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rorIcE CovHr N4i.all C0r-ol i.os b.; lnta bis head
-r. dunk ono behave l.orierl f e s.r-s of Brooss
gr ll.. .et e oarrr a conducted himself utiers' f
rrurrltns ulilurr f0r Issl offence De- idrl1 eo
to suffer on days Imprisonment. Vt raae. D0lrc s..
genuine Specimen c e irslll. plead guilty t0 sfes
pois from George &. Mann faIri - MIculf
Said lr l . ut fulA ANS t1ru n tasr dee things aul
requisite. fl- Court Dab settle Do ay rur The Ou-ri do
scented al sentenced alfu t1 ID daT- ulny Prison
Nsy Ana ksler .up.el BOO rulrH tn-ac Yesterday an
began l0 Ara nn nuthery flr rInro1a lfare- Jf-cr
>uu sentenced her 20 TOD day IrnusouuI-t. She De-
charge fn lcl.- her, .lr TensrfItr woman
sas was W.. known ln Broos.yu.
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BOOK TRADE.
uYpROPATHT AND THE WATER CURE
rOUTyp WELLS

CLINTON HALL. ~ All 81 Na--an-''- p1o-s. W.
y on ws.er Cure Hytrops;hy. Physiology ard - ne
a. s-,.-,as y..e-sllv Tie following are new works
Ard ueS editions
TIE Water Cure Mama. : cents
Water Cure iu a.. Diseases. - cel,s
Errors OF Physicians .n ,he Waier Cure. &c
Cuno-res Of Common Water. -.
TIE W4t-r Cure be- Bovel Comp sl'-. -
The Water Cure ID Pregnancy and CA.d Bir,h -
Wa,er Cure Journal-uou'h.y-i0c number.
We VIII furnish a. works on these SD ec,s quosnel 10
Furop.. W Auerca FOWLER WELLS,
nv rss i-ssui l1l Nlssau-.t iu Cilion hAl-
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THE NINETEENTH CENTURY

= NOW READY PRICE = CENTS
CONTE NT-. Mani lod-.t- Hindrances and Hopes. py
y n Gree ev, life ard Genius % MchAei Angelo by ;
>r-ck-r. Trarsaaor- from ,le G,rnar cf Jean Pau
Reeve Land s1I Labor. H.ue M-n Of Genus. Burr TIE
e .r.-v 90 Labor. Walker. The Hebrew Prophets ard
Christian Gospel Wh Bogra1 aica- Noacts. Poetry.
c-,-.-t.rn. Ac &c STRINGER 4 TOWNSEND.
r-~ssa. - Broadway. cor Anu-s-
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RHEUMATISM.

RINGS COMPOUND SYRUP or HYDRlODATE or
POTA>SA >APARILLA AND YELLOW DOC X.
'INHl> MEDICINAL REMEDY L. Published Tor The sole
L d-u-ht of il0.- -greung from rlrlnsi-n, pans all
Hlr-- &c le olts swelling oi The muscular substances
near them -rpa- u thr -klr AID diseases ar-lng from
su impure state ~ fh- houd &C. Frum bona ode exF~-
erf- under fle direction aid nfi,l0l ui fLr moot -l
lnelf gre faculty. i has received ner Unanimous
n,d.su and many have pronounced DO tlr oet po--lu e
combination ~ remedies for The atot enamel di-tser
Dr. prepared from ilr plrr-t article, and warranted o
give ~ .fctiou Il thus pI~i- and gIlckeu- he
ton aav- irritation and caves every psrt % the ANNA
economy ll perci state " health For fho-~ conf ats
ar-lE from the mud ols a4d ons confirmed use 10
NERO Rl.
this combination may be- CONSIDERED sprclnc- cases
which have .-ird a other treatment have been fapl
ana entirely removed by tll- powerful alt-rauve eyrp
and. spring medicine or plnnrf u -i4nd- lnrFal-c
Tue great and Increasing demand Tor az -rce % THIS nd
las Induced fh- PROPRIETOR % BRING Do before ne pub
that NAV have the benefit oi D. " DO nor puoish any
long crrctcafe- q miraculous cures. lie medicine sla
s4rak i.r Itself
Prepared only by CHAS Il. RING. 1872 Broadway. cor
ue- uf Ioln-.t New York myl0 lmrods-
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THE FACULTY are Informed rh-i ,le Leve

