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5P. Nj have just returned from the
scene Of conflict, and bloody one it has
been, considering the number engaged.
A bill this side of the faIthest Mexican
work, and on which there as no one seen
last evening was fonnd occupied by the
enemy's light troops this morning, and to
force it was a once deemed ndspensa-
BILE. For this purpose the rifles under
artillery and infantry, were ordered 90
charge up the rugged assent. This they
did in gallant style, driving Mexicans,
after rsistance which may be put down
as most obstinate. Great numbers of the
enemy were killed, while oil cur side the
loss was also severe. Mai. Sumner was
shot in tie head BY musk ct ball--severe-
ly, but not mortaly. Its. Maury and
Gibbs, of the rifles, were also wounded
hut not severely, as was also Lit. Jarvis,
of the 2d infantry. could not learn that
any OF our officers were killed. The en-
tire loss on our side, in killed and wound
ed, is estimated at about one hundred; but
from the nature Of the ground-broken,
covered with brush and thick chapparal,
extremely uneven--il is impossible to tell
with accuracy. Nor can | at this time
give even the names of the officers who
were mmediately engaged.
About three O'Clock the enemy made
demonstration from the fort on the neigh
boring height TO the one our men had cap
tured, as with the intention of retaking ii
but il all ended in marching down the hill,
a most terrific charge on their trumpets,
firing few shots, and then retiring. Their
appea rance. as they came down the slope,
was certainly most imp sing. The con
non on the height mean while kept up
continuous fire upon Gen. fwigg lines.
yet doing little execution other than
As we returned to camp, the fire still con-
tinued-the enemy had evidently as cer-
tanned the position of the road, which bad
just been cut, with accuracy, but their
balls principally went over.
Geu. Shields, at o'clock, was ordered
out TO support Gen. Twiggs, with three
regiments ofvolunteers-two from Illinois
under Coils. Baker and Barnett. They
will have warm work To morrow, if the
Mexicans stand up as they did to"day.
There had been not little skirmishing
to-day between the forage and beef psr>
ties, sent out in the rear, and The ranche>
ros. One Illinois man was killed, and one I
Of the same regiment and Tennesseean
wounded. could not learn their names. I
To-morrow the grand attack, both upon /
the front and rear of the enemy, is to he |
made. Gen. Worth is to move at sunrise,
and little peace will the Mexicans have
for one twenty -four hours at least.
If possible | shall report aud send of
the progress of the couAIct, although one
has little or no convenience in the chappa-
raj for writing. G. w.K.
CAMP AT PLAN DEL RIO.
April 10. lSf7--Forenoor.
The reut of the Mexicans last evening
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IN CHaNCERY,

hN SA AhNGENhs
Susan Reade, } In Wyandot Com.
VS.. mon Pleas
Christopher Reade, ! Petition for divorce
The said Christopher Reade is hereby
notified, that on the 4th day of MAYA. ID.
lS41, Susan Reade ofthe connty Of WAN
dot, and State Of Ohio, filed in the court
of common pleas of the county aforsaid a
petition in chaocery against the said
christopher Reade; the object and prayer
Of which petition is to obtain decree in
said conrl- dissolping the marriage con-
tract suhsistiHe between tho said Susan
Reode and Christopher Reade; and TO oh
tain a further decree Of said court allow
ing to the said Susan Reade the care and
custody of Nelson Reade, an heir Of the
said Sasan Reade and Christopher Reade,
the fruit Of their said intermarriage.
Cause for said divorce, three years will
ful absence, aud habituaI drunk ness, on
the part Of the said Christopher Reade.
The said Christopher Reade, is further
ooiiGed, that unless he appears, pleads,
answ ers, or demurs to said petition, on or
before the next term of said court, the
said Susan Reade will apply to said court
to take the matters Of the said petition as
confessed and TO decree thereon accord
iugly
TYLER, ROWE & DURFEE.
Sol for Compiat.
May 4th, 1Si7-30-6t. $500
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List Of Letters.

