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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26

SHIRTS, ORAvATS, HANDKERCHIEF, ETC.
Superfns all linen Shirts, stitched bosons so "a
Superhne muslin shirts, linen and 90 To -
Fch gnghan and Shirts Silk Luen Handkerch.
HICKORY cheek and Negro Shirts Linen border Handkechlss
MerIno, flannel, gauze, brown Linen Silk Gloyer
white and pink Undershirts aud Black Glover.
Drawers Cotton. uaerino md liiasn hal
Silk Undershirts and Drawers. pse.
Very rch styles fancy Cavu and ginghsm Umbrellas e.
Italian and French black sill Aiao,
Crava's Trunks valises, Carpet Bags, etc.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
manufactured under 0oodyssrs palsn stand
hot climate
India Rubber Paeo sae Capss Psuehs' Camp Blankets, Can
teens Bow vsre Piano Covers. Drinking Cups, Travelling
Bag Texas Lsggings Haversaek short Logging. PoSioa
Bag1 Lous Wading- Bouts, Life Pnserysr, &c, Sc
ALFRED MUNROE & CO..
.hI7s No. a. Magazine street.
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~ Mississippi Fire 90. No 2aAttend the Regular
Monthly Meeting MONDAY EVENING 18th inst, half
O'Clock. mh24 g. A. FOSDlCK, Secretary.
~ Perseverance Fire Co. No. 13-Attend the Rec.
uar Monthly Meeting MONDAY inst, afpast P. ~
mh93 By order. HENRY J. HYAMS, Secretary.
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dersigned residents of the Sixth Ward their fellow citizens
residing Public Education and the
uciou system Public Improvements advocated by the
Administration TUESDAY EVENING next 9th
instant o'clock the Hall of the Louisiana Hose Company,
Carondslet and Perdido select candidates
said Ward the Municipality Council and appoint three
Delegates Ticket represent this
Mimi malt int bef
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Married -;


In Lafayette the 2d by the Rev. SIR Kleinhs Mr..
HENRY RYNAR TO Miss KATE MEADOWS.
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DEMOCRATS, .4TTENTTONY

IT, Third Ward, Second .Munieipalug. The Demo-
the Third Ward Second Municipality requested
Michael Apels ate Diamonds Hots THIS EVENING, the
10Th at halipa O'Clock, for the purpose of nominating Can
date represent said Ward the Council the ensuing election
in Aprl. uh25 Il
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ALFRED MUNROE & co.
NJ ,-c-.-

Have the lar 81 stock of
CLOTHING & GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Retail, New Orleans which they invite the attention u
purchasers. ONE PRICE FOR GOODS ONLY
COATS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26

ty Leotures-For the Benefit of an .7sviGm for de
Relief of Destitute Females-AT ARMoRY HALL.-Ths
will be delivered MONDAY EVENING, Sts
ins bslfpss O'Clock, by the Rev. Dr. SCOTT Subject.
Emigration America, Some Of its Results and Our Duty
American Citizens" N. M. COHEN,
r,o,., JAMES SAUL,
tnhxS HJ B. M NORMAN,
CHAS. GARDINER, Treasurer. Committee on Lectures.
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THE MoNPLAIsERs,-These splendid dancers,
and their highly popular troupe, have appeared two
nights at the St. Charles THEATRE and each time
to a we'll filed honse-t'.s applause being most en-
thusiastc. There is always something fresh and
animatng in the performances Of this company,
and one never tires in heho!ding them. Their
efforts flag fail, but from first to last they
carry their audience forward with pleasure and
satisfaction. The charms of the ladies have each
night drawn largely upon the baskets of the flower
girls. Flora's offerings at the shrine of Venus and
Terpschore have been most abundant and devout.
This company appear again tonight, at the st.
Charles Theatre.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26

