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u.z, u..z.--.r.-NEW ORLEANS, jack.
Eaha fHA r III SON AND GREAT NORTHERN


a PASSENGER TRAIN leaves New Orleans daily, At
o'clock arrives Summit Miss hundred and eight
miles New Orleans at 3 clock A. NJ Returning leaves
Summit every day O'Clock, P NJ, and reaches New Or
leans at 6:aD O'clock. P. NJ.
FAREThree cents mile each way ChidreE under hye
Children between five and twelve OF
age and colored persons, hhlf price
SEASON TICKETS may be obtained at the office OF the
Conlpapy No. Carondelet Also family tickets
whoes halves in packages Of alta reduced price
oored ride in the trains without
a written pass expressly authorizing them do and naming
the md from which they As the pass vii
retained Conductor will good for in
direction oay, making trip both will have to be
provided with two.
A FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Summit and
Intermediate stations ilS ock A. NJ Iuesdny Thurs
day Saturday and leaves Summit for New Orleans and in
stations. Monday, "Wednesday and FRIDAY
morning. 40 O'Clock A. Nj This train stops on Fridays ana
Saturdays Flag Stations, miwa! hew0en regular stos
10 freight, any other days
B freight will be received the New Orleans depot
after ) o'clock p NJ.
Il. P. GUYARD, Snp't Transportation.
a line of four mail from Summit to
Jackson from jackson Summit day connecting
win m passc,per trains So #
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THE LAKE.
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

s-, SPECIAL EN-
lac, So f5sf IFfsR PRESS TO CALVES
road connection with the Vanderbilt Line w
The ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY will dispatCh SPF
CIAJ, MESSENGER by the above line WEDNESDAY
next by every succeeding trip to take spe
ce Bank Notes. Jewery, Vsuables, Packages All
articles intended for this line be left at Office early
as ESDAY orders left call for the For
further particulars apply to Office 90 Camp
m3l If A. W. SWEET.
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A SNAKE WITHIN A PorAYo.-The Chicago Jour
nal, of Thursday says that . Mr. Charles E. Day, of
the North Side, yesterday showed US boiled potatoe
which, on being opened was found to contain small
snake over two inches long. 1t is an ugly looking
thing. The development took place at the dinner
table, louisville Journal.
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CAUSE AND EFFECT.-In Winchester Centre CT,
there has not been death in one and half years.
The village is surrounded by l5O coal pits, and be-
sides there is no physician in the place.
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FOR CAIRO HICKMAN AND NEW MADRID.
, -. 1s57-THE MEMPHIS AND NEW
lEAAl1Lht79 ORLEANS PACKET LINE will, for the bal
Of this extend their trips to Cairo
The comprising the Line all OF the FIRST CLASS
and the steamers
JOAN Simonds, Capt. W. Wray,
Nebraska. Capt A. r. Irwin
III. X. w. Hill, Capt. Thos. II. Newell
EnEOmar, Capt. L. McDonough.
Belfast, Capt. H. l.. Church.
Ben Franklin, Capt. NJ. G. Alders
Their prompt attention will be given all business
of this line The boats of this line
with the Mail Packets for Louisville Nash vile
Louis also with all the Railroads for the Eastern and
Western cities. For further particulars, apply to
JOHN f. HYDE Il Co, 66 Poydras street.
E plan of the cabins of the above be
and ate on q m2l
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FOUNDRY AND MACHlNE-sHt,P'

~. McCAN 4 PATTERSON corner of Deord and New
%ES Streets. The undersigned aer prepared to
W. manufacture STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS and
MAUHINEEI of all kinds for Steam Boats Sugar Plnnt.-
tos Saw Mills Draining Machines and Rail-
roads Gin Gearing, Horse Power, Fire Fronts Furnace
Mouths Crate Bars patenedJ otherwise they are
all kinds Gage Cocks and Valves, of descrp
tom Metallic Packing for Steam Cylinders Gun Metal Rings
etc Blacksmith Work for Boats Saw Mills Ma
chinery of any description that may be required.
They hand all times Grate Bars, Wheel Strrups
Fange Bolts Guae Cocks Valves of all sizes used by Steam
Boats.
them they hope by asuOus attention to their business to
merit continuance Of the same. - . - .
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HARDWARE.

