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New York Election.

New YORK, Nov. 10-A few more returns
have been received from the interior counties,
which do not materially change the previous
relative positions of Seymour, Clark, and I'LL
man. 1t is universally conceded that Seymour
is elected, and the only question which now
remains to be settled is the amount of his
majority.
sEcoND DIsPArcH.l
NEW YORK, Nov. 10, p. N.-Seymour is
certainly elected Governor. The returns from
the interior are indefinite and contradictory
As far as heard from, Seymour leads his high
est competitor 4 900 votes.
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Bank Troubles in Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 9.-The Canal Lsak Of
this city has failed. 1t is paying it bill
holders, but not depositors.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The al airs Of the bank have been sa1nsl
to w. j. Cor don and J. l.. Hsvstt, Who ere
still paying at the bank specie for tbs biik .
presented.
The cashier says that holders Of hills viii
be paid in full ALI ths other OlsVa2aAd
Banks are receiving the bills Of ~ Canal
Bank on deposit at par.
The Canal is an Independent ba.k, and
State stock is pledged for il rsasmpsAa.
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EOR RENT.-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOB
l. Kent Apply at No, 4a2 west Fifteenth street
nov 7 4t&
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RICH AND ELEGANT FURS,

JUST HECEIVED,
26 per cent lOWer thaA over Offer cd
I'm this city.
TINHE subscriber would respectfully invite the at
i ten ion Of the ladies OF Washington and its en-
virons, to call and examine his large and beautiful
as ortment Of FURS, combining all the fashions OF
the frthcrming season, which, in splendor anu
richn ess, caunot be surpassed. Also, number Of
superb CARRIAGE ROBES
large stock of Children's and Infants FANCY
GOODS always on hand, made from the best mate.
rails, and at exceedingly los prices.
His late new style of HAT for gentleman has been
already been stamped - the ne plus ultra, and
he only makes mention OF il to cay that the
price, as heretofore for the very BEST is only 81.
fine lot Of UMBRELLAS, Of all sizes, to be dis
posed of very cheap. j. T. EVANS,
nov 4-lw 236 Pennsylvauia avenue.
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SCdOOL BOOK . Of every desert. ton at thr
~ lowest pubii-hers' prices, at
sepa gAYLQK 4 AAURy'S, nsaE 9th q.
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PROF SCHONENBERG,
TEACHER AND TRANSLATOR OF
MODERN Language and Literature,
NO 257 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
oct IS-tf
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DOR RENT.-A small Frame HOUSE, No. SO
l. Louisiana avenue, between Sixth and Seventh
streets. To good tenant the rent will Be SIS Der
month Apply to T. X. LUNDY,
nov 9-tf No 1916 Bridge atreet GaoreetoWn
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For Sale and Rent.

EN0R RDNT.-A comfortable two story and attic
Il Frame House, containing eight rooms And
basement. situated on Vermont avenue betvesn n
and streets. Enquire Of IMP. KING.
nov lO-3t cor Vermont Az. and .treet.
DOR RENT.-THE LARGE BRICK BOusE
Il on the corner Of Fourteenth and N stre,ts will
be rented low to good tenant The house contains
yen rooms ana Is In complete order. The grounds
attached contain 10000 feet Inquire of J. Russell
Barr, corner OF Eleventh and streets.
oct a0-2a3w-MSat
- OOMS OPPOSITE THE PATENT OFFICE FOR
LIZ kfNT-The rooms in the new building directly
Opposite the east portico, the best situation In tn
city for Patent Agents
Also, In the same building, very fine basement
wen nnished, dry, and we'll lighted we'll suited for
JOB printing flee, book bindery, IS. Inquire of
nov 2-eo5w BATES BRO.
kNOR RANT, on the 10Th instant q comfortable
Il two and half story Dwelling, pleasan " stu.
ated, on L, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Holmes Row, containing nine rooms, &C., at $500
Per annum. Inquire on the PREMISES, or to
PRESLEY SIMPSON, Esq,
nov 6-eo3tH Genel al Post Office
FURNISHED PARLOR AND CHAMBER FOX
IL kENT-Several comfortab furnished Rooms.
includi .g Parlor, can be bad in a private family
and upon reasonable terms, by early application to
sutfcriber, on the premises, No. ITO, corner of
Pennsylvauia avenue aud Twentieth street, in the
First Ward. Board can be obtained in TIE neigh
borhood, if desired. D. HINES.
nov g costs
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Auction Sales.

