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DELEGATES TO BALTIMORE.

We understand tina, Jefferson T. Martin ESQ., and Dr. y.
A. Crakraft were appointed Delegates to the Baltimore
Convention from the Wheeling District by the District Con
vention assembled at Grace Creek, in Marshall county
The mountain counties being fully represented II was
left TO them we hear 10 appoint the two other delegates,
should they deem it expedient.
Att meeting Of the citizens of Marshall county, held at
the Court House. the 18th of May for the purpose OF a'
pointing suitable persons TO represent the river counties OF
that congressional district in the Baltimore Convention,
c,,oin William Cecil WINS called TO the Chair and General
g. W. Price appointed Secretary; after which the loi
lowing resolutions introduced by Strawn ESQ., ana
passed unanimously:
Resolved That it is expeden that the river counties Of
this congressional district appoint two delegates TO represent
snd counties in the Democratic Convention TO DO holden IN
Baltimore on the Isl june leaving the balance OF the
district select others for the purpose IN conlor
miry TO the resolutions Of the Stale Convention.
Resolved, That Jefferson T. Martin of Marshall, and Dr.
of Ohio county, be appointed represent the conn
aforesaid sald counties concurrins) in The Baltimore
Convention.
Resolved That The delegates aforesaid, be instructed to
vote for the Hon. Lewis Cass for President.
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POLITICAL.
For the Enquir o.
m THE UNKNOWN ONE.

TO THE UNKNOWN oNI.
me, thee mid crowded thIons'
And eszed with rapture VINO,
Uoon Inv high and lofty brow,
Thou Natures fairest child
I know thee no,-and yet ieei
Tba, ,hou no stranger art
rh, tace sill dwels on Memory's page
II never can depart
s.r,,ee that an unknown face should bring
Tn panoramic light,
The long forgotten past to view
With colors pure and bright!
know not why the mystic chain
OF Thought still clnss 10 thee
I canno, see thy noble brow,
Yet thou art still with me.
never more may see thy face,
And neper know thy name,
Yet will still believe that thou
Wilt reach the mount OF fame
And when thou hast the summit eo'N'
May happiness be thine r,v
More Iasting than the new. me-. Ohins
Tha, giids this earthly shfi"e' v.......
RICHMOND, VA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-21

ESCAPE OF CUBAN INVADERS.
NEW YoRK, May l7th-The Herald of this city says
that Don A. Lageo Braea Miranda, Don Ignacio BeIapr1
and Don Juan Bourke Cubans with Major j. Schess.n
GER Hungarian, had escaped from the Spanish penal co
ny in Africa April 24 and arrived at Liverpool on h
Sd instant They belonged to the Lopez expedition o'u
were preparing to leave for America.
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LAND WARRANTS in CINCINNATI

There has been considerable demand for Warrants al Gin
cnnat for the last ten days. The Gazette says that brokers
giving s2 for l60 warrans sos for so acres and
$50 so for 40 Sales s35 for l6O acres $40 for SO
acres, and S37 so for 40 mere warrants
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-21
A NEW BOOK.

1.-THE Legislative Guide, containing all the rules for con-
Quoting business in Congress- JEFFERsoss MASuAL, and
THE CITzESs MASuAL including concise system OF rules
of order founded Congressional Proceedings with copi.
Gus and marginal references explaining The rules and
the authority Therefore designed TO economist time and Sc
cure uniformity in proceedings Of all deliberave assem-
bies BY Joseph Bartlett Burleigh, L. L. D. Philadelphia:
Lippincott Gumbo e. Co. 1882" This is book which
contains in handsome volume mass of information
including beautiful and accurate copy Of the constitutional
the United States indispensable TO the able Legislator and
highly interesting u which could heretofore be OBJ
tanned withou, referring and ereerring volumes
The precision perspcuy and accuracy Of the Legislative
Guide make it standard for all deiberaVe and
Legislative bodies We are indebted A. Morris for the
above work, who has II for SALE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-21

We understand that Gen. Mlson has declined the nom.
nation Judge of the Circuit Court of Norfolk rendered
him by the meeting at Suffolk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-21

tho principles of right and simple justice be filled by compc
,nt Democrats Ii s late do good act; 80 let
,hr II S Senate prepare 10 do justice its party inc day
e,er mr. standard is unfurod oil Baltimore YERITAS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-21

Charles F. Collier Esq., the lately elected and popular
cessor of the lamented r. G. Rves took his In the
House OF Delegates yesterday, the delegate from Prince
George and Suuy
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ESCAPE OLE crRAN INVADERS.

