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ory Of the past. that you tell me my offence.
That tits light, I am certain pea
"Oh, Anna-ight, light to cay that had an
unloved homel Light to slander, my noble,
kindost OF husbands, into torturing my conf
dence while you professed sincere regard for
me. Anna, solemnly toll you, Twas never 60
deceived in human being"
The truth flashed upon Mrs. Maxwell ia a
moment. Some one had been repeating the
stories she had so confidently given evidence
before making Mrs. Arnots acquaintance.
| 81 could not believe ii at frst," Continued
Mrs. Arnot, now speaking more freely "f
tried TO meet you the same as ever, but could
not, / would not play the hypocrite! should
not have cared so much for myself, but to
think after all had told you Of Roberts
goodness, IL was tou cruel '' ''~
1t was thus that Mrs. Maxwelrs fault had
returned to her latter many days." A fault
she had forgotten, save as a warning not to
give credonce to rumor for the future. -'ra
They were both humbled; both subdued.-
The knowledge that her own offence had cloud
ed her husbands good name, quelled every
thought of pride in Mrs. Arnot's heart. -
1t is only natural to ask "wbat storiesw and
to be told the whole affair without date or ex-
panation, however, two very important points
Miss Susie did not deem it necessary to be par
ticuar about, Mrs. Arnot had other acquain-
tances quite considerate enough 10 tell her
Chow much they felt for her, when every one
believed, from What Mrs. Maxwell had said,
that her husband was unkindw"
There are some people, strange as II seems,
quite judicions enough for such a communica-
ton, and The fame was famed. Mrs. Arnot
and Mrs. Maxwell then parted, as they both
said, better friends than ever--each anxious
to repair the wrongs she believed herself to
have committed, But,
What deep would ever closed without scar.
and, though Mrs. Arnot had learned that it
was the part of true friendship never to credit
a suspicion and Mrs Mexwell became more
truly charitable than ever, it was long time
before the old confidence was fully restored.
Not until Mrs. Arnot was ag ain mother, and
when Mrs. Maxwell stopped down to caress the
beautiful infant, whose namo she asked. An
gela said--"She is to be called Anna-hat
may always remember my first real friend, for
/ have learned all that little word means since
knowing you" 9aa9fl fsm -eo o7l
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WHY PEOPLE DRISK.-Mr. A. drinks be-
cause his doctor has recommended him To take
a little suthin'. t.t. .5 sIa
Mr.. d. because his doctor ordered him not
to. and he hates quackery.
Mr.. @. takes drop because he's wet.
Mr.. ID. because he's dry
Mr.. E. because he feels something rising in
his stomach aa'r
Mr.. F. because nc feels a kind Of sinking in
his stomach
Mr.. G. because he is going 10 seeing friend
off to Oregon.
Mr.. H. because he's got friend come home
from California. Iagl. lra o.
Mr.. j. because he's SO hot.
Mr.. X. because he's so cold.
Mr.. l.. Because he's got pain in his head.
M NJ because he's got pain in his side.
Mr.. n. because he's got pain in his back.
Mr.. O. because he's got pain in his chest.
Mr.. p. because he's got pain all over him
Mr.. O. because he feels light and happy.
Dlr. r.. because he feels heavy and nnserar
bic. urte
Mr.. s. because he's married. aa
Mr.. T.. because he isn't. raHliila. d.
Mr.. U. because he has been disappointed in
love, lost all his property by signing notes, and
trusting too much to friends, who have de
ceived him, and the sheriff has turned him
wretched in the street.
Mr.. V. because he likos to see his frierds
about him. ss gni ~ el'a
Mr.. W. because he's got no friends, and EN-
Joys glass himself.
Mr.. X. because his uncle loft him legacy.
Mr.. Y. because his aunt cut him off without
shilling. sem ta8 a s
Mr.. Z--(We should be happy TO inform our
readers what Mr.. Us reasons are for drinking
but, on putting the question to him, he was
found TO be too drunk 10 answer.) hri1
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Mrs CLAY.--We take the following extra
ct from one of Col. Forney's "Gances at Con-
gress," published in the Pensylvanian: ~
"Do you know that Mrs. Henry Clay has
never visited Washngton7 Her domestic
character seems to have been formed for the
quiet shades of Ashland and though her wo-
mans heart bent high when she saw "Young
Harry with his beaver on in the midst of the
greatest events that have rendered his name
immortal, yet by her the blessings of home
and of fireside were To be preferred. Now that
the statesman is wasting away, her presence
would alleviate his sufferngs aud prepare him
for his final reckoning. But now she is to1 old
to come. She coold not bear the toilsome
Journey from Lexington, and she remains as il
were, watch for the fatal news.
A fcw days ago, she sent him q boquet oil
flowers; but when they reaehed him they were
faded--a melancholy evidence that both the
giver and the receiver were fast Fastening
to that bourne whence no traveller returns
The old nsn, eloquent, held it to his lips for a
few seconds, and said with mournfu pathos,
"the perfume is almost gone" But not so
with hi. fame. That will live forever green
in the memory of man. His physical frame
will decay, but his great history will never be
forgotten Of him and of his place. in the
regard of men, in the dim future, it may well
be said: vT
"You may break you may ruin the vase If you will,
But the scent of the roses will hang round IL still "
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Michitan Sou'hera Rsil Road Stock on the
18th is quoted ut ,l6t Boh Roads are do
inp a large busintss. We understand surveys
nfe being made on tho limo Of the Jackson
Branch. VIII not the Sta'e mike grant of
land to aid in construction ofa Road from Lam
sing TO Jackson? Our peigibor in the Grand
River Valley out to be awake on this subject.
They need an outleiaa b. ~. ~ ---
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On Wednesday last Hon Andrew Harvie,
NJ. G. from Michigan on behllf Of the State,
presented 10 the Washington Monument As.
sociatiou. tho MichigBn block. II is OF solid
copper. weighing 1000 porndn handsomely
polshed, and the inscription Of native silver
inserted in the face Of the block, tho two
metals forming beautiful oontract. Both are
from tho Lake Etiperior Mines. teti ~ Z
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Mrs. Weiby,

