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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The MEAGHER DEMoNsTRATToN.-T
St. Patrick's Society of Brooklyn redssembled las.
evening as per sdjournment-John O'Mabony in the
Chair. Mr. Hennessy, the Committee of Conference
with the New.York Societies, reported that the day
fixed for the great demonstration In honor Of Meagher
was Wednesday the 10th nst and that their Society
uhe St. Patricks) lad been accorded position 10 in
the procession About FIVE Brooklyn Societies had
made arrangements to participate. Mr. Reardon
on the part Of the Committee appointed 10 pro
cure suitable badge or emblem, presented one
he had selected for the inspection of this meeting
1t consists of wreath of shamrocks about six inches In
circumference, with harp suspended in the center
motion carried adopting this the emblem to be
worn in the Procession by the Society. resolution
adopted directing the Secretary invite the several
Societies Of Brooklyn who preparing to join in
the Newly rk reception to Mr. Meagher to sppOint two
delegates each TO meet and confer with equal number
from this Society, Friday evening next at Langs,as
Hotel in Myne.avenue and unite in the selection Of
Marshal and Aids for the occasion Shortly after the
meeting adjourned to Saturday evening next
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COLUMBIAN HALL.-We can assure on

readers this great depository Of fashion aud asts be
obtain every description Of Fancy and staple Dry Goods
Among the prominent, notice rich Grape Shawis,
plain and embroidered of the finest fabric Splendid silks
bHcades Chameleon Plaid aud Stripe indies eegant Cos.
saner Tissues Bareges Grenadines Aborues acons Is and
awns all Of the richest ana most delicate OF
the patterns imported expressly for this house while their
stock Staple Dry Goods is second TO hou'e In this City
Ladies quest Of iicb Summer Goods aud who would com
bine economy It'll taste should visit this popular establish
ment Columbian Hall, No. 28l Grand-st.
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sEcoNp BOARD
PHILADELPHIA SALEs OF STocKs-- JVesae,

dey, pHe lsi 81 500 Penn g. %; 1900 d. a5 sH5 10
49, Gr.rd Bank. III seoO Reitfs Railroad Mortsass 4.
'D,.0i q Penn Railroad, az so Penn Nsn
and Mech tsnb % 500 Sea Nav Mort Loan 70 10 Nor
Canal, lr ~ 0as PrburE g. 20. ~js Bank Of Penn
lis Harusburg Railroad. g. VII Railroad s5 IOo \
A Coal l0i S2,700 CITY Gas -. l0L
SeHd BoaG-l0O Mons Canal ls1i % Pennsylvsnis B,rt
llei - Penn r r. ff SlO0 IeLish s3elO Penn
- 70 READING r. r. 81 5000 Sch. nav Mot s. s. 20; I3i
let lat, q. 81 hrufgcky Bazk IA ~ Al 600 sburh ~ 20
81 IS lei ,gh Nav. 4gis ~
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This balance to profit and loss will be increased to
100000 by the ls Of July, when dividend win finally
be declared Of 3 or ga v cent
The amount received at the Sub Treasu-
ry, was ss9NO Paid sa73 $50 Balance si,Oll,loI
The interest becoming due on the first
day of July the per cent Coupon bonds Of the
State OF California and which Is made payable In this
City, will be paid and after that date, presentation
of the proper coupons at the Office of Wnsow Perkins
& Co., No. 81 Wallstreet
At the annual election for Directors Of
the North River Bank, in the City Of New York. the fol.
lowing gentlemen were unanimously chosen: Moses
Taylor, NJ o. Roberts, C. V. B. o,rander, Henry Say.
DAM Jr, Chas A. Heckscher, Jesse Hoyt Levi Apgar.
Matthew Armstrong W. H. Appleton, James 8. Thayer.
B. C. Webster Marshall Pspoon, Samuel Perry And
at subsequent meeting of the Board, Marshall o. Rob-
erts Esq., unanimously reelected President forths
ensuing year.
The receipts at tide water of Flo, -
Wheat, Corn and Barley, during the fret We
10 the years 1851 and 1852 have been o. ,,,o..'
