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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Orleans. city Of New Orleans.
Be It relern bered THAT, ac 9th Hy at before the
subscriber Justice Of the Pence in and tor the cry "toesnt
rcr~pllv Appeared Cule, j. Meoni, Secretary Of the
Crescent Mui INSURANCE Company Of New ORIGINS. who, be-
IN: duly sworn according law does deposr RHd say The
Foregoing Just and true and correct Transcript
from the hOukS of said Company --.-
lSignt,ii {. j. MANSON SecJeHFE
Sworn to ana subscribed before me This 9th IHy ~
lSiuIc,}t tIfAS NJ. BRADFORD,
The unrl Trustees haze resolved pay interest OF
Six par cent in cash, outstanding certificates Of profits
holders their LEGAL representatives., On ana
after tie - Mau!|y OF August proNjMo.
Tie oarl0f Trustees have also "cred vi""niot thirty
three amt per the earned grHtus Ut the
COMPANY the year ending TIE pth of June, lot for wh'
crruLrHtes will be suel and after ;he 5 September next
IHD%, A. ADAMS. Ftrrideri.
GEO. JONAS, Vice Prrsi.t1h
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"At-"-'' o,,or,-,ovs ,r crooys
r,,- c ,,;,,, ION n,id ,snla1,.
louisiana sales l401s
Satial Bank
STn. e ,'i r ra fars; Rank - I'm
Union ank................l0o llU!all
g5ahk 81 New orleans Ivy .Shle-i5a
Sm,bnTT,, INK 49, " I'M 80 IN ~ e
Commercial Wa,erworks ,3Gt54
faFroIo hhtIuna % .nointl
|,Teiom"as Plrnnd ~ w d t, 40
Jackson Railroad .9sU
81 Eharles iloel GomIaiy 70 li(a ID
odd Fellows, IIa ~ 10 NOMINAL
New0rleans Ius Company 1900 asked ls9U
Gi.S T nI n% 2ts3
STATE BONUS .......,..,... .,, SpEeS3
5.evea Steam Cotton Press. ...,..........
q, Gnapie lioei bo,ls sales
NJ. Giaams Drt nnrE 7 ~p' 'L
Touisan, Dry Dock par
t8t,ceh i,Ey neck pm
S,res.nt STno fn.nncr Connany Sctin nrr oir G0G
,,,o, ,,,,,o.o. o,,ou,, ,r r,,o,uu.,, ,,,
-, - = :, I , 49, , - ,,,
notes Offering The past week and the rates are unchanged
9,,,,s arann in NJ to so Gn Therc js vessel rnnorn5
sl,a sMoan'"E N a." 10 noo lne'S vessel reported
s,antte viii be due on sunday ar. ,.,od a@m,n1 for
itr far ln, IN 1f,na ~ lnslo - " n'o' ia
Douoons arc cans o rrsp ayiD been swept for
svs"n This .vaa trade going rss" to any sos,
country il the ea'"ce Oh r"e Iron, .e
,es imposed on flour from the United States prevents
n ana Siso,' m"ts ,,n ht} dnty bt deficiency of
~ crcn il, snn, has caused the Cubans the United
- ;,, 10l ,orrr1s of nnury yrr.
States 'E part OIL ''e'' S"I'eH as , ~ t, f
sSsx .re So nor mrrel for it. This nban trade win
tue u"'e States like the handle Of the Jug all on one side
a. ,a cs,s n if we cannot supply sutcency of them
At ~; e'' ~ ~ , ~ ~ ., ,h, ,r;,t NOT to,,a t,,.
yuduco of the country beyond necessities. The
Cuban trade advantage 10 New Orleans, when We
come to foot up the figures between export, u I' tJ
nss hro,rn This port for the supply Of The great West
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to-day heard Of the sales Of % shares Mechanics
ami Tr:ers Bunk no 80 shares Bank Of New Orleans at
in5 net Some few Of Union Bank NE In bonds
w heard Of no transactions 1863 has offered and refused
Citizens Bank. Holders appear have desire to sell
( txaiess advance present quotations.
