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With, the past Few days much excitement has been
felt In the United States 10 consequence q The conduct o.
the numerous feet OF British cruisers which At pre-
sent duty the North American aud West India
tons II the accounts IL TIE New York papers N be
CREDITED, the British officers. acting Of curse, under
orders from their government have practically re.
asserted the right Of search by boarding every vessel
wherever found stpeied OF being engaged In the
trade. The metropolitan journals especially resent these
proceedings many national insults, and call upon
the federal government 70 loee time 10 taking any
measures, however extreme that may lead 10 the mme
date discoutpusnce Of proceedings which they Justly
regard ~ highly offensive SO much has been heard At
various tines OF alleged "oursges" OF similar nature
but which have proved on examination 20 be gross
ssgerstors, that has become necessary 10 receive
statements OF this nature With considerable caution but
the extract taken from the New York HERALD of Sstur
day last be correct, wonld aprsdy h1f rcighiori
hdN got Hold Of real grievance al Last.
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THE VERY LATEST.

nv TELEGRAPH FROM IoSpos TO LIVERPOOL.
LONDON, May IL, 1853.
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS
Prom the London Times City ArticleJ
Funds have shown Increased heavin,ss TO day. but
there was partial recovery from the lowest point
No eoub, seems to be entertained shs, the proposed
vote Of cersure on the goverumers win be adopted in the
House Of Commons On the 18Th; and ALTHOUGH IL seems
Amost Incredible dissolution viii either be
mated nv allowed the existence Of doubt upop the pop,
exersises a very upfsvorab,e Influenza
Tho v.Iue Of money remsns un.l,srea A, ths b.nk
,here are scarcely sny sppliostons
The Grain of gold from the bank for the Continent Ia
p, kent up and IA likely To continue while The eastery
wind, teep out yupulies
r III. foreign exchanges this Afternoon The rates were
.bou, ire same ms ~, pos,
About fs4 oto ip br cold vas taken from the bank To-
dsy Tor trapsnis,,on 10 FRANCE.
rFrom the Daily News Ctv Article
The ruuds 10 day were almost solely Influenced nv VA
rvss ruuo,s respec,ips the Ministry In the morning
the epeculors were very despoud,ps and cousol. fell
= per ceni-the spprebetsoo of q dissolution OF Pariia
NEG, ard Of long u~rod OF political dtsquc,ure being
the oe;ensble csue In the afternoon . more cheerful
feeling Vas displayed Tho funds finally co.ed the same
asuaP yesterday In the ether depart nenss Of the
stock Fxcharz. derressou prevailed especially in thu
rno-ning
Indian railway a. res again -rricd the caase sned
beius the numerous new cresil,
he smouri Of COLE withdraw from the bank 10 day
for expectation was fesooo
The continental excbsn ses nov ,sna a, point At which
steady flow Of gold from this side may be looked for
bu, ,bee ground TO believe the foreign demand
will ere long he ruiy ssasaei from tbs incoming supplies
There Is no change in the discount market
THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS AND LORD ELLEsBoroueHs
BEsIsNArtos.
The London 7i-es confesses TO sort Of disappointment
a, the readiness with which Lord Derby has sacrificed his
dangerous colleague. Lotd Hlenboroush Rapid surren-
Ger and political fsh' are according TO English genius
Up 10 sst Friday the ministry stood BY him All this
prtrnsec iesss fa' stane up hsh'-eu'aa once the
courage of ihe ~hoe Cab net oozos on al theH fingers
enes, aSd we are Informed ths' lofo heneorousn mas
been thrown overheard nd nov 'ne mercy o me
wHT" His coleagues VIII nave oeieno themselves
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WINES AND LIaUOEs.