II EMAINiNG in the Post Office at Up,
Il q per Sandusky, o. on the first day Of
April, l647.
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DUTIES ON IMPORTS business Of
the n. York Custom house for the last
week gave the following results as cum
pared with the same week last year;
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A Gard.

hR. IL. Il. White, having located at
~ Cary for the practice of Medicine,
would respectfully offer bis Protest. on |
Services to the citizens of said place and
adjacent country, hoping by his expert
ance aud skill in the treatment Of diseases
to merit the patronage OF the afflicted
public.
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l., B. Smith, M. d
x Philips, NJ. ID. Be,hn, Ohio.
$. Steward, VI. d
Il. Steel, NJ ID. n,,,;. n
II. Johnson, NJ. D.. '
5. Kyle, NJ ID. Birmingham.
Drs. Horner 81 Fosler, Milan.
April 80, lS47.-29-2m.
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JOSIAH SMITH, p. NJ.
April /, lS47,-26-4t
n. y. Soulhren Mail closed al 5 i. NJ
and Northren at ] =. Nj. Post Office hours
rom 6 a. NJ. to 7 p. NJ.
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March s6, ls47.-25 4,.
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CAMP AT Plan DEL RIO.

The reut of the Mexicans last evening
was total. They were pursued within
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Foreign Markets.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

LlvEkFooL, April 10, ~.
R.coS-Dred and smoked, Old per cwi 4oaNs, Lol Z
,sIss free from bone IN sat- 57ahls; do DO 10 m 49,
sbort DO, free ffou bone, ovsoosi 90 40 Ip H.
csSEsE-Per whine Sass nddling i6ASe ofaihA-
~ issiis. <.., =, S.., yybea,-tr : ard
.SS.r oa, 20 10 while and mixed, Halls lod DO red
10 sails "a Fiour-wesern CAes and kisnnono 81 90
4n.sI. 40 phi phis and Baltimore, 5sa4s "a 90 NeN
or,rsn. and lio asg. do Canadian, hne ooss- 90 90
suprrfne pals do and Canadian sour $500 c
per IS lbs, Il Sa5 Oatmeal Per -ivlns - ~ q ssS.,
Barley per 60 lbs 7s7s "a; Rye per fo os Sts - -
per 5Of ib. 60s6is Kidney Beans, and 4 -
45O lbs. 56a6ss. oA.d q,
HaMs-Dry, duty, b p, = per cart For 7s-snoAsa y,
dry In canvass per cwt duty pad, isao>s 10 easA'' ~
salt not smoked, do, duty free, 5oaeos =, ,-..l.
L.Rp-Fine Leafn kegs, per cwt 59Aefs' do "a
cells ordiuaTy 70 Mddng sass Inferior and ofsase'
2aSSs
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BOOK, ADDRESSED TO
Those whe make Boots and shoes,

Inosc W uS nfhkc boots and shoes,
Ard especially 10 tto1, rAe ,4erA
THs Book o. raE FEErs aHistory Of Boots ard Shoes
with illusuauonI ~ he fashions Of The Egypnsns He
brews Persisns Gfeeks sud Romans and The prs,d ng
styles throughout Europe during The middle sgs. 90
TO he present period Aso, Hints Lsstmzs. ass ~
medies for eorns. nc.
By J. sPARKCs HALL,
Psea, Elastic Boot Maker her Majesty The Queen The
Qresu Dowsger, &c.
Mr. Hall is the most fashiouahle among The London
boot mskersant hs book has been received with dec
favor IN The higher cire'es' Times (London.)
"yo- such visions "a these the disciples OF The
lapsione should " grateful
q The sons g., Crsptn. sni every hiss . soul,
should reward re Publishers enterprise in the prepsa-
Lon Of hits eiegsE y,llmen Literary World
Every iEly Eic wishes 4 neat foot and \ gOof Z
skoud carr ulh BOOK ~ith her 10 her shoemaker.
To peys0ns led In the boot and shoe trade, m .
iii rruve great value, while 90 the general
-slsr it will e oun1 more Than usually Interesting"
Home Journal
compss revolution 1. likely 70 be msde In The syle
ofmsnuae'uring shoes IN orsecuence Of The publication
4 the Book n Ire Feet La lee about ordering their
7Iref boots would do well TO consult hts book before
cs.inx On neir shoemaker" Tribune.
Every ah, enaAer laslnsker, nVssr ,0lrrey and
l.nsentice should own copy Of his book
For sale In Boston By Reddae Co. IN as'sdslphis
BY Eei5er L Co.
Nes.yors Published by J. 5. REDFIELD snd W. u
GRAHAM my6 iw 2tW
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soARpINa AND DAY SCHOOL

