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CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street,
s@ Saturday Evening, Feb. 81 1856
Another active weeks business has been brought close
The resumption Of intercourse with the West
extended to all parts excepting few tributaries
Upper MssissippD which still blocked with ice We do not
pretend to go into an enumeration of many arrivals
steamboats, during the past week describe the
thousands OF tons Of produce which been discharged on
the leyee We have however from day day
general financial Market and observed the effects
ing stocks on the general Of Banks placed as
they are at this present time under great from the
BARK Act and the surveillance Of COMMITTEES of the Ieis
lature with The Board Of Currency
uhaef so sharp aninna versions through
the late report Of the Board Currency and with an implied
ntmaon that the report will be approved by the Legislature
the auaes Of the Banks have enoined
to place the several institutions within The rule prescrsd by
the Board OF Control under the requirements the Bank Act
This resolve has been carried out great extent this week
and caused the daily rejection paper by the most
Banks which would undoubtedly have received with favor
under different circumstances consequently there has been for
the week daily hardening of the general money market and
causing Increased quantities Of short dated paper to
the aud In the hands OF brokers' lenders
to enhance their of and other respects
the which has attended The of the dscopn,
market during the season
To who dc understand the requirements tho Bank
Act Of 1872 the following rule which declared 10 be
fundamental Each Bank shall separate Its capital
paid in from lis loans depos the loans capital
posed Of accommodations personal security mortgage
The loans deposits ani specie representing he paper money
issued by the Banks shah be restricted paper payable full
at acknowledgement paper shall form component part of
specie basis intended the circulation deposits
shall be restricted 10 % days escaaly rapid
osssni in The daily receipts Tha loans and Investments
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

CAMDEN-steamer Persia1l bales Perkins .Sco-
W.ga Allen SrSnEms bales cotton
ya Fespn yea PIP bales cotton
by TS NSSe bales
26 Feowss kcos bales cotton to orders Nelson Eco
1nasews S ssrsns ES &co2 Lane MayiieiG Fc6D
SM Cooper &co-lO II May Sco-l Manlevie & MciIheu
lloyd skins s' OS4 Esn 2na S9S
der--To,al 1912 bales cotton.
Wn M9rri,ons6 hhds bacon to
liquor Grea &co2o nasilva-0s5 J6ls pork is5 Do
ii renton &co2 boxes hwae Priestisy Bein-I d" to
il DIX teoes Sbis whisky Ruk"2 pkg pSse ' to
Cowper0 bbs whisky 10 hhds bacon VOORHEES,, Grgys
casks bacon os9S MpFphy-l7s bgls whisky Kegs baeT
S SS SS 81 @ aS Sss 6 Rs AZ p
81 terces hams to BowersS2O bbls pork Ia bags
i26 sacks 10 bGs -four eggs $50 sacks wheat
John Hurley &ooloD eb our do PORK and sausage 81 kegs
dries to ordor-Totl 3 hhds tobacco
CINCiNSATISeame Henry Fitshugh-lOG bbis pork 100
DO Jose S@I a Scd S LIZ Ss'SSS S%%
Enekinghnmlo0d do beet Voorhss, Griggs &eO les hams
Mahy &coiO9 kegs lard 81 6bls pork - kegs
sS s hides 81" Bn Ss
Bro bates cotton Cleveland Brothers Sco55 do to
johnson &co--2s do to a Kelly &co-sundes
Total l02 bales cotton.
ST LOuIS-SteGmer Edw Walsh-I26 bales cotton 10 John
Williams ScoI do Carroll Prilchard &cO-li believes 10
GeddesST boxes tobacco IS bags feathers Phillips Sco
Il believes Mctpicheou nowel5 do bbs pork do lard
q Schneder56 sacks bran Hewitt Norton Ncolo bellows,
Prestey Benii2 bbls -four kns bntter kegs jars lard
eggs Horfei Gayle Scoi27 bbl> -four 40 do apples dc
cider 100 bb whisky kegs shot q Price Converse co2
sacks do bran John Duly Sco935 bb flour III dc
pork Keep Bard kco-s boxes lead casks lead pipe t
Kenneth Dix Sco6l2 bbs flour 6i9 sacks wheat 10 Ogeby
haealeylls4 do 10 CASTILLO Harrspe-S casks hams 6
Mongomery25 bbls apples Jas Dunhan50 do alcohol II Il
do polaces DaboHa-l4e 6bs -four iSba9(
Is bbls -four johnson ScoO do Is bbs whisky cask
baconJ Marion &co129 do Thompson &Soo2O eGls Hog
bbs whisky VOORHEES, Griggs Seo-6n e6s hogr Peireau,
Brothers-l0O Whiting Sco-2O0 do h II short &cnJc dc
pork bacon Woodruff &coO5 bids pork Thomas
Elder Sco-I02 bb flour II casks bacon 10 Hitchcock Lat
IbgS9 bbls flour do SehrOderl01 bls toGr
James Connolly ScO-sunries orderoal $50 bales cotton
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES j PrnEle-l02 hi 6bls beef to
hyeI2B bbs butter 80 Schmidt Aeiser-
safes Bridgel55 kegs lard IS doz brooms to
Adams-lB mills and frame FogeF &co-i do RoOn
veTlanderI5J boxes Betterton SeO69 keg
butter loJ boxes cheese IL bacon bb sausage hngan,
Bzrstow-a ties hams Massey lSrn-iO ob i1ur 10 Htue
Connoy &coo do to Joseph Lands 6oc-l9 bales cotton
Moon, Titus &eo26 bacon boxes sausage u Il pusOu
oIiS2 hhds bacon Hogan Marphy-6s sack 91S Schned
erO bbs vinegar Rogers, McIulre SChi 10 MalllJi Sol
5 casks baron Thomas Elder &c65 hbIs besi Noafh''
Grggs ScosOO do 25 kegs Lard Tufts HoIart-liS pSgs
furniture Il BrenEoa-is do Bo!eSV 11ls whisky "
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The weekly statement of the Banks made the Board Of
Currency this morning. shows changes during week

