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Of Jurors Nsw City Hall Park-All persons by law ex
County Of New York. and who have reported their
empton for registration at this Office hereby notified
c0rdng law evidence before
the in order prevent tho Insertion Of their
the Petit Jury List Of the Time
cordng such exemptions from Monday Juno 18TH
day. june Oth nclusive between and o'clock, and be-
tween and o'clock, daily.
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M ANTED.-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation as Lady's Maid and Seamstress 10 good
Dressnaker cut aid TT we'll Best Of city reference
given lasno objection TO go short distance in the
try or take Of children. May be for this
Please enquire Mt Ne l2s Avenue c. between Eighth and
Nh th streett, third floor, front
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above beautiful establishment wiopen early in August
Ladies and Gentlemen DESTROYS of obtaining
will please make application (post paid to
CHARLES X. TnORNE, "a Vine ST. Boston.
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IDVERFlxExENTs RENEWED EVERY DAY.
=-H7aaaA--=a-
POLL rICAL.


'TnE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN eEsERAL CON-
hlIrfh OF the city and oeusty ef New lorS, at
meeting held At Tsmmeny Rail- I9,b day Of July st9
Resolves That IN tie asSr rae ~ S.sas mai.
the Bsltimore Convention which psiei Lewis Cas-
The ehsrt 81 the democratic republican party ha.
We ss,e hs a,,h men Who nps.ed chs,
aud true oevoton 20 the the Union when bsy
S eonSsss I Thee. doctrines s%snsa s ct @
teen sts.ss.by South Carolina we'll Michigan, ~
Soe ines We inss, that the only platform which te
that wbek uphods principles sGrssns Ike lS,.rs.. Of h
Whole people and recognising the dues the States owe
keolves that We ees upon every stemptto .nrrs the
~ose az %sn dnSser ron s's 70 ,ss sse
both o. the rary and the tn that while regard sla
moerac PARTY ought pf.crb. faith Tor members
on .,.je, Wills, unaer our S-n government son. Of
sn sSs Cs.rs are tss f,o. t. s united s'moer.ey o.
savoy psri sesyss its members North and south e.,
.ordns 70 their Convictions this irreis,sus ques
R,lved That cannot and will not rsecgns. any or
o. ths mocr attic party in This state except that
~; county but that having its Tsmmsny
Resolved ms, will become parties TO any c,y
nesotatn for what called upion wts body 81 pre-
eny ss%is Of political psshr ys s ,s M. MA, can
ind'isuals support the principles and orgna
Ard On the I'd day of August Is4e adopted ,he following
Beoivss That u. democratic republican eec,or. Of each
assembly district o. he city county ofNev Nork friendly
parry rlnss.d 20 assemble thsir respective sistre;s
on r,nesy lsh August i9 select %. delegate fo
sect At srseuse the sh DAY Of September ness AZ 10
Resolved, That in she opinion Of mis- committee the Coz
,cn,ion ndcd by ,he democratic state Central COM
Is vnessd fo ard unnceessary and that
''' the ''''e"'n Of ssaSa 'seqs R1 CgsE..n.
Jas. @. sSrrn, CsRvs Lsvros, see'ys
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COMMERCIAL APFLIRs.

Monday, August Go r. M.

