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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08
From jamaica.

Advices from Kingston are to the 9th ult. Local
papers were discussing the prospects of cotton
cultivation in the island-a branch of agriculture
that the English Manchester men'' are seeking
greatly to encourage. It seems, however, to be
generally conceded that to give the scheme an Or
binary chance of success, the population must
first be doubled by immigration, for there is now
great deficiency of labor required for the cultiva-
ton of the cane, more profitable article of West
Indian commerce than cotton is or ever can be.
The health of Kingston, which has been bad for
sometime past, was improving. There was less
fever prevailing. The island had been visited with
abundant rains, and crop prospects were excel.
lent On the 7th of February Boston vessel
loaded with ice, entered the harbor of Kingston to
the great Joy Of its inhabitants, who had been ut
tery destitute of the luxury for upwards of three
weeks.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 8, 1860.
my first letter after the event shall have taken

my hnAs re''er aitef me event shall have taken
place
ny royal ordef, dated December 18th, Don Lau-
feano fe.hanaez ouaras, secretary of the Univer-
hay =. 'ns c'!y, y granted the honors Of chief
Y T,'h Au'',''''su a.ioh.
was nos correct when sent you some months
ago an account OF the royal order' respectng the
-, i. :. - ~ u'i'ailehtos, throughout the IS
1Anu, -. = - ~ iiiihs " . cdtcftpeHny.
vi .he senuemeh elected to the ayuntamento Of
si's Guy on lst January last, the following named
haVe tehdered excuses from serving, and their
-, - "een aoosp'ea Such is the Span
nh ,',e sa,,s,,,; uiey refused to take Offices.
- ne 'o,o"ins ais s.eir names !: Don Miguel Al
paa.',,a o S..o w Aagus, Don Jose de 10
~ esa Don 1uee.aho ortiz Don Jose de Ia Luz
oap"neio' anu poa serapio hojurrieta. To whose
!. - - tae following gentlemen
IN, cs.s.a, as1 ~ ms Excellency the Cap
r.. 'epV's Lon fernando del Pin0,
- J So. eonNaey' Don Miguel kessel, Don
~ antonio Bachilles Mo-
- - - .aanus. oostales.
caraas t,at :, posi.,sely ascertanlng the
rof,sa ~ hold a. i.es named gentemen 70
elacted M haI;srs = 0hich tney nag oeen
s.,,,,a,. !, MI. ~, go. venture upon shrewd
;no tha. = ,s'' .iiey could not by RETAIN
ha,aa. i, ID. s.,a.s. aueanhen1o ~ any way
- ,a;,.,. ~h'lse py any attempt
inotber own nrvate inta,a,s' "ou'u VI shuaneer.
rsarosa.e ~, -. ssss, peace and welfare!
been Il tba;r nos;t;o, H. iopisheu' and had
~ conc 'n'"iu prooapiy nave done
! geu of,ornaons
danolter, of ,,ras, ,no iaaies lmotner and
fran Dnef
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08

A Coon IDEA FOR FEMALE SoHooLs.-We notice,
says the Macon (Ga.) Telegraph, that the proprie-
tor of a boarding.school at the North has intro
duced into the catalogue of studies Sewing Ma
cHnes. He has provided a competent instructor,
and each young girl is required to learn the art of
sewing with the machine, before she graduates.
This is one of the Accomplishments that will pay a
thousand-fold better than one-half of the studies
specifically learned in female colleges, insti-
tutes and high schools, and we hope our Georgia
schoolmasters and mistresses will take the hint,
and include the study Of Sewing Machines in the
programme of qualifications or graduation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08
Arrivals at the Hotels Yesterday.

