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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-08

The Rev Dudley Tying, Of Philadelphia, to fare
rather bard all round In consequences of his political
slavery The Church Journal speaking of the proceed
ngs ofthe Yesty Of the Church Of the Epiphany CURLY
rsmars We have three words to say and these are
served him right
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g. Lawrence NJ. Keitt, dem.
4 Preston &. BROOKS, dem.
s. James l. Orr, dem.
g. WIN. w Boyoe, dem.
Aassaesasstfs.
J. RIB. Hall, opp.
O. James BathntoD, opp
3. William 3, Damrell, opp.
4, L. D. Comins, opp.
s. Arson Burlingame opp.
O. Timothy Davis, opp.
7. N. P. Banks, jr, opp.
g. Chauneey l.. Knapp opp
O. Ely fhayer, opp.
10. o. O. Chatise, opp. ...a ...
II. Henry L. Dawes opp.
Michigan.
/. William A. Toward, opp
q Henry Waldron, opp.
B. David s. Walbridge, opp.
4. De Witt O. Leach, opp. gain.
New Jersey
/. Isaiah D. Clawson, opp, reelected.
2. George r. Robbins, opp reelected,
g. Garnet b. Adrian, dem. gain
4. John Huyler, dem.
8. Jacob R. Wortendyke, dem. gain.
Delapare.
l. - Whitley, dem. gain
Wisconsin,
l. John +. Potter, opp gain.
2. G. 9. Washburne, opp, reelected.
3. Charles Billinghurst, opp, reelected.
NeW York.
l. John A. Soaring dem. gain.
q George Taylor, dem. gain.
B. Daniel L. Sickles, dem gain.
A. John Kelly, dem. reelected.
5. VIM. b. Maclay, dem. gain
G. John Cochrana, dem.
I. Elijah Ward, dem. gain
g. Horace +. Clark dem. gain.
0. John b. Haskin, DEM gain.
10. Ambrose S. Murray, opp, reelected.
IL. VIM. T. Russell, dem. gain.
IL. John Thompson opp.
Is. Abraham b. DIN, opp.
IA. Erastus Corning, dem. gain.
Is. Edward Dodd, opp. reelected
l6 G. w. Palmer, opp.
II. Francis Z. Spinner, opp, reelected,
10. Clark B. Cochrane, opp.
10. Oliver A. Morse, opp.
30. Orsamus B. Matteson, opp, reelected
81. Henry Bennett, opp, reelected.
20. Henry @. Goodwin, opp.
3D. Charles B. Hoard, opp.
"a. Amos ?. Granger, opp. reelected.
Is. Edwin B. Morgan, opp, reelected.
&c Emory B. Pottle, opp.
81. John NJ. Parker, opp, reelected.
%. VIM. II. Kelsey, OPT, reelected.
20. Samuel B. Andrews, opp. gain.
30 Judson W. Sherman, opp.
81 Silas NJ Burroughs, opp
80. Israel T. Hatch, dem. gain.
SO, Robert Il. Fenton, opp
Democrats H. opposition 21-democratic net ga
Illinois.
l. Elihu B. Washburne, opp, reelected.
2. John Il Farnsworth, opp.
3. Owen Lovejoy, opp.
A. William Kellogg opp.
8. Isaac N. Morris, dem.
G. Thomas l. Harris, dem.
7. James @. Allen, dem.
8. Robert Smith, dem. gain.
9. Samuel s. Marshall, dem.
Recapitulation by fgures.
Next Conpresa Present IA,
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THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE.

The presidential electors chosen on Tuesday last will be
called by the governors of States 10 meet in each State
capital on the FIRST Wednesday of December and cast their
vote and choose a messenger carry II sealed to Wash
ingtou On the second Wednesday of February the
turns will be counted by Congress and declared.
Tho following card appears in the Richmond Enquirer of
this morning:
cAapThe undersigned, friends Of the gen
emen take much pleasure in saying that the difficulty here
tofre existing between Mess Roger A. Pryor and o. B.
Fnney has been adjusted entirely honorable and
satisfactory to both gentlemen, and amcabe relations
subsist between them.
THOMAS PARRAMORE,
WM. X. c. DOUGLAS
November z 1856
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Total memDers
OF the vacancies the two in California will almost
ainy be filled by democrats The legislature be
chosen on the 4h The legislature of Tennessee
elected in August 1885, to hold office two years Parties
therein closely balanced
1t should be remarked that of the rs classed
opposition men, Messrs Clayton of Delaware Thompson
and Crtenden of Kentucky Pearce and Kennedy of Mary
land and Bell of Tennessee strongly conservative and
on the exciting topics of the day would be much like
Iy 70 vote with the democrats than against them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-05
THE ELECTION.

