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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-08

MARBLE DUST.
NIFTY BARRELS Ma bic Dust, for sale by
g au3O6 A. @. WILBUR co. 10 Bank Place,
PLASTEEIEG HAIR.
FIFTEEN HUNDRED BUSHELS Plastering Hair,
4 for sale by
au80f 4. c. WILBUR s. co. 10 Bank Place.
ONE TH6UsAND BARREL5 Tbomaston LINE.
" now landing, and for ale in lots su purchasers by
au3Of a G. WILBUR co. II Bank Place.
PLASTER PARIS.
TWO HUNDRED BARRELS Plaster Paris, in store,
au56tf - a. c. WILBUR co. 10 Bank Place.
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and I ar goes of like hot sakss We think hat you choose
to give Us wholesale agency or that medicine dis.
pose OF almost any amount in Northern Indiana.
lkTOm HGrgaCtt q. JdCC4J-aH J
LI9OhIEBs July ~. l5i5.-IouT Wild Cherry and Tar
Syrup gives general sasact0n. We have been OF it
for some time, AID thought would order any hut It
is almost daily inquired for, aud thought perhaps, It
would be beLi 70 order LOme.
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TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

TBFHE ,uhserhe wnud rasneoully call the attention Of
COUNTRY MERCHANTS and Oea 'ers in es57lsa
HATS and CAPS in Eensal. to their VERY f=a
rs l. RICE assortment Of the sbO n4med %
Goods, when ssSEC0ED TO NONE N THE
- CIFY cOmprising EVERY KIND AND QUAIL.
lTf, enHteV too humesous detail. huI hOnesu
snEe al eTons about puehasng IN this line that inpeo
una OF heir stock will b. greatly their advantage before
pqfeblsnS elsewhee Tor he that they al
9ttet own mHnutacture, and come DIRECT FRO VI
ans being satisfied with the M NUFAG ruRERS'
PROFITS feel certain that purchasers fail be
Eed $50 CATER inipscDn) the above as repTe.
EeDied DURBRlDGE & co.
ocia ON % i2ustOmhg use Sire {, up stairs
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

~ H. MEY Err, No. 100 CAMP street, Watch. 80
W. maker and dealer in yEWElRYl GOLD va
PENS FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. "a
All Jewery ARTICLES repaired at moderate prices. mlSs
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MILFORD, Perry county Pa. Oct. l. l846-gIess
tobtnSgt, Cqns q Co.; sIRs1his is 10 inform you that
was afflicted for twenty yeaH with a violent pain in ny
breast so mqcn 50 that could hardly lie bed at night
Cough attended, followed by gmacatiQn, and other decided
symptoms OF consumption. applied TO several eminent
physicians and took great deal Of medicine without any
Re lei whatever ad yed 10 try Dr. Davss Compound
syrup OF Wild Cherry and Tar OF which took two bottles
which entirely relieved me Of my complaints u eeiOTe
can, with confidence. all who are in ike
manner allLcLsd. as a most EanahLa madIcna
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CTOCkerT, China and GLASSWARE.

P. 3, FELL & 0O.-s4 Common ST., New Or,eans.
Importers ana Dealers, Wholesale and Retail
NEA Lamps, Plated aud Britannia CASTOR, Can-sssy5
a dIest1Es Table Cutlery, JapapRed Waiteu, etc. kis
al Goods will be offered at low prices. and when q
or the County, packed in the safest manner mh23bm
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FURNITURE. MATRAssE s, AND FURNISH
me Ma rERlALs AZ Auction Rrioaa.

