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IIteportoriaI EnterpFise.

Curious stories were told at sBonelson
of some ultra professional journalists
on the field, who never for moment
forgot their calling, or the disaRreea-
bic duties It imposed. they never
moved out of range until they had com
plotted their notes, though the slot and
shell fell hike hail; and conducted their
business as caimlyaS they Were report
ing n political speech.I One. of the cor
respondents is said to have locked Gen.
s. b. iBuekner in n room at Dover and
kept him there, in spite of threats. nm
ul-he had taken n pencil sketch OF hfsl
person. 1Another-so irumori SnVs-fleGl
clared- to General BuShrod H. Johnson
that he wOuldl give hint shameful antfE
cedcnts, unless he furnished materials
for a brief biography Johnson blus-
tered, at first; but when the! newspaper
seribbler began putting down and read
ing, insa loud voice: SB. Il. johnson. a
native of Massachusett formerly one |
or the editors ofLloyd Garrison's anti-l
slavery journal, but compelled to flV TO |
Iennesse, on account Of having been |
detected in n forgery Of his filther's |
etc., BIIshrod became n SllDpIf- |
ant, and gave the irrepressable fellow |
the main events ofhis life. The repre-
of n New York journal is |
stated to have run up to wounded |
officer of distinction, who belived him
self mortally hurt, and begged him not
to die yet for the sake of tile -+--,;which.I
he had the honor to represent, remark
ing, If had any last words to utter, that
they should appear in the best form, i'll
the elrIest possible issue of his widely
and highly influential jour
nal. The officer turned away his head
in adherence and disgust, and some ofl
his friends compelled the painfully per-
severing correspondent to retire; but
the professor of the quill insisted that
he could make II better speech for the
soldier than he could make
for himself, md expressed the hope that
he would not give any member of the
press the least hint of his dying senti-
ments, under any circumstances what
ever
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Z FROM . WASHINGTON M / 7 B I

