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United states Marshal,s sale.

United States Marshars Sale.
UNITED STATES vs.. -FOUR THOUSAND CT
G7RS In the District Court of the United STATES
for lhe Eastern District of Louisiana. No. 6706.
- directed. in the above entitled suit will sell the high
est bidder. On SATURDAY, the 10Th day of Feb 1851 at
u O'Clock, office, Second Municipality Hall, NewOr-
leans Four THOUSAND CIGARs.
Terms cash, payable at the time of adjudication.
WIN. 8 SCOTT, ". s Manha Eastern Dist. La.
U; Ms,shal's Office New Orleans January %. 1851.
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to Notice is hereby given that application has been
the Bank Of Duplicate Cer
No. lls3 dated January 1885, of 2o shares full paid
Bank JOSEPH FOWLER,
the original Of which has mslaid W. BOGART,
js7sOd Of the Estate Of ]. Fowler, J.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-08
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRRsCKNr OTvICK,
Saturday Morning, February g 1851.


Saturday Morning, February 8 1851.
Business has fallen of stree last and the transactions in
our market have generally been quite limited scale
The delay OF the Canadas advces operated unavoraby
Cotton market early in the week, and since they
been ved heavy decline has taken place. In her
respects there have been very material changes but for
such as have occurred refer detailed remarks below
Unless unusual delay should be experienced we may
day look for teleeraphc advices from Europe
the 18th ut Ia week ater by the arrival of of the
Collins steamers at NewYork
COttOn-Our last review gave the details of quite large
business in Cotton, factors having submitted decline of
nc after the Arccs advices which had produced an active
demand In the eay Of the week just closed the Cana
da accounts bting looked for daily and the public daily
disappointed business dull, and this combined sales of
Saturday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, confined
to 5000 bales at pretty steady rates. especially for the better
qualities, which comparatively scarce On Thursday
morning the Canadas advices made public announcing
fully Ac decline at Liverpool which intelligence at once
depressed Market and 1000 bales sold at reduction
of OSc all grades below Fair Yesterday as factor
free sellers at the decne good business was DONE
the sales embracing 5000 bales which would make total
for the week of % COO bales taken mainly cr the Continent
of Europe Northern and smaller portion than
usual for Great Britain. Prices at the clo.e are fully c
below last weeks figures and reduce our quotations
accordingly. The receipts this port since the first of
September are 6l7 6i bales against $50 ABB to date
last year and at all the u s. there is increase
100 bales compared with the period last year
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-08

u Notice to Gas Consumers.-Ths consumess Of
GAS notified from the hr day January
Fixtures be paid monthly, exception
this complied before
ration Of each month"; the supply Of will b. suspendsd
By order Of the Board Of Director,
dls2n p. N. WOOD, Treasurer,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-08

Passengers.
Per ship Viola, from Havre-l26 in steerage,
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to N0tice.-The undersgned has resumed bushes on
his account will aid the liquidation Of the affairs
house Of LEvERCH Co., dissolved by the decease Of MI
EDWARD ]. WALSH. u30 W. z. LEvERICH.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-08
Tea WNrehOlxSe.

NH F. largest as sortmept of GREEN and BLACK
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CURB STONE-1OOO superficial feet Hammer
~ dressed CURB AND GUTTER STONE, landing at
Post 3, Second Munclpaly. for sale.
fe3 St NEWrONRICH Ids, 1F Customhouse st.
WANTED-The Undersigned wishes to pur-
w chase ONE HUNDRED SLAVES, for which the
highest prices will be paid Those WHO have slave for .le
street. ldl9 III J. w. BOAZMAN.
OATS-1000 sacks Oats, in store, in new sacks,
i.s f i'd for IL Fab KENNErr CO. % Ma,,,,s
SALT-5OOO sacks Coarse and Fine Salt, in store
~ and for sale by FERD. KENNETH f. co.
fe6 lot 90 MAGAZINE street.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-02
MEDICINE
GOOD TESTIMONY.

