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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-20

CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
lines, which they cd ,r TO supply
ietor's loves, Wholesale pr, es.
'ucy, No. ISL amp Il CAartres
| Hibbard's Wild Cherry,
Richardson's Sherry Wine,
Hutching's Vegetable dyspepsia
lGonley's Vegetable, ColemRn's,
floodsnd's German, oxygenated
COSMETICS.
COLOGNE Water, Bay Water,
Florida Water, Meen FINN,
,Jone's Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAMS.
LOWE Brown Windsor,
!Jone's Chemical,
Railways Medicated, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams aud Compounds
OF all descriptions.
PILLS.
Wrighps Indian Vegetable,
iNotlat'S Life, Brandreth :,
Morrisou's, Lees, New London,
> "a S''!i'"E wa O. S~"iip
ION b,
ljayne's Ague, Wincr's Gamo
,,,,., A'iet .,,,u- ,.,
HlntN'I = anu uiIiG ~ Felef o,
Hpt.it'r's EsErtI"y,5,t, ooS o.
I.npi,ef y, S'E yes, Is ' '9ts.tH5t!c,,
: AnletsNa D. N'Ae !, = iIeh!In'
" , i'ieF Z HgHtle r,GrsAayo,
y -, len ,l As"p, trooper b
iL m, ''u5sr T., ,Sos'teu,
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!, III X ., 1.,,-,,,n-
La! . slIIu, lusy ,5'y Files
5 !, o., . q ' NEg :, Ai, r'AEon'S 8,
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'uu Ilt,elt iti, i.i. G ,iii.Il,
t t;,I., aEheI ho,loway'o
ii"I7'e[. . alli ~ ,Pi't,
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| MISCELLANEOUS.
Dr. Morse's InyigGrGting Cor
H. dial.
IThorn's Extract,
| Fhrraut's Aper!ent,
llhrtGnt'H t.ll%lr Of EhnDafb,
Carriers Spanish Mixture,
Mother 5 Relief,
IToothnche Drops,
| Mrs. KiGder's EordiaI,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-20
HARDWARE.

BRAND d ADAMS, SUCCESSORS TO LAYTON
ID co., No 81 Magazine opposite the Arcade Import
and Dealers in Domestic and Foreign HARDWARE SHIP
CHANDLERY ETC. have in store and for sale tavora
BILE complete suitable for the country trade
Planters, Carpenters Blacksmiths and others
BRAND Il ADAMS
a27 lySW No. 81 Magazine street. opposite the Arcade.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-20
MILLINERY.

SPERM CANDLES lOl boxes assorted sizes Samuel
y Leonard Sons, for sale by
A. F. COCHRAN 4 HALL
iy5 Nos. I3 New Leyee and il F alton street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-20

A NDERSON ID. DIETER, COMMISSION MER-
II CHANT, AND AGENT FOR JEFFERS'S DOUBLE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-20

CAROLINA SEED cow PEAs-lOo bags sc.
~ leCted for seed, for sale by .
A. F, COCHRAN & HALL,
Tvs Nos, Is n. levee and IL Fulton street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-20

I WRIGHT ~ Cti.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
u popular Family Medicines, which they supply
Druggists and Dealers PraprietO lowest wholesale
General Depot Special Agency No. Isl amp Il CAartrea
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-20

NARD-THE UNDERSIGNED REFERRING TO THE
~ card Of DR., f. H. Beach, respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally that he will connne the WHOLE
SALE and RETAIL DRUG AND APOTHECARY bust
its various branches the oChArtres and Gus
omhouse Streets where trusts by
TO business aQd the Of his customers merit share
of their patronage.
| jy3D lmSW WILLIAM BOGET.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-20

