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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-20
DRY GOODS, MILLINERY
LNtesE ,RrriCOJ,

-LGGEEbb eAH EGOk1Es
DER STEAMSHIP OHIO, and ships COrnelia
and Vicksburg, Just rece led at
50 Ca1sgl sreet,
the latest importation OF
Magnificent Silks and other Dress Goods
Figured BT09lie sz; black watered, figured satin
sipgi and PLATA sk ChsBs, sncheE Mouaselins ds
LANES, Cahoar Apocras CLOTH BombazlnsS MernOs
Parama,.a.. " us, MoAar Lusrss, 4 &c.
Embroidef1es.
Embroidered Cau.rc Hsndserchs Collars Cuffs Jaco-
sRlsz Eigings a..
Visites, MantiIIas and CIoaks.
large stock Of the latest styles Unsurpassed for beauty Of style
and finish ~ any ia the city.
Wooden Goods.
Blankets Of every size quality black and fancy Cassares
sstine Twesds, Kentucky Jeans Kareys, Flannes &c.
White Goods.
Plain swiss J1conet, Calatre Mu MuEns; Curtain Mus
Inns; Curtain plaid Swiss and Jaconet M1snI Bishop
Linen Goods.
Irish Linens shee1gs, Linens Napkins Towels Linen
Lawns, Linen Cimbrics, Linen Camfrc Haudkarehisfs
ShawIs.
Avery extensive 6ne snaw styles Of
Cashmere Shawls; Cahmsre Scarf yay fashionable ltye
Hosiery.
complete assortment Of LADIES' Gent. and Ch!den'a Hosiery,
underyests and Drawers
Fancy Articles.
Latest styles Of Trimming, Silk Buttons, Br ids, Kid Gloves, Silk
Veyets Oh Euk CTayos, Grape Lse Wells Grapes Lace &c.
Domestic Goods.
sheettngs shrting Prnts Cottonad Dsnm Ticks Cheeks,
other style Of
Plantation, Housekeeping and Fancy
Dry Goods.
Ali of which be purchased Of the undersigned pcss
the experienced purchaser.
nl41Ot3dp c. NJ. SIMPSON, 50 Canal st.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LAT1rUDE 81 N-LoNaIrUDE 900 WIN Time, 6h,
Arrived

%
Arrived.
Steamship Palmetto, Smith, from Matagorda via Galveston
17th inst, to Harris Il MOrgan-2d my.
Ship Lexington Thompson, " days from Portland Me- to
master-2d my,
Span ship PLmer1 de Catalonia, -, from Havana 9th inst.
in ballast, to PUG Puig-fst my.
Ship SaXOn Crosby so days from Liverpool, mastea
Cn-lgt my.
Span bark eda, Villa from Havana Sh inst in ballast, to
PUG Pug-Point.
STEAMBOATS,.
Ne Pins Ultra, Robinson, from st Louis.
PocahOntas, Moore, from st Louis.
i boswell, LaTOse, from the BallZe.
VIM Noble, NewcOmb, from ClnCnnal.
Western World. Norton, from Louisville.
Cora No 2, Keeling, from Memphis
Latona Hunt from Vicksburg,
Osceola, Switzer, from HarrrisOnburg. %,
Mary Foley, Daiteres, from DonaldsOhVhle'
DUCK River, Clark from Alexandria
Pontiac n o 2, Warden, from Cincinnati
Ciulnare, Linn from CInclnna
New Orleans, Whltten from Linclnnatl.
Die Vernon, Miilken, from st lOuls.
Gen Taylor, Trinidad, from DOnaldsOnviie.
Toyboat ConquerUr Heatan from the Passes-owed down
and to sea on 18th inst ship Erin Go Bragh and gchr
Emily WeayeT-brOught ships Lexington and Pr mera
dc Catalonia, and bark Lchia.
Towboat Yankee, Miller, from the Passes-wen down light
brought up ship Saxon and bark Empire.
BELOw-COMIEG Up.
Two ships and. one bark unknown.
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The steamship Yacht. from Bra2os for NewOreans, put
INTO Galveston the 18th inst for COAL and would leave for
this place Immediately.
The steamer Pocahonas left st Louis the 9Th nst-ln
port for NewOrean9 Pacific, Bunker Hill and Die
Vernon.
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CHARLESTON-Per bark saranae: 1905 bbs flour, 100
DO whisky "a do alcohol 372 bbs moIasses 49 hhs sugar.
81 casks bacon 20 hams $50 bys candles 38 pkgs nde
FALIlOMRE-Per brig Rowl4 and: 346 hhds sugar, 40
bhls moasses ZIG bds cks hides So rolls leather pkgs
OF AAO,-Per scb NJ seafs 4D bb flour, 81 bxs SOAP
tHAGRES-Par brig s paachicnla: Ballast,
RINGSION-Per scbT Pelican: Ballast.
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Francis FN6re - Go.

