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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19
Monthly Bulletin No. 10.

4 u ICONSUMPTION Is OUhA-
W AEIM RG/ ! BILE, in any and every
\\N III stnge, except that which
NM@Z is attended by wasting
+. SEW9N% diarrbm. The latter
symptoms frequently marks breaking up oil
the powers of life, and then cure Is not TO Dc
so certainly counted on. Tubercles on the
lungs are not necessary obstacles to perma.
nent cure. But the means to be employed
must be widely different from those ordinari-
" used. Consumption patients generally seek
for a soothing medicine merely, something
which will dlldy cough Nothing is easier
than to furnish such a compound. II is this,
and this alone that the numerous Pulmonis
Syrrups, Wild Cherry Balsams, Cold Candies
and the like, aim at; and 1t is all they achieve.
OPIUM is usually the basis of them all;
which, for a time, deceives the poor sufferer;
but disappoints at last.
To cure Consumption. something far beyond
all this is imperatively necessary. Something
must be used whose specific action is upon the
Pulmonary vessels, and upon the delicate MEM
brane which lines the air passages; and which
will arrest and eradicate that morbid princi-
pie which shows itself in Tuberces. This tbs
Graefenberg CONSERVATIVE BALM will
effectualy do; while ut thei snme time it will
alay the cough and remove the wasting hec-
tic.
This medicine is the only one extant, in this
or in any foreign countries, that can be relied
on in the complaints noticed; and the most try
ing season is just at hand, the attention Of con.
sumptive persons, of the Medical faculty, and
Of the public at large is earnestly invited to
it. This BALM is of incalculable value in
Asthma, Bronchitis, Catdrrh, Cod, Splitting
Of Blood Difficulty Of Breathing and all other
affections of the throat, the lungs. the bron-
chial tubes, &c. &c.
Testimonials of its wonderful efficacy and
of the numerous curas it has effected, RAY be
had on application at the Companies Agencies.
The General Agent for Missouri, and South
part of Illinois, is f. X. WOODWARD, St.
Louis, to whom applications for agencies may
be addressed.
Ne,p York, lS4S. E. BARTON, Sec'y.
Sub-agent, WIN. R. SNELsoS, Fayette,
H. w. SMITH, Glasgow.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19

NRlEND HAMMOND will have TO stop
l. your paper.
Why so, Mr.. Brown,
Because my eye-sight is so bad that / can
scarcely read.
Why do you not use spectacles!
have not been able to find any to suit.
Have you been down at COOKIES Shop to
see if he could not suit you!
No, have not.
Go down-he has got all kinds.
Well, will.
Hammond, got them,-here is your nav
for two years subscription. -BoonriRe Observer.
Boonville, Nov. 0, lS4S.
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THRILLING VERSES.

tPublisaed at the request Of Lady friend. ]
The circumstances which induced the wr>
ting Of tho following touching and thrilling
lines are as follows: A young lsdy in New
York was in the habit Of writing for the
Philadelphia Ledger on the subjsc, Of TEN
persnce. Her writing was go full Of pa,hos,
and svinced such deep emotion Of soul, that
Q friend Of hers accused her Of being ma
MAC on the subjset Of Tempsrance--whsrs
upon she wrote the following lines:
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19
BETHANY Mo-, March 10. 1874

BETHANY Mo-, March 10, lS4S.
Dear Sir:--At your request I called ut
Rocheport on my return home. and got bot.
tie of yourEmbrocation; and gave it 20 o
neighbor whose wife had been much afflicted
with Rheumatism of the Chronic form for
years. The effect is so self-evident, that if
you see proper, you can send me SO bottles,
as can dispose Of it now that it has been
tried here. Yours, Respectfully,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-04-19