A MeCUTCHEOR, iOo ST.. CHARLEs street 9 doom
-. above POydras-Keeps cOnsan " .e.-sssaslsszgs
hand good assortment Of N CIV Sff t3N
AND SECOND-HAND FURNi- - tA
TUAE, Cufisd Hair and Moss N A. 3--a,eeaaat7l3
TRASSES, made Of the best materials which he Is DIS.
pcsed 70 lsl low be bOughl auctions for cash.
hE1Alh g OF Furniture and Mattresses and all kinds
Of IOBBlRG done al short notice and b. the hest work
Furniture packed, moved and shipped with care.
80 New aud Second h. nd Furniture bought, etc. etc.
WlA BIN n. MNJITCHEON i09 - Charles 81.
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California such as Beds, Pillows, Blankets, Leggins.
COaka, Pouches, Water Tanks and Bottles Drinking Gu
Bags, India Rubber Cloth, and Tents
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DaDis's Syrup u BHd Chsrrg and Tar.-We would
call attention 70 the advertisement Of this invaluable edi
CINE in another column Several Of salutary ectE
have come under personal Obssvgon we IeTetore
confidently recommend to the afflicted I'd N J. ErsLIy
PsitsT and Temperance Sentinel Trenton Fs5 iS4f
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'ENHE subscriber has opened LUMBER YARD at the
corner OF Magazine and GirOd STR cts for YaGOO Cy.
press Lumber and nves Builder and others to give him
call He Is connected with large Saw Milling Establish
ment at HazOo City, and will take den and fill them al
ahot time and for moderate prices; He will be receiving
shipments Of Lumber monthly III nO ofteneT and will
make suitable deduction in price for Lumber delivered
the Levee, He wis es rent lease suitable lot for
YaId TohOupoulss Magazine, Camp, Prytania or St
CHARLES sts IS I'm j. r. RICHARDS.
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FINE WATCHES JEWI

~ A, TYLER, 80 Cd MP ST., has constantly on hand
-, and nd u e9e4y M 6y @ yV sTEs god
@A=s the best maken,, Also-Foh Vest ~ q
So u azaR and Guard CHAINS, SEAIaSA&AhAsA
- and KEYS, IN every variety Gold Pens
Eenes Fhlmbes Buckles, &o Fine Bracelets, Brooches
Neckaoes Rings SIveTWare, Spoons and Forks Ladies'
gastQrs, Cups Pohers, Trays Plated CaEion Tea-SetS
Candlestlcks, UFns, HCh Fancy GOOds Lubnas fine Per-
with great variety of other articles
numeOus TO mention, AlsO-SPECTACLES, with Gold,
Silver Shell Steel bowed frames, and Glasses Of every
knid-Eye-F Protectors etc. etc. constantly on hand and
fitted to suit the eye n short notice mis-
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TooTH-AoHE CURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by DR.. MENSING'S
YQOTH-RCHE ELLXIR, or no charge KY Office
STREET, I'd door below GirOd ct.
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-z Ok. ELLIOTT, Veterinary Surgeon.
NAJOyLD announce to the citizens this CITY and its
w vicinity that he is prepared to attend 20 ali business
10 ms line entrusted 10 his Dr. Elliot hopes his long
experience as Veterinary Surgeon will insure him large
business as he spent nine in the Veterinary osge
Of France hve yeaTs in Prussia, aud the last year N
t ely yLth great success The Doctors charges from
81 20 8ig upon any durable dIssase--adVue gratis
~ The Doctor is be found al al hours of the dav
aud night al Tattelsals Stables, st Charles street
and I0f SHE gl3 6m
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PADUCAH, Ky June s. 1915 NY tock Of Cherry and
Tar syrup reduCed 10 six bottles and popularity
daily increasing. You would do well to send me another
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DIR, kENsING, Dental Surgeon,
81 ANlRG returned the CITY of New Orleans from bis
IA tour in the North and Est, is prepared So
% Perform all operations appertaining TO the
TEETH and has become acquainted within z ystssa
the beat mode of operating approved by the -0l1lb
college OF Dental Surgeons of Baltimore, MD His pnoe
Tor operations in proportion to suit the tmeR ul5 II
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ANblNG and IN store
IL MACKEREIl-NO, 3; FOX'S SrARtH-8n bysi
SOAP-5OO boxes, assorted; ST. LOUIS FLOUR
ARROW ROOT STARCH;
DDUGHTN'S PHILADELPHIA PRFSER YES;
SWEET OIGl-s0l baskets; CLARET-8O0 cases,
HOLLAND GINS nlpss; STAR GANDl4ESs
RECTIFIED WHISKY; LARD gllr=25 bills
PHILADELPHIA STARCH;
PICKLES, KETCHuPS etc, for sale BY
az j, j. HART 3 co 70 Toh0unhoBias s.,
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Ths Cam willlsaVe New Orleans and Caroltnn every
hour after O'Clock Sundays, if the weather is fair
~ The Lafayette HOFse Cars will leave every 10 mRCiss
from the corner Of BHTOHns and Canal ats may1a-em
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-08

