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1urrr e proI ositov On foot to COLOMBO IN dis
coulIr! tAe Polish eIii's WHO wero recently eH.
pair a,ci Co. thir Jsricp incy Ia Tie late uusuc-
s.siul snort g. brow Of the Russsn yoke, aud
r.-,.t,hlsa tho lnlel Evidence ". the.s country.
Tho cSIsr " .Le Piles IN no inturrecton "a nov
. his country, and al effort s max * h. secure
sovorument lant grant, upon which 10 culuui1e
III &c oppressed people, who numher between If
teen and twenty thousand. They are mainly Asri.
,ulmrs,s-hard working and industrious men,
who would doubtless be = valuable QUESTION TO
our industrial population Our people have always
manifested al ospccul interest Ia the Poles who,
though ground down hy .he most desperate and
relent.ess dynasty IN Europe, have ~ OtSa ssrug-
g'ci heroicsy b regain their freedom and nation
atty. And this feeling is natural. The Poles have
always regarded this country with Affection, llr
We tutCd States q the representative of shs, free
dom which Poland has sir.ycn ys.niy 10 attain
Nor should 1t be forgotten that ows a debt to
this people. In he days o. tie Revolution, when
the little band Of American heroes were struggling
" throw oil he yoke Of British upprcsIiOu the
noble KosctUsSo, the brave PtLAsLi, aud many
other Poles. who were then oIllcs from tn. coun-
uy for engaging IN fruitless effort Tor indepeu-
dcncs, camo over here and ioirsd hands with the
fathers Of our country in achieving thsi indcpen-
dencc which We now enjoy. The United Safes Is
now IN poliNou g. repay something ~ tie dett
n owes l. Poland, through these brave spirits Of
he Resolution. Let II not hesitate to discharge
| the obis stol, AMI to show the crowned heads Of
Europe that this country is truly An ssylum tor
| the down -trodden of tie Old World.
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Financial News, Markets, Ae.

