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man In The HERALD offer, where he was much esteemed
BY his fellow workmeu He left fne family OF four
two months been taken from the interesting group
by the hand OF death. 49,.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral this morning, at 10 O'CLOCK Lon1
No 90 Pearl street. Brooklyn His remains viii be taken
TO Staten leland for interment.
san Francisco California, papers please copy
ON February rs MARC AsEr only child Of Jamss d and
Harriet Ward rownlsy aged months
The fr-u the family invited to attend her fu
neral this afternoon at o'clock, from the residence OF
her parents No 6 First street Her remains VIII 90 IN
tered at Greenwood.
Her relatives and rends invited to attend her fu-
rets from No 100 West Twenty seventh street, this
day, st II o'clock, without further notice.
At Yorkville n. Y. on Monday sfterpeon February
le. after short but illness DANIEL TwoMsy in the
His tuseral will take place to morrow afternoon q. 2
O'Clock ror his late residence in Eighty fifth street. be-
twssn Third and Fourth avenues His remains will be
taken TO Calvary Cemetery for ntsrnent
Montreal and Quebec papers please copy.
At Paterson, n J., on Monday morning February I6.
sged 20 years CAROLINE L., wife Of John rrown and
daughter OF the late Horace Cugsws OF New Ho-k city
On February 10, BayAs NoLr,, aged 10 years native
Of county Wicklow. Irelsnd
His fperal viii take place ON his late residence No
40 Gouverneur street Tomorrow afternoon at O'clock
His friends and those OF John aud daughter
tbarige also OF his eonin law Wm Dorian respect
fully invited to attend without further invitation.
On Monday, February 10, Captain SAMUEL REYNOLDS
aged 81 years month and % days.
The friends of the family and those Of his scc.inlaw
Thomas Negrs also tbs members Of tbs Police Depart
OF tne ruth tcnci
bles Independence Guard, Washington Greys Olive
Branch Lodge, No. 81 L. OF o. f., Eureka Lodge Of
Free and Accepted Masons respectfully invited to
attend his funeral to morrow afternoon a. ha'.pas
o'clock, from his late residence. No. North Moore
street, without further notice.
On Monday. February 10, after short brs i'll
ness, PETER McDEnMoTr, aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully requested to attend his funeral lis late resi-
dence No Isl East rTenty fifth street, sfer-
noon at o'clock His renains will be inferred in Cal
vary Gem etery
On Monday, February 10, of consumption, Mr. Esw.nD
SrRAHAN, aged 80 years and IS days.
his friends, and those Ct his family, respectfully
invited to attend his funeral to astsr1oon
O'clock from bis late residence lis Barrow street with
out fur Their invitation.
On Sunday morning. February Is, sM,rs w ANDERSON
son eff George H. and Mary Swords eyed months and
IL Days.
The funeral Of joseph Keller will take pi.ce, at 2
O'Clock this day, from his late residence No Centre
street The friends Of the smiy and OF his son-inaw
George Horn also his friends and Masonic
invited to attend HIS remains will be inferred at Green
wood Cemetery.
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E.r Brushes By tho Thousand Fourteen of Aris
In America The mes, magnificent HArdresng establish.
mcnt In tha World. Ieksuies ill urhcard New
,yssems-ntw sylcss era In Hsraat,isg! Fourteen
Friseurs unsurpsse1 II the world slvys spoa
We thousand! Tho Saloon Is 81 splsnia The ,aic
OF regal residence Tho attendance 70. Ur.cn.tng
the Bath 10 instant Every gentleman fssls himself In
element the mosnt ma sntsrs ths ioors Tho syc CUT
tng and Dressing 5be Fair eelipec1 shrg dreamed
o. in NOW York J. isc. :, Phhlcna Crystal Psl.cs ~
forts Injuries novelties end convenlonce hsa sYr wer
gathered within tho four walls Of .ny tonsoli esistiigh
upon the f.ce Of tho earth. SO sy all uay
Dying-Phslena a.ge Hair Dye, 80 color ihs hair or
-hiskera the tens il ID srplisi, without injury tho
hair or skin. II asn BIO washed INN dsisy
tx the color and hsl bad o5or. II applied OK goa
FhsloI's Tix Aad iolEss EEGus2etory.
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Assembly.
ALBANY. Feb le. 1852.