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ALLEGED INDECENT ASSAULT. A
charge preferred against Edward Barnet; yes
sfrdsy, before Justice King for alleged assault upon
awonsn on Tuesday night at the OF State and
Boerun-s,s. He WAS committed to answer. Numerous
complaints have recently been made Of the reprehen-
sble conduct Of some young men who cOsgregAte about
that nelshborhood In the night ane. female csa
hardly pass BY si.er dask without bsi5g lasult d
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The WATER QUESTION. -The Special
Committee OF the Common Council upon the subjec, of
supplying Brooklyn with water submitted their report
at the last meeting accompanied by the report Of Mr.
McAlpine the Engineer The Committee was of opinion
that the plan contemplated In the repor. was the best
that bad been presented and recommended its adoo-
ton The aggregate expenses already incurred amount
TO s4ss o., exceeding the appropriation by 81 2s3 o.
Resolutions were presented by the Committee author
ling the appropriation Of SIS g. to the water account
and directing the Water Committee to have suitable
gauges placed in the several streams referred to ia the
Engir GERS report and to employ competent person
to make daily examinations of the quantity OF water
furnished by each, and to keep record thereof and
report the result from time to time they may deem
necessary The report and resolutions were on motion
adopted
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MARRIED..
glars escaped.

ON Tuesday morning Jan S. Lukes Church, Ros'vls,
Staten island hy Reese DIR. CHAS A. DUSINBERRE.
To ELIZABETH SOPHIA only daughter Of Richard Conaer IT, all
o the above place
A. Nihanburgb, Tuesday, =. 1882 BY Rev MorEeu
Rhecse SAM FL L. CNYERLY lo the arm OF Cavery Dtv
to NJ ADEINE JACKSON. daushet OF the late John q. CLARK
TUESDAY the stlus by The Res. samuel Cooke DR.. WAT
A. HON RON TO HANNAH HOFFMAN, daughter Of John T.
Moore. $50 O IS
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LEGENDARY ATTEMPT.-AbOut two
O'Clock, yesterday morning, officer Abercrombie Of the
ID police, discovered FIRE blazing on the basement
floor of house the corner OF Prospect and Golds
which he speedily extinguished. number of combus
hble materials had been heaped in the centre of the
room ard gnited, which leaves doubt as to the de-
sign The upper portion Of the house Is occupied BY
family, but the basement Is untenanted
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IOth--- .....-.-..----.--....... s@O,J7 u
There were 1897 passengers carried over the road
in May. This very large traffic, beng chiefly local
business between Pittsburgh and Massilon, lO7 miles,
and comes to any previous result the first psra
opening Of any new line Of equal length 10 Ohio
The road will be epsaed In July next, from Masson to
Wooster further distance OF q miles; between
Wooster and Gallon Crestline, the terminus; tbs
work being pressed with great sgor, and Is intended
to be opened for traffic throughout, during the present
year
Simeon Draper, Esq, took his seat at
the Stock Board today He will be valuable
sion TO hs body aud andpate SEEING him ia courss
Of time filing with hh usual dignity the Presidents
chair
The following is an official statement Of
the deposits and coinage at the Neworieans Branch
Mintfor May:
Cslifornis gold 81 20 IS
syef parted from California gold........... 23s A.
Sfger from other s7fi -
Total value Of deposits. az 81
COINAGE
Double Eagles $50 go %
Silver Half Dollsn.. 30 0oo...."......., 5000 %
Total pisces.......Sscoo Coinage ..... $4,000 %
The Hartford (Ct.) Bank. has declareda
semiannral dividend, Of three and half per cent
The interest on the Convertible Bonds of
the Pennsylvania Coal Company, due the Let Of Jxy,
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TENDER OF THE HosPITALITIEs OF THE
CIrY.-The Common Council have resolved 70 tender
to Thomas Francis Measher the kosptss Of the City
and directed thst the Governors Room be opened for
his use at such time as may be agreeable 20 him to
receive the congratulations OF bis friends Committee
was appointed to acquaint Mr. Meagher Of tie action of
the Board and to make the necessary arrangements for
his reception.