N,~ York Wsdnesdsy, June I, Fk.-The follow
ins we're the lesdins quotations at the Gold Room to-
day AT 1880 A. N. 1871 ll.+5, 1874; 2.OG 1874;
$50 l3Ts ?, 1917 3.1S, 1871; T. 1ST&; d.3l
1861. The Afternoon quotations of the general stock
Market compared With those Of the same period Of
yesterday, show advance OF from to ~ per cent
Governments were yory firm. Business was more
brisk than for several days past. The money market
continues very cay, and the tendency IL towards
lower rates Of interest Call-oans made to-day
at per cent, with the bulk Of the business at the
inside rate. The discount market dull ut GO Q
per cent Sterling exchange wts quiet aud firm at
10 liOa for bankers. ON Change to-day Flour
opened heavy and closed moro steady. Wheat va
frner. Corn wRs scarce and huncr. oats we're cr-
cited and &C. a &c. better, with large sale 70 the
Government Pork MAS decidedly lower. Reef wa
steady. Lard quiet and steady. Whiskey was
duI
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writer In CHANnEEs' JorESAL says;
Glass may even b.turned N a lathe. Strange IS
IL seems, this IS literally true. No special tools
evCI Arc needed ady amateur turner who has
operated on either OF the metals may chuck piece
Vi glass On his lathe, and turn II with the same
tools, and IN the eamo way, as be wonld piece u
steel, only TAX ng cars - keep the chips from bis
EYES. THIS strange discovery vas Insjo, almost
accidentally, Ia LAe early part OF 1850, by one of
uur most Celebrated mechanical engineers. and
nj GIT have been patented. but the inventor con-
tsutd himself with simply putting It on record
and generously presented II to the nation The
consequence Was, shat no ono cared or thought
shout i, and TIRE idea as been suffered to lie nearly
barren, though capable Of being turned g. great
account, Let any amateur moch anic make tho ex-
pertinent, and he will he surprised at the ease with
which this seemingly intractahle material may be
cut aud fashioned accor ling ~ his will.
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The commerce Of tho grea, lakes amounts .,
present to at least twelve hundred millions Of dol
ars annually, and increases 50 rapidly that all
'h'ma,es OF It's prospective value have hitherto
fallen short Of the truth. It employs shout two
thousand vessels and twenty thousand sailors,
BESIDES 'our great lines Of railroad II sends TO
the scabosrd ono hundred IN lion bushels Of
gram, two million hogs and half million o. cat
tie, composing the pnn-ips part Of the food OF
the Atlantic atos ind sforing large sur
plus for eNportstion. Il being well known
that the wheat crop q NeH York would hardly
feed her people for one third Of the yesr, aud that
at Of H. Ne" England Is sufficient for only about
thee vccss c. usum ptou. Tho cereal wealth year
ly foated on these waters now exceeds one hundred
million bushels. I. Is difficult TO present d g.
NucI idea VI quantity - enormous suffice u
- say, TINT the portion Of It about two thirdsl
moving 10 market on the Erie sud OsNogo Ca
naHr quirea line Il bDsu more than forty miles
'ung Co car-v II. On The lakes - rtquir "a fleet
oi . We thousand We. scf, carry ng twenty thousand
bustols each. II lJa.ol IN rs.lrOa cars Of tie
usual capacity, il would take Two lundf u and
hity thousand miles IN length. The four great
tues from the lakcs H. the seAhoarl would each
have to run four hundred cars n day for hAl' the
year 10 carry this grain " market. THIS grain
usle, IL new TACT Ia the history o. man. Ia
pI, uuiy, u Already much UEcce tho whole eN-
p,rt oi cereals from TIE Russian Empire. the great
,onIcer oi tho United States Whose IotAl eNpur 81
Gals WAS, Ia sol. ultforty nine million bashe's
to uR lee, 1hsu half the amount carried in lSGI
upon the American lakes. IL was tie constant a "
ct auC eut Rome, even IA the zenith VI ~ power, to
provision toe capital aud tho q AGENT provinces
iruIn tie outlying portions u tho empire, Tie
yearly crop, contrhused ly Egypt, was fiteon mil
hon bushels. Under thc prud,ut adninistrsIon
- the Emperor Scyerus, large store OF corn was
accuuiulAtod and kept on hand, sufficient 10 guard
1hc empire from famine Tor seven years. The pro-
ducI oi 500 Ia H., tive Lake States Of Ohio, Mich
gar, luu,aLa, Illinois, aud Wisconsin, waI tLrse
hundred anu tity -four million bushel8.
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ANDREWS -On "Wednesday, June T. Or Martin
II. Andrews aged SO years.
The relatives and friends Of the family, and the
members Of Mercantile LODGE, No. ~, |. o of q. = f,
are respectfully Invited 20 attend the funeral, on
Thursday afternoon. sth inst, At O'Clock, from his
late residence, so CsnNst. Philadelphia and Pitts.
burg ptporr please copy. 1873
DONOHOf-On Medncsday, jane I Ellen, the
beloved daughter Of William aud Ellen Donohoe, Of
The city Of Dublin, aged years and months.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, on Thursday, sth inst at
O'clock from the residence Of her parents, ~ Sor,h
9Th IT. Williamsbursh. lO2
MAGuIRE on "Wednesday, Margaret, wife Of
Luke Mcguire.
The relatives and friends OF the family, and the
members Of Father Mathew r. A. H. society, No .,
OF y. l respectfully invited to attend the une-
Tnl, on Friday alter Don, June O. at O'Clock. from
her late residence. 3b4 seventh ave. ~
QIINS-On June 9Th. Cstharine. the beloved wife
Of Ihoe. Quinn, native Of Co. Ro.oommon, Parish
Klbride Ireland
The fri nd- and acquaintance Of the family
spectully invited to attend the funeral, this Thu
dayy afternoon, at O'Clock, from 4Gl GreenV ch st.
The remains will be inferred ia Calvary Gene
tery. lZ3
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IT,. sp...t ,s.,,,ly dei.v.,,. A., pr,,,.o N,,o
NO, n, A ,ccio. C.r.c.. has 90, Al Franc, II, a
sut,or o., ,,c.,pcpt. ,nI Ia, r,,u.t,d II, =, ,,.,
,up,ur, b,,,y,.n the Pence and A., r,,,cr,, I,,.
.pe.cb in ou,.,ion. or ra,br- th,t mar, NJ &, With
,b, French Government, r,,,r,e d A, oricc,;on,ble
nmplv eotprlncnted ,bi, country. anil vaguely
,,,,,I u,, !, w.s,ot ,..I r,,i., r,r r..,,o IN
1,,r,,,. An army in vc,ic,. tn. rr,rcro, hahn,
~ Ais,,r. NJ, rrcp,l u,,,,,., ~, ,.cc,,, y, ,bo
,pc.eh. ro,k.d ,bcp,,clv. into -. fave, ~ y,r,o,,
,.iy,,s,i,7 a, thu .u.,,l o,,,,,,,,i-, ,, -or,,h-
Scarism, suppre.scd ~. ,reccs. INVOKED tho I'm.
,ress 10 depoupcc II. ard mai, ,ben.s,,ve, A. ri.
ticulous 4. rasublc I, now u.rp, on, tina,
sh,n tho Fmperor lecaroo awaro Of thu foc,.
"a r,,t, latter ~ ,,,suy, T., m, p,n,,. aud
no latter n ereu,.p r.,,sned his po,,uon a.
p,,,,l.pt Of m. French Council. A,np iuli,.tion
,fr. f,,, with which ,uo,,,,.v rc.sr1s r.r,,h,,.
. a.. ,tIt .-i Ia, - ,
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Framing the AIntr

