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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-22
Personal Intelli0ence.

Mr. John Jones, President Of the Atlantic Mutual In.
Company Of this city, Of largest and most
successful institutions is to sail in the steamer America
from Boston, tomorrow, for Europe He is accompanied
by his family and goes out for benefit Of his health
Mr.. Stephen McCready, Of the firm Of McCready Mott
Co.. Of South street, also goes out In the vessel 10
Liverpool, on the commercial business Of the house.
Hon. VIM. L. Goggin, the opposition candidate for Co.
vernon OF Virginia, has accepted the nomination and
nounced his intention 70 stump the State.
The Madison, Wisconsin, Patriot mentions a rumor 10
the effect that Governor Randall intends TO resign his
Office
The Senate OF Missouri are sitting as Court Of Impsach
ment for the trial Of Judge jackson.
the Of the State Of Minnesota u.s. Edward Hsepap
charged with endorsement Of certain moneys collected
for taxes In the year 1885, the jury brought verdict
not guilty
An effort being made again by the friends of Ieabev
the recusant Monk Of La rrappe says tho waupun Wis
consn, Hem to procure his pardon II is thought that
he has fully atoned for the crime for which he was
fenced.
Henry Clay Pate, gentleman whose name became
married in Portsmouth Va tho 10th inst 10 Miss Sue
Thomas-Rev. Henry A. Wise officiating.
The Eon. VIM l.. Sharkey is proposed as q candidate
for Congress in the Fourth district Mississippi now rep
resented by Mr.. Singleton.
ARRIVALS.
servant Mss aroshon aeadrcss Pisuse, soidsein,
II Cook, z 1. Barker W whiteman q Leonard Henry
~ SS. S Pnll sn s:'1 c.l. s.s ssT Issy
Drake, Bixby, Ward, A Aston MS O sues, Mrs
hSyns Bonon M
son, Henderson Fitzgerald Raveuei Chesiham,
han%ood sSss.nd DaSu Ss :..srs!s so''r'
From Macao in he ship Levsn,erwm Avery, OF Chics
g. CAPT apt ES.ws Ashoy Of Gonnsc,lc9 Mrs. French chill
sea Dec !, OF dysentcry.
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Probable Loss OF the Steamship Black
Warrior.

TIE CONDITION OF THE SHIP AT LAST ACCOUNTS
NAMES or THE CoNsIGNEEs or THE sPECIE-CARD
OF HER PAssEN0ERs, ETC.
The steamtug Scrsamer Capt. Germaine came up from
the Black Warrior ashore Rockaway bar, yesterday
afternoon bringing the specie passengers baggage, and
cost Of her The ship lay with her head 70 the east
ward and had feet Of water in her, The Screamer
has been engaged attend her. Capt Bowen Of the
Board Of Underwriters had gone down to her, and will at
once CONNIE to tighten her. She very little cargo
Without very favorable weather. the PROBABILITY Is that
she will no. off, che bar the top Of
high easterly tide and is steadily bedding in the sand
The following the amounts and names Of the con-
signees Of the specie
sls,ooo-D. s. Robbins & Son.
$27, ,0o0-E- II. Albert.
$l67 O00-ward, Campbell d Co.
SO, 6,lO0- Maitland, Phelps & Co.
The Black Warrior was built in this city in 1852, is
$50 burthen, rates 2, is owned by Livingston,
Crochcron Co valued at $135 O0 and ia insured in this
city.
TESTIMONIAL TO THE COMMANDER OF THE BLACK
WARRIOR.
We the undersigned passengers on board the steamship
Black Warrior, from New ORGANS and Havana 10 New
Yers beg to express grateful thanks 70 Captain
Smith for his kindness 70 this try OCCASION When
oapger imminent HIS anxiety was 70 eave our lives
above all considerations. Hs attention 10 the ladies' will
gotten His GOODNESS gave cond tence TO the
tmd aud wavering. We heartily trust that he may long
command the noble vessel and live many years an OF ma
to the profession. Signed on behalf OF the pas
seDgers:-
EUsEBIO RIRO EUGENE J. SULLIVAN,
JULIO CALMEIS, II. W. WEEKS,
AUGU5TIN T. VARONA, GISSIN ATKINS,
BFANABE vARONA, CHaS. CHANCELLOR,
NARlANO AGUERO, GEORGE CUDE,
G. DILLON FERDINAND HERGENT,
JOHN LOU TIER, ANTONIO CUADRADO
II. LIE MESURiER, JR,
SUNDAY, Feb 20, 1859.
HIGHLANDS, Feb. N-9P. N.
The steamship Black Warrior still lies in the posi-
ton. Three lighters alongside Of her, endeavorng TO
gave her cargo Wind blowing gale from the north.
west. Weather clear and cold.
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%. isSs. ' 'p''1 y '''' ~ u '''
Adopted by the Board Of Aldermen, Dec. 81, 1856.

