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CITY TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY, May ZV-2 l. VI.
AnEs-The market is firm for pots at 81 25 and pearls
at S5-moderate sales Of both at the quotations.
CoTroN-The transactions in this staple reach 700
bales at prices the those current previous to
tho arrival Of the Hbernia.
FLOUR, &c.-We have no cha nge of moment to notice
in Western flour, which continues steady with good
demand. The transactions Of the morning are 5000
bbls including Oswego Michigan Rochester and Black
Rock at 2o prime Gencsee at 1892. SO S7a fancy
NJ 80 70 70 and extra at 81 so In Southern there
Is moderate business doing at So So l2h for How
ard street Alexandria, &c The stock of flour on hand
TINS morning Is estimated Mt 10000 barrels Rye flour
rules dull Mt SO so a SO 62h. Corn meal-Jersey re-
mains steady at 80 so with sales of 100 barrels Wheat
No sales reported; the market is rather heavy and
prices nominal. Corn Is without particular change;
the sales 5000 bushels Jersey at Soc and 1000 do
mixed Ohio at Soc Rye is dull at roe Oats firm
at our former quotations
FisH-Thc operations incude 100 barrels Massachu
sets mackerel, No. Is at IS b6ia IS 62s and 800
quintals dry cod at SO.
Orrs--Linseed is rather better; sales OF English at
soc, and American at 5sc, cash.
PRovIsioSs-Pork has slightly declined; the opera
lions Of tho morning 200 barrels in lots at 50 S
$40 for mess, and 81 S7s IS for prime. Beef-50
barrels city mess sold at so 25 LardWe notice sales
OF 200 barrels primo quality Mt 6iic. Checse-Some
400 boxes common to fair State sold at 81 5Mc.
ButterWe hear Of $50 packages this State at 15a16c
RicE-Sacs Of 80 tierces at SO IS SS 37la per 100
pounds
wHrsxrv is in limited supply, and firm at 2o]sc for
Ohio, and 2lc for prison.
MoSpAY, May 29-6 P. NJ.
The general tone Of tho market to-day for bread
sus was rather languid, though sales of -four were
made to fair extent Mt about Saturdays rates. No
sales of wheat TRANSFERRED Corn sold very freely but
the market closed rather heavy and saturdays prices
were not so readily obtained, and hence there was in
some cases slight concession in favor Of buyers. 49,
Meal continued In light supply and Saturdays rates
were stil maintained. Rye WAS dull. Sales " OATS
we're made at last weeks rates, Eer receipts and
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EDR E,rS

KINGSTON, JAM, May 10, 1S4S.-There ia no improve
mcnt to notice in the general aspect of commercial
affairs, and business in prospect is rather gloomy
GLIDING fresh Baltimore and Philadelphia, sold in lots
at 1915 50 per Dbl. The light stock of Corn Meal
mas induced more activity in the demand 600 bbls.
placed in small parcels at 81 25 for New Orleans
and 81 rs for Baltimore about $50 bbls. Watson s
Bread sold at So % for Pilot and So SO for Crackers
American Butter is scarce at 81 cents. American
Lard depressed, with large stock forced sales
making at cts. per lb In Pork, 200 bbls Prime
were placed at Sl2 80; 100 bbls good do brought
S13 So and $50 bbls Mess, SIG so per Dbl Exchange
on London, Colonial Bank, 80 days, per cent prem
Planters aud Jamaica Banks 80 days, per cent, and
so days, par.
