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HOW BEAUTIFULLY FANATICIsM WORKS.

The know nothing OF Rochester recently appointed
Geo. Gardner, Of that city, the police On the fifteenth
be discharged his fatuness and capabty being adj
itted but he four years of age when he reached
this country he under the ban of the order He has
been thirty years in this country and twenty years
resident Of Rochester Albany Erening Journal.
Mr. Gardner has been feel the consequences of
being born out Of the United States The newly -nvened
the eneies of liberal principles would exclude
from the privileges of voting and holding office the Ply
mouth Virginia Maryland and other pilgrims who came
from the Old World to settle in and improve the New
Pocahontas if she had been properly instructed would
have allowed Captain Smith have peshed instead Of
hazardng her own life to his The good Massasot
and his associates should have allowed those opposed
the continuance of the Plymouth pilgrims in Massachusetts
have massacred them without mercy. This would have
saved Mr. Hiss and his legislative colleagues and political
friends much Of their labors Those who believe in
the doctrines ofindiscriminate and eternal hostility
to all not born upon the soil grateful to Tecum-
se Blackhaw oseol and Others for their efforts to pro-
the soil of their nations from foreign pollution They
deeply sympahize with those who spread desoation
on the frontiers of Texas New Mexico Utah. Washington
and Oregon with the hope of preserving their soil for the
exclusive of the real and prevent
the spread of foreign religions approved by those who
preside in and govern the aboriginal councils If the pat
ent laws extend far monopoly of novel
abstraction. and their legitimate effects the head monk Of
the know-nohngs ought apply for letters it, to
prevent such glorious sentiments spreading and being
adopted and used by the miserable aliens of the Old
World and those who benghted and debased by be-
levng and coniding in religion prevalent there The
peculiartes Of Mr. Hiss would specially qualify him for
the agency Of such patent
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THE MULTIPLICATION LAW OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

The QUALIFICATION LAW DF MASSACHUSETTS,.
We clip hc following synopsis Of the main provisions Of
the notification law of Massachusetts the Boston Times
MULTIPLICATION MAssAcHusErTs-The so-called act
to protect the rights and liberties of people Of Maachu
se which has been reported TO the Of that State
OF the rankest notification character 1t provides every
alleged fugitive from service shall be entitled benefit
the writ OF habeas corpus which may be issued BY s
preme court court of pleas and justices police
court OF city town. by Of record Judge Of
probate by justice of the peace provided such
magistrates known be within Ave OF the place
where the party imprisoned No person holding any State
office allowed to issue grant any certificate
under the tugityeslave law under penalty Of orfeting
bis Office and being orerer ineligible any office Of
emctuHeat Under TIE iaws Of The Commonwealth Sberis,
constables police officers and the volunteer militia are for
hidden to aid in any in carrying the provisions Of
the ugtvesave law Of 1850, under penalty ne Of not
less than $1,000 than 81 0oo and imprisonment
the State prison for term Of from years ANY per-
who shall counsel attorney any claimant Of an
alleged fugitive shall be deemed 10 have resigned
mission be may hold from the State and shall thereafter Be
Heapaetaed from appearing counsel aeraep any Of
he Of the State No State Jail IL be used place
for the detention Of alleged fugitive"
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Faulkner. democrat. J
Faulkner's majority

Faulkner's majority 2G6
The following reported majorites are made up from our
dispatches and the dispatches which appeared in the
Baltimore Patriot OF last evening:
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BaEADsTUFFs AND SPECULATION.

