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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-02


DOYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP AFRICA FOR LIVER
IL pool-The AFRICA. w. Harrison, commander Win
from the Conpany dock ut Jersey City with tho
passengers for Europe. Wednesday April 81 II
o'clock precisely requested to board
By II O'clock A. n The Europa win sail the 18Th Of
E,OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THR o. 8.
j. mail steamship FRANKLIN J. A. Wotton comm ndsr,
will leave for Hayre touching At Southampton land the
nom pier No. N r. Price OF passage nrst Glass; SEQ;
DO do do second do. To. Luggage not wanted duriug
the voyage should be sent board The sailing
marked below" No freight will be taken after Thursday
NGsTON, agent, % Broadway.
CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- Tho Glasgow and New York Steamship Company's new
Craig commander, and NEW YORK. 400 tons
power) will leave New York for Glasgow under Wis
Wednesday, May TO- at IL o'clock M and Wednes juno
@ at Il o'clock NJ First cabin saloon state 500 do.
plyto JOHN McSYMON IS Broadway.
THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM.
ship Company intend starting their fsvorte steamships
rRoM PHILADELPHIA.
City OF asnehester saturday. April ~ ,SS4
Siy OF Slasgow. SAturaay May ~ looi
civ Of Phiisdeiphs : - :Sout Juno ~ 1881
-; From LIVERPOOL. -,
City OF Glasgow Weduesday. April ~ 1854
Si iy % eanesaay y ~ ise4
saloon 500 s6S and SIS according to state roomsj
limited number of third class passengers will DO taken
and found with comfortably cooked provisions for
Parties wishing to bring out their friends can obtain cor
tifoates Of and drafts Liverpool in Of 81
sterling and upwards Apply to SAMUEL SMITH, Agent,
AZ Walnut street, Phi adelphia
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Isl d. SMITH. PRECEDENT.

NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CONTRAC-
torsSsaled proposals. endorsed Proposal for build
sewer in Rivngton street, will be received at the Once
the Croton Aqueduc Department until Monday the 10th
q April 1854 e y o'clock ~ 4 which hour the bids
IA cuivers In Rvngton street. At the intersection Of
ern street. being length about l feet The plan Of the
5rk may seem and apecfcat obtained applioa-
IN ct this of6ce.
H4s ! ss9 ESSasrsr o; sss.s. Aa''a'''
York March 1854
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DACKETS TO HAyRE-SECOND LINE.-THK FOL.
lowing ships will leave Havrs the Itch and New

