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NOTICE.-At a MEETING Of the BOARD Of
IN PILOT COMMISSIONERS, held June 2 1857, II
unanimously resolved that the poase ground Of tho port
Of New York be deemed to be west Of line drawn in the
direction from Fire Island Light 20 that Of Banest
Light which line viii run s. w. s, and ~ u. I'M and
q that line vessels subject 10 potage must tsks
the first pilot offering bis services, The piloisse
+. PERKINS, Secretary.
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\, o. d. FThe annual meeting Of the Stockholders of the
Odd Fellows Hall Association IN be held ia the Hail. corner
Grand and Centres s MONDAY June g. al O'Clock
The election Beard of Managers for the ensuing also
M Inspectors OF Election viii be held the same day
TIE poll win opeY at 5 o'clock :. - - . 800. .
BY order, JOHN }. DAVIES, sec.
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IMPORTANT 10 BUSINESS MEN.--WANTED
A few MEN with Cash capital from 100 upwards
TRAVEL LOCATE South and West aud take charge Of
profitable and respectable business la which large profits
realized Address NJ A s.. Post Office New York City,
with resl name and place 0i interview.
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And No, 10 and l9 Jacob ST. cor Fraukfos, FIREPRooF
BUILDINGS.
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whip publicly senor Maria samp~r, Of tho repre-
essensaves q sht sasc In the uaHous Congress- on o.
Count az souo publications. In which he discoses many
0mee ana abominatons OF tho clergy Of interior a
Row Granada, snd soo,rees them with an I'M
epsrtrg ana most powerful hand We do not won
cor ~ tho rsss Of the foolish PRIEST, but we
90 wonder that he has, apparently, SO few sup
porter. Tho allowance and effect OF sam
pers scafhiDg letters promise we'll for New Granada We
email Ake pleasure In transIang quotations from them for
our readers orc long We have observed in Of
great reformation that has been going he church OF
Ssooh America. The truth the people reforming in
eneir treatment Of church matters aud he clergy, and
rev OF The latter reluctantly hborasng In
s With this change note proniaeat feature az
iEha 7donme0t Of PspAl acknow In temporal
ynster. AID The equont rs,ad REIMBURSEMENT n their
own s~nr><uScy by the priesthood This becoming
Y,, M AZ A. sve sarmet his ExcSsncy the Pope, and
Ge ohs.rvs ~ "a ~umorcd, he intsnds shortly paying
.uTrA ss<xaoN ~ THE IBGBLArrRu
The Governor :" PnSsma Called the Legislature togethev
Tor the lst of june ip terdinary session d report
cd bs cue q bis reasons fo 90 dong 70 consider the
eroprety Of moving the State -oai from 'n"s Guy W ~
taass do Versguas.
DEATH OF rmrT STRAIN, ras nall
Lieut. Strain Uoit@d Sastes Navy, vince as" ne d,,on
known connected With Dsrien Exploring ia ,Sta -
which he the ccnmanding office, went o ~ ~
ger 10 the Illinois, TO join the sloop OF war m
wall, and died on Thursday night sno''S "i .sa
his arrival. His remains were interrec w sue
9Th In Mount Hope cemetery, ths corpse psing
accopanled 70 It's last resting place by the oncers
he d sue and Of the British shipe ofwr Orion and s
lAsk ana ~ many OF the residsu t5 OF Aspnwall.
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ssr:. q, ..s .' ~; -. s, vs. fs
DAVIS r New New or,ss. Carver tor "~'an~AA I'M
esys VIZ, rsss o5 Newport. Bl~y. wllmIaroa- No.
IA; nrs 1oh"nn t'remh Kohu. Bsmen Asri ~ n ssyAs
&, "a ss ssstsnxsss q sao'on Ruser is lost n a. s
VII n,f Tempest of wscsssee Wool RIO sr.uae March n
n lou ~ s ssSss e w.i'h Carve, Chase I.y.sx 4.
t,csn dsys hhis OIL The Sss .xps.1src.s ve-
dsss Of E on 'he pa sage stove boats 4c. ard tscu
arF Ocean Bird Levitt. s'-,. Leon. Are. Apr, a. VIA
ertg escnia. hence Trnasd Cuba yh Cd 6spe Es
svox" ws. Ing sehr Roswell Klns a sad lson sIppcsn
I'm Hobart tof Einooas Me-, LArkn Kingston, ia, May
MINE s. ssS a xs'y d Msy , led sssSs Ne
M ses.s sS'fq ssn' s: ressssd n Kas.Sn ia Geo
sr.s N'Ssn of Nschiss sasucsr ssxus Nay ~ win mo
M s :" Moss. Taytor go; msstev March IN
S.. Reuben Carver dsnas .bsndones and faa Of wses
tbs ~. msnns complete brcaH Saied In CO VIII
No. sS5 s s:a ast s,-oo
schr J.n. ssnSs eS o s. " voro. p0
niead NAY With sngar To maStey
with ssn so 1S. T s%s rp. B'mud. sd.y
sshr John hd3rd ssf M.rslcA'. Baker. JsAssoav,na
schr loyal Scranton Iowdep savannah dayu with COT
tor 70 Scranton ralman
So $, s':s::s: ; Ss.z,. b1s;.s.s Del.
scsr Tyrone, suous Eli,sbetbgor. for Boston.
sssr 4%sss. : .sss's & si
sskr Gsrns chamberlain. Rsist1 Rcs,ou, days.
scnr Grace Darling. Carr Prosidence.
schr crelln from wreck sf shp irene at
sssanor Wesshessr. CLARK Provsde.sA
.-f sAHED,
steamship City of Manchester (tsr,, Lverpool
shps Thornton for Liverpool Of The wes, nv q,
John, Nh, arc anchored ~ the SW spit
Wind during the day from ssE, very thick sunset
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MARRIAGE AKD DIAyvs
Married.

