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Fattl UOOUS.
Clio UEL s. j MISON
NO. IS CHARITIES STREET,
~ Have the honor inform their friends and customers TINT
Monday, September TO- they Will be ready offer sale
splendid Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
just by ships Eagle and eue Dyer viz
RICH PRINTED CAI.ICOESi
RICH PRINTED BAYADERE ROBES;
RICH PRINTED DE LAME ROBES
RICH DE LAME SMALL FIGURES;
PLAID VALENTIAS AND CASEMERES;
PLAID TARTANS;
PRINTED CASfIaIERES AND PLAIN DE LAME;
PRINTED LASTING FOR CURTAINS;
SILK AND WORSTED DAMASKS FOR CURTAINS;
GRENADINES, FoULARDS AND CEALLY;
RICH DAMASK AND PoMPADoUR SILKS;
PLAIN AND CHANGEABLE SILKS
PLAID AND STRIPED SILKS
FIGURED BLACK AND PLAIN SILKS;
CoLORED MERINoES AND BLACK BON1BAZTNE;
EhIB'D AND PLAIN LINEN CAMBRIA HDKFs.;
PARASoLs-A RICH ASSORTMENT;
COLD CASHMERE AND SILK SHAWLs -
FANCY AND BLACK CAsslNIERESj
COL0RED SILK CRAvATs;
VALENCIENNEs EDGING AND INSERTING;
FANCY WOODEN SOCKS AND HOSE
BED AND NEGRO BLANKETS
MADAPOLAM AND FURNITURE CHINTZ;
BLACK BoAIBAZET, BoaIBAZlNE AND ALPACAs,
LIMO AND LINEN CAHlBRICS;
MERlNO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
.... AIS THE NORTH ..,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
DOM ESTIC GOODS,
Suitable for Family and Plantation us
sepl 2ptf GiQUEL Il JAMESON, IS Chatres street
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NEVER DRuNK.-Dr Franklin, in speaking of the intern
perate drinker says he will never Seldom allow that
he is drunk he may be booty cozy fox'd merry mel
low fuddled groatabe confoundedy cut see two moons
be among the Phstines in very good humor have been
in the SUM- is little feversh pretty well entered etc.,
JynL
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TO the HOLDERS OF Cifsy Obligations

TREASURERS OFFICE,
CRY OF NEW ORLEANS, Aug. IS, 1862.
TT Notice hereby given the holders Of tile obligations
of the old city, of the late Municipalities the late city
ytte that the Treasury prepared pay all obgs.
tons that will be allowed obligations
after the ?5th instant
NJ, II, GARLAND. Treasurer.
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To HOlssekeepers.

JUST RECEIVED
3 cases superior TABLE DANIASKS-64 tolO4;
cases pAA1ASK NAPKINs-Mt oH;
3 cases HUCKABACK ToWELING;
assorted TOWELS
bales CRASH
10 CoUNTERPANES-10-4t to 1871,
bales BED BLANKETS;
CURTAIN DAAiAsKS AND CIITNTZES;
cartons CURTAIN MuSLINS AND CURTAINS;
124 BOBB NET FOR BARS
cases BOOK MOSQUITO NETTING;
packages StEETING-Brown Bleahed l2-i
DOOR MATS MATING, HEARTH RUGS, etc. etc
All for sale at low price, at
sep?O 1t SIMPSONS, 30 Canal street.
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Run OFF THE TRAek--A from the "long train of
ages p loaded with events. No lives lost.
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PUBLIC SoHooLs-FIRsr DsrRrcT.--The announcement
of the opening of the public (ree) night schools in the
First District will, ought to- attract attention. We
shall have something to say in regard to them,
CHI ty
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We indebted to the Clerk of the steamer w. B. Cliff
ton for river tayors
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A democratic Congress refuses to grant pension to
Mrs Worth, widow of Gen. Worth.
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Turtle Soup at the Shades to-day.

