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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-15
he surplus of the Company this day, is. s542 01O
Robert L. PATTERSON President
BENJAMIN c. MILLER, Secretary

child has insuabe interest the life of parent So
single dependent her brother for her support
her to insure it, so husbands sometimes the lives
their wives and, by recent statute in New York it
made lawful for any married woman by herself and in he
in the Of any third person. with his assent
her trustee to to be insured for her sole the life of
natural e and in case of her surviving her husband the
and for her free from the Claims of the represen
atyes OF the husband or of his dors And in
OF the death of the wife before her husband the of
the insurance be made payable after her DEATH her
children, or their guardian, for their use.
creditor may the life of his debter to the exeno
his debt indemnity against the loss of the debt
t For Prospectus and all papers necessary to effect In
and all information the plan of operations ap.
plyC II. G. HEARTT,
10 Banks Arcade. New Orleans.
3ra WIN D BON; Ss~ Of SR
B. STILLE. VI. D. No. 8North ST. opposite Lafayette
Square, Medical Examiner, New Orleans
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PEW IN DIR. SCOTT'S CHURCH TO RENT
nNE-HALF OF a pleasantly located PEW in the above.
~ named Church. Apply at The Office OF the Crescent"
s. st. Charles ST. JAZZ
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
Corner GIROD and Ne " / EDEE SITS. J

1'HIs fine Hotel is adyantage onsy situated. being in
i front of the principal Steam and Fatboat A
landings and affords peculiar accommodations for f..A
Western Merchants raiders and Travellers gener 49,
ay The spacious and comfortable and possesses
every convenience The chambers well furnished and
airy the table is supplied with the best the market
furnish; the Bar will be supplied with the best Wines and
Liquors; all of which selected with great No
pense will be spared to make the Commercial worthy of pub
lie patronage JAMES ROACH, Manager,
ola I'm Successor to Jos EpH E. BELL.
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WIN. s. NOR GAN.


81 d94f s7h2h wa 5z esa dap Street,
L W iSftTPf; 5EWELRY an and FASc!
TS "s sss a Ss. s' e M n foS Eh
God Wa h chsns the
ss o Hsa r1s S e. nsfs sp 5
hmsefin the Northern ma,kets from the latest European
Fans Retcnes, Scissors; a fine assortment Of SILVER
H. nbovs as a w la e so A a the @os moderate
rates. ja16 5m
WATCHES, JEwELRY AND FANCY GOODS
with With GS:s, Of Tsba Re't and
TeseSss heh gsWey Of The ate. styss ocmpns Fine
e ta SS ffSf Fnsit kPf
sTsss Also fine SCISSOR. and Needles. TsbIs Knives and
"s dhG ese t
ieai '0' sale ' HYbE G66DRICH Is Chare. st.
YogNG's, No. 8 Camp Street, New Orleans,
~ the North n entire new and extern -
finest ' Sssnt Ls7 sasS che fHnt
e. ing and open faced Quad Vest. and Fob Chains
Fngsr and Ear Rng; Collar and sleeve Buttons susPen
as, Also rsn' 1 st
table, and dessert Spoons Soup Ladies' Casto &c,
of which will be sold the lowest cash prices The pub
lie respectfully invited to call and examine before puT
chasing elewhere.
B. The strict attention paid the repairing of fine
Watches Clocks and Jewey. Canes, Diamonds. and all
kinds Of Jewery mounted in the latest and best
All repairs warranted or no charge NJ tie
NEW WATCHES JEWELRY, ETC
WE are now il receipt of large and splendid stock OF
WATCHES of the BEST ENGLlsH and Swiss tsM
Manufacture Also, Jswery, Sill Il IL
- ~ Pocket and Table Cutlery. and Fancy
Goods. We particularly invite the attention of ladies and
gentlemen stock before purchasing elsewhere
selected by ourselves in the Northern cities with care and
shall be sold as low as at any house in the city.
KNOWLES & NOEL, 35 Canal street.
N B-Our personal attention will be devoted repair
ing description of fine Watches Clocks Jewelry
which shall perform satisfactorily eharge.
n6 K & NJ
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REMOVAL.
nR. A. A. JONES has removed his BOTANIC N
- DRUG STORE, from No so Poydras street, to 80
90 Camp street. K
p S The ANTLCHOLERA SYRUP. so sue. "a
cessuy used in the epidemic of 1882 and 1893 always
hand. do tmh14+
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WATCHES-JEWELRY.