FI'HE IAll lily aTe IHi0FrfI III IIe LtFeT Iruss
Il Company have cuIr 'rfrd le.r Irls- and are now
rrdv FURNISH thr rlllc. rro-- ID Tie prlruuer With
rrclr Ir.s-. upon mutually alNanrl-r.us terms
is trrcr lss received ,nr SANCTION of nr 1ifce ap
r-.l los le hialt. uel I'd. fla. 1t Ills c.fv and By
Ire r-corlr clror cf Board o Surgeons received -lr
nreulm Fair %. -le Antrrar l--f-lte Us pee
-U 4r-cs ar- - gov ari support stationary and
tv.- trltQe. p.-s l iIua. te Irlilrls down LEI am
-e-.or -rlor por-al of re frrrc over hr pubs
and per racl 70 -r roccVx. and lr fe spine v-- be- -
snrar. -.r ptglc -r-l.l. adapting ..f lu allds Ut
g tera d. ur rtaNalou rf tle F-c-rl. giving fer-
,ef stationary srnrHrr with without pressure ffls
t,-r. 81 -rr4uell 1 te r.rrl' .l- cations
nj he treatment of every lfl oi ma i1g- susceptible 90
rccaaa.cll a1 Otc- l7n brustvlr. room 70 -. up
stars Jt>Efh CHAM hrAl--iN, flrs z
hi VIEWS
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DRAWING BOOKS. &C.

L'OR SCHOOLS -Joues's Linear Perspective, No.
i - cents
Goes Tiff.e Scholar Drawing Booa Gct-
Coo. Drawing BOOB of Trees ln ct-
Goes Ea-v Lessons in Landscape Draw ing ID rs.
Goes Drawing Book OF American scenery. - D
Abbou's Drawing tari--sielf series. each 80 cf-.
Oxford Drawing Books = - For sale 10
rfvln .qf- ~ANrD.'~. f2i Fufur--f
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--r-or CORR No a. s. g. =. =. s'. 2. iN. -
~ b. 8i. -. la -. l5i ~. a. 49, ~. - ~.
a. 49, ST. 5l. 10. a. s, l1o. o io4. ln5, tf its. ir
al. .-. 10 ~. ~. g. Dr. fl "a f H 49, 70 'H -
FL. "a. % -o ~ -
Crvv0> PiFts-Parf Nos .. q. 3d. S. 8. = - ~
r. s' Par llNos 2f =. =. lno a., ii l''- i'e l-N
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? COTTON. Alcloueer
EIRNITI RE NOTICE-Ihr subscriber "iA give
4 attention the sale oi household furniture 0i families
changing their residences giving lp house zecping dur
iug Ire coming either az their own resdence- ~
Al The Auction Rooms. ~ Brekman and ~ Ann -.
y B-Flnitgre bought % preferred. COTTON
Al PRIvArE SALF-A very nicely tuedup drugstore
,n ies.rale and central location For particulars inquire
af The Auction Room.
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F,ru Arra.y-Ao o,lra> occurred in Ffin.
hun, In on Tho evening of saturday Aprl a. between
h5r,,,t, r,,,le.nuy,r and HARVEY Watts lson of
a. W. II, ,,t,.b VIE rc.,i.ed a. Ear from a
80 80, ehi.h be- IA 1,h, ,,,e,~,,,,s,c ,,.,,
l ,,,r,e,,cci in .css IN ,,lrb vy,f,- attempted
a. NM the Kcniuckian out Of the house and thst after
getting into the street knives drawn the hcntuck
ian receiving cut on he head ana Watts the stab Of
which De died.
Ru.rr Island LFotsI,TrRr-The P,1r,}et q,
Jl avs that but l,rtle business Of a public nature
beside the election at civil ana military olhccrs was
transacted by the Rhode Island Legislature dunn- icf
four days session The Committee appointed 20 maSe
estimate 90 the property OF the state reported '''
they hoped 70 oc able % make tnn report az ne Jh'
session The property Of the state estimating i'i.n.
lands, &c 90 twotnrds their value Wal icHen "'v"'
sixty ave millions q dollars
Cntro> FACTORY Brs~r.-Bv letter iuS' re-
received We learn That s the possessions OF j j. ="
w Smcdlcy' 10 peA".n County Alabama We So'.'-
med by IRE on the 20tn ult DC rows OF 'uiol'le
was loO o'' ons oonsslins of '"e iofy '-' ''.' @
cotton eln. with 40 or 5000 los OF cotton, ct,n H.
,.,,,.l ~, lrs,,cs NJ a., pcoc,. o+.cc Sc
fChatrano1ea Gazette
t.....,...-,.,. ,r a., R..,,y A..,>s,s
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Disa-rer.. &c.

