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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

An article in a London magazine diiates
on the paletable quality Of steaks from lions
and tigers. It is not certain about lions
but IL Is said that those who Eight the
tiger" rarely get lheir stakes.
Medical men In Cuba have pronounced
pineapples Of this years growth as danger.
Gus 10 health, and given tneir positive opin-
ion against the propriety of eating them.
WAHTED.-A New York editor to go to New
Orleans to edit apaper. Salary from 5000 to
S10, 000.--Nelo York Eueaing Mad.
Report says a skeleton has been discover
ed buried in the immediate neighborhoOd
of the Holems murder at Kingston, Massa-
chusetts, thought 10 be that Of man th9.
boarded with Deacon Andrews, aud mys-
teTiously disappeared some years ago. Many
believe Andrews guilty Of double murder.
A certain YOUNG man sent five dollars TO a
swindiing frm in Bos ton, who promised to
teach the art of gaining young lady's af
lection. The directions were simple. He
was told 10 touch with his hand the g sym
pathetic cord " in her left thumb, look into
her eyes, and then take his leave.
lis stated that when the South Carolina
railroad was opened in 1858 it was the long.
est (l36) continuous line Of railroad in the
world. II was the first road that was com
menced In this country with o view of
using steam instead Of animal power. The
hrst locomotive engine ever built ia this
country was built FOR and used on thisroad.
The Boston Tfdgeller says; s'The eldest
son of,one Of our weaithiest manufacturers,
whose father has one Of the most splendid
residences in this city, has gone into one Of
the factories at Lawrence as an operator,
falling rlgat into line and doing duty and
working as hard as any of them, TO obtain
p perfect practical knowledge Of the bust
ness in all its parts"
A singular accident occurred TO a man
named James Fitzpatrick while he was en-
gagged 10 setting up q fire escape in-EeW
YORK. He was pouring molten lead into
hole in the brick wall TO secure tho bracket
supper ting the escape, when a terrible ex-
plosion Followed, caused probably BY the
rapid exhaustion Of the air In the cavity. A
quantity OF the molten lead was thrown Into
litzpatf ok face and eyes, He was removed
70 Betle4ue hospital where TWAS found that
the sight Of both eyes was destroyed.
fa allnding to August Belmonta Re
election as Chairman Of the National Dem
scgatic Executive committee, tic Phiia-.
dalphia Press Says
Ihla selection secures Cor another term to
tsa hQiheehilds the manipulation OF the
Neuocratic party. This does not concern
pa particularly, tHt = mast De q humilist-
Ire renee Lion - democrats WHO ence voted
HSet INC leadership az jackson and Ben-
ta4 an4 Douglas tq hnpF that their whole
FQHAI4' Organization IS nov the puDpet Of
rI11l H1lIl car s n nber7Iafion IT
tNa 4rf Htef "a ia lhschflds. held In
The Nuf4et and naaa8ad w their New
York CARED p0ndent. August Belmont, for-
NOISY oI Europe, aad neH resident IA the
tn..sd States
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Monetary and Commercial.
MONETAR n.