The Late SIrs.secretari.yl scWaEyl---One
Ofthe Noble Women OF Our Country
True Greatness OfWOmnnhOOl..-The
Reception OF the WIG or the .AmerIl
can SecFetnfy. -. 3 -.
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LETTER FRoaT, ,NRs. JANE,a swIsa9HaEIar.
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The coquettish Mrs. Il has Just
returned from pleasure trip to Wash
ington. She only took with her forty
two dresses, twenty shawls, nineteen
bounets and two hundred pairs of
gloves. "Surely," said u friend, who
happened to be present when she was
unpaclling. "vou did not take all that
with you.R II merely took what was
indispensable, my dear, left behind
me all that was cumbersome. "Ah,
yes, understand, Jane-your hus-
band.U
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RACHLE was very stingy, as everybody
Knows. She once gave n great dinner
to the creme de IL noble SOciete. In the
morning she rode out with a.well known
French critic and gOurmand, and re-
queSted him to help her select an excel
lent desert. They rode to CheVet's, the
greatest fruit dealer in Paris, and selec-
ted the desert. She wtss just going to
leave the place, when Cheyet asked her
if she did not want IA pineapple as an
ornament for the table.
elbow much is it?"
I "Seventy francs. Pineapples are very
dear in Europe" = ~ .1 ..
( "That is too much for me-" she said.
"But would you not rent it to me?"
Chevet laughed and consented.
AT the dinner the critic sat next to the
Duke of San Teodore, and Mt the desert
he said to the latter:
"Do you see that delicious pineapple?"
"Parbleu" said the duke, 'tI came
near forgetting it,, r-l
The duke rose, took Rlarge and sharp
knife, and made deep cut into the
fruit. Rachel, who saw it was struck
by this deed as by Il adaggerin n tragedy.
A cry of grief came from her breast.
It'Shat is the matter ?" asked Ponsard.
"Has Madam Rachel a pineapple in her
breast ?"
She could not be consoIed during the
whole evening.
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y. C. ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
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Gov. BROwNLow, of Tennessee, in an
address to his people, describes state
of affairs existing in tllnt State which
is uncomfortable. He says:
I fondly hoped that the whole people,
wearied with war, desolation and
anarchy, would support with alacrity
the incoming civil government and in
auguration of law and order that pat
riotic people would leave me, like my
predecessors i'll other days, with little
to do but to witness and encourage the
cultivation of social pursuits, commerce
and arts, and to redress grievances by
courts; but / am compelled tOannounce
serious apprehenSions that different
order of things is soon to be encounter
ed. The harangues of aspiring politi-
clans denOuncinS the determination of
slavery and the establishment of free
State constitution, and the very exist
ence of the government over which /
am called to preside, as uncOnstitution-
al, spurious and a usurpntion; the con-
duct of numerous county officers, Civ
ing evidence of their failure to perform
their duties; the holding of numerous
local elections in defiance of law, and
the ,instalment into office of disfran-
chised rebels, proclaim, too plainly To
be misunderstood, that the spirit of re-
bellion and nullitication still exists.
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"A John Bull, conversing with an In
dian, asked him if he knew that the
sun never sets on the Qeleen's dominl
ions. mo, "-said the Indian. s'Do Won
know the reason whyF' asked John,
because God is afraid 20 trust an Eng
lishmRn in the dark, was the dusEy
savage's reply.
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A SOUTHERN PREACHER.-A cores
pondent of the New Orleans Picuyu,,e,
writing from Georgia, thus describes a
preacher he there saw:
After throwing his eyes around the
house i'll n threatening manner, with
"Oh! you miserable sinners" expressed
in every lineament of his round face,
he went on in serious voice: "NIy
brethren, in order to check all idle Gu
riOsity, will state that my name is
Elijah Browser, from JessYmine coun-
ty, Kintuck, [snitfle,l and I'm free to
confess, without fear of successful con-
and Pm here to-day to say,
and it will at once occur to every intel
telligent and reaecting mind, when l
make bold to tell you that have been
preachin' now purity nigh gwine on
three year, and on, an average of five
hundred sermons Il year; that have
preached to the sOjers, to the injuns, to
the ortins, [snitfle, to the niggers, and
to the wood-choppers of Spnldin' coun-
ty; but never, no, never, [blubber,1 j has
1 seed in all that time so ill-Inannered
so sinful, and deprhved, and devil-hug-
1ging a congregation, as this one here,
slttin' before me to-day; and want to
tell the young men and women u sittin'I
back there agin the melojin, that comes
here n cOurtin' and flirtin' and pnssin'
of notes round the'melojin, and lhthn'
and Bigglin' and n flynn i'll the face of
Providence, that the laws of the State
throws around me certain protection,
and / am gOin' to have it. And, whot's
more, if the thing amt stopped, am
gotn' (for I've got their nameS) to call
out their names from the pui pit next
Sunday, and present 'em to the Grand
jury, mOrcOVcr.D -
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THERE are envious men who can
hear no person praised without inter-
posing doubling "but.n They throw
their cold water "buts" at verybody.
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ERsKINE finding himself i'll at din
ner party, left the company. On his re-
turn, inquiries were made for his health
and among the rest by the beautiful
Lady Payne! He gallantly wrote on
card in answer:
IT'S true I'm Ill but cannot complain;
For he never Knew pleasure who never knew
u Payne. Af ..t
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MowER.-THE ONLY SELF.

