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PQLLHTI q Ear, B4LI(W Vim co UNITY, fla
III ANlNG neen leBsed by the undersigned, will be -
II open on the first az FRe for the entertainment al
Of TRANSIENT and PERMANENT GUESTS Ii
his estabshments beautifully located the east side Of
MOBILE BAY; about midway between Mobile and the Gull
Of Mexico The water at this point beiBg altoaYS clear
and sat- with depth of six feet within fifty yads OF The
shoEe9 and having firm white sand bottom Tenden this
place particularly ATTRACTIVE for Sea bathing
Buelsh, POmpanO, Spanish Maekerel and all other fish
peculiar to this latitude abound in the immediate uteiRp
OF the Hotel NeveTtalng SDriR rs, convenient dis
tanee, furnish an abundant supply of PURE WATER.
The building entirely newpresents font Ia the South
OF go leet and affords ample accommodation for 200 per
sons, The rooms are large and airy
safe and oOmmOdious vessel will ply daily between
Mobile and Point Clear-Passage so cents
The rate of Board will be $40 per Week PAYABLE in all
cases BeetV, Deductions made for families remaining the
season Communications on this subject addressed TO the
undersigned, at Mobile, will be promptly attended TO-
GEO. b. CLlTHER ALL,
Mobile Ala May II, 1919, myl9 BIN Lessee.
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ty. Passage each way. a. Meas extra
CARkIM & HARPER, IS Gravier street
I'm LANGDON & GRIGE "a ST Dharlez a

- \ For Mobile via Bay ST. Louis, Pass
La = CtristiGn Mississippi City, Biloxi, and
Pascal 0aka-Fr0m PnntcharFsiu r ailIoad
The tast-ranRing passenger steamboat GEN. TAYLOR,
lanes Scott master viii leave New Oreanseyeiy Tuesday
Thursday aud Saturday, IS follows:
N, Leaves New Orleans, or Mobile via all The Watsring
Places-EyeTy SATURDAY Morning, at 81 O'ci' K tram
Leaves New 0feana for Peseag0ula via ali the Watering
HlacesEyery TUESDAY Evening, at 6Oclock train and
every THURSDAY Morning at 91S O'Clock train.
-RETuRNINa--LEAvEg--
Mobile, via Watering Places. every MONDAY, at A. II.
ever FRfDAY Al 8 4 ~ ie1str
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SALES An AUCTION.

Cotton ....s...... .............,.... Cotton.
BY SYKES, HYDE g. CO.
FEthis DAY Monday July g, osost-Nil be toa hs
a-asqt,' res l9l 7e ent q whom it concern
lsaIasil atsiS aitsr, At ~ shippeu' Press -.
" bales COTTON
lermr cal iyiF
Succession Sale Of John s. Lindnor.. ID Meisseaes
and Hans Addek. Erecutos.
BY FLORANCE q TAYLOR.
-,.,, LEWIS FEoRANcE. A ucfioBeer
MoNDAY July y At q o'eioskg Be q a suction At
~ kanka Arcade by and o ID
Il; IF isq 4udgs q the Fifth District Court EewOrsana
certain TRACT OF LAND situated Or hs 3d.
cq Creek n the Parish Of ST.
~ el poaesied By hi1 ~ with William Bowman Esq
Of tbs city ~
purchaser
Terms eash. jy97,
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Temple Meeting - This Evening.
CRYsrAI TEMPLE op HoSoR, No. a. at Tempe Hall, No
58ls Canal street.
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WHITE LEAD
* TONS Pus Atlantic White Lead in packages Of IS
sBa1 lbs 50 lbs 100 lbs and 500 lbs, in store The
oTty OF this Lead other manufactures uaiVeisay
conceded. For sale lew by
SAM. locke, 8 and 9 Front Lsves
mYlo Between CwtQmh9uss and Bisayisttl.
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NEW oRLEANs:

N0NDAY MORNING. JULY Is, 1919
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A. +. COCHRAN q co..,

PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL.
Wis tavorte Of the citizens of Louisiana Risss.
4 slppl and adjoining States Ie-Opened for the -
reception OF vlsites on Saturday, May IL Various III
alterations and additions have been made during the ~
WINTER with view OF rendering this establishment agreea.
bic and worthy the patronage hitherto bestowed.
The Pass rendered eRsy of access by the splendid line Of
low pressure mail steamers Oregon james L. Day and Cali
lolnia which leave Lake PonchRrffah daily and the Mo-
bile and MDntezu ma if-Y weekly.
Attached to the Hotel Academy for YOuug Misses
and Boys in sepaIats departments The able manage
ment OF MI Biaekman well and iavOaby known the
residents Of New Orleans The Academy viii open June
Two Physicians Of well Known sianding dwell at the
Pass h. MONTGOMERY Manager
- All uiaabe matter left at the Offices Of Mes rs j.
s r, Geddes, Bauk Place and Nj. Juson, Esq, Of
Canal and Camp streets. viii be Forwarded daily my25 3m
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OF ri Nj HARRISON 4 Cox, al Poydras s.
~ Passengers can take Tickets bY this vessel through 10
San Francisco On amvinE at ChRgTes Massp. r. II.
LRKrCH Co win forward them 10 PanauAa, which place
they have vessels in readiness TO receive them.
Passage through wu 2i0 pounds baggage, S250-4l01
payable here-baance ONi5Ol al fanama.S jy3
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Steamer OALIFORNIAzFo Bay St.
y Louis, Pass CHT5stiGlI Aississippi CITY
E4AAl1A1da1 and BiLo1i-Via the POFTCHA RTntIN
RAILEOAD.-NIhe and splendid low pressure packet
steamboat CALIFORNIA @. L. Reynolds muster. (huit
expressly for the Lake trade, with
wl commence her trips as above, on ThBRSDA Y, the
18th and VIII uariy through the season. follows
IFit Leave Men Orleans 2etHrnilig Leaves Biloxi
Every Monday at, 8 a. Every Monday at...4 P &.
Do. Iussday...,9x A.. y. Do. Wednesday - r. N
Do Ihumday. s8 A. H. Do. Friday "a p. M.
DO. HaturdHy.,s5 r. NJ Do. Sunday ..-.ss4 p. M.
For freight passage apply the Captain on board 10
mF23 j. & R. GEDDES, Agents 10 Bank Place
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HIRRARp,s WIIln oHERRY BTTTERs:

