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CATTLE MAR &. Z 7 .
JEFFERSON CITY, April Is

Arrived 292 head Cattle Ssl Hogs and 6S3 Sheep The
supplied with Cattle and prices OF The lower de-
scrpons are in favor purchasers but holders Of Fine and
Choice Cattle are prey firm Cattle III demand but
good supply Of other stock offers al our quotations
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do bss ss o a biz sw S do
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sa"ss& j Ernest eo@ss bales ces'en
fssbatd ssoS goopsS
Byrne vance, hides i R eys :st 90
Snls ps sa otter skins bag Iseswax Payne
cotton, p hhds sugar. ~
VA Bayou sAEA1 ,; Laurel Hi4 bales cotton
Ssasy xiI e
q sfk saa h R1 h Shay " h to order
sacks corn CASKS bacon So 49, b Sho
sa 5Ss o nS S1
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bran 100 kegs shot lGo els Doughsry pcs bag
s sacks eoa sh1op a &sS S ds
Miehsll sco-il bales cotton Hewitt Norton kco-l4o
hogs to Robes-sundries to order-Toa Al bales
PoNTcHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MoBILE-steamer Cuba-2 bales to Lewis &co-ana
CONsIGNEEs.
NEW Y0Rk-ship W ,,s p AndersonJI Adams
oSas ssn S;sn Carroll ssoW leeson
GS Payne s1e Esns s So
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,auroid-A James Gco-P Observation-Disclosures Bros &
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ARRIVED.

Steamship Gen Rns Forbes BRACES St Jago Calves
ton to Harris, Morgan &co--ls dist
Steamship Robt Waterman, Peld from Philadelphia via
Savannah and Key West, to master-Basin.
Steamship Atlantic Smith, from Galveston, Harris Morgan
&co-lst district.
Ship Horizon, Reed from Liverpool 1sh Feb to Whitney
Ship Potomac Read. from Liverpool 18th Feb to Meeker
&co-Point
Ship Seamans Bride Wyman 20 days from Boston, master
Point.
Ship Champion Lawson % days from Boston, to maserlst
dist &C.
Ship oroondates, Williams. IS days from Boston, George
Hynson &co-lst dist &c.
Ship Emily A Hall Wyman, % days from New York, to G W
Hynson &co-3d dist So.
Ship Westminster, Wanack Is days from New York tn G
Hillard-lst dist II,
Bark Waverly Curtis % days from Boston, to maser-sd
dist ST.
Bark Rutgers Deano 10 days from Key West in ballast,
to master-lst dist a.
Brig d Moony Walden, days from Maanzcs, Murison
Sd district
Brig Mary Elizabeth, Mcconnell days from Havana
ter--2d dist 70.
schr Emily Krkconne from Canaan Island via Rua.au
Island to maser-Pont.
Schr Mnna Scheer Wilkins days from Braas Santiago to
master-2d dist l6.
schr W Tull Newcomb sdays from Caneugss to master
Cd dist %.
schr souhron Perry % hours from Pensacola Pooey Nj
chol &co-Basin.
Schr Liberty, Melon, from Bonfouca-Basin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20

CRITIcs AND CoMMENTAroRs.-A young minister,
in highly elaborate sermon which he preached while
supplying an absent minister's pulpit, said several
times, when giving some exposition of passage
here.' Next morning, as he was running on with his
performances, a poor woman came to see him with
something in her apron. She said her husband had
heard his sermon, and thought it was very fine one;
hihsre he had sent him some ofthe verybest Jersey
b(lkps Fss! aiaat :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20

