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sypopsts OF Events.

FROM the Alta California May ~
Our city IL built M again In last issue for
States told OF s destruction q ~
ton Some plant take root and sprout upward In such
hurry hst they bring the old she'll 81 The germ vhsns
they sp ung, upon the upshootlng srsk the bulb hns
still cir pg TO It, 70 u q city. she hss sprung
up from her ruins lit rally with ashes upon her hsse
stsudirg upcn eubcrs We have streets again. beck
again houses stores business sxcitsmsnt batls, pro
sress prttrefy Thres-fourths 81 the streets liuea
s-sin with Invitations, although net four weeks have
elnpsrd slncc the FIRE.
So too !. IL Of stockton Accounts from there ~.
veiy nee uragng Her people nave not been dsh.art
eI,d ny their great cssmy but have progressed very
FIR in rgmcdyihs by building the destruction q Their
yhegc two eres had no, as much ensc, va setieI-
pstsd in raising prices on account Of the sreas quaint
to- goods cupboard and large cargoos wheh hsv0
arrived since.
The vhs and democratic parties have each mad,
their nominations and the contest for State officers an
Congress is fully opened The vhs MN inatlous
made with much uuanimty and probably The dc
rats VIII give quite as undivided fupport 10 their
Rumors ot Indian dicuitsa arr sk'rrnishins In w
northern port uf the State rife The despised In
diane have proved themselves not lacking IN courage
and y u to b. deeply regretted th fe- ipdv,dnsis
have had the power and want q rrioeipie which has
made with these vrgtchsd creatures quite prcs
bic There has existed in tba nature u the
any nccessiy Tor such deplor ble eoDdtion " things
The prospects ofsgriculturc are very good bet
ter than at time anticipated. The lats rana
have materially increased the probabilities 81 COCO
crops THIS smplcymeu ~ portion ~ citisens is
certain 70 be an increasing and profitable one
Very encouraging imports In from the vsric ~
mining REGIONS and the amount Of dust shipped bone
shows that our mines have not given out short
notwithstanding the dry winter.
The Indian Commissioners have met with excelis =,
need the 'ustaining arm Of government at home lf
reasOnah HE appropriations to render the State "a m.
ton = most excellent service.
The frst cxecuios under the laws &C this 49,, ,ooa
place IN stockton Thur day last II W. 1000
Crime has been considerably checked Of "a thsr
Is some hope for better state Of thing ne futurs
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A nsAIoM ArsTIN. A NATIYE oT nTCks. ~
I.IQUORs.

y
DRANDV ArD sEGARs-CENTLEMEN DESTROYS
~ oftupIlying themselves with choice brands VI the
above articles lefor leaving for the countr Ne suited
90 quality and quantity, bv calling upon J. v WARREN,
No. ia Greenwich street under tae Pacho hots
AMBRosE BALTIMORE BECs MOST SINCERELY TO
~ return bic grateful thanks % dsosrnins rnha ior
TIE hind aud LIBERAL vntr0ntro bestowed upon him and
them positively ~ ~ nothing his snail
D. wanting merit such knt favor Ambr,s Dslimare,
20 Rrotme street ccrnes Of Crosby. PSrhs celebrated
Brandy store.
DAlIlyCEEs OLD STORE ~ STILL ON HAND Ar
~ ~ HeuGton street corner ~ ku'berry. Eyerybod
tnors the stand and lie celebrity er god CLASP herS
lrrabFents Ter large supply for The t,ming
Respectfully yours, AMBROSE DALLIyORE.
JCsT REcEIvED-A SPLENDID LOT OF CLABEr
Wines, which. BY cash purchasc otter at lie.
dotou. bottles returned. AMBROSE BALTIMORE,
40 Brcvme st Crosby the celebrated Brandy store
NOTiCE.-TnE BUSINESS OF RECriTYiNG srf-
~ rite Heretofore conducted Nv VI e. w. Glatz in
recuu With Nr Jean Brcon. vii De 10 future carriei On
~ thc Underlined who has purchased tbc eutir m crest a
ue valid g. ". Glat. IN this Isiaess AT outstan1irE h
go.nh must We settled With d., ggdcr.is1. %. gra
duly q. 1881. JEAN IOSEfH tOhIL.