will be observed that the coin and the
in deposits amounting nearly three quarters Of mil
lion of dollars there has only expansion in discounts
in gross of $3.50 t= -
The Bank Of Louisiana is steadily working into rule Tho
exchange balances Of the Banks keep well up showing
&c. $50 the time last year. and 81
the 1855 The collection due distant Banks shows
large falling off from last previous years being $685.
s4 against s. 500 last The line of deposits S537
o59 against S 994 time last year. and S2 1872 for
the 1856 The Canal Bank has worked above line $751;
0 but in order to do this the been compelled
to regard the line of discounts which has been reduced the two
last weeks S40eO This is heavy reduction for this
Of the year. The law and rule however imperative.
The in stocks to-day comprise the sale of 100
shares Bank of New Orleans 09 There considerable
inquiry for Union Bank at 1924 but sellers Nothing
doing in bonds.
Exchange New York softer to-day particularly for
sight funds the Banks sold the coute at 81 discount and
two hold at Outside there much desire
better than s discount discount day sight
Al bankers drafts 40 day special purposes %
2 discount; sixty days sight round sums, of bankers bills
at "a discount; commercial bills
2s discount but dealers buying freely the
sales were for remittance.
Sterling of high grade improved shade Clear Al bills
taken at latter for bankers drafts. For in
vestment there small taken at 7s7h Bills
Of adng drafts in limited supply with operations
6a6l65s with fayorte and first class spinner bills at
65s. Francs Small sold 52S4e
521z Paris direct with AL drawers asking higher
The market rules at 5s2795SO Have and Bordeaux and
5305 III Paris direct, with slack supply the market
Condition the Banks this city rte ending Saturday.
1 February q, 1857. IT, -
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IMPORTS.

