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BROOKLYN NEVIS.

Row BETWEEN POLICE AND CTrzENs.-On Sun
day evening Officers DeClue and SHELTON Of the Forty
fourth Precinct visited the liquor store Of John j.
Brennan at the Of CermOnt and Flushing
where they found the proprietor and number Of men
drinking The officers attempted TO arrest Brennan on
the charge that he violating the Excise law, where
upon he offered desperate resistance and the parry
present rushed TO his aid fight ensued between the
officers and the crowd, during which De Clue de-
pryed of his club by Of his assalans who dealt him
severe blow on the shoulder with H. Officer SHELTON
also had Of his hands badly injured RevOvers were
drawn on both sides, but for other no
shots were fired After brief struggle, the officers were
elected into the street whereupon they obtained re
fOrcenens and returning TO the store, dispersed the
Tiotous assemblage. Brennan arrested locked up
for the night and yesterday morning on being taken be
fore Justice Moreouse gave bail TO appear Thursday
next for examination He claims that at tho
time the police entered his place. he entertaining
number OF friends in private apartment the
being closed and offered resistance because he held that
tile officers had right TO thus enter his premises and
arrest him for so doing
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From The Commercial Adreriser.l

The LgDCERMr Boomers LEOGER @ Nay 10 lies before
noticeable feature the opening chapters Henrg Ward Beechs
Novel entitled Norwood or vge Life ia Hew Eagaud" The
decidedly role before public article by Ill.,
President Harvard College Stady Mathematics" This
the fst otgeye articles by twelve College Presidents under the he'd
ing Of Advice Young Mea" N r. 3. furnishes sfliets
Russian America" and Mr. James "oaeea BHrs
BETH Mrs Southwos novel continued SYsnus Cobb jr
tnues bis Scraps Of Adventure" THs LEDGER spite Of al y
holds the front rank tue class Of journals which belongs Mr.
Bonner ntepsng publisher aud pays literally foe al the sses
heu He shows sOpdefd @ selecting writers AL topics foe
his paper
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THE NEW YORK LEDGER.
THREE HUNDRED AND Putty THOUSAND COPIES
ALREADY SOLD
WHAT rag PAPERS SAY ABOUT &c.
fFren, The N. TyibuaeI


The commencement novel b. Mr. Heuy Ward BECKER
which appears THs LEDGER Of this Sees presents striking as
taon Of the versatility the writer aud tho pOwet Of his geus 10
adapt itself to widely different spheres Of intellectual seton Still er
hbs the qualities which have gTea him sath brilliant pc
ston the masters popular .oqaenee in this country His esd
essentially dramatic in its hsrseer himself into tho us-
ton which he describes; his vivid take the form Of
sonsy; he falls into dialogue with the freshness facility o. child:
he taste for the cold distractions Of hoaght with
life activity scenic representation eOmbined With sdep
aud sincerity of purpose To such mes trs
uon novel almost iusuct Of nstar The s
story which entitled Norwood Village Lie ia NesEnssnd
may regarded ogoue conclusion. Opeas syIe Of
hOmey simplicity snl irecnes bat Of great go, erpossoa
variety Of Illustration. The characters gain the Of
reader and their sre history carried h,
will Afford opportunity Of weekly pleasure.
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STATEN ISLAND NEVIS.

ELECTION IN EDGEwATER.-An election for nine
Trustees provided for in Section IA OF an Act entitled
IAN Act TO incorporate the Village of Edgewater passed
Apr 49, 1857 was held yesterday in the several Wards
comprising the Village OF Edgewater the result being as
follows: First Ward, VIM. G. DeDyse, Democrat; second
Bechtel, Democrat; Fourth Ward, Theodore L. Frean
Democrats Fifth Ward, Thomas Moiat. Republican shth
Alfred Wandel, Democrat Eighth Ward, Dennis Kelly
The candidates for the Ninth Ward received 80 votes
each thereby causing tie The election for this Ward
viii be decided The election for NewBrghton
will take place today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-07