Hr c. MYERS, Fayette, Mo.
For sale at the following agencies, DIeGEs
d HoRsLEY. BARTON g. Bros, Glasgow; DR..
EAsrERLY, St. Louis; N. L. A. JoHNToN,
Brunswick, Mo A. BEArTrE, Huntsville; j..
RIDDLEsBARGER, Fayette; SALISBURY g. HILL,
Keytesvil!e; CooKRILL g. MARLRY, Weston;
GARLIcKs g. HALE, Liberty; MCGEE q. Car.
FER, Richmond.
And prepared only by Henry C. MYERS,
Fayette, Mo. December IA, lS4S.-4l
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Al.
The increase in the receipts for the first Ave months
this year. mounts to s2O equal to thirty nine
cent At this rate the gross income for the year 1s40
will amount to four hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars Estimates have been made of an income OF hve
hundred thousand dollars for the current year; bus
from present appearances they will prove oxcessivs
Calculating q gross income Of s450,00o, net income
of S225 Co., the net revenue after paying dividends
the preferred stock will be 500 900, equal to div
deDd Of four per cent the old stock The present.
capital Of this company is $4,ooO,oOo, OF which
81 500 600 Is preferred stock drawing eight per cent
dividends and $2,soe,oOo old stock, depending upon
the net earnings ever and above 100000 (the sum
required for dividends tho preferred stock for
dividends
The Now York and Erie Railroad company have
given notice that the semi interest," ut
OF six per cent per snnum will be paid upon tho full
stock, on and after the first day Of July next.
Tho New York and Erie Railroad has been opened to
O~eeo, a distance Of twenty miles from Binghamton
The next extension will bc to Elmra 20 miles further
by the st Of November next and the nert to Corning
IL mos further by the LIST Of January 1850 This will
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com MERGIAL ARRAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Monday, june 4-6 II. Nj.
The market for stocks gen orally to-day little
more buoyapt Government securities were In mode
rate demand and tho Lean of1s6S sold at advance
Of per cent Saturdays prices. Pennsylvania and
Indiana 6's also improved The European news has
had favorable influence upon oil good State stocks
and most of them held at higher prices. The i'm
provement reported in London in all public
rifles Is no than what have anticipated, and
frequently predicted and tho political difficulties
which spreading rapidly Europe must have
better influence upon our stocks than any yet rea-
lized. The bulk Of all pubic stocks will ultimately
be absorbed by foreign capital; and, If they had
longer period to rum they would be much sought
after, and command bettcr prices The most unfortu
nate feature Of tho debt Of the general govern
ment is, that it will be paid at maturity Hold
ers Of public stocks like the individual who
told man who owed him money, that fhe could
pay he did not want it, but il he could not he must
have 1t at once. Just so with State government
stocks. The LONGER they have to before reaching
maturity the better for the holders, always prouDd
the government is solvent and promptly pays <he m
terest when due. For this reason, Pennsylvania State
stocks are excellent permanent Investments, the
probability is they will not be paid during the present
century the interest will be paid punctualy and
in full.
At the first board, U. S. 6s, 1868, advanced 2 per
cent; Treasury Notes *; Indiana IS, 1 Penn. 5s u;
Reading Railroad, 1I Reading Bonds, /; Erie R.R.,
y; farmers Loan declined n Canton Co., q; Har-
em "a There large sales of Penn Is, of Treasu
ry otes, ana Erie per cont Bonds ut the mpreve-
ment. There very little doing in other fsnces,
except Harlem and Reading Railroads
here has been fair inquiry for sterling exchange
to- day. for remittance by the Boston packet on Wed
nesday, and drawers are firm at previous rates. We
continue to quote the best bills at S por cent pre-
MUM. There is very little doing on Paris.
There withdrawn from the warehouse to-day, 10
halfpipes II quarter casks cghs Of brandy Is pack
ages gin, IA puncheons rum, puncheons whiskey 30
baskets champagne, 40 quarter casks Tsnerife wine
The movements in foreign dry goods, in this port,
for the week ending the 3lst Of May were as an
nexed -
MOVEMENTS OF FoREIeN DRY GooDs PoRT
New YoRK
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Supreme Court.
GENERAL TERM

