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The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-06-24

corpse" she added moment after
at is n drcary world for the widow
and the tatherless," she added very
sadly.
"Indeed it must be-" Mrs. Grave:
responded earnestly, watching til,
seamstress fold up the dress. "AnG
must you sew more to niSht?" she
asked, seeing the widow commence o,
another dress that did not appear &c
! be quite finished.
. ''Oh yes; / expect Mrs. May is
disappointed, for I promised her this
dress should be done by dark, bu,
illness prevented"
"'Then give mt needle and thin
BILE said Mrs. Graves.
The dress-lnakcr looked up in ut,
ter astonishment.
. stop. have my own thimJle-
give me Your needles | will take
this one" she added, helping herself
from Il necdle-case. Il am going to
sew for you. l am much more able
to do the whole Of it to set stitch"
"bh. my dear madam - exciaiIn-
ed the scamstress "no no youg
sweet, kind words have done more
toward aiding me than your needle
could. Bless youi there are some
hearts that can feel for us - and
she dashed away tears. still intent
upon her work.
AT this moment the frail little bell
received such /. wrench that it struck
violently against the wall. The
dress-maker nervousiy arose and bur
ried to the door.
"lIave you that dress donc!" de-
manded II coarse voice.
almost :" she tried to speak
cheerfully. "Won't you come in -
"Ycs-I suppose necessity will
compel me to; hat let mc tell you.
it is the last piece of work tina,
ever YOU will do for me-
Mrs. Graves was shocked. She
had noticed the tlciicacy. The retiring
manners of the poor >ramstrrss. and
harsh voice smotc very painfully on
her ear.
Il tried very hard. very hard,
Mrs. May" said tho poor woman.
catching up the dress before tn"
other WAS scarcely inside the room
ooh. Yes, that's always the ey-
cusr. You have done 50 Nv" or
three times, and I've put up with it
because you're poor aud | wish to
help yon: but ! really cannot sub
nit 10 be imposed upon in this way"
The pale sewer only hi; her lip,
hu' made u" reply.
Il suppos" | shall have +" stay
here for an hour - exclaimed Mrs.
May. pctti~hlv.. ~,ill not seeing the
face o, -hc other customer, who sat
in the dark shadow.
"oh, no, lean get through in less
iimc than that-much less" replied
Mrs. Hall. Il was taken quite Ill
to-day" she added, gently, cor
should not have disappointed Won"
at is not the first TIM said Mrs
May. nfccliugly.
Are you nat going toilet me SOW ~
asked Mr.. Graves.
THANK YOU for a thousand times,
Mrs. Graves; but it viii not be con
v.nicnt for two" rrplicd The srau,<-
trcss. while Mrs. Nav exclaimed il,
tones Of deepest uor,iticatio,
"Whv, Mr.. DIR. Grayr-, I did no,
know Won were here"
"Ycs. | have been ,,r-in- Mrs.
HALL to lc; me aSSis, her replied
Mrs Graves. with a cold ineln,afion
# the head. 1T really makes nv
heart ach. TO see her SITTING her, -
,,, and fired wish cnuld l,clr
her"
"R.allv-I-" exclaimed Mrs. .
Nav. terribly embarrassed. for Mr.. .
raves WAS socialIv as well as in !
ellectuaiIy. her superior.
LET mo send Won Same i,lii.s fpr,
your sick boy, wont you," Continued /
he doctors Wifi. preparing to leave. /
IN call asainon Monday" she said, I
and, slippiug a dollar into the hand
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TELEG R A PHO.

