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HOWARD SSOCtATION
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. ]

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
EYEyD all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases
H. such as spEKMAToRRHHA, semsaal
Usahness, Impotence, Ooaorfhen, q feet,
| Syphilis The Vice Of Onanism, or SeIt,ya5use,
SC. &c.
The HO TrfRD ASSOCIATIONS, in view
Of the awfa destruction Of the human life, caus-
! ed by Sexual diseases, ans the receptions prac-
used upon the unfortunate victims Of such tHseas-
es by auacss. have directed their Consulting
Surgeon, as Charitable act worthy Of Their
name, to give Medical .8dvice Gratis, to all per-
sons thus otilic,ad, who apply by letter, will, q
description Of their condition, Gage. occupation
habits Of life, Sc.l and in cases Of extreme pow
Ierty and suffering, to furnish medicines free of
Icharge. ."
/ The Howard association ,s benevolent In
IstItuian. established +, special endowment, for
the relief Of the sick and distressed afflicted with
/" Virulent and Epidemic Diseases " II has now
la surplus Of means, which The directors have
Iso.ed to expgnd in advertising the above notice.
! /, IL needless to add that the Association cou-
nands the highest Medical skill of the age, and
will furnish The most approved modern treatment.
| Just Published by the Association, Report
lon Spermatorr.Ga. or Seminal w ea1ness The
vice of Onanism, Masarhalinn Self Abuse,
and otaer diseases OF the Sexual Organs, by the
Consulting Surgeon, which, will lac sent BY mail,
(in a sealed enveIope,) Free of Charge, os the
receipt Ct Two Stamps for postage
Address, DR.. GEO. X. CALHOUN, Consult
| ing surgeon, Howard association, No. South
Ninth Stree, Philadelphia, Pa. by order OF
the directors. n8lyI
| GEO. F.8IPCHFLD, Secretary.
EZRA II, tiE.aRrWELL, President
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EXCHANGE a MD LAND " AAiN.1 o ~
TRACE q FA Al n
rxcuaNcn 4 RoKERs AND
h a. ST. 10 a. 4 ~ ~ :. -
'NNESOTA.
SAINT ANTHONY MI
Rset,ungaso for
heaGs and

ftOLLECTIONs made. Estate ,saans an
~ sale at current rates. Eastern ann Fan
certificates DC deposite cashed. Curr, 70, In
notes recelved on deposites. Gold FOR sa, It2w
teres, allowed on special deposits. Lands, ~
property, aud wild lands for sale. Houses.
rent, etc. etc. All persons having Real Estat
for sale, or wishing 10 purchase, are invited 10
call at our office. @#gN
We would suggest to strangers coming here
with money 10 purchase Real Estate, that BY con-
su'ttng us they can ascertain VIA, lands are for
sale IN the vle,nity, price etc, and when desired,
we will act agents for the purchase Of such
lands, which we can generally buy on more favo-
sAble terms than can strangers.
Persons wishing to make investments, can do
so through DIR agency rs favorably as if here
themselves
MONEY INVESTED IN REAL ESTATE.
We will invest money in Real Estate, for the
first three hundred dollars, al FIVE per cent. on
the investment, and iEfce per cent on all sums
over that and will give, without charge, full
and accura e descrip,io or the lands--the quail
ity OF the soil-proportion Of prairie and timber
land, water, etc. and the probable pro6ta BILE
ness Of the investmens-WiIl also act agent for
the payment Of taxes.
LOCATION OF LAND WARRANTS.
We will sater government lands for ca pitaaists
and sell the srme, when desired, for one half o!
The profits, and share the losses equally, By
this w should be eq uaIy interested, with
the capitalist in securing choice pieces of land.
Or we will buy government lands, and enter into
written obligation to take them five years from
date Of entry, at hundred per cent ndTaace on
the original cost loose all claim for oar ser
viees--thus realizing twenty per cent per anHau,
to capitalists for the use Of their money. for
lands entered in this manner, we ask nothing I'll
the expiration Of the FIVE years For personally
selecting ard. entering government. land we
charge III cents. per acre.
Eastern Drafts, OF Certificates Of Deposit, re-
ceived in payment for lands
TRACY FARNHAM.
EFEREN CEs
Hon G. II Doolitte, Utica, N. Y.
Hon John E Hinman, Mayor Of Utica, n I
Me4srs Clark and Richardson, do do
Hon " Leavenwofh, Sec State, 4 jbany, Y
Hon Dan Pratt, Jus Sup Court, Syracuse,
Hon Israel Huntingdon, do
Mes~rz Ely. CIapp 4 Barnes, New ork
Nn. Fl Woodbury., Esq.
Samuel W Putnam, Esq, Brookiyn, n Y.
!lrans K Jerome, Esq, Rochester,
/ Henry l., Fish, Esq
| saston Il Gavitt, Esq, Lyons, >
Charles L Clark. ESQ Buffalo, n Y
| George c SeeIye, Esq. Geneva, n Y.
| Il. Anthony, April. Stf.
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JOSEPH BROWN.
DIR. II, w. GOULD,

