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TT To the Editor of the Crescent: Please
JOHN HOPPE Candidate the
Of CONSTABLE Of THE FIRST JUSTICES COURT Of me Parish
Of Orleans Election NovemoT nert. HIS FRIENDS. iel5
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1ss- CHARLES V. JoNTE, the present incum-
bent reelection TIE Office o SECOND JUSTICE
OF THE PEACE FOR THE PARISH OF ORLEANS. s!le
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WANTS-WANTED.
FOR RENT.

1'OR RENT--A new two story Brick -
y DWELLING HOUsEon the South Est Live ak III
snd Ihtrf ste n aUE main o1'ink
Na-h-h3us, stshl-, Prof ~ Apry
j. q. PlEEtsOs, Pea Estate Brok~r,
~ It CONNER PIars.
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LT- Please announce THos. AsKEw as a can
didae for STATE TAX COLLECTOR First District.
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YdZOO RIVER.

VIII leave TUESDAY, November =. at s o'clock P.
NOR GREENWOOD, MARION, ~ -
IL TcHULA, YAZoo CITY, ssTARTTA and al l~fl-5.sSlc
i've and nzs-Tb very ghi draukht st-ar7er
MONROE, si leave abyz eznt
0uiy. sppy on board, WILSON, II Carond.e n5
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f.. H. y a.. s. kIupD,
DENTAL SURGEONS, Sseys.-~s
IO4 Common Street, fYSJ3k{I
Opposite rHE NV al. Bo1 sL,)I FSYzf%<S
Nv Are giving constant attention 10 the practice 1IllG
their profession il sill M ces
nen the ~ Teeth extracted without influence
OF 'hlor'f7T" ~'"r feHired his
FbNll E undersigned late of the firm of LITTLE
u JOHN q HENDERSON, bsg' Inform his
puzzle that he has taken the
streets for the Of GROCERY bnspess
He respectfully oeiis share the patronage
Jos LfTTIEJOIIS
New Orleans, November 4, 1852 nd Am
M ADAME b., celebrated FORTUNE asgssa
w TELLER, respectfully and the r.S
public ~ genera that she give Information air esT
allrs through me- a. hei Residence No. FRENCHMEN NS4
STREET, Victory.
~ ConsultatiorsFor Cent? 81 ladies' cens IS sm
AOHN G, HARDlLL & co. have removed
~ from g 10 81 Magazine street. nj
A LCOHOL-l0 bbls Alcohol, for sale by
IM nj A. DEtAGRANE a co, II Magazine st.
In ST 70 r. .-,..,.. r.-.- ?, r,o,..
30 boxes OGLESBY'S TOBACCO;
30 do. GlBBS'S
20 wILIs'S do,
80 half chests TEA.
Us baskets CHAMPAGNE. For sale by
n! f., NJ. DAILY Se Tchoupitouias street
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I't~ YorNG AMERICA AGAfN1r THE FIELD.--
M ltiHr N,i will please JANIS J.. CAEAiAs
Candidate for The office n SHERIFF. n. the
pene opposition al r1nes, packed
Conventions. [012 tsI vol, 80 AMERICA
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inteave SATURDAY, Novsmb r s. at o'clock n.
EOR LEFLORE, GREENWOOD, ~

u MARION, YAZnO CITY. SATARrfA aid al l-s42@s.t3~
lterrn-d ngs.-Pegua Yyoo River and New
Packet PLANTER. fat annns and
light dr4ught PLANTER Cape Wfev viii
freight apply board o Of ben-
vile SMITH Y VI IER 81 foydnss street.
PssieknsI prevented Capt Wiley nom making his trip last
week. hS
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ne Editors Of the Crescent Please an
WILLIAM CASTEI a candidate for CLERK
or THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS. mhil
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ns- WILLIAM P. BEDLoCK, for CLERK Of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT ofths Courttha be
urosedh. mhE
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Wri' Of Election the 10th day Of September 1853,
nj directed his E1ceAusy o HBERT, Governor OF The
Tate Of LosAas The qualified Of the Parish Of Orleans
ey fed Election will be held MONDAY, the Eth day
November next, l.53. or the following ollcer. viz:
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MEMPHIS.

