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vsion organs and invigomtng the emf yStem Mo
in FITS, or AMP, PARNLiS 5 and PALSY, DiSPhP.
81 or INDIGESTION RIEUM NTIS,l, ACUTE and
rHHONlC, GOUT, ErltEPSY IUNBGO, DEAF.
Ness NERVOUS TREMuHs, PNrITA1ION IF
THE HEART, APOrLEXi, NtURNGlh PAINS
IN the SID and Gu EST LIVER C0MPL AINT SPINAL
CONPl. INIT, and CURVATURE If the SPINE. HIP
COMPLAINT, Disc ASES Of the KlDNEhS $, DEFL
rlEN,N Of NERVOUS AMI PHYSICAL EN- GY,
and all NERVOUS DISEASES, which complaints arise
Ilnm simple caneo -namely,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-18
Far better than SJrSaDariIla,"

w III confederation Of tile above the annexed
co nmuniCatluns, as
COnci4sIre TeStimOHy anil Proof Positirf.
FRDL THE GRAEr NHEEG COMPANY.
SIR: -fUI ar awar tht u til org Ut the Graef.
berg mptny, must have iiu NY ait, uth. CALI tui The
hihi 'rOnS AtdclneS lrrStntd IL li pulC llr nHge.
I'VE watched with mucI interest iulruUhtt h Of the
Cdhrhaagnt int" III ruuHiIl by l,ust; and am iI,e
III ~ iIh ~ MED cine Il nds drrTtuly hl A. YOUR
Nlrtct OF th1t nv'lnHhl' PLAN. my own tunil, |
nave seen us eAtIa0dtnj ~ ttaty, plants Nhi re
qhre the prompt aud thorough pur tcHtn Il the ha d.
deem Your tANCHAlA"lA FAE Why FAR FHkIrR TO
>NY AND ALL THE SAEsAPAtILI me DAt. AND WI II
THEM ALL | AN WE'LL ACQDAINTEh
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-18
10000 Persons

tclug all ages classea anil conditi 'n amo"g Which
aerr Large numher # dir>. hpate peculiarly subject
- Nervous tumpaGts. have hern
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when all hope of relief had been given up, and every
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-04-18

-UWO YGls. aeW Patterns,
Ne LAINs, PRINTS, cINGiIAMS, CAMEALE0Ns,
J &c. &C., just received Ut sToRRS d LANGDuN.
March G. l0gE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-02
Our Mar, iend correspon,,,r,..
BALTIMORE, Nay p, 1880.
The Gvtcypofovial Co,sr,nfiss,--1ds p.lifics of

BALTIMoEE, May 3. 1870.
The Gvtonatoriai Conr,nfion-7hs Poliiics OF
Maryland Noeessity of fReforpr---Afforney Gene
val Joknson-Left,yics, &c.
Baltimore has lately been the scene Of ono con-
vention, and will shortly BE- that OF another On
the ed met, the democrats nominated their candi-
date for orGoveTnor-Enoch L. Lowe, Esq., of Frede-
rick county-and on the 9th of June next, the VIII gs
will nominate theirs. Who he will be, IL is Of
course. impossible now to say. Many gentlemen
are spoken Of, and is just as good as another
for. in this state, pretty generally, every man sucks
TO his party. Among politicians, therefore, the
great point 10 be gained by the sspirants after oce
~ The nominaiiOn-then half The battle IL won.
All tire candidate has got TO do i. to rouse his par.
" and convince the people that the country i in
danger unlcee he IN elected For some years past,
has been the custom for the luhefnhiorial cnnbi-
duies 70 canvass The state and make stump speech
es hr Lowe Is q hrtt rate orator Of this kind, and
from that cause, more than any Other u IL sup.
posed hc will be- elected.
10 Mary land the great tesi question 10 reform,
end the Democratic party having migrated it IN
iheir creed 10 ga early day, BY u succeed in elect
inc their governors. The ruth " the matter l.,
that The great body of the people s Va favor "a re-
ion OF the constitution o. Mary lsnd and II j. only
the tauh of the leaders ol the two great POLITICAL
parties, That there is question this point Very
lstely vote unders law Tor that purpose was taken
throughout the State, whether convani lnE 10 re.
form the constitution should bc held. and 6ut one
county out 90 the twenty in the state, declared
itecli by vote against the holding of such conven.
ton, ly majority Of about eigi,. votes.
Never was reform more nseded anywhere than
ID Nnrlyend. What DO you think of the Office of
County Clerk, in the city Of Baltimore, being worth
$1,000 or more, and ih.t Office being the ei Of
one man, the Governor The patronage OF our
Governors "a greater han that of any other IN the
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Our New Orle ans Correspondence.
Npx Ostr.vs Nav Iesn