r. X. BENNETT. FRANCIS LUhGEs
q NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL
- IRON WORKs.-The undersigned beg leave to inform
public and builders generally that they aGe m9 ann
Work at Nos % and Circus street, such as verahah Rail
ing, Shutters Safe and Bank Doors Straight and Circular
Stairs Iron Bridges, Roofs etc.
They keep constantly hand Cast and Wrought Iron COL
VenRors and Sash Weights and fill all orders OF
Castings Columns and House Fronts
with despatch
MA if BENNETT 4 co.
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nAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
IL LADIES-Foundcd in 1888 by Madame i4eiris, and
Quoted since 1870 by Mne ehray@ux Burgundy street. be-
CUstOmhouse and Bienvle streets, New Orleans.
The Summer Session OF this establishment Pass Christian,
begins The buildings there large enough
accommodate FIFTY b1lrtrrs indefinite number OF
Day Scholars Attached to the premises fine bath house
and good wharf The mtstOu provides thorough and sub-
sana instruction in stage and department OF education,
and offers facilities for the the French Lam
guage Singing sUltee taught Mr.. Provost the well
known Of the Orchestra Opera Mr..
will reside the Pass during summer and will con-
TIME his lessons Singing and soege i'll the establishment He
will also give private lessons in families.
Examinations music place every month during winter
city every fortnight during the tbs Pass
The city school remains the whole for oOarders and
day scholars. ny2h iy
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N--skRHAnA F. F. FVI(TER q CO.. NEW III.
and rchouptoulas streets, between Gravier
and Poydras streets, New Orleans, offer large
and we'll assorted stock of
SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE
Swedes and English Bar, Hoop Sheet and Boiler Iron.
Agents celebrated Tennessee manufactured by
Woods Lewis Co., the Cumberland Iron Works. and win
be continually supplied with full Its
rority other descriptions of iron fully established
They also agents Stralbs highly approved
Queen the South Mills and have hand
the various sizes which is invited. Dc "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-20

IUITIG,
WOLFE'S AROMATIC
"a Druggists and Merchan
articles contained in the aDove {
vantage by calling or sending t
be found the mostextensiVe ass
MEDICINES in the United 5
Please address. j..
GENUINE
MA If Nos. Isl and
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- n - * L TT x r ID q &c ~ FD l. = q ~
N s3 Gate Ben kittfedEe " Co,) importers Of Gums
AESSa$p/ aud sporting Apppmus in al It's branches.
&H%Ss Wholesale aud retail deaersir American Rifles,
E>t Pistols and Firearms Of every variety 55 St
~ VEGETABLES street, st Charles Hotel, New
Orleans, and l34 Main street. Cincinnati Ohio.
ma II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-21

Add another Indictment lor the embezzemest Of ono
hundred Thousand dollars Of the public money Of the eta
This morning the Court met at half past clock Mr.
Gb%cn's attorneys moved that he be adm tied 10 ball.
claiming that he was not really guilty Of EN- besxemeu
and that the charge technical In regard the
bonds they ad that they had been returned 10 the ae
which fact was admitted by the Prosecuting Attorney, and
thai In this the amouni Of bail should he fixed ou
such sum az would his attendance 10 The
charge The Court axed the amount OF bail indic
ment for embezemsnt OF the bonds a, $40 000 and
the other iDdcment at 500 900, the amount alleged 70
have been embezzed.
Kr Gibson gave bis sureties the bonds, Robert g.
Pennington Abel Rawson, AMI John ID LOOMS, each one
n whom In open court that he wsrth at
s400te They acknowledged themselves bail for his
appearance the first day d the ext term Of the
IN October.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-21

A NEGRO APPOINTED TO OFFICE IN WIsCosTN.
-sBCREIARy OF STATE RAFUsEs TO FILE TIE BoND.-On
the 9th day # July 1887 omrisson, notary public
issued by Governor Sashford to H. Nolan, OF
nut brown complexion and negro extraction, VIII has
sided in this city many years barber ice crerm saloon
keeper and leader of q cohon band He also invented
the cspitaluvum" and 'trcopherous, two varieties or
"dg waters" in general and circulation for the hair
The commission Ia issue with all the proper formales,
and the bond required by law is signed by VIM n Nolan
and by VIM B. Jarvis as bondsmen. But the Secretary
of Sate Colonel JONES' refuses to ale the bond aud on
find the Il lowing endorsemen-"This appointment Is
In violation Of the constitution and therefore void"-
Madison (Wis.) Democrat, July Is.
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MrrIrApv MorryvyrsW,

