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Descent on Colony Of uFrss Lovers, !,


There has been q society ofthost
known as "irce lovers" located al
Berlin, in Erie county, for some time
whn have hnnn r;v;~s practice, -f
lect to their. peculiar principles, By
entirely ignoring the marriage rela.
ton The community around, be.
came 50 completely annoyed with
their unblushing acts Of licencious'
ness, that complaint was lodged
against them, and they were acsor.
dinghy arrnigncd before the Mayor ol
SAndusky City, one day last wee,s,
Tyler, thc leading spirit, Who had
induced "a Mrs. Lewis to abandon
her husband in New York, was %,
pecially severely dealt with; he wac
required to give bonds for his sp-
pearauce ut the next term of tue
Court, aud in default of which, he
was committed to Jail. The Others
were admitted on bail, will, the un.
dcrstanding that they left tho coun.
ty not to return, their rccognizance
would not be forfeited. Mrs. Lewis
returned with her husband to her for.
mcr home. -."r i..'
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Msh Abbsrtissulsuts.
HDHY Known

KDs0N COLT. xzRA aRoxs. HpHY Known.
~ OFT n BROWNS, Attorneys and Coun.
U sellors at Law, and General Collecting
Agents, will give prompt attention 70 all bus
mess entrusted TO their care.
OvpIoE--Second story Of !" Head Quarters
Block, fret door north Of Reeds Hotel, NLdlay,
Hancock county, Ohio. NOV. ~, s7.
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Are you sick, no matter what organ is af.

Are you sick, no matter what organ is af-
lected depend upon 1t the blood. which is
the food and sustenance OF every organ, Is
full OF corruption! DR.. Robsck's Scandt.
navian Blood Purifier and Pills, break up
the source ofdisease in the huids of the
body. They purge and purify the elements
of the blood. Hence their quick and COM
plete cures in dyspepsia ,sorofu 10, eruptions,
FITS, ,tumors, nervousness, kidney complaints,
piles, weak stomach, low fevers, debility,
rheumatism, headache, want Of sexual vigor,
etc., etc. These remedies are astonishing
~. "hoIe medical worid.
| See Advertisement.
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CIRCULATE TIE JEFFERsOMAN,

ySvsry trss friend oflRcp cpabllca,, PrincIple.
VIII (we hops, iexest himseifto extend the cir
ssistion " w Hasessk Jk6ssssss. There arc
many not taking Il, WIN would, if solicited. {
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decide on the fundamental law, bss
are also depriyed sf,the sieht Of elss'
ting the judges slcctiShs. &
This act of onniliip pat tyranny 4
in keeping witb ths wkae course q
the Administration towards Ksnsa.
since its first organization ; ard IL
amounts to nothing short of an as.
sumption that tho people may Of
right be deprived Of oil participation
In the work, Of legislation; for ,ifthey
may justly'bc deprived OF me right
Of fdeefd'ng Oh the Constitution an
'icr which they arc tolive, they may,
With equal jnsticc, be deprived ofthe
right Of taking any part yiu the legis-
lation, that 10 to be based cn the
Constitution as q fundamental law.
Indeed the Constitution may DO SO
framed rs to control alldutnre .legis.
lation, and completely tie DIP tie
hands Of Legislators. It Is therefore
oftl'e utmostiinportaDce to the peo-
PIE, to have a'say so In its adoption.
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Old Lucre liv Sl Onion
;ss7sa,; sssst;s ! He b;sstI ;'s$ rs sIsoss sDs,
Gee, he IA, q ba9 yeneftlhi1 hat
ute will Be:to a., nd five huadred
dollars isx grsdk dsxl of,moHey to
pay for the qualification Of 9th.
er people" "I,eneft to youl-
Why, sir, II wifi benefit you more
than anybody else. The statute can
be seen from every window of your
house; 1t will be an ornament, and
add dignity TO the whole neighbor.
lAAedy y,AaAr itIsill Pespstsally ssmis,2
you Of the Father Of his County
the imnbttaf Wasiiingtoni" "Ahi"
answered Old tucre, "Tdo not re-
'quire b statue to remind me Of him,
for / always carry W ashington here,
and he placed his hand upon his
heart. "Then let me tell YOU" re-
piled the applicant, ''ifthat is 90, all
! have to say is, that you have got
Washington in very tight place"
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w A Mt E. ID
TO YANKEES AT THE WEST.
The Best Newspaper In New Es gland
The Springfield, xas., Weekly
Republican.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY Fo9 so A YEAR.

