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$40 DE ~RECOMPENSE.

GE SONT eafuis de chez lie soussigne au Bayou
~ Crosse Tete. JEFF, Negro age de rs ans,
choire superieure, en- partie brisees.
SIMON, autre uegrc age de % ans, 5 pieds 4
pouces environ. fortement constitute.
lis sont tout deux originates du Tennessee. ct
ont etc achetes reinforcement. lis sont vetus de
pantalons ct de jaquettes bleues Pun porte un
chapeau de laine girls, %l'autre, une casquette. lis
ressemblent a des negres tout nouvellement
achetes.
Jc paierai la recompense susd:te a qu%iconque
les arrGtera ct me les amenera GU les logera dams
la geole de cette p~aroisse, OIL SO pour chacun
d'euX. a. WIEDMAN.
chez John Buford.
Bayou Crosse Tete, ) mai 1860.
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CAFE DE LA MASON DE COUR.
Table D'UOTE
HON CHAPOTON.

THOMAS CHAPOTON.
d ECEMMENT etabli a la Fausse Riviere offre
n ses services d Messieurs les IIabitants, Ell
qualit6 de
FORGERON NEU1NICIEN.
Connu depuis longtemps dams la Paroisse il
compile sur la bienveillance du public. ct espert
que son ~activite ct son adresse justiferont la CON
fiance DIES personnes qui voudront bien lencot
RACER.
II entreprend egalement lie GHARRONN1GE
Son atelier Sc trouve a l:ancienne residence
de III. n. GARoN, pres lie Pont dM PouloiNd'
(Fausse Riviere.)
Les personnes qui a~uraient DIES chevaux a fer
rer peuvent les lui envoyer en- toute confiance.
II mai-ln.
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MIR ORPHIS SlCARD ayant recu Ia com
IHl mission d'ENCANTEUR PUBLIC dams ct pour
la Paroisse de la Pointe coupee, Sc recommande
au public.
Les affaires qui lui seront confiees seront expe-
diees avec soin ct diligence.
s'adresseIW vterloo. P. O.. % avril
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-. SAWA84ga

OSSlEh.
A lhonneur d'offrir au pubic ses l.
n vices pour tout ce qul concern.
rG;paration, la garnitufe ct forie,Ds"I IL
ton de toute espcce de voltures oan'
goit lie plus nouveau. . se1les
II Sc charge de la CONNECTION de ss"S'
ct de harnais Ell tons genres. mo.
gss- II offre en- vcnte, i des PFiA
deres, un assortment conplet W .ogar.
res de toutes sortes, f%raichement Iesm
MES ct guarantees sous tous les rappoa4t
ii espere que G efforts coll. ~
4 lui mcriter la coniance du pun o. Ie
Son ~atelier Sc trouve s1t1ie Ell nsmin
magasin de NJ. MANUEL L@B'
Neuf. live
Sale baril. ~
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4 VENDRE

4 VENDRE
IN ofre a vendre a. un prix tres-modere,
~ 3chaudi6rcs, deux de &C pouces ct une de
20 pouces. S'adresser a NJ. j. B. Leieuue
Fausse Riviere 7 Avril 1860
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Lorsqu'on tient 4 ses monstaches, il
nc faut rien faire a Ia harhc de personne.
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La couture fate par les machines de Wheeler
ct Wilson est excitement snmbiable les deus
c6tes de lctoife. ct tout ulia. (Noycz ic pre-
mier point Representa- ci-dcssus)
La sup6riorita de ces machines est telle Gu ell
les ont obtenu lie suffrage dc tous les JUICES com
petants.
Il sufira de consigner lei quo, darant le confs
de l'alnee 1858. ellCs ont, sans lucllne exception:
rcmporte les prix aux expositions des Etats don't
les IONS %suiyent:
NEW YORK, a Syracuse.
MISSOURI, IA st. Louis.
ILLINOIS. a Centralia.
MISSISSIPPI. a Jackson.
NEW-JERSEY.
MARYLAND, a Baltimore.
VIRGINIE, a Richmond.
CALIFORNIA.
PENNSYLVANIA, Pittsburg.
KENTUCKY.
WISCONSIN.
MICHIGAN.
INDIANA.
Aussi bien que dams les villes de
CHICAGO,
sT.-LOULs,
BALTIMORE.
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MACHINES
g., s. >|sNS n a , s. 3, J.,
De la .uanufacture
DE NM. WEEDS, J. B. SLOAT & Co.

