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WISCONSIN, Pubic LANDs.-lt is thought that
the land Rales the present year, in the Green Bay
and Mineral Point districts, will nearly double in
amount those Of last year, and that in the Miwau-
lie district there will Sc but little left alter the sales
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NAVAL, - The .. S. sloop-of war John Adams,
bound to Brazil, got underweigh from her anchor
age at Charlestown on the sOth ult, and proceeded
down the harhor
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FooT RACE, ~ The foot race over the Union
Race-course, at New York, on the Sd ult., turned
out complete failure. The competitors were
jackson, Saunders and McCort The purse was
to be awarded to him who run II miles in the hour,
but neither of the three came within three-quarers
Of mile of performing the feat, and, Of course,
the stakes were Withdrawn.
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New BowLING ALLEY.-Prince Albert has had
a bowling alley erected al Buckingham Palace
after the best American models, for his own private
amusement He has nice place, and no change
Of ministry can turn him out.
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ar The annual GRAFTON before the Bellies Lettrss
Fellowship Of Dickinson College, Carlisle, lie to be
delivered to-day by Job r. Tyson, Of Philadelphia.
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LEGION OF Honor IN AMERIoA,-Dr Charles
jackson, Of Boston, has received from the French
Government the Cross Of the Legion of Honor, in
acknowledgement Of bis high scientific attainments
and for haUing made the discovery Of etberization
which is so beneficial to mankind DR.. jackson
has also received from the King Of Sweden SPLEEN
did gold medal, as testimony Of the respect in
which his character and scientific services are
held by that monarch
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Pacific Marine intelligence, etc.


We are indebted, for the following intelligence,
to Mr.. DeBaufre, clerk of the steamship Alabama.
The list of arrivals and departures in the Pacific
was handed to Mr.. DeBaure by Mr., f. J, Rossiter,
bearer of dispatches from our representative in
Chill to the U. S. Government who came passen-
ger from Valparaiso to Panama, in the British
mail steamer Chill.
Vessels at Port Famine, in the Straits of Magellan
March 30, I84o
Brig North Bend, from Boston schoonem Anthem, Sea
Witch Empe Zoe; aad yelsseo from New fork; H.
tom Eclipse. fom Baltimore; Hackstaf from New York
Merchant Vessels at Tsloahuano, Chilli
ApL2-BaIk J. w, Coffin, 1l3 days from Newburypot,
Cbsrotte o5 q @ Ss%Bugpo ' d Ma5
l9-BHg Almena, LOB days from Boston sailed May y
10-Ship Ttescoti los DAYS from Mystic sailed May H.
lQ-Sbip Florence, 4O days from N York sailed May u.
12-Ship SenoIe III days from Boston, sailed May H.
i5-Ba 6Sfori. la Is I'm New Be5ofd asiIeq NAV 81
81 -Brg Oseeoia lis DIS FIN Philadelphia, sailed May 49,
Whalers at Taloshuano, Chill
Mar l7Shp Emily Morgan, 30 months from New Bedford,
=. 28-Bark John A. Rob6, AZ months from Fairhaven,
$50 sperm. $50 whale.
,@-ship Lydia, months fiom Fairhavep, 100 sperm.
April lShp Emerald l9s mos fin Bedford, 1000 sperm.
-ShIp lexington mos from Nantucket l 40 spe m
4-Ship Citizen, % months from Nantucket, 1000
sperm, 1858 whale.
e.. 5-Shp Phoenix. months from Nantucket 80 sperm.
7-Ship American, Il months from Nantucket. 1850
m. 400 whale
=. n-Bark Cnnnseteut A months from New London,
so sperm, 1900 whale
l5-Shp Hercules q from N. Bedford 200 sppfm.
H-Shp Young Hero 80 month"; from Nantucket 1850
sperm, 200 whale
. 23-Shp Mary Ann IS mos FIN Fairhavan I70O sperm.
>. 27-5hip Canton, 81 months fOm New Bedford, SO
1900 whale.
=. &-Shp F 6. Hagar, % months from New Bedford.
400 sperm, 400 whale
). 2I-Shp Dan Webster II mos I'm Nantucket, 200 sp.
May ll-Shp Ontario 333S mos fIn Nantucket 1850 sperm.
