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U ATHmAN,s TROPICAL ROOFING

Cheaper superior any other used Southern
climate
It's tested and recognized qualities are
LIST. DURA PII.fTY- to the best roofs
3D. IMPERMEA BILIrY-SHperior other no crack.
leaks being possible
3D. BEAuTYIt presents smooth and granite like surface
4th. GHEAPNESS-It costs much less Than, though
good any wood roof the interior
composition roofing heretofore offered the public SAVES the
cost cutters and valleys.
9th. gNfoMBusTIBIITyI will resist fire better than
slatc-roof.
9th CONVENIENCE will not soften under the heat Of
this climate and protects the interior Of buildings
tense heat of
It'll soIIDITYIt becomes harder smoother from ex-
can be put roofs Of slope being Ugh,
not Liable e and 6sasing require repairs
the I fhDflCAi hUoFISG' Is chemical conipannd Of
substances several of which peculiar alone
In proportions discovered by actual experiment experience
in this city.
Testimonials Of the correctness of the above in hands
fore contracting.
All orders left at the Postofce Box No. 2, Will be
h j. c. KATHNAf,
fel5 ly corner Of Bienvile and Marais so.
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18th inst, says:
The money undergone further
ing week present. while it easy,
comfortable the regular houses taking MI the good paper
l0l2 get The condition of the market salts
factory to lenders who experience difficulty in finding
pleymeut for their surplus funds.
The market for Eastern exchange has also worked The
supply has increased and the demand heavy it
last week The supply and demand about equal
Buying shade lower 40 for New York and
Philadelphia and 340 for Boston and Baltimore There
for New Orleans sight 25l1
bankers checks Dealers continued pay par. Noing doing
yanced with good demand and somewhat improved supply
taken equal
et 10 Is days sight pnr New Orleans bills
also good demand l dis for 30 day, and dis for
GO day We quote
Buying Selling.
New York sight. al prem. 349A prem
American Gold 2s@30 prem. 4Ocg5O prem
Western nncurrent money steady 2i Missouri
and dis. Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa.
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uELMROLp,s GENUINE PREpARATIoN.

HELnIBOLD's GENUINE PREPARATION
HELNBoLp,s BueHg for the Bladder.
R R9HT for h, The S tsRs
rs R RSIGH for H. nsps
HELMBoLD's BuCHU for Loss of Memory.
HEEsaEBss BSST e R Rissni Ki5 5s.hias
HEEMBoIB,s RgGIIT tor General Debility
HE%RSEBSS RSS#S e. SlsRs
HEEMBoLb,s HG6iIS ior prynsss Of SKIN.
! Fss Il. rv., ,,
HrSsob s scHG m sF with
Hn M Si BHGH rpd as5!s sa
cretion, and all diseases Of 10.
F FEMAEEs F FEHAEEs E FEaAEEs,
T TAKE Ne M MoEE FILLS FILLS,
THEY THEY ARE o oE Nc Nc 1 AVAIL
Use HEI.MBoLD's EXTRACT BUoHU for all complaints
No FAMILY Should be Without 1t!
TAKE NO MORE BALsAM Injurious and Unpleasant
Ct YssGs
from habits indulged in
~ BY young and Old,
And for diseases arising Habits of Dissipation It
noyss iii mnroper discharges and will restore the Patient
G tine 4 h ESTRa6r for Diseases and
g. Rfis5 sSi for =.
anu Ni''Aees = '. Urinary Organs,
ahe'her eN's'ns Male or Female.
from whatever cause originating, and no matter Of
How Long Standing.
All above symptoms admit oil the same treat
ment and may originate from the same cause
Read! Read! Read! Read?
HELMBoLD's BUgHU is safe, and pleasant in taste and
r5sssph II \ sffSs ss sy
contains Narcotic Mer-
curry injurious drug IT HEPM fBJ5 fo Sole
and subscribed before Me- M III sR o.
Price 81 per bottle S. delivered to any address,
Trial Costs but a Dollar-Try 1t,
convinced its An om % as %
Colleges, Cergymen and others. ,Y :, 1Jp1upoIn
Prepared by n,., a. IA !. .nai,t;cn, G,a,;+
1D4 South Tenth street, below Chestnut.
NECESSARY cAuTIoN-shoud unprincipled Dealers try
to palm off another article which pays better pr0h and is
ASK FOR HEIMBoID's EXTRACT BuCHU.
TAKE No OTHER.
CURES GUARANTEED.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
JOHN WRIGHT 4 CO.,
q and Isl Ghartres street
AGENTS FOR NEW ORLEANS
GUT THIS ouT-sEND OR CALL FOR IT,
AND AVOID EXPOSURE AND IMPOSITION,
Is GALPIN's CHOP HOUSE, . Ex-
E9 chang, Place Canal street and the Post Office.
S5sY JOHN dALPIN takes pleasure in calling the atten.
lion Of his old friends and customers 10 his CHOP
6ffI located te business and where they
will And everything the market Affords well cooked ceany
served and a moderate rates.
noS,T FORGET THE "CHoP HOUSE"
f,apin Beeseaks Chops and sausages good OF
old Carets and other Liquors carefully selected
be- had for askiug-and small specie PAYMENT osl tt
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE, 4. VERY FRY
- unerior secondhand Sugar Mill Steam Engine and BOILER
complete with connections and spes roller y inches diam
eter by fee inches length steam engine inches Diane
ter of cylinder by 81 length of stroke boiler AZ inches
diameier nv 22 feet long full set of Sugar Kettles two
rangbt iron Tanks Of il hogshead capacity each Apply
"e ~ Y. W. G. COOK.
foJo az No Canal street, Ne-p Orleans.
NJ Aw NCTICE-I HAVE RESUMED THE PRAC
flee Of INV profession be found ut Office No. ID
Camp street. =. r,,xx,o, ~,
mY1S 1v = =. es Nol.I.s.
nLp AND PURE RYE WEaISKY-l00 barrels
warranted old and pure, in store and fer sale by
TaIi s. JONES co. 81 Gravier street
*, DIXON, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw, No. n Camp
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CHEROKEE REMEDY. -
ROOTS. BARKS AND LEAVES.
sAusEous DRUGS AND POISONOUS MINERALS