Present., Justices Jones, Edmonds and Edwards.
JUN 4-DEcIsrors john Cole Us. John W. Chrishe
-ef oI-Ths appeal Irregular but party permitted to
amend under section 173 Of tho code, to
form section Of the act to facilitate etc. and apply
for . re- hearing.
Mo~tin j. BARN Vs. .alfred Florida Order Of special
term modified to allow the defendant the pro-
perty exempt from by the laws Of New York
with cssts
WILLIAMS Jenkins William Ausiia.-Afirmed, on
condition that defendant give security required BY
the revised statutes stay Of proceedings after judg
mont, with costs to the Goth Dec.
Js~ses Robinson Thomss Robinson.Refer this mat
ter
CevneIus 8. Debcs vs. Jo~ph Ca'iey Motion for re-
hearing granted.
Ordered that hereafter every Saturday shall bo spe-
eiay devoted to the hearing ofspecia motions pending
at special term, and motions will be heard except
suck Saturdays and on such other days as the hearns
Thereof may be adjourned to- anlsss IN posisl aPpl-
.oANens
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add Sc miles to the length tho road and touch
very important points. Al Owego it iutsrseots the
Ithaca road, which, with the navigation of CayugA
lake. taps the line Of road through the interior Of the
State This must give tho Erie read great increase
Of oftravel and add largely to the receipts Of the
pany.
Tho four hundred thousand dollars Pennsylvania In
cned Plane six per cent loan, has been taken above
par. The premiums range st from ons-eighth to one
quarter per cent.
The following table will show the amount the seve-
raj repositories subject to tho draft Of the United
States Treasurer, on the 2sth of May last -
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The receipts, thus far, this year, Of each article in
this list, except lard, cheese, and wool, show in
crease compared with last compared with the
year previous, there has been great falling of in
breadstuRs The prospect, at present. Is that the
ceipts of breadstus will be less than last Last week.
there was falling of in every article but and
corresponding decrease for two weeks more
would reduce the aggregate below that of last
Prices rule low, and there is inducement to bring
out supplies
Tho annexed statement exhibits the quantity Of
tain articles imported into Buffalo, from the West from
the opening Of navigation to the LIST day Of June:
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.


The steamship Caledonia win leave Boston to-mor-
row, for Halifax and Livsrpeel, and her nails will
CLOSE In this city at o'clock this afternoon. The
Weekly HersX, printed In French and English, for
circulation In Eurspe will be published at IL O'Clock
to-day.
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tai. .SlS447o S64, ,403

Total SlS4470 S644 403 $90,40T
This shows q small weeks work. The amount en-
tered for warehousing exceeded the amount with
drawn twenty-six thousand dollars. The exports Of
merchandise from this port during the past week,
amounted to $s26,46s; and the amount of drafts on
the Assistant Treasurer S6bs 337 16 The receipts nj
the Office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port on
Saturday amounted to s43202 SO; payments, ss4ll
ca advices, $4,000; balance, S17Soa52 e5 The ro-
cepts to-day amounted to s5O11O payments, $4e29ee
94. Balance, $lS57,49e. The largo payments to-day
and Saturday, account Of the Mexican Indem-
nty Nost Of that portion due foreigners will probably
be invested in American securities
The receipts Of the Harlem Railro ad Company for
each Of the first five months in each of the past hvo
Years were as apnexed:-
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CLOTHING.

A WHOLE SUIT FOR si.-A SUIT OF GRNTS
IA Clothes cleaned dressed and pressed and the color
stored for ST. Ladies' Straw, Tuscan, Neaptan and Pa
meA Hats cleaned dyed to pattern Syscimens to bs
Carpets cleaned at 6 cents yard N B.-Coan-
ing and Dying in all its branches.
T. SMITH. 20 and 70a Allen street.
JNO TAILORS.-JAMES SHEPARD, 3S MAIDEN LANH.
has accepted General Agency TO sell Tho Right Way
Deneato Garments" The worst Of all humbugs s that
which leads peop 60 open their Dyes to trntS
Boston, Juno 4, 1919. OTIS MADISON.
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DofToR GREGORY CAN BR CONSULTED CoNFi-
IL deptiay at his residence 67 hsdi, on street any
hour of the dsy or evening His newly discovered rsmsdy
stea Will certain Glass Of osses In 70 hsar es
will DO spRrsnusd-
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Travellers and others VIII find a COM.

llete assortment Of Dressing Cases, Fancy Cutlery,
Pert Monnaes and all articles belonging the Toilot
at the subscribe l and S Broadway The Dress
ing Cases made OF the durable material each
containing articles Of size uty.
In the compact FORM warranted TO perform the dsss
for which they severally which, the
Metallic Tablet Strop (the subscrbers inventon) ao-
tnowsdgsd by the cutters the only
keep in perfect order. G. SAUN DERS SON,
IL Broadway Of Liberty street. and 7 broadway
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Of certain class Of diseases; quars II
splendid plates I'd edition Extract from the Boston Medical
Surgical Journat may be said fearesdy t. be oqua
Records Actions works the family of
and far to anything Of the kind published in
this Price 3D. Author Of work Solitary Vice.
Second edition. IL platssProe ST. For sale the publish
ers Stripger Townsend 222 by the Author
Rroad
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DR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF rHa "pRAcrIcAL PKI.