The following quotations Of Stocks and Bonds In this
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EXPORTS

H BY Capt Ksrstens of the bark Soane on the I'm u IN
lat 20 IA long "a % W. ship Chill Of Valparaiso from Peru
via Rio de Jsnero bound to Marseilles.
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DRUGs AND MEDICINES.

MPTTGS AND MEDICINES.
800 o,0 800 zs ss.,z;;5,n;,a
DOCT0RES , M 70 n;a.asH ~
DR. G. NJ JAGks9S, rm1of nYSnrn.in A. iaarice
VII eeetG %yo gfG p i1T Diseases of de kuey. All al
Jn"s an a troa, disoivred Liver Stomach.
as , Consp%s;;, Bias
FnlneSs OF h'' ~ It, '!o nv,
Head tAcin Gully, Oh 1 w. o,t f'r roco1
E Nn",% or liS %rit in i, e ,o"aeh on
Erne,nions sIn ,r' Or o ,p In Hurried
Ds and of ss h.t ssn."o n1 ~lr yn m
ness ct tis'i T id nGric,,rT of PRESERVATION yellow
am mes, Of The Skin nnI Eyes Pain in the Side, Back,
oNeI fI,eat' burning in the Flesh Con.
slant Iuinginings of Evil
anu s S"iri n'p, rc
in co,"r the nt,enton of the public
nD 1 ap U M to lie Diseases which
us Eii'ues ANU "'t
"9ien; w and un,ried article that has stood the
5 as s iyor GS v e" 1 J s Rs :
Country IMMENSE careful sr1, Of the ed n'e putt
listed Annually by the proprietor and to be h"a GtG {" "
e st5 AS; st e; ; T. %%
Principal Office and Mandatory No. 70 ANeh street. f
"aep''" Ia rvcrr,,or,- ppou louisiana
r r TES ;isra o,r pFU to Ue ] now in
Inc herman ''''0 JAcKsoS. ill., A"s; ;! D. ~, ~ T.;
Dear Sir iet noHn H. w tTiy" from The w Of i've bot
the inc"rn@Gs ns' ii U'e hny found ,le to be iii you
ties Of y"T r +" b. aG ctriy r"ratc ,r
liz. in
public safe and sure fe'eu ip tn .;n, no,, H. 20
tended for and superior 10 "' o'tl i r. 1ppEEIjtIMEE
YER respectfully, yours II. " e.. 49, ' t,..
TIE BITTERS ALL THEY ARE hm "a ~
JACKSON, La, August ~ iH2i'
nrnr Sir-I have used your GcfihHn ltfs' anu ma il
Mi they are represented 10 be- aui cheenly recommend l
to the public rs excellent medicine nv r,1.rl<rp
Rr.1rrtTIlly yours W. +, FAL LhNfl+.
l.. MAYER saws: :, ~, ~,
HANRlS0SBURG la. May =" l>'f
Your German Bers is very valuable Ar0'nt. l ".'9
II received from and wish new supply '
,,rliafrIy
Dr. RAYBOLD QUAIL says: ,9a ,s.~
lklSlrf' -, Jam ~, ~ - -,
have last year used the German f'lei lh'''e
YOU in my practice extensively. 1t Will shorty Dc ny ~"
lev, ha in year there will De more SOFA III '
vicinity than T. other part OF the country
IN z ARE s4ys.
" FRAHKLiH. In June u. lTi2
ro ,,,,r rarg have iecome vrry popul! here, hilu
; ~ W. t,1 .''nnjy i,1m"iintrly
"'''L SnIMS i 10 sny:
~ ~ '' - - EIciMnsD. La. june Q l-I%,
1,r .rs ri4 universal satisfaction 10 ali who have r!
