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R,pk of England Circul'n at May 6. 82O4O6. $50
Amount OF Bullion in both departments is s95S5,75e
Consols were s61 to cog
The accounts from the manufacturing districts
arc Of the most gloomy character, with little hope OF
Improvement until the price OF provsonsi is lower and
tie demand for manufactured goods increased. The
short time system still prevailed in many Of the cotton
and wooen Districts that numbers Of the operatives
arc nearly destitute OF employment and their means of
subsistence, II not cut of, very seriously curtaied.
The arrivals at this port from foreign ports for
The month of May ls45 46 and AZ. were as follows
lsa5.......23 6, bringing 1924 passengers.
1896 ........250, 1882
ls47..-....-..4O7, 3Oy1S
The amount of Treasury Notes outstanding
lat inst III of which s. 600 900 OF the
Issue Of January 1917
The following table will show the amount at the
several depostares subject the draft of the Secretary
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FOREIGN NEWS. .

THE FOREIGN PAPEaS BY THE STEAMSHIP
4 HIBERNIA-Ths LONDON Pictorial NeSs. Times aud
Punrh; Bells LIE IA LOaioa Toe TINES; The sanri'I,
F,--msa,. JourasI; Tor sale At BERFOaO Il CO.'S. 2
Astor House where may be had all The new and enesp
notifications Of the day - ~
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VNRI-TEks, -ALE.-by order OF tne lra't . o.
~ b- % Al pasic sr-ron, rG-stsy, the l5h day OF
June 1917 a, o'clock " ~ ne Court ho2s- 10 MOI
,i-n, s.iiiv,a % al the right Tile sDd interest OF
~ ga G-o.g- ocGwood o. n s1i . various taeis Of
- .u.,ed h ssd County. FER particular d-ser pucn
- - rfses se- IN Advertisement "a 10 Republican
0--b,rso psbIshed n MJnfic-ii0. There are several
rs-5 sres 1son- na proved sliusied "a ne towns o.
Thomspou, Fsl.ourgh, hsz,Aelssi DEUEL. -l 49,
Wswsr.inr, Liberty sli hyeAAA-
New-Yofk, june lst, lsi,--,,,
RnsNELL q. RRALNARD. IrusIees
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X c. kEAP Aucuop-~w
STORE al Broadway side third store above Caneae
CASH ADVANCES made. and ell sales proupsiy

Store al Broadwsy wesi side third cspeie
CASH ADVANCES made and ell saes prompsiy
u settled Ss-s Of furniture 81 private dwelli~fs and
sooks OF goods persouslls attended 10 and soheisd
r C. X. with e-sot- particular attention 10 the sale -
books and private nhs',-s hs ernS-nisnees for which
se very snple SATURDAY. JnpeS.
At 10 O'Clock, vt sslss ROOM.
0sNrsEL FuRSIrURs n c. KEMP will sell at Au&
uon on Thursd sy 10 oelocs at store t2l Broadway.
large ecoo ~ and secondhand orpiinr- OF ne
best quality sud fashionable styles consisting OF one cue
TON rsie hair cloth .ofs carved bsek and scrp~nspe
front, msho. carved back and sor'oe, ehsrc
set rich crimson plush ehsr and rocking 30 match,
hogsny French heisesas. hair mattresses efrssuG ~
rrsux dvass ottomsns pair very rich card shes. wosk
and centre tables chairs solar lapps andoieo
tea trays sets ivory cutlery croekery ware, Se Ne
Also several lots ~ good second hsnd furniture.