ALBANY, Feb 16, 1852.
cs.pIs or srRrNrs YORK.
Mr MALLORY moved the reconsideration Of the vote
passing tho bill regulating the grade Of certain streets in
New York. with view Of including Bixtysecond street;
but for want Of ouorum the motion was laid on the
table.
wAsHiNGroS's BIRTH
The Of the Assembly cha m6er granted TO the
25th Regiment to celebrate Washngtons birthday in.
COMPTROLLER & POWERS.
Mr.. Webbs resolution Of Saturday, relative to the
Comptrollers powers the contingent fund, was
called up and adop,ed in 3 modified form
sHAEERs.
The resolution to raise select committee to invest
gate whether tho Shakers Society Of New Lebanon has
greater income than the law allows with power to sit
during the taken up and debated at length
Mr. CUsiING (dem of Tompkins, offered q substitute
That the Committee on Charitable and Religious So
cieties inquire what action ii any necessary the
subject and also In reference to binding orphan children
to these societies by the Sapernerdents OF she poor
Adopted.
THr ANNUAL INCOME or THE SHAKERS.
Mr. VAN sANTvooEp, (dem of Columbia gave notes o.
as to make 1t necessary for them to report their an
Ira! income.
Mr. HuRLnr1 introduced joint resolution instruc.iug
the Committee the Canal Frauds to report Tuesday
next. Laid over.
HILLS PASSED COMMITTEE.
The following bills passed in COMMITTEES Of the
Whole
To amend the &C. incorporating the Manhattan sayinys
Institution.
IN relation to the streets in the city Ct Brooklyn
III. Assembly then adjourned.
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Malls for Europc.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The British mail steamship Europa viii leave Boston
to morrow noon for Halifax and Liverpool The mails
viii cose in this city At three O'Clock this after
noon. The NEW York WEEKLY HERALD, printed in
French ard English, will DO published at ten O'Clock
this morning Its contents will embrace the late news
from California, West Indies the Is.hmus OF Panama.
tie movements Of Kossuth, affairs In Washington SC.
Single copies, In wrappers, sixpence,
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The Case or Miss Drew.

40 TIE EDITOR OF TIE HEKALn
New York, Feb. l6, lS52.
ALLOW TO correct through the columns your paper.
en- error in regard to the death Of Miss Drew Tenty
satey after taking the laudanu alarmed the
the family. Such not the II suppos she took
Monday night and the family did find II till tho
next morning when che was in state Of inacnsiby She
died. which was on Tuesday niHht. AS far the family
know che NOT about anything She retired
good spirits usual Monday evening Why she should
do il we cannot tell HENRY u. DREW,
$40 Kcst Twenty ioufth ntraat.
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Extcns,v, l5irc * riiIwaUIr,c.

Muw,er,f Wis, Poa II 1852
Tbs lrci block on Tie ccrn.r II wain and Wisconsin
streets t'le trett building ID Vie cty) VA entirely
destroyed by IRE ls,t Light The block which w. IN
hnlsled cor tsint the Neaieal Ua thu Young Msa's
Atsocison' room ana ottcr yJbh, hals IL hsJ already
r3 eco The Library u the Association Wa aflly
lort al,o quantity 81 mGticai inntfumrnts n great
value The total los about $40 go wholly unrsurel
several other bsiidiDgs were injured
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hroEl ai.r .alrtll.


