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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19
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NEW YoRK, Dec. 18.-The steamship Etna, with
Liverpool dates via Queenstown to the 9TH inst,
arrived at her dock to-day.
James Hewitt & Co. say considerable uneasiness
is felt in commercial circles from the fear that the
American panic will cause larger shipments Of
gold than was at first anticipated, and thus finally
damage financial matters in England. In conse-
quence of this every description of American pro-
duce was beginning to be unfayorably affected.
The quantity Of cotton known to be at sea on
Saturday, the lst inst, was 100000 bales against
100000 at the corresponding period last year.
The same correspondents report Flour dull and
prices Cd. lower.
Wheat had declined Id. to I'd, and the market
maintained dull aspect.
Indian Corn had experienced a decline Of Cd.
The trade at Manchester, both for manufactured
goods and yarns was generally unchanged.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19
Hotel Arrivals Yesterday.

ST. CHARLES HoTEL.-M Lyon, Clinton; Joseph
Pegram, Ala; V Young, Texas; W Campbell,
NJ " Lewis, Ark; j Phillips, Tenn; W Fl Chamber
lain, Mo; l. Collins, Jno Marston, La; A Har-
ris, Miss Harris, N Y Captain French, Mass; A
Ventress Jr, Yentress, ] L Cole, S S Harvard
NJ G Ellerhee, Thos A Jackson, La; ] NJ Craig,
stoner, Ky; j Il Boyian, N &; @ Wm si BoSian. B
@; W & Boylan, Tenn; DR. Knox and family, Cal;
Q Fl Prince, Ala; Stewart Ind; E Blanch
Texas; Benz Trenton, Tenn; P Griffin + Fl Quit
man, La DR. Boykin and lady, I L Boykin, S g ;
E Talbot Texas; Crozier, La.
ST. JAMES HoTEL.-Rey Jos Dingers M Courny
Miss; Jos 0'Neil and wife, Mo- VIM A Cheek, A
Thomhill, Miss; Fl I Wells, G W Cox, city r Mar
ras, J Q Knighton, NJ 0yerstreet, f Galishie and
lady, Miss MIS- J g BayneG e. and d, son, Ark Hull,
city; D G Carter Ala; G B Adams, Texas.
Sr. LOUIS HoTEL.-J A Gandet, La /; L NJ Abbey
D Shannon, city; And Robinson, La E H CARL, N
o; Yarr, J Fitzgerald, river; DR. J Taylor,
! 9 Lettell. I Lenonn, Y Farmer, 4 Hqlcombe,
Memphis ] Baker, Mrs Vigus, NJ Fl Darius, ] L
White, La
C1TY HorEL.-C A Dunn, La; Prenstt, A W
Spaight, p Norboe, J Smart, w Goodron, G G
Goppedge, VIM W Dawson, Texas; NJ Levy, La;
II MatZdofh Texas; Thos Burns, Miss; M L
Bankston. Texas; D L Murray, Ga; 7 L Murray
Miss; w Mcafichael j j Murray, Ga; Jos Meis,
La; 3 Trowbridge, Texas; Barnes, Mo; NJ A
Baker, VIM NJ D Anderson, city; Hart, Tenn; L
Hart, Hardy. R R Sharkey, W ] Brent
Jurinpseed, Miss; D A Herring, Franklin; & l.
LONE, w LONE, W A Cheek, A Thornhill, L
Brown, II Mullins, Z McLane, Jas Robinson,
Miss; B Boyd, Texas; P L Marsales, I w Strat.
ton, pr $ Clark, H Meek, Miss; R Young,
la; VIM Howard, 7 H Trent, J Jones, Md Mrs L
D Carter, La; Fl Burton. Ala; A c Daniel, Miss; /;
Il Thomas, Jr, N o. Jno S Wilson, Mo; N Bev-
ans, G miller, city =; NJ B Hand, La; B Hand,
Miss; Jno Wood, city; A j Fulmer, Pa; j Mead
ory, Miss; Dupont, Ky; W A Parker, Texas; S
Mullins, Miss; @ a Damn, La /; j W Willoughby,
Miss; o A Daniel, Texas.
YgRAEDA HoTEL.--J r Fore, Miss Carraway
La; J Gnllett, Jno Beech, Tenn; L Graham
and lady, M Y; J Huber, Ark; j Mills, La; a
Rathburn, Miss; ] Flearni and lady, Ark; ] But
terwotth, Texas; Mrs WV Wilson, Miss Mary VIII
son, Miss Carrie Wilson, Master Wm Wilson, Mas
ter Harry Wilson, Pittsburg; G Tryon, Briton,
Texasi Longworth, Ark; A G Brown Miss; D
Bross, Chicago
&a-pr. Charles E. Kelis, Dentist, No. I52
Canal street. between oacndee and Baronne New Dreams
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19

