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National Convention or Printers.


The Printers National Convention assembled this
morning. ut l0.ocock, and after preliminary bus
permanent officers appointed rs follows =
President Mr. Brown, Of Philadelphia Tioe Presidenss,
Mr. Lewis, OF st. Louis, and Mr. Wilder Of Boston.
Secretaries Messrs Seig Of Cincinnati and Baker Of
New York Tseasuey, Mr. Nafew, OF Albany. Commit
OF Columbus: Lewis, Of St. Louis Committee New
Business. Messrs Green Of Kentucky Foster, of Mis-
souri, Thompson, OF Ohio; Nafew, Of New York RAN
dell, Of Maryland Mcknight Of Tennessee Wilder. II
Massachusetts, Hubbard, Of Pennsylvania; Dosworthe
Of Indiana
The Convention adjourned till 10 o'clock to morrow.
Twelve States represented and twenty two Gnions
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From tho South .

GALE on LAKE PONCHARTRAIS-STEAMER SUNK
TRIAL FOR hyRDER-U. 8. sLOoP oYANE, ETc.
BALTIMORE May B, 1851
severe gale occurred on Lake Ponchartrain, tho
2th ult in which tho Beacon bound for Mont
gomery Alabama from New Orleans, with n large caxga
sprung leak and SUNK in ten feet water. The passea
gers saved considerable portion Of the
cargo will also be saved in damaged state.
The trial Of Crist the murderer ut Mobile. has beea
postponed until the next term
The United States eIoop OF Cynne seen going
into Pensacola on the I'D ult
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Markets.

CHARLEsror, May /, 1861
For cotton yesterday the demand active prices
slightly favorng sellers. $500 bales sold at 6ho a9c
NORFOLK, May /, 18S&.
Cotton is active. with sales at s16c. The supply
light Corn and slaves are unchanged.
BALrIAoRE. May 3, 1859
Sales were made to-day Of 800 bbls Of flour, at ~
25 $50 beeves sold at 81 % rs the hoof cqua to
So SO a IS rs net.
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Navigation ON Lake Erie.

DurKIRK May 2-5 p. VI.
Our harbor is open The wind Is southwest and the ice
Is moving down the lake rapidly The propeers Prince.
ton and Gcncsee Chief left this afternoon for Cleveland
The steamer Keystone State leaves in the morning for
Detroit All the goods that have arrived by the New
York and Erie Railroad have been shipped. IL Is not
possible for the ice to close the harbor again this spring
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CAMpnrrGR UsrvERsIrY.-At the {

CAMDKTEUK UNIVERSITY ht tHV ' 70
yr.;,.o~,;,v axb;h;,;oo which ia To take ag
day tho following young gentlemen will N Gu
in the extrcises;-lhc nunioers OF I'd raft
in tho programme SAN English Yer aess II
Baftbe's speech for Beranger. Edward r local
connIy Now Jers.y IA Disouisitic You cs
Moore Charles Taylor Garfield, Ithat a., M isee
1s-A Greek Version Extract from Sssr !,
Souit on the Compromise John Dawes, NJ haif 9,
Carolina. 12--An English Ncrsien From rangers
prodiaio<oU OF CsIdcron Henry sted, certl6cs
Lancaster, Pennsylvania. 13-An Engi sat, X
"1hc Vnluc Of the English Literature Of tb.,s Nov
tury.n Josiah Collins, Scuppernopg, Mort nj,
li-An Epeiish Version. Rrum speech OF
Sept, mber 20, 1850. John IRVING, Charleston =
Carolina.
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Hon. Henry Clay.

