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Died.
A~npvws in Brooklyn. o.. ~ ON Frt,,nv July IL Mrs
ELIZA AsrRxws, willow 70 ths .te 8 p Andsexs and
daughter OF the late Abraham i ally
The relatives and n cads OF the miy are 10 ye n at
tend te funeral ron hs A' esidence, No. Washing
too place. south xih ssres 9 on MOraay Afternoon at
three O'Clock.
Brsrcr -oO '.sTaAy, uly II, Jsas Esuor IN the 22d
year O. hs age. -.
The ifeuds ard relax zee arc respectfully invited TO
n,nd hts fnne-s atc rcsidoc, 2o2 Spring street,
his (smdyl mInp (, a. nine oriock.
Bhcn-On ffioy ., July 10, IA Brooklyn Mrs ELIZA.
her age.
Her friends anj those OF hOr husband. are respectfully
nvitd 70 Mseho The funeral, this (Sandayl Ifrnoon az
fonr O'Clock '" lcr ato resdcrce lba Fulton avenue
buffr--ub Saturday norrrg, July ~, NARY IHx-
RxsA, daugsv IT Of the late Prtcr Duny.
Inc irienF OF the nsily are invited TO attend her
funeral w I'M tho rcsisnce of her brother IA law, Joha
Gayper, Y on Henry street, rc~ YORK.
fAtis At Teciskal " v, on Friday morning, July
10, oi cholera ina-ntum, VILLAS ITuR, nfani 81
Down / C. and Gegrgiana v Pals, aged montos ana ~
day L.
| It's remainB we're Inferred at Peekskir. ~
} GRUMPY In Brooklyn Friday, July "a, JoHS
son o. John and Annie :. Grundy, eyed years, II
months and - days
The relatives and auis u tho family, those OF hi
grandfather, John tr7iue and the members u Brook
W p.Visiop No v, ss,s " IemPerapce. are resPee,
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The Exec alton OF Hicks.
TO TEE Ell ron ~ rus u-r,l.p.

vs. MN Srsns IA tsbu's OFI,r,
Ssurrs nv rnrc1 o. Srw YoHx Jaly a. fsto
fo' viii rnucf obso by correcting your report Of the
exchion OF Hicks, on Dcdloes Island. II was not John
q Hal as stated, but Major George rall or The City
-nspcctors Department formerly Of the New forS voun
9eers, ho rendered ecient scrvcos arranging
details On pedoes island with reference 10 the dspos
tion Of the troops, &c.
evening Iapcrs TO The elect tt there was not Cordial
feeling between the feeral officers and the Metropolitan
Police avail myself Of this opport unity TO say shst
received prompt and efficient services FROM the Poce Dc
parmcnt and cheerfuly return them my sincere thanks
Tor their cordial cooperation; and also 10 the crs az
sbe United states Army marine CORP and the Sheriff
of the county Of New lork, all Of IN an rendered me es
ecntai serv &c 10 the discharge % W du.y.
Hoping you will favor me Wy nse lgf nj, re-nain
yours &C lAh h1NnHrs
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Married

AxmTR-PARsoSs strong Place BAPTIST churc' :
Brooklyn, Thursday, July IL, by the Pew. Dr. Well
AxDRzw = AxBfKR W AreUsrA, eldest daughter OF Pev
William NJ. Pars
JogpAS-PxHc-At Mobile, Thursday, July 8, at the
Of the bride, st BY the Rev Mr. Manucyy and
aItsrwsrds by the Rev Mr. Masscy JANIS HgSsy oRn1
formerly Of ihis city VI Miss mary EL14Sos PEnvl niece
10 MIS-. Ryder, all u Che former place
Rryrx-DowDloAS--A Chicago, on sunday, Jw 40 a. at
S. James church by the M Rev Jsnics Kelly WILLIAM
w. RKAsE to Miss Am y DowbIcAs, both Of NJ York
MARr-KEyuR--At Amsterdam, Holland, ~ A Tuesday
June -, $780, LvsvIa MARI, New York, W HSSRurr.
MyLssn kEYZTI Of Amsterdam.
srxyKss-RoBissoS. On saturday Juiyl II, at South
Congregational church. Brooklyn, by sha Rev n Csrx
CHAuys H. sLrss, of scllus,c, Mass, W ANNA RoBszos
OF Brooklyn, l. l.
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Personal intelligence.
Senator BeI amn Of louisiana stopping ut the New
York Hotel.
