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The Recurrence to First Principles.

Ex-Governor FooTE addressed the Y. NJ.
Mercantile Library Association last night in
eloquent strains of animadversion against the
tampering by the Executive with the action
Of the people in the choice of their represen-
tatives, and in deploring the degeneracy of
politics. He presented with force and effect
the need at this epoch of purity and patriot
ism in our national councils, and expressed
his convictions that the right man would be
vouchsafed us as pilot in the impending storm.
He counseled that the warnings Of the Model
President = WASHINGTON should avail US
now. Let the people, we say, ponder on their
own duty, and demand from their rulers a
recurrence 10 first principles.
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A MONSTER LITERALLY CuTs Our HIS VIRUS
HEART AND NEARLY KILLS HIS SISTER On
Friday night last Frank Wright, in drunken
hit, at Woodville, N. II, struck his sister Sc
we're blow in the back with knife but she
aucceeded in making her escape. Help was
procured and on returning TO the house it
was found that he had murdered his WIFE
literally cut her open and taken out her heart.
Wright was taken into close custody. The
girls wound is considered dangerous. ia.e.
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statue and HOnOrs to Washin q ton IT.
Wing. " -ii

The Y. M. NJ. L. Association, at their meet
ing tomorrow night, should take The lead in
passing resolutions honoring the memory Of
WASHINGTON IRvISe. They should call public
meeting for the expression of public sentiment
in reference TO the death Of this frat man of the
Literati Of America, and to initiate steps to
have statue Of the great American VASE
isaroS IRvrSa-erected in some conspicuous
point in this city-the Queen of the West
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The Overland Mail.

ST.. LOUIS, December THE overland mail,
with dates from San Francisco to the llth
ult., passed Warsaw, Missouri, two hundred
and eighteeen miles west of St. Louis, this
evening, but there being no key to the ex-
press or mail-bags at that point, the sum-
mary of California news for tho associated
Press could not be obtained.
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MEY- ITHAs BEEN DISCOVERED

WSS AT LAST.-The art icle that cures almost
without fail every species of eruptons Of tho face
bands, or other parts Of tho body your face dis.
figured with pimpIes or irritating eruption Of any
kind; hayo you contracted that most troublesome
disease, Barbers Itch; are you troubled with letter
on the hands, or elsewhere hav1 you any annoying,
irritating, itching, infamed eruption of any kind;
go Mt once and obtain pamphlet describing the
effects OF Palmtr's Lotion, and giving an amount Of
evidence in its favor, that will put 10 rest all doubts
OF efficacy In the cure of all kinds of cutaneous
diseases. After becoming satisfied that the Lotion
is no humbug, procure bottle and use it, and you
will be 6ed that the half has not been said in It's
favor that might be-
Price 30 cents, or six bottles for 81 co.
s0L0N PALMER, gent,
no30 No. "a West Fourth street
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New York atocu Marue,

New York, December The Stock market
is again heavy at a still lower range Of prices.
AT the commencement of business this morn
iug decline of }a(9& per cent. was eStab-
lished on the speculation list, from which there
was slight recovery before the Board ad-
journed, but at the close prices showed de-
clinipg tendency.
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BE Sure You are Right,

The Courts have decided In recent case
in which the city had to pay paving bill
on John street, 'that whore streets varied in
width on different squares, separate assess
ment ordinancessho be passed" a.
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The SLAYER wpnderer Case

SAVANNAH, December 1.-The Grand Jury
yesterday ignored the bill against Rages,a
and Aqaira, charged with being engaged In
the SLAYER Wanderer affair. It is understood
that the District Attorney will snters noHe
pros upon the other indictments against tho
same parties.
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Meeting Night of the CITY Council.

The subject is mooted to change the meeting
night OF the City Council from Wednesday TO
Tuesday. 1t has not yet been broached BY
presentation to the Board. Several members
are in favor of tho change on account of their
engagements elsewhere on Wednesday night.
The change would be of doubtful propriety,
however,
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The Enrnna at Bnstnn

BosToS, December 1.-THE steamer Europa
arrived this evening at at half. past seven
o'clock. Her mails will be dispatched South
in the morning, and will be due in Philadel.
phia tomorrow night. H
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MARRIED.

