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-BEokE JAIL-Lconard Hal! 4 W. A.
CAGE broke Jail at llaverhill. y. H., on the
light of June TO- The ialer offers so re-
ward for their apprehension and return.
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WE subscriber would say 70 all interested in
I the growth Of Good Horses that hi. Morgan
Horse. well known as the Billy Root Horse also his
noted Billy Gray, half Morgan and half Messenger,
vii! be found on Mondays A. ", ~ his stable OF,
81 Johnsbury Plain; =. " AZ Passumpsc village
tuesdays VI AZ Lower Waterford. r. w. at l'rrcr
Waterfront; "e''ncsd avs at Cu>inlan> in s,iton
Thursdays at Fi>k's ia Lancaster; Frinavs A. NJ
at Lunenburg. y. N. at Mr.. Havward'S, Concord
Corner; Saturdays at West Concord
A. II. WILCOX
81 Jchnsburv. June e. 1855 as A
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Summer Millinery!

Summer Millinery!
LATEST NEW YORK STYLES,
tAt the Store recently occupied by T. NJ Howard
WIN. McDOCGALL invites the attention 81 Tho
W ladies Of ST. JolIn>bury and vicinity to his el
cgant assortment Of
MILLINERY AND FANCY COODS
lie has now N store large and fine stock of Ital.
ian. French. and American
STRA" GOODss
SIX. Lace and Grape Bonncts made in the most
desirable Paris STYLES.
DRESS (OODSl
summer Silks B,rcge>. Tissues, Cl!al,ics Lawns
Mu>lins, BrIlli.itS and Prints,
SnAWI.Sl
silk. Grape, Cashmere and Stella S!iawl-.
u M!i!ncr> supplied with goods a; New York
prices. aslu
81. johnShurv June : lS5G
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ATROClOuS JurDt:cs.

OF Judges. infamous Of TYRANNY and Ipssru
an , mems % Oppression BY John Lord Campbell With
~ ap"illN containing the PissrrIorc Williamson
Edited with Introduction and Note, hy Rl,r,, iJijr M
Vol 4a' PIP Emo. 81. ~ ~ "
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THE St Albans Messenger save. that
the dwelling house Of Il. $ Locke, Esq, of
that town, was entered on Tuesday night. bv
some unknown person or persons, and his
wallet, containing between $40 and -. was
stolen. Between ten and eleven O'Clock in
the night Mr.. Locke heard some noise. but
suspecting nothing. gave but little attention
to the matter. But on getting up in the
morning he discovered that his house had
been entered. an entrance being effected
through cellar window, and on examina-
ton found his wallet had been taken from the
pocket of his pantaIoons which were on 2
chair near his bed. We call this pretty bold
business.
-Welearn from the Montpelier U'a'rh-
man. that some days since. az the passenger
tram was backing up from Montpelier juno
ton, child was discovered standing upon
the track. Conductor Hobart and jefferson
Marsh (of Northfeld) Immediately tried the
break with all their strength the train could
not be stopped-the child stood unmoved-
it must de. Mr.. Marsh placed himself en-
the lowest step. and As the train advanced.
swung round his foot and swept the child
from the track. saved. Mr.. Marsh informs
US that up to that moment he thought of
nothing but the child: afterwards, and for
days, he was hardly himself, and even in his
sleep he saw the child. and would awake in
terror-so severe was the shock.
The Middlebury Register says that on
Saturday last, good looking, smooth faced,
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ACTON MODATED WITH GRINDING;

All orders and communications. Will receiv
prompt a'ten'i"n. J. L. FAIRBANKS. Agent.
n. Jotn>hury Inne T. lSiG ,..a,f
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NE have Just published book valuable L. every man
" VIII" OWLS Horse, that no slloul! willingly ~ with
uu I Is entitled
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WANTED

