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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-05
noARDISo AND LODGINGS.


RoARD IN SOUTH BRooELyN, ABOUT TEN MI.
- nuiss walk from either the South Hamilton
ferries Noud be glad 70 accommodate two three gentle
men siih brsskfast .nd tea and dinner sundsys
private family Address ~ letter, z. o., At the Herald
poARDINo-AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED PAR
,spsm,n and bis wife Or ssntemsn With or With
Ss' so,id IN house sa All ,hs modern mprove msn's ~
poARD.-Two OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN.
we'll urDistd rooms brsskfss, and tea ia private ia
lsror, with bed ssOianE At No. Charles street
warren PLACE.
pcARDISG-oSE LARGE ROOM. SUITABLE ron
So three ROOMS VIII stitss may Sc bad r the sia,sr With
terence. required u Brosdrsy So9S.; Of Leonard Ne
BOARDING ROOMS FURNISHED OR rYfURxfsn-
- cd fer single gentlemen gentlemen and their wives.
in very pleasant location. Large airy rooms With baths
and all ne modern imprO7smsss Address sa Greenwich
RoARD-A GENTLEMAN AND WIPE, ALSO TWO OR
Three 'ipse can secure hsndsOme apartments
my are no eLdrp and where every attention ia the
and Domestic ensure cleanliness and
way.
RoARD ,WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND HIS
~ or where .ss sras yssr ss ,ssvsn FAINT
s, cry snS se.r sFs route pAglor and bedroom
reouired Address ststins terms tb,avshs AZ ra.t
Once, ON. 81 Psok siip. 49, '"''"S" wiz Wv
A SINGLE GENTLEMAN WISHES A FURNISHED
arsrtmsnt with breakfast aud tea somewhere between
where there are no borders Address Immediately MMB
Broadway port thee.
WANThp-BY THREE SINGLE eENrJEsEN. FUR
lccaon between psrE and Waverey aoe Address G. box
SIP Fost Once references exehsnged.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-A SUITE OF HAND
Goer ard one roo on hs tird Gasr, 70 ss %ppy fc
bresdwhy, near Ninth street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


NARD. LkNGE.-"NEGROMANIA"- WHERE.
~ as the abolition has resorted to abuse Of myself
instead OF the doctrines laid down In book
titled Negromania and whereas rsvins for being
ltishman Is not the that
made equal to white DO therefore, this challenge
to any white abeonist to meet in New York. in Bos
book That neither time, food climate shelter, edu
catitn religion make the
tally morally socially reisiousy, equal with the white
man will mantA Ain the Affirmative my abolition oppo-
nen the negative As to the book ITSELF IL performing
work. has thrown food Of light upon the question
race which the nesromanacs do not like. Its sale Is i'm
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EoR sALE-A SPLENDID VERY DARK GREY HORSE
81, yssrs old ls hands high long tail, good in single
double harness HAD and sound lie he Gravs
Livery stable, No as Warren street. Apply Ne 100 Ful
ton street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, Ae.

NVANTED-A SMALL SIZED HORSE. OR STRONG
built Canadian rony also har9sss and wagon n good
bfder suitable for quor erchanttoEetber or
separate address wsgon Herald oe, stating where they
can be sesn, and lowest price.
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SERMON, ON THE EARLY CLOSING OF STORES.
"A By request Of d. c. c. n b. and y. Association
New MI yessop viii preach Sermon on the above subject
this evening IN the Forsyth Methodist e. Church.
lilo In Yted 10 attend. - -
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yIHAUCZALs-


w J. 7. TAPscoTT X CO. 50 SOUTH STREET.
w supply drafts for amount payable throughout
Great Britain and Ireland They sole agents
the Rcd star Line the swallow Tail Line. the Dramatic
Line rnd Line Of Liverpool packets and the Line of
Tendon paeket Passage BY Of which ships can be
Etged on reasonable termr.
