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THE TIGERS.

There is a company OF Light Infantry in Boston
called the "Iigers,' a very appropriate name for
all human beings who are learning to tear the bo-
dies OF their fellow men to pieces with bullets,
bayonets. cutlasses, etc. These Tigers" have
been out TO New York to air and show themselves.
Their fellow tigers Toasted and flattered them in
great style out there in Gotham. And when they
came home the same sort of human animals sym
~pathized with them in Worcester, and also in BOs.
ton. Besides all the other glorious things that
were said and done to welcome them home to Bos.
ton, on the 10th inst, Hoo. II. c. Winthrop gave
forth a toast which called out a representative of
the Church militant. Read, standing and uncoy.
cred" the following:
MIR. Winthrop then gave
The Meeting House, the School House, and the
Training Field, and those faithful pastors who off.
ciate in the first and do not withhold their inlu-
ence and cheering counsel from the others"
Rev. John Cotton Smith, the chaplain of the oc-
casion, responded in n brief but eloquent speech.
lie said be Joined heartily in the kind sympathies
and greetings which had been expressed on this
occasion. 1t gave him pleasure to bear his testi,
mony in favor of the military organization. lie
had had opportunities recently to observe the vol.
unteer militia, and he noticed nothing from which
he should wish to withhold his favorable testimo.
ny as a minister of the gospel. 1t gratifed him
to hear that the citizen soldiers who have Just re-
turnedstroin New York had acquitted themselves
50 creditably. lie rejoieed in such an occasion as
this, because it is a testimony to the necessity of
the military organization, as being the very icun.
dation Of society. lie believed that the religious
and military organizations of the country have the
same great end in view the promotion of peace.
A military organization is one of the surest means
of warding off hostile invasion, while it is invalua.
BILE in preserving the domestic peace of the coun.
try. The speaker expressed in eloquent language
the hope that we might never engage in battle with
our mother country, England. Socn be hoped to
learn that the great Atlantic telegraph had been
laid and that those sublime words mad been flash.
ed across the ocean from old England to her daugh.
ter--"Glory TO God in the highest" and ,hat
America had returned answer, peace on earth,
good will towards men," lie closed with the sen
timent:
The Church and tie Arny-May the teachings Of
the one be ever practical consequences of the ex.
istence of the other--the promotion Of peace on
earth and good will towards men.
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LOCAL AGENTS FOR THE ANTl-sLAvERY BUGLE.
Mrs. NJ. c. X. AFTER, Salineville, Ohio.
Mrs. G. i. Morgan, Sylvester, Green Co., Wis.
Phebe L. Merritt. Ionia, Michigan.
Adrian, Samuel nayball, Michigan,
Livonia, Harriet Fuller
Plymouth, Isaac N. Ileddcn, "
Ypsilanti, Samuel d., Moore,
Union City, John d. Zimmerman, Michigan
McRoy Grove, Tho's Fox,
Battle Creek, Phebe II. Merritt,
Bedford, Henry Cornell,
Pennington, Abram Powers,
Ann Arbor, X. Glazier.
Edinburgh, Thomas C. leighton, Ohio.
Joseph Pickett, Winchester, Indiana,
VIM. Hern, Brighton, Indiana.
G. l.. Gale, Northport, Indiana.
Wm. Hopkins, Fremont,
Elizabeth Morse, Angola,
Henry Bowman, Johnstown, Barry Co. Mich
Daniel Earle, Newton Falls, Ohio.
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bAR1GVp 5GORG.

