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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-11
no ALL WHOM TT MAY COYCERV

ltE isnSsGrbes T01d respectfully call the attention or
HAT? ~ 4 ~ M sE;RCHANTS, and Dealers in ss
i hhEG /! as,seTmeqt ofthe above named Goods 80
E4S which Is SECOND TO NONE I'M THE CITY
50 COMPRISING EVERY KIND AND oIJATTTrY. en-
sons about pnIcbss1 to detail bRt can honestly
WIN pe greatly to their advantage before purchasing
or the reason that they mostly all OF their own
MA NdiE ING come DIRECT FROM THEIR OWN
VII ~ q iIh az Newark N j.. and being satisfied
ba si ,ie lnhaNUtACTURERS' PROFITS feel certain
& cannot fail TO be satisfied also CATER an lspec.
uon) That the above Represented
., e DURBRIDGE & CO.,
wv ol q CusOmhOuse street up stairs.
WEATHERBY's CELEBRATED KETCHIP
SALE n not superior to the Worcestershire Sauce for
" the bottle, gallon half and whole barrel and war
ial iied 10 Keep IN climate and not oment, by
6 ul5 - BuTMAN " CO., % Front IIeyee Cd Nv
sue agents for the State OF Louisiana for the Manufacture
DORTER-2OO casks London and Dpblin Porto, in
do JOHN TooLE, Is Bank Place,
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BRUSH AIANUFACTORY e. VARIETY STORE
No. 10 Camp street.

Mo- 10 Camp street.
T HUFTY s. co. Proprie.ou of the abova estab.
- shmen take great pleasure in announcing TO the citi
z and country merchants that owing the large and very
GOODS received this Fall they now prepared to Offer
every variety OF Goods in their line, either by Wholesale or
Retail, at prices which they will met the patronage Of
the public They woad beg leave that they are en
bed to sell cheaper than any other town as their stock
Of Brushes Is received direct from their own mandatory
Just received large invoice Of the following goods
SHELL COM s. ...,,,...,... IaIasE StvJes
Ladies Ornamental Tuck Combs eGGvS
Ladies' Plain Tuck Combs tssss4
Plain and Fancy Dressing Combs: Wit4fN
Side, Temple and Neck Combs; NNiNtIMu
Children's half hoop Neck and Ear Combs HVIllWp
~ Ladies, the above assortment is so large and the
variety so great that i requires your inspection to select
Combs, In great variety. d13 1 I'm
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NEWARK ITEMS.

TINS TRos THE NEwARK MERCURY The
Sabbath > boil connected xith The Central Pres
byterian Church viii make an excursion TO Blddles
Grove on Friday.
To-day the National Gaard OF this city make
an excursion to KeypOrt, upon the steiner Jonas
Heart They leave 2, O'Clock and touch a.
Fort Hamilton. D. s.e's b ard accompany them
PAEK CHURcH This beautiful edise 10 com
Peied' ara Will We earn, be open for public Tor'
ship on the next Sabbath.
CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH The building
occupy ing the lot IN Market st. which this new
Church IL 10 be erected IL being torn down, and the
work IS % proceed forthwith.
HIGH ST. PREsBITERIAS CHURCH.-The work
men are busily engaged in forming the foundation.
This Is one Of the mos; eligible locations for
Church in this city
LUNAR HAlSBOw.-At II o o'clock Monday night
A'plendid celestial phenomenon made its appear
hnce. The moon was up about IS degrees in the
east and shower Of heavy drops Of rain coming
up flung upon the western sky the most perfec.
rainbow We have ever seen, even by the reflection
OF solar rays Those whose eyes we're not heaven
ward last night, lost uest which they may never
again have the opportunity Of enjoying. il van
shed In few minutes after IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-31

UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM MAssAcHU-
sETTs.-By an official notice from the office OF the
Secretary Of State, it appears that on Saturday, at
a special meeting Of the Council his Excellency
the Governor BY and with the advice Of the Coun-
Gil. appointed Robert c. Winthrop 70 be a Senator
in the Congress Of the United States, until the
next meeting of the Legislature OF this Common.
wealth in place OF Hon. Daniel Webster, resigned.
Six Councillors were present, and the vote OF coz
irmaton was unanimous. Should Mr. Winthrop
accept there will be three vacancies in the House
from Massachusetts VIZ ia the lat, lid aud WITH
Districts. Boston Trans Monday.
JoHs w WrBsTER-This individual Is q ma.
tive Of this city, and resided during mis- boyhOod a.
No. % Fleetst. In lsll he graduated at Harvard
University, in the same class with ex Governor
Everett Rev DR.. rockingham Dr.. Edward Rey-
noldr, Thomas G. Cary, Henry a. Fuller, and John
C. Gray, Esq In 1915 he was appointed Erving
Professor of Chemistry and Mineralogy. At the
same time be practiced medicine, 10 this city, and
resided in $50 at No Winter st. now the site OF
Grams Gymnasium and Pistol Gallery, and 10 1921
he removed to Common nov TrentOn street. and
occupied building which stood upon the site Of
the fremont house. In 1924 he removed to Cam
bridge, where he has resided till within short
period. Boston Times.
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poWEI.Ton HOUSE nEWRuRaH.

"a THE PROPRIETOR OF Ibis fsyorie and ayr caeis
- place Of Summer reson taxes pleasure In calling uas
- attention Of The NewYork public 70 The fsci thai he
now prepared for the reception and entertainment Of eih
,rsnsient or permanent bosrderh Pie high estimation
which bis house held by families who have spent tho Sun
ner months there be sure will render an extended noss
ofs peror attractions point location scenery dvss
dc unnecessary 10 this particular i has no equh on ths
Hudson River The arder bereofore. viii DO supplied
Ionner facilities Tor reaching Newburgh BY stesmbos<s
here Eve trains Of cars passing daily eher r fros
Tor SELECTION Of rooms IIel6 2m'I O. DONALD
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Ipdiana-No. IL. ...secret Orders.
..,o.A.... Of Tha Tribune

Correspondence
sHElByvILLE Friday, July IL 1885,
Ma. GREELEY: This will be sui geAerts letter
Ipever,swa letter anywhere giving any account
Of the history and progress OF the Secret Orders In
the West. At future time may give their his
tory. will now give something OF their statistics.
About 1918 the frat Grand Lodge Of the Masonic
Order was held in this State. There then were
5 blue Lodges, and 1875 members In 1928. 2s
Lodges, and 654 members ls9s, 10 Lodgea 513
members. The Morgan excitement brOk up many
Of the Western Lodges. We have now 90 Lodges,
aI79 members This shows that the Order has
not added rapidly or heavily to its membership.
The Order of Sons Of Temperance added more to
heir membership last year than the entire mem
ber.hip of the Masonic Order. 1t IT, however,
true. that the Masons are the first the naaentisl
men Of the State and OF the country, oOutn ana
West and everywhere.
The Sons Of Temperance have existed some
thing over four years in Indiana. They now have
above 800 Divisions, aRd over IL, 600 members-
Thew are molding the morals and habits of the
people 10 great exten, and very iavorsbly.
The first Lodge OF the Odd Fellows was estab
hshed In this state in 1885. 10 lst9 the Order
Numbered 10 the State % Lodges, and 2,665 con-
tieurpg member, with q total revenue Of
41162la IL will be seen that the Order has
done rel IN Indiana. Tue Cadets OF Temperance
number ?, 500 the Daus hters about the same. They
Ae new organizations 10 the West
The Masonic Order is most aourlshiDg South in
Texas, Tennessee, and Louisiana
These Orders ali exercise much influence
over society aud Of their tendency in that direction
may speak what know in future letters espe.
cisly OF the Masonic Order EUREKA.
tB We object to Designating the Sons, Daugh.
terra and Cadets ofrenPsrance as Scent Orders
Essentially. they are not cd
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POWERS STATUE OF Ma C.ruorx r..
CAeriesiSa Courier Of FRIDAY, saws, /, !. x,te
much regret that We announce that hi. worI ~
ART on which IL was Known Mr. Power, h.S az
pended extraordinary labor and himself
h one Of the hnest productions Of his ch,sI ~.
been Iost IL was on board the ship EIzahS,s
which vessel was Lost OF Fire Island on her pass
Age from Lsghorn TO New York We learn,n.,
Ne statue was insured in this city FOR TIE som ~
$500 and we are gras6ed TO learn ihs. the O,,ri.
ctc gentleman who first originated and carried an,
he kea Of preserving a memorial Of oar deceased
and lsnented Statesman, viii not saitsr ia a De
sahis. sense, while are sure that any sacri6ce
soadls'e besa willingly maze 10 have preserved
4 iros distraction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-31