wATEKHAE. NJ. WATERMAN
Ss.sssasnsrh> j. WATERMAN s. BROTHER,
~EG5sfEtE4 HARDWARE MERCHANTS, corner OF Com.
4Ssf5sS8 and Magazine Streets have ham and
daily receiving by foreign and domestic
rivals general of articles comprising II ps
Fellows: - -
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
Iron, Steel Nails, Rope,
Axes, Chains, Scythes,
Cngperters Tools complete
Coopers' Tools,
Anrils, Vices Bellows,
StcrE aud Ries, Screwpiates
Garden Engines Pumps,
Plougls, Hay Cutters. Corn Shaers
Agricultural Implements.
Mill, Cross-cu and Pit Saws,
Ok Yokes Bows, Sinsletrees,
Turning LHtheS,
I0es, fjaIues Shovels and Spades, Piutfol Scales,
A1drons, Tenders, Shovels and Tongs Corn Mills
Copper and iron Coal Hods, Coo Crushers
Single and Doub!e Barrel Guns,
Coffee Heplas, Chatting Dishes,
Chinese Gongs Iron Bedsteuis,
Britannia and Plated Ware,
Heat Cutters Sausage Suffers,
Stock Kettles, Portable Forges,
Seines, Fishing Tackles etce
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4 EE.Ds' FOUNDRY NEW URlFANs.-LEEps
IL Co Iron Founders Of Vertical ami Hor
Engines Boilers Sugar slls Vacuum Pans SH-
gar Kettles Carers Filters, Steam and Horse Power Dram
inr Machines Saw Mills Gin Gearing Iron Columns Snd
Fronts for Buildings Furnace Mouths Crate Bars and all
Narl irery required for the south.
duly authorized and are pepass1 to construct
yIa dGJy,V f--'S -'' IEEDS L co,
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L7RENCTl, SPANISH AND ENGLIsH-

is y o r f G Z L I. T.
For upwards Of twenty No
dern Languages in several Colleges States and
three French teacher in the High Schools
DiStric:, has No. 6 ST. Charles
street Ertura store, where intends form
in the above languages
There will he Morning Evening Glasses
venepre occupations gentlemen of different professions
TERMSFor three lessons week, in class Slg month";
for priyae scholar according the
OF lessons required by the applicant.
The expected to Dc paid i'll advance st. Charles
street, No. l6, ViGtors store. te21 5m
ENFONS-70a boxes landing ark ,iandoifo, from Pa
IL ernlo for sale by BAREhLi CO.,
m3l NO bl 'omlnoH street
| nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REV ARD
Lost on the n the 81. Charles Hotel
RED CORNELIAN STONE, bearing the ii.ial,r M A. $,
and a heavy Gold Ring Any person returning the same
| to the undersigned, shall hare The above reward
| fe2S If 5. WOLFF, 95 Camp street,
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SCENES,
"a CHAs. c. GAINES q Co., IMPORTERS
IN AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN AID DOMESTIC
MJMARDWAkE. cuTDERY ETC. No. q M"gazne and and
receiving direct from the Mauufsctories:
Nails, Castings, Axes; Carpenters Tools;
Hoes, Spades and Shovels; Corn and Coffee Mills;
Ok and Log Chains; Cotton and Manila Rope;
Fifth and Trace Chains; Mill, Pit and Cross Cut Saws;
Auyils, Vices and Bellows Counter and Platform Scales;
ard Dies Screw Plates; Andircns an5 Tenders;
Hammers and Tongs; Shovels and Tongs
GRIND Stones all sizes; Cotton and Wool Cards;
Hooks and Hinges; Iron and lsrGss Screws;
Tin Ware; Rodgers Cutlery.
Together with alarge of Fancy Goods, Combs
Brushes Perfumery Paper and Blank Books which
offered the lowest prices for cash city no25T
c.=Ese.ssssA> +. F. F'OLGiGis d Co. NEW LIZ
and rchoupitoulas streets, between Gravier
- and Poydras streets New Orleans, offer large
szsassEHnss and we'll assorted stock of
SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE,
Swedes and English Bar, Hoop, Sheet and Boiler 1ron
Agents the celebrated Tennessee Iron manufactured by
Woods Lewis Co.. the Cumberland Iron Works, and will
be continually supplied with full assortment Its great supe-
rority other descriptions iron is fully established
They also for Isaac Straubs highly approved
Queen South CornMs and have hand assortment
the various sizes which attention is invited do ly
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Copper and Pewter Worms for Dcs; aud Sheet Iron
- Pipe.
Sole Agent for Wortingto's celebrated STEAM PUMPS
adapted supplying boilers with water, eNnguishng
eeyaug and distributing wafer i'll public buildings, gas
and works. draining. etc, etc. . .
Aso for sale the New England Steam PUMP. for feeding
boilers, etc, etc.
Ashcrofts GAUGES, for locomotive and stationary
STEAM WHISTLES ERASS COCKS and COUPLINGS,
every description OF BRASS WORK of manutae-
GAS PIPE q inches diameter and Al" connections
sui . -.-
The trade supplied with BRASS WORK at New York pices,
for cash.
Planters and others would do well to call and
anime Traus manufacture OF Sugar before
purchasing eIsewhce They been i'll operation for
ard give universal satisfaction.
orders filed with dispatch. ms II
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UNITED STATES TRI- r. -
lRAslSt WEEKLY MAIL LINE saAkk

