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NEGRO RKOG4NS

JUST received large double sole Bfoaans for
Plantation Kip Boots and Brogans and Boots
al low prices for cash. JOHN RAMAGE,
oet7 ~ College street.
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VALUABLE BUSINESS lot Z
AT 4r
Pm b lie gale

Public IS ale.
N Thursday the LIST of October next at II O'clock A.
" the premises will eel thar valuable Lot At he corr
nef OF Font and CLARK Streets adjoining ne ware house
H. s. French Son. The Lot fronts 90 feet iont stree
TEHHs = credit ct one, two and three years for notes
q lien retained. fa W AiV 4 IN Dsf,RY
&. R. GLAsoocK, AactioneeF. y. e. q aug % ,
A NEAT RESIDENCE IN EDGEFIELD,
now offered for bargain. The LOtfronts e ies-
= on woodland street and l7o Miniek. The HoGss
tzns four good rooms, good cisteTn de- The house
bull % btie and the situation EdgeneiL
WIN De SOLD low. Apply 10 a. Y. s. LINDSLEY, u p
1nnei3--1 30 College street.
ni - FOR SALE.
hAT Taluable Dwelling at the corner OF Cedar and Sum
mer streets. The lo7 IS feet The Dwelling
large and eommodiops and there tine IJt
sis one Of The 4etirable locations in ms city,
Apply 70 - A. v. ). LINDSEY,
sept IL B.P.a
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I;indsev.s Advertisements.


gTxHE Runedse property can rented un az8 January
u 1859. Pos 'esion given Immediately. Apply 70
A.. v. s. IINDSLRY.
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valuable Free-SoiI OF for Sale.

r AM Offering for sale valuable Building Lot on
Spruce street, the of Broad. The ona
sx six feet Spruce is hundred and my deep
with e convenient alley in the
This property Is exempt from for 90 years from
Janusry This exemption gilmore value than usu
ally accorded o pot only the grounds all improve.
erected thereon, from The saving
viii tina pay ground and all
improvements This lot is also situated part city
that being rapidly filled up with fine dwellings and
private residences. Terms reasonable. - rt
= Apply July 90 A. v. S. LINDSEY. -
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Southern Portable Plantation
COFn-F eed and FlOurin g-Mill
EEfAHn11aR1r M ant

u y II Il MILL
Dstones of all
sizes on hand
and made to Or
der, smut mills,
mill irons mill
geering, b It.
l n g hOisfing
and regulating
screws, screen
wiz , damsel
irons, Plaster
pans, Dutch an
Choir brand boil
ting cloths OF all
numbers.
We also con-
tract for the O.
rection Of -four
ing q n d saw
mills. Also all
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THECHEAPEsT PROPERTY AND REST

AM Offering great sneIdce, that valuable pfop.
erty, College Hil, Immediately opposite the Uni
verily long occupied by the late Dr.. TroOs The Lot
fronts 60 feet Market street, the from. on Col
lego. Tne house large and eommodous and the Khols
81 he price offer 1t Is great bargain.
Caabornes's Ombus has practically moved College Hill
rght inc the Public Square any wanting residence
Convenient business would do well 10 look this prop
7STt7. Call on A. v. s. LINDSEY
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The subscriber has hand the largest and best
of MARBLE and MARB LIB WORK offered in the city,
which he particularly invites the attention of the public
He prepared execute all jobs his line style
Of the art. and at short notice.. JAMES SLOAN
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kinds of repairing the most substantial manner
ing bot practical mechanics, safely promise general
Satisfaction. All articles sold by warranted to be Of
the best quality. Miers, MilWrghts and oheTG
spectfu invited TO examine stock before purchasing.
= Ali orders and communications promptly attended
to- . ff . r. WARNS & RYAN, =
aug lid cor. College aad Bread 81 Nashville.
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MApRLE WnRu

The undersigned hereby respectfully recommends
bsate partner to the public and hopes he viii
berslshSre Of patronage.
mayS-dn rlfri- A. MTTCHEEL.
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sARRIkoxs AND DRATKs