The Play ACTORS ExGusE.-One evening when
Pizarro was announced as the play, there was con-
siderable delay III commencing, in consequence of
Of the performers being ABSENT the audience became
impatient when John Kembe (Rolla) came forward
and delivered himself to this effect Ladies and
gsntlemen at the request of the principal performers
fe play Of this evening, am to inform you that
theahsent person is Mr.. Emery" The house received
this exflanaton without any Misrepresentation other
wise. Emery, at this period, although very pa
thetic actor had not arrived at the summit of excel
was given to hin) Scarcely had Mr.. Kemble quilted
the stage when, dressed In great coat, dirty boots
face red with haste, and wet with perspirationo
rushed the culprt Emery stayed some moments be-
fore the audience apparently much agitated, and at
qlsngth delivered himself to this effect
Ladies' and gentlemen, this is the first time have
eyer had to appear before you as an apologist As
have been the sole in the delay of your enter
tanment allow shortly to offer my excuse, when,
am sure shall obtain aequittal, especially from
the fair portion Of this brilliant audience. Ladies'
slfor you must particularly address) my wife land
I-tthunders of applause interrupted the apology
You've said enough exclaimed Thousand
xE0rgues.s F5sse gga5
could notleave her, ladies', until knew that she
vas safe Bravo Emery aoave sad re enough
completely oyerpowered and after making another
Intellectual attempt to proceed, retired having first
nut bib hand on his heart and bowed gracefully to all
parts Of the house. The play proceeded without in
Serruption but appeared Emery had not forgotten
his obligation to Kembe for in that scene before the
prison. in which Rolla tries to corrupt the sentinel by
soney the following strange interruption occurred in
the dialogue:
Ralla,-Haye you wife, -p .Hi
SentineL--I have. i
Rola--Ch ildren2
Eentinei-I had two this morning have got tire
r0W.
Loud applause followed this retaliation, and 1t con
Einued so long that the entire effect of this scene wa
Host, and MI. Kemble, after walking some time i
awkward confusion, terminated it by abruptly rush
dHg into the prison.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be that the 18th January, 1851 before
BubsCrbe Justice Of the Peace in and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother, President
and H. Wheeler Secretary, Of the Home Mutual
Insurance of New Orleans who being duly
cordn depoSe and TINT the above accounts
lust transcript from the books Of the
ssid Company. A. BROTHER. President.
JAS. H. WHEELER, Secretary.
Sworn to this 18th day of January
1857. OHAS. NJ. BRADFORD, Second Justice of
the Peace Of the Parish Of Orleans.
Board Of Trustees have resolved to interest of six
per cent outstanding certificates of profits to the
holders thereof their legal representatives. and after
MONDAY, the 9th OF February next.
Of Trustees have also declared dividend of
FORTY ( per the earned premiums Of the Com
pany the yenr ending December 1856 for which
ticates and after the 18th of March next.
RThs Company continues to insure against the peril Of the
damage by re the current rates of
premium. Once, No. IS Camp street
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President
JOHN r. SHAW, Vice President.
JAMES II. WHEELER, Secretary.
New Orleans, January l3 1851.
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EXPORTS,

INDIAN0IA VIA GALvEsToN-steamship Mexico-1is
bbs whisky SAG bb -four ~ bags coffee l6 ties hams 10 boxes
Candles 60 bales tobacco 200 sacks 10 bbs oil 3I bars
iron.
NEW YORK VIA HAyANA-Steamship Phadepha-S
bales skins, q pigs mdse.
NEW YORK-Shp Genoa-305 bales cotton, 273 bales rope
cuttings lob bales 60 do aap las do 70 bb 66
% kegs bbs pork Is bbls moasses 81 hbls OIL lS3
bbs onr hbs blue lick Is casks IS bbls IFS boxes
SKINS IL bb grease 10 bags gensn 1910 sacks wheat 80 kgs
nails, 80 empty casks, 81 casks and pkgs mdse.
BOSTON-Shp Henrietta Marcia-l90l bales cotton col bbs
pork 1923 bbs -four 80 bales IT'S bales hemp - casks old
copper, 500 staves
BOSTONShip Maatlon479 bales cotton So bbls allow,
2S63 bbls -four, 1855 bbs pork, 5iUU slaves.
BOSTONShip Staesman2i6 bales cotton. 300 bbls hams,
1904 bbs iopr, bbls Hour pork and beef, pkS nCsc
LIyERPOOI-Shp Asori-S17 bales COTTON 1909 sacks Of
corn 1000 slaves.
LIVERPOOI-Ship Cynosure-l02 bales cotton.
LIvERPuOI-Slip North Anerican3295 bales cotton, IS
hf bales cotton, 39S Is bbis lard i0f pcs cedar.
GLASGOW-Slp Gen BerylOg7 bales cotton. 1872 bDls Of
-four, $40 bdls hides, 2 bbls hams.
HAvRE-shp Seth sprague-l9l bales cotton, bales of
hemp, 2uO bhs Hour.
BARCELONA-Iark Anita-a2l bales of cotton and 300
slaves.
SANTANDER-Bark Candolfo-l93O bbls -four, % bb5
bags beeswax, 4 bales tobacco, 1900 slaves.
ST MARKS AND NEWPORT-Schr Wild Pigeon-l22 hbs
pork bags coffee nbs moasses, 25 sacks bbls beet
bbls -four 10 casks bacon 10 les has 70 ibis
hhds 40 bbs whisky DO lard do OIL o. D0is
10 ties hams bNs candles 81 pcs bngg1g, ~ coils rope
KEY WEST-Schr Mahlon Bets--In ballast.
MOBlLE-Schr Triny-52 bbs whisky 2l5 bbs flour, 2i5
sacks bran.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-20

