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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-13

For Galveston AND MATAGoRDA BAr.-The
fine steamship Mexico Capt Lawless leaves for Galveston
and Matagorda Bay, this morning, at o'clock Harris
Morgan foot of julia street. the agents Of the line
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MARRrEn.

On Tuesday evening Dec H. by the Rev. W. T. Leacoek JAMES
B. PRAGus TO Miss MARIA F. WATKINS, daughter Of the lat
WIN. H. Watkins, all Of this city.
II Baltimore and Washington papers please copy,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-13

For CINCINNATI. nd The regular passenger
steamer Delta james Ford MASTER leaves for Cincinnati
and intermediate landings, at O'Clock this evening
John Z. Hyde Co., No. &c Poydras street, are her
agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-13

ST.. ANNA's AsrLUM. This evening, at Odd
Fellows Hall, Bishop Hopkins will deliver q
lecture on Z The true relation Of knowledge
70 the Welfare Of Mankind the proceeds being
for the benefit q St. Annals Asylum, for the
relief Of destitute females. The ability Of the
lecturer, the subject chosen, and the excellent
object to which the proceeds are to be applied,
will undoubtedly attract an unusually large
audience
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-13

E STEAMER CAPITOL. - The favorite steamer
Capitol Capt Ure failed for arrive regularly yes
terday, and considerable anxiety evinced by many
that she had met with serious accident but all
apprehensions quoted by the arrival late the
ming of the G. D. Jr. and New Latona, the officers Of
which report her aground at LeBlanc's plantation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-13

TENsAs River. ---Another large load of cot
ton from this bayou--we formerly called it--
but We suppose, when boats bring out Of it CAR
goes of 1900 to 1000 bales at q load, we must
class IL 4 river, particularly Is the large guam
tity Of 1851 bales comes to the address Of one
house, Buckner, Stanton & Newman, which will
do tolerable well for o canoe stream, and to come
to aplace where the grass 10 to grow on our
streets. 8A
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-13

CorToN. The receipts for the twenty four
hours ending OF 8 o'clock last evening, were by
the Southern Belle, from Grand Lake, 265S
bales; Frank Lyon, from Ashton, 204s; Lin
den. Bayou Macon, 525 Laurel Hill. from Be- !
you Sara, 500 from Tsnsas, by the compro-
mise, 1857 by the jackson Railroad, S7s--
total 1896 bales cotton. l166 hhds sugar, 2S43
barrels and 285 half barrels molasses.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-13

TIE MIssIssIpPr CLOSED AT ST. j PAUL AT st.
Paul, Minnesota. the Mississippi was considered
closed on the I'D Of November, the mercury
having fallen to ten degrees above zero. In re-
capitulating tho business Of the season, the
Pioneer shows that sixty eight boats ran to that
port. which is an increase Of thirty over the
previous year and the total number of arrivals
was FIVE hundred and sixty; an increase Of three
hundred and fifteen. Sleighs commenced to run
November 26th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-13

NSr Circus COMPANY CoHNa I-HoRAog M.
sMn American Circus Company will be in days.
the ovss Of Equestrian Exercises expect sh
Company comprises Of bs best asn in the world csnssns
ssnsrh Riders vsasrs yoeasts, Tsubs. Clowns Comedians
Acsobaas and Dsnssfs ETC.
- They will b. located the cid Cszz Of PeyarAi
And Basosss streets. sllsp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-13

FoR CMcmNArI- The fine passenger boat
Hungarian Collier, nastsr, leaves for Cincinnati 1t
O'Clock this evening Thsss going up river will fnd tbs
Hungarian safe and comfortable boat well oaosrsd and
well regulated. John y. Hyds Co., 60 Poydrss street.
axs her agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-13

THE MANS. --- The Northern and Esstern
mails via Mobile, came through yesterday,
bringing dates from all points as late as due.
The European mails by the America, from
Liverpool, at Boston, will be due here to-mor-
row. Later intelligence Is now due from Eu-
rope BY the Collins steamer Baltic, which was
to have left Liverpool on the 1st inst.
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Large assortment or CIothteg.

