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Four young men of Easton, Pa, have been
found guilty of conspiracy to e1tort money from
an old man named Benjamin Green, and have
been sentenced as follows: Daniel Lechenan
$500 fine, and months in the county Jail; Dr.
Field, $4,000 fine, and year in the peniten.
tiary; Aaron j. Deck, $1,000 fine, and year in
the Penitentiary; Stevenson, who turned States
evidence, 81 fine, and year in the Peniten.
tiarJ, All the parties concerned in the trans
action are said to have occupied, previously, re-
spectacle positions in society,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-20

There is famous Artists Album in Paris,
whose pages contain many things worth tram
scribing. Alboni wrote FIVE measures of music,
containing her lowest and her highest note, and
underneath, $. The compass of my voiee-Ma-
rietta Alboni" One of the best is this 81
make my dt6ut to morrow night at the Gomedie
Eraneaise, and am very much afraid-Delphine
Marquet." oneor two authors have also added
to the collection, and NJ. Fouehe was profane
enough to compare birth toa box-ofice, as thus:
"Ifpeople paid on entering life, wouldn't every
body ask his money back on leaving it %
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NUMBER I66

/ your wives be like herr He fead Office under
Canning, and was made, by the Wellington Cab
| met, Viceroy Of ireland, where nis Y,,is vas
judicious, coneiliatory and popular. He Was
an early advocate for Catholic emancipation.
The Marquis was divorced from his first wife.
who was daughter of the Earl Of jersey, aad
he subsequently married the daughter Of the
Earl Of Cardigan.
| The Marquis Of Anglesey always entertained
in spite of his active life, love for studious re
tirement, and chung fondly to the scholastic at
4 ltainments Of his early days at Westminster anc
Oxford
Lord Cockburn is dead He vas one of ths
Scotch judges, and is known to the literary
world as the biograpber Of Lord Jeffrey. He
was an inyeterate whig, and an associate Of the
brilliant circle Of reviewers and spirited wfig
partisans OF Edinburgh. Although fond Of
literary pursuits, and Of the society Of literary
men, his only appearance as an author was az
the biographer of his friend, Lord jeffrey This
work did not do much for his reputation, Jtwas
too local in its character, and destitute Of th0se
catholic sympathies true man Of literature
would have expected. FaT
| A sixth squadron is added to all the cavalry.
| Prince Napoleon had been well received ii
Malta, and left on the 20th for Turkey.
Marshal st. Armand embarked ON the 9th
at Marseilles, for the East ef
| Continued activity prevailed in the shipping
| Of troops for the East.
| AUsTRIA.-The Emperor's marriage had beer
duly celebrated. @
An amnesty was granted to 400 prisoners, ant
the state Of siege removed from Lombardy from
lst May
ITALY.-The steamer Erco1arco was lost Of
Villa Franca. Fifteen English passengers vert
drowned, and FIVE saved. Among them fthe lat
ter y was Sir Robert Pell
GREEcE.-From Athens, 21st A pril, it is sta.
ted that the Gulf of Corinth was guarded by
French ships of war, and communict ,tion stopped
between the continent and Pelopone sus
The whole Of Southern Thessaly rs in arms
and it was reported, but received with doubt
that the Turks had been defeated at Afezzoro
EGTPT--The Viceroy had rescinded the de-
cree prohibiting the expectation of corn
PERsfA.-Prince D D'Eigorowsky, the Russian
ex-Minister to Persia, reached ST. PETERSBURG
on the 18th ult Russia would not send another
Minister, but the Consul remains at Teheran.
1NDIA.-It is confirmed that Dost Mahomed
seeks to form an alliance with Great Britain
A revolution is reported at Ava. The Prime,
had poisoned his brother and seized the throne
The discovery of gold in Ceylon is confirmed
but it has not yet been found in quantities to re
munerate diggers.
!. CHINA.-Ihe clipper ship Orient had sailet
from Fow Chow for New York with teas.
Canton was quiet. -S a.t.
/ At Shanghai there was continued skirmishing
Trade was reviving at Annoy,
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HcR YsrAL pALAcE

