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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

AA fOhALIA OF NEW ORIEANE, May 1D, 1859.
RY VIRTUE Of an ordinance Of the Common
Council Of tho City Of providing
Pu by the city Of New Orleans the stock Of Esrlean
sas and Great Western Railroad Company approved 18Th May
Pusnt ordinance providing ubsorpon b.
cy q 70 the stock OF the Newlesn Great
Northern Rarpad Company approved nth May 1852; and
accordance likewise with the provisions Of ordinance
May lsb2 entitled Ordinance preng the
Of the net Of the Legislature
An Act providing for the subscription parishes
Of this State the corporations
kng works Of internal and for the dis
losal of stock so subscribed.n 3
NOTICE. hereby given that will MONDAY
e 9lst day Of take the paying
estate the city Of Nowieans the propy Of
1 thousand million i've hundred dollars
Company and eighty thousand
ne stock Of the Newoeans jackson and Great Nohern Railroad
Company. 100
The Polls to opened the and to close at w.
nud Clerks to be hereafter designated.
FIRST WARD-At the Horse Staton, Nayades street,
SECOND ARAt jackson Enginehouss No. Calope street.
between Apollo and Nayadas areets W ''
THIRD Louisiana -borse eanar nj pa,io .nd
Carondeet So
FOURTH WARD-Atthe Cont street Hotel Cont street
FFTl WARDt the Orleans Theatre Orleans
III Engine house No 4 Hospital street.
SEVENTH WAfDAt batea
Bagatelle and Union streets. '''s'N
EIGHTH WARDt the Engine house Of Fire Company
No. s, in Vaudeville street. 'eN'
NINTH WARDt Mrs Cares Montegu and Casacayo
TENTH WARDAt tho Nowast Josephine and Laurel
''-AN.
ELEVENTH WARDAt the Northwes corner Of Chestnut and
Washington Streets, ~
The returns Of the election
lnw my2 A. JAN -
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asyland, Inns heen admitted 70 bail by Judge
tbs nun 81 is the largest bail
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Elmer, Sheefi1aSys.

F PURE lo4, la and l94, vsry low, with PILLOW
CASINOS equally cheap at SIMPSONS,
" mRl7 2pa 50 canal street
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Ds3 ii tie opinion that not
III Of Tho season, tho wheat
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Mosquito .Netsi,s0,
irish linens.

I Dr. FIFTEEN HUNDRED PIECES SUPERIOR NETTING, ius
opened, at very low prices, SIMPSONS,
riylT 9ptf SO Canal street
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Le ntn 10 jopr susd depus heures A. NJ usou
heures endo OF sous da
s' gssrs
portion &c "a parolsss sur y rive droite da heavs
Qualities lers bulletins
e de pour es
districts representaifs parosses f en va
dsyrs e so1due at les 5etous duplieata
1857 JAMES r. FTE Js ~ ~ = ae maj MAJ
myS0 Sheriff de la narosas d,1S,xan..
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Y THE cuT-W Russellyie (Ky.) Herald says y:
Y The out making sad with the early crops
~ this section Many have replanted, Or
about to do whole feldso Tho tobacco plants
have also suffered from other causes and the supply
consequently short making il certain that nothing like
average crop Of this will be made the pre-
season n the Green river country The wcater at
time " for being entirely too
cool fcr the much to produce frost on
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Gen lnads speech to large
The Fsir 1t Corpus Christi
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opAl ColYail.
has dQp I'D y solution 10 memoriallze
Stato to unite It'll the Governors 81
apart day Il ths year for
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.NCD0yl,aeIl,s ELECTROMAGNETIC.

~ Tbs undegned grateful tho that has attended his
efforts haa opened his establishment COMMON STREET
Variety Place very liberal and
patronage hopes ~ attention.
tinuancs Of the same. [nyis Im2pl JOHN MCDONNELL.
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ROhbtaset f03. .TOsqasitO Ears.
III PINK BLUE AND WHITE qualities received
SIMPSONS,
tnyl7 apf 30 Canal street.
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usioN ANp lsE, The Washington
that tho rsti Of M
Fot w edtorsA that paper, was induced
oE ground III reference to the
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Il snnei NJ lats Teller of the AK
anls IL Psterslurs Va chaFg ga With being j
n WIS tried ana acq uitted
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e wiscos The wisconsin, published IL NilT ankee
Since this State has been settled there never was
time The with small capital
The has thrown
hundreds forms into the which be
purchased At price that than half
of tteir real value Such opportunities, venture
win net happen again II TEL years there IL no
the Union which can grow 50 many products
as our genial sell. 5s
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SeUdsS Goods.

