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The Bank Of Upper Canada

TORONTO, June 26.-At a meeting Of tue Bapk
OF Upper Canada yesterday, the cashier report a
that the losses sustained by the bahk durisg To,
past few years amounted to 81 500 OOO lie rec
ommended the reduction Of the shares from S5l
70 $50 each, which will cover the losses and leav,
The capital Of the bank al - ,OipOpO. The bank
ties
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Til. FIigh, Of Gov. jackson. Of Missouri.

SYRACUSE, June 20 A gentlem9a who arrived
here to-day from the South says that he met Gov
erRor Jackson, with Mr.. NJ. Parsons and some
one hundred and twenty sold Iers, at Pommede
ferry bridge, eleven miles south Of Warsaw No ,
on Sunday morning last at 10 O'Clock The Gov
ernor was moving southwark. They had four
cannon and about twenty-five baggage wagons,
some Of which were stage coaches
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Fire at East SaRinaw.

DETROIT, June 26 The store and wharf Of
Messrs Curtis, Bliss d Co, al East Saginaw,
were destroyed by fire yesterday morning. Loss
estimated at $50, 600, insured for $50 600.
Two Of the warehouses Of r. Sheldon & Co
Houghton, Lake Superior, containing q large
amount Of mining supplies, were burned
Thursday nigh Loss $50 OOO
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II TIVE STAR publishes the List Of Letters
semaisssg in the Washington City Post Once
under the provisions Of the law directing them
70 be printed In the newspaper having the largest
circulation within the delivery Of the ONCE. Ia
totd daily circulation is more than double that
OF any other Daily printed In the District Of Co
'umbia
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Eartress ManHae

BALTIMORE, June 2S-There is an arrival here
from Fortress Monroe this morning, but the steam
er brings no news Of an interesting character. Al
fairs there pretty much as previously reported
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-28

AccIpENr:-On Monday last Mr.. schnell, the
proprietor Of public house on Pennsylvania ave
nue., near Fourteenth street, was hurt by kick
nom his own horse. At the time IL was supposed
that the injury, which was below the left knee,
would deprive him Of the use OF the leg; but yes-
terday, although confined to his bed, he was doing
well under good medical treatment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-28

CovsHs:-The sudden changes of our climate are
SOURCES OF Pulmonary, BToachial and Asth1patie
Afettcns. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
taken IN the early stages of the disease, recourse
should nt once be had TO a." Byosvs's B,oneRial
1SocAss, OF Lozenses, let the Cold, Cough, OF IT.
ritaton OF the Throat be ever slight as BY this
precaution more serious attack may be effectuslly
warded OF. Psolte Speakers and Singers will find
them ehectual for clearing and siren TthenInr the
voice. See advertisement. de i-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-28

DBTREssrNe CALAMITY We hear that q little
son OF Mr. Peter Carol, living In the First Ward,
was shot In the hand this morning by soldier
at one Of the camps near the boundary and Tween
tieth streets, inficting such a wound az required
the amputation Of the limb. The circumstances
are variously stated, but the case will no doubt
be inquired into by the proper officers.
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NoTIcE.-Dtstrict OF Columbia Advertisements
70 be Inserted IN IRE BALTIMORE Sun are received
It and forwarded nom THE STAR Once.
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Eleven AddrlenaI Indiapa Resimen,..