The Presidential election yesterday passed off quietly,
compared with the last preceding elections there not
having been serious disturbance at any of the
twenty three precincts. This must be ascribed in
part to the registry law which has put end to the
challenging of votes, and in part to the energy Of
Mayor Waterman and his police force; who, although
they were not able to prevent all the knock-downs
and alterations that naturally resulted from crowding
at the pols still did all in their power to preserve the
peace, and did, to our knowledge quel several en-
broilments that threatened serious consequences We
need hardly say that we are rejoced to be able to
record this and we expect to be able to continue to
record such things long as the city is fairly and
thoroughly under American government, with such q
man at its head as Charles NJ. Waterman.
As our readers already know--for none could have
felt like going to bed last night before hearing the re-
subtitle city has gone overwhelmingly for Fillmore
by majority OF 3 1926. By the table below it will
be seen that Buchanan carried precnct-the pre-
cinct numbered one--by Il majority of one: which Is
rather wondrous if not funny. Here are the figures
First District.
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Three Days Later from Europe

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP VIGO. u
New YORK, Nov. 4.-The steamer Vigo q has
arrived at this port with three days later advces from
the Continent,
The Paris Conference met on the 18th ult 1t is
reported that the King of Naples urged the Cabinets
of ST. Petersburg, Vienna and Berlin, to conclude in
favor of the integrity of the Two sicles similar to
that of the Ottoman Empire. Preparations are being
redouhled for the defence of Naples.
The French fleet remained at Toulon, but the Eng
lish fleet sailed on the 18th from Amaccio,
The French commercial crisis is assuming more
favorable aspect.
Persia solicts the mediation of France in her diff
| cultes with England. 49,
Havre Cotton Market.
HAyRE, Oct. lS.-The demand for cotton is steady
at an advance of franc. Sales of the week $3.50
| bales Orleans tres ordinaire los fr.
LIVERPOOL, Oct g. noon.--The cotton market Is
firm and active The sales of to-day will probably
reach 20 900 bales.
Kansas Affairs.
| ST.. LOUIS, Nov, 4.-Our advces from Kansas are
to the 2eth. Gov. Geary had arrested several marau
ding parties. ~..
The Grand Jury has found bills agaist 90 prisoners
for murder in the first degree.
The Legislature meets at Lecompton in January.
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Clothing and Furnishing Goods
ALFRED MUNROE g. CO.,