EOR YOUNG LADIEs-MRs. BAILEY having made
srsngemenu enlarge her establishment IN me course
OF the 5pring and Fall would call ne attenton %
md guardians the advantages offered me p0ps 10 "
In,,iulion FOR ACQUIRING thorough and phsned
education The senior and Junior D-psrln11s are noN
aced under The direction Of an able gentleman TON All
sdelphs who has had great expenenc- 10 we hsuueHos
Of Young adde's Additional teachers are also employees
In hs.e and h- other Department. and AL VIII Dc slDeci
70 Mrs Bsileys immediate supervision Every SCOT 70
made render The young ladies' happy sna oootsoed 70
inculeate ind Drnts sod amisDs and 70 stun
ulse them 10 constant eKeruons TO progress In their
udles by rendering them far - possible, aractiye
and pleasant The school 10 arnishsd With charts, maps,
zlob-s excellent Philosophical Apparatus, with
Der OF grams for the studies u Astronomy and 0-ou1-
rry The beet teachers arc employed IN he French De
psrtmeuL This language taught daily 70 ali the pupils,
and Latin u Included IN the for Ens ian
TuilLou Vocal Music, both Sacred and Secular, u also
taught throughout the school, Distinguished Professor
The regular fern vii Commences the lot d May.
Those Dsrenla, however who may wish - place their
daughters this nsuuiO1 before hal time, will fsd Il 10
heir advantage, hey win The e.ssges now form
ing for The Spring and slmmes.
Terms and farther particulars may be ascsrLAned, etn~f
BY post by persoczl spplc.on 70 MIRA Bailey Of n-f
rosd-nee, 10 Carroll place BleeekerE-
mL.6 fLsvATuThkSzl6w islp
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Passengers

In he Steamship Caledonia, from Lirapool-Rev; Mr..
Scholte wife and three Misses seholie, Messrs. Wm'
Sebimmiu and wife T. d. shrnmin Jr. Miss Shin
min Mr. c. w. Schuter and wife Miss Niyanty,
Miss f. NJ Preston. Mr.. Thos. Curry, wife and
daughter Mr. John Liyesey and wife, Mr.. X. r.
Maitland and wife. Rev. DR.. Alder, Messrs Alexsn-
der D Bell VIM Muirs Jr.J Muckle, VIM w Fisher
- James - Brooks, Dryer, L Lesedte. William
Whitiferd. c w Armour P Mackenzie William Knox,
Sir Geo simpson, Mai Grfiihs, Messrs Laneerston,
r Haighi ID Fraser Lieut. I Brock, - Boninger'
Jesse Joseph Prime, Hon Joseph Masssn, Roberts
Jas Rodgers Burns A Woodhouse - Glennon' + Cor
derey Chas II Appleton, - Bal, G Probun John Blu
chanan. - Corbet 80 Graham, 7 Grmke Williams,
VIM Aud. Granthey. A Bell, G Wemeraih, 1 {
Lee 49, MAYNARD 49, Jardine w Rafer h Monigome'
~ Andw McGll. G n Gardiner Morris Pollock, -Ecies'
Jas Martin w Fredk Gray, de Aricta Capt Merrif,
Mr. Robt Jackson Rev DR. OMeara, Rev hr Flood Messrs
Jos Wills - Allowsy Lindsay Jas Gray Johnston
Mr. Grabams servant Mrs Shimmin's seryant-sI Ihe
number stopping at Halifax not stated So ,
From HGiifaI 10 Bosi0H-Hon Collins Mr. W
Writhsm wife and three children, Mrs UniAeke, Miss
Fraser Mr. Dufray Mr. X Macksy. Mrs Allen Miss MNab,
Mr. Blake, Mr. Oxiey Rev Mr. Wood-l5. Total JOG.
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EMOVAL,-T. B. GUM, Dsnust has removed from
Ilcorner OF Chsnbers-sL and Broadway TO 81 bondsl
my6 Sm-
DRMOyAL-TOTsEYI DICKSON, Merchant Tai
Ill0rs have removed from ls4 10 i6s Broadway myti
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DinnerfO Com. Conner.

