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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-19


w The subscribers having been appointed by Messrs eidseck
the sale othe Wines, who this day business
fully calls attention to the auonad card. CRAMER ABEGG
New York January |, 1854,
CARD-M CHARLES ENGLER heretofore Sole Agent the
sale of in the United States retiring cm business
beg appointed Mears CRANER
A8EGG in his be Sole and Importers the
United States and Canada.
which the public generally
have accorded band and for this shall
but such Wines will fully sustain the high on
which the same has attained in your market. ~!
nsnPpo cnm be alone enabled to furnish this old sa6
shed brand aud genuine quality would simply submit
following which call particular
The HEIDSIECK CO. brand first introduced in the United
thirty by the late Me edsieck Co..
their through their Sole Agent Mr. T. saimo alter
wards Salmon 4 Stuyvesant.
When dissolved, their partner
the occupying the premises To him also by
stipulation tbs privilege ofsetanng exclusive
Vineyards eears which the late
retiring
bama his
therefore pole proprietors oil this brana.
that distinguish
frauds and limitations the
corks. No other house is entitled
the brand originally
know n the United States. We have the honor be
Your ob'dt. sery,ts.
Rxl4s, December IL, 1858. HEDSIEGk 4 CO,
wnes constantly supplied with
pinss, they offer to the trade at New York prices
- R. +. NICHOLS CO.
jane7 sm "a Camp street,
& HERRY AND MADEIRA.-A small lot Of
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w HlTE LEAD-In 25, 80, 100 and 500
kegs from the Atlantic Unon BrookIyn Pacific tJist.,
and sangsrtss White Lead Co. for sale BY A'''
lanio A, ,pELAGRAYE& Go.tt Ma aslp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-31

States BY Henry LIE, Lieutenant Colonel Com.
nusrdsns Of the Partisan Legion reprinted ron
the second edition. - corrected the sntAor and MS
con II. LEE, Jr, with notes. Elans and portraits ana
many inedi,.d letters and documents. 10 De pao-
lished in vol, svo., cioth eilt-price, % %.
TIL Aagagnos & Co. have N press AMI WIN snofu!
publish +" Black Diamonds" or Humor, SATIRE ana
Sentiment treated scientifically BY Prof. julius
CESAR H.ssrsAL OF The Ne~- York Pieaysas. Ais',
rev llnstrs;ed edition Of WILSON'S American
OrpithclOgy," beautifully illustrated and printed 10
colors.
A"Lfe Of Horace Greeley" by JANIS PARTON
forming ducdecimo volume cf 500 psgee-well t
I'D and u-tated in the best msnner-is announced by
Mason Brothers, No. % Park-row. Price OIL IS. |,
is dedicated to the Young Men Of the Free States
The preface states that Mr. Greeley had nothing to do
with the idea Of the book orits composition the suhor
never having spoken to him till he had determined to
write it. The facts are derived from his rels,ives,
early friends schoofellows, fellow apprentices, fel-
low.journe ymen, partners, and papers. Day and
"Nsht in The TRIBUNE Office" 10 the title OF one
cb.p,er in which the writer has endeavored to give
an neigh. into the routine and mystery of the daily
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Tn fave, M probIbltion ,,

