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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-21
THE VERY LATEST.

On the eve Of Count Sartiges' departure
Washington the other day, a most important
ration was made by the French Minister ii
versation with distinguished Ex-Governor 0
York. A remark was made that it was hope
impending war in Europe would not in an
affect our commercial relations. Count Sc
replied that he lid not understand how the dii
could be avoided, as he had no doubt, in the /.
OF an European war becoming general, tl
trine of the right of search would be reitl
and enforced. Count Sartiges perhaps refer
the probable policy of England, for be boz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-21

own coasts as almost to be in American
waters. The British ship-ofwar Styx boarded
and searched the American bark w. H. Chandler, of
Providence, R. l., and ten other American merchant
vessels in the harbor of Sagua la Grande The briggs
Wingold S. Thurston, Robert Wing, John Taylor,
Geo. Stockham G. F. O'Bren, Martha Gilchrist.
Eliza Merrithrew, A. A. Chapman, Brownsville
New Era, Samuel Churchman the ships Claren.
don, Grotto, Escort, TroPic Bird and John and AL
John Howe, and the sohoeners Cortez N. B. Dor.
den, Mobile, Marcia Hibeu, and several other YES.
sells sailing under Anerioan colors, amounting in
all to forty.four, were either fired into overhaucd
or searched by British cruisers, within few weeks
upon the assumption that they were engaged in the
slave trade, though in no instance was there any
evidence that they were not employed in regular
commerce
This insolent exercise of the right of search, in
time of peace, on the part of England naturally
provoked very hostile feeling in this country. It
ELECTED warm expression Of opinion in Con-
gress in defence Of the national honor Senators
TOombs and Crittenden spoke boldly and patri
oticaly on the question. Both houses declared in
favor of sustaining the President in any measures
he might undertake for the protection of our
flag and putting stop to the outrages Of the Bri-
nate Committee on Foreign Affairs sent in O report
protesting against the claim of England to search
vessels sailing under the American flag, and de-
cIarinr that resistance to such an act was n nr;n
ciple Of the United States which admitted of M "a
serve or qualification, to be maintained at anv cost
They declared further that our government admit.
ted no right Of visitation far less of search Mean
time the Executive despatched to the Cnlf a
squadron composed of the frigates Water Witch
Arctic, Preble; the steamers Colorado, Fulfon'
Wabash and Despatch; the sloops. ofw war jamestown
and Savannah and the brig Dolphin--thc whole
carrying an armament OF l4l guns-to protect our
merchant vessels from the assaults Of the British
cruisers
Mr. Cass opened a correspondence with Lord
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-21

sR-*
appears me- SIR that in asking the attention Of his
Treaty, with view TO it's reconsideration request
ing nothing the part of the United States Inconsistent
course Of the discussions upon this treaty preparatory
to the arrangement Of its provisions England has asserted
the pretenson she now asserts, as necessary
that France would not have signed it without guarding
against this impending difficulty. The views of Eogland
have become known since the signature Of the treaty but
fortunately before its rst ,atlon. And this change Of cir
cumstances may well justify the French government 10
in,erposns such remedy as \ may think is demanded
by the grave interests involved in this question
laval myself, &c,
[Private.]
PARIS, Feb 20, 1872
Hon DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary Of State, washington:
As wrote you in my confidential letter Of the 18th inst,
s until On sought a S
him; after his detention at the Chamber Of Deputies be
could not see but appointed the next day Friday
an interview l. however, delivered my letter. agreea
bly, TO the previous understanding, that day being
the 18th, and the period fixed for the exchange
have been inconsistent with the object had in view
On Friday, however, called upon him, and we had
very fun conversation upon the whole affair: he told
declaraton did not think proper 70 put him any ques
ton respecting IT, He told me- Also that my letter would
suppose the matter will be discussed and definite
step adopted '''
The step adopted was the refusal of the Cham
bers to raty the treaty. and the project of England
was thus far defeated
THE AsHBURTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF sEAMpN
OUT OF NEUTRAL VESSELS.
The long disputed contest about the North
eastern boundary line between the United States
and the British Possessions, which caused so much
trouble with the people of Maine and Massachu.
sets, was definitely settled by treaty signed by
Daniel Webster, Secretary of State, and Lord Ash
burton, British Plenipotentiary on the 9th August
ls42 This treaty, commonly known as the Ash
burton treaty, embraced two other subjects besides
the boundary question, namey-the suppression Of
the African slave trade in accordance with the 10th
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-01
RAN AWAY WITH AN INDIAN.-The Boston Heralf
has the following:

