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ecssS In vain. Everyth ne ose for vst a,~nNs'd
ps,h s,ock After Sto,k mas been hammerc. doan--A
seners ,u,eoeow what app to aais atrinsic ys'na
Nor ia there nov thing on the norz,n whioo o,drs
immediate change II nier, ho~sv-r, from ihs tast
the pcseLs depression depreciation OF rat
way property win iest forever evidently al eroueo"
IL vss 1885, TO believe tia. way stocks would
never fail 30 their true value
The Leading eveot Of tue week in the raro.d world
been t~ succsfu application OF the ustees Of the fourth
spo Gnn mortgages on the Erie Rsrosd for receiver for
that property Tue application made, IL ia under
ssocd The interest OF ihs pany itself against -hoh
heavy judgments bad lately beer ssued in the COUNTIES
aorg The line Of the road. Har hose Judgements been
pressed execution In the present depressed condition Of
railway property evident that sacrifices would
have fallen upon the stock holders and uneecured bond
holders OF the road The appointment Of receiver will
protect the property for the present. ana delay
enough 10 afford the stock and bond holders opportunity
aacertaping whether II Is for their under
take organization OF the property. This
YES the principal object which the applicants
for receiver had in Wow they may be sup
posed 10 have likewise desired TO anticipate the October
election by eec'Dg change IN the naturalization Of the
Ibe salary Of the President has been redu sd
to %, 90, and bis resignation 10 shortly expected
No receiver has yet been appointed Various name
have been mentioned by persons interested In hs property
We presume that would be for the Interest Of psrtss
to have receiver selected who should be obnoxious
to criticism on the ground Of real supposed participation
the sad msmanasement which has brought the comDa
to w present condition. Fla should eIperienss
railroad man, and whose character would DO I.
guarantee for faithful administration.
The appointment Of receiver should, according 20
law, DO followed At no distant day by q d'sposa
Of the property under the mortgages But, tn
this case, We presume, delay would be afforded
ell by tie courts ny the creditors n enable ell
parties in interest TO protect their rsbss ar possible
It clearly for Of s,o;shoasrs unse
cured bondholders that the fosl Of PROPERTY
should BIZ postponed ong porsibe Il VIII % n
essy matter to adjust the respective rsos o. ali parts
interest The Of 1858, ~h,cn vas published 10 shs
herald weeks sncc, entities shs stockholders
intervene in the y under foreclosure ava
ella their proportion Of ths properly ~ paying sqas
proportion OF its cost Il remsus 70 be th,s
law will work ia practice. 90 The face Of it, it voo.t
plsce stockholders in u advantageous p,sl
ZION thar unsecured ere I.ors
rbe position Of the company 1t the present simsn u
piief AZ fuQWa:--
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POSTAL DIRECTORY

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a. TouN"
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Lsse CITY leaves Ct Joseph every SATURDAY al
saE Nss.ess tou,s ne '-srteS 'y'verlsze
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nj Nassau =.
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from Boston, ciose here Tuesta.
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Tn. Ccc,,,,,.o OF Venezuela.

PRosrrss or sFvoLUTloN IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
foBBEss LAUNDERING TuH COcsTaY CASTRO IN
RAD KEprrE--rHE GOVERNMENT ON Tns SIDE OF
TnB KEsELs.
BY the arrival from Puerto Cae.llo of at Bali
MORE received setsers and papers from that city
10 the 18th OF last morh From letter wh,ch has
hand learn that the situation OF that place
trsmey critical 10 honor to society, and TO all tho
lovers Of morality snd order. After descrbns the nature
Of the ostbreshs correspondent says:-Increasug
numbers Of rebels and outlawed pssple were n
vsdng the towns and inhab,ed place, perpe,ratDg
the greassst and committing ssssns,ors,
iobberes and al Of crimes. Tue people ootv
had rsen to protect themselves ogius. their ferocois
enemies, and have demanded the aid and protection Of
heir government; but the government has replied by
issuing pardon to the crminsls and Offering indemnity
the villains Who have the psope much injury
IN nang themselves against those who. uude' IN
Of Zsmos Sotllo snd tire Suevara have o.
