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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-12
NEYEH AMID AGUE. FRoM WHICH MANKIND

nMH Nos Isl and II Charities street Nevorlesn.
EEvER AND AGUE, FROM WHICH MANKIND
suffer over large part Of the globe s toe consequence of
s
s and ID hs
the saThs surface and The virus Is taken with through
tho veera and excreue organs body. The
s BE s falls Bo s 9 a aad a s s
%ulsts in the esnaea end produce violent
h ssss 1s ts ne
os Of ha Whole so oos Of s H M
Internal excre,ores to force them to cast out Toe blood
si.v' ss'sG the o# fss
szps iss irritating poison ~, o,5sI
the attempt and wait. for the recovery Of strength
s 9 s e. % S da 1 se n
tional disorder will of undermine the health it
We have abored to find. and have found an antidos,
Ayers Ague Cure,
yhch nenIai1es this poison the blood and stmn
does this alcting disorder with psTfs certainty And
tins Ssss
f. the eek e ss
M"sssd Hsue Periodical Mssdachs Or Bilious
fes!ssehs, Esrssss Sssr1S Hstams psIp.,iops
hs
Shen arising from this cause will be found to assume
canss Of these dersng smen. and cures The disease.
the
hsbed Dc ms # t5sr
ssa @ sneaFS +
safety great 70 'sa s veil
as safer remedy for the whole class of diseases which
sno,hs1 as sa
the public, which is that is cheap as well as good
Prepared by
Dr.. j. G. Aver d Co..,
LOWELL Mass.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
fov itself such for the Of variety
for Ss q Ia
@ As s Sg 1s s
kept the be,tt has BEEN and that may relied
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL PURPOSES or PgRGATIvE MEDICINE,
for the Of Indigeson for Headache the Dys
Fiss sd ans
sn ss M % the sso f.
and s RI @ for Y for the @ Gou
sleed hn'f f '' the 'n'' Neuralgia PURIFYING the
.hom pleasantly being purely vegetable arise
ron PHI as es sns p psaRSe os five boxes
sg 1sn
rs q s ss@o"n and the
Do no. be put Of By dealers ether
as
they should have IT,
AZ. s ss S5i: ii;;
B. A;EEAHNEsT C E5Is FOR
$ e hs IT, IL ssss I'D a4 s
hs 9 e n sSs feet @ s1
planters in this and the adjoining counties have sod
any
ten0n to your valuable remedy ysu gre hs to it,
Of the firm Of Harper 4 Son, Druggists.
sS 81 ~ %
M
from bnsness or exposure friends guaranteed
toe a parts he United States Europe6e many r.
S
newly Remedies. 81 q
ssS SS.3s
ling them for either business society viz
billy Or npo.sney The following are some Of the sd .nd
Weakness of Back and Limbs Pain in the Head Dmnsss
VISION Loss of Muscular Power Palpaon Of Heart Dys
Mentally W. Fearful ssets ths mind Q s
spih Evil Forebodngs Aversion to Society Self
Lsve ef Solitude Timidy Of the evils producec
All afflicted with of the above symphonic should
to call On Dr. James and be at once restored 70 perfect
from the awful and dreadful consequences Of th
terrible mslady.
Weakness Of tho organs Immediately cured and full ygo
restored.
Remember 1.-THE Medical House Of DR.. james," 81 Custom
house street.
and Hours of attendance
from A. M. to P. NJ.
Consultations strictly confidential.
PSRecentcNeeH Of GonorrheA four hours
or no pay. DR.. JAMES,
d. " 81 GustnmhNnsa stree l.
s. D. GRATIAA CO.,
sula ~ Customhouss st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-12
FINE GUNs..."...'.................FIN GUNS
HYDE oDRICH,
Importers,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS,