VIII leave SATURDAY, Naeemb-r S, At O'Clock n.
NOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPo- - =
u LEON. COLUMBIA, GeEENVILLE snd all IjsekEs7
land gs-R-gllar New and Mem
phi PAeks, CORA M. The hyperion and lat running
q, u Mostly,
freight pssaze, apply
.OsFi ~ John 2. HYTE. IA Poyirrs strsst, MS
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ESOR MONTGOMERY, W ETUMPKA, - D.
II SELMA all lsndnss Alatll River, va ~.
Brsu, EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNtSDA : sns.aA.~se1F
Alabama River packet ALABAMNtAs stsheu
6It passenger ALABAMA, Roo u an re-
herr IN the above trade en- W tbN Ah
leaving Orleans Mon goHery EVERY llEiSNAtE
WEDN ESpAY. Shipper rely panctuaity s l
For e-at or lssse' " ns III
accommodations apply
MCDOWELL. jR 4 BELL. y Povdras ST. Agents.
Ga P0ydras street wAsrs IS
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Nas- THOMAS G. POOLE is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. rbs ID
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1=s- J. g. PoINDExTER, Superintendent of
he nzsh Delivery the C Posos, IL candidate for CLFlR
~ THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT. nhe t.
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Personal Intelligence.

ARRIVALS SEAWARD.
In the steamship Alatama from annah-J N. Davis,
George L. Cope Mr. Ross j. L. Locke Miss Stettsor. DIR.
Craeen C. A. Stettsop H. Bishop, r. Bishop Wiley
Eseherwn c. Tiiot Rev. r. Chamberlain A. McHardy W.
Simmerson G. Smith Dr. s. N. Harris. L. Holt II Thomp
J. s. smith Mr.. Hall, j. Warner j. Bettnsr Miss
Bernard Block and lady Essreyen and lady W b.
ney Miss Townsend A. Wes and lady, Miss Winkler Mrs.
Hayden HILL Mrs Knapp, Mrs Laroehe Miss Flsnnisan
Miss Fortman Miss Fay, Miss White, Masters " Wood
bridge r. woodbridge H. woodbridge Mrs Gr9s. and
daughter Miss Plumb Miss NJ Peck Ira Peck j. NJ eayitt
lady Elizabeth Bernard and two children, and lol in
Storage. - = 80, =
In the steamship Marion, from Charleston-D Mixer g
Stuyveeant Master Stuyvesant Miss Converse Mrs
Bixbee Miss A Ewart Miss II Ewar Miss Cooke, Miss
Cooke Col Lowndes Elfe, Mrs Wagner Miss bently
Mrs Cooke and children, Aston, izhtman: Mas
II Cooke. Miss II Whitman Mrs Lydg Miss Lydis, .
L Suydam NJ Lydic Mrs Morris and servant Misses
Morris, Hancock, Partridge Metcaf and family
Prof Shepherd and lady, Miss shepherd, Miss Shep
herd Master Shepherd Master and Miss Newton ard nurse
Oak, w l. Taylor j Brewer lady and child Miss
u Brewer Miss Trip, E l. Wells. Hrantingham
Norcross Geo Cuth ,ert, Mrs Atberton, Miss Mich
OILS W ii Bird, Gardner Hunter lady, child and ser
want. Castro. Gourdnc, Johnson, Chas Hannell
Robinson Mrs Stone Miss Stone stranger and lady
Cook, c Duyant and 56 in the steerage. ~.
In scbr VIM ii MAILER from Kingston, Ja-B DE villa
In schr Martha Post from New Orlesns-Philo Pratt
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THE THEArRE-By reference to the advertising columns
it will be that the amusemsnts for this evening are
very attractive. At the Bowery, Mrs Yeomans takes
benefit, the pieces selected being the play of MAZDA
lainen and the drama of NORMAN Leslie" At the
Broadway Mr. Forrest appears in M.cbeth, which has
been produced in une1amped spendor. Burtou the in
imtable comedian will represent Amnadab Sleek, in
the "serious Family at the Chambers street theatre;
three interesting dramas announced by Mr. Purdy
at the National and walack, with his excellent com
pany, win appear in Much Ado Abou. Nothing" At
the St. Charles and the Museum, the selections capt.
tai and the equestrian exercises Of Francons Hippo
drome and at Stone Madigan's Circus are of light
and very amusitg character Christy and Wood are
amusing their patrons, who are very numerous with
plantiye negro melodies, and Owens, Barnard, and
Heller delghing their audiences by their respective
entertainments.
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Marine AHolrp

