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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-27

PLAclDR's VARlrTlEs.-Ths popular place Of resi- n
cpeos nsxt Saturday night, with the talented Monpasi
troupe - liz leading attraction The marked feature
racdss last winsr not attempting too much, ant
dong whal did well. be patronage extended to it
Nepostienaby much larger than 10 any other place
amusement In the city and hope and doubt not it ha
snsousassd The liberal preparations for yxor
on winter campaign.
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ID ied

On Wednesday morning, November %, at O'Clock. AT
the harity Hospital after long sickness, SISTER MARY
EDMOND FARRELL, native Of RoxUrry. Mass, aged %
years.
pspe please
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er. OzARLss THsArRk.-Lsst night was Mis- Logan
bsnsdt and asssmbaxe sraced the
We Do mot like either tragedy. Adelgtha the comedy
Ths Jealous WIFE, Ii would require list OF unusually
good aco in the dssnt characters make The pieces 90
Of we'll And think Mis Logan did herself injustice ii
IL sescon of them for her benefit She really very
pus actress. and improving with rapidly which com
plnsnssy 70 bet talent and application.
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For tie Iarif.-A large meeting, said to have
been composed of the leading democrats Of Berks
county, Pa, WAS held at Reading on Monday week
hast. DR.. Muhlenberg presided, assisted by fifteen
Vice Presidents and thirty-eight Secretaries. The
speakers were William Strong, +. w. Hughes and
H. A. MuhleDberg. A committee of twenty five
was appointed to draft resolutions. The feeling in
favor Of tariff protection was very strong, and reso-
lutions recommending modification OF the tariff,
= democratic measure, and a. an act of justice
to PeDnsy lvania. were unanimously adopted.
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BoLsRoox SALoon-Ths Oystsu open rich. fat. dali
ees Thssss no nsossiv for better Phi has recsv,d
hon NswYork. BY the Union. frsah Lobsien, Goldfish
Hahat. etc., which will be served no To- day and
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CLOTHING, ETC.
Norris r. Way,
NO. % CAMP STREET,
u Have received their usual splendid assortment Of
FINE FASHIONABLE FALL AND WINTER
CLOT HING,
and fully prepared the reputation they have hitherto
enjoyed throughout the South for superiority OF msnuao
for the and discrimination displayed In the selection
Of their goods. Besides their usual stock OF
Fine French Black Cloth Dress and FP0ck Goats.
of the latest and popular have also hand
extensive and varied assortment Of
Fancy Coats,
among which are the following
Superior Blue Cloth Dresi Goats, with metal Buttons
Do. Fancy ceored Cloth Pompadour sacs;
Do. do. do. Froek, and Sac Ffocks
Do Blue Beaver Cloth Sac Frocks;
together with Business Of description Of
adapted climate of the later, style Of msnuiac'
49,. Also...
10 receipt OF large stock Of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
unequaed for aud durability Their friends respectfully
Invited call and examine the stock q Camp street, under the
| City Hotel Int 2pu NORRIS WAY.
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IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING F.!

