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IS Common street, \
From the New York Mercury.l

From the New York Mercuryl
Fraudulent limitations Of superior COnmOdtttess
Among theInany dishonesties OF trade which the moral
sense OF the community IS called Upon TO suppress, We
would particularly notice a mOsI pernicious and infamous
practice adopted by unscrupulOus dealers, OF Initiating
and oounterfeitng the exterior appearance and Precau-
tionary labels Of popular drugs, indictments, and other
articles OF personal consumption, and thus, By seizinE
upon the well acquired reputation Of an entrprising ira
Ger. paIming on most destructive and worthless con-
pounds. to the sore detrimenr not only Of the cCm 1mers
ont 10 the character Of the man who has expended thOus-
ands % dollars IN bringing the genuine article into es-
teen and demand. These petty larceny thieves are the
nest of all honorable dealers and traders and the trade
IS as much highway robbery as the vio.ent appropriation
OF their neighbors purse; in fact, they are beneath tho
burglar and highwayman in dignity-fer these latter
felous exhibit a bravery or reeklessness Of character ia
in the dark. And ought they not 70 Be rewarded WITH =
punishment commensurate with the c0Warcice OF their
crime? We were led % these remarks oy accidentally OBJ
serving a spurious counterfeit OF UdOlpno WOlfes Scnie-
dam Schnapps. The labels were initiated perfectly, with
the slight addition Of a few letters TO plead technical
avoidance OF the law against oounterfetingj the bottles
were very similar, and everything prepared to impose
wpon a careless purchaser. Now is not the man who
perpetrated this fraud a felon, a rOober? Assuredly hs
IS; for, as Mr.. Wolfe has expended large sums 70 bring
his genuine imported Schnapps into popular DEMAND LhAs
demand nav Be justly considered a part OF his capital in
trade. and a fellow stealing a part Of his reputation Is as
much a thief as II he had stolen a barrel Of his SchnappS
In bulk. And to this crime he adds q further one Of ce-
rauding the community by giving them a ruinous article
for the money they intended to expeno for a commodity
in which they had confidence. And, further, every man
who participates indirectly in the fraud, BY selling spu-
who planned the imposition The remedy OF Mr.. Wolfe
should lie in hiS holding all concerned up 10 the contempt
Of the community thus sWindled BY their operations, and
unconsciously imposed upon BY their noxious compost
lions. We trust that Mt. Wolfe viii obtain names, not
only Of the e~onooet0Ts OF these oOunte-feits, but Of every
man Offering them for sale, and then publish them to the
world; for bis own reputation and the health Of the com
munity demand that all parties should be nailed to thu
pnlory Of public execration-
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Important to Females
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

THE combinations Of ingredients in these Pills are the
i result OF a long and extensive practice. They are
mild in their operation, and certain in correcting all IT.
regularites, painful menstruEtioR, removing all obsiruc-
tons, whether from cold or otherwise, headache, pain In
the side, palpitation OF the heart, disturbed sleep. which
always arise from interruption Of nature. They can be
successfully used as q preventive. These Pills should
never be taken in pregnancy, az they would be sure to
cSnse a miscarriage. Warranted purely vegetable, and
free from anything Injurious to life or health. Explicit
&~s-eStions, which should be read, accompany each box.
Price 81. For sale in Memphis BY
S. MANSFIELD & co,
g. D. JOfffSSOH,
WARD d JONES.
Sent by mall BY enclosing 81 to DR.. CoREELlOs
L. CHEESEAAN, No. 1872 Broadway, New York.
maVai-dtWaW1Y
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Gommfrtial Hlatttrs.
NEMPHIs pAILr APPEAL oFF1cE, !

CoTTos-There was but little feeling in the market
yesterday, the marginal difference in prices between this
and the New Orleans market being SO slight, buyers ars
10th to enter the market at present prices. Bills Of tx
change on New Orleans are selling at nc premium, and
scarce at that. Sales reached on,y 500 bales at former
rates, and receipts numbered ss4 bales. Yesterday being
a slesty and disagreesblsd day, we may put down thesver-
age receipts al about I,oOO bales per day.
sALEs-sb = I0H; 4s at II; 4atuK; 81 at itK; 80
atTlH; 81 AZ nk; 70 at y; . At I2Ai i3s at l2hi 30 al
sc at 1873; 5 at 12S; 4 at 1&.
MEMPHIS COTTON ouOTATIONa
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Notice.