Wv TEN CASES just opened ,cousng PLAIN WHITE SWISS
MusLINs, cOLORr.D AND WHITE DOTTED MusLrNs, EN-
LNs. etc, ut SIMPSONS,
mylT 9pA 10 Canal htrest.
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u iol 81 les street,
variety # the decacies 81
es IA seldom rs b met with: 1.-THE
y IA Hi liquid
hind attend ID the calls 81 thr
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\ Wis DETECTION POUR DEF, EG1Es at, Al.

A Wis COLLECTION POUR DELEGUEs Al LA
CONVENTION writ detection dsta dt
ua is5s T. moi add,s par Son Efsslsnes JOSEPH
Ioisse sent present notifies quune er tenua
lin jonr de ni Proehain ee ds dialogues Conyenior
dtat Les dts dialogues devront
Gendrnle. fN '.si5as g7f +. - 'Se
Ls District Senatorial compose ds paoes Paquees Der
heuyc Mississippi, eircpt de6gue Senatorial.
District Senatorial coupose portion de Ia paross
sise gauchs dit euve Mississippi 4iron uuatre
deegu6s senstorianx 5'7 = " is-'As
La droitc Dc la parosse a'osans eiira delegue
La vile do la Nile Orleans: go -
Ter District Represensatif eira dsssuea
3me q
dme q -. Y
(
Gme
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~ W. NJ lunch announcement at tho
q rare attraction to epicuTes, and
in ~ this between half
HlAt 10 and 12 O'clock win find sognathing nice ILL
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HAAVKI1IERH avuDR.


EoE ALBANY. CHANGE OF HOUKs.-PHa OARS
OF the Nov York and n srsn Raiirvaa leave tho 'SV
hs station New York daily (Ssndayr exssptss) 81
A. NJ coppeeting with the EASTERN NArssd Chstha N.
And "a p NJ texprsrs through witheu, change Of
INDEPENDENT LINE FOR PHILADELPHIA, DAILY,
via Cape bay.-The Ers And splendid steamers DELLA
WARY. Cart. seymour. KEkNkBkC Capt CIa<k, and
PfSOBStDT CAPT. Whtoer, ruhnlng regularly
between The two cities iandng each Espe Nay,
Saving New York dsily aus r. from PIER Nc "a NsrSh
River foot II Cedar stre.t Fare 20 Cape May Pbsas
rhia, casip, 81; deck. 81 TO-
rAMDIN AND AMBOY RAILROAD, FOR PuILA.
~ ipha, from P.r No. North nvsr foot Of bAstary
place w stea~hoat JOHN POTTER, T-o thea daily.
NsIn,DE linz lsAvss at A. Afternoon line At
M through 30 Phisdslpbii IN tour aad hsf hours
Fare fret olAss ST. sesoOnd olAss tby Y. NJ line
snlyl 80 Returning leave PhadsI his foot ~
aot street, At A. asd r. NJ Bmgrsnt line by Steam
boat TRANSPORT from pier No. l. ats N. Fare 81 80.
LOR PHILADELPHIA DfRECI.-U s. NAIL AND
EiFe,s lines through in f.nr sours New Jersey
81 Cortiandt street 9and 81 M Liberty street Pare
- for hrst class ana 81 10 for second class in
A n Return ut and A ~, asd " r. NJ H..ltiu ere
WAshiAgtos Norfolk and Charleston sbroush Eshsts ecX
ths aboy: lines and tArssgh bsSssxs carried H. Nes
l. y. and ~ p. n. Inca
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GXPREss AGENCIES, "a.

