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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-04

JACOB BOGART AUCTIONEER.-THURSDAY, MAY
- 9th. at 10 o'clock, at No. S2l Broadway corner
OF Twelfth street mortgage sale of Drug Store consist
Large Jars Scales Specie Jars rcture Bottles Glass Salt
Mouth Jars three marble Counters together with
Stock and Fixtures of a first class Drug Store.
RICHARD A. CHAMBERS, Attorney for MORTGAGES.
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LNOUND.-A FORTEMONNAIE. CONTAINING MONEY,
on Thursday afternoon last in Fulton street, New
York The owner can have it by applying to A. Hunt
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II COTTON, AUCTIONEER--LARGE SALE OF
Household FURNITURE Pier Glasses Brussels, Three
ply Tapostny and Ingram Carpets Oil Cloths Fl Col
ton will sell this day Tuesday Nay at tO o'clock At the
and good assortment of Paror Bedroom and Basement
Furniture Of and mahogany being the furniture
of several families and will embrace every article In the
housekeeping limo. Also large quantity of tapestry
Brussels ply and ingram Carpets Oil Cloths &c.,
Aso several largo French Plate Glasses Also about 200
ten TO o.ty yards each Also China and Glassware
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HENRY T. LEEDS. AUCTIONEER, NO. So CHAMBERS
street will sell this day at l0o'clcck largo
ysnisnse Of sale consisting q SOFAS Chairs
Walnut d. Mattresses Paasses Feather Beds Glass and
China Ware and large variety of second hand Furniture
ready.
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A CCTION NOTlCE.-THOs. BELL, AUCTIONEER-
A ~ W. l.. Van Zandt This day at l0H o'clock. tho
extensive snle of valuable Furaturs in the
suction rooms, IL Spruce street. On Wednesday and
Thursday, sale pf choice hotel Furture Silver table and
bod Linen in the Rte hotel 2j2 William street. Sales
pvoty day, and all paid nm
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ITO THE FRENCH AND AMERICAN FAMILIES RE-
Il siding at Hoboken--A native OF France wishes to
form class classes in Freneh he could also undertake
TO teach the classics mAthem etc. in private family
Inquire of Mr.. Brunei, No. Union place. corner Of First
street Ho5oken Also in New York, Ni Fourth street.
DRIvATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CAROLINE
vEZlEN has the to announce to her friends and
the public general that she Is ready receive pupils
at her Private Dancing School $50 Houston street opposite
St. Thomas Church. Mile c. v. will teach all the fashion
able dances taught in Paris. Terms easy.
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DENMANSHIP-GOLDSM WRITING ACADEMY
$50 Broadway first above tho Irving. Glass days
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Ladies' at IL A.
and +: N. Gentlemen at 9 A. M, and and IL p. M
Terms for Glass S. Private instruction, $40 including
stationery n advance.
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A UCTION EOTICE-THOS. BELL AUCTIONEER-
ny W L. Van Iandt. This day 1t 10Y O'clock will b
sold as already advertised and catalogues issued tho on
Furniture contained in tho large st
oenDs nonse with marble 'front.' No 22 Chambers street
MI the mattresses Beds, &c. made tho premises
numerous Carpets parlsr dining and drawing Furni
Sec dialogues. -
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n s. HOUGT, AUCTIONEER.-THfSD AY,TUESDAY
L. May at 10 o'clock A. M at 81 Beokma an un-
commonly large assortment of second hand Furn
and embracing every article to housekeeping
cases. Pier Glasses Mane Ornaments French Clocks Sofa
Beds Card and Centre Tables Sc. Also Three Ply Brus-
sells and Ingram Carpets Also Feather Beds Hair and
Husk and other articles too to
Sal la i've rain shine
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LOST AND REWARDS.

