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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-12
Il. C. SLOAN, DEN TAI SURGEON.

Respectfully presents his acknowledge
164A nenis TO those who have heretofore ex
0HX QSHA ic ndcd TO lin their patronage, and ho
011YlyhOpes TINT the skill and exp cricnce xbit
the past six years Of constant Practice has ennbls
Inn 10 0binin will merit continuance of their fnvOr
aud the patronage Of a those desiring services IL his
profession in Justification Of his abiiy render ell
tire satisfaction, he would but call attention TO the nu-
merous full and part sets Of artificial teeth which he
has inserted IN this vciniiy-he beauty. utility, and
not be exceed. The difficulty heretofore experienced
by the profession, IN fitting full sets that they may
be useful and comfortable, he lias tie ex-
pensc Of no inconsdcrnbc perseverance and cxpcri-
meni. Those who IN need of such may rest nssu-
red tnt they be furnished with these useful organs
that will enable them 10 masiicRie their food with the
facility experienced only by those who have good Teeth
All other operations IN the department Of Dentistry,
performed In manner that experience nnd alone
will enable one TO do. Terms invariably CASH when
he work is om-pleted. Office in Rodgers Block,
yer S,lyermnn, and Alcan's Dry Goods Storer
IRONTON, q.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-12
IRONTON HOUSE
IRONTON OHIO.
J. w. ALLISON, PROPRIETOR.

J. w. ALLISON, PROPRIETOR.
"AVING made LARGE ADDITIONS OF coMFoR.
TABLE ROOMS, to the above well known
Hotel, and NEWLY FITTED UP AND RENOVATED
the older part of the house the proprietor would
solicit the calls of his friends, and former pa
irons and the travelling public generally, CIV
ng the assurance that he will use his best en-
eavors to please and render agreeable the stay
of all who may put up al his House.
Ironton, Aug. 3, 1854.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-12

VX7INDOW SHADES. A superior article
w Just received and for sale by
]. COMBS & Co.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-12
TO THE PUBLIC.

The erigiovsl, only tr1e snd gsasiss Liver
Pills are prepared by R. E. Sellers. and have his
name in black oar upon the I'd efsseh bsx, and
his sgniture on the ostside ssrsgger.-ALL orH'
R. E. SELLERS,& Co., PysSvieters,
And for sale by Moxley i Barbar and F.S,
Wright & Co., Ironton, and by Druggist'D
generally throughout the State.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-12

ROGERS, MURDOCH & Co. HAVE
ON HAND,
200 barrels potatoes, 20 doz bed co,
20 do beans, 300 lbs hsney,
10 do tobacco, Sugar.,
300 do salt, Molasses,
90 do vinegar, Saleratus,
200 kegs as ted powder, Soda,
50 boxes as ted tobacco, Alum,
so do do soap, Rice,
so do do candles, Ginger,
50 do do cheese, Pepper,
so do do teas, Spice,
5000 lbs bulk pork, Stoneware,
80 doz brooms, Goldfish,
100 gross matches, Mackerel,
100000 as'ted cigars, White fish, &c.
so doz blacking,
Which they offer to the public al a very small
profit.
ROGERS, MURDOCH 4 Co.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-12

TTO FISHERMEN. We have just received
fine lot Of trot lines and staying.
r. & s.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-12

TOR THE LADIES, Cater Boots
L Half Gait er do; Front Lace do Fancy and Black
q o Colored slippers; Bronze Ties aud Slippers.
DREW& WILLIAMS.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-12
FOR FINE CATERS

Tx PAIR of R. Bell & Co.'s French Mo-
I'D rocco Lace Boots, etc., just received
and for sale by s. W. HARPER.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-12

YOUTHS AND Boys BOOTS, A new
Style, just received by 6: B. "C u6a 1t ~.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-12

U5lILOW baskets, for sale by,
w CRONAN q SONS.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-12

WAR with the oLp system o: building.
w Procure your Carpenter Work ready
made, of seasoned lumber, and save thirty
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-12

