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LA9yertisement ]

JUNGLE Tom" AT BARNUMs.-Thls much admired
adaptation OF Ms Stoves great work With rs
thrill NJ moral gteets viii be represented rHs
IvIsIsc BsTnunls Museum touching
more vyscou moral play has been presented
70 the h while Of three ticket Offices in
stead Of all the usual nconyenenees Of the crowd
THIS AFTEESoCE comic pieses
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CnAras 90 uaAEb LARctNf..-A Young named
VIM ~ Renore. raalorday arfesLed BIZ Olcer MIsr.

q Tho Tenih Ward cha,god with having ihe 92d ui
tiofu $500 IN bank bills rom bureau Ia tho house ~
MI 'ohn u Roincoko. No ~ Chryso 4 u appoai that
Tho accused was Intimate with 81 Mr. Roinooke. and
WIS IN The habit of visiting The house With him frequently.
onthe dny above nnmod ho NJ tho house, and soon
ncr The money found 20 have been stolen from roll
81 stoo No euapicon ihon excited against The ac-
cnsed, but he subsequently appeared very handsomely
drcs.d aud having elegant gold watch and chain and
this led the son Of Mr. X 20 charge him with the theft
lie eoufossed bis guilt at and offered the youth the
gold watch If he would say nothing about IT, The lad
mhtd TO comply with these terms and informed his father
OF the affair who caused the Of the accused. The
prisoner gave up the clothing aad watch and was com
niited by Justice Wood to await examination.
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srAnnED nY RowDITs.-0n Sunday night young
named Thomas Coulber residing at No. 2ij Cherry ST.
while on lis way home. attacked by gang Of row
dice who knocked him down, stabbed him in the right
breast stole bundle Of clothing which BIO had with him
and then fed When first attacked he called for help but
none was at hand After the rascals fed he managed
get home and his friends after conveyed him TO the
New York Hospital
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tAdyertscmentl
mrs -IingnFII PERSON Il LAKE No

al have received By
steamer Franiln aud entire stock Of Rich Dres 5fs MAJ
ma Nrvrts French Mcrnos Psis ETC. embracing
ono waved sortnents offered retail u
Which they invite the attention ofthsir patrons
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Tile NEW MENAGER

THE NEW MENAGrRIE No. 337 Broadway, nearly
orpo.s the Broadway Theer opened yesterday and certainly
hr pls Geological Exhibition this city win
now be open daily
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The Sihmese Twins have arrived, and rSN 's>elTs
o,s ofnns afternoon AID egsIss a. ~ EfsH<stf Assfs
ne Museum, 10 ~ Bfeslssy IL ssss1as tfssss<
ifnuf utralle All
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BROOKL w ITEMS

ALEo1unI on BCEss-Mr WiiIau " 1.,.'s1c W
deliver this evening lecture upon tie IL an vrrs u
Robert Durnf at tie ConoeFt Han Her A. bf5.Er-
Tie aysis Of the lecture fOr he beszil - A II
Orphan Asylum
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REAL ESTATE The following soles were made Nov 81
by Cole and Chiffon:
Lessshold properly No 80 Avenue xleo so
Leasshod property IN 2shs 81 zx9s 2so
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Mr.. O. & FOwLER lectures On Phrenslezy THis
Ivrsiao At b. Laiss guileifg 10 B4csgzst TIME
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rroff Frftfc iTsTtrUrioNs, -. i.
Hospital Bellevue lsedelr. Island cOlS,sd sons
3snss,rv BIZ T. VI yDcenys HosPl colof
sasi< hsylu DO Cl'y PIsgn Jsnsr- City s'sp'a'.''
THOMAS X. DU"NINV' O'J '


CITY Ir,reetor's oHes Nov. ~ 1858 , A.. A..
49,, p,,opr or DEATHS in the City Of Bookyn ,sf @s
~ snSns Nov 10 ia5S Males III Females Si' A'-N' -
Z, Total -
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ton W, accompanied ny avery hah sea- witch ahi'ei
She wna have si,ieon ds,p the passage

