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On Wednesday morning, June Q, the Rev JAooB
BRoDBEAD, D. D. in the 10Th year of his age formerly
one Of the ministers OF the Collegiate Reformed Dutch
Church In this city.
The reverend clergy and the relatives and friends Of
the family Of the deceased invited to attend the f
neral services at the North Dutch Church. corner Of
William and Fulton streets this afternoon, q. O'Clock
precisely.
On Wednesday June g. Mrs. CATHERINE srxosoy, in the
Ssth year OF her age
The relatives and friends Of the family and also her
son james, respectfully invited to attend her fune
raj from her late residence, No. 1872 Elizabeth street.
ton.
On Wednesday evening, June Q, EMILIA PALMER, aged
years Donthr and 10 days.
me relatives and friends Of the family requested
20 the funeral from the residence Of her parents
~ E1st ihirty.shth street, near Third avenue at
O'Clock TINS afternoon, without further inyitatiou Her
mept. ' iA'0i'
At his late residence, Mr.. WIN. MoGrsyrs, blacksmith
aged 30 years and months. ''aoA''''
bis freI do and acquaintance are respectfuv ;pv;ea
70 attend his funeral at 31o West stset
O'Clock, this afternoon. ~o', ~
Canada papers please copy.
Suddenly, Mr.. JULES MoNIUN, in the e5th year NJ H.,
sge. A'
The frien5s Of the family OF deceased also tbo.. 10
his brother, Mr.. Henry honlun, and Of his fathern
law, Mr. VI DIrsnd, are respectfully invited to attend
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Supreme Court-Circuit.
Before Hon. Judge RooseveN.
THE FIRE OF HARPER's ESTABLISHMENT IN CLIFF
STREET..

JUNE 7.-Jas Harper and Others, vs. The Mutual In
srdmce Conpdnyq Atbd~y-The plaintiffs In this case
sue TOT ~, Ovo-the amount OF policy OF insurance
sheeted With the defendants their printing abish
ment IN Clih street. which, it will be recollscted Was
burned down In December 1858. The defendants In
sisted that the policy viiatea by the use of cam
Phine in the premises Of the plaintiffs. The plaintiffs
commended that is long established custom 70 se
csmphne and turpentne In printing establishments
The Court charged that If the jury found that cam.
phine was necessary material, ordinarily used in
printing estsblishnents there no breach of tina
policy, and the plaintiffs we're entitled to recover
The jury being unable to agree, ursel consented 70
verdict for plaintiffs for IS, 478 79-subcct to the
opinion Of the General term.
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On Wednesday, June Q, by the Rev Frederick Ogilby
f. MORRIS BUCKLEY, to GlRIRUDE PHEBE OSDERDoyK
both Of Philadelphia
In Brooklyn, ON Wednesday June s. at the Church Of
the holy Trinity, BY the Rev VIM. H. Lewis d. D., Mr.
WIN. HUMnkRr, to Miss FRANCES T., daughter Of the
late VIM. Scott, Esq.
On Wednesday, June g. by the Rev. DR.. Potts, FRAN
CHS UrroN Of Rhinebeck to KATE, daughter Of James
Mccullough, Esq, Of this city.
Cn suneay evening June 8, BY the Rev. J. Hermance
Mr.. GEORGE =. WoLcorr, to Miss SARAH ANN Rowe all
OF this city.
In Brooklyn, on Thursday, June 7, by the Rev. A.
Lmendorf, R. MILES ROBINSON, Esq.,, Of Philadelphia to
On Wednesday, June 6, ut the Oliver street Church,
by the Rev. E. L. Msscon, CHARLES 4. YoUNGs, to SA.
E. daughter Of Albert Mason, Esq all of this city,
In New Orleans ON Tuesday, May 20, BY the Rev. DR..
Ferguson, EDWARD NJ CowDREY, Of this city, to Miss q
CEcEIA McIrARS, daughter Of the late Capt. John c.
McLearn, Of the former city.
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UNITED STATEs DISTRICT CouRT,-Nos. to D, III.
SuYRKn CouRT-Specal Term.-Nos 100, 10l, ITO, 1870,
47O, IL, Is, 1877, 1875, 12G.
SUyxfMR Couar-CSrcuit--Part 1st.--Eos. q rs, se5
1922 1928, 1866, 1865, 1874, 1882 1921 1885, 20l2
2035, 649, 81 Part 2d-Railroad calendar will be taken
SUPERIOR CoURr-Nos 42i, 345, es, TO- 777, ss5, sls
eO4 GEO. $50 92S 1908, 9ss, 100, 101, 24e 22s, s4I
1884, eSI $780, 247, ass 6oo 742 1914. 10ie 30 10IS
lo2i 1924 loie, 1O2S, sos, ss7. IooS, 4os a4s, se
$50, 1888, $40.
COMMON PIrAs--Part 1st-17e. 1T3, s0s, $40, sa5 to
sIi 834 Part 2ds27 $40 to s34 $780, 1913 TO S43 $40,
7SfX.
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snsssvv Inv beinx so.s-s-a thsrs vss NO mistake
fSWhsi our reporter lsft-aftsr 10 p. M-ns was sun
psshfng and the music which ha bsen promised had
81 been forthcoming. Mayor Hall was not present
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Charles ParsonEDear sir lit rives great pleasure
testify to the great merits OF and roach extermi
nator" For had batted with thsse filthy
and notv outstanding had used every our
power or and kept constantly guard
against them and although had Stayed
enemy their reserved egons were sure TO come at the
valuable exterminatcr have routed the enemy horse
foot and dragons We find necessity for guard
there not enough of the enemy left try expert
ments upon. MERRITT LANGLEY,
Projectors Of the Dey street House. Nos o. IS and IS
Dey street.
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MATRIMONIAL.

