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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-07
Arrival OF Steamship Desoto,


The U. s. mail steamship Desoto, Capt. Bullock.
from New York, via Havana, arrived at 10 O'Clock
last evening. The DeSoto left New York on the
9th February, arrived at Havana ON the al ~
March, and sailed again at P. NJ on the 4th. she
had fine time over, making the passage to the
bar in 4la hours
When l20 miles s.E. of Pass l0utre, pascal
steamship Moses Taylor, for Havana and New
York; ls miles NV. Of Havana, exchanged siQ.
mails with ship N. Rideout wished to Be reported.
The news Of the victory at Telyau seems TO eiye
great satisfaction general rejoicing appearing to
be the order of the day. sz
The bark ]. j. Cobb, Of slave notoriety has been
delivered to the United States Consul by the Span
ish judicial authorities, with taxed costs only.
The American war steamer Crusader was mo-
| mentarily expected at Havana.
Business Of the last week elosed dub. all being
engaged Id the general rejoicing
SuaAR-stoek lis, 600 boxes, against 10000 Of
| last year.
L4RD-l6i@17c. Stock large.
FasraHrs have improved in demand, and q ffas-
tion in rates.
ExcHAsGR-London, I23@1sl prem. New York
and North, 2@3 prem; New Orleans. short sight
3a4 dis.
Health good. The DeSoto made the run from
Havana to her wharf In So hours
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-07

FoR CALIFORNIA The steamship St. Louis,
Capt. w. II. Hudson, sailed this morning for Aspin.
wall, with large number Of passengers, among
whom was c. ]. Bartlett, one of the editors of the
San Francisco Bulletin, and lady.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-07

MENrERs BAsD.--These admirable musicians
will give one grand concert before leaving on
their return to Cincinnati. The entertainment
will take place at Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow
evening, and will doubtless prove the best oppor-
tunity yet afforded for an apprecatiye hearing of
these artists.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-07

election of the Crescent Dramatic Association was
held at their hall last night and resulted in the se-
lection of gentlemen whose names are published
among the special notices of this mornings issue
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-07

WoRsTED GooDs, ETc.-We ask the attention of
an contained IN which states
choice assortment Of nuas has received al
orsed store Canal street. Dauphn, where also may be
found ms stock Of ephyr wessed Shetland WOOL extra EN-
hroiderintr SILK. etr.. 45.4a4la.lz2s
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CREDIT SALE.-hislt Linens, La,uns, Drllinqs
s 1aa s-We call the attenonof the trade 10 the sale
goods to take place this day O'Clock A. NJ a Baeha
Iaumonts auction rooms No. 90 Chartres street Terms al
sale See advertisement. =
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=W'ilcon y Gibbs

S Z w I N G. M A q III N L
The points of superiority claimed In this Machine rendering
desirable for Family Plantation use,
l. Its remarkable accuracy power being capable of making
FOUR THOUSAND stitches per minute, and PER
FECTLY RELIABLE STITCH.
1t will drop stitches and noeess in its operation
s. wonderful simplicity making easy learn
4 No mistake possibly made in setting the neede
g. will hem perfectly of required size, from the
that of yard in width also form and fell
without the difficulty experienced with other Machines.
g. Last not leas the price hy five dollars is lower than
any other reliable Machine in the Market and brings it
within the reach Of all.
nPurchasers will be guaranteed perfect satisfaction with
the privilege of returning the Machine if after trial it does
prove be all recommend.
DAVIS BROTHERS, Agents,
ln5 2ueodtf % Camp street.
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For MEMpHIs.-The Memphis and New Orleans
packet line mail steamer Belfast Capt VIM Way leaves this
evening o'clock connecting with Memphis and Cbarls
Memphis and Ohio Railroads for all points North East
West with fine mail Louisville and 81
Louis. For through tickets apply to J. H. Freligh Agent
Menphis paekat office, under the st. Charles Hotel.
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Wsistea.'s V'es.assifasge.

