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sscsk from his late residence Of Third avenue between
1854 and 124th streets, Harlem.
On Saturday, June Is, Mr.. AUGUSTUS JOSEPH, aged So
years.
The funeral viii take place from the house OF Mr. A.
Amersno No 1885 York street Brooklyn ct three O'Clock
this afternoon Mariners Lodge, No. %, G. o. f..
particularly requested to attend.
In London, Tuesday, Nay II, Capt. R0BERr GORDON
aged SS years. late OF the London packet ship Prince Al
bert.
His friends and the friends Of the family invited to
attend the funeral from St. Johns Church, Brooklyn
forenoon at o'clock thence to Green ~ood
Cemetery.
AT Greenpoint l. l. Saturday, Juno Is, after lin
gerog illness THOMAS HENRY infant Of Henry and
Lousa r Broad, aged months and 10 days
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the upersl this afternoon, at two
O'Clock, from their residences, Greenpoint.
At leominster, Of consumption. INNS FANNY WILDER,
twin sister Of Fanny NJ Wilder, vocalist
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CITY GARDENS.


MAZE GARDEN-stTUATED ON TIE FIFTH AVE-
N opposite the entrance to the Croton Reserv orr
and in tho Vicinity Of the Crystal PalscThe garden
pies Of ground covered with large growth
cduous and and shrubs adorned with
bors fountains and vases ntersetsd serpentinc walks
and surrounded by grassy slopes effectively combining the
beauties Of nature and art In the main building the
premises two fine refeshment saloons commodioua
picsfas and ladies' toilet with constant
The most attractive feature Of the garden the mass or
labyrinth This constructed after the plan Of
DRAFTED Hampton Court London formed in the early
part Of King William reign and the only one In this
try It's intricsces viii be source Of great and
thu citizens York. we'll visiting city
during Exhibition Of the Industry Of all Nations thai
they completed which will enable them
the beet and other refreshments
and gentlemen who may honor the MAse Garden with
their patronage Having made arrangements with Mr. Benz
city Albany whose celebrity for the finest cream ices and
confectionery is so well known in this country for Of
the artisans from his they
bat with the prompt atten dance good walters they win
give full satisfaction to their patrons No sptueus quora
beverages will be served 70 be every
till The Fifth Madison rortieth
street stages three sides of the garden and the sixth
within two minutes walk Entrance tho
garden free. MITCHELL co.
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OCULIeTa AND AURIaTn.

nEAFNEss PERMANENTLY REMOVED IN A Ynw
IL days. without nconvsnnce oper aton BY Che Of
the celebrated Acoustic Fluid discovered after yeara
ncesant study Of the surgeon kcy
Ear Inhrmary, London, BY tho distinguished DR. Lontan
aur 70 Her Majesty the uosn Of Britain Queen
laids the Dutchcts Kent and the King Louis
Philippe etc. etc In all OF vesrate deafness
whs. existing for twenty certain relief and psrma
by the medical profession throughout Europe and
offered fer the first time 10 the public In this country win
be sent BY mall free to part Of the Unted
States Csnada or the receipt Of ave
dollars directed Dr. LONTAlNE No. Union street, ~
bang, New York
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Impo, tant-rhe Wonders of the Daguerre-

otype-Meade Brothers Instantaneous Process II ".
Meade has just returned from with all the late
derfa in the art which will be to
the American public fast possible Tho first Ia tho In
stantsneous process, by which infants aged persons
others instantly taken retaining expression aad
will requiring any re-t the head whatever Some
idea may be formed OF this wonderful invention when
ray that steamboats, at full speed birds flying PROFESSIONS
De, be perfectly taken in 0tion repose
young Infants animals and aged the is in
valuable. MEADE BROTHERS,,
Artists Importers 23 Broad @ay, opp Park fountain
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ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS, SIC.