ISAAC DAYTON CONTESTS NORMAN STATIONS ELECTION
From the returns officially announced Norman stratton
epJ is elected from the With District by one vote over
Isaac Dayton ep) the Board Of Canvassers refusing
to receive petition from the canvassers Of the XIIth
District Sixteenth Ward asking that their returns be
amended 50 that Mr.. Dayton shoud receive nine more
votes than what was originally given him Had the
Board made the change, Mr.. Dayton would have been
declared elected by eight votes The contest was sharp
one. Mr.. sTatton wins tho certificate, while Mr. Day
ton and his friends satisfied that he r Dayton was
really elected Mr.. Dayton, 1t is said, will contest
The following is the certificate above referred to-:
c County Of Heo YOrk-HeO MeDermOtt ard James C9n
seyeray and duly that they the last e
ton 18th District q the Sixteenth Ws that Al the
The McDemo placed the tickets having the OF
DAYTON pasted upon tbehon that Of Henry ughewhich
rgh Democratic votes that the depOnent
pasted tickets With the said straight
suppoag them straight and they counted With and
straight Democratic tickets and I sd Hughes instead Of said Dayton
finishing ell the tickets returned 10 the boz
which was locked and sssid aad delivered y tbs Police By Shos
tposeuts nieei and believe taken to The NAonouse
and ocki that upon The complaints Of persons esng that they
bsd voted upon pastors for Isaac Dayton Opponents peed to the
ststonior IN their presence the 10 which sad bo Yves vas
hnoek sDd The Dor found locked and sealed had len the dspo
hS Opponents forthwith rees1yssstd said tickets and ad
among tie straight Democratic tickets said pastors sud hst Isaac Day
~ gsess1 bssdgst ssd tAinssbl ~ '9es .- " SsS
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lFrom The pI,iI,aeIeh., p.iIr N.r.l

NoRwooOThe country not be startled bat the people sss
make up population will without doubt interested Cue t st
BY eary Beehes presses oil
NEwYoRk and that the frst nsGent Of will
in the issue Of that Ourn. the 9th of M'y Mr. Bonner has politely
furnished several chapters AMI do not best
tate to say story much superior ia point Of merit 10 hs
generality writing which prepared for the Present sesssa
Norwood one Of beas England villages upon which the
ere rests much pleasure when oueyug through the Ka',ers
State, story therefore New England people bat The .bf
and style Of the writer will wilh peculiar interest
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
LOUISIANA

LOUISIANA.
NEw LTNEE RD-AI1EMPTED RIOT BY NEGROES.
NEw-OELEANs, May G-The following are the
names of the new Lcvee Board appointed by Gen.
Sheridan. Efingham Lawrence of the Parish
Plaquemine ]. II. OgleSby of Parish New-Orleans;
J. Burnside of Ascension; W. ID. Smith of Jefferson;
WI. McMellen of Carroll.
Some negroes yesterday attempted to get up riot
by taking possession of the Rampart-st. appro-
priated for the Use of ladies and children, while re-
fIlsng to ride in those appropriated for themselves
On Saturday some negroes threatened to force an
entrance in the French Opera House on equality
with the whites They appear determined TO take
advantage of the temporary reduction of the police
force on account of Gen Sheridans order TO disrn-
chse one-half the force, and substituted ex-Unlon
soldiers. -
During heavy snow storm last night another
crevasse occurred the west bank of the river ID
miles above the city and endangers the safety OF the
Algiers Grctna and Opeousas Railroad.
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NAVY GAZETTE.
nj rrLAeKAPa TO THE TRIBUNE.