+ OST-ON MONDAY, NAY g. THE SHIP PAPERS OF
the bark Anne Kenney, Of Waterford. Capt. Thomas
cell at Lord rayior No. and IS Catharine street viii
receive reward Of 81 49,
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SPECIAL NOTTCES,

NOTICE T0TAxPAYERs;-.TnE ASSESSMENT ROLLS
sPeetion and review the office Of the
No New City Hall. from tho 10th Of May 18th sf
june aud all ctizons interested requested
examine the same between the hours Of and o'clock All
parties unless BY reason Of absence from the city
sickness during tho entire period above mentioned will
not be entitled to relief subsequent application the
Supervisors Of Common Council.
JONATHAN w. ALLEN,2 r.-
JOHN DE LAMATER, a.
GEO. ii. PURSER, "omi'si'nef'
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Hsr Dye the best yet discovered for eoornx tho hair
certainty which this tayorte and old established Hal
b. astonishing. IL is for saie applied,
AIdress
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section Of the vhig party, - may be seen by the
following article from last nights Tribune

Fr,m the New York Tribune (scott) Of last evening
Gen Franklin Pierce Just nominated for President A.
baltimore II the Of benjamin Pierce. un.earncd
honest Andhcartsd nan, sho served hi. country 10
Re, o.ution wasfor many sheriff Of ilsborsush
county, and finally elected Governor Ills social worth
and personl popularity laid the foundation Of his sens
fortunes.
Franklin Pierce u a man Of fair personal character
moderate abilities and the oitterest partisan feelings lie
ny consij,rs that this country created on pur
TO oc rsiea by tie party Sly ng sof Democratic,
and never harhor'd suspicion tnst that yarty ever N
could be in error III asked what the occasion o.
Adams inl h. would natinctively answer tel.rAisn'
He never had ono progressive idea but IN al th'os'
Jnods iuner Gcn,al erce was repeatedly chosen 10
the New Hamp hire legislature, tiiouee) Of which he
was finally Speaker. tie ras fir elected 70 tou'
erees in ls aiaevh took his sea the following peoem-
per and through two terms, when BE- was chosen
into Tie where lac served from 1857 to S42 wnea
he retigned iewop no position 10 either house, anc
qUaia, town any. lie - essentially 40 oran-
Dry Gseryh tu partisan hip la; his oeofoco-
Ism II II Vindictyc and malgnsns type peculiar TO
fcr Hampshire Ohio alone yanly attempting TO equalit
This will DO, and reveals a tale Of intrigue on
tie part of the Seward abelitionists, who had
worked for The last six months, uigat and day,
10 procure tic nomination Of Douglas by tho de-
mociacy in order to be the better able to elect the
Seward candidates next fan. They have been out
insults, even 10 the memory of the revolutionary
father Of General Pierce, by calling him an m
| learned man, but an honest kind hearted rnan -
\ Tie battle fer 1852 opens beautifully. Oar
business for six months viii be to give The bes,
and most reliable accounts Of the progress Of tht
battle and the combatants in one Of the grcates
public contests that ever yet agtatcd this republic
We have much more to say
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Tnouaas Erancis Meaahcr.

A magnificent sabso is to be pNsentei to Mcagher,
the day Of bis reception by the Nappcrtandy Artillery
lo mechanics VIII erect grand tFunphal arch for TIC
ion and every thing indicates great demonstration
The military civic committees meeting every night
nj Montgomery Hall MIR Meaghor has been waited upon
by Two depuaions from Boston from Albany, and
nj, lr j. rendering him the Inequalities Of those cities
Br he could not give any dcptve answer for the pre-
aent He has received address from the citizens q,
Baltimore. signed. among others iy Hon. w. T. Mar.
I'll al Judge OF the Court 0f Common Pleas He h.
c,,yed letter from Rev. DR. Posts Presby terian minis
ter him s escape. and Tie
very aifeeiionatc letter from Governor Lowe OF Mary
a,d rendering him the Inequalities OF the gosernnea
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In return, they rounded the stake boat ~ SOews-