Francis ENb1'e - Go.
No. 20 Magazine street,
Fashionable Clothing EstabIishment,
Have the pleasure Of informing they
of the best materials manufactured style, and
moderate prices The stock comprises in part
super Back and Blue French Cloth DRESS COATS.
Brown, Olive, Green, French cIotn rroeE cosg.
Brown, Olive Green, French Cloth Walking Coats
Brown, Olive French Clo'h Business Coats.
Black, Blue and Olive French Cloth Sacs
Drah French Cashmere Sac Coats
Biack, Brown and Dahia Cloth PALETOTS.
Back, Blown and Dahlia Cloth sURToUTs.
Black Cloth CLOAKS.
Enbroi Tered Black and Fancy Cashmere VESTS.
Embroidered Black and Fancy SIX Vests.
Embroidered Valencia Vests.
Embroi Tered Narseiles Vests
Black Silk AM Sa.in Ves-s.
Rich Black and coI5rsd Figured Silk Vests.
Rich colored Oa 4mere Vests.
White and Bul, Narcotics Vests.
Bun VaieucisgF
Black and Blue Doeskn Cashmere PANTS.
CoOred and Fancy Css sirnere Pants
Englsh End Oxford Mixed Cashmere Pants.
HoTl spun Silk uNDERSHlRTS and DRAWERS.
White Cashmere and MeImo Undsrshirts snd DTa wsrs.
Ribbed Lsmbs Wool Undershirts and Drawers.
Linen and Cotton SHIRTS.
Six, MeTno and Cotton HALF HOSE.
CashmeTe ROBES DE CHAMBRE
BACK and cooEed Silk and Satin CRAyATs.
hlch Figured Silk and Satin
Rich White Figured Silk and Satin CravatI.
Rlch colerei Figured Silk and Satin Cravats.
Rich coloIed Silk and Satin scarfs
White and cOored Linen Camlrc. HDKFs
White and cOored Six Hdkfs.
White ard coored English silk suspenders.
White and coored yelling o. susnenhers.
Black, coorcd and White Hos kin Gloves,
Black, colUIed and Silk Gloves.
Black and coored Silk Umbrellas.
Black nd Scotch G upharo JTrnbrsl.s
E8- Aarge OF TRAVELLING TRUNKS Of yerv SUI
pttor thalGHhCluIe' oS0 w Zip, Nv 3dp, 2mW
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EW ORLEANS?
WEDNESDAY AIGEAING, NOVEMBER 20

From Hoaduras-The New York Commercial
has files Of tine Honduras Waterman to Oct 10,
The Waterman Of September % mentions some
difficulty between party of SpanisrIs from Baca-
lar and some Indians. The Spanards were at.
tempting the destruction Of the corn fields belong
ing to the Indians, who defended their property
and routed The assaling party. 1t appears to have
been only local conflict. The same journal o.
Octop-1 makes merry at the expense of It para
graph from the New York Express about " reyo
luton, Gen.Paaz and Carrera, and the superinend
ent of Belize" which it deares to be so ridicuou:
as to require no comment.
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REMOVALS.

