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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-03

FEARFUL ACCIDENT ON THE CAMDEN Ann A,,-
BOY RA1RoAD.-The Camden and Ambov Ro;l.
road, Saturday afternoon, came near being the
scene OF a most frightful calamity, and It Is n
SUBJECT OF sincere thankfulness that we have NOT
70 record a large number eff deaths of persons
crushed and drowned. The two O'clock train
from Philadelphia for NewYork, having bsen
delayed some ten or fifteen minutes by the great
numoer OF passengers, on reaching Rancocas
creek, about twelve miles from PHILADELPHIA.
found the draw bridge up for the PASSAGE of 4
steamboat, and no sufficient notice of the fact
being given the engineer in season, the engine.
all the baggage crates, and the express car
were thrown into the water, it being about if
teen feet deep. The passenger cars fortunately
became disengaged and their progress stopped
IN season to save them from following. The en-
gineer escaped from the locomotive. The brakes
man was less fortunate both his legs were
broken. The unfortunate man resided Mt Bor.
dentown, whittier he was conveyed after the ac. |
cident. A young man named VIM Woollev had |
MS loot crushed. He was attached to the hog-
gage express. The express car, with all its co5.
.eass' was sunk completely out of sight It had
some Sso.0oO on board The mails, with most
=. .ne passengers effects were recovered and the
most of it delivered to the oweers YES.
~ me damage being promptly settled bv
M, agents OF the company as far as practicohIs
hour Passengers reached this city at an early
w yesterday morning m. Y. Tribune 25th. |
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A very heavy shower Of rain n

A very heavy shower Of rain passed over ,ho
city last evening, and large quantity Of water IN
the whole heaven, and in less than second Of tina ~
wres were so heavily charged with the electric uid
ring Al the bells connected with the electric FIRE alarm
and in ss than three seconds heavy clap OF thunder
shook the earth and ratified rumbed and reysrberaed
Tor long time after. starting both and beast We
Boston Transcript, 23d.
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Y. > SENAroR.-The Southern (Plaquemine)
Sentinel, in speaking of the election of Mr.. Jno.
slidell to the U. s. Senate, says:
So the last browning act of a Lerislatura M.
torious for imbecility, is that of succumbinr to
dIctation and elevating into power the hero of
the Plaquenaines fraud of 1874! Hurra for
John Slidell, and hurra for his Legislature
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D - Hswx-zhs loeal Of the Delta learns
~ qs1rtstm q soas Of the large hotels Who
= - neal lunshss,p have determined to keep
= - - heads y and expose them, ana Il
: ~ Hen out"
i, y - 1ecyriston of Al large hotels dispense with
y cl11guthsf, and save themselves the trouble Of
~ - cut, a.d the kiskss the modification and
- sueA proossding. Fssstiss 1t . lunch table,
- mean and dsspicahls mode Of living yet
- speeads are presumed to BE- gratuitous, and
vAes nads, deprive even the proprietors flares
- - ssnhlancs, in this particular Of rberality
49, IS M 80 s :
~ - en- Past ~ no utility In lunches to the
- ~ hhyored WITH boarding house, unless IL is to
- - Within the surveillance Of the watcher in the
= ~ hrss hotel, and spon quiet, comforta-
HSNnnm = Asns.
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| The Project of Police in France has ;ssued nm
order concerning colored sweetneats. and the
employment Of copper vessels in making them.
All mineral substances are forbidden in color.
ing ponoons, hqueurs, sweetmeats and pastry,
except chalk, ochre and Prussian blue II r.
forbidden to place oolored paper around The
bonbons. and to support them upon motaiiic
WIRE. Only leaves Of gold and silver cam he
used in ornamenting confectionery, and h hon.
bons must bear the name of the maker ar seller
upon the wrappers in which they are enclosed
DR.. Schumann, one of the greatest living
German composers, has been appearing in Lon.
don. A critic remarks with regard TO him.
that having an inordinate ambition to he
ranked as an original thinker, he gives to the
world the ugliest possible music.''
A new work by Charles Kingsley, Rector of
Eversley and author of Sc Yeast" and sc Alton
Locke" is announced, by the name of {. Hvna.
tia; or, New Foes with an Old Face" n has
already appeared in numbers in Fraser's Maca-
zine.
The new regulation about liveries is. that no
one can assume those of the Emperor-green.
red and gold-or wear them even when thew
belong to a family, without being liable to i'm
prisonment for ttco gears.
The visit Of the Pope to Paris is now spoken
of as doubtful, Louis Napoleon having declined
TO make any concessions on the marriage ques-
ton.