FROM JAMAICA AND CABTHAGENA.-We have ad-
vices from Kingston, Jamaica, to the 1st inst. The
Legislature met on the Sth ult., when the new AS.
semby organized, with Dr. G. McLarty Morales as
Speaker, for the third time. On the following day
the Ministry announced their resignation, and about
two weeks after new Ministry was appointed 4
bill for taking the census Of the inhabitants was
before the Assembly, with every prospect of pass
ing. The trial of the chief mate Paul for the muir
der Of Capt Burton, of the American bark Alva-
rado, in Kingston harbor, commenced before the
Chief Justice, at the Kingston District Court, on
the goth ult and was concluded on the 22d, when
the jury without hearing counsel for the defense
returned verdict of not guilty. Consequently
this atrocious murder remains deep mystery.
The ''revivalsn continued in full blast in Cornwall
county. The yellow fever had considerably mod
Grated. The Kingston journal of the 10Th ult.,
says: By the arrival of the steamer Pantaganet we
learn that the civil war in Carthagena has broken
out afresh and with renewed vigor. At the time
the steamer left fighting was going on, and such
was the anarchy reigning that the British subjects
among them the Consul-had to take refuge on
board her Maiesty's steamer Cadmus, which was
lying in port at the time. The fighting was chiefly
in ambush, and great many were killed and
wounded.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19
Arrival of the star Of the west.

The U. S. mail steamship Star of the West,
Capt Griffin, left New York December 9th,
arrived at Havana 18th inst, left Hayana 18th
inst. at 4 P NJ, and crossed the bar at p NJ.
on the 18th inst On account Of the supposed
superiority lin point of fectness) of the Habana,
no news matter was sent on board the Star of the
West by the Spanish papers, as the Habana was to
leave at the same time. Our regular commercial
correspondence will be found in another column.
The Star of the West brings the following passen-
gers:
From Eo ror1 Mrs Herman, Capt Harris Miss E. Harris,
French Capt Furnis capt Church, Capt Barnes Henry
Grote X Haguin and four children Mrs Langaw Mrs Gin
der and son. II Mitchell H. St4pIeton.
From BaeaNa-.f. b. d. Norris, r. Montgomery Charles
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19

HORRIBLE AFFRAr-A Nohe,, Killed By her Son
most distressing affair occurred few days ago
at the house of James Neshit, in Green township
Mercer county, Penn. 1t appears that some years
ago brother of Mr.. N. became insane while at
tending college at Westminster, and was sent to
the asylum for treatment. He remained there un-
til last summer, when, under the belief that he
would be better at home, he was removed to his
brothers house, On Thursday last Mrs. Nesbit
undertook to correct of the children, which so
incensed the young man that he chased her out of
the house. She ran to a neighbor's for assistance,
and during her absence the lunatie attacked his
mother with chair, beating the old lady to such
an extent that almost instant death ensued. The
murderer was secured, and will no doubt be return
ed to the asylum where he will receive that treat
ment which his case calls for.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19
vV'iU the South Stand FIrns
TO HERzIN INTERESTS

