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BRADy-TArPES.-Gn Saturday evening, Nov 10, by the
Roy. Ir. kcsoc, S1iIHES J. BRADY to HANNAH WEEB IoP
Pm daughter 81 David Tanpep Esq. all OF this city
CRoIrs--DAKEa.--On Sunday, Oct. g. BY tho Rev. f. r.
Taylor, VIM A. CRonrs, ESq Of First pace to Miss 10
sETSE " youngest daughter Of John Baker Esq, all or
Brooklyn.
California papers please copy.
HIO~Ela-FAatHilD.At the residence of the bride 5
brother, No II Hammond street, TLafsdsy Nov II
by the Rev. Joseph r. Thompson, Mr. JonS HAILowEfI OF
Glasgow, Scotland, 10 Miss SERENA A. FAIscmLD, OF
this city.
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Nor. t3-Edwdrd Red ~. ne Mayor, g., Of Nso
Forth this case, already noticed as an action for
$1,000 for injury done The mandatory cf the plaintiff
by overflow Of water from defective sewer, the Jury
gave verdict Cor Mr.. Reed for s22o0
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BarTy's TricOpheaOUs II the Best and
cheapest article for dressing besuytng cleansing curling
preserving and restoring the BAR Iadies ey Sold by al
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The Shooting OF the City Marshal of
Worcester.

woscssrsg, Mass, Nov. IA, 1868
The tuseral Of the late CITY Marshal, Warren, who was
accidentally shot few days since, will tako place on
Monday Afternoon. at two O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-15

The officers ana crew tue scop OF war Marion wcr'
an web on the 9th Of September
The sloop of war vinconneE was spoken on the 18th
September thr inc, Al which tine tho officers
crew were ali well.
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The James Adgcr NJ Charleston.

CHARfEsro>, Nov IL, 1858.
Tho mail steamship James Adgcr, Captain n. Adams,
from New York, arrived at the bar Friday night at
eight O'Clock, and al her wharf at eleven o'clock
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Hoiroway's Pius.-D,sense arise

HClfOWay's Pfiis.- Disease arises from
weakess of organic functions These
pills by their restorative sansve and cleansing action go
The blood and s,renghep The constitution generally.
nufactory, ~ Maiden lane, New York
Rupture Cured by Mnrsh's Radical Cure
usa Reference to MI the principal surgeons and physicians
q Gs city. Call and ensnine No Y6sey street, Astoc
House.
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wheeler 4 Wtlson's Sewing Machines,
usvsye Price $50 once 3s3 Rroadsay
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Winter ClOtheng.-Wc have this week made
additions stock Of Moscow and Labrador beaver
fer which The demand has been 80 large Our stock
OF beaver and cashmere winter busr acss pses
aud vests 10 match s also largely recnised ifOm lad
~ late purfsions An early call will secure many ~
desirable styles that VIII be out Of the narke1
ID DrvtTN co,
as $50 and 80 Broadway.
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Cents Robes Dc Chsmbre.- "a large Variety,
a, le.s t,sn mana pr,ees n, BAIIOU RRuTHERs',
40 pcOssway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-15

Agricultural implements ~ Every De-
@crir,lon. seeds, &C.. cheap. ~ JOHN MArHER cos,
"A xtY~et
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Bachelors HAIR Dye, Wigs and Toupees.
The beat in the world all AAda sold and applied
At the msnufactory, TS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-15

QueTu's Cod Liver Oh Jelly can he Taken
without Of the OH Ofce 1886 Fourth avenue PEN
FOLD, CLAY co, No Fletcher street. wholesale agents
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TIM rorAT voIRTle following table exhibit The total
vote OF this State at the last three eectons.-
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CristndOro's Hnir Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
the best the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS retail aud the dye pr-
vately applied. No. Asor House.
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TIE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.