,I CITY NOTE H9TElW nswEIP; Morgan Harris and
Tsss aaEq F EIsfs5s HsSsr
@ s oad9Ss 1t ana adg h5efg KsPsas
head Jackson Miss 7 Collins, Crockett Tex Branch
sRsgfss GssssE MRei,s ssEss Tas Hs.'s sas
ss s as par fs IL sdo w Ms ans s S
Hsss NJ Enlisted sss a STsffa Ts%.
I D n Fanknsr GrsEo RiysE; I Rtsrssn NJ Enter
5 aSs @ Gjnn; E a5dTisk s5y5n5a; IaTS Ieyi AK;
sy Siss. s.sP ss as,,5% mn 55S sSsissh IL: 5as IN
N.Y. N.Y. Wsa ass @ sf s n sas1eSSf %kss dss sYf FAN
Springs; Wm Thomas iarbert, a George W L Nuunas
NJ aHy gals e ss &c aas @d TN s'o9s
s T6osr W Wm aa spsed a Ia Wha6fs a6f Tos H. Bo9ssr
and lady, famp qnd lady, Miss Dora Cannon Ak (
PfHsp m6dpst ana1s GGs eassl sk5f osa Clark and lady Miss
Iswss and ady, Chile, Il NJ BaTkey. Tex i Brsan i
aa% As%; sass 2HS FfSs MMss
hon fss Resssd.ea Mis- ss "a sa S !,
H E Sd5ks nS a57 ngs5 4 Leg gGmg'Ga amp
#GhsssnoFsSd nay tols and jady sandsEses Mrs
MisTf sds 4sGn @ vi Wilton ags9R %Ash h sSkf
land % bleam3ni , Memphis; S Wilkowsk II Martin,
Haveland, G Copeman, Walker England Pouron R
II Ryland q Pratt Col Norwood, l. w Watson La LWatson
Haskell, " Kearny s. Ionis on a H yansese Geoain
ter New Haven; A Norris, Phila Col Toby and lady Miss
Jackson, Campbell and lady Miss Campbell, Miss
Thomas and lady Miss Iawkin Richards, Todd
Weatherby Phla; ii Solomons. Savannah Moore Mo:
MeAfee Miss ]. Hunter Tex; W HiyeE Il D Myers H "
Ptkins, Watson. ST Louis GOV Roam Baggatt, Gen
Ashley Ark; Allison and lady Trent and lady Tenn
Candell o. Beers Brown aud daughter Giilctt,
Jones.
ST. LOUIS HOTET.-C Pomroy, Quincy, Ill; W Stow
Mobe Geo Whitman, ] Oliver, Gov Alex Mouton DIR s
TYLER TAYLOR Tete @ II Mouton La Hunter and lady
Hunter, Miss Il I n Hunter R,qoklyn, \ " Ponlner
Henre Alex W yandoRon, Lexington: Ky Masters Phillips
ii Hyslap Texas; Seber Y; Miss Hail. Miss HALL
Mobile Miss Dearng, Ala Miss Kenwick, Y; W Rhin
lander Misses Rhinlander VI H Whpfed Tuscaloosa Ala
A j Derby Eutaw ] Conger, Nj.
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Charles William, from Boston, III latitude s4.a5,
longitude CLIO on February 18th
The Charles William reported that the captain
was lost overheard in q gale which occurred on
the 18th Of February. The vessel is boand for ST.
Thomas, in distress.
| Arrival Of the Eahawba
NEW YoRE, March THE steamship Cahawba
arrived at this port last night with $Ie0e0o in
silver, having been detained nineteen hours BY
getting aground at the mouth of the harbor.
Sailing OF tie Europa.
BosToN, March The Canard steamer Europa
sailed from this port at noon to-day for Liverpool
via Halifax and Queenstown, taking ont sos ,060 Ia
specie On freight ,7 Al
The latest New Orleans mails taken out 10 En-
rope by the Europa, were those Of the 2gth nit.
and the latest teiegraphic dispatches from New
Orleans, were those forwarded on the 9Th Inst.
River Intelligence. s
ST, LOUIS, March 1.-The Mississippi river at this
point = fecedng slowly. with twelve feet Of water
The Upper Mississippi, tie Missouri and other
streams are falling slowly.
VIcKsBUR1, March 1.-THE steamer John c. Fre-
mont passed down at 10 o'clock last night; the
Arkansas Traveller passed down at S O'Clock this
morning, The Daniel g. Taylor at i, the New Falls
City at q the Nebraska At 8, and the Ed Howard
and Crescent City at o'clock this evening. sl
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YAcnr BurDNa m MopnE.-The Tribune Of

