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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-04
CFA hA1nING Is1ARLisnsENT-TnE nrEANIc

GA BATHING Is1ABLlSHsENT-THE OCEhNIC
- HUE A. Coney island open for the reception y
ard Vister, unser the direction ~
Charlie ksEtrs frmerly 81 the Delavsn Hone Abiny
1hs house T. dthThtfully iuated about eight miles ra
If okr, Casy &c sccefs By steamboats, AID an is
ee,irsdtr y. msspiheent bathing Gentlemen fishing
10 do tutinets IN New Itrk, leave in the irnng
e'cek IN be bss nud ~ o'elsck ny stare returning At
their tonvspietee In tke sfsernccn The uadesisntd
rufts bic friends and the ic that his beet sfsrs viii
eutsd 1 render their stay pleasant ana agreeable aad
D. lie shnrs Of ii, W patronage. - - $500
Ii. . -
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RrR1ON's-CHAWBtRs Lr-BENErlr OF MR.

RrRIONs-nHAWBtRs sfkt '-RENtftf OF Mr..
burletta of MY PRECIOUS BETSY Mr. % all Mr. Bur
ton; Mrs Bobta Mrs kueselE Mr.. Wsgta Mr. Jornston:
YORK DIkkC1OkY-ihO Augustus Visca N.Y. Mr. Burton;
Mt Benjamin Brown, Mr. JOIN ston Mrs BENJAMIN Brown
Mrs. Holman. After which. the ACTRESS of I'll WORK
Manager Mr. Hamilton; @ aries. Mr.. L,vere; chsrae-
W Miss Chapman To eludc with ths LAUGHING
HYENA-hr Felix Fuuer Er 6ur'on; simon Horrible wsr,
Mr. Johnston; Mrs Felix fGtner. Mics Chapman.
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AIEM YORK AND EIusHING-EARE l2H CENTS

NEW YORK AND FLUsBING.-FARE l2k CENTS
IN The new ana cOmmodi1us steamer ISLAND CITY,
leaves Peek Slip New York, daily (sundays excspei At
A. and r NJ Returning. leaves Flushing at ~ A n.
md n Persons DESTROYS Of making excursion about
New York do better than embrace this
The extensive nurseries and gardens in their peec
tion Of flowers. and the genemany rrorretors always
happy receive yss Stages for Great and Little Neck,
Rosn, hanhasse in connection with this boat,
reduced fares
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LNXCURSIoN TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY DAY,
II saturday1he steamer Buffalo will leave Can al
greet q, .'elo, h; Grand. "a sathsrine pier No. p
be board dinner and refreshmept provided NB.rhe
Buffalo will extend the trip the 4th Of July around the
liz Fare cen Nay
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BROADWAY THEATRE-E. A. MARSHALL, 00kl
- Lessee Thursdy evening July viii be Psrfornsd shs
musical piece Of TURN OUR. Mr. Whiting Capt.
somerviis Mt stusrt Marian kam,sy srs stsrret nr.
Isnsey Miss Csrman To which will he aided the paato-
mimic ballet entitled NATHALIE solfort, Mr. rsrryy
SIR Gilbert Mr. Byrne Farmsr liruk Mr.. wrisht Rrhs,
Mons. Zayystowski; Nathalie. Madame Augusta To
sude With THE GoiD piGGtks-lmP # Riches, Petite
Eooolph Carlo Punch, signor Felix Carlo; Psyehs Miss
Sarohne Carlo Cund, Miss Louise Carlo Doors ~
qrarter tast curtain rises 81 quarter to o'clock
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- dhe powerful new serer steamship CITY oE ola 8
COW, ltNT tons register COZ ail5ig horse
pover Mathews formerly % the Great Western
uafdsr Will sail from New York Glasgow on satar
day. the 18th of July, ~ o'clock Rosn Cabin pss
,see lttevatds Zee ineludedD ninety dollsr .eoond
cabin rafsafe do ATTY i've dollars No seerAxe passenger
taten These rates include provisions. but
uguors vheh will be supplied board aoderat. rates
Carries The stste for hrst and second
celn passenger unusually large modious aud we'll
ventilated. Forfreisht OF passage, apply TO
j hcSY AUN. A Beaver street
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AIoNTGoNERY'S PATENT TUBULAR STEAM BOILER
Nl for and river locomotives and stationary
engines combining great in fuel and ofoo
Vi Broadway, stairs.
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TIVE WEST POINT HO1EL--F RIDER IN TENDER
II his wleugsments the cheers % the the
fsnds Il cadets and he public In general for 'hs very
hter "a rnsFs hitherto enjoyed informs them that The
West Psint Hotel The hnsi has been enlarged,
BY The addition Of enecllent sleeping and
sreatly improved in ts geuetal aranrsen To
utteke or disappoin X inorm. public the
steam have ceased g. land Wcs f-int end
Cotsns Whs about two miles below where omnihusses
vii ts IN r'adnese 20 West point
Persons travelling by raross w stop AZ Cold spring -hss
boa always 10 waiting to them the
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DANDALLS ISLAND-F0URTH OF JULY EXCUR-
II sou.-The steamer ISLANDER, Captain c. ID. Clark,
will lesvelt TripFoot of Peek slip. East River at ia A.
NJ; Grand street, A. NJ Tenth street. 50 A. Twenty
sktb street. ~ "a TriP,Foot otPsSk sir 10Y NJ
sIth stres, liI M. Sd TrpFoOt Of Peck Slip IA n;
Grand street, ~ Pm; Tenth street. ~ p n; Twenty
sixth street. ZIP n. 4th Trp-Foot Of Peck Slip, r. "
Grand street "a =. NJ; Tenth street. "a p. Nj Twenty
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DUkNs PAVILION. STATEN ISLAND rs INTACT
- rarasn spot e the verdi " YOU Web s,end the
Fourth cot Of the 81 that 10 he place for
OSE " 10 mas TRAVELLED
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FOURTH OF JULY..-THE NEW HOTEL, AT the
depot, horrsania Village will be open for the reception
Of visit N the fourth of July. HENRY DUREIL
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FRoM NEw GRAvADA.-The New York Her

