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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-01
BRooKLYN AFFAIRS.

BROOKLYN SAVINGS BANK-This Institution Is
about 10 have for it's accommodation handsome and du
rabe edtcc on the Fulton and Concord SITS re-
Gently occupied by the family mansion OF Dr. Hunt which
has been removed to give place 10 it.
NAyAL-The sloop of war Dale (as we learn
from the Adyerse has received her sailing ORDERS 1t IS
understood to Join the Pacific squadron, and VIII drop
down from the Brooklyn Navy Yard Tuesday, prepa-
a,ory 10 sailing on Wednesday next. Al present she Is
engaged In taking eto-cs Her officers are all pres
ent at the Yard, and among them are the following
Commander VIM. W. Mexican; lst Lieutenant, Edward
NJ Yard: Purscr, c. o. Haudey; Surgeon. Daniel :
Green; Master. Nathan C. Bryant Her crew, amount;
Ing 10 some ono hundred and thirty men, are shipped.
Tbs repairs upon the soop OF Preble are nearly
competed and she will Ia complete sailing trim by next
Wednesday Great difficulty is expected in procuring
enough seamcn for her. This vessel expected to have
been ro.dy ere this while rigging her some defect WAS
discovered In her foremost which 1t was found necessary
TO replace and this retarded her completion for some
days.
The sloop Albany is In full progress oil being finished
We understand that she will DO launched In about TWO
weeks The splendid picture presented by the banians
In honor OF her namc arrived and will shortly occupy
a conspicuous place in her cabin. North River seop
was engaged Saturday morning In landing some eight or
ten PaNhan from the West Pont 1ouhury, PIooao.
intended for the Albany.
workmen uro likewise engaged In making ready the
store ship Relief and the sloop Boston. Nothing IS said
preparing the gate Macedonian, Lexington or Inc
frigats Sabine the latter OF which Is on the stocks
There employed some eight hundred ADDITIONAL
hands all kinds. who have been placed in employment
the arrival Of recent orders for fitting out the Gov
eminent vessels The Navy Yard consequently presents
very animated and busting All the works are IN
full blast while the rcsouudS with the dcaiening noise
of the hamuer aud the atmosphere is nied with the
dense smoke OF the Gorres-the whole presenting striking
contrast TO the peaceful looking green lawns which here
aud there ornament tho yard.
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olnrket.....c@gf,.l.y reported for Tie Tr,s4ne.


AsHES-The market continues a, 3 5003 So for Pots
and 4 20 for Pearls with Gales .oU 200 bols ! he
stock in the Inspection Warehouse yesterday consisted
OF 1926 obs Po,s and 529 do Pca'l. together 95 tbls
COTTON-The sales to-day were loo balcs without
change ia prices which the before the
arrival OF The Great Britain The psles 10 day
mostly i-r shipment. The Marmion taken up 10
load for Liverpool Tod for square is no. me current
.sirhr
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&5ldis.

o. Genin's Gossumer Hats, weighing from :;
TO s. ounces Price ouy - 80 Il Is aoou! i2 years since
the io.,aier a. drst Introduced by the Subscriber 70
he notice OF h- NewioK public, t- g hier tie tnosI
d-,iras- snd lastly srcle Tor Summer wear hec-
,ofoTe II
a,,cri.hinc success s,tsndns them, ev1eed oy The
-xrsorcusry large a,yrn. Of sales and lh- popular ap
probation ed upon hem BY the any 20 nave gwen
ine their patronage not 5ern iosi upon i-
Ger who 10 that he anxious 10 excel II ais sf
now presents for public patronage the Go'samsf si uen
lighter and pleasant hsn acy oIh-r ever plos- oae
cd They liable Nke the Leghorn ana Panama 70
lore either color from exposure 10 me ran Ihsy
cannot Ne so!ed by sh-r perspraoD % OIL rom Inc s
40 commonly The win other Hzs Tor me nucn &C.
nec style OF trimmings, originating viii the proprietor
etec!usly prevents al ;aS Tbs Is decided advantage
over al other Es,s.
