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The Union Circus.-Tha2 essahllshment ID
doing an s.sss@s !ss;ne, osns $50 scmsr Aso, lass
city All who desire % T,nes an saasssn 'ssa5 Of the first
fso with liz On udy sos g
and will remain ihssraurng the week The citizens oiPai.
Hickory blues Attention All persons
who have signed the Rolls q h. Regiment and have NOT
O'clock Tor that purpose MAJOR Gen sandiord viii be pre-
isS. complete the S
wigs and Toupees, made or the anest ma
s o. They @
81
.s ssss rss vi. ::
ss Ss 9
manpfacurer Wall street, Broadway Removed from
Christie's GaIvanic Curatives.-The won-
dss q Electricity The latent powers Of Magnetism and the
the sslvsnie sppliancss Of DR. Christie believed the high
si :f1 e. ony ssa Is x
York is at isa Broadway.
The Wonderful Incest Case.-The whole OF
decson Of Justice Osborn, the remarkable charge Of in
ss ss'iss'
f.Mes. aad r y ri ,s in the form # Shilling
this and other cities presents startling evidence OF
Sudden Changcs.-There II nothing naore
the Heat s s. Is.
he
inwaFdy csnsng coughs: colds consumpton difficulty Of
s:sss :9s s eiS .sy
q s ss f msdcu.
for carrying Of coldbecanse they expe! from the body
night on gong
in few days off the obstinate cod the
blood so%ssy purified that new lie and s ;ii1s
viii be given 70 they The yhS oil frame ~,
e BALTIMORE M, John piror e Ea..oa Pa and Ms:s
nT
our once we ssnno. guaranty genuine any medicine that
The only security against imposition is TO purchase from
no person unless he hoy certificate the
2of ana 'ns' Depot NO. Itf1xisp EEstt FEW
Superior Musical Tuition for Young Ladies.
nc Pa5eats and Gr.rdisns Taught on tie most
sdy who has instrue5en from tie rss master:
in Europe and who imparss with facility thorough
Ct III q @ 5
s.4a ss her own X: Scs q s in
v a. 2, at 4 Msrss, where
Great Demand for News-Philadelphla
Agenr for the Herald @. B. Ziebsr Co.. Ledger Build
ceved and whore those wishing subscribe win please
leave their nan and have the sssd rssu
car; Terms. cent, month, including the Sunday He
Places. TIME State Of Rsver.
Cincinnati June IL. ...........s feet scant
wheeling, June p. 10 feet
riIsouiHs June -. - ieet Iuu
Louisville, June 10. "a feet 8 inch
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General Sessions.
Before Recorder Scott and Alderman walsh and


John McKeon, Esq, District Attorney.
Motion for discharge Of Prisoner-At the opening Of
the Court d. Holmes Esq, of counsel moved for the
release OF Peter Day from imprisonment on tho ground
that the Grand Jury had been discharged by the Court
that no indictment had been found against him he having
been in prison two successive terms which was deemed
by him to be within the acquisitions of the statute The
counsel stated that the complainant he person who lost
the money! would not appear before the Grand Jury,
unless brought in irons" it would lead to disgrace
expose OF the manner in which he lost 1t, and the
company which he selected for his midnight pleasures
and called upon the District Attorney show the Court
that he had used due diligence in endeavoring to pro.
him until this morning to show cause.
Case Of L0ckiin Me Cormick--In this case the iury
rendered verdict Of guilty, but recommended the ac-
cused to the mercy Of the Court lie remandsd for
sentence.
!, Trial for Grand ACKNOWLEDGMENT Hughes was
then placed at the bar charge Of grand larceny in
having on the nth Of May last stolen $50 in bank notes
from William Beatty 24 Mott street. The jury had not
rendered verdict in this when the Court ad-
journed.
Trial for Rejoicing Stolen Goods.-Richard Nunns
was next placed tal for receiving gold watches
alleged to been stolen from Mr. Hicks, of Brook.
Ign. by acolored boy named Bowen James, who
Gently ried for the offence, and convicted, in Kings
county
At this stage Of the trial. the Court adjourned until to-
morrow morning.
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Court CnIen tlar-This Dav