STEAMBOATS,.
Princess Wilson. from Vicksburg.
Milton Ref, Hail. from Trenton.
Sallie Robinson, Power, from YaAoo River.
G d Jr, Hooper, from Bayou Sara.
Grenada, Gwarney, from Yazoo Rivar.
Woodruff, Rogers from st Louis.
Queen Of the West, Wade, from Cincinnati.
A " Baker. Castillo, from Attakapas
Bayou Belle, Walker, from Ouacha.
Ohio, Brckell from Cincinnati
Laurel Hill. Thistel. from Bayou Sara.
Orleans, Molloy, from st Louis
Rainbow, Holcraft, from Louisville.
Rapides, Dowy. from Red River.
Cuba. Heirn, from Mobile.
Planet, Saltmarsh, from st Louis.
jas Montgomery, Montgomery. from Louisville.
Towboat Junus Beebe, Andrews from the down
and l2tn inst, ships Frank Pierce and Heidelberg
brought up ship Seamas Bride brig Mary Elizabeth and
schr Emily.
Towboat Charles Chambers the Passesowed down
and 18th instant, ships j c Grant and Danube
brought up ships Horizon and Potomac.
Towboat Olivia. Palmer from the down and to
sea o the 10Th inst, ships Jenny Lind and Chicago
brought up ships Champion and E A Hail.
Towboat Panther Rezeau from the Passastowed down and
the 10Th inst ship Arza' banks Sofia and An
toineta-brousht up ship oroondates.
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BosToN-Ship oroondaes- Sampson Keen-Flnt Jones

ktenFTlnt ]
c Bnye-Smth ,sco-M MilIer-D keham-ieorge Smeies
Nco--W Jackson &cO-C BuIdecke Eco Whitney &co-
3aily BlanehRrd EcoRobson Alen-Oakey Haw kins-
o Woodruff Gco-WOod Low Johnson tsco-fIitchCOc
&l4tiiug--M brentwood ScO-N Whng-P Il Brinton Eco
W IL letchford-J TurHer-Ieet Simms Sco--A James
COZ Rocduet-Grosjean Beneteau-H NJ Barlow &co-A
II Bloek--Prce, Converse Sco--Ogesby Macanlay-J
Aians-S Il Kennedy Eco-Cnddy Brown &co-G W Muse &c
| cd Ionglerty &co-HOgnn Muphy-R X Langhlin-
MheeIer hlake-D NelhAn-u Peychaud &cn-Frost kco-
Morphy Il Ntyns-fhompsUn Il BarnesVOse Bros-I Wright
Sco--DncOs vco-G W Szer-seebe Eco--Ci A Stewart-A
| Robb Nco-kelham Ii FitZ-4Ad order.
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sll, ,3l4 sl3,l77,576 sl,s72, 20
$s,729,l34 sls,7e3344 s7,2l9,759
Comparative Statement for T,co Weeks.

Actual decrease of loans for the week SIP S9
following the comparative statement loans discounts,
mortgages pledges which includes active and
lSeir
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INSURANCE.
IL h AND MARINE INSURANCE.
No. 4S Camp street, New Orleans.
LIFE.
NEW ORLEANS BRANCH OFFICE
THE
United States Life INSURANCE Annuity ana
Trust Company of Philadelphia.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.

