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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-18
; LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Notice

ssNRw APpo1NTMENTs.-We understand
thai the town council Of Cadiz have appoin-
ted Joseph Sharon, Esq, Mayor of the City
Of Cadiz, in place of Anon Lennon, ESQ
resigned. Mr., s.. will no doubt faithfully
perform the duties Of the Office.
They have also appointed Charles Chap
man Marshal, in place of Joshua Howard
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NEW GOODS!
lEIV STORE ROON!l
JOHN LlGGETT

II rs just received and is now opening Ia
Ii magnificent stock oE Spring AMI Summer goo Is!
Mt No, 80, Baltimore Store, Market street, Opposite
the Market House, and next door to the post office.
where he eoniidentiaily invites his fiisilds and thee
public to call and examine his stock of
Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods!
consisting Of every variety of seasonable goods.
Cloths, fine black and tancy Cassimcres, S~aliaetgs,
Jeans, Tweeds, and all kinds mems wear.
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THE NATIONAL HOUSE.

For sale at the office Of Robert Lyons.
June 30, ~
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PrOceedingssOf the Police Jury.
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
TUESDAY, June 5 ,is5s.

TUESDAY June 5,rl86S.
The Jury met pursuant 10 adjournment. 55S
~. sendcz presented the memorial. OF the securi.
ties; q Ffanklin +. Reeves, deceascdsC ollector ii the
Parish Taxes etc, for the year l644 i, and paxyiiae
for the appointment Of d committee inyested WITH
plenafy power, to make an equitable and f6ir. adinst.
mont Of all ucounts, under instructions u estabnshs
let, Of Railroad'reimbpfsements; and, I'd. the amount
Of Taxes on the Rolls which can nothe collected.
On motion,
Res0ired. unanimously, That d COMMITTEES az tkhnsee
members be appointed to examine the accounts and
. '..a nes.e q ne secnrities q ]. !. Reeves, deceased,
iate Farisn Collector, make 8 full statement az Efhes
ssame, and report TO this Jury at the next msstlnr' d
Messrs. Hsrman, Thompson and Fontenot wera
appointed d the committee.
Mr. AcCroryy presented the report Of the Commits.
sionera appointed 70 cause Is be bpilt 1 dranbridc.
over - Bayon Beu at Derosier's. Had Man N
ont 70 grandy expense for the sum o. nine hundred
ana seventy dollars, and asking an additional appros
pfation q i've hundred and seventy dollars.
~. Deyilhsss moved that . sum ~ twAslyscs hun.
dred dollars be appropriated TO repair lie dfswbridre
over me Bayou Teche at Auzenncs 3; when,
On motion Of Mr.. Thompson,
nesolved, That three commissioners be appointed
70 examine the said bridge, and report on Tx renasys
required and the probable cost thereof.
On motion Of Mr.. Deyiliers,
Resolved, That Adeasse Sicily he apnoinfea nvo..
seer q the Public Road from the bridge at Simon
sAAr3ssst 10 the Bridge at Auaenne's.
oG motion # NJ. Mccrofy, the lnlffyy had arecess,
and having reassemhlsd, I
The President laid before The Jury the account of
Robert Benguerel, 81 Treasurer Of tie schoolqson6
tor ne year ending June ! 1856, which having been
read, 1t appeared that
The balance on hand, June i, 1854, was: 50 ,2l5g IA
Ihat during tho year he had from the
sne'i1s q the Parish e;,sss 90;
Ihat during the same time he had paadt y
the different School Districts, l05o00 ~;
Balance in the Treasury, this date. S2ls a
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A4EcborE oFsW EBsrRR.-Among the many
anecdotes told Of Mr.. Webster, there is one
which, though rejecting slightly upon bis neg
