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Daily Arrival. of Produce, Stock, &c. By the
New-York and Erie Railroad Company

;. ?. Car soH, -9ltHI-
Barre Henry suvdam-so 77sbka ,rawbefrie, 20 vsEi-
nm, IS rus. butter calves = sheep aHhs
G., -. n NH. butter calves sheep lamb Cap,
Ss 10. f1,nttnr Cooper lsIrbs Seely II bx char
cosI Bspts: II do G Goie; box oku meal Char
~ sErs .trswhsrri-s Ellsworth; 81 tubs butter; 81
~. IN is.nb, sheep COW Jennings Thompson; doz
fok, 10 DO hs1dles Huse Wai.I1sn; lot 'uIntars n
Sawsr,. BOX ware P Hopkins; hrk % tno- butler IL
80 .-b. Car, Coleman; lot forss Brittle S--ly
Oasntty OF milk arrived during week enoins June en-
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License LAW OF CoSNEcTlcUT.-The Senate
have passed bill repeating the license law OF the
last year and substituting law which, while II
does no, prohibit selling, prohibits drinking and
selling TO drink, except al taverns Taveras are oy
former laws Obliged to obtain licenses and the au
borties who grant those licenses, do ii on such
terms as they think proper. The House, it is I'M
ders,ood. will concur Jour Com.
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THE TRIBUNE.
From pouslas Jerrold'. Magazine,
A VICTORY

NICTOhl
TIE Joy bells peal merry tune
Along the evening air
Tho cracking bonfire turn Tie sky
All criuason with ths.r glare;
Bold music fills the startled streets
With mirtb-.nspiring sound;
The gaping cannon reddening breath
Wak,,s thunder. shouts around;
And t.ousand joyful voices cry,
"Huzza! huzza Victery
A little girl stood al the door,
And with her kitten played;
Less wild and frolicksome than she,
That rosy prattling maid.
Sudden her cheek turns ghos,ly white;
Her eve with fear is filled,
And rushing mot. doors, she screams
Nv brother Willie s killed :"
And thousand joyful voices cry,
Hazza! huzzai Victory
A mother sa, in thoughtful ease,
Admitting by the IRE,
PLYING the needles thrifty task
With hands that neve lie.
She ,re her few gra'' .,..rs, and shriekcd,
My Joy earth is done
OH who :. al lay me in my gravc1
o., dod my son my son "
And thousand joyful voices cry,
"Hozza! huzza! Victory
A youthful wife the threshold crossed,
With mauon's treasure blessed
A smiling infant nesting lay
In slumber at her breast.
She spoke no word, she heaved no sign,
The widows tale TO tell;
But like corpse, all white and stlfi,
Upon the earih-hoor fell.
And thousand joyful voices cry,
"Huzza huzza Victory!
An old weak man, with head OF snow,
And years threescore and ten,
Looked ia upon mis- cabin home,
Ard anguish seized him then.
He help'd no. wife, nor helpless babe
Marion nor little maid.
One scalding tear one choking sob
He knelt him down, and pray o.
And thousand joyful voices cry,
"Huzza! huzza Victory
r. (. Il. MAoLKLAs
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rsr Mutual Benefit Lie Insurance Company

IS Mutual Benefit Life insurance Company,
No. IL Wal-sltis since this Institution COM
menced The business Of Life Insurance on the liberal plan
then FIRST announced in It's prospectus That the principles
therein have with the appreciation OF those
who sought the advantages which such an Institution
saords in making provision FOR family. needs no other
proof Than the Of the fact that lIOl Policies have
been Issued and that premiums the amount OF Sl5i 69
- have been received during that period
The of funds received for premiums has sresdy
established capital " bch rapidly Increase by
payments of the second years premiums, The accrung
Interest and the receipts for ne pocies The Sc
cuuul alton from Il enables the Directors 10 full
their promises 20 Jay up reserve fund 10 meet ihe Ia
creasiug nsursdequs 10 reinsning every fe-psy
all deusnd for Losses divide large profits among the
insured
e. April Statement-Mu.ual Benefit Life Insurance
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PAssENcERs ARRIVED

