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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
8P N or a Il
Master Commissioners Sale !

STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY,
- bS-Pursuant to an order for sale, issued IRON,
the Hamilton. County Court q Common Pleas, ana
tunda ofthe Court-house in Cincinuati. sAIuRDAh
August 4, 1880, at 10 o'clock M the Ioil2wlng ue
Land Plat Off p9st e Cintgp situate Il
Conntv aforesaid a. laid out BY John BurRoyne, viz
XEyunyy ~ W ~ i''i - SEE of lot IpprafsernenI
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kE $55. 1
ARTHFICIAL TEETH.
Read, all who wish to get Rich /

A IRs939JK{ IR99K, CONTAINING INsTRgo-
will be sent 70 any and all persons, on receipt Oh
their correct address and twenty cents an postage
jei6-u Box 1,244, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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To be sold as the property Of John Burgoyne IN case
No l2,27O Hamilton County Court u Common Pleas,
wherein The City Bank ofColumbus is plaintiff and
John Burgoyne and others are defendants.
NJ. IL. TILDES, Attorney for Plaintiff ~,ros
jy2-eawTu Special Master Commissioner.
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. Icheerfully recommend the Rollers made by Mr.
Geo. Hall, believing them TO be more durable than
any. others have heard Of. shall be happy
to show any person a pair manufactured by him.
which have in constant use.
s' CHAS. S. GEORGE, Pressman,
jy2-M, Fam Cincinnati Daily Times Olice.
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THE CUNARD LINE-STEAM FROM
Il NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL p y,
via Queenstown British and North <2lEzSlf<hr
American Royal Mail Company's ><//NtR4N5IVA
Screw Steamers, us rRALAsIAN,.S .SsEAAk ~
3,l0O tuns Capt. Hockey; ETNA,
Moody; REDAR, 2,3OO tuns, Capt. Cook and other
magnificent and powerful steamers, will sail from
New York every alternate Thursday for Liverpool,
calling at Queenstown, to land passengers and dis
RATES OF PASSAGE
CABIN-S75. Children under l2years Of age half
price, lnfauts free. The Cabin passengers will have
best quality, An Cabin requisites with beds bed
ding, towels, &c) are provided by the Company.
Wines, spirits and malt liquors can be obtained on
board at moderate rates.
SrEERAGE-S3O. Children under II years of age
half price, Infants s.. The Steerage passengers
have to provide themselves with beds, bedding and
towels also knife and fork each, table spoon,
one teaspoon, one tin plate and one drinking can
They will be allowed provisions Of the best quality
Company servants, and each passenger will be sup
piled with three quarts of water daily Persons
wishing to send for their friends obtain certih-
Gates of passage.
From Cork to New York $40 for adults; children
under IL years half price; under year S5.
From Liverpool to New York $40 for adults
children under IL years half price; under IS.
These Steamers are built Of iron, in water-tight
compartments, carry each an experienced surgeon,
commodation of passengers. As they proceed direct
to Cork the great risk and delay of calling at st
Johns 70 avoided For passage, apply to GOODBYE,
ARKELL & ELLIOT, 1853 Broadway, New York.
jylO Cincinnati, o.
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H-s-1SsS, * KENNEDY'S MEDICAL DISCOV-
49, ERY is acknowledged by the most eminent
physicians, and by the most careful druggists
throughout the United States tasbe the r6st efec.
tual blood purifier ever known and to have relieved
more suffering, and effected more permanent cures,
thanany preparation known TO the profession. Scrof
ula, Salt Hheum, Erysipeas Scald-head Scaly Erup-
tons OF whatsoever nature cured by few bottles
and the system restored to full strength and ygOr
Full and explicit directions for the cure of liberated
sore legs and other corrupt and running ulcers Is
given in the pamphlet with each bottle For sale by
GEORGE nj. DIXON. Price 81 sepls-ay
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TO PRTN = e r s.
81 HALLS q y
COMPOSITION ROLLERS