Ok OD0 wASTED--AND AN ENTERPRfsfNG
BC,OOO man, TO engage In extensive mauufactur-
sg business wthhe advertiser that will net 50 90 per
vii, he shown Interview. Address II, this
Office stating time and place tor the ntervie which shall
be strictly confidential
DARTNER wANTED-IN GENTEEL AND PLEA.
II tant business. already established. To young
busiuefs habits and couandng from ST. 500 TO 5000 this
will be found desirable opportunity Address seting real
ard amount q osps L. M at the once OF this paper
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A TfRsT.RATE SADDLE HORSE ~ WANTED
IN gentle and sound and under "a hands high which
fair price will be siven Apply ~ Gatasld stable Crosby
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PAPER HAsGINGs, &c.

C,RKNcH PAPER HANoINos-Taos. FAYE d co.
No tS Pearl street near nsdison ossr the rshs,s =.
Papers &C., all imported direct from the
and for sale ~ Ahe lowest rasss whassals and retail
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yUANThD-BY THREE SINGLE GENTLEsEN FUR
hished rooms. with partial board, in private family;
location between Park and Waveey Address c. box
sly, foet Ofhce references exehsnged.
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TINTED STATES LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY NO.
~ u Wall etPolicies indspatsble exssps on the
ground OF fraud makes
teeted with life risks favorable any
institution. FREDERICK SHELDON, President.
JOHN A. STEWART, Aetusry,
J. EApfr, II, Secretary.
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A SINGLE GENTLEMAN WISHES A FURNISHED
"a atsrtmsrt with bteskas. aud tea somewhere between
White and Houston streets would prefer 1uiet house
where u ere no boarders Address Immediately MMB
Brosdway port chee.
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Hair Dye.-Batchei0r's genuine Liquid
Offering the hair eyebrows. and whiskers
cured ct al the wholesale druggists perfumers
nAd country also At the principal office and msnufaoory
Ne Wall street. Wholesale. retail. applied Beware d
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Circle and Parauette cents Family circle rs
ehesrs seas ST. Private Boxes S. Monday evening Oct.
PADuA-Angel0 naliperi. Mr. Lynne kodolfo M O. Jor-
dam Amode Mr. Foster; Anafesto. Me- Duncan; Luigi Mr..
Aeyne La Tsbe Miss Cushman; Caarna, Mrs. Skerrett.
Popular Dance BY Mics Msyina. To conclude with the
of ADVICE 0RATIS-Mr Oddbody, Mr. Chi 6ales
M Eventide, Mr. Phillips; Grimes, skerrett Edmund,
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REsTAURAIyS.

CHELLEYs-FOR OYSTERS, PROBABLY THERE Is
~ such oyster establishment in the wordtbat is for
choice varieties and style of cooking them. Caviar from
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. IN BROOKLYN.-HENRY
IA H. Leeds Co will sell at auction Tuesday Oceo
Der ~ eolook 2. the first brown cottage on Grand
said cottage consisting of Brussels, ingram. and
Venetian Csrpets bedroom furniture of description
dining
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wigs and TOupees Bstchelor's celebrated
Wig Factory at No Wall street. where be found the
bes selection Of Wigs Hcalps and Toupees They all
manufactured the premises OF The best material and
Workmanship and inducements 70 purchasers
Copy the address
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cox REwARD.-LosT. ON THE MORNING or THE
Rc 4th October, somewhere In he vicinity Of WnsfDr
ton harket chet book. contain $50 gold, and
$40 In city bills-one so and three $40 the Bank Of
America Whoever will return the to 80 aud 10 West
WASHINGTON MARKET to 50 Hamerey street. will receive
the above reward, and the thanks Of the owner.
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TESTAMENT MCDONOUGH.