| Large assortment of Clothing.
| ALFRED MUNRoE e. CO.,
"a MAGAZINE STREET, On
| CORNER OF egAvIER STREET,
exhibiting custons, RETAIL
usually extensive assortment of
SEASON ABLE THING,
To which they invite The attention of pu'shA
talipt.
| Black and Coored Cloth Dress sndFrock COATS;
BUSINESS COATS suits to MATCH variety Of coosa ;
BEAVER OVER FRocKs, very fine;
| PILOT CLOTH COATS, In every style and quality,
cATELoNIANs. TALMAs, cLoAKs and MO NTEcHRIsTos
BoELEvARDs Of Pilot Cloth and SHORT sACs;
give thousand pairs Of PANTALooNs all kinds
VESTS, Black and Colorsd, Of the following goods:
SATIN, SILK, ~ym
| CASHMERE, ...a.. ...
VELVET and CASHMERE.
FURNISHING GooDs-sPLENDID ASSORTMENT,
Such rs UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS
cRavArs, ~=" -=@
TIES, ...
GLOVES. m
EANpkEReaIEFs
.. SUBSCRIBERS,
UMBRELLAS,
,,-, TRUNKS, etc.
@ ~'at' AK patheuiar attention to stock SHIRTS
keeping awaya hand large assortment are enabled 10 81
sizes Of neck and length o! arms.
Boys AND cHILpREN's CLOTHING.
variety Of goods named above for ans
well known fac, bat Boy caes by US are The
best to b, found, in every particular IN New oean
A. NJ Co. The orleans Of the UNION
INDIA RUBBER COMPANY for the sale Of their Goods Msnuiae-
ture prices charged to those chasing gain Among the
stock are the Cotton Picking Coat capo
the same Beds Pillows cashcns Cape Carriage Hospital
Cloth Legna and az description OF COATS made by them.
sux RUBBER COATS. only weighing eight ounces.
E Clerks speaking the Spanish in
attendance.
E5- NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
ALFRED MuNROE & CO.,
do 9pSt 8. Magazine street
Store night during the except satur-
day, and on thstnigh to socoek. MOTTO Sunday,
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A farmer in Nebraska declares that the
pumpkins in the fields large as to endanger the
lives of his entire household few days since one of
his family had by means of rope ladder climbed the
top OF tremendous squash, when he seized with
sort OF dizziness and falling of fractured both his arms
broke his leg, and hurt himself besides. Exchange.
We hsd before vague feeling Of respect for that
faroh land which Yankee Inspiration described as the
Hesperides Of the century and the Atlantis Of the
Statistics are however, gradually abolishing our feelings
Of reverence and changing the golden conception into
very hard and uppoetc reality The clipping above is
another fundamentally of disappointment Why in the
name OF all newspaperdom should 1t be circulated as
strange that in the great fields of Nebraska pumpkins
Of perhaps ten feet high grown when in our own
Attakapas parishes 1t is notorious that
are composed of nothing else, and that the most co
Portable domcis to be found consist of these followed
agricultural habtations; that churches are made of
squashes whose natural spires not unrequeny oyertop
the best of architectural Skill and are lit
by stars which gyrate within their roofs If no brighter
prompting for the fire of genius is needed by our con-
freres Of the press, commend them to Attakapas
where the aborgines found dwellings with well-stocked
larders ready supplied to them by benehcent nature
and where whole generations lived and do now live in ag
rcuitural glory and-agricultural homes
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tho committee of ar
rsngements Of the Grand Military and Civic Ball to be
given at the Masonic Hall on Saturday evening next,
will please accept our thanks for the Invitations they
have honassd "a with.
The Ball given to celebrate the twentieth anniversary
Of The Ysgsr Company, and We doubt not will prove
very pleasant affair.
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Fen CINcNNATI--The regular packet steamer
Indians Bsrbsr master puts out for cinoinnAt and all
Intermediate landings ct the hour this evening
John n Hyde 90. No. 90 poydrss street, are the
agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-13