TUvHE SUBSCRIBER, AFTER TWENTY
II FIVE years experience as practical printer,
fourteen years Of which he was foreman Of the New
York Tribune, as produced acompostion Tor rollers
which can not be excellod either for economy ddfa
bility or the excellence OF the work II produces ~
contains molasscs, but is made from No. leNtra-
refined Accent glue, loaf sugar and honey. Rollers
made from this composition last three times as long
as the ordinary ones. They will not run down in
summer, and are especially adapted for Nylographc
printing they present smooth and beautiful sur
face, not TO be obtained from the ordinary ones.
Rollers made from this composition will do their
work blacker with less ink, than ordinary ones, as
thay take up all the ink and leave 10 in the right
place The composition will be sent in sealed cans,
10 TO 20 pounds or more, with printed directions for
use to any part Of the country, at the rate OF y
cents pound Rollers Of large size cast at the same
rate per pound Card or Proof Rollers 80 cents each
Printers sending orders from distance aecompa-
MED by cash, will please state the temperature Of
their Office that each order may be most satisfacto-
rily fulfilled. GEORGE HALL,
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Dissolution Of Partnership.
New Crop Bermuda ArrOw-rOOt.

,GENUINE BERMUDA ARROW-ROOT,
VI perfectly fresh and sweet.
ALSO Pearl Sage, Tapiaca, Gelatine, Pearl Bar
ley, Barley Flour, 0at Mea Farina, Maizena,, Corn
/. =. ,.'. SURE, ECKsTEIN & CO.,
jyS-c Opposite the Post office.
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Pure Olive Oil.

DURE OLIVE OIL-PREPARED EX-
II PRESSLY for family use, and warranted sweet
EDWARD SEAMAN & CO., Druggists,
North-east corner Fourth and Main -streets
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Super CaPb. OF Soda.

2E0 KEGS SUPER, CARR, OF SODA,
AMSBO received direct. and for sale by
SURE, ECKSTEIN & CO,
jys-c Opposite the Post-ofice.
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This is to certify that Ihave used the Rollers man,
ufactured by Mr Geo. Hall, aud find them superior
and more economical than those manufactured from
THOS. WINTER, Pressman,
Cincinnati Daily Press ONCE.
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Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, &c

nVh LARGE AND ELEGANT ASSORTs
- MEhT OF Hair, Tooth, Nail, Cloth and Hat
pIushes embraces all the best varieties of French,
hngllsh and American manufaetures. All the new.
est styles and patterns, received and for sale BY
SURE, EOKsTEIN co.,
yyo'c Opposite the Posfofice
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gcksteIn's Compound Syrup OF
Blackberry.
Aromatic Tinclure of Myrrh,

hIUIIUbHU IIHCtUTC Vi MYTH,
IN several Of the most balsamic aromatics II ia
pns9rpassed ior cleaning and whitening the teeth,
temen who use tobacco will find il nvaluabIe as il
Immediately removes all odOr from the mouth Pre-
pared by SURE ECKSTEIN n Co
. Jyo-c Opposite the Post-ofiice.
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~ NOSE EXTENSIVE SOUTHERN
mHTTPIASo FORTE MANDATORY,

WIN. KN&BE Co, Nos l. s. and sutaw street, Balti.
more respectfully inform their Southern friends that they
enlarged their factory and prepared supply
demand for their Pianos. They un1uestonahlY the
durable eonta ali the latest improvements and fully
five gears. For and great power of
and agreeable tegoh they nnequsled
Thaberg Stlakcseh and other pans have nsed them
their st ve certificates for their superiority
They haee, for Tic st years taken the first premiums
competition in all e different States where they have
exEIsted Last year ey received fl sc first premiums
Montgomery Ala the hest Southern made piano. and
one for sle hest aeaiusS IS competition.
full upy of Tie abea. instruments lie found
agents III Few Orleans, nj
SEss.E4 & WASHBURNtS.
Corner OF Camp ami Common streets,
ie19 ly6W starv fRildne, O1p sttiFs.}
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w. ~ j. #. STARR,
CAMDEN IRON WORKS,
Camden. New Jersey,
Manufactures e.
All kinds of CASTINGS and APPA RATus for AS WORKS.
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMES, for Retorts and other
Houses.
REToRTs and all CASTINGS required setting them in tho
latest and uns5 improved modes.
WASHERS eoNDENsEKs. sGRUBBERs and EXHAUST
Frs, for relieving the Reiorts from pressure.
PURIFIERS varying from $50 I5000O0 cubic fee. daily
purifying capacity,
WROUGHT IRON LIME sIEyEs. for PURIFIERS.
STATION METERS OF ali si4ss
GAS HOLDERS, TELESCOPE md SINGLE VIII Gas. Iron
Guide and suspension Frames.
GAS GOV ERNoRs or REGULATORS.
STREET MAINS from IS uchcs diameter Water
Cas-
STREET MAIN CONNECT IONS such as Branches, Bends
prips. Sleeves, etc.
STOP VALVES from 30 inches either faced or plain
WROUGHT IRON WORK-All the Smith and Sheet Iron
Work required in and about Gas Works.
a8-Cemmunicaons should be addressed 10 the PRINCE
PAL OFFICE, CAMDEN NEW JERSEY
Ray"BR tNGH OFFICE, l25 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA iel3 ly&W
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X ATHMAN,s TIeorlCAi. ROoNIae-