MT H. MEI Err, No. 100 CAMP street, Watch -~o
I've. maker and dealer in JEWELRY, GOLDSJsA
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. T. IA
All IsNHeY Articles repaired at moderate prices. ml8eE
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Amounting to. All

Total New Poncies ............ an
Surplus OF the Company November l. 1875. $3.50 oo
RobERT L. PATTERSON. President.
BENZ. G. MILLER Secretary. ial3
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HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.
ALEXANDER HILL,

ALEXANDER HILL,
Sc
CAMP STREET.
TABLE FURNITURE. KITCHEN FURNITURE
Chatting Dishes, Cooking Stoves
Coffee and Tea U rms and Pots, yapanned Ware
Table Knives and Forks, Tin Ware,
Dessert do. do Iron Ware.
Silver Plated and German Wool Ware,
Silver 70 ks and Spoons Earthen Ware,
Silve' Plated Casters Etc. etc., etc.
Britannia do. Etc, etc., etc.
Table Mas
cH- A full stock ALWAYS on hand. dis
ANCHORS AND CHAINS.
sd ANCHORS, from 400 to POO pounds;
All sizes Of the above will be constantly receiving and fof
sale by SAML. LOCKE, 8 and Front Levee.
Jag Between Customh0ess end Bispvile 90,
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CRESCENT REsTAURAT & OYSTER SALOON
No. 46 ST CHARLES Street. corner GRAVLER.


THIS establishment has been entirely remodee Greatly
i improved and very handsomel e-funsh. o.
ed throughout and is open for the G6E9A
From the previous well established reputation p5FsA
of the CRESCENT OYSTER SALOON AND RES 0y
TAURAT, WALTER deems it superfuOus to enter into
long panegyc of his house but simply thank his friends
and patrons for the marked and liberal patronage he has
received and them that the kind in which
his efforts please have been appreciated will only stimulate
him to increased exelons to secure the large patronage
already given and make the Crescent Restaura the most
fashionable and popular resort in the city.
He has made arrangements at all times supplied with
MM u the finest OYSTERS, from Mobile Bana-
e N 10 TARA, Cat Island and Grand Pass, which will
~M@Y ! e served up in any style to suit the palate.
~ His arrangements are complete to be seas0na.
bly, supplied with every variety OF GAME a.
and FISH in the preparation of which ~<a6+SNn
pains will be spared to crafty the taste of the X
most fastidous epicure. lsAzkxk&
On his bill! Of fare will always be found STEAKS,
CHOPS, OUTLETS, every kind of POULTRY and
VEGETABLES in short with every thing in season that
can be procured
His stock Of LIQUORS having been selected by himself.
Of asupero quality and EMBRACES the best and choicest
brands imported of French and Swiss Wines, COdias,
Scotch Ale, Irish and Scotch Whisky, London Brown
Stout and the best Philadelphia Ale and POrte-a trial OF
these Liquors is all that he desires insure favorable
onininn ms 5m
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nTThs English have become unpopular in Italy.
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- November, 1B48,
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, No. IL WALL STREET have issued, since
May last -four hundred and policies viz
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SCHOOLS.
BOARDING SCHOOL,
AT NORWALk, COM