issued proclamation calling into service eleven
additional regiments, ten Of infantry and one OF
cavalry. Each Infantry regiment win have al
tached corps Of fifty s6arpsboo,ers, arpsd with
Ended rifles. - : -
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Two SETS OF BONDS AccBPTKp.-We hear that
the Mayor has accepted the bonds of the presen,
Collector and Register, as well a. Of Messrs
Dixon and Douglass, until the question al who are
elected has been iudicially decided.
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PICKING Up IHE DIsoR DERLv .-Yesterday after.
noon, strong detachment Of men from the First
keein en' Of New Jersey came to this city to col
.ect tne men OUT on leave, whose outrageous con
duct mad been reported TO headquarters and take
them oack 10 their camp near Arlington As
soon n tne attachment reached the city IL was
euoeo INTO convenient quads. under proper Of
ncsrs, to sepur the city, pick up the renepad,s
snd oeli> er them to the central guardhouse to be
ZEE, Wihl their return to camp. The squads at
tendrd to their business very well; but had
nos little trouble to catch their men, ana al.
Sfwards g much more 10 get them to the guard
mouse The auxiliary guards on duty at tn AZ s.a-
Son Tiled TO make them comfortable while there;
gu! some OF the prisoners Were very disorderly
ana exhibited the meanest ingretitude for the
kindness Of the psison keeper About Eve O'Clock
the tquads mad reported twenty-seven, when they
prepared 10 leave for camp Quite crowd as
sem0'ed In and about the guard house 10 see them
oloogaI out Each prisoner was placed between
SWo guards as he came from the cells Some
T Ire yet wild with whisky some were about get
ing over the last drunk, and Were 'Edreadful dry
ana kind o sick One had an eve expung ed:
The black lines being drawn thick around IT, and
tneir uniforms always clean before this outbreak,
were sOiled and torn A half threat was made by
one who seemed to be q leader Of the gang that
they would not 20 In that wav, but the officer
commanding the guard very coOlly replied that
ne intended be should go and exactly as be placed
MN. 80, putting this leader in front Of the
guard, tAe order 70 march was given, the drum
camp
epdb Cdinc Iol tne1n was eX-
remelY mortified by the condnct of their com.
FADES. The regiment came to this city with an
excellent reputation, and while here aintafned IL
About the same time squads Of men, dressed In
grey uniforms, were locking up men Of their regi-
nents who had abused their privileges There
were so many regiments nearly Of this uniform
mat ~ WIS hard TO say which they belonged to-;
ana the squads moved so rapidly upon their busi-
ness they had no time to answer queries One OF
their fugitives declared that they would have to
take him dead, and started to run from them The
guards finding that he was about tn escape, one
OF them lsveled bis piece twhen at the corner Of
Eleventh street and the avenue) and Aired and
oystanders say the ball struck in the dust between
his feet He halted suddenly, and turned to bis
Pufsuefs with the remark that that was enough -
The prompt and decided attention Of the officers
will prevent the recurrence Of these disgrscefuI
ecs which caused the necessity for this Especial
duty" Of the squads.
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PKNNIIs.
. Persons desiring pennies will always find them
Tor exchange At the Star Ofhoe counter. II
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ment IN our paper. ReaS il; it will interest you.
On 2-eoly
To THE AfTLIcTED!-Be sure TO read the adver
hsement of MoLean's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier. in another column. If
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LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE,

wAsHINsToN CrrI, June %, 1851.
IOrdered to b inserted in the EVENING STAR, 10
being the newspaper having the largest circulation
Of any daily paper published IN wsshington.l
III All persons applying for letters In the follow
ing list, will please say they are ADVERTISED.
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DIED.,

DIED,
On the morning of the sssh of June, ISABEL,
dang ater of M. w. and Mary Jane Gait, az ed nine
IN nths
The funeral will take plaoe on Tomorrow after
noon a. 5O'clOok. Tbs friends of the family are
invited to attend.
In GeorEetown or the 18th instant of consump-
tin, ANN NJ CHICK, in the SD wear of ner age,
Inc friends and acquaintances of the family are
request to attend her funeral. tomorrow eve
ming a. O'olOck from her late residence, No. II
Yves. street, without further notics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-28