DsuHssy, go EightL street once 81 Waters street
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HONEY MARK Er.

Tu'sspsr, July &c = n
There wss ccusiderat@ activity IN tbe sioes mwket
to day and prices generally rrsty wsi maiuisin a
Norwich an1 Worcester III ~ three pes emit n eaa.
qu,pce II tie small dividend declared, and ss-khalsrs
fle nov very mwh eisssiissfs win The rats Tald
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d ssssASssiss sssss q Nsw Lscs n ( ssasonaAls
~ - slovsA Ne claimant TO make necessary
=, !. = ss.,sss &: BET: .sss 2. Ia iii.
sscs< ss.V.As; but such time bsag allowed him,
e =: "a % %
e.sasscs isr ths losses he sustained b. such inne-
tsissspslsse. The Board y, therefore, q ths opinion,
valid claim sgsins Mexieo, and the same 10 according
y allowed: the amount % bs awarded subject to the
sms..a) S Gales sT ). ssIru commissioner
ROBT T PAINE, ;.
prom the National Intelligenser, July 81
We esivsd yesterday from the late Sscrsta.y Of the
Board u for tho examination Of claims
syon Mexico, the following lstter-
u- rs.y.sr ,s,ers ~ III. s sSis
.sc.s e ssr... ..s .s.,d;s y III. late Beard Of CUm
De las board Tsass va. your iS..asss rsqSsss You
% & ::is s ss s. .sa 1 ssss
s.. 70 dealt that forgery mas been psrpssras.d you
she. .SS .,ssss: s.sIsa y :silass.ss
ssar. = and ~ would a.,. been deceived, and given
Years. &c. cHAs. w. DAVIS.
Secretary the late Board.
EDITORS
The implied 'censure of the late Boaid Of Commits
did not Mr. Davis seems TO suppose originate
With We should be among the last persons ia the
world 10 believe that they deserve It, The
BY the other New York paper from which copied the
7Sunss article We copied both the articles under the
Impression that when such charges into DIR
eeAon oy newspapers OF any btAnuinx thcy shouiu %
net No eriminalty could possibly attach to any board
nor being mposed upon by forgeries bat 1t is due 10
public justice that such orgeres have been perpetrat
ed the authors should be ferreed out and punished
the innocent relieved from undeeerved rcproach and
bunny. 1t Is due TO the administrators Of this govern
ment, themselves OF high and unimpeachable cha
racter that they should be mifjudged and stigma
tiled by vague charges limiting at fraud somewhere and
leaving 10 be inferred that high officers Of government
have not used due vigilance in discharge Of their duty in
regard TO 1t.
Il is estimated In some quarters at distance that
The claimant who orunate enough to be the beue
Gary Of te large award said 20 be alluded received
IN reality but all part Of the mount This
dsrstsnd Is an lie received al the amount which
he was entitled lie IL visiter Europe but wi
We prefume return to take Of his reput
ton, SO rough ha ndled in the New YORK papers
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Why are KnoSs Rocky Mountain Beavers like rood arr;
IL sceptcal this point let them visit Eaoxs
set-bshms IL Fulton street and they these bs
tinln far IN
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Pound ~ tuflNlth rrr D. % te une uaiief
81 Command yfu faiF Do fffNcN 20 At e fth auir
aeejsnts sultins from urfudsnt us ~ runpw@fr Or
fet lox Of ts feuui1r tftrtrfrf a. Co. fcrftcr acrlf
n5 Broadway, sid y 10 mtiy tTIlel ia wi BE- tsis
M hALLEY. ns nrsaArtr.