Egcnccso Of pecnnialy matters, i still very Web
sterian (:
on one occasion, it Is related, lie was The
guest Of the Southern Senators and Reprcsell-
tatiyes in the city Of Washington, and they
passed many compliments upon him, sand allu-
ded frequently to b isbeing like the Southcerners
in his llabits and feelings, itswas I'll an acct
!dentthat he was born IN New Hampshire. AL
last Mr.. Webster. arose b Gentlemen said
ahcs il has been; suited TINT i resemble the
SontherHers in many respects-andI must con
fsss that, now II has been mentioned, i think. il
do. the Southerncrs love d good Glass 81
wine--so do /. This is one thing inswhich,
resemble the Sontherncrs. The SoutlcriefsA
are also good judges Of beauty. and / will con-
fess that am a lover Of the beautiful. Ihiis,
makes two points Of resemblance but there il
q third in which 4 more closely resemble them.
The SGuthcrneIs, It Is said, never pay tic I
debts, and thetsame has also been said Of nc.
aln:these particulars, gentlemen, ! feelthat i an
like the Soltherners. Shouts Of laughter fol-
lowed this sally Of wit and good humor.
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s say fey{ xSr5 sffrshsa thpt
lapp6SSpf ne 96rud4 RaQaJ 3hy8s kSlIa III
We d ggsst md AZ public 4ptttseaE Aslaaessenss -
IhSSsitIi1sY ~ Which 7 MT w. Esa ss&sgooaA
tttad66pNaSBMe ttAa9eA 4 as1sea "a
sgnsd6eHpafS3Na ~ tiaalES cEN SYt99gS 4 3psfs ~ 9s
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zhoSSs aSgil6 s9tA ~ AesEss nosscss
Slissl5psalsa4d[ 2t!qcsSs s5sst AZ so1ps sSsE naatsea
8 4eygs 6l4sd6s ~ -
gls1Asiti1 3sssss 4
~ sN1hae [5cealhsstsyt M keuffh s. yelyA
y kt{pesaR tppent6e8 Aes3sEsR n sl1eps;g Anqs
afh fapaedtss dalieen *iae ~ FaS1 s9s{11 aAs1s
v 9roseesdakS hsauatt1l sfStseA % = es nSn sN
ExteIdlnntSC q Valtl64s - ~ tuhhaso AssehayA9
y u y1gkf y sbosegf6sd6tiihutst W bring aacnes
JykSlHi5K SihAske nf IN gQed SsthihseH nd geee4s1esSs
Asssoflfs , j ecinpSnyIleeesdsd NH seareaof lQxs
mis- teasapotsae s3rstheessebixaiaa 81 ths NV
HuhtcM " ~ III "a htisht snd 80 Halsrs tn!esss
hxes wsts D Sbbdfhafiaan could look snPoqs tkc Sco1gfegas
ttten n IN teaat1 ard sI0ssll6eessNhte stfzonide9
q serpeAkcf ii that odfitgAE Naeicnt feeling pro9d.
s0ffhe far az 81 aeSts Landry md a s6Nr yiliaSe
i ScIocE, Cgrn Gh6mns6hl, EsQa. ~ called
tcarsdd the Declaration o. Indspenaence 49,
aadddres ne sssenHagc: md would bes doing him
l~niastlcs dldI net ri AZ ssqaittsd 6lInself q = WY
hAndsD1ae manner. eyfss always on hand on srch5
occasions ind never whats a6y time for preparation
to mike i good speech, aud one hardto beat
John Campbell Esq., asgentleman of the legal
Observation-Disclosures atelyl ocatsd4a lS Massi1gtna1k
was next called q, and eatcssaired hislietener WIN
i very able and eloquent address Sshiehs was listened
To viii deep interest and attention, and which
Sgh6weA that the speaker wasS n births heart ana soul
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Miss Anna b Stewart was arrested by the
Boston police on the 10th inst. for. stealing 4
dress to get married in that night. The mar
riage had8to be postponed.
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"a nlifosdis N contemplation from snpe
City, situated stthe extreme west Of Lake Su.
perior, and . company Of eDgipGkas hkye re-
eaptly eft ST Paul ~ that aview
of commencing the road itounthstSpoiHt = St
Paul, Rom
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BIHB5

~ 4 Ee0
In thiss town. III Thuirdoy 6se6iaS
In New0rleais, % the 37th uits
wilesofsJacob RaNiii.
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HON ANDRE,y JACKSON DoNELsoN

