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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE SCOTIA.
M. MERGERS VISIT TO RICHMOND.
THE DISTRESS In LANCASHIRE.

The new Cunard steamship Scotia, Capt. Judkins,
which left Liverpool on her first voyage to this port
at about 81 O'Clock on the afternoon of tho 10Th, ana
Queenstown on the afternoon of the llth inst, ar
rived here at l2 o'clock last evening.
The Kangaroo arrived at Queenstown early on
the morning Of the 9th nst and at Liverpool on the
10th.
Among the passengers by the Scotia are Mr. and
Mrs. j. w. Florence, who return home after very
successful professional tour N England.
The U. s. frgate Constellation - guns, Com
msnder Hatches, from Cadlz' anchored 10 Aises'fa'
iosd,tead on the 3Oth April and remained there on
he a,h inst, together with the s!oop-of-war Tus-
carora.
The L. S. sloop Ino, nine guns. arrived at Cadiz
on the 2Sth ult. from tho Mediterranean and Al
9eSiras.
The prvaleer Sumter was still at Gibraltar on Inc
lth inst.
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MARRIED..

BARR-vAN vALEN-A Hsckeussck J.. on Sst9r 1..
May IT, BY tho Rev Dr. Van Cl:st Edwsra ns o. LHu
mech NJ 10 Eliza Jane Van Vsen daughter oil Cornelius
Van vslen, esq. of Tssneck, N J.
BROwER-TOwAR-InJ Jersey City, on Tuesday MAY 70
at Grace Church. BY the Rev. r, G. Putnam John u
Browsr ill., Laura Louise daughter OF the Late Jonas o.
Towtr
dance az IN. brides parents by the Rev Robt r. Booth
Mr Lewis j. Farchd Miss Lizzie Sleighs both Of TINS
city. =,
Rev William H. Johnsou John W. Grief to Corneis but
Ter both Of Brooklyn l.. ID.
PRICE-ADAMs--On Tuesday May %, at the Church. 81
p1nn snd MI. Magic Adams eli Of thi, city
STANBY- ROBERTSON-On Monday, May ~ a. bi9 s9l
nsdae by the Rev r. Van Aiken, Themes SsnoJ 70 is'
Like r. eldest daughter Of Mr. George kobertson'
srrppIP EAIRRaIRN-On Saturday May II. by the Rev.
Alex Pel,z, DR. ". r. Supple to Miss Phebe A. fafosn'
both of this city. -
wILDER-NORW0OD-O Wedoe,d.y May ~, q MEL Mn,.
wood both Of Merden.
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river to Aberdeen whore tbs authorities crested Care put
ting hin usdsr bonds 6ghs In Ohio Tho shen
srsnesi 10 mech he dsy In Kentucky on NE shore s
below this and then ssd there 70 give ana 'sAs 'oe
scon sought. ..c..
The time they met ed It ths s aIe Caste
beicw biz hoert Netcss wss unframed The aeair has
PACED Cd without any undss eIssemsst but has had su
tsy eject In cooling down Secss to the po o. enoss
Tho Governors Of the Western States are Issuing orders TO
recruit the purpose Of ass The various resmens
to be disposition ell hands 10 furnish sufhcont material
to put the Though whether takes one hvs or twenty
years ~
The weather hsrs beautifully 8phns The ismss
have exuerispced rood deal Of trouble In getting IN their
spns crops owns 10 the coday condition Of the hsds The
fruit rees Of every presenting the prospect Of iuxu'
nsnt
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During oil these months be has led . Wild strange
life He seems to have made bis principal nesd9uar
ters at Atchison and Elwood. Soldiers nave 49,
eonstsntIy LOOKING for him, and have twice nearly
captured him, but sudacity, bravado, and cas-nke
stealth, have been bic preservers till now.
HIS band has never been large, and he often trav.
eled alone His skill in Disgusting bis appearance
and voice were 20 great that even tothose VINO Know
him we'll he seemed each day different man. And
this, too, although be was more than SIX Zee. ~
hight, and straight - an arrow. Some persons
pleased with more Imagination than brains, oeneve
