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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-25
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On a Long Credit and Without Reserve.
BY PERSON & BONNEVAL. AUCTIoNEERs.
Office. No. OF CRATER Street.
THURSDAY Both March ls4s-Will be sold at A action
4 at Il O'Clock at Banks Arcade-to close copart-
Is LOTS OF GROUND-suated in the square ssffs
bounded by Third Fourth St Denis and St. Patrick &
Streets designated Nos l. 2 s. s. g. g. 15 Ii, IL 49, 10
and Lots No. TO 8, inclusive, measuring 81 feet
the corner of ST Denis and Third streets No, forms the
corner of ST. Denis and Fourth streets No measures 30
feet front Third street by l25 feet deep Nos 10 to ~
measuring 80 feet front Fourth street by rs est deep
No 10 forming the of Fourth and St Patrick streets
Ifrms-Dne half cdsbaance at and two wears ere
dit for notes bearing mortgage and cent interest per
annum fom date until paid ,
Acts OF sale before g. r Stnnger Notary fublG at the
expense Of the purchaser. mf5o ri
Delightful Residence at Madisonyille, Parish Of St
Tammany, account Of depaIture-and With
BY ffERsotN & BoNNEvAL, Auetoneers .
THURSDAY, March 80, st IL o clock will be sold at
f FIJI Is, A1fafe wth9nt ressy w or, Ak
"a, FL ~ ~. u hfSl DENIE Situaieu sioIt US
OAKLAND COTTAGE, having 30 acres of land, EEs=M
~ OF which are cleared and enclosed with trutE=HJA
Orchard established thereon with choice varieties OF peaches
pums pears grapes fig trees etc. together with all the
povenens thereon, comprising good and substantial well
built dwelling having SIX rooms and pantry atted and pas
dwelling large and good Kitchen servants rooms store
house, stables caagehouse, good we'll very large
tern and other outbuldngs, all in good repair This delight
fn residence situated but short distance from the
boat landing Of jacksonville from which place there daily
communication with this city and for health and for
fond of sporting as ahGunds in game OF all sorts, it
is the best in the vicinity OF New Oreaiisi
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing the property - invited to
go and examine Tor themselves by appyue TO j. . JOHN
soy the premises it viii be SOLD without reserve.
Terms-$i000 cash, balance at SIX and twelve months
Act OF sale before G. r. sTRlNGER, Notary Public at the
expense of the purchaser: mll2o
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SUDDEN DEArH.--Mrs. Roxana, wife of Rev
Jonah l.. Green of Westfield Mass, died very sud
denly on the I'd inst. When her husband got up in
the morning, she was alive and well, as usual, but
on going to her bed some time after, she was dead.
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MAcuIRE's DAGUERREoTYPE.

NJ would respectfully return thanks for the liberal pat
u onage bestowed on him he first had the honor OF
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into New Orleans,
five during which time he has taken more pof
were exhibited at the Fair competition with Others taken
by the best operator from New York and he was awarded
the First Premium "a, A.,
No specimens exhibited at his establishment but those
taken by himself. IN .
J. assures the public that his portraits will continue to
be what they always have been-the best His long exper.
ence and practice the best to per-
sons DESTROYS of instruction in the beautiful art
Genuine Voigander Cameras 20 per cent cheaper than
any in this city; all other articles the same Plates at ~
ner dozen: Seorrs No for So 25 guaranteed the best
plates made the United States Cases So and 81 50
New York Cameras at $1S
Orders from the country promptly attended to- ,,,..
to Entrance-NO. Camp street. mill u
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-The public buildings of
Rome Oneida county, N. Y, Were destroyed by
fire on the 18th inst The fire was still raging when
last heard from.
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WINTER CLOTHING AT COST.

NO w LOOK 90 y Foh ID n II Is o.
ALFRED MUNROE Il CO, No: "a Magazine street.
CLOTHING at the actual manufacturers cost!