MOTlCE-Thec OpaI tnsrship heretofore eSsag between
IN Doctors PEARSON 4 A NFOl is this day, by mu-
tua consent dissolved. All pe0us indebted the firm will
please and settle, Dr. Pearson office aud residence
No s Baronne street. JAMES PEARSON,
Per pro NJ. HUNTIEGTON,
New Orleans Sept u, l849 If THO. ANFOUX
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---- = QBE GT sNLN ~ 9 RI------
BRICkLAYE Err, No. 10 ROYAL STREET,
. 4 UNDERTAKES all kinds of FIRE-WORK such as the
~ Setting Of Cooking Range, OyenA, Steam -
Boilers etc. All work by the IubscubsI viii &s8
be guaranteed, and specimens Of his work may be iy
any time. 80
With dispatch. mig ~
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J0Ha STROUD. JOIN sTRgUD, JR,.a,. WIN sTR oUn
JOHN STROUD & co,
l46 COHyH0N Street bstiossn CaFoHdsist aRd BaToRHs
DEALERS GEEe-ssgE
M ARBLE MANTEL-PIECE5, ENAM. EFzeE
1fA ELLED CRATES, MONUMENTS, - 49,
TOJdBS, T0MB SLABS. GRAVE STONES, EfiI ~
9Et EARbLE, in all ia different vanstIes; sa,l53
THOMASTON LINE, CALCINED PLAS- EalW
TER OF PARIS, ROMAN and HYDRAU- ~
Lie CEMENT, PLASTERING HAIR n
WHITE SAND; ENGLISH, PENSACOLA 80.
and PlTTSBURG FiRE-BRICK mT8
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CARRIAGE MANuFAUTORY.



Dss0t, Of BGTOHHS agd PerdidO stFsstS.
single ticket say distance above PlesBan 90 usats
single ticket oI children OVsTb and Under 2yssu 10
s the above atss for any distance below PsaIaN street
Servants Calves oTany diEtsnos, ,,,,.., 10 osRts.
Ky Residents in Lafayette, CaTrOltOR and vicinity
Rtorm6d that his Company has fixed uniform rate OF
communication tickets for passage in the Cans tOwit IS 90
month n advance either Road and for dEaaCs
ChdFsR half prcsRo 1uch tickets given for aAy Other
period than the fEFt to the last of each month.
A Car, expressly for ladies. in each train.
WTFTER dREaFG EAFETy
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with pleasure by every true friend of the sailor,
and # humanity
The dispatches of our Minister to RIO, respect.
ing the conduct OF Commodore Storer, comm tnder
ihcniei OF the naval forces the coast OF Brazil
have been referred to the Naval Committee Of the
senate AS this IL an issue between commodores
ana diplomatic agents, the fellow comm )dores of
Storer are said to be making strenuous eff ,rts to
nave lhe committee take such action as will favor
their grade There Is an important prioc,ole IN
volved, and IT remains to be seen whether the
Senate OF the United States will give coun,en ,nce
to the Indenties attempted to re cast by a naval
officer upon one OF our representatives in foreign
court.
If Gen. Taylor takes the advice of Jno M. Clay
ton in the matter, Geo Evans of Maine, will be-
appoIntt d S. cretary OF the Treasury. II.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. u, 1910.

