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Married.

On Saturday, June the Church of the Assumption
Brooklyn by the Rev. Mr.. Bacon Mr.. Jouy McEyoy OF
New York to Miss KATE KELLY. Of Brooklyn.
On Monday. June T. at Laight Street Church corner of
Narick, by the Rev Mr. Weacot. Mr. JOHNSON RABiNEAu
to Mrs HENRIETTA SCHROEDER. both of this city
In Brooklyn, Tuesday June s. by tie Rev T
Reeves, Mr. $. FoLoERs, of Philadelphia to Miss NJ j.
P.NEER, Of Sag Ha,bor
On Tuosday june 8, at 80 Butler street BROOKLYN by
the Rev. William Lewis, p. NIsfo GrIL,rIY son of
John Gellatly, Esq. formerly OF Edinourg Scotland 10
" ALICIA. only daughter OF Thomas phbbs Ee Ia e
OF the county Sligo Ireland
On Thursday, June 3. at Trinity Church Geneva New
york. By the Rev. Mr. Bssell SARAH. daughter of the
Of this city. A. - ~
W. nm to Miss ThIiA T. RopaIA both Of Port Cnaster
On Tuesday june l. at 81. James Episcopal Nnufcn
yoonsocket Rhode leland by the Rev. u TALBOT. U.
Conn B,turiJ,r late ef San Francisco caoriia 70 Mss
nm. NuKiNsov daughter Of the late Captain Joseph
Wilkinson OF Sni Jhield. Rhode Island
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THE MEAGHER DENorsrRA rIor.-A meeting Of the Con-
federnte CiuLmen Of AS residen. in New York and
vicinity held at Grand street Hall yesterday evening
r the purpoeo Of taking to participate in the
coming demonstration Quite number of the original
members oftbe Dublin Cilhs present, and the ut
most unanimity and enthusiasm prevailed A series Of
notions passed congratulang thei. former com.
panisn and nustrieus countryman his fortunate
escape from Van Denan's Land, and depatation was
ss%s wat % Mr. As'sief win '''pS q the
TaE KrreHrs TrnrL.ss-A.th the annual meeting OF the
Grand Encampment OF knights rempirs o. the state Of
lowing officers elected VIM r. Lathrop, Of Roch-
ester G. Master; Oscar Coles OF New Yor, D. g. Mas
Jarvis M Hatch. of Rochester g. Captain General; So,
lem Town. Of Aurora, q. Preate John s. Perry OF rroy
q Warden; Coloveoni' of New York @. j Warden
Jehn W. eimons of New York G. Treasurer Robert Ma
coy Of New York, g. Recorder; BENZ Marshall OF TROY
a. standard Bearer; Fitzgerald Tisine az Ncw yors
sword Bearer; Ira Chase Q; Utica, G. Warder.
PARADEs-The Calcdonan Eusliers under the com.
mxnd Of Capt Castle, accompanied by Adkins Washing
ton Bras BAND passed our ONCE on Monday AMI proceed
"a TO snedikers Hotel on the Jamaica road Long Island
for target practice The Caledonia Fuscrs ara one of
the best drilled companies in the city The Independent
Ca'teton Guards of Staten Island Cant Kirkman pass
ed our office Monday accompanied by Spends staten
Island Brass Band their return from their annual tar
get excursion to McDonalds Tbatched Cottage Jersey
City. The Vandeveer Guards OF Neptune Engine Com
pany No. Capt Creighton also passed our Office on
Monday forenoon They were accompanied nv sniendid
trass band and numbered about forty five muskets
Liquor SELLING IN WILLIAMSBURG The Board of Ex-
cse have granted but licenses and adjourned for
the year About six hundred places open for the
If liquor.
WILLIAMSBURG PAnK-At late meeting Of the Com.
mon Council Of Williamsburg. a resolution was adopted
appropriating Sl4O 600 for purchasing ground for city
park but at tic last meeting laid on the table for
further consideration
PROBABLE surcIDE.-An unknown man was found dead
IN his bed yesterday morning, at house No IL Albany
street, occupied by Mrs. Finn. as q boarding house
Two sman bottles of laudanum found in his pocket
The Con oner was notified and will hold inquest to- day
DEAD BODIES FoUNp.-Yesterday morning, the BODY OF
BOY, enclosed in box found in Twelfth street be-
tween First and Second By engaged
In digging a cellar. It taken to the Seventeenth
ward police station house where the Coroner will hold
an inquest Ao-N
On Monday night tho body Of an infant was found in
SINK, in the rear Of house No go West Thirty fourth
street 1t WINS in an advanced state OF dccouapoton
The Coroner was duly no titled
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Movements of individuals.

