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NEw ORLEANS, May z, 1901
The Canada's has raised the spirits OF cotton
holders, who asking advance. Flour and corn
are unchanged Mess pork selling at S1i co. and keg
lard at l0s4 i01sc Bacon is frmer Rio coffee is at
9a9hc.
CHARLEsroS, May %, 1851
The sales Of cotton yesterday loo bales at 5a
&c. On the reception Of the Canadas the market
advanced half cent.
BALTIMORE, May %, 1881.
800 barrels Of Howard street -four sold to-day at Si
and L 500 barrels city mills at 81 81.
BUFFALO May %, 1851
The receipts here, since our last, have been-flour
10000 barrels; wheat, 1900 bushels corn 670 900 do
Flour has been in moderate demand and prices were
shade in favor Of buyers. 1000 barrels sold at
SO 62 a SO 60 for Michigan. Prime wheat in fair
request and firm, while common descriptions were dull
with downward tendency. Sales 5000 bushels, at
s0hc for Ohio and 60c. for Chicago There has been
less doing in corn, and the market tends downward
5000 bushels mixed Western sold at As 100. Ohio
whskey is unchanged, and freights before re-
ported
ALBANY May %, 1851
The receipts of the past went -four hours have BEEN
Flour, $500 bbls; wheat none; corn, 10000 bushels
Flour is in good demand, and prices steady The
sales have been 900 bb There is supply Of wheat
but the demand good Sales Of 5000 bushels at
VIC for round yellow and 56sc for mixed Western
Oats dull with sales Of about $500 bushels at 45
46c, in lots Small sales Of Prison whiskey at Csc
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VI
BHrsusrrTs-Again we have "a note e.tsier
kct fer Ftou, with accommodating stock. and only
mCoerate home trade inquiry. Exporters doing
nothing 81 any consequence. The days business
ouDtrd 70 5000 bbs-No supornne at 81 q, a. Is;
inferior Wisconsin 81 81 ~ ordinary 10 straight State
~ "a - Oti mixed TO good Western az - @ - -;
fancy Ohio at ~ - - ~ pure e. ncsee al - o.
81 6sE extra Ohio at 81 ~ - ~ fancy Genesoe at
- - s5 and extra az 81 81. Canadian quiet.
tao bbls good CCmmOn sold AT - l2is. Southern
less firm. The saes s60 bbs mixed to straight at
- 20 81 G2s Rye -four nominal AZ - -.
Meal Wa neglected Tgheof heavy sud tending
dDanvard 600 bushels Canadian taken for
-Sifmeit at CSC In bond. Ryt was unsltcr,d About
oUC bushels realized 7Cc Ia the sip Oais have de-
clined. Northern hsinV offered ssc 10 and Jersey
4c doe Bari,g nominaly the same. with
trifing business Com scarce and held With more
hrmness. The demand good aud the sales reached
p GOO bushels Western yellow mixed at 5gc Coc and
Northern round 1t Coo y 60lac.
