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The Great Uni0n Denomination I'm New
York-The Republican Mecca -ARatrs In
EurOpe-Departure OF the Prince OF
Wales-The TuTf-Ths Latcst News
Market Reports, Sc, sc.
The WEEKLY HERALD, for the present week, will DO
ready this morning, at ten o'clock. Among Its contents
will be foundAn interesting report OF the Great Union
Demonstration In New York Tuesday night last, with
descriptions OF the Scenes aud Incidents along the route
OF the Procession Letters from Correspondents at Spring
field H. giving the results Of personal Interview with
Abraham Lincoln, the Republican Candidate for the
Presidency, his Opinions the Slavery Question Stand
ing Jurst in Illinois his Personal Appearance, Anec
cotes Of his Early Life &c report OF the Race on the
Fashion Course bet Horses Of Private Gsntlemeu
The Departure OF the Prince Of Wales from the United
States; Obituary Notics OF Mrs Eiward s. Livingston;
The Laies, News from Europe California, New Granada,
Peru, Mexico, Cubs Buenos Ayres. &c. &C; Editorials on
Leading Events Rsports Of tbs Cato, Provision and
None. Markets, and al interesting Of the proceed
ing week, received by telegraph otherwise. Single
copies In wrappers be had at the Counter OF tho
Office. o. Fulton and Nassau streets. Price six
cents.
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aelv 20 bs made on Sunday the Ain day OF November
funedi ateiy preceding The eveBtfui contest.
NETTING
AT the Cabinet Council to day Aessrs, Cass, Toucy
Floyd and Holt only present
DksPATcHEs CHINA
Dispatches have been received from Flag
Ofhcer Strbling commanding the Hartford, which
dated at Sbsnghse stating thai Minister Ward would
embark board his ship and proceed at once the
Peho The country around shsnghae he states Ia In the
hands OF rebels there TO suppose that they
will attack she place. they do without fear OF
cncounteriog the English and French forces stationed
there for the protection OF foreigners When we leave
here says the Commodore our countrymen win be entire
H dependent upon the Allies for protection 10 the event Of
any difficulty with the mper asts or rebels THIS 70
be regretted considering the Importance Of our interests
bere but cannot be avoided at present. a. consider the
orders Of our government Mr. Ward and my nftruc-
lions 70 oonstrain TO accompany him In this snip 10
the Gulf OF Pebble II appears that the Russian Ambas-
esdova.ccompsned our Minister 10 the Peho 1t their
eutiou 10 remain there for Time The report tina
m engagement had taken place, and that Allies had
been rcpulsed by the Chinese considered here ~ pre-
mature
SONORA.
Advces just received here represent matters In Sonora
the neighborng Mexican States to be in deporabl
condition Aboody revolution is progressing, and Amer
ioan either and property at the mercy OF the reen
ess aud unprncped leaders OF the various actious all
or whom are irimcal TO Americans
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ne starboAt train from New York, from Fall River
Cor Boston ran OF track Myrlcks station this
morning owing 10 . broken rail- Mrs Drink water, Of
Portland, Ne, had an arm torn on; Mrs Pond. o
puolsport Ne had al broken M iorsDt had a
shish broker and several other passengers were con-
sidcrably, out none fatally injured
The injured In the last car, which Vas upset and
dragged several rods on ~ tide Mrs. Drink saier was
TAX en- back 10 Fall River ~bsrc her arm xM amPutaied
The other Injured brought 70 us city, ard are al
doing well
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AcApsMr or arsic.-rhe Formss Fabbri company sasg
Martha" On Germany lasi hight 70 very large and
enthusiastic audience The quartette oosed OF
Mines Fabor and D'ormy, Mcssrs formes aud stiseIli
The orchestra under Anschu,z, excellent and
chorus much better than usual The performance
was altogether excellent, and very great improve
ment upon that OF Wednesday. Mad anne Fabbr gave
US q fresh proof OF her versatility 10 a delight
ful perform Lce OF Martha. For the baliad-"rhe
Last Rose OF Summer "-she gsinei . decided
encore and In response introduced Germ N national
seng 70 the air The enthusiasm OF the audience
was unbounced, and Nine. Fabbri WAS compelled 10 re-
peat the air for the third time has sung PUNK
EFT here 90 man. times that II Ia hardly
sary TO say that IL h Of his best II no,
his best role Last night he sang carefully than
aual and acted with much pytt carry the house
with him from the beginning 70 the end Of the perform
S,geli sang the tenor part exceedingly well one
Of the Of the opera the duet and
bass In the nrss act This very finely sung by ST
gell ard Formes. On Monday the "Huguenots" will be
given.
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sruas party Of Rsn and EVEREST Minute Mes passs<
Office at one O'Clock this morning on their way 70
Brootiys Az thty marched through the stresss they
presented . very hne and imposing sppearAnce, win
thes torches m eare asd their small bells tnsng 70
sccrrd Win their military step. fAey dressed IN
WINE oapw ed cars, asd prsssdsa ~ very dns
bad Ar thsy pssssd hc HnRAlo once they crested u
vita hearty cSsers
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ExrossFT Mars oea 20, 1890.
= G AiAns or grizzly bear ncsorei5, tici 81 Ne9onsei
shs morning.
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Decline Of Yellow Fever ut Mobile.
NomIx, Oct as, 1850.
Approximations Of danger from yellow fever arc nov no
iooser felt in this city aad vicinity.
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BowERY THsArRa-The Last Of the dramatic and
bene6t OF Mr. H. Jordan will take place at this establish
ment 10 night which occasion Mr. George Jordan vii
make his second appearance At this house In sv ,riss
character. Mr.. Mark smith, Nj. y s Chasnau, Mrs W.
r. Leighton and the entire company will also appear
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sAipwreck and Three Lives Loaf.

