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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-02

~ H Daley's Magical Pain Extractor - The
origia and only always has the written Of
proprietor, H. DALEY wrapper box.
Southern Depot, Isl Charles street, New Orleans. dsf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-02
sw NewOrleans Dec s 1e4e-U

III New Orleans, Dec. s. 1848.-Dr. j. MENSING:
ST-Ihe Set Vi Teeth
JOB ever They equally srreabe
natural erh Those needing work done liberty
call No. II ST. John street, Penlnlo AMI Crave,
strIets, and inspect IT Ion themselves. Yours,
is 3m A. G. THICKER
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-02
Steamboat Departures This Day.

q sAh q u En- IshH EN - " IHIhU Fat'h Z.
| Mobile ..-........ OREGON, Hiern, p P NJ.
Puisburg PIKE NO. ., Montgomery, P NJ
| Mobile MOBILE, Sutton, 81 p NJ
| TeasGS Rirer DUCK RIVER, 2. NJ.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-02

TT Strangers in tn City, see DIR. b. +. MULLEN'S
Advertisements other columns OF thus paper lie the
IN profession IN United States All That stand
well gave HIM call, Customhouse
III
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-02
GUINNESS & BUSH,


Desire to inform the public that they have made
as will insure their receipt this city full supplyo
DIR. MOREHEAD'S NEW AND IMPROVED GRAD
UATED MAGNETIC MACHINES Y
Their personal has manufacture of
these valuable instruments and neither tme expense have
been spared produce Magnetic Machine COMPLETE IN
IT'S fAkIS In nothing perhaps have been
made during the than these beautiful instruments
g. 81 B. are prepared furnish far better Magnetic Machine
for $l2, than any heretofore sold for Sl5
Dr. NJ more than sustained all that says his advertise
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-02

FROM THE BRAzos.-We have received copy
of the Brownsville (Texas) Flag OF the Eth uli. 1t
contains no news 1t will be recollected that some
time ago the Flag mentioned the discovery of gold
by a gentleman in that neighborhood. 1t turns
out that, though the stuff glittered it MT god
after al
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-02

FROM CORPUS CHRISTI California Party.-
We have been informed by Mr.. c. II. Beares, who
arrived yesterday from Corpus Christi, that the
company which left this city the steamship
Fanny, some ten days since for California, have
made very satisfactory arrangements at Corpus
Christi for continuing their journey. Every atien-
ton and courtesy was extended the party by Col
Kinney. They were TO leave on the 9Th.
We learn also that our friend and correspondent,
MIR. John ii. Peoples of the Star, and Mr.. Evert-
son, accompany the party. Mr.. L. has travelled
the entire route 10 Ell Paso del Norle, which, of
course, is a full guarantee for the safe conduct of
the expedition.
Mr.. Beares s now raising a company for the
Gold Region, to follow in the trail of the preceding
party. Any one wishing to make quick trip had
better call on Mr.. B.; or they can be furnished
with all requisite information about the facilities
and advantages Of the Corpus Christi route by call
ing on Messrs Edgell, Mulford 65 CO., Poydras ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-02
sv~ Second Municipality High school-On MON.

DAY. the 5h day February there viii be
aes admission High School Boys Municipality No.
Two. Should the vacancies be filed the intermediate
parnents OF the Public Schools, applications
that date from the Municipality agc. Candidates
ahmed Arithmetic, Geography, English Grammar
the United States The Will be held
Chamber, 10 A. NJ and day until competed
(SIgned) j. NJ. W. PICTON,
N. X. JENNINGS,
tall -, CT,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-02
HUMBUG.