Assets january /, III
This BRANCH OFFICE of the above well known Company
established in New 5eans October s s ncG which
members. and Commercial Men, who have prneny relied
upon Life Insurance safe security the sum Of one Hun
s1sa nSd ou nears s o TWO
The only oes New Orleans b nmneta
Policies issued without the delay Of reference to the Pa
The Undersigned continues 10 insure Lives Of White
Persons and Slaves at the table rates and by hs
owins !" submitting ''S''' ''' '''' " "
VIII ne,shford H94e Co., OF ss1,H smsas Co.,
Burnside Nsisa, Co. A. A. p Ml kelly Co..
cammact, e saHisss 4 West, John Mssinnls,
John Pemberton President Merchants Mutual Insurance Com
Thoms sloo, President SIM Mutual insurance Company
John Calhoun President N o. Jackson and g. N Railroad
1e cG sdas Gss n1 ns as %a re'"nes
$4,000 Taken on n Single Life.
nPocies issued drcc. from this Branch Office and Losses
Pamphlets, Blank Forms be obtained at the Office
JOSEPH BENsAboN, Il d.,
In attendance daily from IL NJ. to Bpm.
FIRE, RIVER AND MARINE.
THE INSURANCE ooMpA ny, OF TUE VALLEY OF
Cash Capa-al paid 0Co 20
Assets, January l. s32lG7O ls
This Southern reliable Company continues through
undersigned her Agent issue Policies against Loss Da
mage Getty Country peris the and
Her Policies are by Local Companies many
the MERCHANTS Of New Orleans e =, ,s oo,. , .nt \,
permission, refers to "
j. r boswell 4 Co., Robert 4. Grinnan,
Calvin Tate L Co., D. Felt Stetson.
General Agent for the Southwest.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-19

OF national independence, South Carolina
had already declatcd her independence, and
announced the fact to the world in the dia-
pason music of her Ccrberean thundcrcrs
Such is the history of the Palmetto, and
how 1T became aconsecrated trec-a proud
historical memory And when Carolina
sent her regiment to Mexico, she sent them
under the Palmetto flag, which streaming
above them in the battle, would inspire
them with the memory of 1776, and re-
mind them that its lustrc must not be dim
med by them.
. When ourlvcnerablc Governor reviewed
us and parted with us, he pointed to our
flag and said: 81 now sec in the prospec-
tive the Palmetto banner floating trium-
phantly over the storm ofwar. Go, and the
god of battles go with you" And it was
fulfilled. At Vera Cruz, Contreas, Chur-
ubusco, Chcpultepec and Belen the Palmct-
to banner did wave
." Like n pale disastrous planet
Der the purple tide of war;
and though mighty hosts assailed it, and
its brayest men fell thick under its folds, it
was borne on every field, the oriaammc of
victory.
have been thus minute, to give the
history of the Palmetto, and how it came
that the Carolina Regiment was called 'thc
Palmetto Regiment" and why this history
is headed "the Palmcttocs in Mexico"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-19
BY ROB'T. A. THOMPSON.
@gagG TGD POE TRY.
My Father.

DY HON. HENRY II. JACosoN, OF GEORGIA
AS die the embcrs on the hearth,
Aud Ger the floor the shadows fall
And creeps the chipping cricket forth,
And ticks the deathwatch in the wall
l see u fern IL ycndcr chuir.
That grows beneath the waning lipht:
There arc the wan, sad features there,
The pullid brow, and locks of white!
My father when they laid thee down,
And heapeA the clay upon thy breast,
And left .hee sleeping all alone,
Upon Chy narrow couch of rest
know not why could not weep;
The soothing drops refused to roll;
And oh, that grief is wild and deep.
Which settles fearless on the soull
But when saw thy vacant chair
Thine idle hat upon the wall
Thy book, the pencilled passage, whore,
Thine eye had resisted last of all;
The tree beneath whose friendly shade,
Thy trembling feet had wandered forth :
Tho very prints those feet had made
When last they feebly trod the earth
And thought, while countless ages fed,
Thy vacant seat would vacant stand;
Unwoj a thy hat, thy book uuread
Eff ,ced thy footsteps from the sand;
And idowcd, in this cheerless world,
The heart that gave its love to thee
Torn, like vine, whose tendrils curled
More closely round the falling tree!
oh Father, then, for her and thee,
Gushcd madly forth the scorching tears,
And oft, and long, and bitterly,
Those tears have gushcd in later years
For as the world grows cold around.
And things take on tlicir real hue,
'Tis sad to learn that love is found
Alone above the stars with you.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-19
PIckENs COURT HOUSE, c. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 49, 1857

officers. In the staff was Adjutant Jamcs
Cantey, the model gentleman and fearless
soldier, and Sergeant Major Sebastian Sum-
ter young game cock of the South, !"
worthy of his great ancestor
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-19

"WhAtT has brought you here. sir9" ask.
ed amagistrate Of q prisoner. Two po.
lIcemen, please your honor" "Then, |
suppose, liquor had nothing TO do with itN'
Yes, sir; they were both drunk. ~,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-19