PHILADELPHIA Crushed aud Powdered
Sugars, of superior quality, in Store and
or sale, d. A. WHITE.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-12

NUM SHOES, Gaiters, and Shoes. for Men
(T Women. Mi sses, and Children, for sale
Al The osy ssIcs establishment Of D. 4 W.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-12

old BOOTS & SHOES taken in *.
~ change for new onesn
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-12

NTEN'S AND BOYS HATS AND GAPS, Nv
UM cry variety of style and price.
NJ. LITCH.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-06-12

NOTTON & SILK HANDKERCHIEF
.few A bargains still left for those who wish them
DHW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-08
DAILY CRESCENT
Camden and Amboy Railroad Acoia.nt

4
The Jury Of Inquest was still in session at the
latest accounts, and no new facts had been eli
| cited during the examination Of Witnesses ON
the 3lst. The Jury on that day visited tho
scene of the recent accident The place where
the rear car backed off the track was 26O yards
from the crossing where the car came in contact
with the carriage. From the spot where DR..
Hanckin says he heard the rumbliDg Of the cars.
an unobstructed view Of the track can he had
fof Soo or 600 yards, and the fact was proved
running train up and down the track in the
presence Of the jury. -.-@
Ihe number Of persons killed by the accident
IS now ascertained to have been only twenty.
Eighteen OF these have been delivered to their
friends; one died at Bordentowr and one is still
lying here, supposed to be Mr. Humphreys, Of
Illinois, s " s.
sAs the Coroner's Jury have expressed de-
'ermsnation to sift the matter thoroughly, ws
are OF opinion that it will be some days before
they will make up q verdict
among the wounded we notice the names Of
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. F. Gillespie, of Watcher.
MISS Mr.. Gillespie had bis left leg and right
ioot5 Mrs. Gillespie her left leg amputated.
Mr.. Gillespie, we learn from the New York
Times, has made his viii, and disposes Of pro-
perty TO the amount of $500. COO, and direotx
that in case Of his death, or that Of his wife the
Raitrodd Company be prosecuted to The last
ceaf OF ms fortune. His position is regarded
as very critical
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-08
Yellow Fever At Norfolk and Portsmouth,.

| Our latest accounts from Norfolk aud Ports
mouth are up to the 31st ult, which we find in
the Richmond Enquirer Of the Sd inst. The
disease was evidently on the increase. Eighty
new cases were reported ON the SGth, and there
were seventeen deaths in Norfolk duriuo tbs
twenty-four hours ending o'clock, P. M.. ON
the 31st. eA
In Portsmouth the disease is appalling. There
were sixteen deaths and forty new cases re-
ported there between the hours Of two and four
on the 29th.
Three out of every four Of the new cases oc-
curing in Norfolk were negroes, yet the NOR
tality does not reach ten per cent. Numbers Of
them are suffering for the necessaries of life.
their owners having fed without providing for
them. They are supplied from the relief store.
correspondent of the Richmond ENQUIRER
states that there isnot q street in Norfolk which
has not in it one or more cases. d. /. Ricardo
and the rest Of the deputation from this city
were expected to arrive on last Friday night;
their coming was looked forwartto with great
deal anxious Of expectation. Ell rs@
Relief for the sufferers continue to How in
from all quarters Among other munihcent
donations we notice in the New York papers
that the mechanics and 1aborers Of the Brooklyn
Navy Yard had forwarded, through the New
York Commercial Exchange Committee, the
handsome sum of 81 $50 The officers and
crew of the.steamship Hermann had also given
$2o4. Such benevolent conduct of men in needy
circumstances themselves should make the
cheeks Of the rich tingle with shame.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-08

