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The Weekly Crescent, published to-day, con-
aims very large amount of editorial and mis-
ellaneous matter, the latest news by telegraph
nd mail, interesting correspondence and gene
ral reading. It can be had, done up in strong
wrappers, ready for mailing, at the counter OF
he Crescent Office, and also at J. G. Morgan's
bookstore aH
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MELANCHOLY SUICIDE We learn from the
Vicksburg Wing of the 25th that young man
named Donnell. resident Of Jackson, Miss,
committed suicide at Brandon, in that State, a
few days since, by laying his neck upon q rail,
on the railr ad track, the engine passing over
him nearly severing his head from his body and
causing almosti instant death. He was deranged
Mt the time
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An overseer from plantation on Bayou La
fourche was robbed of $2000-$1200 in money,
ind balance drafts--on the last trip Of the
steamer Glendale to Louisville, near New AL
hany His room was entered and the money
stolen while he was sleeping,
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ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMSHIP FALCON. --Balt,-
more, April 25 The steamship Falcon, which
sailed from New York with four companies of
). troops. bound to California, met with an acct
dent which disabled her, and put into Norfolk
yesterday to repair. Many of the troops had
been ON board the San Francisco on the occa-
sion of the lamentable disaster to her On this
occasion, however, all were safely landed.
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Mr.. J. A. Medary, clerk of the steamer aien-
lale, has our thanks for very late Cincinnati
ind Louisville papers
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James White shot man named Wooteen at
Prairie Mount,s Monroe county, Miss, on the
18th, killing him instantly. Both parties were
intoxicated at the time
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THE Cry OF GLAsGow.-The steamship City
fGlasgow, now out from Liverpool sixty days,
has not been heard from since her departure
from that port. Much anxiety is felt in New
York and PHILADELPHIA relative to her.
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sacks.' comes to rs from run Of no less than
100 nights in Paris, Of late. Its plot is laid in
the scenes Of Napoleon's last struggle, the IA
nous Hundred Days.
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Gentlemen, Take Notice.

Gentlemen, Take .s;0fiCe.
~ The per "Creacen City" have arrived at
S. N. M0ODY,S,
Corner Canal street and Exchange Place.
And his patrons, who have kindly waited for his
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK,
select from the splendid assortmentof M"
SUMMER CRAvATs,
SUMMER UNDER CLOTHING,
SUMMER VESTS, SUMMER GLOVES, aud
FANCY ARTICLES, in great variety.
MooDY'S CELEBRATED SHIRTS
be had low so fer Half Dozen linen bosoms
Eg- Shirts made ts order in any style.
LIT Remember s. N. MooDY's Address. hplO9pi
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We are indebted to the Clerk of the steamer
Empress for Louisville papers, end to the Clerk
If the steamer Atlantic for St. Louis papers.
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Summer Clothing.

k5EFsISHEVVH SIeOWsEVsNVh
+. STRIN G R g. CO.,
No. 80 Camp a.rest.
ley Invite attention to their superior assortment Of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
large variety Of WOODEN GOODS, adapted for tho
FRENCH MERINo, ALPACA, LINEN DUCK,
FRoCK AND OFFICE COATS, SAC COATS.
Merns, Drap DOR White Figured Drill Linen Duck
PANTS.
Rich Figured silk aarsees VESTS of the latest styles
FURNISHING GOODS.
New style CRAvATs NECK TIES HALE HOSE, Ere, Ere.
TRAVELLING TRUNKS,
OF the latest phiIadelphiR Mannfseture. ar1 4pgm
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=. G. Moore, formerly associate editor of the
New York Courier and Enquirer, died at Wash.
ngton on Thursday evening, from pneumonia
His remains are to be taken to Philadelphia.
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.RResgicaE Inhalation
TO the Ladies.

NJ 4 D A M ? Z A T. N
20 Respectfully services the Ladies' Of New oreanEfo
tke of the following daeases PRoLAPSUs UTERi
WHITES, PRoFg3E AND PAINFUL MENsTRUAT1oN, In
GoRGEaIENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB.
Thetreament adopted by ia that which has tovao
ostdiatguised Surgeons Paris London and New ,rk
a which she has ample testimony and the
refer that
the Uterus, nature, be cured.