CLOTHING AT - O'CLOCK An invoice Of ready me1e
clothing To- cose an -ccount eousisug 81 dress and ho
doekn and Summer psn.sloons sih snd ssta vssss
nd 9TH, articles
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a no LET-Fupisheo-A very desirsbis Cous(s
M House, Two story basement and wings, cooses6e
FROM, NC. large garden suaehed, stocked Win fruk
trees shrubbsry located very pleasant and hsshhy-
s Long Island. only short distance from thle
ely Possession can be bad immediately FOR Lerms M
cad 10 premises apply'to Mr. SsGiLPlN Exchange
X ading Rooms or Of Mr.. MONEAU, Proprietor OF Now
YO'k Hotel. je< E
- BHOOKLYN PROPERrY FOR sALk-
-. chs story brick houses aud Iots In fee, he
esst side Of Cnion-st. between Columbia and Hicke
each house 20 f-ets inches by - fos ell finished fg
dxeBgshont and rear bssemsots; siss " esch los -
feel inches BY 100 feet deep For isrms &c apply
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Aue,iopss,,
e4lw Broad-sl
IN DESIRABLE HOU-Es In south Bfoosiys--
~ FOr VI the block ~ eight new hsee
story houses 10 Unioo-sL between CouDbis 81
Hicks st. on e, asonsble erms " su purchasers, BY
jsa stood w. n rA00AkD "a WaLM =. =.
- FOX SALE ON To LET-Ths new too sssgy
n house with basement, hsrefure occupied - pet
lie house soul easi corner Of FihbsysLus sod bos-
ti~t-g hns sitasiion Tor public house sroesvy
Inquire OF r. " TOWNSEND. - C-dsrst J.+ivtss
- PRODUCTIVE PROPERTY in fhsdslShia.
a for exchange for house and lot ois 10 ~
mel Khborbood OF Sec nd Hveoue. and bstw~su otx0
and senlislh ADy cOmmuBicaiion msy Do seat -
X. NJ h. box 1910. PostOfss, NswYort tsSlw
- HOUSE To LET or for sss- esw -
- Handsomely finished three story hsuss, se3 Tsste
81 sastOf aad 10 yi-v of Tompkins saasre fossss.
sion inmsdialely. Appiyp = HOGAN.
J.4A- 30 Hsesmasse
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SoTICE-Public boue- /. h

A
u hy given u The owners occupant or occA-
pants or all house. and los, Improved OF unimpreved
Affected thereby that the assessments have
b-su comm the Assessors and lodged In ths
sr-st Office FOR exam nation by al persons
interested VIZ Fer buidin receiving basin ard euFert
Al each Of the ea.ery corners q Thrieeuthsirfet aud
Broadway connecting with me sewer IN Thirteen
The limit, embraced By such Gssessneni Include al the
IN ,eyers houses and lots Of ground yacsni lots and
n.c-. OF aud situate both sides OF Thrt-enh street
S.eeu he Bowery and Broadway also both sides OF
Broadway from Twelfth 70 Fourteenth streets All per-
soD whose Interests secisd by nc above named as.
se,smen.. who opposed 70 BE sane or either Of
hem s requested present their 0n actions IN wiring,
10 he undersi gned the Street CommssioLers once
,siffin t5irty f.ss from che date of this 10 Ice
MARTIN L THOMPSON Street Commissioner
and Chsi nan Il TIE Assessors
S,,... --,i.sioners Ofce. June sth. 1877 is4
rTVO RTIIDERs--s-aie Proposals vii b received
Al - Ams-H Ouss Commssiou-rs once ~ tn- ? ara
until II O'Clock "Wednesday, Jnr- of lsiIi 70 pli Nas-
nv EsiHbli.bm-ut on Rsndalls lsi4nd
tn pIau. and spec -si0us will be feady Wefnesday
r,oruns June g. l547 and be sesa ard al reqgDIe
Ion ohtsioec on application 10 r .. HAihed, Ar
cbit.~t No lus Na.ssus e. order ~ Ih- Committee on
Charity aud Aims @O'IS " tH-D.'AND
Committee james D. Oliver, ~ssangioa smith George
r. Purs-r, John P. CumDicgss Amos , HsIn7ic, Jocn
CoFer. Jr -
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JOSIAH Ni(hAku>, A1ctofc~f.
