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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-11

ET Coal, -four, meat, potatoes, and
grain Of all kinds taken on subscription
at this otIice--mOney neves refused.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-11
iofol & AlisfelIanp,

FoREIeN CHAEoE.-According to an
agreement entered into by our business
men, on Monday last, Mexican or Spanish
Quarters are now taken BY them for TWEEN
ty cent pieces; English shilliOgs pass fOr
ten cents, and ''fps" pass for five cents.-
This custom is being established in the
neighboring cities, and it was necessary foI
the protection Of our business men thai
they should also establish it,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-11
Routes to Frazer's River.


Several meetings have recently been
held at st. Paul, Minnesota, 70 accomplish
the above purpose, and to bring promi.
nently before the public various important
iacls bearing upon the subject. The pro.
ceilings have been published at length In
the st. Paul Daily Times. II is clsimed
that the vast district o. country lying be.
tween that city and the gold district aifold'
great natural inducements 10 emigrants in
search Of permanent homes, as we'll as safe
gnl convenient routes to the auriferous re
glon. This region has hitherto been with
held from colonization. but is "soon 10 be
surrOaderel by the Hudson Bay Company
iorcivilized settlements"
The conclusions reacled from the ropor
of the committees appointed by the moe
tugs referred 10, are as follows:
That the journey from ST. Paul Il
I'nompsons River, the eastern border o
he gold miDes, can be accomplished in 10
lays, and tl,e distance is sci down as fol-
iowi;
st. Paul to PembiOa 450.niles
Pem6ina TO Carlton House GOO do
Carton TO Edmonton 400 do
Edmonton TO boat Encmp't $50 do
Rnt EacmPtio Thompson river so do
Making total distance Of l65Omiles
from 81. Pau.
That the expences necessary to equlE
and III out pady Of teb from st. Paul
includng in the estimate sufficient foot
ior six months, will be as follows
lobbIs flour, cost 81 per Dbl $1,000
5bbls Of polk, cost sls per bbl 90,0C
450lbs sugar 54,0C
40i5s tea, cost 20 cts per lb s4,0C
Sunderies 10000
Powde and lead 10000
10 pairs blankets 10000
Goods and implements 10000
Teams aud vehicles 100000
"ft.
Total cost l,SO9,O(
That the overland emigration 10 Brit
Ish 0regan, attracted by the gold discov
cry on Frazer and Thompson rivers, vii
hdd Minnesota The most desirable point o
departure anl supply, for the following
leasohs-
Fnsi. The emigIant has a choice o
tlree routes far more easy and direct thar
any south Of St. Paul, TO wit OBJ,
Pembina. Carlton, Edmonton, Alhabasc
Portage, and the Boat Encampment, O
The ColaHldia. (2)--By the South Sac
kstchewaR and the Koontouais Pass /
Font COolsiIlej and (3)-By Governc
Steyens's welLknovn railroad route ou ID
American sidO Of the International boun
darv.
Second. Either Of these routes hG
more water, timber and game, and is lel
difficult, than those which start from III
Missouri river.
Third. Supplies Of all kinds are yer
cheap in Minnesota.
Fourth. Faithful guides snd after
dihts are easily obtained on our frontier
and in tbe territory Of the Hudson b.
Company.
Fifth. There is no danger Of moleslO
ton from Indians on these parthern. route
That the citizens Of Minnesota will joi
heartily with the people Of Canada in Il
policy Of eolonizing the western district
British America which is about to be Q
;ablisbed; and that relation Of reciprocI
trade with the United States, IL not no
existing, should be extended over that r
gion q Moth America.
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Making total distance Of l,650miles
from ST. Pau.
That the expences necessary to equip
and tit out party Of teb from st. Paul
includng in the estimate sufficient food
idr six months, will be as follows
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-29
MINERAL PcINT TRIBY Ne,
W ashington Matters