The puhic are lHvi.ed 20 cal snd his srtic!e a.
J. y. GENIN'S Hal aud Cap Store,
uy2S is0 81 Broadway, opposite s. PsnPs Cnufco-
~ Knox's SlIn;n=. siyl- Of Hats cow ready for
INSPECTION sbd safe - No. lss FQton-sL (Sun BGiidnstl
consisting Oregon Beaver, While snd Blue Bru,h dsis
sryr assorI.nscI Of GsnIlen-ns Panama and L-shoru
H.ts; also u-w styl- Of Boys Summer Has Gentle
,r-n cat have their Hal. msde 70 order. myli lns'
r~ Geprlctnan's summer Eats.-BIRD cor. o.
Pin md Nassau .ts iav In attention OF tia customers
md III pubc To his OF Summer HAS consisting
among Others OF bits and pear cooIed lur hs exceed
ibriy H. hr Pauans Manila, Canadian straw hHts also
ezra Ugh, black snd oeakn hais adapted
for the summer session. I'M p; 80 No,.,,r ~,
my2o 1ml.' olho eo'' i-S A
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ARRIVED.
Packet ship Fdea. Hacksiat, t:on Liverpool May 20,
mtso. to c II Marshall
Slip Maine. (ot Bath Litt!eiet. from liverpool Apr!
18th rndse 10 Williams & Guon 3e steer@se passengers
ship Mecemseh, Chase, from Havre. Apr 3ota, IN bal
last, 70 Sesnilh Walsh. go seeraGe passengers May
18TH LAT 39 long a. snip supposed 10 be me Gar
rick from Liverpool Tor NYork.
British ship Dolphin, sullivan, - ds I'm ireland, IN bal
last; bound john NJ. Put IN 10 ast lI6 steerase
PEA seneers. George Min.
Br bark Mary Harrington. Melee, 81 ds I'm London
derry In ballast, 10 Adm Bell Co. Us siecra5e pas
sensers.
Br bark Lady Euney, Draper 81 ds I'm liverpool, in
ballast, 10 Richardson CO. 100 t.eracc passengers
I;r brig George Soule, Mann j. I'M Windsor rs. pas-
ter,
Brig Louisa Beatou Chester u hours I'm SLonton, IN
ballaSI, 10 E Huribut = CO.
Schr Jonas smith. Collei dsm Wilmington NC naval
stores, 10 E Powell. Sailed in company. briS Clay
ton and .chrs stevens, Pampero and Pontiac, Al. Tor
SYcrk.
Schr kimpion. Osborn, ds fln Alexandria, -four,
&c 10 Stnrges & Clearman-
sehr Edward Peters Holmes, Is I'm Machias, Me-
luHier, TO F snow.
Br schr sterling Holmes 10 Is I'm Windsor Ms plaster.
10 master.
BELOW
A British bark from Liverpool. with passengers
Wind, ESE.-wi:h FOG.
MEMORANDA.
The packet ship Oxford, Tor Liverpool will sail to-day
weather permitting.
fleet Of MY sail Of slusre-rigged vessels has been
detained for the eight days account OF EaseEy
"a and f ct her
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AMuselaentS.

NIBLO'S GAHDES.-rte proprietor OF thu estah-
hshrrenl respectfully Informs the public or New ORR
tbs. his season. viii commence in few dny- hch occa-
s;on GABRIEL, JEROME, ANTOINE,
WHOLE WONDERFUL RAVEL FAMILY
viii ske heir rs Appearance these three this city
IN .or- of their most popular entertainments
The Saloons, Gsrden Walks. Fou1,sas. Sc have hseu
and resmbeish-d the Sscon cu,-r Balcon..
i.r,-d n hole row forming the rrcb-rcta ee.
rspl plscr OF Sumner Augs-uerts on he Continent
THE CONCERTS LA MI SARD,
80 much ,nir-c on previous Will Re Continued
A SPLENDID ORCHESTRA including many OF our hrst
musical names hiss been ssocrrc.
Various novelties in pr-psrs:ion ard The proprietor
has pleasure Announcing inst al Arrangement Gas
been .fecsd with MILE SLASGf.
