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MEDICINES.
CONSUMPTION
nR hastings
,-nuppfr~D sYRTTP OF <APHTHA
Disarmed
OF Is TeffOrs.

covPorSD SYRUP or NAPHTHA.
NOT ONLY POSITIVE ogi Warranted ea'r lo'
HARRISON l42 Greeuwichst New ofk, SOC amer. ~ -,
49, Dr. Hasiingss Compound syrup OF Nspn,ns-hs,
-. rsneiy FOR consumption, decline, asthns, spsk "
49, ihf ,yesss husky throat wasting q the 'esn prom
chs coughs colds and All diseases q w - -, "a
This celebrated preparation pleasant ,lsSn lei ts
80 r,. In few minutes siler taking the hist lo.e
bsr Dr Hssrpgs hal discovered the virtue OF Napli
f,1r vesrs 40 b. announced u IN prFsle cnSu 80 ~
- - jsrsuished physicians IN various parts Of Eng
and with request that they w0nid p1i - ha -,
lies to the test and report according Inc fes, IN
~ rnsls ~ The most favorable character hsHs
III which srreed IN certifying that no medcne me- -
ever used could hesr any comparison WIN m -. 49,.
hsrkng coughs curag GiAuhea. AID stopping niSls
rrasaiso Generally remarked 70 have ~ondefia eleot
in easing the appetite weight and sPirs OF Pssens
snd o. be powerfully ehe.ent feel :. - ,s,s 81 r,b
matte diseases or these TESTIMONIALS Nnou 49,. - !, .
shed a. the time the Medical Recorder nnr spoNe ~
extraOrfinsrv influence in cases OF consunpi ~
rohoTaiing Dr. Hasungss opinion maj nc W $3.50, ~,
-ovri DE great secret long and valn.y sNsNi oi'
namsv rreraauon thar would stop ne iorma1on y, 49,,
bercles on The lungs remove hose already ions, se -
~ ,h mos, f,tai OF al maladies and which hsd ~,
IN hsen regarded being altogether ncufH0'e' VI W.
Hanson Of Manchester thus writes; -. .. .h.
NOV - ed SCENES % sei his seal 'eqa'e N, ~ a.
s-i al sseatcca early raTnils' Of intense ,ans'-
- rgb sr ne calm rrqose vhh ai'ne Accompanies -'''e
NJ, Ware OF Liverpool says. .,..,
49, " l,,s s,rap Of Naphia OF he arsi n-i ri
discoveries of ary AZ, lnt o,n-ief i' 'se.' H CUTTERS
Dr. govi N sncaster Halls il the crest consimp-
i've snrdote and cure;r and Dr. taunton OF pan ~
rolnres h the only known remedy whrh may DC Ie.ct
on f,r removing ubercles from he lungs and preventing
formation Of others" -. 40, - hin,
U.stins,'s eompound Syrup Of Naphha Is now beng
ned In nearly ali our hospitals and i also coming mo
amid nse snong an our best physicians, for coughs eous,
ara All diseases Of the lungs IL has been recommends III
- sf a,e of CONSUMPTION by the celebrated physician
Dr Mott OF Neyy-YOrk; snd Dr. Arnold OF savannah, Us.
writing TO the Agent al NewYork, under date OF 1snuy
r.s,a DE half dozen Ha.tss Nhphfs syrup ofaslra
sou, si am con,ia.ei that N1qhhs The prncPh $780,
f.r vi rlI soI ~rI two tnfrn 500 ~.
nave w., patent. n - Marine Hospital whom TINA VII o. u"
Prics - Ger boue SIX bottles for =. None genlin"
without lie written signature OF N. A. = HARu>oN on
the wrapper. Office ~ Greenwich-st Ne"-lo'A.
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MINING COMPANIES.

