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The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-04-23
WHY A MAN MEASURES MORE n
THE MORNING THAN IN
THE EVENING, DC.

There is an odd phenomenon attending
the human body, as singular as common:
that person is shorter standing than
lying; and shorter in the evening when
he goes to bed, than in the morning when
he rises.
This remark was first made in England,
and afterwards confirmed at Paris, by
Mr.. Morand, q member Of tho Royal
Academy of Sciences in France, and by
the Abbot FSntana likewise.
The aforementioned person found, from
years experience, that ordinarily in the
night he gained five or six lines. and lost
nearly as much in the day.
The cause of which effect, so ancient,
SO common, but 80 lately perceived. pro-
ceeds from the different state or condition
of the intervertebrsl annular cartilages,
The vertebr@, or joints of the spine.
are kept separate. though joined by par
ticular cartilages. every one of which has
o spring. These yield on all sides, with
out any inAexion on the spine. to the
weight of the head and upper extremi-
ties; but this is done by very small and
imperceptible degrees, and most Of all
when the upper parts of the body are
loaded with any exterior weight So that
q man is really taller after lying some
time, than after walking, or carrying q
burthen great while.
For this reason it Is that, in the day
and evening, while one il sitting or stand
ing, the superior parts Of the body tina
weigh or press upon the inferior. press
those elastic annular cartilages, the bony
jointed work is contracted, the superior
parts Of the body descend towards the
inferior, and proportionably Is one ap-
proaches tho other, the height Of the
stature diminishes.
Hence it was, that fellow enlisting
for q soldier. BY being measured over
night, was found deficient in height, and
therefore refused; but BY accident being
gauged again the next morning. and
coming up to the stature, he was admit
ted.
On the contrary, in the nighttime,
when the body is laid a-bed, IS it is in an
horizontal situation, or nearly 90. the
superior parts do not weigh. or but very
little, upon the inferior; the spring Of the
cartilages is unbent, the vertebrm are
removed from one another, the long
jointed work Of the spine is dilated, and
the body thereby prolonged; so that o
person finds himself about half an inch.
or more, higher in stature in the morning
than when going to bed. This is the
most natural and simple reason that can
be given, for the different heights Of the
same person at different times
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-04-23

OUTGENE RALED.
BY MAGGIE MARIGOLD.

It was cloudy warm morning in June,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Pomeroy, q newly
married couple, sat at their tiny breakfast
table, lost for a moment in their respec-
tive newspapers.
Jack and Gill, two gold-tinted canaries,
sang joyously in their cages at the open
window, and a mass of morning-glory
vines, wet with dew, thrust themselves in
at the breezy opening, laden with blue,
and white, and pink blossoms.
Mr.. P. was devouring thrilling anti
woman's rights article, in the Eruption,
by the editor, Mr.. Katchumandskinum,
whose wife had just made her debut in
the arena of strong-minded females.
Mrs. P. was anxiouly coming on adver-
tisement of "Lightning's Beard Accello-
rator;'' which promised to grow q fero-
cious mustache, in three days on face or
hand, or money refunded; and had deci-
ded to surprise her iege-lord with bot
tie that very day.
Mr.. Pomeroy having followed Mr..
Katchumandskinum through a series OF
like articles, and being now thoroughly
imbued with the editors opinion. cleared
his throat. threateningly, glanced eau
tiously across the table, and delivered
himself of the following speech:
'Minta, I cannot love you as well when
you read the newspapers"
She didn't raise her eyes.
1T is a good sign, he continued, men
tally, "she will do anything for my love. +"
Then showing his coffe-cup three inches
to the right, and his chair as many back,
he continued:
Like the rose that peeps over the gar
den wall at the onion patch beyond, and
partakes of its perfume, 80 woman looses
her sweetness when once she steps from
her proper sphere. VIII my little wife
be contented with her husbands love
and leave the newspapers to coarser
minds?"
This last "coarser minds" was the su-
gar coating that was to make the pill 60
down easily.
Nh. Pomeroy run his white fingers
leisurely through his curls, rose slowly
from the table, watching his wife counte-
nance. and taking his pet beaver from
the rack at the door, brushed an atom
of dust from its shiny rim.
Imagine his chagrin when his dar-
ling Araminta. leisurely putting down
her paper. said:
my dear Charley. I beg pardon, but
pom my honor, I haven't heards word
you were saying. There 'tis beginning
to rain. You had better hurry and get
into stage" walking him rapidly to-
ward the door. Don't forget to secure
seats for the concert this evening, dear.
Now don't look 80 amazed If the rain has
caught you for once, before you get down
town"
Mr.. P. pulled up his shirt-collar. bit
his thin mustache nervously, and depart
ed with q quenched air.
I'D give good deal to know whether
she heard me" he muttercd as he ran
down the steps.
Moral" chirped his young wife to her.
self, as she closed the front door, ''hus-
bands should train their children, but
not their wives; also they should bring
them home interesting books, papers. bo-
quets, and anything else that viii tend
to elevate their inferior minds"
Like true heroine this little wife's
courage was the truest on the feld Of
battle; it rose with the danger; bat now
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-04-23

