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RED RlPER.

wrlsavc SATURDAY. May .. At oe,5cEr IN.
BTOR GRAND ECORE, NATCHG- o-
10 HES, ALEXANDRIA Intermediate y
L.aLaZs.Ihe aHd light dApgLt -sszsz
BONA, Nm Kay, pa.e u
leave above. For freight NJ ly tstrd,
my4I e II. PoMi:oY q co. $ Grnyier street.
VIII lsays saturday, May gs. at 5 o'.losk p N.
ENOR BENTON, PoRT CADDo, T h
sHREvEPoRT ALEXkNDRIA sui al inter - "
mtlatr hlnll0g ksguer Red RygT and LAke
p ket :. ". DOW sATlt superior aud swift uR g
5. W, DOWNS Capt. II. Clark, will
above. For freight passage apry board
SMITH FiAIiSTER. ~ Poyjras street,
roy7s orJ. H. MORRISON d co Front ievrs.
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VIII leave SATURDAY, May -,at5 o'elsss
-NlR NhtK GRILEL " .nrI.,-r.-

WIN leave SATURDAY, May g, at : osl3cSr.n.
kTOR VbKSBURG, WARRENroN, tJ-gs :,
l. NEW CARTHAGE GRAND GULF ROD els7S~1zssss
NEYt MAIcHEZ FORT ADAMS, RAIoU SARA xanExzazssxas
and BATON ROUGE Regular SATURDAY. Weekly 5blTg
Packet steamer r. T. X lSi ifALL place Of tie soethen
TEq magnificent swift
p r. hlABALL Captain J. NJ. White, viii leave
freight or passage apply On toeri, q to
- SNl1tI FIMlSTER, 81 poyd-as street.
~ The PF knb aka he place Of the sa'he1u B.
F while She paints repairs, Tie officers
hlhhll
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REGULAR PACKERS.

RI70R MOBILE. daily [. s. Mali -lTS~ss
< ineWinter Arrangement. IRE And
s1enad prs-s packet G4epnets FLORIDA CAPT W n
beon and OREGON. Capt r. A. Hs (naying been built
ssssy for the Lake ale, with superior odaoua
ztseIs Will leave the Fou.eE aslA RaIuad
Ar7A 81 The Lake Of ths O'Clock stoppug pasea
ua Wednesdays, and Bay 81. Louis, Pass Christian
Eota Satrdays eurfng viii stop Pals Christian ard Bay
Loi Sunday and PAscne0a Pass Christian
Louis A1nls and ThUrslzy evenings.
N Bay sent for
sieaner CALIFORNIA,
~ The WAY Letter Bag or hoailo will leave the es9s he
agent ~ three eclcek Lttfs M Easo Aoee shosl
in the mall ell L. CEprlS Agert Bank Place.
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VOLUME VI,
GENOH.

FOR GENOA - The very fast sailing brig
ZEFIEO Fore, having neary oil her engaged viii
immediate dpntol For freight o 100 bales cotton, apply 10
npi g. c. BOGERT n CO., 10 Camp
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DYING DECLARATIoSs.-An interesting and
important question of evidence has been de-
cided by the Supreme Court of Massachusetts,,
now sitting at East Cambridge, in the trial Of
Thomas Casey for the murder of Ouyra TAYLOR
and lis wife, at Natick:
Taylor, it will be recollected, was dead when
found, and Mrs. Taylor, although speechless
and mortally wounded, was conscious nearly up
to the time of her decease She was we'll aware,
by the assurance of her physicians, that NO
hope was entertained Of her recovery; and on
being repeatedly requested, under these cir
cumstances, by Doctors Whitney and Hoyt to
squeeze their hands if Casey was the man who
committed the deed, she did give the sign az
directed. She was asked other questions, to bs
| answered by the same sign, if the response was
affirmative but to desist from pressing the hand
| If the response was negative. These questions
| were asked to test the mental consciousness and
sanity OF the dying woman; and the answers
| were such as to entirely satisfy the physicians
that she had full use of her mental faculties.
By the we'll known rules of evidence, the
dying declarations of person fully aware of
his state are admitted in courts of Justice, and
allowed all the credit of testimony given Under
the solemnity Of an oath, on the ground that an
individual conscious Of his immediate departure
to the presence of the Deity would be very I'M
likely to make false statement.
The question in this case is, whether the an
| swers given by signs, as directed, would come
under the denomination of dying declarations,
The affirmative was earnestly pressed by the
Attorney General, and as earnestly resisted by
the prisoners counsel. The court, after con-
sultation, ruled the evidence admissible, but
cautioned the jury in reference to the full
| amount of credit to be attached to it. lBoston
Journal
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BRAZOS SANTIAGO.

