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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.--A fire occurred in Brattle-
boro Vermont, on the 4th inst, which lasted four
hours. the principal mechanical portion Of the town
was consumed. Among the property destroyed was
Gates Bliss & Co.'S cabinet store, loss fifteen thousand
dollars Esty & Green's meodeon factory, loss the
same; Woodcock & Vintons paper mill, loss seventy
five thousand, and Meads' rule factory also, several
dwelling houses The total loss is hundred to
hundred and fifty thousand dollars. Only about one
third is insured. The Vermont Mutual Company is
the heaviest sufferer. The fire is supposed to have
been the work of an incendary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-14

INFORMATION ABOUT 1RON.-Last session Of Con-
gress the sum of $500 appropriated to test the
different irons in this country, for the purpose of
ascertanng whether the United States produced iron
which o4idzes less rapidly than the iron of other
countries The Secretary of the Treasury has issued
circular requesting iron masters to forward to the
department. by mail or express, two or three samples
of iron, and sample of the ore from the mines
l.el h1. tlnnl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-14

THE LAST New CoMET.-The Boston Advertiser
has received information from the observatory at
Cambridge, Mass, to the effect that the new comet
discovered on the 25d Of August, by Mr.. Tuttle, at
the observatory will doubtless be visible to the naked
eye as soon the moon ceases to rise, until late
hour in the evening.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-14

MARINE D1sAsTER.-The bark Cora, of Bermuda,
and bound for Pernambuco, arrived at Norfolk on the
5th inst, having been run into by the bark Roman,
from Cardiff bound to Florida, and had her jibboom
carried away, bow stove, etc. The Roman was also
badly injured. The Cora sailed in company with her
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-14

COMMERCIAL INTERCOURSE BETWEEN THE UNITED
STATES AND MADEIRA.--A correspondent at Funchal,
Madeira, writes that there is very little COM
merce between the United States and Madeira owing
to the total failure Of the yintages in Madeira since
1851, and to there being only one article of export
namely, wine.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-14
Nem Otleans 1ailp Crescent.
MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER IA, 1857.
Political NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Accepted:

Political Intelligence !-Chaucnge Accepted:
The Pioneer of Assumption, through its French
columns censures the articles Of our correspondent
" Americus,' and attempts to explain and vindicate
Mr. Taylors votes in Congress on the subject of the
reduction of duties sugar, etc. The Pioneer thus
concludes its remarks:
If Mr.. Gendy Burke will but fix the day and place
Of meeting it, however, he has the courage to en-
dorse the polemics of the Crescent, we can assure
him that his adversary will be ready to do justice to
those unwarrantable attacks which, to this day,
however, have convinced no one.
The Pioneer can rest assured that our able candi-
date for Congress in this district has not only the
courage to endorse the poemcs of the Crescent but
is willing to expose Mr. Taylors in presence OF
the voters of his District. He will address the cti
zens of Ascension at Donaldsonvile, on Saturday
next 10Th inst, where he will be pleased to meet the
Hon. Miles Taylor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-14

Corner of St Charles and Clio streets, New Orleans.
GEORGE PURVES Architect and Builder, respectfully in
forms his friends public that he has in addition his
former business commenced Doors Sashes
and Blinds every description the above establishment,
his Office, IS Commercial Place. the factory
Mechanics Exchange, Box a. will be promptly ut
tended to- uy7 Gnu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-14

HUNTING DEsERrERs.-A dispatch OF the 4th inst.
from Montreal says:
Lieut. Tryon, of the seth Regiment, while hunting
IN deserters in Grfintown last night, was attacked
by party of rowdies, ore OF whom he shot Lieut.,
+. Immediately afterwards gave himself up to the
civil authorities
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-14
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