Ths ionisvgl, Coarier thaa speaks Of Balls sar
saparilla:
/ We have been shown By SIR. John Bah, nro7rie
Cor 0ithat worid-rpnnwned preparation, Balls lut
Extract Saraparila," an original, genuine an.
beautiful letter addressed 70 him BY the acruu1
lady Of one Of the most eminent old physicisns +
the West, giving detailed account Of one Of ~
most anfon'shing cures on raeord performed alone i.
the ase II "Bui's Sarsptdla'
This most cx'oieIt aal cltrnipg las lad ''ns
sHif rel "a prD.7p-us uieri. tllor bl-, si - af
cAf9a'c sct-rs 90 ne stomach auI digestive. ar.
glHs tni arrangement % Tie whole .ten l,tarI.
80 WIN ti-irrt ftnI cHtineeHs eruption, sex head
teae aad violent ai'1-k<uf crtmg Afertx '.lu-t-
ing all oi hfr h1-brds -kii, aul agp',ug a. "a .fy
ee'elra'ed medical gentlemen. loh al home aad
'hfo.d' and also using arcr quantities OF rovn-
sepa oar-4ptrHa, wIIautf3s slightest re.i lief sir
WIS rcucet % use Ohm Balls Str.8ptriila, j" and
what WAS the happy result. After the use II . i-u
o1te', perfect and wonderful carr-tle afv ~
stored Imperfect De I'M and ~ her p-l & ~ ~ - ria
Such letters as tie enc we cak OF must n ri
Mr. But more red eradication thau could the pos.
sesslou Of countless wsa.ti And whether le &c.
wealth mr. not hy the sale OF hi. tr4v ,s
labi' medicine, being it- arthur Il glory ard h.,ucr
enough aud 10 can say to 10 world, without fear
'i contribution. II have 10 my poverty relieved
more human soldering than ia Stephen Girard or
John Jacob Aston with their mil ions
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-02

STAYS LINEMENT FOR TIE PlI.ES.-The
Z 4 worst attack OF the Piles are r!icctuaIly and
permanently cured IN a short time by the use Of the
genuine HAYS Imminent Hundreds Of our first
citizens throughout the country have ustd this ini.
nent with complete success. 1t is warranted to
cure the most aggravated case
CAuTiaS = Never buy aness you find the name
Of Comstoek X o. upon the wrapper, proprjetars
oI the genIne article, or you are cheated with a
counterfeit
Sold my York only by Comstock & Brother. o.
o. John s.. in Columbus only by j. Blair in Abcr
deem by Hampton u Hegndon. feb 22-34-ly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-02

Mn ions Bull: am using yoar Sarsaparilla in
several new eases oI Scrotula. and with happy ct.
feet. | an now confident II is one Of the most eli.
cacions medicines that can he made or that disease.
JAMES NJ MOORE, NJ. u.
Winchester, Kya Feb. !, ls4s.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-02

Tsstsnoay like the follo,ciag, renders supecfa
Gus all comments on Ike cgiclcyof Balls Sar
sdpdrilq
From Dr.. l. L.P.YAsoELt, Professor Of Chemistry
nths louisville Medical College:
II have looked over the list Of Ingredients com.
posing John Bulls Compound Extract OF Sarsapa-
rlli, aud have no hesitation saving That they form
a safe compound one That PROMISES wei in enron.
ic diseases, to when it Is applicable"
T.. +. YANDELL, NJ. D.
LOUISVILLE, June q, lSlS.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-02


Scrolals or King E,i, Cancers, Tumprs Erup'ians
o' the SKIN, try,ipcus Chronic Sore tyes. Rne-
worm or fet,e-, Sc,l Head Rheuuati. m iaius m
TIE t'opes or Joints, Gd Sore and Ulcer. Swrl ing
p lhs Gtnds ynai, iy4repsn, S1lt kaean,.
discusses Il tie &ljn rs. iqs~ Appetite, diseases
iu.ng rom the nsc OF Nrrrury PAIN ln the side
lnd sho1lders, General DeJi'e. 0ropsy. luuateo.
launJiee Cc7ireness Sfrc Chest Pu.mnnv Aasc.
non., ana all other diseases tending 10 produce Con-
Sumption liver Compliant Femse irregularities
arg tonpiun'' Sics nod Nervous Headache, Low
NpHts, Svelis, Exposure or Imprudeucc IN Lie.
Chronic Constitution Diseases. and {. .prnp anI
summer drink, and general tonic tur tho ,y.tem ana
gentle and pleasant pnrealipe, FAR superior ID Biu
LACK or CONGRESS water Salts or Sediiiz powders!
Manufactured AT DR. No BULLS laboratory.
81 Fourth ST. Louisvtllc, XIV
j IS BLAIR, Agent
April 90, ISL, n4I-ly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-02
: : PITCHES

$. $. PITCHES
INVALUABLE Medicines Tor Coughs Gods
canmm,lion anl Tcmaie D.oa4e-alwa.s %
hand. Also, his unriya'lcd
ALDO NAL SUPPORTER,
tha, has been patented only six months and has ~
ready animated; also, his superior
SHOULDER BRACES.
The only genuine articles arc to be found at l"
Drug Store OF
JAS BLAIR, Sole Agent
Feb. e. ISL t32-ly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-02
LoUlsyILLE, May 20, 1919,