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DIED OF HIS INJURIEs.-The man who
injured Saturday by being sver by the cars
of the L. l. Railroad, at Bedford has since died.
Coroners inquest has been held over his remains and
verdict rendered acqung those in charge of the
train of any blame. The name OF the deceased was
Hugh Brady.
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Court OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-W6d-
neSdGy-Before the Recorder and Aid Denman and
Ward.-7h Grand Jsry AT the opening Of Court the
following named gentlemen we're sworn TO serve as
Grand Jurors for the tenn James g Libby Foreman
Amos F. Hatfield, Adm. Mage, Patrick Merrick, Joha
Moadrnger, Richard Tyler, Edwin Bunnel, Francis
Ross, John Boyd, Oliver T. Hosmer John s. Hadley.
Stephen w. Jones, Geo. d. Penshne Martin Waters.
Peter Anderson, Samuel S. Constant, John C. Calhoun
Samuel Frost, John w. Howe, Wm. f. Havemeyer
James Z. Rodgers, w. II. Van Kleek aud James B.
Hillyer.
The Grand Inquest were charged by Aid. Ward, who
dwell particularly upon the Increase of riots and row.
dyism and the alarming insecurity of e in our midst
Trial for Embe;LemSRt-John w. McAlpn was placed
oniris, charged with embezzling the sun Of ss3j 80
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COURT CALENDAR-THis Day-SUpE-

R1oR CouRT-Eos 36j 25l, 423 463, So 255, 6i 63s,
Gie 652, 653 657 6ss 6l5 JO2 500 Col Col Cos, Coo,
CO.. GGS 500 go G7s69 ESQ., GSl. 6S2 6si, 6Slle 655,
CSC, Cs7, Cs5 6o9, G9O, 69l, 692, 693
LOIS, l,O77 lO79, 1881; 1855 1857. 1859. LODI,
lOg3 1Oq5 Og7 O99 IDOL LOB, l,l05 ll07, 100,
IN, Lis, lbs In, Lie, l,l2l ll23, l,25 l,l21
Part lI-Same as yesterday
CIRCUIT Court Nos ;}2l 3s 80, go, Gl 394, 395,
800. 3g7, 800, 400 4Ol, 4O2, 4O5 400 4O6.
SUPREME COURT-Specidl Trm-Nos. A. AZ, 30, 81,
g. 49, 10 2s lG1 S. 50 to o. 81 to IS, l69 49, ~ Is.
u s. DISTRICT CoUBT-Nos %, -, 43, a, 40, a.,
a. 80 81. 81
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CIRCUIT CoURT..Before Judge Ed
wards Dtarare and hudson Canal Co. agt. William
7aompsoR To test the validity of levy canal boats
Nos. 2ll and 273 Mr. T. lie constable and levied upon
the boats executions for SO and $50 against
jones, who, it alleged, was owner OF the boats
This was denied by the Company, who took them back
giving bond TO abide this suit Verdict for plaintiff
valung the property at $780, subject the opinion of
the Court
Frederick Baily, agt. Isaac Neptoa.-
Plaintiff says that in December last being his way to
New York. from the West, be put board the steam
boat Hendrick Hudson, between and O'Clock in the
evening, trunks and also took passage That the
trunks contained dry goods and fancy articles worth
$1,000. That the trunks were pat into the baggage
room and the weather becoming bad large portion of
the baggage among it the trunks IN question in
jured, and apprssing the contents of the trunks
they were found TO be twothirds damaged He brings
action against the Of the steamboat recover
amount. In defense, it is said that the trunks were
placed on board as plaintiffs luggage, and he should
have looked after it; which, in replnwas denied ii
being asserted to have been freight and intended 10 be
paid for as SUCH The case is on.
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by the eight remaining members to give the majority
the power to elect officers Of the Board.
COMMON CoUNcIL.-Anothera attempt 10
meet last evening, resulted N quorum and theJ sd
iourned sine dc.
