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lookout MOUNTAIN
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

The sessions OF these institutions. which are
ssfuafed on the summit OF Loo kOut AIOuntafr
Tenn. viii be as fOlOWss
The summer sessions viii commence Nav 18Th
and el9se October lsG The winter session win
commence November 18th and close April lsf
OF each year.
Tuition, use of books, board, washing. etc.
500 per session, one-half payable upon en-
trance, the remainder on the Isl h Inlr ild ~ /,
January Of each year.
Modern Language and Music, extra.
AS only limited number Of pupils viii be
received, immediate application Is necesssry 10
secure admission. For particulars, address
REV. II. y, WILLIAMS,
mar3i w Box III, Chattanooga, Tenn.
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A Washington dispatch says that the
person arrested q week or two 500 on
s'espicion Of being the guerrilla QuantreH,
81 slissouri and Kansas notrietv. proves
ta'be man named VIM. L. Hamilton.
He has been discharged and furnished
transportation TO New York, by order Of
the war department.
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The Baltimore Sun advises all who are
having their property insured to examine
well into the character and ability Of the
insurance companies The losses sus-
tanned have been unusually heavy during
the last two months, and several Of the
New York Companies have recently
failed.
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pRoPsY

Is a collection of water in some parts of the
body, and bears different names, according 70
the parts affected, viz when generally diffused
over the body, 10 Is called Anasacra when OF
the abdomen, Ascites; when Of the chest, Hy-
al rofh hQraX.
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WarI War 4 Where ?

lTlf Madison street, Sash, Doors and Blinds
n Al cosf. 10 clear out our immense stock, ,
preparatory to moving. Caslngs and mould
ings, constantly on hand.
mar7 QUACKENBUSH WARREE.
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JUST RECEIVED /!
AND FOR SALE Low FOR CASH.

OK FIRKINS FRESH BUTTER.
50 Cases Garrett's Snuff
Whisky.
50 Half barrels n. c. Tar.
Bbs. Pure old Bourbon Whisky.
100 Boxes MesSiua Lemons and Oranges
30 Casks Bacon, clear sides and shoulders.
10 Tierces Roe's :. c, Hams.
% Boxes Davis do Breakfast Bacon.
30 Bbis. Texas Pecans, extra large,
30 Bbs Mess Pork a nd Beef
50 Bbls and half bbls White Fish.
Also. our own Importations of:
50 Baskets, quarts and pints, Bouche,
Fits q Co.'S y" BOuzy and cabinet" Cham
payne.
Champagne.
50 Boxes, ,Qts. and Pts, "Chas Fare smery"
Champagne.
50 Boxes, Qts. and Pts, "De st. Marceaux"
Champagne.
50 Cases, cts and Pts, Olive OIL.
100 Gases and a sardines.
100 Cases Claret, various brands.
. Casks, OTIS. and Pts, Robt Younger
Sons Sparkling Ale.
Pipes Gomez SanchoD Table Sherry.i I
Pipes Old Port Wine.
2 Pipes 81. Denis Henry Mounie & Co.'S
Cognse, 1853"
Pipes "Pinet Castillon & Co" do 1880.
10 Pipes LA Rochelle United Proprietors,"
Cognae, 1888.
5000 Havana Segars, various brands
Besides a full assortment Of Goods usually
found in our line, warranted fresh.
]. F. FRANK & CO.,
2S2 Front Street, between Madison d Court Sts.
apTl-lw
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The gravel ensues from neglect OF improper
treatment Of the kidneys. These organs, being
weak the water Is not expelled from the blad-
der, but allowed TO remain; It becomes fever
isb and sediment forms. II Is from this deposit
that the stone is formed and gravel enAues
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-07
THE KIDNEYS.