YACHT Bu1LDNa IN MoBrLE.-The Tribune of
Tuesday says:
We paid visit to Mr.. Graves shop, on the on
poste side of the river, yesterday afternoon, to
see the progress that some Of the members of the
Club are making for the coming regattas. We are
pleased to say that there il great deal more en-
thusasm displayed than many of our citizens
would think. Mr.. Graves has already built beau
tful little yachts feet long, 8 feet beam for Mr.
Louis Vernenille, which has been tried hy the
owner, and has given perfect satisfaction M.
James q. Moreland has one just finished, II feet
long and feet beam-a perfect beauty. The
workmen are now engaged on another, "a feet
long, 81 beam, for Mr.. B. 8. Chamberlain. She il
to be q frst-class boat, and ID said to be most
magnificent model. We learn that she is built AZ
pressly to contend against any third in her class,
either in Mobile or New Orleans. The boats arc
all built Of the very best material and we are DER
rior manner for Mr.. Graves has the reputation OF
being the first yacht builder in this country.
| We saw also several OF the old veterans IFing
! snngfy slowed away awaiting the coming contest.
| We are informed that there will be ready to en-
ter by the first regatta no less than about four rst
| class boats, seven or eight second class, and
number of the third class
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08
NIcATED.1
THE NEW ORLEANS POST OFFICE.
TWENTY, y,oNE HOURS ASSERTING THE MAILS.

NJ. Eaitor-None of the city papers have an
nouneed The fact that the Northern mail via the
Jackson Railroad arrives here every day at 8
o'clock, ?. NJ, IN only .fosH days from Neao York.
For the last six days the New York Herald has
been on sale at Morgans at 81 o'clock, P. NJ, on
the fourth day after publication. Although the
mails have arrived 50 promptly every afternoon,
yet no attempt is made to assort the mail until the
day after its arrival. The steamer Edinburghs
letters all at the Post-0fice yesterday after
noon at 3 o'cock, but were not assorted and ready
for delivery until u o'clock this day Wednesday,,
thus taking TwENTY-oNE HOURS to assort and de-
liver the mails. A..
In New York the same mails would all be dis
tributed in half an hour. It is about time for our
merchants to make move for reform, and until
they do so we shall have the same old fogy, slow
coach of Post Office, which is disgrace to our
city. MERCHANT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08

MARROW EscApE.--A thrilling scene occurred
few nights since at the Richmond (Va.) Theater.
The play was ss Extremes y and in the last scene
the dress of Miss Salome, who was dancing a
quadrille, caught fire from the footghts. The am
pltude of muslin afforded hold for the flames,
which no doubt would have committed fatal exc
cution, had not Mr.. Richings and Mr.. Hill, who
stood near Miss salome, done their utmost to ex-
tnguish the fire. Through their endeayors little
damage resulted.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08

SrEAaBoAT FOR SALE.-Messrs. W. A. johnson
Co. No. Factors Row. offer for sale the steamboat Robert
D. ward together with all her machinery tackle apparel fur
ne ETC. She is lying this side of the river OPP
pose the Convent Persons desou Of purchasing are invited
to call and examine the boat where they find keeper at
their service
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08

A Doc WITH WOODEN LHa,-Mr. Robert How
ard has in his possession Scotch terrier with
wooden leg, which runs about with . scarcely per-
ceptible limp. The dog had his right fore foot am
putated by an express train three months ago. ana
veterinary surgeon from Manchester being in
formed that il was fayorite pet. not anly dressed
an artificial limb, Of which it appears somewhat
proud. salisbury Eng.1 Journal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08

The AMPHrTHEATER.-Pro Jacobs will go
through a new programme of neeromantic wonders
at the Amphitheater tonight, the programme being
entirely different from that of previous entertain
ments.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08

TRANsFIxED.-A few days ago laborer was
killed in the coal mines near Pittsburg by several
tuns of coal falling upon him. The handle OF his
pick was driven entirely through his body.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08

Boors SHOES AND BRoGANs.-The particular
attention Of BUYERS is called the large sale of boots shoes and
brogans place this day 10 o'clock at the saesreos Of
r. Roger Co.. Nos IS and III Old Levee street, Terms,
$500 % days credit.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Day GooDs.--We call the
attention Of buyers to the sale of foreign and domestic
dry goods to take place This day 10 o'clock al the saesoom
of H. Roger Co.. 10 and At Old Lesee street. Terms 500
30 days credit
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08

