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gamma’ (Katha.
A T. N. DWYER, JOHN H. WHITE,
No. 42 Maiden Lane and 25 W. Broadway, New York. L A W 0 F F I 0' E,
All kinds of E No. 169 Broadway. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .New York.

PAPER MAKER’ S STOCK

, Bought and sold. Dealer in
ROPES, BAGGING, TWINE, OIL CLOTH, &>c., doc.
_&*Highest prices paid for waste paperfm 1-tf

HAFFE RTY &. MOHUG H,

ORK IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS,
Wholesale and Retail,
No.77 FULTON STREET,
One door East of Gold st., New York.
0. Hu'nr.rr. [2-3m] J. MCHUGH.

BEEBE HALL & SANDS,

IOOIHIISSION PAPER DEALER.
No. 27 Beekman street,
RoI>nIcxBxEBn,

CHARLES C. HALL, } New York.
CHARLES E. Sums. 8-tf
H. ALBRIGHT,
‘TOBACCO AND SRGAR EMPORIUM,
' No. 110 Court street.
Between Amity and Congress, [7 -tf] Brooklyn.

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Dunks, Statiunmy, &r.

‘W. D. ROE & CO.,
STATIONIERS, PRINTERS,

AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
59 WALL STREET,
Corner of Hanover, New York.

PRINTING, ENGRAVING, LITHOGRAPHING,
BINDING AND RULING, '
_ In all its branches.
We have constantl on hand a fine assortment of both
" STAP E and FANCY ST-S.'IIONERY.
We respectfully solicit orders, being confident that we can
give satisfaction to all who may favor us with their patronage.
'WiLLIAiI D. Ron.» [7-6m] PETER MONEGHAN.

MOORE’S IRISH MELODIES.
MOORE’S IRISH MELODIES.
MOORE’S IRISH MELODIES.
MOORE-’S IRISH MELODIES are now being published by
HARPER & MASON, at Nos. 119 and 121 Nassau street, N. Y.
. This is unquestionably the best edition ever published in this
or any other country.
THIRTY-TWO NUMBERS
will complete the work. Each part will contain a beautiful title
, with an appropriate design, a characteristic steel engrav-
and twelve pages of music, printed on splsaiid rausic paper,
manufactured expressly for the Melodies.
‘ AGENTS‘ WANTED
to sell the above work, and as liberal arrangements will be made
with the right sort of men, none but those who can give satisfac-
tory references need apply. tf

' Jllritiral.

DR. D. R. SHANAHAN,
‘SURGEON AND AOOOUOHEUR,

Can be consulted at his omce,
No. 67 Fifteenth street,
[7 -tfj New York.

filnairul.

 
E. MANAHAN’S B RASS BAND.
MILITARY AND OlVlO_ PHRADES ATTENDED.
PARADES. &c., supplying any number of Musicians.
The QUADRILLE BA'ND attends Balls. Excursions and Pri-
yate Parties. EDWARD M ANAHAN. Lender,
411 Broome. street, cor. of Elm.
N. B.—This band has no connection with any other of the
lime. 2-3111

 

Between 6th and 7th avenues.

ililliarim. .

PHELAN’S
BILLIARD TABLES AND COMBINATION OUSHIONS.
PHELAN &‘ COLLENDER, Manufacturers,
63, 65, 67 and 69 Crosby street,
New York.

 

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, MURCH, HATTER.

R001’. 0! Twentieth street and Third Aveo,

Model Hats and Caps for Gentlemen, plain and fancy styles of
Ladies’. Misses and Children’s of every variety, produced with
inimitable taste and fashion, consisting of all the various braids

Residence, 32 West 35th street.

JOHN DOYLE,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.

Office, No. 13 Chambers street.

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JAMES M. SHEEHAN,

ATTORNEY AMD OOUNSELLOR AT LAW.

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JOHN MOCUNN.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW

ones! at 9 Wall street, N. Y.

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-MICHAEL DOHENY,

ATTORNEY AND OOUNSELLOR AT LAW.

Office, No. 6 Centre street.
Business hours from 10 A. M. to 4 P. M.

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WILLIAM E. ROBINSON,

ATTORNEY AND 00 UNSELLOR AT LAW.