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sp cial Term
Before Judge Dsly.-Alerander hdmiaskt vs..
Mary Ann KdminskI.-Order.
Ha6eas COrpts.-A writ was sued out by Jacob
Ersott, directed to James and Emily Kneas, re-
curing them to produce the person Of Marietta En-
eo,t. daus liter Of petitioner, whom, it is alleged
they unjusty detain, Sc. Mr.. and Mrs. E. II is
said claim the child by right OF indensure. The
writ was allowed
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SUMMER RETREATS.

NIRWBURGH SUMMER RETREAT Several
j Nfamles can yet be accommodated with pleasant airy
al this house. which for healthy ocauon osaauiu
scenery and pleasant drives DOT surpassed The Hudson
River Reierence-R0B ERr LOWoEN ESQ ll5 Wall
Ct New.York. yS0l- l. ?. DODGE, Proprietor.
NEW-LEBAnON SPRINGS colt nslA
kNHALL-Tbis Hotel has been greatly enlarged by a.
immense wing making i enure length about SO feet and
capable OF accommodating 500 visitors ve,y large nun
Der OF rooms taken for the by families and per
haps place combines many attractions for health and
pleasure
81 Iaking The morning by the Eew-Haven and
Holsatonc Railroad, or Hudson River Railroad via Hud
son passengers arrive al the Springs 81 81 O'Clock IN The
,nernoon. Fare through only " 50 Ie2ed
DORTLArD HOTEL, ON fnE HlGhLANDs
4 or NAVEsINk.-This house 10 just completed and
open for ysitol II affords splendid prospect OF the
ocesn, and combines all the enoymens OF couery IFS
fishing, sailing osolng dthghifol Walks and drives coed
sea bfeezes highly conducive comfort and health I've
sail from the city, by the John Hart at tho foot Of
Pecksp h R. or the Edwin Lewis, II the foot Of Robz
son.st N. r. Boarding 81 a day.
fvl5 lms J. FLETCHER Propnstor.
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WINDOW SHADES! SILf CORNlcLs pAA
NPERY hUsLiNs ke.-Ysmifiss a0oai f1rn fnlhg
heir windows with he above srucies VII md =
WOODPORDs, 2s5 Brosd~sy, the Sgesi ana oen -
soruerl IL he dry several syl loo orver oeiore nnS
lueee IN Eew.YOfk Laes and m1sln curtsrs onpoy
tassels loops pima banda eorniees Ne fsn 81 20.
hnxips Of DE subscrber may rely upon sefnng nfs[s
r-.-i~ .rs Al Iov AZ n possible 10 In po or nsna
are II Merchants O0ying Al Wholesale VII sna hassse1s
10 tbstT sdvzrase 20 cal oe,oSe garenasnE 80 s
NbNbbtht -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-31