lr.+1r tfN- hst't
ar Var or a-r .f-u s-
! seraar-- . b 10 a srl-t
O-e- to~ffr- r-rHr - satn9'-i nj fr-
r,.a.- sarsrrsl r frTf-ucs DBL o,-s cotton F-f-
r-lre. 40 a. go. Co.
A. A. @ a.l-r- sal Key 20 G 'FFusa'5 aot
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D1cKENs,s NEW work.

w early sheets received in advance rom t~ London
ruhI-nrr- Part
Tie Goupcrred survey of the World f- 70 Rolled The
Persona History of Al rltrc-. tNpcrtlr" and Ot-'r
on- of DAVID C0rnertcd e l0unesr. o bHnier-i1ue
Ro0herv which Dee never meant r1 he published ON any
srsorrf Bv CNar.e. Dickens: n Illustrations hv n h
Brovr4 g. p PUTNAM. Publisher.
nm Ii HrnalNl.. Nrs lnrk
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CARPETING.
PETERSON S. HUMPHREY

NJ IIZ TFAHIlN WFFI,
fNEAR HADl-0SJ
DEC LEAVE TO CALL THE ATTENTION u asfr
Dneud' ard The public 20 the following large and choice
selections Of Csrpefng. &C. just received BIZ late ayryas
from Europe, selected par4c' i1rly for city trade.
DO bales rch AAminater, ly'S Rugs from 5 % g.
., do Velvet Tspe-t0e 80 rcn Rugs. OF every Va.
- do Wilton and SaxOnY rsfv
~ do Brls-ei-. great Wors'.4l Chruele and T4N.
variety. entirely new pate ed Mats
terms never before ln he French and Italian Window
United stairs -fode.
100 p up y, richly shaded Embossed Piano and Table
~ pieces supeIhus and e1 C.ycrs
ira tne. 500 pieces all wool, 81 g.
-. % - plain aud checked pr ward.
Mal4ugs. DRUG g.ls, STAR Rods, &c.
OIL CLOTHS
Extra heavy made 20 order new dee. Zus from feet
wide AL 81 which VII BE- sod az pnces thar Will -
most ngd economist and defy competition with any .ore
IN the trade MIL Qrneyiis
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Foreign POrfs.

A. Tra.'s f,H %. rrar rttroi iof ~ rl Cabot s.
~ t.aa. Hs-f.. t,. fr fs,s. Pen. Hen
Nlut tx " .r,u. Pee M-.tist Bo-tna tsis
tr.. Jsu- .@fre or Phasd-phi,
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2. T,r5-4y. LEWIS. De- Va ~. v
r-7nr--f a. 80 &C.
h.r..- 1-rns lr-f aH'r -
s0f.r- '-0 81 >Fs'arf ' wee
ar1 lr. ~nfh - So '-
rf roa;rsr, rnt- " l1 60 'r'u ~
Mere p trrs Fhrh g.. - Lsf1 NrTsl rom rs
f.r .-+ . -ta-- f-r Ysyaxs-r Pr -sry tl. u1'
.s-. --.t "a. -f 7 ~-s'@ Nf - f1l~
f.- of .a.-r1 u-.r 1-r l-a-f. 20 saa' p
- rf. n.i- o-ari r-ii s li 70
u @ cargo N-zit-f as lsrF-
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uEATH,- OLD ESTABLISHED DRY