Capt. J. W. Meredith, whose name intimately asso-
oated with the Of the leading railroad lines
IN south Carolina and Georgia. is In town. and stopping at
the Astor House
c. Cahi ESQ, and G. II Gddiugs Esq, both of Texas,
are stopping at the Metropolitan Hote'
j. II. MoVcker lessee OF the Chicago theatre and Capt.
hinturn, OF Calorns, stopping at the aarge House.
Hon G. A. Grow, OF Penns, lvana; Judge Page, OF
Schenectady hifntm, Esq President of the Ameri-
can Telegraph COMPANY ana Judge skinner ana family,
OF Chicago were among the arrivals at the ST. Ncnolas
Hotel yesterday.
Capt Iempierre of the ROYAL Engineers England: = T.
Wallis, ESQ.,, of Baltimore; Henry Chamberlain Esi., of
Worcester Henry Be9w, tsq., of Newport, and Quincy
shaw, Esq, OF Bosun, abe stopping at the Clarendon
Hotel.
Father Fellet who took pat in the abduction OF the
child Mortara has been Grand Prior of the Dom
nican convent OF La Minerva at hme in recompense for
his nine mouths Imprisonment os Dictator Farini.
Interv between soveregns aypea to be the order
Of the day The Emperor Of Austria liz shortly to have
with the King OF Bavaria and the Prince Regent with
the Emperor Of Russia.
~ Ernest Renan tn profound Orientsiist and biblical
scholar, has been appointed 70 mission in syria,
having for object to seek the ancient foundations of Tyre
and Sidon.
The that NADIA Jessie White Mario and her
husband were ON board the steamer which taken by
the Neapotan cruisers is happily incorrect They were
board the other vessel commanded by Colonel Medic
which arrived safely at Palermo.
The Rev. Charles Kingsley is gazeted Professor OF
Modern History in the University OF Cambridge.
Mario has accepted engagement from " Calzado, for
the Theatre aen, Paris He is TO have 30 000f for the
season.
An old farmer named Jean Pants has Just died at La
Loubere, in the commune Of Requisite (Aveyron), aged
Ill
The Manchester Guard,an Of the 9th says CORES
pendent sends the followng:-Cardinal Wisemxn ex
pred this morning al hapsst four O'Clock We give the
statement with reserve, up TO the hour Of gong
press confirmation Of it's accuracy had reached us
n
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Ths West Washfngton Market Fire.
TO THE EDITOR 0r THE HERALD.

TO TIE BDlTOK on TIE HkkAID.
Nxw YoRx, July a. 1860
In your issue Of yesterday you classified US among
those thai buried out by the late Dire 10 West Wash
sstou Market VIII you please correct the stAtcmeni'
The Ore did not reach Our business has not been do
layed one moment g corseqrcucc ~ the ire "
BARRON FRANCE,
- ~ osJ ana "a West Washington Market
FqAff'p, USDERHitI * co., +.
402, 4o3, toa, 4os al4 100 West Washington Market
II. T. CLARK,
220 and 221 west Washington Market
49, " "'f "a HAMMOND n ANKLES,
227 West Washington Market
IftI4 COLE 4 WILLIAMSON,
1Tg and 1T9 West Washington Market
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srIc1pE ABorr A 1EGAoY "A man named Perry John
Son lng Lins n In Freedom district, Carroll county
Md. lie became dissatisfied about iisiri0l'i0a of a
legacy between him and his bf0thers, spgsins PARTIAL
~ had been shuAr his younger brother lie had KEY
suspended bit iei fncnd his waist, which onockei
a chest tina, 4 90 90, wnich, Il seemed, b. was
also troubled how " .gtvso Of
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n. Alc Ysd NO o ss Salvador ssrd.. Read an
children; WIN Fr. wont wife ana two children; Ani.on
Msdsn.s Xd. iahane Nss Q Hope ey. DeBlosk saS
mood, Jacques. John ku >seu w% hristis moore 10:
syme Mrs Bourchier six chi dren and servant Hermann
Frost and son, Richard Jackson Mctiure o sullivan
ktrman Archer and mother N shlesh, Miss shiers,
Sawyer Merry 0Neill Miss Edmons James Morrow, James
Mnhen Dwelley, Mrs Heaey 'sAse Middleton and VIE,
a Bradshaw Pasacondar uurch my, sayers-and "a
!" s'eerase Specie, $l60,5T9
wNotnoLH AcSeamship Yorktown. Joseph hick aosoy
nv n m IL Freeand Henry, oayage onyer LAO
~ ~, = ianSs Raine Edward brtnley, Besie II y
Richs,iso stevenson and lady, Cha PIN ana lady
and -. a. . turh.s, Mis- Forbes, i'minerson lady
Noon o snaafs1 George hege son, .vortoa; Mics
tr chirsr >oitm Mrs irving, Vim bad. IAN lady and
,horna Ell auMsIa Honerty Thomas sheppard, Lang
500 n u 'pisg ID hr,s Andrews, u Armi-
ssrsa ~, nnter hdN and servant n tsreeu. William
steerage " N """S 80" - - ~
sAvAsNAH-sesmship Alabama-J W Woodruff " @ Ken
neau; Mw Rennesu, W La Tourete s. Robs--s r 8
Dooon, Greenw wood, Mrs treenwo.d Mrs 81 een.
