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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-25
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EELsO2J WATERBURY,
JOHN HOOPER. F.nsncs
ASSERT SMITH, SC,lnmit,ee
GEORGE II. CLARK,
RICHARD c. FELLOWS,

ir GREEN objected 10 the paragraph commencing
he truth 10, therefore, as Teuecon on me COh-
troller and Mr.. WATERBCRY, the Chairman OF tue
COMMITTEE repcrtng agreed 20 40 orthroe ver0il a.
taietous hr cen motion Se outline arSgi apn
rss oet by a vote Of TO -. Nh. NATEeBt ny thea
eut Though he rop ut under the Of thu pre-
yous queeiion 1be vote resolving tue report was
~ TO o. on sdoptiDg the resolutions, 81 ~ >. IGe tse
gentlemen Who voted 10 the negauge ware Messrs
Boo.nsr, Iirooker, Green, Gray and ID Avenpors.
Mr. WRTLRBuRY said the Controller had no. de-
,3aeA whether ne wou d band over the money neces-
ary 70 psy teachers salaries for ths year-an4 loro-
duced fcsOlutoa TO extract al the mooey IRON Tue
Controller winch he BOHd has the ability 10 exttac.
Az the re serve showed now he said that there would
BE- some = q coo hich could not bA dr68n az al Ills
resolution c0ntcmps ted eiy.sg me nance CohnIee
a finger ia the pie. Mr.. Green, wb9 as Pendent "i
the Board SIGNS 80 checks did not seem to Ike III m
Prevention Of tie nance COMMITTEE, aud Mf, DaVen'
port attsmEted en- amendment. Bat Mr.. WdtsTOurys
tyolutiOn was carried. -
Of the EItout'e Committee on Normal e?h oo.s tla'
young ladies engaged IN teaching N evening scaoos
a. vel az a. schools eh0 no logger be excused fson
sste ndaIce on normal school,
Dr. kASSET opposed; n tie ground tha. 1t wouid
bear haIthly CA macy worthy young women VINO
could III shoid lose any Of sbor prese AZ means OF
tubsisteICe.
Mr. j. "a. Ssi,Tu favored the recommendation, be-
csuse the evtsrg scbOos would ;hen be taught by
normsscboOi graduates, as they should be-
d. kA6IE bcpCo me feoo9meR IN w0u.c p6ssi
be had known gts 10 have Application before the
ktrmal Sohoo, Committee, 10 DO excused from a.
sAe at the same tine they he'd sppnc gtiou fox ap
puintnenl before the Evening 5 ihcol Com niltoe.
IEe accommodation was adopted.
NJ WArITHURI presented The resolution for re.
suuberirc the ri nary Schools. Ad'pted.
Tie Board then a6i burned 10 the Gith.
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TIE ADtuAl Fe.;;vSloftbe ~iiSE Is5s'sriA s'ao
80 he oe.o 60 sa'u'iSy Dec. %, at tse bald ng
ij7 AVelus 4. EfOo.sss to co1-Eetce q IL oclo
an The tietts e. F1sa sc enterprise ass invited t
Il et i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-25

p,,tife. eOre sf tse olhe, 0c'erners VII ssc h
great A. It's c'oss ~ tie sreocsas tue oAl.
o,sp v,s n s'cs otes einisE rosr sod psstsks Of o
ssCS 5iurcr, &c provided b, ,sen litnd-
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Ttecr-srttme Of TIE Brosdvsy TsbSns:ls vii
b. lac g. o'te,k D .s!s dsy, st tas cfnef o.
rhity socEta erect etc S-stn EyeEae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-25

FIVE Porx~s UcrsG OF ISuCsrRr.-C Christmas ser
vc,s ss The Five Pens Iseoss of tsdustry will e'm
usrcs al I! ooiock 2. H. in tie CesPei of the las
tor, s'ter which tee ehiit,ea will p.rtake Of the
suu Ia ci1rer prov dsd fG them BY the Church OF
the AsceI sion in this city. They vii then re'GFn TO
Ike Cbspel, where se6lesses viii Do deli 'ered by the
Rev. T. I. Cryler srd others aud tie presents fat
rshsd icl The occas, DIS nbued soth caildTea The
f.iero. Of tie II s,islson are irvi ed 20 attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-25