EXTENsIvE SALE IF HOUSE FURNISHING
T. GOODS -On SATURDAY morning, November
18th, at o'clock We shall sell In front Of our Au>
ton Rooms. No. 3i7, Pennsylvania avenue, lsree
and varied lot of House Furnishing Goods, consist
ing in psrt Of
Feather Beds, double and SIN yle Mattresses
Bureaus, sofas, Lounges. cain and wosd Chairs
Tables, Bedsteads, Wsrdrobes. &c
Radiator, Cooking and other STOW
r. Fl. JEWELLE 90,
nov 10-rt Auctioneers.
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Boarding,

DOARDING.-TheM Misses sHANKs, adjoin
Georgetown have several fine ROOMS to let, snC
are prepared to accommodate Boarders, 1th per ma
nent and transient, on the most molerat e terms.
nov 9-1m
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LNVENING ULASSNs IN LANGUAGES -PkOF.
Il SCHONENBE RG will commence reviewing
classes in Languages on Monday, 3Oth October, at
his residence, Isl Pennsylvanis avenue.
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MTHITE> ZINC, dry, and ground in oil, in store
w and for sale by HOWELL MOKSELL.
French and American white and Brown Zinc, in
assorted size packages, at low prices
B-We are prepared to furnish at short motto
and at cheap rates French or English Plate Glass
Of any size. HOWELL Il MOHSELL,
nov l-d2w G street, No. 1913
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FsGLISH Bibles and Episcopal Prayer Books, a
IL large assor ment in rich and elegant binding
T. K. LUNDY
nov Fridge Street, Georgetown
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R. D. TWEEDY,

N0RNER Of Penns ylvsnia avenue and Thirteenth
~ street, south side Offers TO purchasers choice
lot OF FAMILY GRoOEKIES, at exceedingly low
prices.
superior Blrck Tea, at so cts per pound
ioung hyson 90 OTIS; q very good article
LAYER Raisin-, new crop
ss, frunes, Pine Apples, snd English Dairy Cheese
ameriean, french. and English Mustar is
French and Spanish Olives
WorceSt. ranire nOho and other sauces
anu every other article usually kept in frst
CLASS eseaonshment. For GALE rsry chsQp for cash.
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Mn. SCHONENBERG,
Teacher OF Plano and Singing,
NO. 257 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
oct Off
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Want0.

