to Grady he certainly should be bound
over Ito keep the piece-of the aforesaid nose of
Summers. If the complainant takes snuff, how
excruciatng his feelings must be and then for him
to have to continually think he has been snubbed
for life. However, there is one consolation upon
which his wounded honor may repose-that is, that
his nose may grow again and bloom as beautifully
ass
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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton, bales. Tobacco, hhds.
Stock on hand Sept. 1........:..... 23.493 %, 1856
previously. .....I los, 0lS-1,1l23n a5Io-36y s7s
1,135,s64 59,214
Exported past days....... 20 4O1 416
previously 800 598-s23 1893 "a $3.50 279
Stock on hand not cleared. .... 2I2,665 1885
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FASHIONABLE ICE CREAM SALOON.
.4RyMOR Y HILL.

.4RyWOR y HILL.
THE pubici respectfully informed that the magnifi
L cent Ball boom of this establishment will beEsfFj
opened on the 18th instant as an ICE CREAM SA- ny5
the celebrated Ice Cream Saloons of New York and Phil
Notwithstanding it place OF resort that ladies visit at
al with perfect confidence either after the fatigue OF
sionWng L morning walk, and in the evening with gen.
eueu and ree themselves with the choicest Creams and
Confectionery Fruits, etca deslderaton long wanting
this ciLy. in soliciting The patronage OF the fashionable
public the pTOnfelc have only to point to the high eputa
maintained, guarantee that the regularity will be
observed under the arrangement. Families supplied
with superior Ice Cream The sh0Eta3t notice.
B-AH officer will be constantly IN attendance to ex
cnde ainpToper persons. apl0 tt
ZOE CREAM SAIGON
ss3 The subscriber takes Ui1asGre II informing sSaa
85a bis friends and the pp1ilc generally of the me-
afrT opening Of his ICE CREAM SALOON, dgsr~--zSs
sasss situated SO. CbGgteS Street next door 10 Esg
the of cavier street and directly opposite
ar. Ciapp sLhuc where he iends al at hines to heep
variety OF Creams Vanilla Pine Apple, Lemon, and
variety of such other tTt Creams tIEa season VIII allow
together with Sheres and FoHeD isuoaHies. is
attention viii be paid pisase and he has been a great
expense fitting us establishment he Eples to ecee i
liberal IGtionlge. -,
Families supplied at short notice. and reasonable
In lis store under the above Saloon will be constantly
found Soda Mead ard large and general sss9dleht 81
Fruits Candies, Confectionery, ana 5Wae msaa Of ever
description.
eS The Ice Cream Saloon will be opened esdg for Yiai
ters, on THURSDAY, TIE III inst
s In afder that nothing lie wanting 10 crafty the
ppbic taste an excellent BAND OF AT sic has been 81
gagged, and will be nightly III Attendance.
fnh13 3m LAZZA r. DANCEViCU.
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Or Phrenoiogy applied to the selection of companions.
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CHEESE-Goshen, Pineapple,
Datch Heals, Swiss, English and
LimbeTg.
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LARD.
El0 KEGS aad 20 barrels Prin
JOO sale by STURG
myl9 I'm
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Horse c''s HIM Il, :.! ss'.f fs:; PM
SaTy.......-.-.) ~ -,
~ The Cars will leave New Orleans and Carrolon every
hour after clock Sundays the weather IS iair
eE The Lafayette Horse Cars will leave every 10 mnHes
from the of Baronne and Canal sts myla ustNoV
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WARES POLITICAL ECONOMY-Every polltl.
w clan should have this Book at this uncture IN TINS
political times. For sale by MILES e. SALE Co.,
anS; II st. Charles street.
COPPER AND SHEATHING METAL.
EA CASES Sheatling Copper: assorted IL to - Oh
OU so Gases Yellow Sheathng Metal assorted u e - o.
10000 lbs Brazers Copper, assorted lot9 l y; ps.,
Copper and Composition Sheathng Nails and Bolt Copper.
assorted. For sale by - ,,,,,,,,,, q ~r,
mv4 2mdSW corner Canal and Magazine sts.
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y,,,,,, LITTELL's LIVING AGE.
me FALL OF THE THRONE OF THE BARRI-
-, a. vADEs The last number of Ltelfs Living Age
an powerfully written article entitled as above, from
we ias number Of Blackwood
* Received and for sale. each week, by
myI9N WELD & 90. II Camn St
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sy4a d, The splendid passenger STEAMBOATS, 81 l.l4E-
Il94gsss y TIN, Capt. C. B. Church, and CLARks-
sSsasSs VILE, Capt. Is. NJ Holmes, vii continue
a. Se@1ar M eeky Packets between NewOeans and Mem
phs leaving New Orleans every WEDMESDiAaYn EvEN:
O'Clock Shippers and Passengers depend the pune
uay of these Packets They will land freight and passen.
ger at all the Bends above Vcksburg, Mouth OF White
River, Helena, For height passage apply on boaId
d. mhiStf ''' HYDE s. OGLEsBY, Il Poydras st.
a One of these Packets ready to receive freight every
Monday morning,
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~ AT the FiORANCE HOUSE, eorn6s q I@f tbe
@ and s0att Ie5, LGJapette e tp For
fo accesse Sumner this House has been well s Glea a. os
hos VI nreciaef tFia IS extraordinary ihef9 q?
s. . naalpc0rneced II is, with any adJoin-
,iI;'c and surrounded by The Square and VIDE opsn
space. l-g I.i1tf9% IN '."@ myi1 6w
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LhU. =.