Premier Dsnsruse he Opera OF Paris and me befnn
I'D snns lhesr-s. who will -. ably supported by
MONS fENf osrts
Mr. Il. IA Con- lar sergs.
Doc o,e - 9 te'y.
- "a
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
p For so,es Of Stocks, &c. see fourth page.

-
SATURDAY. P. III.
The Stock Market is still inanimhte, and no olspo
alton Ia shown by either buyers or sellers 10 operate 10
any extent, Prices are without change u importance
and an infusion of armlstce or Oregon settlement Is
much needed to give life to the street
The Exchange Market for the Steamer closed
heavily with good supply of bills. Sterling was sGs.
Francs sol The Grea, Britsns day of departure be
Ing near at hand has made the demand for bills for the
Boston Steamer les, than it otherwise would have been
Freieh;s are active and the Marmion has been
taken uu al l6d for Liverpool Flour has been thpred
12s lOd 3s The amount OF produce Offering for ship
ment 10 large
Money is tight in the street. and this with the
Mexican War, lie having untavorsbIe effect upon all
branches OF business. Capitalists do no, like TO enter
into new en,erprIes to push Old ones with ygor-
Mr. Polk is at heavy discount in the mercantile circles
A Comparative Statement of the business on the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad during tho fourth
week of May. 1874, ls45 and 1886;
Tnvsl o ~ ga; Ss s 49, IS IS
ss'' " Coal. s.724 "a lJ75S 81 s5,nl 50
Total. .sIIicS 10 9l03 % al,4as -
Tons Of Coal trans 900, - o,oks r.,
Mr. seaver of Boston stated in the Council that II
The whole CITY deb, could be brought in for ms
week there were means her disposal BY witch not
whs;andng the present unsettled state oil cormerc'S
Affairs 1, could all be cancelled by Monday next Ioe
financial affairs of Boston certainly in most pros
porous condition.
At Baltimore the money market Is being daily
nots contracted and loans are difficult at = per cent
month.
The iuteres, on all Maryland State Loans due Isl
January lsi3 will be paid by the Commission oil Loans
carly ir the month of June.
The Bank OF Baltimore has declared semi an
nr dividend of ,hree per cent The Bank has kewi's
paid the State tax on its stock.
The Patapsco Bank of Mary andat Eiiicons Mills
sa' declared half yearly dividend of three per cent
The effects of Mr.. Folks War are extending TO
eWest The ST. Louis New Era says:
The Money Market so far from exhibiting any I'm
psorement during the past week. has assumed more
Seeded appearance and the scarcity Is greater
@sn u has been known Tor many years past iae bsoS
sao Brokers not extending the slightest accommoda
WOO borrower aud matter OF course large guam
SY paper has gone goated. although offered at
rates Of interest. Tue very beet signatures cannot
0ou acceptance unless backed By bonds aud mortgages
70 Teal estate and then unlass at an uousGa
~ eentsse. certain andehnatie feeling OF spprehen
prevails among capitalists caused by the present as
~ oi political affairs, and will from all appearances We
~, continue 10 exist Tor some tune come and
let OF course produce and every department OF bus
WIN continue 10 anguish until relief Is had--much
cannot be; better We can only hopetor Sight
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NAPOLEON AND HIS MARsHALs.

DAKER X SCRlBNER will publish on Monday. the lot
ID JUNE the SECOND volume of Napoleon and bis Marshall
by j. r. Headlev, illustrated with six steel rngravngs
'Co>rySrs Biographical Sketches OF Marsbalu Murat
I,ef-hvre Massrua, Victor Bruno, Oudinot. Pessteros
Iourdau Bernadoie, Suchet, Poniatowsk Grouchy and
Npy-wh descriptions Of the great battles 10 which they
were engaged
The entire work plee In Two beautiful limo. vol
umes illustrated with II steel engrsytngs ard comprising
perfect Portrait Gallery Of Nspoeen's Marshas may be
found the publishers, Sc Parkrow and las Nasssu.sL
.aI
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Dr. Bnnuing's body Brace sfords irine-
dise relief 10 vocal ncpien, pulmonary, digestive, i-
m.e nervous aud spinal w-aknesses aho 10 weak fai
growing children and 10 ,e-nary and professionals people
Spd sr,issn, whose cslling dispores hen 70 droop
Ofce AS 4roscwAy. Lady IN si;entsnce rom 10 A ID
.n1fr 10 NJ nils SmltcOG
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Booze.

