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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-04-28

YOUNG MEMS CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION
Some few weeks ago movement was made
for the formation 0f a Young Mems Catho.
lie Association in this city. After several
was Effected, and in accordance with the
design the Exchange Hotel property on
Buffalo street was purchased for $3OOOO,
with view to the erection of suitable
buildings for the accommodation of the
society. 1t Yves the purpose to erect those
buildings during the present season, but
the claim of the occupant to verbal lease
from the former owner, which could not be
set aside without a price deemed too high
or litigation undesirable under any circum-
stances, has prevented. The Association
has accordingly leased the upper floor of
the Elwood Block, on the corner of State
and Buffalo streets, for temporary use, un-
til they can get possession of the property
and build, which will be next spring. The
Young Mems Catholic Association is not
organized, strictly speaking, as religious
society, or as propogative institution. Its
object is to combine Intellectual, moral and
physical culture for the benefit of its MEM
follow to the Church and the community of
which those members form part. Its
aims, especially, are to furnish the younger
class of men who are associated in church
society, place for recreation and social
intercourse and enjoyment, freed from the
evils which attend recreation and social in
tercourse and enjoyment in places of public
and prcmiscuous gathering. And in order
that the end aimed at may be reached with
certainty, number of men not go young as
they once were have Joined the Association
and identified themselves with it-Bishop
McQuaid taking the Presidency and the
moral reins into his hands. When in the
buildings to be erected, the Association
will have the largest Hall in the city,
ReadiD0-rOOm and Library. Gymnasium
with Bowling Alleys, Room for Billiards
and all recognized games of amusement
with the abuses banished, and Music Room.
In its temporary quarters it will of course
be enabled to have only a portion of these.
Rochester Adrertiser.
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BENEFITS oE STANDARDIZATION from
sunshine is one of the misfortunes of our
civilized life. The same cause which
makes the potato vines white and sickly
when grown in the dark cellars, operates to
produce the pale, sickly girls that are
reared in our parlors. Expose either to the
rays of the sun, and they begin to show
color, health and strength. One of the
ablest lawyers in our country, q victim Of
long and hard brain labor, came to me a
year ago suffering from partial paraly isis
The right leg and hip were reduced in size,
with constant pain in the loiDs. He was
obliged in coming up stairs to lift the left
foot first, dragging the right foot after it.
Pale, feeble, miserable, he told me he had
been failing for several years, and closed
with " My work is done. At sixty find
myself worn out" 1 directed him to lie
down under a large window and allow the
sun to shine Cd every part of his body at
first, ten minutes day, increasing the time
until he could expose himself to the direct
rays of the sun for full hour. His habits
were not essentially altered in any other
particular. In six months he came Running
up stairs like a vigorous man of forty, and
declared with sparkling eyes, SCI have
twenty years of work in me-" 1 have
MAJ Ii
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DR.. Prime, in his "Travels in JAPAN"
says: +" Passing through street and seeing
many nails at the front of shop 1.-THE cop
per coin has hole in the centre), Inquired
what they were for, and was told they were
placed there by the shopkeeper to save time
and trouble in answering the calls of the
mendicants. When one came along he
simply took copper and passed on, never
abusing the charity of the shopkeeper by
taking two.
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less, remaining aware of what is going on.
There are few cases in which mere ex-
cltement 10 produced, and which must be
considered failures. In the majority OF
instances, consciousness, seDsibility and
the power of voluntary motion arc alike
suspended; and in this happy state OF OBJ
hvion the subject of an operation may be
carved without caring about it more than
!, !, ne, were q leg of mutton may have
nmo removed with 40 greater Inconvenience
IMAM ne should suffer from having lis hair r
CUT. Some persons under the influence OF
chloroform, even during the most terrible
stages of a capital operation, fall into
state OF sleep waking or somnambuiism,
Imagine themselves on visit or a journey,
ana actually spend il an agreeable dream
the time which the surgeon is occupying IN
their dismemberment. The delight of
sunerer who, after weeks and months OF
torture, is cast into a quiet slumber, and,
after having enjoyed particularly pleasant
nap, finds that he has left his misery behind
him on the operating table, may be i'm
agined. It is also worthy of mention that
the benefit of chloroform has been extend
ed to the brute creation. During the I'M
consciousness it produces, o leopard has
had a leg amputated. So remarkably savage
q species of beast, indeed, has it charms to
soothe, that even bears, under it's tranquil
izing influence, have been relieved of cata-
ract, couched, if the phrase may be hazard
ed, in slumber.-De la Sale Monthly.
