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Naples and SIC ily.

Naples Ana SICILY
No movement Ii reported either In Sicily or the
mainland.
Garibaldi, in letter to the Italian Committee in Lon
don points the urgent need he has for nota and
suggests that they might possibly procure for him
couple Of steamers armed with Armstrong guns.
Naples despatch OF the "a INST, Iss state o.
proclaimed the press laws OF lsis and 1s49 have been
reesabshed the Chambers are convoed for the LIST OF
september and the National Guard has been provisional
ly re established.
Naples Is tranquil
Signor Frcscobald the representative OF the Duke Of
Tuscany, has taken down the esc1tcheon OF the Grand
Duchy.
IL il asserted tina, the most violent pressure was being
exercised by the French Emperor both the Courts OF
Naples and Turin for the enforcement Of confederation
equally repugnant to the one and the other.
The scmiocia OTnione OF Turin, in reference to the
proposed alliance with Naples, says;-s'The ministry
nrnly adheres the national principle and refuses TO
any engagement which might carry them away
nom the line Of policy they have always followed 1t s
necessary 10 tempozc in order TO ncutraze the nc v
OF dplomat!sts who think that Pedmsnt to save The
Such alliance IS nadmssble or account Of tie
opposition OF public opinion"
The Independence Beige says thu; Piedmont has placed
conditions the acceptance of the alliance with Naples
which equivalent 20 refusal For instance the 60
not only recognise the annexation OF Romagna but the
probable annexation OF the Marches aud o: tmora The
relations between the Court Of Naples aud the Holy See
render such a course impossible
L Nrd states tn conditions which the Court Of To
rim desire TO impose Naples we're as foowsFrst The
government of Naples shall dennitivey break with Aus
tria second II shall give and cause to be accepted at
Rome the counsels which Itself has received and accepted
Third II shall adopt tine Of policy tending - the COM
plee Independence OF Italy. Fourth. Promised reforms
sh al be really effected
letter from Genoa says the scian loan for As 900 900
francs almost concluded IL wi be issucd at IS, TO be
reimbursed in fifteen years by annual drawings.
The French Consul At Genoa had refused 10 sign the
papers o. captain French steamer who bad engaged
70 convey volunteers IL Palermo There were 1000 vo
iunlecrs ready AT Genoa TO depart.
despatch dated Naples, the 9Th, announces that q
commission bad beer appointed 10 draw up laws on the
follow ing subects-The National Guard, Admnlstra
tons, Council OF state, and Ministerial responsibility
Naples Tranquil, and the constitutional party was
described ~ more consolidated.
despatch dated Naples july {, annoCaces that Carl
badi had marched against Mcssina.
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The Slave Trade.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER OFPI0E.


FOURTH SLAVE CASE
United States Dd Coaa--William ID. Haight OF Is
Fourth street. having been offered as bail for Henrico Da
Costa examined by NJ " B. wilcoxson, Esq, Assist
ant United States District Attorney.
Mr. Haight testified that the only real estate Of which
he possessed is house No 25 Fourth street. and
No Is Morton street The property In Morton street he
purchased about twelve years giving therefor about
81 900 in cash and land in Westcheser iny. A.
the time Of the purchase the property subject to
mortgage Of 81, 500, which mortgage he (Haigh) has
since renewed. He gave another mortgage it for
81 200 but that these two mortgages the only in
cumbrances of any kind whatever placed 1t by him.
He also that there judgments obtained
against him. When asked il he had received any money
consideration for battling Da Costa, he replied he had
not but being pressed by Mr. Wcoxson upon this point
admitted that he promised TO be reimbursed for loss
OF time and trouble In the matter.
Mr. Fabb xho Is attached TO the United States District
Attorneys Office being called, testified that he had
searched in County Clerks Office for judgments against
VIM d. Haeht and found three that satisfied OF
record; for 81 OTIS 90 for S737 40 and for
1929 60 Mr. Fabb found execution for the 81 075 20
judgment in the hands Of the Sheriff.
Mr. Fabb testified further that he had examined in the
Registers Office for mortgages and found mortgage Of
$500 on the Morton street property which Mr. Haght
did not testify to-
An adjournment was granted 10 defendants counsel
until Monday next at O'Clock p NJ, to explain the
differences in the testimony Of Mr. Haight and Mr. Fabb
Mr.. wcoxson for United States; Mr.. Douohue for do
PENDANT.
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Jcrsey City News.