SMALL Loss BY FIRE.-There were nine fires in
cincinnati during the month of February. Loss,
$50 900; insurance, $50
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RoBBED OF his MoNKEY.-In New York paper
we find the following paragraph:

Bernadotte Genniochio, an Italian, who lets mon
to have officers sent in pursuit OF one Francisco
Semoniea. who had run away with one of his best
monkeys, after leaving his hand-organ in q house
n washington street. He charges 50 much per
dav far HI monkeys, according to their talents to
amuse. The one missing was let to the fugitive
semonica for % cents per day, and by his infeli-
gence has endeared himself to his master, who
Utterly bewailed his loss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08

MEssRs. C. E. GIRARDEY & Co. sell this day at
the City Hotel commencing at u o'clock likely lot Of
slaves sold on twelve months time.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08

On. PAINT1NGs.-Ancient and modern master
pieees will be sold without limit this evening
o'clock by McCern, Landry Co. at their auction mart Ma
sonic Hail. See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08

Gentlemen who smoke ailege that It makes them
calm and eomplaeent They tell US that the mere
they fume the less they fret.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08

ORDERED TO THE RIO GRANDE.-Pursuant to in
structions from the War Department, Light Bat.
terry N, Second Artillery, will proceed without de-
lay from Fort Leavenworth to Fort Brown, in
Texas, via st. Louis and New Orleans, under
charge of Lieut.. Henry Benson. Breyet Major
Hunt and other officers belonging to this company
are ordered to join.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08

CLOTHING, SHIRTS, ETc.-The particular attention
of buyers is called the large credit sale of clothing
drawers etc. etc. take place this day at 10 o'clock the
auction rooms of f. Roger Co., Nos. As and 4 Old Leyet
street Terms, over $500, 90 days credit
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08
Further fFom The esoasa r1anes.

rh -,
.. as nosAy Mountain News, after summing up
tne indications that there Will be an unprecedented
rush this spring, saws:
what Ne xnnat go 4; 49,. x = Z, ]. ,N
most of mem uisb,t lsa1 = lnas tens of thousanas
ships and priyafions ~ s,, ~ - ns
lalorious fravss III, ~ p calap ne ana contllea
early ii fhe snrinv ~ u, ~ WI nom tne rontssn
plains Tie nost Mnat 2 oA -
the year, nv prossdsd ~ 11 ssasSa e g
We fear we vii seesnr IN ~ ~ DeIoIe tnenl.
rush Of March kr,rsI e,-a 49, sI 80 ssnc lnAenc
quent importing 81 fha1s.,: W 49, ~ sons
when everything looIs dnI IA ;GE s. ssssa =
have not been here, csn a. y RI Wsss :. iaose Mno
before the middle of NAY. an ma betsSs
protrscted ] asda msst;n. sss nsioss ss shat tine
parsonage n lnrsr;e - psen heid at the y. =.
pnJor ~ nasls igr some three weeks past
and Father Fisssss = nExsfenas % Jacob Adrtancc
aWaksnsd, and tie house nightly crowded Is Ill -
have blessed the earnest iabors II fhsss 49, 49,
ministers in their good work We hane aacss y.
see steps taken toward the erection 81 su;sahss
and coMmodious house Of worship ''3
On Saturday We had the first arrival 81 enoda
from the States of this year. 4 oentiemane no,
Nebraska City came In with sfx,ck aS bssa-s
shoes and findings, prepared to % INTO the raanss
facture Of those indispensaIIes IL ar
Three wagons belonging to Can't. Pafkisou. A.
rived rom Fort Laramie one day last week They
~ snh ts ~ nanales and other necessaFies
Venison Il uJentv in mar,et a. = - -,
turkeys, 75c. to 81 each. We believe they are he
iaTgest and latest n the world
covered this sde of Greaorva Is ~ nSen ~
about midway between the above noint and thss
A large train of wagons. freicf1ad will, Gam
sugar, potatoes, nails etc, for j. o. Doyle & co..
sa :. LOS vegas MI arrived and
We notice tl,e ti,sier ia 81, t,,e ,v-arx -. 3,
framing nearly completed for the bridge over tbe
Piatte, from Denver to Highland on street
c,vp p,on,,, 60 mn ,---,., -,
sa,,s. HAis
go,
men Of noetIc nstr;ot;ops asst;saS ~ sI,ss, !,
which begun with the following lines. - - II
The blood that flowed at Lexington and crsoud bright CHAM
Streams an'n ssi a,onr tbs souhrrn .,s ard - N. ..,
Maine, etc
" Is now gong the rounds Of the press as the
That natsotc sts;on 49, h, Y, I'll, z @ " ~
Vicksburg Whig, and first appeared III nnr naner
in is5o-in the tri-weekly Wing Of September 18th,
anu arth se wsekly @ oi ucsoner ~ q that year. is
Whig now attacaa n ~ Ta suc1 su,sos \. ~ y
the M. E. Church South, ana editor ii The Christian
Advocate, at Galveston
It seemed to rs that the tone and caliher Of the
poem m qeestion were too grand for the Qnaker
= .,o ). = s,1s'-,.
on, ,,;,. - = ~.
wh;t,;sr III 81 - Al n . 80 ,,1.s =.
nrorsr - 49,, - ''ss -'o'
-. r-----.-.s s-------
The BILL FOR THE PRoTEcTIoN OF FEMALE EM1
GRANT PAssENaERs ON SHrrBoARD.-The bin re-
ported in Congress from the Committee on Com
merce, enacts that every master officer seaD1an
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08
rVHE FARrNA COLOGNE WATER