FRESH ARRIVAL OF
n EW GOODS AND BARGAINS
White and Colored Swiss spots, Gents Silk Lin.
men and Fancy Handkerchiefs, Shirt Bosoms and
Collars,
CORDED d SKELETON SKIRTS, RATTAN
AND WRAPPED HOOPS,
Edging and Inserting, Ladies and Children's
llandkerchiefs. Dress Collars, Combs of all varie,
ties, Worsted and Stay binding, Shetland Wool,
Moravian Working Cotton, Elastic Ribbon, Fancy
Dress Buttons, White Brilliant, Childs Fancy
Hose,
MOHAIR MITS, KID GLOVES,
Lace Wells, at a bargain, Elastic and Leather
Belts, Mantua Ribbon, Galoon, Tidy Cotton,
White and Colored Waddipg, Beads of all Sizes,
Fish Hooks and Lines, Cologne, Comedian Sleeve
Links, Pearl Slides, Shirt Studs, Breast Pins.
Finger Rings, Ear Drops, Watch Hooks, Bask
Buttons,
French Points and Forms.
Persons wishing to purchase things in our line
will do well to give US a call, as our goods are
offered at the lowest cash prices.
L. Il. BARR. G. S. EVANS.
nG2-Four d. ors west of Chessman & Wrights
Store, Main Street, Salem, Ohio.
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ny MRS. cuLEsr1A R. COLBY.

Liberty or dcn IT," in burning tones
Fell from a patriots tongue;
A nation heard and every breeze
rt With tho startling echoes rung.
From cot and cabin, 10 they come,
A dauntless band Of heroes brave
To bleed or die in freedoms cause,
But ne'er to live, a slave.
A power we see not nerves the arm
That battles for the right;
Armed with Truth, q few brave souls
Put n thousand foes to fight.
We celebrate in song and story,
Heroic deeds Of other days,
And ,Uine the laurel wreath Of glory,
Heroes Of the past to praise.
With stealthy steps they fly
Faint and bleeding DER our soil,
Hoping sooner far to die,
Than aid a tyraut by their toll.
Home, nor friends, nor kin have they
Nor native land to glorify-
The heroes Of to day
Can only pin or die
No martial pomp or vain array
Marks the glorious war they wage,
Thew shun the very light Of day
Nor hope for fame's historic page,
They stand alone, no human hand,
To aid them in their cause.
'Gainst the pale faced iends
And their Satanic laws.
Alone Against a mighty power
Alone, yet strong in the right,
Alone in the darkest hour
OF freedoms san culinary fight.
I'd rather be alone to day,
On Truths eternal rock,
See her lightenings round me play
And hear her thunder shock,
Than sit upon the proudest throne
And WELD a %tyrant's sway,
And crush beneath the wheel of power,
The heroes Of to-day.
ia rather be alone, aud in the Right,
Than lead the hosts Of error on.
Truth crushed beneath the hand Of might,
Rises when its force is gone.
In the glorious ages yet 70 be
When right shall conquer might,
Our native land DO truly fr ee,
No stain upon its 'scutcheon bright,
Then we will join the joyous shout
That halls her natal day
And honor give to the nameless ones,
The gallant heroes of to day,
CHERRY VALLY, 4th IL
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A VENERABLE CouPLE.-The Crayon for July
contains a highly readable description by the edi.
tor OF tae recent artists Excursion" over In,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, in which the varied
scenic attractions Of the journey are portraye J
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Darnware ano Camp Store