The speculative demand for brcadstus which spfhs p
in market about two months ago has put up pe
point from 30 to 40 per cent higher than they ranged
that Time The effects visible in the immense supa
Of wheat corn and -four, which have been poured ID r
within the last six eight weeks. In The ai't 20
months Of this year has come in larger qusalta
than during twelve months two or three years "
Such is the stupendons scale Of these receipts a
tonish veteran produce dealers. Nor baye We s
the end Of them. The fine navigation that bias opeu'l
the Upper Mississippi viii hasten the arrival 81 utas
quantities. which will add vastly TO the receipts arei
in. The -four produce received here has been oNnds
thesouthern and other markets Ia larger proportion M
the corn receipts Of these last large portion 4 YET
store here warehouses almost literally oyenpnpa
with corn.
The receipts of produce so unexpectedly large ogeh
with further arrivals TO heavy amounts which an ~
expected, every day adds largely TO he aggrtss
show The surplus stock in the country 70 have been us
larger than was supposed There was lnmense ~
in Iowa. and The throughout the esrior mas ~
been very great
Prices are meanwhile, tremendously high sfeasAA
will for time keep prices up eecually as scafa
bat IT Is only for a time. At present We an han
to think prices here higher than they would ~
il not for the speculative fever that has been ragibs
the last two months. II may be said indeed, lhai
'h'I
ber Still il must recoec,ed that the summer spsndof
parayely but little corn, and that the demand of y
article viii not be urgent effective for the as
months it has been Tor The last two We are o0sit
OF course, only to the exgencies Of home consnHl
Barrels Of -four will begin 10 roll in about July aa
the signs do not fail there will be, after the nest n''a
II prices are only fair, such outpouring Of Hour
country never before witnessed, There was aa
breadth Of land seeded down In the united States - g
Is now. And all the weather aspects @srpf ne =
favorable kind The prospects are Of nature g 1-
the most sanguine expectations that The amount o. w
table food whether OF grasses grains or fruits yae
from the earths fertile bosom the present year vii ~
exceed every thing before known or heard q y
United States. Prices are bound TO fall orcigl
mand may somewhat break the fall but i VII z
break IL so much many imagine. The famine yei
Ireland, which brought such demand our sapfN
scarcely maintained prices at half their present rates
H. p.r A ttaartF
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At democratic convention in the first congressional
district In Kentucky held at Benton the 18th instant
Henry e Burnett was nominated for Congress. Mr.. b. is
ayoang man Of fine talents excellent speaker and win
make good canvass. The know-nothing nominee for
Congress in the 9Th district Dr. A. X Marshall an old
fogy, who has been both democrat and whig and al
ways run down when candidate. The democratic can
dida'e In this district is Colonel John A. Pra of Wood
ford
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At convention held at Taadegs, the nth inst for
the nomination of democratic candidate for Congress in
the seventh district the Hon. Sampson W. Harris was
nominated by acelamaon Mr. Harris has long and faith
fully represented this State in Congress- ne is an able
stumper, and win be elected by immense majority But
he win have work to do the darkantern party win be
after him in nsdious shape other and he will be
put upon his mettle which yet failed bring him
overwhelming He is consistent bold southern
rights democrat whose services much needed in the
next abolition House Of Representatives
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SrSss posss souxp.---The Portland Advertiser tss
following pleasant anecdose Of DR.. Franklin;
q The town Of Franklin was named Tor him Nhls :
France, gentleman Of Boston 10 him Of ~ =
and added that AS the town building meene-he.
perhaps be would give them bell. Franklia Ef0t
characteristic reply that be presumed The good pso
u preferred 10 sound aud therefore he would "
them town library This he did and the library ~
in very good condition. and has been fgreat service
readers"
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Ara NEfrINc HELp By TUE pAssENoERs ON

"A board Of the steamboat MERCURY. Mag 30, her
turn from the excursion to the Fshing Banks ~ unsni
mouy Resolved That hereby return sincere thanks
TO Capt. Richard Yaes fo his gentlemanly conduct an
Kind attention 10 our wants. and also TO his officers ana
and safest and believing Capt fsss 70 es
best and most experienced In locanus tie
good sshing grounds Carried unaninonsiy chairman
A.W Corr, Chairman A. BROWN, In.n
PAs.-A.ysry large number Of sea bass we're teksn W
each passenger and ase enc sbsr, weighing y p0ph'
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SHIPPING.