WHEAT IN MIcHiGAs-IsJUBED BY THE FLY
William Barratt Of Oakland County writes u, as fol-
lows:
EARLY in September apprehensions began to be
entertained of insects in the coming crop Of whest
from the fact that innumerabe little flies were seen
10 rise from the ground as we passed along, fly TIVE OF
three feet and light again. They were small straw
colored with wings twice long their body; and
some wise ones expressed the opinion that they were
the insect hy In confirmation of this opinion, the
early sowed wheat throughout this regions now filled
with this destroy ing insect have counted upward
of twenty of them in one stalk. The drouth impeded
Moving In measure, and rendered sowing later
than usual, which is favorable circumstance; and
il is hoped the evil may not extend over the State in
general but we have reason to apprehend serious
falling of in our next crop Of wheat.
"OTHER CRoPs-Of corn and potatoes the crop
is lpbt-perhaps ope.third Of the usual yield. Hay
is scarce cattle generally thin in esh any number OF
sheep for sale at from eight to ten shilngs for good
stout sheep. We have the most abundant crop OF
sppes this fall which orchards ever produced,
and recent improvements in machines for paIing ana
carving them will enable Us TO supply some destitute
region with dried apples This is branch of business
which might be made important ii proper attention
were bestowed on II.
"DRIED APPLEs.-Appless should be dried as soon as
possible after they cut to have them light colored
Stoves and kilns sboud be used in preference 10 put
ting them out scafold 10 their chance for rain
or sunshine; and dried they should be boxed
up tight to keep them from the inserts which deposit
tier eggs among them and produce the worms which
spoil 80 many of them In this way they may be kept
for years with perfect safety
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with governor, to be literally self adjusting,
and In any event viii, If successful in practice, save
much Of the most dissgreesble labor In attending
windmills-thst Of reefng in cold and wet weather.
forty horse power mill or one the sails Of which
are each thirtythree feet long and six feet wide,
would probably require considerable power to extend
the sails thus simultaneously but it may be recol-
lected that this operation viii usually be performed
when the wind is light, the action in ree6ng being
merely that Of brake to retard the wheel, and the
action OF tie cords on the sails is, in this case d.
rect. Mr.. Vice has provided means for m liking the
mill itsef supply the power for this purpose, and
considers the whole susceptible of complete control
by an ordinary governor.
NBw PRocEss OF MAKING BREAD.-A new mode
Of mai ing bread for the of chips 50 that it can be
preserved indefinitely, has been discovered by N.
Lsverne, French baker Of this City. Wehsve seen
rolls made by N. Laverne that were perfectly good
after having been kepta month.
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FROM THE Gaze OF GooD HoPE The bark Spring
box, Cspt Hurd arrived at this port yesterday with
dates Fl rom Cape Town, Cape of Good Hops, Sept H.
The SpriugboR brings two lions, q laughing hyena,
one zebra, and silver jaekal. We are indebted to
MessIs. Seeeomb & Taylor for file OF South African
papers TO the date Of sailing The colony appears to
be gradually recovering from the state Of exhaustion
which followed the was with the Indian tribes The
exports Of the Cape for the year 1854 are stated 81
half million pounds, the chief article being wool
Spt oimens OF sugar and coffee, grown in the in
terror have been exhibited at the Cape.
The new Republic, on the Orange River, the sove-
reignty over which relnquished by England, has
been organized as Free State or Repsbc by the
choice Of Mr. Hoffman as President, he receiving
624 votes 70 63l for two other candidates IL IS pro-
posed TO unite to this Republic the Trans Vaal
country the two to be Known under the tile OF the
"UBittd States
TWENTY-FIVE young workmen from Berlin are 10 be
sent ont by The Lutheran Mission 10 each the natives
European trades
The death Of Mrs Cassles, a Missionary among the
,-;hss in the interior is announced. |; is saied that
aisrse number of natives attended her fGneral and
,ba, Mosesh. one Of their chiefs, made speech %
hem AZ her tomb in which he said: This woman has
NOT written books for u.s. but she has written traces
''(footstepsl for US to folioS; -, -. ~
The coonists we're some what alasm ~ tue report
that Russian fgate had put uto one OF the oatPosts
and one or two English vessels sailed TO look after her,
"nu ""' "a " Boston Traveller j0ih.
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Seromo Ebe,ti,,e EDITION.
$780,
FOR STEAMBOATS,. RAILROADS. &C
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 3 O'CLOCK.
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.

