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near Broadway y tstabhed in 1890 by Lsuis j. IT.
moAt from Paris for the Of rheumatism, mercural
Affections colds &c. This the first sebshed and only
genuine suphtr bath in this city We refer Dr.
tine Mott Dr. Rogers. Dr. Berger Dr. Vache and the prin-
cipal phy sieians in this city.
II. ID. Jones, IA Ann street, near the Ams-
rcan huseum.-fine French Dress Bsots, 81 50 to s.
Usually 30 and French Patent Leather Boots s.; Con-
tress Boots, s. 80 TO S4 French
$50 to So All goods warranted give satisaoton
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.
THE EEKLY HERALD,

The new steamship Baltic, Collins lins) Cspt.,>
j. ComstOck will leave this port at noon to-day for
Liverpool. Her malls will close at hafpast ten this
morning.
The wEEKLY HERALD, with news to the latest mo-
ment, from all parts Of the American Continent snd
printed in French and Engish, win be published at
half past nine o'clock this morning.
Single copies, in wrappers, sixpence.
The Romance OF the Continental War;
our editions OF Harry Burnhsp, the Young Continental,
been and BY lis sale has proved the most
published Secure the Sunday Courier. aud read it.
The First and only Gold Msdal-rne Da-
swardsd G by the s%s9sn 1 Institute Brsdy
Also Dasusrreosypss ivory, by Brsdys new process
Concert Caps.-Gcnin's Jenny Lind Gem
cert are *! to the and
the Opera or Concerto new supply Of elegant shape and
GENINs. 2Ia Broadway. opposite st. Pauls.
The Belle at the Opera.-The Belle who
at opera Bou.e owed half her assrse
Broadway-the most fashionable artistic the city
ject, which 70 that in country Of
eS sA% duTs
Better tSan can be procured as Bowsry S
tween Bond and Grsat Jones Lssss, give him call
try his matchleSs articles.
really articles the Kind we have evs
brsted ws fsstory " wall street Copy the sdissss.
Hair Dye.-Batcheior's Genuine LIQUID
pubic ;hsSs sUs.s s,s".. issssss, ny
colo. from The Of the uit,top aye. have s
Knnpp's Health Restorative Bittcrs.-Wo-
Il a % in III Il. o W: believe
stoned By INDIGESTION To he 5ebltsed it gives strength
wse,Ins.ty recommend il 70 dysPsPes and inValias q
R snr psP an % ssya a gSr
$50 Fulton street. and by the Druggists generally.
BY using Bogic's Hebeasona for softcnine--
ss sn ana its IS % under
TIER ladies may face the winters frott, sun,
ns M 9 %snIH.sn sof
also, by A B. d. Sands 100 Fulton itreet, New York
Chaps, Chafes, Roughness, sallovvnesss
Pimplss hIEptons and al skin dssasss il is we'll
ted The Poudrs subtitle hair from any part
nskH w1syy y
street. Fhilaselphin. ''''- -A'f1
Ladies' and Gentlemen con have their Hair
colo ed any tTsn'y minues BY using Hallard
The Ss hs ss N s
s,Id. a " m s S'p 2 n h0FT; rco a u using
Patent Revolving Drying Machine.-It fs
y e ssr ns so can ' Be nO's
tops O. They are ssttirs to he u;ed
that can be Tc9sa for m all city gardens model
taken. Also every variety Garden and Flower SEEDS and
BuieOr' ROO'', can be had r. J. TRYoS. O. JOhnst.
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Wigs and Toupees The Public are Invited
70 examse Batcheert style of Wigs scaps-tbey
really the superb articles Of the kind
and superior attractions
uneaualled for excellence Of easy
appearance Call and examine them at Mr.. Bacheors cee
bratcd Wig fsstory " wall street. Copv
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Hair Dye.-Hntcheior,. Cenu,re Z,