d
.Anpther link sbfolon EJO1 1AAAu
In the golden choin ofioye. ..-.-
anoi Another jewel gathered s.
49,, For the glorious crown above.
.a May tire brings her sweetest treasures b.
Der thine early tomb TO weep l-aaial
Allher flowers look down and whisper
Woris to lull thy gentle sleep
Widowed Evening guards ber footsteps,
As she ushers darkness in,
Lest her trend 30 slow mud falteiing
From Its dreams thy spirit win
Night above thee sits and sorrnws,
,lp9l Weeping tears OF crystal dew;
va Mornings smile, subdued and mournful
.,ors Opes the fount Of grief anew. f9
Every wave that lifts its bosom saa
To the kisses of the sun .af-tgt'
i'l Chants low. sad strain ofslrrow
sio For thy requium, gentle one.
Thou hast filed tho world with music,
And earth's temples with thy song
Till oil hearts. the sweet strains echo.
And IL. sernph notes prolong. she
Ripplcs in q sea Of music, 1e
=, Seem each w,rd and thought of ,linc;
Cherished on thy spirits altar
Beauty makes her willing shrine,
Oh too soon. too soon departed, r.i .et
-"" Thou bust left us, lone and sad. /,
Earth has veiled her pleasant places,
And the spring no more is glad.
Every 'eofand flower that springeth, tilH
~, Eerything Of love and light so-5t
Mourne,h, like the hearts ,hat sorrow
For thy spirits earlv fight. .t.f ~.
But tho stars brighter radiance tH1
On their,hrobbng bosoms wear.
For the spiri, Ea,ss has worshippcd. e1.
a Is an angel-ds eiler there.
Yet thy songs will ever
Like an echo Ger the sec - ".Aa1
And like incense be the memory a u.ooa
Gently-gif,ed one. Of thee.
,AproRD, VT. May, las2. -.-t
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The Farmer published O., Bnc, rus, Craw-
ford county Ohio, says there will be sn abun-
| DAFT supply Of fapp,os tbs season. The troee
re very full Of blossoms. Tie cherry ard
plar, trees bid fair FOR aluxuriant yield
| Peaches ate all killed. y nat
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d1 The Lancaster Gazette says n Daniel Web
ster delivers the address at, The Ohio State
Fab, Clsvelanders will have 70 erect ients 20
hold t.e "vast rea cr Eessr. TeAts 60
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AyporrrxEEr.-Wel learn that SAMUEL BAR
STOW Ssq., has been appointed U. 8. District
kttoscey 30 Al tbe vsosnoy occas.ored ny fne
-esignai,cn os Gxc. G. BA-ss Es7.
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N GjsaAre matches made in Heavenl' "
sYes; but they are sometimes dipped In the
nfhar mace
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- For the Hillsdule standard