GEN. ROSAS-THE ARGENTINE REPU BLIC.
~ APPLETON 4 co. have just publshrd-Tweniy-
y.Four Years In the Argentine Hepubc embracing IL
Civ snd Military History. and account OF lis political
condition before and during the administration of Cover
Ros his Of policy. the causes and charsctsr
Of bis Interference with the Government of Monevideo,
and the crcumstances which led OF
land snd France BY Col J Anthony kiug, an Ohcer Ia
The Army of he Republic ard tw-ntvour years resident
vi the country. vol l2mo. Price 81.
Colonel King whose narrative recorded In Tho present
volume associated with the leading men Of tho Argen-
,ae Republic during lis uoublous e'cs served Tor
long time in army; Travelled almost every OF IT,
and ~ resident 1t for nearly quarter Of century,
more loroug ID Information OF the condition Of the people
hsr politics. habits, re ston &c &c inan has ever
10 our knnwlrdc. before given the world. Aside
from the valuable Information the work contains. sub
iects Of both in his country Aod Eu
which toe place during Col Ks residence here the In
eden,s III hs personal history and experience
possess interest almost. II not guile al romantic as
work OF pure fiction"
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" Arabic Corn Piaster.-Ar 7aeciusl and war
rsn,-6 Coras EASILY applied and gives ieol-
al relief In case IL should a cure Inc money viii be
refunded For sale by DAVID SANDS CO. u Ea.t Broaa
way 100 Fulton sid rs Broadway. aud by Druggists
r.urs nlvia lir..oT's
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General Notices.
e Farmers IL ,fIillers' Bank, Hseen'owD Notes
ny.6 Inis- TAYLOR & SMITH 62Wallsl.


~ Caurion.-Tne pubic are h.rehy cautioned sgainst
nesocisug check the Seventh Ward Bank, drawn by
Tutle Ducluzrau" for Ninety Eight 5S-lo' Dollars,
dated Splh May the having beeu lost stolen on sun
day evening while returning from e church corner OF Ls
as-ile- place and Fourihst
The nder will receive .uirable reward by returning the
pocse! BOOK aud papers 10 IS Ml,nan.N up ''a'rs'
SY- Mechanics, InsIiI uIe.-The regular monthly
meelng OF Mechanics Institute will be held atih- ln.li
9ts Rooms, City Hail. on Tuesday evening" I'd s,a1 1t
CHAsLrs L. BAsRirr Ac,usry. jrl 2lis'
~ Dnliey's niagica Pain Extractor This grea.
htic- will the following diseases. Burns Scsld,,
e' &c even save life under The mos' trying e,rcumsIsn'
ces aud ihey who ard will be that H. Daley
written on every box OF he genuine article only Genss!
Tor hs hied States for thu sale Of The .-lve
20S Broadway one door below Fu!toal, y Y. R-mem-
her ms Is The only Office 10 lh- city OF NewYck rl Otis
C1- Triumphant snccrss.-Dr. Covert. Msguet;c
universally successful hen they been TIED Al
all Diseases may be- cured re-v-d ey OF
NAY .ev being benefited by Dr. Covrrts
Tlac,urr Dr. Converts Office is ~ C4nslstCtce hour,
from 9 To IL A. ". and from 10 p NJ roy2T Irnsodi,,
''ll, small al fret grow larger from delay
aud slowly ea, their sad and caukeriog way;
Thu. by successive ,hsoes The frame is torn,
TIL. he.llh and pvsce ~ mind alike gone
re- To soutl,e the suffer ings of huinnnity-,o
az ,cac. Thu, !, ,uf:ien,lv demonstrated in The viz.
tues Of Dr. Wood. Sars.par!la aud Wild Cherry Buffers
The effected OF Dyspepsia 'eIaso "a
pit.,iou OF Heart Headache. Piles End general deey
'soId wholesale and RETAIL BY WYATT kETCHAM
l2l Fu.,on-si al retsi 1872 Broadway LIT Bowcy Sil
BIcecker.st. n. Y. Jet oIs
rS- May statement she Mutual BenehI Life In
sut.uce Co Nol Wall Issued during The month oi Msy
.U7 new Policies, viz: .
