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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-12
MEDICAL.
VA ONDEKFUL TINES.
w Great Irving gave us Rip Van Wrinkles fears.


w ONDERFUL TINES.
w Great Irving gave US {. Rip Van Wrinkles" fears.
woke, to end new people customs q. things changed
S
But have hot time to think to tell the fact
4De pS'h Sns.:S ike upon ' '''
l. & our Sss nSrS su n. single Gay o. r''
90. !aisl you :! : 4. street would appeal:
That r,ues Of gold which Oft murder rob- and lie for
hundred miles, sequston. California;
~ % s S. Cod s s1S y "S BY m
Sore II rcat and other Pulmonary Sold
she street Agents S Broadway Aor MsS SssI' ats
..k fol .r Cold Candy Put up packages Of s a.
- AND 81 each.
soads khum.,m: Ery.psas broken Brcasa sors Nppiss
the genuine article apply ~ the proprietor: asRos ~
NJ axTsAoSn.SAsy woskzTo rsE sAss.sp
fna,e d,s. Ce%p.n,on by Or A. u Hsurossa sixth cdi
TS sss %9;'
e.. married Or a:s s " ~
Which oud be known them particularly Here every female
dies every Fer sails 2n
peis1Ss 1%f' s. re- i'
Albany W. Davis Boston On ,he receipt Of 81. oopy
Uni ".s s as s. p ~
A. hAURICEAU, box l.2f New ORR CITY. Ofos l2o
~ street.
nA. RAJ Prs PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE ON
- tho nature, symptoms progress, consequences ediea
aud OF the genital csans including mAsturoson srcsr
sv. si no ss Ts s 81
% I'll s Oven usSsss b. ss
% r' :, sa a Il. sao g ,s ~
malice free ~ post Also Of most OF hook sellers IL the
NO Guns NC PAf-pk cogBlTT. 70 DyANs 81
IN member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons London.
consulted In trratmcns Of decate diseases No ous
have had gset ulcers upon
pains In tHe head and bones Of the Iegs
-urecn devoted dssasos enables
s worst form Of this dise~sc days
No mercury used Structures WITH
scarcely pain fhose iadiv,duas who INDUCED
eran easous habit positively BE- restored hsaih m
I'VE. RALPH, AUTHOR OF TgE "P2A 1IcAL PsivArl
~ Trcsurc Ac. ~ Greenwich strectodice hore to - A.
0Dgr te"ndsv sscepssd rhoss wn. apply In toe esvy
tsss viii surprse Al the rApdiy and little incouvenenc
tendh their cure IL cray however thsse wne have sa
,rcd from class Of people, who properly appreciate
rs In structure i.sm ts nrs or incpsnt % -, NOR
.nt yery nennve prsouoe he oen afford RAPID ss. An.
rrdoa which has Ground fee sAuaS b obtsns4
ron no ether source In AmecicA
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The gross income In 1916 was $64 ob2 %, and In lS
$14736s co. II Is not positively stated Ia the report
that the entire work will be completed and ready for
use by the time rpec,hed-Oot !, 1s49,- suoh Ia
the anticipation Of the engineer On the ist Of Janu.
ary Is4s the union debt of the road sl3 1913
with cash balance in the treasury Of 81 $40 Is The
debt the 3oth Of September ls4S, was sao4s5 rs,
with q cash balance In the treasury Of s2oo5s IS.
The road is represented being in better oondi.
ton for doing business than at any time previous,
both as regards the motive power and the condition
Of the track II Is also much better supplied With oil
the necessary materials for repairs.
TIE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company
has been fully organised its stock taken and por-
ton Of the road put under contract The Memphis
Branch Railroad from Kingston to Rome Is reported %
nearly completed and will be ready for business some
time December from which large increase Of busi
ness Is expected.
The annexed statement exhibits the movement Ia
the leading departments Of each bank in New Hsmp-
hire, on the 4th of December, 1848-
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Common Council,


BOARD or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN This Board held
special meeting last evening" with view to take some
action the subject Of nding the city charter.
