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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26

Gat;sg The Whsp-Aamd.- Charles Wilson, a
noted thief WAS yesterday sent before the First
District Court BY Recorder Caldwell, for robbing
= young boy named Valentine Burke, the driver Of
cab, Of q 80. Buike Engaged to take the &C.
cused and two others down AZ far as the halfway
house, New Shell Road. for So; Wilson obtained
the rens, and the boy falling asleep was robbed Of
the money. One Of the party made off; the other
was in court, but as he is respectable man and
was, according to the prosecutors testimony, una
ware Of what had occurred, he was released. The
boy lost his fare as well a. his ready money.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26

AssGwtting a Woman.-Hortaire Audry Jr.,
made affidavit yesterday before Recorder Genois,
charging one Coecault with coming to his moth
er's house, on Royal, between St. Philip and Main
streets, on Sunday evening last, and assaulting
her with stick. Warrant for arrest of Coeeault
issned
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26

Larceny. Wheelehan, charged with
stealing carpet bag, was yesterday remanded for
further examination by Alderman Hawthorn.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26

Return of Recorder CaldDsll.-This gentleman
has returned, we glad to notice, IN good health
and spirits, to our city. He resumed his official
duties az Recorder Of the Second Municipality
Yesterday
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Robbery in the First Msaicipalay. - Alexander
Candan. charged Michael Pierce and Margaret
Cready, with robbinx him. Of IS, about midnight
SUNDAY, on Orleans between Dauphn and Bour'
bon streets. Recorder Genois rsmanded the 40
cused for further examination.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26

Charity Hospital Report. -Admitted for the week
ending August 25th, 4O4 discharged, 401; died.
Is; number remaining, $50. No yellow fever.
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nUFFIELD's HAMS-125 tierces pnfaeh's
ROBERT NJ McALPlN.

~ celebrated susas-eyrss Is.qs, tos sse ~
au,s 70 Common s,ses and Jana si,sst Row.
CHAMPAGNE-75 baskets Heidsick Cham
z: .s Is s" aE ..:s "a &c
CORN-528 sacks prime White and Yellow
3o's & 90
r IME-795 bbls. extra Alton Lime, landing |
IF s f ;sss: e,sl sss5i
sacks Potatoes landing from
.us '- sfJ H;sl VIZ vi n II. s
T ,TME-2l7 barrel. Alton Lime now landing es
.ui S'ssfi7Ssk II " &. reAs.p,s...
"a QUA AMMONIA--lO calboys Aqg. Ammo
", A. for ''' veg :s: :. c.ep 81 all.
and Dublin Brown Stout,
"a. y pn'' and quartz =, , ~: y o.e 3 s.0 Pas.
lava C0FFEE-lOO pockets prime Old Gov
.. sEr"s'' :ssa5 FIJI as g. r; s
EWHIsKY-superior Irish Malt Whisky. for
.s,s 'A' per '.'t Or d'T gTS F;5oLE Bank r.e.
IRUTTER-6oo 6rkins and kegs prime St Louis
sui spd as'pe:a' r. sIos "a e. :'s
CHEESE-lOO boxes Hezlep's celebrated Oar
.ul a'n E.%d II e. y CO 81 and . Old LOW.
r .ARD-5O bbls. choice Leaf, in store and for
aai IS <. D. eRIEFF q CO. g. y and z Old Lave.
CTARCH-5OO boxes Fox's, Boston. etc.. for
a.. n' z n. aRisrr co. %. y ..a . o.d I....
CHEESE-200 boxes prime selected Wss.e.n
..I s,' 'saiAE y ;:si ~: ~ s "
Il ARD OIL-5O bbls. MitehsasFs a No. !, in
.si s.. II s. g 81; Y CO. :. oa Love.
HAMs-5O tierces Stagg 8 shay's AID Pearson
ans D'z.nbi; 81 ~ :; CO. y s..a
TENNENT'S ALE-2O casks Tennsnt's Ale,
auis y Common suset and Canal ssl.st Rev.
|CIGARS-2OO, 900 assorted brands and qualities,
aus % '1 INV " ARTHuR CO. y and . Nav Ieyss
MOLASSES-lO0 bbls. heavy Muscovado, fo'
sos sale x :. 7. cocHRAN CO. a relsspaosl.. =
RAGGING AND BALE RoPE-5OO pcs. AM
.us '''' y " y ARTHUR CO. . md . n.~ I....
TOBACCO-3Oo boxes manufactursd. assorts
.ss s'.'t.'H y 1 ~ co ..s N.- L.,.,
! pRUNES-A superior article, in ia1s and ha
Ill '- s.f.t 6 ea5 Is AZ Co r.sp.o.l. !
: THOMASTON LIME-402 besrels fieeh lanl
..s rs - az Sa WA II a4hl5 Sc T.; ss.s....
Il NOFFEE-l2O bags Havana Oolss, < sloas 8
~ q = y 9. 3 sA0ADwsEFt %.
lo8 --- --- - - -------. 81 - tesel,e -,
il GLUE-5 bbls. Glus, coed a1iels, Aediss i
~ & -'S .s.~ cs 8 + y aas a.. -
sv s scss !: CO., 80 ~ ~ -
: = 80 5ohS fooik. . A. H.
CALT-Livsrpssl Be. - Ceasae Sc g J
Il CHEEsE-a5 bo.s. prize fsalss. q .ale
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assault and Bastsry.-John McEn.ee, charged
with assault and battery on Frank Mccormack,
and - Price, charged with the same offence BY
Elizabeth Pagan, were yesterday discharged BY
Alderman Hawthorn, as the prosecutor or prosecu-
trix did not appear in court. Thomas Dryden, foI
like offence. was discharged under the same cir
cumstances.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


