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Hon. WIN. H. POLK, charge Pafdirs at Naples, was
yesterday married to Miss MARY L. CoRsE daughter OF
the Israel Corse, of this city The marriage took
place at O'clock at the residence Of her brother Israel
Corse 52l Broadway and after partaking OF refresh
&c. the happy couple left for Philadelphia on the
way to his home, Columbia, Tennessee
In Aberdeen Miss the 18th June ls47, by the Rev.
s. S. Templeton, DIR. VIM T. HEBARD to Miss ANN ELIZA
PARK.
On Monday, asth inst, by the Rev. Lewis p W Bslch,
Mr. JOHN p Waters, to Miss LAURA LOUISA, daughter
of Amos Leeds, Esq all Of this city.
On Tuesday evening, 29th instant, in st. Thomas's
Church, by tho Rev. DR.. Whitehouse, RICHARD ASH
CROFT, to ELIZA RUSSELL, all Of Boston
{13- Boston papers will please copy.
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NJ U1iCE.-CoNsuLArE OF SPAIN New YoKx, June
all The ss %ssm Of the late W
required by authorities Of Matanzas Island Of Cuba,
TO cause inc ' FRHScsco 'ssfTSoUGHToN
he ga s ssh s,S ON
%'
T. By @ Sdsw
Of the latter having inspected also the resolution of said
lSo haSed and %eaye
9s S s I'VE
ing for this pupos the aher and allegations Of
been worthy Of the court that he
s Ss and d. did a S Sy s sd
HePsey IN the form and order following Ia the first place
paid costs these and the taxing officer
k.sP view hs sgreenrn of the pss. made the meeting
endorsed folio hundred and yons; III the
ans Ds pre- ps SGss si!s
qf TO for Spps: TO sad and from the
to receive Nha,eyer shall appear in their favor
Santa S 5:
paid Mesr. Goodhue Company New YorE chants
by at iolo o"
saG a. the e al and
hsud be paid to Mr. Joseph
from rom he .. he B: Sas e 5o a%
fosy .? "As degree ' Ss
RAID ont Of sad estate to Mr. joseph Fowler the sum
and and hs Aforesaid esrsas
of the register Of mortg REFER beng how
that said to be deposited the Royal Treasury
Ill the injunction issued by order Of the Consu Deputy
from the OF said certificate dissolved; the
sixth place and degree out Of the of the coffee
Ana and Of the half Of the called Ontaro
there should be credited to Messs Drudge Company Of
Boston, merchants the of three thousand five hundred
dollars which they represent in their proceedings appears
from the copy Of the public document annexed folio
hundred and Gftynipe and from the certificate folio
three aforesaid the sde In the sixth place
and degree Of the said proceeds of coffee
Ana let there be paid TO Mr. John Graham, aud Mr. john
rswOId Of New YORK. merchants the of twelve thou
tanning them from the Of public docu.
folio tire. hundred and fortyne and from
the certificate made BY the register Of mortgages and the
eighth aud last place. Of the surplus remaining let the be
dign aud also Mr. Nehema an hubbard the appearing
list debts pesentedby the widow Hepsey and
there should not be sufficient to them IN full let said
plus be distributed between them being understood
place degree heretofore assigned shall the bond
ofhs being entitled IN law 70 preference Let there be de-
Quoted from the proceeds Of the sale Of the coffee Ona
consequence Of the allegations Contained the docu
foil hundred and sxtyve of these proceedings
the Of thousand hundred and thirysx dollars
for balance due Of supplies said
Mrs. Mary Sage ebster, from the certificate
At folio two hundred and the side; and
let the reservations contained the act Of the meeting folio
two hundred and have effect Decrecd his Ho
after consulting the chef second Acade and signed be
fore TO which certify. Jose Faguera Licenae; Jose
Miguel Angulo y Heredia; Before me, Angel Bruzon
a true copy OF its original which contained in the
proceedings mentioned in the foregoing decree to which
sents 10 be issued in duplicate.
Matanzas, February 9Th, 18i7.
true copy. FRANCO sTOtTt;HT;ON
je22 1T IN L.