frinepai arrivals at the hotels yesterday
Al the Iey'Ss-Maior General G.. Pillow U. 8. A.
Col T. r. Moore, Y S. A.; II Rel u $. NJ Hon. job a
= Bush Albany; Gov. A. v. Brown, Tenn Hon A. o.
Nicholson Team; It. Booth U. S. A.; r. 9. Drum, U.
s A.; 1t. Myers, u. 8. A.
At the HewARD-G. Carey, Toronto; Jos BrownelI
Mis-; Il. Kingsley Norwich; DR.. Candce California;
. Lawyer, st. Louis; H. Doolittlc Cincinnati
Az The AMERicaS-Geo. II. Cheevers, Florida: W
Mings'nidgc Us NJ. G. B. Stowe, Georgia. 1t Hale,
:. At the AsToR-M. King Baltimore; Thos Elsberry.
Iexas - Eaton Tennessee; j. s. King, Geneva; JOS
ray Savannah; G. Wetherbce Boston; Geo. Dickinson
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Court Calenslnr-Thls day.

UNITED SrArEs DISTRICT CoURr-Same az before
~, supsanE CorRr.Circrit-Nos. 1874 ISL, 1884, 1856,
Mes %, 2 g. 4, ID 81 to SO, 40 to A. 1914 AS to 81
Inc gay calendar Of teen causes being called Monday
ara aaesaay. without any case being ready either
ay the Court directed That double the usual number OF
cases be paced or ito ny calendar
CoMMoR pLEAl-Iart 1--Nos. 665. 1887 1880 10&l
lo4 1915 a047 104 l051, 1858, 1865 1862 1851 1oe3
1065. Part 2-Same yesterday
surnnoE Couar-lrwo branches) Nos sos 251, 423,
AL, 3a2 545 4G3, $685. 255, go, 630 63l 632 $685.
g.. e4S, 636. 637 Gas, $780, 6i0 GAL 642 6l3 Cal 6l6
90. e:s t4e $50 s5l 2Y2 S5a, e5 e55, e50 $751; e5s,
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in the packae lots shersfrom 10 suit retail
a. pr.ss Maaaassory 81 BsosdSsy sss
hef " into street 0les And sales rooms second story
| DAVID RAFT, Importer Of Diamonds.
are attracted to this romantic healthy and beautiful
rs iases waterfalls ssenery, and views, eanno. be
sssf iGs fsAfp
IN s ss ss Getty asS ss h.
Be- and oar I the the rss ws,s
gSysr q adsp.-.or large and .rsmsy happy DON
ss The &: Fl; IL
place for que: enjoyment. at rates. Families
held ~ a.
tanning Mr. Darsl IS 70 have that h sasr
This speaks well for him and the place This
Ts 1 viii S ~ sns 70 Of 70 e.
fars'si ssss asr. Dnr
large batch Of external and internal nments
Fire Annihilator "A Certificate respecting
the success Of this lire extnguher At the accidental az
Newark, viii be found in cur advertising columns.
New York, o. toher 2Oth, Is5l.-Dear Sir,
& o nGs r ws a. sSs with
pains and an Extreme at ni ss
q s with asd but III s
FEARFUL Of o pi5s shs as IL so rapidly
@ as in ssi
Of NJ id has 1
sy as nsat Before sad used bottle
ses There ss amy re-
FOR sas a. M il %ssn
ssa to sa pESSW Ts
TALnor WATTS, H. d.
Wigs and Toupees.-R~tchclor's new style
o ig are the mos: perfect imitation Of
RSssss 1 ssr article s gS
whore be found The LARGEST and bss
II the city. Copy the address.
Hair Dye.-Batchelor's celebrated LIQUID
Sp s fer ss
M WITH which this tavore and old established
Essso n. " is sliced 's Sssy .ss
Stilton Cheese.-This delicious and highly
Prince Albert Cheese selected WITH care Sa
SONS, No. Az Broadway. saw y 'oi' D'Ss0AS
Excursion to the Fishing Banks.-The |
comm dous ana substantial steamer CHARLES DEyLiN
her egnlar trips for the season. will run