TO HER INTERESTS
Or will she do she has heretofore donesusan the North
by buying all her Yankee traps the shape of MACHINERY
MILLS, etc.. that GENES along?
This is question of Importance the undersigned
who has spent the part his life energies conduct
ing Southern mandatory, and perfecng the best Corn
FIGURING Mill that ever turned
This Mill took the Premium in Gotham the best North.
ern manufactured MILL of than double the sze which
Premium be No. IS ST. Charles street, these
celebrated Mills for sale.
n29 2pjaI WILLIS L. COLEMAN.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19
--latest French Styles.
HATS AND CAPS,
FOR
GENTLEMEN, YOUTHS AND BOYS
HATS AND CAPS,
F1QUET Sc BoUvET,

FIQUET Sc BoUvET,
12.....,........... CAMP STREET .,..
aUnder the City Hotell
Have opened an ENTIRE NEW STOCK of the above named
Goods which they have imported DIRECT FROM PARIS
It consists part of Gents six and Far Dress BUSINESS
and TRAVELLING HATS and CAPS; Youths, Boys and
children's znUAyE and eHAssEuR CARS and FANCY
VELVET CAPS of every variety.
N. B.-M1LITARY eAPs of every description MADE TO
ORDER in any quantity.
Gcndemeu's FINE DRESS HATS also manufactured to
order with dispatch and promptnde. n26 2psmeod
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19
Coal 6pil lamps /!
OIL AND LAMP EMPoRIUM,
JUST RECEIVED,

NO. bGHARIhES bIhEEis
Per steamers Benye and Empire City by far the largest
and most magnificent stock OF KEROSENE OR COAL OIL
LAMPS yet imported into the Southern States embracing
all the newest richest and desirable patterns OF fAo
HAIL, SUSPENSION and STAND LAMPS, manutacturedin In
this country Bohemia rendeng Is
VT large other in this city, equal in every
respect to any in tho United States At UNPRECEDENfEDLY
LOW PRICES, while unequaed facilities for obtain
ing goods direct from manufacturers enable not only TO
Offer purchasers much prices than any other establish
en can but also the advantage or selecting from assort
Lamps ucompeaby superior other in the South
and the only complete ono in this city.
Also hand an immense supply of all the best
KEROSENE, PARAFINE and COAL OILS
made III this country together with Paahne Candles Solar
Lard OIL Fluid Gamphenc Lamps unequaled Sugar House
and Plantation lanterns everything appeainng 20 the
Lamp on trade for sale wholesale and retail at the lowest
prices, at 1.,.,.,,,,,,,
Sole egrncy the Unyaled Great Kanawha and
Virginia Paraane Illuminating Oils and the cryscne Coal
II. G. COVERT,
dI7 2ntf Successor TO Arcmon nill.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19
sespeHE n. Taylor,
IMPORTER OF FINE oLp WINE, LIQUORS, ETC.
~ -, L.. L, .-...r -.

IMPORTER OF FINE Old WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
ID and IS Royal street,
Has in large supply Of the celebrated CREME DE
BoUzY ACNE quarts and pn also, other brands
VII: CHARLES HEfDsETCK PIPER HEIDsEICK, PAR
MENTIER and other brands of inferior quality have
large assortment of the best Old Sheries such AMoNTIL
LADo, TOPAZ SIERRA, GOLDEN. DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR RIES-lS3S-S0uTHSIDE MADEIRA Of
direct mportaon other Maderas OF lower grade Superior
Old London Dry Dock PORT and other Ports less grade
The celebrated sAZARAC BRANDIEs-Yintage 1875, 17aS
1902 and lS15a large supply always hand All grades of
GLARET and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood WIIIs-
KYs-Scoeh and Irish Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat Whis
kys. SCOTCH ALE and PORTER, in pints quarts COR
DIAI etc. My usual assortment of the best WINES, which
will be sold reasonable any other house the city
SEWELL I. TAYLOR.
6 Of 2ptf Nos Is and is Royal street.
AS to the above Bandes Sherries Madeiras Ports Cham
pagnes satisfied house in the city produce good
better the prices Any house dozen Of
each named wines they produce better at the price
two prices II they cannot The Judges be dntereed
parties the good with anything in the
ratio.
MIG 2psf SEWELL I. TAYLOR.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19
Total exports.

