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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-20
The Fever at Farfolk and Portsmouth,. =
The Richmond Dispatch last received, pub

:, -, NoaroLK, Wednesday, ,12fh, /
MANY Of our citizens stt.ialipg victims to the
scource pbers lamsntatos aud mourning In mauy
parfs of tho and in Portsmouth We yt ia
The midst of one terrific ciamties that
visited any place. The people still falling bansath
the lsysliDe armof destroying angel the fateuf
ftyH day more Men ungecustornsd to weeping are
ouripg forth copjans streams of tears, and hearts arr
nads feel deeply and plnost TO bresk with grief All
nature looks beautfol and charming bat here in ILL.,
faed city the silence Of death and the took of desolsep
chill the heart and dapress the SPIRITS -
1--WE hear scarce sound bat that of the hammer and
of the undertaken and the ratte of the
physc vehicles Business Las ceased and the voice
Of mrth aud reyeiry Is not heard
More than i've tlaaEed have been buried in the two
principal cemeteries in eleven dsgs. Many have been
buried in the Catholic burial ground and eisswh.re
There have been about 1900 deaths in the city bsng
hurriet to-day, and the mail will close in few
msnts promising tosive further partieu
lars to-morrow.r & zsst-z5 sd 2s4l 49, a
A baltimore dispatch, Of the 18th, says: ,s5
Tho ladies here held meeting this morning to demand
IN the name of humanity, that the orphans of Norfolk
and Portsmouth should be here mnediateiy,
large contributions had already been mae for their
port and and superintendent appointed for7af
asylum in which they to .bs lodged. Presisian
snsrgh have been Donated 10 support them ons wear
The Relief Fun6 has reached $4,000. -. >. g Z { Is
sgs,fl- - =zz--==-=7=77=r==y-- t..s..+ -s H..
The Paris correspondent of the New Yorl
Herald relates the following udcrous Incident which
oarrtd IL her Bitanc Majesty during visit:
At bali at the Hotel de Willie an incient occurred u
the Queen which, notwithstanding Der well kusFn sef
possession dsconcertipg her. After the frE
quadrille, in which her Msjrsty part she Resumed
her seat ie the chair Of state whap the Emperor
himself Of the opportunity dipach an aid de-eamp
Zone the Arab chiefs who present on this
On his approach bis Majesty took him by pe naa
formally presented N to the Qupen OF Ensisna Wnea
occurred really graphic hs CHIEF
prsstrated himself the Aoor and sc Wy
her siesty Tne act enat thers s
no possibility Of venting M and all that ess saa
that it was lucky the Queen Of Englana anu .ne NY
stead Of before such lights The chief dresse
ia bis buruooss extraordinary corded cap buried n
In her ssp, and spread his aruis aud baud
stber SIDE " her kne+s rhe Queen bore it all wit
great dignity thossh when the ceremony was over =
wards broke iolo good buuiored Isugh Another cai
xss afterwaras presented, but hs nasety took The
y caution Of saying ew words to the dit&ssen OF q
dssaIt previously, and it observed chat ha slnp
Z ! bowed after snv european fashioa.
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OFF ICE oE gIiE COMMISSIONERS OF THE CONSOLE,
. lDATED DEBT UF NEW ORLEANS, TeSe4J
New Ufla'ns, Augunt /, Isss.S j


RY virtue of the thirty seventh section Of
the Of he Legislature Of Tho State Of Louissna entia
An act to soidae osahs provide for ms
adminison its sfan Approved 9. of
febresy s59 OF the 6h supplementary
y and for incorporation WITH he
Of New Orleans, approved third
ton q an act entitei An act supplementary
th oily o New and to
on o its ds,s March H. 1861 pur-
ore all obligations of old
during the year 1856 -
So led proposals will be received this office until
second Monday of Octobar 2 ia
l chase of Of Hundr Bonds Thosand
polnfs ad bonds
IN thtyeysn years. the office CITY Wi
attached
num- een's nunly of New YORK. rst u
AP October each yea Ptopossis be- epaoad
B de Tor New and
dre eed the Cemmfsione the Consodsted Debt New
s9aeis reaersing he rigst 10 Ieiees all bids -
Terms any obligations OF the old the
municipalities city Of Lafayette, maturing in 1856.
