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Atsrday, June 2, Mrs.. ANN HART, in the 27th year


On Saturday, June Mrs. ANN HARE in the s7th year
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral this forenoou ut past eleven
O'Clock from the residence of her mother Mrs. Demp
seq, No. 178 West Thirteenth street.
On Sunday, June 5, EMMA LAvISA, daughter of Louisa
and William }. Storms, aged yesrs-
Ths friends OF the family respectfully iavted TO
attend her funeral from no SO Troy street, this
ing, at 10 o'cok. The 70 mains win DO taken TO Tar
rytown for inSe1nent.
On Saturday morning. June 2, after short illness,
HANNAH wife Of Stats 3. Bell, aged A years. mcnths
and days.
The relatives and friends of the family respectful
" invited to attend her funeral, this afternoon, at
O'Clock, from her late residence, No. Twelfth
street. without further invitation. Her remains Will be
taken 10 Greenwood for interment.
On Monday afternoon, June 4, at az O'Clock, MARGA-
RK wife Of John Murtha Of the PariEh Of ckblea Cas-
tlepolard county Westmesth Ireland, aged 80 years
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectful
y invited TO attend her funeral at O'Clock to
afternoon, from Der late residsacs No. 100 Eleventh
street. between Avenues and B.
On Monday, June 4, Of consumption, JAMES YEAroS,
aged IS years and ~ days.
The relatives and friends Of the family also Hnman
Lodge No 1o7 o. Of o. r., respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, at his late residence ib4 Monroe
further invitation. His remains will be taken to Cypress
Hill Cemetery.
Eastern papers please copy.
On Monday, June =, on Inflammation Of the BRAIN Ju.
liza NJ. KoMB, aged rs years and months.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are re-
spectfuy invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence Of her mother 3 East Thirty third street. this
afternoon, at o'clock.
On Monday, June !, At le7 Washington street. ruo.
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soarce I'm Paris for the Exhibition or the
works emne American and European
and the fresch press say Of MEADE
DkOTHERS' picturss..From 10 Lamisrs. Feb. g. 1856
pared 70 these BY Claudet, OF London. peculiar
Of light, by In poshng by the artistic
selection Of the positions, Messs Meade give relief to
ther pictures resembling the eject Of the sereoscp
ter having these beautiful proofs undsrstAnd
the these srtists have In America and
2I Broadway. four doors above Aston House.
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the Broslxlyn Courts.


JUDGE RoCKwELLs OPINION ON THE LIQUOR Law.
The June term Of the Kings County Court Of Oyer and
7srminsr was commenced yesterday morning, before
Judge Rockwell and Justices Stryier and Emmans The
following Grand Jury empannelled =
Francis c. Kirby, Foreman; Edward " Brown. VIM
Zimmer, Andrew F. Marshall VIM. Il. Hazard, Josiah
Palmer John Beaie Patrick Howard J. X. Citizens, Ly
man HAvland
Juese Rockwell then charged the Grand Jury
He said, there were many conflicting opinions as
10 whether it q crime to sell spurious liquor in
state, in any quantity under any
and II the cuty of courts to explain their views
Chap 20 r. s. entitled "Of the internal police OF
Excise, and The regulation OF taverns and rroosres
This title related to two subjectsfrst to the subject Of
excise, or inland dut,es on commodities for consump
on RETAIL secondly to the regulation OF taverns and
groceries. ANY might keep tavern for the accom-
mediation Of travellers, gro ery, and any might
sell sprituous liquors. subject to these regulations
The regulations we're, BY II, that ooe could
sell spirituous liquors in any quantity less than
liquors to DC crank in the house, upon the premises
Of the seller But the statute provided that the Com
OF Excise might grant grocery licenses to sell
licenses to sell it to be drank on the pre-
mises-the Commissioners to determine the sum
This part Of the statute relates to tue excise
duty to be paid the license SELL The other part
Of the statute relates to the regulation Of tavsrns and
groceries. By the late act 1t provided that Ii
csnse should hereafter be granted. As excise Law,
the old one was undoubtedly repealed, but a. law
gulAtTg taverns and groceries It not repealed The
statutory prohibition against selling in quantities less
than Eve gallons, TO drank upon the premises,
manned unrepealed, and was one Of the police regua
tons Of this State.
The cIout Court was then opened BY Judge Rockwell,
day Gully % embraces Nos. 2 5, Q, 49, 9. 10,
IL, IL, 10, IA, 15, 10, II, Is, 10, 20.
terdsy before Judge Culver and Supervisors Syker and
Caldwell. The panel Of Grand Jurors called. but
became exhausted before the requisite number could be
obtained. The Court directed the drawing Of new
penel and Adjourned TIL this morning. The civil ca
ndsr for to-day is Nos. y IL, IA, 49, Is, 49, H. ~,
|23, %.
ARRESTS THE PoIICE.-The total number Of arrests
by BrookIyn police Saturday night and Sunday,
for drunkenness and fighting was twenty. five.
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The Turf
oENrRny1LLE oouasn. !. r.-rRorr

