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CHEAP WATCHES.

Also, On hand, Il largo assortment Of Cold and
Hair Bracelets, finger rings breast pins, hoop ear
rings, gold pens, silver spoons, sugar tongs thin
bles, gold meek, curb and fob chains, guar Keys
and jewellery OF every description, at equally
low prices. All | want is Il call to convince Gus
toners
All kinds of Watches and Clocks repaired and
warranted to keep good time for one year; old
gold and silver bought or taken in exchange.
For sale, eight day and thirty hour brass clocks
at LEWIS LADOMUS,
Watch, Clock and Jewellery Store, No AIS l-a
Market street, above Eleventh, north side, Phil
adclphia.
sIsaI have some Gold and Silver Levers still.
cheaper than the above prices.
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E(eEE EsElNE'.

The Carpenters Point Fisheries in Co.
Gil county, Md, will be rented for one
or more years to responsible tenant.
For terms, apply personally Or by letter
oJ. Mclienry Boyd, Esq, Baltimore,
or to the subscriber, near Abingdon. Har-
ford Co. Md. GEO. WIN. HALL.
July 31-1w
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e. Z arpcr's Celebrated Razor Powder for Strops
Il A-warranted TO give keen, sharp edge Ia
razor or any hno instrument, or the monty re-
urned just received and for sal by
WIN. 1ORBETT.
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NARDINAI. SlLkS'-LatclY received and
NIior sale at the New and cheap cash store
PIPER end of EIlton, some beautiful double widlh
Gro de Nap" Silk, suitable for Cardinals, capes
carts SC, and will be sold cheap, by
J. S. kENNARD.
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Amt of Policy an,
Bonus OF Bonus paya

Exampc:-A person aged 80 years next birth
day, by paying the Company 81 81, would Sc
cure to his family or heirs 500, should he die in
one year; or for SIS II he secures to them 81 900
or for SIS 60 annually for seven years; he Sc
cures to them ST. 900 should he die in seven
years; or for S23 60 paid annually during life, ne
provides $1,000 whenever he dies for $50 81
they would receive $1,000 should he die i'll one
year.
Further particulars respecting Life Insurance
Trusts, &C., may I've had NJ tho Office.
Il. ". RICHARDS, President
mo. +. JAM MES, Actuary.
March 10 'l7--6m
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940 Acres

ofland, situated, lying and being, in Sassa-
tras Neck, Cecil county and adjoining the
lands of Messrs John T. Ncazey, Il. v.
Ward, Alfred G. Rowland and others;
and also a piece or parcel Of land contain
inc about
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue ola decree of the High
Court of Chancery the undersigned Trus-
tee will expose to Public Sale to the high
es bidder on
Monday the 10th day Of August,
at II o'clock, A. NJ. at CECILTCN, Ce-
Gil county, certain real estate of which
Gen. Thomas NJ. Fcrman, late Of said
county died seized, consisting of Farm
containing about
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Law Courts.

rxr~xp STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-Before Judge
Frederick Lacy was placed upon trial charged
- ,,sauliing snd ~ounding In the neck aud arm
a,h sheath knife. fellow seaman Of the schooner
veon belonging to Georgia As the vessel recently Law
=. foreign port The captain and mate had gone on
sore and LEFT the person thus assaulted in charge
GOV soon sfterwsrd In conversation made improper
,,,iops to little daughter Of complainant who was al
80 time In Georgia and renewed such al the sumner
,sle shich caused rebake from the father After
.,re time grspple ensued Lscoy got the man $
,sumb into his mouth and the man returned II by biting
L.eoys nose. They were separated and the man (the
f.,her Of the little CRIB went deck and while pro-
essdirg forward, turned round and Lacroy imme.
Sssey upon him who raised bis hand twice and the
iunped overheard. He observed then that he WAS
a.bbed. Lacey threatened the man he should not re-
tuu on board. The Jury returned a verdict of guilty
In Admiralty John q. GardiaT vs. the schooner
gllian Tabhd I'm Csrrris, claips1nf-The vessel was
koun6 ia November last. from Virginia to New York
With load Of Carolina potatoes. Encountering storm
az Montauk Point and falling in with the pilotb
sypb she was abandoned by the captain and crew but
e of the hands of the pilot boat got the schooner 20
Nsx London, whence they started for New.York but
ssre obliged owing 10 the severity Of the storm 10 ran
her shore Of Gardeners ssnd and there left her The
Ebslsnt lived about a mile from where she stranded
,n5 took means which finally successful 10 get
Der Of and carried her 10 Sag Hsrbor where Mr. the
osper subsequently took possession OF her and Mr.
Gardiner hbeed for salvage. The defence principally
that Mr.. G. was satisfied by payment Of money snd
sale Of portion Of the cargo. Testimony was heard
For hbelsnt Messrs. Burr, Benedict and Bebee for
claimant Mr.. w. J. Ha.kett
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Udr6 aleetinas
~ WhIs Nomina,ior.,