The following article, oltoupl it has been cen, rs.
publication to the Boston 'l.odes Repository" yot
relating as 1t doer TO the death this sweet child Of
song from the rorid. may, rerlnps. be eoccp
title to you. .1.h sal.,le9 ai fa nt'it n-p.
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o. aNfs1h tNofliW oH'H lLihtHNfi ~ Fl',''''V''''
49, srA rsst i.,-.u,srsn r,,isd 70 saNN sVosu
'-,N ysit f,ifu
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.vs Tale Telling.
by MRS. ALICE b. NEAL.

"A whisper tephratr III chief friends ".-PsossrIs.
.'--- Whispering tongues
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THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH


II GEORGE P. PrTNsM will publish on Ss,arisT
the 18th inst THE HIS rORY or TIE ELECTSfs, gu
IGRAPH, including lis rise md prcHess n tire ted
States By Alex Jones l vol, 70, cloth 81.
Tie ts ressrus ei-cr tsesnphs have maip1=i rap
y 20 ate Years. aat er hs bOm Of ach =eHe AL
pubic uT, that boob And. al the Atas
points Of rheir history 70 he prot se-s re'-aJ
-E1tracf ron Prrftrs.
II. On the I'd inst, MANUAL OFTHE CORPORA
TON or THE CITY OF NEW-YOsK FOR 1852 By
d. 7 Valentine With rumeESas Engravings fac similss
ard Maps. limo cloth s.
a and Indispensable reference h0ok r iumsfo1
hacns facts than found l
the Direcors ssneA h he further aud Ila4b
commentator 6f heas perfectly the
uriirs make rrhhcation. rTuhna-.
III. On The lst prox, ROUGHISG IT IN THE BUSH
OR LIFE IN CANADA By Ms Noodle. ; vols - ca
Forming yolk XII and Nil. OF PUfNAMS SEMI
MONTHLY LIBRARY.
"Mr. Noodle Of Ms. Arnes Strickland, the popular
and accomplished historical bosspher. Tbs vork narrative ~
years eKerOu In there
hie dfrerce the volumes Of Mr. MJoe' book Ec
however. intended meey but aso vork u
pfacucs uscfu hiuf and nlch nsrulfoa
Se'eTer hardshs and as we're p~T never endured Tor 80 s
perod - 81 Der We rad With Animation ani dep
sympathy Of her Of m1i and y ~ az
occasions get tAs strrfe Robinson Coe Lac ezsnce ha IS
Joys a. vel a. ~ -OTOws' blnk-co'L
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~ Notice.--1he cornerstone Of the MARINERS
FAMILY ASYLUM, located near the Seamen's Retreat
staten Island will b. laid with appropriate ceremonies on
SATURDAY, PM, Juue 10. Members and Donors OF the
Mariners Society together with all others interested IN
stend The Staten sand ferry boat leaves foot OF White
aat at O'clock will leave passengers at the Retreat
lard In time d part in tie exercises.
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THE GREAT BOOK.-Second Edition,

