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Nv !. q. MCGUIRE, Auc,,oneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT On FOURTH STREET, Be
and +, fronting Judiciary Square, at aucionI
front Of the Premises Wednesday, the 3
o'clock the north half Of lot No s. In No.
25 front by 81 feet inches deep This ot eghy
from the Patent and Post Ohcss
md h q rapidly imrroving section OF the city.
Terms the balance in g. H. h. and "a months
payments Interest," aud be secured BY de ed
of upon the property
JAS G. MCGUIRE,
Jay2 6-d Auctoneer.
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Proposals for Stationery.
DEPARTMENT OF 6rArE,

DEPARTMENT STATE,
Washington, May 26, 1855.
IN act legazng and making
objects usually included
bill without authority law, and FIX
incidental OF the and oces
and for other approved the Goth hu
sealed will be received this department until
The 23i Of June for furnishing such articles
CURED by
July the snboined schedule and
quantity, understood that me
be at liberty take either less
any specified according TO Its during the
Each quality, be delivered
da1ax xheuo rde
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l. INTENSIVE SALE ov MAHOGANY BOARD AND PhANA
T. Monday the rs instant We shall cell m ,."n
pcunsy.vsnia ana mis-
sour avenues O'Clock, 1880 feet Of nne mahogany
and plank viz
1900 feet / and boards
800 feet A, N, ard - inch plank
ne toc lumber - OF tine quaity
under $as cash ever f2o esso ot v am"
M endorsed, bea-Bg interest
49, $500 - GREEN h SCOTT,
May 800 Aucuo"ess
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BY TELEG II A p HI.
Kansas Excitement IN Rochester.

ROCHESTER,, May 25A meeting relative to The late Kan
ourages held last evening here and largely
tended Rev. VIM Starr, who forced leave By
pro-savery men, addressed the meeting and compmented
Reeder the best for the post but
tent would be required to sustain his authority.
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hoh '" p hoiinuI iortnety Heutehnt Bofuhot u ooh-
necticut
TELEGRAPH ACROSS the ocEAs.-The New York Evan
gest says that the arrangements for telegraph
the rapidly progressing The directors Of the
company busy engaged and in three months from the
present time il is contemplated that the Old World aud the
New will be within weeks hail OF each other, aud within
three years the two bemspheres will be within nsaniane
communication. The American company and the Eng
lsh company have united their Interests and the two
now acting cordially together.
GRREswooD CEsErKRY-The Journal Of Commerce thus
speaks OF the present appearance of Greenwood Cemetery
Greenwood Cemetery is just a spot of unsurpassed
beauty and is the daily OF many hundred vistcrs
The gate-keeper yesterday estimated the daily number Of
visiers al between and three thousand Every valley
and hock is robed in vernal green aud the air is fragrant
with flowers Mowers already removing the first
ing Of grass that the perfume OF newmown hay and
flowers commngles. The lakes turbid from the
effects of showers but glisten with emerald reee-
tons Of the surrounding verdure Birds squirrels and other
inhabitants Of that sylvan retreat appear have survived
the winter unharmed and with undiminished numbers
join their pleasant voices Corporations give
trail parks and patches OF green sward large and small
but bestow municenty 10 outvie this
charming enclosure, which is every day becoming
beautiful There ordinarily about 800 work in
the grounds erecting fences and monuments, regulating
the walks &c
CRnn IN CALlFoRsIA--The following arrests were made
in San Francisco during the month of April:
Grand larceny Is petit larceny, 25 assault and bat
terry 35 drunk 100 drunk and dsordery, 81 breach of
the peace III vagrancy, 81 violation Of city ordinances
80; assault with deadly weapons, 8 threats IA INSIDE
meanors 10 murder q robbery, Is dsorderly "A for
gerry receiving stolen goods, Ri malicious mischief
burglary, q
New rrrY-DoLLAR prEcEs.--The San Francisco Times
and Transcript says:
"Fifty-doar pieces 'slugs in shape have been
issued by Wass, Molitor Co. The piece is round,
like the government coin instead of octngona the face
being the ebenatc vsage of Liberty surrounded with
thirteen sixponed stars the diverse being fifty dollars
in distinctive lettering partially encirced by wreath of
grain snruounted by standard value and surrounded
by the address and of the coners This issue will
prove in the present scarcity Of CON- advantageous the
community in making heavy payments particularly. We
the day is far distant when California will have
legitimate coinage equal to its wants, and the mint be SO
enlarged become capable of issuing 100000 per
month but until Congress fit to lend material aid to
such consummation suppose the community must per
force endure the evil Of currency not receivable for
eminent dues
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NOTICE hereby holders m United
IN described foiowing ~ January thns
for purpose purchase hrfein
aamed departures, purchase
~ notice. proposed
obanadsay ST. t69 05, sAd socks
ceved prior the hrss day Of June nea,
DgrARrssrr
January 3, isaS,
Notice hereby gwen holders Of the described
uated department prepared
base, aud tsi
portIous
81 300 900 and mo hereinafter
| toned,
In case any contingent composition. stated,
The ccrnacatss duly as,sned unpea
the thereof
|
price following pateaiaist
|. The vatn@, specified each cehrafe-
2. the Of
authorized by Tbs OF 1884, redeemabe 3st De-
eenb 1884, OF 10 the rtoch Of the loans nnuxsd
BAT and s4s, eeenahe the ofar ,hr st
authorized the iaae
deembl 3lst OF December 1854 called e sssn
indemnity, J per cent.
Interest par
reach the ownerl Of snieest
addition
will be drafts OF the Treasurer OF
Boston, New York,
Philadelphia M the parties may Direct
no benefit
shall actually received hs TTsnsafy or before the
'' - - !" JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF thu Treasury,
Mar6-dtJuuelG flint and Hsar.I
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Mount Vernon, Dane county