General 7ayior's Heaith-KiNrng ouh Ktndnes.
The President elect has recovered very much
from the fatigue of his journey, and looks quite
well to-day. He, however, does not receive any
visits for the present. This receiving public visits
is very serious affair, particularly where every
man, woman, and child does the recipient
There Is not the slightest necessity tor General
lay lor's fri nds and admirers to worry HIM to
death with their kindness and we trus, he will
not give more than one or two receptions previous
to inauguration day. A magnificent banner, DIS
playing the stars and stripes, waves gracefully
from Wizards Hotel, over the head Of the old
hero, who, throughout his whole lite, has so nobly
& defended them r.
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-A,7,pdi of the Pee President Elect.
Hon. Mlllard Fillmore, Vice President of the
United States, elect arrived in town last night, and
Tor the interval occupies the rooms set apart for
HIM at Coleman's Hotel. One of the very fines
looking men In the United States, his appearance
here in the character of the future President of the
Senate, has created decided impression IN his Ia
vor, among men of all parties. He attended church
to-day. We have nearly one hundred New York
ers at Coeman's, including some of the keenes
politicians of the State w.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. n. 1910.

WASHINGTON, Feb. n, 1919
The Close of the Sssuo~-- The Trouble Between
Com. StorU a~d Col. Tod--7Ne Cabinet, &c.
The near approach of the termination OF the
present Congress, iorbids the expectation of any
vital measures being contaminated by them. The
civil appropriation bill still drags its slow length
along in the Senate. The numerous amendments
10 which it has been subjected there, may consume
time in the House to confirm or reject them. 1t
Is deeply to be regretted that among those striker
out by the Senate, is the amendment Of the House
to abolish fogging In the Navy. There is grow
ing feeling in the country, adverse to the longer
continuance of this barbarity, and it may be found
that the sentiment among the representatives Of
the people, Is sufficiently decided to insist upon
their proposition. 1t certainly would be hailed
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The profits for the past year were $3.50 sos o. Of
which paid cut in dividends 500 900 leaving
balance Of $1losa6 o.. The aggregate amount Of lis
bss only exceed the estimated value Of assets $751;
TIA %.
According to the report Of the bank, accompanying
the above statement appears that four branches
Seen in Of liquidation since the passage Of the
act Of the Legislature authorizing their Withdrawal
On the 10th Of March, 1S45 The original capital fur
ishsd them, ST. so ooo Of which there is yet out
stsndin the Of ss24OOo. The real estate stands
In the statement at its actual cost With all taxes and
other charges included. 1t com prses largo amount
Of valuable property In and near the city including
the banking house. The annual rents Of the improved
property amount to about $1s 0oo The canal basin,
road &c although still subjeot to the supervision Of
he company under lease to an entsrprising civil
engineer at net income Of $33 600 for the first year,
for the second $35 900 for the third and on,
increasing $1,000 for each and every year, until the
person when 1t becomes the property Of the State The
charter requires that this property shall revert TO the
state on the 9Th day Of March, 1886. The lease was
made the fret day Of July last and It's term of du.
raton 10 seventeen years and eight months thus II
continues In force till It's proposed termination, the
company will receive an aggregate income for the
whole period Of $7so,a3a SO. exclusive Of interest
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The New Cabinet.


