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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-02

MOBILE JOCKEY CLuB RAcEs.-The Mobile
Register Of the 18th says: "The Spring Meet
ing over the Bascombe Course commences on
Tuesday, the Dist of March, and continues
through the week; and as it precedes so closely
the great races to come off in Orleans, all the
turfmen and fine horses in this section will be
heretand in the neighborhood The great State
Post Stake has created such universal interest
that thousands will make it the occasion of a
holiday trip, and taking in our meeting as a
large part OF their enjoyment The Course is
already alive with yisitors-and Highlander
i" the observed of all observers
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miscellaneous Books

J. G.. M o r G A. Ms,
Exchange Place,
Adjoining this Postoaice.
etc. etc.
GREENWOOD LEAVES, by Gracs Greenwood.
ACTON OR THE CIRCLE OF LIFE
MAYHEM ON POPULAR EDUCATION.
THE OLD RED SANDSTONE, by Hugh Miller.
FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF ENGLAND ITS PEOPLE, by Hugh
Miller.
NIGHT SIDE OF NATURE, by Mrs. Crow.
LAURIE ToDp-Lfe aud Writings Of Grant Thsrburn.
HILLS VILLAGE DIALOGUES,
HOME AND SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY
RoUGHlNG IT In THE BUSH. M
TUPPER's WORKS AN AUTHORS MIND; ESSAYS, etc.
KNICK KNAcKs, by L. Gaylord CLARK
LADY wILLOuGHBY'S DIARY.
ST. LEDGER, OR THE THREADS OF LIFE.
WESLEY AND METIIoDTSM, by Isaac Taylor.
CoLEMAN'S Z" EUROPEAN LIFE AND MANNERS"
SKETCHES OF WESTERN ADVENTURES, by McCluug.
THE SOLITARY OF JUAN FERNANDEZ.
S0RCERY AND MAGIC.
LANMAN's LETTERS FROM THE ALLRGANY MOUNTAINS.
ROMANCE OF STUDENTS LIFE by KrsbalI
LETTERS OF MRS. ADAMS, Wife Of John Adams,
MoNTAGUE'S SELECTIONS.
WILD WESTERN SCENES.
HISTORY OF ITALIAN REPUBLICS xtes.,
fsb2T 9pM&WitW j. o. MORGAN
LINEN Cambria Handkerchief
AND SHIRTS,
AT S. N. NOopY,s.
linen cAMBRIc IIANDKERCHiEFs AT TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS, READY HEMAiED Anothr large invoice. j... re-
eoiVed, equal to the lasl lot.
LIKEWISE, ruE ....
EsfLF DOZEN EXCELLENT SHIRTS
FOR NINE DOLLARS.
S. N. MOODY,
CORNER CANAL STREET
ieO2i apu And Exchange
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Tn EE0,sse-keene,.s,


tB Tic Citizens Strangers Waiting the City ia Day
tienlArly called the varied and splendid stock
HOUSE -FuRNIsHING GOODS,
the undersigned which being offered at such
REDUCED PRICES
render greatly to the advantage Of purchaasta e1a
mine them. Among their assortment may be found
RICH DECORATED CHINA, DINING. TEA AND TOILET SETS
PLAIN WHITE CHINA. DINING. TEA AND TOILET SETS;
GILT AND WHITE CHINA, DINING TEA AND TOILET SETS
EARTHEHWARE, DINING, TEA AND TOILET SETS
RICH CUT GLASS BOWLS, PRESERVE DISHES. DEcAyT
Frs, ETC, ETC.
RICH CUT GLASS WINES, TUMBLERs, SALTS, ETC.
SILVER PLATED CASToRs, WATERS, CAKE~BAsKErs:
slLvERFLATEp CANDLEsTICksj SPOONS, FORKS, ETC.;
SILVER PLATED WATERS, BOTTLE-sTAEDS, ETC;
KNIVES AND FORKS, iAPkNNED WATERS
WOoDENWARE, TISwARE;
ANDlROSs, TENDERS, sHovELS AND ToNGs;
COOKING STOVES AND CAST IRON WARE GENERALLY;
LAMPS Or ALL KINDS, AID CHANDELIERS
Besides variety Of Aclca Necessary all HOUSE KEEPERS too
s be named 10 yerfernent.
b. BR0WER & CO.,
ebl7 in2p II Csuip ret, opposite the CIV frot.l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-02

RuPTuREs CuRED.-Shermans Curative Pa
tent Truss and Rupture Remedy relief
guarantee in the Of all Rupares To apply
the proprieo esablishmsn 10 ST. Charles street. inquire
Dr. shermau For further particulars en- third
page, apply to the store for descriptive pamphlet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-02

Herman Melville, the author of g Omoo'' and
Typee," is about to publish in Putnam tale
called 1.-The Encantadas, or the Enchanted
Isles Renaissance Of life among group of
islands on the equator, somewhere in the wide
Pacifc-one of those oases of the desert sea-
where, under his pi1otage, all readers will be
sure of falling in with refreshing fountains Of
pleasure and delight
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n, R, Steel.
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, Hn
CAMP ST, NEW ORLEANS. wv
go !