We have now hand very large stock OF Goods-m1ch
larger than before at this season OF me yeat-ano
MUST BE SOLD! All ask is call from those who
wish to purchase them that we will now offer
greater bargains Clothing than before seen IN new
Orleans All our goods are well and ashonably made ana
this a rare opportunity for to supply themselves
Among other Goods are the following.
1000 black and cOored Cloth Dress and trock Goats
900 Cloth Cashmere and Tweed Sacs Paleto and Coatees
400 long and medium blue Blanket Coats
600 pairs colored French and English Cashmere Pantaloons
1000 pairs black Cashmere and French Doekn Panaioon
800 pairs black Satnet Pantaloons;
800 black and fancy coored Satin Vests;
300 coored Cashmere Vests; ~ =, A.
800 black Cashmere, Bombazne and Baathea Silk vests
Super black Silk Velvet and Royal figured Silk Fe'et
Vests:
Rich Paris Embroidered black Cashmere Vests,
Extra rich light Vests, for Balls and SOiress;
5000 Muslin Shirts, with linen bos0ms--atest Styles
1000 all Linen Shirs-latest styles,
Under Garments of every description
Black and white Kid Gloves; Suspenders.
Black and colored Silk Cravats;
Silk and Linen Handkerchief; Trunks: etc. etc -
to" Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere No
trouble to show goods,
20" One price for Goods and no deviation.
-" This sale Cost will continue for TWO WEEKS only
mills 2w ALFRED MUNROE e. CO. "a Magazine st.
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rs Eighteen or twenty houses We're destroyed
in Montreal on the 4th inst. The fire commenced
in Hermione street, ST. Lawrence suburbs, in a
house owned by Mr.. Dowd grocer
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ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO kILL.-Elza Dow
uev. who, two three days ago, was charged, with
lanes Gallagher, with going into the room of John
C. Carroll, in Tchoupitoulas street, was yesterday
brought before Recorder Baldwin. She pleaded
ra guilty The trial was set for the 4th of April
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d. A young man named George Ewin is in
jail on charge of having caused the death of a
prostitute named Ruth Ann Grovenburgh at her
lodgings in Church street on Sunday.-New York
7eaDer l4tH
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nAILY CRESCENT.

n,scHARGED-Mr. William Silk, an Inspector
,.ha II s. Custom-ho of this city, was yester-
u ~ y" tred before acting Recorder Barthe of the
Jay Municipality, on the charge of having assault
ID officer Everett of the Second Municipality po-
e. .s while in discharge of his duty. Mr.. Silk was
aoooraby discharged, it being proven to the salts
e",;on Of the court that he had merely done that
n'Sicb any other man would have done upon like
...son The suit, however, is not yet ended-so
laarn.
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o. The Pennsylvania Railroad bill has passed
the Legislature of that State
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AWNINGS TARPAULINS, ETC.

yIHE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
L the citizens of New Orleans that he still continues to
manufacture every description of WOOD and LhON-
FRAME .4H.NI.NGS, for Stores, Steamboats,, Off1ces
Galleries etc etc He also manufactures description
of Military Tents Tarpaulns and Dray Wagon ana i9Ise
Covers al the shortest notice Particular attention will be
paid to Splicing and furnishing Wheel and other Purchase
Ropes for Stores, etc. -. - -
Asthere has been great deal said within the last year or
So about what some parties enormously call w AfER-
PROBING the subscriber offers his services IN that capacity
for small compensation and to those OF his customers who
would prefer saving the expense by dong themselves he
and We, most useful preventing rot or mdew on any article
of cloth or canvas that may be exposed to wet Or damp
ALFRED MUNROE 4 Co, will meet with prompt at
tent;on mills 6m II. CASSIDY.
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eoBsERY-James Smith was yesterday arrested
~ the charge Of having robbed Henry Putnam OF
Zoo The money is supposed to have been stolen
s,o the steamboat Hannibal. The accused was
,o ;aiI for further examination.