;, l3"' h''e'a 7'' ''
10" 1," 'es udttnn@rS over most Of liz pei.a
49, i tr' ,, "; ~ t,r si,nil,r diseases.
, ~, Ir,~t nu,l Slor.ieeer in every town ami village
the United States anu '"lAo"S' j. WkIGHT K CO.
,,r ,riUs, New OrI-,rs.
AnIo W.! ~ -1,.1,, IYT,i, .yITI.
| A raN't r,tre d
,,ot-,,ty. r,T r,S tn,FGENESS HEGNtIIITIS, tEQiP,
| W. u!'9 ,vInHiI ~; I.0i:j;H Asthma AMI
"H'' ~. roSSi- NPIiJN
!
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HAyRE-Shp Marmon-23oS bales cotton 1000 AXIS wheat
IIyERpOO-Ship Carisa Bird-l9a bales cotton .2 eks
corn 1868 sacks wheat, 1893 slaves
rJyERpOOI-Ship pocshonss-203b bales cotton 3l9l SKIS
wheat 352 sacks corn, 262 planks 1900 slaves.
BOSTON-Shp Frank Pierce-45i5 bales cotton
TANPICO-Schr Red Fox5O5 bales cotton, 500 bHs raisln
IA hds paper segarS 81 pkgi mdse and sundres.
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4 tt"tIl5I NOTICE. 49, Ri SUhSCkibt.R HE'S
,rrii !in his yI, aud tht public, that htHi.
srl4lr,l his old hu>n-S ALiylONEFR aud AFPftAlHrf
has t,s.r his office No. 80 Camp street
WiIl attend 10 of Rr" ESTATE, Stocks, He-rors A
r,-H;ur aeguco.. tEt all orr-. Arrorj'H= 10 law lie
will paia .! personal lteHon 70 AL ot-aoo Sales
Of ever Description.
f:,t,5er k4p, open for ali the Real Estate and
I4ps H h., for Sr" either private lttrr or ii Eac el
ian Every facility in lis power viii be offered TO buyers |
81, T., % Real E.>tlIr ..- .
irnrrtl and Plaza Drawer will b. in coa't
n:5.r, a MS etirc.
VI. .t r-,rlr. that he ai give strict attention TO Ais
Ui, !ttl he th u" will receive NiHe Of
pUh'ic patronage iF'NJ, = IN Wv, 30 ,'C.l' 1,
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Married..

On Thursday July 8 at the Protestant Episcopal church
Ninth avenue, by the Rev. Mr. Geer, Mr.. f. FERRIS UN
DERnI Of this city, 10 Miss MARY g. MAcELwEE, of West
chester y. Y.
On Tuesday evening July l. by the Rev. w. R. Gordon
BrNJ W. HTcHcocK 10 Miss EMMA TURNER, both OF this
city.
On Tuesday July J. by the Rev Dr. Mllett at the re
silonce OF the brides mother Mr. JONI SScLAR, OF Scot
land, 70 Miss ANNA MATILDA GARRISON, OF this city.
on Wednesday, July 2, by the Rev Theodore l.. Guy
ler Mr. GEORGE II. ANDREWS to Miss SARAH NJ. MnfE both
OF this city.
On Wednesday evening, June 4, by tho Rev. Duncan
Dunbar, Mr. WILLIAM J. Sims 10 Miss MARGARET RoBERrs
Canada papers please copy
On Wednesday, July 2 by the Rev. Dr. Ben Plsbury,
Mr. WILLIAM FrIIAGA OF this city, To Mss MANY ANN Coz
WY, OF England.
California and Newark papers please copy.
On Wednesday May II by lie Rev. Henry Ward Beech.
err Mr.. WILLIAM EcCrs to Miss toRSEIIA MORTIMER, young
est daughter Of james Mortimer ESQ., all Of Brooklyn.
In Williamsburg, on Wednesday afternoon, July 2, Ivy
Rev. Dr. Farley, Of Brooklyn, Mr. CaARts H. RAYMOND,
OF this city, Miss AHmY b.. second daughter Of Col FL
banan Martin, Of Williamsburg.