THOUSANDS, OR TENS, OR EVEN HUNDREDS OF Tftou
LARS OR UPWARDS. = - - 49,
n m

Ea4s 1HoFPasPs q sRsys IL rog Ro
4 NOURTHOUSES, Notaries, jewelers.. Bro.
~ tets Mrrcusna Capitalists Pfanlsrs Retailers M.ebpns
sameI Eiea and guarding rom be rny
agsa Il Ire aud urga books papera oiasr sa
fsnse are invited to examine the OF
PATENT CONCRETE FIREPRoF SAFES me udns some IN
and closes like PIN knife. = ~ '''
The eng capacity this unsurpassed by ba.
shle ~ greatly superior burglar proof sill
aiikirgy apparent those aris3n between
's aId y nos popular safss Of other descriptions
me coptrasi Will bs undeood known at ihs "a,
msf hsa PiateIoa lnssEo box, wood with
ont any iron Ade of as that Inc and tbe
a.s cast foe corner bars aso that the
nrp getsd than tas e The Bubscyher 10 dsmn
hia oniiadt by saeh Eainsay nr viii
h Ihe unvaying dEyne the Safe will euiusoty rs
y g tas minds Of taese who haye seriously
from the Saamandsr Sa kspi
Closed Thus mportant Jewellers aud dealers
IN me iAho ance delicate articles materially injured by IN.
always generated saamaDder safss w. Ell sIpossd ~ br
The following ready b.
resd many sgne, intend oyae bus renaips AZ
so. 81 asztne sttee corner OF Comuon
Mr. Iraac Bridge you The s ncy Of Hsips
TENT Soncreie fire-roo y
stating that one Of the above our va
aes lhpe,s and portion a fat were W " books
ine tour stories OF ed with the
Wss put to most severe test and notwithstanding heat
heentiy cooied, 20 ards lhe contents nons
wsh wsfe about hundrea dar IL bile found 10 be
hsve more confidence this than KIND We
An'" Of hsspSeh-lsr'yoprs T. 81. BsHLow 4 CO.
Those unng the old styles of iron subject loss as
those who have uohe aTsby fall 10 pieces when
giara. - ''
The subscriber has also for sae Safes
ron Powder Proof Bank and Store Fire PANT
psstces and soaes ' ISAAG BaIpGE,
Jylt 3md&w n Aisgaztpa mt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-08
zr. [Gommupisatsd.
The Sugar p-Equinoctial Gale of the Slst Of
August-1hs Lafourche Parishes.

Editors CrescentThs sugar crop of the Lafourchs par
ishes up to the Sist of Angus perhaps more pro-
missing than any other part of the STATE From tBe long
continued drought in the beginning of the year the cane
had greatly recuperated and in paricular sections
bid average On the bfgbt OF the 5oh Of
August the equinox broke in upon and continued
with perfect storm of wind and rain fer near twenty
fout hours completely leveiug the felds OF cane The
extent of injury done to the crop Is immense The
most experienced among US say q fourth. On some
pantatons it will be and others less None but
those familiar with the culture and growth of the crop
can form apy thing like estimate Of the damage
done by gale OF the 3lst OIL August Since then it
has rsined every The weather II quite warm the
atmosphere extremely humid and the blown down cane
will sprouting at every joint the tendency OF
which is to ipjure greatly the quantity and quality Of
the saccharna
rain of the Slt of August and 1t of September are to
be found alike throughout the whole southern portion
ths State-thst every plantation where the cane
of any size, it is fat upon the ground, like you had
rolled log over it,
will retard greatly the commencement of the grinding
That portion Of the crop which ia nat upon the
ground is exceedingly small, requiring full two
months Of good growing weather bring up to an or
dnary size, fit for the mi-and it will be the nrse ot
November bafore the planters generally will begin TO
make sugar-indeed on majority of the plantations an
earlier will not be necessary as In one
month they with ease save their crops
Our friends the West had better LOOK TO 1e VIII
be tbs FIRST Of Dscsmber before sugar will begin to
make its spuearnucs in market. Our planters well
posted as 10 quantity Of now on hand in tbs der
ant markets or the world. and tiian they
know to what extent the present crop will be short.
Knowing these things, they will be slow in sending In
prospects OF the growing crop snticpatea yield exceed
ing one-hs Of the crop Of 1858 while many confidently
predict less The writer's opinion is hatit viii fall one
hundred thousand hogsheads short OF last years crop
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-08
kss hAlbE2An IL 4sh HssPl pIhEor "a "a Ca