DIR. II. w. GOULD,
Resident Surgeon Dentist Entrance To Rooms an.
der the Colder Tooth, King Block, Main Street,
Saint anthony, Minnesota. 47yl
REF Eags cEs:
III, A. EMERY, Surgeon Dentist, Boston, Mass.
u. CLouGH, NJ. D., :" q 90
IN. STAcY, Nj. D., Sc Sc 50 g
r.. H. Leach, Sc ''
IF. II. CHASE, N. n. Clin'nnvilIe. n Y,
III O TALLMADGE, NJ. D., KentsviIIe, N. Y.
ADAM WESTON, i" 50 s"
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BLAKELEY AND BURBANK.

BLAhELEE- AND BT RBANk,
ETORAGE, Forwarding and Commission
- Mercha nts. --proprieiors of the NORTH West
crn Express Company Agents Tor The Ga'ena
Dunsith and Mnuesota Packet COMPANY, and Mer.
chants Despatch. Office, Corner of Jackson 81
and lower Levee, SAINT Paul, 1inuesota.
Mark Packages, Care Of B. aud B." S.
Paul. milf
"A regular messenger will be put or the route
Sank Rapids early III the spring.
I n. BLAKELET, &c. BURBANK
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A sfLENDfD tot ~ Fishing Tackle, silver i'd
IN brass mounted. Trout, Bass. and general Rods,
three TO ak joints silk, grass linen and hairlines
aux worm gut, Henniaa's limerick enrbs, and gravf
ts1pn hooks, siakefs, hoaia and artificial baits 60
aaie by MORTON AND PACE
9sie' all. April. 1855, nitf
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NOTICE

A LII persons are hereby cautioned agl.ns,
IN. purchasing any more lots or other yiiilge
property in the Village Of Watab, Benton County
Minnesota Territory, Of either Parker H Preach
a. Richard L. Metcalf, their grantees, agents
and as proceedings are already commenced for the
recovery Of the same. DAVID GILMAN.
Dated, Wa.ab, April ID. 1867 ns5tf
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TO ARMS, FELLOW CITIZENS Il
WAR =. home and abroad Grea, Indian
w Outrage.
WIcKs ND cAsTNER.
would ;ulorm the citizens 81 Paul. aud the Public
generally, that they haveon hand large assortment
OF fs~ E#N S4
Dry Goods, Groceries, Croekery,
Window Shades, e,c, which they wish 10 close out
to make room for large stock Of Groceries and Pro
Visions comins up at the opening of Navigation -
The undersigned are determined to Sell The above
named goods at sofe price, as they wish TO got out
OF the Dry Goods business, and open large whoe-
sale aid retait Grocery and Provision Store. There
fore, any person wishing TO aarchase any Mind OF
Ladies' Dress Goods, such as Raw Silks, Mefno de
La'tes, Aiapara, or Prints Of aay kind, togeshef
with large assortment Of small articles too nume-
r0us u mention
Buck Nuts, Gloves and Ladies' Hose.
Now Vests. Coa,s. Pants and Boys Clothes,
So give US call. one and all,
Aud save your money too.
None should buy before they try,
II And see what they can do.
Eastone door from Worlds Fair Store,
Thesa goods are to be sold;
If you enquire, you will find Us there,
But you need not be told.
FIRST come. first served, a. low figures.
st. Paul, March Z. 1856. Milf
l.. b. WAIT AND CO.,
Third Street, near Jackson Street, ST. Paul
Dealers in Croekery. China, Glass Ware, So
lar Lamps, Britannia Ware, Groceries an,
Provisions. 5.ass
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a. l.. LARPENT EUR,l
"a L. LHHFEN EOhg3
Third, at the corner Of Jackson. e., 81. Paul,
Wholesale and Retail Dsa Isr in
Dry Goods, Groceries, Brels, Shoes,
Clothing, Farming Implements, Fur
aashmg Goods, &C.. Sc.
SOMETHING NEW FOR EVERY BODY !.

