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Corner of Canal and Bourbon streets
nOYlE & MAY, House, Sign, and Ornamental
} Painters, Ne Carohdele street, two doors from

nOYLE & MAY, House, Sign, and Ornamental
= Painters, Ne Caroh,ele street, two doors from
Canal street.
limitations Of the following woods and marbles, ex
ecuted ia mastery manner.
WOODS MARBLES.
Mahogany, Egyptian black and gold,
Oak, Giala and Antico,
Pollard do, Oriental or ycrd antique,
C,rled do, Jasper,
Cu,led Maple, Blood Stone,
Birds Eye 80, Darby Granite,
Satin Wood, Potomac,
Hair Wood, Dove Or Burlello,
Yew Tree, Italian White.
Coromantc Or Black Si,nna and Brectclla,
Rose Wood, Ameri san Grey,
Ash White Oak, &c. Il sc.
Curled Elm,
Specimens TO be at the shop. Paints. ellis,
glass, copal yarnisb, sc. on hand dtor sale.
mi
IRON, STEEL. 81 HEAVY GOODS-Hat, square
IL and bundle iron, well assorted.
Hoop, scroll and rod iron, nail rods. and plough
mouds
CAST German, shear, bliscred, spring, sheet and
Hollow ware, cut and wrong int nails and spikes
Zinc, block tin, mill and grind stones, salt kettles
Chain cables, anchors hoes
Ok, log ard trace chains, corn mills
Anvils vices, Hammers and bellows
Wire, sheet, pig and bar lead; shot
Coal, and cooking stoves
-Ames, Rowland's and other spades and shoves
Hook and plate hinges, door and window hooks
Collins, Hunts, Sharps and other
rar'd and Manila cortiage, lines and Irvine
Bolt and sheathng copperi Naval stores
Paints, linseed and sperm oil
A full assortment OF hardware and ship cianhery
always hand, and which offered fpr sale at whee-
sale Or retail, on the most favorable terms, by
ma LAYTON X Co. So Old Levee.
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d AEON SiuE$-itG casks Cincinnati sn,,s
R9'anlln; t'ui Ipe steamboat Emo, a1 Tor saeJ,
BDGERT Y I!ASF
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NlAIE ARIA ssEIM EMF

n,,,J Due EVERY Day At T. NJ
Forther" h""' Closes Every day at 104 AN
w NJ, Due every Sunday, "Wednesday
western u n@ 49, Friday, by ), +. NJ
oy "av q "te Closes every Monday, W"dnrsds
COAST and Saturday, by y F. NJ.
nv, DHe every Tuesday, Fhure,lav
IneA a." ma" Saturday, by s II. Nj.
VI" Closes every Monday Wednesday
EXPRESS MAIL"
TINES OF ARRIVAL, DEPARTURE DISTANCE
&c. of the Express Mail bct%oN, Noodle and New
fork--leaymg Mobile dali" al 8 p. NJ. Northwar
New York daily at P. NJ Soushward.
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TO RENT.
A NEW two story brick house, situated 5 doors
N from the Second Municipality Hail, on st Charles
street Rent verv low possession given Immediately
Euouir.. At The pfcnises lI.9, Il.
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AbLANK BOOKS of every vnriety Of ruling aud
I'D binding, constantly on hand: md Printing, Ruin
and B inding neatly executed, at short notice, by
DAVID FL, ! Il co.
NIB NY Stafiuncrs' Hall, 81 Charities II.
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AbLAIN and ruled Cap and Letter Papers, Of oil qua
U es, consisting of very superior blue laid, blue
and white woyc and plat, aud ruled rough ed sc record
cap, constantly on hand and for sale by
DAVID FELT & co.
rn3l NY Stalioncii' Hail. "a Charities a.
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BBRlNiIY--lO bbls fourth proof American Brandy,
I'D lardng, fer sachy
m2i l3i Magazine street.