climate. - = y 1s1.'
Iis tested and recognized qualities are
LIST. bURABIIITY-eQnal she best slasa roofs
"a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES any oshsr; no cracks
or leaks being possible. = "
w BEAuIY,It presents smooth granite hike surface
sn. CHEAfNfSSIt COSTS much less than, though
compensation roofing heretofore oaed ths public. TIE
9Th. 1nGoMBusTIHHiTY-Is viii resist frs batter than
slse-roof 49, -
6th CONVENIENCE viii not soften cndsr the heat Of
ts climate and protests the interior Of buildings from tho h
tense heat nfsinnier.
7th SoIpTTYTt becomes harder smoother frcna n.
weight dnes not reqniTo heavy support II We Il u
not iiate eoiInson and breaking, reeaifs geair
The RtlrIttL RQftRfNGss IL chemical ecrab5snd
substances, several If which nscnliar alone combines
IN proportions discovered by actual experiment aud experience
in TITS city
Testimonials correctness 81 The aboxe are The isas
ct hs sea and may Be verified by person wishing
fore contracting
An orders iet y, the Once Box Me- Z, sn 10
j. q. KAUFMAN
feiA ly corner Of BienviIr and azgais
EOR GONURRHEA, GLERr WEAKNESS. PAINS
L " the Back. and all Urinary Affections
THE GRtsAT ENGLISH kkMEhf, SPECIFIC sQfsds
# the geneatiye hsher ia
clans Of England Of France and Of America, anvyca ~
sacacy Thousands Of sufferers HARMLESS II
Purely vegetable in composition ieofased tbs dahhta
saeioas The system bare restored to sneI,sy
Solo agent for the United States,
mytT ~ ApuihsesEJ. ID Camp street. Mem oriaaAAA
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PHILADELPHIA CARDS.
CHESTNUT GROVE RfIlSK III
cHEsTSUT GROVE wHIsKY.

CHESTNUT GROVE wHIEKYl
The Proprietor Of the abgys CELEBRATED WHISKY ds.
Introduce the article the puc and yeians Of city
and country, as the
Purest DifTusabIe stImuIant
which has been prepared for medical II proves itself
cordial healhul and inYgoFastng the 0nfeebe
whether - age DISEASE II Is distilled fo the beat rye md
mat and Is nutritious properties preserved by process
peculiarly h osn ~hsseby HE Full OIL and other noous
gfedents known to bs eontsiued in the Whisky ia general a
are eey sePFste that TIE absolute purity Of tas A.
iiole ;teH .ay foreign adrnixsurs "a & lsrau,eed,
IN aaaon to ne Following eenonia8y tie
nebi Analytical Chemists Of Philadelphia New YORK and Boz
he s,aie Agricultural Society have eidors 4 yin tbiy
DpIoaa AID r Jaron Of Boston, hiss tsst,det nader sa,b
70 IT'S ahsoata purity. Read The following
CERTIFICATES:
Philadelphia, sept 8, isss
We have carefully tested the sample Chestnut Grove
whisky whieh sent aud Ind ts IT eontas none ii lie
poison1as substance Fnsi o. which character
istic injurious Ingredient u Inc Whistles general nSe
BOOTH, GARRETT cAAAG.
Analytical Cliensta
..5.. >...--. ..5....a. New York, Sent. ,. issa
have anazsd sample Of Chestnut WHISKY received
from ar Charles Wharton, Jr Of Phlsdelphi aad hnTfng
carefully tested t. pleased ta Is enfey Tree
from poisonous deserious ss;anros Il is unusually
paEe and dEe favored quality Of WHISKY.
JAMES R. chiffon, Analytical Chemist
Boston, March + 1873
have naade chemical analysis Of commercial samples Of
Chestnut Grove Whisky which proves heavy
Fus Oils, perfectly pure unaduteated The fne
Favor Of this Whky derived from the grain mann
| featuring IT, Respectfully,
a. A. HAYES, NJ. D.. State A.sayer,
No. 1s Boyiston street
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.
wbclesse Agent,
ZIG Walnut street,
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T AIDES y &C., !. LADIES, WINE

