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City Intelligence.

xntcluXences
EKEr.-A match between the irst eleven of the New
Club, and the first eleven of the St. Georges Club
be played on the ground Of the former club at Hobo
on "wednesday next The days play to commence ut
| be played at the same place between the second
ems of the above clubs. The return match between
Canadian friends is now in contemplation prepare
being made for 1t to off during the middle Of
month ut Toronto.
|lAkhc1H 0RGAS.-Mr. Henry Erben has Just com
ed very large organ for the st. Stephens (Catho
ehsrch, Twenty eighth street II is, with the excep-
Of Trinity, and St. Georges in stuyvesant square,
e 40 feet high, q feet wide, 1e feet Deep It has
Re sets of keys, two octaves nine pedals 48 stops
over 600 pipes. It will be performed this eve-
&. Particulars In our advertising columns
nrARY DrsPIAY-Yesterday afternoon the Fourteenth
iment, Of Brooklyn, commanded by COL Jesse Smith,
attached to the Fifth Brigade under Gen. Duryea
visit to this city, Being out parade In Brook
they crossed the ferry marched to the Park through
Stwo Of our principal streets and then returned
e again. They were accompanied by the Brooklyn
IS Band and showed themselves to be well drilled
hey were pleasing and soldierly in appearance
IRE AT HAR1EN-ARREsr FOR ARsos-Yesterday morn
about O'Clock are broke out in the stables the
Ter Of Third avenue and 128th street The stables
filed with horses at the tme but most fortunately
we're rescued from the flames. The fremen were pre-
| in large numbers, and managed soon to extnguish
Aames but two of the buildings we're destroyed and
srs were damaged. The loss was about s2,000-in-
I'd for 81 600 in the Aston Insurance Company Geo.
Taylor man who in the habit Of sleeping in the
les was seen to leave them immediately before the
was discovered. He was therefore, arrested on sus
on Of arson.
MOTHER FrRE-About O'Clock yesterday morning
hroAe out in the chair factory in the rear OF Nos %
80 Attorney street, owned by Daniel Smith, Of Will
sburg. 1t occupied by John Ryerson, William
rman and John Randall, chairmakers. The second
third stories were burned Loss about 81 500. In
I'd in the Granite Company for $500; Pacific, $500;
mems, 81 ,00O 1t is supposed to have taken from q
@ in the second story.
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On Thursday June Is, by the Rev. DR.. Potts, HENRY
Fl LEEDS to MARY j., daughter Of James Mccullough,
Esq, all Of this city.
On Wednesday, June IL, by the Rev Mr.. Somers,
CHlRIE OwKN to Miss EIEA WALLER, both OF this city.
California papers please copy.
On Wednesday evening, June II, at the residence Of
her parents by the Rev Or Marselns Mr. EDGAR York
to Miss RACHEL ANN DmAPEsr only daughter Of Albert
Demarest, ESQ.,, all Of this city.
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ADVANCEMENT on scrscE--A friend has put in pos
session Of the annexed information received from Doctor
joseph Dickinson Local Secretary for tina British
citation AT Liverpool
At the last annual meeting of the British Association
far the Advancement OF Science held at Hall in ssptem
ter 1853 it decided that the meeting should be
held in Liverpool, commencing the 2st September,
1854 We authorized to state that this meeting wiz
most probably be the most brilliant and most nunerousy
attended by the Swans that has yet occurred
The Mayor and Corporation Of Liverpool viii place At
the disposal Of the association their magnificent
buildng St. Georges Hail. probably the finest ably
room Ia Europe. Arrangements are made ON the most
liberal scale for the pton Of visitors and public and
private hospitality viii be ost generously exercised
The scientific professors and philosophers Of America are
invited to r present. and are sure TO receive most
hearty welcome.