NAusEoUs DRUGS AND POISONOUS MINERALS.
We ask afflicted of either which do preferf
nieasaut syrup compounded from Natures
Remedes-one which will speedily and permanently
az he vile cofposnds used with all their
and debiatig effect together with the oahsome disease
rnany times following the use of Mineral Poisons.
The "Cherekee Remedy NATURES specific for Gonorr
he's elect Gravel Structure Fnor Abus Whites, in Fe-
males all diseases Of the Urinary Organs curing these dis
eases by laws after all other preparations have failed
and of Heavens best merce 70 offending mani Instances
The preparations heretofore used hay failed but this
kind the governor the world is Father who aicts not to
kill but to cure
eases which when taken quickly flies all parts of the SYSTEM
attacks disease post and with fidelity and courage
truly admirable gives it rest until II has completely
PEELED the body and the unfortunate patient to
former health and vigor.
This Remedy strikes the very root Of the disease its
tendency simply suspend the poison but to the
cause which 1t depends
And what enhances value the entire absence of all
SMELL 1t lay in the counting on the
table, without being suspected Remedy for
cEet diseases. :, :,
treatise ynnerea disease with full directions for their
uermanent accompany each bottle.
Sold by WRIGHT & CO., Nos II and l5l Charities street,
New Orleans by all respectable Druggists and dealers in
medicines. ..,,,, , .,,,r,,,,,,
;aIf IySW 81. Louis NO.
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SCHEDULE or nAILs.
NEW ORLEANS POsT-DFEIcE.
WINTER ARRAEGEHEKr

From list November, 1853, to LIST June, 1sss
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DENTISTRY.

ssasn#@s= DIR. A. II. DUSTIE, No. 10 BA-
SSs4ssszzSA ROME STREET, having procured the as.
UIfYYYY sstance of one of the skllfu Dentists in
the country-DR METCALF Of New Yorl-is new prepared
to attend promptly to all branches Of
ENTISTRY
Entrusted to his care.
In regulating CIIILDREN'S TEETH, and the manufacture
of Artificial Teeth, DIR. NJ has had UNPARALLELED sue
CESS
E8-Teeth extracted without pain. fer BIN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-24

