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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-09

NEW WATCdES, JEWELRY, ETC.
NE are in receipt of large and splendid stock Of
y! ~ God and Silver, Lever, Lepne and Deupex rq
manufacture. Also, Jewelry, Sill "a
yer ware, Spectacles, Gold Pens, e4AzA
Pocket and Table Cutlery, and Fancy
Goods We particularly invite the attention of ladies and
gentlemen stock before purchasing elsewhere is
selected by ourselves in the Northern cities with cal and
shall be sold as low as at any house in the city.
KNOWLES T. NOEL 35 Canal street.
N. B-Our personal attention will be devoted repair
ing every description of fine Watches Clocks, Jewey etc.
which shall perform satisfactorily charge
mott *, & n
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY

WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
purchasers to call and examine my very
w large stock of HATS and APPS in store and IsES
La constantly receiving by every arrival from New
~ ork direct from my mandatory in New -
ark, n J. can sell cheaper than any other house in
the city. and there cannot be found in New OIeans
better assortment of those articles nave present store
,0 dozen of black, white and pearl BUENA VISTAS of
FUR and WOOL Holm OIJRRRJDGE "
fyl2 % Cnsiomhonse st m Stair
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ORDERS FOR HAY. Com, OATS. BRAN. Pc
" TATOES. etoA promptly attended to-
Z. CHAPMAN, 81 Tchoupitoulas street.
Refer eBce-J. r. GEDDKs. fja18 6mJ near Poydras
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INT H. MEY Err, No. 100 CAMP street, Watch. no
lyA. maker and dealer in yEWELRY, GOLDAgh
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. r.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w "A l.
M H. MEY Err, No. 100 CAN'T street. Wateh.a
PENS FxN ~ S sfsfi i snd
All Jewelry ARTICLES repaired at moderate prices. mSA
WATCHES, JEwELRY AND FANCY GOODS.
Yq.ekss rich yewely latest styles, compising Fine
a. & % az, Rsf
S M S
Boxes Dressing Case. fine Fan, Recule and other fancy
and snss
Guns Pistols, Pevoven. Bowie Knives, Military Goods, &c..
As for sale at n GSbE s1f ao5 81 IS
FINE WATCHES, JEWELLERY, Etc.
r. A. TYLER, 80 CAMP ST. has constantly on hand.
Lever f pdps. r sHd Cylinder sy Of
nd fHFs nj Ss,sS e. ~:
Pencils Thimbles Buckles, &c. Fine Bracelets Brooches.
ssso. ca RHE eSs RAYS sPH slss t cs. fsas
Candlesticks, Uns, rich Fancy Goods Lubin fine PEG
e ms" Sh SsK & I % s so s
Silver Shell or Steel bowed frames and Glasses of every
fitted to suit the at short notice mis-
YOUNG'S, No. Camp Street. New Orleans,
NOW receiving, at the above Store by every aivalfom
s Ss .test q sP Esd ssy ana ma SSssass.9@
TA finest patent Lever Watches, hunt - -
hs asg na bansSs y 81. and 81 as aai
Esntlsmeas Breast Pins Also new patterns Of Studs
Buckles gold and silver spsss gold Pens Of
makers Also large stock Of Silverware, consisting of
9 sf And x &c s s sss nf s..
LIZ are respectfully invited to call and examine before
Thesnctest attention paid to the repairing of fine
o CeG and y The p%a s and all
All repairs warranted or NO charge NJ tie
NEW WATCHES, JEWELLERY ETC.
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IHMPs AND DATHMQ APPARATUS "a.
Ut.uN MCCARTHY Piumber No. l34 Camp street
New 0IisaR, has inst received and large a.
Lift Pumps; Beer Pumps, &c Sc: Cooking Rance. IN
Bshng TIbs aSd Shove, Baths Also laying and repair
anu Steamboat work promptly put up and repaired All
delsprcmptly attendedto AA
4TV Charges moderate ~halrv
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GOLD ROCKERS FOR CALIFORNIA.
A NY person wishing TO purchase GOLD ROCKERS
snch recommended in this paper apply at No 26
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE!
