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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY ..
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ship; ?hiladsphi, wspS.on Hsmsors Schmidt Bal.
N:s%h 3 Walsh rsrigs Buffalo lBr) McBsney, Mi
%ss Smith, Ta1 Wh Gsn .s M s s
@ 5Gs . T DS% 1cysoes a po,
sides, Morrison. Phi adele hia.
Arrived.
sss % oS S% s. sss
shp teli Thatcher days from Savannah with cotton to
BIa" Mar Marty W., I's Avery. 10 day. from Neuva' with
H 'Si mo.s: :fs'i Ss's
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cun Luee e s% Ss o saTs sssG" not
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Hampton Roa. on sunday ss, ""'"
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Ss z as ssss M,ssh from FsoT
lr,s9 - l2a g 80 sroks bAqus Gasda Of wiscasse from
Br., big George NJ souI., Mann. days from Windsor
ESE ,s' days q "i fSm Mobile with cotton to
Brig Tyb.e McCorm'ck, H. days from ApaIa nicola with
cotton TO Geo Bnkley No date lat H. Ion az 4o smoke
shr Leoaida' OF Boothtay days from Trinidad de for
Boston ~ - -
Brig Wilson Fsllsr Cobb, days from Savannah with cot.
Ne,wee;sa brig Carl Johsn Tomb. days from Philadelphia
Sehr Oro1nbo sarg,t from Csrdenas goth u with 2soo
schr Oregon, Wines (of Southampton from New Orleans
with 20 hhds 25 bbls moasses 55 hhds sugar to order
sss n,oS ca'hsOve 10 days from Dafen' with lDmec
schr iepss'sy Francis from Wilmington. NC. with naval
sehr L snita, Mill. from Wilmington, NC. with naval
ssh surpas Hugh from Eden.on Nc with corn to Cook
& Taylor
sch Exchange, Smith, from Suffolk. Va with shingles Sc
sear Thames Delano days from Norfolk with -four.
master.
sem BsSncr Lufkin from Calais with pckes and h
Smith < Boynron.
schr Kent Hamilton. days from Boston, with mdse to
Fox 2'h nlt az ga m while laying dense fog about
IS miles south OF Carr Cod sh run Into by schr name
unknown The lost flying ibboom head rigging and samp
post The otbr vessel Of sight Immediately after
scsr Coraeia tack TIA days from Boston, with mdss to
soop Andes, Bennett from Provdeuc. with mde bound to
Albany.
Two briggs, unknown.
Sailed.
shp, Sc james. London; 81 Patrick and COLUMBUS, Liver
POOL UHcs HAVE, baruas MsouH. Marssillss and oths
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brighton Cattle Market.

APRIL Sat market ass Beef Cattle is pairs working
Oxen 500 Sheep, and 1000 SWINE 40 beet cattle unso
PRIcgs-Beet Cattle Prices have further declined. Elk
ira S. first quality SIS 50 second quality IS IS
IS; third quality 81 20 a 81 75
Working Oxen-very few sales noticed-$os, $72
and $50.
Sheep-Sales from 81 so to S.
swne-Lots to pedde A SIC several lots to close n
and 41c At retail, Al and 81 cents.
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AUCTION SALES.

ZINE PLANTs-At AuctiopA LEVY will sell az auction
on Frd,y morning. at II o'clock, Broadway corner
other plants comprising great variety Of Roses Azaias
lsrize. ~ " iS.
N B-A. LEVY has removed his business to IN. above
named store mi otsyh
CUPEalOK GENUINE FRENCH WlNEs-FoT sale
q The auction prices one lot unsaed g! BY CT Of very
tene-beine the balance Of wines imported by the owner
sold franklin Apply IS Liberty
Mr, Andrews my have money overpad returned 10
him, by calling the same place. a36 3tsrc
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SARACEN'S HEAD.

