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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-31
Sixth Ward-Thc Nomina,no COMMUNE. nj

he s''h Ward present. the following ticket to their fellow
sarr - corpiange viii the requirements Of the present
Schn"l Law AMI ak their cordial support the ,ane
the ensuing elec,Hn on Monday, the 6th Of June
STEPHEN coxoIFR, '''T rFTrR PRIME.
JESSE EvERITT, josEPH P. PRISON
JOHN sTEARNs, ND. ALEXANDER McoLI RE-,
ALIEN sgKEiLL ELiJAr, , =, M9goR' r.
JOSEPH r PRISON; Chairman.
l.. WILSON, Secretary. mSJl StTThts
1r Eighth ward.-The Wig ant all other. OF
,or Of repeal Of TIE SAME are Ttqaeed to meet at e
Howard Hoa.e on T9ss> ETe3ng May Si at oeloc
al The lnb!c meeting OF The % ~ o,,-, ~
JANE ". FAIR. Secretary. It
Democratic CLAY Cub OF tn. Ward will be held at fIasc
toni, tn, -,smng o'clock PunctUa ATTENDANCE. ],
rorunity Aiding 50 lbs evening Bs order y
EDwIv fErcvsoS, s.,,vs ADDIsoS pot CHERRY,
Gro WHITFIELD, m3l II Pre- idtnt
~ Home League Teggul.r stated meeting q
The Repository of the American Institute, Wednesday
Evening. lsi June at7i O'Clock.
strangers are invited 20 aiisnd. ns3l p
u Public schooIs-Ine Address If the Ninth
Ward Committee the School Question, ought BE- In
the hands OF every IN the city OF New.York II
ans larger number Of facts ard the School Ones
ton than have yet been presented the Pobc, and fully
exhibits the Misrepresentation contained IN Mr. Maclay,
Report against the Public Schools The Address prises
Nr Macsy'. Report and review 81 il, embracing the
following topics
I...FRRoRs TWP DISTRICT SYSTEM
IL SCHOOL. ACE.
IiI...CosT or THE DISTRICT SYSTEM.
N....CosT THE NV Law.
N...EsTiciESCy OF IBE DISTRICT SYSTEM N CITES
TowSs.
VI. .INsPFCTfoN A.D SfefrIr.O-.
yII...COsT TIE PUELIC schools.
NIII...TEsTINoNY OF rHt Brooklyn COMMISSIONERS.
IX....NALUE Of a UNIFORM SYSTEM.
X...AS TNDrNfhBLE IHgEsE~cE.
XI.. RIGHTS OF TAI PAYERS INVOLVED
XlI...THE CONSTITUTIONAL PKlrc.rir.
Kill. POPULAR INTERESTS.
XIV ~ SIFOsMlTY % THE system.
This Address j. Published ih. Office Of the NEW
YORK EVANGELIST, No. li3 fulton i eet. whereitmay
be had large small quantities and of the News Boy,
Enquire ios the
SCHOOL Qt' ESTiON.
Price cents single. Liberal discounts 10 agents or
orders, my3llj'
D. Wigs md Scaip..-Thc largest, the cheapest
and bet assortment 10 b. found at 4 e. BARRl :,
40 Broadway, corner NJ Lberiy-,i. up sah. mic Inns
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n Foreign Exchange the bu.ne., very light Sierrg
s8. Francs, -
Th> demand or Done.c Bills La, not been large to-day
Mobile very heavy almos, nominal at % discount Ne"
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WILLOWS mournfulIy

w wave over ihr grave, OF thousands who now might
ANIMATE the social circles and administer Joy 10 the hearts OF
relatives and friends Whose eyes might now sparkle WIN
pleasure and cheeks bloom with the OF hesltb,
jayne. Fxpecorani had been timely administered 10 en.
the only remedy which could save the
rom Consumption. Asa and other kndred dl.ess', AMI
tey sank down died under ther am cOD Let NEW
NJ take warning AMI Immediately commence the use OF
ths plea and certain rrisedy Or pulmonary Us
-ase Prepared only by Dr.. ID. jayne % south sueStrh
iadeiphs.
Sold by the agents A. B. ID Sands, DwggdHs,
Fnton a. corner of Gold Il. 100 Fulton II rs Broad
4 =, Price MID
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L,RANKLIN HOUSE, PHILADEL

