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RELlGIOUs NOTICES.

DELICIOUS NoTICES,-FRENCu PROTESTANT
III Epsc pal church " du 81. kspritn The corner stone
o. the new reach church. the Old Huguenots
church Twenty second Firth aud Sixth
this CITY, will be laid this Thursday (2otn OF
June) precisely 1t o clock I. III.
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The New COmstit uti0n or Illinois.
THE BANK, CONGRESSIONAL AND NEGRO PROPOSE
TlONS, ETC.
Fire at NIiddietown Point, N. !.

A. the time Of leaving Of the Keyport boat yesterday
morning o'clock, terrific nre was raging at
Mddetown Point. large sash and bind factory
pentsr's shop, &c, was entirely consumed while the
buildings adj Lining (privats residences) both
are The ire in The heart OF the town, and noihrg
short MIRAGE could save the stores, lumber
dwellings, &e., on the whole block.
The loss tho factory and contents falls heavily upon
the Messrs. Lambertson d Brother az 1t is
derstood thai there insurance upon the stock
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EDwAFD soHENcK. AUcrIoNEER.
II HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, 80.
BY EDWARD SCHEACk. on Friday eth inst. at
O'Clock, At his salesr ,otr. I5S Broadway.
ELEGANT BAY HORSE.
long tall l5 hands, old warranted perfectly sound,
knL and gentle: very handso aud valuable horse.
LADYs SADDLE MARE,
an elegant brown saddle trained by Dsbrow Is per-
fecy bio4e 10 harness. Is years old Is han aga;
ran ed perfect sound, kind And gentle. Tree ON
aus 70 be sold ON Account OF the executor be seen ~
Disorcws stable.
SPAN OF GRAY HORSES
long tais 10 hands, hne s tsh drivers sold 70 close an
BAY SADDLE PONY,
long tall years old, perfectly 70 the saddle war
ianted perfectly sound an kind.
LIGHT Tor WAGON. a
city made, nearly nav. ~ M
LIGHT ROAD WAGONS
One elegant iishi Road Wason. city make. entirely
DOUBLE AND SINGLE HARNESS
New and hand doubI aud single Harness. Saddles
and Brides
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
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A FARM WILL BE SOLD
AffETT0N

A FARM WILL BE SOLD
IA AT AUCTION
on the 9Th day Of July next O'Clock noon containing
lii acres 80 Of which limb red situated the east shore
OF Seneca Lake miles from Geneva. The steamboats,
the lake running in connection with the New York Gen.
trail and New York Erie Railroads make daily landings
wthin half mile OF The premises. There is large and
handsome dwelling house, located fine rise. 40 rods
from the LAKE, overlooking II and giving full view OF
Geneva and surrounding country Te grounds about the
house and well filled with fruit and orpa
mental trees, shruoeery &c Tasre la good farm house
barns sheds and ether oubudings. The farm in high
state of cultivation and veIythng about 1t in excellent
pair.
session given IL desired.
The subscriber VIII also sell, the day, all his
Stock, Forming Utensils and Household Goods.
References 20 John Johnston, Esq. Geneva John H. Dey
Of the New York Evangelist; Mr. Bunn SO Murray street.
New York.
The steamboat, viii leave Geneva the morning Of the
sale al eH CLOCK
Dated June 81, 1862.
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The Fraudulent Issue or Indiana Bonds-
slower Indictcd-Hallett Admitted 20
Rail in Fifteen Thousand Dollars, &C.