I'VE have sold our entire stock Of Books and Stationery
w 10 Messrs. LAMB, YOUNG & CO. who will con-
tinue the business at our old stand. We are thankful
for the liberal patronage bestowed on Us, and ask a con-
tinuanoe Of the same 10 our successors. Our books are
At the old stan6, where all accounts against us will be
settled. LAMB & q
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RsE@ DR.. CHIDsEY returned to the city last
nigh on the Ing0mGT with 3 large stock Of dental ma
terra; and with the Doctors known skin, We need only
70 snnsunce his arrival. See his card.
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Heavy Failure a, New York.

NEW YORK, January 9.-Messrs. Kelly, Townsend, &
Co., bankers have failed. Their liabilities reach 500
900.
The weather is terribly cold.
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6T NoRFLKET, who shot WIN. HARyER, on
the last day or the Know Nothing celebration in this
city, has been admitted to bail in the sum Of $500.
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EF@ Mrs. COLLINS advertises a valuable
trEcf Of land for sale some fifteen miles below Memphis.
See ter advertisement In smother column.
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II We are indebted to Mr.. R. 7. REDNAN,
the guntlemsnly c. S. Mail Agent, for full files Of CiDeiD-
natl, Louisville and 81. Louis parers.
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Rev. VIZ. CAREY CRAEE.-This eminent
Divine win preach in the First Baptist Church Tomorrow,
a. II O'Clock, A. II.
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Wax,arhu..u, s.nato
Congressional

Boston, January She House OF Representatives,
yesterday reelected Sumner C.. S. Senator, almost unan-
imoasly. The Senate elects to-day.
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COTTON QUOTATIONS.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

Stock on hand and on ~shipbOsrd not cleared..... 3s7.s55
Monday, January 8, ! P. N.
CorroN-we notice : very fair attendance OF buyers
in the market this morning, and the sales thus far
amount to about 5000 bales.
MoLAssEs-The sales embrace some $50 bbls. at SIG
SIC. for good TO prime, alot Of fancy al CSC, and some
half bbls. al 64&65s. q salon.
WHIsKY-some so or e0bbls. Rectined sold at s2c. .
gallon.
FREIGHTs-A Ship was taken for Liverpool this morn
ing at s-I6d. for Cotton, and ore for Europe on private
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e We learn that the celebrated Irish CON-
esiEn, NJ. coLLTss, is nov in our city, and viii sppesT
ct The Theatre next week.
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UNIoN GUARDs.-A At a meeting Of the above
Company, held on the evening OF the sh inst, the FOL
lowing gentlemen were elected officers for the ensuing
year:
CGpf1in.-D. y EExDALL.
Frsf LirufrEonf-J. GESSETTE.
Second Lieutenant u. e HOIST.
Third BicafsH6Hf-JoHN CkvELISE.
Orderly SsrgsGnt-JoES 7. POWERS.
Second SargsaHt-G. h. Hoist.
Third SdrgtSHt-J. ". MCCoRB.
Fourth SGrgsGEt-W. H WELLER.
EEsigH.-S. F. HANSON.
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Knnsns Cnmmitt..-
From Walhinston.

CHICAGO, January s.-The National Kansas Commit
tee have issued = call for a general meeting at the AstOr
House, New York, On the 22d inst, TO report progress.
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HOoH. nOOK!
HAPPY AND GLORIOUS NEW