ricD, Lrc.
Nav ORLr.rs, Feb u, 1853.
Milton rraGd. q Lancaster Pa, returned Californian,
found murdered two day. siace aui gsut neu sup
rofed to - implicated, have been arrested.
The schooner Oregon hes arrived hfre ffom Jampico;
her nevS q Oninpcrtdnt suon zen 4. Tanpi.o On Tho
lItA January al ice vas made "a The al II an inch
thick.
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msrk, carefully d7eEs what H A. d. Binnger saY q
H23 Green street, the old established importing Rouse
wne brsndiea cigars seas &ce3 universally known
TIE United States and Che Car sdt,DR. KELLIN GER;
Dear srItis with great plcasure That inform you that
short time hinco ths MIN Rowan, iasaiary known
Judge Rowan with whom hrYa hsen In mately
for many yenf knew him - be bald for nearly
ygarHI had not seen him for length of timshe called
n as store took On his ha snd brushing hs hair
discovered the change sud ,kcd hin 1hat 10 bad done.
liz informed that lie had used nothing but KollngeEs
Magic Fluid must confess that zrSatly agtonishej
fer thouFh that the human htr could be restored
aer being bald long, For further and
rsrtlculhrs. see AdYertlsants in 81 othtr column.
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our az common pieas.


Nfr. b.--Gta Sfi,ct aaR Ull a, JaiL q Rcae,-
.hs vas sctioD Ter RselNt on the female plainli
" Kicking her in Match. I3h when sac wae coiet The
defendant Grnrt tie charge aud states that Mrs Stu
btf cane ~ he house st night with another female
aLd created disturbances. and that more force
plaintiff. Sl25.
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Navnl Tnseill~enae,

The United States surveying steamer Walker sa
to dsy from Philadelphia for Pensacola surveying The
following her oficers:-Lieut Cong, F. Sands;
First Lieut., 6. Norris Doctor, w. g. Bishop; Master,
w. w. Roberts, Actg Chief Eagiueer, Robert Il Long;
Second Asst Engineer, c. Potts: Third Asst Engi-
neers G. Barton and II Parke; Passed Midshipnen,
Messrs. McCauey Powell, and Basset
United States frigate Congress- Commander McKeever
from Montevideo was at Rio Janero, Dec. rs.
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Tgr ITALIAN orER..-Last evening the Italian Opera
at Astor lace attended by brilliant we'll dressed
audience. The house crowded to excess in every
part from the ceiling to the foctlghts The perform
Robert the Devil OF which have already
given notice. steHanone seemed little hoarss but
she successful to the fullest extent Of her wishes
The continued repetition 0. this opera, night after night
to oTe5oving houses shows both how popular q compo
son It Is and how admiralty it is performed By III.
~ Aeto~
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Court CaIendar-Thls Dav,

SurREmE CouRr-General Term-SGme as yesterday.
UNIrED STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-Nos. az, "a rs, u,
%, 80, 80, So, 20, "a.
COMMON PLEAs-Part l-Same as yesterday. Part D
Nos 1874, no. 2l2, 2l2h ga 224, 226, 236, 15i 1884,
ia, 1888, 1881, 24o, 2a2, 244, 246
SUPERIOR CouRr-( Tive branches Mos 1886 24y, go,
344, 1852 65 AGO. SO, e3 3l5 ss 320 32l, 322, To- %
274, $780, AZ. 306 1885, 367 $685. $40, 37i 372 37a 374
375, 377, 376 $40, 379, $50, 3S2. 1888.
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on Thur,day, February - nt the rrc;byctan Church
Twelfth street, by the Rev Dr. Mcleod MI. JAMfs a..
DAwson TO Miss SARAH W puNLof, both OF this city.
on Wednesday, February IL at the Cathedral, hv his
Grace the Bic ct Reverend Arohbishop Hughes Dir 2.
Of Pa to Miss u. II. DnApY, Of this city.
on Monday, February o, by the Rev, Mr.. Saely, Mr.
CgAnIEs tiso TO Miss ApEisE VAErNe all VI thls city
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NEW YORK LEGISL ATUK RE.
Senate.