BRAZos SANTIAGO VIA GALVESTON AND INDIA
NoLA-Stean,shp Administrator specie Cramer
$500 do Paul JnmS2 do to Cabesro Basualdo5I2 do
25OO Sturzennegge Eternod-20 do
Prean CoutwelOOO do Marbury Forster-a38
Phelps-l6UU do r Hebrard &coaO do Peet Sirlms
co7OO do D Grif &co50U do TO Toomon &ro5W do 10
Grant Lewis Pedreauvle Broters bales
A Mltenburger &co-sundries Walsh &co-Pedteauvie
Brothes-J Phelps-EJ Hart &co-Rugey, Blair 6co-WF
neutrality-suspicious. Express
LONDON-ship Rideout-In ballast
HAvRE-Shp Jas Ttcomb-In ballast
BOSTON-Bark Anda-Assorted mdse.
PALERMO-Brg Juia-30O bnnters birthstone 27S5 boxes
oranges 600 do Lemons to order
MESsINA-Bark Monmouth550O boxes oranges 1000 do le
1900 canes bmstone ~ bgs sumac 81 do lberts 81 do
walnuts to Cochran K Hall.
M0BILE-S,eamer Florda49 bales cotton Lloyd Frier
bales Watt Noble Mobeysundres order
Total is bales cotton.
MOBILE-schr R A Baker-400 bbls naual stores to Bills
sey tco.
TCHEFUNCTA-Schr Sylphide-400 bbs sand to + Rub.
TCHEFUNCTA-Schr Jonvlle-0 400 bbs sand to order.
TCHEFUNCTA-Schr Laura-S5 600 bricks TO order.
TCHEFUNCTA-Schr New Plan-25, 900 feet lumber or
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s tered the doad wsRht rho powers granted 10
the Board Of Currency extended full and explicit and
arbitrary Bank Act has been termed should not de-
sire modified that should be dvestsd of any Of
IL, stringent The several Banks future
day such discreet prudent managers to sondncs them
also be taken into consideration that - Of the
banking capital Of the city being onerd OF the psd up
capital Che free banks under sill more onerous sxac
TONS on this amount Of paid capital safe for these
Banks than two millions and quarter OF
dollar. calculating medium They are compelled
to keep the full Of circulation represented in bonds or
equal to coin in the hands Of the sndor This might
with the greatest propey called real nanimae wsishta
real min stoneor the deposits with the auditor
coin has 10 kept vaults at all times to noet this circulation
at the counter Then the PROVISIONS OF the
banking law Of 1858 very stringent in regard TO the move
epts of the Banks gannd under it. requiring onethd OF
IT, c., liabilities to be continually hand in COIN or course
with these restraints and the vgan eye OF the President OF the
of Currency Banks under the greatest restrc
to sd they for the week been compelled to DO worry
and vatchul in their discount line which has been
smother cause increase of short time being thrown
outside for negotiation and discount. .H.g
with all the heavy the Banks the Of
outside much pleasure stating that there
decrease Of seeking Investment and the
supply purchase Of long dated factors and
other securities large and ample absorb all the satisfactory
which appear the market from time time during
but lenders consider themselves bound to obtain
high possible which led to the increase during the
from half cent 1t must not be overlooked
the for enhancement in interest is the
about be collected on capital.
general trade of the city there has not been falling
during the week. the contrary there has been increase
as Is by large dry goods groceries, hardware
clothing fact all branches have witnessed
greatest activity The turning and pilns of
the sidewalks exhibits in degree great in
the purchase Of merchandise from almost section
Southwest. few importers jobbers with
heavy capital would place city the road
its destined eninonce but laying imposts capital will
encourage its coming. We hear day Of though
small in yet being of the State what
this will reach after the has actually demanded
be answered If the suggestions learn carried
those who in the practice of oanng money easily
pei borrowers but those whose capital invested
invested in merchandise in business readily
out the proposed suggestions.
The weekly of the Banks, made the Board
Currency this morning. shows changes during the week
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ARRIVED.

Steamship Atlantic Smith, from Santiago via
to Harris Morgan &co-ls district.
Ship Rideout Morse from London 10th January to master
LIST dist, 49, - :
Ship Jas Tcomb Dean from Havre 9Th January to master
LIST disl, 3d.
British Ship Golden Light Vaughan, from Dublin seth Dec
tomaster-Point
Bark Monmouth Staples, from Messena December 29th
Cochran Il Ha-3d dist.
Bark Anna, Whaler q days from Boston, Bogar
Point.
Brig Julia, - 81 days from Palermo to A F Cochran 4
IIall-Point.
Schr Chrysoe Ackey from BRACES st apo to Gold
~ enbow & Lesparre-Point
Sehr Baker, Smith, days from Mobile to master
Basin
sehr Sylphide, Barbarian, from CoyinGton-Basin.
Sehr Joinville, I.ourey, from Tchefuncta-Basin.
Schr Laura, Perkins, from Covingon--I5asir
Schr New Plan, Gregair, from Tchefuncta-BaSn.
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EXPORTS.

