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Commercial and money Matters.

n- FIR Commercial and .Woney .attfrs see Las. Page
S.T5Rp.Y p. II.
The Stock Market was rather active to-day
Ohio Seyens NJ :, also the anton COMPANY and
SicnInston Railroad Norwich mud Worcester Railroad n-
proved ~ Ohio Sizes fell off a. and PennsyIy1nn Fves Z.
The following IS the aggregate statement OF the
B,SKs or TIE STATE OF NEw-Y oRR for the i, of May
1871 made to the Comptroller Reports received from
40 Banks mad 3ranchcs The Delaware and Hudson Canal
Company does banking privileges except
circulation Of IL no.es. The Farmers Bank OF Geneva and
the Howard Trust and Banking Company winding w their
anir. No reports received from the gricuurn Bank
of Ierkmer. Bank Of BrockpoF Bank OF WATERFOWL, and
Merchants Bant of Canauiai=un
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Passengers Arrived

In ii, dgrF Rqlia. from, Rio d: {qeco1lIrs rao NJ
EuNus Welsh. J Cuyt"n and servant. Nathan. L Rogers
I Walsh VIM knkade;. Reynolds Herr Time. iows
IhoIna1 Armstrong. - & 3uyCe.
In the SEiD IarO,p4. from fpalqcA.caia-Wm F Stock
ton indy child and servant {. tlur and lady MIS- Stnc
ton Mis- Hard. AI.s liuri, MessrJ Cumming, II tum
m,ug y Miller. + Ellis.
and servant iosaph lga.er. Ed'sofi /! smith e Il Nalcy
Infkebrig HR II Iaimdn. from .I0rf9!b-S & whitney
OF Boston, L II Hobart do D Acde OF Porto Rico John
In The Grsr Tg5ss rom .lfJleiev y Williamson, lady
chldrn Aifs Burnett md wu chiitrcn.N Mis- l. Tod
Mrs " ToiG-Nllss y Hnce-lI >te-rnge.
In he b Frames 3la fro,s rae dc .Icaeirc-!
Howard Louisa ilu1Hr. nhH May Don Anth"ney PnStoI
Chnres AioTay Nathan Coweu Robert Tyler Frederick Earl
Henry Ru=scs Henry PuImer MIR lcrsen. lanes Gnioly
IN he bris Eecs:, from HHeeaesJohn Ruber Mr. and
Alr- Cheeky.
In ihc brig atlanta r9s, .Norroria .li7ca-J Rcbeis
ESQ Indy dau sher aud ,evnrt. Rev Burns. Henry Lar
rcon DR. l. Day. DE- w Johnson. Mss Celia Nan Tine
Miss Ann SRvu.c. =, NJ
j" Mebyis Fanag Colt roa Geo,:etocn-SG D ! Mon Won
roe. W Monroe. r 7 Monroe g e Monroe and four cidTet
Iri>bc Richard Geliny, FRANCIS i!a2w Tired stevens;
in the tris Soutaa. from 81 Hlr.S- anderson aId :
children. Mrs Sar bey, sr Bqk9r (is. Siary iele. Ma
Cil>bey Thomas Coyvan. II. SAaiIn =. u. inue.
IN TIE brig Deg0crt, Jrga Ri0 ja"ero-Capt f. Dr'oerf
Mr.
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rppER POLICE.

STEALING CLOTHING AND JEwELRY.-AnnI eeks,
colored girl arrested By Bird and cSS Officers ciarc
ci with having: on the 2lSt April. stolen female apparel nnd
i.wey worth $50. from the premises OF Wiun l. Burrows
No. l25 lIcste! street ,,-.,,.
RApID DRlviNG.-A man named William Davis
was arrested by officer umheIt for driving at furious rate on
ine .,h nit in Broadway. with the stage No. y OF The rick
erbocke line clanserns the lives oipeon passing lie WIS
fined So and costs.
DISORDER AND ASSAULT WITH kNlFE-a colOr-
cd female mined Elizabeth Dillon, alias Ill., arrested by
cice rl Dr disorIey conduct and for cutting officer BIRD
with knife when he arrested her sae was ccn'h''e" "'
,ripI
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& / \ n L ELLIGE NOE.
SATURDAY.