s'l speAn.... with light receipts, the sales were
confined to about $50 hhds., at unchanged prices.
Fair to Fully Fair 6s@7ac. u b.
MoLAssEs. :. About 400 bbls. New sold at $40
sec. for Ordinary and Fermenting, aud 37@3sc.
for Prime; with so half bbls. at SOC. % gallon.
FLOUR. We noticed sales of some $500 bbis.,
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POSSESSIONS Ounce news
When the distance the g. 5. mailing oil go I "
fee s-- -
300 miles under. .......,.l lDc. Il
Over 2s00 miles,. ne. a.
NORTH BRITISH POSSESSIONS. 49,
When The distance from the q, s. mailing Of
flee is ~
200 miles or under. SIC 4c.
Over $50 miles, .........,.J 44c al
When received in the United States, and the
distance to the Office of delivery is- s5s5s
200 miles under .....,.... Inc 9e
- Over 2500 miles. ..........I ne 2c
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A sToUNDING CoNFEssIoN
AND
STARTLING DEVELOPMENTS
H ks THE PIRATE.
Ready THIS DAY Fhdsy} the 18th
tthe Day of E1ecution)
THE LIFE, TRIAL AND CONFESSION.
ALBERT w. HICKS, THE PIRATE,
Who committed the Triple Murders Bsa u OysteE sooP
Edwin A. Johnson IN New. York Hnba
n This most Startling Confession - By him TO the
u authorities and the proceeds Of m publication guaranteed
for the benefit Of Hks family this being the eny cessdUfs
tion upon which be would reveal Tale Of Crime which hsn
hes him vhh the commission Of
NEARLY ONE HUNDRED MURDERS
100 Pages with Graphic Illustrations and Portrait
Price Is Cents.
READ! READ
hereby certify that the confeson dictated BY TO Lorenzo
D .,s de- s S :ns
lions board the A. Johnson other with ,he
ssss as.s ben .':ss
and the various crimes with which my e has been
-' csisnss) ALBERT W. HICKS
LORENZO DE ANoELIs, Deputy M.r,hsL
Also, CHARLES GAYLER.
New-York, July 10, 1890
OYncR o. s. MARSHAL,
SOUTHERN DISTRICT or NBw.YoRK.
hereby certify that the within confession Of Albert w.
Hicks made By him and ths! the only confession
made by him. (Signed) LORENZO DE ANUELI6,
July 9, 1860. Deputy u. 8. Marshal
B Send Orders early, this Thrilling Narrative only
be obtsined Of the Purchaser Of the Copyright
r. NJ. DE WITT Publisher,
No. 13 Frsnkfortrk
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6peeial Noiitrs.
Grand Mass Nfeerins