INDIAN0LA VIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mexco--l7t
bbs -four 2O bxs care 10 sugar kettles SO bags coffee 5
bricks, 800 bxs mdse
LIyERPooL-ship Arran--29l0 bales cotton, 1900 slaves.
NEW YoRK-Shp Hannah Crocker-5s bales cotton, sol
rope cuttings 10 pere 80 hds tobacco, 1I5
PIG bb lard lS9 bacon Al do grease "A kgs of butter
bbls nuts, 225O hides, 2i0 bbs -four, 70 pkgs mdse
ANTWERP-shp Aqula-2535 bales cotton 1872 bales and
BAL hhds tobacco. 5000 slaves.
TAMPA BAY-Schr Civility-Goyernmen stores
HAVANA-Schr ] Day-25O ties lard, 10 hhds hams $50
sacks corn 400 empty bbls
HAAANA-Schr A Manchester-334S sacks corn sacks
800 bbs potatoes 10 bbls -four u bbs beef 255 staye %
bbs lard bales OF hay 1000 empty bbls, cornml boxes
mdse.
APALACHICOLA-Sehr Lezze Mezck-2 casks of sides, 7
hhds sugar bbs whisky, q bgs coffee do salt 10 hf auI
bbs molasses Begging u coils bbs -four bbs
pork, casks bacon and sundries.
MOBILESteamer Warren-50 bhls -four 800 sacks corn so
squares states, ~ bbls whisky. 10 crates mdse.
MOBLESchr Invncibe-l2 bbs molasses liz bbls -four,
81 bbls whisky, Is sacks corn 2 pes ron lot furniture
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INSURANCE.

7 HE INSURANCE. -sTABILITY-sECD-
i RITY- PERPEfUfTY;. nMITED STATES Il LIFE Ii IN
AShYlTE FKSS Or
Assets, january LIST, 1856, Sl,421, 6l2 ~.
DIRECTORS HOME BOARD.
A. W. Thompson, Paul b Goddard, D. John Ely
VIM. NJ. Goodwin, James Devereux, Lawrence = ohnspn
Geo Geo; %SHssp ny.v n. Crawford da'"Vu' Insh'h
STEPHEN B GRAWFoRR T., President Ssad;%sn.
PLINY FISK, Secretary and Treasurer.
H4-New Orleans Branch Office No. 48 Camp street,
The underigned General Agent Of the above well known
eatons o insurance white persons and slaves
the and by permission has pleasure in submitting
to his friends and the public the following
W Lstchfords Go, 4. D. Kelly Co, VIM; NJ Perkins,
North Smedes L Co, 3. o. Nelson Co.. b. James
j. Burnside Co.. Jos Mes sanrs, Sahn Aasinn~
Thomas Sloo President Sun Mutual insurance Company,
John Calhoun, President n o. jackson and O. n r r. Co..
j. k. Collins, Thomas Murray, Marx Walton ,..
Pamphlets blank FORMS obtained the Office
R FaoasH RE ss,s NJ Medical Examiners
In attendance d'' E{A 15SH bo%sE
taa1 " No 4S Camp street.
NJOTIGE-THE CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE
~ COMPANY of New Orleans, have this day commenced
operations and prepared to take Fire, arlhe and River
Risks ut lie usual rates,
Geo W. West, r. Hunt
JAS. A. White. MI Musson,
Evnn I Mccall Martin Gordon, Jr,
D. Ja,ni,on, Pauln j. Martini
Antonio Costa, Cesaire Olivier,
Omer Gaillard, John Eaton,
D. Bouligny.
OMER GAILLARD, President.
GEO. W. WEST, Vice President.
Sarre
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sold a. 81 st@si 40 p 100 ms.
PROVISIONS Pork in fair request at firm prices and
noticed sales of 1900 bbls Unexpected Mess at $40 and II
Prime sls y bb OF Bacon $50 casks Sold including
c for Ribbed Sides lie for Clear and &c for Old Shout
dss IS IO for Ribbed Sides and 80 casks about
the Beef of 40 bbs sold at $4 80 for
Mess and $40 Dbl for Prime Lard scarce and
noticed only 100 bbs and erces No Prime
at Is and 1876, and 1870 kegs at i3Ac y b.
COFFEE. The demand still active with sales of $500
bags Rio comprising 400 at el0c so at 1913 4s4 at lO
s427 l0s1Os 200 at II, and 50 Choice Ike q NJ
CANDLES. THE sales Of Star embraced $50 boxes full
weight at 25c and some small lots at Csc u ID.
BAGGING India retailing generally at 1870 y
yard.
TALLoW. .l5O bbls Prime City Rendered sold few
days since At 1876 q b.
WHISKY. The market hmer and an offer of 26c
gallon refused for 100 bbls wiltshire's Rectifed
FREIGHTs.. ship taken for Liverpool at 4Os a HID
for Tobacco.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-23