BiErE-rgr --O5 Thursday, junn IS By the Rev Tho
BaFer Mr. JUsnB A. BAEss " Miss ALLE, youngest
daughter 81 Capt Greenfield Poe all OF this cly.
Rs.tA--SIYnrIs--On Wednesday, June ~, at the rcg
dcuce Of The BRIDES father, by tao Rev D. Dunbar, NJ
DASsl B.SIA Mr- RAnL ASS STi sEIs "a Of this city
Phors-DNoN On thursday Jane is at the rcgidenco
Of The brides father by The Rev A. BOomer Hart Bias
g. BRows JUin sIUAsT, only daughter q Edward n.
Dxou, NJ ~, or this city.
Ctltl1Srg--w Answo,nI On Monday, June I, by tho
Rev Mr. Fletcher, wiuIs l. CLACESss, Of troy, 20 Ma
ruDA wNswokTP, 81 Brooklyn.
CoLIY--S On Monday, June rs, by the Rev. Jo
scrh Price, Mr.. kNDwG CO.fY % Nrs tsnY 81 6IEwARr
dar ghicr OF the leto Philip {. buckol, OF Geneva.
DHyAyn-McGBHAS On Wednesday morning, June II,
by the Rev Nj FerrR CoEsuIIs vASk 70 Miss IssExLA
McGNsS ali Of Brooklyn.
BAsrss-xsIxsNAS.-oaS Sunday, May u, By TIE Rev.
James xett al the brides reside nee, Nc JAMES HARfks
Of scotland, 10 Ns AsSs sAsrfSsAs, late o. Montreal
G. W.
RAsroirI--iRnaSp --0u Wednesday, juno II, by the
Rev, John Bowling, D. d., m8sNrToN y v. RAsDoiPH "
Miss AAsA A., daughter u Thomas 5. Ireland En- all OF
this city.
R1K,I-JAasos -On Wednesday, Jane IL, ut st James
church. Ncvtown, Long Island, by tho Rev. Geo A. sbe
on JoHs L. REsR Jr, of this city, 70 Macy A. daughter
of John z. Jackson, of Oak Hill, l.
wsIIH--IiszpsoEaDS On Wednesday, juno IL, by the
Rev. W. Bach, n. wkLts 10 vicrosISs daughter or
Berjsnlin q Henir'csson, all OF this city
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Died.


Apsxs AT Yonkers, on Wednesday morning, June II,
CT sRIst., wife OF Piat Adams, aged e6 year..
The relatives and friend. 81 the family invited W Al.
tend the funeral from her late residence Warburon
nue, TO morrow afteTuoon, al three O'Clock
Rsov %, Tnursday, June IS, FANNIE JouEr, lnlant
daughter or james and julia G. Bacon
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend n funeral from the residence Of her pa
rents No $50 state street. Brooklyn this afternoon Of two
O'Clock.
Bpippo~-on Tuesday, June &c. Of bronchitis, LousA,
daughter of saue and Ammo Briion, OF this city, aged
years and murth1.
Tho remains wtre Inferred Ia the Cemetery Of the Ever
grceas
Manchester. England papers please c'py.
Rsows Thursday, June 10, E1kSoR, vile OF Isaac
Brop n, ia the list year u her sae.
Her 70 mains will be taken I, Ies-antvle WestcheSter
county, To MORROW morning
nsiy-Ipn thursday, iunc ts, Of paralysis, psS1sp
Day, in M Seth year of bis age.
Hsfricnds end acquaintance those % his vn John j.
Daily and ur his onin Jaw, job Gubbns Ind brothers
are respectfully Invited 20 attend the FINE raj this after.
poop at O'clock from 81 Vincent. Foa corner OF
Seventh avenue and Eleventh street,
ncRNn.- Ga Thursday, June 49, 'A.eY JAss only daugh.
ter Of William H. and Cath rine rorniu aged months and
IS days
TDcreaiives ard friend, % he family are respectfully
iavcd 10 attend the funeral this Afternoon a. two O'Clock
from the residence OF her rareus No as avenue D. Inc
remains VII oe ,aken " Cypress us Tor InicrmetL
We owes net, yes, nj tongue can tel -,
low m,so we loved her, ead hoW wei"
zoo ioyeu 'aef too, and he thorgh Oeet
-,. 10 ph. her homo and be ct resi-
poecuSs. en- -Irsisy. gne Is after short illne's
rppsoua THroDoss, Youngest sea q SAns s"o
Doechv aged ycnrs months AND 80 DAYS IT,
IW. rchyes and firsds OF tha tsniy Me resis',t-.y
invited 10 after The ru1etsi Torn as fcs''aSs" 'a ~
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The New York state Inebr,nte Asylum.