NV CEUEcHrs At aoUvr Frryov, WCsrcHE'rkR
Cous.T "A Rorsr C,,nohc Church rsme bu'diogl,
% feet froit h. so deep Is nos IN the course o. eFec
ton st the corr er Of Filth avenue aud Second street
Az Episcopal Cbu,ch, the SsIls Of which are TO be
bu;t If granite with bu:esses ard fscings OF Connsc
.icUt tlovn s.one, has also been commenced In the
yltee.
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tvst. ttoust they uust ssce's.i y tsve rsuststh
e vatr ,ous tire. We coli; &C. Moer.ia - 3
t.pts, bet ere CT tier. Re snpec,sd 70 tsve bsss
Jesse kIsf, osrer a tie r0x Coss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-25

TRIED TO Hase HzRsELF.--A poor woman rsned
Ellen Errio, srrested on Wednesday night for being
d,rll sid dkoldely attempted to hang be'se IA one
Of the cells Of the Sixth Precinct slaionltouse by
attaching shawl to her neck and then fastening it 20
tie cell door, Fortunately ste vas discovered b. s.r.
ee.it Lush snd cas- down jest as life ives departing.
A physicien was called, bu' hsE an hour Or more
tlans.d before her res.oia alton could DO effected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-25

FIUsHIY0 RBIRoAD-EINTFE ARGAs0rNrSr.-
CoafecioH --Ihe G: - q. IN train - acd from Fushirg
has been sconti Ted for the Writer sni tGe tGo at
,rsns leave each .erniugsa an earlier hour departing
hon New leIk ano Furhfg siuu tsre9us'y ssiolows:
8 nd 10 q. N, snd 1, $3.50 acd 5p m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-25

Nav UoIiDAY PIECE At NiBLo's.-To night tne
Rsve.s producs arotner entirely new Christmas PAs-
tor NE called The Golden Egg" or course /, VIII
be fall OF up, end pl,uy Of other smuseueat vii ais
be proyicec Fro morrow afternoon great Gusu
S etLouI eed 70 ? ease the iayet.les.
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sIRlOvs Aeon FSr.-At abOu, ~ O'Clock II urs.
dsy sn accident occurred the East River, opposite
Gisro .tiest ley which is feared vii result 10 tue
ftalh Of ole e not both Of the unfortunate partes.
The eIcur staBoss are as feLoss: Two men were in
sIou bost cour from the Navy Ysrd 20 tae foot OF
G aid street, between which places they ply fof Tue
ecny eneuce Of employees in tne Navy Yard, and
rnen nsa, the NeW YORK ibore ther bos. wss struck
By tie pcdcio Wheel Of the tow boat o. NJ Putnam
atd cspaiaed, exp ng both Of the NEE into the
wafer. Tie men 10 the ro1toa., aware ina tney
couc rot cro stess Of the tow-boat, swung aroaoa
20 e. % svo.d possible collision bat lie pio' OIL
the tos.tost ether did not see them, or u sciyo
tIsst req getce, fir he cd rot blow bis WeS1e tOf
caok tie speed Ct tee .Osoos.. We "a" Inc p'o'e
,hte he iow-boe., ,ecrcifs It to week ana poss.
e., bah oi tle roen were aso sfues, as tney coz"
&c e.en Il ,hs ta., bet apparently naAiog no eAh
t,Ds lr ite TIE :cve Boo, Continues Ter eou'se i,f
,noit tanee slsl ,Io pot, 'oolhg back. cav sos.
sas do.s, en- s:cifde 'tesrgise ado Tee Ger 70 ~"
s.s tie .s.sssa &c thu scsIo of e.fss.ef. ranoei
n -. ,o..a scrc ,seo lDiling - tbs aS'slA'co q
Tie ss.,,.7es,sa. sts il Is SesS1 O''y cav oesa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-25