Tho various cliquc', snl i'ct,ons ~ city poli,i.
risns arc slready laying So. wires for the coming
campAigu, and from lhe intense Interest thew dis.
play ~ the work Il may 10 Inferred tha, the con-
test for the municipal oave' ana ushes VIII this
year 10 more animated and exciting than usual.
A large number Of these rng leaders b4y- during
ihe last four years, been engaged IN the pstriote
vo,sdon Of "susAiung the Goyotuucr ly
sAoldy srccu'atious, AM other patriotic sorv.Dcs
which ssuo people uachArtably classify soiuu.
ling Bot the order lot the stoppagc OF all nlr,t
couuscts Ass relieved these pStriots OF their labor,
ON oaAN VI their country, aud they are now pre-.
pared to give their valuable services once morr to
the ,.ty, Tie lumber Of wiro-worA ers Gnd pollt
cal JuRgers being thul increased by tho shoidy
con1raet1rs, the fsht Tor She spoily vii doubtless
he interesting 10 the people, since the only ques.
ton At issue seems to be whi.h parry Of spoilsmen
Will triumph. The approach us election being the
important biennial contest, in which is involved
the disposal v. nearly all the city patronage for
tho ensuing year, will naturally cause
be faction sAdera " Sehens and D'ot 10 tas ,iull
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TuTRs LAS been q very general JeArth ~ legal
business during the progress Of tie war, but
boundess Gel II Litigation ~ now opening In the
solth and the loyal fraternity, who arc said 10
"lve upon the misarics ~ their fellows" will
doubtless reaps rich harvest. The destruction Of
records, the CELEBRATION OF lines Of survey, the Rp-
preparation Of property belonging to men who will
set up claim for Loyalty, and the thouRaud other
subjects ~ dispute which are nsepsrnblc from tho
present condition of affairs a. the South will noces-
sanly ur prolific q litigation. Nelry every rehol
who las lost property by condscahon or by any
other process through the fundamentally Of the
Government, will have a claim for reparaton, and
those who can trump up evidence enough to show
q loyal record, will wish to Ne reimbursed. Thea
there will ho the cotton crop with AL its ontapg
ments. A part Of 1t unqucstorAhly belongs TO ths
rebel government, but many bales now in the
soutN, as well az tnat which has been secured and
brought NORTH Will doubtless have claimant,
ready to prove tie validity ~ his ownership, AZ
well AS Of Ills unquesionNbls love f'r the L MON.
nh t. pgTticuarisc the causes that will LEAD 20
legal liSputos under the new order Of things,
would lie useless sud almost an endless tnl. II G
whole country ~ IN state Of chaos fsr.ss rights
" property arc concerned, an this can ouly be
cleared UP and s1ltahly settled by an aIpeal to
| tho uiiclary tribunal
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ha"s received frotn the people, By several dss'srily
attempts 10 destroy the property Of their late em-
ployers. Soldiers are now qusrtered among them
10 prevent further violence but the strike Is sail
continued with bu, little prospect Of cessation.
The effect Of this sc,ion will be to compel The sm-
ployers 70 suppsn, the strikers by bring other
men, and the folly Of ptrsis,ing in an unresson-
able demand will then he seen, when too late 10
profit by the lesson.
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NOT Exactly Seeded.