I6-Shp g. Mitchell, mos from Nantucket 60 sperm.
Al oopiapo, June 2.
Ship Independence sail in few days for CObja, to
load for Boston.
AT Ooquimbo, May 90.
Bark Lodi, from Rio and sailed the nth, for San
Francisco
Spoken,
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FATHER MATHEW Father Mathew has been
recruiting from the iatigues Of his voyage at the
residence of Mr.. Nasmyth, on Staten Island He
was received with much courtesy on his arrival at
Quarantine by the Medical staff stationed there /;
aud after an interchange Of civilities, proceeded to
the residence of his friend, where he was visited
by committees from New York, charged with the
duty Of preparing for his public reception in that
city. He landed at Castle Garden on the ID. A
great Temperance meeting was to be held in the
Tabernacle on the evening Of the Sd, at which he
was 10 deliver an address.
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HANDSOME DIvDEND.-The Directors Of the
Phoenix Bank of New York have declared semi
annual dividend Of per cent, payable after the
5lh inst
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BROUGHT BACK AGAIN.-At New York on the
Both ult, officer Barker brought back Felix Cas-
sidy alas George Sheldon who left that city on the
18th June, taking with him the wife and child Of
his first cousin, whose name is likewise Felix Cas-.
sidy, together with $500 in money, and he was
committed for further examination. The wife
said her reason for the elopement was in conse-
quence Of illtreatment received from her husband
The prisoner did not assign any reason, except that
she induced him to run of with her, for the pur-
pose of taking revenge on her husband for his i'll
usage of her. The child is quite an interesting
little girl of six years Of age, and appeared to be
much affected at The occurrence, and difficulty
arising in consequence. A letter from Mrs. Cas-
sidy to Felix, written to him before the elopement
was found in his possession, urging him to come to
her, from which the following is a brief extract;
OH where are you, my dear George you are
safe-a is rght--eome here; he thinks you don't
know anything az ut it so come here tonight
my dear, am yOurs-you are mine-do come or
| shall die. Where was you come and tell what
made you STAY away from me-do tell, | must
know. Are you living! If you are come here to-
night; do so, dol want you to send it here, if
you write. Come yourself l cannot live without
seeing you"
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B-TREAsuRKR Franklin Haven has given
hondsas Assistant TTsasursrat Boston, and entered
upon tie duties Of bis office
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~ Mr. Charlie, Stoughion. No 80 Camp street, has
received per Falcon some most excellent Goshen
Butter We have had the pleasure Of trying some of it,
and pronounce first stoughton has also choice
ASSORTMENT OF good Ia in the Grocery lineusl received
viii be seen BY reference to his advertisements
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Ex-PosTMAsTER LEHMAN.-The letter-carriers
Of the Philadelphia Postoflice have compimented
DR.. George f Lehman, late Postmaster Of that civ.
with a handsome silver pitcher, in token of their
appreciation of his social worth and uniform eour-
tesy during his term of office.
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SHMPATng WITH THE RomANs.-A meeting
was held On Saturday evening the Both nit, in
front Of Independence Hall, az Philadelphia,
preparatory to q mass meeting on The after
noon Of the 4th Of July, % give an expression
of tha public sympathy with the Republicans Of
Europe ia iheir present struggle for liberty. Geo.
M Dallas, ESQ, Is expected to preside, and alessrs.
Conrad, Elder, Earle, Kelley and Patterson are to
rs .atnonr fha sneakers
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EsF- The steamship Alabama, Commander j. J. Wright,
viii leave again for Chasres Saturday iAth inst,
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FAMILY CARRIAGE AND BUGGY.
A FAMILY CARR AGE, nearly new, RS ~
"a with Double Harness also, new Is
BUGGY for sals very low Apply at 70. EST
AZ sNatchez Street, Rp Stair. jyS 49,
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HAYS, THE CONSTABLE. Jacob Hays, now in
his 9Th year, was appointed High Constable in
l799 and still retains that appointments suitable
recognition of honesty and good faith. He was
first appointed Captain of the Watch, when the
watch-house was kept at the cornerof Broad and
Wall streets
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Mn. CAss IN RoME.-The foreign corrsspon-
dent of tie New York Commercial Advertiser APP
penda the following note, 70 a letter received by
the Hibernia
n private letter from a friend, written the
evening before the attack, find the singular stale
ment that owing a strong feeling Of dissatslac-
ton atthe contuci 81 the British Consul al Rome,
Ill the English remaining ia the city had placed
themselves under the protection 81 Mr. Cass, the
American Charge. Il seems that our Consul has
ha rather Too many private interests Of his own to
permit him to give proper attention TO his country
men, aud ie IS, moreover, unpopular with the
Roman Government He is said to unite the pur-
suits Of banker picture dealer and boat agent, &c.