In brig Detroit from Gs rgeso,sa. S C-Miss Watts.
Messrs Il I KuaoerS, Murero, Tilley. CcHkin.
: Arrnmlnss. L Carr, : Stevens \ Il Stevens. 4
Berstow, Wilson, Emanuel. and one in the Storage
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General NoIlres.

r. RemovnI.-'No Charge until the Harris Restored
The propri-or's Office for ih- application OF BesFs HAN
R-sorave' above terms, Is removed 10 No. - De-
lsucey-sL the Bo~ery. Depos-Sazaar, us Broad
way New York MIX st Boston; log Nlnhst Phdde!-
phs- Ies I"os
re- MAY Statement OF The Mutual Benefit Life In
lnsnce Co No IL Wal Issued during tbs month OF May
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Boarding anD Hottls.

4 FEW geuteel boardsrs can be accommodated With
"A pleasant Tooms a, 80 ChsmberGst Ies lm-
FEW GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with
q board breakfast and dinner on Tbs Sabbath al 50
East Broadway. js8 lw'
,lkiVATE BUAxDING.-Two large cnsInOcrs on
the second door, with cIosetu attached In pleasant To-
cation can be had by single gentlemen with or without
breakfast aud tea by applying At No seeonds e5 ~
DOARU Up TOWN.-A Gentleman aud his Wife can
ID b- accommodated with board and good uniurnished
water in The house and every facility for taxing cold hot
and shower baths Terns very moderate. Address W. T.
Tribune office. je5 lw
SIOakD-A Gentleman aud Lady con b- accommodated
I'D With pleasant room, with psnes attached, ana boarI
in Respectable private boarding house Also, !ew single
gentlemen Apply al iOi Woo.ter.L le5 lw-
a GENTLEMAN And HI> WIFE, aud two
"A three single gentlemen, obtain board with pie asanI
III No ~ Chambers " opposite "- Park el Wv
;sOAKDiNti-D Desirable room. to lei, WIN board, Ell
- No. 81 Chamhersst near Broadway l-2l.lt
10 4. S. h. DEIMDNiCO, happy inform their
.ncs and the public that their lew Hotel IN Broad
way No. Is corner Of Mor:isSL Is low completed and
will be opened the hrst OF June Eext No pains have
been spared render Of the most r!abie in the
city and persons DESTROYS permanent home az wei! as
strangers merely passing by xiii hnd all their wants and
comforts attended 10 wiki the moot s!rleI attention
nE2o Is,
RUAkDiNG.-A bssuufui Room for gentlemen and
VIE and fey oh7y To- sa 1 sy %
ste4mhos, Landings. North River rlvl9 Sun
DDAkD IN n Private Fnmlly.-Two tnree g-ntl1rlen
- may obtain board with pleasant lodging rooms al io
Bayard-sL WyIs TIC
DOARDING al 10 Barcay-st-Two or three gentle
ID men can be well accommodated with board aud sepa
ra;e apartments II required; also apartments suitable FOR
geGt and their wives Most respectable references
given and required. myl3 Inn
DOAKDa ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES three
ID gentlemen b- we'll accommodated with board, and
separate apartments required Aso apartment sus-
bs for gentleman and hIs wife. References required
myll I'm
s'Aki.Gk and Bedroom, wn pantry atIscn-d, 10 iei
unfurni-n-d withoul board or Two sns5 gentle
uemel Ire apartments pleasantly located IN modern
o1i, house immediate nelanborhood Of !be PARK
ArDy al Hall Rl5u
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CHRISTIANITY AND WAR.
A SERM ON

Preached u tie Unireralist Church. Ehsahc-st Sunday
Erenmg, June 7......BY Rev. I. HARRIS.
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Removals..