MILITARY MorpyBYrs--We have information
from Fort eavenworih that e Tenth Regiment of Inas
~ will take up the line OF march for Utah Territory the
1sb the Ft Regiment about the 2lst and the Dragons
sbsu the l OF August Gen Harpey will 90 out with the
latter division, and q course In uand OF the whole
pedtop The transportation and sup plies for this expc
tion are all ready Fort Lesvtnwors, and ~ the latter
there is provision for year 70 Gov. Cumming will
visit Warrington In day two 70 receive his final in
etrucons, and then viii hasten 10 Fort Leavenworih
avail himself Of The military escort provided for him BY
The govsrnmept-G LVpk RTp@lscan, yalg w.
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Steamship Ceoiral America, Heradon, Aspnwal-M Ro
ship osrmsna Wood Bsue-w wh,loch, Jr
ship Athena (Brem) schllng Bremen-Hepnings Mul er
ship KIP snnser. Wood q, John. MO c Duncan 4 Co.
ssrs Iris sssn Lo 3, S Rnse,
Bark Delsgste, Mallory st nsrys. ss-Mccready. Mon a
Park Elk, Danvers, PbiiaAelphia--Mssi
,r Brs v y Stewart Bryant 81 hiehaes and market
Brig william Br. Croker: Trni,' Nh Rou'n son
s s "a. e9.y pumsr St John xsJ kau.
sehr kse brEh.m saTcn, sssannanIppnnsT pmon
Sch G wsiscn, Address, Sevbers sC-Jonss Smith 4
schr Manchester Chichester Ricbmond-chas II Pierson
schr Abbott, Chase, Alexandra aud Georgstown-Mer
sehr Baltimore. sleight B,hpore-xsiTer. Lord Que
scsr Ben,,ens winchnhaes, ?, nsdspA.-Sssm,h Sons
s ss Pa .ma AIis ~ Bosom West .s wsss,
sissa sr s Sss' SoOis' Pii.driShis
ARRIVED.
steamshIp Roanoke, skinner Norfot &c. -hh mdse and
s.s s s @ on s
tom same day n2g Pa ss~ i've iopssl yard ship SUP
snip Paragon gripi~ssr. Liverpool IS day. with
Chamberlain, Robinson n Co Experienced hesvy weather
p...Ss,. % Go sus.y n.disS .nds Win IAN NO ana
..hp conausror wincheIi Havre, days with mdse and
bsIs org9ais, 'sI, snscTou Ey,rlle: Nay paved
e udo,psc Wolf, vessel % R.y =, ,s ls.s 80 70. .
cs, Sd On sse Island Bank. spoke ashas scsr ss q
KiPssos Win 80 qsDsi' sos s >, with m
gar and tobacco 70 master s... cu.s c..,., , .,
Homes. Hole i7h with molssses 70 xssnd, Phelps
BAIL y Chase Chase csrdenss, July . with sugar &C.
GAE Peters Sailed IN any wh -, os.s say yd,t
) re- Mar, wisins to' ssepl Ncserron Bueuos Ayres
Nay ~ Win hides Sc TO 3 Rogs.A Co juy 10 on ssr
Tor York reported having in sh, lost both
Rg 81 Michel tsel vano,an, Havaus IS days in bsiiss,
Brig Clinton, cnEewirih, Charleston days with cotton
s.,. I y.. .ss .ss q a. Wssss ..:
July lat g Ion g during sansl from ~ los, fore
decS with seipe and everything attached have made 70
a IS 70 sss sos. ~ % Noble Tor
ssspTa ieesc july 1s' Win ~
sctr Plord.. Mott, Kleuthera days. with fruit, eormo
@ oqTy ~ E.rss fsy $. sss
he hull n vessel ul % water with her upper deck
ses. @ PSasu windsor Is days. with p.s
scsr Ocean sirs csr Lo,,har windsor. Ne dav. with
scsr Olive Branch ,of sls-orh Moore Jacksonville I,
aays leh inst lat is lon I, 90 'pese 'chr Caroline Grant
scsr Hswsirs siaen, Charleston rdsys with cotton
ssSr q Ssnsssm, seudder, wIlmisrou. NO. 10 day.
ss yn;s s"s Hs sss%s sn DAY; .or
seSr Van Name Van s.%s Baltimore, ebay.
Sen, white sau all AM b. Rsiirops sda,.
schr Marbehea Robinson. Esstport s6avs.
aebr Sea Bird, wasce Cherr1 field n DAYS
fchr grarite state, Lowell Bn~ton days
schr American pele chase Boston.
schr Dolphin, Rogers. Boston, days
scsr ssr FISH %.fsAs% 1 foT Ne sex AGsD'
Schr Sarah Mcdonald, 9uo~ Gloucester.
echr Harvest Lawrence. New Bedford.
hchr Chief Marble Somerset
81, s. s;rs. G rc E.''
echr &c Things, Heprv. East saddsm, o.
Schr n Norhman, Rosline Port Ewrn fox frovoenc~
sloop Willard. Rockingham Bristol, nj
nloop Harvest Oorwip Provb enee
eloop Oregon Rhoades Provfero~.
6loop Brown, Gardner, Prordeuses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-21