VYTIE Kidneys are two in number, situated at
i the upper part of the l0in, surrounded by
fat and consisting OF three parts, viz: The An
terror, the Interior. and the Exterior.
The Anterior absorbs. Interior consists OF
tissues or veins, which serve a. deposit for the
urine and convey it to the exterior. The ex-
terror is a conductor also, terminating in sim
gle tube, and called the Ureter. The Ureters
are connected with the bladder.
The bladder is composed Of various coverings
or tissues. divided into parts, viz: the Upper,
the Lower the hervous, and the Mucous The
upper eXpels, the lower retains. Many have a
desire TO uriHara without the ability; others
urinate without the ability to retain. This
frequently occurs TO children.
To cure these affections We must bring into
action the muscles, which are engaged in their
various functions II they are neglected, Gravel
or DTOpSy may enEue.
The reader must also be made aware, that.
however slight may be the attack, IL is sure 20
affect his bodily health and mental powers as
our flesh and blood are supported from these
sources.
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coUr, OR RHEUMATISM.
THE GRAVEL.

Pain occurring in thel loins is indicative Of the
above diseases. They occur in persons disposed
70 acid sLomach and chalky concretiOns.
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Notice to T0n Payers.

OFFICE OF CITY TAX c0LLECToR,1
fREaz EsTArEl
MEMsHrs, TENN, January IA. 1866.
TN Accordance with a resolution, parsed by
4 The Board OF Mayor and Aldernen Decs1e-
her ksh i9f5 a discount Of two per cent. per
month Will be allowed upon ali taxes due the
eitv for the Hlth corporate year, and ending
June Slth, 1866, which shall be paid In Cash be-
tween this date aud the end Of said corporate
year. II. L WARNER,
jal3 Sm Tax Collector
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Mississippi q Tennessee Railroad.
NOTICE 10 MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS

4 GENCIES have been established at Mem
"a phis, fernando, COldwater, Como, 5artis,
halesvtie, Oakland and Grenada te which
points Freights can be Shipped without Pre-
payment until further notice 10 all other
points freightsm must be prepaid.
Much complaint is made in consequence Of
freights being sent back from Depot. Every
en0ft is being maize by the Company to get on
treights as fast as possible, and a Freight Train
has been sent out DAILY for the last week, but
sui II is not sufficient to meet the demands
Win 10 Depot in which TO receive and store
freight, ana but limited supply OfrOlling stock
we cannot do the business which is now otter
ing, satisfactorily TO the public. Every exertiOn
has been and VIII continue 20 be made, 10 in
crease the amount which is shipped, but we
cannot do more than the facilities OF the Road
allow.
A. S. LINERM0BE,
janis General Superintendent
L. ArlInuche cnru
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MERCHANTS
MERCHANTS
NATIONAL BANK
OF MEMPHIS,
No. 8 Jefferson Streat
Paid In Capital, ----- S2jO,OOO
Authorized Capital, - 100000
-OFFICERS:

". H. CHERRY, President
A.. 7. LACEY, vioe-President.
r. c. DANIEL, Cashier.
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DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS:
AMOS WOODRUFF, President Memphis and
Ohio Railroad
Capt q. B. CHURCH.
R. HOUGH, Z. S, Collector Internal Revenue.
A. j. WHITE, Of A. j. White & Co
JNO. Z. TAYLOR, OF Taylor, McEweu, Duke
& Co
THOS. r SMITH, OF Pitser Miller & Co.
j. n WAGGENER, Of J. H Wagzeuer q CO.
H A. PARTEE, Commission Merchant
Hon JOHN W. SMITH
II. T. TOMLINSON, Insurance Agent.
JAS. E EIERRIAIAN. OF las E. 1fsrrinnan 4 %,
W. H. CHERRY,
A. 7. LACEY, Of Lacey q BlcGhee.
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10 Cairo 6y Roig jR rs Hours
THROUGH TICKETS

