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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, FRIDAY, APRIL IS.
For California.

We shall issue To-MoRRow MORNING
The Tribune for California Oregon and the
.Sandwich Islands. 1t will contain all the
Latest Foreign and Domestic News, City
News, Money and Market Reports, Mar
riages, Deaths, &c.
Persons wishing copies Of this paper will please
leave their orders early this morning, Price, sim
gle numbers sixpence.
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u The reception ofthe steamer lafayette
in Philadelphia on Tuesday was an event in the
history of that city. The steamer " Edwin For.
rest proceeded down the Delaware to meet her,
end meeting was held on board, at which Robt
Morris Esq, presided. The trip around from
New York on the lafayette was highly en-.
ioyed by the company.
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Interesting Southern Items by Mall, via Bal
timore.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, April a.
The New. Orleans mail as late as due 10 re-
ceved Sims, the fugitive, reaching Savannah made
speech 10 GROVE al the wharf dsnOuucng the Abolition
iss and congratulslng himself that he WAS once more
permitted to TIRE sd the hoSpisbe shores OF Georgia He
was taken TO A and received the usual repmsnd OF rln
Always Potter says amount Of money could buy him
TO he returned 10 Boston.
Dates from Mexico 10 the 18th state that the Indians
near ZacaecaS numbering robbing aud carrying Oh
women and children with impuny.
Gen Fooie 10 winning great triumph over Inc Dh-
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The Now Postage Stamps.

WAsHINGroN, Thursdsy, April -.
Messrs Tappsn, Carpenter K Co. Of Philsdel-
phs bank note engrsvers to-day obtained the contract
rom the Posi- Office Department for engraving the stamps
ordered under the New Postage Law.
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ConI rolIn on fhs t.churIkilI. &c.

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday April a.
The SchuyIkill Navigation Board yesterday re-
duced tho OF toll All coal passing Farmoun1 lock
IS cents per Iun, Masking the present rate so.
Negotiations IN progress today between the Nayt
cation and Reading Railroad Boards TO reeIEablsh the
old nuC Oa
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MORE FUGITIVE SLAVES IN HARRIsBuRGH-
HdyrsJHTsh, 8IFd 22-Auolher Fugitive Slave Csse ="
wBs brought before The u. Commissioner, Mr. McAlit
ter a. ibis place, early this morning TIE alleged fae.
lives, man, wOnsn and chd, were arrested yessFdgh
Coluuhia. on warrant, by Constable Slider and boofM
10 IsniIburgh by the early Train From Inc evteos 81,
dUctd before lhe CommissOner. Il proved hsi Dsnls
Frsbkn was The slave for NE Of Dr. Robert Frsoflo, o.
Ann Arurde Co, Md aRd that Ally Frsnbir the wife Of
Dsuel, ard their chic Caroline about thfee yesr' OF age
the slaves for lie Of Barnara Wailes, OF Baltimore
Ciy lmme, lately AFTER the hearing tho oFus cs'he's
made out under Act Of Congress, and the hgnTes
TeUHrded To their owners.
The excitement In the streets during the morning wmlF
tense-cTOwds Of cOlored people gsIbered a. every
the s, the COuu House. and In front OF VIC
Office Of Commissoner mcArst-r who, nothing ds1n1sd
by the threatening Manifestations OF the muluude pro
ceec ed to Tho discharge OF bic duty 10 the NOS
fearless and impartial amer.
Amer the examination was concluded, ard tho decihoa
rendered, II found thst Tho esy Balino usn, ~
way OF York and The Cpmberlsnn Valley had s'I-s1 20
prise taken the Immediately sdlDasg
The DsUphn County jail where they oil he held IN cat
lLdy unit this evening aud then conveyed 10 MarJlaa1
The line. TOE excitement has been aag@d c1ns1sr
ably and breach ~ the peace whaeyer has been CON
u,ed The slave wife and child are OBJ sc,s OF uovo1
sympathy and compassion. Phil Inquirer.
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ExcuRsIoN TO SrRATToNPoRT POsrPON-

