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English and French Boarding and Day school.

English and French Boarding and Day school.
IsS BROOKE Philadelphia will open boarding and
M day school for ladies Monday September TO- 1885,
Eeet Miss Brooke will be by competent pro-
fessara In department
French lady, Paris engaged gov
and will be pupils
that language
Drawing will be taught in elegant styles.
My freud, Miss Brooke, lady of great in
plhmens English literature, enile consideration
"ALONZO POTTER
Mics Brooke is well known 70 lady who entirely
psb conducting successfully the young
vsse'y way worthy Of the patronage Of parents.
"a. DALLAS BACHRn
fbs ksgit Rev. Aionxo Potter d. D., l.. D..
fhs ashs ssv. q. W. Iloane, d. H., LIZ ID.
fM~esss A. Dallas Bach~ Superintendent Coaet
ss~s lsssph Ienry Secretary OF SMi.hsonian institute.
1se fssn Mason Washington, p. u
NAasss w. CoFcosah, Washington ID. c.
Jobs =. Meehan, erT Librarian Congress-
tsea. I4m.s Can.pheil Postmaster General.
Hon. % Lewis, Chief Justicc Supreme Court Of Penn
syisan,a.
Hon. g. W. Woodward Judge OF the Supreme cour,
Ut Pennsy vAna.
Hon. George Vail, n. c., New JcY.ey. f
Lieut.. NJ. +. Maury, L. L.. U. Is. Observatory.
Ccunrs stating be
Of Miss Brooke, No. l3s Pennsylvania avenue.
Aug 3t--codtm
VHE MISSES AAyvLEY's French and Ecnglish
Boarding. and Day School will be reopcnsd Monday, Sep
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.
To Capt. G. Meigs, U. ~ Engueers
We, tho undorsignei residents Of , IN the Etaie of
hereby Jointly and soveay with The United sates, aud
the foregoing bid be accepted that heo
within days after the the sad Nd
contract Tor the win sep and safetnt sretrs
furnish lho conformity 10 The
os sGyerspbegt unasr which II made Aud In the
fail aforesaid,
good tho difference between offer by the said and
the lowest bidder.
(Signcd) A. y.
e. ID,
hereby certify that my knowledge and belief
above med guaranors good aud sufficient
tSigned) h. Y.
Mar s-5owtanhMeyhlqwT
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Washington National Monument Ontcc,
August J., 1855.
u meeting of The board of managers of Washington
II oua Monument Society, held the 3tst nltino follow
Ing resolution adopted:
Resoie THAI The secretary give notice by advertisement to he
inserted IN The National ineilehcer, Unon the American
ursnn, thai the Hon. John Wson Commissioner fAc
rc! Land Office, been appointed Society,"
and has entered ON tho duties oil his oaen.
t'uccopy. Test; SuAS. g. FUCKER,
Secretary Of w. N, M Society.
2--alW
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~ NEW YORK, BREmEn, AND SOUTH
~.R& AMPToN UNI4 Rp STATES MAIL sTEAMER5.-
N1AdS The sips this limo the WASHING
49, TOM Capt. ". Cavendy; HERMANN, Capt Ed.
ward Hiegina.
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Law Notice.

LAW Notice.
BRowN, STANTON, Asp WALzxa.
,rnM T. BROWN FRED. T. STANTON, aud }. KNOX WALK
w Err have formed p~nerahp practising Supreme
con Of United States aud me court Of cniws In Washington
courts Ofces Washington Mem
phs Of parties will always be found either place, and
letters addressed thcm will receive promp, attention
April l4- Intel. and sentinel copy.l
IylkANCIs LAMB. Looking -Csiass Portrait nd Pfc-
tue frame manufacturer, 237 Pennsylvania avenueFaor
miro style finish
delivered and put
prices New York, thereby the OF bosng.
freight and risk OF brcakage.
The public respectfully invitcdtO call
June l6-c0d3mif
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Academy OF the Visitation,

FTeterck City, MI,
THE othis will reconnsnye ssonsay ho
L lst of september.
TgSas " scARepns
,tnn
Nashisg mspdn2, and other eNtrp. "
pano harp guitar, forms an addona charge
Spanish, Geman and Latin languages
Boarers charges semi auhus IN adsanes fu
received the and laa charge u esl
mntea from the date f,hci. ept.anse
Aug lo-iuwfN.
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rosr orricr prrAnrmrEr.

