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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-03

From the quarterback of a man-of-war to
the foot of the altar is n change indeed. Such
advance grace has been made by Captain
de Plas, distinguished officer of the French
navy and harbOrmaster at Rochefort. He has
entered the Jesuits' College at AnjOu a
novice. He has chosen the better part God
give him grace to persevere in his good in
tentions. Last year we had to announce q
similar step the part of the Prince Paul de
Broglie, who entered the seminary of St.
Sulpice. Example is better than precept.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-03

FRIENDS AND TREEs.-TT hen see leaves
drop from the trees in the beginning of au-
tumn, just such, think l, is the friendship
of the world. While the sap of mainten-
ance lasts, my friends swarm in abundance;
but in the winter of my need they leave me
naked. He is happy man who hath a
true friend at his need; but he is more truly
happy who bath no need of friends
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-03

SwADDLERs.-The Dublin correspondent of
the Times has given incorrect explanation
of the term swaddlers," which derives adj
ditional gravity from having been adopted
and repeated in leading articles. The word
''swaddler" stated to be used as a CON
lower classes of Roman Catholics" This is
not the fact; the word is applied to a llind.of
ranting Methodist, and, We believe, only to
the preachers The Daily Telegraph has, we
sec, followed the Times i'm its erroneous in
depreciation of the "swaddlcr.p
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION No.
3.-Tbe regular meeting Of the above Association
win be held at their Hall Maras street. near Com
mon, on TUESDAY, 5th inst, at a o'clock r. NJ
A full attendance is requested.
oc3 1t j. J. BARTON Secretary.
TIME AGENT OF THE REV. FATHER RYAN'S
celebrated patriotic paper,
"The Banner of the South"
will be tho door Of ST. Patricks Church before and
after High Mass TODAY, for the accommodation of
those wishing TO subscribe. ..---a-
.Terms-Three dollars year. oc3 1t
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-03

MULEs.--Under the heading of ''Notiee to
drayn1en and Planters found in another column Dr.
Joseph Elliott informs the public that he has inst
cGived frOm Kentucky $50 well broke and tinbroke
reasonable terms city Gcceptanoes from to four
anti
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-03

The members of the Hibernan Benevolent
A Association No 3 will bear in mind that the regular
meeting that body takes place Tuesday evening
next 5th inst
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-03

VIII Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
change gray hair TO its original color and dye the
skini 1t will and is preparation of acknowledged
superior merit
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-03

The agent of the Banner of the South will be
at the door of St Paricks Church before aud after High
Mass to-day for the accommodation of those wishing to
subscribe.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-03

SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-ony retail business doing in
n %hts
saris Gss per i6 A wholesale prices under
little movement in IT. small lot OF light and fer
ssr ne g. pe5s gss e 70 &c 60 81
ConSrhero is very little here very little move
oATsAre hrmer and there sales at 50 to COO per
bushel.
HIS dull ordinary sells at "a, prime Western at
81 o 90 - Soa at ss4 to sa4 % per bS
DR4 SALr MEAISshouders are io6bing at I59c per H.
nST2 in asr s and 4 Sgs
2l} to &c, sugar cured hams 2ii to CSC per ID
LAMBS quiet but firm at 10 to 49, for terces 81
BnEAKFAsr DAcoN--Is scarce, Northern commands
Eeussi,NA RicF-rhc market is inactive prices are,
WIIrsKY-There i OF ~ jobbing and Fetal demand
for rectied at y 2 to 81 30 Eatto domestic spirits
stlTa TT s demand for Livsrpool Salt is light. We
TAIow-rhe market is ut present very 9uet. but
holders arm at ios choice Texas and III
BAcGMo-T6ere is no movement at wholesale, but the
Fps and aTc in bales 25 for extra in rolls
BuTrEnCholce Goshen is scarce but other kinds are
Rnt I N e to is dp we ehs
46e, common and good Northern to 3se per ID
sell tho landing s. e IS
at Apples at IS e. and sourEroat G at % TO 81
per Dbl Caobages sig TO SIG per crate
POULTRY AND EGGs-WestcTn Chickens selling on
the landing at 80 per dozen for and Is for young
Geese at g. and Turkeys $20per dozen Eggs scarce
and command IS to 40c dozen for fresh Western
CoFFEEMarket unsettled by the fluctuations in gold,
and quotations nominal at l63 to o4c lib gold
duty pad for prime 10 for good fair IS to l54 for fair
wooI-The market is nearly bare. Mexican is quo
ted II to I9c and Texas clip per lb
CORN MEALS dull Choice Kiln dried Is jobDing
from store ut Is to 25 per Dbl
Money Market. -
Gold opened yesterday at 1924 1873 against 1912 at
NewHaFk, and alter touching 1881 CLOSED 1924 to
1899. American half dollars 1870 Mexican dollars are
nominal.
Sterling exchange 1923 to 1885,. New York exchange
! to per cent discount francs 4.l0 to 402h.
City seven percent bonds 793. Metropolitan Police
Warrants SO TOGO State Warrants &c to 7s buying ~
to - selling according to size City Treasury notes 2ih
to 25 buying; selling % to % per cant discount
panic gold that took place fTttay, Sept ga The
sad effects of thus gambling in the currency of the
United States and the money of the of the
Gal world were more disastrous than could have been
probably imagined. The correspondent OF the Pieayne
says The excitement earIuli one leading operator
was loser of gold nearly forty millions when the crash
In the of five minutes gold fell from l64 TO
1877, twentysix per cent. The havoc n reSult is
spread banks sad sufferers and failures
everywhere reported" The Herald says Talk of
gambling faro, keno rouge ct nor in any other
professional way Why, Wall street gambling in stocks
and gold beats all in reCklcssncss and vicousncEs.
From the day of the panic it IN said that tho depTeca
ton in railway stocks amount to Sl3O Oo0tGo'
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-03
EDITORIAL AND OTHER ITEMS.


OF the population of Jamaica but three pei
cent are white.
Sitka has sixty bar rooms and two breweries
for $50 inhabitants.
Two men were hung by mob in Portage
Wis, on the ed ult.
The Red Stocking base ball club have start
ed for San Francisco.
Two officers of the Montreal Bank have alb
seconded with $25O,O0O.
The deluge in Minnesota caused damaged to
the amount of $6,OOO,OO0.
There are 125, 900 registered voters in Texas
of these $4,000 are white.
John Martin, the purest of Irish patriots, is
on visit to this country.
A weed has been discovered in Iowa which
has all the properties of flax.
The death of the wife of the wickcdest
man " is annourced-Mrs. Allen.
Charleston has "great expectations" of
doing Sl0,0O0,OO0 business this year.
Udolpho Wolfe the schnapps man, is dead
The press lose in him liberal patron,
The bill for the Abyssnian war has reached
$4,000 900, and there is more to come.
The Oldest son of the Viceroy of Egypt is
about to enter the University of Oxford.
balance wheel weighing $4,000 pounds has
just been cast at foundry in Louisville.
The Sprague family, of Rhode Island, give
employment and support to 10000 persons.
Willard Fillmore entertained Prince Arthur
eFA the Canadian diiEyrittrics Recently III Buf
fulo.
Michigan editor calls Chicago brevet hell
Old Nick has it first on the roster for promo
Prim during his recent visit to Paris, com
planned bitterly of the difficulty of procuring
n king.
Wine-bibbers will be glad to know that wine
this year in France will be of very superior
quality.
In one of our Western cities tho proprietor
of billiard saloon devotes one day in seven to
the ladies.
Gen. Shepley, our first military Governor I'M
der Butler, will succeed Fessenden as Senator
for Maine.
The Dutch colonies in the East Indies are
very disconten and threaten to set up for
themselves.
The freight depot of the Pittsburg railroad,
in Cleveland, was entirely destroyed by fire on
Friday week.
The first female born in the town of Hcnni-
ker, n. H.. died in that place on the 18th inst.
at the age of 100.
Sardines are said-te be plentiful on the sea
coast. There is a species that flourish on dry
land in this vicinity. --
Owing to the drought the crops in Virginia
will be very short, in consequence of which a
famine is apprehended.
Mrs. Myra Prodnell & Husband is the style
of new law firm in Chicago. The husband is
to be the silent partner.
A. t. Stewart says his business was never
better than this year, and that he has never
advertised as much before.
The hop crop of Wisconsin mot half as large
as that of last year, which was short one.
Bad news for beer drinkers.
The base ballers out West black bali one
another. The " Haymakers" charge that the
" Red Stocking " are blacklegs.
The Catholics of Fall River recently held a
meeting and resolved that q hearse and three
carriages arc enough for a funeral.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-03
KoRH1Na STAR AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.