Ry BANGS, KiCHNsD- & PL.TT-ssnr, ~
" Broadway Liberal Cash Advances made % eessiss'
FRIDAY EVENING JsseG 'Sxl
AL O'Clock the Aursio, Room
vAtr.sIs Liss.sv Book iSge ssd ve'y Sc -
ne~ snd Ia m. order iseis4las Alec reilly enssl
ksasa vs9ses snsns .,sm are eoTpl go * Ne
per'a t5to EneyeloSsais An-ricsos IS soisl cansr.
70 ussvssd History 81 ne Civil Ware; NsreSs
vols Seosi's Bth.es
AT rsI,.Is s..,-sl.ns seos.-A. .xssassvs asssr-
in faIl sheep And bali sa.s.. S,pdasa
Also half bound blanks. long ssi Brad fold sssrses,
por sOss Ac veil manufactured 70 .sicA he arssssoc
Of the trade 10 invited
ovAsro slsLrsA vs,y lss. ysrtesy q family sssses
IA ala sheep gilt md ieh morocco e,pdinss-H
the srnsler cusanuea
DYF. Cotton, Asei.oa ard counisssoe ~.
N, a. % he seoy. nsmss Isrrs roosrs |. Gov -
pxr-d ~ receive ali kinds of Cabres Psrsstsrs Dry
.crpS,os os coesisnmcns for private saeuas "a
20 make settlements with HE aea> e'omp<nsss ne wW
slso buy preferred Outdoor sales m any part a "
A. pr,v.,. sale .everl .pleodd rosewood piapos psAs
BY Thomas Loud. q Philadelphia they are OF sapenes
touch sni hii.h and ecus IN every 70 any
slrumeu made 10 The city. Purchasers viii receive mu
isrsny frcu he n>ker ard are nsiist 70 exsnee eo
they win suffer Ia com psfisos via any
nsrom' n msde Prices mcd-rst.
T. CUtMBERLtIN, AUcrtoNErs Store No
". Spruce Liberal sdvsoces msde on Goods eons'fN
carefully sneuded to- and respectfully solicited rrcapt
returns made
SATURDAY. Jares
Al 10 o'clock. al Sprace<t
MosrGNcs SALE OF Fusstrvst. &c. ,rsss soAAA.
ioolas s...-, seS.as. .sser beds. care zee, sssifs
toilets wsshsands blinds. es,pei., TIN stovs, Ae
By order Of JoHSF sKiDMoRE. Au'y for MersalA
THURSDAY, June H. ct IL 0eocs.
Al the United ssles Bonded wsr-bouse Of oroeA.
wsy and Exchange Place.
pAesE e-compr.ns The stoek Of Ire late Ceas Dead
deceased Importer viz
las BASKETS champagne wine.
shsf pp-s Rochelle brady
Also 50 bali pipe. Rochelle brandy imported Ia Moo
housing The latter lot will be sold bond, tie pufeaes
to pay tho duues
Fsfth-r particulars will be siveu on aprlicstsca 10
JAMEss THAyEa, Pushe Asm'r. Nsssas.a
by JAMES VI. MILLER-So,e No - hsiA0.
I'D lane, next door 10 No Le.rty ST.
WEDNESDAY Junes,
Ala O'Clock al the Merchants Exehsrse.
ees mssterThe lot ~ lsnd with tho buildings. -
south-ry side % rwent-thsI 81 -swsrsly from ~
southw-s'ery corner OF Fourthsveru- and rwentstAs
being % n front on rwenpeih.t by "a q deep.
FRIDAY June VI,
Alto o'cloes. ct the store. ~ Msdcn-lsne.
SO PACKAGES AND Tors 90 HsspwAss Aro Curt savs
Comprt.isg general assortment ~ fresh sud des6the
goods por,sd and msoasetared, eons,sns 10 pm
OF vicss anvis hoes log and halter eheise,
steel, sd. cas-, buus table do. plate hnses curry se9s%
pad chest cupboard and French locas tees. 1890
pans Ceropa hoes csndleschs, snaa-rs table entvee
and oFh pocket cuefy butcher hpv-s shos and efse1
do, tss trays and wsers britannia German silver -
iron tea and table round snd sous hcs he ee
The shove fr>.h goods and In complete order
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.