RAN AWAY WITH AN INDIAN.-The Boston Herald
has the following:
The young Hawaha who eloped with the fair
daughter of respected citizen of Dorchester has
been heard of by the father of the girl who with he
friends and neighhors, has been searching and tae
graphing constantly since the infatuated girl disan-
penred. The romantic young lady who was 50
anxious to become the bride of redskn was a ~
tending school in this city, and Thursday morning
last she procured five dollars of her father to mr.
chase books with. She also lett home at an unusuallv
early hour in order, as she said, to make her pur
chases before the morning session. as she would
otherwise be obliged to transact the business at tho
noon recess, and thus be pepriyed of her dinner at
home.
Nothing was suspected, and she came into town
early where she met her Indian lover and the twain
started upon the cars from the Worcester depot They
proceeded to Warren, a few miles from West Brook.
field where the aboriginal has two brothers residing.
about six miles from the railroad. It was at first
supposed that the illassored pair had gone to War.
rem, and o messenger was dispatched thither last
Thursday but he could find no trace Of the fugitves.
The telegraph was then put in requsition, and mes
sages dispatched to all the railroad depots within
a hundred miles, At length it was ascertained, Sat.
urday afternoon, that they had alighted at Warren
and to-day something will be done about it.
The father of the girl is much esteemed by his &C.
quantances, aud great deal of sympathy is ex-
pressed for him. The girl is said to have been always
correct in her department, and has the regard of
all who knew her. She was courted by young
merchant in this city 1t is probable that the roman.
tic descriptions of the Indians which our noveliss
and poets have INDUCED in have SO operated upon the
poor girls Imagination that she was easily fascinated
by the cunning young redskin, who has been living
in tents with his brethren in Dorchester and Quincy
for several weeks past. She will probably repent bit
srly that she was charmed by spspicturesque up
@y copperface to leave the comforts Of civilized
home.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-01


The SAN JUAN AFFA1R-The following dispatch
of the 25h ut. from Washington is rather more full
than one we published few days ago on the same
subject:
Col. Rankin, formerly of Philadelphia the Register
Of the Land office at Olympia, Washington Territory,
has arrived here from the Island of San Juan, He
reports that if the intentions of Governor Douglass
had been carried out, there would have been a COLI
sion between British and American forces as her
British Majestys ships the Satellite and Pumper, had
orders from him to fire; but Admiral Bayne oppor.
timely arrived and superseded him in command of
the English ships of war, five in number The origi.
nal misunderstanding was with the Hudson Bay
Company, the interests of which were represented
by Governor Douglass. The Island of San Juan had
been in the occupancy of the Americans for at least
eighteen months, nobody seeming to question their
and treated in all respects es belonging to Washing
ton Territory 1t was not until Gen. Harvey applied,
and was informed by the Boundary Commissioners
that our title to the island was clear and certain
that be dispatched troops thther at the earnest re-
quest of the lesidenta who claimed protection from
British aggression, and especially from the predatory
incursoGs of northern Indians, who had even taken
and held possession of lighthouse for two DAYS,
and against whom private expeditions had been re.
peatedy sent to chastise them.
Col. Rankin says the people Of Washington Terri.
tory and the Pacific States are unanimous for our
retention of the Island and such is their enthusiasm
that, if the United States troops should be directed
to vacate it, private parties, in formidable numbers
would Immediately occupy that important position
and not surrender without severe struggle
1t may not be generally known that this govern
ment has recently confirmed bluff of land contain
ing 5000 acres for military reservation, if anything
even situated farther north than San Juan.
But it is not supposed in this city that our troops
will be withdrawn this would be considered as an
admission that our title is clearly disputable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-01

CLARET-lO0O cases Keepers Msrgaux and St. Julien
" landing exshp Moses from Bordeaux for sale by
&. WOLFF,
anq Corner OF Gravier and Ne v Lsvas Sta
T OST-A MOTIF DATED 24th FEBRUARY 1880
- signed by j. Price in favor of Hiram Anderson and en-
dorsed by John b. Murphy, the of SOB drawing
per cent interest transferred Robert s. Carson
Any leaving said Note the office Of Chief Of Police
will receive Five Dollars Reward.
au1 r. 8. CARSON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-01
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
--r-v, NEW ORLEANS, jack
8 SON AND GREAT NORTHERN

r.,
The damage 70 this road by been
the steamboats, Lake beer ain
continued Passenger trains and The 7 NJ
September l59 will eave the depot Of Company corner
o. Gsops ..d MaSno. streets At ~ minutes O'Clock,
New Orleans at 9O n tho morning 80 Ia the evening
daily, Sundays included. " 5'
Notice will DO given In few days OF the date on vbich
freight trains vii rus and from depot freight
ofore the warehouse the bank OF the Nav. canal
between Liberty aud Howard Streets until O'Clock in hs az
tenoon sent by Pass Man bac thanca @
line by +. gular freight trail Q. ' ' ny ''s
No freight will be unless consgned tn na,t,s
ing at the established on tho Inc Of road or ia caa
SECTIONS, - $3.50 VI Ao''a Vi iss SeH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-01
THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
DALLEY'sln1AGICALP PAIN EXTRACTOR.
THERE Is NOTHING LIKE IT,

