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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

% The Cincinnati Commercial announces the
following marriage "NIr Van Lum, aged n. to
Mrs. Douglas aged 81. Mr.. v IL iUas soldier
Of The revolution and the first husband of Mrs. ID
(Mr. V. l., being her third was a French drummer,
who came over TO this country with Lafayetts, and
who was at the siege Of Yorktown.
Mr. Van Lum was a precocious soldier if he
fought IN the war of the revolution, az he was only
six years old at the peace.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

lMMIGRATIoN.-Two ships from Liverpool ar
rived at the Boston quarantine ground on the 24th
uIt' with lmmigrants-the Ocean Queen, with 1872
Steerage passengers, of whom died on the voyage
and the Franchise, with 265 in the steerage, of
whom II died, one was born on the passage, and
were "stow aways;" also the brig Clipper,
from st. Johns, n B., arrived on the same daV
with 40 more, and among them two Convent
monks-Joseph Turpin and Parker Gaiety-who
have come to settle in the States The immigrants
In these several vessels making a grand total of
531 in one daV.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

CRIME AND POVERTY IN Bos ToN.--Tbe follow
ing IS the report Of the City Marshal, received in
the Board Of Aldermen, in compliance with an Or
der OF that Board to know how many cellers there
are in Boston, occupied dwellings, ETC. 1t is an
interesting document: "There are $50 cellars in
the city Including South and East Boston, occu-
pied as dwellings, containing 1886 occupants: of
these liquor IS sold in 1885, aad dodgers are KEPT in
81. There are so dance cellars in Ann street in
which S43 persons were found revealing in three
consecutive nights in one week. The whole num-
Der of beds is $50. The number of cellars in Ann
street where persons Of both sexes mingle is 30
The report says in the opinion of one of the officers
on Ann street, at this season of the year there are
from four to five hundred strangers about these
cellars and the Streets This has no reference to
the constant loungers about those places but to
class who come i'll from the country, from the sea
etc, and who are led, some by idle curiosity, some
for evil purposes, but mostly by rum to visit that
noted district of drunkenness and RIGHTEOUSNESS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

MISSISSIPPI sESAToE.-Ths next Lsgilaturs Of
Mississippi will elect U. S, Senator, as the. term
which Mr. Jefferson Davis was appointed to FIJI
expires on the 9TH Of March, 1851, The people Of
Northern Mississippi are beginning to call foy the
election ofmsn from their parrof the State Among
others mentioned for the Office are the names Of
Col Roger Barton, Col. Reuben Davis, of Monroe,
and Col. Thomas II. Williams, of Pontotoc.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

BAPTIST EDUCATIONAL CoNvENTIoN-In the
New York Recorder of last week appears notice
of an Education Convention of the Baptist derom-
ination in that State, for the purpose of settling the
difficulties which have arisen from the project of
removing Madison University. The convention is
called with the hope that the voice of the denom.
nation, as thus expressed will be final in the mat
ter. The convention meets at Albany on Tuesday,
9th inst, at the Pearl street Baptist Church
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

AocIDENT.-BIr. McClendon, one of the con.
duetors on the Montgomery Railroad, on the great
mail line, lost an on Friday last by singular
accident lie was leaning on the muzzls Of a
loaded gun the hammer Of which was down,
when It was discharged by jar in the motion Of
the uain' "A gentleman in this city had better
Inek the other day, though much more careless.
he tnougnuessly put the muzzle of pistol in his
mouth 70 " whether It was loaded and lifted the
hammer WIN MS hnger' in order to give a vent
through the nipple The hammer slip5ed from, he
finger, snapping down upon the cap. and no harm
was done. A byslander snatched it from his hand
and found it loaded and capped
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

~ Weave requested call the attention Of the public to
the sale Of Furniture, Horses, Carriages and Man Servant
which J. A Beam sells this day IL o'clock on Robin St
between Constance and AnDuncation Streets Second Mani
cpaty for account of gentleman giving up housekeep
The slave will be sold at u o'clock For particulars see adj
Yertissment i'm another oolnmn.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

