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aimnsemenis.

WALLACE. r~rva WALLACE
w. Prcrrietor and Manager .Mr L.Sita "-
Openos7I. BEGIN AZ
Carriages moy be ordered Al lol O'clock
And every nigh, Until farther notice. Til. ,,sols,
NJ CHARLES IEADES Drama founded upon his highly PoISS
Novel entitled
IT rs NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND,
With the scenes comprising
11g PRISON WiTH RS CELLS AND GALLERIES
TILE MINERS HUT
THE MOUNTAIN CASCADE
Will a" D'''' '1 osis.MooNLIGHT and DAYBREAk
yIyEE SECOND PERFORMANCE or -.
L TtTr oRFAT ORPHEONIST AND CHARITY CHlLDkbS.
SINGING FESTIVAL WITH
ORCHESTRA.
THIS AFTERNOON, AZ OCLOCh'
-, 49, a. :. Ecs+ 4 Schirner. No. 7U1 Broadway.
rTy IIrnireds Of Performers vii join an the choruses WIZ" WV
Maria Ransrd and Robert GodOeek Pianist ~ vvrNfSe ~
fhe Third Porto il posronsdio tONDAt an ,bi.a
oe'a.,ou siGNORA BOSCHETrI. soprsno, and
"' SIG ORLANDINI Baritone. - n,
viii sing for the second ne lby KIND p iral.son o. @I y o
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
IL MISS MARIA BRAINARD,
TIE ,c,oanrished Csntatrce, ta andy soe q 80 -
T,Iis AFTERNOON al the second repete o. 70. ssr ~
SRPgEoNLST snd CHARITY CHILDRLNe SiNoiN" '''''
VAL COOPER UNION
st O'Clock , rt..,i.. ~
s,.o Mr. ROBERT GoLDBLch' tie da's1AI'u NM
NJ TpARE W. BEAMES........... aei prossaz
~ f ii aud a. Beer schin 8 ~. w. az, ~ nerofm
N B.-Tle third and last repctiioh o' '-'
Monday. evening n'f'' -z-r~<Sxxun.Da
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Proposals.


'ATA MEETING of the COMMISSION ON POST
N OFFICE SITE OF May 1866 the following
resolution unanimously adopted and ordered % published
Resolved That accordance with act OF Conses approved
l6 1866 appointing Commission 10 select proper ate Tor
building Office and for the accommodation o. the United
Ork" with instructions 10 report 10
and the Secretary Of the Interior Of the
hest Commissioners invite proposals TO be ado
before WEDNESDAY June at for the sale Of acs Of
thirty lots, centrally locsed IN The
City proposals be tbs Hon John Hoo
MAJ, Mayors Office 0 James Kelly, Pos-Ofiee.
JOHN r. HOFFMAN Chsfln,n-
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1be Cart.

PATTERSON FRACEs: vu.v ,,,. Ju,.s
s,.ere Chase Mile Three alle and u nle & consoton
ts,ue Mile Heats. 81 cops, t' ~,
Pr,rsi1o, EXTRA TRAIN. Erie Railway At II 40 - ~ =
Union COURSE, Long lsand-llto ~,
MONDAY June l. at p. Pune 81 = ~ W mn r. Eoe =
~. ~ ~. in harness D. Pafefs bboSDh j. - LhpY
a. GEORGE NJ PATCiIt!A; jhhF e; VSSDTRBiLTi Owner
IL GIN BUTLER. Cars leave so'ih cry . priea syery
lS.,d - M, nd rom tbs Fulton aud Niiaa.J-.s' A'
Neon faas.es darns the day for tac 91, w p,,pris.o
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CUPRFNIF COURT. KINGS COUNTY.-sARAH

