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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-19
FOUNDRY.

CTIAn ENGINE EANUFACToRY AND FOUNDRY
~ The Aaire Works-1. o. sesor and John Breasted late
Of the firm Of seesr Co. having eenneesd Themselves
With the this long ssatsbed steam Essns
hanufssory and Foundry widely tnovn A. one q the meet
extensive In the unty nov Inform the prblie 81 The
.s,ly improved eonsti.n o. ,h. wori lars sddsgns
creased earsey for srse-tss all order. Tor machinery
o. tho heaviest kinds and % the best possible
Descriptions In az short time - sstsbishmsntin this
country or Europe.
hsh snd io~ for ocean lsss and river navs
ton and for manufacturing purposes Iron Boats Sugar
hiis and Kettles and Sugar Machinery sv Mills Fiourns
and other Mills. Soap Kettles and Curhs ~ se Blow
Machinery for blast rurnsses and Foundr-s Cirdees
and ether for buildings Bells Of all made
order Gearing and Screw. cut 70 .ny ressnabe sss srd
length Hydraulic Presses Cylinders. kc - we'll ~ ell
hnas ofRpsir- q Ersines and Boilers and Machinery
Eneisss ~ the fooping steamers anafsoured ~
h stshlishmsnt zig Isss. Newton 81 the North River.
snd Empire state 81 the sound Niagara ~ Lske Ere How
sss Apisvsr, .. s. st.sm.hip fansns. y, coIlinss
line ~ Mil Steamers Pacific sst Baltic. and eseses
for the New Orleans Mste~ worbs ne kc
All orders addressed " the Aliars works No ~ Cherry
street, q Ne r.sh sIir viii be rro~ptly s'sssasase
james Aars having retired from the shove wcYhs bsss
leave recommend me his friends all Who may
snyhins IN their l~e believing that may
them With call ~fu always end their vcrk faithfully
ssfsd, and rc~n reasonable terma-
New Teri, ysss lsA lsso.
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DIR. CHARLES sUNDEs
At .osrH.rrIc, =, ss., :,

DRNpNDE RESPECTFULLY TSFoRSs y. rs FRIENDS
snd the public that he has Become o~ o. the late
Dr. Rugslss Water Cure Establish ent Vile tive
and half miles from the Forhamp, IN Railroad Depot
sever hours ride from New York aboat Eve from Bosss
and fve from Albany situated In mos
va a. s.n E.sssd surro,sdd With voed grown hills
softsst snd e-idcst psnits sstsr The air IA purs asd
snS ne climate mild nsd Agreeable. The ard
80 a., fs Isrresss .ssa l.rF: psass baths do.sh
either ses ymnssym Ne. The dostor being ths EARLIEST
ser hvrn oise re ~ Priessr AZ crssnbsrs havss
nEs IN rssr ere ssiss hs hssss Of sysry surcp.ss
rcm me water ssre system made the part ~ these sat-
nrers No nay eensds thsmseivss 20 him rhs sssahss
NE Above s1tSsss wv I"
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AmUSEmENT