SOLDIERS DKcEAsEp.-6eorge Leonard, Of the
GeIibaldi Guard, and Jas. Burton, Of the Twenty
sixth Pennsyivania regiment, have recently died
- he IntnDary.
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USxAsIsEss Lest night, considerable uneasi-
ness was manifested In certain quarters to hear
what Wa discovered by tie arrest of Marshal
Kane In Baltimore The wbisperi ngs that were
going on In groups near Willsrds', at Sixth ct =,
In Browns, and the frequent ex pressions Of un-
easiness at the establishment Of the military police
In Baltimore, were noticed, and seemed to con-
nrm suspicious Of some who stood upon their
dignity when they were pointed out an unsafe
men. There seems TO be fear In the ran s Of the
kangaroos that the captured papers will locate
them positively.
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CASH NOTICE.
an Conseq nence OF our having to pay Dash for
every article oil goods we purchase, we are forced
70 60 uoe our business to Cash exclusively, for the
present we Va IN store very large assortment
Of kEADf MADE CLOTHING for men and
boys wear, which are selling at much lower rate
than asua ~. WALL. STEPHENS & CO..
1922 Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th SITS.
tS7 (Inte. & RepnhI
DEAIH-DEATH-DEA
U Roaohes, Bedbugs, Fleas, Ants, DO. Use
MooIes In 'sct De gtrOyer never fails; price 20, 81
and 80 cents Also, MoOre's Rat and Mice Ex
termIIstor. are and general stock of NJ edIones,
TO-, a ways on hard
MOORE'S West End Drug Store,
N 10 wv 12Penn. Senue.
HEADQUARTERS FOR SOLDIERS-Ev
II cry Soldier in the city should call at SMITHS
No; $50 Seventh street, opposite the Post Ofice,
TRUNKS, VALlCES, CARPET BAGS, IA rs
and CAPS. as 1t Is the Cheapest Store in town to
buy Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
J. H. SMITH, Clothler,
ma 2o-Sm No $50 Seventh st
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Absreomhie, Col -.
Andrews, Mabel
AtridEe, MissAgnss
Aughsrton, George
Austin, Miss Ellen
Bryen, Miss Nellie
Broom. Miss Lucy
Brown, Miss e
Brown, Mrs Lizzie
Bates, alIss Ella
Bates, Mrs Jno A
Breslin, Miss Rose
Buehan, MissLuttss
Butler, Mrs
Baker, Mrs W W
Brady, Mrs Csthan
Clark, Miss Jane
Chase, Amelia
Chase, Miss Sarah
Coe, Miss MARKETS.
Clover, Mary A 3
Csrmsn, Sarah
Caywood, Miss e
Calivell,M iss L B
Clifford, Mrs q
CIopplsr, Mrs
Dunn, Bridget
DAILY, Miss Mary
Ooherty, Mary
Doroty, Mrs Ann
neneale, Mrs ]
Douglas, missSarah
Edwards, Fannie
Foy, Miss Margart
Fletcher, Eliza
Fletcher, Mrs r NJ
Fowler, Miss r A
GwynR,Miss Lucey
Grimes, Miss 3 M
Graves, Mrs Mary
Grimes, Mrs Jas
Gould, Mas @
Graham. Miss
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COMMENCEMENT OF TIE LAFAYETTE INSTITUTE
This very Interesting AFFAIR came OF at the New
York avenue (Presbyterian) church last evening,
ard was Ia gely attended After app opriate
prayer eY Rev. Mr. Lsnahan, the programme Of es-
says was gone through with-the young ladies all
acQuitIing themselves admirably. The gradna-
ting class having received their diplomas, Rev
@. Haven, Chaplain Of the Msssac huset,s Ely nth
Regiment, delivered an interesting address; after
which the audience were dismissed with the ben
ediction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-28

SOLDIER DRowsxD - r ebert Leslie member
Of Company r, First New Jersey Regiment, was
found drowned In the canal, near the encam pment
81 "Wednesday. Hlsciothlng was discovered near
the canal, when q search was made and hI. bod .
found IL 10 supposed that he was taken wit. the
cramp while bathing, and was unable 20 reec b the
shore. Deceased leaves 4 wife and I've children
at his home Ia New Jersey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-28