Wholesale and Retail Furniture Warehouse
,r,up g. No Is .MAGaZLNE STREET
tensiye asson ment Of Furniture, consisting of -
a BuREAuS, DINING and CENTRE@zzA
"a TABLES, SOFAS, ARMOIRS. ORES Z
FIS[NGs CASES LOUNGES, OTTO s.
MANS. CHAIRS. BEDSTEADS, LOOKING
Dealers requested to give call before purchasing
elsewhere as stock at all times large and complete
Ftsters from the Country also requested call and
examine our stock as we determined not to be beat
prices by any other house in the city.
ja3 MeDUFF FLINT 6 CO. rs Magazine st.
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I COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
Corner GIROD and NEW LETEE SITS. Ne,o Orleans.
TItHIS fine Hotel is adyantag eously situated being in
L front of the principal Steam and Fiatboat IL
Landings, and afoIdS peculiar accommodations for N.s1
Western Merchants raiders and Travellers gener GiA
ally The house spacious and comfortable and possesses
every convenience the chambe are well furnished and
airy the table supplied with the best the market
furnish the Bar will be supplied with the best Wines and
Liquors; all of which selected with great care. No
pense will be spared to make the Commercial worthy of pub
lie patronage JAMES ROACH, Manager
ola 6m Successor to JOSEPH E. BELL
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A I" H iih iDRAUGHT STEAMBOAT only three years
trn oiu, TIL VII Ds sod OF chartered reasonable ~
s wse eas I sbs eng nn and only draws 20
OF carving from five hundred bales Of Cotton and
stands well in the insurance Offices For particulars anny to
GOO .c ~, 80 TIMER u CONREY
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BOAR DING H o U Sc.
112 GRAPIER Street. betaoeen st. Charles and Car0,.
deket Streets-One door from the of Cdrondeiet ST.
MRS. WILSON, Gate of q Bienvie street) respect.
tl fully informs her friends and the public generally, -
that she continues in the above eligible location occu
pied by her during the last year. She has had her1.X
HOUSE thoroughly reftted and prepared for the
dation of gentlemen exclusively Grateful for past patron
she hopes by dgen attention to the comfort and
yenence OF her patrons and receive continuance of
the same Her terms will be. as heretofore, MODERATE.
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ROBERT SKINNER,
all kinds of FIREWORK, such as the
y Setting Of Cooking Ranges, Ovens, Steam "a,
be Guaranteed. and specimens of his work may be @9
anytime. N
with Dispatch a19 1v
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N.rELLl0ENCE 81 TuR MAuA
N~0~N~~~o>>ooso~~o~
The So>TnRnN MAM.--No mail was reossv,<
last night, S>,uth Of PhladeIphls.

WASHINGTON, Feb 9, 1870.
1he i~eo'n,~g Admi~,s fvafso,--7h Ce6imss-Ar.
Ctay-7he Pa~ama RailSad, &C.
General Taylor is coming-GeaeraiC sss 10 SSn-
ins-Mr' Clay is coming, and the inauzurasio.'s
coming, wnen we expect all tho world. and his
| wife, will come
That awful day will surely come.
The appointed hour makes hasts. -
| The return of Mr.. Clay creates almost ss u.-.,s
speculation a. the probable policy Of the new ~.
m'In's S we expect however. that Mr. Clay
the party in the Senate; without much grumbi.uS.
for really, since his departure, the wings have Gee.
WITHOUT a leader In Congress. Mr. Claytsn has
Mr. Webster, so has Mr.. Crittenden, 80 has Mr.
