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DENTAL SURGERY.

noncE 4 PARMFLF. No n Bond-streci. NewYork,
~ and Pennsylvania Avenue Washington, d. G. respect.
fully tender cU professional services to ufh H'nu- anu
fh ,c and invite all who require The ADVICE and skill 81
the EXPERIENCED and PRACTICAL DENTIST. 10 call
ON them learn their terms AMI examine uer chns "a pup
lie confidence AMI patronage
They would particularly call attention 10 their Patent
,ofhnI of f.fuiug artificial teeth when set on gold paic
which ID. used hv themselves alone n the Giles ~ New
York and Washington. The most prominent advantages 81
this m0e oi fastening are ihe following - II s"fs " '
always aendanfupon the removal ~ ihe rop, :" u' H"l
aoff nu make. tpse lighv useful no fastening ue
~ frf. i, II gives ftr teeth gr'aie nfmne,s. render
ina hein a. i, avs much less troublesome or much more USE
mi - the case may be- IN the process Of nasilcaon than The
common mode II renders Il easy TO remove ana epA,r
@ which, together with the peculiar simplicity OF Tie
f,sf,ns enables the keep them always clean
~ rreat Improvement secured by Inc patent needs but 10
m -.u ia or Ia b. unGersOod and Ia he used Ia De APP
pr,nird ~ has received the appreciation OF some Oh e
r,o Distinguished Dentists In the country and j. universal
commended by those who have agaied themselves VI lie al
yaniages ., -. -
Ia th,. Office, q Bond street, forh, wme he JUNIOR
partner viii attend tine business IN Washington. Mr.
Dnds he's leave % call attention O the following rccOi-
D leuaion from the Hon. Sias Wright bate Of The L. = Sen
Al a., and now Governor 81 he STATE 81 New-l OK
WAsmsGToS, d. c. Feb. Is. 1913
IN. + Smith Dodge upon his arrival In Washington TO
~ nm Office a. surgeon Dentist, presented Ia me irti'f-
,t several friends la NeNiork Vi he highest rspccta-
v ard standing containing te strongest snd most iaHof~
,rfsr ani h- superior professional qualifications The =
evidences oi tie man aud Lc DENTIST duct1
M \, once tO engage the professional -cfycs 81 Df DV1se
r nv fns family and my wife ana myself are no" ab,
from persona experience lo ahd oar oNn efay ,,
testimony in h favor gentleman and skiliu Dentist
f ffio.uv j. thus given by ~ vel in ovefn,e 20
,,roe. .oc fai.On- Of respectable and worthy friends IN
Ne-Y York who have tor many Years - i'ii'' . -ri
M fy of the Doctor In h. prOi'r-in' A. Ia my ON" CON
''e s,i,, ,, %, ~, ,yNSis sILAS WRIGHT.
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Evesiue. june .5d-FNiraci rom ihe minutes
tile Committee appointed the last meeting of i'' So
-i.ty reported. through VIM D. : Harrison, iasr Chair
man. the Z, lowing preamble anl resolutions
tereaf. When, by ne nscmtahe c04r-cis 1f on nl
wise Providence De- Great tie " c. ihe Cool Of Earth
called from ile scenes % time 90 the reality of eternity
% both shi and becoming u men o express, bs OPP
rropra'e mode their sorow 40 the loss they called o.
bear. and
His,el, I'm .c ii.pensson of Con which hl. bfoueif
90 close he heightened Gayr Of Gen. ANpRIW JACks.N
recognize hatcas national loss, ~ well - an ezra
n the Dealings Of Heaven with favored country and
Bher,as. The whose loss mOuru-havng le
voted long and useful ie io " f we believe be- der
ne he past 2'ncuiion " .A' country history Wehuf'
ana advancement shown mo- less OF courage hno
foresight ne battle isid Bro defending biz country. right
aud liberty Than of wisdom and ability Do f Senate halls W
protecting tcn-haFin9 been ile recipient of uncOnn-
f,or- from hs grateful coIurymen, uni man io who's
carccrcvDrV Amcrcducan revert win satisfaction and PRIDE
haiho with Glory as cfirsrin- a. Dr. records oi time
ani above obi having exhibited 10 the afnfnt ruxe oi or
country ana iir WORLD te character 1 he humble lt de
Christian blended " that of ite fniroi tnc state
man. and sn-.in ir ner'ei our esteem and gratitude,
do.ih calls Tor affection and respect. therefore.
% heso'ifd Thai While a. Literary Society, we do uO
deem dircc ada sion 90 DE political character aud service
0f Cen Andrew Jackson either proper OBJ rcc'--grY si
ii ueare called upon to express feelings under i'
melancholy i-pclsaton with winch tie American people
have been visited.
Reolsed. Thai we extend 10 the afflicted relatives an.
friends OF hr urou- dead, our sincere coincidence ano
sympathy and a We unite with our e4o" -cnzeas gene
rally DO lie expression col our regret az ile ucparaue u-
which Tie nation has sustained 800 ie demise 1i one VII" Wa
beloved 90 private ewhD was an honor a. hc held an of
uaueuf o. beer COUNCILS, and glory fo ltI history
Easo,ed Thai lhe Society JOIN 900 the public funeral o-e
quie. f0 be- paid "a the lanenied dead.
Re.olst9 That ic member, of the society wear DE usli
badge Of mourning for thirty days.
Aner DE- iopton of ihe FOREGOING the Committee APP
pointed BOB select member for the purpose ui delivering
Euogy upon fife, character and pubic services Of Gen
Andrew Ial A-OD. reported the name ~ y. OCAckkNEu,s
t President Of the soey a. ne pe,Sn ..ee,l iGi ,
j. w. PiR,.ox Secretary 10
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10. of o. F.-Thc r. W. Grand Lodge