"ANTED Three good DREsSMAKERS Also
w two young LADIES to learn the business
Apply at No. 35S Eighteenth street. between H ami
streets p-StA
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NV ANTED "A Colcret Boy or NAN, at the CIV
w Restaurant, Fifteenth street and Pa. avenue,
to open oysters. W. L. JONES.
nov -2tt
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PAiKNr OFFICE-WOr kmen are now bus;I1
engaged In arranging the models in the model
hall, east wing of the building. which evan
now, attracts tn attention Of Great numhars
OF citizens and strangers. 1t Is beautiful
hall, and we'll arranged for the display of the
models. The ceiling is cert ainly the greatest
cheat. not to be a humbug that we ever saw
No visitor who has noticed the ornamental
work upon il would say it was other than stuc-
coe work, when the surface is perfectly pl al n
and the ornaments al painted. The hall of
the Exploring Expedition il growing in popu-
larity, and is visited by large numbers of
strangers from all parts of the world. At
present great inconvenience is experienced hy
visitors from there being no catalogue Of the
articles on exhibition; but We are informed
one is now being prepared and will be ready
In q few weeks.
PLANTING TREES ON rHB AVENUE Mr.
Maher, the public gardener, having started
from Rock Creek planting trees on Pennsylya-
MIA avenue, has progressed almost to the foot
of the Capitol The wOrkmeD take down the
decayed trees and the English worm eaten
elms, and plant 10 their places those beautiful
silver-leaied aseles, which adorn the Prssi
dents and Capitol grounds, and other public
squares They also fill up the vacant spaces
with trees, which, when completed, will make
the Avenue rich parterre of trees in the
splihS. Inc WI hMen nave ualu tlme Win
some Of the old stImps, bat by sturdy perse
versnce they are removed.
DANCING ACADENY.-We would call the at
fention OF our readers to the advertisement of
Mr.. John COcbeu, which will be found in
another column. The reputation Of the gen.
tIemsn is such that We do not hesitate to re.
commend him 10 our ciuizeDs as a competent
instructor to supply the place of Mr. Lewis
CsrVsi, who has retired from tho profession.
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Ss~ DIR. j. p. GIBBS, Dentist, has
removed his Office from ~ street to the
GDhousr of DR.. Arthur, Pa. avenue, bstw.
18th and 18th streets.
oct l4-SmH
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ny RUTH w ELL q BROWN, Aucta.
A UCTION sALEoF DRY GOODS, &c-CLOsI' q
IA " t. Being about TO remove to one Of the
new bui dings Oh Louisiana avenue orposits n .
Bank OF Washington, we thall have a elaeing o,
sale on SATURDAY .vering, at o'clock when will
De sold. without reserve. a quantity OF new and
seasonabs Dry Groods consisting of Cloths Cottcus,
sianne!s, Mernos. Alpscas, Blankets Carpets; also
Shirts, Drawers, Cravsts, Gloves, DC, &c
We have on band, at private sale, so barrels OF
APPLES, and Is barrels OF ONIONs as fine as an,
in the market.
ROTHWELL 4 BROWN. Auts.
nov 1O-2t corner Of Tth and streets
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By DUWNS u HUTCH1NSON,A ue's.
COLD AND SILVER WATCHES. JRwELkY,
VI FANCY GOODS, &c, AT AUG TON n
SATURDAY evening, November 18th, at O'Clock,
We shall sell at onr store an invoice Of Jswefy,
ing of 10 Gold Watches from 10 to 10 ksrsfs
fine; 100 dwts Of gold Guard ves-, and Fob CHAINS;
dog. gold Bre asst Pins and Far Rings: go,a Pens
and Pencils. Finger Rings, Charms, Meda,licns.
Strds, sleeve Buttons, DC
The above goods we have this day received from
the North, AMI according to the wishes the owner
We will cese them all out II possible to the highest
bidder for cash, on Saturday evening"
Also, Nill Re added several second hand gold rnd
Silver Watches. and a variety of other goods
Terms, Cash.
DOWNS HUTCHINSON. Auct'rs
nov 10-2t No 49, Pa avenue near Az az
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t,uuGs DE CHAM BRE,
II Cash ere and Silk Jackets
shaker Flannel UndeI garments;
Silk Plush Glores;
Grrtlersen's shawls,
Canes, Umbrellas, dc just received at
noy.4 lBIRGE'S, Willapd's Hotel.
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MARINES LEAvING.-Ye sterday afternoon.
under command of Sergeant Major Mundell
two musicians and twenty privates loft our
garrison for the U. S. ship Falmouth, at Nor
folk Va
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ROTHWELL 4 BROWN. Anti.
t corner Of Tth and streets.
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DRlME APPLES AND ONIONS-
JUS. received, at the Railroad Depot, Penn
81 lyaDis avenue, 100 bbls. Northern Apples and
Onions, which will be sold low.
Also, constantly on hand, supply Of Horse Feed.
Ali purchases delivered free Of charge.
nov Adv j. DOUGLAS 4 CO
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DAILY CRESCENT
THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT
Later from Mexico.