" ",11-'0E0'I IN0'' TT IoVo'
private lettor received here from Guaymas, October
10, giving account OF the revolution there, conrma-
tory Of the recently published statements says that
Captain Stone, with his surveying party, con-
sisting Of about thirty Americans, occupied three
houses in the centre OF the town, between
the opposing parties. If attack bad been
made on him be would have hcisted the American flag
aud fought under IT, being well armed and having plenty
Of ammunition, and brig in the harbor mounting two
nine FOUNDER guns, TO retreat TO necessary Lieutenant
Aowry was ready to lend assistance with his own men,
The civil ended by the surrender Of the authorities to
e rebel party, when after getting what they demanded
and obtaining guarantee OF immunity from prosecution,
the rebels reinstated the authorities The Americans
we're not attacked, owing TO their firm position and their
declining 10 surrender their houses the rebel leader
New Orleans papers to hand by the mail contain nothing
OF interest
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A New Lot of Mcssregor and Victoria
plaid cashmere seafs. scarf pins ac At low prices
fULLERTONS, 30i Bro idway
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Our Special Washington Despatch

Our Special Washington Despatch.
EFFORTS TO EFFECT THE REMOVAL OF COLLECTOR
sCHELL AND MIR. BIRDS ALI-THE TURIN MISSION
GENERAL PAEz's DEPARTURE DELAYED-wHAT is
THOUGHT OF SENATOR HAMMoNDs LATE SPEECH
PROTECTION FOR THE OVERLAND MAIL ROUTES, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IA, 1865
Great efforts, it is said, being made induce the
President to Collector Schell and Mr. Birdsal
Pretended confidential communications have been made
newspaper correspondents by interested parties pro-
duce effect and all Of rumors are afoat II is
not likely the President will Brousonze his adminstra
ton He knows too well, he to make removals to-
day TO suit certain men, he would have to do the TO-
morrow to accommodate others
The steamer Westernpor which il was intended by the
Navy Department should be offered to General Paez and
suite convey them to Venezuela cannot be ready for
six seven weeks. As it is important General Paez
should be at home before the elections take place. in the
latter part Of December the Secretary of the Navy will
endeavor to assign other vessel II difficult to
find suitable within the time required but the Se-
cretary will provide for the occasion Mr. Paez son of
General Paez, in Washington, and had an interview
with Secretary Toucey about this matter.
An eminent statesman in the government, speaking of
Senator Hammonds speech said: I" The man who can
make such speech ft to be President"
Now that the Indian the Pacific is finished and
part Of the forces may BIO spared from Utah. Secretary
OF War will turn his attention TO tie ample protection Of
the overland California mail route
There is report here that Mr.. VIM F. Rtchie of Rich
mond is 10 succeed John NJ Daniel at Turin The state
ment Of the tender Of that mission General Ward Of
Georgia, and its acceptance by him, is credited He
goes to China 1t is not to be denied that certain nlu
known 10 be at work 10 retain Daniel in order
that Richie may be kept out being understood that he
TO receive tho appointment when vacancy occurred
The tendency Of affairs in Virginia now 60 10 show that
the administration win receive hearty support in the
future and that Lccompton viii be entirely forgotten
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-15

coo Doyen scotch Wool sesrfs, 30 cents;
English scas sod pins Ard rs,s ties re.s a. wholesale
prices. WARD, xS broadway w STAIRS
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To Restore vitality.
J. SThFFORD'S tRos AND SULPHUR PownsRs.
HsIacksge, at $40 Broadway, next e. Hospital
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Shirts Made 60 Order, Fall and Winter HO-
aery gloves merino and ~ooan under garaens at Full
LER1ONS. SOL Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-15

CCHSApPS AT LOW PRICES.
~ WOLVES StHTEDAM AROMATIC SCHkAPPS.
Hotel keepers. bsrroOms private families
ply tbeUaeivs. with Wolie's ocnuiue scliedam Aromsr
SChnalls less price than the Holland ssd
h. this market exclusive OF bottles boz and boinG.
The subscriber has hand several thovssnd ppe1 a
Srbnspps which he and imported during The
grsa msrset Of Scbtedsut.
The rnspps hand BY the foreman
Tie dnuirry 10 be Superior " any SchIspp. manus
toged ~ 1ie. uDoi.PHC WOLFE
" Beaver street
from the New York Dsr 18th
8oo1 NEwt-During The Ievulsinn IA nnsnss. lest fau Nv
Wolfe the proprietor 81 the Scaedam Aromat- Schnarpl ha
t sei"s ton OF the whole grain market u Seheda
which cnnhled MIN 10 Manufacture and import
san. pipes many per cen below former u-v
s0erng his mportcns u hoe Keepers families &c, nj
LEES price han the common Holland gin soi a. Ia tho
market Here Ia Al excellent opportunity Afforded 70 al W
ia a superior article of fiquor.
Prom he New yosk Aha
ScsDsH Sem AfrsWoife the celebrated proprietor
npcrr 81 the genuine Schedam schnspps the
manufactured by taxing antsge ~ tho market
g he panic last year IL ensbl.d 10 supply de-lers
snaies b the schnapps Ia MI their purity ercecrc
prices less than Other de ser supply the ordinary NoW
The those who Wolfc's incoup srSbls
schnapps 70 Lay IN their Supplies
Prom the New FORK Sunday Tinrsl
rHs LAs- PasrcThe truth OF the adage "s III wind
TINT bows any goOt mai sirsi1aiy apparent
The results Of the II last fi not only
viiusls bat the public generally
NJ from H. II enabled thoss who hal IN. secure
peculiar advantages IN the IL Mr. Wolfe who dur4
schedsm and enabled manufsclarv scA
por several thousand ~ schnappa
bic circumstance that he 10 wind" ~ the panic has cetAu,y
dOne him some good.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-15

