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~ EUTI.,n LINE or RoAF. For

N-sl. - ~ ELtlshL liNE o. BOATS POI
mnW M LNNCHBURG.-ue Canal H.ts
&- CLINTON, Captain Donald, UNION. Cariai-
" NJ. ttnsrt, leave regularly on WNuNEsuAr. uEILr. Crbf,ir
Johns. a. pa PATCH. Capt Cook, leave regularly nsarraniys.
These Boats are compelled Co leave rs alycri.t.I. ia 0rTrr ..
make i'slr REGULAR irps. Slipper may therefore dsp..L on
t..- r. -aIlaty. 80 way freight Ltkeu.
go Fft-ht r~ hGs line utay bs sent le on any f.v e~-s..
SATURDAY, after 2 utack, p. ~.
ua2-t A. s. LIE.
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RzNOh IA VAGINA zluIEG%-
A. Through by Canal Packets to Euclana-. fe-FTaHWt
pa Stages to the Red Sweet aud SweeiS&zHS@
To the White sulphur. ....- -
Through by Canal, Lyuehburr aud tennessee Railroad !" w.
and STAGES to the BED Sweet aud sweet springs, .---'-"'ss 60.
Leave Eiehaahd daily by Packet 5o.. for l Lyasbbais - ~
S orSaa u : a ! ? r -; ~ Ssandays eHssP'sd1 aad arrive in Lynch.
u aZ M b. ~ Saj Ra@[ we ss, .A SSt day DAY a J r N.
r. L]yrSh5arr- ps.,.pstr. egpS S~ "a II ~ a. Tag.-g,
7ss'se RAil.oad, leaving daily IT a. NJ, aTiye at Boassck. at
nyirs at p. n. Leave Eext A. NJ. a~tdIyusLt, arrive At SLe Rec
me While, 40 nns.j 5y 10 An, Ia less tian'2s days f- osI Riss,
- shortest distance BY stage on any other route than III,
Pss,sassr : she Natural Bridge, Lezios,oa, Roekb-dre and
..1ses N- =; Gin " ,IP sS y1t Hs ) sPr.sa SSnEsst sit- a Daly Lane o.
miles. Lave E.shnoad All p n L al s.-y 20 80 ASan ID
ti'gr second -ay atiP NJ, laI Lexington atI 4. NJ
kT5Hrn,aE, Iaye the White Sulphur AZ ~. NJ. aad The Sweet
Pm. Leave next 4. Mat dAyusl;, and aurye an B,nssrsS .,
lS-p leaving At ,. 81. aad G Sr, +. = IN nj Rs ISaass' her si,5 d..
> 9.S.sk SSnnseyns via tae Northern and sou,as5a cars, lnd
c. r e. af tsv sf RS Sasssii1 T. e = Esi F . and ., R-sss.ashaa
H 1.aysi s'i sai ias S.assS Il @5 Charlottesville leave T4,5ay.
ss-A 'Eos EIoaSoSg FAEa FROM RICHMOND
e Natural uddsg. 80 5 " Rat1 A Hl 81 ri8s.' y"
=. Pssssss sPrins-..-. ; - " ". and H. springs 800. 6 -
ga BOYD, EDMOND : DAvESroEir,
~MfIHTNNr ~NOTiCE-Tobasso aT other msT-S 49,
bliHmore, TO the care u Jasgb Brandt, Jr- ArcnszexG2
ae, oifssalau' and the sou t'l apd Me y 5y5 BsI5n 70 Wasel-
sarded free q commission by the baltimore ami Ohio Rzrr5ad
- 'Tsfs, VII hnd .Lis the most sertain and exps.iiuious route.
m--e LUpLAM 3 WATSON.
l4NvN GkNi.-A most desirable store Eoom iu the WhiF -
n blil4ins. Tls store Is admirably adapted % the pur- Ll3;
poses CT a r.t1I cstahishmeuto % any description. Is 10 LII
eali,y seems 70 render IL epsio7y disirabIe hg Furniture = -
Eoon, or Jphoisteuur Establishment. For terms and otber uar.
Hcullrs, apply ~ WhiE chce.
-. ksNOE SALE, on ltssral terms, q handsome nev Brick Cot
-", 4 tasc, on Clay street, cgu;a Mug ia ro5ms. re H.
- i's1" 'or'y eeteu Clay street Toi .ms apply 20
matt HILL & TALLEY.
HNuh HEAr-Possessi1n given m tHe arT. JAY peyt-I4
~ The house AZ present occupied ty Judge Mason. on te Ca;
corner Of Cary and FIth streets. Fr terms. apply 20 III
hill a TALLY, Malta st,et,
AP-'-H Corner bglJE The Banks.
ENOt WI House On The corner q Canal and f
. sistasrccts. Possession given Immediately. Forferms. 81;
Apply % mhs6-I HILL & TALLEY. LII
- E'oR RESI-, ana Pgs'css.n gwen Immediately, tb,
ia, u House and Lot on Second and Jackson strs.la Iecsut-
L- y oecEFiri by vs.. :. PANEL, Esq. Apply o.
mh5 HiL 4 TALLEY, Corner below the Ha~ss
G DESIRABLE STORE MD CELLAR FUR REyT -fs.
Il store sul Cellar 1u Wall street, now ia thr otclIr.-ev .T
smith, as a Lottery CAee- ItIsad.siFablc stand Tor any sai %
hrtti business. iust-ssi2a given tlc lst of May. Apply Co
hH1 HENJAMlS DAVIS.
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LIKELY NEGRoEs|I- viii sen at my ohee on TUESDAY
en-, boys and girls.
njy2T BENJAMIN DAVIS A,-u....
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AUCTION SALES