NO, and servant. II 4 Pai n King W ille Mrs i. A
Bennett j NJ Bsckshear Mrs buffers, Irriand y 4 a
oNeil Miss ~ onei sshorter 6rossey, Mrs s oos'
key. Michael Wolf, Walter Stewart DIR. l. Ninn, III
vings,on, Cnnch JAS Nc suey Hoover Mss stew.
art, Miss l. Bry Miss Bryan, Dr Newssn |. De,
na-and 10 In steerage
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BRANDRETITs PILLS
AND BIZ PUT OFF
WITH NO OTHER.
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White, the Halter, Ahead-New Shapes
Hats 10 coo do from auction. One dollar each
Rroad way
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Krru-on Toesaay Juy 10, The " nc o. Captain JAn-
H. KxrB, OF tne clipper ship Nsrier. " daush,sf.
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Balloon Ascension ut Palaea Garden.


Miss Myra Rosetta made her second balloon ascension
Palace Garden yesterday Afternoon in the presence
OF q large number Of persons At four O'Clock, he hour
sed Miss Rosetta made her appearance in the Gar
den created quite sensation. she Was dressed In
white with jaunty little bat her head, and APP
peared enjoy the prospect CT her tip 10 the clouds
very much. AT quarter past four O'Clock the
balloon declared TO be In readiness, aud Miss
Ro~ela took her place In the and the order 70
let the balloon GO The word scarcely spoken when
the balloon bean TO rise, In slow bat majestic manner,
~ent up straight thfi II was with dnculty the
spectators alo look up at H. After keeping this way
for about Ave minutes current OF air caught and car
red II OF in . westerly direction. E... Ii 49,
The mors4ng was sp<ut In making asconsions OF one
thousand ft the balloon being kept IN cheek by line and
sndiass The day favorable for this, as there was
little OF wind Ascensious made by any one
who pleased provided they PAID Ave dollars Tor the prv
ege Three four embraced the Opportunity 70 each
broseye view Of Nav York and tho ding cities
from hrs elevated position, but either the price charged
much, or t1e audience we're too careful a them
selves rsk their necks the attempt 70 rise above
they neighbors; tho people conented Themselves
with seeing the fair ascend without trying the
experiment. thsir account These ANAL ascs nsions
during the day gave the that he mysterious
balloon thai passing over ths city on Friday
evening had descended In the neghbofhood Of Palace
ardcn sRt balloon has NOT YET stopped 70 rest
itself among u.s. During this of snnsatous would
be quite novelty have some daring individual pay US
Wait from some distant city In his aerial chariot
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Steinyvey & sons
Oversrng Grand Pianos warranted for i've
years Warerooms 81 and 81 Walker
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Branlreth pills

MAKE THE BLOOD PURE
Those who them have OF complexion unsttan
besides being liable be aneced
by the ordinary diseases OF the day. - -
THE WEAK, THE CONsUMPTIvE
otherwise delicate after days find we'd
strength and life perv sde every - =
HOW WORTH SHOUl u Xxx KNOWN
Sold At 294 Canal g rect and No Union square.
PRICE IS CENTS PER BOX, with full directions,
Where also ALcOCh PLAsTERS are sold.
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The Rev. Leroy swormstedt, who acted as principal
agent Of the Methodist Book Concern Of the West for
quarter 81 century has resigned account Of al health
The Rev. Or. Hitchcock, of Anherst College, has re.
ceiyed the mered honor OF election 10 the Imperial
Geological institute q Austria.
