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PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

In the packet ship Lorna from Hare Berry Mrs
josephine Berry. ana Miss Mary Ann Nucmayer OF New
York: Mrs Eliza Teis,cre. Mics An,oinee Tcisseirc
Miss Mary Tcisserc aud servant OF Philadelphia; Col
James T Austin Mrs Catherine Austin, Miss Maria c X
Austin of Boston; Mrs Matilda Hall and Children o
Boston: Mr. Gabriel Ravel Mrs Felicia Rayel, Jerome
Ravel Mrs Emelie Rave Mr. Antoln Ravel. Master Je.
rome Ravel Mr. Hy Wells Of Toulouse, Mr. Abel Alard oil
LYONS Mr. Lucas Zumuza OF Spain, MIR Francis Maleius
of l.uxeuburg and 326 In the Storage.
In he ship Switzerland, from Loudoa-Cap 1 Leech
Or John Cooper and lady, Miss Roberts Miss Merrick
Pierce Jas Pierce John Leavit lady and Children
Watts and lady, Mrs CCollipehinc, X Hammond Mfs
Shannon Pavey. and 2l0 In the steerage.
In the ship Nslc. York, from Chdreston-Mr Z d Wake
lady, child and servant + Lsnnean aud lady. Miss
Banks Miss Windsor. Miss Willard, Rev w Free
man. lady and child, Mr. T Dickerson and lady, Mrs Z
Lindsay and children Mr. Rodgers. Wilkins. lady
and child Messrs q l. Plat III Phillips c Gaillard l.
Clark G w Iugraham. I Hggn, Hamilton, ID Jacobs
T Cook J Scott Z Pell. Gibbs A b Williams Blake
ley. and Ii ia the steerage.
In the brig Htson Fuller, from Sdvdnndh-htsl Chpers
lazy 5 children and servants, Miss M Chpers Mls'
s Z Capcrs MIR OConnor. Mrs p Brooks and child MR.
NJ Hart Mrs C. Graves. Mira Wright and child Mrs I
J Toier Mrs f G Wilson and children. Mrs McEl
roy and children Mrs Ward, Miss l. Kennedy
Messrs A O'Connor A Brooks. VIM McElroy w
Thompson, S jocclyn, Jr, Moody, VIM Goddafa
Thos Cotiry and ! In the steerage.
In the bark Roualdson from Madeira-Captsin Levin
Chesteau Capt James Gibson Capt Blven officers ane
crew late OF brig rimoleon.
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General Notices.

r-Y- Cure after Cure, In cases OF yearl standing,
complicated aud unmanngeahe by all other means, are
daily perfected by the remarkable powers of BEESMANs
PuLmoNIc SYRUP. I,s success is uuexamped The moot
hopeless cases of Consumptve and Dyspepuc difficulties
las we'll Ne Liver Complaint have yielded TO It's gentle all
pervadng powerful effects ltchange', 2uhss, and
renovales the whole system
BrEHMAN'. Vegetable Essential Pills rapidly su.
per.ednr all other pills use from their surprising purity
idness safety and certainty. They produce full, easy
natural evscuations-c cleansing soothing and healing
ry- BEExMAS's SYRUP and Pills are put up In wrap
pers copyrighted. Be cautious Buy none but F." BEEK-
MANS"
Proprieor's Office, No 4oi Cor,landsl door below
Grvenwieh.sL n They regularly KEEP: by many OF
the most respectable Apohecsres and Druggists in New
York Brosku Sc To be hsd also, OF authorized Agents
in different parts OF the country.
BEEkMAS's TREATISE aud GuIpE TO HEALTH may be
had al the same places Tree OF charge. II
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TILSTEH and Ponplon ron-fho Uslor Iron WORKS
u oaugurIus N. T. and ihs Ponpton Iron Works, Pomp
ton ~ arc 10 n operation Orders for round square,
dat band scroll hoop Iron will promptly executed
application 10 JOSESd fuCkEhMAN,
a2i Iuls WosI.sI
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EDUCATIONAL CosvEsrIoS.-The .fjth Annual
Convention Of County Common School Superintend
cnts will held the Stac-s Baptist Church, Albany
Tomorrow. 1t expected Hon. y. 5. BENTON, Sccrc-
tary of State; HORACE MANN, Henry BARNARD, and the
State Superintendent Of Mchgun, Vermont and New-Jer-
sey, viii attend the sittiRgs of the Convention.
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cARPETING, &c.
saJILLlA1I JEFFREY's Carpet ar

