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An Ordinance establish uniform rate of Taxes Haw.
keEs Pedders, Merchant Traders Dealers Public Houses,
GaDares Fayerns' Brokers, Bankers Dray Carts, Car
Art. / BE 1t ordancdG the General Council Of e,0Or.
vance snail be paid by each hawker and pedder from and
a e s H. January r., GsI INTO the IeqsuTy OF each MUM
shall be and he i hereby authorized 70 issue license, with
winch SAID hawkers and pedde shall be privileged traffic
within the limits of the Municipalities respectively said il
expire the 3s of December each year; and fur
Their that they shall pay dollar for each license so Obane
shall he kept retail liquors by the glass shall pay
payable in advance, and one dollar for the license
Art + Az perons pTqpretor or essees of theatre cir
Gus OafoQn etc shR pay on the LIST day OF January, in
each year the sum Of one hundred and twenty-five dollars
each bar within said theatre, circus, ballroom, etc, The
pFese OF etang vines and splrnoas liquors at or during
the time OF the performance only and dollar aforesaid
sold and liquors reaed by tie Gas. s6a pSy tax OF bIee
hundred dollars, payable quarterly advance, dollar
Art An gOcers, who shall sell spirituou liquors by the
bottle or pint snail pay an annual tax OF one hundred dollars
! payable semi annually in advance.
Arts; Each and every person doing business as whole
trader druggist shall pay a OF forty dollars per aHnum
Ar u Each and every person doing business retail
mechAn only, grocer trader dealer apothscary shall pay
Of fifteen dollars per annUm those persons selling goods
exclusively manufactured by themselves, shall be exempted
Art. s; An annual of thirty dollars, payable in al.
vance 5ha ne PAD by each anu every commission merchant
anu every member or OF h[m engaged In commits
lon and person being partner
mhlu, sa pay IN advance, yearly tax Of thirty dollars,
Art Each and every money broker or dealer in unCur-
rent money! gold and silver bullion gold dust shall pay
tax OF one hundred dollars per annum, in advance.
Art 10. L lCh and every private banker and each and
every person buying and selling bills of exchange as their
banking and exchange business shall pay tax OF two hun
drsd dollars THIS article not to apply 10 The ordinary mo-
ney aud exchange brokers COmpheuded in the 9Th article
And nrhe each and every agent OF any bank nCorpo
i ~ @ IA :" i,OusapSi t e IN 3uyqs ana sell
tax 81 $1,000 for each bank represented This shall he
IN addition to any tax said pay in any another
Ar IL Each and every agency of foreign insurance of
nee dong business IN the city OF New Orleans. shall pay
annual tax IN advance, US follow
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Hagtj-From Port au Prince last Jacme we
learn that great excitement existed at Port au
Prince in consequence of French fleet being
daily expected there to demand reparation for two
French gentlemen who were put in prison by or
der of the Emperor, and kept confined for seven
weeks. The French Consul had repeatedly made
demand for their immediate release, and the Empe-
ror would not do So No sooner did he hear that
dispatches were sent Off to the French Admiral at
the Windward Islands, than he Immediately gave
an order for their release, giving it as an excuse
that he had liberated all prisoners that day. owing
to its being the anniversary of his elevation as Em-
peror OF Hayti. 1t was also reported that the EN-
peror was making preparations for another attack
on the Dominicans.
Mr. Green, the United States Minister, was ex-
pected at Port au Prince soon after the Iniexbe
left. He was coming in a large rigate for the pur-
pose of demanding payment of the debt due to the
United States.
The Emperor's proclamation was forwarded to
his ExceIlency the Governor, Sir Charles Gray by
c commander Dyke.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 12-6pM
heavy storm has been prevailing at New York
aud this city to-day. Much damage, it is feared,
has occurred to the shipping on the coast Seven
men belonging TO canal boat, and the cook of the
schooner Caroline, were drowned near Baltimore.
To-day, Thomas Moody, notorious Baltimore
character was shot dead near Front street theatre
by George Stewart
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Father Mathew has accepted an invitation from
our respected fellow-citizen, Maunsel White, Esq,
to spend few days at his plantation, previous to
his departure for Florida, He will leave town by
the steamer Fashion, this morning.