The POTATO RoT.-Whole fields of potatoes to-
tally destroyed by the rot, have been lately dis
covered in Newton, Mass. While some lose all
their crops in this way, others cannot detect the
least sign of the disease.
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nS" The Washington writer for the Baltimore
Patriot, said to be in the employ Of the admins.
tratiOns concludes a letter thus
"The only alternatives for France are to make
suitable apology or fight. The afTront she has
received Is one Of the highest character, which
has been provoked by her supercilious conduct
How much such talk as this would be necessary
to bring on a war
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ANDRRWs & man
New stock of Fan and Winter ,-', Goods I'd.


VWTE are now receiving, per daily arrivals fpl and
w complete assortment Of the following;
Richly Embroidered French Cambria HaudksrehiaEs.
PLAIN =.
Very handsome Seoloped Edged
IRISH LINENS all qualities
CashmeIes and MOusselne de LANES;
JEANS. Blankets, QUILTS and FLANNEIS.
& EMBROIDERIES and LACE GOODS;
Bonnet, Cap and Belt RIBBONS;
PLAIN Satin and Lutes;rug do.
BALLOONS and BINDING:
Plain Black and COO,ed MERlNO SHAWLS;
WOODEN SHAWIS every variety;
Scotch aud BMdSeye DIAPERS;
Linen and Domestic SHEETlNGS, all widths:
French CALICOES; "A Turkey Red do;
Mernmack and Fail River PRINTS new styles:
Fine French WORKED COLLARS:
Allstyles Of Printed DE LANES:
Rich WateIed and Striped POULT DE SOLE:
Heavy Lustrs Block MattiOni LUTESTR[NG:
$40 dozen Very Superior co rTbN HOSE;
Grass Llnen HANDKERCHlEFS;
MOURNING GOODS. every variety:
Coalet's SPOOL THREAD.
Together with full assortment of Cotton Cords Linen
Braids, Linen Threads Silk BTaids and Wasoh.Cusrds
Buttona Pins, Needles Tapes Stay Bindings six Cotton
and Linen Stay LHces Ladies' Silk and Kid Gloves so
The above Goods all selected in New York at rates
that Will enable them to sell at LOWER RATES than The
City Dealers generally. oct5tf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

New YoBK.-The Wing State Convention for
the nomination Of candidates met at Syracuse on
Wednesday, the 18th ult.
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NOVEL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of $50 ass
hides have been dilivered in Dublin from the
county Mayo for expectation to Liverpool The
carcases, owing to the scarcity of provisions had
| been used as food
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

ANTI.SLAvERY DOCUMENTS FOR CALIFORNIA,
The following notice appears in the New York
Tribune Persons going to New Mexico or Ca
lifornia can be supplied gratuitouly with able
and interesting anti-slavery documents by applying
at the anti-slavery Office, 81 John street. Those
who may wish 10 read such documents there can
also obtain'them gratuitously at the same place y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

or The sehrrOrb, from Baltimore, on the 26th
inst, fell in with the brig Atkins abandoned at
sea; the Captain. of the Orb put her in charge Of
his mate and part of his crew, and ordered her
to Charleston, where she arrived safe. She was
loaded with lumber and naval stores.
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ARRIVAL Of THE CANADA,
Telegraphsd to the "orescent,u
BY the Southern Elm.
European Markets ana Po,itios-E1arvIsn5 and
Canr.i. El...l - -