We have always on head complete stock Of fine WAR
RAkTED Guns and are constantly receiving through oul
European agents Guns comprising all the NEWE II AT
Terms and IMPROVEMENTS. Our long experience and
fsst1sss extending over period q MORE THAN THIRTY
ties for the production Of suited to the wants Of The
market " ~
We prepared to receive dispatch and
accuracy orders for Guns of ANY PRICE the peculiar
views and tastes Of any Individual furnish them AS
IN THE SOUTH
By constant with the gnu buying community Of
the South and West for thirty have been ena
have introduced many improysmsnts peculiarly AMERdGAN
INTO THIS COUNTRYi
Sporting Equipments and Ammunition Of description
RiGes, Pistols Revovers Colts, ALIENS, Tranters
Smith We and Whitneys Repeaters. Sole Agents IN
New Orleans for SHARP'S RIFLES.
Nv" HYDE GOODRICH,
my " Sign Of the "Iolden Pelican" New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-12
Louisiana Intelligence.

The election in Baton Rouge on Wednesday for
Recorder there being less than seven candidates,
resulted in the selection of VIM. Hubbs, Esq. The
following is the vote: VIM Hubbs, 305 Abel Wad-
dill, 256; J. G. Lanone, 202; 8. A. Moore, 80; M.
Moreno, II; j. J. Burk, 8; r. W. Brown, S. No
political nominations were made.
The Iberville Sentinel of Saturday last has the fol-
lowing:
A short trip in the country few days since, ena-
bled us to get sight Of the crops in portion OF tbi.
parish and the parish Of East Baton Rouge, and we
can say, not only from our own observation and
upon our own Judgment. but upon the judgment and
knowledge of one of the Oldest and best planters in this
section who accompanied us, that the appearance of
the cane indicates less than average crop. There
are few Planters he says, who can boast that their
cane is equal to the best anticipatons or wishes for
this time Of the season. Jas. N. Brown, ESQ.,. un.
doubtedy had the hest looking crop the road from
river. We remarked, however, that while the crops
appeared below the average in the low lands, they
were unusually good looking in the high lands.
There can be no doubt that the sugar crop of this
parish will fall far short Of that of last year.
The Clinton Patriot Of Saturday says:
The gin house of Mrs. Hawsey, of this parish was
struck by lightning on Saturday night last, and
taking fire was burned down with its contents some
eight or ten bales of cotton.
The st. Helena Imperial Of Saturday last says:
For the last week the days have been warm and
cloudy the nights cool and pleasant. Cotton is open.
ing very fast and farmers are making considerable
progress in picking 1t out. The pea crops are ex.
cellent and the yield in corn will be larger than was
expected few weeks ago. The health OF our par.
ish continues good. a.s. ....-@.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-12
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
I, n. MOKIsON q co.., WHOLESALE DRUG
01sT, No. IL Magazine street.
Having receseo nsw and extensive stock Of fresh DRUGS
CHEMICALS. PERpUMERY, SURGICAL
PAINTS. OILS, GLASS etc. etc. rsspses.
fully inform AsrchAnts fansrs Pyseia.s that sy no
prepared 70 supply them with Every article n the DRUG linz
hey nay require Al Of the pursst quality, reasonable
prices ~ they eaa b parchAssA H. city, Aoa ts ay4
ees asady ha.d and esing stsrs are ths soli.v~
3oos ssnsss szlphas Qs.ins Trsseh and American:
10 pounds Blue Mass, Ensiish asd American;
~ pounds caiossl English and Anssisaa;
~ ponds Msreuria Ointment;
800 pounds Hsnduras Sazsapazils;
LEO pounds best Turkey Opium;
100 "a. Sui. and Acetate Aerphins