FRIDAY, JUNE .isf7.
Performance bo,h af.ei noon and evening
rTHE WINDOWS, Balconies and Balusuade. on tho
Il top Of the Museum. afford he
BEsr VIEW IN THE CITY
OF the Grand Odd Felows Procession rs passes down
Broadway and round the Pax nio chahsni-'t And to
enhance the interest of the occasion,
spLEsDiD PERFORMANCES WILL TAKE PLACE
IN The Lecture ROOM and also Ia bs -yeong al o'clock
ORPHAN FAMILY Or voCALIsTs,
who will INTRODUCES variety Of pieces adapted to the In
"odd Fellows Greeing6-" Come Brothsrs Come"
Also, besuilul daeu rom the opera Of Norms.
Hear Me Norma"
by two Of the Sisters and slsoa
Com.c song. e" The Young Widow"
'Oher splendid attractions are also engaged
DUETS, TSos, euAsTsTTss AID eUiSrErrEs
and wonderful LIVING SKELETON IL h. ever fallen 10
the lot u 10 behold He 80 ysera old feet inches
high and Yet Is surprisingly lean and spare that he
weigh. only IS pounds lie will DO every day and
evening from o'clock In the morning III 10 oeiockP NJ
Also gagged t caaPSaN e. FAMILY AN ''sH'a
composed Of Mr. aud Mrs d. Chsoman Master sod Miss
Chapman, sll Of whom are of me highest s1shd'
LIVING CHIMPANZEE, OR ORANG OUTAr0N
One Of the most Interesting specimens Of natural history
seems to possess every Other faculty u the humsn
indsed, she seems 20 b. The cRAsD cosSEerisc
ssUTE cREAroS. She msy be all hours, both day
snd evening, end 10 The curious in matters Of Naa,e.
ma or object 10 creaiiOn car possess.
Also engaged, fhs following IA ented performers
Miss GREENWOOD, Vocalist aud Actress Hr COMO.
YER; Ms. r.. JULIE the b-suiif1l Dsnssuss.
Ia addition, the ms nhr cent representation Of the
FUNERAL OF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE,!
one OF the gorgeous and Interesting scenic speets
cles ever Witnessed IN aDy age Or e7nnuy UP~Sd OF
one thousand moving fsues represent The Grsnd Cofege
and all parsphernsA Of that occasion clearly rep
resented.
ANATOMICAL VENUS,
TO be AT hOurs extra charge Of one shilling
MADAM ROCKWELL, INC Forum Teller.
Ad mission IS cens chill 'reo under so years old 2s eta
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF Dt-iGN.-1bs
~ usual invitations for schOo. 10 yist The exhibition
vi i-sued Application, addressed - he Council OF
ih- Academy.
Moadsys Wednesdays and Fridays will be spProph-
srd for boys.
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SPLENDID NO
| CONTENTS OF THE YANKEE BLADE fOr 10 week

CONTFNTs OF The HANhtE BLADE tJr 10 week
" eld M June5 j, L.
Ths Side for this week has capital variety. and Is
.y.rv Eny immense" Am0ak h7 c0n-nis ara The Rat.
H. snake Bite zstory u three columns fu Of fun three
chapters II Raymond tale OF ie-p add ndllnS inter
81 commenced IN thi. number WHATS 20 Name. a
snI Sss-ruz-rs - A Rapp-hAnnOck Settler Col
or.a Duel Coo ing = Circus Man Soaring Brasgaf1 =
Srirs Of Puas z1d C0nun1nIms; An rt.hmans Motions
OF gquaty Together ~ilh rich prof1sou oi other tu
rnor3a. sketche. cd ilorias. poetry, Jokes &c. &c
FOR sale WHOLESALE aud retail. By
i.tits g A FUTILE co. News Agsu's, lls N"ssn-st
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oouaERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
yr ssls Of Stocks. &c. Gee Fourth Page.

