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lNcENDIARIsM.-Th office of L'Areair news
paper, at Montreal, was burnt down on the evening
OF the 18th ut. L'Acentr is the principal organ
OF the Papineauites or the Young Canada party,
and journal conducted with much talent and en-
terprise. The fire is supposed to be the work OF an
incendiary, prompted by religious bigotry. There
had been no fire in that end of the building where
the flames first appeared. The building was of cut
stone, three or four stories high.
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THE RIVER AND THE WATERs.-The Missis
siPpi river, during the last week, has been rising at
the rate OF about half an inch within each "a hours
on an average. II is within inches of the
highest mark of last year. The interior streams
all are high-so high that many of our friends have
considered themselves drowned OUT and come
into this neighborhood for safety. We learn that
the Mississippi is falling from Cairo as far
down as Napoleon The probability is that we
sna not nave water enough to hurt in this neck of
the woods.-COacordta IHtelzigencer. 81 i,,st
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10 A series of resolutions approving of the
compromise resolutions of Mr. Clay were intro.
duced in the House of Delegates of the MARYLAND
Legislature and discussed at great length on the
25d ult., after which, their further consideration
was postponed until the 9th
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GE The Birthday of the Father of his Country
has been appropriately celebrated throughout the
Union. Generally, the reading of his Great Lega
sy-the Farewell Address-has been among the
chief ceremonies of the day and nothing could be
more appropriate at the present peculiar crisis in
our national affairs
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10 The great case of Shultz against the Bank
Of Georgia, has been decided by the Supreme
Court of the United States in favor of the Bank
The opinion of the Court was nnaninnnns
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Gz- AT New York, on the 23d, the Stock market
continued very unsettled. One day prices would
advance one per cent. and next day fall back TWO
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ONO RIvER.-At Cincinnati, on the 23d, the
river had fallen inches. AT Pittsburgh, same
date, there were feet water and swelling slowly.
Weather pleasant
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Russian CoNsPIRACY.-The 81. Peters
burgh Journal Of the 9th January mentions the dis
covery OF a conspiracy by number of persons, in
clnding several officers, to overthrow the Govern
| ment. The ringleaders, twenty-one in number,
were tried by court-martaI, and were found guilty
OF an attempt to abolish all existing institutions
| and were sentenced 10 be shot The Emperor.
however, commuted the punisment-we will hardly
say In nlercyfor the prisoners have been deprived
oil their civil rights sentenced to hard labor in the
mines, to work at the ortifcations or to enter the
army after certain term Of Imprisonment The
head OF the conspiracy was a very young man,
Nicholas kaschkine, who is described as being an
honorary councillor. kashkine 5 father il appears
is an exile in Siberia, and the Emperor, supposing
that this circumstance had occasioned the sons re-
bellion, had him brought before him. He was re-
ceived with uplooked-for kindness and afIability
and the following melo- dramatic scene is said to
have taken place
You are young, M. Kaschkine, and YOU have
another still better excuse said the magnanmous
Emperor. F" Under the mask Of politics, You have
wished, suspect, TO satisfy desire OF vengeance
for the condemnation of your father, which you re-
gard as iniquitous. The power which keeps him
IN Siberia cannot be considered legitimate in the
eyes OF good son; and can comprehend the i'm
prudent passion which has placed you in my hands
shall not therefore, abuse the terrible right which
nave over you, and II your repentance suggests to
you any avowals which may render legitimate an
absolute pardon--if you make known the details OF
the conspiracy, the names OF your accompces, all
may yet be forgotten. Your future career shall
not be stopped you shall be restored to liberty,n
etc. Sire, interrupted M. Kaschkiue, :. do not
proceed any further, and, above all things abandon
your error. No thought Of vengeance has inspired
me with the idea Of putting an end to your domi-
nation, In our family the condemnation OF nv
father is regarded title Of honor. Personally,
do not think | can do any thing to add to the
honor Of our name il il were not by contributing to
the annihilation of your race and your degrading
authority The conversation took place before
witnesses, who uttered an exclamation Of horror,
whether real orfeigned. The Emperor affected the
most perfect sang fyoid That young man is a
madman," be said; it is not a dungeon, but
mad-house that he merits. Ii is, in fact to mad
house that kaschkine has been sent
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A GARD,