CUpREME COURT, Minus SO1Nl .-oAJtA1
- N. MIDCLEY art THOMAS SLOCOAib and ctI.tr4 L.
RTFCKNAN sss xne-s Wilson's Hdxeyk jennns, NOTICE
r. pslee Judgment ordecrs order made IN 'he s2ove
A. - ou on the e HAY, 1855 notice - HEREBY 20
. persons claiming creditors Of the e hn Of WILSON'S Ads
J.nnnx present cli1s by hin. them witt The rnae'
sd the snd appointed BY aid deereisi order duy
,.fed a. lie oies 6cs Building MoDtsgue, Ia ts
before tie I'D June next al j. Cc!ocl
.e notice o hereby gven that d.isu
cags the Will be barred o. thr
fete oil made the said late hrm and ~ Tie Sud
sosnsnt or desa order made the l day Of May 1866 snd Of
H.. tns udsment entitled action Dated alsy % le1o
1850 S~e }. GREENWOOD. Re.free.
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gcparin,rsbip Notices.

COPARTNE RSHIP. The Copartners lip heretofore
~ existing under the fru Of CHAMBERS a OABLLk Fsns
no 10 srth.i june so ne business OF
the late drm will b settled BY " A. CHANBtHS-Ncw'fcsk,
June I. 1909
GARD THE COPARINERSHlP between
~ CHAMBERS GABLER having s,rifed VII continue ihs
business. Of manu- rsus q 10y heS no IL"
Ce.re.t between Walker sd hitests hm 1AbLeh manu-
scfurer Of Piauoforfes. No li0 tentre-st, Newfot
rV,HE COPARTNERsHIP heretofore existing be-
teen IN. nnaars,sned known a. ST JOHN DEEGAE IS
hereby dissolved by uu'uz consen. 81 T. 81 iohN .
kewNor May -, loo. lihoihl DhEDAN
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for the ERECTION on Aha FIRSj

PROPOSALS for the ERECTION Of the FIRST
4 DORMITORY OF the CORNELL UNIVERSITY viii be re-
c.ved rnt 10Th day Of June 1856 Tho ps and spohcshor'
NAV b. the Gel day OF June the Office e srch
tec WcoI tho City Of Buffalo and OF the
University Cornell Library Building at Ithaca
III ~ rered complete the wo.k by the lat day June 1861
and 20 Civ. approved bond in the Of $1,000 m faithful
guaranty for the
suh accordance with such
oulpny latter The Trustees Of the University the
the interest OF the
nay should be sddssed 20 hs OF the
EoSS-d ~ Ith,cs. n Y. EZRA CORNELL President.
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Giiraiions iuanieo-fcmalrs.

A SITU ALTON WANTFD-Bv g. Welsh Girl TO
Y d, GENERAL. UOUSEWOBf. or ~ CHA NbEhMAlD ana
WAITRESS. CAL tor two days ii No le Lesie'ai
NEyANTED-A SITUATION by d respectable girl
w g. COOK WASHER and IRONLE or LAUNDl,iHS' "ee'-
euce .ivsn ta at No. a West Twrutiet.'t rear.
XNTANIED-By a Widow, Member OF the hps.
w ropsl Church. with fcess City feieren-e silson -
s-PrH NDFNT OF LlNEN-ROON in lerdls hotel or any
position fidelity and integrity are required az .Su -
woman and bo3kkee2eF Address NlDO" boz 10 ''' i
prfcc. -----------
NglANrED. by a GIRL % years OF sge, recently
w landed 81 rtATlON chsbomad or Waitress u Pr
vse family only. Apply At Castle Garden. upstalrs
a NUMBER of well recommended German Girls
" want SITUATIONS to do general CsEWOhh A. ~ MIS-
IOWF~ German Institute No. II ssntonsI, near lie bo"erS
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Gteamboats anb Railroads.