AOOA "o0
HAPPY AND GLORIOUS NEWS
The greatest wonder OF the world has At last been dis
oovered-a specific in disease-DR. SLEDGE'S NER-
YOUs TONIC, for the cure Of Chills and Fever, and a pre-
ventive to all grades OF Fever, as well ass cure. It has
been fully tested for the last four years, and it is now
conceded by scientific men to be one Of the greatest dis
ooveries known to man. This VIII be disputed by thou
sands, no doubt, but it is 50. Read, look, and Judge for
yourselves.
Fifty thousand dollars viii be paid to any person who
will produce its superior. TIT Medicines can be found in
all the Drug Stores and towns throughout the entire
West. i'm. SLEDGE.
Certificates.
MEMPHIS, October 3, 1856.
This is to certify that we have been selling large guam
titles Of Dr.. Sledge's Celebrated Remedies, and take
great pleasure in recommending them to the afflicted as
possessing remarkable properties in controlling the dis
eases for which they are recommended, and we have no
h~esltancy in giving our testimony in favor Of their supe-
riority over other preparations for the same diseased, as
they seem to give universal satisfaction TO all those
whouse them.
Mansfield Il Co., Druggists. Peyton & Hardin, Druggists.
6 d. Johnson, Ward & Jones,
Chandler * Co, Henry Wade,
r.. JOyneT s. Co, W. NJ shelton,
nOvIS-dztw1y
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q We are under obligations to the officers
sf hs IHgoaor for 3 package oflsts New Orleans papers.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH-The interesting meet
ings conducted BY Elder d. P. Henderson,, Of Louis
vile, Ky, and President JAMES SHANNON, Of Missouri,
a. the Christian Church in this city, continues with
increasing interest. Ten persons have united, and we
are happy to learn that the congregation passed resolu-
uon, l~s.tnight, appointing seven o; the members a Build
ing COMMITTEES 70 proceed forthwith and solicit subscrip-
tons to ereot q new and oonmOdious house u worship.
The congregation is in great need OF good meeting house,
and from the former Iiberslity OF our citizens, We hope
that the Christian Church VIII be aided to erect one Of the
best houses In the city.
President SHANNON and Elder HENDERSON will con-
tiuus their meeting tn after Lords day. They viii preach
again this evening and tomorrow.
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BENNETT HOUSE,
Corner Main and JacksOn-sts.,

BROWNSVILLE, TENN.
- THIS weflknown Hotel, having changed hands,
Ecs1 and been thoroughly repaired, and provided with
~, new Furniture, Is now open for the accommOda-
EEsA tion Of Boarders and Travellers.
Ths public may rest assurtd that -,ery exertion viii
be made on the part Of the Proprietor TO render this
House second to none in West Tennessee. Having active
and attentive servants, and a tstle always furnished with
the best the country affords, he confidently relies upon
giving entire satisfaction to all who may favor him with
their patronage. WM K. BENNETT,
j~anS-dlwaw3m Proprietor.
r. Enquirer copy.
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Greeley Sues the PIaiudeaIer
Telegraphic NIarket..

CLEVELAND, January s-Ar- Horace Greeley has
laid at $1,000.
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THE LOST CABLE.-In conversation with Mr..
MONTGOMERY, last evening, We learned that the cable
lost al Cairo cost about sI,4OO, aud was part OF that lost
In laying 70 Newfoundland. Everything was in readiness
10 LAY it, and the steamer Golden Gate engaged at the rate
Of SIS per hour ODD it she took a dstbost in tow to place
II upon, and in rolling from the wharfbozt thereon, the
mate used short plank instead OF stage plank, as suggest
ed by Nj. NJ and used as a preventative to its rolling too
fast q rope called PeTbueEle, on one end Of the reel-neg-
Letting 70 Place \ rope on the other end. Having but one
rope attached, it turned the cable around, and it was pre-
cipitsted into the river where the water is thirty feet deep.
Endssvou were made to ascertain its whereabouts, but
without suecJss. The loss is attributable to The careless
ness Ofthem ate and his crew. It is the intention Of Mr..
MONTGOMERY 70 commence a prosecution against the
boat 2 the cable is not recovered within ten DAYS. The
cab.s weighs 5000 pounds and Is one nile long.
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CASH: CASH:
HIDES! HIDES! HIDES!