-,,,, :, a VARD,
FNHE Subscriber begs to return thanks tn his 6sod .,J
Ihs public in general for the liberal patronage he has
received from thenl and desires inform them Thai he has
taken the Store No 7NRgReatioa street yybes he in
tends carrying on the business of PAINTING in All IL
merit conunua1ce OF their support. T.. F. DEAVFS "
N, b. AL orders promptly attended to. jsSs sTa
ENGLlsH CANNEIs COAI4-50 tons Of The .b,,,.-.
spiedld Goal cargo of the British ship Eizs Ksh ns
uchhrgng. For sale in bulk divided 10 sut paTt;r ~
W SPENCER FIELD, 10 Poydras 81,
" fFS GEO Z. TGYTTo5RR co. rs M.uarin. ...
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OF The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal it is
thought, will certainly be completed by the LIST of
April.
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Gs- The Northern ladies' wear so much scarlet
this winter, that they seem clad in bushes like
modest worth or boiled lobster.
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G5~ 100000 have been subscribed in Pensa.
cola, toward the building of railroad from that
point to Montgomery, Ala
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THE undersigned desires respectfully 10 inform the public
\ that Ihey can always find at bis MUSIC STORE, a
cholce and large assortment of PIANO FOR TES,
at very reasonable PRICES, and accommodating terms
Dfaed manu- acturer T. Gilbert & Co.. of Boston, of rich
tone and finished beautifully in Rosewood Black Walnut
% @ with IRON irames made in the most substsn
not been They peculiarly suited the country
as the I4ohah does not require tuning for years.
ne y 1mprov IN in Plane Fortes the patent
1l6rdng Ocerbdgo is also sale at the same establs
ment Tins Improvement gives peculiar ttmness and bril-
ancy TO the tebe adds the durability and strength of the
flalo, and renders i capable of remaining much longer in
tune than those in ordinary use.
w. I. M is Agent for Henri Herr celebrated Grand
Pianos and Pianinos made in Paris For power and sweet
ness OF tone they stand prominent
Ihe D0ee G0IapdRG attachments ]. Peyel & Co. 5 Paris
Pianos and Instruments from all the best manufactures,
conslanty Tegs wing, and for sale on liberal terms.
SECONDHAND PIANOS for sale, from $50 to $500
eati anu Iaken m part payment for new Pianos.
PIAHos Repared, Tuned, Rented and Appraised.
,.CATHCART'S MELODEON.-This beautiful toned
Instrument for Village Churches Lodges Serenading
Parties, and the private practice of Organsts possesses
sweet and powerful tone, portable (weghng % pOunds)
and offered at so each.
Flutes, Fageoes, Strings, and Musical Merchandise Of
every kind viii be promptly executed at reasonable prices
Bands supplied with Bras Instruments and Band Music
HAhfS, double and single action, hand and made TO
order, 10 suit the taste of purchasers
MUSlC-The largest catalogue in the South. The stock
an accumulation OF over twenty In old
and beautiful pieces of print.
NEW MUSIC received BY every arrival from the North
am by the Foreign steamships. Spanish Soags Dances
Na6es &e-a regular supply Original Music published
every week az the Slore-Natve Compositions solicited
Muse bound copied and arranged Subscriptions received
iSe alli%oTeg on, H1rg, sarons Musical Times and
Catalogues of Music will be sent 70 any part of He a5,on
ms E.dles. Iy4 I'm WIN. +, MAYO.
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10 One difference between peace and war is.
that in time Of peace the sons bury their fathers
in times OF war, the fathers bury their sons,
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Wkreas The members of the General Assembly of Penn
syvania have with deep regret several sections OF our
glorious Republic indications OF dissatisfaction with our fun
damenta organization, embraced in Constitution and
an apparent disposition the of some effect rad
zeal ehange and whereas, in the feelings of dissatisfaction
that sacred Instrument, the people OF Pennsylvania do
not participate; therefore. = -
esotred That te Union identified with all the giores
o te past all the blessings of the present. all the hopes
OF the futue that Pennsy vania to the Constitution
noble charter - - '' - "'"'
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10 The bark Chieftain left Savannah Ga. ON
the 10Th ut, for Liberia, with upwards of two
hundred negroes
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MoyKMENT or Iaoofs--Co- Z, fsf Infantry.
from Foft Bfown . Kingesld Basrseks 9 CAPTAIN
Prince and "a " Hrst6n Il pzs>sht as.ssbs.i !.
Cos Il and x, lst iaianlry. ordered 20 ths Nusces
near, but below the moufh q lie R;o Fr;o.
O6seers-Capt s. NJ Pmmners 10 eo,snand.
Capt X. 5. Granger 1st L.. s. D. Carpenter
Movement, Cia Corpus Christi, on r. s. steamer
Anson Fort Brown to be garrisoned By CaDt
Hunts Co. 4, 4th Artillery from Fosf Polk, svac-
gold Barracks, replaced BY Capt Prince's Com
pany aforesaid OiIisess At Porn Brown-~M Major
Porter, commanding Capt Hunt, Capt McCo@n.
from Ringgold.) 1t. Holmez, 1t Gibbon. lie
Garasehe. Head Quarters Ist infantry GOES 20
Fort Duncan, Eagle Psss) = 05fesfs-- Col.
Morris, commanding regiment; Lieut. Dsnm.n.
Adjutant; and 1t. PIummer, ReeimeniaI 0u.rtsr
Master Bropnspikle Flag, Fs6 40
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10 Miss Davenport appeared as juliet at Sa.
vannah Ga, on the evening of the 26,h ult., Mr..
Neais sustaining Romeo.
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TERMS OF THE CRESCENT,
DAYFee Ceas per week p yahie carriers ueklv a.
Eight Doiirs year haty Early and quarterly lie ssIns
Iaes-in advance. Single c0pies Ffs The oee vii
all sntscrfptiOns exceeding ~ -
HE WEEKLY CRESCENT viii be Furnished 10 single
per year clubs of more dirscted -
the same Peslofiee at Tgo Do ~ and ~ c each Pos-
copies, will receive copy addition for their son
pcnsaon. Payable in tn advance Single nsnTs o.
packages in wrappers, be bad the Of puhcs
No 80 ST Charles
exceeding twelve in Aene ,rns
the frat ns@rtion and 50 every seaept
ton Those Of greater length 10 proportion Nodes On DE
page, Of Pearl type, 81 Insertion
Advertisements published weekly senweekiy eeky or MONTH,
chnEged 81 per square for Ierai
disaount made % those who adverise By DE year.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY


M H. MEYER, No. 100 CAMP street, Watch -
P,EfNs. FANCY ARTICLES. S. and hltH ltWHAreSH9EEs S9E IA
AL JewelIy articles reLaiFed npderate nrces IS2AaA
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India and China.

Dates from Bombay to the 3d. and Calcutta 60
22d December were rsaaiysa in Livsrpssl IN n,
"a inst, in anticipation ef The overland mail, TIE
political news 10 aeimpestsRt Trade 81 Bombay
both in imports and exports, Is dull. In Freighta
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GUNDRIES-IN STORE
~ HAAS-4Q Iiercss ShaYa, And Staaa shnra, Snnar

StNDKIES-LN STORE
- HAMS-40 tieFcss Shays and StaRs & Sbavs, suaar
Cured Hams
ToNGQ ESQ dozen Beef and Buffalo Tongues;
RAlSlNS-2a0 packages whole, half and or boxes
klGS-500 drums Elene Figs;
IEAS-Il5 packages Green and Black Tea;
CANDLES-l30 boxes Sperm and Solar Sperm;
CHnCOLATE-F0 boxes Baker Y Mills, No
COCOA AND BROAA Do.-l5 boxes
PtCKLES-s5 d0zon Weas, Miller 4 Provost:
UndeFwood's PICKLES KEfCHUPS Jellies, Jane
Preserves anil GHonnd 81 soes-7l paekases: -
PIE-FRUITS and lvoreestershire SAUCE
MACCARoNt AND VERMICEl. .Lt--40 boxes.
SfARCH--75 boxes Gogae's Pearl Starch
ss99EAbP,1,Fsesy Tas'ils ard Fany soap-25o boxes;
FLQRAHCE AND OLIVE. OILS packages.
CkAtik EkS=Soia Biscpt Maple, Boston ard Butter.
hsrass..? " NefsF, fiakniqk and Rins ctsekes-i7S
hfsHLMsfssst. osaa.h, Nrllsne, Salmon, shss,
EAinnu IFFfAf4 ele,t -'s s'tt-Hsi
AfttfNH $50 ttSal5f
ZIG fukh and E8ta AEH8 nEEF M ti,r ni,aa a.
- y clfAe, Sf6UeAFoN, a Camp =.
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CoRSON 4 ARMSTRONG, can be found for the pres
~ ent a. the Office OF Mesr. HEWITT, NoRros & Co.
No % Camp stress. few doors above their Old stand
where all oniers for STATIONERY AND PRINTING!
will be executed formerly Their business will meet with
but slight interruption, orders for full stock have already
fIS4 CoRsoN & ARMSTRONG, IS Csmpst
They embrace this opportunity return their sincere
thanks 70 their friends for many Of kindness and oilers Of
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che Daily Creseent.