r E Soussigne Giant l'agcnt ct a>ant en- dcp5:
Ia un grand nonIbre &c ceS machines. ~prtyient
lie public quill en- HNrera a tois ccuy ,iri YOU
dront bien l'hoDorcr de lcur eonfiaIce.
Les prelnieIes de Weeds. sont connues pour
leur excellence a coudre les ours ct es crosses
etotfes pour llahitationS.
La reputation de cclles de J.B. Slcat & Co..
pour iusage dcs families, nest que tron bien
connue du public.
Files sont taeilcs a dirieer, vi la simplicitf de
leur combinaison. La couture est ccIle du point
pique dessus ct dessous (loch Stichl. qui ne Sc de
cout .jamais. Les c%outures sont unics. les points
~regulicrs ct le tout avcc grande economic dc I'll.
Les machines ra2ducs seyont lavrets en- tris-Ion ftm
q GUARANTEES.
lie soussigne RETIRE lie public a Mn. J.-B. Lc-
jcune, Volzt Hebert, Paul Pourcicau. Narcisse
Carmouche. Hubert Patin fills, Leon Lessard.
Nine. WE. Landry, &c. &c. &c.
TUEODOSE CHENERERT.
agent a la Fausse Rivierc.
Fausse- Riviero. 10 nov. 1859. 9m.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

In the House Of Commons, on the 4,h Mr.. Gladstone
stated tina, another vote Of $500 900 on accoun, Of The
China would I've taken in addition to the Csc 900 at
ready granted and that the Secretary of War would short
iy give fun details Of the requirements
After abrusive proceedings the part Of the on
position, the Reform bil debated in committee
lord John Russell, in the course Of his remarks said
there was no truth in the rumor that the govern.
men, intended to postpone the measure until the
next session lie thought IL Of great importance tha,
the Reform bin for England should be at once proceeded
WITH but said would be impossible proceed with the
Irish and Scotch measures at this session
Mr. Dsraci defended the course Of the conservatives
He thought Il the government proceeded with the bill
now Il would be without the slightest necessity and in
oprositon 10 IFS own CONVICTIONS.
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N accounts 7AS DO 1855 for The account, SIX; and
-four per ce1ls guaranteed, 102.
The Iss.ch fuls opened Win dalnsss b.. subs
ment OF neasay Qunrter per cent
BELFAST June 2The iessened export Of white good TO
the United States for the present year has been r Ivy
foreign countries Brazil is taking larger supplies Of
linens and better state Of demand exists for the 81
da market In the Hanse Towns, the exports exec 3D.
-by large figure, those Of last year.
NOTTINGHAM, June 2--lheres very little a.erat on to
note in the lace rade generally most branches co iue
quiet and tile few American buyers who have visit lie
market have not purchased largely The demand for the
home market Is rather limited. Plain goods continue
more saehble than any other class The fancy trade re-
mains very dull.
WoLvEHnAxIToS June 2.-The improvement previously
spoken OF as manestng itself in the iron trade continues
and orders In which keep these manufacturers fair
y employed who produce good quality OF iron The
foreign demand for the States the East Indies and the
Continent is still quiet little more Is doing in the sale
OF pig iron.
BIRMINGHAM HARDWARE MARKET, Jrsx 2-in the iron
trade OF this district the slight Improvement which took
animation prevails at present the price OF finished iron
is not likely to go lower. Tue foreign orders are still scan
~ in every department. with the United States especially
there Is very little business doing One two failures
consequent the bankruptcy Of Edwards
who absconded fortnight ago The amounts OF these
fresh nsovences are not stated One Of the parties IS
Mr. John Hughes in the iron wire trade he has filed bis
petition for private arrangement, and Is understood TO
have business connections at Sheffield.
IIvRRqooL CORN MARKET, JUNE "A fair business Is
passing In wheat oday but only TO consumers at an &C.
casional concession Of ID per Genital ex ship Oats
slack in demand with full supply and fair offers would
be Indian corn and beans are both neglected
and easier in price
IyxRrooI CorroS Mankz JuxK 2-There is no change in
market which is quiet. with moderate business The
sales 900 bales including 100 American, at 4d
sa ioe sana ad NO pan
ezd OF which 1000 speculation and export. To-
day import is 3.6S6 bales.
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INDIA AND CHINA.

