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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-26
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall, June Fl, 1870.

City Hail. June 81. 1870. !
mo. 2C0-Administration Series.l
An ordinance for the relief Of George P.
DeshoD.
Be it ordained by the Council of the city
of New Orleans, That upon the payment of
hereby relieved of the payment of taxes
aud interest on capital for the year of 1868,
and that the Administrator of Public Ac-
counts is hereby authorized to make settle
ment accordingly.
Adopted by the Council of the city of
New Orleans, June 81, 1870.
S. C. EMLEY, Acting Mayor.
A true copy:
II, CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-26
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, /
City Hall, June Fl, 1870. !

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, June 81, 1870.
mo. Decentralization Series.l
WHEREAS, The proper legal time having
expired, and no objection having been made,
and the petitions having been published in
the official journal for and during the time
prescribed by law; therefore be it
Resolved, That the administrator OF I'm
provements be and he is hereby authorized
and directed to advertise for proposals to
make brick banquettes, with wooden Icy
press) curbing on each side of Locust
street, from Calliope to Washington streets,
and on each side of Freret street from CAL
Hope to Washington streets, in accordance
with request of petitioners.
Adopted by the Council of the city of New
Orleans, June 81, 1870.
S. C. EMLEY, Acting Mayor.
A true copy:
II. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-26
1IAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEASs,
City Hall. June q, 1876
mo. 199-Administration Series.l

An ordinance relating to party fences.
Be it ordained by the Council OF the city
of New Orleans, That whenever the owner
of any lot of land shall desire to enclose the
same by fence, he shall give notice in
writing to the owner or owners of the ad--
joining lots of such desire, and also notify
ing such owner or owners to join in build
ing such party fence or fences, fully de.
scribing the premises thus to be lnclosed,
and the character of fence to be constructed,
and after the expiration of ten days from
the delivery Of such notice to such
owner or owners, if they shall still
neglect to join such petitioner in build
ing such party fence or fences, such petit.
toner may proceed to build such fence or
fences, and shall be entitled to recover from
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-26

The total receipts of the Government
since its organization, March 4, 1889. to
june 80, 1869, period Of eighty years, from
all sources were Sill, 402 .000, 900, and the ex.
nenditures Sl1. $50 600. 600.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-26

celebrated divine, who was remarkable
in the first period of his ministry for bois-
ferrous mode approaching, suddenly changed
his whole manner in the pulpit, and adopted
q mild and dispassionate mode of delivery.
One OF his brethren observing it, inquired
OF him what had induced him to make the
change. He answered. "When was Young
thought it was the thunder that killed the
peopie-but when grew wiser, discovered
it was the lightning, so determined in fu~
ture to thunder less and lightning more"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-26

A loving wife at Long Branch said "The
horrid surf makes me keep my mouth shut"
Sarcastic husband "Take some of it home
with you"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-26
Thomas w. H0Ihick VS.. Harvey

Thomas w. Hoshick VS.. Harvey
ELEVENTH. DISTRICT COURT FOR 4
y ish of Orleans. No. 3ol3;--By virtue
fieri facias, to me directed by the nor
Seventh District Court for the parish OF
the above entitled cause. l will proce
public auction. at the Merchants and
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal
house streets, in the Second District of
MONDAY, July II; 1870. at twelve
the following described property, 70
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND.
all the buildings and improvements
atea in the First District Of this city,
bounded by st. Charles, Girod, julia
streets, designated as lot numbel
square. and bearing the number
street.
Said lot measures twenty-seven +
Charles street. by one hundred
two inches and three lines in
parallel lines, running through
on which it has front OF twenty
Seized in tho above suit.
Terms-Oash ON the spot
iaa q jx1Q 9hazi& If thn
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MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS, /
City Hall, June FL. 1870.

MAYoRA1rY OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall. June FL. 1870. J
mo. l93-AdministratiOn Series
RESOLVED, That whenever an officer is sus-
pended by an Administrator Of Depart
ment, as provided by section eleven of the
city charter, the pay OF such officer shall
cease with the date of such suspension.
Adopted by the Council OF the city Of New
Orleans, June 81, 1870.
S. C. EMLEY, Acting Mayor.
A true copy:
81. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES---CITY.

NAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANs,l
City Hall, june Il, 1870.
mo. Decentralization Series.1
Resolued, That the City Attorney be and
is hereby authorized to instruct the Sheriff
to suspend indefinitely the writ OF seizure
against the furniture of Mrs. A. Doubaire,
for tax of 1868, amounting to fifteen dollars.
Adopted by the Council OF the city OF New
Orleans, June IA, 1870.
S. G. EMLEY, Acting Mayor.
A true copy:
II. CONQUEST CLARKE, Secretary. "a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-26

of New Orleans, I am especially under obi
cations for opportunities to see all that was
worth seeing in this city, as we'll as for in.
formation on the subjects upon which I
have treated. Although absent from the
old Crescent City, Mr.. Page takes lively
interest in all that concerns her welfare,
and only had to express desire to obtain
information to be used for public benefit.
to obtain his instantaneous assistance and
cooperation.
l go from here to Niagara Falls, and if
anything new turns up, will write from
there. F. A. 3.
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L
To the Honorable the City Council of the City
Uric

GRNTLEMEN-The undersigned property holder
on Freret street respectfully ask of your honorat
body to cause brick banquettes, with wood
cypress) curbng, to be ade on each side of Fra
street. from Oaliope to Washington streets.
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BAKER-on lhufsday, June 10, OF con.umption.
Sarah NJ, vie OF Robert BAKER, daughter OF David
Funeral VIII take place from rs Erie st.. Jersey City
saturday June n at hnli.past O'Clock RelatIN Is
and IT ends are iuyitcd to attend.
BECh.-ln brooklyn, h, D., On Friday morning. June
u. hza vile o. Peter D. BeeN, Esq ~ the I'D VI
her
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited to At.
tend the funeral on sunday, at O'clock from her ase
resIdeuce. - Ross u.
BuwERS.-At ileasantvllle. ia, on Monday, June ls
Charles. son Of Thomas and Isabella bowers. Tne
body was Drought on.
Mr.. Bate. Coos ~. nrst house east u BushWicE ay
Millamsburrh, sun lay afternoon. at O'clock
EbAhkllGt.-On ftt"ay, Jane IL, OF diOpsy, Mrs.
Martha BucSrdgc agc1 81 years.
The relatives and trends Of the family respect.
fully invited to attead the unerA from hei late
deuce, lo Wh ay, this tsatufday) aItcrnoon. At
o'clock
DAI.-on Friday, Juue Il. Garrett nav aged years.
Tnc relatives aud friends OF the family respect.
fully to attend the funeral frOm bus late
dcuce, Jlostcr y j , Monday. June -. a. 3 o'clock
4. NJ, Trains leave Chambers Il. al 4. VI aud T. NJ
HANNAGAN.-ln Brooklyn, on Friday june Il,
Henry flanagan, accq % year,, months and ~ days.
to attend the funeI al fom his late residence II sackc
st., on sunday, June ~. At 2P Al.
HUNl.-On Thursday, June 49, Frances. the beloved
wife OF James Hunt IA the l,th year OF her age.
The Nlends and acquaintance are respectfully re-.
quested TO attend the funeral nom late residence
Norolk Sc on sunday, Juae ~ Al o'c ock. Inter
ment IN Calvary Cemetery.
OGDEN.-On THURSDAY. June l6, at East Orange,
n. j, james II. Ogden aged ~ wears.
] he friends u the family invited 70 attend the
funeral IRON the First Baptist Church. NewR K, y. j
On Monday, june 80 At 2 O'clock l.. NJ
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FRIDAY. June f7--FLoUB AND NFAL-with the
smhsdcnce OF the French demand for wheat state and
$50 bbis at IS ioat5e5 supcrnne W Stern and state,
and s5 SCAT for shipping extrns do; % ~ for
paktrs' and family brands do; and &c 5@ So for ship
ping and family extras southern Rye Hour, t55@to1o.
suNDBIEs-Cotion was anil. and mddling upands
declined 20 axe. Spirits tuipcntne weak atSs iOc.
at nc Tor refined Fruits steady and f,iry active the
late advance In rasns and sardnes being sustained
stcarine uncl anrod OILS In lair demand Lnseed OF,
s6tftc., which liz easier. Hons more active. Hay
steady. Metals were hrm with an active business IN
eG Wool very dus execp " ana .pfnE gT cp
% zoe. Tobacco more active for export.
GRocEBiRs-Conee 10 fair demand st iul prices sales
shc, gold. We quote n,fslsc.. gold. duty ra!d tlee
more NOR. nSiye Caroline quoted At ssske sales Of 500
Porto Rico at iOc., and ais hhds. private terms.
sugap.kaw In good demand AZ steady prresi fair to
Cuba 91@0Nc. Tor Porto Rico, 1Ok6siOle. Tor No. "
boa and l2c for carned Dcmerara. Refined quiet but
ntm at l5xslSEc for hard, and i2ke for sof, white
$50 bulls at 40 % for mess, &c for prime mess and t23
50 for extra prime md 80 obs mess NJ tl1siX, sec
lot PLAIN aud extra moss. fierce beef dull beef hams
quiet at t3l6 s5. Cut meats steady small lots selling
a. ll@lSc i!r picked hams and 902c for SMOKED do
at ljc for No. i5A@i5Ac for CITY, and i6AqlGH for
steam; for future delivery. i6yc asked and 1skc bid.
hut ouei. Butter arm At i5@2ic for Western, and $50
about &c lower; safes 10000 hush. at 81 10 Tor
si.lOssi2l Tor No spring. and siso VI S1 for No.
Chicago, Rye unsettled At tl0@N " ioi stats. oats
Tor state Barley dull Barley malt In iair demand At
pics sales 500 bush At sc o. for new western
mixed tl6@ q 10 for western yellow, ana tl0ASsl2
Western
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in regard 10 t. MY connection with the aFhir IL
simply this: That I WINS once menber Of

