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NETWORK, TUESDAY, JUNE 90, 1855.
Hammond and Nsnsfeld. New Book.
COUNTRY MARGINS AND SUMMER RAM

Hammond and Mansfield. New Boot
COUNTRY MARGINS AND SUMMER RAM
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"A fuaa Of su,smsnt and instruction" BaGaO kspaSc-
"A lively and entertaining volume, ,
ct should be had while the .hernanets Up among the
'ii be found pleasant md Cheerful soap.4isa
fNewYork Courier and Enquirer.
'F'' saturday Evening Mail.
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orisipal humor." Troy Daily Tines.
THE book is delightful one- Albany ATgua
"Tbe book abounds in charming pictures" Utica Herald
1T treats Of charming sports and fascinating adyenISres
81" smells of the brook rain Of the orchard aud
forest, Of spring summer and Autumn New York Au's
For ths fr.sde fer an odd hour In The Slce sna io the
P0'''' u J. c. DERBY Pubker No ils Sss.aa-.t
and for sale by all Booksellers and News Asents
HILLS. LAKES AND FOREST STREAMS; or A rsANr
IN THE CB.rEAUGAy WOODS BY S. II. Hammond One
Emo vol. illustrated 81.
IMPORTANT TO FLUTE PLAYERS The
Il suecrbers to l. DR0UET'S remarkable new Work on
TASTE and sf.E sE@P9,sf e, 's nos res
ADDRESS Professor PHILIP Ernst at bis Music Rooms No
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81 50, sent to any part Of the United States
CCHUBERTH & Co.'s MUSIC DEPOT, No
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ago at Hamburg and Lepsic.
we request the puonc inspect on stock OF
Works the largest the United States Our Is 600 pubics
Europe which enables sell good Music
Our PIANOS, grand, upright square combining
Of and elegance with ehespne without com
petition.
BOOKSELLERS, NEwS-vENDERs aud
I'D OTHERS-Can procure hroush every thing required in
heir business, at PRICES THAT ALWAYS SUIT and in
me satisfy the fastest We pack and fOrwsrd to any part
Of the Union Books Psper Magazines Maps Music Fashions
Pictures Wstchs, Jewelry, Stationery, In fact EVERY
THING ordered Refer 10 the publisher Of this paper
ROSS, JONES TOCsEY,
No. los NGsssu.st-. New York,
Agents for Bookseller, Newsmen, &c.
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TIHE BRITISH POETs.--A complete cOIlec-

THE BRITISH POETS.-A complete collec-
Il ton from ChauceI 10 Wordsworth published by
LITTLE, BROWN Co.
awe cannot speak too highly in praise Of this enon-the
Poets" lboston Daiy AdNeltsef.
1--WE really nothing worthy Of the cordial support
Of the American public than this Boston edition Of the English
Poet.s IN. Y. Times
farer printed, tasteful valuable set Of
IN. Y. Courier and Enquirer.
The best the permanently valuable, the most eonye-
nen chespest edition Of The standard PoeeA
Of Creef Britain ever publhhedp Home Journal.
we regard the beautiful and convenient library
edition Of the British Poets yet published"
philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
awe do not know any other edition Of the E0gish Poets
which combines many exceleuciesp Biblotheea saers
SHELLEY AND HERBERT.
Just Published:
THE POETlCAL WORKS OF PERCY BfsSHE SHELL
LEY With Memoir BY James Russell lowell Three vournes
THE POETICAL WORKS OF GEORGE HERBERT
One volume. =, ,,,opv, .
We have in press and shall issue soon The WORKS Of
NOORF VAUGHAN SHAKESPEARE, HERRlCk. NAH
VEIL, sPENsER, SHELTON, DONNIE, CHATIERToN
and CHAUCER. - CO.
The remainder the series viii be published Is fast as the
volumes be prepared. , ~
LITTLE, BROWN Co., No. ll2 washinston-st' Boston
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Blank Books, 6tationerp Sc.

