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Hzy-Cho1era has become one of the preyail-
ing diseases of land well foreign countries This be
ing univ fact precauin should be taken in regard to
diet during the weather. and in view of the beneficial
results of Dr. j. Hosetter's Stomach Biers last
season. our city well elsewhere would advise all to
procure supply for family use and it directions on
the bottle When this is done much sickness can be prevented
At least this the experience of the past which can be- and
testified to by thousands For ssle by O. o. Woodman Co.,
corner OF Magazine and Common Streets and John Wright
Co. q and ISL Charities street. jylS Gt<W
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The Nashville Patriot, of the 18th inst, in correct
ing report said to be prevalent in Memphis, that
navigation was suspended on the Cumberland river,
says 20 This is a mistake; several boats of light
draught are still plying between this and the mouth
amongst which are the new tavorites the Sligo and
L., !
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our FOB FILLMORE. A late number of the Helena
GArk) Shield, contains letters from fl Nicholas, E.
walker A. bforehead, r w. Hill 4. Maynard, B. L.
Bagless, w. b. Cooper, John R. Crosby. P. Simmons,
a W. Rchey and i. Kinder, In which they state they
win support MI. Fillmore for President. They are all
Democrats. but SEQ in Mr. Fillmore the hope Of the
stability Of the Union Every day adds to the legons
that WIN trinmphantly bear the & Model President
fo.thes White House.
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II SPORTING ExTRAoRp1NARY.--We learn from the
New York papers, that Mr.. TenBroeck left on the
Asia for Europe, Wednesday, 9th inst, takngwit
him Lecomte, Prior aud P,ioress. Now lifelong de-
bated question is to be settled way Or the other,
as it is doubtful whether three better representatives
Of the American turf can be found than those named
=
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II A 1Ray in G, !. d III is, 1856.

desire
ID Dagss hasc It done
sesssarfa ING 3D.
drsss Al bid M. 10 Camp stree. Ss 3s
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IN New Hamps they seem to be following inthc
footsteps of the labt Louisiana Legislature. On Tues
day, the 9th inst the Legislature Of thai State adj
dressed thirteen officers out Of Office Pretty good
wholesale business that.
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GEN. PERsIFoR F. SMITu.-The Pittsburg Post, of
the 18th ins has the following in relation to this gal

Gen. Persifor F. Smith, who has been appointed by
the President to the command of the United States
forces in Kansas a native of Pennsylvania, and son
of former President of the United States Bank. He
settled in Louisiana thirty years ago and has won dis
tincton in civil life and judge, before entering
upon military career. He led brigade in the Mex
lean war and distinguished himself net more by his
courage than by his GOODNESS and good Judgment. He
is the man for Kansas at the present time. Col Sum
ner will serve under him and assist him in restoring
order in Kansas In fact the excitement has already
burnt itself out there pretty much.
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Col Witthers. who resigned short time since, has
been elected Mayor Of the city Of Mobile BY the
city Council in joint session.
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Frss oID III pFIaA WINE. D. LeyeHeh y Coz
NO. cid I.eyes street, advertise and 4 half
pipe, frst old ReserF wine vintage Of 1880,
fSr saIa tp cIose Invoice $FS E#
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The Ex.King Of Dude, whom Lord Dalhousie, that
Prince of Filebustels late Governor General Of India
deprived Of his Kingdom, is now in london. He is
described as being hearty fellow, with an intei.
gent, manly countenance, afu flowing beard, astout
frame and a glossy Indian skin. He seems to be be-
tween forty and fifty years Of age, and dresses mag
fniicently. $
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AsrosS 40. 1853 Canal
street, Of white and red
check Cant ma at reduced prices.
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On the sd inst, no less than three inantcides were
committed in Lowell, Massachusetts, The bodies Of
tile children were all seen floating in the Merrimac
river, and one Of them recovered.
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5&@S &s2$S f$55G 4$8 $9sa
gt2 $EHg XXX
zs5-7=-----=77-l-7
Nftty gfs sf,ff Al ISnbtyr6 sT
i5 ~ vNttt sCsy 3ttt1NFsle !tR&s
38$t4#ks4 aS8 855 3$$l sgS H.
NV u us,iy u9ass shNA 80
,huu, shsssatH 800 VI w - II ,t ID -
l. M - IA, hryaa A osoI,.
). Y ~, s III, a, y, III M u i.
itts oSSt1 z II - ~ - s5g;i
LAFAYETTE SouARE.-This pleasant retreat is ,ull-
dergoinp special uvenaon the instance of Mayor
me sycaofes have been handsomely latiered with
hiayasb and the law is being shaved This with the
poons ula ny - = nnsssnoss
We Vas pnsy bee--hestows Ills usual
49, r,n tbe m tss ,rd bo,;as il, a. ., tcre IL so,at
on1 All IL ibe frrass s$ $5S5i @ jl5S51
't fS = N n 2 80 # w e..
Inioh D19Aaah o'i11a ~ ca naA'As
nhens was isss "
ehatse u p'sln.' M =, ss e " , - W s ,.n
ut the police Office are these On the h Of
Nav, YORK; Relina married hungarian named Antonio
mi, ,..,nnaa 10, I,,,.l - 5;s,,,,s4ad
rsch. lhey SUM to neHn"E pe'oHns
with her husbaud because she sa ne was OF no account
set to leave him Antonio finally concluded to le her
~. p. - - - b.o E,,. III. /. !. ~ N ~, ~
flp, ana 50 esse M = @Ae..eA pesls ~ ~ ~ N s
that would have her She went She located in ST. Louis
And there on the 9Th Of ono wear ufter
~ fret showed her Tobn frederick
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CU9EgSO81s