We qacks whether they be DOCTORS lawyers dyines
editors nostrus what not but when say that Wners
yerfuge is the best destroying medicine exant
exactly what say, and precisely what
We have tried IT. tested it and tried 1t again. and Invariably
come to the conclusion that destroying medi-
cine has SUPERIOR III indeed equal the whole range
the Maera Medca. The genuine article may had of j.
Wright Co.. q and ISL Charrcs street. New Orleans PLANT
ers Banner Franklin, La. m5 2p3teodSWIt
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PEACHES KILLED IN oHo.- The Lebanon (Ohio,
Star states that the peaches are all dead in that
vicinity The Ohio Gultivator also states that
they are dead IN various parts OF the State, but
that some favored localities, however, have them
still alive. In Lake, and other counties on hid
Reserve, the peaches are yet unharmea By the
frost.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-07

ORGANIZATION OF THE BEERsHEBA SPRINGS Con-.
pANY.-The first meeting of the stockholders of the
Beersheba Springs Company, under the charter re-
Gently obtained from the Tennessee Legislature,
was held in this city yesterday when the following
named gentlemen were elected directors of said
company: Joseph S. Williams, G.. w. Phillips,
Mason Pitcher, Miner Kenner, Alexander Barrow,
John NJ. Bass, and +. NJ. Goodrich.
Colonel Joseph S. Williams was chosen Presi-
dent, upon whom, by the charter, devolres the
supervisional management of the affairs of the
company and the hotel. to whom parties wishing
to secure hotel accommodations will apply. Col.
G. W. Phillips was elected Secretary of the Board,
etc etc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-07

CorToE BUYERS will find it to their interest to at
tend the aHeson sale this afternoon o'clock the pckey
o. D. hushet Esq. Paeaner street, between Edward and
Basin street. See D. E. Morphy's advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-07

CIRCULAR sAwsl-At the establishment of D. G.
owber Co., 70 Camp street. circular of all sizes and
description are offered for sale
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HAVANA LorrERY.--The following are the num-
bers of the tickets which drew the principal prizes
at the drawing Of the Havana Lottery, March I'd,
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No. 1868, 100000; No. 1925, 1000; No
1854, $4,000; No. 25,l54, $4,000; No. 1881
Sla.n0n
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Diseases OF the Throat and Lssngs

DIR. q. PRESTON CRANE
Would respectfully that his location is still the
sane-ad No, l45 No. 1856 ST. JOSEPH STREET, be-
tween Camp and st. Charles, where he will continue TO
treat diseases Of the THROAT AND LUNGS by his pc.
euHar and successful method of
INHALATION OF MEDICATED VAP0RS,
In conuectioa with CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIES. DR.. c.
will also continue to administer the
ELECTROLYSES OR ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS,
Which have airesdy proved wonderfully eifcaeious
RHEUMATISM,
GoUT, LUNBAGo,
INTERMITTENT,
.. sCRoFULA,
all aecons and In all diseases arising from i
pue the blood produced BY the presence Of minerals In
the system The Dr. will also give bis attention to diseases Of
the Eye and Ear.
Office hours from A. NJ till gP. N.
Patients abroad desirous Of consulting Dr. G. by letter. wl
address Box c. a. die 2ptf FrMo&We
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Bargains. Bargains.

ON ACCOUNT OF OPENING CLAIBORNE STREET
Thselre fresh and well assorted stock of HOLLIS ohsar
Dry Goods Hat Shoe Boot and Clothing Store to be sold
cheaper than ever.
Holx's Cheap store, 34s Common ST.
MI 2pIm Opposite Claiborne Market.
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'-commerciai Correspondence ON sth pas
ADJUSTMENTS LAST EVENING.

