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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-18
The News from Europe-Triumph Of Spanish
Reaction and French Policy-Its Influence
ON the Relations OF England and the United

states.
BY the arrival Of the Baltic yesterday we
have the news Of the capitulation of Saragossa.
With the fall of this city the resistance to the
Queens authority may be considered to be at an
end. The reactionary party and French policy
have had temporary iriumph-but only tenn
poraIy one The fckle elements Of the Spanish
character will soon throw everything into confu-
sion again. Leaving the political problem In
Spain 10 find its own solution, we viii pass on to
the consideration Of the influence which ii is like
" to exercise on our own affairs.
Cur readers must have noticed the marked
change which has lately taken place in the tone o:
the London Times. and indeed Of the English
press generally, in regard to this country. Veer-
ing suddenly round from its former offensive
course it has started off on quite new tack, and
isnow crowding all sail to recover the lccway II
has made with us. AT 10 former period that we
can remember has the press Of Great Britain
manifested 20 strong desire to emulate the good
will ard friendship Of the American people And
il il not merely in the expression Of its senti
monts but in its acts that this disposition has been
indicated. The TINES has for instance, recently
sent here as its representative gen
tl,man named Fillmore. who was for.
mcly its correspondent in Berlin, and who Is
an intelligent and accomplished writer. After
sp,rding a short time in this city. he has gone on
10 Washington, from whence he is now CORES.
pondng with his paper. But in order to draw
still closer its relations with this country, and to
give the people Of Great Britain the fullest and
most accurate information as to IL affairs IL has
been deter mined that Mr. Deane, the chief politi-
cal editor Of the Times, shall pay us a flying
visit. If not already on his way, that gentle
man may be expected here in the course Of few
weeks ard will then be able TO Judge from his
own observation Of what he has hitherto been
obliged 10 take second hand from his subordi-
mates. Tut IL IL not merely the press which sends
rs delegations Of olive branch bearers to our
tlors. Amongst the arrivals by the Baltic we
see hat Of the Hon. Robert Lowe, Vice Presi-
dent Of The Board Of Trade, one of the most
taltlttd and prominent members OF the lower
lcufe Of Parliament, and up to the last six
months one Of the principal writer's for the Times.
Considering the high official position which he
holds. this visit Of Mr.. Lowe may be REGARDED a.
orc &c high State policy.
The tone Of the Times, taken In connection with
that Of seine Of the leading members Of the gov
eminent indicates that there IL some powerful
rev olution Of sentiment at work in the Palmer
sion Cabinet on the subject Of its foreign polcy,
but more especially in regard to the position
which the present administration occupies TO-
yards BE- United States. The remarkable spccca
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prrzN ToH1iSe Dor days past there have scens
iun ors a prize fight about to take place between Toni
rick Brsdhy Of Philadelphia, and Thomas Hycr, u this,
city and The fsrcy have o. course, been thrown into
state Of great excitement thereby Blu. rumor IN IBIS -
in other cases proves not altogether reliable The css,
arpear he, that Bradley TO- this city early last
week, TO hnsh up the negotiation bc had on hand to-
fsbt Harry GIiddcn The parties last Tuesday
ACCOMPANIED by their crds and hackers agreed TO-
neht for So goo side in Canada Wednesday tho 18th
OF November, the locality TO be hereafter determined
and kept secret until the proper time Cor revealing
II 10 the friends Of The PARTIES Pending the negotiations
something was said in reference 10 Bra6ley's ability tn
whip " Tom Hyer,' whercupon persons who claimed
70 be friends Of the latter offered TO get up match for
$1,000 SIDE e2co tobe put up Immediately. Bradley,
however. LETT for Philadelphia before matters sat-
tied We are not aware that Mr. Hyers called frcs9Dl
had any warrant for supposng that he would ~
participate IN prise Hght again. He hes constantly d.
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WhaIers.