EoPKMET AND ARREsr.-A young gentleman, named
John Du Bois bookkeeper at Wholesale store in Cort
land street. New York, taken before Recorder TIL
den at Jersey CITY yesterday morning. and held 10 bail
In the OF $780, charge Of having elopcd with
handsome young married woman, named Mrs. Susan
Bond appears that Mrs. B. disappeared from home
Tuesday night last the husband finding that quaint
pected something wrong. Upon further search some
letters from Du Bois (who intimate terms with
the family were discovered, the contents Of which
BIS whereabouts Mr. Bond placed the matter
In the hands Of exdetective Widely, who Is relative,
Thursday night the officer piped Mr. Da Bots from his
place Of business for several hours until he finally crossed
% & s To.s 1Ssrs
Mr. wdey shortly amer followed Prom the bookkeeper
connected with the hotel he could gain no in
formation but nnally from boarder learned that
teman and lady answering his description had been stop
ping there for several days Mr. Widely then proceeded
TO upper parlor where he found the tenants sitting
upon sofa in very close proximity.
Feeling highly indignant at the manner in which his
asy dealt Du Bois heavy blow on the face, which csus
cd the blood 10 flow rather freely e Ia stated that he
between him and her tend others also nssref
ed and further bloodshed was prevented Mr.. Wildey
then procured the assistance OF officer George Clark and
Du Bots conveyed TO the cells, where he remained
until yesterday morning when he gave bonds to appear
for examination. The husband refused to concate mat
rs, and the wife returned home with uncle Dubois
entered complaint against Mr.. Widely for assault and
battery but under the circumstance the Recorder de
ciined to entertain IT, and Mr.. ~ consoed himself by
threatening 10 take the law in his own hands.
EXTENSIVE fRx-About ten o'clock on Monday night
fire broke out la large two story frame building about
mile north Of West Hoboken, owned and occupied by
Mcssrs. wurm stichnor lager bier saloon Several
fire companies from Hoboen attempted 10 reach the Ore
but after dragging their apparatus long distance
under the necessity Of returning The building was
trcly destroyed Loss about - 0o0 upon which there
was an insurance OF 81 500 The nrc originated from the
stove In the kitchen.
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Tho Russian Ambassador Paris bad ofcialy notified
the French Of the adhesion OF Russia 70 the
imposition tor the assembling Of European Conference
at Paris on the Savoy question.
The session OF the Corps Iegielatf, which 10 be
2ls account Of the amour, Of business remaining for
discussion.
s con1rmci that the Neapoltan Minister A Paris had
cent hs resignation 10 Naples
Tue American residents Ia Paris gave f,te cAampcre
on the Fourth Of July. Mr.. Golden was present
The Paris Bours- arm and animated Rentoe closed
on the 9th nj IS rs.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, JULY 81 1860


