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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18
The City of New York BxickIny ers' Bencvo
lent md Protective Union.

The brckayers Of :hs city held a meeting last
evening at Union Hall, 195 Bowery, for the purpose
bearing reports from their different employers regarding
increase Of their wages The bricklayers first orga
nzcd this society in 1851 aud in 1854 obtained char
ter. The President in 1864 Edward Collins and the
Secretary John Lane The object of this association as
its name implies and according to the constitution to
obtain legal fair for labor and
support the workmen OF this trade when by accident they
unable to work at their trade provided such accident
be not caused by immoral or dsorderly conduct. All
members of this association required TO be working
brclaye1s The initiation fee is 81 30, and every mem
Der mustpsy the due Of twenty five cents
This association sunk into an inactive condition without
an organization sufficiently united to attend to their bust
month, meeting held at seuben Hall for the pur-
pose O Teor ganzaon, and the following officers
eleoted:-!ohn q Ward, President; David Montgomery,
Vice president; VIM. Holt, secretary; Timothy Coppar
Corresponding Secretary Christopher Coppar Treasurer
There were about 1850 members Of the Union present
last evening with the President in the chair The Treasu
rcrs report read and satisfactorily drawn up
ard approved The Secretary then read the minutes Of
the last meeting.
It was eaid by member that Mr. Rogers, living near
High Bridge, who was the former Treasurer would have
banded in the books belonging to the Association he had
known the persons sent to obtain them. A committee
books.
THO reports from the different employers were then
stated. 1t that they have been getting fourteen
shilling day and that they met last evening for the pur
pose of deciding the beet method of obtaining 81 per
u
"ttrke 1hc different members who had not stated pre-
vousy the state Of their employers with regard to
the increase after another in order and gave
their statements A Mr.. John Demarest consented to
give So per day, aso the following employers;-Mr G. NJ
OConnor, Mr. Rose, Mr.. R. Kemp, Mr. Richie Mr. Long
street, Mr.. Van Holtcn. Mr. Solomon Bauty formerly Aid
Of the Ninth ward whose motto il appears during
his election was the poor mans friend - had not yet de-
cided, but would probably do so. Andrew 4 Daner had
agreed TO grant the increase OF wages nlso Mouscl
Branh. Mr. Alex Stuart wus paying his sorkrnen 81 per
day, and MIR. Tumble had paid the The Manhat
IN INV fhasr Omar
day. There strike there, believe, on Monday at
noon, and decided that If they did agree to
the wages they would not pay the 81 the women who
demanded ii. Mr. Elias IIulcrt consented TO increase
their wages and several others, among which had
already made the desired " raise"
Our reporter then left leaving the members in discus
sion on some points Of their bye.aws
strike was detern iucd during the evening,
nonncement Of which decided should be advertised
In the HERALD
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Fires, Railroad Disasters, &c.

RorsEs POINT, N. Y, May II, 1859.
large wcodshed nearly full Of wood, belonging 10 the
Vermont Central Railroad Company situated at West Al
burg, is now all in flames and threatening the engine
house with destruction.
Tie railroad bridge at Milton Hollow, and at Char
coal Creek near Aburg, burnt last night, and the
engine Montpelier is in the creek.
The mail train from here this morning othe track on
the bridge the lake.
The weather is rainy, with very strong wind from the
Soutl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18
Fire and Tornado I'm Memphis.

MEMPHIS May II, 1863.
sevensons block consisting Of eight buildings, located
the corner of Washington and Main Streets was burnt
last night The sufferers Lent Trabne Frank Smith
Co., McComb Co., J. L. Case Co., G. NJ Coates, L.
Dow and Il. II. Mette Loss $l5o,o00 partially injured
There was severe tornado, accompanied with rain and
hail, unroofng houses, &c, last night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18
Marine Court.
Before Hon. Judge Thompson and jury.

