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Paper Ilangiugs.
BANK OF ipGLINEY.

TINE >t.cahp'der. ~ s,.5 E.nk ate r.!.f.
u itns, thc annual c'ecticr - Vrerl.'s
s.ii ,Ast pare 81 ~. Bsukipr iu>' ia Wes'
Poultrt7, On ~ "A fue'asv a M tary r~It
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THomrsoNs ARITuanrlcs,

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~. ayus l,sIi "a, h~'sT. uir
bro. lfoaiy .ocLs al sPrnoefs store
may /. found an aAfie st BROWN AND
BLACK lDHAIi " wh rifd g IT cs0a~
sirally I'D r~s9ut,si'y eradicate "a rrss
il. -, - iss. o. org thtj coisg t'st..- -
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HOUSE roR SALE

TIVE Dsrillns 'iouse ani in, pccur,rt
u 1, pas, tao YEAR y william CD
bert Irrms ut psrueHt easy Applt t.
GEORGE W STRONG
Ku,lsb3, Dec q isfO 30
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Asntr,s,r R.tiAn,.--Ih.. 90

Asntxlcr Rstlsoas This road
. nos completed, aud passengers
leaving Burlington ASA. u. ~ iae
Ralsnd s.a Buriing,on Railroad,
dine at Bellows Falls, and I,roct edins
thence By II. .rains Of the Cheshire
and Ashnelos Railroad, Via kccne,
Springfield Asd New Hs,en. asr;ve
at New Yest 4 80, p. N, Thropsh
10 10 hsu-ps
], il stated tia. passengers from
MONTPELIER can reach New York TIC
same dAy. in NJ ofav ,esy than BIZ
Durlingtoa, snl ,ha. this NIL be found
the m,-, expeditions All mos, com
Portable route 10 New York Cits from
all parts Of Vernon. and Wes;er u
Hampshire. - Vermont Patriot.
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., fs,s e.is tegcr aud sr~eo Ss!s'ag sI''s
sit,,s. Buskias, trs,fr and FoiGt tS'i'- Ind
~ ,dsens sko-r, tSSvtiSsr w'ts yaoA a.
ssnssess. 6 i.an,.. Sad ssniist9eat iHs,a
RcUos OisI rkues, at "a ~
o l. KoBGss
xcv. II so
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The Markets.

BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET, Dec. n
At Market 100 Beef Cattle 80 Stores, Z
pairs Working Oxen, 90 Cows and Calves
5000 Sheep and Lambs. and 80 SWINE.
PKiers-B e,f CaH't--EItra Sc M; Is,
qnaiiiy s. 10 ID do So CO. Sd DO 81 jC
afor rs Y.d.ings-SjUi ~
Txo Years Oid--St5 a ~.
Tine Years Oid-Si -.
Hor.ing OIsn-SeJ, 90 100
Lo,ns snd CARES $40. -, -, -, 81 30
Sheep and LamLs ! 7b, 200, 10 5 ~
SR.ne--4 q nc. retail D a &c.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET
UFCEMBEit II.
At Msrkei sg2 CATH -aAa4; 600 B""v"i
and %lt S;-,.s, oonsslIng 81 Working OxcT
Cows and Calves, Headings aud 5 year'
Old
P,Iers -.g0rt.i Bc,f-E,,ra, $500 p
cvt 'st quality, s. 20 I'd do $3.50, Sd Dc
Sirn
!ur,iise CaR'. No sales.
Jjsats--S5 90 per ew,. !a|io'o - N
S-onrs- bor.if~ Or,n-- 500. = h3 10
Co,rS aud Ca!ets-S20, ~, - 30
ltSritaeS--SU -ai6-
y,eo IoayS old SO, r. %,
Ihrse irafs ODDS. !. -.
Stsfa ard Lgabs ;lCQ ., market Es'ra
50 80 4 90 Dos. =, lot, - ID, ~ ~ 81
sutat-22.J. Eelau a 6c
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FtDa .Tea .NeI.eo.-Col. Mccall
has arrived ?; Washington from New
Mexico lie gives very aufavorab,c
atcoun. q ,i.e country, and ia total un-
ainess for state government.
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For Sale.