GRAND GALA CoNCERT-Mr. Strakosch-T
justly celebrated Pianist at the request of large
number Of persons who were unable to gain admit
lance at his concert on Friday last, on account of
the great crowd, has consented TO give another of
his Monster Festivals - at the Armory Hall, on
Friday evening next, which, in all probability, will
be upon scale of magnifcence to exceed any
thing of the kind ever before witnessed in New
Orleans. He has, we understand, employed an
orchestra of so musicians, comprising some of the
very best instrumentalists the city can produce.
He will also be assisted by Madame Casini, Madame
Rive, Madame Faby, and Madame Brichta-thus
forming most brilliant array of vocal talent. NJ.
SIakosch will, among other pieces, execute duet
for two pianos, on a motive from Robert le Di-
able assisted by our own excellent musician, Mr.
Schmidt. He will also perform, on this occasion,
and for the first time, his celebrated and favorte
composition, "Le Vesuve," a~fableau picturesque.
All those who love music will deprive themselves
of rich treat when they fail to attend the con-
cert Of NJ. Strakosch, TO be given Friday even.
ing next.
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kE Red River Packet Caddo.-This new and light
will leave THIS DAY, 18th inst, O'Clock,
positively, for Port Cadd Shreveport Nalehoches and Alex
mha55 T. b. SMITH, e6 Magazine Ct.
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Ev Red River Packet Duck River.-The fine light
DUCK RIVER Appegate master will THIS
EVENING the 6h o'clock positively from foot OF Gus
tohouse for Shreveport Na.ehioche. and
Inh16 7. 3. SMITH, &c Magazine 81.
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r. The Steamboat Hiram Powers-For Pittsburg
Wheeling. CINCINNATI Madison Louisville, Padueah Tn
lightdrauEht leaves THIS Monday EVENING Goth
in O'Clock, positively from Poydrss sire wharf
& st.
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ship g.. cg Paa s%
ss"e.s peass attend receipt good: Le1ss
otherwise they will be o! XS shs GO G6 Common st.
The cogoess Of the s, named good. to s order per
sSsi Ievse ksoia s
sGa DO f 40 smg@ IS bales usss F F. %
7. L. II E. Co. 10 do and T. e. Co., 10 nests of
S5s PeTIss f. are !sq"e
n5si hour the Ts w svt Is S;
The brig y.1 from Reson meow
will e stored their risk end s YBR co o.
NC mhss J. w. ANDREWS & CO., 81 Common st.
now Ssehs1sag Pos, SSnisiPa S
as e. box. 3 sd
& Smith, csst; D. T. Gard, box Allen Paine,
and charges the undersigned they will be stored at their
nhaI ~ JOHN W. ANDREWS g. CO. 81 Common
~ Cargo from Wreck Of Bark Duo d'orleans ST.
IRns 5 se'a 6% CORK Pe f
will pssse e Average Bond and give The amount
mhls ~ DEWEY & CO., 81 cra'.s
- Select Examples of Architectural Grandeur,
IN Bss,HH erGny and e, A. Series cries Of S ,
John L Rsu1 and ohe
tolo-haIf morocco. Price 81 81 FGE sale by
Also-HowETT's BRITISH FIELD SPORTS; imperial folio
Handsome cloth. Price 50 50. mhsS 2dpe.
~ Arehite ctura Oampestre-Dispayed in Lodges
nomeal asn style introducing pictu
Roofing F. Hunt, Architect le plates
quarohaf Price 81 2s For sale at So Camp by
ruh26 Sdp2t d. WOODRUFF & co.
to Britannia Depicta-A Series of Views, with brief
descriptions and picturesque objects Great
Ban engraved from Drawings Me.srs Hsarne Fsrrnstou
Smith, Turner Alexander, VIM. Byrne f. A. Sthe
alphabetically arranged containing 100 views in vol oblong
fooh bound cloth the low price Of so For sale BY
mh26 2dp9t D.WOODRUFF g. CO., s. Camp
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e~ California Mining and Trading Company


the City of EewOrleans.-rhis Company will bold y
meetings AZ the Commercial Exchange 50 Charles street. hvhKI
DESTROYS Of becoming members make application apply
the Secretary No. l63 GraveT This Company has
neny secured the services Of ku and whs has
engaged in mining Georgia. gentle
who chemist boh Of whom membs Of s
Company, thereby securing advantages only and nd
pensable such Company
organized. This Company will for California earliest
practicable fully and in all prepared for mining
mhl0f J. L. AFFORD, 1853 Gravier srss.
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w q. S, Mail Steamer New Orleans

s Mail Steamer NeW OT TS MS G nouHi
passenger will leave above THU Monday
EVENING 35 ins o'clock punctualy rom Poydras street
wharf. HYDE & OGLESB4, IL Poydras st.
a nh26
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to Alex. Scott splendid passenger steamboat
ALEX SCOTT Capt E. T. Sturgeon viii leave for Louisville on
TUESDAY EVENING s7h inst. AT o'clock.
MARTIN OWEN g. CO.,
mhe5 J. m. MOORE, ,Nseh''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26

