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Died.


On Sunday, 7th inst, VIM F. PIArr. MD. late secre
tary of the New York Medical Society, at Utica
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend his funeral, Wednesday
afternoon, at O'clock from his late residence 234
Canal street. He will be buried by the officers and
members of st. Johns Grand Lodge Of Free and Ac-
ccpted Masons assisted by the officers Of the subordi
the order.
On Saturday the 9th inst, ELIZA o. youngest
daughter of William and Susan NJ Tyson aged years,
IL months and ~ days
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this Monday afternoon, at
O'Clock, from sos Henry street.
On Sunday morning the 7th inst. after a short and
and Sarah Quackenboss aged years, months and
days.
Tradesmen's Lodge No. 314, l. o. of o. F., and the
members of the order generally invited to attend
the funeral from the residence Of her father York
street, Jersey City.
Detroit papers please copy.
On Sunday morning, May 7th, CHARLOTTE ELIZA.
wife Of Thomas w. Hope in the 2Sth year of her age.
The relatives and friends of her husband with those
of Mrs Joyce, also the members of Greenwich Lodge
l. o. Of o. F., respectfully invited to attend her
funeral on Monday afternoon, at o'clock, from Alb
Hudson street.
On the It'll inst, Mrs SARAH BUCKLEY, widow Of
James Buckley, aged SO years.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral at the house Of her
son-in-law Alexander Mcdonald, 800 10th street this
afternoon, ut 81 o'clock.
At Marlborough, Ulster county, N. Y, the 5th
inst, WAsHINGToN IRVING, infant of Milton T.. and
Priscilla Weyman.
On Saturday, May 9th, Mrs MARY MooRE, relic of
Adm S. Moore, aged 70 years and months.
Funeral this morning. at 10 o'clock from 81 Nc
Dougal street
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DROGRAMME OF ARRANGEMENTS IN COMMEMORA-
the May is AT SUNRISE e american and German err n sa
". s,ssS Y @% The city h Hall The line M Be IT
clock precisely which will BY discharge
broadway up Broadway to cSahm street Up Chatham
to East broadway Broadway Grand street down Grand
Franklin street to West broadway down West broadway 70 Muir
low.0ation in German BY Dr. Herman udcwg Song y the
Song By socsdss Grafton French BY cayn
krer T anthem BY Brass Band The
various Societies requested the Battery dena
Fr.t Division ia11ar commanded y Cart Laersn
SsSs1 Flag Band Of N%s pues E
EsSs special Aids % The drsna Marshal Major General
cs Of ssos and EVEN Bfsader
George Norris commanding Brigade of Volunteers consisting
i KulSsysr Esq, Aid to DIG Grand Marshal IN; Honor The
E: Marshal Bauer ES Marshal Ts! RsAre 5,,
the Day Societies. in carriages
s%a snd Ct s%ss ss D
s,onEc Van Ggen Es Aid to the Grand Marshal Band o.
Society Italian Society Polish Society Society Shamrock
With their M Eces wsrsn FOURTH ,n 1 Of
Music Order Of Hermann Som: German Hebrew Reading
MANIA Te"tonia soon and otSer Lodges Order Tenn
Marshal a r sna Vi Music . e Il. E S, A York to s ana
Revolutionary Society Association Of German Mefhan s,s
Benevolent Association Jackson benevolent Assocaon
Sixth Dvon-c Fceleh Es Aid to the Grand Marshal Band
tons yet reported Seventh in general CT
The Military and various Civic Societies above enumerated will
t. iss n s &c "a
% ns to sss not GSs join
ss NJ 9 will T to es P s1 % a Gsana
trance Castle I'll Should he weather
Flags win b displayed from the City Hall and the
e. ' DRTcKER r. Grand a'si Marshal i''''''' '''
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Political Intelligence.