u
Grand Mass Meeting
4 CITIZENS epcctivc Of party, who believe that the bes,
ess Of country the stability of the Union the
or institutions viii be bos, served and promoted by the
kse.ion Of ABRAHAM LINCOLN the Presidency, win be
L. on MONDAY EVENING July l6 at u O'clock at Union
fsssre, Broadway, 4th-sv. and l4ih IT.
following distinguished gentlemen have been Invited TO
i1Srss the meeting, and are expected to speak;
4 HORACE GREELEY, GEO. r. BABCOCK,
4 THOMAS CoK~lN, DANIEL ULLMANN,
4 JAMES o. PUTNAM, r. F. ANDREWS,
ROGER g. BALDWIN, +. L. SNOW,
1 TRUMAN SMITH, GEO. 9. BELLOWS
4 ExMAYoR HALL,
By order of Committee OF Arrangements,
! sHEPHEkD KNAPP Chairman.
VIZ. ,. I. cHiPsiS Secretary.
DIR. Cheeyer going surope-,he ssi1s st steam,
Peat NAY 0uEkf win convey ;he atendi Of Dr
is l Say sss sS.7E'fs s Is 81 s N
2 snd nS . s, Mh y e,. 0Gs q esc S a. had
tbr once Of Abe Ausiavery Standard No Beeknans
n fIym n,sa0ers Of the Church Of the f@iten.
| ..~epfh Ward Lincoln and Hamiin Club. The
pds 40 New Csna st. junction Of Esss Broadway
dKSsyT.s. ssls 70 sse hoase warainsi will be kept
en- every ssH' WI va iSteS MeRiSHsY S1 President
s..s a.. 1asS'its, 4 III, Secretaries
TveI,1h Ward Csnpaisn Club,--A regular meeting Of
Ihe Cub win be held FRIDAY EvENiNv, July 10 ss
Ieelosi q, headquarters. on sdsy near LSSo
il
w. T. rAsoS ~ sec J'F. WILLIAMS Pres
i twentieth Ward Rail-spIirters' Battaiion.-An
lie hsld At hesdq qssrtes lss THIS tF
Idsy) ENthlNO O'Clock The roll wall be called at that
hou precisely u D., r., GAtibi ~, "a 6SSPeHln; fl,
| DAVID hcApAx, Secretary
twenty first w ard Rail.splitters, Company e. are
requested NO ssS straw rhiS friday EstNNG
iu requested business Of Importance will
cone Before 'ns G2o G. G. ELLISON, Orderly Sergeant
Csshty.The Executive COMMITTEES Of This Club Will meet at
Of the Hon kdnund j. Porter No. Nsssaast,
WILLIE wnRD, Secretary.
EIecsrion-0. vANDENH0FF, a. NJ, is AT HOME
sIas ss sa;sT.sI sEn GR;s No ks;s
Mr. va hHa been proved TO be the certain cure Tor
s.snn erns and preventative Of Bronehtis
Fine Aris-Ibe ls:est wOrt Of Mr; LILLY M sPEN-
CT H. bsus p@Erns from lie entitled privileged Char
leTS eshibion, for Two Gays only s snedeeors
ne :f'a "iiyas d. 9: ZAP .s picssre
Attention, RaiIspiitters and Wide.Awakes.-
Capt ChALkkk, Of the Orignal Hartford Wide wakes, will
fuIh Cubs sh UNlfUA6 complete istye sdopted by the
AAth ara hsipers Ut SD Il nvtce toI terms, address
CaPt JAMES 5. CHALkER Hartford, Conn.
Reference; d. l.. Gsyet, No. ia broadway.
wide-Awake Clubs
kYcuch country obseiuine and
WE'D NAM az the rooms Of the Young Mems Repue
loan Union, No. sss broadway, stuyyesant Institute.
Parsons'- Rai and Roach Exierminator.
The BEST IN lhE WORLD.
Noah ia ,bou1t 70 have mad board sappy of EXTERA
Major the fact hi foI nearly SIX weeks he dd not see
Ar, Sold by ell Dugs. in The United states ana CsneeS
Ice Pitchers! Ice Pitchers! Ice Pitchers!
REnsi,s Rr,sa,n. ,iip. S Of " f LUCIUS HART.
ostn's --.- - -
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HERE WE ARE. ..s.p
m TUE COMIC MONTHLY IS OUT snd for sALE
~ al Neasdealer IN the World wherever English i spoken
'' TIE COMIC MONTHLY .
IA one of the pleauntest companions nile taye tas
,inS n sknz many odd minute that would 0t1er"e os
.yn.ui or melancholy, pass nerfiy enough
fgrle AuFust lcurrsu number coit.l.ns :, ,.,-..,
NNe TtE uIMORs or THE CANVASS,
49,. .. ems nm of au,ricsl hits at politics BY Bellew.
1IIF Two "A little piesGIe sPfoPos oi Hee
~. LAST OF THE yAPANEsE-A very funny full page
series. BY Belew. $500, nm .,rp Rv Mini,
Tie BIG BU @ or THE SEAS (tbe Great SSs'eih DS Del
lew ,,.. II hrn,orous reading
'" 0n'' '~ NS TRY A NUMBER? III
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WHAT MAY BE LEARNED FRoMATREE,
d. APPLET TON Co.,,
NOS. 443 AND 44J BROADWAY,
PUBLISH THIS DAY:.
WHAT MAY BE LEARNED
FROM
A TREE.