The Convention 0T Railroad Managers.
The committee appointed at the Convention Of the seve-
raj railroad lines bet the West and the Eastern
board reported yesterday The report rather volumi
nous and we have CLEANED the interesting portions from it,
They are follows
That having fully considered the question, they Of
opinion that the rates Of freight can with proper regard
70 the interests Of the publc be materially increased
from their present standard.
That the rates should be made TO rise gradually and
after the 18th Of August 1850.
That 1t ID 10 the power OF the I've Eastern trunk lines
To make such arrangements with the other lines will
such changes Of the rates from time time shall
be agreed upon and prevent those reductions which
the railroad interests OF this country have so seriously
suffered during the last three four years.
They further recommend that the Presidents of the
following roads hold monthly meetings alternately at
Buffalo and New York
Pennsylvania Central.
Baltimore and Ohio
Grand Trunk, OF Canada.
New York Central.
New York and Erie.
At those meetings such other lines shall please may
send representatives.
That at those meetings the rates win be arranged and
be put in force from the first day Of every month.
All ticket Offices in the large cities TO be abolished
being unnecessary and expensive that the usual free
passes given to shippers Of freight be also done away
That any person in the employ Of the various roads,
shall DC discovered Teignt AZ
those fixed by the Convention, shall be Immediately dis
charged
That all contracts with express companies end the
Let Of January 1861 and that all agents in the future be
paid regular salary instead of com mission.
The present Of freight TO remain the same until
otherwise ordered by the Convention.
They also recommend that the Grand Trunk Railway ia
to have the right to carry ocean freight between Port
land and all Western points, al the rates as
charged by other lines between such Western points and
New York, but that freight coming from or going TO
Portland locally Is TO be charged at the Boston rates.
They recommend that all outside agents be done away
with that each road shall conduct the sale of its
tickets.
They adjourned to meet again Friday week at Sara
toga
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Mcssrs Barring Brothers a Co had announced that the
subscriptions IN Amsterdam and London 20 the fs-
900 900 Russian loan amounted 20 Is 900 900 and
the hlotmcnts for that amount had been su.d Russia
engages not 10 o1er the remaining &c 900 900 before
January 1851, then not below the prices oond
ticps OF the sub rlption lust closed The stock
quoted In london AT par 70 - premium.
Prince Darianski hsd undertaken expedition against
tribe Of the mountains near the Caspian Sea, who were
giving trouble 10 the Russians.
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The Cham ion's Belt.
TO THE EDITOR or THE LONDON Pt

TO THE EDITOR OF THk LONDON POST.
Having seen a statement In your paper this morning
that the belt recently presented TO John Heenan the
Alhambra had again come into my hands, and de-
tanned by until had been paid for its manufacture
write " request the favor OF you 10 contradict that state
mont Ny bill for the manufacture Of the two belts
paid the 2lst June, and have ceased TO have any
control either Of them since the presentation the
Aihambra on the Goth May although after the present
ton both belts were returned 10 me 10 be hal marked
and receive their last finish which could not have been
given TO them In the short period OF six days allowed
for their manufacture G. i. HANCOCK
No 80 BRUToN STREET, July g. 1850.
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THE VERY LATEST.

LIVERPOOL, July 8, 1860,
The commercial news is anticipated by the arrival Of
the Connaught.
The suspension here Is the house OF H. A. Conbrough
cotton merchants, &c. Liabilities not large.
The subsidy promised by the French government for
laying down submarine telegraph line from France to
the United States interest Of per cent during
fifty years on a capital Of Is 900 900 francs.
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o
The Minister Of England 10 the Helvetic Confederation
has declared 20 the President In the OF Lord John
RassC tina; tsland has given n her adhesion to the
pro ossl Of European Conference. The English Minis.
expressed this occasion the firm intention OF sup
porting the right Of Switzerland &C. claim guarantees
Tor the maintenance C neutrality.
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rumor current that mot ement o. Roman troops
towards the Neapolitsn frontiers had taken place.
The reforms which the Papal government had decided
uron granting 10 be promulsa lated shortly In mor
prto Among other the Pope grants 70 the
Consua OF state deberatve vote all financial aues
tons, which until had enly consultative vote;
but these reforms be granted condition Of
integrity Of the Isrmony Of ST. Peter being guaranteed
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i--aoh, July b, 1850.
Tue new Ministry has been formed by the Marquis de
Louie - folowss-Marqus dc Louie, President: senior
Keno Myaes Justice; 3 nhor pAvis, Foreign Affairs;
senior Gsroiaus, War Senior Bento da SILVA, Marine;
,enor Horta, Public Works
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WINES AVID LIQUORS.

III. Wine Merchant, So Fulton s.ress
Oilers for sais 81 moderate prices The following strictly as
ChipEvorths Port bcsued IN rond,n; ostor,a Port d.
Oporto Barton guaslers Ciare., DO Boriesur.
yarying firm - 80 70 30 MAdras
Ho&s Chsmpsx,es, Br~ndes (rsr verY old, Rums oins
ryercd tree wv ~
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The Bombay mails OF June and Melbourne OF May Is,
reached AarseAles on the 9th.
Ihe only items Of news teegraphed that dis
turbances had taken place at Bans and that Gene
raj Outram's protest against the Inauguration Of tho
two armies in India had been published
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Arrivals and Departures.