EXCUkSION TO NTKATIONFUKT USTFUN-
KDIn OF The stormy weather OF the last
dave the painters have been unable 10 have the Jenny
LIND bdy for intended day. the proposed Excursion
will quently he pOsponed until Monday next when
this beautiful steamer viii ready al the foot Of Fulton
81 East River, At "a NJ 10 receive ladies and gentle
men desrOus Of visiting 'he ate OF the new village
MesAs LoNGLEY and fLAMMER, the enterprsing prOpri
etors will h- board Will accompany the party and
give every expansuun Ia such incuei 10 sa-
nv them Ttcbe for the excursion be hsd at be office
OF Mr. FLAMMER rs WOoslef-Et hut ss the number 10
limited ne Trey bepg taken fast Il 10 advisable
for such de1re 60 down, make early application
Fare IA cents sch way The steamer will touch Of the
zoo, of 1r.,th A. stQ A A. aA3t
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WIscoSsIN. Both sections Of toe Loco. Focos
Of Milwaukee participated in the complimentary
dinner given on the 10Th inst to Hon. lsasc ?.
Walker, U. Senator from Wisconsin. Mayor
Upbam presided, ana Senator W. himself briefly
reviewe ed his course in Congress on the Slave
question, Public Lands, River and Haroor APPro'
priation. Sc. Mr walkers course il fAyorsbly
SPOKEN Of By the Milwaukee papers, and most OF
the try papers Of Wisconsin are committed
u nis favor - a candidate FOR the Presidency.
The Land Reform LocOs are making 4 strong
movement for him throughout the country.
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HEARrRINDING TRAGEDY.-It becomes oar

HFARTRFNDING IkAGEDN.-W OocOmes oar
painf duty to record most h-artrending tragedy that
was enscsd in village on yesterday, The paflss
ghged 10 Il were NJ Elisha w Harris Or. PLAT Groom,
and Mr. Pleasant MAY. Mr. Harris kued. DR.. Groom
was lot we learn In both and one shoulderhis
wounds, however, not considered dangerous Mr..
MAY was also baS " though not dangerously wounded
Some six eight pistol shots fired snd the wonder
Is that all three Of tue les wee BOT killed. The hgh
ing commenced near tue POstOfhce dOOr, and wa
continued the street the old Mansion H0u-,
where MIR Harms received bowie knife wound, inaelei
wound, rssBd bS DR. Groom, which caused his death A.
most instantaneOusy.
We are not sufficiently advised advised Of the particular
of this hesrrendng sisr TO attempts recital oftben
thouRh understand Il had tie orgta In eissgfeemrn
between Mr. Harris and DR.. Groom, la regard 20 fs@
boundary.
The parties we would remsrk. among tbs moa
respectable OF citizens. Mr. Hauis had lived Ia hs
neig bbo.hOod some two years and IN village since 10
first Of January. DR. Groom end Mr. May were raised N
our village.
Mr. Harris WIS or'gnal from Athens Ga. bat moved
to this County from COumbua Miss tic was most vor.
thy man. and hi ghls esteemed those VINO enOyed No
pleasure OF ~ acQusintsnce with hlm. de- married, SONS
three ,tas sgo Mss Ire fay Tor Uf tha ace aDt sNa
amer owed to this County. Beside his doePy-ahicd
widow be leaves children, large family OF fsagsa
and numerous friends, to mourn hs uu melancholy Sod
Probably 40 have not, IN our community, three nen
orderly peacesh1 cIens hsn the hfee tnat wefs a.
gagged in this melancholy affair and 70 occunencs,
we may sdd has usnsplred 10 duri1g THE 'xecs
years we have lived In II, that psclst,9
anguish that this has done Could the Actors 10 this svm
trHgec have fOreseen tho heaftr-nding suffering sI
have Inflicted upon othors and among them, Ghof osu
ford relatives no earthly consideration, II seems TO 10
could induce them To have engaged lnt Bat 80 OrbsS
TO say more. iGreonsbor0 (At) beacoo' l@h iash
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Markets. NEW. ORLEANS, April p e