TIE LOCATION i ACCESSIBLE fAoA r.
school All 50ard IA -t0Use are corngl % <na
.51ci7c 10 n accumulation Of boarcers N1Ng.l
f,ec 10 y T-e co.rss o. i1slrzrcc embraces -
brzrctes .1sic TOcA ard ias---Bcrsl- a1cie1 80
err Lansuse-. p--parcx paVs r. sny el.ss 10 So1rss
or rer-sr.i- b-s--s. Tie Pnocips- tas-nx ne p 20
.x,--ie,r- In eor1 cf1g boarding schco. MI FV- -
ur1Tidec sfi.nuo- he INSTRUCTION o. IS p ,l'
in.-1cln- w ls1iy ard ssdzoosly iner -
.,t frorsl -sucarocsrsfly regarding hell nso4s a.
rage ard department Th- academic rear . l.-io-
70 so s-.s5-s cosars1cing Isl q Nov s11 Nay.
-lrclu6iuz boS-1 ard taiuoc for e.cn sess''1 - -
J. PECK. PrtreiptL
Ref-ezcz-Rev George Peek, D. -ll N--oe. - ~,
VIZ Ev1a > Fxchsrge g .c- Ds1- A1S p--.- = y -
hsu-.i; o D. Ward. q Akicer-.Anef ose-.-'s
Wsl-st. = " B-sre. D. NGll-tL, y. v So.-is -
Broas.rsy. Dis-1rre To- Broscy ay, Se~- OK. Hs-
D A Boke~, IS Eickss; Co. VIZ S-nloeI,o T., :. :
F-rsr
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DANCING.
4 C4RD.
sIGNOR A. GERARD.
PROFESSOR OF DANCIE


ID ESPECIFULLY INFORMS The ladies' and gentle
Ilmen Of Ss~-York that ne mas taken rooms Al 70l
Brosdwsy where be will commences on Saturday, Oct
49, 70 receive pupils desrous Of accomplishment 10 the
elegant ART of Dancing.
Clsees for Msst.rs and Misses including Young La
dee on Wednesdays aud Saturdays ats Pm
lnttructon viii be gwen 10 Young Gentlemen everg
evening durng he week from 70 10, 10 The following
dances La Rsdovs vaiss La Polka La Polts Mszoorks,
and La Vsls@ e Cine-Temps
Private Lessons ia families will also he given. snd
classes attended 10 10 Schools and Academies
Sgnof IL kindly permitted TO refer for character and
ability. 10 The following gentlemen
DR. JOHN T METCALFE, 165 Broadway,
JAMES COLES. ESQ. q Uu.vsrsiy-place.
HENRY r DAVIS ESQ 81 Chnton-placs
FREDERlcKA no tCOM. Eco 81 ". Fourteenth 81.
P'of ;. HENRY DICKSON, 9Brevoortpsce.
DAVID LkNE. Esq IL Brevoortpsce.
JDHS BROWNSON, ESQ. sydaey-plsce, Brooklyn.
Parent. Of pupils repeatedly Invited 70 stisnd
c.ssfes during The hours Of Instruction.
All commu Cations addressed 10 81 ,or O. Iol Broad
way will be promptly attended To- os 14~lm-
HANGING ACADEMY or HLLE. PAULINE
DDEsJARDlNE. Il the Academy Royal, Pans, ~
WAshn gton-psce, Is Ttirsv IS 0rsenesL and 81 her
residence "a LeOrArd-st For eTns &C apply II The real
derce Il Nile y. -; feonsrd-.L n Smeoi.
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FOR THE PILES.

~
n without delay, DR.. UPhsm's Vegetable E-etusry.
the best remedy offered to public notice This really
excellent medicine is The result u thorough medical
which Il IL recommended The most triumphant success
attends It's Administration. Read he following remark
able csses;
A lady residing In Sorfo.kst was seriously Affected
with Piles 90 great was her suffering, thai 10 Use her
o~n expression lie wsss 0urdenf 70, four she
bad bsen attended by one Of or most eminent phyeis.s
without The least benefit Satisfied that u agra
vailed csse " Piles, prescribed the Eiectaary Two
boxes were used slx months ser. the lady called
me 10 prescribe for another com pl.nt. and hen IN
formed me that she perfectly cured OF Tie Piles BY
two boxes, ard had experienced no r. turn since.
saying hat she bad been afflicted with Piles Tor
accompanied BY pain Ia the side pa pIstOn OF he heart
sense Of .rsness across he chest ard oppression Soc
was unable 10 lie down without elcv.ung The head and
chest eoasiderebyi resting horizontally proSuced
q sufOcsiion, followed BY "a BY using Ok Of
the Eecnary The psin In The SIDE pspsaon ard Oppres
sou. e-sssdsn- co1d lie down without Inconvenience
and The Plies were partially removed, and second bor
msds complete cure, TO the great eradication Of The
patient
Sold Ia this city BY he Proprietor regularly ssucssd
Physician. counnec 70 once prscnes FOR the treatment
Of Chronic Diseases, 10 Bo~ery.
Medical advice 10 relation 70 the sboye, any other
complaint gratis.
Price Of The Eseusry o.. Remember that the leciu-
AIRY Is az Internal Remedy and not external spplcs-
uoD, and cod, wholesale snd res! a. ls Bo~ery four
door. .ooye spflngs Sod slso 81 Mrs. Hays rs Full
ton-st Brooklyn. oil i2isod
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N ARIFE JOURNAL.
FoRT on Hrw.YosK.....ocT. "a

