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10 yOW WWuu 10 suVc money s-tSO 10 NJ M
r. Davies, 200 Bowery; they selling window Cornces
and Shades lace and muslin Curtains Curtain Materials
and Curtain Trimmings Of every description with every
thing In the Upholstery line % cent than any
other house in this city. A. N. n. DAVIES,
Upholsterers. 2D0 10 cry
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY nay.
or sEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES. -s,
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

A MIRICAN AND FOREIGN CHRISTIAN UNION
The anniversary Of the American aud Foreign Christian
Union VIII take place this morning 18th inst at 10 o'clock.
Addresses will be made by Rev. Mr. Magoon the Oliver
street Bspst Church Rev Dr. Kannaday Meshoaiss
street church. in this city Rev. Dr. OF
Providence, X. l.. and others.
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The ship Alert GallaD. VII en- cleared this day for
New CrlaDf takts out four hundred w. troops whose
de- naiion 81 saJ 10 be- Florida where the Indiana have
y, 90 M trouble cse VI late.
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restored to its former color by DAVIS Rahvcne which
wonderfully upon the roots of the hair and revves tho n
ert ceoring glands thus beautifully aiding nature Price
20 cents bottle Fonsale the Principal 36
Grand street cornerof Allen AGENTS Ring No o2 Broad
way; Cook Co, No. N9 Washington street; Knapp. No.
2 Hndson street, Lyon, No. Ill Houston street, Ouoin
No. 1877 Bowery.
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For salc.-The Stock, Fixtures, and five
lease Of the and shoe Store, No. l56 Fulton
street Considered tho beet location IN the city, Apply 10
GHAs, H. HOWARD, 81 pey street.
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INSTRUCTIONS,

- - - 49,
DhSCING ACADEMY, ITO GRAND STREET FOURTH
-. uoor from Brt adwny.-P SARACCO Professor In
wei, ana so's lea her Of the and fashionable dances
khowp America has the honor 90 inform tho oicgan
public Who intend TO Witt the watering places thu, hs
VIII DC open every day during all summer and tbos.
I.uies ana pentomcn hn him with ,hcr "a
n e learn by him, in few lessons ali he
I)hhNt.ING,,-A YOUNG LADY CAPABLE OF ctyfyc
ns,ru,tlons IN the above art and underx,,nds
ny a. the Iaett Tokas and waltrcs wishes r ian
Pupils 70 teach Mt their residences Tcrma aay
attended to for week '' WIZ W promptly
SfAnIsH BOARDING AND DAY scuoor va
do.,sU, ru..h reet-Modern languages, muse nn ~:
psent "Ianshei Of sciences and arts anys by conn
amos Noins, guitars ines anil tools
and repaired. Instruction given e. v svoIs
W Ne" wno want TO learn the busness Terms moasr".s
- D'hu"'"'Ai ana commercial affairs attended To-
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Van Deusen's Improved Wahpinc.-Thc
best preparation for restoring Gray Hair its
color preventing the hair falling out it's
general growth eradcang dandru and scur forming al
together beautiful article for the toilet at
l23 Chambers street, New York.
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Gouraud's LIQUID Hair Dive.

Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye, IL, without
exception or reservation the very eaua
~ celebrated GOURAUDS indicated Soap, for curing
Rmpes reckle sallowness chaps roughness &o Poudre
subtle uproos hair from part Of The body LIQUID
Rouge, Lily White and Hair Gloss ~ walker street.
Broadway. - = -~~~T
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Fine Arts-DaguerreOtypes In Oii.-Mr.
Butler the dseoyerer Of this new art has at his rooms 81
mems that are worthy Of the attention Of all especially
those who have DasuerreotyIes of deceased friends
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sPECIAL NOTICES.
TAhMM,AsNY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
viii Se Wswa%
shi s a s For rs . The
bEnav rsnS BY
S STEPmrs c. pvmrrA Secretary. -,
ssh 10Th and tho in.sn.isn
NEW YORK t6LUNrEERs-rHE STANDING COW.
Tuesday the sE ins sS
" che laws
AMERICAN INSTITUTE 1.-THE ANNUAL ELECTION
this fee ,s and Standing
open at three and close ut o'clock Myames Tall
ass' Adonsm Chandler EDWARD ss' Back K
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY.
~ The annual election for thirteen directors oom
will Ss held shs an ,hsE No
viii r. Mons
sssday ,hs ION A. ,s S o and opened on Wed
ofthe Board. . = a. KYLE, Jr.. Secretary .e1
NEW YORK AND MONTGOMERY MINING coMpA-
the ONCE Of the sn9Sa slsS for directors w BE- held at
ss r.. PsI W.,
10th; current till Sd Of jpns, nss.ys 's- IRON 'A'
CRoToN AqUEDUcT OFFICE, RoTUNDA PARK,
~ May H. lS52-Public notice Is hereby give that the
eroton Water 1861 became on The ist Of May
a. the Croton Aaasdae. pspsrsmen. wt5oas
delay. r. c. HANCB, Register.
A .cARD--THE MEMBERS OF EAGLE HOOK AND
Ladder Company No return their heartfelt thanks
to Mesrs Wheeler Hart Of No lie Cherry
very supply Of furnished TO them
IonAcs GARNER, seey. = ~ --'' ''''m'A'
DocToR sETu cEER. HAVING RECOVERED FROM
ms ate Illness Is now ready to resume the practice
oil his Profession and gives notice to his friends
public that his rence at 53 Fourth avenue two doors
above Twentieth street.
NoTIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
that George Dean. keeper Of the Public Pound
on Thursday the 18th day of May at IL clock noon
light bay Mare two white bind long black switch
tail not previously called for. Sale take place at the
Pound GEO DEAN, Pound KEEPER
DkOPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD, FOR THE
United statss-W ri,ten apd sealed proposals will DO
u SArmy, No. State street. N " until the 2,d of the
enrrent month hc bids to lie subject decision
Of the Secretary Of War for furnishing say exceed
eight hundred and fifty broken and screen
Cd anthracite Coal to be delivered In the
yernors Island and Bcdocs Island and wharf at
fot Hamilton the quantity at each place 70 be designated
t tons to he delivered any time and delivery to
begin as practicable after signing the contract and
10 be finished prior 10 December be deter
a me place OF delivery and at the expense Of
rfurpslngsay not TO exceed 800
Oak TO l2S cubic cord TO be de-
veed above places in such quantities may
viousy Designated and ty received ne
any time, and to be delivered and corded
tractor; delivery TO begin be Bonds
with proper snreties whose names and residences will
Torrance of the contracts THOs. SWORDS Ii Coz,
Office Of No STATE street
New York, May Sth 1852,
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SOCIETY NIEETINCs.

SOCIETY MEETINGS.
THE JOURNEYMEN HORSE sHOERs PROTECTIVE
Il urion and Benevolent Society. of tho city of New
York. will hold special meeting Thursday evening May
H. at o'clock at the Hermitage Hall All members
requested to attend; also all favorable
the invited TO join they can have
opportunity Of taking in the turn Of Monday
May11 GEO, GARLAN. Pregiient
JoHN TAArE. Secretary.
0UARRYMFN'S U. p. SOCIETY.-THE FOLLOWING
are the Of the employers who have scceded to
the terms Of the above society that paying nine
sblings per day, hours being the time
days work.
John Vousk Farmers Loan and Trust Company-by John
Burns. George Darby.
James Corners, John and Joseph Lynch,
John Brady, Mr.. Dodd, Harlem railroad,
j. and b. Corey. Ell Mott,
Patrick Cafrey, Thomas w Gift
Edward Denis, Kennedy g. Shelton.
THOMAS KEENAN,, President.
JOHN HONS, Secretary.
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SPORTING.

WILLIAM TOvEY INVITES HIS FRIENDS TO CALL
w and him Wednesday next at Bulls Head Port
Richmond. when he will provide for them days sport Of
rather novel character and before witnessed
Staten Island Refreshments will be provided free Of OK.
Pcnse Ne steamer Huguenot leaves pier Battery at
o A. N.
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Panama Hats.-A large lot Mt Frecman's,
80 Fulton street. Aso Leghorn braid all
Of straw goods for ehiIdrens fancy Hats Frsemsn's
the city. White Beavers Of superior quality, his
own factory. If you want Hats reasonable, call on
FREEMAN, 80 Fulton street.
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There nrc two months OF Spring yet, for
June is in fact, spring month"; far temperature is
will lave plenty Of time The ladies TOO are
for the present There is also most attractive
sortment Of Cbidrens Hats, which parents in passing
should not forget to examine.
GENIN, No2l4 broadway, opposite st. Paurs.
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Burton,s Thcatrc.-Mr. and MRS. Holman
10 that benefit will take place this,
evsring May which occasion wi be per-
formed Ron ROY Mr.. Burton will sustain his celebrated
mart Of Bse Nicc Jnrve for the first time In New York.
The whole Of the company in the play and farce
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Marine Affairs
Army IutcIliueucc.