The country will regret learn that the illness Of this
distinguished statesman has assumed moro hopeless
form than il has for some time past During Rn.
day night he much distressed by cough, and hs
condition has since that time gradually become worse
His sanguine friends despair Of his recovery
DR. Hail. Of this city is the attending physician
rugton Repu,Sic, Muy g.
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LEGAL. NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT.-SARAH BUCKrlN. NY HER
- next friend Thomas White, against John Buckr. 70
John Buckn You hereby summoned and required TO
answtr the In this action which will be Gci Ia tho
on Oe OF the Clerk of the city and county of New ork At
t CityHa IN the city Of New York. aud TO
yorr answer to the said mpaint to suhsCrbcr
III N No 10 Naseau street In The oisy Of Now York,
within ty days after tile eoc of this on
eXcUfve % the tny ofsueh services and yon s
tht said plant within tho time aforcsao the pain
this action Will sppiy 20 the Court for tho robot
In tic eos plant. Dated, Autil 90 IS51
A. l.. FINNEY, PisntiF-s Attorney.
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but Ii any Other Senstor friendly TO the amendment
wished to be heard. he would yield the 6oos
Mr.. CIssK (whig) Of r. L.. said that Mr.. James, who
absent desired to speak the subject The bill
was then postponed.
THE bErARTMRNTs, ETC.
The CHAIR then laid before the Senate report from
the heads Of all the departments communicating plan
Of classification Of clerks Of appointment OF salaries &C.
In all the departments. Ordered to be printed, and
referred to the Finance Committee.
The Senate after being in executive session for about
hour, adjourned
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From Port au Prince.

Bosror, May 3, 1852.
The schooner Byzantine Avery from Port an Prince,
arrived here day with dates to the 10th uimo Cap
tain A. reports very sickly when he sailed and many
vessels detained In port In consequence Of their
crews being sick All business to be suspended for
ten days commencing the 18th in consequence of
the coronation Of the Emperor Soulouque.
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Court CaIendar-This Day.

SUPREME CouRT.-General Term-Nos' 70 10
sve.
UNITED srarrs Dnrsicr CouRT--The first ten
CosLaor PLsAs.--Psrt Mos. 30i, 45l, ASS,
45a ~ 463, 465, ACT. 400 All, 473, AIS, ATT :,
Nos 314 322 $40, 346. 1853, S7e 392, 400, AIS. =, -
43s. 37S. 452 474, sos. frs
surrRroR CouRr.-(Two brsnchcs) Nos. 25' rec
173. 1893, 204 222. IT, 81 25l, %. 60 25l 10, ems
900 1I0 q Iko osh ~ OH o45 ps Sal, 322 .att
925, 32, 32s, $50 33O S3l 332 334, 1856, S36 ,rm
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tie ms from Boston .

NORFOLK COUNTY RAILRoAD-FIRE AT CAMBRIDGE
PORT.
BosreN, May 3, 1852
Edward Crane Esq, has been chosen President of the
Norfolk county road and this morning It Is proposed to
connect il with the Norwich road at once
A fire occurred last night at Cambridgcport on Bos-
worths lumber wharf, which, together with adjacent
buildings were damaged to the extent Of S25O No
insurance
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MURDER TRIAL IN PgNNsyLvAsIA.-h -hiohaci =
terson wac last week tried Wkcsbsire TOT 'ne mu
of Tbomaa wilson The trial occupied some hvo day
when the ,ry after being out about two hours oruuss
In ycri,t of murder In second degree Mastersoo
YVES accordingly scntenoedt to unoeiso =" i.,poua@n ~
Of eight years At hard iaoor AMI @NA'o'J 0o"a'""
Tho Eastern PpDitentsry
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

DUhRD IAN ELEGANT SUIT or ROOMS ON TIE
Nd frat floor Alao othor rooms he had. by appyiug
at 81 and - East Twenty th street SHIRT dis
tsnco above Union park, and near Fourth avenuo The
houses have the modern improvement
DuARD.-h SUIT oy ROOMS. FOR GENTLENaN
ND and lis wife and single with board may no
oltuned IT. fnc desirable location Tho houec has sl tho
modern improvements hrply ~ No. 80 West Twontyse
cond street, li(th avenue,
DoARn-A LADY CAN BE ACCOMMODATED wIrn
ID BOARD. md pleasant Iuroishsd Room. Apply ~ s.
hubert street.
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SPORTING.

