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New-York tribune., 1872-06-04
Cona gs!ann Real estate for Sale.

A BARGAIN-At Yaphank, L. Ia beaun-
and Outhofses,
ground the garden planted and all under ne S other
plum trees, currai Is a
small fruits Situated plessanest part OF the village on
River steaml the ground eslenqg 70 n m
Price 5000 Inquire Of JOHN T. MLLo' AaP
Manhattan OH Co.. 10 Broadway. NeH-1oTk
A T Hampstead, L. l., and vicinity--Several de-
N srbe Village Residences aud small Farms Also Farm ID oIasge
Conpv sock and implements cheap. Many other desirable county
properties and exchange Msoomber Barker zoI DOe
TIARM of 200 ACRES, good buildings, as miles
s. r. Long Island for SALE OF i So m t'
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HoRSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YoRK. Monday. June 3, 1871
The supply in the general horse market at
the opening OF the week equal TO all requirements OIL
tho present trade and includes fair percentage OF de-
| sirable animals at former values
Twenty ponies, ranging from 1o2 hands high will
be brought to the hammer the stock to be sold at
Messrs Johnston Van Tasseps Horse and Carriage
Mart in East Thirteenthst. tomorrow truesdsy tue
tth inst, at - O'clock. n ....., ..
Parties desrous to attend the sale OF hghbred tro
ting Stock which will take place at Col A. ii. Tayiors
studfarm a Highland Mills, uear Turner's the Erie
Railroad, are reminded that. according TO new time
table, the express train formerly leaving at $50 de-
parts at o. IN. from foot Of Chambers-st lFOr ad
dtiona particulars refer to advertising columns
The following circuar. containing the resolutions
adopted at the last meeting OF the Coach Painters Asso
caton has been received by the carriage manufacturers
HEaDOrssTrRs oy TaE Co,cH PAINTERS IouR LEAGUE
Your attention respectfully called the following resolutions sub
He , and ADOPTED & & At & the last meeting of Sd eouD assembled
Viewing the IPd strides made o. the adSS'as f,s' s @ TO-
develop moral and faculties With which the Creator
other mechanical brsncRes; therefore Se ii
TS, We & the 'G1e 5 P soS DO GS 5 r.. demand 9 & c
legal days work tho branch Of Industry which represent
B7ercs The mans maintenance VIII not admit Of
RsoiSe Tbat our standard Of wages emn when
were Nof Ling ten honr,: therefore,
esolre That this order take elect on and after Monday June
each employer this city and vicinity Per onier, NJ,
John T.. Ca1nOdy. Sec. JOHN DoNALDsoNi
The coach painters struck this morning; all other
hands arc still work. The trmmers and Wood-wOrkers
have thus shown signs OF dissatisfaction Dut u
movement OF the blacksmiths is anticipated ,
At an informal meeting held by number OF leauulg
carriagebulders il has been agreed upon that in case
the strike should become general, not 70 aecede Ine
eight hours at present wages the cost on manuaeIuIe
rendering 10 impossible do without an advance IN
prices, to which the public would never submit Ihe
following houses were represented at the meeting D.
B. Brewster & Co., II. NJ Stivers, Miner 81 stevens
Dusenbury & Van Duser, Chas Beardsley, WIN: II.
Grey Jacob Dunn Samuel y. Rose and several others
It has also been resolved TO make II necessary, such
temporary arrangements In the respective departments
as shall required order TO finish the ordered work
now i'm course OF construction, and then shut up the
shop and gO-fshng.
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proposals.

oYVIck BOARD STATE BuLDrSG CoSNissioSERs'
LANSING, Michigan.
ITO MASTER BUILDERS and CONTRACT
II ORS-PROPOsALS will be received BY the Board OF state Dad
ing Commissioners at their omce IL the Cy OF Lansing until
MONDAY the 9th day of July, 1871, at Il o'clock noon,
NEW CAPITOL BUILDING
in said City Of Lansing accordance with plans And SPECIFICATIONS no"
Gle In said omee. -, -, -,
surees approved BY the Board conditioned
shall be awarded 10 him. be VIII enter nto
eontra IN accordance with his proposal .
All proposals be sealed and indoed Proposals ior baln the
Michigan CAPITOL addressed the Board OF state Building
Commissioners, Lansing, Mich - 49,, -.
Board the night 10 reject any or Al OF the bas
received will be opened al the once VI me bOAd oa
TUESDAY July g. 1872, a. o'clock a. m -.
regard 10 the hulng be obtained at The Omce
Of he Hoard H. p. BALDWIN, Governor
X. q. GROSVRhORl State
JAMRS sHBARBR. Building
ALkX CHAPOr0h } Commissioner
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prinfin9,
feqal Notices.