- Nt0- nANs
SsLE oE y,LUaRLE LAND ~ Hs NE 49,.
IA ,,eso~s - ~ ., @sg.s nsz. esis. the a.s as q Aasus. sSas
proceed 20 .sn public saSass, ssass ~ sssss ~sss !. ss.s
Sai, and Eastern q S'I ps,,S Ear y g .ss usI'ss ss..s., =. N an CIR.
,as United STATE. v Winston and c,Ssrs s.s sas-a.' ass sss
mile; RON RehnoHd. on rs wsiss.suss ? as 49, rt ss' o. a..
VS Others; son,al9iOs aSsS, 80 ssrs.. sSsSss SslpsssS 70 os ssys
= iS5ysS and Sa, o n. land yin S- ,sAsi,.a q, IN. sale. and
aIa~ons'.s ?. S, ~ into Ies. - .u,, purchasers.
1s .s.' n three equal i~n.,iiren,, a, sG' 1-svs l "a .ss,sss;
sh,sh The Ba,sha.sr sto give ~. ssro,isss Soss., me tia.T Il !.
n. JoISsoy ca-n,.yo..
iyS-Ss.assssa, a pa.s ~ wssssroS GoopU. AOs;i-ussr.
4 to,paf, PoRrER AND coyFTE srGARs- -
iS bags p r%SaJ J,r rsssS5 quart. aud P'P,s
Ris ''H'i r fSsoc; 4 D ;'SIs sSs A. a; by
- GossETsoS. eaTss : ! ss s1ss lHn
oHmsLSGs LOAD, CRUSHED, AND PowDERrD SUGAR.
i1ao ~ Paekases' ioFsAie by
IL SnS.. nNoN BOARDS DICE A DICE BoxEs; DoM-
BP,5a'; Drafts Di..seiias@ asp.. ae, r6 rI .Ss :. MN sss Nae SuSs.ss
va BuLKLsY 3 CO.
" o. further supply Of the above Justly e.,ss,,,sa r ss,
=, ,Srrn, ~ e now prepared 10 supply our nienas az the io..
L2S - Main CO. co,
~ nhIss CRUSHED SUGAR. 81 bblE Powdered sugar "a.
". LEwIs WEEP a soS.
5so '''' ~ BaVfs srassi ''s a iiIs :, co
& T jsss LAoUATHA OOSTEF0,sss ag. sl AL )
pANENPokf, ALLEN a co.
N agents, anoat, for sale. '""'' aTset from tho
.9 ~ T. J. rEYroN.
us OF Is5a-'5S-J. ". RNNpoIP g h..
M I MonT Grey, BY B. DI.raeu, NJ P.-Soe cts
40. Is Bleak House-l2k eta
July No. Putnam's Magadne-Qs -.
Acts Of Assembly, iS2-yS-n
Do do bo1nd-si Is
Brother Jonathan for July 4th-i2H 81.
July No. HarPers Magasine-25 es.
rENONQUA BEANs-lO0O lbs. nrin. --E-AAA JS
n Sweet Oil for sale by nonqha Beans 100 boxes
I6 BENNETT q BEERS.
49, Druggists, las Main ST.
~'h SOCKET CHIsELS-Por sale bv MADE
ANDREW JOHNSTON a CO
iv9O Sign Of the Crosse cat Saw.
u Main street
, ST RECEIVED, 50 WHITE MATING
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C. ~HAErNELL 1 Co

