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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-04
Supreme Court-In ChnaaI,crs.
Before Hon. Judge Cltrke.


July 3.--Thls morning q motion was made by
Me-srs. Edmon Blsnkman and Fletcher Park for
writ of habess corpus to bring before the Court the
body of Cornelius J. Vanderbilt, who, IL appears,
was on Sunday arrested lunatic and Is now con.
fined In The Bloomingdale asylum. The petition
was made by William Currie Esq, and states that
he eaw Mr.. Vanderbilt few moments before he was
arrested, and that he WAS perfectly mpe. The
Court granted the writ and made Il rctdsnable on
the eth inst when the matter will undergo isvesti
cation.
Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt.
IN THE NATTER OF THOMAS DUNLAP.
Jrry 3.This morning DR.. Brown, Superinten-
dent ~ TIE Bloomingdale Asylum, came into court
b. vipaicatc his conduct in this matter. as he said
that The newspapers had severely censured the
manner in which lunatics were treated there, and
presented his own affidavit wherein he denied some
Of the facts stated in the petition Of Thomas Dan
lap, for q surersedeas.
The Court asked IL he denied that Mr.. Dunlap
vas now sanel
DR.. Brown-No, sir. But we wish TO vindicate
our conduct 10 this matter and exculpaie ourselves
from the Ieproacb that has been heaped upon az.
The council fer Mr.. Dunlap, Mcssrs Blankman 4
Park, bere came Into court upon other business, and
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Three briggs unknown.
SAILED

ships Mercury Havre, Troplc Antwerp; Liberty, Nov
Orieans Southampton Lve pool Whistler (cppee1 Bos.
Tor; bake Empire, Trieste; yolunte -.
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q. sAEpr HOOP Pn1sr1Ee TrI.enArHI

SANDY HOOK July ST. Pu.
with cargo 81 enlt, to Nc Dcwoif Juss is
lat a. Ion IS tigtsliIei ship Hibernia bound (frcn
Philadelphia for Liverpool.
fHH HleHLASps, July 3--Suadoua.
The clip Mercury 10 passing the High anes bcual cut
Ing the Book, inward bound.
Wind light from Wsw. Weather hasy.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE.


Thursday Morning March l6 1854
Cofr0N-The market active yesterday and the
eS embraced fully 1880 bales without further change
10 prices. We quote
MN ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION ..-..-
Inferior 51z0 az Middns Fair. 1ot40lo3s
q a,, naT9y LIZ a * aan; 1.;: g
Good Middling. 99S0lo tGood and Fine. %
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT. o"-.
Book hand sept / 1858 ., .lu672 1856
yesterday 50. 27l-94,l54 162@125s2
s5472e 4lg97
Exported to dats.,... 69o63l 1923
- Yesterday. So 7,l42~e97773 oOo-l6 423
Stock on hand not cleared. ... 25s 95s 1854
ToBACGo-we heard of Al hhds taken at osSc, 5 Lugs
AT &C. and Is Admitted at go o tb.
SUGAR And MOLAsSEs--rhe sales of Sugar com
prsci 900 to 1000 hhds 344tG33.c for Fair to
tnliy Fair OF Moasses, aboat 1900 hbs taken at
lon for Prime Beboiled
fLoUR-Qniet. and sales confined to 200 bbls fine at
50 ~ and 1850 superfne Ohio satboat load, SO 60
GRAIN-The supply of Corn was light and we noticed
rs OF barely l500 sacks at 555sc for Inferior 6052c
Yellow
PR0YIsioNs-The principal sales Of Pork that we
noticed We're 100 bbls Prime at sll and 400 Mess ION
Tuesday, at Sl3 p Dbl Bacon steady with sales
Is casks at re for Sides and 5c p b for Prime Shout
ders OF Green Meats. the recent sales previously
ferred to- embraced 10000 b, in lots at &C. and
100000 b Prime at SIC D. Ii Lard still request,
and 1900 bbls and tierces taken follows 81 at
Nae 3l6 In two ios at &c. 24e at the 70 Prime
"g and ION Tuesday EVENING" It's bbis and erces at
"a GS7ae, and $50 Prime at 915c q ID.
CoEFEE-Demand active, and 1000 bags Rio taken,
lncudng ll20 Inferior at &C. 1855 Fair 10tc 1913 at
l95 300 at lO1aH3llc and $50 Prime at lie Z, tb.
TAGGING AND ROPE-200 bales India Baggug were
SOD at 2c on time adding interest Of Rope 200 coils
Fancy Kentucky wers taken at So cash
IALLOW-A lot OF 100 bbls Prime City Rendered was
sold At 1880 % Is.
WnIsKY-ssIes of 100 bbls Rectifed in lots at 26fD
Mac 40 divers Extra at Csc and 90 Raw the reduced
sstr of % &c v gallon.
RfREl8HfS-fwo ships taken for Liverpool at
=. for Cotton two British 3-I6d and some shipments
10 New York made at IS q hid tor sugar, &c p gallon
for Molasses from the city, and Sc from the Coast
E&cHANGE-The demand for Bills was fair Mt our
quotations:
ster'ns .1o7 1&61Os]4 p ct prem
OF. l35< k15f2l1S
New York sixty-day Bills X Ct uisc
sight Gheeks on New York......... ld0k "A ct flisc
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET


JgFPERSos CRY.
Wednesday Evening, March Is, 1854
Arrived to-day, So head of Cattle The sup ly of
Stock contained scant to day and prices in favor of
holders:
-PaICEs-
BEEF CATTLE twe.tern1 fine 010 . b net
COED ..-..,........s.., 9i691as "a h net
(Attskapas Il Texas)., -i0-e u is net
.....,................. b07 q ID net
shhEP I'm lots) f-DUhn D 10 u head
90 GOOD and Choicel ......s518 AGO % a head
AlcH Cows. .....,.,.......S37 0otGSo 90 u bead
EChoice). ...........S- oo6D-- 90 p head
CALVES AND YEAFLtHts.. ,...,...S 50Gp12 - p head
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LECTURES.

"OMAN'S RTGHT5-MRs. FRANCES D.
w GAGE St. Louis tf'ly the citizens
e. die. of New tas. that she will give Of
Leetars PotieaI and u al Disabilities Of Woman
The Ef ct al Re.trcsous Political and Legal
~ seeone Lecture on TfIuRsDAY EVENING March 49, a, LY
Door ct the
fE Doors open at I o'clock mhi4 St
TOURSE OF LECTURES. s. Box
christanily the Jsw will deliver Course Lectures
TIE o. 1 Poss Power o. and m
Glory Day.
~ Th Invasion Of The Northern O. Ra.;anl and their
Tbs p-siny q th J.ws a. Naioa '
VI The Dsny Of the United sats subject of Scripture Pro-
WI The Rite Progress Decline and Downfall Of
The rss Three Lectures Course will
and comnedoas Me,hod Church carosdss,
WEDNESDAY ard THURSDAY EVENINGS (ths lab, 18Th and
public and especially Israe
ties, respectfully invited to attend. nh 3at
EfREE LECTURES in the HALL of the Me-
cEaSIcs' INSTITUTE Philips street. MONDAYS and
MntDAY, 6h-on Mechanism Man. By Prof G. A. Mott.
THURSDAY shA of the History
MoNpAY ss na u 5sfs' Lecture, n.
aenee the Mechanic Arts the Human Race.
MONDAY aOon the Necessity of echsncs Education By
THURSDAY asdoa The Dangers Of Mechanism By E. D. Rand
q he Gsabsne S9 af,s % Com
mos Tsres ,d By sT rid E,a
q the United stNeas ontrastsd with other Countries BY G.
THURSDAY, lsth-on Palestine" By Or. W: A Scot.
M3NpAY .1th-sneltct to BE- selected By Prof D,mry,
4ohn Popular Education Europe and the United
MONDAY a4ihtn Astronomy Eclipses
By George ralsy, VIC: KENDALL,
mhS Chairman of Comm tee on Lectures.
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sp1sgs s4sSBtNYs gaygl1est
shsty Rogsfs Mours eeocs do whisky CT Atsr-s do do
Meoear aeo9e a. aicohe CANDLES
e9 Do starch Grief &ces0 bbls
Henderson, Terry &coi do MeIsmors keo-4s .d
Total n balon cotton X ~ " "'p''
No o. ssl has "a bbs rt
bs RI ~ casks bacon las .cs
pn.s sanS Dos whisky Smith, johnson d.
or-s Dds seed MaupAy9 btA Ssaa1d-sk do an
10 do Tarantol60 do poa BauEsnos Do
oeana d. Cowan &coyi warn n % senns,
Long 4 Magione. r. ' N' y Dytns
sugar. 50 bbla oss.s.
foy ASery24 hbds sugar IS bbIa DonpeI
o nha sugar Gerard ob3 Hewes91 do towsy
Lo9i Chnpenier4s Braud do bbls do q "a
hhds 10 bales Tosca Hayds Total sea
bids sugar. 50 bbls moas M ''N
ALToaPer Mahn Jewe 1879 sacks corn M.tbe,,
Se 20 do W4a do oats Duffy a0T IL NJ I'd
nlds bacon 800 bba -four e5 do t, ,t
Woodruff bbs pork rs lea lard n m bas ia bds
e rye brh.ra bb do pork ISL do
nosr os Gayle &co5 bbls Buddseke &eoie do ayr
prs baggng ~ coils bag, potatoes bb gs
ara annil bbs ties lard ba9 beans elder aeoTs bbl,
pee 40 PORK casks bra meat and order
LLEPer steamer Mary Hunt hhds Tobacco Fellows
40 90 BRYANT hobinsonf do do CadweIf do
ds do Warnsken KcbhofSpd Murphy
con ~ pea banging Smith, johnson rhe.e
~ Z " Benton deo9o eks bacon bb
pps nn usrea lard 41s bba pork Hewitt Norton 500
atss Brother % do do Whishcad
ai q 10 ics hsms Martin Cobb-S
fhersenS do do ks'op g. bo1ss
1.s Chian dod- Baker kco9Uo Dbl,
Dbl. pork Wright Acc 1855 sacks
pies ~ 6rigbYs46 ka hills Gvens-U bales
cotton swinsy Green aSo Total l62 hhds tooaeso.
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MASS MEETING.