Madam hersof exclusively the densea Of LadB
can DO consulted DAILY at herresdento,
myls 2ptf 1913 ST. soseph street.
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MHIEIBu.
the 95h April Plantation Latourche, by the
Rev q, Menard, AIR. MELCOR G. KINGENDER, If Liverpool,
FRANCES EUGEIA Philip hey
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KBB'tEy53s FE CSNEtGEIta9 n % Y kNI8WUT IS DVt
B The subscriber would respectfully call the nttentonof
Planters Phyacians and Families TO his well assorted stock,
comprising article bic line Of all which,
examination, FRESH AND GENUINE. DuringN
season SODA WATER AND MEAD of the very best quality
viii be found with all Mineral Water
CONGRESS- BLUE LICK, Bar Rooms supplied
reasonable with PURE HONEY ESSENCE PEPPERMINT
aOULRY BITTERS, etc. THOMAS RANKIN,
api d4Wiy Dagg Apoth ecaIy Camp Poydr.ss.
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SUICIDE. Mr.. VIM. Cries committed suicide
in this place on Wednesday morning, the 10Th
inst, by blowing his brains out with pistol.
Alcohol was the cause. Lake Providence
Herald.
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U1aQ.
On TEsEiay, April s at hatp O'Clock, CONSTANCE,
daughter Hsnea and j. j. Burrowes, aged II months,
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IN 20
UU @s- Camp Street. -sR ID

WEDENBORG'S WO,RKS.
tF- Just received.
THE TRUE CHRISTIAN RELIGION. BY Emanuel swendsnborg
Vol, Svo.
ANGELIC WISDOM CONCERNING THE DIVINE PROVIDENCE
By e. swedenborg Vol sys.
THE HEAVENLY ARcANA which contained in the Holy
Scriptures Words Of the Lord unfoded beginning with
Box OF Genesis Together with wonderful hnga
World of SPIRITS and in the Heaven Of Angels By Emanuel
Swedenborg, 10 Vols,
HEAVEN AND IT'S WONDERS, THE WORLD OF SPIRITS
Vol, svo
DIVINE LOVE AND WISDOM. Bye. Swedenborg. VOL. svo
FOUR LEADING DOCTRINES. BYE swedsnborg vol l2m.
DICTIONARY OF CORRESPONDENTS. By E. swsdspbOrg.
/ Vol, iano
EPIC OF THE STARRY HEAVENS. By Thomas L. Harris
~ For sale By
j. STEEL,
rpaa spat<w 90 CAMP STREET
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Mr. James Anderson is playing at Louisville


Alarge railroad meeting was held at Baton
Rouge on the 9th, TO take into consideration
the propriety Of q city and parish subscription
20 the New Orleans and Baton Rouge Railroad
It was determined to memorabilia the Parish
snd City authorities to subscribe each 100000,
Q be secured by taxation as provided by law.
Che meeting adjourned to re-assemble in New
Orleans on the 18th of May,
II "
Madame Adolphe, it appears, is creating q
,ensation in this city by her wondrous revela-
ions, if we can credit the interesting affair pub
.lished in the Picayune of last Wednesday of the
californian and certain lady Of Carondolet
,treet. We have learned that q more aston
sshing Incident occurred yesterday at her pri-
sate parlor, rs Poydras street, where Madame
$ said to have caused heartbroken mother to
recover her beloved son, Icing since thought dead,
md aided by her marvellous counsel to regain
quite handsome little sum of money, Of which
she had been Illegally deprived
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Covington, Ky, has population of $4,000,
m increase in one year of 2646.

MARRY.-Jeremy Taylor says: if you are for
pleasure, marry if you prize rosy health,
marry. A good wife is Heavens last gift to
man-his angel and minister of graces innu
merable-his gem of many virtues-his casket
of jewels-her voice is sweet musie--ber smiles,
his brightest day-her kiss, the guardian of his
Ilinnocence--her arms, the pale of safety, the
| balm Of his health, the balsam Of his life-her
| industry, his surest wealth-her economy his
safest steward-her lips, his faithful eounsellors
her bosom, the softest pillow of his cares-and
| her prayers the ablest advocates of Heavens
blessings on his head. Jeremy was about right
| HUMOROUS MISCHIEF The following &c roll
| incident is related in the Knickerbocker as
| having occurred to a lady of responsibility in
Brooklyn: The lady has charming little boy
very observing, initiative and active The child
had noticed the postman constantly leaving let
/ iers, and moving off quick: and he thought it
| would be a very fine thing to become a postman
So he one day went to his mamma 5 eserutoire
| and took out some twenty five or thirty letters,
! tied them up and sailed FORTH leaving one 81
every house, and moving off quick The lady
| was rather surprised when her next neighbor
brought her an open letter, which she said some.
