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SCHOOLS.

TVgsCp Am ENGLISH BOARDING. and
II DsY school for gO1pg Ladies, no IAfOil-piaSe
slea@fer.sI New YorI.-Tns estahlsaHenl couoteLfo
- Meta-e Xix who assisted BY the mDst "a -n5d pro
se,,ors u s city unles % ENJOY ne conh1rnce " a.
bosa who have sugrusled their 6snghicfs - hsf cne
yysr, nftsruo1 IL paid ~ he mores -nd comforts u 1ls
puP,.s isZ2 isg
A GENTLEnAN VINO has bad much experience "
-s,r I'D can lrrt.h the gnsst testimonials u ehAf
sctsr ant capacity, offers bis services ELMER IS
utor or Instructor n some INSTITUTION A0efe''
sr" C0uage-place
- UOOL AGENCI.-A great EdaeslChs.
l .spterpri.e 10 Ns.sg-st for PfocliIk -.
Teacher. snd Goyernessss, and exc o. la 81 -
-. Aoorcstcp should be made esfly WIN i1i, psI
49,, 81 paid Registering fee 10 sl'sacs. nsle
renee. eIchsSgsd. lnl511-l 4 n "ILOOA, rtoPfis-o,
EIyE MALE BOARDING sCbOiA ,lti esn
Il - e.s5-.s al the Po gchric school, - warren 81
So1.h-DiSoA-'N' MA 4us-od'
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NiBLO'> GARDEN.-rh, n.gaise-n, .s,,i,.s-
" neutts o7er Tor tie seasoe, ~. ~ondsr-s RANEL
YSr-.isv. s-a Fr1days vsadey1il- Company ssd-I Ae
usrSzeers q Aes,rs Ch.P9-nts-- Al sehor perform
e1nsE5svt sd Sassrtsys Atniiisnce - a. pArs q -
bo-t@ 0et, 10 ro,,on-rueui o. accoun fine ~-saer
THIS EVENING Nov ih To eommeree VITA
OTert1-e By Ofchesirz
Ae-r which. - con- -sntouiIe called
GODEN>Al
caArsc.e-s ~ ,h-.......... Rave. Family
T. 5e su,-e-sst 81 DE- splendid new
DlNERTISEMENT.
Got ID express for his Estsh .shrent
lniernls'icu u ~ 81 sou- for Promenade. &e
1. enclade wil1 ;h- rev Comic PRntOmne e. ~
ths RIO GNOME AND WHITE WARRIOR
s So, ne Wh.- " .-r.5r.. isto,-s rave
02or' oPea sssi eoar-oe-. ~ o'e.ocG erSely.
RkoADWAt THKArER-Door, Opeu Al -. car
rsrS-raes t.. NJ, ~ ~ mo w VII Dc
rHE CHILD Or rsE REGiMsNr
Mtrch.5ues of Berseufet............... NJ. B1sts
rs esess ,.t,s ne ;'.'''..''' NJ ses-a
SLASHER CRASHER
r--ces % admission To Dress Circle Sni Psrcust,e IS
Family ard rhisa Circles, . Ga, GALLERY IA, e,
UUKrON's rHEArkR-Coor, cpsu 5, 6,
Deommeroe ., oc.oct THIS EVENING. Nov IS
W.. BE- played, Bfougharis version 81 Dickerss novel
uOMbEl 1 son.
MAJOR Joe bagsock Nr Brog CHAM
Captain Mr Burton
tdiih M Russell
t. 800 4s vr.ts re .u.-@..f.I D-~rrS ~ he
DEMON JESTER
Hans broJ sasm
Nar..... ;, axe
Pnc-s-BoIcs DrrsI c rcls and PArQuee, 81 eta fNui.
y c.rce second res y cts Prvsie Boxes s. snt 3
Italian OPERA. ASTORPLACE below Eishgh
IE-SNrond appearance 10 America " SO q. GClOl
FRIDAY EVENING. November o.. will - performed
Ro,s.rfs Ocers s1is q IL BARBlERE III SlNiGLl
-ROsns. : grs Ross,-Corsi barlhs. Sgra- Avcgs1ro
Awav.Fa Sigror q GIidt, Figaro. Sgror Rosgi Corsi
Bsuo'o >'gror Sar4grico BSsiio. Ssror Nove.i
Fi0rc',o. : snor ParoIE sig N0vliA las kintly con
scented 30 sing The part 20 Bss.'lo.
Cor +urtor snd Director Max Maretz-k Costumes BY
Nj Honormann. Prices ~ Admission AL seats Ia
Boxes Psrquete secured either Tor the night ssA
sQn. g. Admission on the evening Of The performance
PSrQuete, g. Amphihea;re, - cents. Subscribers s1t
others are most respec fully Informed that perscn will
under any circumstances he admitted without delivering
hs ticket Season ucses beng Transferable render hs
the strici enforcement ~ The shove rule absolutely ne
eessary BOx-0fce open every day from A. NJ oil
o'clock ?. VI Doors open 81 O'Clock To commence
81 half psn mis-
NIBLOS.-Mle. ADELAIDE LEHMAN respectful
informs the pahc thSt in consequence Of tho heavy
storm sst Friday, preventing many OF her rencs attend
Ing her Benst on that evening" the proprietor has bers
y allowed her 20 maze smother sppeA N FRIDAY. Nov
Us, on which occasion the Ravel Family. Mile. Berlin
Mile Celeste. Mons h Wells, Mons Bullsnt, and
others have kindly volunteered their valuable aid The
bill will be one Of the best % tho season Tickets % cents
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IN | go E Eas IS. so $ .;;7
~ - 80 -----' hi ave- In-narness viii come Of
THIS DAY Nov IS, A. >. O'clocs precisely All horses
IN rot 10, The sho7e pufse trgst be tho ground and
ready 10 ssr At tie tfn sGssfsed Joseph Conner IN
ters Thomas HssEel, George 9ordJn enters opo,ea
m Fanny Easer W Bsrfers enters Lsdy May, L.
Brook enters Z 2 Nod White, Long entsn D. b. hsLfy
CO. MS .t,I W FONNER, Proprietor
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WOMANiS RIGHTS.