re- In order to Public Reform In our Mup;cna
affairs and economical and through administration of
our City Government in accordance with the Public will
the undersigned hereby call CITY CONVENTION to
assemble LAFAYETTE SQUARE, on THURSDAY
EVENING March &c. 1854 at O'Clock for the purpose of
nominating pAETY some of our best and
most capable citizens to ill the various charter oc.s
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT,
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Sn p AS S'I9 Ap'AeA sor,, W We'd lev
BBI.lip Araads Mills lysEpoo. r. TT af lii
Bark Gon"o1ors, Williams, New York, ohas psake AGO
sehF William, Mott Corpus Christi, w aihn
ARRIVED.
s'Anssp Leuia Smith from ndaaoa and Galveston Harris
b ship Arthur Main days London maslor-si
BIZ Nsom, Wright, from London sth Feb in ballast 10 master
Alice Bae days from, HAVANA to Hoaad dssrie.
steam boats.
jean Wehbre, Bew!es, from St Msinsvlle.
sa w H Gssa B. sG 4f fssn Ss Cincinnati
c S4ss ~ NJ + 9 sas en'i""n from Louisville.
Martha Jswett Jewet, from Alton
rowDos, M, hun ps srS' s Sm i L9":s
bark Naomi and sahr Alice.
MEMORANDA
w The steamer Louis Whteman len cnenn,t the sth astsnt
H., g SS ss s F$g A @ k'y ra,!d s
Hunt at Iaes Point, passed illinois at Napoleon.
EXPORTS
Amcrics6o bids ls+ essks
bales cotton aoa 800
NE% y%RK ~ Dbl. l1s hf ss pola.,ss
h!s whky, Is bbs mols,,, BEANS
6RfGs %: sP'Sn m -four cola rope. 90
EEaTool-sa bales So.lan It's tcs 1875 bbls lard
SkPoo1- sunn-428 bales GOTTEN 1856 b.s hhds bacon
$3.50 slaves.
IMPORTS
lSnIANOLA and GALVESTnN-Steamsbip Lou.ians-I3 has
cotton Williams, Bathurst &eo-4 do do Powell Eopknssunirs
HAVANA-sehr Ace2Ss 'uga NicbosonaiO brs cigars
Quadrst- case d. A dodo ya do
Horse
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
ST. MARTINSyILLEer Jean Webbre: bales cotton
\ 55I' si Darby
@ b. sTs. Nelson s as4s EaE Fsr s .r%
Owen Cobb bis syrap hid sidda Gren
Total IA bales eotton LIS hhas 10 bbs monsse
BAYOU sARA-Per Il "a bales Buchanan
Carroll &eos5 sslocqs Ls1 Bogert Foley Av+ry-6
Payne HARRISON Ward JoeasS Naie, Cox @eo6 Nelson
bales Sc bids Gerard coss hhds
10, bids nOaes Bufbdga Adams24 bids 20 hb
Anhetger "a hhd 80 bbs molasesJ Panoho
hhd do Csmmaek, west-24
,C,na4i-as do do do do de Eg.nass do
FOrta2U do do Roman keInOn66 do do 500 bbls moa
Laure Mccall Total ia cotton, 56a hhds sugar 1856 bb
ucRsset
CINCINNATI-Per Whiteman; hhds
Montgomery 25 hhd bacon ShuI dlen 90 bh Daer
Dbl. eggs whisky oil loo
b1s DC bss candles lis whisky Landis
Smith Brethsr-s0o kegs lark W ~rgn &co-so bx chess
q hf ObIs butter Ad.mbo kegs BITTER
SCai0Q dodo Hunitngon-2 do vinegar Is do eggs schne
b hills Sn @ 10 bis Shss, $50 candles Grief
Tayt-t CassySss bbs Hour Fosdlok Kdge
eo-l psg Rogerg, Mcclure Geo
ls5 kegs bills pork IS ph kegs nrd 90
s VOORHEES, Gfsgs &eoS ebs LetnerlOO do
backing rope Pope ELTON aeoa6 kegs cheese
tE bbs Dsgan-603 bbs potatoes R4dsy-4O whi.ky 50
psgn brandy Morphy Neviua ~ bb hams ossby Macnay5
ham. Wright 6co-40 hhds
shut1 Hadden-i7si skssOn Trit'heh &eos6 do do
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VIII I-ave SATURDAY. srch ls,At e'elors p NJ
NOR HURR1CANEan and CAROLINE
IL BLUFF SHREVEPORT, GRAND ECoRE | NJ -
ALEXANDRIA aud sill internsdisse lsnding Regu
ar Red River Packet POST BOYThe f&4 ruaalng
hgt draught steamer P,IsT BOY Bosrdnsn
Height freight passags
having spp~ board, ft Bi-nvls
mi JOHN Ell Il ydrazst reeg. I
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COAST.
OPELOUSAS.