Rk0ADwAY THEArRE-E. A. MARSHALL, JSOLK
ssI.s sn;,a s osrss
Harr rinit NM MARI sayesy Mr. Barrett Eawa.d sraa
s caaP%1 rs,'h s-
Ss sStss
f Nil s:f Dame s'Ty w s Hn. ss
NIsLo;s,.iwIDNEspAY EVENING, JUNE 10 raE
R as ossss' and 1 rAeh BrOpsh.n comedy Of
Manly lynne jack s way Mr. s'
TaI Mssia nj oh wss ssoa Kd Mr. Lsh
or Barbara Manly Mrs Vernon; Blossom Mrs Broashsm
ss s fs @
families may obtain ice creams and refreshments likewise
the lower saloon for gentlemen. Admission 81 cents.
RURTON's THEATRE, CHAMBERS sTREEr-wEp-
sssne esn.ay ~ s p and Ss
sf''H ssss's Nj. 'is'S htTiiss
kSo Kerr Sudss &s," Es Johnson ms
Sgoarsy M Jordan Kate Nudg.on Mas Chapman Sally
eeImsnee at ceioek Boxes s. cents. Family Circle ssS
OLYMPIC.-PIERCE's MINsTRELs-TaE ORIGINAL
P9mpey late Of Chrisys hinstrsls. tii Broadway be-
ties introduced BY Pierce in his style EthieIi.n
formance and which have been received each night with
s sss Sssd S.m
Afternoon performances on wsdne Jays and
satnr ID Doors open At espeert a. o'clock AdHis-
RARNUM's CHINESE MUSEUM $50 BROADWAY, BE-
tween Spring and Prince streets. r. I. Barnum pro-
pretor ana manager Re-ongagemen for weeks only
commencing Monday June i7h, the Chinese Lady and
Suite who purpose visiting the principal cities Of tbs
The 'e city apsSP day
all who have them should improve the present
opportunity; In addition to the Chinese Family. in
Chinese CollsstOn consisting Of One Million Chinese
Curosities Vocal and Instrumenta Music during the
as snd sSs1ns ps from .n uads .n 10 hair s
NATIONAL TBEATRE-A CARD-JAxEs SEYMOUR
respectfully his friends and the public
that ms benefit viii take place this "Wednesday evening
pany host Of talent will appear as viii be expressed IN
the bills Of the day.
CAsTLE GARDEN-MEssRs. FRENCH h HEIsER
respectfully inform the citizens Of New York and its
every night during the week Tickets each Doors
sSpsn at Concert Ct precisely Novel and attractive
and popular music during the Ball. under the direction
George Lode The floor under the direction Of Mr. Conway
omnibuses run from point in the upper part of the
city, to the gates leading to Castle Garden, and will be
formances No pospopemept account Of the weather
Grand Sabbath Concert. on Sunday evening
WASHINGTON HALL 59s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w crowded to see Haningtons Moving Dioramas-rhe
Regions River Rhine and Italian Fan.occni Open every
evening at O'clock and Wednesdays and Saturdays
half past g. p N. Tickets Is Children half price
DAEoRAMA SALOON, Hs BROADWAY, CORNER OF
slave unparalleled The great Oyster messurins feet
hundred and fifty pounds weeks longer
not previously sold the hsh will be peked shells
SOLD Tor boats Look out Barnum.
OTTO COTTAGE HOBOYEN.-GRAND INSTRUMENT
tai Free Concerts Strauss celebrated Band every
Monday, wednesday, and Friday commencing At p. n
BIN case the weather unfAvorahle the Concert win
take place next day.
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cnARIEs " sASpFoRp. Mater General
RORERT G. wkTNORE. Division Inspector.

nHUsIC.-A GENTLEMAN, PROFESSOR OF THR Pr
MI anoforte familiar vita the Enssh sui Cermsn Ian
ssre having few hours unemployed, vcud be happy "
veiessrrs the piano n The city of Vicinity 70 few
fIiss and their residspees Terms mode
rae Fer further rartieuls please tnqrir persnsy ~
No Is rulon street Brootyn where he ssn bs
hs hours 81 ard seoch ~ ANY letters dresssd
- "po o. the Psre at ss shcvs direction, win
~.tve rrourt sttsrtfop.
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ADJUSTMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUMS hUsEUN-PHILADELPHIA- T. BAR
~ mum, proprietor and MANAGER Henry Sanford assistant
manager Engagement Of j. Slsbse, the celebrated me-
riean Comedian for six nights only during which time he
will appear in numerous favorite characters Re engage
ment OF the lancashire Bell Ringers appear every
neon this week The company will also their
superior afternoon Three
serpens to be this week. The Infant Hosser Giant
weighing 4S pounds. Is engaged. New novelties always
preparing Admttsnes twenty cents children under
ten years half-price.
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uAnss CONNER SON, TYPE roUrDRRs, ooRrHy
81 ~ ssn and Nss~sr streets New Ycrt, have on hast
Dss no maseAisss vhish Ms paps - prints> ~ fRsn
- shsvs Foundry.
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THE TRADES.

