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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-28

FOR MOBILE-D.7ILY U. s. MAIL LINE.
The splendid low. pressure n-
EAsrN Ps SM st Steamer 2 Ris1s eEs4
CALIFORNIA, Capt. G. L. Reynolds, and JAMES I.
Day Capt. Wm T. Gibsrson having been built expressly
Ladies' Cabins all in State oos One Of the above steam
will leave the PontcbaIain Railroad DAILY curing
the week. the arrival at the Lake of the ha o'clock
Train of Can and of the o'clock r: M. can ON SUN
DAYS. For freight passage apply on board or
jaN J. Il r. GEDDES, Agents. 10 Bank Place.
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teresed in tho progress prosperity and completion Of
that important work canal more than one hundred
miles long, located favorably any work of this
kind in the country with inc hausble supplies of coal
iron, &c. at one end, and immense market at the
ether is suffered to lay idle and go to decay to
the purposes of the spectators in the
No effort is made to revive the business OF the line
report made Of the affairs Of the concern-no account
given of the expenditure Of the receipts the interest
the debt unpaid and the whole property left to 90 to
wreck and ruin The stock is selling at 50 per
share and there 10000 shares in existence-this
with the debt makes aggregate Of about or
say in round numbers, million of dollars for a ca
nal one hundred and one miles long. This is cheap
enough, compared with the Delaware division of the
Pennsylvania canals The State of Pennsylvania was
offered two and half millions for that line of its ca
nails which was refused; and the Morris Canal is ca
pable OF doing as large business as the Delaware d.
vision. In the hands of few enterprisng individuals
this canal might be made very profitable and very use
ful to the community at large AS 1t is, these stock
holders are not very likely to receive any returns
soon from their investments The receipts for several
years past have ranged from forty to eighty thousand
dollars annually and satisfactory has been
been used by clique of spectators, and the stock
holders appear to be powcrless. So long as the ma
nagers make such of the income the canal
as they please, with impuniy long will the work
main in its present unfinished and far the stock
holders are concerned unproductiyc, state.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY., April 21-6 p M.
The -four market steady and active TODAY under
the influence OF good demand for the British pro-
ynces and for the East, while there was more doing
than was reported the day previous. Wheat was arm
and Genesee held Mt higher rates while sales of Ohio
freely made for milling including portion to 20
to Troy Corn was steady and sales pretty freely made
Mt previous quotations. There change in meal
or rye flour Pork was heavy, with moderate sales,
terms stated below. Other articles in the provision
line remained about the same. The grocery market
exhibited no new features worthy Of particular note.
owing to the unfavorabe accounts OF the destructive
effects Of the late cold weather at the South to the cot
ten crop the market &c better to-day with heavy
sales, portions Of which were on speculation.
CorrEE.-The market is not very active and we have
but to notice sales of 900 bags Laguayra at 6Hc 400
do Rio at 6hc and some parcels of Niarasabo 7c.
Java ranges from &c. to 04c and St. Domingo at 5hc.
sac.
SueAns-The operations Of the day are 500 hhds,
at 4iac 4Hc. for New Orleans, and 4Ac 51fc. for
Cuba Muscavado and 600 bags Brazil, at 6Ac. mos.
SricEs-No. nutmegs are lower, and can be bought
for 95c.
SErp-Sacs Of 100 bushels time thy were made at 81
so, which lower. Small sales Of old clover were
made at &c.
TEAs-The cargo Of the ship Darlington was offered
this day by L. NJ Hoffman Co., and although an ad-
realized from the last sale large portion OF
the green teas were withdrawn; the blacks were all
sold at full prices Cassia brought IKE. months.
Terms Q months. Hyson,-lo u chests III 10 do 7oi
ADO 751 80 do o7 10 do 54 Is do As; i6 do At; 33
do. 461a 45 chests 36H. Young Hyson-40 4 chests
6s 20 do 90 40 do ~; 81 do. 65h 20 do Az; do.
~ Hyson Skn.-lo chests SO; 20 do 49,; &c X chssts
29 20 do 2S1s; o. do. 2s; 25 chests 49, Is do 22s;
125 do. Is. Gunpowder.-30 chests 56I&; do 40; 90
do Ssh; 5s do. s7h. Imperial -6l1s chests S1s; ~
"a; LILY do 33. Nngyong Oolong-25 lob boxes III
LA DO 4o 30 lab do 36ls $50 do Sh; 2oo lib 40.
3Si 400 do "a. Oolong 600 u chests 49, Ningyong
Pouchong-75 "a chests 80; 100 do 291s Flowery Pc
koe. 80 chests aoh Cassia-6 400 mats at IKE pee
pound
TosAcco.-we annex the usual statement showisg
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QUOTATIONS PRINCIPAL STOCKS IN THE
NEW YORK MARKET.

