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Jolsm Durbridge 4 Co.,

4OWM uUOGuO8G . NVsS
nEStECTFuLi.i call lite attention OF Their
IL mrr chants, trndcr and plan''e. listing
New UrIcaus, IT, call and cynu'uc his stock Of
the following goods, rs they have II great nd
vantage over great many merchants in manu-
featuring their own goods Therefore, anything
sold BY then, will bc guaranteed same AS the
sample shown The following are few Of
the kind always on hand
xA,xxx Molr-skin; *. XXX Cassimere.
Black Union llnss; Pearl Union Hats;
BOYS Ducna Vista Hats;
Fine Hungarian. Fine i.amariine Hats
Bows Cloth Caps, Glazed
Caps, eic., etc, etc.; for sale low, al Wholesale,
by J. DURBRlnGE 4 co,
~ Cu,lomi.ouse street, New Orleans.
Dec, "a, 1850. no26 ly
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THE coparinership heretofore existing
in this town, under the firm Of Ward n
Wilson is this day dissolved by limitation.
Having renewed the same by assoc'ating
with us Mr.. G. W. Nivion, our house VIII
in future be conducted under the mime aud
s,ytc OF Ward. Wilson. q Go,
Being thankful for the liberal patronage
extended To the old firm, our highest anbl.
ton shall be. by assiduit,, industry, and
close attention to business to merit the
came in future
WARD, WILSON, & Go.
Jannary lst 1871.
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Tbs sxks.Yibess have now and in
,end always 70 Keep on hand, sor
W. w sale At the most reasonable prres,
j good n~sorusehs ef the Bea Pas f"r'es
MANN turiur,d il this country md in France
They W. sole agents Tor sIcrs,s patent d""eis
Iron framed pam. forte- tie mcss durable ana
d.vi,lrdly tia best piano H"w IN use. They nrr
pecaharly adapted 10 lie southern orany damp
cilu,a,e, lhers bein9 but very llItlc glue "a ti'e
bOdy Of Tie piano, consequently t''ry ei'i re-
nuin much lengcr IN time than any Other make
a. the weather has no cilec, upon them. The
ease TO the iron piano is independent 81 the
body and can be- easily removed At pleasure
The fonc l. more full. rIrh and mellow Than IN
other pianoa We impor, the Pieyel q to.'
Paris Pianos. made exprr--lyto our order ~
amos of q, 81, Ut and ociase-, SOME ~ men
carved eases.
Al-o-s leladeone, s.raphine-, guitars OF The
best makers, victims, siuoncciiUs, acco'dc"is ;,
flutes banJo-, muslr boxes. and instruments 81
NIL kinds. guitar, harp, VIOLIN Noioneeiio ana
other stYiug- peg, bridges reeds, linger boards
bows, bow hair, tail pieces, ros'n, Ae. 'laho
Forte and other music published, and music re-
cel,,d from all the Northern Publishers NJ soon
A. published Orders from the country sole.
tied aud promptly attended to. liberal dis
count made on large order and to music
teachers A. the subscribers import most OF
their vood.. they can oiI,r better Inducements
to purchasers TO nisc them a call before Pur-
chasing, as No 80 Camp street. New Orleans,
jn.t two doors from Gr.sicr street.
na6lv TYLER q HEWITT
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n ~ NtHsm u tAvkaTr - ps"ved to J"nn'
sow. brswk building, wss~sv ths''r Old ess~-
tosnss.. and li.s expected he.t y new o"e.'
NAV end ,haa accommodating spirit which ha,
hcrrioiorr chsr,wier,Aed their nens~.
We wonIdell the especial attention o' inc
co,nmunl. 4. ~ those who may visit Morshaii
10 ,uy medicines. TO the fac, that when the
ssp,ssrinctnm" Is "planked Down, We "i''
deal out our d-ugs and medicines Us low. or
lower. tlan can be purchased ~ Shreveport
n We have almost rsery article II our line
Our nrdie,nss are fresh. Our stock already
large, and heavy adjiiio.. now Dn the va,
dirce, from Philadelphia.
We furthermore ask The favor OF you 70
cail ard examine our prices before opening
new accounts for this yenr. and y We do a,
catch you il viii nlu.est Kill you to resist the
temptation.
W. have lots Of pretty things coming
January u, 1891. ha'n
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MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE.

