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JUVENILE BOOKS, for youths NJ I'll ayes
- A large and valuable collection Of the above is on
hand end for safe by r TAYLOR
Among which are many new ones Just received,
and all Of the most approved and standard works Of
the class Mics Edgewoith'. Mary Howm's Mss
sedgwioks, Miss LesIie's, Mrs. Bohsnds and
others
Also, small lot Of French Juvenile Books just I'M
ported direct from Paris fpe collection Of the most
esteemed writers in ts,euy and Irose b.th Enrlsh
and American, beautiful cdnioos-many ~ ihemf
y Illustrated, others richly bound, for Christmas and
Ne~ Yes's pre.,nls
Portfolio Drawing Books beautiful English BIZ
s'e', Albums, colorsd Toy Books, gold and silver
Pencil Cases, Card Cases, &c, &c al 81 the lowest
prices r TAYLOR,
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n Press
The Eneid Of Virgil, with English notes, critical
and explanatory MetrcaI Claws, and and an His
torica Geographical, and Neurological Index. BY
Professor Anthem. volume. THIS day received
by =. TAYLOR
dec 2-3t
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I OUDON'S ENCYCLOPEDIA OF GARDEN
IL ING, and
Loudon's Encyclopedia Of Agriculture, cheap. A
few copies Of each Of the above, for sale by +. TAr
LoR price 50 SO the usual price in this country be-
ing fifteen dollars
New Works lately imported from London, by
+. TAYLOR.
Donaldson on Manures, on Grasses, and on Farm
ing, vol. octave.
Johnson Manures and Fertilizers, / vol. Svo.
Vaux on TilliDg and Fertzing Land / vol. Svo
The Practical Gardener by C. Mcintosh, Garden
er to the King Of the Belgians-
The Conservatory and Hot House, by r. Balm
bridge, vol.
Hog on the Csrnston, | vol
Mains Domestic Poultry, vol. and many others
oct Ia
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DRlNCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF MEDl-
i CINE, by John Elliotson, President Of the
Royal Medical and Chrurgica Society, edited by
Nathaniel Rodgers and Alexander Cooper Lee, NJ ID,
First American, from the second London edition
greatly enlarged, with notes and additions by Thos
Stewardson, Of the Pennsylvania Hospital. | vol
octave
PRACTICAL TREATISE ON THE DISEASES
OF THE TESTS, and of the Spermatic Cord and
Scrotum, with Illustrations, by r. b CARING Of the
London Hospital; edited by Z. b. Goddard, NJ d.,
Demonstration Of Anatomy IN the University Of Penn
sylvania. | volume octave.
Just published and this day received for sale by
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O,yicx or Cor. Gxk. % SussisrGscE,
WAsaRoroK, July y, 1914.

