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nTrrY n r.EEns- NrrTf0vFER. -nENFY VI

III IFfrN 60. WI . Y ~ aucion OF Ifldiy, UF"F-
~ A. M ock a. he gaerv the sa'eTVon. " =,
Nassau strpe collection Of ne ancient AMI mpiern
oil paintings most q witch have but recently arrtei iym
EUROPE and have before been hia On tnirN
among hich wiz ~ found many enc works BY Raphael t
10 poi Gnercino Guido, Corrcgo Tenelrs s'aaf Pinot
van Pos Sha Onccgnck. Nescher he Hrcrn
Os,ade r. lazy, wouverrsas. Lady,, Spencer, wilsn hea
Iowa Mathews r. Dugn. Nats Of Engiant, and others
aual cseiriy Aiso an inveic ~ Gnc French paintings
iuss received rim Psris BY BfoiaTd Ia tos umcns
van G~ledrr nu@an. GaIdni Gasct md others the
aiance Of rainnss remaln; uucallcd Cor IRON previous
ale az Ocscbcr&
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TRAyELlAERS' GaUlIDN,

HUDSON RIVER RAIrRoAD.-FEoM NOVEMBER 3
l6 the trains viii leave Chambers street
lo~s:-tSpress ~ A. and ~ P. NJ; mail. IL 20 A.
erigrsn. 4J L. NJ FOR Poughkeepsie, A. A1d T. H.
Ger Sirg Slug 10 A. H. and IT M for Peeksk 30 r.
The Poish.eepse Sing sins and Peeks trains atop al the
NAy stations. Pnssen Chambers Canal Christie
gheg ard Thirty ira sireos Trains Tor NV YORK leave
Troy 5iS ard 10 ID A. NJ and A45 p NJ and East Albany
ate 70 snd !v.4o A. ~, and ~ p. II.
A. SMITH SuperintenieUt
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~ To-. Comfort more 4 Young mtn wishes 10 tnd
psrnAnrft home ~ private nns ~ pwr pot higher thu
Twcniy o1rh atret.. wants u wei tarnshgd siding room
brrton, ire, AZ would Ike 10 have hs pcrsops
yrnchcc u hty con.ieed DrsAy prehsi All
agsirc be apartments effects Those who gye hun
catFabc Ion. va, please address X. Y. H. boz Ol Pos
oAcn
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PY HseEY u. LhRDs COON SATURDAY: NOV. l,
I'D L q. hsif past ~ clock at their sslesroom q Nassau
household furniture removed ~ store for
venience consisting az royal Wilton, velvet and ingram
psrlor suits IN crimson and Maroon satin brocae crimson
green blue geld do; carved
geres and SIDE tables, marble very
heavy and "A In window curtains rich lace
under crmcu chandeliers bronze and china mane vases
&c. Ac black vsinut dningroom furniture In green moroo
extension dnnr table rich oval Gilt frame pier and manel
mahogany hall hat stand carved mahogany bureaus
seds sod wnshauds hair mattresses straw paasses
eaher ard pillows. dining and bedroom crockery
glass ware, oicsoths. mats &C. Also wood
panoSzat mahogany do by stoiart Durham.
The above VIII positively be sold without
-eserxe the Is removing from the city.
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THIS DAY WE LIVE.
i Yarmouth bloaers.
Fmnn naldcck.
kutoa.
The shove lust received steamer, from Fnyiand anH
wi hc served The OGcr 40 Hou~lon
and 20 morrow. Aiso can be had On dranghl-
Alsorp Easi lnda pale ale,
younecss A.oA scotch ale,
lurtcn ale.
Jones ale.
Robin old ale
Barclay Perkins I.ouson porter.
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<,uEFr7 s. SAVAGE. AucrroxEER.-aY prnBtyr