The undersigned respectfully informs his old
customers and all new ones who may give him a
call that he has returned from the East with a
large and well selected stock of HARDWARE and
CUTLERY which will be sold on as reasonable
terms as can be bought in this section of country,
consisting in part Of
TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS, .
Shoe, Carving, and Pocket Knives of all kinds and
descriptions, Sheep Shears, Scissors, Razors,
Spoons, &c, &c.
SHOE KITS AND FlNDINGS!!!
Hatchets, Axes, Carpenters Tools of all kinds and
descriptions Coffee Mills, Rat and Mouse Traps,
Butts, Hinges,
LATCHES, LOCKS, AND SCREWSN
Nails. Brads, Stair Rods, Shutters, Shot Belts. Shot
Pouches, Pins, Needles, Gimblets, Wood Saws,
Hand Saws,
Agricultural Implements II
Shovels, Hoes, Spades, Forks, Shoe, Tooth, Hoir,
Cloth, Dust, Paint, Scrub, Shaving, and Stove
Brushes, and all goods usually found in a Hard.
ware Store.
SHOENBERGER'S NAILS,
By the Pound or Keg.
Britania Tea Pots, Cups and Ladies, Fluid and OH
AMPS!!
TOYS of all kinds, for children. BIRD CAGES
OF beautiful finish, style and variety. A share of
public patronage is respectfully solicited, Coun-
try produce and old copper taken in exchange, at
his new store room, South side Main stl eel. oppv-
site Jacob lleaton's store.
DANIEL WALTON.
SALEM, April II, 1858.
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PITTSBURGH WATER CURE.
This institution for the Cure of the sick, is stu.
ated ON the Ohio River and Ohio and Pa. r. r., 10
miles West of the City at
HAYSVILLE STATION.
Allkinds of disease successfully treated. For
particulars Address either of the physicians, Box
1904 Pittsburgh, Pa.
S. FREASE, NJ d..
III. FREASE, NJ. D.
MRS, G. p. FREASE, NJ. d.
April 18th 1856.
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THE KNfCYRPBOCRER
A ron july READY,
peQinninR The City second volume
The oldest established IN the country
Louis Gayo~d tIark spt Dr.. Jeusso Moves, hdWors
COrrvsrs-OrfGtSAL Fbr~Rs.
The Alliance auo Orsiui \. l. Gonkiu.
Ofrsyine the World. Or. J ~. Moves.
Newport cut OF reafou. ". r. TuckeYuan.
hee Bchemieus Oliver Wendell homee.
We 1aiyor Man. Jchu q. saVsL
The Wedting Orrrnent Euen Kew Blunt.
The Lost ARTS 81 the Houahsld. Tlususiet
Ard other articles ~ s'Oadsrc, Aidfos &C. win sspeu
DID steel plate engraving ~
.TBk AUrOtRkr or TIVE BREAKF AsF TABLgn
The following popular arhort Wt alsn cgnttouts 70 ne
ffn second volume 81 the KNOX SRBOrKEss-
Fitx Greene baleck. " J. w Francfr,
James n. Yields. ouiisr a. Nerr lsncx.
rornh q Mitchell, aeorre " Curve.
por. q r. n Jsrsa Fry James O Rreu.
u-ermsesnsls eopes OF year 81 two eOiss as Sree
pfes S. Single copies M oeas For rvsry sNcre.
JOHN A GRAY, ftthisaer
" ssaIs Gss2s Stree ssR rosk
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NroTICE-THE sUBsCRrBERs DESIRE TO CALL THE
~ attention Of the public " publication entitled
Gubernaiora Chart OF the United States exhring At one
view The radical features Of the Consultations OF The Union
OF the s,aea and the states Of the Uton The infOr
nation given IL ths found in any book in
deed In any number them the books protesting
tain The amended cousttuops have been fogn exsmns
lrf goesy this chart having been oiled from
oass sources By eminent lawyer be relied
perfectly accurate and VIII p Ike handsome veil
hi snpepday on the walls OF gentleman cfice.
HUNIER n 90 map ard hook publishsrs
as and 50 Nassau street. secona fOor.
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SHIPPING.