Mount Vernon, Dane county.
Ridgeville, Monroe county.
skinner, Green county.
Foster, Fond Da Lac county.
Superior, Douglas county.
Wyoming, Iowa county.
Hcytstosn, Pierce county.
Big Valley, Monroe county.
Thney's Mills, Green county.
Washington HsFbOr, Door county.
kickapoo, Bad Axe county.
Spring Green, Sauk county.
Pine Lake, Waukesha county.
Woodland, Dodge county.
Pacific, Columbia county.
Victory, Bad Axe county.
North pepin, Dunn county.
West Green Lake, Marquette county.
Maple Grove, Manitowoc county.
Edgefton, Rock county.
Mount Morris, Waushara county.
Newton, Marquette county.
Edwards, Sheboygan county.
Maugh's Mills, Sank county.
Dayton, Green county.
Evanswood, Wsupaca county.
Appolonia, Grant county.
Burke, Dane county.
Avalanche, Bad Axe county.
Little Lake, Adams county.
Hancock, Waushara county.
Marytown, Fond du Lac county.
Branch, Manitowoc county.
Blarton, Waushara county.
Ordino, Marquette county.
Twin Valley, Adams county.
Plainfeld, Waushara county.
Stone Hill, Marquette county.
Canton, jackson county.
Ooena, Crawford county.
Marietta Crawford county.
hinnick kinnick, 1T. Croix county.
Big Spring, Adams county.
Hubbleton, Jefferson county.
Spaiiord, Lafayette county.
Iron Creek, Portage county.
Alton, Rock county.
North Royalton, Waupaca county.
Boltonyiile, Washington county.
Siresville, Richland county.
Ixonia, Jefferson county.
Junius, Fond Dn Lac county.
Davis, Milwaukee county.
Pensaukie, 0conto county.
River Falls, Pierce county.
Badger, Portage county.
Loganville, Sank county.
LLOYD, Richland county.
Ashland, Richland county.
Pewabic, La Pointe county.
Burr Oak, La Crosse county.
Forest, Richland county.
Russell, Shvboygan county
Retreat, Bad Axe county.
formora, Bad Axe county.
Hope, Green county.
Dodge's Corners, Waukesha county.
Point Bluff, Adams county.
Preston, Adams county.
Romance, Bad Axe county.
Newtonburgh, Manitowoc county.
Whittlesey, La Pointe county.
keshena, Ontagamie county.
Basin Lake, Columbia county.
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sixth Ward Union Ticket.

