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ADJUSTMENTS.
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msron. sop,i,.,i M;i1 Iysyy IIsn viii give apoesr
and LAST GRAND CONtEhI,
~ At the ST. CHARLES THEATRE,
a, SATURDAY, EVENING" March
~ ~
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an aPphrahi VINO aesre iei VI men Nv" use
~ In order accommodate all pces OF seats To The
and Second Dres, Circle nred s. front
f''1se will
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n. Grand PRIZE CONCERT.

Nj, Grand PRIZE CONCERT. st,s.
~ -aSs At .,KMol.Y HAIL. tt
St74E "a Mr.. FRANCIS POfHoNlER, from an. ,ITFFzf
1yle london. the celebrated Pisnlst has the EAdES
"a honor Of informing the citizens OF NeSOreans IT"
and vicinity that he proposes giving
A GRAND PRIZE CONCERT,
exceng and the number
rrizes, thing the kind heretofore attempted the
Uni ed States.
IT, Tho celebrated $4,000 DIAMOND WATCH
will be ~ Flint Grand Prize.
notice will lie published Of time. programme etc. MID
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARK EFT

JEFFERSON Cry,
Friday Evening, March T. 1851. J
Arrived during the past week 546 head of Beef Cattle,
Is4 Hogs 300 Sheep, So Mich Cows, and 564 Calves
The stock of Beef Cattle remains ample; the receipts
during the latter part of the week being scant holders are
frme The market but moderately supplied with Hogs
and Sheep are scarce. A good supply OF Mich Cows
Calves and Yearngs but the market has been rather dull
for the former.
-PRICEs-
BEEF CATTLE WESTERN
SHEEP I'm 10 10 aotG 90 oo " hea.
CALVES and &5tG W 5O W head
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The Vatican of Rome would make fine hotel z;
il has some 100 rooms.
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Fancy sails.

PLANTATION DRUG STORE-The sub
scrber would respectfully call the attention Of "A
planters, physicians and Others 10 his stock Of DRUGS
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, ETC., all of whlch-belng M
selected with great care, and recently eceved.wl, -
he doubts not, be found examinations satisfactory a re-
CARDS quality and the prices shall be low those oil any
similar estab ishment in the CITY,
esR Physicians Prescriptions carefully pr0pounded
THOS RANKIN Druggist and Apoihscary,
fe2S I'm corner Camp and Poydras SITS,
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UNION GALLERY,

UNION GALLERY,
No. Is st. Charles street, up stairs.
EXHIBITION of Select. Ancient and Modern PAINT
Ia lNGS-The Ne Plus Ultra of the Art of Painting,
VIEW OF TENERIrEE. with SUNSET by the cee
braed Hdebrand Painter to the King Of Prussia CHRIST
BEINa CROWNED WIIHTH9RNs, by Ludoyeo Carscei
MEAT, by Sir David Wilkie fine specimen of painting
from the Pencil OF beard entitled HE SQuALIERs por.
specimens Of Ancient and Modern Art forming the best
collection of Paintings exhibited in this country
~ Single Tickets 50 cents Family Season Ticket "a
eV Each person visiting the Union Gallery will be emit
tied without extra charge to chance in the Gratutogs Dis
rbution of Fifteen Paintings, be Armstrong EX.
change Royal which will take place the LIST day OF
May. 1851.
esg" Open during the Day and Evening. fel3 If
MADAME DWELL
ID ESPECTFULiY informs the Ladies Gentlemen OF New
IL Orleans that she has just arrived Europe he
suited her residence No A. of Old Leve and kplanad
the Present, Past and Future Constitutions
Gentlemen 81 Ladies 5Oc mhi lw'
WERTMULLER'S
CELEBRATED PAINTING of DANAE
Now exhibiting ad Joining the National Gallery of
Fine Arts. l3 St Charles ST., up stairs.
ADMISSION, so cents.
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lfIANO FOkTEs - Tho subscriber respectfully an
l. nounces to the public that he has the
entire agency Tin this city) for the sale of
Ssse;assa IA NR MAJ %anp Tac
CHiCKERlNS, Boston; and thai he has this time
very large Stock comprising ali the varieties three
good second hand Pianos.
ola iptf HENRY PARSONS. "a CaNnn strset
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IT, DR.. 8. W. Dalton, whose duty it is to vaccinats
sss Children If Public Schools ef the Second Municipality
VIM may REQUIRE and for weeks prevented
by sickness doing however, allie and prepared
TO discharge duty requests the Principals and Teachers Of
the several Schools Children his Office for that
tr- Other, desiring protection against the SMALL PoX
fully invited to call Office, is Crcus street Jazz
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AMERICAN THEATRE.

