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"THE NERVOUS MAN AND THE MAN OF
NERVED

Dr. NINDsHIP, the strong man who illustrated
the first lecture on physical strength by fainting
away twice before Boston audience has at last
succeeded in delivering his sentiments and lustra
ting his positions in less antithetical manner
BYLEs, Boston correspondent of the Tribune, thus
speaks Of his second appearance:
Last night, however, he made another and most
successful attempt, at the music Hail. where there
was air enough for all our occasions His lecture
was very sensible one, on the Importance of the
obedience to the physical laws of our nature egpe-
clalIy As to ventilation and muscular deveIopment
lie believed that no adequate notion is vet had as
to the degree to which the bodily strength NAV he
increased lie had his attention first attracted to
the SUBJECT WREN IN college, eight or nine wears
ago, being at that time not than an average lad
OF sixteen or seventeen. BY degrees he has increas
ed his muscular powers up to their present extra
ordinary force. He is aoout five feet seven inches
tall, and weighs, when in good condition, only l43
pounds. By way Of showing US what he could do
he first lifted with his hands only, without straps
or other apparatus, a weight of 929 pounds
including the chain which sustained the
weights. This he affirmed was more than any
man had ever lifted before, in the same way of
whom there is any authentic record. A famous
strong Engshman, in the last century, could lift
between 700 and 500 pounds, and NJ. Bihio, the
Belgian giant, 500 pounds. Both of these were
older men, he being but %, and he announced his
intention of lifting 600 pounds by the time he is
80 Aterward he lifted himself by his little finger
so as to bring his chin higher than the laboring
point, and afterward, by grasping the rope, with
out any other purchase. Next he manipulated his
dumb bells, weighing hundred pounds each, and
concluded with taking up barrel of -four in his
hands, and putting it on his shoulder, and walking
about the stage with it. He stated apologetically
that he was not in as high condition as usual, and
weighed seven pounds less tLan his average, in
consequence of his indispositon, occasioned by his
last lecture ; but we thought he did pretty WELL
and all he had promised, and we applauded him
rOun0ly or he will piv tba.I
describing the particular exercises by which he
has produced such results.
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WEBSTER AND HARRISON GRAY OTIs-Mr. Web
ster was speaking, one occasion, some years
since, in Fanuei Hall. If we remember right, he
was arguing in favor of the ''Maysvile road" BILL
Mr.. Otis sat near him, on the platform. Mr.. Web
ster proceeded as follows:
81 am in favor, Mr.. Chairman, of all roads, ex-
cept-except-"
Here he stuck and could not think of any excep-
ton. Mr. Otis saw his difficulty, and said to him,
in low voice.
''Say the road to ruin i"
Mr.. w ebster heard and as ifhe had merely stopped
for the purpose of making his remark more effective
repeated the whole, as follows:
al repeat, Mr.. Chairman, am in favor of all roads
except-the road to ruin :"
The wit in Otis, in this instance, was we'll met by
the presence of mind in Webster.
Sr. JOINS, N. F. June 3.-The City of Baltimore
Passed Cape Race, OUTWARD Bound-The steam
ship City of Baltimore, from New York 4th inst,
for Queenstown and Liverpool, was boarded off
Cape Race, at six o'clock this "wednesday morn
ing, by the news yacht of the Associated Press
She desired to be reported
New ORLEANS, June l0.-Duel at Nep Orleans
duel was fought with swords to-day by Messrs.
Momus and Berton, in consequence of political
difficulty. Both were wounded.
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men in pamphlet form for enduring reference and
better circulation The facts compiled have large ne
rest for this city of the reasoning it is not for to
speak will, If encouraged by sufficient subscription,
gather these numbers and revise them think the argu
ment on the proper Western connections OF Baltimore
would be better understood if accompanied by map of
those regions. should have such map autographed
and bound with the pamphlet. 1t is however with the
people of Baltimore to say whether they to know
facts bearing thus directly their highest commercial
rights.
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M0nftarg ana Commercial Rfbietu.