tom Horseman of the Prairie" and told strange
stories of his prowess and good fortune. How many
men he had killed how many horses be had stolen
Cow many houses he had plundered, no ono can tell
II is probably true that this war, which has
brought forth such new and astounding traits Of
character has 1ot yet produced such another marvel
% Cleveland-s man whose story will be told around
the reside for an hundred years to come - one OF
tbs most brutal of vllains-as one Of tho most ro-
mantle heroes.
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treaty for tho suppression Of the slave trade, had
boon concluded between her Mejeety's Government
and the Government Of The United States.
That treaty vas Of highly satisfactory nature
gave tho right Of search to British vessels and there
was every reason to hope that the ssvetrade which
had been carried on 10 - great an extent lately
under the United States flag, would b suppressed.
Az soon a. the rati6cations wero sXehansod tho
treaty would be laid on the table.
In the House Of Commons on tho 9Th inst, Mr.
Aigernon Egerten drew attention to the prevailing
distress in Lancashire. owing TO tho cotton crisis
He wished 10 have the opinion OF the President OF
tho Poor Law Board on the subject; and also asked
the Secretary of State for India whether reductions
IN the India tariff had been decided upon, and when
they would como toto operation.
Sir C. Wood said that ~ yet be bad received no
further information from India than bad appeared 10
the papers, he had, however. no doubt OF the truth
OF the report that the finances OF lndia would ADMIT
of considerable reduction in the duties upon i'm
ports.
Mr.. Villiers said that the Government was pain:
fully alive to tho necessities of the cssc and he bad
felt il his duty to warn his colleagues that, II tho
war in the United States was prolonged, great
amount of distress in the manufacturing districts
might be expected.
Ho had also issued . circular to the Boards Of
Guardians urging them to take measures to be pro-
yided for such an emergency. The answers which
he received were most confident, and be was satis.
fed from the tone of the general majority Of them.
that they felt themselves prepared " moct any ohoi
gency BY the ordinary processes.
He did not wish to mslesd or, by undertaking
the amount Of Distress to encourage fascious hopes
for the future; but during the last weeks OF Apr1
the distress bad decreased hut 1t might DO owing to
accidental and special causes.
In conclusion, he pointed out the necessity OF hrn
and iudico,ls but liberal and humsne administration
of the Poor law add assured the House that the
Poor law Board would do all in Its power to give
advice and assistance to the local authorities to mee
the distress, which he was af aid would continue and
become more severe.
! Mr.. Bright thought that Government assistance
would becoms necessary. lie did not think that tn,
Boards of Guardians could do all that was required
lie urged the formation Of local committees TO col
ect subscriptions from the eusses who could affor'
to assist their poorer neighbors who were nov
struggling with difficulties.
Where this had been done, no pressure had beef
felt. No doubt there was less cotton coming frou
India, which was owing to the fear OF the war Wit
America; and he wished 10 warn the noble lord a
the head Of the Government that nothing was inor
preiudicial to the trade of Lancashire than hast,
statements with respect to this war and the blockade
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE PRES
BYTERIAN CHURCH, 70. S.
THIRD DAY.