TIE dwelling house and pfrm,s@. rf 10,
late Nuha,n Hall u. HALL
RauADd, VI Dec. -, $50. 10
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,

UAi est e'~ GefS >srl's'' e'rg''' q AarS'
III - a. hSEei&cIsr,rs prsrt . r0tsisuiiT -
. .at al 70. E.i.sll kspr~tagsl " sieho1ss.
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Cu>>t Mrrio- t.y III rtnfu!
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1000 CORDS OF WOOD WANTED
u.NDR the Ru,lsud a Ns.hmgtoH R-,,rl
= Company, apply 10
10 GEORGE w STRONG
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lRO%, Sieel, Nails and Sleigh Shoes, for
SAL oy o. l.. ROBBINS
Nov -, Is.JO
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WATERING PLACE.

CHEsTEK OR YELLOW SPRINGS. CHESTER CoUN-
~ y PsnnsyyaniaThis extensive establishment having
been thoroughly hed place OF resort for the
promotion Of health will be opened for the reception OF vs-
we'll as those who nvsds and seek restoration
health, will find the Springs most delightful place Of
journ every facility has besn provided which minis
ter TO and promote comfort.
Particular care has been taken to make the
eompete in all that the treatment Of nvad
by the Hydropatba practice and in this the
cannot lie surpassed medical gentleman, Of high stand
ing, has been engaged to attend.
Application may be made to Mr. Glass; Of the wash
inston House Phsdelphia who has kindly consented 70
Nee the sole proprietsss and manager Chester Springs
Chester county, Pennsylyania.
The about the establishment have been laid cut
and improved with much and nothing has been left
done 20 make tho Springs popular and resort
II EYf0Rf.-WHIlE so MANY PERSONS ARE LOOK
IN ing for Sun Residences would call their aten
ton to the beautiful Village of Keyport Of the
feurthins In the vicinity Of this city and possessing many
tanee OF New YORK.: The market is always supplied with
every vegetable Of the hes. quality we'll other kinds Of
provisions and as for fresh hsh which much desired by
all Who 60 into the country keyport has always been
for furnishing the bet And there place where
bathing be enjoyed with greater advantage aSd less risk
IL is only and half hours ride from New York by the
rev steamboat Clpgarora which commences running
week in place OF the the line and IA be
manded by the gen enany and obligng captain H. Whit
sers that can he found Mr. T. " Arrowsmh We are in
termed that some Boston gentlemen have selected this vii
ae place for extensive oyeratons and have
largely cf real estste which has been put lots proper
sie many Of which have already bee. sold who
intend erecting country residences These gentlemen
or offering some 81 hesc lots at auction, In June
would eA the attention OF those wishing 10 purchase TO
ihis opportunity.
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DIR. CHARLES xUNDEs
WATER CURE EsTABLfsHHEgT,
At NoRrptNpTar, MASS.

y
nRNUNDE RESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS
~ snd the public that he has become the late
Eurscss water Cure Esabishmeat Rensonve two and
half mes from the Northampton Railroad Depot,
hours ride from New York. about Eve from Boston and 1--WE
from Albany situated In Of the pleasant valleys
Of New England surrounded with wood grown hills and
shady walks and abundanty suppied with the rurest,
sofest spd coolest srsntc The sir and healthy
and the cmse mild apd agreeable The and spacious
purpose sueh large pune baths, douehss ssd airy
lodging rooms for about fy PATIENTS separate for either
sex gymnasium &c The doctor heing the earliest now
living disciple Of Pressnig at Crgfenber sns having
on water cure being In sbe hands Of every Europesn
hydrcpth hofes 20 reerosd 70 any reasonable expectations
from the water system. made the part Of those
sufferers who may ecnfde themselves 70 hiu The establish
nest open Fer fsrthsr parueuars please apply W
the Above addrsss-
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HOTELS.