a
The 7ras;4a,. l..,s iss.,aI ! ss-3a,,,t;,,7 far
Aha -.r,.t.. :. ,,,.,s ,.-,,,., - -, si,,t,
40, .,,r r
Irin., ! ~. - ,err tlat they shall
convene IL receive 81 at mon su.h con5nstl,i
satlon IA ma, I..,.. made 10 them.
No, yort- 4,no1.
~ ,t-.,:. -. - n, -
Us " - -. ~
80 no 1. tt f IN, fsi,irt a,,j
$780, Pc 81 MA i Tel ia. ,,Iaea III
III III, - H. l1si,, - Ill ,r7,v
- - u, -. .fta = p'
III, - go. - - :. ~.
$3.50 90 ~ ,r..t..sa.~ ~ - e.,r-
s,i-. .,,.,t. - . t.1.y,,,,t re-
..- - - ~ g., s<z..rf
80 - -. al ,qSeie, t;r Cum
-. - 49, =. [.9.s..,+t, Ie1 1aft salt Lake
800 49, III -, irrzsi-rabfe Members
Al l,.,,,rr,ess @-s.,sll,. .ifsr,sdit .hi- story
II
I" a7,ii H s7."'i' ! -,
Ihe naval LII passed. otah iio'-e>'
~ prafsde ief seven si1'.I'--ol-""t a. :
wheel steamer y, '.te ehiia -, ooa f,.,a t..o
ne INDIAN deasiefieF ana q -.
t1ii also passed. = is9 'i.e ~ I,.
iaA the I'll iot i.g eoi -.
}ne I1onse ~. =. t.5.,, ii' ca ana 3+.
-. es' - ~ - = ~
800 M - -. - - m. "a Fttsl ,,a
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FOR SALE AND TO RENT.


ITUATE on lots IL 80 aud 81 in Twins addition
y to the town of Mineral Point. a good TN0 STORY
FRAME BUILDING. -Four la-ge looms on the first
floor. four below with additional Kitchen.
i capacious cisterngoed barn-hen house, and other
outbuii4ngs- Garden under high state Of cultivation
all the general couyeniences of pheasant residence
premises to the business part of se
sale easy terns-for further particulars
euire of 10If. VIM. T. & F. HESHE-
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FIEHE TYPES, PRESSES. FURNITURE. and all the
1 the necessary fixtures for a Newspaper and job OF
heretofore used tie etabils Of the Mineral
Point Democrat offered for sale AZ a bargain.
Foz particulars enquire Of
NJ. 81. C0THREE.
Mineral Point, Oct. 19tfI. 1887.
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ClSCISNATI+ IF 3is, sept !, ls5.-
Or. EaHsrK-peer Sir: ta. ing f+en am cta5 with
nelrss .4ea-tat-l ir tile past yearaud half and
having seen goar mrtieir- called the scandinavian
Blood Putilyr elys commended ~ gentlemen with
eAam ava acquainted Induced o. o.. It. but not
before had used other medicines. After using
bottles elt its effect vers sensiblg and qosi using
$40 more. uud zelt perleetIy cured. N1u VIII al
la as therefore, 10 congratulate You upon making
discovery in medicine which Is proving itself be
worker Of such wonders the diseases the human
tllaily. GEO"GE 5 Bennett,
Local E5itar Cincinnati Daily Enquirer.
I>rsA1ApeLIs "Wednesday, sept. .. l.5-.
UR. G. ~. BoB1ck-Dear sir Having besn troubled
for ,erI Years with extreme debility and weakness -
tauu So tat ullsbl. attend my ordinary
til-s and having heard of 7he wonderful
tt sour Scall usvian Blood Further and Pills vetc eC
I-eaiu- was induced l5 a fieuJ 10 try them.
J sayc been using the PI-iier tor the last Twelve
MONTHS and ud the medicine fully uaI 10 us recaa
rssnfa-ious So yslgr1c Is SIS use to that cannot
Now dispense the at my advanced age Vi
ll.c--=.ves.i- -s.e,u ears.
sh,rIr.iy -ire tl4s information for Tile Ien-G. 81
Those Similarly Affected NORRIS MORRIS.
I Shove eertidsatss and many others, le seen ~
any o'rc y amy Al any time. Get my Family
Medical Almanac, gratis, from my agents.
Manua,rery. Sales Rooms AMI eeice, Ne Fast Fourth
street. s .silajng from Main street Cincinnati. o.
Fer sale IS john II. ysitn Mineral Point; Nejle-eG
Ioape ~ r9-. Highlands f. Stevens Co., pcd-eyi,
anil it Druggists af.,. Merchants nrrtfy- 1.-Y
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MADISON yvATER crRr.

