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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-12
DIR, Gordon Harris,

A GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE,
nFPICE-Batimorc Lock lnfirlnary, No. 81 south Gay
" street, opposite the fxohange Buildngs, BanloIs
practical experience OF 20 years enables Dr. H
to insure sound and speedy cure In class OF Dis
cases. which have too long beeu yielded regular rhys
clans to tile hands OF Quackcry He be consulted
fden.ially, either in person or by letter..
PeTsons at distance cured at home by addressing
lettor Dir. Harris, Baltimore Md. All communications
coaeniat remedies sent by mail to epy part ofthe u s.
See advertisement on fourth page. a apr4-1y
OERSONS wishing to remit money TO England, Ireland
IL or Scotland, in amounts mom& upwards can find q
safe, quick and cheap me dunn through r4
n - EDWARDS, SANFORD d CO.
1 1.fFffz T 81 = RI N.PIGMhNp5 Agent.
n net3tG. RClure House.
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Tobacco Tobaoco!! Tobacco! !!

NHT K would most respectfully call the attention OF Mer-
w chants and Grocers TO our very large and general
stock of Tobacco, Cigars Snuff etc., and such otner art
cles as legitl maIely heIOIg to regular
Wholesale TobnccO House.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-12

rJGayazsi's new paper, the ''Grusader,' = made
FIST appearance in New York on Monday. It
to be printed weekly. U7d
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cold Medal.

UIHE fne 7oetaye Louis XIV chiekerng Plano, exlib
tied at the WeetcTn Virginia FAIR on the lSth Ism
and 18th September, by Jas Meor was sent 70 rem
syIvania State Fair at Pittsbufgh S1th h
Meda) All competitors including tho ne SNOWY "a.
ano pearl keys etc. This 70 nothtn moro than
inSfice and credit to the committee on Pianos, a. well
as The maker OF the Instrument. Ks
~. 4fs,l a copy oft The 01pGTd a. receives;
To Jonas GhiekeTing, Boston, 1aSS BY John
H. MeloT. agent for iJEestsrn PenIsyl vania ..54ts
For octave Grand Piano Forte WIN katent iron
Frame and repeating action, OF s1ror tone and l'oT
7ndaRhfP. X t1.alts -.lts 1879 So
the STYLE or Louis VI with Patent Iron Frame, FOR
beauty and design, superior tone and Workmanship
Guild Medali . iis acois51ti' $50 =.
M This award is SAINT from thu Committee on Finnos
o as - = 81 - JAS. MRLIoR
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Special Notice.

OFEICE B. & o. RAILROAD Co.
Wheeling Station, November 4, 1853. 5 .i.-
ON and aGer Monday the 18th instant, passenger
viii leave the Station daily as O'Clock, p NJ, Wheel
ing time for Moundsville and Cameron.
Returning leave Cameron. 4.O6, a, NJ.
do do Mounds Vile, ......-.....6 A. d.
Fare-Cameron. 81 90 each wayi
do MoundsvilIe, 40 cents each way, . 81
poyI Agent.
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MARBLE WuRKMEN -
VTTA NTED Immediately, OF first rate bands, such
NV ss earvers, atterersy ete., who must be o. good,
sober, upright habits, find good stuaons by en-
qufring OF MI, RoHAN, = 8
Marble Dealer 66 MnFket, 81 /,
security for faithful rlormanees - noyI
c1sE American ATroroot (Very aupe for sale By
u sen9 Esitl ~ .-.r JAMES BAKER
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-CAuTIoM HxTR.