Sundays the will the city every hour from
o'clock A. NJ, until 10 O'Clock ?. VI.
Car will leave the city depot every morning at
o'clock, and the Lake every night hour after the last
Extra special trips when required, by notifying
the conductor.
Station House has been erected at GENTLY Ridge, which
Fag Station where the train will stop
when required from AM 2. NJ except down trips H.
IL and o'clk and trips l1a and "a ocI Fare each
Tickets dow purchased
the ct and The conductor notified.
daily from GENTLY Ridse stopping
required will up from the Lake 61a O'Clock A NJ and
will leave rs follows:
The City The Gentily Ridge
At.......... O'Clock A. NJ. At...,..l0 o'clock a. N.
At............i2 At.......... ] r N,
At............4 P. u. At.......... 81
At.........-..
HsFor I8keEach trip Immediately after train.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-14

SHIPwREcK.-The steamship Clyde, which sailed
from Quebec on the 22d of August for Glasgow, was
totally wrecked on the oath on Peroquet reef The
passengers and crew were saved and placed aboard
of the Anglo-Saxon, which proceeded to Liverpool.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-14

LOCATION OF LAND IN IowA-There were located
at Fort Dodge, during the month of June, eleven
hundred and one land warrants, covering about one
hundred and thirty seven thousand acres of land
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-14

SENTENCED TO DEATH.-A German named Theo-
dore Banman is under sentence of death in Baltimore
for outraging the person of little girl five years OF
age. The Governor has been applied to for eommu-
tation of the punishment, but refuses to interfere
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-14

FRIGHTFuL FALL.-In Brooklyn, a few days ago,
boy IA years of age fell through hatchway in the
third story to the ground floor, and was killed.
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fYa SUMNER RAEKANGEMEMNT- M

suAsrt,ssa = Steamer Ben franklin, JOS D. Clarke,
master for Cairo Hickman, Memphis Helena,
Nnpoeon Greenvle all the Bends will leave on The fol-
lowing ays throughout connecting ut CAIRO with the
Tro. tnral Railroad for ST. and MI the Eastern cities
nnd nj Memphis with the Memphis and Charleston Railroad for
EnshviIIe Huntsville Tscumha Knoxville Chattanooga and
the Virginia Springs = =,
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY,, Sept !? at 5 p NJ
ieaves Nav Orleans EDNESDaY, Sept. %, ) P. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans WEpNEsppAY, & 0ct !; at j.? p n.
The Ben Franklin unsurpassed in point of speed and
any having large and airy rooms arranged eN'
,,ressiy OF the accommodation Of families.
Passengers depend this boat leaving as advertised
OF the above trips app
crinn to her agents where plan of her cabin be
JOHN +. HYDE Co, 66 Poydras street,
" r BEDDING, RGilro d Agent,
jea nl'dey st. Nhtfles to'Gl,
n The Ben Frank will attend to heF Memphis, BEND Way
p1sntn h1,Sir uSl
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REG ULAR P G K E I S.

w. IS57-IS5S-LE AYES EVERY SATTR-
| islaTt,s urdav At O'Clock ?. .M.-REGULAR SATUR-
TSsT-I.--ls@s Jay PACKET -
magnificent passenger packet steamer ECLIPSE, L. W
Brolygel master will regularly above, commencing
sATURDAY the 18th September fer Baton Rouge Bayou
Vckshurg. For freight Or passage, having ln
surpassed accommodations, apply on board. or to
GEO. D. HITE Il CO, 81 Front street
n-Pasengers and shippers can rely on The steamer Eclipse
in the above trade SATURDAY, 9tl Sep
tembpr next iy24
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The above mentioned splendid passenger packets viii! leave
on their without fail, the hour appointed Al
entrusted to their will be promptly and faithfully
attended 10.
These boats responsible for any letter package
containing money iewsry other vauable, unless regular
bills OF laCng speCiiy the ami value aud
the freight paid nor any yuabes deposited with The clerk
by the pas gers, contained in their baggage.
Fer freight or passage apply on hoard OF to
CARROLL, PRITCHARD l. CO.
Union Row, So Carondelet st.
nsn. SMITH rchNunitNl las
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-sV~ THE STEAMER JAMES H.
sQntrtSs Wondrgtf, c. S Rogers MASTER will leave
fsss:.sa New Orleans Tor ST. Lo"lH the coming season
80 '' THURSDAY, Sept. L.
r,e DFIT lj+CIIANAN Il CO.. No 81 Tchoupitouas.
- lua Of the cabin be seen and rooms secured by
calling Mt The nFcc OF the agents.
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...s. - ,srs-z=z,,..., NEW ORLEANS, JACK
80 Es sszszIs5sssss soN AED GREAT NORTHERN