L. :. - = -
oppt,p,, x,,r,,, -;
y " ~ Ei-DF .' go 's5sasssa@
Celebrated
For its wonderful and hsnsa.,a, ,,,, oar
sTIMULANT, TONIC. DIURETIC and sUDoRIF.e mich
testified by Physicians thousands of ent,e
''eh l n al, parts OF Europe and America.
As On Gentle ats.su,ar* m.,rfe
1t strengthens tbs Digestive Organs lnnpro he Appetite
and Purifying the Blood
As a Diuret4c,
It imparts healty action GLANDS grDsEYs ana
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MOSS, BROTHER & co.,
" No. 400 MARKET STREET
PHILADELPHIA.
booksellers, StatFoners and Blank Book
MANUFACTURERS.
KS-Manufacturers of MASONIC AND ODD FELLOWS
REGALIA. JEWELS, etc. je2 en-
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NOTICE Is ttEREBY GIVE THAT AN
~ N etterenee has been dect 81 b.. ADAM 0oT ~
Gnettn NeW YORK, istenof o. Oar GcuptuE JOSEPH
SWIFT, Of NJ 8f'eans, La, Pece o. the spae The
Commissioner # Pat4ne as named the reeopd Nondy An
gust The dIv Of tnat t nepnSi OF Plo Stevens
Edwara Penied Adam Dot and eihers he III taken
at nsw &c, v commencing .uly 18th and continuing from
day 10 day sntil august 5.n, Inclusive
BEARnsLNY 4 HAR Fly,
Attorneys Tor Adam Oct.
Wash n O. Inne :
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WNsPANIDUs sTMA nI RATrERIEs-rH

NJ GSPAhlDUS STEAM RATTEREES-THE
unda signed @nd call tie of Sugar Planters 10
their Respandusf fsna ing Pans which have feen
u for be last four and have given llo decided
1he prepared furnish few more OF ,ese Pans
this season WHEELER Il PetR- TAl..,
!ss 3m l85 Erhgrr Mas street,
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ksElAS. n. NASH, BROKER AND DEALER IL
- SCRIP, STOCK, NOTES, RIAL ESTATE AND EN-
.JluAN8E.
SO. 81 Car0ndciet street,
All " 53 t,etxye.,, d ,,,rs.., - y,
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RELLtARn TABLES CONSTANTLY ON HAN
y and for San from the mandatory MesSrs H. RIITHs
WICK BRO, cincinnati. Superior Rosewood Billiard Tshs
Brunswek Patent Eshenss also Cloths balls fues AMI i
her trimmings belonging 10 this line . M
All orders thankfully received aud profanity attended
ALI " r,ta-is, y,.,;.se Is n. n d,
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g. LAUDERDALE WHITE SULPHUR -
EaI SPRINGS, MISS. - -
This fashionable and popular Watering Place will be opened
for the reception of visitors the U day june next under
the supervision of its old proprietor, B. b. SMITH is well
known in The South u hotel keeper.
TEe LanderGAe Springs is situated the " and Railroad
l53 miles from Mobeihe morning leaving Mobile arrives
at the Springs at O'Clock r, NJ.
The place has recently undergone thorough repair and
nished throughout with new and elegant furniture
The waters have been anay2a by the chemists
the bhea STATES and the medicinal properties of is
unsurpassed by any in the South.
RgN expense pains will be spared make the Hotel
first class one.
my22 3Tn -...-.. b. B. SMITH 4 co
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4 kRLk1AHS ElGMAl4ts ACantlMA-
VERANIaA BUILDING,
s2 Old No. Camp street. Poeyfarre and ealous s
Seventeenth Annual Session.