'sl0 INSTITUTION is delightfufy situated on Tho
Il south margin Of Lake Menona opposite and in f.II
lte" e" the city OF Madison, and sufficiently renewed
from the public thorou2hfrcs and business localities 10
insure undistufbed quiet tho invalid The grounds
comprising about 30 acres, beautifully n- d,ati,-
with Inc native oaks and shrubberv and escenerv ia
The vicinity enlb acin Landscape
this the most elchanting aud lovely retreat in the
North West.
The buildings large, elegant and ably fIrn
lshd and capable OF accommodating about patients
They heated throu hout by stealn tenn
Perature IN each he regulated with ereaess
facility, thus rendering the establishment. especially
suitable for Winter Accommodation.
The drv clear and stimulating atmosphere interior
Is admirably adapted, in with the
course of treatment pursued at this Institution bene
TT the suffering Invalid and all that close medical at
Tentlon proper and vigorous treatment kind care
eau avail 70 restore 10 health thoee entrusted to our
charge viii be cheerfuliy ana readily employed
tbs Institution has been TecentIy purchased by
Proprietor and Tehtted Up lie surpassed Iy
any similar esabl ia this country with the de-
termination 70 establish thiz Cure upon permanent
basis and make 1t truly
Model Water Cure Esfabli-hnept
Conducted upon strictly Hvropatbic and Hvenie prn
ctpe the proprietor pledges himself pain. or
expense shali be spared 70 promote the health
for q those the Medical
Il uneer the charge of Dr.. : NJ LANDS formerly of
pia, who, having had eight years experience
the ALer Cure system - fully competent 70 take charge
Of the Medical Department
A limited number Of boarders admitted
Daily Lectures TO Stueents. For further partic-
| ulars address MADISON WATER CURE, Madison wiz.
Madison, Nay 11ih, lass 6n2o
Al DRUMSfresh SuItana Raisns IN store fer sale kv
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FTER YEARS OF ST y AND EXPERIMEET,
~ Dr. Roiack. the eminent Swedish Pm, stefan
eeelej producing eieus from f.gsr ytlrea diie
ent species herbs rf his native land which
acts directly uon causes Of disease in the blood and
ly retoiue the rrppe, of life, 10 condition
health aud purity eNes disease from the system,
wherever il mas b. lact atever nag be its char
et.x indigestion. nervous complaints eleptic and
ther s coughs corsuInption IN its early stages sore
throat fever and sue, nls, low spirits.
sexual iucar5cjtr feminine weakness, yreLrg Of
siu svnptosnstic Of paralysis, rheumatism, neuralgia,
t,llor cancer .setes laesitue and deIfv diarrllea
and oil oter disorders If The organs Of respiration. lie
liver the Kidneys TIE stomach, tie nerves the
cuer a5e uuerugIy cured b. this preparation. L
is to naor5 seed OF disease aIha
acid i netrszes them with absolute certain
IT, while time regulates the secretions
moves oftrucies the bowels creates appetite
bodily ysar, sad regeueTates every animal tune-
tion such Is tho nature such are elects Ro-
backs famous scandinavian Blood Purifier which. II
taken conjunction with his Scandinavian Blood Fls,
VII not only obliterate tire most painful disease but
.reyeut their recurrence and lsngtLen He beyond le
o.. RI -a-s SPAN
III tae SCANDINAVIAN VEGETABLE BLOOD PILLS
Ro54cs presents tae result % twenty years .. ezpe-
ria1 ha5d study snl experiment to what perfect
Il should le- SD 5suJ, their uperiority after
one single trial. Price u the SCANDINAVIAN Blood Puri
l-r 81 per bottle. - per hai-dozen Scandinavia
Blood FIus, > cents per 1oS, or five for 81
PEEU, Miami county, Ind, Aug. !, tS57.
Or. C. ". RoBAck: have received much beDcat
from vour scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood Pills,
that thought ii M duty, and less iy
cnaiiya, give soa plain statement OF my case.
was ls afflicted with that all cogial and
ecIe ia basiness dyspepsia To recapit llaie al the
so-cail.d remedies which have used to rsI isseIf Of
this iiseasc, oad indeed make melancholy catalogue.
also consulted with the Lest physicians could h,ar
Of. was Induced 70 t- our remedies trourl the per
of friend, and after using them days
was greatly benefited, and IN short Time less than
month. entirely and permanently cared. l was
also afflicted WITH the most violent nervous headache
Fie saaposs produced ts my isorlere5 toIsaea,
for when ny dyspepsia left me, ms Headache loft with
IT, feel be-ter IN every respect than have for
tvl. years. NeIJ Truly yours
JOHN S. pENUTH
From thc Rev. 2Ir. McNUL.E1, Pastor If Roberts
Chapel: IAulANAreIIs, Oct. 3, I551.
rt- a. W. E,eE Tea- S-. have used ,oa- Blood
Pgld,r nervous affection. from which have sat
elrd much at times While it j. pleasant 10 the taste
c,rsiais has happy effect ugou tlo Please
cept ANY thanks for ku4 regards and acts be-
l.ese lHe, Yours,
q N.srT-TFl%
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PRIV4TE RO1RDING.