They all first class New York built ships provided
with all requisite articles for the comfort and
fpasssnssrs and commanded Of sxgerenoe in this
any charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN. Agents, Isl Pearl street.
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AMUyHMHMTD.
dp.a ~ u
; The S aRl M 9 81 P' vsSicE
BAssanio. M Pope ID i,obto Mr. wstins
Sts n9 y,;;o M e. L1nersss ota Nine Ponisi
Pas Semi mr. of0ssshor Nersa Mrs p,o. AeSo"
ANTONY AND ciEopAfRhA.' ' ffi0''
antony. Mr. Davidgs
Cieopatrs. Miss j. Gougenhein
WALLACKs THEATRE. BROADWAY. NEAR
w Broomo street-Doors open at to commence at ~
OLD HEADS AND YotSG HEARTS
Iitt,son Coke; Mr.; Lester Pompion. Mr. chippondsle
Tom Coke Thompson Lady Pcmpcn MRS. Biae Ike
Col Rocket Mr. Brougham Kate Rocket Mrs. stephens
Lady nlise hawthorn; hrs hoey
Popular Ag TMt x RoutGi DIAMOND. of'A''''A
Evergreen. Mr.: Reynolds Mangery Mrs Stephens
Plato MIR Chppendale Lady Plato. .Mrs. Conoyer
THE ORIGINAL CHRIsTY MINsTRELs. NO 472
broadway above Grand street Organized in lS42 The
THE MODEL TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
years have been received with patronage unparalleled in
the annals OF amusement in this city.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT, UNDER THE SOLE DIRECTION or
Tho only individual Of the Of Chrity engaged
-mex In Ethiopian represen taton The present
living who the band
at is organization except George n. Harrinston)
ACARp-The Christy nstrels beg leave to inform the
public that they have business with other
establishment IA this city elsewhere Admission 20 cents
sSan'A'' y r. r. cHRIsTY, Manager and Proprietor
Saturday next April benefit Of J. simpson Door
keeper.
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MOTION AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. MARCH3 1854. -
Public NOTICE y hereby givsn that By sct q the
issture passed tho special session, July 90 1853
onal charge Of ten cent IL addsd the hrst day q
M next o. q: sd9Rsd s ps, nsnt ' o
e unpaid, and that the said rents Unloading
ming the property which said rent remains unpaid
- returned the Clerk Of Arrears pursuAnt to the
{oyisions Of the got above mentioned.
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THE y ARoNs CAsKETs-CAsKgTs-cAsKE Ts-A
eh' for health, enriehins the blood 40 Thess
dyer eptc and gross indeed for everybody out OF health
ar superseaing the OF all other medicines Can be Oh
NAned AZ Baron Spclssoos depot 9 Spring street. under
the 81 Nicholas Hotel A sxsat vented toy svssy vr
~ VILLAGE In AQsd>A
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ROWEkl ThkAIRE-PkoPklEToR ANDMANAGER.
u Wsldron; Stage Manager, r. c. Wemyss. Time
doors will open atT curtain rises At O'clock
Lower Tier OF Boxes 30 cents Upper Tier cents Pit aud
Gallery, I2 cents Private Boxes S5 Ssats in Orchestra
Boxes. 20 cents; Seats in Private Boxes SO cents.
Monday evening, April 8, will be performed
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Incorporation .NOTICE.-PUBLIc NOTICE is
~ hereby given to the occupant
ans all houses lots improved unimprovcd lands
Affected thereby that the following assessments have been
Aompeted by the lodged in the Office OF
Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
Interested vizFor regulating and grading Futyeyenth
fttreet, from Fifth avenue to broadway. The limits
by such assessment include all the several houses
nd lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and land
tuatod on both sdds Of Fifty seventh street from Fifth
1tvenue TO Broadway side Seventh between
Fifty seventh and Fifty streets All whose in
crests affected by the above named assessments and
opposed to the same either of them request
d to present their objections in writing to tho undersigned
Ut their Office Hall Of Records, within thirty
from the date Of this notice.
~ WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLESJ. DODGE, Assessors.
Nv CHARLES MCNEIL,
Office Bureau Of Assessor snt Street Department March
Nh, 1854.
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way places and Camden; fare g. Express line b.
John Potter TO Amboy thence direct TO Camden byaes
through In ave hours: fare 81
HARLEM RAILROAD-INLAND ROUTE.-ON AND
IL after Monday, March "a Sundays excepted) for Al
bany and Troy, win leave City Hall station No. Centre
Bridge and stations north Leaving Of White
press, p. NJ. connecting with trains North and West
From City Hall station:-Mi llerton 2P M Croton
2. NJ, stopping at Yorkyie and stations North Williams
Bridge at 30 A. M, $780, 9l5, $780, 2l5 415 $50 and
r. NJ stopping at all way stations; Fordham, at II NJ
stopping as all way stations Passengers also procure
and other places and north Of Albany at the com
panys Offices corner OF Bowery and BroSme street. and
mentTains will leave for Croton Falls and all way sta
Falls at and 40 p M stopping 1t all way stations
the Sunday trans will be received and land
cd In the Twenty seventh street station only
Freight Albany received daily until at the depot
corner Of Centre and w hite streets.
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fJAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL
" phA from pier No. North river. Two Lines daily, q
IA. n. and 2P. n. Accommodation line at A. n, b
steamboat John Potter TO South Amboy thence BY y
John Potter Amboy thence direct 70 Camden BIZ oe
through In Ave hours fare 81
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MONEY AT $50 BROADwAY-CASH ADVANCE
M made merchandise jewery silver ware, watcAsqI
diamonds pianos or any other property also the sbsvs
bought for cash. Business confidential $50 Broadway
stairs from TO O'Clock. The highest prices paid N
MONEY CASH ADVANCES ON DIAMONDQ
M watches, jewclry silver ware, merchandise ysluables
and property generally bought for cash Apply
to r. WOOD 60 Fulton street. second floor front rseg
from A. NJ to p. N. -
THE ADVERTISER BEING ABOUT CUTTING UP
Of land into city lots, wishes TO meet w4
who has hundred dollars loan Good bsnng
given situation at fair salary for few months. ~
paid. Address box !, 200 Post Once.
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INCORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
BY gven 70 the occupant occupants
ali houses and lots improved unmproved lands
thereby that the Following have been
opmpleted by and lodged oco Of
ntsrestsd, visFor we'll and pump in l2Sth street.
Sixth and Seventh The limits embraced by
ach include all tho several houses and lots Of
East side Of Seventh avenue between l7th and
10th streets All persons whose interests Affected by
shove named and who opposed to the
either Of them requested present their
ctions in writing to the ndersigned at their Office No
All Of Records within thirty days the Of this
notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
" CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
- CHARLES McNIELL
IN 1854
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NTEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA sTEAMsHIP LINI