hecoms OF your hero,sm venexuep wberc is the pair
sm OF YOUR sopsf where are yoIr nstitutioueS All
have been runed-desroyed. Throughout your beautiful
glorious country there s nothing bat RUN aDo
deeos,op weeping and ts'iou, the prescription AMI
emigration OF all the most select OF your society The oen
almost refuses truce these lines which duty commands
us 10 make the whole worlo suo u spsak the
naked truth without respect TO the opinions or tue orpa
mer language OF the orator.
wnst can ,bere be sa,d OF q government which aids
the most horrible enemies OF the country, which
CONFESSED ire ,pss 81 Pue c.heo. Of me vsry mes
who should least bsnisbed forever country
What cnuctures can be formed Of this faction poS
ing var OF cas'es and animated by such ferocity,
cas're themselves opon toe people eutnr vengeance
ano to commit all soft Of crimes which par
conedP IL mvst. unfortunately, out without
fahry, be said that the government the
supporter OF this faction, and that Senior Julian
Castro, one Of The satellites Of Monsass, is tho
principal nhief OF these rehelnous n the people
DO Dot unite together at once sod raise ed form
ospoe snP cvertnro- this government. TO
order 5cb the foundation Of eli society then mus
We say, Farewell Venezuela farewell, pair 'otsml
we' my country for you have beeo c,nver ted the
peet Of horde n savage AfricaDs and your
now be biosted out Of the scroll OF civilized
VENEZUELAN
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IA EMO, uo.t excellent health, only two ~ the s'cx list
tn day ,,..,, A..s.. -, -. *.
Of sprIl'-vsr vttses. s; otoeIs, AZ rc'a, b
N.,,x All ire shipping port will take large quantities
~ whs.t -hch q very p'snty and low. snip msster
rsrrmsd me tb.t a go cf tho same w'' ns, very
h.nosnu,. profit 81 ShSsghae. An Elelsn bark from
Macao M tsrharsipg wood, snd will iosd with wheat
Nsgos.ki in nve yeare VIII take the palm OF hong
Korr Every European have shore Ia deushtsd
vhh the Mace
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Southern flour sresdy for the medium and urper
grooes, while common qualities esser add prices N
regular. The sales embraced 500 q 900 bbls clos,uc
wnnD the renge OF the above quotations. Rye our ana
corn meal were dull and sales limited. Wheat was heavv
and lower, with Gales OF about 00O bushels pcuding
new REQ Southern at 81 25 81 IS, new white do NJ
40 81 &c. inferior mixed Kentucky at 81 3d. and old
conDnet 10 about 10 coo II COO bushels incudlp0 West
eiD mixed At tic a7sc, and 7ec sc for round ysllo
rye was ID iar demand with eses 500 busbes Al TIC
70 store Barley mat was 1rm al co.. e5c Osts were
m win sales Of Canadian at ssc. acc and Of State al
aotrEs vas quiet and the sales limited while quotations
Co11eN was quiet and sales limited to 200 400 bales
we omit duotatons 10 full for the present. observing
however, t's tho Few sales reported indicated dull mar
ket 90 NE bssn OF l2hc for mddiog upIands This ID
ufray the part Of the cotton year. includes
,De ast NOR I'd o. 'ne season. when stocks light and
mspy dealers are a. cent from the cry
fhIeaiIs-r raec for English ports were decidedly
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REsTAURANTs.


closed until the first of septeber in consequence Of
from l0s 03 forsyth street between sroome and
Wsoos JQ6APH SILVA, Psoprietor.