BY SAMUEL BOWLS & COMPANY.
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what Wa want and what We Don',
wsnt.-we want some ten or fifteen cord,
OF good dry wood on subscription. and we
don't want rough. green, refuse wood, foI
which q market can be found no place else.
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tiicu, to the OohSftSS OI tne Uhlteu
States for admission into tho Union
as q sovereign States, under the said
Constitution.
Sec. 8. Every male inhabitant
who is citizen OF the United States,
at the time of the first election, and
is above the age of twenty years,
shall he deemed an elector ut the
first election to be holden in this
state;and any clector qualified as Of
oresaid, shall be entitled to be elect
ed to any Office or place under this
state constitution ut such election;
anything In this constitution to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
Sec. 10. The president Of thi.
convention shall issue writs of elec
tion to three housholders in tn,
several counties requiring them {,
cause an election to be held for gov
ernor, secretary OF state and treas
} urer, representative to Congress o
. the United States; members Of III,
, state Legislature; and all other OF
, ficers, elective under this constitu
: ton, In their respective counties
D districts snd places Of election; ol
: tue frat Monday and day foliovinI
e|of yanuary IN the year eIghteel
4 hundred And iifty, eight which slec
ton shall 10 sll other rsspeots, b
: conducted in the manner prescribe
/, by. the now existing law In the tel
/, |ritory Of Kansas; and all returns I
: rsaid elections shall be made 70 th
|, president of this invention; who
, thereby authorized TO receives q
; anime, and count the votes and 4
} declare who is elected; And slf of
ilsers thus duly elected shall sntsr III
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HOTEL. NEW

~ YORK-As there 10 report circulating throughout the
Gentry tist we (not) advanced price % per day
", tsIs this method inform the travelling pubic We
S.,y, NO from the mines In the Moon By swindne
rad shall continue give the bcst
the Affords and charge fair price there
for heretofore. PropTstors oftbe
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL
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THIS MORNING.
THE WORD AND WORKS OF GOD.

BY the Rev. JOHN GILL d d. so pages limo
This the best Of tie writings Of this great divine,
and will be found Of the deepest interest to Christian
The doctrine Of Sovereign Grace explained By him hss
uchuess dsp.h precOuntss ard G1y whca . - dln
cult TO hnd in any other writer 1t i the ssad besnins a-
insiiig life syns center Of bis system. he can-ot wte
sentence without IT, His thoughts al beam with ts light 40
ci the Of the de God the glory doe
unto HIS he wrote before TIA; huge monster German
ariDg hestrode Theology before thought
ors.e signs plus minus and Iero 20 teach us OF the
srcs. an he sAd and therefore could Alk about
He spirit and hence could discern spiritual things
He lived before the German 9 enyeoped the earth ever
writer q his character needed by the theological world he
certainly 10 =" bor sale the retail BY
EDWARD II. FLETCHER Nc. . Ana-st NY
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ROSS Il TOUSEY, Wholesale Agents, No III sasssust-
THO NEWSVENDERS.- NOTICE.
l. GRATEFUL FOR THE EXTRAORDINARY PATRON
AGE WE HAVE RECEIVED FROM DEALERS IN
NEWSPAPERS MAGAZINES, ETC. THROUGHOUT THE
UNION A PATRONAGE HERETOFORE UNHEARD OF
IN THE NEWSPAPER TRADE, AND AS EVIDENCE
OF OUR APPRECIATION THEREOF, WE HAVE RE-
GENTLY MADE
A MATERIAL REDUCTION
FROM TIE USUAL PRICES ON MANY or
THE LEADING WEEKLY PAPERS, ETC,
BEING SATISFIED THAT THE TRUE POLICY is TO
DO LARGE BUSINESS FOR SMALL PROFIT, IN
PREFERENCE TO DOING (AS SOME HOUSES IN OUR
LINE Do) SMALL BUSINESS ON LARGE PROFIT
THIS SYSTEM ENABLES US 10 SUPPLY DEALERS
IN NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES BOOKS, ETC, AT
LOWER RATES
THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN TIE UNION ~ ANY
ONE poUBTs THIS WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO
CONVINCE SUCH DOUBTER OF ITS TRUTH, BY
SENDING ONE OF OUR
TRADE LISTS, WITH REDUCED PRICES.
WE ARE DEALERS IN ALL THE LEADING NEWS
PAPERS. MAGAZINES ETC, AND SUPPLY ALL THE
NEW BOOKS ANY OR ALL or WHICH WE FURNISH
AT THE LOWEST PRICES AND EARLIEST DATES
WE ARE AGENTS FOR. AND TAKE THE WHOLE
EDITIONS (EXCEPT MAIL sUBScRIPTIONs) OF
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TORiAL CLIPPER, PICTORIAL PICAYUNE, NEW
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AZINE. AND ARE ALSO AGENTS FOR THE LEADING
WEEKLIEs. ORDERS FROM THE TRADE SOLICIT
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We are permitted refer the following well known Pub
Hshers and Booksellers:
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S HIESTON, Knekerbocker Magazine.
W T PORTER and GEO. WILKES. Porters Split Of The
Times
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Mt p J. CoZANS, No. lO7 Nssssu-st-
Nj ROBT BONNER NJ. a Ann-st., Proprietor EevYori
Ledger
Rev w. Il BIDwELL New. Yort Evangelist and Eeieetic
Magazine
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RAYMOND WESLEY L Co, Nev-York Times.
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Proprietor New York Journal
FRANKLIN-SQUARE DEC. 8. 1856
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WITH US LARGELY FOR SEVERAL YEARS. WITH
FAIRNESS AND PUNCTUALITY, AND WE TAKE
GREAT PLEASURE IN RECOMMENDING THEM TO
THE TRADE.
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News Vendors, &c, No. l2l Ns.saa-.;., N Y.
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Mem Publications.