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V&i uy10o SAyoAA "
was resolved that the sum Of e15, 900 be raised BY
.tion the ensuipg year, for county purposes The
ding COMMITTEES was empowered TO have the Court
ne repaired and painted. Mr.. Sou)e was Authorized
nrnish employment for the prisoners, as he may
n most advantageous to the county. The Board ad
ned TO meet on Wednesday the 9th Of August next.
no ladies Of Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church viii
their Strawberry Festival at Commercial Hail. this
ming. Rev. j. B. wakeley viii address the assemblage
.fy on the occasion.
uRGrlRy.-Tbe carpenter shop of Ephraim Pray, in
tn Second street, was entered by burglars during
inesay night, and robbed OF carpenters tools to the
ie Of about $50.
oIIcE.--A man named Thomas Butler, arrested yes
lay for stealing pocketbook, containing FIVE dollars
committed to jail for three months.
he Jersey City Telegraph says that of the whole mum
Of va'ehmcp appointed by the Common Council for
ensuing year, there Ia not Irishman (Roman
hoiic) among them.
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On wednssday, June IL, by .bs Rev James Romer, Mr.
Hi1RY w coxKy TO Miss NARY wooD, eldest daughter
of Isyid Wood, Esq, all OF this city.
On wedT esday, June II. by the Rev Dr. d. 3urch-
ard Mr. LAsnyn ". BRiGos to Miss SUSAN MUS, all Of
this city.
On sday, June It, the Rev Henry Ward Beeeher
al Iymouih Church, GEORGE BHmoE 10 Miss FRAsons
LouIsA, daughter Of John s. Hill all Of BROOKLYN
AZ Kingston, X. j on Tuesday June ID by the Rev.
joel Mann, M FRANCIS HAoADoRS of this city to Miss
EKATFn WELLS daughter Of the late Thos. R. Wells,
OF the former place. -
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

nR JAMES W. POWELL. 0CULItT AURIST ETC
~ devocs his attention exclusively 70 diseases che syt
ana from 30 o'clock daily at his oces 502 Broad
way. DR. Powell graduated IN Dublin In 1893 and i a
praetssf ~ Ills city for twenty years DR. Powens
lar Treatise the sye can he ~ his S8os
u may he the Of tstasure viii money
ospnet buys slso bis sestins eye and fountsis IA
which obtained tho medal A. tho Crysta PaRce and ths
nnest and argest collection Of human artificial eyes TIE
Union.
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Dirt Cartmen's Meeting.

meeting Of the dirt cartmen Of this city was held
It evening in Union Hall, corner of Twenty second
set and Thisd avenue, for the purpose Of forming
emsefves into society In order to protect their inter-
Re, and secure uniform rate of wages. There were
|er one hundred persons present It seems that the
ntractors lately nmated their intention Of reducing
p sartmens wages which have hitherto been Axed at
.enty shngs per diem, and 1t in consequence Of
~ reduction that the present strike has taken place
the previous meeting committee was appointed to
~ upon the contractors In the city and ascertain
.ther any OF them would continue to give the twenty
EhiDgs DAY demanded. The result highly salts
|;tory-the following being the names Of those con-
Ectors who gave favorable answer
fhos. Mcconnell, Michael j. d. McGlynn, James Mu-
~, Pat. Lynch, DAM. Haden, Mr.. Cummings, James
Mes, John Foster, Jehn ODonnell, Peter Murthsr Ar
|hr Nooty Terence Keon, Mr.. King Sandy Laird Peter
|ocry, Philip McDermot, Luke Curran James Duffy and
ines Robinson
These the Of the principal contractors in the
", and vote Of thanks was unanimously returned to
|sm. e 4~
he main object of the meeting last evening was to or
xe the society, committee being appointed to draft
onstituton and bylaws for the same.
r JoHN MCGRArH by invitation addressed the meeting
come length on the cause for which they had been
together. He urged upon those present to demean
mselyes peacefully and pay strict obedience to the
IN all their proceedings, and promised to lend the
his assistance until Its organization was completed.
I've understand that hundred and eighty persons
Jared Themselves willing to become members of this
ety at the previous meeting, and that many others
ed last night.
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Court Colendar-This Day.