Hon. James Campbell Postmaster General The drceten
and Of the Post Office Department aAgncd
hy The oonstituon and laws 10 tie ostmster General ihgt
its bssness may be The more Conveniently arranged and
follows; The Appointment oHoe, In charge oil the
First Assistant Postmaster General tie Contract Office IN
charge Second Assistant PC naser Generals the
Office charge Of the Thd Assistant Postmaster
General and the Inspection Ohice in charge OF the chei
clerk.
appointment OGiccoratio fing, esq, First Assistant
Postmaster General and nineteen clerks To this Office are
assigned all questions which relate to the establishment aud
dscontnuance of post Offices changes oil sites and nsmeE
Ggd reaya q peEtmas,e snd Ioge ana local
agents. as as the giving Of instructions 20 postmastes
fosmaers are furnished with marking and rating stamps
and letter balances by this bureau whch charged also with
providing blanks aud stationery for the OF the DEPART
nent and with the perntendence Of the several agencies
established for supplying posmasers with blanks 10 TINS
bureau likewise assigned the supervision OF the ocean mat
steamship lines and of the foreign and International postal
arrangements
Contract Odice--wiam ". Dundss esa Second Assist-
srt Yesmsster Genera tep4Y SIX clerks 10 this OIL
fee Il assigned the business Of arranging the mail service
o the United States and placing the under contract
embracing all correspondence and proceedings respecting the
trips mode of and times OF de-
mail between the different sections of the country the points
of mail distribution and the regulations for the government
of the domestic mail service OF the United states ~ pra
pare tot mail pfsrpsa rtte es toe uas,
and taxes charge al she aanuh and occasional mail lettings,
and the adjustment aad execution Of she contracts All APP
pentons the establishment or alteration OF mail arrange
nens the appointment of mail messengers should
claims should be submittedtoit Tor Transport
service not under contract the recognition OF said
service Is first obtained through the Contract Once rs
necessary authority for the proper credits VI
fee, From this ooe a posnasors y es es g, ssses re-
oev0 The statement artangeent prescribed for the
routes treports weekly to the Auditor all
tracts exeouted and all orders affecting accounts for mail
transportation prepares the statistical exhibits OF the ms
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,

Near Enmiasburg, Frederick County, Nd
1,IIE noes on The
2ih August and last Thursday June. The
and tuition S5o annu
ally advance There charges sic drawing
gId also for Spanish Italian, Gernian,
for the primary departments composed OF pupils under
S0o annua paySks hah yeariY In ADVANCE, "
Letters of inquiry shIuld be addess. MOTHER SUPE
RIoR Of st. Joseph Atadepy Enassbus Frederick county,
Maryland. (" -
July g--atYesr
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The owners sbio accountable for gold silver
specie ewer metals unless bills o
an are therefor thereof hersI
Ap25--dtf
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CHURCH SERVICES--Msssrs. TAYLOR 4 MAURY have
just received beautiful editions of
f'nye and complete Church Service" bound in Paris
jane u Bookstore Ninth street
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I IGHr and Darkness; or, The shadow Fnte--A
Story Of Fashionable Lite Paper, 50 CLOTH
just published, and for sao at TAYLOR 4 MAURY's
Aug 2 IsentipeJ Bookstore, near 9Th a.
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THE MiS3kk HAyvLEY'S French and EngIish
boaidnx and Day School will be Monday Sep
l7th and lSlh Streets
Aug n9--eOdlw
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. C0S@"kU AAVhO sSCHfoOH HUE HUuHG IAdUICs,
WassaoAMsets acenue bettceen lOh and lIth
THE sixth academic year OF this
day September The Of arranged
four depatmens and embraces all the branches OF liberal
cation.
Miss NJ. A. Cox, Principal.
Madam DorInan, Teacher Of French.
Mr.. Gibson, Teacher of Drawing Painting.
Mr.. ScllelD, Teacher Of Music.
Circulars may be obtained The bookstores.
r
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pOOKS FOR AUCTION.-Thc undersigned has separated
ID from his other stock number subjects old
editions, duplicate cses, and others which,
no longer salahIe At their original prices.
Among them GOOD editions many the
language Theology medicine and surgery
school books french books and many
character, All o which Mil be
In this time they be purchased private
stote auction half price haf
price al quarter Price when they
June 20 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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WAnTED, fhninOdiAtslyA thoroughly qualified or
The Latin and Greek Languages boarding
andria, virginia. The applicant gentleman gradr
a OF college and willing devote himself his duties Salary
$40 aud board. Address, with full particulars,
. X. L. BROCkETT,
Aug al--d6t Alexandria, Virginia.
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AND WARRANTS LUCATED.--The subscribers
Ia land Ohio Illinois, give
correct description of the II iocate
If upon proves
themselves take the land giving the
| quantity.
One Of the firm resides West, give
| personal surernteMdenes.
MILLER BROWN,
1sh street, opposite Office, Washington, b. C.
July l4-2aw3m
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WashApgton Aqucduct.

