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A meeting Of the Stockholders of the Kuckerbock'r
Bank il called for Wednesday at O'Clock, at the
Broadway House We have received the annexed
paragraph frnm a conespoIdrt:
The Mount Hope late Rocky Bari Mining Company
reports the yields OF three eportngs, one al $50 one
at ESQ, another at $40 per tun curing the fort
light. TIE net profits for week were 5000, aud
the next $1,000. The preStD, prospects are equally
III, ou aging The Company has no debt, and the und
IN hand Is Increasing.
The earnings of the lie Road for May prove to BE-
lsrger than wss lcpsted, and larger than TOR
April which no; eIpected June, thus t'r, 'ho IS
very favorable state of traffic aid promises t" re-
-ult il much les. than usual falling of from May Inc
esrIrs. fr May
Msy 1861. 70
Ioer-... in 1876 80 p cent, %. y,
The iIcr-a,e IN APfi w.s... I"1
Making for months.
or nearly 2, cent increase on the cspts stock 10
two months The asgr,g gate earriIgs for the eight
H. Of tie pr,reut f-ea year have been g. lgo'-
ga; eIprrs.. aid interest, partly estimated, $3.50,
lVc; Oct earnings te4O,5o4, Cr over cent Vi 'he
cap'el stock
The capita! Of the Artisans .nk is all subscribed
aid H.. BaI X all commence operations N Jay
Au.etug Of tie stcckh holder Of the Cleveland 'nd
on the "a July next.
The earnings OF the La CT sse and Ml~sukee Road
FIR the let week Of June, (6i miller very large,
btng:
P---user-.......-.. ..................'''.'''.'
T0ts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Thls is equal 10 over ESQ, 900 f)r tie month. Inc
contractors ae ebergecsii at work 10 the extension
OF tti- I'D TO Portage City
The earnirgs OF the Mls,ukee and Mississippi r''d
show smaller falling off Than wa anticipated ID we"
Of ,he fact that tie Enc Canal va not IN WORKING
order this year, and grain retained IN the interior
by reason cflow prices The earnings *efr:
May Et.....................''se ,'s ~
Nay, lso....................''' 20 ~ y
Lo.s for isis................ s5.s! u
In the month OF May, 1855. there were transpo''e'
ovei the Miwsukee and Mississippi roai lsO'7' o4'"
els If grain 5,7s5 al b. Of merchandise
The pr--eu, m"nth Of May there gre t'an'p f''d
3s ss4 bushels Of grain ard i2,s.367 b' OF mefchan
dis. Beside the decrtase n gram growing ''' "
the low price, II will lie s~-n shat their hs- "'-
falling If a ,5i7 47l 10 Of merchaHdi-e ADJ ms
sri,e- frUm the TACT that rot pound ct ihe''
reech' Milwaukee during the month rom TIC L
Canal.
Tie Nilwsuke e sud Mississippi Road l. s"'e ~"
in h. Ml- .uk-- psp-r. To h. op-n-d too" y" wv
n al ic - Nil. vet from VI .ni-in III X Z nv -
l25 miles The work all 81, n down IN ''iie' -
Wis.n-n !, well advanced. snh ~ --'n = '''
ariv-- III, tack Ill u. .X'Ided n o'"r.
Tie esmies. ID Nav # the Cais~rs-a, ""'''"-p"
ard Erie Raii,o-d c mpsry. rsne larger
have tttn ii sny pr',ioIs moth VII ,orss,
~ n f,.--- se's........'' ..--.''''.... i?sO1
Fright kc...... ..............''.'''''''
T,s..... ............ ........'.' '''''' "a, 81
TIE esnints for Ny. isa5.....' ..-'-'''',
ierssS..... ...........:''';,'' 81 IN .ttei
! An efvr. l. now being made By means y"
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Advertisement.
WOLRH's SCMEpAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS

WI 1O"',.Dnn H1NV.1"HfO Doai1Nh1 u
prescribed by the medical faculty In Of Gravel Govt
rheumatism, incpient Dropsy, Collie Kidney aud Bladder
Complaints and also la Fever and Agus Put pint
quart bottles, aud for sale by all the Druseists-
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advertisement
PHYSICIANS KNOW that MIND is q potent agency

In the sssvaon the of nsesse PHaESoLoeY would
gesy sd in their diagnosis Examinations, and written De.
serpoLs Of character by Prof FowLEk No. Ss Broadway
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COLLISION.