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rnA BAGS Sunalra Coffee;
i UV 50 boxes of , loz each hiosclle Wine, 1926,
50 do off, do 40 do 1921;
50 do of do L. Port, 1916;
80 do of do l.P brown Shorty, 1916
80 pipes extra Madeira. For ale by
HERMOGENE, BROWN Il ca.
l,.nf strnc
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EHECns On PfiiLADFLPHIA-For sale by
a. lHRKE BROTHERS,,
81 e. Camp street
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M IlEElBARROWS, &c-25 Nheolbarrows, %
w dirt do. in stone, Tor sale by
CIiAMPLiN s. COOPER,
NILS 81 lu IL It
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TO LET.
~ NEsma dwelling house on Triton street, be-
" tween Tiyoli Circle and urondaet tstrert.
MO Apply To J OFT,
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w. w. SWAIN.
No. IIgCanai Street hrc Oyl4nns
I" AS always on hand constantly X receiyin, Dr,.
L. Dyes, Chemicals and raln:s, among thei. ur.
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ANLUuR-5O0 bbls Flour. for sal" by
II milo q DORSEY, IL New I.
~n CASKS BACON sides Cor safe by
eOB m2g G DORSEY, Al New l.evee.
EDAGGING AND ROPE-2l2 pieces nngginS,ald
} l5o coils Rope, lundins from Ambassndof for sale
hv LAiET Il AAlELUNG
mlo II Commerce ST.
AliIiNti--,,il0 pieces Kentucky Baggng, land in
from steamer Gen Wavne. AMI for sale by
YORKE, BROTHERS,
,c6 Is Camp street.
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NEW ORLEANS l. NASHVILLE RAlL ROAD
COMPANY.
FHyHE stockholders of this company hereby no.
Il tilted that by a resolution of the board of direc-
ton passed the 18th inst. the call made them
the 18th February last, for the payment of FIVE dollars
share, rescinded, and the said stockholders
further notified that
WHEREAS bv n resolution Of this board passed on
the 18th inst call has been made on the stockholders
of the New Orleans and Nashville Rail Road Company
for the following payments the the stock held res,c
lively by them, viz:-two dollars per share, payable
the first day of September next two dollars per share
payable ON the first day of december next; and
dollars per share payable the fist day OF March
Now therefore be it resolved, that the
of this company shall notify the share holders therein,
through the public prints OF The city, that IN conformity
with the sixth section of the charter theyare pernitt:d
postpone any payment called i'll on tho stock Of said
cspanv for The term of sixty days. from and after the
day which il is made payable, with the expless
dor however, that if not regularly paid within the
said prolongation OF sixty days from and after the day
which it should have been paid thai then the stock
on which said payments should have been made, is and
orttted 10 the company, the charter on that
point ncing Imperative In conformity therefore, to sail
call. all stock of the Stockholders in said company us
think proper to put OFF the payments their stock
the end Of the additional sixty days. which the charter
allows tsm are notified that the payment of two dol
lars per share called for and due the first of Sep
ember next may he postponed under the sixth section
OF said charter until the 3lst day OF October next that
| the payment OF Two dollars per share called for und
due on the first day Of December next may he post
poned until the 30th day Of Janarv next and the paw
of ,luars per share called for and ,lue the
rstlay Of March nexi may be postponed until the Spl
day of April next,
Extracts OF tne minutes of the board.
june ~ A McNAiR, Sec'rv.
| SN5OO,l HATS. in casos-q5 ,u2sn white Wuo
| w Hats, for sale J'!iN - GRAtI4I.
| ~ l6
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YSL0IR-?00 apf,ag r. steGn!hr IndqpeuI,
3 encr, sic ! DORSEY,
T.S3 "a New ievse
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TENNER'S MAP OF LOUISIANA, &c. &c
a NEW MAP OF LOUISIANA, with its canals, roads
~ and distances, from place place, along the stage
and steamboa routes, by IL. 5. Tenner.
