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rnsd' rom'na inta Bpso ss criterion the business
q tue rssd iaess be neatly aasdfuplea 9hs FacsIyt
fer has BEEN the past year. about $4,000 II
estimated that the coming year it will amount to near
ly quite 100000. The farmers in Duchess county
in ant ,pation of the road being extended to Dover
Plain, are greatly increasing the products of their
lands The right of way to Dover Plains and the iron
rails have cost 5000 less than the estimate made by
the engineer The through passengers to Dover Plains
are estimated for the coming year. from to 10000
A continuous route from New York to Montreal, via
Harlem Railroad, is considered certain eventually
Annexed is a table OF distances on this route =
DISTANCES ON NEW Yong .vn Nxyv u.v,v P.uno.n
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The WsrDis Iissslb foo This wy. will dsnssia NE
important intelligence fr.u I.ops received BY the
steamship America, at Bosts, including full report
of the trial of John Mitchell in Ireland reports of DO
litical meetings and summary or domestic iutelli
gence of every description n will be ready at nine
o'clock this morning Price six cents ner conv
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TELEaaAPH1c MTEILlcINuE,
Summary.

Hon. Arthur P. Bsgby, Senator from Alabama,
having received the appointment as minister to
Russia, has resigned his seat in the Senate.
The nomination of Governor Toucey, of Con-
necticut as Attorney General of the United States
has been confirmed.
The Senate, Yesterday, was principally occu-
pied in the consideration of private bills. In the
House, the bill maxi: g appropriations for iortif-
cations was taken up and passed, after an amend
ment approprating 100000 for the fortifcation of
the Pea Patch Island, in the Delaware, had been
incorporated among its provisions.
II will be seen that large and enthusiastic Gen.
Taylor ratification meeting, took place at Fanueil
Hall, Boston, last evening
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.

PHLAnrLpHiA June lG-first BoardslOOO Reading Mort
gage Loan, G5 $3.50 State 6 s6l 5000 do 5 S. 1916 $1,000
sehuysil Navgaton 6s 6s 4G So Union Canal l0 90 Morris
lanai 10 1915 5000 Treasury Notes per 49, 1886 5000
500 do ~ l 100 Grard Bank o si4ss State 6 s6 5000
state os !5Y 80 Morris Canal los. After SaiesO State
os 7o+ ~ Bank 80 Second Borrd-i75 Iehigh Nay-
CATION Coal Scrip IN; 30 Northern Bank, Ken. l0l.
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Great Whig Meeting In Boston.


BosroN, June 10, 1S4S.
whig meeting held in the old Cradle of Liberty
this evening" to respond to the nomination of Taylor
thusiastic.
The meeting called to order by Hon. Geo Morey.
Hon Abbott Lawrence presided Eight vice presidents
and four secretaries appointed.
series of resolutions offered by VIM. Hayden.
letter was received from the Hon George
Evans, in reply to invitation forwarded to him,
to be present Mr. E. expressed cordial assent to the
whig nominations; but previous engagements to at
tend similar meeting at Augusta this evening, pre-
vented his being at Faneu Hall
Hon. RurUs CHoArE then addressed the audience
He said he knew Gen. Taylor to be good whig, and
an an honest man. He would be surrounded with q
wing cabnet he was the friend of internal improve
ments and would be for improving the navigation Of
western rivers rather than 20 500 miles pokng
ruins of Sodom and Gomorrah, in the Dead Sea. MIR.
Choate's remarks received with immense cheer
ng
He was followed by Hon. Gro LUNr, who spoke with
great eloquence and was loudly chOered.
Major GAINES, of Kentucky, then addressed the
meeting He knew Gen. Taylor intimately and re-
lated many interesting "reminiscences Of his lfe-hs
decisiop frmness, sagacity on the field of battle.
