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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-27
Atlantic, Lake and Mississippi Telegraph

Atlantic, Lake and Mississippi Telegraph
Iacudtng tile Neuo Orleans Li1te, through the .Essis.
sippi Valley.9
As have extended the . Atlantic Lake and Mis-
sssppi Telegraph" from the Atlantic Seaboard to the
Mississippi st. Louis, including the Great Lakes and
have nearly completed the line to Ne Orleans that the
whole Teegraphc from the Canadian frontier to the
Gulf OF Mexico will be in operation lines constructed
der gements about the close of yuae-makng
total of about four thousand miles of Teegraph-wh
engagements for extending those lines aggregate of sig
thousand miles before December connecting " by light
ming nearly every important point all the inland wa
tiers of the United States)-THIS NOTICE is GIVEN
that any where along the whole range of lines thus con-
suced progress by associates and myself any de-
mand whatever has been inadvertently left unsettled by any
employed in the construction of those extended lines
such demand be forwarded me- for settlement by my
agents at New Orleans ST. Louis, Indianapolis Vincennes
Wheeling, Nashville, Memphis, Natchez, Tuscumbia
Louisville, Cincinnati. Pittsburg, Chicago Galena De-
trot Buffalo, Philadelphia Albany New York.
Other opportunities will be taken express my sense of
the confidence and friendship with which have been
tanned by elowcitizens and by the newspaper press
generally while engaged thusextensvely in carrying out
project in which embarked before mile of Telegraph was
constructed by individual enterprise in America and in
which have had to contend, only with all the difficult
ties of enterprise but with extraordinary troubles that
already too familiar to the public.
HENRY O'RElLLY
.Nev Orleans, .fpra Il, 1873
a1'- Col. CHARLES DOANE, at New Orleans, will
attend to business connected with the above mentioned
lines ap14 tt
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BY PERSON & BoNNEVAI

THURSDAY, April 27-Wil be sold at the ST Iouis
Il Exchange, in virtue of a resolution adopted by the
A LOT OF GROUND situated at Miineburg, being half
of the Lot designated by No. ~ of square No measng
50 feet front the Railroad by 100 feet deep together wifi
the Buildings thereon That property is occupied by MI
Gunnell.
CoNpITIoNs-Onefo fourth cash. Balance at g. IL and IS
months credit in endorsed notes. and secured by mortgage
Immedi ateIy After Will Be Sold
1st. The half part undivided of TWO LOTS OF
GROUND situated in the New Faubourg Margny, COM
prsing the Nos Sand Y Of square No ~ measuring French
by l0 feet deep and front Genius street. and No. H. 90
feet front on St: Antonio street BY lO feet deep
3D. The half undivided of SIX LOTS OF GROUND,
situated in Faubourg Margny and designated follows
Frenchman by las feet inches deep Lot No T. Of
the square III 80 feet font Bagatee street.
an irregular fom Lots Nos. and H. of the square No
lllhe first TO feet front Union by 120
feet Deep and the other 60 feet front Bagaele by
12O feet deep-and the Lots Nos IL and b. the square
measuring 20 feet front St Antonio street by 1 Deep
all French measure
CoNDTrIoNs.-One-trd cash. balance at and - months
credit notes satisfactorily endorsed and secured by mort
gage.
Acts of sale before Antoine Dorocout Notary Public at
the expense of purchasers.
THREE LOTS OF GROUND situated in Washington
Faubourg, Couet Quarter. designated by Nos and of
the square No Is, by No IL of the square No. IT, Lots
and adjoining and measure "a feet each front
"a inches 10 lines front ey street by 12O
feet deep, all American measure,
TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated on GENTLY Road,
being formerly portion of BeImudeZs Plantation, and
part OF which high ground and the remaining timber
wood
CoNDITIoNs-One fourth cash. balance g. 12 IS and "a
months, on endorsed notes. aud secured by mortgage
Road before JAgasse, Notary Public, the expense of
purchasers. ap22
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
ATTITUDE, 20 81 80 N.-LoNG1ruDE 80 Win Time, 6h

Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Rome, Manson, Liverpool, Bailey & Baxter
Ship Wscassett, Logan, Giargow, r. Dyson
s shipp G HR N Mhf Gasgew VIM p9e
Ship Ihos Fleden, (Br) Lawson, Liverpool.
Ship Gossypium, (Br Brown, Liverpool P Maxwell Co
Bark Edwin, Wales, Boston, Geo Green & Bro
Bark Antelope, Crosby Belfast. ]. w. Giffney
Batk SWiftsure, Stackpoe New York. Larop Knox & Co
Dig A'"'S anu hu"a'o MINIS fn'aoe'PWaEa ". w. McMan
Brig Josephine, Hatch Norfolk and Richmond
Brig Mount Vernon, Ducy, Vera Cruz, Wolff Dimond
schr ABBY Morton, Lawrence, Norfolk and Richmond,
schr VIM. C. Preston Cox Matamoos,
Dobbn & Wickham
Steamboat Chas. Hammond, Jones, Cincinnati,
Steamboat st. Paul, Gable. St. Louis, Master
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Jas Perkins, Hail. IS days FIN Boston, to G. w. Hyn
Ship John Henry Merrrett, 20 days FIN Philadelphia to
Bark Qbein, Balch, FIN Flushing Feb 16th to master
schr Planter, LawIess days I'm Grand Caiou to master
schr Wm Bryan. Lawess, 6days fin Grand Gallon, C.
Deake Co-lst my,
California, Reynolds, in i Noble
F. NJ Streck, Sreck, I'm Latourche.
Cora, Kimbal I'm Grand Ecore-1243 bales cotton
Courier, Martin, FIN Baze.
Belle Creole, Ohampomer FIN Wiamsport-19 bis cotton
Duchess, Wade, I'm Cincinnati-4 bales cotton.
Homer Swager FIN Tennessee River-16H bales cotton
Ridgley, Ross, fin Camden.
Towboat Bourbon Dimond FIN the Passes
Iowboat Panther, Kinney, I'm the Passes.
BELow-cOMING UP.
ssp Pf Bsa % nS s G oSea Do
one bark, and three brlgs, unknown.
Memoranda.
Towboat Panther towed down and to sea on the 21st
inst, ships Memphis and Huron.
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IMPORTANT DECIsIoN-The decision of the
Supreme Court on Monday, deciding that editors,
printers, reporters, carriers, and other persons,
nected with newspapers, privileged creditors,
being of considerable interest to large portion of
the community, we consider it proper to give some
of the points of the case:
Stevens, etatv VS.. SdWyer, ct al .Slidell plain
tiffs having entered suit and obtained Judgment
and execution seized and sold the type presses and
other materials belonging to the Tropic, newspa-
per published in the city of New Orleans. The
editors, compositors, clerks, and other persons en-
ployed In the establishment inteIyened claiming to
have privilege superior to plaintiffs The lower
Court decided that under articles 1853, 32I9. and
1921 of the Civil Code, all these creditors were en-
titled to special privilege. Adhesion was render
ed in accordance with the opinion and plaintiffs
appealed. The Supreme Court, however did not
take the view of the case as the Inferior tri-
bunal, and accordingly reversed the decision so far
as the privilege of the composors, editors, report
ers, and carriers, but affirmed the privilege of the
collecting clerks. The Court says" Privileges
are to be allowed only when expressly granted by
intervenors comprehended in the fair meaning of
those Articles of the Code, allowing privileges to
certain classes of persons! Article 1853 gives a
privilege for their salaries to clerks secretaries and
other persons of that kind-tSee also Article 329)
Looking to the ordinary Specification of the TERMS
unable to say that the editor, reporter car
Tler, or iourneyman printer of newspaper esab-
llshment, are either secretaries or clerks nor does
it appear to us that they reasonably to be ranked
as persons of that kind, especially when the
principle is kept in view that privileges are strict
pressly granted A decision was rendered ac-
cor1ngly.
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TO PLANTERS, FAMILIES AND MERCHANTS


