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gathered from the spesehs Of nensr as reported br NE

gathered from the speeches OF members as reported by e
New York papers Mr. Mott, of New York. said
aAs Americans they had endeavored to put In nomina-
lion before the people such candidates the American
party could support They had nominated Mr. Banks for
their President He had withdrawn from the contest
lie the first choice Of the convention and he thought
that upon him they could have rallied the North SO as 10
have carried him into the presidential chair il be had re-
ceived the nomination at Philadelphia Applause But
he had failed to receive the endorsement OF the republican
party Who then the next choice OF the convention
Colonel Fremont he considered was their nert choice
| [Applause They lost nothing in principle by being
driven TO the necessity OF putting In nomination Colonel
Fremont who their second choice. APPLAUSE If
this convention had been assured that Mr. Banks would
not have accepted their nomination, he bold Ia aay
that they would have nominated Colonel Fremont (Ap-
plause,l
Ex-Leuenant Governor Ford Of Ohio who sought to
give the presidential election the complexion OF contest
of religious creeds, said:
This hydra-headed monster of Popery driven out
in California and the standard of Professionalism erected
upon its SOIL by the hands Of this Col. Fremont
Mr. Perkins, Of Connecticut il appears TO us was not
very discreet He undertook to make it ont that the
publicans had nominated for President who does
not belong 10 the republican party Said he;
"Mr Fremont belongs to no party. He is not a mem.
Der OF the republican party he is not technical member
of the American party but he represents the principles Of
BOTH and therefore is just the for the American
party in its plan Of opposition TO foreign dominion and
domestic tyranny in this country"
Mr. Waterbury Of New York. said:
He had voted for John Fremont FIRST in th conven-
ton. He had looked on matters they Stood and had
rather ride the than be overwhelmed by them
Some Americans outside had expressed their fear of this
party being swallowed up by the republicans no no.
For his part he reaay unite VITA any party which
would overthrow the democracy. [Cheers.nl
This is enough We need not quote further to establish
the fact that Fremont at the interview mentioned by the
Herald committed himself TO the now-nothnes TO their
entire satisfaction He vs. beyond all question: pledged to
their proscrphve puposespiedged in the event of his
election to appoint persons of foreign birth Office
and 10 recommend such amendment of the naturalization
laws viii abridge the political privileges Of naturazed
citizens
That Fremont should thus join himself to the party of
know nothingsm seems to US monstrous when recall
the a'estea fact that be is himself II. son Of foreigner
His father Frenchman who emgrated to this coun.
try at the age If manhood Fremont would disfrancLse
his own father, were his father alive
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BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS or THE UNITED STATES.
[Publio 2e.I