Acting Assistant ngneer bbdeiaeed from the Peoria
ordered TO the Franklin.
Passed Engineer Ripper the Leuapee and
placed N waiting orders.
Gunner Shawnee aud ordered to return to
New-lOrk
second Assistant Engineer from Peoria placed
waiting OrderA
The recent publication ore assigning l.. NJ Po Pamaser
Bradford Chief Engineer John w Moore 10 duy Fleet 0ces
Atlantic Squadron should have read European Squadron
Passed Assistant Surgeon Edward Dodge ordered to the Navy Yard
New-YOrk
Passed Assistant Surgeon John D. Murphy TO Naval Hospital NE
York
Surgeon James Snddads 10 the Oneida
Assistant Surg on J. \. Ramsay to the Oneida.
Second Assistant Engineer Thos X Baue ordered duty League
Island.
Acting Third Assistant Engineer George D. McDeuOit hs Asut
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THE CONTENTION.

IMPORTANT CIRCULAR TO THE MEMBERS OF THE BAR
The following circular has been addressed to the
members of the Bar throughout the State
STATE OF NEw-YoRK COURT OF APPENIsl
CLERKS OFFICE, ALBANY, May /, 1867.
SIR The Legislature requires for the information OF
the Convention to revise aud amend the Constitution
that the several State officers furnish a statement of the
condition of the affairs of their respective departments
With view OF complying with this requirement. you are
requested to send TO this Office or before the 18th i'll
slant statement Of the title of all brought into
this Court and when, with which you have been connect
ed which have been settled by the parties and any other
information that will aid this office In responding TO the
requirements of the Legislature.
Respectfully. &c, 7. H. JONES.
Clerk OF the Court of Appeals OF the State OF New YORK
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POLITICAL.
OHIO.

The Union State Convention Of Ohio. to nominnte
the State ticket will be held mt Columbus. June H.
The call declares that the plan of restoration of the
Southern States which is now before the country.
and which it is believed will be accepted BY the
South in spite of the adverse counses OF the North
ern Democracy, must be the leading issue in tho
campaign together with the question of the full en-
reimbursement of the negroes of the State
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We have received dc sheets the redoabsbs NEufcSS
LEDGER containing cpter Of HenV Ward Beeeher' story
Norwood or vsge NeW-Engsnd" The appearance Of tho
p,to Of Pymoah Church this Geld certainly matter worthy
Of note and snr hyag Of his political speeches sot 90
mention his sermons almost startled at omag upcu - a'
ton, ofhi, novel Norwood supposed lie IN part sr
this State Mr. Bsscber takes especial pains readers tsas
they need nothing sensational and Our e'y
Of domestic will point intermediate between the rssSt
simplicity mountain and essies lie the ess As!ss
and Rehe LseOmb the s characters introduced are saee
sufficiently commonplace although they osy to ry ss 20"
Interesting part OF Ancestors However yet early to eS'se
Mr. B.esr work and II he ada the fame Of the novelist to the 'sss
ofthe orator, " shall be glad to record it.
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Married.

BLNR-BROwN-Oa Friiay April 26 by the Rev s. D. Bg0vA VIII
liam Blair IT, to Miss sussa r. brown all Of this city.
MccAsTIYE-DRARIB-0n Tuesday April 10 at the residence Of
the brides fthe John J. Bnenorf Andrew McCast
line 10 Bessie eldest daughter Of Richard Des esd all Of this city
English papers please copy.
sunday MAY AZ tire residence
% Hsnry Gnnel ss, BEootlyn by the Rev SAITH D.
KOpefT 10 Athenae LagaEe daughter Of the late raul o. La
grave, OF La Rochelle france.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Brooklyn Sh mon'h s the residence
By Friends Ceremony Richard Reese OF keee
vile Ana daughter Of Nathaniel Hs"thurs' Of Rih"r
New
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From The WOrlIi

Bonner, LEDGER Gorgeous Beeher begins his oov Esc~oct"
which unquesonaby
stump peechesis better ssy
sensible advice young men SAKE s1rpeas Quill cpl
grams Couen writes Of Sk ani Parton Of Queen Elizabeth Ms
sOuthwOrh syanu Cobb b FsaOy Fern Alice Carr ss Wallace ali
write for it
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MONUMENT TO GEN. KEAGNEY.-Major A. F. Sears,
Treasurer Of the fund to procure statue Of Gen. Philip
Kearney TO be placed the Hall Of statuay the Cap
tO at Washington has already received 500 toward
the object Private citizens and veterans OF the late war
are uniting doing homage 10 the memory OF the in
trepid Phil. Kearney. No subscription over VI will DO
Major Scars's address ia Newark. N J.
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INDIANA.