Uflf. 4l- az tAttl-..F y-l-r---L-
ROBERTS A REFS beg f0 Announce that roe sann- -vs
ie o ore prce and I'M. or casa Only = -r cortrlec
,ae above They Invite especial attention " The
following .ots and parkAEe-
Just RECEIVED.
t' US SRA pattern grera ac sngnAnls, j. per ID
4-'n +' scotch EnElains. pence per fl
l0s0 vsrv slp-ro-. l. per "a.
ESQ pain and pllc linen -nzEaul-, Only i % pr I'd
l.is -' The ..st rl~el AMEN ll-frr-. j > PET ~
Ingr-ler Win extensive a--1rrnel % other middle
class dress goods flr >prl- and lrller wear
NOTICE. 3 cases containing -Fw arc 1i 1tp' yards
oi splendid -ico .ored calcos. peace per y1rl Pads
Tor ocT- great van-ry -rgr To- ~ rea Frelcl
casu-re shswls from = each. ack l-a.au silks very
cheap. lr.l linens. sn-ellEs. s1lrllg. cpllirrpe
qlis Table linens. spers. AMI most extensive -i0cz 81
domestic goods Th- ho=-rv and glove department
peie with every ASSORTMENT >mal vare- a. whoe-als
pro-. IT, L -lflaiu-- ,llrr. opposite Ja1n-----
B-Al go.ris sod A. adveru-et myl l0teod'
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I,ur LARGE ANp SMALL. STEAM BAL
INSURANCE.
LIFE INSURANCE.

rI'ITF NAUTILUS lNSt RANCE COMPANY. o3 Wall
3d. makes Insurance ON life Tor ans amount nor tNrt'
ln- $1,000 Profits divided annually. Risas continue 90
be- tlaru ou lives ot persons ei-iuag
CALIFORNIA,
On ..n .el nrnuuf- for Ie term oi wears M1tch tN
,fn.aer. il attendance daily from fu . O'Clock VI
MORRIS FRANKLIN President
u1ls..f PLING FREEMAN. Actuary.
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? I ~NUNN. AlcII II-THT
II l.. SNOW desiring not f0 cave bis fam 81 fur 4 A.
II. .tU-ra a. present respectful -uct- share oi pub
IL. LA .r0ra-a .n the A4r0n ani Comm ssnl Ire which
le hr happy to receive 90 "a Arl-st Hr nl give hs
rersa.a. attention % Che -ae of al goods. nero and
i-xc~r iut.car.ug Aguor-.i and estate. yrFsir
or auction sa.r. any par of tle city, lie YAH 4su flr-
chase --cori hand furniture. Al suces made
m,ut.. settle m-ul- prompt ln every INSTANCE
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PRESERVED MEATS

FOR CALIFORNIA
'VNHE BEST ARTICLES iu tn- country 10 the yyav d
Il preserved provisions arr put mp by
THOMAS kENSETT J. co
nib @1nis Orce y Old--hp.
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l,FnRI O.

pFnBVCS ,-Tfis beng the approach or The seascu
ID f t> h nm ussrfs The pnhhc zed ihst s
fsfs nsi ana wei known hing Gceiroyvr " al
sous Srdbug Poison be had ~ usaa a. = Osin
ernest \. Y and Nrs Hayes M Eulton-s. s-oek VI
Prtee only - Per eoti.r, - inseoe'
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oresrired 1912 The Oldest ss,ao.isa7i COMPANY ~ ~
st0-s If he present popular sye o tniopisn
rs--. whose success in ifs cry turng me larl ~,
80 . NO. conclusive evidence ~ their superior ntI1
.15 .-tr,rnrrues. The Company consists 9i Ten frI.
f----.--s rr,-r Fire direction u 2 ? CHRISTI b"oIs
-,r ,f ,rrr-f commences a. 0clock Al Afternoon
49,, .ve-v : rI-RDAY myT lwis'
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D.,,.,rr r-rb. II em- court Is ergsc q
IN tS trial Of Mary NJ Is Thomas G. ATKINS ior aNorSe
TIE nlsintia Is yong and handsome, the defendant GA
weslthy and jealous The parties have osn
h, ono year The hbelsni chsrges thar hef hes oNnd
49, r,ssA her proper clothing Snd food ana evidence
hs. been offered TO prove that tor these nssesssIs a.
sles s.s -, a. r.i.ss.. Bostoa Bee, 9Th
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e rok ~ALE-At Nornsanis Westche-rer County.
-. 'e"-f gfA DO ois aye-aglg about one acre each ~
, ares VI -ani. distant bali mile from M. H.re.
tefo-l DepDt a. t- new village of NOyu..ua n nj -.
,l - Harlem AMI Lower Morn SANTA Depot aud Fridge
-i' -pY-i ole nile from Long Island S.nt IN which
~ -yh 90 ine lai commands view There are school.
40 e-'Icle- ia te ne. yh5orood The vaer Il good and
~ etaloA healthy The tfie j. nd sputabe; warraniee
70 ~. o. gwen, AMI the night ~ crOs-ng the Harlem
,, .tfs ard terms u sale. inquire of GOUVERNEJR
'iDIshAS Morn .alla. Weatc aesfer County. or Of
WALTER RI IHERF { RD L THOs X DIBBLFE
Attorneys and CounselOrs, 70 Sassaa-st y. Y.
myf Jweodiss
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PAPER HANGING- AND