DR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THR "PRACTICAL PRf.
- yate Treatise go, $ Greenwich strses-Oscc hss.s
IL M to N. (Sundays excepted )Thoso who ap
Ply in the early stage. will be surprssd a. tao .spa, sae
ever who suffered from cestein class Of people
properly appreciate his services In ron
stages (from uncommon advantages aud vsy t
vrectioe he asrd and radical oure whoa
he has grounds stating be sbsAnsd rom no osho<
in America.
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TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOxnO-
dated with breakfast, tcn and comfortable rsoms In
small private family whore sther bsaxds taken. Ap-
pig Of ~ Third avenue
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RoWERY YTHRATRR-TURsDAxEy EVENING, yyNlS
Xxi X I. .s.a M
Mrs sSshs.i c:n0sd: With p.os styled
Mrs Peaehum Mrs GILBERT Polly Pcsohum Mis-. NJ Taylor;
I saSo A DaHn Circle. Door: Ss
Upper BoIes. % cents; Pit l2H cents.
CHANFRAUs NATIONAL THEATRE--CHATHAN
~ sreeTT.ssdaX evening, June 9Th. viii be acted the
snsy Mr. Held Col Hardy M rsrdsy T1sna aady had
Mr.; TtSn; Ph%bs siss Msstsyer Ri.a, hrs Isherwoed
Mysteries and Miserss Of New YorkMoss Mr. r. s. Chsa-
f,Si Capt TGbn MS G. Burke Ts conclude with YOUR
Boxes $5 seats in Private Boxes S Baieohy Boxes SS
Orchestra Boxes $3 seats in Orchestra Boxes Doors
open at "a; curtain rises At y before o'clock.
NJ ECHANIcs HALL. No. 47a BROADWAY. BETWEEN
DURING TE IEEK and every night until further notiss
the original and weh known CHRfSTY'S MINSTRELS-
I 1 S the oldest company in the worlds
present popular style Of Ethiopian whose
success in this city durios the past three years. most oon-
The consists Of ten under the direction
Of r. Christy Doors open At Concert
menoing at three O'Clock. =. N.
THE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FtNR ARTS-Tm
exhibition Of Painting. by artists Of tho above school
will open every day Sunday s1Oopod) from 10 osqs
of thy Church Of Divine Unity Broadway between Spring
and rnce streetA Admittance Is cents Season tokst
THE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 BROADWAY,
between Spring and Prince and the only
this country consists Of great number Of life size Figures
Of Chinese Of all hundred Chinese Paintings
Apartneptsn Houses Stores and Vessels Models Of Page
das Temples and Bridges Specimens Of Chinese Manufas
lures their Agricultural and Mechanical Implements In
TIL 10 Pm. daily. Admttanoe Is cents children under II
half price,
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UNITED SrATRs DEPosTEs.
Assistant Treasurer, Boston. .$95S661 As
Assistant Treasurer New York. i, ,255,495 -
Assistant Treasurer Philadelphia. 446,0i4 90
Treasurer United States Warrington. 1S2,03l AZ
Assistant Trea surer Charleston. 144,64O SO
Assistant Treas surer New Orleans 117o,52i 81
Assistant Treasurer st. Louis. 222,l40 SO
Depositary at Buffalo. o................. SS71 %
Depository at Baltimore. ............. 1875 50
Depositary at Richmond. ............. 3,39S 40
Depositary At Wilmington N. G. ......... IL "a
Depositary at Savannah. .............. S,543 80
Depositary at Mobile. ................. 4S,26l 80
Depositary at Nashville. ............. 8,691 04
Depository ut Cincinnati. ........... 1896 II
Depository at Pittsburgh ......... 443 SO
Depositary at Norfolk. ................. $50 90
Depositary at Little Rock, Ark. ........ 6,0l0 SO
Depository at Jeffersonville In. .... 227 300 81
Depositary at Chicago. ................ 1924 10
Depositary at Detroit. t................ 3,547 08
Mint OF the United States Philadelphia. 82l lis 80
Branch mint Of the United States Charlotte $4,000 90
Branch mint Of the u. States Dahlonega. 20 $50 90
Branch mint of the u States New Orleans, T942l 06
$576O0l5 OF
Deduct suspense account. .........,. 1868 IL
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INHE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINR ARTs-rIw
SPORTING.