= suaess Otto Rsss;
y casks BAL sods;
100 kegs Sup. O.. Soda:
Nkess Ger. Blue wash;
70 bbls. Circuna, light;
6cases Indigo, Car. and Manila;
10 casks Pot and Pesrash;
80 packages saleratus;
Is bbls. pure Castor Oil;
z6demijohns SPIT. Ntre;
Is bbls Alcohol;
10 bbls. oopperaa;
20 bbls. Epson Salts;
l0bbls. Flour Sulphur;
10 bbls. Roll Sulphur; .-..5- ..
zbales SIENNA, East India and Alexandria;
1000 pounds Gum Arabic, select, Ane and sorts;
3 carboys sulph. Nitric and Muriatic Acid;
Is jars Carb. Ammonia;
Is carboys A. Ammonia:
soopounds Acetic Acid;
le00 pounds Tartsrtc Acid:
100 ozs Tsunic Acid;
20 kegs Pearl Barlye
$50 kegs Turkey Opium;
1000 lbs Arrow Root, Amer;
100 lbs. Arrow Root. Bermuda;
100 lbs. Assafoetida. in cans:
20 lbs Balsan Cspaiba;
Bbbss. Black Lead;
10 bbls. Ginger Root,
10 bbls. Refined Csmphos
80 boxes CASTLE Soap; ...
800 bbls. Cayenne Pepper;
10 gross Copaba Capsules;
acasks Chloride Lime;
100 pounds Chloroforu r. and W.:
10 bbls Cream Tartar.
1850 pounds Ext. Leswesd;
1000 gallon. copsl v.sni.a;
sbbls IVA Ursi;
''S,' 70, Gum 1 .,.rs; ,...,
lebbls. r.pioo.;
sss1.. Scotch snun. in S,das,.;
10 dos. CARROTS Scotch snun;
40 aoo d ea. n.,1..a'. h.eessos s.ua;
700 @ Whit. x.a md Scotch S''h
100 pounds Dover Powders:
1000 assorted Herbs;
10 kegs Refined ssltpeter;
cases s.is'. 1o nssts. ,. superior 'r'o'''
0o.p'i Ani1siAo'i
bbales Hops; ..F
100 pounds Iodide Potash.
soa..-. W.. ~,
." ounees Srlale SILVER;
cases Mama Flake and Sorts;
20 cans Masnesa Cal Enplish.
k,.... u.u,a.,. C.,h
'oso' ''asne7ia' oAo''
III cases Ref. Borax;
z5lbs. OIL Of BergAnnot
ka,b. oil p.n,.rn,nt.
.os ., opp''"'
Wpounds Aniseedi
% pounds OIL Cloves;
x non,ds otI ca5.r.
81. ~. ~ o1o~'
Wpounds oh cuoeos;
3Gpounds OIL Black Pepper;
N nornd, oil A,,,,,d..
" punu1 o ailnona''
gross shoemakers Pasters
% gross Seidltz Powders;
xross coda Povders
.o...c.,
~ gross sugar OF lemonsi
10'gross Yeast Powders
eases Iiuuorice CaIab and s,c1v.
1oo A.. 80 Co., 80 ,. ..s!,
wv ao1- ofea' eoutnern hustasd;
eask Gentian Root;
4 bales Ldouorice Root.
0kegs Tamarinds, fresh;
7cask Bay Rum pure;
~ do, Raw Rur nr~..
' ., p"e'
D cases Pearl Sage;
1000 pounds Madder;
.oo,.. p's,I ,oa'n b.%s .acei
AN los POWDERED cantharldes;
70 ooi'. Eng. Venittan Red;
,k,hi, M,nara, p.,nt.
~ oo's' nA'hooA MIMI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-12

TIGHT ROPE FEAT AT THE GEsEssEE FALLS
The Rochester Democrat Of the lst inst gives the fol-
lowing account of the latest performance Of NJ. De-
Lave:
DeLave appeared at 4 o'clock precisely, having
strapped on his back chair and saver, upon which
were a lot of small cakes which were to serve as bis
lunch HeFmmediately took up his pole and started
ont. When about the center of the chasm, he stop
ped and sat down. Taking the chair from his back,
be adjusted it on the rope, seated himself in it, and
composedy ate up the cakes from the salver, which
lay in bis lap during the operation. Having con.
cluded bis meal he threw overheard his chair and
salver and proceeded to the west side of the river
stopping once twice to lie down. stand on one foot,
etc. After delay Of ten minutes, he started out
again till he got over the brink of the Falls, and
then he carried out bis promise to lower himself down
to the sheet Of water, and dip a draught from the
food. He tied his balance pole to the rope, slid
down and took drink, and then returned to the
rope above with great ease. The rest of the per.
Torrance was Of the usual character Many did not
stay to see the thing through.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-12