GtOMSToCK & CO. 50 POYDR.4S STRICT, have
- ON hand the following enune Medicines, which every
family ought to be supplied with, viz:
HAYS LINlAlENT is warranted 10 cure any case of the
Piles, either Blind or Bleeding.
JEW DANlD'S, or HEBREW PLASTER; where ut Is
applied pam cannot genuine 5oc pet box
DIR; McMAiR'S ACOUSTIC Ola certain cuFs for
Deafness and all complaints of the EarPnce, 81 per a
LANGLEY'S GREAT WESTERN INDIAN KEN
EDY Will any of Asthma, Dyspepsia, Darrhoea
CostIveness, Liver Comp aint etc.
MOTHERS RELfEF-for those ladies about becoming
Mothers all should use it.
for Purifying the Blood-Price Soc bottle "a per Dozen
DIR. SPOHN'S SICK HEADACHE NEMEDY will
any case either Nervous Bilious. Will youry
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY and pr
BARTHOLOMEW EXPECTORANT PINK sly,
RUP-for Coughs Colds Pain in the Breast and Side and
all Chest and Lung Complaints. - .rr,n,,,
FAHNESTOCK'S and KOLMSTOCK,S VERMl-
FUGE-for Worms in children This Remedy for Worms
is one of the most extraordinary ever used - :, II.
Jet black brown. and warranted not TO STAN the SKIN
KEW'S LINIMENT and INDIAN EEGEIABLE
ELIXER warranted TO any case OF Rheumatism or
Govt Contracted Cords and Muse es.
PAIN KIIIER-Pnce, 12la cents.
OLDRIGE'S GENUINE BALM OF COLUMBfA-for
making the Hair grow bald heads preventing the hair from
falling out and freeing it from dandrutf.
DALLEY's and CoSNELLs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
will prove blessing all those who it. 1t
reign remedy for all Burns Sore Eyes Feon Ulcers Bruises
Tic Dooeux Eryspeas and all complaints which need
external application. By its use inhammatons removed
swelings reduced and modification even stayed.
CautioR-All the above NAMED articles sold only by
ap24 tt COMSTOCk & CO., IS Poydras st,
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LAFAYETTE CITY CoUNcIL.-The Mayor, Mr.
Bouligny was absent, but quorum of members
We're present.
MIR. FIorance moved for a dispensation of the
rules, in regard to the laying of banquets on Sew
enth street,. The committee to whom the subject
was refe rred would have made report two weeks
ago, but Were deferred from so doing by want of
time The resolution to lay banquets on Seventh
street was carried.
Mr.. DeSaulles offered a resolution in regard to
Mr William Forgay, a contractor engaged by the
Council to do certain paving work. Alderman
Flor ance opposed il the ground that they could
not compel Mr.. Forgay to fulfil a contract that
Woald be doing an injury to himself Alderman
Swain differed with the member-he believed him
as much obliged as though he had signed the con-
hact. A long discussion here ensued, and after a
good deal OF eloquence, pro and con, the question
was laid over. The report of the Committee on
Fire, granting the Lafayette Hook and Ladder
Company an apparatus, was carried. The Council
then adjourned SINE die.
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How AN ALABAMA DESPERATE ATTACKED A
JUDGE:-The Mobile Herald of the 25th gives the
following narrative:
"A few days ago, Judge Jones, of the Criminal
Court, was assaulted while on his way to Potters
VILE village fifteen miles from this city,
desperate, named Copeland, stopped his buggy
on the road and with gun in hand, ready cooked
swore that he intended to shoot him. The Judge
inquired the motive, and was told bv COPELAND that
1t was because he had sentenced his brother to the
peni'entiary. The reply was that that was done
according to law-tiat his brother had been CON
viced by twelve lawful men nd true-that he was
merely the instrument &c The desperate. his
gun resting on the washboard of the vehicle as
Serted with oath, that all this plea made no diff
ference, he intended to shoot him any how Fl
nay the Judge, as usual got the better of the ar
gument, and Copeland declared tina; he would de-
sist from his purpose, if the Judge would take
drink with him. This the legal ftlnctionary posi-
lively refused to d. even under the threats of the
ruffian. The matter, however, we are told, was
compromised by gentleman who was driving in
the buggy taking the place of Mr. Jones: The
parties separated after this IN very excellent humor
We have not learned that any measures have been
taken to arrest Copeland. He is said to be an out
law of the most desperate kind, and has committed
several brutal outrages with impunlty. Ii he ever
gets into the hands of Judge jones, we suspect he
will receive the full benefit of the law
The Herald also states that man named Graves
has been arrested in Mobile chara ed with highway
robbery on Mr. Easton; and maj named Wilson,
for robbing Signor Vattellina.
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PRosPEoTUs---oUR COUNTRY.

