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II is then purpose tehr md mptve I'm House sp n-
make il conform ia a r=feft ~ tae slrot improve
fnents made in madrfn Hot l. Ihsin Hon. viii 'o
NEATLY FURNISHED and haar an aefo"oh. pln
o resort 10 Traveller. and Her-aHs Visiting Lynch
hurr-wHo ueithef ~ o<,. trouble "iI be- spared
Ia make thrir = 81 uHsaH. TO" fau-t .umpfnou"
and Elegant in thc stle-
Airu, he'd TO ihi- I4otc ieaBe at the maat CoMNo
DIOUS STABLES m the eftys vli#s i moHaeed Toy
two most tr4isty Il ~ pericneed pNl lEhN.
he nu,itts ensd .ti Vafe ~ the Hiff=tYe pat
,ona.y =, ha4 has Lfsf clrfaf,. extended ~ tz llo-
tal under the aaeaeni ni y ~ LsiRfel >n'Hl
the desire al rontinsior uuH errtis 5'r.'-tnR the
same. viii stnui fhefn - sHafn nu esef1'"us Ia enn
,nen, themselves e. the ai ll,if hIrH. the pub
lie ennrraIIN
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THE attention Of Farmers Is ulso invited To thes
W nrLs Lhar. vii be An-- L.--A. -.- m ---- a
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Rich JeWelry.

~, bavo beautiful selection Of dgnilrms lem, "a, e",
Fb Cmta tcals k'ys Guard hey, ,a na' of Earine
Lido . Bf,.he. ii The latest aud us'-t a!l'"Nea
i1.,,l p,ogc, Ring. and Gull Pins, Gold aud sh'o'
$ ecaee. mud nany other grlier. N inc "s we
s..,.u. - nertioni6 his adyenitemeot-t" VINO" wv
-. ,f#tg i,,itc the attention Of the public
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SIX sIBr Efa4a .safs1n.}
MAIN ST. iMa DOORS kkLaN e II Gk ..
LynchbuIg, Va
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Irnil-lsaad Mnlche>

Raii-Road watches
W. have good selection Of Silver Ii ,he sey,c,l
IT .siian. ,le- among which can be ionhu IN as
f4Irh nled Rail rand Time keepe,'' ,1.99NnucTOqS
..3..,assl.-Anaftrlcu which will warrant TOT '"'
-. III a. ,rirq. r.,rrc. fondine with qualify
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2e4 III; soap boxes So 1907 candles do o. ISL whale
Ill gallons. 60 -; rum, do. 6TS S02 Shoes cases. 80;
vine gallons, IT, 81 stationery, case. l, 20. Total
do 2 47s medicines, do IL, 967 umbrellas do IL los
grapes ard silks do 116 % pearl buttons do s. $780,
quinpe do 30 craDberries boxes, 3. 1885, pork bbls
81 ss7 beef, do. 2, %; -four, de, 1885, $40. Total.
$26S 464.
CunA -Hooos. 80 600 81 03o Shocks 800. 1883: ma.
chr cry packages 81 l65; furniture, do, 1872 1,2l9
grin dstoues "a, 70; carts 1885, coal tous, %. 1906
'esses l0O nails kegs 100 $780, lard lbs, n 65,
2161 butter do, 693 146 naval stores bbls, IL $780,
cement, do IL CO. potatoes, do. 100, 49, woodward,
packages ll3 salt sacks 600. 100 brooms dozens,
80 6S gunpowder, lbs, 800 1877; pumps !, III corn,
bushels AGO 304; smber, feet, 10 oo0 26l saddlery,
cases s. $50: tfuuks, % 235 clocks, cases. TO- 252;
glass, cases T. 800. Total $23 sol.
PoRTo Rico-Cornmeal hhds., 20 1855 pork, bbls 20,
3l2 butter lbs, CPS ST lard do 376 haS; cheese, DO
rice tierces 49, 40 candles boxes So 12o; manufac
tu,ed tob lbs. 1878 %; whale OIL gallons, 30,
149 lumber feet 80 ooO SAB; potatoes, bols 20, 10.
Total So 1914.
DuTtH WEST miles Beef bbls S. $475 picked Ash,
do 81 1885, vinegar do II "a rice do a. 500; -four,
At, pork d. 80 $780, meal, do 30, lO7; potatoes,
DO 10 90 butter lbs ITO 275 manufactured tobacco,
DO 81 9aG, 1857 lard do 766 So, hams do 1872 81 eau
oes, bxs $50 coo: whale oil gals S3 45; pi&nofore !,
$780, dome sites pigs 90 502 peas. bgs, IS Is; dried
fsh cwt ID So oskum bs 90 S. coils, 1SS o00
stoves, No 10 66 hpen ps 81 s4s medicines, l,
400 1886 SASHA, mats 100 los Total, SIS 3Sl.
MExIc0.-Coals, ,ons. CAT, $2,6s8.
FRENCH WEST INDIEs.-Dried fish, cwt o. $3l2 picked
meal do, Is so; naval stores do 49, 60 herring
bxs SEQ 100 corn, bbs l00 IS; slaves NJ TO- 300 lum
Der it. Is GEO. $50: hooks $780, $50; carriages q 50U
manufactured tobacco, bxs, 2, As. Total, $2,477
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him by fae Representations And this q what has been
done to President Pierce BY Atchson Lamb and Phsps
You Do ths honor 70 consider the main stay and
only hope for the central road and suoh entitled to
the support OF every good man in State am csr
tanly its Oldest advocate and its latest 1t WAS dead last
winter, until revived It. OF your public in Con
gress know Of but my self who now making
efforts for It; and yet assaed, and compelled to
contend with traitors in the while repulsng
. foreign foe in front
Your obliged fellow citizen,
THOMAS Ill. BENTON.
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Foreign Markets.
OUR COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
pEENAMRIi1n Anil y