body had left at her door but what was her
| establishment, when visiting hour arrived, for
another, and another, and another lady coming
| in, all bringing open letters, until her ample
/ parlors We're completely crammed You need
/ not doubt the mirth and fun grew fast and flu.
rious as each lady entered with the same tale
| and the little pastman was elated beyond meas
ure to find what capital postman he was; bu
| the best of the fun was that every lady, one aut
all, asserted she had not unfolded or read on,
| word.
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E0Oks at s. ". .MO0dy's Prices.
kEy- Half q dozen first-rste SHIRTS for 81 SO.
Half dozen HANDKERCHIEF, (sady hsmmed) FOR 81 So
Half dozen SUMMER SOCKS, (blsached) for 81.
Half dozen SUMMER UNDERSTANDS for s27s.
Half dozen SUMMER CRAvATs, (new rtyls) for 81 IS.
Half SHIRT COLLARS (three ply for 50 cents.
-Four MAHsETLLEs VESTS, (rieh pattems) for a.
These are figures humbug The rule OF small
profits and quick will found apply every article
Gentlemen's st Moody's.
Es The right place have your SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER
s. N, MoODY'S,
N o. Mandatory Of Genlemen'a Garments,
apa4 2pH Cor. Canal street and Exchange Place.
Spring and Summer Clothing.
RpITKIN & co..,
- CAMP STREET. y
The by arrivals received large add
ton to their Stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
embracing all the latest Fashions Fabrics Their asaoments
nov OF thsmost varied N the South.
Friends the Country supplied with better
Clothing hau uaua Obtained and
prices. Rpo tap
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~ OPELoUsAs RAILROAD DEPOT II will ss sE Lott Of
Toqpd running through from Em Paehc .tre vthT Aiew
hundred HAilfut, r. II NTchoib rtenee
1KEass.VG0 for the Six Lots quarter CASH asneg and
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Uryicg FoR Coasracc "LdrTIs PAIso RniDsx,
wssainsses, Ausast -, 1884,
CEALED PROPOSALS. ssscroe the
y supesstctsrs complete o( the PoAaac
"Luse Falls aScSg Ccosgsowu the
Of Ill Tsass esn0ldins
w be received tits oee unu sssdsy, The sh Of September
II O'Clock. m.
pisss sl.c) airs ssns
l5o cDrax, aaa
esgh. The eaAAas Ar<anoAa
Of SAID o1ows Total sSh
10 fses Of 80 feet each clear The
bridge must embrace eaass An4 too foot the
ffe within three sibs frames, add tho latter
sos TO the TIE whole bridge te covered with
able foois s'sAhsd with roonug I'm ~en painted
The proposals define
suoSs nHons Ac Ae tc FUN aid clear
aSdefsAndns ~ the ADD
Structure proposed
nsud'd) or every footn rnxh Of tie entire
date mol istef ihan The ns 81 December which
b. completed.
Sad proposals aka be
or ie character and poposss
infvidaas II known BY s2onh,s
ready enter iao JOINT binds
iu Of eon1aea In dsn:y 70 The and
accepted.
raymenn will be made The
shall - made appear
materials Delivered actually
cophed The socoad, when sractuse Including all
m and sppendases ha daily and
ceptcd.
Tse all parts
tunes subject 70 the inspeeon and directions vi The
other aushoriseA An
the undersigned sealed KSeiopes married ropca
for building The Lue Fas under 70 ne Reasonable
Secretary Of tae lntenor GEO. THOM,
Captain Corps Of rocosra 2acai Eneiasers,
In charge OF coasssucdou u Lutte Failsp bridge.