Ladies are cautioned against using common Prepared
.VS>s JONES' SPANISH LILY WHiTE' @
1t perfectly Innocent being purified Of all delefe9 qaa
Ties and 1t mpar,s to the skin NATURAL healthy, alabeste
clear living white the time acting as c0nenc on
the skin, making it soft and smooth .I
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, ny
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
yl4 epsHoWeFr q aud Isl Charres street, sole agents.
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Rea1eOCeeg +! Removed !s
FROM NO. rs TO IL ROYAL STREET. a
A supply of CREME DE BOUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
and pns constantly OH hand which equal the best thai
to this market. ..-
=. Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES. %
RRA N IES:
sAZERAC the Vintage of 1896 1873 and 1906 and other
brands.
WI4ISK x:
OF all descriptions-Scotct, Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER in piuts and quarts,
-. Also
On hand my usual assortment of the best WINES and IL
QUORs in the MARKET which will be sold reasonable
terms as any other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d7 2pH No. IT Royal street.
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.Neev Works, Just Received
j.. B. S II T. E L,
gu CAMP STREET. W.
FRANK LEsL1E,s GAZETTE OF FAsHIoN-For July
ORPHAN SISTERS-By Mrs Marsh.
John OVERWHELMINGLY the author OF the
Head Of the Family.
WESTERN AFRICA-ITs HISTORY, CONDITION AND
Prospects-By Rev. j. L. Wilson.
CLARA or Slave Life in Europe.
THE MODERN STORY TELLER The Best Stories Of the
Best Authors.
MARGARET MATILASD--By the author of Zaidee
Fresh Supplies Of
MAIJRAY,s GEOGRAPHY OF THE SEA-.
| COOPER,s NAVAL. HISTORY TO 1856.
| WALKERS EXPEDITION TO NICARAGuA-By W. v.
Wells. ,,,.,,
THE ATTACHE; or Sam Slick in England. lyle 2p3t<W
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Canton .M0gESsegs