AWAY, Feb 10, 1852.
RtMorsyRtS,E.
remembrance from GAO citizens OF Richmond county,
against the confirmation OF the grant to Cornelius Van
derbilt, wss presented
THE GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK.
The Committee Of the Whole took up tn bill granting
additional powers Of Investment to the Greenwich
Savings Bank 1t authorizes loan Of It's surplus funds
on the bends Of any city, railroad bank State Stock
in amount not exceeding tenth Of its deposits
The bill amended to include all the savings
banks In the State
The debate took wide latitude involving the duties
OF trustees Of gavngs nettutious-the investments
various recuries-and comparison Of the safety Of the
different stocks proposed to be used in the bill The
entire session was consumed in the OF the
bill but without arriving at any conclusion, the COM
nttee rose and reported progress.
MIR. TABOR (yhg) moved that the bill be recommtted
the Banks and Insurance Committee WITH instruc-
tions to report general L pending which, for want
Of quorum, the Senate adjourned.
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On Sunday, February 15. Of Group ArpRtw, the ONLY
Of Andrew w. and BlizsLeth Toombs, aged years
months and 10 days
The father Of the deceased boy, Mr. AnjrosW Toombs
lett this city about two months since, with bright pros
poets for Cslfornis be being Ut tho time assstsnt fore
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Items from Baltimore,

sNir QUEEN VICTORIA 1NDIsTEE ss-MUriEgggs SEN
FENCED TO PRISON.
BALTIMORE Feb. 10, 1852
No msi ,outh CT Washington has been received TO.
night
Tie snip Queen Victoria, from Lsgh FOR New York
arrived at Baltimore to-day In distress She encoun
tered gale the 1lth inst sprung alcak and
both pumps had 20 be kept going in order to keep her
aloat
The Eve stsmen belonging 10 the ship Compromise
who were arrested on a charge Of Mu.lny have been
sentenced to jail for ten years.
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PUBLIC LECTUEEs.


DR BAIRD GIVES HIS FIFTH LECTURE TO: NIGHT.
~ ~ The Brooklyn Female Academy. the "Ussory
France in watch a srcak fnly revolutions
OF that countrythesc Of lJ9 1880 lei and 1851 aud Of
somo fthe hsraetrs who fsursd In them Price Is
ITO THE BAR.-A LECTURE WILL DE DELIVERED
before the New York Lag Institute ~ the Csui. Court
Room, rev City Hail. on Wednesday, FEB. 18th, TX
o'clock 4. NJ, by r. B. nimbsi Esq, the Proession
and Practice the Law Admission free 20 the cents OF
the Bar, srd such friends they introirce JOHN
ANTnoN, Vice President Law Iassi.ute.
MENTAL ALcHEAY,-AsTOUSDIN PEgfoR-
AVA manee-Prolessor anss-son outione Professor viii
lams whose lectures End experiments iu3sratng Aha
power mind owe: MIN which has created such intense
excifement born in th1 eisY and brooklyn
necessary TO engage Metropolitan Hall fer the short time hs
remains IN town. In orter % acc3m odate tho csowds which
are Rocking TO hear AIM Ills expaTim pcsformei
in nltura state, withous producing thar
sbnorm, condition OF hs nervous sv5ssn kesms.m
syehoogy ~ anu the results ere absolutely astoundug
The control ne cxereseB ther mental ss
physical condition - eyncej By hs- osrg Cayenne pep
per SIS drinking water :. luor-persenying motel
characters &c, hllE whole house with and
applause IS proof sufficient TO the skeptieai.
that thero no collision or Deception rraotssd The e,
lures viii rake place Metropolitan Ea TaoSjav
Satpgdsy Ey.nings, Il ~ clock Admission -
Children half price.
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ExcclsIor.-Bcebe q Co.., Fashion