4 PANT MAKERS: lNe>, Makcrs-mme,ia,elv
~ I,
Nav %
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STATED CONCER rs.

In addition TO the quartet parties Of Mcssrs Es'eld
And Mess,s Mason g. Bergman, there are sever
regularly given concerts Of special and curious at
traction.
First among these may be noticed those at Hope
Chapel, by Mrs Leach aid Mr. Frazer and the Messs
Leach AID others, giving chiefly msdrgals ard giees
of pure old harmony the best style, and to be fifty
hesId by amateurs and cOnoisseurs.
Next, the new vocal party OF six male singers
erreise) at the nowly-ftted.up kellers Hall, next
above the Metropolitan Hotel Broadway. These
pres. nt in characteristic dresses, Swiss, German,
French and Italian music-alsO generally character
htc-wh extraordinary choral accuracy, super adding
certain orchestral initiative effects which are peculiar
TO themselves. They are much applauded. Beside
there is an orcht stra-and al the same place keers
wonderfuily beautiful living statues nimable in their
way This haN has just been neatly fitted up with
stage, ard embraces attractions
Carl Bercmans Concerts, with grand orchestrs,
AZ the s.embly Rooms given every Sunday night, are
reued entertainments, offering tie beet clisSic music
The tf, ct il most sonorous in this new ADD brilliant
Hall. The orchestra is big voiced and eloquent as 1t
rings around the widespr ad walls and lofty ceiling
--Tnr OPrRA-On Saturday Webers glorious Der
Frc chuiz drew great house, Germans beng thick
s,rown. Madame Lagrange apr .sred-especiauy her
oostume-tO greet advantage.
AT Laura Keene's Saturday new petite come
dy was presented, ard received with much favor by
large and brilliant house. The plot ia young wife
cures her husband of gambling and duetns BY Affect
ing liking fos cards and shooting herself Some OF
the hits are good; Others, eveled at the Sharps
rites for free settlers Of Kaias, shot wide OF their
max. Miss Keene loudly app!suded, the coca
sion being for her benefit.
NiDLo's.-A new pantomime by the industrious
Ravtls now crowds the house. exhibiting ali the curious
and amusing cbaIcs oddities and impra'ticabilities
Of pantouinic philoce ply.
Mr. GoTrscHALa This pianist adyertiscs his 5e.h
soreo given this season. Wei done Tor an American
artist.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
HOR EUEOcE.


The Collins steae, Erorssu sailed on Saturday for
Liverpool, with 70 passengers. Meerrs Hoe & Co.
sent ore OF their famous Fix cylinder printing presses
and elk feeders in this for the Office of Lyds
Lit. The Moth STAR of the Vanderbilt line, lefs for
Southampton and Havre, at the same tme with "a
passengers, among whom were the Rev. DR.. Neville,
Of St. Thomas Church, General j. Bernard, and the
Rev. T.. Il. Hall.
FOR NICARAGUA.
The steiner Orzaba left on Saturday afternoon for
Nicaragua with about so passengers board. Her
owner, Mr.. Whitney states that all her passengers
wte gong ont to that country to SETTLE and that not
one Of them will join the ranks Of the fibusters
The STEAMER PACIFIC.
Mr.. K. X. Haight, Of this city, has received letter
from London friend under date of April %, express
ing the belle that the Gamer Pacific has been bowh
On the Greeulurd coast We extract portion OF the
communication:
"Your letter Of 5th April conveys to the painful
sppfeEe ion under which you labor Of the loss of tho
Pacific and your ron. II IL very remarkable that my
son in China, Row partner IN large mercantile
house should have tent home chip load of tea in the
SHALLOW Capt. Tucker, qohO sar The Pacific drifting
Ifore terrific gahe thought, disabled IN her ma.
ck,nery. Now, Capt. Tucker 10 amO,t inmate friend
Of the tetda of the Pacific, who said to hun Often:
Il am NUtleIn bird find the degrees less On
Copt Tucker arriving he aid TO some OF his consiynees
that be lad every reason to believe the Pacific was
disabled and drifting before the gale, aud would be
found in the northern point OF Greenland. LORD Fat
mtrston ut for him, and he stated bis opinion when
two eli cf-war steamers instantly dispatched TO
search every part of the coastOne was the Taru IN
WI ich was my nephew, Mr.. iIarfOrd They have re-
tuned. CAPT. Tucker docs not now give up the ship
as lott He sa,s in such gale what could disabled
steamer dol lie brought home 10000 pack ages OF
es but ten days he said he believed hi ship would
not ride out, and such storm prevented BIS once
tati I'M fH bia cI.
would have blown a 6isebled steamer three hundred
mics in twe bosrs out of her course for they
gale Of wind Of nine days duration, ship like aog on
The water, Why, where would she be blown to! can,
not help believing ard really hoping the crew aie yet
safe with the ship of the inhosptaee shores OF
Greenland, al may any Gay be heard of, or as soon
as they can construct vessel from the wreck to bring
them way"
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CITY ITEMS.
aItist.