SMITH-LEDMAN.- On the 2sth nit, az The resI
dence OF the brides father, Miss Emma Josephine
I!edman, OF MiddetowD, Butler County, Ohio, TO
Mr.. George Q. Smith, of this city.
OLIyER-W -W0RTIIINGTON.- tho evening of
the 2eth ult., ~ the Rev, W. q. Evans, Mr.. Edman
w. OlivGr 10 Mias Jane WorthIngton.
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River News,

PIrTsBURG, December 1--M.-River four
feet ten inches by the pier mark. Weather
cloudy with appearance OF rain.
LOUISVILLE, December Up. M.--River fall
ling, with six feet in the canal and four feet
on the falls.
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Survivors Of the Mountain Meadow Mas

ST. Louis, Dec. 1.-Dr Forney, supernten-
dent of Indian Affairs in Utah, arrived here
too day, with the remaining two survivors of
the Mountain Meadow ma'saore, who served
as witnesses In the investigation Of that affair.
Further intelligence In reference to the gold
discoveries 10 Southeast Missouri, confirm
the previous report
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GJr Daguerrean Gallery, south-ws cor.
nsr of sixth and We,tern-row, over Hannaford's
drug.sto Pictures taken and ut iu good oases
for twenty cents. Warranted to please.
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PardUIled,

MILIEDeEvILLE, December I.--Cholce, the
murderer of Webb, has been pardoned by an
act of the Legislature, but the Governor has
vetoed the bill. -
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ES- sprague & Co. have fine assortment
Of Gents and Boys Clothing, TO which they invite
the attention Of tho public They have none but
good D.atcrals. Those who favor them with call
Will get the best Remember the southeast corner
VI Fourth and Vine. vtII blu. g.. f,na
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Trial for Murder.

COLUMBIA, s. O., December 1.-The trial of
James Hood, the engineer of the steamer
NashoiNe, for murder on the high seas has
been commenced.
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gar For Christmas Presents 70 to Albert
ROsss, southwest corner Of Eighth street and West
ern row.
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Outward Bound,

New YORK, December 1.-The steamship
Saronia, for Southampton, Havre, and Ham
burg, to-day, takes out 500 900 in specie.
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HOME INTEREST.

%s~ A. A. Eyster, Clocks, Watches and
Jewelry. Nos. 3al and al Western. row,
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afSAY. Nj. M. l.. ASSOCIATIONS

1HsISA 7. vi, NJ i. ASSOCTATION,-
gE5sS A meeting Of the members of this Asso.
cation will be held in the Library Rooms on SAT-
URDAY. EVENING, Dec. 3, at ~ O'Clock, for the
purpose of appointing q committee of seven mem-
bers by ballot, TO nominate officers for the ensuing
year, in conformity with the provisions of the ninth
article of the Constitution, and for the Transaction
of such other business may be presented BY order
of tho Board Lno29e J. l.. TALBOT, Rec. Sec.
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FOR THE CHEAPEST
DRY GOODS
In the City, go to the
Corner of LOngwOrth & WeStern-rOw.
lno30aw1
SPECIAL NOTICES.


f1slSys MR.. :. NJ. HEWLETT, THE
WxS early companion and co.laborer of John
b. tough, will give his farewell Temperance Speech
During the evening he will sing one of his original
Temperance odes. His efforts are equal TO Coughs
eoquence and defamation, he will please You, Ad,
mission 10 cents, to pay expenses BY order of the
Committee. 7r.' 20 q. delba
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GPALDING's PREPARED aLUEl
sPALDING's PREPARED GLURi
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUEi
SAVE THE PIECES
ECONOMY! ~3f DISPATCHi
Rs5- "A stitch in Time Saves Nine.n-Ea

As accidents will happen, even In well regulated
families, 1t Is desirable to have some cheap and
convenient way for repairing Furniture Toys, Crock.
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EVAMlLY -FL0UR.-I have always on
n hand, supply Of the best Family Flour In the
JOHN FERGUSON, Grocer,
no20 Corner Hint h and Vine.streets
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nYsTERS.-I am in daily receipt Of the
~ best brand Of Oysters coming to this city.
Warranted fresh and fat
JOHN FERGUSON. Grocer,
no29 Corner ~ Ninth AMI Vine reets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25