~ Citizens of NewOrleans The whole amount
Exhibition COOKIES GALLERY, Ne
ST. Charles street, Of the two splendid works Of art,
Po,oers's GREEK SLAVE, and IItian's VENUS.
MARBLE by the celebrated Bartolni devoted the New A
lam in this City fer the Relief Of Destitute Females.
LIZ Patronize this Noble Charity. fy22 2dpu
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26

Mr.. w, we would say, is very efficiently accom-
panied on the piano by his modest and accomplished
daughter.
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Mobile CALIFORNIA, Reynolds. ~ P. III. cars
Pitsburs .,,.,..NEW ORLEANS, Fuller, P. NJ
LouisriHs ......HIRAM POWERS, Psarce, P, NJ.
Red Rirer .....DUCK RIVER, Apologize, T. ~.
Red Rpsr .CADDO, Graham, s. 2. M
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26

DEMOCRATS, ATTENTION.
D The Delegates appointed by the different Wards Of
the cond Municipality, Aldermen for the General
Council the coming April election, will please assemble Dr.
mond's HOTEL on THURSDAY EVENING, inst,
past O'Clock. JOHN SULLIVAN,
STEPHEN CONLON,
P. RYAN,
uh26 Delegates represent the Ward, % Municipality
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Steamboat Departures This Day.
wsEE lDYERTIsEMENTs ON THIRD PAGE
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~ Architecture Campestre-Displayed in Lodges
Gardener Houes other bungs composed simple and
nomcal forms the modern alan Style introducing
esque mode Roofing by T. F. Hunt Architect u plates
auarha Price 50 25 For sale So Camp
ruh26 Sdp2t ID. WOODRUFF q co.
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meeting of this Ward and those opposed the
present administration Of Municipal affairs held DeGranges
Horse-staion Saturday Evening, oath instant
purpose of nominating candidates this Ward the
Municipal Council, the following gentlemen were unanimously
elected:
J. L, LEVY,
CHARLES MACS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26

Of readers called the
Syrup Of FeoD Dock Root which will
is all thus reported to beone of the powerful
for certain complaints discovered Sold by RUSTE PAD
DOCK, Druggists and Perfumers ITO Poydra 2dp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26

~ Cargo from Wreck OF Bark Duo d,OrleansL
DUO dORLEANS and eshipped part from Cork per bark
ORION will pesse the Average Bond and the
Of their invoices without delay -
mills DEWEY & CO, CT Gravisr st,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26
e seleot Examnles of Arcbit.ctn,

IN Bagium, GERMANY and FrGnce-A Series OF IWenty
Sketches the by the late Chas Wild, ard
direction. John lie Keux and Others Imperial
tolo-half morocco. Price 81 5N--..For sale by
d. WOODRUFF 81 Co, So Camp
Also-HOWETT'S BRITISH FIELD SPORTS; imperial folio
Handsome Price So
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26

~ Strangers in tn City, see DIR. b. +, MULLEN'S
advertisements IN the other Columns this He the
best his profession the United States AL that
in need would do well to him call SO
nlsH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-20
CRY rRADE REPORT.