For sale at all the Principal Ticket Ofiices.
In Memphis, ct Gayoso House, 3. Cook, agent.
IA Jefferson street, Larry HaTn3stad, Agent, at
Memphis d Ohio railroad Depot. head Of Main
street.
SAM. B. JONES,
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coo Gross Eterbrooks Pens, at prices from 80
cents TO 81 per gross.
$50 Gross Lead Pencils, at prices rom s. TO
Sl2 per gross.
500 Bundle Violin Strings, pure importation,
from 80 cents 10 g. per bundle
500 DOG. Pocket Knives, various pStterS-
1900 boz. Hair OIL, cologne. Pomades, Soap,
and Extracts st Manufacturers prices.
500 DOz. SILK, CSttOn and Linen Handl1fs.
. DOz- French Corsats, at reduced prices.
5000 Ffsn Hooks, assorted sizes.
$50 DOz Fish Lines, assorted sizes
200,090 Envelopes. white and bun.
a0 Reams Note, Letter and Cap Paper
600 Gross Dress, Coat, Pant Shirt and Vest
Buttons.
800 Pounds Linen Threads,
800 Pounds Skein Cotton.
go Doz. Linen Shirts ard Collars.
600 Doz- Looking Glasses, assorted sizes
And an endless variety OF everything apper-
tanning TO the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-07

CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS are
requested 20 give US a call before purchasing
elsewhere, as we VIII guarantee our prices as
low, If NOT lower than those OF any FIRST class
jobbing house west of New York.
WM. JEHLE & CO.,
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SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.

IN which Deposits Of ONE DOLLAR. al
greater sums viii be received, and draw inrel
when the same remains three nroT-fha
longer fats snr
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Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
L. J. FLEMING.
Chief Engineer and Gent super't
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AsNUFPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or Ngw-Yo2K. ......JrIr
Cienrcd.

Cleared. arf
seamshp City Of Manchester DBL Tones Liverpool, Iohn
Steamship Henry Chasncey Msury Aspfwa sacihc MOasesm
ses.hp Abe ..re IsurBe Norfolk City Point, RichmondA Liv
Steamship VI Cid JIeba1- Nswb-rn. c. Gope'.peed
Seam,lp FrsncoL Shaasood. Portland H. y. Cremwen Co.
Steamship Wansunu Springer New Bed Ferguson Wood
Steamship w. 9. Pssspoal. sbropshre Philsa epnls.
Ship Gen Mcclellan, La Antwerp. Schmidht eoH.
Ship Victory briggs hserpesI y. Ogden .,,c
Bark SAN Sheppard (ur Frssss Cardenas T. Wass Co.
y>Ark Cienin ssos. Cole Cicnfuess Ponver Co. =,
fsx Aluncs Nofw.), Ferkssap, Lssrpoo aocn silks
wehi. ,,,-r,r
Bsri ZucoaLo Oa Csooh Pensrth Reads l. il"
Ban Are,s Colcord Turk. Islsnd r. p. Bpsk Co
Bark (Br, Morgan. ordeAs. y. h. Buley
Bark Holland tBrl Perkins. Sc Jsso do NCuba T. A. A. "ese
Co. . -, N nth
J. 0.dnet Leavitt BRIDGEPORT C. b. brett son 20
Bark ims, Hnnraonf Barbados h. TD,vbrdses eons
Brig Premier Br CroNel Kingston, JAM, Bret son 70
Brig Bon (PortI 81 Anna Lisbon soman baye.
Bhi Deiopia tBr) Nelson Pietou. j. r. Whitney NO. al.
Big Vtoa tls Lame, Falmouth for orders Slocorh smih
Big Leopodo QtsLl Ca6erc Fjmon sloeoyeh sph MI,
Bal: hssna (BL Hewscn St Jobns r. d. n DEVON
L Co. .- ~ s .g.. - :. -. :. -, 4
seSr Erpedte Racket Bridgeport RACKET Tocha Taylor
schr Elss (Brl Knowles. Eehsua x. L. Hutchinson.
schr Dragon DAM. Simpson, s. kits and st. Creil, Ives
schr Ezempar lBr johnson. Londonderry. N g. H. DswSh
sehs Fnnhn Bell Brew ster Beaufort. Thomas Holmea
sehr vIsss Belle (BGl Doyle. ST. Johns ~ D., j. Daley
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Pa,ss gers Smiled.

