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that CaSS and Butcr VIII e sustained triumph.
antly,) yet where is there another Southern
State whose vote will not be thrown against
him, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Tennessee, Missis
sippi, Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas and Missouri,
feel as sure will yo.e for Cass and Butler, as
do of any future event. Then in addition, we
are equally certain of Maine, New Hampshire,
Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa The great Key Stone State will give us
a majority Of at least twenty thousand. OF the
Southern States named, some have been hereto
fore regarded as doubtful-North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Tennessee
and Louisiana. But all The indications of rub
lie sentiment, recently furnished, concur in
supporting The opinion which have expressed
as TO the probability Of our carrying them all in
November. The Wings have hoped heretofore
to divert much Of our strength in the States
named, bv the instrumenality Of Mr.. Calhoun
and his Southern friends. But can assure them
that all ground Tor such an expectation has been
entirely removed by the recent course OF events.
MIR. Calhoun declared TO me, On the morning G,
our Adjournment, that he should 90 10 his own
home having less confidence in any future com.
promise OF the slavery question BY congressional
action than most of his Southern friends seemed
10 entertain; but that, il he did not sustain the
Cas- and Butler ticket actively, We might conf
IDENTIFY count on his neutrality. His particular
friends among the Southern members OF Con.
gress, feel authorized 10 say, with single ex.
ccpliun, will sustain our ticker warmly talked
especially with two Democratic Senators from the
South who have both been heretofore supposed
BY some as more or less disinclined TO Cooperate
with US in The coming contest on the nigh. be.
lore | left Washington, q allude 10 Senator'S
Lewis and Yulce,) and they both avowed their
determination TO enler zealously and active
ly into the canvass for Cass and Butler. This
safe OF things will not appear surprising tn
any reasonable mao, who will soberly consi.
der all The surrounding circumstances. The
united action of The Northern Wing members
OF Congress, bo'h in the Senate and House
OF Representatives, against The SouIh-lhe Ell
iorls openly IN progress, in all the free States
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From the New York Evening Posi-.

The Wing, Republican and Times will pleas,
sODy
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This is evidence that the lreachefy Of Mr.
Martha Van Buren, towards The Democratic par
" will no, furnish the laid and comfort" 10 The
Wing party which they 30 exnltnsy promised
themselves after the Utica Convention was held
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OBITUARY..

N. A. THOMPSON, Secretary.
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IN Observation-Disclosures AT Rnlas h-ld u
Clerks Office OF the Superior Court Of Chance :
the Richmond Circuit, the l,uh day OF August "a
Beverly = Hancock and Eliza Ann h,s siir, -
nistrdtor and Administrative Of Peter winston dr
ed. Plaintiff,
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Died..


On Tuesday morning, July 18th, of a short illness,
MANY CATHERINE LOCKWOOD, eldest daughter Of AL
fred Lockwood, deceased.
The friends Of the family and Of her brother Ros-
well E. Lockwood requested to attend the funeral
at No. 10 Market street. Wednesday, Goth inst ut
II O'Clock, noon, without further invitation The re-
mains will be conveyed to Norwslk, Conn., for inter-
ment
On the oath inst, after lingering illness, Mr.
JESSE VAN AIKEN, aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends of the family, are invited
to attend his funeral from his late residence No. $50
Greenwich street. on Wednesday, the Goth inst, at 3
O'Clock, without further invitation His remains will
be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment
After long and severe illness, which he bore with
Christian fortitude and resignation to the will of his
Divine Master on the 25th, ROBERT McDERMorr, an
old and respected resident of the city of Brooklyn He
universally beloved and respected by all his friends
and acquaintance.
His funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock from his late residence, Nassau Hotel Co
lumbia street, near Harrison street, Brooklyn. His
friends and acquaintance requested to attend
his funeral without further invitation at the above
time and place.
On Monday, oath inst at Brooklyn, SARAH ANY,
wife Of Samuel Boune, in the 9th year Of her age
The friends Of the family particularly invited to
attend the funeral from her late residence, No. lab
Washington, corner of High street, Brooklyn, on
Wednesday, July Goth, at 8 o'clock p. NJ without
further invitation. Her remains will be taken to
Greenwood Cemetery for interment.