Dayton, SO has Mr.. Badger. go has Mr. Bernen.
among the wings ofthe Senate; but all put tog ,thsr.
they have often been at a loss how to harmoniss
from Mr.. Clay brought them all up, to a man, fiom
the beginning 10 the end Of the roll, while he vas
on the floor Of the Senate. Aud we expect they
will do it sgaIn. When he returns they will forget
the difficulties of the late campaign, and bow 70
him as the great sachem Of the council fire. Bat
we do not apprehend any difficulty that account
WIN the administration, except that the presence
OF Mr. Clay may strengthen the old wings In the
affections Of the Executive, and tend to give them.
alter all, the controlling will in the governments
for while General Taylor feels closer attachment
to Mr. Crittenden, he looks, If we mistake not,
Unfortunately for the independent supporters Of
General Taylor. In their amalgamat' on with the
wing party, they have lost their identity, while the
party as 1t Stood retains something OF the order q
its old organization under Mr.. Clay, notwi,hssand-
ing his system Of measures Is exploded and de-
iuncl. And while we have no doubt that the
course OF General Taylor will be an independent
one, we have reason to suppose that it will be the
policy of a President whose fixed elementary po-
of Mr. Clay.
On the great question Of the day, we have rea-
son to suspect that Mr.. CLAW, if the alternative u
presented as the only alternative of governments
for the new territories. OF voting tor the Witmot
provlso or against it, will be found on the
platform OF his Lexington speech, and 10 favor Of
the exclusion OF slavery and that Gene raj Taylor
will sustain HIM by his endorsement of the bill
The House had troublesome time to-day with
Mr.. Schenck, but finally disposed ofhim by rapid
adjournment.
The Senate had a speech from Mr.. Underwood
against the Panama bill, and from Mr.. Webster
and Mr.. Dayton in support fit. Also, memo
rial from New York in favor of the more northerly
Isthmus OF Tehuantepec. We apprehend that "a
Isthmus railroad act Is out OF the question this
session. W.
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FOR SALE.


broadway PROPERTY FOR SALk-AJ J. BLEECKER
ID will sell Monday Feb H. the vauable property $40
Brssavay 100 By H. ~ BY 2 stories and attic
ssd basement aud vaults front built IN the
and In good order This property could improved
for kinds Of business being very
best situation for cabin upholsters no. The greater
Of the purchase remain bord aud
EOR SALE AT IORr HAMILTON (THs NARROWSl-
most d. Grable country residence comprising handsome
for res Sr four horsS coach house sardsnsr house
and IN The highest s.s Of cultivation; garden
mental the whole covering Of % b. so fest The
from the steam boat landing. Hrcs. $97I sppyN
I'd WOOD, on the premisss-
Two MkkCbANr TAlLOks-foh sALk THs STOCK AND
Fixtures OF Merchant Tailoring and Ready Made Clothing
Ksabiisbmen No. $50 0resnwsh OF Robinson street
the Washnton haIhet porton wishing to engage
buanes the location excellent aud BE-
passed. For further particulars inquire At tho store
y OSEWOOD PIANOfOxrE FUa cALE--sYLEN DID
~ Pai with all the modern Improvements ootavea
will BE- sold lew for cash. Ase the furniture
tanned In the house. consisting Of SOFAS dvans oenreand side
tables marble French gothic tads spring and
other chairs card and fancy tables no. Inquire Prince
stres t near Broadway.
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Police lnteAllxencc.


Charge Of Grand Larce"y-O hicer jenkins, Of the
Sixth ward police, arrested yesterday two women
called Mary Stephens and Biddy MoIutyre, Or more
commonly known Hot Corn Biddy." These
women charged with stealing from the person Of
sailor by the name Of Robert Walker. thirteen sove.
reigns, valued ct SOS. It appears that Walker was
induced to enter the premises No n Elm street, with
Mary stephens, who managed, during . short inter-
view, to steal from his pocsst the thirteen severegns
The ooer notified Of the robbery and pursued the
into Roosevelt street. where he caught her, but
searching her person of the money found
The ozosr STILL however, thought she was guilty and
examining her mouth he discovered six Of the sove
regns where she had put them for safe keeping four
recovered from her sister, and the last three
got from Dutch grocer, with whom she had left
them for safe keeping thus through the
OF this active officer the whole Of the money was
covered. Justice Lethrop committed both the women
to prssn, Mary - the principal and Hot Corn Biddy
- an accowplice.
.anetker-OHactr Mincho arrested yesterdays woman
called julia Buckley . charge Of stealing $40 from
James Faulkner. She detained for . further
hearing.