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ARRIVED

ARRIVED
ss
psssed ship Coiooo Of EYork, from Liverpool Ter Charles
steamship !hoe Swami, Ramssy Baltimore ard noriolh-H
ship west foxt Allen Liverpool June q With mdss and
80 ersse p.ssenesIa 70 Chss Csrow July l.t a ~
.psie sIs Hssl.nS 'f rom @
,ssss' s''s %
~ 1 o. 10 % a % % soS sSa ns sP s.
nh s sss s ss 4 The @ took
Ship Queen CD Turper Liverpool 40 days with cosl to
ship isssa. ~ .sS sio.on t-sh,ru Jun. with mar
bic r.ss Ss g sahrico sros Pssssd Gibraltar June 2. ia
s 70 Id Is ss
:ss e S:ssas II.
'i p ads fs DSa. J, o. ss e
a.y. :ith smop. &C. Gomez Wallis Co E.p e.
BOBBY h, !; . iD: % south ssoI
s s hss: se: q june and 3
Haze sssfes s.s s's' jay d. lat 49, lon
d,a Arsbs,s dndssy. Aspinw all July Is, with hises
s.s esrss 1nne.. PO, sp.in ls days. with
B.is Mira Holt 1ousirs oientuegos 2, days with sugar
c Ss 70 sGs s,,s Sy With
to asIdiusr Wheeswriaht . '' w. ~ 'A''' WIN n'n
3 III Con- ss sSn a.
pSts Ais5 .reamsr tp,obsby Ae1ina OF York,
Brig syalis, Presley. Calais days. with lumber to
ct sreenpors Id Smith, r.Dioo July IS
mAser. 49, ~ w." "
schr Leahnao, Hardy Jacssonviue Is days
schr Echford Webb e mastA) fuedge sayaur al days
With cotton, &c 10 DuphAm nimon
scsr sayah, Der NJ. cor ga, boro NJ, 10 days.
sChr u Taylor, Rue Washington, No. dsys.
schr Oregon, Davis Beaufort, no s days
echr Martha, Weeka Beaufort NC, dnvs
6cbr Orepse Davis Beaufort, &C Sdaya
schr sarah lenpis swsnsbaro MO, 10 dsys
Scby Patron. Folsom, Hartford. sc. days.
sssr oso. Evsrssn e' siss.sa: H. i sSsy:
scbr Side payIey Alexandria 4dAya
schr Twav. Inn an, Virglcia DAYS
schr Eliza Hamilton, VAnclesf. Virenis.
Schr n se'dep Coz, Virgins days.
ecbr S Miller, CTeely Virginia adays.
schr EXerlor, rorbell Virginia days
scor Reindeer. Kenn n, Baltimore 4 days
Ecbr George Glover, Tbomas vinalhsven 7 DAYS
scbr bsllahan. Killer Port Even Haven
schr favo ito Mol erson. Rondout Ohstham
fcbr hares Williams Crocker, kondout for Portland
sJoop Char ~, cree Providence.
soop Clio smith, Derby for Port EVEN.
Steamer Delaware. Copes, Pb,edelph,a-
Steaner W amsutta Ayev. New BEDFORD.
Steamer Pelican. Adricb Providence
SAILED.
son, Eavapa
Wind durn q Ia W9W
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This s exclusive Of about 81 100000 OF floating deb
and 5000 COO Of overdue coupons.
At the present time, therefore, the owners OF the Fri
Railroad could sell their respective interests Ia
SIS 500 That the rosd, however, cas-, under
any circumstances, earn be Interest fully twenty
ions OF dollars, is I'D mi,ted by railroad otoe
words, the property in he judgment OF ptac par
sons, worth seven millions than IL is selling for.
To ioroe matters issue, ana the property sale
under the foreclosure, at the present tme would
IDENTIFY wipe out the claims OF the stockholders and
cured bono holders; mgot deprive OF the lAec
mortgage bonoholders Of part Of their claims 50 far
there parties concerned therefore, interest
TO forced liquidation. % the otasr nand, the
mortgage bondholders whose claims both for prime pa
and interest be considered safe expect
enforce them aganat the will Of the later creditors and the
stockholders without litigation which s pro-
traced and expensive II evidently better for them
sacrifice something rather than involve themselves
lawsuit with parties who in possession Of disputed
property, and who obviously will not submit oee
whole without strugele. The question appears
any compromise be devised which shall take little
from the mortgage boDdholders that they will be wius
to agree to il, and yet which shs give much to the
stockholders and later creditors that they may be willing
TO iend their aio In carrying IL nntp
To expect the drs mortgage creditors to sacrifice any
portion OF their claims might, perhaps be unwarranted
as they In sny event. are amply secured But the
mortgage 10 overdue, sad must be picet some pe~
oo'rs The third, fourth and 9th mortgages would run
great risk In the event Of sale under foreclosure
that ID likely their holders would be willing accept
fair compromise. Thee property s already deprecassd
nom SO to SO cent and grows daily The
and unsecured bond holders should be only ready
sent any arrangement which secured their property
from entire extinction.