SUPERIOR COURT. Before Chief Justice Joyr- and
Judges OAKLEY and NASDERPoEL.
DEcls!oNs.-A. w. Vaupell rs. JABEz NJ. Woop-
WLRD-Cn time sale OF 400 shares OF Long and Roropd
Siock where transfer had been proved but 100 shares Of
stock placed IN the hands OF Dyke Astyne 10 ABIDE los
should any "
WALTER w. SLoMAN rs. TIE sAME-In this
case avement IN the bill filed IN Chanrerv Is
Verdict Tor defendant.
GEORGE 5. TICKER Us. TUNIs MoRRrLL.-Ap-
peal from tie Marine CUur; relative to bill OF furniture intend
ed for Bermuda. Judgment iUF puntlii affirmed.
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We nre respectfully, your one...ent svI'a'i,,,.
STEWART y WRIGHT. Brokers. W ail->tiee
market= Ca-cjAliy reported for 7ss 7'r5S,rei

ASuESThe sales O: Pots TO-DAY are 81 bbs Mt 81 GA
nj tins pce ,hey are IN request but hoders generally s9-e
higher rate Pearls firm with saes Of lSo bhs n - 70
G0rON-'The market steady. with saie5 Of l5tv to ~
ba les the current prices oil the week "a ~ Gems c'S
the whole range ii qualities now oiien:gi -. H.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Western f!onT IS without the
slightest change The receipts are ir aud alih9nsh "is
rs m store vel tie sales 10 tar .y:i nj 20 i9i
and g. % for common 10 good Michigan ana ONO
Sncs ni New Orleans and Southern j. nI the time be
neglected, Georgetown and Rondywlne may 4e dueI' 70
Richmond Cit, Niii,, o. ard ;i, ovs grades So 20 NY
Flour with far supply. dull a Il Sofn Men IS W
.nod request al previous rites. o.. ~ ot Jersey H
!fga . and Il - a - 30 for Brandywne; $500 H.,
,rG tiN-be Gram market Is duiI and supple se'e'
moderate Whent scarce and wanted i;ye : I'M
t,T m uricc 81 bushels sold to dny nj 6S cens n The sup
No Barry here coming Northern Oats sell at = a = cent,
.r River aud Canal Corn dull. and prices nre baieF sus
famed a. bushels Southern brought - II cents measure
md 10 Jersey and IL North Carolina ~ 81 cents weight
UAY-The sales tO-,ny - bales North River al
al cents We understand moving has commenced 70 tNe
OF rs the cann having thus tar been unusually ihora
lie a, well as uncomnonly ear!y Tor grs and other pfoae
Of the soil II.
n u cents Western here and lu State Prison IL arrive sold
nj 81 cents.
f0V ISIdNS.O OHIO Pork remains inactive, with Terat
ltfe more iiuy Tor PRIME ~ ri wlc 80 bbS nave
hon isnnsrd Of Mes uomHRy worth 50, and m lot> snes
h,y been n,.c NJ tn, puce. Feet .tll tend, downward
CIV Mes we understand. Offered to day at % NoilnE
nln and quotations nominal NJ heard o 10 sae al Lard
ar Picked Meats worth reporting
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CIRCUIT COURT. Before ,Iudce Krxr