MEXICAN MQwER.-THE ONLY sLLF-
Moyine Mshnss Lave leon frosR Ss hS s sGn
ton Of Farmers 10 Machine en- hraring STILL
GREATER IMPROVEMENTS than any before OF
ParticJiar attention ha. been paid 20 the -au,, Of
Ne iai,nei ia tue construction oil the AMERICAN
THE VERY iiEsr MACHINE N usE.
There are nuiubeis OF Machines that do THEW work
comparatively aulless, aud vet there "a. inconyUui-
rucc. that are greatly annoying 70 Tue atorgnong
them the icgueni necessity Of oiinr the beurnr.
Which iihcsecied Is il il verg ~. to e iS.ult ID
cutting The Journals o. l"Her and IN pc iuanrnt ln
hss the following features vi excellence.
The HEARINGS OF the AMEklCAN MOWER
~, Sel ~ the CktNk Pin are al sELF-Ll BklCA-
r Tx 9q,sJ end Of ne Finer Par S drop lower
You can elevate the Finger Bli from declining
polhon without raising the lnner 81 &c.
obFtarlet b. means VI the hand lever than that Of
any other iointed bar Machine.
over higher obst uctont than the frame Of any other
Mower.
The operator has greater control over the FINGER
and KNIFE Bars than he - OF any other Machine.
The Finger Bar viii CONFORM W a more uneven sur
face than that OF ANY oman Machine, which is oNE
Of re NuAr lMruRTANr ientut,s IN apcrfect Mower
Either wheel operates The Cutter Bar, ind,peni l.
emily OF the other and In turning either way, the
Knives arr KEEP, III RAPID motion.
The DRAFT ia from the front OF the frame which
Cives u great advantages over those that disw from
the pole.
In mas AN Easy srPtso srAr ron ruE DRIVER
II backs out OF goa, and be thrown la and out
gear when IN motion.
II has folding liar and he folded sithout dis
connecting the Putnam
1t Ia OF LIGhr DRAFT, and has no PERcIr1IniE
| SIDE DRAFT.
It IL simple md periec, In IL construction,
and mus mo- myth, with ightness combined, than
| other Mower
II cannot upset.
DEFY contradiction N the above, aud invite the
scrutiny OF ALI who In any interested In the
NOsgI e IL
hCeut OF their approval.
Shafts or Fills supp led with Machines for one horpe
| WILLIAM NAS ASDEN,
~ Nam street,
| on Poufhkeepslc, v. Y.
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LEHMAN SlSTERHOOU-THE KINKORA
EENiAN BROrHERHOOD-THE EMMlT
OFFICE OF THE WORKING WOMEN
~ PROTECTIVE Sos,
No, SO Mhlie IT. New lo.k, --, 1868.
Ia IIIL Al RIG