CIRCUIT CouRr.-33 as 81. So 3sI. 49, 4O Al, 40, a.
supERIoR CouRr -l55, u.s. l05. i06 lO7, az. 81, 205
"a a. &c. 81, 81, 35 139, Isl. 54 1877, g. 90 ST. 90
2ls, l02, lis, SO, l56, l57, 15s, l59, 100
CoMMos PLEAs--Firs part-2s, IS, n, 49, 81, %, IS
10, Al, AZ. @a
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WHyyTLISc PsrvESrEp.-The Bostonians
ing THAR public seats with TIM protect them from the
dcprsdating propensities Of Yankee whittler
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Superior Court.

before Cnlel justice jones'
JvNE i6-Porter rs. BarnVaiL-This cause was re.
sumed this morning. After the plaintiff had got
through with his case, the defendant examined wit
ness was then agreed to- take verdict far the plain
f, subject to the opinion Of the Court to be
made as to whether the correspondence Of the parties
given in evidence the part of the plaintiff contained
instructions to sell not and if they did, the de-
PENDANT bound to obey them Verdict accordingly,
81, 5S5 or
Ivisliaa .4f,rin Us. James G.. Wilson-Ths was an
action to recover commissions. The plaintiff ID bro
kerr and sold three houses in Third sAvenue the de-
fendant for $40 00 Defence that defendant did not
Poy plaintiff that he the defendant was himself the
broker and sold the houses Verdict for plaintiff $780,
John q Smedberger u.s. Wm. Simpson.-This was an
in favor Of T. Whitesey for $l247 9s payable months
after date, and endorsed by Whittesey and simpson
the defendant Defence that the note was altered-to
which plaintiff replies that it altered by the comm
vance Of the parties Cause adjourned to this morning
For plaintiff, Messrs Gerard and Platt For defendant
Mr.. Bosworth.
Before Judge vanderpool.
Ralph LockUood Us. julia Brown.-This was action
for work and labor As counsel which, the plaintiff
claimed $500. The defendant indicted in October
1889, and entered into recognzance with one surety
$4,000 Suits afterwards commenced by the District
Attorney on the recognzances against the principal and
surety. Mrs Brown employed the late Mr. John +. Nor
re as counsel and attorney to defend her. demurrer
was taken to the declaration and order entered
to have them argued in Albany. Mr.. Lockwood was
employcdby Mr. Morrell to 60 to Albany to argue the
demurrer, which he did and succeeded in getting udg-
mcnt for defendant by which end to further
proceedings against Mrs Brown The defence was that
Mrs. Browne employed MIR. Morrell, and paid him the
full amount of his bill OF COSTS The court however di
prove that Mr. Lockwood retained by the defendant
For plaintiff Mr. Lockw wood N person
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TRorrIsc THE CsrrREvIlLE TRACK YEsTERDAy
(Tuesday),-The following the sport announced =;
purse Of $50 the best three in five. in harness for
which were entered
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Christie's GaIvanic Curatives.-The wos