100 pieces A WHITE;
100 do AIRED CHECK CANTON MATTING-a very
superior article.
For sale wholesale retail very reduced prices Apply to
VIM. H. FISK,
iy17 2n3t lG3 Canal street. next to cor. of Raronne.
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following result:
.,,. FILLMORE BHch "a
Geptlemens cabin. % %
Ladies cabin '''..'''l5
Aggregate vote, ....,...,,,.....So 81
THINGS ON LONG ISLAND. Last evening, DULY
J on the o'clock train of cars from Brooklyn, on
the Long Island Railroad, canvass was taken for
President. The result was as follows:
Fillmore
Fremont ...,..,.,,,....,,,.s3HH
Undecided. ,,.-..,...'......,'...W
Saturday night July s., test vote was taken at
store, No. - South street, Brooklyn which resulted
as follows:
Doubtful.
The FEELING IN CoNNEcrICUT.-At Norwalk, on
Thursday, July g. at chance meeting at the hotel
Is persons present voted as follows:
Fremont '.,'''.,.''''''
AT q family dinner given on the 4th, q voters and
their families present, their preferences were
tFimore
Bucbana, ...........O
At a Picnic from New Canaan on the same day,
some Of the leaders put up Fremont and Dayton
flag On their arrival at their destination vote was
taken, with the following result:
Fillmore ''.'..''.''..''''
buchanan. ......,., .........,.....,.........,n
A vote was taken in one of the New Haven cars
the 6 A. NJ. train:
f B"ehSasn
Clear the track for old Connecticut!
FILLMORE ON THE HuDsoN.-A vote was taken on
board the steamer New World, her passage up the
river to Albany, on the evening of July Sd, which
resulted as follows:
Fillmore
Buchanan
| The announcement of the result was received with
hearty cheers, which awoke the echoes of the High
| lands.
Haven train July 9th vote was taken for President
| with the following result:
Fremont
Buchanan,
A vote being taken in a mandatory in Madison
street. New York. on July 9th, on the Presidential
| election, the result was as follows:
E Ennhoie
FII.LMoRE ON THE LAKEs.-On the 4th instant, the
| steamer Chief Justice Robinson" made several
pleasure excursions from the harbor OF oswego on
/ ftOld Ontario.n She was each time crowded with
brave lads and bonnie lassies. On one OF her tl1rs
in the morning a vote was taken for President, with
the following result
Fillmore,
Fremont. S9
BnshSns s;i;
Gerret SnlNtn
A vote was also taken on board of the same boat
on subsequent trip, as follows:
Fillmore. y
Buchanan .....,'.'t,r''. a
/ Fremont
Both of these tests were proposed by individual
who support the swoolly horse candidate.
: + vote taken on the Western IN. " train Of cars
: on the Sth inst, resulted as follows:
L Fillmore. ...,.."e.2 20
Buchanan 10
I'll
There were only 275 deaths occurred in the city Q
Boston during the month of June last.
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Eor come remarks On direct trade with Russia,
see Din financial and commercial column.
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9C0pNa'Eseeg'shSp.

undersigned have this day. formed copartnership in
this city under the style of NORRIS MAULI CO.,
for the purpose of carrying the Clothing Business.
THADDEUs NORRIS, w.
CHAS. G. MAULIb '3Ea
New Orleans July LIST, 1856 . EDWARD G. HANCOCK.
E.On retiring from the above rm most cordially
mend my successors Messr Charles Mau and Edward G.
my friends confident that they will give entire salts
faction in every department Of the business
jy1 2ptf a A. Fl. WAY.
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Signs of the Tim es.

The ST. Louis Intelligencer says that vote for
President was taken on board the steamer Belfast,
from New Orleans to St. Louis, June oath, with the
following result:
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Prof. W0Ee9''E


yu DEADLY POISON 49,
for the above named pests to all H0uSEKEEPERS AND FA
MILES, IT, W.
perfectly simple and safe yet and certain in its
There likewise danger to be appehcnded FROM the
insects poisoning anything they in contact with after
leaving the paper and possesses great advantage all
other posons its not being liable to be mistaken thereby
venting those serious accidents which Of almost daily
renee y ~ 8.
1t be hung the walls of the room, in the window
out reach chdrenahough little fear need be
hended of its injurng them.
For sale, by the quire or singleshe by a.&se
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and l51 Chartres street,
where full directions will be given for its VI 2plm
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Clothing and Shirts
WADE no ORDER IN THE BEST MANNER

Gentlemen DESTROYS Of having their ALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING SHIRTS made measure invited to call
their measures taken prior to the 18th Of july as on
that date our Mr. 3. will leave for New York. ~
All orders entrusted to will be executed to the ENTIRE
those ordering they will be under obga
tons totake the goods. - - . =, $500.
jyl4 2ptf corner of ST. Charles and Canal streets
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S0degle1'ay, Harness G1aG ITaezeks'
The subscribers have Just recciveda full supply OF English
French and American
SADDLES,
EoR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Including many late improvements. Their stock of both SIN
GLE and DOUBLE
-MM "a RM a. - . p
Is NOT TO BE EQUALLED IN THE SOUTH Also con-
antly on hand complete Of Ladies' and Gentle
mems SOLE LEATHER
Z32 G@NyYES,
and other articles in line to which they invite attention.
WING HINES,
"''' W. LACEY & CO.,
;ooe ontnl 81 ST. Charles street.
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Water Coolers.

splendid article all Sizes for sale at reduced prices For
economy the enjoyment of cool drink of that delicious
beverage cold water during weather. these articles
riyaled for cheapness and durability For sale by
T. ROBERTS,
ie3O 2p2m % Camp street
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.EDr. SeymleseE Reynolds.

oFFICE-No. lI5 GRAvIER STREET, NEW oRLEANsa
Cures CANCERS, scALDHEAD, WHIrEswELLING SORES anu
ULCERS of every description laol zplS
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,atrftipll saIes.