4 t. LARPENTEUK announces that. tax
"A. ing advantage Of the expert nee Of past
years, and with an accurate hnowledg. It me wante
Of his customers, he is prepared TO SUI ply WE'LL and
with satisfaction TO purchasers, regards prices
and qualities Of goods all articles in the line Of
Dry GOODS, LIGHT HARDWARE, CLOTH
ING, &c, sc.
Wis stock has been bought on snch terms as en-
!. bin to compete with any in the trade, and be
lbles ii anperstood that, unlike any ether estab-
wishes IN Saint Poul, he can furnish IRON his own
Ishment nFLErE OUTFITS FOR IMalGRAKTs,
stores, Co to Minnesota to locate.
who have con Is have broaghAte. him, asn ng other
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CROW WING VARIETY STORE

! "a Ii / Il #. Z 81 e. &z ~ !
He has large stock, and isready 10 dispose q
them at fair rate for cash Of Fnrs. From his
location OH the border Of the Indian country,
those wishing outfits for the Indian trade, would
lido well to purchase 81 him. He will keep sup
plies to faraishthose wishing to 60 into the lum-
herring business
He has constantly On hand Bark Canoes, fit
ted up with Oil Cloths, Tents, ETC., to sell 0,
hire 70 persons wishing to visit the Pine region
labove explore that vast country lately &c ded to
the United States by the Chippewa Indians, o,
make trip up the Mississippi and across &c
Fondu Lac, The head Of Lake Superior, by the
Savanna Portage, Savanna and st, Louis Rivers
The traveller DESTROYS Of witnessing the most in
terestiag Portions Of wilds the Of .2merica, should
|by all means take this trip Guides or Voyagers
can always he furnished 10 travellers, who aft
perfectly familiar with those routes, arid are ner
who be trusted--nisking the journey perfectly
Isafe. Refer TO Bornp and Oaks, ST. Paul, ans
Ramsay Cooks. N. Y, ytf
| Grow Wing, .fpri 20. 81
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A LARGE assortment Of Paint and Varnisi
= brushes for sale BY MORTON AND PACE.
st. Paul, April. 1855. Milf
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4 bERFUMERf, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery, an,
= Patent Medicines. Wholesale ard retail, bv
st. Paul, April, MORTON PACE.
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c-MOULTONi-A al Law, ST. Anthony,
NJ. r, will attend TO professional business in the
aTcrsn, Court. in the Territory. oct. n2syl
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j. w. MULVEy. NJ. D.--Physician and Surgeon
MONTICELLO, Wright Coz, Minnesota. min n2sy
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FLA r. 10 w 4 RE !! !
CROSS AND PILLS8t RY