lFr 10. OF d. E.-The X. W. Grand Lodge ~ me
state of New-York viii assemble IN full regaia ON Tue,
dsv June 2iih at u o'clock NJ aiihe Rooms, National II M
anal street for the purpose OF uniting win HE Cominp
Council, Military and Civic >oceies, pa paying tie h-t ~
mt. of respect 10 the late General Andrew Jackson
Representatives requested o be- punciual ~ irr h
endunCe.
T. Grand Sire past and present ocers ana members OBJ
the r. W Grand Lodge of the |. >. past ana present OIL
GERS and members Of the several Grand Lodges ana tn-
campmenis visiting the city, are afecouaiey invited o
uie with . Grand Lodge on this occasion. aud they VIII,
therefore please report themselves % the Counier OF At
Engagements National Hall. Canalsiree al ~ early an hour
a. convenient. on TUESDAY morning. BY order,
i2li+ JOHN g. TREADWELL. sec'y
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NEW BOOKS.

IIOYLF'S GAMES improved. Price - cents.
EISATAN>rOE. or. THE Ll1TLEP ACE MANI 70
SCRIPTS tale Of the Colony by J.. fennimore Cooper,
author oi Miles Walingioni.' Pathfinder" Sc.-in.wo
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THE SAlJGGLER. Tale by q. 7. T. James, ESQ. au-
flr 0f Arrl Nell" "Rose ID Ahrei" &C. Price - cents.
WHO >HALLB BE HEIR. hy Miss Ri en Pickering.
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THE MONK Romance by ". c Lewis. OF fearful and
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GEMS FROM IA NORMA. consisting of seven oi the
ro.f popular pieces In he opera Arranged Tor the Plano
Forte. Price % cents.
THE MYSTERIES or INiQUlrY, Pas cage Of the
Secret n history Of American Politics. Price = cents
LETTERS FROM ITALY hy J. 4. Head. Price ID
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WM H. GRAHAM Tribune Br ldnss.
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NO l5 Us-ner'- Edition of the WANDERING JEW j.
Nmiai.s his morning and for sale by " NJ TAh Lph,
Nsfnr House. Price 81 ceni>aI The back Nos -lppiei
TIE TEMPTATION or TIE Watch Tower al Ma
Ven u Romantic Tale hy Eugene sue Price - cents th-
l,or, a' viii greater sensation ihan any ontf
of sues wnung- 1900
THE NENlLLES or GARRETsTOWN. Tale of zoo,
hv Charles Lever. author of Arthur OLeary." Complete
ior .icruf-. 81.
LETTERS FROM ITALY hy J. T. fleadley Price ~
crufs THIS No. OF Wiley Puiu aui- Library "i
American Books.
SYDNEY SMITHS MiSCELLANIfS-cheap edition.
Price only I'D GENTS; bound in coii - CENTS
al ihe and cheap publications for sale wholesale s'
retail. ai publisher, prices. af WIN TAl boit>
rel Zfi-v No. Aslor House
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Ncw.yorL Cattle Market....June .