l -
t.. YsYl OF ~.
Brsmsa viii sa follows carrying shs mali.
ts
s.s3s,s &: We: sss
- s's:s e: :s:
Specie s0SSn I'D No. f ssvor
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL NAIL
Taox NEW LIVERPOOL
Sniea sso.n pssssgs., We
BOSTON TO mvxRrooL.
s: III: ;i:= Ss:s. q. .::
zssss 1sss ya SA.sS oss 1 Sm..
ss:sss. IT,, s SsS ~! o.ss ..
$ss IA ' r.. xss::s Ssn:
Sssf ! :s s s::ss S$s::$y 5Ss'
AskiSA sssssen New ' Ssr. w saas:s:Sy j j 4
AZ sIps:isnSs.Ss suIesca On board
bills OF lA6ng signed therefor thereof
z No. sSsns e.
CTEAM TO LIyERrooL, GLASGOW. DUBLIN, BEL
fast and Londonderry va LiyerpoS without dslsy At
assh. sts.%:Aip Germany; :DIsndS CLYDE built Foa
c,rv or pArrrxoR REoA NEW YORK y,,v,
CRY or WAshiNGToN is
And each aiernaie thursday
At IL O'Clock, noon from pier NO. A North river.
c,, RATES , oy r.ssASs. o..
Third class from New York to any of the above named
Re psreI tickets 9ood for ax oibs 60
P"ssnsef n wsrSed Hsvre Paris Hamburg bremen
Parties can bring out their friends at very low rate.
Drafts on Liverpool from q upw.rds
LIVERPOOL. NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
steam com munlcs!oa between New York and Antwerp.
The splendid fast screw steamship BosPHoRUs Captain
NcOussn seiy employed IN the Royal Mall service win
nate TkSrsdsy Ws he stssnsD:
Goods Iosi "A LIE received S and .A.ps y Ii:
81 w &c Is w s
For :aey pircn:.' md torn: Of sish! saa psss.ss
spp e 90 and AnsS. s osss
Broadway New f' and loo ~a 51a ;rss
HAnBun0 AMsT g1sM N NAV 1s sFS 2
8. Z: !! sss s a Il s:: ;sS a:1sas
A AgTns5sfA s s1sSsss1A'
''''c iso aashS & sso.dv.y
Woe soUraAnrroE AMP az aA Y r.. uSI nr
sss x: ~
hss I've S,s wssssk enclosing he engines
bat NE event q collision Or :rsnd,ng too ra.s. could MOI
e Ss sne
s S9gd s ssp ~ Or board s d
s Sf .- PSSI!Ss Ss::5 $780,: A. e
CrEAx 70 GLASGOW, BELFAST, DUBLIN AND L.
liverpool for go The splendid steamers NEW YORK
Cunning s on IL
70 ~h
corn TkiAiibs. Captain aaiiinsr pss.sss cabin
os fS siSc sIf CO. scah :rsss
EoR LIvERPooL-rHE CELEBRATED SHIP AME-
kCA VIII sa on ssYrdsy June - and ss: The Sss 49,
ps. For sSss
pCk STAR
June The rlornon pier Is East river on TIE 2sh ysss
. -; FUTON RssI sEss sPs ssa II IL Bro.ds.y
DRDUcED FARE TO LIvERPooL-BY THE OLD
IL black os liae packets splendid clipper sn;p
ISAAC wfBB, capt Try Mt anchor in the nails
this day steerage,
apply "a JACOB WILSON, los South street.
me OF LONDON PACKETS THE Splendid FAST
IL sailing packet ship MARC RKr EVANS, Capt: War
will postiy rely sail Saturday June ~ For cabin ne
sss s;sa sIS
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR CALI.
u iornis wa PsnAma Railroad s,esm.hip UP
THE WHIST. A O. GrAv commander. viii sail on Monday.
June 81 O'Clock NJ from pier foot Of wsrren street
Nos river connecting Panama with the steamship COL.
apply only 70 W. RAYMOND 81 III West street, corner
o. Warren
A UsrRAErA PIONEER LINE ESTABLISHED lss2
"A Carrying the United States malls;
Sailing positively on the day advertised.
The noble A extreme clippsr ship
SIERRA NkvADA,
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EXCURSIONS.