Thus, during the years which elapsed between
1849 and 1856 decrease the number Of Europeans and
Canadians has taken place. TO the extent OF 104 fames
The increase in native half breed families during the
same period Was 1872 From 1S43 TO 1s4s the native in
113 families the rate being about the same
M in the succeeding period but in the six years ending
1849 the European and Canadian element increased Also
and 70 the extent Of 81 families. These two periods
divided BY ls49 have presented entirely different socia
pnsses the first (lS43'49 was one OF progressive
civinIa.ion-lhe latter CS49'66) one Of retrograds
movement, the dimnution IN the number of European
settlers having operated adversely the habits and
toms the ha breeds The tendency Of the native popu
aton indeed is gradually 70 throw of the humanitea Of
civilization and approach and nearer 10 the savage
wildnese Of Indian life The influx of European and Can
adan blood between ls43 and ls49 had good eject in
arrestng this tendency which circumstances far more
than disposition have induced and fostered Tie refining
element Ia now lost.
The of Europeans and Canadians 10 accounted FIR
chiefly by the Of the people, frat TO Prairie
PORTAGE and secondly to ST. Josephs, at Turtle Mountain
two new and lourishng settlements Many families have
found homes In Minnesota.
In lS49 the foreign population and house &C
commodaton had attained their maximum In 1S43,
before the influx Of immigration and in 1865, after the
eux OF the emigrant tide, house accommodation wasn't
ns minimum Thus, In lo49 we fud only five persons
10 each dwelling, while n 1888 and 1856 there six
persons 70 each This very extraordinary discrepancy
80 trr as relates 10 tB49 and 1886 st,ted by Mr.
smh under whose direction the census OF the latter
year was taken, 20 have 'sfroni the general de-
pressed cvcanstarees ia which many taDailSg found
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LEGAL NOTICES.
oURr In THE NATTER OF THE APPLI-

CuPREMB ooUEr-IN TIE MAIIn a OF rhE AP r II
city q New the board q Of ne Cen
between I0sh and llOk srsss and the Fifh and
XIX 3 Avenues the cy Of nsw YorkIhe Mayor. Alder
% and Atty of the city Of New York BY the Board
Com missioner. Of De Central Park pursuant % he statute
,ed alter the Of the city Of New York by lay
ing thereon public place and % authorize The taking
s<reby give notice 70 the owners es.ees parties and
respectively entitled unto or nersstsd In the lands
lenemenn hcredamonts and premises hereinafter mentioned
and described that they win apply the Supreme Court Of
the Stse Of Mev York - special term OF said court 70 DO
held he City Han q the o Of New Ysst on Wednesday
day thereafter counsel be heard for the
poinment Of three Commissioners OF Appraisal In The above
entitled matter 70 estimate IN favor Of the several oWner lea
parties and pesons aforesaid Just and equitable oon-
pensaon for aing all those lands tenements
and premise a. Ne between the souheIy line or side q S
which the ~ Board Of Commissioners OF me central
Park deem advisable be- acquired for the purpose % exsena
ing said Central Park in the city Of new YORK. wMcn s1c
lands and premkes laid out t4 map or plan oa -
city. by virtue eptta An aot reauve 70
Improvements touching The hytng out OF sses arc
the city ct New York and fr other puToose pAsseo Ap
1907 Dated Nay u 1859 $50, 80
and 70 sai4 SSsGa OF cesnnisatuAe<a.
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Our Caracas Correspondence.

CARACAS, May "a, 1861.
Recepiio Of Cen: Paes at Lagayra-Truuphaa Erramce
sno tie oiy-WA lie Run for President, on R01rn 10
Nsw York l-The RepOIu,ios-Oasro and Paez-Popu-
krity Of the Er- President &C., &c.
ID being known thu. The President had arrived at La
guayra Sunday the 18th inst being appointed for mis-
reception in this capital, ut Ave in the aernoou temple
Of liberty erected in the square opposite San Pablo,
standing on eight pillars, forming trumpha arcn, Ano
beautifully got up with many Inscriptions, aad as'e'uuy
decorated, at cost OF 500. Triumpaal Tcnes were
Also erected at every crossing Of the stree IN the hhe Oh
procession decorated with evergreens, howers sgs and
the portraits of The hero they intended to honor.
Nearly every house ip tho entire city mad Tag dis.
payed Of tho nation nmstes thus every country in
Eurone was duly represented with considerable sprnk
hing Of The stripes all the diplomats had their
floating breeze, and The toM ensemble gave lively
and beautfu appearance. fbe whole line OK march
dent ely crowded with men, women and children, waiting
the arrival Of the Old general Al length all wae hustle
ne"psd under The emDs Of liberty Where he addressed
the people, He came as private citizen; hot gun was
Bred not soldier 70 be SEEM bat the whole masses
OF the citizens out IL the desire OF the general
nbat be be thus received not as military cneftisa, but
es citizen Of Vcpe zaela II s sunised he will be can
civil war, it lxey he sill return 10 New York
snd there spend bis days.
We hardly any judgment TO the success of
the conendng parties Each claim TO De victorious, and
dependence be placed in the thousand reports but
they agree poiIt--hat vast honber have been
10 the spirit world during the present revolution.
Castro barrow miaded ambitious, fil, Of suspicious
aud fears conceive the NOBLE generous and truly
patriotic sentiments OF Pace, who has only the welfare Of
his country heart Besides this the former s surround
cd by interest II is TO keep the two men In
whose hands the destiny OF the republic lies, Separated
exciting the jealoeses and fears Of Castro.
7no popularity OF Paez 10 great should he really
plot, his enemies say, against the government, one
Jingle word cry would rouse the whole country from
the seacoast the anos Of the Apure more as the
dconient indignation and hate ainst Castro Ia univer
SAL and whose vaGillaiog weak and esotistic policy is
the cause now Of bloodthed rapne and the most revolving
horrors.
The only way which will be open 10 Paez, in order 70
vndicae his character, will be voluntary return 10 his
step which, although soltened by the many gym
pathes amongst his country men, might NOT be for
their interest his own pleasure.
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Census Of Red River Settlement.