The peacock has one Of the beaut;-
fullest tails in the world, but / take notis
be don't Ding II on the ground when be
walks out-Josh Bilingk
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-04-23
ALICE CARY.

ALICE CARY.
NJ SARA g. CRAFA.
The world has lost a splendor
From the starry realms Of song;
The voice whose thrilling sweetness
Has charmed the world so long
Zen the lowly wildwood daisies
As they nod on praries free
witk miss the breezy fragrance
Other wonderous melody.
In woodland nooks and hollows,
Where violets shade their blue.
Will Nature shed her tear-drops
In drops of crystal dew
And stars that come out nightly.
On the armament o'erhead,
Will shine in softer glory
Ger the spot where she lies dead!
But when Spring time brings the flowers
Looking upward to the sky
They will speak with prophet voice
OF her immortality.
While beyond the sunsets spleador
She will list with radiant eyes,
And retune her heavenly Tyre
To the airs of Paradise.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-04-23

WlNoflElD 4 COOPER.
AINT1N0. GLAZING. CALs0Nmn0.
GRANTMN0. FRzSCoIN0. GRAyING.
SIGN PAINTING, WALL PAPHRIN0.
once No. 81 Dryales Street,
Near Union Street.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-04-23

Transient sdvsstissmsnts. q SePR square Arst
insertion; each subssquent insertion, Is cents.
All business notices Of advsrtisements. 10 be
charged twenty cents Per lins each insertion.
Jon PHuFnso executed With neasns0 and
dispatch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-07

"Wednesday, Aug An opportunity viii also be afforded
Of transacting Circuit Court business.
George Smith fled voluntary petition in
bankruptcy last week; Phiip II. Kneboth and Louis NJ
ohGhofcr were adiudcaed involuntary bankruptT and
Edward G. Chamberlain, Wolf Samuels. AMI CnafIee H.
Brinkerhof received discharges in bankruptcy
Surrogate Veedcr admitted to probate last
week the wills Of John schocpf OF New-Lots' Mary NJ
Greenwood, Margaret Joynes Margaret Murphy, Theo-
dore Rogers Ceema Thompson. Sophie Metzger, Eliza
beth Owen, and Mary Fllman all OF Brooklyn Letters
OF administration the estates OF the FOL
lowing: Addison Sanford, James H. Zlhriskle
Repp, William T. Latlmor. Hannah shapley, ElLaDeth
CrabD, l1dde Balm, DiOdcma Woodruff ana Johh IL Uni
mann, all Of Brooklyn. Letters Of guardianship OF the
person and estate OF Charles H. j. Kraft were granted 10
Catharinc Miller OF NewLOts: OF Annie NJ Repp 10 10
REM Menu Of Van Dyke and Agnes l.. Price to Victoria
~ Bird their mother; OF Ellen G.. and Harriet L. Gros-
NCEVT e. Charles a. Greedy, all OF Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-07
AN EXAMPLE ron MAYoE nALL.