PILATES new and splendid iIstel, situated IN
Chestnut street, between Third and Fourth streets, at The
corner of Franklin Place. in the immediate vicinity of the
Steamboat Landings, Banks Exchange, Post Office. Thea
&c to b- kept the American and French ~ it,
conjoutly having both Ordinary aud Restaurant WI
DE opened n the frat OF June.
The rooms constructed a. To form parl1r and bel
room. will be rented without board. ros - - To $40
per week. with board. at - per day.
The cooks have been The wines and IL
quns OF the pures quality will be- sold at extremely mo-
derse prices TIE iurriiure entirely and no pa,'
will lee SHARED Ia make tn. establishment equal 10
the United States. y VI >ANDER>oN sun.
PhiadeIph,a NAV ls 1872 ry2i 2av8w
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MORE NEWS from the South.-The

vi following communication ha, Just been rsceiNea
rom the Rev Vim. Lewis, Ordsary for Sumpter Dsuei
SUNrERyILDE, :. C, 18th JAN, 1872.
d.. 7. VI. Cohes Co.
t3putl-mrn--I deem due 10 YOU To communicate the
benefit that have derived RON ihs OF Jayne, Hair To-
ac have used only bottle OF H. aud that with 10
much success that well convinced OF It's virtue and e-
cacy. 49,,
The Hair coming out on my head places which
were perfectly bald. and sill grow ing and thckenng
haye great cpnfasnc- the Hair Tonic and anticipate
rom further application OF il the complete restoration OF
ny Hair. -
all of tlsm with great Snrce,s. -
Very respectfully yours 49,. W LE"is,
Sold by he ag,ft. 4 u. { .. SANDS Druggists, M.
~ Fulton street Sold also by DAVID SANDS CO., IT
East Broadway; Abraham u. sand, Co N5 broad"ay
mt
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cHARON SPRINGS.-The. PAVILION

- Tbs s1d commodog> Hotel VII ie open TOR thr
rrcerf OF v>cr, ani after The rrs 81 luue mex
the VILLAGE of sharon >prrg~ -cbnhstie Co, N'"-hnhs
The clear. pure water ef ife>e >pru greatly f'>'
bling those If le White >rpter springs 81 Virginia nave
been proved % he highly ~iracois r Rheumatic, Inanc-
,u. ous li Dy.pertc complaints; and n the cure -
E-y,ipfls> -alt Rhrum. >--.ila. Liver Compliant ani
General Debility. aui BOZ many OTHER respects possess 49,
cert lied hv .ore OF tho M,iisai Pro, s>ors b.
IN. nei states, medic nal ami healing properties unsur-
passed sud believed 20 he uuelI.e hy any ~ i1i,fonnN
tlisf to fte>e Tho ri-s the vicinity. numerous vi
are~ sXteu..ys views, Ui-hhornE caves ani romantic
,.ek . Dol t, lea .. summer. efkrr health pleasure
Thtse springs fre bat sw hsur>' rde from >afh"Ss
rrov Albany. 80. AMI are accessible iron Cana .arc On
ma. Ah,nv ana tca Ra irold where carriages daily a"ai
hy ,al. the ca from >chenfctahN AL N,'
o convey Ners the S2rrgs, cslnce of dboat eisu
ail. arriving 100 time Or dinner al>o ~ the Nbt' 81
Cherry Valley Turnpike 10y daily >tagr> being about ~
miles west OF the ciiy OF Ahanv , 49,.
Warm Gold and shower Baths furnished al an ul'>'
either f the mineral fresh water and every attention
Given 70 render the stay OF visitor, agreeable
A., .,,..t,nr, of tb,. n,re>f Mountain Spring Lee 7,
.flr flr r 80 ISAAC u. WILLIAMS
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GEORGE q. BARTLETT. Book AUG

IL nn and Co'ia >>on Rooms tor tue sale oi Private
Libraries. al Paintings. EngraNues. Fancy Articles, Ac
Cash adSasccd On cons .umenu
Particular aucutou paid to outdoor sales Of Furniture,
Rea Estate. 80.
No. 1870 Broadway, next DOOR 10 Howaris Hoteil up
lNlo w
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Pnssengery Arrived
MARINE JOURNAL.

