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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-14

VAIN WIsHRs.-.Moon moon. mamma.
I want moon.' This was the language Of
a little fellow in his mothers arms. ~ she
Stood with him the other evening gazing
Al the beautiful Queen Of Night. AZ The
moons beautiful beams fell upon his in-
FAINT face and played among the short cur's
Of his hair, little Rober. looked with long,
ing eyes upon it and gave expression 70
his wishes. Robert 10 q type Of infants OF
q larger growth. Men in years are inian!'
in this longing after that not within their
reach. How much Of our time and efforts
are wasted in yainly striving after that %
which We never can attain. How much
Of our breath il spent in vain aspirations
We sacrifice too often our usefulness and
our happiness BY crying after the moon.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-14

A lady IN Boston, who Was sutfeTing
under slight indisposision, told her hus-
band that il was with the utmost diihculty
.he could breathe. and the effort distress-
ed her exceedingly. ~ tDonldnf fsy.
nsy dear, !" sooshingly responded the kind
hearted husband.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-14

Peekskill Democrat states that the oiack
walnut tree under which Gen. Wa:h'ng-
tom and his veteran band encanped during
he Recruiting period Of the fall q 1851.
= Ncr,h Hsvers.raw, Rockland coun-
a. vas cut down on the 22d Of February.
: i'm .nproriass ceremony. This tree has
been lone preserved By Esq. Beebs, from
desecrs,ios,. with spirit ctafaeteristic q
srue genuine pa,riotism. i g Of msm-
moth size, bsinf sixteen feet IN diameter
ne.r the erosud, ninety feet high. and
shadin1 q area Of nearly shrse shoossnd
square isss. Why .dsstroy u
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
THxHaxAPH1c RnPo1r.
LATE AND I16PORYANT
SOUTH AMERICA.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday Night.


.Ihe brig Hebe, from Rio, arrived to-day. hav-
ing sailed from Rio April 26. The stock of flour
was $1,000 barrels with no sales, there being no
demand either for consumption or export. Coffee
firm, and good scarce.
Advices have been received from Montevideo
TO the 7th of April. They state that the black
troops had revolted, and taken possession Of the
town. The government was broken up, the
Ministers having resigned There had been
demand for troops, and quiet was restored in
few days. A temporary government had been
established.
Nothing south OF Richmond, and no news by
the western papers.
Steamer Massachusetts left Alexandria with
800 volunteers, under Capt. Watson, of Baltimore.
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Z LIMOS OPERA HOU Sc
CHAMBERS STREET

