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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26
NEW ORLEANS
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 26, 1913.

LOCAL NEws.-Yesterday morning at about 10
O'Clock, there was the greatest excitement amongst
the reporters for the daily newspapers about-no-
thing The Delta congratulated the Crescent on
his health-the Picayune shook hands with the
Bee, and the Commercial Times nodded to the Bull
letin. The Mercury was, as usual, courteous and
industrious, and smiled on every one, and the Ma
tonal ditto ditto. The Courier shook the hands of
all, and every thing went as merry as marriage
no-fire bell ringing at II O'Clock at night. next
door to the chamber of man suffering with the
tooth-ache
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26

ASSAULT WITH DANGEROUS WEAPONS A fell
low named John O'Perry was ON Monday night
arrested by the First Municipality police, charged
with going to the boarding house of Mr.. William
Eagle, No 40 Gallatin street, and with knife in
hand, threatening to send him into another world
without the benefit of clergy. Recorder Ramos
yesterday morning imposed fine of five dollars
upon . Perry for carrying concealed weapons, and
remanded him for further examination on the
him. ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26

BURGLARs-I'here were three attempts to COM
nit burglary made on Monday night last, not any
Of which we are happy to say proved successful
The sc0undrels tried the ieWelry store of nj. For
nier, in Royal street, between Cont and Bienvlle
Streets but from the secure manner in which il was
fastened, or that they We're frightened away, they
did not do much towards getting in. An attempt
was made TO break open large grocery store at the
corner OF Toulouse and Levee streets, which also
proved unsuccessful The attempt upon Mr. Hicks
eWelry store, No. AZ Charities, although not to
break 1t OPEN came the nearest of success. Some
time before the watch were called in on Tuesday
morning, one OF the Watchmen noticed a KEY stick
ing in the door OF the store and thinking it strange
raped at the door and found it yet locked. The
key was false one made to fit and would turn the
lock- and 1t Is supposed that the burglars having IN
serted 1t, were suddenly frightened away by the APP
pearance OF Waterman, and left their open
sesame behind. There Is hardly night passes of
ae but that an attempt, often successful one is
made to break into some store. Our city abounds
present, as In fact it has all winter with thieves
and burglars of the most daring character, and as
cunning as they are bold There is a crowd of
them that are perfectly well known to the police of
The different municipalities, and it is well known
That they are all the time engaged in plotting and
executing burglaries and robberies. The police,
unable to catch these fellows in the act of break
ing lnoa house, or committing a robbery, almost
daily arrest them as dangerous and suspicious per-
sons, following, as can be easily proven, no honest
occupation 10 gain livelihood. But this mode of
procedure has become perfect farce, and the po-
lice have become disguised with it. scoundrel is
seen proving about in search of an opportunity to
exercise his professional skill, and is arrested.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26

PICKING POCKETS. - James Murreu, who ap-
pears to have accidentally fallen into bad company
yesterday appeared with long face before Record
Ramos, and told a sad tale about his misfortunes-
James states that while riding in a cab on Monday
night, his pockets We're eased of $50 bank note
which he verify believes was taken by a woman
named Cadllla. James does not state whether the
aforesaid woman was riding with him or not.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26

PREVENTION OF COLLISION AT SEA.-Let tr-
angular lantern be made with sides of different CO.
lors, red, blue and white, and with slides to cover
hem When on the starboard tack, let the red glass
De exposed; when on the larboard, the blue; and
When running free, the white If this simple pre-
caution Were adopted, few ships would run into
each Other-GateSheaa Observer.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26

SENT DowN.-Niss Lavina Mitchell, who OBJ
famed some celebrity by shooting man some two
years since, was yesterday morning examined be-
fore Recorder Ramos, on the charge of assaulting
and striking Edmond Pouchet. Lavina was Or
dsred to give bail for her appearance before the
First District Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26
MI IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SAFE