DRANDIvs AND oIE-bo BARREIss OF ANxRICAN
I'D cognao tsandies and AL made IRON the
pure double Distilled French spirits aud warranted ~ Rave
no superior. Fw sale cheap By OREftLy a sOr,
2l5 Duane street. near West
CRORGK WEST dsArE OF II WALL. STREET. VIII
NJ be happy his o'd and ri At tn Ram
pie Once, fo@ south william and IS Stone sree and g
hem VITA maine esss 81 Scotch OF Engish ais
Don forge, The Sample ofsce Noe ssuth William aad 50
aore street
DUN-AN INVOICES or PINE OLD rAMAICb AND
III 81 Crofr Of h,sh flavor tperor
Just received ans for sse ~ prices y SUI he tes in boEd
o. In store, IN quantities 70 suit purchAaerp
O'RElIIf SON as Duane street
CApUYf ETI.IsOw, NO soUTH WILLIAM, Ann NO
- &c stone street. irnporcr ~ wines brhniiss gins sfH-
keys al kinds OF bottled as And porter, oiare,a
ous brands fr-- rs pr $50 Al liquors warranted
purc A. Imported 4 ~ agent fr Vim vovnQer d
yssnines ara retailers supplied.
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THB GARxs CAsKs-This case, recently decided
adversely 10 Mrs Gaines by Judge McCaeb Of the United
states Circuit Court yesterday took its fpsl
appealed 70 be Unted 5tstes supreme Court 81 Wsshng
ton N-v Osl-sns Cyesc.nf, Nay II
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EXCURSIONS.

Die MO Op THE rEw YORK skNaEnBuNp, THfs
day MONDAY D-ttesfnbcat UNION leaves Tenth street.
Al 10 A. " second trip leavts Rr0Orne street n r.
Terh street so r ~ Rs,nrnng leaves yofsvilie PARK
$50 and n H., landing browne and Tenh slreeis Fare
cenis-
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RFMOIAIa.

n MISUNDERSTANDING 4 SONS HAVE sxuovnp
X H., usr.cfuwte wNrercors go nvosd vNy er~r al
FoarA s~es wssre .ay be mud II an n~es hsx- sa.%
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pLANCARD HousK-BRoADw,Y AND rwFtss
ID street New York. reopen ed offering superior sod
riodsions ~ FAM Zee ana Others, travelling board
The patronage Of the public respectfully sole ied Trans
nee 81 PEI day BLANCHARD a MACLkLLA
noANE HOUSE so PoURrH AVENUE -PARL1
~ and bedroors unics,ing s~itstie for gen a
and th~ir wives siao sirg for genfle
t'rsnssrs vsitisr the CITY ~ fad this desirable red
Dinner n sr o. stock
\ AXE HOUsE, LAkE GRORsF caldwell. \
- FORK Major FIELD date OF TIE New YORK Hoss,
York city ssd The United states noiel sarsoss spri ~
apecfuiy announces 10 hs friends The former psirYn
ths Iuse, ssd he travelling puS, that he has iesse
well known and popular
sHkRTLL's LAKE HOUSE
At Lake Gsprge ard wi open the for the rccepj
crmrsny bune l. The housr has been entirely reaftec
pfTed End Improved, and IA be kept with entirr
" tie comfort and pleasure o. Tire guess Hr sheriff
remain a. the house during the and all leterl
dressed 70 him or the proprietor vi receive pr-pt Al
Ton wM ~ FIELD, fropristI
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ugxH TURF.
POLITICAL.

10TH WARD RFGuIARs-wItI. NEEr AT THE
III Terth Ward Hotei this Monday evening At ~ o'cl,ck
=. N. Punctusl attendance IL requested.
NORMAN MCLEOD Chairman
SYLVESTER \. EoLAs, secy.
DIST WARD REgur. NRs-THFRr WILL BE sPF
- csi meeting of the Regulars u the ward tuesday
evening The c5th inst at ~ O'CLOCK, 3qi Third avenue
Purctusl attendance sIequestsd ~ order 81
HrcH McCts, Secretary.
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Meeting Of the Excise C0mmissioners.
THE LIQUOR DEALERS STILL ON THE DEFENSIVE
THE COMMISSION IN A DILEMMA.