CAUTION TO OMNIBUS DRIVERS.
hXl1-GItetrs. Curtis and oAers-The defendants
are owners aud p,opretors the Telegraph line Of omn
buses running through Grand street. Broadway and Ca
nal street On the evening OF December 2 1853 between
ara O'Clock the defendant, elderly gentleman was
proceeding up Broadway and just he about STEP
ping on TO the north side of Canal street. the corner Of
belonging 10 the defendants which driven with much
raptuy around the The result OF the accident
was fracture OF tie plaintiff left arm from the effects
OF which he col fined TO the City Hospital for ten
weeks at an expenee Of ST. He has wholly recover
ed yet. The jury gave verdict for plaintiff for 1850
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Mr.. VIM. Smith O'Br,en In R,s,o,,

BosroN, May II, 1852
Mr. William Smith O'Brien arrived here last eveninv
and WAS received with great enthusiasm by the Irish popu
aton They assembled around the fremont House on bis
arrival there, to the number CT eight thousand Pa
trick Donahue presented him nd lscss in behalf Of his
countrymen here. He responded in brief speech in
wncn lie severely csnsured the American party the
repuchcars OF Massachusetts fur adopting the consti,u
tona amendment. Fireworks let of and other do
noneti atiors made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18
Some of the Lost by the Steamer st. Nicholas
Disaster.

The st. LOUIS DenocrN says:-It ID sad circumstance
that the dead body Of Mrs. Cline which was found on
the 18th inst, conveyed to Memphis the steamer
yictoria-the boat which, but few months ago.
she made her bridal excursion from Brunswick In this
States to this city the boat then in command Of her
band Captain Cline, now also numbered among tho VIC
Tins Of the st. Nicholas disaster Mics Dunca whose
body yet remains unbound. and Miss Kennedy, who is
slowly recovering from her injuries in Memphis Of
the same bridal party. The unknown gentleman from
Baton Rouge, reported lost readers will remem
Der, from Clinton La twenty miles back from Baton
Rouge. He was o widower, and was returning from
washington D. g., to visit his children. He was con
versng with the second ctek Mr. Glum for an hour OF
20 carly IN the ewing Of the disaster ard stated tnat he
vac ooorkecer to the gallery Of the House oi Representa-
WE. ue eit Washington Wednesday evening previous
othe dsnster snd arrived at Mem rhls on the three
"'cS NJ Sunday train trco, 'he F'st " was a
tue a4drs.S - w." - ~
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Fire In WiDiiamsport. Pa.

wnnAMsPoRT, May II, 1859.
The First Old School Presbyte church destroyed
by fire last night, with adjoining barn. and Sc
vera dwellings Ioss $40 COO; insurance partial
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AUID-vKKNAND.-On Monday, May l6, in Brooklyn
by the Rev. s. H. Weston Of st. Johns chapel M. SA.
xuM AUD. Of this city, to Mrs ELIZABETH P. vREElSD, Of
Brooklyn.
California papers please copy.
MhxKSR-IIKisoS.-A Newark, n. j., on Thursday,
May H. at the residence Of the brides father by Rev
Dr. Jas s. Wilson, DAVID NJ MEKKR TO Julia A., daughter
Of Ralph g. Pierson.
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Obituary,

CAPTAIN GEORGE II. PAIGE, L. s. A.
ST. LOUIS, May To- 1859.
Advces from Camp Floyd announce the death Of Capt
George II. Paige, Assistant Quarterrnaster.
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CONCERT AT BRooKLYN.-Me. Emma Cassin announces
her first concert at the Athen@um this evening" with the
assistance Of Miss spnola Mr. Cooke tenor Mr. Sander
son. Of best panists and Mr.. Wooster baritone
Mr. g. F. Brisow will conduct the concert, which pro-
macs 10 be o very agreeable one.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18

The ro!s advertised to com. OF yesterday post
poned on account Of the weather
The $4,000 match between Ethan Allen and mate
and lantern and mate s announced for this afternoon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18

ACADEMY OF Musc-sllle. Piccolomin will sing to night
one Of her most charming r6leZerlina in tho Don Go-
vanni Of Mozartwth grand distribution Of tho other
parts The cast includes Parodi, Mme Strakosch Brig.
nol, modo, Junca and Ba,il We expect TO hear one OF
the finest, not the very BEST performances of ozars
chef d'GMure ever given in this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18
The Sailing OF the Niagara.