DAN tiICE'S CIRCUS
ST. CHARLES STREET, OPPOSITE PERpIDo STREET.
Encouragement the Six Horse Rider, g. P sTlCKNEY
THIS EVENlEtt harcL A Grand Oio OF Arenjc, Olympic
Equestrian tn tantomiuc Enertannents IN which me great
Rider LEVI j. NORTH, Jean, c'Ccnel Edgar, HARPER
Voris collected force OF the Company viii
appea THREE CLOWNS-Dan Rice, Ben Jennings ant gan
will he performances spicy and mrhiu beyond pre-
open quarteT-pist performance VIII commence at
quaftsI-pHst O'clock .
OH &c each between the
hours Of 10 and 2.
g Circle, 50 Pit, IS Free Col
orrdi II eFy
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NEW YORK CANTON TEA COMPANY'S
DEPOT, "a Canal, one door below ROYAL st 1x~sa
Just received per ship Atlantic. 100 chests a,
consisting Of eiSEM
OOLONG, al--A10
SOUCHONG, .
AND POUCHONG,
| of the new For sale low. :, ;,
m " s., e.,
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n w ORLEANS:
sATUROAy MGRNING, MARCH s. 1851

A VOLCANO NEAR LIvERpoor.-The attention
OF the commercial class of Liverpool, as well as Of
its residents generally has lately been awakened to
an alarming contingency Within a mile and a
quarter of the docks there magazines contain
ing l6,767 barrels, or 72l tons, of gunpowder a
quantity far larger than is believed ever to have
been accumulated before in any one spot. These
buildings are not fire proof, they are without the
means of ventilation, except by leaving the win
dows and doors open, and are not even provided
with lightning conductor. So complete, indeed,
is " the resignation to chance and good fortune,
to use the words Of recent report by Govern
ment officer, or to give alarm the first out
break of fire in the neighborhood. The sensation
created among the owners of property at Liverpool
by these revelations may easily be imagined The
effect Of an explosion OF such quantity of powder
cannot be estimated, but it is generally believed II
would ruin the shipping and the town, and destroy
thousands of lives.
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GOSHEN BUTTER-35 kegs choice Goshen
VI Butter landing ship Manchester from New ok for
sale by (fe2s] SAMUEL WOLFF, IS Camp ST.
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NOAL-COAL-COAL Reduced!
English Camel Coal,
las TONS, superior article now dschargng from
ship Sardinia and for sale in lots OF or 10 barrels
ut 81 per barrel in lots of 20, 5Oor loo
barrels at 80 cents per barrel,
and delivered tree
of cartage.
Pittsburg Coal.
10000 BARRELS choice picked Lump Coal. expressly
for family for sale in lots OF 8. TO- 80, or 1000
barrels; Delivered, free Of charge, AT
$50 HOGSHEADS choice Pittburg Coal, put up in large
casks expressly for plantation for sale in lots
to suit purchasers at - 80 per cask.
Anthracite Coal.
100 CASKS Peach Orchard, Rel Ash. and Lackawana,
broken and screened, put up in large casks and
for sale in lots 10 suit buyers, at from
Is to u per cask.
For oil the above apply at the CRY Coal YARps,
" Customh0use street, north side OF P0oce, arrePs
old stand 2 Tch0uptoula. street, squares above
ST. Marys Market also, $50 Royal street, between Bar
racks and Hospital streets near Esplanade.
All orders through the Post office strictly attended to.
TT Yearly contracts entered into for supplying steam
tons. families, etc., at the lowest prices fel2 sptf