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Ship Bsehics. Rcesg. - days fson fhsdsphis, v
sA,p U.s., bssk y days fi.u HswYst.t 70 0 w.saua
B.,i -: -. > ds,s iisa ch.rs.sa. . 81 AEL
Sell fssnsos.. Bsss days fsn Apslsshsssaa. v nas
sshf I!.. ssan.s.ss, days fls. Fs.,ps'.. '..s-ss-
seA! Ps!shss. NiIssn. sdsys fsa PssIs. % nassss-
-. srrisso4ss.
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s.,, s,'.. a i:ss.1i d. II. 4 Yea,
i, y s d g. sss: .ss.ss ss s e:
issd, 4 bbls I'll. n 80 bonss, ptn ndss.
pENsAcoLA-P~ 'sAr fsassl.sa; NJ bob s','' y Do
lmportss
NEW YoRK--Pss ship Unioa: Asserted mdss.
PHILADELPHIA-Pss zhip 3satIcs: Assorted ndps.
CHARLEsTON-Pssb bark Sasanacs Rios. ssc. 70 esdes.
AAAGHGoLAPa i Ss,5 sisssas.fi l. = Hs
b. Scc . fc.si. III bsiss so,ios. !
PENeACOLA-P~s chr Ella: 1890 fsst lumber. $1,000
PENsACoLA-P~s chs Pa'sslasa' 500 ~ is.s~
By, q: a e: 81. s r : 80,
1o s:s 49,, SSa. + II Il ' e . Rs.i ss: 4!
Es;s s: -. Z 81, ~: - g =:
sss a. q IS: - 4: az
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ibsls ss.is n:isnss. 4 So lsssds f::ds.
saes s: s,iss ps.s g. - Sc. tsays q
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S,.ss, Ss:sss : 8
1S h SsssS .os hsds vs: :, 81 b::I
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ciotSins DsisS:s. q q SeaSy i;ais: adP
10 a. pDss 6ssady. Il Sbs doiosdss 80 -'' y
LIvERPOOI-Pr chip Nsples; 2 cks hardware Edssl
.: sss s "a: s;:s sss e
q asIdwss q: scss..s s y < E6re
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Slss o Das Z As%" Iii u
hiankss. tbssed, 81 case snd pkg naD Ho!h 1ses
cash easthsnvan w Jaeksea ssat.. Do. ~ be9
yIn BLDG 9so-l hcs nd's !. Lc.es Z eKl,sS ~
co-lO casss thvsad G a Town.sod tse - iEoe psns
DsEgsna.n bdt ne. hoeps. hes Hssss W tevs1:h
Hyas Eoo-ll bas mdss Meyer. Babani Aco-8 eaks bar
ware, u DO castings Albst Brcl mdo Jae kiss
40 Prehu CIeeg &eo-6 bAes mdpe Csamor &oo-l do
ing. cask hsIdwa. Buddscke 8ce g GRATIS s,,.hs
Wafe Nix0n-l curry combs. do hardware Hill
DO do. @ DO traces Hogan Tursaud-lS ssaes lnsn
It Dows, Mills &co-8 crates casks earhenwases = eFC
soda ash. n trigo,s un cs'ss mdss to order.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26

