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COTTON Low, AND GOODS Still.
TDLUED

LOWER.
M. STRAUSS, ls Cokesesury,
8 now opening and daily receiving
- - BROWN SHIRTINGS, from A, to 10 cts.
i'peF+yard, e, -. s::s = u
| . Bleachcd do. g from to:Q0 cts mr.
yard, -. sfs sSsssgs
Al LoSs CLOTH 9, 10 and 81 yards per dollar,
English Prints 10, l2 and ls cts yard,
Fancy Prints l6, 90 and 25 yds per dollar,
Furniture prints to l6 yds per dollar, $
Mourning and second mourning prints, to 10
yds per dollar, ~
Iiekings 10 cts por yard up,
lotion osnaburgss 9 OF. per yard II yards for
l.t2 Heayy brown and bleachcd drill, ~
Heavy brown and blcached canton Flannel,
Red and white flannel all wool lS 3-4 up, q
kcrseys twelve and q hnlf cts per yurd,
All kinds of Blankets very low. ;t5. .,5:;.5.
Hdkfs from six and u fourth to twenty-five
cents, .iT lE
Shawls from twelve and a half cents up,
,. Wool shawls from twonty-fye cents up to four
Lnmnrtinc stawls, ~
Ladies silk cruvats from TWEEN ty-fve cents up,
Black and fancy Alpnccas,
Black and colorcd Thibct cloth,
Iuin blk dcLIaincs,
Honduras, pa;ds,
Lanlartnc Iustrcs.
Sk warp Alpaccas,
French ginghams,
Figured chameleon,
Apron checks,
lindseys,
Linen tublccloth,
Dowas,
| bird eye draper,
! Damask,
Striped end plain honlespnns,
SOIEK BLACK FRENCH and ENGLISH
bkOAD CLOTH, four to eight dollars 4 yard,
Casimeres thirty-seven 5apds half cents to fivo
dollars and u hail ysrd, -
Sntinets from twenty y-fve cents mp, ..a.s s?ss
five oc!- 4. =,
hentucky ne jeans from Mtwenty-fvc cents up,
1hloct, chully, satin;; horcntne and silk As7e
VESTINl;S, l4lis;s
Black and fancy colorcd cTavatsss scnrfs and
stocks,
Silk and linen hdkfs,
Irish linen very fine and very cheap,
Beaver, nlerino and fleece gloves,
Merno, wool and cotton hose,
Best French slispenders,
swiss, Juconct, Inuslilis, cd5ing and inscrtinps
Mitts, ribbons, collars chcnisetts,
Ladies gloves, iaccs, bobinets and caps
Combs and brushes,
Bonncts, caps and huts, from twelve and I, half
cents to ull prices and qualities,
Boots und shoes
Waterproof and General Taylor boots,
HdRDWARE, IS, es'.y
GROCERIES, s5sSs
81 DfgaT fRRF5asEF, a,sERles W.
TOBACCO AND {S,EdxRs, ~: -
Together with well selected st6ck of cyery :
description Of FANCY and sTArLE 5 81. Sas2 Ese5
DRY GOODS, Il Z. y;
ana many other articles too numerous mention all
OF winch are offered at lower prices than The tfrnes
are hard, cotton is low and goods must 81 cIsap.
. CosE :apa e sIaa,ipes yol Win find
NOV; g: 5Sss.ss.. If gs
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alHE STATE OF soL,fHs1sARoLINA.
4 AbbeYo District. IIssf2iia3f f:6m1mnnS SPiaaa.

