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PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLIES

The Old aud New School Assemblies Of the PRESBYTERIAN Church
nov In the city Of New York, business on
but occupied the day visiting pub lie institution.
GESERAL SYNOD PEssHYrEEflxs-Tb boJv
n es,io7 Saturday reports the yarou. Psr
terc- received aud referred
memorial presented from the Guthrie on the sub
le 1 reunion win The Reformed Presbyterian synod
pNrated from the General synod u
fhadelPa me memorial prayed that synodeAI
prepared from this synod that hope would Tend
70 induce reunion The memorial accepted referred To
Special Committee consulting Of the Mcmillan Rev DR.
Cr1 1 Mr Thomas smith and the Rev. DR. Heron.
" CrAStp Professor Of Systematic Theology
cal srfunary 81 the Reformed PrrbyTan
aehiH announced to the synod intention res gn the c,g,
o. s cohgrt gation that be energy 10
the duties ~ his PTofcssorsip
The Rev George Scott, 81 Pennsylvania offered resolution,
digest OF All The acts Of the Synod
prep trrd aud published T. resolution adopted
Tue special order ~ the
- - ' '''- - '''-
'n 4" % opening % zach Synod list or aud ruling
ief, anu Wat each mbrr thus reported shall member of
yy ana ,hai The .es.9n Of each s-ited shall
h'led !" representation BY Of IT, members
After lengthy debate the following substitute offered by the Rev
VIZ. Duugas. adopted: ~ "
Rs.'I,el That Convention Of The Church consisting
ministers and ruling elder from
be abolished W '' '-
The synod then adjourned unit Monday.
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For the Battlefield.

The Northern papers calling loudly for reinforce.
Of men, money and munitions with more of Sharpe.
Rifles. aid their distressed brethren in Kansas
We DO otknow whether they will when called
but il will be- miss for the South to be uponits guard
and To that end should speedily and effectively reinforce
those who have already gone TO the II the fight
must come, better theatre could be selecied-uuder
favorable circumstances could the campaign Le
opened. Ne already have the vantage ground and
Is upheld aud indicated by the law and Cons
sutton. Let US not prove recreant to il ourselves
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LIVERPOOL, BREADsrUrrs. MARKETS.

BgiHd, hyd 20 Since last the weather been mild
with heavy showers Wheat hy held buyers act " m
caution the trade consequently has quite Va rrta m
the full quotations ~ last Friday c. to lis IA
" rs hourrhe buh % the lover gradrss nov gne int
consumption aud shat len held for higher prices prime quail
We are sAfer ani command iu prizes Yves Canal
Baltimore aud Philadelphia 3d.
dian Cornwhite Is Ia ood demand SIS 3D. b-inv
aiVane o. 10 to j. o. quarter yellow and
~. 81. a. Sls u quarter
4 p e H. MfrWeI-Thvr has been great activity In tn
trade during the seek, hut prices ofwheA FLOUR beer
VEL, supported and Ia nsanees further advance has beer
established White Indian demand and mas al
Vsneed to SIS to S' gusrts but yellow brt
comparatively neglected and sihout
weather has changed and We have higher temper
B,oH, Aiy & Co-whest aud gour continue dull a, pr,y,
ous quotations White Indian Corn In moderate.
of2 quarter Mixed aud yellow unchanged Ia price AM
la limited request.
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With 10 disposition to DO any one injustice, and
with The DESIRE ~ correct any wemay ave committed
We insert hotter from Mr.. Amos Kendall lie
makes very plain tale of itand oioughy yindi-
Gates Nj, conn any, II hc has disclosed erything
justly bearing the subject lie saddles upon cur
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WnusCToS Nav ~ TrPeHtine-we decline 81 81 ct.
for with sales yesterday ofsIT hbls
50 Tor old virgin for yellow DIP aud las Tor hard aud ol
~ 30 do prices. Jrits Further yesterday
cas. at 80 etc Ea No transactions to-day We
friday Of 81 Jbls No At $780, 8SJS and - bL quany
~ bbs 10 bbs 1907 do an
today ~ 2,0 do Ai 10 tor large b6 Trs,e yesterday
2Op b6 order At L. bill aud to-day Of 70 bb. bLl
MIVs.s ye.ieIday % ~ bali. NorleIn AZ 10 100 s
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NAGkIt led,

