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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-06

OLLENDORFF'S NEW METHOD Of learning read, orie
speak ADORE LanguageThe undegned practical Pro-
French, Spanish, English and Italian Languages
pecuy young gentlemen and others of this
who wish thorough knowledge the
above that he has lately arranged and established his Day
and Evening Glasses the following Daily lessons $40 per
month"; lessons three week. S. per monpayable advance
Classes day and evening" throughout the and pupils
admitted every day. J. S. DePALOS,
nf Ianpu No Excl
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Steamboat Departures This Day.

s-SEE ADKERTIsEnENTs ON THIRD PAGE.
Nashville. ..........C. =. WATKINS, Lee, 5p.M.
Shreveport .......... ARCHER, Munroe 5 p NJ
PHts6arg ...........D DALLAS, McNlechen 5 Pm
I.oatsrMe ....-..... ECLIPSE Lott p. NJ
LoaiSuWe ......-... GRIFFIN IEATMAN, l2M
Red Riuer common. DUCK RIVER, Apologize NJ
Cincinnati. ........ METEOR, Har, P. NJ. ! Ne
ew" The steamboat GRIFFIN YEATMAN will le,ys
for Cincinnati Louisville, Evansville, etc THIS DAY
the 9th inst at II clock, M, positively from Poydn
street wharf. [je6l HYDE OGLESBY II Poydras A.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANs.-2a
ID cases landing from ship Suffolk and bark -
Delphos, for sale by usSSe1s5
je66t r. G. HOBBS, Il Customhouse stree,
IAGES!-CARRIAGES!
AT EASTERN PRICES, at the Commission CAR
- RAGE REPOSITORY, Ne, Go ne
81. CHARLES street, opposite the Com CrSSsFe1ssS.A/
mercai Exchange.-On hand and constant fssSxGGr[L
ly receiving FASHION ABLE CARR w
AGES OF the latest styles direct from the manulacors
COACHES, ROCKAWAYS, BAROUCHEs, BUG
GlES, &c &c, for style, finish and price equal to any in
market Customers invited TO call aud for themselves
ie6 tim ii. 5. SMITH, 66 ST. Charles st.
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advertisements this paper He OF the
very profession United States. All that stand
in would well give him call, at sc Custo ouse
street mhl6 no
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Keeps constantly hand complete assortment OF every article re-
ouired for a Gentieman's Wardrobe. apis 2dpf
TT Fashionable CONFECTIONERY NIX
on street. by arrivals New
York large and superior stock Fashionable Summer Clothing
comprising all that Their Stock
part consists OF
Super black ORA Etc Frock and Dress Goats;
Super black and coored Merlno Sac and fancy Coats
Black andb Croton and Alpaca Sacs;
Striped, check and plaid Linen Sacs
Best black French ORA d Etc Pants;
White Naval and Military Drill Pants
White Satin Face and Canvass Drill Pants;
Fancy French Drill Pants, newest styles;
Check Drill and Stripe Linen Pants;
Buff and Fancy Linen and Marselles Vests;
Plain and figured white Marseiles Vests,
Superior Linen and Cotton Shirts;
Undershirts; Drawers;
RalEhose Pocket Handkerchiefs Cravas; Gloves;
rs 2lntiyl
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MONTHLY BULLETIN-No. s.
THE sARsAPARlLLA

THE SARSAPARllLh
COMPOUND Of this Com
pany is almost li.eral y aSai
Dhaie Of Sarsaparllla' 90
highly concentrated Is i va,
he dose is batMe m0 81 u
perp small teaSPooHJ a. h
while the dose OF that whic"
lis sold in large bottles, -
tpearly a nine .giass In al
idiiion TO SarsapanlIa 1t con
tains a powerful concen'faa'
lion of Mandrake; BuTd9 9i
Queens Delight, Elder, } eli
low Dock, Guiacum' anu
other i'm pott a mt medlcai
ments, which are not iouhu
in any other preparation
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POMPANO-POMPANO.
