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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-01
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

TOBACCO-The sales amounted 10 l4s hhds, including
80 hhds for and 81 for R, g do Mason County "a
and RI al 81 round and 80 hhds private terms.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-The Sugar market
Etesder and 1000 hhds sold at ia 4c for
fully Far Ao, 800 bits Molsses 16a 2l4c for Inferior
70 Choice.
FLOUR-fhere is no improvement in the market and
about 1900 bbs changed hands s. 209s5 . for Ohio,
So 45S5 So for Illinois and s. 70 for Extra Illinois Ohio
10 stained packages has been sold as low as 50 vs..
CORN-The market is firm. Sales 1000 sacks of
which 800 sacks Inferior 80, 700 do Ordinary Yellow a.
OO 80, I2l4 sacks IS, and $40 sacks Prime White SIC
~ bushe
OATS-Searee again. 35l sacks ST. Louis taken at 6JS
l@63, and 400 Prime 654G5c p bushel.
PROVISIONS-Banel Pork dull, with sales of barely
$50 bb 80 1888 b for Mes, ~ 31s for Prince and
90 375a for Rulnps, without Inspection. Of Bulk Por
jS 900 ID disposed OF by parties at 3sc for Prime Hog
Round Sales of Is casks Cincinnati Bacon Sides "a, 4
DO Shoulders 33S, and 20 do Extra Hams 40 Lard
slightly declined and 1850 bbls and eces taken including
1875 bbl 5l for No g So for No /, and &c for Prime
3ls do Grease at 4s, 80 do very Inferior Lard 55
50 do No 81 SO at l5l6, l60 do Prime at 6, and 10
tercfs at 6 Lice ~ b.
LEADs3 pigs sold at something "a 80 on the Levee
BAGGING-510 pieces Prime sold at l4c, cash.
WHISKY-Rather lower. $50 bbs Rectitied sold 20.S
IS do Ia favorte brandt at q and O8 do Raw " gall
FREIGHTSA brig taken for Baltimore at Soc for Pork
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-01

RoBBERY-Henry Evans, while trying to mi
tate young stranger from the country into the
mysteries of the thmble rig" clutched his purse
aud its contents, some $50, and dashed down the
street. His career was stopped, and the Recorder
disposed of the case by sending him before the
First District Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-01
BALLARO's HAIR DYE.

No AsToR HOUSE,, New York, Sept. II, 1913.
MR. o. NJ BALLARD: Dear Su'-lt is but Justice say
you mat OF all the preparations Dyeng Hair have ed
has answered SO well the Improved Liquid Hair Dye
and win great deal less trouble other,
vn his testimony upon my solemn that il is worthy the
fE beautiful auburn brown black Io Ire peculiar
ug and use which mparts the hair the Ladies' crot but
give dsclded prehreace IL ours, rtsper fully,
JOSEPH CRISTAD0R0.
IS On s. Ayents e,r hsvr N.lii,ns
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-01

ecorling Scribe crysta Division No -Recr<a
ing Scribe Of Young Mems Magnolia Disison Hei3---
Recording Scribe of Mss Valley Division Of Sens Of Ten
perance No Racordng Scribe of Fountain Division
No Recording scrihe ef Louisiana Division No IL
Recording Scribe of Pearl DiSision No Recording
Scribe OF Pelican Dvision No Recording Serbs Of
Ocean Division No g.. Recording scribe Of Union Dive.
ion No Recording Scribe Teutonia Divsiou No q
-. Recording Scribe Of Crescent Division No Nv
--President OF the Tin Pan Crescent
City Hotei.--N and Lake PoHtchartran HSlr 10
the Black Mask corner Nyades 4 Mslpomeas. TOD
Box ST. To the Proprietors Of the cTszcrnk no
tel. Steward Of Marine Hospisal--.s s---.Iosas
NJ MUSSON, RI Il.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-01