THE Executive Board %. Managers, appoint
l. cd by marshall Lodge No. -, announce to
the public thai the lth session OF the Institute
Will commence on the iih of August under the
charge OF The Faculty Of Teaches, to wit
Rev ruo y Nu.sos. President
Mrs EMMA " ooSsoly, Wee Principal
Miss ELIZA bunros, Primary DEPARTMENT
Miss AAABELLA JlSsErT Jusr, Music Piano
nd ar
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- tAlss ~ a'sh hssss dss'ees - shsss
711len ~hAs a~e1pe shs's' y , Wsr gwen
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EoRahentvoRe.
TINE undvr.igusd has always on hand good
i assortment Of Earthenrere. China and
Gla.s. which he l. prepared 10 sell nj wholesale
os retail ON the most favorable terms. III ~.
spectfully calls The attention IT country Mcs.
chants, ind others visiting The City, u hi, as.
sorsment ard psiesp.
Packages done In the best manner.
JG DUNLAP,
81 Camp Street Ner Orieans.
June 9lst, 1891. n6ay
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COME one: CONE ALL.

-xyx.- VI. STElNLEiN, has lust received
Zsk from Philadelphia, and other East.
= u tern cities his supply Of FALL ana
WINTER goods, II. respectfully invites hir
former customers. and all who ar drs'IUu> at
obtaining good bargahs, 10 give INN call
Ills stock Is ampir, and well selected lie Hal
ter himself from the iacllile- he has tor the
selection OF in4 gnod>, having Brother rr-Id-
lng IN Phi ,d,lphia, VIM purchases Tor lim 10
he best a,,anlage, that lie VII he enabled IL
sell as cheap Ms 10. ebeaie@, and ii, COED as The
best. Tie l. now read, 10 sell on aceommuiai.
ing'ierm-, and NJ pf'rer to suii the tines, COM
plrie assortment of DRY GOODS. consisting
Of Clfhipe. iiats CAPS, Bo',is, and Shoes, Alsc
Iiarifare, inaarc, qHeensH0n Hnd Il ful
supply Of every thing usually found IN soun.
nv store, loo tedious 10 mention.
Oct. 40 1850. ago Is
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JAMES >. BAILEY,
Cheaper lham Ever!!I

Cheaper than Ever!!!
NAKp, WILSON 8 CO.. arr nav receiving
w aud opening at their old stand, On The
north SIDE oi the public square, their new snd
well selected stock Of
SPRING AND SKINNER GOODS.
With their ample stock Of dossesisc g'ods,
embraina German, French, and English Funcy
dress, for girls aud Ladies', wearc, lioots, Shoes,
Hats, Gaps. and Bonnet., Hardware. Queens
ware, China. Glass. Wood, and Tin Ware I'D.
dlery, Cutlery School and miscellaneous Books,
Stationery; Hosiery. JeweIry, R+sdy -mads
Clothing, Rope, Iron, Steel, aud Castings Vii
OF which arr Of the latest Myies, and ls most ne
cent importalions, selected with mNcA care, and
considerable eaHi'on. consequently We ar now
prepared. and will sell Locsv fAsn esev. We
confidently ll,Iie our friends and the public TO
come up TO the scratch boldly, for We feel ~.
sured there are bargains 70 BE- found in oar
dgg.ns, our motto e small Yva6is sd ready
ssjss.
WARD, WILSON. 1 CO.
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M 4. DOUGLASS L CO, Rscsirisw snl
W. Forwarding MsrcAssss, Front Lsvee
Shreveport. In.
RETEasxcg:--Swinuey Green, 4 Co., Payne
4 iinrri~osl. New Orleans; T. !. Hunt T. Co.,
louisville; b. N. Wi,itlocke 4 Co, New YORK |;
Sitter Prics 4 Co., Philadelphia; Chenowortk
4 ca, Cincinnati
September -. 1851
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=. W. HAwLIss. : =" "
rNAwLiNe, DUNCAN 4 Co. Color rae,
80. ~ (,omm,ss,on Merchants, No ~
c..n,,aeD street, New Orleans. no y
nssrs ru-Jamss Y. Collier. Colonel &. H.
c.,n,.,. ". $. Sanders, j. +, Rcseb"ronsh'
io-e.h ~ TAYLOR, Harrison county Dr. 'o,n
" Mss-ir. j. J. Holloway Kusk county ~
Trawiea, Jefferson.
~, viii furnish Bagging, Rope, and ran
,a,ion supplies TO Planters shipping 10 inc
above house. ,,,, a. xry
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PLANTERS HOTEL,