BzACH-MAssisorcr. On Sunday, May 10, BY Rev Dr.
Andrews, at the Chestnut stre Episcopal church, Phia
deipha, Mr. hESRr NJ BxAcH late Of Augusta Ga to Miss
Mary E. NANNNGros, daughter or James Y. Warrington
Esq, OF the former CITY,
IRylNE-BuRDMf.-On Wednesday, May q, nj Holy Tri-
nifty church, Brooklyn, by the Rev, p sanford, HAML
TON b. lRvux 70 LYDIA ANNA BuRpsv daughter of the
Benjamin g. Burdctt, OF this CITY.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
LrDIow-SMrn-On Thursday evening, May II, by the
Rev. T. r. Smith, pastor Of the Seventh Pres oyteriau
church, Mr.. ExAsnUs T. LUDLOW Miss MARIA L. SIXTH, all
OF this city.
Connecticut papers please copy
sHAFKR-FoRp-On Sunday. May 10, by Rev. Dr. An
drews, at The Chestnut street Episcopal church, PhiAde
pha, KNEzR sHArxR. Esq., counsellor at law, Of this
city, to Miss AUGUSTA FORD, dau6 her OF Judge Ford OF
the former city.
vEsSAm-HARrrs.-In Brooklyn Wednesday, May
n, by Rev Or. Mley, GEoRGR C. vxssAS to ADDis p.
daughter OF J. W Uarper SEQ.
WBnN0-GKKxy AT Grace church IN this city, by Rev.
Thomas X. Taylor, D D., COL g. wHrnsa to Mrs JAM
GREEN, Of Boston, Masg
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were subussed ~ edo sssuea = LAWS ~ Aa un
nsicsi,y II n 70 esvr~ss kosss ~gnson n wrcngs Ike
thtse tia on are called upon assemble, and doub.
thai the rsd VOICE ~ 40 and influential class
xenf will and be heard regret however. that it will
be impossible for me 70 Aeeep! your pd Invitation 70 be
sent and the meeting Since my noumbenoy
this Office have avoided attending public meetings any
kind ard have uade infe xibe Fue not par cpae In
he any which In he character have pol
cal party hes ing You VII excuse me Therefore fm
ieCts you have In view. Very respectfully,
To Messrs. schimer, Panen, Myer Naniz and Dessoye
Committee. Ac
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The proper officers will hold the election for delegates
the said Convention the third Monday of June next
directed by the law aforesaid and In accordance with the
apporuonment herein made and declared.
In testimony whereof have hereu ato subscribed my
name and affixed the zeal of the Territory, at Lecompon,
this the 10Th Of May, 1867.
lSeal FRED. p. STANTON.
Fly Moore Of Empire Aste political notorety is the
most prominent and popular candidate here with both the
proeavery and free State wings oil the democracy for
nomination OF delegate to Congress If he will consent to
accept he viii without doubt be elected; but though his
friends urging him strenuousy, he has not yet pro-
missed 70 run,
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ahp Plymouth Rooh, Hammond, Iondon-0rinnen, Miuurn
ssP so.tes
ssip Fanny Forester, sherman Ne. oresns-Rooson
PAN walton ur Parker 9ssrur xcA glla vseslocs
PARK W n BrOdie Williams, Moons--si|sss, Chairman
si s1f: .s
p,s gSs1 sn Td o sSp ss,pw sAmd1
Brs vrspcons, UPTON, Nacha.>- ssAJs-~. Tsiso. Co
seSr Rschsnlr,ss. Jayne. -ncCrssdy Noa Co
sSs sr x Hsi Crane fsisdeiphis-Roser, williams
sesr I9sfPsins W ns.G rsnrJe rhllsdeipsi,
sbr Warren x Sssg9p New
ARRIVED
steamship arabia Prl, stone Liverpool Nay rs WITH mdsc
ard pass.nEerS 70 Snnnd " i6h Pm ssensnsed sis
Ciaysal and Emma, all 6gHd IN; fI,b 81 All, Tussar
@ lS srssl1ss XII 1870 uO f indou Tor
Nee yort 2sh, AN, ssnAzed Br steamship Asia, hence
steamship Illinois, nosgs Aspnwali May ~ PN, vis
KEssion Js "a I'M With specie and ISL passengers to
seamship rromesseus Gray New Orleans May ~ va Fla.
xh bark Ss.nor. & bound IN
zs pam iSR SSns' ps sSnni Rs,,s n with a,
and Pa,ssassrs 70 Lsasn rlesssn,s zh ~ m ss III
osc supposed her 70 have gone his morning during The
Sip 10 eps Gcress COT rboma.,ou, ochrcs. Liverpool
Atr "a wh nndse snd 70. passengers % snos argess
s ,ssa snd Lnd9a SrrsS Wy
"a lat al 3D. lon 81 a. brig Nile OF Port Medway,
H. wstsriDgred and sband oned all salts set
ship So Ko6 pei HAM Rurssn. Hsnbuas 81 days. with
rndsc and no passenaers, 20 y Aimsinch - M, =,
&c ss . s SaS' spr He 's S S 'pce .Sp Red
Jscket ffem Liverpool tor Melbourne - 49, -
BARK GaaiOn, MAXWELL Barbadoes Msy IA WIN sugar,
We, 10 Bshop Bro, OF New Haven. -.
s sab S nsss b r1gysf Bro.
Lindsey clark for Baltre, and saw her On me zsa a.
"a D. Ion III % having feet water In her hold ~ neuds me
punps and basng OF the main hsh bad hrowA over
csrro spoke her again PM when bef wye "a
the fss ~t sight of her Ia the darn 1d inst lat
~ Ion IS barb steering X. shovtns ene ssna1 uitn
white ball h Y.
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Q.2hl

