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AEACDONAIAD,s GALVANIZED IRON
I'VE RPFRIG II r DBS

The above offered the BEST, CHEAPEST and MOST
CONVENIENT Article for Cooling and Preserving Meats
Milk Fruits Winea etc. Communications Of the
distinguished and scientific men, and The
FIRST PRENIUM AT EVERY FAIR
whore # has exhibited. For sale wholesale and retail by
WOOD, MIITENBERGER 4 CO..
AZ; I'm 81 Gam street
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POSITIVE AND UNREGISTERED LIE OF VALUABLE
Property in the s District, Camp street between
tile and Edward streets, auction.
BY McCERREN & LANDRY,
G. VI. McCERRES. Anctoneer.
Office and salesroom Masonic Hall ST. Charles Il.
SATURDAY, the 2sth inst, at II O'Clock
street, will be sad-Z -9-' -
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with the improvements
thereon consisting Of frame house
cstens eic etc. situated in the First District in the
bounded by Camp Magazine, Este lie Thaa, and Edward
Meeerte Streets and measuring in American q feet
inehs and line trent Camp street. width in the rear
by depth oi l49 tea inches between parallel lines with
offset in the adjoining the line towards Edward Of q
feet inches by 81 feet II inches and 6 lines
E-TERMS One third cash and the balance and two
years Tor noie: bearing interest at from
date Of sale until maturity per eventual inteest-a
secured by rzage the roperty.
Act Of sale before James Graham Notary Public the
pense Of the purchaser. AT
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Auctfoneer-Dfhce, 20 Camp ssfeet.
SATURDAY, asth inst, at ~ o'clock M,


Auctionear-0ffce, 10 Camp street.
CATURDAY, 2stE inst, at 10 O'Clock M,
y at the ~ Gharcs Exchange at public auction, will be
Sold
streets, Designated by the Hos J. 2 g. A. is, is and 49,
No. 81 feet u inches aad lines 81.
John street depth 81 III feet 10 inches and lines between
parallel lines. 8
o. inch front ST. John street.
rear inches and lines depth
side and III feet Inches on the other side.
The improvements this lot consist OF and Attic
and cellar, bath pantry, etc, first floor four
in the attic and hail in the center with story Kitchen
servants rooms,
No. measures % feet John street, by
depth Of I21 feet inches, between parallel lines.
No. inches front John street,
BY depth of IN feet inches, bexee pa alel lines.
Deto leased 10 him for 1--WE years from December 1858 the
rate Of $3.50 per
Lot No. Is 20 inches ST. Peter street.
by d pth Of rs feet inches. be parallel lines.
The improvements this lot consist Of Ono Story Frame
Building.
Lot No. Is 80 inches front ST. street.
by depth of ia feet nchaq. between parallel lines.
Lot No. 10 80 feet 10 inches street.
u inches lines the depth
inches one lie and l2f feet inches and lines the other
line.
pg-TERMs-one.fou cash balance in IL IS and "a
months in the Of the purchasers their order
bearing interest the of per per
Of sale maturity and thereafter IL punctna
paid with special mortgage on the property sold until final
ment. .s5$I 45
The buildings insured the vendor
by the purchasers and the policies transferred
Acts Of sale before Anedee Ducate Notary Public, the
expense Of the purchasers. 40
POSITIVE SALE FOR LIQUIDATION, OF VERY yALU-
Property in the hest in The Fourth District
of Ground, Of Pryiania and Third streets.
Quarter Of Square corner OF Pryania and Fourth streets
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THREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FOURTH
district on Josephine stTee-To be sold, without reserve
at auction.
BY MccERREN g. LANDRY,

BY McCERREN g. LANDRY,
G. ". McCERREs, Auctioneer.
Office and Sslesroom, Masonic Hall, St. Charles ST.
SATURDAY, the 2sth inst, at III O'Clock
- A. M at their Auction Mari, Masonic Hall ST. Charles ST.,
will be sold
THREE LOTS or GROUND, in the Fourth District, in the
bounded by Josephine Adele Rousseau and Levee
streets lot lying between parallel and adjoining each
other . feet inches and lines front Josephine
Hg-TERMs-o third cash, the balance in one and two
from date of sale until maturity and per eventual
interest-all secured by mortgage on the property.
Act of sale before ssringe Notary Public at the expense
of he
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]. B. WALTON.
BY J. B. WALTON,