lust PUBLISHED. a new ard original wOrk-Tit.e, A
" -crptursl View VI Womans Rights AID Dulles IN a.
the .0rtRu. Relations o. LIE, ~ EikaDsih wilson,
For .se a. FOWLERS a WELLS, CHuton Hal, Nassau
- ~ and Anu-s.syery OIce, lit Nassau-sL y 7
MA ~ DltW'
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE Of au'
TIE process eesy alt chesp inst a. your wash
may BE done before breakfast A. an expense " 1ss an
sX cents The editor OF the RAILWAY n j. Register 10
psper OF Nov. 3, iff'. says Decidedly the great
eel cud sy Of The day d Tweyerre's pamphlet com
uIgt-a ug tue ar Oi washing 'n mode - borough and
ssu,actJry and with esysch 80 extraordinary, INA.
e whole .aIng incredible 10 these no nave beard
lr ne ent o. without witnessing its OpersOn Those
WHO tase tired H. promptly sckuOw edge 10 tle greatest
alorsavIng process ever discovered and they hDd up
lh-r hands 10 equal ifailon ana srAAt44r ~ mI.
ly.v-ir-es grn4y. "a Ia. succeeded 80 ennre J
10 di..ipe-r- al the horrors NJ ~1shn day. Price,
Sl-t0 Be tsd only u H. TNfLf ETkEES, room -, 70
Nsssal-si N-w-YJrk. a1d 90 ". ENGLISH. Frederick
C.ev MS ~
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PAHCY GOODS TOYS

hLsICAL IN3IkL MINIS AND
FIREWORKS.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT d these good IA tie
cry f0S sac at ~ao.ss 80 ca u o. lh- owssI pees ~
J " HALBEaTOS,
q 1nsodls - A1feo-lAoe.
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"rHr cAMpRELIs ARE COMING, y