$S4ss159fEFfN StS6f .s
This gentleman, tie adopted son Of g Old
HickessE,a bis Private Secretary while Presi-
dent, Minister to Berlin under Mr.. Polk, late
lEditor ofsthe Washington Union, and one Of
tho n,ostsconsistent Democrats of Tennessee,
lwassone Of the delegates to tie Philadelphia
American Convention, and, after The adjourn
'ment Of the Convention, visited NewY ork and
nlade . speechsupon The occasion of the great
ratification meetingii in that city which We pur1
pose publishing next week, for the benefit more
particularly of such Democrats as claim 0 be
old liners and Simon Pure, such Democrats Is,
ichasge that the American party is made up Of
Wings Or Jfshy Democrats, and such Demo-
Gratis. as are III The habit Of treating con
temptaously The idea Of = genuine, dignifedJ
unsel6sh and intelligent Democrat belonging
TO- the American party. "A few more such
speeches, from men equally exalted, intelli-
gent and honest, will, We trust, close thelips
those assumed pure specimens Of Loco
Focoism ii these parts, who goabout imposing
upon the credulity Of such men IS can not or
do pot read.
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DRrED FIGs.-The til treegr0ws luxnriant]y
and yields abundantly in the soil andsciimate
OF these Southern States, and yet many thou
sands Of dollars are annually sent out Of thc
country for the dried fruit Of Smyrna, Elcme
and other points of export. Tho superior quail
tiles Of this, the most Wholesome sof all prc.
served fruits, always bring high prices, and the
inferior sorts are generally UNBEATABLE. Figs
can be cured and dried IN Alabama az easily q
elsewhere, and the article, il properly dried.
will equal, il not snrpass, the finest imported
qualities To-day q specimen was handed M.
taken from a quantity If native fruit put ND IN
this city three years r theyswerc perfectly
sound, and though their favor resembled that
Of foreign fruit, ii Was NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., more
delicate and entirely without their occasional
soapy tastes The gentleman who handed III
the ffnit, and in whose household they were pre.
pared, has kindly furnished ussthe followinrre Il.
Eceipt for curing them, which, though it may be-
familiar to many, no doubt WILDE suggestive
and useful knowledge to Others it is as fol.
lows !: make water very sweet with brown s,l.I
gar,,.(not syrup,) and when it is quite hot. nut
in the fruit and letit boil for half an hour. or
until the figs assume a,swollen appearance
then take them ont and place them in the sun
repeat the operation from dayt to day, and after
the third time, when sufficiently dried. thew
may be packed in drums as the different lay-
|ers are placed, sugar may be sprinkled mon
them, If desirable, but the fruit will be sweet
enough without ii. -.
The fig Tree bears most a~bundantlyy, and from
9 dozen Of them, Of ordinary size, fruit might
pc procured and put up for market to the value
of sundry bales of cotton There is no other
expense-than the small amount Of brown sugar
necessary to be used. We are fully enlisted in
the cause OF this new branch Of domestic IN
dustry and profit. Imagine the sufierinpsg 81
tie country for lack Of its supply Of figs, should
the Allies close the gates Of the Mediterranean
upon our. ships but should our home resources
nv this regard be developed, Ne could laugh
their JrutAess Efforts to scorn in exdltant tTi-
umph, each one eating his own figs under liz
own vine and fig tree. Mobile ADV. 81
aREEl.EY IN LIMBo.-Horacel Greeley has
been in prison in Paris for over twenty-fonr
hours = He was arrested on the suit Of an Ok.
hlbitor Of sculpture and such articles at ~
New DIRK Crystal Palace ; some Of his wares
We're damaged and broken, and he came down
'onsMr. Greeley. as d stakeholder and director.
and therefore responsible. The unfortunate.
victim OF this outrage remained in durance over
Sunday, but consolidated o hearing, and Of
course immediate d~eliveranee. Mr.. Greeley il
Justly indignant at what has happcned-cons
finement OF Clichy, the debtors prison, for
parts Of Saturday, Sunday aud Monday, upou
grounds so frivolous.
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Gtales. 6afes. Sc.