WAsHiNaroN, Fob. "a, 1870.
The reception Of General Taylor, last evening, BY
the authorities and citizens Of the national capital,
Was quite - entbus,asto - had been suticip sssd.
The crowd in the immediate vicinity Of the railroad
depot from half pact six 10 quarter past eight when
the General arrived, was immense probably lees
than hvs thousand persons being present As oil tho
particulars Of the reception at the Relay House. at
the Washington depot, and at Wlard's are given As
length, and with great psrticulArity the Washing
ton and Baltimore papers Of this morning it will bs
unnecessary for me to 90 into details.
Browns picture Of General Taylor, in the rotunds
OF the Capitol Is very excellent likeness though he
robust health when that picture was taken This
10 probably owing to the fssuss Of his journey, and
to the oide mt which to him his passage
from Cincinnati to Wheelipg from which he yee SUI
fers much Inconvenience, being deprived in some de-
gree Of the of his arm, Asd consequently unsoie
10 take by the hand the multitude who prsss forward
to meet him .,,, -.
nieht ct Wlsrd's, the defect In his Wnon
has before believe, been frequent reerreo 20 Is sso
TO have been very apparent. Indeed, the mpedlmsns
is tuch, an Informed, to place MIN clearly within
The cIa.s of what are famisrly termed stuttsrers,
though the defect probably decreased last night
By bis natural dmdsncs .d - tho ps0u-
A gentlemen Of Baltimore, Taylor man, aud him
self politician Of considerable promnsncy, who 40
cempspied General Taylor yesterday from Cumber-
land 10 washington says that the General convsrssd
very freely In regard to the policy Of his adminisrs
tiop, but without committing himself on tho great
questions upon which he will be called act in his
executive capacity.
The General, he says, stated openly and uuhsst-
s.unsy that Horace s,nnsy viii Dc Sscrsssry o. "a:
Warrington depot. stated also, In the pressncs Of
Mayor Seaton and Others that no man would Do pro-
soribed by him for bis political opinions though he
must necessarily, he regretted make great many
movals
without uch regard to taste In the arrangement OF
his apparel He Ia moro portiy than supposed, and
comes very nearly to what has been deemed the beau
ideal Of we'll led alderman. His hair, white, and hu
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DANCING.