CUPREME C0URT.-In the matter OF the
application Commissioners Of the Central PARK for aud IN
behalf the Mayor Aldermen aud COmmonay Of the City o. New
BY the Commissioners Of the Central
M the CITY Of NewYork IVERSlDE PARK We the undsrhgnd
Commisouers Estimate and Assessment In the aboyented matt
hereby the occupant occupants d az
houses and lots improved unimproVed lands affected thereby and
70 al others whom Il may concern; - -,...,
First: That completed estimate and assessment and INA.
ali peons interested these proedng any Of the nds a11
thereby and who be opposed the same DO present their
In vning duly verified JOSIAH SUTHERLAND Bsq our ShA
nan at the COMMISSIONER Number 81 Naaseet hoom
No 30 City Of Newiok before the 18th day o June
within weekdays the said 18th da Of June @ snd
M purpose viii be Ia attendance At said ONCE on eeh oi s'u
en- days, at 10 O'Clock m - , -. "a
second: That the abstract said estimate and assessment
Rether with maps aud also all the addAytsi estA Anu
documents which used by In making report nave
posei the ooe OF the Department Of Public Nor s N "
New York there remain until the 10th dag OF June
Third, That limits embraced BY the assessment hotesa" A
follows pieces parcels Of 4ea
the soath the line Of Foseco street. ol 1e % %
Of Eighth and on the west g he ~
said Ctr NewYot creeping therefrom All the lana nov
used railroad by the Hudson River hsosh
creeping also thereIom te land lying beeesn ~
avenues Seventy seventh Eighty -hrst seotA A.
Fourth; That report herein will be presented 70 w. S
Court OF the Of NewYork a General Tern 70 oe
in New CouIlouse at the City Hail. ne Slg o. ~ ~ %
10th day Of Jay 1914 at The opening Of ths ,oa Oh & @ &
. motion will be made the said report oe He"
'o"' N" y "'N %uiIAMc O. TRApHAG RS, Commissioner
CuAKLES k,Gk
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Carpets, Beooins, furniture, &r.
DEST SPRING BEDS, Hair Mattresses, &c.
ID IL STILWELL. as BroomesL Buy Of the manufacturer
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04
nsooine CARDS, &f.

1T WM. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 1O4 Full
"A tonrt-wEDDING CARDS and FINE STATIONERY. (hsA6
hshed l8l5l
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Gitn Real estate tor Sale.

A FREE REGISTER with particulars of 1000
"A CJ Houses end Building Lots for Sale aud let containing City
Map &e grsua Also iois Para Madison Fifth aud EghAayes
tho Boulevard and Central Park. a lowest rates.
v X STEVENSON son. II PDe-st and rs Hhh.ave
E0R SALE-lOO feet from the Morning Side
II Park 10 wide street. FOUR fatJorS, looIl block Price,
Silica On easy
HOFFMAN,, COBURN Co. coz sIthsye, near Thirysibst
TOR SALE-2O0 feet west of Grand BOule-
\ ysrd below st., TWO l Lots no rock
Phee, Sl0.Oh each kasy
A "a ~ Sirff-a III rret.
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i1)estrbestsr Countn Real Gstale for Sale
IN FTFCANT COUNTRY SEAT

AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT IT,,
"a for SALE accommodating terms within an hour anI % ha a
New.York wecbester County containing 1OO se,es we
state Of cultivation; no waste land splendid MANSION 80 ieei RON
feet deep perfect order also, Bgdlg ~ oy ~ @
eobou or academy; 60 level ground suitable ior race
l. alec Csf and saw Of neyeriailng
barn and stable hundred head Of catt our slpe
bss and one near orchard grated and choice uit fronting
fake fences all in order and grounds ornamental pure ws IA ~ az
nsris of the house; respect gentemans
M esb s unsurpassed anywhere; the atmosphere dry ana
10 esk lungs good and lot 2l feet front 10 inc e NIL 10
.ten in p paypen Address WILLIAM DAVIS, Tribune once
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Gotets.
Gituntions Uanteo--f females.