Tie packet ehlr idcla arrived yesterday forenoon hom
i,,roo cporln succceion Of westerly gnoH from Tho
North Channel olho iiehama linnla While lying 10 IN
relo 0om the north west In la, o. Ion Qa Hhc shipped
no which carried away the quarter boats from tho daviiH
DE shy light rail aud largo quantities Of water wont
below dc,ks
The chip Rose Slandeh. from Rotterdam experienced
saes tho passage mud has been four days within
af,v NH "s Of Sandy Hook
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
rrpFRIOR COURT-GESERAL TERa-Before Judges OAKLEY,
Nd HOFFMAN.

t-prPIOR COURr-GESERAL TERa-Before Judges OAKLEY
EMMEr and HOFFMAN
Heose d. Chesarsy against the City OF New-f0rs
Plaintiff sued TO recover back about $4,000, which she
TO have been Illegally levied from her CON 1875 o oa
Ipoupsee She claims that seminary Of leaning 70.
voIe ladies BY law from tax The III cd
to Juse and jury. The defense aAt the establish
ueni bosrdns house well a. seminary lyoass 10
dies school and exempt from ttSaon yedet
va. plaintiff 400 subject and
real 9 made. Argument wss heard
SUPERIOR CoURr-Bsfore judge DusR
Thomas GILLIAN aad Wife AIT. The Erie Railroad Company
To recover damages for alleged injury to Mrs u, the
car in which having been precpaed into the river or rs
,d In the their waists for hour before they were
s1tIIeaisd bsdes which charged Mrs externally and
Internally bruised injured She claims Sc eco damages
fag the OF the Company OF rs
The Company asO set general res rom ss w.
,sJe ps,t dsy IN side TstiOn OF pad 10 her
Miehssl Lecour AT the City Of New YORK.
For alleged injury to plaintiffs premises dnrng me 3raa
Ip Of already referred TO- Ferde Tor pairts si
SUPERIOR COURT-Befors Jusgs BosvSsrs.
Ouintau MeAdam q Cornei1s ana hchsrf Pot2n.
To recover ON sale Of ots SD a. The defense -
the. tl.nH brought u sDoihsr patty he Vsffi @r Pssf'
fI.0I1, tsux tfnoant claimed
euPRKyE COEKT-srgcfsL TEss-bsrfs Jsfss horkp
Csfsy y. Hssrs AZ HuJ Hsrrs
Rexori 81 referee affirmed.
zsrs.i Hsfras ~ WI an Nsia<e snd y e
Plsiriia 4 entitled ~ j1fYrnenS fof pris>;ss al As
ca. RsfsfsLss - " a. D.sEsssys = ssS-,s< tl-sss&
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TafFff
~ 49,, - @.,..xes n. ssysl sslss cvSsssis1s Is
80 r,ys ss< Bfrs scr fa1 Stysa as SYs
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80. 10. 4. usd 81 ssd - n iass 1is ~ss
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49,, - "a ~ .susf fnr futre ssst
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- suu,,srrs --rsni;r AHr- ulr sines
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mnff-Intii-s snu I'M al
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--t nm ynu atrr '1innif- MA nri.uf iire
80, x-ri - .El ne Naut- ana : MI vi 70
% unnu n hssrssin ~ y"
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49,. tu n 0ttnI iunvr o ihf1 ffrn n 'usses
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- -, mr. ,iaai ritul& r. my -nunFua fuF'hut %
,i h.ass- Fa4s ana ~ assault AN ltary
-. a.. $751; rlur oaan
fhq1fss NiruAr guaip guilty ~ nniir'slslpsr N llu
~, IA ,r.a b. iasih ~ - saanei shits .iiins n
- ..sorss .ia lH inah Nin tas'is F9is
y ssiss tlos. fls @oaft 'uoortai 40 lr aai
yAr etzxsfsld ~as so1ys.saf VI. setE laceny, i1d
80. n ~ yYs'ssiia'y O. "a n'riiA@ -, q, H.. -.
he.s,s, u,a,,, Jlrcld Qr sQiyny Pb:aded S1stT -
. 49, ,.g sBoa DO .. ,vs named Aies slS1
a., : a. ,sssse. ysal1ssf- - ls yea AM 11St NV
t. is.s~glA td kplers vvs" .nenStAsd ~ .er y 81
49, ga e4ssat Qaqa w toags sess ne Tsass v1t
J ,t, sssr asi aasstr tfe ~'afs sscsysr1 ne 80
W sl<ssay 1sAs gs< tsa-sAi-s
"a, Sests laxN ~ 9st1td "a - ts
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Morrstirr At ss.-Thc bark Rhcin from ha"'"s
hrd 6ry d,rhr ON the passage sho sailed win TWO na'
dcd and aye emlrrnnt pasrongcrs and was n, fny
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T. vfrtt - -sislsLu7 "a! a. beg o. 7-s-s.
-, S-i,1t 4 -s--1 fc-- q --.- 80 -. --s- -
a. etta,d q "a. &C. a. = IL llr. = gsr! ~ .5z-ss
"a ,-..e, W. 4, usu,l &. rt--rs esEs d -s-l -
,.-.-,r ,sler-,i...ir,s 10. rf.s,lg-f IL zc-s
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srAsps SisJ IioMr-The ship Macedonia IRON raya'
arrived Yesterday morning with thirty hve 'ean'n' WIZ
600 .,,, homo bv fine United STATES Consul at Fayal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-22