rhe Seventeenth Session of this Institution begins M
he Frst hoIdgy OF September 1859. y
The plan of instruction comprises general and yteilsty.
Sh o. eneaiion L Ners great 4dynntsecs far die acqus
Y languages The French Is daily spoken in lie seool an H.
d9dern siiassieS are thoroughly anaiyzed
INT location IS central and the apartments are spacious aus
se Venaiated The school provided with choice library
rasls. S pt @ppe
References are tnnrmeraba Among the Aurnas OF
MS institution, WHO number among the gems OF society
students admitted az time during the session.
For further particulars apply or by letter at tn
Institution. NJ ID. DINITRY a NJ -
: ~ President Of the Board
4
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1 pLANVIo DRY DOCK. ALaIGRs.-

Ia
The sahReFiber having this Dock
his FRervisian prepared take Ships Steamers
and every description Of Water Craft The Dock Ia located
Algers opposite thu Steamboat landing, where
with the Deck the snerher will continue the Shprighi
Ganking BnEes which his long md the faclities
be possesses tagather with his personal supsvsion of sill work
he hopes 10 merit 4 share OF nahic ps.ronage.
JAMES MARTIN, Proprietor
HS- orderg left the Office of the agents WM j. DEWEY
4 c, s and ~ tiravier Nav Orleans will hr promptly
attended to. mo er
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CHARLES WHARTON, Jr,
Wbolesa'e Agent,
ll6 Walnut street,
je2 1y6W PHlLADELraIA.
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M HAND ANIL hayts skALHs--i lEAI.4s61. 4.
~ Mcthesney Patent Washing Neutrality-suspicious. 70 he
sen al T. Waterman ira le Of Msgazine and
Common Streets and the chancs and Dealers Exchange
10 " 81 Charles street and at ny shop cornsr of Lafayette
and Basn street, New oreans
!yl+y j.. nAHGHFRTY
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SUMMER RESORTS.
The frst Dres, Ball Of the .easan viii he giscn On
TUESDAY EVENING, the T7th tust.

r. VI. BEEBURY coz
pFanrF Dresses Masks and Donoes be Of
tieolsf's W. H. dair 10 1855 fylfSt
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WHlVfc SULrHUR ~ AHs1as, tnv4 .aE
~ Mhne sulphur Springs, Greebriar CO. Va Bn1led az
O. hs n company wing mnds great improvements
taken from its source PtiRGi' r, LA mi 4 80 ~
General Agents for tie United States Richnond VA
AThe Water Is be had Orleans Of MI Ms Dra
gis,s. AZ the principal Hotels. oil the agents.
WILSON. MASSIE 4 CO,
JET 4m&4tW Commission Merchants Sc iruyier stre.i
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OFFICE MECHANICS AGRICULTURAL FAIR ASSOCIATION,
Mechanics Institute University Place Canal IT.,
New Orleans. june IT, 1860.
HF-Subscribers TO stock OF the Association
ereby notified thar this mstaent OF ~ is
due this day and tie remaining istalmenis Of % per
each, due every SUGGESTING thirty days
Subscribers requested The Office from clock
4. 10 O'Clock +. NJ. and make payment.
Subscription books vpen the Office and IN the hands Of
the pcctors. By order 4. D.. HARPER,
tclo H SecretafF II Treasurer.
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SOUTHERN nIANUFACTORY
HERREGGfs PATENT CHAMPION FIRE AND RItf, ar A R
RaSooF SAFES. tat dew York Prices)

GU&4Ah-su srAksy-asISHA sAi.A, a VERY
~ superior hand sugar Viii. heam Engine
complete With k connexions and roller inches diam
ster b tes aaehss in length steae engine 10 ncte4 @re
OF cylinder y inches length stroke IL lshes
diameter by q les, long; Sugar Kettles $50
zsnght iron Tsnss of Il hogsbeadR eapey Appy 10
r. ". G. COOK
feln If No tf'anai Straet flrlasnR
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COpARTNER.SHIp.