noNPANO and other choice FISH
received DAILY at the " CARRoLLToS Seez<1&A1N&
HorrIs" and served up in the best style. >
ri q faw minutes notice. Wy0n
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The Baltimore American, Wing, speaks of Gel
Cass as follows

knowing Gen Cass only public man, we can Judge
of him that character aoneand reference to that char
only shall speak Of him He is ready writer and
he did SO far acquainted with his public life
his pamphlet the Right of Search-for which we
shall give him all the credit whenever shown that M
Guzo entitled TO The political character OF Ten
Cas- has always been that OF rresoute who, IT he
had opinion doubtful question, did not exactly know
what
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Spirit of the Press.

We continue this morning our extracts from the
various papers, showing their opinions of the De-
mocratic nominations.
The Washington Union says: I'VE hear from every quar-
strong expression of the harmony and enthusiasm winch
pevaed National Convention at the close OF us session.
The feeling, believe, universal that te nqnina.lons
among the best and strongest throughout e country
which could be made 1t that any parry presents AZ
many strong for its suages as were
out at the present Convention 1t is rare that SO an @
justified personal pep0ssessOns to be Surfenuefeu upon
the altar of pnucple and support OF the chosen cham
pion and it is almost unprecedented that snch SURRENDER
should have been made with such entire cordiahy ana
enthusiasm as hail with exclamation the nomination
of Cas- and Butler Except in New York. this assent So
far know, is absolute and complete
I'm nominating Mr. Cas- the National integend
ce be admitted that the have selected
for their candidate gentleman OF talents OF especaDy
and of exemplary personal chaTaee5 inee d dio3
ganzng and principles which he has OF late years
avowed advocated and which. if they obtain hrm
footing and ascendency he Councils Of this Nation Will
if they do make absolute hpwreck of this glorious non
prove disastrous the hopes and objects OF the yeneIaed
founders of this Government, trust the issue OF th
election will prove the hopes of those who have placed
Gen. Cass in the field
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SUPERFINEBLAcKB T ! Hir HHAATFs-AlwaysyF
les 81 No. 80 Canal stseet. Sa'
I EGHORN, PANAMA, CANADA sTRAW.z
IL HATS of every variety. - ~
je3 St G. p. BUNCE, No. 90 Canal street. 70
ROOM TO RENT
LARGE AIRY PLEASANT ROOM, to Rent a..
N low fofthe summer season, suitable for gentle ;
man and his wife, two three single gentlemen A-a
AMY al No 1913 Julia street je5
MISUNDERSTANDING.
ALFRED .MU.NROE g. CO., No. "a magazine street,
s<VTo THEIR CUSTOMERS ~
We do not keep Store open on ShhddSS)
TTyHOSE of customers who are unable to call dqnng
past O'Clock If any article purchased the evening does
prove satisfactory may be returned and the money VIII
ap2S 2ptf No. "a Magazine street.
LARGE SALE OF SHIRTS
and GENJIEMEN' S FURNISHING GOODS,
49, At No. Is Camp street.
THE STOCK CONSISTS 0F FnrS os II Qualities
- 1900 1900 U do do. -''O''' do, do do.
Gs ssss S %sr'no and Silk H H yERg
Night Shirts Night Caps Momng, Gowns Tan,
POCKET HANDKERCHlEFS-shh Linen jail
suspenders Money Belts Shoulder Braces
All of which are offered less than the same can De pro-
3ured in the Northern cities , 81 ~ o,s,o,oeyS this
e~ For the express accommodation " oui s x IN IN
establishment will be kept open on Sapdays srp 10 "
New Orleans Shirt Depot. and GentIemens Furnishing
house No Is Camp street. next door 70 VI 1d NY ~
Bank. -------- III. - -e -
PoMPANo-PoMPAMo
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light Silk Satin Vests Balls and Sorees "A 90 to 90
Shirts Drawers-White Linen and Muslin Shirts Striped
Shirts Brown Pink and White Cotton Knit,
Cotton. Merio auze Flannel and Silk Undershrts
and Drawers.