Il n JOY N + n L 4 II L D -
HARPER'S WEEKLY,
Five Cents a Eumber-S2 50 year.
NUMBER TWESTY-THREE READY THIS DAY.
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HARPER'S WEEKLY,
NUMBER TwESTY-THREE READY THIS DAY.
s 3nI E6 6isi Ill B Ss ND H TYT s4e
Inviting new novel which he eomP.r. to the . CtT,a1.
publishing in the columns o. HARPER'S WEEKLY The
@ g T 1s e Of n ,ns oR Ree 'as
simultaneously with the ts publication in England We
peS he pott intellectual trra tia. can be offered to
person Of refined and cultivated taste
cos1ssTs o. THIS WEEKS Pnrr
itusTRaI1o,GF Ni-h,in1ae Annie " Andrews;
Medal presented Miss Andrews by the Howard Association
o. WHAT S,fHlVA is TO BECOME OF NICARAGUA
Further HINTS on TRAVELLING.
Poor Jack Not Licensed to Ks. Private Public En-.
EXAMINATION OF MR. sMARrBoY FOR ADNIs-
sioS T0T II NE E " r BAR srD.vr,.r,
THE MAN ABOUT TOWN.
The Fir.t swallow The Academy again
iNIusTRATIoSs-Tb. Governors Mersion. Lecompton
Kansas Territory: Lanes Fort Mount Dread, Law
renee Kansas Territory.
THE NEW COMMISSIONERS TO CHINA.
ILLUsTRATIoss-The Hon Vivian p. Reed United States
comm''ioner to China Lord Esh British PlenPoiensry 10
'4 OUR 5ETTrcE.
New .5 Bo91' and Literary s5ys GSssiP
PoLIrcA The Foreign Appointments; Arrest ofs United
BIoem in G an Guse.n stabs Candid terwrter Reid
in Ohio The Kansas Eection Dssh Of Senator Butl
Police War Famine Mossn The Conference of SIR
sasI. ra1r he ssss ss T'Sa
ing Babies about; An Extraordinary Superstition.
FOREIGN NEWS
EscLIsD: Parliament; The Speaker in Tight Place
ton Tyranny Eecesisscsi Per.onstt. Whist DqusFse.
bPpo"meu the Gna buf
Dua
Buried The Last Trick TO Secure Trade the Lons
France How they Stock Companies in France French
Ertrsvsgance GERMASY: How IN Catch Grocer PEssIA
Suicide OF the British Conmanders CHINA feh on the Poison
Dg; The Emperors Views the War. NICARAGUA: Down
THE APPROACH TO SAN FRANCISCO.
ILLUSTRATIONS: Approach to the Golden Gate: OF Fort
Point; North Beach and Telegraph H San francisco from
4 GhosT OR NO GHOST.
THE DEAD SECRET
Chapter the Twenty.thrd. Uncle Joseph.
I'll CALL AROUND AND PAY.
PRATTLE AND TATTLE.
ON s% G6%n Gsil'
ILLusTRA1Ioss-I. Telescope View Of Eucke's Comet,
1929 H. DAnests Coet visible Ill The great Comet
Of Charles " whose reappearanoe Is DOW expected ~ Iee
scope View Of Hsley's Comet 5th November, 1885 "
the Comet Of VII The Six tailed Comet Of l74 VIII
Orbit of Bieas Comet
FOREIGN RELIGIOUS ITEMS, u..,,.;.. ,o.
.Onsry Society England Roman Catholic Mission, in Chns
Bavaria she State and Church in Conflict.
THINGS WISE AND OTHERWISE.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
WEEKLY MARKET SUMMARY
COMICALlTIES.
The Latest Case of witchcrs; The Crest Tobacco Cues
Persons living in the Cities Of Eew-York Brooklyn
and whins Hsrpers Weekly supplied at their houses; Si
fcson The Carriers who deliver the will collect pay
Published by HARPER Il BROTHERS.
Frankln-square, New YORK.
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The Rev Charles T.. Harris will preach next SAB
gATH MORNING. and EVENING in the First NJ T. Church
n Johns, Services TO commence 10. aud u o'clock
strangers and others are invited attend. Seats free
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FINANCE DEPARTMENT,
CosrxOLLEs's orricE, tNo Hall Of Records