orrIcE oF TnS WAsnINaroS AaufDuor,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-02

UNO DAYTON, CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE
Spring and summer arrangement, via New York
Erie Railroad, Hudson River Railroad, Pesples,
steamers, New YORK Central Railroad, Lake Shore /
road Cleveland and Ioeoo Railroad 10 Clyde. tpeec
ad River and Lake Erie, and Cincinnati HsntiItau
Day ton railroads. Quickest and moot direc. ro
through from New York to Cincinnati too hours IN
vance OF any other route. Connections certain,
ample time for meals. Three daily trains. PAssen
leaving New YORK on evening steamers OF Peoples
or A. M. train OF Hudson River Railroad or q A.
train Of New Yort ana Erie Railroad connect at Bu
sbo Dunkirk as follows.-Arrive 1T Rudaio gP. ",
krs lo.i5 Pm. Cleveland o 80 IN, Grafton To5 A
Clyde 500 A. NJ, Bsllsfontains Has A. N, Dayu
L. NJ, Hamilton 7. N Cincin matt 3 p NJ. Paseen
leaving New York on evening boat OF Peoples Line
A. M. train Of Hudson River Railroad, or D A. NJ q
honrs in advance Of Columbus route. second ira
Leaves Cleveland, from west side OF river, 9 A. N,
ARRIVAL OF steamers Crescent City and Queen OF the
from Buffalo, arrive At Ssndusky iI36 A. NJ, DA,
p. M, Cincinnati s. p. NJ. Passengers leaving
York on p NJ trains OF Hudson River Railrosd, or
York and Erie Railroad, arrive at Buffalo 10 80 A
Dpn,irk II. SO A. NJ, Cleveland s. 20 p. NJ, Grafton
p M, Clyde so p, NJ, Dayton so A. NJ, Cincion,
A 4, Passenger s leaving Ne. York on evening tr
road by this route arrive In Cincinnati thirty four
nutes IN ADVANCE OF Columbus route. BE sure to
for tickets via Clyde and Dayton. Cleveland passesss
en- route for Cincinnati, via Clyde and Dayton, take
cars Of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, and are I,
toned to tevare Of the misrepresen OF runne4
the Cleveland depot that the train for Cincinnati
not leave until 80 M Two hours are gained By ts
IL A. M. tram, via Clyde and Dayton Baggage che,
nom New YoIk TO Buffalo or Dunkirk and from Blu
or Dunkirk to Cincinnati. Through tickets, and al
formation can be obtained board Peoples Line ste
eSs, or st the ticket Offices Of New York and Erie
road, NewYork Central Railroad, and Hudson River
road, or at Office OF Cincinnati, Hamilton acd Day
Rsilroad, 1b9 Broadway. T. c. MITCHELL, Cen
Agent, 16e Broadway, New York city. g. B. BRop
General Eastern Agent
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DENTISTRY.