Steamer Georges Crees Morley No~fok This morning. n
O'Clock OF squsn passed large vessel under urymasts
steering pycbshly the sahr Frances sur III, OF wespo
fro IN ntiguR for New York;.
BELOW.
RaYk Empire. Hathaway from Palermo MAy2
Brig Ocean (Br) san cerson, from Chsrente, FRANCO
SAILED.
Steamship Central America, AspinwAn
Wind during the day
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me Commssioper-Now wish to know II ID Nv have
any thing further that they desire TO commune Ae be-
Heye understand them fullyf
The Inerpreter-No they do mot want TO snv further
After XII hi ga yah d in "a, or brave. Al CO wsh
no. or wolf," and Pi hous h-tun 60, o. white man %
did not to make treaty, and I'D not Wish 70 leave
their reservation. The Commission q asked how many
whites there were their reserve fiouY
The lnterpreter-A good MAJ AZ; they cut down tho
timber.
The Commissioner-Ten tn IN that that win do for
10 day.
Hard Hesr-I suppose tIas thM is oil We can say, my
grandfather just came here to settle my affairs; ex
pect viii talk to you every day.
The Commissioners we'll; tell him that that will
do for to day, and will zee him another time; have
great many oher Indisnssto attend to- (Hssh! HughD
Hard esrt-Tkars true; have heard Of \, and believe
its true.
And then after shaking hands with the Comm issioner
and tcore of lockers. ON, the Indians retired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-21

THB PRINTERS ABoUr.-Among the company who
left mphs Tennessee lately for the 0f building
Q wagon road to the Pacific from Little Rock, Arkansas,
there were eight printers. When was that an expedi-
ton of exciting romantic nature set foot that
printers were not found enrolled az members2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-21

Movements OF Ocean Steamers.
STEAMERS 10 AND ]

8THAMBR8 10 AND PHO0 HAVANA
PHnApnRMA-From New York ID, arriving at Havana 81
md New Orleans llth From New Orleans sA Havana ~
QuArrR CTT-From New York tn of Zach month srrvins
e Havsna lah and Mobile lssh From Mobile I'd HAvAa'
CIHIvsIeFrom New York I7s arriving ., HnvanA TIA
and New Orleans l9h From View Orleans nh Havana 1sA
EsTMs ciTT-from New York l7s arriving at H.van. Sd
and New Orleans 18Th From New Orleans sh- Havana s1
BIics wisrloR~rrosn New York En arrive. at Hsv.n.
.s and New Orleans Sd From New orleans i1h HsvAn'
isAslI-Fom Charleston Sth and iuh aue II Havana IA
and sd From Havana l06 and 2b. due 81 New York ISL
When the dates fall Sunday. he VII al
On Monday, except nom New Orleans
THE OVERLAND MAIL TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following be Of value To those having correspond
The mail leaves Southampton the eth and NH Of sans
Arrives Gibraltar sth 18th Of
Arrives st Malta about the l<h and Sh OF month
Arrives AT Alexandria about ne 18Th Of same and @ of fol-
.beus the h ns. of Ans sh an Of
Arrives Alden the ,sA ,sA Of ana ioth
t1h of following month
M T som nSsS sDS m = @ r css &c @'' 'A'
Indian Navy arrives Bombay about The ID 10 STA
p and q steamer arrives Al de Gale sbsui
mn INC I'd to I'D Of following month
has aesdy sVsd ses ss ms sn a''
Arrives at Pulo pensuS shen The i7h 18Th and rh or
sinrspor- sbou, the Dn 18Th and sls on Is,
Leaves singapore about II hours aner arrival
Arrives Hong Kong shout The al or ssh and ah or Ion
Two mails leave Engand-one on the sh md 1h Of esch
nonthva Msrseles and arrives 'at Alexandria about The
time the Southampton mail
->-->,J>o.,--,o-,,--7>.-
ss- An packages aud letters Intended for ne Nsv YoRs
ALrAsio srw roRx-rm
40 NOON SETS. .........eve =
eru eRrS y
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Columbus, Ga. June 8, 1851