At Cheshire Conn., Oath inst, ANN l.. NJ, wife Of
Warren Doolttle, aged 80 years.
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Hsm'.-we noticed steady demand for dew rot'el
American, with sales OF ITO bales YI30 per ton part
on months credit, and bals nee per emit of.
LrME.-For common Thomaston there was u fair In
quiry, aud we noticed sale OF 5000 barrels at TOc.
MOI. Assss-Sales Of so hhds St Croix ut 26c, and
ssme lots Of tart Cuba mt loo.
NAVAL SroREs-The operations in rosn reached
$50 barrels at 75s for North County aud for Will
mington parcels Of the former reported at
the latter figure.
RIcE, since the steamer has ruled du and no sales
of moment have transpired.
SuoAns-The sales embraced 200 hhds Cuba, Musca-
vado at An a4cand 900 boxes brown ava ma at private
bargain and 800 do sold yesterday afternoon at &c to
5is usual time.
PRovsIoNs The GALES Of pork footed ~ about 1000
bbls. including mess at Sll 49, and prime chiefly in
the forenoon at S. S71a, and some lots at SO The
market closed firm, and $11 rs refused for mess
and So SIX for prime. Sales Of 30 600 lbs picked
shoulders were made at 40 Lard was quiet Beef
Sales Of 100 bbs made at S12 so for city)
and So rs fer prime do. Butter dull Cheese
The quotations varied widely, according to quality
while sales moderate, and prices nominal.
LEAD.Since our last report, sales Of 1000 pigs
made at &c, cash.
WHALEBoNE.-No change.
WHsKEy-State Prison quiet at 22hc some
holders asked fraction
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tieulars Of the trip, which | gave. as follows -
Tho Northerner laid head out and the Cresccut
City stern ont, at pier No. North River in the
barber OF New York on the afternoon of the
LIST Of July both steamers being advertised leave
oclock-the one for Charleston, the other for New
ORLEANS At ak minutes past four, the Northerner
turned her wheels, and at the the Cres-
cent City commenced backing out and by the time
she was fairly headed the right course, the North
eIper v as abreast OF Robins Reef Lighthouse. a
dstaree Of three miles ON Pier No. 4, North River.
I" ben the Northern-r passed the Highlands, the
crescent City was about seven miles asterD. The
Notberner stsered for Cape Hatteras light south by
west through the night and the lights of the Crescent
City were plainly discernibe her lar board quarter,
until after midnight At six O'Clock the morning
quarter 7 he Northerner continued her south by
west course and the last Of the Crescent City
was at NJ, when she bore northeast by east from
the Northerner, eight nine miles distance, Cape
Hateras then bearing outh by west IS miles distant
At no time after leaving New York was the Crescent
City to the Northerner near, as whe the
ships started and at no time the voyage was the
Crescent City abreast of the Norher ahead Of
her on the contrary, as the Crescent City did not
fellow the Northerner far Cape Hatterss although
had become tired Of her useless chase had hauled
of 10 cross the Gulf Stream much sooner than she
would have done If she had been without the North.
erner's company The statement, therefore, that she
gained eighteen miles the Northerner in twenty
three hours Is palpably any seaman can
perceive that the Northerner had the best of the
AFFAIR." This statement can be vouched for by all my
officers. have objection to have the same pub
li.bed In your respectable Journal although dread
anything like a newspaper controversy on unim.
portant Subject, and write this statement only to
satisfy those who feel more interested in the speed of
the two boats. Respectfully, your obt servant
(Signed) THO'S s. BUDD,
Master of steamship Northerner.
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.

Bosroy July 2-Broker bodrd-50 shares Reading Rail-
road l73a rs do ls boo Is do S boo Washington HANK
EOston and roydence Railroad, 9O Old Colony Railroad
SL; Western Railroad 100 Eastern Railroad y9I North
Railroad 93sl bid int IL Boston and Worcester Rail
road Pttsburg Copper Co. 81 81 Dividends East Boston
Co. No. 4, $3.50.