OFFIOE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN. ,
MONDAY EvENISG July 20 1865. !
The money market proper continues uui.
| eti with an ample supply of capital aYaila-
! bic for the discount If an strictly AT paner
the offerings Of which, however, are ex-
oeedingly light. Nothing can be done with
planters paper lenders requiring city names
which can be relied on for punetual pay
ment at maturity. The banks discount
most of the approved paper offered BY their
customers, and are free lenders for short
periods on solid collaterals. The street
rates for notes secured by oollaterals are l
oil, and u B cent p month. Mortgage
paper Is quoted at l0@u % cent y annum
Tor hrstcass, aud l26Dl5 for second Grade.
Gold opened at 142b against I432 at
New York; and after selling as high as IA3.
closed at l424@l42s. The movement was on
limited scale, the sales including $1,000 at
l42A, Sl500 at 1875 $1,000, and S25OO al
l424, and $1,000 at l43. We did not learn Of any
sales OF silver. We quote l366Dl362 for
American haltdollarsi and l4648l462 for
The movement in foreign exchange was
brought TO aScomplete standstilI owing
partly to the inolemeney of the weather.
which In measure prevented outdoor bust
ness, and to the unsatisfactory condition
OF the New York gold market, and with a
deelne in the latter rates here rcceded
Nothing was reported to US In either ster-
ling or francs. Sterling may now be quoted
81 l5630l57 for AL clear, and I5a0l5S3 and
1889 Tor bank, and francs 3.62103.60 for the
former and 3.57l03.55 for the latter.
Domestic exchange continued quiet with
out any material variation In rates The
banks checked on New York at ! ~ cent
premium, and the sales Of commercial in-
eluded 5000 New York sight at par; $40 900
and Slo,009 at I p cent premium. There
were sales also Of so, GOO private bankefs'
s sigh6 on New York at sic premium, and
Nothing was reported to us in stocks or
PONDS. The offerings Of leyee bonds were
light and rates much firmer. We are in
formed that 81 and 543 was refused for sew.
erai lots to-day. The last sales reported Inn
Saturday. were at IS. -
City treasury notes were Quiet wfthnut
any quOtable change in the rates. $40 000.
$4,000, $1,000, $1,000, 5000, and so 0aaS
changed hands at 1872 y cent discount ana
$1,000 at So The dealers bought the small
sums offered across their counters ct 5000
discount, and supplied Taxpayers at s715lss
There was rather more doing il STATE
notes, the sales Including $4,000 at 33f az.
count; $4,000 (S5000. 5000, and S5O0O1 Al
81 $4,000 at 3lf; $1,000, $1,000, and 5000 al
". These figures show some irregularity,
the former indicating an advance on tie
rates current Saturday, when sales were
made al 82A discount, which, however. was
sppsequently lost, The market closing
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.gelr Orleans Republican.
AGENTS FOK THE REPUBLICAN,.
In the Country Parishes of Louisiana.


In the Country Parishes of Louisiana.
Ascensiou-Donal 2. Il. Naltrolt Iu'
reaux Postoffce-k Milton Morris.
sAssnmption--N apoleonville-O. H. Hampstead.
Bienyille-Ringgold-M II. Twitchel.
Booster Benton-John Pearee.
Uaddo-ShrevspOrt-Ben McLeran,
Observation-Disclosures Landing-J. ii. Landers.
Caldwell-Copenhagen b; Edgeworth'
Carroll-Lake Providence-GeoTge u Benham'
1 Olaiborne-blinden-L. W. Baker.
Conoordia-Vidalia-A b. Harris.
De Soto-Mansteld-G. Snyder -, 1,-.o;,
East Baton Rouge-Baton Rouge-Louis FRANCOIS
East a1a-Oliutou-Rehs Lewis.
Iberville-8a Goula-P. g. Desonds-FlAque'
nines-William Brown. =
Jsckson-Vernon-G W. feig as99 ir
,yefferson-Carrollton-R. e. Gardner;
Iafayette-V miHionville- Fortune hlar9 iI,..,,.
Observation-Disclosures l. Reese-Wiliiam
Murrel. c,-,-, yvl,i.a
More6ouse-Bast f. F Buck ugham.
Natchitoches - NatChitoches, OLArles Leroy ana
William IL. Hiestand . rs;n.,,4 p,.o.
Plauuemiues-Bon Selour-D. a InlDaut-Dufas
Settlement-W. a. Brainard. , -.
P6inte ee-Hermitage-E1nile Bonnetoi'
Observation-Disclosures A j. Sypher.
ST Heena-Amite Clty-WInam Butter a., =,
81 s-Convent-Napoleon Underwood-Can-
trelle-Joseph q. Oliver. -. T.
Il LapdTy- Opelousas-Aagust Donate, Jr.
81 Martin-St Martnsvile-S; u. snAer' $500.
ST Mary-Franklin-A. j. DemRrest-Jennert
Postohice-J. B. Esnard. -, r4,,to,r;so--
d adisonville-Dapel D. Riggs ..-,- r..
,,Tensas-St. Jeseph-Capt n L. SUee'e-O@P'' n
TeTreb tS' -Houma-F Marie u DupaTt
West Baton R0uge-LObdells Store-Nheouore
West FeHcana-St Trancisyille-J. P. Newsham-
Texas.
Austin-Ridge PA8ehal.
San Aut0rf1-W. w Gamble.
Shelbyvilie-George R. Stubbleheld.
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.HARnIAGE GuInE.