TUESDAY, Oct. 3l-2PM.
AsHIs-Both kinds are unchanged; Pots, 50 s73 .
o., and Pearls &c IS.
Co1Tos-The marke. is que, and 9ao:a,i onssre I'M
changed.
FLOUR AND MEAL-There is fair demand for
Western and STATE Flour for the East and some home
trade; at the opening the market was firm but closed
dull and heavy. The better grades are frmer butess
active. Canadian Flour is firm with less activity;
sales 500 bbls. ct $40, duty paid.
The sales Of Western Canal are 500 bbs. at q 43s
ats rs for common to good State o. s7sss 70 for
mixed to good brands Michigan and Indiana, Upper
Lake and common to good Ohio. Extra Genesee
sells for $40 5Oasll 25. Southern Flour Is l2ic
lower, with more offering; the demand limited Gales
100 bbs. at So Sass IS for mixed to good brands
Baltimore, Alexandra, &c.
Rye Flour is less plenty, but is firm at u 25ae7
rs Corn Meal Is wanted at 81 i4as - so for Jersey
and 81 s7i for Brsndywine. Buckwhest Flour 10 IN
fair demand at s4as4 rs for 100 lbs.
GRAIs-Prime Whea. Is wanted, being scare.
The supply is so small ths: extrsvAgsnt prices are
paid by millas. The ssles are z, 500 bushels prime
white GeIesee on private terms and 700 bushels fair
white Southern at 90 IS.
Barley is very scarce and wanted sales . 500 bush
good .x row ed at 81 37l Oats scarce and in de-
mand sales of State and western at 55ajsc. Rye lie
scarce and firm at o. eoasl %.
Corn is very firm and in request for expor. and the
East the arrivals are not large; sales 81, COO bush
at zoe. for unsound, 81 as2c. for Western Mixed
s4ae5c. for round yellow Southern is wanted, and
very scarce.
WHIsKY-There is fair demand for the South, and
prices are higher; sales Of $50 bbs at 40 for
Ohio and 4OI 4lc for Prison Drudge is held al ioc
PRovIsoss-Pork s frmer, with far demand
for Canada and the trade; sales of Mess at sl2 81,
and Prime ell 37asll "a. Beef is heavy; sales of
re-pscked Chicago and country Prime at rmer rates.
Lard is steady at 81 elOc. Butter and Cheese is un-
changed.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THr HISTORY OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION By
NJ A. THIRs. Translated BY FEsosbcK sHsstf-
4vola s-o d. Appleton & Co =.
The literary fame of N. TIE Is founded on this
elaborate work. With less devotion 10 Theoretical
views han the cont, npersry production OF hisne'
il rels,es the events Of the Revolution, In an animated
and pleasing narrstiye As composition II = 'ns J.
larry agreeable in Ire progress, never oAzzAns she
reader by intense and glazing pictures nor weary
ing bic nton by tame ard trivial comnentarie-
The English translator bee burdened the text with al
excess Of illustrative notes but in other respects hes
performed bis task With judgment and aois'y We
are GLAD to see the work 10 convenient AMI eegsH:
al American edition.
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MASSACHUSETTS, POLITICS.

BosToy, Tuesday Oct. 81, 1854.
Henry J. Gardner, Esq., the Know. Nothing ceadl-
date Tor Governor has addressed letter to ,he Hon.
Charles Allen, denying generally and in detail, the
charges made against him by Judge Allen, in speech
made by him at the Free-Sol Convention at Worees
ter.
Mr. Gardner asJerts that he has always been an sd-
yocste for the repeal or modification Of the Fugitive
Slave Law, and vas in favor of fusion Of the Wings
and Free.Soilers.
II is thought Gen. Wilson will decline being the
candidate OF the Republican party for Governor.
dense oc has pre- allied here for the last thrtysiI
hours. with frequent heavy showers.
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ny TELEGRAPH TO THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
FURTHER FROM TEXAS.

BALTIMORE, tuesday, Oc'' 81, ieod
The southern mail, late as due, Is received The
New Orleans papers of Wednesday last contain Gal
weston dates TO the 22d inst.
Major Emory was in San Antonio on the l2ih INST,
arranging bis company fast as possible, in order to
proceed to New Mexico Oh the Boundary Commission.
The Houston Telegraph of the 2lst says :. We hear
nothing further OF Messrs. Walker and King, and
" the $500 900 deposit which was to have been made
on the 3Oth inst There but twelve days LETT IN
" which 10 save the present contract and the money
must reach here within next week or the contract
4" will fall 10 the ground"
Yellow fever was stil prevailing at Galveston and
Houston.
Seine Mexican fillibus,ers had been arrested at
Brownsville by the United States Commissioner.
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE STATE.