1OO,OOO HIDES WdnLSO
FOR which we will pay the highest market price in
cash.
We also buy RACCOON, OPOSSUH, OTTER, DEER
and BEAR SKINS. In fact, any Skins used by TAN
NERS or FURRIERs, we want at the III CASH
PRICE. GEO. PHILLER & CO.,
noyI2-6m IS Front Row.
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WAsHINaToN FTRE COMPANY No. 6.-At a
regular meeting o. this company last night, tia follow
ing gentlemen were elected omoers 70 serve the ensuing
year.
Prssdent-D- P. GOLDSMITH
wee Prs5denf-EDwARD O'SEILL.
Secretay-W. s. FULTON.
TredFUTer-P. NAMING.
Standing Commifss-JoHS DAVIS EDWARD FITz-
GIBBONS, and MICHAEL HALEY,
FGrsf EngiHeeT-AMEs HOLT.
Second EngiEs1-THOMAs ROAx.
Captain Of H0Js -RoBERr ALLEN.
Frat Pipe Director -GEoRGE BURNS.
Second Pipe Director -yoEE DAVIS.
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I-TDEPENDENT FIRE COMPANY No. AT an
annual meeting, held last Friday evening, Tor Che purpose
Of choosing onosrs 70 serve the ensuing year, the follow
ing gentlemen we're elected:
PresideHt-HENRE Il. PAINTER.
FOreHGn.-SAHUEL Fay.
AIsisfaHf Foreman SAUL PRANK.
SecrCtGry-P. BAXTER.
TreGSgTG-AMO Woodruff.
StcHdfEg COmmites-H H. PATNTER, P. BANTER,
and AMOS Woodruff.
First EHgiAeT.-GEORGE R. VASFoRsoS.
SeesRd EagiHser-JosEPH HICKEY.
Captain Of HoSC.-BESJ.F F. MILLER.
Pipe DETERMINATIONS S~TADTMILLEE, A. B NAT
THEws.
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PZOsgGhS!

lust Received, heavy shipments OF Ploughs, embracing
u various sizes OF Livingston County amongst which
are several hundred Of the celebrated No. II. Also Double
Mould-board, Sub-soil, Hillside, Harrows. Cultivators,
aud an endless variety Of and necessary Agricultural and
Horticultural implements-for particulars OF which. see
our illustrated Catalogue, furnished gratis az our store.
LOWNES OKGILL & Co.,
lana 10 and "A Front Row.
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FOR RENT.
To Southern and Western Mer-
chants.
Wolfe's Celebrated Schiedam
Depot, No. IS Common Street, New Orleans,
JAMES w. BURKE, Agent.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC

IALIIUN III NE TUbLII.
THE whole country Is flooded with Counterfeit and
Imitation Schuapps. The public should be careful
10 purchase only the genuine article, manufactured ant
imported BY UDOLPHO WOLFB, which has the name q
he manufacturer on the bottle, cork and label.
For sale BY all the respectable Druggists and Grooers.
Read the opinions Of the New York Press.
J. W. Assent,
IS Common street, New Orleans.
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miscellaneous.


on the night Of 18th December, small chez
ia Tut sorTel MULE, four years Old, marked with
the collar, in good order, had one shoe on befors,
osS1Ashsd a rope on his nesk when he left. Any in
formation left % Cayce's stable, or 10 myself, two miles
North % Memphis, viii be Thankfully received, and al
trouble literally rewarded.
jan3-daw2w W DONALDSON
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Caution 40 the PubIic

Y Pocket Book was lost or stolen from me on tn
NJ ShoflreH during her late upward tip. Among othe
valCables, IL contained several promissory notes. Al
persons are therefore cautioned not 10 trade fer any note
due me, unless properly vOuehed for.
dec24-tf THOS. B.. CARROLI
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RArM HOTEL sEs SIDE, =, DELIGHTFUL 1..!, ssxEs
be SRs1 % ma
ORAB ORCHARD sPRIsas. KENryoKY.-Ar TIL.
spe Cumulative ' VIII .ppssr he q dsos
ss & IN ~:
fSs of
sprsE' Scn.n :. ! IRON mar. 2;
:s's e: g. @
.Pd The Pr me ua. of
nse
the srss, !Ss Grab Orchard Springs The
From the spsom healthy sscreiions Of
the liver and bows almo., immsdey restored Ihis
beat, sulphur Immediately sncacious to
Ts.sy but together. as win be explained,
a Su sss s ATTN. with s 70
s n only Sns r s, going TO Sss
Of he w ,hs.s and
above remarked the waters should not be used alone.
bed anS he Il
pasp Ses 70 dTns oan the and srs n
nsr then m O'Clock r NJ supper they may drink
Persons afflicted with Dyspepsia nervous headaches and
s, o M find & ssy o s
stoms causog constipation and distress These
unpleasant and Injurious effects all prevented by drinking
the epson In conjunction with the chaybeae and sui
phur waters The EPSON wafer begins TO act the
liver and bowels tina: patient almost Immediately begin
drink chaly waters let what be the matter with
him The system is being thoroughly oleansed by
healthy action of the skim liver and kidneys and built
the same time by the tonic aers causing healthy appetite
and good and easy digestion
These q renarkable effect upon many female
affections Persons suffering from skin Diseases enlarged
spleen jaundce ac habits whose systems
have beco" dehi at<d by city life long soourn in
climates speedily relieved by these
The springs about forty five miles from Lexington KY
o good turnpike road Stages daily from Lexington.
Any invads desiring particular direction consult
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POsr oFEICE SOTICEs.