VAsdikoioNJ 'u'y ~ 49,
CEPARATE proposals will be received at THIS Oh
- nee until the Isl day OF October next Tor the Do
livery of provisions in bulk, for the use Of the troops
Of the United States, upon inspection, as follows
AZ Nep Orleans.
PA barrels of pork.
$40 barrels Of fresh superinc -four.
200 bushels of new whit field beans.
A. 400 pounds of good hard soap
800 pounds Of good hard sperm candles.
30 bushels good clean dry foe salt.
900 gallons of good cider vinegar.
At Baton Rouge. Louisiana.
pa barrels of pork
276 barrels of fresh superhnc flour.
100 bushels of new white field beans.
1900 pounds OF good hard soap.
900 pounds Of good hard sperm candles.
so bushels Of good clean dry foe salt.
700 gallons of good cider vinegar.
Al Fort Pickens, or Borrancas, Pensacola,
Florida.
ll2 barrels of pork.
260 barrels Of fresh superfne flour.
100 bushels of new white field beans.
2,200 pounds Of good hard soap,
4S0 pounds Of good hard sperm candles.
40 bushels Of good clean dry fine salt.
AGO gallons of good cider vinegar.
At the Public Landing, sir miles from Fort
IOpsOn, mouth Of the Chiemich.
360 barrels of pork.
900 barrels Of fresh superine -four
300 bushels Of new White field beans.
5000 pounds Of good hard soap.
1000 pounds of good hard sperm candles
100 bushels of good clean dry fine sa.
1000 gallons of good cider vinegar.
The whole TO be delivered in all the month Of
April l545 and to leave Natchitoches by the 10th
February, lS45
AtJeterson Barracks, Missouri.
672 barrels of pork
1860 barrels Of fresh superfne -four
600 bushels of new white field beans.
IL 200 pounds good hard soap
$3.50 pounds of good hard sperm candles.
$40 bushels of good clean dry fine salt.
2,760 gallons OF good cider vinegar.
AT Fort Crawford, Prairie du Chen, Missis-
Sippi River.
$50 barrels pork.
$50 barrels of ire h supersne flour.
100 bushels of new white held beans
5000 pounds Of cd hand soup.
400 pounds of good hard talIow candles.
80 bushels of good clean dry fine salt.
500 gallons of gnod cider vinegar.
The whole to be delivered by the LIST June lS45
Al Fort Atkinson. uest bank Of The Missis-
"a Il
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Glide Of Hslfx days from Knsslon. Js for Matanzas
Sss. b. 81 en-:
Caihdgs. standing South July 90 lat 81 90 Ion "a sl-by
sHaSsf b. Mobile fsI NYoh July T. Of Crawford Reef
Lamar and Wilson Fuller for Savannah. and Homer.
jane. Marble haasphas for e1I Port su Pla IL day. out.
M.,.:ppi; ilisid. New York for New Orleans. July IS
fSS s 3 ssfs for Ant
& at.sy asa: cyb.s ss
X 81 sss sh ii sssss
S:...
Haven; OH. Forest Newburyroit; Lexington Boston.
81. s's h IL,
vessel. p.n Webster fer Rascsa Island sid days before
PonT ~ SL.TT: July 2-A.I cIaIa. Da ham NYork
York .oon brig fin EYcrs Ss arr o. Nh''sn 0'
sss sss ss '
phsdslphia do YIN Thstshsr from do ar i5h eaky di'g
Lake Ports.
n Stanley ossa "a s ca Benton s" sida
:euIi, and Texas. Buffalo; Barney oswsso; B.sos
nh Essssis sargent. Portland. sid i1h, Eshmosd Sea-
ss.ssOn; July III, iea .; Aq!;., NY2 S.:.
Ga sh: Mary. Bryant, fhiadsphia; iia. TWO Bio.he.
ssSlEM: July ss5cls Eagle, whee'e, Rio Grsnde.
July Espss spfS
TsGssa ss TasTsi 81
WsTs Rio J;ys. chester o' Ws:, Iea,s: ard mar
Shs Ms:ss Eus do Nsrss ,n.sst baker, Norfoi CT,
ara
GEL Lowell YORK; charles vose. savn. ala. to load
& ssy s rHSiBsaS n. ss'rs
as'y T%sA INST iss sss's
S.s; ;ss
su%;.h oIea; Phasseha; ch,lIsaEe GaisSS do o;sss
a. sa :nS Err saaf ss Mar. @ hs
Sh MARIA sss q r..
a 4sa sH G
yisi DE-: Loaf Baltimore; Victory, Ei%s Fs
PnovIpsscE July so-x Louisa, Leeds Philadelphia; AL
albany
sPa
sS Capt Ba'ssl sas i've crew q Re sch Wash
ss:ly s% fssa
Ann Goiiey Philadelphia a ' BsioS
chsmDGp Miller Liverpool
timo.e, sidrtss; Grand TaSi, Mayo ard Edwrd 5aasn
,and AnI, Haven JOhA: Pr Eliz. Williams. Bsls.
Indiana Brewster Maven Cid Cinderella Crowel; yesta
oupt Genoa Lampher; John FIedercs Lampher; Escort
Es Harding Provideace MaIis ausey Stubs Cambridge
Mass; Republic Soule NBedford; Anthracite Levy.
York.
BALTIMORE, July 22An Comet, Gayet Demerara; Alcxan
d,. Lswi. NYoiE. Below. Inca COnking FIN Rio jansrO
,RIcHMosDs July sa-An Tige,s, Hart. New York. 81
NoRFoLx, July 2o-AIr Pacific. Murch New Haven; Tho
Hooper, Kirwan Ponce PR Ez, Ann, III zgerald Havana
Columbia Moore ork; Seaford Pugh Providence Midal
Bensha from Kingston. Js via Havana for Ba,tinore
Bc;,ep for RICHMOND Ai,o Belle. Mcath, NYork.
CMAaLEsros July 2o-Arr Gso.g'na Heliter. New YoIk
Edward. Bgl'ry NYork; Tower Leslie apoIt Cubs
Sullivan, Waite York; Orray TAFT Loyett, Providence
port ships Mary Frances Hubbard from NYori Nc
Grace fig Boston wig; big. TySss MctOsmeL NYork %
Dmon Hobinsou do do; Gen PncRnsv, Sanner for Balt
pore ldg; kI.wooS Martin do so oay Taft Love,t 70
| SAVANNAH July l9-An Clinton, Lyon NYork. Sid Viii
der. Bentley, Boston
| KEY WEsT, June 29-Cld Peconic Wilbur Artwerp.
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Died,