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New School Books.
SWINTON'S WORD ANALYSIS

Word Analysis of English Deriyatve Word. ,,,.,
Wsrds Sy W. Sss sintnSg
q snd az aus the E1sh
etc ies pages Price or esana@iien,; oc 10y Sf
The {ps prominent o7ssn points Of this book are.
deaniton' Ana SIMPLE method of wordanalysis and
tho ~: Inc exercises in spelling defining and
cbsra Iss Ia tS Of the
and private schools. b ues u pubic
CATHcARTs YOUTHS SPEAKER
The and Intended for sSs sSissa
Day requirements Of Common Schools and Academies
sss en-. NJ 100 pages Price os sen
The promixsnt points of th{s book arc.
rho selections arc suitable to the exhibition dav
requirements Of Common Schools and Academissn Jay
=. 1hey are adapted to the understanding Of the
As far as practicable only pieces are fresh or
kind are presented. VIVA " 'n'S
RoBINsoNs EXAMPLES.
Arithmetical examples Mental and wr,tt., ,.,
numerous tables of Moneys Measures etc desian IN
r rsUsw s and text exercises BY q ". Fish, A. NJ
.n This work covers the whole Arithmetic
text book on the subject. ''' VI ''ner
Single copies Of any Of the ADORE required for cram;
nation 'o uieo Of introduction ,cu be forwarded b
mail on receipt Of appended price.
.D A Descriptive Catalogue of the merican "a
cational Series our Educational Reporter aiSst
Tree TO any address upon application. '"
IvIsoN, BLAKEMAN, TAYLOR e. CO..
PuBnsBERs,
1888 and l4o Grand street, New York.
TIMOTHY MoRoNEY,
GENERAL AGENT
92..... .....--..C Camp Street 90
fe4T2Iy New Orleans
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ECCENTRICITIEs OF LORD BYRON. Mr..
Rogers, in his Table Talk, writes: "Neither
Moore nor myself had ever seen Byron,
when it was settled that he should dine at
by sight to Campbell, who, happening to
call upon me that morning, consented to
Join the party. thought it best that l
alone should be in the drawing room when
Byron entered, and Moore and Campbell
accordingly withdrew. Soon after hfs ar
rival they returned, and introduced them
to him seyeraliy, naming them as Adam
dinner, asked Byron if he would take
soupf mo, he never took SOUP Would
he take some fsh7 mo, he never took
fish, Presently I asked if he would eat
some muttonf mo, he never ate mutton
1 then asked if lie would take glass of
wine. mo, he never tasted wine.' 1t was
Row necessary to inquire what he did eat
and drink, and the answer was, Nothing
but hard biscuits and soda water Unfor-
tunately neither hard biscuits nor soda
water was at hand, and he dined upon po-
tatoes- bruised down -his-p4ate- aHd
drenched with vinegar. My guests stayed
till very late, discussing the merits of Wal
ter Scott and Joanna Bailie. Some days
after, meeting Hobhouse, 1 said to him,
present dietq' He replied, Just as long
as you continue to notice it," did not
then know what now know to be fact
that Lord Byron, after leaving my house,
had gone to club in st. James street and
eaten hearty meat supper.
Byron had prodigious facility of compost
ton. He was fond of suppers, and used
often to sup at my house and eat heartily
flor he had given up his hard biscuit and
soda water diet). After going home he
would throw off sixty or eighty verses,
which he would send to press next morning.