g N''F' - -. n 80, ~
q Friday uc ~. enrrg ri II O'Clock A..
NJ viii ze without reserve, tho lease, stock and fixtures o.
- Starton srre ~ fOrs ~ The
o. ard dwelling b,se. 6vc years ioe
1he dKures couapete The business good ho ~
iac stock assf qsfY, IN part rnanei
shte Htd Glow; sugars yellow ant brusu snn-rgr
gTecn ard tlack lava cose. No L. aTny
soap spcss cutter. chesc sc tobacco pipcs OF n hr
dy III DENT bns Tbs sac viii re sell worthy
she o rrueefs and n u the bcst stands IN e
cir eDtefprsnv wishing % enter mic he btsi
ress 7erms sale cnsh, tankabie money. deposit
ulredg ror. rwerv nufeFlA@cr
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TIE regular monthly msesing of this Society held
last evening in the New York University Cha ,e Hon.
Luther Bra6ish. President in the chair. Lieut. Strain
U. s. NJ, announced to read paper on the "Hstory
and Prospects Of Inter oceanic Comm unicaton by the
American Ishmus," /. stated WAS prevented from
being present By indisposition
1ns President acknowledged the reception from Cen
w. II. Sumnsr Of Boston, OF variety Of old ana interest
ing historical documents reering to the early history Of
the county, wacA he transferred to the sesty The
same ordered to be placed In the archives.
Frederick De Peyster, Esq on behalf Of Mr.. W. A.
Clinton of De Witt Clinton, presented two original
OF General Washington. One of the letters
the letter written the day following the discovery of Ar
nold's treason, and In snuson to that subject.
It STAYED thst Mr.. Clinton would follow this pre-
ssntaton with donation of large and vauase coec
ton Of original letters and other historical documents
he had completed the biography Of his father
upon which he was engaged.
the Secretary, Rev. Or. Osgood, presented q report
embodying some account OF Motley, the historian Of
AmArtre and his present pecuniary disabilities and the
Mar yland Htor cal Society. Reference also made
TO the large number of manuscripts in the British Muse.
- : the colonial historv Of the United States,
and recommending That sots efforts should BE- made 70
obtain pc ssession of the same
After unmportant miscellaneous business tae
meeting adjourned.
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city Intelligence.

PROSPERITY OF TELEGRAPH LrsEs-We isa-a that tbs
present season tar exceeds ali previous years In thu
amount OF business transacted By the various telegraph
lines out Of .hs city and the profits the COMPANY are
corresponoingy large. The net income Of one of the
Southern lines witha paid up cAsh capital o. less than
ono hundred Thousand dollars, has, understand,
reached high Ave thousan. dollars per month. II
would thus appear that there ample hed for new
Line to the South and graied to learn tha. the
public will socn be fsved with greatly increased tss-
graphic facilities at large reduction from the present
txcrbitapt rates of tariff between cy and Wasb1g
ton. The three heavy English cables destined for the
Southern ne which has been in course of
ion Tor months past between this city and Phads
pha we're laid DOWN successfully yesserdAyirst at this
Narrows from point jus. north Of Fort Hamilton Long
ls'and to posni the norhery side Of Fort Richmond
On Staten Island second at He'll Gate bstwen the ferry
slips: and the third at the Kis, between the sssa boat
atn lsndthus securing oirec. conns,t,on bs, wssn
this city, Astoria, Williamsburg Beooklyo, Fort Hsm.
tp, Staten Island, Jersey Cty, and thence by Elizabeth
line viii te opened about the middle Of the present
month and will bs worked under tbs Hrxhss patent
oYsS ~nss Al abt SsvsS 70
ssges gy corrs,s and IA plain Roman capitals,
anc CAPABLE OF transmitting intelligence At the o
from each end aod at the same ms ant OF tine
JousNEyHEN HOUSE PAINTERS. operative house
painters hold meeting In Military Hall Last night to
toa saEiz for their better pyotscsu agAns
tSe eupiaity s their spoyer They complain that the,
are not paid The proper wages and that al hsv want Is
proper organizstcn con.'i :ution and By
adopted, and 10 names enrolled smbers Of the
'New York Hosss Pointers Protective Unon." they
term themselves Il is purpcssd 10 ors anzs ;hs trade
hotough'y The ftl!owirg pansc gsatemen eec ed
officers fos the George Stewart presiieat Ralph
ta!rbrether, Vi:e President George sons Tteaaursr
Gregory Foley Recording Secretary; Arch'd Rof Fuan
cial scerttaIy; Robert Stewart and IN NcksIns
Trpstees
TuE INDUSTRIAL CoSGMsss-MEErNG ExzJUrIvE
CoMMI1TEE-A meeting OF the Executive Committee Of
the Industrial Congress held .. Frakn Hail. Phi!a
delphia, Monday last. Mr.. Sheldon was elected
Chairman, and Mr.. B.adTood, Secretary Mr.. shscdon
submitted draft of call for the Eleventh Industrial
Congress to assemble at New York, Wednesday, June
1866, whish unanimously adopted and ordrsi 20 b.
n-ypted
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Personal Intellixcnc Q,

