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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08
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an and
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ofthi: f:yOiss and long ha' bs 70 h.s
&: VI: .::: SsSs.E
:snses Is South street. % ssaEd
A AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP coxPANY-YoR POET
Up. .sss
or about e. % jun. ;; S
an: and ~. 'si 70 y: .
:sssn;hip hs world Her .oesnnod.sions ter arss
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A usTRALIA.CLIPPER. LINE,FoR MELBoURNE.
and rSE ISs shD yIo 9bs R. nSw
s.s :ss sesh %.y having q s:r
e .Gd
rev rates pRksLf Gnis sLEiorT 10 Pearl
IL The and magnificent clipper SEA RANGER will
freight Engagement can b made Al rates
% WI. ssrsss % JOIN sP SspE lis
THE SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST RouTE-vANDER-
Company 81 Ncsragus In advance OF
ss ,%s. line s e;
M H. sHSs. 81. i:f% p S
Norte on Friday, May 2oth, ocnnsOtins with new
sRgsn 'n o1t a'; sn
twelve miles Of land transportation These steamers
surpassed In their ventilation and For
the agency tho company No. Battery place. stairs
G. VANDERBILT Agent Passengers cautioned against
the aons Of hired for other lines None
employed for this line mail bag Will be made mp At
the ofnce
EOR CALIFORNIA AND .AUsTRALIA.-TENTs.
JOHNSON No l6 Maiden fane and No. 100 Holster street.
New York. where description of tho above named
most reasonable terms livery variety awnings made to
order and erected In any part Of the CITY
EOR PORT PHILIP AND MELBOURNE DIRECT
The nearly clipper bark ESTHER FRANCES,
only bbls capacity the Of the Sea- and
sails above with unexamped DESPATCH having nearly all
" ''''N' y f RUSSELL NORTON, 81 Old Slip
N B-Ne storage passengers taken
LHOR sAvANNAH-THE NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE
II wheel steamship STATE or GEORGIA. Captain w.
Collins carrying the United states mall VIII leave Phs
O'Clock NJ, from the wharf, above Vine street In speed
and strength and for the comfort aud
Sss Of sS: .
Agents n Phill Heron 4 Martini No. SIX North
wharvs; In Savannah, G. A. I. Lamar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08

MERICAN DRAMATIC HUND ASSOCIATION
The nth annual meeting Of the assooiatss for the cleo
May 1853 will take place ct the Of the association
City Hotel, Broadway, at one O'Clock p NJ Monday
P and close at four o'clock p NJ Extract from Rule
No. W-"That member be qualified to 1T any
nual special general meeting unless such members sub
scriptions and fines due shall be paid Preyionsly
FRANCIS WEMYSS,
Sacretnry A ID r Aaa
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BY given to The owner or owners occupant occupants
~ ali houses and lots proved proved lands AZ
stsd thereby that the following have
completed the ASSESSOR and lodged In the oes Of
Intsrssed Wis For well and pump in Fifty seventh
aad let's Of vacant pieces and parcels Of land
way 70 Seventh avenue, the west side Of Seventh
avenue. one hundred feet Ave inches .Hh and south
~ Fifty seventh street. and the east ST. Of Broadway
40 feet north and south Of street All per-
whose interests affected by the above named
and who opposed to the either Of
Them requested 70 present their Questions writing
within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL, y
oee, Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department April
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CTgYvEsANT INSTITUTION MONDAY EVEN
ing Nay and during the wssx Nj Fraser, the poPu-
will have the honor TO- give his Vocal
spersed with historical biographical and humorous
dotes of artists musicians other
and illustrated by Songs and Ballads Tickets pro
gramnes at Aessrs Hall Sons, Mr. Jolss aad the prin
ina NM M aknraa
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


NRATIS.-NEW PUBLTCATION.-A POPULAR fRIA.
" Else the and Of neryousiy debilitatsd
besst the Of business study and embitt
old Just published and TO be had gratis By sddrsssAs
post paid, boz 100 Broadway Post One.
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O'clock the laugh.be piece revised and adapted
the fastidous taste of this establishment NO SONG
SUPPER; and also, DOMESTIC ECONOMY In the even.
irg o'clock will be repeated positively is last
week. tho domestic drama Of THE WILLOW COPSR.
Admission to the whole Museum, &C. Is
cents ParQuet and First Balcony. l2h cents extra.
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DoBERT HELLER, THE GREAT coNJURER, Will