ar The best Tonic These Bers highly
vieeable in Dypupuc Affections They assist Digestion
the Liver and stomach They unsurpassed
removing Languor aude, ecUaly the dToWsi
incident to the Spung
to- Only Agents in NeWOrleans, D. WRIGHT & CO., ISL
Chartrea ie23 Wv
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- For Bosfon-Tha fils iustsailins esrlaI lAeAss
ship PLATO bsaEe, mssiss hAfi4s . 49, i EsS
OF her cargo euFagsd, WIN 1ase Nt.l..s-- ~
haance Of freight Or pasass. apply On qu4lj 2. ~
iY3 J. w. ANDREWS y e.. q ooul-l9l -
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~ - For ST. Louis etc. be ne4 and fne pes
l-sAk2 senger steamer MARSHAL NEY, e. A
Glem, masIefy issnoW receiving freight and
viii leave above On TUESDAY. 18th inst. At clock
P n For freight Or passgee a9py b9eEd foot Of Poy
dfas street. to Q. N. WHITE % New Leves.
iyl4 ORR. r. SHAW & CO.. "a POydras st.
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~ Tor Justice Of the Peace.-Pieass announce ].
l. WINTER Candidate Tor Second JusIce q The feaee
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FOR SALE,
tltREE we'll broke gentle Family damage NURSES,
4 Of an iFon-eray co0r-w0fk well IN single N
harness. Also, two light Famly BAR0uCHkS, Is1TA
suitable for the country aud one CAB, fof-cAeA
city Either Of ihe Hone aages viii be sold low
for cash ie25 WIN. BLEAkLEA Eelipse Stab e..
CHARLEsToN MONEYS Bggsht ~, .-,.--,-.
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EaCIHc MalI Steamship Company
HIS Company having completed the organization Of
J. their Line Of the u s. Mail Steamers from Panama 10
California and Oregon, will hereafter appropriate one half
Of the tickets per each steamer TO New ok and other
Northern Cities and GneiOurth to New Orleans leaving
one-fOurth TO Panama.
The undersigned will be supplied with the tickets appro
prated 70 New OTlGanu in ample time for each steamer
leaving Panama.
Passage in Cabin from Panama to California. $3.50
PARADISE, LAWRAsON' i co
Iel3 5m Agents, 81 Gravier street.
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~ Firemen's Charitable Assooiation.--The FOL
lowing Directors the Relief
ing On the second Monday il October viz.
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II viii be seen-by this comparative statement, that
from September LIST to the latest dates In l849 the
psrts Of breadstus to Great Britain and Ireland have
been comparatively to very limited extent, and the
prospect is by encouraging. At the date Of
last sdvces from England, the corn markets were
very much depressed, and the supplies equal to the
usual demand for consumption. During the close of
navigation prices will probably rule too high in our
markets to permit profitable shipments home
count and moderate expert trade will doubtless be
the result Of the present state Of things
The annexed tables exhibit the movements in bread
stuffs this port according to the latest returns:
SHIPMENTS BREApsruFFs FROM THE PoRT New
YORK
Ship Isaac Walton, Liverpool, 600 bbls. Canadian
-four; 1885, bushels do. wheat.
Ship Switzerland, Liverpool, $3.50 bushels round
yellow corn.
Schr Dolphin. st. John 100 bbls. X. d. corn meal
$50 bbls Canadian -four
Brig Rowsns, Jsremie, so bbls. supsrans Genssse
-four
Brig Rockingham, Granada, etc, 1853 bills Peters
burgh city mills
Brig Eliza Hull, $50 bushels peas.
Brig II. Cousins, Port au Prince, % bbls Southern
flour.
Brig Maitland Halifax TO bills Canadian -four.
Bark Moptezuma, DeDerara, $50 bbls. Creton mills;
$50 bbls. Richmond country
Schr Rio, Port Prince, 200 bbls scratched -four.
Schr Pearcy, Port au Prince, 800 bbls. do. do
Brig Hetty, Port au Prince, 225 bbls. FredericHs-
buih -four
Ship Cornelia Liverpool. 430 bbls Fredericksburgh
-four; 800 bbls Genesee -four; 1858 bush white and
yellow corn.
schr Clara Rosa, Curacao, 45o bbls Brandy vine
-four.
Brig Swan Bermuda 500 bbls Brandy wine flour.
This table is important those engaged in the trade
as 1t distinguishes the descriptions of -four and other
breadstufs exported and the quantity Of each kind
shipped by each vessel to each port. The shipments
Of Canadian -four and wheat since the 18th inst, hav
been annexed -
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EXPLOITATION or CANADA FLOUR AND WHEAT.
Dec IL 715 bbls Canadian flour. London.

The stcck Of Canadian wheat at the Atlantic Docks
the 2lst inst 1871 bushels withdrawn since
the 14th inst, II oo0 bushels. Stock of Canadian
-four the 14th inst. 1o2 oc0 bbs withdrawn since
Is,1o3 bbls Total receipts of Canadian breadstufs
this season, 20 the 1ih inst 225Coo bbs dour and
400 coo bushels wheat This trade has already become
a very important item in the commerce Of this port
and gives employment to large tonnage, upon
works Of internal improvements, upon lakes and
upop all parts of the ocean
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LAMPS.

4 AMPS CTRANDOLES AND TEA TRAYS. sC.-TuE
- ~ fcIher prepsrng 20 retire from busi-es. will eel
BE splendid Lamps, Granioles Tea Trays and
Nsscs, ccst fticea T. w. MORGAN, i5i Fulton street.
second lamp store from broadway.
nEPOT OF FRENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS, as
~ Broadvay opposite Olympic Theatre Just received
ty tle Hermann, rich choice Of Carcel Mechanical Lamps
also, Indicators lamps
CANDFLABRAs, C1RANDOLEs SOLAR AND FLUID
" Lamrs. Ct C0rneuss make in damask and gilt Ofmany
designs. Also. Ivory handled table Cutlery Trays, sill
YER plated Tea Sets Forks, spoons Castors BASKETS Fish
Knives, Nc, plated on German Silver ASHER X. NOR
Can, l52 william street, between Fulton and Ann opposite
the church.
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NEW ROCKS, Sc.