Al market O57 Beet Cattle 600 from the South )-l5o
Cows and Calves and 1000 sheep and Lambs
PElcEs-Beef Cauie-lhc market during the last week
was little more active than was the week previous
not, however materially affecting the prices then cur
rent We quote inferior aud middiing qualities s. - .
prime and extra sorts 50 j0d7. Left over 300.
CORES and Calrfs-Buycrs active and prices continue
erin at from >li to So. Unsold 70
Sieep and Lanbs-All al market taken. sheepl 20 to
II 80 Lambs from 81 10 So
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sonA HIscuIT ave suGAR CRACKERs.

I'VE subscriber wishes iO make known 10 tn public, thai
much of the h.scui and crackers which sold n il-
-tv v na shove rarls arr rely different from heSODA
BISCUIT and SUGAR CRACKERS made Al h- Bakery.
al c have been usei bf iIfalds, particularly those who
.ir from ind e.siion. for than twenty years " n the
results: while fhe imitation which can be made for
price, though perhaps good for person IN health.
.,jv urnf for hr sck The above BIscur and CRASERs
$50 BrrrER Bi.cCIT. WIN BscufT, BrrrEk CRAcSERs,
WtrrE CRACKERS FILor and NAVY BRsAD, al of the fret
quality constantly Tor sale ~ ne We known establish
rr.rt a Washington street. OF Narrrn--'reet
- fn,i-s EPHRAlM TRFADWFLf'S SOS.
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y i, q. Of u. F.-Ile -eTeTaI ~11of0lnafe I0dff-
under the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge Of ie Stale of
New Yors are hereby notified that fe Grand Lodge viii
parade n fnl r-gaa Tuesday next 20 unite win H.
Common Council Military and CIVIC >orieue- in paying
la-f tribute ~ respect f- lac Gen. Andrew Jackson
T several Subordinate Lodges are therefore .cff7
invited o i0n them a. Lodges 10 fall regaa Zach sub0r
dinae viii appoina Marshall and repor their numbers io
the Grand Msr-ha T. Dsyids Al National Hal. Grand Lodge
Room on Tuesday morning. June -. a O'Clock
The line wi. boz formed n tanasrt~ rgfi on Centre a.
~ O'Clock.
WILSON SMALL. PETER FAIRCHlLD
EDWIN WAINWRIGHT. JOHN MARINER.
JAMES STONES. COMMITTEE 81 Arrangements.
I.lH1
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
r- c...m.reial AMI Man1u Matters. sc Last Pagel

rr Commercial and Moaey Matters, see Lost Pdse)
MONDAY. 2. W.
The Stock market was not active to-day and with
...-.,cnlsr change The Board will hold no session
tomorrow
In Exchanges there IS but moderate business
and bSiiite doing
Tie Commerce Of this Port for the month OF May
shows but small falling OF from the same month last
year The Imports show decrease OF million oui IN
ne amount Of Exports the difference Is small
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mr. RODINIER.