Har Dye.-Snfcheior's Genuine Liquid
Hair Dye can oply he secured At the anufAetory WAN
street The public shou asaipst nitaons See N
various diplomas Persons whose hair hss assumed had
color from tho Of the imitation dyes have 10 e.
reoted hv calling shave Topv the addross,
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CONC TO EuRorK.-ArchbishoP Hughesis Is going
10 Euroye-he ,nbarks in the Baltic today--io
see His Holiness, and complete the ceremonials
Of his lste promotion in Office. lie also goes in the
character of tepT, sntative, TO detail to the Holy
Father the success of the Catholic Church in this
country. Ills late lecture on the " Decline Of Pro-
tcstantism' will preeede him, and prepare the
way Great credit and respect are due to the Catho-
lie Church Of the United States, for its strong at
tschmcnt TO the Union. Il has nothing to DO with
notification or secession. while come Of the most
brswlrQ tritators are rem the outside Protestant
churches, chiefly from the long vsaged Purtaus.
Thurlov Weed is going to Europe, as a sort Of
social. anitrtnt, ard abolition commissioner. per-
bsps. lie will, probably, go TO Rome, hiss the
Popes big toe apd eek sbsolution for all his mani
fold sins. Ard if the Cardinals or Jesuits wish
few lessons in the art Of making small capital 20
a grest way, let them apply TO Weed, and learn the
scienCe Of snt-mssonry. Col WEBB having re-
turned, general supervising embassy TO Europe Is
desirable,
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Last night there vas another crowded house, bril-
liant with beauty fashion, taste and discsrnment to
wtnsss the incompatible personation of Lucrssa
gis by Psrodi Every seat sold, and many ladies
and gentlemen obliged to take seats In the aslss
We have little to add to former notices Of this
most astonishing, complete and splendid psrsonstion
Of character demanding the height Of tragic passion
the very depth Of feeling and tenderness and those al
formations of hope and despair which belong to cor
rect portraiture Of the character One thing however
must have been particularly forced upon every audi
tor plastic enough receive impressions from the soul
ofsuch artists Parodi, and that is, the num-
Der and msgnifcence of those accomplishments
which she exerts with such supreme skill to attain
the ends at which she aims. How 1t IL possible
for any one to combine in such singular psrfec
tion voice, time, tune-the expression Of every emo
tion the business Of the scene the Interpretation Of
the authors meaning, well hiswords-in har-
monious whole we'll to prompt and keep In order
the whole stage, surpassss almost the
Of the most ssiful critic. Such triumph difn-
cultes cannot be described 1t must be witnessed to
be felt and appreciated
At the end Of the FIRST seend the earana having been
beautifully and effectively rendered Parodi lowered
in the grandeur OF passion she confronted by
her enemies and the audience electrified blythe power
Of her remarkable genius called her forth to receive
Thousands Of enthusiastic plauds At the end of the
second where she exhibits her anxiety that
naro should take the antdote to the poison given to
him by the Duke, she swept the stage with q
terrific energy Of purpose and earnestness of
soul that bore every auditor along and aroused
each to a seBse Of the mastery Parodi has over
the human heart. The enthusiasm, at the close
OF this admirably executed and exciting part of
the opera displayed itself in the reiterated acclams-
toDs and plaudts of the great vocssts efforts Twice
she summoned here to appear before the curtain
At the end Of the opera after having sung the finale
with her usual briancy, psthos and effect she was
again called out twice, and the brilliant
rose, amid the waving OF handkerchefs and the falling
Of bouquets, to pay slight tribute to who had
enchanted them by her unsurpassed talents.
The question is settled Parod is the great vocalist
that We have declared her TO be. She has trumphed
all doubts, cavil. conJestures, misr epr esenta.
tions and affected criticism and If she had
known in Europe, should take pride in returning
to them the brightest mt the yrc stage
1t to be regretted that she cannot be heard again till
Tuesday night.
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III. Ii. Jones, IA Ann street, near the

Hair Dying.-Phalon's Magic Hair Dye
u color the hair whskers the applied
Without injury to the hair skin. IL washed
taey without disturbing the color, and has bad odor
tory, lN Broadway
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Of this paragraph has connection whatever
ject which 70 that in country the face Of
the earth be found graceful
formed snd dursbly made Cater Boots Buskins Tes Slip
and Overhos for Ladies than in this and in this
better than be procured st Csn,res 35 Bowery
tween Bond and Great Jones ss Lases, give him call
try his matchleEs articles
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The Romance OF the Continental War;
fonr editions OF Harry Burnhsp the Young Continental
pular IL evidently Is the best written
published Secure the Sunday Courier aud read it.
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spoken Of in this cynosure eyes
at the Opera last Wednesday, owed half attrse
tions TO Mrs Groom, Mn and Drsssmake 29 and sos
Broadway-the fashion ahle artistic the city.
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TIMER.