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eF For Mayor-We are authorized TO announce A.
D. CROSSMAN the present Mayor OF New Orleans candidate
for re- election AT the next Municipa Election
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" Henry G. Wheaton, late Consul to Prussia,
I'll aged New Highlander. whose name is connected
N'n The diplomatic history of the United States,
"eu near Boston. Mass on the llth inst
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DIR. CoLLyER's MODEL ARTIsTs.-The more
we see of this troupe, the more deeply are we inn
pressed with the injustice which has visited upon
their heads the sins and excuses of another party
which assumes the same name No exhibition was
ever mqre cIassically arranged or more beautifully
elegant in all its details and those who can look
upon the works the great sculptors and painters
need not hesitate one moment to visit the St Charles
Theatre to see the personifcations by DIR. Coyers
Model Artists. We take pleasure in transferring to
columns the following notice of this company
from religious paper:
From the NewY ork Churchman Nov 49, 1877
Although be hncus0mafy 10 make paper the vehicle
OF recommending amusenents to its readers who doubt
less more prohiaby employed medtatng upon and di
hope be allowed TO express extreme satisfaction
at having contemplated the beautiful living table, TX now
being exhibited by the celebrated Dr. Coyer at the polio
this city, to which he invited the members OF the
General Convention lately session. of which they ex
pressed the highest aacon As splendid exhibitions of
classical statnary-as beautifully deneang some of the
most interesting narratives of the sacred volume, and
chase productions OF initiative designed impress the
mind through the imaginative faculties would beg leave
to recommend sight of them all genuine lovers of the
fine arts and to those who would witness the chaste ustra
ton OF historical and scenic subjects, which perhaps
no other way, be SO strikngly described
o. This is the last night but one of their engage
ment at the ST Charles
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Municipal Election. Candidates.

Eds Crescent: Please announce in your valua- a
BILE paper. SAMUEL SHAKSPEAR, as an In 81 q
dependent candidate for Alderman of the Sixth Sfhfs3
Ward. He will be supported by "
mh22 MANY VOTERS.
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For Aldermen of the Fifth Ward-SEcoND NUM-
cIPAITY-W G. KENDALL and JOHN G. SHAN
Nj u,bse
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Domestic Difficulties.

There is nothing so affecting on earth as do
nestle difficulty. It may occur in the palace,
where the Golfers are full of shining gold-and
hen again, in the hut Of peasant. Never,
however, let us forget that it is our duty to
guide, with the gentle means of charity, those
who have been thrown off from the path of vir-
tue, There are many who are stricken down,
As Scripture beautifully expresses it, upon the
@ysde," when the flowers are blooming, and
when the fragrance of the rose gives vigor
to the soul, but where there are thorns. Let us
all strive to forgive each other; and Oh, a word
single kind word--binds two hearts together
with bonds stronger than those of iron.
Yesterday morning, in one corner Of Recorder
Baldwn's dock, there was a stout, hale, hearty
looking man, who had been taken up on the
Charge of having beaten his wife. A short time
after the Recorder commenced business, the pris-
mers wife entered the police-room, and CONVEX
aiion after the following manner took place.
oh, George, how could you treat me so !!
You know never deserved it !"
The accused spread his red tremulous fingers
before his eyes, and laid his beating brow upon
the railing of the dock. In a voice full of the
tones of repentance, he then asked, in a husky
Whisper, "Oh, Mary, forgive met
No. no, George, land her eyes were brlmful
Of tears ." ] cannot forgive you again. You have
promised too often, and cannot forgive you
would and will do all that virtuous wife should
90, but, George, you struck me, and cannot
orget the blow -
Her woman's spirit was up" and yet her
raFt was i'll the depths of sorrow. She loved
LEI husband, and yet she prosecuted him. How
Nange III human nature!