Louisville, june 13,-Capt. Chaun
~ Of the retired list commands til,
Susquehana. The Colorado ha. he,
orders and will sail soon.
New York, June 13.-The North
Star has arrived.
I Cairo, June ia steamer, with
two Federal companies, and Il squad
of artillery, are cruising.
! When few miles below Columbus
KY, her machinery broke, and The
boat dritted ashore. Three persons
Went ashore and cut down Il seces.
sion flag.
: Washington, June 13-Dan. Sick.
les five regiments were mustered in
oday.
| Missouri has been added to Nc
Clelland's department Eight were
killed at little Bethel and forty five
were wounded.
\ dispatch tn arrest VIM. Trap
mann, of South Carolina, said to be
the bearer Of privateer papers and
other Confederate documents, reached
Boston too late, the steamer had sail
cd
Gossip-Tl,e Southern camp Mt
Romncy has been threatened.
/ McClelland's forces hope 10 attack
Charicstnwn in week.
. Six additional Ohio regiments have
been ordered to Western Virginia to
operate in kanawha Valley.
! Cincinnati, Junr 13.-A regiment
of Fcdcralists have attack ed Romncy
in Virginia, successfully.
/ ST. Louis, June l3.-W. G. Brook :
brother to late congressm an, has been
arrested for treason; other prominent
citizens axe implicated. The Federal
troops are being distributed in Mis-
souri. Three steamers are at the az
s"nal taking troops for Jefferson City
Usage bridge on the Pacific Railroad
has been burned \ truce tagged
detachment has arrived ut Great Be
thcl from Fortress Monroe to bury
their dead
GOV. Jackson says in his procl;.-
nation, that " Il series of unlocked for
and unparalleled atrocities have been
Of th;s Northumberland al ,nn, -,
rioh..,nl l;L.r,;.s &c 80 'e ,adi, III 1 ~.
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FOrtificatiOns Of the Southern
& SfateSe

Sutjoined (says the Windham
Journal, Greene Co, N. " is list
Of Notifications, taken from Col. Tut
toms report made to Congress a few
years ago, giving the cost Of each,
and the number Of guns they several
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THE DAHL NE US,

THE DIZZY NE us,
X published erery Tuesday, We'd
nesday, 7Nursday, Friday. and SAT
urday morning, at SIS per !ycar To mail
subscribcrs. 1t contains all the late
news. Any person sending tie names
six s4bscytters, accompanied with
the Cash. for tie Daily or Weekly,
viU be entitled 10 one copy gratis, .for
a year.
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Shreveport Weekly News.
Published erery Momday Moraing, a,
$3.50 Per Annllln.
JNo. DICKINSON,
EDITOR AND PROPRYETOR
q Office, on Ieros street, near the
Mayors OG'ce.
U Entrance on Spring street. 81
OUR TERM S

OUR 1ERWS
Specimen copies torwarded to~ny al
dress. bit subscriptions are nat receired
xa!ess he nancy accompanies tie name.
The News will be sent two years
for Four Dollars.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-20
49, E.ss ME

49, - ME
oYFICE RICHMOND PETERSBURG R. R. CO.,
RICHMOND, Va, Oct 80, 1880 (
TEVHE trains on this road will follows:
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND FOR PETERsBURG.
Express daily Except Sundsys) connecting with the .
Norfolk snd Petersburg Railroad at 4SO A. ID.
Accommodation tr-Eeehy, Monday, wednesday
and Friday, Al eUO \ ~.
Kali daily al H43 r NJ
TRAINS LEAVE PETERSBURG FOR RICHMOND.
Express dan, s. Ei5 A NJ
alton iri-EeeEly, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, ct SO h.
Mall daly EXCEPT suRdAys) N5l5P. II.
THos II. wTEEE,
uobi-tf superintendent
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DAILY LINE or PACKETS.

TBgRIwETKLY, THROUGH TO LYNCH fEE.-lTIIITS
4 BURG LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, Esss2fosf3Esx
AND TRI-WEEKLY on THE OPPOSITE DAYs, NAMING DAI-
LY LINE As PAR Az sCOTTsYILLE.
Richmond TO scotsvcs 81 Richmond TO Lezlngtcn.. 90
d" lyncHhurg 4 40 I" " Bachsr az. ~
The through 1e Richmond Monday, WEDNESDAY sad
Friday II NJ AMI snd amer O. sp'ccbsr To- TeT
lice sco.',ye via s, b. Iustay Thursdays aa3 sat
urdsys ir sssccgAe Ett-utrg leave Scots
vii. Monday. " -die. -Ly end Friday - ~ II.
Fee distance e - pscErg Csri below for through
line. oh.erv la The rco,ise Ee viii pass rteme Hate
point The oPpois DAY al &c zane going a2 aud N hour
later coming duEu.
LHsNl Leu - hug IL
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RAILROADS, &C.
SOUTU-slnE RAELp

