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EAST SIDE ASSOCIATION.

last evening meeting OF this associa,ion held at
hiilers Hail. corner or Eighty-sxlh street and Third
avsnue for the purpose or discussing plans In regard
Improving Fourth and Madison avenues, and also to
place che direction Of such improvements In the hands
or the Park Commissioners The meeting WAS well At
tended BY estaie and others Interested Mr.
Charles Crazy presided and explained The objects OF the
meeting. which were 70 devise means for the i'm
prcvement OF the localities 10 question.
The Secretary, Mr.. Alexander rhain read the report
f the Executive Committee, and observed that. tho
centre Of retail trade In the vicinity Of
avenue Of Broadway would cost but little
and would be great public Improvement
Mr. Hubert engineer, thea explained his plan OF i'm
provcment He approved OF the scheme TO open up
Madison avenue and suggested the lowering OF grades
Of Fourth for the Future railroad company
eight feet, and covering tho whole from Forty
second 70 Seventy ninth street. lie OF opinion that
shis would he highly bcnehcis and would considerably
enhance the value Of property or the surrounding dis
tricta Mr. Hubsr submitted several dlagrams 20 the
meeting for the purpose % illustrating his views ON the
M, Boyd considered Il would he desirable FOR tho
association their attention 10 organize company
or nnd some company willing 70 build an underground
necessary asd they should ash The Legislature give
such charter 70 any company that would give sufficient
guarantee for carrying out the project
Senator Murphy remarked thai though there were FIRE.
queny bills before the House for background railway
they rsre nearly always dsfssscd 81 surfaces railroads.
CnQusstonaby, an Underground railroad very much
required and ths only manner 70 obtain success 10
persist p Their appeals 70 the legislature lie considered
II would DO great advantage 10 tbs public He then
explained the didsrens stages through which The bill
Out the Nfosg, though unsuecessfui opposition which
had bqsn gvsn 10 IL hy The Harlem direosory.
some further tsrusson having ersued upon the sub
;ett generally, the msssins sdjsarnsd.
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All Can Test u, Yes They Can.
Free OF charge, on any day.
wOrCorT's PAIN pAINfieads the van
Sutts The people so tney say

Bring along tine weak, the lame.
The hopeless sick, It's no offence.
Catarrh, consumption all the same.
It's free TO all. common
Can nj i7r Chatham square. New fox "a Myrtle avenue
Brooklyn SO Winter street, Boston; Vine and Ffsk
streets Cincinnati free OF cost and have all pain removed
IN three minutes Come early or viii have wait
turn crowd 10 constantly present from A NJ All r.
n. Pain Paint at all drnggs 25 cents 80 cents 81 aud S.
reduces in9amstion hundred times faster ice
leaves stain, and Is harmless that person could
drink quart without injury.
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PUBLIC CHARrrY.-No amusement is more
popular with our people than skating. They
spend Q great deal of money in it, and the
money thus spent might well give percent
age to feed the poor. Notwithstanding that
there are two public ponds in the Park,
several ponds exist around 1t for admission to
which price is charged. Evidently, therefore,
large class would rather 60 where they have
to pay than where they may go free, either
reason. II would be good plan to reserve
the smaller pond in the Park for this class
and leave the large ono free. By this plan
lagge fund would be secured for public charity
and tho outside ponds would be killed of.
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A.-JcGcr-. f.Ia6 mnd LBS nroadwny.-

AT DciIuc's. 63J Neutrality-suspicious. Brmshes,
Shell Combs Scent hotties Odor Cases. Perfumery. ros1
Articles Fancy Goods, &C., Al reduced prccs
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a Great Point with ycprx usn T. Dgs.img
SIS Broadway. 10 commended to their attention.
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..s:s s.:. ay e wss; rs "s . ss.
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Admiration H. n Word that hat Pcrbiy Ex-
the sentiments or the fasronsbe World relation
10 the present exposition chdrcn's young ladies'
Hats nj GESIN's. 5l3 broadway.
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District Attorney L. v. D. Martin mot Judge Busteod
orthe United States District Court this morning. ara
aocosted him, sayne sJudge. will you allow that in-
dictment against mo TO take Its course Z"
Judge Busted replied. "sir. tho law mus take IL
course.u
Martin then drew bis revolver and fred upcn tho
Judge who fell to the pavement, having received 100
shots. ono below the breast bone and another In tho
right leg.