DOBERT HELLER, THE GREAT CoNJURER, WILL
~ shortly leave New York for the Of giving his
cities After eighteen weeks Of most the
essor is that rival dare enter the city against
inventor is prenounoed By ar the sleyerest and most
rapping trick Of the the day
have blessed the day whom they satisfied that
only ugge for Mr. Heller explains tho whole trick from
beginning to end Every should IT, Last week Of the
tricks when the whole stage be cleared
for the last grand programme which will
experiments which will surpas ever yet attempt
ed Admission Is cents reserved seats 50 CENTS children
half price. Chinese Buildings New York Afternoon per
formance on Saturday at O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08

NYE CO.. SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
IN Merchants, Valparaiso.
WILLIAM y. ryE, r. A. RIoHARDsoN AUGUSTUS LOMBARD.
Reference.
SAnrIAGo-Hon Bailie Peyton.
ARAIso-Messrs. Alsoo Co., Hemenway Co.
PANAMA Messrs Corwins Bro Co., Garrison Fritz,
VIM. Nelson A Co.
MISCONCEPTIONS Bowman Grinneli Co.. William
jackson, ESQ.
New IoRK-Messrs. Z. X Collins Co., Goodhue Co..
Capt. Ezra ye, steamer Pacific.
BALrIMoRE-Mee,rs. John Henderson n Co, Thomas j.
Hand Co, White Elder.
SAN FRAncIsco Mes Flint. Peabody 4 Co, Hussey,
Bond Hale Cbas. Doanc, Esq, J. II. Lysn. Esq.
BosroN-hsssrs Ammi G. Lombard, Esq. II. ID. brigham
Co., Glidden q Williams.
CANToN--Nye, Perkins Co.
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-
A ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN ORDINANCE EN-
Titled ordinances relative TO the Of Croton water
He street washng. &C.. passed ysy lsA The mayor
ISdsrnsn and commenalSy Of the city Of New York ae
srla. follow.ss much Of The ordinance entitled An
ashnEn kc allows the Of Croton water Tor washing
etrsst ode walks steps or brilda Afsf eight oeloek A.
n day Of Nay, 10 the first day Of November
na sfS nine o'clock A. H. from ths first day Of Nevsn
Boz 70 the first day Of Nay each and every year. DO and
Ekc II hereby repealed. -
A6sp<sd Bssrd Of Aldermen February ii, 1883.
Adopted ~ Board Of Assistants February L. 1853
Approved by the Mayer, February "A. 1883
ID. r. VALENTINE Clerk Common Council.
1hs srdinanss A. amended reads Is follows-An ordi
As. Be II ordained BY ne mayor, aldermen and
y Of the city Of New York in Common Council convened
and after the date Of the Of this
nntA the first day Of November ensuing and in each
succeeding from the first day OF May the
rst Of all forbid to the Gro
Don water for vpshng streets side walks
after eight e'slsek A. M the 1rst day Of
er hs nrst day OF May following after nine O'clock A.
~ under the penalty of Ave dollars for each
rassed the Board Of Aldermen. June IT, 1874
Passed the Board Of Assistants, July l, 1874
ApPre ssd by the Mayor July ., ls4Z
the duty Of policemen to see the above ordinance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08

M ETHUPULITAN HALL-PKOFESSOR ANDERSON
M has arrived in New York. He will give his grand
Magic soires in Metropolitan Hal, on Wedss.asy May IS
Rochester Knockings," when he will give exposure
Of tho jugge its history from l845 up the present
time and the 1t has been this Union are the
parties What is their purpose and who they
chinery used will be explained Professor Anderson skai-
lenges the whole Spirit Rappir Legion from Maine Cali
forna, to produce Rap his hey do he will
pay thousand dollars for each ray BRING from the
world Of spirits This is challeDa blcreOre on
RAppers and Mediums The "WiEar1 OF tho North will
prove that although there moro strange things in
heaven and earth Co. that the RAppugs
than jugge Ny mission here is 70 the citizens from
lunacy and death Tho whole OF his unparalleled enter
tainment In Natural Magic will be gwen in which
wonders Of extraordinary nature having parallel in
the Old or New World Admission 90 cents Family Circle
Is cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08

fyAST OFF CIOTHING-s1e0o WORTH WANTEA-
The highest Dash price will be literally given
money for large and small Of good e "a cothins 81
every descripton Addre. through post ON IA
MORoNkY ct his seoondhand stsrs Orange street, asss
Chatham. - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08