IL ready this Day
ROSE ASHFORD; or, The Ruined Gamester. By z. L.
Blanchard author Of Heirs Of Derwentwat@r Cel-sDe &c
The Gsmesters Life is truhally drawn IN this vork
that il fail to have beneficial inue socety
IL is written IN beautiful style and will phase all who
read it. Complete IN large octave volume splendidy
illustrated. Price. 80 ceLts
Also rfaoy new editions Of the following Works.
TOM KING. TIE HlGHWAYMAN. By the author OF
Dick Turpin Illustrated Price, p cents.
PICKWICK ABROAD; or, The Tour in France. BY
Geo " NJ Reynolds SupeTby ILLUSTRATED with Character
stic EnRrsvings. BY Cruikshank Price % cents
MABEL; The Child Of the Battle Field. Elegantly Illus
trsted. Price 20 cents.
LEWIS ARUNDEL; or, The Railroad Of Life Cheap
edition Illustrated
MANyERS; or The Child Of Prime. work Ofdeep iu-
terrst Price. Is cents -
CELESTlNE; or, Lights and Shadows OF London Life
BY r. l.. Blanchard -
MYSTERIES AND MISERIES OF NEW-oRLEANs.
By Ned Buntlne Price . cents
Country dealers supplied with any Of the above Works
very low for cash Copies mailed 10 part Of the nlted
States free Of postage the receipt OF the money send IN
your OF le1s. THOMAS ORMSBY,
Publisher, No IL Annst
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NINE VIEW Of NORTH RIVER

Ops lane front roam on ID foar. with ssiroom a.
ta.hsS ara roovs upon Sd and ssh 0oor N eeAfs nc
GeptleDss ard Wives single ts nfemen To.ms ni1
Family small xod rcspectsble and dsposso 70 90 -
IN tner rover % make eonortasle bone App.v A. e
house, Ne no Wssningtsn Al the NeS lofk D.
ENetspse No 81 DaAnes; % door east fTom NO Wt SVs
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PUBLISHED THIS DAY-THE

IL FIVE LOVE ADVENTURES OF SOLOMON
sLUGs and other Humorous Sketches BY David L. RoAih
sutb0r Of the Bandit &c.
This Seghtfa series Of humorous sketches admirably
suited for the weather ard particularly adapted Tor
the rail steamboat The various Pghts snd Predca
Of Mr. solomon Sugs in his love adventures are OF the
INST mthrrOvOkpg kird and The other sketches OF the
VoSme overflow with humoT Il contains also an
amusing and happy buIlesque Mr. George LppAId One
hundred and si,ty pages y no. with illuminated
sr. Price, . ess. BUNCB BROTHER, Publishers, No
Isl Nassau street
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Ia The 0Rig Tent >, Corner Madison aud Jefer
,on.-On Sunday next t1ere viii he three services com
m.ncing At 10 A ard at 8, and a 7. NJ Ats T. NJ Mr.
GREEN the reformed Gambler, will address the meeting
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RROORLYN from 5 20 10 minutes walk from Fulton
F-rrv-Ib- Rooms consist Of PaTlor two large bedrooms
arr large Washroon pleasantly situated 10 bne nslgn-
Lobood They will be ier ascnz5e - two single Oente-
en thst Gao give good reference Fof further address
CgAPEN BROOKLYN Post Ofee, Postpaid stating where
az interview may be had
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~ RemcvaI.-Dr. POWELL, Occulist and Aurist, has
rtmovea 10 No s. Broadway between Broome and S5rng
where he will attend especially heretofore to the
Diseases of ne Eve and Far, from 20 o'clock daily
DR. POWFLliS "Tresiise the Eye, hiIo edition. with
plates Price 81 cents be had his Offices also, his rye
and Far Fountains This instrument is used successfully IN
TIE treatment OF many Of the affections OF the Eye aud Ear
D. Powell has Just received from Europe large imPorta
Ton OF Human Artificial Eyes which can be inserted win
o1 slightest pain operation, and VIII move and lo0k
precisely like the natural organ.
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ITO DREssMAKERs. MILLINERs,
TO MANUFACTURERS.-To Lease.
ITO LET-A pleasant Country House,

II about three miles from Nillamsbuggh ferry, on the
rod 10 EewtoWB with barn, stable earragsbOuss, ke.
Cherry and other ifut abundance Possession imnie
diaiey Apply T. WATKINS X H1NE, corner Of Broad
way aud GfaEd-st.
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~ Hossuth'- Address for the benefit Of his Mother
and Sister at the Tabernacle MONDAY June q, 10 com.
neDee ats NJ Doors open at 6!. Tickets 20 be had
81 Mtssrs. FRANClSS, LOCkW GOD :, GROW Tvs, or
The Aston the Irving and the Newiork Hotels, or at the
anor Nv nrder OF Tho Cammitfre.
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RARE OPPORTUNITY.-Fo