meeting OF the Exceoo commissioner
THE LIQUOR DEALERS STILL ON THE DEFENSIVE
THE COMMISSION IN DILEMMA.
The Excise Commissioners hold another meeting yester
day afternoon, but was little than . matter Of
form. Commissioner Kerr presided.
The Commissioners waited for time in order to
certain whether any was going to ask them for
license. II soon became evident, however, that they
would have opportunity Of granting any one license
during that session. and they had nothing before them,
they consulted what the best for them
adopt under the circumstances They all agreed in the
opinion that they do nothing until they perfectly
dersaud what course the Police Commissioners are going
70 adopt The Commissioners waiting TO get the
list Of the Of those engaged the liquor business
throughout the city from the Police Commissioners, and
they will then proceed against them in regular legal
manner I'LL then they concluded tia. they are pNaysed.
The Commission next engaged in debating whether
they will cit the entire Of the fifty successive days.
cordDg 10 the extreme OF the time specified in the statute
the subject, whether they win only hold other
sessions on the authority OF clause which invests them
with discretionary power to that effect, they
prospect Of business before them at present
Nothing concerning this, however, was agreed upon,
and aer the discussion the subject had ended they ad
journed TIL Monday Afternoon
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Full pforms,ioo may be bad upon hesr and iii other pos
ss ssS c Of =, 70, three week.
Ing done N any portisn of Texas nefsrenoes given.
GARD FROM JOHN HERNAN-MY ATTENTION II |
sou q s sc .
on il sSsrs Ss eSe enoG e place me in false p
that ever since my arrival IL teis city from C.fornis
4 :Ds % .: rr
fight; and hat that quiet gentleman, unable any ioass
that as however puslisn Is not my pursuit., DO
90 % T. the
sioo: WI eedesver IN few wordst to set tbs rs
.. :csl os 70 Saw
OsforsiA seset ey psrissns Of Mr. Morssey. Who api
Of not On ring ne viii osss Of msh but
Sou S e Sses s.
s op ~ % , e g meet job. H
70 'intcd out OF this city for decisve cont
Of which 10 ohss " way
public sirtady know that thts meeting did not
q mine ~h.n are
wish that should hear more idle boashns proposals
own afsrs By this line Of conduct ann happy 70 sal
ssa,is@sn who saw bow had ss:s. ana oSss
honorable employ fo me In the public servoe HAv
no reason should reOoilect him now Consequently hsv
right to be slrpr.cd when for the ar:t time tbs
occasion frankly s,sted that was not q candidate
the prize ring and We mutually dlsavowed many on
sive things which both of were told had been
Of each other In This seemed " he = fair
p which Sd then andss":
These motives showed ,hemse Thu sday last hro
his card which AFTER series OF improper satemsnts
winds up with more o. chAsnge than be had felt
posed 70 send TO mo before The pub Will snow how TO
understand the IN which treat II. have be
business 70 attend TO han figuring In prize 6ght and.
stsse thu. am also ree to cay thai have app eAens
OF the powers OF pugtst whether "Champ
Of Amsrics," 0, any ohsr place. and have condolences
win be ~ etsy able to protect myself In Of
from the assault OF man earih am able to
serve my self respect and the respe Of my friends IL
Ing ont OF the prize ring have only TO add that
Morriseey includes amcng those who he says bosh
and fear him be ts i.Sorog under very erroaeous ap
fearing him. the idea is simply ridiculous; and
knows me will consxuo In that my determinsnen
70 make match JOHN G. HEsNAf
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I HAVE KSalazD HEAvv STOCK ~ COAL
Il us ISSUING season. =. very lo- rates Cash and
csro~nws geo thcir supply Al ~ ~ from beat and
frgzn yard. HENRY ROBERTSON, 9t 70 soa E.ss fcur,a
street sud slq " so Fast rhr,eenth street.
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TO The EDITOR OF THE SEw YoKg HERALD :
i der your police Intelligence yesterday you have =,
tiee beaded alleged conspiracy 70 Defr.ud ny Ne.as
fraudulent Assignment made by Mr. thsres Hodge
the esm Of Vim Jsss HodTes, against the two Bsrns'
and Jacob l.. Philips You are requested to sats tas
dspcsnts hearing q this charge appeared voluntarily
fore the mas Atrats and bail 70 answer the
Answ.r vii shov their -utlre innocence OF t,e charge
IA -iv suit between the parties for the %
m which the dete Ddsps have ful md true slater
OF the dsbis AND credits Of zach the
occur ed The three parties charged have always b
respecabie standing tor honesty and Integrity tails
murity Tor thar Twenty wars past. and ask that
msy not be prejudged by he public. Yours
fully, JNO COOK, Counsel for Defen iAs
no MAYOR TIEMANN.-sIR, l SHOULD LIKE
Il know wks' you mean ~ gvtrg va TIE horrible .
lsse IN this free coun ~ 10 sell sundsy papers ana then
the police or tiers 10 make rs shut NO; you will be Ap
cstsd more myu will clio, The lager beer and bill
saloons n this In Dot answered through ths valuable Jour
win sesp open aa here'ofoe TuEODORE dAkRIn
news seent. ccrDes OF Perry and Hudson streets.
UrBE NETWORK PURE MILK COMPANY wIsB
i purchase from 900 70 90 seres Of good grazing y
wisin easy distance Of New YorE ON ns ,lne Of M
Haven, Harlem, New York and Erie New Jer
OF Long Island Railroads. Ter . dairy far.
ARMS Proposals stating The LEGALITY, qasntiiT
quality Of l.nd. ana lossm sssh price will rec
attention Aedress J. q. EnlsI No. "a Val street.
Once, bon No. 2se
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NATIONAL GUARD, ATTENTION. A FULL,
IN form for rsle ovcrcost dress coat urho~u "a
c.p beta tnspssck; kc, all complete and In so~z a
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SIR Henry BuIwer, British nipist,r 60
TnsLsx.