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WESTERN PRODUCE, LIQUORS, E,
RREADsTUFFs. .PRov1s1oNs.......e

RREADSTUFFS.. PROvISIoNS....Gl l
$500 barrels CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR, courI
the following well.known and popular br
"Eureka No. IL" Hinckley Mills " ''Sucker b
Whitmore's Uniform" CAROLS Imps1
"Whitmores Imperial, ~" Western Beauty !
yer's Extra" "McCracken's Best" " MAINS d
5000 barrels Xxx and xxx INSPECTED.
200 casks BACON-Clear and Clear Rib sides
Shoulders.
100 casks Dry Sailed SHOULDERS.
so half-casks Do. Do
$50 barrels MESS PORK-Extra heavy
7600 sacks Cheice White and yellow corn.
1900 sacks Choice Galena OATS.
500 sacks BRAN-ptd packed.
800 bales Choice Timothy HAY.
200 barrels Choice Peach Blow POTATOES.
100 boxes Fresh EGGS.
For sale in lots to suit purchasers at lowest n
pricoe. n. I. LAWLER
Nos. IS, II, 70. 81 and 80 Peters street
ap2l I'm near Poyta
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There was q meeting of spiritualists last
week at Norwich. The seance took place
in darkened room, and both the exhibit
ing spiritualist and the officiating medium
were strangeEs-the display being, in fact,
n benefit affair. Some startling phenome.
M were manifested, and satisfactory com
munications were established with the
other world. A stool did some very mex
plicahfe things, amoug others striking q
Mrs. Norman on the head, raising a CON
siderable lump. But beyond question the
strangest and most mysterious part of the
performance was the wholly unaccountable
manner in which the watches and purses of
three Of the company disappeared. They
discovered the loss of property only when
they got home, and intimaEion was at once
conveyed to tue exhibiting spiritnalist
Both this gentleman and his assistant had,
however, disappeared. 1t is difficult to
say what has become of them but we ven
ture to observe that, however they may
have been spirited away, they certainly
followed the property. Meanwhile all the
eplIltuaiists In town have been at work,
anu at latest accounts kilograms were being
momentarily despatched, per table-lec to
Hades with inquiries after the missing VAL
nables and men. We are of opiuioS that
this is about the most practicable result
yet achieved by any spirltualist. london
Telegraph. ''''''"
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p F. GoGARTY,
Catholic Bookseller and Stationer,
ISL. Camp Street 1s1

CdlHu1IC b00KseIleT and StatIOner,
Camp Street .151
OPPOSITE ST. PATR1cK's CHURCH
Invites the attention of the Catholic Clergy and Com
muny, the Superiors of Colleges Academies Schools
and Converts to his
LARGE STOCK OF CATHOLIC PUBLICATIONS
Bibles Prayer Devotional, Theological, Controversies
and Miscellaneous Books. Also ha large assortment
Of SCHOOL BOOKS, in every branch of education.
PICTURES, BEADS, MEDALS, CRUcIFrx and
other religious articles, all at moderate prices.
General Agent for all Catholic Newspapers and Mar.
zines Also, Agent for the purpose Of furnishnp
Catholic institutions with all supplies needed except
Books and Stationery, free of commission.
His CATHOLIC CIRCULATING LIBRARY ~
choice Literature open to all who wish to subscribe
The best way of getting cheap reading is to subscribe to
P. F. GOGARTYS
Ja7u Catholic Circulating Library
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matte, hypocondrical people into health by
the sun cure. 1 have so many facts illus
trating the wonderful powers of the sums
direct rays in curing certain classes of in
'vailds that I have seriously thought of
publishing a work to be denominated the
/" Sun Cure"
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Tho MORNING STAR is always for sale by MI.
Chas. Elder, 124 Camp street, who is also
authorized to receive subscriptions for the
paper
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FRANCIS JOHNSON. UNDERTAKeS

POS and 207 Magazine Street
Between Julia and 81 Jo..,,
Has constantly on hand . full sssortms,. =. 1
S saf Mess s Burial Cases and caskets Bodies
and carefully shipped Carriseea 49, OF d,nter
Balls, Weddings, Parties etc, On hand
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, READ WHAT rs SAID OF 1T.