UMrm STATES DgrRIcr CouRr-Nos. 4a, 20. 3s, q,
40, ~, ~, 80, 81, be, So to CO. -
6CrR,n CoURr-specal Term.-Nos. II, "a, 81, SO, Al,
~, 81 to b6, 81 TO CO.
srPxnnn COuRr-Grcuit- 9S6, 1854, 1908, 1179
ils5 1884 1861 1927 1851 1901 1892 1924 17Il lila
suruIon CouRr-Nos s54, sas 1T, 2ss, oe2,
1877, lsa. 1923, $780, 1145, 50, 81, so3, ll4s,
il52, 1l6o, 1les. ITO, l172 liza, Ira, 1872
ile4 1885, 1898, 67s, 107, 1877, 557 &c., 1898, lll8
no 779, $40, 77a, 0Os, sos 267 2es 1877, 1870 96s
lso, sos, $50, 2, i54, 21l $780, $685. 7s0
COMMON PIEAs-part Mos. 1896 1907 1905 100
to 1lc3 l106 to ll1S Part I-Nos Tors to 1882 1854
1CS6 to 1894 -'
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Wide Awake Hats, without nap, not the
old fcRy looking affairs sold genuine ar
ticle. now ready, In large and small quantites-
Q. H. ATKINS, 3l2 Greenwich street.
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Mealio's Spring Drab Beavers arc tne ne
Plus ultra Of the age summer hats Of all kinds
straw and soft bats, nd nhnitum. Call on MEALIO,
article cheap. " -
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Hats for the Many-vVe this day offer, and
willoontnue the until July 4th, accommoda
ton OF lAborng friends Of description that
for quality and price cannot be found
from u % TO y LEARY co. Hatsers.
Aeknr Houaa. BROAD uax
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That Hat.-A Beautiful Covering for the
head head Is RAFFERTY LEAsK's superdne Arab beaver
hserted free Of charge No. 81 Chatham and corner of
Chatham and Pearl streets.
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The Great Eclipse.-ThOse Twenty-eixht
isnaa vsys Of shs lsss eclipse o. the be
isry S63 Broadway Stereotypes erayons photographs
Of dagueEreotypes on paper, taken to Perfection
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Hats! First In Fashlon.--HalI, halter, 4I3
broadway Of LspenArd street. oomplets ssecr,
usHt Of all kinds Of hats. In new and elegant style
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Burgundy Wines, In cases one dozen each,
landing x.Heidelbsrs from Havre In store variety Of
srowths and best vintases For sale BY JOHN DUNCAN
SONS, 4Oe Broadway.
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Paper Hangings, Wholesale and Retail.-
Thomas Faye Co. az Broadway, importers and
1acursrs Of every variety suitable for The trade
Calf examine the samples the store
and new location Of THOS FAYE CO.,
257 Broadway, opposite City Hall.
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Uaxpesings, OH Clotas, &c., Ske.--A dtversa.
I'D and unique assortment Of these splendid goods whole
ala and retail be procured tthe popular establish
Ssas Of the subscxss prices shade higher than COST
WILLIAM McsaOkTY,
GEO h NAIBY. lk2 Broadway.
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"COme Rest In this Bos0m.n--Those who
wear the zephyr undergar ments sold at NcLAUGHN'S
shin warehouse 2 Green witch street OF
msy assured that they cannot have better bosom
Try them,
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The only One Price Store m New York.
Gentlemen in want Of fne fashionable and seasona BILE
clothing. well mAde IN particular are expected to
call At ALFRED MUNROE 4 co.'s. No. al Bioadvsy,
where article marked lewest price and no
deviation in any instance is made.
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New Cheap Observation-Disclosures & Lee, BAT
Broadway, Leonard street, have just received
large invoice of rich spring silks which they this
from sfty cent? 70 three dollars yard whsh Is
also telling black slks Of superior make very cheap
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The Railroad City-East New York Is soon
70 be connected by railroads. building with
al the East river ferries, and from its great
tr1sn OF these deserves TO be
called the railroad ctyf CHARLES X. MILLER Auction.