No IL Dey street (adjoining the franklin Hots)
JOSEPH SMITH, late Of Worcester, England, begs leave
respectfully inform his friends and the public,
that he has leased the above establishment and fitted
style second He has also taken provide the
creature comforts for the inward man.
any time during the day the following articles will be prepared
end served style suitable the palate Of the ast
dlous epicure:-
Beef Steaks-Mutton Chops--yeal Cutlee-Broied Ham
and Eggs-Frizzed Bacon-Welsh Rarebu-Poached Eggs
Sardines-Ccd Cuts-Cnam Cheese.
j. s. will all times keep hand the choicest Wines and
Spirits selected with that peculiar old and experience
ed wnebbber; Bottled Porter Cider and sparkling glass Of
Albany Ale accompanied with Havana, all Of which
will be served such terms and will with the
times mf9 Nv zee
T7HE SOCIAL INSTITUTE, now compieted, ready tor
the reception Of pupils is situated IN Shrewsbury, three
Bank where serme ply daily from the foot Of Fulton street.
student pursue any business any class
Terms $780, including all ncidentals except beds
WANTEp-A classical teacher. native of France Also
fmae Circulars aud interview with the teacher be had
l3l Nassau street ap u 1m*m
n PlERCE'S Frat Premium Patent two Oven Ranges,
NJ combining economy convenience and durability These
Ranges superior offered They
constructed that almost impossible for them
They been for the last 10 months and every
the proprietor been called on to repair one.
AL Ranges by the subscriber warranted to give
tire If they do they will be taken away with
's''' 'Ai'''' GEoRGE FIERCE Proprietor
a26 im*m 29s Broadway.
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INSTRUCTION ON The PIANU.
M INWRiGHT, Professor of Music informs his friends
W. aad the public in general that he has made
parting instruction Is perfectly simple and easy, and
passed equaed by amy other style present taught
bnng all the elegance Of capable being
impaired on that instrument He has already turned ont several
his abilities giving him trial. His terms reasonable
and advse all those Of teacher embrace the
portunity now offered Terms and all made
known application i72 Grand Of Mulberry
NH i'm eric
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MARITIME HERALD.
shipmnstcrs and Agents.

We shall escem favor if Captains OF Vessels will give
RoBERT SiIyEY Captain Of News Boats, report Of
The shipping le at the po5! Whence they sasdhs vessels
newspapers they have. Agents and C0espon-
dents home abroad will also confer favor by sending
this office any Marine Intelligence they may receive.
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MUSIC.
M DUMSDAY Professor OF Guitar Singing Sight, Ac-
As cordeon Violin &c teach adc gentle
Of New York tat their redence the above
Gc short by his Analy and Inductiye
System.-Terms Moderate
An improved Accordion for sale.
Good city references given application No. IS Chrye
street, ab0v- Walker. s26 m*rc
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COON RR EAD
TIMBER AND STONE FOR The NAVY
WARN

PROPOSALS will received at this Office properly endorsed
o'clock r M for the following materials to Be used Ia The
construction oa wharf, the delivery TO be made the usual
$3.50 green round Hemlock White Pine Logs, with the
bark 30 IS feet less than IS feel
length inches diameter the larger end and inches the
smaller end
$50 round White Pine Logs 81 "a feet long, average u
a. two logs.
1880 cubic feet White Pine Logs hewed square OF strasht
and parallel width, x6 inches and from 30 to
feet long, and average Is feet long.
GOO TONS not to exceed 900 OF Mountain Stone for
tne above ne stones not e measure mole than two eet
packed bnn. a: solid .Swps cubic feet to the ton SUBJ
subject to the inspection of the Navy Yard aud be in all
spects perfectly satisfactory, as follows:
One half Of the round loss before the 18th Of june and
ths rsmaipaer Together with all The timber by the LIST
Timber stone to be purchased and the
Quoted from bills Two suetes will be required oue-rd
l.. j. 49,
Navy Agents Office, New York, April IL, 1876
,,,, IKoSfER NJ. WETM0RE,
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WASHINGTON, April 80, 1916.