The steamship Empire city left port yesterday after
noon for Aspinwall.
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FINE ARTS,


NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN-THE TWINTY-
seventh annual exhibition Of the Academy now open
at their gallery 663 Broadway from "A NJ until 10 p N.
Single admission % cents tickets fifty cents Cata
logues l2h cents. By order Of the Council,
J. II. SHEGOGUE Cor. See'y N. A.
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Personal.

= =
EIN MANN wELcHER DEUTCH. ENGLISH. FRAN
II zoclish sprcht wunsclt, In einigen gesohaen cine
passende stelle auch Zcugnissen weseu
crragen No. IA Beekman strasse, i'm listen stock bel
MIR. GEO. WILSON, LATELY FROM ENGLAND, IS
1l requested to call Mr. Jno Jas Rppon 25l Pearl
street. where he will hear ola lost pocketbook.
Of Dr. Palmer. Of Rvington and Edrdge Streets
when DR.. Shearman and Mr. Hushart there In
with Mrs Palmer in the latter part OF December
last. viii call or send his address, Immediately, to DR.:
WOODWARD ~ Rivngton street, he will the Of
Justice truth and In eminent degree and
innocent man from what is worse than death.
DIsAPPEARED FROM HIS HOME, ON THE FIRST
inches high slim built high forehsad coiored
thin has his right in the form inverted
He last at the foot Of Cortandt street. about
black sack coat cashmere vest and pants and
shoes Any information concerning him will he thankfully
received h his wife Jane Bromby at MT Robert Clark
THE FINE OLD FASHIONED GOLD BREAsTPIN
Gallery at the service of the owner Roots
place Is crowded with customers that he has until
found time to notice the lost relc Taking pictures
occupies oil his time and attention
POLITICAL.
- ing OF this Committee held ut the Florence Hotel
lLovejoys) of Walker street and Broadway on
Tuesday evening" the lsh init =. cI9st By order
x xs: L :. sV W1nnI%msos, }sserssaries.
VoUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENE
raj Committee.-A regular meeting of this COMMITTEES
will W. Be held at Tammany Hall on Wsdnesday Mayl2 1882
yaa1n 4. sn b; GLOVER Secretaries.
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STRANGERS IN New YoRK-TnE LONE STAR
Among the thousands of strangers now in New York.
are Mr.. Gregory M. Wortabet, Of Beyrout, Syria,
native missionary in that quarter Of the world who
intends to give lectures; the very eccentric Irish
radical, Feargus O'Connor, ex-M p; and DR.. Wren,
President of the Order of the Lone Star, of New
Orleans who visits New York, we understand,
ing ten thousand men. It is something, we
suppose, Of similar organization to that Of the
late "Ouzel Owls having for its ultimate objcc
the " extension Of the area Of freedom" over
those benightcd regions contiguous to the South
ern section of the United States. The Order of
the Lone Star, however, does not profess the ex-
treme doctrines of the Cuban fiibusteros; they
not prepared to force upon an oppressed people the
blessings Of liberal institutions aolens roens; but
when people, convenient Of access, shah rise to
assert their rights in battle array, the Of the
Lone Star will be apt TO give them politcal, fnan
cial, and material aid far we have any infor-
nation of their projects. The society appears to be
very active in New Orleans, consisting Of various
divisions who hold their meetings regularly every
week Perhaps they may have an eye upon Cuba;
perhaps they may sympothfze with Caravojal
or with the white Domnicans of Hayti, against the
designs of the black Emperor Of the other end of the
island; and perhaps they may be organizing to give
assistance TO kossuth in the liberation of Hungary;
or to Lola Monies against the Jcsuits. Let those
interested IN the general cause call upon DR.. Wren.
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Good News from Europe.-Those who
have pictures taken by HOLMES for their friends in
the old receive good from them spoaaipg OF
beauty taste accuracy and uncommon excellence as
works with which pictures made by him, at his
rooms No. Sg broadway
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oueht 10 snare few minutes secure the shs-
dow ere the a ut Roots Daguerrean Gallery
s6s BROADWAY The occupied is haedly noticeable
whs the cannot be surpassed in the world
for beauty and correctness.
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Attend to YOUR Tccth before nj is too late