NEW ORLEANS. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3. isoo.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-03
Old Bourbon Whisky.

800 bbs Old WHISKY of the following BRANDS
Nelson's Z" bourbon" four yeai old,
,Miller's Chicken Cock" three years old,
Anderson's Bourbon"
- j. A. Millers st Bourbon" IS
~ Old Kentucky " Bourbon"
For sale by DOYLE & RAUM.
lG2 POy dras street
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-03
TEAS, LIQUoRs ANp WINS.

Teas, Etc. 49,
500 halfehests NEW TEAS, comprising Gunpowder
Imperials, ooolongs, English breakfast, Japan
All received within the last ten days
: For sale by DOYLE s. RAUM,
loe Poydras street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-03

Prim, during his recent visit to Paris, COM
planned bitterly of the difficulty of procuring
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-03

Michigan editor calls Chicago brevot hell.
Old Nick has it first on the roster for promo
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-03

HoUsRHoLD FURNITURE. PLANES AND oRFIQn
IL Furniture at Auction -,
By J. DEAN, Jr AaetionseE once Ne lss atavise
street. VIII be sold MONDAY, Cefaher a At nj
o'clock A. at hia New Auction Room, Nc. Is3 Gravtoz
street, corner Carordeiet-- = " ~ T--
Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteade, Ar1nofrs aEsrbse
Top Rurcans washstants, sotas Spring Seat cAelEs.
Marble Top Centre Tables Marble Top EfAe6s 81 Side
boards, Elk aension Tables Cane aud Weed Seat chkfrs
Hat Racks Double and Single Safes, MatraAees Car
pets, Paintings, etc. $50 q sis
Upright and Square Pianos and oflioe Furnifnres
Also-One large invoice OF Walnut and Poplar EGSra
Misses Cottage Beds Walnut and Painted Cottage Bed
Terms-cash in United States Treasury notes. nsa n.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-03

DOYLE 81 RAUAI,
Sole Agents for the sale of
/" Golden Wedding" Pure Rye Whisky,
Distilled by b. Calm s Co.. Baltimore.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-03
Notice to Parents.

The Parents of Pupils intended for St. Jefferson
College, hereby notified that the Rev Father Halb
VIII Do IN arreHdEnce Sunday and M0nday "a
and 4th of October in order to convey the young
temen committed to his care to the above mentioned
Institution by steamer National Monday evening
at & oclooE Oc3 1t
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-03

Bitters.
100 boxes Hostetter's Bitters,
100 wolfa's Schnapps.
50 Newfoundland Bitters
so Walkers Cocktail Btters,
50 Walkers Tonic Btters.
For sale by DOYLE & RAUM,
lO2 POy dras street,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-03

TAKE THE
NEW ORLEANS DAILY NEWS,
A Cheap First-class Family and Commercial
DAILY NEWsPAPER.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
TIE F0RTIErH CONGRESS.
eENATE.