Dates fron Bombay to May 4th, Calcutta sth Hong
Kong had bcen received
The season throughout India very fine.
The cholera raging.
The Calcutta market very dull Cotton goods were
lower. Money very easy
The Bombay makcrts about the same
Transports with English and French troops reach
ing China rapidly
was reported from shanghae that the ultimatum had
been again sent 10 the Chinese unaccompaned by the de-
mand for indemnity. II anticipated that this would
simply cmboden the Chinese.
1t was understood that, in any event. no blockade would
be enforced south OF the gulf Of pechecle
The rebels near Canton causing great injury TO
trade.
The tea markets were generally unchanged. The sea
son was expected to be good, both ia quantity and
quality.
The price Of silk was falling.
Exchange at Hong Kong Is. ol.d.. and at Shanshae
g.. 3d.
IN Japan serious conflict had taken place between the
followers Of nsurgcnt chief and those of the Regent
Foreigners were much alarmed,
The insurgent leader bitterly opposed to couces
sions under the treaty
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Our Paris agricultural correspondent wri,cstf have
been making tour lookng ai crops on ground
think now can give You some interesting information
about them as accurate possible The wheat plant has
very promising appearance IN the valley II the Rhopc
and almost as good IN the fertile plain which extends he
tween the Mediterranean and the ocean: along the
Garonne Is in full bloom, and with fine warm weather
Will give good crop. The valley &C the fnlrc nc,ng
Sarthc Mayennc NC, y good Wheat ,s Thin An
the fields, and In places has yellow unhealthy an
pcarance. ind ON inquiry that such il the case for
those wheais whose sowing was delayed too much.
Generally the plant not strong and Is feared that the
ear viii be small Taking things the best and suppos
ing very favorable weather prevalent opinion Is thai the
crop VIII not be above an average one Brittany and
Normandy have good appearance, but such X not the
with Pcardy, champagne part of the north Sc In
those provinces where wheat Is late after beet roo,
the fields very bad; there large patches where
nothing has grown and places The armcrs nroc
10 plough mp In good many fields the wheat Is thin ON
ground the stalk Is thin also and the car will cey,anl
be small Tie will come out before ton or s,,co,,
days The stocks Of wheat IN the hands VI farmers being
SNAIL and the crop not looking we'll they have not been
disposed 60 SELL aud markets have been poorly supplicd
Prices have gone mp, and wheat was sold yesicr from
52s. 6fs Isr 40 lbs. Our mllers are nov buvng
wheat NJ Nantes. Saumnr poticrs Bpnrges Diohn al
coming by rail; hut remark already that .rs arc no
coming from those quarters and have NO donh,
that within mouth OF six weeks wheat viii be wor,h
here bTs bss Now. have attained critical ti,nc
The south of France whcfe the crop has good appcr
ancc, seldom produces than rs own consnmp,ion
and supplies not 20 be expected from those ouarter
must consequently, look TO those of the centre and
north Of France where appearance h middinr or had
should bad weather set In. In few DAYS We NAV
have an important rise aud might be BUYERS in ne
Tac and IN America before two months trced Thai
cxpori would be su, up BY the effect n the sliding srac
but averages are taken on Pvco by measure aud tho
natural weights of our wheat al his year thcre
have been few ccntimos missa.. aud exports from,
France allowed during June except IN Rranny and