BALTIMORE, June H. 1859.
There was some little movement to-day in Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad shares but in other stocks there
very little DONE Baltimore and Ohio steady at about
yesterdays figures The sales braced 325 share
at $52524 cash. S52A seller so days, S52H seller 60
days. and the market for it closed $50 bid S52K
regular way. There nothing done in Northern Cen
tal Railway but it closed yesterday at s19S bid
There sale at the Board of 81 44s Baltimore ty 6s
1875 at 994 The transfer books for City Stock
closed preparatory to the of the dividend due
the LIST proximo and 1855 closed to-day 81 bid and
1905 at go bid dividend There nothing done in
Railroad bonds but for this class of stocks the market
quite firm Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 1855 closed
s5k bid S6H asked; do. 1855 at 81 bid, 81 y asked
Northern Central 1855 at 7OX bid II asked North
western Virginia first mortgage bonds 90 bid 9A asked
There was inquiry day for Mining Stocks, and
sales made at the Board of 800 shares Gardner Hill
at 2 buyer CO. and of SEQ shares 81 buyer 90 days
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
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EXPORTS FROM BATTJMORE

MO DE JANE1KU AND MARKET-BdTE JUSttnd.
207 bbs rosin 20 do spirits turpentine box beeswax
II bbs tar Il tres hams ii bbs do $50 pkgs lard 133
boxes candles Ii do soapl hbs beans; 81 bags AZ do
pease 81 cases agricultural implements, II packages do
40 do. wheelbarrows IL do woodenware, do *
dozen buckets well do II nests tubs 25 dozen brooms
10 do shoves II boxes scales 4nests coolers brass
do knife cleaner, case CLOTH do india rubber goods
6s1 feet yellow pine boards Sc 673 do scanng e2l
do ost 1878 feet deals 33 l20 white pine boards
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For EuroDe.

New York, June 1.-THE Western Railroad
difficulty has been adjusted. The rates have been
advanced to Chicago from Sl2 to S23, and freight
on cattle from 40 to IS cents
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More Frost-Ice i'm june.

EAsToN, Pa, June live had a heavy frost in
this region last night and ice to the thickness of
quarter dollar was formed.
PHILADELPHIA, June I1.-There was frost in this
vicinity last night.
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CINCIYYArI, June lO.-Fires.-A fire broke out at
eight O'Clock last night in John Piper's turning
shop on Front street, and communicated to VIM
Jones' carpenter shop, and French and Wilton
feed store, all Of which were destroyed Loss
ST, 5,000 no insurance.
At two o'clock this morning the saw mill of
Richard Swift, on East Front street was almost de-
stroyed by fire. Loss $40, 600; partially insured.
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EIREN

The alarm of fire at ii O clock on Saturday night
was caused by the burning of a transparency in
front of one of the windows of Turner Hall, on
Pratt street, near Eutaw. The flames communicated
with the window frame and was near doing cnnsid-
cradle damage. 1t was extinguished without any
material loss.
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Leigh Hunt, in the Spectator, relates the follow
ing anecdote Of Charles Lamb: alt is surprising
what reserve of dullness and pedantry there is
in the corners of some persons understandings who
are not otherwise without cleverness. A gentle
man of this kind once dilatng superAuously
on the virtues of honesty, in a company in which
Charles Lamb was present, smoking his pipe. At
the close of the harangue, Charles taking the pipe
out OF his mouth, said, with air grave if he
was going to dispute the gentleman's conclusions :
DO you mean to say then, that thief is not good
man p The other, surprised at first at the word
ing of the question, looked nevertheless, as if he
was so bent on seriously maintaining that point,
that it is believed he would actually have done so,
had he not been prevented by an irresistible burst
of laughter from the rest of the persons present.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