Adopted by the Board Of Aldermen, Dec 81, 1856.
an The ii s ERE s Is ny
largely o II. ss sS s ss s % ~
ss ss for % Ga he y,as
be . s IN this y s aons n s has Ssa
could have We been bee from he sas he building
s s ss %es $ sss $ he he
Seventh and hi sehh districts will IN short time be without
leased ground the tenure of which viii expire In
is Indispensable tina. this important arm of service
shou be at once provided with locations and when
prs no delay should deprive community the valuable
s the unfortunately situated Your honor.
through the Park until nisrsects Park place and would
ssHs%S q fsi{ suitable Sadnss o Be used
present the following companies as being wan.
ons and trust that speedy action will be taken to meet he
crrscnciss Of .hsr beins thrown out Of ssryiceLEnsne
No ~ hoss Company No. Is Hose Company No. y, Hose
se se burning Of capoa a.d be tower on the CITY Hall
exception ne Posi- cupoa which The only one hs
ri. r. I'M. Vigilance as sppcsn the
enabled 70 make Ion and m.rEe have been
S n' sn Is! ca and suitably elevated
% ss ssr.sy 9y'1 S IA ' sss
avenues the want OF alarm bell n that portion Of the cty
ser1ousy felt by citizens whie nj tho same time
esd 70 increased promptncss and efficiency by the de-
The aunc.an1s m mro,ss AND THEIR ArpoISrxssrs.
alarms OF and occ.scncd ringing for false
he @ ns
necn .nsSeSp ~ from all peaceable citizens and have
q sysos n great
~... .t.~..u. riht TELkoRAPBiC APPARArus
ne winch was originally dcctlued usterialv 10
assist the department prompt atandsncs a. arss II ~ m,
" serv,co ~ tne present time except on the bell stations
There should be some method Of Alarms 10 he
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Court Calent,ar-This i)ay.

srrRrn CouRI--Crcuit-Noe. SOY, 1904, ges ~,
$40, 500, ga, 42S, $780, bso 2s6, 2s7, 49, A2S $40,
s67, 4e1, 267, 341, t23.
supxsoR Counr-Trial rcrm.--Nos. 81, 8, al, 4os,
?27 All, 47a A75, 47e ls2, 4s7, 4ss 4el, 4o3, 4,4
fe7 Aoe SOL 6o2 6O4 sos, 5oo 5o7, sos, 6os 5i2 6s
COMMON PIxAs-Trial Term Part 1-Nos 12l, 72e, 662
6,9, $50, 2sS ss7 GA, 74b 727, 746, TAT, ESQ., 667
scs Part Nos III, 2si, o3s, 7ls, 10, T56, Isl
752, 75s, 1855, Tso, 7s7, 7Ss, 76s, 2e6.
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OF the Are apparatus and would suggest the
~ nou,ry into he feasible and economical plan
cisaT opinion that the FIRE Telegraph coud be made
valuable AUXILIARY department. and by expediuDR
alarm prompt attendance imperative and hss prevent
the spread Of any confsgrsuon nom delay finding It's
locality.
LADDERS.
For the better security Of life and property have had
eighteen large ladders and stationed at the follow
Ing places In Of fire, viz
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The ngate Cumberland, and sioops-of Mar'on and
Vncennes were on the coast OF Africa last dates but
dings have been received from the Dale, which
derod home some months ago. Apprehensions are enter
tanned for her safety,
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Revenues OF the Colonial Government In
Cuba.
We compile from the Gocetc 0fcioI Of Havana Of the
10th inst the following returns Of the revenues Of Cuba
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The steamship Black Warrior still lies in the same posi-
ton Three lighters alongside Of her, endeavorng 10
her cargo. Wind blowing gale from the north.
west. Weather clear and cold
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-02-12
Jay-hawking Band, and their sympatbi,,