Hon Edward Everett in reply 70 an invitation to de-
liver his letcure the character of Washington, in
Charleston, s. C., ssys:- my health permits and no
Unforeseen circumstance occurs to prevent It, PROPOSE
next autumn and winter, TO make what extensive
tour south and West, and ahould II then be desred
shall have much pleasure in repeating my discourse at
Charleston.
Gen sam Houston in Louivils on the ID inst
IA route for home, having temporarily vacated his seat
in the Senate Another person. made celebrated by the
Texan OF independence, also the city thu
same day. being no lees person than the daring CON-
mar Moore who vas the head and front of the navy
Of the infant republic OF the lone star The accidental
mee Of Moore and Houston at the Gait House. where.
both stopped could not have besn suggestive Of very
psassnt reninee to either gentsmsn. They have
Wrg been bitter enemiea, houston having, during his
Presidency, proclaimed Moore and he SAILING under
him pirates.
ARRIVALS.
Fnm Savannah, Ia the steamship Knoxviie-W l. Clark
Jsmes srh, y Bsdey; y Rssenoard y N Rache.er and
Goas VIM Daley Mr. Pisrpont Q Bryan L wootmsn j q
Bowten. VIM Bailey. Bal, Mansfield, Geo Briggs Jas
piokNn Austin Miss Rurt Mfss Joslyu. Jas BurSnNr \
Ruckner J Dobson. Mss ziden Miss Il Soeucer Mn
Sclell Miss wood Jao Wood Ard lady Miss McKssAcx aad
lQqi se see,ags,
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Couyt Of General Sessions.
Before Recorder Smith.


MAY AT the opening Of the Court thu morning the
Clerk called the roll 0. Grand Jurors when hs following
gentlemen araysyed to thsr names aud wsre duly
swo;c:-
GRAND JURY.
G. NJ Cearmso, Foreman. James G iHoaas'y,
Bepj Archer, Ebsnezsr Peek
Jobn W. Bvipton. William pAlsu
Abraham d. BnLinger, Edward Bell
Duncan +. Curry, Michael Ch-ys.a,,
William Forbes Thomas Christy
Rosest Henry William Gale,
Calvin W. Howe, Robert G. HAnfori,
William Fl. Hagar, George Starr
George Jackson, Elliott Walker.
The Pecerder's charge to the Grand Jury was We y
brief Hs said the duty devolvsd upon them OF
INTO AL complsnss OF crimes Of every grsds committed
with ths city and county Of New York We have eight
sn to to
acIon IL has been hecustcm in instances-ycus-
tom which is entirely and should not b. t,sra
GrsId Jary the D.rst Attorney or the Recorder or
City Judge In such cases the person complained of has
that an raStwspt N thus toxcd upon parts hear
n" which caInot be sustained upon ths trial. and the
time Of the Curt is wasted to no purpose. Though
thir the ends OF justice would lose nothing by having
s complaints he sstan the fst instance before m.,
tsats that the perst accused rnay have an opp3r.
nifty to prssen. bis dtence, in complaints Of false pre-.
enGss ten ynon hs peesmn quite common sou had bet
roughly Understands tie law applicable TO such cases.
and vhose advice may be beneficial in saving your
time and that Of the Court Such complaints always
made under the influence OF strong feeling, we'll in
;erest the part of the complainant and should be
cautiously investigated. And in ali cases. before fading
Indictment should be satisfied that the evidences
is such If ancontradcted, will be sufficient ccnvct
the party before jury No indictment should Re found
By you In case where If you were sitting petit ju.
ry at the Trial. ycu would not convict the party. You
should require the tame evidence to warrant iudct
ment you would If you sitting jurors the
trial The Recorder then briefly called their attention
the election laws the law against lotteries, the usrry
laws the law relating to extorton by public Ulcers, and
tho Prohbitory Lquer law With regard to the latter
he would asy that had received such construc by
the Court OF Appeals as erdered It unnecessary FOR him
TO charge the Jury upon 1t. It was merely msde.
msanor ard such cid not within the jurisdiction
OF the Court
The Recorder having concluded his remarks the jury
retired IN charge Of an officer. young by the
Of Rued then put upon trial under indict-
ment for receiving stolen goods but the evidence for the
prosecution proved insufficient to sustain the
sn the charge dmssed without goipg to the jury
thus sordiDg immediate illustration OF the Rec orders
remarks to tre Grand Jury relative to the evidence
efsAry to warrant IL rdicsmens The Court then ad-
jourred to Wednesday morning ct II o'clock.
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The ALLEGED RUSSIAN PRTvArEzR-A few
weeks since the papers tened with accounts Of an ont
rsee committed by British mepof upon the steamer
wrh beirg Russian priya,eer, and the captain sxps-
iierctd great difficulty in preventing his vessel from
oeing detained and havirg her cargo s,hargsd to n4
the cAnncn and smuniion said to be going out the
Russians in the Pacific. The for suspecting the
America has just leaked out II that Mr. Barclay
vessel terg int nded for pvaser end ct once aaat
circulars 10 ali British consuls and shlpsofv ON thA
South American cosat to overhaul and make prise ~
her There appesr5 to bavs been cause for tn.
Coreui's suspioion. 1t vii be rsooscsd that aboot
year sgo American ship bound tor China VA topns
OF uisr ccrp,siat o. Ng sas5,E -pr9yJ~x J,ur.
ri. tc.G
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Bonrd OF Ten Governors,