CPORTING.-wONDERs WILL NEVER CEASE TO
- the sporting public Of New York. who are called
ss Of tho Masters Lazsru who though but eleven and
thirteen years Old perfect masters In the art Of self
pngst Israel The boys have exhibited the Of
spared at the Worlds Fair Likewise At Bath for the be-
net Of funds for relieving the Irish and Scoto and
for other charitable purposes and also for the
TO be erected in honor venerable nd Thomas
Crib will exhibit their great artistic abilities
day evening" ut Mayors Concert Hail. No l0l Elizabeth
street where they viii positively assisted by all tho yeter
Of tho prize ring-Jim Sullivan, who makes h last ap
in public this oscason Philip Clare the winner
Of the late ght ana host OF Others Ticket . cents
csely stage will be erected in the centre of the
O'Clock.
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THK TURF.

1INION COURSE. L. .I-TROTTING-TUE NAY
H. MSr A-Stake and Purse $soo-Mis heats, best
gle; George Perrin enters Flora Temple; H. Woodruff
enters m Lady Bond s. Mclaughlin enters b. Lady
Brooksl Mr. Nodine enters b. George West Immediately
after spurse and stake Of sa-Ml. heats. best three IN
Perrin enters Bay Colt Hugh Kelley enters York
Cars will leave south ferry Brooklyn, for the Course at
each way. rs cents JOHN /. SNEDIKER. Proprietor.
CENTERvILLE COURSE. LONG IsLAND-TROT-
- ting-Frday, May !, at 3 cock.-Purse and sweep
stake, $0p Mile heats; best three 6ye harness. s.
MsL,uEhisns b. M Lady BrHok. Nodnssb George
bond Omnibuses leave Fulton ferry, Brooklyn, at.
o'clock T. M JOEL C0NKLIN Proprietor.
CAsSIUS M CLAY.-THIS CELEBRATED TRoTTINa
~ Stallion will stand for limited number Of Mares st
stables from this date Terms. $40 for the season.
JOHN l. SNEDIKER. Union Course, Long Island.
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Tho Pcnnsylvanin Legislature:

CoLONIzATIoN-THE SIX PER 0ENT LOANS, Er0.
HARRrssURo, May 8, 1853
During the debate in tho Senate the General Appss-
preparation BILL amendment approprating So ooe 70
the Pennsyvapia Colonization Society agreed to-
The section authorizing the Governor and State Trca
surer to negotiate Of IS and issue hsreoe
vo per cent coupon bonds for tho purpose Of guidat
ing tho ak per loans falling duo in 1853 and 1854
agreed to without division The loan to bc advertised
for in London Amsterdam and Paris
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Very Late from DIoxico.

NEW URLEANs. May /, IBb2,
Advces from Mexico to the 18TH confirm the previous
report of tho rejection Of the Tehuantepeo treaty by
the Mexican Congress 1t thouhgt probable that
Congress would adopt liberal tariff and not raise
tho nrOhihitiOnE.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

ROCHESTER, May 3, 1852.
On Sunday morning, after the express train left
Auburn. walking the track. When
the engineer blew the whistle and gave tho usua signals
the stepped off the track but the train approach
ed he got again few feet ahead OF the engine and
he struck by the pilot and thrown about twelve feet
in the air when he was again struck by the pipe
and fell dead the engine We could not ascertain his
name.
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Fire MT Pittsburg.

PiTTsBUR0, May 3, 1862
About IL o'clock yesterday fire broke out in the
Spice Mills Of Mckee Baxter, which ex-
tnguished. The building and machinery sustained but
little damage The loss, which does not exceed 500,
Is covered by insurance.
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POST OrrYCn NOTICES.