NJ cAUTl0NP Persons should aey
no security agaiat StEunsuaisd HsTid, i a. q AaFF tui
il cell adapad TRCSA
SHERMAN'S Nsw Patsas TRUSS.
ALI. ordinary cases, cure is warsanied; il bad eas
Il ease and comfort Made aud adjusted by the
prSplIglsssses 2ny a. a9 81 Chars street u
MUM ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER-The
ghest most elastic and comfortable instrument ia forth
cure OF the cOmplaint-the bearing down ng at the
bottom OF the stomach, weakness OF the lungs side and back
ue whites etc. In pregnancy, its prevents
in TACT Il Indispensable to the comfort OF every aeeale
eInaie any doubt the efficacy o this supporter ly lan
city, who now using with periset ailsf W.
Ing several other patent supporters without any ae fh1N
clans respectfully invited cal and examine the Isuu-
men at the ptopTietofs, 20 ST Charles street. -, IN ~
boasted Abdominal supporters and have ieune nne - Nn
adapted relief he aietea a ~
For hTes vears as afflicted with eompAnt-part II
confined 10 my My s1nerilRs great NO
hne relieved inc uusI sr SheTnan'E Abdominal Sup
porisrs enabled work about the house, and sean ~ tor
/ me health and eheerl1ineSs MIA NtLhlNsONs
| SHERAfAN'S NEW PATENT SHOULDER, BACK
/ AND ABDOMEN BRACE-FoE weakness OF the chest,
spine back, prevents the shoulders fqm falling for
and heart contained and gives baoyAney and veor n the
whole ffanlehus counteractng the principal which
lead disease those important organs ard 70 numerous
train oil Ills 70 which 50 many are suheccan be had oay o.
SHERMAN'S IMPROVED SUSPENS0RY Ban
DAGE-F0F the support OF the and tlcea Thi1
article Is useful especially in the Southern State owing
10 the relaxing OF the climate Il light and ecelt afra
Ct dress and physical support Ieang men vii bird ce-
fort and safeguard old viii prove is utility proong
ing the pleasures OF life, the decadeucs OF which R4tu1
and inevitable consequences Sold only NJ No ~ q. h9iles
street "a $40
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HAIR DYE,

eoir q Their HAIR ws reeeFmsa tnTea WI y
alar TpT0rsd Lqud Hair 1s, vhieh ke y chanE4
ug gray csaf hAs - "a
perfect brown b. ceale4 ne netaro A1 y
accomplished with anil tie chs Z - 4. Htl
factory-Fron f37ler Eeesag JssfrnL .-fa AIS ~
az eptf. J. RsGHr & 70, Isl chefssse - Ae-n.r
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

LAFAYETTE, Thursday Evening, Feb. %, 1850.
Arrived to-day per steamer Grand Turk IS Beeves per
steamer Alexander Scott 50 Beeves, Cow and Calf
Prces;- Beef Cattle 4@D6lao. o. ib. net; Hogs, 39
&C. " n. net Sheep, ~ 0O93 % % head; Much Cops,
s2Oi9s5O " head Caipes, 354C96c, p ID. net.
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az WARNED IN sEAsONT

wv Aud neglect that Cough which daily weak,nnr YOUR
tuto, irritating your throat and lungs inviting on b
dead disease Consumption when soothing and beag remedy
cen DO obtained Dr.. 4. R0GERS' SYRUP or LID-ER
WORT AND TAR For safe at
sCoviL a. MEAD's, lls Chur,res st.
nm gunor
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-01

- !NVFF
NOTICE,-With view to the speedy withdrawal from
circulation OF all the Notes of this Bank the charter OF
The Notes are requested to present them for redemption
the counter Of the Bank, a early as practicable.
ia30 cod flap X. j. PALFREY Cashier
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New MExrco.-A United States officer in New