For Alderman A. w. Miller.
For Council-John Cosican, Lemue Gadds and John
Brandt.
For Observation-Disclosures Conner.
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I1OR RENT--A three-sto,y brick house.
tanning eight No. ae3 street north, between Vermont
within minutes walk OF the depart
House, Lafayette $500
mum nqn re a, the Banking House OF PAIRO NoURsE
MAYS
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Trial for Murder

CAMBRIDGE, (Mass.,) May 25.-The trial of John T..
Chapman the murder of Reuben Cozzens and his wife
eighteen months since commenced yesterday He tried
BEFORE but the jury in his failed to agree upon
verdict
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Bosros, May 25Warrants have been issued against the
landlords Of the principal hotels for violations of the
liquor law,
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

agricultural DiriTon Of tho Patent 0fesH erieaa Gu
as' Messrs Thompson Oudesluys of Baltimore, have
Vsed the Patent Office that they have lately imported
ge supply OF Mexican guano, which contains from thirty
i've SIXTY per cent Of phosphate OF lime. 1t already an
established fact, resulting from many experiments in Mary
that in most soils mixture OF $50 to 800 pounds of
m fertilizer with 100 pounds OF Peruvian guano per
WI act as well for the present and better future crops
ah Peruvian alone, the cost being the The utility
A'king Peruvian with aexcan Fuano is obvious from the
a that sexcan abounds in several ertizng constit-
Vents which deficient in the Peruvian, that mix
"'e WI possess the valuable properties Of both,
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Third Ward.--Unton ticket.

For Collector--Robert j. Roche.
For Representation j. Mct,ormick
For Surveyors 4. Albert.
For Aidcrman--Dr. A. Y. r. Garrett.
For Common Coanc-Th0mas b. Eniwse Etasius NJ Chaplin,
Richard H. Laskey May is-dih Jane
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HEGIsrENrAL ORDER.

REelSxkrAL HEApauAxrExs voL9srEsHs ~ ca
Washington, May 10, 1855.
ground at the city Hall
precissy at O'Clock, Monday The 2s instant FL
aud Inspection
The otcer. the
saty ofdsrs o respective commands,
the satisfaction
taking part ~ breaking rrourd n me
which has generously PROVED
pary for its looked forward benefit
by reducing the Of companies
and greatly proving discipline the
United and the Secretary OF Wa
have the Ugmeni they
will proceed The site selected w tns rre
buidng and witness the breaking
Of ground for the commencement of Its foundation.
~ PETER y. BACON, Adjuiant
Tn. field saG commanding requested
by the aldernens cry Hail. ior IN
siruons O'Clock Monday evening" the 2ist instant
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iARRiA6E and DrMaghs HOxses*--lsrt ansea 'som
" PeBnsylv lot ct IN. boFres-
They the ssshs Of NJ s"ion on Sun '""e s""
will be sold very cheap.
May 2s-das
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l.. y. MIDDLETON,
D~s'sv Ia fee,
once ssd depot 81 OF l2h street.
lee hevs coass.ny oe. which b. hsd "a
tarss small "a nnuss
OMce eten trcA s. a n, 20 ', y. u.
May SCOTIA
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Tscruax BARLEY.s--Tbs is the title Of one Of the
numerous ncNlynazued drinks which literally patron
lied 10 Boston Massachusetts since the passage Of the pro-
hibtory law in tha, enlig htened and liberal State
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nERRY,S and GlLLOTT'S Steel Pens--in variety
person from The manufacturers by t1s undersigned in
this securing well as the best quality and finish
of each brand.
FRANCk TAYLOR.
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TIM GROWTH CiSolssAu.--A census Of Cincinnati,
just completed shows that city contain total Of 6es
white male inhabitants Of the age Of twenone years and
upwards
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Nf~CVNffHs
Cottage Grove, Dane county.
fardceyille, Columbia county.
hlehland Centre, Ricbland county.
Fancy Greek, kichlsnd county.
Fort Howard, Brown county.
Lannon Syringe, Wankesha county.
Ah-ka-mote, Outsgamie county.
Roaring Greek, jackson county.
Burns, La Crosse county.
cambria, Columbia county.
Fountain City, Buffalo county.
Aarston, Sank county.
ottawa, Waakesba county.
Westpnrt, Dane county.
Mcintyre Greek, Marquette county.
Campbell, Winuebago county.
kichheld, Washington county,
hishocot, Manitowoc county.
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DRrARrsEsr srArH,
Washington, May IS, 1855.
Information has been received this Thomas
W. ward esq tie UHsd States OF death OF
Mrs 1anrs cumnins passenger from Francisco by The
steamer Golden Age" few
Al Panama, on the I'd instant.
Further information be obtained addressing this depart
meni
Alny 26-d3uf
FSankin Pierce President ne United States sriea all
DAass &c
satisfactory evidence having been exhibited Jose Julio
Martin d. Gonaro has been appointed SPAIN
port OF Savannah the State Georgia aud that lose Munoz
has been appointed Of SPAIN for
the State OF Massachusetts do hereby recognise them
declare them free and enjoy functions powers
privileges allowed
tons in the United siates
IN testimony Whereof have caused these
aud the OF the United States Affixed
Given under my hand, the OF Washington 23d day Of
[L 81 May, A. d. 1885, and Of the independence Of The Uni
ted States Of America the seventy ninth.
FRANKLIN FIERCE.
by the President:
w. l.. MARoY, Secretary OF State.
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DEArn.-The New Haven papers announce the death Of
Hon. w s. Holland formerly lieutenant governor Of Con-
necticut
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MARHIED.