BOSTON, May II, 1852
The British mail steamer Niagara will sail from here for
Liverpool, via Halifax at about neon tomorrow. Her
mails close at zine A. NJ Dispatches filed in the Telegraph
ONCE No. 81 Wal street, New York. reach here
by eleven A. NJ, will be forwarded by her.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18
Movements In Real Est.ee,

BY a. j. Blocker, Son 4 CO.
Plot and four buildings Nos COS and $685. Water street.
ias aad 50xlto it...... ...... ........... SIS 400
On 30 ave-, n T. corner 95th St one lot....... 1850
On 30 ave-, s. f. corner 95th st lot ........ 500
On e5,h st. one LOT n S. leo fett east OF ave- 800
On l3lst st two lots n. S. It's H. n 9th ave- each $40
FIVE yeats ease Of twelve lots and bukocad. at
2s,h ct, aud East river, per ......... 2,l5o
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Holloway I

Dy: Motifs Chaiy beate Pills-An Aperient
and ntemachlc preparation OF purified iron T. b. LOCKE
general agent Principal Office $50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18

Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees
the best In the word surassng all made. Sold and applied
al the inanufactory, 233 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18

HALIFAX, IF. H., Nay II, 1859.
There arc a. yet signs Of the seamshp Canada now
about due here with Liverpool dates OF the 9TH inst
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Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s -sricos
They keep silk elastic stockings fr deoy
VEINS supporters shoulder Instruments for
mities made TO order No. vesey street. House,
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Southern Pacific Railroad.

LOUISVILLE, May II, 1859
The stockholders Of the Southern Pacific Railroad held
meeting hero to-day. Alexander Bulitt was elected
chairman report submitted, when the meeting ad
Ourned till tomorrow,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18
THE GREAT DESTROYER


One eth Of the deaths In Northern seaboard ctes ara
from consumption kverywhere throughout the Union the
percentage OF mortality nom this disease earfuy arre
The faculty say IL incurable. BE this may RADWHY
Co have unpeachable test nony cases pronounced
consumption by regular medical men, abandoned hV
Tier e hopeless have been cured by the READY KELIE
confirmed consum pon there large cass Of pulmonary
complaints many OF them the oreruruers Of consum
which yield with astonishing readiness hese remedes
Sousns csds influenza caarrh bronchitis lung fever pleu
included In tbs cass Radway certainly posses
properes capable OF curing all these dsorers nasmuch
sencvais the constitution When there CONSTITUTIONAL pre-
failed.
fever and ague cures none has been 30
successfu as Railways Ready Relief and Regulating Pills
1hese remeds cure the most formidable types this disease
as well as yellow typhoid congesye fever in the
race ana the terrible black tongue fever In cattle and
the minor
remiep and intermittent chis fever measles small
pox &C. sick with evers of any Kind take Radway's ReRu
g & and essy Relief n viii only be from
Railways sold By druggists and sorekeepers eve
rywhere RADWAY co., e John street. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18

iiair-Its Diseases, Fail, Changes OF Color,
and its enbellishme mt carefully by aRANDJEAN
No. % Twelfth street. west side and near broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18

Trusses. Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stockings
belts body braces and Dr. GLOVEkS lever truss NO
Ann st.
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Kennedy's Medical d Covery 10 warranted
10 scrofula eryEpeAs sitr ~ ''u losa' uSoeAssa
sore legs. For sale BY all druggistss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18

HOllOway's Pills.-TO the SuMerer from
gravel stone and other irregularities the kdneys these us
NAL ufactery, " Maiden lane, n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18

Hills Hair Dye, soc Black or Brown
ali druggist..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18

LOUIS 'NAPOLEONs PLAN OF FNANCE.-The
..advices by the Vigo show the plan that Louis
Napoleon has determined to adopt in his finan-
cial policy and it forms a strong contrast to
that of Austria, which We recently exposed. He
neither soizes the specie reserve of the bank, nor
Issues irredeemable paper, like Francis Joseph,
nor does he follow the practice Of England, and
call the great bankers to his side to aid him in
raising money But he has determined to open
q national subscription to loan of one hundred
millions Of dollars. This is the same plan which
he successfully pursued in 1855 for the loans
raised to prosecute the Crimean war. AT that
time the bankers were greatly angered at losing
their customary commissions and profits, aud
loudly prophesied that the new stock had been
taken by thousands of people who could not carry
it, and who would soon have to throw it upon
the market thus causing decline and running
the credit of the government. But nothing Of
the kind occurred; and now we find the French
Emperor adopting the same plan upon much
larger scale. Such step demonstrates his con-
fdence in the pecuniary resources of France, and
the policy will have no small political effect on
the prospects of the Napoleonc dynasty. There is
no stauncher supporter Of the throne or moro de.
ponent enemy ofrevolution than the holder ofgov-
eminent stocks. The very debts OF the nation are
converted into bulwarks of order, as is the case
in England. In creating large public debt,
held in small sums among the minor capitalists,
Louis Napoleon will erect STRONG defence of his
throne, so long es he does not go beyond the
ability Of France to pay the interest without OPP
pressiye taxation. The high war fever that now
has possession Of the French people will no
doubt lead them to take the loan with the same
avidty that they did that for the war in the
fyimea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs ind T0upees.
me best 10 the word Wholesale and RETAIL and the dye pr
valley applied at 6 Asor House,
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Departure Of the Prussian Frigate GcdlOn.
NORFOLK, May II, 1859.
The Prussan gate Gehon has gone down TO the Roads
and will sail Immediately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18