A MEXICAN TIMBER PRESERVING CovPASY-oP-
~. no. 5 AZ street ncorreratei March lsth. 1850
American Timber Preserving Company having purchased o.
e ffne ~ charles Payne ~ London, their Patents FOR
We United states Of America and having raid the
IN cah and N shares Of the capital stock o. this Company
Ne hotce that they PREPARED 10 subscr
f cne thousand shares Ohe capital stock Of said
o9r ousnnd shares having leen already taken and that
oo ~ subscription viii BE- opened wednesday the 5th
day N June a. their once and continue open daily
teepedD until The 18th day % June instant, which day
wv finally close and an allotment take place, When
should he number 81 shares applied
TO be Issued, division win pro rata each and
VERY sffcant All applications be addressed 70 the
and s,eIy shsrs applied ir ugon sllotmen sasserstrs
vii te required g. say IN Eve dollars call
and every share allotted 30 them when scrip will
b issued signed by the President and Secretary The rest
due viii te subject % the call ~ the Board
may Be required IN the erection 81 their extensive wor
he now undtr contract and rapidly compile
tion. The deposit accompanying all application for shae
in excess % allotment will be demand nv order
RALPH N. ISHAM, President.
GEORGE W. PINE. secreary.
rrcsrsctuses ~ had the COMPANY No
also ie
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u ICHMOND VA, THEATRE FOR RRNT.-THE ABOVE
theatre offered for rent by the year month week or
shorter period II 10 in perfect order and for its appoint
nents with regard to variety and excellence Of scenery
wardrobe and properties would compare favoaby with
other theatre in the United States Besides being
dramatic performances well suited for concerts the
hibons Of magieians for screnaders and
for lectures and dramatic readings. The theatre is
lighted with solar the brilliant and has
the capacity to seat ffsen hundred As the
yenton to alter or amend the oonsttution OF the state OF
flowed immediately after by the annual session Of the Lss
lature the prospect Is presented Of long and profitable
For terms address the proprietor Of the theatre
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DIR. CHARLBs NUNDEs
WATER CURE EsTABLIsH MEET,
DR pUNDr Rfsry cIyii yosusHrs FRIENDS

nRtUNDE RESPECTFULLY INFORHs Hls FRIENDS
~ end he rure that be has become owner 81 helate Or
huFflesr water Cure Eftathmer az Rcnfqnve, Two and
hsii mi.s IRON the Northamrton Re "a Depot seyes
hours rice from New fcrk, atcut Eve ~ Nltlu, ana I've
fror Alhany, situated pleasant valleys
q New IrrAnt srrrcurdsi With weed fr1wn hills and
set anc eoldsst Frsne water The AZ rurc aad healthy
snd the climate mild Agreeable Tie ard ryacione
tudnrs oGer al the necsesarr Tor water
Trrreses such - srse plunge tahs. doochs snd ary
Ger ryunagun ne. The tocctor being the earliest,
uvnr disciple 81 friessnfs a 0rwerhsr ani having an
sJrerenct 81 thaE heen years hs his wrpes
On water cure being IN the hanas - every Enrorean
hydrosh hcres 70 respond 20 any rcssoras enTtaons
ron TIE sater eure system made ne lsrt ~ thce
suferers Who mar ecreSe themselves 20 hi The establish
hssh~vs xtdrn~.
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ADJUSTMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA.

DARNUM's- MUSEUM PnILADELPHIA-P. T.
~ Bsrsun. Proprietor and Manager Henry sanford As
sisant Manager-Re for limited period Of
the entire segun orer Troupe aided by Mr. and Mrs q.
Holman, who appear by the kind permission Of VIM Bur-
Norma. II, File du Regiment" The Ppstion Of Lon
every evening Engaged the celebrated Lancashire Bell
appear afternoon in their original and
GUITAR tanments The entire troupe will assist them,
and present superior hisrionie variety with dances
ke suriostes tanned the Museum
attractive and important novelties In
ration Admittanee DC; children under ~. l2l,e.
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INsURAscEs.

4 iTE INSTRUMENTATION LOAN FUND LIVE
~ hgsurauet society, ~ London and New
tIN'ce rurTlus iund sti2nD. large guarantes furd
-
tritsa states oe. RosrdAesrs nr,eto-s ss- s1rs.-
George Bartlay william Wan Hook arhe NJ ,rtrs sorv
ludlsm. ard ketert J. Dillot.
felcrria kieks taken fnverahie
D. IEANDER STARR cep.r.i Agent
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DRY GOODS. &c.