4 ATFLY HOUSE SURGEON IN the Hospitals of Paris,
Doctor In Medicine and Doctor IN surgery Of tie Fscui-
o. ofPan- Lanfeat 81 ne Practical ,c"lD -aid rarlY,
Honorary Member OF the Anatomical society Member u
he Pa1-ian Medical Society, and Of thai Of New York. Cor
responding Member ri the National Institute at Washing
,,o e. III vail i've daily 81 No. 80 Broadway,
' FREE CONSULTATIONS
t r,r ni afflicted with Surgical Di--dses. Hours u
attendance from 10 O'Clock T. VI on Mondays, Mednr--
H., and Srday- fIr Diseases Of the Eyes and he Hars
Tu.-..ay- III Surgical Dlsea-~- Ia general
Tiar.fav- for Diseases peculiar 10 Female.
- For private attendance bOtn on becat and SUI oai
u,...- a1ply ri Dr. BOdlniers private Office, No ~
- -f5 ,i,.f tock West Of Broadway. iel 2Ves.ls-
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This instrument j. designed I'd relieve iy-lc-a Week.-Mrs.
and pain IN sides seil-t goSsss' in Oh. stomach. con
.fipafion ana piles lungs cough aud splitting of booi
oapaiion of the heart, weakness oi the hips ana nnns
r,,ning of the body vain curvature Of h- spine and
arreneli 81 shoulder particularly n children aud tuAn.
laie-. also female debility int weakness 90 voice. seam
.fr..s Clerks students ana others Who keep IRE bent i
tude ind much immediate comfort from ~ us II operate
bv es ang the whole pile at organs. (which have dfcend-
from muscular wcakne--i and maintaining ufn mus us
IT, hfin- feNihiiy Dr. g. can be- consulted al 81 Broad
WY over fi Store oi Mr.. " e- opucan oce. only from
A. NJ 10 l.. " and tot T. VI. for ieT WEEKS ienas
j. In asfdanc. on Ladic. Cry aud Country Ply -ican
and Druggists invited fu cali anl may De- supplied ui
applying at ue above address Common sense. oa
Iironlc Disease Tor sae-An Arrangement no relief. no
pay be mede mo nm'olls
PiTIsgURcH. MAY 2ifh, l6th
We the uudcrs snei having used iu oar pracrce Ban
ninr'. Patent Lace tor ihr fcci ui simple Pr
igpsur Tfri ceerlly i--lfv iO l- hens re beet in-i
n.nf We have met with io iuit. a The inicailOn- felri
m t, Gaze " l.ci can be- ece from eSerna. support
\. y. NcDOW ELL. NJ ID.
IL. a
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D.ui-i Alee ia FuiDn--; has Just published VI.
THE TREASURY OF HISTORY.

COMPRISING \ bFNriAl. lNINDDl tlOKl Dll-
Y line II Universal History, Ancient and Modern, AMI q
~-- OF separate Histories 81 every principal Nation that
exists. fhrr Rise, Progress and Present Condition, SC SC.
y ,Nl.t I,tsDFp Author of tl.. Treasury Of Know
.eI e." Biographical Treasury" Literary and Scientlc
Treasury &c.
THE HISTORY or AMERICA Edited by JoHs ~
man Tie. above above valuable vii b. completed n
,out twelve No. octave printed hne paper, with clear
fvus ami viii b. -olf - cents per NO II forms of
H., f..f .sl. ever --u.d from t.. press e1i 3isy
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MAYORS OFficE, Civ Hall. Juno 2lth. 1874,
~ Funeral Obsequics.-the Ads VIII assemble al
The Marshas Quarters ~ Ueurstreei, at II o'clock i-
morning where they will receive scar- gloves, ruceons
and Grape knots for The arm. Col Jonathan D. stevenson
has been appointed 10 TN a vacancy
GILBERT HOPKINS Grand Mar-hai
Rr~, : Il,sT. SECRETARIES ie2i
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THE PATENT GALvANIC RINGS
And MAGNETIC Fluid.