Ladies', ~ Sensible, WIFI Procarc = Pair Of
CAETRELL6 Edes' thick sole fall boots l3yroadway.
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SIN6ERs sEwIN0 MACHINES.
hne- rs. bropxn, customers Thorsh iSs prscs
Nov y The time % buy. IN SINGER 1 90,
rI,o LEAsE-FoR a TERM oF YEARS
de.nsby situated on PRS, avenue, Thirty sr.i and Ths,y
an fence .ad BRICK ofnce. Apply % JACOB vAsDER
PoEi. No 100 Madison avenue
no TIE IAprrS-PMrIEs, BrOrcHEs SPOTS on
oudr 1 Vnsn o%s" or nv pss n se. ,ss o
ps.oa msss. .oh sad Whit Without he 1nGg. Effects q
ian, oLapp-d hands and ps prevented ey y. sod ~
Dspo, % Coliisodt street
WATCHES AND JEgE,RY
GEoneE O. ALLEN, No. Il wan street, viii
NO. as BROADWAY
one door below Canal srres.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLES
Also SILVER MD PLATED HAEEs, AZ.
WAITS SERvoUa ANTIDoTE ANNTHTLATEs NYtI-
w ragis. hyroch0ndrs, rhsuInasIn indigestion. i1cpi
asfyoas hc'seS der,arn 'rrca. sisss a. most az
hnsn Affections exhlsraiing lnssrtneousy with
''' '' W. ''''sAe5 JOIN piss ', 20. TO- Nassau
&C RxcEtLEyr Pr.or ovERcoArs
- - a.., " --- : : --.o- 800
d. EXtEtLEar PifnT oyERCoArs
80 ~ ~ We. ~ anl - riLton s.ree<
GO KxCEMEST PILOT oyEHcoars,
10 Al EVANS, GO AL - Fuaoa street
GO EXCELLENT PIrOT ovERCoArs.
- AZ 6NANs', % ani 81 uFon street
Z > ENCElIENI Plot ovERco,rs.
- a. EVANS, 60 and - Ful,on stree,
CO EXCELLsNT PILOT oyEGco,rs
30 MEyANs. 81 All - Fulon street
GO EXCELLENT PILOT ovrRcoATs
ITO MhvAkS. g. mi 81 Pnlton sire.S
Go gxcsfLENT PIlor oygRcosTs
90 MEyANs, y aae - Faaoa s,ree-
O. EXCELLENT PILOT oyEEcoATs; r.,.,, ,u.,,
10 MFyANs' 20 aife Ial,oa street
C. EXCELLENT ruoI oTE ss ,rs vu,,.
SlU AtFyANs. % AID 8 ra..oa s.res.
o.10 ffNE HEAVY BLACK CLOTH ovERcoATs
SIU AEyANs' ~ aud y sullon street
tro VINE HEAVY BLACK cLorH oyFRcoArs.
gu MEyANs,, Go AMI 8 ra,oa street,
c,Jo FfYr HEAVY BLACK CLOTH ovERcoArs.
CIV MEyANs.. - ani IS tal.oa s.Iees
Elm riSE HEAVY gLAck cLoTII oyFgcoArs
GU AZ EsASs.. o. ans g Falion ssree.
G10 FINE HEAVY BLACK ctorH ovEscoArs
CIU Al EVANS, ~ sai - Felsoa s,ress-
cJn PINE HEAVY BLACK cIOTu ovERcoirs
CIV At EVANS, se aaa g fah,a s.rs-s -.
SJO FINE HEAVY BLACK CLorH oyERcoArs
clV At EVANS &C asa g. Fii,ca s.res<
GIN FINE HEAVY BLACK rrOrH oyERcoArs.
GU SWANS. 70 sad g Fal'cn street
G1l FINE HEAVY BLACK ctoTH oysRc".rs
CIV q kyANs' % I'd . E1.-oe .---
DUU sssUTwuL FRwCu eEtvze PANTS.
purh SO
selling tor rs, . -
IS and 63 Faton stress
a, An sfsgvPe NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINES 80
.~,DU. reliable sewing machine Tor family p,rposS =
price bearing the prcss ~ e names q ne most SUI
cessni n the word has long bser wAsse
&c" 40" o ~d ''''''' NJ ~ 4 1 sIs scs 200,
Hr faasAG. NgW hNG.
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Salse, Silver Platcr.--OId Ware RcplGtesi
or gilt equal 10 new, al 1874 Fulton street
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j. r. STAFFORD'S laos AND SCLP8uR PowDses
~ package. al $40 Rroadwa, next 70 Hospital
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Cristedorc's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tcupecs--
The world wholesale and rea and tbs dye prya
.ely applied. nj Nc. As,or House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-15