GER 1873 Broadway adysstsss great sale Of $40
ios In the very heart and centre OF East New FORK
take place on the ground this day. (day) At O'Clock
For msps free tickets, &C., apply st the oos Of
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Sewing Machines.-The Combination Of
needle and shuttle In Sewing Machines has been declsred
public opery The Decision Of the Hon Charles Mssen
Commissioner Of Patnts that this invention
made By Walter Hunt in 1881 ana that IL has been gysn to
socistes end. Copies OF this decision be
had gratis At any Of the offces Of n. SINGER CO.
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For Summer We.r.-we nd v,sa ~srtlar,.r

ror SUMMER Wesr.-We 40 wise gentlemen
who area ont ,beo~ing Ai1s old hats and
propose ~ vsat themselves with Floss and ele
CANT sppca rance for the TO make p,ins v
Ing ono OF koX's tnrss No Us Fuao asreet 10 s33
Broadway sel citing what they pls q
sotmwt ltnweii hno that KNOWS hats throw others
into be shade entirely in point OF beauty app arane.
ana economy of price.
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Now = the time to Test Its powerl
Would you shine In beauty's bower,
Making envious Ais cower.
Use CRISTADORO'S dye.
Bold and privately applied 1T No. 6 Astor House.

A Voice from New OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
June, 8, 1854 Dr. Gouraud-DeAr sir.-Some time ago
purchased cake Of yoY medcasd SOAP and md IL very
was covered now there Is scarcely sny 70 be
very many grateful testimonials virtues Of
0ourands soap curing freckes tan pimples eruptons
subtitle uproots hair from any Of the body Lily white
rouge hair dye and 81 the old depot Walker
Third street, Philadelphia Sheldon Troy, 10.
Universal Preference II given TO HIPS Inn.
proved Hair Dye conceded superiority
r. natural oolors ss black and mellow brown 80
applied at A Nassau street, and ~ drug fancy
stores generally.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye II stu tho Leading
article BY all scknov to be the best dye for
perfectly colorng Me hair the moment IL 10 applied Tens
Thousands In al parts Of the world proclaim 10 the only
way.
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Filing ont from floor and wall,
Forth the horned reaches crawl.
From zach crack the bedbugs creep,

Like Naobeth, to murder slssp y
The insects have opened tho summer
campaign. Dsse them ct oncs with LYONS. Magnetic
rowesr' ses iron poscn, yss death to bsabus:
way; 50 Dock street, Philadelphia.
veIpau's DiarTh0a Remedy and Cholera
preventive This celebrated remedy has been used In
sands Of cases. and single dose rarely fails 20 check
attack Of dsrsh1a Prepared only by RUSHTON, CLARK
CO. 65 Broadway 10 Astor Housc 23 and oil Brosdway
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Washington City Star, I'm this City.-Set
em ON beth aleysNew York folks be able to
read the fastest most reable and largest circulated
ne papers every MORNING. early
9anes are issued This movement cannot out work we'll
Received here by clock every morning. the
isst nights press To be btaned Of and boys
throughout the oy Mr.. G. COOPER los Nassau street
Is the agent here. \
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Jersey City Intelligence.
,osxr FnxxHoIpEas-The Board Of Chosen Freehold-
net at the Court HouAe ON Wednesday. An appor-
mea Of the State school money was made to the
,rSnD sownshps, ~ fsllows;- Appropri-
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Splendid Sporting Prints just RcceIved.-
Hsrripgs Fox Hunt series Of four plates beautifully
colorcc representing The meet" The % The d.
The KILL Price $50 for the set For sale by w. SCHAUS
eos Broadway.
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Rees q Co., ass Broadway.-92,O 900 Reward.
from S dway not the on Rees in this cty in
the dsuerreotype business Other parties assuming nv
name do IT without my authority.
CHARLES REEFS CO., 1856 Broadway.
