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What is it but Map OF busy life,
Its fluctuations, and It's vast concerns p Cotopey

Miss Lille, who was married in fun during
a sleighing frolic in Pennsylvania last winter,
is now married in earnest, for the Legislature
has refused to annul the contract. Girls look
before you leap, for the men will be sure to
require fulflment your vows, even though
in fun.
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avaing myself Of his professional services, attest
the correctness of my opinion
ISAACI. TIBBALS.

In addition to tho above testimonials are those
of-Rey. t. j. Sawyer, Minister of the Orchard
street Church; Rev. John M. Macauley; Rev.
VIM. s. Balch, Pastor of Bleecker street Church
Thomas Hertell, ESQ.,; James r. Whiting, Esq.,
District Attorney for the city and county Of New
York; William III. Leggitt, ESD; James Hall,
ESD; A. Sidney Doane, Am. Md, Health officer
Of the port of New York; George Herriott, nj. D.;
Rev William McLain, Washington, d. c.; Lieut.
w. IL. Benham, U. S. Army, sc. sc. \
april 9-tf
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The country in Frederick county, Md, is
said to look beautiful, all clad in verdure, and
the crops were never more fiourishing
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DAR1S MILLINERY, just opened Al Mrs,
/ y, Parker, Fancy p,or. IApriIl,
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From The Hon. Noah a. Phelps, Iote Secretary cfhe
State Of Connecticut.

From The Hon. Noah "A. Phelps, lote Secretary c'the
State Of Connecticut.
MiDDLETewN, CoNNEcTIcur,
September 27, l845.
Dr. L. Parmole resided some time in this city,
following the practice of Dentistry. He is a
worthy citizen, and sustans high reputation in
the line Of his profession. From my knowledge
of the man, his standing in society, and profession
al skill, / take much pleasure in recommending
him to the favor and patronage of the public.
NOAH A. PHELPS.
From the Hon. Robert Dale Oioen, NJ c. from the
State Of Indiana.
WASHINGTON CRY, Dec. %, lS45.
"Having on various occasions availed myself of
the professional services Of DR.. l.. Parmele to my
entire satisfaction, ! take pleasure in adding my
testimony both as to his skill as Dentist and his
kind urbanity as a man.
ROBERT DALE OWEN"
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ROBERT DALE OWEN. "