NOTARY PUBLIC,
AND COMMISSIONER FOR SEVERAL STATES.
Law Ofiice 267 Broadway, New
Residence 219 West 32d street.

York,
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JOSEPH B..TULLY,

ATTORNEY AND OOUNSELLOR AT LAW,

20 Nassau street,
1'7‘ aovdm N0. 10. 

New York.

PATRICK R. GUINEY,

ATTORNEY AND OOUNSELSOR AT LAW,

No. 3 State street, Boston.
Ofiice hours—from 9 A.M., to 4 P.M.

Business in Norfolk county attended to at No. 9 Washington

place, Roxbury. from 7 to 9 A.M.. and from 5 to 9 RM. 15
B. S._ TREANOR, .
ATTORNEY AND 00 UNSELLOR AT LA W.

l2_ Tremont street,

Near the Museum, Boston.

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Mr. T. practices in all the Courts of the Commonwealth, and

the U. S. Courts.

Particular attention paid to conveyancing and the examination

of title to real estate.
Naturalization papers procured every day during the
of the Courts except Saturdays.

sittings
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WILLIAM J, K__A__NE,

ATTORNEY A317 «'30 EFNSELAZSEB 
No. 13 Chambers street, New York.
Titles Searched, Mortga. es Foreclosed &c.

I'M‘-1W.

gntrla anti Restaurants.

THE FLAG OF OUR UNION,

BY

T. CORBETT,

On the Tenth Street Road to Calvary Cemetery,

(Late of the.Brick Building.)
IN THE FRAME COTTAGE HOUSE,

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On the left going, -and on the right coming back from the

Cemetery.
REFRESHMENTS ALWAYS ON HAND.

The best of Entertainment for man and horse.
will see the Flag of our Union, by

Recollect, you
T. CORBETT.

L. W. P A I‘: KE ii’S
GEN I'RAl.- SHADES,
563 Sixth Avenue, near 34th st.

Reading Room and Quoit Grounds attached to the premises.

24-tf

P.DOWD,
PRC'P:‘.IEl’Uini. OF ‘i HE SENATE,
No. 47 Ann street,

.- ..vo.—.w.. .

Keeps constantly on hand a choice assortment of‘ Ales, Wines,

Liquors and Segars, Cold Cuts, Sandwiches, &c. 2

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HUGIIE’S SHADE

N. E. cor. William and John sts., N. Y.

S.

ALES, WINES, LIQUORS AND SEGARS, OYSTERS

and other Refreshments.
FREE LUNCH from 10 till half-past 11, A. M.

The ALE VAULTS of this establishment are unsurpassed by

any in the city.
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T. L Y N C H
FULTON FERRY, Brooklyn.
Choice Brands of

IN” V» P-’.’r’§Y,. .‘.’:~:prEetor.

from which summer goods are manufactured. 26—tf ALE8, Wlgggw  Agg gEGAR8_ 2_tf
flung: jamigbiug Qfiuniig, PA, T It I C K M. M A S T E R S .0 N ,.
258 First av., cor. 15th st., N. Y.
T_ LAN1GAN_ ALES, WINES, IIIOUOIIS AND SIGARS,
of the best quality always on hand. . 7-313

ATTRESB AND BEDDING EMPORIUII

‘S.LV OSINVIILS

   

AND T RADE SUPPLIED.

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Best Live Geese Feathers always on hand.
FANCY IRON BEDSTEDS, CRIBS AND HA7’ STANDS.
Manufactured and got up in the neatest style.

No. 67 Bowery, corner of Canal street. and
4 Essex Market, Grand street, New York.

yanch store, 80 Fulton street, Brooklyn. 9-tf

PERKINS & BROTHER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
OARPETING. OIL CLOTHS, MATIING, STAIR RODS,

WINDOW SHADES, &o. .
No. 104 Bowery,

Near Grand street,

5'tf New Y 'Jl‘I'.

Duran Stramabipr.

STEAM TO IRELAND, ENGLAND, AND SCOTLAND

For $30. _
THE ATLANTIC

ROYAL MAIL ST!‘-‘.AM NAVIGATION COMPANY

NEW YORK AND GALWAY LINE.