MITcHELL's Map OF THE UNITED SrATEa showing
the principal Turnpike and common roads, on which are
given the distsuces in miles from place another
also the of the canals and rail roads through
cut the country, carefully compiled from the best au-
thuritias-puhished by S. Augustus MITCHELL
MrrcHELL's rRAvF HERS GuIuE THROUGH THE
UNITED STATES; map of the roads, distances scap
boat and canal routes &c just received and for sale
WIN MkEAN,
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Louisville Jdly 1887
Copied from the S. ~ c. Advocate of the 2lh June 1887
At the request of Dr. Williams we insert the follow
ing note from the Rev MIR Howell of Nashville to the
editor of the South Western Christian Advocate who
it appears, has examined the li.omas and other docu
monts evilcive oithe Doctors claims public patron
age, In consequence of accident, DIR. W. will rs-
main in Nashville few days longer than he first
intendcd-say the LIST July
Rev. MIR Strmgfell:-Having been requested by Dr.
Williams the ocust in this city, to examine his
numerous diplomas and other documents evincive of
his claims to public coniident in his profession have,
Among them found letter from MIR Pageot, at pre-
sent Charge dAffhres OF the King of the French, at
Washington, addressed to DIR. Williams, tesfying the
genuneness of the diplomas from the Kings of France
Belg GUM, &c. as well as those from the Medical Soce-
ties of France. He has numerous vouchers from men
known TO be of high reputation this country, received
since his arrival in the United Suites, detailing nstan-
of great in the restoration of sight to the
olnd. have seen ely all his poor patients in this
c.;v. | knew none of them previous to their coming
unLer his care but all have seen say they are un.
qaestonably benefited.
ROB'T. B. C HOWELL,
Nashville June 81, 1887.
i. 5. Since writing the apove one of DIR. Williams
patients has called upon me, aud says he had actually
and totally lost the sight of eye for seventy years
but declares himself beuer that last gt for the
first time in his life that he rccoIl cct, he could dis
ting ush with tn teye, some of the proninent tars
learn that this old gentleman has lived many wears
in this rdgon, and says he has been Methodist during
| forty years.
Yours, truly,
| anglo R. p. C. II.
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rrOOTH ACHE-TeOTH ACHE-why win you
suaer with tooth ache when there perfect rsmedy
Kreosoe sp-rfcct remedy Cor ,ecthsehe u can he used
with perfect safety rpmoees the tooth the part that 10
decsyed and leaves Il white eu'sideh the
unplcssast smell breath, and gives almost nsts re-
lief o the psis however bs been useN by nov-
s.sds and hos ied give relief wbsn could "
p'seed IN contact With the aecsyed tootn.
Prepared by WIN. nrewn and sold IN this cs BY the
doss. ~ .isEls bottles ~ D Sands Ne 10 vsSss'
LIBERAL Discus, 70 shsss vss psreAa'e y IN: -
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NIBLU,S GARDEN.
FIRST NIGHT OF ITALIAN OPERA.

NlbLOS GAADEN.
FIRST NIGHT OF ITALIAN OPERA.
Thlra appearance of Signor Fornasari.
gesioa Of his Musical Pa.rors generally and with view I.
tar as in his power to promote the cultivation for classical
he raj s a.es a
;ify 1 he Of the Comic ope Of
wseksn active and for which he has engaged
Sig Fortasar, Mrs. 4; Walack,
si s SamSaii,' NJ Mr. IIor aai
The Ochssa will be considerably augmented for the occa.
son and led by sgnor BAsSANo the celebrated volnist,
The whole under the direction of Mr. Watson composer and
director Of the music to this establishment.
win, :. FaiP pa..;l EVENING ESI!iS JULY27
DiSlvIGLIO.
DISTRIBUTION
Ro sia, Ms Nix; sno Il. Wsiise:.,
Bertha, Mrs Williams
Count Amaviya, Mr. Horncaslle,
Basil, Sig. Casolani,
MUSICAL PROGRAMME.
AcTI.
s-lntrsducen, piano Panissimo" by the Count,
a-C.vatiaa ard serensde, the Count. "Fecco ri.
4-choru:. s'e Z Mile sts, Gr.z-.n
sSfsna Duo s0 The coass and Fsa4S a
6s,aina Don kso osla "1Io , ssss posof."
go Do IS s:i!se si;.e, a%s isgIi. 'sa
Tisr.O Basil osers soldiers. i s iSS' Il
casa" Arrival the Soldiers
Chorus, t~iheul LA For.s" nAprite"
Il. and ~ ss1ss os:s s.h G1or
Celebrated Adaeis, "Frrddo ed i,amos ii S''-''
sseAa, DR.. Bsr,ele and az the characters
END of ActL)
ntermssos Of half hour promenade and refresh
nens when III. Grand Military Band VIA perform variety
Of overtures, Marches, &c.