HARLAND COULTAS
Author OF Organic Life the Ia Animals as,in Plants" ke.
l vol, 1vo, Cloth 81
From The Evening Bulletin.
The work sbonnds In reflections In passages true
indeed to have His views Labor truly
noble We commend deserving the stteEon Of those
who read good and rseful books"
From The Philadelphia inquirer
The ancient minstrel made trees Dance bot Harlan Couas
has made th' speak and witn wonderfully attractive eo
quence 1he true patrons Of the highest form Of human learn
who svs us ia trees that felt but hs.
not reported, as is now beautifully done.'
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vol, limo. Cloth. rs cents Paper covers, Is cents
THE PHYSIOLOGY OF COMMON LIFE. By George
Henry Lewes. 2vols, limo. So.
DIR. OLDHAM AT GREYsToNEs, AND HIS TALK
THERE S1
THE MOUNT VERNON PAPERS. By Edward Everett.
! vol 12mo. 81 Is
THE HISTORY OF THE STATE OF RHODE ISLAND
AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS. By the Hon. samuel
Greene Arnold Vol. H. Price S2 %.
Siberia and Incidental Notes of Msnchoa Kamschska and
japan. By Perry McDonough Collins. VOL Elmo Cloth
RAwLINsoN's HERODOTUs, new English version, edi-
ted with Notes and Appendices Maps and Illustrations
Sols / to Ill. Price S2 81 each
NEARLY READY:
THE EBONY IDOL Novel written BY Lady OF New
LIFE OF WILLIAM r. PORTER, late Editor of Porssr'
RENiNlscENCEs OF A GENERAL OF iS1cER OF zou-
HOPES AND FEARS. By the author Of :" The heir Of
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n0YT's HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE

h OHTs HIAW AHA HAIN IE1i O'..f ~, . Y =.
warranted every instance to restore Cray hsu 70 Tvs
acios ct.es Of aud has not failed single In
10 olsh ali olsiIned for it. No h>h 80 gray
~ % nd but he Hsw stha change to- beautiful aud ie
Ike brown and It ' not instantaneous ays ~neh a
ent 10 sub. sospns washing and sPnnss o. no
hsl every dine il ia applied: nor 10 preparation Of sulphur
ar min IL an article requiring no pepera ion no washing De-
fore or sfer using applied ~ nye minute. ade aa WIN
People who used tnis preparation declare II nsca
ous IN lie effects and that viii PerorE all tlA Pfe'ena'
40 ~ Balou's Pictorial. -, >,
wonderful end we can eSy say we ind0rSe all
F5r ts.toisls and directions bandsis accompanying
each bottle. 49,, ~ -. v,,,.
god by C. Wells Co.. General Agents. No lis Frsnklin
q. Cssw.l Mack Co, 5thsy. Hotel George w. De La
y,7r No 6shav, corner lihst and BY J. Coddins
Ion NO ms broadway also IN Brooklyn by Mrs NJ Hayes
No lis FULTON and A. b. Chsdw ck corner Court and Prrs
dent ts also is1sburgh BY j. butler Co., No ~
am 81 Also In jersey City by Lonssd Nos ~ Montgomery
IT, and By prine retail Druggists and Fancy Goods deal
ems throughout the country.
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rTyHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR JULY IA.
THE NEw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the fOllowing
I..LEADING ARTICLES The Canvas. Before Us;
Napoleon ILL The % Unoan1sd TeTIte1is
q Dead Broke sGu1 asas, IN the TeltSls, Totc.-
4. 1 d EssS. Hl HAL hSS'f How H. Is
Californs were Stopped.
u..REvIEw OF THE WEEK: Giving In conden,ed
and conspicuous form the latest and most npoft.ns
events that have trsnspired in the City and Suburbs,
and the United States.
III FROM EUROPE
Iy..FROM MEXICO Defeat and Capture Of hirsmon
y ANOTHER DOUBLE MURDER; A Mother and
Child Slaughtered; Arrest OF the Perpetrstor
VI. .TgRRIBLE FLOOD IN AUSTRALIA.
VII. HORRIBLE TRAGEDY IN IOWA.
VIII. INFAMOUS OUTRAGE IN ILLINOIS
Ix.PAREwLLL TO THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION
X..CoL MEDICps EXPEDITION IN AID OF GAR
IBALDi
XI NAPOLEON TO BOMBA.
XII THE PRINCE OF WALES
yIII TROTTiNG AT PHILADELPHIA 4: Match between
Flora Temple and Geo. M. Pstehen
LATEST NEWS REoEykR sf To- Ibs y
TIibene The Visit Of the Prince OF wales Dfu'a
Murder.
ence Of The N Y. Tribune.
XvI..NEw PUBLICATIONS; Le'ie's AnlobiosrPhiea
Reeolections.
xv,I uTALTH AND DISEASE.
XVIII. THE CROPS.
XIX AGRICULTURAL SCHOOLS
Xxx. IMPORTANT FROM SYRIA.
XXI EXECUTION or HARDEN
xxII AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.
XIII. PERSONAL
XIV POLITICAL.
xXv. MISCELLANEOUS
XVI. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
xyyII. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Fun Report, Of the
Stock Money, Cotton Grain, and Cattle Markets,
specially Reported for The ~ I. Tribune.
Txnxs-s2 per Annun,. Three Copies for s9 Ten Tor s
Twenty Copies TO one addrcts fEo anu A es N'P' w Wv
person who forms the Ciuo
roY Club Of One Hundred, we send The Daily Thbuns
ustis. rg,s
MORNING. Price Five Cents.
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NOTICE to ADvERTISERS.-The only Daily
~ p.nsr ,ubhrd At the Canadian Seat Of 0overnnens
EHp oSiIByC MORNING CHRONICLE bis taken In al
aOs every family Quebec and creu,is ss 1sns. sIs
,nsteS on the visit Of Prince Advertisers VIII nnd Ihh
CI3RONICLE an e,ceert medium Daily Ckrsnios Rs'
snnum IN sSyrnssi Weekly Chronicle. ~ 40 T"s s' -
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DUBLISHED THIS DAY, and for sale at all
i Bookstores and News Depots.
A GRAND EXPOSE
THE SCIENCE
q A M B l. I N g.
CONTAINING
COMPLETE DISCLOSURE OF THE SECRETS OF THE
ART, AS PRACTICED BY PROFESSIONAL
GAMBLEaS.
By An ADEPT.