THURSDAY. p. NJ
u. ,.pcies were rather quiet ct the First Board
10 foreign news seemed to have no effect Al the
- Board there was rather more buoysncy.
n, market is inactive for Sterling at per cent,
..,,h IL the highest quotation.
I. Treights there is more activity day, aud
,,, Of American vessels asking higher rates The
,.,, are reported to have obtained 3s Sd as for
,,rool bat engagements in English vessels have been
Isl .. as 81 vessel was taken up for Cork and
,,.,st I'D for Gras. The amount Of specie brought
:, 4, steamer was $4,000 sterling The news per
s.,,,ia produced an immense sensation In the com.
..,s.l circles Tho advance Ia bresdstuas was much
=, than was looked for and at the same time there
-. little relief In the money msrke; at London and
=. Sank was discountng freely As far as the in.
I'D. Of this country concerned the intelligence by
M vessel /. highly favorable The high prices Of bread
"a. which have prevailed here have received fresh
0,.,o, snd will draw a food Of wealth into the cous.
>, Erssting aud nghening every avenue of bust.
"a, The grsn-growers Of the West will receive large
az, Of this wealth, although no, so much as they
,1oad The demsnd for the supply Of starving Europe
as promises TO equal all we shall have to spare.
DarDg the time intervening between the depar.
, Of the Hbernis and the previous steamer the pres
are upon the London Money market had been more
sssrs ,hsn has been experienced for years past Mst
W, however appeared 10 be improving There had been
AZ .sease In the Bank deposits to the extent of 457O
"a he rest and the have also increased cOnsd
,r5y and the bullion has increased TO the extent Of
ss,er Of million These favorable circumstances had
,,.bled the bank to discount freely even on bills
that have had much three months 10 Advances
were made to bankers at 81 per cent promlscuous
aper The favorable state Of the American changes had
he'd beneficial effect on the market The Conso mar.
sss had been marked throughout by general heayness
and the belief general that the Chancellor Of tho Ex
sbsauer would have fund portion Of the Exchequer
Bill. snost Ia Liverpool the payments of the week.
supposed to be the heaviest known, provided
for. The extreme pressure over. but money still
srn aimed extremely and dear The Bank is in
tesdily improving position the amount Of bullion held
" the establishment is estimated by very competent
dges to be ten millions the reserve of Bank Notes is
early four millions.
The accounts compared with those of the previous
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Markets. .Cagsfsl.s reported for Ta< TriSEns.
THuxspAY, June g.
AsHEs-The market is heavy for Pearls and sales
~ DOS were made At IS 3lt farther decline. po,s
were n rs, with moderate sales t.I-'
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JACOB 8 PLArr Auc,iooeer
HARDWARE, FANCY ARTICLE, 9oa Jsv;


IIARDWARE,F ANCY ARTICLE, 9old Jsv.
L elry, Hsberds.h-fy. Sc-JACOB a. PL1T, WIN
sell This Day At 10 O'CLOCK 81 n. auction room % Plao-
40 lots hardware fancy articles gold sweiiy hsses.
dsshsry dsm,ged orocs cry, &C The sale ~ eommesoe
10 O'Clock with 100 lots hardware, the balance OF sccs
Of dealer. by order Of Assignee Afe which. vana.
BILE invoice O Fensh fancy goods va 800 ffenrh peea
sud sk fsocy purses sud r-cues sk velvet and eotoe
bags see tsss-s aud ring purses see bag snd pace
clasps. ivory and bone h.nd fans win utnofspea sne
shell card cases glass psnhodep, toilet biusnss' mn
rofs, &c.
Also 50 lots hsserdsshery viz ysvss suspendss, cay
and Other hIndiag. he'd lace sik hngr, nc.