Mayor Hall pleads as an excuse for signing
the warrants for NJ eno.mou- bills presented to iin
that nc had legal 70 refuse, after they mad
passed the proper auditing board. That excuse oI
not making the attempt b. project the city rom such ont
the example Of Of ms predecessors. When Nj
Opdye was Mayor he did refuse 70 sign the warrants
Tor work done the new CuuftIlOusc, Of
tic ground that tho bills were cXorbitant
ana the claimants Tcsn.ted 10 the courts. 4
SUIT was brought by the f4m ~ EvaIts, South
mayd Choate, 10 compel him 20 sign. David buGioy
Field argued the the other size, resisting the at
tcInUt 10 force Navlr, against his 70 give
his assent Ia the payIur - Gf fraud dent bits TIE
carried 10 the General Term where MT Lewis Il. Wood
ruff, Judge OF the United states Circuit Court, who
had associated with Ir ~ arts arr ls the motion
q IuaUdaIuus Their JONI efforts dc1 ana tie
Court issued maIdanus 20 tic Mayor II sign the
rants who, having exhausted ms power ~ resistance
submitted, though s0rCly against I, Will T. Mayor Hall
like Mayor Opdykc had CustIat,ly Totu- 70 sign the
warrants, he might at least have checker The vlldmy
become known.
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nA0oENGERS ARRIVED.

VPON IVEEPODLIn steamship CITY Of Brusse' Aug oMfs Il
Il,r +, " s.amou nr Nenbu lady and e.lh d. lemng Mr.
Iigor M Jones n Brock dy and child Garter T. H. Garter
II a Vosht T. NJ Gcsk, J. Ryan. r. Smith g. VI tcs!tI ire
"a, k,lack Molrunun / Clrphc', Nj MrAtso ; liaHs
~ nsy y FnIerop X Fame, W j. Bet, & stern, M Bsye
H Hyrads y Donovan, j. e. Ma;en q. Lockwood r. Cook,
~ T. EkrarcE j. and son, j. shelly MI Whe -
T. scrivcn Cogan. G. Martin NJ. toI, : v X RON =
Sa,y Sias g. 4. Keen, Mr. stewart hiss, hlSe'
Mn G1Lcr H. L Barnard, tie Hon. L. l. thtt.Idfn, g.
TIcf ~, Potter and hdy NJ LtlJohn M IsyhI W Smih
IAN t FAINT Mr. Bickeon l.. l. lew aud son, frat Mss Na
lana l. ueard Nj. L Baxter, NJ Preset L srn ise KY, 4
Iuor, ~ Rev J. T. Calm. Z. r. Haywood 'dy ana ihin
Mrs RT,sb Scuy g. CuIp, Dr. ogden LADY ana chh' Me-
son D (ou,rus Ial M. Mason lady and Chiel. H. DIN
t s,r'lgrr "rs W,rrei Russell aud children, NJ
Joae, ai, an oi Hcpvoth T. GTy M LoroTy and "n
h psv,og s BIZ. children aad servants X FIhtta H.
Woorar Nj Hoaglnd, " J. Smith j. "fe'n = "m''
IIstf g. 81
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CRIM1NALICOURTa.

At the Essex Market Police Court Geo. Ireman
committed Yesterday, for .steang the gold watch Of 'ohfu Nof
a resident Of Nelrose. o..
II. y. Cassidy, charged with identifying two col
oFe 9tn as having Sre soldiers in TIE United State AI @
one ~ them dead and the other the array va u
sturds7 IN 900 bail by Commissioner Davenport by TINS ld'n@
Ton tie Government vas dcirau1ed Of bounty money.
At the TOmbs Police COnrt Justice Hogan com
n,e Sarah Banks OF No 227 Chrest yesterday for eahR
gold watch worth 500 from David ~ PaTte guest at the Revere
House Parker met the girl Broadway and accompanied hr 70
house Cosbyst Tie watch cund her possession when sh
arrested John Lundy at'y employed by John w. Egg OF NO
Vsrk Jny q with Si8 freight charges to the
cashier Of the Union Star Line 81 the Pnnsy Railroad company
He failed the and did lie arrested ON Sat
urday aud claim 10 have lost The lie w.s commit
1uoms Kelley for violently ASSEMBLING Adam Price Of No lI ind
George Gamer Of No. l6 Sey,nh, caused the arrest OF
Tomas C'I for snkBg him with heavy nuncbt Tue Aeased
Val
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IHA COURI&.
A NEW PHASE OF T1rr SABBATH QUESTION