FOR AspIvSIALL AND SAN FRANCIsCo-In steamship
Henry H. Z. Thatcher, wife daughter and
reta smolsr Mrs r. T. Read aud children, Lobr W ~
yrz Alfred MAJ. Dr.. Simpson, vile and
family ~ Martha Ma,shal HainTs Martin Gilmore A. s.
A.. Hrnsa Nichols j. L. Schmidt
Mr.. Meyrr Laird 81 Laird uot6er ard hi dren, Jno G.
Frsukel Mrs sarnaels G. Slot and wife,
Mrs. r se, VIE and infnt iss A. Winon No. Mssie
wfs laughter and VIM b. Gosgeshal
daaslter ss f,on sa ard nfans nr A Il. Lee VIM
~ Kock wfsani family. J. feheDdoPh W. Stanley MTs Emily
a. Day. g. F. 3larga and wife JestsE u
B.trr nv J. ~ Wrsr Smith T. L. ssyet = X Philips
Husy EsrSsus Essh aid wife. Miss ~ Hussry
SSN BOexortk y I. Miss.i, G. Cosy r. DE r. beTsa H.
tCoy Peter Hidsy H. H. dyer WIFE, nfan and nurse Hiss lie
Ie Adrs, Pbsspr h. C. res- s. p Bsss James Brod,e. VIM
hsrie a. RoarH VIM u. SonthwioS Henry
w ,n yiutrel Milken, Thee Evans
WIN Tsb WIN. Brodir. tss MoIrsA Add infant scrysat Of DR.
L. T. Gig. Mrs. - Julian. Willy Wsloy, Ma Annie
BIZ Ter M~e. Ppsr Annie tel son. Of Mr. Levi san Bon
oar y h Ts " s snS , S' 1 Shs sapss. % Kim
Fruss Garrison s X. Gin IA Fisrr sgmusd Late Rev J.
a. y d i'd Beo ley j. c. PsssOe. John
Hen4i r. Be0rhton e. W Ia nsoH j. whitnore sn6 wife
land Lsygs nsmbsx L. ID cshirnttd sietrSre
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Arrived.

