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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-17

DR. ]. B.ENsADON-Qfiae and Resldenoe, No. 1877
DR NACGIRBON has removed to SO PHfLTPPa
II STREET between GTavier and Common iy5 bm
nR H. A. FOURNIQUET-Qic on 81. MARY
~ STREET. between Camp and Magszina, opposite the
Magazine street Market, OF H. GotdaaRRs Drug store,
LtFAYETTE. AA9 -
nR WALLACE No. a. Arcade PassaEe,tups ssFs.)
~ New Orleans. OFFIcR HoURs-krom A. "a
and from to6P. NJ. 81.
attended 10 jas lyd&W
HOMOEPATH1ST
nR d. GLASS, Gate Qf HopkiRsVills ReTitHekg,) No
- 81 BARoNNK sTRRET, between Union and fer1ldo
Streets hewOTleans. M
DISEASES OF. THE EYE AND EAR.
a FFEGflONS of the Quito Nerve, lnts Conlunotval
N Inflammation. Partial Blindness, Operations for Sqbs
mna, and other Diseases affecting Vision. Dr. ~ N.
STALLS OFFICE, 70 Circus street, between PerddO
and Gravier streets. Hours of ConsutaOnlO I'LL o. sun
days 10 till a. Certificates from Physicians and Patients
may heseen at his Office Ja2O
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Efl b0AE3 Ezim Eauiy s0ap. fofspleb by
elN sels CA AS SN0uGHEON % Camp ST
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EW- Merchants from different sections Of the county,
give the most atierng accounts of the universal popularity
and efficacy Of Dr. Davss Syrup, under theiI notice
number Of them witnessing It's virtues hgve regularly sold
coalition that IL did not give satisfaction the price
should be returned and Of them hae had appca
ton W the money This speaks volumes in favor OF
the medicine We append few extracts from orders, as
sampea0 those frequent receipt Of as well IS Of
verbal accounts we frequently hear;
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20 PIanters Ia BuIIdnrs

A BROWN q CO, Dealers in az Kinds of L UNI
"a, BER-Cypre.s IS, White and yellow pne Mahogany,
Black Walnut, Oak, Ash and Poplar. Mahogany New.
ellis and Baustsg, Lath, Sand and Fire BIek320 Maya
zine street, New Orleans -. STEAM SAW-MiI4L,
Natchez Miss.
~ Onls for an kinds Of CYPRESS LUMBER delivered
any where the Mississippi River below Naiche, short
notice. ap8 ivA INV
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TOOTH-ACHE OURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, BY Dr. NJ fNS5Ifsss s
T00TH-aCHE ELIXIR or no charge ~ OtieS
CARObDEEET STREET, "a door below GiFoa st.
WATCHEs-JEWELRY

M h. MEY Err, No. 100 Can't street, Watch ~
IfA. maker and dealer In IEWElRY, GOLD AfsA
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. q &c
AnjswelV efreles repaired q moderate prices Ills
WATCHES, JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS
THNHE subsorbefs have iHsi received additional -
supply 81 very superior Gold and Silver " atcsea "a
with Hunting Ceses Of N. L Tobias, hOlkeli and -
other upsHOTmakeu; also Fine London DWpte1s
Waekss. hch Jewey OF The latest yles computing Fine
Gold Watch Chains, KEYS and Seals, Lldlel bTaeeett
Necklaces Breast Pins, Gold Pencil Cssst, FINGER Rings
SO Also gieat variety Of FANOK GOODS, selected by
one Of the 6gm IN the European markets consisting Of VOT
Boxes Dressing Caves, ine Fans Recues and other fancy
articles Also fue Scissor and Needles Table Knives and
F0rka, gaslofs Candleshoks Double and Single Barre
Guns Pistols Revolver Bowie Knives, Military Goods, SC,
NO.. fdf sale II moderate prices, by
iea HYDE b GOODRICH. rs ChartFes st.