THs meeting last night at Cooper Institute, "to
sustain the administrator Of Pres Gent JonNsoS,"
was In every respect lsuisbe uu.ou dcmons,rs-
ton, devoid - any partisan or other Objectionable
feature. Hut we had she impression that there was
before cause to doubt, or wen to sufpecL the
position Of New York on thssubicct T ere neyer
wasA President, since the timo Of wAsnISGroN,
whom hc people u this city Sustained" 30
heartily and A. unInimcus'y, A. ASpER~ JonSsos.
There has been but ,ns feeling among the
people hom tho day lie assumed the respons III
ties II his flee until the present time and that
has been to lye him the UNDIVIDED, and cordial
support Of tbs city Patriotic Union meetings arc
always acceI table 10 the people, and such one as
that which occurred last night they naturally feel
deep Interest in; hut hp.ques their pride little
To think that their patriotism and support u the
new President have not Teen apparent enough,
without telling him OF a.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
MISTAKE WAS MADE IN ADV

A MISTAKE WAS MADE IN ADVER-
IA tising the YOUNG Mtns' sOciet, yesterday. The
meeting will be held THE Thursday evening. The
speaker and singers advertised YESTERDAY will attend.
GEO. Is. REILLY, Prcst; ThOs. j. Log Al, Sec IS
EATHER MATHEW I. A. b. SOCIETY,
l. No. ., of y V. viii hold public meeting At their
hall corner of Esd It and I'd ave- this evening" at ~
o'clock. speaking by Mr.. Henry Carroll aud MIR. j.
+ Madden, Singing BY hiss Connolly, Miss Morrow,
Mr FafLn, Mr.. Cole and others. TH0S. CONCAN-
non, Pres. PATRICK ENNlS, Rec. Soc. liz
EENlAN BROTHERHOOD-THR Mahonev
l. Circle meets in nngledein's Hall Sd ave, bet.
Beth and Goth eta, this Thursday evening at O'Clock
C-hAtpl All memters Of the Circle are requested TO
be present, to make arrangements for the coming
lecture on June 22d. by order TERENCE CROW
My, Centre. MARTIN NJ. llANLEG, Gee. lis
NOTICE - 18th WARD RECRUITING
~ Executive Committee The sub crihcrs 10 the
18Th Ward recruiting fund are hereby notified that
each subscriber " entitled to receive 70 per cent Of
tho amount OF his subscription money. The Conc
mlifCe vii pay such amount 10 all subIctlbCIB from
the Nth 10 the 18th Of June om 10 ~ O'clock In the
evening at room IL Bule House. AL amounts not
called Tor tlc 18th uay Of June Will Le donated
some charitable purpo-e. CHAS. G.. CORNELL,
Chairman. GEO. r. slEhBRENt ER, Sec. 355
NOTlCE-THE MEMBERS OF ST. TERE-
sa Roman Catholic benevolent society aye re-
Vupsted TO attend special meeting az - East
BIuHGEay, on FIdsy evening, June Q, ut Z. O'Clock
DANIEL HIGGINS, fIo'. JAS. MI RPhi X. ll3
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

stop that scratching and use Wheaton,s
Itch Ointment II cures Itch and salt kheuu in
or'y-clsht hours and all euptions Of the skin Sold
by all DRUGGISTS. $40
The best ind cheapest Clothes Wringcr
in the country n the People,. Try 1t, and YOU viii
SAY YOU viii use no other. Made With cork rolls and
cos-~hces they will not get Of order the rub
her onc- TO- For sale b. the Peoples Clothea ringer
C"- l9i bruai-ay. Agents wanted everyw here. 800
Hyatps Life BaIsam. beumatis,n In It's
moat pii full forms, ulso, scrotiS- cryaptias, sFt
fheun. pmplea hlOtchcs old ulcers, fever soTes Tho
worst Hes OF diseases Of the blood, mecural COM
plants, debility. liver and kidneys, incpent
SNAP On &C are mo-, certainly cured by this great
puiihcf. Principal Depot 246 Grand a. II per
no'tle' for -. Sold by druggists generally. 40
Prices realty Reduced SUN s,er Iothing
IN even tty, at +. Is. Baldwin 10 and ~ Bo-ery
The largest a--orment aud nofe ia the city. Better
sty Ice md prices less. 40
The Original IIowe's sewing Machines
ioi safe A. ~ broadway. ELIAS HOWE, Jr., In
venior and Maker. AGENTS wanted. 800
Teeth Extracted without Pain IL laughing
',as scientifically admin stored daily without extra
charge, At $40 Sixth ave. between 2ist and I'D sts
perfectly safe AMI reliable producing no unpleasant
effects. Artificial sets " every description 3I5
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Wholesale Prices Of Country Produce.