A TRI-WEEKLY PAPER, in English and Spanish, de-
n voted to politics, literature and general intelligence
having associated with them Dr. Mauhewson, formerly ed
to of the Vera Cruz Genius of Liberty will enlarge their
publish tweey for the present in English aad Spanish
as soon sufficient number OF subscribers be obtained
to justify them in making the change.
This paper has already an extensive circulation in Mexico
Central America and the West India Islands and our
social political and commercial intercourse with those places
becoming daily of and more Importance the advan
tage that may from the contemplated change need
comment for they cannot fail to be at recognized
and appreciated
specimen number will be issued Sunday the 18th inst
which may be had gratis from the publishers at No 81 Elk
change Alley at the bookstores of Messrs. B. Steel No
IA Camp street T. p White No SO Canal street and j. c.
Morgan, No. II Exchange Place, where lists are open
and subscriptions respectfully solicited.
cR Terms-$l0 year paid quarterly in advance
New Orleans. A mil g. 1919, a10-tf
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JENNY LIND ICE CREAM SALOON.

NO. 81 ST. CH4RL LES STREET-Up STAIRS
(NEARLY OPPOSITE THE THEATRE)
g. y The Citizens of New Orleans, and the sam.
& transient public, are re, respectfully mott ssSYA
g opened THIS EVENING, Tuesday TGR
Apni H. in style of magnifcence that will totally
eclipse establishment of the kind the Southwest and
fully vie in spendor with the Palaces Of Refreshments
the Northern cities
Thealoon fitted with the most costly and comfortable
furniture by McDuf of Magazine street, whose taste so
well known in this city that would be superfuous say
the subject
The Refreshments will consist of CREAMS and SHEER.
BETS OF variety of flavor together with all the de-
lcious FRUITS ofthe Tropics
Mr. SMITH. formerly and for long time the efficient
head of Nblos famous Saloon in New York, will have the
entire superintendance-the announcement whcE-wI
guarantee to the community the fashionable resort in
New Orleans. -
The proprietor the public that the attendance shall
be uneqqaed and that the whole management Of the Sa
loon will be such fail please the fasdous
eY Families and Parties can be supplied at a moments
notice, with all the decaces OF the season. ap1O I'm
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SP.ECIA L NO TICES.

~ Mrs G. E. da PONTE, would respectfully
inform those persons who DESTROYS of learning either
DRAWING or PAINTING, that she is prepared to give
private lessons to Ladies in either of those beautiful
accomplishments upon the reasonable terms Apply
at this Office. ap12
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FASHIONABLE: ICE CREAM SALOON.