Ar~A THE undersigned, proprietor, -
ia fully inform. his friends and IT,
saaA. lie generally, that he has taken =
Of the Planters Hotel, situated in the -
sirabIe part Of town for publIs hosse !.
has made every arrangement nscessasy
accommodation 81 those who mar plst
favor him with call. and plrdgss hll
furnish accommodation not infssies 4 4
the state. &x3
fe has recently fitted up stabls, aae
dainty supplied Il with good psoysndsss
tho horses Of thsse who pstsoniss hin ~
ceivs every attention. -
February Is, 1851.
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Carriage and Wng~n RcpaislsC
PLOU MS. pLOU q e !

= !. q q Il % ~! u !. q U u 90 d
Encourage Home Manutacfurrs
~ WE have IN operation, q
en- miles southwest Of RI
- shs'' % fuundery for plcu1
ard other castings, and are now nIanufactsi
superior Plough, to which we invite The ,
l.ntion Of the planters Of Harrison and adje1
ngeoun,les.
These poughs are inferior to none, and Z
sold as low rs any plough Of equal quail
They are warranted for six months; Of
broken in that time, hy returning The brohd
piece, Il new piece viii be given II, esehnngs.
Specimens can be seen either II The ionadaJ
oral Evans, Gregg 4 Keys. our agents IN ~
shall, who are prepared to I'll all crders.
Terms-CAsm.
SANDERS + STE WAkf.
II We will pay u cents per pound TT q
castings, delivered either at the foundry, ~
Evans. Gregg 4 Keys, payable IN casting
goods v2nl6yl =. 60
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~ l.. II. CROSS, ". d, Physie,ax, q
Il . geon, aud iccoucheur. Jefferson, TcAak
.'ihre, in Figures Bu! ding, Marshall SID
vjn<Ve'
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No. 81 Camp Street. Nww Orlesak
DIAPER of every description farnisAel
order, at very short notice.
N. u, Agents for }. u. McCr~nry's
e"lorsd, book, aud news printing Inks, 4
York prices.
v2u40y SHELDON 4 POT'Tkk
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TINE Dwelling m.,~v n"w corrupted b. Mr..
Taukvs~lsy. aud the store Iau-~ forn,erly
,wrur1rd by vi. ]. Levy The 6r.l il within
,wa minutes wslh 81 tho b~.ins.- ,mrt II town.
nd TIM other ID situated INN. disiriy upon The
pai,lle uqusr-. They ar d~rir.hle pitvvn II
property For farther p~stxslars apply II this
eius, u ~ ~. a
& -. u A. g. HANKS.
Nay Al, 1881. mao in
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1rutSsvu DHS40
u. SAMUEL oANhs wosia rsstscsQ
- inform he e'''xens % Eastern IexsS
he - now h''ing " MS ou''u'nss ~ lhss
Tor the r.cepi'"n VI Va'."ts VINO ~ esst)pI
oi testing Inc "ae"ea' spP'seNoe q ~
water Cure.
ha',ng PfAesNsu n'"s'ce" ~. snses -
Ai'opa'hIe "ys'e'n' arc 'os 1nc .sss Two y1l
onae' 'ne "s'e 49, 49," es
'""y ev", INV, W Wv "''i',i.ny S.. -
