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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-20
ADVERTISEMENTS RsSEwED EVERY DAY.
LITERATURE.
LITERATURE.
L'NTERED ACCORDING TO ACT OF CONGRESS, IN
II the year 1851 the Clerks Office OF he Dsrci Court
tor he southern Distfiss % New York.
THE SrGNET RINGS
MYSTERY o. FATE
A TALE or PERSECUTION AND WRONG.
BY T. HAMILTON vANATDA.
CHAPTER !.
THE sYGNET RINGS /:

"F6IPr"'
The ord uttered pleading, muious one from
the white quverng lips of who stood In the
portals of he lie Of harsionwod ENGLAND. The
the Castle fronting the veed In shadow. The
youth had scarcely completed his t~ene year, and the
dark cufng locks that sreshed his nne open brow
soft and goes His features OF hne Grecian
mould his figure slight and unfeveoped and his large brown
eyes upied IN suppicaOn, buraed with the sangune
Bres % an impeuous soul
scntacns anger aud wounded pride lie ed his
with stern decree OF banshmenL While he frowned
ferccly upoa the youth.
fFshefe repeated the young man, In tone Of heart
searching enlreay Father recall those terrible words OF
banshnsnt canno, go from you woild rather ask his
pfvdO1"
Co shouted the old man. with increased ger and rage.
"You always been sccursed 70 my sight and DO
wish look upon your face again. Hencejrh, you
longer con Of the earl Of Ma 'st1s. 05''
A moments hesiation-a furive, pleading gsnce-one
quiver OF The psnd then that Young man rose upright
pof hs breast throbbug and his FISHING with noble
rrae The blsrt locks from his flushed bros. and
In a voice deep but firm, he said
Far OF -aince may longer call father-l
obey dc anserthe derree Ot fae At your
bidding 70 the world homeless wanderer, disin
hered dtgraced wreched ouicasii You have cursed nae
with baardv and and because, when Of
10 day aunted me- with this curse STUCK HIN down. you
nw drive forth. But Earl n harson, word bcfoe
70; be ieeimaieiy born not thing IL certain hye
bl VEINS aud ss this the swear
ron that You shall again look my face before die,
perhaps In when sou lille wish ~ Farewell
The and he oi Ear stood In the doorway, wachirg
The form OF Paul karst0n ~ he srOiled down he
road. and was soon losi u lhs shadows Of he para
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA ] une 10 Arr steamer delaware Copes
E ESw S Boston, S z h S.iR Gs Means
s q dP su N Susan sms ssss g jazz ss
Cuba scrrs wlssahocon, lses. frovdepce Eo erAnds
ss2S sTs r. 20 e5 s0s u sno Som
i koSs sa. SsssS1s ss s5. ss.
RcsP gesSn geSq & %sS s, s sSa f ga
win Reed 9ieep. boston before reported. Y nelson.
Leeds. Nsniucse Gih-on Croker. New London; VAN
Cd bres Aaron Easou Percy 81 John. NIB; Hrriei New.
lem chss carroll PTa rrosasSee p saas
Sos Hc~s ssss c.oryesrn sarah Rss fo1 Ham
ns.n; rrm. JsGrss 0ameridsepori Les,rng, C9rsori
saoap, Serson, salem Ts..histeS sss Tss'on RIO
Srsnfs sag ssE s sgpe B Sar' west
nlscsIrzneous and Disasters.
sHIr NoErnrEs Ienr q and from Boston he passage
received some damage 70 spsrs and sails. ~
srre portion Of the TN coo sAbs th'ovn over from
sss% 6o 70 ssnss ssa oSsrd s %
& CEN pSd s.ns. ssse ' be
sonH EpyiS RyEp from Boston for Phisaspls, before
reported ashore near care Nay was 60, 90 who, sustain
Whaiemcn.
or Pernambuoo lsh p NJ woisson Of and fcl New Bed
ford, 700 bels ~ 900 10 VII OIL All well was lying 70 while
"a San ceto. AP5 "a .sS. os N1p' sS b o
AZ 81 helena May 2 Kensngon, Cluk, NB 80 VII l2osp
o 20 sss 81 SUM ro - a N s5sp
Kaihetn Amy NIB same as last repor-Cby the North A.
a. Keme Jan 10 Newark, Smith, NIB with so BITS 50 oil
on Ceiebe Ian 90 Cleors Morton, NIB with 100 IBIS sp oil
all told-al well.
Spoken, DC.
ship Fair Wind Strout, from Boston April for Bn Fran
cisco Msy a latsH ION D. w tno. before.
shp hound South showing white and blue sisss with
rcd bah in centre taessrs sampson Tsppans, vas
Nav TO- 81 Pernembuc0
An Am cirper shin sieerinr 8, supposed the Gry Eagle
rom Philadelphia FOR Bio Janero WIS ssnazed Nv ~ lat
Rart Sesns. Marks from salem March for Aca May
g about CO.. miles from Ambrizeus.
Brs George Ackery tnot o go Eey from Mesins for
BE Il \ Marlin rreneb from Palermo Tor NYort Kay a.
lat Al b, ION 32i7. -. -
ApRRizErrr Africa May S-s2 Am vessel IN port.
BIrlvI April g-in port sb Lowell Knowles, Tor Sours.
lara and Bton bark eannie Pane, Coburn, 70 lad for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-20
Court Martial on Engineer De Luce, u. 3. n.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
SH-ln the correspondence from Hong Kong which
appeared in your yesterdays issue, ind fact stated in
such way 70 DO great Injustice party cvncerns
who known and esteemed throughout large circle OF
this city The following Is tue paragraph -
The Levar B Al shanghai be locked and will be absent
TIL May or June. There Court Martial Assstsrt
Engineer DE Luce short time since, which resulted In
months suspension and public reprmsnd presence OF all
hands
trust that In Justice TO Mr.. De Luce you VIII permit
10 state in your columns the whole facts Of the case which
follows Assistant Engineer De Luce OF the san
Jacinto, tried board The Portsmouth two
charges OF neglect OF duty" in driving the ship
when ordered TO do The verdict upon the first count
was not guilty" The second charge using nsb.
ordinate language" The only evidence 10 sustain this
count that OF the himself, but he being the
superior officer the charge considered proved The
verdict six months suspension aud 10 be reprmanded
but Commodore Armstrong virtually set the verdict aside
for reading the finding OF the Court in presence OF the
officers he said that Engineer De Luce had been
pended mouth before the trial. which sufficient,
ard that the sentence would be reprinand sui-
Gent to one Of so sentative mind, and restored him
duty The spot.
have simply stated the facts Of the case which are
known through every vessel the station. will not
comment upon the origin OF these charges they Will
probably be made clear a a Citing time, but there
:. wheels within wheels - whose moving power. could n
but be disclosed, would have very Purifying effect
eur navy. H.
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Supreme Court-Sp.,IsI Term.