slower Indicted-Hallett Admitted 20
Bail I'm Fifteen Thousand Dollars, tSc.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
The Grand Jury who have been in session for some
time past have found bill Of indictment against DC
slower for al days in the House OF Detention as
wi,aess) for forgery the third degree, IN utsrng
fraudulent Indiana i've per cent certificates Of state
sork knowing them be forged. The penalty en- con-
vicon is ten years imprisonment in the State Prison.
II is I'm terstood that the Park Bank has very
large amount OF this bogus issue.
For the Information OF the readers Of the HERALD
We may state tina, the spurious nliana State bonds
were signed Craven, agent, by D. G. Stovor, and
made payable TO samuel Halett. The genuine are
signed by Craven issued direct to the respective
ties There are over 81 Of those fraudulent csr
acates adoat.
samuel Haett indicted for the offences OF forgery and
false pref ences has been admitted bail Mr. Edward
Brown. of No $50 Broadway being his surety in the sum
OF SIS 900, and MIR. H. himself in . similar amount.
The New COnstit ution or Illinois.
THE BANK, CONGRESSIONAL AND NEGRO pRoPoSi-
TloNS, ETC.
CHICAGO, June IS 1862
Returns from al but four counties in the State are
received.
The majority against the bank article Is $500.
me majority against the Congressional spportiOnmsat
Is 1900.
Tia proposition denying the right OF suffrage to negroes
and prohibiting them from holding Office adopted by
almost nine. tsnths vote Of the State.
The proposition exclude negroes from coming into
the State is adopted by nearly two.thrds vote.
The last two propositions consequently form part Of
the old constitution. They voted on separately
The majority against the constitution thus far Is
shout Is oo0
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T,pwARp srSTzEYrcH, AuoTroNEgR.

II VALUABLE COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS
81 o. ~ DAVENPORT. This day, a. eleven oo.otk ~
e.iesrooms 1856 57 Broadway, collection Of about
eighty OIL Paintings including some eSagpes BY the ODD
admirable copies after terret, Bcrgben
caude Titan Ganshorough, Dearochc, Watian, Vcrbo ck
hoyen 6c There pictures q merit "a his sale "
as ~ " entirely unteserved,
and each paint vii, DC sold including the frame forming
rost desirable unity for the enrichment OF private
soectons and pariofs The pictures exhibition.
AID Gao 10 eAanaed bY csta0gus.
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HENRY II; LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
H6fss Harness. seghe 1 &c. ct the lac country resi-
mile from the dock at Astoria, L. IHENRY IL. LEEDS
CO. will sell at auction on THURSDAY June &c IL ocock
all the elegant Furniture, &c. In said country seat consist.
ing Of Administer and Brussels Carpets Library Furniture
rosewood Bookcases black walnut Chairs Table,
Pictures and Engrayings Palors in enc finished
made b. Eoux covered in crimson silk bocate green and
gold velvet pish Clocks Candeabrss real ormaIu Brack
cts; on Paintings Dining RoomFrench ,rack Walnut Buf.
fet Extension Table, Chairs real orioIu Chnn
del!srs and bracse.s rosewood
aGece, Dres-ins Bureans, Bedsteads. Chairs covered
tapestry qsk suns black walnut and mahogany do ena.
tiled no. and other FIRST class Furniture iron seLs and
chars ppd olher articles.
CAKRf1GES HORSES, sLEIGHs, &c-A splendid close
panel Carriage, has been used but few times made by
Lawrence nth silver plated mouungs &C. 10 order Also
no close C3f1as in good order. shifting Carriage
or Rcckaway; OPEN Carri?sc with pole and shafts; q
sas wsh pans ssIsn' ls-se four seated fancy
bay Horse perfectly sound gentle aud Kind N an hsrpes
and good saddle horse; Harness. Sleigh Bells Bras Sad
dies and other farming implements &C. particulars whl
VIII be found In the catalogues Can be examined the day
before the sae should the weather prove unfayorabc the
sale viii take race on the first fair day afterwards The
Second and Third avenue stop ~ Eishiysxth street,
aud the ferry boats Ators The residence about
thrcefDurths OF mile from the landing or few minutes
walk The Flushing and Harlem boats leave Peck Slip wharf
et o md III, stopping at foot of Tenth
gers from the Broadway 0reenpoint stages Om
nbnsss WI take sach desire to ride preference
walking.
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MILLINERY, sc.