ALFRED MUNROE g. CO.,
No. 34 Magazine street, corner of Gravier,
NEW ORLEANS,
Call the attention of all wanting MEMS BOYS and CHILL
DRENS CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS RUBBER
CLOTHING etc, the complete assortment now in store
They well satisfied house in New Orleans make any
thing like the showing.
The " PLATFORM' is still and will ever be adhered
SHOULD ANY IssATIsFA ACTION EXIST AFTER TIE
PURCHASE OF GOODS, THEY MAY BE RETURNED
AND EXCHANGED, OR THE MONEY WILL BE CHEER
FULLY REFUNDED"
The above has been long established principle with the
above house, together with
One Price and no Deviation.
BLACK and CoI'D CLOTH DRESS und FRoCk COATS
OFFICE COATS; BUSINESS SUITS TO MATCH.
Overcoats.
FUR ST. NICHOLAS, SEBASTOPOI, MALAKOFF;
RAGLAN NIiGER HEAD, REAL ENGLISH BEAVER;
KERSEY, PILOT, BLANKET EXTRA LONG PILOT;
BLACK CLOTH, ROYAL RIBBED SACKS AND FRoCkS.
PantaIoHus.
FIVE THOUSAND PAIRS OF CASHMERE AND DOE
SKIN;
ONE THOUSAND PAIRS OF UNION CASHMERE AND
SATINET.
BLACK and CoLoREp of the following description Of goods
Velvet Figured and Plain, Silk Figured and Plain, tlo'l'
Embroidered Cashmere, CASHMERE, White MarSeilleS'
Italian Cl0h, Bumbazne, etc.
Furnishing Goods.
ALL LINEN SHIRTS; COTTON; LINEN BOSOMS, COL
LARS AND WRISTBANDS;
SHAKER FLANNEL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS;
COLORED ALI. WOOL. SHIRTS
MERl no SHIRTS AND DRAWERS-White and Coorcd;
COTTON KNIT SHIRTS AND DRAWERS:
HALF HOSE--Striped, Gray and White; Merino;
:. ;. White Striped and Brown Cotton.
Complete assortment Of GLOVES
A complete assortment Of
BOFS' AND "HILDREN'S CLOTHING.
Hungarian French Getaway and ROUND JACKETS;
Cashmere, Cloth Black and Colored FROCkS VESTS at
PANTALOONS.
a COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF FURNISHING GOODS
INDIA RUBBER tl.DTIiING-.Au kinds
Cushions Beds, Pillows aud Carriage Cloth manufactured b.
the Union Company
Every article fully guaranteed and sold factors prices
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
n3 2i3tMoWeSa 81 Magazine street, corner Gravier.
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TELEGRApHED TO THECREsCENT
Fo1yR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADIAN AT QUEBEC

4 F u = 4
Arrival, OF THE CANADIAN AT QUEBEC
lay THE NATIONAL AND SOUTHERN L1NEst -.'
New YORK, Nov. 4-The Liverpool and Montrea!
screw steamer Canadian, from Liverpool on 'le |1o
ult., has arrived at Quebec. -,=.zs=zss,s--..
The Canada arrived on the 10Th.
Commercial Intelligence.
CoTToN--The advces by the Canada caused an a ~
vance on all qualities Of S-l6d'
The market was active with a large speculative IN
quiry.
The sales of two days amounted to 10000, of which
speculators took 100000 The sales on Saturday footed
IN Is 900 bales, Of which 5000 were on speculation.
The sales of three days amounted to $4,000 bales
of which spectators took $1,000.
The market closed quieter but firm.
Note-The dispatch is not clear any further.
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STATIONERY, LETTER PRESSES ETC.-We would re-
fer cur readers to the advertisement of Messrs. p
Durel Co., No. 81 Charres street, which we publish
in another column on this page. Asw have had an
opportunity of Judging as to the quality Of several
articles kept BY these gentlemen, we speak know
ingly when we recommend them to the public. Their
stock is not composed Of worthless gewgaws Or useless
articles of ornament but Of such things as are ne
cessities to all classes of business AT the same
time they have fancy stationery suitable for letters Or
billetdoux, from the first manufactures Of Europe
and America. We DESIRE however to call the special
attention Of readers to their letter copying presses
and books, blank books, bill paper gold pens,
Browns) fine cutlery etc, ETC., as being worthy Of
an examination. Messrs. Durel & Co. also manufac-
ture blank books of all descriptions and are prepared
to do all kinds of fancy printing and binding at the
shortest notice, and on libaral terms.
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CGl'pesissgs, Floor OIL Cloth,
CURTAIN GOODS, etc.
!. ID. CAMERON & CO

J. d. CAMERON & CO..
I24 CANAL STREET,. I24.
Beg leave to inform and the public generally
that they have removed their stock Of Caretng Floor Oil
Cloths etc. from g ChrtreS and q Custumiose Streets
their and spacious store No. III CANAL STREET Tourn
Buildings.
We are receiving varied assortment Of Rich English
MEDALLION VELVET, WILTON and
BRUSSELS TAPESTRY CARPETING,
Of entirely patterns and designs;
ALSO Of
TIREE-PLY, INGRAM and VENETIAN CARPETINli;
BAIZES, RUGS, DOOR MATS, etc.
usual variety of patterns and qualities;
Embroidered Lace and Muslin CURTAINS;
Silk Wool and Wool DAMASK, direct from the best
factories i'll France and England;
WINDOW SHADES, Cornccs and curan Pins, and a
variety of Table Covers;
FLOOR OIL CLOTH 3 q ieet wide by 100 feet long
which suit any size Or hall.
All Of which will sell at the lowest market prices
}. D CAMERON & CO.,
u3 2pGt ia Canal street, Touro Buildings.
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90 SEE FlRsr AND FOURTH PAeEs.-sa

