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A NEW WORK, by the author Of "GUS
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and be the First Surgeon In America the copy
rsht Of Q work e. titled
WOMAN AND HER EASES,
IRON CRADLE TO TIE GRAVE;
Adapted uvy her nstuc Ion 10 the ,soosy Of her
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Ft'OR SALE at a GREAT BARGAN-TVo

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OF0RGECHRISTY a WOODS MINsTRELS

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0o Whom Il Hop Gonrern.
nR. CHARLES RREIBSlR is requested TO
~ cal 81 the Ofhes of The riioane.
[baurrs for Business Ellen.

A PARTNER WANTED in one Of the largest
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Aoeat ~ acres, q miles from Ne .. Yofk .hon -, -,
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orchard VI choice FIst Meadow and Pov W m
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THE WIDOW BEDOcT PAPER
l. Here Is . espi al SyhCp.is Of his
LAUGHTER-PROvOKIN6 BOOK.

u ID l L .
Il Here is espi al SynCp.is Of his
LAUGHTER-PRovOKIN6 BOOK.
From The ~sw.York D.i News
This Oh OF s.noine homor Nj samuel Slick Esq
may well tahs up bis har, m>ks bic how and Pa u
he nooh ,'oea o.pe nom h- p.D Of no ila'trns Mr.
Csndls bus 10 Yankee huro, and fun Th- 90 LAZY
ted the wif- Of Deacon H. s7kes Bsdot sho sds
him to thu ravrset- Der for ,Aos ths mNasesbio
her Ttsr-.ub. tbs Elder ,beonsso sh.ihes 5nisiss
wid wer housn vhsrt Presb,tsaa osfors abe
becomes fssIs ed 18th the B,pda eoes Of the
Der enc bscouss won't s-sd.Dt hs ~erfa ofeaeh
ns The Eco 10 toos SICK Widow Bsdo .euds HIN
Lar the of and thee sfrd fair
ecm'p e the widow. poetic tssn', select cyuple Of
srlS Of average m-It from the lines To Eder soies
%! Reverend Sir, do d-cl~e
Ii drives ne mcs TO ferry,
To ID nh o. you lyin' there,
Down sck 9th ibnueusy.
"A body thought IL US enough
To wife. de ateB,
Without such tIoub Q this ere
To come fo-iio AFTER
"The poetry ard msdici seat 10 be dipped In hos
vinegar every ten minutes al nsb 20 msso tho der
Comfortably, q eL,bso the ~dow take al
van efhe absence Of thu disease carry OF h- p.en
vbieb Dad ny marrying biDbs b.ins ali he time
the eelusion Ien wiz when she not soh
sboIt, bsfue the Elder popped tbs question The widow
retired u srose the house and th-re sang psnnve
dtp fem which va extract ire f1o~ns:
Il herd bin presch-l hs~fd nm pray
beerd him .~e.Ly stns,
Dear -Js! bow 10 EEL tnAt day
II ereusi hing!
Full rty dollars " al, siye
IL we'd ptinG- d apart
For u ousb he's ua adj my spirt live,
He's surely b." my heart"
The widow ING .. overheard oy lhs Elders and What
follows reader wi find in toe b1os which so with
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and Tor sac BY al Bookseller
Copits cent BY nail On receipt ofpnee
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now to NJ A X E MON "
IL Engage In the sale Of our GREAT PICTORIAL WAN
eHEEr showing Sevas,opol the Msueon, Msskof kedan
For Csthsrins Fort Conanne, Fort Paul Ruins Of inke,
mann. Telegraph Bs.tsr BLA.va B5itS and s .,snss
Of swe,boIs Bstteee, Fotihcsons, Hospts and ali the
rect Portraits Napoleon Alexander and the French and Rus
sian Commander and full account Of sss. and sonn
that resulted In the DOWNFALL Of scVASrOPOL sse OF
seet q BY a. inches Price, i PosrEnEE receipts
of price. LIBERAL DISCOUNT to DEALERS
ROSS, JONES TOUSEY,
Eos los Nasau-st N. Y and p ClNk &C. Chicago
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IMPORTANT LAW ROOFS