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everything concerning the physiology and relations
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any address on receipt o. 90 cents.
Address DIR, WILLIAM YOUNG, No. 4I6 Spruce
street above Ioul H. Philadelphia
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III Dung eau be consul ed on any OF the diseases
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Spruce street, above Fourth. Philadelphia je21 lyW
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MEMORANDA.

By dispatch to A Moulton, ESQ, we learn that the
steamship George Washington sailed from New
York on the 18th, and the Oorts- arrived at l A N
on the 18th inst
By dispatch from Philadelphia to Messrs Creevy
Niekerson Co. we learn that the steamship Ju-
niata Captain Hoxe, hence arrived at that port at
II NJ yesterday.
SPOKEN.
Juy IT, in latitude a deg 81 min, longitude IS deg
30 min. threa mssted schooner Marion, from Liver
pool for Ne'f Orleans.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
New YORK, July l4-Arrived from New Orleans
schooner Florence Rogers Rogers.
Boston July ll-Salsd, steamship kensington,
Babson, for New Orleans
FOREIGN PORTS,
Bremerhaven, June 2j-ArrIved from New Orleans
ship Famerlane, Sumner.
Bordeaux, June 25-Arrived from New Orleans,
ship Belle, todhunter.
Newcastle June 28-Loading for New Orleans, ship
hatragansett, Edgar
Newport, June Z1-Arrived from New Orleans, ship
Ella Inayer, thompson.
Fayal May 2i-Arriyed ON New Orleans, ship
Arthuse, CO5so, aud sailed for Barcelora.
Liverpool June 30-Arrived from New Orleans,
steamship Fire Queen, williamson and loading for
return trip. Loading .or New Orleans, ship Aliiea,
Berry.
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closing TOO unsettled to admit OF quOtatlons,
which we are again compelled to omit.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l, 1867 e.. 1926
Arrived to-day. ........... l99
Arrived previously. ....... $50, AIS
Made up from waste and
damaged cotton, etc ...... s,0l9-665r 696
68O,952
Cleared to-day. ............. none
Cleared previously. ........ .67S, 694-67s, 6s4
Stock on hand and on shipboard .... Ass
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The market was
very quiet to-day. Louisiana sugar is
quoted at l34@l54c q b for fair to prime.
Cuba molasses is quoted nominally at 400
45c y gallon, but there has been no sale of
importance for some time past.
FLOUR The unfavOrable weather to-day
prevented operations in this as in almost
every line of business. The only sale we
heard of was lis bbls choice at Sl3 u Dbl.
In the absence of anything to indicate
change we repeat our quotations Of Satur-
day: Common S. 5066; fine SCOT; superfne
81 so; single extra So; double extra IS IS;
treble extra $90lO, and choice Sl29l4 %
Dbl.
BRAN-l5O sacks sold from warehouse at
81 40 u 100 lbs.
GRAfN-There was nothing done on the
landing to-day in grain.
PoRK-We heard of only one sale of 100
bbs mess to-day on private terms. few
small sales were made at S30@o0 so u Dbl.
Mess is quoted at so 5000 IS in round
lots.
BACoN-There were only few retail
transactions to-day at 1870 D. Is for shout
ders lG4c for clear ribbed sides; l7!c for
clear sides; and 20 20lc for choice sugar
cured hams.
LARD-We heard of nothing dore to-day