CurrrNG-Dr Price, of Louisville, recently cut off the
nose of a man named Prewett. in ARRAY. 4-le
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aat, .eublftutions.


From J. B. Steel 60 Camp street
ArrlETos's MEcHANcs' Magazine AND ESGisErRs jour-
NAL, Vol. 2. No. 9.
TO the mechanic engineer any the least curious
in practical science this serial is invaluable; and Its
cheapness 25 cents per number or 70 per annun ought
to it general circulation It is one OF the most
credtabe Of all the publishing enterprises of the day and
worth five times much is asked for it. Appleton
Co., 200 Broadway, NewYork, are the publishers
SUMMER TIME IN THE COUNTRY, by Rev r. A. Wilmott
D Appleton s. Co.. NewNork.
This is number of Appletons Popular Library. and
one or two delicate passages of rural description and Off
hand criticism have made mark it down book to
be read.
From the Publishers, through j. D. Steel.
PAssEserps SAilEprhe steamship FL Dorado Captain
Baxter from Aspinwa. sailed yesterday morning at
o'clock with the following passengers:
Mrs s NJ Montgomery and family. mrs M NJ Booth and
family, Mrs Lukenburg. mrs Wesserman and family mr.
Ferran Bulwock, w Carr and brother Geo Percher
NJ Cohen NJ Powell, Raymond and family Catharina
and family, Bretfa. mr. Lynch and family, Gawer,
Nelson Manning NJ Cummings, Cummings, A Smith
L Keller. n Ross. NJ Fritz. J Nj Sunderland, Dryer,
Levi NJ Brockley, Blum. Baumann, j Waldron,
Gelson G HAWKING, Chas schenck and family Myer,
Weber, NJ Price Harsfeldt, Mason-200 steerage.
A srRiRx-The Neworleans steamboat agents have
withdrawn their advertising from the Commercial Bull
etin and Pcayune The True Delta and Crescent do the
for about half the rates charged by the two first
papers Louisville Democrat.
The Democrat is slightly mistaken in its estimate and
Furthermore, does not explain Our NewOreans contem
porares mentioned changed their prices without properly
consulting us, and it does not strike uey singular
that should continue the old rates regardless of the
| action of other papers
THE DYING SrArEsN1AN.The following is probably one
of the very last of the letters written by the American
statesman is of the most solemn beautiful and touch
| ing things we ever met with:
WASHINGTON. January Il, 1852.
Many and cordial thanks my good and true friend TO
| your kind and friendly letter | wish that had TIL
strength to respond to it, in the ulness which my hear
would prompt, but L have not. My condition is yer.
critical although my friends think there is slight i'm
| proyement in my health within the last few days
You have been rightly informed that contemplate tn
result with composure. resignation and submission
view of my present suerngs in this life, aud the hope
and blessings in the next ready to obey the sum
mons of my God, whenever he may graciously please
issue it, conding in the promises and mediation of
Saviour. I am your faithful friend, IL. CLAY.
| Garrett Davis, Esq.
The eye of the great old man upon the promise
land when he expressed himself so sublimey strong
| MIDI oitb nd in, bo5,
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Thanks to the Clerk of the steamer Florida for Mobile
papers
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Thanks to the polite officers of the Columbus and of the
Illinois, for late st. Louis papers.
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We under obligations to the Purser of the steamship
| Empire City for package of Havana papers
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The Arkansas river, on the 16th still too low for
navigation, with no prospect of RISE
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] aa- For the new Constitution, in French and
English, see Supplement
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CITY Intelligence.

CENSUS OF THE FIRST DISTRICT. Below we
give the complete returns of the Census of the First Dis
rict; as furnished by the Commissioners:
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For list of steamboats, advertised to leave to-day W,
would refer to the regular card on the third page.
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Boats Lfabing lport gnsnup.