, p EMOVAL-WM. j. DEWEY has removed to
IL No. IS Gr,yisr street. MIG
D EMOVAL-G. BURKE " Co. have removed
N to No las Canal street, State House Square. nj I'm
ID EMOVAL-The Office of the New Orleans
u and Carrolon Railroad Company has been removed to
No. IL Baronne street NJ
d EMOVAL-T Hos. d. HAILEs, Broker, has
IL removed to No 81 Gravie street. up stairs, back office.
Landed property bought and sold, and Notes and State
Municipality Bonds, and Mayors WaTran discounted
Undoubtedly Good Mortgage Paper taken low rates n4 I'm
ID EMOVAL-TURNER ~ RENsHAw have re-
IL moved their office No 90 Camp street, up STAIRS
their Ware house No 434 TcOupiOuas street, Hun
where may be found constant supply of Tobac
co for the Mexican market and for Plantation also Cga
Tobacco Of all qualities fo sale in hhds, bales nd I'm
ID EMOVAL-We have removed to Union
IL Row - No. 70 Carondeet street.
nj WRIGHT, WILLIAMS Il co.
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State of Louisiana, 80. FOURTH DISTRICT Court OF
NEwORLEANs. NO. BAT. Municipality No. 1too'
praying for the Opening of North POydraS street
NHE UNDERSIGNED, duly appointed by Honorable the
Fourth District Court for tie Parish OF Ore Commissioners
for the opening Of North Poydrls street. from Penn street to aonpe
in the kewOrieaus, and und aPPras W
damages expenses and advantages attending the % hy
give public notice that this lt day November lsO e lya
filed with the ERIK OF said Court the plan and report or th
ing Of said street, and all persons interested are sTsy m91
show within thirty days from the hrt pu1cHo heeO
why the said report should not be approved and onosaeu
jan yAME {, a aSRSE Commissioners.
A. T. PICKRELL, } TO
NApnr NTv II
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


CRESCENT OFFICE,
Wednesday Morning, November 20, 1850. 5
COttOn-Yeserday another active day in the Cotton
Market and though factors firm in Their views, fully
75GO bales found purchasers.
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FUHNIELRIE WAKEH0USE77The undersigned re-
spelttuly inform their friends and -
the public, that they have inst recei we'd
and daily receiving extensive
RI Of every variety and styig also, choice assortment
- OF the following articles, TO Chairs, Feather
m Spring, Mos and Hair M0uasses, Cursd Hair, Hail
- tCOth, Plush, DAmasks- Cords and Tasses Gimps
Varni I etc. etc. 49, Purchasers are invited to call and
examine stock, which will be offered prices that can
not fail to please. T.. FLINT a. JONES,
OBJ lm3dp A. and A. Royal street
ELORANCE HOUSE, Lafayette Square-The
> above establishment is now ready to receive -
Transient and Permanent B0ariers for the coming E5N
season. TERMS: QHsL
HOrd and Lodge per Day 81 90
Board and Lodge per %
hOsu yer w eek W
nl6 lw
.gNBE PACIFIC HOT sE-MR. P. Z. DORSEY re.
specially informs his friends and the public that ,s,,
he will Omen his and elegant establishment on 7T5.I
FRIDAY, the Isl uTOXlnO. The PACIFIC has been +siis
fitted up withoutre ard expense, and surpassed ia
by amy Ike etahhW in tue city The extensive and bril-
liant Saloon and ELEGANTLY furnished Parors offer induce
meuts not to he met with elsewhere The Bar will at a
times be supple with the choicest Wines and Liquors to be
had in the County. Mf d. viii he happy to receive hi.
friends on Friday at the PACIFIC, opDosi the Varieties
Grayic street. bet. Csr0ndeol and Baronne. or am3dp
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i ii. =. begs TO INFORM his trends and the public
that they can avV jsitir AVID Busiuess( ards Noaria
and 0hs- Seals no Plates Steamboat lamps and every
Thing cooneefe with engraving executed in the
n. B-Eisitmg and Business Cards and every kind of
COUper Plate Printing executed the shOr est notice In
Gid y-LEyTN5I, = No N - T5D No $780,
SUhN Ely NG-ENCTiN EERlNCr- THOMAS
Owl All ] Eyeg re 9Ss 10 G Pa 5 anS
and the bubble in general hst he has estab hed himself in
tree {, or No l anks rcade Passage. upstairs,
over the Bulletin Office where he houd happy receive
such ers they mIht have in the power to bstOw
From his extensive peeHCe in many Countries he eels
prepare SPECIFICATIONS Estmates c. and generally to &C,
qul himself Of any duty which may devove upon him. with
SUBSECTION 10 me parties Interested ND 6L
VDHIIADELPHIA SADDTERy AND THINK
I WAppUoTsr No 20 T?rarier aat- <+v-,sS-s-ysEa
Tho eniscrhsr M, ,oV,, o,oIirt rener,I gsW I'D
'ure' ana hnnofea ior q S92 Yl maTk "a; III R
~ VSrsty including 55vsT9 'I new Stles ARSE sa
Il al UeGrpuo.S, mg2ng anu 1EL, SARBLEKf
Srrns CaanS En , In Ia LEV = "a S any
L"acT GuftGre a,u itimmEs; S&9" V ana
sc,Isn " i u ffiGiiFo 0j &C. T. SeLei AS u.s.
soIS I q IIT ~ 0REE 90, me
@ VI ~ 4 very con- tLlsl l,s" ioI
- i j8 TIL Su "sdors YOU PYR Rt - III Eve
MILLS d 5Syys.i5 s-26 (srayjer street,
Az It IT, ,o '" S,1 stT now ",
2. Gr s ogs a4 ms suPsE3 Etoes Of Taeoo ever s5S
0fIST5 AN, R6KFRv rI. oo,-1i " 5s5;e
10 is D9y S9mgsGd win al New Machinery Of the mo.t
would nom his ans and The pubic That he has opened
banch at No ig5 oydFa street opposite the market where
~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-20