SOCIETY LIBRARY ROOMS. 38 BROADWAY,
Monday Evening Nov. H.
TIE ORIGINAL AND CELEBRATED CAMPBELL
MlNSTRELS
DEG TO ANNOUNCE 90 No ladies and Gentlemen d
ID Nsw-York that they will open es above Win theii
new programme. Including the new and amusing
MUSICAL PROMENADE
the
NETWORK MILITIA ON TARGET EXCURSION
Fife and Drum Msior......Si gnor Luke West
Doors oren a. commence a. Admission - cents
q A KIMBERLY, Manager.
NIB Saur5ay Afternoon Concert. commencing Al )
o'cIprk rio wis
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MAGNIFICENT EXHIBITION.
ENE RSS
GRAND ORIGINAL, GIGANTIC sEStfs oF
MOVING PANORAMAS,


EVE RSS
GRAND ORIGINAL, GIGANTIC sE0fFs ~
MOVING PANORAMAS,
NOV OPEN EVERY EVENING, for short sesson,
lNprevOus - icing exhibited tn London. al
SrOPPANlS PANORAMA HALL,
Broadway. corner OF Wslkerst-This magnificent Chef
druvre OF artistic skill from original drawings by the
celebrated American Artist JOHN ENERS, sad eight 80
sstsnu They painted on over
40C0 FEET or CANVASS,
being by several thousand feel The largest painting 10 the
world
NETWORK CITY.
CITY or BROOKLYN.
WILLIAMSON RICH,
EAST RIVER.
HUDSON RIVER. and
THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
Thess paintings % such immense gui,ude thar 10
mposs be describe them Some conception can be form
ed when say that hi, wonderful painting contains The
hgures Of milton % Men, thousands ard tens ~
thousands Of Houses Ships, Stages Boa.s, &c The awful
and magnificent seems " he
AsrOR OPERA-HOUSF RIOT
The grand s1d sublime spectacle OF the Burning OF the
Psk rheSIe They have been nearly three years In pre-
parstOu, ant cost
2 % DOLLARS.
Doors open sIss o'clock. Panorama moves At y pre-
cssy Adnissic. IS cents children under ten years Of
age nall price. nii .ith
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FANCY FAIR.

INREE PICTURE GALLERY and Museum of tho ZINE
l. Arts and Literature. No. bOwery, mrowG open hse
10 all with full band Of music and brilliantly lighted i
IA O'Clock NJ with view to cultivate taste Tor me
Fine Arts smong the working classes hltOus,
DARNi NI$AnERICAN nU-EU M-P BAR
ID NJ NJ Proprietor; }. brentwood, Jr Assistant Man
ager-Oas week more Of the Marlneta Family, whose
wonderful gymnasuc achievements and psntomlmc Do
Nne.ions have connected their names immlabiy with
tho Ravel Family They sppeaf aitenOJn and evening
Also engaged. Louis Elser, Mr c. Wemyss Mf war
den PEI. Morris hessrs Mernheld Rose, G sfk HiRgns
Mssss stanaope and WesL Also exhibition, 81 al
hours the Skeelon Of enormous Whae, mo uyink Boa
Couslrctor, Liyirg Anaconda Mammoth Crocodile Al
mission 5c., cIfen gudef 81 yesrs of exc, ~ cs n4
DOyyER,'~ ~TATUAhY.-THE CREEK
4 sLAgE FISHER BOY, FROSFkPiNE snd OEN
JACKSON comprising faur Of M rpsf aeEunnl "Cfs'
I'm, - r.D- are r0yy -xnihurg for IS exclusive en-
ttl a, ts- Galsry u Old Masters, LYce r Budnss t5
Broadway -. -t,
The wortf 0gsther with tie pictures II sna best Od
saiess form tho choicest and most nfrctlY- cOAecc1
of th. work. " All ever brought 10 tlis country.
Adn tiSncs 8 cent? s-A1yo uckcis 3l cslI open
s-Dul Q A u unlli Do z % lsu
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TIVE LEADING PERIODICAL IN