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for the full and prompt payment Of the interest en- their
Of such purpose could not have been chosen The
Governor of Illinois has issued the following circular in
relation to the consolidation of the indebtedness of that
State
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT }
SPRIyorIELD. Illinois June Is, Is47 :
For the in ormation Of the holders of Internal In
provement Bon Is and Scrip Of the State Of Illinois,
herewith transmit you copy Of the law passed by the
Legislature Of this State during its last session autho
rizng the CONVERSE OF said bonds and scrip into
gsered Stock and the issue deferred stock for the
arrears Of interest
IL Is the object Of the State under this law to conso
aate the Internal provement Bonds and Scrip into
one UNIFORM issue and change the present form OF Its
obligations for the purpose Of with greater
certainty the actual cunt of existing Indebtedness In
order that more full and adequate provision may be
hereafter made for the ayment of interest expect to
next prepared to recev and cancel the old bonds and
substitute the sto in accordance with the provi
SONS OF the law herewith enclosed The month Of Sep
temoer Will be given to this purpose within which time
scrip wi in person. by their agents In the city Of
New York. come promptly forward TO complete
change so important to the State Of Illinois, and SO be-
nehcial to her creditors
The stock certificates to be issued under this law for
arrears OF interest will be receivable for pur
chases OF lands from the State Except canal ands OF
which there about acres, favorably located
and OF the finest quality.
AUGUSTUS G. FRENCH
The finances Of Illinois have since the first formation
Of the State debt been in very confused condition.
and the amount Of the debt Is not yet known Since
the accession Of Gov French to Office he has labored
hard to extrcate them from the state in which he found
them and before the close Of September, have
doubt he will have every thing clear and above board.
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BUFFALO, June 29-P. NJ.
Flour continued dull and sales very light 500 bbls.
chiefly good brands Western Ohio, sold at So 76
We note sales Of 5000 bushels Western wheat chiefly
Ohio on terms not understood 10000 bushels Western
sold including mixed at Soc and yellow with
~ Y. State do, at6O 62c Rye continued dull; whs-
key also. No change in provisions Therecepts during
the preceding - hours were about folows-Flour,
900 bbs wheat 10000 BUSH corn, 10000 do Freighs
To Albany flour SIC; wheat 24c
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BALTIMORE, June 30. lsA7.

BALTIMORE, June 30 loA7
"A fine Rain--Neus from the Seat Of War-Prcfessor
Grant 1Redtrieais-Ths Markets, Yo.
From four o'clock yesterday afternoon up to few
hours since have had almost contiguous fall Of
rain but the shines out brightly asn this morning.
and there is strong symptoms Of apother hot day.
The from the seat Of war is again becoming Of
quite satisfactory charecter and has excited quite
general anxiety for later intelligence The ponies viii
doubtless have plenty OF work In these exciting times
and the news they bring will be Of than ordinary
interest.
Professor Grant is here preparing to throw light
on the 9th ofJuy.
The Front street Theatre is to be opened Thursday
night by Mr. Burton, with excellent stock company
We have been long without amusemen,s, mat Nr.
Burton will doubtless be largely patrenised Mr ana
Mrs Burke, Miss Chapman, and himself, are 10 be- tho
/ principal attractions.
TuE MARHgrs-On Saturday, 400 brs. Hcwarh ,tfc et
aour sold at &c 90 Yesterday s rate co"' not DC
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= D $ss:s ": @ :s'ssa % fa::sss
sealed Finger SaS Rass '' io Of
s:. s'ssls o w s Sss
Sn.. ds.1n Of ss stone Cameo lot q
aanSd aSoa, q
e i: Sa .ssn ..s
dozen gold hoop Ear Rings and with
ss6 Esss q. Rms; 3;
Gallery Bracelet Heads Whit. sone ' ssses loo OF Of
Box and Glass aser rugs Loo Of Jewslry eP,r
s s.s,S IF gold bars, aas SILVER
VIII ''' Il pSeI+Ge 81 ~ sX IF is''
500 RtwAkD.-Drowntd, last evening. bout hall past
%s sa%.s VIZ bs and S,s s
FIVE i Eve i.ehs. high dark hair AID plat
S e ssa s s shsss
ed VA LLOYD" Ga the face .s@isrels Of thirteen
gold wSd ne
S' n. 'fs Sf e: M
CRoTON Wa Err COOLERs-I'wouId most respect
acle for cooling III. water The beauty and dara.
and pubic oss o
Ss SoS. w b. Sc .sS being made entirely
The public respectfully invited call at asa Water
street bttween feck Slip and Dover door Motifs
IRON AWNINGs-THE sUBsCRiBERsWiL MAKE
&C. i'll roll the Awning up snug TO The house without
difficulty whatever They nearly the same as those
Broadway, opposite Stewards Bebee Costars 100 Broad
way, and at Lewis Fairm'ns Libs and Others
4 Little Green,t. near Maiden Lane lea TEN
II Ely POnT PAViLiQN.-Thls delightful summer resi-.