POSITIVE SALE FOR LIQUIDATIoS on SEVEN lots |
81 Ground 10 the town os Bashear parish Of IT. MARY,
square frofa the Railroad aud squares from the 81 mile
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A9-Dooss open half O'Clock. Performances to cem
raepce ct tx O'clock precisely.
Box Once open for secsrng Private Boxes snd Chair
a2s 1l'A y. b. oHIpPEsDALg. Trsssursr.
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rHAMPAGN tG-sosTHENE THOMAS
~ 50 baskets Marquis Delorme, quarts.
70 baskets in pints.
30 baskets Deiigny, in or. pnts.
D. haskets Yeraenay. Of bottles
20 cases Imperial Wine, in quarts.
II cases pints
I in pints.
For sale by 8. n. GRATIAA Il Co,
AZ Custnn At
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SATURDAY, April -, $3.50, Il il o'clock e NJ.

By J. B. WALTON,
Anetoncer--ofHce, 40 Camp street
SATURDAY, April 2S, 1860. sat Ig o'clock M ,
~ at the IT. Charles Exchange aBctfon. be
SEVEN Lots OF GhousD in The rapidly improving
Federal avenue, Third Duke Everett streets desJcste b
the Nos 70 u inclusive, Measuring front on Fede.
raj avenue, Ny IGS feet IN depth. Z -
Lot No forming ihe Of Federal Everett
streets and lot No. u forms the Of Federal and
Duke street.
sS-TERMS-0ne-half cash half al twelve months
in the Of the purchaser
pef cent interest annam from dsy d sale maturity
gage on the property sold niiiif final payment.
Acts OF sale before Notary Public. at the sx.
petise OF the pnrchasers al9
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROyRD PROP
erty in the First District business and within
square Of Poydras MARKET, at auction.
BY J. B. WALTON,
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BY J. B. WALTON,
Auctionecr-0fice, 40 Camp street.
SATURDAY April 2s. 1850, at 70 o'clock


hssssaHs se E ia y ssaos =
towt-..
thereon sa cd in The fonrth District IN The
Insssariag dss fro.i
stos Frame DWELLING House Residence Rodewsid
rom chambers
ss @ sP wi ssssa
rPnghost VIII sss The groanas haldsoneIy laid
ffs p pSspsr situated 's S most dsIssIs
1s 81 y n Rsssd
No to No on plan originally drawn by G. A. deArmss
on Pyiaia street By depth ii abo II sct BETWEEN psale
lines American No forming the corner Of Fry
asl,s front sa Toah @
lPa III Essb p,.
Apeio Pleasant Harmony Streets eFaaisd y tie Nos
TO ts Gsea s la Jafs ii Deputy Sur
ynds p ent i
and 81 feet front Charles q feet inches
feet rs a ds sn n sss Let No. and 10
Ses i i y 81 ep y IS s eni IN a
lines.
No l6 forms the of ST. Charles da.e Naysde
Harmony streets.
30 inches street. 30
| and lU9 feet inches on the side Of Lot No. q.
Lot Ne measures feet inches front Pleasant street. 30
feet inches in the 100 feet inches depth the side
Lot No. 5, and l07 feet 6inches the other side
Lot No. forms the of Apollo and Pleasant Streets and
40 feet inches front Apollo 40 feet in depth
til side Of Lot No g. and 10 feet inches III depth
| on Pleasant street.
Lots Nos 5to 10, inclusive each 80 feet front
polio street. by depth of 10 feet between parallel lines
Lot No ID forms the Of Apollo and Harmony streets
Lots Nos. IA and 5 each 80 feet inches front
Harmony street BY depth Of lso feet between parallel lines
All American measure, according plan by b. Buisson
dated March 1882 and deposited in the office Of NJ Hahn
| Notary Public.
TaRMs;-one third Cash balance at one and two years
credit in the of the utchses their order bearing
per interest from day Of sale 10 maturity and
sper cent thereafter, If punctuy pd with special mort
| gage the property sold anttl final payment.
The buildings the of Pryania and Third streets
be insured the satisfaction of the yendor By The purchaser
the policy insurance Transferred the vendor
Of sale BEFORE w H. Peters, Notary Public at the
pense OF the purchasers. all
MOST DESIRABLE SQUARE OF. GROUND FOR ELE-
giant private residences in The Fourth District bounded by
Chestnut, st Andrew, Paqnemines and Josephine streets,
divided into quarters OF square
4 Ar
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AUCTIoN SALES.