European Markets and Po,itios-HIaryland and
Georgia EleehOns-New York Markets.
BALTIMORE, October 4th, Is49.-The steamer
Canada arrived yesterday at Halifax, and we
hasten to transmit to you summary of her ao-
counts.
The Markets.
LIVERPOOL, September. Cotton market il
in rather languid state, though fair prices are
asked and received. .BFeadstufis firm at improved
rates.. Corn has advanced. The Potato dis.
ease is increasing in Ireland The Money market
is in an easy condition. .Coton-The sales Of
Cotton for the week comprise % 900 bales. Quo.
tations have not materially altered since the depar-
ture of the America It is believed that no further
advance will take place, unless encouraging &C.
counts for the trade should be received from In.
dia. :. tqfs-Western Canal Flour is quoted
at l9s. TO 23s.; Philadelphia and Baltimore brands
from 23s to 2ls.; Ohio from 24s to 25s; U. S. Red
Wheat commands from S. Cd to 6s 3D.; White
Wheat from Is. ID. to Is. per 70 lbs. Yellow
Corn sells at from 26s. to BIS per quarter. Pho
Uisions-Beef remains steady :. Pork has slightly
improved Hams and Shoulders continue at former
prices.
Hungary.
The city of Peterswardsin has surrendered. Co
morn holds out steadily.
uEhey E6Ius5S 10 give up the hungarian retu-
gees who have sought safety within her dominions.
The British Ambassador has given passports to
Kossuth, Dembinsli, and other Hungarian off
GERS, for England. Austria demands their surrel.
der, but the Sultan of Turkey persists in refusing
to withdraw his protection from them.
Comorn is to be invested with an army of so, 900
men. 1t reported that this citadel is provisioned
for year, and can certainly hold out during
that nd II is f,rtba A. ID
has been taken prisoner by the Russians.
Holland.
The Dutch Ministry have all resigned
Maryland Election.
McLane (dem) is reelected in the Baltimore
district by a majority of about $50. The returns
from the I'd and 9TH districts indicate the election
Of McKaig and Evans, (whigsl. The Congress.
sional delegation will be probably the same as in
the last Congress--four wings and two democrats
= New York Markets.
In consequence of the disastrous accounts from
the Cotton growing region, that staple has not
reached its highest figure.
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The Dutch Ministry have all resigned.
Maryland Election.

GEORGIA ELECTRO Ns.-We are obliged to our
friend, Mr.. Forsyth, of the Columbus (Ga.) Times,
for Geographic dispatch, dated yesterday at noon,
giving the following the results, so far as heard
Of theyGeorgia election =" In sixty-nne counties,
Towns (dem.) gains 726 votes on his vote at the
previous election. Legislature 49, democratic gain,
10; wing gain, z. Democrats have carried the
Governor and Legislature, without doubt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

90 The New London Star says that Judge
Hinman has granted the petition of Cornelia
Howard for divorce from her husband on the ground
of t0lfll abstinence and neglect of duty for three
yssars
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

ncs- Philosophical happiness is to want little and
enjoy much; vulgar happiness is to want much
and enjoy little
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

MODEST CoMPLATNT-A complaint was recent
ly made against Messrs. Bailey & Co., Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, for exhibiting in their show
window statuettes Of Psyche and Cupid, without
pantaloons. The magistrate dismissed the com.
plant, after little investigation.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

The CENTRAL MEETING IN MIssIssIPPI-The
Natchez Courier speaks as follows of the State
Central Meeting which met at jackson on the
LIST inst, and was called for the purpose, as is
stated, of vindcatng the constitutional rights of
the South from the unjust aggressions Of the
North"
Nearly all of the counties in the State have an.
pointed delegates-and as all, or nearly all, must
have beeh present, the meeting must have presented
an imposing array Of numbers and respsctabilitv,
The first talent in the State was present We
shall await the publication of the proceedings with
much anxiety. If a report is made to the meeting
we presume 1t will be drawn up by Chief JUSTICE
Sharkey, whose experience, character, and power.
full intellect, great prudence and sagacity, pre-
eminenty qualify him for such a task It viii be
document that will reflect credit upon the State.
and although il would be hard to add to the high
reputation of the Chief Justice will be attentivey
read everywhere, and will give perceptible force
and power to the whole movement"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

DEATHS IN NEw YoRK So great has been the
press Of business in the Surrogate's Office Of New
fgEk City. in consequence Of the increased NOR
las I2f the last four months, that additional aid
bales of The nd necessary in making cut the pro-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

o. The editorial correspondent Of the Charles
ton Courier, suggests the name of John G. Calhoun
as THE peoples candidate for the next Preadencv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