Ness Jersey siea'nboa, Company
LBANY BOATS-PEOPLEs LINE.-'Tho Boats
n Of M line leave for ALBANY from o. daily (>nr
DAYS .Irsptedl eeloek TIE ST JOIN MoSDAhs
WtDNIsDNYs and FRIDAYS aud the DIAN RICHMOND on
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and sATI RDAiS
Fo ileght passage, Spply al To ohice on tie wharf
CUNDAY BOAT for ALBANY and TROY DIRECT.
- The and Troy Steamboat Company, steamer RIP
VAN WINKIE yll leave Pier No a. " r., SUNDAY, June
a. ~ La, los Nd bssxsu saslLiaie Isnts S@s ri 1s
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TTNHE ADAMANTINE BRICk PRESS
Il Il the ONLY BRICK PRESS that the PEHFORA-
TORS, EXTRACTS THE AIR FROM THE CLAY while ntbs
process Of PRESSING
ONLY PRESS IN USE that cspsbe Of msknepTessd
Brick THAT WILL NEITHER CRACK CHECK, or WARP IN
BURNING AL others that profess 10 do naors sod
caution the public against their inposons L. c. WOODRUFF.
Pr-side No. IT'S Broadway.
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fssa NOiitrs

Noaxu CtRcCT CoURTJohn M. Van Winte ~ Abfan y 'eh
Wukle-ln Gaze. FOREIGN attachment ,
A attachment has been issued ont Of the circuit
"A Cous Of Morris County New jersey favor The above name
.a.a against tho property Of the defendant above naa Tor ne
sau Of Two thousand Dollars rearnabs :. ~ y NM "
r,.,.a Alnr laa
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DIAPER COLLAR MACHINES
UNHE HARRISON BOILER a safe Steam Boiler

FENHE HARRISON BOlI-Eh sale ctcaM DCltf.--
This Generator combines ess~ntisl advantages IN
ABSOLUTE SAFETY FROM EXPLOSION nrst cost and cost
Of repairs Durability economy OF fuel facility OF cleaning and Trans
por;ston, not possessed by any other boiler. $500.
combination esron hollow spheres each eight
thre.ht Of inca thick Tbsss
together by wroughrn bolts with the end
The strongest strength resist internal
wron:hon boiler plate abont 40
boiler tested by hydraulic t0 pounds ~ toe
square N CANNOT BE BI RsT UNDER ANY PRACrICA-
BIZ STEAM PRESSURE. ..l
Under which might car,uptHr ordinary boers every
this safety No other sensrsor
this relief extreme wstron.
itself and thus preventing disaster
which destroys THE vrooght
boiler Most explosions this has
equal the best boilers arising the large extent and sear-
the Of m heating surface also nom the waved hBs
surface, which thoroughly mixing the nduces better
breaking the fame the boat 70 be erect
uay absorbed than the ordinary cylinder boiler
re quickly and with little fuel Il produces
fosmns Ii easily transported and be taken apart thsA
weigh than 81 pounds In difficult
largest boiler through opening foot
readily cleaned inside end Under ordinary circumstances
kept free from deposit by blowing the wsser
under fall week II requires special skl In
its Injured be renewed with facility.
they uniform IN shape and SIZE When renewed the entire
boiler remains good The greater part OF the boiler VIII
need renewal unless unfairly used.
boiler be inceasea extent BY simply adding 20 NJ
al sizes IL has weight and less than
ones the ground he ordinary cylinder boiler without being
increased hight Any kind OF fuel used nom the most
There 100 these boilers
in Of them IN the bes IN England and
in this country DRAWINGS and specifications free of charge fe cir
address JOSEPH HARRISON Hanson Boiler
Works Gays Ferry Road adjoining United States Arsenal Phi
adslphia Pa
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PEAT. PEAT. PEAT.

