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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-26

The examinations at Cambridge University close
THIS week The College Library contains 81 900
volumes. The Law Library contains l3. COO; the
Divinity School Library, 5000; the Medical Lib.
rary, 1900. Different Societies connected with the
college nave libraries amounting to about 10000
volumes. The Annual Commencement occurs
next Wednesday. On Thursday, the Phi Beta
Kappa Society holds its annual celebration. The
grafton is to be delivered by the Hon. Timothy
Walker, of Cincinnati; and the poem by ]. Bay
ard Taylor, of this city. Francis Bowen, Esq,
has been appointed Professor Of Political Economy
and History Mr.. George M, Lane has been ap-
pointed TO the Latin Professorship vacated by the
resignation OF DR.. Beck.
The Commencement of the University of Yer
mont occurs on Wednesday, the 7th Of August
The Literary Societies hold their celebration the
day before. Hen. Rufus Choate had accepted an
invitation to deliver the address, and had prepared
to do so; but his departure for Europe, of course,
makes it impossible. The Associate Alumni hold
their anniversary meeting the same day. The ad-
dress will be delivered by Mr., II. J. Raymond, Of
this city, and the poem by John A. Kasron, Esq,
lately of New Bedford IN Y, Cour. & Eng. l6th
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The .ssil lsff liIropfh yesterday Is late as due,
bsis<.ab 5 a'|s. rom WashingIoa and Baltimore
x ~ ls.A. ind NewYosk and Philadelphia . the
11sh inst
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Those interested the sports Of the Turf are releed to tn
advertisement Of the Bnesman Course, by T. E. Leefe.
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.S'eaU Goods,
~" AT REDUCED PRICES
IL The subscribers have received peI
81 l'aship Ohio, additional supplies. consisting Of
Black French Merino Froek Dress and Fa6cy Goats,
lack English Merino Sues AMI Fancy Coats;
Black and DIab Alpaca Fancy Caas;
Jack and Olive CobuTg Cloth and Fancy Cntts
Black herno Pants, with wi strnns.
Fancy aud White Drilling Rants;
heck Linen and lnds kankeen Pants;
Fancy and White Marslles Vets;
Fine Linen and Satin jean Drawers;
,Ia9Es Merno. Cotton and Silk Undershlrts;
l.lse Thread White aud Brown Cotton Half Hose.
iloVesi suspenders, Pocket Handkerchief etc. ETC
t4 All Of which viii be sold reduction from former prces
THOMPSON q NIXON, 10 Camp street,
J''uNP opposite Hewlgtt's Exchange,
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THIS CoI4oN CArEHfu.fARs--1heA Alexandra
nsnstiot q The l7il instant positively asserts that
sss iornliasbls insect is really al work in the PLAN
,ssians N Is ilnIntaiaie vicinity Of hat town If
his Il true. ed vill not be made ia the State. Ia
two weeks they viii have entered every cotton
PARISH ia sbe State and The lateness Of the plant
ins,ifes IL dssirnction.
We fti,sf fat Democrat IS alistaken. Gentle
men who calne down on the boswell, say that al
AexanA'ia he caterpillar was stll believed to be
she grass worm,
The cotton caterpillar, or army-worm, always
has made is Appearance in Texas, and marched
North and East Their progress from The Rio
Giande 70 Red river occupies about month The
Louisiana companies discovered the insect on the
Rio GIande in May, ls47. They did not reach
Red river til the middle Of July.
As YET, no intelligence has reached us Of The
appearance q the worm on the Rio Gfande The
next arrival from Red river will settle the question
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III Consgnees per lrigs MARSHALL and ISLAM rom Pbi
aepha MessIs JoTeph Bekias F. Ducaya Hunter nfmot A
office Of the uHdersi gued. WILLIAM + DEVVlfvs me
y3 st e5 fi.,.LI,
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Valuable Family Medicines.

Valuable Family Medicines.
IN Dr. WisTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
DR.. RoGERss LfyERwORT AND TAR.
Dr. HALLS BALsAM FOR THE LUNGS
HOWE's SHAKER SARsAPARILLA.