ARElyED-schr c-1rg. BE-. Tor.y, fs1,s .is fo,sio-'
Big JUsspt Hsu. Ho.-@s v rfaof. IS, astef 1sst-f
81 la -s1s.sr. Wd|z-. ". ni1s-s.. ss-si sior--
sch Poe<-s-tt Rs--y Ls.-- p.-.sr 80 -. --ast.t
sch Wsrrs1 Grsf1c. Cotsnc. lls-
srtf Clsf-ntos. Pes sfor, Irculzs.cr. Ire
scar A. sirs, Joa-s. Ba.r-,f-, sft c1.-
scbsA J. ssur. HaSt.-s. ' .rEilIs, Tth Eco1
ssEstof KzaFP Asxz11r. VIA f5nr etsfs-s' 80
z Co
Sur Ar.la Ro,s. Pssros, YsEi,s, WOOD
sAILEDsso- Sea L'o- ff f-N Osesn. hsS n p =. =
g. ,sss. Enfy. ss.r iof Eoo.i Rose s,s5ct. Ter o.
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Coal.

GOAL, COAL, CUAL.-Besi Peach Orchard egg
Orange and stove sizes a. Low prices Range and egg
for hall stoves, makes DO clnssf al s. So you want
good coal call II SIMPSONS yard, 70 Thompsoa-ss near
Spring and a. Chrsiop herst near Jefferson Market
s22 I'M
EUAL FOR GRDCbR-.-Pesch Orchard Red
OAsh Coal hTs. quality, suitable for Tr0cers trade, dis
charging from boat Tor few days For sale low. fOs
cAse. Apply 70 7. STOKES DiCkERSON
iy94tf IN Arihony-st near Broadway.
COAi.-I an now delivering the best red ash cosl,
SsoVe ard egg, screened, S. 50 per tun Tor cash
a. in PETER CLINTON.
ePhING MOUNTAIN L.uIGH COAL, Tor
- hall STOVES, rGaFes ard arnGees-s superior sire--
For sale by J. p. OSTROA.
sls I'm. cor. Tentb-svenue AID Twenty sixlh-.t
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ALGER INSTITUTE.
BOARDfSG-SCh OOL FOA bOlo.
Cornwall. c0SS-

Cornwall. coSS. A..
THE WINTER TERM or HIS TNsTITUTIOS vi.
4 r.z,uezrs on the nrsf Luescsy Of NoFeno-r next
and continue I've rno.ts Advantages OF ae az e- %
der sr4 efordef fer acquiring a. scconP -lel hnssl
erd Css.frsI eiscston. together WITH s-ovecse o.
ne French Germsn ard Spanish lsngusSes Inree .lie
and @xp-rerr-c Professors reside IN nc insair sn
Devote hsir e exclusively Ire Interest or ms Pupils
Tue members CT tie Institute are 81 received MO 1ns
family OF ne Prncps. and are sness ~. Sf,osa. 81 er
visiJr. Z W. AtDhtNe' il-c.PA.
Circalsrs obtslned q; Marx L. Newman h Co.'S, 80
Broadway. or By application 70 he Pnnei7s. a. Corn
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FOR CALIFORNIA.
"a, FOR HAVANA. NEW-ORLRANs