NEW YORK CITY INDUSTRIAL C0NGREss-THE
next general meeting OF the New York Industrial Con-
gess will be held ut half past o'clock Thu rsday
ing June 10TH At the House of Call Of the Operative Bakers
Union III Grand st. Broadway by order Of the vg-
lance Committee. HENRY J. CRATE. Secretary.
NoTIcE-To THE JoURNEYMEN TAILoRs-A MASS
meeting Of the Journeymsn railors Trade and Prots
tive Society will be held at the Sixth Ward Hotel Centre
srdsr OF n. FEHEN, Prssidsut-
n. RKcAN, Sec'y.
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40 h DISPOSITION prevailing to expand credits sad
DO all the business possible in legitimate lines. Every
one has been and continues to be- anxious to outstrp
his nsiSAbor in his commercial operations, and any
Ssnciensy In capital is made up by from banks
and the note shsvers Of Wan street This creates
an artificial state of things conveys the impress
sion that the apparent prosperity il sound and permA
nsnt. At this moment the importers and jobbsrs Of
eur principal cities with goods, laid in 1t
high prices, part Of which have been paid for, and
prompt payment for the balance depends, in great
measure, upon payments from the interior. II the
sudden cessation business towards the close of the
spring will have tendency to check importa-
tons for the fall and induce obbers to clio out
their old stocks before laying In ones, the evil
will correct itself and by the close Of the year. all diff
hculties doubtless removed Two three seasons
Nike that just closed would test the solveney of hun
drsds Of houses, in high credit. Trade with the
interior has been good there is complaint under
that head but remunsratve prices have not been OBJ
tanned and old liabilities have not been quidated to
the usual extent This has, in many instances crea-
ted considerable embarrassment among merchants
here in other large cties which, but for the easy
state Of the money Market and the reduced rate Of
interest, would have resulted dsastrously to many.
The last annual report Of the Ogden sburg Northern
Railroad Company gives the annexed statement Of the
operations during the past year, and condition Of
Affairs at the close =
OepEHsBvIe, on NORTHERN RAILROAD.
The whloe amount expended in construc-
ton, on the LIST day of May, including in
terest paid to the stockholders, and on
loans, was. ..................... s2oS2OOo
The amount paid for engines and ears. $1,000
time Of. .............., 80. s2l2aooo
The amount required to complete the work is 1o36O00
operate the whole road, when opened. -. 16sOoo
Making the total cost of road engines
cars, and fixtures, at its opening. s3,a2s 900
Which sum includes the interest already
paid to bond and stockholders and on
loans but does not include any interest
to accrue hereafter.
The capital stock of the company is. 49,. $2,000,000
The amount received by the company from
its stock subscriptions to the lst OF May,
was. ............. ............. SI,256, 800
The amount Of funded ID q ........... $4,000
The amount Of floating doot. 80. 1919. 39l7O0
Total receipts. ................... $2,25o,o0o
The amount yet to be received from
actual subscriptions for bonds is $4,000
The amount that will be realised in
cash from present stock subscrip
tions. ..................... 10000
There will be payable to contractors
in stock, under contracts in
force. ................... $4,000
The company will have a balance Of
capital stock at its disposal Of
(at par) Observation-Disclosures. 476 700, 053 100
Balance ................... 24,3o0
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NOTICE. NENARD WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN
IN form the regular ressrs % hss and the rublic that
he IL manufacturing style o. hats at No. 20 Sheriff