On Tuesday, 23d inst. MARY O'NEiL, aged IL years
neice OF Francis O'Nei
The friends Of the family, and those of Mr. Francis
ONe invited to attend her funeral this afternoon al
o'clock. without further invitation, from his residence
lis White street.
On Tuesday morning. 23d inst. after O short illness,
GABRIEL FuRMAN, aged SO years.
His friends respectfully invited to attend his une
raj from his late residence 81 Chambers street. this after
noon at o'clock, without further invitation
On Tuesday Esd inst THOMAS FARLEY, son Of John and
Mary Farley aged 10 months and Ia days
The friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this afternoon at A O'CLOCK, from
his fathers residence, 96 Cherry street.
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TO THE TRAvELLINS%o IMMUNITY AND PUB

WHEREAS, the STEAMBOAT Portsmouth. on her passage
w from ALBANY 70 New York, the 18th instant was
tw crowded upon and ino BY the steamboat KIN
have been done wfay and desgnediy thereby endapgeng
lives and the crank Of the steamboat Ports
mouth broke Immediately after such collision thereby desn
ing Tor ,everal haurs Hudson, feel duty
dsapprnbati0n OF the Bile
ny the Oid Line" Of Troy aud Albany order crush
opposou which tend 10 reduction OF the
Iine And at tue time the rder,sne feel il
duty to express o Hose Captain Of
such COLLISION stopping HIS gne and otherwise
passage money and s-sei pocurng hs earliest
passage New ork, with pleasure recon.
A. Wentworth, Boston, J, Coles, New York,
p. SkieI, Baltimore, T. Firzpauick, do
J.E Niles, Albany, n Davies do
s. Wilcox, do Rofke Boston,
A. Phenix, Saratosss J. Frntoa, d.
a. Coon IT, ). A. Van Everen do
J. Riley New York, a Trueman, do
IT Egden, do w. A Robinson Baltimore.
+. McElroy, do N. Rogers. Greenbush.
Passengers board steamboat Portsmouth, July 49, 1884,
Noie-There upwards Of 100 Of passengers who
sanctioned the above jyz2 Niseod
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State OF Trade.
AsHEs-Pots continue very dull at 50 06l q l23.
Pearls ara dull nj Sd All n 4

AsHEs-Pots continue very dull at 81 O6l a 4 l23.
Pearls are very dull at 50 37t a443a
FLoUR-No change in breadstuffs. Genesee, 81 3l4
373. All sorts the same as they yesterday.
The Rochester Advertiser of the Goth inst gives the
following information The harvest has conn enced in
good earnest and rarely did the fields yield
more beautifully. The weather is passably good for
ing the CROP though for few days past occasions show
have interrupted the gathering Of the crop What is
true of the yield in the Genesee country is also Of the
western States hence may reasonably expect ag
gregate of wheat for market the coming season. greater
than ever before known.
The amount Of flour which has passed the weigh lock
east since the opening Of navigation to the close Of the
10th, was
Shipped at Buffalo and west of Rochester bbls 56osOl
Total, past east. =. eo4, oei
Wheat passed east, time, bushels. $780, 96
The products of the mills for the last two weeks have
been very lght-new wheat occasionally offered. We
quote at from SO to So centsof course but little in mar
ket Flour retails at from 50 ST. to $-whoesale from
50 to Sl1 from A to Al cents OATS ~ to ~ cts
BEEswAx-Sales Of prime yellow western at 90 29fc;
do do northern, at 49, a 293c.
CorToN-There was rather more enquiry to-day. The
sales amounted to about 600 bales Of which 200 were
by spinners and the rest by exporters On most Of
the sales to-day advance of oneeghth cent per Id.
prices current previous the arrival OF the
paid and that advance may be said to be established
HAY-Common qualities North River bale sells at 80 o
42c. The supplies are quite large.
Olive notice sales OF crude sperm at 3Sc. There is
very fair demand
WHsKEY-Drudge casks very inactive. We quote
2sc. Prison and western barrels sell at % 233c.
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PALMO'S THEATRE.
+ Asst EVENING BUT ONE OF DIR LARDNER,S