IsTHMuS HOTEIs-CHAGRES, CRUCES, GORGoSA
Il and Psnams-The Irving House, At Chasres, wallace
W. Williams assisted By Hugh Miller. The Panama Rail-
road Hotel at Gorgopa under the management Of A. b. Mil
Ter and j. r. Copgsr. The American Hotel Cruces under
The management Of r. folger and H. Miller. Jr The Uni
ted states Hotel at Panama, under the %
Adrian H. Miller. Merchandise consigned Wallace w will
hems at ChsgIes or Adrian H. KILLER at Panama, viii he
particularly attended to aud transmitted the fshmus
en- the most favorable terms and with the greatest despatch
they having more extensive facilities than any house the
lrirbus. References Panama Railroad Company, New
norh Howard sons dos Chas Morgan. Esd DOT r. y.
Williams Coz do; Geo Law, Esq dol d. d. Howard. Irving
House, doi A Flower Pacific Hotel dol ALbsy Freeman.
DO: John o. Miller ESD Do; iusaey Murray do; Coieman
St.tfon Af'or House. DO: Chns e. Coleman
Troy Miller Harris Walt Nov Orleans; Smith Miller.
dc Abraham ". Coleman Efq Burnett House. Cincinnat
fog.r Cit Saeraments City Hosmcr y. Osborne, ESD
Do Geo Coleman. Esd Do; u. r. FoEer Esq Panama;
CONCRBSs HALL PATERSON, ". J.-THIs sPLEN-
permanent boartsrs.
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AMUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUM'S MUSEUM, PnILADELPHIA-P. T.
- Barrnm Proprietor and Manager; Henry Sanford AS
sstant Manager Tie performances Of the Seguin Opera
Troupe have, during the week, been witnessed
lauded BY hundreds of the hrst families in Phlade
The Manager with pleasure announces that during the
present week they viii appear il the bohemian Girl
&c. Produced with the most snowy full and
class Orchestra ard select Chorus General Tom Thumb
will appear In tie Saloons in tho mornngon the STAGE
his round II characters in the afternoon aided by the Com
pany who will also chaste Farces
Danses &C. Particular attention 10 invited to the s00O
Curosites. Admittance, Is cents Children under ten
years. l21k ceuts,
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pERExrroRY sA1E-Iy oRDkR or WE SUPREME

Court-very valuable Hudson River property at auc-
tion James n. Miller Co. Austioneerp, will sell at the
Merohan,s Exehasgs, w.nssday jana i2,h. 1850
o'clock under direction Philo r. Rugges ESQ., Ree-
valuable property consisting Of the farm and
81 Esq deceased
tanning about eighty In Weschestsr half
mile from and thirteen New II
beautifully situated the bank Of the Hudson along
which the railroad has southern the
x2uytsn Duyvel Creek which inlet from the
Hudson and AFFORDS Of hsb and oysters The land
rises With bold epss ascent to the height Of about s9
feet above the eveof the rvcr where 10 then
plain Of rhish with some Improvement,
and healthy atmosphere a. this elevation and tho charming
,ituation on the river On the elevation the mansion
house. large we'll built two stone house.
magnificent view Of the river and surrounding country
Tie uttuilsnss suitable aud convenient there
good apple orchards besides other fruit The soil 10
productive and under good There SUBJ
stana docks the udson and the creek the
water teng OF sufficient depth for soops and steamboats,
The extensive qures attached to this place; the facility
with whhhe qusrrcd and the city and the
great demsnd for the article render them Of
and increasing income 10 the The part
OF this property presents an admirable Place for railroad
derot snd business purposes aud with ths stone quarres
materially contribute enhance s value On the whole,
the local sdysntsse and unryad situation Of this proper
ny make u an Object for the attention of capitalists
tencn desiring scuEry seat The sale win 30
pCrCmptory to tie highest bidder The will bs made
known ne the time OF sale.
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SPORTING q.

HUNTING PARK COURSE, PHILADELPHIA -0N
Tuesday June 4th match for O00 against time by
splendid double of hpe figure and action from Easton
to trot fifteen miles within the hour to
skeleton To off fair day and good trackf
net The first fair day. e. EASTMAN, Proprietor.
TINION COURSE. l.. IA PURSE OF $50 WILL BE
~ given, 10 come off Monday June 3d. mile heats at
three Ave- in harness. for horses trotted for
Entrees to close at Greene Maadens Saturday evening
Juno !, by o'clock.
sPICER McMANN. Projectors.
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ADVERTIsEHENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PUBLICATIONS.