Soon after four O'Clock severe thunder storm oon
menced and squal carried the e-bnat from its
moorines queny the Cornelia and Ariel not
tined. 1t viii be by the above that (caio ustir5
tonuage) the Sylvia made the heat time and
auently won the cup
In the second days match the same vessels
tered The was from Robbins reef 20 the Light
ship and facka distance OF about forty miles but gig
ing he ya.htmen n httie taste Of blue water
h yachts silvia Albert, CoIn'liR and Marin tfiat
down the bay yesterday morning to 20 around the
Roatyg light and back Quarantine all in the
hover lay sunset with very ghs air fsom the east
ward bound up in the following positions lat Maria;
End silvia; Ord, Cornelia, Attn Albert 5tn, -; hauI
NV Iattc
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Iota pit-if;oo'
At this rate, the exports for June will exceed any
previous month this year. In June 1851 The shipments
amounted to nearly six and half millions Of dollars.
The directors of the Dauphin Coal Company have do
cided extend their railroad connect with the Reading
Railroad Mt Scbuyk Haven, at Port Clinton. This
viii give the Dauphin Company Gfytwo miles Of railroad
from the susquehannah river TO schuylkill Valley.
The canal tolls received at the Collectors Office OF the
Illinois and Michigan Canal in Chicago from the 18th 10
the I'D Of May period of six days reached So 2Ji 3d.
AT La Sale from the l4th to the 2st the tolls amounted
10 81 593 SO. At Lockport from 18th to 2ls Sl55 o..
Ottawa, S2l5 0c. Total S5125 80
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HORSE THlEF.-A PERSON HIRED or THE IN
dcIsigned, on Monday last. at Tsreyo Gn, bcowu
and buggy The mare has " SWITCH TAIL and
tros and PAGES The tne! Is trimmed Win drab eioth
ters -. NJ her shoes. as the ipssy has
been returned any tdnes heard OF tbe Il Is believed
they have been stolen Any person who viii sye norma
toH Of the thief will he suitably rewarded.
u.
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lpVERTiSEaENTS HENEWBD Ev4SY nay,
nEHSsyNAIA.

PERSONAL.
THE PERSON WHO TOOK TUE MOVEMENT or A
small French clock. from tho 81 Fourth
and Eighteenth street. about three months since, for TIE
purpose Of repairing it, IL requested tie same,
send some information respecting il, lie
vE,uB PERSON VINO TOOK A WATCH AND SOME
z Other things from bedroom az the Aans3n House,
ha hers street. IL requested to the wach tie
bar - ths use and receive so, which is tAan 10
o1sained Tor 10 Ia Other way. auestonE VIII bc
asked, and the other things may be retained.
ySEAC6ER WhNTED.-IF THE YOUNG LADY WHO
apswered IN advertisements under the above head, IN
last Sundays Herald. viii nd Education
tho Office ofth paper she will oLsc the asveetie
called, directed the northern and
South-third strceta. Wsma burgh, and could ottan
information respecting the writer.
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Cftv Intcsllweucc.

The Annual Communication Of the NJ. W. q. Lodge
Of the Ancient and Honorable Fraternity of Free and
Accepted Masons of the State Of New York. was closed
on Friday evening The following officers were elected
The Honorable Mordcca Meyers ctscnenectady, NJ w.
G. Master
The ri. w Nath. +. Waring, ESD. Of Brooklyn, D.
g. NJ.
The Rt w. James Jcniinson. s. q. w.
The Rt. w. Col. Q. { Denslow, j. g. W.
The Rt. W. Jamcs Herring g. Secretary.
The Rt. w. john Horspool, G. Treasurer.
Tmr-Abort one O'Clock this morning fro troic out
ia Ramcrsley street which destroyed considerable PFC
pelty before tue fumes extiuguished. Build ngs
No 30. occupied carpenter shop by Messrs Clarke
Henry and No 35 az stable together with six or
hoYse were entirely consumed Tho fire burned through
10 Downing stl,e! where two dwellings we're partly
destroyed the ofwhose occupants We we've aIb
&c afcertlin.
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snnerb, rlngn,acent,., Assonlsh,ngly