To Merchants and TradsrssS To Brokers
Observation-Disclosures. 9 Sec'y Of insurance Co.
W-rhsn,c, .......I2l BanA T-rrs.......... :
Cl.rryrn.u ..........l2I Civil Ensineers.......
Physicisns ....--..... p Ageh,s ......'-''''.'''
LAWYERS ........... 4 BOokkeeperc...... :
Texrhers .,.......... u Cierss.................ii
Students { lnukeepcTs..--...,....
Editors ard Pf!Gters.. Lhdles..'..' ..'''.'''.'o
Puh &C 0fhcer.......... GentIerlen ..'.- $500
Sea Cspts Matiuvrs Servant. -
81
- NO -'''' RosT L. PATTERSON, President
BENZ c. MILLER, Secretary
Jos Eth L. LORD. Agent -, pa
JAS. STEWART, ~ D. Medical EA am!neE, No e-i oeosa
way ea iiAe0N
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

In ae PrEtl bark Foraqa from Roiercdvf-Mss Slak-
Wis. MIR schad Mr. So1omans Lady and child. Mr. Du-f-
DART Lady and children, NJ Fail MISE Meyersou and p
n ;hs stcerSse.
II NJ fitp Fii>iia from Ljr1Toal-Mr shuttleworth
Hood, o; hasant: Mr and M Robinson, Mes summer
vile, OF FYoIk, and 80 IN the s:eerase.
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II Fifteenth Tnrd-At meeting OF tha Electors
OF The 18th Ward held Consultation Hail on "Wednesday,
Api 27.h 1916, GERARnUS CLARK, Esq wa. called 10
the Chair and ALBERT ROGERS appointed Secretary
The cal! OF meeting being read, Mr. Thompson moved
ha, t- power given former meeurg 10 The Committee
nominate suitable persons TO hl Offices be referred back
10 this meeting. Carried.
Movrd-Thst Committee OF nine be appointed by the
Chair Ths following persons were appointed A A.
Rogers, w. A Taylor, l.. ". Stevens. w Jones 4. T.
Thompson W. CASE. P. Woodruff, T. Mcknight, -
COPELAND.
TIE Committee reported the following ticket to be sup
ported the ensuius election:
For C0rsm,ss''ner. As pESNf'
For Tritst.s LAS boNALpSON,
For Deesaeso City Contention H Il 4 = b4vEs
The above Candidates put The u-e!ng seesraely
carried unanimously. myou Ills
e Seventeenth Wnrd.-Ats meeting OF the Com
mtee appointed by the Wings Of the Seventeenth Ward,
to nominate Delegates thu City Convention and School
officers 10 be- appointed al the coming election, JOHN
KEMICK appointed Chairman, and ALEXANDER WILL
KIN Secretary.
Delegates. ROBERT TAYLOR.
JOHN i. BUTrERWORTH.
THEODORE + 1OMLlNSON
1fnoGe o0"''"N'.o"e' .THoMAS NJ AnRrANCE.
Inspector WILLIAM PHILLIPS.
On motion,
R'ced Thathe proceedings be published IN the New
YORK Tribune JOnN hEMiSH, Suah"iii'
Atrx W1KrY Secretary. my30 q
r. Eighteenth Wnrd.--AmERlCA CAN NOMlNA.
TIONS.-IHE BIBLE ~ OUR COMMON SCHOOLS.
For Delegate, to the Charter Convention,
RICHD l.. sCHIEFFELIN, WIN. sAML. JOHNSON.
For Co,nms:ioners Of Schools
WILLIAM E. DODGE, PHILIP JORDAN.