D0ST OFFICE, CHATHAM SQUARE CORNER OF
East Broadway-Mails for Europe per steamer Asia
Letter bags will close this once for Liverpool London
ireland France Germany and other foreign countries,
AARON SWARTS.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
DIssoLUTIoN OF COPARTNERsHIP.-THE UNDER.
II signed, William Chase Barney and A. H. Pride have
this day dissolved copartnership mutual consent VIII
liam Chase Barney fully authorized to settle the affairs Of
tho copartnership. New York, April l6: 1852
Signed WIN. CHASE BARNEY,
A. Ii. PRIDE.
nIssoLUTIoN OF. C0PARTNERsHTr.-THE co.
- partnership heretofore existing between the subscrber
under the nrm Of Winslow Lanier Co.. this day dis
solved by limit alton Tho unsettled business Of tho late
frm will be settled by II. winsow and j. T. D. Laner,
who authorized to the name OF the firm in quda
Wv RiCMXRD H. wINsLoW;
JAMES D. ID. LANIER,
ISAAC KIP, Jr.
NOTICE OF cOPARTNERSHIP.-THE SUBSCRIBE
IN have this day formed copartnershp for the trans
action Of general banking exchange and money business
the firm Of Wnscw, Lenier Co-Dated, New York, LIST
May, 1862 RICHARD H. WINSLOW,
JAMES f. u. LANIER,
JAMES WINSLOW,
LEONARD G. WINSLOW.
CPEClAL NOTICE-MESsRS. ARPIN q BARTHE,
~ late proprieors Of tho Courier dss Etats Uns beg
leave TO announce that lhavng dissolved parnersip BY
mutual onsn Mr. Charles Lnssaio is from this date sole
proprietor Of the The Journal however will be
conducted on the samc principles as heretofore
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Political Intelligence.

SOUTH CAROLINA STATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF SENATOR RHETT.
CHAnLEsror, May 1, 1863.
The state Convention adjourned sine die yesterday.
Mr. Rhett has resigned his seat in the United states
Senate.
UNIoNIsM AND DEMOCRAOY IN ALABAMA.
M0BLE. May !. 1859.
Hon NJ A. King who nominated on tho Union elec-
tora ticket in Alabama has declined In favor OF the
democratic nominee.
SCOTT WHO'S IN WESTERN NRw YORK.
Albany, May 1861.
The movements Of the wings in the western and oentr
parts tho State show that General Scott il carrying
everything with rapid current lie will have three
fouithg of tho national delegation.
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PERSON AL.


NOTiCE,-IF Mr.. JOHN Q. NICKS WILL CALL AT
IN counting he will learn something his ad
vantage JOHN STEWARD, in. CO.. IS Broadway.
CHILD FOR ADoPTIoN.-ANY PERSON WISHING
TO adoP. child about eight years eld orphan girl
OF respectable American parents pretty and healthy OF
aectonste disposition and well educsed for her
have confidential interview with her guardian.
giving real and address.
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PAPER HANGINGS.

DIAPER HANGINGS, OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
i designs, just imported, by Francis Pares & Co.. NS
Pearl selected expressly to decorate the interior
b superior workmen. offered st wholesale RETAIL 81
the very lowest prices.
DAPER HANGINGs.-THoNAs FAYE CO., NO:
43S Pearl Madison, call the attention Of
dealers and purchasers 70 their extensive assor
of foreign and domestic Paper Hangngs every
STYLE particularly their fne Oak Velvet and
Gold decorations which they have arranged on screens
the effect will be when the walls The public invited
to call and examine this and unique The
most nrttca workmen employed to hang the papers
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NEWS BY TELEGR APH.
AAr->~e~>eo-.~yS>NncONo~~-.
HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
~s~~-->~r~~>>~~~~~~>~~~~
MR.. CLAY FAST SINKING.
>>>~o>-~>>~~~~~~>-~~o~.
DEPARTURE OF CHEVAIxER HELSEMANN.
e~o~>>NN~->o~~c~>c~~~~~oc~~
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
>~Nos>>oo>>o~~>>~>>>1
Speech Of Senator Rusk In behalf Of
the Collins Steamers.
~~o~>o~>o~~~~~~~>~><~O~
MOVEMENTS OF THE POLITICIANS.
NNNNso>ssNoNo0>>>~Oo0N>lNo
PROSPECTS FOR SCOTT In NEW YORK.
.4 ~~Nos~>-~>>>~~>>~oo-e1
FIREMENS PARADE IN PHILADELPHIA
sNo1~reoS~c~>oo~>N|>n~>no~>~
Methodist Conference in Boston.
o~so->~rsor-Nc-~c~~r~>v,.~.
Sscy AEe., SC.
From Washington city.