W
E Among extensive and well selected stock of LAW BOOKS
the following which he offers a" very low preea
RoTr ON SHIPPING; IGoRpoN's DIGEST LAWS U. S;
ERIcAN CRIMINAL LAW IGoW ON PARTNERSHIP
CELLS LAW OF CAR GREENLEAFs EVIDENCE
IERs; voiumssi
IGELL ON WATER GREENLEAF's oVER-RoLEp
CURSES ste. CASES;
CELL ON CORPORATIONS II HoWARps Y. :. soFhSio"
MOULD ON INSURANCE. COURT REPORTS, IA vols;
IT'S ADMIRALTY PRAC- KENT's COMMENTARIES q
ICE; Volumes
lcKsToNE,s coMMENTA PHILLIPS ON EVIDENCE;
les, PoTHiER ON SALES
RRlLLs NEW LAW DC RoscoE's CRIMINAL EVIL
lONARY; bEschi
RLAMAQUrs NAT. AND ALL THE WORKS OF JUDGE
OPTICAL Law; STORY
RGE ON SURETYSHIP; U. S. DIGEST TO 1858, lNcLu-
ITTY ON BILLS OF EN- SfVE
,HANGE; FRENCH LAZY BOOKS.
VII CODE LOUISIANA, 1903 oiyll Law.
III cong do he Tho. RoGRoN CODE CIVIL EXPL,;
,;hhs M,,v,n F,, ,s5s TRoPLoNG, MARRIAGE, vols;
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NKLINGs TREATISE PALAIs, complete set
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Drmas, .Wedtct.s es ana alhemlcnls.

DR.. 3, ]. CoxE, No IS Camp street
hS DR.. E. J. coxEs PREPARATIONS, extensive ase',
nearly hfteen years. have by their acquired teFuta
unsurpassed feqHRlad by similar North
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP
EXTRACT OF COPAlvA, sARSApkRILA AND CITBFBs
AMERICAN COUGH LOZENGEs
CHOLERA SYRhtP AND PILLS
POWDER Nd OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PEx.
bANENT CURE OF THE PILES.
" For sale by Druggsts generally. W. 4ptf
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To TIE Endtes.

Nv Respectfully or her services Of View Orleans r
the treatment st the following alsesest PROLAPsUs UTgRL
WHITES. PROPOSE ANB PAINFUL MENsTRuATION EN-.
GoRGEMENr AND LIBERATION OF THE WoNB
Thstres:ment adopted by that thel1 ora
the Distinguished Surgeons Paris London and New r and
tia success here 81 which che has ample testimony may
respectable ladies shs shes adisg
Of tha Uterus nature, can DC cured
Madam s'stps be- sIeuHivey to tie Diseases
car be consulted DAILY, ~ AerresidsuGs,
myls 2yf IsR ST. Iosa,h at.aa,
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En1Eies, .A,xcfion.

~ PHILLIPS woudss, cali the attention the Lai. "a,
city and its vicinity Tint he ba, THIS DAY opened coru
St. Louis Royal Streets LADIES' AUCTION and will
selected Of FRENCH FANCY GOODS, whA he VIM
invariably to the highest bidder.
The stock in part Of RICH BROCADE SILK lfrsr
FLouNCED BAREGEs md FLouNCED JAcoNETs; a yn,as
other styles Of Dress Goods with large Of FINE w
BRoIDERIES.
Also, FINE FANS, SILK PARAsoLs, PORTE MoNNAlEs T.,
SHELL COMBS, large variety, too numerous to sloutop
ALse.t..
aB large assortment VI direct imported FANCY GOODS
LATE FIRE IN CHARITIES STREET
tB The sale will commence daily at II o'clock, will cntnus
every article is sold.
NJ B.mporters desiring to close Invoices OF Good. will
wei 10 Avail thonseFea OF thh opportunity. fs5 an
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Ch"gres E'eee,. $ Chtns and E'erer.

