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We clip the following from the Memphis Wing
of the 18th inst

of the 14th inst.
RUNAwAYs CAUGHT "A few DAYS since. man
and woman with child landed here from off
the steamer Georgetown, and came up town,
taking rooms at a private boarding house as
man and wife. Yesterday two men landed from
| off down steamboat, and came up town in
search of the aforesaid couple, who it appeared
| had run away from New Orleans the woman
being no less thon the wife of one Of the men in
pursuit, and the child their only offspring
| As the two men were walking up and down
the streets, hardly knowing where to go, or
where to look for the object they wished to find,
they suddenly came upon the loving couple,
arm in arm, out taking a view of the city, or
perhaps had been doing little shopping
AT the time of meeting We happened not to be
far off, and soon found out the secret The
husband first addressed himself to the man
who had ran off with his wife, in no very mild
terms, we assure you, then turning to the false
one he upbraided her in very harsh terms for
! her cruel desertion of his bel and board, the
| disgrace she had heaped upon herself and child,
| demanding at the same time that she give up
the child to him The guilty, loving couple
stood dumb and confounded before their accu-
SER neither of them opening their lips in jus j.
| fcatlon OF themselves, or by way of silencing
the outraged husband, In a few moments the
| three were vending their way towards the
boarding house where the runaways were stop
ping, the incensed husband still upbraiding and
scolding the woman whom he had once called
his wife, and were soon lost to our view.
What transpired after that, or whether that
scene continued, We can not inform you, deal
reader, but the last we saw or heard Of this ricl
affair was late last evening. 1t was down oil
the wharf boat that loving and atfectionat
couple, judging from certain actions, and ;
child, were seen seated in close proximity, ap
parently as happy as ever were three person
in this life. Need we tell you that these were
the husband, wife and child, who were waiting
to take passage on the first boat bound for New
Orleans All differences had been settled, ant
the gay young Lothario had been left with al
!. little ceremony as had the woman left her hus
band to follow him.
We learn the man who ran away with thu
woman is named Dan Credrick and left wifi
: in New Orleans The man who was in pursui
of his wife is named Thomas Parker. Through
the agency Of Capt Causey he recovered hi
wife, child goods and money, and was sent ol
his way rejoicing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21

Clark Mills, the sculptor, the Republic says.
has purchased farm three miles and hall
from Washington City, on the line of the rail-
road, whittier he has removed his elks, buffalo,
and other living models and where he intends
to locate his studio and erect manufacturing
gerks required by his profession.
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SEA-GOING VESSELS.
CALIFORNIA.

FoR. CALIFORNIA, via VERA -sf6Ss,
VeTnru CITY Acapulco
magnificent steamship TEXAS, burheu, Place,
commander, viii leave NewOreana
every MONTH o'cl1,k puucuay carrying Mails.
will leave NerRCrur daily n the Mexico
Acapulco mules be had.
THE MEXICAN OCEAN MAIL AND INLAND COMPANY will
shortly have Carriages the Rond
transport through MEANWHILE
Pacific Acapuo passengers long
tanned. For further particulars, apply to
HARRIS a MORGAN, fort Of Juasreet,
mylsH opposite the Steamship Landing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21

DEBTS OF WOMEN BEFORE MARRIAGE.-The
New York Legislature has passed bill which
provides that where debts are contracted before
marriage, and the property Of the wife is set
over to the husband, both may be served with
process, and the property thus set over satisfy
| the len--or where the property of the wife re-
mains in tact such debts a lien on her property
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21

THF Poison OF RATTLESNAKEs,-At late
meeting of the Boston Society of Natural ilisto-
ry, paper was read showing that this poison Is
a most powerful sedative, and that stilnulants
were its antidotes Alcohol is designated In
two instances in which this remedy has been
applied, the perssns have been cured, Brandy
was freely given to them until relieved from the
usual symptoms, and continued in smaller doses
until the third day, when they went about as
usual Alcohol in these cases did not produce
intoxicaton The venom of rattlesnakes is nov
employed as a remedy, and is already found t
be a specific for many maladles.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21