bei0ro Ion. Judge EO05ovcL
Iryr 10 ia tie matter OF The Mayor and Com1lonaty
Of Nes fors IN relation 70 the opening and laying ou
public pare Central park) between ny ninth and 9Th
street. croe' on reference 70 inquire and report upon
TIE right Of Tie petitioner 10 the money claimed by him
70 the matter Of The Mayor &c. relstive 10 opening
Fourth from Thirty erhl stree; 10 the northsry
fte o. h street order of reference % nqrre INTO ne
Tgts q TIE petitioner
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FOR CALIFORNIA, &C.

FOB OALIFcHFIAs 90.
Central America New York. ...Iune 90 1899. Aspin
Black Warrior New York.. June Il. Havana
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The United states sloopof John Adams, Com mande
FAIRFAX from Callao, arrived a Chincha Islands Nay s.
The United states steamship SAP Jacnts, Comnodor,
lInstrcog, was q. Hong Kong April 10.
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Theatrical aud Musical.

Nnro's GARDEN Dung and his cosdiutors will
this evening exhibit their extraordinary fess the tght
rope The ballet troupe follow 10 grand divrtsse,
mem, and the whole will conclude with the spectacle Of
"Banco.n
BowERY THxarpr-Mr. Chanfrau Is 10 make his last ap
pearauce tonight the drama called 'lnda, the Scgar
GIRL" and the pantomlmic ballet OF Moses Droan"
"Oron, the Goidbea er" is 10 bs the closing piece.
BrRIoSs-Mr and Mrs Florence close the second week
OF their very profitable engagement this evening when
they will appear In the amusing pieces entitled "lrsh As
and Yankee Modosiy' and "A Lesson for llGs
bands"
wnIcEs-rhe success or Mss Eliza Iogrn in
"Esadne nduce manager stewart 70 announce the piece
for repetition this evening Il will be followed by the
laughabe farce called "a Kiss In the Dark"
IArHn KxySrs-Tsylor's exciting play entitled epic,
leigh Burnett and others have made decided hit TO be
Withdrawn after 10 night "Variey" is the closing piece
Ayructv MryvN.-The elegant play called "slil
Water, Run Deep announced for this afternoon Inc
exciting domestic drama OF fraui and rs Victims" Ia 20
be played for the last time In the evening
Gro C,RryrY AND woop's HiVsrRxis tender the Gus.
tomary variety Of songs &C. and the great comicay or
the sold Clock"
BrosIEYs srxSADERs are close their by per-
forming the popular scenic opera OF "Ahddn" in the
afternoon and evening
The BKYANrs nave az usual on Saturdays, prepared
capital programme for the numerous freqlenters OF Ne
ohancs' Hall.
FoREreN CoEsuLs.-The President has officially
recognized the following foreign Consuls:-
werner Sese Consul Of the Grand Duchy OF Baden Tor
| the city Of Baltimore.
Nchoaas TheOdor sloeSleb Consul Of Hamburg at San
Francisco.
Jean No1eeck, Vice Ccnsu OF Russia at New York.
Henrique v ward, Consul Of the republic OF Chill At
B0st n.
leone schlssno, Vice oOusu Of the kingdom Of the Two
siciies ~ Norfolk
Herman Beckurs, Consul of The DjcLy OF BrunsStcl
FOR The State Of Kentucky
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Direct Importation.