SOGTH-SEUE HAhEksOAD.
ONANDAFTER MONDAY THETA AU- fsxs
" gust the passenger Trains, will fonows: &&f
PROM PkTkR5BURG TO LfkOhBURG.
Ma. Train starts daily $50 NJ reaches Lynehburs alsss
Pm. -,
Passenger Train EtarI daily except Sunday, al 40 r. ~
reaches LJnehburg stl2S0 A. y.
PROM LYEOHBURd TO PETERSBURG.
Ma. daily ai II A H. reaches PeierssaIs NJ
Passenger Trains daily except Sundays al 1920 NJ
reaches R<euburg at 6:s0A NJ.
These Eans with two daily trains TO The bprn hnoI
Vile Nashville Memphis, Ge. 10 New Orleans.
10 This ihe shorte and most expeditions route 10 all psrs
Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas and Texas
The City Point Train Petersburg daily except sunda ~
IA NJ and 70 Hoon o, Point a. $50 a. H. and lsO
trains and o all ho steam packets when ns
h D. BIRD,
AuaG General Bup sr.ntsndAEt
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.

TEyIIR WIZ CHINA LIZ. INSURANCE COMPA-
NY f prepar for business and the attention OF We
uo InestlS cal ell TO the Importance Of ts objects ms
on ,Any Its chatter seyeneshs OF lie prohts,
every hr year, the policy no ders thereby giving we
.tur tn tn Fysteu with The pledge OF
ep ma ,ptaI oct of O0OO anu ded security mat its
(, o. derI led inter conducting lie
Affair. yru Az ESQ
Inc J tsr our hA N Capital Sock and rarnlogs
he ed oni Mo age unn umoefed Real s'A'e
" m d. leth
II eoM 9th m2a1y ITO sid In retaining At hone
be iumen TOT y ch zoe annually tron our state
~ he Premiums No-,T 'ompares That money win be
can Customers OF years legal interest," and dis
ttrse lu dst
ei a 90 Other cd upGnlss. Slaves ihSnredtor
ne :. az or O. z Of yers.
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DHOCROH FOUNDRY A nACHINE suops
o0RsEa o. az IND TrH sIRIITs,
kioauosDVA

'tALBoTT BROTHER, ProPrstqrs Of the shove sosu
u are nov building PORTABLE STEAM ENGnEs u AZ a
proved construction, % all sizes from sT forty one Psv-
suitable 'or Circular sa~ hs, 1hreshing kalEss aff a. A.
purposes, which they nAter Themselves flz equs rt a.
oerior 70 any Engines built hsre or elsewhere
They will also furnish STATIONARY sTEAk Es5Is fro.
zen Borse 20 any required power.
and OF VARIOUS sises.
PUMPS md wHLELs for wATLa WOKE, r5zTAgLsesu
MILE and IR0Ns for MILE Of al kndi
RAILROAD WORK ~ every description
TOBACCO PRESSES ELATTENfNG MILF and al ,rt-., -,
Manufacturing Tobacco, together With every n BRtgg
Ron oAsrIsGE snd WROUGHT IsGE wolE
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IMPORTANT FROM GuYANporTE.


IN SECOND KENTUCKY REGIMENT AT w0Rx--JEs-
INNS AND HIS GANG MAKE TRACKS, NOVEL
euARD HousE-fRs0kRRs rAKIH--AN OLD LADY
RDOICEs.
From the Cincinnati Gazette, July 10
% Tuesday last the First and second kento.ky regi
Hnts left this city for Virginia by river with orders 20
nls ~ 6uyandote 10 rout the secesonsts who nave IN
sted that neghborhood cpon nearing the pont OF des
anaton Colonel Woodruff of the Second regiment, or
eeTed bis men 10 prepare 10 march The whole regiment
was under arms m five minutes. Five miles below the
town The regiment landed II ascertained that,
Jenkins, with his cavalry, was in the town
TO prevent his retreat Captain Brown, with three
pAAes despatched 70 take possession of the bridge
hadiGg into the country, while COLONEL WoodfnH, with
seven companief, took the direct road marching 40
AsNble quick time. JENKINS, however, had taken the
alarm and fed with his cavalry before Captain Brown
reached the bridge He made good time prov ing by
n accomplished in tins respect that he is Of the
Tvs
Some forty notorious rebels were taken prisoners aud
Annmber OF rifles We're seized An open bridge leading
cut OF the town, which spans small river was turned
INTO guard house The prisoners driven INTO tnis
COMPANY Of our men being placed at each entrance
Qoaenei woodruff being asked how he proposed prevent
my wantcd 10 jump OF they could 10 down seventy
~ without hurting his feelings
me omcers were ordered 10 quarter themselves in he
Ades paror OF the hotel The proprietor Of the latter
was glad 10 be permitted TO take the oath
~ soon AZ Il became known that our soldiers Were
We sovn IN force the Stars and Stripes which under The
yNn OF terror inaugurated by Jenkins, had been hid
IVY wero bsought out aud in few hours they noaied
nom nearly every house IN town.
touching Incident occurred soon after The suIugation
81 tho rebels skill across from the Ohio side
seated an old lady sixty Ave years Of age who crossed to
saiutc our soldiers. She made speech folows-"I
Acught would live 20 see the time when could again
Sarry the Stars and strpee in Guyandotte" She WAS
loudly eered and she returned her home on the Ohio
shore With an overflow ing heart.
5he rebel prisoners to DO taken 10 Columbus
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KANSAS pREpARTYG For DEFENCE