CoLuhBIA FIRE COMPANY Members Of Column
pa fre Company viii notice advertisements requesting
their attendance At special sssng to be held this eve
ming e O'Clock Business q Importance expected
TO come before them
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FoR CINCINNATI. The regular passenger
steamer Mediator WILKINSON MASTER leaves this evening
for Cincinnati snd way stations. John u Hyde Co.
No. 06 Poydras street, are tbs SCENTS. a.
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For CUMBERLAND RIVER. - The fine new
steamer Howard, Northern, master, puts out This
sveningfo r psducah ana the Cumberland river lewis
snapp Co, 81 Front strest, are the agents
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NOTICE.
PRIDGEWATER MINERAL, PAINT Fine

RRlDGEWATER MINERAL PAINTING
subscribers Gss notify the pubs that av ar
ne Sole Agen,s the sale of PAINT o
q Louisiana Alabama Mississippi Texas These wanting
s1 ~ are rsssmnsadsd @ send their
N through tne p
me public in order further imposition
me reputation Of the Brdgewater
OF ne agents hat
~ .n tns mnrke 70 pAre both in Of he sy,
sos hnsra and thu. the Bdgewasss
seossly affect Of the Company and res
legal proceeding Indispensable protection.
Sole AEsnta feths ississs LSusaa Alasas Nisapi ga
ssossss iys0 9pB
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04
CITY TRADE REPORT.