tsop TrE FISHING BANKs.-sraAnEa Hgw HAVEN,
Capt Anderson, day (Ssiurdsys excspted) fesv
7D Amos street. ~ 1i6 spring sirst
T. PecS alp ct s5 pier O'Clock uoos nusic bosrd
apo ssSpg teche bsh and rseshments x.a q, al hours
on the kurv pean plan
VVFEHAwKsr GUrTETBxRG AMI BULLS FssRy
w Pare cents steamer W. q PUTNAM Csptsi,
Reese leaves daily foo, of Spring stree, a, g H. and
oclocs leaving Butts Ferry at 10 IA 4ssd touching AZ
Iwsnts ssrotd snt Forty ih-d streets s,esmsos's aud
bssgea " Shariet PFNRf MsbLAN, Df Yves, street.
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bottom sAIR-SALE OF SPLENDID PARL0R AND
fcha paber furniture. rosewood pianoforte nlad with
II splendid instrument fully warranted; dining room
psiou table cutlery, &c.T. GOUlDcMiTH III. suctloueer,
cell this day, 18Th INSTANT NJ the residence So west
enh street. In part folio splendid pearl nlaid
kofere f octave; two suits OF richly carved par
furniture covered with ssn brocade, seven pieces each
ed roee wood marble top CENTRE side aud sofa tabes
wood so arbs top etegeres with mirror doora Ard backs
orner etegcres, wood library bookcase. pier and
mirrors reception chairs, Turkish arm chairs OIL pant
Brussels cArpeng lace curtains. rich painted shades
Tel vases and oruAments, &C.
OaAMBKR FURNITURE.
sviIy curved God and Gothic beiseads
urr c lied hair spring mattresses holsters pillows,
sea rianel ciocks, mirrorA shades &C.: also three
rosr wood marble top dressing with mirrors;
HE top vssbstsnds ,grsn and Brussels carpets rock
had arm chsirs sprng seAt chairs, and general aasor
N OF chamtsr furnture. -
table walnut dining table French china ties
table cutlery silver pia'cd ware such - spoops forks
ors saiea dinner and tea plates, &c also cane seat
tn carpes ball bat stand &c.
rscns ron distance rely every article being
without reserve.
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ytTEtIs FARGO a co.'s
w rAg 9OsK AND CALIFORNIA
ExfRsSs ann tNCNtTeE COMPANY

No. g BroArwAT. Nav yoax
CArLFCRH1A PIP RkrS leaves TIE tth snf h Of escA
month BLAND UCBs ENPR $40 cy oil The regular
ay 81 ~ n ii,h and h Of each mouth Colse-
tcrs aerced IN al pafs o. Cuba aod prompt retrns
prAns Al sishi q susas 70 suit on llsysna.
CALIFORNIA COlfECffON6
Our San Frsncsco hou,e gives evpecai attention n ccl
oDs AL pfncip.l pols Calolrs and Oregon W.
Manu- isc.urers merchants sArR Sales
ter california or Vrevu1 transmit bs'r pus m sing
tof0ueh hOuse and have TIE INVOICES pef ef @ we
ua II eocfa here giving purchasers fnN oenei g
The time aaleR ard yet the sellers maatNnng ccniros
Minds TO reTrYoRNrA BONDHOtDEVs.
We receive DE Oh ooefs q me Ssfs
OF California transport ihs gang 70 Acrsneno I and pro-
cure M oa- 10 sc,r3aoce vita ce set % he ho Apr
issJ srT ,ev-, mo asos city So-ds for eKchanKs
phord - rrs az the tr,s IL limited. AMI 80
received BY tie tsAe % CaicfN> To exro.nes
alter Janusry 1, 1854 ....
No. vc,t ............-........eo 50 Brcsdwsy.
pcsTcr .................Nc 90 Jour aifsre.
fhIlsfel hf
b 'trr0re tt r'NTt
.S..s4 Ne..s uasIs lsa -A-soy2As -
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yITILsoN's HAIR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
his hair coorer and hair restorer warranted 70 contain
Injurious gredens In large bottles, only twenty
eve cents bs.ie your hsir getting gray you viss
oy irease you alex headache scrona dandruf
bottle q res,orer; viii impat be>u'u and inyiso
rs,ng appeArancr other remedies have failed
wish celor your hair black brown, try bottle Of he
hair colorer: will darken hair desired shade,
rsrt stain or inurioua effect sold 0usemsns drug
store No. Q6 Grand street. OF Allen.
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RARNUMs kUgEUM.-BRILLIANT sUCUEss OF nm
ID apd beautiful 1Atousl drama, prepared by Mr. n.
Watkins, from a thrilling story just completed tho ueg
York Run. ard rntled JESSIE " HARrON. THE rRAI-
TORS DAUGHTER UncxsmpIed popularity Of EDWI1
BLANCHAKD and his wopderfoi BOG. rriasy-AMss.
LOO by Rd~ blanchard and Els wonderful Dog In q
evening ~ O'Clock, the drama Of JRss IE wbARroN.
Mrs. Kate Denim Ryan Jessio Wharton; Mr. H. WAtktag
as Toney The deeply interesting Aqua vivavis Gusstns
Living Anac nda, Works. fascin .in9 PanopuonS
IL cents.
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UC1ON NOTICE.. BoaART. AUCrIONKER.-BY
6. BCGARr-FrdsS, June 10, 1t lok O'Clock at the
btou No North William street, Constables sale
ry goods ladies' CATERS mems boots children. shoes,
gsiters linens. muslns c>licos, shirts, ladies' collars
! aoeXAa. hOalarY. goXoa 10. Ia
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uCYION NOrrCE.-OHARLES H DELAYAN. a