Avg 2-dtScp9 Tint, Star, and EAIt SUM-
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BLOODY arfaAy--About hAfpast clock Last evening
there ARRAY between number Of bakers the
Of Mr. Mckeden and the ouneymen OF Mr. Fra
1er baker doing the vi 18th
There has been for time airy between
Adjustments, and the Nekeden party visited Mr. Frazier
house last evening armed with deadly weapons, and made
violent attack upon has worknen Several OF each party
roughly handled and badly bruised in the conflict and
OF the Frazier party named John Chenauls severely
cut with knife Of his wrists which the
ries He beedns profnsly and lying in dangerous
condition when le the battle ground The OF tbs
who inflicted the wound l. John Beckett The combat
had been arrested last evening they having LEFT the
ground before the arrival Of the officers Or. Leberman
ia attendance upon the wounded
ArsIc PxEsIDEsrs.-rhefe gay throag al
the Presidents grounds last evening The Marine Band per
formed with their accustomed ski and interest and every
BODY booked happy.
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the Court of ST. james TO that Of ST. fetsrsburgh si
con nue that those who To furward those who
check public opinion England that those who propose and
advocate the loans also those who parayze the
Although the press Of this country has generally hailed
the present nsurrecoaary in Spain favorable
acquisition OF Cuba, later returns To the progress Of
the Instruction and knowledge 70 the designs OF lie lead
ers dabuse any hopes thus entertained IL
has resolved itself into nonarehiea movement serving 10
strengthen the Spain by dplacng corrupt minis
aud constituting i advisers statesmen Of unaoted
patriotism experience and nteslgenee, willing 20 sacrifice
all personal the glory and greatness Of the
country. Borroe hspartero, the man nov TOE most pops"
lar In Spain whose AL other chiefs were competed
succunb Is the also, most above Suspicion III YIN
be remembered that being driven from power the ing
lish government cdeayorcd u force ON hn pension ne
had the agnsnmitv 10 refuse Yet his viii al
WAYS be the cause Of English arstocraey and Of continent
tai dsspotizm- In the handz OF such man the crown o.
Spain cannot be strengthened her reoore de eoped
her foreign policy hberaxsd As act 10 be accomplished
them b, diplomacy supported by purchase me
acquisition Cuba pat b. this revolution at yet further
- ]. c.
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('rrf Of Pntsbarg and County oG Aii~g ~. PENN
We
VI the city Of hbavx and of shany
The7s snn"s issued the P,iisa
Company, by which tiey an guaranteed
w. confidently recommend them capitalists
sssah,s Investment. - -
The bonds together with ehs. ssd other u,
rfa"o" may ne "aos upon as'atoa
JOHNSTON BROTHERS. Co.,
BANKERS and
Ian ts--srpH
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FROM OUR SEW YORK cosREsFospKNr.


Nrw YoRK, Aug. II, 1855.
,.e en,iou ,ee..sarlv rests on the approaching Mas
,cu.e,,. hr state that meets in Boston
the 18th Instant Howe YER liberal in procrs and defiant in
tone RAY be the hig party little favorable its prospects
can be predicted from the present aspect aairt haying
lost since the last election several important positions The
know nohings with their nominees constitute an I'M
poan. e'emen, calculation In made These have
already their power the whg majority IN the
house. and from their seats some haifozen Wing cen
aters.
The active rivalry that il springn. up between settlers
yl, al, Kans in the "a, set forth the relative
,dn,a &, ,,e region, IN re,pee. 10 soil climate and
he r,rs,, az a~cuure does unt escape attention Of the
,.o Nsrs ,,oud ..ep m have the preference on these
,or, pr,;e4 nroc.sd;ur tbither sneak in unqualified
~ IN ho.n;,alitv ~ tho oeol az Irp,,er Mis-
.ouri
MA. - - , s,s .o;c, ard the ytb,pps
,-n,s - ~ NOR y, ~ rol,,a;nc,. Al AD;pval,
-. !, ! . u a., I, .a....,, rr,rs;. ro,,
- ], .. !. -. . ~, ;s
rC.a,i yr,l = ,si.,,, -. tt,a only means al
:, ~ a. "a ara ~ s,;,.,,tsa oh,;ys
,;nn. S;,v.r.u ,.,r,;eny,l d,r,c,ad 80 sen
~ Ia ! -. ~, ~ "a, ,.;.h 90
s'te e'ii 'hsnee arising = ''e u aug ~,
moi - .,. ~ .n,,rx yo,xi,b.tapdr
collision ha ocrurrI A Bneaventurz between the er
its latter ,,ould appear 10 have the
almost entire .uppor, az t,, southern proyinces With
,le ,,oue, ft5i /; ,.;r, fron b.r enorpou. yoapo
depos;te IL vrI Ia .c her entertaining the idea OF an
arrieatur hank The OUTRAGE committed y her police on
the person Of captap ~ British war vessel viii doubt
less be mooted by te demand Tor redress 10 formidable
extent, In Peru We have a temporary regency These
South American revolutions are unauthorized hunburs
poak. b.. l,tt.-ly snn.,rs ,h,t r,,be, ~, l,us.i.