TOHN WICKERSHAM, MANUFACTURER OF
81 wire railing iron fence for FIRMS, &c., 3l2 Broadway
ornamental iron work iron and wire ratings
private grounds parks lawns dwellings &C., 80
to $40 per foot Iron bedseads the most completes
ment in this city; prices from So to S dogs lions
urns ya.es ketohGss posts spring chairs settee mat
towel stands hat racks umbrella stands
40 &C. Wickershams celebrated abroad and farm fcn
from 81 G6 to rod. Ihe secrbcr offers the arges
stock of ornamental iron work In the United ali
his manufacture at exceedingly low prices Superior
quality hair and husk mattresses JOHN D. WICK
Lewis street.
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Rheumatism Ssrarula. &C. MI. c. D. Davis corner OF
Broadway and FIFTY ninth street. suffered for the
not sleep rest without the aid of opium morphine
reduced in weight TO little 100 lbs he could
relief from edcal treatment until advised
Life Balsam which in one week removed pain Be
enjoys excellent health, and weighs 1863 lbs Mr. H.
Tlton No Allen street dreadully afflicted with
fula and during several his
that he became himself After
trying remedy which he could hear Of In
esctually cured BY the Life Balsam, very period
The Balsam is about to pats scrofua
mercura Diseases old ulcers liver complaint debility and
the rorst diseases flowing fcm impurty Of the blood
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~ J1tuaxy.
NOM JosxfH W. CdV Mms-It IL our nnslancholy duty
70 eIncurcs the ~Ath Of the Hon. Jos ". Chalmors
Enaen sook pece ct his residsnce yesterday morning
Se0ss louf ocI0ck We cannot express our deep and
neaSien sorrow this mournful occasion. Although
~ neo Iossoa To look for such event. s when the
nsws came It sent pang to every heart Mississippi
- 90 We Of her nobest sons the bar Of les ablsst
nwes, Ind socisty Of her brightest ornament But
necve AL and beyond ALL there IL circle that feel his
ees vAost because his place cannot be filed for them.
h sas the nucleus around which his family gathered
with al the fondness Of endeariog affection We
Dds loss for the sake of his private we'll Is his public
worth His private life was beautiful to contemplate,
and his purity OF character his social and domestic vr
tues have linked his memory ndissolubly to al who
knew him. Democratic Banner June II.
MAJOR McCInIAND-It becomes our melancholy duty
20 announce the death Of old and valued citzan Maj
John AcCelland who died Sunday evening last. It
does not within the sphere OF duties to write
his obituary. but chroncler Of events is proper
That should pay tribute of respect to the memory
q one 80 generally and well esteemed for his many
virtues and excellent traits Of character No has
ever lived or died in this community who enjoyed in
more eminent drgIee its confidence and regard
hslellsnd. He in every regard q true gentleman-
natures nobeman His death cannot but be universally
felt His health for years bad been feeble, and having
reeched age not ordinarily alo we'd to s was but
reasonable to suppose that the time vas at hand In the
order Of Providence when he should be called on to pay
the common debt Of nature Major McCelland was
eighty ysats Of age and had served his country as
Officer under General Jackson. He and General Scott
believe captains at the same time For number
Of he has leading member OF tina Episcopal
Church of Camden and eied in the faith and communion
Of that church-Cdrndes Weekly Journal.
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symptoms Of dyspepsia and its various diseases are diz
ness in the head heartburn oppression after eating meals
arising from the stomach &c and sometimes
that the disease owes its origin TO disorganzed of
liver aud stomach Hobensacks liver pills the very
medicine to effect perms and lasting they by
changing the certain bid actions of the system
henlty action, render the blood and healthy "
CLlCKENER CO, NO. Barclay streetEa the general
agents for New York and vi nit y
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Great reduction in prices English French sRd American
lawns coors heretofore sold Is Cd and
IL and ls Cd yard formerly sold at L. 3D. and e. Cd
two yards wde only A. Cd 5s 3d. and IS bargain
aso large size eounterpanes only l5s piece at BUR-
LEirs sh"a~ a ioodi store 9 Grand street. corner OF
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who purchased their mantlas, have
opportunity Of doing the greatest possible advan:
its price, at FRANK BENNETT CO.'S, 35l Broadway.
- B. Co have in expectation of the great demand
upon the influx Of stranger the Worlds Fair
imported Tor the occasion most beautiful and expensive
of Parsan tlas suitable for the
novel and elegant In their forms neat tasteful and
rich in their material and and offered below
oouptry.
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EXCURsIOnn.