except few kegs choice at dc u Ii.
CoRN MEALS quoted at 81 IS y Dbl in
round lots.
Cow PEAs-Are selling in jobbiug lots at
So % u bushel.
NAVAL SroREs - Rosin is exceedingly
quiet, there being little demand for ship
ment, while the local requiem nts are very
limited. Common is quoted at 81 so u bbl;
No. 2 at 81 1898; No. at So j094.
Southern pitch is in light supply and fair
request at 81 5o@55 " POI. Tar is dun at
S202 % for IS TO 20 gallon packages, and
So 5CI14 for large size. Spirits turpentine
is little sought for except in icbbing and
retail lots. 1t is quoted at 4OO4Zc " gall
Ion by wholesale,
Hl6Es-The stock is still very light and
prices are firm. We quote green salt city
slaughter 9l0l35c y II; dry salted l6@l8c;
country dry flint l7Gl9C; Texas stretched
l7@l9c; Mexican dry 20G2lc u ID.
SALT-There is good demand prevailing,
and owing to the light receipts for some
time past the stock las become considers
bly, reduced. We quote Liverpool coarse
and fine from warehouse at 81 5002 So F8
sack; do from store 81 G0G2 IS. Turks
Island salt is still quoted Iominally at
81 sO61 80 u bag.
RIcE-The market is very dull, purchasers
generally holding off until the arrival of the
new crop. The transactions now are con-
fined to iobbing and retail lots at S0lOc for
Louisiana.
BALE RoPE-Is retailing at 9l99!C q ID.
In round lots it is quoted at sc. The market
is very quiet.
TALLow-City rendered is quoted at 13c,
and country at l25c u h.
IRON COTroN TILs-Are quoted at &c q Ii
in lots, and are retailing at &c y ID.
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10 bxs apples TO NJ DoWling-5T do So bbs apples to
Julian-l0 bbs apples G w Byrne &co--49 mead of
cattle lnban, Aycock &co-sundries to order-Total,
"a hhds tobacco
LOWER COAST-Steamer A g Browns bbls
rice Dupre-26 do A Soooa-S do / SIX rice DAVID
lot machinery W Edwards &co-sundries to order
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nina Smmes-l6 bbls rice
Ierrebonne Gourdain-25 pigs eggs "a bbls rice to
Terrebonne-S do l6 pkgs eggs J. Ssrle-T bales of
moss 81 Walsh-2l2 SKIS potatoes Orzentre-sun-
dries to order
BAYOU SARA-Steamer New Era-92 bales cotton
to orders SKIS potatoes j Leveque-H SKIS onions
j Labarthe--6 pkg1 fruit M Labusquere-4 bxs mdse
III Levy-sundres to order
BY THE RAILROADS.
NEW -ORLE ANS, OPELOUSAS AND GREAT
WESTERN RAILROAD--July 20-2i bales moss
4 do skins bxs taow O Whitney &co-243 des
bales skins withere &co-452 head cattle McQuoid
Mehlc-sundries to order
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0. S. MARSHAL'S SAL
Wllllam " Carson soE s. e !. vs. t:samer

William Carson ct ais, vs.. teamerl
No. 2, her Tackle, Apparel, etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
1 for the District of Louisiana, No. gijt nj
of writ Of yenditioui exponas, to me dird
the above entitled suit viii proceed to se8
highest hldder on SATURDAY, the frst|
AUGUST, 1883, at twelve 10 O'Clock NJ, at y
to Oust0nhouse building, onHiIld Levea sired
The Steamer EMMA No. 2, her Tackle A
etc as she now lies in he mis- issippi river
side, above Canal street Ferry Landing.
Terms-Cash, at the time OF adjudication. 4
ed states treasury notes.
United States Marshars Office. New q
twentieth day of July, 1853
No. 9Io-iy2l 2I2s auI - ---'
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o. S, MARSHAL,S MONT