A0UH REMKBIEs, sts.
Osgood's Indian Chogogus,
Rewards Tonic Mixture.
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds febrifuge,
Vegetable Febrifugs.
LOZENdES.
1hsFmAn's Cough and Worm
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters,
Locock's Pulmonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Lovett'a WAhpeneor HAir0los
BArry's Tricopherous,
Lyons Katharion,
Boyle,s Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's Hair Invigorator,
Jayne'B Hair Tonic,
Van Dsussn,s Wahpene,
EIondon's Oriental Hair fenic,
HAuel's Eau I.ustrale.
Oldridge's Balm Of Colum biA,
Rsdwsy's Circassian Balm.
PANACEAB.
BwAin's Houck's,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable
LonRlsy's Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SALVES
DAlley'sMagical p ainExtracto
Professor Hollowsy's Ointmen
McAllister's Ail-Healing,
Brooks Magic Salvs, Pryor
Pile,
0rAy's HArrison's SPECIFIC,
Trask's Magnetic, Judkin's
Loudsn's All Healing, Russia
OILS.
Rushton's Cod Liver OIL,
XcNair's Acoustic, Scarpa'e d,
Britlsh. HarlRen.
BITTERS.
HoNAt's Phonix, Blake's Arc
matte,
Hibbard's Wild Cherry,
WOLFE'S AROMATIC
~ Druggists and Nercha
articles contained In the above
vantage by calling or sending
Be found the mostextensive as
MEDICINES In the United
Please address. J.
pS4k Nos, Isl and
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A TICLE VII.

shall lawful this Board the eroHts of the
Company bonds and mortgages unincumbered and i'm
real in the city Of New Orleans
exceeding half Of the profits aforesaid every
the property shall be worth twice the loaned thereon
also invest the profits of the stocks
created BY under the laws Of the United States Of this
stocks security in not exceeding threeourhs Of
the par value of the same
The Company hold real estate exceed
ing Of nett profits though it may be lawful for the
Board TO purchase In addition property which
morgaged said Company forced sale of same
in opinion may be Of advantage the Company.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-12

VINEGAR-6o bbs fine French in and for sale by
s. D. GRATIAA 4 CO.,
auls ~ Customhouss St.
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INSURANCE.
CHARTER AND

CHARTER AND
ACT OF INCORPORATION
OF tho
New Orleans Mutual Insurance Company.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA-STATE OF LOUISE.
ANA-CITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-12

VEhMlFU01ds
Wlnsrss Canadian,
SWANS,
Psfry's Dead Shot, ,
Jayne's Toais,
Kerl's,
b. A, Fahnsssoek's,
BALSAM and COUGH 1RN
EDIES,
WistAr'sBalsAn ofWnAO hsRI
Hastings NapthA,
@hsnAn's Balsa9,
HuehaA's Hungarian,
DAvis's Wild Ohsrry and Tar,
Bohenck's Fulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
1Axtholomsw's Rxpectorant,
Halls Balsam,
6wsym's Syrup Of WildOhsfry
Ayers Cherry PectSrAl,
fsyley's BKlshm IAvorwort,
JAyne's ExpSctornnt,
Wfner's Elecampaine,
Rogers' Livsrwort and Tsr,
Mrs.. GARDENERS Iiverwort,
6tadlsr's Cherry Expeotorant,
Ltndon's Indian do,
DR.. Roses do,
4cLeAn'sStrength Oordia
SARSAPARJLLA0.
Dr.. John Bulls, @
.. r. Townssnd's,
Sandals,
Old jacob Townsend's
Oarpenter's,
Wyncoop's,
Shakers,
0raskenberE's
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-12