~ iA . bAal's
The civil which hls losliEt'd our land and tnru-
td ouT once happy homes mo houses Vt uuu.n.nr. Inv
fallen with pecu liar severity on tu -eN ius ana IA &C.
women OF thIs c,L, many Oi whom are no" iuaAlhs
three ARMY sHthr- rrn nay ~ ak ,lNl. 4 riE, T..
40 we iai' ,uSyt olniyn,s.'oh .n '1l ti,ao ~
Dor The WOrkiAs Vihchs ! cliNt mon o" .s lH
origin. The Association consists OF number " be
pCvoeut iiies and geutieLeu burg fympsthie- have
beon enlsto1' aud Nho Noluh' aliiy give thtlt tlmo
and money 10 promote an Institution that III lU o
Ci CITY ''"'"' ''' "O''"s '''''' u w"
Among the prominent object. Of the Institution Il
the trtahhshihent oi a h'iisity r'reu Nht e.' le
males may he assisted ia outauinf empo, moni' ani
" secure them legal protection aAinst maud nee Ut
eHpen'e,
new and appropriate spheres OF or lioymeut Tor VIC
men- In department. not now occupied hr then.
We earnestly appeal 10 all 'oVi c'tzcur, no q 80
pocially the adler 10 nseitt u In maun,niul an o.
gAnization intended TO benett and encourage their
LADIES or INV \ orE 4. the c1li weather aJ-
proachoa will you not .rtncrcer the iriet cs work
ing girl Thousands OF dollars a.e rniscd tor other
benevolent purposes and mu-t she, Who works ire
quenty from hali-pist sevel an the morning TIL near
~ that time IN the evening, be Ten 70 struggle Win
out that sympathy aud support which TOD, in HE IN.
finite mercy hA blcescd you with the poucs 70 i've
Contributions to the yund, either Ia mcncs, cry
goods provisions, viii be Hlau ucCeqtC ANA AZ
L. sent to the Treasurer " = Beach, hs,. sun uLce,
or No. 10 Chamber A.
II any lady desires to aid the Committee hv giving
eome portion OF her Tine Tor ihe -oOd Of her sex cue
will he able 70 obtain iuGtlC Into ustiou by applying
to the Superintendent at she OF the mon, No.
10 Chambers street.
During tho last nine months the Mon has sent
moro than three thousand women cmp.o uIent in the
various trades ana canr1 enuue ated IA the ioloa
tns list Persons in want VI operatives viii he turuish
ed on application.
Within the time nearly three hundred dollars
has been collected To- dcfguuttd working otueu ly
the lawyer working gniutously for This institution
1his money collected la -un- Vary lur tTun
y tive cents to thIIty -uye collars.
seRinHuerss, NtcktlUs,
Drvsrfnnkiug, Pap i1.lara,
Millinery, JlOukIuaking,
CHpma>inc, -. .. MHgh.Le Operating
Embroidery, Copriul,
Cater Fitting, phOstry.
Fur Seginr, SulrsNOtnnn,
Shirt Making, t,ov" sewing,
stocking sewing, BIukkIng,
Bookbnding, lecrnphing
Pocket BOOKS Feathers
Braiding, Hoop sklrts,
Book Folding, Lace MruttLg.
Hair Meta ud Work,
Pantaloons NczttuGkinA.
Coat Making, I've setting,
brushes, Artificial FiORer>,
Photograph Coloriug, Flag Making,
lin Making, Button Making.
IAbp Burners l4,h"hns,
Packing, tieAttttes,
PaperboX Making. EaiHo.s,
I1essen, tluthrs Memo
Hair DIesseis &c, &c.
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INSTRUCTION.

AT PAINE'S, G. BOWERY-BOOKKR
~ lns, ronusnship, Anthmetic, Grammar, SPELL
iuf, &c. TeimA 30 to t2U Ter quarter. Young mon
assisted In procuring enploJ mCnt. Ladies' receive 20
writing lessons for ~. Instruction every day aud
evening. No vacations 2fs
AT TOwNSEND'S COMMERCIAL ACAD-
IA envy, $50 Bow ory, hollow Houston st. hook keep
ing, Writing. Arithmetic, Algebra, spelling, Gram
mar, &c, taught without ols.os dAy and even Ina
Teachers prepared Tor any grade. Rooms Tor ladss,
aud private Instruction. al
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IkAVr YELLING.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-ON AND
station, Tor Albany and Troy connecting with NortL.
ern aud Western trains at I 81 A NJ. Y ~. 40 GJ,
1n1 lu,J0 i. NJ Sleeping cas- nttd ned 10 600 and
1890 r. N. trains Tie T.. ". tuIin Iuns through
10 butia,o ald suapeu.lUn Bridge, 10y, without
change OF cars. SUNDAY TAIN at go T., n. J. NJ.
IOUCEi, Asst sup. 4Ib
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TRADE NOTICES.

NOTICE TO PLASTERERS - TIE OPP
~ raive Pi,sefer. OF tho CITY OF brooklyn. mott
pes all PlA,terers 70 any sdveftiseme lie
from the bosses Of said city, ~ the men ATE deer
pinned they shal have their per cent rate Of NAgrf.
EDWARD CARR, frest. I. j. WALSH soc. i1S
THE WORklNGMES'S UNION WILL
Il hold its regular femi-monihly meeting ut kOriy
Clo.ins Hall 26i lIowerv on this tfrids! evening,
At . O'Clock. VIM. HARDING, Pres. y. IA. ROY 4,
Pee. sec.
THE BLACKSMTTHS' UNION, NO. OF
Il the City II Brook N. will hold their fc4ular
quarterly NEE ing At SOP Fulton a. Friday, June ID.
II is expected that all uymhclt viii lie ptcscut A.
there viii be business Of importance 70 come before
the meeting. CHAs, HALa1, Rec. Sec. -
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SHIPPING.