~ WING Nominations.-Ai meeting held pursu.
ant 70 TIE Gallo The Committee q Arrsngeuens from he
wing City Convention, 10 nominate Judicial oeers and
Dsrol Attorney for The City and County Of New-York
and respond to such nominations, held 81 the Apollo
Rooms, OF Thurs5sy evening. % inst Hon FREDERICK
TALLMADOE was called 10 th. Chair and III. foIloS-
iug named gentlemen were spponted Vice Presidens
J. PHILLIPS PEGsN. jaws KELLY.
fShLAT BENSON, SAMUEL SPARKS,
SItFhES {. CHk1TEETOS, JAS. q. TkYLOE
OLiFER 4. HEWLETT, SAMUEL q RsYM0ND,
IkILz > TITUS, CHAs NJ sINOSsoE,
THOMAs CAEsLFy wv TYsoS
WV. NJ. McAsDEL, PHILIP HoSE,
ROBERT SMITH, JoHS RIDLEY,
LUTHER BsADisH.
Secrff0rt,I
JANIS GRDLEY, SAMUEL s. CUNNINGHAM
WN. W. LYOS, tDNuND GRfFFIN
JOIN T. BaENARD.
The Committee reported for Judges Of the Supreme
Court the following names
LEVI BEkRDsLEY. ELIJAH PAINE
SAMUEL b. ROMAN, JAMES LYNCH
who were approved.
The meeting approved ofthe following usmes for lie su-
perior Court
JOHN DUER, DAVID P HALL,
DAVID B. OGDEN;
And for Common Pieas Judges.
JOHN L. MASON. ALEX w BRADFORD.
ERASTUS c. BENEDICT.
For District Attorney the name Of Joseph l. White was
submitted, but not sustained ~ The meeting
r. 4 TALLMADGE, Chairman.
JAS cRIDLEY, EDwARD GRIFFIN.
SAMUEL A CUNNINGHAM, jobs 7. BARNARD
WM. W. Lyon, Secretaries
y Wig papers will please copy. les 70
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BONNET AND CAP RIBBONS.

rINHE SUBSCRIBER has on hand he largest assortment
OF Bonnet snd Cap Ribbons lo be- found 10 the city the
second door OF establishment being devoted entirely 10
that purpose Many II the styles ~ bis getting
up. snd Imported exclusively for bis trade. To those
who have never examined hs stock he would say, call
before you purchase As ribbons article of'Ancy
all who have dealt In them know ha II they have the right
styles and The rghg prices sales Hfe really made. Ky
pursuing this he has hut the largest ribbon trade
Ia the city To those who have never bought their ribbons
Of the subscriber he would say that his almost
nvarshy tel MIN that the ribbons ey get Of him sell first
and the cheapest they buy The the admitted
his IL selected wR the beat taste and IL the
largest and cheapest In the city All u which soon be
demonstrated 10 The satisfaction Of any who will call
ard examine H. lie has also large assortment Of Mill
merry and Other fancy silk goods that equally worthy
the attention Of the trade The subscriber taken this
easion say that sny Of the above named goods he
cannot nor will not be undersold. l.. NJ. STEVENS,
m8 Nlrhsf 81 Beayer-st nesr Pearl
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rs'O BUILDERS.-sealed proposals will be received
40 the ms House Comm-soner Office, In the Park,
until o'clock. June 18th. 1871, to build Nursery eslab
ushmenf Rsndalfs Island.
The plans and specihc cations Will be ready Thursday
morning June Oth snf may be seen, and all requisite IN
formation o1taned application ~ q. Hatfield archi-
tec 100 Nassau-sL BY order u the COMMITTEES Charity
and Aims Jane. ID. Oliver. Warrington Smith, George n.
Purser. John P Cumming Amos + Hatfield, ohm Coger,
Jr., Committee MOSES q. LEONARD,
al al Iona Ceuu fz.fO
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DIED /.