NE~ ORLxArs, May "a 1880.
.areiiing he Ness om Cu6sfnteipased 4rrsn sen<nts
for .anelher Errsd'tior-Th1s is nothing lake Hope.
On my return to this city from Matches, wheroI
spent several days very pleasantly, gain found tho
bar filled with gentlemen from the country,
conv,rsins. not about overland tip California,
the q couple Of weeks since, but freely,
about tho probable Cuban adcrs and
the tardness OF the leaders In not furnishing trans
portation enable them join In the sport The
rival Of the Falcon Ia looked for with great anxiety
she will probably bring important news She Is
now forty eight hours behind her trne.
The schooner Fanny, which was ehartsrcd BY the
Spanish Consul to carry tho news TO Havana Of the
sailing Of tho expedition, has returned Letters
Spanish houses by her repor the Invaders block
Odd by the spanish fleet on an Island OF the coast OF
Yucatan. II the Falcon confirms this intelligence,
you safely set down the expedition done up for
the present win Commander Tstpau permit thc
Spanish authorities TO fake American citizens prison
.r whilst lying to- to water and repair their vessels
sailing under the American flag, and that too On
Mexican island upon the direct route TO Chagres,
the port for which these vessels have all cleared As
vet no act has beOp cOmDittej BY them; all 10
mere conjteture as to what were ine.r intsntion.
law and the passengers were all provided With tick
for Chsgrrs and until h-stic Communication to-
ward a foreign power has been made By them they
must be regarded American citizens snd entitled TO
\ the protection If this government Old Zack viii,
hope send Instructions TO our squadron IN the hui 10
take the Boys under their special charge furnish them
ae convoy either to th, ostensiole port OF dcstiua
! tOn-thagrrs-or back 10 New orleans, rcau th"n n
lrrson they about assisting the Cuban patriots
againt their Opprcsscrs and tell them not 70 sin again
until his takes his scat In the White House
/ at Wssbirgton.
und.rtsnd that there ars In this city
ready to ltsye for Cnba about fifteen hundred emi-
grants, ell we'll ermed, and about five thousand more
! regularly enrolled between this city and Memphis.
The ball h,s commenced rolling. and 1t will stop
until Cuhs y ours The present expedition may end
In def at but another. On grand scale viii be gotten
up that neither Spain their ally the government
at W darlington, can put down. have never sncn as
much enthusiasm upon tiny subject "a IA now exhibited
by the entire South in favor Of this movement. The
tide Of popular opinion Is in favor Of It, aud admin
istrson can bo sustained BY the people Who are op
/ posed TO it. TRANSIT.
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Board OF Supervisors.