WsDSsspsr, September 90 r. NJ
This being packet day for the Niagara trade vas
tome less sctve. Cotton soi .r ext.n, at steady
prices The Cambria being about due a. Haiissr
dealers inclined wait fcr the receipt Of later
foreign In aour there vas fair eaquiry fr .r-
port With rather doing for the ssst~sri but at
lsw figures for state aud MIXED western
brands, while other ~ AIDES material hsnge
southern brands we're soId 90 q moderate extent
at STEADY prices. Sales Of Gsoesee aud Southern
wheat we're made on terms STAYED below Corn
come lower, with a fair amount Of sales
Rye continued quiet rye -four aud meal coutias.d in
active eithout material change IN quotations Fork
fair request at about the co.ius rates Of YES
terJay. Beef continued oull white lard vas heavy.
There change in butter Prime cheese was in
,sdy d.rlsnd. with moderate sales for EXPORT Sugar.
continued hrm -iih moderate sses full prices COT
fee continued a1y without material change in ouo-
tatiops While transactions were light
AstiAs - The market onfinusd steady. With small
eses ~ for pots and so 90 for pearls
bt,swAx-Ssles ~ i5Vc los made at ale 22c.
bhtsDrtvFfs- Ffosr The sales Tor the day resshed
about l3 0to bbls iucludsg uuiu~p-et.d at - 81;
me ~ 50 20 - l2k. sour a. 81 Is 81 as comnon
state aud Old mixed ve-t.r AZ "a o2k stT5 straight
ttste aud good old 80 rs 81 81 s.; Mi
chigan and isvorits oid at ., . 30 iz% aud
pure ebes.e at 50 - IS 81 and other grades be-
fore setcsd Sguhern Flo.r Sslss ~ sbout too bbls
Ut IS ~ for ~ Baltimore ~th srandy-
towr ~ SOTO Nv, Fisur quiet at 50. Corn Nal
was fIactive at t3iSA Eh,at-fhe SALES for th- daV
reached sbout 500 bush prime uenrsee =. ~ tsasi
IL. 3 900 bush 81 rcd southern at ~ 81 90. 5000
bush white southern at 81 N 81 Ia and oon bus h
Lorg Island at ~ fr red and 81 rs for white Rs,
auet AT SIC. bSkc Cqr- The sales EN- bracsd about
5000 bush ct 81 bssc for western mirsd snA COO
for northern and hat ,rllr-~
NvtsvN. -, A,~yv s-.S ., as eA>A<s
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The per cent increase In the shipments Of -four aud
wheat has been very great whilc the Increase In the
susDtity ef indian exported has been large For
the year ending June 80 1s47 the shipusnts VI aou
to Great Britain and Ireland amounted to EAST no
bills wheat 2544 5e3 bushels; Indian corn Is $40 SIS
bu,h.is; corn meal 7l3os3 bills. The shipmsuts Of
Indian corn during the year ending August 80. lsl9
viii compare favorsbTy with lss7 than any other
article. Ths expectation OF -four aud wheat 10 1s47
vas double that Of lsa9 not only regards quantity,
hut as regards price. and aggregate value.
AZ rgsrds the movements iu bresdstuGs during the
year just commenced, IL at present difficult to form
opinion The crops In Great Britain have turned
out more than an average, ard everything depends
upon ability to compete With the grain growers Of
the continent IN supplying the markets Of Great Br-
tain with the quantity usua iy required to meet the
msrs for consumption. Our own supplies large
enough IN meet all wants for consumption aud
any dsmsud for shipment but have an idea that
tp-cus'ors hsvr obtained cnntral ~ sufficient qusu
ty to materially influences the msrkst value, whom IL
be deemed do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-20

THs Lsrs Hos. CBsIuosEs Huours The Baltf-
more Patriot of the 18th inst spcasinx u the dsc- cd
tays;N Mr. Hughes pasted large portion Of hi life
Europe, where he held tcversi prnia-ot stations In
III. Diplomatic cOrps - the Jttes states ne some
ysarr since retired from public life at request.
sno has siec- been residing 90 this city the place of
hs birth tor several months he bs. been suffering
With ilDrsr. which In IN. h~vinniug fDuad TO
b. bcyon medical aid aud has for time eoudn.d
him t. b- house, and deprived him Of the society VI
N Ii lie
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NEW BOOKS. &C,
-EEn's ELECTROMAGNETIC MEssRs MEs-