B)sroy, ot rs, 1850
Tho British schooner Hunmng Bird, Captain Callahan,
from Labrador for HAlifsx wrecked the 7sh inst
OF AnicostA The captain, ward aad
dro sned the Others four 10 number, sAved-ivo
on raft and two we're picked from the wreck, having
been elk days Without food drink
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MEErnG on the iNDkPESnKST DEMOCRATIC szSERAL
ConMfrrEK.
he Independent Democratic General COMMITTEES met
last evening n Union Hail. lp5 Bowery, for tho purpose
Of nominating person OIL the place o. Judge Pierre
rent Judge Of the sursricr Court, snd 70 likewise
trict.
The full delegation not present, owing 70 timely
mott being given 70 all the MEMBERS but the follow
ing romiratlons ain coubt be friy endorsed By all
an tney upsnmons BY thoes deegats preeest lat
FOR Judge Of the Superior Court--rredsrick A TAU.
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n. X. H.-Ths Prince or

II. x. H.-Ths Prince OF wales and
and tenth street
TnE Only GALLERY IN TER UNITED STATES
HOsORsD WITH SPECIAL VISIT By THx RoYAL
PARTY.
Photographs oi n. h H. the Prince OF waes And SUITE
10 view AZ BRADi's Gallery Copies In every
style 0. he Tor sale Gallery open from 4. ~ hh
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sssosuia.-A Few BOTTLES % Rsruedy's
Neddi risgvrry, lssisLus Apresiion u ~ -~--f "a
ointmen.srf hssfss or'msrs al m'~uy foa sirs tne
a.
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rarrys Tpftopbsvous - the ssss ann
rb~s-s a.xs crsssns s~~nnryr curing. cirst s-s
preserns I'D -sNrrs Ne hair. Lssies 'T Solo " al
.ywg
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Rsfnsrs. 10 Surs

Rsjesrs, W suTsreri-Htss. We ssdrid-
s.t .. "a pl~si Or sGA' v.nssf tn,wert ~
pveur,a Ii war.nLlea sp.rdy fo- ,hfuain Nb-s.
rssr rola Crsap, Ius rxnsof All kines-yr 40 ev n,
~r,s Dart ~ " suci ssrset Mt sod BY eli drpgGlss
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Jrtumph OF Art -Caaasrons fnvfsfbis
~,es ar Ta,pss and novel nsrron, cetsrson
sbe ie9 Fuson street, bruoslyn. The usas supph~d On
$50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-27