NEwYoRg June s. 1857
NOTICE 10 the MEN EMPLOYED in CLEAN
IN ING the STREETS-Ths Controller viii settle with the
sweepers and who have filed liens sssnst William
Ross Reynolds contractor for the following Wards FRI
DAY. June at IL O'Clock at noon, follows; The
poyed IN the Fourteenth and Wards Essex MAJ
tet the employed la the Twentieth Ward At the Control
Qce Those who have tickets not returned 70 the
contractor will present them At the time Of settlement Notice
of the Payment Of the other Wards will be given hereafter
A. {. FLA00, Controllsf.
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% INSURANCE COMPANIES. BUILDERS

Il and othsxs. 0Tperasr md Builder. who has
Quoted the business excessively for Is years wishes
SURVEYOR Insuraloe COMPANY for
the whole Of his time take the charge Of extensive
Carpenters business etaer In this City elsewhere would
any other capacity for which k< experience and
eral knowledge him. Unq1esonable Esferences
be furnished Address H. RUSSELL No. ~ South It'll st.,
or No. IS 4th-a-, Bsooklyl, Z. d., immediately.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

TOR SALE-A splendid pair OF MATCHED
BAYS and year. old bsoEsns 70 IN. estate q we ae
Charles Bartlett Coesr Hill Price co. Can be seo O. 'ae
stables of the Gregory House, fouEskeepss
MULES for SALE.-A large hne pair OF Mules
WI for further pSTticaTs uire 8; nv hindns
Wood Office No $50 Horxtio where they can - seen
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II
II CON. Ga, an OPERATIVE DENTIST who Is fslly
peas every branch Of the dental especially plate WORK
To Esithul snd Industrious work an, who IL gentleman ia
bis spearSBee and ibers sssry VII be psds4y
from eSee to 500 PER snnum, according 70 service Macon
is healthy Location aud apprehension that account
need he ensrtGDsd The best II city efereS will be
CURED Address HIRAM SEGER Box No. 4, Macon Geo.
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Boar6 an6 Rooms.