Last evening, few minutes past 8 oclock the
Steamer &. Vanderbilt, for StouingtoD, wnen near
Houston erect ferry, into the sloop Amole, Of
Taryto~n. by the collision tho sloop's manssil was
rent from the boom TO the gsff yawl smashed, gsf
broke and the ssrbosrd quarter stove nearly to the
water lines. The steamboat proceeded on her voyage.
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Nv TelespnDA.

CHARLESTON Jnrs 1.-THE 4. ~ steamship Hsion.
W Fosts from New iork here this Saturday morning
Il IL O'Clock.
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HfNIArrss aLsNAc......rhis pAY
SrS-Ra. & = s-t.......... 1sS Noon asss. ): ~
HtGn wArsR................fHt s ssv
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ADVERTISEMENT
Young Lawyers would fini il greatly 70 their i'd

IVuDs La"ytrS "OuId md II greatly 70 their adj
vantage to have careful 'is Of their fHaEsoLoscA
DEvILornEsrs EXAMINATIONS, with CHARTS ard full WI,
ten de'eIP,ors of character daily BY
No. Ns Broadway.
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ROW BOAT REGATTA.

Nstiosal Regatta, gwen by the Empire City Re-
catta Cub if to c,me off next Monday June %, at
the foot q Onehundr-d anosxth street, East River.
The boats divided into three Glasses, and the
prize amount to about $3.50 large number Of bosts
'have entered the favorite among which seems to be
'fbe new four-oar.d boat Ground Oats" built by
CLrs Tbous; she is IS to SO feet long and snters in
the first class Should the weather prove foe, the
Regatta will be one Of the most interesting and exciting
o. tie season.
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The brig Bs bnser lately ashore Fire Island arr yss
f. dsy1 10 81 Achilles she gotten
"a th, bar by Bowie Of Unds Saturday
.tS.n The bsys received damage er-
asLo
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srHrors FALI.-Ch.rle, MnDade a lsbnr.r

rfHIUts rALI-ChdrIrs McDafe, labOrer, while
intoxicated ATE Oh sunday nsh s the ho1e Of his next door
bestoOf NO lS9 sixth soeds tally fell on third
,torJ window upon s~Di fom which he rolled o upon
the pavement He 10 thought TO be dangerously injured
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E. ssss 80 tIsess
sssss
........ $SySiT

Decrease 1851 ....,...
The largest amount of specie : held By TIE Amer
can 90 356 0oo-wiih loans 10 the amount Of 0, as
900. The Merchants bold, within few Thousand. u
o., ooO, 900, and the Commerce over g., 10000.
The movement for tie lsst forty-hve weeks Ia.
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MINIATURE AINANA

