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gw 0eans Guilty Creseent Thursday 5ornng June 16 1859
AUCTION SALES.

DRY GOODS. CLOTHING. SHOES, TRAVELLING BAGS
and Umbrellas
BY E. ROGER f. CO.,
THURSDAY. June 10, at 10 o'clock A. M.
L at their auction room, No. rs Old Leyee will be sold
An assortment Of SeasonAble Dry Goods.
-Also-
An invoice OF Ready Clothing consisting Of Coats
Vests. Pantaloons and Shirts.
-Also-
80 Boots Shoes and Brogans for mtn, women and
children.
An invoice Of Travelling Bags.
And
GO d6zan Cotton Umbrellas various styles qualities
HJ~TERhS-At sale. j-lG
CREDIT sALE-CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES, STRAW
Hats White Shirts, Drawers, etc.
BY BLACHE f. Lea UDfONI.
Auction Store II Chartres street.
FRIDAY, 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ ~ their auction No. II Charities street, will be
sold
100 cases OF Boots and Shoes
-Alyf-
10 cases Mems and Boyy Straw Hats.
Also, tup safrs)-
LOG dozen American White Shirts.
An Invoice Of Bleacbed and Brown Drawers.
-Also-
An assortment Of Summer Clothing.
n7rTERMS-Ats sale. jel6
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS THIRD DISTRICT,
New Orleans, June G, 1859. :
HTNOtfce Is here by given that the exnmi.
ma ion Of the Public schools the Third District will begin
the 18th inst and will continue till The latter part Of
present month"; in the following order. i'd Ell:
On the 18Th ut Mlneburg School.
14th Hancock :.
18th LeBreon
:. 10Th Eighth W'd :.
18th Seventh o.. :.
is l9h Washington
2Gth Fillmore :.
s.. 2Ist and sequel at Girls and Boys High
Schools and on the LIST July grand exhibition the Fillmore
School which occasion the pupils will deliver select
pieces Of oratory. l. LOMBARD,
je7 TO Superintendent OF said Schools
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Tennessee Iron.
PREMIUM TENNESSEE IRON.
We have hand and receiving regularly, full stock
comprising the following, viz:
800 tuns FLAT, from to AZ inch by u to inch.
100 ROUND and SQUARE, u to 8 inch.
50 HORSESHOE, x Il, !, ~, and Ia by X inch.
90 Pillow PLATE, b,7, SO, 10. H. II, 49, IA and Is
inch by 4, Il and u.
90 Boil Err PLATES, 3-l6, Il and l6.
PRIEsTLEY & BEIN,
SO and 81 Camp street.
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FL. Han, Jsn..ry =. IN