By the arrival of the steamship Texas, Capt.
Place, we have received papers from the city
Of Mexico to the 9Th of March, and from Vera
Cruz to the 9th.
1t being feared that Count Rousset de Boul-
bon was about to make an attack upon Acapul-
co, the government had sent two regiments of
troops for its defense The march of this body
towards Acapulco had been the cause of re
bellion in the southern part of the country
Don Juan Alvarez, chief in the mountains
around Acapulco, fearing that those forces had
been sent for the purpose of assassinating him
and his followers, had raised his standard and
opposed their entrance into his territory To
suppress this insurrection, Santa Anna had sent
1000 to the city of Braves. a7.5
The papers of the Capital appear to agree
pretty well in representing this Alvarez as a
man of very infamous character and career,
who has long been the plague Of all govern
ments. by not merely his restless spirit, but the
large band Of abandoned men whom he keeps
about him and with whom he not only sets up
such instructions, but commits all sorts Of
cruelt1es and expressions upon the harmless and
quiet people about him. As he is much dreaded
in the South, the Government had attempted to
conciliate him by passing over his former acts
but 1t appears that he had at last become salts
fed that while Santa Anna was putting down
robbers every where else he himself could not
follows: &c All the world knows that Don Juan
Alvarez has always exercised in the department
of Guerrero boundless power, which he has
abused in the most scandalous manner ever
seen. His power has founded itself on the
attrocious influence which brute force is accus-
toned to acquire when accompanied with cum
ming His has sustained itself by continual
series of crimes, such as can hardly be found in
any history of tyranny The cruelties of the
Caffre and Hottentot chiefs to the ignorant
tribes which obey them, are nothing in com
parison with those which this man has been
exercising upon those of the South, at the same
time that our political constitutions declared
them free citizens
Official information from Monterey speaks Of
| an attack by Indians, who killed three persons
| and carried off number of mules In Duran
go also they were continuing their ravages.
Several DEGREES have recently been issued
One prohibits the importation into any ports Of
| the Republic of anise, either in seed or in es-
| sence. Another renews the stamp duties of the
Both of April 1912. A third pronounces those
merchants conspirators who shall order goods
to be imported into any port declared to be in a
state of rebellion. A fourth prohibits the con.
| signments of vessels cargoes to captains OF
| supercargoes They must be consigned to some
established house of the port to which they GO
A fifth regulates the management of the public
| treasury. etc
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) ~ =. # r : s.

steIl9 9enes Tfbif 9A % q =
PERU-The situation Of this country Is Is ysry
alarming to all lovers Of peace and tranquility.
Revolution is rife in every corner of the Kepub-
slic. Elias sustained defeat in the province Of
lea, at the hands of the government forces under
General Turrico, and fed towards Areauiba.
which has rose likewise against the Constituted
authorities Trujillo and some other northern
provinces were likewise the prey Of anarchy
and disorder
BOLIVIA. Affairs appear to be no better in
Bolivia than in Peru. Disturbances take place
all over the country. Senior Linares and Gen.
Mariana bolivian we're again actively at work
rousing the people against Belzu. There is
every probability Of this wenld-be hero being
involved in greater difficulties than ever. The
different parties against the tyrant use the
words Peace with Peru" as their motto and
rallying standard, Generals Velazco and Car
rasco were revolving the province Of Santa Cruz.
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VOLUME VII.
GE.Noa

EyOR GENOA.-The fast sailing bark ~
a. MARY & JANE, Capt Sherman, has create
pI Of her and will have Immediate dispatch.
freight Of 800 baias Cotton, for apply
mh'a BOGERT WILLIAMS d CO, 10 Camp street.
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H.aHRE

E'OR HAVRE-The very fast sailing us%ase, sEa
III bark OLIVIA Captain spal Is oadug
and will have mmsdiste For freight Of 200 bales
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PORTSMOUTH,

NOR -(Passage only.9 IN
IA The A iast sailing shp OT0HOC0 Capt. Howes &AAhkS
hnvng h her engaged viii have dspa,ch pas
sage Gully, apply to the Captain gu boa,d
ian23 ?. WHITNEY co. 81 Carp street.
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ID ERNARD LUMBER COMP ANY. R. G.
y sAFFoLD. s. s HENRY. e. r. LATLMER " D: COATES,
BROWN h LAUGHTER, HORN & FELTON, G. E. MYERS d CO.,
FOWLER, MtBEAN co and D. Coos Of Steam Saw
BERNARD LUMBER COMPANY. Mills
running Sixteen Single Circular
which
single three large and will then
10000 $4,000 feet OF Lumber dhS.
Railroad Companies Plank Rgad Building Contractors
Shippers all Pine Lumber
FULLY 20
supply company
suited
Soils and GtTApL0R Agent
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ENOR HAVRE.-The new American ,F4ssA
IL packet ship HORTENsIA, Captain Hathaway, $500
loading and VIII receive immediate dispatch For irug Of
tou MY To
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TRIESTE.
ANTWERP.