Fancy Silk Cravats Muslin and Batse Cravats Linen
and Silk Hdkfs. Suspenders, Gloves, Hal-hose, etc. etc.
Aso-Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags and Umbrellas
Gfs- We selling WINTER CLOTHING at rernarka-
bly, low prices -. -,
Black Cloth Dress and Frock Coats from $40 to $25
Black Doekn and Cashmere Pants 81 So to $l0
ap2l 2iptf ALFRED MUNRoE g. CO. "a Magazine ST.
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Stock EXCHANGE.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, July g.
Trade generally was not active to day, not having
hsd time TO settle down since the Attn. Flour sold
fair extent ut steady prices Good brands were any
thing, in some better demand, while common and in
fcrior qualities ruled low. No sales Of wheat OF mo-
mcpt, were reported. There better feeling
while nat yellow and xed remained the Meal
also in fair demand with fair amount Of sales
Provisions remained about the same with moderate
transactions, at steady prices There considera
bic quantity OF sugars landings but no sales Of moment
were reported et tI.v .tf-rt tr.
A.urs- Sales Of about 100 bbls pearls made at
s5s7,G Pots remained at "a S7jk to SO.
BtfAusrurrs.--Fic ur-The Gales footed up about
5000 barrels embracing various lots Of this State and
Western among which were about 1900 2 900 barrels
Cweeo at IS 1s with some lots at IS 25 500 do good
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FOREIGN MARKETS..


HAVANA, June 24-1he sugar market remains IN
about the same position previously notccd quota
tons are, assorted knds5 to 61s to OK rs ordinary
white IA to IA good to choice to 0rs; superior and
forete yellow, 5 to "a; good to ine4 to rs browns,
3}z to 81 rs; and Cucuruchos 2s< to rs Subjoined
the total exports of sugar from the LIST January last
to the LIST inst.
From Havana. From Mafonzas
1S47 1S4S. 1S47 1915
Boxes. $50. 317,351 3293S0 2o363O 1874 6S6
Since then $4,000 boxes have been shipped, 1000 Of
which were to the United States last year the
period 100000 boxes had gone forwards very little
been done in Mucovado sugars the value OF which is
3a4 rs The last sales of molasses q rs but
some holders ale disposed to concede little thai
rate of imports Sales OF hsh made at S3 for Hake
and Haddeck The st, ok of lard is reduced to 800
brs; the article is WORTH S1lha2l. $50 casks fresh
import of good Carolina rice sold at two cargoes
Bath lumber sold at $50 Box shocks dull; fresh hoops
would find sales to limited extent Oil is depressed
except fine sperm; candles unaltered Corn sold from
store at two cargoes Spanish -four changed hands
at $13n per 1856 lbs; and 200 bbls American SIS in
deposit; two cargoes Spanish and 500 bbs American
chartered at f2 lis Cd for Cowcs and market and
for Genoa at f3 For Spanish and English vessels f3
los "a has been paid to Cork and direct English ports
For the United States size have been paid for box
and S4sa5 for bids sugar. rates of molasses nominal
In exchanges there have been large transactions on
London ut IL per ct. prem, and at IA per Ct We
quote on New York and Boston Laps per ct discount,
with little inquiry.
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DOMESTIC MARK ETa.