From Our Special Correspondent
CoLuxyus. Oslo. May II. 1853.
Tho Assembly met Of O'Clock, and was opened
with prayer BY the Moderator Tho minutes oil yesterday
were read. corrected and approved.
The Committee Of Bills and Overtures made their report
the principal item Of which the recommendation 70
transfer the Row Or Lsnson from the Presbytsy OF Lsrins
ton KY to tho Prebytey Of Huntington. Pa which was
adopted
The following places nominated for the next place Of
meeting of this Assembly Wis: Warrington, d. g., Louis
Vile KY. Peoria ILL., Newark N. J. The first ballot gave
Washington II votes Louisvie Peoria a. and Newark D.
The second ssvs Peoria lsz votes and Warrington ~
Peoa made unanimous An invitation frsm The super
nedn OF the Ipssne Asylum accepted by tho A''en
bly, vial, the Institution The First Presbyterian Church
Of Peoria Ill., was chosen the Assembly sessions
The report Board Of Publication wac presented read
accepted and discussed.
Adjourned at IL O'Clock, IN. to Monday morning
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I,utest ship News.

ARRIVED. .WHpsxspAr May sl-2 70.
Steamship SCOTS tBr }. Judkins Livsrpoo May 10 and
Qu-.n,'0wl ll at ~ D m ud.-. and pass to r. Cunarl
Arrived Oh the Battery at May ~ passed steamship
Canada tom Bosom coming on, OF useno~n isth as 81
10 ion Al IL p,s.Bd min Persia h,nce TOT Liverpool
th i.t ~ ion a. o. passed steamship Al .o SsIon from
Liverpool oi Qnsbec. The Scotia Ia, lad strong westerly
gales sntre psssys from QursEsown mad, the passage
iron Qussust,~n % rev fo wnhou. sscppns sho Engines
the entire yoysgr.
Big Martha Arlington TOT Portland Anderson, CaTdeni
10 days .u.sr iaa m.s..-. Thoup,on iuntrn EHpsr
encei h,uy weather nrst part Of pi-s,gs
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SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.