DtfCCt AAlpOfcNGtOIs.
FALL GOODS. FALL GOODS S!
d. Ell. 20 Il MI II s.,
I4s.."............C Canal Street
Having added large building already extensive estab
lshment, prepared to offer
LARGER VARIETY OF GOODS,
and would call the attention of purchasers opening
FALL STOCK,
which will take place MONDAY NEXT 1npoint of assort
ment and es,ensiveness it will found UNEQUALED IN
THE CITY ..
Mr. HOLMES having personally attended to the purchas
ing greatest taken to select the BEST FAB
RIGS NEWEST and RICHEST productions in
line-the following being the leading items:
RICH SILKS, of every description.
PARIS AND NANCY EMBROIDERIEs.
FRENCH LINGERIEs, for all ages.
WOODEN IMPRESSIONS, all Styles
COTTON IMPRESSIONS, Pyramidal styles
CASHMERE ATLANTUS, in all designs.
RICH EMBROIDERED SILK POINTS.
EXTRA RICH CIRCAssIAN sHAWLs.
IMPERATRICE =. fall 1857.
THREAD LACE POINTS AND sHAwLs
ROBES AQUILLE in all materials.
FLOUNCED ROBES AQUILLE, in all materials.
LYON vEI.yETs, all colors.
POINT AND vALENCIENNES LACES,
H MARQUISES AND PARASOI.S.
REAL LUBINs PERFUMERY, ETC., etc.
Also, large assortment Of
SUPERIOR ENGLISH HOSIERY.
With every possible description Of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS!
In addition which have hand at all times ari
Gle suitable for PLANTATION purposes, such AS
BLANKETS, KERSEYs, L1NSEYS,
LowELLs, CoTToNADEs,
l. -.- sHEETINGs, etc, etc.
D. H. HOLMES,
SELF 2pl2t las Canal street.
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We invite the attention Of our readers 10 the follow
ing index ofthe contents Of the present number:
E1rst PayEe Poetry y Ths Coming Theatrical Sos
"Tssgraphic 0ps'csisss Correspondence =
The Gard os Ten Mile Bob n Transit Route
advertisements Of ships. stsainships, steamboats, ETC.
second Agc-sMr siguf's Speech Iberyille Y " Day
Agoue Il, Madame he vert's Book " . Beautiful Con-
sistsucs Rspides Correspondence Y, The Senate Of
the United States p " Travelling Correspondents r News
Items business notices, Hardware advertise
Inents, ETC., etc. Il a syss sg5a IS
Third Pags Advertisement ODD Fellows Dir ctory;
!" Srsngcrs Guide - etc etc, ~ 3 y
Huurth Pare Editorial "" Unrsliabity Of National
Democracy n editorial notices, and numerous display ad
vertsemsnts.
F1fth Pawe-0ur ususl Monetary, Commercial and Ma
rins rsports Of various kinds, snch al
Particular Notices. = e Auctions, For Rent Fol
Sale, n, ..wsnts'r ec. ~
sfxth y Burial Of Cooper " Sea Cap
tain,s eoTy Grand EsfonAt Democrat Il An Amsri
can Fate in Paris 4, miscellaneous Items Schedule q
Nails New Orleans Wholesale Current Prices; Cres
cent City Bank Chaxter r etc., ETC.
seventh page-a Insurance 2 " wines md Liquors \;
and Medicinal advertisements City Bank Charter" etc
Elxhth Paxe--Poetry- The Old MANS Story Y ( Lo
cal 1ntsiligence. City oHicisl; Sheriff and Constable
Sales. Legal Notices and advertisements generally
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COMMERCIAL AND MERCANTILE PRINTING
Grover $ Baker