THE SUBSCRIBERS call the attention OF
to.e vihps 10 purchase SCALES, co their extensive
ard v.ri.d oct from the noted establish nent OF tue OUa
YEE AND FORSYTH MANUF.CrUhlNS OohrASf'
TS~ ROcsEstEs SCALE WORKS h,ve lorg eesn cs.-
b,,t.d for the quality Of their NEiG tlNf MA jtlNtat
bot IFS use bs exclusively CO nn,d 20 the Ofe
Wet tbs, field having been .nrle for 'het capsey
Gently howevr that capacity has be LACEY inereseo sd
anew crgsr r.iion fOruef that the Dur,ee ana Ntn
ssrusctuIpG Gompsry now one OF the most eAt-hse
M. eorntry In ccrseduepce of this enlargement soa hs
srouip. demand for tn. hiss been fund :sosy 20
substantial and permanent house la New iotA ~
The have 6tted the spsc.ou, st"s cos "
Store and hebsll Its tnesr no bo~ins s!e1L Io'
Scale ssfs Warehouse nov p-pnrd % no" "a
as rtn ent Of SCALES SAFES WARE lou " aud "a -
GAGE TRUCKS SUGAR MILLS RAILROAD NAN
FEsT ard LETTER COPYING PaESsts &c su ron
the msnucoy such sc has never before oeen
20 The public -. II sp,Sts 4
sCALFS Great has hen asen 70 -dspt these 20 'he
want. nds and south American trade are tnrJ
are warranted niesor TO none q style and accuracy
Our facilities for putting IN hAtLhDAD 'HA N ana
m,ni, 10 Railroad Comp.nes order ON the NJ Of
t.nouias psseeson Ju the oh;es OF contlcrn and
We,ten Roads ber the Eua-nee OF their exc
H.Y COAL, CATTLE SCALE and In iced every IN M
cation will readiness Ia few dsysmsny OF oe pre-
seut1R sfestiy improved models and az = ouced pces
Talps pride do in the reputation OF orr teo~ ci /
,r snd me- ehab New YOrk correct Wsghff and 40
the hish character which s)me OF competitors
enjoy reotls otrT Scales O. the guinness comnu
ri, trrs pg eu ely their merits for their support
We ,hs keeo care fully selected s-ortmeut Of Weights
Beans ard Apparatus gsbesly ao' Patent sp1os oil.
spess a. ever, variety Que SAFES of supsri nsh spd
vsrrsrted un unsiDs security sg.u. fire aud hu,s.
Those yibirg for az ELEGAtT 5000. and CHEAP SAFE,
"''D ~ DURKEE. HoUGa Co.
No IS Whitehsl-st. aad No Stons g. :
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Cory Oh ssc OF rHE ACT RELATING the R.rss O
kPKlL res.