thMlcs Williams Anthony Diego md Henry Green Ses
did ON board Of The ship Fdea on the passage "vn
Iivtrrc e. this port
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From Brazos Santiago.


The steamer Fashion, Capt Baker arrived yesterday
morning from Brazos Santiago which place she left the
llth.
The Fashion reports that the schooner Tallahassee
while at anchor off the Rio Grande norther lost her
deck load She still outside when the Fashion left
there not being enough the bar permit her
go in
Tho following persons came passengers:
Mr.. L. q. Welman, lady. children and servants Mr.
Manuel Tarry and lady Miss Louisa Manto Gen Manuel
Robes Peguela and servant; Messrs. Vodrecourt. J
Preau, f. De La Rua p. I. Degournay DR. La Dieu. Z.
Parigau A Alveres, Natus Alice Finigan, and
deck
The Fashion brings the mail by which we have received
the Brownsville Flag Of the 5th, from which extract
the following
1t becomes painful duty to announce the death Of
another victim to that fatal maady which has long
prevailed in this region Of the Union Those Of citi-
gems who but short time ago present at the fu
neral ceremonies Of an officer Of this garrison could have
but little dreamed that within brief period they should
again BE- assembled to witness the iutenen of another
Col Webster Of the 4th Regiment Of Artillery, late
manding officer of Fort Brown died yesterday morning Of
yellow fever at about half past o'clock.
Thus have the country and society lost one Of their
brightest ornaments-a man Of the most sterling
ceence Of character exemplary not only officer but
in every relation Of life.
The deceased, native Of Vermont entersd the army
from the Military Academy in the year i23 and
that time he served his country with fidelity and
tegry, and often with distinction until the day Of hi
death.
During the operations of Taylor the northern
part of Mexico at Monterey and Satlo his services
officer of artillery marked with intelligence aht,
and effect He leaves afflicted family to whom W
would extend our warmesJ sympathies.
The Flag notices the death by yellow fever. Of Dr. Ma
thauel Sutherland member fthe Texas House Of Re
presentatives, who his way Austin the tim
Of his death
The in the Rio Grand region is eftle Importance
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GREAT NORTHERN RN5s,.ss.s;s:.s5 -szsas;5ss=7 zas7