PHILADELPHIA, June 11-Flour quiet but firm at 81
17.50. Wheat is irm-white 170d1S5 cts red 40
Corn is selling at 80 cts for yellow Oats in in
quiry-sales at 50G5l cts. Whiskey is dull at 27d2S
cts.
CINCINNATI, June 10.-Four firm sales of $500 bbls
at .S0d7 05 per bb Wheat firm and Sc higher Corn
firm. Whskey-saes at 25hc Provisions quiet.
NEW ORLEANS, June 10.-Cotton-The sales to day
amounted to only 700 bales at l0A cts for mddling
The coffee market as been steady at IL G1l4
Rio; $500 bags disposed of during the week
imports amounted to 500 bags There is stock of 80 600
bags hand 600 bags less than the stock of last year
Exchanges-on London 9AG1OHc. premium. On New
York \ discount TO per cent. premium
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Nfw York, June ll.-The steamer New York,
for Bremen, sailed hence to-day, with $50 passen
gers and 100000 in specie.
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The London Critic of May 2S says that the bril-
liant success of the American Atlantic Monthly has
suggested to Messrs. Smith, Elder Co. the desr-
ability of starting a magazine upon the same plan,
and it is believed that, after much negotiation,
that enterprisng firm has prevailed upon Mr..
Thackeray to accept the editorship. The rumor
which was referred to some months back, that Mr..
Thackeray was engaged to write for Messrs. Smith,
Elder & Co., for salary of $500 year, arose
from former but unsuccessful negotiation respect
ing this. 1t is now stated that Mr.. Thackeray has
consented to bind himself to write for the projected
periodical and that alone, and that there will be
associated with him in this enterprise of the
greatest and most distinguished names in modern
English literature.
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ket is dull and ominal-sales of pots $780, pearls at
S575.
Cofee-The market is extremely quie-sales of so bags
Jamaica at II kc. and S5 do. st. Domingo at 94c.
Coton.-The demand has improved, and prices full
y &c betersales of 900 bales to day and 5000 yester
day one half in transtu, basis of lie for middng
Orleans, with freight at 4 d. We quote:
VIEW YORK CLASSIFICATION.
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GERMAN FESTIVAL,

On Saturday the visiting Societies to the Ger
man Festival arrived in this city. They were re-
ceved at the cars by the members of the Singing
Associations, resident and escorted to the New As
sembly Rooms, the headquarters of the Festival
Several Societies which were expected to be here
did not arrive on Saturday, and they are looked
for this morning.
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Since Jan 1s. .$1o3 us, ,o53 S53377 SO2 S1O9 472
The PHILADELPHIA edaer June 10. SAYS
q BALTIMORE MARKETS.

SATURDAY, June IL.
CoFFEE.-There is but little inquiry for Coffee and
there has been movement in it to-day have
heard. We publish below the usual weekly report of
Messrs White Elder, Coffee Brokers, and refer our
readers TO it for statement of the stock and quotations
WEEKLY CoFPEE REPORT.
Stock of Rio Coffee, June 4, 1859 500 bags
Received since, per bark Monticello ........ 3541
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New York, June l2.-The steamer Quaker City,
from Havana, arrived last evening.
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FoR CoNGREss.-Besides the names of a number
of gentlemen spoken of in connection with the Con-
gressiona question in this district that of the Hon.
}. Bozman Kerr, of this county, though heretofore
overlooked by the Press has also been favorably
alluded to in social and political circles. Mr..
Kerrs political antecedents are well known to our
readers, as also his reputation member of Con-
gress and Minister to Nicaragua, under President
Fmore's administration. His gentlemanly bear
ing and intellectual attainments at the bar and in
high official POSITIONS are well calculated to place
his name prominently before the people of this dis-
trict. His name has also been mentioned in con-
nection with the office of Prosecutor for this coun-
ty, position which he held several years since -
Easton Nd Monitor
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From New Mexico

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE Santa Fe mail of the
23d arrived at Independence this morning. mass
meeting of the Democracy of Santa Fe held on the
18th ult., had endorsed the Administration, and
also delegate Otero's course. Great prepara tions
were making to receive Hon. j. S. Phelps, of Mo-,
invited by the Legislature to visit New Mexico.
The Stockton mail arrives at Santa Fe regularly
since the establishment of the military post at the
crossing of the Colorado river. There has been no
rain in New Mexico this wear
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK MARKETS, June 11-Ashes-Ths mar
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Later from CalifOrnia-Treasure route for
Nav