NNHS Word has lately language
l. ting by which people overeach
each MANY
bugs the wod1umugs science humbugs literature, and
hunbugs trade. The the latter,
the heading advertisements the public prints" Selling
Cost" So common however, has this hunbug that
deceived by and the injury works felt by those
alone whose actual and honest intention adopt this METHOD
speedily stock cathus procuring further
operations OF the subscribewho, find
ing himself somewhat inconvenienced by the of business
resulting misortunes which have, Of baien
this ctyeres realize portion Of his capital Therefore, hes
ayeres that he "Selng off Cost his Winter Clothing
Whether this Humbug, the public, by calling, easily
Judge; and will harm but the subscriber who will
then have the he rendered
plans aborive, by attempting petty deception which thousands
have Intellectually tried before. fsf
FREDERIC ANTHON,
jazz 2dptf St. Charles Hotel corner OF Common street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-02
DR. MOREHEAD'S

This beautiful and avan
tages all other OF the kind
adopted by the medical profession, being the perfect ef
tual Magnetic Machine that has been entirely
simple construction and therefore liable get out of order or
become deranged II most pertec con-
troll and be graduated power adapted infant or
sufficient Tor the sronge adult, the pleasure operator
Thus, and portable
the life giving influence of ELECTRO MAGNETISM NAV be
instantly Obtained The magnetic impaired
and with unpleasant
tent 1t requires assistant every respect
iecty harmless The whole machine simple perfect that
he used and understood by child,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-02

LocALs-See third page for City News, &c.
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owERs's GREEK SLAVE.
$4,000 WORTH OF WINTER CLOTHING
r COST,

The undersigned will positively whole of hi, Winter S,ocI
of FINE AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING Ar COST con
superior Goods IN New Orleans Also
the stock of FURNISHING GOODS compr,sng eyery a;cr !,
the trade, such Shirts, Understands Drawers Socks Ora
watts, Gloves, Handkercieis, Trunks Umbrellas, etc etc
FREDERICK ANTHEM, under St Charles Hotel
is25 2iptf One Door from Com1non s,rls,
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DR. MOREHEAD,s MAGNETIC MACHINES

Are used with and
matism, chronc the head, limbs G
Tic Dolonux Nervous and Sick Headache Paralysis Palsy
EpleFc Fits Convnslon Dyspepsia, Bronchitis Papaton
Heart Spinal and Hip Complaints Stiffness Of the JOINTS Lumbago
Neuralgia, Nervous TremG General Debility Exhaustion,
cency Nervous and Physical Energy and all Nervous
Complaints from deranged of the Nervous System
As peOtue of Apopexy, the machine confidently
menied and in the confirmed of Scoua Dropsy
spelas Deafness Curvature Of the Splne and all similar complaints
effects equally successful
Each machine conveniently arranged with the Battery all
appliances put walnut Accompanying
each manual full and simple directions
application the diseases which
Every family should possess these beautiful
will always be found valuable companion and very often the best
physician the of need
Price OF the Machines complete TWELVE DOLLARS each.
liberal discount made Wholesale Purchasers The Machines
be safely OF the world and each instrument
ranted.
Ef5- Southern Agents,
GUINNESS & BUSH,
Dealers in Fancy articles and Gents Furnishing Goods,
ia2g 6t2lpeoi 10 CAMP STREET,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-02
HECKER,s Prepared PARMA.

Highly recommended by the Medical Faculty. and
Hospitals the best article Of Diet known for nvas and
children high repue also fer domestic purposes
the making OF Pudtngs, ecmay be obtained at the Druggists
generally, and by wholesale of
TREADWELL & BARRY,
Sole Agents for the Manufacturers,
ja3 6t2dp' % Tchoupitouas, of Lafayette
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-02


An Adjourned Quarterly Session OF the Grand Division ~
s. OF T. State OF louisiana vii! be held on MONDAY 81 ~
NEXT, the 9Th instant hati-past O'Clock. p. NJ nIxAN
the Hall of Pelican Division No. st. Charles
POWELL, q. w. P. fyl st EDWIN l.. LEWIS, g. S.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-04-18
Sons of Tcnapernnce.