- TO THE WEST. eHA #s4 ssSSss.sasssssssssEsss
& I1e ssswesa Mahingoa ard Wheeling IL hours Running
... THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIIRoaD, Da'n'ns''h'
1es Inducements travellers Bstars and
Al portions Of the West ihe Northwest and the Southwest.
Jan asy aod hs Rsay HeGss a. ,s s
ad BasFass easeksS hrosS 10
he washington station and echcked transferred win
The connecting lans leave Wshnsson ass
" AZ ~ M Il & n. On sandssa AZ the latter hour only
fa Ohio hhirosd inning from Be the Oh O. nea,
cam6rdge zaneOyile and NearE Coam5us These
andusky Raioad for sardusky, Toledo Detroit chieago st.
q ths Little Miami Railroad xsuia Cincinnati Louayie e
Az Aenia ton Little Miami Raoad connection Is formed ,5 isa
@ loqsn qs "a. ton 70 indianapolis Tsr.e Haute
Passengers holding through for Memphis yick.surp
81 10 n: s are sold At
We & Ca.ro and ST. Loala, are sold by this
Cesela9d and via Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago etc
m.sviie ory me) where with the Cleveland and
rayeleIs are requested notice while Thin the ov
aang through tickets and checks Washington il ia also ths
and rect nearly all Leading points in bs
mites osng about mil shorter than any other roue
-, fAhs BY 1nhouGn TICKET WAsHNaToNSTo Wbeeinp
W oG Ceasga la s. Dayton So cnclnna, Loasviis
ey ierosd sls es By steamer from Cincinnati sis indanapo
e. vi Wy 10; Io edo $6t0; Detroit 20;
sY ~ ao 81 ous vas 5oand S7s Memphis S2s New 81
Eor frederick and Harper Ferry Msraabug Berkeley sornp
psuga may Washington At aPa ap M
minor way stahona between Baltimore whseng take A NJ
FOR the trane 70 and from Baltimore Anuapo ses
advertisement. 'fe's''r see speeai
e ssf agth. information through apply to THos
JOHN II. DONE.
jc9B R.,;,,.., Master I Of TRANSPORTATION,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-08
JOSE EPH HUFTY,
2O CAMP STREET, 80
Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FINE WATCHES, JEWBLRY, RICH FANCY AND

; STAPLE GUUDS,
No. 20 Camp street. under The City Iotel Netc Orleans
Respectfully invite tps attention Of Rheala Retail Dese
his VERY LAHGE STOCK
imported and constantly supplied roughout the year.
SHELL Shell Buffalo Combs every ays
== E.
BRusHEso every description, of his manufacture,
lowest Northern factory prices.
TOILET Perumery OIL Hair Pins Poma
Fapry Soaps,
FINE FANS pBRss Boess Boxes Portable Desks
ogsheI sh anendies variety Of Pcramcnnaes every
style and shape unusually low urices.
GUNS PISTOLS Knives. Colts Warmers Revolving Pistols
Scissors Razor Life Presvers, Fishing Rses Tackle
WATCAES, JEW WELRY. etc.
The stock in this ne consisting Of thu T. T. Cooper NJ T. Tobias
and Joseph johnson movements With fine Swiss
English LAYERS Their with large Ense
Jower siyewAr, have beun selected with great care BY
ROBERTS, fcT in the Wholesale
having been fer cash.
offered purrhassrs
1 Every article warranted money
~ Watches Jewelry carefully Repaired warranted
rnIq 6n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-08
Cheap! Very CIleap!!