FANCY ARTICLES and STATIONERY-Sell-
ing of below for three days longer previous to
va-inc udnz Dressing Cases Writing Desks Fans, Writing
and Note Papers Envelopes Riding Whips Portemonnaie
Portfolios Bronze CsDdeabras and Omsments inkstsnds
Games Pearl Folders and very large Of usefu
and ornamental articles either for home presents Call
and select. Prices ~i be satisfactory
n S. PARKHURsT, Bookseller and stationer
No zil Broadway.
CTILES's CYLINDRICAL LETTERCOPIER
- cheap Hsht, portable, duIsbe and vii copy letter
quicker and neatly than Of the SO Sl5 Iron
Presses Price 81 80; IS with Book BY Express Mail
Address ID. 7. STILES Buffalo N. Y.
ITO CENSUS CANVASSERS aud all WRIT
i ERs-TRINCE'S PROTEAN FOUNTAIN PEN Is an
important aid containing ink sufficient to write constant
hours, according size The reservoir IL
made Of incredible material under Goodyeas Patent con-
tanning gold pen Of the finest quality Prices 81 50, IS
IS So 81 ana - So BY mail receipt Of the money
Liberal terms agents and the trade.
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No. ri Broadway, New. York.
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DIR. Townsend's Sarsapariila,

DIR. Townsend's Sarsapariila,
Ia AZ this season most invaluable Renoyator and
PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD
II no, only new rich and pure blood but 1t Will ef
teeuAy carry of all putd humor cleanse the stomach resu
late the bowels mpat and vgor to the whole sys
TEN, and
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Ore great using this Ssrsspars Is that
every bottle Of Il manufactured under the direct supern
t.ndence Of
DIR. JAMES r. Chiffon,
the mot celebrated Chemist and Physician In this country and
Ais certificate attached each bottle guarantees that
81 PURELY VEGETABLE AND WITHOUT MERCURY"
There ye, been medicine presented to the public
which has efecusy sustained its character for PURIFYING
1Br BLOOD As DIR. TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA,' and
the fact that has entirely superseded all other prepare
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THE BLOOD is THE LIFE.
Only purify the blood and disease must vanish
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DOOK S-BOOK ST. BOOK s.
I'D SELLING OFF CHEAP.
tn d
VIII continue to sell BOOKS and in cases for
ess previous removal All the current Literature
of the day. including old new, standard and miscellaneous
Books, Periodicals and Publications Of every description Also,
an assortment Of Ensrsyings. Call and examine
n. 5. PARKHURST, No. 24l Broadway
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NV O NJ A n |!
w TIE THIRD THOUSAND READY.
We an now fill our this extraordinary WORK BY
MARGARET FULLER OSSOLI
WOMAN IN THE 10TH CENTURY.
Col Fuller Of The New York Mirror speaks thus Of this
wonderful woman and of this book; .
1.-THE book markable and phalosophicay sus
FESTIVE on question than anything that has hitherto
emsnated from the pen Of woman
Narsaret Fuller was decided charscter-s veritabe en-
ty aon upon the horizon Of humanity not soon TO be
forgotten.
As scholar we have never known her equal among her
,e1: she has few supeors N philosophical
force and poetic sssesvenes and 4. tafer her eoqaence
Her habe eoquence had the startling spontsnety Of nsp
r,ton IL seemed II the Opaque creation suddenly became
to her vision and Ike the apostle when caught
nm The seventh heaven he things not lawful Tor man
10 n,ter,-pot possible for mcrals 10 understand"
~phIi.hsS ~ John p. JEWETT & Co,
No lit Washington-s.-, Boston
For sale by al Bookseller
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viii be Ready the LIST Of July:
TINE OLD + A X NH o Z
Il By CAROLINE II. BUTLER LAISG.
Illustrated with engravings by Van Ingeu from designs by
White 45O pages lshno; extra muslin gilt, 81 %
The above work beautiful domestic story Of deep interest
The good and evil characters the charming views Of souny
IN, the foes of fashionable city life and all the varied topics
brousht upon Of the decr oed In the hap
pies manner copy viii be part Of the Union
Eee ON RECENT of the price CHAS H. DAVIS Publisher,
No. SO South 4ihs-, Philadelphia
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CHEAP READING, GOOD READING IL
" We have fsr sale VERY cEEAP B.s. MySsf as o.
ZINE or ART-botb splendid publications
ROSS JONES T0UsEY, No. les Nsssse-st
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Emisrapt Intelligence 0nsce and Labor EXCHANGE
- ed from No q CaDast 70 the corner OF centre
and Cana ss New-York The Ofoe established BY the
Of EmisrsOn where can always be found large
of LABORERS and SERVANTS at very low rates OF
have their orders hlod by whiting 70
the Superintendent and sending the amount necessary 20 pay
D. .s.se Of he parties required No fees charged 70
pOyenL JAMES II. rAoANs SuPoi'oN~0A-
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Exhibition at the Crystal Palace July 2 ls6a=For
DE benefit Of the sIXTH-AVBNUE RAGGED SCHOOL,
which has been the last year under the charge OF Miss
MARY Ann DOW will have exhibition Of lie condition
progress In the CRYSTAL PALACE MONDAY, the I'd
day Of July In the afternoon The school viii enter the
Palace ock and leave at g. and during that time there
will be exhibitions by the Scholars, Music ard Addresses
Mayor WOOD Of New-York Mayor HALL of Brooklyn. the
JOHN H. WHITE Receiver Of the Palace. and others Will
take TsIt the proceeding Judge EDMONDs will read the
Of be Ragged schools London which he visited With Bishop
WAINWRIGHT. THE RECEIPTS OF THE DAY, after
paving earenss will be devoted the support Of the school
Tor the ensuiDg year DODWORfHS BAND have kindly
preferred their the occason and via perform at IN
te4vss during The various articles yet remaining
IN the including Of the Stsuay and the Paintings
ui be pen examination Of the visitors daring the day.
The undermined taxing interest In tins school and desons
sf seeing established throughout the city and Va
euty soc for exhibition the attention Of the humane
ther charitable aid Tickets Is cents to be had Al the
Chldrsn under y years Of hse half phce.-yune p
LAMPS HARPER JAMES w. GERARD,
PETER COOPER, JOHN ID MHlTE,
u w TDMONDS JAMES FREELAND,
M III DAY SAMUEL BkEVOORT,
II.
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6otels.