NJ ORGANS LITERARY DEPOT. EXCHANGE PLACE,
l al jeiring the Poet Once. New ORLEANS Ls.-ht the
shove may swsys be found Books every
scfI on consistng Ct Novels History Biography, scient-
&c, Commercial Geographical, ard Medical Works Also
cuaflcte aesortreut 81 Stationery, together with all
PRINCIPAL Daily and Weekly Newsr.pets end Magazines.
COunry orders for itce In the trade supplied and for
varded with desratch. Books mailed Prompt attention
Ped % ans vera ordered BY mall Foreign Bces imported
Litsrary Depot adjoining the Post 0hce New Orleans la
Po-NoWplete arrg PIGMENTS have been made with TIE
principal Publishers throushout tie EnioR Tor Asupriy Of
ths new WtIks IS fas. 40 issasa. LEX.
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PnL,prlrnl,. Dec. q. 1slo.
M Si,coris Cass-M Mr.. Martin The Phiiafepaia IN.


M stcort's Cass-Mr. Martin The PhiiaS,iptia IN.
pointncnfs.
The editorial article In the Herald Of Thursday last
10 relson TO the removal Of Mr. Stewart from the post
ofappraiser at this port, has given unqualified salts
factisn to the whole Of mercantile community
The removal Of aman at competent aud faithful
and who had committed any Of the sins singled
out and prescribed in the famous Allison letter.
not only very silly act but u vas astupid malicious
and misc icvous one. However, MIR. Martin his
cessor should not be cebsured for accepting his place
for u only accepted under the positive assurance
that under any and all circumstsDces MIR Stewart
would BE- removed The decree had gone forth, and
neither ssltpere nor the self denying virtues Of Mir
Martin. could have saved his head. Besides, Mr. NJ.
has the necessary qualifications for his ONCE although
not IN the same eminent degree as hs predecessor.
The right way for old Jack TO get out Of the dcuty
In which his cabinet have placed him would be 10
move Mir Wthsrs, MIR Ms colleague and bestow the
once on MIR Stewart, tor Mir Wihers lacks the expe-
Renee and peculiar quail acstions necessary TO dis
charge the duties % appraiser
A strong effort IL making TO secure the coectorshp
Of the Iort Of Philadelphia fer Dr. Luther Dil.r, o.
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Combs Those Wishing the finest quality

knowing that the celebrated Perpetual
Gloss overoe welt other approved
be had by The single the well known Goodyear Rubber
Emporium, $50 Broadway, Rathbun's Hotel.
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back Combs in the style will examine
of to1seribers, waieh the most extensive and
comVete the city among which Will be found the open
chain pattern Iva to4tose s1el from 50 aui upwards
A. j. SAUNDERS, 3S7 Broadway
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Moro Splendid or CommodIous Rooms