EItra1Idnary and entirely edented Exhibition
Scienthc Illusions consisting ofvaous and
ing Experimental Fea based on the Hidden Wonders OF
Chemistry; neumatcs Optics Natural Philosophy and Ma
friends and The public generally his return 70 New York for
which he fsters hi mself from the taken their pro-
ducuon Will give the entire satisfaction. In order to
q pamo Theatre has been entirely retted and
decorated the whole presenting the
TEMPLE OF ENChANTHENT, 'S'-'~
msgnhcenty illuminated Grateful for the very liberal pat
fonage experienced on former occasion Niblos H. A.
n. q renewal OF their fayors.
Tickets 50 cents-Chldren under ten, half price.
Doors open at 7-Perfcrmance commence at o'clock
BOX Omce open from 10 A. NJ to p NJ where seats NAV
be secured Private Boxes 10 admit four persons So
On private business, Herr Alexander can be found AZ
the Astor House, between the hours of and g. A. M.
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drcdths Of mill on the dollar The State Bank branches
and Independent banks together have paid an average
tax ct the rate Of ssI per on the $780, or
eight mills and four hs of mill on the dollar Of their
capital stock
banks bridge and insurance companies all ne old banks
Except such as have special clause in their charters
fixing the amount) required pay tax of six per
cent upon their profits The Trust Company the Gin
ton Bank the Wooster Bank and most Of the old banks
VIII come under this law and win hereafter be required
to pay six per cent upon their profits This will very
materially increase the amount which they will pay to
the State and places the old and banks upon the
same footing Of equality.
The total tax duplicates Of the State, in sa5. amount
ed to Ss46sa69. The aggregate Of all the taxes
sessed for ls45, including State, county school, town
ship and road taxes and all other assessed upon
the grand list amounted to 81 295 500 being Is mills on
the dollar. dollar and fifty cents on the hundred
dollars Of the grand list.
The real property of the stood upon the tax list
OF is45 at sos 744, and the personal property at
S35974725 It is believed that the whole taxable pro-
perry under the new law will be five hundred millions
of dollars. Upon this sum a levy Of five and half
mills upon the dollar will raise tax Of two millions
hundred and fifty thousand dollars. This would
be a sum sufficient to meet all the demands for every
purpose for which taxes required to be levied in
GLIDING State, county school, township, and road taxes
and every other tax levied upon the grand list The
whole amount Of taxes paid by the banks of Ohio this
year will not be much less than thirty thousand dollars
The movements of other departments Of the banks Of
Ohio than those given above, were, the 4th Of May,
1876, compared with February, as annexed =
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isl Auuivefuafy OF the o1Sue ~ 0uu9er nul,
On This, Wednesday, June l7fh,
IN honor Of the Commandant and ofhcen Of The Sons
Of 10 who Monday for the Of war; to Join
their who are already the road to Yucsfas
a SPLENDID OK ROASTED WHOLE
ORDER OF THE DAY.
AT sunrise salute will be fired from Green of the Ely
sian Fields and Otto Cottage
Al O'Clock the morning the roasting Of the OK will
Commence under the chs,ge OF Nh. Nelson Brewer
o'clock, salute vii be Grsd compliment TO the
arrival of the Columbian kifiemen from Newark
Al O'Clock, TaIKrt will be fired Il by the Company
Al 3oclock the OK will be placed IN the condition for
The Carving Committee will consist Of CAPTAIN Kevser
Chase Starr Granger Major Burdiuet Capt Way Ciinch
Brce, Value Frink. Jennings, Valentine. Alden Gruff
Major Kssnss6 G n Phillips Howard Lieut. Horpe
ATS O'Clock the OK will be served up TO the public
The officers Of the Amy and Navy and the dies and
Gentlemen OF New York and jersey with all stranger from
different parts Of the country invited parfake Of the
feast
At o'clock Dance on the Green from; Of Ho-
Three Bands Of Music will perform during the day and eve
ming and the Coson Party viii be under the direction Of
One hundred pounds of Turtle rM be served up IN
Soups for the Ladies.
Extra boats will ply during tbs day and night convey
the Feast and Ball from New York TO Hoboken
The fare will be as usual, 6 cents
By order, Messrs Carlisle, Brewer, Mccarthy, Schwartz.
Perry. Ireland, Swift Servel and Fay.
Committee Of Avrangemenfs
Ladies Committee-Conkn Titus, VIM. Castany, Levi
Fosum, Reuben Burns, O. W. Campbell, Berj g. Rushton,
Committee on Dancing-Cspt. Wright and Capt Parker.
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Fs.sss. S s.
sss 81 s e. .s iPa sSSgssy
Mr.. Marble; Jacob Sims, q Aadrew.; Dick Octave,
Mss osLsr Conclude with the drama the
YoopsMAN-samPso Iiardhead Mr. Marble; Col Mere
yliie aches Jonas Fisher Clara Mereve, Mrs. Abbott
DSS opsss o'eloeLpsrornaaae
RoWERY THEATRE.-Wednesday Evening, June II
t1s T Of q ss Dew All oSE NHT
Master Woman; Ismae Mr. snhe rlsnd schsrar Mr. De.
rn. sso fsss.. s:
Mrs Jones.
&C. Lower Boxes 50 second and third tiers Is c
Doors open ocock-Cur,an will rise At half past seven
r AsTLE GARDEN.-we Wednesday Evening, June 1.-THE
evenings s%usements will oren with the overture of
s5iusiave La poi,sca rHongroise. BY Mis- Vallee-
Tampa Tnermson Of half an hour for promenade and re-
sshmen,, After After the promenade lie Domino Nor. A
Shoe Daues, Mr. Thompson. To conclude with the
On sunday, grand selection of Sacred Music
Admaunc- IS cents -
CHATHAM THEATRE-Bores Is cents Pit I2I cents
ma Eseans JSas Ts rs vii
GLENTrMattheT Jebnstoni Clanronald Booth Msa.s,
iSs ssss es @ sso
Mr. Boot Mrs OTIS Mrs La Forest Grace Miss De Zossr.
h E b s1m Ra.s
Doors at X !, performance to commence q.
N!bLo,S GARDEN.-Wedn.sday Evening, June II.
~ Sa6-Ihe performance will commence with brilliant
the ,ef Ggus Boasoa W ae fs
c,ds Baron de Fadase, Mr.. Chippendale Louise Miss
Half an hours ntemisson for the Concerts AlaNIusard
To conclude with DUTBLE BEDpEp RooM-N,nev
Spgot, Miss Roberts Dulcimer Pipes Mr.. H. Piacde.
Doors open a. o'clock. TO begin at o'clock precisely
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Died.
On Monday morning, after lingering illness, Mr..
THOMAS c. CosRoY, in the Add year OF his age.
The relatives and friends the members OF Washington
Lodge No H. ]. o. of o. f., and Of New York Lodge
No 10, respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence 20s Canal street. Wednesday
afternoon the 18th inst, at O'Clock. His remains will
be taken to Greenwood Cemetery.
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APOLLO ROOMS.