The stock market IL literally dead, and II sp-
pears impossible to galvanse u into life Nothing in
the world but the easy money market enables the bulls
TO carry stocks or keep up prices. The variations,
from day tsday sreony the fraction Of per cent and
the pure the bears for the fuhment of con-
tracts The greatest decline has been in Reading Rail-
road stock and the transactions at both boards to- day
were large.
Counterfeit IS bills on the New Haven Bank are iu
circulation. A. Townsend, jr, cashier; II. Sampson
president. vgnette :spresd eagle, and two ships;
female figure the left the first Sabbath In Qunni-
pack 1898, the right. Bill half inch shorter than
the genuine. The paper light. Engraving well done
and likely to deceive.
Up to the closing Of the Pennsylvania Bank sstur
day, but small fraction over se5oooo had been paid
account Of the semi annual dividend Penu,yl
yania State stock. OF this amount, $500 900
paid the order Of Barring Brothers agent In Boston,
10 Messrs Goodhue Co., Of this city.
The money market Of Philadelphia continues easy
and sbundsntly supplied with capital. The banks
were dcounting freely all the FIRST class paper offered
and loans on FIRST class stocks made ct Eve per
cent
Loans on good securities were easily ebtsined In
Baltimore at se per cent; but the demand was
limited, and business inactive
In Beston the demand for money was Increasing
the banks discounting spsrngly and good paper
was selling Ia the street at a per cent.
Capitalists and stockholders generally In railroad
corporations Seconing alarmed at the deprecis-
ton in the market and actual value of railroad pro-
perty within the past twelve months asd those Who
compelled TO sell at present prices, have to sub
nit TO great sacrifices IL s impression that those
who forced to sell Fortunate a. the probability
is that six months hence they will be able 70 rspur
chase az they have nerve enough TO do so at prices
far below those current Unless the expectations
Of increased business realized IL Ia anticipated
that former rate, will have to be re.cstsbshsd with
the hope Of giving proper return for the immense
cost q these w.rks. This~~rn be fatal and their
depends upon such q movement, railroads in
this country doomed The roguery, rascslty, is-
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Marine Affairs.

ssu,. FssprsASp.-Ths Ferdinand, Capt. Brother
Ban, from Baltimore for San Francisco. which
ported in yesterdays psper BY telegraph, as having
been Lost when six days out from Rio Jsnsiro was
abricstiop She aid not stop at Rio Jsnciro but was
pohen on the 9th 81 May, in lat. ~ 30 s., lon "a W.
which is upwards Of two thousand miles beyond Rio
Jspeiro.
Al few minutes before II o'clock yesterday fore
boon, the beautiful ship Galla was launched from
he yard Of w. H. webb foot Of Sixth street, accord
pg TO previous announcement. She novel into her
estued element to the perfect saisfacon other build
ms and enerprsipg and when short distance
ut the stream appeared to great advantage Though
here VAS slight rain falling q; the time, we should
udge there from three to four thousand specta
ore present, all Of whom appeared TO enjoy II very
mueh
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To Advertisers and the Business Commu-

In few weeks, the cholera, which is subsdng, will
disappear The gloom and panic which have prevailed
viii then give place prospect Of revival Of business
and activity in every description of commercial enter
prise almost equal to that which disclosed itself the
subsistence Of the pestlence Of 1892 and which
1886.
and assisting business and domestic comfort and
tranquility, in these REVEALS Is to be found in the
newspaper widely circulating daily journals
In connection with this matter, may fairly place
before the advertising community the advantages
which the New York Herald possesses rs daily sdver
tsipg sheet. According to the recent Developments
in the dispute between and the Tribune it is
admitted that the Tribune has circulation Of about
irteen thousand per day, while that Of the New York
Herald rises to fuenfy fire toey sir thousand, and
has frequently reached considerably thirty thousand
day Nor Is 1t the vast Giro uation of journal alone,
which gives peculiar claims upon the attention Of the
advertising community The character Of that circu
aon and the character Of the readers and patrons of
the journal are Of the highest Importance to business
people Now; in addition to the extraordinary and
wide spread circulation Of the New York Herald which
Is without rival in its 1t Is npor
tant to note that circulates chiefly among the men
Of intelligence-the active business menthe active
and busy classes Of society in this and the other large
cities and towns of the United States There is no
other journal In New York which has large circu-
lation the Herald any thing like t-none which
exercises great influence upon the minds Of the
great, intelligent and active masses of the country
This crc ulstion IL q difusive circulation. In Pha-
delpha Bostsn Baltimore and other great cities and
centres Of thought and business operations the crcu
aton of the Herald s extensive that any OF the
local journals in those cities-that to say the Herald
Is as generally and regularly read
We present these facts and these views to readers
aud patrons, and the business community generally
In week or two, people will be returning from the
country Panic will give way TO our usual tranquility
The cholera have reason TO hope, will have subsd
ed Business Of oil kinds will be resumed with fresh
vigor, and revival will take place. unprecedented In
the commercial annals Of this country OF all this,
have doubt, As an aid and auxiliary in this revi-
val the Nsw York Herald, from it's position and vast
circulation among all classes commercial political and
social presents obvious claims upon the patronage Of
the advertising community In thls respect no other
Journal In New York and least Of ALL the Tribune
enter into competition witch the New York Heraid.
The P1umbe National Dague rrian q a1Iery,
the Of Broadway and Murray street.
Ains s character for pictures An examination Of
collection will satisfy that the art has where
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INTELLIGENCE By THE NAILS,