FROM NEW GRANADA.-The New York Her
aid has llces from Carthagena to October Goth
The Dta and Mo- G. .adant1tO, published in
Bogota), are filled with communications, friendly
hostile to the actual Administration and if the
former attacks in strong terms the President, the
after defeLd ds that functionary With equal ar
dor. There is great animosity between the two
parties.
The prm- elections for the nomination OF a
Vice President of the Republic were tlking place
at the latest dates. Jose de Obaldia, candidate Of
the liberal party, had obtained 707 votes and Fran
cisco Martin, candidate of the Jesuit party, 573.
Although all the returns not known, it was
regarded nearly certain that OBJ 'dia would be
the next Vice President.
A letter to the NewYork Herald speaks of the
success achieved by the steamer Clamar, built in
NewYork, for the navigation of the River Magda-
lena, and by canal uniting the Bay of Carthagena
with the river. She made the distance from Honda
to Barranca, distance of 522 miles, against the
current, in the short space of forty-fv hours and
twenty odd minutes running time-the shortest trip
made.
The PorUenjr (whig) aims an article al
luding to the Panama disturbances and hintipg
strongly that the Cabinet at Washington know
more about it than they wish to allow.
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There lately disgraceful tumult at Bir-
mingham. A member of the Order of Oratorians
had died, and in accordance with the rites of the
Order, the body WIS exhibited in the chapel A
mob assembled within and without the cha pei, and
DR., Newman compelled to send for the police
The ser, ce was concluded " tn closed doors and
locked gates. The deceased brother was Either
Cook, kind and amable man, and the only one
OF the priests in the Alcester street institution (of
which Newman is the Superor) who had not
been previously connected With the Anglican
Church
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Liberal sale of Valuable Improved and Vacan
Property and Negroes, to close an EatHte
BY j. 4. HEARD. Amctinnenr.

TIaN N T-.-
y licrIon at Banks rcaf lrsDri
REAL ESTATE NEGROES on account Of yhe
rHs United state, and t0 clos an Es8fe--
L. n Lot oi Ground all improvements tIersou
by Circus leriidn Tir,gr
Said front drtt
ra7igr street Of riney nine feet and IN the inc
Ul feet rer inches TIE ur yrIngns
eunPrsc brick Dwelling With brick Kitchen,
2. certain Lot I,ir.r
Julia lot irrLss
street by der = of 100 e between pare os
ng alley Of rear The iuprJve
compl.se story Dwelling two story Kitchen
containing rooms, Cstern ard etc
g. square bounded ny HERCULES
Benton, CalOpg Florida
feet front on erc street
by depth 2j The improvements comprise frame Dwell
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AUCTION SALES.
Choice, Common street...........,.L Lot
BY j. A. R EARD. AmctInneer.
BY ]. A. BEAPD.