NEW YORK AND CAL1FORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
IN via Nicaragua-Ths Accessory Transit Company Of
SiGsrsgus IN advance q the mail
crossing The new double engine, steamship NoRTHERN
North river ut three o'clock p M precisely for San Juan
Del Norte, on Wednesday, April connecting with tho
them the Ncargua Transit route having but twelve
In their ventilation and
datons For further information PASSAGE apply only to
CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, Bowling Green.
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TOR SAN FRANCISCo-INDEPENDEN LINE
James NJ Cross, proprietor OF Atlantic steamer, Ed
ward Mills, proprietor Of Pacific steamers. The cee-
sr 1 new and double engine steamship NORTH STAR
Wednesday April g. at O'Clock p NJ precisely from the
foot Of Beach street. North river to connect with the
It expected that the by these ships win
through in twentyone twenty-five days For tickets
apply only to JAMES NJ. CROSS, No. Battery place. up
stairs
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MEDICAL.

np. RALPu-HoURs OF OFFICE CONSTELLATION
IL from eto ~ A. NJ and 6to 9P, NJ, except Sunday at
6I3 Houston street, near wooster.
DR JOHNSON, 16 DUANE STREET, MAY DE CON.
IL suited oonhder tally Dr. j. Ia regularly educated
phyan has praetsed 1T his present oce for the last
twenty two years. Hours frorl s A. "a. to s T.. ".
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M LARMoET PARIS AND LoNT on PHYSICIAN
W. and surgeon rs cor suited AZ ~ Reade stseet
Of Broadway, from y a. A. till p NJ and f. IN IN in
drug store His grcs' work, $40 pages, 81.
THE OLD DIR P.UETER HIMSELF, THE PHYSICIAN
i who estsbIisp the Hunterian Dspen ary No. Diy
sion s,rsst in 81 can be committed ss Us ,al from
till 10 Sundays exceptcdD at tho oil onaoo word
to the wiseu sufficient
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BURNING OF MOSCOW, AT BRoOKLYN.-THIs
ID celebrated Di0,.ma beautiful pioptrc Pantings and
inimitaSle every evening this week, at the Brooklyn
Museum.
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TTNCLE TOMS CABIN FOR SALE-A SPLENDID
" dioramic representation Of the above, consisting
twentysiy beautiful arranged expressly
applied for as the proprietor Is about moving
Apply to GEO LEA 1 Chatham square, In the afternoon
evening.
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"TRIP TO THE MEDITERRANEAN AND SEAT OF
war in the East.-The fine clipper bark OREGON, Thcs.
Higgins commander 400 tons register will be despatch
ed from this port during the month Of May hsf route to be
nope remaining each Of the ports route sufficient
time give opportunity to see the places
ZOE iuf'nef pai''uiaHs SAMrRoN l1s Wall street.
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THE POWER OF EIGHT.-MUCH HAS BEEN SAID
and written from time to time about the power Of
hut remember to have heard anything said
about the peculiar Of eight All figures derive their
power their relative positions and the figure eight
be placed position which will give than
that possessed BY 900 horse engine For oxampe-It
Christy ant Woods Minstrels IA Broadway. will
o'clock and standing In that position the figure
power inAsnuch IL 10 able to draw
thousa nds of people there Its bidding.
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LlOR SAN FRANCISCO-IND LINE
JAS w. Cross proprietor of Atlantic steamer Edward
Mills, proprietor OF Pacific senmerThe celebrated
and double engine steamship NORTH STAR $500 tons
turthen, viii leave New York for Aspnwall Wednesday
rison street. N r. to with the splendid
steamer Yankee Blade $500 tons burhen 1t Ia expected
that the by these slips will through San
Francisco in q or p days For tickets, apply only
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CETTING UP IN THE wORLD-GEORGE CHRIsTY