Removals.
DEnOYAL.-nIss AUGUSTA BROWNE, late Or.
II gens OF Dr. Coxs church, Composer and Professor OF
Music eucved 469 b. Dad way, N tthe SIN mouse
above Grand) and continues TO give Lessons on the Organ
Piano Forte, and IN Composition and Singing
Mr. BROWNE, Professor OF the Logieriau System OF
Musical Education and coa5ju 20 Mr. Logger bess leave
10 snno.Gce Iaa ne forming class this system 81 his
hou,e A. Broadway NJ Y To the musical world comment
on his mod Is sup-rauous
n B-Logiers Elementary Lessons for The Piano forte
for ssl-. I-o7t'
DEMOYAL-I,dia R,lbber.-H. Il DAY has removed
Ishs sale OF India Rubber Goods Of
every cescrp ton Ihs specioas store No. 3 Cor
iahd-st- doors below ihs Western Hotel. myl lm
CE.-TAPSCoTT's General Emigration o5ce
ne. been froE IS 5ouihst 10 SO soun-s lnd
door West OF Burling-sli2 myl3
pURSAP & BABCOCK have removes TO No. LIS
ID gUlion-xL rnv2 3m
IkLSTED'S sBuDyspept!c Chairs removed ~ 4t
IL Broad way. opposite The Mansion House J-5 Wv
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April statement-Mu.ual Benefit Life Insura

Whole number policies Is. year......: l7Gl
Whole amount of premiums hrst year es .
THIS Company has met with bu, Two losses, amount
40 RoBT L. PATTERSON, President
BssJ. c. MILLER, Secretary.
Jos. L. LORD, Agent
JA. STEWART III D. No. 62l Broadway nyln
~ The Cure without fiedtcine.-Dr. CHRIsrIE's
GALvASIc RINGS AND MAGNETIC FLUIo.-This new sppl-
cation OF the mysterious powers OF GayaDisu an: Magnet
ism attracting increased attention for il wonderful Ell
cay In Nervous DIsordr!the painful snd
,ecious OF the many which al aoslect
Tae simple application Of the Rings aod Fluid Is sups reed
u ice use p-nsiye Batteries and Eachn- being
more pef-rso uniform chespuess safety and suc
cess. Only Agency IN Ne~-York 1872 BROADWAY
new GslvaDhm by Dr.. A. q. CHRISTIE, Just
is,ued snd 10 be had gratis the agency. mylSnlEp
~ To Ladies.-Hrs. COVE continues 70 give advice
ano directions with respect 70 the app canon OF aler
Cure In all diseases OF women sad children. 81 Der resi-
dence, 26l l0th-u. N.Y. Sm
e For Boston via Norwich and Worcester.
The Cleopatra Capt Williams, VII leave Souin
side OF Pier No North River every Monday Wednesday and
Friday al P. n. connecting with TIE cars al AIyrs
Point (my5Tl Caller PRATT. Jr Conductor.
EEL. Sherwood, Commissioner OF Deeds for the
STATE. ofNew-Yorx, ONO, Michigan, Illinois and Te1sE
also Wisconsin and Iowa Territory. Othce - Finest
doors East OF Cuzomhous-. NJ siars uyE3 II
e. Phreuologists and Publishers.-FOWLER
L WELLS. ISL N.ssAG-st N-w-YorE InYll lDoH'
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Two PRINCIPALS OF Select Schools for Boys-A
I Partnership In Select School Is wanted by French
G-nerpa e1perIercHd in i-schsg his nave tongue and
who il competent 20 assume inll share OF NE eunes OF
well copduc,ed school The advertiser ia NJ hous daily
un,.l A NJ ard P. NJ No. 49, Brconsst corner Woos
trr,, jes 2i-
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III. CORBITT,

SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DENTIST
ID ESPECTFULLi announces 10 ihe citizens OF BROOK
Ism and ia Vicinity THAI hs Ia, opened 81 Office NJ ~
Henry Ataniic-Gt BROOKLYN, where I'll operations
pertaining his profession Will bs performed with such
anl ability and such terms be trusts will give
snis action and ensure patronage
n Aching teeth having the nerves exposed treated In
such manner "a completely tbs pain and AT lie
sam- time preserves ihs tooth inN-S im'
TWO STEAM PROPELLERS FOR SALE.
yNHE Iron Steam Propslers Pheutx and Pio', formerly
running the Champl4 ain Canal and Lake Lane fneso
boas are so feet In length Is feet wdo and feet depth OF
hold and viii carry tina, line 60 Tne!r inventory
large and complete They each OF ~ horse power and
viii he sold low For farther Information terms apply
by letter otherwise 10 ~ -
RSO II RU5SELb X COfLAHU, oZ Soutn-si
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E,AGLk HARBOR MINING Company-Notice
Lis hereby given that assessment of dollar each
share OF tho capital stock OF tho Eagle HArbor Mining
Company is due and payable the 26h OF Juns, 1885, 81
hr office oil the Treasurer. SAM'L COLT, Treasurer.
Detroit May III 1916 -2 I ie2'
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OFFICE OF TIE pELAwAng Asp Huosos CANAL Co. /

OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE AND HuDsoN CANAL Co. !
NewYork, June |, 1876.
rJNHE Board OF Managers OF this Company have declared
semi annual dividend Of Eight per cent out Of the
profits of the Company payable and after Monday the
9Th Instant
TIL, trsu,erbook will remain closed from this date 10
the morning OF the 9Th instant
Holders OF the Scrip STOCK particularly requested 10
return their Cert caIes IN order TAT may BE-
issued in their place. BY order of the Board,
lei I'm ISAAC N SEYMOUR. Treasursr. g
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MOHAWK AND HUDSON hAILRAOD COMPANY.
AThe Annual Election for Directors Of this Company
s DO held the office Of Rswdon K 9roesbeck No. IL
Wallst New.York the .ec6nd Wednesday ooh day.
OF June next al II O'Clock noon OF tbat day The poll
viii continue open hour. Albany, May 18th, 1916, By
order OF HE Board OF Directors
InYl2lh - EONTER. II HarlH.
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The Auburn Journal Justly remarks that all Tie
predictions made by the Wings in 1874, ID regard
70 the consequences Of tile election OF Mr.. Polk to
the Presidency, have been fulfilled Wings prophe-
sled the annexation Of Texas and consequent war
with Mexico. Well, Texas was annexed, and we
are engaged in with Mexico, which this year
will cost over hundred millions of dollars Wings
prophesied the destruction of the Tariff of 1912,
and the substitution Of tariff that would render the
National Treasury bankrupt, aid bling ruin upoR
the great interests of the country for tie benefit OF
Great Britain. The tariff of 1912 has been repeal
ed, and have tariff (which, but for the annexa-
ton of Texas, we should not have; for the bill
would not have passed hut for the votes Of Texas
Senators) that will not yield over eighteen millions
Of revenue, whilst the Government expenses are 4
HUNDRED MILLIONS. and, as direct consequence of
which, manufacturing establishments of various
kinds all over the country, already ceasng their
operations, and thousands of aborers daily dscharg
ed thus reducing the wages of labor and cutting off
market for, and reducing the prices of, the agri
cultural productions of the country. The Wings,
too, prophesed the re-enacment Of the Snbtreasury
This odious measure has Just passed Congress-:
We thus have-thanks to the election of James X:
Polka war with Mexico, war upon the domes-
tic industry, and war upon the currency of the
country; and all because Northern demagogues have
been willing to bargain away to the South all the
great interests of the North, for official spoILs, in
possession in expectancy. Ii such is but the be-
ginning, what is TO be the END ?-Boston .Atids
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DEMOCRATIC ECONOMY.
connrsrosnrscr or rue JOURNAL OF COMMERCE.