Oh BowERY.-BoNNETS VERY CHEAP AT BINNs
Iii new millinery. A large AM beaunal assortment
oil snmer Bonncts Silk straw ald Childrens Hats the
lowest prices the city az millinery, pa Bowery,
bctn eea frllse and Sping streets
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THE MILITARY.
THIRTY-sIxTH REGIMENT NV
III CAMP BEFORE RICHMOND, VA,

June 19. lo02- !
At meeting of the officers OF the Thirty regiment
N T. ", for purpose paying r1oate Of
respect to the memory Leusnants George w. Tarr and
Daniel Il. Fason. the anose regiment VINO died from
typhoid former at Fortress Monroe the lh
May the latter CAMP the ltn of Junethe following
Whereas tn. deaths OF our oher officers called
upon TO the OF those who have endearcd them
selves to Us oy their agh social Qualities oodnes OF heart
Uniform good conduct and solueily bearing and that al
though called nom in the early sphere OF their usefu
IN nave passed Regretted and esteemed By all
who knew them. therefore,
Resolved That tender heartfelt sympathy TO the be-
reaved famli and aves OF the a. ased, which
sincerely the close connection which had been formed
between though stricken BY disease. their
deaths the less glorious lioer the
aacy with which they responded 10 the cali of their
try While thus tesfying their high moral orth,
humby rely the protecting hand OF Him who doeh all
things well comfort those VIII and dear them
IN This the OF their II
Resolved rnst copy Il these resolutions be sent 10 the
families OF tine deceased tnat hey he published In tie
New York Herald Bunalo Express and Buffalo Commercial
Advertiser
Colonel CHARLES II. INNES President.
Capt Z. NJ. SUACkENDOs, Company X.
First Lieut.. q. h. MOORE, Company O., Committee.
Second Iisut- JOHN NILES. Company *,
18th NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WISHING SUBsTI.
tute IN the seventh regiment or National Guard, may
Ind one by Calling ~ Nv Broadway. addressing X. 81
HerAsd Office stating where an interview be had
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

I HAVE IN MY POSSESSION A PAYMAsTER'S Or
der on the Assist Treasurer the Unea states.
able 70 Mrs. George Folsom. L. lett for by II. s.
son, late u the Thirty regiment New York Stae
Volunteers. have also small money belonging
Erederck Augustus late of the Ssyentyolrth regiment
New York Volunteers Company |. take this method Of
reaching The frendsof either OF the pei sons named
GEORGE BLISS, JR-,
Colonel Commanding Depot Volunteers PARK Barracks
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RESTAURANTs.

xtREEy TURTLE SOUP AND STEAKS, BY AARON
VI Levy 81 81. h1urs % the day and evening at BIRD
Green Taite a. NhSlsssls. Fsnles Aad As Nads sup.
Rnsa
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rEypY n. LEEpe. sucTIoSEER.

HENRY n. LEEDS. hNtTIUNEEK .
IL HENRY II. LEEDS\S co. will sell a. auction on
Thursday June g. IL o0h In front OF our store No %
Nassau street. very beautiful long tailed blood bay
Mares I5S TO IS hands hgh sx ahS seven years old very
kind IN all harness, aud warranted persy sound They
tie $780, aud 800 has been offered for
one OF them az breeding mare Tney will be sold without
reserve the has further use for them. Also
very fine Barouche made by Lawrence In the most perfect
order and made expressly for the present owner worth
$500 and VIII be sold the has for IT. shift
ing Buggy patent axes, In good order By Wood Bros.
without
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n D. csULxISs. AUoroNEER-oFrrcE NO. IS


ECPERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE.
ELEGANT SILVER PLATE &c., &C.,
Purchased a cost of SiJ.0JJ,
On THURSDAY, June 70,
Al the elegant residence NO 2IS west
street. near Eighth avenue,
Commencing at ipts O'Clock A. NJ precisely
The sale comprises the entire contents Of the house Tho
elegant P8rof Furniture made order in solid
rosewood The whole viii be sold 10 the highest bidder
cash, ing extra Inducements purchasrs euire
furniture OF the house s new, having all within
siv months.
Elegant ood octave Paroorte With modern
nproverrents oyerstrung bass 36uy; rich
wood STOOL covered satin, and embroidered Cover three
elegant full suits OF rosewood Psror Furniture
nro sfe and SATIN rosewood Egeres splendid and costly
Paran Ornaments rch Vases, &C. Alss MAGNIFICENT col.
lection or Paintings rosewood Turkish Easy Chairs
hne reps; F.wood Centre and Side marble top Tables
richly carved.
ChsnBer suits in Rosewood and mahogany; Bureaus
carved Bedsicsds Nashsapds, Sofa Beds, ia fns hair
Goth ten pure fair Marcees from forty 70 fifty pounds
made y 1rdex In excellent condition.
p>ins rfSrn Furniture consists Of fne oak Extension
able Silver Ware, rich Chaa ivory and Silver Cutlery
Forks spoons A. wig hsayf sl aud engraved Glassware
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EDWARD srSTzRsTcH. AuCTroyEER
III VALUABLE HORSES, CARRIAGES AND
- HARNESS.

nv e. W, DAVENPORT, on Friday n.rt, at o'clock, A.
5 aud I57 Broadway the regular weakly sale Of Horses
Caavns harness. Saddos, &c, Gray Canadian Pony built
Horse hands high, Years Old Warranted sound nrst
KIND and gentle and admirably adapted for lady suse
Also Top Wagon city built IN excellent order Also Of
and perfectly broken TO single and double harness. good
traveller adapted for scope for which he has been used
Also Harness. set Of excellent Harness. suitable for
coupe Nearly open Double Seat Wagon stylish and in
Hne having been sed only three months Black Pony
built Horse good strong horse Is hands high, good ira
yeer stylish and good under the saddle Gray Irotting
free driver kind ia all harness. has rotted In ai3 Bay
or.e ~ years old excellent working horse to be sold
on account Of whom Il may CarragesTwo Open
wagons order; Rockaways elegant now Top
WAGON superb finish and best Workmanship. Harness
One extra lns set OF Doune Harness worth si2o TIVE ne
Double I've Singh Sets do four do. second hand
Two saddles ac The Carriages and Harness exhibit
lion and will be sold in the lower sslesroom.
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GEORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER.
VI -ELE0ANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

This day. at IL ~ ~ BROADWAY very large stock
OF rst class city made Furniture by ca0u. yzParor
Suits various kinds, Library Dining Room suits SUI
perb Chamber Furniture suite and In separate parceis
rosewood Secretaries Cantcrbures Etagcres Arnoe-a
gace double door Wsrdrobes Bullets Extension Dining
Tables Lounges Easy Chairs Centre Tables Library and
catalogues n sale.
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FURNTTURE.