FLAG RAIsISs .-To-morrow evening, at four
O'Clock, beautiful dag will be kOisred over the
large tent south Of the Executive 5lansion, by
President Lincoln. Gen Scott, the Cabinet, and
. number OF distinguished persons, will psrtici-
pate In the ceremonies, together with the Marine
Band under Prof. Sca.a. Mr. w = Wood, the
new Commissioner Of Public Buildings, has the
matter IN charge and the occasion will doubtless
be the most interesting one Of the season.
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OUIsvILLE ARTEsIAN WE'LL WATER,
l. Blue Lick Water. and other Medicinal Waters,
Away fresh. Also, fresh supplies Of Pure Medi.
other Medicines on sale.
MOORE's West End Drug Store,
- 4-Sv lis Penn. svepnAI
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MsCELLANEoUS-was gton Cores pondsnt N. Y
Tribune; Ed W.shtn Times; Ed Washtn Union; Ed Pro-
hb,lonsii Harndons Express The Hon the
Of Claims against New Granada; Col Of the Regt OF
l.r; Col Of the Penn lie Rsgt the Commanding officer
Comp. L. z Ary; the Commanding officer 1t Company L.
3rd Artyi Capt. Rad Brigade u s. Vol
III LETTERS MUST IN ALL cAsKs BIZ PREPAID.
Drop Letters, in ali cases, must bs prepaid.
June % LEWIS CLEPHANE, p. NJ.
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GENITAL 6uARpHousR CAsKs-Tien Cooper
colored, drunk and dlsorderly; work house ninety
days. sarah Mcneil, do; 90 days John VAN
derbeck, cold, do nne and costs, 80 Is
Two OF three men Of the various regiments were
arrested for assaults and batteries and put in the
cells 70 await demand from their ofncers A
number Of men brought in by the Provost Mar
sheps guard were discharged this morning,
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~ AIchsmist, or the House Of Clses from the
French Of donoIe d. Bs sso. Free by mail, q.
Elliott, the author ofNAdam Bsde u Free OF mail,
IS cents. FRENCH z RICaSTEIN.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