" ROUTE FTPREss
cues Chicago Monroe Toledo Cleveland DanEirE Baf,
@ Aay n & om a II THRsE RI bRYs s;
' fR fs fSs Of I" Ss n As RSs .
s sts @ & 9Gi 10 Of Rs MIL. .,5 ,Is :ss s. g s R.s &
i and N,aI s0s4s % nTSss khPTeSs
from Chicago Cleveland Buffalo, Albany by the Buffalo and
c9y sanl.y from L4salls Sqci connecting
Moss,ss Isi-TSry live hours chcasost Alton
x Alton Sa, With Il. sunday ID ~
msra sPss at v % 90 & s 1a q
f 5s yS I. Gss ,o1r ~ Tq
hours quiker than other Northern route.
THREE TRAINS DAILY.
Toledo Cleveland he Shore Railroad
and G CIV NJ % sss % s leave. Buffalo s al me
ad ExfRFss AND GAIIeavss Chicago at ignday, which
S & @ .d Lax. @ @ % ba and IN CIV s s
Express which leaves Buffalo at arriving in NewYork
Sd TELEGRAPH ExpREss-Ieave Chicago making the
Railroad connection. Toledo and b Lake Shore Railroad arrive at
NewYork day. conasctins with
T & On and ss sao at bS s c I sad sa r.
9a arSiqg % in st s same and without change
Distance BY Mchizan Central Railroad Lake Buffalo sac
the route By 6 as s TaP e s0''s' ' "
hsrno4p S 4to GoSNEeIoSs No.IS ST R,o,
Also at Bellevue with Mad River Road for Dayton Springfield and
a,ssi as Road cSlSTGs: s,, G. cnSg
Ou,fn r9aasEs' If, hsmo IL van and WI w'rsnsi9o him -
Buffalo, NewYork Central to Albany Hudson
Road to Newiotk and Western Road TO Boston.
Also Buffalo, with Hcrnelsvlie Railroad to Newiork.
wit m
portan throughout the Eastern States
aSs cssS with The ,:p II
the following len"d low steamers;
NORTHERN INDIANA, Captain T Pheatt SOUTHERN MlCHl-
GAN Captain Perkins and EMPIRE STATE, Captain Wilson,
one 2 which sses ISso every day sI'sp, Sunday direct
baasoy YSTf city and Erie
oa which leaves At York s:32
Baggage checked rom sae TO Chcago and Toledo and on
bosd the boa and through NewYork Nochnrge for han
ding ~ will find this route advan
enjoyed by other and by taking will themselves
dispatch nort 1t the only Northern by which
railroad alors tho shore.
St. Louis to NewYok by Lake Erie steamer aud Hudson River
Railroad 90
Hudson River "a 20
Erie Buffalo Honelsvie
Do by Lake Railroad and Buffalo and Hornelsvle
Do Lake Shore Railroad and Dnkk and Erie Rar
ton, by Shore Railroad NewYork
Western Railroad rs
Do NewYok Central rs
St Louis to Buffalo by Lake Erie steamer 90
ST. Louis to Ceveland by Lake Shore Railroad 95
Do by Lake Erie 90
ST. Louis 10 Philadelphia and Baltimore all railroad rs
ST. LOUIS to fittsbugh all railroad 40 a5
w Passengers particularly their tickets
the office before the departure the boats making difference
favor o. the by complying with the shove.
80 Travellers parties either the above lines
have e privilege stopping for time exceeding fifteen days.
of the towns n their route.
Company No. 80 Fourth street under the Planters House,
inform ston with regard 10 the different routes will be eheruy
nlshed. D. +. FIFIELD,
Agent N. l. and NJ. S. Railroad Company.
Inuia. Il. anGA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-16

PRorEsr,-oyer sixty mercantile firms in Pittsburgh
have protested against the form bill ladng adopted
by the association Of steamboat captains 1t is
upon the ground that the bill Of adin formed for ths
purpose evading the laws the govern
ment of steamboat and relieves them all
sponsbily and They have pledged themselves
not to ship their merchandise and manufactures
that of their customers ordered do by any
boat having this form of bill of lading.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-16

1 N OFFICE 262 BROADWAY.-THE OFFICE OF TIE NEW
YORK As REGULATOR COMPANY has been Permanently
shed beteeu Chambers and Warren aud
pared self kdder Regulator private
Companies others Throughout the
Ssates.
Proposals places United States where
introduced Or the Sale Rights
Kars Patent Regulator Hdesie proposals will be received
the cities
terms.
machine received the highest scientific
unqualified appreciation of tho larges
Of after lo1g experience of it's
while the tn uaity of
the light doubt the economical machine ap
piled Lighting Apparatus and bu this best ct lights TO the
lower than dangerous compounds Of spa
famPhs containing description VI the Regulator and Temon.
i tsius ~ Company. will
Hss ~ exg tit,etARkki 9sts.Nf, .si N
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and sympathy her