A JOURNEY RorND THE WORLD. The English
papers tell us that Swedish frigate arrived at
Plymouth, England, a few weeks since, from a
voyage round the world She sailed from Swe-
den in October, 1881, and having touched at
Rio Janeiro and La Plata, passed through the
Straits of Magellan in February, 1852. Sailing
circutously through the Pacific, she visited Gal
lipagos, Panama, the Sandwich Islands, Ota-
heite, San Francisco, the Friendly Islands, and
Sydney She was then steered towards the In
dian Ocean, Leaving Australia, she directed
her course to the Carolnas, the Ladrones, Can
ton, Manila, Singapore, Batavia and the Mau-
ritius On the Doth of April, 1858, she reached
the Cape of Good Hope. Having sailed thence
she stretched away to St. Helena. On the 4th
of May she took her departure from that island
and reached Plymouth on the Sth June,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21

Visitors AT OLD PoINT.-Ex- President Tyler
and number of distinguished guests are at Old
Point and it is stated in the Norfolk Argus that
orders have been received at the Navy Yard to
get in readiness the steamer Engineer, for the
purpose of conveying President Pierce and his
family from Washington to Old Point Comfort,
probably next week The White House is at
present in utter confusion, in consequence of the
renovation and repairs it is now undergoing !;
and it is the intention of Mr. and Mrs. Pierce,
it is said, to remain at Old Point until the re-
pairs are finished
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STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILE,

EINOR MOBILE, BAY ST. LOUIS 81 alT@o n
z' AND PASS CHRISTIAN :. Daily u Mail
Lne.SunmeT The splendid low
steamers OREGON. Capt r. A. Hern, and FLORIDA Capt.
Jonn Grant (haying built expressly for the Lake ade One
oIbs above will leave Pontchariai Railroad Ifhy,
arrival At the Lake oths "a O'Clock stepping al Bay St
Louis ald Pass Chn daily and returning, and q pasehgola
Wednesdays aud Saturdays going and Mondays and Ihnd'ya "
turning.
The for Mobile places will iCave the
ore. ot the Agent a, half pact II O'Clock A.
W Letters East Of Mobile be put the mail Or teJ
will BE- detained dag at Mobile
Freight bay LJuia and Pass Christian ought TO be en'
for steamers CALIFORNIA Or CREOLE.
X. tstDDES Agent, 10 Bank Fla0e.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21

SIGNAL ORDERS on SHPBoaRD.-English pa
pers describe an important innovation in the
Management of the new and gigantic screw three
decker, the Duke of Wellington The introduc-
ton of telegraphic communication from the
poop to engine-room has allowed the usual COM
mands of I" stop her." ease her" sc go ahead,''
etc., to be dispensed with. An index of figures
is placed on the top-rail of the poop, and, being
always stationed there, the master is enabled to
work his orders to the engine room silently and
effectively This valuable improvement origin
ated with Captain Crispin, who has applied it
to practical purposes on board the royal yacht
| Victoria and Albert
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21

A MODEL Recommendation FOR OFFICE
The knickerbocker for July contains a number
of specimens of letters from Office seekers and
their friends We copy one of the best from
Mr.. Twist to Governor Marcy, on behalf of a
gentleman who is ready at any moment to die
for his country and fat office:
The bearer, Mr.. Martin Van Buren, Phips,
is an applicant for some easy office, and, / am
happy to say, is an out-and-ou democrat He
voted for Van Buren in 40, for Polk in "A, and
in As, being somewhat puzzled with the claims
Of the contending factions, polled two votes, one
for Van Buren, and one for Mr.. Cass, evincing
spirit of cancellation and high-toned principle
which puts to the blush all other compromise
measures, Mr.. Phips, | can truly say, is an
active, energetic and Industrious democrat. but
is unable to discharge very many outdoor du-
ties, as he is suffering under physical disabil-
ity, having some two years since sprained his
ankle badly. The circumstances attend
ing this ply steal disability may not be uninter-
estng, as illustrative of the sterling democracy
inherent in the man. They are these: He was
hickory pole. They had accomplished their OBJ
ject and young Phips determined to place the
stars and stripes upon the top of the pole. For
this purpose he commenced climbing /; but alas
having arrived at the dizzy height of ten feet,
the pole gave way and he was hurled miserably
upon the earth, with severe confusion upon
the feshy part of the leg, and with his left foot
sprained terribly. Apparently not realizing the
extent of the injury, he waved the tattered en-
sign over his confused frame, and gave three
hearty cheers for James X. Polk. Such de-
mocracy ought not to go unrewarded; and
hope you will be able to place our unfortunate
| friend in some easy position where his physical
disability will not be antagonistie to his pro-
pressi ye leYuorraCy
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KEY WEST.