& "JoE, what makes your nose red l"--
Friendship" How do YOU make tba;
ont p "i've got friend who Is very fond
Of brandy, and rs he Is too weak to take it
strong, I've constituted myself his tastef."
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-09-19

We have heard tall story Of an Irish
knight, who was once disputihg with q
French courlier as to the age and standing
OF their families, when the latter, as u fin
isher to the argument, said that his apces-
tors were in the ark with Noah. "That is
nothing" said The IIibernian; +" for, at the
deluge, my forcfathers were cruising about
in 81 boat of their own
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

TNHALBERG and VIEUXTEMPS.
Il FRIDAY Oct g.
The public respectfully informed that
THALBERG and ElEUXTEMPS
will give Oh FRIDAY, Oct q,
The sale Of seats viii b, gin on THURSDAY NEXT.
MISS CUSHMAN - SPECIAL NOTICE.
Vl THIS EVENING Tuesday the second and last night
OF THE ACTRESS OF PADUA successful tragic play
Nednesday-ROMEO AND JULIET. Most positively the
last night of Miss & = engagement.
Thursday-MISS CUoHMANS BENEFIT and last sp
peaTsDce.
Seats may BE- secured in advance.
DURDY's NATIONAL THEATER CHAT
HAMsr Dress Circles, 25c Pit. l2c Orchestra Chairs
&c., P Boxes ID circle $5 exclusive, 81 for each
son. open g curtain will rise st7-THIS EVENING"
ONISKA.
White Eik. Mr. j. H. Allen Oniska... Mrs II. r. Nichols
BION. THE WANDEhER-
Bion Bernard Mrs III Nichols Cors..... Miss Hahsw
Jack Walace... Mr. Allen Dora Miss Julia DAILY
IN AND OUT OF PLACE.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
A & G. A. ARMOUR,
ca BROADWAY, under St. Nicholas Hotel.

CARD.
In corsequerce Of the late heavy failures In the GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS line, and the great sacrifices
auction sses OF those rood have determined
Offer sixty days FOR CASH ONLY complete
uneqnaed stock of those Goods at less prices than the
original cost
has been selected with the reputation
Of demanding that only the finest aud best Goods
made should be offered for sale by
The reduction Of price real the Goods all and
and afford opportunity seldom met with TO obtain
the Goods at ess prices than ordinary bring under
more favorable circumstance.
BAJOU'S GENTLEMEN'S KID GLOVES
CARTWRIGHT WARMERS MERINO UNDER GAR
hENTS AZ. 81 IS for Wrappers and 81 80 for Drawers
DRESSING ROSES costing q TO s28 for 3 i6 70 8 D.
MORNING JACKETS for s5; cost 81 80 TO 50.
HALF HOSE best British make costing 80 50 10 % 25
for So to 50 50 dozen.
ENGLISH SILK MACINTOsHEs co,tns SIS to import
sUPERriNE THREAD-LINED GLOVES. from Is cents
ELEGsNT NEW STYLE VELVET TIES, selling 4" 81 IS,
FRENCH FANCY SHIRTS Coz, 81 80 to import: for So
A long line Of
TIES,
STOCKS -
Linen Csmbhc HANDKERCHIEFs,
Border-d HANDKERCHIEFS,
RIDING GLOVES,
GAUNTLETS,
Fdr.llned GAUNTLErs,
And large sssor,Inent in which Ladies fad
CRAVATS SUITABLE FOR BOYS,
For I5 cents each
ONE PRfCE, AND FOR CASH ONLY.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
IMP o R T ANT SAL

IMP RT Mt SAL
l.. O. WILSON & Co.
Having completed a. inventory OF their eue sock dur n,
the Iast week,
VIII offer it By the piece or package
ON MONDAY, OCT. 10,
FOR CASH,
4. uriee, ths, have been made to correspond win u.
PRESENT VALUE OF MONEY"
Th. stock is BY far the most extensive and coHples in the
market
EMBRACING
DOMESTIC GOODS,
ofuell.known and fsvorsite branaAr
PRINTS,
The latest and bes. styles In the market.
FLANNELs in great variety.
SILKS AND VELVETS,
LARGE REDUCTION FROM AUCTION PRICES.
HOSIERY. GLOVES, and
FANCY WOODEN GOODS
DRESS GOODS,
Choice styles many Of which were
IMPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR OUR SALES
and no. to be found elsewhere.
YANKEE NOTIONS
FANCY GOODS,
suited TO the trade generally.
sHAWLs,
sCARFS end
LADIES' CLOTHS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
in great variety.
CLOTHS.
CAsSIMERES and
VESTINGS,
OvERCOATIMS, a..
BLANKETS,
Whitney and Msckinaw, all sizes
HORSE BLANKETS,
AL colors
DRUGGEfs,
BOOKINGS,
ks, TO-, 10
No. l. COURTLANDT-sT.,s md
Nos II and Is DEY-S ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