| UNaEskRyED SALE on a fiihEn-sTOhY BRtGk
Building AnnuDciation street, st. Maf3s Market,
| known as the +" Meehanic3 Hail."
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A RMORY AI4L...........ARMORT HALL.
One Week Longer, commencing MONDAY, April o. 1860.
DIR. b Gales Wonderful Panopticon.
Or, Life Moving Mechanical Exhibition Of tho
WAR IN INDIA AND THE sEPOY REBELLION.

The most thrilling of modern miracles embracing
tonhing combination Eighty Thousand Moving and Acting
Models OF Men, Women Ships Horses Carriages Artillery,
Cavalry Canels, and other Animals.
Every night O'CLOCK and Wednesday and Saturday at e
NJ. Doors open one ho1r previous.
Prices of admission 80 cts. Children and Servan y
ag3 Ct d. @. JiARUE, Agent.
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POSITIVE SALE, FOR LIouTDATIoN OF VERY yALU-
able Property in the hest Locations in the Fourth District
Avery superior Modern Dwelling House Quarter Of Square
of Ground, corner Of Pryiania and Third streets.
Quarter of Square of Prytana and Fourth Streets
Square Of Ground bounded by St Charles Gate Nay
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CPALDING &c ROGERS,
AMPHITHEATER AND MUSEUM
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NOTICE no CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS

PATENT SAWED wEATHERBoARpfNa. q
Both Rough and Dressed, from the ssrJ best YEr.Iow
PINE snd CYPRESS TIMBER for sale IN purchasers
at the LowAsr MAR i EFT PR CE.
fala ly STAR FLAMING MILLS. New Basin.
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IfoR ssONORRHaA, aLEET WEAKNESS, PAINS
in tho Rack, and all Urinary Affections.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY SPECIFIC soLU-
TInNThs wordrcnewnea preparation MI aHactions
u the generaive ogans whether chronic Physi
clans Of England Of France and Of Asc s
Purely vegetable in composition harmless % Is s1
caeon The system becomes inyigoated tho dshatsd
body ard depressed mind are restored energy.
b. ABRAMS
Sole agent for the United States
uaylf ADpthacarr (rmp Street Orleans.
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Mnrkem-Reported 5y 7elcerop6.

BuFrALo, June 2e--8 D. m-FIorR les. sc,,x. h. AZ, !,
hn slt ana htmi sales 1900 bbs al IS l2 for extra Sa
30 Oh for extra Illinois, W.consn aud Iowa IS s.i
go 20 or extra Ohio and Indiana S6lp SO so for SaubI %
At No N lar demSad market steady sales 600 bush
wapIse CHI -, eg Spiing VI 2O9*l 2oa for No Nil
40 W. eix Tor Red Winter Ohio aud Indiana and
sdyaseed , Mqs , DO Co.'s in good
aso.e Tor choice Ohio aud No Illinois OATS esdy ~
Whsss In noa. at 2oc CASAr FsEieurs ar Flour zoe
opl Flour 1900 bush Wheat, and los 600 bush Corn
coN sue ~ .;Jo mFLouR steady at IS 25d 81 so;
70 extra state HEAT sold above the yeys o bnveys
es OF 10 eu, Canada Club 81 e. Cony unchaSreS
hah oSs Illinois at 59ci COCO primo do al sale IaOoo
bnsb az 9eie OATS in limited demand sales 600
% susn AZ dSsc CANAL FRReHrs cannot be quoted over
Ia "hest ana &c on Com few shipments have been
Flo, over ,nsse quotations LAKE lSP0Rrs--iO0 bills
No F oush Wheat 400 bush Barley. CANAL EXPORTS
NV IN ~, YI,o.n op,h. Wheat, 200 bush Com.
o,. hNs June 2S-COTToN, sales to-day, 800 bale
IA ~ ~ ~ nominal sueAa firm, at lG8c Flour frm at
lsg GyS %, or snpsrne Land, In kegs. lsc WHISKY a.
i'A"it9c' fNEdhIs. Cotton 10 liverpool IA - -
AM ifhfj june D. --kIuuR su d. ,rnsrse, ss "a
WA 'o'si 'di tAts? %Nb,.h Rcd ~ 35GSi a. NH
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CENTRAL PARK COMMITTEE.