Judge Busteed's wounds are lot considered mortal
Martin had boon indicted by tho United States Grand
Jury for revenue fraud and sxtorton.
He 10 now in jail
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Liquors. = Large <secs. nnrsaf Lows rricrs-
DEAUx WINE COMPANY VAULTS 70 FalSoa strosl
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The destruction Of Her Majesty's theatre,
London, by fire, shows that the precautions
against such disaster in the English places
of amusement are no better than in our own
theatres 1t appears that there was large
tank over the stage Of Her Majesty's, which
was popularity supposed to be oiled with
water, and that the gratided public always
looked on 1t as an edectual safeguard against
fire. On the night of the FIRE, however. this
wooden humbug was found to be entirely
empty, and 1t served only to add fuel to the
flames. The greater number OF our theatres
are similarly unprovided with means Of extin-
gushing FIRE, and the facilities for exit in case
OF alarm are very limited. In some cases there
is but single passage for entrance and exit,
which would become path Of death in the
event of o fire. The means of escape by the
stage In other establishments are so small that
few Of the actors could make their way out in
steep stairways should not be permitted in the
rear of a theatre. Again, the dangerous, and,
We might say, criminal custom of filling up the
aisles and passage ways in the auditorium
with camp stools, demands attention. A
notable exception to the other places
Of amusement In this city In the
matter Of sufficient means of egress
is Steinway Hall. Large, wide stairways lead
from this hall into Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Streets and the entire audience can make their
escape in the event Of fire, in q few minutes
The same may be said Of the Boston Music
Hall, which opens on oil sides after perform
'anoe, and from which the audience end them
selves in the street almost before they are
aware Why should not ell our places of
amusement have the same facilitiess The
Legislature should look to this. and compel
theatrical managers to afford the necessary
means Of exit to their patrons, to adopt sufi-
cient precautions against fire, and to keep all
the passages leading from the auditorium Of o
theatre free from any distractions. There is
no reason either why freproof theatre may
not be constructed, and why the French system
Of po,npiers should not be adopted. This is
momentous question, and one that affects the
in terests Of the entire community.
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oodyears Rubber Shoes 81 ail kinds Ms enrs
Of Ladies' Misses and Chiidsns Youths and Boys
Boots and Shoes a, half his original price. Ladies' 10
your buy
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Founfnin'- India sterr, S5S Broadway.-
Chinese, JApsnsse, Manila, fufis and American indsa
sing 40 A irarn fnxm
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Most Suitable New Year Present fsv
smokers Is undoubtedly genuine MeerscharB. whoa
POLLAK son sell a manufacturers prices al lhes
q John street. Nassau ane 81 Brosfr
Fourth street Repairing BOILING 81.
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DR.. Hunter Can Cure Worst Cases 81 Crr-
tain diseases, without mercury sh0fter than
other physician no pay taxea No 5Dysson street.
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Hspsarc Cuyativess-Dv. shernsan's Mevnlel
Appliances and Rupture Curauvcg guarantee o. =
dosi surs without Of Attempted crre ~
hs tvusa once ~ broadway Circular OF Photographic
veootpk n a o6atsr i
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A POLICEMAN CossIcrrp or LAscxsr Henry A. HAr-
risop. . pNsromsn os ths Forsy-shtvd prscinct was
saken before Justice Csrnwsl yesterday Aternoea,
the compliant 81 = DipermAn, accused him OF pur.
ieining picture from his place valued - o. The CONE
0rse whore ths accused In ia habit Of frequent
IN when Aos duty. He wsns tnsrs evening last
weak aud tosk picture, which, alleged ths plant
had promised 70 give him. The folowiss day the eo-
piansnt made charge or isrreay against him hsfors
yessice Oornvs. The charge bsinG sustained ysetsr.
inpxisoo0sst IL The PspitsatiAy q Tiasbvsb.