~ Peisburgy May ooh, by tie Rev g. Gibson, ~
hhbLhh formerly o. Bah Parish, DnSdde county 10 ANNA
county W ~
On the 2fh inshy the Rev w. Kirkpatrick Mr. THOMAS VII
IAMsON "a MARIA T., daughter ofCol. Nathaniel Wilson u
Piusylyaua county. '' "
A. Paris Saturday May g. before the Mayor and In the pr,
sence NJ NJ Macon the Minister At ts church "A
Nnirr Dame De Irrote b. - Cuyet and Afterwards
~ An.dran yniasy nv The Ksv. Mr Chamer Of England
fFkDlNANDp PAnLO biOMEDf, Conc Prentan.f offtsy
srrnoll ~ he Popr t. ANNE McADAM daughter Of TIE late
Hamilton wilkes, ~ New York
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A. h, f'dsnee u the county ofIafS on ith day Of
or Sunday night TN Inst At The residence Of her husband D. C.
The 2id' year ~ her age.
ite l nst ~ hs resiiencss 10 Menard county Tinoi.
nh"Mt PINM. To- us list Of hs lie near
mhrprrI FerrH. Vs.
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nlcmMoNp MARKErs. M.r qs,h. 1s.n.

HrA'S-Ihee las leen no change In prices yesterday
Tie huur market however, has been little
recently possessed by the unfayofabe abroad
yesterday by steamer Baltic, quotations day are barely
maintained Indeed buyers Who willing purchase before
the within the Of figures, to-day holding Oh
consequently operations have been effectively for the
roH'cco-we quote common ugs, heavy weghts) tialsl
hu- lug 600. common Leaf 1doT& mdlling - Ls goeI
"Gt9.. hnr, i"4g2 extra manufacturing very orng
aud Ia demand, fl2 GC2l'l h loo Ms, quality
fi"'E-"e continue to quote Shipping suIerfnr s6.
IadI& Extra tILQtI's Rye Flour o..
WHs1rTte season l. drawing close With recript, d.
mnising daily operations down n
small We quote a. beforeprr white az al M
vii YER M. ole
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IL is time, now, to inausurate a change. Ii ne
longer be permitted that all the blows shall iron
side. III Southern nil resort 10 the fsi 10
and infimidate Northern men bio must Be g,rer
hack for bot Forbearance and kindly department
lost upon these southern rutiians. IL were well Il
throw pearls before swine turn cheek TO them When
the other i sm,itten Under the circumstances pre-
vsng neither religion manhood requires submission
to such outrsges. Northern must defend Themselves
and oar present representatives. ,oi not right 'chSn at
tucked, let 's md those rho 'ciH-PMsburg Gazette.
The New York Times copies the above paragraph, and
accompanies it with BETTING comments We are altoge
Their agreed with both OF these abolition prints for
at least We wish the North would send fighting men
Washington Instead of touinouthed vilhfers. Fight
ing men don't quarrel-snd when they get to Washing
ton they will their associates with civity least
Such an accession Congress might hep Southern
members who have become infected by the prevailing
blackguardism of the times.
But what strikes strange, is the seeming
seriousness the part OF the Northern press that
insult be conveyed by cords. injury inflicted,
by, blow. OPprobious epithes, foul mputations,
sweeping denunciatons nothing in their estimation
They all inconsistent with "forbearance and
kindly department" the Pttsburg paper phrases it
The manly resentment OF insult, by chassng the OF
fender calling him account, alone constitutes, in
their view, brutality aud rulnism. We suppose this
sort Of insensbiity among the Northern papers has
sprung from the habit OF unrestrained utilization in
which they indulge in treating OF almost all
subees-and especially those relating the South. The
law OF libel is the only check their onduess for vupe
ration if they clear OF violating that they feel
liberty exhaust their whole powers in abuse. As the
law of libel does not apply to Southern institutions and
Southern people, there they hnd wide field Tor the ill.,
diligence Of their vituperative talents This Is strongly
illustrated by the New York Tribune, which urpassrs all
contemporaries in the and violence Of it,
vugaty 1t has 10 fear OF the horsewhip and laughs at
the pistol and by lodging the Law OF libel vtupr
tate without limit and with upunty. Most OF the New
York papers not all in fact those OF the hrelng States
generally, partake OF this same fault
When the North sends its fighting men to Washing
ton such know it possesses it will teach these pa
per that they consider insulting words quite brutal
"A blow
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ErHNITung wAuEnoons