ToMNsEND's do.
SANDS do.
BULLS do.
BRlSToLts do
GUfsoTT's YELLOW DOCK and sARsAPARlLLAt
osGooD's INDIA CHOLAGoGUE.
sMITa'S TONIC SYRUP.
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
JEW DAVlD's HEBREW PLASTER.
PERRY DAVIs's VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
Etc. Etc, Etc Etc.
Tie above Medicines (gepusel avay hand sold
retail by
sCOVIL & MEAD, II3 Chartres street.
1T Dealers n Medicine and purchaser generally, nohsS
tbs the only General Agents aes,
Al he southern stafes myls 7m 2dp So 4,
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The WooD YARp TRAGEDY The Grand jury
OF Jefferson have ignored The bill against the
actors Comments unnecessary We publish
the name 81 the Grand Jury:
n J. Philips. w W. Yanrlt, c. W. Wilson, *vneent
Willains, Fl La Croix. r. H. Newands IN. Il. Virgin,
r Eofter. NJ s. ToIeaapo r Landan, Z. Browns. R, q
Armissead. S. Wilson. G. E. Medms. sJames NoInsnt
L. Dasaulles FoFeman.)
These whose names are marked By an asIefisk,
ruinor says were in avor Of fielding true bill for
murder
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steamboat Departures I7hls Day.
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11HE FIRST REGULAR FALL MEETING Of the Ufean
Jockey Club will come of on TUESDAY, Dec. 8 1850.
The following stakes and racing community
informed tn Purse days Race will up ID ne
u gee Stand before he so ta The Bngsman
hH passed o her owners.
Sweeprlake old Ftlhea, sGe o.,
TUESDAY, the Sd Of December lie subscrpdnn So
70 felt SlOlfou To
and close Tne FIFTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
49, 1--npw subscriber.
sweepitake Tor Threeyear old Colts Fea cf
WEDAEsDAf the 4h q Deasmbe f8Sorwo mile heats. Sub
scpton $500-FcIie s90lour sntscfitoru
Race 70 aud close the FIFTEENTH DAY OF SEP
TEMPER l5S0-ncw suhscriber
VERANDAH PLATE STAKE.
Two mile heas for all bgesto Hngaan
THURSDAY the 9Th Of December, 1859. subsenran 800
70 iet s9o-l or more subscribers 70 make Race The
pot1 Of the Versndeh Hotel, giving Service Pe the
yalaed $500 To aHd close FIFTEENTH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, lss0-now subscriber. Address
THOMAS 3. LEEFE,
Agent for the Owners Of Bngaman CouIie kuveana.
- 80 - tq5S OLA w
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UZ- Canal Line Notice. living to circumstances the
steamer MOBILE will be withdrawn from the trade e adyer
set on the 9 but VIII continue usual o he bane
o. I've summer aud Fall Leaving the Canal TUESDAY EVEN
No and SATURDAY MORNING and taking freight aud ptsn-
gers For particulars advertisement or apply
ly4 +. Fl. WtNGArE, gent, AZ Poydias stfreet
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FASHIONABLE CEOthi1sg,
4 lEOtIsing .HYNeIe To OrsTc,,

- The Subscribers beg cuoss and the public
ally that they prepared to take measures and receive orders
Tor alb AND WINTER CLOTHING, which they guaranty to
eSF e In the lest AMI Style satisfaction Of their
Gust
,enen opposed to favor with their patronage invited to
CAT a al early day and have their measures tuken,
THOMPSON s. NIXON, 10 Camp street,
=, - iO' ~1p opposite Heweu's.
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~ SEE 46VER7I5Ea5NTg-F aud Tai,a Face,
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The following communication was made TO the
Speaker Of the House of Representatives on the
nh. After being read, it was referred TO the Ju-
dietary Committee:
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SLAVE TRADE BETWEEN THE STATES. The
views of Mr.. Fillmore, in regard to the traffic in
slaves between the States, were thus given in reply
to letter from the Hon. James Brooks, of New
York
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ag PR!oBs CURRENT o. oREGoE Cry Apples, dried SOC
" ID Flour SO W cwt do % Dbl so; Coffee S20c d ID;
Brown Sugar A93Oc Q ID; Loaf Sugar soc ID; Tea sIGS
~ " w ID; Moasse 81 50 W gallon; Tobacco 81 81 Is
III Rice ac ID; Lard 40c b. Salt So % cwt; Linseed
N ~ By W gallon; Glass by TO- Sc % half box do 10 By
IL 81 o half box; Iron 1620c o. ID; Nails Isac d. n.