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A.-Fine silver Plated Ware
OF every descT pton Tor HOLIDAYS The secosea
assortment IN the city, al greatly reduced prices
y. r. CukKAs CO,
Manufactures and Importers Is John Brosl
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Campbell, Apethr~nrv nrd Chemist. ~oruev
Eighth stfeef-isablns
freu ana Toll
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I.adie. who DE .iv~ 70 select their Furs frsrs
90 ssriy oppsfsinny % VISIT oENfN. rs Bscaiwar.
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People. Shes nahe New y~ar Calls Find .
cup Of good Codee yery sxhratlng Ladies' Who wish
please sner eAsrs 10 h respss ssosd n Babeta
LION corrKE.. warr.nssA psrsestiy pars One can In
''s 'x $500 T. q & nsas Il washington ..r,ss
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g.lasy STYLE. Of cspsrsgd :. yss,h.. Hate
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Holiday STYLES Of Gents, Hats Ready. ~
popular prices BURKE. rs Fulton street.
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Printing o. Evrrv Description Exccusrd
where, :, eao MErRoPoLff,AN soB PRINTING EsrAB-
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A.-Fise-t Pictures and Ernsnes. nj Hall ~
door from iyron1wgv
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gold infsrmsion fInisSeS. Hs hisbsss rSsss paid icS
AZ 81 nrd CO.. sns NV Wan
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INE FNFJ C
tion Of Italy.
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Catarrh. consumption, all the same.
It's free to all. use common sense.
street,. cncnns free COST ana have ali pain remossd
IN arse sly ?, yo @ haze g y's
n. Pain Faint ali dragss. as cents 50 cents 81 aud SIS
leaves no stain and IS 10 harmless ,hs. person could
drink quart w.thoa. injury.
sh. osns ss.s S s.. SsSs & rs 4s
Articles Fancy Goods. &C., A. reduced priccs
osss;: sSs sSs s"G nss a. :s
Boots and shoes a, half his original price, Ladies now 70
sou' "'ne " wy ------
A.-Chinn, Glass and Plated Good..-In view
~ .o 1n s.ig ~ s-a " Sp's We ouef our eu'is
pl1is coli kNoRE co. ~ Broadway.
Four doors below Broone street.
"a .ss Po Is. e. 2rrs pfg . 2RRsftss
sis broadway 10 commented 70 their attention
s We To- sha b.. Tsr 4 Ess
70 the prescnl espoaon q caarnn's ana youag ladies'
Iai. At cESis's. SIS Srosi~sy. $50
ss;aHsy s. rs'srs rHf % .s s 'r .so e
49, ''s'a .''~. ----,------------
Of ..ss ssr rr .s s w:rs tn. u.. ..,..s
assortment tn The ety. al greatly rsassse g,se. ca
Manufacturer, ImSoers is JOHN ~ near Brcslwav.
smokers IS undoubtedly senains Meerschaup m. whoa
tore. ysha .ce ss = ss 5 81 asss
Fourth street. RersifinF- Boiling 81.
q sa sfs nv wIs Sn'l IS soorHlso sysur.
wrappers. All Others are base tai'aaons
---------------------
Eighth avenue fveniy.eshA -Laoias EsussIs
genuine aud Iouei cooas.
DIR. Hunter Can Cure wor.s CASE. q Crr-
Other psysesa or no Pay sassa No bs,.,oS s,rsa
-----------------
s.s.s s.. ay e 's "s M:ss ss.
below Canal street
f s-.a ri Ss and
opposite ~hcre the prsesc1s are.
yssr,g.ns Ins%s ,ssffryr as n.ossssy
goods. Closing ost a. immense csa.
.'ssy styles o. csT,; 'rs. yl ssay a.
---
T gss.s ss'e' o. ra ys sss s'
L.sgcr.:-A!! ;erss Ssscs r.rs rl Low. rr,cs:.
DE1rx WISE COMPANY VAULTS. % Falsoa ssresl
coraer Of william
I.sdie. who DE sire - seiecs their Furs srsrs
'sss ss c ss fs r
Printing o. Every Description Execm,ra
-s o rssssd sstxs
LisHs EST, " NassAa street.
People that Uake New Year Calls Find n
cup q good Ccaee ,srH sxhrst,ne Lsde. wee wiss -
LION C0rrEE." warrsuee1 psrfcetly purs One can In
.'ss az ss's's; 4 isssss. washington aires.