KITTATINNY HOUSE, Delaware Water Gap,
IN Monroe Co. Pa-fhis HOUSE ready for ths recep
ton of visitors For magnificent scenery and beathaBc %
locality the Delaware Gap preeninent 1e ns 81 feiersph
communication with the city all tmes The oumsJ y TIC
Gap accomplished In day BY the New jersey Central Nall
from these places By stage Fcf terms, ks sdfs.
VISITORS TO LONDON or en- route TO PARIS.
MRS COOKERS COMMERCIAL and FAMILY
BOARDING HOUSE, No. 10 Chareshosss sqsue, London
England within I've nnutes walk Of tho ornefn
This House offers great advantages RON s central and
ntuston sood lofty Rooms eesn weiaee b~dA Bed hfess-
fast Tea and ssrvsn Hs per day fvsts Rsona oaasbusss
20 and from all parts of London
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Mem Publications.

Valuable Work, for Every Family and Every Individual
VHvORKS on WATER-CURE-Publish by
w FOWLERS AND WELLS, No sos Broadway, N. Y.
Hydropa,hic Encyclopedia, - 50; Family Physician, 81
Domestic Practice Hydropahy 81 25 Water Cure in Chon
ic Diseases 81 25 Children, their Diseases and Management
AL its Prevention and Cure by Water Treatment
rs ctnts Hydropahc Cook Book IS cen Fruits and Earna
ca the Proper Food Of Man. 81 Lectures on Late and Hesth
gy Anmsl and Mental IS cents; WsterCure in America 81
WATER-CURE JOURNAL 81 To be hsdstSS broadway
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New Book by . Young Wy 5eIe. ,,,,,x,
7 c. DERBY will PUBLISH IN a FEW
al pAYs-MY CONFESSION The Story Of 8 Wonsns
Life. limo Price 70 cents 80, .... IT,
An original and powerful story, miraey written Inc
49,, N~s w. New York Critic.
The Home Journal IN referring to the above, says
Nv Confession s the title OF book about Ding
,,u,a nv Derby The cearDess Of its STYLE its thrilling
and incident Joined the fact that 1t the %
Of one Of the most admired Of young city bellies give
volume interest which will insure IL cordial recepon ana
predict that IL will excite much curious seno
among the authoresss rivals in Belle dom IL Iumorea
that Ny Confession" Is vesble one, and We are coso
aueptly expect amusing pictures OF New orr 20
ex s of which viii prove the more piqusnt from the f.ct
ths is suthore viewed her subject before and behnd the
sctneG"
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James e.. Harriotcs
BROADWAY FAMILY SHOE EMPORIUM,
No. 4S5 Broadway, corner Of Howssist
Ladies Misses Chdrens Boys and Youths Boots and shoes
IA seat VARIETY Linen CATER Boots travelling also, linen
si,pers for Summer use FRENCH CATER BOOTS, black
sd eored Superior thing sold before Al that
mice Ladies who them again and
recon- nd their friends TO 40 the same.
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SIS O0O THE SUBSCRIBER ssi Il J! Ss SsTs g