L. JACKSON RANGES, CRATES AND STOVES. 80
Cooking Stoves Of full and fully warranted bake fRRY
well, prcsa rom sil 70 sit0 all somped and alao the
well known Econornist Ranges, 4
This large of THESE important Ranges have lately
ha secured me ts referring blyers LID.
purchasers who well
tary readily be shown eslred Tne saving
ban of both simple arrangement
with top which Affords tha
ascmulae The convenience Of transport
similar to ordinary all this makes
cis :
Japanned Tin Ware Broom Tubs pa Ktchen Utensis
Lamp Oil and Alcohol Giohe Chmneys Wick, Camp
Sprt Gas. 5 AN3EA Dts Us - .tfN65 eEs7F
Al Of Work aud done a. the HOUSE FURNISH
lsaooDS ESfABlSttAENI Ne1s3 Camp adoihing
Patrick Church, w. /. H0DGSuS,
jeas AM r. SSuecess5r O. Sanlay
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-08

GoMPTRoLLER,s OFFICE. i
City Of New Orleans May l. 1856 =
RESOLVED That the Comptroller be- and be is hsreby
authorized and required to give notice. by standing
N the official Journal that in accordance
WIN the ninth section Of ordinance No. 7442
March 20 1854 tie Council will pay any bill against
ths City unless contracted authority Of an order
rom the Comptroller In accordance With ths ordinance
referred 10. tsigned] e. L. TRACY,
a~- 1@ President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
lSignedl l.. H PLACE
Approved ApriI2s, 1855 : 'i a. 1'4As''uen =
[sisnedl JOHN T. LEWIS, Mayor.
Ine attention Of the officers of the city ard Of tie
puoic Is respectfully called TO the foregoing roluton
o. De BUYs
.nyIs y Comptrolier City of New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-08
NUMBER 1875.
OFFICIAL---OFFICIAL.
coMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
.1 Al City Of New Orleaak. Anenst q. 1853.

CONTROLLERS OFFICE. !
ss' s' Fl City Of New Orleans, August %, 1866
bt inat ihe City Comptroller be- and he ia
no,cs IL 70 cause TO be sod after thirty days
MaTy on ne os,at journal of The cry, The negress
slave having been forfeited The eiy "a 10 h
Ihaoe or cast, and subject 10 ,se apprvat y, H. c.
mon Council. ~ u Afp'esa' oi me toIn-
tSignedl 70 GERARD sprru
Presiden, pro TEN. Board of Assistant aias,,
lo'gneap JOHN CULBERrs0N,
President pro TEN. Board OF A,dsr,ms,
Approved August g. 1856 Neimen-
lsignedl JOHN H. LEWIS, Mayor.
,e hohce IS hereby given. mat WEDNEsD DAY 1he
Soih OF September nexi, will sdjuheate for cash ar
'he Gity Wofk-honse, at O'Clock, ihe above slave
,o o. DEBUYS,
~ aoe3 VI -. ~ Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-08
TO MECHANICs
MANUFACTURERS, FOUNDRYMEN, ETC
M e M p HIS
Navy Yard Gr0u IN ds
TO BE LEASEDl .z..lt
4 ~ ID IAE IL !, ,f FOURTH MONDAY, being the

~ assh dsy Of November. 1856 win be offered 70 dc a5 On
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS,
ta grounds faTmey of The pi,sd F
soacres. l. -177,- = 5Fe' eAa containing Abs ~
geun5a tavs fron Missias ppi ana Wolfe ,iy
Thousand fset on toe West OF nearly
iees on Chick the AMI e dtyiaea
throagh foln North South, ''' ''anlhs
dIsts,on Chksssw Pronensde street,
~ a as nesi as h nto feet can,
me oi NE nios gible ely
Hsst ei and frunLg
age and construct buildings bek ana
ca ered Win slate hem Rope Watk
pses aboGt sixteen IA
rupphed ~ 81 repsct- with the tnest coecoa naaer he
oo an ihs bupdtnss hnsy Adapted des Masks
uoi th NJ er regarded If aIy upon ia MI
repsnirg yard. ~ tAs 'Au
Inc su etsbundance Of fine timber yicinity
copper Soa and al the maternal .aF TO The
he uenhnd or locomotives the
hew prog easing to cJmplet ,ngn,s funipTs We.
ps uagkng nndIore hrsJh
es ehder th in ihs euuepy h ID IN
srea hsmphis ahe
Is ~ Inc mead q Interrupted CATION may bs ts
ne pivot Poh Of tie ssppi Induse
ate row Offered TO eapitalsts mechanics ursra
vsstment. - - f''AsAs'o IN
Proposals. o lsasea tbs property be received and acted
uPo " any mo until the 96h day Novtmer which lime te
time ~ -efsssu Vi Det'se 'nA'
For further information. address the undrsgned.
30Ttf,TYc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-08
ie9H Baltimore assf sna bo o. Ri;asnsp9rss9n
i kl-WEEKLY LINE or n. =.