Also observe rromisaory Eoe with tie pTopTieto,s
written signature every genuine bottle oil Dr. orseS
inyigorating Cordial. $50 -.5,--sari
Tocounterfeit which il forgery. 80. = W
e Cordial il PIT Up highly concentrated, 7tnt
kFtNA' q. II. RING, Proprietor,
1872 Broadway, New York.
sold by. prugvsts tina United States. Cana
and West Indies. .-.,-.ii;,s5 s5iif,5
J. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES & CALDWELL
y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brothers;
y .ciECINNAT1-BsiH.M eakings,
- -CIJMBERTlAND-P. "A. Healy & Co.
e fRALTIMpREESss s. Hqnee sePieiditiyaW
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uiesI IA Qeils t4ii less expensive anu lea
wing the system in bettercondidon Let all INTEREST
cd call and obtain Pamphlet Greed containing ample
tho most sources OF the benehci9
results tts together with letters from highly export
enced Physicians have used II in their paclice and
speak from their own observations.
REEERENCES-PB PeckhAIn, NJ ID, Utica, N Y.
/ D Fleming, NJ d, Canandagua, N Y.
II H Hills, NJ d, Rochester, N Y.
d Y Foote, NJ d, Syracuse, N Y.
Prof Dunbar, N D, Baltimore Md.
&c Orrick, NJ D, Baltimore, Nd.
w w Reese, NJ ID, New York City. =
w Prescott, \! D., Concord, NY, ~
] p Ne&land, II D, Utica, Y.
Rev G S Beard, Glenn Springs, G.
W Pamphlets gratis at store
BRENTLINGER 81 ARMSTRONG; gtsI =
Druggists, Washington Hail, Monroe ST., Wheeling, Va
Also by MICHEAL DUNN Moundsvie, and by
most othe leading Druggists In the adjoining counties.
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Fact, there is the place to go.
UTHRRE2 Why w. D. Note a Bros, that is II you
w go out shopping for any thing In the line OF DRX
GOODS, and wish TO save money In your purchases.
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uDaniel I. Sheppard, iried at Charleston, S.
p fOr killing William Hodge, has been convicted
mansiaughter. esf sH-ftNN ~ u
orr & ~ q q ~ rfrgI faF.-s'
LHnKFTtgf1 sea.
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--ITI-. January I1tI 1851, 5
Messrs. Mortimer & Mowbray-Gen Gentlemen, The First
Lieutenant othis ship who has been suffering many
nom the Dyspepsia. and who has been nearly restored to
his health by the OF Hampton's Vegetable Tine
desires you send him dozen bottles Oft
Medicine. a. LatIE 70 cJltG
Another Lieutenant OF the U. S.'Navy, board
this ship, also wishes you to send him dozen Of
tHamnton's Vegetable TInoturo," by the Store Ship
which leaves United States in February March, for
The sTincture you sent mo was received in good or
DER take pleasure informing you, that 1t has been
with Grea1 by several oil our officers in cases
of Dyspepsia. am respectfully yours,
VERNON ESKRlDGE, Chaplain U. s. Navy.
We have two other letters from Rev. Mr.. Kskridge
equnly strong as above. ~
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ITsT9l SHE'LL OYSTERS.
FAMILIES supplied with Oysters, opened from the
E shellr oriH cans a2 n. III. PARKER.
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Rauenna, Ohio TO DR.. MARoMsI:-I have been ten
years troubled with Female ntsT
and all the attending difficulties at times rendering my HE
mostmseTabie have had the attendance OF some OF the
hest Physicians, with but little success; the most they
could do to relieve-a out oil the question:
For five months before commencing with your medicine.
hanot been able to perform any labor, could walk but
few steps time, scarcely went out of doors-in
short completely Frustrated, both In body and
mind and expected to drag out the rest OF In SUI
Gering and misery. but, reading your advertisements
Induced try your invaluable medicine called Ute
rine CRthoicOn the last 1t had not used It
week before fit like 1iiothsr by the use Of
three bottles enabled perform ali tho labor for six
In the family with ease and could walk any where In the
neeborho0d without injury Nothing butt sense OF my
duty to you the ucted has induced to state
case tothe public safely recommend tho preparH'
ton to all those suffering like myself.
ISgned,5 s AIRS. SARAH A. BrsHoP.
Freedom, Portage county Ohio, Dec. 81 1853. ~
r. B.MARJHlSI & Co., ProprietoTs,
Aun 2-6m. Central Depot, 304 Broadway, ". Y. 81
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Dr. hamp'0n' inc inventor; WIN. a. scHAEFFRR.

DysPePaia, Rhenmntism, scrofuln, Liver
Compln Gcc-PRoM THE MKTROPoLls.-Pass 1t
around-iet the afflicted hear the glad lingsl This is
but the sentiment Ofthousands: - -.
Messrs. Mortimer & MOwbTay; Gentlemen-Haying
been afflicted with Liver Complaint OF ten standing
ereby for the benefit OF the ahcted, take great pleas
ure in announcing that usinga few bottles OF your
Hampton TncuTe. found it had accomplished perfect
but have never able account apparent good
and IL is blessing to stricken humanity that that medi
cine is found which possesses the wondrous power opro-
longing life. The many cures It has wrought is
sufficient guarantee the benecian results which may
be experienced from its use. Yours respectfully.
J. CURTAIN HAY.
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Notice.

Notice.
OYFicR B. e. o. RAILROAD Co.,
Wheeling Station, Eovember4 1888. -
Change of Observation-Disclosures train-On and
after Monday next the nth Instant the Passenger Train
will the Station at o, A. NJ, Wheeling time.
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Giua 11aa Call.