GEoRGE n scHArYLR DENTIST, xB HUDt
VI street., near Broom s-Essaklished, i6st.-hr n. 3
Tor the past fourteen been engaged Ia furnshuf
dsntisss N Ne. rsrk aad lbs vicinity srMfesl ,esth
about one half less As usually chsxssd 70 thsr pate
snab nov furnishing the cane style Of work l~hsa
beuy, quaisy utility or esnnot " surpsssed 70 shs
lie upon the heretofore ehsrred 70 deaf
Persons IN wast % nrtiacis teeth are respectfully scc
70 call kefsrs msklng eprNxsmsnm lelsewhers He VII
most sappy 70 explain system 70 al VIE mar fsvor
with aesll a serrssps ndns redustion upoa al other
ratisRs csnnsstsA With Wa prefssaoa ferns iavAri
sAsA
81 NYO WOMAN CAN BIZ UGLY WHO HAS
IN testhn-J. J. Ros-es1. Save yoor money IA
who have loet their teeth and intend 70 rsrssdy
evil by an Artificial set, vii 70 per oent By
chasing Of DIR NAPOLEON PRFrfRRE Al
dssts work proves 70 b good. better tssa The 49,
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~ g HOUGH, AUCri0NEER AUCTION SALE OF
elegant and costly household furniture rose wood

IN 8 HOUGH, AUCri0NEER AUCTION SALE OF
IL. elegant and costly household furniture, rose wood
Danofcrte BOOKCASE, gas chandeliers Wilton
and yeivvt carpets at the residence in Warren street
20 posits Hudson River Railroad depot. ID. 5 HoUGH
w sell tie entire costly furniture tuesday July g.
AL Of which the best description, and 10 be sold
psrczptorily Catalogues on the mornng Of sale
tAs whole can be examined Elegant rosewood piano.
torte $780, with covered stool; English Will
ton and vsivet carpets two magnificent chAndeisrs.
elegant rosewood cylinder bookcase, cost S275 elegant
pssr and oval glasses statuary, marble top centre ia
ses solid wood SUITE seven pieces covered II
brocstsl and fully warranted; one do, richly carved
aad covsed In brocade superb rosewood etcgere 9TH
plate glass doors AMI oscs rosewood armor de ace
With salts WOOD hnings; Gothic reception chairs, en-
sadsred In tapestry brocads aud lace curtains costly
aaA elegant mante and decorations ormulu Clocks
90, with choice and valuable collection OF oil paint
fngs worthy Of special attention, Zone magnificent irut
p4sos By Stxcicht). Dining iurntarck-s ant oak
sxtsunDa tabls, marble top sdeooard dining airs,
variety Of rich silver ware Partisan ehns crystal cut
ssAs ware balance handle cutlery, Aubussoo carpets,
Ia Chanbsrs-Superb carved rosewood bsdstesds,
sushnsany 90 nne hair mattresses and pallAssos
IA tn bureaus and washstands to match, carved
wood and mahogany tets tetss sofas arm chairs
sod sprinw sect chars, nahogsny do, tapestry
pets china and .percsiian toet sets, svs and square
ulrrprs Preach engrsvngs gold eorcered shades &C,
4h hrus variety OF basement and kitchen iuraiture,
rrco vsrc refrigerator tubs, Croton hose, Ensish oil
s,sxb stsr Cav psts hail stands, &c. Ths sale will be
pSGtsvs without regard 70 weather, AND dspsstFs-
ssissA frs9 every DurenAses ----
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nAvID SCOTT, AUCrIoEEER-S0 LOTS AT GREEN
IL vile, ~ miles from Jersey City ferry, i'll be
kod ct auction this day, July 3, at O'Clock r. NJ, on
the ground. Passage free TO and from the ssls 0mn
hus leave the ferry every thirty misutes Every lot
viii be positively told TO the highest bidder, without
serve For maps free tickets apply TO the auction
cor No rs Montgomery street. Jersey City, this day, be-
tors O'Clock.
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T AND wARRANrs.-wANTED BY TAYLOR BRO
IL THEIRS. Bankers, rs Wall street.