Cooking Stoves $S5@$160. ~
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

RATIFICATION MEET1NG-Tho Wings OF Jersey
City had glorious gathering at Washington Hall
on Friday night Speeches were made by seve
raj well known Wing leaders, and the greatest
enthusiasm prevailed. We are sure that Hudson
County will net be behind her best mark when
the ma jorty for John Runk is declared.
u Prof Kitch hell has kindly consented to de-
liver course of Lectures in Newark, on the sub
ject of Natural Philosophy and Chemistry the
proceeds to be appropriated to the benefit OF the
Newark Orphan Asylum Association. The Lee
lures will commence in the early part OF NOV
NoMlsArIoSs-Th Essex County Wing Con-
vention met at Newark on Friday and made the
following nominations.
.4,,embly.-David Wade of Unon Jonathan Valentine
OF Providence Isaac Pierson OF Newark Cornen1s
Boce OF Panheld John C. Beardsley OF Elizabeth WIZ
liam II. Whitehead OF Elizabeth
SheTif.-WiliRm Pierson Of Orange >,
Corenos-MahiAs j. Snyder of Clinton, David w. Bald
win Of EewaTk, William B. Williams of Orange
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zeal for their cause would gain for them the re-
gard of the citizens throughout the States. Mr.
RosEETHAL was then nominated and elected as
Chairman, and after his address the following dill
ferent Committees were elected;
For the Exchange observation-disclosures Weitlug Arnold
and dungrig.
Stein.
Fer the Organization Of Political Fartes-Messrs. Maasy
For Pabiic Sehoois-Nessrs Tedner, DR.. Mass and sa
bita
For the "pyQpagaadao Of ne Hokiagmea'' cGa'e-
Nefsrs Weitling, Benz and Schulz
Finally Committee to report on plan OF Col
onization of Workingmen was elected. consisting
of Messrs. Arnold Benz and Weitling.
po11cy-Fr7dQv.-Geo Wilson, a returned
gold seeker from California, was found drunk and
asleep in the street last night, with 5000 IN mon
ev and several valuable Jumps of gold in his pos
session. He was taken to the Second " ard sta
ton house ,
TWO fellows, giving their names as John Smith
and John Thompson were caught IN one OF tue
streets of the Sixth Ward last night, bearing
trunk of clothes worth $50, which they had stolen
from ]. D. Allen. They were consigned to the
To1nbs to await en- examination.
ARREST OF DARING THIEvEs.-About four
o'clock on Friday morning, two notorious charac-
tiers named John Smith and Peter Thompson alias
Bergen Jack, slipped into the Irving House, the
front door having been left unlastened, and stole
trunk valued at s8s, the property OF MIR. Joseph
D Allen They made off with the property, but
were fortunately observed with 1t IN the street by
Officer Connolly, of the Sixth Ward, who arrested
the rascals and restored the trunk to its owner.
They were committed by Justice Osborne to an
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

CRoToy WATER-The 18th Ward, New York
being but tiny settled, is not required to takethe
Croton water so that pipes not laid there, and
they do not pay share OF the interest on the w a.
ter loan, The same regulation would apply, prob
able. in the event Of annexation, should 1t not be
carried across the river, although the inhabitants
would probably soon decide to have it.
NEW BELL TowER-The frame of the new
Tower. corner of Fourth and South Second SITS.
has been raised. 1t is Of very large strong TIM
Der and 70 feet high. 1t has been placed IN the
extreme rear corner of the lot called the Park, ad
Joining Trustees Hall. Being on high ground 1t
8 quite conspicuous from the river. The new
Fire Bell, which is large and powerful Will be
immediately placed in it. and the old Bell, corner
South First and Eleventh SITS. removed.