CcTioN-rhe market appeared rather lanluid 10 this
limo to-day The sales about 500 balc and did not
exhibit the full prices paid occasionally yesterday
PEottaoSs-Pork was less firm. and quie; The trade
purchased about 400 barrels mess at SIS Sl5 1877
Cd, II Sl4 - and prime, at Sl5 - 81 no old
selling Beef inactive. at 50 Sll 50 for and
IS &C. - for prime with sales q about ITO barrels
Beef hams and tcrce beef not wanted Cut meats
shade weaker; but the demand brisk and the
sales reached 40 packages sugar cured hams ri sc
and dry salted shoulders. ut &C Lard depressed
30 barrels prime brought &c. Butter not inquired
after yet prices remained the Cheese sold freely
n 5aBa.c
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: Bosror, Nay E,-,Broksrs, board shares Western
trail Railroad "a s ~ Do b3d ~; 100 do som, 3as 600
do, sim after lod ~ ~ Do, hin. M ~ do bod 800
Cheshire Railroad, tli Michigan Central Railroad los 90
Iassumrnie Railroad, NJ atsf - Philadelphia, Whining
ten and Baltimore Railroad z Concord Railroad b3ts
~ Connecticut River Railroad, 81 Boston and Maine Rail
road TO- Eastern Railroad, lpA. Boston Concord and
Montreal Railroad. ~ 80 ogdensburph Railroad. aq IS
NORFOLK County Railraad 2lsls 2sj - do b3d 2ssi 70
Reading Railroad si0d, rs do bod 49, Is East hos
Do ti0l, 7s - do, sgOd, Tsts mcrchant Bank iDais
~ 80 Norfolk County Railroad bonds g; 1o Rutland
Railroad bonds 1880 l % 5000 each ogdensbu reh Rail
road bonds w. Second Board shares State Bank 63i
y ftslwgh COPPER Cempany 2t 70 Es,ex Company. loa
~ Canton company 7saa ~ z Fast Boston Company
b0d, $50; ~ eading Railroad, 2-7 ~ do bod 2ss, Yer
mont Central Railroad, 3 500 Nermont Central Railroad
bonds, %.
Pmrspupru.. May ss--FYrst BsarS-sI.O OU s. Sc
~. lwf loo Pennsyyena bs, ; 900 Reading S. 20, IS
~ 100 do.. ~ 1o0V Reading Rarosd Mortgage Ga sn5
share N. A. Banl 2ds, llgs ~ Girard Bank 1871 10 Ken
tntky Bank 10 1861 ~ A. Bank b5 if2; 20 Reading Rail
road 81 Isl Iehigh Navigation, ~ mr. Sass-sOoo 4.
sCs. 1G l0 A0 slsrcs ding Railroad 81. 10 Penn.
t,lvana Railroad, 49, Second Bogrd-so fennsy
De- g; 80 ttigh Interest 81 Loo " s. &c, ~. lI-f 30
Norris Canal lei5. er Saies-l0o shares Morris tanal
lesl d.. i6 too Resdins Railroad, PSI 100 do, - 20
d., GlAs' iqO 20 e.
BMrivonr, May g,--yoct Boord-as shares Bsllim9re
end Ohio Railroad W ~ do 7f At the board 10. day,
Nartaud gs closed a. iu2' bd los, asked, Maryland 81
NJ ia. st esk it Baltimore o. 100 ig. Nd iq@ t0l MA
tt, NsAtd Baltimore sau ohio Railroad bonds lpg 9t
~, r. a-ktd de. slnr~t - td r ssk4t GQrk anl J0+
lgElsna, -a't hi III aHast.
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CHAeRrs-steamship Crescent City-Gen A Hitchcock
Commander Chief for California. and seryt; Hambly
Hale. Mrr Arthur and sery anti Mrs w Dryer Miss
Dryer, Charles ii Brown. William b Gladdng, VIM Duer
II Moses Gray, Porter Danl BROWNING Mrs Abby
Campbell, Capt "A Stall. Hanks J cohn Rowland
ing. lady children and servant Fleishacker. Mrs
Bettinger Elegro Mr. Hennessey. Greenabaum Sim
mons Mr. and Mrs Legrendre, Mr. Lentard. Ferris, l.
Allen, Manuel Hecdel, W Bennett, Mr. Mercen, Miss
Fir acsn Miss Frederick Horn. Capt Lucas, Durand
Seward Dodge, WIN Cornell Geo Ennis Thos Mosley, VIM
A Gregory. WIN Crane, VIM Watts. John McDermot,
Chas Cullum, G Bliss, Bliss, Bliss, Gliddon.
Jas Carr. Bennett Garrett Shepard. JAS Allison,
Van Court, Bss, Henry sly, killey Colin Archer
Cencannon. Fox Mr. Bett Mr. Petty Mr. Moore, Mr. MUIR
ply. Allen Allen, Mr. Tenneean. Sargent, J. W Fer
ris I'd, Feeney, VIM Carln, Branch, Gibney,
Krsuse Bartlett, John Holmes, Man. John Man,
Cole, Russell Cole. 7 Doran II o French W MeWilams
Pearson Meder, Johnson A lie Broke, I
Chase. J Palmer, Danvle Shaw, Mayo Jr. Alanson
Roberts Black. Cook Sylvester, Wilson Hodsdon.