EtbNh CIGAkS-We are this day IN receipt Of additional sup-
for saleby BENNEfT \ aFTpa
Jy2O 6.A
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AIhsNG APPARArUs-Hi or Sitting. spopr. H,sd sno.
:, fnnge, and Childrens Bath. fresh sBnnis
iyfs 't""4 d'rset ron The factory. For sale BY
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az Ahl "kATHER--The weather Is noa very warm ana
.n,B,t man, mn OF our eiliIehs are sweating IL cut in suits heavy
~ ". NE m"i winter, while Summer Clothes sufficient 10 49, -
r., y = and c3miortahie the entire season may BE- purchased afi0or
H--Is rs matter oisuTprise that those who have NOT snruIisl
tl5nseiyesdo not cone to the Clothing Emporium ia No 49,,
nd 2Val themselves % the rare advantage offered 10 pBrrbsssSs'
- HENRY SHAFFR
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SEN>ONNBLE O0D--Our stock f. sin very GOOD M =
= cat the attention ~ purchasers. Anxious 10 rek-c.
low. NSHAa Evoas
our as1ortnsn, Of Dress Goods s unusually COCA for the season.
VlcAs. &C. Al
Hosiery and Gloves, Of all kinds. HauJk-rcbf.c, co,,.
Esties, fans, Muslin ard Cambre Trimming witb 80 ~
1eut Domestic Goods.
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Ethtin DOLLARS REwAED-Ran away from The subscriber,
~ ~ the early part oflast month, a negro man named DICK.
purchased az auction Of Puniam a tavis, Of Richmond, and oigi.
naUy from near Benngltsvilic, South Carolina. The said slave h
about 20 years. ~ age, tack, has a Erum couutenance. abrupt Of
speech about Q feet, o. Ilnches hirh, Imps IN his walk from a
fracture 81 MS nigh. EJrcpfrd WILDE paid for his apprehension
and delivery 20 Puilsm 4 Davis. At Richmond, u taken out Of ~
county. fuIn-ctf mus a. rTTgr
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tOrAhINhtStI NOTlCE-The urlersigncdha have this day
associated themselves together, under the firm aud style Of
sedah q hADDEN, for the purpose Of transaeting a c. metal
tnihini~ion buinc~. In the city ot Richmond, and oncr their
ecrvErs 20 their friends aud the public generally, for Tue sale %
Tobacco, Wheat Flour, Corn, &C., with the pledge that they viii
use their best efforts 10 promote the intcrtsto all Who may favor
them win Their patronage. DAVID n. SMITH,
W. II. MADDuN.
NuHN on IMH street. NNnHEnN WnWHHumaa v-E -
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Markets.