JIEdExAN CLARK a co.'s GENUINE COD Liver
oil for consumption scroulR &c. Wsrran,ed pure ard
prepared iron fresh lyers. by HEdKAAN Co., 1885, rs i
nd
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is THERE NCTEINa1N THE WORLD
l But magnetic savoi Nothing equal 70 10 those whom
has snatrhed from DEATH Nothing Ieq. b. H. For sale
DIR H. SMITH 1922 Causl street. Chu-cn anu 81 g. a.
Wells Co lis Franklin stIeet.
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ADD. WEBSTER d co.
| IL nsatc Iuat. Webster 4 COD
TIGHT STICH SEWING MACHINE.
For al manufacturing and family preferable 10
\ say other machine. No 469 Broadway.
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At Dempsey d FarQts', COS Broadway,
fashionable wedding visiting cards ddng ouery.
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To Hsnrtfy The Bifs.sI.

10 Cent Camerasypes, Camco-Anahrotyres--
City een dollar sry dollar Photog rphsagh and
low by HOLMES, 10 Broadway.
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CcBYApps AT Low PRICES

| NEW MEDICAL woRK-BY A CELEBRATED PARLs
~ hnd London ph, stefan pages with pses Price ~.
| Sold and mailed BY J. W. JUDD x2 Broadway NY
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NY Williamson. Brothcrs.-faifc-issseP sv0sa-
graphs from The poosi dssuereoypes eaneoypes "a oval
velvet cases, oehets, AZ
10 Cent Carnerasypes, Camco-AnsrotypeS-
Fifty eenl dollar srty dollar Photogr and
low arr by HOLMES. 10 rrcidway.
To Purify thu B,oad.
J. r. sTAFFoRD'S laos AND ScLPBuR Powosea
y package. Al 80 broadway, next 70 Hospital
TO Restore vitality.
r sTAfFoRD's inos AND suLrnur Pow"sRs
$is package, at $40 Broadway. mex, & Hospital
For All Nervous Diseases.
y Z sTAFF sE lsos AND scLr 1, r9sOsas
d package at $40 broadway, next TO Hospital
-----
A New Lot of Mcssregor and Victoria
plaid cashmere ''' scarf pFs Az e "s soef
Shirts Made 60 Order, Fall and Winter Ho-
a!ay gloves merino and ~oolan under gsrnents at Full
LER1oN's. Sol Broadway.
Sause, Silver Platcr.--Oid Ware RcplGtcd
gilt, equal TO new, a, 1874 Fulton street
boots which Boots.-The Largest Assort-
men, the city Of every deserpuon for ladies' gents boys
SiS Broadway, and iso Fulton street,
The Druggists CIrc uIar and Chemical en-
ZET has circulation IN the United States Ca
noS nr 1,cgn e3unties ana ~ nerei"te une.aaed =;
be sent the office No 10 Beekan street, BY the zls OF '
At Dempsey q Eare1s', COS Broadway,
fashionable wedding and visiting cards and uonery
Cristedoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs--
The best IN the world, Wholesale and retail,
tey applied. nj Nc. Astor House
Lssliea, ~ Sensible, WIFI Procarc = Pair Of
CAErRELL6 ladies thick sole fAu boots sl3Broadwsy.
Cr1stadOro's Hnir Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
the best in the woridwholesas and retail the dye pr
vately applied. No As,or House.
Queru's Cod Liver Oh Jelly can he Taken
without taste Of the Oil Oice 1886 Fourth PEN
FOLD CLAY co. No Fletcher street. wholesale agents
Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and T0upees.
The beat in the world. all AAde sold applied
at The msnufactory 2S Broadway
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with General Dsshwood or Wheaticigh), wrought
iron father, aud Major Steele (DyotD, 0rceater
q the old style, make up the chief characters
in the play. The plo, Is skc,chy, and hardly
defined enough for analysis Tie author gives to
Potts series OF laughabc situations rather than 70 tn
other percentages number Of connected events. In the
FIRST act We end Tots Icanne TIardnsham money where
with that hero may marry the woman who has rejected
Potts. In the next Potts gets drunk at Belgrayan ball