nEATRIMoNIAL.-ANY YOUNG LADY DEsIRoUs OF
M marriage with toleraby good looking sentleman who
IL Of medium sizs and of some besuty aud will
with comfort may hear Of offer BY addressing O. FL
lie. New York Post ofce, itatpg whore interview may
be bad.
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The Knox Hnt.-Cherc can be- nothing, we
think beat latest syie of hats introduced by nox
Of I27 Fpon street and 6s3 Broadway and yet every
Esve thought the thing en- still his
vsniye genius 10 not exhausted The present shape
cplisry graceful, and u seems 20 suit admirably every
fnle Of face
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FURNITURE.

UNAMELLED COTTAGE FURNITURE-NEAT, PREY
~ y suits IS low ss5 q the nannfsescry and ware
style ef elegant and fashionsble snamsled suits
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James Little d Co.'s Stock or Spriag aud
clothing cannot be equaled by any
ment in town For quality Of goods superior male
cellent fit they defy COMP arisen No. 4l2 Broadway.
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June, 1655-Chs elk marsellles Suits, % So
Zephyr cashmere suits $40; Mlrsees vests ST. complete
June Suits So 80 ard 49, double breasted cloth coats
EVANS clothing warehouse 66 and 68 Fulton street.
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OFFICE OF THE NEWTON COPPER TYPE CON.
" pany No IA Frankfort street. Now York, June T. 1856.
Editer New York HerAldkr 1t has recently come to
notice some OF the Western have been discussing
lowing extracts that the Buffalo Republic made attack
faced type and that tho Cleveland Leader
ticed it, and set the matter right lhe Buffalo Express
corrected the Republic ell this happened without tho
copper faeed type those who It, By the way
agent visited baltimore last week. and told printers
there that the New York printers which they
cialy nstanced the Herald had abandoned the cop
perfaced type. We to have friends South well
West. VGyrespectfully, &C.
Sn hss hss VIII Sfass
greet having adopted the type far
experiences 1t will net BE- likely fulfil their
tons The editor in In surprising that the Union s
antic cities in Buffalo Tor two years or
Of our At having been pra,ed upon
dissent the opinion the editor the Re-
faced and has been in constant for period OF
In respects 1t Is better tho plain but
especially account Of its durability As regard il
important step in the march Of Improvement must,
Justice to the inventors give them the credit whise Of
Union after they have used their
The Democracy has been discussing of late the merits Of
copper faced type, and wishes know opinion
thereof We have used such type than
have doubt of their superiority the old STYLE They
At this moment are good This paragraph
will also to correct the statement OF the Rochester
unonthat Its new type the frat faced used in
Western New York .-Buaao Expresa
paragraph having appeared this paper TO the efeok
that the faced which the Express 10 printed
would not well, shat Journal correots saying
pered or cheerully adopt its opinion the
best.-Bufalo Republic.
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FLAMING CARDS.

DLAYING cARDs.-LINEN PLAYING CARDS vEEY
old and well seasoned with all the other various quail
Of linen and cotton cards. made by SAM HART 90
For the tradsan club houses At their store No.
Barclay street. opposite We Astsy House
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
sEW PUBLICATIONS..