S1OO,OOO w Orth OF FasnfOnaDlo
CLOTHING AT RETAIL.
.fLfTeA .xlI,s1'Oe r. Co.'s
ONE PRICE STORE,
No. "a MAGAZINE STREET, corner OF drawer.
We would inform our friends public general that
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, ETC.,
a. bss 1, and s s. " as q % esa
call and examine Our immense sales are brought
sSss. the
lied represented be- Perfect sasAoOn is what we aim
GsSs s "a.
s1s % Ss Pan s. eSesd.ns bns
s..iscion tha, we may article. in
line to call and examine our assortment
The following is only partial list Of articles;
Frock and Dress COats'
French and English Black Cloth Dre. pnd Froes Coats
90 Give ssH SS
De DO Black and Fancy c0lOrsd Cloth Walking Coats
$ssi e. ~ Cloth @ %
md R,s.i Coat,
Do B sS S Gray Ss
Be- sps" 5iss GS sS9 ard Ssn
Do Do Blue, Brown and DraD Pilot Cloth sass'
| Blanket Coats:
Be- &C. Blue do eSSG asd Gray DO
p second quality c.,s,, O. g .na ps DO
French English aud Amsresn Poss and Pal.so
Do do DO DO DO do DO P Po6ss'''''
| Cloaks:
Bs:. and and R bss fh t S1 as, quality
Fancy Sill. and Satin Vests, a. qualities
s sss sss s cssr AK Cloth Vests
| French Doessin and Cashmere do DO
White dsrssiI.s and Buff ca,hmer. do do
II We ask particular assortment of very rich
WEDDING and soiREE VESTS also, new style Jenny Lind
Vests.
French Black Dosssn and Cashmere Panialoon'i
sshfy Gray and
ssya sssss Nd sass; T., Ss., P pA"saoo"''
GentIemsn's Furnishing Goods
Tas soa 5ay .t G0 sS,, s's s all qS''
chsss aud Cotton Hesory Night Shirts, qualities
a s aao ,u GSaa Isle and Fpnuol Shirts
ss r Red s ssa S %5 HaSssirifs
S9ss. r u ali he s"a a P.% a. Mna s
Hal1-Hose. ,,,,...
All Wool Msrino and Lambs Wool Hose, all qualities
British Thread, Silk nd Isle Thfssa DO Do
Shaker. knit anC country knit all wool do do
Boys and childr.n's olothing,
Boys, Black, Blue Brown and Olive Cloth PI0' si
E o Dc c,.; T. ,,,,.,. Do Sss'' ''
Dc fI:ss S' saa ! sssss Tweed Jackets;
Do Bsa1s Pilot HtSa Cadet and Blanket o,srco.,
Chdren's Black and Fancy Colored Cloth Suits;
Do do Blue, Brown and Olive Polka Jackets
Do Cloth and Tweed Toss and Sac Coatsi
Do Black aud Fancy coored Cashmere Psntsloonsf
Bovs' do do do
DO Black nc Colcred Silk aud Satin Vests;
do White and CoGred Marelles Vests
GlOvesi
Black White and Colored Kid Gnyes
Cashmere aerieo S and Ii.o Thread Gloves;
fire and heavy Buck Gloves, different SIZES
, SUSPENDERS, of various kinds.
Silk and Satin Cravats:
it.cs sud Fancy Silk and Satin travats
Do Italian Cravats, from 80 In ~ inches;
| Linen and Si'k Handaerchies;
, | White -nt CO'ored Linen Boiicrei fsrhkercnies;
Beat spitalhed, India BandHna Ponsee Handkerchief
Trunks, ValiSes, Carpet Bags, ETC.
COTTON AND SILK UMBRELLAS.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
| ONE PRICE FOR GOODS AND NO DEVIATION,
ALFRED MUNROE co.
pA.dsWH ~ Magazine s.ss.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
Al. O4eA


r ESOLVED, That the Collectors of Taxes on
Real Estate, Slaves etc. be and hereby directed
and instructed return the Treasurer of this Municipality
all tax bills remaining unpaid the first Of December 1921
Resoird further That the Treasurer be and hereby
instructed to place in the hands of the Attorneys OF this
9cpay Tor suit within days from the receipt IRON the
Tax Collectors the tax bills of all solvent parties. Ia,
Res0tped further, That the Attorneys Of this Muncpay
hereby instructed institute suit within ten on al
bills hands Tor collection BY the treasurer
aud to force collect The law will admit
Passed October IA 3d. J. II. CALDWELi. PRESIDENT.
Approved October II, 1851. A. ID. CROSsMAN, Mayor.
DROUGHT TO the Pound of the First Ward,
- Second Municipality. corner Of Annunciaton N
and Robin Streets 20, kAxN
A MARE PONY, about 10 hands high, dark NSA
bay color, shod short no other mark brand
visible.
ABAY MARE PONY, about II hands high long tail
name, shod. white place the fore head other
brand visible
RED or SORREL PONY. about 10 hands high, not
shod, white the face. other mark or brand
visible.
Il not claimed before SATURDAY. December 5, they
will be sold at PUBLIC auction by T. j. Spear, the usual
lime and place WI VIZ j A H Frs Lieutenant
NswOr!sans, November 81, 1851. Nh 8tl0d
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WAo New Orleans Daily Crescent,
u oIHcR NJ. IS ST. CHARLBs sTRREr,
VIII regularly zvsd subscrbs tha Lafayette
- ely hour svery day, lsonday encepsd for es
payable TO ths Office, Or Is cents week. payable 10
TERMS OF ADvEkTIsING:
From ad al thin the following Of charges
tss hnes IN pear, Will be invariably adhered to- viz;
~ 1on In III cases
evoy Subsequent 81
the second charged each day.
liberal discount viii be with advertise by III
yesroE q
AL Advertisements Married will DO published month
eAasgsd accordingly.
Ths csosat has sIcDs claims upon advertisers medium
public Its circulation, which
hands Of The present proprietor
D and rapidly The ncrease, through the dull
juss ctosed-
0etabsf -. f16t
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Thankssivng Day will Be- honoFed thu morning Al die
Shadss oy one OF the Lunches we rad Of See the bill.
~ referring to another column. something may be found
q Ne wonderful virtues Of Dr. ehemans Rupture WASH
We have frequently heard said tina, there was NO cure 70,
but we never thought because We believe there
ssonsthing provided for he relief Of all inrmitss
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Rich CNr2DetiMg.