DR. Motifs Chalybestc Pills-N ID AAe
gene, nj agent, $50 Broadway.
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BarTy's TricOpherous II the - o "u .s.euI
est article for dressing beAufypg cIos IA s III A.,
ing and restoring the hair. Ladies tryk NY %" "'"s
gkS
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Disaster to the Steamer Martha Putnam.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May II, 1859.
The steamer Martha Putnam, from Cincinnati bound TO
St. Louis heavily loaded, in coming Of the Falls had
hole stove in her She was towed to the shore where
she sunk In seven feet Of water. She was uninsured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18
Court Cslendar-Thss Day.

S!rnsss CouRT--Crcuit.-Part 1---Same as calendar
Tor May ~ Part 2.Nos. 1926 1l18, lle3 1885, 1919,
l5s lSSo l7ol 1885, 1865, oiay Sac 6es 1885, 1868,
1859, 1872 4S6.
CcnM0. vItAs--rert l.--No calendar. Part 2--One
eoli wuiss Mes 620, 1889 1850, ,ica lTab iT76 lt
50 tH1n -
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WildeI's Patent Fire md Burglar Proc
safts, QUlRK D2ogHEKs, 10 Maiden lane, N. Y.
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sANANN,H, Nay II, 1881.
Tic Tbited S'ates mail steamship Augusta arrived
h"' UNss en- rdcsfay a,ors,ng q cig1t o's,.A, Al
me-.
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,e st. Lawrence at Philadelphia.

The United States frgate st. Lawrence, Captain j. B.
Hull Of the Paraguay expedition from Montevido, via
Boston, arrived off the Navy Yard $3.50 P. N. Her Off
GERS and crew will paid OF here andhe sap win
derg0 examination and repairs.
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AFFAIRS In WASHINGTON.

The Case OF Marshal Tsler-The Government
Refuse TO Surrender Him to the British
acknowledgements Reeds Opinion
OF the Chinese-The Claims Against Para
Rc.
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IL. a". NJ -Hr. .s,,Gs,~ou l<c i'rcr-
tty ID - .si, Die .l< " iol rscko axe o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18
OUR srEcIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON, May II, 1853.
The demand Of the British Minister for the surrender OF
Marshal Tyler will not be acceded to- as the case is no.
believed 10 come within the article Of the Ashburton
Treaty. Tyler has been already tried for the os.nce
and found guilty Of manslaugher and the government
have no idea Of giving him up to the Canadian authorities
70 be tped over again.
Minister Reed had long interview to-day with the
President and secretary Of State. He speaks in high
terms Chinese dgnaries and says he received
with marked favor by all with whom he was associated,
and that every disposition manifested to place the
United States the footing with the most favored
nations.
Commissioner Bowln arrived to- day and paid his re-
specs to the President and Secretary of sae BE has
communicated some important information to the Depart
rnent of State, which he obtained in Paraguay, with
reference to the alleged claims held by the Rhode Island
company, which will be exceedingly interesting when
the claims come to be adjusted.
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TUE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.