TESTIMONIALS TO swNroN's coNpEksHp HsroRr op r.,p
UNITED STATES.
From the Hon Ne,cton Batenan Supt Schools Iuiuois
"SiointoA's Condensed History" ie an sttempt-varv
think-to disentangls and elassiy the lead.
tsa ., hscry % y 70 bring
.by in the time usually siotted to-
IN tne pubic schools Of our country The means en-.
ing: NV '-''-'' 'n' '''''"'
l. The use Of clear, concise, and un.rheseriea, Ian
general dirision of the subject into separate and
s1a Colonial Revolu
s. Tho entire elimination Of all unnecessary details
sbs s
catch the eye NJ attention and aid the memory
s IA, An elaborate course Of Topical Reviews.
Inere are other pecularties in the plan of the work
e1eeences q The book features and
ne amount Of matter in this little Manual Is ,eonderf
beginning with the departure Of the Santa Mara from
harbor OF Paos in the Of it the
The thread is NECESSARILY snd Gh bS Se the time
broken to tho end. 0 ~ '''e'0nes Oh "n-
consider this book very timely and valuable con
ingly difficult problem - How to teach United Stases
history successfully in the public schools -
scholar originating in the suggestions and nariances
OF his own class roon and confidently nd ~ to
the notice Of teachers and to the Of use and
From the Mobile Regis,erl
Condensed School History of the o. s. nv w;,l;,,
be of the lucid and persnicmon ana seems to
manuals OF this sort that have appeared We havss
stated by any Northern writer. A" -A'''
(Ffom the Virginia Educational Journal
M Scfnfons reputation led us to examine tb,s boo,
nat OF most importance in the work is its sItre
IT is vastly superior this respect to amS
accuracy almost imposs;bIe he cn Seen Wnere
the truth than the others. " AoSie' "
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A UCTION SALE OF
N Elegant Household Furniture,
on THIS DAY (FRIDAY) nj the

THIS DAY FRIDAY), at the
private residence SO West Fifteenth street.
ph ss M @
Eiageres Bookcase Cabinets Carpets Mirrors Curtains
painngs Brenzes Clocks Vases rosewood
ver Wae
tory.
Try JOSEPH nEGEMAN 4 Co-spFcIAL SALE or
saSn s2 OF Of woarv and Pearl
streets prookyn s roseMood % SQUARE and round ana
vances and storage.
RY MAX. BAYERsDoRFER, AUCTIoNEER-sELLs
SATURDAY 5SS Third
walnut ilT.ures syeT;pla.ed showcase; fully stocked
splendid old establish business Extraordinary oppor-
DD'' MAX a Sif @ 5ce PAS Bowery
RY MAX BAYERspoRFER AuCrIoNEER-sEtLs, LIS,
at o ceek at ss Second avenue between nG Ssy
lures OF House Furnishing Goods, Wooden and Willow
MAX BAYERsDoRFERs' Office 24S Bowery.
- at ~ O'Clock at 2s North William street Furniture,
Bar, Refrigerator Tables Chairs, Pictures Glassware
&C., OF IssF Office PAS Bowery
Ry s. " pAucHy, .AucrIoNEER- DAucHY 4
srse s Of aa
Parlor Suits in reps and hareoth black walnut Bed
FEATHER %
sna a other
Velvet Tapestry and Ingram Carpet Qcloth &C.
Sheets, Pillow Gases, Window Shades, Lace Curtains
silverware, Fancy Articles, Kitchen Utensils, &c
TUsrUs M. PHELPS, AUcTIoNEER,
Paterson, MI.
Auction sale of N0 choice Building Lots on Monday,
July 1872 at o'clock p NJ, the grounds in the city
Paterson; convenient to all railroad depots street
cars &c. h
Free excursion music and collation., Il
Special train day of sale at II 5 NJ from foot Of
Chambers or West Twenty third street.