VIII leave SATURDAY, Mar h ia, at o'rIo-s r.x
E0R WASHINGTON and .0PE- syy -
" LausAs-Tbe ssf> fast ing LetfsATE
RED RIVER, Losali@r, MASTER, will -
" sbav and al iaeedAts landings aooye For freight
pssaage, spps on boEra,
SHAW L ZUNTs. No II Fnlioo street
ne Red River freight and psangsr for sIA5Pf T
aaf AZ aiher snfings h. I e1s.alev Nhl4 g
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= wi leaye FRIDAY March II, o.. lock
NOR GRAND LAKE LANDING, w-
PRINCETON, LAKE. PRt,vfDENGE.s MILF -sN5tA&4S
aEN's bESn viCKsgURs, Grand GULF, ROD -
SEf Matches FORT ADAMS. BAYOU SARA BATON sOGs
sid all Intermediate
FRANK LYON r. Este master. above on
FRIDAY through the O'Clock
apply board,
SsR0THEg L BROS. Agents, IS Poydras street
az The Frank Lsou will CLERK
street esFly Wedneafnv
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FLATBOATS.

In Fourth District
1NDIhNA-Per Moorais a s corn Middleton.
Fellows 6co. n - '
1NDhNA-Per Benediet's Tuitehs
oHo-Po Murdoch and Ro6srts's -four sra
ham a. Buckingham. - "
APer Dvss three pork 1900 kegs lard
81 bags GU '~
INDANAPer udissons bosta5O00 pork 10 bs s6 ksgs
lard - : - " ~'s'
ssraud Mark. boa-97ooos lbs pork 600
kegs lard nerso N board. - r. '''SO
iNDIASA-Per boat nork C.v,r TyL..
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ST. Ii lis

- win leave THURSDAY March 10. ~ oclokM
ANOR ST. LOUIS and ILLINOIS w- =
l. RIVER--Th. light dAughs 6s9SSa1+4
ming passenger steamer FRANK PIERCE, W. nEazazzsf
W. Witt-nberrs,
As above For freight or passage ho.rd or .,
mhlt soG2R S, Mc,,i IRE q CO. Poydras street.
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H0LLOWAY,s PILLS A NEyER-FAHJNG REMEDY FOE
COMPLAINTS OF THE STOMACH, INDIGESTION AND SICK
ibis eztr ordinary
other remedy has ri-d sue in any
way rom General Debility Sex Headaches Bile
Comp may rest assured that these Pits will
radical however bad their
I'd that this medicine directly anarina life
that
therefore, whofs subject
recourse to HtIL6WAY'S PILLS
% Soli
near Temple Bar London and BY All she respectable
Ueaers ~ Medicines the az
u SO esch Wholesale the principal Drug tie
CO, New O-leans. " 80
e There considerable taking large sizss
sHIaa n zach box. " 80
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OUAGHTTH RIVER.