Continuation OF the Trial of Captain, Wilkes.
The controversy between The opposing counsel
lors, Messrs. May and Bradley, upon the character
Of the instructions to be given to the jury in the
case Of Dinsman, Roberts and Baab, marines, Us
Wilkes, was continued before the Court to-day
The log. book of the Peacock was introduced as
testimony for the defendant, and the First Lieuten-
ant of the ship examined in connection with the
memoranda bearing incidentally upon the case be-
fore the Court. After some pareying upon the ex-
pediency OF closing the to-day, it was postpon
ed till tomorrow at 10 o'clock, and the Court adj
journed
At the instance of Messrs. May and Bradley, we
shall further postpone, for day or two, report
Of the proceedings in Court, those gentlemen hav-
ing politely offered to furnish material pa
pers in the case.
The plaintiffs lay their damages at 81, 900. The
involves the charges against Wilkes, of illegal
detention, unlawful whipping, and imprisonment of
the plaintiffs; and the defendant rests his defence
upon certain contract with the plaintiffs that they
continue in the service, and that they were subject
accordingly to the navy regulations, and liable to
punishment for disobedience of orders. Of all OF
which, we shall, in season, REPORT.
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JAMES VIRTUE,

GARDENER AND FLORIST,
ase CORNER Of Broadway and 22d street, formerly
bner Of Is and 3th avenue-has hand Aanhus,
and all kinds Of ornamental suitable for
pleasure grounds
Also, variety of the choices: Shrubs, Herbacious
Plants &c., &c. best adapted for city gardens.
Greenhouse Plants, &C., in great variety.
quantity OF superb Fruit Bearing Vines.
Gardens laid and kept by the All kinds Of Gar
den Work done on the reasonable terms.
All orders left the Of Broadway and 22d street.
the store Of MessIs Thorbum Co.. Is John STREET, will be
punctually attended to. a30 3reodsrc
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Died,

On the Ist instant OF lumber abscess, JOHANNA, wife
OF Frederick E. Richard aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family and those OF
her on.inlaw, William T. Reynolds Esq, respect
fully invited to attend her funeral this afternoon (2od in
sant) at O'Clock. p. NJ, from the Of Wavery
Pls &c and McDougal street.
At North Bergen, New jersey. May l. after illness
oil ten months, RoBgRr A. REED, q native Of Birming
hnm. Eag.. and eleven years a resident of Chatham
street. New York, eyed a yesrr, month and % days
His friends and acqusntances invited to attend his
funeral from the foot Of CORTLAND street, this afternoon
at O'Clock, without further Invitation.
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FIREWORKS.

Mr. EDGE respectfully inform: the public that his
attempted in this country He fully prepared
Cities Towns Public Garde1s, Theatres Parties Sc with
Pvrtrcuc Displays varying price om $50 5000
ng the most brilliant and vaIiagaed fires and appropriate
designs Mr. f. will also add 10 his displays this four
entire New Colos before exhibited publc-a rich
Camine Royal Purple, Maroon rnd Nazern Bue-unknown
other pyrotechns.
ISAAC EDGE, Jr., Pyrotechn,t,
Jersey City.
N. B.-No Agents. ma 3.srh
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Passengers Sailed.
LoNpoS-Picket ship st JamssEdward Newton, lady and
child. Miss Lucrea Newton, Pttseld Mass; Mn Montague
and daughter Maurice dc st Paas Aug Bckwedde John
Povey.
HAyRE-Packe ship Uuca-hr stillman, lady, children
children and nuue Cazzens. Phadephs; Mons and Mdme
Gari, Mlme Clarehls, Lesreur, NJ Ledle, De.z; NJ
Parker, Charleston; Mdme Fayal, Paris.
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GENIN'S
WELL KNOWN HAT AND CAP ESTABLISHMENT,
THE SUBSCRIBER being DESTROYS Of maintaining repu-
taton for the superior quality and style OF his H. rather
than for the aous and costly msgn of his store,
has diligently confined his attention Improving ths material
qualities Of the article in which he DEALS considering such
much conclusive the of his patrons
than abod attempts sazze their with expensive
the he occupies By these enabled
offer the following articles, viz
First siua.9 Qualify Of Nsutria Hats. ..sasS
Frat :. Molsskin :. :. -. ........ 50
The subscriber with peculiar confidence very
superior quality Of Silk Hat manufactured bv him for CITY
tom, with style and durability qualing in
texture and beauty the finest Partisan Hats.
JOHN N. GENlN,
ga Broadway.
BJust received per ship Utica lot of French Hats
sorted sizes, to which the attention gentlemen is
solicited.
Gentlemens Youths Infants United States Navy and Army
Caps conytantly hand and made order sp25 Imsrc
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TO PRINTERS.