y. NJ.
BREADsTurs. FlourThe market early in the forenoon
dull hut the fact becoming known that considerable
ders came over in the steamer holders became sitter
and the article closed firm at tue previous days prices
The sales embraced about 5000 1900 bbls including
common TO extra state at 81 62 a 81 S7h; Western
mixed extra sold at 81 62J IS 125s; extra Genes
at so $40 80 Included in the sales were
LOCO bbl. extra Ohio at S. and considerable lots Of
other kinds for future delivery and for export Canadian
sold TO moderate extent, at previous prices Southern
was in fair demand. About 500 600 bbs. changed
hands at IS for superior up to $40 for fancy and extra
ket was lower, with sales of about 900 bush
els, inclu ling Upper Lake, Q5o00 to arrive
snd southern white Sa'sY as Corn was II rn,
erthe sales of Western mixed embraced about 30 900
$1,000 bushels At s6c s1c among the sales were par
GELS export. Rye--saes OF coo O0o bushels
made at 81 II 81 is. Oats selling 42c. i6c.
ConEr.-The market was dull with arrival of ano-
ther cargo from Rio the stock was estimated at AZ 800
bags The market was unsettled and sales confined 10
small lots, including $50 bags Maracabo at 10 III &c,
and SO do. Il. Domingo al 1oiic
CoTTos.-Tbc market declined about &c. per Id. The
sales embraced about LOCO 800 bales, based upon
about CSC. Tor middling uplan ls
fRtGiiTs were firm To Iiverpooabout II O00 10 0)D
bushels grain in ships bags were engaged at 12tsd
and 600 10 ooo b6ls At as with 500 1000 bales Of
cd and lad l5a for grain, and sos ,ierces tobacco
az S. To Havre, -four engaged at ~ and grain at
20c &c, and cotton at lc. per 10 Considerable
gagenents made for German ports private terms
To California they ranged from Doe. doc The packet
slip New York was sold at j. {.
Hay was quiet with moderate sales AZ about zoe per
iroS-smali sales Scotch pig were reported al s37 30
lfD was in better demand with sales Of 900 pigs Ga
lena at $50 tons Spanish and 100 do English each
ut Gszc.
NAyn SToRrs.-Saes 500 bbs. spirits made, part
in shipping order al &c. and the remainder at IS &c
ioe and 90 bbis common rosin sold at l55c pei
30 lbs. delivered
iRoVEloNe.-ioik WIS steady and more active; the
sales embraced coo 500 bbs. including new mess
at 80 ~ at So 30 the latter figure for small lots
new prime at s2 25 included in the sales were 500 bbs
refuse mess at $40. Beef Of all kinds unchanged.
- M helt M falfr
lard ~ ll4c. ANA part prime quality Re. Butter and
CHEESE unchanged. Rce was quiet
srgAks dull end prices unsettled The sales were
qnito smni being confined TO zoo 500 hhds Cubs
In lots part AZ private terms and part at Irregular prices
Snryng nom 1hc Sc. which afforded staniar "a 81
prices Me.ss. Stuars have, in common with renners
generally reduced their prices IL the following figures
louble refined leaf sugar l0c crushed, 05sc. ground
aye; circle crushed, 81.
WHISKY Sales Of 800 400 bbs Ohio and prison were
reported at Joke &c
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At the second board the market tribe easier.
Erie advanced u per cent; Harlem, Il; Reading, Is
Cleveland and Toledo, a At the close New York ecu
trail quoted at 93li 93S this stock the
books Of the Brokers' Board, the bears would sell it
90 per in less than fortyeght hours There
were large sales of Reading this afternoon, at the
advance. One lot Of twenty-five hundred shares was
sold at 93H-seler thirty days. The slight reaction
this afternoon in prices generally the natural result
OF the rapid decline of the past few days. We look for
such things during falling market If there was
temporary LET up should reach bottom. The
rmness with which Erie is sustained in the face Of the
present pinch the money market, shows pretty
clearly that but for this adverse circumstance there
would have been a formidable and for time, success
full corner in that fancy.
The Hudson River Railroad Co. cd in the month Of
September, 1855 Sl35 ITO Al
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The TART.
CENTREvILLE COURSE, L. L-rROTriNG.
, "WEDNESDAY, Oct 3.-Matoh, 81, 900, mile heats best
three in Ave. in harness.
S johnson n namsd Fulton iS 'ts;:s
Time, Observation-Disclosures.
UNION COURSE, l.. I.-RUsNrNd.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. Snatch, $500, mile heats, oest
three in five.
W l. Shaw named $. g. Charley King, by Glen
coe. out of Leopardess, bv Medoc -. ....'.
f. Spnola named br h. Jim Barton, by Gray
Eagle, out Of Ann Innis by Eclipse :......'.
Time, 1;52-l66-i5ox.
OUR RICHMOND CORRESPONDENTS.
RICHMOND, Oct 1, 1855.
Great RACE Anticipates- Ten Entries to F5ar Mile Heat
spe,s,ake at Least Sir Of Whom piu Start.
As the HERALD is the great medium through which all
remarkable ents whether past in anticipation
expected to be chroniced to the world beg leave to
invite the attention of legion of readers to the
four mile sweepstake race $500 entrance 500 forfeit
take place Broad Course near this city on
Monday, the 9Th inst. for which there ten entries
least six Of whom will certainly start This has
attracted the attention of the sporting public through
out the Unon and entries have been made the
North South, and West it cannot fail to draw together
the largest assemblage of persons race
course in Virginia.
The New Market races as you have seen by the Dis
already gathering here to be in time for the great
sweepstake Having visited most of the stables and
the horses think say with certainty that Mr. VIM
H. Gibbons b. f. Philo Mr.. Q. Green's b. H. Frankfort
Mr. John Campbells CHI. M Floride, Mr. H. p McGrath's
CHI. b. Sam Letcher, Mr.. Towles' CHI m Cordelia Reed
and Mr. James Tallys g. One Eye Joe will start all
Of them are perfectly hearty and working dne
their trainers could wish Mr. Gibbons Pho the re-
preventative of the North in this contest and better
could not have been selected For myself really hope
she may bear off the palm not only because she Is well
bred and beautiful, but because Of the high esteem in
which hold her noble master, who Is devoted friend of
the turf and anxious to restore racing to that favor in
whichit held when Fashion, the pet OF his worthy
feetness and endurance. Let the North come for
ward and do it's duty, and racing will speedily revive
Most Of the entries have named are in high favor
with betting men, much that the friends of any
dare not express opinion to the result without
receiving immediate challenge to back his opinion.
So your readers will readily perceive the chances for
glorious admirable, and the result extremely
doubtful. DOC.
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schr Brave, Carson. Predercksburg-John saght-
schr Ann, Cole nc, Cry poiu.-Jes Hunter co.
Sem Orlando, Brennan. CsmbrIdss-W Msssulay 4 Co.
schr Alethea, Mears, New Haven-R 4 8 dodwn.
ARRIVED.
as, Steamship rs'ac Nys so vsrpsC Sept tx w %Gss
passed brig Minerva bound West 3oth $3.50 PM Cape
Hook PM oct 10 days hours The made her passage
out 10 days, q hours and 10 minutes
with coffee and ipeSac GoodIae Co. Sept H. lat 50
op 66 40 EXCHANGED signals with an American ship showing
experienced heavy. weather since up with Bermuda
ship Henry Pratt Emery Newcastle o. days with COAL to
S whp "a ave &
water Experienced heavy gales lost main and oresais fore
bark Anna (BromJ Roschen Bremen 45 days in ballast
and s6 passengers, 10 Koop Co. Had heavy westerly
Bark Angela Brewer (of Rok!aud Ulmcr. Rochelle,
dns WIN s fnd days. with lie
mons and oranges, 70 Lawrence renee. g.
and sailed on Tie is6 Sept with usic hides &C. 70 Everett
Prince for Havrs; had lost or at Port
Brig Pursuit Bp Healey curacos 50 days with rum
being short provisions and water ID INST Is miles east
the Hook spoke sehr Emily hence for Africa who supplied
Brig VIM Moore of BANGOR Eaton Arecbo, PR, Sept "A
Brig Saginaw of Jacksonvle) Jackson Jacksonville sdays
w sebr u an Sns e naval no Srs 2 fs Say:
Schr G Heckschcr Tubb, Salem.
sshr Paaeasse. Bourne, Albany for New Bedford.
BELOW.
Ship Bishop (of Phiadepha). from San Francisco
Ship Kaaldin (of Bath Eus,is from Antwerp and Flush
ing, Ang IA, with passengers
SAILED.
Steamships Baltic Lverpoo Knoxville, Savannah james
London Neptune, Liverpool Robt Center, Antwerp.
Wind at sunrise. N; meridian. WSW; sunset do.
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MATRIMONIAL OFFICE, rs MADISON STREET COR
l per Of csharine Those wishing to form arnonla
paid Mrs brewster who hiss opened matrimonial re
rsser, whereby lady or gentleman secure to them
seves partner for life without resorng 10 te unpleasan
alternative OF advertising 70 erpres. their wishes Parss
may send their real bushes references ctr
thing oonsernn9 letters interviews strictly CONFIDENTIAL
applications mug; coctAin postage stamp.
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN. DESTROYS OF ENTERING
n the matrimonial state, takes this method OF making
known hs desire he q year, Of age pos. ssed Of mode
ed 10 s,pporf help mate with Coos prospecs In future
One who possesses amiahy OF character good education
and ceerfu lively disposition In desired; his own
age please direct 10 J. p. W., Boston, Mass. All comnun
cations 10 he confidential
after perusai N desired.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClALs
HONEY MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 3-5 T.