Mr.. Macaulay, on taking his seat in the
House of Commons after the Easter recess, was
observed to look very pale and ill.
The captain Of the steamer Great Britain,
who put in at Vigo for Goals on his way from
Australia, paid sos. ton for 400 tons.
The whole parish of Sespenrode in Nassau.
consisting Of fifty persons, has abandoned its
home and emigrated to America.
Lord Palmerston, now Secretary of State for
the Home Department, intends closing all the
city grave-yards.
A general paralysis is said to be stealing over
the frame Of Feargus O'Conncf. He is probably
sinking.
In Australia elegant clothes are not worn.
kossuth or wide-b rimmed straw hats are the
only wear.
The steamer Duke of Sutherland has been
wrecked, with a loss of sixteen lives.
A new castle is to be erected at Balmoral for |
Her Majesty.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-03

Several years ago, but within the recollection
Of commercial men, the following lines ver,
written on the back of bank bill. We repeat
them, that they may be ready for use in tn,
next good time that is coming:
60 worthless wanderer, through this world Of care
would not keep thee longer II 1 could
Lest some more horrid tale should reach mine ear
of thy not being goodn
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IMPORTANT FROM BUENos AYREs.-The New
YORK Commercial Advertiser has letter from
buenos Ayres, written on the LIST of February,
The writer says:
"We are daily expecting an assault. md onr
situation is far from being pleasant var VIII III
others are leaving, have determined to remain
ana wait the result You can form no correct
opinion Of the state of affairs in this city father
against the son, and the son against the father
The horrible cruelties that take place are he.
yond description A few days since a father
KILLED his son while in political conflict. The
pesiegers took prisoner, and tied him between
TWO norses' and the creature was literally torn
nj ieoes sueh IS our condition at present.
inc CITY Is TO be bombarded from the river and
from the land. What the resnIt
will be none can conjecture, -e'Nle
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{; + 4 EAxgN.--h hat Mr.. J.
40 reosntly ton Of fifty dol,
~ - OhAfity Hos. It's said, Sc that
- glveth to the poor l~ndeth to the Lord. .
N 49, svsat, verify Mr.. Haaghton will receive
- emeant bestowed was obtained BY the
81 asoer in recent arbitration case, but,
lng 70 appropriate It p his own purpose,
4 CEse = = ~ poor. Il could not have been
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Fashionable Spring and Summer
CLOTHING.
VERY EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT,
al I'D MUNROE SEQ,
"a MAGAZINE STREET,
~ Have received steamship Empire City, large addition
'her stock making their goods ysry com
pletete go ' w
FRENCH DRAP DETE FRocK, DRESS AND SAC coATs.
ENGLISH DRAP DETE FRoCK, DRESS AND SAC COATS.
SILK WARP ALPACA FRocK AND SAC COATS;
COMMON ALPACA FRoCK AND SAC COATS.
BLACK SILK FRocK COATS, NEW ARTICLE:
BLACK B0MBAzlNE SAC COATS.
slLK. PoNGEE AND coLpRED ALPACA COATS,
WHITE DUCK, FANCY DRILL AND LINEN COATS.
HoNGKoNG AND ORIENTAL LINEN COATS.
MANY OTHER NEW STYLES SUMMER COATS.
PANTALOONs:
BLACK FRENCH DRAP D'ETE PANTALooNs:
ENGLISH PARAMETTA ALPACA PANTALooNs.
WHITE DRILL AND DUCK PANTALooNs,
FANCY LINEN DRILL PANTALooNs a YER, arvs s,o,,,.o,
SUPER BROWN LINEN DRILL PANTALooNs:
INDIA NANkEEN, sEERsucKER AND FRENCH COTTON.
AIDE PANTALooNs.
VESTS:
PLAIN AND FIGURED WHITE MARsEuITs vrsTs
FANCY MARsElLLEs vEsTsths handsomss, assortment tb.
we have ever had; 'N"
WHITE AND FANCY LINEN VESTS.
RICH EMBROIDERED MARsEIILEs VESTS
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
LARGE ASSORTMENT.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
OF ALL KINDS.
SILK AND GINGHAM UMBRELLAS.
TRUNKS
PALLsES
CARPET BAGS
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
CT
One Price for GoOds-.Vo Derivation.
ALFRED MUNRoE l. CO.,
apps o'4piiW No. 81 Magazine street. corner of esyier
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liz 81 CANAL STREET, IA 116
.dvor sell DRY cheaper than any other house in New
Orleans which fact admitted by all in the habit d Waiting
ishnns ohen respectfully invited examine his IaIge
lot Of
FIFTEEN CENT BAREGEs,
h are GUARANTEED TO be equal goods any other
house. See, also, his
TWO BIT BAREGEs,
fully equal 10 regular forty sooa. See hi.