DOCKY HILL MINING AND MANUFtC.
ATURlNG COMPANY.-A, meeting Of tho Board OF
Directors held At Camden, ~ j on the Is, July, 1873, s
nj of 30 cent? per share on each and every
Of the capital Of The Company eyied payable IN
thirty days from the 10Th day OF July, sis at the office OF
the Company n Philsdt phia.
Erfracf from me Supplement 20 ne Charter, dpprore' 81
February, 1913.
ANY s,okholrr rf n o. gay regularly LAID and
shall have been heretor- provided Tor shan
forfeit said Each and share oi stock upon Which
nr remain unpaid the PERIOD Of hr's days AFTER
notice gwen such form the Directors may orfan
The b laws Stockholders that such arssment due and
unpaid ly order The Board Of Directors. HUGH CRAIG,
Dawn G. SKENgrr. Treasurer liyl9 SOL President.
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GAS LIGHTS.

rIHE UNDERSIGNED having been engaged for a long
time In the Gas Lighting. have e the force Of the ob-
jections often urged against making gas ones
premises, viz. Danger from FIRE, aud the exceedingly
dsagreeabe arising from the disfla alton Of
hitherto deferred them from advising the erection Of pr-
gHs WORKS except In Isolated buildings In the country
They with pleasure inform the public and their
featuring friends that IN their Gas APPARATUs these
obstacles entirely removed and they can recon-
mend It's erection IN Hotels and elsewhere as perfectly
sAFE and free from unpleasant SMELL well very eco
nonIical-prOducng brilliant ga at small expense 90
As cheap, safe, and brilliant light for H0s Flcf0r and
Public Buildings II Is unequaled. Large consumers OF
oil gas invited 10 call ard examine the apparatus
w. y c. continue 10 erect steam and hotwaier sppa-
raius in the successfully praciccd by dur
ing the past seven years. Every description OF steam,
water, and gas fixtures and pipes, on hand, usual
iy5 2wis - JOhn-st v
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pose OF erecting the Seat OF Government In the city
founded by ashlngton, and territory The
whole Union, adjournment purely national In its character
have lad the stone and intend proceeding at
with the erection. The estimated about 10000 Of
which about Gao 700 u hand consisting In part Of
$4,000 which was collected in subscriptions Of 81 about ten
years since ts2010 Of which collected by Ebenezer
b1rr the agent FOR the State Of New YOrk Ia tho accu.
muiated interest and IN part Of collections made by sgeos
recently appointed under the direction Of Hon Elisha Whit
uesey q neral Agent Collectors being appointed
10 al parts Of the country, end the returns which made
give every ENCOURAGEMENT 70 the belief that the American
people will cordially respond 10 this call for object
way sectional, and appealing 10 every sentiment OF PRIDE
and patriotism Committee Of gentlemen IN New-York
and Brooklyn having been requested 20 aid the Society
It's COLLECTIONS have selected John A. Underwood ESQ
their Agent he has given bonds. approved by the Com.
mee, 10 the Treasurer ashngton for payments 10 him
q ali amounts collected His Office at No u Merchants
Exchange Hsroyerst where the Address u the Committee
may be obtained and The best received that the
funds will be expended In tbs way proposed with due re.
gard topucence and economy Every subscriber Of 81 or
more Il furnished with design Of the Monument Ike
ness Of sshng both. and i required To write his
name IN book, 70 be hereafter deposited in the Monunenf
y. b The National Monument must no, DO confounded
with the proposed Guy erection 10 New-York with which
a - no iuseuoeu W eonnlct 1yZI lS
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srANpARp AMERIoAN WORKS

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lt2oo Broadway-History Of New-Neilerland or, New
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History Of Georgia from rs First Discovery by Rev. W
s Bacon, 81 d. Vol /, price - -.
Notes on the Early Settlement OF the Northwest Terrific
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History Of ne Ongin Progress snd Conclusion Of me
Florida War by Capt John 7 sprague, L. 5 Army. vol
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Civil and Military Life Of Gen. Wm HUI, prepared from
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- N.
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M A NE URN A l.
PORT OF NETWORK. AUGUST Z