ROARD IN BhOOKLfN-A Room 20 Let mit-
- able for family two single gentlemen furnished
FINISHED al No OF Henry st., i've minutes wlk Of Fulton Or
Wsll-st. Ferries
BOARDING at Nos. As, AZ and 40 East Broadway
- for families and snsls gentlemen
ROARDING-Without Weekday Dinners, may
- be Tad for one single Gentlemen Of Undivided
Character Pheasant house. famed by breeze; private
family Terms Teasonabls For interview address o r. o.
stspIeton. Staten bland
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GOOD BOARD and GOOD ROOMS can be bad
~ In the most DELIGHTFULLY."- located house on Brookivp
Heshts Apply at No Is coumbisst splendid liver NV
Dinner st q eelosk.
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60 turner's anA Others.

GENUINE NORTHERN CHINESE SUGAR
" CANE At y cents Per pound Superior SEED ouSn-
WHEAT. HUNGARIAS uILLgP new md harry vsEiety'
TURNIP SEED-Rutsbsga. WlLte Flat, long White, fe1'
low Aberdeen and ether varieties. CARRor-hot Oanse
and Whit Beix;sn For sale BY r L. ALLEN.
No. lS9 and 1911 Wster-st-
GARDEN and HAY RAKES, SCYTHES,
VI Suaths Grrss Hoc4s, Scs-he Storet Rises, &c Hay
sTsains and Mszure Forks Shoyels Hoes Spades Pcks
Fstrhets sxs- Pruning Shears and Chises Hand
rows Gsrden Trowels, kc.-For sale b.
CHkS. 5. LrTLE's Co, Nos IS and "a fultou-st-
HOYT's BONE SUPER-fHOSPHATE OF
Il LIME-The best fstilizer tcT POTATOES, CokN,
BUCKNHgAT and TURNiPS especially. Warranted cSsl
speS aa other brand In bags Of lS pounds esca
Price 4, q osx TIM FOR ,sls by A. LONGETT
$500 Ne "a CrA-st., New York
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Chs Gurf.

NENTREVILLE COURSE, L. I-Great Trot-
~ ting on MONDAY, June g. Purse ard Stake S2Vp
Al O'clock .. N. two mile heats, in harness
s M.Laughhn b. IN Lady Moscow. VIM. Whe!sn
Washington w. G. Abrams enters AlsrRl formerly g.
a 6lrpi. JOEL CONkLlN, Proprietor.
YT,ENTH-ST. FERRY N0TlCE.-Ouring the
Races over the Fashion Course, three Boas Will ply be-
et 10th St and Green point this rad being but y miles
COCA roads, free from all psyemeuts
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CHUATION WANTED I'm the city or country,
~ a. CHAABERMAID ard WAITER by very conpetent
Girl with good city reference Call at No. le56theg. in the
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DIR. D0reIBus
will deliver the fret Of four lectures, on the 1900
CHEMICAL HISTORY OF CREATION,
at the
DIR. D0reInus