THE under signed have Just received. and OPEN
ing OF The hnest stocks OF cloths, eassmeres and
yesns ever BROUGHT this market, for fall and winter
wear. Also,-a large assortment Of Cents Furnishing
Goods We only Call an examination, our goods
will recommend themselves, Cthey require praise from
us, at No 2, Washington Hall, Wheeling, Va.
WHEELER & LAKlN,
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pher Columbus!
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF HAMPToN's

A Letter from an Officer in ottr. ,Gaiiant Mary.
SAl have many other letters We give below, and
w again say to the afflicted why will you delay trying
U. S. sTtr ouMBrRLANp, Genoa, sARDlxlA,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-12

HEAPFIELD RAtLRoAD OFFICE, r.-
Washington. Pa, November q 1881
PUBLIC notice is hereby gwen that Election will be
held for election OF Directors, the office OF the
Company Washington the 2tst OF day of November
Instant By order OF The Hoard
ECshzetta and Argls eOnY.l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-12

HEMPFIELD RAILROAD.
NOTICE is hereby given to all Stockholders, private
IN and municipal or the Hempfeld Railroad Company,
monthly nstalmenIs of cent the amount OF
subsci options will hereafter be required.
The greater part the Road being under contract
and large engaged, which is rapidly increasing
subscribers required be puLcua in paying their In
stalmcnts.
The fourth insnlment must paid UP before the tenth
Of November next, without further notice..
BY order OF the board .. l.1
JOSEPH HENDERSON, Treasurer
Washington, Pa. Oct IS, 1858 nov1
TTiues md rnIa copy.
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- THE LONDON
Watch and JeweIry Store.

ISAAC HoGE. JAS. N. HoeE
'SAAe h9' I. mOGE & g ON,
Attorneys at law e. land Agents,
Marshall C.. HI, Va, Mo,tndsUille, p. o,
WILL practice in Ohio Marshall. aud etEel counties
wv Particular attention VIII he given to anu
ap2t-fyd&tw EnH
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kS-ESTA, Captain a: ID. .JonNstH, VIII WI run as
- the regular Union Line packet between
Wheeling aud CincInnai leaving Wheeling every Tues
.Ths boat is new and has superior passenger accom-
modat.ons.
aug23 s. @. BAKER d. Co. Agents
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e Cordial il PIT ap. highly concentrated, IN Ptat

Sold prq..ss. Throughout the United States Cana
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no PHYSICIANS, DRUGGISTS. CHEMISTS.

HR undersigusd is prepared to manufacture to order,
Flint Glass SyriDges, Walls, and all other small Flint
Glass Instruments such used by Physclns, and in
the Chemical Laboratory BE invites the orders OF those
Ing or dealing In such articles he thinks be can fur
sh as good an article on adorable terms be OBJ,
tSined elsewhere. WIN. MORGAN. -s.f.l
octI7dawtf East Wheeling
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1nN DOR men and boyas Magyar Hats for sale By
HUI ang22t ~ s. D.HARPEk@so son
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OF the nineteenth century tits as the first scientific man
In the world would have I'D mted that nseeo OF niedi-
STIMULA M THA .ENTAILfS NO REA CTION
Its force never expended with opium,
cohoic preparations and all other eHcitants
Ihe last state of that Is than the frs - hut
the Elixir exhiIerant without single drawbacksae
nerves. the mind and the entire win also
seepIessness, dislike OF society; noapacy Tor study
b . y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-28
For the Crescent
THOUGHTS IN THE FOREST.
HOY many beauties man doth not enjoy

Hoy many beauties man doth not enjoy
Dwell in the shadow Of the lonely wood
He reyels midst them while careless boy,
But leaves them ere they're felt or understood
And if in later years, 1t seemeth good
To seek them once again, they are but toys,
Too frivolous to please his sober mood
How many wreaths of lovely flowers faded
Do lie away within the forest dells,
BY fallen leaves and cold bare trees oershadad.
Until they close their bright but withered cells
The sweeping brook. whose crystal tide upswells
Bears tangled weeds and flowers together braided
Der dark gray rocks and fairy coored shells.
When light blue mists the mountain tops have shrouded
To tell of coming storms and lightnng-scatb
And the red sun, although with face unclouded,
Struggles as if in unavailing wrath,
To sweep the shadowy autumn-smoke which hath
Above the landscape in dun crowded,
love to try the doubtful forest path.
love it best when the sere leaves are falling
Ere the rude winds have stripped them from the trees
When the wild birds to each other calling,
Ere yet they spread their bright wings the breeze
To seek more Southern chimes or cross the seas
Roaming the steep, where the strssmlets brawng
Join with the rivers in their hazy ease.
Far in the dim depths of the tangled wild
Where mortal hand puts not aside the leaves
Where in mid winter, the white are piled
High on the dark tops of the forest trees
And where the night bird through the summer ewes
Sings her lone song until the morning smiles
Are earth born beauties man but seldom
Fresh from the hand of the Almighty One
unstained by aught pouting here below
untroddeu wilds, unopened to the sun,
Though tinsed with crimson in his setting glow
The singing waters that forever iow
In such spot were fit dirge when done
With earthly things the head is lying low
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-28