The Central Park Committee met yesterday at 10
a. m, in room No. 20 Of the AstOr House. Senators
MUNRoE and ROTcH only were present, Senator MUIR
Ply being still too much IndispOsed 10 attend
GEoEGE BIRnELL testified that he had been gar
dener Tor IL years in tins country and previously in
Scotland, wlere be born; that he Land out Green
wood after the Original survey Of Maj. Douglas; that
be attended 10 the of sand al the time
that MI. Warner twho, Monday, swOre that great
deal OF sand was wasted, and that not measured
as il should be- referred TO; he had OF Mr. War.
mere drivers aresed.for taking away sand belonging
TO the Park Mr.. Warner appeared at the Police Cour
ana cried like "a Child and OF consideration for his
condition lac let the cartman Off; Mr. Warner was so
excited then that witness thought he would 20
mad The sand was measured accurately, and great
care was taken TO waste none.
1noMAs HoGG, brother of ex Commissioner Hogp,
tostiied thai he "A nurseryman; Was asked by mr.
Olmstead 10 investigate the coil Of the Promenade in
connection with iii. Henry {. Val Of Sing Sing; did
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THE CITY or MILWAUKEE AND HER
CREDITORS.

An adjourned meeting OF the holders of the deaulted
bonds Of the City Of Milwaukee was held last evening
al the Breyoort House. Twenty gentlemen represent
ing large portion Of the 600 900, loaned by the
city 70 the various Wisconsin railroads. present,
Mr.. Watts Sherman in the chair
MIR. CHARLES moran, in behalf of the committee
appointed TO investigate the condition of the whole
matter reported that no committee meeting had been
held and strongly advocated an immediate resort TO
legal measures, uiiless Milwaukee shoold Desr her.
self and show some desire to meet her obligations.
MIR. SHERMVS gave the results of several interviews
which Mr.. Simeon Draper HIS had with the Municipal
ity Of that city, and read resolution of her Common
Council, appointing Committee Of Cor ference. He
sald that the question not one of legal right entire
Iyi II Judgment were obtained in fnll, aud without
the usual law delay, il was doubtful whether the
actual poverty of Milwaukee would not render it i'm
possible of collection.
long discussion ensued AS 10 the best means 10 be
taken Finally resolution passed, appointing Com
nittee Of five, with power to call upon the authorities
of Milwaukee 10 propose some manner of negotiating
for the settlement of their municipal debt to assert aud
maintain the rights of the bondhoders and in default
of negotiations being successfully carried on TO COM
mence a lawsuit against the city, If such course
should be deemed by them best for the Interests of the
associated creditors said Committee TO report to their
constituents from time 10 time.
The following gentlemen were named asd chosen:
Charles Moran, Simeon Draper, o. Van hoffman, and
- Schall, Of this city, Charles p. Williams OF Ston
ipgtOp Conn.,. and the Chair ex-OBico. After which
The MEETING adjourned, subject to the call OF the Com
mice.
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on Annual Taxes
The Central Park Commissioners sent in communi-
cation asking S97 500 for the +" maintenance and
government of the Central Park during the current
year, comprising $37 500 for Police s45 900 for the
maintenance ana repairs Of roads, walkf, plantations,
tuIf water ice irrigation, thorough drainage, trans
verse roads, masonry, tools, surface drainage, build
ings, gate-keepers and miscellaneous REPAIRS 5000
for clerical force and $40 900 for contingencies. BY
the law the Commission is authorized 10 ask TOR $50
0O0 Referred 10 the Committee Oh Annual Taxes.
MIR. TWEED offered the following resolution:
eras BY the I'd section Of article 10 fta Constitution Of
as s s II Be- ~bo E the peop S' or G
local authorities Of such city and county and
EewYok like the ether pubic places Of the city yet the Leg
;stCIe b. an act passed April H. 1851 SnderoCa to sppoat
Undertook by the 18th section deprive the people of this city Of
Gu Ss. ns s"d Sos 70 s0s upon
and direct the said Park TO pass all ordinances for the
cOmpenaon and III other power and authority whsteVer
passed by the Common Council Of the city over its public