BALTIMORE, Aogist q, 1873.
7ro Murine Munchausens-- attempted Outrage
Forgery Compromise The biukets, &c.
Much excitement was occasion I'd here on Sa-
turday, by the ape france of two sailors, who re-
present themselves to have escaped from on board
the schooner Ferdinand of this port, when five
days sail from Rio, whilst she was laundering at
sea, ana That all the remainder ct those on board,
30 IN number must have gone down In her. She
was on her way to California, and among her pas
sengers were number of our most respected citi-
zens On closely questioning them, however,
many falsehoods were detected, and the prob ,bl-
lily Is that they DESIRED her bsfor. abe left the
Capes, especially as SEE hy the New York M-
raid, of Sunday mornDg, that the bark Brighton,
OF Boston, passed her near the mouth OF the Straits
OF Magellan, at point tar beyond that at which
she is represented by them 70 have toundered
A young physician named John Lavender, has
been arrested and committed TO prison the
charge of attempting 10 violate Mrs Rebecca
joining that in which he boarded The lady'shus-
band was in the country AT the time He was I'M
sue eessiul, but the lady considerably injured
IN her exertons to escape from hum, and has tor
several days past required the attention ct ply
stefan.
There was much stir IN The city on Saturday on
account OF warrant havlng been issued for the
arrest OF one OF our monetary men, on the charge
OF forging draft To the amount of 1000. He
could not be found, however, aud in the meantime
the matter was compromised, and the prosecution
dropped.
There have been but two new cases of cholera at
the amshouse for the last three days, aud our city
continues 10 escape visitation Ward meetings.
are to be he Id tonight TO push forward the SAM
taly regulations
I'll advicss by the Cambria have had but little effect
the -four market Sales OF 400 Dbl, Howard street
flour at IS 1919 So 25 for fresh inspected and frs
ground from wheat The last sales Of City Mills
were at IS 25 Corn meal So S7ls - and Rye -four
81 per bbl The receipts of grain have In etse and
we note decline Of about cents per bushel in wheat
selling at 81 03 81 0s. aud white at 81 0S 81 a.
Corn is selling at 90 cents per bushsl for white and
yellow. Oats rs a 20 cents Rye65 IA 81 cents There
is nothing to notice In provisions Mess Pork Sl1
l21s; Prime 80; Bacon steady Groceries remain arm,
but not active; Rio coffee 67s IN cents per Id. Whis
key is quiet quote at 23Is 2is cents per gallon,
in hhds. and bbls
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Our Harrisburg Correspondence.