H. CHmcuX testament dn fHIncuy mil
~I;ornairc ionieianais ma pas dome licr
settlement il dcs r6clam4tions, Qui prtoc
. Cupcnl yivcment bicn de; iGritirrs. dc,
ayocats ct dcs Jugs, mai< aussi i DIES his
to;r"e Qoi sort IL dimInntif dc ccIIe d,
fcrpcnt de MGR. i d'atroccs JIaencs forI
pen divcItissantrs pour m dos tcrivain<
f~rarcais oni occnpcnt TN rang d~istinguG
dams Ia littttat,rc,
u prcsSo beige, "a prose- tics confrc
Eicona. 4 vonln Greer qneIqne chose a.
Gle u inasina cue NJ leon Gozlan avait
hetite Dr. NJ. Ncifenongil. dune sommc
d" cin9nantc mile francs. lie canarf \
ttt eoht par rs Q,atre cinqtihmcs dos
hada'tas parlsiens, nous soItlions dire d s
lccf"urs, dc sorte Gnc u. Goz'an rccc-
wait oraratte fluctuations mar Iouu pom
Get t1Sfitag@ inattcn'fu. IN vain SO Af-
fenhaitil rar dos Atntcations tnrrgiqrca
porsennc nc croynit i /, tri-fe vGrit6
Crucndanth rl"isantcr;c pronant tron
d'xfensinn, Pterivain francois "a ~;
tcrmc IN ~Aonuaft Nus dcxtcnsion rnco
re IA sonsriritnr| dement,. que nous Iu
Elio,S ci-~prcs
.ifnsir,rh EF''ac.ery.
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Tout CD fMdant la poftguc dc 81 paric, Ianeouty soccupait dc scs amor.
est a dir" quill pas Hitdcs henres crtieres i cx .minrr Ia fnatrcI ieson annn.
%, s. 81 pr hasari, Ennrc. venat i Sc nrnrer. soft pour envo,cr On r. gard Dc
VI m vi mMh a T. SnyeroEh d. cnn, soft pohr sentir son beife. Ianaoay lDtif
rome de Charles X.
Mas. plus on obtent, ps on exige, cA ATTN dgfant de- nature.
hote hefos nc SC contenta bnentot plus sdsadnirer son ElnneIG il eatIa hi
hrssed e bopvcr one queque chose manauan i son boufenr.
IT acensaie ciel dnIsIee, son ame de craante; son aversion oatrc le ri re-
donba,e &c oarIai ne vonlnt pas econtr son ami Pton.
= el'hcic cut lieu datresnrpns II Sen plaignn.
son anour. :"
Itsn peora asec hi ct hi conseina daler trouvor Enrnlic.
'anngooH ut elonne de ny o%oir pas pcns5 ptH; i clnbra.sl pon, ct .opnf
Jnsqaas Ia porte de sou iloe,
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x ~ mt son ,onmen i1nagr chttie dc son Enmac Sc pracntaa hi eli reva.
= ffAt Hfpfes dc son nfnante don't lie regard Fenvrit dIanol.
III ahnaiS fahson,y ne eetn1 VI 81 eloquent; il dtpcignmt -, 4 anne On style d.
snaxi 1@.@@@@ ' '"''" " rvs a"o>
a tgoafy, h2rsd d. lu, vcnt Sc p~rfcRierdans les bras qa hi so,t ouyerts. em.
N Ions~ IN cri atrocc. 1855 . .# "
= iiorNnGe tait tonnhe dc son lit ct son front await frapp5 sur ~ vase. o,en
sa. . plus fa'gt, il e0t do placer dams IN lien plus discreet. 9
- REEVE en- hnHant; il aNait M front une bose eliayanta.
9t 1 s. Ine realua arres ~ 81 beau rave.
hour 800 -" :" te''""'' ee l'"s passion lea MOI NAL
s paaVse i.angouty Sc eeoucha, 8, nc rta plos.
x.
aaa w. = MT, iangonty await hesoind sr crecr inc position dams lie monde.