HARLEM PARK 1ROTTING COURSB.-A PURSE OF
S25 will be given, to come of on WEDNESDAY June
6th free for all trottng horses that $50
Mile heats best three in FIVE, harness. Canadian Squirrel
will be allowed to rot Entries close Green Mad
den g. on Tuesday. June 9Th W. FONNER Proprietor
VUNO THE SPORTING PUBLIC.-FOR SALE, THE WE'LL
known fast trotting Mares Lady sutton and Gam
bridge Girl They will both be sold sale
sequence tho death their owner
Of his estate For terms further particulars
apply to EZRA WHITE 40 Bewery New York.
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Hart "A Maiden Lane, consisting Of Halls celebrated
Csrbnes California and other Rifles double single bar sl
Duck and Fowling Guns barrel Revolver Pocket Raes
and full assortment Of Pistols adapted every trade.
Law -~~--~ N---N' ~"~ ~
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Dr. Kengers Lnimon failed prevent cure where has
been used In time in darrh"a bilious ohoc &o: together
with all Of pains cus and bruises No family
should be without it, Sold st 2 and 81 cents 2S Pearl
street. and at 464 Broadway door above Grand street,
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participated in the dedication Of the HALL those
who wish time the selection of
new Carpet Rug beautiful Oil Cloth Window Shades
will visit the Of the
tabshment in tho United States No. 80 Bowery HIRAy
ANDERSONS, where they will fully realise their expeoa
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Rocky Mountain Beaver Hats, Silver Fur.
For him the beavers toll, improve shsir stock.
Furs change to hats beneath the hand Of Knox.
KNOX, hatter lbs Fulton street, has created wonderful
with his Rocky Mountain Silver Beavers for
People view them, buy them and them with
Irido.
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SolOo,vfv w
The accumulations not very rapid at this mo-
ment. The Mexican indemnity will soon be paid of,
which will reduce the deposites largely and tho ord-
nary expenditures of tho government after that tho
payment of interest, &C., will keep the amount down
to reasonable sum.
The mortgages Of the New Hopc Delaware bridge
have taken possession In consequence of the compa-
ny having failed to pay tho interest their mortgages
Since the stoppage Of tho company's banking opera
tons, year ago last December, scarcely any money
has been received for toll but their notes. which
were not bankabe with the mortgages The mort
cages, with the interest due, amount to nearly $0
O00 and held by John Holcombe, Elisha Holcombe,
and Richard Holcombe of Hunterdon county.
The quantity of -four, wheat and barley left at
tide water during the fourth week in May the years
lb4S and lS49, was as follows =
1910 Flour 5t!'. wheat bn. Corn. bn. BarIegt.
is1S. .:.'.iiS5cs iG;si S 7s'Sss 2tsSI % & s575
becTease. <<,ozi So3cz Inc lO9.W4 Oo0 Iool
The aggregate quantity Of the articles left at
tide water from the copmenoement Of navigation to
the 3lst May inclusive, was ~ follows: =
Flour, bbls. Wheat. bu Corn bu. Barley bs.
1919. ....ai.,ao l73,za 7ls7s 0o2d7
Increase. 80. 1882 1908 57s0s5 S202l
By reducing the wheat to -four, the quantity of the
latter left at tide water this year compared with the
corresponding period Of last year. shows increase Of
5l ,3l2 barrels of -four
The following table shows tho quantity Of sene of
the principal articles OF produce at tide water from
the commencement OF navigation to the 3lst Of NAV
inclusive during the years lSI7 48 and 40 the canal
In those years having been opened tho lst day Of
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ADVERTlSRMRNTS RENBWBD EVERY OAY.
SALES BY AUCTION.