The staunch and I':i2Wr‘.!‘I£ll Iron Steamer PRINCE ALBERT,

Capt. NI(‘litIl.AS : I:m.vsi~.‘. will sail frcaci l’;\I':*.'«.r York on

Mails.

THUL~5-

DAY, April 26, touching at St. Johns,  F., to mceive the Royal

THESIS CS1‘ FASGAOE.
First Clfiiocaooooo-ocean zone: . c. ....$'-9'1’, and 
. _ $30
[,,c1ud§,.g Er-..»e lick-zts to many of the principal cities
main lines of 1'ailway in Great Britain and Ireland.
Third class must provide plate, knife, fork, water’ c
bedding.
First Cabin Passage to St. Johns. . . . . . . . . .5835.

on I.Il(

an and

Passage in the'Third Class can be secured to bring persons
out from Galway for $_32i;IF0m Dublin, Cork or Limerick, £35;
from Belfast or Waterfowl, S337 ; from Londonderry, $375; from

London. Liverpool or Glasgow for $40.

For Passage Tickets, either to or from any part of Great

Britain,'or further information. apply only to

ALEX. HOLLAND, a co,

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Agents for the line, No. 64 Broadway , I

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WINES, LIQUORS AND SEGA

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WILLIAM WILSON

71 Liberty street
IMPORTER AND DEALER

WINES, BRANDIHIES. SEGARS. &C.
§‘ Country and Family orders supplied. ' 18 tf

PETER J. TULLY,
Dealer in

WINES, BRANDIES AND SEGARS

No. 38 Frankfort street, and -
7-3m No. 37 Burling Slip, New York.

JASPER M. WHITTY,‘

Dealer in

WINES. BRA'NIl~IES ALES AND SEGARS,
131 Avenue A, cor. Ninth street,
Opposite Tompkins Square, New York.

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JOHN BRESLIN,

143 Avenue B, corner of 9th street, 97 Seventh Ave., cor.
17th street, and 195 West 17th street, New York,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Imported

BRANDIRS, W11‘. ES. GINS, IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKEI
LONDON and DUBLIN PORTER, and SCOTCH ALES
' of various brands.
Also, all kinds of Domestic Liquors. Ale by the hogsheadbi
barrel. Cordials, Syrups and Segars. _ _
Goods delivered free to any part of the city, Brooklyn, W_1l-
liamsburgh, or Jersey City. All crders from the country or city
punctually attended to, and dispatched at the shortest notice.
6-3m

JAMES DOUGHERTY,
Dealer in

R s ,

360 Hudson avenue, Brooklyn. IO-tf

JAMES MCCORMICK & CO.,

29 Beaver street, _

Ofi‘er for sale, from the U. S. Bonded Warehouses, of their own
imprrtatiou, the following merchandise:
PELLEVOISLN HIGHLY F l.AVUIIl1.D ROCHELLE BRANDY
From the-old established house of Messrs. Pellevoisin,

Aine&Co.
Holland Gin,
Imperial Crown, and
Other Brands of Scheidam,
Burgundy Port Wine,
Dufi‘ Gordon Sherry,
Pale and Brown,
wson d‘ Son’s
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'7-tf

John.
Dvyoiiaz Malt,
Meehan Whiskeys.

Yillual.

COAL! COAL I
J. BAGLEY is now prepared to furnish parties with the best

QUALITY OF COAL,

either by the cargo or ton. Guarantees full weight or forfeit

coal. Yards
No. 5 OAK ST., and 7 BROAD ST., N. Y.

0055 

I have constantly on hand the best quality of

FAMILY O OAL,
suitable for stoves, ranges, grates and furnaces, which I will de
liver, screened, in the best order, at $4 25 per ton, from yards
corner of King and Greenwich streets; corner of New Bowery
and Roosevelt; 63 Canal, near Allen street, and 137 Duane, ne

West Broadway. .
7 -3m MATTHEW CLINTON.

7-3m

I fiiiliiurn Qiqtipmrnta.
THE NEW YORK
MlI.ITAB.Y fl%.QUll’Mlé1Nl" MAl\’UFAC’f0liY,

No. 10 North William street, N. Y.
D .