60 IS ioS$$S $$$ ;:aszF sosds'sss
Passenger Train leaves New Orleans daily II -$o O'Clock
eisb sle from Se% ' ocock NJ Re,pnns
1ssSs ssSf NsS sans yyFsH s G5s anu
I @ cents ne % s@Sa @fy s ev
ag a9 e2oFsf T @ 5a1 h m SSaea At the office Of the
Company Cuiope and Magnolia s also family tickets
whole or halves in pckae Of went! ve At reduced price
written pass expressly authorizing them to do So
the tn v TO n nd 52 g6h m re M H M 9o go M M f B @ oe
drecuq oEy those making "trip both ways will 1a7e tob
FREIGHT TRAINlsevss New oEssI, ?25 Bookhavsn 1,
day SATURDAY leaves Brookhaven for New Orleans IN
n1 oTnn a sSHs @ sosE sye NJ no ri, "g ss On fd fa any
Saturdays at tag Stations trdway between fesne sationS
R- No eisht will be received Al the New Orleans depot
N'''l '''OA r. s. WILLIAMS srp't Transportation
line Of fonT hers mai SaEs Ds " a
ins with the passenger trains. s3 Il
Ess III roth } T = 70 rs1xesEaS e..
TowicT iIorn 7-Savin. os One ay Tue as well as Re-
duced Rates for passage freight and insurance
2b oPHLItss f72 NEW OR
Connecting a, EeIwicks Bay with the new and splendid
, GA far and AZ rHb 4 20 Of @ a
avoid the dangers and delays heretofore arising from the
Passengers viii leave New oreans from the FsE5r Landing
M 70 on nnd sum- the oh
May 1857.
The OPEIOUSAS, Capt A. Van Horne Ellis will leave on
SUNDAYS. and the GALVESTON. Capt. Henry Denson on
| THURSDAYS
Returning days of leaving Indanoa will he WEDNE
| DAYS and SATURDAYS: and Galveston SUNDAYS and
| THURSDAYS
Freight will be received daily Sundays excepted the Com
pany Landing in New Orleans the foot OF St Louis
and will be transported through of destination without
extra charge Of kind at the lowest rates heretofore charged
For freight apply at the Office of the Company
Che only office of the lire i'll New neansl Of Peter
and evee opposite Jackson Square, where cabin plans
of the may be and snte-roOnS secured.
| A. B. SEGER, Vice President
| myll If n. o. Opelousas and G. W. Railroad Co.
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zzs= NAPUI IENN-PnsitiYc Fall Ar

euaffrS ANGEMENT-N NEW ORLEANS AND Ma
sIasa POLEON TRADE-fhe new and splendid fast
running passenger packet Judah TOurO. G. W.
MASTER will regular ten Gay packet in the New
Napoleon trade commencing on the 18th OF Sep
next Orleans regularly days for
Napoleon, Gaines and Gastns Landings Golumba Green
Lake Washington Point Norhington
Grand Lake Princeton Carolina Landing, Ashton Pitchers
Point Skipw's Landing Lake Provkence and ALL nterme
diae landings Plantation attended 10 promptly
GEO. D. HITE Il CO.. Agents, 81 Front street
My Passengers and shippers rely on the JUDAH
TURO taking place the above trade the 10th of Sep
tember. 1857. Hil1 u
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,~-- COAST PACKET STEAMER