WONDERFUL Growing STONE. - The Scientific
American publishes o communication from CHILEAN
Beach, formerly Of Auburn, Of Leslie Michigan,
in which he infinitely describes a stone which has
been in his possession for twelve years, and which,
during that time by simple exposure to the air only,
has been performing eats Of progressive character
When be obtained it twelve years ago, it was little
more than half an inch long and three-eighths in
diameter. It has now grown fye-eghths of an inch
long and to half inch in diameter. The most
rous feature of this increase of the stone is not an
equal expansion, but particular emanation from one
side Of the parent stone. n
The stone,n he says, g is the most perfect white
transparent, will cut glass, and increasing in size and
weight with no other food but common air. 4g
He has never yet found person who could tell
what it was,'or give him any explanation as to the
cause of its growth 80 ,# 81. #
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-23

"THE TAIL END An amusing circumstance
occurred last week In the Justice Court at Bos.
ton Justice Cushing On the bench. A plaintiff
appeared to recover grnd-stone and being called to
the witness stand, deposed as follows: !" called on
the defendant for the stone but he refused me- telling
me that before could get it must try the tail end
of the law, and at once brought the matter before
your honor ,. The court looked stern and threaten
ing, spectators snickered, embryo lawyers laughed
behind delicate handkerchiefs, grim officers smiled,
and the witness sat down astonished. s
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r W Adams Marshall, from Louisville
VIM Bagaey, Sinnott from Mobile
Jefferson Railroad.
Iowa Moore fIom Pittsburg.
Pripgle Wilson. from Cincinnati.
Ed Walsh, Wood, from ST Louis.
Henry Pittsburgh, Windsor, from Cincinnati.
VIM Morrison, Botfinger, from Cincinnati
'. Persia. Keeling from Ounchia River.
Milton Re, Hall from Bayou MACON.
Col Edwards, Smith, from Carolina Bluffs
Bayou Belle, Walker, from Camden.
Flying Cloud Phillips, from st Louis
Julia Hicks from Ouachita River.
Union Harvey. from Grand River
Woodford, Mather from Louisville
Nashville, Bellsnyder from Nashville.
Queen City Neal, from Cincinnati.
Florida HuehiDgs from Mobile.
Ingomar, McDonough, from Memphis.
Lecomte Johnson from Shreveport
Laurel Hill, Hooper from Bayou Sara.
Brown from the passes-towed
lit inst, ships Serampoye Dictator bark
Old Hickory-brought up slip Golden Light.
Towboe Junius Beebe Andrews from the
and 18th inst ships Mrquette and Quebec and brig
Mary Eizabsti-brought up bark Monmouth.
Towboat Phoenix, Crowe from the Passes-owed and
70 sea 18th inst ships Tnor, Mississippi schooner oven
Mhnuelia und I.oonos-brought up ship Martha hdeout,
jas Tcomb, bark Bnna and brig Julia.
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S24,@7,l3l
Commercial Intelligence.