How the rain did come down last week Wednes-
dsy-Thursday- Fnday-Soturday- day, a.
mcst all day al the days, it vas pouring, patterog.
drizzllpg; sobkiBg the cath, spelling tie plowmaAs
business, bu, then i. made the green grass spring up;
and with the grass the dandelious peesas mod
estIy out of the esr-h locking Ike little golden stars
set in emerald. And the dead looking branches OF
tree began to put on life Gni shoe. out their leaves.
Some Of the early ores expanded day ~ day from
mere srtcks Of green on The ends Of tie t~gs TIL all
the limbs wtre covered with foliage The willows
shot out ft their dropping branches little leaves Ike
OFT blades Of grH IN contrast TO the spreading ones
Of the horss chesnut. The oak and sycamore showed
signs e life, but their time has not comc yet 10 pat on
Sunimer clothes.
The peach bads opened little, but the wind ives
too chilly for the flowers expand. One or two dsy.
Of bright sunshine afteT this soaking rain will bisg
them out in all their beauty ard fragrance. The
cherry and the pear trees begis 10 look grcen and
white. end the first warm days will make them truly
lovely. Evea that riic Of antiquity, the odd pear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-12

Sfefeld and we se credbly informed that Protesse.
Csvert OF Manchester has detected this frars receay
aud frequently. Such is one phase Of the adu'enss
systm. II is a approach TO, If rot a yer1ncapoa
Of the poor man asking fo bread apd having stone
given TO him." Ii ,ucb urpTincipet sophi:ticatons
are not soon sone away With by striogent LAYS and
public condemnation it will end in our better halves
treating ourselves and friends with luxurious CASTRO
btnic cnf, rtsinneni in which fut stones, lime, sloe
leaves aud sd nd vii, rm TIE chief Ingredients OF the
family spreads and We shall be enabled to ask our par
ticnsr euos TO come and take cup OF -oe tea, wiz
little "toast ard fnt," gravel, constipation. and
disrrben included. Surely son.e legislative later.
fe,eDce might be brought to bear upon the subject, II
were only to compel the vondors 10 pscard on Their
COOS the real quality. We should then BE- edihed ~
show-ceds announcing the tempting truths, as run;
Butter" "TurmeIic Mus,sid,' "VitriOl Vinegar,
"Csnot Coffee" and "Cbslk Sugar-plums.'
1Daa caster Gssete
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AMERICAN wOMEN's EDUCATIONAL ASS0-
CITATION.