On Saturday morning, 9th inst. of bronchitis JAMES
B. ARCHER aged IS years.
Ills friends and acquaintance and those Of his brother
Dr. C. B. Archer respectfully invited 10 attend bis
funeral this afternoon at o'clock, from his late rest
dence 1876 Third avenue.
On the morning Of the 9Th inst Of renittent fever
SERENA wife OF Frederick Kinnersley in the 35h year
OF her age
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In chip n Alien. from Charles,oH--Mrs Graham Mrs.
Wheeler, Miss Wheeler. Miss Vanhorn, Miss Stephen
son Miss johnson, Mrs Mix, Miss Miller Mrs Simp
son. Miss Thompson, Miss Mitchell, Mr. Bee and lady
Major Feshburn. Messrs f. Mitchell, Winburg, w
Nelson, r Yeadon r w johnson, d f. Deveresux, 7
Simmons, c Phillips, and in the steerage.
In BRIG Savannah. from SdranHah-Mrs Parsons, Mrs
Carr servant and children, Mrs Russell and children
MrsJW King. Mrs Torbett, Mrs White. Miss Fabian
Miss Baker Miss Corley. Rev Williams and lady, Mr.
and Mrs Mcdonald, Mr. Moore and Master Parsons and
in the steersge.
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r. sons of Temperance.-Grsnd National Jubl-
lee In phiA Tuesday June IS
b.vs bean mi de with the Csmde and AmbOy Company
IN convey sons OF Temperance and their friends 10 Phis
dsIoha and back for 50 The trip. In order 10 obtain
t,s for the excursion ei this reduced fare will be
cs.ssyy 10 Obtain check ron the Finance Committee
IN, WHICH an additional % cents will be required TO deffay
,Sa ,nsnse OF music and other incidental matters; max
INC ~ ntire cost for the sion - IS. Persons
90 under The arrangement made With the Compsns on
sslnTdsy morning the LIB. by ssnooai from opposite
The mos. extensive arrangements are making IN di-
ferent paris Of the county foe this ana u Is e
heyed that this will be The agess procession o.
snee men ever seen 10 this county Tickes are no"
ready ard members are requested TO obtain her chez
xithou DELAY of either Of the Finance COMMITTEE W
Oiiyer corner Nassau and Fulton Geo Gs PIN - p
vtsion-st; :. w. Cronk, 26l Bleecker-si r. W ohey'
sso Grand st; or Geo. Hail. Cranberry, near falon-sL
Rro,klyp The Committee meet Moodsy evening, me
nh Al ihs Hall SIS Brosdwsv being The ss1 meeting u
ysrv i'm porsn thai every member should be present
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~ Neuropathy, Tor me Nerve Cure DIR FOL.
LICK Ia nov pracucing the new principles explained
In his Books and Lectures Instead Of Drugs he employs
Gsvsni.m in varioa. modes. II being now sbundanty
proved thai This !. the only capab curing disease
Even when medicine. used 81 suy kind or cold wa
ter they only aci by producing GAyans but they d. 50
only 10 small eXenl and greatly inferior 10 ne Bat
terry and other Instruments IN proper hands snd scien-
ufcslly used these aslOni.hngy efcacious psFicu
lzry In female diseases . -
ofhc4 A. wsnen-st Hours from 10 A. n. lil NJ.
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General Notices.
- Who Lewis III. >andf,