NEW MENICo.-A U Unlted states officer in New
Mexico writes to friend as follows:
The notion that Spanish America New Mexi-
col is hot-all a land of howers-is quite mis-
take In the latitude of Raleigh, az an altitude of
1000 feet, 1000 feet higher nearly than the highest
peak East of the Mississippi river, it is often sui-
ciently cold Thermometer sometimes down to 100
Fab. We have no papers later than the Presi-
dents message. | fancy Congress is debating
about slavery in New Mexico, where slavery is
prohibited by stronger than all human laws, the
law Of climate, and production, and sef-interest.
Not more than hundredth part of New Mexico
could ever be cultivated if water were ever so
plenty, such is the SOIL topography, and rock of
this land. But in the centre OF vast area, without
large bodies of water, the rocky surface sending
what little water falls upon it rapidly down to the
ocean, under an atmosphere ever thirsty, into
which evaporation is marvellously rapid, not more
than one part into two hundred and fifty can ever
be improved. We live on ham and mutton, mutton
and ham Eggs so cents per dozen; milk so
cents per quart; potatoes $4 per bushe; miserable
butter 70 cents per pound.
:" | have board floor, which is great gain, a
pair of androns, the third pair which [ have seen
from Vera Cruz TO Taos. We are often out on
scouts, and like it. | see always something to
interest me in this strange unique unnatural coun-
try. No where else is the action of fire and water
well in this Territory particularly to the
West of the Rio Grande."
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SHER MANS
PATENT PREMIUM
A. Il d Q M I " A L
SUPPER TER

Sesa snT az Iii oees 10 81 Carte Ersf UNea
The ghest elastic and eomfeabs instrument IN usiol
he oil the WOMB compainthe bearing feeling
t bottom Of the stomach weakness othe lnnas. side and back
he whites, In pregnancy its pFevenis miscarriage
in fact il indispensable the comfort Of every deleata
emae II any doubt the efficacy Of this supporter, they
be referred the wife OF celebrated physician o s
city, who using with perfect satisfaction, after
several other supporters without relief phYs
respectfully invited call and examine the nsfrt
at the pFopFieor's, 70 St Charles street.
Ia practice have had occasion dhpY all
boased Aomai Supporters In and have found
adapted relief
Philadelphia, Is, is4s NM- ANDERSON, NJ ID.
For years afflicted Woisu ennpsn-par+ Of
the time counsd my bed. My suerigs veg great No
ans relieved until Mr. shsrnan Atouinal Sup,
porters Il enabled
health and cheerfulness Mrs WILKINSON,
August n. lS49. is7 Eighth susei, Fhllsdelpha
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Genuine Medicine Warehouse
No. 159 Chartres St. New Orleans,