We see no reason therefore, IL common sense preside
over the deliberations which will shortly be held VII,
some such arrangement ne tie following should not BIZ
made
Leave the first mortgsgs stands. Consolidate the pre-
Gent second third fourth and fifth mortgages into one ne
general second mortgage. new stock in exchsuss
for the present unsecured bouds stock foatng debt
and assess ine stockholders pay the overdue coa
pons on the mortgage bonds. the capital bonds OF
the company reduced to $2n COO eoo might then
be distributed ome1bat az follows
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
an pacsaees AID lsers &4'ded yhr ne REV SoSs HpsAp
mould be seoisd
Almanac ron fORx-fns
B 03 IL o.
ssrs...........-,. % aIs1 wAxvp 81
Port OF New Yorh, Auguat q, 1859.
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rslegrapa w.rins Report
SANDY HoOK, suG 7, sunset-9ark OLD Dominion going
No the BAY other inward bound sight wind
hight %sw sh %ssles Clear bound vessels
Herald Marine Correspondence.
kkY WEST, Aug 2Tbe admira ty Court have heard the
e IF s vo1 Cn % Ss ;sssd
me Marshal b.: gold saved both WEI and
re m q sSu Sslss ss scS w 30 sold on
tpe ne essmssed cargo. IS 0s9 ss
The bark LJra Gibbs for New York on the 18Th 's viii
Potter Capt Gsrreion both loaded with cotton and bound
The hip Amelia tof Warren from Hsvan. in ballast AYR
YS sne mas been chartered TO load with New
Ins mp Mallory Lesser arrived the hsrbor yesser.
oa cno sem S,a xh the town. She sid 70 dsy
IN T5s sa 3 JACOB ssr, ssuss arrived GARDEN Key on
and VIII o.d s YORK The 6srs Geo
Miscellaneous.
The steamship Montgomery Capt Croker arrived ear,y
Yesterday morning from Savannah We are indebted 10 the
ooheing purser, g La Sahniere. ESQ, lAe papers
srEAhsnr YoRK1owS.-7his SPLENDID seamship is of
'De Following dmensonE between
o feet and on the main $50 feet Evtree beam be-
tween the paddle boxe "a feet forward and aba the paddles
boxes abe Is SO feet beam Depth OF held II feet 400
governaeot measurement The lower hold divided with
aS s r IL.
berth lover dek forward clear cargo sersng the
extreme forward part for steerage passenges Its well
lated and CITED tho thelep e1nes Il
beautiful ball, eytesdins an 70 the ladies prvste Th
hall ~ we lighted and openings
vefhsad .nd in each side Of this passage which covered
wb ocoh are arranged so. seAts Of hard wood polished
worn furnish with chios glssed white gill mould
iDps Avfng toe whole light and gsy esGh epd Of
The hE handsome hard wood stairs leading up into the
Ching noon ON ean sde ere bea,f fitted stats
light and ventilation required connected acoveN lesdin.
mo the hs1 asoa atti paivGe cabinet this ess ia
stairs ccnSn Ct ycu 70 the dining saloon The upper
,ssefuy rated with Gold furnished hard wos dni,o
tables in Two ro~a suspension for bottles sDd sse
ssess F sr smg. ard IN Sc day BY
he after end scpsrs for ladies bies and scot
shey 1hs sees all covered with rich naterisIs OF he
ot' modern pattern, ami the reflected by large lookr9
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TNURKDH LArAKIA TOBACCO
-
MEERscHAUM PIPES.
expressjv for the London cIuba a wuperso.