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Eatefways Is inches thick frame, white oa chestnut
POSTS
The engine and machinery are of the heaviest and
os approved kind, and embrace all the improvements
low Know here for service The main shaft of the
is ~ inches in diameter of wrought iron The
"iks AZ OF wrought iron, and very heavy and there
placed close to the inner side of the ships entire
ng Tor the shaft in the event of any serious acct
'eht TO the guard outside. The wheel is much more
Iecure ~ the new improvement The cylinder is 50
nches diameter, with feet stroke diameter of the
wheels IA feet inches, with feet face to buckets
ne two outer rims double of fiat iron, arranged
TO take the pressure of the paddles buckets, and
ehd to relieve the rivets This is considered much Of
"a Improvement on the old plan. The rims and bra
ngs Independent of the shafts hangers and rivets.
uwegh 50 tons. There two boilers of iron, 20 feet
ohg III feet she'll and Is feet face three furnaces in
eaen ana made of tho first quality Of iron.
ne boilers, engine and fre-room, protected in
he best possible manner; and the latest Improvement
r security against accident in that part of the ship,
win boiler iron plates forming bulkheads and divi-
SONS fore and aft, and casing the entire engine room
from the woodwork of the ship; and to prevent acct
ueht from fire. the decks also, the bolors are
cased with heavy tin. The blowing engine has hose
SUFFICIENT to convey water to the extreme end Of the
snip In Of necessity. In addition to this she has
orthngton's fire engine with any quantity OF hose
\ sue has also three bge pumps worked by the en-
for pumping the ship and supplying the boilers with
water.
She ia rugged with three masts square, and FORE and
ait sails of heavy used in stormy weather. and
Is also supplied with five patent life boats and variety
OF other improvements and nccs necessary
render her the very first class steamship.
SHIp ANDREW FosrER.-We have q letter from the
cabin passengers of this ship her late passage
Liverpool 1t is addressed to Captain Howes and Is
couched in the most expressive terms of gratitude
the kindness and extended to them while at sea
We regret that limits this morning will not admit
of its publication. For the sake Of Captain H., we
could wish it prominent place, and wide circula-
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.

BALTIMORE May TslOO0 United States 6s Of 1861 1925;
goo Maryland g. $50 1000 do 6 sss 1000 Baltimore 6 1880
Wl4 20 shares Western Bank l66 United States is of 1867
closed At o3 BID 1875 asked treasury Is at oI bid 1928
of O at g bid Asked Baltimore and Ohio railroad shares
at IS bid, 361a asked
PHILADELPHIA May 29Eirs Bo1rd-50 Girard Bank 978
10 Bank, 8; 200 IT, 25 Notes l0'4 $50 Iehgh Int 81
O do Mt 6s 81 800 do C Scrip Isl 0tl Treasury
rlS 1900 Beading s 5s 1890 WiImn Rl sl1 % Morr;
Scrip 7s $50 do, 7sS; $50 State SIS 744 1850 do, 7i}s
loo Reading RR Bonds So; 100 Morris Canal 9,s; 100 Legh
Coal Scrip, 7S3&; 80 Man. and Mechanics Bank q
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Of the street into court yards sevsray employ their
solicitors &c. to the extent Of their interests
In the matter Adopted, In concurrence.
Messenger to Collector Of Tares-Resolution in ia
of appointing messenger to the collector Of taxes
Referred
The Last Vicfim.-Resolution in favor of defraysng
tho expenses attendant upon the funeral of Charles j.
Durand who had fallen victim while in the discharge
Of his duties a fireman, at the late fire In Duane
street After dsposing of number of other papers Of
minor Importance, the Board adjourned until Thurs
day evening next.
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Law CASE ADJOURNED by TELEGRAPH-The te-
legraph is put TO uses at once novel and valuable.
The Cincinnati Commercial relates the adjournment of
law case from knowledge Of the transaction. case
originating between two steamboat captains brought
before Mark ?. Taylor ESD but for certain reasons
put of for two or three weeks The day of trial camei
St. Louis-the other to Pttsburg. friend of the st.