From Waskington City.
DEPARTURE OF CHEvALER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
INSULT TO SECRETARY WEBSTER ALyARADO
HUNTER AND LIEUT.. MEADE-NIOARAGUA AFFAIRS
NEW PRESIDENTIAL TICKET, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS OF the NEW YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON, May SO M.
Chevalicr Hulsemann left here this afternoon
for Europe 1t is stated that previous to his leaving he
wrote insulting letters to Mr. Webster, but at the
time acknowledged the kindness of the President If
any such letter has been written the doughty Chevacr
tsok to keep it till Mr.. Webster left and will not
wait for an answer.
Scnnte last week was passed by the House to-day. 1t
squares his accounts His nomination for re-instate-
ment will be sent into the Senate TO- morrow and will be
unanimously confirmed
Lieut. Meade who will probably be, ~ he ought, re.
nstated
In the settlement OF the Nicaragua difficulties the
probability of which telegraphcd you days since,
1t is said Nicaragua has got the advantage OF Costa
Rica.
Among the political on dts here Is one that the
Southern democrats will come IN solid phaanx for
w. r. King, Of Alabama for President, and Daniel s.
Dickinson, for Vice President Much Importance is at
tached by many to this movement. y.
HENRY CLAY SINKING FAsT-rHE UTAH JUDGES, ETC.
FROM A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON, May 3-P. NJ.
Henry Clay is sinking fast and he will not probably
survive three days His family has been sent for.
to return immediately otherwise their will be
appointed.
our city is infested with burglars who for the past two
weeks have committed tho most daring burparies Rows
of contiguous buildings have been entered the same
night.
THIRTY-sECOND CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
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tensivo Robbery.
NoayoLx May l. 1852.
Tho Dutch frgate Prince Of Orange towcd up, to-
day from Hampton Roads
named Ncwbcrry robbed last night Of 5000
and his trunk of clothes &c.
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DRY GOODS.


PARE AND CURI0US-A SHIP CAPTAIN HAVING
~ traded between this port and Canton
past induced during his last to purchase in Chi
ma, three magnificent specimens OF embroidered Grape
Shawls surpnssing in spendor anything In this
country being OF the costly and elaborate
description and having presented to his wife, he
two for disposal Any lady gentleman wishing to become
possessed Of these attractive novelties spplicati
to John T. Payne Fulton street to bo SLOWED the priv
lege OF purchasing This advertisements will only apply to
the next four days as the Captain IS leaving America
LFRED EDWARDS & co. HAVE REMOVED TO
IA their store, No Park place and Murray street
fourth door west from Broadway, where they offer
stock Of Spring Goods of their Importation together
with article in their line to which they invite the at
tention of purchasers.
u ICH LACES ONLy.-THE DEPOT OF THE MANU-
N features of Chsnty and Brussels Laces transferred
from No. 10 Park place to Up Broadway opposite Washing
ton place. Saws Scarfs Caps Berthas Flounces Sleeves
Mantillas, Wells, Iiandkerchicfs &C. &c.
JULES DELCRoIx, Agent, NO. 7l2 Broadway.
MILLINERY GOODS SELLING oFP.-PHILIP CAR.
change In his business intends selling at sacrifice his
Mits Grapes Emroderes and every description Of goods
suitable FOR miners and fancy storekcepers.
DARAsoLs-THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
the richest styles Of the lately introduced Fagodaop
lined and woud call the attention Of tho trade to
the they unequaed for rchnesl, beag ocm
posed Of tho moet costly silks snd pearl and ivory mouo
A. BonMr IL Cedar street
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Interesting from Albany.
srATE PKiNTIN0-LAND SLIDE.

TIE orATk PkikTIN0-LAND SLIDE.
SPECIAL cora ov rsr ryw yoau syuALs:
h.nA,v, May 8 1867
The publication Of State legal Advsrisements has bssa
awarded by the Secretary Of State and Comptroller To ts
.4tSdnv .4as There four competitors The JcurnSl
made offer to publish them gratuitousy The Resis~
offered premium Of Eve cents folio for the privilege a.
doing for nothing Tho Argus offered bonus Of twV
hundred and fifty dollars and tho .atlas haif dossa
bound volumes Of the paper yearly The latter paper hs
been designated the state paper for tho next two yea
Madame rumor the meddlng jade, engaged in clr
cuatng report that the State officers to b legally
nterrontod to She that induced them to main
the award N they did.
The printing the departments has been given TO the
JcnNoi job office.
The session laws to levitt OF Buffalo
Tho printing for the Legislature Ia not yet decided.
Mr. Van Benthuysen Of this oity has the best prospest
that for the senate, and both Mt prices which sce9
perfectly runous.
The early express up-train tho river road d.
tsned two hours this morning by land aide RsA
Hook The watchrnnn made the discovery in to
prevent any injury W.
FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT AT MENAaRRrK.
ALnarr, May ,, 1862.
During the performance, this evening" at Raymond and
Dbacks Menagerie several tiers Of seats gave way ana
precpitated hundreds OF people TO the grouRd The
greatest possible consternaton and alarm prevailed ana
a number Of persons badly injured One odd lady
had Icy broken and boy Is not expected 70 recover
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HOMESTE ADS.