A NEW PHASE or TIL SABBATH QUESTION.
A trustee of the AlansOn-St. NJ. Il. Church
appeared before justice LCdwth at the E-,ex Market
Police Court, July d. aud complained that the conF'gd-
ton disturbed every Sunday y TIC noise Of sewing
machines employed IN house in the rear OF the church
ON this complaint isiIod oT the arrest OF
Nathan KoyOsb at No. - B,Jomc-st., the proprietor
of the house lie pleaded tina hc compelled 90 work
on Sunday that being Hebrew, lac WOgshped Oh Sat
urdav and that he could no aGJYd 10 stop work two
DAVIS az his business not very IJmuncrayC Justice
Lrdwith dismissed the prisoner alter repri.nand.
The A!ansou-st Church was thrown open yesterday
morning for the uFua service, and large congregation
was preecnt when The first hymn had bceH sung. ~
Ic,s 20 Wing-Ipachuc- set IN motion. and the
Ice of me minister brcaTnc inaudibc. Robert Thomas
Of No 90 Cighh-avc., n trustee, let the Church and
,ie COMPLAINT be fore Justice Scott ut tho Essex 1a
Lrt police Court. warrant was rscd for the arrest
of Euy0fs and three l.trI- 81 the COAT squad has
tryr la hiq horse 1hcY heard uu noise however, and
mon fnteIig found no one 30 ihe workI"nn. except
Eo,of.N A. they were departing with Their prisoner,
trc ,r0u Vgs suddenly filed with wmiongincn anu
,,,,, who clcd tncW. aud tempted 20 niag away
70, fI TIE officers were compelled 10 Hsr inlr clu'P
a. vim Great diHrIiy Ir,red thr fi'valk Win Their
snrr he vas taken 10 ic ~ '"' g. urt, ana JnS ir"
S,gf committed mn, lrfufi-r - lake i' mia % 'j
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SAILED.
p.. IG s I and y ETS Stipd ~ 81 LOU, %
~ Soust, And Glf stream for New Orleans wTngton Tor Gae
cse sn9 for % ESgSS, for Wilmington "y'n
ARRIVED. ..... Sunday, Aug6
Steamship City Of Brussels t kennedy Liverpool July a. and
lat ii 90 lon 50 s. met one Of The anchor line Of steamers bound Rss
steamship G Knight Winters, GcOrgeOsn D. c. with mdse
Steamship Rspan whthur.i saysnnah Aug D with mdse and
se.S.5S Tsasaia Fish, vBdf,rd with Hc pas,
Ise. Ben d P ho g%SY Point and Norfolk
oueea Of the south Burn jacksonville seven day, bound to
EeEak n j. with yellow pine to Dodge Coz vessel to Winchester
sehr Msror Wines jacksonville day., with lumber P
stores to 'H DolnsT Potter GGt e. '''s'' ''''
George s.relsc PoSl.Hd coaa bs Dali Nrav,n
George Edgar Eew.Hayen. Dart stamford
P {. SHUT, New IIayon I1ola Murchison wIuirF'onSC
Escort Bridgeport. Niagara, Bridgeport.
Belle Bridgeport. Leones,a Rockland
Garland Bridgeport. JUSTINE, Hocklsnd
John Brooks, BRIDGEPORT. ihcs p lilI RocAhn4
Ne vi " C1.hiTS TIoa,.on wS,,r Palmer VgS.
John H. chsfee Hartford : Rockingham Portland c..
!. H. Bra,o- Hartford. J. r. Chandler Or b Windsor ~
ITna and Ellen Hartford. Adefa, Norwich
Nelly Potter Wilmington
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosToS bug a-Auiyed steamship lIaom New York bark An
sS %ay sSs 2Sn ,I o o F sgr r B, s '''
CHsKIFsroS. g G.. Aug 3Ansl steamer South Carolina Now
YORK salei steamers Adger New YoIs Sea Gu BamoEe