E1vOR ANTWERP. The A fast sailing sA
n Amer ship SUSAN Kinks, Captain Csusseh fAAkhhS
now ondng and wii have INN d dispatch. For
hall Coitons apply 10 WHITNEY CO. 81 CeInp st
fB For passage, apply to the Captain fairs
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ES0R HAVRE-The new A fast sail ~
ing American chip CAMBRIA, Capt. Perry. XAAH9
loadng will receive prompt dispatch For freight Of
0'''N' 'pf' Up. WHITNEY b 90, 81 Camp street
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UYOR HAVRE. The new A ! American IN
ship GOLCONDA, Capt. Colborn loading and 1AAA
dspa For Cotton aeriy
r. WHITNEY d CO., amp at,
EEr apply 70 the Gaptain
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EOR HAVRE.-The fast sailing ssSA
III American ship sITAWMUT, Captain Coffin, is noH HAh
loading and will have quick dispatch For 500 be cotton
apply j. p. WHITNEY d CO. 81 Camp St.
fy- For pasaspa applv tn the ontsin on hoard fetS
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IN the than may h Snna in plain ruth
are called ypbe For nearly fifteen years il This city has hee4
Ihae given class than
Other Doctor snd know thr better than they do That what am
Of daily obrvaiien which say without vanity
eject few find difficulty
1S. as viii Gf hum he s soa "a
9iss em to 81 s. biz without S deprs wn h
could supply proofs a these require the
ma ngt tPinh add
Constant attendance from in the morning aRT ny - spss q night
t Dr. WATSON has No. 81 custoahoase
Roya md Bonre. atreeta eetaz Dag lpdaW "
SECREp DIsEAsEs-0 ll5 Customhouse
's, Rs fSs
pos b s sa f san % Sso hSF R
niene by The newly discovered Rnstes, which only
charge will be made Dr. Of certificates citl
were pronenHsd esis5Ad rhsass
SINGLE 1 4, but perfect
newly ana truly provilnta discoveries Dr. has located pmn
served. NJ odfee hours from f.M. leh8 ylp
Ae AIsINS-2000 packages in store and for
y, sale by H, l. sT0SE& co. 4 Graver at. feb6
pRANDY FRUIT-2o0 boxes assorted for
As sale by H. L.sFoNE a COL Grarisr st, feb6
SODA AsH-2lo casks Steele 3 Sons, land
feba J. c. HARBrLL d co. 81 Magazine at.
| AROP SHOT-50 kegs in store, for sale by
zV fehs f. J HART & co .79 Tehouptouass st
ID AlsINS-l00O packages in store, for sale
~ by Ell HART & Co, 10 TchoupiOulas ST. janis
ssUTTER-l0 barrels Fresh Roll Butter, for
salehy A.F. COCHRAN Il HALL SO
A LE-20O casks quarts and pints, landing
n \. er Polly and for sale by STONE CO
| AAT OOD-150 cords Dry Wood on the bank
W. of the Rivsr. the Algsrs WAREHOUSES by
feb2s A. F. COCHRAN . HALL. SO Gravier street.
| GRAPE LEAF CHAMPAGNE 100 baskets
SE landing from ship Wuemberg from Hayre by
ian95 SAM WOLFF, sS CamPst.
A RICH FIRE -BRICKs-2o,5 800, landing from
IA ship peagany from LiyePg'i & % and ,S, ,, safe @ ny
| sn4T ADELAGRAVE & CO. 81 Magazine st.
Nd OIL BUTTER-50 half bbls Prime in
l,ss " ''0e and for sale by H. l. STONE CO. rar street.
| 4 TUNNY BAGS-100 bales, in store, for sale
AZ by [mhql E. NJ. DALEY s6 Tehout ttoui4s street.
ID OSIN-250 bbls No. 2 for sale by
| a. feba J.. G. HARpiLL & CO. 81 Magazine ST.
! ESLOUR-200 bbls, fine St. Louis for sale, to
| n arrfvt NJ DALEY. ss Trhouptor
NAILS-500 kegs, landing, ex ship Susan
" Hiueks, assorted sizes, for sale by ~ =, m
NTAILS-2000 kegs for sale, to arrive, by
l v ian2s S.H KENNEDY d co rs Tchoupionlas st
SPERM CANDLES-l26 boxes in store and
NJ NrsAlsby EI. HART Co.. Ich0sPso1as 81" 1871
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HH0R HAVRE.-The A ! fast sailing ,,sTA
a. American ship EASTERN QUEEN, Capt Emery, ,4sa44ET
loading, and quick Dispatch For ghI
bales Cotton, apply = =,
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ROARDING-Sev Fine Rooms for Fam.
lilies q6s Baronn. street
Also, few Day Bphrders be feb3 qm
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Hf0R NEW Y0RK.-The splendid new "a
clipper schooner MUSTANG, W. Sawyer, mvstsr &AAsaS
o banre q freight spPy the Captain board
jun4 GEO. W. HYNsON, an Camp street
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GLASGOW.
HULL
NEW YORK.