WILL OF .oHy MASON, late President of the Che
meal Bank-t,n Petition OF Joseph Aston and VIE. under
ci>ion Of Nj Ogden, Surrogate. relation Win OF the
nr argument to wo aJou; sGnoS} Mr sia n'ir
died m residence 73S Boaway. corner OF Beecker street
On the 18th sept lS$ about O'Clock Within hour nih
death lie signed Wa appointing his sons.nnw anc Jones
and George ZONES, executors Of hi -.tac, and making npo
son OF his property, IN different proportions. his eight
children Alr. Mason the lime Of his denth was wldowe
and about 10 year Of age liz ePi was cped by disease Of
days. NJ and Ms Aston 1.-The latter daughter Of Nj Ma
cued when NT Mason was in dying state and physically
and mentally incompetent TO do business.
Dr.. Francis Z. bergen testified 10 being the ply
cnn attendant Mr. Mason ut the time Of ms sickness
death Wns preen when he executed the WIN and sub
state nj the tune he executed but perfectly well
what he was doing.
Geo. Strong counsellor and attorney -at-law, tes-
the evening previous the death OF Mr. Mason stated that
very low, aud had authorized his daughter Mrs Rebeccn
Jones' who WIS IN attendance uDcn him. To have Wl made
out Nessrs. Jones instructed hun. Strong wha, the
M ns n%l next S2 cSa sS e e horse Y e9
The WI go ana saw ST sl was not the
With view 10 showing The Incompetencv OF Mr.
Mason 10 make VIII the testimony Of two or three women
who had been in attendance upon HIM was given who stated
several acts showing wandering o mind Also that MI NJ
frequently talked rapidly 10 himself mud seemed wandering
They further stated that Mis- X. jones and her sister ateF
TOOK charge Of Their i4e1 -
Hon. YIN. i. ii Conn, Vice Chancellor, testified
10 having been uT many years counsellor and attorney iaw
this city. lave been ultimately ucqunnled with Mr. Alason
since 1871 Drew up W ioT Inn "a ~ HIS son WilImm
caucec the VIII. William then dead. He frequently
stated afterwards intention Of making WILL md sand he
weuld to draw ~ for him. which expressed will
ngncss to do on his calling any evening AT my Office
Several Physicians testified rs to the nature of the
On this testimony Mr. Ogden, Surrogate, declared
~ favor the validity of the WILL ~ originally noted
upon By Mr. Campbell. SurrogGie The present application
s. appeal from the Surrogate 10 the Circuit Judge.
Mr.. Robertson and MIR. O'ConnOr appeared on be-
half of Mr. aud Nes>r,. Bnyel aud Lord for the
Mr. Gee
reserved the question tor deciSlon
Mr.. Alst0n belongs TO South Carolina. The Ia
dies of Mesrs. lones also daughters also Mrs liam
mescy. There three 10 whom egacics LETT
ecncy also eIl 10 .rs Aston.
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CoRoNER,s OFFICE.


ACCIDENTAL pRowN!NG.-A street scavenger, a
Geunen named Jacob Groh of No III Second street, whie
nr@red ahou liz o'clock last ui-h,. dscharglnE the nad
from his cart the North River between albany ana Cedat
e;s wus Accidentally pIecipntcd into the Dock nrd drown
al lis bodv has been recovered.
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-riv.YoRY sarREn M,sIc sOcIErY.-NorrcE