along the Rhine. Flour has been going up and * now
worth from 31s. Ct sos per $50 lbs ON the spo bags
not included; for later delivery. q. -. 81 higher
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The london money market was unchanged.
Consos closed Tuesday at 947S e5 for money and
s5 for account.
LONDON MARKETS.
Whoa. advanced Is q. Flour advanced slightly for
all qualities Sugar steady. Coffee Hrrn. Toa very firm
common Congou L. sgd Rice firm Talow Hrm at SIS.
3D. Linseed oil 2ss. Sd. Pig iron dull at sos
SECURITIES
Sales made Of Illinois Central shares Mt 43 AZ
discount do bonds Of 1875 at s2x Erie shares at 1917
New York Central shares at 70 a. and do 8s at SS
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The sales Of the three days, including Tuesday, we're
1900 bales of which 900 taken by spectators and
exporters The market closed with declining tendency
quotations were barely maintained The inferior qualities
were very irregular Middling Orleans had declined to
6tId. oiled.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFs MARKET.
Wakefield Nash Co report the weather very wet, and
unfavorable for the crops Flour quiet and holders ask
ing advance Wheat firm, with a better demand and
Id I'd. higher; red los 80. los l0d.; white lis.
lbs I'd. Corn very dull; yellow 33s. Cd. 34s. white
35s a 36s. Cd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
BeefEas heavy, and quotations nominal Pork Arm,
but prices nominal. Bacon steady Lard drm at SIS
SOS for tine Tallow dull but rates unchanged at 53s 3d.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Rosin steady common Is. Cd. Spirits of turpentine
steady, at 34s. Cd. 34s Sugar dull Coffee quiet, Rice
steady Pot ashes dull at 2ss 3D. pearls dull at SIS Cd
STATE OF TRADE.
The Manchester advices favorable. The market was
quiet but steady holders refusing to make any
sion
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, June 7, 1850.
CotonSaes yesterday and today $1,000 bales, inciud.
ing 1000 TO spectators and exporters The market closed
dull.
REHABILITATION firm, wheat tending upward, corn
dull.
Provisions dull, but steady.
LONDON MONEY LAKkEr.
~ The des-~~ rate in the open mar
ket, at trfe below the bank minimum The funds had
been rather drer and Conso slightly advanced On the
5h, however the market dull and the rates declined
u per cent.
LONDON, June Up. NJ
CcnsoIs e5h
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ASIAyEHoIDERs INSURANCE CoxpAyy "A hin b.s 49,
introduced IN The Maryland Senate TO incorporate the
southern Shareholders Insurance Company of MARYLAND
II empowers the company to any person or
sons whether the same be residents of the State of
land or any other state District Territory of the Unit
co sais against any loss sustained by his her or their
her or their control and such insurance shall be made ~
such rates and under such regulations as may be
mined upon by the board Of directors of said
and when slave insured shall run away asrond a.
escape from the control of his her owner or owners Il
SHAH be the duty OF said owners to notify the
company Of such fact without delay and said COMPANY
Shall DC entitled to return said slave to the custody of his
or her owner or owners within reasonable time after
kuch nothcaon or IN default thereof shall pay to the
policy OF Insurance. unless, meanwhile by disease or in
jury the value of such slave shall have been decreased
Slave shall be ascerained by arbtramcnt aud apprase
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SPAIN.