ESOR NEW YORK .-(Merchants' Line sN
Ill The Ast sailing brig AZORES Captain Batln now
loading and ~ii hRve Immediate dispatch q
leo hhds Sugar, apply
mhl3 B0GERT WILLIAMS q CO 10 Sapr a.
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Ny0R NEW YORK; L Line 1.-The very ~
tat sailing packet brig MARY E. THOMPSON, SaAA
j. nj snf, master, viii dispatch.
apply to BoGERT, WILLIAMS 4 6Catnn st
For passage having excellent apply Oh
at po4t9 tiretI
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BOSTON'

FOR BosToN-CRegular Line of ssssS
Packets 1.-THE regular packet ship TIIes. PER- SAAkS
KINs, Higgins maer having nearly all cargo gagged
have quick Dispatch For balance Of freight
mhls GEO w HYNSON 50 Camp street
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MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 1854
REMOVALS-REMOVALS.
BOARDING

pOARDING. = Mrs. E. PALMER, (1ate of
NS Montgomery Aa respectfully friends snd the
public that she has eHsed that No a0
Thou onas street aud had thoroughly newly
furnished Y the s apprcyed style a6d is ready receive
single gentlemen Boarde She will
and az CONT rAbe found the
city. Terms reasonable hebl5 Iv
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NNUh NEW 1UKk-[ [Hurlbut Co.'s s|9h
n Line The fast sailing packet brig Aida Captain SAAAs
swenson will have quek dispatch. For
nng good accommodations apply board, opposite the Market
ROGERT 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-13

J. P. WHITNEY d co. 81 Camp street
tB~ For PASSAGE apply to the Captain board. mh3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-13

HNOk PHILADELPHIA Orleans IN
M gni Philadelphia Line The regular saliug $3.50
bark NASHUA, John Hin hayng large par her caTgc
engaged vii have early dispatch For balance apply
j. II ASHBRIIjGE d CO. ST. Charles
J. r. JAMES l. co. Agents in Phiadeiphfa nina
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-13

E4SOR LIVERPOOL new A / fast 455s..N
a saling Aaeriean ship L0CH LAMAR, Captain SaASAss
II ehbon loading, will dspatcI- Fo
P WHITNEY Il co. 81 Camp ST.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-13

ANOR PHILADELPHIA.-tM Merchants IN
Line THE very fast sailing paebet brig DAVID s. EAhk
BROWN DugIa5, maasr VIII have prompt dspstch 400
For balance Of freight pRssag having ami
on board opposite the Market Second District, or -
BoGERT, WILLIAMS CO., 10 Camp stset.
BAKER Il sTETSON, Agents in phIaAslphis. nhp