CHARLEIoS, June o, ioo''
Rlv. JAMES r. DrvorIE, COLUMBUS GA.
Ny DEAR BRo1HKR-rhe late action Of the American
Tract Society will invite attic ntion at the South is pre-
med that the taken by the society the subject
Of slavery hitherto when It's founders alive and act
ing consistent with s con,ti,uon and design. This
has been satisfactory to the Southern people That
the society has done good, deny Why not COZ
in this courst2 II the society atend TO pursue the
policy heretofore why not say sos Instead Of
asements-resou'ions-w DID not the com
mtee report the society declare, 10 couple of lines
that they satisfied With the course hitherto taken BY
the society that subject and recommend that II be faith
fully and steadily adhered to9 This would have s salts
That they have net said this plainly shows that they
the right 10 the facilities they have which the
the sahc OF siaveyat the exclusive discretion Of peo
pie who claim they have nothing TO do with It.
Icannot speak for my brethren still less for the churches
Of Christ; butt for myself say taat nothing will sAtsfy
from the society but unequivocal declaration that
they ptend TO ray aud Go nothing Inconsistent with the
pol cy hitherto pursued by them ON that subject
The Southern people willing consider their
duties before God In the matter Of slavehodiDg Tney
have studied the subject ia matter of every day
ings and Issues 'hey have not yet learned their duties
they may still hope that the Creator will teach them by
methods they already enjoy. Toey have Hts Bible and
they have His promse-"in all thy ways acknowledge
HIN ami He shall direct thy pans"
But God has not promised that he will teach remote
mpathy eng people what the separate and peculiar
has He directed any to apply TO such for instruction
When therefore, Northern friends undertake to In
struct matter ~hico they have nothing in com
mon with US, We must reply
Mon tall auriio nee defeu.orious fills"
We are entirely inaccessible to instruction upon that
subject from that quarter and must not De attempted in
any 'orm.
five part In the work OF the Society hence
forward be so rhe Southern people will pursue apart
their quiet way OF love aud obedencs TO their Divine Mas
ter In accordance with his encouraging sordIaish,
Co.'S, Your brethren that hated and that cast you
out for my names sake, said let the Lord be gorieed'
hut he shan appear 70 your JOY, and they shall be
ashamed " B. MANLY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-21

From the Ohio STATE Journal, July III
Yesterday Afternoon 1t four O'Clock the Grand Jury OF
this county brought In true bs OF Indictment against
John q Bresln and lila m H. Gibson, late Treaurers OF
State for embezzlement
There IL indicmtn nj against Brcsln for cmbezzle
men Of hundred thousand dollars OF the public money
belonging 10 the Stale, and two indictments against Glib
son-ope for embezzement OF
certificate Of the funded debt Of the State OF Ohio
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hss Mr.. Devln 10 adopted citizen. He has been ca
zen OF about forty years standing (Appsuse i or
ur ate for tho people OF tue State and city Of New York
that our citizens law and order loving people,
or Mr.. Dcviin could mot 10 in Edridge street Jail
70 hight The wslh Of the jail vouId not stand ia
hour were n not Co. (rumutuous applause But wa
Will appeal to the people Of the Safe ths fall for relief
and II after w6 have done they do not come N our
rescue, why then will bnrcade the streets or Net
York and protect cur rights, II needs be, bs force, Tin
menss spplssse and protect the RICH" which God has
given (Lppau.e) We will claim nothing but JUS
tce, and he immuDities which belong TO
every free man. (Appsu,e) And the en-
forcemeut OF therewe will claim. Then 10
go psaceably, make threats, entitled
10 eertes which pointed by Thomas Jener
son, and which have yet been repealed (Cries II
bravo end applause We entitled To tho full enjoy
inert Of all these cherished rights. (Apranse)
Ai'cY remarks by Mr.. Connolly, Of the Twentieth
were, the meeting Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-21