TIE INDIANAPOLIS MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
s " rErEGs.PH TRIBUNE
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May G.--The city is much eN-
cited over the municipal election of tomorrow Bon
fires and cannon are called TO raise enthusiasm
Each party has an immense meeting. Coy. Morton
and others address the Union meeting The Dem
ocrats are running what they call working1nens
tickei. They may reduce, but will hardly overcome
the Union majority by this dodge
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CRICKET.
YOUNG AMERICA VS.. PHILADELPHIA.

YOUNG AMERICA VS.. PHILADELPHIA
81 rEiEsEAPH o
PHILADELPHIA, May G.-The cricket match between
tho Young America and Philadelphia Clubs was brought
to q conclusion to-day, the total being-Ysung
America iOs and 49, Philadelphia 95 and 100 Among
the highest scores For Young Amerlca-G New
hail. 2T G. Newha ~; Band II; Large and Bayard For
Philadelphia, Pearson scored 49, j. Large 80, aud Bar
ri
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BUFFALO HARBoR BLOCKED WITH ICE

fELKOHAPH z TRIBUNE
BUFFALO n. Y. May 6.-The gale which has been
prevailing here has blown large quantity OF floating
ice front OF the harbor The Bay completely blocked
with ice. large feet OF vessels in the oiiDg. ice
bound Tie schooner Southwest struck n rock on
the Canada shore Saturday and sank in ~ feet OF
water -Four thousand bushels of grain transferred
from hor a lighter. The balance Of the cargo was
damaged The grain Insured In the following nsur
companies follows Security Of New York. $1,000;
Western OF Buffalo. $1,000 and Merchants OF Chicago
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Cnn,e Of special Gratitude.

Ror John Graves Magnolia Miss writes Inv TESTIMONY
machine al others used IN my
family should kind and husband 10 procure
f bis put double thread Machine TIE market a i
ana bv Wior Glib. am satisfied that that soul esei
remember M most glsteillly.' -fdrcrfise1enL
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lFom The \. Y. p,ilg Times.

THE NEwYoRz LEDGsKAs BKEoaEKs novel is Commenced S
this issue efTAE SEwYoKE LEDsss Is written With h
rec,n add style aud gives promise opeaia
chapters very interesting contribution American s
TIE la, several other novel ,Od striking ass' sa s
By enterprise originality Characteristic Of 1t, eios sa
ptopreOr
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Wairayen offers Upholstery Goods,
WINDOW SHADES AND LINENS,
No 635 Broadway. n. Y

COpartnership.
The house Of
PERKINS, STERN Co.. Of SeSYoHk sni Boston,
have formed general COpartnerhp with the house Of
KOHLRR PRoHLIEG Of San Francisco and Los Angeles
for the purpose growing dealing CALIFORNIA WINES and
business Of said eOpanershp will be conducted in
Nos York under the Of PERKINS STERN Co.
aal in san aal Los Angeles under the OF KoLBR
FRoHLISG
Dated At san Francisco, March 10, A. 1861
have removed oe Ne 100 Broadway to the
spacious elegant Ia AMI two doors back
VI the Aston House. PERKINS STERN Co.
M.VI
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PACIFIC MINING SHARES.

sax PR,scco Mr The following the quotations o niaing
othsr stocks Gould Cmt, $50 per foot Savage SJ5O
rosd 500 per foot 0phir s,S per foot Haze SGTro.;
tI6iO per Bseher 40 per Alpha, fR per foot La
psral 425 per share California Steam Navigation Company III
tsilOrniA Telegraph Co.
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MARYLAND.