persons
PEAT MACHINE successful
ton Machine the perfect end
examine t. Also best
BRICK MACHINE in the country Al work day For further
call address PEEkSkILL MAECFACT URIN0
COMPANY. Peekskil, n. \.
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i THE GREAT oRPHEoNIsT AND CHILDRENs
SINGING JUBILEE,
With GRAND ORCHESTRA and
Mia MARIA BRAINARD, the accomplished Centstrics.
Also MI ROBERT GoLDBECK the distinguished Pianist and
Composer.
and artists who have kindly volunteered spps
on different days.
COOPER UNION HALL which will be prorsely decorated
the occasiopa FRIDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS (his
o'clock, and SATURDAY EVENING At O'clock
Orchestra. M THOMAs
Director OF Festivals. Mr. JEROME HOPKINS
Tfcksts Beer Schirmefs, No. FOL Broadway.
All dated good for all performance CHECK tickets
and be GIVEN UP the
UsHERs ONLY Boz tickets will enils to double sdmisseaa
Door At O'Clock.
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C,rrlcE DzPoT CoEuuART foRraKss hoSEoE Va.
1870 May -, 1856
C,FALED PROPOSALS lin duplicated are invited
- MIA "a O'Clock a. on THURSDAY the 'iA day % Jua i3os
10 the sai. Of about 49, -, .,o, ,s.rs
IT, ~ hslfbsrres averaging about - gallons
nj It'll Re-, A "a
de o,n Aucovsio Hosse. December l6oA aal Il " s'N
ord .t.,,,rg ,r4.r. TAs
az, drtarni.uel bs 4 Government GuascI.
be received 0f css tsn rave ~ ~
ri = Mo- viii bssjegorcd board vee-iee '. "|@'''
Prsssrs 5. N be allowed Ten Q0j Dave TO remove poper
TERMS. Cash IN Government funds o Wl,h fN,y Pr s
required sec-pBoe BID The balance before d''
o. pulCtas-s.
Bidders requested be poen;of Fpfesenisa- 'hs oP'
o. he bids. Al
Proposals .aoud b iudor.d the Proposals. ioi No
s,ses and addressed 70 JAMES Ctkhis, =
YINO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.-pROP
grading bridging o. Tor 400 ~
Utcs ,honcnro and SuEqueanns Nay i'
rad ONCE No y Oenesess Utica y Until the Ih eAs
OF June reIt H. LAWhENCh fio.1--
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WAsHTG1oH, ID. C.. May 20, 1866. !
q EnDIlfS A 4,

PROPOSALS FOR HEATING FORDS IHEATER
L SEALED PROPOSALS wa be received a. this Office until
TfFsD6Y June H. 1866 u O'Clock NJ, for hss.i,s ~
dire, rsdston :hs budrg this city known tohDs THEA
rvR sd tho two small ouildings connected herewith
R Loud be accompanied by plans showing t manner IN which
proposed asd state tbs anornt Of rdns sGrfaos
description o. the boiler aud ts capacity
Me uork completed by te hrsi day Of September 1850
those from peOns 30 are known
a, III business. similar work vhchl-s been ets-
euisd by them. . A., =, III l. ~ IN
10 zion po remaining hal viii be retained Until che
b,r the apparatus sl have been Thoroughly te''ea
aDd o M ss.issc.ory l. $500.
. '. 80 nv .nniviug % Mr. EDWARD CLARK, Government
Archts O. No IS Poufthsesi opposite City Hal "a'hmson
d. {. H. 81 -tl.,- .s4....s
p.i. 90 ~. - Ford. qnea.er." d. VI. RUCkER,
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N y suIREME cogkT, Gl4 ,. soa c3 ,g,y !,

NJ y SUPREME COURT, CITY and COUNT
~. Of NEW.Y DBK.-JOSEPH T.. SMALLWOOD JOHN n
EARLE sud THOMAS J. PERKINS against
WILLIAM a. CANR-Sumnons for money. = : Rev stamp
tCom. not seTv)to the; ~ e csnceea
kef You age leseby summoned and required ''''-
corr 70 ibis scon, v'r | ae Med m t1e o'
IA Cets OIL tle rs and County osNc fes % tls ~
Toapaut on subs ber bic OF O. No - Na'-sseet % 'e
~ Of NeYof within twenty days stc- tie service o. ts sa
exclusive - she csT q. ucl H7rye - yea Ut o
said oaIaiat wlin tire TINE ao esd tue lsIu ~
taie acton ase judgment aglr' Tor e slu -FOUR nuns
and ffy seventy with tf7ot ron me
SEVENTY Msy iholfsnd esht h.nle ans sN.s&
se~do BE- % this action. IOcEfli 81 Nv NNtlft
Dated y. Y MAJ PAU Allointf,
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yJ,O PRINTERS.-An ADAMS POWER PRESS.
Paen 3orto in good working orde, for SALE BARGAIN
applied Immediately. TYPE, nearly
article needed for Daily Weekly For particulars ddre
ID. =. ASHLEY, SpriDzield. Mass
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isrr 5. PATTERSON Attorney for Plaintiffs
NupRTME COITRT.-LETITIA SHIELDING
CUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY.