Correspondence OF THE JOURNAL COMMERCE.
OswEGo, (NEw YoRK,) AusUsT rs, 1896
Major TuRsBuLI, of the United Army and Super
Lakes learn has just arrived here and regret say that
instead of bringing heretofore appropriation
pete the beakwater and mole that protects the
this valuable harbo he has orders from his Department sell
all peshable articles used in their constructionsuch sup
pose, bring stone, and to raise them
This false economy, and at such ports this Roches
ter, Buffalo, Ene Cleveland Chicago, &c. will raise host
of enemies to the President and his refined constitutional OBJ
ections What difference there there be made, be-
tween building lighthouse and breakwater the seacs,
preserve the lives Of Mariners and the shores of our
inland To be sure the is fresh and the other
salt but will take Of casuist than constu-
tona Yrgnian to split hair question Of this kind.
Away with such doctrines The West and the North will here
after put their veto any President who will protect the
lives of the engaged trade that necessary
the seaboard their Bread butter cheese and provisions
There is aproverb ofbeing penny wise and pound fool
sh" The Government expended S70 900 dredging
boats, &c oessen the oveaugb and distractions in the Hud
up Troy They sold the last year. and brought
S5, 600 and odd An attempted sale of and boats that
will be wanted with the President If the present
change the lens Of his specaces will produce little and much
rctad the Of work when appropriations
made. Surely must be political enemy Of the Presi
sdent who has instgaed the order sell off materials the
Northern frontier
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round shot, They found imposbs TO raise he Opnss.

round shot, They found Il impossible 10 raise the topmas
but fastened In position and raised the national flag TO The adj
maton of the whole command At the suggestion Of Capt
Mansfield the commanding officer ordered party detailed to
burn the houses and fences which had been occupied
by the enemy Sergeant Jones' of company 9TH infantry
was sent out with ten to perform this servce-prVae
Ballard again volunteer to burn the houses Capt Mans
field accompanied this party and each house burnt sue
cessivey under the fire Of the enemys batteries Lieut.
CAN'T, with party Of twenty armed, and with axes
cut away bushes and obstacles the ground
between the dgoon encampment and the fort This party
drew and stood the fire Of the enemy until recalled by the
commanding officer bringing in with them old barrels for use
in the fort Shortly after o'clock p M. heard the re-
engagement of the armies which caused the most pleasant
excitement in command, could distinctly perceive
the advance of artillery and mutety. Our operations
however still This afternoon Lieut.. Mcl.aws was
with party away the chapara bushes draw
ing the FIRE of the enemy but working without any regard
whatever their imminent danger The efforts Of the enemy
at their batteries seemed be reoubed, and the bo
badment and cannonadng this time heavier than we
hadye sustained and kept up constantly until some time
after had heard of the total rout Of the at Resaca
de la Palma At 81 o'clock saw the Mexican cavalry
and infantry in precpate retreat 10 the riv but entirely out
OF the range Of the pound gums notwithstanding some
few shots fred from six and egheenpounder. The
latter had scarcely fired before perceived the danger
of killing men, when the firing ceased on both sides
of the Our delight hearing the result of the battle
of the 9th ndescbcbe Having been harassed for
successive days without rest and performing constant labor
during he time without the excitement Of meeting the enemy
hand hand, energies nearly exhausted, and
needed only and opportunity to avenge ourselves
The conduct Of officers and men, sent out detached par
ties, exposed 10 cannonadng from the enemy, de-
the highest commentator for their gaany and the
cool and deliberate which they abored without the
excitement of battle be highly praised. The
distinguished services Of Quatermaster Sergeant Henry Cor
pora Manson and private Ballard deserve the highest praise
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Scarcely an exception, Of every prominent name Ii
the Locofoco ranks, including those Of Jackson,
are TO be stigmatzed . Federalists," be il SO.
They are not TO be deferred by the application to
them of perverted epithet, which has lost by the
abuse of it much Of its former odium from the adyo-
cacy Of policy which, in former times, received
the sanction of the Republican party.
The Wings of lS46 are conented to disregard
the attempt to render them unpopular, by the use
Of an inapplicable epithet while they occupy the
ground upon which the old Republican party stood |;
and they may well contest the right Of the Modern
Progressive Democracy to throw over its shoulders
the nantes of men, and to speak in their name,
whose principles they have openly repudiated and
abandoned.
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BURNING IN EFFIcY--We have seen many re-
cent instances nc afestsd hafror m the mar, of the
Democratic press at the nfamy of burning in efigy,
and many disclaimers that such things should be
charged upon their party. The Washington IN.
O. Wing publishes the following letter, written by
the member of Congress from that district, Demo
cra He recommends that gentleman who has
filled the high station of Senator from his native
State should be burnt in efigy BECAUSE he would
not vote for measure which he honestly believed
would work evil to the country:
WASHINGTON, JULr 49, 1876.
Dean SIN Haywood has this day resigned his in the
Senate. He opposed repeal of the tariff OF 1912,
and rather than for the tariff bill before the Senate
he preferred to resign The city full Of deeply af
feeling his integrity The Democracy of your county ought
meet forthwith and dsnonnce him traitor and burn hin
in efigy. In haste, yours, very respectfully,
HENRY =. CLARKE.
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% WHO ORGANIZATION .