NAV 1.-In the absc ~ the Mayor tho sunssvo
sor Of tbs Twelfth ward VIVA called on To preside.
bill Of esy 4s for persons employed at the late EQ
In W assr street, aTdsred 10 be psid.
Salary Of the Clerk 81 General Ssssians In eonsos
queRce Of the increased duties Of the Clerk oc Geners
Sessions who, vita his othor Offices has had fbr
tins pat TO perform the duties o Clerk of tho OourA s
oyer and Termincr, II resolved upon TIM
usndation OF tn Committee Criminal Courts tha1
his salary he increased from 100 to s2e9o
Vie year lss th. Clerk Of Court ot Sessions va
fee omccr. wrth four i've thousAna dollars per an
mum; tho Lsrislaturs, In that year directed thA -
fs collected aud reoeiv by him should be paid ips
the city treasury and that lac Shosii nsu
Thereof an annual sAAy NOT exceeding 81 0oo nos iras
than $3.50 per snnuu. The salary then q x~d =
$4,000 and continued at that until about 1879 In
lS2p the population OF THE sy about i2i0esa u n
nov neatly 500 showing that the populssscr has
qosdrurled between the years 1890 and 1850 amt
hesestay eon.sIusEce. crime and business of tas
criminal courts vastly incrs ssrd The report wsaI
On 10 show that ths number of sessions now held far
sxcceds those held In former years Tho reso,uusu
wa adopted without dvision.
The report of the Committee on Annual Taxes ~
applications for relief from excessive taxatin vAs rs
eeiN ed AMI adopted
dscusson arose, upon n motion fog cquslisinc the
saarcs ~ she ward to thu amount OF work
they have done The Supervisor Of thu Sixth ward
opposing a. said that property amounting to m-
lion, four hundred Thousand dollars more had be.D
sstered than on prescus years which shows thatths
duti.t had been not iprnlcipntly performed This
port of the comEtss advised the reduction of the sa-
laries 81 sseessors $50 each and alter several
nents biue nfgatved the report adopted by thr-
teen vote. to Eve.
cSvonsys B,u.--The communication and report wore
ordered 10 lay upon the table
After some other bp..ness, the board adjourned
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and no tried to prove 20 the esrsged director that IL
the soap was weighed and tho segars caiod by the
name OF Anna he would realize handsome profit from
them To quiet NJ r. Bochsa and reconcile him these
vsndibles the money-takcrs gave glowing descrip-
ton Of the musical taste OF family who, to hear the
great prima donna aud wonderful harpst. did not he
state 10 part with of the most celebrated fighting
cocks Of the town for six rradin tickets Mr Bochss
in acknowledgements Ia Mreane OF this little bit OF
fattery paid the money tskers salary of the night
with four pieces OF and packet Of segsrs and had
the cock cooked for supper.
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THr Tvrfa- Tuovatrs ~ Mf--,ssori Our town
vss iarilsd from lie proprlety Nednesiay. BY the
srbt funnrg through streets oi small d-,ash-
merta of Dhtotsh suisiers boorging 20 Little Cr0v
band arnaec and equipped AZ the lao direots" ana
hsesing up the river Upon Inquiry, We sound tsst
tn.ir fellow cltfzeus had been Killed sol ssaPet
that morning IN the Vicinity ~ M-nd0is By SOMA
csfus Cbipsewa cr ca ppswas who had vsntur-i i,ts
the heart VI their country sud within sight
tho country between here and the for< and about
riacs utfsr their ccrrade slain. but their hunt
waa unsuccessfui They returned IN the evening With
the dsad boay Of the murdered Indlsu IL i-rums~~d
that the Chirpewrs out In force, 70 uyengs the
recent slaughter Appls Eiver Oring g. this zee
Govsruor has granted parole % the thirteen ae~x
recently eonnnrd In fort Smelling fr psr;icipss Nag N
thet trarsaetcn. that they may prnttct ther hop-s
ard ferilie-. Tsey pledge Themselves nOs e. enre<s
w sry aggressive uArfare Things losk thsnxh