The List of Letters will appear in morrow's Crescent
as usual
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ARKANSAS ITEMs-Tbirty thousand dollars have been
subscribed in Lafayette county for railroad purposes
Cen Turner of the same county proposes being of
five gentlemen, OF undoubted solyency to make capital
of $2 600 with the understanding to subscribe pro-
per time, $4,000 more to erect cotton factory
Camden in the event of the construction road
from that place to Gaines Landing.
Government troops at Fort Washita and Fort Arbucke
says the Fort Smith Herald of provisions the
contractor having failed to comply with his contract
The Pine Bluff Republican complains of considerable
sickness in that citysx deaths having occurred within
four days.
L. j. Bishop was instantly killed by Capt G. F. Haley
few days since at Casco on White River Bishop had
threatened IIaeys life and preparing to carry his
design into execution, when he shot by Capt Il.
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Captain Ensign, of the California.

few days since. number of those who saved
from the burning of the St. James by the steamer Cali
fornia presented to Capt Ensign superb teaset of sill
with appropriate inscription On the occasion the
following correspondence took place, which has been
handed to us for publication:
NEwORLEANs, September 10, 1852.
Dear SirTo your noble conduct and nautical skill at
the time of the destruction of the Inflated steamer st.
James, the undersigned mainly indebted for the
preservation of their lives.
As token of our warm and lasting gratitude, and of
high appreciation of the generous impulse which
prompted you that awful and sad occasion, now
present for your acceptance the accompanying testmo
mails consisting of silver tea-seryice
Receive it, sir pray you, together with the renewed
expression of sincere wishes for your future happiness
and prosperity.
Wesubscribe ourselves your grateful friends
IL w. PALFREY,
THOMAS PENSION;
NJ TURNER
ARCHIBALD BINNEY,
j. A. BLANC,
j. NJ HOWELL,
EDWARD EDGAR.
Capt Ensign, Of the steamer California
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@sss~ The regular weekly packet steamer
FRANK LYON Capt stone will leave for PRINCETON THIS DAY
EVERY FRIDAY thereafter Shippers may the f. L.
tinuing in the trade during the
2ptf STRoTHER BRos Agents, IS Poydras street.
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.aurDetente,srs de Ros,s de la Trille
BUREAU DU TREsoRER

BUREAU DU TNESORTEK,
VILE NLLe-ORLEASs, 10 Aeit, 1852. ! If
E est par prkseute
de ancienne ve dies municipalities, de exve Lafayette
quee Tesor est manenan pref payer utes les obligations dues
eoha dar du
Tau2O1 WM. H. GARLAND, TrssoeI
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Paul E. ::IhearG,
mn hrJT anon

Office No. ll3 EXCHANGE ALLEY, between ST. Louis and
~ Mr. TEARD offers his services to the public
that he will translate from Eng and Spanish into French LETT IN
CIRCULARS, PAMPHLETS, CONTRACTS, ACTS OF NoTA-.
ARTICLES OF NEWSPAPERS, COMMERCIAL NOTICES
OTHERS LEASES MEETINGS OF COUNCILS AND OTHER r f.
Lie MEETINGS. and in fact all kinda of writings He will also
pose Articles Advertisements for Newspapers Letters Circulars
ETC. He will devote his evenings the Books Of commercial i
tF- Office hours AMI
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Capt. Ensign, of the steamer California.