Will leave SATURDAY. July 49, at 9 o'clock NJ.
NOR KEY WEST, via PENSACOLA, hi FfS,
n APALACHIcOLA, ST. MARKS CEDAR KEYS sS.kisaa2a. ssS.kisaa2a.
and TAMPA BAY.U s. Mail Lne.The q. S. Mail steamship
JAMES L. DAY, ]. r. Smith, commander will leave the snni
Landing foot Of Juln First Dstrc above For freight
passage apply GREEN HARDING CO. Sc FoydAa street
lF- An uailabe mus pas. through The Puaohics.
W le destination Of freight must in NIL easa be marked on the
packages.
t No-feight received without the iy20
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U.8TERLN'G PLACES.

4 AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER = III
CREOLE-sunmer Arrangenen'.ToR .tsszzs444zzs=l4s
SPRINGS BILONl and Intermediate adngE-Inr
SPLENDID in pressure steamer CREOLE Charles ake master,
CNroon JGerson Railroad arrival at the Lake Of tbs CaT
MONDAYS .by A. NJ. Cars FRIDAYS ....Ly p NJ. Cars
WEDNESDAY Ys,by A NJ Cars SATURDAYS ny =. NJ Cas-
le POuHr fnu tarod arrival a. the As o The cars
MONDAYS KS. .. Gs cara sUNbhY "s' INNINGS.
sGTi 6t vs. Gy F. II ca SATURDAY H.. MoRSiNGs.
co s.tary . ndays tbs Creole VIII stop only Mssss ppi
~ Fr igit cti i a. Tie Railroad all the week up 10
srtoritys Wednesdays ought 1uesiys.
ter Bay r,i thttsn 81; chlfen ud
sF,irgs Il 81; Children and spry fi5o Dyk, al.
" fh WAY Leir Ba wl leave the office oi the Agent on Mon
weanrsa5s ~ oeok and On riiHy and sA'u
i.51 u. R. GEbDEs, Ag,u,, 10 Bank rlnee.
4 AXE SHORE TRI-W EEKLY
4 Packet S..su.r CALIF0RNIh-FoR -1s1sszsAknesszs
BIIX Nd OCEAN SPRINGS, BAY ST. LOUIS rAsS CL,ttls
DAYS aad THURsbAYs-ife spod pfe,sar,
packet CALIFORNIA, Captain frot quit expressly 0
Hd J,H5n Railroad arrya o te Carr a. the Lake as ioi
gH}Hs9PAys ss{i iRPA}s :. 4 n n Gsf: Carr.
And rohetsrtrnn aIoa the Hrfa o. the Cars at 'h
Ieas.i .,s,s0a.aa,. ke,r.s LygeIlarg and B&esi
TtEsDAYS A. u Car %EP$ & EoDAY tyESiSs
Lar. iof Pas Cir,tia. Lsse,i Fqsi "a ...la -
SATURDAYS ..... r. NJ, cors SUNDAY EEtSiNe
tp III" nea does not g beyohd f' Chr''AA % saui"
tsFaIe Bay Christian, 90 Chdren
is F,fe to lIsspy Civ Bile aud ocean sprng u 50; Chi
| ii, aai Servants, q So, Dels, = o..
oo'k g FuestHy md fh1fsay strips ought I" b
" Ike Wa Letter Bas " leave Of
da and Tbur5days * ook A ~ ant On snlrs a. "a T. "
e.O T.. GEnbEs. Aget', 10 Bank fn's.
|
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-.
K[EhSRERG

WIN leave SATURDAY, July 70, AZ o'aiorkp.s.
ETOR VICkSBURG, WARRENTON, Fy =,
Z NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, HARD LstxsftS
TINES tODSEY, ST JpsEPH, WATERPROOF, ,rHkEs1Ezfe
ShTCHEZ, FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA aud a ute.n!edht
lati splendid packet steamer NhTCHEZ o
z, T. p Ieathers EoriTeigAt psEAge
apply u board,
D. R. CARROLL. Union Row, SO Cat9hds'et street.
ts rhs Sathg N4 has made "nts with the NDLANl
g, " CAAPBEIL Nd freight for all pon@ VI
ftgO
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4 AXE SHORE TRI-W EEKLY ST \.
4 Paak.t S.sn.r CALIF0NNIN-I0R -esss.E1A.knese2s
OHIO RIVER