/ WRIGHT co. having resolved to stand unriyaled il
- every department of their bushes have agreed with The
PTopreors and Agents of all the genuine popular Paienl
Medicines throughout the United States to keep them con
sany supplied with fresh and ample assortment at ratst
lar below the usual market prices By tins he
are enabled 10 offer for The inspection of purchasers the
extensive assortment which be found this any oihe
CITY, Having had many experience in the purehas
and sale OF Patent Medicines they have acquired ace
loT this particular department the most ber
exceedingly low, that the purchaser tail reaize
handsome per centage hisnye.tmen either WhossaI
or Retail AT their establishment may found a fl
assortmsntO Of A LII GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES.
The following list comprises of their assortment
can be furnished TO dealers, in cases.
twenty-five per cent. cheaper than manufacturer gua
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SINGULAR RELATIoNsHIP.-Josiah Pomeroy
and Phebe G. Farnum intermarried the other day
in Massachusetts. In this marriage, it is said by
the papers, that singular relationship takes place,
The bridegroom becomes a brother to a niece OF
his, and that niece becomes sister to an uncle the
bride becomes aunt to one of her own brothers, and
sister to that brother mother-in-law. The bride
is aunt to a father and his children.
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MEAGHER.-Mr. Meagher, the ''Irsh REBEL -
seems to be living very un-martyr like life. In
long letter found in the Nation, he says, 81 am in
excellent health and right good spirits l spend
four or five hours every morning. and two or three
hours every evening, with my books during the
interval take gallop through the 'bush, in quest
ofkangaroo OF stroll foot along the banks of the
Macquarie, on the 9ai UiUe for snakes''
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ToBACCo-We only heard of 100 hhds sold including6O
to 80 private terns and % hhds Mason county, IL Ad
mted (seections) at 10, and u at lie FP ib.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-No change in either
ice Sales 15O hhds Sugar 596c for Fair to Choice.
Moasses dull at 2lG027c
FLOUR-Prices have advanced to such high point that
buyers only take enough supply their immediate wants.
The sales Saturday included GA bbs unbranded ST. Louis
at 81 25 100 Superne at 81 60 and about 100 bbs Extra
in various lots, at $8 0O9$S so qP Dbl.
CORN-DuI and the sales confined to 1900 SKIS at 65f0
SIC 9P bushe.
PORK-Buyers turned their attention Prime Satur-
day. and $50 bbls taken, viz 800 bbs $S & 16
sS 3a and S05 cos and 1000 $S 80 also, 100 Mess
SO 70, the close Mess retailing at $11 90 and Prime
50 75 and upwards
BEEF-A lot of 23S bbs Prime was sold, from first hands,
50 90 qp Dbl.
BACoN-Rea sales DC; 5]5 for Prime Sides and 4i4c
for the best Shoulders.
LARD-47 bbs very Inferior brought sac % ID, Prime,
inkegs, held at 73lfOsc
|. STAR CANDLES-A sale of 200 boxes al 21c ap ID.
Wiskf-owng to the receipt of teegrapic dispatches
from CINCINNATI quoting advance in the article there wa;
more demand and 100 bb Rectied were sold 22c from
the Levee, holders now asking still higher.
FKElGHFS-No alterations, and nothing doing.
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IRELAND.-Several of the Orange Lodges have
dissolved political bodies Those Of the Tintona
and promore districts follow the wake of the Ar
magh Orangemen. The Dublin Advocate says:
"We have been favored with list of the per-
sons to whom remittarces have been sent from
America within the last eighteen months in the
parish of Ballinakill, county of Galway; and we
find that from DC persons no less a sum Than
f6S6 has been transmitted to this country during
that period two.thrds of them also being laborers
or servants. This statement is important, ex-
hbiting the extensive field Of employment on the
other side of the Atlantic ocean, and the strong
feeling of affection and attachment manifested by
the peasantry towards each other. These remit
tances have been chiefly to the mothers and sisters
of emigrants, and some times to their wives and
lamilez, to bear the expense of outfit and passage
to the New World.n
Last week four hundred paupers applied for ad
mittance into the Tipperary union For want o
funds the guardians were obliged to deny then
relief
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KDOEI0r GOi2 EDess.

NJ Good Gold Pen Silver Dollar We have
received lot Of these capital Pens.
Opinions Of tho Press.
81 Beats any thing yet offered" 1Creaceut
'This new description is valuable" lPcayune
" better Pen we never put TO paper" delta.
Nov in stoTe..,,
NJ large supply Of Gold Pens celebrated Makers
al The lowest market prices, ranging from
ONE TO EIGHTEEN DOLLARS!
in variety patterns Of Gold and Silver Cases. by
GUINNESS SL co.
ia Camp Street, between Canal and Common
Dsalers n FINE FANCY ARTICLES GUNS PISTOLS etc
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NEW ORLEANS, May %, 1850
GeHaee-In reply to your letter of this day date wish
ing to procure the Theatre Varieties for the purpose of Civ
ing Benefit for the relief of Mr. F. A. Wood, aud asking
TERMS etc. beg to state that you have the Theatre
the night of June 10, 1850. at the nightly expense
Most respectfully, yours,
THOS. PLACIDE.
To Mesrs s. G. Risk, A. D. Gresham, II. Garland ohr
ID, Bein nd other
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SCI i0''N' A. D. CRossMAN. Mayor.
lCorrespondence.l
New ORLEANS, May 2Sd. 1850,