Every person who shall hereafter with this Company
and continue be insured and every person holding his
in the Of his frm certificate of the
pany discharged by payment Of leses shall be deemed
proxy all elections Each certificate of the undis-
charged the payment of losses shall enle the
additional dollars same until
the Of the certificate shall reach Thousand dollars
ona until the amount of the certificate shall
doars when each thousand dollars shall be en-
titled additional vote provided that all the certificates
aforesaid ng the holder thereof vote
been transferred for shorter period than six months prior
sale
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-12

OLD PEACH 8RANDY-so bbls. in store aud 70
~ sale BY s. JONES It 70,
3ezo 81 Gragier street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-12

ARTICLE
corporate of the Company shall be exercised
by Of and other officers clerks as
they appoint This shall persons
tembe in each such be designated by
Board the city New Orleans of which election shall
Newspapers published city of New Orleans. The Board
shall appoint three Of the members Of the corporation Inspect
attend the President appoint
FIJI such vacancies The Board thus elected take their
the last Monday of October next ensuing and hold
the year herefrom until others qualified
For the rst year Company goes operation the
following subscribers shall form the Board Directors
HIM. WRIGHT,
-~- 81 SASS .,ss, ; -.
4. R ROO
Ii u MILhAUboN.
g. sARATIER,
J.TUiEs,
Whose Of service shall expire the last Monday OF Oc
tobe the ensuing In elections those receiving
plurality OF Vo sha Dc CONSIDERED duly elected in the
IF election taking place the day aforesaid the
President shall eleson to take place within
thereafter and gi.e notice of the by
The Board Of Directors shall, at their meeting elect
President annually who SHALL selected among
selves be exocio member of the Board He shall hold
his office until his successor is elected
The President shall preside at all meetings Of the Board and
at all meetings of the members Of the Company and h-
all policies The Board shall fix the compensa ion of
They shall the profits the Company time
hereinafter provided for They shall have power adopt
the and of the company being
Act the laws o. the State OF
they shall have do all acts an to gu.
occur In the Board or Presidency.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22

o'csocs from h. late residence No. % City HaI Of ,
Hog remains VIII be 10 Eleventh street Cemstery
oorr. only coac Of Noah ,. and amelia Mason, aged
| year usd months.
tend the funeral tom the res,descs Of Albert Mason No
o. tke street, this raesday) moras' ~ nan past ten
MonRrs-On Sunday evening March 20, rxwIs H. NOR
MS formerly c. Newburypor Mass.
Tee reiatvts ani friends u the family respectfully
Invee q anc me funeral from No iso Eass Eighteenth
sheet, mi IuesdsJ) morning, az eioven ocioeN-
Bosioo and Ne~bsry port papers please copy
nooT.nL Or Monasy, March II, aftsr lingering H.
ness. CA1n'isEi Daughter OF r. McQusde, formerly OF
hcesiee, county fermanagh Ireland, aged 70 years
Inc uiehas Oh The fsIs arc respectfully invited 10 at
Canal street. on Wednesday at one O'clock
OCosNkl--.on Monday, March 81, MARY O'CossErL,
daughter Of Daniel and Catherine OConne aged
year. fmonth enc days.
The funeral viii take place from No. % Eenry street. at
two O'Clock This Tuesday, aitersoon.
fsNRY or,y son OF Jchn and Msrssrct sseliing. aged
year, months aId II days.
the friends and relatives Of tho family the members Of
United Hothers Lodge No. $3.50 and Roand Lodge No. TO-
are respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from his
istners residence No 100 Btoome street, or Gin
ton street, TINS (Iuesday) Afternoon, at two O'Clock
srsAros Al Hudson, N. ", on Saturday, March 10,
jane l. S1EAlTos Of The arm Of Smith straiton Of this
CITY, IN tne teth year Of his age.
the relatives friends Of the family are invited to at
tcno TIE funeral, from his late residence, in Hudson
wednesday afternoon at two O'clock without further
TSHEIL-on Monday, March 81, RoBxnr TYnn1, aon Of
John and the late Ann Tyrel.
The friends OF his grandfather and the members of Mo-
hawk Hose Company No 3d. arc respectfully invited TO
stteno the funeral from his late rosence $50
A. at two O'Clock this tuesday afternoon
Dublin papers please copy
UspkFnL -On Monday, March 81, FLEA j. wife OF
Theodore unneIh and only daughter Of Richard and
Arna Rhooes, in the 10th year Of her ago
The relatives and frcncs Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Wednesday afternoon
at TWO O'Clock from the residence Of her husband at
Railway New Jersey.
WkGM.-Suddenly, on Monday morning, March 81,
AReE1TA, vile Of Erastus z. Wright OF this city
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from late residence, No
80 Ninth street, his tuesday Afternoon at O'Clock
without further Invitation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22