dsclns strict mtdhg beng At 90 Toe Asas nswi
business honrs The receipts a. Cotton all tho
sou ports 100 bales ahsad Of this year
FnEGHrs have improved Cotton taken aad Ness fo
l0l4 % uunspecisd sd ga so Tor inspsctsd
SO bbs Prus sot A. tl3 Prime Reg lIsD hitatlih CoN
heavy 900 bbs have charged hands a. 6Oasc FLouss
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FIRE At VIENSA, n. Y.-The grist mill OF Da.
Iius NeWlhnd destroyed By FIRE the fth as. Loss
$500 ard Insured 10 The Rome Protection Company.
KESTUcKY.-Dr J. 8 Pierce, Of Gara'd, haa
Withdrawn from The canvass 10 the SIKH CO.gre.sioaA
Disulc Of ibis Stale Col White a COW ihe oaly Wing
eALdcA.e
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Nsw.Jersey Cenferenrn.

At the session of the Conference OF the xs,s.,
ist Episcopal Church Of New.York and Ne ,I Il,
sey. held at Jersey City during the pas, ~
the following appointments were made
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nlns,nchusettss peelaI 9 DgressIonaI EIectIOn

TIE Council having examined the returns Of
votes for Members OF the Thirty Second Congress
given at third trial, on the 9Th Of April, 1881, in
Congregational Districts Nos. ,, 4, 5 aud :, find
the rs suits as follows
DISTRICT 40. 2
Whole number Of
Necessary for choice. =
Clares " Upham ". L425l Benz T. Brown, I'd D.. l52
Hobt Ran'oul Jr (Oo) 315l Naul Lord ......... AZ
S,ml Z sewall p 1,775A others haye........ y
No choice.
DISTRICT 40 T.
Whole number Nj 8oo
ktcessaig a % oice.
Beri TLGmpso-. w).sGs9, N Banhs Jr........ %
} G Palley. g. s)...35s AL others haye........ 10
r. FrcthI CHAM ia 90 ).l,55O
No choice.
DISTRICT 40. 5.
Whole number OF
Chss len. (F Sl....48l9 5. Knowton(O )l9)0
Irs NJ Barton Nv )... SO Six others haye...'.. u
Charles Allen OF Worcester lie elected.
DISTRICT NO. T.
Whole lumber OF t1U
NeceGaafy iCf choice
John p Goodrich. WIS $50 ia u ROckwel....... u
Penny W Bishop (Ol.3 &c y herS have......... IL
John Hayden, a. l... 1867
No choice
The returns from Ches,er and New Ashford
were rejected.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, April q.


LARD has advanced from a lie b b, with sales
500 prms Ohio sc 0oOkegs iOcts. sails Of
$50 birds SnoriDss made OhsP markets present
noflu nav Of ami
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CoTToN has declined q cent since the Paci.
hand ard ddhng qloted at l0h fO
receipts all the Southern ports oo bass ahead
OF last rear The stock SAID 70 32s go bales
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cotton continues 10 0ecnnet ana Is not active
Ohio Flour seirg l0d4 Is v n. Con Dun
81 t FOR White hsss PORK ra5g-s from tliaSb Ricon
ribbed de-. sk, shoulders "a atd sds, Va
Prime barrel Laro y l0. RIO Coffee s-iog 0
Tie stock coo bags Whisky request 49, Cot
ton iTeiebts % Liverpool quoted a. l6ths
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Cen, Scott ar New.OrIeans,
.rrIvnI Of the steamshIp Union.