a ~ lNuJW SHADES Pee 81 f>lF.1 tr- have uoW 20
store s-- ana splendid assortment % paper hausa-s
and window shades suitable iof ntf'f, nii'e-' "a :
sfr. .-sr q, sarta. I'd every DESCRIPTION, sce aud
ruhro,aor-f al curtains, nrlu" curnces al- oriA-
merits. rure nar lr- arfrr mattresses --rf beds " il
every arucie Oh. lf BOLSTER. .ar N 1o-sAr ana -l-
a. rnc-s ~ per cent lower l4l alt C'lgr e-i-a srl
IN u,e city. 4 T. DAWES p1o.stervfs
sl6 lnroir - Bowery ard los tut7n--t
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A RFCKITss SCrUNDhEL.-l 'sfrrdsY n0r"i'e
on the arrival of the steamer lsaac Newton Mrtn
rornr went ON board and c0nnc need kuocA lrc dovn
ua-sci-crs aud crow At uercour requested lam 20
d,-i-t az Dc woud commit hn. brennan seized ine
Alderman. and being powerful man threw MN ih'"
H. riv,r ana Unrcourt sank twice and would have
been drowned had mol Mr. Newton ali o.hers i1fo"n
h.m ropes Hc came on deck wet. and arrested hicn
nan the rut.an once more ara KING hJu. vn'n lt
pilot knocked the big luily fellow hat Justice fHf-"i
made Out hc commitment on the charge Of assault and
battery with intent % Kill Ab hnickerbocker.
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10 neatly printed fair royal sheet, whereof three
editions issued every lay but the Sabbath in order TO
supply each subscriber with the sies, news possible itn
offered sui scbeu by Mail a. per snnum IL Isl intend
ID to equ. Ia and value Of matter any Daily lssned
this continent
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" haier-.


AtQ1.rr sch hr.. Clrs-o.. io.> Atlantic ready.
CO Nr-iort -h, chip K,sssi1. f.- iiln u.~'n So '
i14ae l.a .if.
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BENZ MooNEY. Aae..oaeer

DGAIE A. store - Pearl-st 80 ca---, comprising q
genera assortment uf boots shoes -a yer and osr.nocs
90 TUESDAY. May D. a. l0 O'clock A NJ. mys l~i-'
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CAIIf's)R