Louis captain suggested that the should be refer
red to future tme but this could be done
less the parties agreed to it, telegraphc despatch
sent to the captain in ST. Louis just before the hour
of trial arrived He answered, immediately, that he
willing to put tho trial off if his opponent
Geographic despatch then sent the other captain
in Pttsbnrg who Immediately answered giving his
SENT and the trial adjourned to day when both
parties would be again in city The proceed
by telegraph We're entered the magistrates docket
being the first legal lightning transaction in the wcrd
Lawyers may as well be Frightening upthey have now
competitor which is not slow at all events-one that
cannot be headed by musty volumes looked owt Of
countenance with impunity. He holds his Office in the
universal creation and the for his sign
board
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Weekly Report OF Deaths
In the City and County of New York. from the 10th dag OF May
to the 9th day Of May, 1913
Men, 81 Women, 81 Boys 60; Girls, 20. Total 2T.

Men, 81; Women, 81 Boys, 60 Girls, Co. Total, 247.
DISEASES
Absccss apopexy 10 asphyxa 2; atropha bleeding
bronchitis 81 cancer 8; casualties cholera nfantum 81
sumption "a; commissions 9 Group congestion Of lungs -
debility Il deirium 4; darrhra e. dropsy dropy
in the head 10 dropsy in the chest q drowned B dyntery H.
epilepsy eryspcas 10; fever bilious puer-
pe 81; fever remten q fever scarlet fever typhoid 6;
fever typhus 49, heart disease Of 3; hopping cough Il na
nation Of brain 81 Inflammation of bowels o. inflammation Of
chest inflammation of the heart inflammation of lungs IL
inflammation Of stomach, 2; inflammation Of womb iniam-
nation OF liver 2 lues vcnerea Il marasmus Il old 81
palsy poison peurisy 2; rheumatism rupture
fua 3: small Fl stranSuatioD |; liberation Of hrp
liberation Of stomach unknown p varoloid, worms
AgeUnder 81 to 30; to 3 Isl TO TO-
II 10 70 ~ II 20 to 30 49, to 40 IS; 40 to 80 "a 20 to CO.
81 90 to7O, 10; 70 to So s; so to %. q
City Inspectors Once, May 9th. ls4s
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On the 18th instant. by the Rev. DR.. Hardenbergh,
at the Reformed Dutch Church in Franklin street. Mr.
CHARLES BELLOWS to Miss ELIZA DrLASo, both of this
city
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WEArnER.-In the vicinity of Pendleton, N. c.,
there were several white frosts about the middle
of May inst and it is said that there considera-
Bile fall o. in the mountains Of North Carolina,
about tie same time.
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Co,,sfoS PLEAs-May 29-Before Judge Daly.-N
Wsiis ef ais George Ciark.-This was action of
assumpsit, brought to recover the value of certain
quantity Of provisions consisting Of dried fish, &C..
sold by plaintiffs to defendant in the year 1s47. 1t
was set up the part Of the defence that the goods
in suit were purchased from the plaintiff Wells in his
individual capacity and not from himself and partner
who kept store at the time the goods purchased
The defendants counsel also interposcd plea of
oinder'' of parties in abatement The Court charged
that If the plaintiff sold goods to party not knowing
Of partnership at the time of sale the thus
purchasing, was individually liable for the amount.
The emily question for the jury to consider that of
the existence of partnership Mt the time Of sale. YER
dict for plaintiff. 500 Is damages and 6 cents costs.
Charles Portridge rs. D. Mr. Bowes.-This was
ton of assumpsit to the amount value OF
four notes, dated in July and September 1S47. The
defence set up was usury the ground that 10 per
cent charged on the notes. Sealed verdict this
forenoon
Before Judge Ingraham s:e,ancthon W. Brown Us
.4lerGnder Rodgers and JorrJ n. Pents.This was an
action of assumpsit on proriss, ry note for $500
drawn by mt Rodgers and endorsed by defend
ant Pentz The note was dated October, 1S47 1t was
set up part of the Defence that the note was passed
accommodation note. Plaintiff rejoned, that II
was not accommodation note, and that he gave
valuable consideration for the same. The defence
further set up diversion incorporation, and also
usury. Sealed verdict this forenoon.