RlCN tlIFpCtlNS.
IL Recently Of superior Velvet
Wilton Tapestry PETING Of English and American manufae-
|
Cboice Styles Tapestry Brussels.
DO do do Imperial 3-py Ingram. .
and all Woo lngrans
Floor Oil Cloth Mating, "a l6 Bsze Stair Rods, ETC.
CHlTTENDEN CAMERON, Carpet Wareroons,
MI 62p Chartres and " Cnstomhouse st.
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I EFT IN THE BAKERY OF MRS. II BURDGE, 257
IL Spring street, pair of Gold Speetacles which the
have application.

ATA FULL MEETING OF COMPANY d. WASHING
"A Rifemen held At their Head Quarters Eagle Hail.
he 10Th inst comntee appon ted to draft reso!u
oepton and splendid entertainment of whilst
visit Alba1y The committee reported tho follow
adopted, and ordered to be uhiished -
Whereas the Washin Rihemen, New York for the
nrt time were V invitation called upon to visit Of
Whereas tho Kindness received only officers
the corps which did honor 70 vite
vas Of such character as 70 call forth public ackno
keeoved, That Honor Mayor Perry be preseated
most grateful ackno for the
and kind reception extended to Company d. Washington
Resolved That Captain Trigger officers and members
sfthe Rife Company Of Albany tender most heart
reception and entertainments during short
yt Albany We proud and honored in having made
70 Albany will s forgotten and hope the time may
not he distant when we may prove our gratitude
guests for their noble
at the dinner the 2h inst, and especially to
Resolved Te the Quartermsster indebted for the
most eomfortnbs quarers provided for company at
StsSwix HsnAthe proprietor and ouartsrmaster left
Resolved That TO Mr. Smith. Of the Halfway House, we
vided at or. target frin on his grounds.
Resolvee That the committee in want Of words to
their Of deep and lasting gratitude to the Fire
escort they honored WITH TO the tesmboat the
eonfered.isis, indeed, bright sp,t in memory.
k.:olysd That to Captain Desroot. Of the stsambo,t
his kind attention during trip to Abanythe to
Captain Of the Manhattan our return trip and last
members of the New York Brass Band,
for their sweet and excellent music and their gentle manly
ington Brass Band Of the City Of Albany.
fnGi fhRT g. PAafk e afsssrs LIEUT. LIEUT. T. GsoFE ss5TE
COMMITTEES
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TO rAIIoRs w. n srrNsuErs DESIRES TO AN

ITO TAILoRs w. srINsNErs DESIRES TO AN
nounce 10 the ls les piteal y thotee gagged In the
readvr ade cotln. sucnt uat h Is now prepared
TO furnish patterns description % lots suitabe
for rcntencn wear having been With tire nj
aud Ia strict accordance with the saIing
hshons The sTes from thirty 70 forty inches,
corr,cy prorortonsd and marked tiat person OF
limited IN cutting successfufly ant
then 10 bust The peto EN- races from
drets ard froch coats "Nersl styles and all Sizes sack
COATS also any Rnd business coats surtouts and all
various ~, les ges OF vests
merely ssceainnr the sre Of the customer the ratter G
~ onct 80 hend and The garments be In
nuus end vi equal rot geeatsr csetanty of httins
han bv methot All OF The abovs furnbed
iew hour notiec or single patterns order bv ar
pheauon ei,er p.r.onal ~ hy note, frost raidl 10
W. H. sflkEMETS, No. q COurtiandt street
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JIOTAIN0.