ID.
BY j. A. BEARD, AuctIOmeer.
SATURDAY December 81 at II ocock-Wl At auction,
~ at Banks Arcade -
The following deserted valuable LOT OF GROUND Wis A
ceatn Lot Of Ground being No square bounded by Com
mon canal Circus d Phllppa Sstl lot
~ hths front on Cmon street by depth OF lO2 feet inches
hes on the line towards Circus, and 81 lines
Tue line towards Pppa se inches lines widh
ON the line The improvements comprise old buJngs
and 'e~'
Terms onequarter cash balance y Is credit
due 10 be- CgLt nuti paid.
act of sale be T. o. STARK Notary Pu5c eEpersr Of
b. 10
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. . II " vi
i''hAe 'He .oi'o"'lS '@'i'''' 'uIl m 'he ePeecu
o Hon. Rufus Choate delivered at Faneu Hall
Il ac.r =, =,
on the SOth uNp upon the OCCASION oil the great
Union Meeting in Boston:
- "
=" have heard that great sta man Ii, ng in the No .h
but living and thnkng for the country n 1mpIpinCd
O for saying that have with slavery in the
south than with slavery in Cuba. Are you que sure that
The sentiment far enough Have we qu7 much to
do mean. wi ly or mors a ume to do quite
much-with SOuthe a as with CauFl slavery? ToT the
of the world we are united only by the tie of uhian
thrOpy, or uuive 81 benevolent md our duties to tna ex
tmt flow from that Re. All hat such ph anthropy prompts
print say, dO-ouchng slavery in Cuba-we NAV
print say, do, for what know or ca subject wOUld
recommend. to the tr"'1t7 of common 9n and tai ng
reasonable bought for rei )ua ty But o Amer.
icatg HTqcrcG-We united by another and may
not prncipc pa lOt m, on the cePyes grounds of moral
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The Portland Argus furnishes the following
additional particulars of the burning of the Insane
Hospital at Augusta, Maine
" 1t was unknown how the fire originated, but it
was supposed to have been caused by spontaneous
cOmoustOn. Some eight ten Of the patients
are missing. They have either escaped or have
perlshed 1t is rumored that man from East
port was burned to death. The scene was fearfully
appalling. Some of those confined there were dam
gerous, and if they are at large prompt measures
will undoubtedly be taken to secure them. The
various towns in the State, having persons in the
institution, have been notified that they must take
them away forthwith as there are no accommoda-
tlons for them. Since writing the above, we have
received the Augusta Farmer, which informs us
that four five are known to have perished, and
it is possible that some ten twelve are burned.
Owing to the confusion existing it is impossible to
give the names OF those who have perished We
understand however, that Mr.. Armstrong, of
Gardiner, is among the number"
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REWARDS.
TWENTY DOLLARS RRWA