If Constable of the Second Justices Court
We Authorized JAMES H. RHlNEHART
candidate for the office Constable of the Second Justices Court
made by the death Francis Thomas) and will be
ported by numerous friends. mig If
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$36O,00O.

THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
MOSES GREENWOOD, Vice President
CHARLES }. MANsoN1 Secretary.
Directors:
Samuel BsA j. r: = ylss c. A. Rarria,
CLsrdy Blgks John NJ Bell o. L. ungss,ss,
Moses Greenwood, E. j. WdIsh, p Pug Ptdg,
j. A. BayeiH, o. S. Harkias z. Taylor
WIN. p. C0nrsT9s, r, b. Summer, VIM. Burgess
David H1i1en, H. W. Wright, D. c. Randlen,
John D BIN, j. W. ZaeAdTfs j. RigF0rd
j ". Stanton, Cornelius FsLI0us, c. r. Wright.
Nathan Jarrtss C. r. Baazdeass, John 0. Woodbury.
GsorEs Jon1s, ~ B. AcCiltete01, F. Y. CayIisEs.
p Si7r7ls, Louis DsSaULez,
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FAMILY GROCERIES. ETC.

SUNDFsdddEss-1-. -.o-,
50 IBIS Rsetfied Whisky
5 hhds Extra Family Hams;
Just received and f., sale BY
SUNDRIES-
10 boxes dS: IM MPERIA d. d. in f3dSS So;..
3 d. DO: F #AX 6ERBEE ST in 10 ID boxes
g $ $9 RArsISs g. Star Sperm and AdA"AHns'
g d do M. c d WI t2 3 & M Layers;
3 3 R Ress' W WEfTSHF B auHFHFFHRF'
g PPs; RIO and 4Ay$P 1GoFFEHEsn;n county,
3 boxes boxes i IoAF sTGHR brands
9I V ZIG fG SGi and other a
cG sis in = store and for sale by LABUz q CO
SUNDRIES-In store
- TEAS-Green and Black-cOmmon, fine and finest;
G8{}F FEFE FAX Rio. Havana and Mocha; n .'
B9@ Pa sSs ana SSalI
PREsERyEs. JsiIes, Jams and Pr ti s;'''''
GAsS$i A. Mace Numses, Ginger, Pepper. etc.
PICKLES, CaPers, Olives, and Pie Fruit;
M NRsFGITRRo4Pr J Vse aEd Brs and Div. On
CANDLEs;-staT, Solar, Sperm ana Patent;
GERRGEEEEaREAI AE99 Eids nd F FS? and saFo
ii HANS t4NlE Ii T6Fofsusa c Bacon and Rice Rice;
ROCK CANDY, Sardnes anG Fresh Fish in cans;
A Ss,9FSI ii Li /, 9IoRs sand and VINES;
TABLE SALT. Starch and Soaps;
FIRE CRACKERS, Brooms and Mats
In smaller larger quantities, for sale by
nl6 At CHARLES STOUGHTON, 81 Camp st.
SUNDRIES-Land from ships Cornelia, New
~ England Xcksburg, Hungarian, Tr Mountain, Hems-
ghire and Caroline Y. Dow
RlCE-50 casks New crop; -,
halves, quarters and kits J.;
packages IN bbs, halves, kits and half kits;
PlCkLES1121 IBIS E9cumbers;
CHRBI AIMl5S cases III 0O'' ha''sS anu 4'''
sMYRN A FlGS-50O drums;
nGkMhE aI-i50 paSkages; e, - so
ChEESEVU boxes Englsh DaTy' 10 Casks Goshen, and q
| r,rr i G2ssS fn ne Appts :
BUTTER-i5o iirEns cloios Goshen and Is frkns Prim
| PICRb e. cases as,orted
nEEFF 3 SGT--Uyy h a YES laFRe H.,
| -9v HtiIets aDle, u 70 ID Uags;
| Il IL NJ MIL, b-Sg bags iresii' aacee;
sii FttIS5iiV' " na and froI, ,sso,tod
3D. 9Ji2 '-r A'5op anu DUCK assorted
CANTON UlNGER125 c?ses. ... For sale by
,c-ooo d. L. STONE 4, 90.
nit 10 ~ ---- 81 and 09 Common ST
TENEAs-TEAE-Th attention of the cv and country
They viii be sold as low MS the grooeT prices Of New York
ever brought to this market Our Tea Room now contains
200 half chests PouchOng Tea:
30 half do, do. do, superior;
100 half chests ordinary and SUPERIOR Y H. Tea:
200 half chests ImperiaI and e. p Tea: 10y
500 boxes & and II 10 Imperial Tea:
lE in
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AUCTION SALES.
Credit and Catalogue sale. of .... Dry Goods
nv Il r. RU,ACHE a. co
Lot OF Ground. Lot of Ground.
BY VINCENT 81 CO.