Ia Disriet-(R Richmond, Suffolk, Kings and Queens
Counties AT a Convention, held at Jamaica, on
Monday evening, full attendance was present from
all parts of the District. Resolutions against the
Nebraska BILL for ProhibitOry Liquor law, and the
ticket headed Myron II. Clark were fully inforsed
As none Of the political Conventions had recognized
the Temperance and Anti.Nebrasss movements
GABRIEL p. DIsoswAY of Richmond County, on the
first ballot was declared the unanimous nominee for
Congress in the LIST District. There are now i've
candidates in the Acknowledgement and Temper
ance, G.. P. DIsoswAY, ,Wbig;) Wing, II. W. VAIL
Know Nothing d. w. W. Walk, tAnti-PrchbitOn; y
Hard, DANIEL b. ALLEN Soft, Dr.. FREDERICK w.
LORD.
We have already announced that the Wings OF
Richmond have thrown overheard Mr.. Vail, at their
County Ratification meeting, and as they did not
designate any other candidate, Mr.. Disosway WILL
undoubtedly, receive strong vote from his connec-
ton with the Wing party and opposition to the Slavery
spcressors.
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WORKS IN PREPARATION.


John Bartlett Cambridge, announces Memories
Of Youth and Manhood" BY SIDNEY WILLARD, in
two volumes. This work viii contain short bio
graphical account Of the authors progenors begin
ming with the first emisrans to Massachusetts, Bay,
until i. comes down to the fifth generation namely,
TO Joseph Willard, President Of Harvard College, Of
whom i, vii contain full memorial Alec the au'
hors personal memories beginning with the earliest
and extending in the order of time to bis preparation
for college, to his four years as an under graduate,
and to bic residence at college a. student OF diyin-
ity and Librarian for Year,; and also incud-
ING the interval between bis resignation Of the Libra
rians Office and his election Professor in the col
lege 1906, and the time until his resignation OF this
Office in 1891. In these several periods the author
will have much more to say Of his contemporaries and
associates Of his instructors Of bis fellowstudens
and classmates and their studies, smusement. Gus
toms habits, societies, &c, than Of what pertains
mainly to himself. Beside what the work VIII en-
brace IN relation to the college, il will contain some
account CT the authors connection with literary so
ceties and associate and OF the interest be felt and
the aid tia, be rendered in fostering the infancy and
early advances Of periodical literary publications,
END later period az 80 editor. This promises 70 be
work OF uncommon antiquarian and literary interest,
and will doubtless attract the attention OF the nnIner
ous persors who have either been the immediate pu-
pills OF the highly esteemed author or connected with
him in some OF the Literary or public re.auons IN
which be has borne an honorable share for nearly
half century.
Charles B. Norton proposes 70 publish serie' Of
Works, TO be entitled The Library Of Americsa
Revolutionary History" composed Of ne" and re-
Weed editions Of The principal contemporary histories
spd meDOir Of that period. The text carefully oo!-
lated and illustrated By many documents never before
pabli,hed, and edited by GEORGE wAsHlSoroS
GRrESE. This series viii commence WIKI Memoirs
OF tho Wa in The soutberp DepN.1eli Of the United
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5teamboats ano Railroads.
NYACK and HAvERsTRAW STEAMBOAT

Steamer ARROW lesve'
daily lsIcspt sasdsJD .sa ~,
ben.t. Per az . a "; ,y'
YoSKERs PIEaMoST'
HYACK, OAK n ~. -
n.ctip. RDeEIsnd L.ss sno
HsyersraS u
IN. Arrow will see0m-
nes ste p4ris, for any Of the
.ho,s pltcss on the MS: re%
son.>.s tsrrak
o: laid >: A1es Q.
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Goal.