6 One word" said he sin conclusion as to General
Taylor he being whig he walks like wing, he looks
like whg, and he talks more like whig, than q
pig can squeal like pig am considered at home a
high priest of wing principles, and Gen. Taylor is
am"
The resolutions unanimously adopted and after
three times three cheers given for Taylor and
Fillmore, the meeting adjourned
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TlHIf'r fNIrF tHHat wv W u 10 Ipr VT WIZ :" I'T
spHngsFs, aud sls "a faf fresh Cows Hogs Dun ~
81 so q the 100 lbs 25o we're taken 10 New YORK..
Sheep and Lambs--Sales were mostly at 81 rs for
sheep and 81 so SO for Lambs az In quality. Hay
is rather lower and the bulk of the sales at 60
soc the cwt Straw sold at 81 a 8 the 100 bundles
TALLow-About 10000 lbs extra quality, changed
hands at a little 81 cts
VINES are pretty quiet nothing of moment stirring
PAPrR-Some 400 reams (straw) sold at IL O, rs cts
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den died IN this ci last which have been syel b
using Dr. Iownsend Sarsapa M and there are thousands Of
Children that are suffering from bad and
pray ama unless assisted will make eemnate men
Townend Sirspirll will ec this 1t Il REGULARLY adan
ed 70 children Of slender constitutions when diluted with
wafer IL delightful beverage and love il dearly
w prevent and cure the Darhra Dysenery and Cholera Nor
Due trust there no father who Is so penurou
or nhuman as to deprive their children dollar Of the inya
v s rsmsdy which will certainly restore them health We
in the city who have given their children with the most
happy results Principal Office log Fulton street
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The sdviccs by steamer America state that the ebo.
lera had reached the provinces of the Danube At
Gaatz, wcntyhrec persons seized with IL almost
ut the same time.
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Destructive Fire In Norfolk, Va.

NORFOLK, juno 16, 1848.
tremendous fire is now raging. 1t commenced in
Fergusons lumber yard, and has already reaohed
seventy eighty buildings. including the Bethel
Church. The chief sufferers +. and J. Tunis Z.
Carnage J. H. Johnson, and VIM Thurston Harris's
bakery and several stables were also consumed. The
loss is estimated at $500 600.
The flames, towards night, were partially checked.
Fire I'm Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, June 16, 1S4S.
fire broke out to-day, and consumed Henderson,
rope walk, and seven eight buildings.
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including Mic higan, Genesee, &C., at SIS SIX So 12H
which de cline Corn-Saes of 5000 bushels West
mixed at SOC, and fiat yellow at 55c. The market
closed dull with downward tenden cy in prices Rye
400 bushels sold at 75c Oats-Sales of 1000 bushels
at soc.
ALBANY, June 16.-Receipts by canal within the past
twenty -four hoursFlour, $500 barrels; wheat $500
busheis corn, 1880 do oats, 1000 do There
nothing doing in -four Rye-Sales of $500 bushels at
zoe Oats--3,O0O bushels changed hands at 44Hc.
held above the views of buyers and hence
transactions Of moment were reported
BUFFALO, June 16.-Receipts within the past twenty
four hours-Flour, 5000 bbls; wheat. 1000 bushels;
corn 5000 do. The market for flour dull sales of
$40 bbls made at S. Wheat was dull; for Ohio
1000 1O7c offered and 110c asked for 1000 bbls
-four 81 SIN offered. There change in
whiskey, which quote at 10 cents. Provisions
quiet.
THn1TIETH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
WAsHISaros, June 10, 1S4s.
Senate.
The Senate convened at II O'Clock when the Vice
President resumed the chair and called 1t to order.
The Rev. MIR. Gurey opened the session with prayer.
REsIGNATIoN OF MR..
The Vice President laid before the Senate a commu-
nication from Mr.. Bagby, of Alabama resigning his
seat in the United States Senate, he having been ap-
pointed Mimic ter to Russia
On motion of MIR. DIXON II. LEWIS the Vice Presi-
dent requ to notify the Governor of Alabama
of Mr.. Bagby's resignation
After some discussion respecting the order Of bust
ness the Senate, agreeaby to previous resolution to
that effect, took up tbs private calendar which
pied the whole day, when the Senate adjourned.
House OF Representatives.
The House convened at the usual hour and call
ed to order by the Speaker when the journal read
and approved.