our I'D brrthren we're going 10 have hot times Nns
svnme - 81. Psvi (hinrl CATVsscse, M~v IL, lisa.
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THs LarE TIrE ~ cH.NLrsrs-, s. C-rhe Chaplesso,
Msroy cxtrs) of the 2sth uli gives tho fllowinS e
insie on The osses hy The tre In that city thaA
day:-On payne street-No D. Townsend, Arnola q
Co. Dry Goods Insured !. Life aud Trust Co of this
city sor $500 on the building which IL total t,sa
end $1,000 on stcek A large amount Insured in N.u
York stock, which T. fully covered. No . D. w.
Fl'minr Co. Roots aud Shoes Stock valued Al
sl5Coo Los. s5.ooo fury covered by Insuranr. No
Wiley Banks Co Dry goods stock valued siio.-
OOO about tLree-fou - which was saved InsurA
Tor ss5tc0 in Northern o-ce. 40 T. Harrsli tfsr- 4
Co, ssddlery large pUrson Of their stock inj nrsa
or cssiroyed by wafer snd removal Insured $4,000 in
the Equitable nd S. 600 VA the Howard Now York anf
tsUo IN the Hartford. 5000 in the Proteetoa, snd
$500 In the Ains. Hartford, Conn the stock aud
81 tto on the nNturvs in tn. Augusta Co. which viu
fully cover their loss No. Kelsey Dess Dry
Gooas stock valued st $4,000. n large portion Of
Which vas destroyed fuly Insured In Northarn or
No % y y. Tanning X Co, Hate Stock valued
a. st5 coo which totally DESTROYED Fully Insured
No. Giliilard Howell. Dry Geois Abcat os-. half
Of therttcct drftroysd which isfuly covered By In
sursree. VIA siopo In Il ma aud $1,000 In Pre;sc-
psuy; 5000 In South Carolina Cnmpanv, .pd
$4,000 Va Lfs and Trust Company % this city No
Ccurisnny aud I'nnsnt-Iiardssre Value %
stock so no. large portion n shch saved In
sursnce for 30 o0, equally between south Csrolina
aud i'is snd fru', q the Augusta Company No. 0.
Hyatt MoBurpeyS co.-pfy Good'. stock Sio.Ovo.
Loss etimAted Al sibOo Pniiy corered b. n-uraac-
No. 10. nrst nosr } Bsach-Books Loss shcut-
81 40 snd the uppsr stories ~ @ WaJrons ices
Harrai Go Drug store Loss estimated at so 200
which l. fully covered by insurance about hall -
which IN Noithern ofcee On MARKET strect-Rrnn
the stofe of Mcssrf Townsend. Arnold 4 Co. which
the corner Of Meeting and Iiaync streets the
hre communicated southsardiy 10 the large grocery,
corner Of Mstket street occupied by W. Grant,
wbick with considerable portion ~ its contents. v~s
also dtftfoysdi were hl.o slx three story brick
trnsmeuts occupied by largs number of smiliss 90
hufkt strnt TO tbe eastward or is The furniture of
most q The occupants was safely remored TIE
thaIlfstcD Hotel was insured for $50 90 hsd
ins which Wa probably O. the extent of 81 SDo
ana Mr Nircr tho occupant. Va. insured s,D 600 o.,
bic fuf ntufc considcrabls portion Of which vss de-
tru! od ~ injured The i've stores on Hayn- street.
Nos . and I0-b.longrd 20 thc city Land Gem
rsny nnd we're Insured tor sc GEO each. In the s-atb
carolina lssurenc, Company u this city and afss
totA lose The seven bunaiugs on Market street were
nso owned hy the city Lana Companv and we're i.-
sur In the south Carolina Compan for 5000 ssoh.
and msy he considered q total loss
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EutrorrAL ABRAHAM aGeay occurred yesterday AZ
icrnoOn between Mr.. Thcs. ~ Cooke and Mr.. W. W.
Iavis Of the editors of the Disfrcf Wig in which
tho l,trr ahot the former twice with revolver The
.arsc vt the difficulty In the fret instance cd
ioriai reference 90 Mr. Cooke which appeared In tho
Ubig short time back. We lesrn thst the aft.ek
wa commenced BY Mr.. o. who would Va nll probability
hsve been killed had not the first four barrels OF Mr.
Davis pistol missed hre. As W g. the wounds which
are IN the fp and shoulder are considered sefoss
Dir D. imme distely cane over to this city-NosJsh
Beacon, Nay 81.
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Court OF Common Pleas.

