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AVAILABLE REMEDY.

u TO NEssRs PEAsE SONS. IS plvsion-szeei--f0o
preparation deserves Few remarks iro ~
experience Being hal4s OF addressing frequently s
meetings. nv reaSered s0-eepH6le Of colo if'
ea.arius Bfe fous4 NV and health gradually deeaylns by
spirits .inkne nv lua.s falling and voice faierins fast In Ae
had lost al aope- an hour fearful 81 bursting
yoar Hoeheund Candy and The It had elected c"e'o
me believe took bs, one package unorab ynP-
disappeared and w general health eridesty Improved lee
reSenera,ed completely that freely empowered to SPEAK
and act better ,has did wears n: appetite good and
general restored Yea make ans Use you peas O. '
eescs,s ~ = would be INJUSTICE to Withhold public
well as yolr.clf - - -. = =, - ,.,
- Each Package c Psase Candy siched Pease
c
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Rhubarb at Mamma 81 S. Do small at
los 5s; th foil at 9 u do lraEa
can loi Seminary 2.Jf cases Caaonne Cow
81 Lac Dye 20 bales Ipecae at s 80 Tbs fhosPhou
E, i.12i; 30 bss JaDiper Berries at &c.
BY AUSTIN, wrLnEsDise GO
Tr.eTerras ,,osHv.op-s double eh LIE IL do do llJ
eh C do 6 10 hf chit. ec aoc; 10 dc Soc 10 49,
Young y.olah f ch aa; 30 do s3s 10 do Sc 10 do ''e
do @ 40 DO e9c a eh double, 9e % chs e' % 5o OHs Sc
Ga0powsss hf eh, ice cae 10 DO See II do Soc Il
do M 1 DO Sc do sic; do ee u do Csc; ch double b1s
ne,;.-7 If eh s 81 DO SIDE as; Is do ac "a dc sc
IS do soc; 81 do 7a 80 DO Csc eht' double bss, ls4c
bx Csc e5 do eac; Is do Gle; y do soc;
H ssn-a chit. 6c; size 80 do 53l,; sc Withdrawn.
rwtakay-O hf sc: &c do sic; 80 DO SOC
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CONTENTS OF
CONTENTS OF
THE NEW WORL D,
Eor tho Week ending INV I. hS4R

DEATH-Peached BY the Rev orvile Dewey
D. D. the tho Messiah the Sunday subsequent
the demise Of the President Of the United States.
H. delivered Philadelphia the Death Of General
Harrison By Rev. Geo. w Bethune, D. D.
ILL., BARxARy Rvpct-By BozPar So including chapters
" TEN Taovs.xD YEAR. (Con,inued@
v TIE EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS HoMaFATKIc PKYs
CLAM
W. onlc.x.L PoE1RY"Thc Spirits Air" by Mcclellan Jr
Tale c: Chareccmbe village by Henry Watson, Eq- The
Liliy.'
VII. BLACKBERRY PisKisc-A Yankee Story. capaly told
VIII IxrEREsse Foreign sarra received by the
Great Western.
TX wsHfscroS CoRRrsroxpEScE full complete Domestic In
eig.ncc, &c.
Terms 50 year. s. for two copies Single copies
e. or, Subscriptions office of publication 30 Ana
s,, J. WINCHESTER, Publisher. ago 2t
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sIIERrIAN,S COTGM LICENCES.