We learn that Col. Fitz Henry Warren, FIRST Assistant
Post Master General has resigned his office Tho resignation
TO take effect on tho 25th of this month.
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FAIRFIELD RACES-FiRsT DAY.

Sweepstakes for year ODDS mile heats $50 entrance
pay or play with 500 added by the proprie,ors
Mr. Gibbons of n. j. b. H. BASIL by Mariner, dam Cas-
sandru, entered by Mr. Watson, I'd. MConn rider,)
c. 6, N. Greenes C. b. by Register, dam by limo
leon,
james Taey's g. g., by Prince George, out Of the dam
of Register,
T1aE-lst heat, 3.57; Cd do, $50.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE


MACON, Ga, May ia destructive FIRE took place here
to-day, consuming all the houses from the State Bank Arn
cy building Third street, Wants building Clay 81
Loss $50 Co.,
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E We are requested by Mr.. John Nees, Jr, tho regu-
lar nominee for the agissracy Of meeting of the csens
of Church and Union Hills has MT declined the nomination
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-21

Mr. James OF Princess Anne, has, for several days. been
detained by udsposiion from his House OF Del
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-21

GREAT FIRE IN NEW YORK
The large and extensive Sugar Refinery of Mr.. Swift, 10
New York, took fire Sunday night and burned down
The los: Is estimated at $500 000
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LARGE SA1ES ann p1SE IM TnpAccn

LAKGE SALES AND RISE IN TOBACCO.
NEW ORLEANS MAY l5.-The tobacco market is very
1--WE mere, with consequent advance Six Thousand hogs
heads OF tobacco sold since last Thursday l3h and
prices have advanced so cents In the cwt.
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The Senate patronage in Fhg 10 Democrats
Gross utrage the party instability of Wing
7norqnts-Ho,o the President take, care Of his Hhig
iend'And ho1 the Snate ostracses lis democratic sup
no-f,rs 6.r
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LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA..

n. ALLEN, Secretary.
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Something worth knosinE.-iew people,

are arc that the alkaline gradients nocesssr 20
- inc manufacture of tho major varieties o. oenP W =
eicir aeLin detrimental to tho skin, csnsirs suness
Nh most snnatins and exposing the pores oithc sbin
Ssnstsy after sy ing 10 the action ef the
ngsphero, and producing inaarnmaory action BY using
JOGJES hmoie Tor shaving washing tho skin Ia
lred - rs an ebseta prosccdng from exposure, uuder
Nostan; sold Wholesale and retail. BY A. d. Sands lol
Suitnn street; Hu hton Clsrk Co., Ri.e L Smith
~ Broadway; VIM. IA. Cary Co., zIJ i strrat anj
sy the III asgists and perfrmers throughout, world
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sbc testimony OF - hun Jr0d w.

Dayiss hahN'ne Wilma tue past MONTH az 'robora ia
tNe iact that tjis wonderful preparation VII 70 gray
lair TO its former color by acting upon th, and
stimulating tie slcrine glande; and plso msk hair
grow, pud causes IL to h. glossy and piishle itod
Price, ~ zee aattic. For sails at goa pot
:ai Grand streets. srd at l92 Broadway, ~ wns on
street d. Hudson street, ~ .oiy, and Ill ueus .
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Wan Dcuacn-s r,pDroyed y,-,,,ncnc n

changing cray hal. C. tsori nal eoi1r producing
growth lbs become an acku w!eltod 5Pecc 1t
oStnined, VIII directions OF tho pinoT acp i23 ella
iers street md from tle TrneiI lsosgSs throughout
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fee OF orr contrm 70 sustain their waning
trd ont WY Of them so lavish t fans. If
BE VIII cell upon ~, at store. No IL Cha than
street opposite Chambers street, VIE t sud bring
light 10 bear upon bis ohtrsc intellect satt r. will
<el! him Tie Why tln srp9 customers With
penny fans when nuts OF reb beayera,
Il Is not heavy that il leaves red streak around his
3orocnJ and sets him IL perspre ton rarr
contrary a. he gets one. Ne has frt r
fanprcsto he Is cool Talk about rooiu sugar
and milk into one and set i h tho sur aud IL don't
make lee IL will masesonethp- elvo. So dear
Items you have been hum bugget into hry7v het which
OSige You - ian call N tie will gye you fifty
cents for H. nd will sell hat that viii eve What
sady want this hot her viz. cooluoss sl IDEAS.
RAFFERTE & LEASH,
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---s=s's-siasasaisi-s7 -
SPORT ING.