Will leave SATURDAY, May IS, at 8 o'rloeh an.
FOR BRAHOS SANTIAGO, PoINT 1ceFEs.
ISABEL, MATAMoRos and BROWNSVILLE s.s.YalAIsEZ.
Regular NwOeans AMI Texas M rreas0e Sirhm
ths1te dayortr steamship YACHT John li@ss master will
leave aove carrying ths us Mals aGsaye having
superior stat-.toom accommodations apply to
4 MORGAN. 4 Tehauuifotlss styeet.
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LEGHORN.
BRElfEN.

FOR BRENEN.-The A | fast sailing ~
ship JOSEPH HOLMES, Capt Adams
leading, ard will immediate dispatch For freight,
piy 10 Up. WHITNEY Co tl Camp street.
iB- For passage. apply 70 the Captain board. nl5
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COPARTNERSHIPS, ttC.
REMOVALS.

Z , EMOVAL.-JONAs PICKLES has removed
hA Wine and Liquor store Tch0up piou.ss street
" N"s 10 A'A 20 seW i4esHt. n
: ENOFAL.-1 have removed from No. 63
q - Common street 10 No. IS, my cid
mtl5 WILLIAM l.. CUSHING.
EMOVAL.-J. o. PIgRsoN, Real Estate,
a Note and Exchange Broksr has Exchange
Place TO No7 Conrei al faee,
EMOVAL.-S RoBB & Co have removed
u u if5m No 90 street NO 4AtA6AZIER STREET o.s
ioor abo.e anal street. novG IN
EdOt AL-MICIiELL, BEVERLEY 6 Co have
sorist oi Magazine. po.. n
TAI AOTlCE.-BAEErLT & Co. have removed hack
1 " Na' C"amon ST., oats the Guy Haial
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SEA-GOING VESSELS.
CALIFORNLH.
GALPESTO.N.


VIII leave SUNDAY May ~, Ht O'CLOCK A.
nor GALVESTON, INDIANOLA, La <zfEE@.
u VACA MATAGORDA A-kcguar New Orleans
United States Mail Line Of Steamship elegant
fsauip PERSEVERANCE, FOfbea will leave
Irey trade yee in this line win
.d door mbar aud famys d0uy acsd she presrnsa
medium Of n'foraon. Frcgh for lndangln aud yata will he
landed orthe Wharget tsnle D eagr MatagodH Bty
irn charge. For freight assA-g having o
HF1iy u HARRIS h MORGAN, ~ TehoUp lUuas direct
~ This n having established ls pilot ffs CaYnlO Bar
VIII hereafter and the
r1tD4
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VERA CRUZ.
N'EIY YORK.

.NEW YORK
VII leave THURSDAY, =, O'Clock a. II. punet.nlly.
FOR NEW YORK Direct--The U. 1a4sETS,
> $ VA Steamship LOUIS fANA Jeuah Smith, -
eoushder, VIII lVayr
rant ltat. arcomm0desns, apply %
HARRIS d MORGAN, - Tchoup'oags st.
a'u E"'fake $50
FOR NEW YORK - Hurlbut & Co. g -
ln"TA IA sailing rRke' stlp ATLANTIC C,ptaln ~
NJ iia}den, ht1 ttn rCrru l Err cargo
md gong o hoard shd VIII ye quick 5is, Sl. pas
fs hIv ant stalro0u apply At
~, First bsttrt OFT c. boHERT Co i rEnpst nyl6
FOR NEW YOBk-Merchants Line. -
a Fng alcnld fat railing regular packet T. + &R1yS
mD1pno.-IH " w su'lTvan', master now oading at
- ths Dsfi, h'd vii hav7 quick Dispatch For balance
fs3t " passage, having acoomoiaoas apply
toad, otto O. G BOGERT a co. 70 Camp street. rlyl2
FOR NEW YORK. - The fast sailing -
balk MARTHA ALLEN, Burdg having lflS
h ft engaged, viii have quIek espsth. For
90 paiaage, RprIy on board, or to
GEORGE ". HYNSON 50 Cgf1u street
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.MARSEILLES.
FOR MARsEILLEs. = The very fast IN

z VVTy p5SfN
sailing schoeutr STEPHEN TABER, Tuthil master Akf
having nearly all eugaged will have nne ii4ts dis
patch For balance d freight, or passage aRplyto -
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.A.N'TpERP.