pIRsr APrEARANcE IN AMERICA or
THE GREAT WIZARD OF THE EAST.
MIR. LANGRISHE, having Just arrived from Eurons
w where he has appeared all the principal cities l.
before the royal families Of France and England will appes
Tor the hrst time n America The above Room Broad
way, on THuHspAY, June 18th. and following evenings
WIN psndid apparatus illustrating the wonders OF Naiu
MISS JULIA TURNER,
who has been engaged will appear the first time in this
CITY, ana sing several Of the modern
authors and also full and efficient Orchestra will perform
s9ng the evening several Of the choice selections
from the fayorite operss.
Tickets Dress Circle cents second seats Is cents
iel7 - ~o-'-'~"~~ - =
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The amount of State tax paid during the present six
months was $I27es So Average tax paid per annum on
each $780, of bank stock by the Independent Banks
$ll44 by State Bank branches $0s04 by the old banks
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COLMAN'S
EMronniuxngt vi or oil PAiNTISGs'

(WHICH includes his immense stocks Of Books Painsngs
w Engrsyings, Fancy Stationery, Drawings, Dnwins
Materials Music &c, be found the second
floor up one flight Of easy stairs hsving leased the hrs
hoor where every thing viii be sold low prices and
many much below regular prices being DESTROYS OF clos
ing up as soon as possible his Book Department -
Cheap List will be published for those who will buy
n quantities.
No 207 Broadway, second floor. ais eodexs TIRE
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TIE ALLEGHANIANS

THE ALLEGHANIANS
Is% So !. they &. I STs A
cSs .ss..ss cent? = "a
l. V Qaane e e0%%sHf he 4 O'CLOCK
up, up with the signal -The land is in sight.
Sas SONY 70 . BE s:p gy
s S:,
Ike LORD rpsf' ,Ss
" : ss sas ss ss. sslaSs.'. F.rsw.
c,,ch ine drum ssonnds to arms to arpr
and rressib comic catch proof that there IS no house
QaalteMs-Ihe Sailor Boys Garcia nautical sketch
founded upon the murder Of Miss jane MsRes piece :
She heard ;he fight was over,
10. An Original Piece-Women may her bard command
Il song-A Comic Nosdescript-oysr there ~
" Quartette-Csre and Sorrow. jel6 2tissrc
hUWEo 4 CU.'S NEW YUkK MAMMUTH
the United States comprising $50 Men lad Homes re
quesans smopy whom the Greatest Female Rider OF the
Age 's'ea'lya iI xDSM fen MtH ,Fi
being eSase and graceful
sad the sss: & yhsh she cham:
rs feature e Ss The
ed BY this qrtse. Xmsng novelties which
the f'''fs'' ok NJ X xSb SaSf sEfSsa
f;ss . fad ':A ,s S: %
giantes the world They will appear Jack and the
Bean Stalk" aud he will perform extraordinary eats
strength and agility, and will ride in horse The
will comprise II Acts OF emanshp, Gym
Rsy 1s RSSs
NIXON and the sunspproachsble Clown, pan RICE
der the Napoleon Of the AssGa Mr. HOBBS, whose . on
IL Sss sss. .,.
i Ts%bsr NJ. yMSSts led 4 d.
Dogs, Hsc,or and Billy m. SWss BRoER SS'f l.
s II. s chsSs Pastures and GrOupng MI Sweet
Mr. and his son Mr. Howss In his MytRoIogcai ana
brilliant BRILL Act Of Esncie. Of Proteusn Mr. Aovss in
itabs Dan Emuit their head The Original Banjo Melo-
Dist With variety OF Others The whole comprising the
my3i II rrc
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s v; sH T AuetionssI.