gI,Hls REMARKABLE DISCOVERY HAS RECEIN-
Ell The On yer.a appreciation Of the Medical Profession
o, Great Britain who have pronounced among tne most
~ ap OF modern eufhc inventions. The PATENT GAL
v..c KSss have bern found all the purposes r
which ordinary galyanc battery Ofrecrc and magnetic
machines are Used, ba wiinOut any OF me injurious
,gocxs hch always accompany the application by these
Instrument. and IN many other respects ARE more sale aud
certain m accomplishing the desired Object
The Oayauc Rings have been used with perfect success
In all cases Of Rheumatism, scue or chronici Cont &c
Do.relx SICK Headache, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, f-,
Crup Paralysis sf Joints. General Debility, Neural ga,
Drrcy Of Nervous Energy, and all Nervous Disorders
b (avnic rover which they po-sss- gradual and con-
ant ana the beneficial effects they produce upon the sy--
~, r,- ~. ,ites be believed The Gayanic Rings
are in every way perfectly harmless ard sod al prce-
IN he. within III. reach 81 al CRIsrIE1S MAGNETIC
FTIID i used IN connection with TIE Oalvanc Rings to
,rouo' and render certain sr efficient acton, and %
direct e Gsiv8c influence To Tie particular portions "hich
are Affected
Dr. Cri.e warns the American public % beware Of sp1rs
Gus limitations The only Agency In Ne~-York Is al ~
FULTOSsTREET,a few dODrs from Broadway, and RON
e process by winch The metals prepared 70 pe
rendered sensitive and Efficient al limitations must be enIs
y devoid Of any gslgsac eject
Dr. CEisriEs pamphlet may be obtained "Hnos. eos' n
H.. D.lce. 30 ~
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A BOOK FOR EVERY PRorEsTA MT.

Two BIZ PUBLISHED about the lnih at July by =
l WALkFB, li2 and no Fulton - TIE HISTORY or
ROMANlSM from .s earliest origin o he preseHi ume %,
e Rev John Dowiu1 \ u 10 bee published cor lpe,e ir
splendid volume of nearly TO pages, pr ufei n
lrer igre. and cubc-hel with more uan my Ing by I'D
-ied fngmvlngs chiefly from Original Designs. Price
Dollars. "a Liberal Discount allowed tu Agen's.
TO CLERGNMEN, rOSTMASTERS, Nc.-W ant ID, if
every town ana village in the United States r'-poL -ih'
men procure subscribers and M The sale ca ne
above work 20 whn liberal per cen,agr VIII b. allow ed
Address r. WALKER. lif Fulton ST. " v iel
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Boston Aurtion Sales.
GUNNER fasbions.
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

NEW SPRING AND SUMmEh 1OODS.
MEMS, BOYS AND CHlLDRENS CLOTHING -
wi GEORGE T. GREEN, 10 Chatham street, corner "
Pearl-Wl keep constantly hand W Ill. and CON.
PLETE ASSORTMENT at MEMS, BOYS and chill
DRENS CLOTHING of oil descriptions, made In tho
uosr FASHIONABLE STYLE which h1 would most respect
fully invite the attention of those Ia want. As le has made
arrangements To receive Cloths C,er IssRs, fe, BY
every packet and Of experienced
Cutters he pledges himself to give perfect Satisfaction Ia oil
who may purchase
NB-Ga,mnfs made TO order ut hs sAortsa wot,os and
,,,fb f,,a .nact.al,fy MIL isf
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amusements.
GRAND CONCERT.
M uo.- OPERA HOUSE. CHAMBERS

L >TRFEr-irl-' bet Nenu.aisS tnear" ~ >,,tl,e
l,-fu..r. - sffrrrfon Two OPERAS On tNr Ni'h'
rT-rSDay EVENING. June - VII BE- performed M
B-i.~,ls Operas ~ SHIN pE-ifFLA \. sid t-' 'thri
MAN Girl. ln the alter VIII - intfocnc'N 'Isia'e
POLKA. . -
afr..ou = cents Private Boxes for four persons =
Do5rs or.n A. half past oclocS-Perionnance 20 com
r;5- Box Once open from A. NJ uuai t P NJ where
<a..f. frtr he w.
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ENDLESS PUNISHMENT