N dence is ready for the reception boarde The
would inform his eads and the public that no ex-
ertcn shall be wanting ON his part e render this of the
boat; for for Two steam
ITO RENTAL Tuscaroa, Schuylk,li county, Pa Foun
dry and Machine Shop Twill be rented separate toge
order, with all the tools for Foundry Machin,
Shop and Blacksmithng Patterns Fa.ks SC. and some
stock To commence. Apply TO JACOB ALTER,
N BAnthracite Coal best quality So per e23
&EOO CHALLEYGE-Nonce TO- gentlemen who wan
WOOO their old clothes TO look like new, call at the
NS o Dys%s Cleaning o and Repairing Earblishmsn,
the most reasonable TERMS by J. b. NOAH II Gold street.
n. B-Ihe highest price given for gentlemen. LEFT of
wearing apparel, mv23 sot issc
T LIGHTNING CONDUCTORs.-This being the season
to every building the advertiser desires call the
the public to his system of conductors. The made aud
put up BY him are eater handsome cheaper and
pact than any other in They secured together
hooked plan; gives bctterindeed perfect
The public obtain further information application to
WALWOKTH, MASON, x GUILD, Engineers, No. 70
Johnst., Ny. m22s 3Otfh
DANTALOONs.-F. AHRENs, the we'll known Pants
Tailor, 201a Ann street, has lately received over 100 pcs
fancy Cassinees and Linens Of which he makes Pants
der Tor only 80 30 to 81 per pair
Also French and English black cassimeres and doeskns
from 81 to So per pair warranted good sale.
Gents who are IN want OF PanS will do well to call at 20
Ann street je20 i4t"r
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ALBANY, June 2e--2 P. NJ

ALBANY, June 29-2 2. NJ
Sales Of 5000 barrels, chiefly Michigan and oeneses
-four were made at So s7K ST. Corn continued in
fair demand and sales Of 5000 bushels including West
ern mixed and round Northern yellow, made at $780,
for the former and at 9uc for the latter Barley In
fair demand, and 10000 bushels were sold, the snele
rowed ut 69c, and two rowed at 100. Provisicns-No
change. whiskey, dull Receipts by the canal during
the preceding twenty hours about follows
Flour 10000 bbls corn 10000 bushels
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A true copy. FRANCO STCtTt;HT0N
ie22 titfh f....., =, !.

~ The subscriber has been compelled by the very Ibe
patronage Of the public To enlarge his Hat and Cap
and Sales Rom so to make his the largest
States The Of the system upon which
business few AZ his present location induce him
laid down. and which have been invariably main.
tanned Every purchaser and visiter that
No effort will be spared to render his purchase in every
No mporunity will be made to induce him to buy an I'M
becoming or inferior article
Every article shall be- as heretofore of the very
and quality
Prices uniform, moderate than and mod.
any other Establishment this city elsewhere
full and complete by close rsona every
branch and of manufacture 1.-THE whole Of which done
the premses) and by careful attendance the and
wishes Of his parons the Subscriber confidently trusts
only maintain his former standing but also TO conduct that
branch Of business with satisfaction TO the public hitherto
unequaedIst quality Of NutI,a, Beaver Hats 81 ,O;
Leghorns Manas Panamas, Canadians and imported ire
ceived monthly Mole Skins, from the celebrated
scurer Of Paris Silk Hats LIST quality 81 2nd do 80 for
awarded him by the American Institute for the last
two years The celebrated Summer Gossamer invented by
the subscriber which has in degree suppaned all other
summer hats being lighter cooler not fable be all
injured by dust, rain, or preparation . - .
Gentlemen whose do accord with the fashions OF
men Of mo every conceivable style always kept fully
%; Sq q do ST. Eur Plush vssst Oiled si
the seryce Youths and Infants Has and Caps Of every
style lnclgdior beautiful styles from Pars SAMPLES
examine. Also American and French Umbrellas Carpet
Bsgs and every other article in his line of business
pent able 70 and every demand Of beau mond,,
me economist and OF those who prefer follow their own
tastes instead OF comply ing with the dictates o fashion
- J. NJ GENIN, Halter,
Hroahwav
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kGR FOR LIvERPoOI~-New Line--Regulm pack.