IL ENTERTAINMENTS
HENRY PRATT b-gs inform the public that he has
gagged the prosaional aid Of DR. LARDNER, his
claim, in regard to the discovery of NEW MOTIVE
POWER and improvements ia the nufacture of BREAD.
and g yindicste him from the prejudcs ecs Of the pub
shed Of the American Institute the Mechanics
tue and the franklin Institute Dr. Lardner will dver
WEDNESDAY EVENING, eth July,
which will be followed by Exhibition Of selection Of the
most attractive and OF Dr. Lardne collection of
illustrations including his great Gas Mcroscop, his Dio
Honor Mayor and the members Of tn. Common
Gil have sign'ttd their intention Of be pg presrnt.
Tickets 70 cents. To Commence at O'Clock.
Tomorrow being re lost Of I Lardners
her-l hs Lecture on the Stellar Universe with al The i~s
traitors. iva ltvc
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days or the steam ships.


We shall esteem favor il Captains Of Vessels will give
to Commodore koBERT SILvEy OF News Fleet. Repor
Spoken on their passage List Of their CARO- ard any 70
immedately their arrival Agents and Correspondents al
home abroad will also confer favor BY sending TO this
Information Of kind will be thankfully received
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SHIP Me WIS.
BY Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHILADELPHIA, jolly 23Ar Anrora, SWEET Boston; Lois
Honeywell Hartford; Elizabeth Wiley. and Richmond All
6ora salem Below Veor: Sharp. Trinidad de Cuba; Penn
syvanis, . urks Island Cid Caracas Dill, La Quay
BALTIMORE July 22Ar Inca Conkliug, Rio GIRO; Jas
Page Taylor. and Prompt. Esase Boston; Wing Bald
WIN and Midas Bethall, Havala Orb ans Long Ponce PR;
rugged brig.
ALEXANDRIA, July 2o-Arr Bolivar. Nantucket.
Spoken.
Na.hua from Philadelphia for New Orleans July lat 30
Ion n 30. -
Triumph Sheppard Havana for Baltimore July 90 CT Cur
Foreign Ports.
HAVANA July H-In port, Cristoval Colon Smith, from N
York. 9th, dsg; Leda Ruak, OF Baltimore Gibr
ar OH in the short Of 20 days. and sail abt
25th for Cowes and mkt Hampton RI ads; Elizabeth
Remn9en from Phsdelphi', .sh; Thames Place. for
0r'eans Rapid. Ward for New York. 18th; Hayne and
warrior, from Charleston. arr Ath-other. ss before
RIO JANEIRo, June l3In Iowa Thcmpson from Bal
before. =
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY a.