The Vegetable Market Again. = Jean vamer
charges one vini with insulting his wife in the
Vegetable Market, Flint Municipality. shout half.
past two o'clock yesterday morning. Recorder
Genois issued his warrant for MI. Vini.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26

Bricks il anS Qsantly. Wnhslm Helvert
charges Chrissiaa xlnsbacksr with coming to HE
room At the corner - Maine and Ryieur. streets,
First Municipality, on Sunday night. and while
he. Helvsrt was lying IN bed, he sayshs was unprc-
voksdly assaulted u two different periods by the
accussd with bricks. in any quantity. Warrant Of
arrest for Nj. Linsbscker issued,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26

VICKSBURG-Pers steamer DR. Batsy: ISL bass cotton
Buckuss s,antop.So do G Burk: Eco-5odo w yscks,n
McRae q Coifmanla Felewes kee--l0 Brander, William
kee-2 B Byrns Zoos syiney. Green &ce-t AndsnoI
Goo-8 Hill, Mclean Aco-6 r Bsek-sundris 70 esd3-To
tai 5l5 bale cottou-216 new crOp.1
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26

More Bricks.-Charlss Rooney, rssiding ct the
corner Of Roman and Pfisur sseets. states. before
Recorder Gsnois, that on last Saturday Adam
Wssathough cams 70 bis houss, and called him
the son Of every one, end every thing but his mo-
Their. Not content with this, Adam let fiy divers
brick bats at the devoted head Of Mr.. Rooney,
which. had they not failed in ther mission, Mr.. r.
pould NOT. he believes, be now alive to tell the
tale Warrant Issued.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26
1AGNOLIA HOTEL. BILOXI, Miss.

THE undeI.igned respectfully beg. leays 70 IN
generally, that the above Hote b now open fos III 8
reception Of trayellss and visitor fbs IL e1sHng
repairing. now recommend ~ hoose 2! n0s m
sor in point Of acoommodaticn commodiy and locality.
% any Hotel on the "a coast 8s hee eectsd IL
large and spacieaa 3 AL ROOM. slPaci,s = dinsn;
io1s any imeI room IN Biloxi wsoa = admirably .d,pssd
which occlaon. she viii h \ on sassnable tnA A. Y
addition 70 the Ball ROom she has psspasd
for Al least fifty persons more than laM season.
HER TABLE, it will be hee eoAltant care, 70 provide
Fine and roomy BATH HOUSES, adjacent TO the Hotel,
for the convenience of bossaefs
she respectfully rsquests what will be h sfor p deve
share Of public pa1unase.
Per month. $50 90 Per week es 90 P asy a So
Biloxi. NAV g. 1851 mv1l tt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26

Tobacco-Ws heard of only one sale: % bids Frosted
at. s,
Sugar and Molasses-smal lots sailing at previous
rates.
FIour-Markst extremely dull; sales 100 bb Ohio at :.
and 800 extra 81. Louis (Union brandt At e5 so Dbl
Grain-Thers good demand for Corn and 5000 SKIS
disposed of folows 1000 sks inferior and damaged
At a20Sak $50 At S6037x 1000 mixed at 4O3A 1000
yellow, in two THREE lots u n; and l450 white at 4155c
hushe. Oats lower and 1000 sks 81. Lonis sold
bushel OF Bran 800 sks disposed Of at u.s.
and rs choice at Boo = lOob.
Pfovisions-ThsS was some inquiry for Pork and lao
bbs Me sold the Lsvse, without inspection, 1t el6 90
bb. Bacon held ut still higher with SALES Oft
casks Mwoui Sides at llk and By auction. 81 oaks Of
Shoulder. arrived in damaged condition. at 4xOSe ' b.
10 t9oss susaY-cursd Hams sold ct ike 2 b.
Whisky-Ws noticed sales Of It's bbh Rsctifsd at 10.
and e6 LOw-pFoof It l6,ko ? gallon. sll
Kxchanse-Dsmand limited at our quotations:
Stssilng .10oDlloh.
kHooo9 .oVk0o.1b.
New YoRk sxty.day Bills .........1K02k ' OF. disc.
Sight Chaoh on NswYosk ............ T0 ? o. pm.
| Freishts-Ws hoard Of NO new engagement.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-26