PnIAprI PnIA, July q Exchange poard-Ffrst board
S IT, ~ HI I'D ss7 o. @ 9i e.. sGc9 S1ae ss
DO lo15 90 DO loss go Bank rs; loo Copper AZ
& Mech Bank, 622l " Norris Canal b. 96 $50 do 60
BALTnoRE July I.SleOo Maryland Deferred is 70 l55
Baitm,r &C. 1890 81 shares Baltimore and Ohio Co. 9t
6do do 3d. ~ do Union manufC 1911 United Of 1863
closed ut M asked lOI bd do 6s Of 1867 at ask.d l0
bid; Maryland 10 closed IS asked bid
1880 at asked A bid; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
3Di1 asked, 30 bid.
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The Flulnbc National DaSuerI can Gallery,
the of Broadway Murray street.
visited y all who have nor done 1t decidedly the most nte
resting place that know Of the city
sure to meet there man familiar facet
Wigs ard TOupees-AM Persons whaling a
superior Wig Scalp should not fail to call BATCHEjRS
manufactory No Wall street. purchasing and
see his new invented Wigs uneJualed ghtness
pearance and durability NB-Pnvate fitting Wiga
Them s. Suits consist of Cloth Cont, Cassl.
mere Pants and Fancy Vest also elegant
Summer Clothing Alpaca Linen Coats 81 10
So lot OF unIedeemed Pledges cheap l35 street.
The Cheapest and Best Place In the City to
good Boots Shoes and Caters street. near
The Museum His best French Boots 5O ,econd quality
from S. soto "a; Congress Boots from So 50 to 81
Gold Pens.-"GreatOn'so Celebrated War
fantd Pens admitted the best
and the world They except
by actual violence and be had only Cedar street.
Also Josiah Hayden &Cos."spencer Randels" Levi
brown Pen in any quantity at reduced prices. Gold pens
and cases repaired.
Guns and Pistols,-B. Joseph, ~ Maiden
lane importer Of Guns and Pistols every quality at
very low prices Merchants gun smiths and Others are re-
quesed to examine the stock and prices of subscriber
making their purchases.-B JOSEPH, "A Maiden lane.
"RicheIleu' Diamond Point Pens the hest
AID cheapest in sold exclusively by Watson Co. Is
Co. wish the public to notice the fact that Rcheicu
warranted for five years Gold pens repaired.
The Best Quality OF French Boots can he
found cheapest at friend YOUNGS opposite our Office
Fulton and Nassau French Boots are
only y ~ good as TIE best 6 81 in other Fine
TaE DOCTOR.
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A CARD-rhE UNDERSIGNED, IN BEHALF OF rHE

A CARD-rhE UNDERSIGNED IN BEHALF OF THE
siEetrs and memte Of the Governor Guard 9th Regiment
n Militia take the earliest opportunity to make their ac
the kind attentions received by the
during their late tour ofcamp duty PeekskiiL
To tie officers and members Guard of Pesksk
cur thanks are especially awarded for their sderike
ana OF the Regiment arrival ceAssi
and Tor Their continued attention during encanpmcnt
To The Trustees and citizens of Peak kind
IN vi h they welcomed ard by their presence
Dy eI families in cur camp showing that wec
Mr. ood worthy suter claims our thu aka f his
general attention 10 the wants Of the Regiment.
To Capt Foster of the steamboat Columbus our warnest
thanks are returned for the accommodating viii i've
duay and collectively Capt Foster will please Mt our H.,
wishes for his continued health and prosperity through long
life. 's
last though VIC place in this card of thank o
leader have satisfaction the prompt
in which they invariably aceeed to the desires OF Regmen
in addition to the duties usually required Of them;
Col. THOMAS r. PEERS,
Maj THOMAS d. SMITH,
o. Mast JAS. EDWDs. SMITH, |, n
Pay Master MARK LEVY, committee.
Captain JAMES W. FARM,
Captain JOHN GRE ,ORY,
Peekskill papers win please copy.