The Board mstl .. the usual time-smson Draper in
The chair.
The PREsDKyf cIsd the attention Of the Board to tho
fact that many of the idotc and diseased children under
their charge might find employment ard If sent out
in the country; and ne deemed 1t matter Of sufficient
impor,snc to attract the attention Of the Board.
A committee was appointed in accordance with the
suggestion.
FARE OF PAUPERs INSTITUTION.
debate to the quantity of brandy and spirits
Used By the physicians, when curious state Of affairs
pensea Of the physicians bad Increased from 81 900
TO oOo per year, and he wished to know how it
CURED.
Other Governors could not see the necessity for the
Of brandy at ALL in entering the fever wards.
WASHINGTON SMITH said that when he Alderman in
lS46 the doctors in Bellevue, ordered spirits by ths
pipe, and had as much they wanted
DAN. 4. TIHMAN said that when he was Alderman In
1873, he chairman of the Committee Bellevue,
and then NO such power was given the doctors this
showed how corrupt the city government was getting to
ME- SMITH called the attention OF the Board 70 the fare
prescribed by Of the doctors to female patient in
ward q, Bellevue Hospital-"White bread, ab. m one
milk; onequarter pound Of hsm; two pints Of tea"
Upon this thers was sone laughter among the mem
bers and cries Of "name the DOCTOR" ''nams him."
which Mr. Smith refut ed 60 do.
The Committee on Bellevue was instructed to inquire
into the matter and it was made the special order for
next week.
The Board soon after a5jouruet to inset at Bellevue
next week.
Reports from Warden am up as follows
Number remaining April ~, 1885,. 6066
Acmi''od
Total. .................7,n
Dieu. '''''''''...''''..'' ',,'.'''', az
DischArged.... ......,,..........lozx
----1, III
p.erasss since ,.; vs.i
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Poaice Intelligence.
LOVE-, MURDER AND sUIorns