New ORLEANS June 1.-THE steamer Jasper is
below, from Mnattlan, with dates to the Sth inst.
bringing news from California, via the Isthmus of
l.. Stevens sailed from San Francisco on the 10Th
for Panama with one million eight hundred thous-
and in treasure, consigned to New York, and four
hundred passengers.
Business in San Francisco continued to be brisk
The United States sloUp-ofwar Decatur had ar
rived there from Realijo.
The reports from the miners in California con-
tinue favorable.
There was an abundant supply of water.
Advices from Frazer river still encourag ging.
COMMERCIAL NEws.-The San Francisco markets were
generally unchanged with the exception of Coffee which
has advanced. Sales at 13 cts
MARINE INTELLIGENcE.-Arrived at San Francisco
from New York, ships Locket, Storm King and Derby;
from Boston, ships Golden Rocket and Nightingale from
Melbourne, ship Georgiana from Hong Kong, ships James
Brown. Santa ClauZ and Rlack Prince
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WINsLow HOUSE, ST. ANTHONY. MIN

w kESOrA, J. y BARROW, superintendeut--rnis 10
he largest rhei Hotel In me North
ard op-D Scr the soconmodsaon Of su-ss Il dess
BY located beng the business Of the city ana
Commanding fun sxh Of the Fsls Of s. Anthony ari IN Oh
sesory aud Balconies Afford tie finest vew TIA: b oen
81 Of the cities Of S. Anthony and AinprspohA
Thin House completed .: cost Of 20 And f1rrsh
- IN prinoey style. additional exY-nse OF eo'ss
fbe oelabrs;ed Fails Of Mime HsHs Laughing Waterl
located about 0s uns distant from tbs WnsJv hozss, In .
uerly drccc1 They approaches By A. excellent road
om the Hots On ohec, yevrnen eess;y and
uc interest," they fail excite tAs ainaoa Of tAs souT
frsnsient board 81 p, day
She tables furnished with tbs grexess VARSITY Ana tAa
sho-s, the marie. aords AID ssntn wanting - maks
a. w. MCLEAN, Psopresss
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4 UCTION N0TICE.--Large Sale Of elegsst
~ HOUSEHOLD FIRM TuRE-J. J. RENNIE. AoouSs
evT, vii AL Tils DAY WencsaaJ a. the private frs sroo-
No ~ Ne, Htt-s'. reaf ttk commercag 10 oi-t
magnificent 7ootsys P'no fe Stool ara Cover .oPre o-
ius Room Suites. Bookcase. E'ag-r. C~re, Tsb- Tnfksh
R,rrir. Chars Ladies Wck Tsb- o. Pain'inr, y,lvrs
Cart:s tronfs ard ofmolu Ceardel-rS Coss CsrtAs
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JnsnraIe Companies.

DRITISH COMMERCIAL
ID LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
LoNpoN AND NEw-yosk.
OFFICE-No. IS WALL-ST
Capital
Claims paid
Deposited With Controller OF Now York .......... lMeo
ESTABLISHED 1870
o st~yosx.
Hon. Judge Campbell, J. Phillip. Phonis, 80
Henry Grinuell. esq. james Gels;in, esq,
john Cryder. esq, Anthony Bsrs.ay. esd. ex Con
Samuel Wemore ESQ, sui
StepbeC Whitney, esq, Hon. Erssus Corning
No "a charge for crossing the Atlantic
Endowment. for children, and Late Assurance IN ~ he
branches
Csfoni. Australia and Pke's Peak risks taken odsrsss
rates
Manager,
GEO. NJ kNESTTT.
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- i,. ss<irtas Private Board my ind Sup<o socomncds
an .,o1, cool and q7ie. rooms ample and shaded play
r--upSs al Reasonable uurt-s ss. TON Co1rr1
bon. b. .sp, In. irr-dilsy TEhPLE GROVE house,
6s-toxs sprirgs NsS.fork
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A ~ ars~m ABcssone-s
OY BANGS, MERwN s. Co.. TrAAs6als