TToR NoRroRK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
I The United statse mAil steamship JAnEsr0wN, L.
Saturday. June st o'clock p. NJ will arrive ~ Nor.
folk the nsxt afternoon, and ~ Pssrsburg and Nchmond
South BY railroad direct with throush Nchsts
weldon to wilmington, Chareston AZ. Passage and fare
Norfolk S. 10 Pstersburs and Rshmond S0 stssraes
ban price Through tiohets 70 Lynehburg eh Apply Va
freixht taken for Petersbure.
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U,oR CHARLESTON AND FLoRIDA-sENI WEEKLY
IL w. 3. Mail line The new magnificent and n = going
steamer NASHVILLE. Berry eoTm.ndsr viii issys
p M precisely. For freight apply board, whore all
bills osdins will he signed aid for pssssxs at the once o.
BPOFFO1D, TILESTON CO.. 80 Broadway. Through
sets 70 florida foiiowrTo Jacksonve, e3I; TO P
latts s The soushsrnr wiz suesssd and savs on Wed.
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COAL.

ToAL-NY OBJECT is QUICK SALES AND SMALL
~ PROFITS for cash delivering best redash stove
"a .s % Per tom well sere,nes rem und:s beds.
gvapties 81 eve tons snd upward have u ~ - 70
PETER CLINTON. $40 Greenwich street l6 Duane street.
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A COMPLETE SUMNER HOME ON THE HUDSON
with and SUITE Scenery %ssnsosa
a aHRs si Tas s. II
CEoRGE P. Fox's "LA JRUNE NErRoPoLITAN,"
r. @ sa
s's:i:
ss:.s :fs Ts ssss:%sp: :i.:: .:ysss
comforts: society and central position Of the celebrated
HOLDREDoE's TENPEkANcE HoTEL "a AND 75e
:ns. = neatly ssD
rent q from s2so slS per week
QICHFIELD SPRINGS THESE SPRINGS ARE STU.
~ ated the third crest western turnpiks half be-
sd
s 9s Il sasTs :ss:
also At Fort Plain stages always in readiness
i1S s aHf
q the new and hotel
BE repairs ;adsS :nd new ana sE BIZ
s ss
and ss ss which Il. Tss s s
ns most mos .ss And su, d M
S sSS
aa
issS: yIIl.s: III. SSS;s. public ss.sh,p
ST. s'1s RIsls
srRsns =:
:ss further tic e ess
s.ns: b,s; iss.s Oar AIN
REV REV ISrA city, Hon W. Ssng Buass
Ton; MerrI: BiTS.s Grsens, y; AIonso Palmer, D,
s%sio Also to numerous others who have been ia the
As S: for
w:n s.' viii W. y P' y L
MOUNT yLRNoN s HOTEL CAFE NAY l7,I NEw . JER
gue.ts The house .itus,ed within city standing ~
q. si;s s.s n: yssf
.nd s as n e. Hs 4:
Of s1 and can Be .h pr
AZ so. % e
% o sh are n ssd TaS .. ;s.
season beer aaded ter psre. desiring 70 be stty pr
An s:s sstsS ssiss a.
S Ard svss as! s: as
bss ordered give pleasure the
h a1 SaaS o. Letters
SO Cape
NV YORK BAY PsIvATa sAxILY aorsL.
csps IHRs. proprietor. Posi- once. Jersey City. s9s
PIcHNoND HILL HOTEL, STATEN ISLAND, WILL
III the season on the oh OF June The yeg from
the house the country, embracing The
wide Of the Island staten Island
and New Jersey Particulars At s. w. Bsnsdicts store,
j. p. KELLETr. Proprietor
GUNNER R.TREAr.-REo PENING OF TIE wAnk
.Ess Who %sS Ss Seeking sn ss. Ss r%ssns
nrst class hotel are informed viii again ts
epen TOT vsers on the 1vth June facility will be
io5 nhins hshins, sailing ks For partculaef
wv AsHIN Gf0Nis HTxn ora pTTEa n n :. nm "a
w Zone mile from Permcnt) will open for the season on
Monday, June rs, 1883 Boardsrs can isavs Chambers
street PIER daily, AZ III A. n and r.. NJ, by pteamtu
Arrow and l. r. Smith. SIS vERBOYCK.
MILLINERY, &C. -TU
ECONOMY Is WEALTH PINE LAWN BONMErs.
~ 1Os extra LIS silk bonnets, So EXTRA
ane, $780, a. hrs BELLS millinery snd pattern store No.
3 Catherine street.
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i ae@aR. KEsNIDY. of RsIburS, has disosvsrsi il
kind Of humsr from the worst seorfua down 70 common
lie has tried IL LOO cases. and failed except
in two eAses-both He hes in bis pos.
session hundred certificates Of s virtue, AL wthB
Two bottles are to nursing mouth
One three bottles will tho Kidd ofpimpss
Two 70 three BEETLES will eure The system Of bells.
warranted 10 care the worst canker in the
Three bottles warranted TO the
70 two bottles oil humor The
BOTTLES warranted running Of the eyes
biotche: sn mo The hair.
one bottle win cure sesy eruption Of shs skin
three bottles warranted to the most dss
perate case ofrheumstism.
Three 20 four bottles warranted to cure the salt
Five TO eight bottles will the ofscrcfuis
cur. sSsa s 4. above
vicinity Of Boston know the Effects Of in every ssss
s. sure a. ws:r VII = Are s. sur. .ss YIN this :
t. always speaks 70. i..st Ihsss ar: s.' Ming:
s u ass sSs: r: %
s its value has never ss:n aSoyn Gn an
o. the ais.cysry win state that I. April iva esadei y
thousand bc.I.. per s.s o II. No change q az
isss ~ ss
drss over years spoonfal shiar,. foP ave 70
a year. ri &c. .gsGel. take s.rs
bowels sy S: Gay .r.ss ss. !, Ssssa
:s d sHs s:s Estifs.: y ss z
B. ssss' No III ysIssa street, Isi's S,r,hr.g is
S Ssss fs.I MY ts, s wan; CO..
Co.. Maiden lane sad retssd BY ali rsspscsabs druSsss
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MEDICAL.