We learn through the North American that a
dinner was given Thursday at the Columbian
Hoase Philadelphia to Com Conner at which one
hundred gentlemen attended, and Hon. Jos r. In.
gersoll presided Among the persons present
were Mr.. Dallas, Com. Stewart the Mayor of the
city, &c.
The sixth regu lar toast in honor of the guest
of the occasion, which with the remarks that fol
low, we take from the North American.
G Otr Guest Commodore DAVID CoNNES-Ths intre pid
sailor the skilfu officer; twice Tried In successive wars
daring snd collected IN the short and fierce conflicts Of the
one and accomplishing his arduous and patriotic duties In
the other by brilliant example Of naval enterprise
The Commodore arose amid loud cheering and ev.
IDENTIFY much affected by the warmth and hesrtiness OF
his reception he asked 10 return his sincere thanks
for the nguished honor that had been conferred
upon him. He felt sensible that he indebted more
10 the kindness of his friends than 10 any merit of his
own Public speaking was foreign to his usual habits,
but he could not permit this occasion to pass wthou
the assurance that he should ever cherish heartfelt
recollection of this testimony conferred by numer
Gus and distinguished body Of his iellowcitzens. tie
proposed as a sentiment:
Our Country-May her councils be guided by wis
dom justice and long may she continue her bright
Dock CoMMTssIoS.--We take the following from
the Washington correspondence of the Baltimore Sun
the information maybe agreeable to persons in this City
interested ia some OF the docks mentioned
WAsmNGroN May A. ls47.
The Naval Board which is sitting in this city
decide on the rival claims Of the different Docks and
make selection for the Floating Docks TO be establish
ed nj Philadelphia and Pensacola, will, In few days
proceed 70 Philadelphia, and thence to NewYork, 10
examine the different species OF Dock there in use
believe that estimates Of tive different Docks have been
admitted 70 the Board viz the Stone Balance, Sec
tona Tank and Pneumatic but the decision will pro-
badly be made between the Balance and Sectional Dock
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Judicial Districts.

81 Division Of the State into Judicial Districts
,yeu N The Tribune of Thursday, was slightly
.,rursts. The following is the Apportionment
.,,.ed upon by the Joint Committee of Conference
n,s Dssiria-New.York City and County.
soovS-Richm0Hd Suffolk, Queens, Kings, West
-, Orange Rockland, Putnam anu Duchess.
fltS-Columoia, Sullivan, Ulster, Greene Albany
ssobsrie ard Rensselaer,.
r,suk-Warren, Saratoga, Washington. Essex, Frank
!, 81 Lawrence, Clinton, Montgomery, Fulton, HamI'
:, sna schenectady.
1st-Onondsga Oneida, Oswego, HeTxmer, Jeher
20 sd Lewis
Suh-Otsego Delaware, Madison Cbensngo, Broome
noss chenung, Tomykins and Cortland
Srsutk--LiyingstOn, Wayne, Seneca, Yates, Ontario
ssuoen Monroe and Csyuga.
E,e1dsAErie, Chautauque Csttaraugus, Orleans Mag
"a Genesee, Allegsny and Wyoming.
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CITY ITEm-.
FRIDAY, May