m ne hsrk Lshf s,isSls f.. G.sks~s, p R.-p Cixt
q lady. I. Heie hiu,oI J. Proud Nsd T boys.
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CP TOws-Where is up town II is as difficult to
answer a. il is to locate that locomotive spot, the Far
West Up town was above Csn4l street at Il period
considerably short of the -nOry OF the Oldest nhab
tast II was at Beecker street at a much later peri
Cd Above Union-square out of town, at very
recent period friend of ours, who lives 10 Rew
house in Ffteen'h street. when offered the lot upon
which he butt ten years ago. very innocently asked
the lot if he suppo ed he wanted to move into
the country When he went 10 tod where IN the
world the corner of Fifth avenue and Fifteenth
street, be found the view all open to Corporal
Al ompeons Cottage which stood where the Ameri-
CAL Institute used to hold their Cattle Show. Up
town IL now above that point, which was at Madison
square, but where up town is, or will be ten yoan
hence is a mystery IL is greater mystery that some
folks have not yet discovered that there Is any up
town above the point that up town century ago.
The managers of the Harlem Railroad belong to
this COLLECTIVE Of fossils. They thought 1t very hard
that they should be compelled to arch over the ditch
they dug .uch long way out OF town as Ihnty-
fourth street and they will feel still more oppressed
when hey are told that peop live at Eighiy-iourth
street that want another di,ch arched over.
Some wears ago this Company built station at
Twt nty sixth street, TO which they ran their smih
carr FL sxpence They were cure that was not onis
up town, but ont of town 80 Iaf 'ha' V''! ""'', ~
never need tc 20 farther. Apparently, the Harlem
Railroad Company still of the same opnion' iof
thy still run their city cars to that point, pefuha-
cousy insistr that nobody ever Travelled above tha
point They shut their eyes while the cars and stages
so by upon all the other streets loaded VITA P,sen
gers, and even night alongside of them, on the same
street rs they stand still waiting for custom. Evil
IDENTIFY they cannot take hint. VIII somebody apply
the Other remedy until the od-fcgyism OF the Harlem
Railroad eau learn that Twenys1th street is not up
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MARINE 5dFFAIRS.
SHIPPING IN EEw-YORK.

SHIPPING sEw-rORK.
The following table exhibits the number of vessels
II oil classes in the h.,bor OF New York on SATURDAY
June Ia.
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WIDENING AND EXTENSION oF LArRrSs STREET -
The Counclmen's COMMITTEE on Streets hetTd YES
terd,y repetition Of arguments on the SUBJECT OF
The widening and extension of Lsurens street II was
suppose that the subject of railroad III Firth avenue
would be considered, which circumstance brought our
q large number Of property owners and residen ON
Fifh avenue 1t was ntimsted that though the SUD-
.ct was not at present before the Committee an ap
phcstion TO this effect would shoty be sub nted 10
the Common Council II WAS further stated tn II the
parties Jealous for the extension of Lsurens street 70
correct with Fifth avenue, comprised those DESTROYS
Of forming themselves into a Frta Avenue Railroad
Company, 10 run down to the Battery by L'arens
street, West Broadway and College pisce.
ACCIDENT on THE ERIE RaiLRoAp.-Harvey
Brown. man aged 81, was ON Saturday evening last
run over at Middletown by locomotive. and W -
Completely cut in two He met train, and stepped
Ssde on the other track, when the locomotive ga ne
up behrd and ran over him. He wss said to be IN
to,ica,ed. He leaves wife aud two children.
IsQUrsTs ny The CoRosER.-Coroner Gamoe neld
N Lquea yesterday upo be body Of unknown mao iospd
tie deef Rot q Warren Tbs deceased was s'ou 'e
let ten tDehes IN hight bald and was dressed IN
CON ,SA eo& hAek puts black ss'ik Nes, h"S ~,
S-ts, &C Tue dy much decomposed . apPeneo v"
Ass been about sn mouths Verdict Of the jury
Iesth from Cause unknown"
ACCIDENTALLY DRowsrp-Coroner Gamble held
Ssus" on Monday upon the body Of Lows Aufsnsuser
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CITY ITEMS.