challenges numerous people to eight ducIs and the cni
lac reforms and marrics Lacy Johnson while Miss Dash
wood becomes the Churchman'S bride Tho characters OF
Potts and Hardingham have been captally drawn and
the ball scene s the most amusing affair of the Kind
have seen for many day. NJ. Broughams drunken
Mcphstophclcs admirably sustained ani in Iudicrous
couiras, with Mr. LISTERS pcrscnaou OF an old Scotch
dowagcr, trick u hurnbug Eastwood rere The part
played by Mr. Broughqm was written for Mr. Robson.
whose style is smooth. quiet and even, while Mr..
Brourhsms s skctchy, onhand and dcmoustratvc TO
dcgtcc was this natural difference alone that prevent
cd Mr. Broughams performance from being perfectly
good. The part is weghty, and the actor seemed
times to fccl Il. Indeed we havenO, Mr. Brouyh,m
play so carefully SO wcu and consceu,ous Coz long
time and he triumphed over a difficult part, writ
ten, as We have said, f0r sn artist whose
dosyncraces quite opposite to hose cf ne author o.
"Pocahontas" 50 Mr. nrcughams change grsfn the Sc
rious TO the comic side the character not qrc and
subtle the words would 10 denote, still very
well done, and Mr.. Brougham may coun, Peter Potts
among his best successes. Mr.. Lester looked like a
Guardsman having the uniform by those agreeable
young mon hut failed TO express that hard nsocor u
the class the author represents Tho others cooi IN
small way, and NJ. Floyd, who played cccsney btr.
bcr made capital thing Of his cads. Tho ladies don't
amount TO row u pms. Mrs. oey seemed the picture
Of resignation, however and Miss Cannon very mueh
like Miss Cannon. Altogether, the play, though smelling
too strongly Of Cockagne to be thoroughly understood
exceedingly amusing, and will have a long run. II Is on
nounced for this evening" with Mr. Hopkins clever farce,
The Lady Of the Bcdchamber."
AZ Nlbo's Garden, the present week closes The engage
mcnt Of Miss Agnes Robertson and Mr. Bourccaut "The
Life Of Actress Is to be played this evening aud Mss
Robertson viii give the receipts to the Mount Vernon
Fund. On Tuesday Mr.. Moore, the popular stage
agcr takes his benefit when Scnoa Soto will appear.
on Wednesday Mr.. A. H. davenport, a prime tavor,e
with the nblc takes farewell benefit, before going
New Orleans, where he is engaged Cor the winter On
Thursday afternoon Jessie Brown will be played for
the last time and Friday everybody will be glad 70
sst at the adiar Of Mss Robertson whose pfescu,
uaeemcnt has been u sixty six nights, and who j.
charming enough 70 pay SIX hundred times more with
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NY Wills rssor. observation-disclosures psTosa-
graphs from the poos dsguerecypes Cameoty "a Oval
velvet ockfts. Ag.
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boots which BOOts.-The Largest AssOrt-
ment in the city, of every description ladies' gents boys
and children; waterproof bao and oyershoes al BROOKS
6I5 broadway and 100 Fulton street
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The Druggists Circular and Chemical en-
ZErrE has circulation IN the United States
NADIA and foreign countries and s therefore, uneauaied
advertising medium for the trade Advertisements shout
be sent to the office So 20 Hickman street. by the 2ls OF III
month
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CIN6ERE SEWING MACHINES
- The Reduction the price 81 hssp indispensable
Cbn.s hiss brought rush a I'll pe1c ~
have down the machines
Nov "a the time " buy. l. NJ SINGER 90.
Al Brostw1y New York.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-30
SEWING MACHINES.
NEW SEWING MACHINE- :
BY
GROWER rRs BAKER.