D. -
~ Pager Eanging., Upholstery and Trsnspareri VIM
dow Shade Warehouse No. q Cartne-s late Of IA Cs
nsst-W Jeffrey respectfully informs a. former pat
roc, AID tie public gen-sJ LcaI DC has akou the large
snc Goa u,odoqs store No - Csrmrest Beeex-r
hch e sG win especial r7terecce 10 h- CONVEX
.oc- vi purchasers ard ~E=rs viii De happy 20 Of
E ne well s=-cIrt sssorr-ri Of goocs II s- above
brlrch-s, WINCH for Pri-e and qualify, VIII compare ;aycr
.,iy any IL ne c:.y
Ii. rrs: eaaipt coce assortment OF Paper
.n.icy, --DOar prints &c IL verlrty OF
.rye srd prices orecs Liable a1c piano covers
Diadlpgs frns-s cords iasses wirto~ ornataso1 and
;tr upholstery soods i've geese feather o-ds oosIers
pillows pure ca-t hair II aISrasses 2a,!!esss-s &c &c
III. ,-coad aoor arranged expressly a. Carpet ana
on CIuIh WAr--rooIn where may Dc Cccd al ne newest
90 choices. sty-s Of lnsrai1 and plan sac i~ed sea
so Garrett cn-ri r1.-d and Brussels OF colns OF
-.rioas wIclh. wh- and fancy co!oFec ~ 81 and
- Canlor airg parent WINDOW Shades Of Sur OWL
Manufacture ss RODS eArpe. bindings, "ofsted julie and
,h-ro ski1 -ia.s, kc 4c- :,
A rcird aoof coarsn the very best I've geese t-ain
-r uurr curlrd nk:r Lc- wholesale scd retail
\ S-W. J. wishes particularly % represent maj be
b.r ouys sells soy AUcrios Gooos va..eyer. Eie
,Tn-ts sc sre al fresh ora NE NOS; Celebrated
s.toc-s are perfect Il every oarcasr Rnd
rot f.i 10 p7ctsocs Of lie nost tastious
Feathers purified By p.eci steam machine Cpnostery
WORK e1sculec VIII d. 31,ca ard Lne
-,o.t aos-r.I sssr.A aJD 2.wstAi5s
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FROM HAyAsA.-The fast sailing packe, brig
r. Street Captain Mcconnell. arrived yesterday morning.
bringing Havana files up 10 the oath ult. There is no
news OF Importance. The Ravels would leave for New
York during the inst week Of May. The English brig Ze
noba, Capt Sutherland, arrived the 20th from Liver
pool she had board three belonging 10 the crew OF
the American bark Ceyon wrecked her passage from
Newport, Wales, TO Ncw-fork about 300 miles West Of
the Azores These were taken frem the American
bark Apollo, which saved tile whole crew OF the Ceyon.
while on her passage from Antwerp TO Havana.
Is. O. Delta, %.
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WATER POWER