The Rev. J. f. Roy has accepted the appointment Of
Secretary OF the Western Agency OF the American Ms
sionary Association.
The Rev. Lewis y Lame has asked and received dis
mission rom the Congregational church IN Portland, New
York, who're he has been aboring for fourteen years
raE oLDEsr PREACHER IN NEW ENGLAND.
In the town of BERLIN Va adjoining Montpeer, lives
the Rev James Hobart, Who " probably this most re-
mavkabe preacher w New Enaand He Ia nov about en-
terng tho ninety hth year Of his and he ssveneth
% hts nistry aud SIN he vigorous and active scn
ing every sunday when and wherever he engage hun
sell. ThIiy years ago hts people, over whom h. nd
been the settled Congregations minister since the sete
mont e the town. about the year lIe0, dismissed him
suI0srg he wOald not hold ont much longer Su then
be has been prca hinr IN New Ham shrs ard Vermont
yearly, monthly aud daily engagements IL Is sat
~ tes,ran, making nothing ~ waking half dozen m
To preach and horne again the cav. Two three
Writers ago nc had received Invitations 10 preach
given Sunday 10 t-Se different line from home.
apart Bot ths did dscol age bun. H. set out on
foot early 10 the pr a. The appointed Sunday wake
seven miles, preached forenoon sermon, walked hvc
uCs moro on ~ tho next t0wp, preached afternoon
sermon, and tna walked stl ave mites more Ia the
thlrf town and prcfshod ns third few weeks
ago no had engaged r~~ach Montpelier But early
w The morning hs 70 70 tell that his father
fallen twelve feet from The tor Of apple tree, which be
! bad mounted 70 some dead limbs. He h,wever
aoot again. ant viii give his promised set mon in
I a veCs or two,
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six Fine shirts for IS.
MOODY's Shirt Mandatory, 262 Broadway.
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MilW ards Needles, for Wheeler Il Will
SONS SkwING MACHINES These Needles made by
hand best double refined English steel, and
WARkARrEp suPkRoR orHERs.
j. FRED. MILwARD, 81 Warren street, N. Y.
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wheeler & WI sons sewing Mac htnes
Oale. COS Broadway New York
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Draw inxs or the Delaware state Lotte-

ries-wOOD, EDDY a 40. Managers OF the
DELAWARE, KrsTvcky AND MISSOURI, STATE LOTTERIES
80, 81, 56, 8. So, 6h, II, Is, 50, z, 8. ~, 10.
DEIAwARE-CI-Ass No. 33i, JuLY H. ls60.
10, 81, AZ, 81 Al, /, rs, 66, rs. IS, Is. 20, IL.
WOOD. vDpY co. Wilmington, Delaware,
Or to WOOD, EDDY a Co, ST Louis, Missouri
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MfSCEAANE Gus.


A Prot woods R'storsrs 6crd and alood R.novator
for the Of general desy asness from any
causei also dysppaa n-ryousness night swea inepent4
female weakness. All sasr also proven, he conirscon
Sne snS to s sns
cay combined "a be ne most poyertn tonic ever n%wu
have hession !" resmme6diDr since we knowt N 10
Toon' aroprsOr, IA sr galway and SID byal so'd
uC1ros SALE or MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD yUI :
81 sss rs ss fS
and %sa'el Mrrora velvet Snss ro1ew % and mssoS
further particulars see ausuon Solnmn.
A q Shoe. Ss'sr:, .sx CAN mo SOC ts.. 80 -
Al, uHoLEsALE-sEeAas, VERY CHEAP o ASH
q buyers are n'''4 ei % cEE HERD iG srs a,
RRYAsTs UERIyALLzp STOMACH sITTEss.
- The Pures. Vegetable Ton.a
p.p.. No E ss. q egEs iss . Ard sp''.i S'
Rh,LLIARp PALAGg:-FIFIEEs BAssroRD. " IS, PA.