cents leaving Delaney street. F. r. =, oioss ca,ha.
TInS street e. . Snriog street n at 50 Pier No. s9
board. ' ~ ~ f-''DA'N w
CristadOro's Liquid Hair Dye.--Thls pre. |
paraen has been tested by hundreds
arslss applied wholesale and retail at cRIs
Private for Supplying the dye and sn ast on
wigs. N
Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye, IL. without
Ss ted
ompes frcckes sallownegs chaps rorghness &C. Pondrs
Snotis nproots hair from of tho body Lqnid
Rouge Lily WHITE and Hair Gloss at G7 Walker street
rear Broadway. y ~ ~"
The World Turned Upside Doyym.-Gray
reads Changed again to their former Color,-DAViSS
rshvene Is the mysterious agent which accom- pishes it,
preparation by acting tho
new action the minute glands which natural
ossy ans D a0 rcs the hair to and
ale at the general depot, 800 Grand street. and Mt
8roadway ~ Washington street, 1862 Hudson street I27
3owery, and Ill Houston street. " -
ueed IN Fix weeks by using Graham Onguent 1t is pos
IN its effects and perfectly harmless skin 1t
nj also strengthen boards already grown and one
uleient in any case Price, half pnts, ST. Sent to any
art otths country or city
RIG. GRAHAM, IS Ann street.
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Tho pelsrates from every State visit his store
Astor iours And why Simply because there ana UNITS
ny con thew be Invariably aad sa lactoriv htted WIN
INC ag SHIRTS which delivered here, or fpr-
warded to G distance, at .he hour.
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A LgxANDER McNINN REPLIED TO HIS SON,
John CHARLES McMinn letter dated from Wserso.
was returned altar twelve months, BY the Dead Lester
once Mr. John Charles MINI is therefore earnestly
guested to inform his parents where and how he Is.
DERSONAL.-THE GENTLEMAN WHO WAS PRE-
sens on she corner Of Atlantic and Hicks streets
npnday evening when gentleman very wrongful y
taken into custody for ely uary assault and
hi sdsase whesoyr i might be
address in the course Of TO. day.
ROBERT ANDERSON, 2I3 Columbia s., Brooklyn.
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snr,nr and sura,nor Hats, OF the very Nsst

.uay tour ut Kn0xs IL I.iton street. hnox Is
gsrfest s;eanlboat himself besides bean seateu1an
aud u,tody trades with MA once, FANS 60 car WIZ.
their tle time The secret Of has success ~
l reirF great favorita with the ladies' Ans hen aan
sells otter hat four dollars than tlc broaaWay nat
tay Ia frr five
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Ladies, Imported sloes.-rhc sunserlhers

ere BY every steamer supply OF ladies'
seh choea 81 variety and color
81 he me CONNIE fs1. Style of shoes made in Paris
ias VIII Ind IL 70 she Interest call them
before pa chasing supply. HILL COLBY i'm
rorters q ladies shoes, 522 Broadway.
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r1nsiless end es-Fas ss.ca r,o~

Endlcs' s nd ES-' "....O nnblc. EicuaMt
Gheap-CaNTRELI, OF No. 1886 Bowery aided By the firm
Of Laho yranx Son. late Of Broadway is prepared 20
or the inspection Of ladies elegant
GUNNER travelling, only l2s. ~,
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Din.