'g'HE public respectfully informed that the marni
4 cent Ball Room Of this establishment viii befET1
opened on the 18th instant an ICE CREAM nYsd
LOON L is intended to be conducted upon the plan s
OF the celebrated Ice Cream Saloons of New York and Phil
all times with perfect confidence either after the fatigue Of
llemen and egae themselves with the choicest Creams and
Confectionery, Fruits etc-a desdeation long wanting in
this city: In soliciting the patronage of the fashionable
public the propeor have only to point the high repua
ton for respectabity and order that this Hall has hitherto
observed under the arrangement. Families supplied
with superior Ice Cream on the shortest notice.
Ban officer will be constantly in attendance to ex.
clude Improper persons. aplO if
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NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 81, 1s4s

A BEAUTIFUL SHAwL.-We yesterday saw at
the store of Mr. Thompson, on Chartres street, be-
tween Customhouse and Bienvile, one of the most
beautiful shawls that we ever did see If Abd.el-
Kader CHANGED to get his eyes upon it, he most as
rafHa Nv - 40 Az
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Positive Sale of a Saw-Mill.

Office No. 81 yGraoier street.
SATURDAY. April %. at II o'ciock-Wi be sold at
- Bankss Arcade, without reserve
The we'll known SAW-MILL, situated in Notre Dame
street No g. The machinery comprises planning mill, up
set of backsmts tools, etc etc. ali in good order
The whole will be sold in block The lease, on which
stands the Mill will be sold separately which expires LIST
of October,s1s5O, and payable monthly.
TermS-Cash ,an9S
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% Mr.. Rademacher, who so narrowly escaped
death at the atrocous murder Of his wife, in Phila-
delphia, has almost entirely recovered.
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cARRoLLToN HOTEL AND GARDENS,

- The public is respectfully informed that this ss,n
T..N most delightful place of resort and amuse sasSa
4l.y- ment is open under the management das&sN
OF the subscriber In the extensive grounds 30. VAW
DUETS of all kinds will be furnished by the gard -
ner and at the Saloon and in the Gardens ICE CREAM
LEM0NADE. SHERBERTS SODA WATER and
CONFECTIONERY
Inc Hotel department is undergoing extensive alterations
ana improvements: meantime preparation made to fur
% dinner parties with all the decaces of the season. and
the best OF wines and liquors y
ana s though not least attentive and polite bar keepers
will be found at their posts to administer TO the comfort of his
ap13 ON 'o 4 STES III r. NJ
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RESRSs MMEMHs,
Observation-Disclosures.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THE undersigned begs inform the public that bo hoe
removed his Ice Cream Establishment from St. o. @ss
Charles street to the CORNER CANAL AND IA E&eA<9
ROME STREETS, where his Saloon will be -
opened on SATURDAY EVENING, April s, &S
and remain open daily from ii o'clock M till late honr
in the evening Every variety of reeshmentsw be sap
piled such as Ice Cream Shebes Ice Lemonade etc etc
He trusts that the convenient locality of the Saloon and
the unexeeptionabe quality of the refreshments provided
will induce fair share of public patronage.
apps I'm H. WILLOZ
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SNoozING.-Watchman Barry, of the First Mn
nicipality, police, was yesterday reported by his
corporal for having been found in a state of SOM
nolency on the pavement
Who goes there No answer, Faith
The streets OF Venice now are thick with rognos
wonder me, why you old man '''S'' nut
Whose store did hap to gape one morn
And found him minus half his diamonds
Dld not expend little of what remained
10 md some drug-some nervous iiuuor
PM f no,I1 II cen go to my palace
I, IL neither talk nor think-but by the Pope
hereafter I'll be Waterman for myself "-Od pyou
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IT, Notice to Draymep. - Hereafter I will pay no
drayage goods consigned to except those who have
my written order. JOSEPH H. MOORE
mh29 I'm IO7 POydras
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Horse, Bread-cart and Harness-succession

Horse, Bread-cart and Harness-Succession Of
Charles Monrose.
By PERSON & BONNEVAL,
Office No. 81 Grauier street
SATURDAY, April %, at AZ o'clock, P. My virtue
- OF, and In pursuance to order from the Honorable the
Second District Court of Orleans bearing date April 49,
lS4S-Wl be sold at auction at the OF Cont and
Where Streets the following property belonging said
succession, to wit:
Four BREAD-CARTs and HARNESS;
Four HORSES, and quantity Of utensils suitable for
Bakery.-Tems cash on delivery. apis
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THE SEMI-WEEKLY CRESCENT.

PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
BY HAYES q M'CLURE
vJyHE SEMT-WEEKLY CRESCENT will contain all
Il the important matter of the DISCRIMINATING Foreign
and Domestic News, Literary Intelligence ETC. to which
will be added in each Number of the EMI-WEEKLY. an
accurate Review OF the NEW ORLEANS MARKET, with
full quotations OF the Prices Current prepared by
leman eminently qualified for the task
sV TERMs-Five Dollars per annurn-pay able in
advance New Orleans March s. 1S4S
Spirits TURPkNTINE.-20b bs.. for sale by
- ap12I w S.W. CUTTER, 70 Poydras st,
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WASHINGTON HOTEL


Lake end of the Pontchartrain Railroad.
rTvHE present propreors of the above well known eab
Il lishment would inform the citizens of New0r "a
leans and all its former patrons that the house. after sm
having undergone thorough reparaE=A-A
Ssz<aYgHYaEetion is now opened for their accommodation
S.-N-+AS this season. and they may feel assured that
every endeavor will be made to render their visits agreeable
The Restauran. will all times be supplied with the best
Fish that the Lakes psoduce, such POmpano Black Fish,
Croakers Trout Soft Crabs besides all the delcacies OF
the NewOrleans market.
en None Int the hest of Ii0uors served at the bar.
apaHf E. p KENNEDY l. co.
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o. Edward Gandeline, free boy of color, was
yesterday morning arrested by the Second Munich
pallty Police, on the charge of coming into the
State in contravention to the law. Ned was ar
rested some time in December last, on the same
charge, and was at that period notified to leave the
State He complied with the demand, but has, in
defiance of the law, again returned. The punish
ment for such an offence is We believe, imprison-
ment in the penilentiary for one year.
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s N \ Y S.

~fGse STEAM TO BRAzos ST JAGo-Regu-
sSIfkGgH lar Packet-The superior coppered and cop
- =. pertasened steamship A U III ST A, Capt.
AIRED stevens will ply regular packet between New
d ke Gra n and Matamoos which viii be without
4elay ample arrangements having been made for Teams
Lighters, etc. to insure dispatch ans6 I'm
Agents. MORTIMER Mp TURNER & CO., New Orleans,
eIHoMAs Il. ADDY & CO., Brazos st. Jago.
III f Tt. Mouth No of Rio Grande and Matamoros-
hanzz schooner GEN. TAYLOR, Capt. Anderson being
% expected will have dispatch the above places
ii sss OF 10 to w. GIBBONS Is Customhonse st.
Inns vessel draws only feet loaded and viii cross the
-. apA
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ICE CREAM SALOON.
aThe subscriber takes pleasure in informing zsssfs
ETg his friends and the public generally of the N3a
m1H opening of his ICE CREAM SALOON, n2e
xD situated on 50. Charles Street, next door to EA
the corner Of Gravier street and directly opposite
Mr. Capps Church, where he intends all times to keep
variety Of Creams, Vanilla Pine Apple, Lemon and
variety of such other Fruit Creams the will allow
together with Shebes and Frozen Leonades. As every
attention will be paid to please and he has been great
expense in fitting his establishment he hopes receive
liberal patronage.
Families supplied at short notice, and on reasonable
terms.
In his store under the above Saloon will be constantly
found Soda, Mead and large and general assortment OF
Fruits, Candies, Confectionery and Sweetmeats of
description.
~ The Ice Cream Saloon will be opened, ready for vs
ters on THURSDAY the ed inst.
1 In order that nothing may be wanting to crafty the
public taste, excellent BAND OF MUSIC has been
gagged, and will be nightly in attendance
mh23 3m LAZZARO DANCEVICH.