J. EUGENE TOURNE, AnCuOneeT,
MONDAY December ., 70 osock-wl be sold the 81.
WI Louis Exchange
The Undivided Hat a PIECE OF GROUND, situated
Fauboug TrGmG First Municipality designated by Lot No
In Square TO- having 60 Duain 40
depth French equivalent TO 6i feet and ract 'front.'
and lZJ feet and frac Depth American measured between Rob
ertson and Claiborne plan Of the above property be
a Office.
third cash balance and 70 for notes
bearing the properly and II paid maturity
bear interest az per cent. per annum.
Ac. Of sale before John Claiborne Notary Public the expense
| Of the Easer. MS
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= Law Department OF the TniyersIty d

~" Law Department of the University of
Louisiana. The Lectures in this Department will com
II the first MONDAY of December
consequence the resignation the Hon. Henry A Bnlard
who has elected Representative Congress- his place will be
temporarily supplied by
CHRISTIAN ROsELIUS, ESQ., whose lectures will embrace the
History Principles OF the Roman Civil Law the Jus-
prudence and Land Titles Of louisiana
Those Professor McCALEB will embrace Admiralty aud Mari
time Jurisprudence Nations and Jurisdiction OF the Courts
of the United States
Those of Professor RANDELL HUNT will embrace Commercial
Law, Criminal Law, and the Law Of Evidence.
Those Of Professor MONROE will embrace Common Law, Con
stutona Law, and Equity Jurisprudence and Practice
Diplomas equivalent license practice will lie conferred
those only shall have attended OF Lectures
full shall studied at least in the office Of
Testimonials good character will be required
For further application may be made either of the
Professors Naturalization, the Undersigned his Office
the new Municipal Hall, Second Municipality.
NIL In THEO H. hcChLEB, Dean.
tY@ U. S. Mail Steamship Company.-The under
having taken the agency OF the United States Null Steamship
Company their Atlantic and Pacific services, has established him
city transaction General Commission
wadiug Business. His office is at No. IS Magazine
nj I'm JAMES r. JENNINGS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
sT. CHARLES THEATRE