AN ACT TO revive and continue in force th provisions OF the
act OF 1855 In relation to suspended entries OF public
lands and the act OF 1876 in relation TO suspended pre-
emption land claims"
BE enacted By tie Senate aud House of RepresaaUss Of
he United States Of America Congress assembled That
the several provisions OF the approved March third egh
teen hundred and httthree in relation suspended
tries OF public land and the several provisions of the
approved August third eighteen hundred and
laton TO suspended presumption land claims be, and the
same hereby revived and continued in force and
provisions hereby declared TO be applicable all
suspended entries and locations which have arisen said
acts passed which omitted upon
der either OF said acts, well TO all OF similar kind
which may hereafter occur and shall be regarded apply
ing to locations under bounty warrants as well as TO or
binary entries sales and 10 all other empon or
locations where the law has been substantially complied with
and the niormaty has arisen from
dent mistake and Is satisfactorily explained and where
the rights OF no other claimant Or pe-empor will be preu
diced, where there is adverse claim.
Approved June 20, 1856.
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AM" insrican Nagai Yiroriss."
ErucATKp 80 TuE iAoKsos DEMOCRATIC AssoclArroS o.
wAsHrSoToS.
Rejoice, rejoice, ye Union men, rejoice,
And swell your loud chorus in patriotic strain,
Your choice your choice, Buchanan IL your choice,
From California, everywhere, to Maine.
The people OF America TO him their voices yielded,
And this great power for cold Bueh now l. welded.
While to Pierce and Douglas true
and osss q the nose gray,
Ge'give IMMORTAL praise,
FOR their names no Nle saR ffase,"
yst the honest flag Of Buch and Ret
The democracy now raise
Old Buoh, Young Brock for them huszs buzzs boys
True are our men, and all patriots proclaim
on coat and vote, and TO them your hearts devote
And victory shall crown each gallant name
Arise, arise, ye democrats arise,
And "oldne whigs' will faithfully mite
IA one, a. one, your armor buckle on
And together enter boldly in the fight
Down with the X Ms, avery shabby party,
Pitsh intp the black RS and 90 them most hearty
Then for you glory waits
From great United States
And every gallant name
VIII be shouted with acclaim
And our standard bearers borne away
Away sloft 10 Fame,
I" Old Bach" &c.
AgRn, again, We Union men, again
Your noble banner raise Ter all our land
The foe, the Zoe, principles shall know,
For all patriots BY Truth shall ever stand.
First Washington honor tthe Father Of our Country
Merit Jefferson own democracy's great sentry
And others whom we love,
Gone to the realms shove,
Are looking us here
With strong hope and without fear,
For the generous democracy
The yctors will appear.
sod Buch," &C.
Wen all, wen ALL unite At Freedoms call,
And rally for our glorious nominees,
Wen all, Wen ALL send mp to White House Hall
Pennsylvania and Kentucky ike breeze.
The platform Is perfect, all freemen stand on H.
Our candidates true pluck depend upon u.
Then in a few Of souls
Rally, rally 10 the polls,
And our motto--land and river
Shall be "BucB and BsEox roarvER"
Till victory, bright victory,
Shall crown your great endeavor.
va Buch, Young Brock, for them buzxa, huaza boys,
tine are the men, and all patriots proclaim,
~ coat aad vote, end 20 them our hearts devote,
Ahdyietory shar crown each gallant
: N'tWEeroS, June I, 1855.
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ANOTHER RALLY in NEW JERSEY.

The democracy Of New Brunswick held one e. ~.
largest and most enthusiastic meetings held in that
city, on Tuesday evening. The Trenton True American
says
That old veteran in the Of democracy Hen Little
ION kirkpatrick presided Speeches made by Messrs
Joseph Q. Pstts of Trenton General f. r. Y. Wright OF
Hudson Hon. Thomas L. Wells, Robert Adrian Edward
YAH aarret r. Adrian, and William Hartaggh, Of New
Brunswick Strong REGULATIONS passed, and the
Ing adjourned and paraded the streets light pro-
eession, with music"
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OF TCIA l..

Frant Pierce, President Of the Usaod sates Of 7merica
all rhom may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
napd A. Reuss has been appointed Frankfort
Mnin at 81 Louis Mssou do hereby him such
and declare him free exercise and enjoy such functions
and privileges allowed the conFu Of the favored
lions in the United States.
In testimony whereof have caused these serg be made
patent and az United afhrea
Given under hand, at the city Of Washington The 9d day
10 June A. d. 1856 and Of Independence Of the United
States Of America the Goth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
ny the rrssidentt
w. T.. Massey, Secretary Of State.
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Should be placed in the executive chair shall use M
best eyerons to cultivate peace and friendship with all
tons, believing this to be highest policy well as our
most imperative duty."--James BacAano,,.
In connection with the above we give the following
from the New York Commercial Advertiser a leading OPP
position paper
"Mr. Buchanan has constructed his own platform on,
shch to base the foreign policy Of bis administration in the
gTent Of his election, and II Is a sound one"
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These black republican politicians certainly improy-
ing There hope in their They not past pray
ing for They against slavery and poygamy In process
Of time they may take ground against sins positively pro-
hibtea in the decalogne Who knows but they may yet
come up to the scratch Of putting plank in their plat
form against stealing especially as they have already peck
eted about all the public plumber they likely "a be able
to reach for years Many sinner becomes very pen
en after he has lost the power of enjoying the wages Of
manifestations Aygus
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gEmI-ANvUAL NOTICE.--we hes leave call attention
y the fact that all upon viii
and presented about the thereby sAdng
portony for examination preparatory settlement the
July.
We also beg leave thai
constrained appeal earnestly friends Coz prompt
settlements by cash OF notes short dates
June as-3'swfwu HOor, mo- A. co,
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The democratic State convention Of Massachusetts, to
nominate candidses for governor aud other State officers
Will be held at Springfield on the 10th Of September
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0y Religious tictThere win be divine
Thirteenth Rapist Church Sunday II
O'Clock, and IN O'clock The pastor, Rev Dr. Tsas
dsie win occupy the pulpit
The public invited 10 attend.
Iups2e
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Public SOL