Dr. OOO CASH CAPITAL WANTED-In
~ O,OOOa aourshing Book Business In one q the
principal cities the West The Proprietor compelled to
ye the greater portion of bis time account 81 III health
and he wishes an ACTIVE PARTNER In his Store None
need apply those who have hat amount and are
acauaiped with the Book Business Address Boz No 40
York City Post Office
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WANTED-A situation 40 COACHMAN BY q
respectable Protestant Man who perfectly understands his
tpsines and wiling Be generally usefn No oseeton 70
the country. address I. H. Box No ia Tribune Oee Can
refer bis last employer None bat Potesns aee1 apply
Can Be sssn o. No. lss CsdarG
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TTO DRUGGISTS and COUNTRY MER-
Il CHANTs-several articles worthy your attention
for sale Samples can DO seen at the whole
'~' ''F''' ave- ~ n. j. EGLEsrON, Agent
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
vVANTFp-By competent Protestant young

WANTED-By Protestant Girl, situation a.
w good COOK and to ASSIST with the WASHING. Can
he her present situation No. II Clinton place. nea'
Bro.dwsy for two days
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$4,000 as sR s1sisRI5 70. s sAHsss
SO per cent; no competition, demand unlimited One bait
this and genteel business viii be sold for
TO any business who will superntend and carry Ap
ply TO THOMAS STREET, No. S4t Pine-sf., New-York
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60 formers ano Others.
&c n)bom it Hlap Concern.

A JUDICIOUs, systematic plan Of ADVER
hTIsING can be adopted the Agency OF o -, tro.
BE ray be consulted personally by those VINO deem 49,
edse of the subject worth consderins
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Bperial Notices.