For Trustees of Schools
MOSES MAYNARD. Jr. JOHN COOPER,
John q. DUNHAM THOMAS J. STEVENS,
LEWIS TIMBERLAkE
For Inspectors Of Schools.
WIN R TAYLOR THEODORE MINIS. II
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UINDISG az HtKPEks' BtBL E.-rne tl'.
ID scrb-rs h,vus msd- exclusive arrangements 10 bind
Ha:p-rs Illuminated Bble all kinds of plain and fancy
,ty-. row III. the last number issued, would call putt
c attention this important matter and request sub'cr-
hers 10 his cic- 10 his splendid patterns got up
-xpr-.sv for which Or chss-u-sI Of design And
b-auy OF execution have h--~ eqla-d IN America
The stamps cul by Gs,E 9P-f Of Phiade phia,
who slsrd al the top OF neir prossiVn hs ininrnse
s,oct Of tools capable Of making nesry I'VE
hundred different patterns that all tastes can he suited
Subscribers have their Blb- boutd in plain orocco
So and 10 splendid style Ike Oxford Bibles al Two
richly gilt clasps will cost 81 so additional velvet bindings
rchy oup-d with silk Innings double clssped Will coat
s and rountings sold gold The price vii! be
S5O He would refer strangers TO The pub'bers OF me
and ali h- respectable booksellers OF Se~i orr
as TO of mis- work He would also warn tne
pubic ann.t trusting the binding 10 petty irresponsible
rg-u,s who throughout Inc city and bore people
l-ir bi.-s 10 bind. who ~h-n ttey succeed IN getting
them them tn score o. co-spn-s' to IN. socn.s
IND HI n-sds OF the trade hsc the consequence Is they
s,a returned ppoed the subscribers. If returned a. al
u will arran The durability Of a binding and will give
The undersigned BOOK cafrers his authorized agents,
r-InS-sie Tor every copy bound in al. establishment
NJ p, ~ Isaac Pride. Brooklyn,
iv;rI,sr Pst,or Nile. st John,
rbnms. Marley J. G. HAintn.
! Nj chan III Nrsia. Brooklyn,
: y 4 -rtb-r n. Green. Brooklyn.
- n 9 Rjfhards g. Ois. book seller, Newark,
~ Prondft bookseller New 4. l. Harrison, Albany,
bnrg lsssc Requa,
VIM IT, i. Graham. Trlbare Nj Simmons.
"a D s JAMES LINEN. sootbrder ia Futon,s-
DEDBUGs BED BUt:S!-wATSoNS BED Bug
Is D-.:rover is TIE wonderful discovery made
Tor immediately Destroying these verin however rua-r
an. srd .r-rnay b.nsnils hen from The premises by ons
sponc.uou Beware OF worthless ;uiatonA For.a only
a; Apoihecaries' Hail. 50 Cainer;r7st O.coa nefson
~ Hsi.nsp. and in Brooklyn 81 au Hsyesi lSs F1l'
tnn-st Price = cents per hottie myls EVI
YIT1RM SEA BArH>.-Tne aan!ie are Informed
w 1hst n. Warm SEES Bs:hs Inc foot OF Desbrosseis
hsys been rssted Tor The coming sessoa Open rom .aa
.n .,.inT u 1. Unnecessary 10 speak. no generally y
tnosu Ma scArowl4ds-d. Price OF Warm BAN .
, =, Sye ,irk-, for one dollar, which admit 70 ne A.
,oI Eo-.s crnsor a.ihI. Nh V-'-r@' n1Ve trnrs
WR4PPINt: PApEk.-4 so realms straw
w 10000 ms Cap WrspPics PsPsf,
OCO Crown,
0O0 Dgub- Cro~c,
$50 Cap.
-, ~ 'A'e CYRUS ". FIELD, 9 surpEs''p.
GO PAX CHALDhON.-Lv-rpooi Coa- nfss Susi'
m md large size for sale .h- above low P:ic- FROM
or 80 cents per caaldrcn l-ss wae ,as-r direct roin
,hir - he price, Liverpool Coa!D more econo-
teal fuel than an,hrartIs Apply 70 -.,soN
- 80 No. us nrd 1911 Anibony-st n-sr sroad~sT.