DOsT OFFICE NOTICE The HA1IS FOR EUROPE
VS. So hampton and Bremen ner Unad States rer
sORTH STAR Will close a. ths on " saturday, July 4,
!, lCh O'Clock Al. ISAAC " FOWLER, POSTMASTER.
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.


HAELIn RAnHoAD-sgxx.R AR.AsaExlM-
pot corner Of white and Centre srsets;-
20 y M.Croon Fails train connectins with ines Of sasa
Sc s @sR.Sr--. nah train for Albany so..s.i.s ~
oo,nsrs With western Rsirosd Tor Albany rroT ssssiosa
sSP -nnIsr.oe s.,.. soyPlns =. - .s.uossL
r. s Sss r. .ur Syy,s. I. 4 ~ ss
I.vs rvs-rr sInrH srnrnr srAros
lisa 1--WE fsla. ssla. l ..oppna & al s.tos.
sP.n.crc.on Ssiis ira,n, soppins = N s.s.ons
~ S W. J. ;Sn s:iPg.f sa AL .s.,ssss
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-rRox JULY 9, 1857,
sEY, ~ and SO 1 p "; for sing sing ios% ana
e PPrYsi-:' Il ind .ss IA ss
% As sss thirty -. .s 1s.
~ and Albany H and p sSr Il y. Pso =.
My YORK AND ERIs RA rLRoAp.-.os AND ArrKR
e. uams VII leave pier loot Of Duane sree - folowa
puSsilrh express mtA ~ for Dupsirh.
Mall sis for Dunkirk and Buti.lo and inseymedai
srse VA Psrsess n, susrrp rom foot Of Chambers
Way psseenter, stP. NJ, for sewburg Middlesovn ana
EmgranS al ?. M Tor Dunsrs and Bur.o And 0,srus-
The above trains run daily, sun,c. .rcep,sa.
,s ss' s5grsss ssP tSr R PT%Rs't sysrI
aud Sss.r. Fss ssr s M ssss s srs
~ syfssase u ooiSs Viz Beaso 6opsps aSs " Esrps1
Rafcad for Rochester a Ores, Bend w belayare iaes
yh h- buffalo ,nd veg work CITY Rsrosd Tor BSao' q
'''' '''' '''''' aSSSS ' RSSsS ~ H. pr-.a.n.
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SCS0 REWARD.

eCSO REWARD.
pL.)O The undersigned having ample cause suspect
tsi the great celebrity scsedsm schnapps
the hgb testimonials awarded 10 It's pre- eminent purity and
value have induce many unprnciped persons 10 Ia
the vlanouh business 81 selling liquors, and still
more perpicous compounds, under the similar
bottles Of the and appear noe
with labels wrappers letter and sme
either In close imitation absolute couniere Of the
has been put to great add continual In advertising
eauors ssains hem unul lately ho~ever In the 81
the PhlsdephA counterers he has succeeded bring
ing Of The guilty parties justice. But having
to believe that oihers In OF the principal cities
and ecay In city OF New York have entered upon
felonous trade In defiance Of the pers penalties
attached 10 H. be oers the above reward OF $50
evidence As VII lead 20 the detection and conviction OF
person parties m plIcsed IN the crime II will paid
any rerson that have been inn gently employed
manufacture Of such counterfeit either wrapper sbeer
printer bottle tbs legal OF
TIE guilty employer And such persons hereby
sganst engaging continuing In such criminal employment
AFTER the present notice.
They alan hereby informed that ell or
mouds engraved blocks printers used the
preparation Of such commercials
they Of the unless
ordered 20 be delivered at his principal depot
street Few York And AL persons thus engaged asing
snd sbe,ng The Of such countere alter
the present notice, will h. held nahle the law.
JuSK ~ 1857. UDoLPHo WOLFE = Beaver street
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A COnPl.1TI sUmn1 H0UnA-ABov1 yH1 R0a
"A andp-soeneyy magntcont-Foous uneq ualiod snd g
peoay adapted 70 families; waaer end 10 e4osen vegsa
bas raised bought fruits oe ali kinds abundant; terra
nodsrae Fer circulars and paTaculAn all q No % Broad
way.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