will del
CHEMiCAL HISTORY OF CREATION.
at the
NY MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Cast lSths. 4th Av at o'clock THIS EVENING.
Among other Chemes So And sos M
10 be- obtsined Of Mcssrs John Mhsu No lss Broad
way; d. Appleton Co, No SAG Broadway John Meskim,
No 67s Broadway Thomas T. Green No 800 bTosd"ay ana
Al Prices Bookstore, No 8 Everett House.
Tickets for single lecture Sl for the course 49, ior aay
and gentleman course, 20
Honors to DIR. Kane.-The Fraternity Of Free and
SoSSI. to shs memory Of Dr. K KANE THIS Fhdsy
EVENING, June at the Church Of The Rev Dr. Chaplin An
Fnoeiun By the Hon. +. W. ANDREWS and other apPro
pse exercises Of admission be obtained Of
TEE Committee and at the door.
masonic.-To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN, HEAR
Lodge Of the state Of Of ancient and honor
s Of WednSsdsy June s. GD SS7 Grand Lodseroo
Be, the city Of 9 the 2.SS s5.
s X XfiisS SSi5f lee re s'
b. b. JOHN senior Grand Warden
RI r.. R RAMS T. WGKE.........R W. Q. scoy.
F. F. S S59 y ASIflfoS::::::: y 3 TIL
g. %G 4 MARS; " " 9 Deacon
b. PETER w DOWNING ~ o'o""iu'
Br. CHAS a. JOHNSON........G %. Tler
certify the above be extract from the minutes
sc 1'je: the Lodge fis State Of Ns~Yot
The Rev. Charles T.. Harris will preach next SAB
BATH MORNING and EVENING ia the First NJ t. Churcn
Ia Johnst Services 20 commence at 100 aud u O'clock
Strangers and others invited TO attend Seats free
Grand Demonstration of the Sons of Temper
AEee-Af the Institute, Washington. near CopcoTd st.
buoklyn THIS friday EVENING, June 1887 on which
occa.lon p. w. p Gen. s. +. CAREY, Of OHIO, III W >,
DR.. T. A FkCKARDT Of PennsyVania, and other distin
tu he National Division may be expected 70
sdress the meeting The exercises will be enlyened with
several iayoIte and BY the well known leader Of
TIE Al, thauGns, w. OAKLEY, esq Exercises 70 com.
npce al "a Dcotk Tickets % cents each 10 be had at
SANERY'S Hotel, No IL Bcekman-st.i J. w. hELLOGG
Nc 5sl Ca, sl.st NM II. ARMSTRONG, esd No 10
Nassau St T. EDGERLEY, No 1856 Spring st. $ lNsLEE.
n 40 Hudsonst; ana LEONARD SILL. No. 100 Stanton
q ke~.York: ALIEN. CAMPBELL Pearl and Saudssis
Btookyu aud Of the members Of the Ord,I gene ally
by order IhOMAo EpOERhel, " :.
Remoyai.-The OFFICE OF THE MAGNETIC rELE~
GRAPH COMPANY has been removed from No > Hanover
a. 10 No As Wsst of Jaunceycourt Inc once 10
oren NIGHT aud DAY for the dispatch Of messages TO RMS
6phis Baltimore Washington and all the principal cites on
The SeAboard New Orcau Branch Oce az No III boSe
way AID Burton's Theatcr entrance La Fargo House
Inisn s0cicty of Nazareth Hull.-Foufth Ahnna,
Meeting on FRIDAY, June S51-Ibe former SCHOLARS OF
ksaath Han are invited attend Ali who eXec 70 DO so
will phase iniLed ately inform the Rev EDWARD H.
REICAEL Principal Nazareth Hall Nazareth Northampton
County, Pa
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60 n)bom it man Concern.

MISSING. DIR. BRINK-A person Of this
IVl nsre my,,eousy disappeared from No IS HUDSON
terrace Hoboken Any information bis present whereabouts
given the above place No 81 Nc Dousals n H. will be
subsidy rewarded
NOTICE.-At MEETING Of the BOARD OF
IN PILOT COMMISSIONERS. held June 2, 1857, IL vas
resolved that the ploage sround Of the port
of orb be deemed 10 be Of line drawn In the
direction from Fire Island Light TO that OF Barnesat
Lisht ~ hch line will g. w. s., and N. f. ~ aud
Of that Hne vessels subject to poase must take
the fvst pilot Offering his services the piotsse
F. PERKINS Secretary.
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Cost an0 found.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-02

NOTABLE WALKING MATCH FOR $1,000 -
About month ago, some of the leading sporting
men of New York got up walking match be,
tween the two widely known walking champi-
ons, Mickey Free and Charles TIainor The
match was for $1,000 side-the one that gave
out first: went to sleep, sat down, or tumbled off
the plank, to lose the money. The place selected
for the match was hall in Ninth avenue
platform. forty feet long and five feet wide was
constructed along the hall. A partition was run
through the centre of the platform, leaving for
each contestant plank Of thirty inches wide
The walking commenced Monday night of last
week at O'Clock. and was kept up till : A NJ
last Friday-eighty-five hours in all-when Trai-
nor jumped Oft the plank, and Mickey rec was
declared victor. Hosts Of sports visited the hall
during the continuance of the match. and many
bets Were made and lost upon the result During
the last three hours that Tranor kept on the plank
he was completely out of his head. and did not
know where he was. He would walk few steps
then Jump up and down and laugh ont violently
Flnaily. In one OF his crazy jumps, ne leaped off
the plank and was declared the loser Mickey
too. was nearly crazy-at least so he conf. $ ed
since. The contracted hall and low ceilings with
the dense crowd in constant attendance. Ike ut the
air exceedingly impure and made il more tying
Tor the contestants than it otherwise would have
been.