AN ACT changing the time Of holding the district court Of
Virginia.
Bea enacted By de Senate and ouse Of Representatives Of
NE United States Of America Congress assembled That
instead Of the times now prescribed by law for holding the
the said courts shall hereafter be held annually at Carks
burg on the twenty fourth days Of March and August
Charleston the nineteenth days Of April September
q sssnton on the first days Of May and October and
October and that all suits proceedings Of what
ever kind now depending in or reurnabie to said courts
The terms herein established,
SEC = dnd he u Further enacted, That the term Of the
circuit court Of the United States shall be holden annually
at Lewisburg, in the said western district of yrgn;
sne And Be GrtAo ena.sa, That til this &C. shah
in force from and after the Passage thereof
Approved June 20, 1866.
nue. N.Y. ~h s Ct s as
eo',o aud huss ss g chairs
Of mss sns ns sa On
The dne 90 ee BY y feet deep adjoining and under he
wareroons, will be rented low 70 good tenant.
ing house, situated street brwsen
e% ls's "a %sf o
tanafe aoSsns range win pump Of good water IN The Kitchen
plate r repair s.., aaa m. newly paper.d
- J. II. GopDARl ]. e.
June % "n No VI LOUISIANA avenue.
oFE..-SE OF THE CoNs0LIDATED LOTTERIR.
az MARYLAND.
Tba swns drawn numbers OF Maryland Consolda
iea Lottery r ne benefit OF susqusaanna canal Ae
drawn June 25, 1856: 800 =
60 40 80 IS u S. 81 IL IA % 81 Sc Is
The following the drawn numbers the Paupsco institute
Lottery, class 49, draw IaDe 50, lss6
"a II 40 30 20 50 Q Ga 43 10 / SO 70
R. FRANCE 4 Co, Mansgers.
p, H. MePHAIL, Commissioned.
25--t
paited States Court OF Claims.
CARD.
THE John C. Deveeur of York civ and
Thompson, az Washington, d. c.
aaw, associated for The legal
ors Of government, in the Coun Of Claims
They will immediate s,,eaon
Washington which
by gentlemen of the profession and claimants in
York, or elsewhere in any psIt ofihe Union.
Washington Particular information 10 claims
which before Congress c
be furnished at once upon application by The parties interests
JOHN G. DEvErSUs,
No. 81 Broadway, corner Wan street, New Arork civ
NJ. T1oMlseN.
Washington city.
BJ Deveeuf commissioner OF the Coau
Jan 3l-3tawf1 inell
Bank Of Metropolis.
Washington, June Z, 1856.
OF this bank. the year
ensuing will be held at the banking
day, the 9Th day of July
The polls will open 10 O'clock aud close
m. BY order Of the bosrd
ED. SMITH,
June 7eodt3oJunedr7Juy Cashier
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MAGNETIC Telegraph C.rnprny.-The annual meeting
wi OF the siockholde OF the Magnetic Telegraph Company, or
the elecion Of officers Of the
the transaction Of business may before The
win BE- held eompnuys PHILADELPHIA,
Tbnsday, IN the
JOSEPH sAILER,
June 27--3t9o odandshInys secreiay.
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NEw YoRK, June 7sFlour Is 6rmsaes Of III 500 bbls
good State IS 81 uperne Ohio &c 20 southern standard
81 extra do, So rs Wheat Is higher sales Of $4,000
bushessouthern red 81 "a Corn higher Of 800
busbeIsouthern mixed, 80 cents Pork IL heavysales Of
1000 bblsmes $40 80, Beef IL unsettled Of $50
bbls. Lard firm Of 500 bbs at ~ cents Whiskey
is 6rm-sales $50 bbls--Ohio 81 cents.
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Law Partnership
RI WALKER. Ysr-r,y
poBERT J. WALKER a LOuls JANIw have fo,n.t ! -,
~ ner.hp for ihs management and trial Of p, ~.
onu OF me United states and IN the conu Addes
Washington City, n. g. Isnoeates,
JUST rseeiveds nets style s~a,. froe IL .,.a
mnart saak coats very graceful and oler7ni garment aso
we Rrehh busters win superior
WALL 4 STEPHFNs
Wns '-dimt Fem avenae, between Och ana Ton sts.
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THE undersigHed, for several years past ohirinI
translator to the Department Of State, respectfully tenders his
services public claims
foreign
pnnish French, Portuguese, and Italian
Of claims gov,rnmsnts
requiring faithful and reliable foundations 81
meFu, titles, efsus, laws deeree
experiences uf the undergnd, fidelity
he rendition Of Vi aid ieehnal phrases which
give Pubishcra Union
obtain ansaops Of foep hoa, literary will
also hnd their niessst apply The
their bsinT and satisfactorily
For farther particulars apply
l.. FITZGERALD TAsIsTRo,
$50 street, loh ih, washington cig, b. c.
June 2s-dty
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Pleasure Excursion OF the Young Catholic,
Friend Society.