AccrpESr--John Morgan, ofPoughkeepsie, was
Yesterday knocked down by omnibus, corner Of
Broadway and wakers, by which he was seriously IN
jured. Sent to the Hospital
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Marine Dr.AsTER.--The schooner MdTshai Nsy
r. on tbs reef near Bird Island night before as and
sunk she loaded with 500 bols nour and 100 bbls
nork The -four Ia much damaged. Insured.
Buff Com. ADV. {.
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RHODE IsLASD-The followingis the official vote
this State for Governor as declared by the State
Csnvassers. Elisha Harris, Law and Order,
800 Olney Ballou, Dorrite, 1880 Scattering,
20 Majority for Harris, 1907. The vote for
Lieut. Governor, Secretary of State Attorney
General and Treasurer varied but slightly from the
above
In the Eastern Congressional District r. B
Cranston, Wing, had 1903 Fenner Brown, Dorr-
he i2s; Scattering s25 Majority for Cranston, "a
In the Western District w. Updike, Wing, had
iO35: B. B. Thurston, Dorrite, 1925 Scattering,
as No choice.
o. The Chicago Journal publishes returns of
lie election of 43 Wings and so Loco-F to the
coos.itutional Convention Of the State OF Illinois
l-rSr The Charter Election at Syracuse on Tues
s,y resulted in the choice of the entire Wing tic
-
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TIE BorEToURT DIsTRIcT.-The last Fincastle
Wig gives the following as the latest and most
,s-ste statements of the polls in the several
ccn,ies in the Botetourt Congressional District:
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NEW-ESGLAND INSTITUTE, 81 and - Boz
l sL-Tce Gunner quarter viii commence on Moc1sI
May Instruction 10 given In this institution IA ne -
and Female Departments Ia The classics frenen sns
man Languages and all the ornamental pranene.
ara received a. sny time and charged inon su'lhs
tsndsnee Terms kc ascersined BY ealing ~ tne ins
TUE rooms (myl l0.-l o. Ba0-e We --..-s
MRS. AND MISS COOKS
r,pPNca Am ENGLISH BOARDING AND DAY
/ SCHOOL Tor yOupg lsdiss % T~elh.t Tween Iihh
ara sirrhsT-uues summer Term commences W conesosy
PI tnfornsio respecting Ihe school, may be Oh
aimed from he CrculUs BY Pos, of on PERSONA appca
on 70 he Prineipsls sef IS p NJ school houra AZ III
nTUs aND CHANGE PrDfs-ln Store and for sale
B aIye 81 G. =. HARRIs, "a ExehAnssplses
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General Notices.

PHRENoLoGIsTs AND PUsLIsHERs,
TOW LERs 81 WELLS,
lSf Nas-aa-.t. ~. n.
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STRAW BOHNETs.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT DICKSON, Merchant TAI
Illors have removed from ls4to io Broadway mySiw.
STRAW BONNETs.
L. CEAPIs, u Joas.sI lgr sr.iss,
23 INVITES THE ATTENTION o. hlIlinsn and
vi s,s m.ssf.e,ared and imported expressly for fssh
o,ses n,nsry tr.de and he odss them for sale u ,hs
owes" cash prcss" Also" sfuhes' no ,m.,.s
~ TO LkT-A cafrsge house ~ith stsblns fof
1-->thses horses AID of, corner Twsnty-second'
- o. and Third-sveoas. Inquire 81 The froni door
u ne dwelling on the eoftsf N.Y. "
1V,o MERCHANTS. MANUFACTURERS and
i PslsnIees-A gent smsn who has extensive coan-
try acquaintance and has bad long experience 10 settling
hard cases collecting debts obtaining orders and essso
York about he 10Th lnst on months tour OF snisf %
sn-ss !hroash tho principal towns 10 Western
avail themselves Of his efors 10 obtain set OF cusao
for sny psssrsd OF Improved articles Of rssi
value or IN sny other business that VIII pay si CON
nssion or half lawyers fec DO 90 By stating me "a
Of the and woere and when they may VIC "a
interview win regard 70 !, IN nos, post paid !" e's
All business ,hs sdvsrtssr UNDERTAKES viii be promptly
attended TO- whether bis commission depends on ns sae
cess os not ny -
SHOE Stole FOR SALE,
A CAPITAL CHANCE 10 offered 70 sny peseon wsa
Ang engage In tho shoe basiess ne prsss'' ee
2ss' ~''o,ns !" ~ ,s e.IiaS :, STOUT wAaDs. as
Ps.rIst New.Yofs. 81 The premises snSxs.'t
Brooklyn y.,
COUNTY, tlEhthANiss ~. Ds,' " y 100 s
u neatly pnn ed 10 aoy color ana cosotui des,sns faf
1890 fr DE s.m. Al he Yankee Press and Locomotive
ofes second slsry Of . Fuiionst Of Nasss1
A.o ali kinds OF cards, circulars, bill heads, tsndbfs,
&c al low prices The ooe Il furnished with every art
Gle necessary for the execution Of good printing, spee
mems Of which freely shown
POLGER SUTTON. Prsnisrs,
NIB Look FOR IL. lmy7 a entrance IL rul.oo-si
SVHE COPARTNRRSHIP bsresolofe sShisdsG
i under The frm VI WARSER PRlcHAAD wss 90
solved the S0h April last By mutual eoasant
authorized to settle he sfsir Of ths late Nh mo
Nm H. wARNER
mysS' JNo PklCnA1g-
n N. sTRVENs. Cabinet Tlrnilsrv hsss.sesSSss,
N.lsT Chry i hiuds Of TurusErs usde W o,oS
OF The best materials and - ths ssa.ss ,. nS
made and repaired win puuctssiiy and d~Ps'a
as 2wsMWkS
Na1s0N Work. FIssisnnf and JoeeisS Of very
Nl asseriu,iou doas % repaired. sy J. CLAM Qsdsn
.s :, ssis oGcs "a e Is Chapel o. Brooklya ale In
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yU,O MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS

~ mn ItT-A cafnsgo house Win stAbIinf 10
1S->ibsr. borsss AID q oft. corner To -second
NtN a. and Third-ayeoas. Inquire o. The front doc
~ ~ yelling on the my6 Tf
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L. CEAPts u Joas-sr. lUp srAIssl
INVITES THE ATTENTION 0, Summers ma
o,hers ~ his assortment u Straw bonneu whieh
VI are mansfsetufed and imported expressly Tor fssh
sbs miinsry usde and he odsrs them Tor sale 81 rs
Iy-st cash prices" Also, artificial sossn ba,deosss
A ulo <iho.e'Sn ',
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Dock CoMMIssIoS.--We take the following from
the Washington correspondence Of the Baltimore Sun;
the information maybe agreeable TO persons in this City
interested ia some OF the docks mentioned
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" Shakespeare Division No. 81, =. OF TINS
Of this Division requested meet In their
new lace Of meeting in CroIon Hall. 4th story on Tues
day evening May H. 1917 a. business OF Importance viii
be brought before this Division. c. w BROWN, w. 7.
joan BAKER, r 5. my7 ~
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or Friendship Division, No. 8, =. OF This
division IL hereby notified at heir Hall In SIX
teenh-sL between Seventh and Eighth avenues on sun
day next a. ~ O'CLOCK p NJ attend the funeral OF our
Jas TOWERS, w.P.
J. B. CRossYRs my6 2eod'
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" Notice.-Rey. Horace BUSHNELL, D. D. OF Hart
ford Conn. will preach 10 reference 10 the worn
Of the American Home Missionary Society In the Church
Of the Pilgrim Brooklyn Sabbath evening next ~ "a
O'Clock my7 u
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You are hereby notified al the Division Room, 81
Broadway on Thursday morning May 8, 81 10 O'CLOCK L
pay The s.t tribute OF respect 10 departed brother
James McHugh.
The Order in general respectfully invited attend
By order OF CHARLES MARTIN, w. A.
p. s.PArERsoS, Recording Scribe. my7a-
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Removals..

- Csmssissisaer for the stafss OF Nsw. 20,
Ard Con n@rlicnt. Tsrmsnv Hall vi"
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cray LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
-...a every SATURDAY MoRSIsG, at the low price
" 3 ~ snnum IN advance. 10 copies for SIS. or o
NyL..Nor al.