oN W. ~ o.'''' ~ ~" "s, ~ ..sen -
se' '"~. Nv W." II, ~ SA ~
'"f""" W AZ "'''' W." "e
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MON 3 fACKETT havs -
ly~e Spsesd = se.~ndtd asep 8
|1gnsp r. u'e@isiass. Thels stesA = q
~ ~ ssissss1. Gsr1sW sss1e = u
~ abaaAAaes. A hssaitfsl vasiety 4
- nesy. 4 ~ senDty = ~
= "a ~ 9 lE!pe - -
~ -. CT M - Ruooess r.
'Asss ist Il yst1y tAisvA
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tDIssOuWtoOWs
THE undersigned firm being this day
dissolved BY limitation, all persons having
claims against said firm are hereby request,
cd to present the same. and those indebted
are earnestly requested to call and settle,
WARD 4 WILSON.
January !. 1850. MS Il
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r.,,nx ~ q. rihrcK.
& PIERCE, Pay teams ana Sh''
l gems, tender their professional services 20
the citizens Of Marshall and vicinity IN 'h'
various branches of their profession
Office No Johnsons new brick building
No,.hall. No. 10, ls4e mao ".
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above house. cuccr a, KEV
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a. N. VEAL, NJ. D.
Shreveport Ia. June ~. 1881 ~ y.
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A MOTHER TELEGRAPH orFtCE.-TuE MANAGERS
~ a The MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY"
whose tine ~ FIVE WIRES extends PHILADELPHIA.
and TOUR WINES 70 BALrivonE AND MAsui SGToN.
thence correcting with the CHEAT WESTERN, SOUTH
WtSItRN aud SOUTHERN lines Of Telegraph in their
Efforts frrnh TIE public with eycry aud
facility for tie tanaetion aud tispatch - business have
lrst pcrtd ana ft.d W snoter oce at NO SO BROAD.
WAY two doors telow Fulton tr, west side from which
ctns whose places Of bubes rcsidenccs abav.
Wal street. strangers ana Others the hotcs tee.
grarh dire, ~ Philadelphia. Baltimore Wnsnnuton, and
all stations south and ret without the trouble and delay
- having - send to the old established General
corner 81 Hanover and Beaver streets.
The condition 81 this line has been lately greatly improved
drng u reliable, except IN cases Of accident
soa, snd its mode Of business has been system sted Va
10Th ansnFson and pisn ef delivery % The
Company have Offices in Philadelphia and In
New YORK we'll 10 Jersey CITY, Ne sark. Sew
brutswitk frireeten, Trtntan. whining ton uavre de
Grace. Baitwc IRE and Washington.
The kLW YORK OFFICES sre at 100 BROADWAY, two
doors below Fulton nd Of
OWN AND RE>ytR STREETS
hoped that this further effort " The Magnetic Tela
rrrrh Company snd its every sort 10 the pabc
will prove agreeable and advan,aseops.
ree Yort. June ~ 1851.
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FIRE WORKS.