manifesto signed Juan Of Bourbon addressed 20 the
spanish cor, Published laying claim to the throne
o spain in consequence Of the abdica,ioa Of his brother
Charles on the 2Sd Of April last He discaims the idea
of gaining tho crown ny force.
The Moorish treaty was published. The arst pavmcn,
on accoun, Of the indemnity he made by Morocco On
the Is, q July.
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FRANCE.

Prince jerome Bonararte Is almost hopclcssly 49,
Trade was very dull in France Brcsdstuts were
armer In Paris Flour had advanced -, francs pcr
sack and wheat $50 cen,mes per sack The Provincial
markets were dcarcr.
The pursc had been animated, aud x per cent higher
hu, on the s,h very Dat and the rcncs Tell 10 COZ
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TURKEY,

is stated that the French and Russian ambassadors at
Consantinope officially informed the Porte tina, their go
vernments approve its resolution institute inquiry
into the situation OF the Christians in Turkey of its
free will
Disturbances reported a, Bcyrout The Christians
aud the Druscs had assumed hostile attitudes
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Everything this week win be- Of course. more or es.
Japanese and the theatres will do their best OBSCURE the
visits Of the ustrcus orenials The Acadeay nratus.
on wednesday viii be- course the great centre OF Al
''"c'on Tor amusement seekers. The Embassy viii
Tor The nrst tmo at full operate performance the
an''r IN Philadelphia being sort Of haishe master
in' "hoie % roiiuto" will be given, with the
'po No'e' anu the Trumpet toned Mtsiani This opera
affords an excellent opportunity for show and the man
ayers intend 10 put II upon the stage in the most liberal
manner. The ladies win al go TO this ,aons. of oo,rs
as viii give them chance to have good view Of the
japanese, without resortng 10 the somewhat oh,eto,
BILE expedients Of their Washington sisters
Mary Agnes Camerons entertainment, wblcb ,.,r
place at Hope Chapel on Monday evening last was so IN,
successful that IL win be repeated shortly AT present ~
unavoidable postlonement is caused by cad bereeve
ment in her family
The regular theatres now open will be filed with the
influx Of strangers in the metropolis No strik.
ing novelties viii be given this week New
burlesques are in preparation at Niblo's Gar
den and laura Keene's theatre. Mr. wallack
closed very successful Saturday and the house
has been leased 10 Mr.. W. j. Florence, who will com
mence summer season on the 25th Of this month"; with
fresh piece which has been written expressly for Mr. sa4
Mrs Florence Zone Of the best condolences on the sage)
by Mr.. John Brougham. At the Winter Garden where
Mrs. julia Dean Hayne Is playing her farewell, engage
men', so'ela novelties are in preparation and anoag
them Mr. G. w. Jamson's clever play, The Old plau,a
tion."
The Palace Garden has opoed for the season ana ths
manager announces a. among his attractions the Romano
Ballet Troupe and a-hiss Myra Rosetta, who makes bal,
loon ascensiohs. fH .ei1F. r-s
The Old Bowery theatre opens for the summer sesso.
this evening, with new company, under the manage
ment OF Mr.. X. Johnston.
Full particulars Of the multarious anusemeuts of the
metropolis may be found upon reference to our adyerts
ing columns this morning.
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LoxpoS MoNxy MARks1, saturday Evening" June Q -
The English funds have remained without The siirbtes,
variation from the closing prices Of yesterday the only
quotations of consos fhroughou, the being as,. as
for money, and e5is e5', or 90 e3s. cxdividcnd
for the 10Th Of July. The general transactions wcre
wholly unmportant. and there no fresh foreign
hnk stock eft ca at 22e reduced aud new three
per cents o3L p3h India stock 2c3t. India Ave nor
cents, 1o6A rupee PAPER, eIt. aud 102. India bonds
s. D. discount, and cychcqucr bills Is los premium
In the discount market there has been rather more
than the usu saturday demand On the Stock Exchange
the rate i az Z p,r cent
Foreign stocks have been generally neglected. Tho only
OPERATIONS being in Peruvian four and half Per ecu,
trbrren bonds at sax Turkish six per cents lisa Cor
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MowrrsAs, sch May. 1850. 'e'''.y
II 0ST-ON SATURDAY, JUNE ID, A BROWN RUBayK
~ cloth Bt Book containing quantity Of sccoo.,s
and small memorandum book. with the name AMI
address Any person leaving the at q Fulton street
Brooksn, up stairs VIII be literally rewarded Payment OF
these has been stopped
+ osT-0N FRIDAY, JUNE IS IN A FOURTH AVENUE
IL small parcel Of Needlework. The finder will re-
ceiye reward by leaving IA the Office No isl
bowery.
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proposed for the enancpaon Of sers in Russia had been
adcpeed by majority OF the deputies Of MOBILES aud the
general emancipation would be realized next autumn
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