" undoubtedly getting up in the world pccuniary
sense and he making such troops of friends that he be-
gins to he will DO able them all aftsr while
unless he hit upon some method Of getting in the
world in another sense-that Is the law
gravtaton and taking elevated position that he
may all around him. short time since individual
inflated rmor which enabled him to leap from twenty to
thirty the air pleasure George thinks Of send
ing of these 'nstitu'.'nsn and
receives it, he intends to give his friends notice that
they all ut he will have trouble in
spying them out In the meantime George Is always able
to sec as many stow themselves into the hall
occupied by George Christy and oods Minstrels, ~
Broa
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FURNITURE.
TURNITURE FOR SALE-A FAMILY ABOUT TO
leave the city will sell their furniture reasonable
cash customer. Address Furniture Union square Post
Gficc, for week.
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A UsTRALlA.--PIONEER LINE OF MONTHLY
"A Packets carrying the United States mail..The Anne
rican clipper ship NIGHTINGALE, lO66 register
will be about the 10th Of April for Melbourne
sixteenth ship Of this line The Nightingale built
Pres for exhibition st the Worlds in London
Ing been built at immense expense. Passengers who
will pay the rates charged by the Great Britain viii be
ranteed she makes In less mo than tho Great
britain Plans Of the cabins will be forwarded by mail to
intending passenger For freight apply to r.
w. CAMERON, 116 Wall street.
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IN At 66S broadway, opposite Bond street, from A. II
'n By say an Season dss
sentsi single admission 70 cents The Academy having
hibition will positively clore the 18th Of April.
T. ADDISON RICHARDS, Corresponding Sec'y N. A
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A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE.-THE SPLENDID
packet ship PRINCE Ct. DE De % loading At
the 10th April For balance Of cargo and cabin passage
Lord l06 Wan street. Arkeu Elliott, 6 Pear street
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RuRToN,s THEATRE, CHAMBERS sTREET.-DoORs
- BENEFIT OF Mr.. j. c. Barnet.
Monday evening. April 3, will be performed
. - DAVID COPPERFIELD.
Copperaeid Mr. Russell Miss redwood mrs Rushes
uriah Heep. Mr. Johnston Rose Dartle Mrs Bue ktand
Iraddes Mr. Levere Mrs Mioawber. Mrs. Holman
Dani fegotty MI Andrews Mrs Steerforth Mrs. Cooke
Ham, Mr. Norton Martha. Miss Raymond
HOW 10 MAKE HioaE; MiPPYT'. n''''A
pabehiek. Mr. Burton Mrs. Dabchiek. Miss Raymond
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM sTREET-TRE
IN TEMPLE OF THE MORAL DRAMA.
Sole Lessee, Proprietor and Manager, A. II. Purdy.
Performances ct o'clock afternoon In tho eycnin
livery EVENING AND EVERY WEDNESDAY AND
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Commence afternoons at two o'clock)
The great original drama Of
UNCLE TOMS CABIN
A. performed the house continually aee the 18th Of
July. ~ 49, ' A1''
unole 4oms Mk AnFard
@. NlnArc. .Ar = ~ howe
SumPsoA Vusss .Ar n Stone
Evs.. lAttle CordeiiA HOWARD
nssSis. NJ d. w. l. Fox III. Bird. Mr.. q jones'
G:SS:s:. M cissE: Casey; Mr.; sssni:.s.
PsnY...,...::.. NJ. 7: Fog Ennsns. Hss Barber
Admission. and 20 eents children half 70 after
aoon Performance only.
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DURTON'S CHAMBERS STREET,-MONDAY Even
ID ing, April 3, MI Burton in two parts
BENEFIT OF
MR.. ]. c. BARNET, TREASURER,
when will be performed the favorite play Of
DAVID COPPERFlELD,
and the last new and laughable farce'of
HOW TO MAKE HOME HAPPY.
Tuesday-A fayorite comedy.
Wedpesday-Mrs. Burton's Benefit.
THE TEMPEST will be produced next week.
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ARRIVALS Al THE HOTELS.
SATURDAY.