Prom the London fines, May IL
ST. Henry Blu yer has been appointed 10 succeed lord
Stafford &c Redcns ~ Ambassador a; CorstanTinope
The post ~ one which requires ordinary qualifications,
for CoDs,sn pople stu remains the Genre OF ntrgues
wca, within few years, may again mpen the peace OF
Europe Now, whatever bis faults of temper may have
been, lord Strauord, by his long experience and the
vefht OF bis personal character, did undoubtedly exert
extraordinary influence In the councils Of toe Porte
Tbs Kind o. Influence Ia Withdrawn, and cannot be
replaced There Is not the Foreign Office list the
o. any dipomstst who could 81 all pretend 10 the
Cf the Ambassador The system which
he repres systm q personal influence hal It's
evils well as ia ADVANTAGES, but vhaever thee may
have been with LORD 5rsuOrd they have disappeared II
would require half century TO build up again the kind Of
Niceroysy ~noh he exercised at Constannnope. still,
ali loss n lord Suatiord could at all times bring
srong pressure bear upon the Turk eh authorities
must also be admitted that ne could h4s govera
mental defiance n the turkish Ministry now freed
from stern tasknaser English statesmen also lbe
bAsy 81 Corsantbcple, beth far ADD the Turkish
government Ae cohcerbed, will hebcefor h be placed
uon an entirely rev, and perhsps-ocnsiderng the al
teret circumstances Of EuropeupOn sousder footing.
henoeforfh be In reality, well a. IN name
the mouthpiece OF the Foreign 0flce. Under
this state " things wo1d have been difficult nud
men Of more varied experience than Sir Henry Bdlrer
employed in the diplomatic service A. yienBa tac
Hagus at Paris, NJ Brussels a. Constsbtnope, Of 81
fetersbufg, al Madrid, At Washington nj Florence. his
name vii be found recorded Ia the iss Of the
embassies For three years indeed during this
long period he remained home but even then he was
10 the Houte of Commons For the last Years las
been engaged ~ Commissioner Bucharest 10 investxat
ing the state q the Danuban Prncpsies and IN thie
modern Turksh diplomacy Wbsievor the SUCCESS Of ns
miesion may be, II would have cesn oifcuu 10 seec,
with fsirer sntecedents for the post ~ our repre-
sentative Al Cons 'antinope than sir Henry Bulwer
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The election ~ member Of the Corps Ikgssuf 70, The
Fnh C-vunscrpsion Of Paris resulted IN choice q
Picard, The oppositor candidate, by large msiorty
1he mbers, A. far A. koown vefefof Picard 10 sl3
Eek government candidate, s,o7s
The sccoans from Me agricultural districts Of FrsDca
~e ohecrms The rheai crops promised An esrly aud
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The Fourth Avenue RsllrUads
RS ON THE FOURTH AvsNUx TO FORTY sBC0N