ASsIs
j. NJ PHELPS Auctioncer
81 Cedar street.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

(tATSKILL LINE.-THE ELEGANT STEAMER NEW
- CHAMPION Coles commander, leaves Franklin street
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at O'Clock r. M max
ing the usual landings Her consort the ANDREW
daYs mt O'clock.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-srvzrrH PAcE-Fourth and NTH col
BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-skvEsrn PAGE
BUSINESS ofPooRruNrr1Es-Frnsr PAsr-rhird col
s4gV s7 sss%4 r.s.
CLERKS AND issXLiEsxEx-srvrru PAor-second col
CoAoHMEN AND GARDENERs-srvrS.nP PAcn-secOnd
CoAsTwisE srEAMsHIPs-F,Rsr PAcr-Firh and sixth
COUNTY, BoARD-s.vnsrn PAon.Third column.
RRX s.S5IsTth ~ NT rRNsaEp iS% AND uN
EuRoPEXN sTRAMsHTPs-Fissr PAas-Fiftn column
column
FINANCIAL..NrNrH PAcE--.Th!rd column.
FOE Rooms AND TO LET
E5S1s Sts:IEe:e ss!s%aa column
FRENCH ADvERTIsEMENTS-sxvENrn PAGr-second
HELP EVAN PP'%aSANSriED-FEMALEs-sr pAcr-First col
HELP WANTED ED-MALEs-srvrsrn PAcr-second col
HORSES CARRIAGES. 4C-FIRsr pAcr-second col
HSgs sS5as ss sssR r.s.ye.rn
sts.gsss's column
MARBLE MANTELs. Finsr PacS-second column
sHse%a o6s-srvrs1u rAor-Fourtn column.
P1s.mFgarih Column column
PlANOFORTES-FIRsT PAGE-Third column.
POLITICAL-FIRsr PAcE-Serond column.
OUT Of HH or FUR SALE OR
Fc
REAL G0isa EsTArE wANrED-srvrsrn pAou-Fourth COL
REMOvALs-sEvENrn PAcE-Fourth column.
REWARDS-FIRsr PAGE-First column.
sfosER
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-First
Special NOTICES-FIRsr PAGK-First column.
SPORTlNG-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.-FIRsr PAGE-Sccond
SUMMER RESORTS SEVENTH PAGr-Third and fourth
THE TRADEs-sEyrNrH PAcE-second column.
THE TURF-FIRsr PACE-Second column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEvENTu PAGE
Second column.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-TrRsr PAGES Sixth column.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SEVENTH PAGE-Third column.
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEvENTH PAGE-FOurth column.
WINES, LIQUORS, &c.-FRsT PAGE-Second column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C.-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
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THE TURF.

THE TURF.
i TUESDAY, JULY O. ls7a
At 81 PM
Purse Of S50oo mile heats best three IN AVE- in har
81 250 10 rst 81 $50 TO second $500 10 third and
$500 to fcurth for the four celebrated trotters fol-
lows
Il. Doble names b. m Goldsmith Maid.
0. A. Hickok names b. m Lucy.
John Murphy names b. &. Henry
u. Mace enters b. m. American Girl.
Good day aud track TO be trotted according to rules
Admission to Grand Stand and Quarterstretch, 81.
Badges TO Club House gentleman and ladies' endorsed
by member OF the association s. to be had at the office
Of posponement notice will be posted on Herald
bulletin, and Johnsons Jockey Club Restaurant
OF Twenty Eighth street and Broadway.
@. II. VAN NESS, President.
VIZ. H. VAN Corr. Superintendent
r ONG BRANCH RACES
IL Monmouth Park.
day, July 2, and July 81, and 8.
TO consist of heats dashes seeple chases and hurdles
Races commence At hali-past one =. N; each day.