- CHARLES H. ToNYEs gsnta ssSinst
E0eFRT NICHOLAS SARAH NICHOLAS, % cent revenue
AVN NICHOLS. ACCOMPLISHMENTS for stamp cancelled
E.i,.f-fCor. not served.i the defend 49,
sr.s hereby summoned and required 70 answer
"a. Connv Of Knzs the Ss OF New-NoTk in the Court
z5on.. IN Brooklyn. tue 10th day o. Ap 1900 o
20 the ssd compliant on ne $40
esrs Al their Office No Seventh street Ia the City
ste within twenty Gays alter the service
Of the such service and II
,o m 10 snswehs complaint within the time eoresad me
this action Will apply 70 TIE CouIt o ne e
II die COMPLAINT Dated April TO- l1t . .., . -, 49,
Hrt lsrsws a. NJ 1 o. 2. MEEKERIPlainilHs Attorney
SyuPRFNF COURT. Cjty aud County of Newly Ork
- d. GOLDEN MURRAY. L murray Ferris IT, Robert n y,
Tsrris John AID H. Bradley. Plaintiffs sg JANIS M
Ia NTINGTON, Theodore Raymond Deiendsn 20 s.s soove
t complaint this seton which vii De MED N ne once o. ths
CIV copy your snser 70 ne said copsn' or we
H. 6 NewYOrs within twenty dys sisr the ,eryee,oI sL
IND Rev exclusive OF the osy o. ,ach trie
Stamp ard s 70 answer re tsia complain, W.. ~. ne
Zoe re Aforesaid the Plaintiffs in tlsscAon VII take luaz
.... against oT the OF two bundI 60 sna !
xo DO a cents with interest from the eenh os
Mach 1EL hundred and sx'yz Deaef 'As cos
A"' ~ JOS * MURRAY, Plaintiff Attorney.
IN. opan entitled sclon ed ~ the once
CEN Of County o. New OH 81 The oy Han IN s'a
90, -, d. i-i dsx OF D,y I85s JOS. X. MURRAY,
Nyl9 lawbw<. Ih..n-.ns n--o-.,
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Anew YORK SUPREME COuRE-ANN M. IRE
" LAND pi,iutia AGAINST THOMAS IRELAND, defendant

IN LAND plriutif. AGAINST THUMBS y m Ai'D1 u,..-'-
Bnuuons for relief Com not ser - 49,
~ defendant You bs& by sum 4n,eiha
uoored and repaired 20 unfge8ho CON ~ cents
which wll Be- HE'D March 1i " ,. =.
" tho Ofi.e 81 the Clerk Of the Supreme 49,.
GouI Of lie Cty snd County OF New York q e CITY ha "a m
fty Yosk ard % scopy q yc1r en'" 20
uAi on the Subscriber at ms once, No p Pine ~ 20 ihe M
keo Yori twenty days ater The ser7'ce o ms
yo .easv the day service and ia 70 sns"
are sand p1t within the sooai-, fe anh ~ - a.
the Court Tor the relief deilaiocu in i'
'i sSiSsews WIN J. FIsHFR Plaintiff Attorney.
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NATIoNAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY,