" LOT 81 ~ fresh importation just rscevcds q
TONES. SON KsLvArp,
No. Maiden laaot
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Total. ..sla, zs4 500 200

There would, Of course, be many difficulties In the way
Of this or any other scheme redistribution which may
be suggested But easy see that the above or somc
similar scheme would serve the of all ps<,iss
more ensctualy than submission 10 the course o.
the law
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JoteI Stock and bonde con ooo oM
The following comparison Will sho what tho rtock ana
bond holders would gan by the above redissrsutiou.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-26

sAHEcDOrB OF ScoTrIsH LIFE AND CHARACTER
~ ADMINISTRATION Of the Scotch taste for sermons
On dogmatic divinity, and the pure marrow specu-
isfave theology, Mr.. Ramsay relates good anec-
dote. Ono Clergyman at least was in the habit of
preaching on the distasteful and vulgar subjects
q practical life and home morality but an an
Gent dame, whose tastes lay in discussions pre-
Qeaunau0n ana essays on the free will, remarked
en- r. preacher: a # there's an i'll tex in q the
Bible. that creeturss snre to tax it.n Few tales
better illustrate the fervor Of Jacobte feeling than
re following M. Keir, Of Sterling, strong
6enArtjte, attended secret meeting at the Brig Of
Turk, 10 l70S. The Government was very anxious
< y discover the leaders. Mr.. Keir was suspected,
put the miller Of keir swore positively and dis
tdnctly that the Laird was not present. As it was
genetsMy Known that Kerr was present, the wit
ness Of course was asked how he could swear to SO
downright falsehood. The miller, quite undaunt-
ed, and with feeling Of confidence in the right
eOusness Of his cause, approaching the sublime,
replied ~ would rather trust my soul to Gods
mercy than Keirs head to their hands,
The Dean, with very natural prediction, does
not mind having a sly fling at his presbyterians
put We must do him the justice to say that none Of
his stories are il!natured, and it is reasonable
enough that Scotch humor should often find the ole
minister either the hero or the narrator of the story
Thus, . minister in the North returning thanks il
his prayers one Sabbath for an excellent harvest
began as usual Lord, we thank Thee, &c.
and gent on to mention its abundance and its safe
ingatherings; but feeling anxious to be quite can
did and scrupulonsly truthful, he added-"all ex
cept 2 few fields between this and Stonehaven moi
worth mentioning
MI Skirra, q seeding minister of Fife, expound
ing ne 10th Psalm came to the verse" said in
nv haste al men are liars 7 and he added moi
4Ilte andibly, Indeed, David, an ye had been i
~ hnassn, ye might ha' said it at your leesure
n nnosIing minister, engaged in visiting his flock
~ haa y door where his modest tap could moi
p 1 nsaIa ~ the noise Of violent quarrel within
walked IN, and somewhat pompousIy innuired III
snonlG IKE 70 know who is the head Of this house
W.T. ir ms ssS r. husband sit doom
tryen' to settle that pontS Annthar s Jus.
popular, and from brief, preacher, being asked j
BY way Of hint, Of the intolerable length ns iii
sermons e he did not feel tired after such long l
Lordi hoo tired the foulk whites are.'' NV
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An amusing affair happened lately between
coal dealer and a purchaser. The latter was very
anxious to see that the former did not cheat him.
80 he (the purchaser) inspected the weighing Of
the coai himself and felt perfectly satisfied that he
got his full allowance, without any desire on the
part of the coal dealer to "shaye." However,
while the coal was weighing, the driver of the
team could not help laughing, aware at the time
that the purchaser was particular about his full
weight ia coal The:purchaser noticing the driver
laughing, asked him, when he received his coal,
Mhat 4 was all abont, so the driver told him !:
said he, when your coal was weighing
yon WAS standing on the scales, and was weighed
with i. = Is it possible? Why, weigh nearly
two hundred pounds I" Well, sir,n said the
driver, lyon are sold. eyes, was the reply,
land have bought myself, too
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can tell You how to save that horse,'' said
NJ T. man VINO was looking very earnestly
heavily loaded with oysters. "Will YOU? saw on
Why, Just slip himaway while the crows are Mt
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What are you looking after. my dearsn said !.
very affectionate mother to her daughter. Tho
daughter looked around and thus replied: !" Look.
ing after q son-inlaW for father"
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!. Ia Hsd Reen. q school.