new Stmte AneDr1htc dsyiutns
The Board Of Trustees OF this institution held their
coud meeting (accordpg to adiournmenp in this city,
Wednesday.
quorum being present, The meeting called 70
der by the President, the Hon. BENJAMIN r. Better. The
minutes OF the drst meeting read and approved
The Chairman OF the Committee on BY laws submitted
his report, WHICH read, approved and accepted
The Board completed It's organization by elecling the
Hen VIM NcCcun, Of Long Island, Vice President the
Hen Josiah Williams OF Itaaca, second Vice President;
II Ransom Eco, New York, Treasurer, and J. Edward
Turner Corresponding Secretary.
Tie following gentlemen were elected Committee OF
finance
VIM. Dodge, Esq New York; John +. Ralhbun, Esq.,,
Albany; the Hon Charles Cook Havana; the Hon. Henry
p. Alexander, Little Falls, and j. Edward Turner, New
York.
Committee Location was elected, comprising the
following gepilemen--
The Hon. Reuben II. walworth, Saratoga; Hon Wash
ingtou liant, Lockpori; Hon. Ransom Baicom Bingham
tor Hon. Edward A. LAMBERT Breoslyn, aud j. Edward
Turner, New York.
The Committee on Location acts under the following
bylaw
The Conn iec on Location shall socc, aad report 10
the Board (suheci to their approvaD site for the Asy
um and this purpose may receive all proposals whoh
may be made by any city, town, individual or indivt
duas for such site, aud may at the before amp
report be made 10 the Board Of Trustees
II Is The intention OF the committee 10 vi sit different
parts Of the State during the months Of July an
August in order to make their report TO the Board Of
Trustees Of their meeting In septic mber. =
N. A. PRINCE. Recording Secretary,
NV YoEE, june II, 1851. % Clinton pace.
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City intelligence.