cyETgNrT1E PRsNDIEs FOR SALE -PsLz AND
- ssrk 10 bond in half pipes quarter cssks sri oayss
will b. eDd low from bonded warehouse, by SIMPSON BRO
THFRs, W Beaver street
NO LIQUOR DEsLEhs -VwIN0 70 THs vnsAt
ducton the tsrif louors the subscriber
from The direct all
Nbrsndies gns wines, nc, IN variety Of parsages
taoount o. A. per een on qa ns nesnse sndf, ~ ~
Ere ga ChAa j MURPHY, inpprter
D Sser street, near Wth
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PoLrTICAT.

~ NJ DREssLER SCHMIDT, or CLEVELAND, OHIO,
VIII deliver political speech dedcaiei 70 the people,
near Bsyard street,
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-
nBYEE GROVE MANsION, KEYPOBT. SITUATED ON
u the Lorkport road ten minutes walk from the landing ID
open for The reception of bosrders The steam
O'Clock Terms moderaAe For psrrulsrs apply Al Nrl
WINNks, H9 franklin street, or on the premises
r AXE hOHIGAN HOUSE Is NOW OPEN FOR SUE
~ boarders; q uaed four miles east OF Peekskl VII
steamboat Island Belle Address A. W. Palmer, Peekshn
MANSION HOUSE, Long BRANCH. N. J.. rs How
MI open and ready for the reception Of guesa The sbov
house has been newly decorated, and every step aiken
about hundred yards the shore fronting In
ooean four hundred fee VIII socommodse three hundr"
boArden Boats leave foot of Eob ir street daily
MICHIGAN LAKE. MOUNT PLEASANT, NEAR PEEKs
M kill WILLIAM 10 SIS has fine rooms vacant at his
pictu esque rural residence overlooking the beautiful AXE
DEQUOT HOUSE. NEW LONDON, ooNN.-fHIs "a
voris summer hotel v now open for the reception ~
river Thames Long Leland sound In elegantly Furnished
and superior advantages for bathing sailing
% o nSa sS M
ACCESSIBLE N New York by steamers Commonwealth and Oon
Railroad connecting at oreenpert with steamer Catalina
and landing 81 wharf few rods from the house Every N
sure and comfort = q PsCSAR J. saperio,sndent
YEA BATHING AND FISHING -IsIIP PAVILION,
ready for The II vsess The large airy
snd sell g. ed Trains leave Brooklyn A. NJ and 81
" sages ~ Suffolk station TO carry passengers 10 the
hoel G. WRIGHT. Proprietor.
- Few jersey, now open for the reception OF vsi.ars
Terms he 80 las, $40 per week Persons wishing
daily from The foot Of RoSssoO street, Worth river
wooINAN STOKES. Proprietor
GUNNER BOARD AND sgA BAT6ING AT PERTH
- Amboy-Msdame BLEEHER has suits rooms for two
wnna Ho5ss yr sun EsEes.
WELL kq CO Wall street; Marcus spiieg Esq u Broad ST.
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f,OBSETa.-MNE. GERARD, HYeIEIQuu AND NJ
~ dhl net nRnusc ur.r respect lily informs her
Of her from 81 Amy 70 al thompson street,
ne 1l~eckSr.
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E'ARE ON THIS BOAT, TWENTY FIVE osNrs-rHE
lands Ocean House, Long branch, Mounts Dock, browns
Dock Port Washington CMld lstJwnD and Red Rsnt. The
and splsudd Gamer OCEAN WAVE H. h. Parker, will
follows, from foot OF Robinson pier, North