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Holiness Patent Photographic Camera Is
not only the latest but
she art OF dsguerreotyping which has mp to ac
tate the protection Of pictures Patent rights states
2S9 Broadway. - 4. - -
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NOTICE TO Observation-Disclosures AND AFTER
~ this date the subsebs entire stock Of manas will
BE- sold at reduction a. he leaving for
Europe TO make his selections the fall One thouand
elegant sin and lace mantiias former price $40 and 81
very magnificent garments comprising Of the richest
goods OF the seasonformer prices sic Sls and SIS
selling at $40 S2 and &4 each Fifteen hundred very pretty
ersnadine, gtesrmcr and othor light mspAs AZ -
$3.50 each GEO BULPIN, Paris MantulA Emporium, sol
Brosdvay
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The Clipper Ship Hussar, tvcnty-six days
from Liverpool with 200 pieces splendid patterns
medallion velvet and tapestry with table
covers TO match, for HIRAM ANDERSON 90 Boee-y tue
prices In Europe.
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NENTREVILLE COURSE. LI-TROTTING-MONDAY
June TO- - O'Clock r. NJ match for 81 00O two mile
heats, to wagons G. Spicer names h. WhAlebone; h.
Jones names 5. h. Don. JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
TENTH STREET AND GREEN, POINT FERRY.-THE
public respectfully informed that this ferry Ia
regularly in alton good boats leaving foot Of Tenth
street. East River, constantl from four O'Clock 10
fifteen minutes until eleven O'CLOCK This the shortest
routo to the national track via RAvenswood IL
being but i've miller good road and all avoided
TINION COURSE, l. I-NoTICE-THE ENTRIES
for tho the frat day If the meeting will CLOSE
At Lafayette Hall broadway instead Of the st Nicholas
Hotel As previously a.nouncsd at vc O'Clock NJ, Mon.
day. and for the encceen,g pu the course. The
horses will start II two O'Clock r. procsey special
train Of will leave the south the at
O'Clock. JOHN I. SNEDiKEK. Proprietor.
n B-Refreshment and other privileges TO lot. Inquire
At Mr. Whites stables, of Bay and Elizabeth
streets. between ten and two o'clock
TTNION COURSE LONG lsLAND.-RACE NETTING
~ The races the above mentioned course will
mence on Tnesday, june 20 and continue three days
Same day--Purse $500 mile heats best in ave.
Second day. WednesdayPro Dretor's purse 500, three
nile heats same day-furse 500, mile hsats; entrance
third day 81 600 four mile
$50 half forfeit and $500 added BY the proprietor closed
with the folio wing entries 81 N Witten oh by
imp. Glencoe, dam Mary u, BY Medoc; z. Ten Brock
by Glencoe, out Of Sally Ward, years old
W. II. Gibbons b.k By Mariner dam Gsssandra,
All the above mentioned purses and stakes to be
BY the rules Of the late New York Jockey Club: NJ B.
the purses i've cent to be sdded and two
to start to mako
track will be In fine running order and trottins
wiz be allowed ON the track until the
JOHN l. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
MOUND ABOUT TWO WEEKS AGO, A LARGE SIZE
Italian hound dog Ths owner can have him BY Psy
SOLO q pay expenses Apply the IS Clinton
osT-IN BROADWAY BETWEEN BLEEcKER AND
sS4i
Sam sas x & i.n
T osT-A BANK BOOK ON THE ssAMENs SAVINGS
Ss M q
wav, viii be literally rsgsTdsd WAVE nrro,r
osTaAN g q Pc SET OF TEETH, IN THE NEIGH
y 30 PAID ss hsm n soSsn william street, New
T osTaA LARGE IVORY OPERA GLASS WAS LEFT EFF:
Nibo's street. wednesday evanins last The
'n'
osT-A hooking BIRD, FROM THE PREMISES
II Soe Wet Twenty fourth street. suitable reward
osT. OR AIsLAID-THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
sss'' . sis!s NJ 'ss; s.,:s
eight months IS on qssso Aps ~ i - a o
purchasing negotiating the payment will be
'.''' : JAMS HENRY MCBRIDE lo2 Broad street.