NEW ORLEANS, "Wednesday, April 3.
Gen. Scott has arrived here aud salute has
been fred AZ q welcome.
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.,.NEw.ORLElNs, A

NEw.ORLEANs, Wednesday. April Z-P NJ.
The new steamship Union arrived at her wharf
on Tuesday beating The New York Mail by several days.
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RAILWAY DIsTRIC'

Rahrag-J. Chstle.
Toner RahirGy-A. l.. Brice
Staten Island
Hoodros- w Robertson.
Bsthei-J.hn Fort
.d,bryy ChdPel-J N Crane
AlrinerS Hn-bo'-To be
supplied.
Port Rishnord-Chss Hill
Qu0rOrfine-R D Palmer
Eiis0beiAtopn-L r Dunn.
Perth AnbOy-J z Fort
Uoodbrtdse-A Owen.
Netc- Dovsr-R ; Amdt.
Rslvt{sVs--
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TUX FIRST on MAY
The first OF MSy approaches,
Nheo bcotRgs heSs, Sud reaches
Their nCxioOs columns muster;
The rat too, then rucToSches,
The mouse sly plu1derer pOachcs
futtpg ladies Ia hussr.
But tbs magic Powder, LYON,
IL the hsoe tkatinsecls die en-,
Mice and rats, too,
By Thy pills, which We rely on,
Are lied 20 the last scion,
Without cas-, too
az 6gDktaWs L Lyon. 40 Broadway.
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statement


or ne Slipping eEeres az ne port II PIalza f'o1 ~
Jqnuart, 1850, % ls January, 1851, taSeaJrom ne B.
Of me -4mcrt1GH CCnsuL
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CAMDEN DISTRICT

Camden
1hnd-sf-I N. Felch.
Eiffh-,f-Dsvid Duflrll.
Gloucesfer-J. Ashbrook.
Hoodbuyy-S r Poet.
shay sioTH-J Atwood.
GidssbOy0vsh-- - -
Cia,ksboroVgh-Z. Gsshill
StccdcsborougA-J NJ Pisrson
PENIS Ncck-NO change.
Sdiem-J Lewis.
ScuiifouA-B. Andrew,
is. Heisler.
4sLt.fte- "
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RrH.aKs-Its con u.at vsy susu e zscnkn5
pesfnx o. cargo uEEd opposite - srse al
lun % urraes ay accounted or 81 Ne ic th2t rs
ofy vsssss ta port sihs1 sr9usan or cane guest
"a plsssrl-fs. -. . d.,
ots are ~ au Or tan asa ne ssgso sg k.sa5lcs
gnssa a lie c5assIg tra1s lral-Aa sa@f.
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Third Dispatch.
SUMNER ELECTED.

BosToN, Thursday, April s4-9P ~
After one ballot TO day two votes were found
to be given more than names were checked upon
the roll of the House.
By large vote then on motion OF Mr. Bartlett
Of Boston, the secret ballot was adopted. The
votes being given in a sealed envelope, and Sun
MIR was elected on the first ballot Whole mum
Der 3s4.
Necessary to an election. ...................l9
Sumner. Winthrop. .......l66
All others.......2s
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" RADwAY'S RENovATIN6 REsALvENT
he OF powerful Pu,ia~F o the blood 10 IL cleAosss
he"estiens hon ell irritating bumofs, removes All In
peIe ospose males r'ch pure and healthy blood. II
cures ~ seroeleos complaints IL hve minuies ssr TAX
ING TIE psiset tcols ~o'sirg II The systsn Lst the
ccpsamptve Try th@ ResaiveHt and ne .il warrant IN
stsnt relief Price O.. l62 F0iton-sL
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Markets. .sAvANNAH. April "a
Markets. CHARLESTON