They made NO progress, however, and will again meet
fhia eve ninn a o,clnnk
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I.sens. Exc,s.n.m, created by Hnrs In

hnseus' Dscss"s"s c.e"se" " I'LL ~
fslihls tospertIt all vr heads from the
b>d thu vered red ard so those covered With week
dry itg hair IN, onsuent also the test article IN use
I'd ofs hsn sod the nim,tabe cater Of hair
and xkfsksra No. rs Nassau .
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AUCTION 8.

~ W. PINE, AUCTIONEIR-FINALS SALE OF SPLeN-
" did Cabinet Fun nitureyan fine will sell
Fasy 18th January 10 O'clock No % Broadway
head Of nors preu ptor fer csst extensive aud
fsror Hall Chamber Furniture (cusom
the d tsle st the above place 10
the full particulars which Will be found in the Cour
inquirer and catalogues NIB Tho will be and
con fol table for ladies'
~ b. ROLLINS, AUCTlONtER-BOND STREET PRO-
~ Lert,1hs three story white marble ont dwelling No.
~ Bod largo building attached. Of
ouId In fee 70 feet nches 10 feet through Great Jones
which 10 spacious framed stable will DO sold b. the
oghet bidder Tuesday Jan 10th at u O'clock At tho
rcbans Exchange large OF tie purchase
bond ortgage For particulars
ply G. b. ROLLINS CO. n Vail street.
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Supreme I'll IL ds 10 ruon in
oy ~ brookb ~ oooSk the bloch of msss Nc ~
81 20, 81 Batter street PLEASANT situaso ans but sxns
DAsiRL VAN yooRuIs, sssris
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AOtals IVA Ahos
This exceeds the openings ofany previous year With
in the history Of these works In this country II will
be percsved reference to the list that some Of the
most important lines have been extended and have ap
proscted nearly to completion With one or two sx-
oeptons the increaee has been In the northern and
eastern States. We have doubt more than nine
hundred and fifty miles of railroad have been added to
the previous aggregate within the past making the
grand total at the close nearly seven thoussnd
miles Of railroad in operation in tbs United States
The annual report Of the Chief Engineer Of the
Western and Atlantic Railroad Company to the Co
vernon Of the State gives . detailed account OF the
affairs Of the road and its operations during the year
ending Sent Goth. 1S4S;-
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TIA MATING OF THE FRIENDS or THE "a ARRIET
"A Newell Association (bound fer Califforn held ard
the Telegraph sandy Hook Wednesday Janu.
~ kd9-On motion, Aldermen Pents called the
Op and James Mex nney and m. Dunstou. E.q
poHc S.ceta The following resolutions then offered
and approved unanimously:-
Resolved That although cannot but regret the necessity Of
parting with valued and esteemed friends there much VI plea
mixed with that regret from the feel that In
parting with them with such calculated to
the laws and character OF country the Pacific
board.
Resolved, That from long association with friends
tier fellow In Caior
ria prize th for they will DO found wanting but good
and true.
Resolved That the thanks OF tho meeting hereby
to the harriet Association for the handsome they
provided collation. &C. AID steamboat tor accommodation
this OCCASION
Resolved proceedings published in Herald and
Courier and ENQUIRER. By order OF the Chairman.
MEMBERS OF ASSOCIATION.
RICHARD N. JESSUP. President
EDWIN LOCKWOOD, Captain.
George Fox Cyrus Scofed, samuel Ettyng.
LeaDder Brswn. Matthew Howell Samuel S. Howell.
Seth Il. Kneeland, Wn. 4. Lyon Israel VAIL
Chas J. Andrews John Forst James Mills
X. J. Wilber
PAssENGERa
Z. Burrill Nathaniel eed, Elisha Crane,
VIM. etersop, Edgar Mills Siss Evans,
DIR AHdraess, DIR. nallory
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RowkRY THRATRk-IRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY
E SC sos 4 s =: f. s's
ss S:n. c.. " H. Sssrts s..
s D. fsssrd.o M sordsa Claudia Ess s., i Ts9is
HSSs Mi rScoy' o S .s's The cSIs
Jordan Friend Tho%sA Mr. Warden; Andsw ar s:a rd I'd
Mr. NM D1 m s's S s' 3D. P
l2Hc; Gallery 2ke Doors opsnst Ga o'clock msncs at
CaAkr.A AUS NATIONAL THEATRE LATE oaATnAM.