Pleasure Excursion OF the Young Catholics
Friend Society.
hE society will spend ts day White House Pavilion
Monday June 3uh, patronage
gsHeTay as the proceeds The benefit Of
and clothing
An abundant dnnr win be up by Coke very
beet music will be in attendance.
s,eamers viii leave The Washington wharf eA O'Clock la the
forenoon, and at the afternoon Navy. Yard
both trips The first return "Trip will be al O'Clock
Tickets hy children half price To be had Ess's Fan
Store, Pennsylvania Hatbaugh's 1b wachs
Navy Yard ID. %. Ciarkes, Island and OF the following
George Savage. George f. Allen.
X. II. Clarke, q. &. Jones.
VIM. r. Galiaa, Philip J. M.ffsnry,
John r. CaIiaa, =. Mnsi,
Martin 2ennksn, VIM. J. Fi,Zpaieh.
Carries j. Queen, u. Eichogn,
Neal Kelley, esoras :, Crpps,
+. a.0nnibuses esnpeNion with the boats
Northern Liberties Market iess, sRng from thai point hall
hour before h Tor the departure Of the
June 27-d3uf
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ny J. 9. moGUIRE, Aue,,oneer.

TWELVE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS Ar TIE CORNER
OF aud ID public auctonOn w.
Jnoe ls,h at hafpnsi O'Clock The shall sell lots
Nos and No b0 situated the north
ID These
SIX lots fronting each Is feet inches running
hack i6 oeei alley and six fronting "a
on Sd street. running back les feet ~ feet alley
These probably the best pTororaned and eighty
aed fund very detirntle
private residence, should command aienon
OF csptaisis well desiring
Title indspuiabie.
Terms One fourth cash the idne in twelve,
teen months with interest, secured BY deed q he
ises. J. q. MCGUIRE,
June l2- AuctuneeT.
02-The above sale A. postponed until "wednesday
afternoon. 95is, place. which The
beautiful o positively be sold without
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Jane Aid Ar tlopeer
ny-The above sale Is postponsd, tn Consequences OF
the ra,p until Wednesday afternoon, July . hour
Jhs. Z. MCGUIRE
June I'D Auefioneer.
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Iron Hau.