THE THOMPSON COAL YARD, StCharles
street, corner # Julia street.-The subscriber having
purchased this old established yard and laid in fresh supply
of Coal prepared deyer, in lots to his friends
BURG, AsTHsAoITI. ENGLISH AMP AMEEICAs CAMEL
| Coat. JOHN 6. BROWER.
,s Orders be left at the of Brewer Co.,
No. II Camp street. jail 6msp
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BROUGHT to the Second Municipality Police
- Prison a.
FRANK, dark gritf, about 10 years old, feet ~
nfhes h Is 3 says he belongs to MIR. Lindsay.
HEINZ GEORGE, dark grff, about 10 years M.
OH eet inches high says he belongs to Mr. Stark
and take them away. nj j. Will ANS Warden
NewOrieahs February "a, 1851. fe2S law3w
ClGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
~ FOB ACCO-The subscribers have constantly hand
and for salem lots to suit purchasers Cuba Havana Fo
Mason County, Kentucky Tennessee Missouri WRAP
PERS AND FlLiERS Also--Tobacco in hhds. and
bales selected for the Mexican Market and for nlantaton
TURNER n RESSHAW,
So Camp street and 439 Tchoupitoulas street
szSS" Tobacco baled to order. fe4 ly
| CTAR CANDLES AND PORT VINE
~ 800 boxes Star Candles, S. SIS and As;
| 100 quarter casks Port Wine; For sale by
fel2 T. RYON, % Old I.evee ST.
| THE undersigned continue to make liberal ca sh
advances upon approved consgnments TO their friends
Richmond, Bssm2re Phs sPhIa Ney Yoss and Boston
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Arrived.
Ship Meguntcook Fairbanks 50 days from Messna. Geo
Green Il Bro-1st my.
Bnrk Miaudon Butler days from Havana to PUG, Mir
&co-ist my. 80
Bark Murio Merrill % days from Boston; to mas,er-2my
Rrig Tehuaniepec, Brown from Chagres 18th February
ballast to o Wickham-2d my. .
schr Ella schenbeck, days from Pensacola to master
Schr Lois Pennell days from Pensacola to maser-Bass
sTEAMBUATs.
Anna, Johnson from Bayou Macon.
Alton Fulton, from st Louis.
Brilliant Hart, from Bayou Sara;
l,ele Creole Bennett. from Vicksburg.
Gem Snapp from Memphis.
Gi,sy IRE, from Bayou sara.
Hecla Kay, from Grand Ecore.
Herman Summers, from Wabash River.
r boswell, Larose from Grand Prairie.
JEFF Davis Deltoe. from Belmont.
Natchez No 2, Leathers from Hard Times.
Shamrock. Wilson. from sinden.
Sarah Gordon Bereier, from Washington.
Towboa Panther Davis from the Passestowed down and
to sea I'd INST. ships Quebec and Geo Turner, chr
C B Mathews-brought up ship meguntcook and bark
Niaudon.
Towboat Phenix Crowe. from the Pasesowed down and
the I'd inst, ship Brit ANNA. bark Mount Wash.
inglon and brig Lorette-brOught up bark Murlo and
brig Tehuanepec.
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IL NOtice.-The Committee appointed for obtaining
subscriptions for Rebuilding the ST. CHARLES HOTEL, viii
peaAs Henderson Gaines No. IS Canal
get their Subscription Books
fH The Members OF Committee will meet daily at the 0hcs
Of h. T. LoNsDALE, ESQ No. 81 Gravr street. at haifpass
O'Clock taZ3d Signed, H. C. ChhHACk, Chairman
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EY Notice is hereby given that Application has been
made 10 the ouisiena Of DnpcAte Cerh
cate No. ll9 January 1885, of 40 shares M PAID In
Of JOSEPH Fo"LER,Jr-
the original Of which misaid. w EOGART,
ia, sod Curator Of Estate Of J. Fowler, IT.
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COAL.