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ooLBMANis IIPRovBD PATENT PoRTABI1

IN TWhTHUIrE
UJFll 4 La TORY MILLS,
M ANBFACTURED by w, P. JuhHMAN, Gi1Od utTeet
AsA door below bafOnne, New Orleans. These Mills
in suooesiu operation in the following States viz
Ohio New York, Pennaylvan Virginia Kentucky Indi-
ana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin Iowa, Missouri Ar
ansas fennelsee Aabame Mississippi Louisiana Texas,
Mexico and Of their portability are the very
thing ior California. number Of them have been pul,
chnzed recently for those Digging
~ Warranted to perform the satisfaction Of the pur
chaser OF money refunded. lmh14l w p 81
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=
AEhff hAtttels6 Deman y Nelson 3, and Browns Re-
a4Cu ssndas, audinE from bug Lowdel aud bark Ant,
leQn.iof sale b. JOHN STROUD CO., +
i3lo l4d CommOn street,
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LFrom M John y. Morgan, Druggist.l
fIrTenURG Jan. ~, l84l The Syrup Of Wild Cherry
nd az has given great satisfaction 10 those who have used
y Aknow Of one instance Of PERMANENT cure Of Asthma
least arooa a Vaar
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...,.., = VINEG AR ESTABLISHMENT.
skb unuelsgnelis constantly mannfuclUring and hai
tertaisa very lpenoraTtio Of YiNEGAR. sslszsTzs
wale4 1e VIII guaT ntee to improve by age, and @=
vii lelixeI II, tree Of charged in any part Of
the city Or Lafayette, at the following reduced
c 70 suit tie tines viz. Buts go gallons % 50 Barrels
~ asona &ss BaIfei, 40 gallons cents p gallon "A lbe
"a dlsqopnt made Tow holesgle customers
- hna lT0pped in the POsloties will be punctaAlI
Mtended to- Lepas IT, JOHN II. WE'RE,
Oo-aeI lonuun aud Mnra hnna.Ita Charlr Hn.nitaI
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~ OBJ w WORTHINGToN, general y4Rsnt ana
~ Collector Rodney, Jefferson county. MtuaEsppi viii
atten punotuHly to the Collection Of Notes, Drafts, 40
coune &c. in this and thesOuthern county
Rtfcrs te--Drake & Evans BTOugntOh b Murdoch,
PinQfard, Warren 3 Co. Rodney Miss S5hn GoOdin,
Richnrd Beck, R. Il. & g, VI. BaYly, New Orleans; w.
X. Henry, 7. A, g. DOaiphan, Natehez James GoOdin,
Cinolnnet as; Hand, Philadelphia; ]. G. James, Lexing.
on hos. IRELAND, ClHiboTne county, Miss. ap29
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w 9, s9Ay[moND, EaMiLY GROCER, u oAaF
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UUaWMU HnhMUN.
"A demlonns for sale by
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NEWroWE slh mo- ~ losoh yoq9bs i a. 81 w 81
cured he abO under the consumption io more than thee
years and took great many kinds OF medicines and was
under The medical treatment Of three Of the most eminent
physicians this county hut received no benefit until he
took DR.. Davss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar and imme
diatey commenced getting betteT and IS well and
hearty This statement received from himself hs name Is
Henry 7. GOdshak, Waminste township. Bucks county,
Pa. lie known al over the c0uniy-is poor iabqnlg
man. aud cannot be denied that the Syrnp saved m life
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ELH.IEHIMl NHIH.
IGN BUSHELS III Hhds. landinF from ship York
'Art9D and nns Lowder-f0f sale hy
lei2 JOHN STROUD CO., las Common It,
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TO oALFoRNIANs!
SMITH B BROTHER. No SO COMMON srRFrr
GRAND DEPOT for the sale Of all :
INDIA RUBBER GOODS

The following selected lrum number received BY the
Company: - W
Ceeideate Of WIN. j. MeAlpne Chief Engineer Dr.