BoARD or EUUckrIoN.-The meeting
OF this Board on Tuesday evening" al the City Clerks
Office was principally TO consider snd adopt plans for
two new scAoohouses to be erected in the Third and
Fourth WARDS The plans adopted are for buildings,
for which the schooLhouses of New.iork City were
chosen models. They propose to erect threestory
buildings with front of 70 feet depth Of s. feet and
hight of 80 feet These houses will be of combined
style, much resembling the Norman, and will have
srched windows and rich cornice. They are intended
10 accommodate eco each and especial precauon has
been taken to guard against such an occurrence as that
In Greenwich aV These houses viii cost about $4,000
exclusive of the Site The Board Of Education now
awaiting the organization of the Board of Aldermen,
that they may report to them their plans for approval
The EMBLEM.-A derrick is engaged in
raising the sloop Embsm which sunk with load of
brick the foot of Paterson Railroad pier Friday
last
RoBBERY.-A gentleman stopping at
the American Hotel robbed early Wednesday
morning of his watch and chain worth So cash to the
amount of $50 and two notes drawE the Merchants
Bank of NewYork, for $50 each. The payment of
the notes has been stopped Just before o'clock the
wife Of the loser was alarmed by the presence of a
woman in the room, who Immediately went out and
made an escape A man md woman who came in at
O'clock and left for Newlork In the o'clock boat
suspected.
PoLIcE.-One tippler was sent to the
lookup yesterday for two days, to dry up" 1t re-
quires five days for the JOHN Brooklyn. Ii justice
is alike in both cities there mast be difference in the
rum Perhaps the that drives the cart that brings
down spripg water from Bergen Hill tell the differ
ence.
BuRGLARY.-A dwelling in Hoboken
was entered Monday night, and robbed OF clothing
and morey to the amount OF $500 with which the bur
glars escaped
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tAdyertisement1
u We call the attention of our readers

n We call the attention OF our readers
to the large sale Of splendid European Oil Paintings adver
tsed under auction head They Of high order OF
art and well adopted 20 the psros Of on citizens OF taste
asd refinement To all such the present collection Oilers
rare opportunity 10 crafty their desires and furnish their
sdences with refined and valuable onamensa at cheaprates
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

CoMHoN CoUNcIL.-The rule which 1t
was proposed 70 suspend at the meeting on Tuesday
evening and which occcsoRed AID Miller b leave them
without quorum was the Goth, which requires mac
votes to spPoia officers Of the Board 1t was intended
by the eigh, remaining members to give the majority
the power to elect officers Of the Board.
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RATIFIcATIoN.--The unteni6ed De-
mocraey viii ratiy their nomination at the City Hotel
this evening
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COMMON CoUNcL.-Another ATTEMPT Il
meet last evening, resulted N quorum and theJ sd
iourued sine die
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BOARD OF FINANcE.-This Board held
meeting on Tuesday evening. Twothirds not being
present action was taken the appropriations. A
resolution to request the Board Of Aldermen TO apply 10
this Board for 5000 TO extend the City Hall was
adopted. motion that $4,000 be appropriated in
Liquidation Of town bills was lost
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ASSAULT UPON WowAv.-On the 25th

ASSAULT UPON A WoMAN.-On the 18th
/ OF May last three men named Martin Conner, Mchae
Sullivan and L. N. Williams proceeded to the house q
John Bush, in Gowanus, for the ostensble purpose OF
searching for dog alleged have been stolen, and in
consequence of remarks made by Mrs. Bush. her
husband being absent the two irstnsmed individuals
knocked her down and kicked her about the door while
the latter stood without surveying the that
being enacted within not deemng il worth his time to
interfere, or probably not feeling inclined TO dc so, as
they were all Of party. They were brought before
Justice King yesterday and Sullivan and Conner were
each fined $50 and the other one was discharged.
CoLLIsIoN.-The Fulton ferry-boat Bed
ford, and schooner laden with lumber came in col.
lsion yesterday morning by which the ferryboat re-
cetved some damage. The schooner was not much in
jured.