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The bark Ranger of Portland, from Mansanila.
with cargo Of mahogany cedar, pam-leaf tobacco etc
arrived at Key West the 3l ul having been ashore n
Cfsars eek She hound for New York. but will have
10 De discharged and examined before she can proceed
curious fact is thus told in one of our exchange
papers: Take string that will reach twice aound Inc nsl
o. young her hold the ends in her teeth and Thar
the moose VIII slip her head TO The back OF her neek H
certain ndicanon that she is married, wants to be
The 29th Annual Dinner of the New York He.
Prev Benevolent society given the Chinese Assem-
ply Rooms m New York on Thursday night ZONE two
hundred and my guests sat down the first tables over
which Major NJ. NJ. Noah presided. Toass wen drank snj
responded to by Or. Raphall, Major Noah and H9F6
The schooner Athos, from New York hound IN
Malagorda struck the Bahama Banks some time urin
the las month she pat into Key West, and has
her damsgei and proceeded on her voyage.
John z. Remy has been elected Clerk of tbs
Mobile Council IN psas Of Samuel Penny, resigned
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In this city the l6tH inst, ANTOINE GRASS aged So
At Bougny, on the 18th inst, AUGUsTE CHARPY.
In Plaquemne, llth inst, ANTOINE MAGGuCCHELII,
aged about 33 years, native Of Italy.
In Piaquemipe, the 18th inst. ALEXANDER R. infant
OF J. L. Brown.
In Plaquemine l4th inst, DAVID SEELEMAN, aged q.
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From SIR John Ross.-Sir John Ross, when he
Lett the port OF Ayr, took five carrier pigeons,
OF which We're TO be dispatched home in the event
OIL his either finding Sir John franklin or being
frozen In. Two of these had returned to Ayr, ar
irving within short time of each other, but nei-
ther oil them conveyed any thing in the shape of
information Authentic news from the Arctic re-
glons VIII now be looked for with intense interest
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From Monte0ideO and Buenos Ayres.-The Even.
ing Picayune has dispatch stating that advices
from Montevideo to the l4th ult, had been rscev.
at New York, giving the news that the final ,rsa,v
between Rosas, Ofibe, and France had been com.
peled. It was thought, however, that France
would not ratify it, on account of its being more
Objectionable than the previous ones.
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Mr.. Benton,-A speech is shortly expected at
st. Louis from this gentleman, relative to his
course in the last session of Congress, as well as
his present position regards the chief topics of
the day
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CholerG.-The Plaquemine Sentinel says that
this terrible disease has again appeared at that
place. Several citizens had fallen victims to it
within the last week.
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Minority Report.-We publish by request, in
another column, the report of the minority of the
Committee to which was referred the Bible Con-
noversy which has unfortunately risen in the Board
of School Directors. At the last meeting of the
Board, the views set forth in this report were in
part adopted. If they had been entirely, it would
have placed the whole question in condition ia
vorable to its early and satisfactory Settlements
result greatly to be desired by all good citizens.
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'fmer'edn Iheatre Shakspeares play of Katharine
and feuehio feature at this house last evening
ehl say with certainty that those who saw the per
We're rarely fever better pleased with the piece
MS uie' hauadT'Re was splendid piece OF acting and
hshy pleased to chronicle the rapid pace with which
s young lady advancing in the good opinions of the Anne
rcan audiences Mr. Fosters PstruoRio was every thing we
had anticipated His acting excellent and the audience
appreciated him. All the characters were well nsiTaJ
and the dancing and aerpece Were every thing tb, roU
have been wished. We would refer to the f
The performance at The American this eysninC
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ID. of T.. Meeting This Afternoon.


MAGNOLIA UNION No 2, Daughters of Temperance, meet.
TChOupiOuas street.
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GENERAL COUNCIL.

A young German girl, Catholic, becoming in,
the subject of religion took to fasting and prayer
some weeks ago, and has finally starved to death,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-19

The officers of the steamboats, Winfield Scott, and Oregon
Patrick Henry, and Gen. WORTH accept thanks for late
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CLAREL-250 boxes superfne, assorted brands,
- for sale by
MIG l. ". ARTHUR & co. Is and % New Leyee.
ClGARS-25O, 900, assorted brands and quail
mig l. "" ARTHUR n co. y and % New I.evee.
TOBACCO-25O boxes Virginia manufactured
MS t. ", ARTHUR & co. . and . New Leyee.
Star CANDLES-2OO boxes assorted brands
nlg' ''' T. W, ohRtHuB & CO g sna % ngw L,ysy,
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Much matter of one sort or other-prepared for
this mornings paper-embracing editorials, COM
munications, news items, etc, have had to give
place to the demands of our advertising friends.