s!sss.ss1aE W rs VIcksBuRr j$sss4EGE453
ON TUESDAY, alton THURSDAY,IO ION SATURDAY, at
S p. NJ at S P. NJ. 5P NJ.
The magnificent U The magnificent The magnificent U.
States mail packet u S. mail packetlStates mail packet
Princess Captain g p ! o ,lNatcheZ, Captain
Wilson, viii leave Capt. j. B. Canon IT. r eathers, will
for Donadsonvle will for Don leave for Donaldson
Plaouemine Jacksonville, Plaque vie Plaquenne Ba
Rouge Hudson mine Baton Rouge ton Rouge Port ud
Bayou Sara Red Port Hudson, Bayou Bayou Red
Landing Sara, Red River River Landing, Fort
Adams Natche2 Landing, Fort Ad Adams Nachez Wa
Waterproof Rodney ams Natchez Wa erpro0 Rodney ST.
ST. JOSEPH Grand erproof ROdtey Joseph, Grand Gulf,
Gulf Warenton and St Joep Grand Warrenton dVicks
yicksbury yGuf Warrenton, Iburg every SATUR-
TUESDAY at s p | Ficksburg, Milli- -tDAY at P. N.
NJ Iken's Bend and L,akei
Providence, S tack
Island Reach and
lSkipwh's Landing
Ieyery THURSDAY,I
iat5P. N
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave
their regular days without fail the hour appointed. All
business entrusted their will be promptly and faithfully
attended Freight taken for Yzoo if consigned to W.
SHAW the of the boats at Vcksburg who will forward
it without delay, and without any extra charge:
These boats will be responsible for letter package
containing jewery other valuabes unless regular
bills of sding taken specifying the contents and vane
the freight paid vauabes deposited with the cetE
by the passengers, contained in their baggage
For freight or passage apply on board: or 70
CARROLL, PRITCHARD CO.,
..- Union Row. 53 Carondeet ST.
n3O tS T. B. SMITH. No. Tchoupitouias ST.
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A chap who went to California poor, and suose-
oueutly came back very rich is now so e2lraFasaS
that he skates on ice-cfeam,
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Leaves every THURSDAY, at O'Clock, ?. NJ.
H= STEAMER SOUTHERN BELLE
Will leave on SATURDAY, 4h inst. at S P. NJ
W~. FOR CAIRO 1yyCK MAN, We
FOR RED RIVER.