The Anniversary OF this Association was celebrated
on Saturday at the residence of Prof Webster No. Ii
Lexington avenue. There was good attendance on
the occasion. The chair was occupied by d. w.
Bcnney. The Treasurers Report showed a balance
on hand of a. 75o and subscriptions to the amount of
$1,000 The Report of the Corresponding Secretary
was read. II represented the following facts: That
there is calling for woman an educator worthy to
be ogrifed with the title Of profession, and to take
ra1k with the highest spd most commanding p'ofes.
sons of the other sex This institution not designed
to depart from the true idea snd work of female eda
cation but sha do that work better than it has been
wop; 70 be done. The enterprise proposes to IA Sc en-
dowmebis for The better support OF the faculties Of
teatles, ard another idea connected with 1t IS to
attach 20 il normal domestic and health depart
ment. The Il, port closes with an appeal to the pubic
~ aid the Association in its efforts
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BITTER AprLTsRATED WITH FLiST.SroSE.-As-
tou0ding az is the snnonnc, ment at the heading Of
this paragraph, il il neysrb, less true. Batter Is
adutrsted with flint siones This hesrtless and wicked
aud is especially practcej in the low kinds of butter
Usually sold in large manufacturing towns the poorer
ard industrious population. The flint stones re ground
AID then chymcay manipulated until they reduced
into q soluble substance which 10 knOwn by the de-
IL mina,ion of "solube silica" When this latter
geatinous body somewhat resembling strong jelly.
THIS Jelly is mixed TO u considerable extent with bat
ter Of low qusity, to which fre~h salt and colOrng
matter are added. Tho product OF this v,llanoas
aduteration is a compound which resembles very
Good looking dairy made butter. But IL has not the
5Imness OF bright ape Of genuine bu'tsr, and
devoid Of the richness and Wholesome qualtie, Of
the latter We have seea this gross adUteratiop At
The laborntoriee Of tho Northern Analytical College,
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IAdvertisen~n

MRS. g. A. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR NJ
sToRrR-Th- Rev Prot GEO SasP.kp OF Bangor Me-. sayw
d, fiends who on my recommendation are dsPosA
mako Trial Of H."
lL= hey ID. {. CLrSpssEs Chicago In.: oan sdl ~
tes,irrory vansb'e preparation.
The Rev NJ THacBrR, B'ifgewater n Y: My hair IL ~
Ire original coior and the hue aoTea 10 b.
s~ishee 'he preparation nothing LIKE Dye bat asss
upon the srcretions."
The Rev DANIEL 7 woop, Mtidletowp, T.. NY h~aw
has greatly ulon my head the OF ascthar
Of my fsuiy We thankful Joa ard havs l vlae q
cdr money"
M, h., H. A. PRATr Hsriden r.. sdds hts testimosy.
Mn ieTs and Others 10 tho city dnns Aprscsssry Wcsk
would 90 well % buy de pot No. S5 Broomest, uEc
CLARK 4 Co.'S, or RUsBToSs
sl the pr cps merchants IN the United States. ouss
snd Canada ..,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-12

JEALOUSY AsD MURDER On the evening OF the
ed inst. nan by the rane of Thomas Luther muir
deied hs brother, Lyman Lsthsr, in the town oil
Salisbury Herkimer County, N Y. The murder vas
committed With an az. The cause Of difficulty seems
to have sifen from jealousy on the part OF LYMAN
who had separated from his wife. Deceased was
about IS years old and incorporate in his habits.
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We 6pd the following in The Bostos Trdrcl1er Of

Friday evening:
An ELorlMEsr.-Lass evening the police received
a telegapLic dispatch FRI IN New-York stating that
Jere miah j. HabIifn Of No. 90 Oliver street, New.
Yuk, bao eloped with Eliza J. Farnum, girl of Is
yeas of the same street. and desiring their arrest IN
Gaze they reached this city. Officers stationed at
the Worcester depot and on the arrival of tho mid
pgt irain the runaw. ys discovered among the
passenger and followed to botel in Liocon street.
They we're arrested and taken the Second Station,
where they are detained awaiting further orders from
the father OF the gill. Hannifn IL 90 years Of age.
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r.rrs-We und,rrt.nd .hut the rale Of ta..tios
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

sURRoGArys oYVICE-NAY Io-Beors ALEX. W. BsAs-
foRp, eeq
THE PARISH WILL CASE.
In the matter Of tet VIII Of the late Henry PssSe.
TiA care was resumed again. Mr.. q. q. Hsvso9
called the stand AID cpoe that ne knew the Seeex
bad 70 p<rons him but sbot tune betsrs
the viii drs knew him by ssht sod rsps'son many
years. BE- Gle At ~ understood. Of Fnycs 0nma CO.
Lot scy long be clie-t Of Mr. Grimm Goat wso
Grr rsrtler In isJs, aud before that was tAese o.
as, him bot rarely .. the office end sss -
Of e pssh Arm bat srsy; tiey elientsx NJ 49,
Who oveufksd seesrses rucu sstse6sc 70 osss see
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New SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND puapw.ev