How much pain and suherng-nay life itsef-nay be
saved by having supply of Dalleys Magical Ex.
ractor hand In Of sudden accidents wounds
burns scas spain and children
constantly ubeche action Extractor is ever
the FaRiies should be without directions
each box. The always signed HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer. upon steel engraved LABEL
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has now bees In thirty there hardly per-
but what has heard Of it, and family used
that could be induced be without In case
of sudden accident Where used Is to become
standard remedy because has equal curing bp-a.
scads cuts wounds and bruises fever piles all
other nfamatsry and cutaneous Diseases where the parts
tected can be reached.
AwoRD TO FAMILIES.
When yoH look around you think there
nothing wanting children all playful smiling and
everything orebodes comfort and happiness suddenly Of
the dear young falls and deep cut the result
cdent Yen look for relief you find
OF Dalleys Magical Pain Exracorths the whole trou.
oe Remember and always have hand Iustan. relief
will be hand.
pALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Wal subdue the pain and Inflammation from the severert
purns or bcad in from twenty minutes
without scar and eectuay fever sore piles salt rhsur
ihnammaory rheuna and nha1ned eyes, cuts wounds
orulses old sores scsld head bunons spran.
dwellings, feons chillbss bites insects sore n,pex n,
sweed or broken breasts and all nAamaory and cu
aneous diseases wherethe affected be resched
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale snd retail by
J. WRIGHT Il CO.,
n AID Isl Chartres street
Sole agents Southern States and to whom nj,
should be addressed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-01

s 49,: :. 5 ~
IfAGts xrangsueats. Il ssaasetsn with Htsaships and
TAKAPAA. "
Frssk rsss,sa RvHRY BAY At u. B.rr. Issd.r feet
hS,s.rs s~ss for SABInE PASS GALVESTON I'D
snps 70. Texas leaving TkI WEEKLY an1 he Beats fer At
hkapAs DAILY, o. arrival Of the cars.
Fsf rscsvi1E Ard promptly Transporting LIVE STOCK,
nsrs are ct srasAsar s s.ps and convenient
lNaURANCE TO TEXAS oNe-EIaHTH PER CENT,
AID to AuAkspas THREE-EIGHTH5 PER CENT. LESS
than ~ any other rsstes.
Throush bihs u adsg Eivsn at the Lsvss Once Gem
pany A. B. sEGER,
an22 In vics-PresideRt and SUPP rintondent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-01

uhdrsA Mres old a.d under those thres
fsllfara.
Family tickets PACKAGES twenty-five can be had At the
eoe Of tho Master of transportation opposjte
lafayette ssu.rs Persons whs reside In the city
dused rate,
Tbs CepAay prepared to forward Coed, and Pack
agss Of e finAs plsoe with which they have
Non, fscsvnx and tia In Of As city,
BENTLEY d. HASkLL,
Chisf Engineer and aea,l gapt
T. .. W1LLIAM1,
sel0 NastAf Of TranspoftsNoa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-01

MURDER IN Mlss1ss1prI-A difficulty occurred
some time last week at Enterprise, Mississippi, be-
tween Mr.. Leroy Graham aud Robert West, in the
course of which the latter inflicted fatal stab upon
the former with knife. He had not been arrested at
last accounts,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-01
1ENT sToRM.-The Paulding (Miss.) Clarion

THE RECENT sToRM.-The Paulding (Miss.) Clarion
of the 2sth says:
Throughout East Mississippi, and as far as heard
from over in Alabama the wind and rain proved
very destructive to the cotton. We have beard in.
eligent planters say that at least onetenth of the
crop, at a fair estimate, is probably destroyed.
Nearly all that was opened was beaten out and
ruined, and the stalks twisted about and broken by
the wind.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-01
YER AND ;AGUE,
oSGOOD's CHoLAGoGUE.
EAT DISCOVERY.