comparison of prices current yesterday with those
ruling at the close of the previous week, exhibits an
advance in Treasury Notes Of q per cent; Ohio 6s 1
Kentucky 6s L. Pennsylvania SIS IL; Indiana S. -;
Reading Railroad, /; Erie Railroad, new Ia; Harem
IL; Long Island, 70; Farmers Loan, -; Canton Com
pany a; North American Trust fell of u per cent.
The deposits in the sub-treasury here have been
largely reduced during the past week,
the large receipts At close of business yesterday
the balance on hand amounted to 81 1903 49s showing
decrease for the week of s13S34O. This, with the
ceips other has increased the amount Of
specie in the banks during the week. about eight hun
drod thousand dollars The amount of deposits will
be reduced to greater extent this week. which, with
the imports expected by this weeks steamer from
Liverpool and the receipts from other places will pro-
badly the amount of specie in the banks up
70 next Saturday upwards Of million of dollars
At this rate the banks will soon be all right again,
and we may look for speedy change in the market.
The aggregate expectation of specie from this port
from January LIST to April 2lst inclusive, 1927 us
The Union Bank has declared a semi-annua dividend
of five per cent payable on the LIST of May.
The Mechanics and Farmers Bank, of Albany, has
declared semi annual dividend of FIVE per cent, pay
able LIST Of May.
A movement Is on foot to throw into circulation
large amount of bills the Wolfborough Bank, N H.
new bills have been prepared and some Of the old ones
have fallen improperly into the hands of the operators
The plan u.s. to give them brief credit, by providing
for their temporary redemption in this city The stock
of said bank is worthless 1t has not one dollar Of
means and several thousand dollars of its former ennis
son of bills remain worthless, and without the slight
est chance of redemption, in the hands of the COM
munity Look out for these shinpastcrs.
The condition of the Morris Canal, and the position
of the affairs of the company, call for decided
ion on the part of the stockholders and all those in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23
INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS.
Our Washington Correspondence.


WASHINGTON, April 81, 1870
~ me Ca6'n't-Lssne Of Stock, &c.
NO cabinet council was held today. There in
no'hing doing here at present in the wav Of
Changes or appointments, and no important move.
ment Will take place till the return of Mr.. Ewing.
about the first of May
Notwithstanding the loud clamor which has bs..
raised against the Postmaster General for proscr;,
ton, not single removal has yet been made bv
him, except upon the production of well established
charges against the ncumbents. 1t is rule of an
the departments not to take into consideration any
applications for removals OF obnoxious officials.
unless accompanied by reputable evidence show
ing either incompetence or some other sufficient
cause.
Mr.. Penrose, the Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury, has not yet returned to the city.
The following is the amount of United States
stock issued to foreigners, from the 18th to the
10th April inclusive:-
issg '''''''' 6OOO
3S,1VO
A01o' .'.'.... $4,000
Senators Webster, Corwin, and Mangum are
sun here Ex-senator Dix, Of New York. left in
the cars this morning. Mr.. McMchael, of the
Philadelphia american, was here during the week.
but departed last night.
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SPORTING.