1--WE or SIX gentlemen can be accommodate with
= good Board aIa Lodging
FRED. MOELLERS.
Itneral Point. Oct 10Th, 1857. 4l-ti
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HUGHES \ DICKINSON.
risU DUCE AND COMMISSIONS ,tEpc,,,.r-
bea'ers "a LUdBER, SAT- PRODUCE.

'-'as o. sny description consrnes r. ou- frr, v5u
~ ,.Fi ftfeafiun- 0ice a. The terminus -
I-.,5- - '--'. -A-t--esae IN The rear NJ IaI-ou
49, Mineral Point. Wisconsin
--'N- it-Hht7- t+I sSFrs u. prrErNsox
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e. N WELD has returned from visit F-.--
~ ~ 10 3inesssl s,oiiis and is now prcpsregi A.,
Lilly execute all work incident To- hs profession,
IN the most approved style Of the Dr. VI cid tats
pleasure ia saying the citizens 81 Mineral Point and
surrounding country. that bis Will he cone in
manner surpassed by Ea-t az Wesf-or no nav
TO Office over Mof~tt's Daguerrean Rooms iii "A,
street. Mineral Point, Mis-.
November IU7h, 1851 4ttf
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FREIGHr NoTIcE-31 . y

4 II teshf Tor shipment viii have n he dsli-ss
- tle tfs1sa station by Il o'clock \ Il, If e3rir
tsro o ci5cE PIX. ''Se4'ed al
AZ JAS WILKINS. Frei, h Agent
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ErysipeFas. ScrafigIst, Kings Evil, letter,
Ininnrs. End Sail feheun.

IRON F47cGf""S Ifftaaft- - = f"N'S- feo :; low
pR AVER: YcuT pills the paragon Of all that is
ereaf in medicine. They have cured little ia hter
Of ul,r:s upon her hands and feet that had proved
Iueutte wears Her mother has been hong srevh--
Is stted With liotches and Ymples on her SKIN aud 10
her Iair child cured she also tried Your
Fj!!s. and they have cured her. ASA MOkGkfDGR.
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nyscnfery, Relax. and Worms.
I,..i-csfiou and Impurity of the Hood

Fsa, H~ J. ! Hfsrs Pastor efsdrenf cE'sci, I1'sto''
Dg Aye: I have used your Pills with extraordinary
~tss in my firliiy and among those called 70 WISH
ri istr.a To regulate the gains of digestion aud purity
tie l4sul they tiie very best remedy have ever
know u. and confidently recommend them u my
f,f.,,1s Yours j. V. HINES.
WARSAW WYOMING Co, y. Y. Oct "a. 1855
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FOR sI.sfs.
RESIDENCE To LET.

RESIDENCE To LET.
desirable resi- tence situated in pleasan; portion
"A Of Ile cts Of Mineral Poiut, with large Garden
ltatcc, is Offered for Rent favorable terms For
particulars, apply at
nl4-u PULFORD'S DRUG STORE.
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r2;lious Disorders and Liver Complaints


W .sufNGTON. u. c. : Feb, 1906
e,p. La, q. sel y,,nr Pills ia my general and hospital
.i,,r. ,,., t,.i. lep aEd cannot hesatet 10
"a, they are cagtrtic employ 1heif F@'t-
ifiu.r action quick and deciled consequent
d, tly rs an admirable ralney for arrangements - .int
t,ri HsyI seldom found case ei bffos ass'
,iyt So mate iid rrsy yield to them
Ffa.ett,alIy N,ults Ai0NZ0 BALI. VI. u.
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, ANTS, OILS AND yARNI~HEs.-

bEEFi NFfiH Fancy and Toilet articles Isrriszo,,'
feIiuln-rE- Lyons K&thariCn Delight, spanish Ius
.rHI- Neon Fun Bay Rum, Etu de Cologne, Hair Oils
'ooth Powders, Old Brown Windsor SOAP, White 10
sncy co. Shaving Cream, Of SOAP and hundred
others at 81 T. ElEIAN'S
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TRIAL OF PATRICK LALLY FOR MURDER.