The FSursh Avenue Rsiirsads
CARS ON THE FOURrH Av,NUz TO FORTY SECOND
sTssKr.
The Committee on Railroads Of the Board OF Aldermen
held meeting yssts dsy-Aldsrman Boole In the chair
Mr. CAMPBELL President of the Fourth Avenue Rail
road SAID that il possible for the Railroad Compa
nv 10 run their small through the dsrk tunnel that
on the avenue between Thrift second and Forty
stree<s would state that too Dom any are willing
TO run their cars Thirty second street. instead Of rwen
" street where at present. and
new terminus might bs built at Thirty second street,
into which both the small city cars and tue stean cars
coming Westchesier county and Harlem might run
On the opposite side DR.. TEN EYcK and ". WHIrLoCK
addressed the committee. They 500 no reason why
the city goes, aid thus scoo mrnoss.e their sup
porters The tunnel not composed Of rock, ana Can
be easily lighted BY entrances from the srouod Under
and through which II passes TO illustrate this DR.. Ton
Eyck submitted dsgram Of tho tunnel and tue ground
adjoining it, end he showed from how lights could be
little expense ana how passages Nigh, DO con-
structAs leading ana rom the tunnel Tor the eecom-
modation Of passengers.
Amer hearing both sides the com uittee stated that
they would hold another meeting In reference to the
subject but would consult together and report according
TO the dictates OF their judgment
Meeting q the Couacllmsn's Committee on
Stand.
meeting e( the Copucmeu's Committee On Ferries
took place yestsrday-Oouncilman Judson presiding.
Commodore vASDusnr appeared before the committee
and stated that by right should have possession u the
per a, the Battery south o( pier No North river He
claimed that BY resolution which passed tho Common
Council In 1865 he authorised 70 buud slip there
$50 feet long by 50 feet wide, but the Corporate. have
che ated him Of IT, and gvea 70 monopoly who now
ard Staten leland boats .here.
TIE committee stated that when they believed II be-
onged 70 them they sold for the city 70 the highest
bidder.
Commodore VANDERBIr-You did mot sell II, but you
gave 1t TO the monopoly, for when was put up you
Erew veil that there no ono 70 bio Tor except the
monopoly into whoee hands IL has fallen There Was
something In the matter beyond what we see. II you
wanted 70 sell the slip 70 the city should have given
the city chance to buy Whom you received the money
from me for the slip al was well, but It was not long in
my possession.
oMRxAS-some say that you parted with your interest
10 the pier, Commodore
Commodore vANDERnI-I have been chsatsd out Of Il
by the Corporation, but I'll DO id AN going 70 let
CO. When the city that the title which held
not vald-h il was not-why did they not legaize the
title, or else reimburse my money! They should have
seen me right II there was nothing else u werk why
should be the loserS
The committee said nothing reply to the statements Of
the Commodore but adjourned subject to tho call Of the
chair.
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The Csgllsri Affair.

Our latest advcos fry6 Turin state tina, Bufa bad
put question In the Chsmber " The Count Casoar reia
tive the pes citations with England la reference " the
CsellAri qUestion.
The Count de csvour said that be eDdeavoring
psce himself IN unity with the English government and
that he suemtied three 10 lord Malmesbury
but cd know which would be chosen by the Eng
Hsh Cabinet
Buia declared tris n ost satisfactory, as APP
ptIed Tie English government hsd 10 accept a policy
SHAPED ny ssrc MIA whereas the journals len Il 70 be sup
poea lbs' sardinia following the policy OF England
Nus known n Berlin that the Cabinet " Turin desire
" nsve " gsa a. tbe roiuasOr between SARDINIA aud
Naples IN the Clglisri question
SuoUla Naples objec, n Prusan Holland or Russ.a vu
be offered f0T her kccertlnce
Prussia oss lad proposition before the Germanc Dlss
That the prucss wilbur Of all The snRs Concerning he
Danish Duo las shall De pu olphed complete
NE proposal has been referred 10 a ooonnt,ao ana
wil srce sensation, 40 The way which the minutes
~ The Diet nave been drawn % hss been greatly oop
planned Of
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MAsCHEsTKR, ENGLAND.
hI OTrgENfg HOy3