MulfOFd Mines, kentuckY,1
FEBRUARY 10, 1851.
IRON and after this date, Steamboats, an be
L supplied with superior quality Of COAL, ~ =
from the above extensive Mines at Napoleon
Arkansas where the propnetors have estab;
ished permanent Depot. E. A. MILFORD,
teS I'm Manager.
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t~ Notiee.-The underslgned haa resumed business on
bis account aid liquidation Of the Affairs the
aaouse LEvERICH CO., dissolved the decease OF Mr.
EDWARD J. WALSH. n30 W. e LEVERiCH.
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Freights-The freight market has been rather easer and
notice several American shps taken for Liverpool at ed
for Cotton for Havre and another for Genoa at Ia cent
etc. Within day two, however, Cotton has been taken
in British ships for Liverpool, fill up. 9ll-16d. The
anticipated arrival of number of ships from New ork,
which have load with Cotton here at owrrates
no doubt has its effect.
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NOTICES.

A& ~ weekly n1eetirg u thiz Division will
Xxx be he'd SATURDAY EVENING nert. In coHse-
qpsnoe IT their pubic Temperance nesting he'd
2. The seeend Municipality Hail. THUR DAY EVENING the
sth ins. nhs J. B. TONI.INSOE, W. P.
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chbtIpA fersn ~ raaseset ,hqed IsstGsr las
90 eeears ssasst Srsf: u.asG Menus Nth al 10 r'-i
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Tea Warehouse,
No. 90 Camp street, New Orleans

HAY, CORN, OATS, BRAN and SHORTS
Constantly and for sale in purchasers
by J. GARLAND & co.
tei isly l01 Tchoupitouas street.
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James Graham, Notary Public.

AL Powers Of Attorney heretore given by me are hereby
ed. fslS s-worpP, e5 Camp street.
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II The officers srd membsrs Of this Company
are ps.tisei.ty reques,ed % attend az adjourned
wa moothlyJ nssing dOEDAY. the 10 Of March,
-aak--at half O'clock. P. M, pnuctually.
mil By order. 9. fINNeY vERLhNDER. secretsrr-
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~ Having expelled from his late Office by the destructive
fire Of Tuesday morning. Bsnks Arc, established
at No 50 GRAvIER STREET, up .tairs. mis- lw
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street. Rev. nr. Cornell lv olaeiAss Ths Lafsystts
yuissB CaDain Richard French Of which company the
dsceased vas msmbsr, VIII turn out % bury his re-
mains Tue h1ends and relatives OF the family are
On Tusdsy evening, December 2od after short Illness,
WILLIAM n. CARE, aged 28 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral from the residence Of
this day, 18th inst, st o'clock Pm.
On December I'd, Mrs. NARY RosssoS, in ths 6ath
Her friends and acq uaintanee and those Of her broth
eriAlsw James McDxitt are respectfully requested to
attend her funeral this afternoon at half past O'Clock
from No. A East Broadway.
On Wednesday morning. December a. Mr.. ERNEST r.
KEIss, In the 10th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family and of his sons
in-law, John M. Sands and Ferdinand @. Unger, are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral at
o'clock from his late residence No 81 Crosby street
=. In the City Of Brooklyn on December 2s De wrr
His friends and those of the family ere respectfully
invited to attend his funeral tomorrow at O'Clock
Pm, from the residence Of his brother -in-law, NJ
Chauncey, No. 81 Joralsmon street.
In Brooklyn, Long Island, on Monday, December o.
Thompson, aged months
Boston, Esstport, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia
On December H. IN South Brooklyn, at the residence
OF MRS. Lewis, JOHN HENRY WIsEMAN, Of consumption,
eldest son Of Michael 8. Wiseman.
California papers please COPY
AT Isip, Long Island, on Saturday, December 2o of
disease Of the heart STEPHEN THoRNE the 77h year Of
hs age, formerly Of this city
On Saturday morning, December 20, ct Permont, New
mortality Mrs ELrzABErH b wife Of william W. Taul
man, aged Is years.
At Mobile, ON November 13 ABBY MYERS, reict Of the
late Simeon Myers, and formerly Of this city.
avenue, Mr. A. A. VAN VLEcK In the seth year Of his
sge.
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100000