rFs- Who IL Lewis IL. sanford f-AnsweT tie
IA hat same person who refused 10 discharge poor hu
homes, man from imprisonment for the payment OF hnr
imposed by him Vice Chancellor, On an spphcanon IN
cer the Act OF lSiS. ,,--, -,.,.,... ,
The prisoner was committed for an alleged violation Of
an Injunction selling property a'ter iss service ~neh m
fact me ssle was made twenty days before me OH "s'
filed Il then where the cOnvletien was, es
mistake of dates, made by prisoner himself InoSgn ne
entirely innocent OF ihe Ohsnce tor "hleh h- Mas
committed and In his petition his Innocence ara lnspliy
TO pay the roe inposed by MI Ssndtod and ths ne hsd
gnei all Aus property Ia receiver Ia me cause w7Is
fully set forth ana supported by ahdsvs, }eI via
all The evidence OF his tunocecce, poverty ana hieh
character, which abundant, Lewis h. szndiofd
thrice denied his prayer and imposed penalty for daring
10 spp,y to Honor for relief by ordering that he pay
he costs OF opposing his prayer and continues the ncsr-
ceration and i'm prsOnment, giving that lhe
nrlsoper would not confess bis guilt hut s, sssers bis
innor-pce He viii not eonfes his gut and shows no
sSn of repentance" says The Chancellor and nus
bsn.e he will not lie sod say he guilty when he Is noi
snd st insists upOl the truth THIS poor man has been
kspt IN close custody since The Ssh DAY OF February
s. 10 the eternal disgrace Of the hesd and hea OF he
.ema Lewis II sanford. who nov sspires 70 zeal on
N. Bench Of The Superior Cour q the CITY sne Ooany OF
New-IOfk -. . -.
Ii becomes every poor and honest man TO pause before
he Casts his vote for him whose tender mercy crney
Lei every man destitute Of common humanity De ksP'
from all power and especially from Judicial bench
shorl sketch OF his -venf0l life. land speeuatons &C
could no, bat be interesting and shall DO forthcoming IL
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NEW coMposIrInns

FIRTH HALL, Far Ilis-sqgsre, and FlRTH, HALL
L POND, - Broadway P1blish this week, The
Alsoana- a song OF The WAndeS-r, 10 Home" No
songs OF America. aud Fswer OF Natcbsz R0se
dEpine,' No. 5. Songs Of Americs By Samuel Lover,
hoasn .nd Ready" AZ sung by the Aleghanxns; Les
seatlrenta-s hne hayorts Walz, By J. Brady, " MAKE
me 40 Candy Ch.pisLv from Lucr~zis Borgis srrsn ged
-. fl-ti % Anstn Pnilps. Gssnfe March Arsoiqoel
l.. ie7 tsf
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ARRIVED.
SHIP II. Allen, Wilson, DIS I'm Charleston, cotton, TO
q sutton
ship Columbia Robinson ds fm Charleston, cotton
to Durham Dmon.
French ship Aquax Teller 36 ds I'm Havre, In ballast
and 1872 passengers to Creigh Heydecker.
Bremen ship Adler Hohors 43 DIS fm Bremen, mdse
TO Pavenstadt & Shumsker.
Bremen bark Diamsnt, Mullean, IS ds I'm Bremen p
passengers, 20 Muller.
Bark Adelaide Sinclair - ds I'm Naples and Gibraltar
April &c fruit Grinnell Mntun. Sailed In co I'm
Gibraltar with bark Providence. for New York. 9Th
ult lat 30 3s Ion 50, spoke Br brig Wilson, from Cuba
for Cork. Is days out.
Bark Jane Gsno, Davis, a. ds I'm Liverpool, In ballast
10 Samuel Thompson n Nephew.
Rrie Wilson Fuller, Crawford, II de I'm New Orleans
cotton 10 Durham Dimon. May % Tortugas Light
hearing Sc exchanged signals with ship Creole June
lat 80 g. long IS s. spoke bark Bostonan OF Boston
IS DIS i'm NewOrleans, bound to Ireland.
Br brig Tasso Wsddell - de i'm Galway, in ballast 10
order-ll7 Storage passengers.
Rrig Savannah. Dixon, de fun Savannah, cotton and
rice 10 Sturges Chairman Co Lat - = Ion "A 80 W,
nassed steam brig under canvas and steam bound n
Br brig X James Cochran 30 de I'm Dublin, ballast,
10 George Miln-l06 passengers.
Brig Caroline Goldberg 80 de tm Antwerp, ballast 10
Kunklemann.
schr Mary ChsppeL Gruaen, IS ds I'm Ceniuegos to
Nesmth s. Walsh.
schr Mary Ann Elizabeth smith - ds fan Msnssnela.
Cuba mdse, 10 Lsssls s Nephew. Lett bark Ohio,
Champion for Newlork. disg
schr Charlotte Rowland Newbern, naval stores.
schr Alsric, Roper, Wilmington, NC. naval stores.
Schr 4 Martin Cleavland, DIS I'm Virginia. wood.
Schr w II Harrison Ireland days I'm Washington,
No naval stores 1 master
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TO MERCHANTS AND MsNUFkcruRgRs,
VIM. EiVERDELL & SON