0zs- A late English paper says: It is a remark
able and scientific fact that all the later improve
ments in cotton weaving machinery have come
from the United States"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

0T~ There are, says the Houston Patriot, ninety
five Masonic Lodges, and one hundred and eighty
Divisions of the Sons of Temperance, in the State
of MississipDi
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

lust RECEIVED by lnte arrivaIg a sDendid nsgort
VESTINGS; ~ ~
Particular attention is invited the above as they ere of
Also, few PARIS-MADE CLOTH COATs oP sII
Ezes-a superior aItiole-foT sale by 49, - ~
O5 81 H. HAMBURGER 1874 Csmp st.
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CLOTHING!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

Is Camp st. NJ. BARNETT IS Camp st.
HAS now hand and is constantly receiving a large
~ and m sgnlfcent assortment of FINE Ready. Made
CLOTHING all Of which being his own manu- factuna en-
qbes him TO sell as cheap any other of the
kind IN the United States. City Wholesale Dealers and
Country Merchants respectfully invited to call and ex
anime for themselves Every gaEm is finished in a supe
nor style, and will be sold at the LOWEST NEW YORK
on haRd ~"
Superior Black Cloth Dress and Frock Coats
Black, Brown and Olive Sacs aud PalatOts;
Gold Mixed and Fancy Tweed Sacs and Paletos:
Brown, Dahla and Olive Dress and FrOck Goats;
Superior Light Brown OverCOas
Black and Blue Cloth (full cirC Is Cloaks:
Extra Fine Black DOeskiu Pants;
Brown, Olive and Blue Cashmere Pants:
Fancy Plaid and Striped Cashmere Pants:
SupeTtine Check Tweed Pants,
Black Mixed and Fancy Satinet Pants.
Black ami Fancy Satin, Cashmere and Cloth Vests.
Black and Fanoy Embroidered CassmeI Vests: "
Super White Satin Bail Vests '
White Mar eiiss and Fancy Vests etc ETC.
Cd I'm M BARNETT lS Camp st.
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% The Annual Convention of the Episcopal
Church Of the Diocese of New York, meet at St.
Johns Church, ~ Y, on the Goth ult The ex-
citing question of the restoration Of Bishop Oadsr
donk will come MP again at This session.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

MONEY TAKEN FROM LETTERs.-The Kosciusko
lMias) Chronicle, after speaking of the $40 bill
which was distracted from the letter mailed at
Richland and addressed to the editor Of the Bap,
tist Chronicle in this city, adds:
We have been informed that the two letters
mailed il this place for New Orleans, one contain
ing one-haf Of $50 BILL the other containing one
half Of a $50 bill, are among the things which
cannot be found There is certainly rascality some
where on the route between this and New Orleans
which needs a liule scrutiny"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

TIE Presidents ToUR.-The New York Tri-
bune has authority for ssying that the President
will probably not find it possible TO resume and
complete the Northern tour, which was so suddenly
interrupted by his illness at Ere. His health is
not yet fully restored, and the pressure Of public
business will render it difficult for him to leave
Washingtnn this FaIl
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for the 1oll Cro0r.
THOMAS BRADY,
q CHARITIES ST. 81
Dry Goods. D.. Opening Of The Fan Trade.