- yssrs old, sixteen hands high, long tall and white
name Any person returning him VI. ;: and
ted. Apply TO CHARLES WILLS, veterinary surgeon.
corner Of Tooth street and Bloomingdale road.
.---=-=-=---==----===--==---===-= -===----==--=--
REWARDS.
n OK REwARD-FOR AN IRON GRAY HORSE LIT
VAO tie dapped, six years old about fifteen
hands high full bg tail quick to .tast
Twenty second street and Third
one ~ sen Sins Word to g. D. CLARK ss Barclay greet
the found will receive the above reward
and the thanks Of tho owner.
@On REWARD-STOLEN, SUNDAY JUNE 8, A
VLU seventeen boat three thwArs stern benchse,
painted inside white and brown ebottom boards c. J.
Thome branded outde back bottom And bue
sunwsls JAMES LEE, No. l Washington street.
e10 REwARD.-LosT, IN LANDING FROM TaE
WlV steamship Arabia Ruasa leather bag, marked
u. on tho bottom with tho owners name ON brass
plate In front The shove rswar will be paid recsp Of
eO REwARD-LOsT YESTERDAY, ABOUT TWELVE
pO O'clock the Of Canal street and broad
way, purse containing ST. The finder will
wafdsd BY leaving II At 294 Broadway
1--WE DOLLARS RBwARD.-LosT ON THURSDAY
18th inst, bead purse with clasp, eontAinsg thirty
dollars In Hills and small medal. The finder will receive
the thanhs Of the loser q young woman and the
above reward on iesyns hs purse and money 81 the store
TO person who WI bring 10 "a Broadway,
Twelth street bay marc, about fourteen hands
high popy built black and legs short low tall and
va; ,u,h 's,s As psr,oH, on, b.n.ns sSs mare %
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MADAME JOSEPHINE BoyEAvHNTURE, CELEvE
WI dc Constantin), from Paris has just received, per
street choice invoice Of def Paris flowers and fssthsr q
20 examine this Importation which parti ularly worthy
their special attention. being the last importation Of the
branch estabshment.
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Bankers Chcveux Tonique.-f the Hair
dies you want 70 infsse into the skin the life hair
rensvisg principle This 10 greaty compound but
vholssonne tonfaue Price Is cents Sold everywhere
Hssdquartsrs, BARKER,S, 40 Broadway.
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BARGAINS IN SHAwLS-THE SUBSCRIBE HAv.
ID ing purchased The stock Of importer Of Canton
Grape haws 81 discount Of twenty per from the
Ding rate has also reduced h hroohs cash
complete disposal Of these goods previous
fan Ladies' therefore In want Of really shawl
GEO. BOLPIN, mantilla and shawl emporium, No. S61
Rroa
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WANTEp-s SITUATION ny A RfsPEcTABLE
w married woman as wet nurse with fresh breast Of
" Tx has the beat Of city rtcrenoe Can DO seen No
30 Elizabeth street, fret floor, front room.
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THE TRADES, sc.

CIVIL ENGINEER. NOW ENGAGED IN PHILA
n dsphiA wishes 70 settle in this city He fully
petent in all branches Of OWL also n Designing
and machinery excellent draushts
He vail give the best OF reference Address. Eng
nee
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


GENERAL COLLECTING AGENCY, SOUTH AND
" west-Onhcs at tlmirA, New York. Ali oudness A.
cured. Address OLSON PVrTIb, Eco, General Aseas.
sinrs. N, Y. Reference: Mssers. oCorner sulsrtos.
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OFFICE OF THE LAKE SUPERIOR SILVER oOMPA-
~ ny, ro.6 Wall street-New York, June ~ b3S.-
Of the stockholders Of this wilt ia held
this ONCE Thursday june "a at2 o'clock p. NJ, to
report the and for other purposes by
order. A. JAN SMITH, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-16

CPICIAL notice. SMALL SIZED Bass, ONLY
- weighing ninety pounds caught by Oscars bosom
friend ed nth hoof Chiuk Of tha troung for blue
fish of Fire Island and by friend
worth, will be shown up Mt IL o'clock this day, Mt No.
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