Thankssivins Day IN Psnnsylvania.
pmtspnrHrs, ost 20, 1880
me Governor has oppoinied November % for Thanks
giving
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p1anins. or 4. E.nnee.. pelnware

Drawings or X. Frances DeiaT are
Lotteries
sussax Cousrr rIAss 2sS ocTosER 20. 1860.
81, 40, II. IS. 80, 70, a21 s, II. ~, 81 81: es'
Coksoll arrn LorrEsv Class i92 OcrosFR 26 lsoo
2. "a. a., "a, SO, 50, 10 "a, 26, II, al, III.
X. FRANCS.
Wilmington, Delaware.
Drawings OF the Delaware state Lot
xres.-WooD, EDDY CO, Managers OF the.
pEI1wAsn ksEIuUSS AND MISSOURI srArn Lorr a
. DtIawARr bxrRA Class oil 1croBEs % 1850 -
A. AZ, &c. 81, 26. II CO. 81 IS 81 TO- SO, SO, 62.
bslA~ARx-CLAss 5ie, ocroBFR &C. 1869
3. 80, ~, 70, ~, 81, 81. z, 80, IL, IS, l.
tent FIRE ~ charge by addressing either TO
WOOD EDDY a co Wilmington Delaware
Or 10 WOOD EDDY CO.. st. Louis, sissoun.
The Eapsnsc held Hat for this Fall and
the ensuing winter Ia the riches, highly hnshed Hs
yet prodnod New Yo. This is he opinion Of all who Wait
tbs saesroom ~ bis easbsh since the
pouncsd Why pay - for hal 10 Broadway when
ror In eyry respect can be purchased al No. lis Nassau
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BRIrIsH cossuLArs.
Nav voEK, October ID, 1904


BRIrIsH cossutArsS
Nav yosK October ID, 1850. J
Asssas J. GrREsr a Sow
GKsrLEagr-H. Ii. the PRICE Of Wales having been
unable TO Whit gallery tsufaay hss areeei me TO
FOR his pboicgrsph Yours, truly, ,a
H r Il. the Prince OF Wales ., SURVEYS GAILxKT,
?N Broadway
~ royal desire k-asrs GuRkEy son len for Boston
si W-1nts6ay Tor the OF mstg Photograph OF tbs
or Waief TER having al
ves q the Prince Noe royal psrty durng their IT at hs
Revere House. they bsye pst ed with the pictures
nouncee satisfactory the Prince that his Royal Hxhneas
rave ocers for upwards Of thousand copes 10 be sen direct
IN BuckiEgh,ra Palace
ihr pictures ~ili be exhibition In few Jays In the
the uubic erpe this autographs OF the royN
party On thr ssiss-s register, al the Gallery.
Kno1'a Fall Hat All Glasses and Pro-
cid young fAshoiabls and those not fashionable
czens The wise snd ohrrwts. the
spe he prudent All buy Hssa EkUxS They attracted
by the beauty and excellence ~ his fall style
prBouneec BY all The haud-omesi Hat Of the
his Sa.eerooms No 2l2 BoadeA OF Futon street
whites SILK and Soft Hats are ali the
Rage. Tie Newcastle sof Hal something neat for Young
gen be had only al 2i6 Brcsdwsy under Banams Mo
seun-
Try One OF tho New Hat CORpanD's %
Hats Fall 81 les ready Al l&3 Nassau strcoi
Davsd's Fail styles OF q sntis N ms Hats.
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Total Loss Of ths Schooner Foaming Bill
low and her Crew.
BosroS, Oct. 2e, 1890
The schooner Foamng Blow, OF Belfast, We Condcu
master totally wrecked the 9th inst Prince
Edward hlands and all hands thirteen IA M nber-
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utii's Hair Dyr-Jo Crn0, Black or
hro~u Be.stu xse Depot No Barclay street and sold By
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'aiuful forms. also scrofuls. cry
'lotches old ulcers. fever sor9n.
the blood, mercuriai complaints,
Inc,pi-nt consumrtion, &c, ere
re1 purifier.
csr.d thousands ~ these 90
vi certainly cure any case ~hicn
tsken In accordance With the n
D q particle NJ mercury or Any
rlnclpsl depot 2i6 Grand s,resa.
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Davsd's Fall Styles or Gentle N ms Hats.
BAes oom 2sql broadway near Duane stsvet.