Passing Bad Money.-A man BY the name Of John
lockwood arrested yesterday by officer Orr, on
charge OF passing counterfeit $40 bill on Christian
sstsrs. Justice Timpson detained him for further
hearing.
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United States District Court.
Before Judge Beta

FEBRuAlv g. Grand Larceny Phillip Stevens in
dotted with Henry Jackson for grand larceny was put
trial The prisoner was steward Of the American
Mersey OF Liverpool In February, 1913; there was
family on board named Bradshaw, Who had taken pas
ssge for America IL appeared from some cause that
Mr. Bradshaw and his family had to ON shore, and
that trunk Of Mrs Bradshaw. containing her cloth
ing lett board the trunk after wards found
In OF tho state with tho lock aud hAsps bro
KEN the tents Of 1t afterwards traced to the
prisoner, and identified by Mrs Bradshaw as her pro-
perty. There being some doubts the minds Of the
Jury In regard to come of the testimony the prisoner
was acquitted.
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Fashionable Intelligence.

FasnAOnaOlo Intelligence.
sale Of furniture took place yesterday at No. IS
East Eighteenth street. which occasion the upper
ten turned out In force II was announced that the
household furniture to be sold the property Of
gentleman about leaving for Europe. The house was
thrown open for inspection Wednesday and large
number Of attended that day inspect the
articles enumerated In the catalogue which named $40
lots beside the kitchen niture The parlo-s es
boratey furnished, and the walls hung with COL
lection Of very pretty paintings Of which claimed
to b works of artists Of celebrity mostly, however,
beloossg to the modern school, The sale was an.
nounosd to commence 10 CLOCK A. M and at that
hour the house filed from the upper story to the
basement, with ladies and gentlemen. The carpets,
beds bedding and other fur allure Of the upper stories
weEs mostly purchased by secondhand furniture deal
srs but when the austopssr reached the psrlors he
found his customers consist mostly Of persons who
were desrous Of spproprsng the articles to their
ose. The royal wiiten carpets which were nesrly
sofas brought from 81 to $l46 the chairs sold 1t from
$S to $28 each; and the ct something
go. Clocks vsses, and sntel ornaments Of various
descriptions were bought up eagerly BY the ladies,
who entered into active competition with each other
ct prices which would have made the regular Tors
Of those articles smile With .sfAotion The paintings
were thought BY many to DO vel cold A"Msdonnaa at
Devotion' and . Masdalsn imploring Mercy, both
said to b BY Giovanni brought S67 30 cash. Love
among the Roses, by Csmp.nelo. brought $25. A
Mothsr and Child, painted oy Bsrghsm, sold for $50
Dictms in the Louvre, brought SIT. Rustic Court
ship" by Mstees, $l5 "A fancy female head" BY
Isaby, s2s !" Mrs: Siddons In the Green Room" BY
Andrews, $40. Ceres" piece Of marble sculpture
after the Antique, 500 A Bu.t Of Venus" }43. A
amssbls statue Dssirs Of Knowledge from the original
Of 0ironisr, SOS. Boy with Bird" BY Chauty $780,
piece in gothic frame aud glass; $40. Portrait Of
George ILL.," line engraving Sill 80; Portrait Of
George w." $ll, both proof Impressions "Marine
Nav Of the City Of Amsterdam" BY Bsskhausen, sls
Moonlight on the Thames" by w Ready, $2s.-
Eastern Seaport" BY De Gralie. French artist, $l2
There several other pictures sold at lew prices
Purchasers obliged bid the strength OF their
knowledge Previously acquired to the value of the
articles sold, there euoh . perfect jam that
hardly anything could be inspected at the time of sale
fngrces and eerees enterprise not to DO under
taken without the most urgent necessity prevailed.
The ladies for the most part by gen.
tlemen, who dictated bidders, though IL
eonsy apparent that they dido With the worst grace
tmaginsbls Tho articles sold are to be delivered to
day and to morrow. The house. when the sale took
place, was also plscsrded n for eals.
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The Weekly Herald.

The Weekly Herald.
This sheet will be published at nine o'clock to-mor-
row morning Its contents will embrace tho latest in.
telgence Of the movements Of the Gold Diggsrs, and
the particulars Of the prize Asht between Sullivan and
Ayer Single copies sixpsnce. Annual subscription,
three dellars.