THE GROVER 4 BAKER S. NJ. co. are now prepared
to introduce their NEW SEWING MACHINE having OBJ.
tanned five Patents same under dates Of October Cd and
9th
This Machine is entirely new apd makes aLOCK STITCH
THAT is LOCKED, Its construction acknowledged to be
the most simple any Machine introduced and the WON
DER AND ADMIRATION Of all who have ezaminedit
The NEW MACHINE is offered for sale alta
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES!
R-From the very hserpg manner in which Machines
have been received by the pubc-resup the sale of
wards of TWENTY THOUSAND we are led to believe that
endeayors to manufacture RELIABLE Machine have
been appreciated We take this opportunity remark that
this policy will be unchanged and that every Machine sold
shall not hesitate to warrant in every respect.
GROVER Il BAKER $. NJ. co.,
SOUTHERN DEPOT
No. Il CAMP STREET,
New Orleans
aB- All orders should be addressed to wM L. CUSHING
Agent of the Company
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-30

Opinions of the American Press.
Grover K Bakers is the best .tAmsrcnn Agreuturist.
To all of which the Tribune says, Amen.
New York Tribune,
tits all that it claims to be. tew York independent
It finishes its work-others do not Iome Journal.
We give it the preference tAmerican Baptist.
Adapted for woolens, linen CT cotton
tAmeriasn Medtanl Monthly.
We like Grover & Bakers best Cladies' Wreath.
&c Which is besEeo Grover & Baksr's.
lNew York Dispatch.
Superior to all others. New York Mercury.
We have no hesitation in recommending IT,
New York Express.
1t requires no re-spooling. New York Eyrmgelist.
For family use they are uurivaIed. ...
.-. (New York Daily News.
They sew seam that will rip. New York Courier.
It performs nobly and ezpeditiously.
CSew York Examiner.
Remarkable for heeasticity ofseam, police Gazette.
Well adapted 10 ali kinds Of family sewing.
New York Observer.
Best adapted for fauilyuse tNew York Day Book,
We do not hesute to recommend it.
tSew York Chronicle.
1t sews strongly and does not rip. Gdse illustrated.
The prince of inventions. protestant Churchmau.
Its womau'5 best friend New York Weekly News.
We give cur preference to Grover Baker. student.
The most blessed invention OF modern times.
CIobeF, Magazine.
It makes pleasure Of toll tSew York Evening Pest
The fayorite for family use. brooklyn Star.
We highly appreciate their value. american Missionary
It's great merit is in Its peculiar stitch Family Circle
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-30
FOR TIL E LAD IE s
RIDING gaATS

They have
RXD1NGt EgATS
In the following variety
EMPRESS ErGENIA BEAVER, with Magnificent ostriclI
Plumes
Rich B@ck and colored HATS. with Pumes 10 suit.
American Eades' HATS. with Eagle Piumee
Besides the above named Goods, taey have aae uao
mcnt Of
UMBRELLAS AND CANES,
OF all Descriptions Of French English American nan
facpre
FINE LEATHER HAT RoxRs.
HAT AND COAT BRUSHES,
And last though not least, a SPLENDID ARTICLE
rURRnD &novHa
And
GA UlN TLET#s,
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Also
RIDING AND HUNTING WHIPS.
LADIES' RIDING WHIPS, with Magnificent Gold Hsa,I
GENTLEIES's RIDING AND HUNTING wH1paritI
Gold Heads aud spleudidy mounted with aue IYorygar4
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-11-30
GROVER y BAKERS
PLANTATION AND FAMILY
Sc WING MACHtNESI

These Machines from two spOols and form Of
equaed strength beauty and elasticity which will rip
even if every stitch is cut
They unquestouabiy THE BEST in market for both
PLANTATION and FAMILY USE and MAKE A LOCK
STITCH THAT IS LOCKEDl ..