U 1Rk L.sI JAtoLDINe of TsE ARr oGALmc.
knN J. kAHN NJ D., Nc. 81 Lsf.yett-- rse.rY L.
between Broadway and faev sat bstvec,,
stk "a ftb-ts.
fi, to m. for Geui,ener, Wedresdsys exe~p.ed Al
ost.r By srror'eut Persons applying B, leer
.se the rsns and Of tbs pstiest s<ehsr wish
.iurcs 9th. psspee inpcdiment TO
ration TtEys-Th~ first examination and p'es-ip.aoa, -
il the psebt 10 pget ard Sic sbscnf Al soose1sou9
es.unaiioos 81 Sundays COR the without charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-12

DR. TOBIAS'S VENETIAN DINMkNT Depot 10 TO
moved to No. SC CorlnDd St This celebsied .Icen wee
rant.d to cue Group Coughs Vomiting Momps Sore Thrsse
Chronic Rheumatism Pans IN the Limbs Chest art BssAp
Cuts. Buns Old sores &c Prcs and - cens ssld ~ =
The usss- bele also can be obtained DR. fosAss oRsn
LnInEST WARRANTED superior to spy other os no p~s la vs
hotties. at 20 ceLls.
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JAdves-ismeDLI

DIR. S.s. FITcH's 'SM LECTURES on me IKE rIs-
yyN7toy and CusE OF Co.svaPTios, AsrhNA 81, s,soisn
Is nIsE,sR and the LAWS Of LUE VIII
81 NypeATED nsALATIos.' "a new eaIa. Por.rsIs Il
hound IL Iausiu, So Teges, AZ s per
coIy-~atstsrt siys eiit-Th Dc StTcH Co. No "a
tfply bs letter, Or personahy' =" "
n York
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(sdyert,renDent ]
Tur STOsIACU AND IIyER.-W. III. Tue

TIE STOMACH AND I.IVbK.-W. n IUChnsS
ID M. X. G. Ednbure can be conutod on oil sR-osssas
of tie DIGESTIVE ORGANS No. II University place. ner
9Th ct.
" Stop,sch1 Dysrepsia" Stcn sch Coushs" ead On IN
sesou 10 which he Published BY Sherman Coz Ne
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[AdvsxtisementI
C. AS, EIXTU X T. 3.

have .e 6aess sssotmenss Of Gas ttxrvsss
As city, which beauty Of style 6ssh sAe4
cours<ed boil, OF and original dessus rhe-s sbsss
furnishing HOUSES with Fixture wil do vel 70 ssa and -
snp- stock Ir-sous TO purchasing esev hcte Gas fro
insertec mto Buildings AZ tho shortest n.,ise.
Jas. & NorFEr. Man ufscturer. lls and lsi Praesst
S-CHANDELiERS Ia taken down. reSuc Atss<ae q
Freseh bruce, TO look equal 70 new.
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fAdvertisrmHtl
TrAs linz CASTON TEA COMPANY have on

herd every variety Of TEAS Grocer Tea Dealers and pr
sfe ,nu,os-Souchoug Oolcng Young from &c
10 iCc powder and nP.rL from DC to sc All o'oel
qualities equeily low. Aso. D. toxes 81 COED Fsnl Zee
ore dollar Cal and exaune-So IL CathAinrt, re'"e'
FeaX and Rcoseyeit-sts
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IAdvWtiscmentf