Hhereas BY an act passed March 49, 1890 the Legislature
further undertook to authorize the aid Commissioners to dc
Supervisors raise by taxation yearly and every year
to exceed $4,000 per representing capital OF e.
$4,000, to be applied by said Commissioners merely and excu-
yey the expenses Of the maintenance and Of the
Park the sad Park Commissioners have this day
their demand upon this Board for the Of ssl 500 for this
HiereGs While said Park Is actually in process Of construc.
ton, 18th force Of two TO three thousand men, under large
number OF oces appears to be most unreasonable that any
charge for the government thereof which properly
chaseabe to the account Of construction should be made
therefore
ResorS That the Counsel to the Corporation be requested
inform th. Board at h earliest convenience whether the afo
said Of the Legislature constitutional not and whether
the Board Of Supervisors obliged comply with the
said demand Of Commissioner the Central Park
Mr.. TWEED claimed that the Park had already cost
the city $l 600 000 and he thought that some exam
inaon into their operations and expenditures was due
TO the lax. payers of the city.
Mr.. PURDY took the same ground
Mr.. ELY supported the resolution il now was
going the Park would not lees than $50 coo 900
DefoIe il was completed.
The resolution was adopted.
The new County jail was then taken up and the
plan for brick adopted flat metal roof only being
substituted for the pitched roofs i'll the plan.
The Board then adjourned 10 next Monday at noon.
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RAILROAD TO GREESwooD.-The Central Railroad
Company have broken ground Fifth avenue, for the
construction of Railroad to Greenwood Cemetery.
Tie line now runs from Atlantic street Ferry to Bed
ford. The Cemetery line is branch which turns off
at Flatbush avenue runs thence to Fifth avenue and
along that thoroughfare to the Cemetery entrance.
Passengers will therefore be enabled to 20 to Green
wood from the South ferry without change of cars or
additional charge The new road is to be completed
within sixty days When this route is finished there
will be two routes to Greenwood, both starting from
Fulton ferryone by way of Fulton and Court streets
and the other the new route by way Of Furman and
Atlantic streets and Fifth avenue.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

COLLEGE OF NEw-JERsEY AT PRIscEToS.-The
Commencement of this institution will take place on
Wednesday, the 9th inst Beside the usual exercises
Masters Grafton viii also be delivered in the after
noon previous to the comforting of degrees On Tues
day. the Goth inst the annual address before the Lite
rary Societies will be delivered by W. c. Prime, esq.
of New-York City. The Societies will hold their
meetings Immediately after the address, and the
Alumni will meet in the College Chapel at p m.
TIE Junior orations will be delivered at p. IN. on
Tuesday.
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YOUNG MISS DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMITTEE.
This body met in small room in Tammany Hall last
evening, in special session, Mr. j. Augustus Page in
the chair The attendance was full. Mr.. E. L. Corlies
offered several resolutions which adopted decid-
ing that delegates should be cent from this city to the
Young Mems Democratic State Convention 10 be held
in Saratoga the 3ls of Juy pursuant to the call of
the State Committee; and providing means for that
purpose. The subject of the democratic nominations
at the National Convention then taken up. Reso
uons were offered indorsing Douglas and johnson as
the candidates of the party. number present strongly
dissented. Ii was argued that Douglas hot the
regular nominee of the party. Speeches were made
pro and con, during which some strong language was
used and finally at the instance of member VINO sup
ported Douglas and was down ON all others, about
dozen OF the members who were for Breckenridge
Withdrew The resolutions indorsng Douglas aad
johnson were adopted with tremendously loud vote
by those remaining and the meeting then broke up in
very unceremonious manner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27