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w ANTED- BY A REspICrABLE YOUNG GIRL, A 81
jecton the country Apply at W Barclay floor
room No. ~.
w ANrED-A SITUATION AS COOK. BY KEsPE TIA
W woman Who for has lived bat In
reposs. Piease call At No 1875 Amty Sweet N. Y.
w situation Cook Washer and Irorer. the beet
city reence she also exoeent bakef Please call
No IL Berry street M stairs.
VNeN1ED-A FRENCH WOMAN as NURSE, ONE y 40
ecap BILE taxing Of child Apply at No 456
Greenwich street.
NOTWITHSTANDING AGENTS TO Make SALES
w through QUIT country Of article in universal Ap
ply at u Broadway.
Al ANIED Ina gOIA rELY-TWO LAR0e xOOMs, WITH
w steady steam for glass quitting esablishmen
fsaus q ''' ~ ssf John so :erss
T1NV SHIP JOIN EKA-A YOUNG NAN WHO aas WOaK-
ed short time at the bu siness hes bind himself
SUP Joiner hnish lie rAdshe 10 willing 70 tai and
lmsed aerwards for any agreed length Of me Please
id 're-- JON or, Herald ONCE.
lOO Owen soldiers lands in illinois, which have for
years sold and lost for Apply o'clock
addss hstsoD Nassau street. NJ York. Owing No. Of ot
6 LkshAH WAkTkD-IN rHR Wholesale DEPART.
y ment Of gntlemens furnishing estebshment Address
the ONCE Of this papsr stating qualifications References
and salsry.
TNIURs ALTON WANTED, or FREDERICK VOOS IRON
The city Of Tonses Germany supposed to be At Saint
Missouri Bis ther s now in New York. 81 No 50 OAat
ham street. and wants him to ws Southern Iap
I AN0UAGEs-A PkR,VN OFFERS To TEACH THE
IL Spanish, French, Enslish and German Languages
10 instruct brief and In the spanish tongue
such being near their for CALIFORNIA; should
sufficient to enable them transact business with tho natives Of
that county. Addrsss D. c. this ofhoe.
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nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THl "PRACrlCAL PRIvATn
II Treatise TO-, % Greenwich stxest-ofncs hours 70
NJ n tsundsy s.eeptsd mos We sPpy IN ne sssy
attending their ors II chiefly however sos Sn: have %
srvices In sxurs from M arst OF ircpesnt 70 10 mofs
advanced and distressing saSs Iron upcemmon advansa6
RADICAL oure which, he has ground fer sasn saa - oosss
from no other source IN America
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DoST OFrIGk LETTER CARsIssS DEPARTMENT,
New YoRK, February . 1870 '
The following established Ocos BY
authority Of the Post Office Department vi. =
epauldine Shepherd booksellers, lS9x Broadway.
Ne chau Exchange ats Cummings Hse corner Washing
Wood naslet coal Dealers Chambers and Washington
Theodore De Forest druggist ~ Greenwich. Norr
Shell L Mott ,tauone,s NJ Vail. corner Nassau
George Nesbit satioDer 80 Wall street. corner Water
Peter W. Anderson druss ~ Fulton. corEer Water
IN. Crane bookseller, f4 Pearl street.
william Miller & o., hides ana leather, IS Gold
Bell Gould. ststopers l6S Nasssu street.
William b. Mann druggist 2B Broadway corner Chambers
T. T. Green, druggist 3se18roadway. corner Walker.
Henry D. Fsiter vines 500 Brosdway, corner Prince.
Chester Dripes grocer 68l Broadway Amity
Augustus r. CammsN or 10, king gssteA 7S Bro dway.
John Cook. Erooer 765 Broadway. corner Sth street.
MeroeIt druggist, S66 Broadway lith street.
Jan Osgood, druggist. 326 Bowsry street.
Frederic Les, hardware PAS Stanton
John AFFORD. booi seller, l08 Bowery.
John Morrison needles Chatham CORNER Rooss-
Welt.