~ - ~ setlt de moulr. sans ayoir rendn Justice an n6ite de notrc I6ros
ean.misde Langoay ferandirent lie brit gnll await spicna les iayenrs dc
a. ISL y ,aonaae qrHet dc notre deAoi Dc me- pas iai-rr piopager.
dos1aap " oamna er'tlpr, ef 1ns'oren hlele, que tinnais Iangony dh@te- The"
!" soHfie deitgfnN. que de son EmnneHe etd de sa legiime spouse.
aTNo : aes sh amsa derfarera Ia hnnte dc Charles X, que sol regnc ,ecoula. ans
aM I'D is en1hente< qualities de- argouly..
j - est nnf venfe depas ongtemps reronnue. LES sonverains mi .ntolres
IN iMfrF Illustration de leu tegne.
s. IRnsaht . ron Eannoehe.
~ -. XE.
pHoatsa - ef s-,a que nofT s. hers y cor eosn ais. DC son ami Phon.
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""'.nfon d''r" tniy.1" ct Gisa"t q. roFpo1ion, AZ gooverne nuptn monarehquc
|Hn natat pms ve"ht sappnycr SUI Sos talents.
IRON wait III gHt pronnAce pour ii dGclamioD. .aneouty Ikfeonait simon
ncc acnrHhn1, dn MONS ayrc nnc conplMhance inaltfahIc. 49,
Ief &c IA quo vicnt cete amnie 81 dp.oldc eni invait pist ara. dams los iaars
- gfandrs connections poli9nss III moment descombats ct dn danger. leur fair
partgrr les numes tra,aoy, ct Ia meme glorc. a
f"n rttorat contrc les abns de Ia tyfannie ct tout On ltcoutaut Ianeoals
~ nsm. #4. I@S ssN"y
Tout donne leu de croie, quo cet dans COS moments on la vmx dc sop ami
p'H'"''i q son ot1he dtsm enaces cohtre un golverurnrnt peril h, 1ue noccI
e"sp f) ia les gfanacs chooses quill exteata plus tmi, II gni hi ont assure unc
4iuce elerGele dams llltoire.
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Succession" dc Icur .io&crh CapdcrmNr.
fs@E TAT hT IA LnuiSIIN I,--?n,ojs-
A@S"' g" Nss"InW;on--En ,crlu dun ordrr
de thon0iab)c Ia crur ia 5ln, district i,uI,-
clAire de Get Fiat, dam ct pour Ia slsditc
raJoiSs", an date du 26 FtvIicr 1851, il
sPra offer en- ventc pubIiquc, par Cyprien
l.. blanchard. cncnntcur li,mcnt CC!nmtq-
sionnt 81 asscrmentG dams ct pour IN susditc
paf"iss' Assumption, sur les iinrs, lc Ian.
I'll, 3'me Jour du IN is de- mlrs 1851. Il DIX
h"ntrs a. II, leg prophecies ci-ap,Gs Iacri
ties apN'rtcn"a' L "a sl,dj'~ r,lor",5inn, q.
yoir:
II Unr habit7'ion sitn@s cn cctte naroj*-
SC. an Brittle Bayou dcs Otivicrs. d1ns Ia
section no. II. 7. y ct L. II, inesn-an.
tr2i5 arpcnis ct drrnj de face, plus on noins,
sur rnr pr"'onieur de q]uatorze arpenta,
conpce au centre, par Iedjt Bayou drs Oh
v"rs ct bornGc dun cote par la tcrre dc lis
ley ct Tonrnillon Son, ct de ~l'antrc par
cei'e de- Ia succession Thaodule Moltc,c,
avec touteS les batisses ct amGliorations, etc.
z Soph1c. nGgressc agree DE- IS ans.
3 idtini IL, neerrSsn GrGe d." 20 ans
et srs Huatro %"ufrnts. nonmt. Grucjausr
49, VIC : ans Vttet&G7 age" d% emu ans
Aotot, age dc drux ans ct unn petite tile
naiSsante.
4 Dc3phiar, artc de dix ans.
s. Ma cisSe. ag6 de ri ans.