CITY CHARrXR-The Special Committee of the
Trustees the President and Messrs Lay Tough
ton and Groves met on "Wednesday evening, and
passed vote requesting Mr.. Meecher, Counsel OF
the Board to draft charter for approval OF the
Committee and the Trustees, after which 1t is to
be submitted to the people. Convention is also
in session as to q Charter
Observation-Disclosures hemp nave ereCttu L
splendid four-sory building corner Sosth-Fourth
and Fifth SITS. In one of the rooms Of the upper
story is tank capable of holding several hhds.
of water but SO constructed as only to occupy the
space over the windows, and leave a room feet
high, so that the room can be used the same as
others. The water can be let by pipes into the
different rooms for bathing, washing, &c. The
new block being put up by Mr. Nails will also
have the same advantage.
RIDING ScHooL.-An establishment of this
kind said to be the largest in the world, the ring
being 1856 feet by nearly 100, has just been COM
peted. 1t is in South Fourth-st. between Third
aud Fourth 1t has been built by Mr.. Hantord,
The front in South Fourth-st is to be in the Gothic
style, richly ornamented.
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"a" The w arren County Wing Convention on
Wednesday last unanimously approved the nomi-
nation Of Benjamin B. Edsall for Congress from
that District. and nominated the following ticket;
Observation-Disclosures T Shoemaker Of Pahaquarry, John
Thatcher Of Franklin James Ramsey OF Knowlton
County Cle7k-William NJ Warne OF Washington.
~ A Native American Conventionin Bur!ing-
ton County, held at Mount Holly on Tuesday eve
ming. nominated the following ticket:
Assembi,-John Packer OF Wilineborough, Thon1es A.
Peti5 Of Medfud. John c. Ginnings OF Willing borough
John Doran Of Southampton, Charles c Bowen OF Wiling
borough
Drc1rSED.-Henrv BrinkerboG of Hudson Co.
has declined the nomination for Sheriff and another
Convention has been called to meet at North, Ber-
gen, on Tuesday at P NJ. to select another eau
didate.
IMpRovEMEsr.-Th Camden and Amboy Rail
road Co. are SCRATCHING their track near James
burgb. Middlesex Co. so as to shorten it mile,
and avoid the deep cuts.
u The w ashington Erina Guards Of Newark,
make their annual parade for target practice on
Monday.
POPULATION OF CAMDES-North Ward, 2,55l;
Middle Ward, 1852; South Ward, 4,lo2i an egic
gregate of 9,5O5, and increase in ten years o
6,445.
~ That every man has his price, y is senti-
ment as old as Walpole, but we haze recently
found that some parties have their PRICE too
We Imagine, however, that on the morning alter
election we shall hear the Opposition admit that
thev were sold and that they are without mon
ely, and without Price.
KY The oldest member Of the NJ. E. Conference
of this State Rev. Peter Vannest, died at Penn
berton. Burlington County, on Thursday OF last
week, having entered the Conference in l776.
HA1L.-A hail storm, which lasted nearly hal
an hour, passed over Toms River on Saturday, in
which the stones were twice the size OF peas
t Two of the young men confined in the Dor
ough jail of Elizabeth, suspicion OF having
some participation in the robbery of Mr. Swayze
have been discharged. The third one, on whom
the clothes of the barkeeper were found Is detaln-
ed to await his trial at the next term OF the Court
We do not learn that anything has as yet been
heard of Mr.. Swayze, who, it will be recollected'
escaped from his friends in Hope, Warren Co IN
deranged state of mind. Mr.. Caleb Swayze, OF
that place, offers to reward literally any person
who will take charge Of him, and communicate
the fact to him.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE REUNION or ATLANTIC ENGINE Co.-IMa
company having brought home their apparatus,
which has been for some months in New-York,
undergoing repairs invited their friends to visit
them at their rooms in Court-st. on Thursday
evening TO welcome home the machine, and wit
ness its improvements and decorations. A large
party of gentlemen and ladies were present In
the upper paror a table was bountiiully spread,
while a piano furnished food for more spirited
pleasure The engine is specimen of art well
worthy the examination of admirers and judges
of skill
ARsoE-During the temporary absence OF MIR
John Marsh and family, on Wednesday evening
last. the female servant discovered the house to
be on fire, but cxtinguished the flames with few
nails of water. On the return of the family, the
girl said that Margaret Jordan had been there,
and acted very strangely, and she believed had
fired the premises. Complaint was made before
Justice John c. Smith who caused the girl to be
arrested, and upon searching herroom two dresses
belonging to Mrs. Marsh were found.