WELLS. FARGO " coMPAHY's CALIFORNIA Ax-
Nv krsssIA Joint s.oct somPsny Capital Sc4eco-
ohee Wallstrset, New York Diyest.rs-HsDYy WsllA
yehnstoD LivissstoD Elijah r. Williams adwin b. Hssrnn
Vim. q. Fargo, James Mckay, A, Reynolds Alex. n q.
Asksy sesrs.sry--This oo.p,ay having eeApa,seS -
organization rs above n ready 20 ssdsrtAks
Dspress Forwarding Agency and bn a. -
purchase And sale Of gold dust bainon, bi sfea
The and collection q NOTES. hk sai q
forwarding Of gold duss, huos sad specie, also pas,
parcels and freight Of all dcscripsns and from tho IN
sfkev York And The city Of kAn YrAa And the pg 4
pal cities Asd CslksrH =. New Tea
with the Nnee Of Wells Bnttsrdsld Co sst GU
Fargo Co. fsrmisg abe American Express Compasy, on
tondkg NON kss York 10 81 Loss and the CaHadas shs
I'D; E,.r.:s DMsyss.o.st Hss:cs Ne. Bsassra s1p.,
Ia essbshed osss agents n M, The sria
e. .ses and towns thrcsshous the tAsesea ndde and
eal messenger fur with iron chests sssy
81 easure and other Valuable packages accompany each
express all their hss we'll Csxna The
hnn: sae. samuel Carter for nany years .ense.sss
RwAhburn ste Of the Bank % syrAsass besH ap-
pointed ssncpAl agents In CALIFORNIA;
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kry.
His funeral viii take place to morrow afternoon ct
sckck, from his late resid.nce 80 King strest The
friends Of the family the veteraus oflsi the ncnoers
aud ex members Of General storms brigade and the
members Of the Society Of Mechanos and radesmen are
respectfully invited e. attend.
On Wednesday June 0. suddenly, iIraH Durry' native
VI tie pnrish OF Aughnsmullin, county OF Monaghan
Ireland, aged - years
Eis friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
10 attend his funeral this afternoon from sol i~el
street .
The fi.nds o, hi family aro invited attend hs fune-
raj this afternoon at cock from MS ise r"saencc
n Thomas street -
On Tuesday evening June WILLIAM iIgsnY only
Of William g. and Sarah Jauc BARNARD aged IL years
TLe blends and acauaintanees Of the family are re-
spsculy invited atud h's funeral this afternoon
e,nck from HE fa idrps. iss Orchard street
I'm Tussdpy june afe .hor. illness, CAROLINE FL
Mr1roar in The 10Th year Of her age
er friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
10 O. tend her funeral shs afternoon at half-pl-t
o'clock from her late residence Columbia street between
sasket and Union streets South brooklyn
Tn Wednesday morning June o JAcoB HESDEnsoS, in
the 47th year OF his age
The relatives and friends the family and the men,
bers Of the Rev Mr. Cones church, respectfully in
yited TO attend his funeral without further notice this
sftsrnoen at o'clock from his late residence No.
GsDgin street.
On Tuesday June s. ELLA PAULINE, only daughter Of
Samuel q and Emily g. Madden aged year and days.
Che friends and relatives II the family respectfully
invited attend her funeral from the residence Of her
parents, II Z kdrdge street this morning. At O'Clock
Her remains will be taken to Guford, Connecticut, 70
sntsrinent
On Wednesday morning June @ Of Inflammation of the
brain GroaGr Fraser son of John D. and Ksbscsa e. \.
iGvett. aged years months and is days.
The friends Of the family and Of his grandfather Ro
bert Lovett Eeq respectfully invited to attend his
EIcral without further invitation from 20 President
street Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn, this afternoon,
~ 4 O'Clock,
Philadelphia papers please copy.
On Tuesday evening June 8. after short but severe
fitness AcsEs PORTS aged "a years, nearly 40 of which
she remained the faithful and viruous widow of John
POTTS. ESQ of Aughereaine, county Of Monaghan Ire
hnd She possessed her early pio.s and religious princi
pies and al her faculties to her aet and died
in the firm belief Of everlasting salvation through the
atonement Of her blessed Redeemer
The friends AID aequantanee Of the family and those
Of her William j. Potts pec;flly requested
10 attend her funeral to the family burial ground at
Greenwood Cemetery this afternoon, al O'Clock from
her late residence OF schenck street and Flu hing
avenue Brooklyn
On Sunday msrning. June 9. PATRICK MeArAvEy, for
mery of Castleblaney county Of Ireland aged
~ years.
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ID G. KEMP. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF

ID G. KEMP ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF
day (Thursdayl at 10 o'clock, at IS Nassau street,
near Futon-R c. Kemp will sell at auction ~ above ell
che Furniture Of large four story for
vcnfeuee saiecestins 81 rich royal Wilton, Brussels
aud other Carpets large French plate Pier Glasses
rosewood Piancfcrtes rosewood psror Furni-
en- suite in French satn broese and velvet
push rose wood top centre and fancy Tables esn
rop dining Tables Bookcases Wardrobe rosewood marble
TOP dressing Bureaus and Wsshsands, rosewood Bed
stcad mahogany French Bedscads psirted cham
Dor Furniture best sursd horehatr Mattresses Beds an
bedding Ingram, throe-piy aad stair CArPcte mahogany
SENS and Chairs Hat Stands several one OF PAINTINGS,
Looking Glasses, Chioa silver Plated and Glass Ware,
snd Kitchen Furniture. all OF wsioh s we'll worthy OF the
st.enton Of housekcepers Catalogues the msrning
efsais.
S,pLrNplp SALE or sTATUARY, VASES. ROSE
~ wood and Mahogany Parlor rurniturerhis day. at ~
Chambers street. Brosiway-Hcnry T. Leeds Auc-
tnneer without large and splendid rsaort
,ent az and Verde antique Vases Tak.
Watbie POINTS Ststuarv Venus In she'll marble. Booze,
A. aic centre Tnber. Fruits Mantle Vases AMI large
,tetv Of Statupry Marble hlso Rosewood and Hahosany
Tsy, yheubr Furnure. Sofss. Chairs,
wsshrtpr mn,,ehes Chairs seat and cottaro For
,,t, culars Courier and EEpress Catalogues now
r,~y. ....-..--
n, q wsnsIfAI'e SALE ny VIRTUE or A WRIT
~ vcud,ioui Esponas, W me arseted and delivered,
v,i sNl al ruh. auebon the i0th day ofJnne int
NJ noon on hoard theroet the achoouer Ned
rrNtirai Own hey tsckie apparel and furniture n
phe above vessel cs rs the eot a, North Mosro s,rset
VIZ Jsv uA.Nvrr, Proctor,
Dated let june, i&2
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A LGxANDER JcMINN REPLIED TO HIS SON.
a Johs fiare, hssina letter dated from Wsts rto
JEFFERSON county tto in APRIL. l4y whtch sstor
was returned snar Twelve aonth BY the Dead Letter
oMet Mr. John Charles MiDr therefore Aestiy
qnssssd to inform his pare, ts where and hos he Is
TNF0RMATioN WANTED OF ANNE DOoNAN WHO
= landed IN Now Ora ia 1877 frain slane. sonnsy of
att, Ireland informston from her will be thank
iuy resev,db by her s,ser At 59 Srosnwch street,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or ELIZABETH PHIL
w lips from Rliu tshire Waies- There Is from
Liverpool VIII" would he very g'si - her II she will
please San send her nnm-r 70 Thompson street
inf nation concerning her from III he thask
fly received the sii hear something very much TO
her advantage.
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lxsT NOtASEYs -.

I)RorESSoR WILSON, TuR CELEBRATED ASrROL.
2i2la km spring sells witk Ake great
set accuracy 80 time aus ~ shncs aud
success 10 tuAnss time Of description VI yks
bssbsrs gaining property. &C. &c, &c kothsr
cape III. osei'Asios who's ths time Of bigts is gi'eu
MRS. PREWsrER, FSOA PHILADELPHIA, Taa
w ssrs her services to the ladies gsEslsa>a 81
eity Assroiosy Love sua Law Matters, int ss,-
kSpelesa ~ill toll tho AZ
they vii marry. Also the visitors Resiisn .
o. Great Jsnss treet Bowery ladies hfty
Gentlemen dollar.
FpFAB THE EVIDENCE OF AN oMAisUs rae
- pr 70 ttt. t,p, -take az great interest
t-tl -Fsofs 90, 'tr ts'a elves. II necessary
- *cft"*tss III be produced u prove tho skill
And great success Of DR. KSiacs tho treitmsns OF
called on him and MI or very MIR Hd ra"r.a.s' haze
mediate ara permanent rem fit sm hs advice rhs follow
dCult-Cnse Of Deapondcncy.-ln Ma rch last esss
Dr. RotacL tad been very low spirited for
enemies were bnsy wsrking ruin; had lost nearly
All property every Ting gsig and hsAt
near breaking. had lire If omnibusss but they
could not make out than half the ti~s a,a
they about be sold from mo- OWING To smbsrras
Dr.. Fohack who immediately applied this ntur Aaon
me In afew mnutos felt better on esviDg his sics he
Now friend home 10 6r collected resolved, work
will s might; he temperate economical don't
play at games Of hazard; mako IL rule tn something
each day II only shilling; be polite to your CUSTOMERS
deep masy eloquent voice Of tie great Doctor Cojsrsr
And Philosopher made awful impression
have only TO add that nce then have prospsred
With attended strictly to my business and IL ia-
proved; money poured snd IL matter
tinro they shall he rich All Of which
trite 70 the advice Of Dr huhact Isaac Welsh Green
street. between Hanover ana Perry Ireatan, y. j. All
letters 60 q W. ROBACK No White street. viii he
call and get Astrological Almanac gratis. where eersa
Gates can lie seen.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