WFbNFsDAi EVENING, June IS 49, 6ci-k
BOOKSELLERS STOCk-COmprsiiE i.fse cqi~ctks =
v,rb. .,sasrd works vsrgs psr;en,s aslndg ssssy
Architectural Books snd extensive tssoeo n s.euisf
Classical sud Shool Books &c A,o variety q B,k Bss
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. June II, ~ 4 0o3'ck
VALUABLE LAW BOOKS, incigStEg ne enure pcvser
1ubrans oompre as 81 Fedcr. state sePr-. Com
mon Law as Equi'y Admiralty RePorts state La~' Coz
ueu.aes Dgess rrrstises Nc Sore N thrr' 1s
E.arce 40 colloD 81 choice Easis6 Les b a. Az.
49, variety o. valuable hhrAy editions u ssanAa A'oA
MoFks
Catalogues ready
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TIVE PAVILION HOTEL i. cow open for the
Il daily express will lvsvr No 7is Broadway
and No III JoAE-st a. 10 70 take baggage y the
Pavilion from Pa,t OF The city. n-ss-nsrs viii leave
Boyds Express No. IS William letters aid
lait parcels foI the guests Of the Pavilion
The PAVILION STAGES now meet the ears s. Jamaica
leaving Sonth Ferry, brooklyn, a; 10 N, AID Z,
FRANCIS RIDER
Rockaway Log I.lAnd. Proprietor.
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s. 4 MFR. SCHOOL INST"

"A s.hoo.' sapphei with con p-s~n, r-scaers
also vita FuP and T-sck-s with pons psrra. slPpied
circulars utoosy CO.. og Tho
Frtlinxhrysr ., a, SMITH. WOODMASs Co. So Bd~sy
EewYorE, and No 90 Ch.-tru.-r. Philsi-iph,
FI'ARRfTOWN observation-disclosures giving
Particular h ob.sised q; T. 6OODENoUGH'S Book
siorr - Eassaus. n T. or Of A. NEWMAN. An. Principal
O. Dob Snj ASHLAND INST. snc MUSICAL
we OO} ACADEMY Cs;skm MogntAint Botf
PER QUARTER sexes studer'. received any timr For
particular sdcres- th- Rev HENRY FOX A 81. A.hisai
n Y. Or d q. HUBBARD. e.q. Nc 50 Broadway
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OrllcE o. raE AscrIc FIEs I,NsURANeE Co..

OfYicE rgg Ascric FISs Insurance Co.
Egw.YoRK, May Is, 1859.
NOTICE is hereby given. that the ARCIlC
~ FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY of the City Of New
York the Capital Stock Of said Company by
addition OF Twt Eve Hundred shares OF fry Dollars EACH
max Capital Stock said Company Three Hundred
Seventy Thousand Dollars, being the ultimate inen
ton Company further Increase the said Capital 20 the
Hundred Thousand Dollars By order Of the Boasa
Of Directors. RICHARD A. OAhLEl, SECRETARY.
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DAVID SCOTT Aoetioueer. -.
TREAT AUCTION SALE at VALUABLE

GREAT AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
II RuIIDING Lors a, We, iioboken New ierey -
WEDNESDAY,, June IS at ociock m Toe i'ss are
IN excsrtt order build bring hnronghN crsnd 10
co-rd With picsct fcnce AID surrounded wih ptnt rs
walk. The situation Z. uusnfpascd In the Meuiy ~ Nv
York cumusucrg uagu~rat view ~ the HUTTON th- Ciy
ard BAY Of York. Staten Island ant The Naffoss -
minutes the Hsbokra FrEy irom which ss.s-s ssss
every ha.f hour and pass the pr 2cf;y.
Sale the premises Terms tasy u n, ahoN esS
should we; sale will BE- sPonrd ill The art fair deg
toliowing
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Aouse- furnishing Goods.

.OELF-SEALING FRUIT JARS-Glass, Poroe-
hin ana I'm Aio Patent ToE. fOI Tnners rotary Egg
- IA Empire Coffee Pots and ysioos other and use2
W. ~ ~. hsu,e furnishing line ct Wholesale, by
esucas' 1 GRAY BROTHERS, No es Be~hmsnsL
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1771r I,d;os are delighted with the new improves

thout making holes 10 the refssra'.r sni DO DO.
100 The Ice FOR sale BY AL hardware eeasr
ky y. STEVENS. No. ~ feai's~ sA9 '''' AN' ~
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GERMASIA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE. No. ) BEEKMAN-Sr
(THE PARK BANK BUILpsG)
sill CAPlTAL............... SSOO
(ALL PAID IN