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Cotton MoUing.-Fully ten thousand bales Of
Cotton were sold in this market yesterday, the
greater portion of which is for shipment to Europe
Prices are firm, Notwithstanding the unfavorable
accounts by the last steamer
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BY last evenings mail we received note from a
friend at Plaquemine, of yesterdays date. The
following is taken from it:
Another serious " cavng in' occurred here last night
about two Of the embankment gave way, making
most ungainy cash. This with the one
that occurred here short time since, has considerably
alarmed all the jewellers the shore Unmstakeabe
marks remain that shortly another serious cavng the
bankment be expected Every one doing business or
residing near the river expecting day to be admon
shed not only to take up his bed and walk, but his
bricks und mortar also. The knowing say that no one
can tel how much damage may be done till about
fortnight after the next heavy rain.
frost of unusual severity visited last night which vii
doubtless do considerable damage certain portion cant
uncut.
Union and dsunion but seldom spoken of here and if
vote be taken heTeabouts Mr. Soule and his 700 friend
would he but small and beautifully less scarcely suicen
10 form corporal's guard.
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Eva 09laRlSOm 81 .H'irOll.

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING Establishment
+ No. 10 Camp street, opposite Hewlett's Exchange
are now IN receipt Of per steamship Ohio, large and
plete stock of SEASONABLE CLOTHING got up in the
best manner and styles, expressly for the retail trade
Gentlemen in need of Clothing respectfully invited to
call and examine the stock, which comprises
CLOAKs-Of Black Cloth, SO, ga and full circle:
OvERCOATs-OfDr ab and CoIOred Cloths new styles;
DRESS COATs-Ofbest Black French Cloth;
FRoCK COATs-Of best French Cloths, ali Colorz;
BUSINESS LOATs-Of Cloths, Cassimees and Twesds;
DRESS PANTs-Of Back DOeskin and Cashmere
FANCY PANTs-Of Doeskn and Cashmere newest styles;
NEsTs-Of Black sagR, SILK, Cashmere anl Grenadine
Fancy Cashmere, Wooden, Velvet, rich Figured Silks,
Drab, Q sbmere, Lama Cloth BOmbazine, etc
SnIRTs-Of Linen Cotton and Cambria Musln plain and
embroidered b0sOms;
HOsIERY-Merno, silk, Cashmere aud Cotton Drawers,
Under Shirts and Half Hose;
HANDKERCWEFs-OfS Silk and Cambria plain and borhered;
CRAvATsBGck and Fancy, large variety OF new tyiGs
GLOVEs-Of silk, Gahmere MeTiHO aad French Buckskln
uMBRELLAs-Of Silk. Bingham and Cotton;
MORNING GOwNs-Of Cashmere, Merno and Calico etc.
nl2 2lDtf
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street BeggHs-fhe business of street begging us he
good IN this city, as the number Of those engaged In il IL %
increasing There are numerous ms ances in which bsgrin
Is followed as profession, and attended to with as b @
aidulty any other kind OF business There mps b G
sTeoent arrival Of professionals we are quits sure bs ~
ssSn ives net 70 Infested with them as summer /, srT
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and purchase the
sBeaI2Ry Hind Hood,

KENTUCKY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. co.
ar COFLNGTON, KY.
w. r. ROBBINS President. A L. GREER, Vice President
J. r. PAYsoS. Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECT TORS:
w. 3; Robbins, A. i. Greer, c. A. Withers,
]. $. Morgan, j. b. Casey S e. Mack
r. M. Withers, s. S. Walker.
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Arrivals at Principal Hotels Nov. IS.

NERANOA. -. Marks NO, R II Howard Va: G s PbHfip,
"a N L smith Ala Penn, Ga D Denton L Rogus I'D
9ly LeE,. VIM N Head, La, Mrs B Savage, Mrs NJ Vench
"a 81 n E Nixon Bunt, Ia W Steel Ala Mandcl,
- sou Mis- u X Newman Ga g Davidson, Grand Gu f. X Nj
Ca'Eg Miss Canal Layne, Kempst, Bass, D Mu-
a II BEL, Il W Shit, Miss; Wright aiy and child NO;
ST CHARLES Il Cochran, Ala G Truman, Miss HA
foa n L. stephens, Mo- Mrs " m Crawford NO Bughe.