E- CRYSTAL PALACE, NV YonE, 1854:
The Jury awarded MEDAL LETGHT0N CO., for the
FrstPREMiuM SHIRTS the Exhibition;
tion for the SEWING Of the same.
EY full supply always at.he Old Stand Of
d CO.. IS. Ohgrles snndC Canal street,
az HIRTs made to order in EVERY sTKIR,ss- ph,ssIpH
A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. -.FoR
q THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS
open every Day and Evening, Except sunday)
ar TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADNrTTANcE, viii be .te price
sbors TesIs sss % x, be s,e o FsEE s1a
ersai Palace has undergone tbs alterations
s'a ts,isess II, xsd interest
largo nambsr addioDa and eps ~ Tssy as
PaTsop aa4 viii ind place in few weeks in the Erhbon
Talqas n scI,t sGI sstSq sftyp n The Western Hphsre
sss si Ms, m;ny , q hs,a originals Al Of
he o6 81
HSNAE6 6EpAE PsEr TREE hn
Mn FEET in circumference and is estimated
SAND YEARS OLD has been deposited the Crystal Palace By a
Aezeiher she Crystal at his moment more ar
several win proper diseriinaon AID aesfsan
efficient ORCHESTRA or MUSIC will be in attendance the
cr TSs ,a paass every honinf Aereon and Eyenn
aass and Dsa s"ass o. i, e. bsa
United atea Pans flee drnr the
sSng the m day Of December next provided only hes tue said
time been exhibited in he Crystal Palace. ~
SECOND GOLD MEDAL costing thousand Doerz or
IN cash to the artist whose work having been
Crystal Palace during the three closing
December shall be deemed worthy
THIRD FIVE MEDALS, eosng One Hurdred EACH or
their equivalent in cash II preferred the
yenona in the various dearens Of patented
tered or caveaed within the exhts
as snail be adudged most worthy
after the one adudged most excellent sfor
FOURTH FIVE MEDALS costing Hpnded Dollars each or
aeiT Plate cash il preferred whose
original Works completed ainte the
and exhibited therein aforesaid shall most woby oi
sneh distinction next after the
ablest and respectable be selected
appointed critically
and award the mentioned The Directors shall proceed
early a practicable 70 select such Jury Jurors hope
TO announce the appointments before
The Association will as discretion award M as or Dlo
TO the Exhibitors Inventors as
sufficient to entitle them to such distinction.
All articles which deemed place this Grand Y
position the Worlds Industry
ANY CHARGE WHATEVER TO EXHIBITORS,
An efficient Police
utmost used protecting exhibited hui the
ton dlsclsm accountability for damage rces
An Umbrellas Canes tie the door
AS he Crystal Palace Bonded Warehouse, cannot be
mted 10 convey packages OF into of building.
myl3tf BARNTTSJ p,saaant
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Rev j. @. Webber, travelling preacher in
New Hampshire who has wife and seven
children in Manchester, and is fifty wears old
has been arrested for adultery with Miss Nancy
Mead, TO whom he promised marriage. She is
also in the hands of the law.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-20

On the 10Th ult,, lad about fifteen years of
age son of Mr. Gelestin Nuncy, at Attakanas
while playing with negro boy, slave Of
Gerard Decuir, got into difficulty with the
later, when young Nuney took up a gun and
shot the negro boy dead. -. ''',N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-20

HONOR TO TEE BRAyE.-In Chicago sub.
serlptlon Of Sl012 was raised in few hours, on
the !th, to present some suitable testimonial 70
.he gallant spirits who manned two life boats
eeedea in rescuing number of human beincs
from the wreck of the schooner Merchant
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We observe that many of the papers who ara
not always among the foremost IL coniemnine-
outlawry, have, since the failure of Colonei
Walkers expedition. become virtuously indig-
nant at the wiekedness of his attempt. The
against Cuba.
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AeeuEFrED.-Mrs, Hayes, who has been on
trlai for some weeks past, before one of the New
York courts, for the murder of Dr. Lutener, has
been acquitted The evidence was not calculated
TO Tx the murder on her with any certainty.
Her husband is yet to be tried for the same
otfense.
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uaPUsLisHgD LRTTRB or CIV. JAoxsox.--Ths
following letter 70 Senator Gwiu from General
Jackson was written wishiu a month Of ths
death of the latter, and has never before been
published:
HsassrasxsS May Q, 1ss4
DocroR WV. W. GwIS-- Nh Dear. sir Your
kind letter dated at Washington. April %, is
reesived and now before n1s, and although un-
able to WELD my pen, hasten 70 rsply 10 II. Is
j the day Of yituperation and slanders and you
ike all other public men, mus. expect your
share 4
I trust my character Ia too we'll known to
believe that Ewould ever abandon friend, who
once had my confidence and esteem, without
positive proof that ne had done some act sufi-
cient to forfeit it, ! have been your friend +
am SO still, as was your vener ated fathers and
brothers, whose memory cherish with a lively
recollection. have full confidence in your pa
| triotism and democratic principles; and you
| possess too much honesty and moral aorth, and
those high, lofty and honorable feelings, ever to
/ permit you TO do an act dishonorable, or sueh
/ as would tarnish that good moral character
| which you brought into life with you, and have
sustained TO this present day.
/ Il aIa, as ever have been, your friend; and
my best wishss for your prosperity and happi-
ness, and that Of your family, will attend you
| through life and If We should not meet again
here below, hope 70 meet you in blissfnL i'm
mortality.
My whole household salute you and yssrs.
Your sincere friend,
IA AwDggW.Sscrsoy.
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A grey eagle was shot near Lake George re-
Gently. 1t is supposed to be the largest ever
killed in that region. He measured seven feet
two inches from the tip of the wings, and had
claws nine inches LONG
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-20