DC MONDAY June + sftcr hort illccss, EoIrSD Frz.
GERALD, Esd ex Alderman Of the Fourth wFe asoa 80
Ills friends and acquaintances and those Of his brother
in law MIR Charl-s Kent. are respectfully hyItci 10
attend hs funeral ibis afternoon, AZ O'Clock Lcia
hi late residence No Oak street. Ill remains wa
he taken to s.. ~. ick'a Ceneery. x,
On Trcelav Jure g. after liugerirr Illness MARY L.
vile Of Lcana~d 3.iler in the 9th yea O. Ter age
The friends and acquaintance OF tsa gamiy are re-
fpectfnly invited to attend her funeral 90 a
rccn al O'Clock from her late residence, Ia Lu11o"
on Tuesday, June 3, JAWS 40. MA, formerly Of
OygEge county. Cno lately rcs,1ehe 81 .'i0ONAyh' Ia ~
The ricnd Of the frmly, and toe Ct joseph JenSin1
his son. law are most espt.ty solicited 70 asen
his funeral from his late rcs3 corner oil haFy 0u
NNoughby streets Brooklyn tomorrow afternoon ~ .
O'Clock Ills romans VIII DC taken to Greenwood Vsne-
tory for iutermont.
Orange county and Eastern papers please COPY OF rc
pu.ne arcd 81 wears mouths and = days
The fouds and acquaintanc, OF tae ie'it, 40 wv
members Of Teutcna lodge No H. o. OF !, - ana
those OF German Oak Lodge No. I. "A. a. Of g. e. arc re-
pectully invited to attend he1 funeral tbs at
o'clock. from 500 Washington. corner OF North Moore
street Her rlmains Will DC conveyed 10 INC AuVr"h
Cemetery, Long Isynd. 7,,,., ~
On Monday, June 4 MAprrA ASS daughter d J0ha l.
and niory Ann White aged years and IL days 49,.
The friends and r!tves Inc family ace requested TO
attend her funera, this afternoon at ocio'k fom the
residence Of her parents ~ Madison street. corner oil
james street without further invitation ,noo IF His
rarcn.s 90 Barclay street STEPHEN LL'rsTAt aged -
years. IT,. 49,. ...o,,t,ur ;,vitod n
attend his fane-al this Afternoon, at O'Clock rom NJ
lac residence without furhr invitation. ITS remains
VIII BE taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interin1nt
ON Tuesday. June s. MANIA daughter Of oeoIse NJ ana
Sarah t. Dunn aged 10 months and l, day.,
lc relatives md friends OF the family are IN ed 10 40
erd her funeral, from &c Houston street teis aefnoon
al 4 O'Clock. .. = -,
On saturday June 5, Irs. SARAH MpMDR, wife Of th'
| lste William b. Midmer aged 10 yenrs.
! Dearest mother, thou hast left Ia,
And thy loss we deeply feel;
I Iut the God That hath bcret U.S.
| lie can al our soIrows heal
| But in each wind that fans our cheek
| Her own sweet breath il .here;
| Ind angel ps in whisper speak
| 10 comfort despair. -
The friends OF thc family, and OF her 1ons, Wlha IN
Jsln and Henry. aul Of her daughter, Lt1ai ana W
me,ni no NJ Coul Ia Grove No s, Y. A. d., are r.
gpee,luy Invited attend her funeral froo1 her az
rIfiJcpcs between Fifty eighth and Fly ssree
Third avenue this morning a. III o'clock.
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y;ov., Cro,hing.-Calj casly In the day II

ao and others ru sing bows clothing can maze y con-
Nenisut they will ind her wants much more
u Nv caur in the early part of the day o. ourstote
olly - ~ eh moro crowded in the aftornoon All
/ gEp 4 nRoE & CO, Clothing Emporium, Al Broad
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
ry SEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES. -ua
rosT oFYICE NOTICES.

DOsT OFFICE NEW yORK-N0TICE-THE MAlLs
Il for CaIiforaa, Be- per U. s. N. steamship EMPIRE
CITY, via Havara, viii close as this ONCE "Wednesday
the 9th inst, atlFM, WA. v. BRADY, r. NJ.
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,r.,,or.,,e,c,, Chespncss nj Union Hail.