VIRGINIA DELEGATEs BALTIMORE CoNyEN-
rIoN.--Thc district convention, which met at Farm
vle Va, on the I'd for the purpose of appointing de-
legates to the Baltimore convention. selected the fol-
lowing gentlemen, viz: William o. Goode, Henry l..
Hopkins, William G. Flournoy, and Thomas NJ. Isbel
Altcrnatcs-Lewis b. Harvc, w. II. Dennis. w. II.
Fitzgerald and Edward Brown. The Harrison cleo
toral district 6h have appointed the following dele
gates and altcrnates to Baltimore observation-disclosures
H. Lee j. NJ Bennett. Adam Crawford, j. r. Snod-
grass observation-disclosures A. Thompson, VIM +
Rtchic. Henry A. Wise. Thos. H. Bayly. At the con-
vcnton which met in Richmond yesterday, the follow
Draxton, VIM. +. Richie, w ID. Lcake, and Col C. p
t;oodall. Alternates-Jno. b. Young, David T. Wright
Col Edwin shelton, Col. John NJ. Trcvillian.
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The absence of tho two steamers, fully due has
for the past day two had depressing influence
upon the stock market and the sales have dwindled
down to the smallest amount Prices have been sus-
tanned wonderfully and there Is disposition hold
ON for further intelligence from the other side Every
one Is in doubt relative to the probable complexion of
the expected accounts and they all hope for the
best there IL no anxiety evinced to get out of
transactions made but no wish to become involved to
any greater extent The advices will, without doubt
be as unsatisfactory those received by previous
rivals, and the effect will be about the same We
cannot expect anything favorable than the news
received by the America So far tho political in
tegence is concerned there very little prospect of
more quiet times in Europe There is probability
of the revolutionary governments on the Continent
being in more settled state. On tho contrary, we
look for more exciting times in political circcs-more
revolutionary movements among the republican spi-
rits-more bitterness between the different forms of
governments-between the monarchics and the re-
publicsand, fear difficulties in the internal
the embryo governments of Germany and Sicily. In a
financial point of view there be nothing favorable
from the other side must expect further failures
and more commercial distress. Confidence is COM
petey gone; and until an Improvement Is realised in
this vital element Of trade, must contract our
operations to the narrowest limit. England has
hardly yet felt the full force of the financial and
political revolution the Continent. The fail
ures which have already taken place, have no doubt
fallen heavy upon Great Britain but the destruction
of the continental markets for her manufactured
goods, will undermine her most i'm portant interest,
and weaken her in very vital part So long her in
dustry continues fully employed and the operatives
remunerated for their labor England remains COM
paratively prosperous but the moment the mills
closed for the want Of work, and the unemployed po
tent begin to show themselves and the political well
as the commercial system becomes disorgansed.
Dependent as the manufacturers of Great Britain
are upon the continental markets for the consump
ton Of large per cent Of their fabrics whatever de-
ranges destroys those markets must operate runousy
upon them In this way England will yet feel the eff
fects Of the political revolutions disasrousy than
Britain full share Of the evil; but industry
is not injured any further than tho depreciation of
that necessary to produce the material and
be diverted upon short notice to other channels there
IL very little danger of endorsements becoming
Of very alarming character, compared with those of
great rival.
The annexed table exhibits the quotations in this
market for the principal speculative stocks for each
day Of the past week. and at the close Of the week pre-
vous. 1t will be perceived that prices have been
ceedingly uniform, and that of the fancies have
not moved since Saturday, last week -
QuoTArIoSs FOR THE PRINCIPAL SrocKs IN THE New
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Fine Arts.

ACADEMY DEsIoN-No 272. S. Anna Lewis, by c. l..
EHionThe drawing of this head is pretty good. show
ing rather bold touch the colorng the cheeks and
is too prominent and not sufficiently blended to-
geher giving the appearance that the original fond
of glass of wine; the right arm is badly drawn, and
the shadow cold and out of place. which kills the effect
of the picture
1872 Still Life, by c. ". Tice.-This picture repre-
sents dead game The painting Of the plumage is very
fair but sufficiently brought out from the canvass
altogether too fat wanting more depth Of shadow.
No. 1s9 The Discarded, by p. p. Duggan.-Ths
picture is intended to represent litter of pups and
the mother, together with two children The style Of
painting and the drawing together miserabe-no
lief whatever The pups children and the back ground
are all mixed up in school-boy STYLE if the artist
while the paint was soft had taken large whitewash
brush and blended them altogether.
excellent design and like all the productions of this
artist, drawn strictly correct in every part The pic
represents three boys under the shade of some
trees, where they have been playing cards until one
falls asleep and the other is looking very drowsy
the third has just discovered the old man. their father
stealing up behind the trees with branch of tree in
hand evidently bent laying it their shoul
ders The artist has been exceedingly happy in the
thoughtful expression given to each figure the
boy asleep appears to repose in sweet dream. per-
fectly unconscious of the danger at hand and
the alarm exhibited by the other at the approach Of the
old Is well depicted, and the old to be
highly pleased ut detecting his idle boys. The whole
picture is well painted and in good keeping showing
artist Is neculiar to himself he il evidently the Ame
rican Wiikie
los Mother and Child bv j. Whifeborue-Tbc draw
,nr IL imperfect and the painting of the flesh fat nd
rony altogether too much red about the picture-rcd
curtain red chair with ycowish red garment thrown
over the mothers Ian and the outlines of the Aesh IL
emf nm hard and stiff with brick dust red giving the
whole picture brick dusty appearance, without taste
The coors
1876 Portrait of a Ladv, bv A. H. Wenzier-The
drawing of this head is good the painting natural and
in excellent keeping; the mouth which is shown a
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Total. Sl02hS6 l42YS lS2o9a laS9ii