|UCTION NOrrUE.-CHARLES H. DELAvAN. AUC-
tioneer -Exensive sale OF hotel furniture. CO
DELAvAN will sell at auction. this day, June l8 ct 10
boob and contaue until all the hotel furniturc sold con
place and Murray street. consisting Of mirrors pia
carpets beds and bedding, bureaua fas, chairs
u china ana gia, ware, &c, &c, a. The whole will Ia
the furniture Of more than one hundred rooms Sale
Known to the auctonee Catalogues ready 1hursdsy
nng: be had al the hotel corner Of College place and
ira A
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UCTIoN SALE OF FORTY Or FIFTY TRUNKS
OF wstriug apparel, &c-A. N. CRISTALAR, auc
GER will SELL this day Sh INST at l0x o'cock, at q
Eery between forty and nifty trunks and ohsr packages
aiming clothing and various other ARTICLES (which have
left Reeds Hotel Is 30 very. for and wards
rae propTetOr.
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,TIoN KorICE.-vNIrzD STATES xARsHALa

THIS {Friday) morning. at eleven O'Clock.
AAUEL oeG00D co Anciior GERS, win sell, at No. 81
street. TRUNK, containing pipes and stems. silk
and worNcd: 81 sbsyenihs; ahra lace and six
hths; meme wearing apparel preserved 6sh, 10
pey, cheese, Bologna ssusages, &cy Sc. BY order Of
tBA1AH RYNDER3
United States Marohsl.
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DBYAkfg nNBfREIA
ID MecbAnics' Hail. S72 Broadway, above 0rand sresl
Monday, juno II, and every night dvripg the week,
TIE IxOELSI0R TROUPE In grand Sorse d EthiovsI
interspersed with jokes and comicsiitea-
fyrolean Warb'ers Three Huutsrs Polka Miiitaire
eoags Dances, Golos &c concluding with the burlesq~a.
HE WOULD BIZ AN .sUxUR.
Iucmcus. Jerry Bryant 9issppus .DAn bKyan1
Lo<rs at I, 70 commence At 7cketa Is centa.
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NIBLO'S GARDEN.
~ two ahsisD FAREwELL PERFORMANCE.
Afternoon At O'Clock,
JUv1NILE AFTERNOON
PERFORMANCES IN AMEAf0A ~
THE hAvRLS
MAzUIM.
Doors Open at 1; commence NJ 2
'-'u'DA s'' sARswsLL NIGHT OF
GABRIEL
ANTOINE,
Doors open at 7; 70 commence ats
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CORPOfiATIOS NOTICES.
CORPORATION NOTICE. THE CoxNrrrEE on
" fares OF the Board OF Aldermen. viii meet Friday,
ns businsss before said commies are hereby notified
appear. THoe sIkrhEkS fCommi'sss
II. BSabIRr. Taxes.
CORPORATION NOTICE THE COMMITTEES ON As
day. 2s once OF the Deputy Tar Commissioners,
Chambers street basemenD to consider the following as
sesuintins grazing tagging curb and gutter arh
nue. between Fifty fourth and fiftv ninth sress .
Saver IN Forty secopdss.ees from near shsh avenue 70
Sewer thirteenth street, from University place and
PAVING Lesnson vsh block pavement from Thirty
fourth 10 Forty second street
Owner Of propsry ss. for Of .; above
tee. THOs sTEPHKNs, Committee
rHOs McsPEpON, on
GEORGE STARE, SAsssssments-
CORPORATION NorIcr,-rHx COMMITTEE ON FER
sf @ ON n s so.fs o. hs $ W" n .Gs 40
rio consideration the suhjec OF eascG public auction
run Terry tSerefrom Fult5n street Broosiyn Ali par
Ties interested are requested " attend
MIOHAEI. MURRAy)
THOMAS wADAMs, tCommites.
H. IT. REED,
NyorICE-TnE COMMITTEES ON srRHsrs or rue
~ Board Of ccuncimeu VIII meet II The library rcofo
No u City Hail, thursday, the 2ah ina n3r.M PA.
Lock street 10 the issst river, are ,eqn.s'ed 70 attend
iioHAs van TINE, OO% o @'"''
JOHN SHADY Stresses
NToTICE-raE co.mrTTEE ON sEwFss OF rHs
~ Hoard OF Couucineo sll ONE n ms gro
ION PICARD on wecnesday, tho 2,d ios' stsr r-ri.s
having business before the committed are rcqused 70 attend
g. 9sssiissEsit. oor%''''
GRO. Ross, , sewers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-18