TO CAPITALISTS AND MANUFACTURERS.
rS'HE only extensive unoecupied Wafer Power near lho
City of New-Yor Is Dashyille Falls Ulit5r County,
and which is offered for sale or to ease on very H.
terms and in such TO suit applicants the
Power Is the whole how o. the Waikiki River OF 100 miles
In length dam OF Il feet being by sur
yey 600 cubic feet OF per hour at Us lowest ss1
capable operating 40 O0O spintl-s In tho dest season.
AID Ia equa 10 81 Of Paterson Powers The access 10
Da.hvile IS over good roads from Poughk-opse, Hyde
Park, Kingston Eddyvi!e. Steamboats, run daily 10
xi,bn sx raes OF the ais feigh,s aken low
rates Ia Winter there daily communication By The
E,is Railroad. To company with sufficient capital 10 I'M
nroy. and build up large manufacturing interest," the
p-Lo. would be willing pu. in The whole Of their prop
erty Dasnvie. consisting OF Factory Buildings Dweog
Village LOIS fair valuation and ouid take stock Tor
two-hirds the The buildings are ono ouIstofy
Cotton Factory stone 40 lo" win 800 spndss and
81 power looms 10 operation ono thtee-'ory WooIeo
Factory by IS, with nachnery Que saw NM ano nx
lures one thrre-sory Boarding House. OF stone ~ oy '
seven yelling Houses Store. Cotton House Dye House
Waste do Stables Sheds, BccksmLhs SHOP &c fof isr
TIER particulars apply 10 oE'o'oH 'O 49,,
1891
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rninr, oh inst GEORGE HOPKINS,

On Saturday morning, 9th inst GEORGE HOPKINS,
aged a. years.
Funeral this (Monday) afternoon at clock, from his
late residence No. 81 Jay.st Brooklyn Relatives and
friends invited attend without farther invitation
March OH ut tho residence of her grandson Mr..
John Durham. 1874 SpriDgst Mrs RACHAEL PEiR-
SON OF Ezabethown N j. in the SD year Of her age.
hIorrstOwr papers plprse copy.
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Things In Albany.
Correspondence of The Tribune.


AssExELI. May 8.
The Assembly this afternoon passed the following
bills
To extend the time for the completion Of the Harlem
Railroad 20 Albany. Ayes 81.
To Incorporate The Syracuse and Rochester Railroad
(Drscg between hose Two poin;s-) Ayes IS, Noess.
To sS-yarze the Quarantine Regulations OF SewY ork
in conformity vita the recommendation Of the Ssiec. Com
mites appointed By the Assembly las, year.
To incorporate the Buffalo and Hinsdals Railroad Com
psny Ayes So Noes ).
Ts divide the Of Buteruu;s and erect me to~n OF
Gi:oer-syille. otsezo County.
To amend the charter Of the Cayuga and Susqaehaans
(olt Ithaca and cwegc) Railroad Company. Ayes 81,
In relation 70 the Auburn and Rochester R.ioad. Au-
thorizes change Of rack q; certain poiats Ayes 81
Noes !.
To amend the charter Of the Caaandagus and Corning
Railroad Company. Ayes g, Noes J.
The Senate this afternoon nave passed the follow
ing bills;
To revise and amend the charter of the Elmra and WI
Transport Railroad Company.
To incorporate the Aurora ard Buffalo Plank Road
To change the name Of the Bethel Baptist Church, VIII
To reduce the fees Of County Treasures. [PrOviaes
hat in shall the salary exceed $500 New OK
For the 5enef, of the Manhattan; Guardian; MeE-
chants North American; United states Howard Equ!-
table NATIONAL Eagle and Firsmens Insurance ConPa-
MES.
In relation 70 the assets Of The Farmers Bank Of Or
leans
To restore 70 the General Fund certain moneys paid for
Bounties on Salt &c. Ayes Il, Noes H.
For the election by the People Of certain OnceFs IA
onondags.
The Senate also concuued in the amendments Of
the Assembly TO the Erie Railroad bill. So this and
the Hudson River Road only avail, the signature Of
the Governor TO become laws.
Mr.. STEWART, OF your city, whose vote formerly
killed the Erie Railroad bill, changed his vote to-
day, the objection which he had being obvia,ed.-
He desires that in justice himself you would pub
lish the annexed explanation OF his course:
Mr.. STEWART, when his name called, arose 10 say
THAI heretofore he had voted against this bill from an i'm
perious Of duty, believing be did that weud be
wrong permit this Road goout OF the State Of SewYok
into Pennsylvania ard thereby benefit rival city 70 the
injury Of the city OF NewYO!k. But inasmuoh as the
amendments proposed and accepted by the friends Of the
bill had become incorporated into it, which amendments
left under the control Of the mex: Legislature
IN case the Company the Commissioners should dsre
gard the interests OF the state he should therefore vote
Tor the bill But he felt called upon make this eXpana
newspapers In the city q NewYork aud elsewhere who
nimity 10 do him justice. Mr.. 5 votcdfcr the bill.
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OFFICE OF acrsATosIc z z CoNrAST,
Bridgeport Nag /, 1916
NDTICE-The second .astaliG-at CT Twenty Dollars
oc Preferred sptaI Soek otth- Housa.o-
nc 2sros6 Company becomes due and payable The ota
day o. June Stockholders who may prefer 20 MAKE
on. pxJ-ct for his and =. subsequent inztaeaa can co
% tsAt t-ne By order Of Inc Board OF DIec.ofs,
uys 2rn Z NICHOLS, Treasurer.
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),pgINyyICH-sT. WINDOW Shade D-pot-Tne
" .nh,crb-f, have op-o-d Exclusive W cco~ Shade
S,o-- a: No si7 Gr-enwIch-s- door 10 Lees Dry
Good, store here hey offer for sale Ne" and CON-
nl- s,Dck Of Window Shades equal IL style variety or
cua.y 10 any me City and 81 tie very casn prices
Parchssers either Wholesale or retail vi" hnd mis- al
cIa of trade. BERRlAS GkEASOS,
INV; irri,- No. 2i7 Cir--awcb-st " Y.
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CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