:. Aov1, AUkOkk AND SUICIDE
:, ABOUT O'Clock on Monday night the inmates Of No.
s.fse1 lsololsd people, were thrown into Z
great state OF Excitement and ALARM in ~
loud cries Of "murdsr," "murdsrn procs.dino f-or,
the room OF ono Of the occupants, named B.tsr. WIN
was sndsavoriDg TO XIII his wife, and cut hs own throat
with raSor Information Of the affair was sent 10 thu
FiHn ward station house. VIXEN officers True and Wes
oo repaired to the scene of the domess tragedy where
Hsy found Baker bleeding profussly from ths throat
Hs xs also severely cut about the arns and ace
sharesd hsr husbaad Win having indicted The wouads
h.ns alongside Of him. Medical aid vas promptly OBJ
Of Baker Was tsien to the roSs ysstsrdsy mornior
where he was attended By Dr. Cov Of the city prison.
take hs S s 70 sna ss ns charge ~ q to
tr.ed for the offence. The woman Gays that her hus
band has been very jealous Of ae and she thinks 1t was
the gresn eyed monster alone that prompted him to
Me commfssien OF such deed All parties are In fair
way OF recovery.
SHOOTING AFFRAy--OSS NAN DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED -
About Q O'Clock ON Monday night, man named Owen
DuTas residing at No. 248 Ninth street was taken into
custody BY Captain Hart Of ths Sever ward police
on charge ef !elcnicuLy assaultng T. r. JsnsN with
pistol and severely woundiux him in the breast and
shoulder uppears from the report mads to .hs Chief
OF Police, yestsrdsy orppg N relation ths affair
BY Captain Has that the pisoasr and complainant have
TONED house that about nine on the syenisr 10
question: "a Burma splitting wood In tLs cellar
Janeit descended the seps with loedsd horse pistol In
nis hands, ~ II to make attack opon Burns, Tno
later, It is alleged grappea with his toe nd in the
'cutle the pistol went oB, saicsng dangerous wound
upon the person OF JsIets DR.. Sheppard the meii
cal STAN was seon on The spot aad rendered what aid
could -Four suga extracted from the body OF ths
Injured man and hi, wounds were dressed. The com.
psinant now Lies in critical condition. bu. viii in ths
option q ths ply scAn In attendance from the
Effects or tie Wounds Burns, being tsksn befsrs jus
tee an at the ESsex ksrke. Police Court SAID that
re ActeC cbonc0. Hud thai ~ he
son plAr ant he might have los. his e The origin
OF the qusrrel is unknown.
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sss-la----~--s---- -r7&y RoxxaAes,
YOUNG AHN's DsH0CRArIC (soFr sHSLL) COM
NYTTER.

MTTEE.
The approach Of the period tor the meeting Of ths Ma
tionAl Convention is srousng the city politicians to
tvity The young soft shells met las. night
At Tsmmany Hail. and had large and enthusiastic meet
ing. Hon. Solomon B. Noble occupied the chair and
Nessrs. Grant and Timpson acted as secretaries. A
ward, moved that committee Of from cash ward be
appointed to 6 delegations, and have tull cmnitte.
r e,ectoneeirg purposes during the coming campaign;
said committee to repor. the 20lh Of the present
month. This motion was carried and the committee ap
pointed Stephen Fl. Feeks, Of the Thirteenth ward,
moved that Q committee OF 22-ons from cash ward-bs
appointed to proceed to Cncinnst and do what thsy
could to promote the union of the democrats parry.
This carried, when the committee adjourned
again on the Goth inst.
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COAL.

CYDEEY, PIOToU AND LIs1AN GOAL MINIS
- 1here q large tock of fresh mined coal rt he
named mines lhe Lngsn mine has been opened expressly
gas companies and highly approved of Persons washing
import Goa can have creAis opened by eppyt1I ~ ~
rAED, 10. BowinS 0reea.
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NEWFOUNDLAND SEAL FrsHERy.---We Lave news
frcm st. Johns N. r., 70 the 1oth ultimo The seal
hery had 80 far been pretty good About forty vessels
(one,ourtb OF the whole 1set bad arrived With about
100000 seals II wss feared however thst ths ysmAn
qsr sd not met vith Iks success,
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THE MILITARY.

THE MILITARY.
NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS. .ATTEsTfoS...PA PAGo AZ
IN TO- Resaca de Palma. The members OF this assoeia
will meet at the Mercer House, OF Broome aud
Mercer Streets Thusday evening, May at O'Clock, 10
celebrate the first battles Of the Mexican
GARRBT DYGKMAN, President,
MORTON FAlRCHII4D, Vice President.
WftrIAM PEEL, secretary.
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WATCHES, JEVELRY, sc.