ARRIvED-Brg Macon. Hoey d. TN Savannah With cotton Ca
N Demll ~ bales cotton 70 A X Graves.
sh Esther Sarah, wcAs, fin Philadelphia With coal bound 20
Newark. NJ
seh Focshoua- SMACK ds n Baltimore, With -four Allen 4
fsN-ou-
connodor, Kearoe PANE Dc n cardeua molasses 70
D n Horne
slhr Rppl, Ward. D. I'm Virginia, wood.
schf keso Wade. I'm Passport, ah 81 90 Smith Boyton
n schr MaJdove King im Windsor Ms plaster 10 soue WHIT
&c.
S,h Brooks Ke-e,elt I'm Mahias Me- with lumber 10 ,
ssAr NJ Hal. Cozsen. im Maehias, Me- lumber.
SChr Ellen, Weeks, ln Boston.
Sclr United, Coleman, I'm Alhsav for Boston
>chr Pacific FISHER. I'm Phlad coal bound % rawtuCket
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ThE CHocrAw NArIoN.-The ChOctaw Nation
OF Indians number about 900 souls the majority
OF whom emigrsted to the westward OF the State of
Mississippi in lefo The remainder have since been
following I'll now the whole tribe except 900 or 600
are permanently located in the territory apportoned
them by our Government between the Red and Arkan.
sss Rivers, Yves, OF the State Of Arkansas Hare occ
pyng about 1850 square miles OF arabic land 5iyersi
ned in surface and enjoying saabrious climate their
numbers are increasing. Their Government ia thor.
oughiy Republican, being modelled AFTER ours and
strictly local Their constitution ia Of their own T. am
ing and their laws Of their enactment; and under
them the penalties Of their violation are enforced This
heathel affairs has been brought about mainly
through the fundamentally OF Northern Christians Ia
boring among then and chiefly connected with the
American Board Of Missions. For thirty years Messrs
Dwight kingsbury Byington and Hotchkins have been
smong them. and with such results that Is not exray.
TO cay that these Indians exceed the surrounding
whites In morality Intelligence, and skill in the mechan
iosl srts The Choctaws chiefly engaged in grow.
ing Wool and the culture Of Cotton, which they
fscturc into fabrics suitable for apparel There six
missionary stations among them having under their
pervison ten large boarding schools and three scsde
mics 1--WE Of the former female In each OF which from
40 TO 100 young persons preparing for usefulness
Six are studying theology These institutions are sup.
ported at an annual expense Of $4,000 which is the
product of National School Fund made up of the anu
ss received by the Nation from the United States for
nearly 20 years past but shortly 10 DC discontinued
The publication OF a newspaper Is now contemplated
and Mr. Dwight and Mr. Wright zone OF the tibc) At
present In this City, for the purpose Of trsnsstng the
New Testament into the Choctaw language Several OF
standard works already issued in that language
The Testament Is sdvsnccd to completion al the
American Bible socie;ys house. journal Of Com.
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commencement Of Trinity College.
Of Tho Trihuna