Now therefore l. Frederick p Stanton, Secretary and
acting Governor do hereby proclaim that according
ment among the legal of the several districts afore
said they respectively entitled 10 elect TO tho Convsn
ton provided for 10 said law the number OF delegates
severallY herein assigned 70 them that Is to say
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OOuFt Calon0ar-yh19 Day.
SUYWn Corn-OrcuiA-Nos. 27So, Tee, 7ss, so92,
3lsS, a0s6. 6Is, 68i. 1854. 3i6s, 1855.
HpYuRon CouR1--Nos 400, 40 1N 3o2, 424 5qf, 637,
$751; 64 623 e4e e4s 1922 bs6 $685. 1fe, eo2, 661 SIC,
172 2s s67 SGT 6e2 oss est os6 SOC, o97, $685. TOO,
7o3 To5. 7Qs, 100, 40.
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RESPONSE or rHB MAYOR

MAYORS DFrrr. NEW toNki way W.
osrrxxss-I am thankful for the invitation 20 addres
meeung of my German fellow citizens ON TUESDAY
NC Wy propose TO their scntncns ot VIC feCHt
a A. on e for this city ropeaoeaby assemble
OF Grievances s right which guAlIe1
~ ue and hence inherent In our systn &"
49,, ~ ~ Upon this occasion Il Ia not only right put
~ 10y New York irrespective Of birth, cis5 ur
Bc3 perpcr.eS nonn the rross usurrsons whsh sase
n ~ heir tyrant masters a The state
APP e nc utne have our interests been 40 shame.
s.nI.. ~ d. saaly Violated now Tho inime has
800 u ~ anrr.sn heyQutinn were n v near grca
% % npvn me liberties OF .be colonies a.
~ W denounce of the liberties of this
su.s,pps ors % pc lame principles been incorporated ntc
YORK. OF fhilsdelphia any Tine wi,hi, ssr 49, "a
Us wa ninerctn frretom and ndl,en3,nce would have
s sua msndses which heir royal rredcccsso-s :. ~
James would not have Jared conceive .d a. hi M. rt
49, eowertel CITY had res siege been capnre n srsss
nssn oeen Esen ov ir page aud plumber ~ hes blsrs
ErpuDhtn rotntere OF fOrtuns fnrrlshea 80.
s@& ~~e~ Asush none precisely parallel whcrs thrss
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Neafness ard
Durability combined IN spring
and yummer clothing now ready at pRusGoLD sPRooHS
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Interesting from kansav.
OUR LKCOMPr0N CORRESPONDENCE.

LEo0KFfoN, r. T., Nay 20, 1851
The Governors Pvocamato-Tne Constitutional Convention
Eleaion, DC, DC
We have just beeo favored with the psrusa, Of draf, of
Acins Governor SAntons election proclamation, which
viii be sent to tho printer ana distributed this
week. Tho following will be found IN accurate copy Of the
document in question:
PROCLAMATION.
10 TrE LEGAL VOTERS ELECTION orF1cFRs or KAvsAS
Urited Saes Of <merca Territory Of Kamsas Whereas
me Following returns Of the census taken under the OF
the legislative Assembly, entitled "An act 70 provide for
the taking census and election for delegates
co psssed the lsh OF February 1857 have been made
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NEW YORK HERAlD,v FRIDAY, MAY g.. 1867.

Hills Hair Dye FO~r NhiIlsngs . BOZ,
tmitsbir hair cutsir Y.
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be well cain until your blood for your blood your