GENERAL. TERM.
Before uages Ingraham aud Woodruff.
JrNr 1-Drcs,oSs.-Dlri is.ner Patrick Busvi1s
alignment affirmed, with costs
Samuel ID. Cos'msn y. Henry Coris0n.-Judgmeut n.
versed as to IS s5 and shrmsl for the residue WITH
out costs to either party.
Joseph Bishoe and Jeremiah Ssmorscn ais Gsva -
Hasbyouck.-Appeal dismissed. and order OF Judgs .
Chambers afigmed with $40 costa
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Josrrn G. q. Krsurpv. Esq. Of Peupsyivani.. has
been appointed Superintendent of the Census under
m. act Of May ~. 1880 Mr.. Kennedy has hthorts
oasted SECRETARY Of the Census Board created By
an Of the last Congress- TO adept preliminary
surps the seventh which the recent sct kss
Id Goal provision fer. .--Hs. Lrfs ysss L 1850.
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. r-r-e-snted w tho
/, fris-ess nSsher


Hamburger, Bremen, ard Lubbock. ere repre-
srnied by their hYTgsru.a- and syndics-DDs-
tors Banks, Smidt, and Elder. OF the above 2l
princely houses, all chiefs arr personally present,
excepting Desse Dznn-tsdf, Nassau, and Bern
burg, indisposed; Strrlitz and Wall@ck the fret
represented by the Hereditary Grand Duke, consori
OF her Royal Ilielness the Princess Augusta Of
CsmhridEe, and the other by The Princess mother
and Regent COethen, M abaye s,id, IA merged in
flie male line, and administered by Dresau. Thus,
OF the % princess summoned. - have answered to
the uppesl although only II personally present.
u may not be irrejryant to remark, that the -
SILL 900 souls, which. added 10 l6.I70.0o0 prus-
.aps gives total of 2, .3si 600. The population
efthe ncn-adheIinr States amounts to %. .atl.J 500.
The following y the let of Ministers or Plenipo-
isntiaries IN euendlnce the priuces who com
poee the conference, The part Of their respective
roNclell-na nnvernrnnie
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The Pennsylvania Convention.
ATTEMPT TO DRIBR DELEGATES.

ATTEMPT TO BKIBE DBisEUATh5
WnLIAusroRr, Pa, May 81.
The greatest excitement created last evening BY
the discovery Of suspected" attempt tho part Of
two politicians to brbe two delegates the State Con-
vention to vote for Iiubley for Canal Commissioner
II led to the appointment of q committee, which re-
ported this morning, declaring the delegates innocent
not being dis posed TO bo brbed and the who
not delegates ae censurablc although they make
affidavit that the money hundred aDd eighty dol
larswas borrowed from them, the alisgston that
the delegates were short.
The report and resolutions we're sdspted, after On
exciting debate.
On the Goth ballot, W. T. Morrison, Of Montgomery
was nominated Canal Commissioners.
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= = =
Affairs In Germany.

The following lis Of princes and chiefs OF gov.
eminent. summon-d TO the Congress, now (May
II, 1907 assembled at Berlin, may be interesting
as a record -
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Fire and LOSs OF Life.

Nav ORLkASs, Msy "a, 1880.
FIRE broke out in a clothing store situAted In the
Triangle and before I. coudsbs subdued 1t consumed
three houses, and burned woman aud two children to
DEATH
Death OF John Newland MaAzt.
MosrLE. May Is, 1850
The Rev. John n Msfit, we'll kn@wn In New York
and vicinity died here suddenly to-day. The Of
bis death Is un lown.
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Navigation, &c.

CIScIy,arI. June l, 1860.
The Ohio river at this point s very low the weather
s cool and dry and the health OF the city unusually
good
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TELEGRAPHIC rsrELLIGESCE.