CROSS AND PILLS8t RI
II a. Manufacturers in the East. The largest and
best selected stock of Hardware, Stoves and
iaYare, cutlery, Iron and Steel. ETC., ETC., ever
brought to Minnesota.
They are also agents for Gage, Porter and
Co.'S Mil, Circular, Mu]ey and x cut Saws +;
also, RI, Saws. ETC., etc.
Their Circular Saws vary in size from s to 60
inches.
-aiso, agents for T. Jewett and Sons Leather
and Guttapercha Betting The Up-River trade
particularly solic,ted. as We will sell at prices
that will compare with st. Paul prices, or lower.
Please give US call before purchasing elsewhere.
St. -dnthony, Lower Town. Minnesota, 1856
n52y1
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JOSEPH I'OBEY,

JOSEPH TDBEY,
Successor TO A. Il. LARpENrEua y
tkIWOLESALE and Retail Dealer 10
w Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Ready Made Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
Gents Furnishing Gcods, Yankee No
tions, SC. No. 3, Third Street, near
jackson, ST. Paul, Minnesota.
Constantly on hand complete
stock Of Goods for the iadian Trade.
St. Paul, NJ. T.,Oct "a. n65yI
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Az OLDDRvJG STORE.
UNDER Il .YETr FIRM.

I'M ORION s. PACE, having purchased the
wv entire interestof l.. G.. Kinney in the Drug
Store situated in the IS Worlds Far' building, on
Third Street. with the intention 81 Transferring a
VII csase and Retail Drug business, inalIits branch
es offer TO their friends and the public full and
complete asttfet Of the best description Of goods
,,saav f,nnd in heir line, al fa!f prices We shah
purchase none Int pure ,uuaduierated medicines and
ahalI rantee aiartic,es be such as represenfed
bv MS ~ nur customers. With the assistance of an
able and experienced German and French Chemist.
we trust shall give satisfaction in all our saes
Store opena All hours, day and night.
St. panf, April. 1855. milf
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100 Bh|s. Flour,
Iii0.Saeks do
IN I!hls fJark

Bacon, Lard, Butter, Cheese. Teas
Coffee Sugar, Of all kinds, Cider Vine
gar, Molasses, Soap, Candies, salera
|sus, Salt.
Starch,
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proper for tho suppressioa immortality and
the preservation o. peace and gol d order.


Sec !. The department known the police depart
msn shall e bureau Of city watch municipsl police and
the head ch officer thereof he denonxtsd Chief Of Police.
Sec The officers Of the Police Department existing
upder passed previous ls5i. who denomn sted
capv eutenans of police, surgeons of police
gesas of police policemen and do shall be officers of
De bureau of police established.
Sec The several officers mentioned in two sec
tons shah continue possess The and to perform the
dulles conferred and imposed them by the laws and
ordinance The rules and regulations for the OF
the police hereby created by the Mayor
and ommit shall continue the officers of
this bureau but the may time abrogate alter
Rose regulations, su5stitue others in their stead
See Tn. policemen watchmen for the various wards
o the city Of New Nck shall be continued 10 be appointed
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The Brorscn Comet.

To TIE hDIIUH OF IL HkHALD.
YoKKurIE, May %, 1857.
The ncbulous appearance Of the comet in the immediate
vicinity Of" By (Be,a, and apparently times ob.curiug
the lower right limb Of that star, dsccrnable from
the bell tower 10 this village at p Saturday evening
last though not plainly enough TO permit the observer TO
distinguish how beaded The telescope used was the
one furnished by the city TO the bell ringers. DIX.
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The Late stabbing Affair OH the Staten Island
Ferry.