CoTToN was much Depressed on Saturday and
prices unsettled Transactions limited to % bales 0ac
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITT.-Dr. CHLreN's
hagnee- Electric Machines will Se found tbs r,,st
pleasant ard edecps spplsng electricity hr The
cure 81 great number Of cseSs conditions OF tas bAdv
especially those afispg 0D dsrsngsd condition % The
system TheY require sci3s other nquds In
put them Ia action and always ready Tor neaste
use. sor sale viii directions. a. Dr. }. x. CHIJroN's
Clerical Depot, IS ChAnberes as So
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CANAL ENLARGENENT.-A great meeting in
favor of the Enlargement Of the Canals was held
at Buffalo on Tuesday last. The meeting bore
no distinct party complexion. ISRAEL 7. HATCH
ESQ, presided, and addresses were delivered by
DR.. T. w. FsoTE, Hon. II. X. SMITH, Hon. Or
LANDo ALLEN and others. A series Of resou
tions was adopted strongly dePre;atng the ex
trsordinary action Of the minority Of the Senate,
setting forth the incalculable Advantages Of the
Erie Canal and urging the necessity Of en-
largement, and commencing the bill introduced at
tie late session Of the Legislature for the En-
largemeut and completion Of the Canals Of the
State The concluding resolution thus reflects
upon the resgniDg Senators
Fe.ose9 That we consider the recent resignation o
twelve Senators and lhe departure or smother from bis
place uucer plea o. CONSTITUTIONAL scTEp 20, ard BE-
cause he majority would yield heir convictions Of
rqh hereby bLgIc the stssiou OF ne u gsE IRE 20 s
sfrupt srd viz end. ard preventing the p2atife Of
constitutional terFfcert and Decsabary avs criminal
sLsudouu elt Of heir GUY, aud revolutionary A.
t.uLtt0 cesroy ih- Independence OF lesbz-Ve action,
AID tuhver ne republican ard oliy safe pohuca maxim
thaI mSl oT.ly shsl rule
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By telegraph to The SsW-YOrk Tribune

-s,s wyu,,i, Tia-a,l Os esr HiS'Vr an BsaTer '''
Election for Massachusetts senater-samner
lacks Two.
BosroS Tharsisy, April %
The FIRST ballot for U. 8 Senator today resulted
a. follows: Whole number. $50; necessary to a
choice, 1914, Sumner bad 1872; Winthrop los
Scattering %; Sumner lacked ,.
There was one more vote thrown than the nun
Der of votes and proposition has been made to
REQUIRE the use Of envelopes. A motion to vote
viva voce was withdrawn. Ascend bsllosing is
now going on.
S.,,,S D,~rateh BosToN, Thursday, April
The House il taking second ballotfor Senator
with the votes placed in envelopes, to prevent the
frsud, which have hitherto occurred The vote
will not be declared until after o'clock.
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Markets.. ..NEw.ORLslNs, April "a.

A moderate business only doing in COTToN at
Saturday nes. About COO bales sid At from al &C.
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NEEDLEwORK, INsERTINGs AND EDG-
IxGs--E II NEWMAN, 3}l4 arssd way Offers beautiful
stock OF The above RoOds cheap; ssO psin aad figured
Musns Infsms Wsisis Robes, Embroidered Sleeves
Collars Lsces, Nes &C &C, comprising cOmpless az
sor;ment Of such articles usually fDand Ia Lace
sores prices which will ladies' that the right
place for bargains 10 where las 10 hs sore the ooe price
svstem is adopted a2i So
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~ RooT's PATENTED GRAFTON STYLE
10 preferred by The lovers OF art any otaer sye OF Oa
sueTreOiypirg Taken only al SIS Brosdwsy, corner Of
frarki sl
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rYTbe PLUMBE National DagQerrisn

Gallery 2. Broadway. conS,ns The largest collection II
Portraits Of Distinguished irdivtuas IN this country. No
one should fail 10 VisiI Ihls celebrated Gallery.
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~ FowLERs a. WELLS, Psychologists
snd Publishers Clinton HNn. ISL NSssAus the ParA