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CELAows. MUSICAL HALL, IA BROADWAY, NEXT

LELhOWS MUSICAL HALL, ~ BROADWAf, NEAT
door 70 the Olympic aboye Canal street-Open every
ventilated for the summer season ands without exception
the eool and most comfortable place OF in the
city The original Fellows xnstres comprising company
Of twelve talented and ecent performers whose concerts
in this city for the last have reoeived the
approval of the mot discerning audiences under the d.
"a, afternoon and svsDine:Par Grand introductory
Overture sheppArds Quick Step full Band Operatic Cho
Asnes @. Swaine Buckley Old Pine Tree. H. Collins
Tap Tap Tapping at the window, Rumsey Mississippi Co
lored waters with frog accompaniment Company oh Le
Bones and Violin from the of Tampa piece of music
attempted by other bone player G. Ane and
Buckley; Ballad, Sally in our Alley H. Collins; Grand
musical scena the Firemans Chaun descriptive OF hre In
Broadway. the working Of engines &c. composed BY J.
Williams aud Huntey Ballad The Last Rose Of Summer
H. Collins; Crscovienne, la Fanny Eilsler H. s. williams
Ethiopian Fling. Ia Certo, Huntley; Burlesque tho
Havana Opera Troupe Violin Solo, Mster T. Buckley Bur-
league shahers with features entirely original with
this Telephone Solo, Buckley Burlesqne Horn
dued and adopted by some Of the most fashionable
ladies OF city; Characteristic Medley Dance Huntey
Part representing the characteristics peculiar to the
Plantation Dares Of the SoutBanjo Solo, with illusions
from Lord Byron G. swaine Buckley Comb Solo, g. swSme
Buckley hsno Solo, s Rupssyi Banjo Trio swains
Rich Hong Kong Bone Dance, Swane Buckley, Rumsey,
and Buckley Measure Dance, Williams: Song and Dance
Lucy Long Hentley and Company Finale grand erpsioho
dspisy introducing the Holiday Festival Dance G.
t~ane Buckley, Williams Ramsey and Company. Admis
son eentG children under Of half price Doors
jelly 4h and Saturday for the ladies and
Juveniles, common cling at o'clock
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~ Reported Expedition 20 Lower CALI

rFrcm the Alta California, Mng -
The steamer Ohio Capt Robert HALEY arrived hsn
San Diego ycste~iay morning The Ohio vas deie'usi
Nv hours W striking upon the bar Cppaats NE Worth
Beach. while entering th, hafbor.
General Norcheed loft San Diego On Friaay, Mas .
on his expedition down the coast Whom ern. More
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Sd and most admirably The choiee,t
the most superior liquids we'll eool
airy lodgings the peculiar eharacers
tics of this pleasant hotel Messrs Woodruff the
proprtor have circle of friends who
them the road to fortune by keeping
popular conducted city All
that the hungry the thirsty and the weary desife will
be found at all times at the [" Union"
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Sunday xcursi0n.-The Henry Clay Will
make Poughke psc and places
sunday leaving Chambers street at half A. NJ See
adyer tisement.
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GeorgaThis remarkable child creating quite excite
ment. performances at the Broadway Tabernacle last
months old and play upon the equal
any old drummer Bis whistlng Is truly astonishing He
Walker street. ssssed By several performers among which
Ii Miss Laura Lse the and faoinatnE vocalist aged
years assisted by yo.ng yioIin the Of
"a Sd and 9Th July also at Newark New Jersey the
evening Of 9Th Of July. Admission Is cents.
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The Sen Serpent was bull a' Por'smou'oi Nh
The Isabelita lyme was built 1t Philadelphia
The Eclipse was built at New York.
The Stag Hound was built at Boston.