AT the varieties Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman had q
good but nota large house for their benefit and il
was entertained by generally capital perform
ance, OF which we have no space to speak in detail
though yet room to mention that as Charles XII
Mr.. Couldock impersonated with fine effect good
conception Of SWeeen's fighting King, gruff
rough, eccentric, and sternly just man. royal mil.
ltary martinez with a good heart under his coarse
regimentals. Miss Sara Stevens was exceedingly
pleasant and winning as Eudiga, and Mr.. Chapman
excellent as M,,ddle,cefk. In his comic song be.
tween pieces about the teetotal society, Mr. Chap
man made decided hit
The ST. Charles was crowded, and large assem-.
blages waited on Prof Jacobs at the Amphitheater
and Blind Tom, the pianist, in the Museum. Prof
Jacobs beats any operator in the necromantic line
who ever stuck out his shingle in New Orleans.
Ihat IS certain. He is the most incomprehensble
of wizards and his feats are really worth an intel
hgent mans seeing; but to see into them can't be
done. He announces an entire change of pro-
gramme every night. He is a trump on the
trick certain.
In contrast with the phenomena of art in the
Amphitheater, in the Museum adjoining is Blind
Tom, prodigy of natures own manufacture He
does all that the bills say he can and nothing can
be added to their statements 1T is not ridiculous.
but utterly pathetic, to see the little blind negro
bringing such music from the piano, and comfort
ing his apish countenance responsive to the thrills
of inspiration which fill his SOUL and to which lie is
struggling to give the expression he accomplshes.
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POWDER R-PRooF COMBINATION Lock.l
REQUIRING NO KEY,
Is only Safe made which combines the fire and burglar
proof qualities and hn be pleased to satisfy any of this
fact by observation they will call and examine
large Safes and their peculiar construction and the
many certificates we have substaniating claims.
We have in store spenddly fitted up JEWELLERS
SAFES, particularly adapted to this market
FAIRBANKS & CO., Agents,
ja2 2peodd - No a3 Camp street.
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l.rt to Mr. smith. S-vefal ms nibsr. dei'a ,bae
Mr. Smith lad insured them that he WAS not aud never
he'd been Know Nothing, about this most interest
~ a. exciting period, Mr.. Smith wss o~evsd to
leave the hsl and repair 10 llal-room where he re-
msintd, 80 as not 20 be forced TO answer mil the
ehanl es were all got through with aud the result Of
he vote finally announced. But previous 10 thi-
Mr. John Cocbrspe made another sOeech-Ggun,velS
got down upon his knees and voted for Mr.. Smith.
Mr. Barr HE colleague made two brief speeches about
his foreign constinents or Bipcoube, IN thu feet Of
ubich he could bot yet for Mr. Saith; in the last
ol Which he decided BIC Cochrnne and Mr.. Sickles
had done he could-sDd so he did.
As Cd angibp If votes seemed 10 be the order of the
DAY f,e or six PenDsy lrapa members, who had voted
for Mr.. Smith linking be was AmericsD and the
u. mocrsts positively declaring that he was not,
Changed her volts 10 Sherman and Corwin. Tins
produce great sensation.
Mr. K.itt hnd Mr.. Miles spoke for about an hour
aRaiI r. TIL fore the announced in order
,La. three slig-bseked members, Messrs. job, G
Davis Holu an, aid Allen, might be urged, coaxed or
brow 1 eaten into wIngDess TO change their votes and
i.s,ow III m upon Mr. Smith. But they for the time
being, were inrxo,sbs, and Womb Dot change.
G,oIge Briggs and Horace Clark had the honor
of voti, g. on this D. the DisnDion Slave Code
Democrats dicaid and desired but they did not have
The qualification Of seeiog the candidate Of their choice
elected Speaker
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1860.

j., en f,hena f,r f.ct'ous revolutionary rs7stanc@
TO lie kag Of the vote upon Tho Question oil We pi'
reilly Tsfe. ffl
yon s,e 100 close en- observer OF the proceedln- In
ca gteps, and 100 regarded Of ruth, 70 have beeo
wiling 10 rofer he sccnsiioD .hdcn, ir'm nrt IN
precision, is Te'bsls impab'e from your paragraph
If ,iue who do ut feel It be their duty " yots Tor
n o R.onblean caud,da,e are tor that cause dsn"iin.
IBIS aud di, organizers it is clear tha the majority of
lie H.rse esuI.t -fcspe the d.sieDsiioD.
.hnll drive 20 direct all my Pnpi'c action 1hae
AZ a djsarm NE assaults of enemies and shall IN no
ever suffer- the Independence Of the Representative to
be inpsiTed. uo,.cr ct,px
Of Rfpyessntdffes Wsshi0gOn, ID. c. Jan. a. lS0
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Z" The Bsll Of Horrors,
And Ass-ssoi's pen,
bs eoToiEg answers
shIieked upon the rack"