Wgleave FRIDAY. JUN q, NJ O'clock P.
ENOR LOUISVILLE and all inter- F.S q.
reIi.t. ngs-1he regular passenger
% ket st.amrr FANNY SMITH CAPT D4nhnu
~ leave i wi take irtlsl through, A'4s good Target
a raiuc.1. For sIUy board or
sTEOTHER . BROS Agents, IS Poyl'as street
pai No. Cabin b. li state z'purrd bY
plyA t" thr Ag'Iis- WI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-21

A Coon CNE.-A little girl of this city had
been taught by her Sabbath school teacher that
God made man out Of the dust of the earth. The
incubation of this Bible doctrine seems to have
given her mind rather practical turn, and big
with the idea, she addressed her mother on her
return from the Sabbath school;
MA, has God any more dust left
why, my daughter-why do you ask such
a question :"
. Because, If he has, want him to make mt
! httie 6r0ihert"
| Poor thing Other little girls had brothers
to play with, but she had none-and she wal
] therefore unhappy
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HEADS OF THE WoRLp-At present in this
year Of our Lord, 1868, there are eighty three
sovereigns of republics, empires, monarchies,
prncpalites. duchies and electoratts. OF
these, the number of governing Presidents is
eighteen, all of which, outside of the United
States Presidency, are Central and South
American offices, with the exception of Liberia
There are six Emperors, including his sable
highness Faustn the First; sixteen Kings.
counting as one of the "heads of the world -
Jamaco King of all the Mosquitoes Under
this head,n also, come the Kings of nahomey
and the Sandwich Islands. Ofreigning Princes
there are ten, Grand Dukes seven, Dukes ten,
all Of which are petty German States, and
nearly all of which are very Insignificant, I'M
der this head also comes one Elector and one
Landgrave OF Queens we have five, including
Ranavalona of Madagascar, Pomare OF the So
ciety Islands, and others scarcely more civil
lied We have one Pope, two Sultans chose O
Borneo and Turkey, two Governors, OF Entr'
Rios and Corrientes one VicerOy, of Egypt
one Shah, Persia; one lmaum, Muscat; on'
Ameer, Cahul; and one Director, of Nicaragua
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II.4THE

FOR HAVRE. The splendid A ] fast ~
sailing Nov Yark packet sHp GALtNA, Gept isa,in ssAI
j5st ug sud "a H haze qaS ul'lEch. taftr"0Elt ~
az lllys Cotton, =pry 20 AAl5S LgHtN, = cepn'a street,
orI =, HiTrtY n 60, % Cams street.
Ef Eor THs'aEs having handsomely Sized Stall II
rleIa5Eaif ana n at
Second Cabin nIlp U in talu lH4T Post
s.f.YH y ,r.. " Q. the gr.-tst- Niar5t ola
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| VIA Ieay- TUESDAY ,Jny -. at o'cock p, n.
! EOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO. MEMPHIS t. q
and Al intermediate laadu gs-tier1lar St, LOUIS
Packet GEO. COLLIER-Ite aUl elegant s-tz1sssatf
GEO CULLEE,J ". G6see master, Iil
her upa eyg Fr freight having 1pgrjoT
n,5intsus apply Gro. W. SHAW Co.
WHITE 4 BUCHANAN, 81 Fulton street.
TT ptn ~ The cabin a
piy up to the Agents w
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OEfn,-,
REMITTANCE oFFICE.The gued, his II ~
established continues
RENTING money friends England Ireland Scotland with
sterling gh draughts, payable town the above
Liverpool this good
Addressing (post 10
the undersigned, will be prompt yatended to.
John TOOLE, IS Bank Place,
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BORDE1LX

FOR BORDEAUX = Passage only IN
l. Tt sailing ArloHc.n ship lOEN Ct INNINGS, A. eAs
HAVEN aRer f4prror
three Hli7 immediate api}l
b, mAi- tht Captain tot-l, toar j brt',
". AStiEklbtt & co y. Charles
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BRaZOS SANTIAGO.

viii leAve TUESDAY July qs.at 1',loek N.
EOR BRAZOS SANTIAGO, POINT -xzsEEt,
ISABEL MATAMOROs and BROWNSVILLE .s
Regular SswOrAn and r. Ia S Mail Line q Low Press
Ghips.The steamship YACHT r Ducer uaslrr W
above the Us Mails. For ffh passage having very
superior accommodation apply 10
HARRIS d MORGAN. N foot Of Jaia street.
ig opposite the StsGnship Landing.
IL Measurement sols, per fei, 30 % dry bSs ea D 20.
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, ETC.