Leaves THURSDAY, ID inst, al 5 p NJ
~ REGULAR RED RIVER AND
sAsl, 5, Lake Bisteneau packet steamer Planter, Hi
Wilson, master. r. Seade clerk, will leave
above for Mnden, Masco; Mouth ossy Bayou Campte
landings Red River For freight passage apply
on board, orto ~
al F. G.. RANDblPt Il CO.. AZ Union street
HS receiving freight the foot of Bienvlle street.
will postiTelv leave above.
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TENNESS SEE RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY, April 4th at O'Clock 7; NJ
c-. FOR TENNESS EE R1NER-
- The splendid steamer EastDOst, CIV Hurri-
TaT9A master will leave above for Tennessee
River Easport Florence Tuscnmba For freight or
sage apply on board or to ~
az SNAPP & HITE, Front street.
East Tennessee freights delivered at Iuscuma analh
ceMts per lNN pounds.
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Leaves on SATURDAY. Anri 4h, at O'Clock I; NJ
R= FOR JEFFERSON, SMITH
f1AL} g land Port Caddo Benton Monterey, Mooruss
5ssee@A Landing, Albany, Shreveport G'and Bayou,
Canpe Ecore Maurice Alexandria, and all uterine
landings the fine and light dEaught steamer w. NJ
Sherman, Sidney Smith. master john White clerk, will
leave as above freight passage apply board
az SNiPP Il HITE, Front street.
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OU A HIT A RIV Z r

Leaves on FRIDAY, April Sd, O'Clock P. NJ.
Nese FOR OUACHllA R1N ER-CAM-
den directing very Ign; drMught gu inches
will leave above for Camden, ChanpagGoIle Marie Saline
all mediate landings giving through bill OF adng 10
Camden For freight passage apply on board or to
II b.,
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ALN
gsfNf III and always hand the largest ann finest
Mn II Vii assortment nt Travelling and Packing Trunks,
c ;VsSI VaIises. invite purchasers in my
IL g. n ang examinations md particularly the Ladies, to
~ Y 80 ~ ias Trbonnitoula street. F. BAUER
fA'N' ~, ''' ~ 63 Canal street.
II NJ RITy}jlIK fIaJftD, ,AUCTIoNEER-OFFtGE
thNo % Arcade passage and Natchez street. will attend TO-
sales entrusted 10 his care either public private and VIII
I LItSeat Estate ial tIR
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Leaves on SATURDAY, April 4th al 5 O'Clock, p. NJ.
fYz. FOR 4 NJ ID Z No UACH ITA

slaLrt River-direc, The fine fast running light draft
passenger packet steamer W. A. Andrew,
William Cooper, master will leave above for Camden Beach
Hills Little Bay Champagnoe Pigeon Hills ION Saline river
Cornishs Warren Hiley Landing, Providence Point Long
and amburg) Alabama Landing 0uachita City Port
Union Mouth Arbonne, Trenton Monroe, Columbia Harri
sonhrg Trinity ali plantation way business For
freight or passage, apply on board or TO
al SNAPP Il HITE. Front street.
The steamer will arrival Of the steamer
W. A. Andrew for Camden ..
a5s- The steamer Fox stands all the insurance
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rcoNNUSIcATED.1
THOUGHTS on THE LATE ELECTION LAW.
BY A CITIZEN OF NEW oRLEANs-so. Q. y