A BEDRooN SUIT or ENAMELLED FURNITURE,
"A Ia all euiurs OF warranted manuiacfure; also soid
chssnul Chamber Suits, plain aud ornamental ~ ~
FAKHfNGI0N ., 3SS Canal street, opposite WOOSTER Esae
ushrl ia 1898
A QUANTITY or NICE FURNITURE, CARPETS,
~ Pu1 Mirrors &C aso superior double ihread sewinG
Mars wArrauted will be sold bargain. For infor.
tnalOA a - West Fourteenth street, between Firth and
Sixth arrfees.
IIOrag FURNITURE wANTED-rN EXCHANGE FOR
r ew choice Lots IN beautiful and thriving town In
If-nbia G miles from Chicago Catpeng, Oilcloth and
parop r. BEDROOM Furniture wanted Addre H. AZ Court
street, y. ooklyn.
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DAwhBRoRER'S SALE.-rHoMAS BELL. AUCTION
Il eer-fh day. >. iOls o'clocA, ty w. 3. INGkAHAA
Goods; all kinds OF y.ohing and nume.o ooie articles
Pa yuhr
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f III ra or JUN iss
: At me TIM OF the Committee Of ARRANGEMENTS Of the
evening the Gath inst. the following subcommittee were
appointed
sachem Daniel &. Deavan,
sacnem Douglas Taylor,
Sackcm James B. Nicholson.
cosxITrRr OK GRAFTON. COMMITTEE roAsrs.
Grand sachem Waterbury Sachem Elijah 4. Purdy,
saeRem g. Dsren ssehem Peter 3 sween u.'
COMMITTEE OK rIsAxca COMMITTEE o. nsrhEsHMKxrs
Sachem Isaac Bell, \ Sachem John Kelly,
Sachem Thomas Dunlap. Slehem Edward Cooper
MEMBERS SOCIETY.
Daniel +. riemanns Augustus schell,
john r Brady, William NJ Tweed,
Andrew V. Stout, John j. Henry,
II. T. Brennan, John s. Giles
Smith Ely, Jr. Samuel j. Tilden.
Anthony L. robertson. Josiah W. Brown.
James Murphy. WIN. II. Leonard,
James ~ nch VIM. J. Peck.
G. Godfrey Gunther. David A. Fowler,
Andre Froment, john II. MeCunn,
Andrew d "i H. Green. Arson Hcrr i,'
Tkos Is. Tappan john Clancy,
George 9. Barnard, Thos. X. Downing,
Jno. y. Savage Jr., Malcolm Campbell
Chas. J. Chip. Eathl Jarvis Jr.,
John NJ. Barbour, Edward Sanford
william Win N a Ss william Viii m s' cerss,
Albert Cardoxa, harvey +. Aubery.
Henry Hilton, Noses ID. Gale,
Michael Connolly, John Fitch.
Aaron B. Rollins, Edmund 4. Hearus,
John r. Briggs John ESSn
Ylsoa Q. Hunt, At Gallagher.
VIM. McMuray. Peter Monaghan,
William r. Powers Jefferson Brown,
Ralph Bogart George smith,
VIM. G. Conner, Walter Roche
The committees eit the sschems and oacers Of the
society VIII meet on Friday evening" at 5oclock Tam
II: VASDEwATER. Father Of the Council
=. "iNsh, oerloe a &s~ =.
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u ROTH. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY
lu june &C. at IL oclo precisely the elegant Houselo
Enraitre Of MT Henry Prentice ESQ a. the residence l9
consisting OF beautiful Paror SUITS covered in rich
brocae and silk rosewood Centre aud Pier Tables
Pier Glasses Etageres with mirror back and DOORS
Curtains Turkish Chairs and Lounges rich China Vases
gny Bcdseads, Bureaus Wassands Tete aetes covered
in hal cloth spring Chairs Rockers Mirrors Clocks
Curtains Spring and Hair Mattresses, Beds. Bedding
aud okst,nds Tea and Extension Tables tine Cut Ga
Olcolhs. Chandeliers &C. Everything must be removed
twenty hours after the sale. Sac positive Cash de-
post required from purchaser.
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EDWARD sfyiZENrCu AUcTIoNEER.
IL ELEGANT ENGLISH BOOKS
by Q. W. DAVENPORT THIS eDAY At one O'Clock
Nmmedi.ts AFTER ne sne ., pan,ngs, essn iustracd
complsse, IN morocco; shakspefe Addison wordswotth
Thomson Byron in the best London Editions. Also,
celaneoQs Qssorlent OF standard and literature
among which win be found some elegant works. On exhibit
tou and catalogues ready.
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n CULTUN, MISUNDERSTANDING SALE Of ELE-
II CANT rosewood and mahogany Furniture, Velvet,
Wilton and other Car cts; pianofors large French
plate Mirrors Chandeliers &C. Tomorrow (Fridayl June
~ at 1919 O'clock 8i3 Broadway large Velvet Carpet
In good order; Brussels Carpet and Threepy Carpet
small Mirrors convex Mirror cost szoo sold rosewood
gold broca-i do IN Easy and Arm Chairs In
reps and brocae marble Centre Tables; black walnut
secretary Bookcase mahogany black walnut library
bookcase rosewood and MAHOGANY Washstands rosewood
and mahogany Reds:eads mahogany Chairs, mahogany
Tetc-aTetes. one mahogany Piano and good rosewood
Piano. ony been used three months; elegant black walnut
Hat Stands, Hair Mattresses. and IL dozen curl maple
Chairs. Also lot OF sofa Frames. Also lot Of Fancy
Goods pearl Ivory Fans Por ladies' Retcue,
&c. Catalogiea early morning o sale.
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EDWARD SCHENCK. AUCTIoNEER
ia FINE OIL fAINlINGS,
10 BIZ PEREMrToRiLX suLD ON FOREIGN AC.
By EDWARD scHENch, On this day. 2sh inst. At II
SIXTY fine ~ Paintings ss: arrived from Europe and
the artists Among them will be found
MARKET SCENE letiect q light, by..... vERMuELEN
MARINE Gazing pilot, by .kANNEMANS
sHEEEPn SyINh' ~ ROSA yENNEMANS
sHEEEP SkD foUjErRiY. 5y.....v2S sEyEsboscS
And many other inc works Til are on sShRliop, Win
catalogues and will be perempory sold on foreign Account
In this collection will be found fine picture by
70 which the attention y soaa is requested
EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER
~ ELEGANT FAST HORSES, CARRIAGE HORSES,
CARRIAGES PHAETONS, ROAD WAGONS,
. HARNESS, SADDLES, BLANKETS, 6c,
the property Of
ISAAC BRONSON, ESQ.,.
TO be sold at auction by EDWARD SCHENCK, 6atur.
day. 18th instant at O'Clock, the stable No. "a
West Twenty-fourth street. Particulars tomorrow
TyDWARD SINTZENICH, AUCTIONEER.
~ Elegant Collection OF Rare STUFF ED BIRDS.
Bye. W. DAVENPORT, thsliay next at eleven O'clock
at l5 and l57 broadway superb collection OF Stuffed Birds
In Cases under glass shades ard single specimens
celebrated VIM. Galbraith.
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FASHION COURSE PLEASURE GROUND Assocfh.
II ton--ihursdsy. June 70 HANDICAP stake SSse miis
sou driv go pounds; NJ I. Motifs Dr. Z anee, 90
wagon and driver po nds Tue FLUSHING Railroad
IN for this course nj = Z; NJ james lip
ferry r NJ, and connects With the cars, T.rl,-
'- JOSEPH CRoCHEROy,
Nj.
R-Frdsy, June a. Purse $500 mile heats best three
IN I'VE; Lady Emma. General Butler hat Ia H.
MesG Phla .slihlA and Red Bird.
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EXCURSIONS.