From the Hon. z. Pratt, late W. c. from The Stale Of
.Ne,o York.
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The folks at Richmond, Va, have music
on the public square, where crowds attend
Last Monday the band played :" Love not,'
which is popular song, though the advice
itself we cannot take.
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Mr.. John w. Hawkins is now on tempe
rance tour through the Eastern States and Ca
NADIA.
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We learn from the Boston Sun that Mr..
John B. Cough obtained some 5000 subscribers
to the total abstinence pledge during his visit
South.
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The Mayor and Aldermen of Boston have
accepted an invitation to attend the celebration
Of the third anniversary ofthe Sens of Tempe
rancn of Mass.
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There is good cry all over Boston now,
according to the Sun" Water water wa
ter" They should have the Fountain in their
midst
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COMMODORE BARNEy.-The remains of the
late Commodore Barney, inferred in the bury
ing ground of the First Presbyterian church,
at Pittsburg, are to be removed to the Allegha-
nv cemetery
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90 Nine buildings were destroyed by FIRE
at Montgomery (Ala.) on the Both ult.
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The General Conference of the Methodist
E. Church, South, assembled in the Union
street (colored people's) church, Petersburg,
Va, on Friday, May |, at a. m. An account
of the proceedings for four days have been re-
celved. Rev. Joshua Soule was unanimously
chosen as Bishop Of the Methodist E. Church
Couth
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1t is stated in N. Orleans paper that Hon.
Thomas F. Marshall, Of KY, will in future de-
vote himself exclusively to the advocacy Of
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REVOLUTION IN MExICo.-A new reyolu-
ton has broken out in the South OF the De-
parlment of Mexico, headed by Gen. Don Ju-
an Alvarez, in favor Of the Federal Consti,u-
ton and the return of Santa Anna. At the
latest dates, we could not get its details; bu,
there is no doubt Of the truth of the report
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Mr.. Fisk of this city, delivered free lecture
on Odd Fellowship, in Baltimore last night
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Much space in the Northern papers is occu
pied with the news the by Cambria.
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In l845, there were S executions for mur-
der, whereas in former years there had been
as many as so, in London and Middlesex
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The Radnor arrived yesterday from Fort Leavenworth,
to which place she carried considerable quantity OF
military stores and supplies Captain Douglass states
that before he left Fort Leavenworh, Mr. Bransford ar
rived express from Bcnt's Fort the Arkansas-
He reports that ArIno had been superseded COVER
place and that the most vigorous steps were taken to
prepare for Of defence and offence that fortca-
tons and military preparations of various kinds
going that draft was actively progressing in Santa
Fc and chhuahua and that every third man Of the whole
population was taken The Indians reported to
be unfav orabe 10 the Americans. and the Mexicans
lied much ON their aid General Urea had despatched
troops march TO Bents Fort and to meet Spiers
company the prarics and conduct II into Santa Fc
This was the company that was said to have taken
quantity Of arms and ammunition to Santa Fc, and In
pursuit Of which Colonel Kcarney had sent the United
States dragons MIR Bransford states that II would be
impossible for the dragons 10 overake them before
they would arrive at Santa Fo. Mr. b. expressed the
opinion very confidently that before that time Bent's
Fort would be In the possession OF the Mexcans He
also states that Mr. Bent j. Folger and Francis Blair
had gone to chihuahua in the spring and had been
rive had created the impression that they had been
rested and detained as prisoners Of
The Radnor LEFT Fort Leavenworth on Monday last-at
that tnc nine volunteer companies had arrived ut the
For and she met the Iowa with Welghtmans company,
at Lexington and the Amaranth with Fischer's compa.
day. The company Of Capt Hudson the only one in
uniform, and was marked for its discipline and orderly
conduct All the regular troops had started aver the
prairies except 30 40 The volunteer companes from
the upper country said 10 embrace large number Oh
bold rough ungovernablc spirits who delight in the
subject them to military discipline. Col Kearney has
much trouble in keeping order, and viii probably md Il
difficult discipline some OF the Missouri volun
teers than 10 conquer New Mexico
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RK, TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 80, 1s
SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
MARSH'S HEATH HOUSE,

THE UNDERSIGNED would give notice that his es-
Enlistment opened for the reception Of vsiter
the first ofJune misunderstanding been in The best possible
the most shiaabis n.caS ~ s.mmsr resort The
pleasure ground. around the house haye
siderable embellishments since the last bathing
esab shmert has been fitted for warm aud cold baths
with such convenences as TO supply 70, wants OF ell aud
for the ladies' ws gentIemen has been recently
the whole No will be spared BY the
the amount Of comfort 10 his and
of his and highly popular establish
ment
The facilities for getting here by public conveyance are
very grestby pilroad Moistown leaving New York
Socock A. NJ All IL O'Clock r. NJ noon, and Morris
excellent stages Immediately after the
Of the trsius. 4. MARSH.
june 22d. 1916. je2l Iw
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RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONROE CO, VA.

open the summer usual for the reception ofvi
Its fame the relief and of pulmonary diseases
extending period Of fifty sustained BY facts
Of medicinal virtues, however, the
reader is referred work The Mineral Springs Of
western Virginia" by VIM Burke, to be had Wiley
Puams The object Of this adv is that
rangements made to accommodate vers N the nos,
form courtesy and kindness while the charges VIII DC 9nno
moderate moderate OF the springs There
will be respectable physician u aead.es The o.du are
nave stages upon plying between the two
Springs, which will afford opportunity Of visiting,
- mH a,e epss = " ''0'" II3E PianpRIErnRs
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THE SHADES HOTEL,
81 RPdde Street EYesf Side 0f Bro1litrou