4 MFRICl-GRAHAM'S MAGALtNE, f'r December.
hnow req IL. ts the hestuum'ef publshed ara gu -
ror 10 snv other magazine In the country Examine tor
Yourself THIS number ends the volume Tor 1879 Wv
Is the time 20 subscribe new volume OF ms msgnih'
cent Magazine viii be commenced 10 January. 1850, 10 a
sty OF remarkable sud uneqnaled beauty NumOerls
among ia coutr buiors the best auihors IN The county tho
propregors intend adding TO the arariops VI ch gutter
10 is psges series Of the plates which Will ar surpass
n point OF excellence and beauty anything when may De
furnished by any publication OF similar character 10
PRrNIuv PLATE The publishers have IN preparation
number OF exquisite plates designed As Premiums 10
TsRvs-For - paid IN advance we will furnish the
Magazine and either OF the prints
For s. copies Tor one ycar and copy OF elmer ol
the Prinls 10 each suhscrhrr. 49,. Dill.
Por SO I've copies FOR one yesr ard eerot me ffn'
t. each.
Address oil nrdefst 10 " y. GRAHAM.
nlia once Graham. Magazine, sheE church Building
POPULAR SCHOOL BOOKS.
~ NJ SAXTON lgl Fulton 81 od-rs the following
=. Boors 90 the trade 3. ,he publishers puc",,Y
C.eyrllrt.s Con- pen ~ EG4i-h Literature, o I'D.
C1ueucru's Book Keeping -Counung-house edition
cnuendeqs Boot. Keepiug-schoo! edition 80 els
A.og.. IFe6ra. ssrsged lrbes inners 50 cts
Lyude's First Book u EiymoIogy, % cts.
Lynde'. Case Book ofEiymolcg ~, 81 cis
Osva.d's Etyuo.Og. cal Dictionary, 81 .
M.tch-,l's series OF O.tine Maps
M.,chers asuuAi OF Geography snd Key, 81 c"'
Mitrh-ll's Complete AuAh
Wioche.,er. Writing BOOKS Nos I. D. and g. ~ cts
HolbrooKs Chd's Drawing Book, TO cts
PrrEins's Elementary Arithmetic 50 cts
PrrIius's Higher Ara mscc, = "a.
PerEins's Elements u A. sbra, p cts.
P-rkins's Treatise % Algebra. $ 81.
PerEia''' Geometry, % - ,oo,s
The American 1strei Tor schools and s;sdemies58 c'
TAyl0r's Sacred Minstrel - cts.
T=ylors Choral Anthems fo 90 800
TsyllFs Lutr. NJ IslcAi Instructor. cts ul&lU
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MECHANICS HALL.
No. ~ Broadway between Grand and broomo streets
OPEN svrvy Ercgtng duvilg ~ Rex.
CHRISTYiS dINSTRELS.
nRGANlZED l8f2-The Oldest established Company
w me world Tho hrst 80 hs-frnnze negro melodies
and ordnaors Of lts present p0pus ty Oi Ethiopian
Entertainments whose success In shs city during ms last
rHsgEYsAFs lIsiys evidence of their superior
merit and aglrsctYeneu
Doors 0pen A. Concert commences FL O'Clock
Afternoon Concert every saturday, eonmenc-
irg ) NJ N.Y. bhs'
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CAnFETS, OIL CLOTHS, o.

THE MOST SPLENDID assortment Of CsfPetns, v. .,
/ Coins DruggsB &c. % b foGnd IN tie ely ;,
Cqior's excessive Warefopms, frorung 90 q bass
B-o..xay ard u Divison-sg- Purchaser nay %
of z-,tnT s-.trats arele and prices psfseiJ 'z"S
factory '" n n, ri's.Io,..t
&c. AT rUg
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= ------ 49, .1r
.cTi0er yOung nAa q resP-ct.3.nt! !. 1o - -, ~
sIr .,a y.a-. roo eeted viii clohirg
ne soulh and who part OF III IDe ead ellIo ~ -.
-rt of 10 asa rs, hzyi1y r-tgfnedh eesfous " *
,,s 80. s-s In ts- sane Ice Of business 10 this
eft u cr.-tc.5I- wh-r- eogl4 Dc usef1l, bAyhB n
bs.t Of references r1s command sna eaE 90 So =.
10 40 out Of The city or n sny oihef me q Se'
80. ofoyidse sgfcieCt inducements we're se.e 9a-
Inc addressed TO >. ". p" Box 1913 l3ws.
wtllsrnest win st.ecroc nl' -''
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EIpor ira'a 10, to I8,o Novsol.r.