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june, 1s55.-Summcr Coats, PantalOOns,
vests and furnishing goods Ereat variety adapted to the
wants Of both boys exhibited st ALFRED
xUNROE CO.'S price clothing stere, Al Bros way
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Only 90 40 Tor French Calf Boots, with
steel shanks ade to order by A. BAKER is Ann street.
Best French patent leather boots, IS to ST. Gen Iemens
Shoes CATERS &c from rs to SO cent cheaper than
elsewhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-08

Wihialn sons Photographic Institute 249
Fulton street. brooklyn. portion of this estxbshmeat
apart pupils who ght ar and furnished
with apparatus and chemicals.
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Dressm akiDg.-Ladies Sotourninu nt the 81

DHehsHHKfbXs-LHuIeS SOJOuHnfHK HL Cue Sts
Nicholas Metropolitan Aston Irving other fashionable
hotels who wish their dresses in the real Partisan STYLE will
fnished in ten hours by Mrs FARNsWoRT fashiona BILE
dessmaker and importer Of fashions 3 broadway,
site the Broadway theatre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-08

Patent Dnguerreotype Cases FOR Monum onts
made Of various sizes designs, and warranted to
e picture from the air and weather Address Maasolea
Dosuerreotype Company, So Dey street.
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walking DoguerreOty pes-The great evf.
dence Of tho excellence Of the pictures the New York
having alked on from the rooms and strolng
Broadway and Greenwich street They must be arrested
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be radically III the ointment DO rubbed
parts affected salt rubbed into meat No external dis
long Withstand the combined of these
deriwl medicines Sold ut the manufactures 80 Maiden lane
and 2 strand London, and by all druggists at Is cents
en- cents and 81 per pot.
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Boston Pianos. -Horace Water, 333 Broad-

way has the sole agency Of Gilbert Co.'s Iianos, with
2tons and Woodward Browns pianos all Of which have
the iron frame and will stand climate They the
test Boston MAKES and will be sod prcss
sale and retail, with liberal discount for cash.
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Anson's Daguerrectypcs.-Largo Size Tor 50
cents oolored and in nice the size others take
elsewhere for 81 An SON. 59 broadway opposite Metro
pclAtan HOTEL
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W. forkIhe annual meeting OF the Of the
above Association for the transaction Of business will be
held In their Hall Grand and Centre streets on
Monday June H. at O'Clock also, for the election of
Board Of Managers OF Election the
ensuing The polls win open at o'clock r. NJ By
order JOHN J. DAVIES Secretary.
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Cantrells Caiters.-If "a Thing of Beauty
the Joy with which ladies hail CANTRELL5 exquisite
CATERS which originate solely from No. 1856 Bowery As
CATERS Of CantrePs lady possibly be in
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Illustrious names are seen below
Signed to certificates;

To Prove the Infalllbality Of Ly on's Mag
netc powder for all kinds ofnsect and Of his
gilI for killing mice and rats read Chemists Chiffon
more Prince Albert &C. Medals from the United States
England and Belgium, prove the tr2th Of the
sertion, at depot 424 Broadway.
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THE FORTHCOMING NEW NOVEL, UPON FASHION.
able religion, and business lying-Whchl the right
the Left the Church Of Christ and the Church So
enable furnish customers and the trade
rally throughout the United States and British America
religion and business lying at its publishers prices and in
advance of its city publication.
BUNCE BRO, Booksellers, l26 Nassau street.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