The SOUTHERN snasRs.-The steamship Alsbama,
from Savannah, and the Marion, from Charleston,
arrived yesterday morning The Of these avorte
steamers will accept thanks promptly forwarding
our dlcs.
USsouAILsD TINE The clipper ship Flying Dutchman,
Captain Hubbard left here for San Francisco ION her
yoysge 18th Of October last arrived in SAN Francisco
discharged her cargo OF some l600 tone, and sailed again
for New York. arrived hero Sunday last after foe
run Of only eighty five days, thus accomplishing the
voyage in the ted thort space of six months
twenty four days the shortest time made She
sns Of the feet Of clippers constructed by Mr.. w. H.
Webb.
The United States surveying schooner Petrol, 1t J.
Potter, was at Key West 10th April.
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Warren street in twenty minutes and all other pa
ger trans twenty Ave minutes except the passenger
freight trains, which thirty minutes. As the driver
was not blame the jury of inquiry rendered the fol
lowing verdict the deceased TO his death by
being run over BY Of the Hudson River Railroad
cars the 9th day OF May, 1853 The jury discharge
10 the proper authorities TO notice the reckless
manner the Hudson River Railroad cars are drawn
through the streets of this city: and each should
have brakeman by the side Of the driver II Is impos
sibs for him to brake up and drive at the same time
appears from evder they drive at the rate OF ten
ofo
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wui,om.burp C,tv Intelligence.

FIRE THREE NEs BuRSED.-About four o'clock yester-
day Afternoon fire broke out in the rosin oil factory in
North Eighth street between Fifth and Sixth streets
in consequence Of the explosion Of still, which
nearly full OF material, into which workmen were
pouring quantity Of vsrnisb, which enited with some
camrhine. and few In all parts of the building pro-
dmced an instantaneous combustion Three named
John Hennessey, residing the OF North Eighth
and Sixth streets: John Touley, residing in Seventh
street and John ODonohue residing in onion avenue,
very seriously burned about the head aud body
before any assistance could bs rendered them " is
thought that Hennesey cannot survive body and
limbs in many places burned to a crisp The
building being composed entirely Of brick and iron
but slightly injured Loss about 800. No insurance
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Court Calendnr-This Dny.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-No Is, 81, to 80.
SUPREME COURT General Term.-Nos IL, l6, 6, Is to
%, "a 25, 8, Is 90. 81, %.
SUPREME CoURr-CIcuit.-No 2l9, 222, 992 3i5,
372h 1908, 1929 993, 653, 987 $50, ST. TO STA.
CoMAox PIEAsPart First-Nos. S27, 444 to s52, sSi,
SAY. s55 $50, 521
COMMON PIEAs-Pert second.-Nos. 76l, 1884, SAL s57,
1853, $50, S61. 500, s65, 868, $40. s74, S75, $40.
SUPERIOR CouRT--Two Branches Mos. 90. 443, 466,
473 474 H. 2 1877 l39 $685. 507 500 50 511 ola, 5l5
ST. 42 321 Sis $40 SOL 500 525, 227 272, 391, $780,
All 1882 1S 1885, $780, 527 52s $780, 530X, $751; $50, $685.
h9A h3b k96
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ARREST OF THE CAPTAIN OF THE SHIP ROsCIUS ON A
CHARGE OF DOUBLE MURDER AND CRUELTIEs ON
THE HIGH SEAS.
MAY 10-The Grand Jury Of the Southern District of
the state Of New York few weeks since found
bills Of indictment against Daniel Moloney captain Of the
two teamsn, named Emanuel" and Yankee Chap
board that vessel her voyage from Liverpool to this
port in February last The Indictment also charges him
with all kinds of cruees towards his sailors with hay
ipg tied up in the rigging when in extreme stages
Of sickness with beating them the head with Delaying
pins, and cutting and manning them. After an unsuc.
cessul search for the accused in this city Louis DAnges
one Of the harshas deputes proceeded to
where he succeeded In arrestng Aoloney yesterday He
will in all probability be tried during the present term of
the United States District Court.
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in pursuit. goods curiosties fancy articles sc
re VT, call ut Fountains Indin store 6b3 Broadway
where arc TO found India long and square shawls,
crnpes pongecs sk sans pineapple dress sooda, hand
and India china In pieces ,ts
end every variety Of fanny useful articles OF the
description Also TO ho seen the IVORY erneihx which cost
and thou other articles not TO bo at
establislmcnt except FOUNTAINS India store.
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trbuted among 6O subserbers the Slst q Nay ny
Each rutrcrcr will receive $5 only payable install
ments building lots % by 100 feet farm OF from two
10 These lots Rosevae adjoining taose
whioh were en- tie April last and which
have taken mp Many the purchasers have
sharfs In plot The village Of Roscvnle whore these
lots located Is hut thort distance from New York
the Long Island railroad and near the celebrated Lake Ron
konkoma the beauty romantic Of which
~ ALL For share apply Immediately to CHARLES
WOOD No. 2S broadway, where maps and pamphlets can
Ia had cr iii
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dssectng and the stage enlist the nects Of tho
most brilliant of times and their Efforts win the
applause Of the Just and discriminating but Their
arsizan Of the soealed learned professions cali
into activity Judge of the truth of this by visit to- and
examination Of the superb hats Of Knox James the
manufacturers Of the Prescott House, and we know that
the creative therein displayed will deli hit and
tcDh Their saesroom is the OF Broadway
and Spring street Heer's Saloon OF Magic
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OfIce OF the AssocaatIo Tor the Exhibltion