nR PERRY, 81 FRANKLIN STREET. NEAR TAY-
~ los saloon makes The only real radical and scisatino
Of certain diseases oes who have been inhaled
by charatans nostrsm vsndsr would do wen 70 cell
upon him.
nR. coBBxTT, 10 DUANE STREET, NAY N e0N.
IL suited with sonndencs certain diseases; - years -
speciality Of ths professon enables him 10 guaSAAtee
HIS 10 ths thGt
seS by the great Record Of Paris n. BDr c.s dplqma
member ofthe n Unvervity naS DO o. his sse
nR COOPER, n DUANE STREET. 20 LONG KNOWH
~ 10 the etssns Of New York The megt successful
suited at his old scs relieving the unfertuAAts, eRa
{. guarantees cure In all Gases undertaken
nR JOHNSON, l6 DUANE sTRn8T, has PBRYolN.
IL Cd more cures than anV ether medical naa n Neg
York Js treatment 10 safe and expeditions; his ms
cines can be fear Of dstsoop Charges
Ssrsts the rsun asd sstsfaotioA not svsn.
nR. WARDS UsloRIUsArYs FRIEND. q. W.
j. bock.-yust what those sant who hAye eentxBsSe4
di.e.sss, namely. = cure q e.ss and es Ssi.y s.A
"Upforissstss Friend. Asiessa seS netfss-as stS.s
sv Sosrs, seshin. .iss does No. y 0sss srss. one
door Of Brosdwty the place 70 gGt th1 rapid ap<
thorough nedI-ne vbsre else y Nee Ysrk- sgp9
pantsd By Dr. Wase- Rstisnts an1ious for lsli4 mag
rely on rsgia ssrs ~ b: rs.s.saA vhsss s..,.s ne
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NEW ROUTE FOR aRKENPoRT AND SAG HARBoR =
IN On and after Saturday, Juno I'd the splendid new
,tesmsr ISLAND BELLE, Captain Peat, viii lsays
Tuesday, Thursday snd Saturday at II J.; returning
will leave Sag Hsrbor on Monday Wednesday and Friday,
pert both Ways TO and from sSg Hsrbor Orient Point
AZ reasonable rates payable on delivery Of the goods
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r1upr cURE-pR wARDB UNFoRTUNATn,s
Sguhs ~ Il u,ea before ~ other remedy ma sniy
..rtsin s1 cure Eovn. 20 n@ d.ss,ysd ~ q ne emily
Ssrssfy ni.s.. pei:on Nc sns eve. ssd hs U.er.s.
nslly pissssat sanitary Many Al cured b. one dsss.
once Canal st.. one dosr east Of BroaA~ay.
rrHE DISEASES or woMAN-THEIR CAUSES AND
cure amilisry explained with practical hints Their
FREDERICK mcllieh, n D; Price 81 Psblishsd ~ IN
free by mail receipt Of price and address 81" 10 com
plee practical treatise diseases scientific enough
Ter medical and yea plain that anybody cAn m.
dertand r. and 20 decsteiy written that The nost
faitdious cannot object 10 single passage -Nsw TVS
Tmss
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MILLINERY, &C.