THE QUEENS DIcrIONARY-THE MESsRs MER-
RAM, me time snce smit ted Queen Victoria
through The hand oi George Balcr r. the
spsihrsniiy of their edition OF
her hnthand Prince Albert its receipt has
ldr ~ the secretary ~ HIS Royal highness The
Is o. course directed dis Exeseooy the
Awerichn Enister the pleasure
IL To our readers -springfeid Republican.
shl have the h"ror inform your Excslleney that Her
hnJesty he Queen hss areepted With the
e"ry OF The sst EDITION Of wsbsters Rngsh Dictionary,
Which according To the drscti.na laid by
hefore tbs Royal Higbness Prince Albert and
fenisd hy Tie Prince Her Majesty
OF The yphlislers hessrs. Merriam and have been
tisitnit Merriam Her MHjesy's
fr tht beautiful present which Der highly values
rnl, of the merits Of the
bnt sill n a thOs
marion hich y, criiencv informed
tSs and which after the political d-union
Which has taken psee btweer the Unicd Kingdom and the
United ststes could indeed have found spnro-
priae expessns themselves than The presen ai0n
to Ter Maize II a work the English Ian when
'tetY ref thai powerful snd douhle bond by which
the stions the Eastern Western AIDE
the atlantic will forever remain united sacy,
we'll fetsrs Merriam Ii doubt feel
In learning hai Her Majesty hiss placed the work
through Exec ency. the few selected volumes
which compose h-r private library.
lave the henor 90 - Excelleneys faithful
want uEYEH Seey 20 a. K. II. Prince Albert.
Buckingham Palace. June 20, Iss9.
HIS tScsDene,. The American whistler.
JUSTICE HAS TRIUNPHED-cAPr McCERREN
has been indicted FILL report OF which will he found
Trial of Opera Rioters Hounds OF eary
fst,rv at The Confidence Nan &C. 60 English Ger
French criminal domestic ditto; very large
amount OF interesting p0ndenee from all of the
rich tt of England. ooe l0s Nassau
sold ryvhere.
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SCHOOLS

STEPF I'm H. BRANCH HAVING RETURNED FROM
~ california viii instruct at the residence OF prts
IN the Enesh Rudimen.s. Cisssies, Sci nccs sc Youth
COLLEGE Ladies and gentlemen taught 10 speak
srd correctly. Address STEPHEN w. BRANCH,
through the Post ofce.
IL ny Fentemsn from Europe Terms. for both so per
lwrr'er in advance. Apply. BY letter tel NJ Library
iT 90 sv.nu'.
TvUTeR WANTED.-rHE ADvERTIsER WANTS
competent inter for youpr hoy ahovt years OF ace
The applicant he we'll educated of good manners and
sc-rect principles siso capable Of aikns French With tho
beet The pupil studies In french and English
snd he's tgun Germsn For further particulars apply By
letter 10 y. L., Vflce Of Herald.
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Appointmens. py sn. PRESIDENT.

FreJsficE q. Los, Collector. Gloucester, MAsaa-
shuteti- vic. John l. Rng-rs, deceased
William Smith, Colsctor, Galveston, rsIas, vice
Hiram q Kunnes
James q. tr,ep. Naval Officer. Wilmington, North
Csrolira. vice James I. Miller. removed.
Henry Dart Surveyor, fOntchartraip Louisiana, vice
\. IA. Tsge removed
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sAI.Es Hy AUCYassN


CORPORATION NOTICE.-sALE OF PROPERTY FOR
- paid 1axes-pnhlie Notice Is hereby givea hat .
Sale Of Property Unpaid Trxes win take place Puhc
Auction AIT tho ity Ia OF tbs City Of New YORK
day the twenyfrt day OF December ~ eioeh at
and he contir ned from until the whole
tad popriy shrii be sd and that the detailed Of
~ Propert, be sold for Unpaid Taxes il published
Morning Courier srd New Yorh Enqu newspaper print
cd and published in the eitv OF New York.
JOSEPH II. TAYLOR, Comptroller
Comp'rolsr's Office. New FORK. September 10 1919.
AUCTION. on THURSDAY, SEPT 20ra. AT 10
"A ocoeh at Merchants Exchange, that slsg
hcue No 10 Prospect st. Brooklyn 81 by - feet inches
front in eror and exterior newly painted in perfect
five mil u'es vak from Fulton Fery rents at SIS
Title indsputGble. Terms at sale
FRANKLIN L. SON. Auetioneers
Il ARCE SALE OF FURNITURE FANCY GOODS BED
II Sh &c.-J W. Brown. Auction will sell Friday
mor ing OF h oeieek at ls Broadway an sstsnt a, ort
OF superior city made sshoTany and Rosewood Fni-
sre finished in marble aud colored pushes
ard well worthy tho attention OF purchasers Also
voice OF rich furnishing China plated aud Glass Ware Al
SO, Carpets. Re, Their Beds. Mattrasscs &C., &C.
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BPSpss'raN'
1~A@lA@@@ -,