TRIBUNE
BALTIMORE, May 6.-Commodore Hollins, late OF
the Rebel navy and of ram notoriety, was appointed
crier Of the City Court to-day by Judge Scott
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-07
IOWA

The Republican State Central Committee of lows
has called a State Convention TO meet at Des Moines
on the nth of June next for the purpose Of nOmlna
ting candidates for Governor, Judge es the Supreme
Court and Superintendent of Public Instruction.
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hundred sn 21 heretofore returned by iponnt' ard
Opponents earnestly DESTROYS this said and respect
fully pray loT permission 10 do. JAMES GINNING.
IIgNEY MODEEN0rr.
Sworn M,y g. 1861 before me- JAcOB HOWARD Com Of Deeds
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GEORGIA

SENATOR WILSON Al AUGUSTA
BY TELEGRAPH
AUGUSTA. Ga. May Ex-senator Wilson has arrived
here He will address the citizens tomorrow.
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CUSTOMS RECEIPTS.

BIT fELsaRAPH TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON. May 6-The receipts for Customs at
the Port OF York from April 81 TO the 3Ot inclusive,
which have not heretofore been reported, were ~ Ji
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Card-M0uRSryG GOODS Of every de.IiSls h,i 'oa,.at
on JACKs0hS Moaning store No. Dbl b50""V 'Pp's
Tif,ny a Cos Prices very reasonable
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THE PUBLIC LANDS.
BIT rKIEsRAFH TO THE TRIBUNE.

The Commissioner OF the General Land Office had
showing disposal 1881 The public
the month oMArch the Bonneville Missouri
AZ taken settlement cultivation under
the Homestead law and the remainder sold for and located With
Agricultural College scrip and Ir itsry warrants.
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ATTACK BY FENIANs on A SCHOONER.

CLEVELAND, o., May Ga party of 80 Fenans
boarded the British schooner Elk Capt GibbIns in this
barbor Yesterday afternoon aud tore down her coors
The Captain protested, but in vain. Tue party quietly
loit attcl accomplishing tAelt qRiseI,
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
8, rsLKoRAPH 10 rus 1RlBuxE.

PnLApELrH Nav 6-Ca. In good demand sale, Of $50 head
HOBO M eIa l9 Tor choice l6l G7c FOR fat TO
good aud Toe Tor Shsep-es 81 300 head a. 10e
r clipped Hogs higher sales Of 800 bead At tOab 70 per v9
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THE STATE or TRADE.

M TELEGRAPH 10 rHE TRIBUNE
E.wosIK.ss MAy6-Cotton-se 100 bales; Midilng,,
2tgssc. GV is't 'isns kAss.Dle, ie3t Sss lSA ssA'
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REEiREs-Thsnnometer lowest 40o morning m. mist
,,rJ objects could for the distance Of three quarters mil
cloudy windy afternoon cloudy wndy evening cool sind
overcast A u
NJ TIL EeRIPH rsIBrSR.
.vtGo Mar lOA rain storm has prevailed hero all dan
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Patent Combination