FOR ANTWERP. The fine A l fast IN
calling ship flOwADJ Capt George Balcl AAs
loading Efi sil hsyo tE lispArh. For leEhi o
i5O bhis. Tobacco and 80 bales Cotton, ApPly 70
J.P. WHITNEY q co, 81 Camp
ts- For passage, afpy to the Capsn on board. uy?4
EOR ANTWERP The fine A fast ~
Il sailing American ship M1UNTAINEER Robin flLA||
loading and will have guk d.spsth FOR freight
lItiy n J. P. WHITNEY 4 co 81 Camp street.
" For passage, apply to the Captain en- board. ap3)
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iis, o"'I ihci""ihR oosoZb Ioa. lld fee contris
buttons from auxiliary societies. being a clear
increase Of 2, ,422t l6s lid on that item.
The amount received for Bibles and Testa-
ments amounted to 54,572f 19s 3D., being an
increase Of 2,s07i 6s.- ID The issues from the
socetys depots were-home, $40 5f2 abroad !.
32o, ,2i2 making total Of ] .16a .794; being an
increase of II, l52 over those of last year
The total issues of the Society from the COM
mencement, amounted to 26,571 JOB copies.
The expenditure of the past year was 95,9s0l
9s. l0d., and its present engagements were 55,-
239i. Be-. l0d. The Jubilee Fund exceeded
Eli 600.
THTRTYsEvENrR ANNIVERSARY OF THE AMER
ICAS BIBLE SOcIETY.-A meeting Of this Socie-
ty was held recently at Metropolitan Hall,
Broadway, NewYork
Hon Theodore Frelinghuysen, President
Inc meeting was opened by prayer by Rev.
Dr Goodall, of Constantinople
The President then addressed the meeting,
after which the Treasurer's report was read By
Joseph Hynes, Esq, Assistant Treasurer, and
the Managers report by Rev DR.. Bripqham.
and Rev. DR.. Holditch The following Is an
abstract Of these reports:
In course Of the past year three Of the Vice
Presidents have been rernc-ed by death-Hon
James Whiteomb, Of Indiana, Hubert Van wae-
enen, Esq, ol Poughkeepsie, N. T., and Hon
Duncan Cameron, of North Carolina Two Of
the managers, ameS W. 'DominIck and samuel
). Rowland, Es4s have also deceased.
Rev. DR.. Stiles, Special Secretary of the
South, has resigned, end re- entered the pas
toral life ; and Rev. James H McNeill, Of North
Carolina, has been appointed Assistant secre-
tary.
Sixty-fve life directors, and 1913 life mem
bers, have been constituted during the year.
Sixty seven new auxiliary societies have been
formed, most of them in the new States and
Territories
The receipts Of the year are S346,542 62-an
increase of S31 ,197 81 over thoseof the previous
year. The number Of Bibles and Testaments
issued has been T99 $40, being an increase Of
l32,355 copies over the issues Of the previous
year, and making 9 O8s ,352 since the formation
of the Society. Of these issues of the year, 63,-
I12 have been as donations; and very many
others sold, 10 be paid for when re-sold by the
auxiliaries
Thirty-two agents have been in service, two
of whom, Rev. DR.. Bond, of Missouri, and Rev
Mr.. Pollock, of Alabama, have died, much Ia
mented
Grants of money have been made toward print
ing, and circulating the Scriptures in France
and Russia, and at twelve foreign missionary
stations, to the amount Of S24 600
On the whole, the past year has heen one Of
prosperity to the Society. Much more has been
accomplished in preparing and circulating the
Scriptures than in any previous year.
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European Intelligence-Arriv of the Al
rica at NewYorh-Details of her News.

The Cunard mail steamer Africa arrived at
New ork on the afternoon of the 18th instant
bringing Liverpool dates to May.
The following is summary of her news:
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GL.dSGOj,

DOR GLASGOW The American shin ~
DENMARK, Capt. Bremen, having noary all her Ss
will hays immediate Dispatch For balance
fply TO CHENEY h LOWELL, lis Common street. ap25
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LONDON.