TIE S nth Anniversary Of tire Javetils h''Sioasry
soc.etJ Of ,is North Presbyterian Church s'ae Isf'
DR. Htt6sd Pastor, VII bs te!d On COii't ~ morn,
q. ~ ociock. st the North Pfesty:eii,n Cneich'
NTH avenue AID Thirty -6nt oussL Tic H'T. l. L.
CusIsr viii ot.,yer CO s.i3ress.
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esnsisy sss veG 70 vea Be ssasa BY telling ths go
- nAs ssey <vsvs bessun IRON ns a Ne lsgeaAs
- W ~ !. ss Ibis ocnunert whsoh has besn pre-
@ ~ "a Acws maw~ahA which runs Though pev
0osar@ Ap,anoa noS esoepsed) tAus;-
ave etvea yc~ sxea.aA e - VI,
iIs's ssvss sc.s Sss.' ana beaver;
Why, Asn, ". ,e hun, s.sho,se''
of yo~r wrsnghngs and dSssensions-
Weary of y0s, prayers for vsneesncs
An Your .treug.h is IN your union;
Al your danger in your discord
Cs.ss your war; and beucefarward
Live IN peace, hke loving 6roshers
tvs be distinctly understood that we don't hssa our
self responsible Tor the accuracy Of poetry NE prose
may depend upon.
tits 80 be regretted thM the very e1ceaes erect q s
musical conclusion should have been somewhat BY
Messrs Smith and Robinson who, aer the Secretary had
past sunerngs and probable troubles To largely
mingled with left handed comph uaenes to Old Buck and As
newly .naugurated administrator
We have been much pleased by the expresses The
part Secretary Stanton Of the feowing very
tive eewswhich he has, we are assured made the sub
ec matter OF Official commuuosscn Governor Walker
The Secretary says-"ln my Judgment great error
committed heretofore has been the attempt to enforce the
laws by the Territorial militia sweed by great numbers OF
MssouriaEs The whole affair seemed 10 be- and IN reality
was contest Of hostile political parties organized into
irregular armies II is strange that the republicans deny
intention 20 resist the federal government; they feel
that they have only organized their own party 70 resist
similar organization on the pa Of their opponents this
fact which, in Judgment, renders proper 70 overlook
and pardon all offences originating in that unhappy CONTEST
Can anything be farer than this But hsve already
late into the nighaer thirty miles d bard riding
| so good bye until new influx Of news
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CoTsy e. s.s : K. 4 No 81 Y
s.-xt as sls.s q Nv ~ letter prosssd o write few
wss s.. q ~ arg snd = ssTs . sSSws 5,
ss wrsrs ssde1 ne nonensa.ure q N.ssrs Med,oA
~ :se Inflammation Of the lungs. pulnOnic cOnssp'
b ss Un
s s "a wn b.
asansoas satisfied that much Of The sOnias,on and
IL sRSn sa b
ms ns disease Knows what and on
Of PatSss Paimcnals a Gamon,c consampoa
Ss s s Or n s
Hsd sypo h %Sn slightly at sa
md but not the nature
my meaning . ae
% ss
o% a
Into decline either nom badly treated
The blood witch hs eposoy s Of %
when diseased either from the continued lack Of
pure s Or me Absorption % or unheahfu food
decay OF the more important Of the life giving and lie
mS By attacking That ss s sssk tho TO
turn Of the digestive track 70 ts normal condition
Of consumption The irritating overcome the patient
scroua Is fruit bloods Impuriy Az the diseased
blood permes!es the lungs and throat dsvelopes the
pipe which ramBes the ungs and tbercles the coating
and Washing of
5 the story and effect The oxygen Of the
diseased paris and burns them away = -
but S "a v
oraton dacu breathing, asstade and impaired appetite
paraen matter Gia,inoas Jehovah white
greater diEcay Of Dreaihng pain in The side especially
Coughing taking f and inab lie with
percepube and the pulse first much affected becomes
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY

CTEAMyR KANGAROO MAY s. Iss7.-AT MEET
- ing hed by the cabin passengers board the
Kangaroo, from Liverpool " New York II
nimous resolved 70 appoint Meesrs John Hayward New
York. william 0rs6hs, Philadelphia; X. n. McCsetirick,
0eorgia James Coiquhoun konresl; Robert Smith, Man
chester John Slack. Philadelphia,
committee 70 draw up testimonial 70 Captain jeffrey,
sSn the their behalf And the fol-
lowing rosolutous unanimously Adopteds-
Resoved That best thanks be presented Captain JEFF
frey for his urbaniy and genuemanly bearing promoting
the happiness and comfort Of The passengers during the
cage. -
Resolved That highly approve Of he discipline
cheney OF the officers and under his command and
feel that should fail duty 70 the travelling communi
~ N omitted recommending ehis weasel seawortny
and very steady ship and embracing In The highest Degree
economy. security and comfort
JH0 ROBERTsoN Detroit Nlch, Secretary.
T. n PATTERSON, n ID. nashville Tenn, Chairman
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60 nsrn IN 49, 2, VIVA esc::ss net NAN.
ga en- i.s: SHs:ls ss,.ss ws:y va..Ssr; q i fssI
ySs'; sSs ~: g Sessso; Knsss~. dsy % iO
Dv:e.::., A..a-Pssssd BY ship LAaA, sax from Bass-
E.s..ss.s., Avn ,s-rasssA by. cAAs ooepsr, Lamb
0er.ESvc, Aprn ls-Arr Invesus.sor. rsndisson. nor
ess.; ,:A Ms Nc; n wn.Gs 90 o.
sss,pSs A :R a.; isS ANA hssss Do ' ~ ms
e. ;. sS: :.a IS s ss Z
s s:s Sss CD Il s.ss SSsss sS; ss:s
rue ssno aalssnss ssnS cid NorIs.ns, r.i.sr
RS: kss ss A ss q ri 7 fs IS
s Mann. ma' Ss.ss sS for s zspyr
I2h wSsa Hs r.sr%, apd c ar, for syosk
b!sws s' Co. .sa e !1 ss ss1
hAvnn April H1ATd f3sT Der am hsssSm Mobile En
Sye.s 1ss SpAouss Wilmer, No;lsans Sd iI,A Is1sna
psssare Eorseans via erdeaua ish Hemisphere Taylor
as s1S sssn NSs
Hortrann and John Bentrsm Knndsen DO SD lSth Elise
HEvsss Agrn is@oa Leila Gait, from Baltimore Sid
LvrkrooI, April is-Ar Alabama, Mcdowell, Charleston;
'S @ soTieans Drew and Pad
yona poass Sharlsson Harmony Chapman and Wallace
& SYSrs is H1noSs HS,sAofs Apaac1,HSa, Oregon
Marshall, NYorE 2h Europa 1sa, Lsisoh Boston via Ha
.r PORK se sssaS ssr ssaa ss
w 0loseester Warbler, Oldham, N0rsans; b Mndmay-
wssS ism oSssss barsew and NoA4p Deape New
wSssser HYorH a ss oOnssa;Oo oss SYor1 As''
Loo Henry
Quebec; 18Th samoset Frost AlexandrA; Geo Green Fair
do ish southampton, Austin NYo1i; Chaos DAMON PM,
IoEDos. April ls-En inwards, Ala, Davis Philadelphia;
ath Sonora Prchard SINGAPORE; 81 Louis Davis Calcutta
ney 10Th, Achilles speddon. Philadelphia Zone, Fullerton,
ISc%psoa KYsrs and SD icr Deal ish sh, ASdsSao,
Issos April sArr Handy King, starhey, Noreans; ith
IsosoRa, April I-Ar Charlotte Reed ooombs, Nor.
MALT, April l2.Arr Mary Martha, Read, Boston. SID
Nh, uy Holman Morgan, Malaga liih Emerald Mcdonald,
NEWCASTLE April l7-Ch Thomas, Thss; Aiec.o, Noyes,
and Almond, Raymond, Boston
PMERso April Arr j: B. Lancaster somers, Naples;
s Martin Hn FFsns french y no sd Sn nm SoW Clark sos
9uTErsrows April lsArr strlngshre. CuersOn sayan.
NAH lh Ann Thompson, Campbell, do; 2s Eastern Star,
do 10th Monticello Landerkin, from Mobile, recev
sXsT1spSn, April iGXr Powhat.an Simmons, PhI,adel.
APT; sA ss ssPsr Sorlssn
BREMEN, April 10 The American steamer Hermann Zig,
gins Southampton and NYork ef morning at
4o AM and IN proceeding down the river she took the
Pm with steamtug alongside; four lighters have been
CORK, April is-The Elise, Lubbin from Rotterdam for
Phnadephia which put into Queenstown on the h iehy,
DRoGHEpA April 1.-THE schr woodcock williams Of
Pwhen was run down Of Amiwch sa2Px y The Ameri:
and crew go the ship her bows few ninas,.
Fore a I san and sGs a & May
FREDRxsHAvs April A-suoceeded last night assisted by
steamboat and diving sloop s amer dsshargag about one
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THIS IN TO CAUTION THE PUBLIC THAT THE
members Of Engine Company No have not susho.iyen
anybody collect leir account having heard thai
here has already been some pen cescnF oesy 90
yosr Bpsv, lcvns Foremsn.
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OFFICE OF THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL nAnRoA