NEW ORLEANS, May 23d, 1850.
Taos. Placide, ESQ., Manager Varieties, etc:
Dear S-Ehe undersigned being desirous of procuring
public place for the of giving Benefit for he re
oil Mr. f. A Wood, Of the sufferers by the explosion
the steamer Louisiana last fall have selected your Varieties
the most suitable and respectfully solicit you state the
time, terms and conditions, upon which your establishment
be procured. From your known disposition to aid and
assist all charitable and praisewohy undertakings and from
the peculiar of this it is hoped you will enter into
the spirit of it, Respectfully, your obedent servants
JOHN D. BEIN, sAM'L G. RISK,
HY. d. RICHARDSON, A. D CRossMAN,
G. FELLoWEs, W. H. GARLAND.
HENRY BIER, J. b, WALTON,
R. =. NICHOLS, G. S. LEE,
J. o. NIXON, HENRY W 0LMsTED.
t. H. SHIELDS, d. s. WOODRUFF,
G.. w. SHAW, w. B.
H. @. sTETsoN, GEO H. PETERSON,
N. B. KNEAss, JOHN M. GOULD,
It. w. VAN wYCR, Il
COhNIFF, CHAS. WATERMAN,
N. MoNTROss, N, JARVIS,
WM. HENDERSON, CHAs c. GAINES,
w. cRENsHAW, TAYLOR, HARTT & co.,
JOHN VALENTINE, f.. A. TYLER,
WIN. E. CAMP, D. +. YARMOUTH,
CHARLES WHITE, j. o. PERSON,
R. L. BRUCE, t. D. HEARTT,
M BARNETT " Cos GEORGE ALLAN,
ISAAC HART, FRANCIS THOMAS,
C. SAMPSON, T, RIMICK,
T. L. GUINNESS WIN. H.. SLACK,
W. w. WHITE, q CRUZAT.
JOSEPH HuFTY, JAMES MAGUIRE.
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Notice.

e Owing to the numerous complaints of vessels trading
in the New Canal of detention and damage caused by the
large number of small craft and boats occupying the harbor
at the Lake entrance and in the Canal above the bridge,
notice heeby given that from and after the 18th June next
all Steamboats, Vessels, Yachts, Boats and other craft of
description will be charged TOLLS for each and every
whole distance the city used and that the Collector
Tolls at the Lake end of the Canal will be required collect
the same, in conformity with the h section of the Charter
follows:
That the said Company shall be entitled receive from
vessel entering sand Canal exceeding thirty
and half for every of the admeasured bur
en of said vessel and in proportion fo any boat Of
buhen than ton; and the request of any owner
master of boat vessel navigating said Canal of the
Collector of Tolls, it shall be lawful for each of them
choose to the number of which sad
boat vessel is capable of carrying, ano mark the
in figures the head and of said boat and the said
boat measured and marked shall always be permitted to
pass through said Canal for the price per to which the
number of marked shall amount, and if the
master of such vessel shall decline choosing resident
payable ascertain the tonnage thereof then the
such tonnage shall be fixed by appointed for that
purpose by the said Collector of Tolls; and the said toll sha
be paid according to such measurement"
Also that article 9th of municipal regu Lions will be
enforced.
Art. s. That every vessel not employed in loading
unloading cargo shall pay five dollars per day during the time
they may remain the Canal Basin HarbOr counting
| fIom the eighth day after their ARRIVAL
II. j. RANNEY.
May ,y0I In,
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List OF Vessels i'm Port Not Cleared.