Reysi msvsna LcsssgY.xPri.e. rcsd q
6oubloons ssd iii kinds 81 Qoaa snd suvss.
TAfLOR 1 CO.. hAnksrs u Wan a<ssA NJ.
:ss HsSr ~ :s.r
radical without crines Of attempted care ~
the Once ~ broadway. Circular Of Photographic
ukseesees q rupsurA before au1 afssf suvn naasa On
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ofE IN coEsHToRY AND ptvr ,,,..'-.. -S.'l@'
- fhAs fAFAL IgFERrrors u, Z ee flss
.-'DANoR--1hA SITUATION or rEr s,,On o',,.,'. lai
ppbI,o Snne Mais Holiness pone p,.. IN
shons lever. ere were over four hnndret4 slay, 81
rbe Poe nom every part Of the Ssn9llc wor,a
eisaS y, plelatea Ia the conrse ns to the as
oh disfances ss sd Tesi IN cunning to Rome ne
said nI to sySionel Obedience 70 the sbelF o,e ssseeh
tne union OF the Chn,soh 1n.own y. 70 the world
and she sRe si9 The N ar.sSSss lts Ssle e.
IA OF St Peters maffvfsi ~ nary anniver-
snss snp pcwer sReiss ne chair SIe Of Pe.se9
.Eth. tS"si wniqa The Church Yields IsS5 'ne oe I
az d f4t5psss S6a sssoSs 0f sne Papsl couoe
Il =, also 20 oppressed hisdesifs a I October 20 1855
sw 70 deiibsrate Il m1Rsa iSs s. of the Bishops WITH P
he Se aoiS sVs TslSn FasseS eDFs as
|parung the Poniical b3st Y, asIiIlocution lbv
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cRiTTENDEM,s

10 GO M MERCIAL no
e e so go S97 oHEsNUT Street. corner o. s.v..,s : =
d a iaPINa in all its branches. 2 2 Gf~
q oosfsfEpo,, "a IssItIP Plain ana ornamsn,.,
r 30 yaoat,on. BUSINESS PAPERS, Ercg
: may 6tst sSSf e. Students Instructed o
cati&osssssn & sns from 10 open from 4. &
ussa 1ag Com U1 application sgs mo.s
So = 70. .or sale at toe College nusi-
! Rag sTM TMS1AAiTI,AToRIUM Ann pn0a-es----
GYMN2siiuuSNgI f6s sWTMMINe rsaafsiCAL saIsai6CtAL IN
THE ShoAD STREET, SSToSI%Sp SSHToSI%Sp %ahSssP$S ssd
'nI 49, N4rAFoFIu& y6TNyD 6AND THE rogsr1 c'y n, :,
WIN ). 49,. - i-'s sr69RTA4FTT BEREAVEMENT oS.rHp
mers excinsjv1aaCin 1aCin A. M to p M TO- 7~ \
No fad,as, fes,vey. o, ~' ior n1Rles SWIM
A'luieS' Glasses and no Iessons v,,o
ocioct' t'Ier 81 Jniy 5th the hours for pa
- I. @. -of iaoies YIN close
ESs97 DIVIDENn N,-11------- RNt
have deSIs,sO9f sS5s q the INGoTF MN STTNmTHE InEC
1867 to he Vse ssdcm rom the prots ON arp per
0ee ee OF The No. "a s Ts%Sora % a. H yb
- - 70 y st-l r, b FiTTSsI Fi5TSSI u.
~ FIFTH STREET MA - 49,
The ppb,io PHr1ADF1p,,,s, ,.a--srS-E NfI >
SS%i5 as '$SSSs $Sasss WIT
unity now OF seec,t. renting Stalls hava. an I'D
0r al The products their rs Ma5set place ready
~ COZ DELAWARE AND RARITAN go -, a
AILRoADT ANY AZ AND CAMDEN a nT nn CANAL i y
ANY. AM AM IRANsPORTATftJ = m BOY ! d.