The Staten Island ferry famed for its insecurity,
winning equal notoey for the riots and turbulence Of
which is the Every Sunday evening blackguards
rowdies and pckpockes TO be found he boats in
search Of and plumber. Two three weeks
offensive gentlemen severely beaten by gang Of
backsuards board the Hunchback ard last suudaya
cabdrver stabbed death board the Josephine.
There TO expect similar hroug
the Under the circumstances, submit that the
police authorities AMI the agent of the line had better
suit together and provide for supply Of officers board
the boats during the late trips. might be WE'LL too, II
the line Is Of any value, 10 special boat
days for the of prostitutes People living in the city
would enjoy afternoon sail with their wives board
these boats IL not that at the best hoursour i've,
CT the on board rendering the place too hot for any
modest members of their sex.
ANTE-MoRrEM ExAMrSATtoS OF THE WOUNDED CAB
DRIVER.
Coroner Perry visited the New York Hospital yesterday
for the purpose OF holding ante norton examination in
the of Charles Quinn, the hack driver who
vereiy stabbed Sunday evening, while engaged in
ARRAY board the Island ferry Josephine but
the injured suffering such acute pain that was
found impossible proceed with the examination Seve-
raj Of the injured mans friends visited him hospi
yesterday and there stated the Coroner that Quinn
had been stabbed by q named Nose, or Mosley and
that there Councilman OF the First ward stand
ing by when the ARRAY took place, who could have pro-
vented the disturbance II he chose. Tho police cndea
vorDg TO effect the arrest OF the accused party
supposed he has fled from the city. The wound in
icfed upon the person OF Quinn Is very The
knife penetrated the abdomen the right sde and laid
bare the ntestines several inches The opinion Of
the surgeon Of hospital that Quinn cannot reco
yer. No satisfactory account OF the origin Of the
can be rendered but Is supposed that II all grew OF
a quarrel between young man named Donnclly and n
German whose name unknown All parties were more
or less intoxicated 81 t,e time.
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1857.

Mr.. JOINS replied that they were in the box, and he
had never 80 en- them.
After the tran action of routine business the Board
adjourned 70 Thursday afternoon.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A PROFESSIONAL YOUNG GENTLEMAN. WITH A
"a liberal income and OF highly cultivated tastes desi
rOu ~ forming acquaintance with young lady, for the
purpose Of uniting 10 Nsr holy atrony:
must be Of good family and have liberal education money
no object t the subscriber sufficient for reasonable
beings Address Charles Edward stanton, Herald ONCE,
stating where ~ interview can be had.
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ITO COAL CoNTR tCToRa-sEALED PROPOSALS
will be received until the ID Of June NEXT at IL A. NJ, fa
furnishing aud delivering the Almshouss Department
ra,hush, L. lsO gross tons beat quality ehigh coal
No bids will be considered unless In strict conformity with
blanks which be had the Offices Of the Supernend
Of the Poor at the Amshouse Fathush s the Cry
streets, William sburg
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WURarTUHn. 30.

TpINpTore SECRETARY sxDsTEADs YEARLY
save tbeb price IN ren instantly convert paror Int
a Iuyursut sleernk aod Wholesale and retail
slso b nstamean sN whis srsst as< <oos nv. BrosA
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nIAkOr0)b-TBs TRADE ~ RESPECTFULLY In
~ formed that continually manufacturing and he n,
on hanA large stock OF diamond jevelry OF The styles
large assortment o. dsmopds hand Betting done b
he trade diamonds borgb, for sab
HERSASN 20, ais sros.. stress.
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~ JUN - w.
gFO WARNER. On -,
ftfFR OR VITO " ~
JfSSE %. sfNhLE.s.
JOHN EkTIIENAN.

az oRniFtNcF 20 .rsrtrfsH nuRrAu " AID 'ishi
WtrCH on puffcr
TIC Mayor Aldermen ana Counwnnav ~ me Wy ul view
fAuruun Council Al o-tafn q. V1wp-
Whereas he Council " ciiv oil New Work are
fully Authorized pass such laws and ordinances As may
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DyEsrIsgaEsTs 4KNEW8 NERi ear.
ruE LECTuysy. sEAso,.