: Cleared.
shR zfS'is1 sshH:ss ss e.
Flower Iech.,n Peiou. Ns Tho' Cuts Perkins saco,
Arrived.
paIqae Josephine, Mitchell u days from Ponce PR. with
Brig CrusOs Rsvaos "a days from Belize. Hon. with maho
British brig Vol: psnch, u days from Sydney Co. with
British schr Theresa Jane stunup. days from Nassau Mp.
s ys e E.
Pine apples tons ogwood 800 conch shells to Baen
sehr Mary Jane. Collins, Virginia.
s sehr " y, son Fi nm. vms ,;n;
Below.
One barque. one brig. unknown
Sailed
isson Aux Gsyes Jai O. Bsndscsn L.Son and others
Miscellaneous.
July Brig AIS ia T.%%sn ts;iSrs men
q mahogany and palm leaf got ashore on Asato Reef
ssa lea badly
sfoa She the bach quick possible and the
a.. ps.. NJ; S .,ss vi. sx Der:
s. l Nsw last Sunday 5 p
per cent aysgs sm?nnng TO some ,s s,OG 2. $500 The a.
other news
feT shsss jay E@I s.SS
ss1 sps .s ar 'Gs e s,
Dexter NIB $50 ST.; 2sh, Rebscca sims Ray do a
ss e e. Gss ;s
500 %: fitting for NwCow has been rep in Feoy go Lett
1850 VII $50 for home 10 few days London Packet How
Who %s c ser Gfss s1a e
man. 5 M s1 mos 1903 az in March Alpha Ross Nsn
stetson ~ 1900 50, 900 VIII. I'D to Sydney, NsW
SPOKE Dec % 3 lat 30 ., Ion 100 ", Leondas Nye NIB %
mes 32 p hecla ape. Sppcan 20 mos. l000 HIS teci
rep ~ Jso $50 Th' Clarcs. rspord sold $40 bb
Gocorda. smith, Zealand. Pernambuco. June IL. 23o
bs VIII and $50 do sp oiI spoke of Aasaiuero March goth
nsrsarst Wmpenny, Newport 900 700 VIII. April 3d. %
juan F,Insnd.z, Alm "a, Tobey, E.EaItown, 90 sp
ISLAM Zealand April th, 1900 bbls VIII oil, lbs bone
Reports, sid RON Praambuco, June 49, Mogu1. Mallory
and for Nj 200 wh. 900 sp. -
NV Lospos July 2a-Ar MosuI, Mallory 2sco bbls yh
whale OF Cape saunden goth Meh. Romulas Mystic 1907
bbks.
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co. THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAR
sArA RILLA, GENTlAN AND sARSAFRAs, prepared
the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy es
ablshed for the suppression Of quackery This refined
and highly concentrated extract possessing all the pur
lying qualities and curative powers Of the above herbs
superior to any extract Of sarsapalla present before
the public and may be relied certain remedy for
all diseases arising from impure state of the blood
such scroula saltrheum, ringwom, blotches or PIN
ples ulcers pain in the bones joints nodes
from the secondary effects OF syphilis nudicious
OF mercury
Sold in single Bottles at. ., rs cents each
in Cases OF halfa-dozen Bottles, So so
one dozen 90
Cases forwarded TO all parts Of the Union.
B.-A very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
Office OF the College, 95 Nassau street
w. g. RICHARDSON. M. D., Agent
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald


PHILADELPHIA, July %, 1874.
The weather to-day is sultry and rainy which
makes II good tor the corn crops, hay, potatoes,
ETC., but bad for business particularly in the news
line. There Is consequently nothing TO communi-
cate to-day, except that the Quarter Sessions have
resumed somewhat Unexpectedly the investigation
OF the Southwark riot Several witnesses
have been examined, among whom is Penrose
Ash, Esq, the present county treasurer. The only
thing new elected, q mean new as it regards the
testimony Of the natives themselves, the fact being
well known is that Lewis c. Levin acknowledged
on leaving the church, on the Sunday afternoon
preceding the fearful Sunday night, that the citi-
zens could not retain possession of the church much
longer that three deputations had been sent to the
Sheriff to bring the military down and if they did
not arrive soon, the citizens must retire and leave
the property to the fury Of the mob And yet this
man and that committee OF citizens, or at least
their leaders, the people who abuse the military for
doing That which they themselves by three seperae
delegations earnestly requested them to do. Com
ment such consistency is of course unne cessary .
In addition 10 this IT is proved that stones were be-
ing thrown through the windows Of the church
and the committee OF the interior were wrangling
about presidency and dlsputing against receiving
| authority from the sheriff 10 act his posse COM
mtatus, at the time the troops appeared upon the
ground.
MT Mcuai'ey, one OF lHt lfslimen VINO was
found armed in st. Phillips church on the Friday
evening when the Southwark excitement COM
menced, was this morning arrested and held IN
$500 bail to answer the charge OF being concerned
in an unlawful assembly. The Judge said he would
bind him over and he must show his authority from
thu Governor, TO have the arms there, TO jury.
MlLIrARy.-The Boston CRY Greys arrived by
the afternoon train on their return from Baltimore,
and have left the city IN some Of Glenats six horse
omnbusses for the Falls OF Schuylkill, few miles
north OF the city, on the most romantic of rivers
where they partook of collation. given them by
the National Greys, Capt Fritz, OF this city.
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sales or Stocks mt PhiladeIphia.