DEath . fEhRQblNOuS TONIC,
III Is aCsftzin and lsmil0, Remedy for
CHILLS and FEVER, GHAdRRs FEYRR
Aud all FEYEkS Of an Intrrt1itteps Type.
NRPER E&0E!y 70 RIM. =
For sas z. p hEACli A. Chen and hrsh.cary Corner
Chattrtt aud CIstomh0pse ale THOMAS RAM
Corner Of Camp and Poi corner
and Carouiss frll7 .t4dpLltIy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-02

BIG SHOOTING The Austin (Texas) Times
records something big in the way of small shoot
tlemen of this city shot in day and half the
following summary of wild fowl Il geese, 100
mallard ducks, ID golden eye do, and summer
do, making total of 1877 head When it is
remembered that it was nearly all done by
single shots on the wing, we hazard the asser-
ton from our knowledge of the sporting capaci-
ties of the gentlemen referred to, they will be
found hard to bent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-02

At Bath, Me-, fleet of 18l ships, averaging
1900 tons each, are now in progress, or CON
traeted for.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-02

PROFESSOR HENRY DE MARsAN-The method
and abilities this gentleman highly spoken in this city
great the ladies gentlemen study
Combining the oral system with single
admirable bosit method capable pro-
ducng the satisfactory nconebs requires
great deal less time than other cususy
only successful the only niale Professor
formed Day Casses Ladies' Evening Gentlemen
e gives Private Lessons usual the residence tho Pupil
his No. Camp opposite the City Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-02

FINE HoRsEs.--Dr Alliott, at the Gothic
to his stock of some 200 head, comprising several
fine buggy and match horses Purchasers
would do well to give him call
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-02

DAN RIoE's --of the Tournaire troupe ii can
only continue to be said that they are the most
perfect and astonishing performers this country
has ever seen, They are esteemed SO by all
who see them and fill the house nightly.
We understand that Dan Rice has had a new
version of" Uncle Toms Cabin" prepared ex-
pressly for this latitude, and will shortly pro-
duce it. We need only add that Dan is to play
Uncle Tom!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-02

1t has been decided in high court in Paris
that a physician has not the right, in any case
or under any prete2t, to diyulge the secret of
his patient
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-02

The ebliging clerk Of the steamer Winfield
Scott has our thanks for cincincinti papers of
the 2lst ult
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-02

"THE TEMPEST. The large houses which have
every evening been eongregated at the Varieties
afford sufficient proof that the public of this
city are not unwilling to acknowledge and
patronize real merit Amore splendid spectacle
or more beautiful play assuredly was never
produced in any city of the Union, and Manager
Plaoide deserves all the praise he has received,
as the piece deserves all the patronage which
has been extended to it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-02

zgH Married. ....
February BY Rev. n. N McTyere Mr. g. H. LYONS and Miss
MARTHA J. STARNS, all Of this City.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-02

The RAvELs.--At the st. Charles Theatre
the Rayels still continue to draw large houses.
A number Of new pieces are being produced
nightly, and those who have never seen this
company should by all means attend
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-02

soNTAd.--sontag has finally returned with a
new and valuable company, and will open on
Monday evening at tho St. Charles Theatre in
opera. There will be contest for the ensuing
week between Sontag and Julien, and themuch
be-praised master of music must attend to his
attractions, if he would not share the fate of
Ole Bull. Thus far sontag has eelipsed all
previous stars in our armament, with the ex-
cept1on only of Jenny Lind, and we cannot doubt
that the close of the French theatre, the nopu-
larity of the st. Charles, the number of people
in the city, and the great fame of sontag her
self, will insure full houses.
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Drugs, Medicines, yae,.f,,.,ne,.,,. etc

p me subscriber would respect ly call sttenton
FAhte FhysicianE and Families aorte stock
comprising every article h, line business, Which On
sisnineL9n vii be found FRESH AND GENUINE DUrbgA \
season SODA WATER AND MEAD very
vii BE- found 1t this with all Aaera atI
feeSop46e erms with PURE HONEY ESSENCE TEPPERMINF
soSLs ! NJ ~ tEfSs etc. THOMAS RANKIN
cpl dsWlgis Druggist and Apnthccara
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ODD FELLOWS REsT.-We have received a
small pamphlet containing plan of this GENE
tary and the several reports of the officers of
the Board of Directors for the year 1858. The
reports Of the Secretary and Treasurer exhibit
a fiourishing condition of its financial affairs,
there being cash balance on hand of 49,
9SS 50
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-02

.. Todd y Co..
hMIssION CARPET WAREROONs
1870 CANAL STREET, ToURo BUILDINGS,
EB- Are uow offering their immense stock of
VELVET, TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS,
THREE-PLY AND INGRAM CARPETlNG,
at anufaetuGe prices, close eongumeus
49,.
On hand Alarge and beautiful stock Of ,o. .M
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
SO "a feet wide, TO suit any apartment
WALL PAPER AND TRANSPARENT
WINDOW SHADES,
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS. mil 6t9p
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$500
NEWS OF THE CITY.