New BEDFORD Oh MARKET July 3-Sperm-We
have heard of transactions since last There is
some inquiry, but holders very firm. Whaic-Wth
tendency. The transactions since our last embrace
about 1900 bbs for home use, at prices ranging
80 to SIC as to quality The sales 100 bbs part
inferior, at 30c which resold at 3Oc
500 bbs at 3lc 1000 bbs at &c. 400 bbls at 32c
Wa have heard of no sales for export. Whaebone-We
notice sales of 10000 lbs part Southern, at 23c and
7,40o lbs N. w. Coast, at the price
BRIoHroN MARKET ,HJuly 3.--At market, $50 beef
cattle, HOO sheep and lambs and IL swine Prices
Beef Cattle few extra SO rs LIST quality SO 25 to
SO SO; second quality $6 rs to So Sheep-Old 81 75
So, So SO So. Lambs, 81 SO to SIS So Swine At re-
tail, old hogs s a 9. Sp ing pigs 7aS
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, July 3.-Beeves have
come forward more freely, and prices have declined
There were 500 offered at the scales to-day of which
$40 head were sod $50 were driven to Philadelphia,
and 375 remain over unsold. Prices ranged from So
1S to SO rs per 100 lbs the hoof equal to 81 37
SO rs, and averaging So 6sA gross Hogs-Saes of
hogs are making at 81 rs So.
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MARKETS ELsEVVIERE.

PHILADELpIIA, July lsiS-Frst BoIrd-$lo0 Wilmington
o. 7gH 70 Ghard Bank lo 5000 Lehgh Mortgage Loan 81
% Lehph Scrip 76 Second Board2s0 fehgh Compn
70 ,@S Ian g. ~ lo,n Y Mechanics Bank 2i1; 2
s C@ al lo 20 Giiard Bank, l0; ~ Merchants Aanulac
BosroY July B. lSfS-Erchanqc boards Boston Bank ST.
10 Ivy Bank B1s; Merchants Bank, 1001s FitoLburg X
Ill Eastern X, SD Old Colony r. S7I; 80 Boston
and Worcester r. 107 do do l07l Western Il r. 97s;
q DO e. do % Bost1" and nai-s Railroad rights 81 So SO
Norwich and r. sO, 1876 d. sOd 80 Is do 49,
6 Vermont and Massachusetts, r. 6 5000 Reading Railroad
homo 1880 S51. " "
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Michigan ct 80 s1k s. s7k, with some lots OF tss-
nssss v:ryinE according to quality from 50 2S.to 81;
sy lots At So o2X 50 and 900 do Southern incpiins
sportion Of extra quality at SO 80. while the remain
der brought 50 So 12K. Wheat held above the
views OF illers and no sales were reported Cora
Sales of 900 bushels Of fiat yellow made at Sic,
and 4loo do Western mixed sold at IS 400 25Oo do
high mixed sold ut Zoe 1000 do Hat yellow sold
private terms and 1000 do round yellow as Soc Meal
Sales Of about 600 barrels in lots New Jersey)
made at 81 "A with small lots at 81 80. Rye
Sales of 1000 bushels were made at SIC sRye F.o,r-
was heavy and small sales reported at So 68A So 7B
Os.Two or three cnrgoes Canal were disposed Of at
Corrov.-The market has not opened as yet on the
steamers news, but decline will have to be submit
ted to.
F.B-Sales of mackerel were small, without any
change in prices The market dull and prices
Of 700 boxes scaled herring reported at 400.
FRUIT-Sales Of 300 boxes Of dry Ind dried raj
sins at 81 421i and 81 co. Other kinds of dry fruit
FREIGHrs.-For cotton. to Liverpool, 5.32d was
ashed corn was engaged at Cd in bulk and heavy
me mis- Of moment to other European ports
HEmr-Dew rotted American was worth about sl12
LINE Sales of 1000 bbls, were made at II cts.
MoLAssEs-Prices were steady, but no sales were re-
ported.
ty resin were made at roc Raw turpentine we quote
at So 37h So So and spirits at about SAC.
on-The market was comparatively quiet ro-day.-
quote English, cask at 63c American do at 81,
and in barrels at 65 cts.
PRovIsIoNs-Sales Of about 800 bbls pork were made
at $40 62K for and at So 121s for prime Beef
snail lot of so bbls. CT made Mt Sl2 So
Lard-Sales of about 800 bbs. were made at a TO
Butter-Sales of 500 packages were made including
Ohio, at IN 121sc and this State at 12k 12 cts
CheeseSales of 1000 boxes reported part
port. at 61S cts.