=..,a '= DIRECT IMPORTATION.
The undersigned sole for the United States the
Canadas and weatsSrs, The Justly celebrated house of
JOHN CHARLES FARfNA,
has authorized Messrs G. n BUDDECKE CO.. of this city,
orders for the importation of the above genuine ar
ele put up all different styles In wicker plan bottles etc.
HENRY RoEsBERG,
OF the firm of JOHN CHARLES FARIEA,
Cofbpnr Prussia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08

sI Orders ntrusted 10 house of j. c. Fana will
have prompt attention and be executed at the aesnd
prices as If forwarded direct to Cologne.
G. T. BUDDEGKE CO.,
feS 3n No. 81 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08

T. q. T. SEYMOUR
Received by avasfrom England France and Germany
alarge stock Of
Wade 4 Butchers IMPERIAL RAZOR STEEL POCKET
CUTLERY and RAzoRs.
Rogers & Sons SILVER STEEL RAZoRs.
Tostenhoim's =.
W. a. s. Butchers TABLE CUTLERY.
Eleys Double Waterproof PERCUSSION CAPS.
Coxe's Metal Lined
Genuine French @. D.
10000 French GUN wADs-best article imported-Nos
IS cases v1oL1ss, rLuT1sAs and AccoRpEoNs.
English. French and italian VIOLIN STRINGS.
Also, large assortment Of
PERFuMERY,
COMBS,
Agents for CoHENS Celebrated
Playing Cards.
800 gross in store, consisting Of
STEAMBOATS,,
HIGHLANDERs,
DEBATES AND EAGLES,
DOUBLE AND SINGLE HEADS,
Every variety of backs.
900 bales COTTON TWINE.
Also large assortment of LINEN TWINE
PRINTING, WRITING and WRAPPING PAPER of
every description
PAPER BAGS for Grocers Druggists and Confeconers-
various sizes
BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY and SCHOOL. BOOKS.
n-our stock will found of the complete in
variety United States and is offered the
on the favorable terms
fel4 I'm f. R, STEVENS co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08

Remember that recreation must not be your bus
mess, but preparation for it.
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COMMISSIONERS.
GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
" DUP-.EssIs, Comptroller.
ADAM GIFFEN, Treasurer.
NORMAN WHITNEY,
Chairman Finance COMMITTEES, Board Of Aldermen.
JNo. NJ. HALL.
Chairman Finance Committee, Board of Asst Aldermen.
sel Ast o. DEBUYs. Secretary.
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EAM1LY GROCERY, CORNER OF COMMON and