On Wednesday, July ., at the residence Of George b
Jackson, ksq Rye Neck, Wcstchester county, by the
Rev. John NJ Ward, JosTPu W. Cook to Miss CATHERINE A.
OwFNs both Of this city.
Al Utica, Tuesday, July /, by the Row Dr. Fowler,
CHARLES : WILSON to ANNE HUNTINGTON, daughter Of Dr.
n. H. Dcrng, all OF Utica.
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on Thursday July g. Mr.. AnRENp TIESRY RKcK aged 81
years, months and &c days.
The Cnds and acquaintance Of the deceased aud o. the
family respectfully invited attend the funeral, this
afternoon At two O'Clock, from his late residence corner
o: Eleventh avenue and Forty third street
On "Wednesday, July ., ANNE MCCORMICK wife Of Denis
Mccormick aged 50 years native OF county Wcstmoaih
ireland.
The friends and relatives or the family are respectfully
Invited TO attend the funeral from her late residence No
2iC seventh avenue this afternoon, at one o'clock.
On Thursday, July 3 at his fathers residence FRANCS
The friends and relatives or the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral, from No. 173 Chatham
square, this morning, at ten O'Clock.
OF Inflammation o. the BRAN CARsTES r. MgTER Jr
aged no years, months and 10 days. sJn Of Carsen T.
and wilhelmina Meyer
The funeral will take place this afternoon, nj O'clock
from No. 50 Greenwich street.
On Thursday, July 8 Ellen BAEHsEA STEPHENS, young.
est daughter Of John and Ca,harne stephens, aged
years. Q moRths and II days.
The friends q the family are invited TO attend the fune
raj this afternoon, at two O'Clock, from No 50 Perry
street
on Tuesday evening, July J. THOMAS MANS, infant son
Of VIM Wilson, NJ. II.
On Thursday, July 9. Mr. THoxAs MoaaS. in the Sis,
year Of bis age, native Of county Iongford Ireland
HE friends those OF his brsthcrs, John and James No
ran Of bis repson, Michael Gus and o. his orothers-in
Law Thomas Brannan and John Cullen are respectfully
invited 10 attend The funeral afternoon at
O'Clock, from the corner u Columbia aud Harrison
streets, Brooklyn.
ON Thursday morning July O. AcSEs youngest daugh.
ter Of Thomas and Julia Jordan aged year, months
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral afternoon Of four
O'Clock, from No. ITO Barrow street, Jersey City
Suddenly, in Philadelphia, on Wednesday, July 2 Rev
CoRSuIrs CORNraI VAN AeSpAtK. n. u.
His remains will be brought by railroad 10 this city Tor
nterment in Greenwood. In consequence Of the warm
weather the character Of the day. and the time elapsed
since his decease deemed advisable by his relatives
and friends that the remains be conveyed Immediately
arrival at six O'Clock this morning. from the depot TO
the place Of burial where the funeral services will be
held
Al wilkesbarre. Pa, on Wednesday noon, June Is
CoREA wife OF Edward Loop, in the 23d year Of her
arr
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- "a 1o Tor Michigan; SIS 40 50, for common 70 extra
Wisconsin; 20 rs 80 s7, for extra Illinois; ~ aso 10
Wheat i yrmer aIes-s 600 bushels white Illinois, ~
NlO Corn il hrmer saes-te, 600 bushels, At 3sc Tor
yarn ana .3c for sound. Oats, $50. Cana Treights-
Ike a No. cor corn and 1870. l9c. for wheat TO
New YORK Receipts for the "A hours ending at noon
oday-o4s7 bbls -four c,379 bushels wheat and 81, SAG
hushes corn Canal expors-27, Il bushels wheat and
OswEGo, July 3-P. NJ
Flor. s in better demand sales to-day, 1910 bbls.