I'IVI y II'IsI' '''u! ~ 77'7''T'
We h1vs mel John Bla's Susiplrilh, and have
known il tobc used, with entire satisfaction and wc
have II, hesitation in stating that webeiese Il to be
a sale all ytluIoe medical compound and c,lcu.
lated % produce much good, and relieve much .pt
fcring, and thcfore would chccrully and most car.
nestly recommend il 10 the afflicted
Il. STEVENSON.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-02

Clirchugh's Tricophcr0uS
The Great Core for Badness, Gray Ian,
Scarf md DaairnE
III cases Of badness weak or thin lair, will be
~ restored and strengthened gray hats will he
Drcvcntc1 and changed to their original color
Scnrf and dandrull wiI be entirely removed AID the
hair under all circumstances and at III ages, be kent
he9'thy, soft glossy and curly to the latest period
of he
The Frioopherous is wholly different inits compo-
sjton froma other articles Of the same nqme or for
similar purpose 1t is intended 10 act through the
skin upon the nerves, bloodyessels and absoroents
connected with the root or bulb Of the hair 10 rouse
and sustain healthy action IN these, and thus pro-
duCc a new aud uXnriant head OF hair,
CAUTION
Beware Of vile counterfeit, under the same name,
sold ior % cents. Many Ladies' and gentlemen have
been ea'up2ed to purchase this article, ard the re-
sult has been the entire destruction Of their hair.
Read Cluehugh's ''''reates on the HAIR accom-
paung each bottle
For safe at the Drug store Of
TAYLOR i MCCARTHY.
Feb g. 1851 u31-tf.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-02
Beiicr testimony thin rds erer offered in faror
Of any Medicine,
Ernrn l.,

Mn. ions Bull: have M hesitation in sayin
that believe gonr Sarsagarila TO be Inc 0ostartcl
ever manufactured for the cure Of Scrolaa, an
many niher cataneo y and glanlllr Affections ha,
ing used il With entire success in numaor Of III
above cases !. NJ. MORE, IL. u.
LOUISVILLE, Dec &C. ls47
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-02

What DR.. pyles, Physician by appointment to the
Louisville Marine Hospital says Of Burs Sarsa,
pariia;-
LouIsyiLLr, Marcel %. l84o.
have examined the prescription tor tie prepare.
ton Of lohu Bulls Sarsaparila, and believe lie com
bination 10 b an excellent one, wei calculated Ia
produce m alternative impress ,ion on the systcn
have used it both IN pubic aud private practice, and
huk i the bestarticle OF SarsapuiIla IN use.
NJ PYLES. n. y.
Resident Physicians at the Lou Marine Hospital
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-02
TESTI3,t,SgAL.

REV. r. w. SEH)V--REv. L. STEVENSON
Tho following Is a verbatim copy Of certificate
nov - the possession o the proprietor Of 3oH,
Slrstplrilla Rev T. " Sehnn il widely and gen
ertlly klo W ~ ~ einlient aud accomplished Pas
tor Of Tho netapll.' Episcopal Church, aai Rcv T.
Stevenson h,s been kaownu ono Of The most ialeut
oil m z,ilous mA nb,rs that the kentucky Confer
ence coud boast Of 30 mtay years, md At this time
j. filing the high aal responsible station Of aeerl
forthe u. T. BOX Concern. Can the world pro
dnce ast'cr m,re sltisAc Dry testimony in favor
Of m ,nnIiainn
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-02

ED HECNArISM.- Coms,ock's Nerve and Is.se
ia Lmimeut, is warranted to cure any case =
Rhenmatsm, Gout Contracted Cords and Ma'sS'
or stiff joints strengthens weak mds, and emu
those who are crippled to walk again. Use tar :"
ee and De cured or 60 without It and suffer- . ~
will A,-
S,ldn New York only by Comstock bFo'Dv /,
No John ST.; in Columbus only by J. ~ o,is
Aberdeen BY Hampton 4 Ilerndon. feb
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-02

XE'LANES WORM RuIFUGE.-,iih,J,
va follow ng order shows at once the de'l r,r,a.
and the excellence OF this great medicine. Yer.
Gates haye been 50 multiplied in favor o. w "a any
mituge, that we consider it unnecessary 10 az
more. -, ,eA-.
~ Kidd d Co.-The Vermiluee leu Us ~ N
some time ago by your agent Is AZ SOU A. We
are entirely ont d the ar1,e and having iIqsls.
calls for it, you will peafe send rs some T. ' ~
alely Z. MOa.tNita6 20.
For sale ~ janis JOHLS
June 7, ls5l-n49-ly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-02
STEpIlEN q IIAYWnOn
DlI.IIyGUAu & TrrCOvB
TAYLOR & MCCARTHY.
Columbus, Miss May 3, ISL nl4-2m
Clirchug,'s TrIcnphcrouS