Clark interferred in order to Paddy and all three
finally arrestedthe two latter aiders and abet
tors
COUNTERFEIT GOLD PIECES --Thos. II. Tucker
arrested yesterday Tchouptouas by Officer
kaTanaugh charged with having passed two 81 spurious
pieces on Andrew Keogau Tucker had In his possession
two other counterfeit 81 gold pieces He Is to be
ned on Wednesday, the 10th inst
DRAWING BLOOD.-The slave Alfred, charged
with drawing blood from Officer Casey was yesterday ex-
amned before the Recorder of the First District and
to be tried before the First District Court The pepay
that follows conviction is death
SENT TO THE CRIMINAL CoURT.-Johanna Car
rollton for assault and battery upor orth in two
separate casesGeorge Robinson for assault Mike
Reilly and Mat Hagan for battering Thomas Lindon-
all separately examined yesterday in the First Dis
rict Office and sent to be tried before the First
District Court
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rELEoRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT.
sp tbs snutbttn lint.
Fire In Pittsburp


PHIDALELPHIA, June q, Ar. NJ.
a despatch from Pittsburgh states that a fire
broke out in that city last night and destroyed
number Of buildings, including the extensive
forwarding warehouse Of Messrs Clark & Sha-
ney. The loss is stated at fully sixty thousand
dollars
Several fatal casualties occurred during the
Accident to the Russian Minister.
WASHINGTON, June q.
| Mr. Bodisco, the Russian Minister, was con-
siderably injured by being thrown from his
carriage
New York Markets.
New YORK, June u.
There have been few buyers in the cotton
market here to-day, and sellers are anxious to
realize The sales have barely reached 900
bales.
The sugar market has been dull and prices
have declined Sc. per pound.
Sailing of the Cherokee
NEW YORK, June 81
The steamship Cherokee sailed to-day for
New Orleans
Tobacco Market
We have been politely furnished with the fol-
lowing telegraphic dispatches, of interest to
tobacco dealers
NEW YORK, June p.
Inc tobacco market mere is very hrm ana
prices are advancing. Numerous orders have
Been received from the South to purchase in
this market Prices now range at 81 to Ole
per pound.
LOUISVILLE, June 20,
Don't sell our tobacco unless for good profit
Mason COUNTY, June %.
Don't sell our tobacco until you hear from
us. There cannot be u crop made
LOUISVILLE, June %.
No rain. Prices advanced one dollar and
fifty cents. Receipts very small
Railroad Subscription.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, June y
A vote of the citizens was taken here to-day
on the resolutions passed last week by the City
Councils, subscribing half million dollars
toward the construction of the Montgomery and
Pensacola Railroad. The result is a very large
majority in favor of the subscription, the vote
standing about thirty to one.
Eastern Mail.
MOBILE, June %
The Eastern mail this morning brings dates
from NewYork of the Goth inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-28