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, MAY 81, 1872
MINIATURE ALMANAC.-THls DAY
Tur FULL STA
Rises n sis q Rise, morn south 81 eve. ! p
Latest Dates.
Nav 3.HAyRE way
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY very

w low-Thr subscriber + settling all descriptions of
od and Silver lever anchor escrpemrnt eppe and verge
WafcLes u amond rsgs Pins, Gold Pencils, Keys, Nc AZ
re,il bower than at any other place N the city. cold
Ache - low a 81 80 dollars each wache, and jew.
-lry exchanged ~ bought
Al watches warranted 10 keep good tune or me @o9ey
-eured. " y. hLLsN
importer Of Watches and Jewelry, wholesale aud retail 80
"a IN .,rs., a. ~ .t.rs dN
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BANK Money VAN
TNFVER AND AGUE, or Intermittent

IN u. In
Fever Debility srd wcaknr--. most ,rectDliy IT,
Nv tte orlgiuai. present nsn~, "Ro~snds implos''
u,frre - or Vegetable Febrifuge. No mrdcinr, ~ -
40, 80 country ia. ever met With such signal and 1
49,, ~ ,ture prass ind the writrn Signature o. w.
ur,nr,.tor thg.-" John Rossni" acr"-s lh' i..sn
ZACH bou!r Nhch mlst be drstroyed 10 oinN 'ns
% FAY General Agent. If VI lDot.. Dias oV"' y
10 Rrs,a,,av corner Of Jehn. AMI NJ. p uV, -
.td b. Pollard al Paief -on and Ruypef' ~ ar
y J. and by Druggists generally.
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NEWS FROM DOWN EAST.-From
respectable Merchant Of Passport, Me-, Aug. IL.

y respectable Merchant Of EasIpor, Me-, Aug 10.
1871.
Uoc,,r Jar,. Please to scnd me arg. supply Of your
valuable medicines particularly the ExPectOrani, A.
have q great demand Tor them IA the British Pr0yiDces
gentleman from Windsor. Province sf New Bruns~ck)
a a. p,ssng through here his BsstOD, 10 get
cured of rnnchiis when recommended 10 him your En-
erctorant u did ne uecdfu for him aud he returned
hon,a ,erectlv cured Jons BEcKFoRD
Tie Erpecio.u ha. brsnght one man To l here atter
IN, Physician hal given hun up, and he bad taken nothsg
or three days III. complaint called Consumption.
hauuened To call IN ard ia very distressed sua-
non | recommended his wife 10 Try tie EepectWsot,
dim ,ing that Il might give him ess~ and hs woold
expire with les agony but he recovered night away The
Doctor, blew up. Yours. SC in haste. j BtcsFosD
Prrpafed snly by Dr. ID. Jane % south Thri,, Phla.
iepha Sold by the agent. by the quantity Or al retail
No ~ Fulton a. corner OF God--t; 100 Fulton St rs
grSaIway. II Las, Broadway. Price 81.
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THE SPRINGS HOTEL-rhs Hotel viii he opened
At lie ,v VILLAGE OF Sharon Springs tor The reception OF
v,trr on and asr the l6h Of May. and combining al the
,dy.,niacrs of hi. delightful summer residence ~
,;o S',,te,,. WILLIAM +. JONES
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GOODS.-STEVENS

vi 4 GRI'Mi< rs Beaver street, two doois from Pearl
street York would respectfully invite merchants and
nne. v,t NJ the city, cs and examine tht4r stock ~
Millinery AMI SIX Gopl> Their stock entirely NEW,
md n, been selected m the utmost care Having entered
he market early. they have had the benefit o fiNS sb-
IECVID\> from the importers AMI auctions, and having
ogbt their goods cash. they believe they can onernot
,nly hc chcape,, but the best >eei. assortment o guons
n ,bsr lr 20 h found in the ctv Il i their intention To
keep con>tav on hand goods % the uos fashionable kns
and 90 do bn,rc>s Oh the CASH SYSTEM, believing ey
an max. a nr object those wanting goods In their ne
~ paonue thea, Instead Of the credit houses They rely
Entirely on the chea?ne,. IT their goods tor patronage They
,rnd the spcon saies regularly and 10 gel some great
bargain, which they Will sell ~ rs n al lnce irsn co,
Gail and s'hN EMS 'h' NAN
l.. VI STEVENS,
q n asrv,s mia 3ms
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NEW and Cheap Crockery Store, No.
: ,c,,TpoDy.S New.York Printing Iuh