CoMMIs SIoRERS.
- JN0 L. LEWIS, hasor.
ss3Ss. DIVIDE DBbGYS, oinpoler. .
.z-T ="e 8 ". II. GARLAND, 3reasurer.
- -.=i e. .573s4ges e. II. DURELL.
- Chairman Finanee Committee Board OF Aldermen
J. EAGER,
Chsrnan Finance Committee Board Of Assistant Aldermen
=. s. LEE, Secretary. sy75g wiz nnlsyd
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First District Pound.

Z y First District Pound. =
NXTAs brought to the FIRST District Pound, on Dry
oae white she Goat wide and fat horns with collar
aud line attached toit s,,,S5.s4G = e IA go.
One white she Goat right horn turned back below the
T-1-tF ~
Also, rs encumbrance on public streets-s =
One old Drsy, with an iron axe-tree no number.
One iron street roller. with it's ffarne.
Which, If not claimed within ten days and the ex.
pound on To the 25th day septenp-r next at
10 O'Clock a .sM. rlH AUG 3. PHELPS -
. i..e+N = T. Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, ssptt14s 1856. .-s57 s7s'
4 L. etc conduit au Depot des Epayes du Premier
IL District, Dryades pres de la Promenade TIiton
CONNIE epayes--
Une on.yre les cornes iarges ct plates aysnt un col
lier ct uue corde attacbe au collier.
Une Uhevre blanche la drote penchee en- arriere
ct andesous de Foreiile. -
Aussi, ccnme embarras sur la vote publidue-
Un Feux Dray, pessieu fer sans numere. N
I'm roaieau ei, fer ct sou cadre.
81 leg dts animsux ct objects ne sont pas recames
dams d1 our &c les depenses ills seront yendues
Fenchere pubque, su dit depot, MARDI, le % Sep
temore, q 10 heures A. NJ. AUG. s. PHELPS,
Nouvele Orleans, lie 25 Sept, 1856 sel5 20 25 :.
XNTAs brough. TO the Firs, District Pound on Dry
Wv AIDES street, near Triton Walk as esIays-
one whit white she Goat, with rope on the neck.
One black and white Goat right ear cropped under
in the left ear, no horns.
Which, il not claimed within ten days. and the ex-
penses thereon paid, will be sold public auction at
said pound, on THURSDAY, the 2oth day of Septem-
beri 1855, at ~ O'Clock A. ID. AUG. S. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner.
. New Orleans, Sept. s, 1856.
Ill etc conduit depot des epaves du Premier Dis
H. trict, rue Dryades, pres de la Promenade Triton
cumme tpaves-aE % M 4
Une Cheyre blanche, ayant nne eprde an oou. 44
Uue Chevre jaune pale, sy4nt des glandes. .1 94
une Chevre noire ct Blanche orele dTote ecaurtee,
foTes gauehe coupee en- forme du chee 4 cernes
81 les dts animaux pas jours,
ct les depenses payees lis serout vendus, Fenchere
pubique au dit depot JEUG1, lie e2JSEPIEMBRE, 1855,
a 10 neares A. NJ. AUG g. PHELPS,
:. Cemmissare des Rues.
q NonTelle Orleans, ls Sept, 1856 4 ssl0 10 20
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THE GOOD sAMARITANs. /.

THE GOOD sAMARITANa..ss5&
FESHIS ASSOCIATION ORGANIZED LAST
evening. consequence epidemic beng our midst
The following geut eleeisd the
John Holland, President, Vice President; ].
MAson Seefeia and John Flasher, Treasurer.
RseKIVs Jshn l.. Lewis,
Eugene Ruuaseau east Or
% Thitd Thos Moore, kpnblcsn oee
Fonrt D iitt. ' Ss
Ai9s els Rosa @ederstIaad Bsrani Donhaud and Lewis
Ciou puyd atraet and H. ans, Rc
Geor4 w. Dixon r.