lev Ed,ar,own 2eth ship Mary, Merchant, istrepor'ea
os London h TssSs oI s s1 k s.
sesv with and elephant OIL leopard and seal SKINS aha
Ar npor,. her "a Coast Of Afca Feb ~ with 75o ebs s
vi; to sail home in about month . IN.
Bedford dated reports her at sea lat 50 Jon 81 so
los s 10 40 asg E Ss o a 81 sSs T.s s
Bedford, Ito Dbl. e al told, 20 on board. .,..,,,
.As" ata blue S .~.cw.a signs. with two white he tiers in IL
deep hig sSS ''e t" IS bark Fortu.s from p.sc
os Asn Of .sd fer n Bedford reported
EdslOSn @ ship Msty Me'ch'sa SSI's % P cSa
bone from .Sp Janus. New Bedford 1900 do from ship
sotk inst. ship BroOtiyn sisson, Of and for n London
Pleasant I.snd Dec q eaIts Gratitude Cornell Bed
bound w; Geo. Washington, Clement N Bedford, clean,
for Guam and JsGsnt 9, mil, ,,o 1877 10 ship Wash.
ipsso" Hoiiey, New Bod'otd Hoas-Kons the
Ar q. New Bedford Eth ship Charlie. w Morgan, Ripley
0shOtsI Sc L.sO. Nov Dso ha,, Ts Sem s
home voyage IOsOO bone Len at wytootcts ship
Uieh ..as bound for New zesisDd; He6O@oi 6hds Fsl
mouth since leaving the Sandwich Islands Spoke Feb
% sp iS lat s. 2 S. lon 81 Il do Emma G. Jones, Jeq
ny ss VII same time bari .. San ffs az Ou q;
W. spoke bark Sea Flower Mscombsr NewBedOrd $50 sp
A.3 bark lows. tef F.!hsyea@ Msrrhsw Assn,e
90 bbIs sp go do VIII OIL and Reports of Con:
10 River Of Feb, banks Marion, Davis New BEDFORD 100
sp Loouds., Grinnen, wospOrt 100 Msapoett sowle
do sp Mary Ann Mscombe New Bedford 760 SPERM all
told, MniDoke Tsber, do 20 Tropc Bird, Clark do 10
sp board Clara Bell Robbins Mattsposet go VIII and
go sb :; brig March, Lewis, do, ITO sp., all told.
Ar do 18th ship Abigail faber oehotsk Sea Hon oulu
Nov To- with 500 bhs $50 do. VIII OIL and Il 900 Dor
voyage % bbls 3e0S do VIII oil and 60 500
bone. Has freight 50 bbls oil om'hP Braganzt
Took 500 sp oil Reports spoke. Jan 81 lat So 81
s. hon. 90 W.. chips Benz Tucker, Barber, Bedford clean
all we'll March 49, lat - 30 S. Ion 50 40 W., White Swallow
pteerI.g s. w.
sirol IS Island, Dec H. ship Eay Morgan Chase New
Bedford go bbs
letter Capt Coleman OF hip Atlantic, Of Fanlucket
REPORTS her Oh Kings Mil Groupe date ID out 900
Young Hector, Smith, New Bedford, 100.
Seen Feb 81 lat. 10 - s., Ion. 3G w. BARK Helen Mar
N0rih report.
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~, \, whom DO n~s indy sarp"sd viva "ssd and o'oet
seessns cotton and 800 bbA -four hove been picked
=. ma carried into port They supposed 70 have
S,osn over from the ship sore the Rose and
Cto~b Sbcsl -, r., " v.., .,..- -. to.,
- hs Greet Riding Ro Bahsue anks the 81 inst She
wieains badly that the capt bad her there 10
order 70 life and t' Of The veei
provess tos loss The taken to Nassau by '"o
yreeksTA .to.
1sIooI Envy JANE at Pv violence 2sh Sunday eyen,as
in contact with barb ConthaD from Pov,dens Ca vi I'd
ct anchor of Dutch island and had ,eIyed
las. carried sway unstorp ID the mast te Ine Our,
but SLIGHT injury. r.. r.m,;eo be.
fore reported put into " ssssu Sd inst. via loss
hremasf Glso. , u..r, King Heyiser,
which arrived y OIna The Sd an. nd efss in
port from MsIsgits the master sd Of Mass
which the rocks at he seSed 10 bland of
Blanche vicinity saving ssne during which time
,1 ,,,s,. The hospitality OF the sean'y psined i've
Proceeded open boat Msrs'ss he Henry King The
asy. prrvisv : 70 embarhDs on oS Ssosn 'o'
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Vl DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADiES-A report hay
ps become current Nine Chegaray about TO give up
her schoo respectfully informs her friends and the public
that IL her intention continue her estsbshmsut with re
prespt Organization. Nine C's niece Mime. Provost, TOR
nery Mile Louise Berault) will reside with her and take an
part the direction and supervision Of tae
Mime c. TO receive pupils during tho summer
Those reside distance will tho vacation
Nine country residence situated Of the be ATHEIST
Of New Jersey The School VIII close
July and will usual, on THURSDAY the lh Of
Sent
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TuxIs MoRsELL, Asetioneer.