A CARD.-IN BEHALF ON THEMSELVES AND OF
"A their associate membtrs Of the 9th Regiment Y s. Militia
the ned through this medium their
felt thanks 10 Captain Lyons and the State Fencbes
handsome reception escort and received
their lands by the Regiment their return from Camp Co
umlus 18th instant The fact Of this being the first camp
duty Performed by the Regiment without their old
Fencibes rendered u more to be appreciated showing
that though separated bodily still feeling
may this feeling continue 10 exist
Col THOMAS rEERS,
2 MastJAs EDWDs SMITH. coumittss
r. Mast MARK LEVY, }"ohm'''ee'
Captain JA-. w. FARR,
Captain JOHN GREGORY,
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INpoRTs OF UNITED STATES, TIE GRoss DUTIES
Partly estimated.

Partly estimated. rr.
ne tar o, issa brought into the Treasury, during
% 1s operation per month. $200i AL 81
Treasury, during ~ operation thus
far, per MONTH -@~~ ............. 2oo4es2 ls
Receipts In favor Of rspsnus tariff over
tha,fcr protection .,,,,.,,,..,,, soo3, Isl 10
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tt1OO MATCH-CENTREvILLE COURSE, TROTTING.
SOO This Day Wednesday, July 29th at o'clock, p NJ,
mach for s7C0 two mile heats to $50 h. wagons between
Conblns King Of Torrors and W. Wheans Telegraph
Of $ mile heats best tkree in i've in for
trOttng horses tina $50. To cloo
the Course this afternoon by o'clock r. NJ Two to
start to make race. sJOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor
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A SSOClATION OF EXEMPT FIREMEN-THE MEMBERS
IA Of this Association and fremen in general
md to meet at the o East Broadway and Pike
Wednesday afternoon at half twof the purpose
the last tribute Of late brother exempt A.
Coffin. by order Of SAML. b. WARNER PRESIDENT
j. N. PIuIlIPs Secretary.
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7 EBANON ENCAMPMENT, NO. 10. l. o. OF o. F-THE
IL members Of Lebanon Encampmcnt requested
their No. n Division street, Wednesday, 25t inst
NJ to the last tribute Of respect
worthy Patriarch, James A. Coffin BY order Of
WM. l.. WEMMEI, Scribe. ARCHIBA LID COWAN C.. r.
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NorcE-To CREDITORS OF THE LATE REPUBLIC OF

.
Texas-In with legislature of tho
state Of Texas provide for asceranng
Republic of Texas approved h March, lS4S hereby
given to all having claims demands for money
the late Republic Of Texas the
Comptroller of Public before Monday
in November S4 they will be postponed The provisions
the afo esad require the Auditor Comptroller Jointly
70 receipt under their seals of Office for all claims presented
ting forth the thereof the time
date and amount tbcrcodisngusing the different
CLASSES Of claims in the following First the audited
ascerancd claims, such Stock Bonds Treasury Notes
tay Scrip other aud ted asoeraned claim Second
all claims with sufficient evidences and vouchers
them TO audit under the late Republic of Third such
claims as not sufficiently by vouche And
fuiher made the duty Of the Auditor and Comptroller jointly
to report to the Legislature, for final adjustment whole
amount and character Of the pubic debt according
TO the provisions Of the said The classification
payment recommended BY them to be subject the revision,
amendment and ratification Of the Legislature.
JOHN N. SWISIIER, Auditor.
JAMES B. SHAW, Compt
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IL. JEFFRlES ANTIDOTE is THE MOST EFFECTUAL
- preparation sold for Gonorrhoa
sexual Orsans Long experience has proved that will rad
eaiy cure any case This desirable result obtained from
TWO 70 ten days. and as neither oends the
pae and renders unnecessary deviation In diet inter-
rupon to usual pursus sound sleep healthy Digestion the
nuisance is thus removed speedily consistent with the
production of thorough and permanent Its ingredients
are en- irey vegetable and injurious effect ehor consttu
uonay locally be caused by It's Price 81 bottle.