Oh neuue cTeet, tEest otde or 6r0uutCdy
THE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends. and the
public, that he has lately opened the Establish
style superior other house Of the kind the
city OF New York. The Satisfaction which he has hitherto
Of THE Shades Thames street, he sers himself will
be guaranty 10 all who potronise him in -
bshment while effort his will be want
The usual relses, Chops Steaks Welsh Rarebis Poach-
ed Eggs, &c, will be served up in superior style.
The will be regularly supplied with city papers,
well as full supply Of foreign papers, b every ,rrys from
mis- imsrc
EAGLE COFFEE HOUSE AND BATHS,
MO. 32s Pearl street., between Centre and Em-Warm,
cold and shower Baths equal those house the
lodgings
prnapai ess q tie Tntsd States a im.rS i"'
EUTAW HOUSE, BALTIMORE.
THIS splendid Hotel has been lately rc6ted and furnished
sen cranson alter The seE April When to the
eace Of Mr. Cranston as host u the RoeEswsy Pavilion and
Ct Mr. Iaeksos q. the Exchange Hotel Bstmore and a hs
the Eytaw will be kept The location is the best in the city
Of Baltimore.
charge Of Mr. Cranson Who, during the summer months.
will be happy to his old friends at this favorire
tering place. a29 lmsr
sARACEN'S HEAD, II DEY STREET, N. Y
TOsErl SMITH late Of Worcester, England begs leave
that he has recently fitted up his rey superior
manner and calculated please gentlemen OF He
will always heretofore keep his Bar and Larder supplied
Dinners from IL till o'clock and Cold Cuts Chops Stakes
Rare Bits, &c, at all hours.
His supply Of English and city new,pspers exeeed by
Of the quality and the attendance prompt Pr-
Rooms for parties and the comfort and
mediation Of customers always attended to. Lodgings, &C.
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AMERICAN MINISTERS ABRoAp--It is said that
Mr. McLane thinks to return to the United States
in September and alter the very efficient service no mas
rendered to his country In London we should hnk nm
entitled To consult his own wishes We aso
that MIR King our excellent minister in Paris wishes 70
return "a The United states We regret to see that ns
hssl,h has hem decate Paris correspondent Of the
Charleston Courier says that Mr. King has been spnsr
ing much OF late from chronic disease 70 men nv
dom his post temporarily unit, the latter part OF July
Washiurfon Union, June ~
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GENIN'S GOsSAMEK HATS,

GENIN'S GOSSAMEK HATS,
n WEIGHING from AZ to ~ ounces Price only 81 So
- II il about years the Gossamer Hat first
introduced BY the subscriber to the notice Of the New York
public the ghest, the desirable, tho tasty
article for summer heretofore in
The astonishing attending them evinced by the
extraordinary large alcs and the popular
ton bestowed upon them by the who have given
their patronage have been lost upon who
TO show that he excel in his
for public the Gosamer hat much lighter
pleasant than other before offered They
not liable like the Legho and Panama. lose either shape
or color from the rain They be soed BY
either peupraion oil from the hair commonly the
with other Has, for the much admired style Of trimmings
originating with the proprietor eectually all this
This u decided advantage all other hats
The public are invited to call and see this article at
j. N. GENIN'S Hat and Cap Store,
myT lmsrc z1% Broadway, opposite St. Pauls Church
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BON SEJUUk.

BON SEJOUk.
THE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure that
his house, at Bergen Point for public
commodaon hotel the Jersey side has long been de-
sderatum which is supplied The house 1.-THE old Me
lany mansion has been reted elegant style with
new rooms and other important additions.
The grounds beautifully laid and what with uxu
shrubbey, charming walks agreeable drives and pl
SAINT boating Inc place will challenge competition with
rural residence Families who wish cool and quiet
be provided with Of apartments
their choice Fish Of almost every variety abound in the
Kills. and the neighboriug woods deficient
The steamer Passaic plying betweenNew Qrk and Newark
stops at the landing front Of the house, four times day
and the citizens Of New York find beautiful
drive than that between Jersey City and Bergen Point
that pains will spared make the place merit the ii
tie given il OF old-Bon Sejour.
The Psssac for Newark leaves the foot Of Barclay
At 10 A. M and r. Nj landing in front Of The above place.
The Port Richmond boat leaves pier No. 1a9 ~ * and
o'clock At Port Richmond there will be boats in attend
to and land them at the house.
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HAMILTON HOUSE, AT THE NARROWS.
THIS ELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT having under
gone thorough repairs and improvements will be open for
the reception Of Boaders the first Of May under the d.
recon Of the subscriber who has been connected with the
the hotel for the last three The
principal rooms have been newly carpeted and the whole
house painted and in excellent order No pains
will be spared by the present proprietor TO make his
guests comfortable in For terms, &c address
subscriber, at Fort Hamilton.
mi msr THOMAS MEINELL
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Portland. Me-, May 10, 1886. myT 1