NIOTItk-Ths seed business coaoaesed ~ mo isie
~ BeID6EHAN BROTHERS, al The Old s,znd. s7t
Brosd gsY cor Eighieenth o. JOSEPH BhiDCEAAh
10 sss seen r attend The for some years. VII
sftend 10 customers az usuA and 10 s1horzod 70 fecsye
ara collect All eebls Due he establishment
ALFRED BRlDGEMAn lErsea.o,s
,si9 a.vSm- ANDREW BRlOGEAAN
Inn AAI,E CHRAP-A pruning onos, compnGne
Ssr prssssa snd essryhing aecssssry for 700 wofk o.
rr.ntins paper Any vishinx " engage N ne soove
ka.tness Nh sod is worthy Of attention. fhe business
-. - Ioog sstabnshsd hes large perouagA md VI
- - AZ sserfhce ne owner unable, IRON scknes4
N CONTINUE he bastness Tor n psucnlars sddsess boS
LA n Y. PostOfcsL Uis "
@oUUIssION PAPER WAREHOUSE
Iof3n G ROBERTS, lUz John 81 o9srs fof sale ~,
1900 reans blue and whis ruec cap and etsr paper h
. .od Whole .esrs Of Eagle Mills Coz brand
aoo5 r.sns good straw psper. crown add folio size.
400 rag
500 gross blas and white ooanes bosrdskc Ne y5 lv-
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DIVIDENDS.

OgyIcE NORWICH AND WoRcEsrER RAILloADco(
DOCKS FOR sUBsCRIPTiON q he fr.lsr.s
ID stocE OF this Company will be opened 90 ne lib ns
Al The Transfer oice,tT MsrwiD, Transfer Aksntl 10
Nerchap,P Exchange, New-York, and remain opsn to
gxfy DAYS thereafter Books for such Subscription
will be closed until the 10Th OF January next
Az persons who subscribe 40 Aforesaid, and psy - pc
cent On he preferred stock viii be entitled 70 he dividend
be declared In January neIi their preferred Hoek
which enorve. four shares Of old Tor each share d
rs,s Of Der cent on an ns!amsuu from he q last uo
WIS so, Clerk ~ aud w. RAilrosi Co
nIyIDgND-Ths Pre.iden, and Director. Of NE Nor:
dividend nom earnings Of The Company o. the '.ie
Of ten cent per snnum on me amount Psa 10 90 ne
oeshoSsr. or heir +. representatives on and sher The 9Th
ssy Of August next he Office q The Company ysT'ey
civ The Transfer books Of said preferred stocf VIII Be
closed from The A inst until AGf Sas f f5i Eof s:s
Morris Canal oses, Jerey City July H. ls5c iY24 Aus
NIEW.YOKk AND hAkLEA RAILROAD CON.
cspita stock Of this Company at the rate Of per
cent will paid 81 the cfee OF the Company, fyoo
The usnsfer book Of he old stock win be closed from
Saturday,, z7h July. at O'Clock NJ; until Wednesday
August, 10 o'clock An60atsd Jay % ESQ
nIyIDEND.-NoRWIcH AND WoRcEsrEB
DRAlLRoAD Co.-fhis Company has declared div.
dend Of two and one-quaftef per eeos on he prssee
sIoe. q SAID cSms.ny os's he .oes .asoesssa sse
once Of tie Company 10 MercssntS Erehsngs New
York, 90 The l5h inst Per order GEO. l. Pkkklns,
Norwich Conn July 10, 1880. Iyl2SwI fren
hIVlDEND-The President and Directors OF ns.'
~ Jersey Railroad and frsnsportanon CompaaJ lave
this dsy declared semi annual dividend OF lo Per GO.
PAYABLE 10 NE sock holders the.r % 70
sncf he la OF August next The Transfer ooon -
1900 f,orn m. lotb inst unIl that cayJ1l y, ItS
iylSlm' n >. sOO ma :. -
nIyIpEcDIrHE BROOKLYN AMP JLsAlcA
Dhs,'ro.a compsny have mis- day declared s.aniscna
. .s1so5 Of hree and orehzi per cent Paysois on sne
,ner Ttursdsy, lsth July. rhs uansisr 9oen VI ~
e,osed uurl hat day. kObEhf hAhi fteS
New YoTf, July II, 1889. Ubs
IIRINY ARD SCHENECTADY RAILROAD
n rouPANY-Nolice 10 here9y gwen ins me transfer
hooS, on hs Company ~i be eosed from he 80 test TO
he "a August inclusive preparatory 70 ine psyneni OF
NvSsnd 70 be declared psysoe 90 Ne lsl proIirno-
J,Isnedl Il FOSTER Jr socrcsAry.
Albany, July 10, 1850. DHt Aez
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MORRIS CANAL AND BANhING COW.
wi PANY -HOucs 10 hefeoy given 70 me suDscribers -
De pr-fred stock u Inc Morris Csns sod BANKING Con-
u.ny hal he fJufh bssmen OF leo dollars per snafe WI
e able 90 ls Of August DexI 81 he once OF ne
psny 10 jersey City. Subscribers IN Philadelphia Bal
nmore and wsshnsson vii pay q u. ohse Of y W.
Clark Co. T. hAhsh, rrcsf.nt
Jsrs-y City, July ., 1850. UaA1l
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LAW COURTS.