-..WM. w SHIRLEY, Auctoneer.
REAuTIFUL STUFFED BIRDS az Auction, by II. l.
Willard. This Day, Wednesday June 18th, 10 o'clock
az the sales No. Wall street. without fol
cash. 200 stuffed Birds Of TO and sngy.
served in the best Packed shipping or 10 carry
out of town. at small expense.
Thursdsy 10 o'clock, the sales room, Wall street
stock OF Rosewood Black Walnut and Mahogany Furniture
50 sets and pairs rich Grandoles &C. Sold advances
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GREAT ATTRACTION

T THE BROADWAY HOUSE. corner OF Grand and
Broad~sy-cn Thursday the 18th 81 Jgne, 1876 Mr. 70,
by Charles Otgnon and the eminent scientific
Of New York will give grand display Of the Art Of Self
Defence.
To at O'Clock precisely. During the evening
there will be trial oil skill for superiority between
Messrs. Caunt and Ottienon.
Tickets 50 cents to be had the Broadway House Mr. OF
tgnons rooms, II Canal street and Mr. Csunts Is James
street jel6 3tsje
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SPLENDID ROSEWOOD. BLACK WALNUT. MA.
~ HOGANY and white painted Cabinet and Cottage Eur
nture in complete &c.-Jacob s. Plat will sell this
day tJune ~ 1913 o'clock the Apollo 40 Broadway
styles consisting Of paror hall and bedroom Furniture
solid mahogany black walnut and painted all OF
superior workmanship.
so Chairs from the highest the lowest grades par
Tors, bedrooms and halls; Rockers, sc.
Also duplicate of splendid Psrlo Furni-
ture much admired the sale OF the 4th inst the work
Chairs Paror Chairs aud Centre tables en- suite
B-Catalogues ready. Sale positive.
For full Particulars auction head in morning
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INVESTIGATION OF THE WONDERFUL
CHA GE OF INCEST.

THIS truly extraordinary case. which Daniel BURNETT
sy b
sIs" .'s
Ss 'ssss q: 'dssi
aaTss statements. o kra Bufs another daughter
as to conduct % n. accused Strange absence Of
sid.Tss testimony Daniel H. garast The Of the
Aims Aremp, muzze the press Its failure The press
lshThe testimony OF Mrs. Aims in which she denies the
aesafon Of her sister but makes strange Developments
ss.sRsn. Of The accused Alleged foul eOn'pi.
another dsasSssy q with ai.ss.oa. sssn:.
sister Ms. W.dds Another s.tsm e silence shs paoe
f. Jordan COUNSEL for prosecution. and N an
e s3s:s s;s e s'ss
protest e E.Jsss Job
Bssss Devsiopemenis Of Ann NcCiymsn. servant Ca
u OF Daniel H. BURNETT. the complainant somnam-
e Ag.. Aims: son 1;w 2, ,"5
ioi.T..s%Say q Mary Van vse.op: Ams.. Aim. again;
ihem about; Fa%.Iity Of Ms wsddsI with Aims Hot
Matte sns ss Noah upon
AIm. % again mrs squirting a%a waite. :" Dr. Nc
alleged improper conduct with Mrs. Wsddell; Rats and
GROUND and LOFTY umbling Bellevue Scene at Thompson
and eers ia Broadway; Alleged prematurity Of the
Doctor denied Evening walks Want Of recollection Of the
iSth-Amest Aims again; DR.. McBanon and Mrs Wad-
del's strange position under trees; James Wadde sonn
law Of Mrs Waddell again called--hs want Of spunk
Charge Of indelicate conduct against Mrs. Waddeil;
iChaacter OF Daniel BURNETT the son and the com
vus H. Bradbrook John b. Cores. Mrs Massy hcms,ne;
Lost stockings; Timothy c. Churchill, jacob l. wal
ph-Testnony Of Epsnstus G. Grey Esq Visits Of ac-
cused to his daughter N Wadds; Strange use OF para
sollee Contradictions Of Mrs Aims; Mrs Waddells male
acquaintance, &C.
iGh-CoucIusion Of the testimony and final opinion Of
Justice Osborne-Publshed in full.
Orders from country agents will be attended
"a Terms cash. Jei7 Nsmc
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kANE'S PATENT PORTABLE BATHING
APPARATUS. =
NEW and splendid arrangement BY means Of which the
"A shower Bath j. united with the Bathing Tub and
are invited 10 eaI and Examine II Al he sore az
the Subscriber, No sH Bowsy between Fourth and Fifh
atreets. CHAHLES KANE Patentee
my1T lmsrc sttt-sA VI. ''f pf "A
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Married,