%S :ssss wdsS Mas M
Sshs, SH1dOn VA ssog:,a =. M xaSr
e.. Mr. T.,o 4. I.itmaI N,
Il Isherwood Madeline Mrs Chapman To oonOads
Nth the Farce Of LOAN or LOvER-r.ter spyi. NJ O
=. SyDSSI; csIpss Siss E.es:tss Iss
Ss a.. sen. ~ avss
MI, COZ msDSs with II. Comic Drama of LAyAvER-so
AND AHIADSa-I sdsIrs MI csnes MIS-
Philips r. followed y ISkE TaE l.. sosss
Sia. Maydes, soSe conclude win the CUT ra 70 II
5 Rsspa and @ ~ s P'0 eds
RAR>UGs AMERICAN MISUNDERSTANDING PER
form snce; every afternoon a. and every evoons At
o. ton Ts VIII Dc sec. At all hours together with Major Little
ls sn a . %
AZ houIs day snd beautiful carved
Suds sssn sps sss'
interesting exhibition every Christian In exit
encs Fhs Highland Mammoth Brothers Living Orauy Ounang
% MADAM soSLws n Fortune Teller
ZOoLoCiOAL nALI. IS AND 81 sOwEKY-rHB NAG
from ~ till n The hall Of exhibition lifted up Witt
great elegance and thocollsoion Of living Beasts
IN in S
Ponies ana Aonhiss Mr. Brooks den Of LIONS and
sr: Aa:ssn oents children under nins half price ss
hERICAN ClRCUS-sANDa LENT u CO.. PRoPRIE-
s-8roadway AlHambra--frday evsnins, Jan. IL
nste Festival comprising tho whole Troupe appropriate
tune The Twin Pones Damon and PythiAs
ne Childrsn tho beautiful dancing Pony Nay Fly the
liant ev nons on the Flying Cord BY MT a. Rugss Horss
manship BY sr Gardner Nj. w. Stout Master Ayma
Master !ess Sands and Master Maurice Sauda Clown Joe
price. Performances Wednesday and Saturday at2r.
tween Spring and Prince Streets only ono in this
country contts Of number Of life gurus Chinese
Of all cases several hundred hnese paintings In
houfes stores and yese msdels pagodas temp cs and
dges specimens OF Chinese
and mechanical implements music &c
&c. Open from nine AN till 10 M. daily Admittance rs
cents: Children under twelve. half price.
ERANRLIN THEATRE. CHATHAM sQUARE-PROPRiE
tors Pesch Lea The above popular place Of
will be ned Monday evening January 18TH
above when will be
perfectly new and original STYLE For bills
the day.
WALBALLA. Sc CANAL STREET. NEAR BROADWAY
w Grand Extra Afternoon performance 10 day, o'clock
pleasing also the Ethiopan Singers in
their Songs The Greek Slave by splendid modesusan
nah in the Path1hs Three 0raoes es. Boxes SIX GENTS
Psrquctte, Is oents. ~
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40! FOR CALIFORNIA.

NOR CALIfORNIA.-TO CAPITALIsTS.-AN AsSOCIA.
ton. consisting Of eight ten persons (men Of famy)
fishing to embark for California 10 Of gold
entering into with capitalist who would
furnish the necessary means for respectable outet
the enterprise They produce the
srences character ey no. Address II alifornia, at
he office Of this
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CALIFOkNA DAGUGRaEOrN sS-PERsO>s ABOUT
~ visit California and derous esve their W sos with
cir friends would do we'll to call Brsdys Nca 40 and
im Br away where by u and adj
dinons to his tashfu and true hk'ns"s
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CbIR1s ron CALIFORNIA. II LOr5 10 SUIT PUa
- chaser,At \. wOOLr5 Wkoisas Shirt Mandatory.

CsIIIORNiA BAGS VS. TsUNKs-DAY, isC0srIASDr
~ street, sss reg In Witch the traveller osn PIT his co,h
erolcse IL PERFECTLY stef tight Tho ar
It'd into bed pillow.