MALE. CAROLINE vEZIEN,s DANCING ACADEuy
N 10 now open for the instruction Of and senteme
in he most fashionable dances Of the day School for prae
tce from 3to afternoons evenings TO 10 Grand dau
cling soirees every Saturday, from 70 III O'Clock.
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THE NEW NOVEL UPON FASHIONABLE RELI.
i GION AND BUSINESS LYING.
WHICH THE RIGHT OR THE LEFrs or
The Church Of Christ and the Church Of Society.
hasten to inform our customers and the Trade
rally throughout the Union that have completed
ranSemens with Messrs GARRETT co., for early sup.
plies Of this atatng work, and shall be able TO f all
ders for at Garrett Co.'S prices and many days
in advance ofits city publication.
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NoTIcE..THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
In negotiating check drawn py is Farmera and
Mechanics Bank OF Railway j. for S525 order OF
hessrs. q D. Cook Co.. New Haven, Conn and certified
1T the Bank Of the Co weatb New dated
May 1856 the OF $7sl As l0O payment being
1855 DENAAN q Co.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, TO ALL PERSONS
having claims against Charles Smonson late Of
city OF New York, deceased to present the same with
voucher thereof to the sq6scrber At the once Of X
lay. May %, 1856 JEREMIAH SINONSON Acting IKE.
G. N. Simonson, deceased.
NOTICE TO CARTMEN-THE CARTMAN WHO WAS
IN employed by young Tuesday afternoon 10
marked A. Morrow Piqua Ohio from the hat store
Of Robinson and Greenwich Streets will cenfer
and be literally rewarded for his trouble by calling
the above store. $3.50
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Gouraud's Medicated Soap positively Cures
tan, pmpes fseckes. sun burn salt rheum re- Poudre
subtitle uproots hair from part of the body Rouge lily
white, hair and restorative at the old depot 81 Walker
street. near broadway.
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CristadOrO's Executor Hair Dye.-No Clap
TRAP has osted this dye into public favor By its
superior excelencs 1t int celebrity and that
and unapproaohed. In ten minutes
II blemsh Into attraction Manufactured sold
and applied, ct No. Astsr House.
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CPECIAL NOTICE.-LETrER BAGS PER STEAM
~ ship NORTH STAR, for Hsvre June 9-Lettirs VIM be
received prepaid 1S cents each half ut the
No. Bowling Green Of the Wand srbt line TO Havre,
IN o'clock A. NJ Saturday, June O. Any letters
D. TORRANCE. s Bowling Groom
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Notice to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ratOrs.-
One Of Schooey self meat provision and fruit
preservers in which introduced his patent of OBJ
tanning dry cold atmosphere from ice Can be in full
operation for few days at the of Messr
GHILSON, RICHARDSON 4 CO., S4 Broadway
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THE TWO CHURCHES
i WHICH THE RIGHT OR THE LEFT, or
The Church Of Christ and the Church of Society.
By special arrangement with Aessrs GARRETT co
teenh century, shal be able to fill all orders from
customers and the Trade generally at its publishers
d. BURGESS 4 Co, booksellers, so John st.
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS NURSE BY MID
ole aged woman has had long experience in the
OF infants and perfectly bringing them
hand and has objection to travel 20 South in the
has character with city references
West 3oth street. between Sth and 9Th Can be
tor two
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762 Broadway-Ladies If you wish beam
full toilet for dressing the hair keeping it clear Of d,nd.a
indicated Wahpene Indian vegetable
parent and free from OIL Price 10 cents.
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I Alone Possess the Secret OF my Onguent,
fer the growth of whskers in weeks My price 81
packed and sent to any part Of the country G. Ora
HAM $50 Brosdway Zeiber A South Third street. Phila
dalnhA.
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ARome was not Built IN a Day. Neither

Is ELLSWORTH'S superior hair tonic the production
Of an hour Scientific knowledge and long practical nves
cation hsve combined to produce his toilet article
nnequaed the world for improving and beautifyng
the hair. Agents for New York-C " Cfckener Co., 81
Barclay street; Whitehead Brother 1852 street,
Eeste Seibner Co.. ia Chambers street; sold by drug
gsts and dealers In perfumery generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-08

Aair Dye, Wigs and T0Upees-BatcheIors's
celebrated factory for these articles %, Brosaway Nine
Wholesale and retail Beware Of limitations The largest
assortment Of wigs and toupees in the world
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ZION COLLEGIATE ASS0CIATION.-ALL ISRAEL.
ties friendly to the cause O. edaoaton are respectfully
sboye association Sunday next june TO- at 10 o'clock
a. M, o. the Trustee Room OF the Emanuel Temple ON
twelfth street. in order to enlist good work assist
In framing laws and regulations preparatory 70 an eeetion
OF oheers. N. SCHLOSS. Secretary PRO. TEN.
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES STU.
"A alton in respectable family, IS chambermaii and
waiter reference from last
Can be for two days at 1875 West 9Th between Sh
and 9th avenues, front basement,
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nary meeting Of those Interested in the artificial
business carried at the above works, will
the Metropolitan Hotel New ort Friday evening" the
lb instant for the purpose of organizing to
which your attention is respectfully invited.
JOHN WOOD, Secretary Pro- Tenn.
Hamilton Works, Newark n. j., April 1th, 1855.
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A YOUNG GIRL WISHES SITUATION AS CHAM.
"A bermaid and waitress or as chsmbermaid and to assist
with the washing and ronn objection to the country
City reference Call at her present employers $50 18th
for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-08

DurnO's Catarrh snun cures Nervous Head
ache in hve minpseaETor thirtyone cents in stamps
the Post Office, always fresh from the maker
]. DURNo. Albany, N. Y.
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Whether White should furnish the citizens with genteei
hat. should be doomed tiles
lesss shape Neghbor think this and call White,
32I Brosdway.
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RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN
"A wishes 10 obtain sisus ton in some respectable am
~ and seAmstress, do
sewing Best OF city reference Call at Ia Charles
OF Hudson.
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DIR. 3. g.. Fitch, Author OF the " Six Lec-
lures on Consumption" once "a Broadway open daily,
astl ma diseases heart all chronic diseases Of
males and females. Consultation free.
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A GOOD GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS WAITER
IL and chsmbermaid; do fine washing and ironing.
Can be seen for two days at Il Abin sdon square.