Mary" said the culprit, % / did not mean it,
and God knows that would like you to get me
"iL Judge Miller of Texas, Mary, married us
and I'm sorry we've had this little quarrel
No, George, this excuse will not do If you
you will not support our family, must; and
therefore, must part with you for time
The woman with the widowed heart looked, but
ul not speak when, after having explained her
Muatlon TO the Recorder, he sent her husband to
iAe guard-house.
man with british countenance sat in the
"ck. His hair was matted, and his eyes besot-
w. Although stalwart a giant III person, he
SEEMED to be almost rs weak as an infant. His
we, a handsome looking woman, who was
messed In elegant mourning, told the Recorder
,aa She could not live with her husband-that
% was IN the habit of coming home drunk, and
'aa even drawn a knife on her. The husband
vas ordered to find security for his appearance,
P F,''' "oman-ke, the wife shed tears as she saw
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sg" For Recorder.-The Editors of the Crescent will
please announce CLEMENT RAMOS, the present incumbent,
office Recorder OF the First Munich
paty. InhlI
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Cleared Yesterday;
Ship Plus TX Gngnot, Havre. J. II. Elmer
Ship Rubcon. Thompson. Boston, G. w Hynson
Ship Hercules, Madigan Havre, l.. III. Gale
Ship Favonte, (Br.) Pickens, Liverpool,
Gardner Sager & Co
Bark Flora Couch. Boston,, J.P. Whitney L. Co
Bark Touro WEIGH. New York, w. X; Mccullough
Rark Ianerk Vepnard New York, Fosiick & Bro
Bark Saragossa Watson Philade pha, G.. J. Meeker
Bark Isabella Given, New York, Toby y Bogert
Bark Bridgetown, (Br) wilson Liverpool; ,.., r.
Rrp Adams GRAY Collins Havana, Curtis 4 Buddendortf
Rrs Jennet, Brown Tampico, Master
Ru@ M p Cassidy smith New York Jacob Barker
Brig lie Perseveran (Fr) Trebuchet St Lois and Goee
Sinegal, D H. Or;tocia
scbr William and Elizabeth Wellington Laguira, Master
''"' ''''i i'' R. NJ Harrison & 20
s,chr RIossom Strong Tampico Dobbin Il Wickham
Schr Tweed (Br) Bethel IIarbor Island. VIM Mure
Steamer Gen. Pike, Ross, Cincinnati, A. e. H. Ha,twell
Steamer Andrew Jackson, Brown, Cincinnati, Master
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HARDWARE, sc.
r. w. MONTGOMERY, II chartres Streets.

H., W.
ORLEANS.
HAS on hand very complete stock OF goods IN h,s
L line In addition to his usual extensive assoIt-
ment of Birmingham Sheffield and Domestic HARD EM
WARE and CUTLERY, his stock of heavy goods st
very complete embracing numerous other articles
1000 boxes Tin Plates AK 'Pontpoo and other brands,
also Block Tin Spelten Zinc, ETC.
10 600 lbs. Iron Ware assorted. all Sizes
$50 tons Iron assorted Swedes American and English,
assorted flat round square, plough plate hoops band
and sheet Steel all kinds.
1900 kegs genuine Weymouth Nails, assorted, all sizes
200 Hollow Castings, assorted pots ovens spi.
ders skilets, fire dogs, etc.; French pots
500 coils Manila Rope, assorted, all sizes.
300 casks Ok, Log and Trace Chains.
Together with Whittemore's Cotton and Wool Cards:
Wilson's Coffee Mills; Ames' Hollands and other makers
Spades and shove and hair Selves Hoes Of all kinds;
Anvils Vices and Smiths Hammers and Bellows; Tin
Ware Mill and Pit Saws; horse and mule Collars
and Hames Straw-cutters Corn Shelters and Corn mills:
Kings Poughs, Nos 2, and 4; Paper, all kinds Tar;
Spirits Turpentne and White Lead; Paints all kinds Mil
and Grind Stones Mill Irons Boiling Cloths. all numbers;
Shot; Sheet and Bar Lead; Stock Kettles Bark Mills.