Gov. Holbrook Of Vermont has manifested such
deep interest in the welfare of the sick and wounded
men from the Green Mountain State, he has sent to
this city COL s. M. Waite, and Msj. +. Goodhue OF
bis staff to visit our hospitals and see the Vermont
men, now under medical and surgical treatment at
these institutions These gentlemen express them
selves highly pleased with the arrangements made
for the accommodation and relief of our wounded and
sick men. w. II. Rising, Company II, 9th Yer
mont; A. NJ. Persons Company l, 9Th Vermont; x.
ii. Rowell, Company F, Sd Vermont, will be sent to
their homes to-day, leaving five Vermoners remain
ing i'll our hospitals.
Lieut.. o. b. Douglas, Company X, 18th Missouri,
who was wounded in the hip at the battle Of Pitts
burg Landing, and bis brother, A. B. C. Douglas,
Company c. of the 18th Missouri who was shot
through the at the came battle, reached the
New England Relief Rooms last evening. They
were wounded Sunday, just before Gen. Preniss
WA taken prisoner. Amer the battle, all that was
left Of The 18th Missouri were Captains, Leu,en'
anita, and about 200 privaies.
David W. Small. lst Maine Cavalry, Company H.
l. S Place. Company d. 9Th New-iismpshire;
II. II. IIaine, Company T.. 9TH New-!iaInpshire; J.
A. Hay wood and George Dolson, reached the
Broadway retreat last evening. The latter is stout
colorej man--ibe servant OF Lieut.. Douglas.
! The brothers Douglas IRE from Brandon, Vermont
educated aud respectable gentlemen, and relatives
Of the late Stephen A. Douglas
| Las, night, at II O'Clock, Lieut. Edward Miller
Company u, 3slh New. York. reached the Rele
Rooms on Broadway. He losi his lefi aria at the
battle OF Williamsburg, but Is doing well, aud say
. he will return 10 his regiment in 0 month. Timothy
IIoichkiss Company X, i2th Massachusetts,. and
Wm. Coles, Company c. "a M'ssacbrseits, accom-
panied the gallant lieutenant.
! COL Howe is informed BY telegraph from Phila
dephia tina, $50 men Will leave ihat city for New
York early this morning.
/ Gov. Morgan vised the Par. BafrHcss yesterday.
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ELECTION
The annual election for officers Of the Mercantile
Library Association was held Yesterday At Clinton
Hall. The polls were open from a. IN. until ?
p. m. During the day there was little excitement,
but after the close of the yvrous places of business
down town the members Of tue Association in large
numbers hasten6d to toe polls, aud, alter depositng
their votes used their influence toward securing tie
election Of their respective friends.
There were two tickets in the field, but ss both
were printed on white paper and were similar in
sire, was impossible IN make any calculation "a to
which was ahead. The excitement toward o'clock
became nlsuse, and ON account Of the noisy demon
s,raiions by a score two Of the Younger members
il became necessary 10 summon squad OF police
from tho tillseu,h Precinct to preserve orier.
Tie polls wars oosed at the time designated, when
the lellers proceeded to count tho votes. The result
WA, follows
ch.re. osood for Pr-d-u, ~csived 1l votes. lni Cts
Vice Pr~.dsn, lhsajru. v Isbof Cogr-sponiins s.sFs
tsry James IT, Pefrcy.l Recording Secfs'iry Alex Khind
Treasurer Eoya fbsps " ibUf, Aaron q Allen Au0on A.
Raven 1h>odore + Hnse1 A. u. 'slestine. Vim. u. Mar
wins. ani lhsoJsfs ~ kul,ee, Dnec.ors
The regular ticket, headed by Harvey II. Woods,
was elected by decided majority over the opposing
ticket, healed ~ joseph ". Lecour for Viee-Pres-
dent.
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Attention, Cash Bayors:
BLISS wHEELOCK. No. go Broadway.
Offer. below market prices.
MERRIMACK. WAMSUTTA,
AMOSKEAd. CHICOPEE'
UNION AND OTHER
POPULAR PRINTS.
DOMESTICS AND COTTONADES.
Also
sTApLEDRESS GOODS. HOSIERY, WOOLENs
WHITE GOODS and So
NOTIONS
PRINTS AND DOMESTlCS.
FOR CASH.
Other Goods four months credit.
Or with liberal discount Cor cash.
BLISS wHEEL0CK No. go Broadway
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MR Gorr.CsALK's CoNcsRT.--The literally
stocked concert bill " NJ Gotschalk drew, last
night, an excellent audience At Ni5los Saloon.
Every regular ssat occupied and extra ones pro-
videi Immediately found occupants. The perform.
ance opened witt so'o by Mr.. Susni who appeared
hoaue Madame DAngri followed, in a brilliant
Caystins, aud executed her WORK with customary
fidelity and regard for the traditions Of tue classic
Italian scnool. She wss recalled before the audi
ence. Mr.. Gouscbaa among other things gave
version u ~ quartet;, IN Rlsoetio. It does not
beay PLAYING under less ,Aia hands. Tor tie several
themes. simultaneously suouuced must be distinctly
cet forth bssides the sbeslue wor which the genre
Of "a p.auD piece lor lle puddle ionlands. All this
WAS satisfactorily r:ui red 5y Mr.. Gottschslk; snd,
at The conclusion, ne was obliged 20 play another
composition, where some maTyeourly persistent and
son0ro1s tring and kindred rapiditles drew forth
fresh bursts of applause. Mr Gottscha'k played
with hi, brllian, coaig,or. ST.. Mills piano
aud other pieces filled up the evening.
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DIR. Kennedy. PrOpIietor Of KENHEDY'S MEDICAL
DISCOVERY, will be at his Office ~ Dodwer'hs Building
No 800 Broadway opposite ithst Msy Is 10. H. H. ~ H.
All that are troubled with sCROFULA ere requested TO
call
call -
call ,
An that sre troubled with NURSING SORE MOUTH arc
requested to call 80 c,n ,rr.n ,..,., "a
call - ,,,cu,o.xs ...,,.a,.
call . ,x,.,,or, IA rur rvrs .nA
FILM GROWN OVER THE SIGhT are requested 70 cr.
All that are troubled with SCALY ERUPTiOSS oN IhS
SIX IN are requested to call 1900
All ths, are troubled with BOILS requested 70 call
All thai are troubled with RUNNING OF THE EAhs Az
reqsesed to call - ,,.,,, o,.,-- ...a 4. ,
call ,, an, uuv v,cy -
requested to call .,,, r.,, sopr rpns 49,.
requested TO call . ,, ,.,,, =, rr,r JOHANNA
from INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM are reqoe'tedto
call , aha, IN.
perfect cure warranted in every case except "neu "s
bones are diseased Advice in all cases gratis.
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Business Notlccs.
Boys CLOTHING
Ro3iRs AND Iisfsosos
Tna fgArJHss 90 rBE SEAs)n