Ihe Governor u Kansas IL wisely acting in raising
sosne Guard coinranes &C. to ropel any upon The
eSrder towns by roreatDg Mssouriane Governor Rob
1.son aud General coamore arrived Leavcnworth on
NE eth inst, with the Of the nght at Carthage
aney stated that the light was between Colonel seges
command and General Rains sceshers and 500 rebels bt
ens DUST Tho report comes from Fort Scott where The
story " generally believed.
WAGONS k0a TIE KANSAS REGuL AIRS IN MISSOURI.
tFrom the Leavenworth (Kan.) Copservativel
Captain Prince will start train of thirty wagons for
yo Stnrgss, command on Thursday. An wanted
- accompany them Colonel Weer will recruit the
1stt company already nearly full for that purpose. The
company h expected here 20 day.
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A LhEkr MORTIMER GRIFFIN a 90, AUCTONEERs.- -
"A Extraordinary sale Of elegant and costly Household
FURNITURE tho property Of family declining honsexeep
ing TINS day (uesday), Al l0s O'Clock at the elegant
mansion OF Madam Louis dc Grand Vale IS West Sixteenth
street between ffsh and siS,havs heaeonecrs would
particular attention OF thoir friends aubc
ts sale catalogue comprising he richest OF
household furniture, Nc, offered AZ auction this season
Furniture was all made to order less than months
ago, and rs Of the best description sale positive Without
regard TO the weather Drawing RECONSIDERATION Velvet
carpets two superb suits, carved in solid rosewood,
covered With green and gold brocade; Secretary and
Bookcase, kegeres Pier and Mantel Mirrors embroidered
Lace Curtains statnary Bon2es Vases Centre and Card
Tables, Reclining Chairs Chandeliers, Candespras, superb
artistic Bronze Figures Ormolu and Bronze Clock runs
month OF Paintings by eminent artists Sovres aud Ores
den China Ornaments Psrsn marble s,atuettes nssnih
cent seven octave Canterbury, stool and Cover latsand
oak Bist Extension Table China Dinner Set Crystal and
Ruby Glassware, Table Cutlery solid syerwsre, rose
wood aud mahogany Dressing bureaus, Bedstoads Ward
robes, Commodes Dressing Table Hair and Spring Mat
tresses, tounterpsnes, saees, Towels, panso,s Sofas
Chairs, Rockers, Mcraws patent Sofa Bedsteads Book
stands Toilet Tables brussels and Ingram Carpets OIL
cloth and stair Carpets ALSO large assortment OF Basement
and Kitchen Furniture House TO lot or sale forpsrto
lars see auctioneers
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COX mn REwARD-roR, ANY ONE VINO CAN
6r.d phrenclos ss'rooss ard medical adviser Who Y
syes concs rning any nj human lfe srS
RERK Attorney street, removed to ~ stanton street. neas
Isyth
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DkwNbRCEERS SALEM. ELsAs, .rCTIOSEER,
IL Will sel on Tuesday, July 10, at 1917 O'clock at346
Eas' Houston AFFECT, large ;ssofsm,nt 9. ladies' amt
gentlemen Cothipg anil Wearing Apparel Watches jew
cry, H.. BY 1der 81 X. GBlyS!ltLjskN
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4 RTHUR SMITH u Co, AuCl1ONEERs. --LARGE AND
n peremptory sale az elegant Household Furniture,
rosewood Piauoforc, &c. this day TUESDAY, AZ two
o'clock IA the afternoon, az Tie private residence Of Dr.
Phillips, No 1850 East Tenth street between Third and
iouf,h avenues, few doors from Broadway The furni
tire has heen IN use only three months ana in ex
ca'ient ordet:Saita OF parlor Furniture. octave
rosewood Pauoiortc, Chckerlng maker; Lace Curtains
Etsgsrss, Bookcase, Mirrors Carpets nine Bedrooms
neatly furnished aud cafpeted Sofas Chas Dining Room
Tables, CrockeIy, Kitchen Uteusils &c sale positive
this day, M two o'clock = NJ
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4 lCUoN NOTlCE-,ROCKFRY AND GLASSWARE,
byJ = BARTLETT, on Tuesday July 10, at O'Clock
81 2sI Pearl street in lots for city and country dealers
large, fresh stock OF Granite, Edged Dip C. & yellow
and Rock Ware, C. G. Jelly Cans.
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UCriON SALE OF CRocRERY AND GfASs.-HENRY
IA &. EVANS will sell by catalogue, for cash, in lots
rom the shelves sni, dealers this day (rucsS at
o'clock, at SO Maiden lane all kinds of white granite and
common Ware, Glassware, he Ne sale positiye and
reserve
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n ~ El.DRIDGE STkEET.-MADAMb WiDGER, CLAIR
on vos ant aad gifted Spanish lady, unveils the mys-
nese prepares medicines for sl diseases, tells lacky
numbers. property lost or stoen &C. W
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LOAN OFFICES.