G. Louis, age de % ans.
Unc rachc, IN chrval. six mortons.
les m""h'es dc mtnagc ct Ia batteric de cui-
sine.
i"rnes ct Conditions la terrc G, los
eSeltvcs payable en- trois tcrmes egaux. uni
tiers On mars 1852 matters en- mars 1853 eFl
!" dern'er tiers en- mars 1854. Lie mobilier
p.aNapio On mars 1852. Les acqntrcurs
dcFront io1rair bonnie ct sutIisante caution
Ct hypotheque sptciaIc sur Ia terre ct sur
les e~Sc'ases luSql'a paic,nent final ct toulc
Sofnmc qu' ne scra pas ponctucllrmcnt parae
Il eGhehnct portera inter6t 4 raison DE-
hut pour cent Fan lusqu'i Placement final.
ParoIsse Assumption, 26 fvrier 1881.
{. H.. Bi.ANG:4 titD.
''zb.h Enrantfr
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tENTE DE SUCCESSION,

S"rcrssim M..f" .''rah '>pinuv.
y8sa!AT DE Ia i.Olji$iANn.-t"nvl IA
a'&"' Ci"Q"fmc diSirirt jm}jcini,r. dams ,f
ponr'a rnr"Issc Assumption An nora Ct
par Inliori'1 Dc |IIororabic n corr 41sditr.
II sera 'fFr' en- rrnte puh'jGu" par 4. ],
hickman shClifdH crItr paroiSSc, IL Luudi.
81 Mars 1871. Il 10 hpurrs A. NJ, Il amai.
sou tie cOur dc r"ttc Paroisec, Ia terrr ci-
1rrt* d@crite aprarenant il Ia suSditv sic
crs3i0u, SAVIOR:
| : Dcux morceaHz de- terrc, sihles sur L.
Bayou (~Ec"Ami, On cctfc paroiS%e, enri-
ron 4 mojlih root" d. lac Ha'uurie, mcsu.
rant chncun environ Gnatro."ingt+ acres de-
supnrf:iH plus on 'noius
TonTifionA :-t'natp',,,,
Parois@e Assumption, IS ;'er. 1851.
T. G. LORNI,,
n265iI I'tpot& Sh&rir
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y, " : -. ; TsT q {, . !,
2f}1of' D,}EE t.- ~ l".atl>ntnr yic,,

Z HN
H'5"r' b'|EItt.- ~ teaut>ntno vrc'r
&c p@'H'' ga IL ~ tI4s !, u,trrs f.. "a
Ia cf~"ru" du na.nfA. Drysz n. D'ilac
havo1rr 7 to9t" t'reoyc. i i g.oriense-
sI1rst II cHnlJ.a@nc da 1874 Is comm
0tdf" re tltnp dH general Jpth.utl, oa
eon1nc i! ie disait dans III, meeting da.
rant Il dcrlitrc cam,,asnc d~Icctcmalc, II
Easaa .ott iltfc dc citoycn agntricain IN
nlliel dos balles enntmies. asatt pour
porf','n Jaellaan Ct pour fnarrainn II ,ic-
tolre. 0rattnT d%istineut, il rrndit pln.
dun seryirc ii In caa,c de In democratic.
don't n tlt M Dies Plus nrvcnta no6tre..a
Az prolific . toote epreuvc !c ft sou,cni
dfs1gaer d dcs e%inplnis llonorah'es u,'ij
nFclpa avcc distinctieu. I..adninistrn
to- du president Polk i'avait .,t,mm6 j
fal,bassadc de La ti,ye. (~Iloilandc) on
Iiff p'esentait dignnment lie pays. tout Gu
tim tiidant par son caractcrc, l'estimo
setlalieciion q'f ciacm Sc p%laisait 4 hi
asSoner. lie n,jor llavezac est mort Il
New orlt aI,fts inc malaJic de trcnte
FIX heprcs, lals,ant apres hi un vide que
Y soeltfe comblera nvtc d firnlte.
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80 TAT DE Observation-Disclosures.
Assompiion--Cow ia Cia1uifme Dis
irirt Julic'aire, -Anendr que Virginie ri.
che a ff6srntt t'ne petition !; II Corr 4 rpc.