[Hetsn the municipality degnated the following
anls y tn he No eannmenss ~ ne hsfees and nun np
Second tz the iss GhoFe te heaE15oat Land
ng, No. hsZ fntbost in the Third aSb Nos
the Railroad Ne being FerrY Vhsf
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Mr.. LAWRENCE AND THE Poor FOREIGNERS
The Society of the Friends of Distressed Foreign
ers held meeting in London, May 9Th, at which
the American ambassador, but none of the foreign
ministers, was present The English papers re-
mark with great severity on the neglect. They
had all gone 10 party at the Duke of Dsvonshire' s
house. The attendance of Mr.. Lawrence has
raised popularity with the poor foreigners. This
was the CONCLUSION of his speech:
''I can only say in conclusion, that l feel deep
qualification in having met here representatives of
the inhabitants of almost every nation upon earth.
feel it, because meet here more particularly the
representatives of that great and powerful nation
Germany-whose people are found all over the
world. In my own country they are a vast popu-
lation, and among the best we have We
have them i'll every State in the Union. In
some of the States they are almost the majority,
although born and bred in Germany. We have,
too German newspapers, German school-rooms,
and German influences; and | am happy to say
that those influences always for order for liheF
ty, and that they are invariably regulated by law.
The German population of the Union is a rural
population. They go into the country; they take
up Iand they diligently cultivate it; they among
the best farmers we have. The French, of whom
we have also many, generally incline to the cities.
The Irish not oily in the cities, but in the cOun-
try; and wherever there is any thing to be done,
there you will find Scotchmen among us. think
then that good object is especially obtained by
such meetings as this-they bring together moi
only men of different nations, but men dissimilal
| in social habits and political views; and we find
from them, that after ALL there is very little differ
ence in the different members of The human race
All then that is wanted, and all that we desire, il
| that the human race should be brought together
| that we may see each other, compare our opinions
examine our feelings and views; and so far as an
concerned as representing my country, beg Il
pledge to you kindest feelings, not only toward
this, our kindred nation, but towards every nario,
| in Europe. NY mission here is to cultivate gooC
feeling not only with Great Britain but with ever,
power in Europe. l will not take the further tim
of the meeting, and beg TO thank the COMPANY
for the patience with which they have listened t
] my observations
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nXYGENATED BITTERs-A Sovereign Remedy
~ fof Dyspepsia, Phthisic, and FIN ERAL DEBILITY.
Are remedy for Dyspepsia In many of its forms
such Panin the Stomach, Harburn habtna Costyenes
Acid Stomaeh Headache, loss Of Appetite, Piles Night
swea and even Consumption Difficult Breathing, which
In short. their use has been proved in the relief of
almost all the ymPtoms that proceed from debitated
tonic condition OF the stomaeh also in general debility arising
from or from the effects of fever particularly Fever and
arising from weakness, will find the OXYGEN ATEO BIT
TIERS excellent remedy, and not surpassed by any med
cine in e.. Sold by the EMPIRE COMPANY, who
have also hand all of Comstocks valuable Medicines,
the old stand, So Poydras street. jel 3m
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having leased the above well known esi abshmept a
beg leave 70 that the house has been thoFOnry -
repaired and painted. The house spacious and the
soens comfortable aordne every eonysnlenes pegoas
Houses good The well known charater Of The Hens
agd the ocaty OF Biloxi for Sea Bathing, sneak for them
elves The propreOrs pledge themselves thai neither pains
m Expense shall be spared to make sheir comrtabe
The table VIII be al all times well supplied with tie bef ne
market affords, together with fish and VeEv
The bar will be supplied with the very best Of Liquors an o
he opened on the 10th instant
apl6 MITCHELL A. sap2T
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StHRONOMETERs-S.B B, GERRY, having removed
~ iIom 81 Camp street, to No. IA st. Charles 80
street where he will continue to carry the bus tsA
ness Of Repairing and Rating gCHRONOMErERS, e 81
Also repairing and cleaning WATCHES, Clocks t2RkA
Nautical. Mathematical and Philosophical Instruments in
the best manner He, being grateful for otmer patronage.
general myl5 3ms