AbbeyilIo District. I6st6sc c:ommon Pleas,
..M William S. Ansey who AIN hi cuStoay &c
thesHheriH of Abbeve District Y Ytf1liS of 3 WITS
OF Capaas ad actendum at e ofJ efiaf.
son McCracken, having fled H. ition With 81
schedule Of hs whSle estate III md tpcisonM for
the purpo of, ohaihjhg thes sEansf u did asf 81
Debtors act Is -.
Public Notice is hereby given tiiats stbs Pei ition
OF thesaid William S. Ansley wilt be heard nd oona
gaeted IN the court Of Common Pleas tor Abhayilles
day Of March next or such other day hsrea affeI 81
the Court may order during the Hs sim commencing
On that day at the place aforesaid and all the Gro
dltors Of the said William s. Anaep hereby sum-
moned personally OF. by their Attorney to ap-
pear then and there in tho said 20 show cause
anya they can or have, Why 36es benefit Of the
ssstsacss should not be to Tie said William
S. Ansisy gpon his executing tEe asalg gnmsnt re-
hEAsRs sPIERIN, COR. &.
sssS letigss Dec 40.
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q & aud wife, Applicant

n 5s Is. ct sais Dsfts 81 y 3,
Il ny etioas that TBent Sumner
|s2s;s |, Sarah sum.
a15EIl3 :4s aE5 Ind children.
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manacs & Ind macs lpss z! ..:.
noCTQRDaJAYNE wsnld Is Il cffal5y sfiv inform
": istts q sannaiy for pra
tuitons hY himself hid all iiis agents.
an AipaanaS JAYNE q NH on AlasNAc,
AND II ~
Ions for this Almanac, afS M, az Svst
great careyand accuracy and fyS Saf ~
tudes and longtitudes ID q 50 saaaifvs
useful as calendar IN every pat 81 he UnjtSd.
States and British North America. They me Drinsy
ted on good paper, and with handsome NOW ttDas
and are neatly bound, aud besides being the
and most accurate calendar printed in UnitSdy
States, they contain large amount 81 valuable IN
formation, suited to the wants Of all; and Of that
Kind too, which cannot DO found in books 8 Is 4 3
His catalogue of diseases, with remarks md al,
rections for their removal is really inyanabs and
make them welcome visitors in every house thew en-.
ter Every family should possess at ieasst or, AZ
these annually, HisaEmanacs fol, nrS hop fensiys
for distribution fwhlch he dssign Is Sts
Orders (post paid) directed 10 Dr ID. Jaynes Pfiits
adephia, will meet with prompt attslti tiohs G rs
- familes can obtain these. Almanace Hfn4i 81 a
SAMUEL LlNDssY, Iowndayills 81 I.s ssss
Agent for the sale Of DE- d. Jaynss ESa
Eily Medicines 20 8. ]2s g. 49,
. The, Anderson aazstts WIN copy fiinss std
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Sale of the Real Estate Of Wi:
liam Pyles, dec,d. !.
James F. Wyatt, g. Wifo, s!
or;PnttiGoii,

". Y For Pr ~:
X; seawright, & Wife 4 othen
order of the court Of Ordinary Evil :sslE On Il
L; y 6, sale day in Febgasf
!Pyles Ibis district, on s; wstsM
lurkey containing 270 acres (nore or .leasI
aud bots1dsd by Haads Of CnpL Mattiscn, Noah Rec.
yes @ and Others twelve month credit, pur-
chaser giving Bond and "a mortg gage. Ss the premi-
sos II deemed Necessary to the Ordinary for the Sc
curlty OF the purchase money. Costa To- be paid in
cash. "a. C. II iyV,tHORNg..ir.ss =
Z Abbeyille. g. II, Dec 29,' S5,td
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8rons he Southern LitsTary Gazette.
A Drr:pa,s.


j will tell you dream which l had-
So delightful, nc'cr shall forget it;
That twas only dream is too bad
And l cannot but deeply regret it.
/ think ! have never before
Realized such large lot of pleasure {;
'Twould have filled bushel--p'r'ups more !;
Il can't state exactly the mcnsurc,)
My senses were b,,rdcncd with bliss
My cup with sweet pleasure ran over;
Not Bcauty's most rapturous kiss
Could SO have delighted lover!
40 words could describe what | felt
1t laughs ut tho boldest expressions;
YI'he henrt of "a stole would lnclt---
If itShnd snci,. d bliss IN possession!
4Vlintwa it yon drcamcd?" do you say?
Now tell us, md none of your vapor."
* swoar thcn-bclieve it who may
] dreamed HAD PAID FOR MY PAPER!
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-25
Immense Gathering.