'nt d'"ltenir les ]lettr"s d'adfntn;Atatien
do n slccnsSimrdf fpu James Nthe W%tiylf.
sou r'afi dec6'6 ~iu!esiat avis rsl parl e pre-.
sent donne d tnus cru que cn'a pcrrt con
crfner davoIr adtdnire sous dix %iours. les
%"ais"ns ponr lesnnelles il nc sefait pas fat
droit i 'aditr petition
Par or1re d., Ia corr.
Absorption lr y ~fhvrinr 1851.
- DESIRE LEBLANC. Grrnirr.
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CA9'Nar srAGNoI.-Commc nous III,
vohs aWnonc6 dams uoe Dc uos chrcni.
'in"s cnroptcnncs, II reinc.mere Il Gu
roiSon dn ministere Narvarz qri nc Sc
condait Plus .cs dcs>cins. yoici Ia com.
position dn nouvcau cabinet !: Bravo MI
riilo, aux Finances Ct President dn Con
eoil; Firmin Arteta. rInttticur; FL,
trsn de l.ys. aux Affaires- Tlrangerrs:
g$ntral dc Mirasol. 4 Ia e,crre; amirnl
Brsteilos. i h Marine; Ncgrit". i Ia
Justice; Gonzales Romero. anx Tra,tux
Pphlics.
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marriage PARHv AtDE"MAN.--Chris
tian Mi'l'r ct Caroline Wittick soni
ARISES dcruis pen dAI|omagnc. ct Ia
premiere honnc fortune qui Irur soft
survennc dams lr nouv"ar monde. a etc
DC sumner i premiere II courl1 dan,
III, tnn'c hurorc. POM >'assuror ircon.
fincnt tons los avlntag"s 1'm lj"n si
tondre. H. o"f snpDrim" les prt,nhnlr-
Engagement, par %l"snurl~ on ~s'"s~nic
CGHeral"m""t en- CO pay-Ci i Itprcuvc
dc Ia vie con j"g1'". ri II So snnt rcndre
tout droii 4 n. ~sfn.ion du orylrmc ward
~ IL ont sonn; l.. c,ritainn De- e~rrvicr
DE- 'rs nnIr i porptuitt. ic capitlin" sur
Urls t'nhr ro1tttn Hu>Si d~ircctc, Ct ne.
taut pas pnrit:t"mcnt cdifIe SIR IL ,a'.-
lie DE- a"< fn"rtionS pow V fire drnii,
en- rcfira Il i'nli"r,nan fii'lcr uui Sem
rr".Sa. snr,s a,trc fnr,nr d.. ]pror2@. 10
,]lrononccr !, fprmuIr ,~ncrancnt"l!r. N,i-
IA lo0c ihniz'ilu It Caroline nuis lovant
= JUSTICES i fnnt c<D%r"r pour cux one GO
cue r,Ihorman aura lie sur terrG/>ern
liz dams 'c cicI. Piissrnt.ils tiIrr d. longs
ionrS dams In continuation de- l"ur ten.
ct Ia multiplication DE- Icurs en-.
iantsi
fTorrirr drs FIT Uuis.)
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DAILY CRESCENT.



SAP SCENE IN A TKLIGRAPaIc OFFICE.
The Cleveland (Ohio) Plain Dealer furnishes the
foroWiux account Of pitiable scene which OCCUR
fsd few days ago in the telegraph office Of that
siXX: -, i n...sa.,, interest, to on. Of the
parties 1t least occurred here the other day, which
~ viii relate for the public good. A young lady
(We ferbsar names although knownl arrived here
frsm the Stats q New York, on her way into the
southern part Of NE Stste, whittier she was going
to consummate . marriage contract entered into
so0e len yean since. Her intsndsd was young
residence, but who in ell things did mot suit the
Q old folks," and coassquently the latter opposed
H. uatsh. The result was, the young man left
IL country, but ~ kept up most intimate cor
rsspeadeace With the lady ever since, until last
sasnw Astnl6rmed her By letter that as she could
q u Ibis State, in the month of August, and
b married. To this she consented, but il was
found inconvenient for her to leave home at that
tms, a. she did not leave home on her mission Of
love until few days since.