Ore lessor, taught by the d"iOgs Of this eveDt'ul
day, W Il Dot he last upon the hotest aud intelligent
peTroD of tie NOttbern Democracy viz: Tnot
fhoueb il has been Impossible, funcg this eight
week. eOnfest to induce tee Southern Democrats
even to uoiie their votes oo Sp'aser az any
NE Uber of The party from the Free States, yet
the Southern members have compelled their North
EN- alBss To support Wing Know NOtoiOg, simply
b. esuse be Wa stakeholder end dwet foath of tue
Potomac. in the face Of suea facts, how long viii
snblrtODs as. ert q at NOrtbern Democrat Will be
Nominated st CnaIlestonl
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EROn wAsatNe ron.
THE DEMOCRATIC STAMPEDE IN THE
HOUSE

Psvp Der speeal Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Jan. %, 1860.
All parties the House, as Tea ss outside cir
de-. have been Dot a little curOa' "a know whether
u, movements "f esterdoy, which eaue 10 near
q, eths NJ. Satin 20 tie Caair, reio pursuance
O. rre-arIaBsed proersmwe, or the result partly
o, accident and party Of mea ures adopted on tho
spur Of ils moment ae' iSeined to think teat all
three If the,e ,ments enter in true solution Of
Iii, rather elciiug AFFAIR
tits asserted, 90 good authority, that the South
Americans mel in canoes 0n Friday moruins TO II
t,py eOud sgrte 10 suppoIt Mr. III lson he being
the isvonte of the Democratic raoco OF the pro-
posed coalition. But iaCg u agr-e upon aim,
they fell hack upon Mr. Smith, and resolved TO give
Inn tytIy SvUih American vOte-wbich they did.
Tie seucD of toe caucus was made known to
lssicg Democrats immediately on the assembling
Ct he HOUSE. Some o. the most ultra of that
party at the South, Mr.. Keitt, for example, had
voted Tor Mr. Smith on previous ballots aud
ready to do So sgan. Tbe,e gentlemen instantly
commenced preparing for the stampede which
Ultimately 0c'urr'd..
Ore or teu South Americans at the same time
urged half dozen cr more Of our friends to give a
mere compbme btaJy vote 10 Mr.. Smtb, and six
ef them yielded TO The suggestion, aud, as lie be-
be,td, without the slightest knowledge or suspi-
ejon Of What was to follow.
Did those South Amer cans who solicited this
compliment to Mr.. Smith. know or suspect toat
tse Democrats were TO FIRST vote for their To-
s,ts,iye trends, aud thee change 10 Mr. Smith,
tsu. elecsitg him virtuoly by the aid Of gentlemen
Who bad ali along supported Mr.. Shermanl
think Rot, AID for two or three reasons:
l. Lead1g South Americans say they did not
astcirate that the Democrats as body would 60
To Mir. Smtb and that their solo object was TO
make pou.' on them, By giving hin votes
enough to show that ;fthey would all unite on him
he could be elected. This / oks plausible.
H. Tie fact that air. Sa,ith hmself voted for
Speaker, aod thus diminished bis chauces Of success
By one, is very strong evidence that be and the
SoIib Americans generally did not anticipate the
Q alaJost unanimous Democratic stampede Which fol-
lowed after the roll had been called tnrough.
III. The extreme reluctance with which the last
twenty five Democrats changed to Smith, tends
strongly 10 prove that the gong over TO him Ell
Iaesss wss not a foregOne CONCLUSION. They were
eeeIcrd INTO IT by Iemorseless application Of the
thuub.screws Of party discipline, administered 90
The spot and in the face Of the whole assembly, the
Painful process being Protracted through period
st two or three hours, each victim shrsknS out hls
aDIatiOn sn'i6 the soothing words and cheering
ylsueis of the Father CopfessOrs, reminding oHe Of
the Holy IbquisihOn dealing witO heretics
"Tbe Bsl of Horrors,
And Assessoi's pen,
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
1904 THE PENNSYLVANIA lS{s0
lOOUC EETRAL RAILROAD. AOOO
GREAT DOUBLg.TRACK ROUTE.
TIE oapsty Of the Road eqns 70 any 10 The