CALIFORNIA MINERS DEPOT, Jgs Broad
Y way-pernan-uty esta5l. she'd ior California trade
pr -le. Jrll-0n Pe.t Machine. rle Submerged Wlr
ng Pan ald other DerDr God " 4-lers errnf Toy
uile carriage a.-o tar best Miner- Pump aud al good
appliances Jr mining which manufactured by The sub
-cn-r vi 30 ha. had derabe experience in the gold
region 0f georgia Ialzl-gl WALTER NJ GIBSON
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III NAFI'Fh' ~ 0L.t'H 'A"1'p m ~, -
RiET. ~ PHiLADEIPHiA-Ne received mo i'.o'lls
account ~ TIE capture n slave 5nr ~ recent ar
rlvsl from - Hr.e1a We eve y io- public benefit
and await farther Intelligence On tle llth " fe9.
l-iJ Hey Butsuno 81 esty.- sloop 'yznet brought
20 - Heena brig sls ha1 captured -ti'r - Gays pre-
viou-lv on Pho West Coat oi Afrca with lfse car
70 u slaves amounting % between 40 and +'i D.
BIZ. ploses 20 be- tao Harrs- Lately belonging - fia
ce.pia AZ tie time ~ capture M na' IN D.aIu --
American feamen. W '..n .4A-'i -'.I' "-'
Daf.- Edward Day. John W i-.sln- 7aiNlt. n Da'.s'
William = .'1nn'.. JOIN t'-. .i.. ....'l'
men OIL. belonging - Do-'o' .i.. ..------ t-.
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tue l-lisofncsi AID mo-t fashionable Ou.A-c 40
ciy made by K ROBERTS 81 BroAswav. TIE on T.
ma eesl-ner aud manufactures u ne above AEuce
AZ lH-secd' L. RoBkRrs, Broaewsy, .e1 Pruss,
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DARi> GREEN = Brand Of ackn0N.edg-t supe-
Monty i19 bats and Snaps painting ke AID Emerald
Oree1 q he utmost soess for paper staining AID apsn-
ers For sac o. Aoers. ;sr,us A. y bar..ngsle: 5E
as sweep THO. sWARrZ
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ruF DUSSELDORF ACADEMY or FINE ARTS
rI,IIE EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS oy A.

TIUE tNIIIBT IUN Ut 7 NJ ~ II s.
lav. excepted. from I'D o, OK \ VI uui ]" "fioc a. tN
,r -r 'ar.. -ooin the hall of ue trcA DO b' ne
rr.-s fa Erlulwav. t,t Spuug amt Flncr I'll, ADJ
mission 30 ceufs SEASON tickets until l'ih june r -N -
'.lcf-. Catalogues ~ Cts. ''-i".'
YCFI VI GALLERY or TIE OLD MN>l th';
l t3 Broadway-rhc finest col ecn"n - raining,
re.lsvs and FRIDAYS until DOB VI On Tuesday, lH.iS
dsf. and Sarnia,- Uuf,l sunset az" 'H.'
THE LARGE AND SMALL ~TEAh bNL
l Looms hl operation, WIN alpf'pIlss,,
.rflr.f.r..i th Nfs-fc Will hs "Nhhfed Iht h>pNlf
FRIDAY tni SArt RDAl, af f1r tnI-elhi' - hi,'".
way Tickets to admit a lady AMI gentleman ~ U'.'
f. - GENTS: .nlle tcAe,- - cents open ~ y. CONF
49,. n. Il mylo Sits
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SHthN Vob ~ HARLAN cor oi >ffhs az.
- >ll.Iflu taxing tl- ea- iu selling goods
cheap. Tie thousands wl9 Vasr rar store daig VII
bear witness lhai % ihe h~si ani cheapest Store ID
town aib MNFIuiss
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- Anniyer~ar, OF = The Hoaae,' a. Broadway
rahcrrag Maf a. 90 oclock. NJ - III The Ia
o. 3rcn rou Raais Island. y,ii De- ur,.eai arf MI
outeria. &c aIaeucc WITH addresses. siurna au4 tfr
cNercses 81 hisas interesting chSrscur Repeated rs
y | 1
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NEW ORLEANS.
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 81, 1s4o.

The NEw York COLLECTOR AND CAPTAIN
RYNDERs-The New York Herald says that Capt.
Rynders has been dismissed, without reference to
the Carleton House affair 1t is said that the Cap
tain called upon the Collector, and demanded to
know how it was. The Collector looked at him,
and politely desired him to leave the room, with
which request he replied. The papers are mista-
ken in setting down Capt Rynders as a Cass man
IN the late canvass. He was one Of the first to
desert the Baltimore nominations. The new
Collector is often in the Custom-house byseven
O'Clock in the morning IT is said he has more
than once visited the Custom-house in medic nocte,
TO see if his guards are on the alert. At the At
lantc dock, where some millions are stored, Mr..
Maxwell took the revenue cutter and called before
seven O'Clock in the morning, and found the Gus
todes absent. He waited till nine, when the oil
GERS arrived. The Collector cooIy took their
names and suspended them.
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NeworIeans Pogt-offlee.