ser No. ID Camp street, a5
t#-H New Orleans Ls
undersigned the sole Agent in this city for the GRO
YER h BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY for the
their celebrated Machines be used Louisiana Mis-
spp Texas and Arkansas and prepared fill all orders
parties residing in of the aforementioned States
These Machines acknowledged be far to
any Others the Machine being used the FINEST
MUSLIN, or THIRTEEN THICKNEssEs OF LoWELLs.
For plantation use they the only Machines which be
used Any intelligent work them after half hours
instruction. f III
A Printed directions go with every Machine.
All Machines sold ..-a,
s AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
The following rules of the New Orleans Agency will be
strictly observed:
All Machines guaranteed perfect. ...-. A.
All Machines sold here ORDER free Of for
year.
Any purchaser not fully satisfied with the Machine
turn within week. and the cost Of will be
funded. .,.,. ..
No charge made for teaching. d.
Terms, strictly Cash. ..4. ...r d.
The Machines work office, No. Is Camp
street. -
au3l 2pMotf&W No. 10 Camp street.
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Read This !!

- =. NEW ORLEANS, August II, 1857.
W. p. COLEMAN, Esq:
Dear srThe twenty -four inch Mill which purchased from
for Mr. j. Packwoods plantation, has been attached to
the mill engine, and put in operation last week. am
much pleased with in every respect both regard its sim
plicity durability and quantity it grnds timed the mill
when in operation several times found surprise that
the mill grinding bshel per minute; therefore expect
the mill to grind regularly thirty bushels hour with ease
To Sugar Planters would especially recommend Mills
believing them be superior any mill manufactured
Yours, respectfully,
aul4 2ptf JOHN S. MCDONALD, Engineer.
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DAalNo THrsvEs.-Here in New Orleans we have
better and more vigilant police than that Of New
York Or ese tho audacity Of thieves is not up TO
the New York standard, We have no instances here
Of thieves snatching purses and chains openly in
broad daylight and making of ct the top Of their
speed, but It often occurs in New York, and the
Herald Of the 18th records q case of the kind, in
which lady was the victim. and ives scared into a
fainting fit.
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The Best american Pianos

EVER PROD CEDIN THIS CITY,
From the Mandatory Of
STEINWAY l. SONS, N. Y.
These celebrated for quality of tone elegant finish
and Notwithstanding half tone higher than the
pitch.
In they considered the eminent Panists be
superior to any other made in this country.
The undersigned visited summer all the Piano Manufac.
tories in the Northern cities and selected STEINWAY
SONS INSTRUMENTS best adapted to the Southern
climate them sale, and and artists
invited to call and examine them.
ALSO
The hest MELODEoNs, from the mandatory Of MASON
| HANELIN, Boston.
L. GABICI,
| nl7 2pMotf Camp street, below Graver.
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Stop Four COugIsi7sg!