RO9gM AND RAssIsDs Nav SrYLKs FoR BDis.
tncuIug q mot s,rstys fashion IN SPRING SACKS IN,
h.nJ-ussI novelty OF it,kni ever brought olt 3snn,I
aud al II p,.,ss foi0s,i ,,lo~ the market level
SlaSN1t " W. V5GSI,sa wi IL H1asax.S
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Fashion Association Course-1wO MILES AND
RhPEAT-FRiDaY, msy 80, for purse of sioo' !wo
miles and repeat, in harness. - Lady Emma, M Jt,
b. James Lynch. and Nimble Dck will tot GU rRi
DAY, May aJ-Hirsm Woodruff. d. Talnan. d. Piihsr and
Mclaughlin, drivers Boats from James slip and J'hst'
every hye minutes Cars from Hupters Post q, p m -
f.re 10 cents. JOSEPH CROCHERON Munsker'
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s.GoIdeu Shower.o ,
A SECOND VOLUME TO "COLoEN ChAiN
MIR. BRADBURYS
Nav collaction ~ sabbath-school Music and Hymns
will be ready May a.
1.-THE GOLDEN SHOWER"
Iy..,. p,u.Nr, Co, Nos. 90 aud ~ W, LkHR-sr
W y BnApupRr, No. s2i BROoaksr
SoaI II oeu,s f,r sqecnen copy 20 no 'Ei ntoo'es'
Nc,nei,-strav Bonneis.- "~o STRAW BON
SD ,gHAN HAAS for Lhdlen. Great bargain. ior
he milton YIBBUHS and siLhs. H. BlNNs Mill
JNEnY Iass aud cassp-st in the world. No. 3st Broad
VA, l,a. ". ,yP.asJ As!s:aaliaa H2isk
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Whites Patent Lever Truss.-Tl

White's Patent Lever Truss.-This instfumtnt
offered 10 the public radically different In principle and
tou all othors IN combining every valuable point in
other 1rus,ss beside several points OF the highest value
before attained Among Of the advantages claimed
Tor this instrument these: Ii hss son. piisn metallic
bow graduating pressure power perfectly eonI 1abe in
ward UPPER action combined uncomfortable pressure
the Bsek and the spermsc Cord does work
Of place perfectly clean; smallest shest, cheapest
desirable shows least holds the rupture every
requires ss than onehaf tho usnsl pressure aud radical
cure. Ths ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS on the
principle. Gail ssd get Truss. Pamphlets free. sold
wholesale and retail by GREGORY Co., No. rs Bond'i
n. Y.
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WHY YORKTOWN WAS EVACUATED.

MooHe
We learn that Gen. Johnston fell back from York
town because he discovered that Gen. Mcclellan did
not mean to fight him fairly. but to protract the issue
by regular approaches and siege operations. Gen:
Johnston could not afford to waste 80 much time and
strength Of his army by awaiting their mole like
operations. II was difficult to supply this army at
Yorktown, and his men were being worn out In tho
trenches. He preferred making stand where
Mcclellan would be compelled to come after him
and give him manly fight. 1t is believed that II
the Union Napoleon had attacked Johnston IN bis
peuinsnlar lines the Yankee army would have oeen
snnihilated.
Gen. Johnston In ut the head Of powerful army
equal to that Of Corinth We believe the Union
numbers are overrated at both points.
GENERAL ORDER OF BRIG.-GEN. COUCH
ON THE BATTLE OF WILLIAMSBURG.
HgADQuAKrERs Coucus DIVISION.
CAnr MAR NEw-Kksr CousT Hovs, Vs.
GENERAL ORpEK No. 37.--The Brigsdier- General
commanding desires express his thank. 20 the DIVISION lo
the heroic courage and oude displayed bJ them AZ shs ps
tie OF Williamsburg. Va, on the 9Th inst.
Gen. Peek with his Brigade. consisting OF the o1d New
Yo.k s5d Pennsy g.d S's IN
and arriving the battle-ground at critical TINS won
reputation greatly to be enyied MI q,
Rhod. Island AID eth Msschusets were pushed to support
Gen Peck at trying period Of the fight and were faithful q
their The ION Massachusetts, was sent 70 ,as tsn. !,
commanding deeply regrets tho absence o. "a"cA Of Wv
Ah New.York
Gahsu. B.sds came up too ists share In the glory
the gbt In, not too late to assure the tha
they ready for duty which soldiers could De s'Aed
perform
"a in future battles the last snow that we cs face Oh
! Br.sdief.6cnersl COUCH
fRASoi, A. WALKER A. A. O.
OhciA-WN n. MoHRis, Captain. a. A. o.
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School OF Columbia College viii taks place WEDNESDAY
s s.. .:y m iss: 80; =: ~
The degree Of Bachelor Of Laws vii b. coofeued upon sSs
member S 81 tho cSm%:s" CONFUSING o. Mss:rs r
Krkhnd Benjsmin w. Bonnsy end Bsujsmin d. sohnss'
Th ..omsry Address before the Alumni VII Be delivered
by NJ Dwight esq the C... Of ss ": c,! s;s sss
tory Grafton BY Mr. Edward Csrri1ston o. ne a..sS h.
Alexander w Bradford, esq An .,, 49,. ,..,..,
me nno,ax =, ' .s,.oS CHARLES KING, LID,
iunS "''o1 W ' Priest Of Columbis College.
Pore Society.-The Forty-Fourth Anniversary 81 ne
sOClErY FOR PROMOTING THE 0OSrEL AAoNo
SEANEN Ia the Port Of New York. usually caiiea
THE PORT SOCIETY, r,,,s
will be celebrated the Academy Of Music, On SoN'c
NJ Nav q II O'Clock.
Interesting addresses may be expected from
Naval Officers sesmsn. and others smors tnen Ss shs
Naval Heroes Of the Mississippi viii be present A..
Singing by the Choir Of the Msrines Churcn uno'' W"
direction Of Professor George w Petit .
Music by the Band Of the U. g. Ship North Carolina
Collection will be taken up.
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6pelial Notices..
Yang Men.