ports compact and complete each article contained there
being the very best quality Asa for the holidays
they offered combining elegance Of finish ard utility.
G. SAUNDERS 4 SON, l47 and 3S7 Broadway.
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Il yesterday aud declared r the only Mt he had IN inc
last years Blu tell those who want good fits
they get good French Calf Boots for 81 So worth 50
ST. do good hts for 50 90 usually S. in other cheap
Thee fits beouLd opposite Office, Of
fulton I'D Nassau streets.
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mao XDWxY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EvENINo
ID Dee. 9Th. will .s performed. GUY nANNERING-Col.
mimic sampson, Mr. Chapman; Dirk hattsraek Mr. Har-
Mss Horn ars iecasdS cara.a Lucy Bsrran
Mrs.. Lodsr. To conclude with the FOUR sisIERsIhr
sn.f Mr. slsr,s.t' Mrs. Beaufort Mas caTnas; Susan
Doors open half begin at Dress Circle 75s;Fa
my and Third Circles, 2se
NIBLos GsA.RpGEN..rHURsDAnyl vENINGi DscEM-
daring the Tight Rope. by the Raysl Family
n1s 3s % be S an hoa or
cono scne Rave sh Francois 81 Rs1 Baron
Raoui henri Wells Hermit y Lehman; rawnbroIer, Lesn
aao sns r.%s Henry sSd
a%s cents Doors open
DrRToN,s rpc.Tpv-w = nUpToN pRopRIs.
ID evening Dee 9Th iss viii DO played the
DIANA d. Of D0ABEl AND SOM Denbey. Mr.. LYnne
Mr. Ioots MI. 5ohpstoni Csps Cutie MT Burton; Mrs.
mers Mics Wila@s To conclude with the new extavs:
sn vsn SAINT M
Santa Clans hr c. W Clarke Fanny rlash,nsop Miss
rs s fy
ITALIAN OPERA, AsroR PLAcE-rRIoAY EVE
mig ps1mGs Hsh will be pn Ssra oesr.
sa.in. ASefssro Esass sisssr Forty esro, sis
esrdo aSsetr ana essr aare
Hsh Leader Herr Kreursr Prices Of sdmssi9n-Al Seats
81 So Ad%sssn on the evening Of
Commence half rast7 Carriages set down headS east
end take up heads west.
= : = = = = ---
RARNAMS AMERICAN MUSEUM. r. BAkNUh,
formance in the afternoon at 3 and in the evening at ~
o'clock The famous English Giant, Robert aes and the
astonishing English Dwarf the largest and smallest spec
mels Of humanity the world with the finest collection Of
natural and artificial Gurostiss the mammoth Crocodile and
living serents, be at all hours day aud
evening. The wonderful monkey Signor carrito We
myss Merrheld Rose Warden Clark and Msfss S,anhope
Peptlapd andWest the renowned martinetu Family Pete
Norris and Louis sler each exhibition. Admis
sion % cents; children under 10 years. l2hs cts
= - - - = - " =
RARNUh's MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA. GRAND
- Gala week-Peformanoes in the lecture room every
Chrtmas day every hour popular and much adnrod
piece Of Tbe Drunkard will be repeated Wednesday
and Friday evenings and Saturday afternoon for
twenty seventh twenty eighth and twenty ninth time
The press the Clergy vaou Temperance societies. and the
better portion Of the public, loud In the praise OF this
moral domestic drama Dissolypg Views Nels born with
Arm who his feet in playing pom musical usru
Jersey Fat Baby 40 mouths old and WEIGHING 76 lbs;
Scotch Manmoths Gipsey Wax statuary rare speo
from Peales eOllecon Cosmorama- &C. Admittanee rs
cen ts children under 10 years, l212 cent?.
MAGNIFICENT EXHIBITION EvERs' GRAND
vl original series OF owing
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BuildngThe most splendid and fresh lot of Toys Fancy
Goods Rev Years Gifts SEQ boxes OF fresh Candies Cornu
copa and Bonbons to be sold for this week only fifty
below the usual price.
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head ard eet eegsty and the Spfare these
OF secondary For his feet
the Boots made by JONES of IA Ann street as
tasteful in shape, the best in material and work.
anship very cheapest ia the Call there, and
we wrong for truth be the sacrifice.
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inform the public that they have taken
Dol Broadway for the purpose Of taking these bean
tu pictures, and invite the public respectfully TO examine
specimens. w. H. LANGENHElH.
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than the New Broadway Assembly Rooms, adjoining the
Broadway House, be found in the city. BAH COM
mttees would do well to call and them before engaging
elsewhere.
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hair ghiss applied without injury
the hair washed Immediately without dis
turbng COLOR and has bad odOr IL is applied old
Wholesale and retail at BATCHELOaS Wig Factory, Wall
street. Copy the address.
starnmering.--C. Weeks q uaranties per-
feet cure all of mpedent ia the Speech in four
weeks at i Broadway, stairs The best Of reereaces
riyen. Applications must be made iu nediatey.
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vlNHlRD ANNUAL Exhibition OF THE NEW YORK
Canary Bird Association at Lafayst Hall. 5gj and 5T
Broadway in all this week from r. N. Tickets
admittinga gentlema with ladies, 20 cente
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Years day. and receive calls in ball costume should visit the
splendid exhibition Of Head Ornamepts Bouquet &c. for
balls evening parties at No. AT Thursday
next, from Il A. N to Mis-. T0URNiER the fash
ionabe kner Of has lately received splendid
supply order enable ladies judge their effect IN
the evening, will exhibit them in her saloons brilliantly
illuminated that purpose The exhibition Friday last
caused quite excitement the fashionable ladies' in
the articles the elegant arrangement and
the splendor Of the lamps surpassed only by tbs bright
Of the fam yisiters.
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LOR SACRAMENTO CITY OLD LINE.-rHE RE-
1t mafkahly fact sailing brig Lowell J. " Schsnder, mas
will sail abevs. For freight passage having spen
did odAtions, apply board Judas wharf pier S.
FIRST pier above Iatharine ferry. East river
A.. n. gAGFR. 100 Wall street
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NN,0RAw's GRAND NATIONAL PANORAMIC