The bark of the root Of Wild Cherry runus Fgiana has
long been popular remedy for Pulmonary Afecons in fact
it was principal reliance Of the Aborgnes of this country
TO- the cure Of those diseases Bnt it remained for the inyes.
cations Of science to extract and concentrate It's VIRTUES In
unknown to the rude of the forest and to combine
ii with auxiliary medicines symptoms of disease which
could be relieved by alone What Nature pointed out
Science has perfected and in the remedy offered to the
public have composition Of those valuable medicines
Wild Cherry and Tar the and aed state
happily combined with other articles of the greatest efficacy
for the of Consumption Coughs Colds Asthma Bronch
tbs, Iuuenza, Splitting Blood Whoopng Cough Difficulty Of
Breathing Pains in the Breast Side Papaton Of the Heart
Debility From all quarters which it has be
sent the medicine received the highest testimonials Of til
popularity and efficacy from physicians and druggists as well
patients and that medicine for SINH
diseases has in the length of time that has been be
fore The public gained much popularity and performed
many extraordinary cures. .0H
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by HH
J. WRIGHT Il CO.,
sell 2p6teod&w 81 and Isl Chares street, New Orleans
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(signeD JAMES R. Chiffon, Chemist.
the of the composition of this material have
doubt that when ground finely in the proper kid of oil
will make good durable paint.
(Signed JAMES R. chiffon, Chemist.
By the Certificates attached to the Circular and included in
the advertisement will be observed that the Paint
PERFECT SLATE in four weeks This obvaes all
objections could possibly to the Bridge
Mineral roofs if its objections
be which will by Professor Chton's analysis is
the
The public referred the general advertisement for fur
Their information of the of the Bridgewater 1t will be
found superior every respect for purposes aodng
certain protection against sparks cnders and the weather.
Furnished dry in barrels of $50 pounds
G. C. BOGERT & CO.,
II Camp street,
Agents for States of louisiana Alabama Mississippi and Texas
0nN
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r. AEalard 3 Co.,

I'VE r. JMUGWTW y COss
Nos SO and go Canal street, corner Of Old Leyee.
We have just opened very large assortment of ~ - .
& FALL. AND WINTER CLOTHING
OF THE LATEST STYLES, i-N 7H'&
which we offer for sale at Low PRICES Our con.
sists in part Of 5Hs ..
Fine French Cashmere OFFICE suITsCoats Pants and
Y re-" Vests alike. ,5i 4eS-f s-.ryl4r.e,
y Fancy Cashmere PALETOTS, sACs OFFICE COATS.
Tweed and Satinet \. .. ID
y, Black Cloth rRoCK CoATs-At all prices .,a ~
r Pilot Cloth, Beaver Lion Skin RAGLANs OVERSEAS.
" BURNoEs CLOAKs, etc. raa-
Superfne Silk Plush SULTANA RAGLANS
i79 MOSCOW ovERCoATs, trimmed with Plush
Fine Black Docskin PANTS =s-s4
Colored Cashmere
Black and Colored Union Cashmere and satnet PANTS
Z Silk and Satin VESTS.
Plush and Velvet VESTS
f Cashmere and satinet VESTS 70. A..
BLANKET COATS. -,aa... ~,
Flushing MONKEY JACKETS and COATS t .r...
"A complete assortment Of l.t- . f. s.
Youths, Boys and Children's Clothing,
Consisting Of
FROCK COATS, RAGLANs, Montechrstos Talmas, Togas,
Oversees, Jackets Pantaloons, Vests, etc.
We ao have fine stock SHIRTS Undershirts Drawers,
Socks, Crayats. Gloves, spspenders, etc. d. -lN. = I'D
M F. MALARD & CO.,
#l, IS and 60 Canal street,
se2l 2p3teod<W corner of Old Levee.
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f.. Carer. COnpa1sy's
PATENT IMPROVED COTTON GINS.