SALES BY AUCTION.
A UCTioN E0TICE-wATCHEs. JRWRLRY, DRY
IA Goods &cThis day, ut l0 o'clock in tho sales
No II Spruce street extensive Millinery Stock vau
usbe Dry Goods Clothing pledged articles Jcwelry Cst
ley Plated Ware At IL O'clock invoice Of superior
THos BELL. Auctioneor.
ID Crockery China Glass and Earenware, large assort
sales room to-morrow, WEDNESDAY, June eth, AZ ten
o'clock consisting OF several hundred lots of fswerod blue
light bne printed white granite and dipped China Wares
Tumer Decanter and all kinds Of Glassware Tea Trays
Knives and Forks Watches and fancy articles &o in lots
10 suit purchascrs.
W. BROWN, AUCTIoNEER.-NILLINERY ARTI-
o'clock, At No 90 Canal street. j. Brown will sell at
auction above large assortment of ladies' k shrred
and straw bonnets Eo the property Of Mrs Wilson, who
declining bus mesa.
th street. between 4th and Lexington belong
ing TO family leaving the city which postponed sone
days since of the rain, will take place. without
reference to the weather on Tuesday morning
June 6th at 10 O'Clock.
VIM DUMoNT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NAN
w sion House, Furniture and Wnes-Dumont Hosack
will sell auction Wedns day June 9th 10 O'Clock,
tho following days until the whole is sold all the Furniture
;.Ss sSd ashosany ws
Estension Dining other Tables; sofas Chairs Pianos
Pier and other Hooking CLASSES Window Curtains green
and gold Turkey red, &ct; elegant Msntel .ad Once
Beds Bedding Sheets Pillowcas,s Napkins Table cloths
Crockery Glass ke Also extcnsiS assortment OF
Kitchen Furniture with which the sale will comm. AL
Rhine Wines N.BCataogues day previous SALE ~
th. Office Of the auctsneers No. II Wall street. the
The Wines will be sold Tuesday June IL IL clocE at
the Mansion House. No other wines admitted.
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Naro Chahce.-A Young AmerICan Girl
wisl es situation as Amanuensis te lady or GENTLE
NO objection TO taxing charge Of Of books ngle ent
Best OF reference given Address Edith NJ Herald efoe
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HOTELS, SO.

MORT HAMILTON HOUSE.-THIS SPLENDID HOTEL
has just teen opened FOR the Great
have been made for tie accommodation Of bcades
Gentlemen wishing to for themselves ami
lies would do we'll to call at aud select them
house 4, fast filing up. II. d CLAPP, Proprietor
DROApwAY UOTBI~-sTRANGRRs VISITING THE
ID city particularly directed to this truly pleasant
and healthy located hce being opposite the Park snd fosn
mediate vicinity Of all the places Of business
affords visiting the city advAn tasos than per-
baps my other hotel among Call and sce
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Of his former GLASS and othor Mr. Fowler has consented
give another course of Practical instructions Pkren
at his rooms I'D and l3l Nassau street. commencing 5th
inst
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PUBLICATIONS.

7 o. OF o. +. GAZETTE or THR UNION AND GOLD
Rue.-Ths pubcA lon Of the official paper Of the
Order will be made Wednesday (to-morrow) and will
contain tho elaborate and graphic account OF the
esssion illustrated by magnificent engraving repre.onsise
the most brilliant parts Of the Price cents III
Gazette and Rule published every Saturday at
and should DO taken by all who have tho least ntsrss
in the of tho Order Terms clubs copies fer
$40; and ton copies for SIS in advance.
CHAMPION CLARK, Publishers, "A Ann 81.
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The PIumbe Gallery IL the most interest
ing place of kind the United States Those
desire the perfection Of this beautiful
fail examine the forts of the Oldest artist in this line
in Amar
The New York herald., 1849-06-05

Jenes of IA Ann street. selling the suporb Boots
Shoesand Caters ut prices which q mser would
not c at is spreading through the city with
rapdity Go and see il II o story is true.