Since ls43, the receipts on this road have nearly
doubled and there is every prospect of proportionate
increase In the first four months of 1886 and AZ,
there 65542 bales of cotton transported aud in
the same time the next year, 1909 bales. This in
was realized at most unfavorabe season.
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NIUNT EXTRAORDINARY WVNh--IV TIE
M or those contemplating marriage The married wonans
Private Medical Companion by DR. A. W. Maurceap sixth edit
ton Price ST. This work Il meeting with most astounding sale
(2lnn copies have already been disposed o) Every female y
getting copy whether married unmarried although u w
tended especially for the married as d important secrets
which should he known them particularly iieic every lena
the and the most cent RENE.
liza and most certain mode IN For sale -,
rnalway at the Publishing Occ ls9 Liberty street. New York.
als Ierr and o. corner hcnu and Tir STREETS, Phia-
iclrhia; little and Co. Albany W " Davis Boston Ga to
receipt 81 copy will " transmitted by MAIL iee OF @aES
ai{ States All letters must be aldrcs
to raii 10 Dr. A. NJ MAuRlCEAu, box lS2 New YORK city.
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nm JEFFREs ANTIDoTE Is ruiz MOST ErFEcTUAL

NR JEFFRIEs ANTIDOTE Is THE MOST EFFECruAL
- PREPARATION sold for Gonorrh0a and other disorders OF the
Sexual Organs Repeated experiments and long experience nave
proved that II will radically which he produced
This desirable result u obtained ~ ten days anu as
II neither creates oends the palate and renders unn
cesSy deviation In diet interruption 10 usual pursuits
sound sleep healthy digestion the nuisance mus coeu
speedily as is consistent with the production OF nrouSn an9
and ingredients entirely vegetah ana
injurious effect either coniionaly or LEGALLY can e CAUSED
by its Price 81 bottle Sole Agent for TINS CITY u H.
RING, ~ Broadway, corner John street.
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Shakoh from ST. Petersburg Russia. legs leave 10 In
those In any affected with or unions that e
he consulted, daily. Mt his Office shrakon Chrorodc
engages who honor him with visit to cure the above
without the slightest pain trouble II instrument
alone which he relies but his exer he most
facilitating remedy for extrcng which return
Any who will CALL number Of letters from their
cow-cizcn returning thanks for immediate and completes
Ills Office at IS Chambers street. opposite Park.
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nR RALPH AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRIVATE
- Treatise &C. 50 Greenwich street office hours to u A. W.
TO T. NJ Sunday exceped) Those who apply In the early
stages will be surprised at the pdiy and little Inconvenience
attending their III chiefly however those who have s
pey appreciate his services In structure from its frat Incl
advanced and distressing from
advantages in addition tn very extensive practice In this
compaint) he afford rapid easy and radical cure which, he
ground for stating be obtained from other
America
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THE BEST INVESTMENT" A LADY CAN MAKE is