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THE MODEL AP!ARY-A NEW AND woNDERFuL
Exhibition, Montague place of Montague Hall.
by means OF an Ingenious inv enson $50
than ao0 Of bses worn ing together filling glass
boxes Jars and umblers with honey. Microscopes
ranged magnyinE the bees many times the sc OF ife
Glass eates protect the visitor while watching their curious
operations Lovers Of the nature and
th Erea, ns.sra curiosity Parents bring your chdren
and let the busy bee them lesson Of Industry All
who seek rational entertainments be both instructed
snd amused AdmittaTce Is cents; children, l2 cents
teason tickets 80 Liberal with schools
Open from A. N. to NJ N. B.-ferritoria rights far
brooklyn.
cARD.-A Full THEATRICAL WARDROBE is
"A waited by thu 10Th Of August NEXT Any capable
efmskg by TIRE above mentioned time having good
sady ,sds ser SALE will meet with purchaser by ad
rssfng THOMAS J. HEMPlIILL Esa. No. hncs street,
Phileselphia.
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hundreds o gentlemen o. Gtria who had hoped
Ncssly that should escape the usual snnuai boil Goa
fequshty the superb ptab Beavers fea.her weight reh
snd tlegant. rUinr % VITA upexsmrled rnridty.
There sesTosyso ssata asani Cor h Of Dab arss0rks
a. for tAg Gcnin IrAh Beavers.
CENfN. ia broadway. errosito -. Paul's.
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One grain or Provocative a. worth more than

visit hAttrttue fftr uatt a. tLf it ~ shfs tffft
ahcrf, hra tra tiEs cfntf D. nafs hfshy
and clsasytvo q ths ucst dssratit lrsrtfuss u
LatufG.
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tent Leather tu' o. vita hs0farys cslftrtsi fstsas
isr shot 40 lsr efr m.dt ~ tht reuuir treafh Ia
TIER and uarfharf nf q era ~. fiis tl
ohesJ che ia ftand. " Nniaen lane surusr a Nsn
street. stsTt 0rsn uis morting uHu D. aelgtl.
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Shes fumTn ~ every stse aad description. uato IN
'hc tsrds.sst yies q ssD.ror frenrh isaths sni ~
Ne lst worin n ne city ~ hROOksH Ns~ rerk nest
snd th0, Emrsgum 3 gon street. TIE eheagest place Ia
lie city % lst a eood artisls.
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for ssutsmsn. GkEfNs, Aftar House, style. a.
ra and workmanship rusrantesd aud svtry
ptynissd 10 cent tcine a. ths appointed hour.
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GRAND SEA BATHING EXCURSION TO FORT HA.
Personal.

MARY NfITuORF-TNrORNAiI ION ~ WANTED or
wi Wary Nhorp daus ter 81 Thomas Mthorr n lsrr.
NsTkslire England. Who this eouutrF Nay i
With her fahers f,aiy, "a the shp Wostsra World o.
H. Living in New YORK.. Her partnt rtie In Osssr3 eounty
sud anxious % hLd her Any inisrmata respsetaf
her nav h addressed D. John L. NcNsmt CosrcTtewn.
Otser0 County, New York
VNFoRMATION WANTED or MICHAEL SuYru
az Ne parish Cratioe county Ciarf. Irsiand IT,
e. New iOrk about three years agc lnf'rnaeu Of hi
will be received BY Dan. Hart In frat street AZ TIE
ofNcrh sth street. Wnliamsbursh o. 10 Cherry street.
New York.
A BsATca AUSTIN. NATIVE OF BUCKS, Eng
IN lani-E5 Reward Whereas advertisement
arTcarsd in English papcS. nineteen yeats
ago tie nest u Kin Of the above named Ahsalom
e,tensvtly in parts Of America The above reward
will b. raid person who rrofuce the airsr'se
sive full particulars Of The sine when
where tie said Absaom Austin died the naturo 81 his viii
( anvil vhc the executors and what his said property
consists o. letter addressed 20 Mr. Austn. George street
Bermondsey. London England, viii meet with Immediate
attention.