Tn CnnnsHoH or RRHvKv CoLoNM GIVEN M
Csvy vs vIscxsr AND sHrxwsY The Asj..snt Genera,
N thx IA has given to Genera Hal commissions NJ
yrev., f,~ conferred mark OF bouas by the late
Lesls,uyc uuu captain. Of twenty ye,rs sandnx
The xa.emen xbo "lI receive are Captain Vincent.
Of the ush. Guard, p ry-nrh regiment; and Captain
SUBWAY Of the National u aro Seventh regiment 1t
IL the intention or General Hall 20 present these co"ms
sops T. the above csp,aps In OF their respective
regiments III the City Hall Park this nHTnng thssc ae
tni Stale for honorable service Captain Vincent has
been in command for twenty ve years and Gas 0evsr
,iort parade and Captain shemway nearly IA long
FmR IN THIRTY EIGHTH STREET About O'Clock on
"Wednesday morning, Dire broke ou In stable rear Of
tn fe frame dwellings situated Nos 81, 1913 and 3ib
We Thirty eighth street, be,aeen Tenth and Eioyen,h
aver The flames extended With great rapidy 10 The
frame dwellings, ana destroyed them; aiso spread 10
brick dwelling adjoining, damaging the Inside consider
ably inc dwellings, we're occupied BY poor Families
The bui Nings Owned by Ar Moan a. Chi'ds. The
oss may be estimated at near 5000 H1w csaci Ia
surauce vas ON them we eoaH not ascertain, Dir. Chas
BEN on, " the city, The In The eisoie opposed 70
bsve been uie net of al incendiary
FIss IN |. BsaJy STSyn.-Aboot o'ciosF last BigN a
Dire disc. Wered the third aonr OF M pt Socry
street, smopg some ersiss of glassware osssd by e.
Sfaidng The IRE Vas soen exIEdsned. Damage
uffltg.
Fms VEST ersmn-Abeal o'ciocs last ngse IRE
broke out In the ss house Hsppeced ~ss the rr 1isiou
establishment Of Rs,-st O. Rees No 1851 West rae
h"WsS rIeao WIN as7s rapidlS ana soon sDveoped ne
large tour story biicis sidipg found
Impossible to subdue ito fire, s Sier Engineer ordey
ed the s,i Of play upc tho surrounding Ium
Der ysros and buildings leaving thefe TO burn sseout
mir Reed belongs to ihe Rational Gre,,s, aud c absent
with them at Boston, We u-abfe 10 lear7 wfIat I
amount OF insurance. there on the sioss The iozs ii s
ssid, VII be about $1,000 The buiisipg IL e~nss by
William b. Aston Loss ahcz, So ,0c0 No Insurance
AsslsTAsr CORPORATION COUNSEL "a. V. ID wseox-
ASSISTANT Cor poratop Counsel has resigned aud Mr
Busted has appointed Mr. Lo~robce TO 81 his place.
I'm GREkx SLAVE Powers celebrated satte Of tas
Greek Slave, which is TO be sold nj uicsn ,he-2sa
inst, tea yesterday la tho rotanda-n ha Msr
cbaD,A Exchange for exhibition, and of
viSiiels. |,
KNoCisD DowN "A colored woman by the name OF L
Jane Thompson knocked down yesterday afternoon
by Eighth car, "a. the OF Thomas street.
aod West Brcsdwsy. The wheels Of the pass Il
her gnt loot, rushing 1t in sh ockng manner.
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yeais No rs Hammond street. tomorrow a71erBonu a
two O'CLOCK, without further IrvitAii,1o.
GfLByxr On Trurcsy, iune ls ALICE. wife OF John L
| GiIbe,t sped "a years, months and IL days
rtH fi' ds and ,eisyes a the family invi,sd 70 e.
i.rd the fners rom her la'e residence, No 800 6seh
.>venue, tins anefr n, al three o cf ok.
Gkovr-oa iherscay, June 10, HsAn GROWS, aged ~
yea Va, uaon'h ard days
,hends and scgoaio,ances are respectfully invited y
jhs fnsra from his late residence, No. 24s sxsA
avenue Sunday afternoon, at two O'clock without fur
fondon and Dublin pagers please copy.
HHssA ON Thursday evening. June Is, Mrs EI1zAss's
Her snds those of her son. Christian Reborn emf OF
Ter fnas John Winter, ae invited 10 attend the fu
neral On sarda atenson' a. s1 pal ie o'clock fro.
Bssxy-Op Thur Day. June Is. Of consumption, Mrs.
rae frends Of The IN ny and those OF her brohers Pat
rss and Peter, re peeray requested to attend the
dtnse OF her bro,hey' No 200 Wsw Thirty third street
between Hlah and Terah Gv' wss
g, 'resss pspsrs please svg a, hi, resiso,c. 4,
Brookys, wssos KsAPr Of the 0rm OF Daryee Knapp
in tia .o,s year % n age
invited to attend The funerS to Morrow morning, .,
eleven O'Clock, ct r.irneld o. Trains hsve Canal eTes'
NtGu-on wedhesday. June IT. Mr.. JAMES Aoa@,
sged 81 ears, FORMALLY OF county Down resnd.
Ills relatives end friends rer<sted 20 at,nd tia fu
neral mis- afternoon az orc o'clock ROC, NO eysxevssb
stseet, near Sixth GveGre.
NrczHL--At KlsGorbook, Columbia county. Mon,
20 ears eldest y Rev. William H. Mitchell, deceased,
fol meri, Of Charleston \, South CrxoIina
Charleston and Worcester pa ,eYe please cops
ScANlos - On Thursday June ~ MAnGAarr ScASIos, O
native Of county Sligo leelhnd.
The fiend3 and ecquRntanCes requested IN attend
tAe funeral from the reefnca Of b~ Bernard corp0
Warren aud Mercer srcss Jcrsey City, this afornooa,
nj fDur O'Clock.
s,1sxRIANp.--1n Thursday, June s, at l2 o'clock
after short b,t severe illess JAWS. only beloved
daugAter Of John aad Ma,Gx Amelia Sutherland, aged
years and 10 mon bs.
The friends relatives Of tho family respectfully
tied TO attend tbs funeral tomorrow ernoou al t~o
O'clock from the OF her parents No % Grove
tieet Her MATHS will be tskon to Greenwood for in
tefment
Falkrk Herald, Scotland, please copy
wEsKs-Un Wednesday evening, June IT, CAiIB nsxs
f. O., aged 90 years.
His relatives friends respectfully invited TO ~
tend tsncrai from bis late residence at jamaica. Long
Island, this afternoon, two O'Clock, without further in
vtatcn
wRGaT. Thursday, JYpo 10, aor chronic pneumone,
JAMus Oldest of the Rev A Ii Wright, in the l6th
OF his age, aud In tho blessed hope Of glorious Inn
mortality.
The funeral will take place this morning, at cloves
O'Clock, from No 30 Green wich
Southern and Western papers please notice
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supreme Court-spes hal Term.
paeora Hon. Iudvo Nteheli