TIME Medicine dcoyeed-Ihs astonishing sue
cess attending highly popular Lozenges alno', nercdi
those who have had personal observation OF their virtues
Mr. Henry s. Barker, 81 Greenc-strect.
Mr. Stephen Smith, Ct Tcnth-s,reet
AIR. Charlie. Perkins, Il Bowcry.
Mr. John Starkey. Goyernier-strcet
Res. Mr. Hancock, fs1 Pcarl-sreet.
Mr. NJ. E. Martini XII Wilinn-stIec;-
Mr. r. 6. Stacy, &C Weoscr-srcet
Mr. T Matthew 5 Cnrelias street
Col {. ). Bcnson 2ls Bleecker-strcet
Hon. G. b. Miner, beecker and Carriinc-strccs
hundreds been cured Of dstrssg Colds and
Coughs snd few heurs when they had 'ieu
weeks The Editors OF nearly al
the City papers used them. and their testimony IN 'h
favsr. r,, -,
Wholesale and retail LOG Nassau street AgensMIhurch -.
Bowcry; Hale Toninc Building Wal Nicely, VI itudsnst
and 3 Bleeckers; Sands Broadway; Rus'on x sPm
wall three stores l39 F9on-st Brooklyn; ReddE
Stofs Ro.ton
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HENARNARLE CASE.

Mir NTEFY North Sxth-stree, Phindcphia AGENT -I
fE SHERMANs Medicatcd ozenres that poor woman
at his Office tha her daughter seven years old hI
81 Gov nearly three years acDdd 10 the SIZE OF
grown PERSONS her and legs s~oes that She could mol
wink or help herself although she could much two orix
nan rhrv had loved celebrated doctors who could do
nothing her. her curab Her husband haa
abandoned all idea Of Hg do any hlne
more for her and looked alone take her out Of her misery
Mrs Narpy believing be Of Worms gave her box
If Sbcn Worm lozenre and days She returned with
eamnc in her the ozcngcs had saved her child e
er ali had up The FIRST dose brought away nearly pat
~ in ono living mass taken boxes before she
was entirely cured having after the first dose which She could
M, onp, .y, worms week She literally eaten
,b ,be Another the almost miraculous eSicacy
f Sbernaa Ioxense Principal oce Hew-iork LOG Nassau
oi sue "'"" o- ar
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ROLIED GERMAN SILVER.
AMERICAN MUSEUM.

BRO4DW4Y OPPOSITE ST. PAULS CHURCH,
Imaginable dro and original eincaor OF Scotch,
Irish Flu tch French Yankee and other characers-
scientific eSpcrmcAter on Animal
eANDERBEK the unrivaled instrument miaos
-all n the Evening.
PROGRAMME.
Mr. Wmchel-INNS and OUTS Landlords and Travellers
Coloauy in hungry of the Emoad Isle Agonty
cockny Gregory eye good apologies good 10,
nothing else Simon stairs Muhe stab oo VINO cuftu
singing Travellers who would eat every thing IN
TRIP 20 NIAGARA FALs-An original initiative song by Mr.
w Passengers in the old gentleman and his lady, whch rs
inc oc mother crying infant passengers
bsbv talk Crossing the FAIRY View Of the Falls punhas F
osophical reasons by Yankee. :, -, e,
AGERIE-An original Bureta by Mr. W. Snowman;
nour, and gifts Of eoquense arno To inc muttuoo
old clephant i0hi o man. CUNT
GUS fa,hcrcd nature Geological o"hcer
D,chon Johannes Van
aucr. travels York search OF HIS son III the East
interesting genius precoey off business unsuccessu
uscle n NcwYork. very rich =, -, .Lo,,-
ing haa pa. pull thus tew hnmi Sails hrst AT
,e,,n NJ hcau.cac hing TO vnricd each evening"
C,udr-bek will appear beautiful adanta uoIh an,
,anr the English Buge Scotch Bagppes Madame Cahder
bek will p-esdc at the Harp IN ,,:. =. s,or, ,e,-
of Dr. Colycr viii deliver SNORT ec-
,rre and Animal Magnetism, on aiyin- SUBJECT
Also cxlbipg Fancy Working and the rahu
The performances will evening his week "
! o'clock ., , r.oo - o,,,s,
o vtors admitted the same day frae IN oroer
| - enable rhom 10 witness he Saloon Entertainments .
Aduttance and all the entertainments
| Children under 20 ear of half-pricc ~
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BROTHER JONATHAN.
Contents for Saturday next, Nay T..