TIVE CHALLENGE or MR.. WILLIAM r80Ms SON
70 walk match Of thrse miles for $50 . hereby ne
ceped IL the gentlemen will meet at 02 Broadway, on
Saturday, 10Th inst at ~ o'clock NJ Tho arrangements
may bs made az To tune, 81.
CHARLES W. JENNINGS. Esh.seo.h whsaer.
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The Eyc.-Dr. whce,er's Onfcc-ss barclay

street for hi successful treatment Of all diseases Affecting
she Eye aud bf che public by his mild mode
sd that lias spee chronic the eyelias
vi he wsocver long standin., cen he copct-s L.
fi6ciai Eyes for sne, aud inserted. Ofee igurs from
n 40 5oc L.. n.
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FIN ANSnAL.

PROPOSALS FOR LOAN $4,000 sCIero AND
Hooking Valley loh,al s.ir,sa sr., h,I.AAe Cog
Valley Railroad Comp.ny 'as ais sIoo0o u 'heE
Tsayp per .s Ms e ag. yA
Il. s e Nay s elk No.
apa S9 ~ Sof q 1 Il. srs e Il
They issued under Of the Legislature Of obsc
The Of T. o. asdss ' Sa
Lana !, yS!s %s n G.ys y,
The mortsag. covers that part the road lying hosveen
eanny o& " ss S SsS ms
s the only @ n s9
whole line from laokso, to Portsmouth Is under sonrafs
The ra tons 81 % h ss S'H'y
ns asss ssn a. for ~ rss q NE
be completed mud in operation early nestyear.
s been ns sG .a % n" s o
be regularly paid tho o. Of the 70 raise tho
gives full power 70 .he trus.ee 10 saLo -
and Is rsashise . raIso money e
pay either interest principal in y deianls.
and The country lying ssgt Kdasu.sy on'
nuky and where connects with tho roads -
pStc anoin To cioNionat aud .riotta ro.S II
and Marsssa road Win b.
~ soon o. that road is made The oouaty Of Jaohson
other in Ohio az will DO ~ the Of tna
ss and q ssa 20 n,a.
ttohs Pegnare mile easily mined and Of hyperion aua
w.: much oft Is superior Carmel coal. -
ore Of good gaality exists In tho district
othe extent OF three millions otnus tho square milo
This mineral wealth Ohio rvsr ha, bee. or
comparatively stle value Tor The acitiss ans
rortston to market. " 80
Thought the transportation coal ana iron alone
VIII afford handsome support TO the road There arc Al
ready some twelve Furnaces IA full blast and noar the
line Of this road. producing large qnar tes Of iron ~
transportation to the Ohio river This win 10
doubled. - 'N'''S
This road gives the and most direct
ton TO the Eastern and Norhern cities t. part OF Ob
and that part of Kentucky lying south OF Pork
month including tho popnlous regions around Maysgile
and Lexington, as the Cincinnati and Marie viii oon
nee. At Wheeling Win 0atimore snd Ohio Rar yad and
the Hempheld road.
sealed proposals will DO received Tor any sn s6i cse 6an
SiWo until Thursday, tho Sth day Of July at O'Clock p
~ Proposals Will DO addressed % the Tho Cana