REPUBLICAN RATIFICATION MEETIYG.-The Repub-
licans of Kings County will assemble in mass meeting
in the City Hall Park this evening for the purpose of
ratifying the nomination OF Lincoln and Hamn. The
Lincoln Battalion of Jersey City have accepted an in
viation to attend. They number about two hundred
They will be received at the South Ferry by the Ash
land Club, which Club will meet previously in the
Wigwam a. u o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27

GENERAL THEOLOGICAL SExISARY.-The Rev.
Alexander H. Yinton d. d., of Boston, preached last
evening the Annual Sermon before the Alumni Of the
General Theological Seminary, at St. Peters Church,
IN Twentieth street, near Ninth avenue In the after
noon the Alumni held their regular meeting in the
Sunday School room attached 10 the same church.
Both the meeting, were largely attended. This after
poon at O'Clock, the Rev. Charles G. Acy will read
an essay in the Seminary Chapel,
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......Juss ,s


seamships-Locust Point French, Baltimore a. B. Cromwell
4 Co.; Jamestown, Skinner Norfolk Ludlam Heincken ;
Florida Crowell Savannah s. L. Mitchil & Son
shiP-Island Queen, Boliths Savannah Plume Leuvn.
Baiks-Gace Stone, Quebec Wilson Braineej Leon Lar
KIM Glasgow, w. Elwel Co.; Mary Bentley Page Hs-
J. Ward CO.; Vulcan lBr Morrison, Philadelphia
J. N Briggs Lyra Thomson, Havana Truxio Russell Z.
Churchill. Carte, Ehzsbethport, =. f. Ssndford
Bies-P Larsbee Aud Wilmington c. c. Duncan Co. |;
Mary Stewart Dennison Bangor f. Sanford Gilmore Mere
dith, Marseilles, Moore Henry.
Marcy, Sabine Pass, Trssk Dear
Eaton Boston master Enehsnress Deysseax Ciudad Bolivar
T. Jefersos Chase. Salem, r. w Ropes Co.. j. r. VII.
Hams McAllen, st. Johns N. B., P. /. MENUS Soa.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Board of Supervisors held regular meeting
Yesterday; President STEWART in the Chair. Ex-
chamberlain STOUT communicated that he had paid
over to bis successor the balance remaining in his
hands to the credit of the County, $50 020 -. The
communication also contained the following list Of
exnended apprOpriations:
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REPUBLICAN RArUicATIos MEETING IN KINGS
COUNTY in our advertising columns will be found a
notice of the meeting to be held this evening in front
of the Brooklyn City Hall. number Of distinguished
speakers from abroad will be present; Populations
from other cities will march to the meeting in process
sion. 1t will undoubtedly be deeply interesting oc-
casion.
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THE STATE SIX PER CENT LOAN.

The proposals for the State Loan of 81 200 900
opened at noon yesterday in the Controllers Office, at
Albany The bids are subjoined 1t will be seen that
the Loan has been taken at 10l.17a I0lT:
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REPUBLICAN MEETING AT JAMAICA, L. 1.-The Lin
coin and Hamlin Club of Jamaica will dedicate their
Wigwam in that village on Thursday evening" 2Sth
inst. Addresses will be delivered by the Hon. John
A. King the Hon. Luther e CATER, and others, and
the occasion promises to be one Of unusual interest
The Rail-spters Battalion Of this city will, by invi.
anon VISIT Jamaica, eaving by Long Island Railroad
% eiocA' Fad returning by special train reaching
or0c ,nIyn at about II o'clock. number of promi-
nenf Republicans will accompany the Battalion.