Contents for Saturday next, uay ), IS&E.
Poor Be,rcrr Pale Of Emigration BY H. Hastings Weld
illustrated wi, large and beautiful Engraving
Tnr WORLD OF LoNpoN.-FreEn Blackwood for April
CHARLES O'M.LLEY.-rwo new Chapters.
Music- Father weep Ballad by Mrs Hsnry Shelton
Now published IL this County
B.pNApY RupGE-Two Chapters,
The CosT CT RrpvrATIoN-A riing Sketch from Tas Lor
don Magazine.
FLOWER. or HEMP; THE NrwcATE GARL.NpA capital sa
tire from Ta's London Magazine for April
City News Foreign News, per Steamship Great
Western, News of the Week &c, &c
Price SIX CENTS Copy.
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. leo:

Washington City April 9th the Rev. Andrew T. Mccormick
50 YEAR,.
age. A patriot Of the Revolution
Az Middleton Conn April 3d. Dr. Miner, aged Gi
Al Fairfield Conn., Abel Turncy aged 70 soldier Of the
Revolution.
In this city April 2h Chhanna widow Of the late George
/ (;ardu ed
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cxrrYnpEy DIE OF WORMS.

,UeRMaNS WORM LOZENGkS Will entirely destroy all kinds
= Of Worms. non of boxes sold yearly Dr.
bancrtreet Dr. Hunter los Sixth Avenue Dr. Castle l0i do
and many other Physicians Of the highest respectab use them IN
their practice. >. ,,,,. 800, mod ,hroo 81
Mr orn Cross So Futonscei cured hce OF
ms children Of only box ofSherm1hs srn ioZehse
Sold NJ the Warehouse, los Nassau-srect -.,,.,.
ou a. chnrcb 1ss Bowerv Rushton Aspnwa. Sc William
stree, Broadway 10 Aston House Neeicys
street, New ok and Mrs Hayes l39 fson-st no9hsH.
ruu7,usN,s POOR MANS PLASTER, FOR
ONLY ONE SHLLINGwarrartcs better than any oher IA
A. prc thew may sold for. The Poor Mans Plaster Ill
part o ths fooS S we" ~ oacA' soc Vi
breast also piles, teethns in chittren $50 ~, i
Mr. David Wlanis old Revolutionary soldier OF tiLa1n-
~ ua cured OF Rheumatism BY in less than two day
oc- having suffered almost he pess condo
Sd ~ ls6 Nassau-strcet Charchs leo fo"ery Sands
-, n,av Nccly'. 22l Becckcr-st, ac News Room W all
-, S yort l3s Fuon-strcc, Brooklyn Reddns, sac-st
Boston.
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~ To our Friends down Iown.-For the convenience
of m fric,Is in the FRS, Ward arranged with Mr. j. W.
HALE Of the Merchants Rooms in Wall Pearstrec TO
receive subscription, for The TEinrSr COX
will always be opex there of friends from A. ~
till every weekday and those wishing to be served with the
paper il! please with Mr. Hale Single copies
always for sale at his News-Room Price, One Cent.
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al drrfrO :

18th Rev. Timothy Atkinson OF Quebec 20 Hen
rca Littehcld OF this city.
In this city April 18th John Mary Jane daughter of
Mr. William Poe all OF this city
Al Mobile joachim Margaret Mott formerly Of New
York. 80
At New Orleans April Francis Beck Rosetta Laco!n
Youngest daughter OF thu late Rev. James F. Hull.
In this April Eberczcr H. Rogers OF Norwich Conn., to
Margaret w. Leech, Of this city.
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VALUABLE REMEDY
FOR cot CHS AND CO L ID S.
Nome need despair after reading the following
TESTIH0tIiLS.