Ra-We take pleasure in announcing the arrival Of
M. Adolphe Dupery in this city from the West In
dies. Mr.. Duperly is an artist Of great talent, who
obtained the prize medal of the exhibition of Paris
in 1856, for his photographic and Photographic por
traits as well as his miniature and oil paintings We
understand Mr. D. intends sojourning in New Orleans
if sufficient aid is rendered him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-05

FIRE AT MAR1ETTA,-The Louisville Journal Of the
28th ult., says l5..
On Wednesday night the extensive works of the
Harman Manufacturing Company opposite to Mari
eta were entirely destroyed They consisted of ma
chine shops, foundry Touring mill, warehouses; and
a large quantity of wheat, -four, and machinery on
hand was all consumed. Seyenty-fve to one hun
dred hands are thrown out of employment. Loss
from goo to 100000. Insured for $4,000.
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1sh Orleans 9ailu Gresfelrt.
1AaEs 0. NIXON. sa5f w1ILI l, = AnAa
BY NIXON &, ADAMS.
oRPrcE No. 70 CAMP STREET,

+ = F. ~ . i II 1
TERMS:
The wifi regularly served to subscribers in the
city al early every morning. Sundays for
$40 year advance; halfyearly and quarterly at the
same rates. 20 week, payable to the carriers
per squarefrs Insertion in all cases
81 for every subsequent insertion, 80 cents. n
Advertisements second page charged 81 for every
insertion. l 5# 3a
dveremenss published Intervals will be charged 81 per
square for every insertion.
Advertisements Marked will bs published one month, or
longer charged accorngly advertisement or SUD-
ssrpon will be stopped until all arreaages are paid at the
option Of the proprittors IA tssz
Liberal Discount will be made to regular advertisers
THE DAELK CRESCENT
TJas which renders desirable Medium for adver-
Users As Fa9IIY crculates largely reaching
many hundreds at emily hour and being read
heore the business hours consequently articles
for family use may be advantageously published in It's
columns. l5ta ss9E13 FIJI 5lA4 F5sia
THE WEEKLY GRE IS CENT
Is publshed every Monday morning So invariably In
advance Having extensive circulation throughout Lou
,sana Mississippi Arkansas Alabama Texas ana other
States presents favorable mode advertisers OF making
their wares and commodities known Advertisements IN
serted for 81 per square each Insertion.
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EseneOrea fsenGUed :!
FROM NO. Is TO IL ROYAL STREET.
A supply Of CREME DE Bni-HY CHAMPAGNE, in quarta
and p;n constantly hand r:el equal the host that
comes this market.
Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and Still EIOCk MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
Il R A " u f $:
SAFER &C Vintage O. 1885. 1875 and 1908 and other
brnnis.
w II 5 e Z.
Of all desert ptions-Tcocn Ig5sh Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, p:Il:s and quartz.
hand my usual Ct the hest WINES and LII
QE0RS the Market which VII Gc sr! on REASONABLE
terms as any other house in the city.
SEWELI. 7. TAYLOR,
d 2pif No. II tsoyhi street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-05

BISHOP ONDERDoNK's FIRST SERMON ON HIS Res
ToRArIoN.--We find the following paragraph in the
Philadelphia Ledger of the 26th ult: ,
Bishop II. U. Onderdonk being restored to his min
isteral functions preached on Sunday morning last,
in the Church of the Ascension. A large congrega-
mirers was present He chose for his text the 18th
verse of the first chapter of Nahum "'rhe Lord is
good; strong hold in the day OF trouble and know
eth them that put their trust in Him." In concise,
beautiful logical and eloquent discourse, i'll which the
trials and triumphs of the righteous were lucdy set
FORTH he showed at once the spring of consolation
and the certainty of the Divine assistance under the
most severe dispensations of Providence In the
evening" at Trinity church, he preached on the sub
ect of prayer The peculiar difficulties Of high situa
tions and the need for the invocation of Divine aid
were insisted on atsom length. The sure answer to
prayer and the realized promise to the righteous were
also dWelt upon. The churches were crowded on
both occasions and the Bishops restoration is gener
ally regarded with favor.
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Furniture BS'as'eFO0Mes