HALF DOLLAR BAREGES,
Of rich eOss, with Satin Stripes. Iii.
TWO BIT FRENCH JACoNETs,
fine and guaranteed fast eolors. Also, his
THREE BIT ORGANIZES.
with Satin Stripes and eolOr Also extra foe and ,
HALF DOLLAR ORGANIZES,
the best quality the selling other houses for ain
bits Ersnlns, also, samples o. over
100 DOZEN LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
and see the difference between prices and the usua
at the immense stock Of
LINEN SHEETINGS AND IRISH LINENS.
Kept by this house only city,
other make at prices no higher than the which Inferior fabrics
are sold Glance Of the prices Of an
IMMENSE STOCK OF HOSIERY.
doubt THE BEST in the South, you will sss thew ara %
FIFTEEN PER CENT under the usual prices When Won
have examined these and good. equally csap The o
will naturally arise as to how SIMPSON atl.d 10 sell bs
goods 30 much lower than other houses explained b
these facts:
SIMPSON makes hs selections cheaper than AN asspt
could buy for him.
sMrsoN buys late In the sNr the souern
chants have returned home, buys ~
'ths advantage Of obtaining the latest nportatiora
SIMPSON sells his goods for CASH. forced Ia mt am adj
hon"i PROFIT on his goods compensate for bad debit,
SIMPSON sells his goods rapidly to add An
per eenage on his profits 70 k and
change OF fashions
Strict adherence this 80 much noreaa
Sales a ne enabled to sell goods advance on
and vet do battsr thanff
proht and have saes "drag.n
For the truth Of all this stock and prca,,be m
shown eheeriaiy and In instance will customers bs preed
purchase at sIMPsoN,e
mys sPu IS Canal street, Touros Row
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-03

1eo& 0Asxlss Theatre, Ne undsrtand, IL 10 undergo
= 49se transformation during the coming summer
- ~ sxtsenal improvements are . Hns belcopv
: ~ sntfs front Of the building, with rs-p,ss
- - nost durable character whilst the interior
nsuy dssoEatsd and ths present pit turned into
- With othse changes. The building viii re-
- seesa = ~ puhlls until some time in October
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-03

fuoSAcrY--The NewYork Evening Express SAWS q that
Father Gavzzi determined to quarrel with soma
body On his first arrival here he aimed an oblious
stroke at the Street Commissioner he then attacked
suth and Mazzn and he beats the drum eccesasic
against Temperance and Women's Rights. We ses by
report Of his address to the Italians last evening that ba
advised them not to engage in the total abstinence
msnt, and warned them against women's preaching es
pecaly that OF the Rev. Antoinette L. Brown
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The CRYSTAL PALAcE TowER-we find the following
description Of the Crystal Palace Tower in the Even
ing Express Of the 18th inst
The tower octagon rs in diameter at the hasa
an extreme height Of $50 feet 1t Is of timber well
braced with IRON and Is anchored at each of the eight
angles with about forty tons of stone and timber Ths
nrst story Will be refreshment saloon or Sometime nj
that sort These stories nclosed and are togs,6
about 20 feet In height Above this are three stories
open work and then an ncosed landing to be fitted up
IN good style Here will be the first look. out I25 feet
from the ground Then come four open stories, above
which Is the second landing 225 feet from terra rpa
Passing three open stores the third and
landing 3uo feet from the base and by reason NJ tbe
height OF ground about ia feet higher than the
windows Of st. Pauls spre. To aid the view there viii
BE- number Of telescopes at each landing with nd
directions for the convenience OF strangers Access IN
the INST and second landings will be by steam elevator
running up weway In the centre about 1 feet in djam
eter frsm the second and third landing will be wind
ing stairway The tower will be finished spire with
nag stan In all fifty feet above the highest landing Tins
making the extreme altitude from base to ton of pole s
800 feet The cost will be about $4,000 the propriear
have ten years lease Of the ground 1t stands on al
treet TIE entrance being from 42d street. through build
ing 10 ieet long On either side of the passage will he
small shops forminga continuous baxaar An upper storv
VAL De an Ice cream saloon, elegantly fitted up or ladies
This tower beipg the highest part Of the island tb
from 1t. 0"A oe seen
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H<exag eosnr.- aosalp ftsshsns Of lsts Tho cor.
s41rt = - Nsv yosk xribuns ssss thus right nj
~ Chhinet:
- QeA!nst = INIT only against the Presidsnt Tbe
~ mfmed league TO sustain each other
- N-utakailksd. It Il certain that Pierce
~ - g naks ~ the foreign appointments. No
- 3 1ssey can receive even Consulate The
49, - ne ffastdent has exhausted his patience and
49, noes p the Union to-day that be will receive
- 0zee $3.50 week. and then but for the i'm,
~ ~ Aeers thus transferring all the power to
- - Maxoyt in1usnce y regarded Of more CON
49, 80 - fregldsnt'A pieses has not euerrv
= ~ ~ h1ends from daughter. Marcy eot his |
49, = o., Msads q Virginia. and Trousdae, Of Ten.