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e,se,sy tsis 4 IL Ssishis Aalts q EnglAad~ He
sAouid come 70 Canada y hos dssss 70 thsD
carried y pss1sosion We have ned Of RatAr Maab
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Cor riunr Ter ycu had 'hs nrsN cstab-
isLutnt De traw 60. even tal suasr ssrfnent
A. bIGEAw a CO ~ Fui,oa street.
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EXCURSIONS.

A WHALING EXCURSION ExTRAEoR ONE WEEK
s; s Of ibis :. Ts the as. On Of The The
some q %. me-. sapess .nasnsn in The world are
e.: linen New SsS.s;s "a
&. 70 S With suns cS
tSs sss,. 4. sea iiiiss srs suassisy x vh.is.
ssi.s s,ii ssss$ . .: S.ssS.s.; Sew BEDFORD s.d
vii T. sS,.iasa Cor hi. srsas Ocssson Geatie@s.
Il s s: 4 J. :t T
: : s.ss s e s sTi Ss :: ..! all on.
bored Tat sss c p.s,si ws ssr err S be with
.:SY ..Ss. HAYES. Nss LSnaos Newport, and New Bed
GnAsp svsDAY sxSyRsTos 70 new ROCHELLE .,. z
way II. isaoS;s ..s%s9 siSSoER VIII make plea.
as. sS' ,S.t
,,s .s., ,'f Ssa ly1.f ..S 1a Glen Iss ds: %.
sf "a :ss sss
ssss s sI'S Oh board s'' A'A'
tCuNDAY MORNING boat FOR SEwpuRoH AND
- ,si dSg :. Ps5Ie1s "a EH 1i.s css
:ss:, I fsrs Ss.s Ia s:s ana :.s .sSi
Of chantsr. every sunday arpiSg o'clock for
os,ssS ? M srr,SisS Is %., Ye.r AZ IN fhis Trio
will be continued for the sesson.
CuNpAY TRIP TO COLD STRING. LANDING At
svSnsr vrs Peak snd r s r s,Gs
AZ hammond street each way. lars seas 70 cold srr.ag
The and splendid steatasr THOS n. HULSE, Cart r.
Van MART win leave New York from foot Of Chanbers
street Sundsy morning ats O'clock for the above places
Returning, viii leave Cola sprng At | o'clock r. NJ
ExcuRsIoHs TO THE FISHING BANKS Every
II day In the vrtk.On the ih Of July the trip will
be extended around the Light sp The steamer gahale
street. s eHiasTiss street fieT 10 ~ rs.sra
~ N. Esfreahmeuts hhiu. tackle nc, provided
hoard. Fare IS osHts each way.
GRAND SEA BATHING EXCURSION TO FORT MA.
VI milton sad Cancy 1sland-Ths steamboat TROJAN
e,mueteos her evening trips az o'clock NJ, from rer
No. North River fuesiaY July sth. and viii continue
throughout the Families wtshing coei fad pies.
cant call with an evening sea hath viii End ts boat mest
susa 20 their couysucnee ~ Trojan also leaves Pier
Ne. 3at6 aud 10 AN, anal aad 4 Pm. each day.
GRAND EXCURSIONS TO COMFY ISLAND. LAND
" Ing At Fert Hamilton each vAy-Iare l2h Cents.-
The aud splendid steamer TROJAN. CAPT. ,. NJ Rod
man w make daily excuions 10 Coney Iiar A. er the
son, leaving az ioen. saraiTg Try Fspm rins street
q halLrast oslo't. ~ aad hsnIas, u ani s,At.
h0rprs "trip from Fort Hamilton usA.h
V'HE LARGE AND CouEODIors STEAMER Gaia.
LINE, Caet. VI. n. Peek, Ne chartered for
sions, Sc Fer further infoTnaton inqairs ~ ~ Pearl
street.. % 10 the captain. en- board.