W Chase, ID Gilman, Chas White, Roberts. Barrett
" Roberts. Flint. sheney. Bixby, @ Bixby A.
Ellis Meyer II Hirstel, Booth, Mr. Lemon, Mrs
shenern John knight Jonas Huse Jacob Lubers William
Marks A Levi ii X Kernhardt. Griffin. A Waibsm, j
Douglass, l. lockwood. Mrs Hughes. Donaldson,
Matthews. John Drinaa Vim Watson, Corey, Nathaniel
Corey. Dan Riley, jos Carter Ccnahan, Mr. Lohmer,
Cowell Miller Stanels, hooper Messre Thornkike
Tyler, Staples, Bouudy and Fisher. ioughton, Mrs
Milo Clark and two children, Jas Blythe Nathan White
Edward Collins Jno Henry 4 Adams VIM iIagey
Baker Philbrooks Bradley, John Stiles, White, W
Palmer, Horton, Green, Nightingale. Luck. Ben
Arlington, Mcdonald And Van Orden, WIN Huse stephen
Case Mr. Laforoe John Gilman, and Herman Schlesinyer
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PASSENGERS Arrived.

cHARLasroN5 Steamship southsrner-Ass Barton. Miss
Misses King and King Miss Parker and servant Miss
Smith, Miss Crafts, Miss Roll Miss Rutedge. Mas
Brown, Miss Mary Lowndes, Miss III Middleton Miss
Cook Miss Cone Miss Johnston Miss Curtis Mrs Boeeh
Belts and child. Mrs Rogers Mrs lizard Anderson and
lady VIM Barrett lady, and servant Baker and lady
simmons,L Mckenzie Robt Gamble IL Judge Cone and
Coffin John B Irving. ir. Work lady. and son, G
Green, Chas Smith, jr Bontu. M King Lawbridge
Mr. Rutedge and William Anderson. VIM Bones Allen
lizard Mitchell. Stevens, Geo Poman. Torrey and
son-lo3 in the steerage.
HAvRE-Packet ship Duchess d 0rleans-G Kiazle and
lady, Miss l. Sandred DR. Meyer, VIM Scherer A More
Mad Carrere, Mad Marendon. Miss Clavaux, George
johnson.
Z IL Martinez.
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Died.

On wednesday afternoon, May Is after lingering W.
ness, MARTIN FuREY, aged 50 years.
His friends and acquaintances and likewise those Of
his brother James Furey respectfully invited 70 at
tend his funeral from his late residence No "a Wiuet
street, on Friday IN ornng, at 10 o'clock.
On Monday, May 70, Of consumption, Laura ASS
WooLLEY, aged 81 years, wife Of Franklin Ferry
The relatives and friends Of the family and those of
her brother-in-law, William H. Sanford respectfully
invited attend her funeral Thursday afternoon,
Goth inst at o'clock from her late residence, No. All
Cherry street without further Invitation
In Brooklyn, on May 81, JOHN VAN ANTWERP, son Of
John u. Poe, in the 9th year Of his age
Funeral will take place from the house Of his grand
father Nicholas K Van Brunt Fulton avenue, opposite
Bridge street Brooklyn, this day. Thursday at 4
o'clock, l.. NJ
On the morning Of May %, the infant daughter Of
Christian and Turratha Soue.
Funeral will take place this afternoon. at O'Clock,
from their residence, No. 442 Fourth avenue. The
friends Of the family invited to attend.
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Married..

On Wednesday morning May g by the Rev. DR.. Ed
win !. Hatfield, Mr.. JEssn FAULKNER to Miss coRNELrA
h NEwcoSIB, all Of this city.