Tar RESIDENTS or BRoOKLYN-ln
want Of elegant Bridal Cards. Envelopes and Cake Boxes
or OF an eee ant Silver Door Plate the omnibus
The Fulton FsIy and RIDE dircc 10 EvERDELLS Su2 Broad
way where they will ind the shove articles IN great va
riciy, and OF the fashlOusble patterns R92 ~
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-
1T sovsRrieS.PE
0,an0s J 4 aarr.
Bips~a ed to ~ .ao,,..
Sgriegtsid snd yss,S,U%
I Csineseld.
Ee'aon-ro be saD,saa
Cii.foa-J N Freezes,
h'fison-J. Il 0aesv
ChafAa@-ro h-.aonh.a
Dors, ."d AA9brook-E.
9th h u
Fsirder'-C 4 Lioo.,e~
4 rAscIr.y'.
PIysI1'dat-J. Css,.
"a Oy.
Be- sea Poia'-w ssrro..
Aor'''''a's-s. yas zs,s
$ Nary By0Okisa Sil,,,,
~ Rerisc.
Edifo~
! % Philadelphia cOy.r-,
: 70 Nsc- York CoSftra.
....wN 4 wllNER.rR
>plrfI-F. L. Won
Nod MILO 8. Coz.
hocs3iad sod Nos CTS
ID Lsnghe-d.
Ne,c- Pross ect-A II. Ran,
hiVord -Wm. Dsy.
Ne,r,sn MARIN Herr
Ofisviiie-W cnsnSerlx,
Bpryyriiie-ro be sasp,,s
Dcs.l odye-J. Hasg.
:. BnNkaeld.
SfiEccfer-W 4 RarroasA.
Sf1ahope-M. Force
! veynOs-o. Bacgley.
x. SHAW. Pr
/ Middirtotsa Poiai-waE
JEFF irs
Nstc B,aasri,k-J D. Bls,
- MsfIns
So-0riNs-R B. Yrd
Psnn,ngtor-C SslleY.
Rirer Chsrch-F SUNNI,
FIs~ingf,s-J W aeDun
Ris g~ocd-F A Mor-l'
LGrbsvfriite Plm~
Red B5Hk-A & Ballard.
FysehId-J. w. Baneu
R. Wlnsns.
r w. PErHERBRIDS, Pc
Mount Haily-G. HagAa
h1rdeR'oca-J. h. MeFr.
land.
Hfcf 'rysSc-L. herr.
Utasl gtr-J White.
Toms Rirer-S. Isgneu
Pembevt,r A 0ilpors.
MooyesfO,cn-e. dwAd Psge
WISSER, Pc.
Neir Prorideree-H. Tnn.
bower
Mount Horeb-E. Green.
Pili'y9sid Il McCarroll.
BoYadbrook III 4 Bsegle.
PeoydcE-C Lsr-w.
.4sbsryG ptsdsoy-J. rcotiS
Hlvm0ny-0 Bsughart,
X lockwood.
Msndhdr-R. \. usrris.
Nsic- Gevm1afol1a B hely.
HOPE K Nao Horne.
Coisnbia-J r Adams.
Ciintoa-J. 2. McCOrmick.
. N Brown.
&c +. BROWNE, Pc.
BriigsioH
CommoH.sf-A. G. Ysrd9-
Wster.
Fayeffe.sr-D. Graves.
dii0wdysfocn Chss Dowus
w Barrow
HgVyTsora, Parser.
Piffsgrors-N. L j. Gashil.
No change.
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IMPORTED CARPETINGs.-PETER 81
HUMPHREY S79 Brosdwsy, White ST. have Just re-
ceived per packet ship CODstane further supply or new
ard rich Velvet Tapestry Carps rDR which makes
sOck The most select decidedly the beat In the City. By
insutuuDg cOmpAsOn The pubic Judge OF the supe-
rority Of stock which will be sold al prices ina chs
lenge com petition with any other AL Ct
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EDr. JAMES w. POWELL, Oculist, Au-
Fist &c copunues to devote his attention exclusively 10
Olst Asts Of the Eye ana Far fom 9tO4 O'clock daily
abe same Offices he occupied or the last years, Pol
RroAdwty "a Wareu-st where car be hsd hls Treatise
on the Eye" price 81 Aso, artificial eyes and his
selE acting eve ana ear fountains al56truNF*
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II GoURAUD's Liquid Hair Dyo Will
change red light Or gray ha 20 brown blSck the in
s,nnit applied No stanlne The akin, disturbing the
color by washing Csy with soap AID water no d no
drying IA tho tan trouble pay taken II DOT sat-
isact0ry 20 the user d. FELIx GoUgAUD klOWn emit
chemical phOtnpher lea guarantee thai next 10
bis Italian Medcsted Soap Iha shove IL h- plus uua OF
bs useful inventions Found only Dr 6OURAUDs old "a
ahlshed Laboratory 81 .NAker.st. Broadway 80
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We ash nohody TO believe ANYTHING respecting this
derful meacioe. further than he stesed the entire
Satisfaction Of Intelligent citizen. Thoss sho put
no confidence In published sstements have
letters IN pcsseston of the propregors
indvicua of the highest respecShty ard be res-rreo
10 parties who have proved The ecscy Of these 6uers
their names and residences w be freely given 90 spp
selves hey ord doubt Of the superiority Of this medicine
req ely for their complains flos 81 per bOue; Elk
botlss for s.
FOR sale by A D Sands. 100 Falton.st SD A. L.
Scovill Co S6 Brcs'way, NeW.Yofk Snd by Ihe Drug
gisls gen erAly IN me Issued Ssslas snd c Nnada
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Floor Oh Chorus AT RETAIL.-
5000 yards seasoned. SIS per yard.
Tapestry Carpets a! rs Der yard.
Three ply al Is and 8s per yard.
Super Irgran at IS and -. per yard
a23 III BAILEY BROTHERS, 45f Pearl st.
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TRENTON DIsTRIC
BURLINGTON DIST.