WASHINGTON Jan. 25. 1902
THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT or THE NAVY.
Mr.. MORGAN, repJ Of y. ". presented memorials
in favor OF the reorganization the Medical Depart
ment OF the Navy.
THE TENURE or OFFICE Law.
Mr.. EpMUSDs, trep.) OF Vt, from the Committee on
Relrenchment, reported bil repeating the Tenure
Of once act, With an amendment leaving the heads
Of departments (the Cabinep subject to removal at
the WIN Of the President & during recess \. q the
civil officers during such recess without having spe-
cinc evidence to Justify the suspension.
allow the President to remove any member o Of his
Cabinet during recess OF the Senate and to sus-
pend any other civil ofiicers except Judges or the
United states Courts, whenever, during recess OF
the Senate In MS opinion the public good shall re-
form Temporarily thc duties Of such ONCE until the
next meeting OF the Senate, and until the matter
shall be acted upon By the Senate; and In case Of
within twenty days after the first day OF such meet
ing OF the Senate, TO send 10 the Senate such sus
pension, with the name OF the person SO
Designated to perform the duties OF suchoice and N
the senate shall concur IN such suspension and
shall so certify to the President, who may thercupon
ss90y ss9 sssP 3 Sfs @ s a @ Ff S aas Ss
suspended onicer Is TO be reinstated, but the dd
interim appointment shall receive the emoluments
the duties IT. The President is at liberty to revoke
any suspension before reporting 1t 10 the senate
and renslate the suspended offlcer.
Section three OF the substitute cmbodies the bill
recently introduced by Mr. Edmunds to prohibit tho
holding Of more than once Qnce, civil or military by
one person at the same time, which II modified By
the proviso Of the fourth section declaring
That nothing in the foregoing shall be
70 prevent ,he dosfnaon appointment OF officers
form temporarily the duties OF other officers
authorized ~ law, nor TO such appointments A
are designed By law 10 be made from the army navy
Section nve provides that the penalties provided
In the act to which this is an amendment shall
apply TO violations OF this act
THE UNION PAcfffo RAILROAD.
Mr.. HOWARD, trepl OF Mich, moved TO take up the
resolution, to more efectually insure the completion
OF the Union Pacinc Railroad according 10 law.
Mr.. CoSNEss, trcp) OF CAL, objected. and II went
over.
THE oRoRorA SENATORS
Mr.. STEWART, rep, Of New, from the Judiciary
Committee, made report, accompanied by the fol-
lowing resolutioa:-
Resolved, That Joshua H claiming 10 be Senator elect
from Georgia ought mot now TO BE- permitted 10 take seat 10
this body.
Mr.. TRUxBuIr, rep.) OF H., presented dissenting
minority report, which, with the majority report
was laid on the table and ordered to be printed.
MI. HENDRICKS, (dem.) OF Ipd, aaid he had intend.
ed " submit report himself dissenting nom that
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVE

WAsHlNGIOS Jlu %, lco9.
BILLS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
Under the call OF States for bills ana joint resolu-
lions the following were introduced read twice and
referred as foliows:-
by Mr. KELSEY, trep) OF N.Y.-Tc provide for fund-
ing and paying the national debt, &c. Referred to
the Committee on ways and Means
by Mr.. MoRRELI- (rep) OF Pa-For The relief OF pay.
masters. Referred to the Committee on Military
Afars. EEL Fe
BY Mr.. THOMAS rep.) OF Md-rof the amendment
OF the act OF February Is, 1907, for change In cer
tain collection districts IN Maryland and Virginia.
Nv Mr. HEAroS, (rep.) OF n. C.-To repeal section
fourteen of the act OF July IS 1885, to collect the
Tsyelge. Referred 70 the COMMITTEES on Ways aud
Nv Mr.wnrrEMoar, trcp) Of s. C.-For a committee
OF seven TO investigate the irregularities Ia the
Third ana Fourth Congressional districts. Referred
to the Committee on Reconstruction.
By Mr.. cLIfr, Of Ga;-Making an appropriation
to improve the navigation OF the Savannah river.
Referred 10 the Committee on Commerce.
BY Mr.. KELLOGG, trepl OF Aa.--Drccung the Post.
European governments for a firtner reduction In
the rate Of international postage Re,erred 20 the
Post once Committee Also several memorials mem o.
ins nte1na nsYYMs ssSr5ssaSIs ssi ''' grams a' 90
BY Mr.. BrcKLEy, Of Aia-To revive and renew 9
certain grant OF public lands to Alabama Referred
to the Committce on Public Lands. -
By Mr.. PIERCE, Of Ala.-MakIng provision for the
representation Of the other lwonlt1s % OF & persons %
mttee on Reconstruction. ~
BY Mr.. TRIMBLE, (dem.l Of Ky.-To amend the act
OF July 1887 for the removal OF causes rom state TO
federal courts. Referred to the Judiciary Com
~ 1f. Crflox. rep o. fii:-in relation to print:
graves IN May last. Referred TO the Committee on
Printing.
early construction OF the Atlantic ana Pacific and
other railroads. Referred TO the Committee on the
The New York herald., 1869-06-09
A UcrIoN NOTICE. s; IN, M TAYLOR, AUcTIoSEER.