ENGINE COMPANY, No 13.-The members of
Engine Company No 10, on "Wednesday pro
ceeded in a body to New York to bring home their
Engine which had been taken to that city for the
purpose of being repaired. They returned with
in her old quarters. She now looks bright and
gay, and stands ready to do good service when
ever occasion requires.
A LIBEL SU1T-On Tuesday last, Reuben Deck
er appeared before Justice j. c. Smith and gave
bail in the sum of $500, to answer a charge of
libel preferred by Solomon Garfield Constable of
the Sixth Ward. The aledged libel consisted of
placard which the defendant caused to be posted
uround the city, cautionng all cartmen to secure
their pay before working for him, Garfield, and
asserting that Garfield never paid any one
THE BAKER GUARDs.--A company with this
title is in progress of organization in Myrtle av.
consisting of about thirty young men, who intend
going upon a target excursion on Thanksgiving
day The place selected is Mt Morris at Harlem.
The company will be under the command OF Capt,
w. H Sharp
AnREsr.-Two men engaged in peddling fruit
through Myrle,avenue were arrested by officer
Conner, on complaint lodged against them by
John II. Roach, who recognized the horse they
were driving as the one stolen from field near
Flatbush, some time during the Summer. The
men state the animal was purchased by them
which is probably the They are to have a
hearing before Justice King to-day.
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TO LET.

YHyO LET-The PREMISES 252 Water
a. St and 1877 Cherryst connected by one-story brck
building; admirably adapted for any manufacturing ou5l-
ness Apply to FOX & OOTHOUT, 1876 TwetLl-st, near
Avenue c, or to T. |. BURNS 81 Souttst. o26 ST.
FHNO RENT, without BOARD, two ad-
4 Joining Furnished Bedrooms, with Closets at 26l
Fourll-av. 90 at
FENO LET-The three story and basement
Il HOUSE, 68 EastTwenty-seyenl.st large court yard
nfront and verandah tea room hot ard cold water through
the house bathroom Rent 1913 per annum Inquire on
the premises from 10 A. NJ P. n. Possession on or
about the st of November. OK wv
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FOR SALE.

NEW VILLAGE OF Hermann N
lNVILLE-ONLYS 25 for a HOMESTEAD.-22 Farms
worth S85OO and 400 LOTS, to be distributed among
Eco feet each or PRIZE FARM ofro 4 to 20
The shares are limited at c2jpayabe-o when subscribed
for, S. day Of distributions and balance IN monthly IN
inslamens of So Over 430 shares now subscribed;
and 600 shares taken The distribution WI" DC
The Lois are situated in the village ofERMANNvILLE,
one mile east of Lake Road Station on the Long Island
Railroad county of Suffolk, and 30 miles from The city OF
New-York III one Off leaimes Places IN te Iiled
States within mile OF Ronkonkomn Lake, winch IL IN
the midst of extensive forest and is three miles IN cir
cunfeence Of singular transparency and OF great depth,
tsni from The preu South Bay which Is miles vide and
40 miles long, abundany supplied with oysters cas aud
TLeselands VIII produce as much per acre. with the
cultivation as any land within fifty miles OF New-1ork'
The suffolk County Agricultural Society," at meeting on
9th September, 1850 awarded premiums for the produce
as received the following letter i from mi Mr.