EXCURSIONS TO TINE FISHING BANKS HFHIy
II day except fsvorite steamer Here Cas-
ss,a w n.nson viii ssv. spring srsst ~ N O'Clock
alp sh, Piee Ne s. N. r., A. NJ, returning byBPT
Pave % ssat Dtaa Aching tackle AUd haA wv y ~
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HOMEsTEADs.

pETERavILLE HOMESTEAD AssoCIAr ION ExcuR.
sion and Pie Mic psry19 I;t Tuesday forming
by Shetons well known baud The e' RI denoted by
Tag win be in readiness at tho New daven Railroad dep.t
in Cantl street Several good win address
pany and point out the signal benefits that already
accrued TO many who have johed land and
inperceptiby paying small weekly inst meuta become
SCISSORS Of good home Every member s expected TO
petent at the next regular meeting, Monday, M
AID all hose who wish TO enjoy themselves with
their friends to meet Regular meetings held every
day evening at American Hail. Of Broadway and
Grand street. by order Committee of Arrangements.
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Hiram Anderson, No. 90 Bowery, prepare


tory to making extensive additions and alterations the
offers for few weeks only the choice Of the
entire stock Of English royal velvet Turkey mosaic
aor oclGths q feet wide 90 - "xtrsordin.ry low
Ss &c. 3D. yard Also $50 pieces Of Amerioan
carpet At g. Cd &c. 3d., 49, os per yard and large
30 yards EACH at about onehaf their real value Also
1000 hearthrugs at l6s and 20s EACH
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EOR sALE.A LARGE AND DESIRABLE AssoRT.
ment of linen drills and coatiugs.
BLACKWELL, WHETTAORk CO., william n

GREAT IMPORTATION or MANTILLAS-FIvH
Vt thousand exquisite In plain and embroidered
sk, runisd snd frlsd ditto lace tssue Grsnadine asd
the sub:ebsr With view 70 meet the increased demand
tho season be sold reduction from 70 TO Is psr cent
from cost Of Importation The entire subscribera
stock selling similar reduction make room fe
purchases. GEORGE BULPIN,
Paris Mantlla Emporium. No. S6l Broadway
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Gentlemen From Louisiana, and from the
South and West generally, informed that ALFRED
NUNROE Il CO.'S one price clothing establishment 10 at
No. AL Broadway, between Howard and Grand streets,
where found extensive assortment Of
we'll made embracing all szes for men and boys
formy low but deviation in instance from the mark
ed price. n B.Clothng made to order in the very best
manner and at the shortest notice.
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u nj berry.

Mourning SEns The most Elegant Assort-
Of mourning silks introduced into this market
now on exhibition at BARTHOLOMEW 4 WEEDS new
mourning store No. 55 Broadway between the st. Nicholas
and Metropolitan Hotels.
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Keep shasy-If you can't keep Shady DO
the best thing to insure eomsorbuy one Of
fashionable, cheap. KNOX continues At lS IaSon
street. where he to supply the entire
with the best Of hats
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AlIDonS Hats We nre now Ready 10 Fur.
nish the original Alboni hat As introduced hy any
Suant ty by for ~ per dozsa sngle hats ~ So
Kcne genuine sxcs pit made by LEARY CO. leaders and
and iAwsduoeTs Of Fashion. Astox House. Bxoadway,
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Diamond Jewelly, at Manufacturers

prices-watohss By the best European makers dia
moDds In packages in lots to suit purchasers silver
and ewsry Of the very best quality at the
turers prices Tor essh or approved paper Factory 3
Broadwsy, second floor, corner OF White street.
DAVID kAIT, Importer and Manufacturer.
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Have disappointed hitherto in the TT Of these
tcesY have you complaints to make Of napnpstuay in
Aston House. the perfection fit and the punctuaty you
have failed to meet with elsewhere.
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drab beaver and pearl felt hat and sold by
RAFFERTY, LEASK at their usual low prices OF SO and
a. would quite enough to insure tho fame aud fortune
hater but the introduction OF the daIuerreotypo
likeness every person buy of their inmitable
feature, and belongs solely TO them. Call and
N IL free OF charge. RAFFERTY, LEASK, No. 5TCht.
ham street. opposite Chambers street, and on the corner Of
Chatham nd Pearl atreets.
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NJ
VNANTED-A SMALL LCy5C COTTAGE sTYLE'
conveniently but In the upper part Of the cay =
che neishsorhood Of Fourth avenue in peasant
noe, or SIC Bowvry,
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Corrt Northumberland Dav.