New-York Medical College, East l3th'st near 4th
Te Introductory Lecture the Fall aud Winter Course Of
Instruction will be delivered THIS Tuesday, EVENING
Oct 20 ~ O'clock in the College by Professor NJ CAR
NOCHAN D. Subject: The Study of Science" Members
Of the Medical Students Of Medicine aud the public
seDeIslly invited 70 be present.
r.. OGDEN DOREMU5, NJ d., Dean ofthe Faculty.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

Association of Exempt Firemen.-rhe quarterly
meeting wi be held at Fnemens Hail. TUESDAY, Oct 90 al
- D. Tue Executive Committee Will please attend at
et.lock GEO. W. WHEELER, Rec. Sec.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

Newly ork Medical College, East lSth-st near 4th
sv-The Introductory Lecture TO the Fall and Winter Course
s Media instruction will be delivered TUESDAY EVEN
ING Oct 20 a. ~ o'clock in the middle lecture OF the
Conese BY Prof J. NJ CARNoCHAN NJ. D.. on The Study
of Science" Members Medical Profession students Of
. d,eipe and the public generally invited 10 be present
r.. OGDEN DOREMUs, NJ. D.,
Dean OF the Faculty.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

pas,Oalce Noticc.-Thc Msis for CALIFORNIA, De
II s.ssmer NORTH GRN LIGHT will close a. this ono
:. IssDAY u. 2Osh day Of October. at o'clock IN.
I" ISAAC V. FOWLER, Postmaster
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

- L n
" LIE BOUTiLLIER BROTHERS are offering
The GREATEST BARGAINS in the city, ~
Having GGsfh ss i iss zS2; S% gs'ss:; for CASH
Silk ROSES and Plaid PoPLlNS
NERlNOES an immense stock.
MUSLINs 81 cents-usual price % cents.
DE LANES Of every kind
SHNWLS-a f1I assortment.
Nos. sos Capsls, Old NJ COZ and 47 Howard
nRY GOODS CHEAP for CASH.
No: sol GRASD srRrEr,
wi" 0n'' '' '''"' ." MONDAY. ocs5,
$4,000 worth Of
DRY g o Cd s.
FORCED AUCTION SALES,
For Cash. at dhcouni of nearly
on the cos, of importation The following win bat faint
idea Of the inducements offered to cash purchasers a. this eee
$50 pisces slcsan, FALL SILKS a: 81 ss &C. up to tn.
20 pieces Lupn'. super French MERINo, at 75c.
500 pieces vide PARAMATrA, at I2ie
isC pieces piece. sne H. iISEs plain ocoT. SIC
2 piece. printed DELAISEs 3 Al at l't tprvrs the
500 pieces In dish black and white PRINTS. a. s.c
1'ss'hei "Isp saErTiSGs II W and pti saIRriNSs
RED and WHITE FLANNELS,
BLANKETS, &c,
all Of bich viii sell the lowest possible price
CHAs. HEARD L Co No. sol Gr,nd-':.
FRENCH MERINOS BELOW COST
i IMMENSE REDUCTION OF PRICES!
EFrEcrSSsS' SS' MoRE ia RiiPR.. Ps1pfD Fl SALES
We .hal offer,
AT BOTH STORES,
o. and after
MONDAY OCTOBER 10.
Our entire stock Of very desirable
SUPERIOR FRENCH MERINos.
Fellow COST % INrosrArloS.
LORD TAYLOR, Nos 25j 257 259 and Dol Or 1d-t.,
a aad ~ Of.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
6pefial Notices.

-. om.. Nofice-EtSTERN MAlLs-on and
HoSpSY the 1871 0ctob II Eastern mails WIZ cI's s
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stsamb"A'' I" 'o'''''A ISAAC V. FOWLER, Postmaster.