EAMILY GROCERY, CORNER OF COMMON and
\ Carondest streets.
my desire excel in the quality of BUTTER fur
nshcd my and the patronage have acquired in
the last fourteen years is proof Of success.
Ny TEAS being selected by acknowledged Judge In New
York, will be found to be choice.
The stock Of changed many times during the year
and is therefore fresh full assortment constantly coming
bought and to be sold for cash.
Country orders solicited to which prompt attention will be
paid Terms, cash or city acceptance
II. H. HEDDEE,
n26 6m corner Common md Carond"e ste, New Orleans
n OUIsTANA STEAM CLOTHING MANU-
FACTORY,
I65.............CanaI reet.....,.......I67
New ORLEANS
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Jose Domtngo,
IMPORTER OF HAVANA CIGARS,

OFFICIAL ~. ....................o OFFICIAL.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
e=aa rp4 .5s-oF THE--.5s .s5Esl .s.4.5
Consolidated Debt OF New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, February ], 1860.
Notice hereby given that according TO the th section Of
the act Of the Legislature Of the State of Louisiana entitled an
Consolidate the City Of New Orleans and provide for the
aud administration OF its atsn approved the zd
February, 1852:
SEALED PROPOSALS.
will be received for the sale TO THE CITY Of 200 Bonds Of
$1,000 each according the foregoing act
until tho 9Th day Of March, 1880, at Il o'clock NJ.
Proposals addressed O. DEBUYs Secretary and en-.
dorsed Proposals for,sale Of City Bonds,
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A LBIoN HorEI.-sy HUDSON STREET. CoRTrs =.
"A Charbes t~o blocks from the OF The dr., "
ccd 2. transient pcrnsacns 1877,
Pieeam and Vel funinhet Rooms sas or "a
cr married Or aske gentlemen use ~ bslhs ~ 49, -
aAEss ssd enrs psns The dcox. Choice Wjnss ~
vnn AvkNrk HoIEL-M AND - voUnfw
,h W. % gentlemen accommodated wiz handsome Iccs
Win .. Nnn?u hoard Strangers visiting ~ cv vii 6nd IT.
eue' sno desirable stopping place Terms vsry mc6rass
n HOUSE BROADWAY, ConNKR OF
nou-on nreet-Conducted on The European plan
t 4 @ - and 81 per day dc~bss roo.s and par.
MEAD. Proprietor.
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FRENCH ADvERTIsEMENTs.

MANSON LOUER AvEC LEAsE-IE PRoPRrr-
~ are sysnt sbandonncr commerce De meubes ORE
son cheyA ~ charrce hsrnsis vcndre Sadreqser pour
toui l West broadway. lie magssn es prupice pouY
lous gcnce de commerce.
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~ - STEEL HOOP SKIRTS
Res sfeel Hoop skiris Cheapest and Bess ssal Hoop
SHIRTS III Nine. DEM0REsTs Prize Medal besS ana
new shapes " springs 20 cent? IS sprng- rs cense %
Nine EMOREsr skirt Rmporur No IA s,I,ss,sv ~.
w and ~ Cana street No. M Eehth avenue Va ,4g Grand
nreet NO l5t ferreTout street n Fuiton street
~. 1870 ~ ps,srnrsd 0ner he tes ard sfespes cj
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RAEoAINs-rRIcys REpucEp ONE HALr.-poNNn1
a. 49, ,s.-., ~ srAy hlco@sr HaAs Ensnsh Hsss
=. Besseu very syhsA. - rsdsced price Cheap NIB
oooe No sessherA l. BfNN2 Millinery.
~ BroadNaT. G1aira.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-21

A GENTLEMAN OCCUPYING ONE OF THE FINEST
places on The Hudson would I'd small renasl
o. single person of refinement who wosd loan on 800
ny about IS W0 for term yearn To seraor az
means who may desire deshtfnl horcs s
be wine wnsrs ss All se busss Of rural be enjoyed
ng hfhing fine fruit delightful drives and 49,
ms rare opportunity Address with real name Hudson
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-21

I'VE minutes BY railroad and steamboat from ,Ssnhs.
sueet Ine River Side House open for ne resvf -
Guess This house Is beautifully situated on tke ss ~ ~
view Of river eIceIIeuS
oaing ooang and hahing Good stablinR Fauies ana ~.
gentlemen de.rng COOL summer resdes VII
nna tnn ncsuon unsurpassed The Hudson river carn s,
eighteen Times daily In front OF the place.
day Application for rooms at the Hotel A.
main corner Of rum avenue and Twenty second strees