HAERfsBrRG, August 3, 1Sg.
a raugements far the Rs,sPtion Of General TIyior.
The usual duln,s s. which prevails ut this season
Of the year, has gwen place to the animated bust
ling 81 committees, Nc, IN consequence OF Cow
eInor Johnston having announced TO the sovereigus,
that no less parsonage than "Old Jack" himself
had notified his Excellcncy Of his determination
TO visit Harrisburg on Saturday next, the Iitn in
slant. The advent OF live Presiden, al any
place Is no small potatoes, but when we learn il IL
Zachary, he
Who climbed tree
49, The white House for to seeu
And did see that pleasant CRIB with all its chicken
hxins, the appearance Of distinguished person.
age vi call forth from the people. without dstinc-
ton oil party, that respect inseparabe TO the office.
Last evening, preparatory meeting was held At
the Washington House, nj which Sheriff Shell
presided. Committees were appointed to make
the necessary arrangements, and 10 invite the at
tendance ut the volunteer companies from the ada
cent towns. It's understood that the Preudcnt
will arrive IN York on Friday. where he will be
joined by Gov Johnston. and proceed to Columbia
and TO Lancaster city, where he will remain over
niRht. On Saturday, special tram will convey
the distinguished vister and retinue to Harrisburg
where he will remain over sunday GA Monday,
" Old Jack will 90 to3 Carlisle. sndl the
bsrfacks; after which he will proceed direct to
Bedford Springs
As saturday, the 1Ith inst, will be very inn
portant day IN the history Of the capital c The Key
stone, full report of the Presidents reception
Will be Transmitted to the Herald
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The Albany Rnickerboker, Of the 9Th inst. says A
few days since officer Peacock sent for to 90 to
house up town, where man had the cholera. lie
found the creiy attacked by the epidemic, aud
had him TO the hospital where he died that gay.
his wife aud two children sent to the Aims House,
where they advised to stay until they recovered
their health. but the left taxing the children
with her on the death Of her husband A day or two
nce the people residing In the house heard roans in
her room and sent for MIR. Peacock again He imme-
datcly to the house, and found an infant,
lone year old dead in the cradle the mother was lying
dead upos O couch Of in OF the room,
land by the side Of the dead mother lay little girl,
|about two years or two years and half old, nearly
ed and unwel The people In the house refused to
assist in dressing the child and the ocer, after get
Ming clothes took 1t In his and carried II to
|the roer Masters once. whence l. sent to the
hms House, and cured by Efficient ply stefan,
and has since been taken VI By aunt who
Iron a neighborng city This IL fiction. for the
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ny THE MALLS.

The Charleston, 8. c., Courier, Of the I'd inst con-
tradicts the report that the cholera had appeared In
that city.
Hon John Mstthiot died at Newark, Ohio, on the
both ult, Of cholera He was member Of Congress In
1870.
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BY TELE GRAPH.