ECONOMY Is WEALTH PINE LAWN BONMETs
~ 10s extra 6ne LIS silk and Grape bonnets ST. extra
ane $780, at hrs BELLS millinery and pattern store, No
3 Catherine street
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FrHEATRE, CHARLESTON, 8. C.-J0HN SLOAN, MA
nagerThe above beautiful Theatre for rsnt, any tine
previous to the dramatic which about
middle OF October. address JOHN SLOAN, Me-
tropolitan Theatre, York
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EoR sAvANNAH-fABE nEDUCID.-raE UNITED
States n oil stesmship BEYSTONE STATE Capt r.
hsre win leave Philadelphia for s.ysnnsh on wsdnss.
The Keystone state will leave above, "Wednesday
Juno ~. Agents In New York. SCRANTON 4 TALLMAN,
10 Old Slip where staterooms may be sssursd
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m uuNrErs RED pRoP cuRrs WIN xHn

nl HUNTERS RED DROP CURES WHEN I'll
IL treatment Of other physicians aud all other fssess
fail IL only reliance for thorough cure In eersa
for shs hssy cures "a III psbs "a
nsdics only drive the diseAss IN the BLOOD onX IN
the patient from secondary stsssn epa ns
YER s.psreAs hyou tras. 70 ..y essE ns1s a. -
without ~ DR. Hunter restores people 70 whs
have been smos ruined b. mercury and eausss by ths
bumburs =
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THEATRE FOR RENT-THE BUILDING KNOWN An
the Pelican Theatre, isuatsd g. Chsrlss strsst,
The scenery furn,tnre 40 Bull. for an snph,shsAta
10 the best in the ety. and to good Add rsspenbs tsaat
Will DO renssd log and long Lease Eysr Sssrs1 -
New Orleans.
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STOLEN GOODS.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, MAY -. 1855.
" Owners wanted the following goods sapposcA
TO have been stolen 81 the secod District Court Jst
fersen Market-Thrty containing lace, hAad
kerchief msntiilas ribbons boscns hid gloves srsvaA
frpges binding wells black lace itts three Grape shaw
broche shawl fifteen pieces OF silk and satin remnant
three pieces Of deiAne eighty nine pieces Of fringe, thirty
three OF black lace Az the Third District Police
Court Essex street:-Two bsrres Of pork.
GEO. W. AATSELL. Chief Of Police
CTOLEN-FRoM THE COUNTY eLERK,S OFFICE,
- on Tuesday, Nay o. between IL and II o'clock, light
brown cloth coat II the thief sends back the menssAA-
dunn book he can keep the coat X. b. CONNOLLY.
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MEDICAL.

nR. SWAN APPRIsRS HIS FRIENDS AND THOSE
~ who wish to consult him that his once i removed
50 Murray street TO No Chatham in
sbip with Dr. Lake. Cohsultatons from A. n. 10 10 r.
n, Sundays excepted.
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EoR SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA-UNITEp STATES
I mail line.-The and elessnt stea nshp AUGUSTA,
Capt Thomas Lyon, will leave New York sh,
saturdsy June from pier NO. North river. 1t o'clock
Bills Of lsdipg sFned bard. For freight apply
bosrd or for passage 70 SAIL y Broad
son,lIe Sal; Pilatka sa3 The Aahana Geo r. sehenck
vii succeed, and leave Wednesday, June o.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