GREAT EASTERN asst. s M4TL. via Mobile Summer arrange
IL iciocf M IAN Gg Ist,e e s 9y =, S ~
Supplies FoTt Pile and Pasag9ua closing Tuesday Thurs
,Bay 81 louis and Pass crisiia Monday Thurs
day and Saturday a. A. M and arriving every Other Gay at
other day at 7 a..
sis NaieIz, Grana vi tieEsar EaEs T65idsee jfoSf1
1agt2hS POINT GgssRsts GTaRa LaAs cotH5s Ng'oleog
man coaabia KY Cairo add all The Offices the Ohio up
day,qts p. M ARRIVES twice week-irsgnlar.
L9gIsyILLE = Eztyq Supplying Natehez Yisks5rg
Nap9.s2e sga He,s Closes aay Except Sunday ais p
ST.; Louis = Supplying hratztsz, HiqEs5prg Memphis
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at arrives three times
vIcKsBgRa PAcKET Clo,es every Tuesday and Friday,
ST. FRANCEsyILLE or CpAsT-Sugplyng the Interior OF
on Tuesday and Friday at 3 p.
CARROLIroN Closes on Monday, Wednesday and FIJI
dav a pin. arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
C2gIEgTos, or LAK AK Close, Monday Wednesday and
RATcHEz PACKET. Closes every Saturday at p m. /;
Ran RIVER Closes twice week generally On Tuesday
LAFAYETTE. Closes daily Except Snnday) at D. m ar.
rires daily Except Sunday al n a. m.
GALVESTON and PoRF LAYACA Closes every We DAYS
Irregular due every hFe days-irreguar.
at 4. m; arrival uncertnin
VERA Cruz 'IANPTco and AExIoo-PeI the West India
m-sttsrs be prepaid Due The 2s Of eaehmo
HAyANf A. W Yrs iNDI Is1AERs e. AMERIcA and EUEoPE
each month e. u metefsi be prepaid Due the lst Of
hAyhEA--Per American Packets.. Closes about twice
aSes ~ 81 t s' mem, e e Ps-Ii single rate l2A cents
gFss and Panaad uias5 once si6sss,.
So 10 y sn ssd n PPa iS g P@9aao % cents 49,
ria, 30 cents prepaid or not Arrives once rnonthegar
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lLLINoIs.-Archibald Williams, learned law
yer and prominent member of the Constitutional
Convention of Illinois, has given his opinion that
Gov. French has the power, and that it is his duty,
under the circumstances, to appoint U. S. Sena-
tor for Illinois, in place of Gen, Shields; and that
the expense Of extra session of the General As
sembly is entirely useless. The Illinois journals
consider this evidence, and urge Gov. F. to take
action. We saw report some time since that the
Governor had summoned an extra session, but il
appears to be premature. He has, however, writ
ten letter, in which he expresses his decided con-
viction that he has not the constitutional power
to appoint
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from him, and ran some distance through field,
where he sunk down from exhaustion. Here he
remained aboutsten minutes, when he proceeded
home. The assassins were traced by the blood
MerriSeeather for some distance. He thinks that
the man whom he didnot see was a negro from his
language the other was white man, about 5
feet inches high. Each had horse.'
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A New TELEGRAPH AT BERLM.-The London
Inventors Magazine gives an account Of an i'm
provement in the art of telegraphing. On the Both
of May last, Mr.. C.. w. Siemens, of Berlin, read
before the Society of Arts an account OF a new
telegraph in constant operation in Germany the
invention of E. w. Siemen, his brother. One adj
vantage it has is in the small amount of electricity
required to work it, the current is broken in each
instrument before the attraction Of the immature of
the electro magnet Is completed; but the more in
tense the supply Of magnetism the quicker they
ton consists in breaking and restoring the galvanic
current by the electr9-magnet ITSELF at the moment
when the vibration of the armature to the one side
or the other is ended. This makes it a selfacting
machine by this telegraph, all important debates
in the German Parliamentat Frankfort are convey
ed $50 miles to Berlin, and published xtmorning