Maxwell and Others VS.. Steamboat
Hodge No. q Her Tackle, Apparel, NJ
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT 4
l. for the District of Louisiana, No. 9lbl n
dienoe to an admiralty warrant to me
in the above entitled suit 1 have seized an
into my posscsslon-
The Steamboat B. j.. HODGE No. 2 hs,
Apparel. ETC., now ltbeled by Maxwell and Oil
the causes set forth IN tue libel now peudIn
District Court OF the United States
And ] do hereby cite and Admonish the \
owners thereof, and all aud every person ol
having or pretending to have any right, nd
terest in or to the same, to be and appear
triet Court Of the United States for the
aforesaid, to be holden at the city Of New
on or before the THIRD MONDAY from
hereof, to show cause, If any tney have or y
the SAID steamboat should not be conden,
be sold agreeably to the prayer Of iibelants
United States Marshafs Once. New
seventeenth day of July. 1865.
Il. j. HEBRON, u. g. Ma
No. e3s-j yls % % aui
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John POl@n., rs. steamer B, L.

John POlaRs, VS.. steamer B. L.
No. ?, Her Boats, Tackle etc,
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT n
J. Tor the District of Louisiana, No. sl55.-
dlence to an admiralty warrant to me directs
above entitled suit, I have seizod and
into my possession
The Steamer 3. l.. HODGE No. ?, her,
Tackle, ETC.. now lIbeied b. John Polans
causes sos forth in the libel now pending in
trict Court of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the q
owners thereof, and all and every person OF
having or pretending to have any right, Til
terest ia or to the same, to be and appear Al
trict Court Of the United states, for the
aforesaid, to be holden at the city Of New
on or before the THIRD MONDAY from n
hereof, to show cause, if any they have or q
the said steamer should not be condemn
be sold agreeably to the prayer of libelant
United States MaTshafs Office, New d
eleventh day of July, 1853.
+. J. HEBRON. U. S. I'D
No. 93l-iyl4 IS Is aul
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Bernard AIIIon vs.. Schooner La

Bernard MllOn vs.. Schooner La
Her Tackle, Apparel, etc.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT "A
L for the District of Louisiana, No. 9l47.-isl
ence to an admiralty warrant to me directsl
above entitled suit, l have seized and tali
my possession
The Schooner LA BELLE, her
Apparel etc, now libeled by Bernard Miiop
causes set forth in the libel now pending In
trict Court of the United States.
And dc hereby cite and admonish the ID
owners thereof, and all and every person or
having or pretending to have any right, MI
terest IN OF TO the same, to be and appear N
trict Court OF the United States, for the
aforesaid, to be holden at the city OF New Orl
or before the THIRD MONDAY from the IA
Of, to show cause. if any they have or al
the said schooner should not be oondem1
be sold aRreeahly 70 the prayer of tibelant,
United states Marshais Office, New d
eleventh day of July, 1868.
No. ea3-iyl4 IS Is aul United states M
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NEW Notwithstanding United Statss-Asstd
mdse
MOBILF-steamer Iouise-sf bales cotton to II
Morrison--9a bxs tobacco h Goldsmith-5I " Tully
123 bxs tobacco w Van Benthuysen &co-527 bf-bKs
do WaokeFbarth J0seph--sundries 10 order
PENSACOLA-SchoOne Cora--l3,O00 feet lumber
10 OO0 laths to w M Grant
MOBILE-Steamer sarah--Eo bales cotton Allen
Wayne 6oo-1 do Ware Bro-l do S SnOdgrass-l
bbi augar MeColl- 80 bbs rosin K Biessey-sun-
dries 10 order-Total So bales cotton
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