Cheap Such are tho xcunatons excited Iy the beauty
ysriey. cNcellcncc and superiority 81 SMITH RChs
assortment "a Spring Garments Nou abeter
s Of clothes ches~cr terms, thym tagn any other
tstahlishfnc at IN town. Try it.
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vho nnhciy taos ground in favor ~ acluoscsrtf and
an rrs'as 10 nl th4t such Is the eetcrmu dfon
~ All The Southern States, fte Fugitive Slave law Wa
acso 10 carry express provision 81 tie sosso
Triton and therefore does not stand cn the fretns
erairgr, legisia ton; and should Sc - hlFpcn mt
should be placed in The Presidential Office shond iees
mysef bound by every obligation q any 70 ~
an, ~ fr H. al ar 20 % noify a. Oh lnc II ~ "oua
sesno, ~ .m.s' WILLIAM n. KING.
To Roman q. sco1f, isc.
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We have received, by the vussan brig Plata Captain
Fesng arrived yesterday morning adsces to the 1Qth
April.
The news is Of particular Importance. The new
Legislature are 10 assemble the LIST Of May. All the
Governors Of the provinces to meet in convention at
Santa Fc the 18th OF May, to determine upon the
form Of a central government TO be established.
Business Of all kinds is very dull. Produce scarce
and high Exchange England Is ca. Icr
J,,JInnn
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Liverpool called at twelve O'Clock yesterday. The Great
Britain had about one hundred aud hir.y Eve passen-
gerr and the Humboldt hundred and forty nine In
going down the haibor the Great Britain beat The Hum
boa..
Annexed the names Of those by the latter steamer
THE PASSENGERS IN TEE HUMBOLDT.
Cag. chss msss.ai Ellen Ms,shsi Mrs. s,shsrd Ray
s Mrs ana a sslh
ssss Psl MINI s,i fs.i IL.
sea ana aaaren, Mr. Ansge, Oh aud seryant, pha;
ssia rs msd SYos ch s .r rsss
t all q" R'.s n5' hs.es h5s bsfS,
Sutsta, 8 chamton lady and eaggh.ss y Meaasa NY
n Hsssh Am o bs4ss sGs1d a M, ss
baton Sinssnss NJ n MiEaad, AZ ori'sa; "
Mr. Jsarsy, tro msses JEFFREY, Madame Lshruu. Naile
Pp A as sa hss .S Es sas sAs
q Joseph Toneyro Manuel Abealase SPAIN wm son 81
sS19 aa Stw aaasea ba New york.
n'fs da'r e h' ME- os'aas s'
.nd servant nadame Pe.,c ana ehla Miss
slld ssa servant ar hsisnaa Mr. iss,ie as AZ
hass'9ssrd an raid hfs Goo u faf. NeY York; M,s
M two snfsp aud ssrvsss NJ Anioparl ssa resi
Jean Ooneme.a., Mrs jean cola@csaa, Norieaas; NJ
b.ea@r re Mr. a. os9ass caS SI fSass
sss New orleans Easliss s%ng Nsw YORK
ffI Farsd snea vi ar
do nnrtado. Mrs. nerado, hyc aissss nertalo, Mes
Lening philadelphia Dubois Mr. paehaud, Panama. Mr.
ard Mrs. Miss Easaan9 b. S9sShSs John b-p
The amount Of specie by the Humboldt is SGi1 ,433.
The Crescent City and Northern Light sailed at
three o'clock-tho former for Aspinwal, Navy Fay,
and the latter for San Juan de Nicaragua
Ike following the
PASSENGERS BY TIE CRESCENT CITY.
AR Robinson and lady, LLcysaAt Mr. Il De Boom Bel
aF Sss s ssy and and ehiia
kOseshau% and s'fy MT Huye YAK, A srrs ps s
W,1shp Geo KIM Zeal Eossfs Dslnsa end Ilady.
ss sr 1ad aa lazy r Ss sads.n a' S; %
ana lady sarton. DO BeSm AsySoa lady ,nd three
srs' Hri.k. Miss Williams 4 naais;; and lsdy. Nj
a a s ta aP % iTe S ;a9sel ps
coyan Edngon E9m r M. Mcguire , Austin;
h hss Hias ssA SHsis .si:' & |
sssr%'s nh s3srs H:s1ps S SF,
.aii, Mrs eayis k.iahal Was, S%sa Shsties
OAKS Chsadler g;s sandSord Toy ysY,o. Har,;
Gfsio. i lqTs;, Careless: HaSA0h9s ns T Rcaan
hsys4s aiysf ls1 here
Ms,t Psts pT Es'qg hS s n1s
G Pedsant zosspie, S9ho Il s,ish,iam' Marss !,
W. Msrraoea, Irwin, i.v!g, Dunbar 9 Ca%p
Iansdon Langaon, b LangdoG, p n rrask, ] p4loG
" shassSs R haISu Gs meMahon
in Mps Sd k 9ay ' o4 hS a ,SS i
sapasfd Gains Srsor Campbell Sei,ov noHsaf
bsi'ys afpi h.msn. eTaSsa@. wn Dalton, Desissi
Over thousand passengers left this port yesterday
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What p,eases the Laaics better tI,an a