Another serious accident occurred on the
Hudson River Railroad on the 18TH inst A
large number of persons were wounded--one of
them fatally
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v " NORTHERN S5ts41 Fss
ouIE from Buffalo and Niagara Falls Lake RIVER
The American
United STATES Mail Lines oswego Cape Vincent Mon
ea and Qle0ec connecting at ogdenbugh with
and at Montreal with Atlantic ST. Lawrence Railroad and st
lawrence and chplain Railroad for Portland White Mountains
Boston and New York - .
Time-94 hours to Montreal
BAY STATE, Capt Ledyard NEW YORK Chapman
Le"lstsh daily Sundays excepted o'clock Cape Vincent
and Ogensbugh connecting the River Sesmeru s
entire length Of the Thousand the RAPIDS G ean
St. Lawrence, by daylight Montreal at ocoek p .
next day in time for The Quebec boats. '
Passengers leaving at
those leaving at O'Clock have hours niagara Falls The
y O'Clock train OF from Buffalo in time for t5s
fase gers oT BOSTON, etc. take the from
Buffalo, arrive at ogdenRburg half nex morning and
leave imnsday arriving at Boston at halfpsst o'clock r M
same day. '
THE UNITED STATES NAH. LINE
Seamea ONTARIO Captain Throop CATARACT CAPTAIN Fes
Captain Chids leave Lewiston daily SATURDAYS
eePted at has oelock giving passengers four hon and
AboI Kingston Clayton BrSkve ogdenarg conestng win
the River steamers passing the length Thousand
and the Rapids OF The beautiful ST. Lawrence by daylight
Burlington and with the Express Train Of Ca NJ
for Albany and New York direct. T " 'sN
The above Line leaves Buffalo daily Sundays excepted by the But
feto and Niagara Falls Railroad O'Clock psssen-
gers the pleasure viewing Brooks Monument Queens Hegb
the Great Wire Suspension Bridge magnificent Of he
niagara hyer through 10 AoE,rea direct leaving
M giving passengers full four hours Niagara
Fails The IL O'Clock Trin of Cars arrive Lewis
IN time Tor the same boa passing all the Thousand
light changing boats at 0gdensbngh
iirecf Nnnt,oo tss
rushing and dashing Of the ST. Lawrence arriving
m n o'clock TIE same day in time for
Ihs Us the most beautiful GUNNER ROUTE Continent
The steamers OF the American Line expressly speed
and comfort having all the equipments for safety raouird nv
Win spacious and beautiful Upper Cabin ngh
Of the boat
fS Passengers procure Tickets and ful information at Office
opposite Hufaio and niagara Falls Railroad Depot -'
oees in Cataract House and international Hotel Niagara
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-20

TIE NEBRASKA ExoITaAtESr.-Th excitement
in Congress upon this subject is tremendous.
The friends of this measure which is nothing
more nor less than a bid for the Presidency
seem determined to force the passaes a. the bill
at any and every hazard while IL ossno vents
are equally determined TO prevent il if nossb,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-20

There are now residing in San Francisco, near
iooo eolored persons, who own property TO the
amonnt of 81 900 600.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-20