EOR LIyERPOOL-TAPSCOT LINE.
ship Ora rlTl DE sails June 9th
FOX LONDON, NEU TRIAL FLAG
Chppet ship ALBION, nails June 3D.
Cabin passage, 40 Second Calm, s2O payable In
currency.
for passage apply TO TAI SCOTT BROS a co, 70
south II. 95g
IGOR LlVlRPOCI-OLD BLACK BALL
Il Line-lhc packet ship ISAAC WEBB, will hayo
quick dispatch lUr the above port. For passage or
DRAFT. on the kOlALBNNk OF IRELAND, apply 10
ROCHE bkos. COffEi, ia and IFS eoutl 1t,
near Peck slip. In
DASSAGE FROM AND TO LIVERPOOL
and London by the ola Black Star Lima -For
LycuSOL the ADELAIDE sails On June 10Th
fof pA-sa,c apply w WILLIAMS GUIOS, q FULTON
~. JlI
STEAM To QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
~ FOOL.-LOl lnIASA sails Eatufday June "a
IELNEl / sA IL SATURDAY, june iUth. cabin passag,
sigL rseive iah PAYABLE ia currency Apply 70
WILL Mh u. ON, ~ UIOaduay JQ9
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. a

A WAGON FOR SALE-SIITABLE FOR
"A butcher any oh Lls.ness ApIly At go
yC. Il
A GOOD CHANCELLOR SALE, A HORSE
IA woI l1I ton rt., suitable 'og ca or ucF o
uds hiru; us.lc'ory tiial Will 10 gwen, In
suire Of tn Carman, 3jJ First ave. ~
EOR SALE-HORSE, WAGON AND HAIR
uesa, suitable for cXpIcsS business. Apply " j.
HARRISON, cor Court ana SanEott sts Is. OoSlyn J4I
EOR SALE-A SORREL HORSE l5h
j. hands high; price sos Also 2 spring calts ch cap
In1uirc at - ChrHtopier st.. 80
NOR SALE-UNE DAPPLED GRAY
Il horre, II hand high, yeau Old, sound anu and
In All harness; suitable Tor caTmR wagon OF coal
cart. any heavy sork. Gail al 9OT West 18th e.,
bet. IN aud I'm ave 80
EUR SALE--l HORSE, l Top GROCERS
L wagon, sett OF harness. Inquire at l3S West
ssh ~. 3ST
I1ORSES FOR SAILS CANADIAN
I1Ponies, and years Old, sound ana kind sui
able Tor doctors, grocerymen or butchsr, Cali a. "A
Wsiu ~, bet Narick and Aadsoa %. "
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DENTISTRY.

A SETT OF TEETH MADE IN THREE
1hhours, at ~ 9Th avenue. between 2lst and IA
street, cheap, ILhL durabiu upper setta and
rrghted fovor sotts sois with punpeTs, 10 restore
youthful appearance; perfect satisiantion pay;
no advance required; teeth positively eItIacte
A FULL SEIT OF TEETH INSERTED
IA ~ith or without extracting the roots from ss
and upwards gold silver, and bone Filings 6l cent?
18th 81 eet, Third avenue. JOSEPH DODiN
dentist. Si3
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