Cloth, Git Flexible Cover Price 50 cents.
Written by person who for the last eighteen years has made
Gambling his profession and study This book being full Ex
position Of all Games psJed for the last twenty yea and st
the present day. beside full exposition Of all Confidence Gsmes
how played BY wfom and where. This book s written %
plain that person reading may become as expert as the
accomplished Gamblers. Also full description Of all
Tools Machinery used by Gamblers together with uny
cideps which have trsnspred i the principal cities Of tho
United States the author has played p1omin part
end which may be familiar to great many readers Of this book
CONTENTS:
The of Faro and how played the advantage the Gams
r has when the Game played fair and unfair with full de-
scrption OF all Tools and Machinery used In this Game.
The Game Of seven.Up All Fours with full description
Of the long hand Of sevep-Up, and how played
Ia. Oame of I~s P--~s, 49, Pa-y.A
The Eurhe, with full description OF the long hsnd
Of Euchre.
The Game of Roulette and how Played the percentage
against the Better, when played fair aud unfair
The Game of Spout Cold Decks, and how played.
Chucker Luck, or Sweat Cloth how played.
Stamped OF Marked Cards; how to tell them.
The Game of Three ard Monte; how played
The Arm Strap with full description This Is considered
one of the most ingenious things invented for Gambling
purposes
1he Convex, French invention how played The Strap
Game.
The Ball and Safe Game; how played The Bogus Chech
Game.
Afuil description Of all Confidence Games
LUONA PRESCOTT;
Or,
THE CURSE FULFILLED.
Illustrated BY Dsriey
BY NED BusrIlEE.
Phce twenty y.hve cents
Mailed free Of postage on receipt Of price.
FREDERIC A. BRADY, Publisher,
No "a Annst, NewYork
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TTHE CORNHILL MAGAZINE, No. VII,


TUNHE IUHNHIIL NAhNTHLINLt 4NVs
III (FOR JULY l9G0l
With Two Inastrutons
NS' CONTENTS:
tn. -Four Geoges Sketches OF Manners Morals Court soa
Town Lie With Illustration
I.-Oeorge the First . ,,, A..
Psychological RIDDLES. How We Aet.
No. of G,nius. By Matthew Arnold
Frsmley PsIs0nsge -
sChapier XiX-Money Dealings.
S.hsster XX-Hsrold Smith Ia the Cabinet;
Chspter xA-wby ruek the G fony was De"'e'
risetTieity and the Ele ;tre Telegraph
r. Portsat 1.-THE Ume1 uIhlea- 4. p...,.. u,,h
n .;esI Instrument By Elizabeth Barrett Browning WIN
sn Illustration.
AduItsrslio and iis Remedy. p,,o..,h., Fssavs
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