CAsT orr CToIHING, FURNITURE, FANCY
" prcssHs, y rsarms. Watches ard Jeweiry vnnted.-
IL hty ct' qad the usual price received
above ni.E atlon IN the subscrihr will
tend By appointaaert. Ladies Attender BY Mrs. Phillips
3. l.. PHILLIPS, No. 2 Park place
(NAsT orr CLOTH INC AND FURN ITURE WANTED
" The highest price can be obtained by ladies and ese-
men who have left OF Clothing Furniture
Tor j. J.IEvFNsTfN AS Brosdvav m sxairs.
Ladies attended 10 by Mrs. Lsvenstyn.
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THE TURF,

IINIoN COURSE, L I.-rRoTTIEG.-TUEsDAYA AU-
sust 49, at 5ocloek-Purse Of $50; mile hsatsi beet
three in five 20 wagsns wagons weigh 500
The following horses are entered FOnner enters
H. Garter enters IN Maid Queen Isaac Woodruff enters
Eepdeeri T. q. enters g. Linda John Crooks enters
Goliah J. d. heManus enters b. Night Hawk WIN.
Wheelsp enters shackelback stages viii be in readi-
Course, from IL to o'clock. Fare each 23 cents
JOHN l. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
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ASSURANCES.

TUE BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE 0onPANY-
.oArchAnts Exchange Wall street. New York-hAve their
eaptl las also handsome surpus invested in the most
Uadoubted securities and continue buildings
furniture and other property vessels In
Yert their favorable other
WILLIAM ELLswoRTH. Pre- idsaA
ALra I'd q. HrrvEra. eoretarv.
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RE ESTAURANTs.

EIxTD FAcTs-TBAT sHELLEY's MAGNIFICENT
saloons are the popular resort Of the town. that Shell
leys hugstwnney Soup worthy OF his restaurant
the oct superior article Of food offered tn epubo
and that Sheleys Little Neck CLANS the
and o CLANS and that Wizard Of the North
h going 10 take the town BY storm.
CHEILEYs MADRAS NULLIGATAwNY SOUP WITH
~ Or Tail, Turt and Soup la Refine, will be ued
all the week at his ell
hs ooonets and those salt tender and refreshing
Neck CLANS. A Lasoar chef de cuisine.
II AIDES DEPARTMENT AT SHELLErs', ENTRANCE
IL door this side of Christ Church Of Broad
In Anthony street. Ladies and gentlemen procure
dinners and suppers served In cool private saloons from
bill OF fare comprising all the choice dishes ol the
SHELLEYs RESTAURANT, COVERING 7umo SQUARE
~ feet Of Eurfac to New York what the Rocher De Can
Gale T. TO the Paans the grand resort de touts monde
tempted thther by those delicate favored Massachusetts,
Bay oysters aud thousand other artstically prepared
dhe with those eurosss Of vintage peculiar 10 the oel
lars OF this magnificent restaurant.
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

nIssoLUTION.-THE Co-PARTNERsnIP HERETO
fore existing between the subscrbers under the firm of
Denisons West Durkee is hereby dissolved by mutual
consent Mr. b. G. West retiring fr6In the same All ba,
transactions Of said hr. and all debts owing said
firm 60 be settled with the remaining partners who alone
authorized to sen the firms and by
whom all indebtedness Of the firm will be pad.New York
August 10, 1851. slned,
FY. DURKEE. c. g. DEM ION
The subseribers have this day formed partnership under
the title of Denison, purkee Co. at No Isl Reade street.
for the sale Of Wines LIQUORS, and Teas-New York. Au-
gust Is 1851. A. DENlsON, IF. DURkEE.
G.. s. DENIsON.
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MATRIM0NIAL.

NJ ATRIMoNY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
NY Lawton, Of London, having arrived
In Boston, will send TO address, receipt dollsr
post paid plain directions TO enable ladies gentlemen
win the devoted affections Of the opposite The
pu. 20 That Al may os mA.1ed irrs-
not least can be arranged with such and dscaoy
that detseton impossible Address Professor Lawton.
Boston Mass No letters taken from the Post Once unless
the postage Is paid.
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DANCING.

n ENRY WELLS q SISTERS DANCING ACADEMY.
n SuyvesAnt Insttute, $50 Broadway to open the
18th September H. Wells and his sister Nine. H. Cisvel
devote themselves solely teaching private dancing They
asd a the best schools private teachng France and
they have sdapted'a new sysem, with the view TO
Of acquiring the most graceful and anished depor
All the waltzes. quadrilles &C. will be taught
An sbe simplest and most Apply 70 II.
Wells Sister Of September from ten to twelve
"A n. and from three TO hve P.M
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1871 FALL cLoTurSa.-wE WOULD RESPECT