EENIAN STSTERHOOp-THFHE WILL
Il b. a business meeting q 'hc E4LcOra Gle, /
The Hall Of the Demht Dispensn-y, COT. ed -. sud
I'd av. on Friday cvculnf, At cock. All mCmte is
are notified 10 stt-nd. Miss O'shtA. Direct. 8,
EATHER MATHEW FEMALE I. A. b.
Society, No 4, viii hold sueo iuR this Friday
evening, a. their hail a5S Fast l.th o. Slsuke ~,
lssac AArsland and Jane. Cltlpt"il ISL. since q,
Mis- COuey, AcssrI. lyrUi, .tocker AMI tolr.
Tickets tor Ladiel PIC Nic te had u tue Hall on
Sunday, Wednesday anu lrGay cveuin.s. JOHN
KIDD, President, NM. O'CDNNELl. s,,r.taIy w.
EENIAN SlSTERHOOl'-THE kTNKORA
i Gree viii uuid IL husuesf ut otiug ~ fIe co Ct
I'D 81 and "a ave, on triday evening, june .d, AZ
~ 4. NJ. j. U'shkA, DAcctOIess A PRICE,
bee. ~
J,ENlAN BRDTHERIIOOD-THE EMMlT
Circle vii ho.d puUlc L.tctIAA a. the corner ~
eth ana uIAnd sts, brooklyn. h. A., Oh traay even
ius. Juue ID at - =. n. Nj. Aeri,ns and othei :
y ~ aI4Te.s the meeting. THOMAS OAl4LAuii Z u.
Crute4. JOHN McGONAGAl. see. no
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THE NEW YORK SUN.

Published daily, Sunday excepted
TWO CgsTa rER cory -l2 cKsIs uYn WEEK
Delivered anywhere IA tue city or vicinity r.
mail SIR DoIIdTs per vsu,--thIeo month, ior
81 81; slI monthI IS.
lIK SIN wa tho originator of the As.ociated
Press Organizations and has the inest advantage Tor
day In q ANAL space-eaaily read.
A Weekly Edition of the sun
Is pubirhed ever tuesday. Ienus N Tapper, A,
the mail II deslredl 1ukkE oKsTB pr eopytL per IN
sUheoEIfriOE fRICE-oSE DOLLAR IIh II.h
whether by single copy or la clubs the chez DssT pa-
per ~ ne uotTd. fostAAe daily Sun by tunil 20
ousiter, voc, year payable Who're received.
Address ali letters ~
AUsk5 ). BEACH, Proprietor Of TuR gus.
IG9Ensr Futon sad Nassau ~. NY
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LOST AND FOUND.

A STRAY GOAT FOUND-AT THE FOOT
not 2Oth Il, East River, On the -ith uIt Any PEI
son have II by proving property and pa iuE ca
peuses by calling nj 5J9 fs.t IL st
7 OST-ON THE Both TLT., IN GOING
~ from white and Broadway 20 North moore and
Narick st.. open-face pilyc, watch, No. 22,.qs,
L. a. u Beesley maker. A suitable reward will he
carpenter shop. -
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VI nKpIC1NR:S.

ANY PERSON WHO Is FOND OF LIQUOR
IA NAV be cured OF the desire Tor H. b. SON, tr.,a
gyms tunsnown # need IA % Tho drinkor Dr
ZkLLs FAMOUS TEMPERANCE POWDERS
hrhth nv aud 81 llgdson st, Now Nort Hayes, ii5
at ~ south I'd It, Wiliamshui'h NB.-iasaIa
Of Initiation. which siekeu those TO Lom thoy are
given a.
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A CCTlON SALE OF FINE FURNITURE
4 luh iida Afternoon, at o'clock precisely
consisting OF All The psrlor chamber and din ing
idtnltnte IN the b-'tory residence Isl west 10Th st.
bet. 9th ana IN sves, hne ru~cwood walnut and ma
hossny furniture OF all descriptions; over 100 Yards Of
tapestry and ipgran cartets, hair mattrasses, beds
aud tedding, china cut rAsa silver ware table cut
lery, &c. No postppnemcnt Of sale
10 IIENkN ri hSkI.I. W. arcn1er An.,
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STEAMER MARY POWELL, FOR COZ
- Leus West Point Cornwall kewburgh, Milton,
P0ush ksepss and kondout from loot OF Desbronses
AZ aYsTT AFTERNOON eIeeDt SUNDAY. Al ~ o'clock a1
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e1O REWAFD-LOS1, FROM 1873 B.oad-
PlO way, on the cath OF May, email bh \ and
tan dOl, weight about plunI.; lOAs, rhalpsl Apei
head: trim tell, With TIE han partially T.lcl ~,
an FnAl seam on heck ~ nee; snswcr' TO the name
Of Psilcc. hat black ana red leather collar, ith
white meta mountings. Any one returning him or
fivias information which viii lead 10 his roco very
viii receive tht above reWlId. IL
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A FURNISHED ROOM To LET-TOR
ringle gentlemen, la private hous,. Inquire
al ~ Grand Fl. 10.
A YOUNG MECHANIC WANTS PLAIN,
n e can loard ia a Methodist or Epifcopal family
u ten yetr' In hi, piessnt Place. Address ". H.,
Broadway rect OflcO. Sib
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SEWING MACHINES.