NEE YORK SACRED MUSIC socrETY.-SoTTcE
, ~ y - II s;cfT az p4esly ie
- ~ aer n tire >peg' n Grand sir'ct ,doirr hs
B-ldysy ll1u>c. Monday Evening. sth Nsy INST az
ocOck precisely. decide upon mates OF ouS'Ss ci vital
Importance ,p the Soc.;y.
the question Of Glsnd Sc Pr .,intzaee 70 be iTen with,
"a two weeks Esery member old and nc" iseTSi2ie ex
forming non-pertomn- members upou the veIy iasolhe
ard spie expressed Bye.Laas OF the Society
'''' - Luther b w-YMlN. Presdee,.
tof HrSRy Mrics. Secretary as Brostv1y m2oii'
GRAND CLAY AND TREL1NGHt,YSEN JUBILEE
1EAND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT vii t,e gwen By
Of R-o5,lysv AMI l,e7ac-st On Weaeday, Nav 81. 1874
The MT :DTcr5. and es,iae sor N ih- cl;y .. New
York; coGsn % a ades AMI ssfirnisa \ snort ADDRESS
splendid Bras Band Of the L. : snip North Carolina
sir 0a.ieii member of the Club Will preside the
The Hall wa he >plenli&y decorate, with sss banners.
toa, 5e.fci 10; ia, ln hos aefos2anyas hen.
- tcNe,. Neay sent, e4c!to =. hsi 81 I i
susre At Atsi No 2ol losevay ard 2, he 9'heF pn.
N Ze% YorS and At the Clay Reading Rooms
The exercises Of ;he Will Commence At quarter
Nopo,tpoaenen, on account of the veather maoG'
1--WE FINE ARTS.-Now exhibiting at the late APOLLO
GA SSsr Of B-9a%ay a9 G.smhSrf i,s s,S
au p-onougce tn, collection to ~ equal to any they have
seea Alr.;'a1ce > cents catalogue, included uli lw'
: MEXICAN ~ SEM .FRtAL 4; ARDEN AND PER
a PErE IL. FAIR, Tor Two DAYS ONLY Moaday
nfEEtoEsIaXcIE.S each Afternoon at 81 O'Clock
AG! every evening ut :.
TIE GAf.t-T IND CLi.STE$S.
The TWO greatest wonders oi e ana the V.LLYST PAIR
known. t. hs every da, from 10 Uc.ccA y NJ
ul !. from III! Init past ). md from Ill 10.
The happy 10 cement, ter ore
week only with he
ORPRE.7.N' E4.uTI.Tt
MI musicians , tir>t cisson" whom
LITTLE MISS OF ONLY SIN YEARS
Tire Family appear ~ VARIETY OF
SONGS. III Els. TRlOS. QUARTET-rS. Sc.
which will De varied a each performance.
GREAT HE<TER.N.
Of Locomotive nOiOrcty viii make his appearance fo
severn! weeks. md give r.
COMIC YANKEE LECTURES on
.iNLMiL .n.i(;.NETiS.N'
besides variet: ot iaushab.G performances
La PETITE CERtIO. the admired Eanseuse.
4 beautiful collection OF Wax Figures
The Gypsy ell ZEN. the fortune teller be Consulted
al all hours OF the day and evening.
The GARDEN Oh the top Of the Museum has been tho
roughly fitted and snr ot the most delightful prom
suntcs the city nUd refreshments oi various xmas eau &c
had n q moments notice
Grand Binon ascension will take place evening
. the close at i1r perilruruce 80
81 On WEDNESDAY nex' the ~, the ORpHEAN
FAAliN ge BENEFIT. when hey viii appear n an en-
tire collection at songs. *.
.> Tickets = cen-ch!dIen under 10 years IL, cents.
~ = for consulting the tIpSy Queen privately
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TIE ,rALl,x uAIR DYE.

Red iai1 IS not the layonr OF The age.
Nor vet i gray: some WIGS will foolish iius.
To hide the colnl tina, dame Nature gave
Let them n.ieud. use tic italian Dur.
cannot H. but red hair and whskef' d" not
come the ideal OF beauty The face be hand
some The form imposing but these things detrnct from
~ha' would Otherwise magnificent. 1Hr ITALIAN HAIR
I'VE WIZ speedily ate; applications the hair aud wlisSer
beautiful Brown black may be liked. ord will not STAN
' 'A u" any way whatever. Gay hair lie changed to
s'o', oack Who would have rel gray hair after ti> Pre-
pared and sold by A. II. SANDS * Co Chemists 2'3 Broad.
way. corner Chhmlestfce Sold lso ut - Fu;on,reei.
ond u East Broadway Price 20 cents,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ggA.cf