Az AE 81 u x. ::s TIE II ss
Sf IL s.'ss ss %'cs
~ s1s;
"a Il. soss in fsls and
NOTICE..
EYN ASP EahHs
Sss o s
Liberal Reward VIII de!,ery said Watch
No "a! s.:', i!s|!I
$25 ss.s. 5F t % n S.sl ss. s
sire than u:Gas being above
II. sos n. s are %
recovery ofihe glass Or ee;ec ion Of h. thief
IN y. s.any information Of the above address note
a RESPECTABLE Young Man. age 49, and sccustom. d to
business wishes fer situation in any bic Whole
il capacity which Ie Ss of service S employer
.,s:sss ssa Address 9. W.;
F9Ht sALE l. a. large aud sacIa rANoRANC
Robert guroId City Ct homs BY the artist
or and IN good condition. and may Be- had on
e'y mss.sba 'el"' On JAMES PAGE ol Walnut s..
SAb kRSS 9s H h sr. RSsn
plates ard atlas of that work of which Is 900
copes sold the flint lay Of is public alton, the sales
passing Aison's other french History. The
three fret volumes received two volume. advance Of any
other pnb!i her, aud for sale the Office dEcho des Teu
tons, No. SO Beaver street. .r<e. ma acre
ITO TRAVELLERS AND EMIGRANTs.-lhe follow.
ing works prepared expressly for Travellers for sale
at TANNERS Map Store No 23T Bro sdway
The American Traveller, Gods through the United
Et,tes
The Travellers Ha- Book for the North.
The Central Traveller, Tourists Guide through III. Mid
die States -
The Western Touvist.
The stranger's Guide for the City OF New York
The Grd,on River Guide
Together with Complete Assortment OF Pocket State Maps
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J ssp Hsls g. ARt for
Bososs .S;a, Tumcsi ~ Con HILL My. = for Boston
for do with loss Wolcou Rydsr NYork for
Dodge Geof etown, DC. for do.
miscellaneous Record.
COMMERCE PoRT OF Nav YoRK-ror the week
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Passengers Arrived.
SAyASSAH-Brig Wilson Fuller-Mrs Thompson, Mrs H
Keishar, Miss NJ @ Deus, Kershaw, c w Dodse-l5 in
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foreign lmportstions.

BuENes AyREs-Brg Eme ,ald-ls7 bales wool w wv De
Eoesi.s Van Backman Chapmansoo0 hides w Langdon,
Philadelphia.
NArANzAs-Barque Sag-l062 bxs sugsr Gtinnel Miuurn
&coeo0 Hicks co-l30 Crocker Waren-l59 M Taylor
~ IF Youngi2 doz pine apples l2 do pumpkins Mea-
cham
ST. CRoix-Bg Port Leon-6S hhds IS bbls sugar puns
iot hhds 20 ties bb molasses De Forest Coo hhds
do NJ Ready.
Domestic ImportatiOns.
SAvANrAH-Brg Wilson Fuer-22 cks rice Hilyer coo
baes cotoa Macy Holdsdge-7 K X Grayes-8l Sil,s
Wood-33i Spodord 4 Tlestcn.
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GRAND OkATORIA
AT ST. PETERS CHURCH, Barclay street, for tn.
Benefit Of the Church, Sunday Evening May 49, 1885
Church. comprising ,eisc,ion from the works Of Mendel;
ing talent in the city Full particulars will be duly published
Tickeis so each. M Sf&rh
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spermace OIL Bleaehed aud Lnseed. Raw and Boiled I'm
beached.
Offered TO the public and well worth the ion OF Painters
White. Washers and House Cleaners. For sale by
JOHN e. MORRISON
1876 and lfS Greenwich street.
realer in Drugs Dye Stus Paints Teas Oils Groceries
articles for Manufacturers Chemicals &c &C. a30 1wsm
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BURROWS THEATRE-Arch Street,
PHILADELPHIA.