After Intellectual motions different subjects.
.,lr. VNToN of Ohio, moved that the House resolve
itself into Committee Of the Whole the state Of
the Union which was agreed to.
APPROPRIATIONS FOR roRTIFIcATroNs.
Mr. TaLMAGE. of New York, in the chair, when the
bill making appropriations for Notifications taken
up.
A long personal explanation took place between Mr..
Frederick p Stanton Of Tennessee, and Mr. Archibald
Atkinson of Virginia, as to which the ADLER
and tina best democrat. A sort of mus9laY
threatened when Mr. Vinton interfered, and called
the attention of the gentlemen to the merits of the bill
under consideration
Mir. JOSEPH lNcERsoLL, Of Pennsylvania, offered
amendment in favor Of appropriatng 500 900 for the
fertilization Of the Pea Patch Island in the Delaware
River.
The amendment gave rise to an animated discus
sion, when other amendments offered, discussed
and considered
The committee then and reported the bill to the
House.
The previous question called for. and the bill
put its fnal passage the yeas and nays were taken
and resulted in the Affirmative, follows yeas 70,
nays 62. SO the bill was passed.
On motion. the House then adjourned over till to.
morrow Saturday
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Official Intelligence OF the Ratification Of the
Treaty OF Peace.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Washington, June 16.
Official intelligence from Queretaro of the ratfca
tion Of the treaty of peace, has just been comun-
Gated to this department in the despatch the Secre
tary Of State from commissioners Messrs Sewer
and Clifford. r. J. WALKER, Sec'y of Treasury.
To THE COLLECTOR THE PoRr New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-17

Hats for summer Wear-Hayes, Corner of
fnton street and Broadway keeps hand
OF HATS that can be found in New York splendid
assortment Straw Panama and Lo
In great variety HAYES 2Q Hfoadway corner Fulton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-17

What's the Use OF being Sick when you
can easily It, by using bottle of Dr. Townend
Sarsaparal II the blood is pure land this Sarsapara will
cleanse it, there is danger Of taking ver SO pre-
street. - "
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Confirmation OF Executive Appointments.

WASHINGTON, June 16, 1S4S
The Senate has confirmed the appointment of Isaac
Toucey, Of Connecticut, Attorney General of the
United States, in the place of Nathan Clifford resigned
The Senate has also confirmed the appointment Of
Arthur P. Bagby, Envoy and Minister to Russia, vice
Ralph j. Ingersoll recalled at his own requests and
Calvin NJ Ingerson Secretary Of Legation to the
Rucoau Misson
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MO CURE No CHARGE--DR MURPHY, OF 60 GOLD
IN conhdctaly consulted all forms OF private dis
Recent q yonorhea he in 10 days. Cons
tuon debility and npotency successfully treated by DR.
No mercury used hndrance from business Ole
q Gold ezsey open from A. u Nl0P.M
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ITO LET-1N HARIsMUS TEN MINUTES WALK FROM JrR-
sey City Jerry four neat two story and basement frame build
ings just finished They have six with pump
back basement They pleasantly located and convenient
They will be let to small families at the rate Of 500 annum
which affords good opportunity for those who wish live
forahy and at modeaorcnt Apply to JOHN DALRYAPLE
- Maiden Lane up stairs
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RRoADWAY THEATRE.-nENETIT OF Mr. BIAKy,-

RROADWAY TIIEATRE-BENEFIT or MR. DIAKp
- saturday Evening June IL, lStS will be rerorrsd b
comedy Of fAshlON-Adam Tremau Mr. Blast Count de- Je
patre Lester Col Howard, U. s. kngsy Mr. Tany ire
dereks; Mr. T. IennJson Twinkle, Dawson, Mr. Ans 1 ~,
MeDora sn9es9n iIadaway; Mrs Tany Mr. wrsiansy; Ger
truic, MISS r. Wallack seapna Tiffany Mrs SERGEANT Pm
Deuce Mrs Watts; Mliuee Miss lie bin 10 COZ clude q N
the drama Of TIE HUNTER OF THE ALPS-Fclix Do ko,vt
MI George Yandenhon: Kosalyi Fcde ichs; Helena de Poe
Mrs Held Geneveye Mrs Boulard Dress circle and parque
4 o'clock - 49, t"'''-
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III ORSE FOR SAIE-A SORREL HORSE, 16 HANDS HIGH
years old perfectly sound and kind in all and
under the saddle and good traveller Apply THURsTON
TOWNSEND'S Stable, ~ Reed street.