Tune NohkELL, AGcuoneef - =
THIS DAY, in the following order, / will sell
the following kinds Of property No 70 Nassau st a. lo
100 Red Antwerp Raspbees SchurberE in handles Of 100
each in tine condition fo setting out Al large quantity
ofseesd had Desks COUNTER Stools the Of
txeDsye agency Al H. Furniture large variety add choice
quality from private wareroom including
entire suites parors and chambers also Mirrors choice
fantnss Hair and other Mattresses second hand Forte
At r. Carpeting secondhard, English Velvet ard
Brussels IN pieces from 45 ysrds also ingram second
land Velvet Psro and reh Stair Carpe with Of
other pieces
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M TUrF-A BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYs-rhls
Institution Is located the Town Of Newcastle Westcheser
less than half mile from the Mouot Kseo tNewcase depot
cf the Harlem Railroad II is situated in proyerbay healthy
eon and elevated ground commanding an extensive and
ttrsctive prospect
The building which has been the supervision
experienced teacher complete in all its Mransemsns
and well adapted TO the for which Il designed that
feel interested only the mental and moral culture outn
comfort aud happiness u It's inmates h 10 feet long
BY vide stories high with basement The frst story
and conveniently school ROOM TWO re-
citation CONS pailos assemb oom library laboratory cen
seryatory The assembyroom IL in when the pupis
end teachers convenient times out OF school hou
ne and papers The second and third stories divided into
81 well ventilated light airy rooms the ceiling OF escn pg
hight Every is provided with speaking
tube commune aipg directly with the Prncipes
by which all the pups-esch OF whom WIN have
the exclusive use roomwl be place. more competsiy un
der his supervision and be able to communicate promptly VIII
him 80 occasion may require 1919,
Every room furnished with hot air register conneoea
with one by FIRE proof TIN hue ncosed 10 ne
supplied also with means for thorough venoa'ion
and is lighted with manufactured on the premises
Pure brought by squednet from sn
Welding gallons minute s distributed throughout oe
house supplying basins In room ho and colo Dams
&c. after the plan OF the best hotels IN hs '
of New York =, -, - -,
The st,es of the above described premises have leased
them to Prof DANIEL LITTLEFiELD, A NJ Who b. a.so
cated with him the Rev II. SEELBf AM Thess gentle
men are the Principals the school Their atsnmens In sci
their and In teaching Tor NUMBER
of full guaranty that the youth placed under he
will enjoy the very best facilities for mental nor ana
physical culture.
Ipplia for admission be made In person by let
ter 10 the Principals Mount kisco Wescheste County or
the President Of the Board Of Trustees LEOMAhp Mn
Evsr ges from whom circulars containing full Description
references aud terms, may be obtained n
JoLn NJ Krebs ID the Rev Isaac Ferris DID,, LID the
Rev John Thompson D. d. the Rev. John C. Lowerie, u
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j BoeARr. Auc,ioneer-By s. BoGaEr.
THIS DAY, at l01 o'clock, at the Auction
l. Rooms corner Frankfort and William sis-MORTGAGE
SALE ofB0OTs and SHOES Of very superior quality the
Gents Boots Mems Slippers Misses DO Ladies' Caters.
Chdren's Boots. Mems Patent Leather and Cafkn DOT.
Catalogues a. the store deposit required from al
purchasers II. ElKE, Attorney fJr Mortgage.
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Sales b. Anrtiou.