Goat tor crossing This article cheap
requires " he he psrios for California
would profit BY vist Day ~hose experience aud %
ensures hs customers rcco lar ADVANTAGE
CA IFORNIA CLUraINO-hAkU AUTUsED rO SUIT
~ tbs climate OF SAa fra,ctsco ard ~ very prices at
n YirZ0k&ALDA IS Geld strssA
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LOR SAN FRANtISCO. CALIFORNIA, To SAIL ON TIE
10Th instant the superior fast sailing copper fastened and
corrd years old bark Victory Ryan aaster will post
lively sail above For the bulk Of SUI barrels freight passage
having upeor both first and second cabin
apply board, ut Pier No. 81 East River, to
NESMITH 4 WALSH, "a South street.
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nISPATCH LINE FOa San FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA.
- TO Fail tho 18th ost-rho fast sailing bark BONNE
ADELE. Tezequ built in le43, order,
fitted with saloon
stetrats passengers taken Passage In tho saloon and
found expe physician her For partsu-
lais, apply to SCHOYEk Il co,
82 y all street. Seamen's Bank.
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V>hENEw YORK AND CALIFORNIA MUTUAL BENEFIT
Association att. ndsnce day and evening Tam.
Hail. where those who JOIN
the zach ard consist VI $50
hole being snted equal interest 10 ship all
Gentlemen who DESTROYS take their
hay, an as several ads are going with the asso
cercd by the Aost oed re association viii take
months pIovonr. and mining implements will
Re necessary for the enterprise each member will be allowed
LOT uhds baggage height Messrs. Brown Howard, the
propretor Of TAmmsny Hail. have consented
this association and will receipt subscriber
the them, and will hold the the
association II DESTROYS OF going California
and cal way solicited
call ut the Office OF the association in Tammany Hall
By o,de the mel HENRY E. RlELL.
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no CALIFOnNIA. FOR SlG0.-sAIL JANUARY l7rH.
j In GordoE's California Association there ton
cspces This has splendid fast sailing Vessel and
take small Steam boat for towing the S
worth Of the heat machuery for gold washing supplied
rhnrea Part go overland cost
exico) well armed and organized APPLY to George Gordon
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nALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR THE GEN
~ article failing remedy against the Burma
ocads khumatisms EryspeaA Broken BrcAs Sore Nipples
no. AVOID unteres they are daogeroua
For the genuine aros apply the proprietor depot ~
BROADWAY. H. DALEY.
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FOURTH ANNUAL BALL OF THIS
Society viii Be hela on Friday Evening" January " At the
Colsum 45O Broadway the proceeds appropriated
nevolent purposes n Hansen, A. r. Kndberg G. Funck,
Dometius ttererecn Committee of Arrangements
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CARDIFF has BEEN ANNOUNCED IN SEVERAL
"A OF the p,pevs that have sailed for California. This
mistake shall out In tho good ship Robert Bovine.
maDdod by Capt. Cameron. FRGOHICK <OMG
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LNOk SAN FRANCISCO CALIFOkNIA-TaL COPPRRED
snd copper fastened live ak sop Morrison Cap ain Spad
having Of her engaged will meet with for
the above port The captain being we'll
flo trade vii take Oh Il men For freight passage
having cabin cabin
sspg,r apply board, at Pier H. East niver or
SPUFF0RD, TILESTON 4 CO, 4s Sou It'll street.
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ZOOLOIiCAL HALL IS AND 81 BOwEKY.-rHIB NAG
nihoeat ssts slshaent % daily On ~ TIL & and
cas sss.nos and thooosoton Of living Beasts and Birds
On At ssoh ambition Including the Teao trained Kephant
Ponies ana honhies Mr. Brooks den Of LIONS n
Admission q children nine half price Oee
- VAN AHRJTRGH n Pro,riexorS
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EOk BAN FRANCIS y, CALIFDSNIA-TO SAIL i3fH
inst poGtiveyThe SUPERIOR fast sailing
aud fastened schooner JOSEPH HEWITT GAnniokson
the whole Of her and board
will positively s above wind and prmitsps
passage THIS excellent opportunity
who desires wishes to avoid the
evils Of crowded shthe mber OF for this vessel
beng limited six of which already sed Apply
Cs plain BOARD, foot Of Roosevelt street.