nkTI W BENSON Drspe, Tailor, respectfully
inr,rms his patrons and tho public generally thai he
h ,s,,oyr 10 ID. w-YorK Cash Tailoring Eslablnh'
mrnt No. Il! Futon-.t near Broadway "heio can DO
ms &c winch will made ~ order In The mosI ,asniona'
bic ,lye for cash II, 49,.
,-o IT,. those who Know Mr.. F.s unriyarc qualities In
Inc arr /, IL unnecessary say tnan ~ name MIN Ia
connection wlh mat d, paTimert Of The business
A choice and general assortment VI gsnlrtnens sncJ
-. a,,ri-. ron.lsntly on hand ny3 tia
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
w- SEE MARINE JOURNAL. FoURTH PAGE
ARRIVED


Packet ship Switzerland Knight from London ard
Portsmouth April 9th mdse, TO Grtnnell Miniurn " Co
Packet ship Iowa, Lines from Havre, April IL, Nose
10 Fox & Livingston.
Ship Ssrteie (of Boston, Taylor Is days I'm New.or.
leans cotton &c to X Collins & Co Sailed in com
papy with ship Aureus Kelly Tor Boston bark Beaver
for New.York 9th inst lat IS CO. lon "a, passed ship
Martha Washington. hence for New Orleans
Br ship Thomas, Vaughn So days from Liverpool
ls0 COAL bound st Johns Nh put in to land 50
steerage passengers, To Tapscott 4 Co.
Chian ship Maria Helena, CurpSey. from CoquiTnoo'
So hours from Edeauown $50 tons gusno ieo hides
and skins. to Bartlett,
Ship May Flower Crsbtrce, 10 DIS from New.Or!eans,
pork sc, 10 Cram.
Br bark Ottows Drymsn. ii DIS I'm Liverpool in bal
last, TO Msitland Comr,e S7s Storage passengers.
Bark Georgia (of Balh)Ois o. de- FIN Liverpool mdse
to William. i GuIon. "A s,eersge passengers.
Bark Helen Fielder, Wills a DIS fm Palermo, fruit;
&c, To Fielder.
Alison & Chsuncey Both April lat SO 90 Ion - 10 pass
CO ship st Marks. bound south.
Brig G Bourne, Perry, II ds I'm - MARKS cotton, 10
Br bris Napoleon, Coer. 10 ds FIN ST Ann Bay, Jam.
zoo bags Plmeutc to order Len at Kingston brig Sally
Ann, for New. York soon
Brig Henry Leeds. OF North Yarmouth, pF,nkwa,er,
Is ds from Porto Csbello ,ndse. to Nesniih & Wssh.
Sailed in company with Rowens Wilson, Tor fhi!sde-
ph,s Let, no American vessels ID ins'ia = 40 ION
u 80 spoke brig Geo Henry hence tor Turks Island
Brig Mobile Buckley IL ds fn Mobile. cotton. 10 sur
gos Chairman. IL Storage passengers.
Sehr Alizs Ann, OF Boston, Crosby, from San juan
Left no American vessels
Sshr Msris johnson ; Is I'm Baltimore acur, sc, 10
Johnson Il Lowden.
Schr Bouury. Wallace, ds TIM Newsern naval stores
10 N rlati-
stores 10 : L Mitthell
Scsr Stephen Phillips Giles DIS I'm Gloucester, pO-
tatoes, To master : ~, -. ~,
Schr Uuiou, Hicks, as fun Thomas:oH, lme, sc, TO
Master. p,L, A.,
&c TO Johnson 4 lowdca 800 ~,
Schr X w Brswn. Francis, 5 ds fm Wilmington, Nc,
naval stores. 10 l. McCresdy
Scar Sarah. Charlotte DIS I'm Newoern, NC, COT ton
and naysl stoges, 10 Medsd Plat,
BELOW
Shin Elizabeth. Denisoo. 10 Hurlbus & Co Also,
ship, bsTks, and briggs
SAILED.
Ships Patrick Henry, Liverpool; Stephen Whitney,
do Alosny aavre bark Eusenia, Vera Cruz; brig
Philurs Savannah and others.
MEMORANDA.
The Brig Empire Baxter. hence for 1slvesca hss re-
.urued 20 the city the having refused 10 do duty
while living NJ anchor this ) w spit The T. WAS
brought up by the Substance of the passengers
Thu. brig Etsuris arrived on Saturday from LasanS
reports bayipg fallen In in ai 81 n. lon "A ID W. Win
the schr Marina Fowler 6isssted aud no prs on 10
be seen on board. The Captain Of the E. could mol
ascertain where the schr. hailed from did not go on
boar Of her.
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stnrcmeni relative 20 sIennner Cnmerin.

BosTON, May D, I5+b
rSr by virtue of II Warrant from VIM. Elliott,
Her Britannia Mse.tys Acting Vice Cousu We The under
signed, repaired The BRUSH Steamer Cambria Captain
tain and survey whist damage abe have received by
having been shore Cape Cod, report that ail-F
srct snd careful examination of all OF the vessel,
could be got at both cupboard and inboard In
GLIDING her mSchncy, &c could ind signs OF her hHv
tny strained guas ed otherwise injured herself And also
od ths, has extra water 10 consequence
accident but remains light before Wherefore the
rrsgned survey unanimous opinion that 1t
necessary put dock for farther examination and
they believe her be light sauuch and strong and capable
OF proceeding her eudrd without detention
6. DIXON, Port Warden.
CHAS PEARSON, Ast Assd lns Co. of Boston.
WA BARTON. Shipwr!ghl
ALDEN CLIFFORD Ship Master.
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~ The LEGISLATURE Of Rhode Island ad
journed ON Friday meet again the fourth Monday
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MARRIED
DIED