COAL.-Very best quality of RED ASH, stove
and egg screened and delivered IN good order from under
.h.ds al 81 per tun WHITE ASH s6 7j from yard No 70
Goerck st. between Risngton and Stanton Sta -
CUMBERLAND COAL.-Thc NEW CREEK
" COMPANY offers for sale Coal from their Mines 10 Hsmp
hre County Va to he shipped from their Whsrves In Bald
more om their Depot in New York This Coal has been
ussd he United States locomotives and iron found
sr<s with entire satisfaction For steam purposes has
superior Apply at the Office Of the Company No. IS Wslls
EewYoTk
DEACH ORCHARD. RED ASH or WHITE
Il ASH delivered from ysrds-Nut. - 81 stoye Egg
surpaee, 81 trn. Lees from boats JACOB WEEKS,
Nos SIS Bovery and 211 0fsenest
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Arrived.

us NJ steam ship Augusta. Lyon, Savannah Oct mdse
and passengers TO l. L. MhchiD. Oet. %, NJ y miles
Y Of II bee EXCHANGED SIGNALS with steamship Keystone
sts,e Oct %, P. NJ IS miles Of Lookout, passed
bourd SOUTH supposed to be- the Quaker City, IL
HAITI L,ht Is miles exchanged signals With steam
chip Knoxville,
wIND-Durins the day. Sc.
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LOSS OF A WESTERN STEAMER.

LOUISVILLE, Tuesday, Oct. 80, 1884.
The steamer St. Nicholas struck log near CAIRO
Yesterday and shortly afterward sunk proving total
loss She was insured for CSC, GOO.
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NEW-JERSEY.

PoLIricAL TRouBLE&-T Senty Of the mem'ers,
Just one-baIf the late Wig Convention Of Hudson
County, Nj, hsve put forth statement charging
the Other portion Of the Convention with unsirnees
in the proceedings. They claim that another member
voted with them, and that, being In majority, the
Chairman disregsrded their rights and rendered II
necessary for them TO retire. They therefore regard
the nominations ss irregular and not binding and ask
that smother Wing County Convention De called
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FROM NEWFOUNDLAND.

BosTos, Tuesday, Oct 81, 1854.
The British brig Magnet arrived al this port TO oAy
from St. Johns Newfoundland with dates to the Goth
inst reports that all the vessels sent in search OF The
Arctics boats &c, had returned bringing no tding-
whatever,
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LAW LN7E'ZLIGENCE
US CIRCUIT coUar-Bsfore Judge Srt'ss.

Bya mart, suir 2 under the statute by which ne
would entitled recovery Of Judgment 70 one a
penalty snd the Patent Oe. the other hall % eeose
rso.lty each on number Of Grpy's window fsstene VIZ
tebt whieh assigned the def ndsnts Tor no,
the world patent" stamped said fasteners we ~noe 0
being ele tto-alresoy refrred to . .,,..s
The question for the Jury ~hsther the i.stencis "a
to bad been made for Mr. Grey while be held tne ps,n
SOLD BY him to defendants made for detendann
former Mr. Grey and defendants would be liable Tue
returned sealed verdict In favor of defendants
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puuAnrLpHIA STOCK MARKET.

PHILApELrBIA, Tuesday Oct. 81, 1854.
Stocks were duh and heavy a, our first board this
morning with small Transactions, at the following
rates: Reading Railroad, 35l; Morris Canal, l2l;
Long Island Railroad l3i; Pennsylvanestate 5s, e2i
Money is without change.
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rlITrN ISLAND and NEw-YoRK FERRY
n)ater Gure.,