Kings County Court or Oyer and Terminer.
Before Hoa B. Strong, presiding and justices Emmons
and schconmAker.
The trial OF Patrick IAly for the murder OF George
smonson alleged to have been committed on the even
Ing Of February H. 1858, commenced In The above
court yesterday morning.
In anticipation Of the presence Of large crowd OF per-
sons the officers were stationed in all The passages and
strictly prohibited from admitting more than ,coud be
conveniently accommodated in the room. The Jam was
consequently not great II otherwise would have
been. Every seat was, however, occupied.
The prisoner IL will be rscoected was indicted with
John j. Mellon and Michael sesshey, on the charge OF
causing death OF Mr. smonson By knocking him down
the s,oop Of Mr. Stephen b storey's porter house. in
Perrepon street. The circumstances are doubtless rAm.
lar 70 the public, full details having heretofore been
The deceased was Of some prominence in this
city, and Was extensively known az politician aad 10
bis social relations ~ an honest, good hearted man.
The prisoner lal ne appeared 10 court robust,
well dressed In neat suit Of black did rot appear 70
have suffered asy from close naement having been 10
AL since the day aer the commission Of The alleged Of
The District Attorney, Mr.. J. j. Schumacher, Mr.. r. W.
Peck ham, OF Albany (scpg State Attorney GENERALLY and
Mr. R Uoderb conduct the case for he prosecution
Mr. James T. srady and M. J. NJ Van Cot appear for
The Jury in the case was empanDeed with mncb Iess
dicuIty than anticipated. The prisoners counsel
exhausted but three peremptory challenges and the
prosecution svaed themselves OF their privilege in only
four instances The following Is the jury
Richard Cooper, George G Jefreys.
William bdsah James n. spencer,
William Covert, james wbitlock,
Ezekiel Smith, Clayton Schoes,
Andrew T. Henoa, Charles O. Post
Moses 8 Beach, Charles Bsecus
The court took recess, and on resssembling the Dis
ric, Attorney opened the case for the prosecution the
following elect
need not tell you, gentlemen OF the jury you cannot
have solemn duty 10 perform than you have be
tween the people OF this state and the prisoner
He stands accused before you gentlemen, with the
der OF oiuzen-a citizen cut down m tue prime q lie
surrounded by bis friends In public placs in this CITY,
near public thoroughfsre In public house. In bold
murderous ard outrageous manner I will MOI 90 iuo
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.IyCnLLAa poOus,

Ths sres, cestr. osts 70 he west Time ~ least q
abor and rates o. fare and freight low - all Tim b
any other For kess 70 contract for fregh
from Few Ycrt 70 point 10 the entire West CAL a The
sompsnrs once, No. Assor House. ne~ York
J. l.. EIJJOrr, Psssengw Agent
LxCH A 90, Frcgh AesgsA
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EXCURSIONS.


L,oR THE FISHING BA NKs-srRAMER Nsw HAVEN,
Capt Anderson, evsry day Saturdays excepted) Jeav
ING Cham bers street 30 Amos Spring
Peck slip at s5 pier 81 O'Clock 0ool music board
sis nsbng tackle bait and refreshments Meals all hours
on the Eurcpean plan.
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL PICNIC AT JONES'
" we.ds on Monday June ~ owners Of stesmbos,s who
would Ike " have the privilege Of running their boat the
above occasion 70 the picnic ground requested 70 send
their proposals. latest oil Thursday June H. No boat allowed
10 land NJ Jones' wood that day except those engaged BY
The committee. CONNrrrERoF ARRANogMENr,
J. q. aUSDz Secretary 426 Broome street.
WEEHAwKEN. GUTENBERG IND BULLS FERRY.
w Fare cents. Steamer ". q, PuNNAM. Capt Reese.
Daily Foot Of Spring street III, and O'Clock Lesy
ing Bulls Ferry n lard O'Clock. Toushing a. Twentieth
third teamboas sud barRes 70 charter.
HENRY HAI.LAN, Agent, ISL West street
JnTH AND rwErrYrHIRD srnEnr FEnaIM-
~ Perscns desiring pleasant rides san md mem ~
tahfnf either ferries greenpoint i. L. bF nx
meas avoiding psvements and win apdh the shortest rose
m epng Asera Raveoswood Flashing ire rsss conrscs
yamsica TO persona visiting MnsamAswn or po~ ~,
rs yaW Id pvekewNsAe, Ne railroad pasees wthn tvo
blors II M fevtss rsenpost thus avoiding the erowd
Nvnu ne, W.T. h Dosdwss - - Nww p~6N nssN
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CENrREv1LE COURSE, LONG rsLAND.-rRorTfNa.
~ The match that announced OIL 70 day, ~
drawn BY mutual consent Of both parties. -,x,
~ day, June H. o. clock r. M match 500: mile heats.
70 wagons ". Woodruff names brown mare w. "; re~-
body names bay geding. JOEL COnCKLIN, Proprer.
DOsTpovFMFNr -rJyIov CoupsR 4. I-rRorrING.
"Wednesday, Juno 49, ats r. NJ, match Ss@ 1000 Gay
WAGON Mr. Rodln named b. m Milt Maid, IN hsrncss.
Qwnas W drive SHAW d WHITE, froprtsocs.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