dr ard 1csfs a1.ys those n bug
- t.'i - Isd sses tltt rcd Vrg ~
~ Com '-r sssf 81 qefi ss-s d. Gor ls 30 bush a
rsf 80 ' fsnseef t% f.f testsf "a ~ f''
fssi te.w Ifl With .si.s spon 5u'h s.os-R tus
tr@ N,rg t Barley a't uJ supply he market ot''
itgaf0f. and a '..f rec .~st
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RIACKsMIrn,s PnRrAnIE EnRGK

~ Coac Aims Patent secord hSnt. but excellent Art
Gle Snd in good orcer, WI be sod half the or ginA
,,tfSpphet FOR soon Inquire Al 20 WestNnetsenih-
81 here The arace msy be examined and terms N sde
s,oNs, MS 81
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AUCTION SALES.
A NJ MERvIS. Azeccneer.
49, M ATT a IN SlDrs

ANTHONY J hLFtNhkk, Alcuoneer.
nor SALE ON MONDAY. Nov ~, a. he Mer.
chants Exchange. Two ghrec-story aad stae hcases
49, lot. or he Eignth-Sv between Fogfseenta sad ~
,s--,h - ". s. ana So The h01ses shed
e,ra. AID dive ngs wish grare stoors and stePs and
tS l5Nerssrv snd sls ard hnteis a. u granite. TIE
bn,r. are Il el s. irchos wide ard a. feet deep los
Do faet s. riches hy 80 feet deep. nttu
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SWING kETTlt ~.-Splsndd Britannia Swirg
- Keiues pronounced by Mrs. PSrungion . oe The
she aver s~l eyes on ard ne acy wore
h~r sns-ts-l.s when ste made .he rensk For sae a.
Rnrl nr..l-n. By MS lil LlCIls HINT.
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INDloGToR.
From Washington.
Correspondence Of the Baltimore sun.1
IridRgutdr .NaoigatioR LGl5s--E feet of the En-
Ld1Bs on dDeTiga &c.

u
ITiaHsWar indignation LGaos- feet of the English
La10s on .dmerica, &c.
,,..-c ,WAsHISaToN, June q, 1919
various Bureaus in Washington exhibited yesterday and az
tely to slaughter, least 10 decnaie ibe esTrisons
leave these tings, however to themselves h0die ah cras
The repeal of the British navigation laws seems to have
ggen S 10 9me une while Of
our vast eoastng trade 70 be given to Great Britain
airy power whatever in the premises
fs 10 quiet all arms of the merchants Iwould state
coasng trade to Government, and that
as qnes6n m never come mp yet and not likely 10
been volunteered the subject England is I'M emps M
have twenyoHe England including all her colonies ma
sea coast TN times as large Ous and when she shall
wl be time enough 70 consider Of it. without saying to the
What the late repeal Of the BRUSH laws refers
and Great Britain not only in the respective podac Of
the two counties but in the products of third countries the
GOWN OF neither Our vessels Were already assmated to
BRUSH vessels in British and British vessels ours in
american ports, when carrying the OF
England and the United States but they proposed
" 1e asmaed 10 each other when coming rom the ports
u ua nations and carving the products OF those nations
England has not taken IKE start in this great question but
mas the United states, which in 1873, by of
lar trade, provided they will grant il to u.s. we thought
ourselves N Z ~ sufficiently strong, and ship builders
t5es and in Sited them N 5sa With NJ M tt hsi
instead OF making separate treaties with the several nations
likely to come into the cement the act express states
that IS soon as any country gives the guaI trade
above stated, communicating the fact official FORM the
President Of the United States is authorized by pro lama
ton 70 publish the same, and Ito give directions for carving
out the principles of reciprocity regard to ne shps Of thai
nation. IN our own uOrts and haIbOrs
Thus then, the Of 1928 binding on Gen Tavor and
his Cabinet unless the next Congress repeal it. iof which
however there bt little chance considering the present
prospect Of pubic affairs and the obabs oompeXon nj ma
next House Of Representatives.
Soon after the passage OF the Of 1928 Prussia Sweden
the Henset0Wns and subsequently, Belgium Russia and
Brazil came into the arrangement, that The tTang lar
trade exists alfeady be those nations and the United
States france and England alone held out Now that
England hes come it will require bat little adFoitness TO
induce France do the when most IMPORTANT sep
toward removing the DISTINCTIONS under which the com.
msrcs Of the world is abonng, will have been taken
and carried through 70 the rejoicing Of every enlightened
political economist and siaaehlemeat Of labor 81 oVsl
be slebe,
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ONO MEDICAL COLLEGE. - The Cincinnati
Dispatch refers to this medical institution as fol-
lows: 6 We understand that the long talked of
change in the faculty Of the Ohio Medical College
has taken place, the trustees having selected DE-
Drake to fill the chair Of Theory and Practice, for
mery occupied by Prof Harrison, and DIR. Bayless,
OF Louisville, 10 that Of Anatomy, formerly filled
by Prof. Shotwell The remainder Of the old fac
uty have been retained, with some transpositions
of prolessorships. The old College has been going
down bill for some time, and this movement is
bound TO accelerate its downward tendehcy''
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MatlaI Benefit Life and Fire LAS. C0.
Once No. % Grsvier street.
Between Camp and ST. Charles !