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Political An

This arrival brings news Of q airs A.. .,.....,
conventions The ne dcrgs a I've po's e.,s
tiors 10Th nessed ,esc' bir and democratic ocsven
mise mesr.rrs and atiops In favor Of the eosrro.
the mineral lands N oppct ton 70 w. - me
% wolk free If y should be allcwel to the miss'
vor.bls 10 " toll OF tax, while he denociets ~
$50 os,be xnno them TO actual settlerr who are st
Thewhr Uuited states. as wei a. a - puvuo
Cover favorable to grants Of land b. tba geneSd
-ssnt for educational purposes
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


STANBoAT RACE BETWEEN TIE REINDEER AND
- Benry Clay Thursday, July 3Having motto, In
.p G Rs s1s SSs
greater than the Henry CIsys-the Henry Clay Is
wish % sy there wa no si. On tSard
,he Clay . Les, .be Reindeer On her als. "trip albany
,iesm Le. sns t.ik the owners would set psrat
so % y thu hour s, vii. s R,r rss5
9ss ale ssnt a. hs rate e siseea nile per boar Te
n. Rsster q. ed minutes 70 Sysa With tSs intention q
beating Tie Henry Clay tbs dirsroass in stmtins den
ne saiy Clay sssss ne Rns ~ ~ sS %s
dn,rnee ftweny.one mines The apsci o. The Henry
Henry Clay acssi her steam GSsn after esvas cS.sk
Sr sp Il ns: s1 The Sf
ne h'Sy ny w. telrs 'ftsasa % her ssd; - taes no
wednssdsy and Frdsy morning. at half pas. s4 9clock
rs.iinssiths usual ishdings. FAR. city seat,.
NEW YORK AND rHILADELPHIA-YEw YORK
~ ana Philadelphia dre,t-united states MAIL Line
y ss iT's ss,d1d FAR T.ly;
s.w froH loot q Courtland street, aad a,
aaelFhis and A. NJ aad p. NJ rem the sse: sl Wal
rANDLS AND AsBoY RAILROAD LINE IRON NEW
,s.Sss ys p6fTEk saras Line s' Il S osl:ds
s,. sr@s's s..s SslSsa tH,. Y s,ssT o; ~
;sfe. 81 ~. l., BLIsA Agent.
II rGrIAR DAY LINE FOR ALBAST-rARE, 50
N cents Meals served N boarjOn ana after Monday
ssFs Is,ss A Nil IlI. ;is zee ~, s rbsms.r;
ar % gNsry Monday wcdn Jay, and Friday morning. ~
snS sstrrssy Ns TSr ir,.- psTssS
lars inquiss % the Captain. On hoard EFT Loaf.
CHANCE or HoUR.-THE STEAMER ALICE. CAPT.
y, Mssas 81 hrgeseI,I VIII on AID s''sr ra,:tsy sly
rsssd.y ", day, 1Aursdsy ADD eaJ sud g
.s.sTay E Val 1--we ~ = q a3rs
grtust snd htw Haven ktl.roat. rare ~ Trcrht
ths risr
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IoDcrNGs. ~~,

TO LIST. FURNISHED. FRONT rARto- 49,.
hedr ON Alta lied, on 'ht Gtst hoori WITH
tgrpshed w tfe tet. style st out besvd agl- Rsorx
VutBgttdrty ttvstt waite shd Irsbk fngrirc At 10
Il sgvtte
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spEcIaL NOTICE $. !.

DOsT OFFICE. NEW YORK-NoTICE THE MAILS
y pr nited states uan steamer ARCTIC, Vli close
tt iis tse Saturday July sth inst Letters Cor toe
Wv. BRADY Pm
EtRr pErARTarNT.-THE TREASURER or THE
Fire Department tlankfur arknoN iflrss %. re s,iy
ecu hurdrtd dcilaf tty hands er Arsl Caron Caf
Erriursrl tenr aoua,i0n from ~ a. Ncrshrad. Eal
the "iaow and OrIAsn Iund Al. nyrast.wsnt.