IuunpS6b,
haze, kIow. had Of your Bas.-s Fusnasss h
operation during the rolling and xlek a -
opportunity Of saying you, has saaa % M -
guine expectations
Of the bagasse and production o. heat
than furnace have Known It will the hax.rrs
in proporcn- due eupply Of boiler be giysnsa - =
hest q made.
From my present experiences clearly Of the $780,
that other term Of furnace all compare eAV
with yours
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- BELL CHENEY SPRINGy-Ths delightful
H watering place. situated in the of Landry,
LII beautiful rolling piney woods distant about
Opeouas will be opened the 18th Of June the
ception Of visitors
These Springs are avorably known the people Of
Western Louisiana mineral Of
mic diseases of various kindsher medicinal virtues having
been fully tested by innunerable they performed
The services Of excellent Cook gold Steward po
lite and entive Servants have been secured ne Band
Of Music engaged for the season.
Two lines Of omnbnsses will connect with the opeousa.
boats and after the l5 Of June the
Springs
Persons vi ng the have their let
tiers and to them Bayou Chcot' P o. and
will send for them.
Board and Lodging per month ...............s35O 90
III W
.day..................... 100
Children and Servants half price.
PATIN DELAHoUssAYE,
myl3 Ia Proprietors.
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VERY DEsIR BILE TWO STORY FRAME RESIDENCE
for geneel family.
". BY JULIAN NEVILLE & CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auconeer,
@.a.0 Office IL Commercial Place.
THAT situated
Tsssn ss s bounded by Josephine
BY The es1s IS se Josephine
pantry. servants rooms wash and wood and
asd on s sas r sas as.
This desirable property Is situated in one Of the best nsghbor
nea Z Magazine
M m IL
and bearing cent interest," and if paid mau
the property bept insured until final payment policy
Act sale L. Poole Notary Public at the ex-
pense of the purchaser. jelO
FIRsT-RATE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE ONE
e s an re i s sesS r. en-
beautifully laid GU, and planted With flowers and shade
the ornnibnses and horse cars.
IBY JULIEN NEVILLE 8. co. M...
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer
... Office II Commercial Pl ce.
THE TERY ps1RaRR RR T Pc
land Esq stu ted Philip street. between Chestnut
"nS rnP d If h Ct s
tstefuy laid with pats and planted with choice
h1wers, shade and f nit trees
The house raised brick feet from
the ground and contains, the first floor paors
pantry ard three bed together with bathing
convenience required by gentee family There
four elegant in the attic finished venil
lated In the rear kitchen. washroom two rooms,
stables, etc, etc.
Aoaeher this the desirable properties
Fourth District the omnibuse4 cars
and within minutes walk the Cathedral sided by
the Right Rev Leonidas Polk and within
Of the hondsomest Catholic churches in the city.
@-TERMs-on cash balance in and two years.
for secured by mortgage the property, bearing
per cent interest until due and ii
then paid
improvements be kept insured and policy transferred
vendor.
of sale before f. G. Gottschak Notary Public
expense Of the purcha les
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NJ Second District Public SchooIs-NOtice
ia hereby given that the annual Examinations Exhibition
of these Schools will take pace during the mouth of July
such days and at such places the President OF the Board may
hereafter designate A. V. ROMAIN
ie6 ISL Sacrsta,v nro ton,
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- CULLUM's SPRINGS, CHoCTAW COUNTY,
J Aa eight, six miles above Mobile, twenty-five miles
Of mil

- CULLUM'S SPRINGS, CHoCTAW COUNTY,
Of Mobile and Ohio Rsilrosd sid Eve miles o.
The undersigned takes pleasure announcing bis friends