E0R SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN-THE o. s.
mail steamer HERMANN. r. Higgins, GU, s. No
commander will sail for Bremen touching a
to land The mails and passengers for England and France
Saturday Nay 2l ct 8 O'Clock p. n, from pier No 5
North river Price Of passage
In first cabin, main saloon. $40
In first cabin lower saloon . 100
An experienced surgeon Is attached each steamer All
letters must through the Post Once Specie delivered
in Hayre and London For passage freight apply 70
The steamer Washinston will succeed the ana
sail June Is.
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NToTICE-T0 MERCHANT TAILORs CLOTH MANN
IN fseturers, &c-Thcse having on hand
unsaleable summer stock win find ready market al
fair price, BY applying personally note IN ths
Post Office At j. NJ STILL CO.'S and seoond hand
clothing store, So Atlantic street. Brooklyn NJ R-AIsa
wanted largo quantity Of gentensn's easter summsr
clothing.
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(!oRPoRATION NOTICH.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
" by gven to the occupant or oceupAum
~ all and vain proved lands aneo
ID thereby that the following have been com
Burseu for examination BY All persons int
essted v-For grading Sixty second street, between So
Wsnth and Eighth The limits embraced such as
include all the several houses and lots Of ground
Of land situated both sides
Of sixty street seventh Eighth avenues: and
the side Of Eighth inches north and
south Of street All Whose interests
Affected by the above named assess nent and who are
ent objections in writing to the undergasd ct their
Dse No. Hall Of Records, within thirty days frsn the
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNkILL
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. April
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08

CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
y The Glasgow and New York Steamship Companys new
Craig sSm.s' ssS WI ssiI from Classy SATURDAY
day, May 1lst ct u noon. First cabin saleon
state rooms) 500 de- do (mdship do) 5 second cabin
go third class, &20-stswards fees included Apply -
J. NsSYNON, SBrosdway.
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AGENCY.

AGENCY.
A GENCY WANTED-A MANUFACTURER, HAVING
IA an extensive business connection with Wholesale drug
g grocers and fancy Dealers would NE agency
Tor article Of merit and exert himself to iroducs II
10 the New York market Terms reasonable ample storage
and unexeept0a reference Address Agent prepaid
stating particulars Herald ofhos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08

DARE REDUCED 10 THE WEST INDIA ISLANDS
asd Chagre:, BY the British royal mail steamship CON-
WAY, Captain Sawyer, $50 tons hurthsn.
This .eamshp designed to sail from savannah Georgia.
:. ths IN q q rsbruasy och Of March Of
r. inagva with she Turks Island. nsi and jamaica
She will be a Chagres the 18th Of nonth and
return On the 18th, BY Same route, 10 Savannah.
A tS service oontenplatss arrangements only for Limit
I'd Number Of who desire avoid crowd
cd boats will dnd The route desirable sns and ayads whs
wish the among the West India Islands
md in the eompany steamships twice MONTH
between Jamaica and the following ports In addition 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08

A UsTRALIA-CLIPPER LINE-FOR MELBOURNE,
"A and Port Phtp.-Ths ! packet ship VIOLA, now
land and sail 10Th May The above ship having most Of her
gers will ready advertised For balance Of freight
passage, At low rates. apply at to WIN T. DUGAN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08

DIoNHRR LINE-F0R SYDNEY AND PORT PHILIP
il The new and magnificent clipper SEA RANGER will
her berth pier IL East river few days ready fo
freight Engagements can be made At reasonable rates
making immediate application to r. W. CAMERON. III
Wall street. or JOHN OGDEN. 104 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08

L1OR SALE-THE UNEXPIRED TERN OF LEASE OF
premises the northeast Of Nassau and Pine
streets suitable for oces Also fixtures
contained in saloon and and stock belonging
the same. Inquire Of B. T. NISSAN, No. 81 Chambers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08

E,OR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA-SEMI WEEKLY
United States Nail LinsThe favorte and fast going
steamer SOUTHENER, W. Foster, commander, will leave
pier No. North river Wednesday May H. at clock
precisely For freight apply board where all bills
sPUTF6RD TILEyFoN L CO., 70 Broadway Through
tickets to Florida foows-To Jacksonville ssh to Pi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08

DOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
i mmerSarrngemsnt.-Ths United States mail steam.
No n. +, on Saturday. May Iish, 4 O'Clock, p.
assage and fare, state included to Norfolk 81
passage half price, Only the companys Snis Of
passage ~" 70 W IUDIAH PkEAsHNTs 81 Bro.dWsy ''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08

UsTRALIAN EMIGRANTS.-NO CROWD TAKEN
"A The very fast sailing packet ship NORMA will
departure In sfew days for and Port Philip d
rect and expected she will mako her in
seventy Is eighty days. having made previous Ha
Of eighteen hundred miles in about six days No
tween decks like other vessels and which crowded
detrimental to the health and comfort Of
gers Seventy only will DO takena to dine at the cap
tans table, Her state and sal admirably
adapted for health oonysnsncs and and fitted
with great elegance and TASTE combining all the
tages and comforts Of home Library with nns pro-
menade deck for their exclusive Most Of her freight
engaged. The balance taken favorable terms. For
freight or passage apply board Pier Ess. river to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08