MPORTANT LAW BOOKS
i wHARTON'S AMERICAN CRIMINAL Law: JaS
published Treatise the Criminal Law OF the United Sta -,
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Virginia with the as these statutes,
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WHARTON ON THE LAW OF HOMICIDE IN THE
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NJ B L O's G A R D E n.
IN Openps Nisht Of the Wonderful
RAVEL FAMILY.
First appearance Of
MILE ROBERT,
From the Royal Academy Of Pans and La Scala Of Milan
MILE PAULINE GENE,
and MILE L MA WINDELL
ANTOINE, FRANCOIS and JEROME
PAUL BRIT LIANT snd the BALLET TROUPE
MONDAY EVENING Nov. d, 1855,
The will with the lsushsbe comic
ROBERT AND BERTRAND.
Principal characters by the Rsye Family.
Asr which will be produced for the first time here e'ne
Pretonine Bs let entitled
KATGY; Or, TIE yIvAxDrrrE
kAtey, the Nivsnoere ue hsoert
(Her first sppearsnceD
Hans, cher lover) brtnsnt
Bbernsn Antoine Rave
RobDlsl. Jerome hav0
EHee, 10 fhuihe
tHeI first sppearsnce.) - -.
Mime. RokirEel. Mile Windsl
(HeT hist appearance
The other characters BY the
RAVEL BALLET TROUPE.
The entertainments will conclude with the last new grand,
AsPHODEt; Or THE MAGIC Pen,
which the whole Rsvel Family and their Company Of
fifty performers will appear.
Tickets. 80 cents
rive Boxes .'''..'....''''.''''''''''''s2
Orchestra Seat
BoxOtnce daily from A n. TO p NJ for urtuG
Orch extra sess ana Private Boxes only.
Doors open at q; performances TO commence h7t
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- sTRATED BY Prof BosERT HASH. Just oi.hed. 500
psse, &C syo Win Gnusvss nusGar be mechanics
yapces fpvepted precu e force AMI deceppn,
and .Ihb The precise of the .seat involved ia the maui
fesatiens Immortality and Com nuai0n wta spirit. d'@oo-
s,sed BY De HARE occupying the highest positions in
,eeree and aiming hiss Justly created profound sensation
Price, 81 rs; posfsse 80 cute.
PARTRIDGE BaITTAS. Pubisher,
fr,tting the Brosd~sy T.bernsee
The Mschinery s with the Pub shers few days on EI'
\ hitter
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EARM for SALE. AT Ne., D..

A Az s,. iSr SAIL, at Near Rockawsy, on the
.'n eoon fo:d Leading 70 Far Roct.way eoo,.inin, m
selss and distant IL miles om raou Fsrry, ,osssns ,r
hns Dwelling BAN, Carriage House Stables Ie EcsA,s 90
70 81 residence Price, $50 Apply 70 EFPfN0H AZ
a. nlCnoLs, owner, No Nssssust, Nsw.Yuk
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A MOST REMARKABLE WOMAN
IA CATHARINE III OF RUSSIA,

AID HER SUCCESSORS.
By Samuel NJ. Smueker, Esq. Pree One Dollar.
hsne Il equpy remarkable for her taens her hero
Ism her ntigues her perseverance,. her prsa,y
cruses snd Der cnee Her told 10 ee. oe.n
m sn6proper BY the gifted suhor IL reveals In vh
terrible Of sbs the corruption OF
po be the cru, and wrongs inflicted
upon the subjects Of oespSiic role.
hstoc splendor Whose meteore career struck
every behocer with wonder Get the WORK sod read III
'' Ind. American.
"Csharne III the most eItrsort women tlst
ever lived She endowed with splendid talents st sctis
itv and concentrated pow r of will Hartford CJursnt
BILLYR ORION, g. MULLIGAN Publisher,
No Is Para row New York and No. lC7 Genesee Aabun-
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"a ALL WHITMAN BINS" LEAVEt
w OF GRASS for 1eseu retail. stnss
soses, 81 FOWLER VILLA, No sc esossvsy
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Real estate for Sale.