IivrRrooi-s,eamship Afri,a-Mr De Witt and wife, Mrs
Cohen toe Countess he Nous Mrs knge and child Mrs
ham and nurse Mrs DAILY Rev svin lady Msses and
.oaen MIN Cam tcr Miss Chalmers Mr. Malcolm Graham
r barnard sr Graham sns s1 rsyse NJ Sor
Hen, Mr. fey, Mr. Francis Sontsx Poole Miss 3ra-
ham and sister Mr. Garrett 0ulierman Fitch Mr. Long
mses eild and ngrs ? Barlow. Mr. Cohen Lieut. Col
Ger, M suliesk Mr. Hussman Mr. Lesry
Thomas sweeney mail agent Miss Turnbu Miss Joees Nh
Turnbui sne child Samuel Mclean, James Mclean Mr. icu
ren Mr. Hayward Mr. Csthra, q Riga, Mr. Ward Mr.
oynaud, rhcs Grey Dr wingheid Hassclune d Rsin
W II psyy and friend, II Inloes, A Bliss Jno villa
Neycrheimer, Emil Hcrfurth Mr. Parker Mr. Bsrhoiomrw
Harvey Brown Mr. Pco~y, Jr Mr. stevens mai oaicer; n
Rsr'ieti John Hall Mr. Gartsede. Escn dt word
Rcd Harding, Horndur Frederick Eli END DE Rcnyn
Mr.Psrker and man servant
TAIrAHraSo-shIp Msyaower-w Evans LADY and two
children; Rogers lady and child
MISUNDERSTANDING rloriis-The Republican Blues
Cspt John W Aessnder OF savannah os; Joha n Hamea
wife. Mrs symonds and nurse: Mn M
ier Putnam, wife infant Rllcn Rowland u Churchi
Jones. Wi iamson, Mrs fesse and ant M FroU
Mss Peek ~ Peck wife three children and NURSE o.
Haywood. Mrs @ Hewlett q & Rice, Miss Bruwn Ms
Crisuden Mrs Perkins and too chldr~n James fountain
and wife. Miss Ann Fountnin Master George Founlan
ssnpson- W Wright Hsrt, shipTsn sne wife, 2
vsrrvn, y bay. 81 eiss, Astury N G NcCsrthy af
Hurt rirer whi,nsy John uook. Ksxnsrd Ii.naa.
jane, Denton y oray, n johnson v a RSu iAuic
Young. A n Murphew, \ " Forey n Dslonssy y pct.
cutter pcbbin = MCGOWAN. Geo Williams, and b in the
s,ccraec Total r3
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sySrxScw A SLAVE roR MrRprR the trial, at
Charleston. OF slave named Berry, owned by Mrs
Greenland for the murder of Joshua property Of Mr.
A. l. Prince, the following the verdict and sentence
OF the recholders and mssstrsteswe nd the defend
ant guilty Of msnssuehter and sentence him TO twelve
months oonhncmcnt In sl-the second and every alser-
nate month o. which W be sosryand 10 receive on she
hrst q every alternate month twenty paddles and then
" be further imprisoned fcr ten years, unless sooner
ben shed from the STATE.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

GREAT EASTERN vIsITERs WILL. FIND IN THE
NJ after saloon the only authorized Guides Views Historical
Descriptions and souyenier Of the big shp For sale q,
sopable prices.
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Tna civil var IN syrls was rsgins with ussba,ed VIC.
tcoce 81 the latest dates.
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COAL,

fNoAI, ~ 0-A SUPERIOR QUALITY OF srovn
~ Goal s - 50 carefully screened and delivered
70 All psrss q The city from the yard 81 Egsh srsage
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NEW YORK TO rHR WHITE NoUrrArNs AND LAxn
AZ ssmphrcm.sos direct We oonnscslor r,ves vsne! -
a Ihe New york and New nsyso Railroad omc~ rwsskv
sereAA rcsk MI
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sTEADIBOATs.