NOTICE is bo.oA PRINCETON N + I,oL y
the Stock az LIZ given that the ane n 1867 ~
q weeks. beenning re panies Will he 1s h9oks vi
ne h dividend to be decIaraaai y 1867 S'ee tprL z
l. 1867 viii be made to Gs 16s stSaS sGa nads
PhiIadfaHIfh6p holders Of the above Com Z. 1ed
:, tool nave the right hi SUI 1a4 Com Hotels
lhI; ssrea e ths v PIE a 81 hsm ihsS al
nor Tnelner full YiIf 4
dy for di6I daI receipts for fractl6T ~ a Nj +
ercates OF dugust 1s t9t @hen nar anC
sented this ofica WI ,e ne 81 igiden6 $onS' Basket
nv will dihe the psyr INT the SEps,
s rs SSoockholder 81 may 67. by pay ps,e
inaTsSt Dy tAken unIf rate ot 7er cent per 'ni
tnereon at i rgh Ei,i forfeited.
&C not theP RaidD STOCK Treasurer. Ps6e Fasnec,
Izs p1177 a-sLPHIA IND READING uiIG 0nT6
RifIFt1LAb CoMPA NH-oFFICE, No. 227 PGiSSSSd' PPisSed
18TH Sire pHrIApELPH1A, June 2s 1867 me Wers CO.
~ DIVIDEND NOTICE La L,r II
\ Books OF bhis Company will be closed e. ri
ATCHglin n ~ InI1 ,e 'ag IoSz heA' anu Do re- Unit
81 oend AZ FIVE PER CLlNr as haop dac,arad Nah
"A ~ has oeeI IecthreQ SteaI
s,ss ss naySha IN ceS on and ~ tsoua trade.
~ III 10 M bnidars barenf @ anu siIeG & tns SteaI
cd on The booss oF The mn Steam
orders for Dividends must be witnessed and -,
ped, s. BRADFORD, hanut
3w Treasurer. Of
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+ NEWS FROM NEW OB1E4ve
shor,da~ " :. Sever-RumOr that Geps-.,
Rousseau a :" ne Superseded by Generai
Frauds. fI ernal Revenue

not Ss 1e ieveI ls reported lodav ne ueath from
A rumor ASSUMED IS cSr an epidemic shape Disease has
Sheridan is soon to Pbacal ba circles that
sor The repoT M is named as hs and
sufficient cfeGencse9 s9G9ss has saiGss gaiSeG
upon upon as matter of facf oui'OIlalIy commented
internal reyes5e yts@sagsions in the evasion Of
aniS rditSteF SeF y being investiaate6p p1rted and the
are in soS,s ae5om the fact that certsin proper
however the i99giSa;sd 9acis quite Eeys
priUoinsd 10 masks Of official yerb,eow Sase win be
By phe wSse ARE alleged e have BEEN nrn Tae
~ anale returns and by ssy, mere, both by
svadIns the ia snq Havana FOR recti whlsky to
E.S sae la1 ON manufactnre lncauon, and
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THE LIf.


oo1,athoIIC,S or THE VJ3FT 1a,.
the rocptf 10 " n, June 28--(yon,nlot. w II
the ~ June TO the ie, n, -
,,esssiy the etatemenfs raiesn,tf corroborat
fnl anaiteis We hage heretofofe Sivs,n, w nneal
shows that the toioi NATION from an the "A
81 ~ greater than iaSis vdl ln wheat y 10 g
quite as vide y me breadth Of wintesr
OF NJ, hLeater. In the Obt tss ~ 0t spring whea
with VERY Theat is less by is or X sne aoreag
Inc States shown !, increase Of spring so,vins
! Kansas. an fyinter wheat are ohioo ooeGqrease q.sse o
Gated M ViftlhSo large Increase is ,,,g,
advanse ena IN the South 0e,,ar ~, and Ten
Middle ststsas tsaown in the New sIe slight
o,,,- wheat ia certain sf,stes a. m breadth OF
fndia;s per cent AriobSrah = - ioiiows;--
Mnnesciss. per cent 10 ,sa r.sl per cent
Wisconsih per per cent ansas e ss per cent.
are tiacts tndicaiinp the per cent
shows thn encopragng The feiIno.,l OF the crop
year. '"Y average inproyemeSntto Stowlng Wing table
lndiSnissiy. iHSiisi.i ';."sieo eg per cent. Missour,
20 20 per per cent KeHucE;y;...; ES;;; ss per per ceot.