20 biz furnliar, wafssoam. 20 Nat veil kuovn tyel
building "CUHNTiAN VAIL" Che Old stand -N---st5
Of Nrssr Boz Ppt-D Main
~ takes pleasure styug he generally tst h. he,
ssthird factory
h.s sd E which he IL assn pleptd ~ Up vrry
"yles ~ Furpuref order. IL addition constantly
manufacturing every article iu The Furniture line, keep
slutCc
h. sdsped varied aud tastes 81 the Dec
plr
Thanking generous community the liberal patronage hereto
Tore he respectfully s0cts
himself thst nothing shall b. wanting sdort give
and entire
joins HgLVIN, bic persons attention h. the IN.
btNfAkfNg bu.iness-btiuK ~ supplied viii sWs.
tsr Nohogsny and Poplar burial
the
ritian Hall" un meet viii prompt attention salg-ty
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SSS!A>.npoIvLX..==ZA
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To CORuEspoNpENTS

Lsffs- 10 addressed 90 As "Edio- Of az
WAfg." -, a.,
al rs sdaifa0, ought 90 bs fnOcr all
,-1 dsprteo. obituary "o''oes eroe'i
t.g sf1Af tiaes cAar0edfor "a advertisements.
dbaasaiifionS 'cii be charged hs ddrertsss
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"LIFE INsIn ANCE.,

'iLL MEN uORIIL BIT DIRSEL VEST
not few hundred thousand
children by lTE ISsrNEcE would 20 them ia event
OF our death Oicn few hundred dollars
~ properly from forced sales when has
Many thousands have been saved persons Richmond
Mutual hewitt lTE INsuEScE tiOO1
'oL losses We Nrgnla-over half Of that amount Richmond
by which to fAm
at the same cost, NJ by Life Insurance.
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oNTGoM EHY WHITE allie