SUCCESSION OF r. AZ n LEE EBy RE,-Hous AND
- Lot ON BienYe street.
" by N. $yIGNIE, fAuctcneer. VA
Sd August. Mt IA o,cl9 = IS, Me- Me-
. by virtue from The onqrA9e ths SeoMd Ia
ct of New Orleans, dated 18th June l9ov,
sold ut public auction, in the Rounda Of the st. Louis
"A cgRTAIN oT oF GROUND III Inc square bounded BY
nv Burgundy naahn and Son spss bT eahy
four feet deep together with the oneory house. cenahh
four rooms, cabinet kitchen ETC III, ~ "a
ance IS months for notes mn
bearing interest therate Of six cent from uaie
mntrty and after maturity till paid, at eight per cent A.
penal clause be secured by mortgage on ~
property The buildings TO be insured ahu poeS
vendor = =. &, l.s5gs u. " iv2 5St
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-NAE- AND BUAIEl1lNtF sCTRUt1LI 49, duU1 o
uced since 1870 BY Madame Brgpnx street. ps
The Summer Session this establishment Of Pass Christia
begins The buildings there are large enougF
Day Scholars Attasled to the premises ass dns ha henIe
sana instruction every and department
great facilities for the Of reiie ia
uape Singing Socge taught by Mr. me vel
leader Of the Orchestra Of The New Orleans opera n
nue his lessons Singing and solfege the he
will also give private lessons in families.
Examinations take place every month during wlner
in the civ aid every fortnight during the the Pass
The city school open the whole year for ana
div sc,njars - 49, z5Ftl ny26 ly#
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Notice. @.sa nh
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP.
The coparnershp heretofore existing between the under
signed under the style of NORRIS WAY, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent nFa
Thaddeus Norris charged with the liquidation of the
THADDEUS NORRIS, "a
4 per pro- EDW. G. HANCOCK,
New Orleans, July 1st 1856 - A. H. WAY. N.'N' .O.
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DANIEL EpyyARDs, esyc g use to F y, 3