Ample tests both by able practitioners and chemical analy
sis have demonstrated the great vsueof Prof. De Graths
beautiful combination, called
ELECTRIC OIL,
the relief and cure Of PAIN But people are
rendering their verdict in both and
satisfactory More than twenty thousand bottles have been
sold in very short me-a proportion who heard
Tiers recommend it, who had tried it. That it's splendid
discovery everywhere acknowledged and nothing like
WAS ever before prepared.
The only genuine ELECTRIC OIL is Prof. Dearats which
be had at all the respectable Druggists city, and
wholesale and RETAIL at the prorreors prices Agent
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale andlretail, by
J. WRIGHT CO.,
AL Il and Is ChartIes s..est
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-01

For CnIRlouI-PARrING SALuTE-At about 0
o'clock last night, parting salute was fired by the
steamer for Mobile and Chiriqui They are, we be.
eye, headed by young Penn. Bede and, we can truly
say, if there is any fighting to be done they'll do il.
To use trie expression. "they the boys to whip
the devil out of his den" Fifty such men as BedeIl
could whip all Central America. He is one of the
Bowie stripe. Montgomery MAIL 9th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-01

CHAMLE1 =. KELL0. d. H. H.
r. ELL III csa.l .s,:.s s.v.a o:.enas!.s.ss
.n J IkHTH inserted In full q partial ssts vhisf
Uausy ead Osmfotto the Wssrss saanoths sseeiei
los. q. LOGAN. 81 ST. CHARLES srRRET COW
n m,sSn Msrshaat .nd Ass. 70. ! OFsen Ss
Bolts md Washers BY r.. II. Coles Patent MachInsrv
~ !. thousand choice Molasses Barrels for SALE
-. IOa. q. LOGAN
SUUaAM And NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Al. Avn
SUG AIRS, In hogsheads barrels and hsIf h.r
by 1 nav - X "a 81 RT II s41n 9asntitis-,
JET e n a. ~ W,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-01

ACCIDENT ON THE MOBILE AND ONO RAILROAD
The Pauldng (Miss) Clarion of the 2sth says:
The passenger cars on the Mobile and Ohio road
were thrown oil the track near Marion last Thursday
horse had got on the track and was not discovered
by the engineer in time to scare him Off or to stop
the train He was run over and his neck cut off near
the shoulders The cars were thrown from the track
as we have said, but fortunately little damage was
done, except OBTAINING the train about two hours,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-01
eSs. ,~yzxu~-r,, PONTCHARTRAIN RAIL-
&Aa kafs I'm ROAD SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
8lNk E&k@ER&Co Commanding Sunday, May l, 1859:
-pEPARTyRI cARs.-
Rroro City Hrnu, Taka

lOX :. which will be the last regular train.
On Sundays the steam train will axe O'Clock morning
"trip, and loavs the city every hour after IL O'Clock until
O'Clock at night
On aud after Sunday 18th Inst there will b halhou trip
every Sunday from O'Clock until 8.
Extra special trips from Lake night by tho Horse Car
when required. by notifying the Conductor
The Steam Train will stop at Geny Station, when notified
except mail trips and sitter o'clock p n Sundays
each Is cents and conductors have timely notice
a2Nt ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-01


n o.,.. r.-xo,. and D.hvstsa su1ers and rssyse a
the symptoms ans.s which will 10 found
,..,....,.,.
- Exsrtisn, Less
Nro11' Los as
sral Weakness, Hsrrsr 4 Disssss.
WAX Nerves. Trsnb.e DrsaAfA Hsrrss
sfDssta N,sht sv,sss Geld Fss< WaksEalnsss,
Dfnssss Of vhiss' LAaksS' sssessi hANmss f"s
&C.,. n. u.s. r,...,,. :, =. ~ n,,...
es ths sa,a. Ps,,ld co,,tsas.e, and Rrupasa
- de Face PsIs . the Bssk Hssyi.
nsss u TIE Kyelids Frssssatk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-01

NOTICE TO STATE TAx-PAYERS-TuE
IN following is list Of UNP AID TAI BILLS on Real
Estate for the year 1855 which paid my Office to the
st OCTOBER proxmo Alter which time the will be
forfeited to the State for said Taxes.
TEoS. AsKEW,
Collector, First District
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-01
J. WRIGHT & CO.
TYR. WRIGHTs CELEBRATED REJU-
vENATING ELIXIR.
Prepared the srcest Pnopss By Of
the Ablest Chemists Of the Age.