NHAMPAGNE-7J baskets Heidsick Cham
parpe pinis and QUARTS 125 baskets Dinet Psnvfa do,
for sae low by ROBERT n. MCALPfN,
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TEACHING.--A Gentleman of much


y Broadway established lSi7 .-Patrons interest our
interest 81 procureS Sl00 Negotiations daily 10y the best
Institutions. Families and bachers Results subject
our control Capital furnished by the patrons deposit
OF ger cent years compensation procures the
fuu amount IN OF more engagements. Apply early,
with the money postpadpersonaly II possible References
exchanged. otfce hours TO u and 10 o'clock.
% lts 4. n WILCOX, Proprietor.
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DOARD-With French Lessons. One
BD or two young gentlemen can have good rooms and
breakfast and tea IN geneel private family. where the
servants cannot speak English and where they can nave
French lessons three IN the week without extra
charge Location near Stuyvesant-sqnare IerTs IRON
s3to 81 per week References required. Direct PARIS,
Union square post-Ofice. oil 2"SS'
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a STOR PLACE OPERA HOUSE
MISS JEANIE REYNALDSON. the

TKH
lH Scottish Vocalist takes pleasure m announcing ~ her
friends and the public that she Will give her tIRSI BAL
LAD ENTERTAINMENT this season AZ the BROAD
WAY TABERNACLE on MONDAY EVENING, Oct
9th She will be assisted by Dir G. Meader, the ceie
hated COMPOSER. and Mr. VIM. II Brown, the American
Vocalist Tickets so cents To be had AZ the principal Mu
and AZ The door the evening Of the Concert
SO itAITuSAM'
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Sales bp Auttlon.
A VI. MERwiS, Auctioneer
UY BANGS, BROTHER d CO.
- Trade Sale Rooms, No 10 Park-row

ANTHONY j BLEEcEER. Auctioneer.
TEN DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
Il on THIRTY.SEyENTH ST and SEyENTH.AV:,
near BROADWAY, AT AUCTION ].
BLEECkER will sell al auction TUESDAY, Oct. Z,
at Y O'Clock the Merchants Exchange the following
desirable property,
the northeast Of 7nay and 37h-st, al fronting
the said lots being each In size "a feet inches
front and rear ly 100 feet N depth
ON THIRTY -sEvESIH-ST.-Aso, Los OF Ground
on tie north SIDE Of 37th-st between Broadway ana
7ih-av commencing 80 feet from the 7h-Sy sad los
beng each "a feet front and rear BY % feet nches
depth
For MAPS and further particulars OF the above properly
apFy g. the auctI0neer No. Broad-st sz2yA rZb<xs
tNO. lt4Zj
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Silks! Silks d!
Latest imPJrtatlons
Latest imP0rtatons'
Row EN- & Men A NJ f r,
~ Nos lie and l II Broadway New-York.
MPORTERS and WHOLESALE DEALERS
PrtRcs. GevriGH, HakaE and H1Oisa