Also
1900 gallons Sperm Oil, and
5000 do winter strained and bleacbed Whale Oil.
His stock of Cutlery not surpassed Buyers invited
to examine before purchasing elsewhere mh5 6m
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~ Anthony Costello. the man arrested charged
g.. n 'ue murder of Anthony Hughes, during the
MY, no' lately in Baltimore, has been fully cos-
,il''eu 10 take his trial for the deed. The evil
Vice against him is strong
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For Recorder.-JOSEPH GENOlS isl candidate for
the office of Recorder of the First Municipality He will be
suported nv his fir ends. mm22 If
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=, HEuoND TRIAL.-On the 18th inst, the steam
rP .hlted States had another trial around New
~h oay' and up the North river; the result was
equally happy with the first
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TINE subscriber having purchased the interest OF his late
L partner, ANDREW OLIVER, in the WHOLE T.
SALE AND RETAIL DRUG ESTABLISHMENT, corner
of Chartres and BeRpiIe streets, .NeD Orleans NRN
for number of years past conducted jointly by them
under the style of Andrew oliver u Co, has com.
plete his arrangements for extended business than
--fpthat hitherto done by the old house. My stock OF
80 DRUGS .HEDICI.NES .4.ND CHEMICALS.
1A SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AND PERFumERY, ,r
LA embracing intend it shall, every article neediqi
the Heads of Families Planters and Country Dealers VIII
not exceeded excellence of quality easOnabenes OF
price by any other house the trade while General
PATENT MEDICINE AGENT,
orders can be addressed with confidence and certain
ty of having properly and faithfully attended TO- not
previously experienced in this place.
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Us The imports at New York, for the first ten
Jays oil this month, amounted to 81, 100, O99; du-
0eS received. $685.. S75.
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eTy For Recorder.-We authorized to announce
JOSHUA BALDWIN candidate for reelection to the office
Municipality election April milo
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EVANS ARCADE HAT EMPORIUM

No 50 .M4G.4ZI.NE Street, Corner GRAplER Street.
IKE JUST RECEIVED and opening at this -
E$A establishment, the most varied and splendid E
assortment of HATS ever offered in this market; a
Snner and Medium quality PANAMAS. LEGHORNS,
CANADA STRAW, CHINA PEARL, RUTLAND;
GUYAQUIL, CAMPEACHY.a ITALIAN STRAW
HATS: Super White and Black ROCKY MOUNTAIN
BEAVER MOLESKIN and NE PLUS ULTRA HATS,
of the latest fashions and finished in the richest styles
No pains or has been spared the manufacture
and finish of this Stock The old customers of the house
for tbamsaeiya mh7 I'm
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DOTANIC DRUG STORE NO 80 Poydras ~<.IZ
ID street, New Orleans by -
DR.. A. A. JONES.
To- ALEX'R CAMPBELL'S PUBLICATIONS tor
sale at No 80 Poydras street, New Orleans by DR. A.
JONES, his agent for this city. mhia
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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
Cotton, bales. 105acc0, hhds
Stock on hand, Sept. ............. % 1873 % 336
Received past week 1859 829
previously .s62 ,65S-378, 598 17,14l-18570
SG2C91 1896
Exported past week. Ills 24
previously ........ .627 S54-e45 0O2 28,443-28 III
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rhli MyANnFAcToRY, Wholesale and Retail.