ders ELECTRICITY the of Magnetism and
remedial agencies of Galyanism subjects having
with each other and the form exhibited by
est State Of scientific improvement The Gslvanc Ring
and Magnetic Fluid the simplest application, the mod
cations Of the Galvanic Belts Bands Bracelets Strengthen
ing Pasters &c. contain increased power and complain.
York Is at 1872 Broadway.
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Great Demand for News--Philadslphla
Assns for the Herald 9. B. zisber Co. Ledger Build
ceved and whore those wishing subscribe will please
leave their and have the paper served regularly
Terms IS cents month, including the Sunday He
raid: % cents without It. Single cNpiea
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The Union Circus.-Tha6 cssahllahment Il
doing an excellent business oths corner d Aston Place
and sh Tonie the last night they perform in the
city. All who desire witness equestrian Of the first
order should embrace tbs opportunity Mr. Miller goes 70
Paterson, ~ j. with hIS Thusday ltomorow)
and will remain hepcdurng the week The citizens Pat
will have
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The Wonderful Incest Case.-The whole OF
the curious and astounding testimony with the opinion
eest alleged agan. Daniel BURNETT the butcher will be
Issued Wednesday morning the Office of National
Police Gazette Centre street, in the Of Shilling
Pamphlet and for sale by all the news agents and vendors
this and other cities 1t startling evidence OF
the weakness and wicke dness Of human nature
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To Parents and Guardians -Music Taught the most
lady who Ia: received in.trnc!isn from the rss matters
knowledge Of the science her pupils combined with sIe.
giant and graceful execution desrcus of taking few
female pupils either ct her residence theirs
line addressed to A. g., the Office of this paper will
be attended application Mercer street. where
the lady resides will receive personal attention maj I'm
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slues- Attention All persons

k1lchOTy nAOcb- AtbemuOu ALI ReI1O00
who have sgned the Rolls of this Regiment and have
YET been the service of the State hereby
fed attend Military Hail. Bowery,
o'clock for that purpose Major Gen. sandford will be pre-
complete the the remaining
BY order, ALEX. MING, Jr, Colonel.
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Hon. JOHN A. Dir, U. 8. Senate.
Tho British Colonial Opinions or tho War.
From the Bermuda Herald, May IL

may here be observed that while the Texas consti.
tuition make, the slave tndc piracy permits the traffic
with the United States and attaches no penalty even
value Of Texas market for the sale Of slaves and
which its annexation to the United States may
be gathered from the fact, that In III
teen thousand slaves were mporte from Africa nto that
Province. As slavery is abolished in Mexico it may be
inferred that slaves will escape into that country Accord
ingy has been intmated to the Mexican government,
than once, that the United States will pursue
fugitive slaves into its territory and them,
whether 1t shall be provided for by treaty not
How happens 1t that such declaration has not been
made t. Great Britain; who not only affords EN-
an asylum in Canada but allows them to be embodied
and form part of the militia force Of the colony Should
such threat however be carried into effect regards
Mexico II were easy TO perceive that continual heart
burning and petty acts Of hostility be the result
and the two countries would be constantly involved in
disputes has always appeared to u.s. therefore, that
the independence Of Texas would form barrier between
the two nations and essential to the
peace, but which has bee removed by the
two countries being brought into immediate contact
Consequently, should amcable relations be cstab.
lshed between them unless respect werc reciprocally
paid to the territory Of each other such inroads would
render peace state OF mere feyersh excitement and be
itself one Of uncertain tenure, endangering
the tranquility Of the world thus compelling the
OF Europe to Interfere and guaranty the integrity of
Mexico and demand from the United States the recogni-
ton Of those rights which belong independent
reignty but which, in the present distracted Of
Mexico, is now violated by them with impuniy.
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GLEN COVE PAVILION.

"A THE subscriber informs his friends aud the public
that he has continued the Of
LII with Mr.. EDWARD A. WILSON, Of Clan Cove, 70
charge Of the Glen Cove Pavilion ths Steamboat
.ading for the ensuing season. cemmsnsing By
this his active attention the Of his
guests and the persons! supervision Of Mr. Wilson Afford m
good footing regards the comfort and convsnsace Of
INK place tie vsiny Of New York the last
the grounds attached the Pavilion have bssn grsaty
improved and oamented and the house extended 10 feet
front by entire depth, being 100 in front facing hs
harbor with colonnade and piazza height 100
feet length aud - feet in depth dining has
fitted and additional public p,roIs added 70 the establish
The whole has been newly furnished and in
complete order aording i believed as attractive
steamboat Coton Of the finest and fastest boats OF
New York. running permanently this route thus
ensurng Oily rard cson with tn II is
believed that vsites this estaeis hment, will find the
comforts Of well supplied and well ordered table, and
and commodious sleeping apartments (in addition the
attractions of SALT bathing abunantly afforded BY
the admirable beach OF Glen Cove Harbor
Sound WILLIAM M. WEEKS.
Glen Cove, June 8, 1916.
B-Persons preler,g board private families, farm
be accommodated application Mr. WILSON
At the Pavilion.
Sail boats fishing boats horses. Carriages, &c. always
be by applying Is above leo Nv
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The SANTA He Expedition.