Captain Thomas L. Ringgold, of the United
States Ordinance Corps, died at his residence in
Washington on the l1th inst.
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FANATIoIsN.-The Anti Slavery Society, at
It's recent anniversary in New York, exhibited
fresh evidences of its folly and fana ticism Such
congregation of bedlamites could not be COL
lected in any other quarter of tn globe 1t
was motley gathering Of white black, and
mulatto, uttering silly sentiment, vulgar abuse,
and rabid ranting, without any practsical aim or
| object Christianity and the Union ssre the two
great bugbears OF these lunatics, an d the de-
struction Of both are necessary, acc ording to
their views, to pave the way for the happy mil
leninm, when all differences in color, 1.ace and
sex will be forgotten. As specimen of the
y1rulence which inspires their oratory, we. quote
the remarks Of
Il. g. Wright, who thought that no man could
truly realize to himself. or sympathize with the
slave. unless he first, as it were, put himself
into the position of the bondman Tie constitu-
ton, looked at from that point of view, was one
OF the most perfect pieces of diabolism that the
depraVed Ingenuity of man ever devised He
was astonished at Mr.. Blackwell standin up in
the face Of any one of the oppressed ra oe and
eulogizlng the value of the Union. nd he
believed that those Fourth of July orators, who
talked so loudly about this country beiu q the
refuge of the oppressed and the home Of the free,
knew, when they uttered such sentiments, that
they spoke what was false The speaker then
went on to say that he had no respect whateye yer
Tor what this nation calls god The god of this
nation is slavery. Is it not (Cries Of ss yes,'
".yes.,) Then, say, he is my devil (Enthu-
siastic mulatto g Yes'' And be he in heaven
or In earth, he who sanctions slavery, would
as slave, say that he is tend of perdition I
say to Shareholders, your idea of god who
sanctions slavery, rises no higher than my idea
of devil does. Slavery takes refuge in the
bosom of what this nation calls god not in the
bosom of the god l recognize, but in the god of
the church and the clergy. And if you pursue
the monster to his last refuge. you find him in
that bosom; and if you drag him by the horns
to the altar and slay him, you are termed an
atheist. Then l glory in such atheism. Can
plause)
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My whole household salute you and ysars-
Your sincere friend,
IA AypgEW gtcT soy


a GREAT LAEE.-NearIy due North Of Quebec,
one hundred and eight miles as the bird flies,
and probably one hundred and thirty by a con-
strueted road, lies magnificent lake, covering
an area 9f600 miles, and abounding with va
riety Of fsh. It's fed BY numerous rivers, some
Of them navigable for considerable distance to
schooners and batteaux it is theIake Sc John
from 1t flows the 50 Great Discharge or main
stream Of the sanguenay river, as far down as
Chicoutimi, a few miles beyond which the river
i navlgable to ships Of the heaviest tonnage
On either bank Of this river may be seen a -four
ishing settlement; the soil is Of rich and loamy
nature, producing wheat, corn szFuit, etc, equal
in quality and qaantisy 70 any raised in Upper
Canada, and although Il degrees further North
than Quebec, yet from the peculiarify of sifs
geographical position, its climate is 1nilder in
winter than that of Monsreal For lnauy miles
on both banks Of the river, as we'll - along the
shores Of the lake, are thousands Of acres OF the
fnestl land. covered with a noble forests Ioue-
bee Chronicle.
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John oSullisan. charged with the murder of
ms wife IN Brooklyn, L, l., has been found guilty
OF manslaughter3in the first degree.
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The Canadian Parliament is summoned to
meet sfor the dispatch of business on the 18Th
of June, at Quebec.
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Tho city of Philadelphia is to be the place for
the next meeting OF the National Medical Asso-
citation.
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| SMITH 0'BREN. Mr. T. f. Meagher an
nounces that the general impression, in this
| country that Smith O,Brien had received his
| pardon is unfounded Instead Of being nncon-
ditionally set at liberty. a pardon is offered to
O'Brien if he viii apply for it, and if IN doing
50 he will sign papers recognizing the justice of
his sentence. Neither Of which would he ever
consent 10 do
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The President has officially acknowledged
Eusebio |. Comes Consul of Guatemala for The
port OF New Orleans.
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BRaZOS SAWTLaGO

. Will leave SATURDAY, May qo Mt O'Clock Au
H1NOR BRAIOS SANTA GO. Fs
~ Regular New Orleans and TeIaa U s. Mail Line
me ne" and magnificent steamship PERsEVER Y
Lswe commander, will ye punctuay For reiyb
very state apply 10
HARRIS MORGAN, foot Of Julia street
ts- All ,.,.t. ,.a, . opposite the Steamship Landing.
Kennedy of the Grampng otherwise directed
- Shippers must provide themselves
my5
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A CASE OF TOTAL BLINDNESS CURED

A CASE OF TOTAL BLINDNESS CURED
"a IN NEW ORLEANS, by KIER'S PETROLEUM OR ROCK
aloue s ~ ~ -
NEW ORLEANS, March l. 1854.
hereby certify that had with Rheumatism Tor i've
years. and aso totally bud right
we're attack Of had tried Physicians who could
good and hundreds dollars
MEDICINES give this Certificate without any one
and Mr. ker does not know thEt il
used the Petroleum OIL had Il
mol restored perfect health strength.
with right left and symptoms
asm or any thing reside in this city when home
most ofmy time the
wh and 6y gentlemen testify the truth Of
this take the Petroleum
Investment made,
.. . ] j, HARDMANN
Atest-J. WRIGHT & ao and C. S. wIDDIFIELD.
~ Price 80 cents boli Wholesale and retail only
j. WRIGHT g. CO., No. l5l Chartres st and
JARVIS WO0DafAN,
rnbS S6n, Corn. 3nJnr
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TERA CRUZ.