(ALL PAID M
This Company having all its capital rid in and process
investment, is uady 20 receive applications and tn ss
POLICIES Of INSURANCE on Merchandise Buling~ SHIPS
In port, and Other Property, on favorable terms
MAURICE HILGER, ptusdcsk-
RUDOLPH GARRIcUr Secretary.
MAURICE HILGER MICHAEL LIEsAU
RICHARD HARDT, HENRY BALL,
EDWARD BECH, G. POPPENHUSEh
John POTTS BROWN GEO W HENNlNG3,
e. GODFREY GIJNTHFR, CLEMENT fIEERDT,
JACOB X SCHUYLER, HERM A. SCHLfiCHHR,
WM LOFSCHlGK, RICHARD NJ. HOE,
CHI y DAMBMANN PETER s. MARCH,
JOHN r. SCHEPELER, HERMAN MARCUSE,
C. BREIsIHG RUD. &. BURLAGE.
JACQUES SCHlEB, CALEB BARSTOW,
gro y. THOMAk, ANTHONEY SCHEITLTN.
PETER MURRAY, r.. kAuPE,
JOHN H. Abel, WIN III 18TH,
JOHN CHETWOOD, HENRY q. EIbSHkMfUS.
HENRY BECKER r. N. &. DOHRMANN
CHARLES II. CORkWFLL, REUBEN w HOWES,
MELyEN $. WHITNEY, GEO. J. BYRD,
ROBERT SQUfRRS, DIEDRRICH WESTFALL,
WILLIAM SCIALL. FRANCIS BOLTfNG
MONEY to LOAN on BOND and M0RTGAGB
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TOMANTFACTURERS. Mschinists. Fousder
obstruction.

4 LGER INSTITUTE The twenty-second
~ Semi-Annua Session Of this BOARDiNG-SCHOuL io
BOYS South Cornwall, Conn. viii Commence on WEDNES
DAY May 1853 The Institute is for sale comp-tnn
teacher, liberal Address IRA PETTibOSE
" uehrstrI Crfltrr CunI.
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MOUNTAIN GLEN HOUSE, PLAINFIELD,

WI JHeIv secured the luxues Of he for the
table the ohsIu the air ~uiei
and colo hsths ard the absence Il fashions able life,
The proprietor viii exhibit view Of tie place THIS Jay aud
make 81 Tt1Sw ORTIZ BROTHERS No = Dry.
IT,, 10 10 c'elork.
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CORrCLOsURE SALE at STATEN ISLAND;

r, order of the SberH ou THURSDAY. June N 1873
At 3occk Nsuiiu. Hall ToppAiusvil- l., Il The s"y
trek hue plot SAL y feet, bounded BY bra
wsy. Grove sud Starss and is A,~d u Town II 'sit a
Village q FsctnryNll-. Ne~l
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BANK DgPAErMsSr. ALBANY, June 9 1853.
THE BANK OF COMMERCE of Putnam
County CsrmeD bs. tbi, dsy filed il hi. Office notice Of
the appointment Of BOSTWiCK De MOTT, ia the city OF
Newiok sEents for the redemption Of is circulating notes
together with revocation Of Tie spposHnrnt Of JAMES
FROST such agent, agreeable the entitled An
the relating % Incorporated Banks Bank
Associations AID individual Banker" passed Ap H. ls5
JAMES NJ COOK, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-15

V,HE BOARD of DIRECTORS of the NEW
JERSEY ZINC COMPANY have this day declared div.
dend of -FOUR PER CyNT upon Common aud Preferred stock
PAYABLE the n Of July rran<r
Office of the Company, No. l6j Wsshiu sofr st, ~ \.
The Transfer Books viii D. closed from the l6h inst 20 the iss
proI inclusive. A. Il FARLN Treasurer aud Secretary.
June g, lsia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-15
Gunner Retreats.

INTERNATIONAL II OF + l., NIAGARA
i rALLS-ROBERT b. COLEMAN. late Of the firm Of
Coleman Setsou Of the Aston House and more recently en-
St Nicholas Hotel NewYork has Ia connection
kr-deIck w Coleman opened the shove named
which having bon enlarged aud greatly improved
desirable visitors .hs the yrandes OF
Ing places