Also $40 O0a Hemntug n Sons needles ~srrantsd-
Also ~ o'clock large invoice OF jewelers. stonee
Jewellers will pleas, take notice
gold iswslry 10 lols is4R
UCTION NOTICE.-MoaptsinP Pavilion Al Wee.
IN hawksn-Wt be sold at Auction on Thursdsy. tho ID
day Of June l8i7. 81 10 ocloch NJ on The premises q
tbs shove Dsm-d house. al the valuable furniture OF he
house, consisting OF hair Mattresses beds bedsteads bed
ding wsshssnds tables burraux, chsirs looking Gsssae
carpets oil cloths mating nc &e iosethsr with large,
Iery snd crochsry OF all aud every hnd. Also, Ace
large Refrigerator IA. presenting hns opportunity fov
persons desiring any u the apoye articles, 10 everything
Ia the house made order and 10 In excellent condf
ton The premises being also fos sale they viii be sept
open for transient company unit day Of .se lel
Nm. n. JONES, AucIiooo.f.
BOOTS AND rHOEs-By j. D. iN0ERsOLL
- co. IN PraTl-sl on Wednesday, June o. o. u
O'Clock 500 boots shoes and btogans suitable or
the Southern, Western and city trade.
Also, So csses mems prime hip pessed soois
Also, 81 cases mems seal slippers and buskins-
Also S" ess-s msns and boys hip p>essf bsoeana -
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r|r Seventh Ward.-The Democratic Whig Electors
Of The Seventh Ward requested TIE school
room 81 Msrkeist Friday evening June Al O'Clock,
make arrangements for the approaching Judicsl and
School Elections. 10 be held on the 7rh inst.
ZOPHAR MILLS, ChAirman.
PEI a3
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EAsTLE GARDEN 1. Op-Lsd T Z ias ss.soa, orr
\tog in1Dce" eots 10 the admirers Of Ssro end lovers
OF health unsurpassed BY sssbsbn-nt 10 III To ted
States. 10 The evenings CONCEhTS OS INsTRUaEN
TAI MUSIC oil Do gyen ny The Gernsn Brass Band,
ind r Tho cirecuon Of Hr. Aook They ~ perform
leeted positions from LAhzsy sfsnss. L.nDer 0gBg,
strzscx sad others Intsrnsson u h. al hour Tor pro-
M soading, refreshments. AMI viewing the COSMORAhAS
W hich have been rcaoaneed. my .
Admitsoc- ~ eents. Concert commences 81 O'Clock
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General Noiices.

" Third Ward.-wHIG NOMINATIONS FOR
SCHOOL OFFICERS
For COmmisfioner JAMES O. KING. Jr
For IaspecfOr......JEREMIAH LOrHROP.
Fer Trustet......CHARLES ST JOHN. is4 81
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aurticu Haies

JOSIAH RICHARDS Ascsioeeer.
nN BANGS, RfCHAsD- g. fLATT-s'"re ~
VI Broadway -Lhersl Cash Advances msde % eoosien.
snsnts for Aacr'nn ssles
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u NtHIItIIFH' NHIHIHtI IIHt's- UT " Ut y
Pine and Nassau has ready FOR inspection and sale
the styles Of Sumner Has, consisting, IN part, Of
Rocky Mountain white and drab Beaver pearl and ~hlle
Cashmere Hats extra and Of the estaorc together
with large assortment Of Coburg Straw and PanAms Hats
my26 lmis BIRD, cor Pine and Nassau SIS.
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~ Common schooIs-Fourth ward.-Th

tors OF The Fourth Ward without distinction % party are
reoue TO meet the SkakspeAre Hotel corner Of VIII
Ism ard Duane .ts on FRIDAY Evening, Juoe 81 p
O'CLOCK FOR purpose II making srranse-nts 70 secure
the election Of School Oces OF The Ward for The -nulng
vsar lies gus.1 MANY CITIZENS.
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sitnations, Or. nanten.

~ 81 - sseTteHeati - zsail ss-5f L.