and White, and rich Crimson aud White Foulard Silks
Cashmeres and Muslin de LANES.
D. si9 Striped Stripe end P Pl1d Esh Printed csshmerss
Trail Pattern and Mingled Figured Cashmere;
white star Pattern on PLAIN Ground
Plain Scarlet Blue Green Cherry Mazarus Blue, Pink and Royal
paploato Coors in AIous.elue de LANES;
IA or fun yard wide Swiss de Lanssi
,us Ch2ngsi2s Cash%erss in eysry variety q color
Ribbon striped ChaDgesbl5 Alpsras
Barsg Tissues ad Grenadines in all Ike choice styles
Embroidered Velvet CIOoIrs and Nantes.
TLes Goods unusually rich
Chsnssapls Embroidered and Changeable SILK hiantss
EmbrOideries and Lace Goods,
,.,.-..- Meekia and Honaoa Lace capes;
Trimmed AplsIaa Lace csPss, double bors;
Same Goods, richly trimmed double bows
Plain SiosEIia and Fontan Lace Sleeves, Al SYKES
,.a., r., Plain Cambria cheEssttes 9Bd sIauehete'i
Fine French Worked Collars
r.,-r-.,-.,,.--, g, se9eh Ard Swiss Worked Collars
Very haa5soat seoopsi Edse aspdi5Teass
AL prices PIP P,s 7 "a R1S'9 j A5Das'rss
Music Riyieys and Hsna.:eh Handksgebasi
-. OK aEas Las9 Hsgassgsh'i superior ggsliy
- asAsseoO aeHnsn Sames h9nassrehis!s rom ssying
70 sEo dsssacoTdsd Bas,si - lisa csHso Haas.,.
s sa s' saa R '95 Fo~ Isa.. I''''
All qualities aua mnkea IN Ihread Edgag iugeFNnGs
WoFts:a I s.i,s Esg.pg1 ,t end la'sgTAng'
vaieacisanss, MseEib and English Thread Edrhg.:
L A'h5grto9 aad fancy sSouy Edgng'and pggsd Laess
Flsa and IigaS;d fB,o0s.nse fog eape.i
A., 50 and 81 Plain Queens Neti
Ribbons,
Bonnet, Cap and Belt Rbbousi
sl1ln saTn and Lrtes'rtuE Rb9oHsi
S Ss5yS "a ssI 5s@y Nd ysI' Si,st,s
Hosiery.
500 s2Lsn very ;gpsrqE English Cotton Hose, all quasa
Bf Fsl M' 5ad Gb aad H sS s F0s 5. Hos
Black worsad and VI gonna Hsssi
White HleFn9 and Lambsw9ol Hose
Node and Fancy eye Coorsd t cotton i Hoss
yssy sgB Bs e5 BLass TPo a,. SD. p, Has;
full assortment Of chuiTsn Misses Boys Haifbose
Infants yisoRia Bo9sss SsroRy BoOui
KID Woosn, sils Nst and Lace GLOVES '' on''i'n
ShRyvls.
Cashmere and Lyons shavIst
r., W2 81 n s 51f tl.- IL all styles
Plain Black and Colarsd Msdno sbaWls;
Pa a5 geo 4s5 5o5. y y a@ h G5qo9 sape sh' deep
Whit S and B 55 a aos and r. Haaa sk s9av
Laubswoo Plaid shawls
Linens and DOmestics.
50 pieces super el IA and 1874 LINEN sHEETNGs all ous
Is @ 54s r ES2a Pp5 RT l 'a S NIX 8a'a yo Do5
IDENTIFY a. topury Of material and durability.
% to 50 Inch Phiow-ssse Linens apS''
g. ,5r 6 S. '9d D g s asm ps D''9,k fin. n
Every size in Double Danosk Cloths
D2mask Napkins IS, q and -, all qualities;
Hqeksbseks French Colored Bordersd Towels
SIS and 81 Scotch Diapers BHdseye Diapers Crash
BuraPs, and every description Of Towengi
Al brands in american B!saehed shhtnss
Very fine Ens.ish Long Cloths, very cheap
Beached and unbleaehed Canton Flannss;
coadss Hickory Stripes Marlborough Stripes Tiekngs, Lin.
g. n 81 iii 1874 Bleachod and Uabaehed sheopgs
Lancaster Toilet, Imperial
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SET I'm uP."-The Crescent Bowling Saloon has re.
opened and fitted in a style that must and will make
it favone place Of resort May the gsntlsmanly propi.
make ten strike svery day Of the season. and
never have spare ball - on hand We wish neigh.
Dor every
VEsTINss.-H Il. HAMBUReER at l64 Camp street. has
just received choice VstnEI. Read his advertisement
lit is instructive.
ATTRACTIVE SALE.-At Ii O'Clock, at the cottage resi-
deuoe Robin street, between Constance and Annunca-
tOa Streets j. A BEARD dpOsss of the whole Of the beau
tfu furniture of said house See the Rdverissment-ths
sale is a very extensive one.
STEAMBOAT WAVE. 80 THOMAS J. SPEAR sells to the
highest bidder this day, at IL O'Clock BanksI Arcade,
the Wave, said to he fsstrunning boat, To-day she
goes by wind, and if prOpe her in this way,
Spear cau-he is a capital auctioneer.
To COUNTRY MERCHANTS 49, DURBRIDeR s. Co.. No.
70 CUstohoHse street. up stairs, prepared with very
heavy stock Of Hats and Caps supply friends from the
country, fill their orders. They manufacture their own
goods, at their extensive establishment in Newark NJ j.,
and sell at the lowest This firm are doing large
business and make to the interest of dealers purchase
their supplies at No o.
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WArnR WoRKs DEPARrnnnr.