SALAD OIL.-ot hes, qualities, for ..i.sy
p,Ss PURCELL LADD AGO.
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agents the faults which we had attributed to him.
Now his comeof Is complete, il they really be our
agents-or IL they are more our agents than
has. We have means Of ascertanng or
establishing this matter We only know that We
have no free-'cU in the case. We are obliged To
employ the agents we do-for can find no others,
who have the eHtre, whatever il be- so rs to send
us any intelligence at all Why this is So we know
not Whether there be come xou, or under
standing between the agents and the company, we
can't say, we only know are feeccd and can't help
ourselves.
While on the subject it may not be amiSs to adj
vert To another point Some six eight months
ago, there was very hopeful prospect Of the cs.
adjustment of another Telegraphic line relieve us
and this community, of the intolcrsAc extortions OF
the existing monopoly. Suddenly the prospect van
iShed and no more has since been heard of it But
just at the time, when the opposition disappeared
rather the talk of it ceased the old rates cere near
iy doubled The two things happening together jus
titled the suspicion that the old line had bought OIL
The new one, and stuck its claws deeper into our
bowels to deiray the expenses Of the operation. We
would suggest the expcdent to somebody else of
starting another line; if not afraid, that
it might be attended by like result, aud instead of
obtaining relief, find ourselves again mucted in n
doubled penalty.
But we are all at the mercy Of Mr. Amos Kendall
and his monopoly-and all that we do is to sub
init ourselves tn its characteristics tenderness.
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tAST STEEI.-we have In store quantity q Cast strt
- assorted sSrs, ~ Peace Co Hubbard Stamps Whch
vii sel 10 dealers At the low price o. per pound
mali o. -, -,,
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SWEEr on FOR MANUFACTURER
- bo hvs and Baskets, fot sale By -
m.s, PcRcELL. LADp AGO,
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s sketch 81 the Character a.d Lsbors Of Adon,p Ju
On, hrst Missionary To bur hhAm, by Mrs a. ConAut
NeS Age OF Gold the Life Adventure, of Robert p
'-ri Romance written by himself " '''"''' peh
Nsssal Merlin; a by PrancI. P,tkm.n
Menadt a Tale; by Washington Allstnn
Further supply. ~ anu 'u".' ~ Miss Muir
The Phy Grugraply Of m. g.. h. NJ II
Entirely lei edition ". NJ
history OF Europe from the Fall Napoleon Ia IN.
Louis Napoleon In lsi2; by Archibald Alison H.rt VI
NAEsbohd Life In Mexico, by GsbrieI Ferry
TeAtlse on Arithmetic, Theoretical and hx ri
Loomi., LIN. NJ" ''~s"'A'' oy siiAs
Select Grafton. Of NJ I. Cicero; by q. D. Yourr
mas '' '"" Tor sale by 4 NORRIS
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w sPRlNGsThsr- springs he open Tor The rrr,n,,a
visitors on the ist day q June, 1876 ~ ''N'P""" o'
situated a Montgomery Countx yI,.t,,.
su mules rom The Virginia aud Road from, ,hib
here 10 branch Railroad Ia the SPRING. ~ -'
Pssssngsrs leaving Richmond
Road n.y. -" WV way oy hu.
the Accommodations have been
on r rooms are large nd comfortable and Of
ting lNhl " -''onsna
,ynheuIg and Abingdon Telegraph company ar, now hull
ling c'dHeh @hssr LfHs ,pIing. which viii b. An
ton early In June. "' W :" "p~'A
AIRY large Bath House has been season
RIO N MOSBy, Pr,s't
unrry "
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mali CHARLEs woRrnAM
6tAMDEN NEEn.-In M,r IN. follnrlnr ,r.a. r.,,

A NNHDTN NEED.-In May lie following lctds may b
~ ~"wu, vI;-Heans, Berr broccoli Cabbage
Carrot Cr.s Cucumber Corn Leek Lettuce Melons Kalr.
ufum okrs onions, Farley Pepper, Pumpkin, Parsn
R"dsh spinach, squash Satisfy, variety
rArrsi kinds, Tor sale, ny =. y SIMPLE,
maj Ouon
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H1NHNth, NiuWO a. Co. have eiy.,t
press variety OF new and beautiful
Barge Rob,s ' ~
Black and C"lorrd Parl. NANTES
hook aud Cambria Collars aud Sleeve,
Do do FouucinsS
Ladies' Fr Wrought Cans
Thread aud NNltucIennr. Ia.
Pine Thread Caubrc Iidkf. AT Il.
Do Hrmd Stitch do, al. Cd
Do Printed Lawns, at Toe.
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u,uNE FAMILY MUSTARD put up EXPIRE.