40. luA f"iton--ueei, .eeW ORA, A,.
TINAkE LEAVE cal The attention OF The merchants
and manufacturer 10 their eaiabllshment In addition
10 the branch.. OF Steel and Coppcrpale Engraving and
Printing they furnish every description Of labels suitable
for drygoods hardware drugs or perflmery, elegantly
printed Ia gold or q variety Of colors.
w T. soa import their own msterlsls, and their ma
chfnery and presses such enable them 10
cute every description Of WORK with deafness sod exped
ion. Al low prices AL 5miseod'
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Rev Policies lssnel IN hlsy -. lf-
ROBERT H. PATTERSON, President
BgNIaNIN C. MILES, Secretary.
JOsEPH L. BoRD, Agent
JAMES STEwlVT, N. ID. Medical Examiner Al the once
dslly from Gun 8 O'Clock. ie4MkWlmis
r. Copper Ore.-FoT sale. 30 tons Of Bisulphufet
aud Purple Copper Ore. taken ifom the Bruce Mines
belonging 10 he Lake Huron sud 81 Mays River Anng
Co samples Of which are lei. with me.
WALTER CUNNINGHAM, Agent, Hanoverst
fnxgl istf
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fireworks.

FIRE WORKS.
INHE MOST EXTENSIVE, richest brilliant AMI vsrle-
gated colored eXhiboral Fire Works offered to
the public, Is ready per order with machinery,
designs. notices SC &C.
For inf,,msior apply to J. W. HOLBERToN, IS Mai
den-lsne. New York, or
ISAAC EDGE, Jr. Pyrotechnist,
JET eodisuyt Laboratory, Jersey City. near the Ferry.
FIREWORKS FIREWORKS
INHE SUBSCRIBER offers 20 the public the largest as
'ortmen Of Fireworks IN the city, which hs will sell
on the most Reasonable t4rms
Country merchants. dealers and vendors In general are
requested, before purchasing elsewhere call and
sriine his stock. CHARLES w. VULTEE,
iel Dyfs il6 Chatham. corner OF Orange-st
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.-Two or three single gentlemen may
- obtain pleasant room. furnished with without
board IN small private family. Apply Al - Cro.byst
one door above y roma. ir7 STA
BOARD WANTED IN THE COUNTRY, from
- SIX 10 Chit miles from New York by gentlemen
snd h- ladies' children ten and twelve years OF
infant and with accommodation for horse and
rockaWay. Any person having dwelling pleasantly alt
uaed and desirou, Of accommod sng the above number
OF persons can address box lf0 Post Offce NewYork
ie5 SITS
RoARD-With or without rooms, may be obtained by
~ gentlemen and their wives and single gentlemen. al
so Broadway. between White and Franklinsts Also
pavement room suitable Tor ae Office Of Physician TO let
with board. myN lmis'
A FEW YOUNG MEN can obtain pleasant rooms
IA with board by early application al 76 ChmberssL
NV al
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Miscellaneous.
nINNER TO henry WHEATON

nINNER TO HENRY WHEaTON.-Thls din
Dner will take place 81 the NewYork Hotel ThurE
Day next the l0h inst at O'Clock 2. NJ. Tickets may be
obtained from any OF the following Committee Of Ar
rangements.
@. C.. NERPLANCk, SIMEON DRAPER. Ia.
y = BUTLER, l. GREEN PEARSON,
"a. r. GRINNELL W. BEACH LAWRENCE
LUTHER BRADiSH, ROBERT RAY,
WM. Aston. DAVID DUDLEY FIELD,
CHAS II RUSSELL. GEORGE CURTIS.
DAVID G. GOLDEN, PROSPER NJ. WErMORE
THEODORE SEDGWiCk.
New-YOrk. June 4. l847. lei ilnh
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General Noiilrs.
~ The Married Woman Private