F. BER HEB & CO.,
(WILLIAM E. .HILL, Agent,I

Caps, Belts, Knapsacks, Plumes, Pompous, Epaulettes, Belt-
plates and Ornaments of\every description. Police Badges,
Horse Equipments, &c. Samples sent to all parts of the United
States and Canada on New York city reference. 6-3:):

r L A G s, «
F_L A G s,
F‘L A G s.
SARA I MOFADDEN,

LIARITIIIE AND NAI‘i_ONAl. FLAG MANUFACTURER,
198 Hudson street, New York.

Flags of all nations, Maritime. Military and Civic Flags con-
stantly on hand or made to order. Marryatt’s, and Rodgers’
and other signals. Bunting, wholesale and retail. Flags, Ban-
ners and Bunting to let (for Inside decorations). Flag-Signs,
for merchants, stores, captains of vessels, ship chandlers, etc.,
supplied on liberal terms. Old Flags repaired. 18-tf

Qimw uni! illiatnla.

MUSKETS TO HIRE.

Flint and Percussion Muskets, Swords, Belts, Bayenets,
sheaths, Cartridge Boxes, Ensigns, Guide Colors, Pioneer Caps,
Axes, Aprons. &c.,

TO LET, ALL ENTIRELY NEW,

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DRILLS. PARADES, TARGET EXCURSIONS. &C.
BRASS CANNONS always on hand, and SALUTES

fired. at the .hoi'test notice.
E‘ A LAROE CAMP TENT TO HIRE. ‘Q
I GEORGE MAWBEY,
City Armory, cor. Elm am‘. White sts., N. Y.

MICII A-‘I HI. I 2’C‘ »NI‘.' ELL,
GUN, RIFLE, ARI) I’lS’I‘O‘.I MAKER,
No. 42 Fulton street

(()veI‘ Horton & RohserIs<>iI’s J er elry store.)
Double and Siiiglc Guns .H_‘to<,-.k<v-.d, and Jobbing neatly done.
3-tf - ,

7 -3m

I fiaohlcs anti harness.

   

JOHN HAGGERTY,
SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER”

133 Duane and 3 Marion st., New York.

collars, &c., &c.—, always on hand. 7.311;

A dence.

Dill Dusting ant Distributing.
 
J. S. PERAZ’S
BILL POSTING AND DISTRIBUTING DEPOT.
' 8 Chambers street, N. Y.

Posting done in Brooklyn and adjoinin towns All d
punctually attended to, and if necessary agguarautee givtéln :3;
the faithful performance. Orders received at 8 Chambers st or at
the office of this paper. A §’2_tf

BOSTON BILL POSTING.
J. L. VIALLE & J. DONNELLY,

BILL POSTERS AND DISTRIBUTORS.

Orders received at 3 Devonshire st., Boston,

fl‘ Cheapness, Fidelity and Dispatch. 343

TAKE NOTICE.

BILL POSTING. BILL POSTING.
WM. H. WILLIAMS,

BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR,

27 Ann street basement);
All Work done Neat, Quick, Cheap.
Horses and Wagons always ready, day and night, to expedite
the work

@ Don’t pass Williams’, 27 Ann street. 5.1;;

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PROSPECTUS

0!‘;

Ew WEEKLY IRISH JOURNAL,

TO BE CALLED

“ THE PHOENIX.”

Ofiice, 44 Ann street, New York.‘

THE first number of the Pnuimx will be issued on Wednesday
for the week ending on the 4th of June next.

The proprietors of this enterprise desire to be as brief and ex-
plicit as possible, in stating the principles on, and the objects
for, which it is undertaken. '

The principle is this: The capital has been subscribed in
shares of $25 each to be limited to two hundred, and the finan-
cial department will be under the supervision of a Committee,
to be named by the Shareholders; but the policy and course of
the Journal shall not be controlled, in the least, by any persons
having a pecuniary interest therein.

In this the PII(E.\'IX will be entirely different from all other
Irish Journals. It will occupy a position of complete indepen-
It will announce its own doctrines, and enforce its own
opinions, independent of preconceived views, interests and preju
dices, to none of which it will ever cater.