sT. CHARLES THEATRE.
Managers. LUDLOW SMITH
Stage Manager ''''''''b' DEbAR'
rr7,- Lest Night but Two of Mrs. FARREN.
This EVENING Wednesday, November 90, will be performed
THE wRBCKER's DAUGHTER.
B Bt No'ts. -. " " -, . 80 .. ' H. L,n us
''''' WINCH NO SONG, NO SUPPER;
or, The Lawyer in the Sack.
Crop with 9Ts T. Bishop
Il gasr;i Song ME- MI, CCRRa 3P6msn
~ Doors oin a. hltPs & Psri7rmance TO Commence at
AMERICAN THEATRE.
z 7Gs RG and asa 94 a. sGEBs
Benefit Of Male. MARIA DURET.
b8 EVENING, "Wednesday, November TO- the Performances
THE LOVE CHASE
sas'er WaIer Mr. Foster
WiIIraEe. sr Charles
A,er Which, 4 BALLET DIYiE&TissEaEN;T.
By Miss V.iee, Miss Ludjam and Mons, zavyso~ski.
.i 80 ''"' LADY AND THE DEVIL. ~
WIaoYc TaGt
zsTbyTi66, MrnIe. Durc
4J Doors open at batpas 6; ~.
Family Cree g. 50 eso coorSd Boxes @ GSs IS
PLACIDE's VARIETIES.
Mr. 7 PLAcD has es pleasure in announcing 70 the PaS .s
in few days with powerful operate, Comedy Vaudeville Farce
' The S foIo1 S 1Gics and gentlemen are enggd
Mn CHARLES HOWARD.
Madamg LEATl.
Mesalg, r PIAGIDE, Mesrs hEATI,,
WI ,pIppENDALE, Mssdames RE$yES
{ { ,WSy%' a Ifk + JOHNSTON,
De WALDEN, " CoN0yER,
=" 6ufFFI1ELB. Nr,, BrrARIo oI'i arS BARRON.
Soss MAUGIE, Senior VEGAS and Mons PiNGUELY,
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s.y" Second Justices Court. Eds Crescent
Please THOs CONNOLLY, Jr, a candidate for
Constable of the Second Justices Court the ensuing election
He will te supported by the united votes of
nl9 tt THE MASSES
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Unreseryed Sale-Valuabie Second Municipality
Lots Mt Auction.
BY III. w, PALFR Ely, AuctiOHeer,

Terms oalh. mo
-, -,
e'sr'eo '''f LOIS Si at Gact eSEno "0''OH"'
h' '" fALS 6f9e1 No. A q ca@n .iter;
AAT raSs November a at 70 ooloo" lie sold at Banks
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND corner Of Ea.o and Liberty rest
r s ' lot 81 feet front on LsTy BY lo 0o feet Il aP and
sas 81 fl h 100 se hid :5':oos 6sE
D 4; s@ %G Sslsas5 + "a 4fs I. month";
no as. 6i i 1 m Rsf on the p,oPsry no
I5,,,5,3o C.o7 go; ,.i557 a.
LEWIS FLORANCE, AuctioneeT.
TIVE slave woman MADEE Y year, et ss3 and iS sf five
speaks sb S aad Es end y G goa FoF si
:--z - ----- S-::-: ~.
BRICKS, LIME, GEM EMF, ETC.
u osENnALE AMP NEWARK CEMENT COM
~ a AZ SnIsgH6 are sGihSHsa e contract
6s1 to TIE e s6s4 S S ss
te4 STAT 81 =. P9FS , Wishing large quantity would
o5l l@5.2 ALFRED KEAkNY & GO: Il Magazine St.
> i5St g casfi SODA ASHES and PALM OIL;
1 re P PPIs SOAP SOAP and Common RT3SIN;
fS S5 R R F PIT r gP4 r Ray ITTFRHaENTNE
ala p 3s r ( p dnI PiT ~ I1' l-'E'
20 b6Is BRIGHT' VAREIsH and WHITING.
2OJ 00 English Pttsbuigh Baltimore and Pensacola FIRE
5o,o FAIR RRI 81 s v,ror. Give. ro, or. aa,1s
Icy Icy bPis LEMl1Nt and PI'ASfLRl various brands;
az n III XIX y N 1 y ~, - on sag by
---.-t = - = : = = IIea--"e 81
A tfENCY NEWARK AGD ROsENDALE CE-
"A MEN co 98 .Hdgq5ine street
ISSS Nelson Bro% VIM "0,S do 'S Dc;
loo barrels Plaster, NewarF and RosgndaIe.
1000 d. do. various brands.
ALsp-Marbe Dust Whiting, Farmers Plaster and Fin
oil NAY MAN y Hol.DGN, 70 Nagazlne street:
4 NEMENI--lOOO bbls Denmans and Nelson
- 4 Browns Rosenaas Cement landing and for sale by
n9 If JOHN STROUD Il co l46 Common st.
MARBLE TTLE-8OO0 blue and white, suita.
~ PIE l0f eT 6S Sn SF FR2 I9f Sae y s
- =, - - - =,
k'lfL BklCh-Enghsh, Putsburg and Pensa-
n9 # 10 JOHN STROUD & co 146 Common st.
r TNTE IT00 I-.I rCI--. I,-j;. =
l. bEis Clari,;;q9, for sale By - ~
: y ~. ~ Soilll-21 St
Lark o , Pa aS fef 55 o t h. cagoeS
rlo HAHMAN y HOLDEN. IS Magazine St
ETRE BRICKS-l0O,00 English and Scotch,
| L a OO0 Pitshnyo FIR sale Inv ~ '1'''
mis- HAYMAN u HOLDEN. % Magazine St
CODA ASH-jO casks 81 per cent. landing. for
| = sale 6v HAYWAN 4 H0IDEN. % Marsgins St
mo pTFTE SIJOOTFPc - .rEI
win Weon iupeor TARGET RI I S, WIKI III Tee '
scope ard Globe Sights and al! the sqaipments perfect
respect and viii be sold great sacrifice the present owner
~ IN sT9eF " Fiji !. o9R Gs ;SP q
pOARDTNG-A gentleman aud his wife, with
ID out children can be accommodated with board and
plea ant private family. Address D. Co. at
w, %5VSs i,,,R1 0zTs R,,7x Ann s75o asi .
G9R i3 in 9TS and 9T ;a S sgi, PgTohaseE
badger p H DENTIST 81. Of Tennessee ss So =.
and ST. t6 S .i':sts ns:n p Bu i5j
| STEAMBOAT FOR S1LE-A0 entirely new
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CLOTHING. HATS. SHOES.