ITsORIGlN And GROU NDs AAMlNtD.-Il above
l. DE- ue of a work by Rev. 7. }. sawyer, Mni-ier
ofhe Orchard street Ingersalst Church, Published az
BIB. UNIV ERSALiST BOOK ESTABLISHMENT, 40
Fulton street. second f0oc price ~ cents.
livery believer m ile doctrine OF Endless Punishment,
should f--l this IIie volume. j. p isu
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rnuRTH OF July. 1875.

EIRF-WORKS FOR TIE PEOrLt.-Tte subscriber
L nf-r- for sale a complete assortment IL Pyruecinic
articles ufscuri exclusively for ms sales by the
h.-t maker in tls. country.
Ciii.. ar Towns. Public Private Exhibitions supplied
a, b.. lowest prices. and fi- quality warranted
Wholesale huyer- of small Fr~N ofss VIII find ilrir ad
-arfss.. in giving call Prfe- - IuW g0O article
~ Afforded and ne best article -rIlne 10 he he cheapest
Chinese tree rsckers and Fre-Norks at reduction Of
- Lab 6a rer cent from iL-f SEASON pricc-
J. ". HOLBEETON. - Maiden Lane.
O.. III. iugw WfIiatn..fr..t
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Actual cost Of the work toihc stockholders s2465O36 81
Livingston correspondent at Montreal says that
the new drawback bin of the United States hss added
much 10 the stock of imports and consequently there Is
anxiety TO get rid of the stock ON hand ana daS Hn'
tons take place Of an extensive character Inc sa'-
thus af are at low rates and runous 10 importers Most
Of the articles reaching within p per cent oil COST 10
say nothing of the duties Tea has been sold nj loss
and rc-exporicd to the United states Inc same
may be said Of tobacco and fruit Cases oil dfa"nao"
goods have been re-shpped for want of market Inc
duties received st Johns the season thus lar is mol
far from SlOOO90a great increase over that oiiasi year
The following is comparative statement OF The
schuykn Coal Trade or the third week in June for the
years lsi3 1874 and 1875 taken from the Poltsyic Mi
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The members of this Lodge requested 10 meet NJ iiei
II ,or corner Hudson and GrOyr-reels, Tins Morning "a
"A o'clock precisely tor the purpose Of uniting with iht
Rgh Worthy Grand Lodge. 10 pay the last tribute Of rs
meet in General Andrew jackson late President ~ r W
~ Stoi.. CIVILIAN l. STEPHENS,
.o,,a, A. sr-anfre,a'fs ROBERT PETERSON,
JOSEPH THOMAS
.a14 IL.
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Ne" nih' June % i.t| lr-t 'ti-
ROOh AND >EW>PApEK-Th subscriber won

Sews aud B0ok Printing PAPER vii be- made 10 order OF
any desired quality anil rA l. az -hor. notice and 40 tt
Iosve-f manufacturer prices
Purchasers Will fnd lr her interest To- call before CIV
ing their orders to amy other house.
Ie1llw CYRUS ~. FIELD. Burliug Sip.
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meeting Of the Committee appointed by New crk psHe
Bro Wm Jay Haskell appointed Chiri Marshal 81 uF
1lr , 49,. l,h n. and the Aids from lie different Icn-
viii report themselves him al Dbl. oce L. ,eif-L thr
Cei Rulers OF Tents requested To meet AZ W asi- on
Marine u on Monday morning, az no O'Clock. 10 receive
ff. necessary instructions from The COMMITTEE or NE ifec
NON of lr respective Tents AT members Of the Order are
riiv r,cu..ie p, iau with the District, and u take
u,,op Al l. O'Clock Tuesday. a. The corner 81 tim ana
Cnoai.is The COMMITTEE wouid respectfully recommend
~ sni rr,rs r,.,ii. ln The lett side of the rrgalL Ttr
Srr-etac. of Tent. requested To furnish NE 'otl'
with the ssss undisroscd Of in Their posst--l'n pN ~
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. ,ERIC,N MrsuuM A>D AERiAL GAR.