HARTFORD, August 3, lsis.
The Annual Commencement of Trinity College
was held this day in this city. The Graduating Glass
who spoke numbered thirteen.
The desree Of B4. conferred upon the following
members Of tie Senior Class Nathan NJ. Belden, Fran.
CTS b. Peabody Richard w. H. Jarvis Louis A. Middle
brook. w. Cleveland Hicks, Levi b. stimson William
G. Peters, Jonathan Godfrey jr. Jas B. Dirickson.
Ralph II. Bowles, Theodore J. briggs William Rudder
Louis I. Downes, and Benjamin II. Paddock.
The degree Of NJ A. conferred upon the follow.
ing gentlemen; Lewis Fem, Wsdsworth; Samuel
James Clark John Adams, Paddock Alexander
Cspron Noble Palmer, Pearlst Cossett Samuel
Flower, and William Francis Taylor
Ma HoHorery-John A. Merrick and Rev. Samuel
Chase
Ma I'd Enndem-Rey. Peter 5. Chauncey, Rev Dr.
Fuller. and others
Dsgrss Of d. D. wss conferred upon Right Rev David
Low Bishop OF Ross and Moray, Scotland RICH, Rev
Alexander Ewing Bishop Of Argyle and the Isles, scot
land and Rev. Thomas Atkinson. of - Peters
Baltimore.
Rev DIR. TorrER has resigned the Presidency OF
Trinity College and the Trustees have unanimously
elected Rev. John Williams OF Schenectady, an Alumni
Of the College, to I'LL the Chair.
Yesterday afternoon Orstion was delivered before
the House of Convocstion by Hon D. d. Barnard Of
Albany and a Poem by Rev VIM. Croswel, DID. OF
Boston.
The exercises of the several College Societies and OF
the Graduating Glass than sustained the former
reputation of this Institution. 6.
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would respectfully announce 10 his and the pub
he generally that he has removed his Daguerrean Stock
from 75 TO 2f7 Broadway, OF MuTsysi where
he m continues 10 keep large and perfect assortment OF
all articles used In the Photographic process
The Daguerreotype Plates manufactured by T. White
giving universal satisfaction and considered by the
best operators TO he in many particulars the finest the
market
Cases Of every size and quality also manufactured by
the proprietor and sold In quantities 10 suit purchasers
Having an experience extending back TO the nsi intro
ducon OF the art he safely those who wish to
purchase goods his line OF business that ell articles sold by
h OF superior description and warranted 10 give
faction, not only regards quality but price Prices
rent forS arded when requested iva lmlslp
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pRITANNIA WARE.-LUcIUs HART

DRITANNIA WARE.-LUClUS HART. Qaie
ID BosrcmAn Hart manufacturer and importer Of
BnlAnnis hOusekeepipg arc.es, AZ Burning slip, fers
for sale hoesae and retail 81 The lowest prices Britannia
urns. coffee pots AM ties SETS
Table and lea Spoons Of superior qualify.
Css'o 8. win cut mould snd pressed bottles
Manfsl and chamber lamps and canclesiicks
Pitchers. mugs iumble's and mol uses cups
Britannia plates and cups f1T children
spifioons Tor pariors, ofsces and hotels
Block ia, coffee vrn-. turse = and dish covers
Rrtsnris cake baskets a lew article.
I-nsards. kooe-s n1c plates Tor Communion s-rvice
Reed and Barton's I anton Britannia goods
Duoo soos ceiebrssd sheteld Britannia ware. szs s,
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sARsAPARlLLA
and Syrup Of
YELLOW DOCK.

THIS Is THE CHEAPEST-Pncs 50 cents a bottle
and far the best reparanOn Of Yellow Dock ever offer.
ed for sale IL Immediately scrof1e kings EVIL,
rheum ais, obstinate euptons, pimpes pus
the face b.Oches bies chronic eyes ring worm
or eue scad head enlargement and pair VI The bones and
joints srIbbon ulcers, diseases arising an Injurious
use Of mercury, asces or dropsy expos mpnldence
10 Efe chronic Constitutional disorders The value Of his
preparation widely known, and requires fictitious
wsy vel SmTuTh6S
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ADVENTURES OF GERMAN

EMIGRANTs.-D. APPLETON co. hsve Just pub
ILished The Wanderngs and Fortunes Of some German
Emgrans by Frederick Geisbecker translated by Jared
Black ! vol. l2mo paper cover, 81 cts; CLOTH - cts
The tins entertaining bos, whcl relates The for
company sdfenfu-rs luui the Land
Promise. 18th The design ri forming colony there efi~ay
dci0n. The author CITED With considerable powers 1t
observing and describing The realities 90 be- book render extreme
f ll, lac sai sueaefl.. The book. j. short. flI of
eaea1f reln- L. ssious remark ari useful
ri.ce in ans ser.-. of vorksr rau4 .u-I fAtheurun
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DR. PARlSH'S
CHINESE HAIR CREAM.