TIVE HONE OF sHs kSfEARE WILL BE PUB
iished ~ VIZ. Taylor Co, iSl hassau s,fsst, on
,rasd with thirty-ihree enrsYRfs Deser,ssd ~ w
T.rhat F.S.A. author Of CoAnnne ~ hnGaend Nc &c.
rsie copies twenty. cents Wm TAYLOR Co. omee
h.ssrn standard Drama corner ssssaa aaa Spree Ia
mess The Cai@paw, julius CTser, Vicar Of Nskebe" Leap
Year Dtleats Ground, and the Passing Cloud.
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CALIFORNIA.

CREcoRYs CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND PARCEL
Ne Esrress Crescent City, LIST JuneTbc sub
scrbers will forward their next Express by the ssove tesm
saturday at NJ with packages and express freight
in charge OF special messenger with facilities the diff
ferent lines Of for despatchns express freight
merits 70 shipre t his steamer as cannot 1911 20 be per-
feeiy ataetory Goods forwarded by this Express meet
with detention At Panama The delivery ~ parcels snd
packages BY this Express line for all parts Of Csgrna b
attended 70 by the proprietor in person Immediately after
the srvsi % the steamer at San Francisco Parcels re-
eeved up 70 ~ o'clock NJ day Of sailing Packages and
heavy freight should be delivered our day pre-
vious. Terms reasonable. thompson h HITCHCOCK,
Asfnts, lf9 Pearl strtet. corner Of wall.
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PERSONAL..

MIssING.-A YOUNG MAN, A GERMAN, SPEAKING
~ Engsh impsrfeaty isfs his rssdsnee in Rsmssn
brookA Tuesday ths 2s inst and has not since
heard o. He was about years OF feet 8inehes 10
height had dark brown hair cut short low forehead and
1orid complexion. When he lsf home he dressed in
striped wcoen pantaleon Of rather light color check
cd vest buesh Office coat hat and white shirt mark
cd with his initials 80 s. Any information regarding the
above will be thankfully received and literally rewarded by
his anxious brother at Resen st. Brooklyn l63 Front
st., (up stairs New York.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

CTERNE, IN ONE OF HIS ESSAYS, SAYS THAT HIS
~ head is queery shaped that heaven 20 rain
bishops mres Of them would fit it,. We will
ralty however that foot be fonnd between Cape
Florida ard Passamaquoddy which cannot be fitted ele
gnty and at the eheapes rate at JONESS IA Ann street
LNAsE IN WALKING AND COMFORT TO THE FEET.
II The Pannus Corium Leather Cloth Boots and Shoes,
generally in England and France is
20 the American public The advantages Of this material
their pliabilty and the feet They
get crack They resemble the finest
and lear brilliant poshare particularly adapted for
leather. X. GEO. HALL. 233 Broadway.
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AMUSEMENTR.