Meeting to sympathize with ME Italian Patriots
On Saturday evening the spacious ball room OF the 81
Louis Hotel filled to OVERLOOKING with citizens.
called together by general notice. expss their sympathy
behalf OF struggling Italy, 1t was truly manifestation
worthy of Americans. 10 which New Orleans hero
after proudly point 10 show the spirit which dwes iE her
midst. and which at tine FIST cry OF the oppressed yeIds
ready response to the call
Judge Alexander Debes called the meeting to order when
the following officers nominated
President-Hi E1celency Gov: Isaac JoHNscS.
Decouer. Hon. Duncan F. KeDner Cen j. b. Plauohe.
Joseph Genos Joshua Baldwin, 2. Seuzeneau: ;,
lie Blanc.
Gov. Johnson j. C. Larue, Bernard Mangny and Alex
ander Dlmy addressed the meeting. They were all re-
ceived with much enthusiasm and each in turn preseAte0
with force and effect the situation Of Italy We bad NJ
tended 50 have published the speeches made the occasoI'
having taken .' notes for that purpose buta Sunday morn
ing having anticipated with the addresses of Gov
johnson and Mr. Dniy We have concluded not to do So
The speech of MI Larue Hs give future time.
The following resolutions presented by the committee ap
pointed. consisting OF I. H. Mogan N. Lea and Thos-
J. Durant, adopted
pie of Central Italy the struggle of right and justice
against brute force and tyranny in thet most odous forms
and that deeply ympa,hze with the Roman Republicans
10 their efforts forever OF an oppressive form
Of Government and to establish for Themselves, and po:ery
free and liberal accordance with the sprt Oh
the age and the genus and OF the Italian people
Resof1ed That it is duty men, Is Chrlsuans as
American citiz and as the common IN ahs
benefits of modern civilization to which Italy has SO largely
contributed extend TO them in their hour oil need all inc
aid and assistance which we lawfully can
Resoired That committee OF nine persons 10 be called
The Executive COMMITTEES in aid Of the Italian Patriots
be appointed with full powers 20 do all Things nece say 70
carry out the objects of this meeting the sad %
consist P the following ps9ns Dr. A. J. Weddsoh
Seuzeneau, L. J. Sigur ?. S. Witt. and 8. H. Page.
The meeting then Adjourned after giving three cheers for
Gov. johnson, when he vacated the chair.
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A Sad Citv Item.

Sunday i. day of with US. yet is of
parays esCte day when stroll quietly along and
pick up here and there whatever of be iOsting
upon the smooth current Of the Sabbath. No need of hurry
ing steps make up sus 9uantum OF reports Judges
Recorders Courts and Councils have ceased from their Ia
bors Yet there great minister of Destiny who stops
not in his work His a ceasing task. lie gdes
noselessy amongst us, the s hour Of the night when
the calls forth tide of abOrers. amidst the hum Of
com nerce or the stiffness of the christians day of
Our footsteps arrested yesterday to act Of
this dread Officer Of law divine, which this brief
record 10 relate.
The door of an humble dwelling was thrown open, we
looked within the coffin OF lutte child made house Of
mourning single figure stood beside the tiny receptacle
for the dead young girl OF twelve breath
ing aloud prayer the who has said. suffer little
children to unto me- 1t was almost dark YET no
brilliant light shone that bid sorrow find more
secret place sad lament. The ended and
burst of nguh from the young mourner We invoL
unfairly echoed her grie-sbe looked toward and. as
yeaning for sympathy beckoned in We did not hesi-
tate to the call of that fair child stood with her
beside the coffin of her only brother Flowers fading
upcr scattered by the hand Of loyemeet embsms OF the
early dead severed from the natal STEM, like the bud
there snsOudsd of DEATH that had gone to bios
som in the world above To comfort the strong man in his
agony or in the hour Of her wild grief is task that
few can ever attempt ,uceeed The mind OF man rushes
over the cold argument of those who look calmly on
with child the of sorrow flows not like torrent.
and of kindness will check in its course We gave
all that the poor treasury OF words that possessed could
grant u.s. and moved quietly for fear the teacher
might forget the lesson.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-25