FIRST BoApp, July ~ 100 shares Wilmington RR,
cash, 2s 100 do, So ana $1,000 Kentucky 8s I02s 900
shares Girard Bank 3D. ia 100 do cash. 49, 2lO do H.
SECOND BoAKD, July 22-l50 shares Wilmington RR,
al} $50 Girard Bank 2i 70 do bods. i2i 900 do Sds
1876 $4,000 Lehgh Mortgage Loan, 70 $1,000 Tenn ,ssee
So, 80; $4,000 State bs exp TAI
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Passen gers Arrived.
PoNCE-RaIque Josephiue-H Tracy LADY, and w
Talbot. Of New Hagen: Lind, ] Lavara.
BEL!zE Hon-Brg Crusoe-Mrs West and child. Mr. Muir
ply, Mr. CLAY and children.
syDNEY-Bng Vola-A Goodridge and II the Storage
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REPORTED Loss OF THE British STEAMER TAY.-
Capt Benthal, of the brig Midas al this port yes-
erday In the short Of six days Havana reports
that the u brig Lawrence arrived Havana II even
ing before he sailed bringing intelligence Of The probable
went ashore Colorado Reef on the sth inst She az
from Englsnd with the mail and passengers to the
West Indies and Mexico Immediately upon hearing Of
the news assistance by the authorities Of
Havana-Bait .4nner. judy %.
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sAvArSAH=Brg ET,ct5Mrs Nicoll. Mr.. Darby. Mrs T
Meta PIis,tlsy SSStcn. Owens. Laiouas, Q
sAvAnNAH-Brig Sterling-Ms Seaur and child Mrs sul
van and child, Mrs Matthsws. Miss Robinson Mss Wssve
Dempsey Wright, Bates Sullivan, Haiigan Gumartin
Hollis. Seymour Clark, Matthews. Woodruff Bowen and
Sherlock
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RESTAURANT FRANCOIS,

r BONNAKD, Nassau Sue,t. The Proprietor can fear
lssy mmsn his establishment general attention
Il has years ben conducted in style, that Ia
french AID Forssn resdnts has afforded univc ST. fac
tsn H table abounds wi luxury the most tastdon
REQUIRE whether the English French
His Wines, Fruits and Liquors. Of the best BRANDS Tn
Walters eat add Eng sh polite and the general
Of the tables COO and airy saioon private and
cal pa,tias, not to be equaied. J.BONNAhD,
jy linz Nassau
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these ships are point elegance
cabin accommodations. IN their last sailing qua ties
o, any vessels IN the trade
The commanders we'll known men Of character and
and the attention will always b. paid to
promote the comfort aud convenience Of passengers.
Puncuay regards the day Of sana will be observed
heretofore.
The price passage outward fixed at Hundred
Oolars ample Of every description will be
vita the exception Of wines and lqaor, which will
Be furnished by the stewards, if required.
Of these
oe any letters psrcss packages sent by them unless
regular bills ofadns signed therefor For freight pas
sage, apply TO - -
9OODHUE co, a. South q
iaod and Of Barring. BROTHERS CO.. L'pool
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STRANGERS REWARE

STRANGERS BEWARE.
this Of Quackery Humbug it is important
choose expeencsd phys pr Evans has removed
his old Gaea Head Dspenssry No 288 Pearl
oil Bee man street, where he continues his extraordinary
OF all delicate diseases matter how He
appTses the cZ and that there Dr. Evans
h old stand and that he has connection whatever with
other ofre His charges moderae.-his consultations
strictly prvas B-Observe the number-mstakes often
u Medicines and directions any part the Union
by particularly ating the and enclosing five dollars.
iva n
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90 SMYRNA OTTO OF ROSE. LUBIN AND
Guerlins Extracts, Pommades ETC. at 81 Walker street
first store from Broadway.