PEgSAaBUco, april22 1858.
The brig Brandy wine sails directly for thiladelphs
with cargo of white sugar aud leaves only tse American
vee.ls in port the In ks henrietta eod saliote, both
load M 10, Boston, 10 s,ii in -four or five days
TioUR--Rtceip pts this moth have besn-llh 7o5
bbs baltimore from New York Fairy, sold at l6 20a
14th 246 isde tx Brsudy vine. reaiiioe; 10Th,
go Ia tpore Il ON Now Yo,k es Dove sold a. 1000
C,nrIsu-A cargo arrived to day from Harbof Grace IL
cold a. 1920 per orum .
bss been VERY wet the present month Whites sorh
80 10 axe. per ID erosns 10 SIC. pen ID on
board eithout freight or commisscn
IR.oars-lo Europe Go Lea. 10 Gi y. CD. AMI poo
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! HAMILTON CORRESPONDENTS.


OUR HAMILTON CORRESPONDENCE.
HAMILTON, Bermuda May Is, 1853
Derdytswe Of TIE AdssiraI Oucrhaung Of the Ship Glen
tdvp -ArriedI and S1eariR9 in Of Coiond PhiHpots
Adsssstarat0r If The Observation-Disclosures Of Go
vsrnor EHi0
Vice Admiral Sir George +. Seymour, C. B. and K c. H..
left these islands Sunday last for Halifax in his flag
ship tho Cumberland, Capt. Seymour. Sir George was
accompanied by Lady Seymour aod two daughters. H.
n steamer Devastation Commander Campbell, towed the
dag ship to sea. The Devastation gees to Newfoundland
for the protection the fisheries The Lord Bishop of
The diocsss was passenger in the Devastation Fl.
steamer Geyser arrived here Saturday from Grey
town Ncalsg ua, and leaves Tuesday next for Eng
land 81 N brig Espiegls Commander Hancock arrived
Saturday last from England and having communicated
with the Admiral then lying at Murray's Anchorage
took her DEPARTURE believe for the Barbados station
The American ship Glentarmer, Capt. George Chap
man, from Jamaica bound to Australia, with Of
ru and hundred and seven passengers out twenty
three days. put into St. Georges the ID instant want
ing water She was towed to on Monday last, by
n steam tug Kite. Previous TO her departure she
was searched ut the instance Of Lieut. Colonel Rohe
r. information having been rec,ived by HIM that
man artillery corps had de-erted at jamaica aud
vaa believed to board the Gentarmer. On Satur
day Just the Gentarmer about get ing under
way q naval officer board Nth orders from the
Adn1aO detdin the ship and hare further search for
ne deserto This the captain resisted declaring that
the Admiral had no poacr to search his re rchie yina
port mitch could only be dime under lcarrar, from
tie cir dsakoittes. The officer persistng in CARRYING
out his orders the captain resigned his authority on
board the vessel to him The search proceeded with
bat tho man could not be found. Capt. Chapman has
entered protest against the cond1ct of the Vice
raj in del tanning and seaichipg his vessel.
The Merlin arrived here Nes York Wednesday
evening last Col Philpotts arrived in her, aud,
senior military oce in this command he yester
day in administrsor of government He Is
brother Of the Bishop of Exeter lieut. Colonel Eden
who has been administering the government for the lat
eight nine months, with much sati acon PEG
pe takes his departure Monday next in the Princess
Royal for New YOGI, ON his way TO England
Il is reported here good authority that Capt
Charles Elliot has resigned his commission Governor Of
these islands. 1t is probable that the government will
therefore shortly fill up the Office
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FINANCIAL.
MC am nNO LOAN ON THE MORTGAGE
DO.UUU.UUU Bonds OF the Illinois Central aaii