The events Of Thursday evening last will
long be remembered by the inhabitants of
Sumter District. The Division of the Sons
OF Temperance held public meeting in the
Methodist Church, which ,.editice was. at an
early hour, filled with the combined beauty
and nte'ligence OF the "Daughtcrs of Sum-
ter" AT an early hour Thursday evening
the "Sons" congregated from every portion
OF the District, even from the most distant
confines. The Division formed at I O'Clock
headed by the Sumter Band, transparencies
and torches flashing in the night air, and
over $50 memoers joining in the procession,
they marched into the Church. The exerci-
ses commenced by an original voluntary by
The Band, dedicated to the Division. which
was rendered in very mas.erly Manner
The Chaplain of the Division offered I'M
very eloquent and impressive prayer, after
which Col NJ Moses, W. p. called the nj.
,entlon of the audcnre in a lew briei. thouob
pertinent, remarks 10 The objects OF the Order
and the purposes OF the meeting Can't. r.
s. FRASER, w. A followed and Introduced ,o
the assembly His Honor Judge O'NEALE
u. w. q. F., who, in his usual energetic and
feliclous manner served to interest them with
an eloquent and instructive discourse of
nearly two hours length repletc with argu-
mentative anecdotes and sound and judicious
reasonngs The evenings exercises were
interspersed with music by the Band which
conferred great credit on itself by the artistic
manner of its performances. After the
Judges remarks the Division reformed and
with the addition of the "Cold Water Arn,v,,
marched back TO their quarters. We are
happy to state that the Division is in a very
prosperous condition, the present gathering
amounting TO over $50 members, and at the
last regular meeting thirteen new members
were admitted and like number OF PROPOSALS
rms DIVISION has contributed, in great mea.
sure, to reform the entire District and has
reclaimed vast number of King Alcobops
subjects. The Order is credit to the com.
try and we trust will soon extend ia borJcrs
SO as to take every repcntan, sinner within
It's fostering fold
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-04-18
The Court.

The Court has continued its sitting
dnringlhe week with interchangeable a,ten-
lion and has managed to yet through a
very heavy calendar. The Grand Jury,
we are happy to say, found, but three in
dictmenls, none Of any importance or for
any hcinous crimes, which speaks we'll
for the sobriety and order Of the disirict
and will contras, favorably with any in the
State. The Calendar as we before men.
toned was very heavy, consisting as fol.
lows:
$40 Summary Process Docket
lit Enquiry
90 Issue 5g8a
Up to the hour Of going 10 press Court
had moi adjourned. though 1t will not con.
time in session many days longer.
The Wings, it is sui'l, have carried tho
New York Municipal election.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-04-18

CoTToN DEsrRoYED.-The frost Of Sun.
day night last cut down alltI,e cotton--corr
suffered considerably though recovering.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-04-18

President TAYLOR, it is said, intends to
leave the Slavery Question entirely in the
hands of his Cabinet. If he docs so he VIC.
lates every pledge made by him.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-04-18

= I
IA FmE broke; out at Columbia on
Tuesday night 10Th inst, in lhe lane in the
rear Of Price d Rerry's Furniture Store,
y which # II had had not been promptly
anbdned by the energy and skill of the
Flre2 Companies aided by the citizens,
would have done great damage.
81. GEoRarA WHEAT Cnop.--The Mil.
.edgeyille Recorder says: "The Wheat
crop, from our ac cconnts, throughout Geor.
,gia, are very forward, and unusually prom.
Using. This is very pleasant news; II will
relieve any deficiency, we trust, in the
scorn supply, created BY the unusual nuan.
stlty ofihe laitar article required to make
pork from our prolonged spring weather
Eyla during the past winter months"
iapoRrANr DRoIsros.-The Washing.
Tton News states that the Commissioner Of
ihs General Land Office has decided, that
the alfidavits two or more respectable
persons on M are :! cessary to suspend the is.
: ssie q OF the warrants. The right descends to
Stts next Ct kin, provided for by law.
.,:.s. CAPITA 3 pgaisHMRNrr m MlcHIeAN.-
Ihe Committee on the Judiciary, IN The
House Of Representatives. of Michiaan.
have reported that it is not advisable TO
change the existing laws, SO as to reins,ate
capital punishment in the code.
ff.i slave named Jim, has been convicted
u insthes Pitt County Court, Virginia, and
I sentenced s q tei bss hung for The murder Of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-01
An Angel in the House.