From the Cincinnati Gazette june II
The steamer Tobacco Plant arrived at Louis the
9Th inst, from Missouri river bringing intelligence that
Col Kearncy had received intelligence that body of
Mexican traders had left Santa Fe for Missouri and that
Gov. Amijo had placed them under the escort Of two
companies of dragons.
Col had also learned, that large amount Of arms
and ammunition had left frontier for Santa Fe for
Mexican USE and in consequence, had despatched two
companies of dragons to ovcrtake and detain the
gons, until he himself could approach
No volunteers had yet appeared at the rendezvous
and Colonel Kearney had determined from the nature Of
his instructions to march without them they did not
present themselves within very short time
II not known whether not he would cross the
line with his present inadequate force but would un.
doubtedly proceed TO the Arkansas II will be recoect
cd that he empowered TO enlist such aid might
find among the mountain men, in the neighborhood Of
Bent's Fort, sc.
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PRACTICAL BOOK KEEPING.

RYC G. MARSH, Accountant author Of the "scienee OF
- Double Entry Bookkeeping Simplfed, ard the All Of
Single Entry Book. eping improved"
COURSE OF INSTRUCTlON.-The public is respect
fully informed and assured, that the plan pursued by Mr.
Msrsh in reaching that important branch, truly
the theory.
To be practically useful exact and particular know.
ledge Of Bookkeeping required than possibly mpar
ed by lectures.
The pupil is faithfully and well exercised m an
the operations connected with of
Books in Opening Conducting and Closing the in a
Account Sales and ~ calculating interest Disc g profits.
He becomes familiar from actual with all books Coz
stitung se and person Of good capacity with this
become Bookkceper about one month
and will received certificate to that effect.
Prosectuses with terms obtained at the Rooms from A.
NJ to9PM NJ. a22 i'm srh
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TRIAL OF BRAopor BieAMY-It will be seen that
Boston correspondent in the letter published today
states that tho jury found Bragdon guilty. The Boston
Post Of yesterday says that the jury were unable TO
the statements is correct have not yet been able
to ascertain
FRosr IN JUSE.-We learn that Friday night last
18th instant there quite frost in Of the low
lands few miles in the interior Of Massac husetts
II was not however, heavy enough TO seriously affect
vegetation The season has been remarkably fine as
general thing and have very encouraging accounts
OF the crops.
NoLsNs VoLESs.-Tbe Board Of Excise In Centerville
Alegany county has resolved to grant no license not
whstanding the people voted license.
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MASSAPEQUA HOUSE.

cS~tt Oyctu Duy, A<tUS Astu"A.
IA THE SUBSt RIDER wing leased the Massapequa
:;1 House. and well known Fi ing Pond adjoining lately
owned by d. g. ZONES, ESQ.,. has opened the for
accommodation OF sportsmen Others e suhscri-
her has every for those visiting the Island for
dnck and snpe shooting, fishing, &c Persons wishing
visit the above take the morning
evening train OF from New YORK Fsrm'ngdsle where
heyw Mud comfortable stage touvey tn the above
House Families wishing rooms for the summer, will do
well 10 call and select them early in the season.
The Subscriber pledges himself that nothing his part
shall be wanted make his house agreeable all who may
honor him with their company. 8. JONES'
South Oyster Bay, June l. la46. jel0 iwsrc
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NEW LEBANON SPRINGS.