OFFICE OF THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAuAROA "
~ Company, New York, April 2 Is57-Notce b hereby
pany have resolved the capital the co
hundred and seventy ahaYes
dred fifty five Thousand shares which shares
allotted the holders Of the stock a tho closing Of
stockholders by the conversion of optional rs
expire the first day Of January 1856 In the proportion
one share OF new stock 70 two shares OF old stock.
The transfer books win be closed the 1h
next and open on the LIST Of day Of July NEXT
The holders Of HE Present stock required 70 receive
third Of the number Of shores which they may enss
per share thereon optional rights The rsmang o6r
viii be ssuedope half convertible into the stock Of the
psny on or before e LIST day Of February 1859 and he
then have been called the present
70 the company ut the time Of conversion.
Those persons who shall become stockholders
version Of The present optional rghs into stock bef9
WIN be required 70 receive and pay bird o b.
stock TO which they be entitled u The Of
conversion Optional rights for the remaining two thirds
We stock to which they may be entitled wl be .sed
appear stockholders Tho closing Of Tho booAs e 3A
OF June next I--.T ..fF
Parties converting optional rights will be required 10 Peg q
the all accrued interest the nstasnents from
time that interest shall have been paid On ne nsaDsnts &c
the holders OF the present sharea
All stock which applied for before the lh day Of Jcy
next and the nstament paid thereon, viii be ovfeiled
company together with AL rights which attach thereto.
version Of the EXISTING optional rights which BY her srsn
expire on the IL, Of January 1858 20 e. 70 include et
Information pertaining to the details OF This issue can be
tAned by inqurng ~ he ONCE OF The company
Interest win be paid usual, upon 6s Of ~ eos
pany the LIST Of July next
BY order Of he Board Of Directors.
J. N PERKINS, treasure
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oeT-oN THE FOURTH INsTANr, A PoCKErBooK
containing valuable and bills The hnder
have the nai In The book By returning Tie Apes
- hey Of no use but the party who lost the
book ny rrturnsg The same 70 William Coater. i2 East
twenty hrd street. Aey yin obiss he owner. and oues
tons asked.
T oeT.-IErT IN A PRIVATE BOX IN BURROWS
cane rod oununs he nnder VII Be literally rewarded
on leaving the came ., 81 Gold street
7 osT-A PATENT LEVER WATCH, IN CANAL
IL street with the letters NJ W. the back Ten dollars
reward viii given by returning the 70 the OF
Mr. PuCKlrrAk, corner Of Lspensrd street and West
Broadway. No questions asked
\ oeT --IErT IN ONE OF THE FORTY SECOND
IL and Fourth avenue stages, Thursday morning.
April a with small gold hand rrN@ping
silver ball The finder will be suitably rewarded BY X II.
ARNOLD 100 FULTON street up stairs.
7 osr-oE SUNDAY, BETWEEN II AND O'CLOCK.
- soins from jersey CITY ferry 70 rs South Seventh street
jersey CITY gold cylinder sich. The finder win be nber
alt rewarded. Apply Rosepsien Hlooner, clothers,
tle Cana street pear audson sreet New rort
4 osT-A SMALL POCKET DIARY. CONTAINING TWO
ia Of Stewart Mcmillan IN favor of II. r. Cook
CO. and of For Rutherford Payment q the same
stopped Also several memoranda 81 no service 70 any one
but the owner reward win be paid for By samuel
osgood Co, 81 Nassau street
Nor1cp-r,osT OR NIsrAID, PRoMIssoRy NOTE
IN OF samuel W. Tbompsons, for t60y dated April 1851,
payable months aer date al the once Of the said
fhnmpeon street New York, IN favor Of and
endorsed by straon All persons cautioned against
receiving negotiating said note payment OF he same having
been stopped viii be paid 70 the finder
"e " W EDWARD PARKER, 81 Moore street
Hrw yoHx, May e. 1887.
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DLINPTON's SECRETARY BED8TEADS YEARLY
save their price IN rent instantly convert parior into
iuXuriant sleeping Sold wholesale and retail
also by msalnens, q q White street. third door from Brood
way N. Y.
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nFFiCE OF RACINE AND MISSISSIPPI RATyROA q
~ Company, "A Exchange place.-New York May 1851
Ineres. polieeIThe semisnpua int~yest on tAs hza
bonds Of this company due 10Th
on and after by N. K. Jesup Co. aaens % pss
sentstion of the proper coupons al this Office.
r. DURANn Prest6eux
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rURNrTURE, &C.