CENTREvlLLE COURSE TROTTING.--A PURSE OF
~ $40 mile heats Best in in harness for horses that
never won purse To come of Thursday April 18th En-
tries to close Tuesday, April 2ih, by 10 o'clock r. NJ at
Green Maddens. ES Chatham Three to
make held and two to start In all entries the entrance
money to be deposited in the box with the entry.
IL ARLEM RAILROAD EXPRESS.--THE SUBSCRIBER
VIII ,onmence, Wednesday the 18th instant ming
daily express from this city Dover Plains and all the in
termedate places the above road by the train
o'clock a. NJ returning in the afternoon, for the
,eyanee OF parcels bundles orders &c. and for the
ton Of any business entrusted to him. Office at Bell
Could's, No. l5S Nassau street.
THOMAS C. PRITCHARD.
III RLEM PARK TR0TTING COURSE.--A PURSE
s2 mile heats hest in in harness. &c will come of
on Tuesday 9th April At O'Clock, T. NJ free for horses
that S25 Entries to close Green
Madden's, before o'clock, p NJ Monday. April "a
WIN. FONNER Proprietor
CP0RTSMEN, TAKE NOTICE.-A PIGEON MATCH TO
~ come off Monday, April 3D. at Hoboken the Crck
eGromdwhere there will be Hog shot for that weighs
loo bs Also several Sweepstakes and interesting
Matches
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23

ARRIVAL OF MISSIONARIES AT THEIR DrsrINA-
TIoN.-By the steamer, the Boston Journal has ac-
counts of the arrival of the ship Bowditch, Capt
Pike, at Madras, on the 18th of Feb. The Bow
missionaries, connected with the American Board.
and eight connected with the Baptist Board.
The names of the former were Rev. j. w.
S. Shelton and wife, Rev. J. T. Moves and
wife, Rev G. T. Mills and wife, Ms T. s. Bur
nell and wife, and Rev. w Ireland and wife, (the
two latter to stop at the South African MIsslon).
The following were connected with the Baptist
Board-Rev. l.. Jewett and wife, Rev. II. L,
Van Meter and wife, Rev. G. G. Morse and wife,
and Rev. ;. BENJAMIN and wife
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, April 22. 1919.

The Charleston Packst-For Californ,a,
The steamship Columbus arrived at her berth
to-day, at twelve o'clock, having been precisely
seventy-seven hours from Charleston. She has
fory-eight passengers and large freight list.
The bark Ralph Cross, for California, was to
have started yesterday afternoon, but has been de-
hyed in consequence, of the shippers of her cargo
not having made the proper clearances at the
Custom House. She will not get off before Tues
day, and has but about thirty passengers The
great bulk OF the emigrants now bound to Ell
Dorado, from this port, have chosen the splendid
ship Susan G.. Owens to make the voyage in.
The number of her passengers will exceed two
hundred from all parts of the country.
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NOTICE,-THE BOOKS FOR THE SUBSCRIPTION OF
the capital stock the New York and Liverpool United
States Mail Steamship Company will be opened the office
of f. X COLLINS n South street in the city of New York.
Thursday the Sd Of May next from the hour of 10 A.
to clock, =. NJ.
JAMES BROWN,
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
ELISHA RIGGS, : Commissioners.
WILLIAM $. WETMORE,
STEWART BROWN,
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AnIUSE MENT'S.
RowzRY rnEArRE-MoNDAY EVENING. ApnII