STlLL THEY COME.-wsars u,, day receiving ,,,s
- raj packages ~ and scasonube Clothing from
msnufscry n which viii BE- found many splendid style,
Of la'y Cashmere Narcotics and Linen Dut Coats
Nr Hsu, bfsp DEc, Alpaca italian Cloth Meriuo
Dkn Cashmere Pants, styles II summer Ties CfNa &c
To- Eich We ask TIE attention IT purchasers Call
wer may b. found the best goods, made styles aud 1t
a N
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- MsChiNfRf-snee the Introduction OF the oil BY a.. ..
mshe such Improvement mskrs Of III. h Ia.
% 49, ever ,ned 9Th the ptoa sp,rr Machinery
us oh s used smoother war on,.y
an. rranire lees power than oil . used ya, al. In
n.ss !" suit PURCELL LADD Co.
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The private soldiers distinguished by every quality
which gycs dignity human ugtnrc While NJ the conduct
Of their officer III. Impossible tOs'y inuch rhecfs
Such then having been the bearing Of our brave soldiers
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SHoous-bROOuS.-I S--plns Hair DustinK
- Corn S1r Com Cohes Hronn.
u''rt Wall Busters Cob Brooms with vrry Ing bsnb
Tor sale by ~ NJ
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hHEsS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.-Bersgr Robs,,
- sk kobes, plain Befgc Ofgands Lawns, Musns Iiad
AID striped Slks &C.. Sc, for sale by
msG q UlRTwFII 4 co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-21

yTOoTLEN MACHINERY AT PUBLIC SALE.-wfEL
w he sold public SALE "Wednesday the 18th Of Jane
A. n 1856 at John winpennys mn Manaylnk Penn, all
The chncry belonging 70 said mill consisting OF four sets
ple Including AL the for the manufacture n
broadcohs the owner has Quilted the business and rented
tie mill ac sale VIII be without reserve. All bills under one
h. rirrd dollars cash. all bills thai credit Of fosr
snl uonhs aL be gwen t0r approved endorsed noes
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VAIUABLE CoAL srocK FOR sALE-ALnERr /

W IL.
NICOLAY offers at private sale valuable interest In
from the Ohio river in Gaain Illinois near the
boz q local basn below which there coal eiher
Mississippi rivers OF their tributaries This
be OF the most promising coal
presented the capitalist The coal has been repeatedly
tesed and anay by Prof D. D. United geoo
gs Prof Cox Indiana: Prot j. Lawrence smith United
States chemist and at the Philadelphia Gas Works. 1t has
been used for many for working IRON IL contains
scarcely of sulphur makes good yields and
than Psburg coal rapidly burns
clean the with white flame making very little smoke
and leaves but cent OF ashes The company
owns OF debt 0t5 OF mining lands
mining right g5 besides - for landing
for the site Of the Notwithstanding total of 3o6
acres The peculiar circumstances OF the ocstys geology
the able report OF Prof Owen the favorable
rfv err the depth OF the karbor and its proximity
narkets-arc all important advantages which
combined and cannot fail to success The en-
region OF the southwest Including southern Illinois and
Missouri Western Kentucky aud Tennessee. Arkansas Mis-
sisspp, Louisiana Texas and the Gulf OF Mexico with all
their cities works. iron works sugar houses nannrac
tories steamboats, and steams~ &c. be supplied from
these with cheaper and better coal than from other
This extensive region Is supplied principally
from Pisburg and Phladephiapoints issn. ~ to
der the supply uncertain and the excessive The capital
Of the compasy l0o in shares Of 800 eh One
Rrs. responsibility Purchasers principles
with original owners-he object being put the mines
into Immediate operation For the character standing
q Merrwetcr, President. and j. H. Bhorer. secretary
and treasurer the Shawneeown Coal Mining aud Manu-
fscurns Company reference made 10 the following
Fs cashier Mechanics Bank Paunetl ESP cashier flank
Of Amcrics Wadsworh sheldon Specimens Of the coz,
may all nsrm sion obtained AZ Of
Gce g ALBERT II. NICOLAy No. Broad 81, n. \,
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II MORIARTY. ACCTIONEER-WI1L SELL THIS
day at 10 o'clock q. l3 Chatham square, large
ment OF furmure-tarpe feather beds. mirrors. &c &C.
from different families leaving the city Also assortment OF
without reserve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-21

fNOFFEE URNS AT ACCTI0S.-TiIS DAY, AT 65 MAS
~ street two second hand copper coffee holding
about gallons the other about fourteen gallons
when sac and $50 respectively also, line copper
boiler for barroom.
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r BoGART. AUcTIoSEER-BY S. BOGART-THTs
day at O'Clock At 50 Chatham street Tryon
row near the ny Hail. the stock fixtures and lease of
taursnt /, is well fitted with bar tables chairs gas
lures and cooking utensils Sale pcremptory cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-21