A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED.-FARM OF
"A III Aersin Orange County IL miles from Nswburah
Good buildings 2Appe Ofcbsr6 and Pears sbuodsnos 70
Acres Meadow, rh sod being DARK loan every rsspsct
ts.sble Farm. Rce, $40 Acre. N, cqmbfanee wa
sell terms psymsnt eleoanse productive city BRO
gery Apply 70 G. r. MILLER Co, Aactsonsss, No 1876
Broadway.
A 7 PRIVATE SALE-4 very desirable lots Of
- oHoCND on the north west corner Of sth-sv. saA
N6thSt ost ct the Of Puk Tho
etbsv opened from naieu do ostss Tho lots are
Handsomely situated and be for Gadsns
f ve,eteb.s or Flowers ror further particulars apply 70
BAKER & WEEKb, No Pinen. '
EARMS.-I offer 10000 acres Of LAND for
SALE, situated In the eouhss Of CbeserGeld Din widds
sussex Prince George 5tsts Of Virginia have sons 6ne
location that will favorsby with Wessrn Yor
came here from Oneso county New YORK; three ysazs AGO.
AID ibvie those vi o vish purchase call and ma
vii meet ny ssds Powell. Hose IN Peter.e1rs every
SATURDAY EVENISG and MONDAY MORNING.. Fcr
further particulars write 20
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG. Pstsrsburs, v.sania
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E'ARM at CORNWALL, Orange Co., at AUC-
Il fION-Wh be sold the penll % on Sd dsv Ira.t..,
nth month 9Th tns the FARM o, Henry Titas dsess,s
Sac Yarn contains about 20 Of improved Land undsr
nth y,hsty Of Fruit On the premises hsrs sosd n
~. "a Dseins nd al necessy Farm Baildnsa II elr-
s, 81 e hssson and I've from Nsvb,sh eonyss-
any To the vicinity for fertility Il WIN be sold IN two az o,s
and on Il there are sewers. be.ua Buildins stes
hsvns an exfensve view Of tie sdjscsu
reims es1y sor further PARTICULAR apply WM TiTiH
90 ~ Gorrsyst or J. T CROMWELL, Highland NM
orange 70. N. T., Exscutors; n the PREMISE A's
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Go farmers dn6 Others.

A PROTESTANT Girl wishes a situation as
n COOK or LAUNDRFSS. would 90 q short die ance in
-te comfy Good references Call At No 81 Poplar-st,
Bro ohlyp can be o. days.
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~C 000 A YEAR.-The owner for n We
OE.UvU yesn of CAS- BUSINESS worth ~ GO
.no inward in rse year and may be extended M ss the
,sn for noders M being called 70 othsr duasa In
quirs No 50 Maid. n lane. second floor.
q O0A TO 5000. = WANTED, . GENTLE
OUU MAN 10 jnia of best paysos Entss pxsss
Of the cav In sheh ca b made the Wintes b
e,ch p.rty No si the nves.me0t secured Can lmre
distsly a Mr. HoRsPORD. It Van Ripper Co.'S, Ne. Sts
Broadway, Boom No. S.
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Gil UATIONS WANTED BY two experienced
- Ghs With sood ciy reference. good COOK snd
"a WASH aro IhON in pnvs "a niy. The other NURSE
and sFANSTREsS, o a. CHAABERAAlD and SEAM
STRESS Cali at No. 2li lothav, north Of Sds third hoor
a
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ptllGlOUS INCOnPOnAftJNS.-I Laws
IL Of tie Ut SewYoh rsi,tps u .iOas Dsoteoos
tlec By min ls.1ss u thi CITY, and aclas
the. pam Dhlet firm pncs Coses b.
fr,. Of n peIse Just pub sbed'by w. REID GooLD.
no. e Ns-san-st
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Mercantile Library Association. Mr. w THACk;
EBAY II deliver his third Lecture The -Four Georges OF
England THIS EVENING at the Lecture Room Clinton Hall
Astor. olsce subject; George the Third" SINCE admission
ficbets as be had at the Library and ct the Down
Office. No. 2Nassau+t.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21