PrtRcs Gev-iGH, HakaE and RnOiL,a
SILK AND FANCY GOODS.
esi Tor sale then NEW STOCK for the FALL TRADE,
esprlsng. every department the newest and richest
es and unsurpassed variety and extent by any similar
establishment, m the country.
Nopans have been spaxed to render the assortment
ssSe, more attractive than ever. and worthy the inspeo
saof every merchant visiting tins cItv
The tevera d paTtments follows:
Dress SILKS,
e'Hssins Of TIE richest and most magnificent styles u
farsEhBRoinERKD and BRoCADE FABRICS ever
N~ exhibited AMI adapted the best city and tewntrads
as. .ssn ca Pompaaour SILKS. Embroidered SArINS.
~ SfHsaN M EhoS DE AFRlCS, SATIN DE CHIMES,
M tANnl Won, Rlch Figured and Watered
-. AA"See SILKS, &c. &c ali Of the very latest de-
Printed Goods
o, a.a 1n MUSLIN DE LANES AID CAsHMERES
s'su , ~ Twelve oclors Printed ORENrALS. entirely
we, o'sred eSpxesSy Cor the best cty retail trade
LNSSS hea PiSid and Figured MUSLIN DE
AN; complete aSo-inen, * American MUSLIN DE
Ia svsy s. SAShNkhtS, new ucslnS, 4; lower prices
THIS Department VIM .,. w s., o.. ,.-,.. ..a.
Alsc ,s seSa popGAi styles 81 American LONG SHANLs
al IvI neMeSi aud richest patterns oi Scotch LONG
Az - isa Tartan Psids, manufactured expressly
fs1 \, ,,Tssy,S,'SsIsd Canton GRAPE Si AVIS French
A"i'A a. CASHMERE. Figured MERINo, &c
Aceupl,,s assOrpea So".sos Of rch tartan ,.d
xule .pNr
npBoSs" IasGiee IN sll widths aaj STYLES Also CAP
NRS0NS' roEiI RIBBONS. plain Satla aud Taiieia
EARrS, sc. i'iAA'ns HihhoNS' hSboN-liES
e1.p, Stuff Goods
M pls, sld Colosed ALPAC As Rich Figured Me-
Nh - ,pSitSSk, BRIGADE and Figured POPLlNS:
I'd pps,,s ~ S1tRs; HUNGARIAN CLOTH Figured
BAN - 'sonAlk lyenese aud Thhet CLOTHS;
rssi 49,, 1911 MtklNOS md CASiIhERkS; also, a
Hwy =" rad STUFF GOODS, new styles.
Nah. Hosiery.
AA her theh, 10 which special attention Is invited
sNArsss e"AIsed now occupies ss entire hooT and
HlSlrEva Wy extensive stock I'll English aud German
sess;sa - ~ nun The most celebrated manufacturers
y" 'ae oeS,o,y AID ,a;erlor trade
h. a sS. I.ach and German LACES, Fancy NETS.
lrs,, White Goods
" E~,,1 s 1amuIlcs. VI ulls Cheeks. S,rpes. PLAN
Cssrrs w SWISS GOODS. Curtain MUsllns, Linen
xs.., Gloves
elOVrs ~, "omens White. Black and Colored KID
NsseA 'ey beat quality froIa The celebrated
% oTueIec anu I'M ported expressly for
va, Also
toske; narrow Ntlyeis, Bomhazines, Canton Silks.
Ss~ea Welsh FlanIels. SATIN Nestlug.,
Sen,lenens lan and American Sewing S,lk Grapes,
I'd Pren~s iANats. Dress Tnmminss OIL silks, Easlsh
eestn L. eaghAlis, fTeuch PrlAss, T4bls and Piano
A L.. Also.
k,sss, ~ s-NseF7neat oi RICH GOODS !oI Evening
~ Law as IN" 5 ialf.cs and .Aisst styles.
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large rooms, with

NOARDl NG.-l WO large lOolllS, VIII
marble mantes and CRATE fine large pantres clothes
presses and bedrooms attached all floor suitable 10
family or single gentlemen. Those who viii FURNISH pre-
fened Can have Of hot cold and shower bath Apply
at No 70 East-BrOadway % u
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IpOARD.-A suit of second floor rooms,

n Board near Washington square, IN private family,
consisting of parlor dmngrOom bedrooms, Kitchen and
use Of vault SC Possession may be had immediately Ad-
dress A. N, box 1888, Post Office. oiN'
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rs Thc Public arc respeetlally informed l,s =


M G. X DICKINSON, the celebrated and popular IRA
gedan ou the Theaers Royal London. EdInbGrSh Gas-
cow Liverpool and the pracpal Provincial IheateTs OF
Great Britain and Ireland will deliver series OF ORA
matte Readings IA the Tabeu acio, Broadway; On " ED
NISDAY sth Oct. 1881. Shcksperes Tragedy OF HAM
LIT OnERIDAY IOth Oes., 1851, ShakspeIo's Tragedy
aOlIiEbsO. =, -,
Doors 10 ouen al u O'Clock 20 commence at O'Clock
nrec,ely Admission % cents TO all parts OF the house
hckes to be had al the Tabernacle the Hotels, Music
Due notice VIII be gwen to tie public OF the continuation
ofthe series s'V ~
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,sT s Mail Steamer WASHINGTON, Will close at tn
,aee on SATURDAY, the 4th INST az lO4 A. NJ,
Letters for France must be prepaid II cents per rate
~ WM V. BRADY, p NJ
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d S. HouoH. Auctioneer
"UE STOCK of a dealer viii no col,