ISh1 fhlL CLoTufNG.-wE WOULD RESPECT
sOS fully invite Western aud Southern merchants
20 cs snd look through stock Of m winter
our assortment Prepared Tor te aprroaehlnx sssso,
sreter IN extent and variety than has ever been
oy any house IN the trade Our erertions and
ior trppyfus everything thst is slegans and
nN wei - swing 20 the ht and dnsh %
e otst optcm work. IL be duly appreciated
IN the great rereafe of sales al sestoss
ouuntt as We constantly from customers the
saDf reports thai our earnents slwsys meet clcau
Nnd ready sale. besides dternined be nnder.os
~ no house N the trade Wihcntcvrn allowing for the
rority % the make OF rsrnenta y. a .. OEVLfN.
~ and - Iohn street corner nf Nassau.
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CAsT DEF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
" Ladies or Eentlertn lesving the city breaking
obtain the highest price for Closhng
derec. L. NJ. DUSSFLDUkp ~ Rim street.
N.B-ladies attended 10 by Mrs Dusseldorp.
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INDIA HUBBER eOcDs.

RRhLiAsT rHE DECApITATroR
u. S, on. y bsy mc: ~snSsrfr a. asso,
ties in honor Of which he gave "select dinner In
washngon sst winter This discovery, however, I'm
rnstye merely. The payment Goodyear In 1897 Of tt
for ceI 90 70 work under Gocdyesrs Patent which Day
has only lately diaoovcreds of
mt made zoe late 20 hcnent him. Days ener Of $50 rsvar
for thc sonvction of nrnsers Goodyoars Ps,ens on
hieh himself has been the chief and only In
frnsr was srillians conceptcn Of Days and undouht
edly original with him. Da discovery
secret o yuosnitn Rubber full year before his sppoa
hon for his patent therefor only
paid 20 N sn who had learned the
tory brilliant exhibition Of invcntve renua aud af
flrds sftrking OF how closely vsntof viii
Suss folln- shs heals 81 .resh~v.
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To TuE PUBLIo.-INpIA RUBBER sHoIs-oUR
attention bss been called advertisement by Horsos
~ Day published In the New York Herald OF llth July
l and the Courier and Enquirer OF date, In which,
after much armeriSed sbuee cf wm Judson
ESQ he asets that dare NOT charge him with pratins
tordNear Patents undcr and that ne does
not infringe Goedyeare Patents in the ofHhoes
We have purchased licenses for the Manufacture q In
tia Rubber Shes under Gcodyesrs Patents and psd ouf
noney And are Dolly paying tariff Tor the same snd snJ
other might have done the same disposed 70 do
rather than pirate upon Goodyears Patents We thns
Just " purchases right to use vnd pstent tnan
infringe H. Mr. p-V, having been rrosecutod acknov
edsea Occdye,re riebts made settlement and ssreed
in tnufe not 70 r cnrs bs Patents Ie now attempts
nE only 30 In sad Phtena brt 70 inJure our
selves vno bsve for larse considerauon purshaset
otr oersea and now work under them; and charge
~ Dny Sirecsly aid sign aturea. will
ora ron cecdvears Patents IN the manufacture the
soe~ which DO nov Offering 10 The rutlioi and Give
otcs shat he s wto concerned with hin rur
a shcse made In -iolsson Pases,
'is rs. viii te prtaie euied.
HsywARD RUnRER CO.,
ty Wu A. Buckingham. Trs&eurav.
THE NEW ARK INDIA RUBRER MFo CO.
FORD y co. "eA' "s'e'h~
rev Tors, duly IA 1881.
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h,rLLk HALl.-huh DREps TURNED AWAY
tssesser A ID determined that iose who honor mir,
,hsr Paronase sha tb ear him and him Trip
~, q, raeles-protessor Andersen, the
% the Nvrth commenced his der
ara bst before crowded brilliant, and fashion
nn9 ny Their piaudits, heh made the Hall
Neesea u er astoL ishment and ielight Some
tan such things b-i" Are our eyes made the
ino,n ths lessor nder,on begs respectfully 10
strats that 'sa ne slil continue nightly deson-
mat thsrt are more strange Things in heaxsn ana
eth han are dreamt of in philosophy On th,s
oe sho ser} evening iuring this he will in
NspdsSs a and perform al his
IsIu OF the rid to have parallel Iook 10 the
b. ttf-t b exhaustbe Hasten Professor Anas,saa,
Sorets Syseri, compriinx Of soienos
every 5 e and perfection Tickets cents Javsnies I'M
der IL % ceptsvheh be had at the Hall and he :si
The cry tehetofce is at 5. c. Jollies 800 Broaiway
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GxPREss AGENCIES, DC.