II those one hundred thousand bales which were
going direct to Liverpool from Memphis are not
burned up, it will be late in the season before more
than two good-szed ship loads reach that port. 1t
Is now near Christmas. and 4l3s bales have been
forwarded, and when the account sales are return
ed, as cash due at the end of one hundred days
after saes the nett returns will be far below what
the cotton would have produced in this market
New Orleans. The Liverpool folks, the Manchester
spinneFs, the brokers, have not yet adopted the
system of advancing on crops to grow, and year
or two will be ample time to convince the planters
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19
raLeoaapaeo TO The sew ORLEANS osssoss7
LATEST EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
:FFEcT Of THE AMERICAN PANIC IN ENGLAND.

ARRIVAL OF THE ETNA AT NEW YORK
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19
Diseases of the 1nroat a,aes Eas,ags

Dr. G. p. CRANES system Of treating MI diseases ef the
THROAT and LUNGS by inhalation of Electro Chemical and
Medical Yapors in connection with Constitutional Remedies, is
well known be the only reliable and rational process
NEVER FAILING OF EXPECTING A CURE,
Even those extreme and desperate cases. which bid defiance
to the ordinary rules of practice.
Dr. G. has also established Permanent Office and Institute
the of all Chronic Disease by means of
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY AND
ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS.
From three to five applications will
ENTIRELY REMOVE ALL MINERALS
AND FOREIGN SUBSTANCES
FROM THE SYSTEM,
And alleviate all those maades which result the pres
of .a5 .q
MERCURY, LEAD, ANTIMoNY,
RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS, ETC.
Office and Residence late No. lag No. 1876 ST JOSEPH
STREET between Camp and 81. Charles streets.
n19 2pMoWeSat&Wt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19

REp HEADS IN THE AsoENpENT-Th New York
Sunday Times says that red heads are the latest
"agony in the Fifth Avenue in that city. SO
obstinate has the fancy become that short time
since lady in Fifth Avenue gave a party AT
which only gentlemen with hair of the prevailing
shades were invited, As one after another Of ths
male guests arrived, The effect produced became
very curious. The majority rejoieea in brilliant
flaming topknots, which fairly Illuminated The room,
but all the different tints were exhibited from the
bright auburn and golden chestnutn (Which
some ladies particularly afecD TO the pale reddish
brown and delicate laxen.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19
TALK ON CHANGE,

The good feeling which we alluded to as prevail.
ing on the flags, following the opening of business
on Monday, continued yesterday. There were
some complaints that factors were feeling their
oats, asking higher prices for cotton, partially
Withholding their stocks, and some buyers com
planned of being forced to haul off; not to repair
damages, however, but to consider on the last in
telligence received, take in fresh supply of am
muation, which means, it is supposed sell en-
change, engage freight and return to the contest.
There was some inquiry about the million of dol
lars (f20o,000 sterling) to be received by the
steamer Of the 8th 1t the received opinion that
the Europa only brought about f25 900, which was
about the sum expected.
There was a good deal of talk about the South
Carolina Convention. It is no use to be talking
about that it will come out well enough without
waiting for the stragglers and quasi submssionists
the c6operatonists. 1t is difficult to pass along
our flags without talking of the crisis the political
crisis.
The talk in regard to the King is, however, up
permost The receipts at all the ports show a
great falling off, approxmating $50, 600 bales less
than last year. The decrease of Upands at Charles
ton up to the 18th instant against last year for the
same time is 6S,009 bales; at Savannah 6s $40.
lHe uineEence Ill sea lSlaluS at the TWO ports Is
tr1ing, only 25 bales.
The movements in the Memphis market for the
last week, up to the 10Th instant, were according
to the annexed paragraph from the Memphis Bull
letin of the l7th
The exports of cotton from this city to Liverpool
during the present season, have been 4l3S bales,
and but fer the depression in trade, would have
been much larger.
The exports from this city last week have been
S101 haIeS as faIowe.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19

A little daughter of Robert Maddox was so
frightened recently at Mt. CARMEL Ind, after pull
ing the faucet out of barrel of cider, that she
died from her terror
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19