Panoforte Drawing Room Suits Paintings, Bronzes Vel
vet Carpets Mirrors at public auction this day Wednesday,
at the brown stone mansion 81 West Fifteenth street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues, commencing at 0% o'clock.
Drawing Rooms-Superb Suits covered In crimson gold,
blue and gold boca,el of the richest description;
Etageres Secretary Bookcase Marqueere Bots de Rose
Clock; Paintings by eminent artists; Artistic Bronze Stau
ary, Velvet Medallion Carpets Chandeliers, Brocae and
China rosewood PIANO.
forte celebrated maker Stool Cover Music stand Books
Hatstand. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and walnut Dressing Bu-
reaus Bedstead wardrobes, Commodes, suite, style
Lonis XIV Hair and Spring Mattresses Bedding Toilet
giant sets ruby crystal Glassware Silver Casters Tgreens
China Dinner Set Table Linen Sheffield Cutlery; also Base
men and Kitchen Furniture. Sale peremptory. NJ BPar
ties wishing to attend this sale take Fifth stages
Sixth
The New York herald., 1869-06-09
SUMMER RESOA,TS.

NTYACK, ON THE HUDsON.-sUIr. ABLE ARRANGE
~ ments for desirable summer Board Apply 70 AbkAA
SMITH, No Wal street. room 2 J. o. cKER, Opposite
The New York herald., 1869-06-09
A UorIoS Nor1cE.-L. FITZGERALD, AucrloNEER


this wednesday, morning. June g. II O'Clock precisely,
Over $l5, 900 OF magnificent Household Furniture,
Velvet, Brussels, Medallion Car pets,
Works OF Art Bronzes Paintings, Mirrors &C., all made
TO order for the expressly at the elegant four story
brown private residence lis West Twenty street.
between Sixth and Seventh This will be the largest
and rcheat household furniture sale OF this Reliable
men in attendance pack goods for purchasers at
reasonable charges Parties wishing attend the sale take
Broadway, Sixth Seventh Drawing Rooms
Magnifcent rosewood octave Pianoforte, cost
$780, stool and elegant Psrlor Suits, covered
with the richest description green and gold and
Pier and Oval Mirrors French imported Furniture from
Paris Cabinets Bots de Rose gded Chairs aud Tables
Paintings by great masters Aimoircs Fauteu and
Turkish Chairs rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits Bed
Bureaus Washstands Commodes, Wardrobes, spring
hair Mattresses Beds Linen Quilts, Lounges Sofas,
walnut Buffet Extension Table, Dining Chairs, Bookcase
Library Table Suit with rich Cut Glass and Crs
Ware China Tea and Dinner Sets silver Tea and Coffee
Sets Casters Ice Pitchers Butter Dishes, Spoons Forks
ivory bone handle Table Cutlery &c Sale positive
Deposit required
The New York herald., 1869-06-09
DYA. D. MELLIcK, yR., a BRO,

DY A. d. MELL1CK, JR., BRO,
ID Auctioneers,
and dealers in New Jersey Real estate,
20 Pine street, New York
Continuation sale OF
100 villa Plots,
Mt Avenel, n. j.,
one nour from New York by the New jersey Railroad,
and IL miles from Railway The heavy rain Of the 81 inst
having made necessary TO adjourn the sale, WILL the
day prove fair be continued the 10th ns when lot
put viii be positively sold TO the highest bidder bid
ding will be allowed account OF the These
situated elevated ground high the church seepe
Railway and extensive views Staten Island
the Orange Mountains train will leave the foot OF
Corandt street at p. NJ. the day OF sale, returning
promptly a rs For railroad passes maps and full par
tcuars apply the Office OF the Avenel Association ls7
Broadway and 81 Montgomery street. Jersey City, and to the
o. II. PIERsoy, Auctoneer
The New York herald., 1869-06-09