WI Paintings OF American Scenery, now exhibiting IN
Washington Hal SOS Broadwsy three doors above Niblos
tbs region Of the noble Hudson the classic river Of
the world Saratoga and Lake Ceorg together with
other interesting views INCLUDING Cities, Villages
Bsrbors, Bays Steamers Shipping, &c The whole en-
bracng great extent Of the most sublime and picturesque
scenery in the world Painted by George Hester Eco,
assisted by Cornell Doors open at painting moves
precisely Ia Admtanco % cents; children half price,
Day exhibitors Tuesdays shdSaturdsy at "a Doors
OF al l. Liberal arrangements made with schools.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-27

MEXICAN AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. - DR.
n Antsel will deliver the third lecture Of his course
geology this evening at "a O'clock in Hope Chapel 40
Broadway Subject. 1.-THE Formation Of Coal Beds Tick
cts to the 70 admit 81 Lady and Gentlema 81
To be had Mr. Putmans 1855 Broadway Mr. d. fanshsws
55 Broadway and hr kernots 63 Broadway. Single lee
tn so
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rJ,o CAPTAINS OF yEssELs-A YOUNG MAN OF
good address DESTROYS 80 on voyage with Csp-
tain u willing make himself useful 20 the Captain
rally Pest Of city references given address Student hex
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JYsNyEL.iSY.

lust RECIfvED. PER STEAMER HERMANN, Sc
Vera Invoices Of Gne Gold J3wcr, cvnsistn Of Braes
let Pins, CtateaiAes Watch Hooks Rings Vest Chlig1
Charms loctyt Pencils. 81. Gci ennmoled fantrE q
Srpturai fud Historical Succs, IN rch and elegant set
tiuFs Pins, Bracelets and EARNING. Damondfhe sub
tcbtr having entered largely into the importation % p ia
moncs, prepared 60 oler them sot AZ thry
cent less than tiny ether estzbshuoH damon iewfy,
which, for originality ~ design and superior execution
not te Iurrasssd offered On the zane reduced tstns
hAtChesGold Lever watches, warranted 90 perform 1at
ftStOry. fom thirty dollars upwards Ladies Wa ches IN
Bracelets, CT uncommon style and hefuty large ss't
Va Gue gold and stquistey g0id nae sCcted
iiom ne PRINCIPAL GuroI'au maras silver We're large
rment alVaJs hand cgns tina ol Tea sets, Nsa.
Ptcl er Cups liable ard Tea Spu0n Napkin Rings Fruit
ard Dessert Knives snd fsrk sc. Fancy Goods n endless
variety, The lowest prices Parties purchasng Holiday
Pr,aens are rcfrtctmy invited % examine the stock.
which VII he found comprise only ant f,shignats
articles. NORHAN 4. FREEHAN, 30 Br1ai~aY.
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4 EARNED CANARY BIRDS, VENTkIL0QUISM AND
IL hageSipor Bz has the honor TO announce that he
will give his much admired performances afternoon and
syen at and half past clock, commencing on Monday
December 2h the Society Library OF Broadway
and Leonard streets Change programme day Sgner
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that the Illusions. Transformations Ex
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ing To conclude with the Dance Of Dinner Plates
Admission 20 children under 10 years Of half price,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-27
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II cent Attractions for the Acknowledgements Ee
plants, Lions Tigers Leopards Ponies, and Monkeys;
nster White Bear three white Lions, and nondeserpt
Cub few weeks old, its sire being lien, and its dam
leopard Beasts and Birds Of variety On Christmas
day. three grand performances. st 10 and oelsch On
New Years day, four performances at TO- and o'clock
On other days doors at ~ and ca r. Nj performances
at aud o'clock Admission rs cents children under
hall price. Teachers and schools admitted liberal