ExcclsIOr.-Bcebc d Co.., Fashionable
ton OF their patrons and the public generally the Spring
Fashion for Gentlemens which they will
that this .syle will commend itself 20 the
they have heretofore received N BHass Of
suit The most fastdous will be furnished ~ the shortest
otta
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Psf Dye ho bsss yc, discovered fsx oclorrE m hsr 81
rh,sksrs We nsmen. !, !, applied Tao v2ndcffll
aud certainty With which ths fayerie and oi ektE,i
pAlr Dye retcrs Msorishns u s Tor fsle e spplea
MbAIOBELSRb VIA Eaesaig, No MsU s.leoA Gegy
address
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FRoM ronr A. PaiScr.-Capt. Cheeseman OF the big
Hayi arrived yesterday morning from Port Prince
ports everything quiet there on the 22d ut Owing to the
crop Of coffee coming in slowly the article was
scarce, and commar ded coed prices
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), Few Thoughts for Young Woman Is
The Of the lecture Of the Pc Course BIO
given - the Tabernacle this evening" Hon. Mann
duty TO- themselves would advise all your ladies
to hear this lecture Tickets, only 2 CENTS may had
At l3 street. or atthe door. suye
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a'ed some noise Lola Monies followed him. With partial
success the Forrest sria WAS decided HIT ? the appear
ance Mrs late Mrs Forrest has proved sodsend
to the pop uar OF BrouSham Lyceum and F. her
late husband 10 drawing crowds Al the Broadway theatre
and KNoxs spring style Of Hats has set the
world in These the last les
but Knox will probably reap fame and farthing,"
than all the rest combined by the e taste and genuty
he has displayed in the production Of these elegant
mems Of his manufacture These hats ready for de-
livery, and those would be i the fashion,, sho ui call
At once At No. lbs Fulton street.
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lSinkel at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. Is 1852
Professor Einkcl has arrived here and Is to speak TO-
night at the Court House.
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CINCINNATI, Feb 16, 1851.
The depu,aticn from Brown county, Ohio, have pre-
scented Kossuh with two hun ired stand Of to aid
him in achieving the independence Of Hungary
The bill before the Senate Of Indiana in favor OF tins
adoption CT the Maine liquor law has been defeated
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ssylc Of Trs ere ,he perfect rs.ol
nssrre ye N Thsss wanting very supssos s-ic
teorld call AZ BAf0lEL08 celebrated Wig Factory, No.
wan tEett vheso ssn DO found tho lAsss snG ssat 20
ss.tmeast IN sae sitY. Copy she aadftts.
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New York plcayune The PrOpric tors
state the public that their
refasation Of j. A. ecoyes card OF Monday, will be pub
lshed in this weeks Picayunc whic will Appesr Thurs
day mornir z, the l9th inst,
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esrrsrd.s hlnu,d lair pr, J. ,-,tno,s

exception rr rscrrson he very bert ever Invested; equsIy
celebrated CoursuJs Neiioatad Soap for eurirR Ynplcs
iIeekes G.iorneas ohsrs ehs;s Tughacss, No. Pouirs
srbSne rprees hair fzcm pars OF tho tody, Liquid
ress Broadway. md Calender So 9. SD. PhlssA.
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spring Clothing mt whoIesale.-Ws beg
leave to call the attention Of Western and Southern mer
.ns Waiting cur city for spring purchases to stock Of
Spring and Summer Clothing which
30 varied 10 manufacture If this ID embraces
every and desirable STYLE manufactured with Ill
taste and elegance for which estaSshmc 1--WE think
so juSY celebrated and prices strictly low ami
form. ID. u J. DSVLIN.
IS and IS John, ca.ner Of Nassau street.
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beautifully, and in every entirely conforming 20 he
s and size oil she htsd VOL he cnfe arbekysnce
81 the vc.rer, b. HILL tho !lIbI Pine and
.ztgau .trogss.
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Ladies Bound fer California;.

UosToN FED. 10, I5JZ.
The 'hp Victory which cleared day for San Fran
ei,co takes 81 passengers, number or whom are
females
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EXPRESSION applies literally 10 the ecgant ably cut
and beautifully made Shirts furnished order b. GREEN
No Aston Housc, whose punesusly in sanding homo
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Ritual Of Treemaganry ST. Dukede Roohefocsulis N,y f
nith ,n elegant portrait S T,ylors Elements of Thou gh
100 by remitng the books will be sent by m. or 81 az.
rected. 10 any part Of tie United States or Canada
WIZ. GOWANS, l1S Fulton street,
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Markets.