sonshle prsres ~ e f'
sTEAsIBOATs.
nay BOAT FOR WEST POINT, HKwBURo AND
..e, pes daily Al $50 ~ touching Il Thr eh street. re-
turning 70 ths sy Z. $50 fsssense far Albany Troy sars
keepsie. Baggage transferred free. Fare 80 cents.
II JOHN BROOKs WIN ie~ve Peck alp every day Qsun-
s s r. E .ur.se sss ss sr
roads r ,s 30 cents Freight taken T. LocKrkR CO..
i cen.-ihe steamer CATAiiSr, Capt VIM A. vsn. Win
leave Oliver sp every cay ~ ococs noon running tn con
PORT viii eas. rscs sp eSsry Hnday Wcans.sy "a
day no'sioct arriving In time soSn:H s' All The
SuspAy BOAT yoa WEST POINT COLD srRISo.
st.,s y Steamer E.S Abw.y s..s. pier focs q
Sunday ncrning All oclocs landing ysnlsrs Hastings
turing. viii leave SewbursS Al o'clock r. NJ
y youkers, fare 10 cents Hsssnr. and Doob Ferry 10
S X. ss.' sIE Hs
h.%mona viii leave 5erssy CITY Norris srcs. wA,rf svsy
osiocf. landau Al Christopher and fOrsThird srss. esoi
CuNpAy BOAT FOR KEYPoRr AND PER I'll AxBoy-
ssd sna 4 hs gS' T
PkiCk vii leave every sunday, rain shine, foows-
so s s, % .s' ss sSo sss sssn No
E.iarnps leaves Xsypor, Al oclocf. Fare Is csats
SPORTING.
sale stock BUFFERS infallble Mango Cure and fes
Ertermnator ~ cents bottle Dogs boarded trained &c.
EoR sAIE-A yIRsT. CLASS sIooP YACHT OF u
e s' ssss ss z
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ANTHOLOGY.

3, ssa depend is sssans s.s.f.cion from x.dams
enter her room All should consult Ills naturally CITED ady
s sn % yO she .so. Ire
resc.. r., . true A :, hey sTR.s :. WHO consult her
luck which are certain in her efec. Msdsne wisoa
nO pssss but butte s
s Fee % aides si s.as a'5 e stss''a over the '
A CIAIRvoYANr.----xRs SEYMOUR, MEDICAL
"A cairvoyanl No Ss Fourth street two doors wss
Sais a az and evening on ssfns
pay.
= "a 4 ss VII % sn1 a. :.
Or,. .Ae saIc.ea by extra magical charms Al Isl Bowsy
A CONGRATULATIONS MORROW. SEVENTH
IA daughter born with oAul and gfs Of foresight tells how
sSasss Se eens us ohe copying nv al
vertisemsnis isa Ludlow street. below Houon Gentlemen
ho' Aann'aea
AIRS I. Gypsy WISHES TO INFORM HER VERY
w many friends and the public that she has reoomne
sen, and future Of s al sis snd re cm
MADAM RAT Is THE BEST C1.AIRvoYANr AND AS
M s ,ss m s snsa E ,s: lucky S.s
neAr Twenty sevsnsh street Hours A. n 70 sP.M
NJ PA s14 HAP &. q rS u. =
1oysAnds sas van sssrs sAssfscsos; =
a. Y:
oy0uU0%
TUE GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE-NRs. p.
Il wALDTN, the seebrAisd healing medium. from Boston,
has taken nj East broadway, whsre abe viii examine
Of viii ten al without asking Questions
Hours. from . 70 II and 10 q kxAminaiion. 81.
OC1 GRAND STREET.. NEAR BowERY-MADAMH
AOl w1D0ER, CairvoyAnt and gifted sp mich lady.
wells the myscrtee OF fuury Iowa abeent frena
schnes prescrbee medicines for AL Diseases el ucky
nunbe<u property lost or aole~. Ac.
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
(NYY1CR OF CLERK or THE BOARD or COUNCIL
" men No. CITY Hall New York, July % lsa0.-fhs
Committee Streets OF the Board Of Counclmen meet
Tuesday the 2th day OF July instant nj O'Clock r. M
room NO CITY Hail. when the subject OF the widening Of
CaihArine street viii be nsdered AL persons ineresed
ALEX I. SHAW, } Committee
IRA A. ALLEN On
HARRIs BooERr. ! ssrsees
TUX COMMITTEE on ASSESSMENTS or THE BOARD
OF Aldermen will meet Monday afternoon 2i
inst nj o'clock. Al the Office Of the Board OF No
" Chambers street basement The following
viii shrn be &C. Fifty fourth
between sixth and seventh avenues regulating Ac Fifty hs
ested having objections notified % be present
H. W GENET on
- GEO. STARR, Assessment
T. MrrcH Er~Rr. Clerk.
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DILlsARD4.