On May 81 by the Rev. Mr. Schermerhorn, j. CAREY
MARTIN of Baltimore, to Miss PHEBE LAMBERT, daughter
of Jos. Lambert, of this city.
On Tuesday evening, May 81 by the Rev. Mr.. Cook
rector Of St. Bartholonews Church. CHARLES BRowEr TO
MARGARET NJ daughter Of Joseph Alden, Esq all OF this
city
on Monday evening May % by the Rev DR.. Skinner
Mr. HENRY SEARLEs 10 Miss PHrDE ANN Mon, all Of
this city
In brooklyn, on May %, by the Rev. II. Gariichs
CHARLES GuDEMEIsTER, OF New York, to WILHELMINA
daughter Of Mr. 7 4. Polzin. Of Bremen, Germany.
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Hsbss a., Tarss ell NToS ED iost, rrnI Adaibtrt.
Br1srnH.yyS, Nay l1Arr Johann Caroline, NYork
sla lith Buddses 90 ,,,n,. c.,,,,o, Sys,t, Is,h
cipir. n.y t0Arr Commodore, NYerk 9Th, Tybes, DO.
sa Arr n Lis sasif aSon, soraSs iE isvssi ao
Ltstn Charleston ilti Hnrm9ns, Ni.ra IN nj, <
Co5rrrHois Nay Arr Princes rus,nia Charleston.
DUpiis May iS-Arr Patrick Henry, Norsan'. Sid lo'h
fT ps.1' msr IIrss-sid Henry NYOrk
Gisssow. MAY i'--sid Junior, NYerk -, $50.
GRrprocx May PAR Huron Norleans lytn Ashlana
MOBILIZE Iuoy Norleang 9TH hsrmonis' ana nShae'e1'
S eSrr.1r,s, May t-sld Elizabeth Means Nrork.
Cysoa May ip-Arr Monterey, New Orleans
UttvorT Nav PAR Carlos, NYork. $500. -.
msvas May f4-Arr Msyaowsr, Apaisehieola via OoWe'
sa s "a; 500 sir Robert Peel from NYork for
bInS1n, POOL, MAY PAR r. Nyorl Brute Abbot,
Ia 80 u.vs South CsroIina and colombo N0rleans
stb Esry Ann and Portland, hPalachcolai John Cos
sr es s1rEsT aS sass sSs wbsssr &c ss ssc
Eudocs and Msgdslens NorlsanE y Seerge y W..
Jenny Lind and otomoeo, Noresns frnee OF ""e' SA
GA is.h st Hilas NYOrs Brsndyvins Baltimore.
ptyisx TsoSisSsh snd Meridian rYork 18Th, Camilla
Orleans; 10th, 50 Bilda, MON. ,t., - ..hhuv.or
for NYort ih Aissce Cor charles.n Nsgls ior NOT
ls.bs RutlsJ. Prosys EnterBTi,se and New lamp
Arr on i6ss BaInors Virginia, shd WIN Perrie, from
YossSs Nay lscid Henry NYsrk land ed from Deal
IIssor ssy s-Arr vestsl, NYork;,
sSsTsA krrii Ss-Arr Arctic, NYorki May csrman-
Ss VA ig-Arr sterngshre Iivsrpoc fer Mo-
Mis Cla Rambler, NTork; Nathaniel Kimban, Mobile.
grfsfIs usy 1f-sid Merry, Nlcrk. . -, -,
Trssr. Ma it-Arr kleine, FrtF Niorsi lssh' Nais'
WassproRp Nay ii-ATr velocity, NYork
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LIVERPOOL May l6The Moses Wheeler arrived yesterday
from Mobile with damage having been fu
tact with the CAMERON from Liverpool 90 Trinidad which
has put back with much damage.
PARIS May 1.-the Edouard Berhem, arrived az Havre
from Port Prince chased BY suspicious craft on the
18th Feb last, the island o Petit Caynan.
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SHIFTING.