Published Every Day-tsunday Exeepted)-
~BY CROCKETT. FROST & co.
JOHN W. oRocKErT....J HKosr.... .Hupsox A. KIpp.
oFuCE......No. 93 sar. CHARLES STREET.
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10 Miss Harriet F. Read is reading shsks.
peare at Louisville.
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Il a. TYLER, 80 Camp street. offers for sale at the
W. most reasonable prices, line Hunting and Open 10
Seed a rii iLeiysrs, Duplex, Anchor and Cylinder Va.
w NATCHES, IN gold and Silver Gases; Watch r. AN
yhains OF most beautiful patterns Watch and Be assA
o2hs Buckles and Pins ele Gold Pens and Pencils etc
beautiful assortment Of Diamond Ear Rings ete Tor
lgorse Gamet Enameled and variety Sets in Boxes;
silver and Silver Plated Ware, fine Cutlery Fancy Goods
Gold, Silver Steel and Shell bowed SPEC
SKSsS FACLES, EYEGLASSES, etc. with
G asses TO suit all eyes. Subscriptions
ecelyed Tor The tnerean Art Union of New York fy5
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ng- Mr. Hudson, the Irish dslinsator. is giving
entertainments at Columbia, s. g,
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CALIFORNIA HOUSES, The understood i

CALIFORNIA HOUSES, The undersigned is now
~ eolsiEuctin elegant PORTABLE FRAME "a
HOUSES, suitable FOR California. Any humber of {sA
Portable Houses Of such dimensions may be reau ii
red be furnished the shortest notice. on reasonable
terms few Houses of Is by "A feet apd IL By Ii feet are
now hand which the attention OF California emgrants
called e Onies from the country will be promptly
attended TO- when accompanied By cash city guarantees
A e5edt OF months WI be given for approved paper
laSl I'm h. HOWARD. Builder. as Carondelst ST.
where he can be found day frnm % u 'cock
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nz- The taiIoFessss Of PhiIsdelpbia have sp-
Pealed to the public for aasssaase 20 enable fhem
= e secure fair compedsajen for tbeei labor.
They publish a ist ef prices howFeceived By them;
and truly. the psor women cannot support shem-
selves a such rates without incessant labor, day
and night The press has espoussd their cause,
and they will not appeal in vain.
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, EINIl M ~ rSAICHi.s, TX JEWELRY. Etc.

r. A. LEX, ~ camp street, has constantly hand,
Lever af Dupex ee9a Sg9 ySSer 6SS gSs ~ as &C God 9
@A@s the best maker; Also-Fob, Yest a.
SZF SJSizS and Gnard CHAINS, SEALS. .EssAsS4A
!, ~, - - anu KEYS, in every variety. Gold Pens
Penel Ihmbies, Buckles, ETC.; Fine Bracelets, Brooches
Eas2s Cups Pitchers Trays, Plated Cssto, Tea Sets
CandesucEs Ums, rich Fancy Goods, Lnbin's fine Per-
fumeryogether with great variety of other articles ion
numerous 70 mention Also-SPECTACLES, with Gold
silver Shell or Steel bowed frames, and Glasses of every
klnd-Eye Protectors etc, ETC., constantly on hand and
htted to suit the eve at short notice. MS
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PENNsYLvANIA-The Unioa.-On the 22d uEt
The Senate of Pennsylvania passed the following
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but little doing. The Money market Is less easy.
Al Calcutta, trade had declined considerably.