~srrorr Mt 10 POLITICIANS AND 0THERs-rHE
p,,'s Ror beus list Of AL the oHces and pay on the
vsns IN she service Of The United saaiss rfcs cents
- Prize is ceuts Published BY ALrkkD ~ NIhk,
nsinore street. Baltimore. and under "sras novel, "~sn
ingtm.
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RUSSIA

The easce dv Nerd states tia, the principal measures
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SPORTING

INANCY PrGEoNs-GENrIENEN WISHING TO PuR.
chase Of the best stock In the country IND At 30
sale the largest collection and the very best o.
their kind consisting Of all the different varftes known
CIOop YACHT BONITA FOR SALE = BuILI ~
y Mallory x6 equal In speed W any ysc
~ her tonnage well finished and Furnished n every respect
nS enoried <7v VIII be sold cheap 70 cosr trns ~
MY at szs Rruadwsy. JOHN u. hoohn- sr'ns--o-
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nOG LoST-oN SATURDAY, FROM NO. 10 PAST
~ Thirteenth ST. black and Sat- ears croppe1
tad curis up bad rrd and black leather collar: answes
the name 81 Pan The finder win be on rrsunlnr
HURON COPPER BAY CoNPANy-NoTIcE rs HFRr.
by given that the following scrip having been lost or ms
bald BY the owner this day cancelled the pubic Are
cautioned against purchasing the same Is Of no yalue 10
the holder ~ '~'"e W
No Y dated s'h July lsSs 100 shares, tn A. Rankin
g g rS0vr 1854 s. with Nj. harley
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EWARDs.


THREE DOLLARS REwARD-SToiEN OR sTRAYED
i Saturday june 16, from No 80 East Twenty third
small black and tan terrier; the
Fanny whoeyer VII return her 70 he above address VIII
q = LOST, on BOARD TIE STEAMBOAT PROM
HD. Troy New York Monday night flth inst Diary
Memorandum Book containing papers OF value the
only IS will be paid for It's delivery TO JAS r. DERRICK
SON, % Beekn,sn street.
600 REwARB-fDsr, ON SATURDAY, JUNE ls A
pZU iadys gold Watch guard chain Iocket pencil AZ
tached supposed ~ have been lost the Boomngdac
Mt the entrance q the thremeut House. the hdy
thrown from carriage there The watch hunting case
patent lever full eweed and engraved both sides The
locket small with Eentemans likeness sde The
pencil fastened with the watch the chain
hndng the above and bringing the Il Beaver street.
will receive The above reward and the thanks the
COZ REwARn.--MARE STOLEN FROM THE BARN
20 of The subscriber, Elizabeth. " j. Of bright bay
10 hhds rh long tall The hair recently rubbed
W. ''' ~ W WILLIAMS. % broadway.
EXCURSIONS.
ISxCtRsToT-rRox BARGE IRENE THIS FAv0-
II Barge ready for excursions around the harbcr
rrCNrc EXCURSION OF THE BROADWAY UNIyER-
i saia sunday school REV. pr. chapins, 70 Riddles
Sns, cROTox and barge cLEvELAND together with The
seventh Regiment National Guard Band have been
for he Boat leaves Delaney street At N Twenty
second North river) at Sal spring street. 3, O'CLOCK
A. n. Tickets 10 cents