4 UCTION NOTICE. ELEGANT FURNI-
"A TURE at AUCTlON-By SAMUEL OSGOoD Co..
on MONDAY May at 10y o'clock, It No 10 West llh-
st. near Broadws all the FURNITURE in the above House,
consisting pat OF rosewood aud mahogany psrlor funitde
sofas chair Voaire chairs chairs marbeop ood
and other tables tables black wann extepson din
ing tables tees elegant rosewood piano nearly
rev music pier and other glasses Brussels aad
grain carpets stair and rods fine dressing tables and
bureaus and other bedseads bedding rocking aud
ann cbsirs; crockery ard glassware, window curtains and
shades paintings and enerasinss together With the usual
assortment household effects kitchen furniture kc all 10
excellent order and condition. Sale peremptory.
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RECEIvER's SALEM. Y. Supreme Court

PECEIVER's SALE.--N. Y. Supreme Court
HI ALEXANDER DUNCAN and others against THE AS
ISOLATION FOR THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUS
TRY OF ALL NATl0NS.fn pursuance Of aud by virtue Of
date the 18th dayof December 1884, will be sold under the
direction Of the undersigned Receiver &c at Pablo Auction
1t the Merchants Exchange in the City Of NewYok,
THURSDAY the 29d day of May next at u o'clock Of
that dsy all the right title aud interest which the sad The
Association for the Exhibition of the Industry Of all Nations
had the 5 day OF December 1854 any time there
after, of, in. and TO,
The building situate Reservoir Square in the City Of New
York and known as " THE CRYSTAL PALACE together
with the Iron Fence surrounding the grounds which the
Crystal Palace esected and the term Of tho Lease
thereof-Dsted New York. April 81, 1885.
JOHN H. WHITE, Receiver. &c, No. 50 Nssesn 81.
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NOAL.-I do In reality sell the best qualy u =,
~ Red Ash Stove GlsesiEe Cosl at lees pfce Is per
other dealer IN this city but for cash only namely IS
and delivered dry In the best order
dealers The best apgs In the city Garner
Of King and and Gosrck Riyin9ten
Of each load wsnsuted or icrfait coal MAT. CLiNbVN
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Drp @ooos.

p AIMS! bare GAIN -
~ The following lots of desirable MOURNING GOODS
fought from recent auctions 50 per less than Of
rortstion. vii b. offered THIS DAY:
600 yards black and white LINEN, lie.
5000 yards black and white BERAGE, 9.
$50 dresses FoULARD SILKS, - 50.
Ladies, call early.
BThe subs;rer calls the attention Of wholesale buyers
70 be Above w. JACKSON.
Successor 10 c. p Bartholomew,
New Mourning Store, No 55l Broadway
between sprns sld Pnne%sA
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Rsg:sseaa e. re- T:.sc ssEs H
CLINTON Hal. A.Sr;%se EI2rorT secretly The fslcT
ing That the Republican brb NAV hereafter be
the ersl Wsros .,o,t 20 this Committee the names s
ed be NJ, osoers with their places oil meeting '
Of or patton as soon ~ n, A.soc
Resoired Ina 90 Representatives, nom ths
atom ee meet this Committee In convention a. ~
sr IN Clinton Hall Astor place ON zoe . 3; ,hs
al Ssoe ,enon to held Syracuse on the b day of
hsy nea That these resolutions be comnu' esa,d
hs, R.nnbiican Committee appointed by sne 'everal
Ws and tbGt Committee be requested cta in carrying
into efec-
CHAs W. ELLIOTT Secretary.
Sixth Ward RepabiicaDs--At rjjourned meeting
of the Repubcars Sixth Ward hold the Club Room
81 Elm Friday evening I'd inst FOR the purpose oil
or, anizing tbe SIXTH WARD REPUP1ICAN CLUB, the
following persons duly elected permanent Officers oil SAID
Pye.idess... -. ISRAEL WILLIAMS
seerdaTin.. o4ss c nmn,sG'
Treosxrer.... CHARLES b. foeT.
Desesates 70 tie Repubiiean Gsaeral Committe
PC Van WICK, James Taylor,
(yeorse w. Williams Charles b. Foot,
Owen w Brennan.
p. c. VAN WICK, Chairman, pro tenn
CHAaLEs B. Pocr Secretary'po TEN
Ssiritunfisss. r. P. AMBLER will Lecture at Bod
worlds Academy, No 806 Broadway on TOMORROW tsua
day) MORNING at lei O'Clock and In the EVENING at IT.
snb;ect for die eyenine-''The Problem Human Life
solved by Spiritual Disclosures" Seats free
The CanaI-st. T. b. fsociety.on sUNDAY EVEN,
mo at Convention Hall No will be addressed
by Mr. REVILL esq Friends Of Temperance are invited 10
attend apo bring out their children. - .
VIM. NASH, Secretary. JOhN ooh, ffesiuen-
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CUPREME COURT of the STATE of NEW