THE BEST INVESTMENT A LADY CAN MAKE is
to purchase Gouraud Italian Mdicaed SOAP celebra, ted
for removing Tan. Pmples Frecke Saowness Rnpworms
Salt Rheum Redness Roughness &c Gourauds Pou Subtitle
will positively eradicate supcruous Hair without
Gouraud Hair Dye is warranted color Grey Hair
beautiful jet black Gourauds Liquid Rouge lovely prpar
ton for mpartng nge pale cheeks
preparations only he purchased genuine (rcmemlcr) his De-
pot " Walker street. first jordan
~ Washington street. Boston Post Willis Rochester Percc
Albany, and Druggists generally throughout the Union.
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The falling of in dutiable goods has been quite large
but the deficiency has been partly made up by the in
in free goods tho total decrease amounts to
$377, 1851.
As the Chancery order, allowing thirty days for ex
ccptons to the Masters report account of the Re-
delivers of the Paineld Bank, will expire towards the
close of the month"; they will then be prepared to make
dividend, unless some exceptions are interposcd
The Master reports that the Receivers have received
proceeds Of the assets of the bank $454o2 g. and
have paid for costs counsel fees charges expenses
$22lS 07 leaving in their hands the Of $43 TO-
There have been presented to them the bills Of the
bank to the amount Of $6 202 So and other claims in
Guiding deposits, for 1917 S. amounting in the whole
to S6Sl20 10 The Master awards the Receivers, for
their compensation, $500.
The annexed statement exhibits the condition Of the
Central Railroad and Banking Company at three pc
RODS, April 1896 1S47 and 1S4S -
CENTRAL RAILROAD AND BANNING CoNrASy, GEORGIA
40 lslT An 1914
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w Hair Dye, which will change grey hair original color
in few minutes This solution different from any yet offered
the public Those who doubt its virtues requested have
their hair changed before paying their money II humbu would
method there would complain Ladies
released from false hair by
have their hair to look equally well and soft and will deceive
the keene eye Gentlemen have their hair whskers
changed any color shade In few minutes at STRIKERS
No fCoentics slip One trial will prove the fact " Blades
their hair dyed Mr.. STRIKERS residence No 2s
Rivngton street. whore the dive is for sale
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:. = 1elnrn hi nr Ne srREEr RErWEEN CIIATIIAM

and Wli,m streets has for the last fourteen years
d The most extensive practice in private diseases Of any
i ma, I'm New York lie the most aggravated
~ bis disease mild cured In two 20 I'VE days Stric
turc-Dr Cooper has discovered new method by which he can
80 ,bc worst form in from 20 two weeks with
scarcely any pain the patient Constitutional debility brought
an Inv secret ha BIT INDUCED In By young This whom
freely INDUCED logets dyspepsia weakness Of the limbs and
small Of The back confusion of the intellect and aversion 10
ciety cure warranted IN every charge No
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TINION COURSE, L. I.-TROTTING.-PURSE OF $780,
mile heats best three in Ave. to skeleton wagons will come
of Thursday the 18th Of May 81 o'clock John Case
ters m Lady MOSCOW James whelpey br. Lady
Sutton. n d. GREENE, Proprietor
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FROM GUATEMALA-The Havana journals have
received intelligence from Guatemala to the Sd
March. The Vice President has issued procamat
announcing that Gen. Cabrera would resume the
functions of the executive Office, his presence having
been deemed necessary Mt the capital Another pro-
clamaton had issued postponing Indefinitely the cleo
ton of deputies to the national convention convened
by the decree of January IL. Various changes had
occurred in the cabinet.
The intelligence in Guatemala from San Salvador
represents complete tranquility rcgning there
Dorotco Vasconcelos elected President and Jose Felix
Quiroz. Vice President
Peace and quiet also prevailed in Costa Rica under
the administration of Senior Castro. On the 10th
February, Gen Solares attacked in his quarters
in San Antonio, by the insurgents to the number of
600 or 500 mon The troops of Soarcs reinforced
by those of Boanos and succeeded in entirely routing
the enemy and pursued them in their flight The loss
on the part Of the government troops trifing
Active measures were being taken to put down the in
surgents and rcestabsh order
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nR. swAYNEs CELEBRATED COMPOUND SYRUP OF