NEW ORLEANS May Is, 1853.
The cotton market has been quiet t, day barely 1S00
bales sold at unchanged prices. Low mddng Is at &C.,
and strict midding, 9sc 10c The stock OF cotton
hand at this port amounts to 173 COO bales The
of receipts at New Orleans the date last year
il 24 900, and at all the Southern ports 259 900
bales Operators awaiting the advces per Africa
Mess pork is declining, sales being made at $15 25
Bacon is oko falling, sides being at 7hc 7Hc
Freights to Liverpool are at 7.16d.
CINCINNATI, May 90 1858.
1000 barrels Of mess pork bought to-day, New
York account, at SIS.
BUFFALO. May 20, 1853
Receipts since yesterday-Flour II 0O0 bbls: wheat
9s 0QO bushels 2500 bushels oats Is 600 bushels
There has been fair demad fer Western -four without
material change in price Sales Of C00 bbl A. 81 81
81 81 for Ohio, and 81 % for Michigan Wheat firm,
with good milling inquiry at 105c for Ohio and Mchi-
gan, and 75c for Upper Lake Sales 20 600 bushels.
Corn is not active, but without change to notice.
Sales 500 bushels at SIC 53c for Western mixed Oats
have improving tendency sales being made at Ale.
42c Ohio wbskey is at 20c Flour freghts at Soc
wheat l3c, and corn lie.
ALBANY, May 20, 1858.
No return Of receipts sent in. There has been good
steady demand for for the East and home trade sales
1900 bbs at 81 SO 81 90 for State and 81 81
common and mixed Western. Wheat firm and in good
request for milling bushels sold at 81 20 for Mchi.
gan and 81 80 for Genesee Corn in supply, but the
domsnd is good Sales Of 600 bushels. Oats firm; sales
1000 bushels at Acc 50c 5000 bushels Canadian bar
Icy sold at 72c.
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From the South.

THE MEXICAN BOUNDARY COMMISSION GREAT LAW
SUIT-AEOTHER VESSEL FOR LIgERIA-FATAL
ACCIDENT-LARGE FIRE, ETC.
BALTIMORE May 90, 1853.
TThe southern mail brings nothing beyond Wilmington
NC.
The members of the Mexican Boundary Commission
left New Orleans the 18th instant for the Ru Grande
The great suit between the heirs Of General
against Madame Pontalba and others, being claim for
large tract of land in New Orleans has been decided by
the United States Circuit Court in favor of the defendants
The ship Adene has heen chartered TO sail from Sa-
vsnpah with emig1ants for Liberia early iu June.
Messrs. Forster 4 Boozes shpysrd, near Canton,
destroy ed by fire. The frame work of ship and bark
was partially consumed Loss $40. 000-no insurance
bank in the western suburbs of this city caved in to-
day. burying three PERSONS killing James Hoay instantly,
AND seriously ipjuring the other two.
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Another Gross Anti-Rent Outrage.
AN OFFICER BRUTALLY MANNED, TARRED AMI
SCOURGED.

hhOeAACT UIOS0 Anthsnont OuIT6X6s
AN OFFICER BRUTALLY NAMED, TARRED AND
SCOURGED.
SCHoHARE May 10, 1855
Mr.. Lawrence proceeded to tho house of Jacob J.
Deitz on Tuesday last for the purpose Of serving
mons. BE found Mr.. D. his house. and handed him
the papers, D. took them and read them when he threw
them on the ground seized Lawrence by the throat.
calling him . damned scroundrel for coming to
papers on him. He then called to his family to blow
horn. when man named Hollenbsck, who at work
for Deitz mason interceded for La Awrencs who
aged to get away, and started off Detz fol-
lowed in pursuit. knocked Lawrence down, and held him
until four men in disguise made their appearance;
they then tied his hands behind him and took him to
small piece of brush by, then tore of his coat,
vest and cravat and with jackknfe cut of his hair,
occasionally cutting the scalp and remarkng that they
had plaster that would heal up they tarred his head
and body and poured tar into his boots After exhaust
ing all their ingenuity this way each cut stick and
whipped him until they got tired. They then tied his
hands before him and started him for the house each
them kicking him at every step. They made him take
the papers back but took them away again. when after
knocking him down again, they left him, and he
ceeded in reaching the residence Of George Becker last
evening. His legs, hands, arms and face, badly
bruised.
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interesting from Boston.

MASSACHUSETTS CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
Boston, May TO- 1858.
In the Circuit Court to day. Benjamin 7. Williams, of
Taunton, awarded 1000 damages from the Ports
mouth ssco and Portland Company for injuries received
by accident
In the Constitutional Convention to day. the Committee
of the Whole reported in favor of forty senatorial dis
tricts, based on population.
The House Of Representatives passed resolution
authorizing the sale of the State stock in the Western
Railroad.
The opera season of the Sontag troupe in this city
closed this evening. has been brilliant and proa-
BILE engagement.
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The Steamship West Wiad.