49,, NIX. AVDEHSONyo FIFTH NIGHT.
VIII be performed the play entitled MONEY-Eyeyn, Nj
Anderson; Sir bount Tbayer Sir J Vesey, tombstone
Mady rraaklin Mrs Smith, Georgina Miss Krby Clara
To conclude with the farce of the YOUNG WIDow-splash
Mr. Burke; Amelia, Mrs. Burke
Tn Saturday. Mr. Andersons benefit and last appearance
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Park THEATRE.

Fifth Anrearance OF the Opera Troup'.
THIS EVENING, Maya, IL,
w Ill be performed the Grand Opera Music by bae entitled
the BOHEMIAN GIRL.,Deyilshoof, Mr. ssgum; Thad
To conclude with, first time MOTHER AND CHILD ARE
DOING WELL-Mr Snugsby, MIR Fisher; Emily, Miss
IS cents.
Doors at o'clock curtain precisely halfpast7
o'clock
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New YORK, April 81, 1876.
THE undefssned announce the public aud pareuly to
association under the Of Deachaux Marie the
trade Of importation OF watches and that from this said day
they have hand and shall from their correspondent
manufacturers description Of Watches and Movements
DELACHAUX MARE,
No. 127 Fulton street. N. Y
A. Delachaux-H. Marie. ap22 lm*m
che Office q the New York and Harlem Railroad Company
Thousand Cords FIRST quality Vsina zine Wood, be
livered monthly from one TO three hundred cords.
VIM 8. CARMAN,
apl2tomylo* Secretary
HOT AIR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES & PATTERSON,
Plumbers, Of Eleventh and Broadway, would
call the attention Of the runic their mode Of warming
&c.. water principle II will remain in practical
operation their during present mi 3*rc
MBRoSE JACKSON the Pedestrian. informs his friends
"A and the public generally that he has taken the Yorkshire
mans Arms No frankfort street and has named the Pedes.
will find the Of the day. and refreshments Of the best kind
at all hoq boarding. &C.. all on the most liberal terms
larly taken this establishment, a2Q lw$rc
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TITIAN'S VENUS.
THIS celebrated Painting exhibition at tn. Gale
~, No. 449 Broadway. In London it viewed by
wards hundred thousand persons II Justly considered
Of the greatest works Of arunsurpassed in color and
semblance ofa perfectly formed woman.
Open during the day and brilliantly lighted in the evening
Admissi~ rs cenfs-Season Tickets SO a29 lw*ec
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LNNON "
CyHAS F. OTT!6NON respectfully informs his friends
and the PUBLIC that ne has taken the large and COM
way tformery occupied by F. Roges) which have been
thoroughly cleaned and fitted that fail
give satisfaction to the stdous Connected with the
Gymnasium is the srARnIN0 ROOM where MI o. Is always
Defence and he will likewise that his pupils enjoy the
reputation Of being the skful the
city.
Wrestling taught by Mr. VIM PRICE, who will any
pupil perfect, after course Of instruction.
Fencing taught by an experienced professor.
Mr. o. would respectfully inform those pupils who have
formerly exercised this and whose have
not already expired that satisfactory arrangements for the
him at the in Canal street. which will be open from
sunrise until 10 o'clock. p. M.
Mr. o. would also that the Gymnasium and Pistol Gal
corner Of Broadway and Chamber Streets will be
al further notice. a9 lmje
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REMOVAL.
JOSEPH DUPRE, Importer Of French Fancy Goods has
moved rom No II Old slip to No l03 William
me 1wsIh
y EMOyAIs-HENRY x KAHN, Importers of Artificial
~ FLOWERS, have removed from 70 Liberty So street
up stairs m2 lwsrc
pEMOvAL-BRADY & MAURICE have removed their
~ Offices to No. 10 Wall street. mi 3tissrh
NONSI0NEEs per ship John Gun mings, from Liverpool
~ will please send their permits board st.
the ce Of the subscribers All goods not emitted IL
five days must OF necessity be sent 70 the public
w. X Il. TAPSCOTT,
mi Sire rs South street, Maiden Lane.
BARRY takes great pleasure in submitting the follow.
a. ing letter 10 the pnbic-it sreaks for itself:
NV YeRk, April 23d, 1915.
MR. BARRv-
DEAR SiR :Ha,ag read advertisement in the New York
Herald days ago. headed mutation Tricoferous Of
most scurrlous aud avnwedy dole TO ujare the
non ofyous inmitabe Ticofercus; hasei, act of
Justice TO r,fnts the foul uaon css It, and proclaim
70 the World the greatest discovery Of modem times You
W rec Irct when frat called that was losing
% ysy sp,ay The crown oft being ready bald and other
and ssr u;Sg two er b.ts .und
IN a has Effected such geguite ae.
ana ne 70 gainays IT, the truth pot in him. have writer
OUT o. ne pufest motives aud do referred
70 y mqsIed. With sincere respect, gratitude, Sc.
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DEEk eKNs--s raeks Deer sans, quality For ssls
(, nj IS South street
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NEAPOLTTAN BONNETS.
- THE UNDERSIGNED, Patentees and Manufactnr-
ers Of the Neapoan Bonnets, respectfully inform the
trade that they ready supply the above article
Of latest style and Of superior quality quantities suit
purchasers.
They that they alter and clean the Bonnet ap
pear equal to new.
the market lIhe genuine article for which received the
silver medal at the fair Of the American Institute has
ticket upon it, Applyto WISE SONS, ia Pearl street,
at the manufactoryof PATTISON, NOE CO.,
fl8 2faw 3msrc No. rs Delaney street.
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PRICES REDUCED.
Admission TO Dress Circle Is centsPaquette cents
FRIDAY EVENING, May 2. -
The performance to commence with the GOLDEN FAR
MER-Elizabeth, Mrs Sutherland; Golden Farmer, w G
Jones; Jenny Twitcher. T q Booth
After which comic plntomme ballet produs ed by MIR
Davis, entitled LAMOUk, or Wine no Poson-Jackards,
MIR Davis; Annette. Mrs Sutherland.
The whole 10 conclude with the SPITFIRE-Ben Bobsiay
w q Jones; Shortcut, Andrews
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"a LADIES' -
E9 FASHIONABLE STRAW HATS. 1
* CARL KING, tbs well known and celebrated *
Stray Hat Manuacsu,er b leave inform the ladies that he
Hats Of every description his No II Division
lie iculary calls the attention Of the public examine his
shape called the Bohemian Gpsey, which f beauty and
stands uurivaed.
B-lmported Lace Neapoluan Hats fashionable shapes
apat imsrc CARL KING. II Division street.
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CoMmERsr OF THE PoRr Nav YoRx-For the weel
ending LIST May, 1875
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rate au''s' wanted 'mmed' WILLIAM f6tReAy,
ala tmsvs No Norfolk street
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-09
He was remanded for sentence.