Sole Agent for this city, g. H. RING 92 Broadway John
street.
nR POWELL, OCyJLIST, AURIsT, ETC., ATTENDS DAI-
II " to deaes Of the Eye and a at his surgery Dol Broad
Warren street, Jnst published the second ed
on DR. Powers stss the Eye price " cents which
BE- had his once; also bis premium sf scng Eye fountan
larHe supply Of Artificial Eyes recently imported.
Inn. 0RBGORYs MEDICAL AND SURGICAL EsTAB-
~ bsnent No 24 Church street. IL open day
iug Dr. twenty years exclusively the troatncn
private scsses lie viii perfect every
hs ar ahe ifc cures fceci casc9 & p: ;ps,nyeu 81 ard
ss.ci2Ny W vsgy fee a.yS
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STEAMSHIPS NoRTHERNER Crescent CIry.-The
following communication is from Capt. Budd Of the
Northerner. It's plain statement and is intended
TO contradict certain paragraphs published here and
in New Orleans deractng from the speed and quail
ties Of his ship Capt. B. seldom troubles newspapers
the public with hi affairs grievances; and when
he docs assured there must exist good cause
40 doing.
We leave the matter with the gentlemen in comma nd
Of these noble ships to settle it may best suit them
We beg leave however, to refer to remarks rea-
tive to the subject published in the Herald the I'd
Of July They are true personal observation
make them, and may differ slightly with state
ment contained in Capt. Budd's communication.
DEAR SIR On leaving New York, in company with
the steamship Crescent City, on the lst Of July, for
Charleston thought it BEST my arrival to report
her bearings and distance, on parting company which
vas done, as follows =" Left Now York LIST July at
~ NJ, in company with the steamer Crescent City,
for New Orleans. On the Cd, at T. Nj, Cape Hatte-
ras s. by W. distance rs miles, parted company with
the Crescent City, she bearing N Il. by T. distance
about m'les;r TO which the Mercury adds thereby
beating the Crescent City five milesn The New Or
and remarks as 1so% sne o
correct, pasmuch the Northcrner did not beat the
Crescent City five miles At Cape Hatteras, although
the space between the two eight miles tho
Northerner not that distance ahead On the pisht
Of the 1st Instant the Norherner eight miles
ahead; but the next morning the Crescent City had
caught up with her, and they were running abreast
The Northerner had pilot on board, and had every
advantage, as che was running inshore, out Of the
swell and also publishes extract from the Crescent
City log, as follows :" Log-boo Of Crescent City:
We copy the following remarks from the book Of the
Crescent City, Capt Stoddard, her Last trip from
New York to this port, ria Havana. The Crescent
City left her pier No ~ H., at p. NJ, in company
with the steamship Northeruer, bound to Charleston
y &. AT o'clock 40 minutes, the Highland light
house bore w. by ~ miles the Northerner 10 miles
ahead On the I'd Instant at A. NJ, the Northerner
bore s. W.. distance miles At meridian, the North
erner was bearing w. by N. n NJ, distance 10 miles
AZ O'clock y. NJ, the Northerncr bore w. NJ w. IL
miiee from foretopmast head having gained IS miles
on her in % hours. At O'Clock, p NJ, lost sight Of
her, in latitude SO 20. longitude "a 55r-Ihese
srscd the Hsrswy TO call on me for the par
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wv This Day Wednesday July Goth, at O'clock p NJ
consns ki%s TorTS " Tsissaeh
q T Ssss y IN 70 M
ths is BY ss Two o. more to
TO AL The st. LEssR
whom the first horse Is drawn to receive second
b Ms among
horse sgs third
horse fSO; divided among Starters f3VS divided among
Ss.ss s' sSsHa =
q s. sss;. ssssS
stakes requested make carly application each Sweep
vi. vi. e Id tel @ s :' nh dr. Tss
ssa saz t. s' in an sSSs # hSs
scribers An to insure attention.
a nsss e ADDRESSED H Richard
E. L g 5 any yn a1
les. 10 The will at Doucas.e on the
bss1s isnR pos
%,h Subscribers wishing to send Baak Notes had
oofor:-THE R. W. GRAND LODGE OF TIE STATE
i. of New York will assemble the Grand Lodge ROOM
National Hail. Canal street on wednesday 18th inst
pest our late worthy brother Grand epsensavs
cs ss a,sn , Ss 9 % ar.
ante with the BY j f Grand Nd nsssry
A RK LODGE, No. - l. o. OF o. F-TME MEMBERS OF
A h as are e
the & inst to psy tho last S%ts tn
late worthy brother and Grand Representatives James
BY order, NATHANIEL OAKLsY ~ G..