CrNTRrvULE CoURsE"L. I.-TROrTtNG.-rafs
~ Day Thursosy Sept 2lth At ~ o'clock 4. NJ, mstch
spH eide mile hesis. best In 10 c. Bar-
tine nsmes b. John Mosers Wheian, names mr. LADY
OF the lste. JOsL cONkIIN, Proprietor.
IIsRLGs PARK TROTTING COURsg-A PURSE OF
s25 will be svsp, free for AL rotng horses that
$40 in harness 20 come of Friday. September a.
Infr.s close at Greene Maddens urstsy evening,
lalf-rast o'ciocf. WIN. F0NNER, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-20
EoR SAN FRANCISCO Va .saAesREE;ss-Tas A l

II clipper eoprertd bark FLORIDA. @. Eilsry. Master
~ positively sail the 24th met Tor the above port
PASSENGERS rely this vessel sns sdy ered The
Florida ~ wing eegant dations for
first and second cabin and having been for
time tbs trade offers Inducements
passengers wshsg 70 embark for the above port Price ~
passage IN fret cabin. $40. Do. IN second cabin. So
Tei eents cubic foot Apply on board At pier Ne
North River, or 10
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tI,nE oNIY pIRkcT IINE rOn sAN FRANcIs,n

rG,BE ONLY DIRECT LINE FOF SAN FRANCISCO
! Wis ,hsrres October 2-The we'll hnovn steamship
CRts EhT CRY. l5p tons hurthen. Charles stodiard
Conn amer -i leave for thsgree direct from dock
Pier n on Tuesday, Vct ct o'clock. The G. q.
ditect 10 tharre without touching 81 intern
ussensurrg that passenger by this steamer will reach Pa
in fer ths a. T. Pa~ihc Natl steamer Of lat Nov
ps.see in the after ssloor, tG Do forward saloon. 81
Do lower cabin s0; DO ssersxe S+ No eured
unless paid Any Renting half
of passage mouev, secure ker'h for reek for
feisht apply 90 =. uOwhND SON, 80 broad
TIE tmrire CITY will succeed the Srecent City and
have on the ij:h u O.s0bvr
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WAN1kD-TO RENT, IN TUE BUSINESS PART OF
w the city, suitable fer busnssn Al
sre, stating rent and location, NJ s. Boz oes of th,
raper.
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e~-l'o>N~~~~~~,
DfANoroRTE FOR SALE cBEAr.-A SQUARE
hand s ss onsd f made bs scs.
Dui ham, New York for sale or hire cheap Apply to ~
prnscsJ Tseefer of susc, Piano. &C. at t65 Broadway
three dOois above Grand street Mr. D. will be home all
this day.
EoR sALE-rACHT VIPER, q saps TONS MUTT
and finished IN the best was launched tasf
fas, ss,ler, well found in sals rigging sc AMY
TO btNkf TAff foot OF Third street Z. r. where
be seen.
NEwsPAPER EsrABLisuMENr FoR sALg-roR
Nevspsrers IN one Of the principal towns in Penn-yvan
III health o. the PROPRIETOR e only for dispcsng n
THIRD AVID Chestnut streets. Philadelphia.
For sale, enc stcons hand double medium old patent
Asems also several second hand Washington
Smith presses, various n,ss Apply To- .
IN csss Restsurspt will ne let sold, fair terms 70
petent person, for term OF years The location is
Dot surpassed In this city IL i attached 70 hrsesss
house. there bali lodge
there 10 puhc busnes every dsy and evening week
One half % the Of cott Of fixtures remain
paid. end paid in dnersn Investments note left This
Office addrefsed TO w. w. stating where an intersiew
be had, will he attended 70.
rCo tEr-FOR one Oa THREE YEARS. TBg RESI-
der &c Of the sub criker, situated In the Of the
vaFe Of farsid Connecticut midway between the beach
large and oonmosious comfortable sss IN summer sad
vhur Ihsrs are about thirty sores OF land iscluded.
ArIly TO HENRY N. SMITH. % Wall street or on the
CohP FACTORY TO LEr-sIrUATED IN raE aEAR
~ Of Nos 23s 2 and ga Cherry Capacity % the
rsns 70 make fc lbs scsp.sash boiling Fer terms se
srply en- The premises
WANTED-To RENT, IN tue BUSINESS rAar 90
w the city store suitable fer the s.ssr busssss Ad-
sre,s stating rent and lcstiOn, NJ s. boz Ocs of thi,
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