RIcE-The market continued quiet, without change
in prices.
SUoAR.-The market was heavy considerable lots
were landing We quote New Orleans at 81 a 4%c.
There said to be- the st stock of about 5000
boxes in store. and 1000 do and 1000 hhds anoat
TALLow No sales reported.
WHALEBoEE.-The last sales were made at 23c.
WHsKEySales of about SO to 100 bbls State prison
made at 23c Sales Of Drudge were made at 22ls
now held at 23c The market closed frmcr
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DOwTRY fHEArkE-BE> RPfr Op MBs<EA kIPP 4
ID ssv 1T dsy sy:,ipe July ~ yin = .sPs.'ss
W. Cbrhs; yerayen ancsd; Timothy rsaeIs, Bsrks Dnna
Isbrds Mrs Phillips; Donna CrpeTA xrs sscknsy Pre-,
Charles Paragon. Mr. H. Hall Sam, Mr. Jora. Sir Law
su an krs Sutherland Al.o, the op'ra Of LOAN OF A
IOvIR-Pster syke, Mr. Burke; Gerr,de Miss Nary Taylor
r. cents; Pit TX cent? Doors opsu 81 II performance
efM at ~ c'cl.~t
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4 .oNG BRANCH NEW JERSEY. BATH BUILDINGS
80 ms sea Bathing establishment opens for patrons June
S.x n Complete and elegant repairs additions ad
nave rsen maze: ITO steamers Oria Fulton Market
nws nom washington Market make daily trips sarcs rcay At
o@an House NO ofert spared TO rive atiaaetou
------- JAMES GREEN. Prorrictnr.
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On Tuesday morning, the 4th inst, the Hon.
CHARLES g. FERRIS in the 56th year of his age,
His friends and those of the family invited to at
tend his funeral this morning, at IL o'clock from his
late residences No 7l0 Broadway without further in
vitaton.
On the 9Th inst, MARY wife Of James Monroe aged
SO years, 2 months and Il days.
he relatives and friends Of the family also the
members Of Eureka Lodge III, l. o. OF o. r., re-
spectfuly invited to attend her funeral from her late
residence, 1jG Barrow street, this afternoon, at
o'clock without further invitation. Her remains
will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for ntorment.
On the 4th inst, at Sand Lake, Rensselaer, county,
JOHN HENRY, only son of John N and Margaret Ann
Drewsen, aged years, o months and days. ,.l
On fbe ID inst, after lingering Illness Miss SARAH
AUGUSTA PoLHANus, in the 10th year of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral this afternoon Mt
o'clock from the residence of her mother, Ann Pol
hamus. No. AZ Oliver street.
On the morning Of the 5th inst, Hrvnr Belt son
of the late John Bell in the 31st year OF his age
On the 4th inst, THEopoRE RUSSELL, infant son OF
Potter and Mary s. Duryee. aged year
On board whale bark Lafayette, ut Warren, II. l. i,
from the Indian Ocean February 49, 1915 John SEC
Of Hartland, N ", aged 10 years. Also on board the
Lafayette in January, 1916, PETER HEApy, Of New
York, OF Gay Head, l.. L., aged %.