rs Observation-Disclosures BRANCH by request, VII
repeat h Lecture A!nemoncs nj the Lecture Room OF
tr New ork Society Library nj The OF Leonard street
.nb broadway Mondny evening ats clock precisely.
iLs Fundamental Basis and detail of the System Of A!I
r-> will pe eOmpdrtd with the copyrighted Fundamental
Rnsis and detail the System OF Prof Gourrud The public
.nucrnlr me resiec.iny invited 20 attend. mls us.
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~ TIE Acoustic oil of Dr.. McNairs which a so effect
aly charmed person tha has used t. has been m
4'ei hut he counterfeit found OF >e The only genuine
wmch proves cnefcin every Deafness Is 10 found
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Read the advertisement Of the New, York treur,-suca
were never before offered for shIug-t you en-
~ dor' Il will be Immediately di>Ieled by pSrSn
M ,anagerS Card The splendid paintings representing The
hupd, Oh the Churches IN Philadelphia executed
ave ,v set ~ CANVASS by Of the first Artists in America
Cant % itnessnc The wonderful Orphean family the
the nbSvc "n ac dozen performances all To seen iv
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" American Museum The Orphcaus rceneacel To
SATISFY the general desire. these splendid Singers have been
gagged 10! day md will appear IN cr sOnge, them be
heaic Grent Western, the popular Couednn, nita;or
engaged md Ccfi,o the dancer The Giant ard in;-ss ma
be ,en at MI hour, Performances AT ga aud F. H. Garden
on ,hc oo cpcneG ana well supplied with rereshnieu. Go
and Ivy the Bll
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NJ Sons Of Temperanse.-The Grand DIVISION
If he STATE of New ork viii hold special session al the
Iioil ~ Grand street, THIS Monday Evening. May Nh al
ncack precisely. Important business viii be pre>enef-re
pF ~. ~ rs order L. HAssERT. C. :.
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FACTS KS. FAScvTo our positive knowledge ali lame.
mes limbs and cords contracted shrveei and wrInked and
al the suffering incident TO rheumatism and govt he cured
matter ho bad the case long hns stood By the
ln'men and indinn Vegetable Exr, from p Cou,und,
ms we assert without fear possibility Of being co;;faIc,cd
Ill yon then y these remedies will you suffer and die
The article Is warranted ~ nil cases.
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~ Hardware, Cutlery. &c-LEWiS BE%
DICT < Co respectfully inform their trends nnt the public
cencraliy that they s"e removed ths and have 1kei
the Store 81 PeaI-tr Opposite the Pear'1eSt House,
where they a,c now opening large and weseec,ed asSori'
ment Of Goods bot Foreign and Domestic. n winch they
would the of those wishing to purchase ap-
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SUNDAY
ANnrHEK DROWNED MAN.

ANOTHER DROWNED MAN.-lhs morning as the
orga of the l. : ship North Carolina proceeding across
the Eev one of the crew discovered lontin- III ie wa
cr uud owcd INTO per No. North RIVER Turned "i !"
a ba rler y occupation and foreigner hy brl'l verdict
found drowiied. so expressed 10y 4 Ccfoners jury
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~ Pauer HGYGin=s. ooTd:i and Fire
BOARD PRINTS H. < !. ~ RAFT, No. y SOUTH
William and II Stone street hand extensive AZ
sormcn, OF Pupar Hanging Bor!4 and fc nHui i-nt',
moi Favorable terms ri!S 5;nS
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~ The Packet Ship Gladiator. Tor London,
viii .si Tuesday. 2lst inst AT II O'Clock. - >,
Passengers will please 10 be- board steamer JACOB Ben
foot of Maiden Luue that hour. Letter Bags VIII cise al
the Merchants Exchange and Haies Foreign Letter ctce nj
halfpast II. "'"
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CT The Books % S;:bsc:int'o" TO the Capital
Stock nfte Ne-ioF and e 7'-radt Co are now open ut
the oice of the Company No = Wa8,traet between tie
hours ofl9 aDd5. |M. VI. GOULD. Secretary.
Neyr- YORK Ami 1Iih III: 40
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ng- Hats at -Four Doiiars.-lve invite tire al