Counr CALENpAR--THm DAy:-Common Pleas
Part 1st-Nos 100, s. H. Is, II, q, Al, AZ, 49, AZ
Part 2d-Nos 1873, ~ so, "a, A. 46, 3s, 6S "a, &c.
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Canchalngun Triumphnntl-ur. To,x,

the celebrated manufacturer Of Townsends Sarpara ad-
med publicly that this Californian Plant il "far
Sarsapar and Is the cheapest and hest Medicine
Word Pamphlets containing Interesting information to its
may be obtained gratis at the Depot, 1 Broadway.
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III. Is. Jones, ii Ann street, continues to sell
at the reduced prices for cash. Calf 81
French Boots 81 So French Pat Leather Oxford Ties So 90
Congress Caters SO So first quality French Pat Leather Bos
g. All goods warranted give satisfaction II. B. JONES,
Ann street.
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This establishment has already large and respectful
patronage and the Of serving good dinner and at
moderate charge decidedly preferable any house in the
without reference to the splendid glass Robnson Xxx
Give Dillon single call
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Died.

At Providence, r. l., on Saturday, 9th instant
SARAH NJ, wife Of John B. Howell Of the above place
and fourth daughter of the late John Miller, Of Will
lamsburgh, l.. |.
Her friend, and those Of the family, respectfully
invited toattend her funeral Wednesday after
at O'Clock from the residence of Dr. George Cox,
ner of South Third and Fourth streets, Wiamsburgh
l.. L.
Yesterday morning, in the 10th year of her age MAR
BoKEE.
The fre nds of the family and those of her brother,
Abraham Bokee. are requested to attend her funeral
from the residence of the latter in Fourth of
Bank street, this afternoon. at 3 clock.
On Monday, May 10Th, of consumption, MARY ANN
DOYLE, eldest daughter Of the late Phillip and Sarah
Doyle, in the Goth year Of her age.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family
spccfuly invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence Of her brother. Thomas c. Doyle, No 03 Roose-
welt street Wednesday afternoon at half past three
o'clock, without further invitation. B. The mem
bers of Croton Lodge, l. o. of O. F., are respectfully
invited to attend.
On the 10Th instant, of water the brain. JosgPHsE
CECILIA. youngest daughter of Joseph r. and Emene
Fecks, aged years and months.
Her remains will be taken to Milton, Westchester
County, (ths day. for intcrment
GO Philadelphia papers please copy
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II EM0vAIs--MRS CARROILS INDICATED vAPouR
IL and sulphur Baths removed 81 Broadway doors
above Leonard street In openc from O'clock in the
I'LL 10 o'clock atnight w
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GENIN No. PA Broadway opposite St. Paurs is prepared
oner the public Chappcau Etc. which comprises all the
qualities desirable hat being light elegant durable
and perfect vcnaor 1t is the greatest novelty in the shape
of hat introduced by the trade. Call and examine
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CITY LOANs.-TKMPORARY LOANS IN ANTICIPATION
~ OF the Revenues Of the City, will he received this Office in
OF Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars and upwards for which
bonds Of the City will be issued payable in from 10 IL months
with interest tho Comproer
Ofice May TO- 1s4S JOHN EVEN, Comptroller
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Guns PISTOLS AND RIFLEs-B. JOSEPH, "a MAIDEN
~ lane importer Of Pistols Of every and quality
very low prices 60 Merchants Cunsuhs and others
curing the above the stock mud
Maiden lane.
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HORSES FOR SALE-A PAIR OF BEAUTIFUL CARRIAGE
lorses, which be highly recommended for family use
they young and gentle, dark brown with long swth tails
Enquire at " Pine street j. T. SCADDERS Stable, Brook
n near the Fulton Ferry they be ut the South
corner OF Clinonund Carroll streets South Brooklyn.