In connection with the views heretofore presented
Of the military force contemplated by the late Act to
control the elections to be held in New Orleans it s
proper to inquire into the amount of money necessary
for the organization and support Of that force and the
sources from which the money is to be drawn.
The Superintendent is to receive $4,000 per annuH.
There to be four chief deputies, each Of whom is
to receive $1,000 per annum making SO far, $1,000.
The number Of deputies priyates, to the Ian
guage of the Attorney General % should be fully
pabe Of controlling and conquering ailpossbie resist
dnce, and cannot therefore, in city, where the
population is considerable, and the party in the
cendancy is composed of Americans, brave, ardent,
knowing their rights and determined to maintain
them, united in spirit and apt for military organza
ton and action and where there are, under the act
fortyseven places for holding the polls-over all of
| which there must be careful watch with view to
military operations-be reasonably set down at less
than three Thousand. The Act "empowers the Su-
perintendent to employ the nuzaber the Governor may
think necessary, for such time previous to any elec
ton as the Governor may direct, and the said depu
ties shall be organized by said Superintendent in such
manner as be may think proper and adequate for
the OCCASION. One week weald be the shortest time
that any at all acquainted with the business Of
organizing and disciplining Enen for any important
operations of force, would assign for very i'm
perfect organization Of the army Of deputies. By the
2sth section of the bill, each deputy" or soldier
shall be entitled to receive DURING THE TINE HE Is
IN ACTUAL SERVICE (the language of all military
acts undes the command and direction of the Super
ntendent ten dollars for each day Of actual service
Three thousand men days $40 each day $4,000
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Leaves on TUESDAY, April 7th al oclock, N
ryu-. FOR TENNESSEE RlVER-
The splendid @ steamer Cherokee, e. JAMES snYt.lr iT
Tcunba and intermediate landings. For freight
sage, apply on board or to ~ -,,-- . ~. ..
SNAPP Il ftlIE, 4 front street.
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sESI g Sidon, Tchula, Yaaoo City Sart"ta VckshuE
sSs and all Intermediate lan1ings, the fine and fast
running John Straier. Poerted, master will
wing freight at the foot Of Gra
yier street freight passage, apply board to
4 HITE, Front
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Leaves on THURSDAY, April ID, at A. NJ. punctnay.
ElR CIR AND ECOISE. NAVY.

nAATA = ctoches. Alexandria, Collie Gorton's Landing
Barbns Landing, Nor1ans Landing and all in
ternedate landings Red River via Gane and Little Rivers
fine running light draugh passenger packet steamer
RapiGes, Capt John C. Dowy, will leave above. For
freight or passage, apply on board or to
40 4 RI
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Lesves on THURSDAY, April %, at 5 O'Clock P. h.
FvpY. FOR JEFFERSON. PORT CAD

DO, smlhland BeL,on SWalsohs MonteeT II
Ecore Maurice Cole Alexandria and Gotons Landing
the very light daught Swan Chas Hayes MASTER
For freight apply board
NIL 2. II. BRINVON & Co, II Canal street
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1OHg HALI,Ex q BROTHER. 247 TCHoUl

NJ e NFTON ). W IIASOS ~ Co.> Itsgtla. Y biS.,
~ kERS. GENERAL COMMISSION and tORW ARDiSL
MERCHANTS, No. st Poyiras street.
etrlistedto them will receive their personal at
tanti0n. and meet with prompt dispatch,
ERESCEs-
Messrs Hsggerty IAttnE, FoIcher and POydrss SITS
E. Pope, Ellison * Co., No, 2S1a Poyiras street;
=. Smith Il Iadlen, y
:. Bunne!i " Balrf, 10 tiraVie-
:. Ruguy, Blair / 60. %
=, A. II. May Il Co, "a
Dr q r CnradSe Natchey Miss % ly
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FOR YAZOO RIVER

Leaves III FRIDAY. April 81 at p NJ -
f-E FOR fAEOO RiEER.-4EFLORE,
s1Hl-t1 Greenwood SidoRa Tcluia, izoo City, Saiar
Vicksburg and all intermediate andiEgs-
The fast and fine Running steamer Lewis VVhiteman,
Wallace nste b. F. Powell clerk will leave above For
freight passage, apply on board, or TO
+. Il. RANDOLPH d 20. A. u mon ST.
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ANTHOLOGY.