BOOKS BOUG HIT.
PfnooNs Wishing dispose Of their Libraries, either
rfc or SMALL will always find ready purchaser and good
pnees' oy ADDRESSING lev nes giving md number
% J. MCABE.
- Ime ~ Nssssu. or ~ Rvin9snu
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SUMNER HATS.
ECONOMY IND FASHION.

ECONOMY IND FASHION,
"a ROBEKTSON'S PHENIx HAT AND CAP
- MANUFACTORY, 1903 Fulton street.-The under
sgsd bespesks the attention q the public 70 the quality
sought for by the Of they haye the additional
OF being below the standard prices. They
articles manufactured by e splendid establishments Of
Broadway; and close comparison Of their respective
merits, material difference be perceived, except
the single that the subscriber has adopted style
Of trimming which eectualy the perspration Of
the forehead from striking through, and mparng the a
pearance.
Their average weight is from ~ to ~ ounccs-beng much
lighter than substantial Leghorns Panamas. Persons OF
Of invited TO examine them and
establish by the comparison their value
Ioared with the produ ctions Of other manufacturers
-my23 I'm ere ROBERTSON, In3 Fulton street.
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NJ A \ ION n GU L,
MIDDLETOWN CONNECTICUT.
THE UNDERSIGNED begs leave to announce his
friends and the public that he leased the above house
for Of and hopes by experience and strict
JOHN L. MONROE
mr8 3msrc Formerly Of the " 8. Hotel Boston.
SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION.
THE PUBLIC is informed that this establishment, having
been enlarged and improved the close Of last
will be opened for the reception Of vste the Isl
day OF June LANDON GARDNER.
May l. 1886. myz3 2msr
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SPECTACLE CASE MANDATORY,
No. FULTON STREET,
<~c~~o- VIEW yeau.
onhlsda lsrEs supply OF the above .Isi
q short noSiee. s'S -s'P DJjfVl{,
Al 1me4
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TRITON HOUSE.

0I.EN COVEy ISIAND.
THE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public, that he has improved and enlarged the Triton
Hotel the head of the steamboat landing, and
thoroughly fitted up and ready for the reception Of Boades
The Of this for the purpose Salt
Water Bathing is amongst the most eligible Long Island
water 'front.' and fine beach for swimmers The
buildings new, and the Bar and Bowling Alley entire
ly unconne ted with the house.
Having farm Of % acres appended e the hotel property
ul supply Of good milk and butter and such other comforts
he trusts together with his unremitted attentions the
wishes Of his guests, will render residence the Triton
House extre mcy desirable
Hoses and Carriages 70 hire.
For terms, which will be moderate, apply to
WILLIAM l.. JONES, Tritoa House.
Glen Cove, Long Island, May l, 1876 my5 lmrrc
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
sAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR
Circulation Forty Thousand.

DAILY HEkALD-Every day. Price . ens per eopy-T
- e! snngm-gay,bls in advance
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Ssturday-rree ~ cent?
pr copy-$3 i2x cents annum-paysole IN advance
HERALD FOR EUROPE-Every Steam Packet day.
Price 90 per copy-S3c0 annum, payable in adj
n advance.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with bsauty and dss-
patch.
All letters or communcssions by mai. addressed TO the
establishment be paid, the will be de-
ducted from the subscription money remitled
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
- Proprietor of the
New YoRK HERALp EsrABLIsHMENr,
r. North Wesf Of Fulton and Nassau stress
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SUPPOSED MURDER. Friday last farmer
named Burtss, residing in Allegany county,
brought load produce to Cuyer, and received there
some $780, he exhibited rather Internationally and nai
ly left for home in his wagon, accompanied ny man
named Ferguson subsequently, Burtiss was found dead,
about five miles souherly from Perry, the wagon cap
sized and the body ~ ing under the box the horses
standing with their heads TO the fence The
have been In possession Of the deceased at the time
leaving for home, have induced the suspicion OF oui
play and the pursuit Of the supposed murdsrerieenss
Ter .adrerfiser, june ~.
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THE ONLY GENUINE
WALNUT OIL MILITARY
cIIA VINO COAp