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FRENoH IDEA OF LONDON LIFE.-A French
traveller says that life in London is within doors:
in Paris il is in the streets London is monstrousy
immense, with prodgious establishments of shop
keepers and an excessively lugubrous aristooncy
Paris graceful in It's Details various in its aspects
and very much inclined to gipsying.
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To TRAvELLERs.-Pesona going to the North will do
well take the Malne This route certainly Offers very
great inducements at this time. particularly the cities
through which passes quite Tree from Cholera The
line Is greatly improved and has fine boats and nearly
the eniie length leaving but about ninety miles Of stage
travel and the Whole passage is made aRd holt
dags From Savannah Charleston fine steamships make
lh. na..ae. % Nav 70 ( IN llam lga TO lhr.a laE.
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MARYLANp-Robert NJ, McLane is nominated
by the Democratic Convention Of the city of Balt-
more for reelection to Congress The District is
composed Of the first fifteen wards Of the civ.
The remainder of the city belongs in the third
District
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HATS! HATS! HATSl!!
n. SRperhne Moleskin, Silk Beaver Cashmere
aud Nntia Il ATS t0ge her with large sup, ~
4 ply Of Dab Beavers, at The low price oieISS
" 81 Soon hand and fo sale at the premium MAJ
d, ID. BUNCE 80 Canal st.,
YEA two doors ftom ChsItIes St.
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New YoRK CUSTOM HoUsE.-Mr. Maxwell sue
oeeded Mr. Lawrence as Collector on the I'd inst.
The Mirror says he has received since his appoint.
men,, about 5000 letters of application for Office,
and $4,000 letters reeommendatory Of applications,
making in all $4,000 letters When ii is known
that all the appointments that he will be able to
make, during the first six months, will not exceed
$50, it must follow that The number of dis.appont
ments will be abnut 1880
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Mayl0-Bak Ocean Bird l25 ds I'm ~ York, sid May a.
l5-Ship Congress, days I'm CoqumbO. sailed May "a,
24-Ship Jane Parker 81 Dis tn Rio metro sid June
25-Scbr Jos Hend 20 ds fm Rio Janeiro sid May 81
2-fanspon FredOnia, II days iIom Valparaiso sailed
May 81
=. a-Bak Harriet Newell, 81 days from Rio Jsnero.
sailed May 81
-. 3lSGhr Decatur, l2l ds fin New York. sailed June g.
June IShip Pacific s. days FIN Rio Janeiro sailed June g.
., 2-BHg Lady Adams 8 days from EOhlia in port.
7U. s. schT Ewing. 10 ds lm Valparaiso I'D June r.
Ship Congress for China; the balance for California.
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q I
t m a ss 81 I o fse5 . y his nm m invited 10
ad bs tuasri a, o'elaeR This AFTERNooN from lis We
residence on Circus Stree between Grver and Conmon rs
Steamboat Departures This Day.
~ SEE ADYERrisEHENrs on rsiaD PAeE.
Persaeoia.......... CREOLE, Broadvsl 81 A. NJ Cans.
hobit. .......... o RECON tIiein, Il A ~ cars,
"a RiS;r -. CREOLE, Reae1, p H.
fa hs3:r st biN ad sTsspg'S ?.
PiHsbarg ..JohN HANCOCK Cunts P NJ
eY- .Firemsn's Charitable Assooiatlon-The fol-
ing on he secoal Monday 10 October, va
DANIEL SHEEAN, Chairman .......,; at the Ca Office
RAyMoED ARDEvILLr. "a od Lsyee street
{AaEs chyEaAS ,rner Of aionns @qa julie lssls
ynd BY order. ALFRED RELANGER, Secretary.