w,nnfsctory q Ro.e--,, eornrr OF Duane cow -asa
80 pi, ~, 'ok o. all coOrs, warranted equal ~ any
h'u 49, ~, Ind ,nd offered for safe on reasonable Urn
yr,bl. 70 sny pan Of the city Tree o. c.r1s- rLlh'
aa venders solicited 70 make usl OF ms 'Iu~e'
frut-
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CF Eighth Ward.-The "hlg, and ali Others OF
posed 10 ne late Mdn -ht Act" OF VII Maclay and in "a
lnr Of repe. o. the same requested to The
Howard Hons- on TDssda Evening, May 1S A, O'Clock
II hear the report Of the Nominating Committee appointed
al The Iubc meeting OF The Iji lnst.
c. JACOBrs, Chairman.
LIZ " fARR. SecreiarY. II
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- Wigs md Scalp..-The largest, the cheapest
beet assortment are To BE found at \ e. BAhRl =
Broadway, corner 81 Iiberfy-s. up sla-A. mic Inns
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XTANTED-At the Peoples Office. IS
IOO MEN WANTED-The subscri

w her has Just received very large assortment a.
pn and colorrd Llhographc Print. TOR which he want
ioo men make sle, OF the They viii he put very
Low, tn re,liar, C. SHEPARD, Bookseller,
2jj Pearl - up stair.
y r. Al~o wanted, uunbcr Of persons OF cool sldre'
IN rirrslafe P,roiir,l> myD lwis-
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MONEY n ARK ET.
QasnrxIa~ NT~r~h =