7 AWRENCE WATER-CURE, BkATrLE-
IL BoRo' vt-rse Prorr'e'ors OF the LAMkENts "a ~
TERCURF have the Inform their rrnds ene zoe Pee
lie that thew are ps-paed receive their winter -ten"
enc can rronse them every pob comfort and
The house warmed throughout BY not farusess inc
Hcuse hsyir fan southern exposure and expense viii De
made 10 SATISFY and make comfortable those vhs favor them
with their psvnsge Tesms-Psrnts per week sii ooA"
ers. per week, 80
1NHE ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
Il CURE caer. the beer Accommodations for pursuing tee
rss,nent for the winter and terms ress,nas,s e's
Ne lis l2th-sC, New Vera
NEw-YoRK CITY WArER-cuRE, No i7s iSh-~,
corner Of Univeuty-pl.ce
WATER CURE INSTITUTE and SCHOOL.
w No SLAIGHrST X I TRAIL, NJ d. pRoPki-
sou. for 100 Patients. Cemp-tent female
Phycisns TIE Third Lecture Terra OF the hydropaihc 400
Physiological School will commence Nov l.
"ATERCURE, corner Of 6th-av. and 3osh'st-
w DIR STEW asi,es with d.. TAYLOR 10 TN. s,,.
aud conmodou e.iahshsent sor the Fall and winter ~
TENTS and BOARDERs received At reasonable Fsies.
Out dsor practice promptly attended TO.
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A9rGnesd COara of COmpo'ition and Rhstorie, by
G. p. QuicxKSBoss. carefully prepared and thor
ough educational textbook, by an accomplished
teacher. tl2mo. PIP. 45l. ID. Appleton Il Co..
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF Ew-Y0RK.."..ocrossR 81
Cleared this Forenoon.

ships-Jenne W. Paine wortoD Calcutts, J; w Eiwell
co Fmi,r,pt (Brsm) AndersoR BreBlen, Oelrchs Co
Bsk.-Wsshnston, Ham, Bsysen, Sc John, ~ b., W. u.
Schmidt l. Co.
Walter and Lemusl -, Alexandra, johnson slasht
Soor-V.n Beuren Lewis New Haven, J. III. Hsyens
Propslsrs-yuesn Hs tsnan Phi adelphis j. ~ Briggs
Beverly Smith, Philadelphia. W. Il. Thompson
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steamer ISAAC P. SMITH
leaves daily leIeept Sunday J
Ctsmb-rs q Pier a. , P. VI.
for SfACK and HAVEA
STRAW lsndirE AZ re, lapd
Lake ard Pisrmont, tn connec.
ton 1uh the New York and
Els Railroad.
Retaining, lesves Hsver.
sre~ every morning IL .:
Velcci
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D. Appleton & Co. have Issued an illustrated edi
tor of Gi! Bias in & large octave volume with hy'
hundred engrsvings after designs by Gignoux
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Preserratisn Of Health, by b. N CoRsIsGs. An
excellent manual Of hygiene presenting the most ap-
proved principles Of physiology, diet and exercise,
with copious illustrations. Demo. PIP. 2ss. ID. APP
pleton & CO.
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Passengers sailed

'teasap I.diana, for Southampton &c Nh sad Mrs
Zudee James Reynes Antssne Rsye emile Rayel Jerome
Rave Msdelain Rsve Francois Rsvel Marc Rsve The
rese Rsvel Caroline Rsvel DIR. Jones' NJ H. Somss J..
Harrison C. A HaTson NJ Clsnteur, " Marine. In second
cabin.
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Easy WarreR and has Contemporaries, by WILLIAM
TURNER CoeGEsHALL. A series Of lively sketches
written for the entertainment Of home cirdes, and
both in style and matter well adapted to the purpose.
l2mo., PIP. 332. Redfeld
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The Illustrated COmpo'iti0a Book gives new
method Of nstructDg the young in the art Of compo-
.iton II deserves the attention Of teachers. "A. r.
Pbippen.)
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Ocean CLEANERS, &c.

NETWORK and CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
IN LINE via NICARAGUA Transit Go. Of Mic
Nseus Propnetor-Tbe splendid double engine stesmshp
STAR OF TIE WEST CsOt Y W. Turner, e 00o tuns bur
den will leave from Pier No g. North River at o'clock
r. NJ precisely. for fUNTA ARENAS, on MONDAY, Noy;
IS con meeting with the favorte steamship SIERRA NE
yADA q s. tuns burden the Ncsragua Transit Route
beng but twelve miles OF Land transportation BY carriages
Ia their ventilation and
edstions 70, informaiiHn or psssase appl{ only 10
CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, No. Bowling Green
Letter Bsa made up at the Office Letters Is cents per