NEW hhAs Nfuh'tuh1s 1uh' - i'"'
Except, perhaps an increased activity among spec
ulatou in pork, aud noticeable improvement In tho
demand Tor few Of the leading articles OF domestic
produce trade il almost at stand still At prOsent,
neither buyers nor sellers, In view Of the upward
tendency otsold coming disposed to hazard venture,
reaching into the future. Amoug dealers in country
produce, thi' stGrnaon is cspecay noticeable, and
the principal features Of to-days produce msrset
may he summed mp in avery few words. In the mar
ket for butter hut very e~ sAles are reported, but
thes" are in the buyers favor, decline OF 2a3 cents
por pound on lRst Weoks' prices being conceded by
hoidcrs Eggs continue to arrive freely the supply
ll'tlc reduced NotslthstaudlnR the favorable lc'urs
from tho cattle markets this vicinity, dealers in
lvt4 etoV no dl-iUttou 90 reduce then ptCts :, but
Ntgl. mutton and lamb Au materially low p, IA are
Hlt. tlo yariuur descriptions OF new vegetable aud
tlut with Nmch ON WaIkCts are nov literally sup
Piled. ihe iUllo- lug the latest quotations at
Washington Market aud vicinity:
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Personal NOTICES.

HUGH REYNOLDS, WHO LATELY Land
I'D, can mat hr Urotnor-iu-lsv, WILLIAM FITZ.
slMONs, and sister MAki, al - " lllctt II, \ T. :
INFORMATION WANTED-OF WILLIAM
L ANDERSON, boy, about / years Of aee, whose
iathe. has recently returned IRON The army where he
has served in Duryea's Regiment OF Zousyes ANY
Information Of the loy viii be thankfully rece Ned
Auuh - roy hoh so sun onec "a
THE UNDERSIGNED, HEREBY GIVE
4. notice TO all persona against harboring nv .on'
JbllS lAIOl kEI IL who ahtconded from Ms
hour ON ire 2sth ~ May uiihOut cause, ana hence-
ollh any person offending wall subject then. elves 70
lc plnlsAei according 10 law. Datod NunEers ,Iuuo
d. lS6H t1ve tol.ats viii he pad Tor hls return
sObph'" - 4pN kElIE. 81
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TYPE METAL OR OLD LEAD-50O, 600
\ lhs. wanted Immediately, Tor which eash will le
paid BY spplying ~ this efiee VQ
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TRADE NOTICES.

A MASS MEETING or THE STABLE
n mens Protective and benevolent Association
will be- held at the 18Th MArd Hall, 53d ~, lex
inston av. on Friday evening, June o. at = o'clock
All stshlemen are requested to lie present. Tho
meeting will he AddTeraed by VIM. Harding and
the WorhinRmeup Union, sno several other SPEAKERS.
by order Executive Committee. $50
NOTICE-TO THE MARBLE POLISHERS
4 aud Rubhorr Mon Y. society A regular meet
ms Of the above society will be held In koseh Hall,
on Thursday evening juno the Sth, 1868 Mt O'Clock
ton OF ofhceu for the ensuing wear will take place.
by order Of PATRICK O'HASLAS, Prest THOs.
ROONEY, Sec, EDWARD NORRIS, Treasurer. les
NOTICE TO AOULDERS-IRON MOULD
' requested not 10 10 TO Detroit a. the
Mou'ders there have struck against the unjust de-
mands Of the losses. A. WATT, Cor. Rep, Union
%. 34S
pLUMBERS-A REGULAR MEETING OF
the J. =. 4. Society will he held at lsI Bowery,
are notified to pay up this NIGHT o. be strck
from the roll. by order NJ sTEPHENs, Ires
THEO. FIREHOCR, Rec. Sec. lOI
SUALL EIGHT HOURS BE A LEGAL
- Days Worty-This question will de discussed al
the next regular meeting Of the Morkngmen'i
Mon, to be held at Fsrly Closing Hall 26T Bowey
on Friday evening. June 10th. As all rkinrrneu
arr Interested in this reform movement, II Ia conf
IDENTITY expected that every trades organization III
Nov York aud the vicinity will be represented and
help in accomplishing desirable an object, WM
HARDING, Ptest. JOHN HENRY Toy, Rec. Sec
\, II, Each organization IA entitled 10 send dele
gates to the [ MON 1881
| United STATES PROTECTIVE CLAIM
~ Association Bouutio5- back pay, prize none 81
| &c. collected Immediately. Information procured
on 'cra accounts and all Just claims speedily spust
| 81 and cached at No. 100 broadway, Office 20. %
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NIi.IIAR v.