" ~ eholesale 1usiness LHat swsep. tg ~ liln "
socv Mountains the Atlantic, ROGERS thc propra or
m famous srsing Warehouse Is enabled TO chcr ready
made Cothinr, of the prevailing tasiJn unsurpassed N
serial and Meraasii at rates below the wholesale
ric II sneond class estslmnc.ts MI who desire SUN
.or Cutting 81 Peri gtyl for the current month IN
;s ~ oe garments Tie wholesale hsure ere invited
- tniUr Ii al, corner o. EulOu and Nassau streets
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POLITICAL.


, FonRTH wARD.-DExoeRArs. ARousE.-A MEET
ss9 a. sssn y on Wsdnesday
." Pai sn% Rss and saS
many a r., d rrssdent and Vie, President. Tam
G Ga%s Il a.n sass.o"o sees. - ''""''''''
ELFvINTH WARD ArTENrioN-Ar vrprISe
., =, w ncnG se Rsp" , Ward conmee tn
and Arsnue C. on Monday eSsna The fos%iS
Of Esyessh vsri b ra: hs demo
with thf committee Wednesday evening" June mes
mn L p
Isf%s f TO tas
and !, G. W.n Sqf q A.ss%p
e. SSsi:%aa WId
h h':' Af s'."os Secretaries.
GhAsD MASS MEErING TO RESPOND TO rHf
crate sassan % eestors az o.. sS snd
f Fam nanny a Ss ON
20 Tie nominations Of General Frania Rrcs
a%P Ss rSsfs "H W Ka
viii be address the meeting by orsr Of the
RoBERr H. Mo aa: ' Wee President.
4. l. l. ffn al1i,rs, Secretaries.
YouNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC REpUBLIcAy
40 GSnerol Committee The regular monthly meeting
s r.%msay Ms iYi MEM
per " renariy requested TO DO present. sburncss Of
,u.sp-ys b. c.ovrn, JOIN wl'EfIHS' Chairman
JOHN SMITH S
TWENTIETH WARD PIERCE AND KING AssocrA-
10 ana ~ shss q as ,G
requested to attend Of the asoeia
sn be ad At Eighth
on fi Is fssussed
anil g ssss tho sSss
T 81 orr 81 the the Gnss,Gs without fail
TUE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN ELECTORS or
% ara Are ss 70 On Meet The nss
ArrIl ls'2 at o'clock proso.sy,a to Il.
l tsG Eas shs ae,tns to BE- held 2: amy
'rd'f OF tho Ward commit h,s rr rrcur, c..,.
f + A. cg N5saor, }Sss'retnriss.
nENocRATs OF THE NINTH wARp-yoU ARE
a;;S%ss ~ ySrs s s!S Is p :.
the ys s% Arr
RALll,YY, ), it .s, WARD, RALLY.-TaE DEMO.
a. ssslr hssa No. LIB Madison street. this evening
srasy Of the county i the
Il. King for Vice President. '''''" "'" =" N""'"
EIFTEFNTH WARD-AT A MEETING or THE DE.
a c on 3 OF Of 1 sd . wlr
loving RESOLUTIONS were unanimously adoptcd:-.
te cd 1a the Republican Committee Of
no.sa'ln party 4 the nation upon the nominations made
~ te baltimore CONVENTION. Of General Franklin PIERCE
ior President and the Ion William r. Kin, for Vice Pre-
sdent and DO PROMISE behalf Of the Democratic
oil this ward to give them enthusiastic
support
Resolved, That we heartily Of the realuons by
the Convention the ula torn marty
and that the which
embrace an earnest ofcomplcte success.
Resolved lhht TIE 20 nitt toe viii attend, with
Iow eemotrats Of the fifteenth ward the meeting at
nan ntrtw night, to respond to the nomina-
tory. Charles D. MEAD t5n;rm,n
yy}i," " e. ks hsss 81 secrotsrics
TI'HIRTLENTu WARD-THE DEMOCRATIC REpuB |
J. lean electors Of the thirteenth ward
meet at Nitherela headquarters. 80 street
eEenne for tie of proceeding
OF the ith Correctional District tho ratification
ing at Tammany Hail. ~ order of the Committee Ar.
ran cement. STEPHEN H. EEEKS, Chairman.
JohN H. uYnr, Secretary.
ENiRST ARD AROUSE n MEEFtNt. or THE DEM !
oer@tie electors Of the First ward win tho
House 10 Ccdfr street. " ednosJny evening, 9Th
Mt ~ O'clock to form in aud proceed The
ratification meeting st fat many Hal. Nv orS.r of
, JOSIAH ". BROWN, Cha,t#aA ne:d Com. 4
TrcnAr, Turns sccrst,ri.s.
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SOCIETY MEEwvVcs