NEw0RLEANs September To- 1852.
Genticmei--I have received with gratitude your rich
and elegant gift Costly as it is, and much shall
prize it'll value infinitely the feelings Of kindly per-
sonal regard with which you accompany it.
1t will be carefully preserved among the other memor-
ais with which the hearted survivors of the fated
St. James, and the friends of the lamented dead have
oyerpaid my exertions that dreadful occasion have
claimed merit to myself except in promptly obeying
the impulses of humanity and devong faithfully to the
last whatever means and energies within my
troll The thanks and rewards which have been bestowed
upon so freely, while they transcend whatever feel
right to claim for acts natural will be ineen-
yes to Others to encounter hereafter greater peril
in similar They gratifying proofs of the
rty with which the performance of the duties of human
ity in trying is acknowledged and rewarded in New
Orleans. Respectfully your obt servant
H. P. ENSIGN.
Messrs. II. W, Pafrey, Thomas Pension, j. A. Blanc,
NJ. Turner j. NJ. Howell, Edward Edgar and A. Bnney.
The compliment although of hattering character, is
evenless than the gallant Captain Ensign deserves.
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THE IRISH Exopus-some very curious facts have been
recently developed in defence to the immense emigration
from the Emerald Islands to this country 1t is said in
the Baltimore Sun that the English Commissioners on
Emigration report that the total emigration from ireland
in 1851 25 1872 and that this year will be consde
rably increased Another remarkable fact is that this
emigration is sefsustaned; in other words it pays itf
expenses, at least far the United States and
Canada concerned. The Commissioners state that
last year there either RENTED from America
pended for prepaid passages to America by Irish settlers
there less than G990000 to enable their friends and
relatives to follow them to their adopted homes The
Der of emgrants from ireland to the United States and
Canada in 1851 23S016 the whole cost of which,
seerage passengers would be f89293l is. 3d. nearly
f1000O0 less than the absolutely remitted paid
and which retained doubt for the of relatives
remaining in Ireland This il very suggestive subject
Ireland diminished 1659330 in her population between
1871 and 1851 and the result of fair calculation that
there further decrease of 1925 last year Taking
the United Kingdom whole the annual increase Of
births deaths will do little than balance the
| annual emigration. Ireland will decrease this year
2l5183; Great Britain will decrease 527 1868 For the
first time upon record, without famine plague, the
population of the United Kingdom has become stationary
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sssisissassse Howard LODGE No. IS, /. O. O. F.
.E@3 regular meeting of this Lodge will be held THIS
EVENING Thursday at the Grand Lodge Hal, at7H
the N, g. rs4pgai s HARBY Secretary
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
4 s1sf0sN:dLI1,Y OF SCOTT.

sSrHUReDAlY Mo III sEPTR %. 1852
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TIE DYING STArEsMAN.-The following is probably
of the very last of the letters written by the American
statesman is of the solemn beautiful and touch
ing things ever met with
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1NQuEsT.-An inquest was held yesterday on
the body of slave boy named Theodue found floating in
the river below the Third District The boy had been the
property of Dr. Trcou who drowned with his master
by the upsetng of skf in the river, Sunday last.
Verdict accordingly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-23

So; an q s. Senator, of the most distinguished
character, and unimpeachable in his word,
states as fact, that Scott eralted at the pros
:pect Of the triumph Of the Compromise measures
And what has Gen. Cass, the most dis
tinnizhed democrat Of the Union, said Hea,
him speak of Scott, as one whose name is OF
2 the brightest pages Of his coant,ys history"
Hear Cass testify that Scott is an +" honorable
and patriotic citizen! Could any citizen be
sspatriotic" who is not national Could any
man be g honorable who would forswear him
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STEALING MoNEY,-Peter LOTUS, Mary Lof-
us and Bridget Koran arrested last evening the
First District, charged with having stolen from Gil
roy $50 whilst he sleeping house Julia street
search warrant having been issued part the money
S66 no. found in the house occupied by the persons
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S0AP-l0Q boxes Livermore's No. l, landing
~ sep23 CONVERSE & CO., 81 Tchoupitouas street.
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/ Later from Kew West.