white beaver down the smallest infants hats Of every
variety o. share ard cslor ladies riding hats and parou
larry the style Of usion hate which UNSURPASSED In
quality and hshtne BY any maker In the Union. They
all made by hand by the workmen In the
msshinery that snriehes ne fsv a. The expense
trade ana the public 70 give him call and examine his
and prices The public has long been deceived BY pro-
Tossing 70 be hattsrs when in fact they know nothing About
the tusness tome o. them thinkers and taors Advertising
hpe hats for three dollars when the stoet fne viii
t~o-hirds of the money they Initiation 81
hat, without the quality N the public wish 20 their
respeeiins the difference setvesn hat aad thing.
New York. June 17th, 1880 r. MkNARD.
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L,TRsT DIVISION NEW YORK STATE MILITIA
Division orders-Nsw York, Jsns loth ie'?-Ihs D.
vision will parade Thursday the Fourth day Of July
nsrt une in the esesration 81 the 7th asnvrary ~
our National independence The Division line GILL be formed
the Battery r,sh, on Whehsli. .. o'ciect The
Dvisies Wi pay ,hs honors 81 marching salute 70 NJ
H. when the parade will be dsHissed Brixadsr General
National S.ln,e be sr.d q sunrse u. vetsrss
pasry under the direction 81 Bgsdier General Morrs
Bris- dsr General Hall will order troop Of 70 report
quarter before .eceh ssd I've ether troops report
AZ. same hour Brigsdisr General Even will detail two
eemranes Light nfsnry 10 report 70 the Division
.,ricr Al quarter before scoek precisely Ammuni-
,cs fcr the sautes viii be furnished ~ the Csmmisary
mon requisiton of 81
Tns stan viii assemble ~ the Of the Major
sas,ersi a. half past oesch NJ Ccmmsndsnts Of RI
se ard r. directed 70 promuigste this srder
on s much ssf relates W their respective commands
i'r'n'''" CHARLES W landlord. Major General
RORrRT G. wkTMORE. Division Inspector
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oys OIL Depot. % Church street corner Of Rsade.-
OIL respectfully inform thar friends public that
hey have constantly hand the best qualities OIL
for sale by the gallon half gallon quart
lover than tn. Pre. eh.rs.s for shs are. IN bottles
received and promptly parts Of
the city 30 baskets Piasnoi Olive OIL juss received and
fcvs Ala
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ITO TAILORS-THE MERITS THAT DISTINGUISH
- The RIGHT WAY TO DyLrsgArr eARnrsrs' from IA
other plans are frst The entire systsm Is original In
principle and detail Second IL H. in the
word, svsryipg producing equally good httins gar
nessures Thrd easier Of .prea,on thas ether,
able to the client and cutter thsnthat % any method
kerenees Many eminent cutter. IN this and other cities
Price $40. JAMES SHEPARD, Agent s. Maiden Lane.
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SSozoIVOO
By adding the floating debt, ss947oo, to the above
balance, $780, the aggregate Indebtedness will be
equal to the amount Of stock reverted and belonging
70 the company. The road commences at Ogdensburg
at the foot Of navigation Of the great lakes and extends
entirely across northern New York. terminating at
kouse's Point on Lake Champain. It's whole length
l17k miles. Forty Five miles now open, and well
supplied with engines and The rails be-
ing laid from ogdensburg east, rapidly practca
BILE and another force will be employed in few weeks
In laying them the middle division 1t Is expected
that the entire track will be ready fer in the month
Of October next and arrangements have been made
have 1t furnished with engines and sufficient to
do all the business that may be offered at its opening
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DAPER HANeINos, Wholesale AND RErAII