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LfOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.-TaE NEW AND
hstsailng packet ship SARAH ELIZA, Captain Moore
will pvely sail for above the 10Th For freight
with apply
JOSHUA T. JON Is, % Wall st
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CALIfOhNIA-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG NAN. WITH
small amount OF wishes join going
to California addressed Enterprise, Herald ofhoe
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LNOR SAN TRANCISCO-The fine, Baltimore clipper built
bns Colonel Howard s32 tons register Captain John
DuYkee having large PORTION OF her and
,e VIII ha, immediate despatch for the above port captain
Durkee In the Pacific trade with the tine
sailing quses Of hs vessel eLdcrs this desirable
veypnco both for goods For cabin having
hak dsome accommodations or for freight, apply TO
ABRAHAM BELL. street
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TOBACCO-A isrge business done in Tobacco-the
sales summing up Gil hhds, viz: 253 hhds R. at 3z3c
IL hhds. Q0 r at 3Ac and at &c., S6 hhds., A., at
5c do at 5ac.. and 81 r. at &c. also, 184 hhds. and
66 hhds r. private Besides which 206 hhds
disposed of Monday, but reported making fully 1000
hhds sold since Saturday morning. Sellers claim to have
obtained full prices.
SUGAR AND MOLAssES-The Sugar market is
still inactive. and 300 hhds changed hands. Sales
of $50 bbIs of Moasses at unchanged prices HDHc
. gallon
FLOUR.-The Flour market is pretty steady and l5o0
bbs found buyers of which notice LIS bbs Ohio at "
49, sos do at % TN (ned) 500 dc. Indiana at - and ITO
do. choice Illinois at ~ rs p bbl I'D
CORN.-The inquiry quite active. and the saes CON-
prsed II 900 sacks 1859 sacks inferior at ~ and 24c.
1000 do white at &c., 22O do "a and 35c 100 do vel
low (delivered 3c 6sl0 sacks mostly yellow at &c.,,
1900 sacks yellow at and 200 do in store at &c. p bushe
WHEAT.-9O0O bushels taken, including about 500 sacks
fair At &c., 07 do good at IS and &c., and 1000 bushels
prime at 77c. y bushel.
PROvISIONS.-Ther is change in the Pork market.
and we noticed of 81 bb Mess 1.-TWO ots) $0 and
200 do on private Bacon is steady land sales of 70
casks prime Sides made at 51a05ssc, and 20 do Mis-
souri, Shoulders at 3403sc Pfb Lard in request. with
sales of 22O bbls No. at 5c., go do No. at $780, 2S
do at $40, $50 do at 5zsc., and 20 do at &c. $b.
LEAD-A sale Of l34O pigs soft Lead, the Levee, at
81 40 y 100 ID.
COFFEE-saes of 100 bags Rio at - and $50 do. &c
Sb.
SALT-A cargo of 350 sacks sold at rate not reported
HAY-7o bales Western the Levee brought ga ton.
WHlSKY.-About $50 bbs sold in lots at I7lsfO71sc.
for Rectifed ard lsc. for Raw.
few vessels disengaged and the rates
firmer vessel was taken for Bordeaux rate not
reported and ship for Antwerp at 5-16c for Cotton.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

Ett For California, ria Chagres. To Sail on SAT-
Ek URDAY, the Dist inst Men Orleans and Chagres
- Regular Line-The fine fast sailing coppered and
COPPER fastened schooner IONA, Leetch. uase, having
fine modations for passengers comfortably tax
limited number in the CABIN and Steeage. having been
fitted up for the occasion-for which, freight, apply
board at Lower ricavuue Ter, or to
o. WICKHAM. 90 Bienvie ST.
or r. NJ HARRISON & CO, " Poydras st.