Jay-hawking Band, and their sympatbi,
ers.
have never resided in Missouri; ~,
have one single Missour;an in my po.,.
to my knowledge. had occasion to ma,
through the border Of that State to read
the destination my commission and !,
structions obliged me, and found them :,
truly generous, lawful and hospitable Den
pie, willing to do anything to establj,S
amicable relations between themsslv.
and Kansas.
Previous to June '5s, / had never "a,
foot on or saw Kansas, and hence N,
charge against me that was actiyel,
engaged in the difficulties of '56, mn.
be entirely without foundation. OH.
miner charges that have been prefers
against me, ! do not deem Of suficieo
importance to treat with other than sileu
contempt Respectfully.
< A. j. RUSSELL.
Deputy U. s. Marshall.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-02-12

CT The bridge across the Kansas river
at Wyandott is now completed, and load
ed teams are constantly passing over it,
The day Of its completion was a proud
one for wyandott, and will be hailed with
equal joy by the people generally south
of the Kansas river. 1t will now be safe
to ship goods to that city for all points
south of the river. Please read the ad
vertisement Of McALPIN & Co., in our
advertising columns. Those who have
business to transact with river town, and
goods to ship to such pointwill find it an
object to do it with this house.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-02-12

plymouth Rock, the blarneystone OF
America" He would not check the spirit
Of laudation of their early homes, mani
tested by those who had spoken. New
England was worthy of such praise
France had enthusiasm, France had glory
and heroic daring New England had all
these and more,-she had churches and
schools and institutions that were her
glory. A picture Of New England for q
wear, showed 1900 criminals reformed,
1000 idiots cured or cared for; 10, 600 ex-
lies protected 100000 children schooled
and eyes and ears rendered unnecessary
to the blind and deaf. Such picture hon
cradle to New England, whose sons and
daughters are seed planters for the BEN
eft of mankind. John Adams explained
to the Able Reynal the foundation Of
success in the American revolution, as
churches, schools, towns and militia
peculiar characteristics of New England.
l say, if I want model republic, go 10
New England, model man, go to New
England; and when model woman il
wanted, she can be found in New England,
There is as much heroism and manhood
] in the western character, and the eastern
man is sharpened and expanded in mind
by western atmosphere and influences.
Space will not permit US to give the
remarks of DR.. Root Mr.. Learnard. Mr.
Thatcher, Mr.. Lovejoy, Attorney General
Davis, W. Y. Roberts ESQ.,, and others
They severally contributed to the. pleasures
of the entertainment and manifested theil
affection for pumpkin pies and Yankee
women in an unmistakable manner.
The Lawrence Brass Band and the
merry voices of the company, joining il
familiar strains. enlivened the occasion
The festival closed with "Old Hundred, ,
in singing which all the company united
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-02-12
To Subscribers.

(H) When the term for which subscribers re-
eciving their papers by mail or at the Post-of1ee
iB out or nearly Sc, convey the intelligenc BY
q cross Mt the end Of their names, like the one
St the commencement Of this notice. This will
give all a fair opportunity to know when their
time is mp. and serve as an invitation to renew
their subscriptions.
NJ Extra copies Of the Herald IF Freedom
put up in wrappers for mailing. if desired, can
be had at the Office. Price. Five Cents each.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-02-12

GIVE invite attention to the adver-
tisement of Messrs. HEMIsGwAY & WIN
Koor. who are making arrangements to
carry a large number of persons, and an
immense amount of freight to the gold re-
gion next season. Mr.. WYxKoor has jus.
returned from that region, and he knows
whereof he speaks when he talks Of that
country. They are gentlemen of great
energy. and are well calculated to sue
coed in the enterprise in which they are
engaged
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-02-12

Or The Postmaster at Mapleton, Bour-
bon county, Kansas, win accept our thanks
for club of subscribers from that Post
office; also, for additions to our lists at
Dayton and Xenia Post-offices in the same
county. The same mail from the South
brought US large additions from several
Oshsr Poss-ofRess In that quartsr.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-02-12

p Congress has passed an Act opst
ing the New York Indian Lands in ths
southern part of the Territory to settle
ment, and allowing Improvements to dsH
from the time Of settlement. Our FRIENDS
who have settled upon these lands vii
be relieved from embarrassment in regH'
10 their movements in relation to the'
lands hereafter.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-02-12
Festival

At the Unitarian Church. Wednesds!
evening next, February 10th. Music
Tableaux and supper. AL are invited
Admission Is cents.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-02-12
TERMs.-,.'s.OO PER GsNuM. IN ADVANCE

Hero shall tkc Prcss4he PeOpIe'srig hts maintain
UASS,d by party, - unbribed by gain,
Pledged bat to Truth, to Liberty and Law,
No Favor sways ms. and NO Fear shall awe.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-02-12
LAWRENCE. KANSAS.