~ COLUMBIA HALL. MAYl5 lsi6-This ia vorte place
" ofrssort Is now aud the reception ofcom
pany, being under the Of its old proprietor
hs., Hull PresuTing on his long experiences As csrsre
the establishment shall be such the Of the
period.
j~3 imrc HENRY HULL
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- no FOREIGN GENTL EMEN arrvnx " b

- TO FOREIGN GENTLEMEN arriving IN the
XBUned States Others DESTROYS Of purchasing per
~~manent Country Residence in Pennsyiv sna-The sub.
DESTROYS of changing his residence offers for sale his
Farm and esablshmsn, situated in Mongomey county Pa
s Of which in the highest state Of cultivation pIodneine
wheat rye Indian and hay equal upland farm
premises is fine mansion 90 feet BY 49, with
dab attached Is feet wde extending the length of the house.
and large piazza the east the whole giving ample
Communications family of twenty persons The pleasure
grounds surrounding the house shaded with elegant
ere ems and very beautifully laid There farm
hree stone houses for farmer. q together m three
hundred head Of cattle and for the storage Of 20 Of
duce with coach house house Eranary and corn cribs
There also the of fine spring house
ice house. pond garden Of orchards stocked
with the fruit green house and grape WALL stream Of
spring in every field. daily morning and evening
mail and from the city, by which the Phiiadepha and
New Work papers Of the same day received, ana an
abus passing the gate, morning and evening,
10 tie Immediate vicinity Episcopal Lutheran and
Presbyterian churches.
Further description unnecessary all persons wishing
purchase invited call and examine the may
how ever be added that for beauty heshul situation and
advantages Of every kind i not surpassed BY any IN the
GEORGE 81 rAFf, Whitemarsh,
mvI7 2taw 4w~rrc Montgomery Co.. Penn.
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Political Movements.

ANOTHER UrrrED STATES SENATOR FROM NEW HAMp-
sHnE-Colonel Joseph CiIey has been elected by
the Legislature Of Nc iianphrc, U. Senator for the
unexpired balance of the term TO which Hon Levi WOOD
bury was elected ia 1885, and for which Hon. B. W. Jen
oco) appointed by Governor Steele ON the re-
signation Of Mr. Woodbury.. Mr. Cilley was formerly
WING, and is now it is said an abolitionist
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a CUNNINGHAM has removed his stock of Watches,
"A. Clocks Jewelry Silver Plated and Britannia Ware from
Gold Silver aud Steal spectscss from Is Soi fso
81 50 So Glasses Of all kinds and suit all sghts.
repaired sod warranted. aI9lmer
70 lEk lk.NT BELOW HIS USUAL pkisk.
FASHION ABLE VISIT N q CA RID
ESTABLISHMENT.
PLATE and Fifty Cards printed Cor p 50 the best IN
per pack. .,cr
furnished and engraved Cor 81 Engzving for the
Trade equally low old stand MsSr.y st!es
corner of Broadway. Mm~t
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FANCY SOAPS AND PERFUMERY.
MO. THREE COURTLANDT STREET, Depot for the
~ sale Of the Walnut Oil Military Shaving Soar, Highly
Scented Toilet Soaps lie Extracts Essences Coognss
Hair Oils Pomstums together with every other article
line. Country Merchants Druggist and Dealers general
invited whore hoY
can be supplied nj the lowest
Superior pale and No Soaps Patent Chrystan Canales
always on had.
Al imsuc JOHNSON, VROOM FOWLER.
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- ALLANIIH WHITE LEAF;