Canadian al s. rs So Tor superfne, and 50 so 50 IS
ppr extra and 81 3T1s for double extra. Wheat = IN
goci deinani Gales TO day, Is 600 bushels OF wmte
ispsann on pr sate terms There IL nothing dong n
corn Freights steady; wheat, l41c and corn l.c
% New York Lake imports-5o9 bbs. -four, 70 600
bushels heat "a IL bushels corn and 2,225 bushels
rye Canal exports, TAO bbls. -four, 3l,Sel bushels
wheat, sc, 66l 0crn and q, li6rye.
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THE TURr.

UNION COURSE, T. I-TRoTTING.-ov TUESDAY
u July Il ~ ~ O'Clock r. VI, y match Tor sI On m ~
bats hes ~ 3. y harness W Peabody nanes m Iasv
Moscow u. Woodrnn names b. m. Rose Of washipron
stages VIII leave he Williamsburg Ferries every tvani.
pftU. e, CLAW Willie, Propfieoiat
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|r WHITES hats the Of broadway and
street still continues the increase, and yet every
BE- finds something the immense sock TO please and proh
em. such variety Of hats never was seen before Re
ember the southeast corner OF Broadway and Fulton street
white, the haiier-and las Fulton street
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
FINE ARTS

FINE ARTS.
ID $50 aud as Broadway,
Will be open TO the public July &
Portraits o. Buchanan,
Fremont
Fillmore,
Breckenridge,
On exhibition.
No gallery
In Europe or America
Presents varied
And interesting collection
OF illusrious portraits.
Those attracted city by the OF the ensuing an
find agreeable 10 look the ports Of
those who have aided in sustaining the principles which gave
the Fourth Of July its significance
NITIzENs AND STRANGERS
" Are cordially invited.
Every courtesy
VIII be extended
To those who visit
AZ spectators merely
The ambroype made successfully only Bradys gallery
II transparent glass picture superior quality and
ranted more durable than style Of portrait known.
wishing portraits
OF any Of the candidates
AZ BRADY's Gallery.
Framed and complete
VIII be sent by express,
On receipt Of $50
Smaller sizes Mt
\ proportionate reduction IN price.
promptly on the ih The ambroype aiken aud completed
W. irasGwsy. corner Fulton streets $50 Broadway, over
JbemIsons saleGn-
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lon AZ the nations holiday viii OF 20 night AZ the
krard Aponea ~ Beecker street and promises TO be
orions and splendid affair AL the fashion IN the town vii
|e there on this occasion.
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The Exceeding Hot Weather Affects every

Siy unpeasany, or less but does not trouble TO
extent worth mentioning those who wear kNoxs hats
h. obvious Knox makes hats that are as light
Feather neat as Quakercss and az handsome ~ fu
town The sun shines upon them with CHEEKY ray
hly They almost nothing, when their great good quail
taken into consideration sold at the corner Of Bsoad
Ia Fulton
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ht ing the largest assortment
the rity-besdes neen SECOND hand pianosall ot which
Nj sold prices that defy competition Pianos 70 rent
ID rent allowed purchase at WATERS No 40 Broad
Y Pianos tuned, repaired, polished, boxed and moved.
sh paid hand pianos Music At reduced prices.
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rut vegetable may preserved IN perfectly fresh
state BY Sprau's patent self sealing cans Fun
one for kinds OF fruits and tables
comany The cans Price Tor quarts 81 81 per aolen La
gallon s3 90 BAN orders ny post or otherwise prompt
fy free OF 10 any part 81 The city or BrooH3
iyn WELLS & PROVOST propretoss No 32l Pearl street
Hpar Fran lin
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--~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~0S~~ ~1~~..-.-4---.NN-S
CALIFORNIA DTAMoHDs-EQUAL IN BRrILIANCY
~ TO the real seps pima - 70 SIS ~ en- earrings,
- 10 ~. croeses ~ 70 81 studs brsceeta Ae Any OF
~ sso,s articles sent ~ A 70 any part o. oe uni ssss
J.AJ JACOBS, manufacturing jewellers W Broadway.
fyoMposrrToN AND GOLD VEST CHAIEs-A NEW.