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Barnburners' NOmlnatlon-FOr President.
Henry Clay for Vice President John Van Buren, For
Boots Joness IA Ann where you get
article and mt for less than place in the Office
wanting good Boots for the White House, will well
call on our friend Jones.
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What's the use Of being Old when q bottle
or two of Dr. Townsends Sarsapara will quicken the blood
and make feel young AGAIN. Principal office Fulton st.
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VNO CAPT. JOHN Dennis. OF BRIG AUGUSTA FROM
Havana We the undersigned passengers the said Brig
feel our duty to express pubc sincere thanks and
na we cannot sufficiently praise for the kind aud gentle
manly treatment which have shown towards during
passage from Havana Being also well convinced of your ample
abilities hesitation in
to our travelling friends With best wishes for your
prosperity and happiness accept this testimonial the
and esteem Of your sincere friends
J. AI[,NZO BENSEL, JOHN SCORSUR,
PEDRO VIGIL, LORENZO CAMUS.
THEO DORE BROWNING, JOHN DEGNON,
DALLAS r. WOOD, w. j. BROWNING
VIM DUNHAM,
I o. OF o. F.--FIDELITY LODGE NO S7-THE MEM.
ber Of this Lodge requested to meet at their Room
Sunday next at o'clock attend the funeral
worthy brother Edward Hodgman from his late residence ar
lem Cars will be in readiness at the City Hail. at o'clock The
Order in general, respectfully invited to attend.
JOHN LUCAS N G.
JAMES BELL, Secretary
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e most thrilling and extraordinary Developments Of Of
murders committed by I'd Leigh the present
SCISSOR OF Stoneleigh Abbey revealed Also the horrible alb
drccn and murder of Sarah Furb tho Factory girl The trial
OF Barbara Weidmeye Extraordinary Rastay the
Tombs, &C., &c. Office l03 Nassau St.
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHlLADiI pUIA Last
~ night OF the acnplasirs Saturday evAiug June I7th
ISIS, VII 10 performed tho grand ballet Of hZrIjA
Azea Madam Monplaisr Sern Mons Nonplai,r Maad ~
barh93 , sour Mons Cory After which the last scene
trout TIE TWO Notwithstanding be ,t;f, danca.
or the ballet including La verable Napola,e The sntcr
lintnents will N"e eH'ei'
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good the 81 Boots sold
worth S. Caters of all kinds cheaper than be found
other store in tho city Our friends should all ret
and Shoes of YOUNG Fulton DOC
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~ iBLo > ASTON PLACE, BROADWAY.-MR NIELO. IN
compliance with numerous and daily enquiries the ticket
once mas great pleasure IN Announcing
WIN Madame Josephne Vices for Juvenile Evening to TAKE
place ts Saturday, enabling the younger branches OF "a
miles To- witness the extraordinary and brilliant %
e 10 'ennoise Children Their iore viii be zyen i,
o entertainments To begin at exactly half past az ocoes
and close early. Tickets 90 cents ~
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nR. LEYETTS PATENT ENAMELLED PLATES--A NEW