Read ne following and be sure and get the Gen.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-08-02

Nrp CeEEs. SrEuBtN &c. Sept 1917.
Foasl'eby JAMES JONES d Go,
june ~, 1851 t0-ly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-25
Western Counties, dc.
l06nh

lObQ0 3,Opl 81 cent
Now there are IL counties in the east in which The
,axables lands number 9,GlG and the taxabes for
slaves amounts to S42l the number of persons paying
tax on slaves bearing ration of IS per tie land
tax payers will then take the same number Of coun-
Der OF counties in the west where the payers land
amounts to 069j and the tax payers ca slaves amount
to 4c0l bearing ratio Of 81 per cent TO the tsxablos
on land Thus in these twelve counties Of the YOU
lind greater proportion Of slave tax payers than you
cGu find in the number of counties, have selected
in eastern Virginia How then is this argument 10 op-
cratei Why it would prove that 10 those counties in
the western portion Of the State there is the greater
interest to subscrve in protecting this property And
dis is true not only in regard to interest but in prnci
pie snd feeling.
But the contest now pending involves the political
equality of our citizens, and chiefly the equality Of
western Virginia We demand that equality You
refuse il. This refusal is receivable TO one point
which is the superior slave population in the 1t
is fearful issue it will exasperate tine public mind
i will apitate tho country What will tranquilize DO
pular agitation for popular rights Nothing but guc
cess But is Virginia, at this uncture, to proclaim to
the world that the existence security of slave prop
ery is incompatible with the political equality of her
citizens Will she proclaim that popular sentiment is
nimcal to this property That her own people would
destroy it, What commentary your resolutions
How defend it if the people are hostile TO it! The
Truth Of your resolves, or the sincerity OF your cistrus
might be questioned But is Virginia, by debasing her
citizens on the score of slavery, TO inspire with
zeal her deadest enemies, Will she invite them to
syrpathize with tie wcst-to find access to minds
heretofore barred against their malignant poson-to
pour their copior. distlment into ears! 1t will be
judicial infatuation.
Continued to Fourth Po5e.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-25
F:VV
White popuio.io
Will, rcfer 70 this after while for another purpose,
e,n, ha, ,r,noreI il tn use in double aspect.

will refer to this after while Tor ahothel purpose,
for have prepared it to use in double aspect
According to this mixed basis apport:onent ono sena
tor is TO be sent from Halifax county containing 10000
white inhabitants and paying oil 's III Tue vest
or Rar sass Ghs and Taylor
aggregate white population of s7'Sss. and IA iAo:s
ws.tern counties which have the honor to represent
ON this floor, We have an excess OF whte population
for this bv paving an excess of taxes over
= Il see thus ruting my constituents at less than eight
cents and two miles head That the rate my
constituents are vauedby the appotiomen'. AND Is II;
not to be expected that will condemn this outrage ana
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-25

western counties having than double the popula
ton of the eastern counties What Of politics h..
long now 10 these counties. ] will read the list.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-25
White population

Here are the counties with the whlte Pop"'"'' wa
tanned:
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-29
The French Refugees in London.

The French refugees at present residing in
London, have published a manifesto, condemning
IN the strongest terms the course pursued by
Louis Bonaparte, and calling on the people of
France to resent the outrage. Louis Bonaparte,
they say has just crowded into few hours more
crimes than it wosld have been possible to in
clude in the life Of a man. Like thief he haa
seized upon tho liberties of his country by
nocturnal surprise, regular artifise, which GER
tain people have been rash enough TO call courage
At one blow he has suppressed all the journals,
and has cast forth into the streets of Paris with
out bread those of your brethren whom the press
supported. And again they say he boasts OF re.
storing to you universal suffrage, but on condition
that he worked for his private advantage and moi
for yours, since he is going for ten years to be
your master.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-29