TUT NEW YORK HORTICULTURAL soCIETYs Ex-
hibtion opsns Wednesday, June 8 At 10 e,,ocs in
m s % tss, from snt
There vi. display and p,,ted a,wsr.
table and the Only ssecen Of the .npsrb Victoria
S I in tho sGTn the css' Ssps s
On Tinrsdny svean N sd dress viii BE delivered sy shsP
bard will be In attendance during the exhibition Admis-
add FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION OF THE CITY
thu vii he bold IL shs oSd
na Of sestre and Grand on Mna,y Irp.
held for twelve And inspectors of for
'A' ensuing year The poll S'Sn SAvIGs
ELRcToRAL PsYcnoLoGY.-DR BENTON WILL
II eoturs and rive nseresting experiments upon the
.sq,s :Ss.. Tha.n HAL AZ Grand nd. stree, uacsisa
evening june iGsS and iish xdn.sascs. i2ss cents
p2's :Pfs OK .r s d
ner Of Fulton and Pineapple streets, Brooklyn.
T,uoMAs FRANCIS MEAGHER.-rHs COMMITTEE
psp.: s;,..iss ;ss is.sss !p.siss
City eis h: s's
CuIPcARpENTERs RECEPTION OF ERiNs PA.
The ,hp-r,sh, and e.p.nssr's 2, the city No. r:rs
Hall s' puPs.
Tor tn. ,oson q the .Ssl: s.a intrepid The%.
called the order, the
lutions unanimously adopted
Resolved That this meeting deeply sympathing with the
spirit liberty and fortude thst prompted the brave
publican Thomas keaaher 20 burst the hands OF deepetic
slavery; and In despite 81 tyannica restriction. and hire
ling vigilance TO reach In triumph and safety the haven II
home ~ the brave act as worthy
OF sympsthy and admiration, ~ II IL ola patriot
Received That In conformity with the above resolution,
the shrwrhs and carpenters Of the city OF New York,
tender Mr. Mcaghor by suitable address and pablo
procession cordial welcome TO shores hearts and
our hcatths
Retoved That cemmitseo be appointed 70 make all the
necessary for carrying out the above resou-
lions
Resolved That the committee be instructed to tender
through the papers Invitation 70 all mechanics Ia
This adjoining cities to unite with us In rendering
honor 90 whom honor IL due.
~ the of the meeting nine cheers were given
three hmer Eagle three for Thomas Measheri
spd three for the editors " the New York Warder.
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APORTING.