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ITO RENT5THE BEAUTIFUL BROWN sToNG EDiFICE,
abou~ eighty feet known "Swaims Building
corner Of Chestnut and Seventh streets the most
trail business part Of Philadelphia The FIRST floor divided Into
four stores and well calculated for Wholesale retail
trade with extensive cellars under each finished for with
vaults frfnt and back The second aud trd stories for show
rooms for more bulky goods other purposes the fourth and
M stor e for an exhibition being eighty feet by
twtntyfevcn lgh and capable OF seating fifteen hundred
sons Address JANIS SWAIN, Seventh street, below Chestnut
street. Philadelphia
NJ OTlCL-IO CREDITORS OF THE LATE REPUBLIC OF
Texasln accordance with the Legislature the
State Of Texas provide
h public Of Texas approved Goth March, 1915 notice hereby
given to all rers having claims demands money against
the late Republic Of Texas the
Comptroller of Public Accounts before Monday
in November S& they will be postponed The provisos
the afo esad require the Auditor ard Comptroller Jointly
to receipt under their seals of Office for al oan pre-
ting forth the value thereof the time the accrued the
date and amount Notwithstanding between different
cates of claims in the following First audited
afceTaDed claims, su Stock Bonds Treasury Notes Mill
ty Scrip other audi ted aimed claim Second
all claims with sufficient evd ences and vouchers authorize
them to audit under e late Republic OF Texas Third
claims not sufficiently authenticated by vouchers And
further made the duty Of the Auditor Jointly
TO report to the Legislature, for final adjustment the whole
amount and character Of the pubic debt according
to the provisions Of the said The elias Acaton
Payment recommended by them TO be subject the revision
amendment and ratification OF the legislature
JOHN NJ SWISIIER, Auditor.
Taxa
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NJ AsoNs STONE CUTTERS, AND QUARRYsE N wANr-
IvI cd exteraon Of the Harlem Glosd Enlgre W
tie CsmIarys ofcs City Hail. aud al 10 EasDce15 e
Crotch Ftl.f. ...
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Married
In Brooklyn, on Sunday evening, July 2, by the
Rev T.. E. L. Taylor, Mr.. john II. BRowN to Miss Ro-
sANNA A. LADp, daughter of Daniel Lsdd, ESQ., all of
Brooklyn.
Jersey City papers please copy.
AtNahant on the 10th ult., by the Rev. Charles
Willet, Mir. THEODORE p. SEARS to Miss FRANCES C..
PEARcE. both Of Buffalo.
On the I'd inst, by the Rev. Otis A. Skinner, SAMUEL
ALLEN. Esq, to Miss AMELIA T.. HrNrLEY, all of this
city.
Pennsylvania papers please copy.
On Thursday June 10Th, by the Rev. Mr. Corey,
DANIEL G.. GoDwIN to TERESA CAROLINE CHANFRAU,
daughter Of Raymond Chaufrau, all Of this city.
On Tuesday, the 4th inst, by the Rev. s. T. Seely,
Mr. BARziLlA Cocks TO Miss MANY ELIZABETH, eldest
daughter Of VIM w. Randolph all Of this city.
r On Sunday evening, July 3 by the Rev B. Creagh.
Mr.. EDWARD GOULD to Miss CoRsELIA A. LYON, all of
this city. r
On Monday, the Sd inst, by tho Row. DR.. Fisher,
Mr.. ABRAHAM HERDER to Miss MARY ErIzApETH,
daughter of Elihu Smith, all of this city.
On the Sd inst, by the Rev James j. Ostrom. JAcoB
OsTRon, OF Now York, to ELIZABETH, youngest daugh
ter Of the late John Miller Esq, of williamsburg L. l.
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HAMILToN uuusE-FIRsT GRAND INSTRUMENTAL

'INIE Queens Ho1EIy OPPOSITE TB r GENERAL posi-
Office 81 MARITIME 10 Grand London This maqniascnt 10
,el Hng recently undergone extensive alterations great
rival in the metropolis both in point Of and mo-
dcrate ehargea The Coffee tho LARGEST and most
Datha THOMAS SPENCER JGsxsv u...~a. ~''N
i@msry Chiei Steward Of tho british Queen Steamship
Reference in New York. Mr. g. A. White "a cedar a.et
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s mTs Al $ n" and after Saturday July s
leave City ha New York Harlem and Morriana at Ti 10
nfos Fsrs.m and " William:
aTess hs and ,fs asla.I.