OAFkH HhNUTNUst WHULESAIE MD HETAII+
II Thomss Faye Co, AZ Pearl street, hsdi-
son, Importers and nsnufactu rsrssoe Agents. for The
United Statss Of 81 the best French factories cell the
attention Of the public W their splendid stock Of Interior
Decorations fowsls asd ceilings They constantly
sewing direct from all the principal factories % anf
Germany the latest styles and patterns % Paper Deoer
lions such 0-Dscors Sa' Ct Dore, TEXTURES vslouta
Pore Maroquins Glaze Chsnss yernie riso~ds Lsmbrs
Paysaxes Coioris he re- They have also all styles q
Paper Hanspss collected from the beat Americas
which they onsrt nanufasturers prices The skfv
and artistin workman are ENGAGED.
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AMUSED MIC NTO.

RswRRY rHEATRE-BENErIr or MISS wExYss-
:s%.s, ss E.sy &: &;
ysasy MI Gilbert: sir Frederick nOunt M Lester;
.::.5; "; s'$ $S i$;:. S.:
q. nsis. Dram. y CLAIR or y. Mad q Milan
Dunn, Si%gsdo, Mr. Jords:i ciaI Mss wsayss: Fidai-
ma Mrs. Gilbert; yespna Mrs. Herbert.
NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM srREEr.-BENE-
.itS s sSs fsss: u:
SPOILED cHiDLit,ls Pickle Ns. Jefferson, Ola Pickle
in ps
ss AsRs rn.s The .1s ss
r. n s va ss: = .s g r..
Mr. seymour Boxes cents Pit l2 cents. Doors open
A sroR PLACE OPERA HoUsE.-rHE CELEBRATED
"SasI a
sisa,y 81 @
Ss snSs ss De-
SS. es .aa s sS ps Rf
sf Sses N. cssis s u ss ss sig h.,
Caller, go cts; seats secured 81 50. -
CHRIsTYs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HALL, NO. AZ
- Broadway. between Grand and BEooTs ssree.s-hon-
s, M s. a
he oidss. Saad q .srld
lion SSiy rsy viii 4: aonsr s srss
snt farther notice Admissos c.nts Doors open * \
s S A
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUM-P. T. BARNUM
snd GSn G AS
s q this e sysr sa dsy and
evening this week from A. to 10 p NJ In the and
and dramatic the ,ns Ss
saved. played 100 successive nights in Philadelphia
The new sn.osss and s,sastiOas comprise several
dmnutive in existence has been engaged short
time She Is IL Of age and but "a inches high. Mr.
been engaged and will make his every
this week Performar at p NJ and quarter before
w Rooms. 4s6 broadway, : new original. and masna-
cent Panorama Of the Overland Route TO California from
st. Josephs on the Missouri river to the Pacific Ocean in
Island, Cooma, New York the Pseisc Bensca sacrs-
River Francisco Pacific Ocean painted by
Minard Lewis ESQ., and assistants on 1000 fest of
MT Lewis who made the overland trip in the ls
w. Fenno Esq., who has resided several months Cafor-
mia. will explain and illustrate this snpsT6 panorama by
ERANKLIN MUSEUM. IT'S CHATHAM SQUARE, OPEN
every afternoon at ocooi and in the evening at BY
the Original Female Minstrss the only organized
ladies in ths world comprising company Of Twelve Per,
Artses" commonly called Model Artists will appear
every afternoon and evening in variety Of splendid
Bsdouin Arab Girls the only ones IN existence who viii
60 through their gymnasto fats Prices Of admission
Private Boxes. 81.
~ papers of Philadelphia that DR. Brown him
self Of the New Orleans operate Troupe This
to inform the public that he has with
the Howard Athena, Boston and will remsin in the New
apfs.S states until SEPT WI they will have the honor
ture FOR Europe. q. SAMUEL SANFORD,
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witness, Jsvrs rrcrrueuaw,
NATuA~Irt HApvTy.

The subscriber b,ss inform his friends and the
public that he will sontinus the Tsil9rns Business at he
Ga stand Of PARK where he viii hep constantly
hard fresh and sshorshs q Cloths vsssnfs
and Cepsmene Furnishing, which he VIII make 80 In hs
newest std Fashionable style At short notice asd ~
sb~ prices Invites HIS old patrons
and Others, 10 sive him call JAMS PARK
$50 Fulton street. Broohl IN.
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WILL OPEN IN A FEW DAYS AT THE MINERVA
w Rooms. Broad 4 new. nd MAJ

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-wE SEE BY THE
~ papers Of Philadelphia that DR. Brown him
self Of the New Orleans operate Troupe This
to inform the public that he has with
the above named company they performing
the Howard Athena, Boson and will remain the New
England states until Sept VIII they will the honor
Of resppearng in Philsdepha. previous their depar
ture for Europe. 4. SAMUEL SANFORD,
for the N o. O. Troupe.
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low TO GET RID or ,sx.-

How TO GET RID OF 'EM.-
h Housekeepers. you Who have houses infested
With coehrcache~ bed-buss-those insects detssted;
Prom the cellar telo~ the stairs topmost tanister
You stisn them ont with r. Lyons famed eanisssr
His powders magnetic their rawlings will mar,
Asd place the Whole brood % EN- hcrs de combat;
While the rats and the mice. . pestiferous host,
when they taste his pills. they give up The ghost
The Magnetic Powders for the destruction of nsect asd
e ha<nste Pills for Milling rats and mice eoptsn nothing
poisonous 70 human beings Prepared and sold h the
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lIORsEs.