BAssFokD's STANDARD Billiards, ii9 Futon q O. Ana
CAIrngs any fa speei and true snglea
EvhnRA CELEBRATED sEWIT Sss sssHI, X 4AcuuD
gghFetY is As SI SYElSsvEs ,S1EP -
AGENTS ~AS sb5 SoE e a 1SS rs
ISylGoRATE TIE SYSTEM -rwo Iry ms OF ouR
he s ss% l II sor in ss stoned and
discomfort, bOty - nf,I
fkEPARf,TAbk AND ONE ONLY, reache AZ. cs,se ma
mseeS ~ VIZ olsnn ~ IoHf strength to the
~. cam 70 ARtsteu and "
OF sr.nn "a AZ N. uk,n dch per
VA no.,e W yss ~ inless life, there
IT. w "S .ny ~ viii with
81 irnS'. 4 would N
10 ~, ~, ~ .h- ~. mas ~ Of their
s !. ~ 1870, .onplnb neral debility. and al
" uoAe.htoN tne NpsH.h y liver the bowess and
VIZ nrI ~ sssrl IT - 'vel0rs IL the effect ~
tns ~ ~ suve WA. eminence do
uasr " 't ~ nsn-- - the testimonials
ss ~"- Dave neen res-ss. 2I eug aud danger BY
,s s.n WI t- dspensary had All beer
| wee sgnnas avail y ~ oy al ul gss everywhere.
Mas wIssLow VS.. cEr..s CHILDREN
dsturbe bet nlyhi I'D broken of your 70, nv c
cAh suffering anEsrs ing vl1 eXcruciating palr ~ a
! tartnf W N''-'
| IS 90 AT un.s and TesR
| hoT1LF OF MRS Mi.->f .OW'c gOOTIIrya
twill rehev.Ase pool .Aas sufferer lmmess easu
| TrSRE Il Ne usTAKE ABOUT r
There " nv rsuts~r earth ~bo haas -.
80, ~ ~. mo owels aud XIV
'' opl n IA n 90 rrr ~ a, " Ie' mild.
Hrperfsetty safe 10 usef ~ plgsa.s .r.,.. an
clans n nnsg"ea ir r. ya snsf est female ply,
f'tICE Is CENTS
L .. ..f Once - Cedar street. New -
/ SNf.D EvERiNHk{N iV'N
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The Garihaldf Pund,
RESULTS o. THE PERFoxxAScE At THE soAuurY o.
MUSIC

The Garihaldf Fund.
RESULTS o. THE rERFoxxAScE AT THE aoAplxY o.
MUSIC.
J. G BENNETT, EsQ:-
DsAR au-we beg to submit 10 you the statement OF ro-
ceipts and expenses Of the performances given July
II u the Academy II Music, for the b-neht Of the a,
rbaoi Fund, with request to publish the same In
HxHALp We seize the present opportunity to tender TO
you heartfelt acknowledgment for the generous
por we have met with a. your hands, and cordially u
thgk the artists wei. all other persons who have
enabled ue " obtain this satisfactory result at such al
advanced Of the With great respect,
man. dear sir, your obedient servants T. MuzlO,
A. BRAvl
STATEMENT or KEcEn1s ExrENsxs or THE PERFORMANCE
GIVEN July IL AT THU ACADEMY or MUSIC FOR THx
IESxFn OF THE GAKIBAIDI FUND
Dr., By total receipts VI operate performances
u the Academy Of Music July IL, 1850 N'ss2 90
Cr. IL printing and aovertising.. Sl42 10
10 orchestra. ..,...................... llz o0
Togas, properties, wardrobe. .......... 176 90
10 ticket sellers, usners aud employees OF
NE THEATRE. Observation-Disclosures. l0o 10
which has been paid over 70 General Avexnsna 70 DO
relciteed To General Gsrbaldi.
TO THE EDITo2 or THR HERALD.
vFyou be 80 kind 70 pubnsh the following In your
Your su G most oSssd,eus servant.
GEN. JOSEPH AvEzzANA.
Tons ARsnas % rn ITALIAN 0pMsA IN Nxw YORK
these Gays VI trial, when native land - calling
upn al ts generous aiu General Gsrioald In his
helOC enterprise of national emancipation you have
betn not .ng % giving such appeal truly noble answer
Asoo'e nssr,sd people You have performed pa.r'os'c
Nation; and whie feeling much P,eased in forwarding
him the sum of 81 s34 la--the results Of your ca
tender yoa the war%est thanks n me ma ne
NV Yox, July ~, 1860
General Avezzana continues to receive subscriptions
and donations for the Same purpose at No "a Cedar street.
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DIR. Marsh Continues 60 Apply hts Radi-
cal Cure Truss with in efecng
hernia. or rupture MARSH A CO.,
No. yesey street, N. Y.