~ article warranted not ,arnish change
money returned rrccs ~ ~ IN o. Manufactured only by
Wholesale dealers supplied.
al JACOBS, misunderstanding jewellers to7 BrosdwsS.
WATcHEs.-rIEE GOLD AND SILVER wArcHRs-
the city To be found II the subscribers ne has been y
business Wall street for The last eighteen years h an
all descriptions &C gold and silver watches swc.ry
silver ware, 81 wholesale and retail Al much les han ~
us0s prices
beautiful gold lepine watches Sour holes eweed "a a
Fine gold detached levers full ~ weed IN n
Fine gold hunting ep4ne, four holes jewelled ~ a.
Gold hunting knrlish patent levers ... ~ 81
Fine gold hunting detached levers, fall eed -
sS sss : :ss% poss .ssss &c.
Gold independent second watches for timing
Gold hunting watches which run eish, day. sD 70 = sisC d
oold magic watches which change into three - =
Gold English patent lever. eweped ~ 70 70 SIs =
Silver KnGah patent yS % ~ n
silver detached levers full jeweed Us % ~ q
Fine gold hunting railway ushsepers vIQ SITS
4ossss 'f Harr r a Bee..i.y T. csos. ~
ali Other celebrated makers, for sale very low.
All watches 20 keep tune WaArAs~ a.
ewey exchanged Watches and jewery repaired in ne re-
70 sH paris Of DE United Canada nee Of shsrse
GE0RGE G. ALLEN, importer 81 watches and IL selvv
Wholesale sad retail No II wall street. ssscr1 fcov so
Bfoadway.
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CAuroN.--rnE FOLLOWING COUPONS AND RAIL
sla coupons per Cincinnati City Bouds-l q
sso due Isl Janqasy ise nsyabe IN New forS No 60
Unite States in PhildslphGi, Nos. is, So IS.
Ss 81 sofso each NV Is H. 49, 81 e Is Zach
ss e $50 zach s coupons Of The per cent New York
LIS, Lao l7ll, i'45 l10s 100, LILO, io5, l2s i'4
yysns Railroad BONDS Jay, 1856, payable in New
l. q As ne ohio s cent E9s
se 60 coupons q eaiiornIa state BoDas due
q s@H E s.sh Nos sfa No s1'D NOS "
II SSSapHa f gfs ssn ssT York and Erie
BsSs. a ~ SIsS Ss. Us s cent United states
M s q N.Y. zach coupons Of the PET cent
the Bank Of Commerce in New York Nos 1885, 400 5i 5l2
$40 $40 each coupons Of the per cent Northern Gross
bancan s sea aus Co. n W o as ONCE o.
wilmington and zansviie Railroad Bonds. due Isl Way
a Se% ScpS Sos s SSa 9s "a s anu
due Ds hsi q f S1f
s2so-a each coupons Of the per cen. St Louis
Sosey sS@. So ss 's s @ s rh'n Bank
<o-2 Of SO each Coupons o. he per cent Allegheny
CITY due 1t July ssS payable in New York Nos lss 49,
Railroad Ronds@2 o. s.S each due ist April i payable X
s = $40 easI cue Is. June ssS payable At The Amepea
Exchange Bank, In NewAork Nos LOTTO LOIS lu2l TO LOB
scc IN New York, Nos ~ "a ss5 Of so July,
1886 No. SIS payable at Duncan. sherman Co.'S, in New
York.
.so The per cen. s Louis CITY Bond. payable
lsbS No LIS OF So each, due LIST June. 1856 Nos ~, a.