Dock Office, u s. Navy Yard, BROOKLYN Nov 49, 1873
=, ~ 9e0a may cgacern have bees Informed that the
NewafA and hoseudale Lime and Cement Company have
Rnfepas4eq the QnaTries and NIUE lately owned by Hon
hugh " at WhitespOu Ulster oonhty NJ " and have
9eea asked to state knowledge OF the character Of the
cement made By Mr White have used large qusntifV
q Cement say 10y 900 bare) the enlargement OF the
ERE Canal at and near Albany, Considerable portion Of
m9st excellent CHARACTER indeed 4 was the best brought
20 tnnt market The tests before severe and
but very few barrels rejected have been Informed
si the Cement sustained the excellent character on
ne 'deloh Aqueduot WIN. J, MCALrINE, Engineer
we have made use Of Whites Hydraulic Cement as now
nahAtactufei BY the hcsendae Lime and Cement Gem.
ln5 On the Sas WORKS a. Reafug and strongly re
sltensa qniekness Of setting. aud fof its taking a arqe
eue'ast ei saha Ia ib mixing. a, ID HIsHgeIp
K. 81 FARKELDV,
lnHN iIsEY
November H. 1893 Bpidee ami a5i,sss,,
e. hereby certify that have been using lfs Cement mann
l4eiuea D. tbs Newark and Rosendalo Lime AMI f Sf
Nonpany and cHn cordially recommend il a. "a eerv snr
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~ Dt Cook Is one Of the most eminent physicians in
the United states and was the attending physician Of Joseph
BonapaIle, ex King Of Spain, during al his residence in
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some noqbe to introduce pr Davas Syrup Of Wild Cherry
ana le mere, and have sold all received from you. Dr.
i n dogk hss used 1t in his practices he thinks highly OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-23

IMPORTANT DECISION IN VERMoNr-At the recent
term OF the United States Circuit Court held at Rut
land, Vermont Justice Nelson presiding the Troy and
Rutland Railway Company, the Rutland and Wash
ngton, it is designated in Vermont applied for an
injunction against the Whitehall and Rutland Com
pany bill had been filed by the Rutland and Wash
ington Company for perpetual I'M JUNCTION to restrain
the building of the Rutland and Whitehall Railroad,
on the ground mainly that the charter OF the latter
cbise with the former and therefore, under the const
tuition Of the United States invalid impairng the
obligation of contract 1t appears however from the
that the routes Of the two roads not in
fact parallel throughout and that 500 900 had been
already expended on the Rutland and Whitehall Rail-
road which under the contract, to be completed
within year In the defence 1t was contended in the
first place that there fatal defect of parties, in
emitting to make the principal (the Rutland and
Whitehall Company party to the suit; and in the
next, that If made party the Court had no jurisdic
ton both parties being corporations created by and
doing business in the State and lastly, 1t
insisted upon the merits that the constitutional pro-
vision did not apply.
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The HOleIa.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
ID. Barnes, Utica; s ii. Marshall, USA Gen. Hen
derson, Washington; T. q. Williams, u. s A w III.
Jourdan, Mars; J Radley, Rochester; James Glass,
Canada; j. w. Rankin, Philadelphia; A. Pitcairn,
England; A. Hood Georgia; Captain Framail, U. 3
Engineer Corps NJ Cohen. England; Robert Wood
Montreal; w. b. Trowbridge, U S.A.; General Groes-
back Albany; Judge Whiting, Mexico: Capt. Savage
USA; II. Granger, do arrived yesterday at the Ir-
wing House.
The Hon. Willard F. Fillmore, Vice President, left
yesterday the Irving House for Buffalo.
A. Lyman, Illinois; J. Wheeler, Newburgh; j. C
Drew Albany; S. C. Hanson, Washington J. G. White
Baltimore; 4. w. Cregin, u. S Consul Surinsm; s
Wilkinson, Boston; Jose Garcia, Mstanzas; are
amongst the arrivals at the American.
4. Ladd. Penn; b. Jeffy, New Haven; J. Pollisges
Indiana; w. Bassall, Michigan; J. Van Brunt Phils
A. Reep Baltimore; have arrived at the Howard
o. Major Williams, West Port; s. +. Bacon and lady
st. Louis Levi Merton and lady, Mass; II. Tellar
New Orleans; NJ. w. f.. Surtens, England; NJ d. Co
balero, Havana; S. d. Dskin and family j Reese ant
family, N Y. among the arrivals yesterday tn,
Union Place Hotel.