Younr Mems Republic IN Central Committee.
Tn. r-sui,r Month meeting Of this Committee wi DC
held At the corner of Broadway aud I'd o. on
y rDNRsDAY ENENlNG. May 81, at O'CLOCK Inc 81
scutive COMMITTEE will meet at p m,,. ,,,,
''''' WILLIAM :. OPDYkE, Chairman
Gso.sx " J!ars', Committee
sons Of Rhode Island meeting OF ths ooS M :.
RHODE ISLAND rssdin: IN this city aud vi,iry WIZ oe
held A, tL. Assor House FRIDAY ENENiNb, "a in'
at O'Clock tine purpose CT organizing an Assoe -
with resolution adopted 81 the meetns noc
May 81 For ofdr, s o. ~ . M snsE Chairman
CaAKLEs CosaDos. Secretary.
Sn.ci.t NotIre,-Th- members of the Gymnasinms OF
I'D Vicinity sso tho friends OF the late b. fhANh'
I'm REACH .rs respectfully invited TO attend messing ct
the kat:onS GyInnss.aGa eGr.e , q "a ocloch
GEORGE CIEyALiERi ! Committee.
D. ii s. PENCIL, }
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United states Wefshers

and
HOWE's STANDARD SCALES.
No better evidence Of tire merit Of these Scales b
offered 70 the public that they have been adopted by the
Gn;,sd states oyerunent The Collector and Surveyor Of
mi. mort have given orders that other scales shall be used
Ana that al scales hand shall be tested BY FRANK r.
HOWE invite stten.ion to large stock OF SCALES
hand including new PORTABLE ARMY SCALE. Second.
hand scales OF other makers taken In part pay for Howes.
for sale CHEAP. 49, - . 49, go
VANDERV OORr DiCKERsON 4 Co, Agts. Chicago, III.
JAMES @. DUDLEY, Agent Buffalo N. y.
t"aNK r. HOWE.
40 Igt Broadway New-York.
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,ecou Lecture o. the Conrss . for me BENEFIT ra

Seroud Lecfure Of the Coursc for tine BENEFIT
az The church Of a.. George, the Martyr.-rbe
p;rht Rsv a. SOuTIi8AfE d. D., will deliver his lecture
on Incidents Of Oriental Travel" on THURSDAY Even
yN0 NAV ~ at O'clock at Dodworth Hail. No 300 Broad
w.y Tickets admit gentleman and LADY, 80 cents each
10 hs hsi al Rsndolphs No 6sJ Broadway T j. Crowens
No 6y9 Bro .dwsy; Beer Schrmers, No T0l Broadway
Scharfsnbrrg Luss No Toa Brosdsay Church Book De
oo.ory No 66s Broadway; ~ Bible and Common PRAYER
BOOK Society No Cooper Institute, and OF T. b. Franz
Treasurer No. BIS Broadway.
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ROBERT WALLER No 50 Cedar.St,
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