T1OR SALE-FRONTING CRYSTAL PALACE-A TEN
years lease house and lot Sixth avenue also lot
between Fortyfrst and Fsrty second streets 30 feet
inches front and 100 deep also that choice store
of Sixth avenue and Forteth streets Apply to
r. @, PIERCE, llQ4 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08

A VERY CHOICE AND BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED
"A parcel Of real estate the banks Of the Hudson river
half hours ride om th; city By railroad all enclosed
spring good close commands Of the finest
Views on Hudson extending full thirty miles and
could sit At HE window and the train coming
and trouble Of waiting at the station cars Tho ioos
tiO. for gsntismsas residence unsurpassed In shi:
for desirable city property For further particulars apply
TO R. b. LEWIS, 73 Vesey street, New York.
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DACKETs TO HAvRE-SECOND LINE.-THE FOL-
lowing ships will leave Havrs the loth and New Ye

They all hrstclsss New York bum ships provided
with all requisite articles for the comfort and Of
and sommanasc X men q s1gsnsao; the
aeod sent TO the subscribers win DO forwarded ss from
Any charges bot those actually incurred
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08

TEE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
ship Company intend sailing their favorite steamships
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
City OF GlSsgoW. neaturday, May IA
City Of Manchester. Observation-Disclosures. June IL
City OF GLASGOW. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. July 2
FROM LIVERPOOL.
CITY Of Manchester. Wednesday, May 1s
City OF GLASGOW. DETERMINATIONS. :" June 8.
City Of Manchester. ......,...... July g.
limited number Of third class passengers will be taken.
90. to Liverpool $Ss. -. from Liverpool
Parties wishing TO bring out their friends
Acstes drafts the
Of 81 sterling and upwards Haadbills had
ofhos Of THOMAS RICHARDSON, Agent,
No. Is Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08

DOR AUSTRALIA.-PASSENGER ARE REQUESTED
to be board the ship TEXAS at pier IL East river
At u o'clock on Monday the 9Th instant whom the
second cabin berths unsod For passage apply
JOHN b. SARDY, 90 South street, corner Wall, or to
THOMAS II. SANDFORD, 50 South street.
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OCULTsTs AND AURIsTS.


nEAFNEss DISCOVERY = LRsLrs on
gaIio vibrator enables deaf persons ss he dissi.sY
that could possibly be desired To be had 81 sp
nsrd street. New York eff. T. BRUGxAN only aesae -
America Prioe -.
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AaUyEnHnN.

AaUyE0EHTD.
RowlRT rHEATRH.~DooHs OPEN AT :; Gun.
i':s a. ' :':ais.. '; sSSssas. -'s-n..
fa.isss sp.s e ss..:
!. ass Vol; n: si Ssss::
Popular Ballad 4aE LokD or lHE ISLES Miss Hi''r'
gss n i:ss ss:: H.: 1: ::s.
RURroN,s THEATRE cHAxgERs sTREET-DooRs
SsSES s II ssS $SSSn NO,
E: ::i' fS:iss :s
Johnston M Ms sssII'ss
Capt THE aAE Ba..sd 5. sSrs
Ar ToOts. Mr. Johnston susan Mrs sksrrsst
NATIONAL THEATRE CHATHAM srREET-DooRs
Monday ''iiiH i siy s - + lsE 5aSss
ss:
s.iSs ci.sfs tss. sss4a
D'A'' caIokoFoRM. Miss rAr'ns''a
sl'som kE i Es1 s Sg II Miss Barber
ocarOan. mr. N b. Clarke Judy :. Mrs. ". G. Jones
ct. CHARLES THEATRE, BowERY. NEAR CHATHAM
HE PIRATE DOCTOR.
Jack Russell Mr. Cooke Donns liner. Miss Mitchell
zal gbuchar. Mr.. Floyd Isabella :. Mile Sophie
MACBETH.
Macbeth. Mr. Robinson Ross. ....... Mr. Floyd
McDuf. $3.50. Mr. Pilgrim Gentlewoman Miss Roberts
LadyMacbeth Mr. Simmonds First Witch Mrs Mcneil
THE LOTTERY TICKET.
Wormwood. Mr. Smmonds Susan. Miss Mitchell
Capias Mr. Townsend Mrs. Corset. Mrs. Monsi
RARNUMs MUsEUM-hONDAY AFTERNOON, AT
- 3ocloek the laughabe piece revised and adaptsd
the taste Of this establishments Of NO SONG NO
SUPPER; and also, DOMESTIC ECONOMY. In the even
cg o'clock will be repeated positively IFS very
week tho domestic drama OF THE WILLOW COPSE.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Public Notice hereby given that the following petition
walks in Thirty ninth street. between Fifth and Sixth
All persons interested having objections thereto
requested to their Questions In writing to the
ndsrsgned Ut his oce before the 18th May
Snss. JAMES FURRY, Street Commissioner.
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EoR SALE OR TO LET-A NEAT COTTAGE HOUSE.
sanity situated twelve miles from this city in New Jersey
There good barn. orchard and abundance Of
raspberries straw berHss do Price, &c., Rent $125
KENNEDY 4 SHERMAN, No 16 Vail street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-26
PRAYER FOR THE CITY.