MOST IMPORTANT TO TIE LADIES.-rHE LAST
lvl dsy.-Ladcs and the public respectfully in
formed that the highly attractive sale Of costly Foreign
Fabrics at the Coliseum Assembly Rooms $50 broadway
will positively terminate Monday the Sd Of June.
This being the Comptroller Of the sale has
ceved peremptory every
purchasers uniform reduction the residue Of the pro-
Perty has therefore been effected thus The Needle
Camel Hair shsw for which from 90 70 100 dollars have
been demanded reduced IS and IS dollars The
Russian Crush Popins extremely and valuable
are now reduced 10 10 and ION dollars The French
and Chameeon silks, TO 14 and l6 dollars the web OF
dress pattern The Albanian Delhi ShAwls 10
dollars each The tissue and zephyr fabrics to 81 dollars
the dress large lot Of French Printed Lawns dol
lar the dress 0bservBy private treaty at the Coliseum
Rooms. $50 Broadway win finally close Monday, tth
aay.)
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LAMPS, sc.

collar LANrS AND GIRANDOLEs IN GREAT VA
- rey including All the new and fashonste patterns
cheaper than other stores IN New York Cawpbene
turninF nud. pure sperm oil nc Wholesale ana all
:. ]. NELLY iT Canal street, corner ~ fairht
and l57 Greenwich street. corner of Carleton.
OK 000 WORTH or GAS CuANDELIERs
PIO,OOO Brackets. and all descriptions Of new Css
frtures solar Lard and fiuid Lamps Girandocs China
sJohn street near Broadway $4,000 worth u styles
en tnt Glass ear factory Nos - and 90 Yssey
j. sToUvrNEL CO.
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AMUSEMFNTg.


wa J. .si.s s: .i.fssy q S H NJ
ssnsS NJ Pore Ross1so Mr. JORDAN bsd.%on. Hr
FHe|ss date Mr. sfss b %esia ,H
ppworh Mr. Gilbert sypp saa,n Mr. wnaSs Tsre1su.
ofssr VI. csrldson ssas.d ohssr, Mr. Love- Mr.. pi.
Second S' fsI as Fi is - ''' Dress Circle
IoNALrHEA1RE. CHATHAM srREEr-MoNDAY
sas Of s s
ysrdun, Mr. Tsye. oslass; arseyI9er y,s,Oirs Mis-
Mis-; c1sI;s, Assas.aT Tsyls
C. s1a ras,s, 70 h
fhRf Dups ilS
Madison x.tsi!:s s. 5:s s ss.,i DoiE;
A sroR PLACE OPERA HoUsE-RErURN OF THE
snor ssaera Snais
% ss.f AZ; S
slSss 6asis
and Hst.ndanss Director Of the Opera siSnof
frsss.Ssasra admit. 81 gallery b ss%s: Seats
s"rd dm To- M when pases sa he
No free list except for the press Doors open
performance commences ats
THEATRE, Aston PLACE OPERA noUsE.-A com
lack the compliment Of Benefit the performances win take
Col ward VIM T. PSr's W mSn ESoshtGP l. pSs
ton Col j. s. Du Sole frederick West Capt ". NJ McAr-
% Nos sss ts.sSp Sh r. a. sss ssai
Thos s. Hambln Charles Bass George Loder, VIM Mitchell
John Neahe w. r. Roberts, Chas Kemble Mason. In pur
appear in the characters of Hamlet and Don Caesar
BaKsn in the pieces bearing those assisted by
Volunteered their services The evenings performance will
diversified by musical and other entertainments Full
particulars will be announced in the bills OF the day
CHRIsTY's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HALL. NO. "a
~ Broadway between Grand and Brooms streets-hon-
original and wehnown C6rstys Ethiopian Opera Troupe
the nrs. esabed Oldest organised band IA the world
sSap " SSssy rssy win The giving
their original and nimtable entertainments night
Concert will commence ct o'clock An Afternoon Concert
on Saturday,. commencing at 5 o'clock r. n.
NOR SALE CHEAP-THE BEST PAINTED AND MOST
effective Panorama Exhibition tructed The
Wondrous Reyestonsof Earliest Creation or the History
Creation with the Six Days Work the Horrors OF the Deuge,
the appearances Of the Earth in series Of ssntinn-
biticn perfectly complete with coored glass mediums,
curtains rollers &c. and will be sold very low; 1t is
for any who has leisure TO attend Apply to
Mr. Peacock at the New Assembly Rooms Chambers street
NIssOLvING yIEws-ANY PERSON HAVING A LOT
IL various and suitable for public
hibton which they would wish to dispose of hear Of
seope with variety Of to the
Please address Microscope. during the next
the Original Female Minstres the only organized band Of
Sa in l sduSs 81 sna
Artstet, commonly called Model Artists Will appear
afternoon and evening in variety Of splendid repre-
Bedouin Arab Girls the only ones existence who will
60 through their gymnastc feats Prices OF admission
Private Boxes, 81.
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ITO ARrIsTEs AND EXHIBITORS. : MACARTHUR.