G. "A. Buncs statoners 81 Chatham and 227 william
street
A, d thesup Oface.
Isch station DO visited four times day. at IAN. 3M
ocook Pm by appointed fer that purpose
City Lott collected at O'clock win DO delivered tho Mail
Letter Carriers with their first and these O'clock with their
Letters deposited O'clock be carried
the Post Oea in time for the afternoon mails The oolleo-
ton will bs for tho maas which closed in the
Stsmps receivable for City Postage only the
several stations the Letter Carrier window In the Post Once
Crcp at the Letter Csers window the Post Ooe
Of the Branch Post Oco delivered at cent each
prepaid.
a. the arr,ng g ments can be completed.
X. ROBERTS SUIT Of the City Post
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M RDlCAL OFFICx-DR JOHNSON. Is DUANE STREE!
NI near Chatham we'll known - TIE moss ssoccea
practitioner New York in the atmsnt Of yenses dsee
r., octoYs rom aen skill In hos Old half hAe
have existed for year L. snnsnt 0sss ssrssfs 9ios
upou The the throat pains N M hea4 80
hnes al ths ae sestuAy Cured Constitutional wsaknsea
hrourht on b. sorst habit By ysnnG cs~snl
issvo M reems and nehNy enissaA Dotvey prevsa1DG
Reosns o,sss cursd In four days whsat nsrouy. No a
ind "a Ur8ysnton from bunnooA
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CHOR BAN FRANCISCO CALIrORNIA-THG SACRA MEN
70 knipg and Asayips Association have puhasd ire spen
did fast sailing eoppsed and fastened BARI usedas Capt
Walter Greasy and VIII have uich despatch The Association
for u monhs shares remain unsod need
ply except doubted character Tho members Of the
particularly requested 10 pay the balance Of their
insamen meeting to 10 held at Stonees Bot Isl Full
ton street. this evening" at O'Clock. BY order.
WM. BRUCE, President 2U Greenwich street,
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II. Hoe q Co. would most respectfully
return their the Fire Department this city for their
bold and scbt services in saving from destruction so much
their property their trends and the public In general for
In short time God street, ard they would inform
and that their rnopal manu-
operation, they taken ofoe at No Colds
the where they will happy " se their fend ana
receive their orders, usual
MISUNDERSTANDING, for Wear or Spe-
oulaten, such Fustiaa article Ponehos the
real Mexican Blankets India RubheS aside Monkey Jake
Mining Jaekct Mining Panu Water rosf South testers ne
Al is Ns.sa ssesi corner .; Bs.n%as. - ''
California mining Boots, warranted to
without rpaing At Jon IS ID Ann street. Pine
and warranted to well boos nade French water
proof Boot from "a 81 to So ~ JONES IA Ann street, the
Museum.
Gold Psns.-Perons geanE 60 California
eAould taxa with them Of Celebrated Gold
Nenysniept aAd will ouswesra cargo Of Qu OF Steel reua
Bod only By s.G WATSON ID Wall IT.
The Best Preparation In the World for the
hair 70 stay it's falling of has fallen of and the bubs
detIoycd 70 restore Hrs aibe Onsusn and for keep
soft glossy and avDg dark hue Aing
Ne Is o. anoy stores generally
wigs and Toupcss.-The best assortment
CITY, Batchsiors Wig Mandatory, Not
all street. roadway his new invented i oosned
silver Far Of the American Institute Call
before purchasing e's.whsie. Copy the addrssA
l.louid Hair Dye.-Ba cheiOr's Liquid in-
santy nsturs b,Ict crow o,lr
without injury u hair skin. ms the best attic In the
nartet applied with ,rouhe than other dyes
Sofa Wholesale ana retail 1T w. bAfCHELokA No. Wall st.
mar Brosswsy.
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ton TO consist Of % mebers have purchased The and
fast sailing bark SUSAN Of burhsn coppered
per fastened and fitting her in superior Uya both for
fort end convenience ew shares are yet to b hadprcs
S60 including share In the vesse OUTFIT and profit for
Thoss Wishing 10 join select party will please apply
LLDR1DGk PLATT STEWART ~ v lillian Of.