As Gous hand is heavy upon us and as the Bible
abuudauy testifes that God hears the prayers of his
people ana teaches that is duty to pray to Him
for all men. aud to call uron Him in trouble
Therefore We Ministers and Pastors of Presbyterian
congregations in the city do hereby for ourselves and IN
behalf of our Church Sessions and congregations appoint
CNtoN MG,rr<a Tor humiliation and prayer to Almighty
God be- held at the Second Church corner of Prytan
aud Caope streets at five clock every afternoon be.
ginning with to-day during the prevailing Of the epidemic
Aud cordially invite all brethren Of other churches
and the public generally to unite with us in humbng
ourselves before our Maker and in acknowledging His
Sovereignty and in suPplcanS Him to deliver
from the pcstipnce that deSoates our city And
ask also the prayers of all Christian people in behalf
Of our city aud especially that God will be peased to turn
His anger away from and give us grace through His
Son Jesus Christ to repent Of all our manifold sins
city and as people and incline the hearts Of all to
learn Righteousness when His judgments are abroad in
the land " sCorr
| UENprRsov.
n q. NORIH.
j rNt, HE'LL.
New Orleans Tuesday. August g. 1868 If
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Concert and Ball at Pass Christian.

BENEFIT OF TIE HOWARD Ass0tIAIlON.
Pass CHRISTIAN, August %, 1888.
To he Editors IF the Duty Crescent:
GENTLEMEN-Will you be so kind as to pub
lish in your valuable Journal that Messrs. Paul
sackel, pianist, and Fourmestraux, first oboe of
the French Opera, with the assistance of ladies
and gentlemen amateurs, who have very kindly
offered their services, have the intention Of
giving grand vocal and instrumental concert
at Montgomery Hotel Pass Christian, on Mon
day next, Goth instant, for the benefit of the
Howard Association Of New Orleans, which will
be followed by grand dress ball
Yours, etc
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nied

On Thursday evening" August 49, at hafpa. O'clock MERRITT
SAiIfl aged ~ native o. Nnitayeu, Conn.
r. lis friends a3aapaac Of Geek Moorhouse
will attend bis usia rS MORNING, c'clok iron
Peter eray.r Perlo streets without
further Notice.
Thurldsy August htfpast O'Clock
drurs law. MIR Coo lsytn Priv
etweon NJ ponyne and Ten ehort, ARTHUR -. MCCONNELL
aged
tE- lis funeral viii take place THIS MORNING. at 10 O'Clock.
rh friends the family and those Of his brother
respectful, invited to attend, without furtho notice.
Wm lay night Angus, a. at hr past ~ co yellow, Fever
EDWIN " POTTER native Of Nsw Marlboro
TT Western Massachusetts, papers please lopy.
Agns2 IS At II O'Clock OF yellow Fever GEO GREEN
O
tR- CiuriunA papars raaso cspy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-26

GREEN OAKS HOTEL. BILoN In the course
Of short visit to the Lake shore, we had an
opportunity of testing the respective advantages
offered 10y the different hotels along the coast !.
and, from pleasant experience, do not hesitate
to give our judgment in favor Of the . Green
Oaks" kept by Madame pradat, at Biloxi The
house is most delightfully."- situated, under the
shade of spreading oaks, in full view, and within
the direct influence Of the salt air of the Bay,
where the piping winds furnish soothing lul-
i"oy' inviting sweetest reposc The table Of the
oreen Oaks" is always furnished with the
ono,eest luxuries--the fine fish, the pride Of the
ouii' anu al the rarities Of the market. These
ss'cilee WIN the smiles of an amable hostess,
ia'',isn sauce 10 appetite, and render residence
T ~, -. -. ofeeh oaks in every way delightful.
The best evidence Of the prosperitv All ,,,,,,
larity of the house is, that il s,ah ~. -
always full. i''i %