PACING RAoE.--.Ioe Wilson, Siiper Tail and
Dolly Spaaher, had little spin over the
Metairie Course yesterday, at mile heats, three
best in five, to harness. The betting was easy,
nay, one being pitted against the other, without
either having the call against the field. The
friends of Dolly came up strong, and bet their
money freely on her beating Silper Tail, on
which point they dropt" considerable--old
siloer taking heat, and being second in the
last heat. The money, as will be seen below,
was won handily by Joe Wilson, making one of
the best races We have ever had here
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-02

She DeUUs.-Mrs Sophie Wischendoof who
resides in Old Leyee street, between Barrack
and Hospital, appeared yesterday against Ann
Doyle, Ann and Catherine Cassidy, chargir g
them with having on the day previous com
mitted violent assault and battery upon her,
knocking her down and beating her with sticks
in a most brutal manner; long lock of fine
brown hair, which, with portion of the scalp,
had been torn from sophie's head in the ARRAY,
was exhibited in court; it was quite enough in
quantity to stuff very small mattrass, and
was an eloquent witness against the barbarity
of female warfare. Accused were required to
give security for their appearance
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IL
panion-By Dr. A. NJ Mauriceau, professor OF diseases
OF women; one bundredth edition. 5O0U) limo pp 1885,
on hne paper, extra bndng price ST. Every complaint 10
which woman eubjcct from grhood 20 and
also MS wife and as mother fully described VITA the
symptoms and also the proper OF
In plain simple, but In the most chate easily
understood And thus every discover corn.
pairing her symptoms with those described tho nature
character and OF her complaint spared
anxiety and fnhering The wife about becoming mother
has oteen need o. and advice utm os i'm
portanoe to her future health In respect which her
tvcness forlds consulting medical gentleman will 6nd
symphonic which otherwise would occasion much ~
alarm How suffering from obsructions or irrsvu
larites peculiar TO the female system which e
health 81 the effect OF which they norant and Lch
tier decney forbids seeking medical advice How manv
tuner from prolapsus uter snx the wombI o. Trn
huor abrs tweakness debility, &cC How manv re In an
slant agony for many months preceding H..
many have difficult, IL not dangerous deliveries ana
and uncertain recoyercs So whose lives arc
during such time will each find IN It's the meana ~
yention. nmeoration aud relief How many hitter M
mebts, how muoh anguish might have bcen No
Sufferer 70 the husband TO The relatives by timely
zion this ttic volume IL " h, eonyev
iuy VIC various subjects treated Of they ara oil natn
mnrriage For sale ~ Strinycr Townsend 81
hdrinroe Sherman Co. hstpr Ifousc No yesey street
hewitt Davenport, Tribune Iuiidinss; az No Ast,r
one breRa"ay' nnd nt the publication Office 10 Liberty
stps AnN york. Jolcph Tucker, Mobiles also r. H. Potter
son 10 Che TINT street Philadelphia On the receipt oil
- cory WI n trannittcd W mail free postage e.
any Iart VI the United states All letter. must address
60 port paid 20 br N, MAURICCAu Once I2O Liberty
sttcet, New York. or box l,2,i New York Post unce
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AaB0Y RAILROAD TO PHILADEI..
~ phia from pier No North riyer.-Two lines daily
At A. H. and n. NJ. The morning line AT 9 a. NJ ~
steamboat John Potter to South Aboy thence by cars 10
way places TO philadelphia. Fare g. Express line at Il NJ
by John Potter Amboy thence direct to Camden BY
smicuan n nvs heprs nars - way accommodation and
fare 81 49,
NEW YORK TO MONTREAL, 9GDENSBuRG BUR
IN hnEton 81. Johngburg and Itt'eton, via New Haven
Hartford, Springfield Brateboro, Bellows Pals Rutland
Windsor White River, Wells River Montpelier ST. Aibans
aud Kousc's Point Ticket eees Haven Railroad cor
ner Of Broadway and Canal street and Twenty.
sixth street and Fourth Express trains A. NJ aud
l.. ". baggage checked through.
FRANCIS HYDE, AGO. III South ST., New York
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA AND THE SoTTu
IN and West, via New jersey ai.-tniteI 3ttfsF
natl sud express lines leave New YORK foot u ry
at and 10 o'clock 4. ~, and ~ aad r. w. THROUGH Ii
four hours. Fare sg2J n 81 ian ~ AMI Is il 4 NJ all
g. New J,rgey accommodation limo H. 49, AZ
So stopping all The way stations 1hr,n tickets sd
ier Cincinnati at $40 aaa the Wet aal Tor glltinars
Nashinrfon, Ntrick at and tron ,agase CHECKED 10
Washington In : aud ~ 4. ". apdT T.. VI.
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SALES ATsAUCTION.

uCTl0S NOTICE-To GROCERS. &C, WILL BE
IA sold at public sale Monday next th instant at
o'clock M the fixtures goodwill and lease of store stu
ated IN Columbia street Carroll South Brooklyn Sale
positive, terms cash
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, sc.