rHE MURRAY CONCERN
ANer my withdrawal, Commissioner Deiano or.
dered the Collector OF the Sixth District to collect
s52UO0 from the firm tar on their gross receipts
The tax was not paid, and hence the seizure"
How about ex-Alderman McBrien ~
"Wcl, he's good M an ex-Aderman, but hardly
stout enough for efficient city father II he Is not
s,unted in his growth, he may Jet become num-
cipa ornament"
- Has Ben Wood anything to do with the lotteries
nowf"
"ruAr's QUESTION.
In 1866 bought his interest for s2J6 900 Two years
later sold back to him or tl62OOJ Wood agreeing
meet the note within ten days to forfeit not only
these notes went to protect. served notice OF for
felture, and In due time took possession. During
the suit OF The Hon John Murrisscy against me, the
Hon. Bee. Wood was appointed receiver, but held
his position onJ two OF thrCc day. Then the Hon.
John MUrrisscy was appointed receiver at my re-
quest lie
GOLD THE BUSINESS
TO my brother, William l.. Simmons, for t2j 100, and
since that time II has been conducted by Simmons
a. Co.
DO you desire the monopoly Of the lottery bust
ness, Mr.. SimmoasP'
III should not object TO have II; but my NAN mo-
tive 10 prompting this bill was to securs fair play
II the bill passes and have every to believe
that II will the result will be that instead OF having
three or tour hundred policy shops In New York
there will be but thirty or forty; the rises will be
increased the very poor will not he able to end
their earnings at the game and the Government will
bG the sainer by many thousand dollars yearly"
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JOLLY SET OF MARINES.
Grand Wash-tub Race at Staten Island
Unparalleled skill la Turning Bottom Up
Dead Boads of Euu-Ciose OF the Festival