On Thursday evening May eth. by Rev George B.
Utter Mr.. THOMAS II. FoGGlN % Miss MARY JANE
| VOSBlRG, all OF this city.
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! coo COPIES

OFF SMITHS Practice OF Medicine for sails. This is
~ Botanical Work, comprising Ike ful stady o. Asdl'
cine: lis Intended for The Medical Profession ~ wei. As
for family The entire WORK viii BE- sold low 10 single
purchaser. For farther PARTICULAR inquire OF
DANIEL ADEE, No. l07 Fuiicn-.i,
where the work be AL applications must DC
m .ia .non myll ST.
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IA. SMITH,S pREMluM MAGNETIC

OR' SMITH ) PREM UNI MA JNE ~
NgAcHISE.-Thr = ru.iuE aad Meda4 being aSsrte4-
w for this ,ciu- ih- i-ie Fair % i5 American ln-
ui- The evidence Of is superiority IL Is con
,irucuon entirely Zach Case is accompanied WIN
Manual with ul instruction. Msrufsciory and Office 81
Broadway 10 doors The Park left eide so,rs Up.
,,,.It
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STEAMER CAMBRIA FOX HALIFAX AND LlvERPooL--The
Steamship Cambria having by the survey been found
To- be In good and perfect order will sail from Bos; FOL
the ports her regular day, Saturday, 10Th May
For freight passage appytO
D BRIGHAM, JT. Agent, at Haruden Co.'S
myIl CTS all-sL
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ANNIVE RSARIES S.

I EAvITT, TRoW L CO. Booksellers, lst Brosd~sy
IL Opposite DEFY would respectfully invite Cergymen
Students Lzymen vstrg the city during the Annlv.rsa
res and all who TO purchase Book. 10
their extensive assortment any Of which they will ,e a.
prices that cannot iall 10 sui. Anniversary Cards
Cards II the Anniversaries be had a. L. t COS
Bookstore. lsi Broadway. myll u
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,h-o ffor 10. E!eveciE,t Baptist Cbarehl Tow being
erected i a-h-t aetween Broa3~ - anc LhiIa sy=ro-
laid aporop-sl- services ihs A'irr-oon- e :
O'clock Rev N-.srs Downing, S0rcuers, : / MACON.
Corr Cua!ag ge1nstI snd others VII take par; II lie
..rvtre. uyll IL
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l2lh Il, 10 O'Clock Nj aud uutil Friday evening
In the Dutch Church in For,yth'L near Walker myl 81
re- Conyention-A Couvtntou, composed OF the
Ministers and Missionaries Seamen the Ports Of The
United States Charlsns the Navy, and Missionaries
Foreign Stations commenced It's sessions Il; The Sailors
HONS. In this cIy, Friday lss and will continue
vera DAYS Ths object OF this Convention consider
bat more BE- done 10 promote The welfare Of sealcn