Per steamship United Ststes from New York-G
watson Seymour-Perstein-H Elisa Hoa-E
Aing, wife, and sou-Spanish Consul landed at Key
Wegt-E Statfsnhagan-J Ewing, wife, child, and
Two ehildrsn1 iosge %ii st1rteSantH Hon Mos
Boynton landed at Key West-G w Fletcher, wife
ana son-J II smith and wife, Clark-H Wright
j McQuade-A b Coe.
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= y 777T-7T"7 IIT y II
Corr0A 0p 81 Ay were almost
completeif aae y, Tie movement being
Controlled ne eanle inarences shat pres
vailed Saturday namoIq restricted sA6~
plies ana tho iLabilty of parties to agree
as % prices. to whieh usY tie superadded
Under these circumstances the total bust
ness summed up only II bales, The market
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OONSTABLBiS SALES,

~. GOuEl0n We. j. AAeeDmnIxer and \
fherese Langenbecker. formerly Widow sd
by VIRTUE OF A WRIT or .FIERI FA
~ to me directed by the Hon. n. q ford, Fir5
tiee Of the Peace for the parish Of Orleans,
proceed 70 sell at public auction on tn URS
July y, 1865 at u O'Clock A., at the Merchant
change
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GRouND wild
improvements thereon, being lot No. Is Of soai
First district of this city, bounded By Canal
borne, GAsquet, aud Derbigny streets, as pei
drawn BY Joseph Pile Surveyor, dated MAY
and inches deep between parallel lines, Ea
measure.
Seized in the above suit
Terns-Cashiu United States Treasury note
pERENCE cool
le5 Jyll 23s Constable First JUSTICES %
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Maudevtle -..... .CANEL1A, Cozzens, 2 P -Cars.
Bay St. Iouis. LAURA, Walker, 9 A. M-Cars.
Rad River, ,.... LULA D, Grace, 5P. NJ
Red River. CADDo, Barnes, 5 P. NJ.
St ouis ........ PAr-IiSE CARROLL, White, Q 2 ~
Viessburr. GovEnNoR ALLEN White, P. NJ
Lower Coast "A. G. BROWN. Bassett, u NJ.
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IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT O
i for the Fifth Circuit and District Of III
No. 6465.-By virtue of writ OF seizure and
sued by the above named Court in the q b0I
tied suit, and received by me on Tie
OF March,, lsGs [ have seized ana t4tl
my possession, and wiliexpose for saleat b d
ton 20 the highest bidder. or Il h
the twenty eighth day Of July. lgC5 NJ
O'Clock noon, at the entrance 10 ths Custom
on Old Leyes street, between Canal ana d
house streets. in this city, the folowing ID
Two CERTAIN LOTS or GRoUNp. d
in the first d irict of this city in the sgu lrSi
ca by Nayades, Clio, Irytgnia, and Elat0l
designated as lots Nos 20 and % on a bland
Cd IA the office Of 4. .. StaTke notary, as n
l03i said lots adiojn each other and ii21s91
twenty-nine feet front on Erato street bv \
between parallel lines Of one hundred and nj
feet nine inches aud ten lines, together vitbl
buildings aud Improvements thereon. s. b IA
described property will be sold 70 81 tisiy Id
tins, Paul J.. Lewis claims, viz. the sum oil
i've hundred dollars. interest. ana an ulstsl
act OF mortgage on file, passed before Blvd
nett, notary IN this city, On the sixte Hihl
October 1866.
Terms Cash in United States Treasury nod
costs q deed and internal revenue stamp
Unitod States Marshars Ofica, New q
june 26, 1858 j. j. HERRtIN, u s. M
No. sol la25 jy8 II 1882 District OF d
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ocean Steamships.

Fos New Yerk-crOm"elhae every Saturday at 5
For New YoTk-A sreAants line every Saturday at
s P. NJ ,.,-. ~,
ton Square on the LIST and 18th OF every month.