q! Hats ut -Four GOliars.-'Ne invite the aNs"-
ton Of Gentlemen beautiful ila. now Offering nj
the above price We lata introduced item 10 meet the de-
and Of numerous class Of the community. who ore no, dis
posed 10 purchase the best fabric ye; require hat strictly
fashionable uud tasty. Gu; -Four Dollar Hat; prepared IN
same style md finish and possess large the
essential properties OF our finest quaiiy. WAREOCkS.
MO is;f Fashionable EIatters 20l Broadway
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SARATOGA MEDICINAL misunderstanding on hand 'i;e
mineral waters for aratngG-tbe CoscTESs tH1oS PAvi-
1oS and opiyE SPRi>G WATERS, fresh ND pare rs at the
fountain For sale retail and By tine dozen packed so as TO
transport with safety distance City customer can have
,icio sent home in any quantity free Of caTtace
\. T. SANDS x Co Druggists SO Broadway, cor Cham
bcfa.s,'eet, in the Granite Building.
CURE FOR TIL TooTu.A cnr-'rhe Glove An0dyne, pre-
pared and sold BY A. b SANDS & Co 23 Broadway, corner
orChambcr.stTec wi instantly the pHn from de-
cayed tooth. L. costs but - cents to try Il.
every VARIETY or ARTICLES REQUIRED FOR THE Toll
rT-Aauy peooeare the city from pat, of the
nlon who wish reurnih their dfSn. tables Tie
place hey Tor tins purpose the drug store
A. B. SANDS x Co. No. 2iS Broadway Chambers
street IN the Granite Buildings, where thing elegant III the
shape of iair Tooth and Nail Brushes Tortose Shell Ivory
md HON Dressing Combs; Toe; Mirrors aud ljar Brushes
with Mirror backs; Powder Puis and rerune Powder; fan
cy perimcd Soups and Depaiory Powder and Dye 7coor
The hair and nil the l ce,eraswc aager and citizens
going TO the Spring oil peaur absolutely require
viii be found of the first quality Ncsars. y. T.. SANDS j.
Co spared paiaS make thcif establishment compare
with any OF n ,milai Kind in tuon PHYSICIANS pfescup
carefully pu, a and al medicine sold by them warrant
ed 10 he aas,ras ed purity. In the Granite Bn'ldng 23
Broadway comes Cbamer .ucet.
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ARRESTED on A BENCH WARRANr.-Some two
months since William Fouche md VILLAIN Moor alas Wool
ly arrested charge OF stealing gold watch from
lrencman II the looN icr which the former sen, tie
pcnentnry months Moor did not appear fox ahs
recn-nsancc forfeited, aud this officer Rutherford
arrested Moor and he conmjttedt to answer.
Observation-Disclosures Waters and Mary his wife
were arrested hy officer Stephens on bench warrant they
Inc charged with having weeks >ncc stolen S5
from who went 10 their hnusc at the Five
Points. They were committed 10 answer.
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hT Martin T.. Thomson Architect and Builder
Office No Wall street prepared 10 furnish PlnDs snd super
m'eiu uie ffecho "i buildings. Residence No. Eleventh
street doors east Of Bowery where he may be the
evening. mb9 3mls
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LEcrr RES on THG CMURCH.
TIE CATHOL!C cat RCH N ENCLANGAND AME

Ift. y t'Iit Tt 1t II N iNI NJ tEI' y " IN
jIA.-'lhree Lectures.
l. THr CnrRcu N ENGLAND AND AMERIc.-ArosroHc
AID CATHOLIC
II. IIg TrsEs cg THE EyGt!su RgFoEN.rioy.
IlG. ir- CHARACTER AID Results.
b .IoHS H. OcitHY. I'd. Professor 81 Eccle5. History ~
Genl 1iey sem. OF the Prot. Fps Church One elegant
vol. l6mo. cts
These lectures delivered Tins city IN tie OF la,
winter large audiences by wnom they cNtfene well
received. The author with equal cauOt and
cearnes and short the result OF very extern
investigation ana learning.
d. APPLETON * Co. Publishers, 2o1 Broadway.
p i. X CO. have also Just published,
Notes Epi-cnpncy. b. Rev. T. W. Marshall edited Uy
Dr.. Wainwright, l2ino. : -.
The Christian Instructed N the ways ri Gospel md the
Church by the Rev. j. \ Spencer, l6mo 81, -.
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school ,nt! miscellaneous Books, &c.
WILLIAM Il. CORNNELL,