and the public that his establishment opened for the
cepon visitors During the winter mssy improvements
fort and convenience OILY invalid others seek
ing recreation and pleasure The Of be
erection Of several cottages the discovery Of
springs Of reesone the other Of iron Che latter pro
modous billfardroo and the whole establishment has
been repained and renovated The for aes and
the circular spring house. fitted expressly
nodation have been particularly attended to.
An experience in the management OF pubc house OF
than twenty tive and determination his the
list Of erstcass hote will he continue
has been engaged for the Tenpin alleys and other
places Tor provided the The
tsges are al separate and are neat, clean and siry
Commodous light draus hit boats will ply regularly twice
week 10 the andng the Tombfgtee river, from Mobile
As the curative virtues Of the they have only
the most sangune Of the proprietor but
Springs in the United sxe the time they have beeI
made to the public that have effected many Of
obstinate chronic diseases certainly present
variety Of and valuable chemical medicinal combine
lions
The Springs the valuable kinds Of waters found
10 the country The celebrated Vchy the Chslybeats the
the the Sulphur
sord not to be found single place IN the whole
Suuth-a fact " ich fnvGlds cannot too well note.
Arrangements being made have Express from
New Orleans Mobile these Springs order
under contract 70 Be carried regularly three times
. week.
Terms Of board will be moderate
Carriages in waiting landing upon the arrival OF
boats. to Immediately the Springs.
analysis Of the water be had by APPLYING WA
TERRAIN BRo corner Of Magazine and Common streets.
CHARLES cULLUM,
my9 DAW3m Proprietor.
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
Baton Rouge, La, May 10, 1859.
pg- At n recent meeting of the Board Of SUI :
adopted:
Resolred That the the Board IN his Official
pacy, advertise for applications from
/. Profesorshp Of Matthew ,tics Natural and Experiment
tai Philosophy with Artillery tctics which office .hxii be
$500.
The Office Of Instructor English
70 which ONCE shall % attached salary Of Two thousand dol
lars per annurn- $NQ.
Instructor Of Engineering Architecture and Drawing to
which Office shall be attached salary Of twenty-five hundred
dollars-$25fO.
T. The office Of Instructor Chemistry. Geology
ology and Of Infantry Tactics which office shall attached
The Office OF Instructor OF the Modern European
to which Office shall
and dollars per annum-t2OOO.
From the Five Professors seleced Superintendent will be
chosen, who shall receive thousand
consideration in virtue thereof
Furnished to be- provided the Professors free Of
charge.
In accordance with the foregoing resolution hereby
given to all such desire
competent to fill the chairs above make app
Executive Office Baton Rouge until the 10th of August
next and after that time Alexandria In the Parish Of Ra
pides until the LIST day of September 1883 which and
place the selections will be made fill the several Professor
ships, and superintendent chosen.
The thu. made will take effect The FIRST
MONDAY OF January NEXT, us60l at which time
the institution will be opened.
ROBERT C wICKLIFsE.
H National Intelligencer, Richmond Enquirer, Louisville
Courier Philadelphia Enquirer, New York Herald Charleston
rot will please copy aud send bill t, the Executive Office
Baton Rongp La II
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OFFICE sosTcHARTRAIs K. R. Co.,
Nep Orleanr. June 2, 859 :
nJ-A dividend of four per mt. on the capi-
tai stock of h. Company has been declared Board
Dctors payable TO tie stock holders and aft the
inst: al the cfice Of the Company.
ie2 II. GOODWIN
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STAR INSURANCE COMPANY,