the 23d instant, by the Rev. f. PHELrs Mr. STEWARD
DOWNS to Miss MARY E.. daughter OF Jos HueGss esq,
this city.
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WAR DEPARTMENT..

Dsah.-Ihe telegraph advises Of the death of Major
pusenoery at Santa Fe, New Mexico, the LIST Of April
@e MAJOR Samuel y. Dusenbery native of North
Ooina He entered the service second lieutenant Of
ey on the LIST Of july 1890 He received his commits
son as major in the quatermastcr department the Sd
Of March, ls47.
he'gnsd-lsrael Moses assistant surgeon has resigned
18Th Of January, ls47.
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THE DAILY UNION

was tweny-eght miles. Brune the civil engineer man
aged the locomotive
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UILLARDs' HOTEL. ola Point Comfort, ya.--This
w spiendng house 4
BOARD by week. day 30
Baths free fur the guests
May Il--dim @. G. WILLARD BRO,
A French Gentleman Will gave thorough tnSrsus-
n boa d. In
able family OF this CRY vicinity References Of chnrcur and
abilities will be gwen.
Address X, NJ this ONCE
May ii--daw
$40 Bakers and C0nfcctisners"
HOPS, Moapses, Currarss, &C.
ii bales LIST hops, tHrnwth Of 1854
10 bbls strickly prime New Orleans moasses.
1000 (equai 10 the crop)
40 lbs. shailed amsnds.
1000 lbs, Havana sugar. Cine grain and coior
20 bbiss clarified do
Also, 6ibes wanuss dases
cherries, Plukas, &C. &e
In and for sale extremely low prices.
GRIPS.
May 24d6uf 81 Louisiana between 9Th and 7ih streets
u. DAyIDGE- CHRISTOPHER
DAvlDGE AND INGLE,
Having eo-psuershp will practise This District
and the adjoining States
May i5-eot2w
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Aew Post OGoesLst Of offices established since April
l,lsSI.
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CASApA-Tho Toronto Globe intimates that the removal
the of the Canadian government Toronto pref
~ certain government agent has been at Toronto ma
king arrangements for the necessary buildings.
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orTy or LocoMorIvEs-There hundred and sixty
locomotive engines running the different roads from
Chicago that are housed in that city.
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Hoses ~ kxrsAssSTAIIv.S Hsfrxp srssNs,
csskAs Once, Nsy ~, 1858.
IN Of t7h
Asgssf icss eutrd Al act leg~xnx and sppr.g
aea~a bjlz d
ees 81 sevnraen for other purposes sssa Will be
ecessd al s ofce until dsta Jane - ococ
following stationery
u ans House during Teirs
WIS
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TEXAN poLyESEss-ln the town of Liberty Texas, fine
of $25 s imposed any individual using proane Ian
guage in the hearing of females.
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Rarrp RIprss.-The train Which conveyed the Emperor
Napoleon TO Windsor bis recent visit to England,
at the rate of seventy-two miles hour The distance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03
Amnsemente.