Acr H.
duo, GID Dr. Harto'o and De, Aphonso, i"faee
Fiaao Fore, aAn Old Man would be wooine.S
3-soBg, Or Bsriolo, "Quande mi sci vicinaD
4-ounte'te, Rosin,, Count, Bartolo, Figaro and Ba.
sill, "BuoDa sera"
Song, Bertha, I'll veceheito"
6-Tenpesta, descriptive music"
7-Terz.,to Count, Raslaa, and Figaro. "A ha
quail colpo, In aspetfato."
s-Alegro vivace, "Zuta, Zit."
9-Fnae.
Solo, Figaro. .Di fslice in ness."
The Count, "Deli umle"
Chorus, "Amore fede eternn"
In rehearsal my wire's Mother"
Also, "The Mlller's Man"
Mr. John Seton Director OF the vaudeviHeS
To commence al s0clock
The Grand Promenade Bread Saloon suscep
tbie OF being enclosed In unisvorabe weather postpone
Amusemsnis every eveniHg In the week except Sundays
wher the Garden will be opened tor ice aud
OF every variety and OF the most approved kinds.
Admission ia cents, including Retr-shmenL
omnsusses will run to and from the City Hotel to the Gar
den. during the evening.
thousands Of ariegasd lamps asd ned with perb
collection OF choice plants shruLs orange,
To the Grand Walks has been added this
new Tsnsparences, ofbeauuful design and execution
The Groto Fountain has be-u newly decorated and pcun
forth Us cooling streams amid the brancy Of lamps and
GRANGE ofhower~ Jy2s
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- sY AARON LEVY
xrk H2Om r, spf rn s.ps1


fully informed that large ard commodous has been
fitted NJ N Liberty doors Of Broadway Tor the
exhibition Of Paintings ,nd other work Of private sale
fine collection Of ancient and modern paintings of unooubt
cd merit exhibition, which the attention Of In
Dies strangers visiting the city, and lovers Of III. fine arts
ersIv h invited Tke ladies may be assured that moth
prsssptcd their vie that astdious
object TO- bat on anxious shall
domase exhibit such only " are ehsste pleasing and In.
IN. Exhibition Room will be open all hours from 10 A.
tll =, IN,
EngrsvIngs :, private In lots 70 sui, purchasers
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PA rHnAgnE This EVENING viii be per.
VINO WANTS A CUiNEA-solonon ouudy. Mr. Marble
Fanny, Ms chppindsie
Aner which
A PAS DE DEUx by Master AID Miss WEEKS
To conclude with
BLACK EYED sUsAN-wllian, Mr. Marbe-susaR, Mrs
Richardson.
Doors open at 7-Perormsnce begins at u. Boxes ST.
Pit 30 cents. Gallery. rs cents
LIMA :. LIN Tff EA TN Nc, CHATHAM SQUARE
Il under the direction of Mr.. w. r. BLAkE.-THIS EVE
MING, Benefit of Mrs Blake, will be presented
LADY OF LYONs-Claude Melaotte hrs. W. Sefton-Pau
line, Mrs Barrett
) After which
Recitation Bucks Have at We ALL the Picture of Play
honse-by Mr. Blake.
lobe followed by
Is HE JEALOUs-Mr Belmeur, Mr. Barreu-harrie, Mrs
W. Seton
To conclude with
HANDSOME HUsBAND-Mr Wyndbam, Mr. Barett-Mrs
WyRdhan, Mrs Barrett
Doors open begin at half past 7pre
cisely.
nLHMPlCI 81 EATR t-Unaer the management of
~ Mr. ThOkNE-THiS EVENING vii be performed
DREAM OF THE FUTURE-Prregrine Milamay, MIR
Fynn-Honoria walshngham, Mrs Maeder.
After which,
Dance by Master Yates.