NuRsEsFoa SIcE-Perrons resins in ont cy
Wag O. na ast Apply 10 adss unft No. PoSdss Market
Y JOAN ta.heE Per lido opposite tne 1arroito
popot " TO as S5r the So Or asa
Wan cd iAmsdis vly, iemhie Apply to
Chr No Market Re t's Bookstore anaer
M s. Gaare Hotel Jan flashs Pefdio opp6se
kaEfeDd y e. : - !
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sHas or DAsrztc.-- On the rstrest fpons
RUSSIA OF the French army, the tentf corna.
unasr Coahs kapps was tisr0~n into Dsnsz, Z, iar
Its defenee The Zist JANUARY, 1913 tbe Rna.
sians invested the town ON all sides T5s ,ee
besiesers were Russians and Prussiaps sy,,aahs
9esieged FTench and tseir Allies. sseF rom thae
day." says the history, saiI comm u niea,;ona
were intercepted and the garrison sbardonsd
to its own strength, without being able even 10
procure intelligence as-t6 vaat was passing In
Germany and France" The gafrisos Teached
the number OF IS g34 men, bnt the greater part
were sick, wounded and frost bitt u. vretshed,
tarrsssed FRAGMENTS Of g IL grand srplee';;5 saa
tnat at brst there we're Not m re than nine or
zen Thousand a7siEsrie as- CON sataDfs ard iheY
q al 70 hear the burden and minister to- ths me-
eessltles 9t twice their number Vt suffering easn
ases 4u.the isst,hslf. of March, Sire earri4on
re a'se we handrea naen per dap from disease.
~ "e s.eA ysoldlers encountered all the kusp9iiafs
Two 1hoess nd died IN February, four thousand
.u en- eni se bnonsaEd in priis and Hear
tWo thousapd In May Esgkteer ibou nss siek
soldiera burdeDed the garrison. -
From the 26fh april the daily ration a ,,,rn.
was hxei at Two Ounces OF horse h44tss a,4,t ~.
ounce OF salt beef B., the 16 EsssptsInsts, ~
Russian force had been increased fooysr a1yf li1
men, beside 120 vessels; their sT tillssy fasi a.
siEsd and was in place, and rbey were aide 10
convert into siege what had beeu hixbrrta
been only 3 t,fooknde. In twenty -four 'hduFa
,hsy hrsd 500 disahare ea-s shells, shot, hot.
shot, and hre-6asis. Tbs. iown was seyaraI
hnes on tre, and the provision stores wess com
s9med sope of the miserable iababiFsnts.
whose provisions were exhausted, sought to
ieays le tae place; eus they .sere, presented by
obliged 70 turn back ffs great er part of thea
dIsd of cold Or stsrvations v omen sfid setsi f.
ren iasered on the defences, under the be-
sIegers fire, TO obtain their daily bresd TIE
2s5ttI q November hostilitfes ased, and Dant.
zo being without provisions, was surren;isfeed.
Eiiteen thousand, seven hundred and shiffy-sfx
soidfers had died or disease, one thodssnd, niue
Iusdred and Biletg SIX were killed by fhs
eneu1y aud sixteen Thousand naached nut at
the town. q - T. - i7+ss5
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: A dispatch, of the l2th, from Washington to
shiptr England win be tendered to Gvu Gsss1 NiI4sr
wi Alien of Oho. Mason -zef Virginia ssgsd any
ehnpce Gen Pierce srill stess to O.. Gftene, of the
Besron Post but Marcy end Dssis sHnchans MS
hfends III favor Of Dslas tnas ne may b ous f
thu wsy in 1856 Gushing is on his own hpok aud
ha viii No II s Altogether very pretty hats.
Fortsy hney attending to Old saes,s ;, ehsaess
In 1856 to interfere. eGF#4 sss-{sss5, A5.s
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Returns have been received at ths General
rana oior at 4shnton, Of the hstd snf pists
of the rst parallel norhs tro he guide msri-
dian the Missouri rysr e miles,
In Nebraska Territory The work performed nuder
the direction of Charles A. hfsnaegs spdy surveyor Ia
che months OF July aud August. t1 a.