E4afLt,G Bella DOnna-To and from New Orleans
Bayou Fort Adams, William port, Port
Hu,lSon aud all intermediate landings, The BELLA DONNA
Vim McCombs master, will resume her old trips. commencing
Snrdav August 18th will continue throughout the
lea wing New Orleans every Saturday evening" at o'clock
Bayou Sara Wednesday evening" on 'e arrival OF tue
from WOodvile.
r will the Levee to receive freight on Thurs
day morning -. =
HParticular attention paid TO the receiving and landing OF
pnS,grs and freight OF the day md night
iy2Q If HOLMES 4 CTAISS, IA Tchoupitohlas st,
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FOR ATCHAF AFALAY \ RIV E R.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at 5 p u.
f9- FOR OPELOU S-THE NEW
sAs[Ir@S STEAMER Anna PerIet, Capt e. +. Lou
5ls=s aiIlier. built expressly for the radein place
the steamer Younwil leave above taking freigh.
River Simmsror aud all landings the Atchaaaya
For freight passage. apply on board, Or 10
j. NJ JOHNSTON, Il Co. Front I.evee st,
CuslonlouSe street
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e-xe. - -z=e==- NEW OR TC A Ms.
Eas - FESs5 .Iii 4 OpEL0uSAS AND GREAT
ehhstEs e. np5za-: .53SSW ESTERN RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANG EMEST.
Feryboas connecting with the Passenger Trains leave the
foot of Ann Jackson Square, EVERY MORNING,
at IA o'clock, precisely.
Outward Trains Leave
Algers Depot A. NJ
Brashear City Berwicks Bay at II NJ
Inward Trains Leave
Arrive al 1''o
Express trains stopping regular stations only Aglers
depot Sunday and Thursday at lOs o'clock A. NJ Ferry
connecting with the leave te foot Of ST. Ann street
at 10 o'clfck precisely.
Freight will for Berwcks Bay and Intermediate
stations the wharf foot Of St Louis street day All
freight that intended for Texas must he paid by ship
all
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ALBANIA RIV ER.

Hs FOR BIADON AND CULLUM
EIAziEasIess Sprngs-Steamer Advance. Samuel Ables,
gSa master. leaves twice week for Bladon and Cul.
lam SPRINGS every Wednesday at ocock r NJ and for DE,
Cnllum Springs 81 TI RDAH. at
Returning. leaves Bialon and Cnllum Springs
every TUESDAY, O'Clock P. NJ, and every TN RSDA1,
5 P. NJ. For particulars apply to
my22t If T. B. SMITH. Tchoupitoulns street
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By the arrival OF the schooner Juli&s pringle. We
have received Honolulu papers OF July 9TH. The
cane crop will be abundant. The Fourth was cele-
brdted in grand STYLE The coffee crop had been at
tackled by blight which threatens to reduce the yield
one third
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CT. CHARLES INSTITUTE. GREENvILI

Conducted by Mime c. MACE.
The Glasses of this Institution will be reformed for the Ses
sion on the LIST Of September next.
In making this Mime Mace avais herself of
the opportunity Of returning her thanks to those families who
have honnred her with their confidence and Of assuring them
that heretofore, her establishment will combine all the eic
eNtS for the comfort and the intellectual
Dlent of the Young ladies entrusted TO her
The instruction impaired the Charles Institute solid
and extends to all those branches which constitute
piShed education, both in English and in French Mime
Mace taking the greatest the accomplished
Proeaso whose devotion ohe duties reliance
be placed
The advantages offered young ladies of French families tt
acquire thorough knowledge of the English lal and
ne 9ir hand of American pupils toann perfect command
ct the rench language surpassed by those
Sttnion in The country and the which they
letn heretofore employed may be through the
satisfactory references.
Full ntoaio as 10 terms he found in the prospectus
20 be obtained at the INSTITUTION. aU3i I'm
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OU HIT RIV E R.
Leaves on MONDAY, The 74tn inst. at + p NJ.
- FOR OUACHsTA RIVER -THF


sHHEty = light drarglt, fast rnnrirg steamer Young
e.sr--tEAA Americm, George smith. master, under
repairs will be ready receive freight At the loot OF Chs
tornhou FRIDAY MORNING I'm inst and will
leave Trenton, Monroe CcumhiA, Harrisonburg
Trinity and all Intermediate atings viii give hrGnsh bills
lairg freight for Camden, with the priTl
exc resppuc She draws only l! inches water For freight
anpIv on board or to 7. g. SMITH.
sc9+ No. 4 Tchoupiouts street.
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FOR zoo YER.