heavy decline took place to day in almost all de-
scrptions Of stocks New York State ss 1884, fell per
cent do st, per cent; Delaware and Hudson IA per
cents Long Island Railroad, a per cent? Harlem IL Pa
terron, Ii Indiana /; Illinois, 1; Mohawk improved
per cent.
Illinois State Bank Money sold at so cents on the DOL
lar.
The Central Railroad Bank Of Georgia, suspended
specie pay ments on the 2s.h.
The following Is a statement Of its aGars-the city Of
Savannah holes half million Of dollars in its stocks:
SsS5oo in specie went yesterday in the Oneida, for
Havrc.
Du. at principal Bsnhs in Savannah
G Cine. s.Ss. c principal 'i'i notes s ssss,
AT the Branch due
6 sSsr asSss, sos SOS s.us
So su
SS; ;i;|E. Bond. :. per cent interest, $4,000
Re-; AZ; s ;:i.s = S:'snaah. .rcu.iv. of 1870
Cash. 90 Gao 17s o1s
Indepssdenty ofths stock, which cost 100000
of the fright Of search claim
co oy Great Britain in commercial point of view IL
one 'na' claims the most serious attention. not only
mercantile mon. but Of the country at large The acce-
dns such Alright to Great Britain would be to place
IN her hands the means efcrushng any trade she may
think Proper,or which she may wish to monopoljse II
said By thoss papers in the Interests Of the English
stockholders, and Of the aboltonss that the rigSt of
search Is necessary because any vessels SLAYER or nj
rate may hoist the nag Of the United States And the "a
pers alone prove the nationality We haze
had experience that where the American Aar II M, r
spected that American papers slso disregsrded
will be remembered In the case Of the william and
Francis last year. which vessel was detained while pro-
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BALTIMORE, March 8. 1872.
Splendid Treat Suicide rossmed-R Resumption
Committee
fhe "great Duke" gave splendid treat a few
hits since, at the up town hotel. His guests were
J stately, the magnificent, the beautiful, the adj
red Pauline, and Metamera, King of the Wam-
boags. Hours passed so joyous, mid the curling
halations of regaliss, the cracking Of champagne,
interchange Of theatrical anecdotes. the witch
Is of Pauline's eyes, the smiles of her beautiful
ke, Gas "the Duke" passonately remarks, F" she
charming woman'') the eloquence of Cupid, and
eus other things, that the sentinel of time, as il
led three P. NJ, found them in state Of exstatic
|rhcaton. II would require pen more graphic
ia mine, to describe or give even faint idea of
richness and magni6cence displayed on the fes-
e board. As Pollock, in his Course of Time,
Ss, "No cost was spared" what sweets thew
khed, they had. must content myself by giving
the following dialogue, which took place during
|. DuI."-'Tis now the dead of night and one
N the world lie bathed in slumbers sill we will
Fous be and touch our glasses more Waiter, se-
+s-Pauline doth love their purfnme -
3 AvLuE-Grcat duke, do Inv viii be done
lie honey Of thy words are sweetsr than the dawps
morn. E vn by the lake Of Como have thought
khee, and guessed u hat star should be our home
hen love became immortal"
burr" Lady, thy words are as the music Of
eet lutes, or the gushings Of pure fountains
bou art as an angel dropped from heaven That
kbaster neck, meath which are hills Ike drifted
pw, are potent in the eye Of man-dost thou like
! picture 70
PauLISE-Thy words, great Duke, have won my
hrt.
am king of the Womponoags.
d by Mount Hope, or the bones Of my fathers,
IRE mine own Narmaokee to fall beneath the red
ives OF autumn, none in these hunting grounds
build sooner take TO share my wigwam than Pau
e."
buKE--"Pm pleased, we'll pleased to know that
eiamora's taste so near accords with mine. And
ihou really think what thou hath said is true r.
cannot lie.
This is all could distinctly near. After sometime,
on move being made, the Duke profiered his
N TO Pauline, which vas accepted, and he saw
safely home, when he repaired with his friend,
stamora, who toek him to his wigwam, where
~ passed the balance of the night
Mr. Thomas Jefferson Flack, wine merchant, Of
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this CITY. attempted 10 kill himself yesterday, b>
cutting his throat with razor He was found 10 his
warehouse in the morning weltering in his owl
blood entirely senssless He is yet alive, with some
hopes of his recovery. A young man named Jonn
Ges.ord was drowned last night in the dock The
great currency committee of l400 returned Yesterday,
late in the afteraooa, from Annapolis. The State
House was surrounded by it. They had another
meeting in the square, and told the story OF their ad-
ventures. "Duck Legs" has taken up his quarters
at Fort Disney.
Another bill passed the city councils yesterday,
allowing 25 per ceat those who would stock their
railroad orders TO the amount OF $780, 600. This
may do some little good. Yours, O.P.
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rFrom the Boston CHRONICLES

Balm of Columbia have deputised sell that article in
Boston and elsewhere.-We know lady Of this city
whose hair nearly gone to EXPOSE entirely her
chronological Developments which, considering that
they betokened most amable disposition Tot in re-
atty very unfortunate. Nevertheless she nourned the
less to miscaled resoratives purchased some
months ago. bottle two Of Oldridges Balm and she
has now ringets in rich profusion glossy and of
blackness. We not pufing-none of the commodity
has been semitic and, indeed do not any for
though We were obliged to wear q wig year ago. we
have now through its virtue, hair enough and Of pas.
sable quality. of To be found only at Maid
Lane, and Sd and Race and 9h and Chestnut ss
Philadelphia DR.. Wadsworth, Providence Is Broad
way, Albany.
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OF THOMAs BELL.
[ Store Nos IA finn and 10 ftslfons tves6.)
MONDAY.