to save them II nothing for the honest advice OF
fkui and experienced dentist slight expense now may
MOORHEAD New York Rental Institute l32 Bleecker
street. between Wooster and Laurens Low charges best
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ssWhatwill your Majesty please to Wear 20
aNSSthiDg but garments manuactursd by SMITHS RICE
They capable tasteful and experienced Clothiers and
sell cheap. So speaks the universal public
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Prodigi0us!-A ut for q COckncy, q cha
pcau for Frenchman, rale new bright spanking beaver
FOR Yankee, caster for the Bowery bhoy, the latest
head pieces for the little folks be Of the best
than at any other hat establishment in town. Let every
one call on Knox.
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Look at this !-Only Four Shlllings per
yard for and small figured ingram Carpetins
2s $751; &c. 3D. and AZ. per yard; common grain Carpets
o., S., and S. Cd. per yard. Call and them.
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GentIemen,s Hats. summer Fashlon, Exc

eelsior-Beebe u Co., 1856 Broadway, will introduce,
Saturday next the 18th inst the summer style for Gen;
clemens Hats Their hat for the is
from the finest Rocky Mountain Silver Beaver Of quality
before this market has been procured by them Mt
large outlay and trouble The motto Of this house is
however Coward and upward" and neither expense
deulty ever did .; ever shall impede their march to-
their attention solely to the of the finest
Titles Of hats they enabled by their undivided atten
of their in the browning OF their
Ran
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Charge d,AHnires

Ministers, Consuls, and Charge d'Ahaires
Of United States and of foreign countries residing s
the United States can their office engraved
by the artists at EvERDELLS, 302 Broadway cor
n Duane
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lin MANN WELCHER DEUTCH. ENGLISH, FRAN
II zoclh spricht. wunsclt in enigen gesohaften cine
passende tee auch gue zcugnissen auf weisen Kann,
crragen NO. IA Beekman strasse, i'm listen stock, bel
PETER DESCHAM
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A -CARD--THE MEMBERS OF EAGLE HOOK AND
Ladder Company No. return their heartfelt than Ike
to Messrs Wheeler Hart Of No. lie Cherry street. the
very supply of refreshments on
the morning Of the Catherine aud Cherry streets
May Stb, 1862 PETER N. CORNWELL Forcman
GARNER Sec'y.
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Glorious !-English Imperial Threc-ply
Carpetns Of and glittering colors
unique mosaic and scroll figures before exhibited
30 Bowery, HIRAM ANDEkSONS. Also American three-
ply Carpets, ut 6 3d. U.s., and S. yard of elegant
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Union Hall Clothing Wareh0use.-Tw0
laree buildings have been annexed to this noble fabric
within the past year. in order to give elbow to the
meDts The establishment 10 the central of supply
for nnumerablc distant markets. and the
enable the proprietor to sell the superb ready
clothing Wholesale or retail to make the most elegant
garments to order at prices lower than before
quoted In the trade Union Hall, of Fulton and
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Get Klch-A capital chance to make
money dear little cottage and garden, and do
business in New York is presented to all who have few
dollars hand, by Mr. r. T. BARNUM. See his captyat
ing advertisement about lots in Bridgeport.
EngliAh Stock for snle.-A fine young
Aldernsy Heher and Bull Imported within the last
H. H. DAVIDSON, 81 Wall street
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ROE CO., No; Al Broadway offer to their friends and
HE srtis. nT Eh;au, Sth ~ smose ana aeSra
Also elegant assortment OF styles Boys and Chill
drens Clothing, made and trimmed in the best manner
All articles guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. No
deviation in prices.
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Canal Street Carpet Store.-N0w 10 the
time If you to make saving Of fifteen per cent
call at 70 Canal street. PETERSON & cos, and there
X1u will find good Ingram Carpets four ssings yard
Three-py shillings per yard, Tapestry Brussels
eight to ten shngs per yard Also large ard splendid
Of TanaatrY Yalyeta
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English Floor OIL Cloths, "A feet Wide
eegantncw marble scroll and figures finish
1T 90 Bowery, HIRAM ANDERS0NS Also pieces Of
beautiful floor Oil Cloth in widths, at 2s 3D. 3 Cd and
g. yard and upwards the most extraordinary bargains
eve OBJ in cit
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sTHE ScoTr FEELING IN MIcHIGAx.-GES
JOHN r. WILLIAMS, one of the prominent
Democratic politicians, and for several years
Mayor of Detroit, supports the election Of
Scott and Graham, and is one of the Vice
Presidents of the Detroit Scott Club. Maj
JONATHAN KEARsLEY, of Detroit, who was
badly crippled in the defence of his country
and leader in the Democratic ranks, is for
Scott. There are important accessions to
the Scott Phalanx, and an indication of public
sentiment in the Northwest. Gen. vii.
liams signalized himself in the Black Hawk
War, and is an old resident Of Detroit, pos.
sessed of much influence.
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OLD CHERuBU sGo.-The New York Tri-
bune, in speaking ofthe nomination of Gen.
Scott, says, "The nomination of 'Old Chip
pewa' is hailed with universal joy from the
Atlantic to the Missouri, and from the lakes to
the Gulf. The people are determined that
'the man who never lost a battle shall win
his greatest victory in November. There are
not ten politicians in the country, occupying
an impartial position between the eminent
Wings whose names were brought into COM
petition at Baltimore, who does not kno,o that
the convention has presented tie rsry ticket TO
beat Nth. Ifthere are two men in the Union
the wings could elect this year, their names
are WINFIELD ScoTr and WILLIAM A. Ora
ham. And we arc confident that tn not
only may but wM be elected"
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.des.
Cairo City has been incorporated by the
present Legislature, and such powers confer
red upon her as are generally conferred upon
thriving Western cities. We shall, therefore,
no doubt soon have struggle for the Mayor
ality, the ferceness of which will probably
plunge US into total forgctlulness of the
struggle between Scott and Pierce. We
will manage, however, when the proper time
arrives, to drum up force for the old hero Of
three wars, that will be infinitely gratifying
to ourselves and quite as astonishing to our
opponents.
Take my word for it, Add, that in this
country we so regard Scott and Graham, as
will insure them full and cordial support
As much, opine, cannot be truthfully said
by the Locofocos concerning Pierce and
King; and doubt much if any one has the au-
dacity to say it in jest.
The work on the great Mobile and Ohio
Railroad, whose Northern terminus will be at
the mouth of the Ohio, is progressing. A
corps of engineers arrived here yesterday,
and are now engaged in making soundings at
the junction of the rivers, and examining the
country in Kentucky imm ediately opposite
US, with view of fixing the terminus. They
travelled over the whole route of the road from
Mobile, and hive been out twenty-three
months. Of course all speculations concer-
nlng the termination of this great thorough
fare at either Metropolis or Paducah, were
idle as they were unpfoftable. Here at the
mouth of the Ohio is the great railroad centre
as well as the geographical centre O. our coun.
y. and to this spot is pointed al lady two Of
tae longest and most important railways in
America. Industry no: capital has made
SO, but nature.
Operations on the Illinois Central Rail.
road are deferred until September. Messrs.
Carney, Ellis G. Co. have the contract fol
constructing the section leading sixty miles
out from Cairo, and have obligated themselves
learn, to have it completed within eighteen
months from the time OF contracting. The
experience, ability and known enterprise o
these gentlemen, guaranty prompt fulfil
ment of their obligations.
The low water season is now near at hand
and Of course our Commission Merchants arr
making ample preparations for heavy bust
ness. Low water is as much the life of Cair,
as very high water is her ruin. We shall
soon therefore have our beautiful wharf linet
with steamers and all kind of water craft, an,
} be almost deafened by the clatter of cayg'
wheels and the brawling Of mates. Cairo
'some." Truly yours, &C.,
NOSE.
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INDIANA FINALE SEMrsaRx-An adre