GREAT DOUBLETRACK ROUTE.
Tie oapsy Of the Road eqns 10 the co1otry
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO Tia WEST
Cfce No. l Astos Hoass, corner Of yesey -
Faies for the PASSENGERS 70 and ,m Gin
.inpst Chicago st Lofts St PAp Nashville. Memphis Now
Orleans and s other In the West Noa~ts aud South
vest unurpa, sed for speed and co9'ot by sny
Throrgh trains for the West leave New York foot ~ Court
Antsst Morning Express, Evening Express.
Sleeping ard suokirg or all the trains
Fare always low, and the tine quick, as by any othsf
route -
By this Frrigbts OF s deepon. be Forwarded to
and any point he Railroads OF Ohio keuocky Indiana
Iino,s Wisconsin Iowa Missouri, By RAILROAD d.
RECT or any port the nsysa5e iven Of the West b.
ueamt from Pitsbur.b
The rates Of Frs To and rom any point OF the West ~ the
Psnnsylvania ka AL eS favorable chaed
sy other Railroad Companies Merchants sad sippsr ntut
lag toe transportation their Freight to th. Company
weh confidence on tts speedy trarstt
This Company slso maintains an Emyrsnt Accommodation
Line by which parties erirng westEad saoy cheap md
comfortable mode Of half the rs class rata
If fare J. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No. Asor House.
LEECH 4 Co., Fieight Aeents,
No Aston HoUss and NO Sou'h William IT.
MCDONALD & BISCHOFe Euhgrant Agents,
No Battery place.
ENoCB LEWIS, General suP't Altoona Pa
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legal Notices.

CUPREME COURT-City and County OF New
- rs-CEcELIA cAswELL Plain A. ssrin. CaAsLE -
ved To the Defendant above named: You hereoy rns
moaed and required the complaint "a tes scssea
County OF New York the City ef New and 70 sevss
copy OF your the said complaint on the ,yocnoc
twenty days the service OF this sanmon. on yeu s,cmye
Of the day such service aud fail TO sn:we, the -
w apply relief dcmaadsi The complaint
Dated April !. 1880. THEo. q. SEARS
flaIatf's Attorney No Na'.Aas g.. N T.
The complaint IN saia action hsd Ia the once Of "
County cleIk aforesaid The nth day gAps,, lxo
ais iaNoWd
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LIVERY LAWYER SHOULD HAVE COPY
THE LENNON SLAVE CASE.

The fu History of the Slave Case from is origin to
Ga final decision in the Court II Appeals containing the opnion
of udse Paine before whom The first heard the oPn-
ION of the Supreme Count the points and arguments OF Charles
OConoI VIM NJ. Evsrts, and Joseph Blunt IN the Court oil
49, and te opious Of Judges DEMO, Wright and Clerke
The great Impotence the legal and political principles In
VOWED the with which the Issues were made aud the
ability with which the argument was sustained on both dss
render this one the significant and universally Interest
ing trials took place in this county rne per copy
as.sn. nsr 100 sI0 If sent by mail cents ia sd3ton must
be .en, 70 urepay postage. Terms cash. Address
TIE TRIBUNE Tribune buildings NewYork.
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STEAMBOATS, and RAILROADS..

NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD
~ DUEklRk EXPRESS at q m, for Dun,ilk. Buffalo,
CsnAndsigua, and principal Stations
MAIL al 8:l5 for Ounkirk and intermediate Stations
fets Train remains light at Enira.
WAY Of Si3 Q. M. for Middetown Newbursh aud inter-
mediate Stations
NIGHT EXPRESS daily at p m, for Dunkrk Buffalo,
eanindsgua and principal Stations The train Of Saturday stops
" AL man train stations, and runs only Eimlrs
CiAS. hlNoT, General Supt
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY
and TROY, connecting with trains NORTH and WEST.
On and After Monday Sept H. 1900 Trsis will leave Chambers
q. station as follows Through Express Trains and IL and
Albany Mail 12e Sleeping Car Train, $40 D. M
lSun1ay noludee) Way Trains for Sing Sing a. IS
7, and l0;a5 Tauyto~n, 3:S5 p for Pecksk $3.50
p for Poughkeepsis, lis and 800 Emigsn. Train
from 3st st., 6;a5 Passengers taken at Caanoers Canal
Christopher and 3sts Trains ioT NewYort leave Troy At
s Sundays iucluded and 6is and IL 30 and and
500 Albany about 81 minutes later. Albany for New
York, Sundays included, p train
A. F. SMITH. Superintendent.
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
Il PORT and FALL RIyER-Ths splendid aud superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves New every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. at O'Clock D.
a., and ths EXPIRE STATE, Capt. Brayton. MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY, at eo'clock y IN. from Piet
Hereafter win be regarded secured 70 any sppn
ant until the sams shall have been paid fof
Freight to Boston forwarded through With sa, dispatch b.
TG. BORDEN. AssptS 70 .aa II w,sa
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ITO MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS, and
IL OTHERS
LOIS FOR SALE
ELIZABETHPORT, NEW-JERSEY.

This PORT is The linus Of the Central Railroad Of New
by which direct coan-c1u secured all toe coa
and tn regions OF PenDsy wanna sDd with eItssiys Lumber
districts all rtbg these articles at lower than At an other
point the sesb ard IL hos hourly b. stea n.
81 at road with New io:k dsnt 10 miles Is Or yd.1
with aud he, very healthy location aud offer, nv
ryll.d facilities for the estb Of Manufactures ana
Mechanical trades The subscb.r on. these In
ties sut purchasers favorable both to pce
and n Of payment Mechanics and M.nusctufers par
Ia Is, r qusstrc TO examine the sr uLd Apply t.
J KELLOGG, Executor, NO 50 Beayor-st n /. or 10
b. COOLEY, Agent Eizabea2ort.
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TWO splendid adjoining MANSIONS on Brook

lyn Higtts between Fulton and Wsst. Ferries Nos So
and So Coum s for SALE LET together separate
with py purchase terms house 3OktO the
o bull by days work. under inspection Of the
expressly h own and family. resdence Every dstii Of
utility h. been carefully attended aud finished
t be style Both houses four stories high, brown
fronts stoops aud bau,trades material very handsome
style architecture modem Italian assye in appearance and
surpassed by similar size in New Yok Toe windows
Of the gt Of plate asss 3x7 feet. offering
Facility the splendid Overlapping panorama Ct tue Bay
the Narrow Staten Island AID the jersey shore tbs blue
hills snd falls OF the Passc The piRcipz staircase is epca
hhy onsmened lantern Of stained glass from which view Of
Leng Issnd the hor son IL commanded The entrances
loity principal halls laid with Italian marble tiles
The ayaofy repete aud spe did Kitchen
with every requisite of the outline AID dumb
ws,es ana speaking from under cellars to s9,od
Hot and cold baths every story aud watecloests from
kitchen to al upper chsubers Coal vaults and splendid
vsvls all lighted BY patent lumrators The prrei be
all tunes there per,onI Ia charge For terms
inteiyit address the H. THOMPSON, No q Woost
st. who he resides ho dince out Of the city 1.-THE sole
Of the property betty ia toe msrae, requests sufficient
csiye spd punctusy attend h aad app can