- HINE EWINES-Hockheime Rudesheimer,
y Johahnberg Sparkling Hook Hermitage and Tor
Gale r, +. NICHOLS n Co. - Camp street. ie1 iw
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Will loave MONDAY, August /, at o'clpeE An
EOR VERA CRUZ-U. s. Mail Line. xzf;
GHLVESTOT.
EoR GALVESTON The fast sailing ,sssa.S

~ This line having esabahsi a own Io On Pass tayao Bar
will supervision It's
tains v4u
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J. ius Amet,an ship JOHS r, HARVARD Thcuas 49,
having most o her sd VII have Dispatch
TOR freight ar pssatgA, AppS 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-27
Goal.

COAL-Peach Orchard, Red Ash. Large Nut, 81 Is
~ Fzs stove S. 80 White Ash EEz Stove or Range
Be,<rry and No. ri Greele-s JACOB WEEKS.
COAL-.I have now opened Yard, corner o.
2j,t and gh-sv IN my old established ard co
King and intend keep the best qraty u
Orchard White Ash Coal aud sell Il the lowest p0.be
prices only Present screened and delivered ION ard
s. 3 per tan PETER CLINTON
NOAL-Yery best quality Of Red Ash Stove and E q,
~ for families delivered screened from the yard No. %
bost.- NAT. CLINTON
NOAL-Tne subscriber lie prepared 70 supply
~ eonsuxs the Of Anthracite AID Bgnnoas
Goal Peach Orchard Black Heath Lshish H1esoa, Liverpool
re sidney AID Cumberland newly mined add warranted
very best quality which he oden for sale Al tho very Owes
ysr JAMES l. WORTH, southwest Albany sGd Wssans
Thoulpson-st- sid 6th-av. Anossr
Orders len AZ Office Ct T. W WORTH, No 81 Wal
City Bank BsdDs) OF through Ds2steh Po VII receive
eroupt
CUMBERLAND COAL, from the mines Of the New
~ Cset Company sale b. the Apply toe Oee Of the
Company. 40 IS walls
DTrTSTON COAIA-The Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany prepared % fsaa superior he asa Ptston Coz
and good order suitable Tor ste4a pns .d d
ass; from e eos or ysra N this cty =
snd Brcoyr The Company facilities such a. 20 snA,s 70
eve good dispatch to vesse snz 0, f rn'
hcgsr attention the delivery Of Cos Tor dsnlf pa 2o
Apply .t the ofrs. CT Broadway ard "alst
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Dainis, GLASS, &r.

oils PAINTS GLASS.
OFnsI.b ..A Auerc.n Linesed Oh Bleaeaed Sperm OIL.
prxii.h 80 Au,rie.n Boiled OIL Besched Eephsnt Oh.
Pssnes R--n OIL Beachet solar OIL
Prepared Psint OIL oiescned Sea- VI
Pefr I'd Resin OIL Sturgeon Oh
psSnsS Rsre~ed OIL Tanners and Cur err Oh
Refined Lard OIL Machinery Oi -
Refined Whal, Oh bsnk sasre AID ouHs Dr
Ershsh American WIN. Lead Zne and FreproOf Psnt;
French American sdow Glass together With s assortueat
II a. kinds Panfs dry aud ground 10 oil Vanish Of al aies
Clue Pant Brshes Dye STUFF. Sc &c All Of which oder
the hoer for csh approved
credit, and N loss to fuit purchAsss - $500
ZINC PAINTS - THE NEWJERSEY ZINC
II COMPANY manufacturing these Pants Of
quality al Of which vurxn ted PURE
The superiority Of Zinc LEAD Psiuis wei e.
sbhed they eua qu1ny nearly double tss surface
,yisS thai the the
the long 1alf great
Thsy for BY the p1pL dealer 70 this and other etA
naarfsctursu prres sad BY The Compsny's AEerts
kANkIsG sQUtE1, NJ Is DeTx- hswYHt
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IN IRON FITRNITURE
miscellaneous.