ftoo,0C0 S502634 90
The Canal Board have adopted resolution directing
the Canal Commissioner together with the State Eng
and the Division Engineer having charge Of that
portion Of the Canal where the s to be let to con-
tract In all with the lowest bidder when In the
judgment Of the said Board be has the ability to pererm
the contract within the prescribed period and give sats
factory security In case, however, is more than
$500 600 worth of work to be awarded to one company
person, except where the work cannot be sdvanta
geously divided.
The London Board Of Trade returns for the month
ending the 5th November, continue satsfactory al
though, as compared with November, 1850, there h
decrease Of fl3o7 72e in the vaise Of our exports Thi
amount! Is comparatively trining for the first ten
months Of the year total exports have been $751;
$4,000 against 900 In the corresponding period
Of last year showing an increase Of than f30oo
coo.
The Official returns ofthe Bank Of France made up for
the week ending the 4th Of Dec, compared with the
preceding weekly statement, show diminuton Of tbs
cash hand Of t7oooo9 and Of 900 600 In the ba
lance to the credit Of the treasury The discounts are
increased 900, and the circulation o4ooooo.
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surc,pE sv HAroro -About eleven oolc~ a .. xe>A.v
morning. Mn. Caroline Tomssy mar led NV s6ort
forty yea. Of put sud TO- her sxisisscs ~
hanging hsr,sn nom the esine u ths iitchsn 1t hsr
residence In Fulton svene, ner Clinton avenue She
Rad been ahoDg und depression Of spirits for sons
months psse ana ng advantage OF the temporary sb-
eenee OF nsr nd and children committed the fear
an act aef consigned to their last resting
DEATH ~ ON CoLp ExPosuaE "A oolored man,
known ~ the name ofAbrahan, for many years en- /.
Dout the Brooklyn market found frozen to
aes.n an knes slaughter house yard, in YORK street
yseV;rdsy morning.
THE PASSENGERS riE BRITsH BARK JOHN RiGER.-
About forty Of the OF the bark John Rer
reported ashore at Hog Island Inlet, arrived at Jamaica
village on Monday evening They mostly natives
CT Ireland and had suffered greatly from cold and hun
ger since the andng Of the vessel They all in
destitute condition and Mr. John Mclaughlin, OF that
place, had the Catholic Church promptly prepared for
their accommodation, where they were supplied with re-
reshments.
PLANKRoAD DIVIDEND The directors Of the Jamaica
and Brooklyn Plankroad Company have declared
ssmiann dividend Of four cent and nave deter
mined to increase the capital for the purpose OF
laying additional track.
New QuARrERs-The second district police left their
old quarters the Brooklyn market yesterday and
took possession of the building Of York and
Jay streets recently erected by the city for their
mod alton.
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FIN Il ARTS.

A MERICAN ART UNION-DIsrRIBUTION WILL
take place on Wednesday. December Slst - fnpler
HAIL Ihs books Of subscription will open till that
:, the Gn:ry ~ Brosdssy and for The conveaisnes q
Ms.srs APgetons, 200 Msssrs Tiffany Youns
Eubs al Broadway Messrs Evans Brttan, 6T Brosd-
way T. j. Crowsn, 500 Broadway; Messrs Lockwood Son,
m BfosSwsy; nessf, ss wi,..' Stevens. g, Bresavay
b importance for that The
friends of the Art Union and subscribers
Of 70 record their names ON the books Of the
Gallery of the Arr Union open and the enavags
each subscriber equal in number and merit the large
returns Of last The public appreciation Of NE
liberal objects Of the Art Union Aas often been tss.fsd
present and 10 confidently 3
support Of the institution,
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Died,

On Tuesday morning, Dec. 23d. DASrrt H,tsrv Mr.,v
and 10 months '"-e
invited 70 attend HE funeral this afternoon, at 2
o'clock from the residence Of his father in state
trst house from the corner Of Bend street BROOKLYN
On Wednesday morning after rrotracted illness at
bis resdeuce, In eeventh street this city W. BvcEtFy
aged 30 years formerly Of Norwich, Connecti,l.s
The funeral will take place tomorrow A. O'Clock
Pm from the church, corner of Avenue and Fif.h
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stock Exchange.
N RrTlSA.