M Fostnn Buliesn relates the following story;
ssrs 81, ,srs ma obout leaving
pst, ~ ane r. the FaiI River
wv y ~ ssss ~ wv ~ 1ts. n nn;pd dn.S
II ~ the last arrivals and nre.
Y ~ = AZ az d at I
cs,,;ace dashed down the wharf
5es Issi bar ud u MI
~ Sss5 IN itsels entasma M
.stSaT u, vsl;s II nne hsnd VIII M M
2ssa yfss 3 HI ny
asn Sslrs - ~ n. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-26

DEu1IEAE covR DE DISTRICT 1suGcESsIoN De TEU Ed
de la Noaxslls. ORLEANS. ".>''D Ne l5sio ''i
I'm VERTu dun Ordre dc vente rendu lie ID
II doc,obre 1859 moi adresse par Honorable DeuSieme
Cou de District de la Nousele Orleans dams aars cdessu,
proctderai lie MARD Ii de novembre 1859 midi iotel
de la Cite de Ia Commune, les du Camp
agasins a adjudication de
NUN TERRAIN stut dams lie Premier District de cete vile;
dams e borne les Grave Prrddo Howard ct Frerets
dasgn par le numto plan dres3 par G. A. Hedn.
arcece lie ~ de novembre 1852 dtposo dtude James
Graham notaire public
lie dit terrain forne lange des Perldo Howard, ct
"A pes pouces ct lnes de face la Perlo
100 peds de proondeur gnes paralees ct face la
Howard
Ensemble les ba,sses ct authorizations qu sly ouyent
CONDITlONS-Cette propri1t6 vendue sujete bail
exprant lie q mai 1852 pour $3.50 Fan payabes mensuelemen
chaque mois, ac9utreur lie dro de collector lie
loyer compte du jour de adjudicalon lie pale
dune hypoteque dex bets de la
de w chacun souses par lie dtfunt proprc ordre
DOSES blanc dates du ID docobre 1851 payable louze
dix hut mois de date portani pour dnere Fan do Ia
date squa ectance cee tpoquc hut cent an
intaet les blets So etc pave jsquau II dayr
derner la balance du prix dadiudicaon payable MOTIF
compliant Motto billet de acquareur, proprt
ore gaan par hypoheque specae proprieta venue
payable an dc dae.
f. T. PARKER,
oil "a 81 nj Is Sheriff de la Paroisse d Orleans
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NTICnoN g. DEsPoRTEs.

WI ~
No. ll6 ROYAL STREET, formerly 2oa corner of Arsenal
Place.
Has received by the ships Roger Stuart and heidelberg
large assortment merchandise of the choicest kind which
they prices The stock consists in part Of
CROWNS AND BOUQUETS FOR TOMBS.
With inscriptions English and French made of Chenille For
No,s Velvet Flowers and Immorteles; Medaons with
embens black and white Vases Artificial Bouquets of all col
paper Crowns Candles of all colors; LARGE
ASSORTMENT OF ARTICLES FOR THE MANUFAC-
TuRE OF PAPER FLOWERS, consisting Of shaded paper of
different kinds buds hearts, leaves petals stalks and all the
other articles indispensable in making Artificial Flowers Jardi-
neres, Baskets, empty or filed, Moses, etc, etc.
N b. This house just opened apartment for the
facture of
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS TO ORDER,
and are prepared all orders the shortest notice.
their wokuen being artists of superior m Just brought from
Paris by Mr.. Dcsportcs.
nH~ Lessons in Flower Making by M,dme Desportes.
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