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Died


On Monday morning, the 22d inst PATRICK BnESAN,
ex. Assistant Alderman of the 9th ward.
The friends of the family, and those OF his brother,
Denis Brennan, and his brother in-law, z. II. O'Neil,
likewise the friends Of his late partner Patrick Dolsn,
deceased invited to attend his funeral from his late
residence. No "a Elm street, Wednesday, the Oath
inst, at O'Clock in the afternoon. The Montgomery
Guards are particularly invited to attend NO car
risges allowed
On Monday, the 22d instant, JANE BRADLEY, wife OF
Edmond Nugent.
His friends and those OF his brothers, Daniel VIII
liam and John Nugent, likewise those of her brother
naw Alderman Mullins, are respectfully requested to
attend her funeral from her late residence, No. 30
Roosevelt street. this day at o'clock without further
invitation.
on Monday, October 22d, after a illness,
RoBERr CARSON, Jr., in the 22d year of his age
His relations and friends respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this day, Tuesday at o'clock NJ,
for: his late residence, No. 2s6 Mott street. without
further netice.
on 2lst inst Of consump ton, Mrs. MARY MIcHAUp,
wife Of Francis " Michoud in the saith of her age
The friends and acquaiGtances Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend her funeral on Tuesday,
October 23d at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, from her late resi-
dence, 17S Madison street.
On Monday morning, October I'D, 1919, Mrs. X. L.
ALIEN, aged Al years.
Her funeral will take place on wednesday afternoon,
at O'clock from her late residence, No. CAS- Fourth
street The members Of Recsbenia Tent No lnae-
pendent Daughters of Recab, also, Manhattan Union
No Daughters Of Temperance, also Manhattan
Division No Is Sons OF Tenn erance and members OF
AIeghania Lodge No 1873 |. o. of o. f., respect
fully invited to attend.
ON Sunday, 2lst inst Mr. SAMUEL Same, in the 3otb
year OF bis age.
His relations and friends aud those of his brothers
iplsw, Charles and Scott Hicks, respectfully in
yited to attend his funeral this day Tuesday NJ "a
o'clock 7. NJ from his late residence. 81 Forsyth Il
ON Saturday morning, October 2Otb, after short
but severe Illness, LAWRENCE u. IoMrAiNs, aged -
| years. .
| His remains conveyed from his residence, q
Walker street Saturday to that OF his parents Ia
East chester, from there to White Plains Tor inter
mout on sunday.
! In New Orleans. on the 18th inst Awe A., wife o
MIR. Thomas Lynch, native of the county Westmesth
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LAND SLIDE IN GENEsEE VALLEY.-An extern
slve land slide occurred on the line OF the Gene
see Valley Canal, near Portage, week ago last
Sunday, by which about 10000 yards of canal EN-
bankment were carried into the river. Ii was on
the section next above what is termed the "Clti
line" The canal at that point runs just on the
brow OF the rivers bank which is about 100 feet
in height, and though not perpendicular, it is yet
very steep to the waters edge. A heavy embank-
ment has been constructed here on the river side
of the canal Deep underneath this was a large
bed of qmcksand. The weight of the embankment
caused the soil above the sand to slide over it,
and about 10000 yards of earth went down into
the river, carrying with 1t large trees that grew
upon it, some of which now standing erect In
the river. The damage to the canal is very cons-
derable as il Will require 20 or 3d. 600 yards of new
embankment to repair 1t. Similar slides have &C.
CURED in the same neighborhood twice before
Rochester ~. Y. american, oct. Is.