pany Messrs. Winsow, Labier & Co.. M 90 Wall ptresN
Bonds '1 '''''o""
Twenty-Five per cent Of the purchase money will be rs
CURED to be paid accepting tho bids tho IN
equal monthly instalmonts Of p per cent Any
will be at liberty In full the bands
will run from day of payment ~s
The above SgoCW0 ain be sold absolutely and without
IeEcrye to the hiahest tiadey. ~
printed exhibit, with map aud I'll necessary lnrorma
ton I'm relation TO these securiies he had oaau
~ the office of tho agents Of the Company WaN
street. T. " RUBINSOT 80
President and II. v. Railroad Gomrany
New ok. June -, 1sj2.
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pcysre of Cnayer is the only genuine
Honey soap. As toilet soap, is ineom parable;
hath 10 luxurious IN tie extreme. WI. j. 81 Ans
ale Wholesale agents. - Cortland street -.rIe& Co.
sIe
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exception or the best iaveassd equal
~ onrands Nedoatsd soap. tor sar.as pun
plos frekss sness. chaps. roughness Ne Poudrs
sUttls uproots hair from any part OF she body tqua
Rouge. Ey White, and Hss. Goss, ct % walker street,
nsAr 9Is AWAY.
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II celebrate Is Hedassd Soap. for saras PIN
G Sa a,Ssi, hair sn any part u shs body liquid
Rouge. My White, and Bsi. Glos st % Walker street,
asE arsaSway
crlssasioro's Liquid Hair Dse.-This PIE:
,Aop has been .s.ea By hundreds 81 Sssn - st
,esiesa Applied and sold Wholesale and rstAS = VhS-
aorse prysW reore Supplying tas dye sna Attins On
s,gs
CxistasGOrO's Hair PrrscrvaGvo ana ncsu.
ter-Thls and ong srtce Io ~
nv sr Az S.ans snsesons Of shs scalp
saa sso5ng aandru en- s,nas Is ara SCALP
,ssahtshment. No q Ast"r bouse
Wigs and TOu nsiOrs new Wy.o
fWiss are proeonacsd .hs nos. ssr'sas IN tsna =.
,ss nvsn.sa Thess sanims s,vS W. saasory. 41
ne WHARF, fanni tho !argest aad 9es Aea
the city. Copy the address.
r,rofcssor Iovet has removed
pene ofhce 10 ia chambers street, where =. 80. =.
gray OAR 10 III ss as s.sf cure ssd"ss
the SEAL bottle and wrapper ,SS "a, rs.rencs Of per
feet cures.
Hair Dyc.--Barcn .,..~,. c.,.nrn,.a rscuad
aI Dye \ the sss. r. a~snvssd Tor co,nyng the
sransy VII" The ~ ease sns
si'Ens e, sale apPss, T.
address, '' " ~ IVY "
sss and prevent tho har from cunning g,ay sod Cor as
synts by aushton Clark Co l63 and aice smith, III
mar" fira VIM Giles. $50 Sixth Avenue and
BY all druggists throushos the United state.
| 4. THOMAS LYON, l6l Broadway.
n. n. R.-Tic Observation-Disclosures Read
Relefs quick aud ao for this distressing
1t likewise the mos. tormenting
% s5 b. Osasasa ~ sr ss pain
'.nts, and 81 for bottles. l61 Fulton street.
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POLITICAL,