Hskl-WEEKLY LINE OF ~. s.s,T i-s,s,azz;;sF5
STAGES FROM CLINTON, ase& ~
on ho Na% and AcKsoN
synF An Am City every Monday Friday on is ar
o. ny rain from New Orleans rsachinE
Tuesday Thurs and Saturday O'Clock IN tbe morone ss
M s BY ana rsas win n
stage me Stage Road beautiful unduatug country aod
gooa nasna ther Mail established on lin
Bag LOT The transmission
ed al the office of and jackson EaroaS M
street, and viii be to the Raroad every Monday
on wifi e. paa 70 Gk G
rars er through passengers from Orleans to Gnton viii
five 1t will thus b that the ohei
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-08
~ TRANSPORTATION FROM CHARLES
.A TON 5. c., TO MONTGOMERY ALA.-uutl 0urthar moth
SissrErshA Sasl,E Y; s,i,e P0slI!VELY GUkED:-DR.

"a "a 10 Il
ny BECKWiFHs AETI.DYseEpTIC PILLS, after a trial Of
twenty-five Sustained by Testimonials
men nsn II as United StsS M now admitted to be the BEST
per box More than 5oe0 disposed the saes
are They patqp with The
honor his physician SAFETY and
tnt St he has q esn the
iaaapp; H. Rey Bishop Fresmanj Rev. VIM. hphseters D.
T. aegh NJ C Hon Geo. T. Badger Senator ST. r. Rev.
Hon. Beverly fuckers Preston s. C MAJ Samuel Me-
C9mos rsenve Ga Hon. John
hosi ofsimilar personages. We
For sale in NewQrleanB by Jas Sye Morrison B. wheel
oek Kennedy beach Binaghi andby Duggs generally
None genuine without the written
WITH Nj d. Petersburg Va, whom viii PLEASE apply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-08

"HISKY--50O bbls and hal1 ppis Raw and
Wv ,Rectiasd, for sals by
81 JOSEPH LANDS co., ,ss rsAeupi.sul.s street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-08

The ProPre.o tn calling the Public 10 prspA
ton, feeling tha In Ia virtue and
which sfeeoa "~
iisne and ansd article hAas
en years tS hstors the american peop
10 ulyasd snonv in
tAt given BY the most prominent and well
individuals In all the The Ioioyn
a9T yoF. e.n STATE aabmsd may
BttsFn. " ~ 1S-
Principal sIauufsctoy Arch street. phiadsubia pa
EH Sold Wholesale by JOHN WRIGHT Co Is1
Charres ST., New Orleans and generally ny1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-08

IACHANGE 1000 ON Boston at short
ise s'a H' H. KENNEDY co., IS Tsaoupi.ssiss street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-08

KI lSIANU,--The fsrrE5n
ROcKAWAY PAVILION will open in June and rs ksssssG
eelye visitors on the s0tn Of the -Eshsn
e a rs eomPse the Hotel containing
ns slage or and twelve cottages arhe in the
GAnen OF various sizss with board At the
tiose "a may De peefIed With
o1a private and pnc Staples Houses IN
70 the demRad Of such establishment, = " F'~tS'N
R House provided N the most liberal
or annssment and large Bowling Saloon Billiard
psInanent Band provided. ' 1
= = ~ ' ~s'Au"u anu aheri-
me present high cost Of provisions, = ~
hooma bs selected time bv calling on nv Joy
York where plans may be sean. .- iei5 An