SUPREME COURr-In Cham b ers-Hdbeas
CO,gss-AntOihe F. R0sal vs.. OtteUlOno Gori and
Catherine R0sai-To recover, by a father, he
care and custody Of bis child, already referred to.
The parties appeared for = hearing, according to
adjournment but the examination, on account OF
the severe heat of the weather and other causes,
was further postponed.
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AUCTION SALES.
3. 0AlDINEk, AacuoneeF.
RY BALDWIN GARDINER.
A n sEhNIN AncIo1ce
lkY BANGS, PLATr Sc 60. store - Arcsewy.
Particular attention ztvcr 20 be sale q frtyh< kofs
tes Cash advances made ~a-ndos.red
xrU.ypaE


MONDAY, Sept z tsA
Tue undersVned snpoanc me u.sl aE0ULAR fkAp1
SALE Of BoOas, Paper, Stationery, stere-NPe fls,ss
Binders hserialA ke 20 commence 90 ho0dsy, the 90
OF September ard 10 Be cordnct the sane resos
cots The lasi ore. snc sold on the following erma WI
Or all purchases ron the whole catalogue Amounting 70
VS. sra upward, four snt stx mon hs credit on por-
ehsfes from he whole estSoku ess Than 80 snd more
nan too oor months credl ard al purchases oss ,han
tV@ essa discoani of sue per ceni VII be allowed On
a. purchases exceeding tLea
They request hal invoices he catalogue he furnished
rmedsiey, - ae printing wiz be commenced 81 al carry
day.
fhe Usual cash .avanee. viii 30 maze 90 receipt Of
goods when desired BANGS, PLArr co.
90 sroadway
AT rRIvArs sALE-Boen's Popular LAbr.ry ssnes.-
Complete ses Of these very desrsble and sec
offered 10 The trade and othera the Stand
ard Library, 81 vols; the scienuhc Library, vols he An
uquNtkn Library Is vos the Classical Library, II vols;
and the illustrated Library (new seres including Lodges
Portraits Of llusttous Personsgcs % Great Brian fhs
volumes acid separately n desired cew usi has jus;
been issued u the various WORKS, and may be bad 81 ne
store -
Junius Letters with al tho noes Of woodfsrs ed.ncc
schlegals Lectures Modern History, LsnH'ine's HE
tory OF TIE French kevolunon Humboirs Views OF Ne
nure Hand Boob OF Games. and new spd poousF uansa
tons o. sophoces, rschylus, Artssoue Lonpises sne
Virgil
2vols svo; Ewbenks Hydraulics and Aechsnics John
sons Farmers Encyclopedias, Gncnous grea. wors GO
Mich Co~s fhaers Principles Of Agriculture De TocQas-
yle's Democracy IN America Liou's songsier Sennesrs
Double Ertrv Bookkeeping svo and Wis-s Asronsnucs
Dr. Fishers Work ca Small Pos and Vsroloid, 40, wiz
colored plaies.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