Grand wnsb-tub Race at Staten Island
Unparalleled skill Ia Turning Bottom Up
Dead Boads of Fun-Close OF the Festival
OF the Neptune Club.
Inc Neptune Boat Cub Of Staten .Island closed
their weeks festival yesterday with a tub race,
which drew out an immense multitude Of spectators.
The fun attending the race Was peculiar and apun-
dant. Seven new wash-tubs were provided. but six
only were used. They were Shoe Fly, entered by
Nathan Mundy; Huguenot, BY j. X. wemple; Il. n.
Bodine. by J. ID. Batt Cambria, BY c. h. Wempe /;
sea Nymph, by Arthur Cook and Old Timos Rocks,
by j. ". Edwards. The only means OF propeiiing
the tubs was by small wooden ladies'. MANY laugh.
able attempts TO get into the strange craft were
made, curing which several OF the ventureso ONE
boatmen came To grief ana to water. At length all
were seated IN their tubs, and the Sord go " was
given.
Immediately two went over, turning somersault
in Tie water; third made frantic endelvors to
the air he gently subsiied ana took hath. Tie
Cambria and Old 1imes got away very succe ssiul.
was an old seagoing tub. When near a; the stake
boat. thirty yards out from the CO. house, the
Cambria sirenuousiy underworld TO pass Old Times,
aud after two or three quick strokes the bottom Of
tne tub appeared on tue surface.
Meanwhile the rest OF the contestants had been
busily upsetting their tubs ami getting Ia again
amid the Laughter and cheers of the spectators
Tue Cambria, having returned to the starting point
made another attempt and alter two upsets got
AWAY, but had moved only a lew yards when Mr..
Edwards came In the winner, he having success
iuly gone round without mishap.
Tho prize, tue LARGEST cabbage Staten Island
Afforded, was taen presented To hun.
Tie iun finished, the crowd dispersed, the car
rlages, OF which there were a large number, drove
away, and quiet again reigned in New Brighton
The iemnins friends OF the members Oi tho club had
fancy iar al the club house each DAY OF tue iest.
val, the proceeds to defray the eXpenses the new
boat house. A handso ney engrussed set OF resOlu-
u0ns and 1no 1i-fooI working boat were presented
to Mr. X h McMurray Tor his zeal IN iurthering the
Interests OF the club. The Neptunes offer set OF
eolors Naued at $lUO 10 De rOwed Tor In September
oy members OF boat clubs In New York and New
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-18
WANT nR VITALITY.

Sometimes there is lack OF vality In large and sp
parently well developed frames Herculean saews aLd
muscles are not always indicative of stamina and
stutonal vigor In their possessor. Health depends
upon the condition OF the stomach the liver, and
the bowels than upon the breadth Of the shoulders
the size OF loose levers and pulleys OF the system in
which strength Supposed to reside. All this grand
animal machinery is ofItsef protective against sick
and decay. kaey and perfect digestion, regular
and healthy secretion uncontaminated blood, aud
regular discharge of the waste matter OF the body
through the incsncs the kidneys and the
potent safeguards against disease the best guaran
tees OF longevity. To promote these objects he great
and purpose Of Hostetters Stomach Bitters. The
ingredients OF which the Great Tonic tnI Alternative f.
composed are taken solely the vegetable kingdom.
and their medicinal virtues not by
the acd ana POISONOUS elements which exist, oc
less, ia all the powerful drugs. Sufferers from
digestion bill ousness intermittent fcyers, nervous deb
iy, or constipation not only md immediate relief from
the of this agreeable stimuant and invgoran but
become conscious, as time wears on. OF Increase Of
constitutional elasticity and vital force Labor aud
exposure longer produce the same effect upon them
heretofore. and they feel they had acquired
new hold on c-a new reserve of physical and mental
energy, This has been the experience Of thousands OF
both sexes, every day adds to the o; eonnr
matory testimony. Whenever the temperature and
state OF the phere exercise depressing Influence
over tho minds and bodies OF nvslids,s Hostettets
Bters Is the only tonic upon which they rely Tor
n swift and permanent restoration,
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Live Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Friday, June iT-With 1870 beef
cattle added to the stock held from yes terday the
market was very dnil ana common cattle were not 50
rea dy sold as yesterday. few choice steers
ported sold a. bbsc. n, but for any considerable
number the outside ngure Is l6c. ~, and not M
went above ijc. Exclusive OF the Texans whch could
not be sold, pr ccs ranged at La Toe. n vita ma
lortty OF the cattle selling TO wholesale stughcrcrs
aJO1t 4c n. six loads, l,3A sheep aud lambs,
arrived, and about ten car loads wers holding from
yesterday. The demand was little better. aud TAT
lambs were nrmcr and shade stronger We note sales
OF ~ car loads Of slecp at n, aud cars Of
lambs at II AMi99c. ~. with choice lot at iiAc.
Hogs ~cre nrner at II SiNc for dressed Receipts
X,sre
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the most prosperous sections of tho ststs, will CON.
mand an importaot local suetpess WHOM has hereto
fore found its outlet by circuous routes The grsding
bridge building sna isyinS oi rsis 70 ndstown arc
established. The lrt mortsage bonds, presented 10
the pubilc Oy Hatch Foote the financial agents. pay
liberal interest," and hec nom state and local
The road under the control OF permanent Investors
and the bonds are meeting with ready sale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-18