Canadian was steady at quotations., while sales were
limited Southern flour was without change Of moment,
while the sales embraced about geo bbs closing with
IN tho range OF the above quotations Rye flour and
meal were unchanged. Wheat firm ana In fair de-
mand with saes OF about 20 geo bushels including good
white Western at 81 81 81 Is mixed do at 81 So red
81 So Corn less buoyant, while the sales embraced
about Is GOO bushels including Jersey and Southern vel
low at $50. 90c. Western mixed at $50. S91sc.
Rye continued 10 DO firmly held, with small sales Y6c.
Barley was in fair demand With sales at 1c Soc for
State and at Gle. 621a for Western and Canadian.
COFFEE was firmly held, but sales limited. 175
bags Maracabo made at ii &c. 13kc zoo do La
guyana al p t., and l60 bags Java at 14a4c a l6c.
CO1TON.-ihe market WAS firm and active, especially
for transit lots The sales embraced about 5000 bales
at II sc for mddng, New Orleans at II &c, with freight
1T 15o2d On the spot the market lrm the basis
Of 1870 for middling uplands.
FREGHrs TO Liverpool 100 bales Of cotton
gagged at 16d, 80 tens clover aud timothy seed per
30s 800 boxes cheese by steamer at BIS 3d.
l75 terces beef at 3s rs boxes bacon 15s, and 76
tsrces at To London, ii tierces rice at 20s
800 bugs sapere at 25s To Glasgow 100 terces beef
and TO Galway, by steamer, 5000 los wax engaged
at SOS.
PRovsoNs Pork heavy and easier, while the sales
footed up about 900 bbs, including mess 1t SIS Is
SIS old do. at SIT u.s. clear at S2l and primo
at $,3 10 $l3 1879, and thin moss ut SAT SIT l2X
Beef good supply and steady, with Gales Of about
600 600 bbs, including country prime at SO 70 a$7 81
mess DO. al S. 50 50 62M repackcd mess at 81 80
Sill %, and extra do. at $l2 So SO bbs Texas prime
mess were sold at SIS So Beef hams were sold TO tho
extent of Is bbs. at STA &c. Lard was steady,
with sails Of about SEQ bbls at II l2c., and small
lots at l24c.
SuoARs-The market was more active, while prices
sustained The sales embraced about 400 hhds,
psSt at CSC 7c and 14l hhds renning grades Porto
Rico, at exc; ana 900 bags Pernambuco at 71sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22
MARITIME INTELLIGENCR.