s,aau,.p Columbia. Barton Havsna July al u with
dse. and pas. Allen July ~ lsi ~ long ~
exchanged sIruals with schr. Ruth A. Baker, bound
Stsamhip Spiiao Eson st. Johns D., vie Epor.. days
with md.e aud psss to Livingston tex 20. =. H.,
Steamship Shuey, Hndeth, Newofeans July Win muse
and pass o II. Lowden -
Brig Trial. Humphrey Bridgeport C. D. II dsyf with coal to
scbr A. +. Anne, TOT Bridgeport, Ame Cow Bay days with
q o
and Lucy, crOy, Cow Boy IL dsys with coal
sBentey. Smith Co.
sehr Fneis smith Bangor days with lumber to NJ Nay
hsw Go.
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FROM HAvANA-a steamship Columbis- q. Schmidt e
syn t. Sara Ise, wie>si ,i.ssI J. laIsne. hshs.an
dh.s II J. Curtis j. 81 tora. n,eIo. J. 3 Basa D. Down
J. Rona,ro "a p. Fssncke, u fend0za aen AtsAi
sanchsz- s. Sanchez. A. f. smor d. s. Mora j. Pteo 3.
FiaSson j. ltar.y G. M.sner mont A KObhs Cakes @.
ehdrsn, H. Ola r. R0Eero>J H. Gsvssn,
IN Morris ,nd child An schaid r. de Rada d siTs +
Thun Mssr frosset, Fleming T. Asmsrest Dc
denas snaeie and othcr i Navarro ~ Rob ado sea sop
taa o.nio W. H. Cues. D. Bpvrns. A. Rkz X sorrL. o.
si Nar +. r. ASno6. r. de Escaon ana dsuste " T.
s,n Sss f. De keJ Peds D. ensIe. L. IL ThOm,s Este
pan, N AggIae ID, T. RIM. AID J. Harris.
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pn.sFYf 1
Kerrth-sva Lntrsnee % Twenty
TRAINS LEAVE EEW-7Ohhi - "a.
For New Haven 100 aOolEx) lL~L nj I1l' thrJ ~"
(Ex y a.45. Ard 800 (EI ~. -, IN, IN
bIid.e 100 800 skx,) lLH a NJ HE lHIJ NV
OH IS. 80 and zoo TX } o. AZ
Milford Stanford 100. lIa0 a ~ - - -. IN
For fairfield Sogt port aud WeSpori ~" '"' VI 'N ~"
"for YorwsR 100 400 EI3 go II 70 RE, (EIj 400
(E1.l a., L32 $50. so Tx. :. m. ~ "a
FoT Osrien 100, 80 Il.5o i3f5 so y. p m.
Nor yrsenwch 90 IJ0 49, a|9 = ~ 81" y 80 Pn
yor Stamford 100 90 tRED go l1A N; 1'i@ tExJ I'D
aDl ar 4 Q g. 30 $50, 6JI 500 tEKlp M "a, "a,
Tor Port chester aud intermetiate sAloa' "'' 49, ~ III
2l5 Sg5 $50. SO $50 100 ,. IA. a...,,-,
For Boston via Springfield sOs tEL 50, 'EI''" p M
For Bos,on,va Shore Li1s l2.l3 tEIl BOD M II. ana ~
Tor Hartford Springfield 400 m tkA) i-'' ~ NA'
for Connecticut River Rarosie o)l m ET) i2i'p m Mon
For Hartford P.oydeaes and Rhk Railroad sOo 'EI, m
lf.1op. , e,o.i,,t,n Railroad .. 400 a
NJ, Ial5 800 ?. m. =. -,
Fot Canal Railroad. us M 10 NoHAh"p'h
For HousAtontc Rdfosd. Ia m, D. IN.
For kaugatqcs Ralrosd 30 a M. 800 D. IN 49,
yor Dsnburv Railroad m 20 p No. y" p !"
N'"i"'N JAMES VI. HOfT srpt
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amnsemento.