BY LEIGH HUNT
How sweet /, were, IL, without feeble fright
OR diving of the dreadful beaureous sight,
An angel came TO us, aud we could bear
To SEQ him issue from the silent air
Al evening, in our room, and bend on ours
His divine eyes, and bring us from his bowers
Nows of dear friends, and children who have never
Been dead indoed-as we shall know forever.
Alas we think not that we daily sec
About our hearts angels, that ARR TO be,
OK may be ifthey will and we prepare
Their souls and ours TO meet in happy air
A child, friend, vito whose son heart sings
In unison with ours, breeding his future wings
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-02-01

at the .Annual Fair Of the Orange County
Agricultural Society, holden ut Chelsea,
Sept. 81, IS4S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-13

Rsilwsys would forthwith be constructed by nerosn
capital feeders for all the great lines ap prsach
ing fronters and rsiissy entererss 10 general
would doubtless b. ~ aciv. aud porous among
ar among peighbors The value Of our agricultural
produce would be raised at once TO with that Of
The United States; whilst agricultural mplements aud
many Of the Decessar-s of HE suoh n tea, collie and
sugar, would be greatly reduced IN price
The value of timber would a 20 be greatly en-
HANGED by free to the America market, where
It ba high price but Is subject to an onerous dity
At the time there Is to believe that
ship builders. we'll at Quebe; on the G:eat
Lakes would find an unlimited marSst tn all tue plrs
of the American continent t cnsuot bs doubted that
the shipping trade Of the United States must greatly
increase. Ii Ia equally manifest that with them, ths
principal in the " .hips is rapid
y dimnithng willis vast territories covered
with timber ofexcellent quality which Souid oa equally
available as IL is now since under Tue tee traissys-
TEN vess.ls would sell rs well la Eag@ad after
nexation as before
The simple and economical state governmsut in
whicbIdreet responsibility "a the people Ia distinguish
ing feature, would be substituted Tor system q, onc'
cumbrous and expensive.
In place of war and the ALARMS of with a neigh
Dor there would he peace aud aoolty between this
country and the United States Dis uts seen
the United States and her ohef II rival among
nations would not make the soil OF Cpsda tne saogu
for their disputes as uudr our existing sc
lations must necessary he the That such 10 the
unenyiable CONDITION of our state OF Expenditures upoa
Great Britain il known tn the whole world and how fr
IL may oonduce to keep pruisot capitalists from max
Ing investments in the country or wealthy settlers
from selecting foredoon.d battle nrd for the homs
of the nselves and their chireo, needs resson
ing On our part to elucidae.
| But other advantages than those having bearing
VI h "a. interests may oe I"rs.",u 10 woua
ooaps .ne eouh" o' p'i'p'a co'e~se oe,"'en RAJ,
80 a''"y a", oo's''e ,""S" i'I1a.io"s.
o' "a ."oo' auu I'"'.n'nae,,u "nu'l niY. htn
80 pt. ~ w, oa' 49, ai'"a'y va unuc.PA-
,p nAs is 20 i""nlous ,ou"fnce o'tn ,eN ."s hfr-
p'hsi, nay - Nv nop'' VI 'i'1' "o'ion " "'ssen-
su"' ",oons OH , $500, 80 pa ''' Ia .'e ooan
~ 'nans'"k a '"o"'"p ''' ~ a" i'''oponions CO"
u,'o" We "ou NV o"t $50" 'ui'nH zoe ut-Ion -
80, u. :, = ~" -, :" $3.50 a "'ai a., y, -
,,,'t,,'o' ~ w We go" ~ $3.50 ~ -
l.nt' t, - 70" p'io". a., 80 " ~ 49,. -, -
, ndy y, h,, ' ~ 80. -, 80 it'',,.a
so y, 'oou,r"o" o"' - 0''~"s va ~ '''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-13