Don't paint VIE Hair kestorer-, but simply apply
HAGAN's Magnolia Balm upon your face, neck and
hands, and use LYos's Kathairon upon your hair The
Balm makes yonr complexion peariy, SOFT, and natu-
raj and you can't tell what did IT, II removes freckles
tan sallowness, rng-marks, moth.palcnes, &c and IN
place OF red, rustic face you have the marble purify
OF an exquisite BELLE Il gives TO middle the bloom
OF perpetual youth. Add these effects to SPLENDID
head OF hair produced by the Kathairon, and lady has
done her best in the way OF adornment Brothers will
have splnster when these articles are around
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&usintss qott.s
Rcady-mnde Clothing,
equal TO custom work, at greatly reduced prices, at
coLFAX ovERToN's
Successors to white. whitman Coz.
2ci aud rs Broadway.
&usintss qott,s.


AN AUCTION SALE or THg
wAVERLEY SUBDIVISION
OF this splendid property
Will take place
MONDAY, JULYi
and consists of
200 ELIGIBLE LOTS.
situated on the west line Of The road,
EQUAL 10 1909 CITY LOIS.
The unequvocal and brilliant success of tho FIRST sale
IL prOnaby the 0cst testimony that be offered
THE VALUE AND SUPERIORITY
Of tho property The grounds lasteiuy and liUer.
ally landscaped, and or purposes uf
ECONOMICAL PLEASANT VILLAGE HOMES
are unsurpassed. For turtncr information apply 10
AADEEW WILSON, JR.
Grand PARK ONCE, SlT Broadway.
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pure. fresh air and good tonic to increase the apDe
tte promote digestion, and buila up the OF tho
stomach In order TO set the patient the high 70
robust health. DR.. Jaynes Tome Vermifuge will not
only extermnate Worms but has tonic properties ad
mirably adapting to promote tho general health and
10 meet the wants OF feeble children. Sold everywhere
Small size 81 cts., double size 80 cts per bottle.
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That It appears on such and canvass that the
who numbcr OF given flr the otices OF lnp
tors Of Eoouon OF the Nlneieenth Election nstrct
OF tho Seventeenth Ward was ten thousand three
hundred anr forty eight. ...,.,.,...,,,
.and eight hundred ana line....,...,,,,..',,, $500
saud eight hundred and Sigl...... 49,, Ssos
three 5undrsd and Saytwo, ...,.,....'., isa
or which William Pgney received one Thousand
three hundred and hfN-o .,,..,. 1851
or which there were blank slN..,,................
And OF which there were scattering twenty two. ~
T,, moe
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That II appears on uch estimate ami canvass that tho
whole OF votes gwen Tor the onices OF lnspec
tors OF Election Of I've lweniy ',t Elees.nh Dlsrct
drGd and iortytlh ~ ;ii,s:. ioao
sand night hundred and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3I3
sand eight hundred ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ssOS
tnree hanarei and aitythrec, 1853
OF which Thomas IllwitZer received me thou
tand three hundred nfty.twO ,,,,,...,... l,o52
OR WHICH there were uank eiN .....,..,.,.......
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PLYMOUTH. June i7-silesia, New York.