WooDT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 50 cents
The coolest o IS q; s' I'VE Si&%x TItGSr
TONIGHT 81 SfEEgEE slsfE Msl'AEE
for the las. time in tie 'Oc ss az B" yoI Of
supported sy M " S% 4lu A :o5P
70, the las. tim. a. 1o55 DISAPPEARANCE WEI
IN her onyans & os attractive aud svsOnsss
r%ciSbFRLi.LAD in o.,lvc preparation;
> ''' - M dS,i SOPHIE woaHEu. -
WINTER GARDEN; ,,,,rr
" r,s.a.. SIXTH WEEK
AZ FH fnaf Jayis
WI" new AND BE%UTIFt,I SCENERY
'''''S and NEW APPOINTMENTS,
John 0'''s1'ne q 5ssT%SeTgR
wsGs bo.en: SPtJoG2I lssRouoBAM
oS OIL ay e.oa'n'e Hiis
progressive monarch ttheT sssq. = ss c. DUNN
to which aS b.sn SHG coaedet,s entitled
M csi IsSs Penee, ars wseot Mis. T.
Doors open a. y commence a. o'clock: -
NEW BOwERY THEATER.
~ SHERIDAN Manager
Triumphant success Of K t4f TG"$e FAnILy
who viii vy new and startling fe' nc'O'ns ~"
''0 INV "'' DoIsLE EEcuELLE rERILEUsE.
aud tho ,,,,rr,,
Concluding each ' v SA aP s 5fai2
VHEo. THOMAS GARDEN CONCERTS,
| i AT TERRACE GARDEN
Ttirisye between Fifty eishh and ~ =
PROPRIEIORS INSTRUMENTATION KOCH bhorhEhS
THE MOST saILLlANT
| SUCCESS oFGThE SEASON
THIS AND EVERY EVENING AT O'CLOCK.
1
TrEo THoMAss highly SUCCESSFUL
| POPULAR ORCHESTRAL GARDEN CONSEhnIISs'
| POPULAR ORCHESTRAL GARDEN CONVERTS
ANEW AND VARIED PROGRAMME
| EVERY EVENING = ..,,rr
| .o posrpoNEMENI ON AcosUNT OF THE WEATHER
| ADMIssOH, IWENTY.flyh oE.,ls. --------
| DRoF. LOVES ERONAUTIC AMPHITHE
| AIRR, CENTRAL PARK
l. BALLooS 4s f5i. r isHIs WONDERFUL FEArs.s
| GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY, lfh:
| Sc other sdvertlene Adniasen Is cent?.
HHIARINTs ROYAL SPANISH CIRCUS.
~ sonLeeSi opposite Academy Of s prsc,o Of Amusement.
S1 mhs4IiSSffs MHsbSi5nAY AND sATukDAY AT ~
ENr TbSbkY NFSfst2G f JULY O.
r. THE MaRVft6Us sESEGkMBIAN PUPILS.
| BELEY AND FEDORA CUBA.
The o's' D@e'a'A sltjyoH SEBASTIAN.
h supes Itgs Troupe g q pAS s1cGoSaTs IN sSs
| i,srr.oix sFNs ATrOSAL PrRFORMANCES - ro .,xr-
seSoR ciiARiSfso h MtsN ks PS EsoO "
| Fy,,, ,.eL Of the s-rio-cornic Pantomine d
! gfIGBEAR AND THE SENTINEL.
roYs OLD BOwERY THEATER. ZEv I;S
4 NIGHT AND SATURDAY AFIEkSOyS IN 30 n
| OPERA TROUPE and BUkLEsoOE EIhloriAN Mi''A''SI
| numbering ighteen star p<rorneTH
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III TITJIDN
-Op sad Monday Stay H. for Albany sns Troy
ing northern sHa Western trans VIII leave Ne"i OK
az fo
7,a5. M Tspre via Eadson Rs Railroad Thitsthst
srd through 10 Btfso
change snd connecting -foy win Grams 'o "'"'' ~
ling on ssd AOz,reaL . -. n, ..,.., A..
and AZ Troy vh trains for the MOTH
Iishen Rsisoad,
Fourthne Connecting Chatham tl Wsasrn RAILROAD for Lob
anon Spnra Phtsfed, Albany with trsas oT West and
Toy with s ssrstOsa spnRs Holland Burlington and NOS
tel r, -,
a. H. Frpev train via Hudson River Rnisoad connecting a.
Albany West and soy with Trains for onea
gearsst .s clel
o. "a Expre train Harlem fssad onsseiin9 at Chatham
with SPRING. and Psnei al Albany
md Troy with trsn 'oT RHsand Burlington
and Monte ! 49, o. ri, ,,-..-
r. M Erpre train Hudson River lsioad, With seepgetr
attace aud through Bpfo and supensou bridse ~ou'
osf of cars Also Sespng Day excepting saturdays
from NegYoik through Ogde s5ng, without change
Rome W. and o. Ralfs>d THIS train VIII ran on SanaAy S0h
neot.aa Tor Troy will be made 49, Albany. ..--,,
NJ n ~ ,o MI, ndon Frcr Ralroad with ,leepnsosr attached,
arry.r a. Nl1ny and Troy morning. and connecting with
frains IL North and Nelf. - .....,,,,, m ~ v,,.
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2nuscmcri5.
\IBLos GARDEN.-ITALIAN OPERA.