MOUNT VERNON LODGE, NO. rs, l. o. OF O. f-TuE
1v1 members OF this lodge nifed
No II Division street. Wednesday the 18th
o'clock for the paying the last tribute respect
to our late Past Grand Brother, James A. Coffin.
The members Of Decatur Lodge
to assemble with Mount Vernon Lodge their lodge
order Of the NJ ALLAN NJ. SNIfFEN Sec
nRIENTAL LODGE, NO. s. To- O. F.-THE MEMBERS
~ Of this Lodge are notified to assemble National Hail.
street. Wednesday 18th instant r. NJ unite wi III the
W. G. L. of the State of Now York. in the funeral obseucs
to be paid to the late Grand Representative James A. Coin
deceased. JOHN u. STEVENS Acting N a.
CHAs X. TAYLOR, seey
/ EBANON ENCAMPMENT, NO ~, l. o. OF o. F-THE
IL members of Lebanon Encampmcnt requested meet
their No. II Division Wednesday inst
NJ to the last tribute Of respect late
worthy Patriarch, James A. Coffin. BY order of
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n d. NAH, I39 FULTON STREET WILL SELL ON
~ Thursday the nth IL Gas. Iron Fountains nearly hed
and all ready with little expsnse
Ssnr greenhouses bar The patterns making them
will he sold the time Plumbers especially request
ed 10 attend.
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET.
~ John H. Gatfed, Auetioueer-Auoon Sacs Of Horses
Carriages Harness. Saddles &c. this day Wednesday July
o'clock with Harness at II
osloek with catalogue Of Horses Also win be sold this day
good tart Wagon suitab for the feed bpuess which
has lsen used. JOHN II. GATFIELD, Proprietor.
WM COWAN Salesman aud Manager
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M OST EXTRAORDINARY wORK-To THE sARRIS ed
l or those contemplating marriage Tie womsus
Private Medical Companion by d. n Haurccau Sixth ed
ton Price ST. This work. meeting with astounding sala
(24 copies have already been disposed off, Every female
getting c'py whether unmarried although t h in
which should be known TO them particularly Here tcrna
discover the and the efficient rune
dies and most certain mode Of every For as "a
Broadway at the Publishing Once l9 Liberty street, York
dephis Little and Co, Albany W. Davis Boston On Tie
receipt ST. will Be transmitted by postage
10 all the United Ste All icttas must DO adaressS
post paid TO Dr. A. n kAURICkAU boz liza Now York oty
Once 40 Liberty street ~
nR WHEELER, OCULIsT, y GREENWICH STREET
~ devoes his exclusive and
thamic surgery Office hours from A. H. o'clock r. NJ
pamphlet containing effected Wheeler
oan be had gntuousy his residence the
paid.
DkOPOsAIS-THE LOUISIANA PILOTS ASSOCIATION
pun hasc two Pilot Boats from sxty-6ve seven
ieet eight feet inches and be two
old with good for
COCKPIT and rea Oh amdsps all their fUrnur tackle and
apparel in good that the will fully
fastened lie Proposals. lie Cept Stephen errirnn
Agent Of the LoUiaua Pilots ASSOCIATION New Orleans
Tie said Proposals to lie about IN, I5,
August We those who send their Proposals be ,oost
particular in describing tbs BEATS minuteyneir are sanv
he Il materials and dimension Of their hu ara sn
ing SEA bats, luilt Of the very best mt eiiais.
DAVID SHEPHERD
CYRUS LAMONT.
HENRY JOHNSON,
- WHY. PITTEE,
Committee Of the Louisiana Po.s Association.