c.s DEHr.f-Sict', iHD "DOIS rum 4 C"'f-Sittt,
re- Oifefs at LOWEST RATES. School and lii,cea-
neois Books Blank Books, P1pcr ttu!S nnd stationery i
general winch lie invites the attention OF Merchants
mhig BINS
rs-Dr. Felix Gon-a;;t,'s rou..re Subtle will
completely and permanently eradicate peri'u1u human r
from cfnnes upper % the hair coacerlnc hnad md ee-
vte forehead the stubborn beard OF any KIND Of super
~, - Genuine oriy,ilI
Walker street. one door nom i'roa'way;
Fl per bottle: direct oTs French and En:ll>Il IN,
Acent.-Curire Maiden lane. Albany Nyers, NeW,tin-
ven Provyn 10 hesnu street Philadelphia. jordan. MIX
S., Boston Gray PoG-h.eep,e Green. Worcester: Ca'e-
Tonsey Rochester Ny Gulld Bangor: White, CALAIS.
anhe AMI tested before n'iylnG. Proof positive thsna
mistake hp-1 Inns
~ 20 Charge anil the Hair Is restored,
re the Original terms which
BEA:.s' HAZE: RESTORATIVE
.nppIad ana .arpl:e.! at tho l'rorrs;;ors Office
No. 10, FiItSfANENtE.
Personal references S,rfH 10 'tS success.
t:unus i'9 E,,oqi,gay Ne,y Tors.
JafdaIls Milk street. Ho,i'n.
Wilson, II Locust street, Philadelphia.
i-arket Market oeai Broad street. Newark. M Inns
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MARRIED..
OnWelne. day ,6l INST. b? the Rev Edward Cogei. Of
Phladolpim Mr GsoRca AUGUSTUS Cos, Of New York,
"a Slfs. kEBrcc, y. "ETI!ERRy, OF Ph'iaieIpha
DIED,
On SUNDAY morning. DAVID BAKER. IA the 18Th year OF
hi aze.
fnen Monday afternoon, ut o'clock from has late rest
deace. No % East Er1ad'gay. without atther n"niion.
the l5,h INST il.g A.N wife of iienTy Dean. AGED
ler remains will be taken 70 the First Baptist ClurcI Mas
street Bookly ut which Placs the trend. 90 lhs family
nvte, to attend the funeral at clock T. Nj on HoaIay
10Th inst. without further invitation.
On Wednesday, 18th May. after short Illness, Nw. +
Posr. the 5Jtl yenf oihIs ase.
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CT- The Attention OF f;cHtleme1 IS requested 20 the
elegant eytrr rh Rack BrHy- FOR Sprr: and Summer u7
nI,hed hy the subscriber. AAiiON. Fashionable lcuer
mis- aw,- Wall street, COT Nassau.
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~ The Services Of the Twentieth Anui-
vcrsary OF the hmcTia Snnday Schco Union vi De held
IL; p.tlnt At 3G2ck s Sermon vii be preached by the
Baptis, Church. between Fourth and FIFTH streets
Monday evening" nth INST Services commence ut ccloc
Committee 81 tgr,n rsleut :iulnsc White John C. Pc
chm. james " llnuan io. g. lonsacre Fisher IelsnHs
Philadelphia. May II. l.fi mis- q
C.- Ncy Temperance Grder.-Nt y meeting ot
III. n.ie, Bro,hers Of Isanernce OF Kew oT5 the follow
ng Gentlemen uauImsuy chosen oce the uug
tx months
Hon. lanes lfarrar crssdau.
George phili1- Parker. lst VICE President
James = Colin. q
james l. Houston. ri
Edward Ilogsres CoGzery. Corresponding Secelarr.
Arthur y Sherman. Recording
James nr;i-ny. ASSISTANT
George i. t;crdon Financial
Washington i Bartlett, Treasurer
Daniel pnrnes. t,ar.hG.
Samuel y. Iy;i, irpuy Marshal.