DEM. r. THEALL, AUCTIONEER.
ID Large sale of Fireproof Safes
BENZ. Y. THEALL will sell auction, on
FRIDAY, June II, mt II O'Clock A NJ,
No. z3 Cortlandt street, next door 10 Merchants Hotel
the entire stock OF the celebrated
Wilder Patent Salamander Safes,
comprising full assortment of all sizes, including Eve Plate
Safes with marble tops for residences. These Safes
best hreproof Safes made all
perfectly dry. Now the time bargain,
the whole will be sold without Examine previous
10 sale.
The New York herald., 1869-06-09

ORANGE. LAKE HOUSE, NEwBuRo, ORANGE coyN.
circular. H. THOMAS NEPHEW.
The New York herald., 1869-06-09

DIVER SIDE HOTEL.-PLESTY OF sHADE BOAT.
10 Ing, bathing aud fishing Persons wishiA pleasant
Board for the make suitable arrange nents by
calling Mrs. H. Il. JONES, Northern Hotel or Cort
land and West streets, or on r. A ACkERMAk, roprie-
tor Paterson, NJ
The New York herald., 1869-06-09

DY HENRY II. LEEDS & MINER
ID HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
Nos 95 Chambers street and Reade street, Art
Galleries el7 and Sl9 Broadway southwest corner
Twelfth stro ct.
ON THURSDAY, JUNE TO-
II O'Clock, at saesroom No. 95 Chambers street,
Fine OH Paintings,
from the owners residence convenience OF sae
consisting OF Landscapes, Figures Interiors; Marines,
Flower and Fruit pieces by favoe American and European
artists; among them will be found the works OF, VII
Gudin, II. Ronner, Wyngaarde,
Serich, Borselen, Liese,
7. o. Hans, Ten Berghe vandenbergh,
Hoppenbrouwer Rosenooom, Bombed,
Roeloss 7. w. Marshall, p Savry,
Koek koek. Haros, Schuly,
T. Bilders, Emmerick, c. Grersou,
J. NJ. Cuiverhouse, w. G. Knel. Paul Weber,
r. A. Richards, Rene Menard, Jullard,
Moormans, Joseph Felon. Sommers
and others
Also number Of old Pictures close and ad
and charges.
The above exhibition free till time OF sale
The New York herald., 1869-06-09

NATIONAL HOTEL, FAR ROCKAwAY, L. 1.-THE
IN proprietor of this hotel begs to inform the pleasure
seeking public that he will first class Hotel June
m az summer resort This hotel pleasantly located with
close proximity TO the beach In point of fine scenery good
surf bathing and heahfu climate this place
passed Applications for received t 263 East Thr
teh New ork BY letter 70 the hotel Far Rock
away. THOMAS CASEY, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1869-06-09

ID HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer
Sasrooms IS Chambers street and " Reade ree Art Gal
leries s17 and Sl9 Broadway.
On Saturday June r. at 10 O'Clock at saesrooms 05
Chambers street and ~ Reade street,
Household Furniture Pianos, 10
Full particulars 10 . few days
The New York herald., 1869-06-09

PY EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER
PEREMPToRy SALE OF NEW AND SECOND HAND
CARRIAGES pHAEroNs, BRErrs. WAGONS, Ae.
On FRIDAY, 1ith instant at IL O'Clock,
at the auction room Of EDWARD scHENCK 90 Liberty
street, perempory sale OF twenty and second hand
Carriages consisting OF Buggies by Parker, Phaeons by
Wood, Bretts by Miner and other celebrated makers
This sale comprises Carriages OF variety, well
worthy the attention OF parties about purchasing.
Catalogues with full particulars at the oce 80 Liberty
The New York herald., 1869-06-09

VVACCABUC HOusE-LAKE wACCABUC, GOLDEN's
w Bridge, Westcbcster county n Y, will open July l.
N. r. MEADE, Proprietor.