BosToN, Nay 20, 1858.
An arrival at New Bedford from tho Cape OF Good
Hope reports that the steamship West Wind from New
York for Australia with about 100 passengers had after
much trouble and delay succeeded In obtaining funds
bottomry at s5 per cent, and would sail for Australia
about She 7th Ct March.
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NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
Gallo on Lake Eric-Numerous Wrecks and
Less or Life.

BUFFALO, Nay 20, 1858.
severe gale occurred on Lake Erie yesterday ana
numerous disasters reported.
The schooner Andes beachsd at Cleveland; the crew
Were saved but the cargo of was badly damaged
Tho vessel win be saved.
The propeller Ohio put into Tonawanda With Eve feet
Of water In her hold having sprung a leak
Tho schooner Ellington loaded with railroad iron sank
neariSandusky.
Tho steamer Northern Indiana passed vessel name
unknown, sunk at the mouth of Toledo river
Other boats 'Vo 'ort seeing vessels capszed in the
Lake, nd their crews supposed to be lost.
No disasters have occurred at this port. A fishing
vessel capsized mile from Cleveland harbor VIM
Kelly, the owner, and two others, were lost
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cENTREyILLE COURSE. E.L.I.-TRoTrIsG

CENTREyILLE COURSE, l.. I.-TR0TTiNG.
"WEDNESDAY. May 18-Purse $50, mile heats, best three
in fve to wagons-wagon and driver to weigh 400 lbs
s. Mott entered b. &. Bull of the Woods. 1 A
Mr. Jackson entered b. IN. Fanny Barnum.. 3
7 Davis enter ed b m Queen Mary y........, 3
w. Sin onsou entered b. Richard III. ......
Mr.. Woocott entered CHI m. Lady Holiness. S
w Whelan entered b. g. Rat Catcher .... drawn.
Time, 1893 305-306-3A8
The above tro in its progress created great deal Of
merrment and excitement among the spectators. There
we're four sf the FIVE drivers and the horses
being all roadsters and to the ways of the
turf created the greatest sport aagin able The race
contested Geraely throughout and 1t progressed
the betti3g ehangeable possible to make
t. Richard Ill And Queen Mary the favorites Mt
the beginning Of he race; but after the rst heat Bull
Of the Woods offered at two TO against the hed
Fanny Barnum the second heat and then the hackers
Of the Bull began to look for chance 10 hedge, but
could net get Fanny Bar2um would have won the
but for the xperence Of her driver The marc
sading bone nicely, and winning csvsrly when her
driver administered an extra dose Of the gaa. which
broke up and caused her lose the heat The same
three lengths ahead within hundred yards
Of the winning pole his going very steadily and
would have the heat TO q certainty, had he not re-
sorted TO the folly hat he display in the previous
beat He again commsn ced nsgxnR the mare, which he
continued 10 do upta she broke np and fell to pieces
giving the race ard money 10 Bril of the Woods All
horses the track should be driven by experienced
Bsckes Of good horses do not like to loose their
money from the Rporanoe Of drivers.
PACING AT Eyw ORIxANs, May 11-Purse mile heats, in
harness.
Mr.. Moor. entered Tom Smiley. ey................. l
Mr.. Eon entered Burnett.
Time, 2.35N-2:a5a.
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From Cincinnati.