THOMPSON AUCTION SALES-0n
- WED. FSDAS Nay l6 a m. Meichsns' Erch, oss ct
~ by of Of the sn-t. Assem- of OF he
Stsle Of llp, entitled 40 oct 10 essoish seoers system
OF Re-. kns" will az the -pd psse ap0ve sstsd ne
securities for the Bans OF hockr HON
fore Illinois o liquidation; -
oto Wanna per Cent Ciup,n b. uds du- 1886 ,nd a.
interest ps,ahle In New Yor,. rHOi a. CAMPBELL
Aulnor OF IN. 3t.fe u tlhaov
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That they .sp rssu.s to the # the eess
the aOd.nsd a. isnsn. 90 OF before me i1.n %, Az
said Act The Of sab -oostsoent si % oooS.>s
sih the sch SECTION Of the Act samo-rrs 70 'pp,ss a
the Of those .eov- descreed vi, eooten so.
sutislip' toe holder 70 soy ,Ss all e'sa IN. 'na '.
BANKING couP-oy or tnsis es' ~
Of the n-,otisoS OF 'hs rye WIPE 800, /. y"ss
both a. 20 -ad ~il BE- made rde nsss
= s1s. as ne. sssS e' on ss ns Sna VII Be Pal. = NJ N
nusy the dr Gay Of ally and ,nuay o. e.ea f@N sa1
After The of said l2h OF august, the insrt al
ths cI~s o. boads rensinirs o1, e,a.st ., aed VA
cssss NJ HOLMES st&fs heAsarS-
Corr or SIC. oy ACT BELArlss To ras sUsKkxpsa
OF BONDS APtEOysD Fsb Ia, 1873
s.crox2 Al hode th- cl,.. Of stAs 8oeds for wtaa
bono. directed 70 be -nso by -eues s'sh q A
Act 70 PROVIDE TO- uniips the outstanding lnehs i
Nsn-n Of o' sste sod ns tote est das tasf,
o fo iqu'a s'ns 'n' fnudos tne soan, o. pnnca
sno Interest .cru-s due Opon the Y.rpih rive hoa osa
sood. are h.rss, s1sS ~n1 ,s Dns, nj, s, 80 ,
By them the sste rressurers Once, Tor the pupcss
s.vr s fo0S9' sSs .eoreS 20 s -
Act IN they fail so 70 present aid eo,d sthn b
bond. 70 the holder holders thereof ster that tine "a
the be In usu1u tn,opostsd ato s.t
sSs s,se rPs.soSer beeb, satho 20 sss ali ressos.s
aud proper notice the provisions Of bo Aa 80 - best "a
cure the object hereby contem olsed
Cory os ssc. o, rHE AcI REL.rIss TO rHs s.rn~
ApJusr~ssI or TINS Pasrr'p Bosps. Arrso'sP
kPKtl ltsb.
sscrIos s. Toat upon Surrenne, at tue Treasury Of s
stst- of sny Of be ps patio Five n"u LOAF 6osds "a
OUTSTANDING Oh. bodrr fthe shat &c rned % rss
Cove, Of this ststs cerncst u stocks or osz
huDdec three dollars aud eighty exx
cers on each zoe dollars II sd bonds fo prsepa
due thereon the nrst daJ OF JsHuy eshsa
hundred foysix and adding TOR .unss}aent ntereS
the rate three hnndfes .ad tse
dollars ard eeots for ea'h tsoassnd seisnf
sad bonds. competed 20 the frat dsy Of snnafy as
after the thereof Provided The 'oaPons snoe
Jut shsso and rtyone. shs Esmaif sttAsha
thereto: -.
Pyot ued JpLssr That In o. tbs Coupons mhne
IN. an any of ssid bonds tho hrst day OF jay,
Ella and foy and the maturity OF tho esa1
n, bopd. sh. BE- delivered die state Treasures sid
III bopd. e. which the, belonged there -l. be dedss1
ron he Al. osn authorized BE- Issued 10 ooni. un&s
M SECTION he of moe dollars sod eishiy ces
for Coupon removed from bond Of thous.ns drs
.nd 'os suo Senty four cents fo' -sco Coz
mon removed RON = hood OF three Thousand dOuss
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TyNADJUsrED MICHIGAN FIVE xuIJo,
LOAN BOsDs

sr.rE rrs.scsrr. oryIes L.ssNs s.es "A. lsn %
In pussr.pc- The flowivs scctlo " r..,,.
Ii. yIVF MILLION LOAN 8DSOS socrov ssA-,.~-s,SS
isss ~hL u h~s-to sassreA d HEREBY oose- ~ -
10 de.. II IN. folio -ias dssesib ~ sonS.
l Ran sS.Nslo Haaks
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Replating.

ID T. Z l. A T G. -
IL Bote snip. Steamboats, ard Private Families esn have
th. IN -Ieted ana warranted star bo1 et - g.
vsr Al short notice o. the Manhattan Plate Co 81 bosSTy
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6ouses ano farms fDanle6.