The ConyeuIion hsa voted 10 call Pubic Meeting In h-
Msrin-rs Church. Roosev-s This (Moutsy) afternoon,
O'clock The Shlpmssieis and Sesnen IN ieis Port snd
the Friends Of Seauen generally are hereby respectfully
iavte. 10 NEE, his Convention the rsi Of he kno
held ~ The tine sni place ABOVE mrnuoned SeVerA sa
drrse. and OF The progress OF the eaass among
who engaged Ia work hich cannot fall 10 o7 deep
ly interesting. Z ADAMS. Sec of The Convention
re- Newly rk sunday school Union Ami
yersary VIII be held Tuesday, he l'h lest The
Scnoos val assemble al Casie Gsrden Central Preshy
nNn Coa,ch, sreome.t Bapu., Tabernacle, Mulberry
81; Rev MI hsn-d'. Church. Sroomr aad Ridge s's
and The Rev Mr. Dowlnss Church Bedford and DOVE
irgss Exercises 10 commence 4, O'Clock P. NJ
The evening services VIII he held the Crns, Presby-
,er,.n Church, Srcoue-Sl NJ :. O'clock
The Clergy and strangers can procure tickets for Castle
Garden Il, The Saodsy School DEPOSITORY. nyll 2us
Of Isssons 10 Lsc,r. a; residence Isl Ten.hs or
Wednv.day the lS;h inst a'5P N Seelec.-Thv Organ
and Prac,ice ws,eI Care. The Lessons Illustrated
by Female Model mS9&'
ry Thom.oa'a Compound Syrup Tar and
Wood Naptha viii cure Cousumpuou. Yet snoln-s
cure. PaILApELsaIA, April 8, 1875.
LsstAususs year sh avioicat eod N eonse qaence
OF se'.ins wes IN shower OF Tain Circumstances 50
gave mu.GsIe corcrrn. saPPosns should
get nd oit DC :se couirary. however cay grew
violent cough in then Pa,n 4 ny oreasi src
between ny shoulders now suffered greai opprosaion
rori The srts; secretion o. pasreri matter IL my 9pss
eeare greatly alarmed md friends considered my sl;
uaIon extremely critical the Uss OF sPPctte,
hecgc fever and Nigh: rendered r- IS wax
eaid ns The swest literal poured Cd me- Tais WIS
my eoua,ron ~hen rcopsasnc-d a,ug Tnorasons coE-
pIund Syrup Tar Ant WOOD Nspiha' l procured ose
5oue snt expere1ced giuch eea-nt hxil resolved II
esaIinusit ook N al pae and perirci-
" RESTORED Ia. now AK since ceased ust7g Tie
mes! ne. snd The cr.- rrspains perfect ariy oeIie~-
his ,nei cine r superior 10 every oiner remedy Tor
Consumption OF tie Lung. ~, c.A--.
\ ma JNo. SWIFT, Mayor oi Pht.
This invaluable remedy is prepared cnlE ey > 1aoS'
SON N e ~ FIIlh and spIuee SIS
SOLD wholesale xet re.sl, by HENRY JoHNSON, D.as-
yist Srosiway corner Cnaaoersst IN DE Gsshllc
Building. Sold As9 81 leo FIonsi and u sAs. Dlosi.
way. Price 50 cents per bottle or IS dozsn y41 oase'
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fDin6ou 5bG6es.