Passed for Baltimore shin Isaac Lincoln from iespor Waes bark
Minnie Bell and brig Jennie Morton, from Psune island
VINEYARD HAVEN, Aug 5.Arr Brgs Label Baltimore Tor
Bosisp Ruioras PHILADELPHIA for Portland Nuy Boston for Bai
Scl Jones for Boston, Curtis Tton, j.
b. H. Sharp Snoe and j. v Wellington philadelphia for
Bartlett Baltimore do Able H. Hdgeman South Am
boy America New York for do T. Nelson ohoken for DO
H. Spofori kiub Import, for dol American Eagle do ior
Salem; George Albert DO Bangor Mary Johnson do
Portsmouth L. MART Phaiel his, Tor NeShnrpoHi james
Henry Planet, Belfast Tor do Nellie. DO Tor
Calais Revenue Rnnou for Beverly Eagle Philadelphia Tor hene
hunk Willie Harris Addison for New YORK; Riy nlae Hlelce iof
DO Elyira Nscbas Tor DO Aloe Mune Bridgeport Wave Crest
Boston for Philadelphia; an d. ScI Weymouth, for do
Sid schr J. v Wellington.
WIND-Sunset, light, r.; hsEy.
For Latest SbiD NcrS see FIN PG9el
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FOR ERRMRS-ra steamship Donan. Aag Baron o;ir5
rc,r CcusuGo ~ Of Russia Thomas r. Mills Tn S,samafc ~
jessie Bernard Jarsaysk PEREZ, Fernandez Psri ismo.L
Ka'.Sr M fanny AMMAN MY a no Msn' a Sr s
cLiG. Gross, MIS- Lily vogsbach, CS, End1r
ea5ea Mr. G Arrsirorg Dr. Wilhelm Ehrng NJ Erns P,snsyer
and family Mr. Anton Ge,er Mr. C15 sncn NJ J. !" hGnae
NJ Wilhelm Mohr Mr. Carl Wolf M WHY Wolf Mr. Ad9.P5 hroe
sng N.Y. ana S 'u' Mr. Jo Ingpam Mr. EaSrd MseT
Ren cecil William Cecil Mr. A. Henuer and chiA MI Cot
FOX IivERPooL-In steamship CITY q Peri: Aug MIS- GiShe
Gesry Miss MaIy CALVIN Josn c1ft and Te NJ Bs
BRADY T. sengb Mce.p Rev VIM Foley Mr. Lel and wife
T. we,tCoit Robert Wilson Mir 81 Dillon Capt Russell Gapt ;
sror $ ~ and Tf w. tnfyft W. H. tssr J up WIZ Ms
IL 6reperr and infant Mis- Margaret Young Miss GhNee
man Newman Walter white lolgas WHITE Mt Marina WI
linscn wife and Two onldreh Alex Gi4a, a.
BenEet Roter Craig Mr. Mexican snd wife
In eamhp COGabaIoln Ltde y & Ge HaIGe M bce
'Iisn Mr. G. C. Kokic Helen Arcnna sn Ge9e
ant " aoh Jones and vie Robert Morrison and wiz DE- G. W.
Cumming Mir Forester Dlyf Pe1man wife ana Two W seo y Gar
and VIE Colyiie Thomas Mitch, JpPh Red sLaI De-
Io0che John Henderson James Robertson VIM hamln Andre" re
teIsonn Duncan McCan ate Mr. sseIlIs WIN Rr. n, W
In mshp BaiaYe-ChaS n heWtonh' j. D. hoIes ~ ~, -.
NEE h p,i e. 8Sd,o Ms, E T. Anier.oa IL And Nc agd
m Gss,c Ctas W. Ogden; Buehanan WINTHROP ms .@iIe
IIihocck Miss See tchcocE M Isrr1;h an52 ehdrea
Mis- f si F,B mn s 0' NP sd NJ / Tg j. S Mcdonald
Era D. Marrav Jobn wo6 Don R9on Be.glIs ana
Elicit s cons, L. Penaerton John Wilson, NJ Saunders
!" H. ,ealf virrfpaA T. STARK T. F. Baker Tboma. Hunt
Air M Brnt G. ii. G.a Mn B4doaT Ms / Cc' n1 u MI
whkeI ,smq Poster ~ RIM ne h'! g fS H. Rey Vim
fI yGR EItASS2"i6 steamship Montgomery Aqg Gee
ioan , .a NJ wG Ps MD sG saI h dls
" Toijeu T. Williams Mss Loase a, Geo W M Mo-
'le-G son saa0-g 'G M T. psuIier T. Tasa,
~ Guaenann Martin, Kreee A. johnson W." J. SIeh'i
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Ocean Gteamcrs.