~ wild Cherry-ave you Cough DR. Swaynes Compound
Syrup Wild Cherry Is the only remedy should take
you For this plain asonIhat thousand where 1t
been failed Have the Asthma
cit Pains In the side Breast Liver Complaint Splitting
Blood Tickling Rising in the rroat DR. Swaynes wild Cher
~ old established remedy which will after all other
NEEDLES fail Physicians Cenymen all. speak forth its praise
superiority Of this medicine all others whilst
cadcates Diseases nygoraes the body strengthens the weak
and rich blood possessed by other
dcine This the its wonderful success Cole
and Maugh Galena Ill., in letter hatit effected
wonderful cures in that section and that is destined 60
ersee all other medicines OF the present day The genuine ar
Gle T. prepared only BY Dr. SWANNE Inventor and Sole Troyc
~ Eighth and Race Streets Philadelphia all " nj
Cherry preparations being positively fictitious and enn
without his signature. For sale ny the Agents CHARLES "
RING Of broadway and John streets X A. SANs ~
Bowery; j. e. HART, 3iS Grand street, f. b. WtRNLR 20
eecker j. L. LEWIS 81 Greenwich street D. H. poDp
III broadway SCUEiFFEfIN, BROTHERS CO. W. water
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Gold Pens.-Dcalcr~ In gold pens arc invited

cN"nne VrHty Improved Fountain Pen French
rens carry INK enough to write whole page
had only OF Beers Clark sta) John street where can
also be found the of all the makers in the country nj
so"est net prices Gold repaired exchanged
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Pencil Case ncluded-J. w. CREATION q co, No II Co
ua street. up invite purchasers both wholesale retail
70 call and examine their stock Of Gold Pens Case which
they arc selling at reduced prices They keep pens all and
every maker that purchasers decide 10 their
relative merits Gold pens and repaired. ~
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UNoCToR yoJrRSEJF-DR GLOvERs SOI1DIFIED EN-
- tract Of Corav Cnhcs and Sarnpara certain speedy
diseases 10 has been used IN nuu
nerc eess for the and has given perfect stsc
faction Price Al For sale nc No. Ann street
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MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, NO


Nl G3 Wall strcct.-n conformity with the acquisitions Of
Amount Of premiums marked Apr 3D. 1877 SlI6 ~
of policies issued during the ending
April 3D. StS S73 $40 S2tota Of premiums Ss9076
76 The Of premiums marked of during the
above marine risks S6562S 3d. inland transporta-
ton navigation risks SOL sos g-toa 1861 fH less
premiums S5275I 0erned premiums fer the year, S6lf
$50 Dc Paid during the period for reinsurance ST. 40 g.
Sl97lS 9 interest commission and bad debts S2
7 ~; losses S27 ~ inland navigation do, SJ62I
-tota Sd567 49, profits lie divided S0S lis H. Amount
Of earnings Of 1871 S55l 5 do do SiS above Sl lis "
total for two years S70 81 The Company further report
that they have this date the following vnvested in
United States Treasury notes Sl0i059 So bills receivable S43
~ 81 cash and unsettled claims TO he closed by cash notes.
S439S Y7 scrip OF other companies 99 Wotal assets,
S555 4s1he Trustees have declared dividend Of thirty
the net earned premiums Of the past year.
BILE in scrip and after the second Monday in May next The
Trustees have also resolved to interest Of six cent
the amount the certificates authorized to be issued in April
ls47 paid holders thereof their legal
tives after the sth day Of May 1t also
solved that the accumulated profits exceed the
half million of dollars the shall he appropriated the
redemption Of its scrip agceahy the provisions Of the char
BY order of the Board CHARLES NEWCOMB SECRETARY
Trees-Tomas Hunt James Frecand Henry sheldon Thomas
Nelson, Wilson g. Hunt Stewart &. Marsh George Hastings
C. W. Rogers Henry Jcssop Sepmus Crookcs Charles Payne
Charles IT. Rogers H. f. Morng Samuel j. eals William Watt,
Alne Reed Cyrus Curtis Herman Boxer Charles g. Carleton,
Hopkins Daniel O. avand Levi Cook, David H. Sayr,
Henry James G. Ialock o. T. Maltby George ID.
Phelps James d. Soucr Frederick Victor H. W T. Mali Ri
charl Bgclow, Alexis Baker JOSEPH WALKER Presidents
LEWIS GREGORY Vice President ELLWOOD WALTER, As
sistant Vice President CHARLES NEwC0MB, Secretary.