TESTIA03IALS.
have coubed ier.b alarming cough ~hAa settled
my g. threatened aEroe iuuodS'e death Hae Use
many cough eed,es experiencing relief and MIDI
Pea-e orebound and 1t afforded immediate re-
LEI njsy good health better ihan have foE ten
'''' "~- E. p. MESERyE, le1 First
Pc Es4Ece Of creho1d Candy aSd have found
naedre fer the for vh'c s intended
J. LINDSEY, Pastor of ". Z. Church, Secosd T.
made tra of the parcel Horhouai Candy and
nothing taken has afforded degree Of the eisi nave
derived fror your excellent ye: Pleasant remedy
s. KELLOGG, Recent Pastor Of 81 E. Church WiBei q
No pubs speaker Pase Essence HorehOsnd
Candy. can e,ecruTy recommend it. Rev j. AYERS
ltc Pastor If " Chsrch HALEY Church Newark " j.
or rquire o5s Broad street, Newark.
Rev iapey rs Crosby street also tested the virtaee
OF Pease's Candy.
Elder Knapp also n-ed Pea foreh.uad Candy ans
meads pubic speakers.
Rev j. Crawford Pastor Of the NJ f cheh rorsy,h
Modcatcd Candy and recommends to all those
requires ;hs use of the voice
Rev DR. 8 Iuekcy the NY District, has used Poase
Candy and recommends it 10 all reed Of heaiiug
and csratve qsaiies.
Rev Mr. Whitaker OF the Presbyterian Church. Cathrtne
street csrner Of Naisop also recommends Peac
HerehouHd Caady
Rev Mr. Griffin Par,or OF NJ ces,enay Church, Bcokys also
recommend. Pea-e', Candy
WHOOPING COUGH.
Parents VIII had fcasc Chncy S lot
DE-. ROGERS.
TIE Pcac IIorekound Candy with
bounded .rcscs al afflicted with
pulmonary d.ea-es.
for the y Y York Rarond Co 20 Second ST.
pcar Sd avenue.
J. Mortimer. g Main .treet, BROOKLYN l.
A. Z. Biooigood, l47 York street. Broohln.
r Weld, los Duape 81. 6. Jenner 30 Henry
w Peck Broadway T II. Thompson III Ludlow ST.
A. Whirlock 40 Water J. Patten l2e Cedar
T. H. Lyell Carroll Place.
Full have been handed in by Of mos
popular physicians councs cergyen and mssi respectable et-
zens, performing what promised.
Beware Closed the Sabbath
ADMINISTRATION & Afinwall i'll AL three stores j. Boum
Ann Broadway ucsi. CO. Of Ann and Nassau
Tmpson grocer Fuon and William kcaSe Broadway
Hays Brooklyn: T Owen syt Aveuue Cory 1913
Spring Patrick grocer ae6 Pearl Bu.ri 81 Grand Smith
Broadway MARITIME 2li and 9th Teal
lG Hudson and by all respectable grocers.
Agents cfhs Ciy-Zicbe s. Docki, Philadelphia Red
ding Boston, Mass. Curns & Co.. Is Exchange Place
New Orleans, Robeson, 10 Balimore-st- Baltimore, Md
CAUTI0N-One Iar,iSularthere
abroad abundance you particular tina, pack
age PEASE SON As Division street. will be all o.
just please have Copyright secured Count
wishing Candy have S of for cash. al
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PRENrUN PATENT REDsTEADs.

StPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS NOW N USE. HEWITT
- specially informs the Public
ms Patent Beleead
encc at has old stand No - Huontreet Chambers Those
nnacquand with the character Eesteai invited
TO call and exanne the principle the and the with which
be and taken down. requiring bcdkey He
a"ays happy exhibit both who and
those who do He hundreds respectable
citizens Eho have tested il By use.
A"-iIair Mattresses, Feather The
Southern trade supplied a22 6n
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At an auction sale day by AUSTIN WiImerdng Co.
prices well sustained and nearly the whole parcel was
sold.
The the Cayuga County Bank are redeemed al pe VIEW
York State Bank, Albany.
The Planters Bank of Tennessee dividend Of
per cent
The State Bank Georgia dividend of three and half per cent
for the six months.
Treasury falling due In May neA' VIII DC pun" u W ~
cs Bank in this city
B statement, published by Bank of Virginia that institution
nppours TO cosd,ion The specie on hana 'ea "
$40 49, aud the circulation S2i'9,29o
W. notice in Bee that the loan negotiated ny "en
,, for Texas was million Of dollars OF Texas bonds
II is not stated what terms the loan was obtansa'
The LEGISLATURE Of the State OF Michigan before adjournment
law authorship the OF State scrip The Detroit Ao-
yerr saws this scrip cnyironcd by guards and VIII FUR
p circulating medium and will enable the State to meet its
liabilities. .
David Dudley having resigned Presidency Traders
Bank Boston, Damug Jarvis Esq. elected 10 fill his place
The Evening that the amount Of toll received on the
Utica and Schenectady Railroad the LIST OF March Is so
enr les during the rcroda year
The amount 1910 ihan $4,000 less nnn for 1852
The Rochester says Wheat has advanced shade on
quoted prices, rs a Sic The supfk isvery small
Corn has shug aud three andspenee and
good demand at thai:
Flour i quoted at i.25.
RICHMOND April 26Thc Tobacco market has not been affected
forcgn better spirit manifest at the warehouse
to-day ~ and not warranted III noting
advance upon former prices
Flour A. 81; Other kinds Of produce without change
PHILADELPHIA, April 27-Therc animated demand Tor
Flour and taken for export ~ for Eastern
Pennsylvania i4+ 1871 fer Western Pennsylvania Wheat
sells freely a, o.! csc for inferior prime
CHART ESTON, April 2+rhc sales OF Cotton during the past
week have $500 balenfror and ordinary " TO-
mdrng l0l la fair TO fully fac IL 1T; good
lie Very little doing without. change IN prices DIS
on England Il premium On New York per cent do
SAVANNAH 23-hcrc change in the Cotton market
For
lie per 10 less
MOBILE April ioThcrc spirited demand for Cotton and
1900 bales annexed Liverpool classification Good and
ID; good fair 10 2!; mddling II ILL.,
lo Inferior and ordinary lo Exchange New York ST
50 per premium. Specie 6! do ON the
was very firm. Salcs 1880 bal;s.
sales nj Auction.
L. CO.
ToBAcco-aO GA 9 10 bales Domingo at III: 60
Cuha II.
gAcGtNc-I0 pieces at 81
DEMlJoHNs-2l gallon at 81 % do gallons at IS.
SucAR-l3s bags Turks k!aad at Sc
RuM--3l bbls ST CroiS a. g. 70i
Wtsr-lO quarter casks Port 10. bags Pimsnts ut
RstS-O sxs bunch iC 90 do Mdcatci at M IS 10 bloom
a,ll 76 do Cluster at liz 90; go S. IS kegs Lexa
1887; $50 half g se,tei at H.
Commandments pin,s at 1871.
&c W. K CO.
CHMpAcSsao baskets and 47 o 10 Or casks
PorM4o
Dawes case. green myrr ut 81 10 bs matso at 4 ses
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, ENOt ANaNS LV<1--NS'-N0' -
IL, III infillbls remedy :, . ~. - ,;.r
CHIRCOa LOZENGES-For those who Al the habit OF using
Charcoal in milk otherwise IN -.
immediate relief sick heaaehe ness oil spirits de-
.nonacpcv frntins and papauon OF the heart 70
w n ,,rrc Herald Office Hunter GS Sixth Avenue ami zap
& THOMPSON so Couand,stree saiis'y the inoedu
lous OF truth other cures e s -, sherman, Pm
,;lory Oil Refers Prof n:ham, 70 Sprns-s'tee'
Wholesale and retail, 100 Nassau-strcet
,TsChurcb iss Bowcry of Spring street sand
so rd,ro,. Seeleys Eeecker-st Rushon x apln~ All
"a H. ilo Broadway William Coddlngon mud
~ Sprnr.st Hacs News Room, Toni'ns Budding Ma
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NEW xOKk HIsToRIcAL. sOcIETY LEG