>sSf. FOR HAVANA. NEW-ORLEANS,
<-L.N AND ChAGRES-Tte new and spaciO4s
mail steamship OHIO, Lieut. Jas A. ScEeacE,
Z =. commander will be dispatched from THE port On
tuesday lie leih OF October, a. VI clock, Pm. from
ne Pier foot Of Wansn North River touching % the
bar Charleston and Ssvsrrah, 10 lad and receive
malls and passengers.
Ths OHIO will carry The Government Mails for the Psc.
Sc &c 70 20 by the November steamer from Panama
Passengers for Crsgres will be transferred II Havans
70 ne sanch and ve-knowu stesnshlp FALCON, Lieut.
HaTslene SS commander, and prOcsed IN Der direct
Chssr-.. arriving IL lime FOR California s.semer IN
November |.
The hAtes " Passage 10 Chszresue much reduced.
Tbs OHIO has superior Double Engines Of 1909 horse
power CONSTRUCTED n the best shcf give gfe1.
u safety 20 ne passengers over steamer
running with single engine In size, strength, snt
cozm0dsaocs ne ono "a un7Qaa.7i By sog steamer
aAost.
Al sxp-rfenced Surgeon 10 sttsene1 70 The Ohio.
EATEs - PASSAGE TO HAvAsA. FEg-ORLEAss
sis.er room bertn. adies saloon. 81 SIS czsh.
S,stc-rcom t.rh, diricg saoon......7o 3 o..
slsncee berth 10 % cabin. n .s
S,e-rkE-, found BED ana bcsrc......l5 =
No o-rln q scared 1nt pad Tor Ffeg1I : c=uts Per
cuo;c foot
RLDLcED KsIEs % PASSAGE TO cHAssE.
s.-sroom bsrh IN AIDES or dining saloon SO cash
,ercc- berth 10 . cabin -
es@rsxe berth and found bed and board ....... -
80 ID. baggage allowed fos cabin 2nd 20 10 fof s.s=f
ace passengers
rreighf % Chsxr-s 50 cenu per cubic ,oot
AT tcEsI Tor pssssSs mas. % procured Al he Sc.
he Company. NJ o. ROBERTS, lie W-sl-sL
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Ptyr.5g,z NJ. - P.f.oa sorro-, II. 80
ES.s1fn owed - ~. tuA1ef hor y" Ne-1
Rzs Ese AZ ots Of Ban 40 rsrred of - rszh'
q
A. s.;b by N.ssrs Trafs.. DfarDorc Co. 10 az
called he ssrs,ogs orne1 ~ %. sli1-fs
Csr1lo.r f1s 80 u soos 20 tuns ess1 - S-n
N.rr<t. o-nss b ss..rs rpppsf. cr6,rss Co 81. ~, -
Al Foer1 i,sf cf ~ tgns 60 10 - osfsh
Bs- is,@ssss of 10 h-.bias s7sirss'
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t., y.ss.r ~ rsri-gsrs ~ ~. soa'c'a
-st of IN n5osl Q, TIE 1+a att CAPT ,or
80. .. to-, donsg hs tres ts pumps as An sn1 noa
~ xtf thsm r1npsc 20 s,ros s1 90
nsr .ossse yl0e ~ i,th-s Of ssef m.nn-1 pt
g coefsp.c vosng m1nKht, ~te1 - rsisf %
fof-ss- fpor. hey sosBoons1 hef - sd
p,-1.s or 10 yard ~h-u fhs FL of. % hs 'as
-. a. ss1.1 ne L.rrrion cncs kJi 49, -
, q % he cs-ro a. Bosto1 o1cs'
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yVhniers,

ca rB-1ssr1 Dst ~ Woissia1 Bsssr Jsfs. 80
W.t V -. ircm ss1scts sh. stf Ecu Car f1rc-T p. O.
A. Tsesnu.,s Jan. - ban DDb Fnhsr, tb trE - ca
f0rns-h.5 oil 10 N Fsson ctp hh
ss.f sss sus Gs q nssuc -th hss o..s conssmhsd
T.ess0sus, ariag iof Cslofll-
sdlr9 o. Juas u slp stzrs Coca sb 90 cfsss - =
10, csJ iron ftn-fa<
a.rss MYTH chs 80. ogi 80 ss. - cd f-Porr1 JuJ
A. (.s rs. es0I
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BOARDING.