ssa.ip .d%i q ysy .p.ss;S: s al k.'I
ans S11sas i and ' .sI c~ss .y
40 experienced surroon each ship free Of oirre.
stsssse passage tickets 10 bring parties from Liverpool or Queens
D. any aed any Bank in Great Britain and
Tss Of he.. vessels viii accountable spsc.
sbe ane'. bills Ofsdas hsVin: thr value expressed thereon are
.s, css Psy I'll, 20, S. o. s Gs%s, e,
COMPANY NO . "'''' wv. J. HURST. MANAGER
The steamship CITY OF CORK line, viii sail from
Pier No IS North River for Liverpool calling at Queenstown u
noon N WEDNESDAY June6 -, -.
$50 ,''' JOIN O. DALE Agent Brosdvsy
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
- QUEYEsTOWNThe inm.n Line sailing semi ~ cary
CITY or ..sATuRpAI JUNE
CITY or sATUKDAr. yuNE
ETNA 20 JNE
md .. os succeeding SATURDAY ana wEDnEsD ns..
from fs .f ne "a os PassnSr PAYABLE IN CURRENCY
R 81 4; sa'i ''ns tsS
I: Fsassa e fha:::::::;
Passenger also Forwarded to H.u. hamburg Bremen. &C.
from n,.,DGs, or a.::n .o, go ~ ,..a.
6as SX iR !. the No. e Gss.
TIVE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD:moNLY
RErWTEN NEW YORK and BREslES Covss esrDrI "a:
gsss states n ~ ia s f.. Ss o
vA Ha Rs Il ITeii Il "n p Junsss
MISSISSIPPI @ W FnrbeI ooa and T. 'AA Sics'
ATLANTIC g. HoyeT. con, ooo tun, Ienh p July ~
Furher dsna-tures iron NETWORK fbesids extra steame
August spd s September and 30 October and % November
Departure iron BREMEN resp. cOWEs-Msy snd ~ Juns
g. 5 20 July ii sud % August ~ ~ September H. OSooe'
and H. November |. p December 8. ~
Rste' O.: Passage payable gold OF IL equivalent IN e
currency ... .,.v.. ,ovnny -.
souTHAMPToN-n Cabin. tios "a Cabin soz so seefAs'
81 So $1,000. 90. .,c, a.
Irom BREMEN etc to NEW YoRE-la Cabin siii I'd Cabin
Return Ticss.~r Cabin sos "a Cabin. sI1' So Sssrss'
For FREIGHT and Pa.iase apply 20 o..
RUGER BROS. General Ar,ui' No IS Beaver IT.. N ~
1--WE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDs STEAMSHIP
AMERICA J. Meyer, msster. CARVING the uniea oss'
mail sell pier Thrds, hooosss On
SATURDAY. June
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON
Taxing to
LONDON. HANRf. SOUTH AhiFTON AND
rte. PAYABLE IN equiv aent
cabin, l05i second cabin. boi 90 storage ~ .
70 De followed the steamship GEiMANAt o. Nenke NAV
ter. on June To-
F0f freight or passiEe sppy % - . =, ,a.
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ss 10 answer comp Amt this li-a wi b. hif m
she Oa o. Cty end County O. Ne" os ~ ne
CITY aid Of answer M he sei
subs hsrs their Oh -es Namoe- u Msi Il.
a. ,v New ora twenty days aes e .aro OF th
.I.aos crcgsive o fhs day VI such snrve aus you ~
"a ,s ~ VI snp n 70 the Couf; demanded n the
stmri int-nsfsa Nov. 25 1876 ...
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SUPREME coURr-JoHN DEAN.


~ Of New BERNARD, KERNiAN MAHG AEIT Low,
ANN MARIA RERNIAN. MARY kLRNIAN G1afdans ioI
guAkLFe ana SUSAN HERMAN. more a14Is f.ainuts,
YHiLiP KERNIAN. FRANCS COYLE RobFhr Az Oe9n s
SUM ors-For relief tom. ITO ftLil hth
MAN add FRANCIS COYLE-You hereby Uoned snd v
.ired 10 aspsr the compliant .hs aoa wcl VA lied M e
.s. Of hs k OF he County ~ Ncrlo Che i'm
Of Nay $780, the C,y is n saio cry snd c % ana 20 eiVo
said on me suisse ~ t
.hsos Nc 10 Broadway SAID city within tv days afer me
you exclusive 81 he DAY Of sneh er
Al the SAID complaint W.iu t tt Nirs'A
wli apply 70 the Nol ioi the fe.i CO
.n,ded TO Oh. coulriari- Dated May ~, ltt.
NI..TERnOK 4 OsENKN. PaAunA Atnneyf.
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6eIp manteo .