AZ Evans', 90 and 8s Fuites street,
Rnsi AZ tsne, beaver overcoas o % % %
ssssn ere ere, fss saline. and Other oysrooas 20
,ss s S.s, e sisS s.sst dss s'
csssusrs Plos and Beaver 1asn.. eo.l. =. . 70 IS %
Black closs Doeskin and Cashmere Pants GO m
Rich veiss, vests ............. ........'..... ,0n
oss.imere suiss 70 mach ss SO s3 sis s6 and sai
Great Rush for Boys and Childrsn's
r1o,Aus Splendid stock Al oah Hail. ~ 80 end IS Fulton
Shirt, SIS and s24 -Gsntlemsn's Far
nshng Goods PxAksE, from London. SIS broadway
SIX Fine shirts for 81, warranssd 90 Fis.
MooDYs Shirt Mandatory BOT Broadway.
Shirts, shirts-six FOR %.
nsds f,oT ne bsss Ans:ss.x ard Ws..siss su'hns
Depot hs Chatham street. corner o reArl
Whist Did they COST
only ., for =. ss At sEo 20 IA aU =, s cos Nam
cosis Beautiful stock" =, Oak Hall e. Is and IS Full
Son stree,
Fan ana Winter boots Of Superior
qns;y TO- AMI boys Watkins ia Fulton street and
Russia oaInkin Water Proof Boots.-
IoRlN BROOKS eos Esssblissed Is2s.
iss Fulton street. opposite Church street
brooklyn Photographs-Miniat 90
Lac s's' s''e'A oHAs a r n.as.iss lss,
uersisg'a Patent Champion cir. and
Bnryar PROD sAfea Isl Broadway, corner q murray street.
New York
Dennnss Salamanca safes-Hith Pa
powder yroof locks Also ffe s burglar
prod srehosd ara pSor SAFES Ds2os = s.rray street
ccrrer 2; college plAne soo.nL u. rAihiSA-
Crov.x q Bakers Celebrated Notssisss
Sewing Machines. the best 70 use foy family sowing tsa
B-oadvsy New York. ard u sul,ou street. BrooxIyn.
IRE kadd ~ webster scwrng ,yachanss
- hsd FOR yi'sy Dollars, Al 500 Bsoai~sy
FinsIs a Lyon sewing msohin. Conn
sonsy fsfua1 3D. Axsus wanted sss srosA~S. NY
an Toupee nsnutar,ory snrc pian Lsaies r..Iur
Cub al kinds ~ ornamental Hsr wrk hsnusactory u2<
Broadway between Dusn. ana worth sr-.ss
.;-nSiss' Bsautfn.r'-Ph&lan n sons
-ssov y ae orisuta Or-s-" std b. al ayaxsixA
"Beautirui CompI-rsonr Pnaion's
sgsov whs~ or,.os' Cr~-m." Price hHs per ootl-.
"A Clear Complexion rs Desired by all
sae4 uss PHAios'- "sno~ whise or,cnssa cream-"
ors.,.aor:': Hair Dy:, WIS., and q, r, Ton :.
privately sppAea No Actor HOWE
brown Bes,,u Depo, No Barclay street and sold By
a. dru4 ase
Jrtumph OF Art -Caaasron's invisible
gbe 40 Fu,pn sueei truohlyn. The usas suppb-d IN
stas1us0.s ,srms
GIVE Ia an Old Nurse for Diseases Incl
pscf n eethrR In csir~r Here have thsi
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FfnkIs n Lyon sewing Machine Conn
warranted " rive perfect satssscrn
money refun1 I'd. Agents wanted. sS Broadway W.
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APATHY or THE DEMOCRACY OF CHEMUNd COUNTY
VIGOROUS IMPORTS THE REPUBLICANS
EIxRA, October 20, 1860
The general dsmemSermeat Of the democracy and
aher consequent indifference want OF vigorous action
together with the great efforts Of the republicans will
give Lincoln 4 majority Of four i've hundred in Che
mung county Mr.. Diven republican, viii be elected TO
Congress- and Mr. Robinson also republican returned 70
the Assembly.
UNION DEMONSTRATION IL ORANGE COUNTY.
GOSHEN, Oct. rs, 1850
The democratic Unien men Of Old Orange were out n
their might and po to-day, At grand meeting
Goshen. There fully six thousand people
bed The delegates from The several towns headed
by mounted cavaliers, Numbering In all thousand.
The meeting addressed BY Gov Brown Of Tennessee
and J. Riker, OF New York. The speeches OF .
high order Set Old Orange down for 900 majority for
The Union ticket.
Movements OF senator Douglas and Mr..
Yaaccy.
NAsHy1LLl, o,, 25, 1860.
Senator Douglas addressed immense andience here
% day.
Mr.. Yancey speaks night He refused to divide the
tms with Governor Foots announced
that he should speak after Mr.. ysuccy concluded.
The Railroad Time Table Convsntion.
CisusSAr, Oct 20, 1880.
The delegates TO the Tine Table Convention assembled
ut The Burnet House last night. The attendance
largo, twenty roads bong represented II
Jewettpresided.
On motto n the President appointed committee OF
teea prepare and submit time table 10 the oonven
too.
The Convention then adjourned Til ten O'Clock to
row Over $3.50 900 represented In the Conven
too
The Convention to-day decided that the Eastern trains
Will leave Cincinnati at s3e A. NJ and 10 80 r NJ, the
new regulation take effect the 10Th Of November
Tho adjustm OF the differences between the rail and
water postponed til the Columbus Convention
which IN TO be held the l<th Of November.
The Convention was entertained today by Alfred
Gsther Superintendent Of Adsms Express Company, by
q splendid dinner ct 81 Charles Exchange 81 niar
courtesy blended 10 It's members % night by the
proprietors Of the Barnet House.
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"a Clear Complexion" rs Axstrsd by all
adie4 use PHAIyosf- 'snov whsso cr,-nssa Cream"
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Try One or tho New Hat COmpanY's %
Hats. Fall 81 les ready At la5 ksssau strcet
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"Beautifui CompI-raonr Phaion's
sssov whn> Oy,.ois Cr~-m" Price ~ per 0otl-
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IRE kadd a Webster scwrng yyachinss
ns, nov ~ hsd for ysy Dollars, al 500 BsoAf~ay
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uyATT's LIFE BALKAN.
III khenmAtism in its most p
siyelss salt heum ptmples h
The wors, cases OF dlsess.s Of
debility. liver ard hi-nsxs 4
most o-It.iniy cured By this ~
HSATT's iAfe RslsAm has
similar tisessez ard II Win nno
csn be reached b medicine II
rsctians Il 6n~e not contair
other dele eri0us mineral Pr
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uerTisg'a Patent Champion Ffrs ard
surgar Prod sAfea Isl Broadway, Of Murray street.
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Dennnss salamandcr safes-Wi th Pa
tent powder yrcos Also ffe Al burglar
prod sSehossd ard psor sscs Depot g. snrray
corner o: College piace. ROBERT n Pa1hiCk-
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Whist Did they Cost
Only slg for the Suit At GEO A. HUNTER co g Nam
moth Clothing Warehouse. Nos go and "a sowcry.
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Russia OaIskfn Water Proof Boots.-
rOKlN BROOKS eOs Estsbllasef Is29.
l5s Fulton street. opposite Church street
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PHILADELPHIA srocx BOARD.
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Fail ana Winter Roots of Superior
DUSTY AMI soys Watkins ia Fglsou street and
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Shirts, Shfrts-sfx FOR -.
Made frnm the bcs Ame skeAg ard Wamsutta 1us Inns.
Depot ii6 Chatham street. corner Of Pearl
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Boys' ard Chtldren's Cape Over
coss Beautiful stock ~ Oak Hall ~ IS and 81 Full
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Cashmere Suits 70 mach. s. $40, si2 SIS, s8 and 81
Great Rush for Boys and Childrsn's
Clothing. sp endii stock Oak Hall g. 80 end IS Fulton
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Brookiyn PhotoGraphs-Miniat 90
Lac sxs une zeesd. CHAs. IA. WILLIAMSON.
ID
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Rage. Tie Newcastle sof Hat something neat for
geno be had only al 2l6 Brcsd~s under Nc
teuu.
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CHEROKEE REMEDY
ROOTS, BARKs AND LEAVES,
VERSUS