BOARD WANTKD-is privsie family Two
ID aye roo on eiiter toe tecoId o. hird si0ry slis-
FOR q anal family Locslol preferred, r-sf broae-
way. shove CsGs.-sL References given address :
i1s Cf.ce o. -
1p0aPD hss5some room IN tie second siory, win
Dclo.es snt Cro.on wser 20 ct viii board ~ very
desrsrle location 20 gentleman ans Ls VIE or 70 lNo
.iavl4 gentlemen. App - - Eastbr0afWsT. Refer
ences isouirsd OH l@-
DoARDING.-A gentleman ard wife can obtain
I'D rleasAri front room a1e bedroom, with pantry -
Also. sirge geutemsn can have f1l or pAru-i hoard
g.tos ryr he Zee Of occupants. Apply 81 a5 HOls
iOn-sf = r. doors east q 5fos6oAy. ol<o.
OOs ftII.-Three or four gentlemen nay cbtsin good
DrOons. With psrIll board. 10 private family. Tee
hon sc - new ard pleasantly siIat-o I've uuuirs wax
from The FultOz Ferry Inquire s Clinton, near Fulton
a. Brooklyn. % 10.
tlOaRD-A family or : few singie gentlemen desinus
ID pleasant end comfortable home IN The ne gnhorhOod
Of ST J9hrs-sousre be accommodated - y Eorth
MoOre-st The house IA well furnished. and bosrders
have the use Of bathing rooms. 49,
DOAKD WANTRD-For young lady 10 private
Dhmiv where mere are no bOarders. east OF the Bow
cry and between H0usiOn-st and Essi-RrosdwsY. Re
ference exchanged address II. A. This ofce oil 81
DU1KD.-A gentleman AID wife and Two Or three
D.rz.a gentlemen car have furnished rooms On second
or third floor with board where here are lew boa1ers
Apply a. 81 Jsy-,L % Nv
DoARDIN,s.-Two young meu can be acc 0mnio-
Dcste1 breakfast sno les In private family where
there sre no toafefs ifqglre al 70 Ridges. q Mrs
CornweL 90. ~
DOsRD.-Io let Win boafs. two paTlofs. With bed
ID rooms adjoining, s.so 1sirg focrsat lsi Twelfth
81 frst block west Of Broadway o2Sl-
UOARDINts.--GeuHsmen sud their wives, or single
Dem einen can - accommodated with good rooms and
board at l7s Henry-st corner Of Jefferson. - I'm.
tSIHSI.BEU OF unfurnisaed rooms 10 Iet Inquire
4 ~ Broadway @nlrance N frantlin-sL alI ~
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utsnsters. &c.

she s.ra n ss Losdon 81 tsr "a 800 rsrrhs.-r
Ira. I1c.s s-~ BEDFORD of 1900 io' ~ @ c
III, fr... 80 sll - com nsDss1 - Csft 2 sn a.
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- FOX SALE OR CHAkTEK-A rsr osrrs
fxR a5es 400 Io,s o-rde- 51it Of beat material
xcf ccpp>r[as.eret, s1..k5le .or a. River tr.dsx
and VII - so.c "a Avorabe terms Chartered for s
For farther i1fornsor- inquire OF JENKINS
FONDA, zap e1Ard.a Is WsstsL or a: ths a, n
ysrs q oATks ALLISON. Hsoosse, n !. q pg.
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Yere.gn Ports.

Al H.vsns %. os.fsatns abolished 90 T.s.s Iron ~
soIts bu, cou,rru.s o. tho-s iron ths Ausntr tais.
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WANTS.

WASTED-By fEo resp~c-be y0urR wo1n--- 81 81
w uorf-o-s e. c1sr5efrrs1 srs water or ~ s.'s.
n vsstIng. oi.ef Tsster s1c for-f q :.
10 gerers 1ous>U ORR IL snail family 5esi o. cy re-
frces Csa ,e for t1fe- -sgs a. - herrys
Brooklyn o. -
WANTED -Yorrg r-r Il SKINNER y Y oranca
w CEce Tor ZEE u 6osior v0rks tair c-a11- !.
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Oy cALiFoRsIA-Ths following note rom toe pen Of
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Ksq. u F3sbing ~ Y. welcome - our eoumus snd
h.se doubt ns will home nch 10 IBIS country.
hort.cll tursi rtries-
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IN other WORKS the subject fee Of school ed
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The roons are oBen both day add evening" and every
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