BANK fALuREs.-The N Y Courier and Enquirer Of
the sth says The Bank of Owego which currently
reported Saturday having suspended is still in ope-
ration Its bills punctually redeemed the Metro
politan Bank in that city.
The Courier learns that the Bank Of Msssilon Ohio,
has suspended in consequence of the failure OF Mr. H.
Dwight Jr OF New York. From the official report of Ii
abilities and assets made in August last it would
that the bill brokers have ample security.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-16

MELANCHOLY AcctngSr-Qaite accident occurred On
the Bulletin yesterday just she was about leaving py
which an lrishman nv ihs name Morris c Kelsey was
instantly killed on beard the forecsstle deck some
heavy timbers for a press were TERED up lnee
gr.lv in frort NJ m. eatton The G-nsale eomIag II
alongside was blown by the wind so hard upon the bu-
l,tn as to push the forward which pushed the
tmhpr over falling amopg the aud large party OF
Ia,k n,Sssngsrs among the deceased IL was
The Sr,atesf miracle that fifteen tsenty were NOT
saI but fortunately for the living Kelsey the only
@ Eii.i aud no other person seriously hurt. Tbs
deceased j. from Cincinnati and in company with friends
was going below here to work on levee Hts rem In.
t.ksu care Of by his friends and will " isssFrs
hsr, 10 DAY tMsnphis whist leth,
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SAMS OYSTER SALOON.-This - ~
- NEW AND EXTENSIVE SALOON, which onWNl~
scale greatly superior 9th srsstabishmen of.hs
kind in the South, 10 Just opened At
i0i ST. CHARLES STREET.
WEIR SAM, connected vitht
the commenced with N
Second Mu
oiepsy till his death and continued al the
With deter
pubfshfully With the bes his ne, sam
sos Of share Of hsr patronage
has IN attng me SALOON and M shk
with the CHOICEST LIQUORS that procured sERVANTs
vek Ieslen have employed ne1ds
LARDER supplied with the
CHOICEST FISH AND GAME and the OYSTERS SERVE ED OBJ
sstabishment in short trouble
will spared render hs Saloon worthy patronage
N iudiciona community. mills Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-16

VILE THlEFr-The counting OF the Nashville
Ttue Wing broken open the sth and the money in
the desks taken of We presume the thieves didn't ma ke
much of haul there is not usually much OF the dust
about a printing office
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-16

Man. DEpREpArios-At Cleveland. Thursday, a
mail bag as found in eight With large number
of opened letters which from the evidences, dis
patched from Nrw YoIk the 18th October for India
napos The bill accompanying the bag calls for ninety
seven letters none OF which missing All but twelve
letters are broken open and 1t is little singular that
every letter opened with and the re-
turned in each instance to the right envelop baltimore
SUI Sth
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-16

LArscH or THE NEW STEAMSHIP iASKEE BLApE-Nr
f Mlss neS steamship iakes Blade will be launched
by Messrs Perrne stack, at Williamsburg Thurs
day next, at halfpaSt three O'Clock She is very hand-
somely nodded vessel of 1880 burthen and viii
leave the ways with her machinery board which was
supplied from the Aaire WORKS She leaves here on tue
Goth December for Aspinws to connect with the ncs
Sam at Panama IN I Herald Sth.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-16

UxpERwRrrER's s,LE-rhe cargo of the schooner Dart
ll4 bhls Naval stores) which went ashore during the
late gale. and lying Blackboard Island was sold
by ] Walsh Esq for the Underwriters, to w W. Car
rarl Es for the OF $500 Savanah Georgian. lth.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-16

LArER FROM PoRr PKNCE.-By the arrival of the
bark Clara Windsor, Capt. Button. We have advices
from Port au Prince to October 10 We learn from
Capt b that the fever is prevailing at that place TO
large extent y. Y Commercial Advertiser, sth.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-16

FArAI AccIuESr.-Dennis oMors, young lrshman,
was run over by dray Charleston the 10TH and
Instantly killed He was Intoxicated at the time
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-16