den FOR SALE, THE FURNITURE OF A ROOM,
SCU. bedroom and Kitchen, and The apartments 70 let pf
r~ouired 10 family Rent cheap. Apply Immediately
70 Mr. PETRARCH1 lis Broadway.
rzrAnuIxD ANp COTTAGE FuRHrruRk-suPERs
~ snIs In All ooors Beautifully decorHied, from -
and Blseckss sirseh oceds sarefu!y Pscksd ss IN
sountry. a. w. fhkDkk
IL uCHrr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR GER.
N wants bedsteads ~ all widbs with msitr
Of straw rattan and the best curied hair chairs
dressing Abe~ and wash sands for sale the bouse furnish
way near sprtns street
CmooL IUnMrunn
- Wssia~ ocppsn.s. =, ,.~
"S S2f3R, : swr. s.>~
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f>rorHrNo AND rURNrTuRE-LADrps AVID our.
~ ueuen having any dispose Of can receive ~ sash
street. near csnsI o. % West Bfossvsy. Lsd'es snM1 =
Ma q. H. O17tG
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ryIorHrra AND FURNITURE wArrnD.-LAQrm
ar gentlemen having Of the above dspuns Il
ar send 70 L. n pUssELD0Rr, u Kim slreel n n.
fAAirs attended W By Mrs. n.
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TSlegr~phac Marine Report.
BOSTON, May b-Arr ships Mary Merrill Kinsmsn- Hsvs-
M. Milton, Einsman. FOrleans
nHscsiianss~s and Dssasssvs-
pot OF The Of British bars Empire see
yelesraphk news.
The sew steamship vsrp,ppnr Capt wior ssDed ri noon
yesterday Southampton and Hse. She took pas
sensers and t%N,op In specie
sprr AaassssA-rhs cspsAin and 81 snip Arsbella
were rescued ard tshes BernsAa ieh Nh
sehr " Bepedts, Kfss From PAN Rsvv pr Csessapease
Bsy has y~s MO Ber~~da. kakins b~Sis- A..
eS<xssay yASy5ro pshy ~ 1GeassSAA bon Bssop
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OrrIcE OF rRow,s pIREc1oRY 3. WnsoN cor

NFFICE OF TROW'B DIRECTORY. r. WINON CON
~ piler 9 Broadway NotceThe public respeofullp
informed that the canvass for this work win be
Of May Persons dong business down
b~ upper part of the city solicited 70 leave fun nfoa0
res, Getting their business and places of business sroe6
burg Jersey City, e their residence Where several nd
as above and left for Canvasser BY these
means annoyance Of repeated calls for information and
and omissions may be in grsa. AVOIDED
authority They are authorized money in
feron capital letters and for re be in
with the name, but for other
whatever They instructed to leave receipts wt0 which
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AND WAR; ANTS.-THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
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