nlATH OF MERCHANT-SUIOIDE OF CLERGY-
MAN.
CINCINNATI, May 20, 1883.
Archibald Trowbridge, Of the firm Of Trowbridge &
Beatty pork merchants IN this city, arrived here from
New Orleans yesterday and died this morning
The Rev. DR.. Towtnson, methodist minister Of high
standing committed suicide at Neville Ohio, on Sat ar
day night last He had premedts,sd the act the cause
being general depression tenisg to insanity.
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LARGE LIQUOR SEIZURE IN MArNx--At Augusta,
Mane the 18th instant Marshal Jones seized forty
fifty barrels Of different kinds Of liquors. amounting In
all TO 346 gallons which had been brought ron Bcs-
ton Iby schooner Rochester and placed in sorehouse
Flspgs wharf. There no direction ON tho CASKS,
and nothing to indicate the owner Tho liquor v1h oe
under the provaions Of the law and dspossA
Of contraband, unless sa owssr appears aud proves
be CONTRARY.
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NEW YORK vOLUNTEERs-LECTURE BY THOMAS
IN f. Meagher.-Tbe committee appointed to make the
usual preliminary take leave 70
fered his services for the will deliver
lecture on Wednesday 9Th insk at Metropolitan Hall
in l846."
They confidently hope the fame of orator. and tho
sacred nature Of the osuse will insure large atenauc
and enable them to assist In allevstng the condition
who brave and gallant soldiers of the State contribute
protect in the the honor and interests Of tho
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New Mall Agent.

PouGHEEEPsIE May 20, 1863
John Abertson, of Poughkeepsie, has been appointed
Mail Agent the Hudson River Railroad, in place Of
Asahel Buck, removed.
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Another Fatal Railroad Accia ent.

PROVIDENCE, Nay 20, 1853 :.
An inquest was held here to-day the body Of Mr.
Smith OF Blackstone, Irshman, who was killed by
Boston freight tain at 10 o'clock last night in this city
He lying the track and his head severed
from his BODY.
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Jacob e, ss A. Ws:tsrvels Mayor Col Jas Curtis:
Hon Hon sS%:s AIa Ala sh.: f4.Iss
Hon. VIM. Mitchell. Aid. jas. M. Bard,
Hon Robert Emmst, S'' Aid. JACOB r. Oakley
HON sss sas A$ Al$ SSsa
#:: Sss us c.nps' z$ ss$S:
Hon. Joseph s. Basxorth. Gh.ris. oconSr, Esq,
Hs. Hs. Ss.isi SssI;i: Ss,
Hsn Hen H.R,o" WooaFIn S;.s Andrey Clarke Clarke ESQ
Hon. ssss Esq
Hon Hon VIM ss:,sssn''r Gifs1.. G9ss Iss ESQ.,
Hon. John Wheeler. James Mccullough, Esq,
Hon. Hon Michael vase Vase Daniel aspin psis,.n ESQ.,
James GSTs Esq:
Hon. Henry shaw 'S' John Mcciansoisn' sEsq,
sS ssa Ssa S.siai saiasss ESQ.,.
Cen Gen. S:;s Is; E1ss E:s sS: s: tssS::s: e..
Con. Chss D. spicer n B. Blunt, Esq.. H.
Gem Gem VI Storms VIM SosRseh %Risohsas ESQ.,
So = Andre! 1 Essss. Es%is ksy Esq.,
Col Col Tss: T:: F.fss sssrs Cha. ssssss ssssr hs. ESQ
Col hs,,hnn .sr Henry
Col H. d. Stebbins Capt Richard French,
Col j. B. Ryer, It. Col. Doheny,
Col J. II. Waterhouse, Hon. David o. Keefe.
Col Charles Rowl, Hon. Fred w. Wideknd,
Col John A. Bogart, Hon. w. s. Gregory,
Col VIM. Halsey, Hon. Thos. p. st. John,
Col VIM. Menok, George Law, Esq,
Col. Thos. s. Devoe, 1t Col. Charles Sweeney,
Col Abraham s. Vosburgh, Major Chas. f. Shea
Col Robt. c. Wetmore N. O. Roberts,
Col Ward b. Burnett, Moses II. Grinnell.
Col Jas. c. Burnham,
WILLIAM HALL, Chairman.
WIN. C. WHITEHEAD, Secretary.
Jacob A. Westervek, VIM. G.. whitehead,
A. c. Kipgsland, j. G. Coghlan,
Gen. VIM. Hall, X. B. Coleman,
G. M. Gen. Pratt, Geo. Henry KERN,
Col. 9. Yates, r. B. C0nolly,
Col. A. Duryea, Major James T. Stagg,
Col. Thos. s. Devoe, Major Garrett Dyokman,
Col. Ward B. Burnett, Hon. D. B. Taylor,
Comptroller A. c. Flagg, j. McClen aohan,
Andrew Clarke, Robert Kelly,
j. Lynch, James S. Libby.
WILLIAM HALL, Chairman.
Col JAS c. BURNHAM, Treasurer.
WIN. g. WHITEHEAD Secretary.
Tickets 20 cents EACH to be had at the different hotels
book and musis stores.
No. 5T Broadway.
In Brooklyn, at the store of Hon. GORGE HALL FutoI
street. near Cranberry street. and at the Franklin House,
Reserved seats ST. tickets for which bc
At HALL III SONS music store, where diagram Of thu
Doors open at 61S o'clock, P. NJ Lecture at PM
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AGENCY.