TTustsess
John Hsgans Joseph Walker. john s. Allison,
Peter COHTeY jF., Mannse White, VIM +. Levefich.
Robert ]. Ward Samuel Stewart. Edward S2affow.
Isaac johnson, Geo, Suawbrides. heny s. Buckner
PETER CoNREY, Jr, President BOard Of Trustees
Directors:
JossphW Stanton John Stroud. Sem, Preston w Fauar,
John i Lewis John Calhoun, William I'll White
Wm. M Goodfioh Joshua Baldwin, Nathan Jarvis,
John l.. SaifaTaus, WaIuek Martin, john y Ben,
a. ID, Cfossman, Mark Walton. WIN. =, IOmlkins,
Cornelius Feowes 5oseph l.aiiande, John r. Leeia
Edp lenner Coke, NJ M ')Ohen,
JOIN HAGAN, President OF the Company.
PRESTON W. FARRAR. Vice President
4. J. WEnpERBVRE; NJ. d. lMf digal Board Of
THOMAS Hunt. NJ. ID. Consultation.
HARMON DoANE. Secretary. Ell GOoLB, Attorney.
RICHARD BEiS, N. D.. No. IN MAGAZINE siJeet Medical
Examined 0ice hours, FOL blseks. 73o 81 A. NJ; Do for
applicants the Office OF the Company daily from l2S 10
oelook p NJ He will not examine az his dwelling
without permit which can be had application al the
Office OF the Company. - Il. G. HRARrr, Agent.
e.g This Company prepared to tain applications
ioF Lille Insurance., sad issue Policies, White and
Negroes the Table o. Rates BY the Board which
less than the rates charged BY the New York and London
oiees, and without their restrictions residences in he
South. BY the chatter, dividends Of profits declared
nuay and the profits draw ntee,t Hnd ba made avail
able at 10 the extent Of thirds Of their amount
where the party has paid his premiums IN fall.
California Permits issued 70 Life Insurance member
a. Ne 9Tk and London rates Prospectus table Of rates
aud all informal 10 Life Insurance. aad a papes NJ
eessay to effect Insurance. be had at the o8 Of the
Compsny.
NJ B. The business OF this Company s confined % ffrr
tFRUhkEcE QNIY BY Ieloiatoh Of he Board 10 Firs
kiyei 81 M1fee Risks aie takea.
~. 0lass aopa, Va = otRM aaaN
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BosToN WIT.-The editors Of the Post and
Atlas, in Boston, having nothing better to do, are
daily hitting each other on the head
The editor Of the Post says lie win have to
bny a fine tooth comb We suppose his old one
has morn 1t"-Aflds.
If the editor Of the Atlas had worn one out he
would have saved himself great deal of /" hard
scratching" during his earthly pilgrimage Post
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sMITH q RRoTHER.