Port OF New York, March al, 1850.
CLEARED.
s,eamsho Star Of the West Gray AspInwallN Roberts
Ship Finland, Jones, ApslachlcoIa-B Richards.
Bk sssSa rS Ssw E
BARK Grant, Swain, Rcamond-C II Pierson.
Brig Isabel Beurmann, Tanss, Port Prince-Delsled,
Big 6hsstesin, Handy, ccDfusgos- Thompson Hunter
B T
Brig Australia Myie, Til9ingtonv =. Metcalf Duncan
sa%Ss
schr Phillips Aonrt Georgetown, sc-BrOwn, Deaoaset
sssr P1Ge %sa T N@ss6s Ne Sp Murray
Peln
schr Alice, Howell, Norfolk-sturgcs Chairman.
scbr Carlton Jayne, Oycrton, Baimore-Malier, Lord
Sf ss.n s,,Su McKee,
schr Jefferson, Els, New naysn.Mas,er.
Steamer K Ksssa So4 nsS rssssa
ARRIVED.
days With fruit to Chamberlain Phelps March lat Is IS
Ion 3 H. spoke schr Gloria del Dos from Barcelona for ha
seamshp Flerid, Croweu Savannah, with ndse and pas
'' ss%msSp Columbia. Berry. Charleston % hours with md.s
a, np 6 sN yns TsyoI
steamship Roanoke. Skinner Ro, =. s a. Urn aa:s
saw bark asnofs sapPosea to BE- Ore
:s%s jan
to isf% co%xe sH Co. inst y NJ inside q
oRs ssG and
ssp %eSf 70 of Dennis Hedge calcu. So days. with
bark Il Gnson of New HAVEN, Maxwell, NaJaguez 10th
ma Bark S'n Edwin of Poran ohn oardenas 10th
ni B w' Rn of gs Gilmore Cdenas 10th inst with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22
suec,sl Bargains Ia Ladies' Underwear and

Children Cohing DENNIS Bazaar, o3 Observation-Disclosures
lust for y cent under cost of material manu-
facture large and varied assortment OF ladies underwear
vic ar ecia attention the low prices affixed 10 them The
prices OF large siular ARTICLES previously
band have MARI ed down 10 pond with the
above the Whole will DO found inspection to be the
cheap fabrics OF the kind ever offered IN this market
GENIN'S BAZAAR, bu7 and 5l3 Broadway
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5oxio3 $40 600
houses lots l62 and 164 W. 18th ST. 40x5l. $3.50
aSxs5 5000
lot W. s. Broadway $40 g. from 6Sth st., 2sxl30. 1850
lot n s. Both st 207 IT, W. 7th av., "a 6x9S9.. $500
House and lots $50 ST. 800 r. ". 9th av., 25xlO2. 800
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General SpVing Opening,
AT aEElN'S BAZAAR,
PARIS NEGLECTED. III New York.
On Thursday the 2ith inst magnificent suit OF SHOW
prsed In this popular aud iasnonsoe outltlg
estabiishent aoes' nies will present
apie OF loeign and home manufactured aorcs
In each OF the TWENTY DEPhkfMEclS included IN Its
On The same cay, the SPRING SEASON will be inaugu.
GENIN's HAT STORE,
Jp7 broaaway.
with than thirty styles OF dress and soft hate caps
dc. Ike four ,ituug the bazaar communicate
Wv" GENiS's BAZAAR AND HAT STORE,
o.3 and 0n7 Broadway.
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Gurncy's New Photographic and Fine Art
gallery 7V Broadway. Photographs daguerreoypes mnia
1ures In oil, and ivOrytypes
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HAINEs-JAcKsoy Saturday, March 10, by the Rev.
Dr. Taylor, at the residence OF the BRIDES brother, in
South Bergen, N. j. BENJAMIN HANns Jr Of Jersey City,
10 MARTHA fourth daughter Of John Jackson Esq, Of
Spring Vale, Middleton, England
LESAu-vAN voRsr.-On Thursday, March II, at South
BEND, Indiana, by the Rev. William Tneo. Van Doren,
MICHAEL IENAU, Of Jersey City, to SARAH F. VAN VoRsr Of
Indiana.