SENRy n LEEDe, R-sAIEsRooM NO
IA nasssu s,reet-BENkf II. LEEDs A CO.. VIII cell
trSiop Friday June - al u oclock In front Of store
"a Nassau sreet bay colt about fourteen hands high
rsrsd kod In single and double harness and under The
le IA no, yet Eve years old Was sred by the Cansdisn
ug stallion Parliament, out OF Morgan marc that has
he'd mile IN two minutes aud forty three seconds Tbs
her Knows az no ussoundpess He cost two hundred dol
iast fall aud Ia sold 10 close an estate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-18

UCrION NOTICE COMPTON, KIPLING 4 COOPER
VII sell TIA soap fAetosy In Raymond street next 70 iss
round OF customers Also horse, wagon and har
Pertaining 70 the factory on Monday, June 81, al Ii
|ock Sale positive. For further information inquire a.
ma - Asnlic street, 166 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn
PIED COLE. Aucticneera.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-18

AR COLLINs THE CEI.EBRArED IRrsH COMEDIAN
M aud vocalist has juss oonc,udsd At the ~
Louis Chicago Buffalo and TORONTO thestres, and
giving his and musical With Dc.
cided West He gives his enterAino
in dubuque, Iowa on tho 16h inst Mr. Collins WI play N
York the fall his d. In that city Eve
years wishing The fall and wtaew
will please address him II l3d South eveata oss
fhilsdt lphA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-18

TTAMBUH0 AMERICAN MAI, STEAMSHIPS
Ill From New York TO
6OuthaMysen. London. Havre and Hamburg.
On this In and 18th Of each month.
AUSTRIA, BUkUSSfA,
HAMMOEIA bAXUNIA.
First cabin $780, second cabin, rs; s.eersge Sss.
ri II RICHARn AZ co 1E1 ffrONd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-18

J.BIEEoKER, By ORDxa OF SUPREME COURT.
n. VIII cell on Friday. Juoe ls at the MerchAats NIX.
nge the valuable store property No. ~ John street, ot 2x
ma 81 feet. Terms 1t sale
j. W. q LEyERID0E Rsfrrca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-18

bHr L. vAkDEwArER a co, AuCTTCNfea Will,
sell ts aud following davs he ssore 4,3 srosdwav
bcr opsnerd street without the eure balance
BE q dry goods late tbs Jperv OF a. B Williams
b. BY order 81 thf assienees consisting OF an a-eornen
dse suitable fer sroadway purchasers sale con
bres caily n ~ o'clock