A PAIR OF FUGITIVE Lovers ARREsTBD.--Mr-
Thomas Evans recently eioped from Denver wiGEe
an actress who IS known in theatrical parlance as
I'M lie Haydee,' but whose ordinary designation
Is hose Y Makely. The ruuaways were pursued by
Sheriff Wynkoop, and overtaken on the road 10 The
states and compelled to return. The parents Of
the GIRL who were in the mountains at the time OF
the occurrence, are now in Denver, and it was ax-
pected that they would make complaint against
Evans and lie would be tried for abduction.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19

ANOTHER invoice of those fine china ornaments
have bsen opened. and viii IL hi. moracg hy zsrtr
Landry Ser in and view them They are beautiful 0ts
ulelIa and useful
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19

LET THEN LOOK TO ms EAas.-A Washington
correspondent of the Boston Traveller says:
Senator Wigfall, of Texas, is here again Gen.
Wilson seems to have the honor OF his especial re-
gard. lie remarked at tue White House lately
that if Wilson venates any of his insolenea MS
session, shall ent his cars an close To his heaa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19

Mr.. Cobb went dut OF The Treasury as soon ms he
had exhausted titus as fat maggot erawts ora
ef nutshell when he has de4cnred The kernel
Z tlh
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19
Arrival of the Orizaba.

The steamship 0rizaba, q. Place, commander,
from Indianoa and Galveston to New Orleans via
Berwicks Bay, 18th inst, brings the following
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19

B4-pr. Charles e. Kelis, Dentist, No. I52
Canal street between carondele Baronne New Dreams
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19

SENTENCE FOR KILLING HIS Two DAusHTsRs.
Mortimer s. Videtto, Of Bridgeport, Conn, has
been sentenced to confinement in the State Prison
for life, for the murder Of his two daughters
Phebe Ann, aged Is years, and Lucy A., aged IL
years-on the 9Th Of October last Videtto il about
40 years Of age. AT the time of committing tho
double murder he was very poor, and had jnst been
thrown out Of work; his wife had deserted him.
and he was in a gloomy and detected frame Of
mind, with a hereditary tendency to insanity On
the night Of October s, while his two girls were
quietly sleeping he wentto theirroom and smashed
in their skulls with heavy hammer, and then
made an unsuccessful attempt to commit suicide by
cutting his own throat with a razor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19


The DEs ARC GOLD MINE.-The last issue of the.
Des Arc (Mo) Citizen has the following in relation
to the gold mine at that place, that was found at
the bottom of an Artesian well:
Various reports have gone abroad in regard h,
the discovery of gold in the artesian wen now
being bored in this place. We have at times been.
both credulous and increduens in regard to the as
sumed existence of gold. Recently, however, we
notice that the excitement has much abated and
we are led to believe that little if any, of the gilt
tering stuff has been found and are strongly IN
chned to suspect that some one has played of a
rather hard Joke at the expense Of the creduIous
We have hitherto abstained from noticing this dis
covery, lest we might create expectations in The
public mind not likely to be realized and we sfasa
that those papers which have credited NOTICES
thereof to our paper will make the correction
The last number of the Des Arc Union received.
states that company was forming to commence
mining
The idea was to commence operations on the
White river, at point where the strata in whicis
the discoveries of gold were made crop out. If
will be remembered that the jewellers, Claraa q
Co., and Merriman Il Co., to whom inspection
specimens Of the gold were subjected by parties
interested in the matter found five grain lump of
mine native gold, some dentists gold foil rolled
INTO pellets, some common jewelry gold melted
down and probably cooled in sand, and some deli
cate furnngs which the tests showed to be brass
The latter were intermixed with sand, and hass
been taken for gold dust.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19
& CO..
Champagne F.!