rE,uE uI hOVED PROPERTY FOR SALE,
NJ subscriber offers tor sale the following improved Real
and 6,m LOT OF GROUND the corner of Graverg3
ur, bounded by Grayer Baronne Caondele and Union
fon AZ IA ~ eet front Gravier street. by depth and
~ .,r Go,i MO-SroRY BUILDINGS and LOTS, on
f# streets be, between Tchonpitouas and Commerce
- each o O6Es me Nos q % % ~ and % Girod street,
b. Two HTSMaP HsasaFGstSorSSs and dwelllngs
each m he street between Lafayette and Girod streets
ndenS having ~ feet front Commerce street. by 81 feet
me- t'I lib LOTS OF GROUND covered with BuiId.
TRr % new IN the city of Lafayette the north side Of
each half Sit"een Ichonpitouas and Rousseau streets
depth An ieet front on Third street. by l0l feet in
~ ~. W II. ST. JOHN, 9 Lafayette street.
Ca,.,1ANTERs, FAMILIES AND MERCHANTS.
y on 6ln IN N y co, SO POYDR.4S STREET, have
auiy opgb e following enuine Medicines, which every
e s,S MENT is warranted to cure any case of the
'hei p D1iA vii Or HEBREW PLASTER; where is
,c ACOUSTIC oa en e eee Of for
y GGRRP F n Of the Eas,Pse = s,k
Cyene..c prg any case of Asthma Dyspepsia Diarrhua
R EE2%E Rni st ,6o.. hn,
SfFaiS ynn1s + SSiE5S5T$Acr OF sARsArARLLA-
HE3 STs Rofi sE II w
bbARTijoi : p ~ ii.SAM OF WILD CHERRY and Dr.
a. a, P-for t1onnLLHS EAPECTORANT PINK SY-
@Chest ami ms ODDS Pain in the Breast and Side and
ECGE-to19 wlS'Chs and kOLMSTOCK'S VERMI-
rHg Is mo mo-, extraordinary ever used. '' ''A
@bak q, - Milan HAIR DIE will color the Hair
NEWS ~ y; ana warranted 10 stain the skin
LINER iiN lAEST and INDIAN VEGETABLE
bout CON-, warranted 10 any case of Rheumatism or
PAIN IH!Tfaced oFds and Muse es " vi
0Ibpp III ER-Pnce, l2iS cents
Making the IL GENUINE BALM of COLUMBIA-for
out AMI oW on paid heads prev entng the hair from
pAILEy's y s an X AND BLESSING OF THE AGE!'
WI Prove H. toNNELL MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
sn ened gsessIng 10 all those who use it. 1t is sove
lie Doon, 9J all Burns, Sore Eyes Feons Ulcers Bruises
eIna am EtySlpeias and all complaints which need an
s.eugs BY It's intianmaons are removed
( " Canttcea and modification even stayed.
sp2 tfSoR-A the above-named articles sold only by
COMSrOCk II CO., IS PoydIas It.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26

UNFORTUNATE WIvEs-Nlrs Pierre Frncair
Yesterday made an affidavit before Recorder Ra-
mos, charging her stronger half with beat ing and
abusing her. We believe the valiant Mr. .Eincair
has been up once before on the same charge. Mrs
Wilson also appeared before the Records r and
stated that her husband, Mr.. Alexander Wilson,
had wollopped - her.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26

read some of the favorite gondaer songs, resolved
to try row down the river and practice singing
Martin was arrested last evening by the Second
Municipality police, charge by Mr.. Henders on with
having stolen skiff
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26

RAN AwAY.-Nicholas George last evening made
affidavit before Recorder Ramos, that his daughter
Julia George, aged about fifteen years, had alb
seconded from his house, and was concealed in a
house in Charities street, by man named Chatel
warrant was issued
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26

THIRD DISTRICT CoURT.-"P. A. Champomier
ISL NJ. Scott" The taking of testimony in this
case. which was commenced in December last, was
Yesterday concluded in the Third District Court
The matter al issue is the ownership of the steamer
Belle Creole. 1t appears from the testimony that
the boat was originally owned by Champomier and
man named Bri6ugne. Scott, who was the COM
mander of the boat, became purchaser of
Bn6Ugne's share, and gave his notes. endorsed, for
$4,000. Champomier AYERS that he paid all those
notes himself, and instituted the present suit claim
ing the entire ownership, and to dispossess Scott
who has, up to the time of commencing the suit,
commanded her. The defendant, Scott, AYERS in
his answer that the aforesaid notes were paid by
the earnings of the boat, thus making good his in
ieres in her, The court appointed two account
ants to examine the books of the boat, and report
thereon, when decision in the case will be given.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26