TIE SfCKLY SEASON. There are soma
diseases that visit stated seasons of the year. and
which not unrequentlY become aarmingy fatal du-
ring the summer and autumn months, especially 10 the
young; It's supposed seventy thousand die annually
rom arrangements the Stomach, and Bowels alone
poes not every feeling Of our nature become enlisted in
the humane desire to lessen this fightful mortality!
are we not bourd by every principle of religion 10 ad-
mrnsler reilef when in our powerl BRANDRETHS
FILLS, by cleansing the blood from all impureties
gives power to every organ to perform its functions
healthy, no matter whether externally internally
situated. Nature has formed the bowels for the evacu
alton OF all unhealthy humours of the b 3D. and if
man would but use common sense he woudtake care
they perform this office faithfully, II the bowels are
out OF order, it too slow or TOO active, few doses of
r'aandreth's Pills will bring them to order Ask the
man that was dying from consipated bowels what
cured him; he tells you, Braadreth's Pills. Ask him
who has had the dyssen cry for months and every
remedy had Jailed; he will tell you that Brandeth's Pills
cured MN IN week So with levers, chills and other
diseases: In word, use Brandreths Pills, it you are
sick and desire to be we-and use them occasionally
when well, to keep off sickness.
For sale by M. BRANCH.
No. East Main street, corner opposite Old Market
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-29

MAYORS COURT-Dec. 27.
Drtcak and Disordery.-Johh O'Bran, John Ryan
and Patrick O'Bran arrested by officers John
son and Gale for being drunk and disorderly in Cary
street last evening Bound over to keep the peace in
the sum OF Sl00 each
Daniel Moran was found drunk in a house on Frank
evening On being arraigned, he entreated the May
OF for Gods sake not to apportion him than hee
months imprisonment. He appeared to want winter
quarters; and his modest request was complied with
He a miserable wreck of man, without home
or friends.
Edward McCabe found by Lieut.. Johnson las
evening, between IL and o'clock staggering arouad
the streets. First appearance, discharged.
Sundry fiaes we've inflicted upon the heads or fam
lies, whose children were caught fling pop-crackers
in The streets.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-29
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
sehr Galego, Nelson, New York, sundri-s to Ed
mond & Davenport, VIM Palmer c Sintou & Co.
Gayuor g. Wood r M Burton, w S g. Donnan
Gordon & Son, E Workman g. Co. Pizziui, Smith
& Roberts, Purcell, Ladd & Co.. Gay. Mathews l.
Co., S McGruder & Sons, Ludam &, Watson, II w
Tyler, ] Fl Claiborne, D Burr, A Johnston u Co.
WIN Taylor die & GRAY, Garland & Robinson, J
Dooey, J B stegs, Vanlew & Taylor, l. Giner, S
Bonavita, Andrew Pizzini, Butler & Tnsey, A S
Lee, Crenshaw e. Co.
Schr Baltimore, Philips, Baltimore
SAILED,
Barqse Cora, Horton. New Orleans
Schr VIM Colquitt, Kerwan, Baltimore
Schr Charity Burcha, New York
Schr Panama, Terry, New York
Sehr Victory, Ncksrson, Boston
Schr HaxalI, Layfield, New Y ork
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-29

The Swiss BELL. RINGERS, assisted by Madame Lo-
varny and Mr. Stepel. give their first entertainment
in this city o-nght-Odd Fellows Hall the place, and
o'clock the hour OF commencement. Those who m.
oyed the pleasure OF hearing the delicious mus c dis
coursed by these per formers when last in this city,
need no additional incentive in order to induce them
to visit Odd Fellows Hall Tonight be FOND the simple
announcement made through the press; but hoss who
not fortunate to hear them tn en- should by
all means do so now. Mad. Lovarny sings with
much taste and elegance whilst Mr.. SnpePs pei
Torrance his singular instrument is to say the least
remarkable.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-29

A trial has been brought before the Circuit Cour,
at St. Louis, by His Royal Hghness, Frederick
German dsars, of the value of SO cents each United
States currency, from Felix Costs, poor German 1t
appears that one frederick Wilhelm Kupper alias
Muller, was the servant and post officer of His Ma
and that he absconded with the sum claimed and
came to ST. Louis, where ne died in l849; and that
letters OF administration were granted to Cose. The
king. therefore, prays hat Coste be compelled to pay
over to him all monies belonging to Kupper
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-29

LOUIS NAPOLEON FIsArCERING The n Y. Mirror
publishes extract of private letter from Paris,
which says
'.It is rumored in the financial circle. here that
Prince Louis, who is Jeremy Didler nagnif-
cent scale, has stuck one OF your New York million
aires who has been living in Paris, to the tune Of
5000, 1000! and that welkuown 'Chevasr' is in for
il to the extent of his MEANS if not The Prince
invites these ongpursed gentlemen the Palace in
PRODUCES them to fashionable society, thea troubles
them for the loan Of a hundred thousand so, max
ing them pay rather dear for the whiste.''