= Isaac Moses aud Abraham r. b. Moses against fhil
~ Ii appeaing by the above affidavit that Judg
ent Mas been obtained against the defendant in the above
entitled action aud execution issued thereon and that Ed
thereof has paid satisfied and that the CnanpeI
lain Of city of New York has property beonge 70 sa,
dafendant let Daniel Devu the Chamberlain OF the ely
Of New York appear before me- one Of the Judges 81 '
forenoon the chambers of said Court ana answer con
ng said property And Is further ordered ihni nonc,
.ss proceeding be given the defendant PNip hurtows
Of ipg copy Of this order In two of the daEy 1psr,
by pup The city of New YoIkto Wit: IN the Worlu "o
pubiishe1 rad once in each week for six weeks 40,
ane o new lew epS copy Of said order IN e Sew
and paying 'he postage ~ ,.NTHoNY L. ROBERTSON.
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10TH wARD-AT AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF
czens of the Nineteenth Ward, held at the corner OF
Eghyhrd street Third avenue on Tuesday evening,
sen H. 1851 the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted .. . .......os ,,,
Wheraas our national government IL threatened ana
sought be ovcrrown and the perpet OF inc Union
OF the States destroyed By evil aud designing men TOR their
own selfish ends becomes the duty Of every indiyiduai
who loves country uphold aud support its constitution.
ally appointed aa,hcrtten their efforts to preserve the IN
tegyy Of the Union In Sustaining the constitution an s
defending and protecting the by The military
power the armed rebels nj the South cndeavorg TO
effect dcsrucon and traitors At the North lending their
Md aud comfort in their behalf; therefore
Resolved Tina, laying aside all party differences that have
ssnaraed times PAST, viii unite our efforts IN sus
ton,r the present Of the United States In
ssne 10 ie utmost and crushing the reoeious forces now
araycd againS. IT, ,,,o,. 800. ,so ,,,uoo.o,
expenditures OF Tho governments an economfcn admiura
ton Of city state affairs Ia nessa,y thhs we
best endeavors 10 nominate spCn capdidatt> LIT
speye of party approaching elections, whose Oh. VIZ
Integrity viii be sufficient guarantee for an homes.
administration public affairs challenge the support Of
every UMPIRE JUDGED and loyal citizen.
Resolved That for the frthcng Of the objects embraced
In the preceding resolutions form ourselves into
citation 20 he styled the Nneeenih Ward Peoples uuion Or
gaulnion, and invite all loyal citizens of the ward who
prize the blessings Of our beloved country beyond tue success
Of party unite with In endcavors aid and sustain
our gQfernmen In It's present emergency
COL l.. HART, Chairman pro tem
] r. UfcpiT SECRETARY pro tenn.
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TNWEb"lH WARD UNION CLUB-ATA MEETING
the eSeps o. he Twelfth ward, held on Tuesday eve.
ling September IL the following officers were duly e,ce
fT..ss.h'en!-Wiilam . Raradon. Uneno secretaries-
Oscar p,.,Nam repnoa@n); Louis Brosi, (democrat)
Treasurer %Nan.a sisveu. tucruocrat)
Resolved Thai do hereby express our hearty approval
the Convention held AT Syracuse the 10th
and ih September, and pledge TO cf hnwnyerng sup
port and cordially invite the cooperation Of all well e.5
poss and respectable citizens who In favor II CITY re-
teIm ayelnen, by Withholding their support from broken
eh 10 iiical hacks who were implicated in the Hackey
without relol I'd TO previous political opinions;
I1NoN GdSsrITn"s..S~ s re 1 THE ENFORCEMENT
- ~ VIC Tbe citizens OF the Third ward, irrcspec.
.. party favorable to the Union nominations ss s, AZ
syracuse are invited this Thursday eVehing, sept
10 1861 at the Third Ward House, 22 GrtehWch suce' d"
"a ~ ~ John NJ COSTA, Chairman pro teui
W r PoRTNgR Secretary pro tenn
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POLITICAL.


A IA MEETING OF THE FIRST WARD UNION CLUB
~ held At IL State street, the following resolutions
unanimously Adopted
Whereas the government the United States IL
by armed traitors and the Union and the constitution imper
ned; therefore,
Resolved That in this hour Of national trial and danger
becomes the electors Of theFirs the city New
Union.
Resolved therefore That heartily endorse the ticket
placed In nomination Mt Syracuse by the Peoples and Rcpub
Hon Daniel Dickinson, and believing represents truly
the loyal masses Of the Empire State, pledge It
united support.
Resolved That until this wicket rebellion against the most
benecent government that the world saw Is entirely
suppressed and the traitor are won back 10 their low
we pledge ourselves To know party the Union no
PLATFORM save the constitutions and that that these
may be restored pledge the government the aid in
men and mems that we can command.
Resolved THAT the Chairman OF this meeting appoint
committee of eleven such committee have power 10 an
pot subcommittee, TO have power with commit.
tees OF other wards for the purpose Of nominating city and
county officers - ~
The following the committee --Jeremiah Fitzpatrfck
Lawrence j. Callahan, Bernard Mullen Michael Lotus
OnIglsy W,r fra+rrr -'"fs Jor'"" Robert Collins
xdoaned to meet Il the Battery Hotel on Saturday yen
ing, 2is inst, at ~ o'clock NJ
LAWRENCE J. CALLAHAN, President
DENNIS }. DRIscoLL, Secretary
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT.
- tee.A special meeting of the above viii be
O'Clock. BY order. JOHN GOCHRANE Chairman.
GEORGE c. GENET, Vice Chairman
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DrSLYG nEsiE TIN