FR The attention of Dealers and Country Mer 80
e oee sssortment Of STRAW GOODS, which
confidently assert the largest and best selected IN
Among which are the following
1000 PANAMA HATS;
1000 CAMPEACHY;
100 100 d dozeR P PEbAHE Ef kRAib;
so dozen TUSCAN BRAID,
Some of the above bond and suitable for the Mexl-
trade
ALso-A large and beautiful variety of Children and
Infants Straw Hats and Gaps, for sale low at
DARCY'S corner Canal and Cbartfes
n b. Beaver and Otter Hats made to order Otter n and
Beaver Skins wanted. fhh' III
1913! SPRING FASHIONS! 1910
Sd SEAMAN & co, No, II ChGrtrGs street,
have the honor OF informing the Ladl q that Vim
as sass s.' Sa the
ais and choicest designs that have appeared IN Pans for ~
the Spring and Summer.of 1913
GTenadine Barge Soie
Mousselne de Sole ,..
Printed Gauze Organdy, a large seiecuoh'
- Or enadne Marquises
g Isabella Louisa;
Bareges Ileh colors Co.. pr.;a.
Ghangeaab .t. satln fiai"'
Pol du Nord plain and plaid coro,. pssr,ss
nanfs Embroidered Caps Robes Waists ds and coak'
Ladies Lace and Muslin Embroidered DiesseS'
Extra fine Paris Chip and Grape Bonnets ora ;no,
hT Sew n Ribbons. Artifca!s and Parasols
Black and colored Silk Vises and Ma nf
Rich white and coloed Canton Crape ShaWB
RE WI" cbsnreabIe striped plaid and brocade Silks;
PEI In nIisE Vaienciennes Maiines and Regency Lace
Edg in End and iP Ps1aes and Recule;
Just received full assortment of Spring eoored
Fnnges and Passemsnterles. mhi I'm
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WASHINGTON FIRE COMPANY NO. 20.
MEMBERS of this Company will please attend meet
IVl ing, on SUNDAY, 18th inst, at o'clock A NJ
for the purpose of trying the Engine.
mh23 BY order of AND. E. SHAW Foreman
PERSEVERANCE FIRE COMPANY No. 49,
YOU hereby notified that the regular monthly Meeting
1 of the Company takes place next MONDAY
Evening 9th inst, al halt-past o'clock.
mI2i CHAS. H. CHURCHILL.
WATER COLORS
NTEWMAN'S,
~ ACKERMAN'S,
OSBORN'S
as well az FRENCH COLORS. A large and splendid
stock of the above Coor cakes, half cakes and boxes
receiving and for sale by r. CLANNON.
BLAIR'S GREAT PAINTING
RECEPTION OF GEN: TAYLOR at New Orleans
MR.. ASH Uhe agent of the Association to whose order
lFE it was executed) would respectfully TO the
citizens of New Orleans that he has received from the
hands OF the Artist, the above popular PAINTING and
will exhibit, it for few days only at the .7rm0rN HAIL.
previous bis departure for the ELECTROMAGNETIC on
RSDAY 23d inst. sR Hours OF exhibition, from III
O'clock A. NJ. until 10 P, Nj.
the door mh23 81
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MILITARY SHAVING CREAM AN EMoL

LENT COMPOUND
MOST EXCELLENT for shsyng With either cold OF
corner Of Sands and Fulton Streets Brooklgn Neao York
This valuable compound at once the most eicacoas ana
principle of manufacture embraces complete neutfaiza
ton OF Aka the actual peetce Of which found IN every
ton dries the surface causing to crack aid bleed attended
with exceedingly unpleasant irritation especially m iIosy
weather The ABSENCE therefore, of this deeeous lngredi-
ent is, of itself high recommendation. For sale by
NATHAN JARVIS " CO.,
mhlS 1W corner of Magazine and Common Streets
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Memoranda.

MemOrdnda
Towboat Diamond lowed down and TO sea on the I'd
inst ships Bremen and LISTEN 4 Weker. j.,
Towhoat South Western owed down and TO sea on the
22d inst bark Indiana, brig Fornax and schr. st Paul
Towboat Caledonia, towed down and 10 sea on he loth
inst bark Eutoa the Bar ships Statesman and Mary
land
BELow-eoMING UP.
Ship Charles Easton.