handsome Piano. what sets piano OF in better style
than pearl Keys? They are the hand-omest aud m t
durable article got m For tho ranolore and get
ting be all tho fashion. 10 be had 81 90 Lie piano
makers OF this city, and of the msnufa eturer.J GEGH-
LIFE. - Greene street, New York n. B.-fbia paar
Scales, kaelaudlcs, portmonnaics, * g, 60 oIuer.
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TIN SIitNsIut sOr FuERNLR arrived ytsUqtlAy from
ha1lcston on acknowledgment arc duo 10 Mr Kissing
he pnrcr fr promptly forwaiaug lp fryors ~ our
fhrle.un contemporaries.
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wMs sas most perfect tatics q nature
taps1 ssry assSs VIII
where he found tho largest and best assortment
in the city. Cory the address.
Hair Overwhelmingly celebrated Liquid
ss appd The ne
certainty -isn which .s as0r,e and old sstasisasa Hair
BhTs nELORs VIZ saetory. No. Vail street. Copy the
A,Idress-
Cristadoro's celebrated Liquid Hair Dye.
for co,orin, the wiskers upon natural
principles warranted free from all eaustic
Is aggsa a aas s Iis wsSlsial
N BPryate for applying the dye and hitting On
Wigs.
Mcrse's Compound syrup Of Yellow Dock,
the great purifier tho blood, viii reDoyate strenssha
srsnvgirate system lmpursy q The biS9i heisg The
preparation Principal Office * Maiden lane. aud sold BY
druggists generally -
To the yvise-In 'rime "a Prevent sickness.
Brsnss r have been Frossa x esps'a sssss 70
age or weak frame They lin in their cees
= me Of , % Say ss sSSy M
sao. Of they ought g be used upon tho ars; ap
each iae would often insure health ing ss
1 ~ in s sSHy fSn sss sS' ySsi Is
equally adapted @ hs m homeoIns H. aspa
e the SEs n the vrS y arr sass ~ s
and vser Reees az ronic Of every shade from
Of the eSvSs Go s 6sIr h hS
this nature not tke place. the
Pills be- used. From two to will generally be sui
d. unlike all other pursatyes tho bowels after
few doses found regulara quality unknown to
other medicines Of this class refer to numerous per-
WI have cured themselves OF tho most iavously
tive habit by the these pills In only
pill used night for several months in others il
continued during whole year; but in oyery Instance the
bowels were restored to full ygor and respiary Change
Of Number -Dr Brandret's office in Broadway 10 al
No. Az Lspenarl and Canal streetnext year he
will occupy the of block None need mis-
Dandreh Pills obtained genuine at 2 eests hoI
With full directions Also his branch 0ees al Hudson
street and IA Bowery. The public's servant.
B-Ny tin Is for the present No. 81 Lis
penard street. b. Is.
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cSAmne Lyons kathairon wen procuring toilet article
Tor The hairs its perfume and neatnesS ot style equals Luz
bins choicest c2trsct while its effects In identifying aud
ehrichng the har is truly pleas sing. Its usc Is becoming
universal Whenever by accident design " has been tried
docs prove ommended invited to cal
at wholesale agency No. lGl BroadNay aud reco
purchase moDey. VIC rely extensive sales for
profits sell it for - cents You obtain VI all
performers druggists Ac troughcut New York Broolyn,
and the United Statcs +. THOMAS LYON.
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Flras .rovement OF the New Campnign.-

NE IND rre. an nava- fremont desk aasi-aod
history u she Lives Of General Pierce and
Wr King lssuod frrm high literary quarter.
~ II the chief publishing houses tkew York. The ba
promises 70 pith.
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alite Diamonds rhish tho nubsrriher vii sel ia ths
s 49, sesef,, t, sait customers at Sss pei crnt
Aiso stocf 81 u welry which Wiii 30 aoi ~ TIL
las ar.l.lt, 1T marufactBrcrs prices. DAVID RAtG,
Manufay suYins JcEcI-er, u BroadWay
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MON Il Y M A n X f II.