~ EDWARDS, Nos q 50 and 30 New Leyes am n " ~
of lescrpioo Top
per Tin Sheet Iron Brass Work He is ready to con-
tract for making Of Steam Trains and
Pans Fefers Boxes and everything apperans 10 the
sugarhouse. ssyss.g s..s ,,,, ,, ,,.,-
general assortment of Steam Gauges Steam Whistles Brass
Cocks, Coupling Valves etc, constantly on hand :,
He would cali attention of planters to the Steam
which nave been in operation the plantations OF
Col r. G. Camp Messrs 3 T. Harrison p y Fessat Nelson
e,srtfm1,t referss for fni1 particnlars m22
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and LTTT1RATUREs
III LEON IAUGRIN, lately Lawyer ut the Bar o. Ihrs
Professor Of the French Language and
in the University Of Louisiana II, - II II, =,
y nls eihGe, ui'i' DeSt sEs 5fl rnl0
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sRTOTICE-MEsSRs. DENNIsT0UN, WOOD ~, = %,
In New York have made application g the Gity @
City New Orleans Second Municipality bonds ior ons
sand dollars eachhe said Coupons being for the sum q thirty
dollars each and ali due the first day Of February Fur
ther The said forynne Coupons were Poss a P"
for transmission the said Dennistoun, Co. oy ING
cc steamer which vessel is missing and is supposed 70 nave
been lost mt I-ta{t h ~, 5'
ie2h j a. j.
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Gentlemen going TO 3Eae North
u Should call Immediately at
as S. N. M US,
Corner of Canal street and Exchange Place,
and leave their orders for dozen HANDSOME SHIRTS made
measure to be awaiting them at the Manuacory, No. 3l5
Broadway, New York upon their arrival. jy8 2pSt #
Death ole lRats and HS0GcAes.
WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER,
guaranteed the and effective agent used
the destruction of these troublesome vernlin
RBe particular and remember the nae there many
spurious articles offered. For sale by ar "a
J. WRIGHT g. CO.,
jy14 2p3tAoWeSa q and Isl Charres street.
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l-v1ts 1NCF4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CLASSES FOR
GeaeeM Leon q r. ETsnsh
siyes respectfu notice public, that June
9Th lie commences and continue during NE %hos
classes Of three different degrees for gentlemen
Elementary Middle and Superior GLASSES At his ose
The classes will take place the evening at various hours
from TO clock suit The learning 81 me
Language will extremely easy by new method Of
pfcaoD. - az .. !. IL, on5 un,,
scribe at the Professors oce evening after o'clock
p5 9n y L ID !
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DIV Rock 81 are indebted to the publishers.
Sthrough Nornaans D. IA Camp and under the St.
hsEias Hotel for The following named and very in
terestinE and useful work HI; $ S
THE 81 ArEs AND TERRIToRKs or THE GREAT WEST,
Including their geography, history, advantages,
resources, and prospects \: comp their local
IL HISTORY inssi buttons and laws. $5
til work IS accoapa d map, and has nu-
Illustrate Ii full Of statistical
points out the most direct routes and
modes u districts for agricultu-
ras ereial, lunbering and mining operations
tircng h1nt tie tthern States. Is "
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There were only 275 deaths occurred in the city Of
Boston during the month of June last.
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SUCCESSION OF w. KEHoL-yALUABLE REAL Els \
T-7- g.S s tate. 55E ss35
r. 5$s ii BY II. PEYCHAUD & CO.,
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TAS-GAS-GAS-H. GUILD, No. ga ST. CHARLES
W street. Girod and Julia, entrance shop ST.
Mary stree keeps constantly hand large assortment of
GAS FIXTURES of the latest patterns. and also j. W. How
ards and improved patent Gas WHICH ing paten
tee guarantees of Brass Work Of every
description made Globe Valve Cocks Of all sizes,
double and single flame; and Stops Of patterns Epeler
solder constantly on hand -
BA orders entrusted to my care will be promptly exec1-
ted manner for cash. my5E
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where full directions will be given for its iy7 2plu
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ing last week. by backing his cart against
pushing him off wharf into the river The Coroners
verdict had previously acquitted him. and the Recorder also
quilted him.
last evening for the purpose finishing the business of Tuesday
evening Present Hon j. NJ. Hall, and quorum.
oa o On sss s s
books New Orleans Draining Company and the assess
ep s ny ns hpeg ' he Tr
order ascertain whether the Council can any fe to
adopted and Messs Holland Reid and Dei"barre ap'
pontsd on the part Of the nnars emoea in the p
abe That their has been e to 6ea u the
that the Company has allowance for the timber by
and sold which belonged to them that the Company
violation Of law charged compound the of len
cent annln and that ne dfaage NI oemgnt
The ordinance regulating the snTeyor 9 ssgt ms
ouned Tuesday evening pending discussion upon the hrs
The ordinance was debated amended and adopted section
at time. principal feature in for the ordinance is
sdition and ipIeSpoIaons@ ptoSdng for additional
deputies in the Street Commissioners deparmen mother
open from sunrise to every day. Sundays not excepted
The ordinance finally adoped as , woe IF ns ,c
Schools which referred to the Education Committee and
On motion Of Mr. Holland the ordinance regulating the
Comptoers department made the special order for the
Mr. HOLLAND called up ordinance amend the ordinance
of 1917 regulating the employment OF slaves on The leHeere
bndgeS one slave another, etc. with fines and
all which, the snd slaves will have e authority s to
Of October adopted by section and then "op'ea us
whole. MT. .,s ,,o.,.,
Committee from the last meeting 1t urge the en-
o ct h o a1 e eve into e e
Common street. and reported the C9mmissares o. ne Marie
Pe,er Neon for Us Of time from Wound received the dis
charge Of his duty which was adopted.
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THINGS ON LONG ISLAND Last evening, DULY
7 on the O'Clock train of cars from Brooklyn, on
the Long Island Railroad, canvass was taken for
The result was as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-22
fAdyertisement.l
MARX THE FACTS :

J. GuRNEY's establishment, No. $40 Broadway, corner
of Lonard the oldest and most extensive in the tnted
States.
GuRsEy the first to introduce the Art of Photography in
this city.
recently made important alterations and improve
ments in his establishment
greater facilities for producing finer work in
branch than has heretofore been produced in this country
GussEY has still in his employ the best of his old artists
GrRNEY has recently added 10 the above talented corps
Of American, French, and German artists.
GrRNyys coored Photographs of all need only 70 be
seen 10 BE- appreciated; they speak for Themselves.
plain unretouched Photographs were never equaed
so say artists and the best judges.
GvRSEYs Dagurreotypes universally pronounced supe.
nor productions. .,s,,.,m.,
other artist in the profession - 49,
GURNEY received the only medal for Photographic productions
at the late Paris Expositon-consequently - :.
GuRNEY stands at the head Of the world in the Photographic
Art. .,,...-.---
GrRNEY has removed any branch of his business any
part Of the city ,,,.
GrRhrY has connection with any other establishment in
part Of the city SC. ,,
done for the last sixteen years.
GuRsEY will be happy to continue that attention and
still endeavor please all no may favor hun with VISIT
TO his Photographic Palace of Art } GuRSSf,
No. $40 Broadway, cornor Of Leonard street.