"A g..
18th Of June next for three millions dollars Of is
be r.y a. h
pany in the city Of Now York the first day Of April
same place msnausy ,V the Is. Of April
In each at the rate Of per cent per an
These bonds secured bv hrt and only mortssgs 70
four miles in length millions land
the yisni. Of the iOad granted BY sid in its
Tho r. snass
MILES will be completed by LIST January next and the re-
% o. r snss line :. s' Isl su
for At the low rates ruling since
and now constantly arriving At New York aud New or
The Of bonds which ean DO issued under the
mertgsso seyen,eea millions Of dollars. Of which have
In States asd sSis and other
seven per cent bonds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o7s5.M
Total ..... ;. .sl0,7ssyoOc
The company win give % Subscriber 70 TIL. lO.a
whose biz . b the e 5 ss5ss
shaIe. so eaeh for each bond Of subscribed and
paS iS s % as viii be-
evidence Of such right to subscribe when the stock shall be
h the directors not exceeding the then called
the redeem q the bond;
with twenty cent premium and any accrued In
proposal win received any less than psr apd
the the right to accept proposals Tor a0
s sls allotted TO Zach
and the balance called for by the directors not
2. his option in full and receive his bonds At sn
prefer in lieu of the bonds hereby offered to
six bonds Of tho character In
issued for the London Loan Of S5000
lar such bonds will issued bn in such the subsc
Der will be required pay London at the
rate wit f2oS &C. Sd for each bond Of 81 0O The
stock to such subscription will be also regis
tered in London, the same terms and con ons
that registered there preferred and div
bends being payable there ct tho same rate Of ss
change.
Interest WIN in all be adjusted payment Of tho
Anal instalment.
Proposals WIN be received by W p BURRALL Treasures,
ao snS emee q ths No. 90 - a M
Of Illinois Central Railroad Company"
Reports documents showing the financial condition OF
the company the progress the and all
formation relative It's affairs and prospects, be OBJ
tanned application the personally by let
OBERT SCHUYLER President,
DAVID A. NEAL, Vice President,
W. p BURIAL Treasurer Executive
GEORGE GRISWOLD, Committee
MORRIS KETCHUM.
JONATHAN STURGES.
New York, April q 1853.
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= BRITISH ARMS.
7 HoNI SOFT QuI NAL Y PYNsR.
4 DIEU III MON DRoIT.