COPPER-Lake Superior IDgot Copper, from the
u Mip,sos Mines IN purchaser By the
MINEsOTA MINING COMPANY, No. ls7 Gfeenwlsh--t
DsNIEL HIGGINS offers for sale, at his long estab
hed Nurseries, estenave collection OF Elrsey Prodn
hrsers every vArey Fruit and Ornamental Trees Flowerng
sSfub. yses Everrreens Norway sPse Dwarf sOH vaess
Of rees eht from the a fesr Tees o. pea Soe
Strawberries R.spberis. As2apsus Roots, Sea kAs Rhusao
Purchasers are invited selections EFF TO TIE
ocr every justice will Be done Orcers from al Of re
Fn vii As ususl pr5p; attention CsisoEaes sen, Eats
HSIHoNY J. BLEECKER. No Broad $ New-YOrk.
nOORs. sASHES ard BLINDS-IRA PORTER
ia Spucest Ss-ssa wholesale ADD retail msna-
dealers hin dec Doors sAshes al Blinds ,rrlstsd
sni cnAe saaes ready .A<ea q Aed q ofoS VI.
ders promptly executed
IV-LLING SECURING and OIL SOAP, ioE Wcolen
good qushy, AID Al 'ov Prices delivered -.
freight charge Of h- v-s aoans' or rsr0ee aePoa
- v We JAMES HARNESS sch-a-.ssay. ny.
HARDWOOD LUMBER-Wholesale and retail for
wheelsrshts shp tuider. cabinet maker Nc Sos IS and
wes; opposite Co rss steamship vharf Ioash Jersey
Also Car Boons Ale. Fos. ssoEs. Huss wss1I Poles Beat
shaft. reasonable Bill Of Timber :, order ship
pers dealt with % ieerA terms JARVIS JOHNSON
INDIAN BREAD This sweet, wholesome Bread has
now sometime before The pab ard ttose who have used
ropoupce II exceentl For th- table
ope ard for ehdr-n better GIVE
tins. and judse yourselves Bsis No sG Grsea.h e5rne
Of Jane Ordsr received hAkCELLCs.
T IGNEOUS MARBLE.-wMeroon No. 534 1-2
IL Broadway New York-fRECNB c. H.suf.ctarers are
prepared prompt, A. oreen G as AAsas o. "oeA
1900. .rbe. IL very senor dshry sas shsspues
sS..l I, .ry other IL for a. .or winch
marie dssrsesIa ssS,. " ss ss. 80 D..
C.n1 I'D Coa-trrs kzne CoznnA -esss All Table
~, 80 go s,of vii D furnished sfPar,s Inc Man.
S-try corner Of f~nkir and Ceu-srrc ~ S reG NJ u
vhers 81 peseos n,ss-~si 49, n''isS y 80
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VTULCANIZED RUBBER GOODS-THE UNION
INDIA RUBBER COMPANY, Warehouse No. IL NssslE-st,
New-YOrk
Seie M.naf.cturers under GOodyesr's Patent,
,aer fr sac home export race on the best terms
CLOTHING or ALL DEsCRiPrIOss.
,t snd Heavy Dr.b ard Black COes Coaks and CsPss
Reefrg ard Pes Jacss,s Fifemens Coats and Capss
P9uchos Overs IS WalAins srG Riding LeG's
CLOTHS &c
Plain ed ssge Cohs Melodeon cotsI
Tirpaurs Csrp futei and PLAIN Table stand and
piano- Covers Horse lovers
AR WORK.
rg.e and Double Az Beds Pillows Cushions.
I.le-Preer.ers Buoys Boat and WAGON Flcas LIE Bsa.
81 RGlCAL AkD CHEMICAL ARTICLES.
9ress: Puurs krp.e SHEDS Teethns Rings NIsnE 5ote,
srnse Rlbf fof Ba dage Hospital sheetngs Dec,ng
Arrns Ga gubEg &c Hoe OF AL si1es
COOS By this Company waaatet u SAID e
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