LroR sAyANNAH.-sTEAM SHIP ALABAMA n ~
X tons. Captain & D Ludiox, on saturday aIst Nay,
at four o'clock from Pier No g. r.. For freight or a
sage apply TO SAbL L. MITCHELL, 1894 Front street
The fLOHIDA, Captain Lyon, on Saturday. Tth June
EOR NEW ORLEANS, .DIRkCT-THE FINE NEW
double engine steamer, WINFIELD SCOTT, Q loo ton.
burhen Captain Kenney Couilsfd will depart fron pier
No. North River, ut three o'clock r. n, Noudsy q
June 10r "eHb nTfS BR6oKgpH 60. 2s Beaver ,.r,...
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II ELIEF IN TEN MlNUTEs--lURE IN A FEW OATS
N insured y the great foreign remedy Dr. Loeoos Pull
monte Waters for tie II colds coughs asthma, bron
chitis, pulmonary Consumption and all Affections Of tha
breast and lnnys Manufactured By Tsylor Rochester.
N " the only true and genuine proprietor
res the continent q America ty assignment Of
Jsms' johnson G. Y. choktne- c. 81 Garoisy street
% d rnnds. lp alton street. Retail price, twea
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TYR RALPH. AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRI

u waite Treatise" Nc.-Ohoe hours, to II A. H. 70 Z
r. NJ (sunday excepted No. Greenwich street. IL bss
been matter Of surprise that any
bty ana Of professional should devote h
to the diseases which people OF every description pre-
miseres these people bring society known
only the present misery and detection preying the
mind we'll the body, but Of nature
affect posery destroy faou ~
altogether II Is fact that when properly treA.sd
pear in other than in their effects posterS
yet properly understood easily speedily
moved. From the Author
has enjoyed and extensive and long practice In shs
speciality he has ample ground for nsuring
cure in cases Of structure however complicated old
standing be- and that In Of certain dsea
their consequences we'll the deplorable ceo.s
sulting from early improper habits he insure such
tain, safe, and radical be obtained from
other source In America. Those who apply in the early
will be surrrsed At the and rspidit ofthe
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Arriy.dnshg sr'.srs Sorls.n: ss inst lat 81 lon
iia a 81 % lon 70 10
asS ss'gss r:'s5s
Bay sp kSsn
Queen and Chamberlain Dresden, Rondout Ran
Cambria Li,.rpool ships coaui%;sS
% 1 tss
David s.5dl Gsn1s Atlantic 8. John; PR Jenny Lind
Rs. Ssn s rse AZ aa
kaOoah, Jacksonville; Alexandria. Savannah; Emma,
Plymouth Rock and L, NlOrk.
Arrived-Brig silas Msreau, NYoIk
Arriysd-Aarien NYOrki VIM Tyson. Providence; GsOT-
giana, Camden. Me- !
sailedsehrs Adyenurer, Prentiss Baena Vista Rack
ssth@schrs ansrS Sp aeGoWsn Baltimore; Borden
Pass,d up ash~sehr Virgins. wrishting.on Philadelphia
for Dighton. . -
Arrivedships cOrnsa, and John Hancock aavrs; brig
Fellowship JessOre, from n York.
Arrivea-sAp rhqni. Pacific WITH bis VII
% Spoke an II ss .Ssn lon bark Sea Fox
saiied-Brig Wilhelm. Rotterdam.
Fellowship william. from Norieans; bark Elk, from
Boston. - 80
Ar5vsd1gara Derby; Livs.poSi; sshr Mary. Norfolk
Arrived 2th-Brig Elmira, CaIdenas
clenroy, Marcy Daeotah Smith; Mary Matt Smith;
Corson phadelRhia; Aysrsdo Tinker do or Calais &C;
Bum, Kinney, NYork VIM Sanford, Jones. do; and
from Dutch Island, Radiant, Wells, Albany.
RICHMOND, May q.
Arrived-schr Pallas, NYork.
SAVANNAH May Is.
Arrived-ot,oman, Boston; Excel, and Jones' NYork.
SALEM, May ID.
Arrved-Schr Pavilion. NYork
WILMINGTON, May 26.