To be followed W
SWISS CoTTAGE-corporal Max, Mr. Perciva-Lisette,
Mrs Thorne
To conclude with
Is HE JEALOUS-Mr Bemeur, Mr. Flynn-Harriet, Mrs
Maeder.
Boxes 50 eeas-Pit Is centsPrivate Boxes five dollars
Doors open at performance 10 commence at half past
O'Clock. jy2S lwr
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INFORMATION WANTED

TT The subscriber will handsomely reward any petsos
who will him any visla~n Of the following
order:
The proprietor positively requires the observance Of the fol-
lowing role by his agents, viz
One Dollar shall be returned any who shall
bottle Of Hays Lnmea for tho Piles, without beng cured on
Of the empty bottle. No instance Is yet known Of
failure. SOLOMON HAYS.
Agent 2 Fletcher st. door below Pearl St Maiden
Lane, where the article Is Tor sale. jvlllns
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DIEDs
On wednesday. a4h inst. Mr. Daniel 0synor' " y"
Of bis age. . n and Sarah
Ga Wednesday, Abraham, sor Of Asrsna" y
Rich. aged II mouths and z9dsys. = v.llott n ed
On Wednesday Woithington, son Oh Jon"
years and months ~ n.v late master Of
brig Mercater, OF this port
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VAUxHALL GARDEN.

vAUxHALL GARDEN.
70 The public for he era
Sscs they have res.ye p,rer sry on the evening Of
making their study to please TO merit continuance Of their
Manager OF the yaudeyillss, Mr. Gates
MORE Nkw ATTRACTION!
FRIDAY EVENING, JulyT,
Two Pleasing vaudevillss Tonight
Second night afhe New Vaudeville OF lie Marie Bachelor
Connued sue OF lie Captain Nest Pas NAL Cap
In which ihr whole strength ofhe company viii be broush,
II n Sar 81 Or s.s ana % ''
sir Charles Courtsl, Mr. Tsoman,
L. Ssi sPe:shs, S c.ss;
J T.us' s SslsSa'
lady cosrtari, Miss Kerr
The evenings entertainments conclude with the following
az oU +. Sew o sTs :1s
form several na,io"sl marches quick steps, se
There viii Ma, also be several flights Of rockets
win with the Orchestra playing the popular Over.
TO conclude with the new vaudeville OF LIE CAPTAIN
NEST PAS NAL, OF the Cap,asa's not amssl
a., .,orrw.u DISTRIBUTION u,cou,,.
Captain Dsrng Thomas.
John stock, hsuger, Oates.
Holbcrt Lewis
Roland Towney, Taylor.
Emily, Mrs Herring.
MARY, Lhomsa.
Fanny, Mrs kerr.
In consequence ofthe splendid success ofthe
ORATORIO OF DAVID.
And the and apple for repetition e
part FIRST the public resp c,fuy informed that IL
lance The general wish the Frs, Part viii he repeated
Sunday evening The second part will positively
be produced the following sunday.
In csi the the musical world this celebra
ted productions the feel the utmost confidence in recommend
ing Ii their friends and the public The FIRST
produced IN Earope with the greatest esla Subsequent
performance In Boston Philadelphia, kc have fully realized
it, European success
sunasy Evening Concerts q usual
Admhtsnce IS cents
Doors epss at o'elock-rerormsnse semnspces at bali
past O'Clock.
No posponemest OF the Performsses Of the
weather.
Bswery aud Broadway stages will convey visitors from up
and lower part Of the city during the perfo, msaces
jy27
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CT NEW REFECTORY.-J. SWEENEY in
forms public that he has opened
ectory that large elegant building No. IA Full ST.
Fish Flesh and Fowl always be tosrd on his tables and
every delicacy Of the prov appears in
market No attention Ill be wanting his part
to satisfaction and he hopes TO find that generous
va sm e'"e"' "A''" - " j. SWEENEY.
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VAPOn BATHS.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED INDICATED vAPOR

No 25 John street.