X. n Z s:'is Ii ss;y Ell e fI J. Ioms n!
S.l:siS.ss; " j. E k.;i q Ssi,:sS,y.
E M sss 1s Y:
fsrs Alssf. puss; wiiiiSald NJ yiasnr walsssS M
S,:S r.: ~
NATIONAL THEATRE. sHArHAM srxnsr.-sAruR-
a.. WITH i';Haf
ss sss ssi 1ssAE
Bssrssissacur Ms: foefss eeaslads With
Mr. snSssy Mr. G. Tsyo a Mrs. pJ JseisoV Mrs
snpgsby Mrs hg.Iy Doors SPtn at IA; to commences ats
"A navana Italian Opera cOmpanyThe director Of the
Havana Italian Opera Company asks leave
tbs xstcr Place Opera House short season and will give
lars ss
Seats secured 81 So The box Office will open on Satur-
wy ''A' '''' y 'N'''' 80 ',-e'' WV GNTo PApEK
CHRIsTYs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HALL, NO. s7a
" broadway, between Grand aud Broomo streets-Non-
A.. sss sss. lana ss:
SsSy fsss sTfs
Until dyrasr notice: AsHisssp 3 cents Doors
on SATURDAYS, commencing at 5 o'clock. p. M.
A sToK PLACE OPERA HousE-RErURN OF THE
"A italian Opera Company, under the direction
Of Sgnor +. Badal. Monday, June Reappearsnce
Sgnora B. Stefanoni sgnor L. Savi Signor c. Badal
sgnor Marni lwho will appear for the first time in the
formed Dopizetti's Grand Opera La FAY0RITA~Eida,
Sgrora b. S.efanon Gilberto Sgnor L. Savi; Aphonse,
King Of Castillo, Sgnor c. Badali; Eversrdo Sgnor Ma
rini Iner Sgnora L. Bellin Giutredo Sgnor T. Barat-
Of the Opera sgncr O. Botesini Leader the Orchestra
Sgnor l.. Ardi PrieesGenera admission 81; gallery,
80 Seats secured 81 go The box office will be
Saturday June 1st when places be secured free
list except for the Doors open at performance ats
DIssOLvING vIEws-ANY PERSON HAVING A LOT
~ various and interesting Views suitable public
hbition which they would wish to dispose Of of
purchaser by applying per address Also, first rate Micro
Of appropriate to
week, Herald Ofco.
NOR SALE CHEAP-TnE BEST PAINTED AND MOST
effective Panorama Exhibition The
Wondrous Revelations of Earliest Creation History
Of the Anteduvan World illustrating the beauties Of
Creation with Six Days Work the Horrors Of the
the Of the Earth Of
PAINTING unparalleled for beauty and effect The exhi-
curtains rollers &c. and will he sold very low.
who has leisure to attend Apply
Mr. Peacock at the New Assembly Rooms Chambers
ENRANKLIN MUSEUM l75 CHATHAM sQUARE-rwo
Il dAyin the afternoon g. in
evening attractions for hi,
original living pictures, Including "Powers Gresk Slave"
Adam ana I've" vnus Rising from the Sea- personated
by the best formed in the world together with
the Female Ninstrss," Female Arab Girs" Female
Jsssler bsrs.qus eoic and fancy dances. with variety
in New York Prices Of dmison-Stage seas
Nxc; boxes 15e.; l2c. private boxes, 81
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ADJUSTMENTS,