and rr-Lr NJ, 4, ~, III II, M, - s ,h ,res.
c,rr,, - - = =, -. ~, g.. s.,r, ,rlr c.p
IN A. tbe ls, ,.n- iI,s ,t,, rr, N o,her- source.
Of rsorua,r Tnrk. ~, Tn-t and Russians ,u.co,i,es
To than.,td yb la.. ~ or.. pni. ,,,p,rv
with vast nIan. T,la, ..o,,e Viii, .,,,.ia y,,,y s.
h,ti, T., ,,~ilit y ~, ,;., 49, 49,
are uyi,tc, ,it ,asie. s,., a. her he
ing tef, an nubib. bsIvo. y'5Ta c,.a. q, .,fierius
are selectsi ard ,,;,ag ~, ,;o, $500, a. ~ co,nt,v and
under apy ,vcnn,-, ,Lnnc ~, Il, r,c;.ely thc .a,ue
form or fam, ne .,, r, WA eyc, tho Incorrect serr
n teeaan;~a aa1 IN. - - 49,
COW. ,nt ~, -, -. - I,,,r viii t,o d,y = the
week 10 ,llir,,; IA !. ~ s,nI. :. ho,,Jar vheu
n. u,r ,s,, !, - , -, - ~, -. ~ 49,
cents given in raj, a. ~ o,hor r,,inc. ob,,in anoncb
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Dip1puArc-W William Grayson Mann who has been al-
pointed and confirmed BY The senate secretary Of lcga
ton Brazil one OF the most thoroughly educated and
accomplished young gentlemen IN America H. father
the lIo Dutlly s.aaa ssiani -ecetary Of State has
traiae him IN diplomacy BY FaTv opportunities afforded
abroad. The administration hss done admirably well in
this appOlniment--N Norfolk Va Isyps
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On the oih inst -four trees schoohouse in Sump-
ter county, Georgia struck By lightning William
Champion, the teacher and a boy married Smith, who were
sitting pear the trees killed instantly another boy
had one ct his shoes torn pieces by The electricity and
several others Frustrated on the lth inst the
kitchen q DE. soH in Norfolk couniy Va, vas struck
by lightning and valuable slave Killed aud four Others
seriously injured
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THE FaEDEislCK FEMALE SEMINARY 10 a fully
osanxcd female college, chartered endowed with
BY Ire state OF Maryland IL Is
land A. healthy and pleasant sosihes States
Tbs INSTITUTION has an able and ecicn board of professors and
teachers Ia good excellent
confidently believed raany Cor psr,iur
'horDug, and refined the
Ind.
She slhoo
For circulars and further particulars Rev sepdpes r-sa
D., Wash nqton, D. G. =
July 2l-d&cp3mos
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~ y. c. Me0UlRE. AsCeAe1ssr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF STEAMBOAT ROrEL--On Monday
aeruoon August e O'clock premises the cub
scriber will SELL 1t public anciioa
date July 3b, lo5j and daily recorded
oos ~ 49, and o. As land records wsshsssoa
District vi Coiumbta. all ground
dessbated the ground plan u said
2J In numbered three hnsdTed AID t5)
the consisting brick building
known Steamboat Hotei.i'
Tesns: 81 caAh ,x35 and
with interest," secured BY deed OF premises.
BY order Of the
JAS. q, Mcguire
Z !n's S"-Sa~A as Auciionref.