A LANsoS N. E. SUNDAY scHooL-THE ANNUAL
N Excursion VI this School accompanied By tsnd
nusicg wild be 10 Pavilion Gro Q, the HUDSON,
in tue steamboat yoming Friday June IL 1867 Tick
excursion The boat vii leave the foot Of Gouyerneur street.
Esst liver, at 81 O'Clock A NJ. precisely.
INCLUSION AND PICNIC FOR THE BENEFIT OF
IL the 81 Joseph Orphan Asylum. 10 be held Land
tnanns lila milton Park saty ninth street and Taird
In ccnse nco OF the unayorable Of tae
on isca Jdne "a te Picnic postponed 70 Tuesday July
A. az ne same ace l;Aets daed June "a Will be
on taat aay. Ey order OF Committed
ktSHING BANks.-THE STEAMER CKOTON, CAPT.
James a. Ddmont, wi leave daily follows Saturdays
eAceptedl;-Nlrtn rlyer-ch fisopner IL
Spring street. "a A. VI. East ryer-Brooue street. A. NJ
Psck cup, "a A. a.; pier No North Iiver "a. ".
Re reshments nf all kinds, Fishing Tackle Bait &c on
board Fare for the TRIP. nifty
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Hammer maker Also, P0eketgoos, containing papeS %
nj value nxcsp. The owner Tue above rews wa %
ala tor lie return OF the watch, and questions ssAed AZ
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