WEDNESDAY, Oct o-c L. NJ
There moderate panic in Wall street to-day All
the leading stocks freely offered at the first board
and the sales to a very large amount. Everything
the list sold at lower prices and at the close further
depreciation appeared probable Missouri 6's declined
per cent; Erie bonds, 1875 Is Illinois Central bonds "a
New York Central rs l; New York Central 6s IL; Nj
caragua Transit u; Penn. Coal II Cumberland Coal u;
Canton Company, u; Harlem, u; Erie Railroad, u;
Reading, al Michigan Central 2; Panama, x; Illinois
Railroad, u; Cleveland and Toledo, 1ai. Here
enough horrors for bull stock operators to sup on
and have doubt it will be full as much as
they digest in day. From the present
dition Of the money market it looks as though the
recent fall in prices for stocks but the beginning of
the end. The banks drawing in rapidly, and it is
supposed that they will not let until their discount
line touches ninety millions. If such is their intention,
there is still margin for further decline of tea per
cent in all fancy stocks and in of those which not
considered tancies The scarcity Of money is clearly
shown in the sales OF State stocks and railroad bonds.
That class Of securities must if further depreciation in
the market value takes place. draw great deal Of capt.
tai IRON stocks of doubtful character The stock Of New
York Central Railroad Company is hardly six per cent
investment at present prices according to estimate
Of earnings and expenditures, notwithstanding which 1t
sells higher than the six per cent bonds OF the company
which have accrued interest of two ard half per
cent The bonds guaranteed by the stock AMI are
therefore safe investment free from all those conin
gencies which continually surround the stock and
fluctuations in it's market value The stocks of rail
road companies lyories with specua tors and il Is
not be supposed they will put their capital in state
stocks or railroad bonds but those who removed
from the Of speculation, who look for safety secur
~, &C., may find opportunities to change their
stocks into bonds with considerable advantage. Those
who dosre to take the risk, and look to profits Of
speculation than to regular dividends, will OF course,
continue to hold New York Central, Erie Cumberland,
Harlem, Hudson Railroad, and such stocks.
After the adjournment Of the board to-day, the fol-
lowing sales OF stocks made at auction by A. II.
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MARITIME lNTELLIGBNCE.
ALMANAC ron NEW yoRK.-rHH nGY.
suS RISES. .....s..... 80 NOON morn
sUN sErs............. 80 HGg wArER''''' eve 81