WArCHEs.- FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHER
the Is to be found the sbscbsrs He has beon Ia bus
Wall for the last ghteen aad selling al
descriptions Of gold ard silver watches ewery aud sverwars
at n uch !ess than the usual prices.
Beaut ul gold lepDe watches four holes Jsweed 90
Fir gold detached levers full jewolled. .S23 10
Fine hunting lopine four sjewalled.. SIS 90
Gold hunting tngsh paten levers 90
oid and enams Watches FOR lssss $50 90 to 500 %
spler did god pocket chron0neters .S23 % $500 90
Gold Independent second watches. TOR timing
W ~ SsV w
Gold hunting watches which eight days S25 70 $50 W
differ sst watches $40 90 to 5000 90
Cole English pAten. levers fun jeweed s45 90 to $3.50 90
Yngish patent S16 % TO S43 90
Silver detached levers full SIS 90 So 90
hunting railway 500 90 s76 90
Silver lepnes four holes jew1ked 30 % 70 N %
j. Tobias Harrison, sud G. Heeseley. T. r. Cooper,
and all other celebrated m skefh, for sale verylow.
All watches warranted IN keep time Watches and
jewery exchA aged. Watches And ewery repaired the
best manner, and much less than the usual prices Goods
sent all pas of the United States and Canada free OF
.GEoRGI G. ALLEN, inporter OF watches and yswery,
Wholesale and retail No. IL Wall street, second floor near
Broadway.
yNTATCH MATERIALS AND GOLD eENs.-wATCH-
w makers sud Jewel ers buying jobbng materials tools
gold pens, will do well by calling as Armstrong Wlevs 1913
Fulton BROOKLYN The advertiser the manufacturer
of the above and uncer small and sell Tor
small prohs Peddlers supplied at wholesale prices ARM
STRONG WILEY, 39s Fulton avenue near Cumberland
street, Brooklyn, late Of Birmingham, Knsland.
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Ia n CRISrALAR, AUCTIO sEER -SALEsROOM %
"A Bowery Mor gage sale thirty gold watches-A.
ObISfALAR will sell Ihursdsy, 9Th inst at 10eclock,
otRhteon gold bur ting anchors full eweed; hunting
shors full ewelsd gold cases three do hunting eaauslsd
faee l.pnes &c &C. By order Of n P. OBRIEN attorney
Tor mOrtQagee
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MAY Al the opening Of the Court ths morning the
Clerk called the roll o, Grand Jurors when the following
gentlemen aEavsyed to thsir names aud wsre duly
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VIRGINIA.,
BROAD ROCK, May IA sveepstake for three year old
colts and FLIES mile heats, $500 entrance 800 forfeit
Msjor Thos Dosveils ch. E., By Revsnus, dam Sa-
rsh Washington. .......................... !
ca Win CIR GEMS b. c., BY Glencoe, dam Darkness,
BY Wagner .......,..........,...,. Q
Jsa. Tal,y's Oh. c. by Tally Ho dam Bstsey White
VIM. II. Gibbons' c. c., By Tally.Ho, dam An
drewetts. pd. IT.
0. r. Hare's b c., By Chiids Harold, dam harchfo-
nees, BY Rowton. ,.....,. ............... pd. #.
Time, 155-1:52h
sEooeo RACE .izeus purse OF 800. mile heats bss.
three in five,
James TslIy's g. h. Enginsr, years old.
py Rsy enue, dan, Audrswstta... ........ 0 2l /
Bowie Halls h. Union, years old,
nv 7pshtsr dam LAZY ............... "a 8 8
cslv. Freen's br. 10. Augusta, years
Anierbg, Dam Princess Anna,
" tfaans .s.ss.s.... ...,..e...,. dr,
l-1si bo4-i;52-l;53-i;56k-i'57
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 AgRICAN INSTITUIK.-xN ANNUAL ELEOTION
for trusees managen and committees Of this institute,
Will be held at the Of the Institute S5l way
thursday next the Sthlcf May The polls vii open s. and
; ut P. N, BY order OF the trustees.
HENRY MEIGH. Recording E0cretary.
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f,HE MEMBERS OF MERIDIAN LODGE, NO. AZ, l. o.
OF F., requested to attend Wednesday evening
May Of vital Inc viii up By odse
/ n n rnWLro rs-...x.v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-07

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- S Sbowery-Assiguee's sale.-A q. VIII SELL ths
cay WednesdAy the TIN ipst 0 O'Clock the entire stock
nsures &C. OF the Engsh silver plating establishment GIG
BROADWAY agreeable TO the order OF the assignee the STOCK
comprsng every article which beound ART clsss
anufhcory and Ia rranted superior to the majority OF
amer can plated ware Besides the stock will be sold the
d!ps acids baens. baths. ac the plauy department.
2crtr manufacturers and others chance 10 supply
Kind avs one IKE the shove The lease VIII 20 s,d
ment BY order OF CHAUNUkY sHAFFERi attorney tor
IAssGnee.