DuBLlC MEETING
THE PEOPLES sOF uSioN TICKET.
whereas the following resolution INTRODUCED - the Hon
George Geddes OF 0nondaga adopted in the Peoples
Resolved, That the members Of this Convention be re-
qesed to take the necessary action to the
Cor the ratification OF the proceedings of this meeting
Tor such further action may be found necessaryto the
success of the ticket here nominated
Therefore be 1t resolved by the members Of the Conve
-. PEOPLE OF NEW YORK CRY
be INVITED to meet in COOPER INSTITUTE on FRIDAY,
Sept 20 at halpas O'Clock p NJ carry into effect
the purposes of ihe peoples resolutions at Syracuse
The following distinguished speakers have been invited
be present and address the meeting:-
Hon Hon p PANE! s s PIGKISso ,
lion ANDREW JOHNSON, Tenn.
Gov. CURTIN, Penn.
Hon JOSEPH HOLT, KY
Hon. WIN. NJ. MEREDITH, Penn.
Hon: THSIAs EKHSdIs MEAcuER.
Cor Con 5a 81 + ~ R!T FoSsEY.
Hon. LYMAN TREMAINE
HON Hon: g E6SRkF 5, w !, S2SkI1so'
Hon. SAM. A. Law
Hon Hon. J HSfST i. n HAHHARD
Hon. WIN, DUER.
S 5"as 'Sd MEFHS u y; ROGERS.
HORACE GREELEY.
ERASfUS BROOKS
HENRY J. RAYMOND
BY the Committee State Nominations for the city and
county OF New York, on behalf of the
AaoM 4 P : BhkST gANr J bKo6ks
~~ A & SSSS sSssHIps
". E. FRosT, seeTsDfs '----,--
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IL LIZ ", " EsIJInEsIER TAXES FOR WHICH PROPERTY
the Weslcheser Land 0fiee. G. W. DIfCHETT brown
stone building corner of Chatham and Chamber streets
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DISARMAMENT INTERNAL MACHINE THAT
~ was picked NJ by the schooner james Steele on NeYRort
News aud Seyalr Point opposite Fort Monroe can be seen
free at The store No u Leroy place BeecSer street one
block wess vi Broadway. JAMES L, AYLIT!',T-
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN, AS
IA good cook washer and roner to do general house
work IN small private fay good city reference
place Call for two days al 800 West l7th between 9th
and 10th
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1r,Ir apEATEsT WONDER IN THE WORLD Is THE

TTyUE GEEATEST WONDER IN TIE. WNHIO " ~, ,lLl
Young aud accomplished Madame BfkON, irotn , ,' rs
1chc can he consulted with the strcest conaehce p a.
affairs Of lie embracing love- conrsh mas se
ncss. stores drunken and uHRthfu husoahns ms 80
rrei n make YOU beloved by hearts ideal anu or.s
tngether those long separated. Ladies 20 cents
cents Residence No Third avenue, above i"en ssees
nowERY, NEAR BRooME sTREEf-M,A ai, ME ~,
it6 Wfn1iFr Cairvoyaut and gifted spanish ady, w
2 h rsSres Of 7ua,1y love- marriage absent l
sickness; prescribes medicines iot ~ "'N'S''' ''
numbers property lost or stolen, &c. ~
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IMPoRTANT no THE owNERs or noRsEs.-JAMEs

MrpQ 3lR FAN TO THE OWNERS OF HoRsEs--JAMEs
ny iLlGAN Horse Sheer and Farrier formerly Of t27
rna street respectfully informs his friends and the pub.
M al Nsw YORK city, that he has opened horse shooting
esgishmen at 6S Seventh avenue, between Tweny-rsi
and Twenty second street0, strict attention win he
gwen 10 the business. 1t may remembered that j. NJ
was awarded diploma and medal superior specimens
OF expansion ana interfering shoes,
tue IN fS2 AT Nibos Garden Govern ent
and puncuay attended TO by the Proprietor The best
specimens OF cavalry expansion shoes furnished TO the army
at the shortest notice. ~ " w "''
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A SITUATION WANTED-DY A RESPECrAgtE
"A young woman, as waitress, as cha1bermiaid and
waitress understands waiting in all its branches
18Th ST. f '' <s '''i