NAUsEoUs DRUGS AND POISONOUS MINERALS.
We ask the afflicted of either which do pefer2
pleasant and delicious compounded from Natures
Remedeone which will speedily and Permanently yon
many times following the Of Mineral Poisons.
Tile .Ghefokee Remedy il NATURES specific
hea, elect Gravel Structure Fluor Albus Whites Fee
male all diseases of the Urinary Organs curing
by natural laws after all other preparations
and Heavens best mereies offending
could produced of its effects which would siagger
The preparations heretofore nsed have failed
has instance been known fail Happily
kind the of the world Father who aets
kill, but
In mercy he has appointed Medicines dreadful dis
which when taken quickly flies to all Of the system
attacks the disease post and with fidelity and
truly admirable gives until completely eS
PEELED it from the body and restores the unfortunate
former health and vger.
This Remedy strikes at the very Of disease its
tendency is not simply 70 suspend the poison but
which 1t depends.
And what enhances It's value is the entire
taste smell 1t lay in the counting room,
toilet table, without being suspected Remedy, for
Diseases
treatise yenerea disease with full directions
permanent accompany each bottle.
Sold by j. WRIGHT Il CO., Ghartres street
New Orleans and by all respectable Druggists and dealers
medicines.
POTTER MERWIN, Sole Proprietors
iai6 fy&W st. Louis, Mo.
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TB. Wa LION,
~ CITY AU CTI
o nice, NO. 10 Bank Place.
REARD, PITTS $ e a. S..s SMITH VIZ. AUG,