SATURDAY MORNING. FEB. 10, 1859.
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4musemeuts.
Garn Az the YIlRLIC.

cx,i proccedns. which have been poriins between
A. p wood sBd mys hsse been determined In hi. ia'oi
~, ,ub;ic hayr bp made acquainted herewith, hrouan
,h Press deem ny duty Pbsb the following
About year ago. uprovidenty unsdssediy and unwi
psy entered sgecrent With Mr. Henry wood Tor e
sum Of perform aud shsi from me os'e
of The agreement, that time about 10 leave the S'e
and did no. expect ru after TIE PoTd "
te agreement But fortune csereed other"is nd "Ss
PEELED 20 return my native State to support my family Al"
Ell To do this commenced performing on Last honoa "sH
wien Mr. Wood with What intent viii lave the pnono
mise obtained order Of injunction RESTRAINING he iO pen
Sps until the expiration the year and aha VI courrc
must abide Of the Court and "iihafe" from u"
Il. Il. Ill ILL .o,
r,y assist Mr. r. ~ Hooey late partner, and who eoa
,nne the business n his untg endesvors 10 Please ana sn1
ts Band Of Minsres which canno DC ex
cele6 hes leave state that though now cut on from
The OF support and placed n state Of dependence the
time viii when a again apeaT before you 70 endeaV'r
10 grstify yea and TO viii yOur applause. -
fboss " no will vis he Hall No. al Broadway VIII not see
m shall be in attendance nightly 70 witness
De o. rfsncs myse greet my friends and well ~isneIs
and b my presence the exetons 81 company OF
" hh Of late member and which have no hesitation IN
will give real delight audeLoe thsn any other
Company In this city. .u
GEORGE CHRIsTY.
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Gxrursions.

T'HE fine new steamboat NAUshsv !. ~!
i having Der joiner work nearly completed. WI a, H.
running early 10 June Ats Art st,Sors q.
RxITiM}RT JEPFIRSON. CEDAR HILL sna w. - 81
TON. BY applying on board the beet ., the f'9s
NEr T.. WILSON, M. Up WALTZ
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CADEMY OF MUSIC.-MATlNEE.
~

ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-MATINEE.
~ PfOCOLOMlNPS
LAST GRAND GALA MATINEE,
previous 10 her final departure for Europe. -
DON GIOVANNI aud LUCIA Dl LAMMERMO0R
SATURDAY May %, at p. Doors open at II IN. The
whole OF Mozsns msserwork and creates, Of 81
Operas. 1865 1.oy .yu,
With tbe creates, given in America:
A""~"' " Madame STRAKOsCH a. Dosns Elyirs.
PICC0LOMlSI as erlins,
Sig ELLORE BARILI ss Don Juan,
AMODIO ss Masetto
BARII es Commentators.
10 conclude with the Lest Act Of
Donzettfs Grand Opera Of
LUCIA DI LAMMER MOOR.
Madame CORA DE WILHORST az Lucia; Dir. HENRY
soIJIRFS the distinguished American tenor Edgardo
parts the Academy 81 reserved seats
The sale to-day the usul places
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ENOR SALE-A valuable FARM. containing 10
ING lMPLEMENTS s,a.~d thr-~ miles Sr.h vrs. Of New
burSh Orange County Y HN good sst Of Tie Isr sa
surrounding country The improvements ccr Of largo Wel
hut eRs Te:a- hcuse Ba-a, Carriage tcuss
sts6. &c Has large Apple Orchard and gss, 's-e,' o.
other choice frc. tie pfvurisea Posssscc to i
medisteiy. Apply 70 0EdR9E CLARK, Nsxss-st. NJ.
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Sales at 1ret,on-
A. n MEs~ts, Aasiocsr<.
DY BANGS. NERwiH 4 Co., T,sa.-l