BROADWAY THEAfRE-E- A.. MARSHALL, SOLE
RORY a Mr. Sqai ns Id will :: sS Nd
pSss. h ksshss9 Mrs. knlsh. Mary ossrs Miss olivia
sss ss0s s eD s % sssds
rrinels Miss 3liyai Nsy Mrs. slsIrstt Oh 1c9dayT
yin Dress and PsrsSet 50 cents; Family
MISREPRESENTATION EVENING, JUNE I, THE
Ma r. saiss sss
Isdy $svssIy GIsaSIy Mrs fsTrsn
To sonesds with the farce called Tickiis TiaEs@co
fosehw.e Mr. SETON Alice Miss ssiS pSV
hms Mrs John o ssf ossn A% 20 to all q
Win III Tu h sna
iA si
Mr., nsmaa PSlly sarscld Ms: chal@aa. Dress cTsis
Seats, 75eepts.
RARNUMs LANCASHIRE BELL RINGERS, AT THE
ID Chinese Buildings, No $3.50 BrOadway.This talented
two weeks have been greeted With crowded and
On
day and Saturday afternoons at elGe Their novel per
messed BY an American Their musc being pro-
to each man produces effect at astonishing and
chanting They execute variety popular
waltzss quadlles polk national airs Ethiopian melodies,
mony and decacy of which creates the delight
In conjunction with the Bell Ringers will also appear those
talented yoeats Miss Leslie and Mr. Harrison the former
in variety of popular and the latter comic
melodies and improyisatory illusions Admission % cents;
children under 10, half price.
RARNvM's CHINESE MUSEUM. 539 BROADWAY BE-
n tween Spring and Prince streeta-P T. Barnuu Pro-
prctor ard Manager. for short time longer
commencing Monday May 9Th, of the Chinese Lady and
previous their departure for Eur.pe In addition
Chinese Family number including the lady with
~ inches long the Chinese collection consisting
million Chinese curiosties Vocal and tai
NJ Admission Is cents; children under TO- half price, Ii
beral arrangements made with public and private schools
visiting the Museum in a body
OLYMPIC.-PIERCEs MINsTRELs-THE ORIGINAL
~ Pompey. late Of Christys Minstre Al Broadway be-
week-Dsors open at Concert 1T o'clock. The novelties
introduced by T. H. Pierce his style Of Ethiopian perfor-
nanaes and which have been received each night with the
most decided marks Of appreciation by crowded audiences
entertainments Afternoon performances Wednesdays
Saturdays Doors open at concert At o'clock Adns
sion % cents Orchestra boxes sos Private boxes S.
HANINGTONs BEAUTIFUL MOVING DIoRAMAs-
Now exhibiting at Washington Hall sos Broadway three
afternoon, on Wednesdays and Saturdays Admission %
cents children half price. The exhibition comprises The
Creation Of the World. Ruins Of Tintern Abbey" rho
kyer DsIss poisr Rsgion and the
interesting performances expressly for the qualification of
the juveniles n Il. This exciting exhibition and diff
fers from all panoramic displays from truly ap
penranee impaired by the aid Of the mechanism, painting
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(ALfFORNTA QuARTz RocK-THE BEsr GRINDERS
" In TIE world-cne mra can grind splhs day. To-
vented srs sold " ,rr ths returned C,iifornan se
seraraor to use quicksilver nor in Queh silver asi
ketern in any quantity California cstau complete III
IaFk Row.
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nhguERREorrPg rLATks LEWIS l.. BISHOPS
~ fass aeknowiecfed superior % All ethsvs for ~
VICTOR BISHOP, Is Msieen lAas.
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VVTLLIAM MCCORMICK, ACCOMMODATIONS
w sae-Ths day, at 10 o'clock at q Spruce street, by
virtue Of mortgage Carpet. 10 Havana segss, Hard
Clothing, elegant Parlor Organ, ocaves, in
order Hand Organ, fosrteen barrels playing 100 .unssi
TnWD. W. BISHOP, Counsellor at Law
Attorney for Mortgaree.
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- ooFING AND CARPET PAPER.-TwENrY TONS
~ Paper suitable for roofs and laying under
sale by PERSSE BROOKS, Paper Warehouse,
G5 and 6y Nassau street.
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and place for tasacting business are requested
attend the same punctuaily; r srryrxs c..
f. MOORE, Secretary.
nuNFORD GUARD.-THE MEMBERS OF THE AROvE
~ company requested to meet at James Dunford
q Mulberry street. ON Sunday afternoon, at o'clock
deceased comrade BY order Of WIN. HILL, Captain.
GLLksPIE, Orderly,
VJ,O BOSS BAKERs.-THE NEW YORK OPERATIVE
Il Bakers Union informs Boss Bakers generally, that
Grand street, Broadway, House Of Call and Read
ing Room, in which will be kept register
Il Is to se hoped that employers viii see il to BE-
their interest when in want Of hands send first the
house Of cali In doing they will do much to elevate
body wearying and degrading system which compes
from shop shop, for and search Of
men. will do well address note 70 the house Of CALI
stating whether foreman or second hand wanted and TO
attended to- Operative Bakers come to the
House Of Call Saturday evening The chair will be taken
5sress interest fhs reading room Is peS
tully supplied with local and foreign papers periods
WIZ - ''''' v Inv yum JOHN e. RENNIE, President.
JAWS RoBEHrso Recording Secretary.
GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
NJ The Annual Commu nicaon Of the n. W. Grand Lodge
the state New York will held at The Grand Lodge
Room. at the City Hotel lae Howard House, go BroAl
way on Tuesday evening the tth Of June oeoet The
day from 10 A. n 30 r. at The same place Entrances
Broadway The Committee appon ted BY order OF the
Dedication Of Fiesmssons Hall COO broadway to Masonc
have decided that there shall be general Prss
only. The Procession will be formed the Grand Lodge
Room the City Hotel wednesday the 9Th Of June Al
s.Cst in The ,i,.rnOcn All Brethren are IsGus:s$
gloves The oreers % L9dsss in their onieal regaA