Wiliiesye THURSDAY June /, at O'Clock I'M -
NS0R VERA CRUz--U. s. Mail Line. .essss
jisoo ihe new and mhgni6cent steamship
soo son ourthsn) Thomns viii issTa w.
eraa above, puuctunlly carrying the Maia ~ WV
r.., 4-...R Rates of Paasags.
SSsese, ana found Ill
goods, cubic foot M rarss
nS or passage having elegant
ana sseefage passengers, appyto ~
HARRIS 4 MORGAN, foo. of Juliastres..
sy- ps..o,ra,. :, opposite the Seamship Landing.
Mexican Consul. ~ fsp'''a' f~n ., hs
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BORDEAUX.

EyOR BORDEAUX-The fast sailing IN
bark ARTHUR Captain Spear, will have quick dis EAAAS
mys r. BoGERT, WILLIAMS co. 10 Camps a.
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- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80 cnaton.ho,,,

ECRET DISEASES-0ff 81 Customhouse
~ street between Royal and Bourbon atrestsDR. JAMES
entaed themselves character
Its most appalling for that they obtain certain
speedy without the obereuy Basam
Poisonous Drug from three days any
nlence the newly discovered which
procured from himself and trial they DO effect
charge will be made Dr. j. is
sen emtnence all the Union the
sect which nCurabe Physicians
Since Dr. introduced
rou that have the Remedies
one single instance be produced whatthy perfect
and n order that the afflicted avail themselves Of these
newly and truly provdena discoveries Dr.
nen this city street So Private Rooms
served. ES Office hours AM to Pm fabI3 lylp
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WAR FOR CUBA.-The moment the Nebraska
lniquity is consummated, if 1t should be con-
summated, the Administration will seek to dis
tract public attention from that atihorred deed
by getting up a row with Spain Whether this
will be pushed to the point of actu al war ID not
yet certain; but the President and his advisers
hope and expect it will. They have resolved to
impose on the feeble and decrepit Sr ,anish Gov
ernment conditions which cannot i've laccepted
without disgrace, and insist on eve sry iota Of
them to the last. Should Spain, r efnse them,
war is to be made, and Cuba seized possible
and the projectors entertain no doubt of our
ability to oVerrun and subjugate that island
in six weeks from the declaration-st 1t all events
defore any reinforcements from Spai can reach
1t. This achievement is expected ito unite the
South under the flag of Pierce and Co.
and drown the Nebraska exeitem ent at the
North in the cry Of g Our countr y, right OF
wrong! Hurrah for Cuba and mi lnifest des
tinyi" Such, we are well assured. is the pro
gramme agreed on at the White House; and i
is an even chance that we shall be at war witt
Spain on the 1st of July. IN. 7. Tribune, 18th
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nor to all those which have whether
in trane in the North West States
repairs which he day called upon Billiard
tables coming from those countries to ASCERTAIN
me KIND Of construction which Temperature
of Dund climates. - II '~ - fEss
table and bands of Billiard generally the parts which
are most Liable TO detsfoaton particular
the construction of these parts, ~ fN -
Every Billiard built by HIM Mahogany combined with
direction, "rf'"s - ''5
The bands made of Patent India Rubber invented him. and
a superior to The French cahouhouc
e Inc INDIA rubber sides have
have always given great satisfaction. '
'entlemen satisfy themselves Of the Waiting his
establishment where they will Billiard Tables
ready for playing and they will that The balls
jump. ~ ~
EVERY BILLIARD TABLE BOUGHT FROM HIM is WAR
CHASER. - - 800 = i~
lie has constantly on hand great variety OF
. NEW AND SECONDHAND BILLIARD TABLES,
Aso-BALLS and PINS for TENPN ALLEYS complete lots
GAMES, ETC., etc. Also
EIGHT LEG BILLIARDS,
E$ Persons unable New Orleans
procure OF the aboyeamd
their orders to D. who will sarcy
u ANToGRlNl has also the friends and the
pubic IN general that
the largest manufacturers Dbuf hand arge
quantity of that cloth for Billiard Tables
sell at an exceedingly low price 'f
Inc extension OF his house. and the relations which
hed and continues each establish the manu-
torres OF France and the United sell ali aee