JOHN HOEY, President
WV. e. RArNoR, Secretary
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LyRANCIs BUTLER, NO. s PECK sILN HAS ALL
the choice breeds of Dogs Buffers mfalliblc Mango
Cure and Flea Exterm nator, cents Buffers work.
a. Dogs boarded, trained &C. Medicines for all diseases
FerretA
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL SosRAsys ys
s scrss fsS
ST LAIRIsNT, Lsmaric Saturday, saturday, July z
Price of passage in gold dncludins wnej to Bret
g,s n.sa4sn sssn s1ss I: 1sSas.S sss9 g:
These steamers do not carry steerage passengers
n ysTs S ss or q % s
s9 both y sn aa sns ns %s
"0o0'' A0s GEoRsE MACKENZIE, Agent, IS Broadway.
sTAs ys4s d5sR 51sn ana Liverpool New and upow
SSSSSS2SSSiSo eEffIE5fS HzJnsTio A4aAEEG ARn1AEES
horse power each
on f%assaaS: calling q Cork % msrSoT each way ''''''
11TELASTIc' 5yiS is, at,c AN.
From the White Star Dock ravonia ferry Jersey City
% and %
ste%ardesse,s hee steamers s,o IN
those wishiDg 10 send for friends IN tho old Country
can now obtain sceragc prepaid certificates $3s cur
Passengers booked to or from all parts of Amerss
Excirsion tickets granted at lowest rates
Drafts from 81 upward.
For Information apply at the companys Office, 10 Broad
Bills Of adlns issued through to Continental ports
j. II. SPARKS, Agent.
IsMAY, IMRIE CO., 10 Water street, Liverpool, and
No East India avenue. Leadenhal street. London
O'DoNovAN RossA-wHIrE STAR LINE:-T1NEsT
~ and fastest steamers aioat BALTIC sails O'Clock
Saturday Cabin and scerage passage tickets and drafts
26S Broadway, opposite City Hall
NHE HAMBuRG-AMERIcAN PACKET CoMPANvs
iron mail steamship ps,, ,s,,
Captain N. Traumann, viii sail on Thursday july H.
1872, at2 +. M, tor Hamburg.
taking passengers from New York Plymouth London
| Chcrbourg and Hamburg.
| First Cabin, S120. second Cabin, ST.
steersge, $50, payable in United States gold.
| KUNHARDl Il CO., G. B. RICHARD & BOAS,
| General Agents, General Passenger Agents,
| 6l Broad st Get, n. " u Broadway, N Y.
The VANDALIA will sail July 49,
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tE7Q ERQ sIs DRAWN DAILY IN THE LEGAL
Yy SO.:COO lied Kentucky State Lottery. 100000,
god, was or n Royal Havana Lottery Cuba june
e. Address RALEy co. (ofice established 30 years.,
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CUNsTROKE Pow D..R PREVENTS AND RELIEVES
~ distress from heat 6doses cents 20 Doses 50 cents
mailed With directions. Address B. A., NJ D., box Isl
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LOAN OFFICES.

A LINDO, FORMERLY WITH HEYMAN LEOPOLD,
"A. informs his friends and the public that he has
opened Loan Office at 267 Broadway Please give him
n
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NOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
II The Old Dominion Steamship Company will despatch,
from pier 81 North River, their elegant sdewhee steam
ship OLD DOMINION Bourne, commander, for Norfolk,
giving through bills of ladng to all points South and
Southwest Through passenger tickets issued to- all
points Accommodations unequacd Apply ut pier 81, or
ut the general Office ls7 Greenwich street. Dcy at
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INOR POUGHKEEPSIE AND NEWBURG-THE
l. steamer NEvERsINK leaves every afternoon at
O'clock from pier SO, foot of North Moore for
Poughkeepsie and intermediate landings Fare 30 cents.
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1lY JOSEPH UEGEMAN & CO.-sPFCIAL. SALE OF
- Pianos, Friday, July 8, at O'Clock p. NJ at the
streets, brooklyn Is rosewood square ana round ana
cottage Panos all to be sold without reserve TO pay ad-
nd 81