NoTICF.-THR BOAT RACE THAT WAS TO CONF
~ Cd on fuesday tbs 9Th. will take place thi, day
(hursdsy) At two ssloek frsn foot Of Whehal street.
r. around bsdlows islAad and back 20 shs place q
arrg for silver cup given by CHARLES Thomas No. 6
Witsha street In ssveAseen feet boats The fellow
ips have ertsred-Peser oBriap Wiuisn Dexter, Hugh
names uAkEewn.
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AH0RTGAGEE'S SALE OF HOUsEHOLD FURHITURE-
u Friday, at two o'clock, at No 1877 Canal street All
tho Furniture ofa well furnished houea saya Mortgage
for s0 consisting Of Psrior Chamber and Kitchen Fur
YIN, WRITER'S, Auctioucor.
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DRY GOODS sALEsNEs woo ARE MEMBERS or
- theD G;CM b p Ass 'siatioo are requested to
=; ,ser s ss sSs s..s's os hnsis
% p'rtanes to To Clerks I'll be sEgas1s p sr ."s'
Is. +. FARsswoErn Cor. Secretary.
A MEETING or THE T. r. MEAGHER CLUB OF
n this city will be held at Hermitage Hall of
ne%isr vissH T. take part in as seoSracn 10 BE- gwen
to Thomas heasher must err. s,s name a. IBIS asns
J T. WASH, Secretary.
NoTIcE-THs MEMBERS OF rHR NEW YORK RE-
So. :" aarS. sass % their u
76 Prince street business of Importance will
'4'' before the "'s'I LawkE nee DuNpaY President
MICHAEL J. FRANCIS, Il. $.
MHAGHER RECEPTION MEMBERS OF THE OR
I der the Circle" are requested TO attend special
nes:ins At their Lodge room n..isnsi Hall cssh street
importance will be tranrac.sG
Gas. A. cRreLiErrrR, Secretary.
THE MEAGaER DEHONsTRATION.-TaR coNvEN-
tion Of the Civic and Trades socctis. will held spe
,A es s s 70
as sunss nc. win be brought M
IN delegates As early as bo''iIIs; rp,cx nvr c,..
JOHN McGR Attn Secretary. ~.'
j MON and senevoon. sosistyNTh. ofhcsr. and mem.
ps
complied :sssss
Jsnnes. Thomas Murray Hugh McGerr, William J.nae.
Horace sms, John Herrigan, Richard Jsnnes. j.
rrhNomes:n' lowell, IL Fai%an J DGher.y Hugh Ne
lorn,l & Co. Railroad Company, Reynolds &s,o Ryerson
Co, Len' Co, Young Ward, Bolster Co, Wilken
Co., Reynolds Green MAskrel 4 CO.. Murphy g. Smith,
GGar'4a,i Co. o.k..fe Co. Smith Co., Dinslciicn
funds il tho treasury capable of
bers that ont Of employment for any length time
the last meeting three members expelled working
under WAGES. GEORGE GARLAN, President.
JoHs TAAFE Secretary.
TOuRNRYhEN HORsE-SH0ERS PROTECTIVE
Union The members Of Society
anssed TO meet at termtase Hall Thursday evening
10th irAt o'clock to make the
for the Asagher Demonstration G. GARLAN President
JOHN TAAFE. Secretary.
~ OF U. A-THE MEMBERS OF CONTINENTAL
" Chapter, Ne. H. .. Of U. A requested 20
a. their No 1927 Bowery, this Thursday evening"
10Th inst TO hear an address from Brother Aonzo Welton
Subject The Dangers and Duties Of Americans The
Ia general IRE Invited to attend. BY order
WALTER X. MOORE, Saohsm.
VIM. F. ScoTr, G. of the &.
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TUE BRsr TAILOR IN PARls-fhE I.hn OF
Ms.srs sards. sch.m., Ds..Ti ss,.s = aus -
ChOtsuN, corner Of the Boulevard nos bAhsh 80 sea
known among the Amsrcsas vstsg Isrs thas - nssss
ssm The ssysy Of eosss Ne siasAas< ~ ne
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asrHs a.is-jss Dsvsllisr ~hh model, or the cxss1
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-10

DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING IN BROOKLYN
- The democratic republicans Of city Of Brooklyn and
kirgs county wl hold meeting this (Thursdayl
evening the City Hotel Mrs Press respond e. the
baltimore nominations Judge Cone Of Georgia Hon. A.
Nicholson. of Tennessee aud other eminent speakers
will lie present. to make addresses
CRrAT RATIFICATION NETTING IN BROOKLYN
~ Judge Cuoe Mr. Gardner and other distn yushed lead
% the democratic party in Georgia, wattend and ad
dress the meeting ia Brooklyn this evening,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-10
EUROPEAN ADvERTrsnsTnHr.

nEAyTIFUL, LASTING, AND CHEAP DO0Tx-MR,
\ Hazard, Bootnsker SO well tasvH among the Ansn-
cans whs are visiting pars Tor long period wishes to
ne aware that his store newly Astss SD deco
rated nov osatsd At No Place dss Isa-ps joss
site the theatre Of the Conis OrorN House. seoad
aosr The Patent Leatber furnhsd ~ M Hazard
sonpettion, and his Calf Skins kuf Letters
may he directed 40 Mr. Hazard tensg the measses q
ths feot and he will make aud ssnd goods through ths
agency q hessrs Livingston Hsls CO. mob snos as 10
Bsprs~, Para