A NCHOR LTNE.-STEAMERS TO GLAS-
IA Cow, LIVERPOOL end LONDONDERRY
from Pier 20, North River
EVERY SATURDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
EXPRESS STEAMERS. EXTRA SIfAAEhS.
COLUMBIA Saturday Aug 5DhCIAN..... Wedn' ay, Aur
SATURDAY Aug Y ASS RIA Wetneslay Arg 10
ASTR Aug ~ ALEXANDRIA "Wednesday Aug q
saturday Aug ljIOWA... WEDNESDAY hpg 30
FIRST Cabin passage s65 g75; Intermediate S5 Steerage
"N HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents,
, B0sirc-green
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COURT CALKNpARs-Tnl, n.r.

CouRr SKssONsBiore Recorder HAcGKr-Opers At
Ham.
l. Frank Fisher rape Michael Donohne. eoIous
2 George Wallace VIM Lam saul and battery.
htft. tnuary = Bernard y. MooIey. GRID larceny.
James Wheeler burglary George Forl and William Wat
4..leteI johnson, burglary. ton, grand lareehy.
William Woods, ielonous assault
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-07

These accounts arc up claims
Of EewYo audited under special laws FROM ue Sprur a. a 20 'o
Snmer Of 1870 They inct them an Thee atoriis have
creased since the early autumn Of 1870 then Iubslc and alno Low
b. increased.
meet expense Of he Count GO-tIautLi
b, rom the OF 1871.
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iegal Notices.

IN Pursuance of an Order of WILLIAM D..
yEEpER esq Surrogate ofthe Comfy Of Kings, nod cr,,
given acror ~ all p,Tsois having cm against 1uLODO
f. FRETT Of the CITY OF Brooklyn deceased that y are rq
e,b thereof tue subscriber, the
Ixrc.r an ne of lee JAMES WILSON. Mlrrsyt ia the CITY
Of New on OF before day of November next Dated Nay
JAMES WILSON, r,o.r.,rs
O,CAR sCHLNCS, h'e'o'''
DICHARD TERuUNE ct as.-N. Y. ST.
IA PRIME Court CiIEMUN G COCNTY-EDWARD HAIGHi !,
papnd agsiust RICHARD TERHUNE, JULIA r. TBRHt M rs
- ELNtR BRETT. IBLEN G. BRETT h. wife the PACktR
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, J. ELLIOT C0NDCr. and WOOD
l. Defendant. SgmWUusFur relief TO re De-
Pendants You hereby sunmore! anil reqei 10
answer complaint IA this acton Of which copy tee"I t.,Vl
tie SID complain on
th salscne Al Ofcc No. % Nissags in The Cy OF Ne.
~ b nty a. after the her o. exclusive o. The day or
s1cb service; toe said complaint within he une
S,n,rd-i IN n, ,cnnl,i1t HAyMOND a POilEROl,
I.,NI NJ al Is1I Plaintiffs At
above action duly hIl ~ the Once " Tue
Ces of Chemung Couuiy, a. the Court oe n tue ~ "i % On
the 18Th ia, OF JIy, ISL HAhMpND y ro'lLI"'t
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Sales bp Aucllon

A AERwIS. AbctoneeT.
DY BANGS, MERWIN q Co.. Broadway, cor.
I'D Hbss Of Books WORKS OF Ar Paueg Gools Furniture &c
GEO. A. LEAVITT g. Co. Gate Leavitt,
" S.rcegb Coz Clinton Hall Aorpace For the SALE By
AUCTION Of LBRARR COLLECTORS Of Book PANTSGs and all
kinds Of LITERARY PROPERTY.
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY. Arc =
NJ. IA MI.
MONDAY. APG :.
TINIATrRE ALMANAC.
VASSENGERS SAILED.

Sun 20 sun 700 Moon r.Il;lO
Sffcy Island +31 Hell Gate Fcuy so
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Giluaiions Uanieo-- ltlaIes.

V'O MERCHANT TAILORS.-A single man
and good address and ability desires SITUATION
Gfsicass sblsmeut; HOu have objection
enepig country where there w0ld ne au oppo tlnt 81
investing hut would prefer working
salary year Address p. J. b., Tribune Office
WANTED-A SITUATION by a married
w nan GARDENER and FARMER on gentemans place In
deani, tlorOug cottag preferred 20 live in or both
would 90 lous wife cook drive and iake
horses requIe iucumbrance Best Of references Address
J. g.. Morristogu, NesJrrsey. for one week.
HARM HANDS, Bowling grcen.-PlERCE
Co have constantly hand htclss Swee Germans scotch
and RugishA Also. Mechanic Coachmsn Gardeners, Nc