MANUFACTURED by our Mr.. johnson, the inventor.
IVA late johnson, Vroom Fowler, wholesale and retail
Fancy Soaps Essences and every article pertaining
extensive manufactory for the trade and families, at less
prices than other house in this country supply.
Also, the depot Of the original and only genuine Msgica
Pain Extractor for burns and Hays Lnimen for Piles;
Kalydor for the complexion;
Acoustic Oil for Deafness:
Sarsaparilla Extract, Scots per bottle.
Oregon Hair Oil;
On the favorable merchants in all parts Of the
country.
Steam Soap Works and Laboratory Of Perfumes Patent
Medicines. &c. &c, 81 Courtlandt street, New York
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NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will be re-
IN ceived the Office Of the Atlantic aud st. Lawrence
Railroad Company this city from the 18th 9TH Of June
the Grading, Masonry and Bridging OF division
u rver in North Yarmouth, distance Of about n miles
Plans Prole and Specifications will be exhibited and the
requisite information given, the Engineers Ocs in Port
land on and after the 18th OF June,
Persons offering the work who unknown
ne undesigned, the drectors will be required
accompany their proposals with references to character
and ability.
faier extension Of the road, smbrasng distance Of
soe esu or additional miles, will be prepared for
and put unur contract abcgt the first OF August
by order of'he Board Of DIsectors.
A. G. MORTON, Chief Engineer.
Portland, Me- MAY 10, 1876. myT imr
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The GULF SQuADRos.-under the head OF the last
naval intelligence from the Gulf observe that tho
brig Lawrence, having sustained injury in gale
was about to be sent north to be locked
timely and striking illustration of remarks few
days ago respecting the urgent want Of Of
docking other which ought to be provided, with the
least possible delay for the large force always aaoa in
the Gulf of Mexico, and especially at the present juno
ture.- Washington Union, June ~.
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CHArLAISs ron ARmY.-On Friday. tho 10th June.
Messrs Nc lroy and Rey arrived at New Orleans.
their way to Matamoras.
Letters from this place announce the ar
rival Of the briggs Somers and Lawrence; the former Is
said to bear dispatches to the Yucatan from
the United States The public feeling is and more
turning towards independence and afterwards annexa-
ton
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COX Am TO LEND ON BOND AND MORT.
pHO,OUU GAGE, IN sums 2 sui. appiicants, on pre-
BROAD. No. II Wall street, IN the Croton Wafer Office
basement. my16 lmsrc
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nN BOND AND MORTGAGE, for term OF years, OF
~ productive real estate in this city Brooklyn The
above named belongs estate IN trust and will b
divided suit applicants Apply 10 g. g. BROAD
No. II Wall street. In the Cyoton Water Once, Basement
aaf .rsx
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HOPE fer the MOurner,

sButit shall come to pass that at evening tn
it. ahnl 'e hght'-H HAou, XIV, r.
We journey ihrourh vale oftoars,
BY many a cloud Ger cast;
And worldly cares, md worldly fears
Go with US to rae last!
Not to the last 1y WORD hath said,
Could we but read Alright;
Poor 5ilgrim lift in hope thy head,
At eve there shall be light!
Though Garth b0.n shadows now may shroud
Thy thony path awhile,
Gjj's blessed word can part each cloud,
And bid the sunshine smile
Only BELIEVE, in living faith,
His love and power Divine.
An ere thy sun shall set in death,
Insight shall round thee shine!
When tempest clouds are dark on high,
His bow Of 1--we and peace
Shines swcetIg in the yauIted sky,
Bclokcning storms shall cease!
Hold on thy way with hoPo unchIed,
BY faith and moi by sight;
And thou shalt own hisword fulfilled
At EVE IT suM LRE LIGHT!
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