JOHN 3 0lLts. Tresfsrsr
NIEcuANtCs INSTITUTE ROOMS. BowERT.-a
VI sr,si. Mrstns vail D, heid saturt,y, So nssnt.
n col r. f1r the ciec tan GERS snd .tsniins
esmu tees q NE Institute fSr Ne susuus yer ~ 'ear
81 the fresident. TuU. g. DJDD. Aetuary
pUTNAN COUNTY coURT.-BrNJANIN VAN KEU.
rer rl.intf as.inst Casrsr N Mason ald Massa Mason
h wife. David Nnssu. ilisu Henry Mason Ea ssston
Mary Gurstam. Hsnhph hlrr dsfsr tsntshn .ction 10
iorecose mortrage1o Casper N Mason DAVE Masor VII
Lam nsnry hssen. hra Masou sary Gsrshau. aud Hsa.
nsh hner-Takt notice tsi yea hereby sumonsd and
uquiftd - ansecr ~ c1mgsint In thm a.su shch
tlsd IN the once q the tisfk csNnty Putnam
the twelu Gay % june issi snd N sarv your
.vcr gpcn - ths visre Il cola snf rutns ccusty
New Nork within stty tsys stcr ts service q ta ufa
rose uron vow fEclusvs n h say snh strce and
within - days % sicr,s,i ~ pialsa VII srpy Tho
.sid eourt tor As relic dcmanGsd ths comnAat Yours
ri,purs Attcrnsy Geld srriar. \. \.
MEssRs. BERrsKp AGO ANNOUNCE
wi lat their Cheap Pestsse Rosuttioas N
force and they viii engage dvsr letters Sss Frsnrso
~ advance % The a. Nall ana wth afets Under
their rcftaFe rFunhLs The rtssc single letter
70 StH frsncisco . only ecnt al oltr piscesir CaiFc
ps, eeng newsrsrers ssns % Cal frna. Goots ae.
vtre IN san frsneieo IN Thirty three dsy 81 per
puuad Nt,t shipment IN the 18TH JAW -
HEREFORD co, 2Ntscy street. Astor House.
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Sunday Trlp.-The Thomas e. Hulse Will
make her usual trip on Sunday. See advertisement.
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Pianotore the nrst regular meeting the
Subscribers Of the American Panoforte o. mpany, held
tie Coliseum Rooms, $50 Broadway, Wednesday evening
July DR. }. W Hunabert appointed President; and
the Solicitor of the society Secretary pro tenn The
following resolutions were adopted -
release, stipulation of limited habty be accepted
And these were accordingly. unanimously adopted.
That committee for auditing and passing the accounts
sfthe company be appointed. :.
B. That committee be appointed 10 Draft additional by
laws and rules the business of the company to be
proved at the next meeting appointed tor the 10th Inst
g. That committee Of investigation Ito investi ate the
references Of the party obtaining posesson Of the first
pianol be appointed.
TieSs committees duly elected from among
g. That sufc,rnt Of .he fun in hand necessary to re-
deem share and to deliver piano. value $500, be
dtsyoeed Of.
These resolutions unanimously adopted. and the
choice being pat at auction sccordng TO articles Of
agreement the first plane award@S 70 Mr. C Pachc
street Brooklyn, at monthly premium OF 81 aud bonus
Of g. TO decide between him and similar monthly bid
That the meeting adjourn TO Thursday the 10Th inst II
rect at the OF the company go broadway half past
JPN. Per order Of the Seer tary.
A. II. JOCELYN,
II. g. WATSON, trustees
The Instrument selected tho following day Sd inst
stock OF Dubois Warmer, 800 Broadway The
Subscribers present aud the pubic generally gan
every iaioraon at the ONCE Of the company 80 Broad
way.
John n. Rich, Dentist, respectfully in-
seems bic friends and the public that he confines HIM
self entirely 20 te practice OF bis profession Dentist Dr.
seh has removed to Ill Tenth street ten doors west Of
Broadway.
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