WINDOW SHADES-WINDOw SHADES!
ps II assO views. sAG abssy Goc. Ro
Arches, Fun Landscapes Desert Scenes. Scroll Pate
L. al OF which painted by The niosE rIc' la!s
French and American artists sra1lod Washable and per
f-cy parent great reduction from orsn prlcea
EDWARD WASSLEY,
ruy65ise No ~ Cshsrine-st Chathan-i fusr-
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.ca,,f.u, reported for 7x 7r,s,s.e.

,sprs-we notice no change. About $50 or 800 ools
re taken a. 80 IS and few Pearls az sA6ei w.
coTTON-The Gales were about 1000 bales mostly
r,t 10 the Continent a. prices rather easier fos
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oARPETINGS AND OIL CLOTH.

No. t5i PsaRL-sr.
JEFFERSON ( HUMPHREY have just opened al tbs
above number large lot Of entirely new Carpetng,
bought expressly for Spring trade, and will be sold d.
greatly reduced prices FOR cash; We have
20 ne sets ADMINISTER Brussels, entirely new
81 pieces heavy Tore--py. ch designs and new shadngs
Supern. me and common Ingram Carpeungs OF every
description.
RUS Dnsze.s Table and Piano Covers, Window
shades Sc &c Also large lot Of Heavy Sheet OIL Cloth
from Is To 81 4 wide, selling cheap
Our friends and The public respectfully requested 10
call and examine before purchasing elsowhere
NJ 2mi.rnt. PETERSON y HUMPHREY. A5+ Pearl-si
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