Of the Industry of all NationsNew York May T. 1855
Notice hereby given that the building erected BY the
articles intended for Exhibition in the American Depart
nent the 10th instant
This notice is not intended, however, apply to
ehnery agricultural IMPLEMENTS minerals pictures,
the has found erect additional
building these branches of tho Exhibition and notice will
be given when the articles belonging to them will
be received
The goods specified in this notice will be received
Forty at the entrance nearest the Distributing
Reservoir.
The Central Consolidated Line Of New York Railroads
will transport goods intended for Exhibition free of freight
Of the shacal certificate Of allotment
All goods must be vered at the building free
to the Association. VIM WHETTEN, Secretary.
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yNh,re Science l. Achieving; wonders II thu

world art Is improving all the minor comforts
Of fcTe sdee sold few years would be considered
usapc,e by any who the smoothly sitting
elegantly shaped artices msde to order by GREEN, No.
Actor Eoufe.
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Spring Business Coats, Spring Overooata
Dring sacks spring roek spring spring pant h.
kxgest and besuul variety Of goods selected
sar choicest spring i'm portations. ID. Il J. DEVLIN,
Nos. IS and IS John street, corner Nassau.
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Canal street Carpet Store, No. 40 CsnaE
A. PETERSON co. call the attention OF their
friends Of and elegant csrpetngs just TO
eeved the most celebrated msnneeories com
large assortment Of oiicoths venetans mattngs WINDOW
uhada Io Ge
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Mrs vanaerbllt, SO. ls5 sufrolk street, says