4 RARE OPPORTUNITY sale,
N en- elegant City Country Residence IN se~Ss, NJ.
Tt1afss On Newak Hzhs the head Of "srena having
COMMANDING view Of Newas Newsk Bay, staten lsaad,
ana News orb City The property consists of about IN acre
OF land ao interest Ia elegant pnyss rsf In ffont
The house new with eleven rsofns ali finished eis-
ssnt uoSefn yle with every desirable convenience for
ssn,ee rssSence Gothic choice fruit and shade lses,
lc Por partie11IH inquire st No 50 bowey. New
York or 81 the undermined On .he pemses Possss,oa
oven Immediately, hTequiIsd. IsRAEL flEhSoS.
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uRADE WANTED.-A steady, honest
XILANTkD-Places for three children Of

BOY, eyed 10, wishes 70 learn Trade-can give good
reference and will make his Boss interest his In
Quire at No. "a SpIing-st. (Ship-Joiner pTtfeuedl
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TOILET, at TARRYTOWN-A hous,

barn garden one acre Of oFshafding and plenty OF
fruit good water and pleasant ocstOn Two nree min
ut,s wak from railroad depot Inquire Of Dr. PERSON
near the premises
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~ Notice.-Ship ADELAIDE, CAPTAIN Cobb from
ShApshsi Is cischargng AZ Pier No H. r X Consignees
Ge r.quettea 10 attend 20 the receipt Of their Goods
SPOFFORD, TlLESrON co No. 40 son'hh
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~ Notice 10 Passengers from Panmua 70 0ai-
1aruia,-T PACIFIC MAIL SrEA hSiilP COMfA
ny Gel called UPON public notice thai no tickets l
s recognized BY heE Panama which arc not signed
~ en- officer ofs Company ana that Tickets rus asaee
sa be obtained only At their Agency, No IN Westst o.
l. SARTLETT, Esq, Boston OF OF aessrs. ARMSTRONG
Nv o,ier VIM t. DANIOGE. s@cretary
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.ASTLE GARDEN.-ROUSSET

~ FAMILY, under the management and direction Of
Mons JEAN kOUSSET
Price admission, 80 cents. Tickets 10 be had from
Mr. Conway. az the Garden, from 40 A. NJ NJ p NJ 81
all the ancipa Music Stores aud door 10 the evening
TIE doors wi be opened evening aud the
brmenets Will commence az o'clock.
Great Triumph! Efteen Dances! Beautiful Seenery,
Including The Moving Panorama
MONDAY EVENING, JuTe ?. will Be perf>lned
entirely new s7and Mystic sAet OF Action entitled
SArHANlEL; Or The Tlumph Of The CroSs
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~ InentIcIh Nard Tcmpe rnnce AIIIa0ce.-

~ Twentieth Ward Temperance AliiaocS.-
The veteran anderer VAN WAGNER will pt Oh his Tent
uron he ourds 10 9hav between I'D and 30 s direct
IN below The Institution for the Blind on WEDNESDAY
next the sd iDst in the hope OF discovering me N9n-
western pas sage through the alcoholic ocean OF Newfok
Adorss,s by himself aud other talented speakers every
evening Tie Tent Is wide o- all BY order OF the
Execntiye committee GEO. T LEACH President
J. q SEwALL, NJ. ID Secretary
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, sTOR.PLACE OPERA-HOUSE..

"A Injunction rtnoysd-D0NETrl'S highly respectable
troaPe of Trained Aans CONSISTING Of MonAsys oSss ana
kkht Of the Week Performance 20 commence Al O'Clock
vth an OVERTURE by the Orchestra To be followed o7
TIE COT ALTON DAFRIOUE. The Repast viii be en-.
teyea by ~ MONKEYS. SLACK ROPE BY lie Masot and
le Hardrile TlGBT ROPE. The psnton' mic scene OF
fhE nf SEkIER Concnde with the Ascension Of the Dog
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NJ Warranted Prime, Fresh and Reliable
DRUGS CHEMICALS, &C,
stxholassla ON liberal terms At our establishment No 81
Vn-.x.st GgEENLEAF Il KINSLEY
s.Nn GREENEAF1 IWILLIAM II. KISsLEY.
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o. Paris Green, CsSo Brandt Being an
American manufacture, patented l849 kno~n 90 be onsur
tased by any foreign importation for bancy beauty Of
sOlo or durability THIS 6rren Is Confidently recommend
Is ss claiming the Of parties concerned IN its use for
shippantirs Venetian blinds wall hanging Sc- tor which
surpse il 10 nresnently adapted Manufactured and sold
!, THO SCHWARTZ No Il Jsoobst (swsmPD
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COTNG UP-Every week, the ciTcula-