CHARLES \. STEINNART,
1T Nos. III and l73 Canal street, NeU Orleans,
Has just received from the mn:actory, beautiful stock Of
splendid MAHOGANY ARMOTRS aud BEDSrEADS, in I'D.
dtiUn 10 his hitherto large stock OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising EVERYTHING in his line Gt hns;ncss Parties
wishing ANYTHING in lis line will il advantage
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
CHARLES A. STEWART,
n3 2pi< " III and l73 Canal street
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sRged1icdgE Books

-For sale by
vw-.MM@p H. vN~ IL lgWS INC
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
h'@e No. 1O5 Canal Street.
WOODS AND WATSON'S pRACTICE;
FERGuSONS AND DRUITTS SURGERY:
RAMSBOTHAM'S AND CIIURCHILL'S MIDWIFERY
CARPENTERS PHYSIOLOGY;
TONNES AND KANE'S CIIEMISTRY;
WILSON'S ANATOMY, etc, etc n3 2pSt
gSEks-~-SiERss---Sigk
CHEAP STO r II ,
Fashionable STRIPE SILKS, at 81 per yard;
Chene Stripe and Plaid SILKS, ut Il IS per yard;
RICH SILK DRESSES;
MUSLIN DE LANES;
CASIIMERES;
EMBROIDERIES;
LACES;
HOSIERY etc, etc.
All OF which selling at Low PRICES, by
HORACE HARDY,
n3 2pGt lS5 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-05

LEG1sLArrRE.-Th Thomas Curry was elected to the
vacancy in the Third Representative District, and }.
J. L. blanchard was elected to the vacancy in the
Seventh Representative Dstrict-boh without opposi-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-05

" No one would take you for what you are said
an old fashioned gentleman, day or TWO ago to Il
young wonldbe dandy who had more hair than brains
why" asked Joe Immediately, because they can't
see your ears 81
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t5,l,
.IsIIatllGSS.


There was some business transacted yesterday, al
though it was election day. The cotton market under
the stimulating accounts by the Canadian at Quebec
was more lively. The advance of an or 3-l6c is,
however, good way below what the ruling price in
Liverpool should be to the cost Of shipments al
ready made this fall The stock on hand yesterday in
this market was 10000 bales over what it was last
year at this time To this mast be added the receipts
yesterday, being by the Princess 1870 bales, Swamp
Fox l462, Capitol 300, Amanda, from Ouachita no.
Total 1851 bales.
The accounts from the sugar region of the State
more encouraging and some well informed dealers are
enhancing their estimates and think the crop will reach
100000 hhds. sure Any quantity less than 10000
hhds will have but little influence the selling rates
or the value for the season. the sales Of old crop for
the past two months are considered fair criterion
what the new crop will open at.
The season for the receipts of fruit from Spain has
arrived, and notice the receipt of two cargoes of
raisins from Malaga, cargo of which was sold at
auction Monday, by R. 3. Sykes, and unless tcost
high prices it must have paid good profit. The
first cargo arrived last year was on the 22d Noyem-
ber The following are the comparative sales by the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-05

NoTE.--Noy. ), AIS A. M.--The National line
closed, being unable to furnish more in time for the
morning papers. The Southern line = ent ont"
early in the evening, leaving considerably in the
lurch-[Rep.
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Light gires Light to Light Discorc''-ad minimum.
ST.. LOUIS, No. Territory, North America,