- es>- ~.
'IEAR TIE TRACk.-THE MEMBERS or THE EN-
~ pre- Club are requested to meet Tammany Hail. on
Thursday evening the 9th Of june eight O'clock for the
purpose OF hearng the reports Of the Committees
son md 70 transact such business as may be
necessary Preparation will be made for grand toren
light procession. Those who w to Join the club arc in
Tted to attend. ISAIAH RYNDERS, Chairman.
y II. STEERS, sao,Ataun
y. *. DOWNING, "~eeS'
EIGHTH WARD.-THE WIG ELECTORS AND
II others Of Il Eighth ward friendly tho election
Gneral Winfield Scott for President. and TO tho ormson
OF Scott ami Graham Club requested to tho
Mercer House, Of 8roomo and Mercer streets
Monday evening next 2stb int Mt eight o'clock, for
cation BY order CT the Ward Committee. -e'ni'
JAMES GRIDLEv, CLair,ao,
o onTo W cn,ps1T. }sscset'ri0', '''''
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90 nc has removed te os sro-dway, shere he will
fvon 70 o'clock daily Dr. powelrs 'Tseati3e on tue
Eye be proeured ut Ills Office Also Artificial Eyes,
Jte. M ported, which will and lock Ike the natural
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pUBLiC NoTlcE--CHARLEs BOECKH, BRUSH
annia'turer OF f53 Pearl street lae Of rs Gold ysros
teInests to rnhl especially those with whom has any
busincas transactions, not to any money nor
9arWe traneact my business is account 10 or with
~ horus ms late salesman he has this
IN. tRiI " harhns rom Ms upoyment. Signed,
New York. June u, 1852. CHAkLES p0rcKU
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i'rednest TO the pubic Or ifyou r-cfer straw examine
is price from few sAug to MY dollars make yodf
lis place, No. II Fulton street.. is constantly crowded
"a Freenans the Halter, no. % Fulton
street yon can bay White Beaver Has lar 50 and s Pa
s s,. u, S2 t. 81 ScnGrp Braid, snd ali lna Of
Sod T AA''' '"AhAAN ; is S''O Fulton street. near
II Il pretty generality understood that
Clark d 10 iii9. sreS males tAe p stos: garments
from 80 go Those tasty frocis sls summer
setLsg nal np ana IN hs gioG 81 ali kinds Southern
The sudden and Violent changes In our
snate src O. es Of the sickness which prevails in
Of uSs iS srs a. % ana y tS
street has an immepsc stock c!hng adapt
Cd 70 al %sts e % s Of s9ana
OAK HALL. = And IS Fulton street
Can.xon's linen saIters.--Gaitcrs made In
srPerior manner and sold a. tho low Prise Of p 80 could
santres Linen atcI. tss most popular arsiSe Of the
Gentiemen's Fsrn,shing store. No. Maid
. ia9S IA / a. a E, male e order
!ftcl and genmea requested 60 csll and examine
laad Tho latest stylssana lowest rrioes in tie city.
Dreat bargains In neutrality-suspicious. &.
Yaressd largely the ass large auc.ion sales vii sposss
yrs as B.as 81 TSrScpy r. % rnsra u.s.
A. &c ss., fnd nit staer E9o0s equally low,
A Complete Revolution in psicos Of Floor
GOVERN Tie trrc HIRAM ANDERSON No. 70 Bowery
tish Iapcetry and brussels Carpets at 81 per
ys". on .l.ta.. = 70 g: Three Ply 5.rpc. sle to
e. ,gr IN Carpets, s;n To 75e Rings Aa Mating, VIA
dow Shades Table Coyers Gc at shout half their value
Genuine Tcas.-xyhcp people bny Tea, and
anj they have got herbs, toy tuk shoy have thrswn
eaeir money away Int IL you Will 20 - w. T. MOODY
CO Ton Warehouse. 10 Chatham street yoa will fnd
A.o Ttas only twenty cont cheaper Than 1T
other store. but puye end unedulsesstea
T.. s. Cleaver's Prize MeWal Honey Soap.
rcysre of countercs F. Ccaverf is the only genuine
Honey soap. As toilet soap, Il is ineom parable;
hath. II 10 luxurious In tie extreme. W. ID. 81 the
sSle yLalesalc agents, - Cortland street srIe& Co.
sus
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sasgRuCp, VS..