WILL ANsivE AT rnE TArTERsALLs BROAD
"Wednesday nsrt very superior pair q yell
matched Blood Bar Coach uorses ~ hands hixh bob
tAils gentle stylish good travellers aud sound every
sreet. Desirable ne family carriage horses.
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A PAIR or MATCHED GRAY MARES ros SALE
IA w Ne dsIoees ~ dsabis sseie. Apply william
Ccvss's Livery Stables sss ~ nsssss sirsss Bi
Hrspt street
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xPSIv(TIN<s,


DID NORTHUMBERLAND WILL CONE OFF
N Thursday the 18th inst, for 500 Mr. D. steven
son names b. hendhsn Maid, to wagon Mr.. O. Jenkins
srIel stud to 90 as he plesse The same day,
S2S m on-Mile heats-Bsst three in
ssadis Closed with the Following entries - Woodrud
names Trojan O. Bovine names Captain Nay Corn1.
Berthe Error. The match 70 take place ~
oclock
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M Wsb,fc~'s Ponne- Espisired-Hs Csrsssss~cv
and S,aS,nsss Esasii,heS in Support Of Clsy's Cen-
pssrp,ss-71s Reasons WY
M webster 10 ng mp han dsomey to the scratch
lie has made the strongest possible point that could
DO made In support Of the Compromise bill, 80 .
Nostbern man. lie hr,aly maintains his original
ground that Il H. the character of the territory 49,
quirsd from Mexico fixed forever against the ssah
ishment Of slavery The only question At ell In doubt
the only portion Of the territory which Ia not ahsD
iuteIy secured against slsvery-h the disputed tevr-
terry Of New Mesico and 10 make that all secure 10
highly important TO pass this bill, which defines aud
settle. the limits Of Tsras and does secure the tsrri-
tory In dispute from the introduction 81 slavery.
And In order that he should not be misunderssocd
with regard TO Terss, he would support this amend
m.nt for admitting new States with or without
slavery, o. they might decide Mr. Webster, evil
IDENTIFY nettlsd at the commentaries Of some Of
the Northern presses and probably At the structures
of he Hon Horace Mann. his late revievag Of
certain speeches aud correspondepee. and evidently
disposed to give LICK bsck-ths greet espounder
took occasion Tn that there bad been snything
lihe decent Argument IN the late criticisms upos HE
course he would aps~cr then, but he msintsine ID
that there vas real Inconsistency In any Of the
speeebss or statements or letters or dsslarsions he
hed ever made With his speech II March last
All the sttsehs upon him ere In point Of fact mere
40 argue the question with the public press, but "
spy ~ psis vsn here you'd undertake 70 shov thas
Al. re- vss any neonsstspey In anything he had
aid snse the discussion Of the rexaA annexation IN
1857 With his speech OF March last his Nevsury-
port letters he would With greet huniI<y snl grsQ1
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WATERING PLACE.
vT,uE LAKES or KILLARNyy-A

THE LAKES or KILLARNEY-A CARD-TO TOUR
II ists about 20 visit freisnd Mr. VIM. Roche propri-
% the nuckrces Hotel Killarney Established In iss)
tess esvs 70 that yer- TO the LAKES will be
End comfort confined With economy and facility for
seeing the beauties ~ Killarney. his establishment
vhere during the last season three thousand travellers
frou all bk6ns have ru records Of their entire
May, las0.
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nPE~IAL NOTICES.


THE MEMBERS OF LEBANON LODGE. No. rs v.
An requested to be punctusl In sttsndAnce ~
their merit nesting tLe Goth instant busnen OF npof-
tasee will he laid before them. By order,
wM. RIPLEY, Secretary.
THE MEMBERS OF NEW YORK LODGE NO. TO- l. o.
ofo r. are psrticnlsrly requested 70 attend Wed.
nesday evening 18TH June Instant when business Of
incortance VIII V brought forward.
PA. BAIrY. see. W. G. SINCLAIR. "a.
DAxTER BLUEs.-NEw YORK. JUNE Il. Isso-THE
ID members ~ this hereby notified 10 appear
the Armory Thursday. 10Th inst all o'clock A. NJ In full
uniform. nsntry esps for the parpose Of attending the
funeral o. the late Mr. John Hickman late member o. the
corps Nv order. ID. MOORE, Capt
y. w. warEpsrRv. orderly.
1'uT CREDITORS OF John 7. BRIousN, DECEASED.
will please the once Of James =. Thsyer, Pub
lie Admin trstor kasssu street. on Wednesday l9th
June, at 10 o'clock.
DIssoIrTIoS-TuE co-PARrNERsHIP HERrro-
fore existing between the subscrbers, uzder the Arm of
Psrh Barr the Tsiiotins business hereby dis-olyed
Nv mutual &c nsent Mr. James PArh alone authorized 20
psy dsts and collect abe sssounts o. the late hrm
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