CoRsERs-We have an idea, perhaps it il an obso
lete one--cbsolet~ as the law-but have idea
that there is law this city that requires the
t the street to be printed in plain letters upon each
corner Whose business 1t is to place the name there
H. quite beyond our comprehension. We presume 1t lie
Dot the Mayors duty, or else of course ~ it would be
rone. He always does his duty q? he understands
b.. 1t would be great convenience TO the people If
he would be pleased TO understand that this was one
,oi lbs dutes ~ see that thir law enforced. Will
Mayor Wood please to look around the corners and
how many OF them show u street sign If the Mayor
is TOO busy will he be pleased to order the scholars of
his blue coat sctool to report every that has
no sign He will find one half of them deficient, The
pane. of many others painted for ornament
than use. This is the case with all the numerical
Streets, the signs read East 22d street." West
seth street" et cttera. The figures smned 10 be-
tween the words in small pr very dficat to
read nom a stage Ii If almost impossible
10 read any of the signs at night How much
mole il would look though they were designed by
common if made in this form-E. ~ w. 80.
Leaving it to be Inferred by all travellers that the
open thOroughfare between two rows Of houses a
street without printing street upon every corner.
The same of the ~oros East and West. The initial
letter would be sufficiently PLAN for the compre henson
of all heads When TO have the names Of
streets upon ali the lamps Let have them in the
present age, and with the names, the numbers Of the
houses opposite each lamp. Speaking of numbers
have We any Law requiring OwDers to number their
buildings Ii we have it IL wofuly violated Ia
many places not one number in ten is visible Mon
tIea has a good law well executed upon this subject.
Every hous,-every lot is NUMBERED. Ii it is not
fence post and board is set up to show the number
OF the lot Numbers OF houses lot stuck up 10 OBJ
figures over the door but painted prominently
Oh the walls In this, Montreal leaves New-York out
OF SIGHT" around the corr err"
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ACCIDENTALLY DRowsED.-Coroner Gamble held
a. IsusH OF Monday upon the body Of Lows Aufensuser,
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cLEAEfsG-HorSs TRANSACTIONS
Clea,inss for weei endna June slf 1882
Cissrn.. for week eDdns June e........... JO
balance. for ending June 9........... I12JsSl
psisnc.s for vssi endins June l6.......... 6T9,72
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Advert issmeni.l
IAdvsrtiSeu,sDtt
,oTICE-In consequence of several

Nos. es soo So Falton-st.
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HaLloloay's PlEls, a Cure ior Sick Headache
and Bile.-William Kaners, Of Dover, Maine,
was, perhaps, one Of the greatest sufferers from
sick headache and bile, scarcely a day passed
without his feeling the dreadful effects Of these
formidable evils, he put himself in the hands of
the doctors, but they did him no good, in fact
he became worse, until his suffeungs were more
than human nature could bear, and he almost
sunk under them; fortunately for him he com
menced using Holloway's Pills, which acted up
on the system, cleansed the bowels; cleared the
head, and by perseyering with them for eight
weeks thoroughly restored him to health. He
has ever since been entirely free from these dread
ful attacks.
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New YORK Advertisements.
ALBERT q. RICHARDSON'S
aud Corresponding Office No. 36C
Broadway New York.
COLES VOYAGE OF LIFE.