viii lsave FRIDAY Mare II. s'ciock p.
E$OR CAMDEN, FRENCH,PROP., 49, -
BEACH HILL. LITTLE BAY, MILLER. LE9a&
BLUFF Ell DOR DO LANDING. & H HpAGko :,
WiLMIsGToS, MORO l. NDrsG, PIGEON HLLaCa0 WILLY,
SALINE. Sp1Ns, QUA HITA n LoCHL0NON NJ.
Port UNION, TsENeoN MONROE, COLUMBIA, HARRISON.
bDR,H TRINITY nlI
Packet Steamer LOUISAThe Ugh draugbt p-ssense6
steamer LOUISA, Cpt Keeling, viii leave sghs
mills SMITH FIsiIsTER, is Canal srsss
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BALLS-BALLS.
Htsts-HGtS,
n sun..a.. L.. Ii . n. ::

~ II s idle to that HAT covering keel
Oh the and noble
what shading to the puret shield edua obopga
| IDEAS OF all thoughts o feelings
Gentlemen land
the 81 81 HATS from eRE; they are eoua
the street aud much superior
| taste. DURBRIDGE g. YALLETrE, Camp
| dis 2rtf tive doors from the Pjeaynne Office
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E Those nfaihle of RUPTURE in all its
forms daily increasing popularity
10 their friends with heartfetloy II
fursd, by the of
SHERMAN's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEnYntt,
The Medie-l Faculty Of this England
and ally their appreciation Cur-
tive Tus while they the uny constructed ia
aceuTda with the principles Of Surzey. ii
d'tea ~ aellon from Az others it, light elastic,
wear eoss comRl tey the hernE
rupture Iercse But here e it observed that
ions the construction OF the that
cars they must loeS equally n to app ny
familiar nth the the
that geot will result awreBca me eae
nrnsd English winter Hernia incest
n mech = '
E The RUPTURE REMEDY application which ia
taken ahopt fesrg aiding cure
Its use acean w4aLles IN The lower
a0 omeu, prsdfsp sisinn rupture. =
ms Of the proprietor of this popular Truss Remedy
weo has devoted the sniy
nPu naees HIM rr'minaion slect compress rght
sl.n nd shape pr mots speedy and edttsl
r psrt,e"lar attention given Ruptured Children.
PLANTERS and others their SLAV CURED.
eriBg with their labor enhanced usEF
NESS = = - =
II Persons the Curative TRUSS ard RUPTURE
NEAiEf and TO svot hi mutations particular
he and observe the
for and have peront interview wit
DR.. ERMAN,
f.ba3 ly3P 20 ST. Charles
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RICKSRURG

= VIII leave SATURDAY. March IS. O'Clock, p NJ.
ESOR VICKSB URG, WARRENTON, S-
NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, ROD Ls4{tA2tSSfT
SEY, NATCsEZ, FORT hDAis, BAYOU SARA, dz15z&
sud BATON Saturday Weekly vcksnng Pafke
Steamer s0UTHERN BELLE The magnificent s~a
running SOUTHERN Captain j.
iesss above For freight passage appy
70 SMITH q FIMSTER, I6 Canal areet
~ The Southern Belle will freight
afr Winning
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BEWARE OF sTRANGULATED HERNIA


C Your only securiiy-the only Relief ans
COAFOKf-s the use Of the following debed PATENT re us
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SWEDISH AND HUNGARIAN LEECHES.
w hsye band and receiving
tons Of Healthy Swedish and Hungarian EciES, which will cell
A. re lowe matke price wholesale and retail, SyaS frng
ADD Chemca So Canal
hb2s Mon Wed Fri
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SOUTHERN MUSEUM, St. Charles street.
: GREATEST WONDER IN fnE WoRLD-THE CARO- INA
TWINS
These have added collection euroat,
there HERR LEON ths Wizard South performs
at O'Clock.
~ open o'clock p NJ Tickets rs
s ceDtH. E.h9a
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A RIVAL OF MISS J. WELLINGTON
A RRIvAL OF MADAME ApoLpHEI-

ID 0P ER'S SPA BRING ROOMS
~ NEXT TO TRAvIs'S PISTOL GALLERY
Over the SHADES Perdido street
~ Open EVERY DAY to so'ciock; and EVERY
bfEE'ists, rpn D TO y O'Clock
The daily union., 1854-03-03