At lol O'Clock. at NO 1913 Brcaiwsy.
Will he solo without the for OF the
American Oyster House the American Hot, together
with the fixtures bar furniture tables ms glass
bar scr BIN; all the kitchen and
every thing connected with the above named well known
deservedy celebrated oyster house. THIS will AFT I'd
cd'ent oppoIsuny for wishing the
business The lease aud rites will all be sold IN lot
Tire husine is )urishng aud the good. Unsvoda
bic eaue the popetors discontinue their
at the pr mises.
TUESDAY.
At lol o'clock, at the Of Fulton Nassau sta.
Merchant Tailors' Sock-The balance of the .lsgant
stock Of merchant tailor, consisting yarou. garments
made up in the most farhionabs and Of the
materials.
Also-Remnans of irg eotl eres hoiery &c
WEDNESDAY.
At lOi O'Clock in this sales room.
Sale OF elegant Piano Fori.s aud Furniture.
A UCTION NOTlCE.-AUSTIH WILMAkDING, &
"A Co.. will Iose at public ton Wednesday. March
9Th 1882 at o'clock A. NJ the entire stock OF Fresh In
ported European Dry GooJs-consng Of 500 ,ckagsre
ceived since Jan is Sale the store Of NEVIN
Co. So Cedarst inset.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

THESE fsriamed LIBERATED pills, from fotugal,
..m.n oS the last eolS%nof fourth gage
DR. LAUREL, iosl Canal s'rkEET. near CHUKCH.
and S' city ii I'll
5. sss II BY is 4. an csa CT a H.
mode sssn 4 too s % re- 1
.I dssss. win aud d..sish without ihs aid
led and d cradle need no, d'.es Of complete
h sss., ss nI ssS sA.r. mm
Horse. you; X ss.
double Harness, aud beautiful under saddle. rhseon
.
SSson with II IL ,S %' saup
leave aos. ssss IN ms~
TIkATE AND POUDRETTE.-Ths Lodi Manufacturing
are both tgS
. @ ss no s D sSy in
tie s Ssy . "a IL Se s
TIL. alone make
S. p FROM e. suss
a:s. hard not f e sas q Fl any Osr
hsy; determined 10 make Article which the farmers and
1f
s,s
tsains sashs. ,sure free Of eaftsgs "a barrel
will not contain four bushels heaped ure by
some)
Que Of the great benefits in usng these the
nomy with which they be applied boy will do
10 day than two vii team cartrg tut in
three Farmers and who have tried these ma
uard manure.
These may be had of Mr. Jacobus on the Hacken
sack Bridge, New Jersey Of Messrs ,tiiwel Dey No.
sss Fulton street. Brooty at the Office Of tbs company
Ne Liberty street Nsw York Letter. BY ma ppst paid
fee New York will be forthwith attended and p
wishing given time may give orders
advance and the company will reserve them.
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Philsdeiphia Cattle Market.

FRrDAS MARcH A-Beef Cattle, TAO at market. Prices
from IS to ~ per 100 lbs extra s7t. About 10 head
were left over.
Cows and Calves-275 at market. Sales $25 a SAT :;
extra SIS $40; springers $i2 SIS; Dry Cows So q
$40 esch Calves in the drove yard at s. 81 so and
by weight at 81 . At cents per ID.
Hogs-Sso at market. Sales from Al At cents per h.
so left over.
sheep-23o0 ii market. Sales from 81 Is to 50 IS I;
extra S..
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Foreign Markets.

RIO DE JArrIRo, Jan. 10 -Flour-l000 bbls Richmond
have been forced of ct 1890 in small parcels for
small cargo ees are lsho00; Richmond net S62e; 1911
600 Baltimore, net $468 For large quantity Of Rich
mord i4 mightbe had Holders will not sell at these
prices.
1850 bbls arrived yesterday from Philadelphia in the
Commerce, and few days ego cargo from New Or
leans We cannot understand the motives Of these ship
ments. Stock in first hands 10 now near $4,000 bbls
There 10 nothing in demand, and the market il I'M
mensey overlooked with all staple goods from abroad
Coffee None good. Exchange 29l.
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Died.

On Saturday morning, March 5.b, CHAs II. BRowr, in
FAINT of David and Joan Brown, aged ten months.
The friends of the family respectfully invited 10
attend the funr at the house Of Mrs Faulkner No. 80
Dey street, at half past o'clock this afternoon.
On Friday, Attn inst. Mrs. May REMss, in the 2i.h
year of her sge
Funeral this afternoon at half Is' osleck, from her
late residence, 800 Cherry st.