GROVER & BAKERS FIRST PREMIUM
~ Elastic stitch and Lock stitch Sewing Mnchlncs
Avs HIuadwaJ, Now York. and 285 Fulton 1t, Rrook-
bn. 1853
SEWlNG MACHINE FOR SALE ONE OF
- Howc's letter G., nearly nov, In splendid order,
with Hl tte latrst improvements for leather cloth
ApgiJ 90 Fast broad ~ay, basement -
\NHEELER 4 WILSON'S, SINGERS AND
w all tue lcit sowing machine. 10 tout and tor
sale Mach rented with the privilege vi purchsr-
inc on time secondhand ". * We for sale. "
Lrcenwich ave. near Joncvou Market 10
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

RROOMS FOR SALF-GROCERS AND
- pedl.r supplied by GEORGE srERRETr, a,
30 9Th nv. 4uG
CURRENCY FOR SALE IN PACKAGES Of
- ~. so and $40 at par, Il tho sun office count
.r. ALSO pcnnies. At
EOR SALE-A SUPERIOR LOT OF WIN
4 DON frame Sashes, II by TX II by 10, II by i6,
with hlindr. Inquire 80 king IT. 2sb
EOR SALE CHEAP-NEAT FIXTURES
ola grocery store. a. King IT.. 20
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DRnpOsALS FOR CLEANING TIE slt.et

PROPOSALS FOR CLEANING THE Streets
4 q the CITY Of New York Tho uudsrsen ned Com
mtsoLe appointed b. act VI a., l. tsisuturc OF the
state VI New York, passed May ,d5 10 make con-
tfnct Tor the cleaning OF the sttCes ut the City u
New lorf, having become satisfied that the interests
OF the city aud Justice thure seeking the work IL
quhc that essential mod icauOnu N Guild lC made
the Spechca'lOua heretofore adopted 10y them, have
returned unopened all bias, male under the adveT
tHement Of 9TH May lus ant aud be ehy invite sealed
poposd ala for such cleaning, 10 10 deposited I'll the
Chairman oi the CoumiusIon, the Mayor Of the City
N New York, Mt his Office In tie City Hall, Of stid
city on or before Saturday the Sd day OF june 1854
A. II o'clock noon Folms Of the contract, speci-
hcations md bond can lie had application any of
the undersigned. The Commissiu ueis Ieserve the
right u reject any and AL bids which In their judr-
meut may not be for the iuteTcs OF the city. DA-
ted New YJ-t, Nay 22d, 1865. Z. GODFREY CT N
TIER Mayor No, 6 Ci'y Hall JOHN !. HOFf-
Man Recorder ~ Wall u: MATTHEW 4 BkEN-
Nan, Comptroller, Compi oilers Office, civ HAL,
Hall Of kecordp; fRANClS !. \. BOOLE City ln-
spcc'or, ~ Chatham st; JOhNR DENELlS, Coun-
sci 20 the Corporation, No, ~ Nas'Aust. 100