WAsIuNGroN May II, 1853.
The Of the treaty arranged by Minister McLane is
on principle Of that which existed before the treaty Of
Guadalupe Hdago, and which regulated the commercial
intercourse from the borders OF the Missouri to an from
Santa Te. In this case, the right of way over Mexican
territory Tic Gulf of California il proposed, with every
prospect OF SUCCESS
Jndre Douelas left tonight for New Orleans.
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Thc Rest Spring Bed In observation-disclosures
sDipsa y from ~ TO So a Ss broadway. Call and see
EbIlen, ErerI,ers. 400 Broadway, sole ma
uust'ntcs OF The calculated trlnch yoke atts snd dealers
Gsch fuIli.trg gn,ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18

Hcsiipg's Patent Champion Fire
bur aai proc; saes ISL Broadway corner Murray m
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Testers Sewing Machines.
LOCK STITCH.
SArESROOMS 4s3 BROADWAY, N. Y.
Wholesale agents wanted
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carryinetrade must fall to uA. ABLE seamen
will be in demand here, not only i.r our OWL
vessels. but for those of England.
At this early juncture, the war being yet Il.
embryo, we have not begun to feel the
effect in this particular. There is not,
so far, an unusual demand for seamen,
nor have sailors wages advanced; but
it is safe to predict that this state Of affairs
will not long survive the actual outbreak OF hos
tihties. England, it is true, can recruit her
navy very largely from Newfoundland and all
the fishing stations in her American colonies; but
then, the fishing trade itself will require q
supply of seamen; 30 that, in any event, our
sailors will find themselves greatly in demand,
both on account of the stimulus our carrying
trade will receive and the draught for men from
the other SIDE Just at this time our lake naviga-
from that quarter will crowd into all our Allan
tic ports to seek employment on the ocean.
Such British sailors as are employed in our
merchant yessels-and they are numerous-will
naturally desire to return to England and secure
the handsome bounty offered them by the Ad
miralty. We had the first indication Of this yes
terday, in the fact that there was q perfect rush
of English seamen looking for employment on
the British ship Abercrombe, which lett this port
for Liverpool
We have no doubt that the intelligence of
what is transpiriDg in England will produce be-
fore long very serious effect upon our mer-
chant service not only as regards men, but the
Increased number of ships which will be brought
into service for the carrying trade to Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18

Phrenology, as Applied In Examinations by
FOWLER WELLS, 30S broadway, points out the talents
defects and proper trade or occupation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18

Arts WoHks-New Invention, Rare Style
Tie Pastelogrsph combinaicn psin and exqustey
lesuul Invented and The Highland painter the
Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18

Grover & Bakers Celebrated
NOIsEIEss FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
NEW STILES, AT REDUOED PhICES.
400 Broadway. New York.
l62 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18

JfAustria whips Sardinia 1t Will not make
clothing any cheaper than 1t now is at DRUMGOLD &
PRUChs, "a Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18

Paris Soft Hats OF Rare Quality, Expressly
adapted for summer wear, just eceived by steamer.
LEARY CO., Nos. 8, 4 and Astor House, Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18

IT SIX PER CENT-MONEY TO LOAN UPON BOND
n aud mortgage. Apply TO DAVID kAII' 4o' broaa"ay'
up stains
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LCOHoI. TuRPENTINE AND COAL OIL BARREL
"A protected against leakage by soluble glass at rin
st manufacture and for sale by Dr. j. FEU CIIrW ANGER
Ia3 Maiden n BTreatiso fcrmenled liquors. 90
che mical receipts, 81.
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"a - : ea,l. 80, 49,,
By, bSi, ss'. Sc. ~, IS, i5s.
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Half q dozen fine perfect fitting shirts
$l2. NOODY's shirt mandatory, 262 Broadway.
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FRIENDS OF ECONOMY ATTENTION-INSrEAD Or
desIoyipg your waste paper peserve it, aud receive in
equivalent In cash. for old descssicn
whole or tom, old pamphes old circulars handbs cke
cares catalogues and old ia quantities large
Anal 1t matters not how much they may be written
muhlaec. STODKWEfL 4 EMERsON,
Is Ann street, basement
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, May II, 1859.
Stocks unsteady. Pennsylvania State fves, 92 bid;
Reading Railroad, % Morris Canal, 52s Long Island
Railroad, IL; Pennsylvania Railroad, AZ.
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sSterD keWmB NQacMheb
LOCKSTITCH.
SALESROOMS ASS BROADWAY, N, Y
WHOLESALE AGENTS WANTED.
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no YOU WANT LUXURIANT WHISPERS OR MOUs-
~ My onguen seven years established only
know thing that Will force the besrd smoohss
face within six weeks from the frat application Price 81
Sent by neil post free 10 address II will stain
jure the akin. X. g. GRAHAM, 100 Nassau st. New York