Az sslem, Connecticut December 10, ct the resi-
dence OF orramel whittesey, JoN r. MAeiryrs of New
London. 10 Miss ELIZA T. Wnrrrtrsry
On Wednesday, December H. in the Church of .hs
Holy Communion, by the Rev DR. Mulenburr. M
JoHN 3. suTrHEy TO HYacrvrp A .ljsst Jsnsb..r ef
Leonard Appeby, all Of this city V
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ADVRRTTSRMRNFS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PIE R SON AL.


ISAAC BURGESS. LATE OF PHILADELPHIA. Is
.ote to the Herald ooe stating where
hm or Renshsw will call st the Herald once q noon ON
Saturday. ~ th inst, TO see him there,
TNFORMATIONWANTED OF THOMAS FLICK, WHO
lef Scotland In l649 and last heard Of from BalS
more being then in oonfeotoners store He is brass
founder BY trade and about 2 old He will
Of something to his ,dvsntsge by applying william
drews l6 Wall street, New York any person know
his whereabouts will oblge his friends BY giving the in
WANTED-INFORMATlON OF FRANCIS DACIER,
native of Brussels, aged 6ftytwS years. rather slen-
der fresh eolor black hair and small mouth.
thin lips and blue lively and pleasant oount
nance; speaks Engsh French Fsmsh and Italian Left
tefprete Inform Asion will be advsntagsous e with c.
g. Wemple No. l06 Broadway.
NEXT OF KIN.-JoHN DEvINNY, DECEAsED.-IF
the relations OF kin of the late John Devnny,
British subject lately deceased yera Cruz. who
and follower of the American during the Mexican
sSsmrs,sn VIII apgy either OF By letter .d
StHeI Treasury at the Treasury Chambers White
hail. London, they may hear Of somethin their I'D
vantage.
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eouraud's Liquid instantaneous Hair

Dye II cvty, vthoat exception reservation the best
rvtnted. Equsly ssehrsed Gourauds sedioate
Soar tor curing ehaT ebs;ss roushnsss tender esh PIN.
Isr from p,rt Of the bodyi Lily Whit an Hair Close
~ ~ walker s,reet resr Brcadusy Csllender IS South
TLiit ftrest. rhi.aaerlia.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES, 20,

RERFoRD L. CO.'S NEXT EXPRESS WILL BE SENT
- forward by steamer Georgia, Friday, 9th, IL
o'clock Pxsss tiers and packages will be received till
10 a M Friday morning Freight less than by
any other No Broad street. No. 2Astor House.
CALlTORNIA STEAMSHIP FREIGHT AND PAssEN-
~ SAger office, 70 Cortandt street, New Iork.-New
rangement circulars for 1852 giving full information
and about
the best at the lowest also mining
circulars sent gratis, 10 order Address postage paid
ARNOLD BUFYUn B co.
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A ANTHOLOGY, re.

"A lately from Philadelphia offers his services the
citizens ofNew York He is able TO iorete past present.
Nstiss e.culated and read n FULL scaordi1s 70 The
Eativties calculated. Ladies s.; sentlemen, S. Once
No. White street. New York. pest paid viii
receive immediate attention. For particulars daily
papers ASTROLOGICAL Aluanacs can be procured ~ The
efise, gratis. where certificates can be seen.
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Presents for the r.p-s

sbs tore sress patent Leather Doos made in as
hsnest se sys as sentemsns dtsss patent boots They
boots hlso w.tr preof doutle cole, cork sole Dress
Boo,e srd Ovsrshoe Of every deserpon for gentlemen
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