INDIANA FEMALE SEMINARY.-An edver-
tisemelt Of this institution will be found in to-
days paper. 1t will be opened the 9th of
next September at Indianapolis, for the ac-
commodation OF pupils, under charge of C. G..
M'Leap, d. ID. The course Of this institu-
ton is very thorough, while its rules and regu-
lations are such as govern the very best es-
adjustments of the kind in the country
Parents would DO we'll TO examine the adyan-
tages of this Seminary. T. is pleasantly To-
Gated.
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Ma. SaspERs-You will please announce the name OF
SOREN SORENSON. rs n candidate for Clerk of the
Marlborough Circuit Court at the ensuing October cleo
ton. Ju s9-te
Mr.. SAsprRs--Yol win please announce the name OF
Rev. BENONI SIlNSON, candidate for County
Treasurer at the ensuing October election. ju s9-to
Mr. SANpERs:--Pleuse announce FERDINAND d.
GOSLEE, candidate for the office of Recorder for Van
derburgl county, at the ensuing October election.
.m!24u
Nh. SANDERS: You will please announce the name OF
CHRISTIAN BlPPUS candidate for the office of Re
corder OF Marlborough county, at the ensuing election
ap29
1r7 We authorized to announce JACOB LUNK
ENHElMER candidate for the Office of Clerk of the
Vardcrbugh Circuit Court. at the ensuing October eec
lion. mhl5-tel