pure unless you take healhfu
table medicine. BRANpRETli's pills are world wide ia
fame no 10 them do rest broken
reed Sold a Brandreh bsdlng. New York; alo al So
Division street, BY A Cushman Broadway corner OF Tween
~ second street, Brooklyn agency t7o Fulton street.
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Coats, Pants and vests-Also Rsgians suita-
BILE for spring apd summer, at CIARKEs, lie William
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To Lady Observation-Disclosures Summer
rihpx designs Of BRAID LsshorD and light
felt In brown. gray and mixed ooors, al BAFrAs, LOG
Canal street
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Paris Boots and shoes per sArsGo,- from
Neles EU0EEF FERRIS a SON, Boomskrr~,
81 Nassau street. below John street
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Infants md Childrcn's Lcghorn and Fancy
hats brilliant assortment all new styles NJ BANTAs
corner OF Canal Wooster street.
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Espenscheid's Cashmere Hats.-A New

variety OF the cashmere hats n exceedingly delicate aRd
becoming color extremely light and Of the finest texture has
inst been b~oush, out by Espenscsed leading style fr
the present Also the pure Rocky Mountain svery
together with several cnoice styles OF Panama
adapted 30 the Gentlemen DESTROYS OF
article in the hat way should call Al EsPENsCHIsDs
No liz Nassau
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Singers Sewing h1ssch1neg.-Ia buying ewch
An Article a machine. The n 10
buy e best rhose who purchase Singers machines always
set what key want with satisfaction ana profit
While ose Who buy az the cheaper ana infecr machines
IN ne u,aytet suffer DISAPPOINTMENT vexator aud
go NJ srr0nh CO., 81 Broadway.
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OrfQinai.-tsenin's .Gens," A Jewel Of the
fpest water highest best beautiful and only beaver
cashmere the leading drsss ha, OF the For sale only
by eENIk, H4 broadway. opposite It, PAuls.
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B~ebs d Co.,, Fashionable Hatssrs, iss

Broadway hand full assortment Of genuemen's
hats via Rocky Mountain stivery beaverr lighter
aud beautiful than they have ever before made
os,ea svics and ciors srnv hats of entirely new
styes with their OF mseskin hats
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Dsvtd's summer style OF Gcnt1emen's
fNb beaver, cashmere soft hats snd sraws ready
Give bin call al s@l Broadway. near Duane street
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ssscnsior's Hair Dys, wigs and Toup~ss-
Tue beat IN the world slrpsssng al Nads sk end appued
~ the mandatory. IS Broadway
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Archer g. Martins ventiietiong Paragon
The beyond comparison imitation No 10 Green
uch street. between Warren and Murray streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-29

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