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-~~----@"-@~r rs
A sAosT Cur 70 METAPHYSICS, ,---Accogdnss
Never mind. What mlsds No matter.'f ets
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The Cleveland nerald contains an advertise
ent of rad tr,iuss AND packages 10 be
sold by the clryrisna roedo RaiiEcsS gu
the l5h of SeYslsber pr lets pFsv,qupy and
the osss pai Nesbns srtisls in ten out VI tis spe
~, ,ss ss address, tte owner ersee tns asfacelty
eyps,leecsa te eonfar IN CIV ng tnf9rastea ss !q
L ts-S' 's'NANtNTN 5stst4s
| the ioss
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M EW YORK AND ERIE "a ~, 80,


ID TO THE WEST. aMs& N5f$ NssSfs--.-S
Time b@ween Washington hanniug
lime bstween Wathp ston and ClacinBa.i 81 hours.
Through Isssss and Cheeks b. has n Washngson
baying greatly c.ioaa now offers the
travellers betwson Wahhp Baltimore
inxton Jaaeaon Qe.sy called Raay Hsis Hns miles from
snd the Oho river Bsggaxe Is Wheeling
re Washngt9n station and and there with
points bs op Ihe connecting ais enys
A. h ehd ~ p NJ On snnda at the later only.
raj Ohio isairoad rnung Belnrs
ing through cspbrdg zansayis and Newark
Sanduhy Raioad for sandasky Toiado. Detroit, Chicago
L0nB, &. - -
ef ths litle Miami Railroad Xse oinnnati Louisville etc.
Al enia Lutte Miami Ratfoad( gggDsop ia me with
ana through to iadanaP ais Hsas Iafi
enserl holding tickets for Nat
chez New ofiean. bisb sold
~ Cnnnht 10 the Mail the Ohio. iekes
vis Cairo and st. Louis, are eaid By this 1eate.
5ot aud yeian Toledo Detroit Chcsgospte
gold wheu te Ohio nsvsate between Wheeig
ale 9rts niaa) vhere wh the
Tayae cqa6sspd While hs she only route
aodng through tcke and checks Washington tho
shoItes most and all leading
miles aslns ahoa, leo mi shorter than
ARB ny THRoUsH TfcRET FRoM Wheeling
% 59 coluaes 10 So si5 eneinna hoaisvie
ess5s ass 81 sss4 g.
For Frederick and Hsrper Ferry n1arneburg Berkeley Springs
CumeeIiaad sea;ora sPIiag Piedmont Oakland Fatmoust
minor sasona between Baltimore Wbeelng A M
hs .laps and from Baltimore Annapolis etc., see special
~ For fther nforr,aca through tickets apply to Tos
H. PAHsoNs' Agens,at Washington niaNon. :. "
44sass 3,E5l JOHN H. DONE, - 81
l @.z.-.. ,MsstAr Of TrAnspefatiea,i
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:. Asrumor having been eirealated in, New York
that Barnum had been f red coo for bis country
residence by agent OF Santa Anna. the Tsioane re-
marss. -
We think this must be mistake, as s sr-ns ruraos
here Is that Santa Aura Is pegosiaiins nor toe
Pasce for rrs,depcs. with On saSSe
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There are now employed in the Brooklyn
Nayx Yard nearly eishtsfn bundled wotfmsn. all of
whom ars said 10 be Americans. Sam :" has his way
there. 2 i .--f55ss
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= The Little Rock 1ark., True Democrat, of
Tuesday Lass, says
since issue the river has risen some seven or
eight feet but reaeded again, has
wkter the channel Several boats hers
awaiting rise the heavy raus had here extend
ing west further than the Pusy. zts .aEs1 al
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CoMPTBoLLER's oFYIgErl
- City Of New Orleans, May !: laoo
ReSolred That the Gomptrotler be- and he Is hereby
authorized and required give notice. by standing al
verrsementin the official journal that in accordance
With the ninth sectioaof ordinance NO l44z approved
March 30 1854 the Council will pay any Iil agales
Che utty unless contracted under authorty Of en- ofsf
FROM the Conptroilcr with tbe ordistce
referred to-. [signedJ 4. l.. TRACY
5st4. : Presidsut Bosrd Of A ssistant Aldermen.
tSigpedl H.. L. H. PLAgE, Il
u President Board Of AldeaDen.