I II. CARROLL returns grateful asknow edgrmeptg
" TO the public and TO the gentlemen OF the medical profess
sion, liberal ronsge bestowed his tsablshmen
which has been In successful operation o
years As the limits of advertisement precudes
the possibility OF gvirg analytical detail Of the medicinal
Vapor Bath he bess leave merely
has been fouad safe though powerful remedy all the fol-
iumeprs OF the joints, catarrhal con-
plants Group affections OF the liver asthma. suddes cods
fever anda gue, scarlet fever, DC. &c DC.
visited the Vaport Bath Ests-
shent John conducted by Mr. and Mrs Carr>.
and have entirely myself the are admns-
tered there with skill attention.
ALEX. H. syEvENs MD.
aan cheerfuy state that have found the Baths In John
street well attended 10. and every comIor OF the paent
suited. VALENTINE MOTT, M. ID.
been FOR In the habit of ndrg
Mr. Mrs Csrolps vapsr Bath in John street
fr, queny taken them myself Upon all occasoas had
satisfied with skill with which they
istered and believe n this respect Mr. and Mrs. Carroll
leave nothing be desired by male or female bahers
Nm J. MACNEVEN, M. d.
have had much xperience In Mr. ssd Mrs CAROLS app-
cation of the yapsr Baths patients in this city, pre-
fer them To every other. w. VANDERBURGH, NJ p.
We fully the above statements
GEORGE RUSH, NJ ID.
JAS. q. SMITH, N. ID.
JNO. NELSON, NJ d.
THOS. BOYD, ~. ID.
JAS. A. WASHINGTON, NJ D.
w. M. IRELAND, M. ID.
DANL w. NISSAN NJ. ID.
The Baths In constant readiness from o'clock In the
when ihey open from TN IN the morning sulpLur
Baths all bou Of the day Portable BATHS, with compe-
tent persons 10 administer them vixen required
part OF the city Brooklyn FIVE mites nsce. No
nexion with other establishment The Shakers Concern
Eaied Syrup. Of sarsapas and Lverwor for sale Bathing
m - n nd r Hpt ts lpr sale nFH hire gxJi pu1a
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DANOHAMA OF LERUsALHM-rANoRA

DANOHAMA or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF NIAGAKA-The public respectfully informed that
these magnificent pictures nov opes for exhibition the
new Paroroma Building csner OF FRINGE ana Mercer streets,
Broadway,
The PANORAMA or JERUSALEM Is splesasd psis,.
isg OF the largest class covering surface OF sssnrd
10 1854
and has prorouaced by Judges
OF this ceesrsed
20 the public
Open from 10 the mcrsing I'LL 10 at sigh, AdrApee rs
each PsnersnaL
BooLsof description nay be obtained The door. ., IN
cents esch je1Lims
nAssEOhD's HOOMs FOK BILLIAs. Ds
- AND ~ n -. Hs Broadway and "A Ans street, en-
usece s,ns NE m.:eun sesh Tor The Of Billiard
Table, Go hs Nails &c and exercises Tor health fcr
chsses and players invited There Billiard Tss4es
ready tc trial. seven " one rson, with srrng sss lncs
We best ssso<mert evew sGered he pehdc. sysrs
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FOREIGN IMPORTATAONs'
LryERpoeL-Per Hibernis
=. p.n,nsca .l 100 Okey &'Roberson bs
N & 8 Wii.ts pkgs lea tr W.nnS Mrs n
Humber Co crts ~ 1880 rs os
Phelps l. Co BIS Tin "a - M J stewart pkgs is
r,;.,au u;a'n.P5 Go rs c 50 Tooker Mead Co BIS IA
Z, ~ p ,ss.lihs % feelings & Co BIS ...A !
~ 1870 NM .i.e Is Ress Il Bro hers cs 40
d ,aaad.nns 49, Q TIE Order tins railroad iron l0e
w Pckersgil hbls PAso
Bird Gieaid pkgs Oh
MARsEILLEs-Per Ceyon
A Ca,x,n.bxs 9 A Augnee
NJ =, Rarhev 4 Meyer Son "a
w Churchman bs oiousset cks ",ue Iae
Il Wakeman bxs - oh,s
C Marsh hf cks madden Az 10 order os aimouus
PASSENGERS.
LIvEkpooL-Per Hbernia.
Afr Richard Hutton [le6 Storage