The Journal de Dsdt Of July A. quoting an Article of
the NEw YoRK HERALD, the policy 70 he followed nv
the government Of the United States In Of var be
tween Spain and Mexico sddsh IL far from such homes
United States eoud look with Indifference on var he
tween Spain and Mexico, and the most serious oompcs
ucos would be The unavoidable Consequence Of such an
event
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Letters from Mayor Wood and Hon. Jonn
heDy-sp< eches OF MIR. Chauncey, Col ming,
Mr. ffeny .esssy, Conrad swscknsasr, and
oshsr>
In cong lance with the following CO published 10
ri of sve daily papers yesterday morning, immense
uumber OF the democracy OF New York assembled in
rnirt, fourth street. between Eighth and Ninth avenues
last evening take for eectng the repeal
Tho Metropolis police and other odous bills eGaced by
sbe Iast legislature OF this State.
TWENTIETH WARD MASS MEETING.
The citizens OF the Twentieth ward without distinction
party, requested 70 Thirty fourth
Egth and Ninth avenues ndsy evening, July 90 for
the purpose OF taking to efsc, repeal the
ballot box OF the odous and tyrAnncal laws passed the
nsndo Wood John Kelly, Eli ward Josiah Souther
Conrad Schwer&he and others will address the meeting
By order, n Hill wer. chair Keenan, Secretary.
large stand had been, during the day, cosstroc
Thirty fourth street, the sidewalk, IN front Of Lumber
yard Mghh avenue for the speakers and ethers
either corner CT which placed large banners
nj the following inscriptions
No pcTArIu~-MCsICIPaL RrGfirE AGAINST LKGsIAnYs I
IMPOSITION VsURPAIIoN
I RkFEAl OF OPPRESSIVE IAws-THU CONSTITUTIONAL
A.
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Telc9raphi, Mraine Repnr.

BOSTON. July -. RI bsrks Cav Bead. Nsvo SMYRNA:
brig. Mechanic Msrsos ssaus vermont S,o W'i@'ns
s:hr Ebea Sawyer. SNOW Fortune Island
miscellaneous and Disasters
ss or o. from pssdsph ~
nrca hr 'tarbosrd shat on sunday when off he BeaE.
Ia from Hic bound 10 England. ~
sosn DAYLIGHT Chandler, eo% Chsr-s,on Tune 10Th for
H and sss feet 20 ias ss
- .S.d order condition WAS vs:' s"s
equally sss ss ON s
he rs%sn and somh Garcss ciees and about. 1880
~ sn,rrs Oh inst m aaa pliaered mast and ram
brother nls boy 'nromi ths sbou' eight Test
mage 10 the vessel must be- from SITS /. saO ' ~"
Sem NJ DODGE from View York for Asp'n ran los. On
IT, in @ and BY Mr. Dodge n ps ss Ss
eens,.l cs,go ssseher valued at about $1,000 and fy In
scpR Pendle,on, before repored Ashore ~ea
Of mSs, ss e pd sS to the
when che will be taken on the railway repairs 90
scRE TSos coorsE 70, sristoD soatrsy rr"r phaas-
me Bay comrelleA put for repairs She
Sost iSp s
ste al in and depart without enter ing or clearing
Whalemen.
Sid from New Bedford 18Th ship ser hania her. Indian
m and on a, Pays Tune Splendid Smith, OF rdg.rovn
with go hbl. oil since leavi. g the Islands.
Ocean, Smith of Sand wich do By ship LUCKNOW "a
Boeop)
Rpoken-July l3 (y the vtna Bostnn) Hnnress Allen
Of New Bedford last Helena returning VIII
mutnous and IA men n irons.
Spoken, 90
Ship Continent from NJ orh for Melbourne Isy l6 lat 40
10 ION n 06 "
ship Geo West Couche from Noreans Liverpool Juno
10 lat &c given
ship Cherokee Of Boston, steering F. June a. Ist43 A. lon
40 a..
Jnlv IT, lat 81 10. Ion 60
81 81 Ion 77H -
Geo Ihomas from Charleston Boston July a. lss
So 49, Ion 7426
BARK Aureia. from Calcutta Boz ton March st. Il. U.s.
lon 81 e. -
Harriet Fisk CnusIns rom Vncklsnd for NOrleans
was pRnalzed July g. lat ny In sr1s
Nashua from Boston for 1a MORE IL Off Cnpe
Cod.
BARK Eliza, from Barbadoes for Plymouth July lat 81 D.
lon II 20
T. July l., LAT 40 "A Ion SsL
Ocean Belle from Baltimore Caribbean Sea- July s.
lat Ion 66 40, -