N.B-The Agents in Panama Messs. r. II. LEKTCH
Co. who prepared with all the necessary Transportation
and freight the sthmus that they
not to meet with any delay in crossing. apl0
4PFor San Francisco. California The'fast sailing
.AEEH brig THOMAS F. HART, Cag.; Alex. Adams ms
nst and have quick dispatch This vessel has been tho
roughly overhauled newly coppered and in complete
order for the voyage can comfortably accommodate 20
passen gers. For freight passage apply to
apl3 G.. j. MEEKER, 65 P0ydras st.
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent by VINCENT WILLIAMS
Proprietor Of the Lefryets Stock Landing Hotel
LAFAYETTE, Tuesday. April 17.-Amved, steamer Belle
Key 30 Beeves steamer Constitution, 1877 sheep steamer
Chancellor. $50 Hogs 81 Calves. Beeves There is
change in prces-Beef, first class. &c., second, TN third
607c. y ID Hogs. &c. y ID; Cows. e25Os35 y head
Hay. &14i0 s5 ton Corn 45t05Oc o bushel Oats. &c.
y bushe Bran 60070c. 100 ID Oil-cake, 81 p 100 H.
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HOLM 8 d CO.,
,da and Mineral Water Manufacture

Soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers.
ID ESPECFULLY inform the public and their former
h customers that they have repored to 1919 GRAPIER
Street corner of Carondele-whee they prepared
fill orders for MINERAL WATER for the supply of Steam
boas Hotels Bars and Private Families for Exporao
N. B-A LibsraI Discount allowed to Grocen and CON-
e SODA WATER and MEAD .fumshsd in
Fountsns y hsstofara with seR sad snpefiof Dywine
Appustus, 40 k4
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THIRD MUNICIPALITY FERRY TO ALGIERS
TI'HE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
Il that he has now in .nccessful operation - \
fine STEAM FERRY, running from
the City Of New Orleans to Aleien from day;
light until O'Clock. M. The Boat leaves this city from
site the Pontchartrain Railroad landing in Algen, short
distance above the Bellevie Iron Works The landings
trance always obtained The rates the same those
charged by the other Ferries Also shpmasten and others
wishing to go the Point will find large and commodious
skfs constantly plying between the Government wharf,
(wheIe the onnbuses stop and Theirs Warehouses
the opposite SIDE
TVS WILLIAM RANDOLPH
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The Stock in part consists Of
Fancy Grenadine Silk do;
White Lace quite new) do;
z BACK Ps and White Barge DO DO;
very Rich aehd Black h Lace Square do
ssft sssfi 5;t M 1ssi Barge g. g.
Fifty dozen "a -n Zephyr byr Nett do;
G JEs Hs aa11I az; and Bar Barge SCARFs
al sy hssf II s SILK s cRA WITS
Black, High LustTed Mattioni SILKS;
Detached Figure Black Glaze DO
Plain Changeabe Heavy Lustred do;
sa anF s sas fos DE- se:
Pap easb Rich hsY pnIfs sDo SILKS
G1ss Pink and
Black AMY scs Eth Fo sHs SIR Straw Cherry Crimson
Black Dss: CrsPs Blaek G1snsdHe: Black Barge;
''A very Rich Printed sr GRE HSiiiIs
E EnG1 Rsn f and bs s s E5sEs
Fine Satin Striped and Satin Plaid do;
PINK ink and and SKI: blue: blue Tissue SILKS; '0''
Very Rich Polka Spot Foplard do;
Vain Rseb and FV WSf F0uad do wb leaf,
SPt $ SSs ~ , White BgSs
Plain Waterloo. blue AREG ES:
~, n, IA Linen So LETTINGS, very heavy;
s fs P qSsty ' Real sIs saiS.ey sHEErNGs
CASA, 1O4 Double Satn Hambro DAMASKs;
s-s, "a Is Double Satin pamask HAPKiENs;
Nery fne5-S 3-4 Spot Napkins;
IS Mh asj Ssn L PIkEEkti i,aW fs'sa quality
HUCKABAC KSs Scotch DIAPERS, Birdseye Diaper
Bosa oosf p0ys
V M Goods sold as Linen, Guarantee Free from
aIY nlirI W Ct eSsr all eoo mixed
f Hsss ss ER9w MsRs
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