THIS (fridsy, AFTERNOON, ksy 2, q 0cscct
The ~utIe PRIVATE LIBRARY u TIE AIS Rev. EsSss n
Gris~od. ID. D. L.. D-rhb L:bpry 6ru.s srtnseSl,s
oolecticr Of rare. onoce. Ssrsbae ard ,srie~s BctS
oeshy every dePata Par'ie o.afy nse " Pe~try sat 49,
ory ichdlns rsny ths' are wy chice and ssoS
Amesca Asc, early Pvntoa bc"ks, sc sa,1erd b "a =
porast eo.kA Csisioguss uaAy ~ hal s??icsss 4 e
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Nay .. a. c'clck "a.
CHOICE PRIVATE LIBRARY-of rare ana eurioss -,
a. general L,erature enbrscUg also a. e.eun- vSsty
valuable Books in early Ansrsn llls,e, f-ty. bsrsea
voysse. saa Travels &c. l.. C.atxse. a.. 10. rsay
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY htERNOO& ~
Jur@ md q st4 o'csocs. ~
AUTOGRAPH LETLFRs, MAstSck.ffs iSScalP.
TIONS. PRINTED CrtlOSiTiks. Se-roe proecJ .
p,iyrr col,cton ard ss,hsrd during usDy ysr lr Ell
rhi scire Autographs of Statesman, .omaandec. kvS ~
souase. Auos Artists prsnstis, Musicisns DtiurS p.
aus. ko many Of them IL sest his.orcsi i1vu,as
and n.ere., The collection aso emesoesa s.tty % -
with As,uxxph INSCRIPTIONS Interesting printrd Cnraee(
Ac CAt.lou,. nay b. he'd sppic.oo. At the ssi'~rsA
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PLACE wANTED.-Tae adyer.

II WVNfhI ILhVL WIN tED.-Ioe ddver.
~ tser has city property worth So GO subject to four yrars
lease $4,000 per snapn, which p-flransut loan Of
per cent There Is bt.er cstinu city or
ssfe profitable investment Also, English faurury
price $lS.0p; hcumbrsnee, $3.50 Of which $3.50
for 100 Eitter both viii be exchanged eqi-
tsbly for Q COUNTRY PLACE, convenient the city Ai.
drcs with description properly snd price Box Ne s n
Posi-Uhce
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E,OR SAVANNAH and FkORiDA,,
II AMERICAN ATLANTIC SCKEw STEAsSisu.aiS
pAEYs new and Grsrc.sp steamship HuNIs' -
A. Pos, Commander, ~n have He, IA. Y sors -
.tth anmrrss.rd .rcomraods,Ions, era Tbrccfs
New ORLEANS csc rs; Mobile, sS5; Mousrme1, "a.
"a GA; Atlanta t25; Columbus, s5j nsooil -
sus.A so Also 70 principal places In FsosiAs q -
FREIGHT 10 cents per loot and prOporionAss rstsA
''6ps' cent ART3B . CROMWELL Co. No. . "
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HALLET e. CUMSTONs celebrated Bcstot
~ PIANOS Ia richly osrvd. aoiaed AID P.in esses q "a
owrs fac.ory Sssou guaranteed New and go Nd
hscd Pianos snA hesdsous fe' R-n R-a appd Parnhase
8ok aseury. A. M kAk0CSE. No as Brpsdssy
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Real Csiate for Sale.

CHOICE STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY for
~ sALE-Bcau,iiul Sites fuf Wills. aad Country Seat.
very desirable and beautifully located property private rs
Of view and proximity to the ferries aIrrpss.ed 10 II It's
Immediate vicinity Of the New lsndiugs
easy OF access Agreeable sused vey healthy and viii Be ed
ct lower prices IN whole or IN parts, than Any other ars
Inquire Of ROBERT HESLEwOOD. near The Q-,ra..,.
LANDING.
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livery MAN HIS OWN LANDLORD-Upon
IL the plan Of T. L. TuIasuu; ,hs purchaser to hire tire
premises rent will exceed tie interest purchase
money and al charges aud csrs the property AID BE-
credited upon the with ths
repairs &c. For further particulars. spply g
Ii. MERRITT Nc. % Sd-sT
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Hnaurhi.

stnros DxArss. Anetsseer
DY SIMEON DRAPER.-Reguisr Auction
SALE THIS DAY :, O'clock. See Csts,ogie
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Reinupais.

LINE.-Ths hvogits steamship AUGUSTA Cspe
n. 9. woodhull, wii have 90 SATURDAY, May q, It
from Pc, No North Ryss Trocsh tckss yso e Mont
sSned only board Yor freight passaes apply b oAlck
AZcUkL son, No u Br0slwsy.
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Ocean 6teamere, 81.