NAVY BOUNTY LAND AND "ExTRA PAyn oFFrCB.
IN bounty lands and "extrA pay for q. :. Navy
sailors, &c, In AL since 17e0-thesr Widows and
heirs-promptly obtained and paid.
Balance due widows and heirs Of deceased u s. sailors
and others collected and all KINDS Of claims against the
United States recovered By underssned and the widows
OK hsrs Of those Who persisted vita the United States
skip "Aibany," viii be prohted BY cAlidgon
EDWARD BISSf1I.
Agent and Qste) Purser U. 8. Navy, 81 Wan street
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A 6SiGNEE'5 SALE OF CABINET MAKERS Sr0CK.-
"A DOUGHTY, Aucti,oeer, will ssa this day ct the
salesroon ~ Centre street. At 10Y O'clock the entire
stock OF cabinet maker convenience Of sals
sofas and sofa becs louoges card centre and diring
table, thirty dozen OF Eabls and mahogany CHAIRS
French and cottage sedsads, paassss hair mattresses
dress and plain bursAus book racks quartet tatlss,
wAshstasds, Afty mahogany and gilt mirrors. book
cases. &c. also good assortment OF second hand fur
nisurc, carpets china, crockery and glass ware, &C.
Particularly worthy the attention Of the trade and
ether. A. A. CRAWFORD, Assignee
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|tLoTHING, CLoTHlNG.-A M. CRIsrALAR, AUG
" sReer % DO sery, will sell on Tuesday 80 instant
At lOl. O'Clock. a large assortment OF ready made
clothing and piece consisting OF Msrsetss linen,
assxee cloth frock sack coats Narseilles hneos
cass, re and cloth pants OF various styles; do do do
saA dc ana satin vests; cassimeres, Msrsees linen,
hreadeirths, jeans, vestDgs alPaccas, 30, 30. The
above goods vii be sold without reserve, to pay sd-
vsroes and well worthy the attention OF the trade in
xeaesal. Also ten pieces OF English broad cloths.
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MADAME MORROW THIS HIGHLY aIFrxD LADY
wi Ia seventh daughter, aud vas bora The gift 10
tell the part, prcssot and future events Of life.
AN Who wish speedy marriage may can seoa, AID sse
her iAvoss TIE powers Of her qondsu science and tell
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L,oR KEYPoRT AND FORT HAkILTON-Tag
Il and fast stesmbost KRYPoRT leaves New York,
o. Murray gtrcet daily Sundays excepted at octoch
~, returning leaves Kevpors 81 ~ o'clock A. NJ Ysr
cents Persona DESTROYS Of visiting o. TIE most bea
ana best bsthidg places In the vicinity Of New YoIk
find it ~ ksvport; and business men can BE- II H,v
from o. A. n until if. N.
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yT,AMMANY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
i Brothers, regular meeting OF this institntion will
be held in the Council Chamber OF the Great wgwAm
on Monday evening, the I'd July inst at halt
after the setting OF the General and pinctual
tendance Ia requested. BY order,
LORENZO b. SHEPARD, Grand Sschem-
SrrrHxS G. DURyxA, Secretary.
MAnhattan Season OF Fruits, Seventh Moon Year oil
Discovery $685. OF Independence TO- andof the Institution
the 9th.
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A UCrfON NOTICE b JONES, AUCTION EE2,
"A will SELL TINS cay at l0h A. NJ, at 17S Chambers
street the contents emgrsnt boarding noute
sistaE Of beosesos cots feather and other beds bed
ding tables chairs stoves, fixtures &c, vita all othsr
xsticies be lonaiDg 70 q boarding house
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UCrlON NOTICE JOHN Hot GIL. AUCuONEER.-
IA Magnificent houssnold furniture, rosswos1 piano
forte pier oval mirrors, velvet carpets oil paint
inss, satuAry, &c, 10 bs sod this day, (Monday At
1ok A NJ prscssy Ine,s goods are the entire spi'a
did contents OF the hr class four story dwelling No 70
Murray street, and 10 b sold without reserve
part but not minute ist 10 Annexsd-PArio s-0ne mag
aiAcsnt suit combating OF seven pieces, the
frames Of which solid rosewood deliberately carved
and uphostersd, In crimson and maroon brccasl cost
Sz9s; rosewood octave panosrts, Of beautiful
tome and fully ed; massive rosewood bookcase