Tuesday the oath May inst. being the birth day OF
Her Most Gracious Majesty, Queen Victoria the inhab
tants Of the town Of ST. CaharLe to %
serve 1t as a holiday. BY order Of
G. WILLIAMS Mayor.
H. SLATE, Clerk.
''God save the Queen +"
In Toronto the day will be celebrate with due homage
We learn by letter from en that the nhab
ants Of that city intend 10 pay every respect their
sovereign. The Mayor Mr.. BoSes, has issued procla
nation for all shops Offices and schools to be closed and
announces that the day is to BIS kept by public re-
jocing La the evening there is to be grand national
union ball. under the patronage of the ST. Andrews st.
Patrick's and St. Georges Societies at which all the
fashionables Of the city and reghborhood will be pre-
sent We have received the folio wing polite invitation
s$*&%s@s #*ss..
GREAT BRITAIN
sssASAS tz**ss.sh*sAsSs
The honor of the company OF - - is requested
by the national societies OF St Andrew St. Patrick aud
ST. George at grand union ball. Ia commemorA Of
Der Majesty birth day to take place in St Lawrence
Hail. here the evening of Tuesday, the Gath instant
Dancing TO commence IT o'clock
A. DRUMMOND, Secretary to Committee.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Angus Morrison, Esq, President St Andrew Society
d. Hayes Esq LIST Vice President ST. Patrick Society
Jos Ridout, Esq, President St Georges Society.
A DrunmoDd, Esq. j. Hainsn, Esq.
K. S. Miller, Esq. J. T. Arnold ESQ.
Toronto, Nay, 1858.
In Hamilton there viii be royal salute and ringing of
the bells of the city at o'clock in the morning. IL at
noon, and at o'clock IN the evening procession of
the renen societies and citizens will march through
the prr cpa streets At O'Clock under the direction
of the Fire Brigade the following amusements will take
place.
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OFFICE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY, NO. rs
ds,. ...S :.
the aboy. win 30 payable .. .h. efs,
s .. the t Icni sh
pAc!FIc RAILROAD LoAN-EoUR MILLION
on Of mSI :so bends Of sSs 3
ss s nil
ons dollars each payable At city Of
s III Ss with
em annually the of January and first Of July in
''f rate
the e. GrS an s Inc In
granted h Congress- to aid In its construction and
a1sS and nreg miles in length About
land not included in the mortgage set apart to aid in meet
Forty Of the Pacific Railroad from ST. louis west
reaching naS1s saps State
60 m ss 5 Hd
ii the construction s1ceen. machine and shop,
eys required tho whole six hundred miles Of rail
The Pacific silroad line extends from st. Loui, to tho
vicinity Independence near the mouth of the Ksnzas
sEU nsu os St. Louis
to the PART n teS sa n. s,1s
t sSl,a S Sa miles miles '-' S'p''N'
ultimate extension TO the Pacific with authorized
pal millions. and privilege Of increase under
Capital subscribed in Missouri 81 900 ooO Il which
ssSy Ety Witch
G 10 % ON the
by Congress now the property Of the Company about
One or the other Of the limos Of this company will be the
Central National Line Of Railway to tho Pseiho Ocean The
and surveys OF the United states govern
merit will connect with both. - ,.,
whole Of bonds which can be issued under the
MORTGAGE IL ten millions dollars Tho whole these bonds
arc land Of the company ana one hair into
Of tn. company within limited tme 1T the option
The company reserve the right to accept proposals for all
or any portion Of the amornt. .
Ten cent Of amourt allotted to ench subscriber
will notice Of the acceptance OF his
md tie called for by the directors not exceed
inr ten pei thy Any subscriber may however
is pton pay up in full and receive his bonds ut any
time. -,
Interes, will all DO adjusted payment Of the
final in stnlmert, .,aaa
Proposals i'll lie received at the office of Mossrs RIGGS
co. No. 10 Wall street New York, enclosed sealed and
Proposals for Loan OF GOO OF Pacific Rail
road of Missouri Laws reports documents and msp
wing the coalition relations and prospects oil he work.
nav after the frat Of JUNE application 70
Mcssrs. CANAAN X co. or RIGGS co at % wall
street tie subscriber personally or by letter at ST. NJ
choias Lote by authority Of The Board o. Iireesors
veAGY BACoN a CO.. BANKERS, SAN FRANCISCO:
Cal-Exctange London Valparaiso and ths principal
cities OF the United States In to suit Celeo'
cne ut Francisco in the intrrior OF the state
and promptly remted Refer TO anu draw on sne
Apeyesn Exchange Hank hossrs Duncan, Sherman Co.,
New ork
v,uHIJC NOTICE rs hereby GIVEN, THAT fBk
transfer ks of the Company will be closed fro th
ds.s until June lat. 1853. By order OF the Boars
Pacific Mail steamship COMPANY. Nev York Mayt ess.
TWAS LAND GRANTS BOUGHT AND SOLD Br
i HsLLGARTLE HERZpELD, No Hanover street.
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Queens Bh thday In Canada.