The Union continues to be greatly alarmed at the depe
rate attempts" Of the Wings 70 enghten the Lococo by
sending them Of the able speeches upon important
ona questions delivered during the late session Of Congress-
by Wings only, but by Of their party. Will
the Union inform whether Of the ocofoco members
engaged in sending out Locooco speeches from the
folding Of the Capitol Of the United States the ex
pense of the people," 10 keep them in dorkness m
Tihrandriu Gazette
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TROUBLE BosroS -CUsTon- HOUSE We learn
from the Post that Messrs George Emery John c. Leach
Leander Warren, Benjamin d. Baxter, William p Loring,
and David Townsend inspectors in the Boston cusom-house,
have each received letter from the Hon. Marcus Morton,
Collector at this port, of which the following copy
CoLLrcron's OrpIcs, Bosros, Augua ~ 1876.
SiR Another person having by the authority Of the Sc
cre'ay Of the Treasury been appointed perform the duties
Of your Office your will not be required after the 3lst
instant Respectfully, your obedient servant
MARCUS NORTON, Collector.
GEoRGE F. EMERY, Esq,
Inspector of the Customs, Boston.
"hese removals says the Post ''have excited much
constituent persons removed considered among
the best officers connected with the customhouse here
true Democrats, and firm supporters Of the present Admins
tration." fH
This movement on the part Of the Collector has caused quito
excitement in the Democratic ranks The officers removed
however belong the clique which known he hostile to
the Collector and presume he has acted the sound
Democratic principle, introduced by General Jackson OF dis
missing from office because they politically other
obnoxious him, and without dcenng necessary
assign any for doing Democracy pacticed by
the dominant party in the Government twocdged sword
and the people are about learn that will both ways,
and hew down friends and foes alike - Boston Journal
On the last trip Of the Empire from Buffalo the Upper
lakes German passenger discovered that his chest had been
broken open, and purse containing $500 in gold taken out
Capt HowE being informed Of the circumstances forthwith in
stiu,ed search which continued for hours without
Meanwhile several Of the passengers, sympahisingw
the German started subscription which responded to in
such liberal manner both by the officers Of the boat and the
passengers, that 5000 collected and the whole
amount OF the Germans loss in fair way Of being made
up when the purse containing the gold discovered behind
dry goods box where had been sccreted Ivy the thief The
joy Of poor German evnccd by all manner Of freaks
and cape and the collected OF course etunedo
the teraheared individuals who had so promptly cvinced
their sympathy for the unfortunate.