Enumeratons Of the population the settlements on Rcd
River and the Ass!nbone in the Hudson Bay Companys
territories instituted in ls43 1S49 and 1885, The
results showed that the number Of inhabitants
which increase Of $3.50 the number found in
The locations in 1s43 and 2S2 that in 1870
the greater part Of the increase having place between
1s4o and 1856 According TO origin, the population by
Hnrnliea At zach cenaua stOod fnlloua.-
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themsel ~ Numbers were LIABLE 70 I'VE h separate
house ana now happens that two and semsti,es nrse
far des formerly occupying distinct houses and culvatn9
dspct farms are crowded together In ono house for NE
wake The .:s.s d 7, s q nm males y
We community may % w ths ssstsmsDf and sonsSt
their fortunes in more geniA spheres
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that am AFRAID 10 menuon The hgure Al inns me ees!
Woo, o0nntry In the world you may soon expect
70 see an export Of wool equal value W the cotton which
N n0tQn
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0llifmnrV,

Died at Chicago, Illinois, June 10, Captain STEPHEN MAN
CHESTER, formerly Of Providence, Rhode Island, aged
sixty eight years. Of the four survivors of the steamer
lexington burnt on Long Island Sound in 1889.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25
snI4Ms OF HnAL EsrATM.

a lCBEAP DAIRY FARM FOR BAIs-Ar $40 PEE
"A $50 with good buildings
and eleven mics from Elmra Cheung county Y Plans.
&c with &. EDDY 4 CO.. 81 Liberty atreet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-25

fyHEAP COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR sALE-Ar WHIT
~ lockvle miles from the city by the New York and
Albany Railroad price 0O0 For particulars apply 20 g.
WALTERS, lQ Wall street.
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ry'HE MERCHANTS RECORD FOB NEXT WEEK
i Is now ready.

PRICE ONE CENT? .
vtolaaale eoe,ts-ROsS 4 TOUsEY. III Nassau street,
"' sngXTER co Ill3 Nassau street
YATEs 4 BAKER, 10 beekman street.
BOYlE 4 GIBSON, 81 Ann street
HENDRICKsoN, BLAKE LONG, 70 Ann st.
sTEAENsG CO. corner Ann and Nssssu So.
HAMILTON j yHNtOE, 81 Ann street
O'KEY &D4STOS. 2 Ann street.
proohivn seency-E. GREFN 4 CO.i2e s-ysfon avenue
L . town sg.ncy il % 81 ANDlst, Ssa 1SS avenue.
~ N faave1, nrspcy GEO r. JACgsQt. % xspe street.
And for sss by news agents ssaersly.
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DLOOMINGDALE ROAD, ON 10th STREET, CEN.
ID trail SALE ten lots with house, near Tenth ave
Gossng from river 70 river desirable productive invest
very twenty minutes water the premises yesrs
will double present price. Apply 70 SMITH 229 Broadway
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ASTROLOGY,