,NrFtfV GERWts. rNGttsH, &e rCEYFFSA-
uop sed ,t~,s,sti.r. 40 ~ TeQsriuss ssd1to for
4t agd aymxen sera.AE@ tt@aslA l9a N"a lns w An
Lae st' 81 Ggoad~sy, posnc sinc's tesd ano ~
b.wo.y, " ~ l,ttss pgeta,l. o. ses SS tsss :tsss
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Genuine Toas.-vhen people suy Tea. and

anJ they have cot herbs, toy tuk shoy have thrswn
saer money away Int Il yon viii 80 "a w J., MOODY
CO Toa Warehouse, l22 Chatham street you will fnd
HLo Tas only twenty cont cheaper Than at any
ether store. but puye aad uncdulerstea.
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TUE CoPARTNFRs1IP HERETOFORE eXrslyNo
/. Ger tho arin 4 Fisher, N, " D,i oy /, ,h,s daY
"Ssoi''a ~ m"tu"i eonsent. C.R FISHER,
New yort t,,.,,s,, JAS ..snT
Dali
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81 FrcerMan,a the rrntter. 40. On En-

D. n
street can tny White Beaver Hats 50 and 81 Pa
mana tats 50 II ST. h0ghorn Braid. and kirds Of
str,w Hats. thEEAANS Is Nc, 20 Fulton street near
enid ~N-N~''
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WAFIED-lMNEDIATE A GOOD COOPER, Il CO
~ snort distance in .h3 cnuntry good will be
pa Inquire at schrodors Smides, No Erie place
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Of the National AeadoIny Of Design vim close for thu
IA works living artists nsysr sss ex
wss ssae e
she collection must tne5eore the present
Admission IS cents; season tickets cents cataosaos a
5tion Forms elimination may DO procured Sy the orae
pals on application to the Secretary 81 Fourth street BY
- : = - j. H. sHEGoGUE. Cor. Sec. N. AD.
Nomlc,EI.mr.TrniaEE MEMBERS OF TIE DUFFY GUARD
and VIM ""
j. CnrfD, sse'ry MARTIN caEGIER. Capt.
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE NEW YORK AND
- Boston St n, Magnetic Telegraph Aoc.on are no:ass
New Yord, on Thursday the let day July next at nine
sGo.s Al act On the f;l.wps Cor
citation under ad,isomont with directors for the harmon
10 sS on the
Smssr Of ss and the
the nsnng ear ID To act upon any other proposition
- - - 80 Tnos II CLARK. Secretary
NEW YORK voLUNTEERs.-THIs REGIMENT WILL
6 r d The ss Mercer 1 on Frsay
Ts the b. e the As9 EHaay @ at
A MEETING OF THE 7. r. MEAGHEs CLUB WILL
be held ut Hermitage Hail. corner Of Alien and Houston
a hs a. oss s rspS
0ieGr, 81 r tss club will take rngs on tha eysnns
5,
J. L. WALSH Secy.
FTHE CORNER STONE OF THE NEW BIBLE HOUSE
on Forth avenue, will be laid with appropriate cxer
elfee, this tThursdoyl afternoon, at o'clock.
LUTHER BRADIsB,) Committoso,
J. 9. BRIGHAM, somm,.see Q.
CD. PHELPS 1Faase%vp's'
N Office. THE MEMBERS OF INDEPENDENT
~ Royal Arch Lodge No. . and Holland Lodse No y
arc to meet At the roome and Crob
".alv. " w NA'eA' i. NJ, pre-
ELECTRICAL PsYCnoLoCY.-DR. BENTON WILL
lecture and experiment the above subject at
Ihalan Hall, 492 Grand Junction East BROAD
way and Grand street, Thursday and Friday evenings
uno eth and 18th. Admission 12 Doors open at
"a. lecture to o'clock N. B-Rooms for
consultation and for the diseases
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0nA OR $1,000 WANTED, ON DOTD AID
Ike WV mortgage, for Ave yaars, at n,s ocr
ent per annnn, on improved real estate Tho
lart OF the city down town. worth double :hs amo
allowed. ~ -
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WANTEp-A SITUATION, IN WHO'LL. 'HL Z
W store. by young man between IL and Is wears
age who has been two yesr in store in England;
Whpg 70 devote bis whole time and attention tho lte
rect Of is employer. The best Of references VII; be giyep
line addressed to r. h. and left at tho Hsral Office will
be prom pity atteD ded to. ~
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On bsve opened their Paris Nin cry their s.cro
Sysisg street third block 81 Broadway. dndam j.,
wishes to inform the ldea that she 20 Pacis
viner and selects tho latest patterns
that to he had and invites the ladies 10 call
Acre for themselves, for have STYLES Of bonaets
shat to be found in other this ty and
nj prices surprisingly low ". Nincrs supplied with
bonnets and country merchants supplied
Ako al kinds OF straws cleaned and altered.
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fuysrin .-7gs trrc, HIRAM ANDERSON, No 70 Bowery
rssi Iapcory and brussels Carpets, at 81 per
ys"- OF tlsts. 2s TO Is Three Ply Carpets slc to
e. IN Carpets 4;n TO 75e Rngs Aate Mating, VIA
dow Shades Table Coyor &c at shout hall their ysluc
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Reliefis quick aud eeraio cure for this distressing
plant II instantly st tho powerful
likewise stnos the most tormentng pains Of tothhe,
nervous headache neuralgia rheu str ius pain in
the side in few minutes Prce Of X. r. r. IS cent 80
cents, and 81 for bottles. TO- Fulto street.
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,Ara,iop has been hundreds Of both
.eiesa Applied and sold Wholesale and rstAb = Vkl
rADoPO'S -ig and scalp establishment, No ASH
aorse Friva reoc sor Supplying We dye snA nssAns
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s,v,st asaorOss Hair PreservAsivo and bcs

r-Ths exquisite and .rsis ios ~ sbs
sE,r % sej a. healing sstraDecus anecsops OF sue
All yoying 5andruf Ell. etuay Is a
cold Wholesale and re.a o. ChsiAUo'tV o"i II shS S'r
.asahlishpnent. No 6Astar Bouse