Sherman, PiersOTs ~ Go.
No ! MAGAZINE STREET. corner Of Canal.
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING Establishment
we nave De pleasure Of informing public
l1s, opened iarss and fine
expressly for trade which We offer
prces We invite buyers 10 examine our stock
e lrsaasing elsewhere consist in uart Of the i,r.
COATS:
Zoe lack and fansy eolorsd CI6tE E'r,sI, a.. n,
s ns &c gf2SR and Dive Cloth and Daiss Cot
graJ and ianey Beaver so4eSasif Overcast
Bros o. live and Invisible zrssu 3soiev,r5
Black and g,sd Tweed 5aista, az ,ysFcoat1
Blue ard drs5 Blanket Sac7 and OvssCoafs
Msdao Robss De Chsmbrs.
Fancy coIorsd Cloth Csrro G-rto Costs
PANTS:
Black, col1rsd and D0sskin Panta
Black figured Cashmere Pants.
Super plaid and fancy Cashmere Pants.
Gray ani steel mIsd Cassimsrs Pants,
Fancy English TEssi Pants.
Blue and fancy CoLtOnaie Pants
Blue and black 5atinst Panis,
VESTS:
Super black Satin and silk vests
Fancy Silk Satin
Rich Embroidered Cashmere
BLACK Drap De Milan
White Marssillea
Super black Barattsa
FURNISHING GOODS:
Mems super Merino UndershtrJs.
Red and white Flannel Drawers
Super Silk Undsrshirts,
Brown and white lean Drawers.
Back and fancy Six and Satin Cravats and Neck Ties
White and cooed Linen Cam and Sill Pocket handkerchief
slack and co.ared Kid and colored Six Gloves
Suspender, Money Belts, Double Bottoms,
Linen sHd Linen Bos1m Cotton Shirts
Linen shirt Collars Fancy French Muslin shiris.
SIX and bingham Umbrellas.
Sole Leather Trunks aud qualities always hand,
Al'o lndI@ Rubber Goods, Carpet Bags and Vslisss.
SHERMAN, PERSON 81 co,
so. a
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JUTtG q ItENFV 6tFttL.
SATURDAY November 80 at u ocock-Will lie sold BanE
- Arcade
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND Of Era.o and Liberty
e corner lot 81 feet front Liberty by 100 feet In dpl and
front IN Emto Three lots adjoining front Liberty
each 81 feet by O0 well filed up aud the abana plank pave
tnen haia close the and adj the
Dtyodzs NJ srke plan exhibited the Arcade
Term Oneird cash balance at g. u and Is mOnhs for
not.s bearing mortgage the properly
act Of sale before h. H. Lewis, ESD, n p. MIG