NfA6ONIc-L q. O. F.-THEATRICAI. MILITARY AND
IVA naval embroderes ornaments regaia Jewels
caps masks seals and seal presses bao. boxes gaye
bems gold and silver rnges laces tasels and
ges bullion for embroidery books diplomas charts carpets
nass, swords banners Also Parkers furniture gloss,
eagles. &C. at C0MitS old stand, IA Grand street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-21

rJy1IF SEA VIEW HOUSE, At TIE IIIuHLANDS-rlIE
i fast and safe steamer LAURA, Captain j. T.. Cros IAN
Old experienced naYgao with other are taxing
daily muliudcs ofpeope from the foot of Robinson street
across the Sinus and lower bay 10 the Sea View which IA
filling up fast with fashionable boarders The Pavilion al
port Washington IT, this under the nropre0rsp
DAYS., WIG Is doing very Lucrative business X.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

n,
II SCHENCK x co. will sell AT auction Monday, sd
inst AT Ua O'Clock at their saesroom SO Nassau street.
ncent household furniture OF richly
wood aud mahogany suites covered brocael velvet and
hair cf0 do marble bureaus washsands, side and
etegeres centre sofa pier tables; do bookcases
crearies wararobes, &c do. bedsteads commodes arm
Toitaire reception and parlor chairs enameed
chamber suits oak do tapestry velvet Brussels other
Also large and magnificent French plate
pier and mante glasses richly framed sc. Sale peremp
tory for cash
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PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF NEW AND Sc

NRoCKERY AND GLASS. J. WALDROS AUG
" ioneer. HENRY Il. EVANS will sell 10 the trade.
the shelves in lots suit Tuesday June "a ut 10 o'clock
the saesrooms, No. Liberty invoice May
bes white granite consisting of the desirable
patterns. comprising full assortment OF fat and hollow
Also complete assortment, OF light blue and ware.
china glass all descriptions plated tea sets and forks
knives and forks, eatrays walters &C. Goods well packed
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CEA VIEW HOUSE. HIGHLANDS OF NFvHSINK. -
- This magnificent establishment ready re-
ceppn visiters The accommodations and furnishings
surpassed by any hotel In the United states Residents
s enjoy nil the fishing and bathing advantages q
Nahan and Newport and also the mountain and
IL an inland establishment The fine In capital
lie lnDdc direct at the hotel. i M GANIrN
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QSO BROADWAY. UNION SQUARE, CORNER or
OCC Seventeenth sreet-furnshed house TO et or suits
with without board private tables select
family gentlemen gas bath house delightfully."- stu
ated looking upon the park and square.
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DECEIvFR'S SALH-
III Superior Court-Wiliam Stephens William a. Se-
phens agt. Austin Hail. John Dempsey and Asa Hall
The undersigned receiver In this action will sell at pueblo
suction Monday the 20 instant 10 O'Clock A. NJ tho
store OF Thomas eteh No 6 Spruce street. New York,
large stock hats, umbrellas hamakers mate
rias tools &c. The sale viii be peremptory and for cash
JAMES s. SLUYTEk Receiver 10
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TrHOS. yEITcH. AUCTI0SEER.-STOREl 6 SPRUCE
street Receivers sale Of hats caps, canes, umbrellas,
hat material tools straw hats &c On Monday June g. 1856,
10 M the saesroom No 10 consisting
OF black white felt wide awakes pearl Nebraska
ladies' cloth linen and glazed caps, velvet caps
boys riding hats for ladies silk umbrellas, Pads
and hats of every variety glass
cases, and all being of the very best quality
JAMES ;. sIU YrER Receiver