UNITED STATES DIsrRIcr CoURr-Nos 80 So to A.
SUrREm COURr-Crcuit. Ffrst-Nos 800, n,
1856 1856 1877 552 72o 75s s0S s0a 800 s07 $40 to sls
1l96, l. 400 1.49S, 400. 1901 to 1910 612 16i3,
1915 to 6I8 $50 to 1926 628 to $685. 1857 to 545
1647 TO $40 1851 to $685. 567, 500 to 1572 1885,
1,136 ], 1862, l 208, 1.421.
SUPERIOR CouRr-(vwo Branches Mos. 1,1S5, 98l,
6o6 coo, 1878, 932, 221 to ], 26h ], 268 to 1,27b
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five cents Until RLES a CO combined Tho late German
French discoveries the with the American n
portraits Of equal merit seldom Witnessed
and tho with which trec hundred fine pictures
taken and finished and sold for twenty five cents daily
ehnllebge all cor petitien. Rooms, $50 broadway.
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lsorteage Sale or Highland Propel

wish remind readers that the extensive mortgage
Of the beautul property known the Schcnck sit
ssted at the Highlands Of Neversnk Shrewsbury will take
place this at IL O'clock at the Merchants Exchange
NICOLAY auctioneer The property consists Of
'front.' and rear and from 2O TO ais feet in depth Also
Sehoncs Pavilion together with from three
tho Pavilion For full particulars refer to The auotonee
No, 40 W All street.
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Worlds Fair and Crystal Palace Depot, AL
pN ~ NJ ever sed al x nsr
below usual Broadway retail price, Mandatory and
Wholesale department. fourth story Please call and
anime, at II. d. JONES, Al Broadway.
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Gentlemen ~ Whom 81,

Gentlemen 20 Whom SIX and q Quarter
object they Fosters
est clothing warebeuse Corandt street. from part
u the CITY, where he still the
fshonab handsome extensive stock OF good clothing
60 be fouad In New York. II. L. FOSTER, n Cortlandt
street.
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INSTRUCTION.
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MUSICAL.

MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.-0NE Or TWO PUPILS
M will be instructed the pisnoforte by young lady
sructsd at her residence 80 quarter Iuirei
20 out, $l2
AEUsICAL-TWO OR THREE EXPERIENCED PER.
l wanted to take joint 10 in concert pro-
posed to be given the 4th of July Direct to No
Broadway Post Office, with and address.
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nrTICERs AND SEAMEN Og ThE UNITED STATEs
" Navy whs served in the Pacific from 1919
70 1902 receive their extra pay Of r. T. Belts agent
70 Wan street, basement
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Sul0ndld CarDetlng1-Gfroat Understandable
sNiTH 4 IOUN SI5ERY No. 448 Pearl street daily
sewing al supplies their stock Of splendid velvet
Rrussels three ply ingram carpetings Having
peculiarly fortunate IN pareh.sing pre- voas 70 the
per cent less than present market rates.
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FRoM-Hospital Bellevue IL Peniteutiary, Blackwell's
Island, q LunStic Asylum. Blackwels Island /; Ran
dell Island, l. City Hospital IS; City Prison. q Aims.
house, Blackwes Island, 81 Colored Home, 81 colored
persons, IL.
Interments returned from Wards Island IA.
THOMAS K. DOWNING, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Once June IS. 1853
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In strong the idea that rapid revolution
must take place In the art OF sewing that grandch
when told that seams were BY and
oreduy" This great revolution in active progress
and the agent by which is effected Is Singers patent Sew
ing Machines These do perfect
of material which other machine made do They
exhibition and for sale 1T the Office No 93 Broadway
]. NJ SINGER CO..
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Peerless I'm Style, Graceful In Outline, In
materials its entire trueture una
cd and the Rocky mounan ane
universal admiration Call at their ~ sae rres
want article Of gear make your seiec
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Trosses, shouI,ier Braces, Ell