CHELTON's BRASS BAND-FOURTHs ANNUAL MILL
y ary and Civic Ball OF Sheltons Band will
Be held Tuesdsy evening Feb ssS a the Apollo Rooms
40 Broadway During the evening the band will In their
fatigue perform several choice pieces Of music
The Qusdls Rand upon this occasion will be ed
had Of the members Of the ban their
167 Walker street the door evening Of
the ball The floor will be under tho charge Of M Daniel Under
hill
COIREEs DANsANTEs GERMAN BALL-JosER
0upg with hi. celebrated Band will give 0srm.n Ball. At
the Chinese Assembly Rooms this evening" Tuesday, February
a. Dancing to conn At half past o'clock Tiokst ad
mitrg three ST. single tickets DO had 1t the
Rooms.
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ExcKI9OIR ASSOCIATION, PER FIRST GLASS BARK
II CLAklSSA, for San FAnosooTwo yet OPEN
which coed blacksmith desired. One room
ao reserved, which will furnish excelsnt for
ladies gentleman snd his wife, passengers
other GOOD pssepgr bertha Various mechanical
tile professions ably represented 10 this phys
surgeon Of middle and long experience
sdsa chemist ard IL
citation. For shares pssssss, OF ireish. :ppy to-
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COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE SITUATED AT SOUTH
~ Ambey tho banks Of Rutan river about thee
quarters OF mile of the depot Of the Ca mden aud Amboy
road and within and half hours sail Of New York.
The house in perfect ded baded old
forest trees and eminence from which ther, is beautiful
and extensive view e the and The
ayely beach and salt water bathing within i've minutes
walk The purchaser may 20 81 land highly
anured and laid out in lawn and dotted with groups
forest ees with extensive flower aud vegetable gardens In
spring and fall haviIg business New York
Philadelphia sy be in either city By half past 10 o'clock
afternoon situation Of The hsathies ia the State.
ard the house with the addition Of couple of wn) would
veil calculated for the accommodation Of such
for the At such distance interfere with
daily business in the city. For further inform alton apply to
JOHN G. STEVENS, corner OF
College Place aud Murray street.
ITO MERCHANT TAHORs-FOR SALE. TIE STOCK AND
Mxares Merchant Tailoring and Ready Made Clothing
near the washinon Market Prron wishing to engage in
passed For further particulars, inquire At the
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Attest NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA LARGE
IL amount OF eod was found DO realized by tho nv
shra much than in digging for ~ Purchaser.
call the largo assortment Of red Flannel
Drawers also ooorsd and white Shirts which win b
sold cheaper than eisswhers ~ n. wOOLFS
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y the performances viii win NAVAL ENG 40t
r o GpH IN 81 .i
a a Tsssfs;' L s?g;ss
bskvON-ns uskaown HS Stevens Henry. Mr. = d aaI
Honh.u me- Mr. s,sn I'd La Route Mr. Jo.asn Lou.e Miss
81 eoleel; CON memo. At T. INV
CHANrEAUs NATIONAL THEATRE LATE CHATHAM
u rae ~ 4:
M s sS.S .oss n a.d
NJ ASS Nv T. 's
T. ana1 Aa%'re cu FnA Nm NJ H:, r} BUY Ls. M
30. E ,s Dosr. spss 81 sX sslesl-ouIssis viii
BROADWAY CIRCUS BROADWAY. NEAs SPRING sr-
nsnss win display slss.n: Also ss.usfa
BY Mr. sands ;Ea with
u; s SS Ssss.:
COURSE Il A
H. Il H. a. NJ & DSs
III ra' ss 's. to every part " the house.
sfsF Z;
~ $
ssssn two SsSs H.. an
sy viii ne 81 S. a
sysishH until further notice zcaaoiss A. s.sh rsprsssn
their s ss.s :d a
Doors open at 7-Conoert 70 commence st O'clock An A.
temoon Saturday commencing ais o'clock Ma
mayer and Director. e. r. CHR16TY.
n UNeEs BAND-MR. 0UNG'L RESPECTFULLY AN.
~ noupces to the pubiic the solicitation Of his
friends that he prepared play with his band Of
it, At balls parties All applications DO
addressed r. him HAMMERS
NJ OTICB.-TaE CELEBRATED MONSIEUR ADRIEN
will give the first Of his novel and perform
ances nday event. next at half o'clock the
Minerva Rooms 406 Broadway Among experiments Mons
Adren will perform the suspension Of lady
the air This suspension peri in
about 40 successive 1t probable
people of New York win desire this wonderful permen
CASTLE GARDEN.-THE ABOVE WELl-KNOWN SUN
~ resort be Evening dur
ing the ensur For further TERMS apply
the Ofoe the premises by letter padl
the prepretorA FRkNCh BRISER
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n ALIFORNIA-THE HAvlLAH MINING ASSOCIATION
~ Of thirty members already organised mining operations
in California have decided incras their number to forty
therefore ready receive apple make up the
addition Tho association he's been formed By practical and
10 believed to embrace in it's various departments ali the mocha
nca assistance and appliances 10 the
attainment Of its objects The schedule Of the machinery
braces engine and holster dredging machine for the
beds Of rivers large gold washing nachne psmps mill and
other apparatus that will do the Of SO al Of WI h
ded by oneha Of the members IL
The capital Of the associate is $4,000 or forty sh.rshodefs
$50 each No member have interest uAless he
snes the expedition. The proposed for This
by Of Fort Smith, Arkanas start from New York 10Th Of
machinery will enable them ccommence cpeat immediate
D after their arrival In California the remainder be shppe by
Of Cape Born. References will be required Application
be made ut tie ooe Of ~ ssnderson ESQ., American Hoe
Barclay street. this afternoon, between o'clock when
committee will be In attendance give all the information
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by =. COTTON, AUCTIONEER-THIS DAY, TUESDAY,
No 3 Hammersly street. at I0x O'clock con
tents Of the dwelling comprising in par Sofas Chars Roe
Dress ard Plain Bureaus Beds Bedding Pier
es Girondoes Oil Cioha Brussels Ingram STAIR
d. Chamter Furniture. Stoves Crocisy, Kitchen Furniture
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TO LET.

TO LET.
ITO LET-A FURNISHED ROOM, WITHOUT BOARD TO
single gontlem in small private family. Apply "a
White st.
THO LET-ThB DWELLING HOUSE NO lis CROSBY
street. opposite Nibos Garden with without house
and stable extend ng TO- and fronting Marion rect The
daily from to O'clock For term apply 1t 66 Broadway
OF w. N. Smith, A Wall street.
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CALIFORNIA

(NAL1FOkNIA-F0R SALE. A FOR YARD CABIN PAS
~ fage ticket IN the Steamer CALICO NIA 10Th March
from TO San Francisco if liberal advAncss offered