Iron Hall.
Open every evening, and TAnrsda and Saturday afternoons
Doors open at IN To conmsnce al w o'clock, p. m,
Afternoon exhibition open al commence AZ ocIock
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INsIiItIioN Tor the Deaf and Dumb and blind, q
street between VIII ana 9isf south eide.
noon % Heh wesk has been for he reception
at tbs nfuon The friends of The nsfitutfn respectfully
nsied = k present and witness hs exercises that day.
tbs institution entirely charitable
established m the benefit Of that
dren for whom provision has been made
Dons,ons OF hoaseold furniture, ~ almost
scrpton, win be thankfully receiysd At ,he institution.
JuneI 3-d2vvif
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The Peoples Cheap Edition.

The Peoples Cheap Edition.
In press, and win be published Immediately,
TnE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES
OF the
non. JAMES BUCHANAN.
With portrait pholograps b. brady. lsnn paper q cents
Dealers and compduees supplied liberal aiscouni
Address orders the publishtrs,
LIyERMORE 4 RiJDD,
June a--d3t $40 broadway, New YORK.
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Sr. LOWS June 26.The Santa Fe mail Of May 81 has
rived The Naval. Indians continued their depredaons.
The Apsches also resve and supposed strong
military force would have TO be employed
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ST.. LOUIS, June T-Governor shannon, Of Kansas,
rived here night meet his wife, He denies any inten
ton Of resgnng, and win return TO Kansas In about week
lie reports all quiet In the Territory.
meeting which was held at Wesport, Missouri Sun
day denounced the murder Of the Indian agent Gay and
subscribe $3.50 reward for the apprehension Of the
derers The meeting slso passed resolutions calling the
governor Of Missouri To offer reward Tor the purpose
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Admission, twenty five cents
pekos lof sac at me mcis, boon and drug stores
Penn. y '''~N, 'ft"f ~ 80" "A'I
June l9--dlr
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Two .Gagnihcent panoramas Of

Consisting aa series tabeaax A4s those Counties
wlo6 have been endorsed by Com Perry,
other distinguished travellers. E.#t' 800 -
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PANORAMA OF CHINA
Exhibited Monday Wednesday, Friday evening" and Ihurs
day afternoon
PANORAMA OF Japan
Exhibited Tuesday Thursday aura ana ssir
day afternoon
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yaited states Court OF Claims.
CAIN