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
The Won. y Cniofd. lac u. : Minister TO Mexico,
is II The Irving Hone
The Hen George W Crawford. 8 cretsry ~ wa-
returned Yesterday g. the rsing oas from his visit
TO West Tent MIR q aud a., scott ~ill visit Cover
nor leland to-day
The ncn Milsri Fnlmore Wee Pre- iient OF the
ritsd iates ma DE- - this city ant the Navv
" ard yestcTday afternoon Hs "a accompanied py
tho Hon David "A. Bukse ant 'hztt.s n. stuart Ea-
nser ~ the Lfy Deck. ~hD introduced HIN to the
city euthotiiiss. hs apwsr.d T., b. aighly pleased
with the City Hat aad the ts.ts shown IN laying
ut re sf.tntf 81 tund q he istt rs 30 "a, O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-13
SPORTING.


VINION COURsF. -TRuTTING.-TUIs DAY, SATUR-
~ day. Octoter Is ut half past o'clock Hatch for 500
two miles and repeat harness. g. Br'oks
1sso NJ. Sanford Empress. Imne iiatcly
after sweepsahe FIR SlO0 mile heats tn 10 Eve, to
2elb NJ ClntOck enters br. Mother; c. Dough-
eriyeners sorocoo "resser H. byder enters Bald
Eagle: .. Mel arlin enters silver Tail The Cars VIII
leave the sorh Ferry Brooklyn for the course, at oce
and return as so N as the 'ports are over
n. ID. GhEENE. Proprietor.
HENTRFvILLE COURSE-TROTTINC-WE
~ Oct. 18th. at o'clock, y. h.-Parss sSD-rhres ale
Heats in harness D. enters Lady Suf1lh; H..
Jones enters b. Eehep; j. Bridges enters en- Trustee.
The will leave the s,uth Ferry Brooslyn L. 81,
and return as soon NJ the sports ere over
JOEL CONKLIN. Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-13
LAMPS.

nEpOT OF FRENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS, NO. As
~ Hroaoway irfncrly Dissons Agency 8I Brosds ~.
choice of Mechanical Lamps Carr
eel Also isnp Modsrn.or LAMPS tor vessels french
furrure or lamps The best Vorkmsn ere sttached 20
ths ssabshulent fr Fepfrnr nnd cleaning sind %
Ismps lnderskc sssrY sled Of French Broate and gt
inr. W. nhRbpNNlbLk.
laws a NoFFFrs sotsRLaaP x,NuFAcroRY
$50 Fulton - do east 81 Brotdvay- amps OF
AL kinds both for lard aat csurhne s Char esre for
oanrctes sautnas hctes, 30 Uirandoies and Candti-
ahgaa Va liver s and bronze; AL anttRs Globes chu-
neyf ot, Sc ehscsaa and retail at tie very lowest
pfts fOr cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-13
INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS.
@~N>>N~OONNNNNNNNN0NNNn
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS.
BEGINNING Of the Revolution in Canada

MONTREAL, Oct. 9-oP. NJ.
hasten to forward to you an important document
1t is the ADDRESS PsorLE CANADA in favor OF
a e2arstion from Great Britain and xation to the
United States 1t ia the beginning OF the revolution in
the Csnadss Emanating from the leading OF all
parties and both races is Of the utmost Importance
to both countries 1t will appear in the city papers to-
morrow morning. While am writing signatures are
being obtained
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-13

EHEIGur FOR NEN OkLEANS- The SPLENDID
steamship QUO viii be r.aey reseve freight for
New Ofesns. at her wharf foot ~ honday
ne, Oct 18th She Will positively sai gu the l6h At
c'cistl. A. q. ROBERTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-13

POLITICAL.