FOR LONDON.-The A | American .EES
ship FALCON Wade, master, having tho greater part
lrr cargo engaged will meet with quick dispatch.
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- Wlleaye trCRBAY, Ni4y IS, al g'..sak P. ID.
ENOK ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, AND MEM sya1 Ia
a. Flis-Regalar Passenger Plrks.--Tte new zssSaYfs
m.gsaesrt sd e.. ut .sst rriIg Task Sz.Aes
JAMES RoRB Capt H. Care', well laT her tTIp
above or freight having
nrplyou boalt 0Gi EsiT = M ttLz,
~ rs1 oi hs Cabins ui
ph'At4n h tha hPentE
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DICKSBCRG.

aNOR NlCkSBURG, WARRENTON, .-sg7g .
a. NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, HARD ass
TINES, Rooney, 81 JOSEPH, NaTEarHOoF ss.ssIs. -
EATCHEz, FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA, ert IN
The epiend Ias2ger afksf s4sr NATCIIlsZ No.
T. p LatEetlt VIII
=. \. cARHSLL. UrIaa Row, 50 caraaae,a. srs=..
81 lte Na = No. tE made yslth the
and 9 v cAAlPBELL and ill take zAi points On lie
YAZOO. u,,.5
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DAILY CRESCENT.
Ealtimore Cor esnonderca

BALTIMORE RtuMPHGNG--soCTHERN BAPTIST CON
YESTfOS--oRsCENE ADvERTfsEMFNTs-s STRIKES
AND POLITICS, ETC.
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~. day. st loX o'clock. by order the assgpses 81 cha
hold furntsrs removed from HsSois. consistss Of ss
rant suits IN plush And ssHa dsnssk, sofas. s.is
stands mirrors paintings Canary BIRDS Also valuable
stock OF choice old liquors wiass and HAvAnH
superior quality.
II W. WEsTCOTT. AUCTIONEER.-MORTGAGE SALE
~. OF household furnturoR W. Westcott will sell by
virtue OF chattsl mortgage tai alto CLOCK
large ana general assortment Of furniture at 38 Rshth
marble tSp drss,,s and plain
gany dining and breakfast do walnut and book
cases sdrtoards etegers mahogany French and other
ana other chairs French plate pier sss clocks
ment OF crockery china cutlery kitchen furniture 60
deposit required from purchaser and the goods
moved Immediately. J.ANDkEWS, Attorney for Mortsa
gee.
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a LBER7 n. yIcoLAY

LBER7 II. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER-GRgAT
pescngtory SAFE 81 auction of $40 beautiful building
Sos and villa sites IN the village Of West Fiashag the
uns Of the New York and Flushing Railroad ooiy i've
Abert u Elcolay will sell Tuesday Sept. I3 1868 at
iI4noof A. H. or the ground. 800 ya;ukbls aud choice
These mostly by Ses and fore, part OF the
Ehnasons properly owned BY the Wt Flushing taad Con-
ts natural sdvsnasesths not SURPASSED BY
any In ths vicinity Of New York IT located ground
Roundup usssd tss sS y.@s
Nswto~n And Flushing about one mile ssh
cessbe daring the Whole year. by stages bot
Tho New York and Flushing Rairo.d tnow boiss con-
sructed under contract 70 bs BY lat Deem
Der neI and passes directly through this beautiful village
Flushing within twenty twenty five minutes Of New
York Over this trains will run by steam power
sysry hour from Ave o'clock A. NJ, to O'Clock, r. M.
At rate OF Communication not exceeding Sc yesr BY this
means west Flushing will he easier Of THAI the
upper past New York Besides the rsroads other val
uaoe IMPROVEMENTS Of an extensive progress
IN the vicinity, such docks plank roads.
- Co. the completion Of which must eahsnoe the value
the beaot Of which advance will to the purchaser
end render IL ono of the safest aud profitable invest
To sreets and avenues which from sixty eighty
eet wide have boon graded in the
~ Tue expense OF the PRESENT owners who have also set
natural LAKE " water, park for sha Of ths
village.
sale will he liberal Thu title is unauestioasb,s
purchaser.
Free passage tickets ard from West Flushay aps
ths sae whit the grounds prior this day sale
application 70 tne uetopeer.
orBAhKEk & ELLIOTT Is Nassau strass.
WIN. St.SS. 10 Suffolk ssrsst.
ST. Cs0GsWrLIs
mbar his sata
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NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, no. 81 CROSBY
Az street. Auction sale II horses carriages harness
Saddles, &C., every Monds5 aod Wedoeeday at O'Clock
JOHN H. GATIIktD,
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BPORTING Sc.