STAR Insurance COMPANY, }
No. 20 ST Charles street,
New ore,ns. June 6, 1859.
HS- Notice Is hereby given that the Board of
Directors Of This Company have eeclaed heir annual
ing the An June inst dividend Of Thirteen Dollars per
share in favor the stockholders and dividend of Five
cent AS return premium the insured payable cash
and after the O.. inst.
je7 t2l E. DEBUYs, sec'y.
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Bells.
BELLS FROM so POUNDS TO 1900 POUNDS.
Orders received for any weight 1000 lbs and warranted
to sound and quality.
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We remain respectfully. your Or .ery's
JnHSL MH1H

MYHrIE Gnovn Nossn b>r INA rR
Messrs Hall. Rodd Putnaz Esv Oriesus.
3ent'emen-Your favor Of the l<th hssd \
reply to inquiry respecting Tbcnpsous Bsxs Puu
than that firm rasSfcaIse
statement made letter TO M fsqurssa ~
date of Slst Dec mber, LESS.
The only Improvement suggest Il the snussA -
your Mr. Hail. and that In 10 the kcpp<ss.
Very respectfully,
Your otedienf servant,
JOHN L. WHfYR
ElTH fkEFAEf.
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mye DAwsm

BARNES HOTEL-MIssrssIPPI CITY,
The largest commodious desirably located
III Hotel on the Gulf Cotst.
The undersigned having placed his Hotel and adacen,
grounds In thorough repair during the winter would
form bis friends and .b pubic that be VIII for the
Attached to the Hotel Is splendid Billiard Room Ten PHI
Alley Shooting Gallery and fine Yacht Of IA burthen,
that will always be in readiness
honse Of pleasure the various islands
in the Gulf.
Parties wishing engage will please address
aersigned, at Mississippi City.
VIM BARNES Proprietor.
nHorses and Carriages be obtained the Hotel an
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YACHT ROSLYN FOR SATELLITE
N owner havir finished his Southern p,easn tour of
lA ters for sale the pleasure yacht ROSLYN, of New
-. York. Her dimensions are 81 feet deck, is
inches hea and feet II inches in hold AT with her
bat in Il un pig iron she draws feet inches in front
and feet aft She was built nne the mmeine upernend
of the by The day entirely. All her timber
carefully selected with view king her of the
substantial and best going yachts in the Northern
This she proved herel on her ae tip from New York Ha
experiencing the equinoctia gale of ch last and rid
ing it without Sustaining damage She sloop rigged
oak planked inside and light joints. and is coppered and
copper fastened hro 'ehout Her cnb spenddly fnsed
with two saterooms aud four large behs, she built
Roslyn. ng Isl snd and is three years old. has
nbnnany proved her speed md has
She he the Lake end of the New
days. Apply to ~
DAVID s. HILL, ST. Charles Hotel,
DAN HICKOK,
jelO If Lake End Of the New Canal.
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closed mail consisting Of letters and States
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece Islands, etc.,
sspt from the Post-oice In New York semi weekly.
cloEed mail, consisting of letters and newspapers
France and Algeria, is sent from New York smwsekly.
Postage, fifteen cents ter OPTIONAL
newspapers two cents each; payment required.
closed mail for bermuda will be tic Gu.
nard via Halifax.
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Rivets-Pressed Spikes.
50 kegs BOILER RIvETs-lhi and IL by 81.
so =. RIvETS, for Sheet Iron Workers.
so =, :. for Iron Shutters.
1850 ;. PRESSED SPIKES, to inch.
PRIESTLEY BEIN,
60 and 81 Camp street.
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| ... HEADouA RTERs WASHINGTON ARTILLERY, Z
New Orleans. April %, 1859 &
EJ-SpecIaI Orders-The Washington rttl.
ery hereby ordered punc,uay
of the Company. every THURSDAY EVENING at half
| past I o'clock. By order Of
]. B. WALTON Captain.
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NEW ORLEANS, May I, 1883,
FT-TO the Stockholders of the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company leave this evening Memphis
but accommodate the Stockholders have horzed Mr. H.
= FMlkerson, "a Common the henr NJ
and 3P NJ TO deliver official receipts all who
make the Loan until otherwise ordered the President
the Company. C. s. TODD,
my9 Vice President p. r r. Co
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PRIEsTLEY & BEIN.

WHEELWRIGHTs AND CARRIAGEMAKERs
" ATTENTION!
The subscribers receiving and will be constantly
piled with full! and complete stock of the following
AXLEs-For Buggy, Carriage, Wagon, Dray and Cart
Pipe. Wagon. Cart and Buggy Boxes.
ELLIPTIC sPRINGs-For Buggy. Carriage, Wagon Bread
Milk Carts The Springs for Milk 50 inch
long, and TX inch wide, and 7leaves .......m
HUBS, sPOKEs AND FELLOEs-For Buggy, Carriage
and Wagon, heavy Drays and Carts.
Bows Shafts, Buggy Wheels, etc., ETC.
BOLTS-Carrage Fire and Machines full assortment all
sizes.
NUTS AND sCREws-A full assortment, all the sizes.
STEEI1-Csst, Blister, German Shear Spring,
Plow. PRIE>TLEY & BEN.
Observation-Disclosures.
Landing and in store, tie following, viz: --.
100 dos, s. W. Collins, Yankee and Kentucky patterns
100 Leverits :. :.
100 =. Hunts :. =. :.
100 Imitation Collins =. =.
100 :. o. Ames Co.'s best sHovEls and SPADES
2to6.
100 :. Rowlanss-2to4. -."
For sale by PR1EsTLEY BEIN,
SO and 81 Camp street.
Gas Pipe. ....
We have Just received the following Wrought Iron GAS
PIPE, which offer at very low rates, viz:
10 bundles y inch ""7
Is =. =.
IS X
IS IL
20 2
GALVANIZED PUMP TUBING.
PRIESTLEY & BEIN,
80 and 81 Camp street.
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NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BAsKIrG COMPANY,
New Orleans, April IL, 1859. !
s-The business of this institui ion will be
henceorrh transacted at the Banking Hou of
| Camp and Gravier streets.
L EERNIlN Gnrbi
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, FOR DWELLINGS,, IN
the Fourth District.
By J. B. WALTON
BY ]. NEYILLE&C co.