A sTROLOGy.-MApAME LUNr CAN BIZ CONSULTED
"A about love marriage and absent ffends Che tells all
the eveDas OF life inerprea dreams and be committed
Law matters At 100 Mulberry street. first foo~ bach
Ladies'. cenn eennemsn, 80 cents me causes speedy
marriages.
AgrROIOorsT YHAY BEATS THE woRLD-ArD
"A $1,000 cdered v persoo whs snpess her IN
fvpg correct ssatewenis all through he pacu
hrly marriages. deAthe heahh, wealth, cssss lsvpts
sent friends, Ac- ~ B.-Madame CLfrrONis NJ humsus,
doe she wish y impose The mwsry ron wAnt 70
make fortune call and his naturally ated lsdv sAe IL
only In he United satss who ucky
bers Oan and sasy yourselves Residence 1856 Orchard
street. between Houstsn and sNsicn
= IL EUROPE AsToUNDED -MADAME DE CORR
"A The mof wonderful carvoysnt In The world has jus.
rived from England, and viii remain IN the city short Tune
All diseases cured durable The erac, course Of your ps
present and future e marked out 10 correctly that
you viii be compelled W acknowledge with Thousands Eu
Twenty seventh street. between srh and Seventh
|yf.ATRvOyArCr.-MRs. HAYES. nc GRAND srREF 4
Y New city IL The besf seeing csirvoyapt heains
have IN the United States Asophinq cures
made daily Call ard for Satisfactory Grant
nations given all remember, charge aAe
LADIES' should consult Mrs. Hayes.
MADAME MEYER, LATE or let SEVENTH AVENUE,
III has removed 20 No 50 Perry street between B.ecker
ard Fcurh she continues 20 N present and future
likewise Marriage ilfneys sssu business pros.
sickness. absent friends property k~t snien
DAME Meyer convA,s"s u fngd Frepch and German ard
tives warrsntee Sor her ART
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1.-TWO W.T. n
sHGonon9WnoAs a

Ev0n. LyDsYo0A- lvns q srarhs NAM sYEAM-
ehsD IA NAV iNps 0ua1Aosk. Thip asanship Nm d.
$3.50 ~ USssi sSsass 49, - Dsrose sssssvsy n ~
spoey fSs ~ Z - Gees , hun ~ bdrh - ~ Ssot VI
tans1syast GS 6eAhs o. pspsse, having sneq0sed 80
oennnoeass ssr s~ss.ss ard osnfsrt aopy 70 GOV AID
en- b ard p !, sAsek 4 Al betta ni,ss pAss through
Ne fsA smss any sthsys vhl be rstsrned
ISHD SEE gORA AaD II aAPO1A. UNranD 81 ATn9
NlOQss- I-.- 80.
.h hIiI.nr,S ssy Aa,s4s sALsSG osp% o'As''A'
ebnse ships have besD buh By sonWusA evreH NJ gsv-
s sssvco svcr, sase - DEN - ~ ~
hss sseomm"ds,ns tos passenger ~ ale
sASse snt son,sSt Pvsess n OassA&o hOm New Hsrk 10
wevpoel h ass osss cabin, eto0, b second cabin, Va
From Aiverpssi 70 nsw srh, md n guneaA An erpe
~tst osd each Anp 10 bas0 soSrod
assl PaSs ,A~ ships Of mn nse hsro uprcysd wassr
light bu kbeads end ON so win n0s eron
II nsahs nOsb Of q Sssysss snH asr NE N a August
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DAsE BALL oONvFNTroN-AH ADJOURNED xEF .
I'D ing q the Oommitse OF Delegates for drnurhrng
Of rules hr payse the game OF bAse ball, WIN BE he
Smiths Hotel 80 Broome street TUESDAY, FEB n y
Pm. rHDoDoREr JACKSON. secreary.
DrGEoN HoorIN0 AT Mr.. WILLIAM wHEEJAN A
Il Fast New York on wednesday Feb 4. At one oc n
r. VI. The parties TO shoot New york against II
Island The conditions Of The match very unusual IN pis
shooting.
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DAwppRDKnU'ss ALE-wa G. HiG0lsS AUCTION
se,, vii ,en Wednesday February a. l0h O'Clock,
ss,esc ~ nigsc aveDoa near Thirty hf street about
400 Of EIDE. med pledges viz meme ana women's
wsriI apparel teoiher beds Dows gu ewery &c oy
order Of VI D. gMiTH, Auetcnees, kgoeenth sreeL and
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4 uCrION NOrICE.-wII.LIAM T. BOYD, AUCTION
"A eer BY GEORGE NICHOLS, on weda sseay, feo
ssssB1 AsDd furntus &c comprising mshogany French
mahogany mahogany wardrooes ross
mahogany marble SIDE and sofa tables
and msbogaDy maTbe too dressing oursans ma
Ssir cloth elegant suts Of paioS furniture beocael and
slsh black walnut eeseres oak book racks elegant
tops oil paintings china And Decorated vases china
and coffee sets silver plated casters with cut bottles silver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-03

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