CHAs. FARRE, LATE MAX sUTtlNE & co.,
Rheims,
Purveyors to the Courts of France Spain and Prussia also
: the celebrated Wellington Club, London.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-19

slery Cabinet, Imperial and Vim Angeis, in quarts pnts
and ha pin for sale by the principal Grocers and Wine
Dealers.
RS-orders for direct importation received by
S, d. GRATIAA Il CO.,
Mo 2n3u 10 Clusnn,borse street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-06
LEG \ Es NOTICES


New Ufeinss UFeenlhcr alst, lAhAs 9I N
rFyTFE relieving resolutions were tsssnnf~
inoy adapisd hs e Hoard 81 Trustees 1t this Ganlsny
eaFef Tha Aeeeftanee with the charter this Conn
psny of ha Iaislsure " Louisiana M no ~
pyoseh lf March, 1863 ssotlen be given eits
Fl French and EB thirty days. commencing Oh fe r
Naatay III Jannafy g ia the Following effect nasly Civ
I'M is stneS AID oE hl certificates o pgns issued
sosshef ~ inisss ae hersoa ar te 1852 1858 and
sS flsf That alt of Ea eptiiHeates and accrued IN
ieesl thereon shall " demanded hy legal owner
and ae hereby cancelled and annalied amounts ,erea
IL he credited he contingent the books he tan
pauy, as directed bs its charter
s II ssf Ydlfse That senld any Of the following per-
sons he indebted Company for unpaid premiums ahuY
accounts tho sata Company shall hfst deduct Tie Of
ai.eIai .iIuax- Z
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-06
4 8E. .BOAEsON....tst. ...4tss. u. B. BDI2DN.
Y et n. CHARLES STREET.
f,eNFECTIoaEisY CONFECTIONERY.

n. A. HOWARD
Old No 1877 New No. l53 Camp street. opposite ST. Patfoks
Church.
The hegs His friends asa eusa,n
and te public in general ai ht Is prepared Is Furnish II.
weing furnishing all necessary sass without extra
snc heretofore 10 hare constantly hand aud aae 10
order es this sary best quality; CAKES eTeF kiad ad s
charlotte Rse s;eal,a assss Ies Cream shetaess
assorted Preserves, French Gois syfnps ersais Fruits
FrsneA nhers Ggaan, natss and Fs GAaeelsss Cream
Marsh MAIow Paste Fancy oabeng Also endless variety
ef Fapcs Boxes and esEHeaaa and other article IN
confectionery line.
Orders Balls Parties and particularly Weddings attended
10 and promptly supplied
Country orders attended o and carefully packed
FIRE Mt3NRS--FiHE WORKS.
Rockets Roman CANDLES Pin Wheels sespenss Tornedoes
which ha osfa 10 hfs patrons and The tnae In general
Us Ina II. a. HOWARD, los Camp 81
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-06

k6sN a
E this celebrated annaetute assorted frnn
- 30 10 Aa pounds In suitable Eot Plantations and
&Es any sizes ip Ia All
pounds. Being moulded IN PRKF0RATEn IRON CASES,
which perfect and solid easing mounted in the most
approved durable manner they warranted ID give sat
saetie and finish. They repeatedly been awarded
hy artes societies mad institutes both State National the
highest nFenams aong which viii only mention the FIRST
PREMIUMS At the late Mississippi State Fair. For sale ~
STARK, sTABFFER Il CO, n Canal ST.,
dl7 imksnW Sole Agents for Inesana
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-06

q n xEII.BEnTrs EpI.ANpffRSt PATENTED
- GO Il D+W DaD GUTF E r..

The exel9a paen have been purchased
company gentlemen af the city of New Orleans for the
sates of Igisaaa ssssspp Aahaaa Arkasas Tenfesses
chase parish county rights sets of machinery
by apsng ta the undersigned who is sale
- II. w. G. COOK,
No 39 Satehex street. New Orleans.
Refers to-Massrs Martin Gardan. 1rs n O. NJ g EEitt
gitr Ascelsian DIR. g. Campbell IheFsie La Cap
i q. Landry, NJ G. G. Begest, N e. G. Ii MiTe. ST
james, mSaa " q
MYUnESsEs-MR. REnERIc b: BR AND ENTERS INTO
In employ this das md holds full q Ator-
ne pa4sed befre aAes GfehA hpA1s Public. Of
JULIAN NEVILLE 4 CO.. Aaetioneers
New oFleaas. July II, ls5s. hl5 5m