n +
~ TERES.-MR. F. CATHERWOOD will deliver Ice
Institute Amorican Antiquities. These
Lectures the results of his late Journey
with Stephens Central America Chiapa and Yucatan and
embrace description OF the Ruins Of Copan Qulriena Santa
Cruz uchc, Oco>nco Paenquc and Uxma
They illustrated by drawings Of Temples Palaces,
Scuptured Figures and Tablets showing advancement the
arts supposed existed the nogncs Of
America carved from the front Of one OF the
buildings and casting from tablet ef hiercgphcs at Peenque
%ll be exhibited
An Introductory will b0 delivered Mr. stephens which
will take place Monday evening May Mr. Catswoo Lee
will follow Wednesday evening 9TH aad Frsay evening
18th May.
lei: & Wexford 29 Broadway and r. Crowen 63
Broadway.
Lectures 10 commence each evening a cclock.
a3O3 b. r. WINTHROP, Rec. Secretary
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MONEY MARKET.
Second Esoard.

There wa, rather mere the Board to-day than for
Que but prices we're lower ~ A. Trust declined
cont T. s Bank do J. Harlem do !. Stonngton improved
$4,000 State Ge per ssd 81 which is consider
ublc improv emcnt
1900 Illinois sizes, 1870 sold a 81
1909 Indiana bonds at 5S3
The inquiry Foreign Exchange Steamer active Sterling
nj 7a7s On Paris 527 Amsterdam 39i 40 Hamburg 35
80. Bremen 16l 75i.
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x-oyrrpS FEMALE sEMiNARY.-Mr. and Nrs. BLEEcSEHs
Bsdas School for Young Ladies situated MostPa "a,9
tor f % north Of III. village isnkers, Westminster Soeht'
% % NO. % obtaine,l from George Btinckerhoi the
Office of the s and Ss wiiam-strcSt Mr. Leonard BGeS
Jr NJ the Registers Park; nj the oooA>'o''
crt Carter corner of and Mcrccr-streets 81. ,r.r
Re}srsHees-Rev s II. Cone, Dr. John Nelson hon y W
Mcssrs Marsh sulweu Anthony BeeeEeI Esq a. tp
New York. " W. pA-N nsn.n.I
Feb ao.-f&q tml. ''ANNF
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ANIMAL 3TAGNETIsn

NETWORK MUSEUM nown Peales Museum b.oanw1S,
onoo.itc the CITY Hall parkThe public respectfully m
c Tint eres of secuiary interesting
viii % place on subject of Animal Magnntism or Tic
aud which pcrvade all animated beings The phenofne<n
DARN the ma fell elicit the attention "a tue Ph
Tb viii take place every this week at ooSk
!, ihc Lecture Room Museum Private exhibition during '
day. . ,;,,1 an rho soue evening fec
eso ,I,i..io 10 ALL IS Children half price, "l'
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To GENTLEMEN OF TASTE

TO GENTLEMEN OF TASTE
4 Nd FASHlOS.-h:.CNE TAILOR, l.6 WlLI.TAH-STRkET,
~ respectfully the he
permanently located :. aosSe ~herS
had personal experience rr~nch Metropolis
dsvo;iug personal his will be able
rAsHoNARLE cheap Invariably and as
perfect procured the County Thankful for favors
he soiscits continuance OF patronage a27 SIN
CLOTHING EsTAREISHMENT.
THE epaued the ~ fashion,
able Tailoring Establishment offer. Pub
Goods tyle
which sRd fashion all who
him patronage. ROBERT A. BOCT0S
TX. Cutting Department superintendent by Hr Charles Bouoa,
formerly OF the Gray Bouton good assortment ready
made Clothing always on hand. s2t3m
RuGTSAL CASH TAILORING. ESfAB-
" LISNENT 2S9 Brsc iaay American Hoe had long been
b of constant tho han; ready
money garments that they taxed for Others
,h. led to adherence Cash sales through whc The
o! giving and offering Induce
pcn,, othe could .loee be accomplished
The OF large assortment oil new aAd
which offered n the Inspection
an the Pus unor style and finish OF
conport with other house the e whist inc resed
prices eannet TO Inducements purchasers
Strangers requiring would do wen u can ec-
fare prrcha,ns elsewhere WM +. JENNINGS Agent,
asS II Late Iyndc & Jennings
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ROLLED AND PLAT