NIBLOs GARDEN OPERA.
~ IrALfAS UNFlCATION
In order TO answer the ptroc c made by the Italian Central
for the purpose o. forwarding Italian vo A'er
to Gen Cnbaidi the artists Of the combined Grand Italian
Opera Companies eldp NewYors will under the direction
of suo MUZO give Of opec representations the
proceeds from which be dJoei the benefit of'ad cause
The following artists VII ia speci 'en~u0n''
siesa,une. onzspi,i, Ghicni aud Isbaechi
Pine Donne conirate.
Mcsdames Patti and Dc Rossi.
Phmi TenoH. . go, Pan, and
siTnor' Msul.iani Anasiad' LinTeFtl s'eD'ni A'A"'
Maccatut ,,.t
sirnor. Reuin o1ndn ATjsyaaD Mars, Padi Yp00 and
LoEHi
T horns "a Of tie coub,ed Opera Compsries have
volunteered services these e1iaoraiay
.~ @S sr sla 20 -four evening and
"''in'' .n' M5% SiSSsi EVENING. July a.aspn
with veIais grand operaof rpv,yr
music and vardbe. Indy furnished by The Ghion and
hd ioa 8 rsT we'd sest. e,ai Family Circle Ten
us 90 he e a ,s box os. Of thea,er, commencing
sstnrdy, Hh. o. 10 o. N.
DARNUMS NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM. ~
Iaopoo gSSy Sfp pn "a COOL
BRlLldAtr OPENING
su,fugp paSr 5oSasiuE SEASON
GORGEOUS $S6 f1zz "a q F TAS 2IIi
''' MR O. l.. FOX. -, roy,
TIE ORIGINAL FOX -. o,,o,v,n CHARACTER.
MISS KATE PESSoYER -. p, ami, .oe,vovsn
Tire bsrafa sad charming Danseu'e.
Mr. C. IS: ri TIE ~ dR%Sr PAsTomME COMPANY,
ESkhi k ga Az noP %Esf F " His 'hEt
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c.orox Asr,pvcr DEPARTMENT. sEw.YoEx. June 30 lsee
W TJ,NN oIfTpISPS SEALED PROPOSALS

ITO T0IJNDTRS,-SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received This otce Rotnnds ty nav rsIs INV "a
O'Clock ofTURspAf the ll'h day oil JH i'0' '"' De 'p
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~ uus OF bE-nch prcs osher special castings 49,.
separate offered aud VIII Dc rceesTrd iot We
snd finch pipe Tor the special
,ber I tho whole Of l9neh pipe OF Tor '1
The whole Of tie special cast
Endorsed Proposals for Cast IRON Wsef
Pip p-oa Csns together With the name OIL tie eeaef ANa
date Of is Oys-inf
me srount II ,eeuriy r-lnred viii b. thousand dollars
Sp-cuoso=s Of bids be had Oh sppcaon o.
vas THOMAS STEPHENS. Crcton
ROBERT L. DARRAGH, Aqued1ct
A. W. CRAVEN. Beard.
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;;!y''s'ss' 81!
prlniing.

VANDERBURGH, WELLS & Co., East corner Of
Potion snd Dutch ss Dealers IN PRINTERS MATERIALS o.
every hind mixers prices such Tyres Presses 10 Our Gail
forn Eass and Empire Cabinets are vel. fno~n ard spprd
modem construction Wood Letter foondery IN the wer
business established 40 good stock always hand
VANDERBURGH. WELLS Co..
No. 10 Fulion. and Nos ~ and 10 Dutehst, N I.
FOR Eae-seversl Cylinder, Hand and Job Presses
WIN. EVERDELLs SONS. No. l0l Fulton. 50. -
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS aid LABEL aANuFAufuh
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BORT rjaroen's Ioiirs.
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- PoRr-wARDksS OFFICE No 70 Winisndt
NOTICE Is hereby given, in accordance WITH SEQ
ton Of the passed April H. 1851 entitled An hc 20 No
o1anize waiHs ONE Of the Pot Of New fo 70 az ps,-
sons haTng o. the subject matter of soea
the following vessels are nos
under Wsrdens the said surveys 90
examinations be completed within succeeding tA
notice. or board said vessels;
Ste nsap City Of London.. \. H.
Steamship Alsppo .Jetf.y Liy
Steamship rrnc Shuey ...i3 -. ~
Glad Atanuc D9ri-
ship ERpOeOn
Bark Washington r. n
Bark 0eorg iqnna.. ''s'.''''"An',S3 ~
Bark r. n
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Brig Concord
Brig Ferris..
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