ITO ARTIsTEs AND EXHIBITORS. McARTHUR's
Concert Hall Buffalo The proprietor calls the atten-
Concert Hail. which has recently been entirely
lighted by being situated in his popular garden
and centrally located the most desirable place for
cer lectures public exhibitions open the city
capable seating comfortably 400 persons Terms
moderate Letters post paid will meet with attention Ad
dress A. McARTHUR,
Corner Main and Eagle streets Buffalo n. Y.
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John KEEsE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT d KEEsI

~
wiz ), s .r.s on e. sS 80
is,S .::ss,
Large collection S q End
Scei: A%SSs these Sssi.s!s liz iei!ssiSs hsy
sratsn' nas.rou: fsrs9n. Great Britain fsnnass.
SsSs. ihSssdds' Ivy: Martial :xnnssi ssssss ossT.
!e; To.sIoIs. syo Finder Voyage e Aus:
;$sss vim ssP: :ss
EyP. and Palestine Bright: Travels ia nantary ssu::
Persia 6 ,s aan hosy Of
ns is1s SSr A's oss sdsn sss
.s. RI, Dsss w s.s... s mE 5
WSI 10 Eo; GasTis % vol. T.,s.; Oriental
y rdd dhPy
Dammit Lexicon crsssm; ss.ruise is.eoS f..S. La.
: q
see N,relson II Volumes Dodsley Plays " Volumes nsu-
yniumss Rsrosfsstiye Review, Is volumes; Lodts Por-
soy. ana NOBLE v Pa British wiss
volumes; Naturas Library 20 volumes British Poets Is
ss9 ry 10 !uns s Int a.Gs,,s L.
Is sSys %
;:s: S;'.7'S Eth;
Volumes Library Ofths Fathers 10 Volumes Brdgswa,sr
drno Works Of Lord Bacon ~ Volumes Button Is Volumes
Mtfords Greece volumes; Lib Of Entert. Knowledge "a
onary 10 yelumss EneyeloEsdis Britanniea yolumes
Theatre des Latins Is Volumes pemosthenes 10 volumes
pscers Bbliotheque, volumes Pignos Tuscany vels
lie Clercs Bibioth Ancient and Modern AutobogrAphy
Volumes Lardners Cab cyelepedis; nAr,ins Colonial La
brary 10 Volumes history Romano de Lvy IL volu
Ciceron Ceuvres de- 81 volumes Tactic volumes; Greek
Authors in French volumes Annual Register 81 Volumes
Also share In the New York Society Library. Catalogues
are ready, and the books on view.
"A CONFIDENTIAL INTERVIEW WITH TIE GEN
N 40 requested, 1O4 Reade street, whose note
sgred Ameus and dated 2'th May wa. daily received at
that number An early call IL particularly solicited
immediate notice Of where and at what hour interview
may be had.
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Liquors.

nRANDY &c UNLOADING FER VLADIMIR
NJ ieanmur Syttsnd. Nav and Olivia easks Rochelle
and Bordeaux dark and pale Brandy y Rordasns
white Wine ~ casks Vinegar. sardne Pes.
Trunres. huthroome 10, for fale ~ 4. aONIUN.
Front
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DRANpY LANDTNG.-FoRrY PACKAGES EfGHrHs
ID quartNr md halves PER brig ReAnmur from Rschse
81 superior ase and fsk 1aver for sale Low ra,ssy
All BEAN, ~ Watsr street.
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OLYMPIC.-PIERCEs NINsTREIs-rHE ORIGINAL

nLYMPIC.-PIERCES MINSTRELS-THE ORIGINAL
~ Pompey late Of Christys hinstrca ~ Broadway, be-
wsek-Dsors open Concert O'clock The noseltie
introduced by H. Pierce in his style Of Ethiopian pefor
nsss decided marks Of appreciation by crowded
nas shoa sens sne me plus Trn q nssIs
Saturday, Doors open At concert st o'clock. Adns-
sion rs cents Orchestra boxes b0s Private boxes S.
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SPESIAL NOTICES.


GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
NJ The Annual Communicable OF the n. W. Grand Lodge
of the H. Fraternity Free and Accepted Masons Of
the State New York will be held at the Grand Lodge
Room at the City Hotel late Howard house, 49 Broad
Tuesday evening" the 9TH Of June at o'clock The
day from 10 A. M TO r NJ at the same place. Entrance
Broadway The Committee appointed BY order Of the NJ
w Grand Lodge make the for the
Dediea Of Fretmasons Hail. coo Broadway Masonic
purposes have decided that there shall be general Process
Of the Fraternity under the banner Of the Grand Lodge
only The Procession will be formed Mt the Grand Lodge
Roo at the City Hotel Wednesday the 9Th of June, at
3oek in the afternoon All Brethren requested ap-
pear in dark clothing black hats white aprons and white
gloves. The Officers of Lodges in their official regalia
JAMES HERRING, Grand Secretary.
MASONIC NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL COMMUNICA-
1 ton of St. Johns Grand Lodge Of the ancient
honorable fraternity Of Free and Accepted Masons Of the
state Of New York will be held at the Grand Lodge
Masonic Hail. 27i Grand street. Tuesday June
at 8 o'clock. HENRY ATWOOD, Grand Master.
Rosr hAcov, Grand Secretary.
I AB0RERS UNION BENEVOLENT soCIETY.-THE
II members Of the first division of the above society
espeetuy invited to attend their regular
on Tuesday evening June at the Forest House. 40 Spring
street. at half O'clock, NJ Attendance Is
qsed Of each member Of the above division BY order Of
EIRE DEPARTMENT.-NOTICE.-TH DIFFERENT
Companies who intend escsrting the Digent Hose, OF
Phaee phis are requested to meet in the Park eight
o'clock precisely The Companies will take precedence
cordng their Nos The right Of line at the gate AL
possible the Grand MARSHAL By order Of the Grand Mar
shall. MICHAEL EICHELLS
John KEEsE, .AyCroNEER.-cooLEY q KEEsI
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BALES Yr AUOriOr.


CAHuEL OScOoD, AUCTIoNEER-LARGE SALE OF
~ Green House pants.-Nan Antwerp 4 Osxood will
sci. on Tuesday, 9Th June at o'clock NJ at Bgrnhsms
Mansion House. the B0umngda rOaa seventy
ninth the entire collection and valuable plants
u Mr. Burnha the whole complete order. Terms cash.
AhEs NJ MILLER, ACCOMMODATIONS RIVER
property at auetion.The Farm formerly Of Abraham
Berran deceased In Winchester county Of ~ at the
eonfuence 81 the Hudson River aud spuyteanuive Greek
one Of the most splendid situations the river and having
the railroad along ts Western boundary will be
MY sold auction partition the estate the heirs
under the direction q r. r. Rurgea Esq Referee Mon
day June " la0 az " o'clock at the hcrchAn Exchange
OID PAINTINGS AT ACCTIoS-wILL BE SOLD
~ this evening at oelock in the sales roou rear
the bookstore 40 Chatham Square 100 Elegant Painting
gilt frames richly mounted suitable rsriors ADD public
housceto close The estate Of the late G. Sorms-iy the
nsgnse The paintings must le removed ~ " o'clock A
June 9Th JOHN LEvISON. Auetonser.
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RAILROADS.

CAnDEN AND ANBoY RAILROAD LT,E roR
~ At 9clcsss a NJ and half-pss o'clock
n -. ~ sheambost JOHN POTTER daily, SEneays except
e. rsn pier no North River rsrs. hrs. osss o.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS -sOUTH CAROLINA
Nv Ran hcsd Company Cherieston Mar "a isy0 sealed
Iropo vii e received - this ofee until the i5,h Jelly
az ben The wgrk viii consist Of fsOo entc yards of
savson d vded nte f-ur seetiens spess pro-
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