NV UnIrA~s, Too. II, I8)3.
Cotton is quoted to day at iica7ic FOR mialliny,
and Il, fer fair
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Spring CIOthing, Chesp.-Just received,
3C0 business Coats st So $50 frock and Coats
s5 5000 pair sncy Cashmere Pausaoons 50 so each 5000
silk and Cashmere Vests 81 each; few rich nce Over
coats, So eaeh ecrnsr Of Nassau and Bekman street
LLNIE 4 KEGAN.
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recent return from Paris rhers she been the
pose Of having Eceds Manufactured TO suit all their
irons They fine quality French ALTERS At
81 70 70 s. per pair all oolors; Slippers Of every sylo
from ts TO So felt Overshoes S. An esry cal.
tcularly solicited J2 Broadway third door from Sp:ng
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Elegant, rIsgnificent, HcnntIfuI. rrc tho

EXPLANATIONS Of all who Eyerieis eiegsnt silver Eor.
der.d wedding Cards .nd splendid Silver Gboss.d We'd
ding ENVELOPES Boxes ard W.ie,s OF the ate moorta.
tons, from Paris snd London.
EYERDELL, c02 Broadway, corner Da.ne street..
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CONVENTION or 1HE IaIsH soOfETfRs OF TaIs
~ city-lhc Helogacs thai have been .prentel By
societies who hsys concluded 10 celebrate @ approaching
Anniversary OF - Pittca Day requested 20
the Montgomery Ia No. IS Prince Htyess, Tacla, eva
nnr ne 5th nsh a. ~ eleek ior tbs purpose mahin,
the necessary arrangement Ctar 0 g aai
rouncnv cities, favorable 90 he oA.cs respectfully
solicited " join, ~ scnir acesss9s from cody
disposed to represent thsu 4 tic above mettiAg.
by order * tha cotc nton
JoHS ncGnsra, Sec. PATRICK DEE. rgces
MASONIC NoJtCE.-THE MEMBERS or EUREKA
IVA Ledge. No a5 tre hereby requested % S. thcr
rooms IN fall reyaha, HodassiAy Cd. u.s. rs, An
70 pay the lat tribute 81 resGect 60 l.to kr0th9r
heyr9ids All Masans a g30a standing arc fateally
Tios LAasoN. soesst,ry. ". n UNDERHILL w.M.
TNITED BROTHERS. LAND soC frTY.-IgNBEas
Who h;Yc not stlo out kAsf LQf5 ana o'
IN tie srya Of Pclhsmvic, requested % sayn thcr
tignhturto Nih the following gMr Joaanh Waie
ter Eo. John street; Mr. Chags Cory s05 Divs0 gfle
AMI Nm. Parker. I.2 CAasl street.
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SOSE. so.


I OST-oN THURSDAY, isrH INSTANT, A SPANIEL.
- Dog, liver and ghit 10 the with
atee chain eollss Whsoye- wiz the No.
% Murray street sh all be literally rewarded.
7 OsT-oN SATURDAY EYENTNc, GOING THROUGH
IL Filth avenue TTensyarst stoet to Fourth avenue
stonemsrten lppet The falsr will be luaty rewarded
BY leaving il q. ll5 Fish aysars
I oST-oN THE 18TH INST, THREE KEYs-TWO
- brass and ore s'fel Tho Under VIII be rewarded
turnirg them 20 - William erect
E0UND-oN SUNDAY. TIE 18TH INSTANT NEAR
the corner OF Beck ara Cla small amount
OF money. The owner Aaya The by proving pro
perty and paying the cost u sdvcrtaiBg Apply
Hague street room no 3.
nRoPPED-JN BEOADYAT on MONDAY MORN
- ing small white raver parcel containing soma
drawings and PATTERN e ltlAines Whoever may hay,
found the will 30 By returning them 40 Le
address H.. Herald oncs. -
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