GOULD-ALLEN.-At tie Church OF the Holy
TItnlty. Uy toe Rev. DR.. Nan, lillian II. GOdd, OF
dau, htcr OF James c. Allen.
NkwELL-BLACKLY-On Thursday, june l6 at the
Hanson Place ~, H. Church, 10y the Rev. A. :. Hunl
Henry j. Newell to Mary t.. youngest daughter Of J,
Z. Dackly, all Of BROOKLYN.
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Total

That II appears on such estimate and canvass that tho
whole number OF gwen for the offices Of Inspec-
tors OF Election the fwentie Election District OF
the Seventeenth Ward was ten thousand three hmm
area ana InrtN-ouF. .luoiA
sand eight hundred and nine. ,.,...,,,.,.. $500
sand eight hundred and two, .,.,.,,,,,,....', $500
three Gaadrsi and hiy'Ihree' 1858
OF which Hermann SuBsnlan received one
thousand three hundred and hity'two.,...,,.. 1Si2
OF which there were bank tiX.,.".,,.,,u..,,,.. y
And oi when there Wa scattering twenty.two.. %
-,
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EnOTELNti.

OUR sroCK OF sEAsoNABLE GOODS
FOR MEN AND BOYS Is SILL FULL AND CON.
PLETE. OUR STYLES ARE THE BEST, WHILE
OUR PRICES ARE THE MOST ECONOMICAL.
EVERY GARMENT MADE WITH sPECIAL RE.
FERENcE TO NEW YORK CITY RETAIL TRADE,
AND WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED.
DEvLIN q CO.,
BROADWAY AND GRAND ST,
BROADWAY AND wARREN ST.
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COoK.-In this city, on Tuesday, May 81. 1870 by
Judge Albert Cardol0. Elizabeth Cook nom Andrew
j tuuk.
HAltkEY.-In this city. on "Wednesday June l. 1870,
ly iudte Albert C.rdozO, Gertrude W. shatkcy from
MnrGuLs DE L. sharkey.
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ABRnItAsr DIscoyERY.-"Mercyis Is, :" says Shak e.
peair, Ike the gentle dew from heaven" Phaions
Ntala or SaiNaton Tor Tie 4if, Is and
parent. Gray halI can be graduate to auy natural
shade with tins mud OF ali the toilet tr1umpns OF
chemistry, t1is "a me most important No sed4nielt-
AuC
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Night. of Painful watching with poor, sick,

crying children can be avoided by the use Of airs.
wINsLOws SOOTHING SYRUP, It relieves tho
little sufferer from pain, wind collie, regulates
the stomach and bowels, acidtY. and during
the process Of teethlng II is invaluable. Perfectly sac
In all cases, us millions OF mothers can testify.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

sIsrATrvB ALNASAc-rrta Day.
Sun mes. " SUI SETS. s. NOOI scts.1 Is
mon WATEB-f.tts 'sY.
sgLdy Hook. I2 o. Gov. Isllnd IL - Hsll G,te. -
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"TAKiso IouR CHANCES. You may In the pur.
chase oil Summer hat; hut you avoid all
rh& you VIII take your chance OF ndlBg inst
Gle Jon want at kncNS popular store, No. ~ 49, Dad.
way corner OF fulton 81. Inc cnance is decidedly
Largely III your favor you lake our Innt.-Adc.
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Arrived-FhIDAY, June II.
Steamship Rheia, Bremen, mose. and pass
Steamship Tennessee, ChaTleSton, mdse and pass.
BARK 4. q. sherwood, Monte VideO, hides, &c.
Brig Joshua King, sagul, laolas-cr,
SNhr Eve sisters, ST. Juun, y -, lumber.
Also. the usua river ana cOastwIse Vcsscs
Scholarships Elizabeth Nicholson, FOR sydney.
:. ". j Admiral bremen Pawn, llavrc brgs Brsk
LAMA kossaK. C.en.uegOs; john Wesley. bermuda
FLOR del Mar, wilmington schr Willetnina, koulss'
berg.
STEAMSHIPS Arrived OUT.
PLYMOUTH. June i7-silesia, New York