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ranaway from
Il the subscriber, on the lAh of May last mulatt1 p
BOY by the name OF BOnke, about 10 yOars DID, ~
stout built. lie had when he left blue blanket "a
coat and wool hat There two bald places his AZ
head, occasOned by bpru when child. lie has
his forehead he is four feet inches hgh hand
kerchlel on his head event detection. Whoever will
rest SAID boy, CT 10 MN Jail, and information to Nj
j. Regan 10 CaToneet street. will receive the above
ward. tO33 3ml ROBERT MCALPlN.
T EMONS-lOO bxs. Merton Lemons, for sale by
~ Rsjf X, +, NICHOLS CO.. u aud f5 Camp 81.
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C)vernment Commissioner hCF | en- appointed
- report NJ IN the practiCablty Of removing the
lrlnsatautc mail ton from Liver. ,0l to some
point on the Yves :rn co5 OF Ireland. The Amer-
can and LIverpJol Chant r OF Commerce op, se
the project, and are slrenuOusly engaged in endea-
yOrlng 10 cause the dock trustees of Liverpool to
give graa r facilities to the nerican ade and
shipping Of the port.
FRANCE.
The news from France is not of much cOnse
quance, except in the appea, of decree Of the
President, directing that 49, - of the young sol
dlers, out of the 78 81 st at the dsT sal Of the
contingent clasl of the year 1919, called under
arrs.
A priva' let n from Brest announces the follow
ing melancholy dis, r: g A terrible misfortune
has occurred to the ship of the line Valmy, while
at sea, and on her sage from Torbay TO Brest
About O'Clock, on the morning of the Sth tre-
mendous eNph ion WI heard, like clap Of thun-
der, on board. The shock was so great that the
whole OF the ligh were Observation-Disclosures
me most comple'2 prevailed, and the crew ran
risk Of being sull1Ca I'd by the smoke Of the pow
urr. The men began to get command Of the fire.
but what a frightful chaos Twenty seamen,
whose forms had lost all human ap, arance, were
found among the ruins. Ten of them died in half
an hpur r. Ihs C; tC tropne owing to the
,npradencs of 4 gunner, who had in his po ession
boxes Ui + ewUrks, one Of which eXp- Isd."
TIE GERMAN EMPIRE.
The Court OF Vienna is TO cDncede to the PrUs-
stan Cabinet the non-reCognitiOn d jure Of the old
CUntedprltun but s'ill the Frankfort Diet is 10 be
th' organ of that b6 iY de Elcto
The Prussian troo are to occupy plrt of Hesse
Casse, which Prussia is entitled to jrupy n re-
Iurn Prussia is to allow the federal armies pro-
Ceed to the pacitica, ion Of Hesse and Scheswig-
IlOstsn.
49,. PRUSSIA.
huFlces ifoLll osfh are OF the lotti UT AusiTia
TeI7 +" "'9'"i'' iuc hei hfihdiueh IRE sIh VIII
20 I'M 1te same ge'
nc ~ I,ios u luS'l@ w sh nh'eu 10 the
'oll'li,oiiu u. '.e t' "I 10 fl cor ol ths
,L t III t''' " ''"o ''e s'oulu Oet"eeh
'''r w. .,i. tl',r sue ~, H. ,I...
li T. [ ~, ','8 81 "ii'''t - on o'eu WIN
5T, ~, ,2n, Iii io,, o.. Ill.
J,s ,nnosi,ior - -'''' " = ~ i'u@-
DEy,,,Pr .,yr, r,.v r.,rsr,rr.
TT,rrb,ir,, corrrsDondsncs is n, tho iG,b ,,I+
The Danes are r6rtifvin,r tbair ,ositio,, .t r.,
Their forces are concentrated M. a Sahdprburp
The Holsteuers advanced on the llth ult. jipon
Srlkhomn Ockenber. They took four prisoners
and had several men wounded and two killed. Al
Ter this the Holsteiners retreated.
The Berlinch Zietung SITES that the Danish
ambassador at London has b n allowed to pur-
chase a quantity Of blankets from the British Gov
rrnment The spirit of this concession is very sat
isactory to the Danish journals,
Tie IatsrUs1ltj7R in Hesse.-Frankfort letters
are of the 10th ult. They confirm our late S te-
uouts OF the Wurtemburg ambassador having de-
mauded the intervention of Austrian troops.
No movements have taken place among the fed
craI and Austrian troops in Hesse
The Prussians in full retreat ON Baden.
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HEARTLEss DEsERTIoN. - Last evening we
heard Of a c; of de. sron Of the be est charaC-
ter 1t ap, a. that, on Tuesday evening, man
by the nf ne of II. NJ. Moore, from Corydon, Ind,
stopped at the Lou vile Ho with his wife. She
> a lady of highly res Ct BILE connections, and
they had been married but six weeks. Wednesday
morning he rked her to loan him her purse, OF
money, which she did, re- ming but ST. He then
left the no i in company with lIr Talbot son Of
Elder Talbot, of Co, ydon, and h not since been
he trd Of VI m an examination it wf certained
that he d ken all h trunks and baggage away
with b N, and no doubt rema ned of b having
abscOnded.
Moore is light hair l., light compleyioned man !,
with whiske all round his face. He is shoe
maker by t. ,de, and very we'll d, 3ssed. His
wife rec ,ived the NJ most at ntiOn and cOnsidera-
ton from the prOprieOrs of the no Il, who did
eve tn rg in tleir power assist her in her dis
sslng situation. L. t evening, at her own re-
que't, ST. was taken to the residence of q relative
of he e., who resides in the vicinity Of The city,
louisville Courier, Dec. 6.
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An attempt at murder was made on The mOrninp
of the Ith nsta Phladepf a, by named John
upon the pe5on OF his wife. He mad forCome time pre-.
vOus, b. 1Daraed from her, and terday he went IN 10
house whe she living, and demanded his child She
refused, when he pistol at her, and VIZ lust in the
of pulling the IIEgeT when a rvant glr who was
watching the in view the head of the yay leaned
down, with bound, and struck the wea BON uuon t jlor
where ii exploded h' mi ~. The dsa0poin husbf ID . >
capped beOt the aG rm could be given.
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ARTS, ENGRAVING, ETC.