ST. LOUIS AND THE WESTERN RAILRoAp-The
people of st. Louis are going ahead with their San
Francisco project, and Memphis must be busy to
keep up with Them. They have organized COM
mittees at St. Louis to do The work of canvassing
thoroughy-one committee to prepare for the sane
ton of the convention address to the people of
the United States; another to conduct cores
pondence, public and private, with all portions OF
the Union and with the public men and public
journals, in such manner, by circulars, agents or
otherwise, to further the objects contemplated a
third to prepare for publication, and cause to be
published every fact within their power calculated
to further the grand design; and fourth TO pre-
pare and classify for the of the contemplated
convention all the facts necessary to enable it to
take decided action on these important Subjects
and to prepare maps, ETC., for the Use of the con-
vention; and finance committee, to ask from the
City Council and County Court, appropriations
necessary TO defray the preliminary expenses con-
templated by the above resolutions
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-25

ETOBACCO.-The sales comprised l29 hhds, embracing
Refused, private terms "a at 3}, and Admitted and
Refused at 4sc. round.
EUGAR AND MOLASSES.-The sales embraced 15C
former at 3s03o for Fair and 200 bbls latter at II
8c for eboed and lower rates for inferior to ordinary
eording to quality
FLOUR.-The demand was moderate but prices rathe,
Fer 80 bbls sold 50 So 100 common at 49, 35O
in two lots at a. $50 choice brands in four lot, at
BIZ and % IS. andlOo extra Illinois at a 80.
CORN-Ths only sale within our observation was 1900
eks white thout inspection, at 50c We also noticed
sacks VIII tie and yellow. sold Friday bat suppressed
the buyer, at SIC. The market closed with increased
nes. an'l good los would have met ready sale at Sc
WHEAT $500 sacks good to prime sold in two lots at
and Csc.
PRO VfSIONS-500 bbs Mess Pork sold at $40 37l, and
to 300 bbs in several lots. at $40 So 80 NJ O. brought
Is In Lard, To- of 1900 kegs No. brought TIC The
saes were confined to retail transactions at 51516c
ibbed Sides and AZ for Shoulders Scasks prime ShouI
b in tight casks, brought Sc
'NHlSkY.-There moderate demand at retail. a,
and $50 bbls sold from the Levee at lower rate The
bsrket closed with an upward tendency.
|GUNNY BAGS.We notice sales of 5000 to 7no n ,ol1
SALT-A cargo of Liverpool 2S60 sacks Coarse and 7a0
line. sold at 75c.
EXCHANGE-Sterlng bills conti,,psd in fair dem,nd
sa0sh Pct PM; Francs at 5.2r,05. 40 New York so
BY bills at 0l Pct diic. and Sight at 350z5 premium.
FRElGHrs.-We heard of 70 new en- seements. Coast
use rates were very hrm at ne previous advance
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UNITED STATES BRANCH MINT-New Gold Dol
Mr-Through the kindness Of MIR. J. K. Macmurdo,
Treasurer of the U. S. Branch Mint, we have been
furnished with supply of the gold dollars, in ex-
change for American gold. Mr.. Macmurdo very
courteously received us, and assured us that it was
his wish to meet, as far possible, the demand TOR
this new coin, and PIT, stop to the sale OF them at
premium, so much above she ordinary or current
rate of premium Oh American gold. For several
DAYS past some thousands Of dollars per day have
been coined and paid out at the Mint Mr.. wi.
deserves much credit for his efforts to accommo-
date the public in this matter
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-25