Light gires Light to Light Discorc''-od infnHun.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Territory, North America
April 20, A. D. ISIS,
To All the TForld: 7 declare the earth is hollow
and habitabe within, containing number of solid
concentrc Spheres one with the other; and that it is
open at the poles twelve sixteen degrees. pledge
my life in support Of this truth and am ready to eN-
plore the hollow if the world will support and aid
me in the undertaking.
JOHN CLEyEs SYMMEs, of Ohio.
n. B. have ready for the press a Treatise on the
Principles of Natter wherein show proofs Of the
above positions, account for various phenomena and
Dr. Darwins golden secrets. My terms are, the pa
tronaee of this and the world, dedicate it to
my wife and her ten children. l select Dr.. Q. L.
Mitchell, Sir Fl. Davy, and Baron Alexander De Hum
holdt as my protectors | ask one hundred brave
companions, well equipped, to start for Siberia in
the fall season. with reindeer and sleghs, on the ice
of the frozen sea. I engage We find warm and rich
land stocked with thrifty vegetables and animals, it
not man, on reaching one degree northWard OF lHt-
tude 81. We will return in the succeeding spring.
}. G.. S.
To His Excelleney Governor William Clark.
The above is copied into number of Niles, Regis
ter for 1918, from an Ohio Journal, which youchcs
for Symmes as il man Of intelligence and rcspccta-
bility.
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.S9gU Orleans
STATIONERS WAltEE1otS lI,
No. 60 Camp street.


SrTATIONERS WAREHOUSE,
No. 60 Camp street.
Il O ON;.~-~- SIX 2Eo-sE:ttt- ?.
10 school Teachers,
MERCHANTS AND PARENTS.
The attention Of those purchasing SCHOOL BOOKS and
either for their or TO sell is respect
fully invited The assortment Of the subscriber Who ors all
C HOOI4 BOOK :,
AS Low us any other establishment, in This city, and has con
sany on hand all works in the various departments Of Edur'
ton III general use.
ytuextcnsiye assortment Of LAW, MEnICAI TiEolOGl-
CA. and MISCELLANEOUS WORKS, in every department
Of Literature Science NH ART together with every article Of
STATIONERY.
For snIe ii the LOWEST PRIZES AT the New Orleans
j. &. STEEL
61 Camp
Nh, LIBERAL DISCOUNT allowed TO Country Deal,
crs, Professors and Teachers all those who hy sell
again nj "p&!.ellW
E2tuHk BOOK Pdpcrs!
! 81 Y 7 | Q n f. Il ) II y l. |, ,
Nos. ii Camp street and Bank Place,
In and sale AT low prices large stock Of ENGLISH
! LAID DENY MEDIUM ROYAL, SUPER ROYAL. and IN
PEKIAI. WRITING PAPERS, Of the best brands suitable for
| the best o! Blank work.
American FLAT r.N, DOUBLE FLAT CAP, FU'lN
POST DENY MEDIUM, ROYAL. SUPER ROYAL, :,.d
lMpERl Al sizes Woye ana Laid EIne iIc with IL &C..
eral assortment Of every other description Writing Papers
d. FELT & STETSON,
General Stal;o,,rs
Printers rIi BInt.h Book Manufacturers
n3 2p3t No "A Caup street,
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EROEbe0s"'S


co NJ NJ f r G y L COLL E GLE,
No. HOG Canal Street.
PENMANSHIP,
BOOKKEEPING,
ENGLISH,
FRENCH,
SPANISH
GERMAN
ARITHMETIC,
ALGEBRA,
GEOMETRY.
SURVEYING,
NAVIGATION and
PHONOGRAPIIY,
are taught by able and experienced Professors There spe
ca Professors apartments for each branch the
time From to A. NJ, all the Departments
are reserved for DS exclusively Gentlemen FROM A..
". to9F NJ. NEW CLASSES begin THIS WEEK. Citizens
and strangers invited call and judge for themselves.
There nine apartments. --- .
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
nj 2p2,x l06 Canal street
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Some great genius has discovered that the centre of
gravity is in u qUaker's meeting.
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20 KE0sgse-h cepcrS.

20 FE0agse-h eepca"S.
We would o;.! the attention Of hose in want Of
HOUSE FUREE FISHING ID X GOODS.
to large well assorted stock os importation, which
We have latcly received consisting III part Of
Riclf NEW STYLE SILK AMI WUR<GED DAMA$t, for
t'rIai:.~
RICH ENEROIDERED LACE AND NUsI IN cURTAfNSi
JArt1UAtiD AID DAMASk MEsE-lNN:
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