BoEzRY THEATRE7MoNpAY EVENING APRIL
VII ss:ss H. LIZ; and Rssia III A.
Fl h Henry VI H s 1s
Mr. Jordan queen EsaSs,S Mrs. %ass ssjr r o hsdy
w Aa n'h fisSs
T4R iSs 'a TE Of n To with the
Emily G;ussstt Miss Taylor Doors before 7our
T. HANFRAy's NATIONAL THEATRE CHATHAM
satiSs sntt isd1H Hos or The
Ss Mr. ton Mons 'i MI Dawes Madame psr
S' ii wi?S"ss Xxi Of sew
mon Little FIN Mr. Ghsnfral Captain TGbn Mr. b. chsp
s. ffhhqaY% "a sSasadS VIII the TE
zle. Mr. W Chapman; Grace Bertram. Miss Mest.yer.
NJ ECHANIcs, HALL is CLOSED UNTIL MONDAY
April &-Chrsys Minstrels. respectfully announce
t' Of that sS y
thew WIFI the hall for the
MONDAY EVENING. April 3d. when pt they viii have the
with variety Of entirely new features. ''' '
MES u rRAN N;lS, KEMBLE BUTLER WILL READ
Mso9 aSy, n0 A ss w shf
read King John Tickets of Mr. Polmsn, Jani
Mr. sfs es
h,ra ss At University Ne e ~ %1saSa
HSfsn at ss SSss "ss S sspn
n an PsssI a0 sale & the
Hotel also at the Bookstores of Mr. Grower and Mr. ker
MOTT and ut the door ON the evening of the reading.
JOSEF GUNGL'S LAST AND ONLY CONCERT, PRIOR
y 70 nus return to Europe, will take place Friday
Evening april Th at the Broadway tabernacle, which
occasion ne Will be assisted by the following
Northail Mr. Seharfenberg and Mr. H. c. Tmm. Tickets
QUO. each Particulars in future advertisements
'INHE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS-THE
% !, exDon OF Paintings by artists Of tho above school
Will DC open every day Sundays excepted 10 o'clock
NJ until 10 o'clock NJ at the large the Of
s hs nnsa S1 9ns sTa Spring
til 10Th June inclusive so cents Catalogues l2& cents
pOSlTiVELf THE LAST WEEK COL FREMONTS
Nondesorpt VIII Ne seen in this city The
binary OF any quadruped the earth Cali
ornia is on its way from New Mexico geological Gar
dens LONDON ana may be for more at 30
Broadway with the hump OF the dromedary the Of the
elephant, limbs of various animals cued wool
or SILK coverng-t is wonderful Don't fail this
week. 25 cents only. - ~
CASTLE GARDEN-THE ABOVE WELL KNOWN
Summer resort be engaged evening amuse-
monts during the ensuing season further PARTICULARS
(post paid) directed to the proprietors:
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
REWARD,

REWARD.
d 1O0 REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE FIND
p AVV ing of the body Of Captain p. Vandewater who
was lost overheard from his sloop Saturday
April H. off Grand street Ferry Err He grey
pantaoons and Is about height ANY
Information win be thankfully received and the above
to RICHARD LEWIS 24l South, cor. Pike St. New York
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Stealing of the Government JeweIs-To


the Public-A number Of the friends of Messrs H. b. p
T. Jones of HON has been unjusy being
directly connected with the burglars who ago
Hence in the uniform integrity and uprghness of both of
those gentlemen earnestly the public
opinion in relation TO them until certain (now pre-
paration 10 be puhlished) disclosed which will
umphantly vndicate them from all suspicion of guilt 1t
will be coneusivey that they the victims
OF an infamous conspiracy, originating in Philadelphia.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,