Pc, pai6 Or az ,-iH asf = tafsa II ~ sar
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MECHANlCS' HALL,
4@n BROADWAY. b~t s-en Grand and br0Otne SIS
flZ MONDAY, May 81.
AND EVERY MIGHT DURING THE WEEK.
CHRIsTY's MINsTRELs.
The extraordinary success. attending heir Concerts,
which have been crowded fJr succession OF fourtesn
weeks and the solicitations u numbers o. their par0ns
has induced for-gO gement elsewhere and
remain 10 mi. city for OsE WEEK LONGER
Admission IS esnIs-ConcerI commences sgS O'Clock
my5l wis
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~ Copper Ore.-For sale, 2pp tons Of Bi-sulphurel
ara Purple Copper Ore taken from The Bruce Mines
belonging 10 The Late Huron ard ST Mays River Mining
Co samples OF which are lefl with me.
WALTER CUNNINGHAM, Agent, Hanoyef-st
tuXsl i.If
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u = ship Ohio Captain SuinghAm from hampton
Roads was ofs the Bar lsst evening al sunset
Br big Queen of the Tyne and brig lmosen Also
briss unknown. Wind SSE.
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y Pilgrim Lodge, No. Dab, +. %. Of ID. F.
The members Of this Lodge requested TO meet ~ the
Lodge room BroOme ard Fosyh, on Friday morn
ng June half past O'Clock precise Tor The purpose
Of uniting IN The Celebration % the day.
" B-Bfohers whose Lodges do not intend 10 uniie in
the Celebration and Brothers from The country re-
specially invited 10 join with US By order ~
}. II. HAVENS, n. 9.
las TrMsoN Secretary. B2ts
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HliscellaHeors.

r1 GENTLElIEN's PEARL STRAW HATS
tll-A new article and new shsPe.-AMiDON, III
Broadway, IS now prepared viii his usasl eNien.
svs assortment OF Gents and Boys Summer Hats Of very
de.rahe style 10 which he invites ihe auelto1 Of The
d. bic ANnDON Halter. III Broadway.
n "A fresh importation Of Paris Has Just received
4 wis
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The ship Ashsnd, from Liverpool before lepo''ea
ashore Al Southampton has been 90, on and hiss ar
rived at the City.
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TI.O. of %. r. geiebration.-Ths members q
Brsc0n Lodge No 2.3 respectfully requested 10 s-
semb At their Lodge l32 Bowery, on Friday morn
ing All inst o'clock preparatory 10 participating IN
he celebration q the 24ih Anniversary Of the r ".
Grand Lodge Of the State Of New York.
Brethren from abroad visiting our City are respectfully
10 viled 10 ioin the above Lodge on this occasion
b. order }. c. BISHOP. @.
y. T. JOHNSTON Secretary. les 2tis-
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The following statement, showing the commerce
ofths por, for the month of May compared with that
Of the corresponding month las, year is derived from
the Custom. House books:
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re- The Industrial Congress viii meet 81 CToton
Hall, al no O'Clock this morning. 10 he evening al b
o'clock, public meeting will be held al the same place
which will be addressed by members Of The COngress
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p Independent order Of Good FeIiows.-
ID. members - ih- r. ". Grand Lodge " IL above
order are Informed that their regular Grand ROcge meet
ing i po'tpone1 from tbs sven 20 Fday evening June
H. al O'Clock account Of many 81 our members wish
Ing 10 on In the celebration wh-h tskes psce 0n the fa
inst By or5erof $ BROOKER,
ie4 Grand Secretsrv
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q L. %. q: F.-The members OF Commercial
lng - unite Win hem are requested n me-. - ~ Lodge
Room, Cnnlon Han, OFT. x, June a. 0'cock pre-
Gee Tor ne purpose OF uniting villa he y 10 th- c-l
brsion ofhs dsy Bre.hr-l of le Order visng RE ely
s-e cordially invited ~ uuite So b. occasion.
go ~ oder u ]. l. VAN SOsKERCK, y O
W. n. MAIwELL, Secretary i-sIg-