Approved Aprit2s, 1855 -
-[signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor. y
The attention Of the officers of the city and OF the
public is respectfully called foregoing rssolutoD
{ Jl4 j. : - = s- 80 = o. DE BUYS
myI9 tt Comptroller City Of New orieans:
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=, Police Jail, Second Aistrict. 80 E,
thN7 As brought to the City Police Jal, the negro
w boy ALEGki is 5feet "a inches high has a scar
en- the forehead is abo1t 20 years old Says he belongs
TO Mr. jean jacques Hayde Planter living the Parish
St. John Baptste Toe owner is requested to call and
claim said boy according to law
Il. PLANyHARD Keeper City Police Jail
New Orleans, Sept IL, l655 se12 l5t
MAS surrendered himself to the City Police Jail on
n the 5th inst. the negro boy SAM, is 2 inches
hign has cut the left side of his Says be be-
longs to the estate Of Riyas planter
The agents requested call claim said
slave according to law. -tza
=. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail.
New Orleans. Sent 10, 1855 i sell l5t X
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Second Ilistriot. Pound.

-. = "
M AS brought TO the second District Pound corner
We Of St. Ann and Derbigny streets, as estrays-- =
4 tine bay stud Colt about l21 hands high, reached
1naIls, long black tail with rope the
One Light yellow Cow, branded NJ B the right hip r
on the right thigh, iegbie brand the lett bip left
ear under soped right oped below and top horns
bored, IT, - - s7=ll
one yellow beifer branded the right hip, right
ear sloped and cropped. = Si=7sHs 81. y Tii
One brown and black billy Goat, white face four feet
white. w., s=a IN ~ +s s,ai1a - IL Tf5 : -
hch if not claimed withiuten days and expenses
thereon paid will be sold public at said ou nd
on WEDNEsDAY, the 10Th inst, at 10 O'clock A. Nd.
gr-s = --s AUG. 8. PHELPS,
- 5aa Street Commissioner
New Orleans, Sept, Ia, 1866.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
CoMpTRoLLER,ss OFFICE,
Civ of kAty Drlaa,.s & fi0tIst %. 1850.

-. .5,...5. 5CoMPTRoLLER's, oFFIgE,1
s41''7 City of New Orleans, August Is, 1853.
Resstgfd, That The Guy Complroller be, and he js
hereby requested to be sold aer thirty days
notice in the official journal of the city the negfess
Mary, now copfued IN the City WoIk-hoase, sud-
slave having been forfeited 10 The city, sa sale 70 be
made for cash andsubject 10 the approval ofihe Con-
mon Council. s.-..5 ~ i
~ @[signed] = GERARD STITH,
President pro tenn Board of Assistant Aldermen
y [signedl JOHN CULBERrsoN, --s
7sS- President pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen
Approved Augusta, 1866 So Y tsE
[signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
Notice is hereby given, that on WEDNESDAY The
26th of ptembet next, Will adjudcate for cash. al
The City Work-house, at O'clock tne above slave;
y. DgBUYS,
au23 I'd Comptroller.
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=ss- MsstAr Of Transp pef atiea;i
lc2tf - Baltin1ore and Ohio Railroad, Baltimore

] n RI W EEKLY LINE OF tF.s sssg
III STAGES FROM CLINTON, ,fsssss sssS ssF
CITY on ,hs SEW ORLEANS and JAGksoN RAILROAD z y
There established th Route
leaving Ame City ionday Wednesdsg Friday
rival Train rom Nov Orleans and rsang Gnson
evening clock. RetuTn
Tuesday Thurs ay atutday O'Clock ia hs morning ana
ooana By this rsae will from eleanste cn
the day. This route miles
Stage Tha Stage Roadia over hGnf nndulztg coany
Ing good naaradea AZ hsr ia yet on
Bas transmission OF Papors
this the New Orleans Railroad
Carondeet street and will be to the Rroad eve.y Eonsy
aq Faay Ct o'clock th rains and
The Fare for through pasaengsr from New Orleans nten vial
be Five Dollars It will thus b. that quick
est andss rouse from Clinton TO New oreaps.