n HEAIFFt ncc II II
ACCIDENT OK THE CARRoLLTnN RAILROAD.
Sunday night while the horse from jackson street
approaching Tvol Circle and the steam train for
Carrellton ust leaving the Depot, accident
CURED which very near doing serious damage 1t
appears that rs there was understanding the
time when the respective trains should start they both
got upon tho track and coming In collision
when the danger discovered in time to be avoided
The driver Of the horse gave signal tho engineer
of the train and the latter backing fast pos
sible prevented general smash As it was many ladies
in the horse became frightened and jumped out
Of them ipiuring themselves severely Luckily, the
collision but slight.
We hope this among other things, may q hint
the Directory of this road 70 regulate matters in
not to endanger lives as in this instance
How Is IL We would like to know how it is
that the CarrolltOn, Jefferson and Lake Pontchartrar
Railroad Company advertise to take passengers from thu
Depot Perdido street and back again to the Depot
and then refuse to do so We of party Of about
fifty Saturday last who took passage this road from
arroton to the PordidO street Depot and who set
down Mt Tyuli Circle TO a remonstrance from some o.
the party the employees very coOy replied that
they might arrive at their destination by going The
Lafayette Garland paying extra Does not such con
duct come under the law of false pretences
ASSASSINATION Antonio Dango and Vincen-
10 padaro yesterday arrested in the Second District
charged by Marie Solar with having been hired by
person to take her life The complainant Keeps fancy
Chartres street She stated that the accused
had been logging her footsteps for time past
with deadly weapons One of them found with four
his person. Ddngo required TO furnish
rity $1,000 and Spadaro in $500 for their indyiua
pearance Both the accused Siciau and is stated
that the former is but recently out OF the Pententary
CowHIDiNG = Matilda Butterfly yesterday
charged Mrs Montfort who lives at ga Baronue street
with being of those masculine feminines who
times far forget the mldness peculiar their
let their temper get the better OF them and having
saulted and struck her the with II cowhde She
further charged that said Mrs Monttot with havina
made locomotive armory Of herself by carrying pistol
with the contents Of which she Threatened to annhatt
the said Matilda Mrs Montfort gave bonds for her
pearance at future day.
lNSANE.-A poor fellow named Yer Smet and
calling himself " His Royal ighness of Pernambuco,'
yesterday brought before the Recorder of the First
District and having exhibited certain intellectual quail
ties incomprebensible ordinary minds was presumed
crazy and sent to the Insane Asylum
STABBING AN 0FFICEl-On Saturday night a
fellow rejoicing in the appeation of Paddy from Tuam
stabbed officer uavanaugh very seriously in the breast
Ead5F kleklns VT BtconF stiast rb9fg th,
sasss ansst,Ess ts sfsss.kns 80 . tstsst .s4 fss
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SOUND WING DocrRINE.-The Southern Sen
tinel in its last leading article makes the fol-
lowing sound, sensible and we'll timed remarks,
which we are happy to copy and endorse:
when clouds of adversely are above and
around us, then has the time arrived to prove
VINO are true and steadfast, energetic and un-
yielding. II We believe that the political prin.
ciples which we cherish and advocate, are those
which best promote the happiness and prosperity
OF the people, and which principles distinguish
US as wings, it would be lasting disgrace and
the very acme of low spirit, to make no en-
deavors, through knowledge of party weak
ness, to select candidates and urge upon them
the necessity of placing before the people their
rights and lnterestsNs understood by our party,
ana to contest with unfagging spirit aud in
dustrY, the ascendancy claimed by our oppo.
nents.
Let us. then, whether in adyersitv or nros.
perity, and as long as there are whirs enougb
left to constitute even the officers of a meeting
hold our conventions as usual, and, AT least
nominate candidates for the Legislature.
Whatever may be the course Of the wings. we
fervently hope that ennui and apathy will NOT
characterize the party during the ensuing cam.
psign, but, whatever is done, let it be entered
into with vigor and with spirit, and if.we must
again fall beneath the power of overwhelming
forces, let US for our own honor, fall with oui
harness on our backs
We are encouraged by expressions of thi,
resolute character that keep coming to US, MOI
only from the wing papers of this State, but o.
all the surrounding States. They ring forth
like the tones of a trumpet, and cannot fail OF
accomplishing great deah of good Whatever
the result may be, the labor and preparation
ought to be the same. We do not, cannot, Away.
expect that victory shall follow exertion but
victory will never be attained without it, and
the principles for which we contend are just a.
good in defeat as in success The organization
should at all events be preserved and ever,
1sa rAs slsisas 90 ssipps sV Che vbts rsal;,
sAssla d b, as'g
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PREPARED FLoUR.-The superiority of bread
made by this new process is fully established Be-
sides being great saving of labor and time it has been
proven to be economical to the than the
unprepared -four. We have instance in which it has
been tried at boarding where the average
sumption of unprepared -four barrel in eight
days and the prepared flour barrel in ten days This
difference in time together with the saving of yeast pow
der etc. and the certainty that it will keep perfectly
sweet throughout the summer in any climate event
uslly bring 1t into general Messrs L. Chandler
Bro No SO Fulton street and 39i New Levce are now
prepared to furnish It in any quantity
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-28

NEW BILLIARD SALooN.-The proprietors of
the St. Nicholas St Charles street just opposite the
St Charles Hotel received day two since from Gin
cinnat eight and elegant billiard tables which they
are now having put up in the large Immediately
over the saloon and expect to open to the public
about Thursday next The tables in question of the
newest and most approved patterns and the reputation of
the house is sufficient guarantee that gentlemen fond Of
the game will at all times find order quiet and proper at
tention