Governor Dana, of Maine, has appointed the 10th
40 .f har N Ia ofu nj th,nk zOiy vi
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Stock in city 10 ell hands eftimaed at ~ coo bales
Cana Oheredg loOo teeyes $50 from the South,
remainder from this State and The Eastl 70 COWS and
calves, aud 500 sheep aud lambs Beevss- owing 70
the rainy weather to-day, toe market opened rather
dull There q fair number Of cattle sale. aud
the prices realized ranged At from IS 80 g. 81 per
cWt Tor good retailing qualities From the appeara
Of The yard when The reporter lr't Il was probable
about 20 head would BE- let undispossd Of Goes aud
calves have been In better supply with demand not
active en- ugh 90 clear the market however, H. being
LETT over unsisposed Of Sales we're made AZ prices
ranging, In quality from, s2l O. $50 Sl2 90. Sheep
and bs continue plenty. Prices do not materially
VI Z5s 50 20 TO So Lambs 81 50 TO 50 IS Left
Cons Sales Of so bags fair Rio we're made at e,c
100 do do COED at loo; and 800 do Javs st iJhc.
tTAtHEHs.-We note Gales Of 5000 los. good 70 prime
Western i've geese feathers. st 80 a 81 &C. cash
lisH Sales q 1900 bbs mackerei made, at
81 90 Tor NO L. 81 80 for No 2s and 81 rs for No
90 cry ccd, ftles # coo quintsls we're made at
lsss ~ 60. Oi herring, sales Of 800 boxes were
made at 3ic Tor No Is end ut J2c, for scaled The
market closed firm The sales Of msckerel also in
eudtd go bbls TO arrive at eli 80 for No Is aud at
Ltuci1s There more Offering for Liverpool.
with ebgsgements for 81 90 bushels 81 "a aud
1000 barrels flour British vesseiat "a; and 200
tons heavy goods by pscket los The packets we're
asking over 40 for corn d. for cotton; and cd fol-
-four TO liayre, cotton was taken at &c.
H,Y.-1J 500 bales sold Of North River, Of IS 55c
cash
Hors- 50 bales sold Of good Western, at Haze
each
L,mr was quick at IS cents
MoLAs.ts--A small lot Of Cuba, 40 a so hhds was
told NJ Zac; aud 100 packages OF Cardenas sold
a. lsc.. short price, for export, equal 20 23c
NAVAL StoRts sales II 100 barrels spirits turpen.
tine we're made ~ 54c, months, from the wharf and
100 90 North County rssiRi at 81 37h Rough exit
bitod 10 change
Oh Linseed was selling to the trade, in lots at
about Zoe parcel Of 5000 gallons Of EDgish 20 be
offered AZ auction 70 morr0s (the 23d inst) Sperm
and Whale we're without marked change
lEON.-A steady market with sales of 100 toas Cart
shire, In lots at S2l-6 months.
fEoUsioNs The sales comprised about 200 barrels
Ohio pCrk, at SO O. $40 SO for ness and IS 90 a
Ss04h fcr prime Beef-Salcs Of 100 barrels country
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lHE IURrENTINE BUSINESS ~ iLoRDA-About
nall dozen gentlemen last winter went into the
Iurpentlne business IN this county and Wakulla.
Inc experiment thus made is conclusive in favor
oi The the Jrohtableness Of the enterprise One of
these gentlemen, who ~ ernnently worthy of con.
hdence, says that he will make not less than two
hundred barrels TO the hand This at % per bar
rel, his estimate Of its value, brings the sum of
soOO per hapu' being unacclslomed to the busi-
mess, he taskcd them very lghtly-not enough to
Keep them employed later than to Thursday even.
ing Of each week By giving hands such tasks az
would occupy them full time, he has no doubt that
they would save 300 barrels each. This. al the
above estimate, gives the sum Of 1900, az the re-
cult 81 thc labor of each hand. Where, we would
ash, uis side Of California, is such an opportunity
ohtl'd Tor the accumulation,of fortune as Is
l1es,tt,d IA the pine lands Of Florida We do
no. uouOi mat ne tuiprntne interest ~, at a very
cary Gays 10 become thc most important in the
1-taie, and at no distant time the source whence
the capital II florida will be increased ten-lold -
Cur state offers inciculdbe ADVANTAGES over
NDIih Carolina. 10 those who would turn their
attention TO this matter There are first. mex
haustlble quantities Of pine lands TO he had AZ 60
veinmeni pnce. These lands In ~ Carolina corn.
mand 10 per acre. Second, owing to differences
OF temperature, the turpentIne commences running
about month sooner, and continues 10 run about
a month later in Flonda than in North Carolina
The probability ~, that The yield will thus be from
quarter 10 third more here than there. A third
advantage IL our proximity to New Orleans. the
best market for spirits of turpentlne which our
country affords. Yet IL Is nstorious that no peo-
pie in the Southern States have for the last ten
years accumulated fortunes comparatively, so ra-
pCN ~ have those North Carollnlans who have
had lne lands m possession What increase Of
wealih may We not expect from the application of
capital ~ Florida to this inviting fedl- 1dlahdsee
TYmidion, Sgt %.