OIL OF
~ YORK -LUCIEN r. WHEELER and JOHN G. HART
against John BULL-Tra be had the City and County
Yorko the Defendant You hereby
summoned and required the complaint In this
which will be filed In the office of the Clerk Of the City
and County Of NewYo 81 the City Hall, In the City Of
New York and to copy Of answer TO tho said
complaint the subscribers at their Office, No. 4 Pesr,
IN the City Of EewYOrk within twenty days after the
vice OF this you exclusive Of the day Of such
fail the said within
the time aforesaid the Plaintiffs in this action will sts judg
sgsn for the Of four hundred
"a 1901 doss with interest &2s IS thereof from the
ieenth day April thousand eight hundred and City SIX
and 2n5 80 thereof the eighth day April
1856 beside the Of this action New York. April
80, 1856. s. W. r. A GAINES. PLAINTIFF Attorneys
The complaint In this action duly filed In the Office OF the
Clerk Of the City and County of the I'd day Of
May, 1856 s. w. r. A. GAINES,
my3 lsw6wSs PLAINTIFF Attorneys
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JERsrY CRY, April IS, 1885,
NOTICE to CONTRACTORS Sealed pro-

NOTICE to CONTRACTORS.-Se Sealed pro-
IN posss will be received this Office until the 5h day Of
May proximo ct 10 O'clock for GRADING two miles OF
RAILROAD; including Double Track Tunnel about 900
feet long.
The Tunnel located Hudson City about mile from
Hudson River and through the Ridge Of Trap Rock known
as Bergen Hill" "
The whole work to be completed or before the 6rss dsys
November 1887.
Specifications Plans Profes, Sections kc Of this work
this Office tho Office Of the New York and
Enc Railroad Company Erie place West street. City Of New
York. HOMER RAMSDELL, President L. ID. Co.
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A. NJ. MERwIy Auctioneer.
DY BANGS. BROTHER & CO.-Trade-S Sale