n DEN rut-dly, juno I'D. I9tt-cI LF;NUtV TN
FDR,fANCE> the afternoon a. 81 ecuSA. and pm We
-sr,irr M s THF GRAND FL NERAL PROCESSION
vii De- seen % better advantage from me had,.1 " m
taNs balconies and Baiusinde on the Top ol iiN museum
,n from any other place the city TIE manager lsAt-
great pleasure m announcing an Engagement W Inn
kENNAU KAY the criebrafed NEN-LEALAND Ihihri
from the BAY OF ISLANDS the only specimen ~ ne Si,s4
ever seen .n America. III addition. GREAT Nh>lfhN'
ana MRS WESTERN. who appear IN Al chlre ne" an"
original piece The BLIND FIDDLER. Hrhi.d per
,,rner. Nh Gnnovsr Mr. NmtucN and several Others
A.m..-.l - .rn-. A--ALrn nn.r ln NL--. - cr---
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~n@~ EXCrR.ION.-rhe sabbaih -

NuH Ex(fR~fO>.-Th. Ssbbaih Scho.i
s-b - aifariei 10 tn Methodist Episcopal eipfct-
Mulberry street. viii make an excursion on
Wednesday u This week. June l1'h The si'ailDDt 1
UTICA vii -iar from he Old sfie'- Pr-on 'o.~, -.
River at o'clock A. 81, ana al he loot 81 CHan'
~ = aui pier No AZ the Bauery, al 0co-s-
Sic viii nas- down through NJ nsffo"- % M 49,
and stop thu lower point 90 St1ien i-nl' -.
$3.50, t.re fi- Company VIII remain tor several truf-
On relurrng home e boat vii pzs' np On NE west sar
MAJ the enure circuit OF ~ i-l-hp "a ,r ~ We
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~ To the PubIic.-Al the late Fair OF he American
Infu-e the subscriber received a-vrf medal r -ffi-
men Of HI. TIN PLATED LEAD FIFE. which o. Offers o.
ne ,ulir a. tie same rnce ~ which iic common Lea o.
is sold Scientific have universally Agreed That Ltal
Pines used fer domestic purpo are lOi only pfrlica
but iigv dangerous plil- with Tin render hem sar
.,, ana free. from all objection. Aside from fle plating
l, uu.r. gufd ar1ff Dis Pipes equal ,u any munIiactr
N u the world. di-cernir public wil NOS i io dsc n-
mate between Pipes uHnufai lrtl hy r, And other manu-
s,..lrrrs OF common LEAD Pine.
40, iruiss ROBERT " foWgT- OF Wa.'-a'
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Carpetin9.
cARPErING, OIL CLOTHS, e..

I,ANIIFs In want Of CARPETISG or any article In The
line are re- pectfy nyliei 10 eAi and examine one ~
he most extensive ana beat as-ormeDts OF ktsSks,
ING OH. CLOTHS RUGS. ks. that IL Ia h. found IN is
Cty Tn. entire stock and seeetd Tor ms sprnS
.a- from oeebrais manufactures Of ls coun,fy
,nI puroue Ia tle assortment many splrDdd patterns
nd "a. fyc- coiOrs which not u he found At
oh.r Store Purchasers msy be assured uat ty VIII mil
he urces much lower than al any similar establishment IN
he Cry. -.
ban experienced Uphols,erer Will attend the flung
.n1 aying u Oh Cloths making Cxpete, &c s r shortest
oo,lce ". II. GUlON's New Store
,oLd. Fronting on 81 Eas, Brosw ay and II Diysonst