TYPE GAiIERS. A'N''
MAGUlRE II HARRINGTON, having purchased from
I'A the asgnees OF W. Talbot the patent right for the
e Of ms IabQtype process, the States of Louisiana
Alabama, ElGnda Georgia and Texas, beg leave call the
attention 0i the public TO their gallery of specimens In this
new department Of Photography.
The Iaibotype is taken paper, ivory glass metal
and variety of other sUbences the first possessing the
decided advantages of tTsnsmsnbty by mail can be
preserved in portfolio. -
Inc IGbotype emnest!T susceptible Of cOOrng, that
the picture be finished degree desired by the sitter
variety of texture and color OF the Tapery and com
Gated ~
The Talb0ype the ritter without any reverse
etlec mole the right cheek, appears upon
the right cheek. '
The Talbotype be duplicated to any extsnt without
the additional trouble of another sitting After the frs,
impression taken, copies be furnished at any future
Tune upon simple application by letter or otherwise.
N B-M < II. being furnished with every facility for the
prosecution OF THIS superior art, ready dispose rights
Tor me states Specified with thorough in tructinns.
DAGU UERREOTYPES they probes to take quicker and
better tan any other establishment in the world They
guaranty perfect keres Of child Of months in One
S9onnd rr charge. [mhl III No. q CAMP Street.
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GROCERIES, ETC.

A. r. COCHRAN * CO.,
27 IchGIpitGHlds Street,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCH ANTS aud D.
~ rect Importers Of FRUITS, NUTS, WINES, etc.
have always hand:
CAROLINA SEED cow PEAS-5OO bushels geuu.
inc, imported direct from Charleston
EltTS-lOOO drums new Smyrna, superior Eeme;
RAlSlNS-In quantities to suit purchasers;
ALMQNpS-SOQ bales and bags Soft Sheled Almonds;
SHElLED ALMONDS-2O1b boxes, in fine order;
bags and barrels:
PEPPER, RACE GINGER, etc.-4OO bags;
STARCH-AgeuCy of Heth, Floyd Il Co.;
OLIVE Dllalg baskets ipts aud puartE, 'Plagnol''
NES-Wholes, halves, thirds and quarter boxes
WIN ES-Mnscat Claret, etc, in boxes; Malaga sweet
,,, an4 az; PoT VINE, various qualities, ETC.;
BRANDT lCS-VHnOus qualities;
BnI FER.Aiways on hRlG, a supply best St Louis:
ORANGES and LEMONS-Of direct importation, and
al kinds Of Foreign Fruits, etc;
PRuNES-ln lars and fancy boxes;
StIRONS-SsU boxes superior Genoa CitfOns;
tHATPAGNE-lh baskets:
BRANDY EHERRI Es-3OU cases fresh, landing.
AAGCARoNI AND VERMlCELLI-30O cases fresh
Genoa, landing;
FiRE.CRACkERS-3O boxes first quality No l;
PDWDER-Agenoy of the celebrated American Chrys.
E9' Powder Company guaranteed superior to any
Powder manufactured. Tdl7 3ipl oil
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kHOhhbkiA at the Of amp and Poydras street,
desires respectfully to inform the public, that he has es
t4bshed himself at the Corner Of C0Rh street EL
chGng PtGCe, where all orders in his line will be executed
tiCe. "a 2rns
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY

/ y. ANDERSON, No. II ST. Charles street. &c,
~ Watches, ChrOnGmegrs and Nautical lHstru. sS1ga
ments accurately adjusted Philosophical and Eeg. ~ a.
trGai Apparatus made to order and repaired s522sss
aI-h0ur ChronOmeters altered to 81 hours. IS Iy
M H.. MEYER, No 100 CAMP street, Watch -,
~ IL maker and dealer in JEWELRY. GOLD isE4
PENS- FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHE ES. ga
Az Jewelry articles repaired at moderate prices msfs
ZINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER
WARE, etc YOUNG a. co, No. s Camp strc et
nave Ht al Tunes hand complete
m the above mentioned line. WATCHES Eng
sh manufacturers GOd Silver. hunting optu IN
ace cases Patent Lever and Duplex Ecapcmen full 49, A
ewee, full plate and thTeel plate moyenentI sa
al sLes Geneva Watches plain engraved, euamee,
and quail '. ~
Ladies' CHAINS of the newest vattems
Gentemen's Guard, Fob aud Vest CHAINS.
sPECTACLES, Gold Silver and Steel all sights.
l)iarloits IN Breastpins anl Rnrs-ytry cheap.
Ladies' BreaStpins and Ear Rugs-a large as 5orment.
Gold Pens- Gold and Silver holders,
sgnet Rings other Stone Rings Wedding Rings, PLAIN Geld
Rings. s = ' ~
God and Silver Thinbe, Studs Collar Sleeve Burons
Sl.VER-WARE, warrauei pure coin, piam and led
patterns, Table and Tea and SAT-
Spoons Table and Dessert Forks Soup Las Kuycs
F0ugs.
An % handsome Silver Cups.
PLATED WAR f., Of CasInrs. CardtsIICke
Mmt! CLOCKS, Of biack, wLHe an. gray Marble.
Fine Eugls. Office Clocks With Steel Winding Chains.
~ Citizens aud strauE visiting the city pycuy IN
Th3ei' OF lne finest quality to e eE;g3 y any IN tie
trade, prc-s.
Particular relRTrug Clocks Watches and
JtTelrE Canes mounted and DIsrnunls IA SIN
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REMOVALS.

II EMOVAL-Dr. J. s. Cores has removed his
Office and residence from 97 Al Magazine, door
TO the corner OF Edward street. d3 ly
r EMOVAL-DR. SAMUEL A. CARTWRIGHT
~ Uate of Nachez,) has removed No. la street.
ce IN II lower front third door beyond the EpcO
pal Church. mo 3mos
p EMOVAL-R. Fl. MARI, Attorney at Law,
IL as removed from No. IL ST. Charles street to No. i
Camp street, up stalrs ms ly
p EMOVAL-JosEPH H. PALMER q Co. have
~ e@Oved from 90 Gravler street to No. 4Camp street.
above Grayler. so 6m
D EMOVAL- DR.. MoKRLvEY has removed
IL his Office No Il Carondeet, between Canal and Com
mon streets nj 3m
p PEMOVAL-HUTcHINGs DAeUERREorYrE
~ removed the northeast of Canal and Chartres
atreeThe finest Portraits in the world taken this
tabishme1 at prices To suit the times Call and En-
trance No. "a Canal street. nj Smops
pORTER, ALE AND CIDER-l5O boxes
Philadelphia Porter, Ale and Cider, pints and quarts
tor sale by ldl3l z. WOOD& co. Post 81, % My.
r AlSlNS-5OO whole, half and quarter boxes,
dla ", ARTHUR x co. sS and , New Isvee.
STARCH-25O boxes "FOx's, :" for sale by
~ A d. GRlEFF 4 Co.
aiaA v. " AAa " Dtd 4Isyea.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-16
CLOTHING.

Fashionable Tailoring Embellishments.
No. l64 Camp St opposite the Forance House,
New Orleans.
INHE undersigned has hand and constantly in racn
i ot large additions of FRENCH AND ENGLISH
tLOIHs, CAsslM ERES and NEsIINGs OF The
hnest and latest styles and best manufacture now well
grepared to supply his friends and the public with FaH and
HtHter CL0hIRgs made the best manner the Latest
spns and Northern styles and at reasonable prices
Az ,, on hand a fine STOCK OF CLOTHING, of Paris
and his own manufacture, consisting as follows:
oas OF yanOus styles and colOr om sl6 90 $50 On
Ness do. patterns and " nt0 & %
CASH. - A7'
s23 8m H. HAMBURGER. Merchant Tailor