COUNTY CoURr-Before Judge Moore
Forcibk Entry and DfaiRe-Mrs Cathariue Theiler
appeared against John R. Corr In action for forcble
and Illegal ejectment 1t shown By the evidence
that plaintiff, widow lady, hired of one John Bcgiey,
house in BOndst near Pacific about the lst OF April
last, by parole demise, and entered the premises
about the 18th Of that month Shortly after she
took possession, he leased the premises to Corr
the defendant and the ID of Msy, defendent
entered the house by force and esctcd her together
with her family This suit brought to recover pos
session, and Jury of sixteen rendered verdict in
favor of the plaintiff This the third time the
came before the Court
DIED OF HIS INJURIEs.-The man who
wss injured on Saturday by being ever by the
of the L. ]. Railroad, at Bedford, has since died
Cnrnnet "a nnuest has been held over bis re.ans and
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BOARD or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
Wednesd az -Peii,ioHs-Of Washington Irving
Hose Co. No Al for five additional men OF Hose Co No.
q for appropriation to paint and repair the house
so that the Croon water be- ntroduced-also that the
ia be filed up, &C.
Rsa0nsyaaees--Of Universaist Church, corner of
B'eeeker and Downing sts, against the laying of rails
ana running Of cars through Bleeckerst-Lad on the
Soe. OF French, Sanderson s. Co., against running
ssls IN Bleeckerst from Carmne 10 Thompson-Same.
NJ. T. Gillen and others, against running Sxth-av
Aalroad through observation-disclosures.
CsfsnTnied'soa-from proprietors of Butts's Hotel
announcing that Hon. Reuben Wood, Governor of
Vae, Is sojourning at said Ho.el.-I'o Special Com.
raiee.
hFfatioE-of NewYo Horticultural Society, TO
Ssnd their exhibition at TGpler Hdl-Aocepted OF
IA Conover and Others for grant to construct rail
rad in Eishsh.av.
Resolution, Report Of Controller, 70 purchase two
Ds on The southwest corner of First.ay. aud Filht
'he sum Of $4,000 for the use Of the Seventeenth
ward Police the Disnict Cour, tor the Eleventh and
seventeenth Wards and the Engine Co. at present To-
"led In Thirdst Coneurred in
Report In relation to the change Of route Of the Sixth
s' railroad Assistant AID Brown offered the follow.
ns IS substitute In amendment for the rst resolution
q the reports
Ssosrea That the route OF the Sxthav Railroad be,
49, e same hereby, changed from the present oca-
nv. 80 as 70 run as follows, namely: Commencing ri
rup,is s OF Chsrnbersst aed West Broadway,
psahlng thence with double track, through West
th, sowey 70 Canalst through Canalst 10 Vuick-st,
fsis,tsa rmekst TO Carminest, through Carmoe.st
stxshsv Railroad Co. '- '"' 0's'u" grant O' tue
'he report and resolutions, ~ amended. were con.
*urred In by all present
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AEREsT.-A young man of very good
appearance, who had stolen gold watch and chain,
worth $40, OF bis mOtherinlaw, and fed to Albany,
was headed By telegraph, brought back and committed
to the cells for an examination this dsy.
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be property Of bis employer, M VIM. Porter. The
case was not concluded when the Court adjourned for
f,aJ H.
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IMPosTOR AND THIEF.-An emaciated
individual who preterds that he Is starving and has
been sadly used in emigrant boarding house in
Eew.YoIk, has been begging in Williamsburgh with
some success, but the most profitable branch Of his
business is theft
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vance per cent Eo1thern Indiana ii7ls Michigan
Central 1927 an improvement Of ~ per cent; Pans-
advanced 4, selling s,Iiela NsTloTk aad Ne'
Haven lll1. Michigan Southern l2i BID Albany anu
Schenectady 100 bid &c Erie securi los were w'hoat
change Of importance, and in fir demvud Irscnes
improved 4. per cent, Convertible lSsS, fen OF q
per cent
Sterling is quiet but steady Il: l0Gl0i.
Francs 5l6ls d511
The market is firm for FIeighss to Law.
errool and London, with fair degree Of activity.
some COO bbs Flour were engaged a 10 ai4d;
10000 bush Wheat 3alda4d 500 bales Coicn sad;
Resin. 700 chests Tea ls 6 At theelo.e, 4lsd was
s.ked for Grain, aud I'D for Flour. To Loadon, 1000
bbls Oil Cake at / 9, and Naval Stores g. acoS
$500 bills Flour $50 tuns Sperm OIL 30; 10 bids.