Mtss GAY on NO J. / Terrell, Ala; Barron, Coast
~ 4 l'.', "a u kog h. tenstsi McGucheon end lady
~ hFV1n, wen, Coast, W Loglu, SC; I Bayu s
a.d daughter La. ~ ~
u rLAEIERS Judge R Ogden, La; G Hutchng Ky; ?
y G Tg Mss W Bne, Pa; Black, Va; T KernOn, KY
u II Osborn, BuuAIo, H NanD0hlen Ohio.
nEWLE IT'S &C Lewis NO H { Hete, Ky; T Cooley, La
brumma'r ny; q sreltgu, NO, J Roach, Miss,
BANKS ARCADE....A Moss NY. NJ A Tarleton P Mullen,
m Baxter, NO f Powell, Ky R Dcnney. La.
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Olympic CtTcaS.-The excellent equestrian eomDonv at
aehed to this establishment, will open upon the vacant lot
opposite the Commercial Exchange on Sunday evening the
24th Instant Many old favores of the NewOreans pubHc
are engaged together with vast variety Of performers who
VIII have the honor Of making their s bow Crescent
City The whole is under the management of Fred Hunt
long known of the experienced caterers for tbs
pu0hc In America Fred cannot but do a good business
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j. Al BEARD will sell at Il clock al Banks Arcade Slaves
Al IL o clock, in front of the Arcade-Sadde Pony.
SYKES, lIYTE Co. will sell, halEpast 10 o'clock at 81
Magazine street-GrOceTles, Provisions and Liquors.
WIN r SCOTT will sell at hafpast 10 O'Clock at No 81
Camp sreet-Funijure, etc. ~
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-nV second Justices Court. Eds Crescent .
Please announce THos CONNOLLY IT, as eandtdst, for
Constable OF The second Justices Court the ensuing election
He will he supported by the united votes of
nl9U THE MAssrs
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Military vs. CicH-A the last session of the Legislature
an appropriation was made TO the Louisiana LEGION Wash
ingon Artillery, and other military bod the State The
Legion not having received the money appropriated through
Mai Cen John l.. Lewis, obtained writ OF mqndamus in
the First District Court, citing the State udor and Trea
surer appear and show why the should not be
paid
The answer of these officers through Isaac Johnson At
torneyGenera that specific appropriation had been
made to the Legion, and by the ninety third article of the
Constitution, they debarred from making the payment
The following is tie article referred to
No money shall be drawn from the Treasury but in Dur
suance Of specific appropriation made by law nor shall any
appropriation be made for longer than two years
The case came for yesterday before Judge
Larue.
Ex-Governor lsaac Johnson appeared for the Auditor and
State Treasurer; General Augustin for the Legion.
The Court has the case under confederation
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NOVEMBER a. 1850.
Mr. Jarvis presented the following report and amended Or
dlnance which read by its title and motion of Mr.
Caldwell, it was
Rosol0cG That the Ordinance be printed in the official
journal of this Council, and that hundred copies
printed for the of this COunci and that it also be pub
shed in The off al Journals OF the Municipalities Nos One
Two and Three that be made the order Of the day for the
next sitting.
RssoUsd, That when this Council adiOurns it will adjourn
to Saturday I'D instant, a 55a O'ClOck P. NJ.
The Committee to whom was referred the Ordinance estab
fishing uniform OF taxation, respectfully beg leave to
report the following amended Ordinance:
LSIgned,l NATHAN JARVIS, Chairman.
l. IL
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H# candidate for the Legislature ... Messrs.
E''''s5 tiea'e announce Major H. RANNY candidate tor
Tue TO MI the vacancy oocasiOued resignation
the Ton Henry A. Buad. Election to take place ON ATRDAy
next the 23l msi. 10
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First District Court Henry McQuaid was yesterday
tried in this court the charge of having placed combusbe
materials in the house of Capt Hunt Prytana street
the intention of setting fire the same. The offence was
committed in February last, and McQuad's wife was ar.
rested the charge Of having been concerned in the affair
Mcuad, however, made his escape, and left the city. e
returned last summer, and arrested. His wife was tried
and acquitted but the husband yesterday found guilty
The maximum punishment we believe, is ten wears.