DART of HOUSE WANTED-In respect
y able neishborhood, by and his wife aeot 40 out
$40 Would wish apartments except only where tn Re
is bat family in the houss Address d. 8 b No. ~
CHRISTIE
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furniture

DIMEURE e. Co., Manufacturers of Patent
~ Spring Bottoms. French sedsss.cs sac Mat
q ftion will remove the lst u n tr'a
No. IS and IS Centres to no sss Broadway, where tho,
hope TO ssc their patrons
ntSKS, DESKS, DESKS.-Double and single
~ stsnong Decks from u feet, double and 'sse sit
Decks q esey variety from q fset; Office r,bs''
from eet Office Chairs and Dess stools Of every de-
sciiIton at KNOX DesI Store, No 50 Beck nAa
L'NAMELED aud COTTAGE FURNITURE.
-E,es.nr f,hOnabs styles Sw p1ss; fPr cash Deal
Esnaf.ctafsr. No ssa Broadway, b.io- e:eserx
81 +. FARRIN N.-ENAMELED
II. CHAasER MISUNDERSTANDING n van,
co.. I'D ,; s md @
AaoDEs DE PARls-JULIuS DESSoIR,
NJ CABINET maNUFa 3rGRER. No Sts Broad 1,s
s.e. e S.s, Ct ss s:i'i. TUS
Ste upu, 40 sE1 ..n RooI ssfs ar. un
nd daS t. ssl: '1 ao ''
LIBRARY and prsIses S9p sulsssfrUeE on HAND.
MANTLE PIECES. and
LooKIrG. EsAMss.
I.ss to order Al ordsrs Io With W OEssoiR I'll most
Nth pT0u p attention
NLW FRENCH PAPER HANGINGs.-
~ sPRIES IMPoRcATigN. 1855.
No 2fs sroso~sy
oppo, it, TIE ,,, Par" -.
DECORATIVE PAPERS. OF Ne aSD sIca DESIGNS.
Will Borders, 20 to correspond
CHAMBER AND OTHER PAPERS,
n EyERY VARIETY STYLE PATTERN
Which they Offer
WHOLE5 ALE AND RETAIL,
At tue loves, pri-e,
And csnno, b undefsod by suy house 10 tbs city
In cCnDecso1 ~th he aboy- their sock Of
UPHOLSTERY GOODS CURTAIN Materials AND
FURNITURE COvERISG3
u M nd complete ava 70 which they nvs the attention o.
the trade snc the public
DOJAS & Co., Manufacturers Of Fashionable
IL 1 ever, kird Of FURNITURE having enlarged raeir
premises 70 offer and
uoders,e prices uhoe<sls retail Weroons
Ne ts1 Brosfvsy eorn~r sroomes
STAIB- 81 HINCHMAN, Man
= utseGre- Of Brass AID svsr-pisted STAIR RODS.
No - God At n Y.
GPLf NDID SUITES Of ENAAfELED FURNI-
~ rURE a. Fss,ory Prices wholesale .ns retail
WARREN WARD. No. IA Gr.bd-s or
SCHMITT BROTHER Showcase Manu-.
rosussLd Factory No. North VII ian Ct corner ouiiox
o. frsI kort ST. shete thy hope receive OF
tie p;r mage OF theu friends and the public
SCHOOL FURNTrURE-Desks Chairs. Set
- tees bOofczses sackoosr sisIes SO a1aaf.erares
and for ..e IL he old establishment No Grove st Sss
tcrf. Or1eu sert % any Of the World PATTON
y -circzlsr' tor~srdsd on soprcsrss - show.
TRAVELLING Th UNKS, &c.-JODN GAIT.
OF froecSsy Wal and Ca as.ortaer, " rrunks
Carpet Leather Bars Vsses Ladies aad 1en,e MO-,
ra Cne-, &c. wholesale AID retail Order. for tbs We,
inors south hmere. &c filled with dispatch All articles
ncpstt AZ this tsttblhG~Dr 70 anT par. Of s-s
bFcoiJn. jersey CITY. or Wlisusbursn free Of xpease
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etopes. ilanaes, sc.

TNVINCIBLE kite EN- RANGE.-
Invented srd rstented In is5S oy
JORDAN Mott.
Durrs the period they wers inrotrcef tney
have become 20 sres f-voe with toe pubic one user rec
n,pcitr them 10 another sales increased %
Rar.es snup. AL corcede that this RANGE Goa ru Yea
on tsr- riio.orbea .e mechanical pSepes secailat Tue
ost perfect opers;iou the lowest pJ.bls cost every
RArze wnTsnfer ss Represented $500
TnE /. NIT IRON WORKS
(srecessor to the business Of J. L h0TTj
No. 264 ard .C6 Water a. n Y.
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6ummer ReireaIs.