MONTREAL, Aug. 4-P. NJ.
The interments Of cholera yesterday we're 8.
At Quebec, on Thursday, there were IL deaths from
cholera.
MONTREAL, August 6-P. NJ.
The inferno nts to Sunday, the 5th instant,
were a. Of which we're from cholera. To day there
were Is, from cholera.
J. G. Billiard was attacked, but his recovery is ex-
pested Col. Fenwick, OF the Engineers, died at
Kingston yesterday. Weather sultry.
At Quebec, for the "a hours ending at noon on Sa-
turday. there we're % deaths from cholera.
sr, LOUIS August Q, 1si9.
The city Is generally very healthy There have been
no deaths from cholera reported for the past three days
The quarantine laws, which were enforced during
the existence Of the cholera have been discontinued
The cholera has entirely disappeared from most OF the
towns on the Upper Mississippi and it's tributaries
The cholera has broken out among the Usage Indians.
At Quincy, Illinois it is raging very extensively
At Alton, Ill, there we're Ave deaths from cholera.
Mnwiuur, August @, 1912.
There have been cases and deaths, from cholera,
for the "a hours ending at yesterday and cases
and 2 deaths, for the "a hours preceding.
PirrsRuRcH, August o, 1sio.
There we're two cases Of cholera to-day-no deaths
Weather pleasant.
CrScIssAri, August 9, 1910.
The .nterments to-day were from cholera 6, other
diseases 20.
ALnANY, August 6-e P NJ.
The Board Of Health report for the past IS hours
las eases and 10 deaths from choleral
At Greepbush during the week, there were eases
land deaths.
.Bosros, August o-r. M.
There have been Is deaths from cholera in this city
since Saturday, all Of whom Irish Two Of them
died from fright.
Capt VIM swoon, shipmsster just arrived from
New York. died Of the cholera at Dartmouth yesterday
PHrLiprLrmi, August CAR NJ.
There have been "a and deaths from cholera,
for the enty four hours ending at noon this day
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES..
NoTieE,-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE Ex-
& M m a a. % % o Z,
solved from and after the s Instant bushes. debts
rev sr@ Of Gillespie csr a. the same nc Place 8asd
New York. August 9, is'9 LANES Y GiLhEsPiE,
TEfoRMATIoN wANTED-oF JOSEPH NORRIS, FROM
Newpsrk eopr y Of Kild're ireland who landed in New
sssssrnins him viii Be thankfully received y
s' ,s r. i1 Mn,o NORRIS No cay Court N L.
To CoNTRACToRs.-THE COMMISSIONERS OF
.t Their ocsl until The ran nsaat carrying
h Is 70 W Var Island Of the work
reserve &c IoaS Il ' Wy ds%ss ksn
rTELEGRAPHs IN NExIco.-AN EXCLUSIVE RIGHT
srgct TsIsgrsrhs in tue Republic The soderssnd
cred to '.e,, for g. dsp.,1 Of said rsh and viii Isesye
WA. GRO. STEWART Mexican Vice Consul n Broadway.
NoTIcE-THE MEMBERS OF PHOENIX ASSEMBLY,
their Assembly Rao@ on TussS.y s psn "a r',Ssa oss
precisely TIE las, tribute 70 our late brother
tcTdi iall recalls; BY order Of the W. Patriarch
NEW YORK TIREA hARINE INsURhNc COM
tor, Ills DECLARED of ea per- ceS paya
80 wa .tfss D' i Ill., 8 sss rec cSm
OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COW
pany II, Centre street. Assa.. Let. ,st'-So..e is
and after the August inspection, l the price tho gas
will be reduced % Fifty Cents hundred cubic feet res-
tered by metre The company have made csnderbs add
tons 20 their syarsus and main pipes for the purpose
furnishing full spppy Of recomnsnd 20
sumsrt proper attention in regulating the burner cocks
prevent the waste which the increased Of the
hsdsrs, might sthsreise oeoasn Notices OF imper-
isson or eais requested lie sent the Office early
in tue day rr,ctcabe that they be promptly attend
ed To-. BY Order C. l.. ENERlTr. SECRETARY.
MORRIS CANAL AND BANEIEc COarANY.-No-
IVA tice Hereby given that Books Of Su bsertion
three thousand shares OF preferred ock said
enc lnnsrsd dolar each, with dividends Of
able 'ei annually authorized by the supplement the
thsrter Of TIE Comrpny pared 9TH February iry will 30
opened at the Oeo Of the sais Company Jersey City
Nsheay The 18th August instant " Give O'clock
Ths Of Cen whose shall be
standing tie stock booAs of the The Ssh
sus instant the stock books Of the Company viii
olesed1 will havs the exclusive Of subsc said
stost for the rst three days from the opening Of said books
BY srdsr OF the Board Of Directors n MARSH.
. President Norris Canal ard Bansiag So.
neyIcEAn, Cashier, pre-. TEN.
Dated Jertsy City. LIST August. ies9.
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whispered the and the besides
t,bs the mouth o. trades aud mechanic town
that sill New York &c Is impossible TO find Boots aud
Caters equal in quality and chespness, to JoNESs
No. IA Ann street.
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The Riehelleu Diamond Pointed Gold
Pens made and sold by Y " Fsiton street.
the durable Pens in the world. j. Y. has large
Of Gold and silver Watches Of all the mos. cee
bated makers guaranteed TO keep accurate time, which he
NIL ssl low.
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The RieheIIsu Diamond Poun

the rrper OF Broadway and Murray street.
tAns t character for pictures An examination Of
its collection will satisfy that the art has nowhere
been perfected as here.
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MAseas Owner,
W NEw Yoax, August e-12H.S
The Sanitary Committee Of this city report "
eases and Deaths Of cholera having occurred dur
MIG the last "a hours
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MEDICAL.
WIsTAR's DAIsAM At THE souTH.-0NE OF Orr
w agents at Athens Georgia has sent the following
letter with permission 70 publish the same
TRUTH rs HicHTY AND WILL PREVAIL.