MEXICAN CLAIMs.-The claims already present
ed to the Commissioners exceed Sl0.000,0OO, and
more are constantly coming. Congress voted
SO 100000 in liquidation of the whole-a sum
more than sufficient in the opinion of persons who
have looked into the matter, to pay all just claims
The decision of the Board on particular cases will
not be promulgated each case is determined
upon, but will be held secret till the end of the
Commission = two years hence, or more. The
present session of the Board will continue, proba
bly,, until July, when it will adjourn over to
Noyemher.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-25

ACCIDENT TO CRAWFORD, THE SCULPTOR
We regret TO learn by letter from Bordenown, N.
j., that Crawford, The sculptor, who is spending
the summer there met with rather serious acci-
dent the other dav While holding horse by the
bride preparatory to ride, land perhaps irving
some effects for his equestrian statue of Washing
ton) the animal became frightened by railroad
train. and plunging violently, Mr. Crawford was
struck on The head and Frustrated His left eye
brow was laid open TO the bone. by The guard at
tached to the bit The injury is not dangerous, bnt
will prevent him for a week or two from working
in his studio.-N Y. Tribune 10Th.
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INDIANA.-The Free Soil State Committee of
the State of Indiana have issued an address, de-
clarng that their candidate for Governor James
H. Cravens) will in no event be withdrawn, but
advising their party TO vote for Congress for the
candidate in their several Districts, of whichever
of the leading parties shall pledge himself to the
most thorough devotion to Universal Freedom.
The election takes place on the first Monday in
August
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-25

THE REVENUE SERVICE There has been a re-
duction in the officers employed in the revenue
service. The reduction consists of thrty-two Of
fcers, and comprises one-thrd of each grade. The
selection has been made by the Treasury Depart
ment and goes into effect on the Both. The reason
assigned or this reduction is that it has become
necessary in consequence of the act of Congress
at the late session, reducing and limiting the cost of
collecting the revenue.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-25

Aston RIoTs.-The Opera House riots in New
York are attracting great attention in England
The London News has a correct and beautiful
wood cut of the building and scene. The New
York correspondent Of the Daily News, giving an
account of Inc affair, reminds his English readers
that such things common in England and very
hsrp
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
kATIrrDE. % 81 50 N.-Lone1rrpE. 80 Win Time. sh

Ii Cleared Saturday:
Btean'shp New Orleans Wood New York
steam ship re- metto, Smith, Galveston, Harris Morgan
ehip Hudsor., White, New York, j. W. ~tanton & Go
hlp Cnns a ana, Hammond London, j. P. Whitney 4 Co
P"s tsSoe'1 Ia heed' Rodgers, Charleston, :,
bard bIg Nova speranza Dallero, Genoa, D. Lanats
Eene octayia, Thomson, Chagres, o. Wickham
~ inner ssvanna Fulton Cincinnati, Hyde Ogesby
ee amer Mssths w ashngton. Irwin Cincinnati. do.
Arrived Yesterday:
tesmshp Globe Eery, from Brazos St. Jago 2lst inst
. to II arris & Morgan-Ist my 0 ~
esmshP lsthmus Aud, from Havana 2st inst to Para.
Be-, dse LaWrason CO.-Lafaystte
drew. Co-Pont. - W nA
fL ship Frances Fol Hubert from Have via Point P,re
"audaioupe, IN ballast to master-lst my.
sTkAMRUATs
Martha Washington. Irwin from Cincipuati-e biz, cotton
jas L. Day. GlbersOn. from Mobile.
Creole. Remer, from MDden-l0S bales cotton
Magn0ila, Thomasson. from Louisve-6l bales cotton
Moro Castle, Patterson from Cincinnati.
kio Grande, Gordon from OpeOusas
iowooal Yankee. Fithian from the Passes.
Memoranda:
Steamship Globe reports that the schooners Jane Eliza
BETH and Louisiana, from this port arrived at Brazos ST.
Jago the 21st inst.
Towboat Yankee lowed down and to sea- on the l7,h
inst, ships Austria, and Pactous brig Perfect and schr
Louisiana.
Per steamship Globe. fran Brazos st. Japo-Mrs Reed
Lieut. Bradford, Master Eeed Messrs. J. Kohn nj Adolf
JoGh Mark', A NarcoEne. J. Anagar, McMable w b
ms Mayounabe. Lentaua, O'Reily. T. G. Farrell
ref snip Cato, fforn liverDoo-263 storage.
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OF The Cholera is raging with great fatality in
Nashville. There were % deaths on the 15th....
At Memphis the epidemic is very severe, there
having been 81 deaths the 2lst. In Cincinnati
on the 18th, there were "a deaths of Cholera.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-25