A VERY DEsIR BILE TWO STORY FRAME RESIDENCE
III fine garden situated in the Fourth District suitable
for geneel family.
49, BY LLLLdN NEVILLE & CO.
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HOTELS AND REsTAURANrs.

- MADISON HOUSE, JACKSONVILLE, L.
e1By EDWARD KINGSTON BOYD.-1his foe summer
- will be opened for the reception Of visitors
the 1ah inst The house has been renovated
and newly furnished Every ejrt will be made render
their pleasant. The table
will he supplied with the best tie New Orleans market eds
and the wines and liquors have been selected with
Attached tae Hotel large ard comfortable private
house families who wish be retired from the noise Of the
Hotel al,o large and airy Bachelors Hail. Bar Room
Billiard Saloon and Ten Pin Alley. je6 I'm
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urs, fehpectuIIy.
CHARLES EEAMEs, Eseinsz.

Mr.. Thompson New Orleans LA: -'
Dear S-Having been engaged engineer SUGAR ps-
tons for eight and during irne had
sion take of with BagAske furnaces Errsn
am happy furnace far exc-ls all ohea prs-
duces uniform FIRE and much larger auAnsy IL s
feel confident that 5our fuTnser wh rsopes sappiy q
boiler and the Rilieux apparatus, viii make Do IN II
the work with cord Of wood the hid
recommending your furnce TO all Who have occasion
use them. Yours, truly,
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very truly,


To Moses Thompson, present:
Dear Sir-Having been engaged Dr. Kttredxes pI1a,
ton for the fall Of 1857 where your arasss
in full operation and having engaged ether rarss
within the pas foar which the furnaces If Nj e
man and Messrs Hsger Allyn used. consider h.vs
had fair oppor unity Of judging Of the sxis
each RI the furnaces have hesi aaa s@ynx ys.r
has done much work than either the aA<r fa
With the quantity Of Bsgs,ss prod1es- nuFs
intense Gre heat and fsniss Aan tsssks
BaFAsse capable Of producing and with farmsQs 4 -
little clinksr feel confident II saying thai h.iisrs "A
sufficient supply Of boilers will the Rswsp
from 20 to rs hhds twenty four hoHrs and viii
nsh all Of the steam quired with six eight r uuDf
n twenty four hours and make The above naher Il hhae
all my firm conviction th your furnace bss ksss
in and recommend all Who dssirs epuvx
the Bsgasse into use full fuel.
Yours. respectfully.
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Steamboat 9tpartures Ggis guy.

Dates OF departure OF European. California
ahd Havana Mails, for June, 1850.
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At C00 PURsEI =, FASHION COURSE TnoTrING ING. :
best three 10 FIVE In his 600 three start $500 in sddi
uon to the second best four start CLOSED with four
tries as folows-D Tallmaus b Geo. Patcben; ID.
Pb fers Brown Dick; j. Irving's Lady Woodruff aud u.
Carla Nier's Damsel. ID q, GRINNELL, L. r. a.
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4 MEXICAN sTEREOsCOPIC COMPANY.-LANGgN.
a HEM LLOYD CO., No I University Building, wash.
tngop square, New York have just pnbshed 100 different
views upon paper and coored naturehe pro-
ducons Of Mr. LANCER helm at Niagara Falls upon
Hudson rtver-price 81 80 per Dozen The supplied
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SATURDAY. June 4,
LAST NIGHT OF THE skAS0N,
and
BENEFIT
MISS LAURA KEENE
who will have the honor 70 appear in the beautiful domestic
drama of
ALL THAT GLITTEIS rs NOT GOLD,
in which she will sustain her admired character Of
MARTHA 8sBBS.
supported by the entire strength of the COMPANY
Doors open at I O'Clock To commence ats.
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DRYANTS' MINsTREI.s
ID Mechanics Hail. 472 Broadway above Grand street
Mopdiy May 30: and every nisbt in the week.
EXCELSIOR TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
JERRY AND DAN BRYANT
The celebrafed comedians In their comcalities.
POWER OF MUSIC, STUMP SPEECH,
POLKA La MILIrAIRE, CHI NJ oNssT BEEF
The BLACKSMITHS JUBu.KN.
Doors open at z, commence at 8. 1icAeA 70 cents.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