Commercial Bank Of NewOrlsans, Oct. S, 1919.
A OBLIGATIONS, in writing, for the situation of SU.
"A PERINTENDEHT, will be teoeiyed until Thursday,
the 18th inst OjtlI 3. e. PERCY, Secretary.
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DEPARTURE OF THE Punctually at five
o'clock yesterday afternoon, the Ohio swung from
her berth in Lafayette and started for New York.
Notwithstanding the threatening weather-hotand
showery-a large concourse assembled TO see her
of. Every one acknowledges that she is the most
superb steamer that has ever visited our wharves,
and the admiration Of her appearance and motion
on the water was general and universal. Her
movements are as beautiful and graceful as the
stream from which she takes her name may her
course Of prosperity be as long and uninterrupted
as that of the magnificent river.
H. E.ln...s.,.. i. lar liat Of n.a.ear.nara
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05

MAIL IRREeULARTTfEs - Yesterday The New
York mails came up in full. Dates Of the 26th and
the missing dates Of the 24th came together but
the Washington, Baltimore and Philadelphia pa
uerr failed totally
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W THE MOST FASHIONABLE AND DE-
STRABLE STYLES OF
BONNETS,

Ladies and Misses sizes, have just received at
KINGS, az GraVier street,
and will be sold at so per cheaper usual prices
50 bales BANDBOXES-yery low. oil lOt
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1000 dozen KID GLOVES.

ssg- Received To-Day, per steamship Ohio. LA
DIES and GENTLEMEN'S KID GLOVES of every
color and quality
ALO-GRos D'ALGER and other New Style BON
NET SILKS
New Style DRESS SILKS
BONNET RIBBONS, PRINCES and TRIMMINGS
Of all kinds
New Shape BONNET FRAMES;
A Foil and COmpleFe Assortment Of New FANCY
STRAW BONNETS, etc.
All Of which will be sod Wholesale at the Lowest Prices
O. YALE, JR, & 90, ~ Magazine st.
o. 1w2p betw. en- Common and Grevier
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Mis- EFbank Mrs. Fielding, MIS-. Anehinack Mu c.
Wright, Mn Mara Anton l4orsnie and children Co,
Garland BdY and children; Mai Chapman aad lady; DR..
Maoks lady and Chi dfen Mr. Wilson and lady; Messrs
a. Rosa, M Marin, Fisher Bernardo Narez, john L,
.OssulliVan g. O Woodruff, ]. %. Locker, O. Wo9lsey,
Manus Martin, N. r. Jennings, N a. Robins, IL Amy,
Jane Malone fauel, Johnson Yeskes q. Wright James
Melsback. Mitchell Ley James Harett, Antoine Rev as
Il. d aver James Price Morris Gilbert, lrael Snow d.
q. Woodruff ID Dillingham;. A Legar T q Knott Il.
Starr Edward Beaver aud e. b Thomas 80 passene efs
and The California mails for HewYork viii be transferred
from the Falcon to the Ohio.