Leaves on ESDAY. September 18th. O'Clock p NJ
r. FOR LEF'LORE, GREENWOOD
- Sdon Tclua' TaZOo City Saartia, Ecksburg,
S1z and all intermediate landings, the regular rassen
ger packet steamer OsPray, H. Woods, master, George
receiving freight the foot Of Benve For freight
F. G. RANDOLPH 4 CO,
selO AZ Union street.
Leaves on TC ESDAY Sertember Is. o'clock P. ".
H~S FOR LEELORE, GREEN WOOD
eEGt Sidou. Yazoo City and Satarta-The elegant and
s---4 swift running passenger packe steamer A ftOn,
,Jr, Wallace will The above and ALL inter
mediate landings For freight apply on board
F. G. RANDOLPH L CO.
SELF A. Union street.
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China.

Our dates from the Celestial Empire are to June
22d. With the exception OF severe engagement on
Fatsh,n Creek between the British vessels and
Chinese junks which resulted in the capture of the
latter there had been no fighting OF moment. English
men-of-war were arriving daily, and offensive demon
sraons OF important character nave ere this been
classes in and abont Canton. By the way of China
we have news from Calcutta to June A. giving details
of the revolt among the native troops of Hindostan
hut nothing of interest later than that which has
already appeared in Atlantic papers.
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GVUE GEM FANCY AND E'AMILY ,3fiO-
L Gerry STORE, No. % Baronne street; E. L. BERCIER
Agent. -, =. ,.-,-.-.,. -
and fIQUORs.
p CHAMPAGNE Of the best brands, in qnarts and pins;
other FINE WINES; Superior OLD BRANDY and othe
Liquors; Superfue CORDIA and variety OF Fancy Arti
very qualities always hand at low prices
Hl Goods delivered to families free of drayage. lv
n N0TlCE-TuE DEATH OF OUR SENIOR. j: A.
1S BEARD will alter the style of firm. The bust
will be continued under articles of copartnershp by
the survivors, g. E GIRARDEY and c. PITTS who respect
fully solicit continuation of the public patronage heretofore
literally bestowed on them.
Au27 If ]. A. BEARD CO
ARD OIL--0V obis cheice Cincinnati Winter Strained
l. for sale by JOSEPH LANDS Il CO.,
au3l IS 1GhDBpltoulaS street.
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Leaves SATURDAY, 18th. inst at o'clock 7. NJ.
FOR JEFF FERSUN, TEXAS D1-
rect-For Jefferson, Shreveport Grand Bayou
sS9%@ Ca.npte Grand Fc0re and Alexandria, the new
very light draft Bloomcr, Perry master will
fo the above and all Intermediate landings For freight
or passage, apply on board or
sel2 SPEAKE & MCCREARY. 3 Tchonptonlas ST.
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FOR RED RIVER.
Leaves o WEDNESDAY. 18th ins' ant At 5 P. NJ.
S- FOR SEREVEpORT DIRECT,

fnAgnlFctht
will leave above positively for Shreveport Gran
Bayou Grand Ecore Cote ST. Maurice Cape. Alexandris
ortons and all intermediate landings For freight passage
apply on board, or to T. b. SMITH.
A TcIn itoua rect.
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MOSELLE NlUsCATEL-25 eases Sparkling, in
Ifl store and for sale by s. WOLFF, 95 Camp street.
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Ns'tICf or NEW UHi.EANs sAyiNt;,