"A Street New York. April 49, lsi9To the President and
the protection Of their Emgrant Gentlemen
Ny object in addressing this communication through
your notice that fully and fairly investigate my
c%py a Ts %y do to n
Of May the State canals will be ready for business We win
York the West and Southwestern Union also
the 90 sen n c se e Se
societies to the 10Th day of October next
From New York to any port on the Erie canal including
NsSYork any American port Lake Erie nE >. ~
New York any regular port the Upper Lakes,
New S YORK; to Pittsburgh pcnnsyivan 90
:. New York to GinsinnSti' Ohio ........... 50
New York York to s st. Esd k Ksns"sfy
CANADIAN PORTS.
" New York to porthope. C. W................. so
" New York to kingston ".............. 90
New New York York to to HSsSG!s; g
The above rates nearly 100 cent lower than
are nn hsasns asA IS
is now conducted by authority but really and truly the
it n all ont Of his being lied
for ought obe punished In making proposal carry
charges and hold out to your the cost
Sf for Any s the
panied by any appendage claiming head money shall be faith
kindly treated My Of forwarding as good
better, than any house in New York. forward
thousand day. required and
CARDS myself not altogether mercenary in this matter.
have kindly feeling for the emgrant have been engaged
nearly quarter of century in carrying emigrants the
West invite investigation conduct
during that long period belonged to the class be
ye warm and clothed, u-gve last your
pocket sympathsers; but 80 far my permitted
left none by the way, because they Now wish
you examine the matter carefully, much i'm
portance to the poor stranger and If the
cluson that countrymen will he safer in other hands
than mine, must be satisfied with the decision
same time my inability to see the
only add, that
made with the right kind Of faithful competen
agents at the several points transhpment and taking
whole line it stands challenge the city of New York
show better, favorable the omigran who
vending his way to the interior and cheer him
way, will aid him with all my strength, heart and soul
am, gentlemen, very truly your obi. servt.,
JOHN ALLEN, 157 Cedar st.. N Y.
NOTICE-THE BOOKS FOR THE SUBSCRIPTION Oh
New nd ITni
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Sherwood having secured their Oce the regular attend
Of experienced Physician familiar with his peculiar
theory and practice the of Chronic Diseases
fully prepared carry his views. and continue his
medical Practice hitherto conducted Once hours for Pa
tients will hereafter be from IL to o'clock p NJ
ii. H. SHERWOODS Successors,
No. lMl Chnmhers New Nnrk
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HARLEM RAILROAD EMPRESS TIE SUBS,
SALES BY AUCTION.

RYJACOBs S. PLATT-L. G. DARLINGTON, AUCTION
- eer-iiardware Auction salc.-liardware Table Knives
and Forks 500 cards Knives, Scissors RaZors, Fancy
Goods Bit iers Rods English Blister and Cast Steel
Iron Wire Shoves &cJACOBS 5. PLATT will sell this day
at 10 o'clock above at the Auction Room. No. % Pat
by catalogue 800 lots suitable for Country Dealers City
taers and others, which Wood Screws Gimblet
housekeeping articles Casters Lanterns Walters Cake as
kets, Tea Trays German Silver Ware and Pad
locks bales Shoe Thread 70 Tin Kettle Ears 81 do
brass Ok Tips Saws Bells Hammers, Cut Tacks Bolts Butts
Closet and Knob Locks Cupboard and Chest do Chise
Bedserews fiat and high brass Candestieks Fifth and
fasks Shutters and Trays, Glue Pots, Weights, Till Locks
Toy Sad Irons 500 doz American and Sheffield Table Cutlery
+ directed Also with which the sale will commence.
large and valuable Iron Safe, to set in wall Also,
raj articles Of counting house furniture Also 10 o'clock
100 bundles 3l6 and inch Brazerss rods tons English
Bstered Steel 100 bundles Iron Wire % doz Shoves &c.
b. The sale will in front of the 10
o'clock Also, tomorrow Pawnbroker sale of Watches and
Jew
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MEDICAL.