An, 245r m, 1902 NJ $50 p. M-ror Tuciahoe and W6ts
.a ss tispss. Noun, k. &C., .s:
aaa fIf ns ra' cfo to Falls which s
leaves New York and returning at 30 r. w. win land
s1 s and %s nS a.n al Gstunos
Il q % ~ .sS Ts;sS saS g wi;
s rsSs at % 4 M ,n Srn
f T%Ssr aiff' R r.
SioA * 100 White Plains at
Davis =. s PLEASANT,
Bedford at s9sr. kss T. a.
T. Fassys M q 4
Trans ss "a i Is at cy iia g Al s
i u.s., ,sSass 4 = - : Z siS fS
ibSaniS s s and fs s Ts a sst Ss % @ l9
s'sa 1s GTs'fP a. sl s,.p q e
Land sna SS%ils down above SaS aas
le 20 4 ~ Trains from creon Fails viii not stop between
aI' ana New 9s SIss ea ss ;s 3
p street, and fy the 9s Ss5 will
6ork at A. NJ and i2rtIeayc Croton Falls M and NJ
rsani'. 80 - =" - n"i from aud a'0s-
(,Asr OFF CLOTHING AND FURNrTURE-LADrEs AND
~ Gen emen having srpruous effects dispose o. sh a.
%S y sning TO- The ssIr through the oes
roadwsy gpsairs Ladies attended toby Mrs Leysnstyn.
OWansdI aides ensmep wishing "a convert heir s su
pS1Sogs ,p in into ss, win obtain @ for by
WV VA w ~ .' EEva fl1s Il aRss'Sns S.r York
nP. EosTwiCks FIFTH LECTURE on SYPHILIS IL
~ nsiaed With drawings will be given ne the BroaJrsv
no'ae corner Broadway and Grand street, saturday ovsnng
to at'era lectures free eoraaencns at hapAst soecc
COMMISSIONS FRANCHISES. OR FRENCH TAUGHT
on the oral system enabling tho 70 sprk from De
yanced tui defeic in scetir Tuition home ia ca.sss
dSs I De ST. i PrsRf and Sss h'S' Ps
Rr adNay -'N''' v ans ~" W
THE STEAMER SARAH SANDS WILL SAIL FOR LIVER.
Peek Slip gers are rcned 10 "a o. g. board al from
2 Letter hss cssc az the Post Once az hakpast one.
Fo sI.I Elo D.. De ,. e ssM on TaE u
Tor osA'appy to tie master 1p o sS5d AZ Psr 8
yyoR nAvRE-To SAIL ON THE 9th OF AUGUST
states cap w Fl SST %S u f1"wn Steamship Tad
s s sShff s 7s1 % a@d % P and ' y
= 6. HxRsnALL IS Burlps slip.
FqRs, s y AND NEW YORK
an, : aSs SH % sissS.
s on fg osa aaa I p 6 s s
above, her regular day. Fer freight passage, having splendid
furnished omnIooations apply board Orleans wharf
foot Of Wall sicet or 70 T. K. COLI, % south street Ship
rely this vessel calling psncualy algcrtised
and bayns mir goods correctly sfaIed Agent IN New Or
nn NJ WIZ. Crccvy wlo WIN promptly forward oil
his scdrcss Packet sin Clifton 1t Ingorso r,aytcr viii
,sa md al,
CTEAM ENGINE AND GoILER--FOR SALE, ONE Sc
- coud hand Steam Engine ard Boiler power in first
rate order; will be sold low. srry Hoo Co.
Gold street. - t ~.
VAcnT cyGNrl ron sALE-ynE cygYEy IS scaooy.
crrifg,d IS tons las hcp built in 1874 81 10 inehes
deck, 10 iee beam, depth bf mold inches draws feet
inches aft aud feet incl f,fwsrd ooppcted ad
las had SUIT cf sails dis firg She finished in 90
complete IL winner For niriL
tuslf, Agtaro Of BEAJ. BAnCOCX, 4, Beaver t,rect ~