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A BIG SwrNDLE.-The particulars of quite an
extensive swindling operation came to our
gentleman arrived here from EyansvilIe Ind
and made arrangements to open a restaurant
lie brought with him all the necessary fixtures
anu nqnorscfine brandies, wines, and liquors
generally -tine paintings, good furniture, ali
kinds of cooking articles Not finding a spita-
Bile stand, and having business in Evansville.
the proprietor, Mr.. Frazier, left Memphis and
returned to Evansville, putting his stock of
liquors and materials in the hands of the indi-
yidual he had in his employment as bar keeper
During Mr. Frazier's absence his agent sold at
auction nearly all of the stock in his possession
taking the remainder and the cash, and vamoos'
ing the Memphis rancho. Mr.. Frazier returned
to Memphis yesterday, and finds himself minus
Of every thing, and uncertain of the Whereabouts
even if he were here. '1'
We get these particulars from Mr.. Frazier.
His late agent is named De Wolfe, and it is sun.
18th ult -1"si'
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New foRK srRIxEs.-In reference to the New York
strikes the Evening Express of the 25th ult says:
noon on Saturday IL was reported to the
Of the Walters Union that the Bond street Ilonss w.
employing men a. SIS per month The only houses now
sssneng out against the advance the Aston Place
otsl, uhnton Hotel aud Loveoys. Out Of the fftee,.
hundred men who struck" for SIS only about thirty
are now out Of employ The Irving House refassJ
st SIS 80 far the strike has been very successful
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ished In the st. Louis Insllgeneer Of the 18th ult
SANTA FL, New Mexico March 90 1888
Our citizens much eated prospect Of getting
the railroad located through Territory That don
New Mexico will soon take her stand among the States
the Union. ' -
send You letter from Kit Carson and also one from
Lsroux which hope you may be able use to your ad
You can endorse Carsons opinion as being decidedly
In favor OF cur route Indeed he says the South
route Will not do at ALL for various and
on account OF the This also the opnio ~ NJ
Alvarez He thinks that In many years the cars would
not be able to the Sierra Nevada for six months of
the year But he has promised to write to YOU and Won
may quote his opinion authority Few persons know
the mountains north Of this better than Mr. Alvarez
We have concluded to a Mexican against Mr.
Weightman, the surest chance to beat him Tho
Mexicans all say they will not vote for Weightman hui
we shall see. We do not know who the Mexicaps will
run, but am inclined TO think 1t will be Ambraseo Ar
MILO II will be something Of triumph after ali To beat
W. with the weapons that he himself has raised nm in tbe
Territory for the destruction Of others the war Of
races VS. -
Governor Lane has been below for some time Wa nm
derstood last night that he had taken Of and
assumed Jurisdiction over the Media
p. ST. have just Ellison, who went down with
Governor Lane. lie informed that the Governor Ia
sued his proclamation asserting jurisdiction over the dis
puted territory but that he permitted tn
the river The Mexicans showed fight They had some
800 or 400 troops. -N~ ''"'
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Oh Joseph AtIftu, 'nn
w IMPORTER, Sv
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY
AND STAPLE GOODS,
NO. ~ CAMP STREET, UNDER CITY HOTEL
and under the St. Charles Hotel, ST. Charles street
ORLEANS
Respectfully invites the attention
prchassnto his VERY LARGE STOCK GOODS which is,hv
imported and constantly supplied throughout the year S
SHELL COMBS,
IMITATION SHELL AND BUFALLo COMBS Of every .tvs and
BRUSHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Of hi. own ,pvu, and
81 the lowest Northern factory prices ~
TOILET ARTICLES,
such a PkRrUMERY HAIR OILS, HAIR PINS PoMATuM rAg
FINE FANS tTRsEs, POCKET BOOKS WORK BOXES, roRra
BILE DESKS, together with variety Of pOR1E MON
Of every STYLE and shape nce
"orSs ~ olS kNlVES COLTS and WARMERS REGOIViNi
rrsiyUls ssiss0hs RAzoRS, LIFE PREsERyERs FISHING
hhIS and TACKLE Of every variety, mos deemned
WATCHES, JEwELRY, Etc
ne stock In is Line consisting part r. r. Coope,
9Ds ana real jos johnson
SWISS and ENGLISH LEVERS, will i,,1s .os ~ ~
ana sssp JEwElRY sLVERwARE selected with
by r. Roberts, for in the b
meas snd having been purchased
are offered to purchasers. ~ 1'sS "' i"'"0'"sha
- nysy article warranted represented or the money refunded
WARRANTED. si i']i ssis lana anu
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SHOOTING CAsE.-A difficulty occurred ma,
Greenwood, in Carroll county, Miss, on the
IL l9th inst between a planter by the name OF
n.u,.t anu ms oyerseer, which resulted in the
immediate death Of the latter. The Carrollton
Democrat says it has heard more than one YER
SION Of the affair, and consequently knows not
which Is correct; though all concur as to one
his overseer's life. Bluitt used double barrel
ed shot gun-lodging the contents Of both bar
reis in the head and breast of his antagonist.