rF- The Married Woman's Private Medical
Companien-By Dr. A N Msurieesu, Professor OF Dis
go. I'D Womep Second edition Priee 81
The great dsm'ni Tor this most important work 70.
which thousands are sold n.s eouPeNs1 nc So ~
new astien Every female Il getting copy. uhrihei
married or unmarried slth0ugh q Il Intended espefa
for the married. as IL di-coses important secrets VAC
should be known to HEN particularly here -sery =
male can scoyer the pt0ms, AMI NE mos e.
6ci.nt remedies and nosi certain mode Of cure In every
For sale Al - Broadway under me ~
Chee - berry 81 Newfork; slso, Le5er Co. eo'ue'
Ch..nnt anc Third six Philsdephi
an IN. receipt OF 81 copy viii be transmitted by mall
frse OF pos Age) 70 al peru Of The u stsss le' Gus
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~ Eighteenth Wnrd.-ln Democratic Wing Com
mlttee Of The Eighteenth Ward, June (. 1877.
Re0lred That this Commiiiee do earnestly recommend
TO the Wing Elsctors Of the Eighteenth Ward sustain
the regular Wing nominations Of The Whig Nominating
Convention Al the ensuing Judicial Election.
Resolvsd That Joseph l. White 1. eminently worthy OF
the SURFACES Of the Wings Of this city the ensuing cleo
uon and we pledge 10 thar distinguished Wig our mos
jealous and enthusiastic support
Rssoiued That The meeting held last evening At ~ ApO
10 Saloon is entitled 10 the notice Of the Why party
having been largely made up Of Loco Foco moo hired
for The unworthy purpose Of putting down tbs noHir alton
ofIosEPH L. WHiTE.
ResO!tcd That view with scom and disgust thi pro
cecdings " the meeting which rejected the Of o.
sEPH L. WHTC, and thai wholly refuse be bound
by outrageous proceedings Of hired Loco Foco mob
R.f0lucd That those who Introduce anarchy, confusion
and fraud into Wing meetings. are unworthy OF the sup
support and c0nntrnsuce 81 The Wing party.
Resoiued. That Nsihsnel x. Blunt having announced
himse distinctly slump candidate. without regard %
party. and having publicly declared that In the ensuing
election party lines 10 be disregaded, bad rgh
attempt thrust himself BON the Wings OF the city
a party candidate o. order ~ he Ward Committee
JOB l.. BLACK, Chairman.
JANIS ASDEssoS. '7''e-'''''' Ie5 2rr
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SHAKER BOOK

A DECLARATION Of The Doctrne snd Practice OF the
n Church q Chrs as held by United Society jas.
published F0r sale By JOHN DOYLE,
at The cheap Aneien, and Modern Boos.tore.
my29 lwiseods I;S N.ss.as
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nAKkIAGE CLOrH-lgg pieces India e.olss
~ Garage clois p.in ana tzar>db II sapercf quality
Tor sale al ths iO~est pre.s ~ &c warehouse Of
"a. s.wUt n. iaes k7sosy sseofy, 81 hsltsn- lace
sf1 isif
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Seneral n utires .

- American Institute Board Of Agriculture will
meet Tuesday the 8th iust 81 ~ O'Clock a NJ a. me
Repository Ia the Psfs. }. LAWRENCE SMITH, Secs
" Gentlemen's sumner inIs.--BHD, corner OF
Pine and Nssssu ats has ready inspection sud sale
the latest styles Of Summer Hats conssing In part Of
Rocky Mountain. white and drsb Beaver, pearl and white
Cashmere Has hi and THE hGes fabric together
with large assortment Of Coburg Straw and Pansms
my26 Imis BIRD, cor. Pine and Nassau SIS
~ MAY NepOrf-TliE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY, (oice n Wsilst issued dur
ing themonth OF May l3il, One Hundred and Forty wo
new Policies. viz.
To Merchants and Traders ~ To Sudenis
Cerks................lOl Sea Captains. 3
Manufacturers. Ladies ................ D
MechGncs.............HI Public Oicers..........
Ciergymen ............ Planners .
Phy sicians II Teachers >
Lawyers .............. Il Inn Keepers ....s......
Brokers ............. Il Professor, ......s......
Agents ................ Other occupauons.....ls
=, o,,-,-,--.tt- A.. 10
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>IAuEs VIRTUE, Gard, and Hlosisl cUpsS
ITs.oiy second ct and Broadway, hes Constantly
0n hand 40 excollsut Of Ornansnla Tres,
shrsbs Grape Vince Roses and herbsesoas plants q ell
kinds which he will sell upon Tho most modsSsss srns.
He Tits opportunity Of HE Trstituds
70 geutismea u NswYork, and pubic gsosrs,
experience IN The business he thinks 10 ensbled W
oui grounds snd Sssdsas low pres end -
residence al tbs store Of Messra j. ~ fbosban
Co Johnsl or al 4o5 Broadway, will be sftseSs1 70
without delay
p He has an hsnd very large spschnsns q ~
isnthas and Catapa uees thai he can recon- VIZ
confidence, ~ yell - Fruit Trees of ell ssnis.
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