A GERMAN Lady, with the best testimonials
"A Germany France, and this city, desires an engagement
COVFRNESS iD private family SCHOOL, is thorough musician
Address D. T., 80 Bat Thirty y-frst-st, NeE.York
GOOD English, Irish, Scotch, American, and
W German Female SERVANTS at No. III Norfost between BY
ingon Stanton-sts by Mrs HID
HSS WEST Forty "A Scotch Prot
isDeD esant WOMAN as frsts COOK excellent Bread ana
Pastry Baker; expert es all kinds OF desserts ana
ls Dishes excellent city references letters attended TO-
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tomorrow CTuesdayl
L-...la.L Inn. I

JuCsfGV, JuRe I.
w lame, NJ Miller Surreme Thos IT, Lndop referee house
and ot Known as @ Of Bsst OIeandrel fourteenth
fetea Of FOuhare., l51lOOll
Bv Muller wilkins Co.. Of a lots Of ground at inwood Wesohes'
ter County q
g v
MeHk ir Bro the premises AZ oakland NewJersey
continuation Of Of os. property Of Griffith Prenuss.
the premises al North Bergen NeHJeTsey ad-
Sourned sale Of l79 bHlIiug lots .. .,-,
Bg NJ Gibson premises West Bergen Newersey Of $50
build ofg
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lorses, Carriases, Garne5s, sc.
A MAJOR C. w. BARKER, Auctioneer.
FORTY.THRER HEAD OF HIGHBRBD
sTALLIOEs GELDIEGs MARES, COLTS AND PILLIBs.
At Public Auction,

AT TAYLOR'S STOCK FARM
Highland Mills Orange Comfy N. 7.
The comprises
among Stations celebrated black Harry Clay By sayes black
eleven others sired by RysdyEs
Hsmbeonan Hamlet Hambletonan ir, Guy Miller
Abdallh Chief, &C.
Among Mares and Ceilings Lady Cray Isud Girl Coyngton
Girl Brown sally Jersey Gid, Venus Lady lie Care Lady E
erett Ridge Girl Lousa Gibbs Highland Girl Patterson Girl,
susie Roe Miss Hunter syerhees schuyler Ceyes and eight Others
sired Hambeonan, Edward Everett Eew rey kuDc)n, llppo
sab I3ily Denton Demonlco Robert Bonner &c.
Among brood Mares Lady Cnkn by Old Hnbonan Lazy
lawrence by same chestnut Guy er spotted Mare by
Sackes Hsmbstonan; Mare by Abh Chief orrel Mare
by Duke Of Orange; Lady Beekman. BY Red Bird, &c , -
been selected With great and bred with refer
speed. - ,r,- Nh, -.
m arriving al the H. returning after sale.
Catalogues obtained at Barker Chases CITY huchgn h
and New YORK Tatersa broadway aud Thirty Ynnhi
of n. TAYLOR. Turner'S OTange County. NeE-i York
Terms moa approved notes, With interest or per
cent of for cash.
Sale positive and without reserve.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-04
Sales bp Aurtion.


A. MERwIS, AueuoneeE
RY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Broadway, cor.
4thst-sae Works Art Fancy Goods Furniture &c
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY aud THURSDAY AFTER
MOONS. June 3. { 3, and 8, at O'Clock
An ORDINARY COLLECTION OF BOOKS including IL
Illustrated WORKS, GALLERIES Of ART, ENGRAVING and
SCUIPTRRi editions; and large
ent OF important Historical Medical and Mseeaneous books
msny in elegant bindings, and all fne LONDON BDIIlOEs
TEO. A. LEAVITT a. Co. Qate Leavitt,
Sbeigh Col Clinton Hall Astor place. For the SALE by
AUCTION OF LBRlRE COLLECTIONS Of Booxs PAINTINGS aud all
Kinds of LITERARY PROPERTY
A " ~ TWO PRIVATE LIBRARIES.
THIS TUESDAY also
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Evenings,
Al the CLINTON HALL sALBRooMs. ..,
SELECT COLLECTION OF BOOKS
Earning TWO VALUABLE LIBRARIES comprising choice editions Of
English Books Illustrated Works Engrayng btehngs &C. 6 and
e COLLECTION of yery Engrayng Portraits &e including an
or ginal Etching BY Rembrandt &c, &e- &c
Catalogues ready Books on exhibition. ,,,-.- ., ,,-
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alarble ano Slate Maniels.
tDatrbss, 5swelrp, etc.