She ssepped 1t one Of our best hotels, prepare
tory 70 ~ vogege South. She appeared cheerful,
was exceedingly well dressed. sported gold
wstaA ~ other psrsphernslia peculiar to the
"gen6Gly1 Previous to her departure, she
stepped into the telegraph Office to inform her
lover who By the way was an operator himself sta.
TONED in Southern ofIics on the same line that
she had got 90 far ON her joyous way and would
Ike 10 hear from him At this point After her dis
patch Vas sent and waiting .. reply, one Of the
operators Who wss very vel acquainted with her
intended, r.n.zksd that the young gentleman to
WHOM she had sent her message had fallen into a
"shsak Of luck" The lady was observed to
startle considerably, and asked what he meant by
"strssk Of luck" He told her the young man was
xsasvssd. She fell back in her chair and tainted,
almost instantly. The operators and clerks were
much frightened, but managed to bring her to BY
k42~ L. L. IL H.
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French -LNMs9sNge.

PROFESSOR A. DUCHIRON.-Private Les
sons IN the above Transitions from English into French
Apply az the office of the Crescent, at the OF
Apollo and Callope streets. dill
RKOOkLHN WAREHOUSE COMPANY.-The
a., BroGsyn Warehouses at AlgsE opposite
and MERCHANDISE from the MORT II intended for
SHIPMENT haylng 1850 feet front on the ryer with wharves
without to the weather. ample
loading of ships
Charges are Sed at low rates. and aceommoda
on offered to the Merchants the city the Shippers
me upper county 1t the wish Of the Ompany equal
the conyenences of the Atlantic Dock o. New York.
to visit the premises.
leans. i TkSEV Ss,no,,,v
ErsresesS! Gsddss Price. Frost Co.; J. W.
SsSAson " Co.; y. r. Nichols. is6G
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ME DAGU ERREOTYPE SALOONS NJ
~ Camp street, (Shff's buildings are now on
W me Iecepuon OF visitors who respectfully inyils3 ~
eNamIne the very extensive collection of PoRTR AiTs
r. Iheoe SALOONS have been magnifcently furnished
ana every attenuon Will be bestowed give satisfaction IN
oe By the superior arrangement of the I1spr in thu
Operating Room. constructed expressly for this VII,
an immense SKY-LI0hr and by a NEw CuEMIc N Pp vs.
CESS used In preparing the Plates the Portraits are nrdn
IN very short space OF time (0nly few seconds exhbitnS
nigh degree Of perfection, with the proper and nataa
gaHsu9a q Light and Shade. without which Pictures can
~ choice variety Of new style Enamellsd and En-.
shved LocKETs of the finest Gold and best workmanship
canie Ter Miniatures furnished the manufacturer
Artists IT, SUPPLIED with every article used in the Da.
d2a n, 10 al rswYork prices. E. JACOBS,
-; ~" No. SO Camp street. NewOrleans
"A DvANCES-Liberal cash advances made on
in Of Cotton and other to our friends
d29 j1iiiNs Iyss1fpe 1a and NewYork.
nv ST1 =. Ill.lOrT & co. ~ Customhouse
"A ,nn.o NSsEsILberalca cash advances made upon
dii VIZ EFR RmsdephS NswYork and Boston. 80 anu
SUNDRIES- : ~ y -Ass-ns st.
iS eoTs, London Layer Rasips.
e b BE-. f,s.h Goldfish; WI
% half barrels No. Macls,s,
" nefces choice Cincinnati SIrs, r,.
~ bags choice Rio Coffee 1'eu mans
"oansis choice Family Flour.
b.t aopmsnt Of Wins. Brandes Gin, Scotch and Irish
~ Preserves kstehYR sic store and ior sale by ysn
AAoOAAN q 70. % Common q.