The drain upon the Bank of England for gold 10 be sent to the
continent, of silver purchases fer the East is be-
coming very heavy and will be extended scale under
influence The from the East yesterday. The whole
gold taken from the Bank Of England upwards
of EiO0D0, instead of ESQ 600 and from all than be
gathered the prece tola probably SO This makes
large of bullion when conjunction
Withdrawals of the last few days ind the drain has
it becomes Of Importance for almost
determines the the question whether the bank rate oil dis
count is to be put up -. 49,.
LIrERPooL, Jan. 81 1851.
CorroS.-On Saturday speculative inquiry was mani
Tested and advance of l6GS ID generally rea
liked Yesterday sales reached 10000 bales al full nud
to-day there is steady market Sales 1900 bales In Man
there is change TO notice. Mddhng Orleans ad
Mobile, Tssd. Upland, 11sd,
Notwithstanding very dull report from Mark Lane yeser
tn.days market good attendance OF buyers,
many them ners from distance who came with The
buying rather lower rates. but left disappointed
there however better in the trade In wheat ait
consmptve done hut cannot alter quota
toRs, which Friday. Flour slow, and
in the absence Of sales quotations continue nominal Indian
small emand mixed freely offered at S3s 3D. per
quarter in store without finding buyers.
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MEMORANDA.

MFzJ- The R Adams, from louisville her trip to this
port the bank during fog when Grand Lake
tanning such damage render necessary discharge the
greater portion of her cargo The freight discharged will be
brought by the Powell, which due here
to-day The Adams has gone the Dry Dock
pair damages
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gs6 Orleans 9ailu Gr,sf,nt.
The Phantom.
BY BAYAap TAYLOR.

i f Fl 4 ri
ArainsI sit within the mansion, ~ %
Z Id the old familiar seat
And shade and sunshine chase each other
Ger the carpet at my feet
Bat the sweet briar's arms wrestled upward Al
IN the summers that are past.
Ana the willow trails its branches lower
Than when saw them last.
They strive to shut the sunshine wholly
From out the haunted room;
TO 1.-THE house that once was joyful,
With silence and with gloom.
And many kind, remembered faces
Within the doorway come
y Voices that awake the sweetest music
Of one that now is dumb.
They sing in tones as glad as ever,
The song she loved to hear;
They braid the rose in summer garlands,
Whose flowers were dear to her.
And still her footsteps in the passage,
Her bushes at the door, ~
{ Her timid words Of maiden welcome,
Come back to me once more.
And all forgetfuI Of my SORROW,
Unmindfui of my pain, tif
I think that she has but merely left me,
And soon will come again.
She stays without, perchance, a moment,
To dress her dark brown hair
hear the rustic of her garments-
Her light step on the stair! iss
O Huttering heart control thy tumult,
Lest eyes profane should see
NV cheeks betray the rush OF rapture
Her coming brings to me IL
She tarries long but ID ! a whisper 5f
Beyond the open door,
And gliding through the quiet sunshine
A shadow on the floor
All! It'd the whispering pine that calls me,
The Vine, whose shadow strays f4#a
And.my patient heart mnst still await her,
Nor chide her long delays. .
But my heart Crews sick with weary waiting,
sAs many d time before; ss.3.s r.
Her foot is ever at the threshold,
Yet never passes Ger.
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PIErY" SAL cried girl looking out OF the up
per story window Of small grocery, and addressing
another girl who was trying to enter at the front
door, 6 we've all been converted; so when you want
milk on Sundays you will have TO come in the back
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An i OMNIBUS sosa.-ArrrR BARRY coRsvAII.

Ride! who rides
In a bus that taketh twelve inside?
All! who is that lady fine.
That falls on this lap of mine2
Al lady is she,
AS big as three,
prefer her room to her company.
Smoke who smokes,
To the great annoyance of other folks?
Ali who IL this snob so fine
A gent sirs a gent
He comes with the nexious scent
OF tobacco, beer and wine -
Far better that he
On the roof shonld be,
prefer his room to his company.
"a EBnrton's Bulletin,