&st Of 2fth Jn ns1 new spIendd ias, sailing
positively sail as above, her regular day,
For freight passage having superior furnished accom-
modatons, apply on board at Orleans wharf, foot o Wall
street, orto
T. X. COLLINS. So South St
The picket ship SIDDONa Capt v. b. Cobb will sac
day. " T,sa
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Highest average price 50 o. was In 1897 lowest aver
ago price 81 SO ia .s44 Highest price $l2
In 1887 lowest price So rs was In ls464ibony Argus
June 80.
ALBANY June 26.The following receipts by anal
do; whiskey. &C. 5000 gallons corn SO 600 bushels
barley 800 DO; oats, l42O0 do; rye. 400 do wheat 80
200 do peas aud beans 400 90 potatoes 1900 do fax
seed 200 do; butter 40 400 pounds cheese sc do;
lard, Is 900 do; wool, l2,2O0 do.
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&C., M0oNLlNAT ExCURsIoN-l

- MOONLIGHT EXCURSION-COrII.-
GHk-S LON PARTY.-1he splendid steamer IA
ZELLE, Capt. ID. a. Gale, has been charter.
ed for down the bay Teapor ~ j. She will
leave Thursday evening the LIST day Of Juyhe foot
Reede street 20 minutes before foot Of Hammond
river O'clock splend band has been engaged and e
fcent floor managers have been procured to pleasure
the New Pavilion, Teaport has provided beautifully for
his anticipated guests Ladies aud gentlemen will find this a
pleasant and agreeable excursion.
Fare for excursion: for lady and gentleman 81 Thomas
Managers. jeJ1 2t-
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PAnHpK TH 1E3AATPR1ESy Dissss, of II. ITALIAN
peery Informs the public that on Wednesd.Sy' ESrsns
rs R :; Rsaa s;s s.;
.'s: Rs, As..sd ss y
sisaors Rsnisr Teresa sxaora Ieodolins Cell I''
s.: hs css. ssy IS s Box o
Doors open quarter past performance TO commence
o. will BE- presented dsf Tarpa iI ):
=! A Ter shss TSHPEiSs sLuEA Ts9gs i.s n n.
via rue t:' Rfk Gsf sryHuy St m
B;, xeG%.t Ssy u Bss:H; Mad p%Soas NJ: SIcadiey.
quarter 70 ]; performance commence h,lfpast 4
T. srLE GARDEN MIR BtkrR, Stage Nanager.-.wed.
r. % psssa BY 9ss orshs., rom
M %. rH:h Kss - THE pAfxM sm f"'0ne
MI. LSu.a Wells viii dance p. ssuI from La B,y.dsIe.
W with h fiis o Ok 6TEEM Brown Mr.
fsrd sG Betty W Mss ia.F S Ms cl'ls Mr. Md"'n Mr. Eve
Admission, Is cents.
A Me lean MUsEUM-pEREORMANIE rs both Al
THE 0RFHE1S v SAai q = slssnsEcK
Th most sua talented sss and gSpsh: Band
s sna eys at nrs and When
man ri 1 &SNAs Voc %ooDE is "i &E
| tSF szfSERs5Rp f SSSsfasrr
Will also be e.hibtsda each and every performance:
RNOADWAY THEATRE.-Thi, esablishmeat, now
on c sSos e S
Person. of H. P sis x5:s
season. will please address him .s. Leonard street
" During Mr. Baneu's absence Europe all letters and
ntS X Nd Bis
AfRfH n2NcG oFHnz sAE Serena
BR Hi. 6,T, SUCCESS EJes.1
A ESyfs'fS EtIr7i SfFffI a &
s0t *: Ns al'''
r ss Sss a BANJO
Banjo; j. Bryant Castanett W. Donaldson Tamborne w
ON FRIDAY EVENING. July Cd, the BENEFIT ant
positively he las; appearance Of The Ethiopian Sersnadsrs
A GRAND CONCEkT will be given on THURSDAY
"a \ EVENING We, as %ES / I! 'n; SALOON
M%s od II Fnsh pS
GiSo yfx and Mr. H.
rlM"' who will ''''Psks o 8 ihs tM,iSG
l. Duo, from Besario-Donizetti .NIessrs.