ID Rooms, No. IS Park-row.
"WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May IA, Ct O'Clock.
CHOICE Law LlBRARY-BeiDg the entire private Lsv
Library Of the Hon. w. w. Campbell late JUICE OF the su,
Court comprising complete Of the Common Law and
Cbancery Reports United States and State Laws Disess
Tresses &c incl udng complete set of the
Session Laws Of New and complete set Of the Law Lii
brory which very Also, variety Of rare and
valuable Enssh Law Books-formBs very large and well
selected coeeon-mportsnt the profession and the trade
Catalogues ready
TUESDAY MORNING, May 90 1856, ard continuing the
following days -
PARCEL SALE-An unrivsed collection Of ENGLISH
BOOKS superby bound and elegantly illustrated forming the
most extensive valuable catalogue offered in
together with contribution from the American publishers
Catalogues a O ready.
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B. A. Chiffon, Auctioneer.
HOTEL FURNITURE at AUCTION.-COLE
Chiffon will cell at Auction, at 10 o'clock on MON
DAY May az Nos g. 10 and y Fulton-st long known
Gouds Hotel now the Market Hotel together with four years.
une xpsd Lease Of Nos and TO- The Furniture consists in
part, of the following goods:
20 Oil Paintings-one very large and valuable.
80 large EngraviUgs
500 wards Of Oicloth
Sc large and small Lookicg Classes.
100 Dinr g-Tebles.
Us cane and wooden Chairs.
lCO Mattresses.
so Iron Bedstesds.
Together with large Of Dining Room, Bedroom
end Kitchen Furniture all kinda Sale positive and for cash.
Catalogues will be ready Saturday and be had Of the
Auctioneers No IS Nassau st.
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ALFRED BRAGG Auctioneer
PEGULAR QUARTERLY SALE Of BOOTS
IA and SHOES.-A BRAGG 4 Co. will cell auction a
spacious Salesooms, No So CourtaDdtst
TUESDAY, Mss 10Y $50 Of Boots Shoes Bro
&C. comprising prime stock Of goods suitable for the
Spring and Trade Country and City dealers will find
II TO their advantage to be present
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GARDENERS,
FRUIT GROWERS,
STOCK RAISERS,
MERCHANTS,
MECHANICS,
ALL RESIDING
IN CITY OR COUNTRY,
Who otra or eulffr1te FARM-a Gardens Law OF
even but HOUSE YARD can add very greatly not Only to
TO be PLEASURE but the PROFIT of their ,or By consult
jne rHoRoueHcoIxG PRACTICAL and RELIABLEJO OR-
NAL devoted exclusively subjects connected with SOIL
CULTURE-such growing FIELD CROPS; oRcaaRD s1d
GARDEN FRUITS; GARDEN VEGETABLES and FLOWERS;
TREES aud fer the YARD, ISpooR
and OUT work around the DWELLINGi care OF DO-
MESTIC ANIMALS. &C., &c.
Gnch Iourn s
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Columbia CoIlege.-A Special Meeting of the Alumni Alumni
OF Columbia College will be held in the Coheee
Chapel ON SATURDAY May at o'clock m, in reference
TO he death Of the late President, RoBERr NELLY esq
BY order. OLIVER - SIhoNo, 'ice'r iosiieH~
JoHy NJ MASON, Secretary
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Fire Departnent.-The receipt of the following d9ns
tons 10 the Ndows aud Orphans Fund Of the New York Fire
Department thankfully acknowledged, viz: .,uo
Equitable Fire ns. Co. John Miller, esq Sec Ivy
From Market Fire Ins Co, per Asher yor ESQ., Ssey
From Harmony Fire ns Co per r. o. Glover esq, secy %
From Mtss Phelps Dodge l0o
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6pefial Noi,sss.

Posf-Onlce Notice.-The Mails for p - -
amrton ana hsue per Unsd States Steamer XII va south
eiose tns onee On sAA The 50 day Of Ma :, Tni
ceiock 10 ISAAC v FOWLER, Pos,n.ssst' i
The AEaual Meeting OF the Anne ican We....,.
Sercsnonsi Asscenaes wni Dc held Gu SATURDAY
the 10th inst, o. u eeoes 81 Mrs Websters No I.i
tppsn w. L. PARSONS, Cor sse'yS
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Religious Notices.

l.aight-st- Baptist Church.-Preechins on SUNDAY,
9Th inst at 10y and u by the Rev. Couan Sawyer
Of Lowve N Y Strangers cordially invited To aend
sabbath School Is held a. a. m. and p.
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N1HE CRYSTAL PALACE.-This beautiful
kuidins contains VARIOUS osjecs Of interes.-Ancent
th.i;n bESTRY salery Of PAINTINGS rare And W.
M sTiTJJARY besids Agricultural Implements snd a..
cSinery II VIII remain open Unit farther notice
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American Female Guardian S0ciety.-The Twenty
second Anniversary Of this Society will be held a. the Col
iesiate Reformed Dutch Church. Of 9TH and hs
May 9TH at ~ O'Clock p Annual Sermon ia behalf Of it's
Insituuon-the Hone Of the Frendless-by ths Rev T. L.
CUfBiR Subject The Good Samaritan" The older chill
Of the Home Schools will be present. Nj L. Hart the
we'll known friend OF fendle little who love 10 speak
their gratitude needed in words Of simple will be
their leader this occasion full house and interesting
service expected.