This day the anniversary Of the birth Of the Queen
of Great Britain AleAandrina Victoria, daughter Of Ed
ward Duke of Kent and Victoria Maria Louisa Princess
Dowager Leinirgen and Duchess OF Kent born
the oath of May, 1872 and consequently now thirty
four years Of The day win doubtless be celebrated
by the British residents of this country and throughout
Canada 1t will be observed as holiday.
The following pacald, which has been issued by the
city authorities of St Catharines it will be invites
the Inhabitants Of that town TO due observance Of the
Anniversary
QUEENS BIRTHDAY.
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ORNAMENTAL Iron WORKS, &c.


fNROwELLs CFLEBRATED PATENT CAST-TROJ
" Raing-The New York Iron Railing Company put
mp order every variety Of iron railing for buidas
parks oourts cemeteries &c Crowers celebrated
prin without rivet Wing thereby from
tyfve 10 nifty eents running foot They invite Grant
nations OF their patterns and work. 10 which they
stanty making tasteful additions sreemens may nowbs
In the cemeteries and At bull ngs In the cfy
Castron ard wrought iron work for budings bank s.A
vault doors shutters brackets light conrtng house destR
and counter raings tngs window guards wall stAyt
&C., at short notice and most reasonable charges Havns
their foundry they enabled to control theS
work. thereby AVOIDING delays and disappointments
com on 20 complained OF in this business cast
gs OF all kinds oxecued With accuracy and despatch
Foundry foot Of street. North river oce 6nt
wareroom, No. r. Duane street
ToHN Il. wICKERsEAN MANUFACTURER or WIRE
81 Railing Iron Fence fog Farms &C.. 32 broadway, New
York UrDams nts Iron WorkIron and wire ratings for
public and private grounds parks lawns dwellings, h..
from 30 cents 20 80 foot Iron bedstsads the most com
pete assortment in tbis cty prices from 81 to @ Iron
doge lions ketchDgf posts spring chairs set
tees towel stands hat racks umbrella stan
apttoons &c &c. Wokershams celebrated railroad ARD
farm fence 81 CO 60 rod Tho subscriber offers
the largest Of smenta work in tho United
states his manufacture Mt exceedingly loo
prices Superior quality II hair and husk attrests
JOHN II. WICKEkSHAM, warehouse 3l2 broadway.
wosks, 81, SO and 81 Lewis street.
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DIRK GOODS.

ANEW COoDs-TIFPhNY CUTTING ARE CON-
s.anty receiving 70 STYLES of plaid AMI strpet
silks ehavf nantiiies, Iaces ombrodcres, and printed
cooda ~ ali Kinds LARGO rtment OF new aconet and
printed In psoe to Is 81 Per yard, asos
come new ta,eg aid &C laRss at low prices.
NEW SPRING GooDs-MApAME yETAULT, No. NJ
IN r,oedysy has jur< received por steamer Aaa,
rorept % nes spring goods which viii he exhibited %
MONDAY MGy 49, Madame Votault would niosn tno pubic
nster from one the arst horses u ress Coed handa
wanted 10 seg on dresses.
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ClkY'lsD2is.

NAsToTF CLoTHING.--TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
worth wanted The highest cash price will be Literally
in current money for largo and small lots OF good
kft on clothing, of every description. Address through
Joet or call JAMES MOR0NbY. Mt his second nAnn
itore, No. II Orange street, neac Chatham
fNAs1 orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
Persons DESTROYS of converting their cast on arteiI
ier at bis tesidence, or u rough the Post once 49,.
l.. NJ. DUSSELDORF. No: ID ELM esfoe~
n B-Y,dics attended To by Mrs. nusseidorf
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CLOTHING AND FURNITURE wANTED.-h.aDirk w
and renten 20 dispose o. can receive au
cesb price bJ sending 20 the stores West Broadw place
near Canal street, aud ~ West Broadway OF eter si
Col o.
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REMOVALS.