MANChbSfkk, LAKELAND
Y. JOHNSON begs 70 inform families ard r-ctie(
visiting knassd, th-t be has addsi nearly one hundred
rooms 70 the shove hotel. Al large, airy, Gris And
10 l-rg. sitting rv-ns with bed And bsth alta AZ
johnson hopes ny sric, attention srd N derste On
y secure he psusnsxe o. sdi-- snd ssnu,sasn 81
ksncbestrs mAsoHssrSk NAP l. is(
ncEAE Houss. NEvPoRr This WE'LL EsCI
" swimmer hpte viii be opened Toe h- RECEPTION Of Al
he nh q Iups TIE proprietor s re~dy IN furnish
rss with fnr The -esson mciersls serms and
respectfully invite tho~e Ia want 70 call ard efen
roorrs hefore rasns ensss-mens elsewhere q .ppI
II street near the Rschsnrs the prlncip.I th.s,res
Houlsvsrda and Ne Paiss Poral-h GlsABr haSl
honor inforn travellers fo< Francs tas he has . en-
I'm are Az. .ssa r. N. a fron Tee francs 70 .s N
per day and brre Apartments A reetswsnt sv.slsoe
hours ru excellent table dhose n~ihs 500 csrrsg-s
che. Ne s, rse hs stnss.s f.ey s scrrssp
p with thelr families ssd Cshera 'r~ncc anr tweEu
nar snrah ard Caravan sgofen. 20 cH oenfcvnd
hotel With ssy 81 hoe sn@" ~o@sA""'~ oe@rinA
same name
r,ussptI. goUaE. rETRorr MTCH-rHIs con
X flous and favoriie hote having beeu thoroughly
s..es ,eat,ed and furnished with all the modern npri
msnts IL now open for ,he reception o. guests we'd
travellers wtll hers hnd everf COMFORT convenience
uxury.
Y,TT II-RIOr HOfNi. MARCHRsraR rNsi.AH
II -s,esany pstrunised bv Amerfcsn business me a.
hser universally Acknowledged - he American house
-r~~ ense IL stust-i In he heslhess part q
70 he principal warehouses, railway depos and
cadiog places " and offers its Aunrics
mons ali The ostnfots NJ har a. Nicholas and vi
ponsn. American delicse,es cc-s,sntly on kand and
YORK papers received BY ever steamer
ono D1 AND H.Lv-THR RRoTHERa ARR a
disesse be caught The Green wood Lake Orange 90
New York. Doctor uones on hand
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China


The dates from Hong Koi are to March 20.
Ali cootinued quiet IN China.
Lord Esip bad reached Nipgpo, and Admiral Seymour
had left Hong Kong for 1t was supposed, Shanghse.
General SuawbeDzee, the commander OF the British
forces bad returned 20 Canton.
Exchange at Hong Kong, a 9kd.
AZ Sbarehas the import market had been brisk silks
were hrmer, and prices u tee fully maintained.
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M AsOHIC.-TBR DEDICATION OF THE NEW LOI
Nl rcoms, at No se4 Broadwsy. BY the n " @!
ulcers Will take place ,nday afternoon, at o'cl
The t6hcers and members Of lodges are requested 4
present JAMES hERRIN y, Cd. u
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& d. BIHGHAk's PKsEUM MILK DsrKtEs :
-. ploma awarded 70 Samuel Bingham for the best
try milk. October 1887 by The American Insatute waer
exhibition ., the Cyysai Psiece he will contna AZ
serve the same quality Of pure unsdusrsteh country
jhs above 10 too well known 70 tue lovers of pure
mit TO need further comment Private family custom
spectfully q lict1d g. ID BfNGH All
All orders by pos, other wise promptly attended TO-
Fy second street. bet Second and third
T,BE roURO ALAsHoUsD.-rO ARCHlrscrs-l
i premium Architects invited 10 submit plans, v
ing drawings and st<s for the buildings, somost
every department OF the rouro Alushouse be srscts
New Orlosns, the land belonging the corporation fr
ing the evee and extending n,u Pissy street De-
street, measuring SIS feet inch front by depth of SIS
~ inches Piety and $50 feet II inches Del
sueet and SID feet inobes the hne whinn Al
private propery " me undersigned committee At heir
- Custom Bouse street New Oreaos or before thu
OF Novechbo next AoconmddstioLs will be req liredj
four hundred four hundred and my tnnstes In The
proposton OF The In the IKE Embellishments TIE oil
premium Of Eve hundred doA-S will be awaited fol
plan, Ac whioh may be adopted by The Board Of Drec
who limit the pupt 81 expenditure the buildias
sifsOa sketch cf the site Ae will be fur s'shed
phcai,oa above az In Eew Yort 70 Asser kur hssd
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