DEATH OF MIR. HnLs.-Intelligenc was re-
ceived in this city, by letter, yesterday, that
Mr.. Josiah B. Hills, formerly of Alexandria,
Virginia, and afterwards resident of Washing
ton, was murdered on the 18th of May last, BY
Indians, within 200 miles Of Crescent city, Cali
fornia.
1t is said that he, together with five others,
were ON their journey to the mines, when they
were attacked by Indians, and four of the party
killed. Mr.. Hills and the other survivor sue
ceeded in eluding the savages; and, after pro-
ceeding several miles, reached shanty, in which
he lay to rest from excessive fatigue, leaving
his companion to keep guard. But the latter,
for few minutes. left the premises, and on re-
turning, discovered that the same Indians had
not only came up and entered the shanty, but
had inflicted on Mr.. Hills mortal stab, and
were in the act Of making their work doubly
sure by cutting his throat. They fed, however,
without accomplishing this purpose.
Mr.. Hills has left a family in this city, whose
grief, it may be conceived, is rendered addition
ally acute in consequence of the manner in
which his life was so suddenly and shockiugly
terminated, Wash. Star, 18th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21

His ROYAL HIGHNEss PRINCE ALBERT INA New
YORK STATION HOUSE. Last night very gen
tlemanly looking individual, dressed la mill
taafe, made his appearance at the Fourth Ward
station House, and asking for Captain Ditchett,
informed that officer that he was no less a per-
sonage than Prince Albert, the husband Of
Queen Victoria. The captain laughed at the
absurd Idea, but the stranger endeayored by
the most PLAUSIBLE means to prove that his story
was true 10 every particular. In his converse
ton ne said he had just arrived from England
IN one OF Grinnell's packet ships-that revo-
luton had broke out in Europe, which Obliged
his instant flight to the United States The
Queen, he said, would soon follow him in a YES
sci generously fitted out by the cadets at Wool
wich, for that purpose. Many suppose the
stranger to be insane, but his manner and mode
OF conyersing preclude the possibility of lunacy.
he also stated that it was his intention to
throw himself upon the protection Of the United
States Government and make this country his
future home, and it was for the purpose of find
ing magistrate, before whom to declare his
good intentions, that he presented himself at
the station house. On being asked where was
the baggage that should accompany such dis
tlnguished man, he replied, that ON the passage
from England mis- chests had been broken into,
and all that was valuable extracted. He was
perfectly sober when conversing, and talked
with as much fippanoy about court matters as
II he really were the Prince himself The
packet ship that conveyed him hither, he SAYS,
brings one days later news from Europe, as
the Pacific sailed one day ahead of his vessel,
and therefore lost all the great news of the
downfall Of the Victoria dynasty So earnest
was this stranger in his protestations, that
many who saw him last night went away under
the belief that they really had had the honor
Of an introduction to his Royal Highness, Prince
Albert. Herald, 14th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21

MOONLIGHT EXCURSION AND BALL. Our oiti.
zens VINO are unable to go to Europe travel to the North
aang the summer, have nevertheless some enioyments
that compensate CITY confinement Prominent among
them are the delightful excursions across the lake which
without interfering with business contribute mucb tn
pleasure me excellent and commodious low pressure
9.esnier Jasper, Hoffman, has inAugurated new
IN TINS line She leaves the Pontchartrain
Railroad wharf every Saturday evening Al o,coch ~
jacksonville, and arrives there about Hsr
walking to the City Hotel kept by Mr.. Butman, find a
nan decorated for dancing, quadrlle band and anv
number OF country bellies in attendance A ue sumner
served during the evening" and embakpg for home al
. a. m the excursionsts reach the city BY O'Clock
inere Will be such trip this evening" and as the time oc
cuped IS small the expense light and the pleasure great
We recommend those who to patronizs 1t. See the
advertisement ~