CRANKFIELD g. Co., jewelers., 300 Sixth ave,
ith.st and Sl1 2o!h;st We W se At oss. 70
ucs American watches French sad American cot
sterling aver verp,ed var beocs aas AMI 'asfg
OgrS SSro4 aud tactou neE naaAA
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G E 0 3 g ETC w N,

BOLD RoBBRRY.-About1 II O'Clock to- day
a man belonging to one OF the vessels lying in
port grabbed an overc0at from in front Of
Messrs. NOrlinger u Co.'S clothing store on
Bridge street, and ran. He was closely pursued
by Mr.. NorliDger, ). and turned upon him and
threatened to knock him in the head with A
large stone if he did not abandon the pursuit
The police were notified and were in search OF
him at the close OF our report. He left large
market basket in place OF the 0vercOat.
CHRsAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.-Superin-
tendent Maus has sent his ice breaker up the
canal, with orders to bring in all loaded boats
which are this eide of Seneca, in order that he
nay draw the " alter Off, Is directed, on Monday
next. The water will remain in tho George
town level for the present.
COAL TRADE.-The coal trade has about
ceased for the season. The receipts for the
week past were by the Borden mining COM
pany ,430 tons, and shipments 100 tons. At
Rays dock ,fol tons were received and 1873
tons shipped At Agnew's wharf, 200 received
and 400 shipped; Consolidation company's " arr,
received 1900 tons, shipped none.
ARRIVED Steamer T.. q. knight, from New
York, with full cargo OF general merchandise
steamer Lady OF the Lake, from Norfolk. A
Geographic dispatch Was received this morning
by Mr.. u. r. HYDE stating that the ice was very
heavy. and that the steamer John 3. Ids would
Do, leave Philadelphia for this port to-day, as
usual.
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THs con CERT by the Unitarian chnrch choir
last night was successful In the extreme. The
performers, both vocal and Instrumental were
Justly rewarded by an enthusiastic reception
Mrs. Bradley sang eharmingiy, a. did Mr.. Ever
The quartette singing by members Of the Oc-
tette Club, was most artistic and refined The
piano Was presided over by Mr.. Leo p. Wheat,
OF Richmond, who 10 every inch On artist. His
spring Song" OF Mendelsshon and Chopin
"Polouaise" were clear and convincing
proofs OF his ability a. q pianist. He is al.o =.
al accOmpsnlst unsurpassed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-14

TIE WASHINGTON MoNUMENT-Wh1t IN,
A0sCnS Hare DOae.-As an evidence of reyiyiny
interest in the completion OF the Washington
Monument, il is stated that the first fruits of
recent appeal TO the Masons of the country in
behalf Of the monument was lately received by
he society in the form of draft for the eduiva-
lent in currency fSf25 in gold, from the grand
secretary OF California, Mr.. Abel, this sum
being the contribution of two of the subordinate
lodges of the state. MIR. Abel reports that
other lodges are moving in the cause and from
the advices Of the society it is believed tn at this
Is TO be the commencement of general and
generous response on the part of the Masonic
fraternity. of which Washington was an ex-
allied member. The states also are taking hold
OF the matter, New Jersey and Minnesota hay-
ing already followed the example of New York
The former contributing $500 and the latter
$1,000; New York, it will be remem INBRED. CON
ributed sic, eco to the fund. Similar apuropri-
alton bills were introduced in the Leg iatures
OF other states, but they were not reached before
adjournment.
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CoCeHs AND COLDS are often overlooked 4
continuance for any length OF time causes irri
tation of the lungs or some chronic throat dis
ease. "Bro'CHs bronchial TT0ches" are an effsc-
tual cough remedy. eos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-14

MEN OF BUSINESS find the American House,
Boston, their most convenient stopping place.
Wlth us new furnis hing, cate, passenger eleya-
tor, telegraph, billiard hall, etc, this hotel is
second TO none in New England.
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IHE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue sDd 10th street. pays per ct
Per annu NJ on deposits fer each calendar month
Banking hours, to 4. SATURDAYS, 9 TO and 8
to s. gTt2 IRIS
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CITY ITEM

GENTS TRAVELLING SATCRBLs, hemstitched
anu me linen hapdke chiefs, suitable for holi-
day presents, at Goldman & Steinberg's, corner
9TH and q reefs.
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WE CALL esnecial Ate

WE CALL especial attention to our newly
equipped store, No. 315 9th street, a cosy little
retreat for the holiday season. Besides a new
and beautiful assortment of photographs, we
have magnificent assortment of chromos, two
OF which will be given away daily. Prizes at
the new store range from two to twenty dollars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-14

THH"A Alpine" =" Harry Bsssett" and " For
roster" Holiday Hats for youths and children
very low. CARTER & Co,
42i 9th street
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Georgetown Advertisements

hFTHE RIGHT REV. WIN. BACON STE
Wy VEINS, D. D., LII , Bishop Of the Diocese
u PenEsylVania, Will preach AZ St. John 3 Church
Ge0Esetown, corner "a and Potomac streets, To
MORBOW, December 10th. Services at Ii "A m
srd 2. M. Members Of the Brotherhood at the
door 70 give seats. IL
NOTICE The fourth annual meeting OF the
~ SEVENTH BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS o.
GeoI getoNn. will be held. 81 Langs Hotel, on
MONDAY EVENING NEXT, December 10 az
GA oceck, at which officers to Tho ems ain
ear will be elected.
d4 2t' WILLIAM KING Sec'y
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OyBRCoATs from 81 TO $50; suits rom st0 TO
SEQ. Every variety OF gentlemen's furnishing
goods. A perfect TT guaranteed.
ROMAN & Cox, 507 eth street,
oppOsite Post Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-14