rINHE GREAT PRESERNATIVE OF THE HAIR
L Our dstIHf brothers, the Chinese,
Long famed for their refreshing Teas,
Produce a Cream, rich and full
That clothes with Hair the baldest skull
Rich. flowing locks with lusier shine,
And beauty the face ilvne.'
Wife, widow, and the >. thing maid,
Have 10 H. friendly aid,
And bachelors shun single life
With all iis parsimOnOus strife,
And Of domestic comfort dream,
When using this sl-poent Cream.
They capuvate the cOyesi fair,
SO charming Is luXuriant Hair.
General Depot II Cafharnesi (Opposie Oak ". y
Sold by all the principal Druggists and merchants through
out the United States Large bottles 81 small do 50 cts
Al the Drug Store II Caihanne-sL may also be obtained
Perhmery Of the hrst quality, Fancy Articles and Dr. Ad-
smss celebrated Vegetable Restorative Pills Pnce 3 cents
per box. az awistfS
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JUST PUBLISHED,

nR. II. BOSTWICK'S GREAT WORK on diseases
1.-the genitournary organs So pages Quarto, Jas -
lished BY BURGESS, SrRINGER co. This = . w. 80
that has long been wanted II Is tho most f ana COUPE
practical work OF the kind issued from the pres"
isns 81 coored engra yngs. which deneate his cisss VI
II conta 40 wood sngrayings well exeesIsa a.
everything known sbo1s the modern treatment OF tnsso
eases hs been carefully recorded and al the nos
prosecutions an. formal a. hxv- been fvea t~ ~
Office Of publication, and II the residence Of NE nv
Brosdwsy Price y. HlS"s
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EA4.sz-iS SION around Staten Island, on Saturday,.
rkz&seEx5-sx6 Aue s. stopping AZ Beddels Grove Eve
hours and returning 10 The city al O'Clock Z. NJ.
a W WILLIAMSON respectfully informs nus friends
ard the public that there shall be nothing waning TO male
his one of the most ghl excursions Of The season TIE
nne steamer NORTH AMERICA. q. w Wlhamsor
Commander will eave the foot of Desnceyst 0eocs
A M Maikei-st At ~; Man-st Brookyn al Han
mond- y Csnsst at ~; and Fer NO No'm h'rt
~ l0 The NewYork Brass Band have volunteered thsr
services and Wsllaces Coulon for the occasion Tcses
"a .sr,s. gladden. ha Z nrice mi ~
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A DvERTIsRMENT.-Mr "a

- near O-----e, ---a, Is AZ last hereby pub
uey nsned 10 pay shat Is due me for my services
- m Secretary and Teacher according 10 our contract Of
80 2. which sul have a copy, duly certified BY the
LegAiou a. Berlin. II this advertisement 4 not
$500 - answered, another complete one sha
einna am honestly 10 bis accounts WITH ne which
~ 1s,e cone four years ago q nan Of honor
Nl1LtA.i otSChAt, Translaior arC II seher N IA
vefmsn French and English Language u DUANE :, -,
bfosd~sy' y. T. IsaiS'l Nvw-York July IS. ists
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WILL REOPEN on WEDNESDAY, AUG
EnR A SHORT TIME ONLY.