81 COIIJIU.W SIREFT,
AYE received large additions other stock q INDIA
= kUbbER GOODS. These Goods are Of the best
msnqiaet1Te and waHgnied 70 stand all extremes Of
GehsgheT y 4 b. would call the particular attention Of
elolnlans 70 their Bottles Oanteens and Wat Buckets
alaeipfed with special reference to the many dry
pisces and arid deserta between the Rio Grande and the
S1oln pEglnss" Ar Beds. which weigh only u pounds
nt Bags POatooH Bags Saddle Bags etc. IN
IRA hUbbER CLOTBlNG Of ali kinds Wadinq
DoOts iegRlngs. etc India Rahber Blankets Pillows etc
sbte AhO-GENTS. TENT-CLOTHS, Saddles Brides
ouA Silrnna SpuTs. etc.. etc. az SO Common ST. NILS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-07

No rs tHh8NUI' NIRkEI, PhfLdDAA.FlILd-
n VIE undersigned would inform his soaflegn paons and
n inends, that ibis SPLENDID HOTEL which
saa been unaer bus charge for several years. has just
been elegantly Eefed, enlarEed and rsfnrniEed. in 9e
NEST lashouaoe manner and the entile qIganlailqn o.
every department CONG lsta The gpaad suits Of
apsnenu can be had d 81 times b. giving few h0au
The central and fashionahs location Of fhe WASHING
ION tiyUsE epdes il Of the most desirable il ina
city for laissand Families vltng PhiladeLphia, either
apor business peasuHe ard there shall BE eNsoRs
spared 70 have it continue % merit tae liberal sgEge 4 hiss
herefot0re received. II. ]. HAHfNI ELL
~ The House has Warm and Gold Baths alway1 IN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-07

TANTALIzING.-The Boston Post contains The
following We wish The wing papers would nj
send us their extas filed with nothing but sx
orseyen columns Of government advertisements !.
they are not agreeable our eyesthey remind us Of
scenes once so charming, now long banished.' .
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-07

THE STEAMER OREGON. This favorite and
splendid steamer viii leave this morning for the
watering places and Mobile, on the arrival of the
II O'Clock cars, which will give good opportunity
to those who wish 10 arrive early at the different
peinlssto secure pleasant rooms at the Hotels. We
need not say that Admiral HeiFn will make his
guests comfoFlabe-and then the handsome bar
keeper, who stands six feet in his shoes, either
makea most excellent compound, or has most
agreeable way Of serving it, for his customers, like
Oliver Twist are sure TO return to bis quarters
sssuY soon sleT and cal lg more
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-07

CLOSING Business IN ST. LoUls.-The Union
of the 29rh ult says 4" We saw proposition, yes
terdav, to which many signatures Of respectable
merchants we're appended, 10 close all kinds Of
business, throughout our city, until the cholera
might abate. 1t seems that the sick are so nune-
rous, that the time Of those well should ia future,
be occupied in nursing them and alternating the
horrors of the disease. We know not what to say
about the propriey of this suggestion, but are in
clined to believe it might prove useful"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-07

Os- Official Mexican documents, published at
Washington, show that a large reduction has been
made Of the duties upon the exploration of the
precious metals from the ports Of that country
The export duty on gold is now Two per cent. /;
silver three percent, coined or wrought Alloyed
or pure silver, wrought into images, with certificate
that the stamp duties have been paid, four-and-a-
half per cent. Two per cent. will be collected at
the seaports on all coin arriving from the interior
They also show that The ports Of Huatulco and
Altatu will be made ports Of entry, and foreign
vessels can touch at either and engage in the coast
ing trade The custom house Of the former port
will be in the town Of Santa Cruz; that Of the
second in Altata