y.snc Rzssr.s 70 s,sfepo5 Two 20 Az JSs
6dyIBs' No "a GTsndss sso REGALIA .ad JEWELS OF
s-y dsssrspton various pnces Every brother who
DIR. Coeu az observation-disclosures Ladies' and G 81
temsn with Models Msnkins &c, at sse Park CengeSs
ton cnuroh q Carton md De ksisvs 90 fh a..
| nss On iai cents. Al s O'Clock THURSDAY ArTsK.
NOON the 9Th be viii Lecture 70 Lss,ss & ss
s IN so' h'IN'N0 . O'-..'--.- -
UuiversIry Of Inc City Of NesY- York.-Tte Annual
% s e me SaSs.s on
The hiSuSi and friends are requested join the Council,
Faculty end ssudensat the University, at 81 oeloot .
FIasissfion Tor admission NOHDAY June Is, at 10 A. NJ.
HOWARD CROSBY Secretary o Faculty.
Iss ss@Tss% e ,bs Lelss
he AMERICA has beea engaged, and
:sss &c 1s IHi sP4RK
cut, S u M ssI s be-. o O1 aSe
bs Of the excursion
CgmpIimensary eGt.-sPIRITUALIsM.-Th Rev.
I9s T. bAasS w before the Of s1Ss
a. I, s yu EEvETN @ .s GO sOm%eacus
scDck. Tickets Is cents.
The UniversaIist sabbath school of Brooklyn will
hsve tie Annual Excursion THURSDAY, June 20 AZ Glen
Wood PEAR Glen Cove L. l. The steamboat GLEN COVE
ess foot Of Monssuest., Brooklyn, at % A m Tickets
g sontL
AFFAIR and FestivnI.-The Ladies' of St Psurs Church,
WEDNESDAY and fH6RsDAY the nth and 18th Of June
inst the proceeds ofwfch devoted the completion Of
Patronage of erection Should the weather
prove uDfavorabo the days the Far v
take place Friday and Saturday ensuing Dodworths Band
hengsged for the occasion.
strawberry FestiysIThe Ladies' Of the Sabbath school
attached TO the South NJ Church viii hold STRAW
s1sUiyp dWils%barsSS on wEDNEsoAY EVENING
June a. Tickets so cents, including refIeshments: 1880
j. II. VANDEWATER.
Grand Picnic Excursion.-The SUNDAY SCHOOL
attached ibe FOURTH UNIvERsALIsT Hhe Rev ID, Dr.
Chsrins SOCIETY will 90 their ANNUAL EXCURSION,
WEDNESDAY 9th inst. TO WEST POINT. The steamer
MASSACHUSETTS has been chartered with Dodw0rths Full
Band The will leave Broome-st East River, at
O'clock Spnngt North River, at o. I'D ST. at g. Tickets 30
cents eacb-ay be had the Coamore House, PETERSON
HUMPHREYS, No. $40 Broadway, and Of the Sexton OF
the Clurch
Iona Fruirs-STRAWBERRIES the Largest and Best
offered in this city, This is the fruit noticed few days ago
from Barren Island" For sale every day by JOHN s.
MARTIN, No. l26 Sprngst, corner of Greene
American Institute, Farmers' Cuba meeting viii
be held the Repository, No 55l Broadway on TUESDAY
June Subjects: Pruning Pear Trees " Market
Gardenng" MIN Butter and Cheese Strangers always
H. MEfGs Secretary.
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E.-Tbe undersigned will open on
N WEDNESDAY NEXT 9TH inst at No. 50 Nas<aast..
On roanda Of building formerly occupied By Dr. Townssnd
splendid EATlkGHOUsE At which every article which ne
market affords will be served manner and al pcss gneA
viii suit the most fastsdioa& -. SAvsnryyzS
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Strawberry FestyaIThe Ladies of the Sabbath Sch9o
the South 2dst NJ. T.. Church will hold STRAW
BERRY FESTIVAL at the Odeon, 5hst South Ah.st
Brooklyn (NiiAmsburgbl WEDNESDAY EVENING
June IL Tickets so cents, Including refreshments.
j. II. VANDE WATER.
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Fair and Fesfivn.-The Ladies Of St PauPs Church,
Morssris win hold Fair and Festival at McGrsws Hall en-
NEDvE SDAY and THURSDAY, the 9th end 18th Of June
inst the proceeds owich be devoted the completion Of
In the of erection Should the weather
prove uDavorabo the above mentioned days the Fair v
place Friday and Saturday ensuing Dodworths Band
& amazed for the occasion.
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rsoLp versus sILyER.-ons Of tAs MANY a.

MR. FREDERICK H. MOORE Of Boston has
WI invented CoAL-HOLE COVER, which may -
seen ct the Mayors ofee In this city In MODEL The at
teEon Of the City Authorities solicited 70 o.
common in the present Arrangement BY this COVER fe-
gether prevented. d.f.C.
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M~Coy ho srtsred on board American nerch s,sa
:, H. 4, is< having previously served In tho RoysHst
- nsns Brsriak menofwu. Any enc who cen nve 10.
r-seecfinf sbgve-mentioned T. G. MCCOY re-
r..s.d 80 soumun cate With the Rev. CHARLES HUTCH
SSsoN' wsss Deem yiesssss, Chiehsstsr Epslssd
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WANTED-By an American Man situation as
w WATCHMAN or RUNNER In q Bsnk, by well
qualified and competent to Gil highly respectable station hay-
ing recommendations from Of the FIRST Ia this city
whom be served for several years Address call No
72 Madison NJ X. b. Security be given hrequifed
GOS BROADWAY, CORNER of READE-ST.
90 AT MORRIS COHNERTS can always be bad a
great choice of English Scotch German aud Irish HELPS for
hotels boarding and private famies also Waters Por
ter Coechmen Gardeners Farmers and Mechanics At this or az
the Branch Office, No. l02 Greenwichst
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Iopa Fruirs.-sTRAwBERRIES the Largest and Best
ever this city, This the fruit noticed few days
from a Barren Island" For sale every day by JOHN s.
MARTIN No. l26 Spring.st., corner Of Greene.
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DOATS.-PLEASURE BOATS OF "a or ae5enp
Of INGERsOLL's No. go South-.f. y; oo@> W
IA 10 IS feet long can be lifted oat ~ olo ~ .o-
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American Institute Farmers Clab.-A meeting VIII
be held Repository No. ISL Broadway, TUESDAY,
June &c Noon. Subjects; Pruning Pear Trees" Market
ardening'" MIN Butter and Cheese Strangers always
rxecaly welcome. Admission free TO all
II. MEfGS, Secretary.
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MAYORS OrrIcE, Nsw.yoRK, June Is, lass
NOTICE 10 OWNERS Of DOGS.-Notice ID