The Texas left Vera Cruz the American brig Hems
phere Marschalk master ready for and leave for
New York on the 18th
The is Of little Importance but in another column
careful will be found Of whatever may find
interest in the extensive mail which have received
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-16

@ ~ R ~
E(Y late arrangements with my Agents in
, ENGLAND, IRELAND and SCOTLAND, offer in
facility safety Dispatch transmitting II
wards having comfortably
rither Of o. banivd
tF Collection Of claims promptly attended to. Letters from dis
by beng rosT PAtD' will have Immediate attention.
JOHN TUOLE, IS Bank Place
New Orleans, October Il, 1852 oi3 d&w
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SUNDRIES-SUNDRIES.

DRANDIES, WINES AND LIQUORS.
ID d j. B. WALTON, TehouPitoalAs street. and Ia New
So h.lf pipe. and quarter casks BRANDY
OF Panat, 1909, genuine vintage ..,
Otaid, Dupay 4 Co.. lsi2, ls4h, 1897 sna iesl
1-f;of.rd d Z. II. Godard j., late ]. B, GODDARD;
PIn.t, Castilon q Co., 1896
London Dock, ls45 pale and darFi
Ssgnette, palei J. j. Dapay, psei
Desmares, Dr., pale and dark
50 quarter casks SHERRY WINE,
inelud .ofnso very superior qnalty, ans denate
1 Diue and q half pipes q sipsrIor Madeira WISEi
q6a,ter casks PORT WINE;
SO do CROWN BUBGUNDY;
Roarton Whisky
Cherry Brandy Assorted CorfA sr sad Geuey
purchaser. MIA It
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HOUSE-FURNISHING.

rROCKERY, CHINA and GLASSWARE. or
~ HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES.-SAMUEL F.. I'm
MOORE have their stock goods from No 81 ~
No. - End daily additions 70 their -
alr,aiy larg- supply n thi, linz eoHpnsng
ENGLISH and FRENCH CHINA DINNER And TEA SETS, plain
~
FRENCH ENGLISH and AMERICAN GLASSWARE, o. reh cut
Gsuied and plain patterns.
ths Of A from the Manufacturers OF Eng
land.
TOILET SETS, whit and eued, o. patterns.
SOLAR LAMPS. bru-IsJ ard gilt.
FRENCH MODERATOR LAMPS, BRONzED and oRSANENTED
CHINA.
PLANisIIED TIN WARE Cbafng Dshes, Tea
Uin Dishes Cote. aud Tea Pots Egg Bos Soup Tureens
with hot pans under Cake and J.lls Moulds,
IVORY HANliLE KNIVES and FORKS aud KNIVES alone.
SILVER PLATED TABLE and TEA SPOONS and FORKS, ec.
METAL WARES, CANDLEsTicks LAMPS, CAsToRs SPOONS,
TABLE AND DOOR MATS KNIFE BASKETS FIRE IRONS,
sr;iels
iOuhd / Ih!s kAfENslVE ASSORTMENT
lsrgr stock Of WHITE OPAQUE and COMMON cRocKERY,
Wholesale.
.E Of charge, any part The city
keep # stock for the of 0suing families and
parties than the usual supply needed
oi7 3m dAW
CYOCkery, ChfIsa and q tasstCGr
ID K. FELL & CO, "a Common street, c4V
I SewOtisap Importers DeHlers, whoes -
Retail LAMPS, Plated Britannia TORS, CANDLE N3
STICKS, TABLE CUTLERY, JAPASNSED WAITER s,ek VI
S Good. will be offered al low and when fer country
pack ed iu the safest rv90
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Later From Mexico.

The steamship Texas Captain II Place bringing Vera
Cruz dates to the 1lth arrived this port yesterday
morning
The Texas detained Very Cruz by strong northers
She brings the following passengers
Mrs Ramsey children and 2 servants. Miss Carbo p
Amago hussin, Perdnande Canilo Gen j G Faster.
sagn. Copdi fenze y AlAtorre ylet d Avast
Dronna Amepa, Lang, G viglutti Capt Smith
jr and eight steerage
The Texas brings s'7 2i5 specie freight consigned