Married,
In this city, Tuesday 18th inst by the Rev. J. FL
Lott Thompson WILLIAM PARSONS, Of Paterson, NJ j. to
SARAH M. HAGGKKry of this city.
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GOTHIC HALL, BROADWAY.
THE long promised Mechanical Exhibition brought this
country by Mons George SIietz, OF Paris will be open
ed the public Monday next June 3th and continue
for the commencing evening al
oeock The aniomsia areas large as life ecns,.ting Of
spanish Trumpeers the Amazing Duck Of Vaucanson lie
Peut Tsmbour, the Dancing Lady, Mademoselle Babee
all large life and performing every act Of vitality
Admission rs eents. lolt lwissrc
MUSIC.
INSTRUCTION given the Piano dollars per
month"; BY person who understands the profession tho
roughly Young ladies' wishing 70 take lessons, will please
address 20 /" Music" al the Herald Office.
jci6 iwissn
MUSIC TAUGHT.
M DUMsDAY, No. AS Broadway. four doors above Ca.
Ivl nal ST. teacher Of the Guitar, Singing, Pianofote Ac
cedan and yoln continues to teach ladies and gentlemen
Of New York at their residences IL required without
extra charge. Terms moderate. full sized HARP, in
psYing order, for sale at Szj. Apply at as Broadway
w
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WASHINGTON, juno 10, lo7O.
The Oregon Treafy--hmpwtamt Commercial Move
msnts.
The Treaty was not sent TO the Senate yester-
day. owing to the resignation of the Chairman on
Foreign Relations. The vacancy will be supplied
by an election to-day; when the document VIII DO
transmitted. II will be necessary TO refer II to
that Committee, and their reasons ior recon-
Needing its adoption will be embodied
We learn that Mr. Walker has recovered rom
his illness. and will lay his communication rea-
tive 10 the Tariff and Finance before the Senate
to-dav. Il will tits said recommend duty on tea,
coffee and other articles from twenty TO hir'y per
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BY THE MAILS.

WASHINGTON Cry, JUNE Is, 1885,
Important InteLigence-Ths Oregon TTeaty-7xs
7arif-Nous Vnrons.
The Oregon Treaty was signed by the inter-
changing parties at the State Department to-day,
at o'clock, on the part Of Mr.. Buchanan and Mr.
Pakenham; 50 presume il will be forthcoming
Immediately to the Senate.
Mr. Allen, Chairman Of the Committee Of Fo-
reign Affairs, resigned his post this morning.
consultation will be held this evening as to who
shall succeed him. Mr.. Calhoun, Mr.. Benton,
Mr.. Mang,im, Mr.. Webster, and Mr.. Haywood, are
mentioned
The Tariff Bill was taken up this day in the
House by heavy majority vote 81. The North
western men of the Senate say they will show
their strength by voting to checkmate the favorite
bill of the South, and kin the Tariff in that body
The adoption of the Treaty Of Oregon, creates
new revolutions in all parties, and men and things.
Mr. Walker, the Secretary of the Treasury, said
on yesterday to ga 40) man, of the Senate, ION
the subject of the tariff that he was "unhcsed."
The following Presidential candidates in the
prospective, have been killed off in the last ten
days:-
General Scott by his corresPoraeSe'
o .S ,u,; A. The Tsr;k
Secretary walker. .. =. 10y
Mr.. Allen. .......Dy w.
Letters from the South, to the most Distinguished
men here. say that General Taylor, the hero OF
the Rio Grande, will be the wing candidate Of
lsls-and public sentiment settling down 50 fast
a. Il does. in this quarter, among men OF high in
Auencc of that party, and Of others, give token
| ,h., he is to be the man. FKLHAx.
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TO yOCALIsTs MUSICIANS, AND THE THE ATR
CAL PROFESSION.