The undersigned sole manufacturers under E. CARVERs
patents Of 1888 845 and l88 have permanently established
Office and Warehouse at No. 70 GRAVIER STREET and
now prepared furnish Planters Merchants sss
Of this celebrated GIN
They unnecessayto detail its advantages 9th
its pumberess endorsements practical authorities
using it. sufficient confirm its high reputation and 10
make its adoption still more general.
ns an,v E. CARVER COMPANY.
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Wines and Liquors,

I7......... ROYAL STREET, ..............ly
Asupply Of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMP ACNE, in quartz
constantly hand equal the best THAI
comes ito this market
:. Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
II II A ID r 5:
sAzERAC the Vintage of 1895 79s and 1905 and ohes
brands.
w HIS ~:
OF alldescripions-Scotch Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts.
hand my usual of the best WINES and IL
QUORS in the Market which will be sold REASONABLY
terms any other heusei the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d72p1y No II ROYAL street
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Blue Mass. ana all other mineral COM

pounds in the shape Of pills have been laid
for better from the vegetable kingdom the shape
Of Hostetters Stomach Bers These celebrated Bers
entirely vegetable and their combination of nature as to
guarantee perfect safety in being used by both young old
male and female. the latter in particular have received the
aluary benefit from the of Bit,ers WI en- all
other treatment from the skful hands have failed
storing them from of debility perfect health.
sale by druggists generally sell 2pstSltw
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s5- Mrs. Boyd, No. I5s Camp street--Depot
for sale Of SINGERS SEWING MACHINES. All kinds
Of Sewing By machinery Ships, Steamboats, rOoer
Families and Hotels. Dresses by model with dis
patch at less than the usual Ladies Under Garments
nsde up to ordsrpr FOR ks,e really made. jel5 spol
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Toilet articles.

full supply of the following TOILET ARTICLES always
on and for Is per cent cheaper than by regular
dealers:
JONES' LILLY WHITE.
BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUs.
LYONS KATHAIRON,
PHALoN'S PAPHIAN LOTION, for the Face.
. HAIR lNvIGORATOR.
RIG A. WRIGHT'S COLOGNE.
:. :. :. EXTRACTS for the Hdkf.
THOMPsONS OPTIME, for the Hair
JULES HAUEIis POMATUMS.
WRIGHT'S STICK PoMATUM.
FRENCH'S ST. THOMAS BAY RUM.
JULES HAUEL'S SOAP.
CRYSTAL PALACE
WRIGHT'S TOILET :.
WINDSOR :.
FRENCH CASTLE :.
For sale by
MRS. BOYD, Us.
je15 2ptol 1855 Camp street.
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4 n Platform aN cam Stand On

ALFRED NROE & co., L
"a Magazine street, Of Graver, as
Beg leave their old friends and customers that the
u same Principles which have for the last FIFTEEN
6{ YEARS governed their Houses
1872 still adhered to.
!" One Price and no Deviation
And should any dissatisfaction exist after the purchase Of
the they may returned and exchanged the
will be cheerfully refunded -4.
BY steamships Empire City Black Warrior the House
have received splendid assortment of
MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING.
ALSO
#ss FURNISHING G GOD s..
isa weknown fact that the Clothing turned out by this
House is made superior manner and experience in this
line uses stating that the seec-
ton this exces all the former efforts OF our
worthy partner Alfred Munroe under whoae superntendence
they gotten up. a. I'd. sasi st5assz ~
a5stt PARENTS AND GUARDIANS,
attention particularly requested to the splendid asso
ment of
Boys and ChiIdrenss Clothing.
rs Both for Dress and School purposes.
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING AT FACTORY PRICES.
TRUNKS, CARPET. BAGS AND UMBRELLAS.
ALFRED MUNROE Il CO.,
5 ~ {s 81 Magazine street.
sell 2p6t Northeast of Gravier street.
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PORTER, ALE, AND CiDER.-Mr. Oct. ehisolu,, at
the sign Of The cocksers No. Is Julia street. is constantly
supplied with the delightful and healhfui We
arc indebted sample his ale which, having tried
we are prepared to say fully the scare of either ed
tor or monarch We call attention Mr. cs card, in smother
column. ta4 5Iti :