ID tioneers Md Appraisers, 81 street.
Camp and ST Charles Streets Successors to J. A. BEARD
Co. having Of all the Books of Record OF j. A.
Co. A. Beard May, and their valuable Books
Plans, containing squares Of The First Fourth Dis
the City Orleans showing the sales
detail bE Them; large OF the City Of New Or
leans Delaeise jefferson City, Rickesilie Boomingdale,
Burhaye Greenvle and Garfollton will continue devote
sale of Real Estate and Slaves SUGGESTIONS
Port Haren Sales Uoaeh 1i Furniture Bank and other
Stocks Cotton Gargoes Vessels lad Plantations and solicit the
patronage heetnfafe beralY tended TO them. nib 6In
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4
!. AUCTION SALES.


stGGkasIoN or PIRRREl RIgIERE,
lsY ToURNE & THOMAS,
EUGENE ToUHsg, Anctoneer.
Office, Ilg Common street.
TUESDAY. March g, 1850, Mt ~ o'clock M,
= ~ Inc i earies Exchange. by virtue and IN Of
81 order q F Honorable r H. Morgan Judge Of he Second
District Gpt New Ofeans 6sted January 3I 1856
sold public aaeon tie ighet bidder for account D
success6n. VA
EAk0LINH nIu1asess aged ntout ysars sulect
sy and
MINMAGER, her child aged about years.
EB%FERNsI-gasti The spot.
Act before Maaer Notary Public at tIie expense
81 the purchaser. fe4 IL rs fn3 g
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-04
JATALoGuE SALE OF CHOICE Ole PAINTINGS Al

GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer.
Office No. 81 Common street
tEAHURSTAY, the 9th inst, at I2 o'clock
NJ, Al The ST. Charles Hotel Exchange, will lie at
aTctiol- - = - =
THREE LCFTS OF GROUND in square bounded Nv 81
Mary ST. Andrew Coliseum Chestnut streets Saif fns
each 81 feet III inches and lines front St Mary
street. u feel III inches and lines the eptb
for No Of 12 feet inches and lines Coliseum street and
IA feet 10 inches and lines The side of No, g. No. The
depth onlhe side of No and LIS and lines
on the side Of No And No the depth side Of
No. g. and l5 inches lines the line towards te
street. "
H5,-TERAsE-Oneh third cash the balance at and wears
for beating per cent eventual IN
esest, secured BY mortgage the property.
of sale before J. ". Breedloye Notary Pnbic nj the
sypenss of hepufchaser. nj