n CLAIRvOYANT-MRs. SEYMOUR, s0S FOURTH
"A street. Broadway the most successful medical
b.ainess cAirvoyan 10 America Consultations sctnes
business absent friends &C. and satisfaction guaranteed
pay
4 ULAIRyoYAHT AID AsTKoLoalsT Thar BEATS
n world and ave thousand dollAsH offered per
soc surpaa Der she warrants to disease
form, particularly rheumatism eynsumption Hep
rgta scrofula all Aecaons The lupgn throat Ma
Madame O. b the only natural al seeing cairvoyAnt II
United States AL kose who uck in trouble unfoetu
In bushes. would do well 10 call md this ged ADV
Residence Ia Spring Street
GOOD NYws.-rHE NEvRR FAILING AsrROLoGISr
VI snd CITED lady of information, Mrs u. hOHD1R
6l Canal street, north s1 bet Hudson and varick
born with natural stu she siyes true information Of all a.
AIRS through life and drum kennesa fho community
acknowledge Ars Eoedes the beS when all others fail.
MADAME wID0ER, CLAIRvOYANT, GIFTED
M Epapiah lady, unveils the mysteries Of fuurfty love
manee absent ends Sickness; prescribes nedcnes fof
III diseases tells lnefy numsern property o. q ssoenS4
Bewery between Houstou and Bleeoker streets.
AT B.-wHo has NOT HEARD OF THE CILxBRkfKr
IN J.. Madame PkEWSTERs She has bean consulted by
thousands M and other cies with entire sadsoson she
ees confident she equal She tells the name OF future
vito husband; Also thaa OF her vscr ron w1ae Hun
Ladies 20 cents; xornomep n
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oNa BRANoH.--BOARDERs CAN SAVE oNKHALF
IL expense short distance inland, and visit the when
desirable ct PhaenI All s domestic agricuura dairy and
spce to Branch DESIRED hall without charge
SHADY with skelet from mosquitoes sgae
accessible by he'd bank boats daily Refers TO 81
COrtanot street; Law Boyd, 90 kHs broadway;
hon oopatbc pharmacy. Broadway "a 50 to IS per
Address Warren Law, eseees Phaanx New Jersey open
and throughout the Fourth OF July excureonia
vied TO aeieet roona
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& FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE AND
n lot for SALE 81 sacrifice for cash. has all modern i'm
ents good l99 West kgheenth street.
mediaely 70 b. PARKHURs ST is Nassau street. room a.
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Of the best Il the cts ded 10 good STYLE snd doing
1e hus,ress VIII bs sold cheap An epterprnng
ess the purchase money 10 few weeks Apply st IL De
sing seet.
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SUMMER REHORTu,

A DELI0HTFUL RESORT.-THE GREHN GROVE
- manson, keypo.t about ten minutes walk from the
boardera kvey facility offered for bathing bosng ashins
all other kinds country enjoyment moderate
The steamboat Report leaves
four O'Clock For particulars IND lire at Mrs
WINNE's, lA9 Franklin street, or ON The premises.
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ITO soUTHERNEKs.-THE HOTEL ST. JULIEN, NO 2
Warrington place 90 long and tsvoraby Known as the
painted and furnished throughout and ready for The
reception Of guests. Meaa BY private table h CARTE
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II OYRL BUSINESS SALE orr EXCHANGE ONE
IL Of the dc sire bic hotels in York city
in pleasantly located IN good
pa,r well with de- complete and doing
frat clsfs making buaineas the furniture will
bargain or exchanged for pnincumbered real estae long
at nominal rent This Is opening for business
seldom offered Fun particulars viii be given by addressing
2l Godfreys Union square Post occ No agents need
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CEA BASS AND BLUE,FIsB. ON DECK =
- The steamer HUNTkR6S, Capt Morrell, will make
excursion 70 the Cholera Banks Sunday g. 1882
leaving foot OF Jackson street ~ and Peck slip o'clock
Bait furnished on board. Tickets 81. h. THOMAS.
TNHE ANNUAL PICNIC or THE SUNDAY SCHOOLS
connected with tho Universast church. Brooklyn, pe
roned until July H.
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COUNTRY BOARD, AT HUNTINGTON HABBoR. L. L
~ for families single parties be engaged for
the by caag addressing Mrs Jesse samm he
premises samn l05 pineapple sree BrooklJ fishing
baihrg sailing &C. unsurpassed. Communication with The
city twice day by either railroad or sex mboat-
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grBE FIRST INDEPENDENT SOCIETY, REV GEORGE
Noyes pastor meets at Hone Chapel 40 Broadway al
l0I A and ~ r. M Subjects discourse orntng,
Lies Illusions evening, 1.-The humani Of Christ"
THIRD UNITARIAN SoCIETY-BRoADwAY AND
Thirty second street. Rev Mr. rockingham Subject for
the ming The Overriding Godn lvening, Letting the
Light shinen Sests free.