SATURDAY, June &c Z. NJ.
The stock market opened and closed rather quiet to-
day. Prices were well maintained throughout, and the
transactions We're principally for cash. Ar the first
board Nicaragua advanced x per cent from prices cur
rent at the close yesterday Harlem, II; Bank Of Com.
mercc a. Erie Railroad declined d per cent; Norwich
and Worcester. u; Reading Railroad, a; New Jersey
Zinc a. At the second board Eric Railroad declined %
per cent: Portsmouth Dry Dock, -; Norwich and Wor
cestcr a. The market closed dull aud with down
ward tendency.
The shipments Of specie lately have been large. The
annexed statement exhibits the exports during the week
just closed
SHIPMENTS SrEcfE PoRr or Nrw NoRr.
A.. ~ EnrL. IAai,. Aura lntll-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


OrrIIcE OF TIE ACCESSORY TRANSIT COMPANY
OF the Board of Directors Of this company. held this day
dividend Of two dollars each share Of the stock This
%G al declared pay9S t. tie sockh2aTs r e
The transfer book viii he closed from ~. - ~,
instant both inclusive. by 0rssr m, e....
/ ZEN NoTIcE.--hLL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
southeast corner seven avenue and Twenty sixth
tGals or labor ore hereby not4cd 70 present to claims
r ho jth June r0 e Sg thew Wv Vii ia "a = Ss
the seneht q the Lien Law ny sraersf .,..
nIvlDEND.- CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE coN-
pany, New YORK, June 4, ls52-A digilohd 81 oent
per cent has been declared this day payable the
1870 : --.D = = j. H. M"LEis, Secretary,
CATnoLIC 1EsTiTUTE or NEW yoRK.-A LEG
- turc will be delivered ~ the Broadway rabernae
n,oynssp IL Pr Of Boston: salses" rro.est,asn
AZ the Catholic book stores and Of tie cin6ors & ~ IN
e.ute DANIEL. d, stLLiYIS. Secretary ~
TIE NEW YORK HEALTH INSURANCE AssocrA-
sure the health both naics ind famais AZ grcm o.
ard double amount icF funeral cxpcascs ASy a
cnc" ,r irisrs ewing mo.e definite ezgiasaen an
psid., p, e,...... y. J. WELDON, President.
WI. T. II tSwrEf, NJ d.. i:xamiang rAy...i.a. rssl.
dence q Walker itfett
HtNWAN LODGE, 40. IO7. !. 0. or q. r.-NorlcG
81 scais sSriS e, ~ nsce'a y be a Wye
lth IN Elvahothan hocms, odd lollows' HAN fI at
endarce - eAted abl adea who have tAcn the ae
gree are invited to attend By order.
. . r.. X. MILLER, Secretary.
B.If the weather should Prove etormy the lcste,
viii - conferred NC lr rloa at Monday tFeaeens
r. oTlgF-TnE MEMBERS OF THE rorerH ANp
~ nth Disonn Of the Laborsrs 1. u. Society ara ~.
qucslcd 80 meet Of MELLMAM'S Broaavwv. on W5ndav
evening, June 1th ~ o'clock arranse b0sacs M .s
grand procession ~ order OF
ruoMkS MeHEENAN, lr..
SILPHLN UJfARA. 'iVt'''a'f'
nH. PAIGE ~ BH0OkLYN.-DR \. PAIGE TWn
- coclrated Lloe srican and Ilyi9ioget viii tarc at
the brooklyn Institute Tuesday and Wednesday co.
nngs sth ana sth init, at o'clock On Elcclriay
fhysiolv eoal relations and Medical aavnMtaas" seats
Mec.
RtLToN GtARu.-THE MEMBERS ATD FRIENDS
81 ihs company hfe suestpd to meet ts Spn aN.
June 9TH, ut 10 clock 4. NJ ft Monroe Hail. attend H.
~, eraI ~ their lt'c captain, N'aln Lunrey.
4 GhtLEsril, Orderly. TH0Nts EYAN, Captsin.
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cr,.tasero,s celrbrrted liquid Hair Dye.

for coirns TIE hair or whiskefs upon natural
apped daiy sold wholesale and re tail at CRISTU
poRU's WHY scalp establishment No Aston House
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THE TURF.

v1fIoN COURSE rR0TTINC.-NoNDAY JUNE 7tb
- AZ Match fee 500; nile heats best IN 3.
10 harness. Mr. CODY names Congo; Nj. G. Ransom
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The Humboldt, for Havre, and Great Britain fer
Liverpool sailed at twelve O'Clock yesterday The Great
Britain had abou. hundred aud thig.ydve pasen-
res and the Humboldt hundred and forty nine. In
going down the habor the Great Britain beat the Hum
bola.