FAN TS To- ATTESP1mE 51H sncoSD S,,, kEGu
sociaton will be held in Kncksrbocker Hall Monday
sSsndns ds s T 1 s
all who wish join M q
meeting a. able speaker, k will be present to give full and
shf St Sss
G Books for sASE K " ff
IL. MADDEN. Secretary. - A' ''''N'A''
MECHANICS AND TRADERS BUILDING AND
M Mutual lS Loan q, AsssSia9n1sharss 5000 monthly
sd % to os This & the he Largest and most
At GH
Ss
M Ely 'ss'issS \ ,ssss 70 ts
y !.skss. 9 Rssae street
ss :s;.:s
%.n
J. JoAcnnssEn. Counsellor. lis Nassau street.
DRospEcT HILL VILLAGE AssocIATIoN-A spE-
meeting % s w Be hs on
vii ss
a'eS''o % A'''n1 BENZ L. tHANNAn Recording seo'y
sociaton will hold their third monthly meeting on Fri
& May S
qaested psy their dues before Friday evening May 7S
Sis
AInrRr H. NIcoLAy, Secretary.
TTNHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING Ov TIE
i Citizen Mutual Loan and Accumulating Fund Asso-
o'clock at their 42 Broadway Fifteen Shares to be
offered for redemption Members reminded that their
monthly dues payable and requested to call at
tho '' and S s$si; sss
J. +. KEHDALL, Secretary.
V,HE SECOND CITIZENS MUTUAL LOAN AND
4 Aceumulatng Fund Association will receive subsorip-
tions daily. from 81 A. M till p NJ and Wednesday
and Saturday evenings until o'clock. at the ohce, AL
broadway next door above Canal Articles
citation ready and can be had gratuitousy by
JOEL W. MASON Yice-President,
J. +. KENDALL, Secretary.
John J. Herrick. Edward Strong. GAmael G. Smith.
James B. Mngay. John Rasb. Duncan +. Curry.
DIANOFORTE AND HOUSE FURNISHING AssOCI-
1 nton-Jsmes Prison, President; Z. Webster. Vice
President; Jacob Cholwe Secretary Of Meeting; VIM.
Van Norden, Chairman of Committee of Management j.
D. Price SecretaryThe subscribers respectfully in
formed that tho first regular menthy meeting will be held
at the Apollo. Friday evening the 7th Of May at
o'clock whom certain number Of shares will be redeemed
All those therefore, who anxious to obtain immediate
right Of possession Of furniture pianoforte will not
fail to attend shares will then be awarded In the usual
manp:r The monthly dues are payable on Monday the
and gentlemen who have not yet signed the articles
socisten requested to call and do forthwith, to
avoid further The subscription list though
filling rapidly not yet full and it would be we'll Tor
will thereby avoid tho Inconvenience Of paying tho back
dues which they must do in becoming members after the
association has been operation Those who have yet
prospectus can procure one gratis and all requisite
Sherman & Co., No. Astor House, Entrance fee 81.
A.. III. JOCELYN, Treasurer.
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YHE FIREMEN.


ATA MEETING OF NIAGARA ENGINE CO., NO. 4
"A held after the FIRE in Wooster street. the
May ls it resolved that the thanks
company be returned to Mr. James G. Banmore t Woos
ter his generous hospitality furnishing tho
psDy with mple and acceptable collation..
q. JFRosr, Sec. JAMES D. FOLEY, Foreman.