MOTTO E-OFFICERS' CLEARANCES
L promptly obtained, Liberal advances made.
LEFfEKis, HOFFMAN, a 60, Times building, 10
rnrf kow, New York gS9
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COAL.

CUMBERLAND COAI-FRESH FROM The
" nines de .lyeIed ~ any part OF tho civ an
". tgn a Us Cana aad 345 Delaney a., Els River.
saIIh hEkBERIS. g7S
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DAWNBROkER'S SALE - THIS DAY
L H. WEAVER, Jr. will sell at the SalesrooIn. as
Ninth av, At oclcCk good assortment VI reasonable
goods, worth, the attention OF dealers. BY order OF
G. CuDllPP, l.. L. 255 East 18th st. NeIt sale June
pad 2S
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A UCTlON NOTICE.. W. tZEklEL Wul
IA sel this dav tSihy, at ~ BoWery, At 10 O'Clock
quantity of damaged brussels carpet and furniture.
AlHo t-o elegant sewing machines oil
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DAWNBROkER'S SALE THIS DAY
JAMES AGAR, will sell Mt 80 Ne~ Bo.ery, 6Oo
lots Of men and womens' C!othius-silk, calico and
muslin dresses; Grape and other rhasI-; skirts,
sheets, quilts, spreads, blankets, beds pillows boots
thoer, co.', pants, vests. By order OF n. CASEY.
i2l West broadway. llB
The New York herald., 1865-03-27
RILI.lARDs.

A BAssFORDs TABLESPOONS AND FACTORY, Iso
~. Lglion and No Sam streets. Rooms open from
~ until ~ 4. N.
The New York herald., 1865-03-27
5000 REWARD, 49,, ,o.r

Alfred Jones' resident of fsp. L. l., 20 years Of agc
bect " inches hgh somewhat round shouidercd reddish
brown hair aud whskcrs hazel eyes and upper front
tooth missing When last seen, which Tuesday
Ing The IN instant, The Of JOAN
way he had heavy gray beaver gray pants and
vest white shirt aud dark fur lie had wii HIN 500 In
Erecnbacks reward be paid or any uforma
ton that leads 70 his recovery by application to Garner Co..
81 and 6S Worth street corner 0f Church. New York.
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REWARDS.

c1n REWARD LOST IN THE NEfGHBoRHooD OF
~ NV Front and Wall streets Spotted Coach Dog;
DNey. had leather coir nd
studded Anybody tcuraing him ~ Cherry street win
receive the above reward aud the thanks OF owner
THOMAS CLIFFORD,
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CTxTH wARD-NO DRAFT-AN ADJOURNED MEET
- ing Of the Recruiting Committee Of the Sixth ward will
he held al the Second District Court
Pearl streets Monday evening 2h inst at ~ O'Clock
WALTER ROCHE, Chairman.
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Ci E0O HOUSE FOR SALE. IN BRoOKLYN--A
pf.oUU. three story English basement brick House.
81 900 only required 10 be paid down. Address j. H. W. box
1l6 Herald Office.
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COUTHERN REFUGEES AND DEsERTERS "A MEET.
- ing of the American Union Commission In aid OF refu
from the South and Of deserers from the rebel army
will be held the Academy Music Sunday evening
April 2, ATTY O'Clock A. A. Low Esg, President of the
Chamber Of Commerce VIII preside Addresses viii be- made
by Colonel N q. Taylor. Of East Tennessee: Rev Daniel
Curry, d. d., who has returned from savannah aud
Charleston, and others Tickets be obtained
Commission Rooms "a Bible House ana Al Randolphs book
store, no broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

LNoR SALE-THREE SUPERIOR LONG ISLAND BRED
one black Horse is hanAs high years OLD gray Mare
l5k hands high years old All three are sound kind and
Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

CAUTION. .-ST0bEs.-s2D REWARD STOLEN ON
~ the Ath 2jh inst, $5D United states 10 bonds
OF SOD each Nos. 7a6 3iit7 NM HH5 and tpi1 All
persons cautioned against negotiating the Tho
above reward will be paid their rc.ery by applying W
James Bennett Police Headquarters, Mulberry street
+ osr-A BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND SLUT. HAD ON
IL black heather collar MARRIED j. Wright New bedford
Five dollars reward VIII BE- paid FOR delivering her 70 X.
Denning 100 West Nineteenth street