SHoCKING.-Frank NJ. Hatten yesterday came
into the office of Recorder Ramos, in mos shock
ing state. He was covered with biood-rlo mud,
and his breath smell like the fumes OF distllery.
He imagined that the municipal govern ment of
New Orleans had been changed, and THAI he had
been appointed c,let director OF the morality of the
city. He was SO drunk thai mad he been la wing on
level field he would have caught hold of the grass
to keep, himself from falling over. Frank was
s. ulp ped -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26
STORAGE OF PLANO
SWEET TABLE BUTTER

HAVING made arrangements
IL with the best Diaries IN the
North and West for a constant sup
ply of SWEET TABLE AND Cook
ING BUTTER, We are now pre-
pared to furnish to our customers the
same. in stone jars varying from =
to 10 b..
1t will be delivered at their resi-
derces without additional charge.
We think our customers
viii fin d our system one of economy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26

SECOND MUNICIPALITY CoUNcIL.-The COun-
Gil met last evening pursuant to adjournment-Re-
corder Baldwin in the chair. The Treasurer's
Report was received and read as follows:
By balance on hand at last report S294599
Amount received since. l2,5S9. So
Discussed during the week. y 45O 80
Balance on hand 3,O8554
A communication from the Surveyor, transmit
ting various sealed proposals for the repair of the
various engine houses, was referred TO the Fire
Committee.
A petition was received from the German inhabi
tants of the Municipality, praying that the ordi-
nances might be published in the German language
On motion of Mr.. Peters, it resolved, that from
and after this date, the ordinances of the Munich
pality be published in Die Glocke,' for the accom-
mediation of the German population.
A petition from fire engine company No. II, pray
ing the erection of a new engine house, refer
red to the Fire Committee
Mr.. Peters, from the Finance Committee, made
report concerning the financial affairs of the NIu-
nicipalty: The report shews, that in 1S47,
The debt of the Municipality amounted to- 81 81 80
And at corresponding period of this to- 2438 l59
Being reduction Observation-Disclosures. 1872 57.70
The estimated receipts for 1915, $3.50 OBS
Estimated expenditures for the same period mus 544 $50
Showing with s5s 600 Of bills payable deficit off, 152655
The report was ordered to be printed
The committee on Streets and Landings reported
resolution instructing the Surveyor to contract
with Mr.. Forgay for paving with round stone the
west side of Market Place; Also resolution TO ex-
tend the existing contract for paving st. Thomas
street, so as to include Robin street, between
Tchoupitoulas street and st. Thomas.
After some further unimpOrtant business, the
Council adjourned.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26

ENTICING AWAY SLAvE.-Richard Shaw
on Monday night arrested by the First hLuni-
cpality police, fer going to the house of 10 seph
Painpari late at night and endeavoring TO e,ltice
away one of his, slaves
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26

Do The caloric of our New Orleans atmosphere
is approaching, "some." Yesterday, though
pleasant day, was full warm enough.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26

A PHILANTHRoPIsT.-John Coylan was ON Mon.
day evening arrested in the guard house of the
Third Municipality, for exercising his benevolent
propenslties in dealing out whiskey to the gentle
men, who could mt very well go out at that Ime
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26

was on Monday night arrested by the First Mimi.
cipaity Police, at the request of her father Camille
Filhe, who charged her with breaking pen his
armoir, in Orleans street, and stealing Il ,erefrom
$500 in gold. The case was a someWh at novel
one from the fact that the girl natural daughter
of Mr. Fihe. by a negro woman The Girl was
kept locked up all night, and her father hose head
is silvered DER with age, yesterday morning ap-
peared before Recorder Ramos and stated his wish
to have the prosecution dismissed. The girl was
therefore released from custody.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26

and cOnt enience
CHEESE-Amencan, English French Italian and
pe CREOLE EGGS always on hand.
PIE, FRUITS, PRESERVES. etc. etc.
GEORGE JAQUES co.
spA Under the Ice Honse St. Charles and PoydIa ats
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26

ftNED-Mr logue was yesterday morning fined
ten dollars by Recorder Ramos for kicking Up
dust IN the IRENE watch-house, and expressi ne a
shape of a Waterman - '''o
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26

Es- An exchange describes dreadful accident
that occurred while a gentleman was g driving u
aoune lady''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Antonio Dango was
tried IN this court on charge Of sabbing with i'll
months since, in npany with three or four other
men who We're ARE led, went into the house of a
man named Jacobs, IN st. Philip street, and cut
him III horrible manner. John Patza alias But
zow, was also found guilty OF an attempt to murder.
Patza, as will be recoected, attempted to kill
woman named Ann Williams, on Graver street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26

Nonce 10 Draymen. - Hereafter I will pay no
aase on goods consigned to me except to those who
ny np p5It ' o!uef JOSEPH II. MOORE,
'-' I'm I07 poydras street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26
WASHINGTON HOTEL.