CHhILENGR TO ANY MAN IN MANCHESTER
~ county The subscriber challenger any man il Wcst-
chester county 80 pitch o. anots for twenty i've dol
lars TO be pitched at Coopers Hotel fogthem thfee See
ROBERT MURRAY, Fordhom.
RIO ROBERT MURRAY, OF ToRpUAN--t Will.
mako match with you 10 ptsh nro,ts for tho amount
yon propoe or cay othor greater amount Tho match 70
come ~ ~ stated n challenge Nv money Is ready,
in The hands of John Vincent Hail, TsrryoTB,
VIZ ANDREW VINCENT.
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AGENCY.

NFAsEN a co.'s WESTERN LAND AGENCY, IA
lN Eyetts, Ino--ofbcc in New fork, 81 Wall street,.
Coybmtnt lands located BY warrants or cash shares %
conmisson n Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, or Iowa Ja
ousloeaoas made on the newy oesed railroads ia
above states viii realize 100 per srruQ Parties
interested shond apply Immediately tho 6e locations
are being rsPdly taken mp n Co personally inspect all
eirc0lsrs sIrly at u e Land Warrant Once Of
r. J. COLEMAN. 63 Wall street.
DEAL ESTATE OFFICE, ~ HARRISON sTREET.-
~ Tho subscriber continues 70 give bic whole Alteration 20
the management OF real estate 90 soil lease ana col
loc the rents OF hons keeping them in repair sc. Pro
perty always hand and for Lots fsrns oouptry
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EXTRA FAY.

yNxTRA PAy.-AIL U. s. NAVY SAILORS Wu0
~ served In Cnt-d States vessel ia the rnshs 40
ono i31 promptly ottAiu sisir dousas
pay OF kDM AHD HsSh'dA Naomi.
reg wt,l
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LIQUORS, sc.


KIM nm CHOICE HAVANA sEGARS OF vARI
COO.OUV Gus brands aud Of the very hpept aualis1.
so uR ceses of elsret vino from 81 30 toS2 per case
Aso te largest and hneft stock in the city braudies
vines see sim whitley, ST. Crojx Jamaica rum cor
9as on every description, &C., &e expressly fer
ls trade md viii be sold from ~ 10 81 per cont for ossh
fellow any other house for tho quality Of goods
VIM ID. BENSON 4 CO., Importora
4Jf broore street, corner Mercer
A NERJcAN, ENGLISH SCoTcH AND IRISH ALEs
~ porter, aud brown stout Of tho bess qualities And In
variety: sohiedsm chns ugs And rsss
s warranted genuine ard OF medicinal auaHtv Nv
WIN H. UFDbRHILL 40 Broome street. corner OF Cr6sby
FRESH LOT OF TABLE AND eTHER CLxRET
brands and prime qualities Hcdgck, Charles HeJsck
NUNS and other very choice chsm wines
brandy, &c, 20, by WIN. II. UNORRHiLI 4sG Broomys
street, oerner cf Crosby street. D,'''0
pRdNDIEs or vxRIOCs yfNTAGEs, AND OF riff
II hyorite brandsPort sherry, Madeira pa
wines. whiGkey 10. &C. Ia store from boDded
warehouse, for spe by VIM. ". UNDERItIbL aW Iroome
street a Crosby street tweny per below any
other boute. -
(1oCNAc, ROCHELLE. AND BORDEAUX BRBNDIFs
y fnrRsle In oreoighth, quarter and half pree IRON
wsr"bonee or N quantity 10 srjt purchasers
~ rki&Rs n CHAMBERS, importers, 80 broadway.
NIvr uuEnRED THOUSAND HAVANA sEGAas,
CEN pfsng many VI tho eoet brhnas imporoi Various
Sshs o. Shsnparnes Hccks. 9autprnes and olSrots Lon
COT isa dublin Porters Fact India aud Ranbursh ALOE
FETkSs ! CHAMBERS. ~ Broadway.
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A ssIaNEEs sALE.-FoR SALE, ruE ExrENsIvE