Ky Louisiana Histrionio Assoeiauon-Tbe Pres.
dent hes the pleasure Inform e Honorary Members that the
performance will take place their Hall THIS EVENING Wedne
day. July H. when will be presented j. Sheridan Knoes' beautiful
Play Of THE WIFE A TALE OF MANrUA
lylo R. 81 MeALPIN, President.
Gy~ Louisiana Democratic Association. - The
members wall hold meeting at the Apollo saoen on Caoudse st
between Union Pedilo Streets THIS EVENING July l...
Business Of portance be meeting o'clock
Bu B. B. LEE Secretary,
asd s ID hSs EvsSSd s a vs. instant. an as
oeo9k Puneua attendance paI 'y fSs by 2ra
~ -s-e -
Eg- Jackson Fire 90. No Is; = The Officers and
Members he above Company notified that The Engine now
and Conluon Company strictly enforced, from and
alter 8 O'Clock, A. NJ, July il, 1897 By order,
bu 4: = \ d RAGtfRs ) ''''''''''
Esg~ Grand Division, Sons OF T empersnoe- state IF
Lousidaa-rhe Regular Quarterly Of the Grand DIVISION,
n,4 ls aii AZ scoek q H. at The fato Pelican aNo
corner Charles and Common runetua attendance
B i''tsS' D4' '''''' EDWIN /. LEWIS, os
CRYSTAL Fouvr DIVISION. No 4-Meets every Thurs
day evening, at halpast O'Clock at their hail. NO ~
/ TChOupONas street.
] s. Hams IVY VIM. II. Ellis ,............T
/ J. Reynods. A Thompson. ..s........C
| Edward Booth..AR S James Keyes. ...,.......,I S
| w H. Watson. ....... 1nO. OBHen ,...........O s
Andrew Hero .......P p
! ~ Washington Fountain No. /, Y, 3. Of Tat
Regular Meeting 1T M Fountain, held ON Saturday, July The
ioiowng officers installed for the present quarter
jIiim COOPER Vim. Aaii III
NJ Hahn ............... 8 4 Fitzgerald .......;t w
! E, F Herwig .,.......A saml j. McpheDon.. r b
/ f. J0urdan =. ............,G iyll q
MEDICAL LECTURES.
~ University Of Louisiana--iediaat Department,
Course Of ld4g-50 .Ihe Lectures ia this inruuuon VIII
MONDAY New r. and continue uur months.
FACULTY.
Theory and PFacce le4 ZONES q y
sugery- aTreR stone NJ y
b5te ries ad Diseases Women aud chen, 4. F. Cena A. p
Ant.einy y f q s,e n ~
Fhysiology aud fsoi gy . ~ nNns & r.
5Ii H., WI he i1 l5;ic Nv & % P ' ~
wards the Charity Hospital and IN the hmphthesr
The facilities offered foe the study Of PIaee Anatomy aud OpeF
alive Surgery great subjects being furnished tree Of charge
TERMS.
each Professor
Ticket OF Practical Anatomy
Naturalization Fee
s " asa 900 =a48u
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UNFORTUNATE ERRaR.-ln reports yestetdny. by
Transportation Of a memorandum. we made Mr. Adolphe
Cartier assault slave named Henrietta Henfetta belongs
to Mr. Cartier he had made complaint thar she had been
assaulted By a man named Paul. Wsrsgret the error.
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OLyMPIo THEArRE.-Two interesting Dramas will be
Mountail Devil"
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FATHER MATHEW AT New YoRK.-The ar
engagements Of the New York Common Council
were made to receive the Apostle Of Temperance
on Monday afternoon, the Cd inst. After landing,
he was to he escorted to the City Hall, where lie
was to be received with suitable ceremonies by the
Mayor, the Municipal authorities and friends, and
thence 10 be established at his headquarters, the
Irving House There he will make his own ar
engagements for carrying into effect the objects Of
his mission The various Temperance bodies also
arc 10 i0in in the ceremonies. Contrary to our ap-
prehensions from the osteniaton and wrangling
which preceded his arrival, it appears as though
every thing will be conducted in a quiet, orderly
manner, corresponding with the religious character
Of The distinguished vsiter. His welcome can be sin
cere and hospltable, without noisy demonstrations
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AAIIIVas Al anu DepdIIUIas IIOlN hIIgsI0ll Jds
June 20-Brig Emma, Baltimore; sailed June 3d.