Arriyed-sehrs Elb Wales, Alaric, and r Wetmore,
York
WARREN. May ..
Arrived-Brg Francis Titus, Matanzas.
Sailed-Sehr Southerner, Kicker Boston.
PASSENGERS
LryERPooI-In steamship Cambria from Boston-Messrs
g Lord. Chs Perkins, A Frier John Tillson Mrs
Lord Mrs Phelps Miss Phelps Mrs Fay. Of Boston;
Lewis Feuchtwanger and Crowley ofSYerk; Cooper
Of Bangor Me- Somers Of 10 uisve Brown and Stone of
Charleston Rocherran and friend Of Noreans Harry Gage
and Joseph Aybock William Gage aud Thos Gage
ofLousana; W HINT Of Wisconsin; Phillips. Of West In
dies r Ness of London; kemper Of Frauee; Julius
Becker, lady and child; and ID Holmes. residence
known.
For HAIIFAx-J Hazelton and friend. W II Seaver;
Fitch White. VIM Stearns. and Whitney, Of Boston;
Vim and Smith. of NYork Hon Geo Mofatt, of
Montrea Unaeke. Cogswell lady and Miss Par
ret Miss stearns and Donald aud two children Of
Halifax
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Letter Bags of steamer Franklin for Southampton and
Havre will close at the Exchange Reading Room (67 Elk
change) on Saturday, May 81, at 10ls
Letter Bags for Rio Janero, steamer Golden Gate
will close the Exchange Reading Room ( Exchange OF
Saturday, June IA.
The above Letter Bags also Kenyon VI Wall street
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MEDICAL.

~ his residence to 2sl Cold street, Myrtle avenue
and al srs Isros Has sssG mad.
guarantees the 70 ali ps
tients whom he undertakes.
DR .CoNvERs TNyIooRATING coRDINL-THE
and ~ Il
% eS ss viii
you 70 manly ,gor fon need not pay fees Dr.
S:sSstsis, .afss BOTTLES country:
Persons about to marry should use this cordial.
MEDICAL LECTURES ON SEMINAL DIsEAsEs.-
NJ The first number nifty pages BY r. Glover ~ gives
little understood By medical men ustratsd BY Gases
ns sA h n 9
is which has been found eminentiy successful II
ysusR sale ss's &c
NJ oTICE.-YIELDING TO THE EARNEST soLICrrA.
ons mS9y who haze been ns ss
to marriage Se These who have
may aso apply with certainty 0feure Trsatmsne
B. DE LANEY MD. 81 Iispsnsrd ST., near Broadway.
ITO TEMALEs,-DR. LAFoNTs CELEBRATED PILLS
These Pills are safe in therefeots. and are highly
ss os;trustons stG T9l esPlIes
For sale corner Of Broadway ana John street. Prics -
NO FEE UNTIL CURED-.DR. coRBITr. or y
~ Duane street may be consulted conhdentaily Tie
q
one years Dr. C. is en- enabled :. GUARANTEES
has never failed in efecting
MO FEE TILL CURED-DRS. COOPER AND NUE.,
IN ply, ~ Ro osevet street. from their
In diseases may be relied In the treatment Of tha
most obstinate cases. without Dr. Coopes
tients will find him At 2L Roosevelt street. ChAthAs
and whore ese Beware Of the quAoks In Duane sssA
nR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, HAS FOR THR
last nineteen confined his practice to the
ment OF delicate and mercurial diseases. He
worst of those Diseases and mild removed In
few days Strangers don't be deceived in way
nected with base impostor in Roosevelt street.