but little doing. The Money market Is less easy.
At Calcusta, trade had declined considerably.
Prussia.
All the articles Of the proposed Constitution ex-
cept the one making Ministers responsible to The
king have been agreed upon by the Chambers.
and the King has taken a solemn cath 10 the Con-
stitutlon on the sixth The immediate c5nseuuence
was a rise in the Funds, and great rejoicing in
Berlin.
The Rhine has overaowed its banks and done
great damage to the adjacent country.
+ Denmark and the DucIaies.
The session Of the States was opened by the
King in person on the Both uIt In revertinQ to
the hostilities with Schleswig- -HoIssein the King
says the has yet terminated, but fhat Il is
only suspended. He hopes, however, that the ne
gotiations in progress will lead to the desired end
Rome.
1t is now stated on authority that the Pope is
about % return to Rome almost Immediately. Il
was believed that the Spanish garrison would
evacuate Rome the arrival Of His Holiness
The French have fortified and now occupy several
strong holds on the coast Architects have been
ordered prepare the Palazzo for the Popes Lega.e
Russia.
Accounts from the DardanelIes state that the
Circassians have gained great advantages over the
Russians on the orsa, the Russians having been
cohlpetteo 70 retreat with great loss.
T.-
AAV'
The escape Of Madame Kossuth and the fact Of
her having joined her exiled husband are confirmed
The extradItion question is nearly settled.
SvvzsxarF.-.R
austria has made demand for the extraditon
OF some Poles who have taken refuge from the
Swisstes, following the late HUNGARIAN tronfies
u = -'
witnin the Cantonments Of Switzerland The
Swiss (Iovernrne.t H.. .aF,..1 =. IL. II =
refupees exeenf IA, casas xryIar II - ri,a~l, .z.
thaI the refugees have intrigued In politics, and
otherwise miscopducted themselves In this ~;
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HOUSES FOR cALIFORNIA,

A LERED MASON, ,B1iidsy. Of c,aiifornia Portable
material win be furnished by A. NJ. reasonable terms M
lie will leave for San Francisco about The middle of
Apn next and will attend the erection of the IL
required A portion of the be made payable
San Francisco. . Orders left with G. w. MURRAY,
No. 81 Magazine Streets (where plans can be seen) viii
meet with prompt attention. Premises ST. Carries street,
opposite the Commercial Exchange. mhl I'm
CALIFORNIA HOUSES.
CALIFORNIA HOUSES-PORTABLE-b with
~ dispatch. Also, NEGRO QUARTERS, cheap -
and neat model, to be seen the EhOp-where al fs7
kinds Of fCARPENTERING WORK and JOBBING III
is done. al ST.. CHARLES street, near Julia
APPS 1y VIM. "A. MILLER.
SS- 0rers from the Country promptly attended 10
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A DspEKEH FzMrEr-W William Finney, ss.
siding in.a w1stehed garrett in Theatre Alley, New
York, vas arrested for being drunk and disoFderly
The officer found him, with his mother and two
sisters, IN sfase Of bessdy intoxicadon. Tbs
notherh4ving short time before purchased : sap-
ply Of rum, after Finney was taken oif, per-
son visited ths garrst and here found The Old wo-
man dead, She had been smotherea by her
drunken dauebt who had fallen over her lace.
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I ATfIE-s75.oo0 Northern Sawed Lahs, "a arrive. q,
~ sale BY HAYMAN 4 H0LDEN' W.
VA No. ss Msslzins i;ssi and ii Rsd storss,
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.V'esU Orleans .agemcV

NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE.
And Life and Trust Company.
CAPITAL 1900, ,00O-all paid in Surplus S160 600
LAS. WALKER, Sec'y. JAS. A. PORTER, Pres
The operations Of this Company for ~ years. have been
confined alone and excl s1iyeiy % UndeFwritisg.
RIVER Sea and Fis Rsks taken at the lowest rates. and
l0sses promptly adjusted w. y. PARTEE, gent.
mli9 ly Office, No. ga Camp street. New Orleans
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NEW SPRUNG MTLLT

SPRING GOODS --latest Styles.
HE Undersigned having received his Spring and Summer
Stock, consisting OF various qualities OF DRAPS he
ETESs BRlLLlNGS and MARSEfLLES VESTINGS-
4 now prepared to supply his friends and the public with
their Spring and SeBaer Clothing, the reasonable
terms Gentlemen about making purchases are requested
10 call ami examine his Stock before purchasing eeVL,
Ias I'm HENRY HAMBURGER. IG4 Canin st.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

Y: LEVY Note, Stock and Real Estate Broker, No.
-. 20 Camp, door from Common ST. N Orleans. d 1y
M 1. McJILTON, Fancy and Staple DRY Goods
4yA. Dealer, ~ Charues street. d2l fy
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II sTGART, B4adec. and Ie5ssr, az I04 julia
=. e street Contracts for BUILDING, FINISHING or
bIbpAlklSt, executed with fidelity aud ,ispaeh JOB
Sing o. all kinds done to order, with pronlrtDess Rfsi
81. SDS made 10 order, Ne Sm1S, " ~