FIREIN BENNINGroN. We have just
returned from one of the most destructive
fires that has ever visited this town. A
boot two o'clock this morning, the barn oil
DR. Siias Wilcox was discovered TO be- on
fire.
In a few moments more fire burst from
his dwelling house and both we've wrap
ped in fines before an engine reached
the spot. The engines from this and the
East Village were on the ground as soon
as possible.
The flames could mol be stayed till they
had destroyed Mr. WIS house and barn,
together with Dexter Damons house and
barn, d taiIor's shop occupied by |. Judd,
jr., which was also occupied as dwelling
house, he Baptist church, and the shed
belonging to it, and the dwelling house
belonging to the widow Of the late Henry
Norton.
There can be no question but that this
is the work Of an incendiary. DR. W.
has been very unfortunate since he came
to this town, having had much property
destroyed by fire. Some two yeats since
his house was burned down, that stood on
the same ground of his present one.
MIR w. and family had been from home
some days,& therewas no one in The house
Mr. Serene P. Peck was knocked down
by The falling of chimney, and it
is reported that his skull is fractured.
There was but a small portion of the
furniture in either of these buildings saw
ed, We know not the amount of loss,
but 1t cannot fall short of $9,00O We do
not know how much of The above proper.
ty was insured - Bennington Gazette,
Sent 80.