CyUPREME OOURT.-IN TIE MATTER OF TIE APPY,I.
y cation of the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonsty of thu
CIV OF New York. bv The Board OF Commissioners of the
trail Park relative 70 the acquisition of lands for public
or place. between 06h and 10th streets and the Fifth aud
Eehh avenues in the city Of New YorkThe Mayors Aldar
and Cmm0nay OF the city New York. by the Board Of
Commissioners of the Central Park TO the statute
titled act 10 alter the of the city Of New York. By lay
ing thereon public place. and 10 authorize the taking
The same passed April lS59three films being present.
hereby give notice to the owners essees parties per-
SONS respectively entitled interested Ia the andn
heredsments and premises hereinafter mentioned
described tha. they Will apply to tine Supreme Court Of
The Of New York Of special term Of ad Court 10 be
held ate City H Of the city CT New YorS Hedne day the
6 of july 1882 the opening Of the Court that day.
as soon heard the appoint
ncut three Commissioners of Appraisal ia the above
titled estimate in favor of the several
sees parties Aforesaid, Just equitable COM
pensaon taking all those lands Entertainments
and premises as lie between the southerly line side
of O6h and l0h streets and the Fifth and avenues
in sd city and which the said Board Of Commissioners of the
Central Park deem advisable 10 be acquired for the
OF extending said Central Park in the CITY of New York
sd and premises are laid the map of
CITY under and by virtue of act entitled "sr sc relative
touching the laying out Of streets and roads
The city Of New Fork and for other purpose passed Apr 3
1907. Dated May IL, 1859.
RICHARD BUSTEED, Counsel to the Corporation,
q And to said Board of Commissioner
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MATRIMONIAL.

MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN HAvrNG LOST HIS
"A wife some ye1s aud Is LETT with da shte H.
and II ysar Of age having money and property ald
widow lady from % OF age with rgions prn
cpes and property rom So 000 to 8, 0O lady short d,s
and adyr reane hanpy fe he paced ti-cas
week with real namc, q. wallace, cars OF IS. Losxwov.,
Broadway Post once.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc.

A MESSENGER sORREL COLT, AZ YEARS OLD. BY
The celebrated cing stallion pqroo Ia for sale Can 30
unframed; about three minutes IN Would be
changed pony built good horse IAN hands high
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CyTRAw BONNsTS NEApOLITANS, FLATS. RIDING
y hats bennetcrowped Boomers &C. to be cold at whole
ers crapea ks and rbbaos also lowest prices at Mrs
SEFS 100 Sixth avenue between nnh renth streets
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HOTELS.

DOWELSON HOUSE, NEwBURs
Will be for the on "Wednesday June Is. For
apartments address H. Blake United states Hotel Newburg
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DARNUMs MUsEUM-TwO DAYS NOPE OF THosC
- brilliant and ractive comedians, LITTLE CORDElIA
coward and her parents, Mr. and ara G. 9. HOWARD.
of UNCLE TOMS CABIN. with all the original eeects In
acts and twelve iableaux LITTLE OORDELIA HoWABD
Eva Mrs q. @. HOWARD Topsey with songs and
breakdowns Mr.. g. 9 HOWARD as s. ylair Afternoon at
8, the affecting drama of I HE LAMfLIGHTER. or. The
BLIND GIRL ORPHAN Little Cordoba in the chsrac
ter of Gerry Affer which THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM
The Aquara Eappy family Picture Gallery &c &c. ali
here yet Aamhsnce Is cents children ten Is cents
Payouet cents extrx
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INCLUSION WITH TUE ANNUAL REG Alta TO
IL Sandy Hook.-Or Thursdsy, June O. the wellknowu
steamer THOMAS HUNr VIII leave the foot OF Barclay street.
ct 10Y a. N. Tickets 81. Capt. e. II. HALL