JUN 1s.-TAs No-tAun Rd,ltdy Company q Ffancs
ooo,ns Cr,p-riier rosnsbend moved 10 take mp the
molten 10 declare the order Il arrest void 10 tho deen
dan, Augusie Psrot
Mr.. Morroeh mked a pes,pOnemenl The Sherins
counsel had 10 show bul NJ, then present
being detained on Eurger, busincssthat since the last
hearing circuns stance bal occurred which materially
affected his case end which the sheriff wished % present
70 the Court
judge M,che-f you have any facts 10 present to the
Court why have VOC net pa, them IN the form OF an am
dsviU
Me-. Morrogh said they intended 10 do So but NJ the
Circumstances TO which he had reference only occurred
yesterday they had rot had an opportunity TO prepare inc
afdavits.
The Judge ordered the matter to stand until Friday
mornlpg at ten.
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The Isaros Dealers and Che City Temperance
BIlia.ce

Alliance.
TIE announcement. n yanrsay 3 HEaA;S tina. the Tenn
p'rsnce Alliance sra, pfoseoate the sorekeepers
who lad mol recognized The Excise Ia by making
application for hccnse sell qcr IA obedience It's
quemerts created ls exc,.eI,p. among tho parties
no- Interested aud may induce may Of them 10 take
Cut licenses and thus the law vi; get recognition Of
eor Yesterday Commissioner Haskett WIS down
wih applications for hcensc AMI Saturday whom the
baTd s again, there will doubtless he number granted
80 Tar The Liquor Dealers Association have escceeded
N preventing any h0taber or rs members ffois Tecos
hizne the 20 hem obnoxious liquor law, but 10 ,hc
tme the temperance Altsnce have been IDLE. They
Gave deNs;ninsd to let tho small Spirit soiiers alone
pat The stor keepers who furnish the supplies will be PCT
foesh 10 tue full extent Of the ag OF these there
scme $50 IN the city, many Of shom stand deservediy
high IN the Community lew abb ling ard worthy citizens
ATendy the OF 750 9, exocpcrs been collect
co. and they may soon expect summons 10 attend Court
70 answer why they should not undergo the penalty OF he
aT Tor violating the Excise act In the Of toe
soiekeepers there is less fo not taking H.
cepso than In the of the pnkeepers they pro-
curo one ~ having one responsible 10 their appa
lion, aud II costs only SO
Judge capror vii, commence these suits tbs
term provided by Law fc taking out licenses expires The
lawyers Will reap goiien harvest from these pro.
ceed@gs
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HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.
No~roNNN>NN0>NNoNN~.-
fhE INDIAN RESURRECTION AT CHlLAPA.
~.N~~r~~0~~~ooo~OoN-
Gen. Alvarez Supports the New
Constitution.
oo0>No1||~---~~--rr~>r-~
Preparations for Defence Of the Republic.
~eSN|<-S~S~0(Ne(-N0~->r.o-
ARRESTS OF CONsPIRaTGRs IN MEXICO.
Vo~NN>000~.-(~Nr---0<-r--
PRESIDENT C0N0yF0RT'S NEW CABINET.
PRESIDENT CoMOsFORTs NEW CABINET
ANOTHER LETTER FROM SANTA ANNA,
Co., &c, &c.

We have received by way Of Havana our corresp'n-
Sence ffo Mexico 10 the 2sh Of May from Acapulco ana
9TH OF June from Vera Cruz and also es OF Havana pa
pers containing from tina city of Mexico to tho z5n
uhimo.
Tho now, is highly interesting In political point OF
Wow, sh ng the ntrgues OF Santa Anna TO return to
power The Havana papers are silent about the en.husi
as tina, prevailed for the defence OF the repdbc against
Spain and Also about the prospects OF the several canIi
dates Tor The coming Presidential election.
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THREATS or WAB--AnerAFH ExPypir1c,v trro
CLARK CossTs ossoit has bess bolssa Of 10 ,ns city
and vicinity, by certain persons, that a movement n
cD.ernpIakn by tho government &c Mr p,rharsr tire
object Of which is to serrify and subdue tao psops OF
Southern Ohio W corahion Of perfect oboteoce ,o
provisions OF the laws for The capture aud delivery OF r
lives HON labor. According 10 tho report, tAe recent
transactions In Clark county are TO be en az tue basis OF
op9Tatsrs. Processes 70 no Issued against large
number Of those VINO refused aid In the attempt ceniy
made In eha viamt, 10 copurca runaway negro or who
iudcious sympahiae With Che actual celit
quents aEd the wbOr, power Of the general government
necessary Is to be exhausted r the 10 arrest n.y.
convict pualsin shot, 10 subuaaio the community Ia
hch stubborn spirit OF rebellion against the msessy
OF The Union u fonnd 10 exis,Csciaact eb'saercta'
.T,csrl
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The above substantially correct, ba, may no, be ireo
from unin portant errors.
An official and thorough examination being made and
will be made public. -
Ag,or hst ~ madc public I shall presou, ful state
ne nt ehCh doubt not will txoneratc me from al the
char ses that may be made Affecting my tsiegry, WneA
coItidcred 10 connection with the evan nefs' report
W. H. GIBSON, Treasurer Of s'as
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s;eurt Cs;>nr,ar-rnis Oar.