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IOagSh1remeR's Beaeo0teRt charlottesville Long
soIsmen held meeting in the Third Municipality last eve
g' ior the purpose of carrying out the intentions of the
Trttsnu,nay meeng in forming Benevolent Association
80 ae1anee was numerous and were pleased TO see
ut gesmea friend, Henry Bier actively engaged in for
us lne noble object of the meeting George Hooper,
was unanimously elected President Of the Association
- 90 G, secretary, and Henry Bier Treasurer Up.
nIHutea names were placed the rolls of the As
sooaSn. ana heres every assurance that much good will
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the three Municipalities Mr.. Derbes the chairman of the
committee, stated that Geographic dispatch had been
ceved by Mr. Grymes from the Hon. Reverdy Johnson
nouncng that no on his way New Orleans and that
he should need his services in his efforts break the McDo
nogh VIII.
Mr. Dupre moved to postpone the consideration Of the
question until the next meeting and consder discussion
followed Mr. Derbes led that the joint committees from
the different Councils had agreed Mr. Gryme and thatn
his opinion, the importance of the subject sufficient to
immediate action The matter was finally laid on the
table, subject to call
Mr. Bonnsval offered resolution authorizing the sergeant
alarms to provide suitable accommodations for the
Reporters of the press Adopted unanimously without de
bate.
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Third Municipality Council This body met last
ng-Present, Messs Bsauregard Crozat, Demo- Hooper,
Wesheimer, Laoire Hernandez and Pasley-Absent. Re-
coer Seuzeneau and Messrs Here's Boulet and Buneau.
In the absence OF the Recorder Mr. Beauregard elected
President pro tenn.
A message from Mayor Crossmau, recommending the
Council to examine whether changes in existing ornan
would be necessary in order to establish Washington
Market, referred to a special committee, viz: Messr5
Beauregard, Hooper. Hernandez and Paisley.
communication from j. Calhoun Secretary of the Board
of iQuidato read, announcing the assessment of
Of and per the value OF property in
the Third Municipality.
Mr. Beauregard said that the Board had acted illegally and
unJusy toward the Municipality, this and
clsons and moved refer the matter special committee
Agreed to-and Mess Beaursgad, Paisley and Hernandez
were elected.
letter from Mr. Wilt read, stating that Mr.. John A.
Mcneil had refused deliver the keys, books etc ap.
pertaining to the office of Comptroller On motion of Mr.
Pasey the Attorney of the Municipality instructed to
take legal place Mr. Wilt in possession Of the
| office.
The Committee on the McDonOgh Bequest reported that
they had consulted with similar committees from the Other
Municipalities and agreed that, with the of the
Councils, John R. Grymes should be employed as At
| torney in the matter with retaining fee OF $500.
The other business disposed Of of tring, tedious
| undressing character, not worth publication.
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Counterfeit IfOHey.-Oicer Arroyo, of the First Munci.
paity Police, yesterday arrested named Benjamin Viii
ams, with six counterfeit eagles half eagles of the same
description and spurious five franc piece in his possession
Williams brought before Recorder Geno and being
unable to give good of himself he was committed
to appear before the First District Court the charge of
yagrancy, and for having pnTiOus his nnssessin
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Attempt to RObSamuel Stanley and Henry Jopes were
yesterday brought before Recorder Geno on the charge
OF assault with intent rob- Edward Hunt the complainant
testified that the accused attacked him in Gaan street on
Sunday night, he verify believes, with the intention
robbng him of his watch. They fined $50 each and in
default Of 9Amen cOnmi tied the Parish Prison for
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that the system of carrying written appeal containing the
details of four or five horrible disasters of which the bearer
was the victim has been abandoned and the agony is
All pied ON TO the personal appearance. Wehaye within
the last few DAYS several with least yards of old
red flannel wound around their legs while their feet
bandaged up that you could not tell where the feet Were
Exceedingly ugly cruches generally used and an express
sion assumed that would touch the heart
stone providing that the little green The fe-
male members of the profession generally have ws or three
ragged, dirty, and woebegone looking children with them
Those between the Of six and ten are PREFERRED and like
actor they study peculiar of countenance for each
piece which they The regular street heggar the
most perseverng individual in the world aud although you
look as cross as please at him. he alters his
tone of voice, and never fails to poke his dapdaed old title
at YOU But few worthy objects of charity go tht
streets to beg, and the custom perfect nuisance
citizens, the police should be instructed break up thu
business.
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.7musemenS this EDeaiRg.-A fine list of entertainments
is offered this evening" both the ST. Charles and the Amer
Those who wish to be amused and spend pleasant
evening need but refer to the advertise which will be
| found in another column
Do forget the exhibition of the Conagration of Mos
COW, at the Arnoy Hall Mr.. Geser is prepared to do mp
the magical and venoquist business in the most approved
| style Go and see the exhibition.