EXCHANGE HOTEL Eryan sad LADY,. G.ouee.,e.
= w Wood Lexington; Y Sooihs, Smi,Lfeld: y w Nil.
nor, Va w Wade. Mo; Il Simpson, Florence: J %
Young. Henrico; II Carter. Iichuood ID g bancroft.
Ga; Sharp, Lynehbrrg; A II Jone.. T.ppah.nnoeL;
Il Rev, AL; Levy and Lady. Raufnaut aud l. ,,i,
Memphis; Birksiale, Amelia; w johnson Jr Peer.
burg; Ciaybrook, Tenn; B,rnu ell and LADY s G.
Humphreys Fayette co; Pail Jones, Lynchbuc; Il d
Hughes, New Haven; II l. Ro5ards Va Rev Mr. aud Nr.
T~,ry. Mo: Rich, Washington; " II Mayhe-. 4 +
Coleman, Stanton; HARRISON, Master Harrison. Louis
vile.
AMERICAN HorEI--wm Gray Baltimore; d Alien w,,,
InEiou: W Amber. Iouss: W CurnbeTl.nd 4 "A -,.
Phi F.ssrai DinsidtIe Harvey IadT. Ai,bsns
~, rnong' Brook. Cisrtsil. Never, y: Lp..
Danb'y Ragoy, Lyns hbag, H' watlIn, a " i.rx
Imp uEEins, N Naggah, Charleston. - :
COLUMBIAN HOTEL W Mallory, Ps,.I,s,,v. c,,..,,
Foster, captsin Travis Bat more. Sotty r
A sniGh, Richmond; Chas II wAtscl Nes YoTk "@'' :
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JOHN q. SIIAPER,
TAILOR AND DRAPER,


w.. fourteenth street, Rich ond. Vn.,
,p.taiy call attention to his styles spriny
ssu',er oood'. spis-diy
Ins Whole pha cot n as5r Of iIoof.
we are glad to the Dys
as se believe supple. dead, the medical
have -hia-n their asrks, aud the paslic
.pa,sd from the d.ne., ~ ,.aosEs poisonous
"s1 W 'ne real mt''rs'-Heruh ivis--tr2v
~ IL. It. It.-scRopuLA-Ths pubic should .no, ,1.,
favorable changes In the human system within
one usef o. ,sn day, for all they
TAKE TAKE Is insne.ht Zach Of the remediee ave prompt
nsT ,eo instantly In serofoa RAILWAYS RESo
No EEOLvESr exhibits favorsbi. chang. hours,
etsi. Nsrruriai Deposits unee,n and foreign matter, are
'.,",ei and tn human system renovated pre-
In cases Of Rh-nn,. RADwAYs READY RELIEy will ,,op
nes exc neiatng In i've nbaes frequently
bo,, Ia, oen crippled Tor walk with
For Dypegsis, RAILWAYS REGULATORS are certain cur.
hesh, AL I clean pure shi strong, and insure
$500 Sh n Onee No lci FULTON
Bold by Druggists everywhere. jyl lin
SN LYONS kAtHAiRoH.-Ih- Kalhsiron nsuuaiiI. the
veg The buman Hair after Of year, cleanse,
esap rom D,hdrnn and Its inparirs viii cure III.
hg o.t desirable article Cung gloss TO tbe
"a te world IL happily uni.ss the effect, q the
The most delightful o~ers should be withou p,e.
only 70 cents In large bottles Sold dealers ev.ry.h.e
,o a. d. 4. BARNES, Proprietor
-U'o-t l6i Broadway, ". Y.
Holloway. Ir>-1 csrfdia SPECIFIC Tor ysTr,ssa,,.
L'rneN' ~ Spirit, dnd vonIe,rair
Elects produced by these invaluable truly
~ following the directions a. 10 Ii, noie III
using them irabiy aaysd tone OF the
To The blood and robust health Person,
udos and sedentary habits being liable III,
ensure n good state OF health. , -
Tor ssleby PURcELL LADD co. myas-2v
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ONO RIVER, &c
THE MARKETs.