L,oR KEYPoRT, UNION, PORTSMOUTH RED BANK
II Shrewsbury, and Middletown Poiot-The steames
Eagle leaves foot Of Murray street daily ercept sunday
O'clock Returning leaves Portsmouth 1t Pm, and
Union nj p. m.
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NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP
IN CompAny-Tor New vrisans. stopping a. Havana.
WARRIOR, J. d. bullock, commander, wl commence
ceiyir gsght hursdAy June and sail for the above
ports Saturday June 81 II o'clock from pier 1T foot
Of Robin street, North river Freight for the interior
and Mobile ed TO In New Orleans
James connoiy Co.. will be forwarded free Of 90 nms
stone PASSENGERS Havana must procure passports
leaving port Bills Of adips must be sent for signing
the evening previous 70 the ship sailing For freight
rage, apply to LIVINGSTON, CROCHEa0N CO.,
AGENTS, 81 Broadway, :,
succeed the Black Warrior and sail Monday, June Is.
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I,ARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROv-
ed property in New Jersey; ak sores well eutivAsed
house. barn, out houses about Ia miles from Newark,
the banks Of tine Passae river accessible
through the day For particulars inquire Of l.. VANDE
WATtR, NO. II Maiden lane
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ITO DRAMATIC AUTHORS. UNDBRsIGNuo
proposes 70 the dramatic author: in the Untsa oesss
20 invite their exertions in behalf tbs DRAMA
ttion for the following For best farce IN vhSeA =
Iish male and Yankee female 80 lsna
IN thse acts With 90 i,ish male ana rsntss female sh.ss
Or i've acts In which Irish mAle and Yapkes female cha
rscter shall be the most promnensvs hundred aslay
These will DO authors rooDoSove
The a:c!siSns viii Be made By ccnpssent esiassrsss
cepon Of the plays which b. sent 70 the
l02 East Nineteenth street, the Broadway Theatre,
the frat next The subscriber deems
called upon BY the recent Wholesale praey 81 hs p
that he DO able TO protect and
In measure from the unprneiped Of individual
property. BARNEY WILLIAM Csns0AA.
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WANTED-THE USE OF $500 FOR ONE YEAR, FOR
w which security good furniture and other will
be given to the soo to party wishing help
Of SO will be given besides the legal interest note sd
dressed to A. Willard Brooklyn Post Oiss any time this
week, will meet with prompt attention.
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ExPRESS FOR SALE-AN OLD AND WELL ESTAB.
~ hshed express between Brooklyn and New York for
full particulars inauire r. LANG DON, AZ Full
ton street, BROOKLYN.
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TINTED STATS NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
u For Havana and New orlsans.-On Saturday, June
o'clock r. M frsm pier foot Of Warren street. North
river The we'll inswn and tayori's s,ssm,hp EMPIRE
compsny's once Freight 70 New orlssns 80 cent? per
cubic foot Shippers will be supplied with blank bills Of
their once No o.hsr forms signed and no bills q ladng
Iage apply At the once Of ths company ~ West street
corner Of Warren. n. 0. ROBERTS.
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AUSTkALIA-INDEPENDE DENT LINE-oNLY YES; Ell
IN port up for Ausss.s beautiful clipper snip
CKykIAL PALACE, 600 TONS B. r. Simmons COM
will have mmekte despatch for Melbourne her
second voy having made her nrs in eighty four days.
The this ship
best both in FIRST and cabins which emily
limited number will be taken Having most Of her cargo
enagsd depend on there Being detention
or TO ARKELL ELLI5TT I46 Pearl street. or 70 NAIL
FER LORD. los W all street.
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NEWS DEPOT FOR SALE-THE OLD ESTABLISHED
an newspaper stationery and store 2 Canal
Hudson must be sold this day moderate price
Inquire 1.-THE store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-31

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