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ITO the Voters "f the ,vard.-CHAs. A. DAVIS
having consented n become candidate
-'ones ~ the death o. f. Paine supported
'sndf - cvi ard religious eery q nc special e'.ctoa
AuR
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HIftourt EislffoH.
81 Lovu, August is--MAjor Phelps (dcinccra.) is
elected TO Congress by handsome majority Tie legislature
on joint ballot stsndswhigs, 60 democrats go Benton
ties 40.
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Extensive boot and Shoe Establishment.
JUST OPENED IN IRON HaLLA

JUST OPENED IN IRON HILL
HOOVER has fitted in attractive style, the lafge
and sseloaa in Iron HAL penn.,l,.nia betwes.
and best selected stock boots ant shoes exhibited ibis
undersigned
%t1 ssss n a. plsen Other o. The kind in the
article in has line Of bushes. celebrated
shoes fw ladies eenusncn children ard here b.
No fns establishment
10 h sev ,, paes % lie viii sp,s 70 sno'
apVrcsnass closely possible
Tls following anon. us,'se- jus, received:
FOR t.AliEs
Black. bronss, ssiers, thick and hin so,es
WINE 's. Es;s ID Slippers
Msiose9 Walking shoe q s.s,y aiis
ps.s 'ss 81 ds.. sse
FOR GENTLEMEN,
French raicn leather boots
90 90 cal. s. DO boots v AL. s,s sss< -. .s,
Do calf and pa,sas heather Oxford hes
Cloth sais1. black and eolor.a
A. r ss%%o s'l, CATERS
FOR YOUTHS, MISSES, AND CHILDREN
eg gs1s o Dsmp' dress shoes beautiful Styles a.d Of
Misses black and CATERS Slipper walking shoes Of ae.
chd'as embracing every su and quality now in use
FOR BOYS.
. havs mas ae psu., 9, hi. department
ma n 3 ss M a boy, fox .; such shoe. hey
Fog SERVANTS.
My al kinds Il arrc and very
Isspses6y customer and tho citizen. rrs
orally q Washington, Geostown Alcrand1ia, CecFr
Monsonery, aac the country
the city, TO favor with cali purchasing
no .Is Is psss Sa ssa. y
all, and win success in my new cnsesprise.
and shoe Esssishn~r.
Penn avenue between Ninth and Tenth
RENSSELAER, POLN TECHNlC InsrfTyFe.
DESIGNED for comprehensive thorough education az A.
es,ec and cryi engineers including .wsy hydauI opo
graphical, and mining
For copies Of the Register giving respect
b. FaASKLIs GREENE,
,,t, Director, &C.. RP /,
avg i'-uem Troy, N. Y.
4. LUTZ,
cABfNET-NAKER AND UPHoL5TERER,
No. Is SosfA Eerenfi Street, Philadelphia,
EsPECTfCLLY invites the Of the pah'c
~ where he rssiof
and chamber furniture, comprising
sof.s, from SIS TO sico mehairs from 90 Ia 500
n ooh IN, ial
SOFA tables 1851 100 Extension tahaes, 10
Esasevs TOTO IS Writing dssk-, a 10 see
The prices are al least ten cent less than good
Goods part Union packed aaa, - pr
soaa care.
July 27-1dmosif
PrspssslsRepairs the univerussy virgins, ard
for "stsr-worhs TO the smouss OF $4,000
PROPOSALS vii be received Pos,ors once
OF the tssrscss of the University
AZ inc same ms aud p'scs rsnpc~.as VII be received
ssss ,sppy - water ss ,ss uass,a q sa: ard cor
For the dsths
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Plans other psoaa appa
ROBERT rRENris,
duy st-dAcPcxSS~ps Proctor N University o. vifppis.
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WH.TSEY's Mesaliic Wealth she Unised States
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Lie Of j. g. Quincy; edited by Joseph b. Braithwaie.
Memories over The Water: by Hour Nancy.
iamartine's Travels in the East 2 vols
inS 10 PRANCK TAYLOR.
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Pri.s auitsrrenons
BY calling Vt STALLS az and ~ rssue Market.
OIdr will DC received by Messs. ShektIl Bsy oppo-
Centre Market, and the butter
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