CHILDHOOD. YOUTH H,-MANHOoD,-OLD AGE
Four magnificent line EngTavinqs.
From the Originals, Al the Sping.er Institute, TO
Young Ladies GorhSm d. ABBOTT, Principal.
A Great National work.
Of five years execution, involving an expense o.
$1,000. Plates l5N2S, Paper 2gx3}
Three grades are published / Artists proofs 81
the set, 2. Leuered proofs on India paper, $50 3
Proofs on plain paper, $50.
To Clergymen, this series especially comlaends
itself, as silent, beautiful, and instructive sermon
To Teachers, ard Seminarics, as Il grand moral
lesson, sAbduing, soitening elevating, purifying,
inspiring.
10 ali lovers Of the boautiful-as the most exga,-
site Gem OF Art, this country has ever prodg ced
The attention Of the trade, is particularly invited
TO this work, in view Of its unequalled popularity
aEd prosoects. Terms most favorable.
Prospectus OF % PIP. vo., containing foil de-
scriptiou of the work, with numerous testimonials
OF the highest characl@Efrom our most distinguish.
ed Artists, a nd best accredited Judges of Art, e Q
Messrs. Bryant, Durund, Huntington, Church Crop
sey, Casear and Kensett; Professor Morse, Weir
Greene, Cummings; Rev. Drs. Alexander, Hawks
Bethune, Bellows Seabury, Adams, Tying, IA. b.
Smith, and Thompson; tioa Edward Everett Hon
George Bancroft, Hon. &. VerplanCk; together
with The VOICE OF THE PRESS of this city, and
also, OF the highest European authority,
THE LONDON ART JOURNAL,
will be sent the receipt of two postage stamps,
or inrnished 10 the Trade, to Agents at "a per
hundred,
The Engravings, boxed fat to avoid injury from
rolling, delivered to express the cost OF one
dollar, and five will, on satisfactory order, be
sent to one address without extra charge for boxing
and carriage.
Frames furnished at the lowest prices, and boxed
for 50 90.
For prospectus of Engravings or circular Of the
Institution, address Rev A. K. WOLFE,
Spingler Institute, New York.
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PENN a. EIARPER'S
NEW CARRIAGE SHOP!

THE UNDERSIGNED take pleasure in snnoun-
cling the citizens Of Harrison and adjoining eoun.
ties that they still carry on the Carriage Eanufac-
turing in all lis branches. They have superior fa-
clities for manufacturing every kind of vehicles.
Their stock will be manufactured in style superior
to TO any 10 the place, aud on the most favorable
terms Those wishing any kind Of vehicles are
solicited 10 give US call before purchasing else.
where.
Our assortment consists in part of Close Carria.
ges, Livery Coaches, Boston Rochaways, Prince
Aberts, Farmers Carriages and Buggies, Jersey
Wagons, Phaetons, Sliding seat Buggies Buggies
with sliding tops, Light Tptting Buggies, Skee-
ton Buggies, Sulkics, &c, &c
All Kinds of repairing executed at the shortest no
tce, and on the best terms. We keep none but the
best Of workmen in our employ. New work ex-
changed for old.
9J-Shop directly east of the American House, in
the well known stand formerly occupied by l. S.
Ditmars, PENN g. HARPER.
CadiZ Ohio Nav Z Iss6-Iy
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NcHN GtnVc, EeET G:NOMs.

Mcssrs, THOMPSON & Brother, have just op-
enod out in the store room formerly occupied
by John Richardsonin IFopedale, large and
splendid assortment ot Dry Goods, Groceries,
&c, which will be found fall and complete
These goods have been selected with great
care, and are aH n"t0 When our friends in
that neighborhood wish to make Purchases, let
them be sure to give Mcssrs Thompson 6
Brother a call before purchasing elsewhere; and
we will ensure them to get good bargains
We congratulate the people Of Eopedale in hay
ing such perfect gentlemen as the Messrs. 7. in
their midst-men who are willing to live and
let live, as is evidenced by the fact that they
take both their county papers, thing that has
not been done before for years by Hopedale
merchant.
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Nervous Diseases Controlled sasad
GGngU erred.

OF all the various ills that detract from the en-
Ioyment OF hnmNn life, most Of them may be traced
The horrors of Epilepsy, or Falling Sickness, arise
in most cases from this cause. Our re taders may
remember, on several occasions before. We have
alluded to the wonderful cures, or modica tions of
Fits, made by the Vegetable Extract Epepric Pills
invented and prepared by DR.. Seth S liance of
los Baltimore street. Baltimore, Md. We leel fully
satisfied that these Pills have cured some of the
most stubborn cases of Epilepsy, as well as the
milder form of Fits such as severe Cramps. Spasms
sc We now record the fact, that persons will
find these Pills equally eihcacious In curiug every
form Of nervous debility; no matter whether mani
tested IN the acute and eXcruciating form of Neu
ralgia, Tic 'DoloreuX, or Nervous Headache, the
misery of Dyspepsia or Indigestion, the suflerings
Of Rheumatism or Gout. the melancholy halncina.
tion Of depressed spirits Or hysera, their effects
will be equally happy and certain Persons in the
couetry write to the inventor and have tie med.
ioine forwarded to them by mail
Sent to any part OF the country by mail free of
postage, Address SETH S. HANcE l06 Baltimore St.
Baltimore, Md. Price, one box, 93 two S5; twelve
524. No 4t
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Fever and Aguc---Certnim Care,