hkhAGk ON NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
~ observation-disclosures No. Ill Canal strest-Incorpora
ted under Act of the Legislature, 18th March, 1865.
The office of Institution will be the reception of
Deposits morning tSundays excepted from to O'clock
and Saturday evenings from 5 TO s o'clock.
Deposits OF One Dollar and upwards will be received.
The employment Of the funds is strictly limited by the Act Of
Incorporation the Public Debts of the United States Of the
State of Louisiana and OF the City Of New Orleans.
of and ksai
Estate within the limits of the city o New Orleans not exceed
ing 90 per cent. of the appraised cash value.
Loans pledge the Stock Incorporated Banks
New Orleans not exceeding 90 OF the market value
All Interest Profit derived from the employment OF the
funds to he distributed semi the epositors
Ma Trustee directly indirectly the funds,
receive any pay emolrlnent whatever.
Certificates of deposits having interest at to Agreed
will be issued for
specihedtime.
TRUS STEES.
George Eustis, 4. D, Kelly, William Vogei,
". n. Mercer, Geo. CrguhRrt, r. B. Sumner,
g. G. Duncan, A. Heine George Jonas
Wilhelmus Bogart, T. N Wood, Thos. A. Clark.
Thos \. Adams, L. A. Bradford, D. d. Withers.
wv. MERCER, President.
A. u. KELLY, ]
WM. VOC Ell. Vice Presidents
F. B. SUMNER
p. u. WITHERS, Treasurer.
n NB-Copes of the Act Of Incorporation and Bylaws
he oh OF Office
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WINES AND LTQUOWs-

A oErERAL Asse RTMENT OF BRANDfKs WINES
n Jamsrs rum, pins, ecoch, Trish, Moroneahea and
bourbon whiskey scotch aes London and Dublin porter
fine boted Pha. ephs ale and porter suitable for family
for sale nj eFDERtibb MsTrRRsOrs 40 prosms
street. corner Of Crosby, near broadway,
MACY JENKINS, I8 FULTON srRKRy, WHOLE.
1 eaisspd retail dealers In nne vines and sscere
choice Old brsndies very old nectar Morona.hea
and BtrrbcH whisseys nne old port shcrry and Msders
teidscs champasne quarts and pnta ne cAoicsa brSnaa
u Havana segAra :.
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fsyvrcs on rHx srsvrsork sfsIse coxpAsy

GYrrCN CF rHE sffNfaOrk kffItd COAPhbi
" rew Ycyt, ssrch n ls5--WvSierd The Byart ~
ftrcorg ~ NE hube-r~ sinug Company hsve decar><
sfvioend II hsn coua per being v per csDt o.
De cafs ecctl ren fhs ninss o. the psa Yeer
rsyahe tQus me ls ~ April ara n OF "
~uhtf ueff nc transfer bc,ts VII be elosed fcr ne
wtoe dfvderd Wedneed me IN ing An d 70 openes
- thus1ay he ~ ~ NIL uer Ry order ~ the pferrt
stMpHL =. " BAEHT Seyr~.sty.
30 ~ Ne annusi Of The etocshniferp hed thF
W. iolosne oacers uaaviousy 70 asscses fe0
- hsectogr Jorr G. Tucfer Vim Pearsan IT., Noses A.
nelks-t N,har Dodge, Vivian Hickok kno~h q.
heorfe 80 has y woodruff Presdsnt-Iohn O. Tucker.
Barry. - w
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m , - POWELL OOyIfsr AND kUn1sr, At
IL tends " Diseases Of ne eye AND ear RON A nv
40 Ssiv AZ hs1 broadway, a3d ron uD A ", 10
ye,t street Araeil eyes Inserted ~iber De
n slttst Saia-
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DOARDING "A GENT EMAN AND HIS WIFE DAN
ID obtain third trout and bedroom in nrst
class house. at ls9 West Fourteenth street Dinner BY
o,cl ocN
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HorlCF- BOoKs oY sUsaCaTPrfoN FOR THE AD
~ dioDA soct y New orb sHd Virginia sesmship Con
apOpnnR r. ti6 - viii he opened ~ the Office a N
e~~psay his city o. ~ Rroadway he le.h add
rsats open uru the oh ~ Aprh Soothoders ell have
refert In subscrbrg os sd stock unsu Of spr
any subscribed Tor aer that time viii be DIVIDE
puo rsia y. ". PbkhsANTs Secretary.
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