Hermannyiie, the same KIND of Land which speaks Tor
''s''' rCopy1 TnoMrsoN STATION. Oct IS, 1850
THOMAS 'WooD, Esq--Dsar Sir | hereby certify that
those five Cheese Pumpkin. e sold you were grown on
the FcIu oak pine nnds adjoining me Long lsiana th-
road nj Tbonpson Sutton; and that Lave more still lar
ger that exhibited at Suffolk County Fair and TOOK the
premium, and reserve them for myo"n use also nave
grown on the second years cultivation, one hundred and
ffv bushels per acre of poiuoes, for which received
premium ISigned Yours truly &c e NJ A. WEEKS.
ToTHoMAs WooD ZIG John-s. N. Y.
Hermannye is located on the borders OF the Long Island
Railroad where cars run several times day TO Brooklyn
aud NevYork The surface oft land is smooth ana lev,
ell and the surrounding country is perfectly healthy and
within fcw miles OF his place, highly cultivated and vei
able having been settled for more than 7o years. ana
where similar lands se from $50 $500 per acre.
The distribution win be made by Committee TO be Sc
lecied by the Subscribers from lamong lelr npt on me
personfuvng the first choice WI be egu o ari
Farm worth $500; the third, l6 acre Farm worm foou'
the 4h acre Farm worth 500 the2n acre b r mn
eIh each acre Far, worth Sioo me sii , tGu ,
lIl each acre Farm worth $500; The l2n l}n it'
npdIs n 3
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nWN YOUR HOUSE AND LON

SPlz5 BUILDING LOTS in Jersey City, on the Rail
road within four blocks of the Ferry and ca1 be reached
in fifteen minutes from Broadway Prices from $500 to
S6cc Terms-if built in one year SO clsh ba9nce
can renain 1--WE years per cent Taxes IN Jers5 lily
are less than one quarter Of what they are in THIS city
Brooklyn or WilamsbuFgh Great improvements are DE-
ing made in Tie vicinity and these lois raply Using III
Lots with wharf privilege and water front to lease FOR
o58 8nlawM CHAS j. SMITH, 80 Miidenlane
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MECHANICAL MEDICINE. = DR.

MECHANICAL MEDICINE. = DR.
IVn BANNlN has returnedto 81 Broadway New OK,
for consultation and management of Heas and xocai
Pulmonary Dyspeptc Nervous Spinal andlF einale Weak
nesses and of dropping anguoI and BhyssS de RR
md SGfPPORTS together with Hydropathy, Galyansin,
and such exercise and other rational means as win educe
the energies the weakened parts ady IA atenda9Co
4PM. His new TRUSS and improved BRACE supplied
to Physicians and Druggists liberal terms-(cash accom-
pauyins VIZ "'' olaf
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AT PRIVATE SALE.-The three I I!5l,
BRIcK House and lot As South sixh IS ", WILL !.
sslv deem ss s8l!s aaa ID T Fg0a W.
- oy % idir doers black grales &c SIZE OF lot -
fee front and rear by shout 70 feet deep Fs1 ia anc
ticuar apply 10 ANTHONY j. bLhECf'hi77 R1s.d ST.
o26 lw
AT PRIVATE SALE-Four LOlo t OF
AGROUND on the north SIDE OF 1p 4, p; NV "a feet
Ge aSss 5G Of the can Tsa 10 on
bond aud mortgage fdesired For eTIs' &c
AA1hO4N4 = Broad-st
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FEyO FAMILIES.-The subscriber re-
Il specfully begs leavy to inform families that he is
fully prepared TO supply them with BEEF, VEAL NUT
TON, LAMB ana POULTRY, ofs,he choicest quality. al.
w. by himself Fresh VEGETABLES d all kinds III their
aeason For past patronage re undersigned returns ms
thanks a connusc II of the All articles
supplied by him may relied ~ Of the best quality and
a. 'A' ~" sEwELL V DODGE. z3s Bleecker-st.,
EB-shop Butchers supplied on lie most reasonso''
terms. go 'heo
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" M. PAGES CLIMAX SALVE, for
eB the CURE of SCROFULA SALT RHEUM, &c for
sale by RUSHTON, CLARK L co Ito Broadway, 10 AS
tor House ind 273 Broadway $50 3m'