GOING UP-Every week, the circula-
VI ton of THE SUNDAY NEWS. It contains the
greet story, by the author Of sanded Hall SC called
Sketches Poetry News Of the Week and several eoum Of
able aLd spicy lotto ial matter. THE SUNDAY NEWS
(JuIe o. VII contain the richest POLITICAL GARCIA
TtRE ever Issued in this country entitled TIE POLL IT,
CAL HAPPY FAMILY. Politicians, as vel as th7 people,
will have great laugh over It. Buy THE SUNDAY
NFWS Only cents Office No loo Nassau-st.
~ News Boys, ave IN your orders in time
HE SUNDAY NEWS a fine medum tor advertising.
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NJ ConyersnIiounI HeeiingsTT11ITeeep uessns'
viii be he for adies st Hope Chapel No 74O Brosd way
nv Ms NICHOLSON on MONDAY, June 81 WEDNES
DAY;June q and FRIDAY June -, commencing At y
ocok "lreand a. home s the subject OF these meetings
cops accounts from actual observa ion OF the beauty OF
rs Scenery the character and condition OF It's NOBILITY ana
Pessniry IN NJ the lord the sert with sketch OF the
Ssrk DAYS 1f the Famine Admission = cents Tickets TO
Ne hss A. C. Frerchs bookstore, Clint Halls at No lo
fulot.st ard Anti slavery Office, Bsekmau-st
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WANTED-In new vi

De M NEh WAN IED-In new VIZ
lase Hotel Just started hours ride from the city
The snhsriber the house and cut buildings ana sa
hc'ent ground for stabng improvements abut 20 com
nenre Immediately and chance Is nere open make
money Any person with from 500 70 $1,000 may sfdss
ire, with real and address postpaid, 20 l. VI. NJ
Nc. 1872 CapaLst
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GCHUBERTH & CO., Music Depot,
~ No 257 Broadway ~ Y request the public to inspect
their immense stock Of Music for Voice, Piano, for 6,
hands, for Organ Violin ViOloncelo, Hap, Orchestra &a-
IN every STYLE for vrtuosos and beginners The greatest
lection In tie United sateA Of $4,000 worth Orders Of
promptness
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mo LET-Lower part or second stOrY

Two LET-One OF those handsome threc-
story brick Gothic HoDses, No. 5 Union place, south
BrookIyb only two minutes walk from Hsnii on Ferry,
second block HOUSE 10 perfect order being thoroughly re-
paired and painted inside a1d and ready Tor oecu-
patton Apply 10 y. ;. MORRISON, $50 West I'd e. on
Of ]. J. MORRISON, No 20 Fulton 81 corner Of Green
wich-st.
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TRFNCH POARD.-Pleasant Rooms

70 kt furnished or unfurushed visn "a oeeaossd
Beard IL house with all nlocSIn i.nrssxs e oay $40
Ken and tbe ESsh bat tts f'1 asas ss@ No. Wss
evening. References exchanged A""-
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0maeemsnts.
MADAME ALBONFS FIRST CON
I'VE CERT ~ AMERICA. on WEDNESDAY EVEN
NIFTROPOLITAN HALL,

METROPOLITAN HALL.
Seats be secured 3, the fanoolte aud Music store OF
WILLIAM HALL son, No. - Broadway ON aud
after Mon0sy, tic 2lsi, from a NJ tot Pm.
fsus residing out Of The city car secure seats by remit
nrg the proper amount postpaid 10 the above address
Admission 81. Secured in the Parqnet aud F-s.
Circle. = each.
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ROOMS-Withou,

BoaId il frst-elass house, with private family
- ,on. are pleasaut and well furnished and the ocarsn
5sirsble AppIy GA the premises, No ~ Chanbersst