PARLIAMENTARY BILLIARD ROOM. C0RNKR
I'D Tenth and Broadway. for and
Due notice OF the reopenng
paper. All business WIN be attended
70 at the mandatory. s. 6, 81 and o. Crosby street
PHKlsAN 4 COI.LENDER.
pEcxKR, IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES AND
H. elastic ccmb.nsion Cushtscs patented Nov isss s
ing By ,. Humphrey, fse Furon street nrss door.
L. DRCKER 20 Ann street.
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NV YORK AND HARLEM RAILRoAD-sUnnEa
ADVANCEMENT Tor pleasure trsveiTrains leave weny
snh street station a. fQovs-l0is A. M.-Exprsss for ~
bsny Troy Saratoga Sharon Springs Niagara Falls LAKE
AlSsn5 ~ New ies cenrs Railroad fcI sharon sprnss
NEgaa fhH tlf 81 Places West, also with trans fm SsfA
toea tld 81 points North SIS A. Mvor Groom rals cos
meeting a Gotens Bridge with s.aRcs FOR lA1 w~ssnc,
aod a. Cruipn fss with stages for Lake Msbopec AOf -
for Doves Plains Connecting al ecldens sridse WIN 49,
for Lake NaecASuc Crotcn Fails with stages fcr leke
kalopsc. JOHN BURcHIiJ. Assistant supcrfntender
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sPEOaAL NOTICES.
~ 10 pyrosecnnas dealers nrewcrks ana ali whom
@ ne Undersigned, having patented bis Had
on % nsn. hereby gives notice 70 msnufno
Mers OF And others that viii prosecute an per
by himself or his agent and cases nnsi hsSs ia r
marx ana GATE OF patent placed thereon -
JERsEr CIrY July l. 1850. ASAAo AD"A
Edges Patent Torches, Rockets Roman Cansia~ rs..s
IAgh.s and every descripsn OF Fireworks Tor land
use, may be had q. shoT. notice b. Addressing
No. 81 Maiden lane, New Yo<
NOTICE
IN American shpmases and others arriving port a.
Copenhagen will very much their advantage prS
b. 10 call q. the Ship Chandery and Provision kssab-
menof
whose stores the frs 10 when leaving the Custom
House In tina. city,
Mr. c. BY OF cap acous water boats supplies ship
with water at the very lowest rates and merits the
patronage OF all good Americans for the attentions and ev
ties he shows 10 captains arriving at that port
OFFICE OF WATER COMNIasIONER2 JERSEY CITv.
~ July Is t600-Noice 10 HAchinis and Builders Sealo4
will be received at the once Of the Water OommG
Of jersey City until Wednesday July "a q ~ ecook
prep4rAf Of Cornish Beam Pumping kngns and o.
fue Bon at the Engir House of the Jersey City wat
Works stN aed the Passac river, opposite Tie village a
Believing J. Also II the same time and place. separate
house and the required setting boilers PAns
NJ the work be the once OF The
Enynesr on and er July Is The Commissioners reserve
right reject ny or all the bds deemed for The ptsre
Of the city, ERASIUs kANDA!11
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a YOUNG LADY OF RESPECrABnIrY, HAVING
a her time unoccupied wishes 70 obtain few pupils for thu
piano. having lately from Europe and studied there
under the first mAsteS- Terms $40 quarter. Address
n, Herald once
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MERRY TO COMFY ISLAND AND FORT HAMILTON
The NAusHoN viii run daily through the season lesyin
street al pa 12 and 3i4 Spring street at az l2k
Ss pier No North river at 10 and Fare, with return
ticket, IS cents