Lake end of the P0ntchdrtrdin Railroad.
HiE present propreors of the above well known estab
4 Iishment would inform the citizens OF NewOr e
leans and all its former patrons that the house after n
having undergone thorough repara-G=A=A
s~ses4tF7cS ton is opened for their accommodation
S@.InsSS this season. and they may feel assured that
every endeavor will be made render their visits ageeab
The Restauan. will all times be supplied with the best
Fish that the Lakes poduce such Pompano Black Fish,
Croakers Trout Soft Crabs besides all the decaces of
the NewOrleans market.
apatf f. P. KENNEDY & co.
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OPPOSITION.
ENHE ROLGH AND READY LINE OF OMNIBUS-

III II UT
| ES are now running from the upper r., z.s=EeSGya
end of Lafayette the Lower Cotton R4Iscss1sN
Press The carriages all and
nor to none if superior any brought to or made
in this cty At there but four running but there
will soon be sufficient number TO accommodate all who
may wish ride in them Smoking and racing are strictly
prohbited intoxicated persons permitted to ride and
the public may assured that strict attention will be paid to
The comfort and of all who favor SAID line
Win Their natronage J. b. SLAWSON Il co.
15aoo.ors in tho O,nnbnses ap2l
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26

~ They had snow at Syracuse, New York, on
the l4th inst. 1t is feared that the growing crop
would suffer.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26

SERIOUS AssAULT.-Thomas Smith yesterday
made affidavit before Recorder Ramos that he was
violently assaulted and beaten by four men on board
the steamboat Tennessee. No arrests had been
made last evening. Oliver Carter, boarding
house keeper the Levee was arrested for ssaul-
ing and striking man named W. H. Young
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26

PosTPoNED.-The case of A. Solomon. charged
with breach of trust by Mr.. Arthur Pavillier
which was to have been examined before Recorder
Ramos yesterday, was postponed to Saturday next.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26
NEW MUSICAL INSTRUMENT

CAXHART'S MEL0DEON.-The cases are made of
Piano-and the Tone, which is very beaut
closely s ssnE bt the nsga ba n kers
touched and will admit OF the performance of rapid
sages the Piano. 1t has pedal swell with which the
or exhaustion bellows which produces the peculiar
tone The instrument can be made IN moment portable
anu ass i,u MAYO'S MUSIC STORE, % Camp st.
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Spoken

By the ship Nckburg the 18th inst off Double headed
Shot Keys, ship York hence for Philadelphia Same day
spoke Key West Pilot Boat, who reported the ship Tag
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26

A FLowER.-A beautiful specimen of woman
hood, by the name of Rose Lavele, was yesterday
sent to the First District Court by Recorder Bald
win for having stolen 81 from David Murphy In
the midst of her affection she endeavored to dash
out the brains of Murphy with sundry glass bottles,
and failing in this, bursted open his door, and
threatened to do all becoming daughter of the
Prince of Darkness. Rose, however, has been
nipped in the bud and leaUes the calaboose only
to 90 to the Criminal Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26
Horse, Bread-cart and Harness-Succ session o
Charles Monrose.
Ry PERSON 90 RONNFVAT,

Office No. Ct Grauier street.
SATURDAY, April 20, at AZ O'Clock, p My virtue
- of and in pursuance to order from the Honorable the
Second District Court of New Orleans bearing date April 3D.
1s8-Wil be sold at auction at the of Cont and
Where Streets the following property belonging to said
succession, to wit:
Four BREAD-cARTs and HARNESS;
Four HORSES and quantity OF utensils suitable for a
Bakery-Terms cash on delivery apis
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26

The steamboat Moro Castle let Louisville the 10th inst
nepos feet III inches water he Canal and falling The
steamboat Alex Scott, hence fo- Louisville snagged and
ns py at Lake Providence with feet water in her hold
ow b0at Diamond towed down and TO on the sd INST
ship Lydia, bark Sarah Bridge, bri g Long Island.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26
MRS. INGRAM

"a FASHIONABLE MILLINER
~ iNSscaH "a GRG Stra'o Hat .llanutacturer, "a
u no. It2 Camp street, New Orleans z.~
ceansfS - nscan, Straw, and Neapoitan Hats S@Ss~~
t.ss S Sou a,leied IN superior style. ml20 1y
- Nouhtty orders will be punctually attended to
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-26

~ Mrs G. E. da PoNTE, would respectfully
Inform those persons who are DESTROYS of learning either
phANlNG or PAINTING, that she is prepared to give
ae Lessons to Young Ladies either of those beautiful
accomplishments upon the most reasonable terms Apply
at this Office lib
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PRosPEcTUs--oUR COUNTRY.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY CRESCENT.

PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
BY HAYES d Mcclure.
vE1HE SEMI-WEEkLY CRESCENT will contain all
the important matter OF the DAIDY-including Foreign
and Domestic News Literary Intelligence which
will be added in each Number of the SEMI-WEEKLY,
accurate Review of the New ORLEANS MARKET, with
full quotations of the Prices Current prepared by gen.
leman eninently qualified for the task
eg TERMS Five Dollars per annurn-paya able in
advance Nsw Orleans March s, 1913.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,
Tno,la,, N,.Lk A,,x,I 81 1910

CRESCENT UFFICE,
Tuesday Night, April %, 1S48.
No very important changes have taken place in CONNER
cia matter since report of Friday last Cotton has been
fair demand though rather easier rates, and partial
decline has taken place in the of Flour Corn and Pork
Later from Europe by the Acadia or Sarah Sands.
will be due day and is eagerly looked for The
weather has been fine. The within six inches
of high water mark and at stand.
COTTON.-Our last review left the Cotton market quite
steady prices having settled at decline of after the
ception OF the Hbernas On Saturday about
$3.50 bales sold unchanged prices, and Monday
5000 bales rather favorable buyers To-day
the market has been rather inactive and only $500 bales have
been disposed Of making the sales OF the three days 49, 600
bales mostly for English Prices decidedly
easier than Saturday, and inside figures represent
most truly the closing rates.
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SP ECIAL NOTICES.

- ~ perseverance Fire Co. No. bah the men,
M ABOVE company are requested be present the Regular
NFyT ueeing, which Will take place MONDAY EVENING
"hAi April "a at hullpast O'Clock.
ulzV CHAS H CHURCHILL Secretarr-
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MiddlIng GD55s Good Fair. do
Good MIddlng ....51aGD5as Good and Fine do
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton, bales Tobacco hhds.
Stock on hand, Sept. ............ "a, 1873 22,336
Received past days...... 1887 2.510
previously go. j, OPS 596-l, DAB 593 p, 578-2s,OsS
1,O67, 1856 5O,424
Ap'''e1 previously prev Isl s-so1 s1 a2Osz-s2se6
Stook IN hand MT cIeared Ola l772S
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Arrived Yesterday:
Steamship Galveston Crane, I'm Galveston I'D lns TO tiar-
ris & Morgan-1st my.
Ship Ncksburg Berry, 10 days I'm New OK, TO A Soben
list my.
Ship Roger stewart SB) Biggs FIN Liverpool March lst
to Stewart Il Co-3d my. ,
u s. ship Massachusetts Wood fin Vera Graz 10th INST In
ballast to IT, S. Quartermaste Sd my.
Bark Mndora Miller fin Rio de ia metro 9th Feb, via Omar
lesion, to Norcrnss & Fosdck- list my. .
Sehr Adene Head days I'm hlatagorda, IN ballast 10
master-1st my
STEAMBOATS,:
Oregon Hiern fm Mobile.
Mobile, Sutton FIN Mobile.
Meteor. Deahoussaye, fln St. Maninsvihe
Luna. Hart, I'm Bayou Sara-55 bales cot ton
Jenny Lind Main FIN Opeousas-91 bala cotton
Ellen, Kay, fin Mndsn-596 bales cotton,
Moro Castle Scott I'm Cincinnati-l24 bale cotton
Yorktown. Halderman I'm Cincinnati
Jamestown. Whitten, I'm Cincinnati no, - ,o,
Monterey. Whittenbnry FIN Clinton Texas -6s b. COTTON
Suwanee Leahe, FIN Nashy Ile-94 bales cottoI
low boat Diamond, Davis, I'm the Passes
Iowboat Persian, Andrews, FIN the Passes.
BELoW--CoMING Up.
Ship Norfolk Rogers I'm Boston; ship Sailor Prince, I'M
Liverpool, bark Oberln mare rugged vessels unknown