Bank Of Metropolis.
Washington June Z, 1856.
election OF this bank the wear
ensuing, will be held the
day, the 9Th day Of July next.
The polls will 10 O'Clock, aud close o'clock
BY order OF the bosId
I'D SMITH,
June 7eodt30JunedEJuly Cashier.
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Orders for tickets and shares and certificates o. packages
splendid lotteries win
Of each drawing win he immediately amer u
All who order from
Address p.I BUCKLEY, Agent,
June " Wilmington, Delaware.
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AN ACT changing the time OF holding the district court OF
the United States at Wthyie, in the district
Virginia.
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W. {. N,sev, Secretary Of state
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PUBLIC saLE Of National Theatre sso,L,-I win eel
at public auction Mndsy afternoon, June 30, 5ok
sir thousand dollars Of National Han tThesut stock
thereof may be debt fnr which raid
pledged
Terms cash.
sais poi,ivsi 10 tase place q the aaotien
Jas, G.. MCGUIRE,
June ls-h Auctiunses.
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CRGARs.--CAsH PURCHASERS OF sEGARs GAN
~ procure barairs and have selection from sock OF
nearly million imported Havana, domestic and German Tho
principal portion segas must be inmed atelv
ray advances. OPENS So German segafs from
81 30 upwards o. CHEEKS, 81 Broadway, up stairs.
r1o Sugar MANUFACTrRERs.-IuST RECEIVED. A
few cases Of seed leaf Wrappers Of superior qualify and
sale by the sin gle case or lol.
TH0s. noYT CO., corner Front aud Dover STA
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n s. HOUGH, AUCTIoNEER.- MORROW (sATUR.
~. day) morning. all the elegant and costly OF the
story white front house, ~ Warren street. opposite the
hudson River Railroad depot and College place at l0
A. NJ The sale peremptory The furniture is almost
the best make and fully warranted and the decorations and
Embellishments the mosttastu description. The sale will
commence in the
PaSlors, which contain elegant marble top centre
bles, Of different dcscripions massive revolving front
rosewood secretary and bookcases tine and costly rosewood
octave double action pauoora In heavily carved
complete ses OF solid framed rosewood furniture In 70 fine
qualy Of French brocael al invalid spring chairs and
eegere 1ney finished; rosewood tables nlaid with pes.l x
in rosewood and mahagony large size French plato oval
rors elegant rames elegant brocate and fro lace curtains
Among the oil paintings ''rhe Highlands" by Weber,
Views the susquehannahu BY Boess Retreat Of the
Ausrans" by Vernet and many others; Aso, fruit pecss
hunting scenes Paris clocks crua marble
do days. Also great variety Ok decorations
selected by the reued taste embracing Of Sevres
porcelain oil Dresden china sueessof Clay, Webster
and Others bsque figures and articles Of vestu very rich
Turkish carpets also Brussels and ingram do stair do
mats, gas chandeliers, rOsew sod 0ttomans.
Dining r0on-i4 foot mahogany extension table, do dining
and French china dinner and tea Also ne
I'll gsh and French cut glass knives and forks common
crockey BELLS casters spoons liquor cases. wines decautsrs
&C.; gobies linen napkins, liquor stands, &c.
Bed tapestry Brussels carpetngs costly rosewood
and mahogany dressing bureaus Wristbands,
elegant plato front rosewood amour du gacc; pure
curied bair sheets counerpanes gilt mirrors boil
sers and pillows wooen blankets mahogany soiss mahogany
chairs rockers seat do damask quilts toilet SETS sale
positive, rain shine
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The Only Coed Sauce, Pronounced by
Vanuemen acknowledged gout, the
LEA Perrins Worcestershire Sauce Three invoices
AadiDg James Foster Jr Albert Gaatin aud Great Vest
States fer the propretOrs
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DODWORTH'S PRIVATE DANCING ACADE.
"A. miles,
No. 500 broadway, New YORK;
No. 10Y Montague place Brook yn
win continue open until Isl June, enabling those who
commence present time 20 complete in quarter. The
classes arranged thai beginners can ser nj any time
with equal advantages.
ACADEMY HALL Gas BRotDwAy-NME AND
"A Mile EMMA SAUVAGEAL have rsincy her dancing
academy Academy Hall, 6d3 Brosdwny opposite Bond
street. where they lifted the largest sse IN Sew
their friends aud patrons Open every day
NJ. solree every Thursday
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eautson TO Western Merchants.

tnce the INTRODUCTION Of celebrated sch,ees aromatic
Anapps INTO the United States number OF liquor Merchants
New York, Boston and Philadelphia have been engaged n
pushing MP common gin In cases. and eotte
YAned OF upon The unvsry tor genuine article Some
sndeSstanc, also offering for sale ppe gallon
leave 70 say the genu sold in that form, but
Y quart and pint bottles IN cases OF one dozen quarts
name the DOe and cork and sac Of my signature
On the label. UDOLPhO WOLFE, z: Seaver street.