NOTICE-TO THE JOURNEYMEN TAILORs OF
New fork@A general meeting Of the Trade Society
evening June at soeloek for the purpose Of eectng
hcers Tor the ensuing quarter and other bu
ness OF importance N B.Thosc who desrous par
eipatng In the grand reception about be given Mr.
heagher will do we'll TO attend 10
sary for that occasion win then be completed.
r WILLIAM COOK, Presil lent,
TRY GOODS Statesmen, WHO ARE MEMBERS OF
- the d. g G. N b. & p Association, are requested TO
meet at their Library and Reading Roos 1903 ,wery
Friday evening the 18th instant at o'clock Business Of
deratiop, j w RERRy. Pyss;Jcnt
BE-. FARsswoRrH Cor. Secretary.
~ u. A-WASHINGTON CHAPTER NO MEN
bers are hereby notified to meet at their this
Wednesday, evening. June 9th at tx osock, with rega-
a to pay social visit to Fort Greene Chapter full
tendance is expected. No taken. Iiy order.
STEPHEN II. rHURNE s.
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IN the package, or lots thereom retail
diamond is,ngs Pins Ge and fne Of Jewery
AZ mannaesurers prises Mandatory 35l Broadway,
I'VE " INTO ssxeot Once aud sales second story
DAVID RAFT M Dor ter OF Diamonds
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New York. Ot fos,cr 2Oth. Ia5l.-near 6

Fire AnnlhilatOr "A Cert ificate rcspec q n ..
the success of this fire At the
Newark, will be found in eur advertising columns.
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Stock Sales.
pr1,.rrrpu, Jnne s-tReported oy Eav-6r b-.'str,,
& Co. )fra 8oardsl 900 susqueea9Ga c' "a os &, 9 1
M M Raadnr g. 10 s5wn, 800; 10 co52, ~,
SchuyiIil Noyisation De- So inseress on 5o3 ~; ~
teres 81 oo Spring Garden me- ~ ~ y nis F%i
rad cash 49, ls2 40, ~ 100 LopS tals1 = l. i1
IA nj fsiir3aa 100 ~ Z, 49, n, :;
wn S2a: 3Norriltown Rajscad q, = 40, ,tah.is
state 1k 5En III ~ eEasa sbapss aSsdns Rar ID
tx 5SiS SO do bs 3osS 900 40. b. 392s 90 s,hpyh No
gq.io1 casb Iai.; 100 Norris Canal sM Seroad b0kre-
$500 Rcadng 20 s5 600 kensingtop %aseF yosI9
M e5an ZOO 900 loo; 1000 Lohigh g. w l.1 tennsJ-
yaaa 81 i5s 00 sebuykill Ma sa.io1 Gs 6S antefes
n is J5 20 shares Pcnnsyiyana Railroad, ~ w ~ ~
~ Wilmnstoa railroad b. 81 After Bolrd S7 300 Read
| 10 shares Norris Canal, 55, isS. Market duli.
g.rr,,oa- Junc 5.-Stcck Board-25 sharos Iat,molo
and Oh Railroad TO- juno $500 5altim oro ~ lo5o W.
10000 BALTIMORE and Ohio Railroad Bonds isV, " y
shares itimore Fire Insurance C9nrany l5A 10 na;
more aud Railroad. 7 Do 75 10 a. @ ~ sns
baltimore is90, 1914 bid les asked; batmoIe and onds
Paroad Bonds 1867 9 bid g5 asked; do ZIP 70 ols az =
ssIed do 1890 o}M hid % asked; do shares 76 bid et
asked; York and Cumberland Rairoad Il bid us ask
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AOCs>y rSo-urNe<esr> vsss1t
or BAkTh. the hattev 100 Canal street and nsn ~ 10
sonEsl.ss varieties OF summer Hats Not foryens h;q
s.aurl drae Beavers for gsntlemon his stock includes
straw Cans fcr boys. ladies' Straw Riding Hats
S,rnw Hats Tor children go,slemes and hoys snow Mbe
panamas, Misses Gipsey aud Eloomcr Straw IT. pi.s
nick ard seashorc Hats. S.ra. Uats - "
stfE
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,ssusssou Is ,o~lte lie public witness his great
t,,vsr,erts{ In Dentistry Introduced ~ him ossee
= a.rsfr5u ID au .-sl ais sSik che teeth san "
xtt..Es1 Is stsTs
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EoR SALE-A LIGHT RoCKAWAY CARRIAGE TOR
sX persons, new snn Harros. VIII bs EXCHANGED for
lisht buggy wagon with shifting top. To DO 4ii
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good hak 1T advise You 20 go o. FAEEa oh ~
hot store 80 ruiton rtreet between William AM eeId ~
z-snr3,nf H X Ire. OF white teafefs, % V
,namap g. r. SO; L.t q Al KINDS beAuul oa's
mats, IS to s. 30. IREAAAN' 10 uiso+. s'1~'''
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+. fona in nearly ~ large amnI manuaetores; thoy
SOW knis " f.bric in superior the sewing on
ali kinds leather is rncqualcd Some few are SIN isn9-
-snt Of their merits. Gail and Price SlJ, after
.ruly a. l. Ii, SINGER Il CO., 2JS Broadway.
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..otr,tur.-yyall lanLe goods excl s,sivcly.-