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Brooklyn PhOtoHraphs.-Wslli 9
Miniatures Cabinets mperas and Life Size. Two forty nine
lIIl0
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Prf Safes ISL Broadway, Of Murray street,
New York.
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Whiskey.-s. II. Suite Kentucky Salt
nvev Bourbon solo by all drugglsts- HE9EMAk a CO.,
Nos l6l, 800. GIL and 10 broadway. N. Y.
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Smithsonian House, broadway, corner
of Houston street. conducted on the European plan
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In all Cases W here the Blood In thin ina
reduced, 30 LowAys PILLS are most valuable RENE
dy They raise the pulse inviRorae the digestive orgsra
cleanse the liver regulate the bowels and give color body and
nutritive qualities 10 he blood
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Batcheler's Wigs and TouPees have Ina
all natural perfect
IT. and no inups behind shrinking No Is Boad
Garden Insects, Water Bugs. Roac hes
ard surely destroyed by Of MIRA
culous ysrmn Destroyer Those having gardens AID
should be without this ztor. Principal
depot siz Broadway. Sold by All druggists
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Growth and Proper Care or the Ladiss'
HsirAdv,ce for preventing t,.rnng gray By GRAND
JEAN, Astor place. Broadway.
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Drawings OF France, Brondbenss & Co. g

Drawings or France, Broadbents - Co.'S
Delaware Lotteries
Sussex County, Class l67 JuLY IA, 1854
80, z, Al, So, So, %, "a, 63, 81, "a, 10, /, 70.
GRAND CossoupATED LOTTERY CLASS, "a, july a. lsto
8, IS, ST, 80, "a, 54, 3, 33, 81, 81, 81, IL, 70.
FRANCE, BRoApbENrS CO.,
Managers, Wilmington, Delaware
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UCIIoE SALE or MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD vuI
N ntnre IN Mot dsy, AT the brvae residence No ss We
sixteenth street bss.sen fif,h sad SIKH co s.u
Of seven octave Pisooforte wood Drawing ROOM ss 81
and mAae Mirrors velvet C rats % msboer n,
Chan bos. Furniture, Oak bioing Room FurntG1e J o
further particulars ton oolumn.
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Bateheior's wigs, TOupees and Hair
Dye have improvements SURPRISING all others
erect IT. no turning behind. lG Bond street
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70 cash at COZ yet, the rates, it seems. are Io
mere, say get. discount for good sixty day bins
ana get. premium for choice sight drafts i !
yefy pfoad range. Sterling rules nom 109soaIoa1
ana i09s. ReHitters paid today rosy. hi ssaIsrs
say they have purchased from 1ooaesloaF psnt,
draffs are held at ll0I0lIo4, but il Il noru;na,
business with the banks, as they have very licht
balances to draw for. In francs theys ~ -
very Little doing. We quote ON ousside voy,a { IN
% ~ on Paris direct Sings. 10, with the bants
hoiaing higher, say 5.osi and very Iistie d sraw
for. - a'aH
Ine stock and Bond market is dull. There we're
no sases to-day The transfer books of Die Bank .
Louisiana closed till the 6th The State RanE ma
oitizens' Bank will make their dividends The cem-
ing weesy which will close the DIVIDEND season
until the advent Of the year 1861.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-30
STATE or LnrIStAN
Parish Of OrlenMs. City of New o.

STATE LOUISIANA. I
Parish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans, s
BE it mbered that the 25 Of July 1900 before
the undersigned, Justice of the Peace in and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared THOMAS A. ADAMS. Presi-
dent OF the Crescent Mutual Insurance Company OF New Or
eau Who being duly according law does depo5e and
say That the foregoing accounts Just and true and correct
transcript from the books of the Company.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President
Sworn to and sub crbed before the 25h July 1869
d. +. MITCHELL, I'd j. P,
The Board of Trustees have resovedto interest Of SIN
PER GENT in cash all the outstanding certificates of Pref
it's the holders thereof legal Representatives and
after the SECOND MONDAY in August proxrno.
Also, to declare dividend of THIRTY PER GENT 80 per
cent? the Net Earned Premiums Of the Company for the
year ending the Both Je 1860 for which certificates will be
issued on and after the first day OF October next.
And resolved further that after reservng One Million of
Dollars Of Profits, all the outstanding certificates of the
issue of the year 1851 be redeemed and after the SECOND
MONDAY IN AUGUST prtXimo-interest thereon to
fros1 3lth June ut.