STEAM to IRELAND, DIRECT, for $N.-fh
- Liverpool NewYork aud Philadelphia SseauskD Oh
,p,erdd aud powerful steamships intended 70 sai
From Belfast and Cork-yI0O, th and ota Of May.
CITY OF MANCHESTER, lsl and "a ~
From New York Cork Liv~p.oi-vG0. 18th nsy a
CITY OF MANCHESTER. GsA Il Ia
RATES OF PAssAcEI
Cabin, from New York 10 Cork aid Lyerpoc..
Steersse, frou. Eew. York "a Cork aud Iverpoc...
Including unlimited allowance of the beet coohsd prove4
which vii. be served By the Companys rewarda -.
Passengers by this line avoid Tho rsk and graz decunN
calling ct HALIFAX and 3d. JONAS the sameS eel 6Sao
Cort.
Tor freight passage. apply 70
JOHN MCKEE, No. los Victoria o.. os1A
CIV. n. SEYMOUR Co, Cort.
and IN Philadelphia aud New York At the Company o
lo9 Wsnutst.. Philadelphia, AID No 70 BrosdS.{ s~Tyse
WIN. INNAN. Agent, Nos 81 and s. TOwes suiAin0 ~
pod t
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IT,HE LADIES Of the MOUNT VERNON

FTNHE LADIES Of the MOUNT VERNON
AssOCIATIO take pleasure n announcing that tho beau
Opera of Flora tbs Gpseys Froc which some time
since they author TO and have publicly
reprcsentcd benefit az their Fund will be produced on
Evenings Of the I'd and Sd Of June next at the Meop1an
generously volunteered by the family o
the late Sr Fsrgeh with full Orchestra aud Chorus, aud
Of principals c0mpsn Of the most os
xuishe Ia the country under the
ducorbp Of Mr. Morgan, aud the stage management OF MIR
Conway have freely offered their valuable services for
the Particulars win be future announcements
MARY MORRIS HAMILTON, Wee Regent.
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WINSLOW HOUSE, ST. ANTHONY MIN
w EEsOTA J. r. BARROW, supertntendent.-This Ia
the largest elegant furnished Hotel in the Northwest
And IL now open for the accommodation Of eess ia dss
Div located being central the business part ct the city and
commanding full sight Of the Falls Of ST. Anthony and lis Oh
seraoy Balconies afford the finest views that cs5 D. obtain
cd of the cities Of st. Anthony and Mnnespols .
House Is Just completed at COS. OF ana tIr1a
"A In pripcely style at an additional expense S6Cp
The celebrated Falls Of Mnnetiatla seshins Wsi,r se
the Wnslow House, IN 0
souhcy direction They approached BY excellent road
from the Hotel and object of prominent beauty and roman
dc interest they fail 10 excite the Adnraon o. tee b
Trs,sien; board 50 per day
The tables are Furnished with the saeg variety ana ts
choice the market and attention warnS 10 make
~' O. W. MCLEAN. FYcpdsoox.
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GRAND RURAL FESTIVAL, CONCERT and
N PICNIC BY the NETWORK MUSICAL MUTUAL
PROTECTION ASSOCIATION In conjunction with the
AMERICAN MUSI CAL FUND SOCIETY,
IN JONEsS WOOD,
On MONDAY and TUESDAY, lure and 7.
TWO HUNDRED INSTRUMENTAL PERFORMERS.
Dancing four Platforms each provided with full
Rand. Conductors THOE. EISFELD aud II. b.. DOD-
WORTH musical arrangements under the direction
q TEO. ESFELD. The whole 70 conclude on the second
A BRILLIANT DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS:
Admission rs For full particulars future advertise
ments u. G. HILL, Chairman. ID. ScHAAD. Secretary.
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Building Alaterials.

DOOTING SLATES.-R. PRINCE, Agent 70,
~ "a ce..a-..ed EVERETT QUARRY" Pa
Fox FLAT and PITCH" ROOFS
u. sAE2.ss ssjss<s ~, - Bsekrsaas ~, New xSgk
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Go nbom It man Concern.

MIGHT SCAVENGER.--JOHN DENNER
IN Nigh. Scsvenee Orders i at No. n Chatham 81, or 'a
1874 East l2si-st., will he pbnctualy attended 70
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