DR OADW WAY T III l. A I l. x -
I'D D. A. MARSHALL, Sole Leaeo.
Ene Manager has the pleasure 20 announce
SHORT ENGAGEMENT,
To commence
MONDAY, August 9, 1855.
with that anrivaed erti.t,
GABRIEL RAvEL,
- ~ TROUPE OF PANTOMIMISTs,
COn-istine Of the
MARTINETTI FAMILY,
NE accom- phshed DaDseuse,
Msd'ile CELFSTlHE FRANK,
her fist appearance 10 New-York for three years.
The American DanseJse,
"a FRANCE
None COLLFT principal Dancer and Ballet Mss.er.
Nr n WELLS the dstns 1shsd fsntominist with other
e~snent PEI formers, sud complete
CORPS DU BALLET.
Cu4NcT OF PLKFORMAStE EVERY ENTNiNC.
Box Sheet open SATURDAY August T. when so.'9 may
IA srured for DAYS in advance NOtwi haning tue
xrsnt outlay attending the esenaons OF THIS great troupe
Of Ai,i,ts The prices OF admission will remain az nsua
Box and Perqust. ssssss'sssf'''' ~ c'"
Upref BONes........s...s.s...ssss. = c,'n
Private Boxes. 10 hhi w.
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Two SURGEONS and PHYSICIANS of NEW
6nrmer Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARD 80 per week, Children
~ hslfpce. u the hsalt1y ard beautiful zee 10 NJ
>rsfe, 10 Diie- hours fare - s., HILAND Town
= slr C0gisy y. l. Sgelid - hs hou
CT cfes rd Schools within Eiuuies walk Iete ErIe
Rsad - Sh0hllu depot Then tryats cnyrysrcs C. G.
EllRFD's TEMPERANCE HOTEL, four miles. rx Inc
t.fns aces ~ 10 miles. Cane plenty such ~ phsls
ants quail wooiccck uis-ols, n4bbs &c 20, .ni
cccssarsy va have chance der. Rel-r-nce: J.
N1AlEkAlLr. No 81 Futon & ftIOS ~ iEaLf, 30.
lls Nasssu-s'.; 81, the SEW-YORK ORGAN sFICE.
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MASON BROTHERS have just published
VA NOVEL entitled
CONE & UT CORN Fl RS.
rHE EXPERIENCES OF CONSERVATIVE FAMILY
IN FANATICAL TINES.
seNACLY.