M" foRE, July lb.-The money market continues
lighi stocks are dull aud prices the decline. Can.
ION ~ hHo 81 H.? Reading G7 g Cumberland Coal
S3 Z; Nicaragua 81 l.?.
Flour is more active Sale of 5000 bbs at 60 62at6 as
Tor common TO fair State choice do e. Southern SIS so
atp. Rye flour aud Corn m ,al dull
Wheat quiet sale OF 5000 bushels Missouri red al b7c:
white 20 os. Corn-20 600 bushels common mixed at
62 white 60; yellow ~ cents oats b4a56 ccuts Rye
ll8 cents.
PHLADELPntl, July l6.-Stocks dull and dropping -
Breadstufs qniet-sales Flour at 1891 Red wheat At
l,sO; white ~ 90 per busbeL Corn 7Ia56 cts. Rye
llo cts. Whiskey 97a2s cts
NEW ORLrAss July l4-Cotton firm snd IN wards city
healthy, - Business dull.
CHAsLrsros, July i6.-Coiton 6rm aud upward
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Tfios ,. CI,RKK. late OF Hi-hrsoas.
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE nrPIcp.

VIE sabaoeer having purchased N, one. lat. In q, o.
paney Of rhouss viii b. 40 1890
cor ' x nsrs,. 10 A. ssdsr The
and ths Da~ns will be forwarded ey are
THOS J. CLARKE,
BALTIMORE, Nd.
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RN sEg gR sa hs.1gtt

gG2&n-4'R1E.sE Ls&H&S .k54sSSS tsSyikE
S pasNn IND IND DANviLLK RAiI.ROAD-opFN TO
rsT SS a Train viii daily Sunday, e1eee
Manchester Robou Coal vei To%sbSTS points OHy
asytoEah Liberty Church. Mehsn Key,ve brake. psns
Leave Richmond on o'oioet M R.,u,n,r,
~ 1910 O'Clock, p. ". "''N'e AoahoEe
Servants travelling By ,hemssives must spres
pss 50 thst one can be retained 10 the ee must be
Ssi.' stated o" the pass are P''a'd the
Pas,nEsu CarEsvlle. Milton North cO,otn. A., w.,
eeyyS can heet Moss Co.'S Coaches Roanoke on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays. ~ y" '"es
Through 70 oirkwile q, M
Yanceyvlie, NJ Observation-Disclosures . 90 S9
iys Chief Engineer and supefintendsnn,
M EDITEHHNNRAN - ONE-The only caeetus remedy t
perfectly clear and Tsv h s,Gne -heh
price on ~ such s'used 90 They arc the cen
jI6 % Msin .,rs,,
a ~ kEGs suAERiOR WESTERN PEATiIrRs on cot.isn
liyo HUNT HARVEY.
tuNBEIiYOMErhH ,HIHos-ws are in recent, and - a.,
ps and sr@sn 81 oSa a'G, d% from y ne ,'oy
They have been pronounced by M parties used them 10
Dc y Ss' best 0""'" no" )" use 'oF ''''% zmvvDvy
r., ccg,,,D,, hip ,ns
wfNsroN dissolved this day By limitation Il BENZ i'm
portrait 10 settle the business Of this concern all persons in
Prseesbis creditors requested si,,m.
Tor settlement Her partner IL authorized IL nae on
July Ist, 1854 T. WINSTON,
ooPARTNERsnlP Subscriber. have ,h, day n,,elated
,s%,sys together under The style and hrn T. WINSTON
CO. Tor The pgrpo. O. conducting Gtory and Comm,'on
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MORE STREET PREACHING RIOTS

BUFFALO July There has been street preaching
here Tor several evenings amidst increasing eXcemcns
Last evening number Of Irshmcn assembled opposite
the American HOTEL Main street. when fight ensued
Eight lriehmen bad their heads broken but none were
killed. Five lrishmon arrested and fined There
will be preaching again this afternoon, aud probably
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