EiRE woRKsFoR THE FOURTH or JULY.-uoI.
man Hl. iI william street. second door uo1 Fol.
Ton top ttair) have in consignment from the
b in the United Sttes large assortms
81 fre eonsting % the usual variety osether With
ar I'll exhilftors All gorts "a ante al sn,erir
scd wholesale and retail Please ail and
sortmtnt ire pnrchssins, confident give
you otter article At less price than other house In
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Stock Exchange.

sfthe road and reap all the advantages and WELD all the
influence which would result this proposed connec-
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On hondsy, june 81 OF consumption, Miss ISABEL v.
'O'Do,rEIL.sr the 2sst year of her age.
Her ~ mains were Inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
Boston, Mobile al San Francisco (Cal papers will
please copy.
On Tuesday, Jusle "a JoHN, of John and Almra T.
Brewer. aged me nths and "A days.
On Sunday, June 22, at Long Branch, GEORGE LEWIS,
aged 2lysars.
Norwich (Co51 papers please copy.
At Ban Francisco, California, May Is, BENJAMIN
BuRscyrg aged rs years native OF Charleston, s. o.,
son OF William and Eliza Burgoyne, of this city
Charleston papers please copy.
Al Cincinnati Ohio June l6 of cholera, GEoRsE w.
Hos~iSs. formerly Of this city. aged 4. years.
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The Proprietor Of the Paris Mantilla Emporium ssl
Broadway " hs day In receipt last teamer o. twenty
eontsining upwards Of 500 hsnas purchased ny
his agent In Paris under particular crcnmtance aud
which he will sell at little than half the usuai cost Of
in portan Please observe. the richest goods only
ktJt At this establishment SIS Blrcse Mantllas Ia an
eoiorr at l2s eaeh $50 rich Tissue silk Mantla At
stand - az SO BLACK and Colored Wat.r.d silk Msntas
~ si, So and 50 SO rich DO with deep fn.res snd
laec - and $40 800 rich Cal0red and Black Silk
Asntiisf at So S. s6 ard 81 80 Superb Lace Mantil-
las at IS s IS and $40 Msses Manuis.in every sEe.
french rsrsspl-. GEO BULPiN, s5l broadway
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harr1e0,
On Tuesday, June "A, ut Ascen sion Church, by the
0ev. !. r. Schroeder, ID. d., CHARLES MoRG.s, Of New
YorF, MARY daughter Of Frencis 5exten dec easei
formerly merchant Of this city.
I'm Tuesday evening, JuneA at the Reformed Dutch
Church, La Faycute place, by the Rev Dr.. yermilye,
joHsS DicKERses to JULra Ap,AIpE, second daughter
Of Efhard II. Wfasow, Esd. nll of this city.
Os June z. by The Rev H. Hatfield, Mr.. GEORGE WASH
meS'r SPARKS &c Miss islaEiAA MARIA DRAoo, both Of
IBIS city.
Mt Sing Sing On June "a, by the Rev. w. II. Halsey,
S"iuEL Jackson RAsnDL, OF Philadelphia to FANNIE A.,
~Ao lighter u the Hon. Alron Ward
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DARTNERs wANTEn.-rwo 0

DAKTNERS WANTEU.-TWO OR THINE PENSONS,
with from S2U0 10 S30 each. 20 invest IN profitable
business cut Of the city already established Address H.
Herald Office, where IN interview may be had.
A CAPITALIsToRPARTN Err WANTED A PERSON
IA who has at his command three thnusani dollar
inyest in manufacturing article partially Intro
dnccd rood profits. meets with For
further particulars address, note 30 James at this ooe
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FINANCIAL.

M ETROPOLITAN BANK.-INSTALMENT-Th The hnal
IVA nsalment Of Fifty dollars per share the Capital
stock Of this Bank required to be paid the Banking
house. all street Wednesday the ninth day Of July
j. u. WILLIAMS Cashier.
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EuR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND NAUGA.
tptk hailtuGd,-Iare - etnta Tie aud spiendii
lesmrt Alice Cept Wchs will leave Pier 5 North river
et Ct Liberty street every Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday
and friday. AZ A. H. ana saturday ~ T.. NJ RaturAnR
VII leave the hsilroad wtRr ~ BRIDGEPORT Mondays,
"a A. NJ, fueEdRys Weinerd Thurs and Fridays
2f NJ the arrival 81 tie trains into Bridgeport This
arrangement IN connection With the ls offers
~ tthpet rid most delightful csrursian ROUTES
city. drtire TIE iug three stay
ins ~ bame day.
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DRY GOODS, &c.

nRY G0ODs-LE BoUTfILTER BROTHERS, HAVE
~ greatly reduced all their spring and stock,
2poee Of the whole before their removing
extensive The stock consists Of silks OF various
inds Bareres Tissues, Lawns. Barge De LANES large
tty OF Ribbons, Emhroideries Gloves Hosiery Laces
Linens Musns &c No. % Canal street. three doors fro
Rr,a
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, xse.