HOME. with every possible comfort, may
a =. - :, ORANGE soCHTAtS WATER cURS. WIN
>kalrf- ,r~l,,s bIi.es ard tbs most fonsntic 49,
ISL 49,, a. a. sid I1quirs at No i7s lea or s2ato
Board hon' 81 " o. II WFLLfs3r0S. 81 u.
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r ODGINGS.-Gentlemen can obtain wel,s'ar.
II nssbeS .ipse -b.daed RooMs 70, - 20 Pes
reet or 81 70 ST pr n,sbt. the EAtb, ~ ps,,n.
Frsl kfort M WillisGs-s-s Fasfe 81, AN
Ada at HEB they Obtain nos1e
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No 81 Leertya Nissan.
Two hreestcry hrs class bek Houses with q. tbs modern
Improvements, in elst
The four frs. elsss En ssh Basement House West 2th
u pesr sh sv., having al the modern improvements
The four story and basement bro House No els
sth-s-. rear ga u
The story biiek House Of Clinton sad Rivas
I've tosr-story bhet Houses IN. sv: neA, s5;hst-
Tie oaT sofy b!iek House no iSl Eis. l2th-st-
The Lo 20 with the thereon
SIDE q sfh sv, f6th ~
Two Lott south side OF 4sthst Oe feet east Of l0hsv
Six Ios'in 6srier is9,bst 6th-sv.
TIE three story and basement brick House flashed In hand
style corner OF Lee and Rose-st Bro0xlya.
Together nth humber Of Houses and Lots NevYst
Brooslyn sDo Wiilisu-eu-rh
All q Ire .hoy. properly viii be sOd cheap and on s,,
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Qopartnsrsbip Notices.

VutIfINEI5Dlp N0fltfs.
COPABTNERSHtP.-B BENNETT & GRIGGS.
~ have s-.seistsd 9TH them UILLGAsK LOrisDp
fa use Of Conan. Loibrop Csb and ~l cootisas ths
stoss e pIeh.nr- btotstss- at NJ s. Ws. and-r
the tIn ~ fESErT, GhIG3S LOraa)P-S,s Yors
Nay l. 1875. A'
DISSOLUTION. The cspartnership heret)-
~ fee ,Hi.ttts between CLARK Ally Of ia, aou.
ard Hotel = TIA Cay Dissolved By Limitation
ALERT CLARK
NV Iofs Fsy ", SAMUEL BAILY
NOTICE. he subscribers have this dsv
~ taien NJ OEORjE FULLER into coo--ner.rp .ns
Co. sTfTI,Ep 4 roRnH "@o
nsy 1 ITO Ma $50 Green -ichp
I'HE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
between the underlined !. hereby DISSOLVED o. mn,
tuL consolidated Nay !. lass " "'
MATHEW JORDAN
FRANK Il. NJRrOS
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II Wet S4thst, n toets from Brosd~sy, with al the
modern lmprovsnens Can Be sen from A nu Z.
Apply withn Nos and 70 Wuhlnstons IL has rear
basas with four Sleeping Rooms eopneScd above ADD
below, making IL Rooms in al REQ 500 Heated e. evs'
vita the mage
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DIVER BUILDING-STTE for SALE.-A gen
IL temsn 10 search Of eesuiiul, pictuiequs B7'lains
Sit. find Of Land perfectly level sad onttns
IN e6y upon the hsnh OF river urnins ate Lcns ssns
sound les dssst The property 10 only me from
the Depot The prer'-es extend for quarter Of uie
the river besdes f ming the turpke roai Oysters
hsh ahurdsrt the tide tbss lows the
ssrss Of the property For eousty seat e II any sites in
ne STATE "! compare. II balls upon. viii be ssds. T~o
Lrcs o. the purt base reuail upon ts 3D.
q s Dc snehsL sed for cisy property unnenmberd Fer
eev.YoyA.
WEST FLUSRING.-Eigh LOTS, handsome
W y sirsted ar near Depot
bAkLfh LOIs-On 9Th and On is<xh.s For sale or
to lease JOhN VANDERBILT. ia, No 49, Wster~