as0 " 5,.s l@ii7 E i. II. HEsLRR Amite City,
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Z etc conduit Depot des Epaves du Second Dis
Il trict reneoignure des st. Ann ct Derbgny,
CONNIE epeves- g -
Un etaion bal d'envren Il mains ct deme de fauts la
crnere ooupee la noire ct Tongue aysnt
au cou. 7ts "f' wv '@'9s - 80 2
me yache jaune Clair, etampe la hanrhe droite,
II ia cuiase drote. etatnps inltsibe Ia Iaanche
gauehs Poreiis gauche coupee obi quemant de ssoei
les cornes ,percees, a7
. une Gsnisse jaune, etanpe o la hanche droits ,
PofeiHe droite eoourtee and coupee oblquemept
une Bouc brun ct noire, les quatre peds le fro
blapcs. n q
u les dts aninsux ne sont pas feclames dams dix
ours ct les depenses payees lis Yendes enchera
publaue an dit depot, MERGRBDI, le 26 conrant 10
heures A. A..
AUG. S. PHELPS
Gommissaire des Rues
HonVeiie Orleans, lie ID Sept Is55,szZ sells 20 26
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P0YpRAs nous

p P0YDRAss HOUSE,
No. ls7 Poydras Street, near the Market.
III sHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE 80
L. specifaly inform pnsic generally ha has sEm
candy pireass 4 -h-
apn GOOD ORDER FOR RECEPTION OF tBQARDERs and
The B Boom improved aud Al be
ysppisd with GOOD LIQUORS, end att n.vs md polite
70 servs i Thsre sii also be GOOD LUNCH
som c attention. pfoprieT hopes to recsye
hbsrN share ofpublis patronage = = :, 'Ss''' :
zna9s il John PATTf pror,;ot..
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A LAS! GAS! GaSl GASl--The subscriber
- having obtained the requisite permission from the COM
e that pat m
the and at
nj es s h his stsud the srasa Eonady.
! ENI3HISKY-210 ,obls and half bbls Monon
1 " gahea Rye and Po,srnan Whisky, ios ssie by
@ss 1oss tsH Lands q co, 81 Tehssptqaias u,
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INI EW ORLEANS SLAVE DEPOT, Nos. ca,
ss Baronne and lbf Common s.rsetSlaves 2
reasonable city Particular
lion paid to the sale Negroes Conhis
and othes land VIII aaya haveon hand Mechsnis Fid
Hnying aargs airy houee Iw beae
400 slaves thge wko mpoo other
given when requod Titles undoubted. And will highest
price ncash for sound Negroes, NJ THOMAS FOSTER
nioss Hugely Blar& Cot Al Gsesnuepa Co.;Tuner Wilson
Co.; Parvs GLADDEN. Col Rodd,
T. Donald Co.; Cummings, Stewart d Co. da 6m
T. ELORID A YELLOW PINE LUMBER
YhRDS-The undersigned have, addition
we'll kE1sn established gmasr yards Jaa landing
between ST. Paul. e
tho
Walk Vlere and Robertson
ST. Peter se where they keep constan hand
inch aud wiae dreeed tongued and
Ceiling. 4,GtfEE2sl - FEs ~
and ~ aeh naIrowaud wide dressed ongned grooyea
Yei0w Pine Flooring sisaa-5s = = r. sl
TX M inch, and wide, dresscd square joint Yellow
Dressed Shelving and dressed scaune and
all saes heayy timber Decking and inch
Pine Boards and Rough Lhs,
Pangs ready made Doors and sah Blinds and Moulding always
Orders f Mills Black
Bay West F and cut to sa tbs markets Of Philadelphia
Baltimore York. Boston Key Wss avaca Corpus
Christi other along the Atlantic snd Gulf
odered They prepared to auppy orders for the Engh
hnd other European markets. a7 4-ss r. = ?
Their all neatly piled ahsd and from
apppy constantly hand eusto getting
all times gan article and rssay for sts.
| ,t Corner Cedar and Julia streets, New Basin,
g2tn Corner Robartaon and earondelet Walk Old Basin
| ExCHANaE = 81, 900 on Boston at short
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VOLUME VIII.
THE RIVER AND THE LAKE.

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