- invention for Artificial Teeth lr which letters for
the United States have hoen rand consists OF perfect na
ton OF the interior the mouth entirely
geld plato casps stenngs Of Artificial Teeth rendering
them perfect and beautiful without the possibility odeection
VI. LEVEFr Dentist, Facnec.
go Broadway, corner Of Werrea street
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CRoToN LAKE HorEL ZINES BRIDGE Wrsrcnrs

T. ROTOR LAKE HOTEL PINES BRIDGE, wEsTCHEs
ter County The subscriber respectfully announces the
public that he recently purchased the above rsos-has fitted
upata great expense and that he prepared TO aeeommo
Gate oardcrs from the city with board blythe week
r the season The house is delightfully."- situated beng
the margin Of the Lroon Lake and Ny most ro-
mantle ard picturesque scenery State The location Is Of
easy access BY either Steamboat Raitad being only
two miles from the New Castle Station and seven miles
from singsng Stages from the Railroad Station twi
each day To persons Of enjoying pure MIGRATING air
good batng pleasant walks and good fishing nce In the
vicinity Of New York affords such facilities Croton dam
aud aueduct which have been the admiration OF All
travellers oaly two miles from this establishment n B.
BoaCs errages and horses supplied ORDER Liquors and &C.
gars OF the choicest brands always hand
G. w. SEEI,Y proprieto-
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r. hsT.oFF CLOTHING. JEWELRY, FIRE ARMS &C.
~ Wanted-adies Gentlemen wishing convert their n
peruous effects into cash. will obtain full value for the same Iy
addressing the subscriber through the post-ofce or Otherwise
who will attend them at their residence by appointment I'll
LEvETr, Wall street. New York.
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NkICkET-JAMES SANS BEGS TO INFORM HIS pa.
~ irons and tho Of Cricket that he opens bis rca
ground sc Hoboken with Saturday Luna
s Two eieyens led from the first around Play TO
commence at ~ o'clock, A. M-dnner at past2
~ ONE lLAYER-AN EXPERIENCED BONE PLAYER
and singer wishes to join company crepades address,
h w, Herald oihee, between this and Monday morning
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or two OF Dr. Townsends Sarsapara will quicken the blood
and make feel young aganl Principal office l26 Fulton AZ
The Congress Boot Store.-Look In ut K, A.
Brooks establishment No $50 Fulton street. very superior
article OF Congress Cater Boots lined throughout with leather or
Morocco to suit the taste of the are
style unsurpassed for elegance Also endless variety of
Misses and Youths wear es %
temen will do well to call ut 100 Fulton street. and examine for
themselves ~ ~
Summer Food for Enthusiastically the
plants Fsrna as S ss nutritious SGMs s far
superior to root &c. is peculiarly adapted tor the
infant at weaving TO be had at all the drug stores
The (" Taichelleu" Diamond Pointed Gold
Pens the cheapest and best the world only by b.
street These pens m smooth and elastic whenever
Pens Wholesale and retail Cold Pens repaired ''"s'
Saundcrs' Toilet Ar}icIes, Dressing Cases and
Fancy Cutlery 7 Broadway Liberty street. and s
Broadway The subscribers respectfully call the attention the
variety is not equaled in the city they with
Dnss S u a SSs are warranted sAUN
Cards for Weddings, and Splendid Cake
Boxes Wedding Cards elegantly engraved printed Spen
at j. EvERDELLS Card Establishment 500 Broadway cor
Duane street. first square above Stewards Marble Store
KNOBS Rocky Mountain Beaver.-These
Hats possess gloss and bancy which weather
DIM rough tarnsh and they have also body d
These qualities combined with the ghtness enable him
most decidedly to take the shine of all his competitors
B0ots-French Boots, 50, 80, worth 6, 90 and as
good the 81 Boots sold Calf Boots IS
worth S. Caters Of all kinds cheaper than found
ieS Shoes YOUNG corner Fulton and N'auTHs DOC
Barnburners' NOmlnatlon-FOr President,
Henry Clay for Vice President John Van Buron For French
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1, hhihAh THhATRE-so1E PROPRIETOR AND LES
- S mr. r. Chanrau--Bcneit of H. T.. GrattqA-saaIr.