THE AnTs F1Hs iIIl. HERN1Df!RE exist
u ing betRre q NJ SIMON and CHA RLES H. II. TGts
ION Il tls day by Imitation Ether partner viii
the ntrue Of The firm n liquidation
j. s. sIMoNDs,
CIAS. II y. COLTON.
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closeaai consisting letters and newspapers for States
citieef Postal Guon Denmark,
Norwa Sweden, roland Rrs Greece Iqnian Isnnd, ETC,
h iPsai the Post Office ir Sew York sent weekly.
50 mail for the West lnda Islands will be sent b3 this
steamer.
RS-Twenty Dollars Saved ON Passssge and
Expenses NEW YORK AND OTHER EORIHERh Oh
TIES Via Savannah Gearria.
Tickets the Office nader the ST. Charles Hotel corner Of
Gra1ier street, Now Orleans. La. - .
n2S If y w GREGORY, Agent.
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OFFICE or THE NEW ORLEANS CITY RAtterAp Co.,
@ No A koyut street.
Gg.ssenl1t1 aga.nnna.,ls t4ilI III. c.iYafi

New Orleans July K 1860
At a meeting of the Board this day a
DIVIDEND Of FOUR PpE CENT declared the profits
FOR the last Six months, payable the 10Th inst.
jyI i'm GEO. A. FRERET. Cashier.
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MOTE LO ,T-oH SATURDAY, duLY II, 1860 a Mote
IN dated sh May 1850 for hity dollars, ned by y S en
payable days nte aud endorsed By A. Ware
ime This having been paid by the endercr, the finder
will please Leave the same ut this office. -
tyi7 3ts A. WAREHTME.
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4 NEGROES FOR SALE : HAVING RE.
moved from Eplanade the of Baronne and
Xxx Streets squares the ST. Charles Hotel
viii keep constantly on hand choice lot Of Maryland and
Virginia NEGROES. consisting of Field Hands, House
wants. Mechanics Cooks Washers and oners Seamstresses
etc. ell of which will be sold low for cash. time good
city aocepances.
se2a If e54+a j. NJ WILSON,
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oFriCn Or rnE BoARh

Essr- 5oEtheFR Yacht GiuE. = The annual
Meeting Of the g. will he'd Varieties Club Kvolu
on WEDNESDAY l6h inst al * eeoeli f'llanepdanoe
are TO BE- eeeied and other important business viii be bfoIg
before tic club
jylb 81 i. o. NIXON, Stcy,
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4 NEW FIFE
PrBIic.-Dn and after Y O'Clock NJ of THURS
DAY ll ast all alarms of Fire will be given by the FIR
ALARM TELEGRAPH Any tapping Of bells you may hear
after that dae and hour will be the signal Of Fire.
BY order Fire Telegraph Committee of Common Council
jel2 If A. HERERT. nperintendelt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-17

The Pfoptiator Of the abgys cELRBR STgD WHISKY d.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-11
The American Press.

There is said r. beabout three I'm ndred daily
papers at this time in the United States. Five
hundred and seventy thousand is estimated
as the regular circulation Of the daily nrsss
or ioa .oSo,oOo per annum. There are also abou !
two thousand five hundred tri.week,,s.
eemi-weekhes, and weeklies, which weuld
prooaoiy make the aggregate number of news.
papers annually distributed throughout the
United States AZ, 500, 900.
hrst class daily paper Ia such city as
new York has generally twelve editors and
reporters, forty printers, two proof readers,
thirteen pressmen, engineers asd other en-
ploysss in the press. room, half dozen cor.
respondents In Earope, two or three regular
correspondents In Washington: thirty. i've
persons IN the clerk wrapping and mailing
department ts, and about a. man more engaged
~ carriers, "a ~