CENTREVILLE COURSE, L. 1s-TROTTING.
sweepstakes for $780, mile heats, best three in Ave,
IN harness. owners to drive, off yesterday after
noon, between Mr.. Conway's Lady Ellen Mr.. john
son'ss g. Fulton, and Mr.. Bridges b. g. Young Empe-
Tsr Lady Ellen won In three straight heats, after
very clofe contest with Fulton throughout. Young
Emperor did not up to the expectations Of his
bachers The betting in favor Of Lady Ellen from
the opening the end She led throughout the race
with exception, and that was on he homestretch
Of the first heat where Fulton led h. for short dis
lance, and then broke up and fell bacx The following
Is the summary -
MONDAY, June 4-swsepstakes, $500, mile heats, best
three in 1--WE, in harness, owners to drive
J. Conway named o. M Lady Ellen. .......... l l
f. johnson named 9 g. Fulton ..............
J. Bridges named b. G Young Emperor......
Time, 2:52-2:50-248h
UNION COURSE, L. I.-TROTTING.
MONDAY, June Purse and stake, $500, mile heats,
best three in five, to wagons.
VIM. Whelan named b. T. Jerry .............. i i
II. Woodruff named 6. g. Active. 2dr.
J. Nelson named r. &. John Murphy .......... dis.
Time, 2:54K-2:45Z.
match against time followed for $500, young mn.
tried horse to perform . mile In 24b. MI. Wnelan
drove him. The horse lost by second and hall. BE
made the mile IN 2:a6H.
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Great Piano and Music House OF HOE ace
WATERS 1888 BroAdwayThe largest sssortment OF one-
brAted pianos ell kinds Of mumc merchandise n the
United The public aware that this house M IN
opposition 10 the adopted che reduced prces
pianos msodeons and music oan be bad Of Mr.
Waters NJ less prices than they be found elsewhere
psnos rent and allowed upon purohasns monthly
krnHmanta taken.
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Anson's Daguerrcotypes.-Largc Sixo Tor so
ents ooored and nice twics the size others take
for 50 cents and equal in quality and se TO those made
v~nl.s HnkA
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The Subscriber returns his sincere thanI