Leave Brownsville every Tuesday and Thussasy a.
Arrive At Laredo every Friday and Moaday by 6
Leave Laredo every Tuesday and Thursday at
Arrive al Brownsville every Friday and Monday by
b pm
1887 From Ailon, by Mud Spring, Birdyiio ~ mnes
and back, week
Leave Alton every Thursday at
Arrive at BfdyilIe same day by Up M
Leave Bircsle every Friday At m;
Arrive at Alton same day by 7pm
1888 From Alton to Gainesville 40 miles and back once
Leave Alton every Tuesday 5am
Leave Gaiaesvils every Monday .. 5am;
Arrive at Alton same day by SPIN.
1889 From Baslop BY Cedar Creek, Lookhar and Prai
RE Lea, 10 Ssgaln, Us miles and back, once a
week.
Leave aasrop oyery Tuesday at m,
Arrive at Ssga'n next day BY pm
Leave Seguin every Thursday a, ms
Arrive at Basrop day by 6 p m.
1890 From Taos by Waxahatchie Cedar Hill, ana john
sons siauos, Birdvle, 76 mies and back,
Leave Taos every Wednesday at ami
Arrive al Brdvlle every Friday by 5 pmi
Leave Birdvilo every Saturday at 7 am;
Arrive at Taos every Monday by 6p m,
1891 From Cameron Beon, 80 miles and back, once
Leave Cameron every Friday at am
Arrive al Begon same day by Gpm;
Leave Bolton every Saturday at am
Arrive al Cameron same day by p m.
1899 From Mckinney Alon SO miles and back, once
Leave Mckinney every Monday at an
Arrive Mt Alton same day by M
Leave Aton every Tuesday at o. m;
Arrive Mckinney same day by p m
1898 From Mckinney Sherman IS miles and back,
a week
Leave Mckinney every Monday at m;
Arrive at Sherman same day by 6pmi
Leave Sherman every Tuesday at 6 a N;
Arrive at Mckinney day by Up m
1894 From Mckinney TO Alton, As miles and back,
week.
Leave Mckinney every Monday at 9 am;
Arrive Alton same day by 8 6pm
Leave ton every Tuesday at 6 m;
Arrive at Mckinney same day by m.
1895 From Mount Pleasant, by Jordans Mills TO Paea-
tine lis miles and buck, week.
Leave Mount Pleasant every Monday at IN;
Arrive at Palestine every Wednesday, by 6 pm;
Leave Palestine every Thursday at an
Arrive at Mount Pleasant every Saturday by m
1896 From Springfield, by Cotton Gin, Fairfield Avant,
Troy, Bethel, and Tennessee Colony, to Palestine,
80 miles and back, week
,tIcave Springfield every Tuesday Al 6 a IN;
Arrive at Palestine next day by 10 mi
Leave Palestine every Thursday at d m;
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;. This IS. without exception. the NOS

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BOROUGH ORDINANCE,
PASSED JUNE 2Oth. Is54

be It enacted by the Burgess and assistant
or Councilmen of the Borough of Strouds
burg and it is hereby enacted by the au
ihorlty Of the same:
That Jacob Street be extended from Eliz
abeth street to- Ann street, and declared ;
public highway 40 feet in width, as laid ou
on the plot or draft of Morris d. Robeson'.
land, and the supervisor is directed 10 worl
the same.
That Cherry Alley be extended from Frank.
i'm street 10 Jacob ST., as laid out and opened
on The plot or draft of Morris D. Robeson's
land, and the same is declared public hiah-
way, the same to be 20 feet in width.
That Ann ST. he widened to make a street
f3 feet in width from George street to Jacob
street; to be widened from the center 81 !
feet each way, and the same declared a pub
lie highway to the width of 43 feet.
That the time for curbing, grading and
paving. on Elizabeth street, by the property
holders, be extended TO the 20th day of July
next; and all pavements not completed by
shat date will be done by the Borough at the
expense of the land owners, without any fur
Their extension or notice.
STOGDEL STOCKES.
chief Burgess.
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HIRAM II. CORSS

gIa Would announce to the citizens
az of Sroudsburg and the public il
general, that he has taken the old stand
of Mark Miller, where will be kept OIL
hand and made to order, every variety o.
coarse and fine Boots and Shoes, Ladies
and Misses Caters, and every other ar
ticle in that line which may be called for
of the very best quality and at cheaper
prices than any other establishments
Persons wishing to purchase will consult
their own interests by going to GORSS
to do so. June l, le14,