TrOsso6, ShOuliof Bfaces, EIaat1C S6OCk1ng1
for enlarged veins Of the legs elastic caps spna
braces ladies' belts and club
and bow leg Instruments with assortment Of shdren
tYussss, at No. IL Ann street, near Broadway.
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French and English Engravings -
Canvas, Drawing Papers, Squares,
Colors, Pastel Crayons Pencils,
Brushes, Water Colors, Dviders.
Also glider materials. For sale by W. SCHAUS, No.
3Q3 Broadway up stairs.
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GRADINo SEALED PROPOSALS FOR GRADING
" AL the streets o. the village Of Clsrsncsviis, Long
vim % received by the uudsr.isnsd July next W:
.ns street, 5uns 7Ys JACOB rscARE No. @
saIssr Of Division 70 ts capital stosl Il
The above bs9a win please e take no sAfs The ass In
q q the LIST Of July ns1 s5d.s q As Beard
s. 5.. o. TEE
from Jury duty already such a. this once
lass
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT FOUR MOTIFS.
en & and is: END n S Sssr h sss
OF ans the as sy
rs.tssr The following statement shows the amount Of
wLL&ss, NJ ~ i1 ,s2. .sISSI1ssl
*%Essss n: fIss f.: & Il. months
w. ioRxcH scHEPlEEso. e. . 81 Beaver e. street.
NoTICE-THE PUBLIC is cAUTIoNED AGAINST
ssrdasr sfs for "s Ssas G
~ IVY D' - 'A'' 'S0' '''% a iSSs 4 HALL.
OFFICE PANAMA RAILROAD CoMPANY-NEw
scas R::Hs q THE The B..ss e
FOR b closed three O'Clock this day
until the arst Tuesd y in July next preparatory TO dv
psa On 'n' stock no"
Sosiss y S!:ssss :. D1ssss.aSssiss Ss:sss s!:.
s &: ss; Sex 4 5 made i: .s.
4:
syr.sg.s and usiss Direct Railroad Company Reahss.
LssspSs
ns,tf Pal, Rsroas Company d the Buffalo nd Lock
s.s.' e.
Of certain Railroad Companies whereby said several
n & s
f:ss. .sS
sss &
% ss ee s s 5 sss:
Ds ~ sA s.y n provided for BY the said agree
Albany asS ssEIS SAGE R fl..s Company
ssxy tHs T5sy ki9fs csSs:e'
the 0a'' . SsN!P'f,sk sI'fs
JOHN wi H1slfS se..as1R
iIs 9sis sa'fs.f
fPs vslSa p'5fis Msrfss Gs@s'n
heA''' ;o SD FEED Company
oftho Buffalo aud Rochester sairoad Company.
mths Rochester Niagara RAILROAD C.
9th. pnr.o .nS P k.;1sas
VIII.
three o'clock for sbing the aterals doing
work necessary for the erection and finishing Of
school building the north side of Thirty street.
between Tenth and Eleventh. in the Twentieth
ward Separate proposals. will be received for the masons
work and for the carpenters work and
RAILS and bidder addition propose for the whole.
The plans and elevations be the oce of the
Clerk Of the Board Of Education New City Hail. Of whom
Or q either q the printed copies Of the spsc
endorsed "Propoi for Twentieth ward SCHOOL, may
eelivreo The school officers right reject
bid not deemed BY them the best for the public interest
ated New York June 16, 1888
JOHN G. Butler, 80, Eighth avenue,
Chairman Of School Officers Twentieth ward.
HENRY MCLEAN, S95 Eighth avenue, Secretary.
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THE TRADES. &C.
AN ENGRAvER ON STEEL, ETCHER, AND SUPH-
IA Tor dranEhtman, wants nploy would prefer to
70 q weetern city. ADDRESS rtist Heralt ONCE.
ITO MACHINISTS AND FINISHERS.-WANTED
twelve good to work at lathe and the vice.
gatuck Iron Works. Conn., Apply nine and
o'clock A. n to CLARK JESUP, Agents. IS Exchange
place, near William street
ITO PRINTERS.-AN INTELLIGENT LAD, AC.
i quainted with composition, will hear Of desirable
situaon by applying In medatey, at the once Of the
ITO SAILMAKERS-WANTED, SAILMAKER ON
board the ship Queen Of Clippers hound TO San Fran
cisco and back Gosd wages wilt be given Inquire Of r.
D. FOWLER board tho ship pier No. q East River.
ITO COACH TRIMMERs WANTED, A FIRST RATE
coach trimmer, accustomed to light work preferred
Apply at loopers coach factory 80 Charles
T,INMEN WANTE0-FOUR TIN PLATE AND
sheet iron workers wanted. None but good worknen,
and those accustomed to shop work, need apply.
JOHN MASON Stove Dealer, So Eighth avenue.
VUANTED-A BRITANNIA METAL WORKER A
w good workman american or Epslish may apply from
Broadway.
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Weekly Report OF DeAtny,
In the city and county Of New York, from the 18th
to the 25th day Of June, 1853.
Men. III; women 105; boys 49, girls, l67-TOta sol.
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EXTRA PAY.


LTxTRA PAY.-U. s. NAVY SAILORS, WHO sERvRB
u the o. 8. Navy, In the Pacific Ocean, mt any timo
from 1886 to 1852 obtain their extra dsubls pay Of
EDWARD BISSELL, agent, and Qate) parser u 3. NAVY
No. ~ Soukh william street.