By the arrival ~ fa isabel Al hareston The Gouriel
~ i. ~ j raot a ~ eoth IA MI
y Al AAse, ,ess " s1o os'A w. -
oonrier publishes ths following letter -
MEssEs Ep,roRs--Th schcoper Anita Damon: Bentley
master with cargo nf ling ffom Thomaston bound tt
Charlestou put into this port Saturday the 18th inst
eaky She having struck on the Norida Reef the mas
accepted the services Of wrecker to pilot the
down inside the Reef and assist inpumppg, the vessel
leaking SO badly that WAS impossible to leave the pumps
Tbs Anita Damon was bound to Charleston, and con.
signed to Trout DeLange butt owing to adver0 1nds
found himself 70 The n q Chareston vessel
badly, the master concluded to bear away for tet
on the nigh % struck on Pickles Reel whcn caused
the vessel 70 leak more The vessel s now being dis
charged q We cargo and VII be hove out and caulEea
The repairs to bark Byron are nearly conpletea bht
is ready 70 take In cargo 9S, 81 N. 4 As.
new Frecn light for Reef has arrived and
no doubt viii soon be snbstitutsd for the on
that y n use at present The hghhouae on Sa1d Key
VIM soon be recommended. WI N
@a s sAa Arrivals. SS 80 a ~ n. 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-09

TIE KArFIR WAR.-The Cape Town Mall Of October
0, says; ~
Ihe kaffir war appears to be gradually drawing to
close by series of vigorous operations General Gath
body Of troops left in possession of that noted strong
hold which had SO long afforded shelter to Macomo and
and the hordes Of the enemy who Immediately
90 the frontier districts This important work
accomplished between the 18th and 18th Of Septem
ber BY force Of 5000 troops having with them four
guns and led by his excellency in person.,
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NJ FUNERAL CEREMONIES IN HONOR OF
CALHOUN, CLAY AND wEBsTER-I. is respectfully requested
that NIL public andr pya,e business be closed the ninth
December and that the together with the dwellings citizens
be dressed in mourning. I'VE u Il :
is also respectful ly requested that the usual
badge of mourning toe left during the moving
PsEsons Gavpg charge of he Church Fle-aam city
ar6zeqassled to the to be oed during the day.
Masters Of vessels and steamboats, the propreors
various public buildings the city respectfully display
their at half mast from sun'ise t, sunset.
The Military the several Orders, Societies. Associations other
bodies that desire participate the ceremonies day,
queed assemble at such places they respectively select
repair to the places Of rendezsou, by 10 O'Clock, NJ.
By order Of the Committee.
der8 $500 ~ IL R Hill eYyboir,,an
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/ VI.
1a FuNERAL CEREMONIES IN HONOR or
CALHOUN, CLAY AND WEBSTER. -THuRsDAY Deesrnbsr q .
the ninth day 81 December
the celebration appropriate Funeral sespsct 10
sbs memory the deceased Statement CALHOUN CLAY AND
WEBSTER The occasion will be Of peculiar sclemnty and in
es ceremonies viii be Of impressive character
Nis deerabe tha our the interior
nce, sharing The profound emotions the uio
dead regret for bereavement the ioas 5sd
have aks the public II these
feelings The Committee therefore country
friends Of this ard States will psoces
on Of that and give to the moanf pageant poaing
aspect wider demonstration Of the national grief
believed that age assembse could gathered
sensible to the visitors little
brngs great numbers the during the winter and timely
could many make that q convenient for the
other object however worthy effort
and the Committee hope here worhy
the synpathf the people Of other pacs paying Of these
Public IIcnora to departed Genius Virtue and wisdom.s
Committee of Arrangements---{s
II. r. W. HILL, L. H. PLACE, NJ M, COHEN
~. LUGENBUHs W. A. ELMoRE, JOHN A. WATKINS
I A. NJ H0LBROOk. A. HARRIS, W. L. CUSHING.
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h BLACK CAAiBRIC,
H PLAIN BLACK CALICO.
II BLACK CRAZE AND
A WHITE SATIN RIBBON.
H 10 F0R d d GES, ia57 r. y i IA
i dec7 st9p = S.'A. q sv Csns .,,....
Carpet W,as.sJsoesse,

y. NO. % cHARTREs STREET.
VELVET AND BRUSSELS TAPE8TRY.
THREEPLYS BRUSSELS INGRANS in great variety ii ousit,s.
"a. ia il DkucGETs tor cramb Co.h., n y 3 .3s,
Mosaic Printed and Embroidered TABLE AND PIANO CovERs
WINDOW SHADES STAIR RODS White COLD MATING etc.
FLoOR OH CLOTH rom Of qualities cut 10
below those OF previous ysars. rs>a-
a dec7 51wQp AZ sBRofsSEATyk ~ (
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Ftts .aIaCays Guaranteed x
r ta 49,.
RED MUNROE & CO.'S