ray sven9g juno 7th will be acted, Sheridan Knowles
~ ACCOMPLISHMENTS Mr. A. A. Addanln Iciiius
psnmtus Pardey Appus, Caudius, Vary; Caus
Rehardson WV" NaIoS Mupteus keene Titus erte ucus
Jones servia, Miss Hdreth The Evening PER-
70 conclude win shasspeaes Play of the MERCHANT or
xENICE-onyioek, Mr. II. r.. Gratten Duke Of Venice
keene Portia Mrs O. Jones Doors open at 7ertsrmano
AZ Eo1es, So. '' ~ "a III
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MY PAPER, WHALE OIL SOAP, AND MOSQUITOE
Poison-Fresh prepared Chemical Whale Oil Soap for
Rosebugs and Caerplars the celebrated Fly Paper
Mosquitae preparations likewise fresh made Paste for
and also moth and bed bug posons all warranted
enectual, by the inventor DIR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER,
No Is Courtland
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M ECHANlCs BhLl, s72 DROADWAY, Rcrvr q gA
ls Grand and Broone sr9ts. MONDAY JUNll2 and sys,
night during tho weahSio original CHRISTI Sd Z
who coaeertd during tho past night Aoh1HS have hoon r.
oei'ed With such distinguished patronage and %
ssss most respectfully snnoince, tst ,'ssa 80
orgrA hnd inmtaho ennrtApmenta every nsht nt, ,pr
theT notice. Admission 2. cenla Doors ctSn aty nrsr ,p
oo,ornenae ~ A.naguy And hi-antar N Y firel,rn "
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II GDoU !. . maMnVIH fANoRAMA OF Tue OHIO AND
~ IA nNe of9n every evening NJ theH polio Rooms
o, r ts ahoraina evVefs an %tent of 20WD
ICY. VI IN area Oh over lay miles
noruoLsng On he states peing far the LARGEST
H. p esur ~ay eSecuu Doors open az ny past O'Clock
r WI ooiehce moving a, oeloc precisely AZ
co,nrcnn .o, WI w yen on wednesday fand Saturday,
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EIREWORks. FIREWORKs.---TItE LARGEST ASSORT-
en IN the city, and Of the best quality be had cid
established store 5 Chatham, Of Orange
second door in Orange All the goods warranted and
sent to any part OF the city vicinity free Of charge
T. VuIrpr
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EtAGyAeye MANHOfa PANORAMA on yyR s1ssIq
Al 1rl River, vaRtac ileg Of car ma Sairs a.
rlA- rSntD5 81 sorl. Of the PaaoyarE IrJai., IL
trcsdway soosals ihioa Garter. tysA 5ver e-srsc
dASs 9ceYtadi scrasion So cent nnlidr1 ha,doe ne ~
stl coY0runac bvng oalocx Iksy SgS,~
eGnssiiioa WEDNESDAY md sSssrohy NJ &;cioa
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N IRISH REPUBLICAN MEETING AT FORT GREEN
N The Daughters sf Ireland determined contribute their
share Of Funds for the Irish Brigade and to Repubcanze Ire
land have demanded meeting Of the Irish Republican Union
sunday three o'clock, the beautiful fields at Fort
Green They have invited several distinguished friends Of Ireland
address the meeting 1t that the Address the
Wife of John MITCHELL will be read and the celebrated Father
Mathew Band will be present Per order ....
THOMAS HAYES, Rec. ! eo.-.,a.;.,
.ES DAVIS ( Nee'eNN'Vr.
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fNlfY HOTEL. NEW YORK;. BLANCHARD HAS THE
honor TO inform his friends and the public he has taken
the above Hotel under long lease Since MAY he has
rented aud furnished in elegant and
aa y DOW equal IN every respect TO the hrst establishments
this description in New York flo therefore that his
er friends as well as the constant equenes City Hotel
viii continue to favor him with their patronage he assures
them That they rely his best exertions for comfort
City Hotel ith JUNO. lsls -
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A COFFEE HOUSE AND HOTEL FOR SALE--THE LEASE.
IA Stock and Fixtures Of the Coffee House. 34 Pearl
street. Of Peck Slip which Of the fashionable
and respectable establishments In tho city The only
the desiring SELL is having other business requiring all
Of bs attention To prevent unnecessary trouble person
treated with except these who wish purchase for For
particulars enquire at the ElySan Fields House. oboken.
NJ MCCARTHY.