Burlington snd Bsreriy-C 5
Van Cleve.
Medford-J Loudenslsger.
RetRel-A. | J TrueI
Thfkr-t0n-J J Sleeper.
Ar- Eetpf-S.W Decker.
Columhus-J J Hsnley.
Bdrodtnftctrn-P Cline.
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+. BROWNE, Pc.

BriigstoR
CowmoH-sf.-A. G. Vsrta-
~ster.
Fapeffe.st-D. Graves.
.fiioicdysfocn Chss Dowus
w Barrow
HgvyIso~0fe-S. Parser.
Piffsgrops-N. L. j. Gaahll.
Cedayr,iie-No change.
Canbsridnd-A X Street
w A BOeta
C1pe MTy-Noth r.dwardl
CAPE Isi'iHd CLARK Poly
a. Nelson.
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NEWARK DISTRICT

NEWARK DiSTRlc1
Nefo1Tk.
Haisey si.-E u STOKES.
F'dhkffa - w p CotDitl
CiinioR-sf Il D Bsrro~a
UHton ST s Oobblns
Qua'vy ST c Wfnn-r
Csht,sl CA Is Wskeiy.
Neica'kCiy.-G X Snyder
Js'seg Cuy.
Trinity | 5 Corhlit
81 Pasrs-R Given.
Bevgea-J0hn D-sn
Eo6&sn-N + + lison.
F0-f Let. : wilson.
BeEeriie-N Van Isn't
North BsilcvIls ii. HUri
il L-rhsIt. Chlpiais Z
J. AcCnnt0cs. Editor Seed
DIP Kidder. Snad1p Sch1-
ID. w. BArline, fvanVsyrs
statioasd at FVfh-a
A. II Whitticar. trIlffrrYf
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PATERSON DISTRICT

Pdfeyson
Cross ). \ Porter.
Prospect 81 w \ Perry.
zcuackdncnk-J J Morrow
MOSS Swsire.
Ramapo-M {. Stokes
Hareysfrag-J Aysys
BlooniReGdie-W G.higetos
Rove and JYanfGcs-W. W
Christine.
Port Jerris-e. :. Smith.
I.dudvstcn-J p. Daily.
Idutef,e-G. FeuhoTre.
haeksfssf. tca-M. Day
TRENTON DIsTRI(
TSensos
Grecn-st-F. A. houeA.
tront-1-J. q. Rogers.
Cyosr-ioks-s. Townsend.
Bsthd and CyaHbsrE-J. B
Hill
.4Bentora--J scsrleu
M,ddisscr-S. W Hiilia-d
P,trcefcr - Y Monroe.
PYIncr1Le-C X Fleuing.
Long Brdrch-B. Weed.
ketPoSt-J ). Beegie.
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