A SSIGNEE'S SALE-F0R SALE, TUE EXTENSIVE
"A establishment known the Polyslott Printing Once
No IL Frankfort street, noar Park row. togshsr with
valuable lease covering tho whole building, and having
yearly i've to To capitalists wishing
In the bus ness opportunity seldom
sanaIlsd is bore offered. The oocupy two
"its nve presses ~ quAnsty
complete the successful f work.
English snd foreign variety and to almost
tomb Trio business has large circle OF cash and
with proper etep could be made worry profitable I'm
presonsy dispersed private sale
sold ut public auction the premises the 7th day Of
September at J2ooIock NJ For psrticuIars
inspection Of the property, apply to WfIdiAx RADDE
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DA0E BACON co BANKERS SAN FRANCISCO
Csl-Ixoatnse on London, Yspsraso, and cba princi
pal cities Of Tho United StAes for sale snb
ieotions made 1t Francisco, the interior
state prom ptly RENTED Refer
the American Exohsnge 8snk kears penosl Shexmaa
Co., New York.
DHTNIX MINING And MANuEACTUkING CON.
Il pery OF the state OF Virginia Notce.Ths holders %
certificates Of stock In this company particularly
anest,a tho Same 70 the oee o the osmpaay No -
change the certificates and give TO the holders OF all
Gates reaSlAry issued 10 place Of the old and
detect that may have boon Improperly ssueS
OF the hoard SAMUEL L. MTG NIL, President
N. l.. Nj CRrApy Secretary.
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+ ARaE SALE or A CABINETMAKER,s sTorv ~,
- ,'cL furniture by auctior -BaANCH K MnJ,oN.
NsLL i3 FULTON street, will sell Thnrsday Sui ;nst
"a their eaas room, the stoch " cabnstaksr decuns
business, vim. - '-
10 suts NJ wood aud mahogany furniture IN sIpsb
bfocatesIc and hair cloth. f1
y enamellod and marble ton chamber suits
J ~ mahogany sofss In hair cloth.
u dozen spring seat mshc rspy chairs
." large and small easy and rocking chas3.
roDe wood pianofortcs.
do mc,odoons
hso, ntrhe top dressing ure1us washetsnds por
gre and sofa aLIos rosewood naper
rMnnes china tos fots plated spoons and forks and
IVORY cry, extension dining spd other tables heaeh
Suas ana door mats Alec lot ~ second baud fnruiture
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A LBEKT II. EICoLAY, ACCOMPLISHMENTS
"A Of fifty Eve valuable lots situated New
Richmond county. Staten Issud, ct auction.
ALBERT II. NICOLAY will soil Thursdav, Sept g. at
IL O'Clock A. NJ the ground by order of o. Desoswny
ESQ., late Sheriff Of Richmond county without
the highest bidder nifty five valuable building lots
and wills sites situated a. the beautiful and romantic VI
splendid rssdenoes Of O. Vanderbilt MATTHEW Morgan and
John e. Greene, Esqrs and within Ave ninuea walk OF
.he ferry Tho lots located the ground in New
Brighton commanding extensive And elegant vsa Of the
bay, hsrbur, and narrows.
Also Gothic cottage built In thu most ,No6ern
style wts AL the usual improvement being about fifty
two feet front and by about eighty feet depth
tanning sixteen rooms exclusive Of laundry Kitchen bath
steven desirable ots This beautiful property situated
Ferries ssd In the Immediate yicinty OF tina
rantine hoas kave every half hour ffom O'Clock A. M
entn O'Clock p. NJ, and the last boat leaves Whitehall
New York at halfpast eleven O'Clock r. NJ which gives
every fa3ty gentleman business the
sity Of New York. desrons Of making this beautiful place
ais private rees This IL chance rarely b0
With the scenery this property being
perfectly surrounded with water and TO take this
view situated the highest point Of
COMMANDING wi.hcu- exception the haest prospect the
sorld.
Should IL storm Thursday Sept g. tho sale will not
sAke place until ednesdsy the 18th Inst, At tho
aour and place. Terms and title peffect For Etho
graphic maps and full particulars apply to the Ruconssr
~ Wall etrest,
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DJIJIARp 1agiCs-wE WOULD Inform OUR
ID rerJe public gencrsl that va have gu hand
large superior made stock OF tables, made up with
inJa rubber cushons, OF the
beet deNrpton sosbe for private or public Rug
s would 10 we'll call and examine for themselves An
tables sol hy warranted as repreontsd Bsns tho
lrrgelt extensive manufacturers 10 the unstsa
S,,iee enables furnsh superior table and VI ten
her cent cs than othors second baud tables for Sls-
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H. Store. $40 broadway.

Ds Store. $40 Broadway
KS SATURDAY, 10TH SEPTEMBER, AZ 10 A. NJ. AT Tue
AUCTION Room,
cs.osssted and said 70 be the moe. perfect and
and rds Professor Hsrs Mirror
lament nno sceres In the Holy Isnd
This magnificent work Of art Is painted $4,000
feet Of and has been praised throughout the entire
Union and for scenic effect has been exceied II
be 1T the auction in boxes and will be sold
positively On Saturday next to the highest bidder.