Patent Combination
MACHINE BETTING AND HOSE.
SUPERIOR To
LEATHER OR RUBBER.
rb. BnLrso being co.rxD wlrH GrrrIPxscs. doe, NOT
srRxrcs PULLEV PLtAhLs and NOT
OLA ACIDS ALkALE', STEAM HAT CoLO okorr
D0oa ErfosURs
THE COMBINATION HOSE
IL ,o coated insie aud g PsrehI and the only bose that
viii coaNsy Lv. sf.Is ActD. PRotsrx OrstR OTIS without
injury unsquasd for Steam FirsEnEn'' and We cal, the special
sa FIRE DEPARTMENTS
To The m that At several trials stood without
NO pHEuas pounds the inch being double
thst 1fLss.hsr or Rubber Hose.
SEND FOR PRICE LIST.
BENEDICT, TORREY G. TWOMBLY,
No P4RK-PLAcE,
BRoApwAr BANK Nav Yosk
The Willow Table Mats.
CARROLL son. Manufactures,
No - Dnsnest
TIKI s EShslc.s si dlso'ssFF{{icr
JOHN THOMPSON, II E SGsM! and SrS.ln Agent
chslS FsscR CHINA and TEA SETS GoBLEs
Sc, &c See Advertisement, and give him cali
HIPS Hair Dye. S0cts Black Brown inaataneoa nata
.'Itch,0 -. swayne,s 0intment r,,rr.p letter"
swaYSss o 9STMEST CURES fTcSs Pills
OINTMENT s sasHb hE IG
Agent for EesYork HELNBoLD No. S9i Broadway.
Henry Is. stanton,
ooUNSAho" No. 10 B g. !" v,w.Yort.
Away with fsfEs biss aRa HHaf'A' smells
SMELLS NOOO' Case, Putreiaeioq detection cannot sI,. where
! bs Si;a i" : ''''p' pl'D'' l-' w. .-'.N-'-
New.York and Brooklyn Capliallsis. 80
called e % % GRE o ASSroS M iS Gs Ss
srSaas,y TUESDAY, May whIsI win be PsTsTg,S
ERTY low price. Every Lot sold Tuesday will beyond doubt u
crease IN value per The IsI. four years The work on
. .aa S s:fs1s sSs R Ri'Sti1
S fsss aa raie Ss No. IS N,sssSs
Tiemapu,. Laundry Blue family This blue manu-
featured BIZ the old and well known manufacturers hne eoo'
D. r. TEMANN Co. s perfectly and needs but to be used to
be appreciated Sold BY GrOes aud Druggists throughout. the United
STATE, in TIEMASN Sole Agent, No. $40 Pesrlst, n Y
ChiIdren,s Carriage Warehouse. = CARRIAGES AT
FACTORY pRIcSEs' Tbs "'s''' '''' LEWIS p TIBBAtss
No. iIs Broadway, nesr Broome st.
Watches and Jeweiry
Of all descriptions and
STERLING SILVER WARE
n,,,,.hv GEO @. ALLEN, No as BroJwr
CIotbes Wrnsers Of al. kinds promptly p,rcd tk.n n
H, s. az ss 81 ne Dealer. S.sa1; "a The
Csvo wnSs. s.I sa " ns5ad, cppct,
Globe. wraser. 4; l9a, asPAssp y che st Hdd;
wxsIINg WRIN0NQ MACHINE COhPANf NO. IL No4r'
Gen,lemen'. IIat.-sprias style for 1857.
FSr' 'VO'A al RsrsssdasDs Manufacturer Ne ia S..,,a
The DIcihusLek Piano, No 64 Broadway has great soul IN
snail body, the result OF new arrangement snu
approved By the highest ~bO5as' $50 aas' a..
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MAINE.

The Republican State Convention OF Maine meets
at Augusta Thursday, June p.
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6petiaI Notices.

American Institute Farmers Club.-a meeting 81 ths
Club viii be held To DAY TUESDAY, 7is inst AZ
the rooms Institute tho Cooper building All Aee"sa
agricultural improvement are ioIiy w CHAMBERS Secretary
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A superb Assortment
- N,.unI. ESAIE nr RETAIL OF

A superb Assortment
At WHOLESALE or RETAIL, Of
CHANDELIERS and GAS FIXTURES,
SOLID SILVER STERLING aud COIN FINE PLATED WARE,
CUTLERY BRONZRs CLOCKS. VASES JARDISIEREs and
FANCY GOODS FRENCH CHINA GLASSWARE and IMPERIAL
SToNEWARE.
MIRRORS aud CoRNICRS made to order
Parties abou. furnishing either Ia CITY COUNTRY will ind
EVERYTHING y nay need in the above lines Of goods and " the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
l.. V. HAUGHWOUT & Co.,
No, ass 400 and 49, Broadway corner Of BroomesL