I .ECTuRE ON LIGHT-FoR THE BENEFIT OF THE
~ church fcr deaf mnes, BY Prof r. Ogden Doremus NJ
O'Clock Tickets 90 cents each for sale the stores and
hotels al s5 East Thirteenth street, and the on The
evening of the lecture.
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We the undersigned hereby and bind ourselves to
clean the streets Of the .contract district being the
ward Of the city NJ New York and the ashes and
garbage ihereom In accordance with specific ssuet
Nv the romiss and Lamps the
sum q - dollars per year or at that rate so long
Oiniif the subject confr-
nation Of the common Council The 10 be done under
the direction and supervision Of the Commissioner Of
md
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nFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TAXES AND
~ Assessments April 30 ls57.-Tax psyers take notice.
Notice hereby given TO all parties Interested that the sse
rolls Of several wards Of the city OF New York
delivered the Commissioners Of Taxes and
that the wii be open for reve and
ton, the Office OF the Commissioners, No. 81 Chambers
New Court Housed from the 10Th day Of May TO the 2sb
day Of june inclusive between the hours OF O'Clock A.
and O'Clock NJ
Application for the correction OF sssessmers
the cce of the Commirsoners of Taxes and
during the period above mentioned All persons
who neglect 10 make such application, Except by Of
the city during the entire period In
which the books open will no. be entitled rees roa
ths Bos-d of Supervisors at any subsequent, period.
a $3.50 prn -oOS'' And Assessments
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mum srv yoRE DYEiNo AND PRINTING EsTAp
Il m.hmsrt Staten Island ofncce IS John street. and
I'D BROADWAy
sy.. ..,.hu.ned branch once no Broadway foy the
rsn,erce n residents In the upper part Of the city, are pre-
vsre6 70 execute all orders To- dyeins nd ceansns As
nepal superior manner
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" ING CHARLES SPANIEL FOR sALE--A VERY
N very beautiful King Charles dog Ihi, dog has been
by good Judges the handso. n s Kind
fs color AN hair fine silk he
from England sr months since ard Ia In perfect
hearth. Any lady gentleman wishing something which
cannot be surpassed IN Tits country for beauty and smarne
will DO well 10 call nj SO Fulton stree Prise S5 Any LADY
pni clasnr the dog r nj W saturday
then N he does plea, be returned Can be
until Saturday sod, at ~ ocock after which time
will offered, "a s the intention Of the owner 70
with him 10 VI gland.
W a,Hy FUK sl,E "a UB sKrEk-IhE sChyUsHb
l Yacht Starlight about fny ons well found and In
No boat In the squadron has better sccommods
uous Apply 10 n BIOOB00OD Secretary NJ The New vovs
vsch iuh No Pine 'trset
UAcHT FOR sALE-THE SAIL BOAT Aida HA.
wing been thoroughly overhsulsd, s now orered for sale
by the subscriber. She Ia ~ feet long, feet beam
complete every particular For further informs
ton apply 70 JOHN I. ROLIINs, No. 81 Beaver stree,
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nFFICE COMMISSIONERS METROPOLITAN POLICE
~ District No NJ White street-New York May 3 1857.
EorIcFThe Commissioners OF the Metropolitan Police viii
proposals their office, No. IS White In the
city Of New York. for the lease suitable tenement in each
Of the police districts in the city Of New Yorkss6
be Of sufficient dimensions accommodate the
police for the lodging OF and disorery
the temporary detention of persons arrested
offences &C. BY order Of the BOARD OF Conms sioners
q. W. EhRREE, Chief Clerk, pro tenn
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KOTICE-THE COMMITTEE having THE 81 BJEC7
IN of the disposal Of the Crystal Palace under consideration
viii hold their final meeting No. City Hall Wed.
th inst at r. NJ All persons Interested
nesty requested attend this will be the last opportunity
Afforded 70 them WIN. WILSON, } e,a.,.,
WIN. COULTER, , oPco,a
JAS GRIFFITlfS, y o""'""o|
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REWARDS.

C10 RkWARD-L0sT, ON MONDAY MORNING, MAY
PiV Is about 10 o'clock, in usmerey street betv cen
Bedford and VaricS silver patent lever watch double oack
No s3is John Noncas maker Liyerpoc also gopI vest
chain attached to the WATCH The finder receive the
above reward aud the thanks Of the return ne them
TO John Wheeler Jr, i3 Hamsrsey street. Pa Snbroka
and others wiz please stop the watch Il vred and
notify the subscriber as above. '' ~