-->~~~~>~->~~~>rS~~>~>o
nR. LEA HAS REMOVED TO STATRN ISLAND
IL where lie will practice his profession He refs re- to
nson Frances ard Wood of New York Hcusonnd
Office, Stapeton, third door from SeAmau's Retreat.
TAMEs PRENTICE LATE OF sl5 BROADWAY, HAS
81 removed his bu.iness Of Mathematioa tnstrumeus
mandatory t. No. Chambers street. East oil Broadway
r &D WALKER HAVE REaOyEp THE,h PIAn0-
o. rooms No. $50 broadway, two ioors ABOVE
street where will be kept good assortment OF hcv
pn NOE and those Of NUNS Co., and other Makers
TIPjanos all classes for hire Two good secona-
hand organs suitable for small churches for sale cheap
D.rNpow coyrFf HOUsE-w j. HOWELL HAS
IL from n to 20 Beckmsn street. and continues To
serve nm All decsces Of the together VITA EV
Howeiir home made pastry. highly approved o. calA
from old friends most respectfully solicited ~ D. 1ng
Iish mutton, lamb aud green peas, salmon. &c'
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THE NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS THAT ARE UNI
formed" will meet ut the Mercer House, 1T O'Clock
p M for the Of making arrangements to attend
F. keaghcrs Lecture at Metropolitan Hail. Wednesday
evening tho 18th inst for tho benefit Of the New York
Volunteers. j. G. BURNHAM.
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MARTIN VAN HOvENBERGH, ATTORNEY AND
M counsellor at law office No. 1874 Broome street,
the Bowery. Uno Francois cot CONSIGNMENT attAchs
bur
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COkO 000 TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE. IN SUMS
DACU.UVU to suit Applicants on property In this
prices from 81 500 $50 08O and houses in Brooklyn
from 81 GEO to $40 000 Apply to A. SERGEANT 10 Wall
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


INDEPENDENCE CHAPTER o. U. A-GaAND ANN
versary jubilee at their Chapter raerof Lispe
nard street and broadway Friday evening May q u
O'clock upon which occasion Chancellor Num- Of Valley
Forge Chapter will deliver address, Mr. George ohanAn
Of the Boisnnn Family will sing several Of HI, fs.or.s
bis of the Revolutionary soldier happy man.
&c Mr.. Samuel Brewer, the popular vocalist with his
budget of comicaties ~th several other speakers and
singers who have in the hndest manner The
public in genera politely invited to attend Brothers
Of other chapters requested to appear in rega The
brothers of Chapter will bear In mind that this
meeting the of the Every brother
is expected to be at the Chapter rooms at o'clock.
WIN. ii. HESS, Chairman Committee Of Arrangements.
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Tuesday the oath May, inst, being the birth day OF
Her Most Gracious Ma esty Queen Victoria, the inhab
tans Of the town Of St. Catharne requested to o.
serve IT as holiday. BY order Of
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NOTICE-T1IE CARIMAN WHO, ON THE ETH
IN instant took pair of large mahogany doors from No.
lol place TO deliver beard te soop
Oliver slip for Smithtown L. L. will please call at the
above and explain wheio he left them and
having knowledge Of them will confer favor and
be suitably rewarded by giving information above.
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NoTICE-THE COMMITTEE ON STREETS OF THE
IN Board of Aldermen will meet at the Street Commits
soneTs Once No 4 Hall Of Records, "wednesday the
26th Of May instant and take for final toe
subjects viz The extension of Albany street. -
Broadway the widening Of Duane street and the widening
of whitehall street. All Interested requested
to attend. WM ii. CORNELL. }eommittoe
CHAS. FRANCIS, Z
s. l.. III. WARD, Streets.
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HUNTING PARK COURSE PHILADELPHIA
IL Wednesday, May & sweepstakes $780, three tries,
$3.50 each: mile heats best three in FIVE to James
Ward enters e. e. Wha1ebonc James uamme enters =.
Boston Pilot George Nelson enters Mile Paugaud.
Trcttipg ut three o'clock. stages leave
the Exchange in time for the trot
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THE TUNF.

NENTREVILLE COURSE, L. I-TROTTING. = ON
~ Wednesday, May rs, at o'clock p NJ, match for
500 mile hea ts Lest three in FIVE. H. Woodruff
Crazy Jane to $50 lbs. wagon D. Pfer b. g. John
Moore to snlky Ompibuses leave Fulton ferry
at 2 o. clockP. M.