rHE ExPEaIENCEs OF A CONSERVATIVES FAMILY
IN FANATIcAL TINES.
4S DID,. limo, illustrated. Prcs 81 D.
"a boob Of thousands book perhaps Of miOrconsd
cred a. az American work." Boston Post.
" The ,reat P4i1han Of he Maine Lsw !. is to
accomplish Temperance what Uncle Tom did for the Abo
linouiis." ~ L. Express.
admirably tod-Ooss ssng ne INST seeded mTss Of
1 md J9r' along '" % no s p Eve o Nsw rc
we predict for the volume not a. al behind The Lamp
Ernmins ful Of genuine hqmOr az .eire, and wh.n you
read Il we - sake st Winters boots you
w. ''' - lPeekssn Eagle
"Re.dt~ Pl tsburEh Journal
II hits inim.bIe many the fashion
able iolhes sad sbsurdifes Of city snd county ls"
at will snuse a million and enTsse ell Cone Gut"
rhe work one Of decided ability and besides {. easToans
dramatic interest ncneates great esn 90 imp yey ad
aePst' the GROWS Of be us9s 50 'ooe59s Pa The read
srs best elinsS are appealed to- I'M, ~ 4 ty,aseh-t
wheeler 50 intended or not Cone Cut Corners one Of
the best Temperance stories ever written"
"Avery witty verysingulsr and very wei wrtt-n novel"
"Bepsuss descriptive powers ,e Of the highest order and
As w.t. honor and satire constant and untang Of
enjoyment through the peruse Of the Whole book God6hsn
al is phases and condiJne se's and such terrible
hruss that should wonder If all its would be
zone cut before the expiration OF tx non'h7 Atoseher we
ch proportion throughout must meet unprecedeat
ed run dayton Gazette
The descriptions Of place and person egua anything
Sou the pep OF Dickens" IWaterville NAL.
We defy Fanny Fem write more ssrc stc or interesting
boob; its originality exceeds Doesticks hens Gaz
"a IL Is great book" lSpnng6eld Nonpareu.
go This book has edge 20 it,
Boston Waterman aud Reflector,
The author is wag Of emphatic mold " -
Arhurs Home Gazette.
RECENTLY PUBLISHED:
Ruth HALL: DOMESTIC TALE OF The PREsLNr DAY
Sy Fanny i2no. Cloth. Price bl y.
has been this work of this dsnguhei
suhoes.; widely has extended her popularity and
tha Ia. received for Of 1.-THE New-York Week
s hgbes price pzd for such abor Three nce
re,eived three dollars per column for her writings now she
receives hundred collars per column Very muoh IF the
popularity which enabled command this Immense pnce
Fas obtained rom Ruth kHn !"
THE LIFE OF HORACE GRfELEY Edter Of Ths New
York Tribune. by !aues Parton Price 81 p
One Of minute and ntsesting wei as successful
Of American Aphes which has been pronounced nom the
lessons ucales well worthy place by he side Of The
If OF franklin - -
OLE; on TIE OLD WEST Room. The Weary 81 work and
the cary Al Rest. A tale Of Domestic Life BY '. NJ VI
THE WAGER BY BATTLE. tale Of Saxon Slavery.
b. Henry William Herbert Esq.
THE kAG-PlChER; or BOSD AND FREE. An American
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METROPOLITAN THEATER.-

AVE n a & III T. L,
.h eminent French Tsgsdenue supported BY company OF
Ps,i,p usts viii mike Debut on The lst Of September
-RFPERTOIRE. -
ANCIENT TRACE DIHS-HJ Or iCES and PO-lEttIE,
by CoRNEILLE; PHt DIE, BAJAZEr and ANDROMAOUE,
by RACtNk. .--.--. .,.r,r. o,,-.,,, A., y ...
JEAENk DiARC, y S0UNEri LUCRECE, BY PoSsARDi
VIRGlNIF, by LsTouR ST. 1BsRs.
DRAMAS ABR ENNE LSCOUVREUR. by ScRI1E aud
LFeOVVk; ANGELO bv NICTOE HUGoi MILE ~ HELLE
ISLE by AIExANDRg DUMAS LADY rARFuFFti and In
JUIF FAT PfUR By MADAME DE- GrRARDtN. ....-
COMEDIEs-TARTUFFE By MoLIERti DE PIT Ahot-
REUX. b, MARIvAUX; LIE CAPRICE, by ALFRED Dr. Nus
arr. LIS nROTs nE L'HOMME by JULrs DE PRE-
ssRAy; LIZ MARI De la NEUNt, &c &c
An the peces be perfor uei by Rachel have been eX
ps-sy translated into tnsh, aud thu Original ard tran Ia
,p printed opposite for the dalton OF the
EmsIiean public. They will BE- ready for sas In few
S,ys and win be found AZ the Metropolitan lhesfef Sox
b.. 20 " Alltt.
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2enl qferare for 6ale.
BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE RESIDENCE

BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE kESlDENCE,
~ containing about Of land within p hours' ride Of
Newly ok City situate In the village OF Mddetown, Orsnse
County n T. Of the hounshing the line VI the
kew.fok srd Erie Railroad. o. he premises large and
c0mmod tou with bath ard fixtures buidngs ample
well cauiag,-hous- The grounds bsa1.
iifuy shaced with ornamelto Of about twenty ye'
growth variety Of mutt IN fall bearings also,
shrutb berry and fine garden be fun. Price
5000 Irquire Of c. r. III NTER q the firm Of Hunter
Buckley Co. Of Church and Veseys " T., or Of
JNO. B. HANF0RD on the pre- nises
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