VACATION MosIH-The Board Of Aldermen al.
journed Monday night, per resolution, TO the lst
Monday OF September.
Judge Morse has announced 10 the bar that he
will not bold any. Special Term or Chambers Of the
Supreme Court at the City Hall after the lss Mon
day of August, until the lst Monday Of Septic nber
The Oyer and Terminer has adjourned for the
term.
IO.oT o. Fan election was held at Monta
que Hall, on Saturday evening" for the cho ,sing Of
a District Deputy Grand Master for the District Of
Khgs, Southern New. York, when |. P s Briant
Esq. was duly elected.
Music AT the Public School No. 2, Yorks.
this afternoon, At O'Clock. there will be an exam.
nstion of the classes in Vocal Music, under the di
rection Of Mr.. Wells one OF the teachers Of this
important science In the Public Schools Of this city
CAPTURE OF BELcRoFI-OEcers Folk and
Hicks left this city Saturday afternoon 10 search
OF Jonathan Beecroft, charged with an assault and
battery, with an attempt 10 kill the late William
q. Parker, and who escaped from the custody Of
the Ulcers some days since. They proceeded 70
Albany, where they obtained infJrmation that
Beecroft, in company with Mrs Parker. her three
children and one Of his Own, had left on Saturday
At II O'Clock fr Rochester on their way 70 Toronto
On Sunday evening they took the express train
for Rochester, where they arrived yesterday morn
ing about seven O'Clock. Al the dep6: they found
Mrs Psrker's goods marked for Toronto. They
forthwith secured tire services OF two Rochester
officers and in q close carriage proceeded 70 the
steamboat landing. Here the posse remained COO
oeAled in the c'rrisge some fifteen or twenty
minutes, when the happy family and their goods
were discovered approaching the landing. Bee
croft was pointed out 70 the officers who secured
him, and officers Folk and Hicks told him thai bis
presence was required 10 Brookly n. and forth with
proceeded TO put him in irons de surrendered
very quietly and begged that the irons might be
tab OF, that be would return peaceably with the
officers bot he hsd forfeited all confidence and
not 10 be trusted. De wasimmedis,ely taken
into the express train cars to Albany. srriVins 70
this city at an carry hour this mnrnins. Mr.. b. 10
Dow securely lodged in Jail. Mrs. Parker al me
request of Beecioft msde immediate PrePsrsiion
To re'UTn to Brooklyn ard wss IN follow BY the al
terpoor tram Advertiser, Tuesday
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OR. HKArONs HERNIA INFfRMARY,

receive psasnis &c formerly De continue. 70 attend per-
rensiy 20 tie nature and speedy of Hernia or Hnp
ure Vshoeele scrotocels hydrocele ke also diseases
Of females Truss-s arc disp>nse1 win 10 al easss.
Applications nusi be made 81 re once and res'denee.
EIsse5- are, Boston 81 sweodos
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SCHOOLS.


NIALE BOARDING SCHOOL, Wlou Coo.
Vlneeucut-ABEL WHIrLoCk. Pn6ciPal-y1ens
DESTROYS placing their for educaon 70 an insutnnon
oserip superior Inducements will please give attention 70
the present opportunity: M w respectfully rsqassn
peIuss Of his circular, bv which u whi DO ioand ms Al
are furnished pupils and neud-
ed 10 The terms which modersteIhose under " YEAR,
OF age beug received Al vs. per quarter fne oudng
erec cd BY the Principal In ls49 every eommodous
and aapgem complete for forty pupls-thy are now
Tho elevated aud retired and 70 easy
OF access 10 New city, being miss from Norwsk
Depot ofNew-York and New Haven Railroad and 30 mice
from New-York Circulars with list Of New York patrons
10 whom reference made bs had al 1873 Broadway
76 Bowery and 764 Chahamst N. Y. JyS 90
ERENCB BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
l. Madame HIx has removed her French and Cngise
gosrdlnx and Day School rom I Canol-pscs 70 l0l
81 NAks place near rirstav. Yhe location u opsa
and airy, with Q large Eafden and The hooss, . double
sae with modern copvonionco. She invites those
having dan shtsrs for whom they desire thorough snd
srstcass educsian In all branches 70 call and sxsmins
hoy tesumoniss ehs has had oommied 10 her care NE
Of many Of The Leading families Of s city and
san reSgr 10 all ny1u
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REMOVAL.