T. ~ - .A-NHy
New YORK HORSE BAZAAR 81 CROSBY STREET
Auction sale Of o,.es carriases Harness Saddles.
o'clock Persons having property to dispose Of will please
JOHN II. CATFIELD. Proprietor.
EoRsALE-AvFRY HANDSOME BAY PONY ABOUT
~ hs-n hands and three inches IN height Il, ysars ola
va sItnS Sound ana Mind IN all harness. q style
lsV.f been ~, horse dealers srsnsrs
ssnd. rrsnegasss By sass. se o. The
T's any 70 one ' t SSsny one TO s ss ss
tor PARTING With h@ being in need q has value. PER
for him WI nc, ee dsesy,d AZ Sand,ons liss. top
dor ~ the city has been used no,
over slye timer .es,hsr With sh, =, 81 h,raes. made
nstt eemrete) Will ~ cold sipsy toy Their Prrsons
11's sTs% ses s yss s III
be attend,d 70 TOR one week
EoR sALr-A GRAY MARE. 10, HANDS HIGu SIX
usdtr he saddle warranted sound sold as The owner =
% I'm inquire ,ss y b Gsd.i
EoR sALE-A VERY SPLENDID PAIR OF PRIVATE
ssr.se nIss rsrtssy %a,nrsd ~ ssd 's,sa
v 9a iea ',le power and sp,, Pr
@ lar cSs s BSecap M 's Ds sas s.s Few
CCR sALE-rouR VALUABLE uoRsgs-rHEY AXE
snd Tor The addie they cannot be beat having bross
corner nisi. street. Brooilya "O'AN '''''' street.
HORSES FOR sALE.-oNE BAY colt, SIX YEARS
old 10 hands hfh stylish and as. also ONE s.rrsl
also, large Cart Horsc old suitable any
heavy work Inquire at ts2 Water street. ~ Cherry
street, where they can be seen.
NoTICE-FoR SALE. A VERY SPLENDID CHEST.
~ nut ttrrsl fifteen hands high, ave old al
sound In single rr double harness or under the
,sdds # the MORAN treed, GOT ty Bacsles A hand
hay hcre, - hands hieh. I'D. souns
pued traveller In harness unter the sadie To be
q JOHN nIEsoN stables corner Of Twelfth stree, and
iniyerfity Tlaee.
CADDIE HoRsE.-TnE CREAM CoLoRgD L,DY's
W SADDLE Horse advertised TITS last week
Ne Cowanf stables, street For terms.
srrly 70 sr Ccvsn, oras0 Beaver street W stairs.
V'HE BEAUTIFUL YOUNG MARE ABDAtIA FoyR
teen bands Ugh perfect either under saddle har
n'ss, anted sound and kind Va Tor sale. Aso,
very ovy and sIrroNsd lsdys horse q dsrpled sray
double and single harness THOMAS NORRIS No y Sixth
avenue, between Wsveriey Place and Eighth street
A VERY sTRoNG IRON GRAY HORSE l5i, HANDS
IA hieh wsrrsttcd sound and rentle-snitahle Tor
work, either carriage, cart having
cr him will be cold ofesp. Apply 90 GRO RAPHAEL 2o2
Pearl street.
A FIRST RATE CART HORSE wANtED-ON9 rIEAr
~ has teen used 60 and able a. 10 heavy
ryto r. HOE n Co, corner Brcome and Shern streess.
LoR sAtE--A THREE SEATED RoCKAWAY. WADE
w Lockwood ELLEN 10 order, for The present
las teen Int fcw times Inquire 0f Jas. Murphy
mr. q Tenth street and avenue a.
CARRIAGEs.-oNE LIGHT SECONDHAND SIX
u seat Summer kotlnway. ttae boon used
trdfu ef r8HtFt tNA ut Wood, fuNI.ttuu n EJ
$50. Nv seat itavv Huctawey Tan W ~ ,. e.
NAN REPOSITORY. iUv Broadway.
PAPER uAyCtyGs, &c.
EfSE FRrNcn rApEr uNNGiNGs. DECORATIONS.
Those in want 81 the above articles should look
throush establishment their interest and
be best consulted BY aeal. THOMAS FAYE GO,
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COPARTSE asIIIP NOTICES.