inform them that he feels very for the
His motto has always been excelsior false
but stuff speaks for ITSELF 1t has
to the public snd the chespss that viii eectu.y clear
Ask friends they have Costars
they have they will tell 10 the only thing they have
found that annhilates them
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Csrpetings and Oilcloths Twenty Per Cent
Tess than former prices -fETERsON HUMPHREY, $40
Bvoadvav, will sell during this monh at the above rates.
Great bargains may be expected. Call and see.
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One Dollar for Photographic Portraits six
tim ., larger than the dollar PES the
Of art anticipated but realized daily ut the
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those Monumental Daguerrcotype Cases,
"a secure the picture the sir and weather.
can be had By addressing Msusoeum Daguereoype Compa
m lev street.
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whites Summer Styles % Hats are now
ready and in such variety suit the Of the most
fssaous Those in want Of nice Article, should call
WHITE, 3N Broadway, opposite the Broadway theatre.
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Genin's Spring Hat Ii just now having q
.run in the history the New York hat trade
A. fast as shelves allied they swept
a Nv ssbonsbe crowds Look in 81 the and
crowds with which constantly thronged; such scene
WAS witnessed In place Of business In this
city. GENlN, No. ga Broadway, opposite ~. Paurs
Church.
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Espencheld Invites Attention to his new
ana style light French gray beaver hat for
sum mer wear and besutiful
seeding richness Of color and anenes Of
texture Also the pure Rocky Mountain sivery beaver
hats together with several choice styles Of straw Panama
ana seplets adapted the Gentlemen desrous
Of fne srsicle in the hat way should ca At ESPEN-
on kID,S llS Nassau street.
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death me silence Ia observed In connection with the
sssiDg election, which even the Union has not h.d
shs erontery to disturb by any alusi,ns TO IT, from
of the fatal effects that would be certain
follow such a course *N&
In the elections hereafter to come of, the necessity
for strict observance of ths rules undsr which
Virginia triuuphsc, win be found ssssntiai
TO success and In both Georgia and len
nsssee every alusion 10 the government at Wash
iogton il TO be avoided, pregnant with
defeat 1t probable that the next Presidential
ton win be carried through without any OF the parties
the being willing to connect itself with GEN.
esai Pierce, to assume responsibility OF opposing
any Of mis- administration. which will certainly
hs novelty in Presidential elections nothing Of
the kind win have taken place before this country.
lis barely possible notwithstanding the Presidents
dscion that Governor Rseder Will return to Kansas In
the recent visit Of that parsonage to this city he had
the opportunity Of seeing for himself that majority
Of the Cabinet was strongly opposed TO his resumng
aubernatoria duties In Kansas The consequences Of
. civil war were pointed out to him, and honest ap-
Dsals we're made TO his patriotism to give over the
thought Of return that brings with II evils that every
geed American would depore. am convinced that his
land speculatons alone the only distraction in the
way Of his immediate resignation. The Legislature to
assemble in July may take action pronouncing IS
kauduent all the purchasses in which he has been
Gagged and such action would be likely to fnd favor in
new Governor, and thus serious pecuniAry loss
Reeder and his associates in this nefrous enterprise
The UMion ints Reeder's return, and the patriot
im that prompts this advice 10 perfectly legitimate
sordipg to washngtonisn rules, being based dollars
and large amount Of which It Is said has been
Invested by Rseder in Kansas lands for the benefit Of
parties concerned. And the time ID also approaching
when those having the government money in their pos
zssson will be required to render retuzn account and
this may found nconvenient Reedsr is succeeded
|Gsverpor and ..,scuations pronounced o. fraudu-
lsnt <ga Hence the necessity for Reeder's early
|dspe. by United states sodiery with
insuuctiops tight him through" and his repu
|tatien and the Investments in his behalf
that Of his friends This is the patriotism that
Breeder back to Kansas, and that creates warm
in1syest in certain quarters in his behalf.
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serdict OF the Arfssts-A Celebrated For
trs;t and miniature painter while at ROOTS Photographic
slIerv the unanimous opinion OF the
srtiss Of this city that Roots photographs we're the finest
the art ever produced C ~ ooo DrosaNAy
and Judge tor yourselves
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Lace Curtains, Window Shades, dsc.-Buy-
ers have great ADVANTAGE in dealing with large establish
mens for the extensive the business the smaller
centage Hence In buying lace curtains cornes
window shades Of first class importing and
concerns like that kELTY h FERGUSON No. 29i
Broadway the purch praotses wise we'll
enjoys the opportunity Of selecting from extensive
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III Check Marseilles by the Sc Piece" or Yard,
from the larses,'' TO the smallest sized plaid Also,
At 4" extremely low prices"
DEGRooT SON, Oak Hall. "a and So Fulton It,
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you get such as viii combine quality with
July Of the public and suit
them to the article Of Hat, whether ~ be silk
beaver black white be tested By calling on him
At b9S Broadway LIS Fulton street.
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Pavilion, New Brighton, staten Island.-
This is fully opened for the reception
on the premises, or at S25 Broadway, N. y
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LECTURES.

DROP. scHERB,s LECTURES IN BROOKLYN RE.
peated.-At the unanimous request OF his audience,
Pro schsrb will IePss. two o. his lectures in Brookyn
These lectures The Ca .hoc poet&a Protes
tant Beatrice the Christian ideal Of First
lecture this Tuesday June at in Psrkers Female
Institute.
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Dyspepsia, Gravel, RheumatIsm and Kid

Dyspepsia, Gravel, Rheumatism and Kid
Dey oompiaints-Wofe's sohedam aromatic schnapps is
the bess medical practitioners in the country put up in
pint and quart bottea for sale by all the
gists in the United States.
UDOLPHo WOLFE, Sole importer,
49, 20 and 22 Beaver st., New York,
IS South Front, Philadelphia.
The concentrated tincture Juniper distilled
by the proprietor at schdam Holland expressly for med
use.
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kDVRRTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.