NYE / co., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
In Merchants, Valparaiso.
vs1lIIAn Sys A. RicHARpsor, AUGUSTUS LOMBARD.
Rcfercxecs.
RAHrrAeo-Hon. Baile Peyton
VALPAR AIso-Mossrs. Alsop Co., Hemsnway Co.
PAEAnA-Messrs Corwine, Bro Co.. Garrison Frits,
Wn. Nelson Co.
LIvEHPoos-Messrs Bowman, Grinnsll 4 Co.. William
Jackson, ESQ.
NEW foRE-Messrs. Il. K Collins 4 Co., Goodhuo Co.,
Capt. Rsra Rys, steamer Pacific.
BALrMOn E-Messrs John Henderson A Co, Thomas J.
Hand Co., White Elder.
san FRANCISCO Mesfrs. Flint. Peabody 4 Co, Husssy
Bond Hale, Chas. Donns, ESQ, J. II. Lyon, Eaa
BosroN--Nsssrs Ammi G. Lombard, ESQ, A. b. Brigham
Co, Oiiddsn Williams.
CAHroH--Nye. Perkins Co.
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NIIaCEI.LANEQUA.

DRfDGEwATER PAINT.-THE BEST ARTICLE EVER
IA offered the public for roefs decks and bottens Of
railroad bridges cars depos &c Testimonials spoc
mems be at the depot Of tho company For sale
dry in packages Of 200 lbs asd upwards and oil in kegs
of25 81 and 100 lbs by II. BoGERT Gsnarsl Agent. rs
Pearl street and IS Beaver atrees
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TELEGR APHIC.


PHILADELPHIA, May 20, 1853
Mac won the purse Of 81 500 TO day, in his trotting
match with Tacony, at the Hunting Park course.
Time, 2;33-2;3S-237.
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VNANTED SOME PERSONS, OR FIRM nOwN TOWN.
w chose engaged n the psintins business prefsrred
With full name and place Of hvsipe.s Progress Herald
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FURNITURE.


CUITES OF COTTAGE FURNITURE, ALL SHADES
Wood top suites $25 marble SETS SIS $500 Hotel
and boardi,s house proprtors and families win
ths above enc best ana cheApest suites be bought
where Mattresses and passsss made the lowest
sale prices, and warranted pure hair. ~
0ATHEWS kSTACY. b6 Byoadway csrnsY sorir~sl
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MMLINERY AND DREssNxAKyNG,

u1LL4INEHY AND DREssNfAKJNC.
1(0NNETS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS, AND
ID Partisan millinery depotThe undersigned is daily
ding to his large stock of the above goods the
richest ribbons and trimmings for dresses and mantas
purchasers that he offer them the largest ee
CANT assortment Of goods embracing article this
department which be found In this city. N. II. LICH
TEESTETN, 90 Bowery corner Of Hester street.
DARIs MILLINERY.-MADAME RANT FORMERLY
Il Mile Keep has removed from No $50 to No. 524 Broad
way and tes tho attention Of her patrons
her newly received Paris millinery.
DARIS MILLINERY.-MADAME HEEP FLAMME
Il formerly MILE Hcep has removed from No. $50 Broad
way to No. 76 Broatway thrd door from Clinton paceJ
where she has opened styles Of Paris millinery.
ITO THE LADIEs.-RICH PLAID sILKSb PRINTED
4 brases, Ac.-UBsDELL, PERSON LAKE, Tl
Broadway invite tho attention Of their
to select and varied assortment Of choice fabrics
BY the last steamer and ready for their inspection
Onhco.