2l-SchT Crescent City New Orleans sailed June a.
-, 22-Bark Kingston, Philadelphia; sail Ju'y5.
92-SchT. Caroline, BALTIMORE 10 sail July ..
23-Bng Juliet, BaliimOTe to sail July g.
25-BHrk Naza. Boston; sailed June 20.
25-Bark Manchester Philadelphia; sail July IL.
28-BaIk Charlotte, Calais, Me- to sail July y,
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LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE.
c. M. SIMPSON, No % Chartyes st.

LARGE STOCK OF DR. y q 90 ID s,
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE.
G. M. SIMPSON, No % Charities st.
oaers for stock Of FANCY and STAPLE DRY
GOODS either Whoea RETAIL for cash approved at
reduced prices and my at less than cost consequence Of
making change his present business Merchants Planters and
Families viii 6nd it their interest call and examine the
Among his stock will be found large assortment Of
DRESS GOODS
Silk Tissues; Plain, Plaid and Figured Fouard SILKS;
Brocads and Btoche SILKS.
BLACK srLKsOf all widths and qualities, for Mandllsa
Dresses.
SILK MUsLms-BAREsEs-Plain Satin, Striped and
Printed; large assortment.
PRINTED MUsLINs and LAwNs-Organdies.
SWISS MUsLIEs, embTOideTed--oolOred and white Plain
and figured Swiss Musius.
RoBEs-Swss embossed, Of various styles
French JaeOnets and Cambhcs.
A large lot Of Cheap Musins, from 10 TO Is cents.
GIEGHAMs-A large lot Of genuine French, at Is cents;
Of do. 6ne, styles.
CALIooEsTrenoh, English and American, from cents to
25 cents per yard.
PARAsoLs-TwO cases new styles also cheap.
HOsIERY-5OO doz, Cotton Hose and Half Isss, cheap
MOURNNs GOODs-Black Mousselne de Lame Barege
Bombozine AaeaS, Chas, si Lus'rs and Tissues Mu'n'
sHAwLs-s2OOO worth Of real China Embroidered, Dam.
fered about onehaf tn Cashmere Silk Barege and
MANT1LLAs-Of Muslin, Embroidered and Lace
LACE CAPEs and COLLARS.
LINENS aud House Keeping Goods.
IRISH LINEN sHrRTNs of the best manufacture, grass
LINEN sHEETINes Of al widths. fully guaranteed
TABLE LINENs-Damask and Cloths, with Napkins to
match
DIAPERS Of all kinds; Huckabuek Scotch Bdseye.
TOwELNss Of various kinds Russia Crash Linen Checks,
pure and mixed
Es- All Linen Goods sold with full guarantee, being
and Of the best fabrics.
PLANTATION GOODS,
KERsEYs and IrNsKYs; JEANS and DRILLS LOwells and
heavy Chocaw Stripes Kentucky Jeans-Cassi
meros; 600 pairs PLANTATION BLANKETS.
m The above form but small portion OF the stock all Of which
viii e offered al varv prices my4 2dpd
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8. of +. Meetings This Evening.

PELICAN DIVISION No l. At Pelican Hall, cor Common
and st. Charles sts., at 8 O'Clock.
OCEAN Division No 2, at Unity Hall, Mauguy Build
inEs. Third Municipality, at o'clock.
JEFFERSON Division No. 10 at Gretna IL o'clock
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i ALABAMA.-F. w. Bowden late Representative
Of the 7lh Congressional district of this State, has
been nominated for reelection by District con
vention. Thomas G. Garrett (dem.) refuses to
abide by the decision Of the convention.
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Whalers Al TaLoahuano, ON.

AT oopiapo, June q
Ship Independence sail in few days for CObia, to
load for Boston.
AT Ooquimbo, May 90,
Bark Lodi from Rio, and sailed on the Nth. for San
Francisco
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A COTT cp4 - p 3 3 l IA ,EhN I,
IA between Euterpe and Poymua. The situation is HH
certainly one OF The most desirable in the city, Tie
mouse contains four rooms, Paor and DinngOom SeQara'
ted with folding dooB, two Bedrooms Kitchen, Wash.
mouse Nci Ne Rent $50 per month Possession given
i9 w Il. HILL IS Camp st.