1Rp-l7 tsgl OF Superior qualify t1.s rsesiyes and
nor taa ~ HOWELL GlRAuO, l5l W esss@
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DEnUVA NICHOLSON l. WRIGHT, job
Eloer- in Silk Goods have removed their silk and fancy
goods from 59 P-ars TO NJ 81 Cedar-s nearly opposite
h. Pos,Ofice between William and Nassau SIS New
YORK where they have received and prepared 10
show large and complete assortment Of fashionable six
GOOD. carefully r-eced RON the latest i'm portsonB with
strict regard in price The Jobhiug Interior Trade North
ern Eastern Western Merchants respectfully Invited
IN call aod exanirs h-r stock FOR variety and
surpassed any other Nous they rest assured ha
extra Inducements WI. offered them for Cash. ap-
prov-d paper myi uis'
C1IRBANKS'S PLATFOFM SCALES.-Fzr.
yU.rI mvl isif
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For Deiefatei 20 City Contention
CHARLES TOWN JOHN SNEChNER-
Resoi,ed Tina; h. Wings Of This Ward vii. give their
.nppni 10 III. snov. Candid ai-s and will every
honorable saorl 10 secure their election.
JAS. VAN NoRDEN, Chairman.
CH.s H. TAYLOR, Secretary my50 p
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seventh Ward WING Nominations.

~ Fourteenth Ward. Alta meeting of the Wings
OF , Fourteenth Ward THE Broadway House. rursusn,
10 public rrqlriJon. Friday evening, lhe 70 instant,
JAMES VAN NORDEN appointed Chairman, and
CY,sLss h TAYLOR Secretary The call OF The meeting
WE, r.ad and h- following .cse, was motoo, unsni
,nou,Iv edupt-d:
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Bour6inu.

80
R0.RDiSG.-As mull -niily having ih.n
- thrv occupy de,roua taxing Ladies
board with them. References required AMY No. is4
.Bowe:y. Wanted. American or English Cir! 20 90 th-
homework Of small family References equlr-d j- ST.
tNANTED-Pynn Board by Young Man IL II
W private family where there hut few board-rs
Must he F.G Kiln Addrnss Boarcer paid,
No $50: Pearl,i- IL
A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE. and two
"A h'ee single gentlemen obtain board win pleasant
roon.. At No ~ Chamh-rs st, oppos. tse Psrs i- 2v
DARD.-Twu very d--raD!s rooms car b. had, With
- boar. NJ s. Chsn,efs-., lel l~..
DOAKD.--A Gentleman ana his WIFE. and ISo single
ID Gentlemen. can he accommodated with excellent
Rooms and Board, n. very respecahs family. No. -
Oliver 81 IA few d00rs below The rr~ Snptst Church.
The house large and corycui-nty sus.ed for Gentle
men iran,acting bRtin-ss down town. IL. Luz
DORRU.-A gentleman anl his wife a few single
- G-ntlenep may receive hoard In private family. In
pleasant Part OF me city, Address K h office ol this pa
rf-s t"is
kpuARD-A few gentlemen can be well accommodated
ID win good pcsd lodgings a. No. 10 Ros--. Also
day bosrter., with without lodgingg, BY the single
meal mytS ots'
SUAkuiNG.-fi sa.art ROOMS win board, for i,ini-
- lies single gent euIeD. uny hs had At reasonable
prices No % MrrcersL between Spring and Prrct sis
References X hanged, riy2' lw's'
BOARDING IN Chanberssl-Two ur three young
sp Gentlemen be accommodated with excellent hoard
aud rooms by applying at 10 Chambers-s door West of
Rrnatwsy References rxcbaue -d iny27 Owls
DUAkD-i or Ladies' Gentlemen b. nccommo-
oth=r brarders will lie taken. The rooms are
arge airy well irnsb-dlh- comforts OF hore real
z.i snd private table If dssired Address Private Til
hure Office. nvZ2 WV.