The name PHcENIx suggests the principles and objects of the
Journal that assumes it; being emblematic of a resurrection and
a new existence. Its efforts will be mainly, if not exclusively,
devoted to inculcate the belief, and elevate it into a conviction,
that it is paramount the duty of Irishmen:

First. ——To disconnect thegiselves from all English associations,

Secondly.—To abstain from any participation in the farce of
electing members to the English Parliament.

Thirdly.——To enter into an extensive, sincere and brotherly
combination among themselves.

Fourthly.—To base that combination on a stern resolution; to
use all honorable means, and seize on every feasible opportunity
to extirpate, root and branch from Ireland. the English garrison,
English government, English laws, ,Eng.ish landtenure, and all
the adjuncts of English usurpation; to restore the soil of the Is-
land to the Irish people; and for this end make immediate and
continuous preparation: and regard all legitimate weapons as fair,
all aid acceptable, and every chance a pre-ordained opportunity.

In this will consist the first, last and chief object, duty, aim
and ambition of the PH(ENIX. _

With the partizaiiship Of’ American politics it will not interfere.
From American factions and cliques, it will keep entirely aloof.
It will not hesitate, however, to advocate the principles of genu-
ine Rcpublicanisin here as well as at home; and it will be prompt
and proud to uphold all good, generous and honorable men, who
are true friends to liiimaii freedom, without refer/Iice to their
political connection in America. It will especially sustain and
encourage those whose sympathies are in favor of the liberation
of Ireland, and expose and oppose the enemies and Inaligners 01
the Irish name and race wherever they present themselves.

With what ability THE PH(E.\'IX will be conducted; with what
interest its literature will be invested; and with what wisdom its
policy will be conceived and vigor enforced; how far, and in
what respects it will excel other Journals, and commend itself to
the educated, high-miiided and brave, this is not the place to say.
Of‘ its merits or demerits let performances and not promises be
the test.

The policy which the PHcE.\'ix will in'culcate, and the principle
of action it will recommend, will be under the sole direction and
control of JOHN ()’MAHONY.

MR. JAMES ROCHE, late of the Irish News, will be the Act?
ing Editor, and to him all communications on literary subjects
must be addressed. , ,

MR. P. O’DEA will superintend the business department, anti
receive all communications on business matters.

fir For ’erms see fourth page.
NEW YORK, June 4, 1859.

PHIESIIX BUSINESS NOTICES.

Subscriptions of clubs and single subscribers will be promptly
attended to by addressing P. O’DEA, at the Publication_ Ofiice,
No. 44 Ann street, New York. ’

g‘ The Pncamx is published on Tuesday of each week.
Any New York or Brooklyn subscriber who is served with a
copy later than 2 o’clock on the following day, will oblige us
by reporting the same at this office. A

WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF THE PHCENIX.
H. DEXTER & CO., 113 Nassau street, N. Y.
Ross & Toussr, 1'21 Nassau street, N. Y.
HAMILTON & JOHNSON, 20 Ann street, N. Y.
HENDRICKSON, BLAKE 8: Loss, 23 Ann street, N. Y.
YATES & Bxxsn. 19 Beekman street, N. Y.

, BOYLE & (_7ii.ii~.'I>I.i«:i:, 32 Ann street, N. Y.
OKIE, DAYTON & JONES, 29 Ann street, N. Y.

JAMES CAI\"l‘WELL., EsQ., corner of 20th and Chestnut streets,
Philadelphia, has kindly consented to receive subscriptions fi-on
clubs and single Sl1I)SCI‘lbeI‘S for THE PH(ENIX.

I

THE PHCENIX IN CANADA.
J. J. FLYNN, 105 McGill street, l\IOnf:cal, C. E.

The PIICENIX is for sale at Ihe following places:

M. A. HARDING, Liberty street, Biddeford, Maine.

M. H. BIRD, 297 Western Row, bet. 7 th and 8th sts., Cincin., 0,
WM. CONNELLY, corner of Chatham and Mott sts., N. Y.

P. J. DOOLEY, 152 River street, Troy, N. Y.

BERNARD DoI.EN, Castletou, Vt.

R. COBURN, 118 and 120 Tchoupetoulas Street and 162 Poydras
street, N. 0., La.
0. E. DUFFY, Bookseller and Stationer, 563 7 th street, Wash-

ington, D. C.