rosewood etegere with plata glass doors back
eieGAat lades escrutoire nlad beau tuy throug
carved rosewood centre tables With statuary Die
tops heavy French plate pier glasses rosewood buffet
BEAUTIFULLY decorated china vases marble stAtuary, some
very has designs; excellent collection Of oil paint
iags By artists Of wedged talent regal tapestry
velvet carpet slsbasttr, marble and Gothic inlAid
clocks; elegant lace curtans, csrnices, shades &c
Dning rssn-6ohd mahogany extension table, with
carved feet mahogany tss and breakfast tables msho
gAny cushiopcd chairs decorated china dinner and tea
SETS silver tea services casters cake baskets forks
spoons, &c cut gass vines gobcts, preserves, fruit
dlsheS &c; ivory cutlery, engraved decantsrs oliver
napkin rings, dc., &c. Chambers--Rossvood and ma
hogany bsdsteads, bureaus, wAshstands and card
tables, suit hair CLOTH mahogany do, -.
pestxy, Brussels and ingram carpets; pier and oval
1lrrors palasses. curied hair mattresses, fsa-
ther pillows aud holsters Marses count<rpanes lace
ard nusln WINDOW drspery, cornices, shades, toilet
seta. engravnes &c &c. catalogues at the hou 20.
SAILS without regard to weather.
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r,rnrNE n FRANKLIN, AUCn0NEER by FRANK
N, - Kiohois --llsEorta.t Asd pefsuptory sale,
80 80 - ~ seasau ~ Nassaa street, 70 morrow
s.-s s.a CO. q 80 - 80 49, ssoex go
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ANEW YORK LAW NSTITUTE.-AT STATED
IN meeting Of the members OF the New York Law
institute, held at the Library Room, No As Chambers
street. the second Monday Nth day) Of June, 1885,
It was unanimously resolved, That the by laws be
amended, that the 18th article, as amended, shall
read follows-
Article lS-These by laws, except the 12th 18TH and
l4th articles, may be altered Amended repealed by
the votes Of the Institute ut two stated meetings. but
the 12b 18TH and lath articles shall not be altered
amended repealed unless by the votes at three stated
engs Of the Institute; puoc notice specifying the
objects OF such last stated meetings to be given for
week previous thereto In three or moro newspapers
PRINTED the city Of New York.
The object of such last stated meeting win be to
consider and pass upon the following resolution
was adopted at two successive sta led meetings:-
Resolved, That the bylaws be amended By striking
out all OF Article II from the commencement to the
word obtained inclusive and substituting tine fol
lowing-Every person who shall be elected after the
frat Gay Of August next, a member OF this Institute
shall be eniu otto certificate that he s the owner Of
share Of its capital STOCK the here
under mentioned having been made by him, viz III on
before the first Gay Of May after his election he
cluoipg the initiation fee and annual instaments; If
within year from the first Of May next after his
election he shall have paid the OF hundred AMI
ten dollars, including the nitatioa fee and annual in
staments; within two years from the hrs, OF May
next after his election he shall have pad the OF
hundred and twenty dollars, including the son
fee and annual instruments IL within taree yesrs FROG,
the first day of May next, after his election, he shall
have paid the sam OF hunored and thirty dollars
including the initiation fee and annual instaiments or
II within nine years from the fret OF May next after
BIS election be- or his legal representative in OF
his oesth shall have paid in initial fee ami annual
instruments the OF one huncred and hity dollars
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NEW YORK, JULY 2 1s55.-EUREKA LODGE, NO
IN 243.-A meeting Of this lodge viii DO held 1t 430
Hrooms street, Masonic Temple, at p. NJ, precisely
Punctual attendance IL requested.
wN. H. UNDERHILL WIN.
GEORGE B. BROWNE, Secretary.
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EXTRA PAY.

T AND WARRANrs BOUGHT, SOLD, AND LOCATED
s.o claims for bounty lands promptly prosscssd By
street. under the Peoples Bank Lettecs aad orders from
the country promptly ans vsred.