felp Uanteo.
VNANTED-AMERICAN LADIES of good char
w setter and pleasing address assist in circulating hrha
MAGAZINE FOR THE YOUNG Ladies who have had experience
canyanz been Teacher particularly requested
w GUILD a Co, Boston. hssa
WANTED, mmediately-A young man OF ability
w and integrity to act BoOKKEEPhh None but
those with the need apply Adore" A. b.
Tribune Office, stating salary
NTANTED-CLEKK for Skirt Factory IN \. Y.
w salary liberal railroads. Apply TO WILSON
Co., l46 Greene 81. Jersey City
VXTANTED-An experienced BOOK-KEEPER in q
w Dry Goods Jobbns House Address PostOfics Bon no @
with references and stating safazJ required
y EMPLOYMENT.
S2Xoo A YEAH PAID ASENTs.
M sAHS1s rEszx AZ s Asos HHs{s ss
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EUPREME COURT OF the City and County OF
- NewYors. - MICHAEL X. WILSON, JOIN : van -
MFsfy p BaLgH and GEORGE EMERY against HORACE p
EKOWNT CHARLES c. MORRELl. MARY .. -sohioN; 40
DUNBAR II. NDEIos deceased WILLIAM II.
HOaG SlKAH D. sAuNDtHs md ABRA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02

PRICE OF PASSAGE. IN COLD.
Finer Cksss. slI sEoOkD CABIN ."
Including table viDs IN either eAass.
The rearer, Of this do pasenftft
Intending Best viii be furnished here WIN
railroad and their hAgage checked 70 rH "
additional charge Of % for int and - lof second eisss
Medical alien1aRce free Of charge
For further inform sppiy TO .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02

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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-03-28

break lance" wah tho United states,
on an issue, 50 critical and fatal to the IL
luslrious example of former times. Our
prayer is that he may "stop and think
before he further go.'' 1.-THE voice of the
people," must be heard
Even the smoke and steam pouring out
of the locomotive of Fenianism, though
harmless of themselves, nevertheless Is
sue from fire deep and hot in the minds
of men, which if kindled for good reasons
better be fed than quenched. Public
opinion will prevail.
Thrones, Cabinets, and Royal families,
and whatever else stands in the way of
the enjoyment of the "inalienable rights
of all men," are of no account, when once
Jehovah moves the enlightened public
conscience, "to rise and shake terribly
the Earth" Nothing is secure, nothing
is stable, that comes not up to the meas
ure of the Golden Rule. The "yoice Of
the people must be heard.
r. NJ. M.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-03-28
For the Lamoille Newsdealer.
Two RIVERS, Manitwowoc Co.,
Wis, March l6, 1866.

Two RIVERS, ManltW0woc TO-,
Wis, March l6, 1866.
Mr.. Ed TOR Enclosed find remit due
for your valuable and estimable paper.
It has made its welcome weekly visits to
us for the last two years with great regu-
larity.
Winter with US has been very severe ;
snow about 2 IL feet deep; at this writ
aug sIeighing never was better. Our lum-
bermen are improving every moment OF
the time.-a large amount Of logs have
been eut-iu all, 25,OOO,O00 feet. Bus
iness is very lively with us, every one is
busily employed We are situated on
the west shore Of Lake Michigan, $50
miles north of Chicago. During the sea-
son of navigation We have a daily boat
from Chicago. The seas opened yester.
day, by the arrival of the Steamer Sea
Bird" Navigation will not be open to
the lower lakes before the 25th Of April.
Yours truly,
JAS. A. BEMIs.