WILCOX GIBBS SswING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Bsum's hoopskirt and corset factory, 18th street.
Inteiligencer Building. lO2s
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CoRTs REMOVED WITHOUT PAIN, Bunions
Chilblsins, Bad Nails, &c, successfully treated
by DR.. White, ChiropOdlst, No. 635 18th street.
opposite U. s. Treasury. Established in Wash
ington 1861.
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YOUTHS will save their parents IS per cent
| II they can induce them to purchase their hats
| and caps OF Carter & Co, 424 9th street.
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woRsTED COATS, with vests to match for SOS:
new and handsome styles.
GKo. Z. HENNIsG.
No. 40 I'll street northwest.
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THE lOIRIS

CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Car,ter.-To- day, BY
agt. Mems mara; verdict for plaintiff $3.50.
PROBATE BUSINESS, Jadgs Wyli..-To- day, the
viii OF the late Airy Ross 4usaGhIne her estate
% her relatives, was fully Pr ven. Letters of al
ministraii,n On estate Of Mis-. Margaret Ann +
Osborne we're sranted to William Mex. Osborne
and George Sheen aker; bond Si2 40. Letters OF
administr alton were is.ued q Jus,us 1. Mccarthy
Oh the estates OF Thomas Mccarthy and Martin
Day, br uds 5 0cU and Sf00
Police COURT, Judge SaeH.-To day, John
Healy. carrying conce slee pons; six month. in
JaI. Marshall BIoWn, nis hit scay enger, char ged
with neglect to clean the premise of y person with
in y hCuIs after having beea nOtites plea led
guilty and WAS fired e5. Frederick Falbush, as
s9l,t and battery en- Mary Fslbush, Is wife; SlC
AID cosis: Sarah q. johnson and Nancy Harris
larceny OF piece Of calico, worth %; sixty day.
each in Isi.. Robert Dorsey, Ssmuel Taylor, ana
James Henry were charged with stealing some oil
cloth from ia front OF Dodsons carpet store. Dor
sey and Toy Tor were sentenced to Jail sixty DAY
each and Henry was discharged.
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TIE THzATKRs.-" Rosedale or the RITA
Ball, as performed by the author of the pIav
and the able support he has at the National
Ihes,er TINS week, was great dramatic treat.
and about the best performance of the season s1
far. II will be repeated for the last time this
evening, "a the sensational drama After
park is 10 be brought out on Monday evening
with Mrs Saville az the heroine, and strong
cast otherwise, and, as usual, great attention
VIII be paid to the scenery and machinery on
ms well managed stage. The orchestra, under
Harry Wldmer, deserve the thanks of pay
gcers for their excellent playing OF the music of
the best composers. which adds greatly to the
pleasure OF the performances.
Tonight Is the last chance 10 see the excellent
variety entertainment AT the Theater COmique,
which has 50 delighted the audiences this week,
ss there will be change of programme next
next week. The frequent changes of performers
ana performances at this theateI tend to keen
ny the interest, as play gOers soon tire of the
same thing owe; and over again, no L after how
good ii is.
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CHILDREN will save their pspss a great many
dollars If they will coax them to buy their little
alpine" hats of Carter & Co., 424 9Th 1t. 3
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: IL you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned In q frst-ciass mauSer
sent them TO A. Fisher, No. els 9Th street, emo
site Patent Office. The Professor will give Won
satisfaction without fail. Kid Gloves cleaned
nicely and cheap. 9,2I,S:
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THERMOMETERS and Baroneters arc REPAIRED
end made to order nv Hempler. near Az street
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LOCAL NEWS.
Apzsements, &C., To-ntxht.

N.tic-eI Dsater.-Lester wslIack and MS New
York company in I" Rosedale."
fhsdter Oo-iqse.-Oomic opera, drama, COM
edy, suritsque, sOrgs, dances, etc.
o3d Ps'lCIgs' RIu-Last night OF the Fair for
the Uesaent OF ST. NIncent's Orphan Asylum
WRi,iaft's RSli-Grand Fair of Liberty Lodge,
X. OF p.
CeH,ordia H1U.-COncert OF the Marine Band