4 NO. 9CHAMBERS STREET.-MONEY 10 LOAN TO
"A any amount on diamonds watches, iswelry, &c.
" the well known and old established ISAAC broker and
psnnnission merchant No. Chambers street " B-No
tn1lnese transacted on Saturday
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CHkWtFNs sAlE--SATOoN FURNITURE, &c
- tHtNbfRS 4 FAlRcIiIDS Auctioneers,
Office No ll3 Nassau street ,
VIII sell, this day Tuesday) at IL O'Clock al No I0d
Chambers street, Counter Chairs soois Tabee CroskeFy
Plated Ware, 0iiciohs, Carpets, &c, &c.
JOHN KELLY Sheriff
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FC GAtFNEY, AUCrIoNEER, 10 CHAMBERS srRf'Er,
l.. Will sell on "Wednesday July II, at lo,s o'clock,
the Lease Stock and Fixtures Of The well known Bekery,
223 Elizabeth street Every thing complete necessary for
the business. Rent low
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THE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD rs rHH
young aud acrninplshea Madame BYRON, from psnsy
vine can Or con. vi tho strfccst confidence on All AZ
fairs OF lite en- cling love- coursip business and SICK
ness: ls,tocs 4rlnkeu and unaltbful hsbandsi he's
you beloved by your hearts IDEAL ana ungs
toge those long separated Ladies' - cens; gents "
cents Residence ~ Third avenue, above Twehtn street.
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DAwNBy.UKfRS SALE. MORTIMER WILL SELL
This day. al his auction 10 East Broadway,
large assortment Of Unredeemed Pledges, consisting
Men aud Women Clothing, &c. A. order of J. LYNCH
u Grand street.
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VXIM ARRGT, ArCFoNkFR, No FAST BROAD
w way, VIII sell without reserve, ON Thursday, July
49, at i0s O'clock, al 2s9 Bowcry large and geuers' AZ
kcrtment Of well nude second hand Household Eurbtaye,
removed from different places FOR OF sale
consisting In part OF Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets
ollcioti Mailing, Centre Tables, Bureaus. MIRRORS,
Bronzrs cv,,., siante Ornaments Glassware Crookery
Chandeliers. Sofas Rosy Chairs Eiegcr.s, aldeboafds,
War'lrobes, Bookcases, Bedding, Curtains, Cooking
stoves.
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CIfERIFF'S SALE.--IIQi1ORa &c. nrrr-
y CHAMBERS { fAIRCHti.D, AUCTioNRERr
salesroonl us Nassau street,
Win sell on Tuesday July 6 ~ 10 O'Clock at No Spine
street the Soeh turnit and Fixtures of LQuor Store
and saloon, consisting Of Vince Brendies Whlskes sud
other Liquors segars' &c JOHN KELLY Sheriq.
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A s. RICHARDS, ArcrioNEER- CASES ROOTS,
Ne Shoes aud Roganp ut auction, by R,HARIr3 4
WHITING, on Wednesday July Is, 1T iex O'Clock, at
store ~ Cortandt street comprising the ua variety Of
sshsonabie goods Catalogues OF morning Of salo.
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NVANIEn--AN EXPERIENCED LEADER or A BAND
w ior the liret regiment Excelsior Hrigade, unted
States Volunteers, Camp Sott Staten Island The nay
will be II 900 per year. Apply Immediately above
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NHENFF'S SALE--RAG CARPEnNG, 40.
~ CHAMBERS N FAlRcBiiJj Auctonsers,
Salesroom ll3 Nassau street,
WIN seh at their salesfoom, ON Wednesday, July H. a.