One hundred and tity styles PRINTED MusiLNs.
wa be opened IBIS n.orpirg, 4 NJ JAa.ss.
No Is Csrmine-st., corner Of B!cscker-
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The new edifce of the Middle Reformed Dutch
Church of Brooky yesterday coDsecratod to d.
vine worsbip. The Rev. N. Z. Smith, pastor, ofSoA
ated, and an eloquent sermon wa preached BY The
Rev DIR. yermil,e of the Collegiate Church, Nov
York The church is fine structure, chastely orna-
mtIted, and possesses excellent acoustic qualities.
OF the music there is but little to say; the congregs-
top are aware that Improvement Is necessary both
in the organs and bass and we believe il wad
bc speedily effected. In every other particular tho
church is perfect regards its arrangements, and b
looked upon as the desderatum Of the locality in which
il IL situated.
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NEW-JER.SEY ZZElh&

Atsoelock yesterday morning two parties nu%Do'
ing altogether twelve Or thirteeo persons crossed o.~
10 Hobtken from New York and went TO the hyss.
Fields to see duel fought between two Of '1en '..-
Der. I, originated in fight among sporting men
ynbic house in the Bowery the night previous =
which ore of them had apiece Of MS nose s.1 81.
Tto,rss U,er was one ofthe party and IL Is 'al' e"s'
tav;rg e,srted himself in vain during the night !"
na's ,ss ,frsir. be srcce. dsd spon the field by
finding rome defect in one Of the pistol. and, a. one
a. seeord, Objected 70 the covAict. Ffark Ms
ra,nroL q constable II HO.,oken hearing OF the
sr,r started in pursuit, and upon his appearance the
duelirg PARTY disreised.
Yesterday an iuneue nun Der Of persons crossed the
uohoken ferries to tie Eys,o Fieds and saloons aud
,nblic house gardens in H0besen aud West Hobokea.
TAxrs--We understand that the rate Of TAXATION IN
~ eit for q surg VIII IL about pi f0o. Ia
cresfe irc last vhen wss 30 csna The
Increased esnsel BY lie expenss Of the recent
epi IL however hi - W other cities u Nsw-
York h about u cent aid 10 Phsfelphis aud brcoktIs
n rer cent. The Asscfs June. when tie ras ~
10 definitely Determined lhewJk DAILY Adverssss.
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TAdyertia p~lAl

GAS! Gas Gas FIXTURES OF new and o0aor
.ful dssiscs rust fos thc Sprins Tisde
Also the cheepes spc beet foRrabLE Gas WORKS. OF neS
AVID inn, roveS cousrr for pists dwellings vlAes. "a
For boesae retail cali Manufacturing Deross
No SIS Broadway. AscHkk, WAhska "a
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PRorosrD ENHANCEMENT or THE HALL or
RIconDs.--The Committee Of Repairs and Supplies of
the Aldermen, Alderman Tucker Chairman. met on
Saturday afternoon in the City Hall, and resolved to
report in favor Of concunipg with the Councilmeu to
enlarge The Hall of Records The design is to incose
the space between the pillars and the respective ends
of the building leaving about two thirds of the sur
face OF the columns externally visible. This alteration
will furnish additional to the Controllers, surro-
gates, Street Commissioners and Registers Offices,
which is now greatly needed The present walls will
not be disturbed except FOR the insertion Of doors to
communicate with the new apartments.
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fsfyerreu enL ,rc w.vv

BAlN VI. 90 pu,too.t Il crowded with customers
nevsz nstps III nsi ssPy :s' .aP, ~ S :, %
BESDYN EVANS unisneas every other c4elaer "a
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IAiyertissnsst 1

eur n DfsifrsiA &C., shOuld read Df 1voxsEs sre
O. on S.Iseh, ry.yesis. Stomach coushs and Dss
ron u, Ut sf.eiAiisI Tor May. Pree OILY 10 PSF
s.nenl -
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IAdvertisement.

Advertisement
We invite the attention OF dealers and 0tisesu -
eur sroct OF aud Gas FxrUabs OF sews
or.xins md beautiful designs Of NAsUE AcrueE
MyrcpyLL. PALvy Co. No k6 kroadw~y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-12
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