Us Prime Leaf, in store, Tor
,TURGES a. WRIGHT,
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TOOTH ACHE CURED $50
I'm LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by &Ts%<Sh
L Dr. MENSING'S foot II Oh
FIIXIR-This ar lce is devoid OF all poi VI IYND
sonous ingredients. Try. bottle and you !, ~.
will soon see q wry face turned into smiles. MAGiC
TOOTH POWDER.-Ths article is the best now befoe
the public It eradcates the Tartar without the aid OF II,
by DR.. MENSING, DENTAL SURGEON, office, No 55.
Bdr0RRe street. four doors above Comm0nst my 10 3m
FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING:
n ME subscribers have received large and ashlonaDe
stock of CLOTHING suitable for the present season
from New York at which place they have mannfactoIy.
public they will briefly state that they have adopted the safs
system Of doing cash business believing this system
to be as beneficial their customers to themselves a tney
are not charged price order to cover the losses
which those who do credit business aDdps more or less
sustain A call is respectfully solicited.
JOHN SOUTHWELL CO. II Canal st.,
apI5 3m Under the Planters Hotel.
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ON the Sciences of PHRENOLOGY, PHYSIOLOGY,
~ AND MAGNETISM Published by FowLERs N
WELLS, 131 Nassau street, .Neao YORK. Prtce.
PHRENoLoGY PROVED ILLusTRATED AND APPLIED l 10
By O. S. Il l.. n. Fowler.
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49, =, Regular Vicksburg and HaZo0 ClW
Iss.. p Packet steamboat PATRICK HENRY, Tin
place Of the GEE M9RTHNa dtnh.l fa nnS
fort .2daas-On MONDAY, May ~, at o'clock.
p. afhe wel-known and tast-running steamboat fAI-
RICK HENRY Thos. Charles, master, will leave as above.
For freight passage apply board foot OF Canal street,
or 10 [m18l T. B. SMITH L. CO., 81 Magazine st.
The Gen Worth has laid paint and rent.
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IRlfk8sttzSs .Nasheaie GarhsrlHe, .Nemphis &c-On
rs=z1zaEE TUESDAY, May g. at s o'clock F NJ pos,-
NJ. Holmes master, receiving freight and VIII leave
sbove. For freight PASSAGE apply board, at Canal
st. wharf or TO HYDE u OGLESBY II Poydras st.
N B.-Ihe GAINESVILLE will take freight for Memphis, as
on the jenas myW
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SpOKSN.
OntheSt inst in lat 81 long g. British ship Jane, hence
ulvepoo On the 18th inst in lat. 49, long So. whaling
I Camus OF YOUNGSTOWN, three months out, with fifty
barrels 0l-all well.
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NEW ORlLEANS q CAnnOLiA1 YIN 1IaAAIIAOAAO
ia TT 7aE nj: b ss..Z, .zs-
Donot corner of Baronne aud Perdido streets.
single ticket any distance above Pleasant ST. ~ cents
single ticket for children over and under 2yea ~
Hall the above rates for any distance below Pleasant street
80 Residents in Lafayette Carrolton and vicinity are
informed that this Company has fixed an uniform nj S1 rae
per month lin avance for either Road and for any
Children half price-no such tickets given for any other
period than the first TO the last OF each MONTH
A Car expressly for ladies. in each train.
SKINNER 4RR8NI1 E.ME.NT:
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,

PLAsTERING HAIR.
OlH BUSHELS. in hhls bbs and sacks, for sale by
SJJ myT JOHN STROUD & co. 146 Common st.
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~ h The DUCHESS-f0r, LouisoWe, Cineln-
zsssszssszsz iags-On SUNDAY, May IL at 10 o'clock
pOs,velyThe new, elegant and fast-runnlng
steamboat DUCHESS, Richard Wade, MASTER is receiving
freight and will leave above. For freight passage.
having unsurpassed accommodations apply on board, Opp0-
site PoydraS street wharf,
HYDE T. OGLESBY, 12Poydras st.
N. B.-The Duchess is entirely boat, and being
very light draught will meet with no delay reaching her
destination mills
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sY.s.,s y, For Yazoo River Mouth Cold Water,
.fs#AF3s Leaore Greenmood, Marion. oia IehMl@
ssssE:zazzsass and Yaz0O City - The steamboat CO.
RHINE u. South master will leave for the above and all
Intermediate landings on MONDAY, cd instant, at
O'Clock, NJ. For freight passage apply on b0ard foot
my20 IT. B. SMITH e. Co, So Magazine st.