CLOCK, large quantity OF Rag terpetng new goods
~ luil pieces Also immediately after The above, ~ 1871
efe"hWlch street, three Carpet l. Onis.
JOHN KELLY, Sheriff
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TINhEAEp or PkitEs FOR WATCHES, AND KvERY
~ watch warranted-I am selling Silver Watches for
3so; Hunting Casa Watches, 81 co. Gold watches Al2:
Einting Case 500 Gold Patent Levers 25 TO $50 and ali
1yIse ~ prees ps0pcrtchstey low. to suit the tnsp
JAeoRs, ~ Csdsg Street.
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WE, THE UNDERSIGNED PASSENGERS ON BOARD
w the steamer Saxonia her recent trip from Ham
f.rr TO this port acknowledge entire satisfaction
YIN the superior accommodations have found on
eaSd OF said vessel whore not only comforts have
hoon well attended TO- but also regard been paid
hcurity In every respect. Especially think il our
ly TO acknowledge our highest regard to her able
Anler Capt Ehlers and his officers, who by their gen.
0anlike manners and extreme poIteness towards the
kengers, have left with agreeable recollection Of
PLEASANT days We have spent board OF said vessel
enrich laDning. Bertha H. Ackermann, W. vorpahl. c.
pepel, Richard Fischer, Albert Frank Mrs. A. Frank
kecfGs Won Schark, NJ Lisso, Mirets Hartman, Oh. W.
Vdfel, 8 Coman, J.. Fourobert, lhmendessn Tiases.
NEW YoRK, July Is, 1861.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TINE MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK YOUNG MEN q
i Roman Catholic Benevolent Association III meet at
r Rooms 1853 Howery, this Tuesday) afternoon at one
pollock to attend the funeral Of late brother W IT,
hlivsn. BY order, JAMES r. BYRNE, President.
YATK. TGHE Rec. Secy.
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A pARta'AN GENT! EMAN, THIRTY YEARS OF AGE,
"A and having resided some time 10 Hayti, Wishes TO
correspond Win soqe eoored lady as white as possible
between the ages Of seventeen and twenty two With
view 10 natsnosy She must he Of good family aRd ds
sboos Of going 70 Hayii Address Georges, broadway
Posi- ONCE
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4 HIGHLY ACCOMPLISHED LADY WOULD GIVE IN.
~ sucons to few select pupils in the Spanish and
Gcrmsn lansuagef also the panotorte the highest ties
tiuonais 40 TO competency Address 93 East Fifteenth
street
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A UCNON NOTICE
~ NJ O. EntN, AppToSEEp
NEW AND SECOND HAND VEHICLES, HARNESS, sc.
EZRA LUDLOW Jy, viii sell this day, At II O'Clock, al
hts salesrooins 80 liberty street door Of BROAD
way, large number Of RocsOways top BugRies, light
Wagons, ph,eons, Depot and Jaeger Wagons Nc, &c.
Also single and double Harness
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II = THOMPSON, 102 NASSAU STREET CORNER
a. q Ann second Aoor room No g. advances from 81
900 on Watches, Diamonds Jewelry Segats aud al
- securitsa, or buys oat. Auction saies attended
D y thh city or Brooklyn. AMOS n. THOMPSON,
Apo,ioneey
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

yAsT HORSE TOP BUGGY AND HARNESS FOR
"A sale; buggy made by stvers Smith; hsrnes.
made by Dunsconhe Of this city. An exchange for dia
mond Of tine je~ery be made inquire At Msads sta
BILE, TO Watts street