CPECIAL NOTICE.-Tax Commissioners Of
- Gee No g chsmbsss sassIsn, Of Me- cs,y H.lL
poated Companies and doing business In the CITY
Of New-York will be extended om TUESDAY, tho 18th, 10
FRIDAY, the 18th Of June, inclusive
e eS' 4 LEESSsssrR, en-. c....,...sss-
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Although do notwh the large crops Of cereals the
good prices which they command the very semners,ns
returns for Cotton with the prospect Of m average yield
general sound condition Of tho agricultural and pro
ducipg cassssbeeye that European affairs are going to
such exciting influence prosperity more
than to maintain good prices yet some sections OF our
confederacy place much stress the general
position of Europe to create panics and pressures
whenever steamer arrives from Liverpool with
Of any adverse change in the movement Of the Bank Of
England, the general feeling In commercial circles
Fortunately these senseess controversies In moneye
ters have not yet had the least on New Or
leans but the flaming Hsnner In which ell intelligence
announced through telegraph and other sourcss would
seem to indicate that all business coming to an end
and were to give crsdencs to one-haf Of what we
hear, 1t would DO supposed the earth would suspend s
daily revolutions around the SUM- and of course that thu
Mississippi river In danger Of being drisd up The
recent stripgsnoy In the New YORK money market Is an
evidence Of the exotAbiity of that woud-be financial
metropolis and shows that onehaf Of its Banks and the
community have no confidence 10 themselves In fact
thst dozen stock operators make more noise than
the Alliesi the Crimea.
From last foreign advees gather that the morhet
for English censos we'll sustained considering the
large weekly sales OF the public securities by the Bank OF
England and the troubles connected with the drain of
gold 1t shows that the public take what the bank sells
with hs greatest readiness and that there want OF
in the public securities The London Econo
mist and other papers still advocate foreby the
Of the by additional taxation rather than
by osns the income Of Great Britain can bear it bet
ter than Its commerce bear the withdrawal of
to the extent Of large yearly loans. -
The Partisan Psse says that the Bank Of France has
since 1906 raised 1.-THE rate Of discount above Dor
cent, till now namely ls 81. ssztH = Sin s..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-17
ADJUSTMENTS LAST EVENING.

ST. CRARLEs TaEArgR.-W were pleased to
see full house at the ct. Charles last evening Not
having had an opportunity Of seeing the first piece
course We cannot speak st. But we did SEQ shout
onsha Of the Love Chase and considered IL exoslleuy
rendered. Mrs Farren, as Constance delighted her
audience Mrs, Booth, rTaoa Green, performed her
difneut part very handsomely Mrs Leonard rendered
Lydia very charminsiy. Mark Smith did Sir WTilasa
fondisss In inimtsbls STYLE and che Wsar and True
''0rfh OF Wright and Chaplin were really good.
ARaoRr HAIL.-The Campbell Minstrsls had
another rousins audience at Asmory Hail last evening
That they performed admirably sang excslIently ana
won the unbounded applause Of their audience II would
BE- work Of supsrerogstion TO say They have vav N
doing those things Of their own which has never been
surpassed. =