of DR. MLane's celebrated liver pills being unwel and
not knowing whether It proceeded from arrangement of the
liver merely Mysteries persuaded to purchase box
Of DR. MLanes Celebrated Liver Pills and before had
perfect health and cheerfuy recommend DR. Lanos Co.
LIBERATED Liver Pills to all similarly afflicted.
New York March %, 1852.
r. STbe above valuable remedy also Dr. MLanes Cele-
bated Vermifuge be had at all drug stores
in this city Purchaser will careful to
and take but DR. MLanee Liver Pills There other
pills Pills hefore nuhIic
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celent hats &C. of the patterns and fashions
for masters, misses or inants--W BANTA, l0 Canal
street offers great in novel;
ty, fashion and eheapn unsurpassed ii equaed in tho
city Those who have to provide for children would do well
to his stock before purchasing Every variety ia felt
straw Leghorn &c. W. Bantas So hat fer gentlemen is
universally admitted fine article,
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and buckskirSnger's Patent Sewing Machines,
have recently been applied your work tom
sive scale, in Fulton county N y and are found to
the only with great but OF vastly
superior quality hand sewing interested invited
machines and their work at the Office No.
3Rrnad
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according chronological and scientific principles AL
sutnv the style TO the head face and person.
thereby clipping the beauties OF nature Shaving
formed kuly by the be OF worken at 4j Nassau street,
corner Of Liberty.
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queer we always hear both far and whsresr We CO.
walk or slow that you could would should desire
Clothes go straight away without delay to where you
may every them cheap neat and complete
The place you'll trace space In you'd buy 'ris T.
SMITH JR. Fulton street lo2 the numbcr-dont mA~s
hinder
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Geo Levie, $50 Broadway. Spri"g
and clothing. Constantly receiving the latest
styles Of Partisan goods also ready
clothing made from the most styles Of the
choice materials at the lowest prices Cutters
from A. II. till 8 +. M.
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English Floor OilcIoths, eight yards wide,
from the celebrated manufactov If John Hare Son. ele
CANT SCROLL esso Gothic and Italian paintings at HIRAM
ANDERSONS No. 20 Bowery 10 00 yards Of door cloths
Of to four yards wide at 2 3d. 3 3d. 3d. 4 5s and
e.. per yard.
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The new Game Of Race, Steeplc Chase, at
the extensive fancy bosom store of H. ROGERS
Broadway ogether with variety o. games and
for children, at prices that fail to please
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felt Of WOLFE'S ceebr, ted schieda schnapps and
learn that there much Of the spurious stuf for sale
in pha As public journalist feel it duty
to record this fact and at least readers
to be their guard The genuine Woes Schnapps' is
Rin while the of liquors called
GIN and especially the counterfeit of the schnapps Of
frtd for SALE contain poiitvely Ingredients The
physicians prescribe the genuine Wo and II hns proved
benehe,a In large mum ner Of It's aromatic flavor
I, 1853.
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respectfully inform his customers been.
will there be- reduction in the quality Of vcrware
made in his factory by Of the recent ton in
United States coin Oicc ISL Broadway Of White
street, up stairs DAVID RAFT
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under her protection ever SINCE The case was post
poned until Friday Mrs. p. pledging herself in the
sum of $3.50 t at she would appear with the little
negro on the morning Of that day. Some Of the abo
litionsts present demurred that the bail should be
placed at SO low figure, and proceeded to the
Office of Police Justice Bogart, before whom they
entered a compliant charging the lady with kid
mapping. Justice B. issued q warrant for Mrs. p,
who was apprehended, and gave bail in the sum Of
three hundred dollars to answer hereafter.
We elsewhere publish graphic reports of the in
terestng proceedings Of the American and Foreign
Christian Union the New York Colonization So
ciety the New York and American Sunday School
Union and the Five Points Sabbath School. The
first named association occupied Metropolitan Hal,
which was densely crowded Several eloquent adj
dresses were delivered in which the temporal power
Of the Pope was denounced as destructive to the
peace Of kingdoms and to civil and religious liberty
The trial Of Samuel j. Proper for false pretences
commenced yesterday in the Court of Sessions, aud
occupied nearly the whole day. Three witnesses for
the prosecution having been examined, the court
adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning.
One week later intelligence from Europe is no .
fully due at Halifax by the Cunard steamer ca m
bria. The Hermann is also due at this port ftl
four days later news.
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Peruvian Gusno.-Just received, per shiEss
Crecian, first quality Peruvian guano; No. super phos-
phats Of lime constantly on hand also and
and most complete assortment to DO found United
STATES - X. L. ALLEN
ls9 and l9l Water streot Now YORK
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The Fine ArtS.-We call attention to the sale, by
Irving at O7 Fourteenth street. in columns Of
works Of art by Mpro and Turner De La
establishment complete Of gentleman going abroad It is
seldom If such be obtained at auction and
every article will positively be sold
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Walker sree-John Hill has removed to No. 800 broadway,
nearly opposite his former store where he has full supply
Of the best tools viz Stubs fes Wards edge tools,
Spears saws braces and bite planes etc. JOHN HILL No.
go Broadway
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The best assortment in the city at kelly FEhGU-
SONS window shade and curtain store No. 2Ss broad
way one door above Rer de street.
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Horace Waters, 333 Broadway, most corr
daily invites thatepon of clergy Others visit
ng New York the celebrated eolian panofortes Of F.
and the more beautiful element-sacred musc. Alss.
Smiths superior meodeons for parlors which,
Tor evenness Of temperament and
acknowledged superior to any manufactured. very
liberal discount made the clergy. Music and sacred
music books of all descriptions.
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rRAEK BENNETT CO.; ~ Breadwsy have Just re-
able ladies' Paris mantas offered In this market. La
dies respectfully invited to call early ths. they
the advantage Of selecting while the ole
can't carmen To hand
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Cos Fixtures!-Gas Fixtures !-Twenty per
cent cheaper than other house in the United
JAMES q. MOFFET, manufacturer of gas chandeliers,
brackets pendants &c. for churches hotels private dwe
ngs and stores has hand variety
elegant Patterns which for style and finish
passed holeale and retail at the
rooms g and III Prince street third block Broad
notice. - -
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Tremendous Bargains In English and
AMsresG double superfne carpets At HIRAM AMBER
patterns Of ingram carpets at 2s 3d. 3 49, 5s 5s i'd
and &c., worthy Of the attention of purchasers.
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New Paper Hnngings Thomas Faye & Co..
46 Pearl street hadson have just raceved
spring patterns OF every known style In the trade
public are iavited to examine before purchasing Artistic
workmen attend to the retail department.
THOS. FAYE 4 CO., 1876 Pearl street.
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Law-Aprii Term, Superior Court.-The
respecting the superiority of the New York clothing
has decided general verdict
Of Il. L. FOSTER, elothisr Corandt street. ew York,
whose suits single garments decidedly the
city. Call and see his spring styles.
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Facts Speak for Themselves
lst JEFF Lsdics Boots and snoes took the medal
at the Worlds Fair.
ID Jefers' work and materials both defy scrutiny.
I'd. Jsnsrs' own hand shapes and directs hi, work.
@h. STYLE, Mt and finish, Jefers peculiar forte.
9Th. Every body Of taste ultimately seek Jcners
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