agents at Athens Georgia has cent MS the following
TRUfn is RiGhrY AND WILL PREvAIL.
Dear sirHsyng been afflicted for more than ten month,
rh esrGis nhsS ioaln o. the aagsat lime. severe
,npoaIy relief purchased alou. three .osesof wissr.
relief than from al the medicines had ever taken Tor
49, sss ssa sny r, ,s The sP . Us,
o. oppression en- ne lungs than had anticipated aud in
h most a m %s sRs.ra Is s, Sl
De, yeu hrs acknowledgment which yon I'LL ~,
wMnsbercugh, Burke county. Ca.
Ts,s.is wneis,ais and Tsis ~ usssrs. a B. and b
l. Ing Baildns; msvsnd, KEGS. . Co., 20 ii.n.isns
ana G Drssiss generally throughout the United States
I YoN's MAGNETIC POWDERS, FOR Tug DEsrRuo-
r. fcS u. a..t:l.s . Rate az Vie. .i',o Soi...
lore L. R''ns, hSs- supsss,onsss, Of ss New Yssf
nR. COOPER. IL DUANE STREET, mas, ron raH
men q nsreural and other diseases dsost. nature
mild ave sss. perfect sur. o. no
DnJoHsseN, Is DIANE STREET. 50 WELL KNOWN
psntsn for skl IN these half cured that have sxse<
ssrsi habit sas.susy cured R.ssn, ease. ssr.Iis
.s, e-ys.
~ o CURE NO cnARoE-DR. MURPHY, OF % ooD
street eonsdentaiy consulted on all forms u private
ssy sss. Sby and .st.sss Ne 20 ss6s
sss sss'a.: o,.. is:s .' 'r 'h'~a''
~ usual 70 diseases Of he Eye ana tar wsr.sss
* he sss ~ . s' 's s
.s.s g hi, popular Trsa.'s On the Bye" Price % sa
TYR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRI-
ss,ssy. .sssps.s s ass a.
s: s.g ..s.s wn s . sss 4 he ,.sy ~,
syes those who have suffered from oersAa ess. q people
~ ar. q i: ms .ss ssvss :ss s S
STAGE trom uneo~non ADVANTAGES and erten.vs
s. has Grounds FOR sssiss sss = osssissS ssSss
nR, RALrHs PRACTICAL PRIVATE rsEArIss en-
and Of the sen. organs ise.tss -ssurbsGss sse
o. ,'H.s; ~ ben
=. sni, rsiy y:stei sas :. &c .a,. si,ssss !. sas
s,sd.s pT.sas.iiy s..f. .y.ry risss
4, re-. r. pss =. y.. o." .as;s
iisaers, t3Asn street.
TINE nAR.lrs womANs PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
women si,i2 sai,i.n. ismo. w 49, Price 81 s.sS
Year. of.Srersr II physical and mental anguish 70 many
sS.cosste wife, tscunsry he husband
% ssvs been .s .s' .,s have
have enjoyed H. sew in their graves bees su alive
II n especially for me nsrricd or those eens.m
.s.irr disclose. imporssns secrets. vSsA
those yhess health ace. nos permit Of n
asr., slso every is.si.-,hs VIE. the mother N. enc
either tuddss into womanhsoa the The ae.ss q
% sss... %rss$. and Il. .
n.si.' ara osrs every .o~psissss
ysI a: = si Brsss; . :. IN. Publishing ons. ID
b osoy is'ss .,. ~ LA, 81 cs, o., Asrsy ps,
william Taylor Co, Basmor. J. q. Rsuscoai, New Or
2. r: .sP. .ns y:,: :;sy : . s Il
rsA.Nsv reyha atty. onss II IAssT rssst
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AIoRRIs CANAL AND RANKIHn nnMPANY-No.
SHIPPING.

TUE ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP EUROPA" WILL
y. The Docks at Jersey CITY Wedn stay
u o'clock precisely.
LOR SAyhNNAH.-u. s. NAIL LlNE-THE sUPg-
n nor steamer TENNEsSLt, Capt. seo. A. Cole will
ts-s en- Wednesday afternoon atf o'clock from pier North
River. Passsge-Cabin s2 ste,rage So For freight or
passage apply TO - 49,
sam l. kITCHILI. ln4 Front street.
No quarantine Of Savannah vessels from New YORK.
haroads from savannah TO interior 81 Georgia aud Tennessee
leave Savannah every day.