MEDlCALs
ITO CHEMISTS AND DRUGGIsTs.--AN ENGLIsHMAN
Ss@s r r wn 70 his
A,A Iyste Green street y gwen Nadf'''
CoMPoUND TEA;BERRY TOOTH PAsTE..FoR SALE
81 @ s"i Ty'H To.
viii very superior compound in preserving
and and ssps @ AS
willing to testify to the truth Of all II has found
and publish for the time for the the
public generally
BRoNcIHLIT1IIsss AND eoMcT cnKED@BosToY Az
been troubled for considerable time with bad Cough AVID
Try S Of p w
mTsS 3ss ID n s.Ss sa
hie'ed. GEORGE DAy T; sr% Of iisls..S
sy " and han
20. Formerly Practising Physician.
ssuch testimony can be relied upon. Be careful of
the article you buy IL must have the signature of Butts
For sale wholesale and retail by Messrs A. and D. Sands
Building corner Of Chambers Penod co ee s@
street, and by the Druggists generally throughout the United
States and Canada:
ITO DRuGCIsTs-POR SALE, ONE FIRST RATE ROOT
MI LOndGn mads) two good counter Cases two large
Spd lot Of Est Conu@ made from the nspated aies
The above article will be sold cheap applied Tor 6
Companion BY DIR. A. NJ Mauriceau Professor of Dis
5000 copies sold in six months ''''' ~ '''' %
an Of w of and 70 s to
might have been spared thousands would have
enjoyed hundreds their graves st alive.
BY sy Of s work a married or those
plating marriage as dscoses important secrets which
those whose permit an of am
Here also every 9smsiethe Wife tn. mother the one
either budding into womsnhood the one in the decline of
and most certain mode OF cure in every complaint
F@ sale Bfsadyay and az tn. Publishing Once. 12s
Boston, B. Peterson, IS Chestnut street Phiisaslpiis
B. Ruscou, New ersans j. b. t9bbedse, savannah.
On the receipt Of ST. copy will be transmitted BY man,
sS5sss:sd: 4 n Tsuriosau Boz
MO CURE NO PAY-DR. CORBTTT 10 DUANE ST.
may be consulted on the treatment Of certain delicate
81 Diseases al ayseS to the trsss
form Of this disease Recent cured in three days No
nR JOHNSON, IS DUANE STREET, so WELL KNOWN
in the treatment Of delicate dseasesThe Doctors
Srses as sv' Sa
81 habit enecuay cured Recent sasos cured in
nR. FAwCHTT CAN BE CONFIDENTIALLY CON-
suited a, his ONCE 81 pey street on all private diseases
on the prnsp Structure. cured on most
plan tas yss%s o. can ''
TYR. MORRISON CONTINUES 10 DE coNsyLTED
~ confdenally private diseases. elects structures
ulcers and cruptons he whore others fail Re-
cent in Nervous and organic debiiky
ne Sec his London diploma in his sfse,
| 2Olls Fulton street.
TYR. RALPH, AgTHoa OF THE "PRAcTIcAL PR.
70 ~ A. M to Sunday exceptsd). Those who Apply
the early stages win be surprised at tho rapidly iis
attending their II is chiefly. however,
those who have suffered from certain GLASS people, who
properly appreciate his services ice
nrs ncipont 70 its advanced and distressing stag
from advantages and very praotics
he afford rapid. easy and radical ours which, hss
ground FOG stating be sbAAed fcou w oheg source in
| America "
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by JACOB s. PLATT.-L. C. CARR NGTON, AUCTION
- eer.lO0 bundles 3l6 and 4 inch Brazers Rods tons
English Bsercd Steel 100 bundles Iron Wire valuable
Iron Sa4 large sze to set in wall &c will be sold this
morning at ten o'clock, in front of the Auction Room, %
Pla street the whole be sold in lots to suit
rers n
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Venereal Structures, and all diseases = private
ture illustrated BY many ceored plates second edition
has been published by Srnger Townsend 1t be
had Of the author O broadway second edition the
authors work Seminal Diseases resulting from impro
habits has been published The Blake
this book should be in the hands Of father and YOUTH
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DAGUERREoTYPES.-PERs
" about to visit California and DESTROYS their
nesses with their friends would do well to call Brady
Nos D5 and 2 broadway where, BY Of I'm
proyements and additions to his establishment and
faithful teneses may be obtained at the shortest notice
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n OLD AND SILVER ENGLISH LEVER WATCHER
" and Watch Movements Of all manufactures for sAs By
buyers will do we'll to call before purchasing elsewhere
n. Z. ROBBINS, 50 JobA street, up stAlrs