40 Of $50 due 10th June, 1850 No 81 OF 80 each, due
ish June i6 Nos 2 2la Of $50 each due lst July 1856,
so5~s Of SIS EACH coupons Of the per cen, York
md Eric convertible bonds due 1t July ls5o Nos ls s
los
sg-s So each coupons Of the per cen, Eclefo9.Inc
the Bank OF Commerce in New York, Nos 2 10 So 20 j 81
to So
due lth June st payable at the Phenx Bank New York
Nos. As aud a..
sis- so each coupons per bonds Fem,
vana state due Isl July, sS6, payable In Philadelphia
SIS coupons the 10 per Sacramento city Bons due
ist July 1850 payable IN New York. OF 10, No i59 OF
sS q go coupon q the per cen, United stae Bonds,
sso-G d 80 each coupons Of the per cent Tennessee
s,ae Bonds due Let july 1866 payable In View York, Nos
Clos Of $40 each coupons Of the per cent Panama Rail
road bonds, due Let July ls66 Nos. Lbs ye6, 1897.
fl5-3 OF 80 each, coupons Of the cent - Louis
County bonds due IL July ls payable at The Phcnz Bank
t3-4j ~ &p each, coupons % the per cent New Or
Nos :eoa % 2es 269 2ss % 2Cls 2es. % 2ees 2s1s,
ss az ass ss sss ass s sssi esas $50 AZ 40 ''4''
All stamped Forwarded 10 Philip spcyer Co, View
York"
railroad Bonds issued 10 John j. Palmer Jr or bearer with
January, 1881, Nos. ISL 81
Having been lost o., stolen. and the payment thereof
NV yosK, June q, 1855
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InterIor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rave Is CO..
Paper Observation-Disclosures Faye 4 Co.,

az broadway, near warren street. can hv toi - urge
md o,pete stock of decorative paper anhgs rom me best
French and American factories Artistic WcrAuen oay Gun
ployea, and all work warranted.
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AT FOUNTAINS India store, 6o3 Broadway v e, may De
black and coored real India pineapple when 30
Indispensable for Newport and seashore dresses; Nankn
silks pongees, Tnssore silks Madras handkercheis, and
thousand other articles Of which only 20 be procured
Al the above establishment.
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~ and work 10 morrow the patriotic picture
laksr 9 Broadway the people with portraits daily
|cept sundays and Fourth Of July, economical prn
Sles.
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pol and 57 Broadway oppor, City al
offer at Wholesale and retail variety OF french and
american paper haDgngs borders curtain papers &C. at
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Phr~noloxy with Charts


IA written descriptions Of character given daily by Pro
bwLER at The chronological Cabinet No. SS broadway,
70 blocks above he Park Private for gentlemen and
k,<a
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Sewing tgachines,-The Grover and Bake,

Sewing Machine Company, boiler o accommodate their IN
business have removed the large and convenient
store first door, 1876 Broadway ST. Nicholas block The
complete aud perfect stock Of sewing machines machine silk
thread and needles viii be always found here and all in
ylted 70 call and examine for themselves
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p,,er uo,g,nUs n. Whoicsare.-Country

merchants Will find full stock of every style and quality
known TO the trade the lowest market prices AZ THOMAS
FAYE Co :, 257 Broadway, directly opposite the City
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New and Extensive Bazaar of Fancy Goods

and toys lust opened at 400 Broadway by H. s. ROGERS
who has removed from his old stand contains every variety Of
lades recules jet ornaments dressing cases brushes
combs perfumey also the most complete
assortment toys dolls games &c flor the instruction and
of ehidren lately imported and tor sale at the
lowest importers prices, by III. ). ROGERS No. 499
broadway.
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rk Of clothing ready and for sale, smbrac
many spcclsiiies and styles be found nowhere csc,
altogether the largest stock OF fashionable and deal
e sunnsr clothing We have ever got W. very modsrsas
Y nseA pYces ID. DkNLfk a Co,
81 80 and 30 Broadway. eornsr Of Warren a