surxxx1 CouRr-tirout--NoA. 2i6O, 7s3, 1922. 30St,
so4e, 21ei a3Z $40, a0!s, $780, 33e 2is $685. $685.
1898 2Gfe S07s 1885, 3a0ls 3i09 328a 3iI0 30e4 1922
asa 2l3d 3l7t 2og2, 222a 22i 1898, 1902 276s, a5l,
s26a, S2esh, 2sis, 1918, 1892 2s5
suPxpSes douur-Nos Goa o2s, 3s1, 49,, u.s. 8, o. 9Z,
1924 7I6. IT. $50 900 8oe &c., $780, $780, 7oi 1885, 67s
,22 T2s, ,:3, $50, g3i, 73s, T3e, 7s7, 73a. 40
Cokaoy pIKAs.--Nos. 1851 800, 97i, eT e88, 1858.
I02i. llea 1905, ilo8, 1lo7 rlo9, llosH nlo, III,
nv, 82f, 1888, Az, OFT, 1896.
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Portable Drssslnx Cases ia Great Variety, -
For saie al J. s. SAUNDERS stors only. No. Asor
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PAINFUL BkREAVbhbsIs---V hNv htO"ty
recorded the tcaih Of seven children os the Rev X
Hutcnius Of Albion, Illinois, formerly OF YORK, Pa The
Cray Vile Herald contains m oeuuary OF the eghih,
daughter seven wears nli Within few weeks tbs pa
rcns bave buried eight oC Of Mines MI from -eare' Ever
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whites @ Drsxs Hnts-5priug sfyzs-lAg
fulton s;ress between Broadway and EAssao sareeA
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NAVAL Intelligence


Commodore Stribhng took nand Of the Pensacola
Navy Yard the dth inst relieving Commodore rousseau
who left Pensacola the fst
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Freeman d Co.'S Express for California,
Ac United States mali star OF the Wet 5aur
day fh instant, closes at o'clock NJ. see afveTiss
FREEMAN a co. ~ Broadway.
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Col JosS Rrrx died IA Chsrlsaon, 3 e., on iho l2h
inst, aged forty dyc ccass,
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Toilet Articles OF the First Qunlity.-EOl
aas a, j. S. sAUNDERs' store only, No House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

Smithsonian House, BrOadway,--Hotel Ac-
commod the European American plan option.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

JUNO
Ard that sweet month OF beau,eous flowers,
Seems OF brighter world than
ladies', you wish 10 promenade, IL you wish bandsom
tser DO ia and shoes Tor yourselves AID chdyen, goo
articles al moderate prices, paIUnize j. MILLER co
lSl canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

Defiance galamnndsx Safes-Wtfh Patent
powder defiance locks and bsse Depo 22 Pezri
Wv ROBERT H. PATRICA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

Eighth This commodious hotel The
psn spacious well ghle ventilated sirgle
from so 81 per day Suits OF for famles from
81 60 to $40 per day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

keRovsl.--maxsh u Co., Radical Csars wruSs
p, No "a Maiden sns have removes 70 &c: vsssT
silk ELASTIC stokngs. and syerJ variety Of bandsges n,oz
approved patterns skfully applied. Private application
isdsee aud competent female In attendance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

esAbshinen centrally located, and Stocked win FpIendd
PROVISION Paris six goods straw goo ts dres
and hc drrssa artificial lowers bonnet frames &C where
moderate the varied
elegant This attraction Is X. Y. WlLDEs suIerb
ru.us, Isl Broadway, opposite ihe Pork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

Hill, Iniiiitsbls Gutter OF Hair In Every
stJlr no Barclay street HAIR dye Is per boz, black
brtx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

s'rcf AJe1. 4. Barry's Irfcophsrous IL the
srd cbea article drrssing beatJ caanng
curing preserving Aad restoring ana hair Lsds H. Sod
anaIN Saha