Dr. Wright thinks we'll to stake his professional character
the fact that minerals whatever from the least component
part OF Ingredients In his REJUvENATING ELIXIR
we'll knowing has been enaed the community BY
opium and mercury.
Generally to tho dsbiated, Dr. Wright wssld say,
despair. No matter how down you may bono matter
how weak you matter what the msy
forsaks at whsevo has led depart from Hygsn
principles take his
REJUvENATING ELIXIR,
and will nnd yourself pride instead 0!
the to friends and healthy sonnd and worthy
member Of the whole human family.
For sale By the Propretors,
]. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
and Isl Charles street, New Orleans, La,
Sole Propnetors
And BY Druggists generally throughout the United stass
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-01
WINER's CANADIAN VERmIFUGE,
IMPORTANT MEDICAL INFORMATION

IMPORTANT MEDICAL IMPORTATION.
The late Dr. Chapman OF Phaisphia has laid down
rule that may be suspected in child where there
emacaon and especially weakness of the bowels
led BY discharge and and all medical author.
tiles agree that to work thorough the stomach
must be invgorated we'll the themselves
charged Hners Canadian Vrnqe alfs both these con.
ditons 1t not only expaes the vermcules bat strengthens
the Digestion Increases the solvent Of the gastric uce
and mparts healthy action to the bowels Hence It's cures
are complete and permanent.
THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
Being the receptacle Of greedy sicksxing yet
six out Of every ten children afflicted with
them Why should this be the when there
testimony to that few doses of Wners Canadian
miuge will eradicate the diseased Parents make
established fact and remember that the medicine free from
all deeterious substances.
PAINLESS IN IT'S OPERATION,
Certain In Its results free from all mineral substances and
iayigorang to the system these merits Of WINERs
CANADIAN vERM1FUGE, preparation which eradcasss
class of Internal WORMS with degree dispatch that
ss agreeable as IT Is astonishing.
For sale In New Orleans wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT co, ssle proprietors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-01

MeDONNELL'S RnsTAURANT. h
- 1H C0Dnen street, betWosA lex000A an6 d
re.aest stxsss New Orissaa.
!, This sstablisknsat viii remain spsa lasfne
who're sveryhng the market aRerds befsVn1
me prices nsdsats Tbs well vsnlatsd rosHs make ~,
tAan asy ether similar plaes n the ssy dsSg wan
Esr.iahsA rooms fsrtrausisst Dssrdsra
Families and Oenniasa NsR ~ sunniaA v4<A ver..1
Laqasrs sfsvsry description Atvhslssais pr1cee
.,,1. MCDONNELL KeGKAw,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-01
GOLD FEVER IN PANAMA-The Panama Star an,
Herald of the 18th saws:

GOLD FEVER IN PANAMA.-The Panama Star and
Herald of the 18th says:
Quite fever exists among our population about
gold hunting, and some people have been carrying
out most extraordinary whms in pursuit of the trea.
sure.
One gentleman went to considerable expense in
employing men to dig deep hole during the night
near the Puerta del TERRA, (the entrance on Main
street) having heard from an old woman that trea.
sure was buried there.
A Jamaica man has spent several days in digging
up one of the stalls in stable where he is employed
on the strength Of dream be had but it appears he
commenced filling the hole up again.
Two or three parties have already visited Old Pan
anna to seek gold at the bottem of we'll but the ap
pearance of the water has always discouraged them
and recently magician has undertaken to tell the
precise spots where either raw or manufactured gold
Or silver exists, by the aid of mysterious piece of
matter much in the same way terrier dog would
scent out o rat.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-01

/ INA nnMHlTTfnHDVED meCHESNEY WASH.
ser6er Ordsrs left Apollo street III Nsrsna s.,
H. Assh.ne, Exchange, grocery store
tii % offended to- All Of the public d al;
u1en.s Vii - nos give them IL
IT'D " eiosaeo' u. DA yGHRRTY.
y,-- He. Apnlo straaf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-01
RoRGEs.ExPREss-
TO LAKE SHORE TRAVELLERS.

susserber = prepared do City Express
Win the Mobile and Lake Shore packets on the
osd T.r Raroad having the exclusive privilege Of
Of baggage the ocs James Innes
End Will be promptly attended TO- MO N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-01

Ard qII.-so hbls choice Cincinnati Winter ssr.tned
~ for sale BY 9. KENNEDY 4 Co,
Al 10 Poydras stree<.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-01

- bUHrET HOUsE-cINcINNAr1, OHIO
- JOHNSON. SAUNDERS CO., Prspr,etsss
Having leased the premises for Of years vs drs
our possession - -'~-'" Ss 80
proprietor The s.ding has ssss ezs
house; the BAR stocked chsss Liquors end ss. H.
Table will be supplied with all dscacss 81 De ~
every csnysaieace arranged with view he eosor ~
pleasure Of gussts. - -
faIS Sa