Fantasia Lucia of Solo for the
cava,na from the Babs s S ss7 Ate. Sig RApe
Nine. Fleury Jolly
IAnpe efp ssSas Romancei Mons Dubreu
5. Grand Air, from La Juve-Halevy Mime. Feury Jolly
Duo S & and Fi,9e-sy Osborne -,
O. CaA atna, from the Maria Pada-Donzeu
Mona. Dubreul
B. Romance, from La Juive-Halevy Mime Fleury Jolly
L. lie Lac Meditation poetique of Lammartine-com
posed by Niedsrmeyer. :. Mons. Dubreul
s. Grand Air from the MSusquetaires de "a Reipe-
Tickets One Dollar be had ali the Music Stores IN,
principal Hotels and the door the evening of the Con
cert
Doors open at 7. Concert commence o'clock pre-
cisely
Mr. H. c. Timm will play on his ne grand Piano, manufac
tured by Messrs. NUNS & Clark je3O 2trc
| w ALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
w Lessee, f.. A. Marxhall-Sage Manager w. r. Blake
"Wednesday Evening June 20 will be performed the dram
Abaces, Leman; Saga Of Vesuvus Mrs Blake; Nyda, MIR
Bowers.
Previous to which, A PLEASANT NEIGHBOR-Chri
opher Strap MIR Chapman; Sir George Mr. Kingsley; Nancy
Mrs Thayer,
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arcade to concessions demanded, and hence were incl
ned to wait for further Flour continued dun and
sales limited Michigan and Geneses dropped down 10
81 laXa7 %. Corn very dull; mixed Western We
quote at 81 80 cents and Northern round yellow AZ
l04c Oats were dull at IS cents. Rye was nsctive-
Provisions were steady but sales light Freights con-
nue without change. Weather cooler
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nR. TAYLOR'S BALsAM OF LIvERWORT-Tbe
- mos, extraordinary medicine in the world: cure follows
cure daily hearo the astonishing Smith
j Forsyth street. a cted years with the
tbs medicine cured him. Hopeless cases. aud deemed
be have been cured by its Beware Of countee Res
member The genuine now prepared the wholesale depot
10 Dekma street. by the proprietor formerly 375 Bowey,
Acknowledging Co State street Bo ton, a. Sros;
q North Sixth street Philadelphia ! y Gqhsm, Newbug
wilson Ham, Hudson; - w Van Vorhis, PoughkeeI~e; II.
Briggs Exchange, Albany; Thosbun 60 Congress street
Troy see the signature. pr. TAYLOR the bottle, and
from ~ Beekman streeta others and au'hor
e12 fsrrc
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II
moved from No Water street and No Lane,
the Keeps for sale extensive assortment like
" jesc it*r rs ''' '''' '-'' 49, JESSE DELANo
$40 REWARD Lost black Tin Boz. eontaiHsg pa;
YOO OF value any but the subscriber all
taken away from The Merchants. Bank Friday last
will be paid for its the papers therein and no
% asked The nfTi . aN os N H.
SODA WATER-For sale valuable recipe, with lnstruc.
- tons. for making bottled soda water, with without
syrups With this recipe the retailer make his soda
without machinery of any description
trouble and ready for in twenty minutes No charge will
be made unless the purchaser perfectly satisfied Apply to
be Price for the recipe IS. je30 t.r
TNHE STOCK AND FIXTURES Of the old established
Drug Store. of Bayark aud Chrye streets, for
Apply the above place. Terms reasonable. Sold
account Of the illness Of the owner. je3o 2t.r
T OSl-ieseIday evening" small yellow Pocket Book,
omnibus bel%ee New York and aem The 6"der tSy
leaving at the Herald oice) will be literally rewarded
je3O nerc
Osr-Oa the 9Th instant, the Ocean House. or
IL beach Gold Skeleton Lever Watch. with black silk
guard chain the watch marked D. B. II d. being double bot
S Pool sne liverpool No ass, liberal reward viii
be paid to the who found it, and will return to the
owner, at No. Nassau street New York j3o 3t.r
IL establishment at Loug Branch. known the Morris
tor the reception Of yiste aud the peo
pies old fyore for the proprietor will afford comfort and
jeao It, odcs J. w NORRIS Proprietor.
NOIICE 10 sMOKr. hs-ith J July am JULY.- uea.