No more use for Tonic mixtures. Qumine Fowl
ers Somton, Arsenic, Mercury, or any of the viii
ainous compounds, which only relieves one disease
oinlplant another more deadly, and which sends
lis unhopy victims finally, with wrecked and bro
ken conGutnllon, to an early grave Try Cartor's
gerouS drugs but cures by acting specifically on the
Liver, purifying the blood and strengthening the
system, thus enabling nature to recuporae It's ex-
haused energies by opening the pores OF the skin,
and expelling from the body all impurities and old
medicines which clog and retard its free operation
Nor than one thousand persons have been cured
by Garter $ spanish Mixture, after everything else
hal signa.ly f1iled As sample of It's remarkable
ELECTS. Messrs Davis & Hicks, Aatangaville, Ala
whites us that ii cured gentleman Of Chronic Fe-
and their remedies could not subdue lie only took
three battles they say it sells very rapidly. and
maintains its high reputation all through the coun-
try, I5--dt
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-: :. Ia Z " q. 4 =

OF ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE
SPRING 81 SUMMER DIZZY GOODS
Al Gsay Old stand Oaa tEac Corner,
N0NSlS Ting OF Black French. Blne funih and
~ Fawn colored Poult de Sol Silks beautiful and
rich silks in the desirable and rich colors Also
rich chungeable silks in all colors, White and color.
ed grapes, blue, green and pink, all wool Deiajne:
beautiful figured Barago Plaid, beautiful chcckcred
Turquoise Lawns and Organdi $ ever exhibited in
CadiA.
Also large and varied assortment of Collars
Undcrsleeves, Embroidered and plain lfandker.
Chiefs laces, Jaconet, cambrlc and sWiEs bands
Edglngs and insurtings, plain and figured Swiss
plaid and plain Namsooks.
Black and White Mourning collars.
Black and White Silk zeplynett,
Black and WhitoSilk Illusions
Black and White Silk Lace Nett.
Ard lots Of many articles not necessary 10 enuincr
ate.
Ladies' Mems and children's Hosiery.
Ladies' and Msses Soft Straw Bonnes and Gin
sy Flats at great bargains.
Satinets aud Joaus.
S lmmer stutts.
Irish Linen for 30 cts per yard worth 75
Linen Shee ting aud Pillow case linen.
case oil hnc bleached Shifting at 10 cts worth Y
case small figured Berage Delaine at l21s cents
worth 30 cents in quality
Black broad cloth at $500, worth $500
Also full line Of staple and fancy goods aud
notions not here enumerated, that it will he time
probably spent in examining prices and quality
before purchasing elsewhere.
JAMES STEWART
Cadiz Ohio, april 30, 1855.
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POLICHOMANIE.

The new and beautiful art of ornamcnling ;he
simplest Glass Vessel TO resemble the Finest Paint
ed China, tithe OF the cost, is creating an i'm.
mense excitement, Ladies and Gentlemen are alike
and elegant amusement for Children and Schools.
encouraging taste for grace in design and harmony
in the arrangement ofcolors. The whole art can
be perfectly acquired in half an hour. Book of in.
struction separately 81. Boxes containing Vases
Book, and every Article required s., sent by Ex-
press.
CONTENT, NEARY 4 Co, Wholesale Store.
June lS-y. 5u2 BreaL way NJ Y