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DR RALPH. AUTHOR ~ THE practical PRIVATE
- Treatise No. ss Greenwich street. office ~ A. M
NJ tsunday excepted Those who apply Ia tho early
stages y'll surprised y hs epdy ard ,ie ncos venicnea
rel hon certain Glars Of people Otherwise who
perry rnrec ate his seryceE Ia structure, from its Grst
ren 10 its advanced and distress (foni
mon 4d'ahse ~ addition vsiy exclusive practice IN ihs
com be can AFFORD r.iid cay AMI rldcsl sheh
An rCa t.f
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Gold Pens.-ssGreaton's celebrated warrant
Cd Diamond pointed Gold admitted be the
cheapest pen In the world They be had only Cedar
Spencer Renders Albert g. BagleyA Levi Browns Edward
Princes and the Brown PEN superior sid pen
reduced prices wholesale retail Gold peas
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Gold Pens.-"Greaton's celebrated warrant
cd Diamond pointed Gold Pens
pen In the world They be had only At Cedar
Spencer Rendells Albert BagleyA Levi Browns Edward
reduced prices wholesale retail Gold peas and repaired
DIR. nIorchead,s Improved Graduated Mug
netic Machines These and beautiful instruments
mended the most perfect convenient and eoua articles Of
sold '1sS sns
retail by d. O. MOREiEAD, MD, ls2 Broadway, New York.
Wigs and Toupees.-Thls warm weather
sns II ss their ,s:
stnsss Durability and natural they uneuaed
rooms fsr fitting wigs
The Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery,
No. 81 Broadway upper of Murray street. is without
wbe nss in s T. The number Of Uo
a proofs Of the praise which receives from all quarters
From the Albany Kniclk VViIder's
power Of endurance these Safes pretty
the hottest kind Of fires for twelve yet when dug
Safe made and sold by HERRING l39 Water street, New
Union Magazine--June.-This excellent pic-
& SSn a its usy #
The letter cooh %c thrilling r tale the days
sasry tale y Mrs Ee :Ssy much Besides
'Ss Greeley ksS
the able Edess contributes sketch BY heway Mrs
Of her sketches from abroad.
Sanders Toilet Articles, DE- essing Cases and
Fancy Cutlery 4 Br adway of Liberty T
Broadway between White and Walker streets The subscribers
respectfully call the attention Of the public their collection
the above articles which in point # variety is not equaled
the city, they been selected with regard quality
in all warranted G. SAUNDERS SON, AZ and 7
Broadway.
Rlchelieu Gold Pens completely triumph
northumberland and sold by b. E. Watson g. Co., Is Wall
world Try them if you NICE Free and fine pen. Also
800 dozen gold pens at manufacturer prices.
French Boots, 80, as good as can he found
in other for ST Fine Calf So go usually 81 SO and
50 in other cheap Best French Caters and Patent Lea
and Shoes Of YOUNG for he sells cheaper than be found
this country Corner Of Fulton and Nassau opposite office
Hair Cutting and Trimming Whlslkers.-
HILL the inmabe Hair Cutter No Is Nassau Of
Pine has been rettng his establishment for the
OF his patrons and continues the head Of his
usually neat and skful manner. Try him.
300 Summer COats-Alpacca, Drap d'Ete,
Cashmerettc. Tweed Croon, Orleans Cloth Gngham Linen
Re- varying price from 81 to ST each 800 pair seasonae
Drill and Linen 81 to So pair Vests 30 cents to So Also,
few Of them s. suits also Overcoats and Coaks cheap Boys
SUITS So So at the SIS suit Of Nassau and Beck
man streets.