GENTS FINE GOLD CALIFORNIA DIAMOND CLUs.
NJ ter breast pins equal to the real diamond, with chain
S3 without chain, ~ These pins be rent by mail
TART Of the United states All orders puncuay attended
70 BY addressing !. !. JACOBS. f1 broadway.
AIDES CALIFORNIA DIAMOND CLUSTER EAR.
IL rings, equal In brlliancy and real
diamond They really most beautiful article Also
rings in cluster three stone and single Call see them
y JACOBS, importers Of diamonds and watches, 4J7
Broadway
WAICHEs AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES
dies fine gold Watches, SIS; gold LEVERS $780, hunting
Watches S4u magic watches, diamond Watches nc Gold
chains low Any buying watch have chain
NJ nianufacturers cost L. j, JACOBS 4O7 Broadway.
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mo TILE FRIENDS OF COON r.rINn 80, rn

sIo lie fhlhNDs Of GOOD EATING AND THE
ways been regular sport and IRREGULAR in nv gen
eal habits but seeing IN the papers that oysters are
must deny the assertion. have sold ovsters ten
years and in that time taking very average have
sold twelve millions OF oysters and any quantity I'd clans
and knew Of customer Of mine dyn from
them have eaten them every day since hcen In e
business and II doubts what they car and M,
ut stand any hour of the day old Catherine market
- ALEXANDER LOCKWOOD
N B.-Councnan seeley, Of the seventh ward fifteenth
district who Is nominated for election two plates Of
extras last night and met him asng hs district th,
morning. sill right. -
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ANTHOLOGY.

STONISHING TO ALL.-MADAME MORROW rs.
"A without exception, the most wonderful astrolosst IN
the world, or that has been known te pat
and future events and will show your future
band and absent friends which has astonshcd
during her travels in Europe She seventh daughter q
seventh daughter, and born with natural m BY In
yokng the powers Of her wonderful SCIENCE tell even
Their very thongh, and wiz cause happy pairs
NAL bliss Her predictions truly astonishing TO All whe
visit her Those who wish speedy marriage may cali scon
and they depend advice on
nal principles Of magical science Brooms street. between
Cannon and Columbia streets Gentlemen not sdnfttsd
Hours from o'clock A. NJ. to 0P n. 's~'
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LIQUORS, &C.

Sn O0O sEGARs, OF CHOICE BRANDS, sUPE.
CU.UUU ror old brandiss, wines, Holland gin, schic-
dam schnapp genuine London cordial gin French cordi.l
London and Dublin porter and brown stout superior con-
dition, for family use Apply to WIN. H. UNDERIIILL-
43D Broome street, corner Of Crosby.
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MRS n L. sNyTuE, 40. "a BowERy, VIA OPEN
15t.
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MISS BRUCE, SEVENTH DAUGHTER CAN BIZ
" oonsuted on the present past and future events q
ie nj her residence ~ Canal street two doors from Broe1
way. Ladies, 70 cents, snd gentlemen 81 ~''N
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NO FEE TILL CURED.-DR. cORBETT OF NO 10
Duane street. may be consulted with confidence on dis
entes twenty three years In speciality enables him TO
guarantee permanent cures. N. BDr. c. 10 member Of
the New YORK University See his diploma la his Office
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ID Afternoon and evening.
CHOICE FAMILY ENTERTAINMENTS.
BEAUTIFUL LIVING GRAPES


NIBLO'S BALL ROOM AND CONCERT SALOON
In THIS magnificent saloon may be engaged for
BALLS AND CONCERTS.
As Ball Room, Nio's has always held the Ita
admirable portion the spacious well furnished
Tors Reception and Dressing Rooms &c TOO well known
to need further mention.
The arrangements for this complete
applications associat and parties of undoubted
srectaity, will receive immediate attention.
For Concerts this saloon possesses the perfect
tic qualities by tho
modatons for twelve hundred persons with ample
ingrcsf and egress.
For terms and other particulars, apply to W. CoRBYN
in the office of Nihlo's Garden.
WILLIAM NIBLO Proprietor
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