HR. MORRISON IS CONSULTED CONFIDENTIALLY
u diseases which treats without mercury
Recent cured Thrtyone years practios
enables him TO debility, 30. arlng from sek
abuse. Bee his London diploma In his private oce O45f
Fulton street. ~ B-No fee till cured
DR. WARREN. OF NO. l MOTT STREET. IS CON-
several Of which in European Hospitals enables him
TO cure without mercury. DR.. W. obtained his London
diploma in 1915 His specific box bottle ST. Beware Of
poisonous counterfeit. sold in Roosevelt street.
nR. L. MORTAMoRE WOULD SAY TO THOSE WHO
~ have contracted diseases, "Cura ut voeAs thas Ia
take Of thy health. have devoted many years ny
Those who wish TO consult those
free Of eharge) from A. H. to9 NJ Sundays excepted.
bushingy tell you that they only cure you and thAA
their kind Of medicine all that disease
in all its forms Persons whose health has been
these egotists call daily 1876 William street.
Dp pArpu AuTuop TT Tuv app AcryCAr ppr
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makee speedy cure without the iesst restrictions Of dsA
drink erpos-re or change in application 70 business IN,
proprietor challenges single which the mixture v
not cure, under the forfeiture Of i've hundred doare
put w In bottles With full directions at 81 One bstsr
lhEte weekmany cured in two days Fer sale W u
" RING, lg2 broadway, snd Toe Bayard street N.Y.
Orleans.
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nR. o. X. sAMMIS or BROOKLYN, HAS REMOVED
II his residence PSI Gold street. Myrtle avenue.
where he to attend general practice and especially
to bronchitis all diseases Of the Throat
bronchitis speciality for the last eight years. he Is able
from experience guarantee the result all
tients whom he undertakes
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GTFAMIRs FOR sALE.-FouR STEAMERS ICON
- denFnr enaincsl from lg i feet long do non
eondsnsns do W feet long ave Irogsiltr steamsr eon.
$50 long Aiso Marine Boiler ~ feet diameter
snd IS feet long Tor further information. hlrly y
CUAs, vi. COPElsAND, IS brga dvag.
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through line fer San irsncisco via Havana and CbsErs
-THre r. duced-On Wednesday, June ttth, ats A.. Al
The splendid dou bletngns steamship GEORGIA 5000
II. u. Porter. u. :. N, Commander will sail Wed
ncsday. Dune nth, precseiy o'clock r. NJ, from bel
the foot 81 Warren street. n. r. With the govern
mails for Chasres via Havana Passengers
At Hayana 10 the splendid iouble engine steamship FAI
CON PASSENGERS leaving In the Georgia will connect with
the favorite United States mail steamship CALIFORNIA
sail Panama about the let July FOR freight
or passsgr sppy the Office No 81 and ~ South street.
atNo III West street corner o Warren street.
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MEETING or IHE CITIZENS or HoBoRES-oRSAs-
IzATIoN FoE MUTUAL PEoTrcr-os.
Last night at o'clock number Of the citizens q
HobokGn principally Germans held q meeting ia pur
suance Of the following call signed by arge part. II
respectable persons -
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-08-28
Indiann.

II IS surprising to note the difference which
is incident to the same observation of the same
fact seen from different points of view. Some
journals regard the defeat Of Mr.. McGAUGHEr,
the Wing candidate for Congress in one of the
districts of INDIANA, as attributable to the sup
port of the Fugitive Slave law. Other jour
nails, not WING journals, attribute it to the fact
that he was not SO good Compromise man as
his competitor; inasmuch as Mr.. McGAUGHEY
voted against one of those measures, and his
rival would have voted for all of them.
In another district Mr. JULIAN, Democratic
Free soiler, who gave great offence by his ultra
course in the last Congress, was defeated. A
reason assigned for this defeat has been that
the successful candidate proclaimed himself a
better Free-soiler than Mr.. JULIAN. But an
other opinion, equally reliable, has been that
the cause of Mr.. JULIAN's defeat was his oppo-
sition to the Fugitive Slave law. We leave
the adjudication of these differences to the tr-
bunal that shall decide whether the arrange
ment with Texas contemplated the surrender of
a vast extent of free soil to slavery, or of an
equal extent of slave territory to free soil. The
points are equally knotty and difficult of salts
factory solution. The decision will probably
depend upon the fact whether Northern or a
Southern view is taken of the questions in con-