PalmOs Opera HOuse.-Now Is the height
the rush. about the closing Of the exhibition Of the
beautiful Living Models that illustrated and paint
ing They chosen for this exhibition from those who
selected the institutions in Europe for models
nude state Nose is about and his ga Lize calling forth the
mirth besides admiration ut the perfect persona
opinion the ascendant curiosity
INT IN N tba fahlc ha oree1 UuO
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DIR. Morchead's Improved Graduated Mag
nec Machines These and beautiful
mended the most perfect convenient articles
the kind made In all Nervous Disorders their truly
wonderful Price $2 Manufactured and sold wholesale and
retail by D. MOREliEAD, Nd ls2 Broadway, New York
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TRAVELLING TRUNKS &c-JOHN CATTNACH, TRUNK
Manufacturer No Wall street ofBroadway, has
on hand and constantly making good assortment Of Trunks
Valises Bags Satchc wholesale retail Aso
superior article Of Sole Leather Trunks suitable for American
European travel and for the French Male Pos
Orders For the West indies South America &c, filled with de
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in other for ST ST. Fine Calf So usually 81 so
s. in other cheap Best French Caters and Patent Lea
Their Shoes So So We would have all friends get their Boots
and Shoes Of YOUNG for he sells cheaper than be found
THE DO(rOR
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wigs and TouPees.-Thls warm weather
should admonsh all regard comfort
procure new wigs or scape For
ghnes durability and appearance they arc uneguaed
Call and see them at Bachelors No. Wall srectprivate
rooms fer fitting wigs
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NIchelIeu GOIU Pens COmpIeteIy triumph.
northumberland and sold by b. Watson s. Co., Is Wall
street. and without doubt the best and cheapest the
world Try them you NICE Free and fine PEN Also,
500 dozen gold pens at manufacturer prices.
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Fancy Cutlery TAI Br adway Of liberty N
Broadway between White and Walker streets The subscribers
respectfully call the attention the public to their collection Of
the above articles which in point If variety not equaed
the city, they have been selected with regard quality and
in all warranted. G. SAUNDERS SON. AZ and &
Broadway,
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THEE DTAPHHACN FIITER

'IuEE DIAPHRAGM FILTEa-TIIIS VERY POPULAR
invention designed to purify tAc Grafton aud all River
Naer 10 Is small Brass rinncd) case enssns m artisea
cpc ' crushed uartz II hc us@i with Faucet.
spout from whence fluids drawn be applied 10 feg
water - well astoa city hydrt will hor almost is.
c alter usually flows enough ic washing - laneu
which II uakos much shcr oleaEscs io aud Is ci dla
biy to last with care Tor ka time PIi,c, st. Once 80
Broadway WAITER w. GIBSON.
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~ EW YORK YACHT CUBA SPECIAL MEETING OF
the Club will he held the Club House. Eysan pieds lilo.
boen TODAY at hapast three o'clock. Dinner fur BY
der G. r. J. BOWDOIN, Recording sec'y
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the rush the closing Of the exhibition of the
beautiful Living Models that illustrated sta tary and paint
They have been chosen for this exhibition from those who
selected the institutions in Europe for models
nude state Nose about and his GAL Liae calling forth the
mrth besides admiration the perfect
fcao. Popular opinion is in the ascendant and curiosity
ptoc all the tablcaux before closing.
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NOTICE.-THE HOLDERS OF TIE BONDS OF THE
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company 1850
and 1896 are hereby notified that propositions for
said bonds into preferred stock Of the bearing
per cont interest," to be issued areeab the
session Of the PENNSYLVANIA legislature will b At the
office Of John Thayer Brother Charney Whcclan
York
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WI those contemplating marriage The married woman,
Private Medical Companion by Dr. A. IT. Maurccau Sixth
81 This work meeting with SALE
2 copies already been disposed off, Every female
getting copy whether married unmarried although in
tended especially for the married iscoses poan secrets
which should be known them particularly Here every iemale
the symptoms and the efficient rene
dies and most certain mode Of cure in For sale 22
Broadway the Publishing Once, l29 Liberty York
a Zeer and Co. Of Chestnut and Third streets Pha
depa Little and Co, Albany; w r. Davis Boston On thu
receipt ST. copy will b transmitted free of
to all parts Of the United sates All letters be aires
raid, to Dr. ~ NJ MAURlCEAU box ira Ney Yo civ
Office. ll1 Tllerty Etreot ----S