TUE cO-PARTNERsHfP HERETOFORE EXISTING
under the lame Of VIM. Dennis y Co.. this d. \
dissolved mutual consent The unsettled business IT,
III be settled b. VIM Dennis at 40 Washington street
JAMES s. BARRON,
New York. June a. lssi WV. DENNIS
The uncersgned will ontnne the Wooden business
all s branches, at the old stand $50 waahnrton street.
JAyES s. BARRON,
r.. WAINRfgUr
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rAHOtN AND AIEOY RAILROAD LINZ FROM yEW
- ltrh GO Fl ado Ettatesve fHr No.t hUrtu River hy
5seamboat IpHN roITEk Moaning Line, ~ o'cloeE;
hntfneon Line. AZ a o'clock. Fare by either line, Ss
forward dect, " Emgrant Line AZ o'clock y ";
fare, ~ % i. BLISS, Agent
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EXCURSIONS.

GRAND EXCURSIONS To coSEY ISLAND LAND
~ Ing at Port Hamilton each way-Para f1I, Cents-
The new and speut.d steamer TROJAN, Capt j. ~ Rod
rsn will make daily ~ Coney leland
.r lssvitg follow. Morning rripfrom spr,sy STREET
~ bait Jast c'clok, % and haiti past a. From
ikr y, " athalf past ., 10 and e'oioah Morning
Trip from Fort uaniitoa al a. n
(pnAR GRovE-LANDtNG Vt PORT HAMILTON
- lsrr l2As cents The kOsgtuSSO. Capt. q. a. Han
ul her regular trips the
dsy June dLsayits foot ~ Ihrenth street at f,ot
~ srrnI trst ~ "a aad pier No. North river AZ 10 A.
" ans fos "a SIR NJ s're't ;, ~ ADD per No North
rvr ~ ~ v. ~. l~aves Ceiar Grove at II A. NJ and
70 TN HENRY hALLsN, Agent once 1t tbe foot %
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HOME sTEADS.

HOMESTEADS.
WEST MOUNT yERNoN-A REGULAR MEETING
w OF the Teutona Home stead Association will take place
TUESDAY evening next at Mechanics Hail. ITO Hester
their friends and others invited attend
1t is tion to choose the plots early in July.
JNO. r. LUTHER, President.
FERpISASp MuErrR, Secretary.
TINTED BROTHERS LAND ASSOCIATION AT PEI
~ myeProposals will be received for grading and
regulating the streets aud also for sinking and
ftopng we'll 70 contain 1--WE feet of water AZ the
rair cad depot All will be by applying to
WILLIAM PARKER President,
ALFRED II DuSCOMBE, on the land.
AN EXCURSION TO UPPER MoRRIsANIA WILL DE
"A made Thursday 18th Instant Ito morrowD for the
purpose Of visiting the OF land of a
that village and known the property Of Major Lowry.
Extra will he provided leave Broome depot
10 o'clock. Fare for the % cents Subscribers
and all others who feel eresed invited Join the
excursion For part cu Of the sale this
adyertise me ut in Sun and Tribune. .