WY CORBYN, Manager OF the swiss Bell Ringers,
w specially informs the members Of the Musical and
Theatrical that he will have fulfilled his
ment with the few weeks and tenders his
vices ayeg agent musical professor band or cor"
pany OF artists talent about travel
Having completed his second throughout the United
States the Caads Texss and the Island Of Cuba during
made himself practically with those details ana
statistics necessary and nss professional uavss
be believes hs will prove advantageous TO any
party with whom he may engage mn
Letters addressed W. Cobyn Manager oil the Sw Dol!
Ringers Of Sol Smith, ESQ., theatre ~ Lon,s o ,ns
mailed prior May oth and prepaid, WIZ meet VIZ. ptp
attention that time. VIC t,..s
A TLANTIC GARDEN IS NOW 0PhN LON LIE
N SEASON.-psdworh's Comet bana WI rss'y 80 III
Er,dnv commencing june <ass ~
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PISTOL GALLERY.

THE undersigned respectfully informs his patrons
public that he has opened for the purpose prao-
tee in pistol shooting in connection with his 9ymnasum
shooting and such wish 70 receive lessons the will
well adapted the purpose udcously lighted and IS
feet in length The pistols have all the modern improve
during the day and eyenng CHAs. +. OTfIGNON
jel3lwsrc Nos. Is. II and Canal n
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wv q. HAYNES wishes to inform young Esnfie meu a..
w srous or obtaining commissions in the VoIuutee 81
Corps now raising IN this city and State thar he W. a.
Young men for primary lessons 70 mlt. insrPetion. He
panes under the Colonel Of twelve lessons One
lesson two hours Ct tu.on III and IN the largest single
corner Of Delaney and Chysue streets H. requested
THOSE gentlemen who feel inclined 70 avail themselves ohs
make M the number of one hundred.
y. B-A company Of IS file, wheel by right OF left
shoulders forward in this splendid room Comlaniss may
jei3 Late Of 7th II. q. Infantry.
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MODEL OF NEW YORK.

THE UNDERSIGNED is now receiving orders for view.
to be represented upon the canopy Of his Model of New
York which will be completed These views vary
10 30 inches length and represented for
compensation They include representations Of public build
dences, steamboats,, packets, &c.
number Of the artists both landscapes
painters find employment by apply the ohice-aso
lew agents and persons capable Of tansactng business
Office hours from p. NJ
ala Imsrrc e. PORTER BELDEN 300 Broadway
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PEARL STREET HOUSE,
SO Pearl Strict.

THE SUBSCRIBERS, having taken this well known and
popular (situated the centre Of the
portion Of the respectfully solicit from the for
ner patrons OF The house continuance o. heI .yo-ssna
generally that pans shall be spared to make the house
every respect worthy Of their patronage.
They will during the o. business make i'm
which they feel confident will add much
comfort OF their guests and be found ALL
After July I5th they will dine and 3oc!ock during bust
uess season SAMUEL T.. BISHOP.
les stissYe WIN. +. LEONARD.
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MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS

DEALERS IN PERFUMERY.
no NOT DE AFRAID TO PURCHASE IN BROAD
~ WAYrhe subscriber offers thy most complete ass2r'
kc aprces per cheaper than any other house
W the United States In order convince yourselves he IN
l.. R0USsEL.
Broadway. between Liberty and Coartlandt streets.