INIGBTEENTa wARD.-AT A LARGE AND ENTHU-
II sastic r~ Of the Democrats Of the lSh
ned OF Constitution HAIL pursuant 70 public notice
the OF the i2n int, 60 he nominations
the n ioainR Con made the R"era Of the
wand bic meeting held at Mullins Ms the eth
William " ines appOi1ted chairman, and Thomas A.
Qnin and Chss H. secretaries The call of the meet
ing read motion, the lates selected by
mittee 20 tie lug for approval
ratoy. when the following limitations nOusy
contradiction AS cmhly-Iames II. Suydam. For Alder
ID ~ smith, Jr For Assistant Alderman Ed
mund 4. Conln. For Accommodates Wines Collin
Shpard For Gems abes--ltaac u. Smith, Malta niel h.
Green For Inspectors Of Tection-lst district John FAY lor
Charles H. Smith, ID district, Henrv HALL John Lynch: "a
district. James Fsgsn Thomas A Quin On motion
thai the proce dpgs Of h meeting be published
the Globe Democratic Union Republic. Sun, and Herald
WILLIAM WINES, Chairman.
THOMAS A. QUI~, e,o-..,r,,
CuAs II. CowAr, 'seie''iios'
ntEOCIATIC REPUBLICAN NON NArIONs-sIx-
IL tenth ward:-For Alderman, a Dtninan ASH tant
James Moore JN0. KELLEY, Chairman.
Jrc. muLLTE, sect'y.
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SALES EY AUCTION.

A UCTIoN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. URNITUEE-BY
virtue OF chsttl mortgsse will is % this day q az
Beach Co, rosewood Piano Porte; marble Top dressH;
card and marble TOP centre tables French bsd
Bout door fales attended to. q. WARREN. Agc'r
UCTIoN KoTIcE.-FURyIrURE sALE-rHIs DAY
IA l0 o'clock by " H. H. Oidfeld, will be sold without
reserve 10 Ncrth Wisn, Cha sham vaus
les. Tie sale will the base AID will be
continuea up snir sIrsins variety OF articles too na
Cots, &c Ssgiase tolct tHOs BELL Auetiyneer.
lAxEs COLE, AUCTIoNTER.-I7sysLU BUILD
H. the city Of Bro"klyn positive sale James
Co.. sell at auction, Moadag Oct 5tn ~ ocieck,
BY Ohet, situated the 9th ward, Brooklya in Bedford
avenues aud the entire
ct aud TsInpsins avenue be ns
bounded by Bedford Ncsrand MArey and Tompkns
~ Iutnam and Nadson The
ali regularly laid out, opened and graded that
viii be At no for the same The
yesr The situation Of the lots heautf beiag
the moo, level and valuable property TO build on In
a. ms, any that has srcti1n
city - brookn Bedford 10 side and paved
and I IS ., w sGS IKE Who'll. r ine s'Sr %
lots saep iron ting Streets With frth
!" ne ssses ssss nS.aSs nas,os IN ali over $50 lots in
the ediae vic my similarly protected One VI te
heus trtt~lth. Immediately opposite the property
church has Just teen Ihoss wish parhssc
rdss sesaIsinsy Ths Fulton ana ntsn lines Of onui.
buses leave fulton Fem very mrgtes tn midnight.
~ for The properly l. tue confidence
Brook yn and whsmseursn overoosng both being
cry between mi cs Fuitor Ferry.
1e i. 10 this property ghqaos'onabic. having in
so 40 Tar cent on ths st OF ototr wa.u he deeds WI
BE- d,i'c'ed. The balance Iemaia bond sni mot
ready a. the sfccs OF The Auctioneers q Fulton street.
Brooklyn. md Nc.9W,ll e., New fuk.