Robert smith. convicted Of the murder Of Richard
Tasfwrod ~ Toronto. "a The Goth Of August last
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mess at SO So and Sc so for do prime Prime ness to
arrive was freely offered SIS So lot of rs barrels
old Chicago extra sold st S2 Cut Mests-Saes of 40
hhds at &c. to AAc for shoulders and hams as they
ran at 5l4c and &c regular way Lard 900 barrels
and tierces sold at exc to $50 Butter was more
plenty and was heavy a. 7c to lie for Ohio and
TO lohc Tor State Cheese was firm, and in good Ge.
mand for export at Sc TO exc
RcE Sales Of 100 casks made at 50 60 to SO So
including at the latter figure rs barrels handsome new
to arrive
SueARs- Sales Of 125 hhds New Orleans were made
at sac
SCARS Sales of leo, geo we're made at $l2 to SIS.
ToBAcco Sales Of 100 hhds. Kentucky leaf were
made at 5lzc to 71ac
TAlLow.-14 0O0 lbs. prime country sold at Sc cash
WHISTLES Of 20 quarter casks OF Port made
at soc to 60c and 80 do Madeira, at soc. to l00c.
WHsKEy-350 barrels sold at 26c. to 26hc. for Ohio
and Prison. Drudge held firmly at 26J4c to 261Ic
time and interest.
pr Je
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On Wednesday, the 18th inst, by the Rev. c. Il.
Paulison, Mr. VIM. +. PITCHER, OF Trenton N. j., to
Miss JENNA PAULIsoN, daughter of John H. Pauson,
OF Hackensack Bergen County, New Jersey.
At the same time, and by the same, Mr.. JOHN III.
WINANT to Miss HELEN PAULIsoS, second daughter OF
John II. Paulison, Esq. all of Hackensack, N. j.
On Thursday evening the 18th inst, by the Rev.
David Bjger Mr. PRIME TRAINQUE to Miss MARGARET
SPEARS, all Of this city.
October 2ist by the Rev Mr. o. Marrill, Mr.. JoHN
BARRATT late Of Bristol England to ANN ELISA third
daughter Of the late Weeb SheTchiH, ESD of Maow,
County Clerk Ireland
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And ntCrments in the City Of Brooklyn for tho week ending
October -, 1872
Males Is Fsmalcs % Adults q; children l5-rotal a.
Cflualty |; Cholera iHtantum 81 Consumption C0nvul
sions 2 Group Debility Oiarrh0a 2; Dropy Dropsy
m tne Head 2, Dyacnery Drowned Feyer2i Typhoid
Congestion lnnam nation of Bowels do. Of Lungs q
DO OF Stomach /; Stlbom p Abdominal Tunor II He-
maptifisl -,
CROWDS, from Hew \ ork and other pisces, "a
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HOTEL TELEGRAPH.

d JLNVNhOAf,
Ar No. 1879 WiLLtAs STREET. NEw fosH.
M kNufAC1UREs MS PATEN n ANNUNCiAToR. OR
t Hotel Telegraph, for the OF Hotels Steamship and
private dwellings lie also respectfully bcrs inform the
public that he viii execute all orders and all in
ngements Of his Patent with despatch. Orders Tor
Chimes for hitting them be addressed the under
ssLad, or 10 THoaAs CHabagRs, 40 Broadway.
spl7 zjts 4. ID. JACKSON.
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Passengers Sailed.

FOR CALIftRNtA.
CHAenEa-Bag Topaz from Fas,port-J Merrill, Reed,
buos, ) Pike. u Ba Clark J McQuinn, Campb,
Talbot, stoddard hickerson, Bailey, ueney WIZ
der, wilkins,