DEAR FREDERIcK-ARE you DEAD To ALL OUR
IL appeals to your affection to honor, to
passon even tor whose Of returning health
you are so recklesy mperng You crushing with
shoughtess but most cruel act Of your has eeoaons
burden before. poor child, why remain
For every day OF absence imposes all fresh
crifce, hich yon know are i'll able to bear.
INFORMATION WANTED OF WILLIAM MCKENZIE,
lately Iesiaing at 1876 Fulton street, New York He will
ind something TO mis- advantage BY applying ut IA Murray
street, addressing note 70 box I'LL Post Off,s
T0HN WILEY, CoNFEcTIoNER-wHEN LAST
beard from in New York Inform alton concerning
him. tor his sister Emily Herring No Rockingham
a Co., 10 Cliff street.
MATTHEW WREN COR RAM WILL HEAR OF
M something to his advantage BY addressing n note to
seen Any friends Of Me- Wren win favor by giving
the like information.
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Cozxens' West Point Hotel II now Open for
the c. has two furnished cottages let with
without board.
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Cognac Oh, Chemicals, Drugs, md Patent
slsosre plate pyrotechnic and
super or green oil cognac Is drops to the gaonl
peach cherry and apples ein Jamaica and 81 Croix rum
assslrss cO..nSss orange EsfaDgm bscIins iodine
potassum bismuth patina asbestos Vienna lime Thorns
ext copaiva, Persian insect powder fg blue
Maiden lane.
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Holloway Ointment and Pils. The whole

Holloway Ointment and Pills. The whole
civilized world have with voice. endorsed In
OF these wonderful as being the only
dy for old vound ulcer, leg breast
when all other means been in vain sold at the
manufactures, No. 30 Maiden lane, and No. IA Strand,
london and ~ all druggists At 2aK cents, sak cents and
81 per box or pot.
Tan, Plmplcs, Freckles, Eruptions, Chafed
sin &e positively cured by Gourauds italian medsaed
Poudre subtitle hair from part the body
Rouge lilly white hair dye and restorative Ut the old de-
pot 81 walker street. first from Broadway Calender
Is s. Sd Philadelphia: Mrs. Hayes Brooklyn.
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Summer Made Garments, of every doscrip-
ton in k cotton zephyr msrnO and silk thread. offered
mems Furnishing store 2 Greenwich street, Of
Chambers. shirts made to asure.
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Who killed cock robins inquired some one.
], said tho sparrow, / did Il for fun.

!.
But who killed the reaches, moths. bsdbuss and heass
Which, az well ~ has PHI, the world
nowned extrmn ator Of mice and known to be
genuine by =. LYONS autograph the four medspd
wrapper. Depot 424 Broadway. and No. South Eighth
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DIR. 3. 3. Fitch, Author or the 6 Six Leo
lures on Consumption stiee "a Broadway open daily,
asthma diseases Of the heart and all chronic diseases Of
males and females. Consultation free.
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A Good FITTING Shirt II Necessary as q
good sitting coat Cali and leave at old
stand and they will be delivered n agreed upon and
a. S HYATT CO., 1861 Fulton ST.. near Broadway.
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HAIR Dye, Wigs and Toupecs-Ba&cheIors's
Celebrated factory for these articles ass BrosAwa Nine
Wholesale and retail. Beware Of limitations The hyxsst
assortment Of wigs and toupees In the world.
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aLltsio strokes Fen Grcat Oa .n-Eoonou

"LAtsAe STROKES Fen Great Oaks."-Economy
u best friend-and EVANS clothing warehouse. 66
and 6s Fulton street the place where zephyr
suits are sold at 800 linen June suits 81 fashionable
French cloth COATS SS vests ST. blay linen
81; extra superfne blue cloth dress coats, SIS.
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consumption and all diseases the throat lungs Dr.
Csrtis Hygeaua Thousands have been restored
Broadway, and sold by c. H. Ring, NO. l92 Broadway.
Price only s. package. DR.. Curtis will be ohce
daily 10 TO O'Clock where he may be free Of
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CristadorO's Executor Hair Dyo.-N0 Clap.
trap has toisted this dye into public fAvor. By It's
and napproached In ten minutes
converts Flemish Into attraction Manufactured sold
and applied, 1t No. castor House.
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NLOTHfN0 AND FURDTTURE.-LADTES OR GENTLE
" having any 10 4spose Of receive fair cash
price sending The stoos II urens street, Canal
81 West Broadway letter through the Ladies
attended BY Mrs. Cohen. s. COHEN.
nLoTHIrG wANT1D-LADIEs OR GENTLEMEN
" having good superfuous clothing to dispose Of
tain cash price for the by sending 70 the sub
scriber 66 him 101 Chatham. M, B. COHEN
N. Blades attended by Mrs Cohen
CLoTHING AND FURNITURE wANTED-LAprzs
~ gentlemen Wishing 70 dispose Of thai, cast OF 49,
from the subscriber. Please address l. N. DUSSELD0Rf
10 Elm street, LADIES attended W b. Mrs, y,
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HEW rUHLaCATEONn.
ELEVENTH DAY OF SALE or THE LAST GREAT
II novel EVERY READER THE HERALD
should purchase ct
THEIsTENsELy INTER STORY LIVE,
ERNEST GRAY, or THE SINS OF SOCIETY,
BY MARIA MAXWELL;
WITH SIX NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ONE DOLLAR.
Published by r. W. STRONG. 9S Nassau street.
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POLITICAL.

A REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THE YOUNG
IA Mems Democratic Republican General Committee will
be held At Tammapy Hail. Tuesday evening" June 1885,
At ~ o'clock. By order of Ii. p. CARR, Chairman.
SAMUEL L. HAuGHr0N, . a..
DAVID B. MCCULLOUGH. eecretanes
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THE FIRENIEN.

At SPECIAL MEETING OF EXCELSIOR ENGINE
"a Co. NO: held June 1855. after from fire in
Greenwich street u was on motion unanimously resolved
that the thanks OF the company be hereby
the poprietors the Dey street House, for
generously furnished upon that occasion.
GEORGE n. HARDING, Chairman.
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II. r. Lovet's Wahpene will Restore Grey
hair and badness Call at 7c2 Broadway
feet heads Of hair when young.
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THE LIQUOR QUE sTIOS.

4 LIQUOR DEALERS CENTRAL CONTEMPORARIES
IL from the several wards the Central Conven
ton will meet tho estcheser House even.
ing the 5th inst for the Of
with the resolutions OF the Liquor Deaers Society.
j. N. HAYWARD, President.
N. X. BUNCE, Vice President.
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shirt store, No Reconsideration invited the
superior articles in the gentlemen furnishing department
and Isle thread under shirts and e-aw Ties hsndher
Chiefs cravAts Gloves half hose, ders umbrellas
dr sng glasses gold eeve buttons and
shirt studs mounted and otherwise &c. imported for
tprns and summer trade The prices
assortment unequaled
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NOTICE THE UNDERsIGSED TAKES OCCASION
TO return thanks to the New York Fire Department
and the Police force the ground for the prompt
cen aid rendered at the which caused the destruction
Of his STABLES and warehouse the evening Of the Sd
by which large Of vAlu able
ing and vicinity saved from destruction.
JOHN MATTHEW'S, 4S7 4 439 First avenue cor 9th A.
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DAM INGs OF qHE HOLLAND sCHOOL.-THE
following valuable paintings now remaining in the pic.
gallery Of the Crystal Palace Junly st when
disposed OF in this country they will be back
Europe herewith offered for sale at the below len
this rare chance 10 obtain good Picturea by
Holland Landscape, by Pegrom, $40.
$40
Luther before the Emperor, At Worms by Van Petit,
S140
view upon Dinant, near Namur. by Fetar Van KIosn,
$50.
Lady ~ her Toilet, by winveld, so.
Sheepstali, by A. Knip, $50
IAndscsps with Cattle, BY Henrietta Knip s5o
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TnE FIFTH WARD LIQUOR DEALERS PROTECTIVE
Society for 1855 will meet Ut the fifth Ward Hotel ON
Tuesday evening" June at O'Clock purpose of re-
organizing AN persons requested TO attend
j. b. TAYLOR, Secretary.
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To LAWYERS OR BUSINESS MEN GOING SOUTH
The sdvsrsser has matters o. importance requiring
party going direct TO Charletoo s. c. Address Immediate
IL Il. & Herald once.
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A YOUNG GIRL, JUST ARRIVED FROM FRANCE
IA wishes situation chidrens governess ana % DO
plain sewing Apply TO Mr.. Vine, Of Court and
LequeE streets, Brooklyn.
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cavstins, the Orphan (bsllAd) 15s, the swins
tide, ge Sparkling Polka as sditions) S5c Plblshs
by HORACE WA1EhS, 1888 Broadway.
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The Public Works Of Pennsylvania.

FHHADRIPHA, July "a, 1851.
crowd Of about three hundred persons congregated
h the Exchange this evening, to witness sale Of the
main line Of public WORTH. Governor Pollock So
csstary Of State Curtin, Attorney General Franklin and
tAs Coz masioners appointed in Of the act Of
Me LsshiatuIe were present Mr. Myers, the auction.
sss, Mated the terms Of the SALE and that bid less
,Aas seven and half millions could be received. One
hundred thousand dollars in available funds would -
required from the purchaser at The auctioseer
Men proposed fifteen mill ons, and descended TO eight
niIsas, ard ftsm thence to and half millions,
without receiving . single bid. After dwelling Some
tnne, the sale was adjourned sxe die.