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Ea5~ Grand Division Sons OF Temp erance-State ri
Louisdaa Regular Quarterly the Grand Division,
Temperance Lousna viii be be MONDAY
mex INST O'Clock p. NJ OF the Hall Of Pelican Dvisi No
corner Charles and Common .Punctua attendance
iGf5 EDWIN L. LEWIS, G. 3.
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Steamboat Departures n

w Louisiana Histrionio Association-The Pres
ient pleasure Honorary Members that the
performance wlake place their Hail THIS EVENING, Wedne
day, July H. when will presented ). Sheridan Kuovs beautiful
Play oi THE WIFE A TALE OF MANTUA
IylO r, n. McALPIN, President.
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III. E77alItl. 7IAINF1A III HIUI Z
Groceries. Retail and Wholesale.
AULT 4 SEYMOUR,
" ENTIRELY NEW.

- most superior and new style of Mems Sum
~ mer HATS Youths and ChlldTen's Fancy k
81 HAIs aud GAPS received by late arrivals. 2 III
- These goods are unsurpassed IN this or any ~
other market and be found tOgetber with e0mpete
aud varied assortment Of HATS GAPS IJMRRFTTiAS
ana ohAhA JUMPERS, at D'ARCY'S,
VS 2dp 70 corner of Chaftres and Canal sts.
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fss~ Jackson Fire 90. No, Is. - The Offices and
Members Of ne above Company are notified that he Engine ii now
Company will De strictly enforced from and
O'Clock, A. NJ, July H. 1897 By order,
j. A. BARRON,
q. W. DAWi.EY COMMITTEE.
iylI H. A. HENDRlKs,
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-10-23
TURNER a. NUDGE,
Com mission Paper Warehouse. No. 3 south
Charles street. baltimore.

HAyE for sale AMES's fine and supcrfinc Let
III ter Paper, blue and white, ruled and plain
fine and superfnc FoOlscap, blue and white, ruled
and plain; Folio Post Packet Post, flat Cap double
Cap, Envelope Paper, sc.
BUFFERS fine, 5uperfnc, and hrst-cass Letter
Papers; bluc-vOve, white-WOyc, and bluc-laid,
ruled and plain Packet Poet; Commercial Poet;
Folio Post, FOOlscap, blue wOyc, and white wovc,
and blue laid; fiat Cap, Deny, Medium, and Royal
Ledger Papers, Bank note Paper, &c.
HUBBARD'S fine and supcrfnc Letter Paper,
blue, white, and assorted cOlOrs fine and supcrfinc
Hat Cap. blue and white DENY, Medium, Royal,
and Super-rOyal Ledger Papers; Medium, Super
royal, and double Cap Cover papers: glazed Me
dium, Folio Post, Envelope Paper, BlOtting Paper,
Packet Post. sc.
HUDSON'S fine and supcrfine Foolscap, blue
and white, ruled and plain; fine and supcrfne Let
Ter Papers, blue wOyc white-wOvc, and bluc-laid
Packet POst, (hand made Note Paper, &c.
KINGS superfne Letter Papcrs, blue and white,
ruled and plain; Nos. and FoOlscap, blue and
white, ruled and plain; fiat Cap Nos. and 4, De
my and Medium Ledger Papers, blue and white;
Folio Post, &c.
OWEN & HURLBUT's fine and supcrhnc Lct-
and supcrfine Fooscap, blue and white, ruled and
plain, Hat Cap Envelope Paper, &c.
PLATNER & SMITHS fine and supcrfinc LIT
ter Papers, blue and white, ruled and plain; Com
mcrcisl Poet, Packet Post Folio Post, &c
CRAsE & Co.'S, Dickey x Lyslc's, Cutters,
Jones & Bros, Kendall's SOuthwOrth Mauuactur-
ing Co, Green & Flcmming's, and other Writing
Papers. Bindcrs Trunk aud Bonnet Boards; Hard.
ware Paper; Patent Envelope, Cloth Tea, Tis-Oe,
and Printing Paper; Printing, Writing, and In
delibIc INK; Bleaching Powders; Enamcllcd,
Ivory surface and colored CARDS; Letter and Note
Envelopes, &c.
Aug. 23-u