THE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPANY having
for pure White Lead both Dry and Ground IN OIL slost
expense erection Of the Works which would tsad
in the least degree the Of the Lead hsv
avaed themselves Of modern Improvement for hss
purpose.
Being well awarc from cng familiarity with the differ
leads sold market that BY FAR the proportion
sold such has BEEN and sill Is gres sduterassd with
ysrytes article Of mineral produson much heavier than
White Lead and in itself OF pigment
whatever IL being when mixed With oil almost transparent
and fact having nothing but its specific
mend the Trustees ofthc Atlantic White Lead Company
have passed, unanimously, the following resolutior MS.
Resolved, Thet in OF notwithstanding eaiy prime
article, the Atlantic White Lead Company will he bat
quality Of White Lead both Dry and Ground IN oil; that
be strictly genuine article, md perfectly rom
aduerston whatever which the Company will wnr@f -
such 70 all who may purchas their Lead
Purchaser therefore, be well assured that evsry de-
pendence be placed IN the purity o. every pound OF
White Lead manufactured and sold by the COMPANY which
will not only tend to the greater durability OF the
Paint but will be found much economlch IN its use.
IN the description Of painting, owing to
the body covering qual if possesses thereby giving far
Paint would with three winch every painter will bear VIII
49,. ...
The Company also manufacture Red Lead and Lith.re,
and have for ale OF Paints Ground IN Oil, wis
Vsrd;ry. sck Paint Yellow Ochre, Spanish Brown Faxs
Ifs enns Sess aoted sner. Agents for the Company
all ofas' '' POLLEN K COLGATE
f12msr 2a7 Pearl street. corner Of Beekman street.
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WAR DEPARTMENTAL
June 10, 1916.
sR IL received your note this morning pressing the
acceptance Of the services of Gen. Sutherland and the
fine company he has raised In Westchestsr County I
should be much pleased if your wishes and his could
carried out but il does not appear to to be
called into service full many be employed
infer from Gen Taylor last despatch that he has ser
Gus of being by tho numbers
hocking to his standard. Should you have occasion
write to Gen Sutherland, wish you would assure him
rolled themselves in his company are duly
by the President and this department and should il
come necessary to call into service for the Mexican war;
troops from New York. should be pleased to have him
and his embraced in the call but they ought to be
organized part of the regiments which the
has been requested to have readiness public service
Very respectfully your obedt serv't,
w. l.. MARCY.
HoS. JOHN A. DIX, u. 8. Senate,
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STRAW BOARDS.
N TONS Straw Boards, just r.csxsd eocd article for
~ sale BY RERSSE bROOks,
sis I'M GO .G:wsn ssrsss
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HeTgS @ nAILY LINE OF BOATS BETWEEN
@-z.. The steamboss SY LPH, Captain J. Brais.


H&EgS 81. nAILy LINE OF BOATS BETWEEN
go. The steamboats, SYLPH, Captain J. Brais-
lie we as follows -
Leave strsn I.and at 8, . 10 and II A. M; LASTS
Leye New York At 10 10, and H. A. NJ and laa,4,s,
All feighr at the risk ofcfths owners thereof jeis
PEOPLES LINE OF STEAAlDOATs FOR ALBANY,
Dssct-La,iy. Sunday. s1ptsd1,at 7o'closk, M
800 "a. Steamboat ROCHESTER,, Capt; Alfred
day, and Eridsy evenings. a O'clock
Steamboat HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt. r. q. Cuttenden,
O'Clock
The above boats will all tcs arrive in Albany ample
nme for the morning for the
Freight taken al moderate and taken amer 5
o'clock p. NJ.
All forbid trusting of the boats Of this line,
without written order from the captains agents.
passage freight apply on board the boats or to r. c.
6chultx, al the Office the wharf
United states Mail Line.
Ats O'Clock, +. NJ. Landing al intermediate Places.
kTom the Foot If Barclay st.
sesfnsoat n UDSON Captain e F. King, will leave on
O'Clock
steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Captain L. W. BraInard,
O'Clock.
Apply On bos,d. the office The wharf. ie8