SOFA per cent N 6arolTnS,'. l9S per cent
Is per per cent cent lennessee So per per- eent Ss1s
NJ yItner states, exceptinoi iro
o esfito Z =, t,son 20 with last year
'ut with averae s,,ecan aal result OF the harvsSs
"a sveresa 70 pc less than GOD 001 ndS Inc croD
yS pet y ann majority Of the States raey mas been
sht per cent; TSisS TndisSai for New York osio
I'd h In Tennessee Of Ten per per cent;
me Whole tSsreo Of & twenty per cent cent
he eresdth Of winter barley bpts bptstnhtIy thy dpin-
dedcsRey.s TSS TsSowing Tif co@pensaces sacsease
ro1gho9t the tryn tSonol5on Of clover is GOOD
iadie and New England Hne s,et IN OHIO
" York; and IN n Msnsw MSGsmewhat better than IN In
n iSsH iSsHpparstiyely, para hourshine %ssssch as usetts
Gland Ths acreads soaa In the Remainder erofpSSFss Of Se
al; In the West obio ~ Hi oats is larger than =,
t variable an in The crop s1Se Is %eh
ys an average; in New YSrl IN the South far
er cent " per cent in Fen'n cent be- a
is better than ne es West generally the paoy To-
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|bRk Sxs uno 28. It a. q sSAs fkofty
[Ge,thigH 0islftnl mas feheE l.i4 corfl-.
1on and position under the King, In conse-
Pc OF the suppression Of the chief army
hand.
sureau is to be formed for the suppression
|e chief military commands formed in the
q during the war with Austria.
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II "A ~ TIE UNION
ilEh -Sss UNDER THE
= nv ni yentng,--There are n oro,.
eymen and iavn1ss,,o ss o. SathoIic prelates and
nd witness fhe ias come on TO take part
70 Soiio11' and the canonizstiSii Sites ~ ss and
= srcs sn.s mo- hm19,nent there are fonr b,n.,..,
nsand oIerSty anu bishops with about thir,S9,
religiouS 6yls nen and members of the difIsy
icaadd the Quilted States on ~ lily aGIty
ire; KenricRp Rp'snoPs ns Spaiding, Of BaIde.
eaps;. Purcell. Of 1 1inctI; nnt0nls; odin,. OF New
1 otbay with twentvtVeo b3slss.nop
and the fTstoy,a aioceses in British taryjs
q 1sn ana spe e9 Pope received the A Anoer,oo,, -
La with tSro iy isy at audience, they nresaRteeS Rre,
b. p"e essi1ured thousand dollars il SoId I
my y FIa,' alSo presented model OF the
bw with gold % piaess Piseser; the yacht being laden
r,,,l dollars, contributed bv tbe oI nfty
be preseS, ~, ~ pI9vince of Cincinnati
an made q 70 his Holiness nv ~ q te sne yacht
3 Pore 81 sess S9sqs ~ ~, Bisop OF fPhIiadei56ia
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Tlss sTraus6ls BOOKS Of mis- Company win be closed
oi1as,ej t.t = ~, = z 10 1ss DAY 4, July l6, 1867
"a Dixsdend Of FIVE PER CENT has been declared
on Preferred and Common Stock, clear of National
and stats Taxes, payable in cash on and after the
bth OF July next to the holders thereof they shall
ssynd registered on the books of the Company the
et,A of July next.
(Al orders for Dividends must be witnessed and
ktamped, s. BRADFORD,
5-bbw Treasurer.
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B=A9 ,oID DIVIDEND NOPIOE -Cp7 A. :. ~ y
have declared .hS eiy,SsG9r I,NSG9r MINING z o ipaEG-
ss7 To- Payable ibs from the prois one Dor per
once Of The TressaTef No % sal lrsSora ny
-. - 70 y st+l R. h FiTTst Fi:TS u, y
gaY FIFTH sTREET y b: sry.
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formed tat tbe aa 59Sse specially inserssIas1 sns 49, 1857
PeSIoAY next July Market will be opened an nG
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ale for ~ ~ 11itS IS will find la this STasons.
-1e pIoouots their farms Weld dgiAce OF ready