IA Magazine street. corner Of Gravier.
D The stock Of Clothing now in this Hou,. fully
them III promising their friends and their enr.
atsou The following principles govern doing sness
III after the purchase of Goods dissatisfaction
y may be returned and exchanged the money will be ceer
refunded Every article price marked upon IT, and In NO Instance
varied FROM" Mandatory al Broadway York Fresh Good
per every steamer.
oYERCoATs of every description.
WALKING COATS Of all kinds. r.v,
BUSINESS COATS Of all kinds
s DRESS AND FRocK COATS Of all kinds
CLOTH CLoAKs of various qualities
TALMA AND KfIABAN CLOAKS, new article,
PANTALOoNs of all kinds. ii
VESTS of all kinds A'i& HI
UNDERsHlRTs AND DRAWERS of all kinds
HALF HOSE AND GLOVES of all kinds.
COTTON AND LINEN SHIRTS Of all kinds.
CRAVATS and SCARFS-msg nifcen assortment
HANDKERCHIEFS AND SUSPENDERS.
very superb assortment Of
BOYS AND cHILDREN's CLOTHING
TO STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS, PILOTS, ETC.
V Your particular attention invited to large assortment
OVERCoATS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
FUR BEAVERS, HIMALAYA CLOTHS, HEAVY PILOT CLOTHS
DEyoNsHIRE KERsEys, SUPERIOR BLANKETS &
NOTIFIED BEAVERS, WHITNEY CLOTHS, Etc.
In all Of which goods we have
EXTRA LONG COATS,
y4F manufactured expressly for our use.
= You had better call and purchase something
Portable. ALFRED MUNRoE 4 CO.,
decd ltsp "a Magazine street, Of Grayier.
Re- Opened.
NOR RIS s. WAY,
CLoTHIERs
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS, under City Hotel
9 Have just opened their recently improved STORE their
NEW AND SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
,,, corsIsrING ,or@ T5g't 'i31tS
DRESS COATS;
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COsnsntssaO,s Q carpet It-asel 900Mss.
Just received donsssmsns and beautiful sys ~
5vELNET TAPESTRY BRUSSElS. w
+ THRTEPIY AND IEdisAfN CARPETS.
n FLOOR OIL CLOTH, to ~ foot rids-snsw dssigns.
Z E gss, CURTAIN coRNICEs- CheAps 2,
II PAINTED WINDOW SHADES.
M Ill IA WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
n ToDD& CO.,
dse sap lao Canal street near Royal Tou,o Building.
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dHE TslEsRArH IN EseLAspThe total extent of tele-
graph In England is nearly 1900 miles representing an
ontiay Of about 9s0O0oo The total amount Of wire laid
down for the purpose is upwards of 100000 yards and
the total number Of telegraph posts somewhere about
about 100000 The stat Of employees may be taken at
upwards Of 500 persons. T5ass "
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1Mpest,.u Y,elpet Coa.peti,,

Tapestry V-elUet C02.pettseg.
- We have just received per ship Maid Orleans choice
assortment Of VI 81 4 Il -s1 EtSfi e
S VELVET CARPETING.
together With styles Of TAPESTRY BRUSSELS and large g.
voice Of the choicest sty les Of -
4 THREE-pLY AND INGRAM GARPETING I
dees lwsp cHrTENDEN& CAMERON, 70 Charities street. +