Port Of New York, October }, 1855.
CLEARED.
ss.eanshn Knoxville Ludlow, Savannsh-s Mitchll
1lestOn 20. @~-' '' - ~i''
ants. ''' N'o"s " iea7'
ship Union Wiley Rio Janeiro--oclrich 4 Co
snip webster Lawrence MISREPRESENTATION Tleston ca
bars mend Miller, Monrovia-Yaiss &'PorterheId
PARK park hona hoagers fensacola-Pcck Church
brig Cuba Dunbar, Jacksonville Tbompson q iJun,sr
Brig Moses Jarvis, Charcssop-t,eo nn[5., A."1s''
Knox. " ~ A""e-"aniesn *
schr Reindeer lBrl. Priih Bermuda-Middleton A Co
Schr Jones. 0arwood. Tamps-J Ashburn W.
schr Moonlight Ho'chkiss MobIe-Iayton Ryer.oo 4 u,,
but ' ','efsoh hufi'
schr North State Horton, savannab-Mccreaiv Mo-, o.
schr Mason, smith oe0rgeiown P9;g, ~
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMONIAL "A GENTLEMAN or RETIRING
m habits between twenty and thirty desires
make the acquaintance OF amabe and accomplished youna
lady Of good family, with view 20 mali mony. Tho adver
ser independent IN circumstances sincere In hls dc
SIRE All letters Will be eonfdentaly treated aud should DC
addressed 70 =, A. X, Union square Post office.
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HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS FOR SALE. To-
geiher separae.1hc horse IL black old i5if
hands high fine ACTON and well broke, of great endurance
Tan tro mile with two persons In tho In 81 minutes
The wagon and harness nearly warranted
particular May be nj Dsbrow's, Ffth avenue and
Thirty ninth street.
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1HATRIMoNIAL-A WIDOW LADY, GOOD LOOKING
M and Of agreeable disposition Wishes correspond with
gentleman between thirty and orty years age with vie "
10 she fond OF travelling and would 70 10 any part
Of world Address Tor Two days. Nrs. E. Leslie brad
way pcs' cgee