~ emen leaving the city for the country enjoy the cool
of Havana aud Principe Segar which warranted be
the first qutg aud always hand the Imported
Havana and Principe stgar store SIC oil HENhi0upEs,
n B-Fire Crackers for safe, Wholesale and retail
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nFFiC h OF THE NEW YORK, PROVIDENCE AND
~ BOSTON RAILROAD COMPANY.


Dividend of Two Dollars and Fifty Gents per hare will
he paid the Stockho des Of this Company, LIST July
proxmo, at the compnnys Office, No. Hanover stree in the
city of New York.
Thr Transfer Books will be closed the LIST July proxmo
In max this the Board Of Directors deem
to make known to the Stockholders by brief nate
me ut, the present condition Of the Company
1t has IN cash hand $5i SOS "a
From which deduct 2 cent dividend above 3soO W
Leaving surplus in cash Of ... s22 Oe4 "a
At the Of the last annual LIST SEPTEMBER 1876,
there hand in cash, So t8t H. Since winch
company has paid floating deot OF S9133 So there has $50
been paid 81 $40 Of uuded debt falling due LIST August
The Company has floating debt this time The funded
debt of the COMPANY is $685., 800
Of which $500 VIII become due ist August, 1919
1900 1858
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1oRR1 {.
LATEST MOMENT.
II K L Il G n AP HIC.
The President In Boston.

REVERE Housr. Bo.ros, Juns %.
he resident and suite arrived In this city twelve
O'Clock to-day There ane display in the midst Of
Tall OF rain The President and party are at the Re-
we're House The particulars OF the reception tomor
row
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80. v,uv EXCURSION TO CkOTON FALLS LAKE
49, lsA MAHOPAC, Croton Lake, Dantury aud Ridge
ssHIa- b~ld, by the Harlem Rail Road, Daily AZ M
ana v,ssrs @ these places can BY ,st,ng tns
the same afternoon. STAGES will leave Croton Falls on arrival
81 each r. Ia 81 and for Rawlings arrival o'clock
tram Conveyance. for . rotor Lake AZ New Castle.
Fare 20 Croton Falls 50 miles, g. jei9 louAr
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NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC sOCl
446=zN ETY.. Grand Excursion to P2ushksers'e-

NEW 1OEk SAthtD NtSi. oO''
6nsSs4l6exjN ETY.-Grnnd Excursion TO Pouehkeepsie-
- Oraorio OF the Creation Monday ynly
The Annual Excursion Of the New York Sacred Music 90
cetv VIII take place above announced unless inc "eho
should prove unfay orable
The steamboat EUREKA having been engaged Tor ne &C.
casion, will leave the foot of Barclay street ~ oelosk W.
aud proceed Poughkeeps where the eeIebsteo Oiao
OF the Creation will be performed IN the rht p,
longing the Dutchess Co. Agricultural Society which VIII
contain persons The performance VIII commence M
o'clock the termination Of which the party VIII reeHbhk
board the boat aud return 20 the city
board the boat aud supper al foughkeepse
will be provided for all who wish; , - a., ,r a,
1.-The Ontorio will be under the direction VI MI H. T.
CHUBD.
Misrs j L. NORTHALI, Mr. RoBT; GEO; PAIGE,
II ID n BELL Mr.. J. COMMON SMITH,
" " and L. r. LANDER.
f,II Orchcsra, together with Dodsworths celebrcd
Brass Band engaged for the OCCASION and the pas
,D, mn and down. will be enyened by instrumental music
yires he Ne; short nothing will be wanting make e
excurslon satisfactory and pleasant to all.
THE entire srrang will be under the direction the
Board Of Managers Of the Society.
Tickets 81 50 each be procured at Firth Halls Frank
lin square; Firth Hall Ponds Broadway; q. Sastou
Broadway; &. Holt Jr, $50 Foon street; p. Perkins
Wall the boat Of either Of the Board Of Man
ayers; John Ward, ira i0Oh Fulton street, Brooklyn
~ No person will be admitted on board the boat without
q ticket.
PsTbee will be full rehearsal Of the Band and Orcbes
ua the Coliseum Thursday evening, O'Clock pre-
ci,ey,. GEO. WIilLLOCK, sec'y, 90 Canal st.
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Ife Price OF Flour.

We are indebted friend for the following averages
of prices of -four in this city from the year 1924 to s46
inclusive II interesting and believe reli, bic
statement The averages have been taken the prices
durin IL eason of cans avipa inn