CORPORATION NOT tCE --ruE SPECIAL COMMITTEE
appointed the Board of Health Investigate into tho
matter of swi milk will meet in No. 8, City Hall
Tuesday, the 18th lnst AT CLOCK r. n Ali persons de-
being before the Committee In opposition
the sale Of swirl milk to citizens hereby notified 70
attend the above meutieued time and place The JON
mittes intend TO cose this investigation day.
MICHAEL TOUMkY,
WIN TUCKER, u-....,
f. II. REED, }c, npevs
CHARLES q HASWELL, "o"'"so0'
jams II. CROSS.
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INSTRUCTION.

CADEMY OF PENMANsHIP AND BOOKKEEPING,
"A 362 sroadway, corner OF Ffsnln sreet-Opeo day
evening for private class nstru son. New AID elegant
coDy books four number price 70 eents the
IL cent per copy. OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH.
A SPANISH GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE TO HAVE
"a two three families up town to wsose children he could
but respectable parties apply nj SIS sixth
of Twenty third street
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NJOTICE.-THE COMMITTEE ON FINANCE OF THE
IN Bcsrd of C0uu cmen will NEE; in the City Library
ROOM No II City Hall Wednesday. the 10th inst at r.
NJ Pares having busness before the committee In
vited to attend
TO consnmptn Of time TO the committee,
and facilitate matters with citizens who business with
them notice hereby given that will be eneass
the committee without being aesied by the oath of the
parties making the CLAIM sdeys Of those eogaz
the facts presented for consider aron.
HENRI ARCULARIUS, )Conmi.,ee
PkTER CRAWFORD, ) On
JAMES NJ CROSS, y Finance.
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9TH REGIMENT, NATIONAL oUARD.-sPECIAL NO
uce-A volunteer detachment OF this regiment VIII pa
rade this tuesday, afternoon, full uniform white pants
knapsachs 70 escort the BOSTON Irh Infantry
boat The volunteers from the different compsnies VIII re
port Adjutsnt Acting Adjusn st O'Clock r. M
III O. SUBWAY, Brevet Colonel
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NyOw OR NEvER.-AT MRS MELvTfLEsNEw SHOW
IN will found the most dsngue and the most besu
u ladies Parsan pafern which 70 close the lo
will dDpose OF below cost Remember l63 srth
nue.. between Eleventh and Twelfth streem
DEDUCTION IN BoNrETs. ,,
$50 ladies' misses and chdren's bonnes have been Sc
selected fro N this varied and extensive stock Of
SPRING mILLTNERY,
And marked At prices cslcuis,ed 10 prove
Irresistible 10 close buyers
Ladies' not 10 buying article In the reign
ing fashion great reduction from the prices are
invited 10 call and examine tbese choice goods.
GkN1N'B sAZAsR,
No. SIS broadway,
81 Nicholas Hotel.
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INSTRUCTION IN COLORIHa PHoToaRAPHs-AM
BRoSE ANDkkWS miniature painter and photogrsph bic
eolorst Ao csns street now rssdy to give insiruson
colorng Photographs Those wishing 10 this
pleasant invited call at his studio and view
specimens Of his work. where also further particulars viii
made known.