FIRST RATE article Rolled and Psters Brass, always
"A found JAMES g. MOFFET 2l Prince street, Wooste
the lowest market prices Likewise superior article
Cooper,s Brass. a22
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8, TO LET.
fuaas splendid Room the second moor !" 1900,
win glass extending To the floor and baieoDy
~ ,oot II !. we'll adapted the CaPetiag business s.oI
a-o large Room the third door, suitable ior 1e'
Printing Office ", -, sta,. They are al
i.o a rurnbcr Of Room. suitable for Workshop i'
well lighted good entrance -, ,,,too. IN tho
Also the Establishment one OF tho bsd Asoly 10
CIR, , arpc ard cornrnodous Workshop auhe 49, ~
Mathews SON Is Catharne-st, on aa inc 60 ,, N
AT lw or 70 y.
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IAKNES-Ju>trcc received lot of small figured Grape he
IL Inincs article for Chdren Dresses Also sane
ycry beautiful Las for Ladies Dresses all for sc
cheun M VI Ill LSES. lse traM! near Boadway a!o Nv
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ROME AND EAY OF ISLANDS

fnc, cvcrv div brilliantly Illuminated hr1 cvsniRss week.
NWISG Of the number vi visitors 70 ese
" pcudd Panorsnas propccrs give netcs that the touh
a in Prince street. Broadway will continue open every day
SUNDAY pta the morning I'LL DUSK asd every evenms
yccpt SATURDAY. Sunday from y 81 when full
the given the galleries commencing at nail
lack
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Nem Forh Correspondence.

New YoRk, Aug. "a, 1871.
The Investigating Committee has nearly concluded
its aborous examination of the Custom house doings
of our city for the last eight ten years Il is under
stood that their abors will probably terminate with
the present week. Two Of the commissioners were
last week in Boston, gathering collateral testimony
there. The evidence taken extends over 800 large
folio pages. Some Of is understood to be Of start
ling character The general impression is that the
commissioners have discharged their duty without fear
or favor. Their report will be anxiously awaited.
This mornings mail from the North brought us the
painful intelligence Of the death at Geneva of Hon.
GIDEON LEE, formerly Mayor Of this city, member of
Congress; &c. Mr.. Lee among the foremost and
strongest of that patriotic band who upon the appear
ance Of Mr.. Van Burens extraordn airy message, re-
nounccd old party associations and noby took their
stand the side Of the country and its prosperity
He bore active part in the contests Of 1897 and
1888, and, though disease and advancing years have
since diminished the circle Of his exertons, he has
been less ardent and nfexible in his support Of
the true Republican cause. He was man Of great
WORTH and will be widely, deeply amented
OF course, the Exchange shares the gloom which
hangs over us; Stocks are lower than ever before :
U. s. Bank ~ N, Am. Trust Company 4 l-2
Harlem r. r. 20 So, and the rest in proportion.
Ashes are firm at IS IS; Cotton has declined IA
IL since the advices by the Columbia while Flour
and Grain still rising Genesee Flour quick at
Sc IS; fancy brands held at IS 80; Wilmington
$6 SO 62 l-2 Georgetown ss6 SO rs; Brandy
wine Sc rs SO. Ohio Wheat 81 35; Corn rs 80
cts. Rye g.; Oats SO So Cattle have declined and
only average &c.
No trace yet of the murderers Of Miss Rogers.
Yours HAROLD.