20 deviation in prices Purchasers are vtea ( saii a.
m Broadway, and examine the asssf.moa ~ sossonaoe
ready maze Clothing for gentiemen 81 0oaa,
Under Gar nents Sc. OF every dcscrs-
tn Also Boys Clothing, Of the most dessab.e styles
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THE TURF.

4 ,LAIhEV!LLE COURSE, l. I-TR0TTfar -wlr
- nesday Jun. 81 3 o'clock, p. NJ match Tor CIV, nj.
.ea1, pest ~ In HARNESS. between hoeses fo ~.
Jersey. j. L. Doty names b. Mercer r. Vosrnsss a.
o'clock JOEL CONKtH "ppoosiyn, - .
(,ENTREVfLLE COURSE. LONG ISLAND-IROT
.ungolhursday. June TO- at o'clock, r. NJ, mst.h
..r so0 two miles and repeat In barnessC Brooks on
sers m lola y. somsru dy Ike enters lady Vernon
after stake Of $50 mile heats bost in
harnes.-ognor enters, m Lady Kelly; O. Brooks
.eIt, D. e. ATfnli Owner enters, g. cnondaga Chief
me abose race will be one Of the exciting CT the
al AZ who wish to witness reach the ground by
the fulton ferry and taking tho omnibuses which
WI pein attendance JOEL CONkLfN, Proprietor.
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WANTED-A MAN TO LEARN A BUSINESS THAT
W will afford hin, good living One that SO and
IL Willing TO give it for learning have steady place
and per day while l.arnng qure this day. before
ment. - - " SN
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Raso,r I.ecoultrc--Thc genuine can he OBJ
tanned 81 tho ribcrs they far surpas all thor
in tbeir durability and keenness OF edg3. SAUN
DEHe No Astor House. md 3o7 Broadway Razor Strap
n adj Gas Manufacturers
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a RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES 4
II etuation az Cook in rsspectaue Ltmly. 40 best
% her last place. Please all ~ 10 Mulberry
in tile store.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sY TWo RfSIEyIABLE
w Young women; the Ctpmtc-Na'd, ING o,hs, ~
waiter No objections 10 tSq eYqaHy. AMY awe
Hamilton sweet,
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pyess Combs is not equaed in variety extent in the
rty embraces oil tho newest French pattern COMBS