II u = - II VI - WtdFtI " Vt DC SVIU OF
II MONDAY MORNING, al i0i O'Clock A, We igs
GREENWICH ever article viii be sold TIE hishss. e.s
der IS the leaves the CITY Tuesday aronr xhh
new Cool stoves arge Feather Beds q Bureaus
3sUpeScr Sofas =. carved sYng seat Chars 50 MAGGIE Do
~ Bedtesds dining and tea Tables mahogany Ressrs
HAIR Mattresses and marble TOP sSoon TsAles OIL
Cloth Carpets q marble top Furniture Crccssry &c
o. 20
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just pubiished-Second Edition
I'm THE CAUSE OF NATURAL
" DEATH; or Death from Old Age-Developlng
new and method OF preventing the consolidation or
ossIfcaon of the body arteries. &c and OF thus ndehn-
tev prolongng ysoros elastic and health show
ing how keep young sc. &c and OF rendering patur-
ton and safer.
By HOMER BOSTWICK, NJ D,
Author of the Family Physician, Hints 10 Physicians, and
various works on delicate Diseases, etc. etc. etc.
The above the title of tins original and VARIABLE book,
and Judging from the naterng notices which 1t mas re-
ceIvtd from the press viii be read by every who
wishes prooDg his life II Is Paror BooA intended
Tor the muses. especially ladies old and young For sale
al the publishers 22 Broadway, and by tie author, 1G
Rrnady4v Irice Is cents $50 Wv
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NOW OPEN-THE NAPOLEON
NEW CONCERT HALLIN CINCIN.

I'M VVlN'| Tf4F
l NATI-The subscribers desire 10 call the attention
If visiting the West to their Concert Room, now
finishing and which VIII be ready for use b. the 18th Of
October
The location the best IN the city being the north
soc Of an. 81 rust above the Bunet House.
The Hall level with the street, but retired 80 feet
back TO avoid NOISE Its fiil capacity about 900,
but the regular number of seats which elegant and
comf0 table armchaiTs about LEO, all num-
ber,d u correspond with the plan Of the room AS tue
pies the entire hight Of the building full attention has been
paid TO acous,s effect ventilation, sc
fine Concert Piano al all times De mad without eX.
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vNHF ROYAL CHINESE JUNK

~ II + ROYAL CHINESE JUNK
Il KEYING," and Valuable Museum Of Curoslties.
MR. MARSH has been favored with instructions % Of
fer for sale By public petition at the Auction Mart
pose the Bank Of England. Ia the City Of London, on
THU RSDAY Oct l6 1851 at " O'clock IN one lot I'm con-
sequence The death Of Of the owner that important
ard attractive Exhibition called the ROYAL CHINESE
JI NIX and CHINESE MUSE NJ, situate at the
Ten PIE Pier. Essexst Strand London The property con-
o-lst the Chinese Junk, vessel called the Key
mg," buiit the Chinese Seas, IN the strongest posi-
bic manner. entirely vi Teek-burden 300 tuns "a
the substantial inc surrounding the vessel erected
the best Danzc Pies regardless OF expense, ~ the
70 whom permission granted BY the Honorable
the Corporation Of London place the Exhibition It's
present pOsIts order 10 crafty the UNIVERSAL CURIOSITY
Of The public. 3d. tie articles Of Furniture and
valuable contained the Saloon and other parts
the vessel The keyIngn sailed from Hong Kong
the oh OF December 1916, under the command of Capt
kenet with composed partly Of Chinese and part
y British sailors and after stay Of about months
New-iork and Boston. pTUcce Ced 20 England having
proved herself every respect sd inch and seaWoTthy
vessel and able OF undertaking voyage 70 part Of
the world
Tie Keying" Is the first Chinese vessel which has
reached Europe America and undoubtedly presents
uneQuaod investment for the purpose II exhibition the
principal pOr's Of Great Britain. Europe the United
STATES has been fully proved by us vast popularity
during the three Years II has been IN England.
Ma De- viewed ~ cards only ten days pTOr % sale Par
cuars ay OBJ AIMED At the Mart and al Sir MARSHS
Office No. Charlotte row Mansion House, London l''
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X Z WILLARD. AuctiOheer
HANDSOME FURNITURE &c, to
4 nav advances q. Auction, No. 800 Broadway. ~
T. WILLARD, AuciioEeer, Vii sell this morning - ~
o'clock az HooDers Sales Room, near stn1t > M a.
sssr,snt Of Furniture consisting u Nahogany SOFAS
Itairs Rsckers Nahcg any and Black " anu psS -
Lounges. Marble Top Center and side Ia'is' -.
Mattresses, Palllasses, &c