RERFORD & CO.'S GRAND CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
- Ahead OF all other Through in thirty
days ST. mer Ohio and Cherokee 18th and 18th inst
Freight twenty cheaper than by other
Two special Messrs c. j. Wovert, and J. N.
Starr. Postage three cents No. Vesey street. Astor
House.
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CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD LINE FROM NEW
BY steamboat JOHN POTTER Morning Line, At o'coei
Afternoon Line At o'clock Fare BY either iins S. for
81 20. l.. BLISS. Agent.
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II REMOyAL-JUsEru LEE. DRAPER AND TAILOR
~ ruen e,Ieet has removed TO Ne. IA Warren ttrees
. few deere frS m Broadway.
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SPoRTsxEN, ATTEND" GONE, sPoRTsMAN, CONE,
~ bring your dog and your gun TO Bulls Ferry, We'd
nth iDst and witness the Grand Pigeon Shooting
Ms between crack spossmen of New York and New Jer
fey 20 commence az Ii o'clock A. NJ 800 Birds hand, in
prime order. EDWARD Il, COLLINS.
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aPORTING.

RED HOUSE PLEASURE GRoUNDs-fROTTING-A "A
N purse and stake Of 500 will come OF on Wednesday
the 9th o'clock PM Mile heats. best three in i've,
TO SAD ile c. Brooks enters Doughnuts owner enters
e. 8. spanker; j. l.. Doty enters blk & Sir Walter.
T. LUfF, Pro prietor.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

NEW YORK AND PHILADELPBIA-NEw YORK
~ and Phiadelpha direct.-United States Nail Line
through IN ~ hours via New Jersey Railroad Fare
New York ate from foot Of Courtland. street and at
NJ and PM from foot Of Liberty street. Leave Phiia
dsphia At and IAN and Ph from the foot Of Walnut
street.
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EXCURSIONS.

- ~ AsssA w -
GRAND EXCURSIONS TO CONEY ISLAND, LAND.
~ ing at Fort HAinilton each way-Fare l2k oents-
The steamer SANTA CLAUS Capt N Rodman, will make
daily excursions leaving followE-norning Tp-From
Spring street ~ halt Ass O'clock "a and hslpss.
tosiock Morning trip from Fort AAmiton stsA. u. No
half price 70 children.
rT>HE FIRST ANNUAL PICNIC AND COrILLON Ex.
oursion the Liberty Association in honor Liberty
Chapter No. H. o. U. A, will take place Wedn ay
August l5 to Glen Cove with the steamer Cataiue aud
doubedcied barge Lovett Mellen. Adkins celebrated
Brass and Coton Band has been engaged fer the occasion
Tickets admitting gentleman and lady One Dollar Ex-
ira ladies Fifty Cents which be obtain Of the
following Committee of Arraugements:-Chas. H. Wheeler
E Perry street, George Hagsdorn 81 Madison street. Israel
G. lawrence E0 Walker street. or any member Of the As
sociat"n or Chapter and at the landings the
morning Of the Excursion. The boat will leave Broome
street at o'clock Fulton Ferry Brooklyn quarter past
Catharine street. half past Spring street, Hammond
street. qpaeter past The barge will lay Ut the
Harrison street. while the steamer is mating her landings
CHAS. II. WHEELER. Pres't.
r. LnBrcK, Treasr. ISRAEL c. LAWRENCE. secy.
B-The saloon will be under the ndence of
Mr. Biggs who will supply the company with all kinds
refreshments Of the beet quality.
NoTICE.-THE EXCURSION TO WEST MOUNT vER-
non was postponed yesterday of the rain.
At the regular meeting this Tuesday, evening" another
viii be hxed and notice be In the what
time 1t will take place. BY order Of the Committee.
vJ>HE =. L. snow SOCIAL UNION, No. l. GO TO BID
Il dies Grove grand Pic Mic and Cotillon Excnr-
zion, on Thursday next Aug a. 1851 in steamboat New
Jersey and the barge Warren Tickets Fifty Cents Chill
T. R. IA Broome street. 7ll, Pike street, TX Ham,
mond street, = Canal street,Sk