n -
Dhss removed bis consulting Offices 70 liz Grand 81
door west OF Broadway, where be attends Once eoosal
tations and operative surgery exciusvey, 0ce hoare
from 10 to and 70 9 evenings
The publishing Office OF The Scslpelh 81 Assos-Hoase.
ty4 I'm
DKMOyAL.--L H. MOORE L co ycbbeu Of SIN
Hand Lace Goods have removed 10 the oia ~ Broad
way corner OF Cedarst and recsiyng tne Yell cup
Div OF Mus1ua Embroiderss Lscss Gloyea bboas,
WINNINGS ard small wares 10 which they invite We sieo
non on buyers 1sT lmD&Ws
DRMOvAL.-DRs cHlLDs& FORD have removed
Iltbeir Office TO 50 Chsmbersst Office hours rom 70 10
O'clock A NJ and rom 10 and 7 to 8, Pm
they have opened q Medical aud surgical lnhrmary,
where the poor will be attended gstuoasy 90 Tuesdays
Yhursd ava and Saturdays, from 7 10 III oclockt ~
DR. Chds will give particular attention. 70 dssssss OF shs
cheat, lungs and heart ..,
cases generally. Ub I'm
DEmOvAL.-Dn LUrENEk, Aunst has rs.noyse
II bis ofco non $50 TO 25s Srosdway entrance u " r.
rop-sl Office ho1rs in future nom MI
Sixteen ysArs OF successful practice VI al diseases OF Ne
Ear enables him 10 oil deafness unpcssAni noieso
and Of The Ear provided The nerve and drum -
References OF the undoabed kind can be seea as
ofcs All ei.ers must be postpaid CONSULTATION fee ~
mall or otherwise 81. LyhAW'I U fn
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CALIFORNIA.
JAMES II. GOODMAN,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

COMMISSION MERCHANT,
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
WILL GIVE his attention 10 tho sale of
w ALL KINDS o. PROPERTY
Designed for tha; kukeI
aETEREScEs.
nsssrs J. n. HOYT sOH, New.YorG
YOUN0s 4 HOWELL, Nsw-Yorf
JOHN WILLIAMS 4 co. Rochester, NIX.
BILL 4 GOODMAN, do. do.
CHARLES N. LIE, ESQ DO. ds
GEORGE r. CLARKE, Esq do. de-
Mr. NJ g. HAWLEY, Buffalo MY.
Mr. JANIS w. slBLEY, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mr. W BACEUs, Detroit Mich
GEORGE A GIBBS, Es9 Chicago, III
Hesrs PAGE BACON, 81 Louis, No
EDGELL, PEASLEY 4 co. 81 Louis Ne.
WHIrTEMoRE, RUrHERgoRp GO rosee
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V'WINk TRADE. "A TRAyERS co "a MAIDEN
lsle, \. Y manufacturers aud importers OF Irvine,
oder for sale helsge best sssortn en Of Foreign snd
Domestic T~Le 10 The United sstes which hey Will eel
Tor cash or approved peper 81 the lowest mAEe p1ces
Any kino OF Tvine made order Aso, flax Hemp and
TYNE makers materials always on hsnd Our stock CON-
prises ole hundfed and fry varieties OF Irvine Of all
szes coors and grsdes Merchants requested 70 call
and examine for themselves A TRAYERS co.
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