Put 300 new sovereigns and 900 new English
shillings in average ordinary circulation, and In
one year the former will be worth about 800
and the latter about 1914. The malleability of
gold can be carried to such an extent that an
apartment of twelve feet square might be car
peted for thirty or forty dollars. The celebra-
ted Dr. Wollaston manufactured a piece of gold
wire one-thirty thousandth part Of an inch in
thickness; and it is calculated that the gold on
tne very finest silver wire for gold lace is not
more thap one-third of one-millionth of an inch
In thickness
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aE - SLAVE SHIPS
&c CoLLEGE-sECTA-
1 fn0vnGENr OF RIVER
--IBERLAE ExIGRkNfs-
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%s- The attention of city and country buy
e called to the extensive credit sale, VINCENT CO. of the
Entire Stock of sEAsoNABLE AND FANCY DRY GooDs he
sng 70 hiess haiard Armstead, account Liquidation
THIS DAY at 10 o'clock and Magazine an
sale consisting oupwards 4so lots will be continued
until the whole stock is disposed Of mya a,odn
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Ito ~ CANAL STREET, -G& zig
Advcss sell DRY GOODS cheaper than any other house in New
Orleans which fact admitted by all in the habit Waiting
hn,sn othen respectfully invited examine his Iagc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-04
THE RIGHT WAY.

Simply as a matter Of Humanity, We insist
on the most summary treatment of all mobs
and rioters Be mercifal and forbearing TO
the rdsqHished law.breaker, but be stern with
him who still maintains the attitude of defiance
TO Public Order The authorities Of Charles.
town, Mass, have set an excellent example in
their dealing with the mob gathered on Wed
nesday in that cityto execute vengeance on the
Catholics (or their Church for the alleged ab.
duetion Of convert TO Professionalism Wheth.
er any improper, arbitrary steps have been
taken with regard to the girl, We do not know,
nor (it seems) do the rioters know. They
suspect foul play, and therefore are ready to
destroy property, desecrate churches and NAL.
treat persons They are ready TO take the
law into their own hands, and execute iudg-
ment on whole denomination for the sup.
posed oilense Of few its members. But the
City Authorities say to them, If you proceed
10 DO what you threaten, you shall be well
d0sed with powder and ball if they do not saf.
nee we shaH administer grape" And the de-
monstraticn is eaectual Calling on, the MI.
itary with loaded arms causes no bloOdshed
MPrsrtaf' plumber, church-buning, and probA.
bly, killing. May the example be everywhere
followed promptly aud decisively, on the 6r.,
manifestation Of the mob spirit. If Catborc.
or others have done wrong, let the law search
them out and punish them but If mobs insist
on breaking laws and destroying property, lie,
the Military be called out at once. liza charge
of cavalry can dispense the MOB, 30 be il but
II volley is required TO assert the supremacy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-04

LEcIsLATvE.-In SENATE yesterday, sew
eral amendments were proposed, to the Gen.
eral Railroad Law; also, bill to enlarge the
liens Of circulating notes for banking purposes.
Mr.. Beekman proposed to amend the Election
Law, so far as regards New-York City.
The ASSEMBLY enjoyed long debate upon
increasing the capital Of the WILLIAMSBURG
Water Works Company. The speeches were
rather unimportant.
At the Evening Session the bill to increase
the capital and change the name of the VIII
liamsburgh Water Works Company was passed
in Committee, and ordered to be engrOssed for
a third reading An amendment was adopted
exempting the waters and streams Of the town
Of South Hampstead from the control of a
Company.