Tobacco 20 100 boxes, . 6 To Havre LooO bales
Cotton, Sc l,ooo sticks Cedar s.; 800 bbls Ashes.
SIS; Bark, ST. To Cadiz an American bark took q
20 Of HIGHT Pipes g, sl5 80 To Dsmsrisco,ts. from
Bucksville sc cargo Of Lumber taken at $50 %
per NJ To California there is much offering, and CLIP
pers nearly fall take their choice of goods 75c Oh -
q foot and In some high &c. p ~ for Heavy
GOods-other vessels, and those Just eommenclngte
load, accept lower rates.
The tendency Of the rates of interest is
sli downward, under the supersouudauce OF capitsi
Loans to considerable amour, made 10 day at v
cent, on call. The range is 3s5 y cent Ga nrst
class paper 4G5 p cent .
The earnings of the Michigan Central
Road In May including malls Sc, were about ssoooo.
against $4,000 in May las, year. portion q this
increase is be sscribed 10 the fact that navigation
not opened until very late this season, which crowded
business into May.
There was an error of 1000 in the earn
ings ofthe Norwich and Worcester Road, reported
by the Company The decrease compared with last
May is g., 200, instead of g 300
The earnings of the Cleveland and CO.
lumbus Railroad for May very large amounting to
s70,433. This considerably exceeds the estimate
The bids for the City 5 T. cent. Stocks
were opened yesterday at the Controllers Office. The
amount to be awarded sSaOo0, and the amount Of
bids was 81 ,9s0C00 The range from par to s3lt
per tl0Cpremium. The acc ep!ed bids follows,
s2OOO Doks and stp. W H. Hays a3Rejecmsbe
l6o00P Budng Ne 3,N III Hays. 81 eieemabls $50
10000 Cotton wNer. w X Hays. .lo3OT ID ...Ai. ,s,
5000 DO. Command " hit-house. l13ll N'O'" 20"
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At an election held at the office of the
Faimers Loan and Trust Company on the 9Th Instant
the following gentlemen elected Directors for three
years: Cornelius Vanderbilt, Abraham B. Baylis.
Francis B. Cutting Nelson Robinson Thomas Tileston,
Shepherd Knapp, Charles Bill Henry Col.
The following statement shows the condition Of tho
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, on the morning Of
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THE MEAGHER DEMoNsTRATIoN.-T
Lsborers Union Of WilLsmsbuTgh have determined to
unite In the NewYork reception Of Thomas f. Meagher
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ACCIDENTALLY DRowNED.-James Van
Colt, hand on board the soop g. A. Gray, Yves
drowned Monday night by the upsettng OF that YES
sel when near Rikers Island, squa having suddenly
struck her. The deceased boarded with Mrs. Davis, at
No. 265 Rivingtonstreet The body was recovered, up
on which the Coroner will hold an inquest.
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NHE LOTTERY Of LIFE.

II Lis-'s Lot-ery, ts sprely wise
From The rsvUisips wheel 70 D ek Q Prize.
Now you'd yoa spow how Fortune may b won,
And sarss.s ssped hist uoo'sIds have usdone
Let RoBACR ~ Al The Stars that 81 yoar birth
Were csIl.d To rule your ssslihy on earth.
Each cav With evil prefnsDt be csn same,
Ann each Of happy onsso too, the ssn,s
Have you had Est Hen tes1n 700 u regain
The vealh YOU yai aiy Struggled 10 rstsin-
Whsrs'er misen sncs yos'ye hnows amid the snfe
OF this Wild shirmish vi n The world, ealkd Lille,
He repair BY assrososia ioss.
And bid suceess uos . All yoor acts once MORE -
The IN hfe Of hundreds who have consoeeo W
ROB sCK has been sscIibea BY the parties
over heir own snsiu'ss On tbs sdv,cs bandsd upon
na,ie ,sleulatirs He may BE- eonslted 81 al hosr
fall Fsfivfies obtsnad price Vat mo rsase'' '~
Whit<R