DANNARD'S NEW PANORAMA or THE Ml>SOJ Rl
DAND MISSISSIPPI RIVERS showing country OF
~ enyhree hundred miles, being BY hr the largest paint
ing In the world and OF the largest Rivers on he Globe, eN
more than ~ degrees Of sude Open every
Admission % esns; children half 7rce. Panorama will
commence moving al O'Clock.
Anernoo1 performances Wednesdays and ssturd
q iy3l
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GAYS CANCHAIAGUA.-T invaluable and
uunique California Medical Plant as its merits are deve-
loped i rapidly supersedng every medicine as simple
serving s tone In feves pulmonary complaints and all
diseases which be traced 10 constipation OF the bowels,
or mpuriy Of the blood is superior efficacy commenting
IA 10 General attention The proprietor, with view TO sub
ec the same the greatest scrutiny. VIII be grained IN
making known to physicians and invads who may he
pleased to call at the Depot 30 BROADWAY, some most
remarkable cures effected and in progress In this city
L.--lI
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tS- Mercantile Library A ssociation.-Notcet 10
Members--rhe Library and Reading Room will be closed
woweeks from the IN 20 the @s inst for the purpose Of
cleaning the rooms, making necessary alterations, &C
Books which have been kept longer than the
allowed by The bylaws and regulations, may be retained
ull after the opening OF the library without renewal
ku2 Il Ry order, HENRY A OAKLEY, Rec'g Sec.
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ment. situated in the Orange Mountains South Orange
New ersey, 10 miles from Newlork, the line OF the
Morris and Essex Rairoai-Dr MEEKER returned from
Serany two years since. where he made the WaseECure
MS particular study aud has erected entirely and
extensive establishment for waer-cures, upoa the mos, i'm
proved English plan, having rvae bath attached each
oOn The walks and roads opened through the mountains
Ney cAsnsive and give view Of the whole surround
ING country New-York CITY, &c
s Sais ios South Ofsnge leave the foot Of CorlsnG-st
VeloeN A u and Z. NJ arriving at South Orange IN
ABOUT one hour All LISTERS addressed 10 Dr q n MyrrrK
Souih Orange. N J. vii receive strenrion ri N
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Brighton Cattle Market.

Az market Beef Cattle so Sheep and Lambs and $40
BEEF CATTLEA few extra A. - first quality b7ba$ 50 second
quality A. 2iabb0 third quality a 75a>h
sHkkP-Ob I d0a3 a5 Lambs 2ids3
SNINE-Pgs ba5A and sac Pat Hog skc Boston Journal
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MATER CURH.-Dr.RT TAIL. for the las
no TaILORs.-l frsi rae chance /. now oferr fvr

'O TAI IOGN.-A trsi rAie chance - nov offered for
tailor having small capital % purchase the stock and
fixtures OF tailoring estabs lment which has been doing
good business for ID years IN OF the most healthy
ard pleasant located villages t0 be 0uld the banks 81 he
Hudson The purchaser viii rso have the privilege q pgr-
chasing the dwelling Connected with IT, wnich i u the
most Pleasantly oc sicl N the village. Possession given
nine 1aieiy desired. For fsther PARTICULAR srpy 10
Dr.. j. Young. IeS Hudsur-sf : \ civ s1s 81
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" Wigs. Wigs. Wigs .-MrDHrEsr HEaRp.
Importers ard manufacturers Of hcman Ha would Inform
ciuxens and strangers that they have on hand the largest
ne cheapest and he best assortment Of wigs scaps ha
wigs, topees oaids Of long hair. zeues rnge,s and
otner naenis hair which for price and quality
easles Tns rsss supplied who,ess. ard retail, q Msdsn-
lane, Sew-york. sa7 I'm
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49, ACONEY Island ANp FoRr AAs


r---tt~in take place on NONDAl' August = a
s-sr-<,<snr-n Riide's Grove. IN The steamer HUDSON
and Rare Ticae.s for sse at the Young America Ohce
:, Chaham..; C. A Calhoun. Catherine and D.
vision SITS Siou, IA Grandst or 81 the following Com
nitiee A w Day, Geo. Adam, David Marsh w.
Sam J. r Msrston VI Coiie, J. VI. Catchy
TIE boat will leave the TOO, OF Nnieenlh-st X
O'Clock; Hammond-st q; Canalst ]; Nilsm'oGrg scA
of C;rsndst Ferrv u. Finest r. ii Broomest Ma
ke,.st 81. Pier No 2 R.si Should The wesiher rro's
stormy due notice viii be given in the daily papers Of ny
S,,nrs arransements jy@ Au7.'