OF Bulwer, in one of his philosophical dissef-
tations, says: Society has erected the gallows at
the end of the lane instead of guideposs and direc'
ton boards at the beginning"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-25

INQUEsTs-An inque,t as held Saturday upon the
body Of named Dennis Ryan. who was found deaf
touas streets Second Municipality he about q years
of sge. Verdi died suddenly of apopexy" Another
Daniel Hugh native of Ireland. aged abou, %
who found dead at the Anuuncation Square Watch.
house. Second MuncinalY Nedict-'' died struck, ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-25

OF Some unprincipled editor describes pen as
literary machine having prote-ry motion. The
man who indited that pun ought to be indicted
himself.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-25

FIRST DISTRICT CouRT--Saturday's proceetings-
The trial OF Mary Foley for binding Joseph w. King
suited verdict of guilty Our readers will remember that
the prisoner while King was wing on sofa at
POISONOUS liquid into his which derived him Of
his sight The took place the 9th of January
last The defence was conducted by Messrs rever and
RyicE
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WEEKLY PACKET LINE-From New Easiu
sssr- FOR MONTGOMERY WE. ayrs

WEEKLY PAcKET LINE-From New Basin.
H.- h. FOR MONTGOMERY, WE y -
t5 hsaf1stsS TUMPKA, SELnA and all est'
landings on the Alabqma RiyeI
The new, iightdraught steamship a. OGDEN Cagtsin
CON, Captain Leonard will run as regular WEEKLY
PACKETS between New Orleans an4 MontgomsTy, We
port EVERY THURSDAY at O'Clock. P. N. One OF
the boats will be ready to receive freight at the NeT BASIN
foot of JuIa street, EVERY MONDAY MORNING Shippers
and passengers depend these boats making regular
trips during the For freight passage apply
board, at the New Basin. or to
HYDE & OGI4ESBY, IL Poydras ST.
NBA Letter bag is at the Office OF the Agents. where
letters ms be left. mhS If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-25

THE GHOST We understand that it is rat that has
been playing ID at The of Common and 81.
Charles streets The crowd however will ity this
version of the matter and assemble nightly much the
noyance of The neghborhood Water has used with
much effect to cure this mania for the wonderful
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-25

GERMAN MEETtNG-A large and enthusiastic meeting of
German citizens held last evening at the hall over
Canerburys Coffee house. 16 Charities society
anized as.t the patriots of Germany in their
struggle fOr freedom. This movement We wish all sue
N
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-25

THIRD MUNICIPALITY FERRY TO ALGIERs
'k'HE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
J. that he has in snceessful operation S.g ~
the City of New Orleans Agie from day. ssess ssB
light until O'clock M The Boat leaves this city from
fine wharf but expressly for the purpose and located oppo
site the Pouchartran Railroad landing, in Algiers short
distance above the Belevile Iron Works The landings
always obtained The the same as those
charged by the other Ferries Also sEpmasers and Others
wishing the Point will find large and connections
skfs constantly plying between the Government wharf
(whee the Onnbuses stop.) and Theirs Warehouses
the opposite side
fy5 WILLIAM RANDOLPH