Three Days Later from Cuba.
cHNFuEGos AND TRINIDAD REPORTED TO BE IN rxR
HANDS oP TIIR INvADERs-GREAr BxcrrxxErT AT
HAVANA, ETC.
CsARLnsroS, May 30, 1850.
The Courier, Of this city hss been informed by Capt
Keen OF the brig Argus, i've days from, Havana tha,
there great excitement at that place when left
In consequence of . report that an expedition had
landed the south side of the island t. tho number
Of several thousand and had taken Oien
fuegos and Trinidad
Every soldier had left Havana In pursuit Of the In
vaders leaving tho projections Of the city to the militia
ANOTHER STORY.
Nrw OsLsAys, May %, 1850.
No further news sf the Cuban expedition has, yet
been received 1t is generally supposed however to
have been complete failure. Gen Lopez is looked for
here, tomorrow.
Affairs in Washington.
OUR SPECIAL TEIEG RAruIc DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, June 1, 1859
There bas been a rumor that Mr. Clayton Is about
to resign. II Is incorrect He will stick to the cabi-
net Its present situation would not permit him to
leave.
A treasury warrant wac issued yesterday afternoon
to l.. Davidson, for S66600o, under the treaty with
Mexico.
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$;::::: :s:: ::;,s s::;,; ~
For freight or passage !ssiieeiiy;;s
JTNTED STATES NAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN Nzw
York aud LverPooi-rhe ships composing this line
415fc s.s.. ess. s' sGFG AHS Captain
every IN sScir
and s,0 IN ,ssr engines TO ensure srsnsh a.d
s3Sssd rrs s T sss1nGs q esn. r. Of from Ne.
.sSs @ ssps.sess win 70 .,s;sAsi
Eb&rD x. COLLINS. "a South street,
or, to BROWN. sBIPLEY q co, Liverpool.
The Aasnto viii leave Liverpool May y, 1880
haaasle hii,as Ss'y:'ggst jan:
Pacific NsssFggsSl.: Ncs gcrl.- =. 5ay JAZZ e
Atlantic kMysrypo@.a~.. live ySIyy ysIy q .
The Of these ships viii accountable gold
s'sss' ss a. i
of, therein e,I,resesd.
Foe srAT.s NAIL srnAM
of Canal No berth secured TN paid for For
Or pssssse having unequslsd Gstons for elegance
tpwD. K. COLLINS. "a sorsh street.
LINZ 70 yA
aSs new sad elegant double engine s,ssmshir GEORGIA,
a. .Sers With Ii. s.: Tor M wsss faas:
sas s raesS saar are s~ ssy orleans psn 'sI c
.na fer .hrs.h Tickets. =, San pr.n.so To s.oush
ssr SssTsassa An q
New Orleans ra.f.Tr.s HavasA . u:
fse@ 'iifs Havana sns diresst % Ne. orissns 'N
Rates OF passage fr,m New rork " chA<res'- .,o.
state koon botsn.. ...*AW
Stserase ae'--foand bed and separate tssl.. 20
Rates Of passage from PsnsuA to San FrHnoisoos-..
sseeSsss ssr,S~fcs.i bed and .,pars;. table: 100
Hssss s.s,s . R."m ssr.hs. so Us
ss.Sass Ssrih. forward e:ia,. s g
Frsght age. VIII te ,as-n Al 20 cent, cubic foot
SaT before sailing For freight p:s.sss ,rp,y 70
EoR SACRAMENTO cIrY.rIssr yEssEL-ro SAIL.
Ia BfLIA g ball LOAD Loading y q =
''' freight and passage 'i 's' b'ISSSSs ERR
DAssAaE rxoM PANAMA 70 SAN FRANCISCO.
su.S = sox SC en- shs .ss T. ss
n y The n.T ss As. SSss sass:ns :.
~s'ss '''' wv ~ vURNaS. ~ South street.
srs' assns splendid '.sn~snp LAP NJ "a
sTorts Rivcr on Tbursday Jass sth o'clock
ger. vi. r.ss s'r s'ss.is ~ n.sS fsf
sAS~s' '''"~ 81 and Is Sou III .trs...
TyOR SAN FRANCIscO cALIToRNI,.-f1iR BEAU
can receive few nois srss and sseoad
% is spP,.s ss @ w rss sp Front
The Hs'6ce cArries . skiiful physician
OSn srnEM.cs rhssz sk.r M rSs AZ X:
Shns 18th June for sas Apply Al io1 Broad street
VUVuE STEAMSHIP MARcARAT is NOW LYING AT
Jersey City III not cold within few days. she will
furn 70 Halifax her TO englaud
g. cUSARD Jr. - broadway.
TroR sALE-BkITIsH srEAhsuIP MAeGaReT. is
n expected 20 arrive In rsw York on Monday the Tth
NAY Halifax and viii remain In few days when
sold abe will he sent n England She shout5' ,or1
hvrhen egne Of 1f0 horse eaoh boilers last
autumn: i7t Zee. heel feet BEAM web found In sails rig
rrK furnished with beds bedding PLATE croekery
sass Ec. tor full complement Of passengers Sae re-
vessel eony-te order and ready to be
sent 10 -ea Arplv =, CrSARD Jr. - BrcsAwav
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and Pnvy Councillor Of justice, act. as proto,
colnt.
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8kalPRiNas

LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-A
~ ting Of the Of the United Mail
teamshp Company will he held the MerchArts
Bank in the oity Of New York saturday. June is
2f M for the purpose of seetng Directors Of the
d Company and ~ transact such other business may
GEORGE LAW
JAMES VAN NOsfRAND,t
New YORK; May ~.
vvNBE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN r. N.
ships Now York and Liverpool and be-
tween Bosto and Liverpool calling Halifax land and
receive IN sils and passengers
Europa. :. :. from New York. Wednesday, June g.
sia Boston Juno
Ap.er;ca..... New York.
CanAda..... BOSTON. 6,
Csmbria... New York g.. July g.
For freight or passage. apply TO
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