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General CLAIM, Agency.

p A. SOMMERvILLE Agent Attorney for the
OF pension land and every description Of claims against Con
gress or the executive departments Virginia
rans bought, negotiated and sold. oms,
forwarded per mall upon request. TT
Once Th Department Poriaxes
on letters must BIZ prepaid TO Address
Washington, DC. lA July i5-l law3lnod hcp
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UHlAxsi BElIASt nlSii.s THE
aaa keep constantly on hand all sizes o church, factory
boat lOcoGoGse school house, and plantation
bells hung with the patent iron yokes with novssbe
" tsrnsd around that the eiapper will strike
place. waich desirable after bell has been few
6pnee are ahIsd in way the cappsr from resting
NE BELL thereby proongng the sound These bella
afed from the best stock, and in iron casses Al
fb1y hess first used and found
c give written warranty that church bells break within
OF
Tho OF OIL bells Nearly 600 bells
hsAs tSw sad Sid foundry ev
dsAe4 - tes supeoy We gold
awadsd fo~ The various fa os the best bs for
an4 Y1sy Of tone" We particular
ehss aa1 refer those furnished
within few rods Hudson railroads
nia9 n direction.
.e = The Us!iet sAsss aad has the a,ses BELLS
oedoa b hed with
q ths siaes oA bells taken exchange
Lsvsab eonpaSsss, Ac, cossianty on hand Address
n L.,,(.i ~ .s..9 ~ Y@ -.T A. MENEELY's SONS,
MaySt-iydkcp West Troy, N. ".
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THE Of hs recent sale Of The Hyyes Hotel Old Point
tonor NOT having been complied with purchaser II
has been agreed by all the parties interested Offer entire
pablc auction wednesday, the 5 October
TO the hgbest bidder.
Thss sss smbrsccs Tho whole sscb.hen furniture be
longing all ghts pdvileges
longing the present - ~ at*' A# - CO ~
The celebrity aud advantages shis fashionable
der lengthy Description and iho-e who
for sale feel well assured hai seiss do
property no greater Inducements be presented cspnt lot
ins investment OF their fuods. H.a titie "t~A fa
A Of the furniture OF
the Once, Time sooner, " desired. s- H
The Trims Oneird Of thu purchase soney cnsh, and the
residue la equal snnus of and years ht
bonds for the deferred To be satisfactorily sccu and TO
csny interest from the date of saie
Sale ~ O'Clock. "a 5lA4t El EE5H
Joe- ?. REYNOLDS,
A. MEUArFEY,
.r# #U .s. n. C. woRsHAN. Eaa
Sept 7-eodiddhcp II .t. EUa 4a1 i .#.4a. 81
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hE n term OF hs seventh anssl sesson Of this college
the second Monday sepebe 1884,
the hrs Monday In f-ilnwing February.
The tsesiy consss ri pro~r~ors
asst OF
studies embraces the sce'n6e Of the Unit States a
Acaesmy and thorough Instructions history Engh
Gtsek Latin
eci isciudns civil rnnees modern languages book
keeping with commercial psctics and
The military feature introduced military
knowledge, bu, promote discipline, besh pbs,cn develop
Charges tuition, boarding, lights washing
wants attendance. and Of 600
Surgeons fee - fuyth~r Information add A. o.
ssh, Loasyie KENTUCKY, suih johnson, 81
street, New Orleans, b. X johnson, superintendent
Jniy 1t-2awe p1m !, @fEll# HN FL 8EnH
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New PAIL GOODS JUST oPEseD-w. would :.
We S.vs eosssesa opesns our f sioes o. DIV ecd"
y, .v,,y ya,sy o heavy asnsis goods. ..d ss~ss.
noa o. 4. p.ea.'y Our stock so~p'.ss
n. ns%''s. s. ;s:sSeg S - - w.s:.p. - cs@s,,.na and
1@,,y s.:ss. ..i:.::a ., ss,s linen
y. :s'is ss.ss 90 s. Al.
iss s.h io~s'., q s..or,.d quai.. and .i,e.
3 , e. s..e s ss.. .ssa r.e.'a., VERY cheap aol
% sa. ."s heavy S,'.s :. s..sss s, s's :, 70 cents
ps nss1 & sts a'ss isss q sss O. "''''s &C.
81 ss..a ,.,s. n s-uY, AND sey., hose and h.,f
% ss s az s N. ow. e h ss ..s n se
v.er PARTON good. have u.. been
.sa re .p.es,y solicit 'hs custom of ain any
80 ~ ~ "a -ss--.Hsa 4 a- w. NJ sagsTHa A. CO
ra.uI sevenun street, near Psnn-y,v.n,s avenue.
,.,.s s" s.s :. a.. s,t: s -s,ss =. viii sell o" the most
ne ps.e.s r.,.-,a N, color. and !.
svsy vassssy of Ia tho enoe.
s:'s ssss 'ss,:'s 'I pSs Sr. salmon,
opi.e~. great variety styles.
ps.e.. VERY l1 m. p"r..n cloths. VERY ,cs .,,,,.
4 S rss caorsa rr.ncS asaae. ss esiasn. sacks, Ae.
J" 90 r.i..s mous.slas' at no. rs and 81 cents. rome
100 kssss es...y. M.,n.s p'n'' 'n'" for children, and
% ptsess rtcs fsi sissAams, s"'ss very bright saf
u.. .f+4s.s CARrETINos. .4 Is.
ust desirable
py ngrsia csspetne, which vii, offer
A.. nsssisA v,a sssps,s ssiab,s dians
& s; s ::;ss 81 % s: s.s
ysssoa s.p.. ...., ~, = Ss s..s.s'.s,. .S.ss. @
Aae no-~soA Aw8wfv s1usit1aNA n ,Hsi1E isea Ht
SffuAfION WA ATrEO.A lady who b. had erperenc. IN
t.~htrs ~~@ smssslv~ fwfsy u she c~nny Dis
c' She vii, Sivs u sbs eAehsA sAcheA, ~"sc
hs piano. sna trshch Asfiafactory refasencss svsn
nft pisss~ rspiy 70 l-so . -... II
Mics a. s. washisssor City ?. o.
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~ snesy lands lying wishin nftxca mile. or the
route 81 the prSposed in Mis-.
sasep4As - Msstsomer In Alabama.
IN soaseQssnce of
s roPo.ed railroad from Brandon Mohtsonery
se.t - ths United sasss has directed ha, m present.
Ua FeaAsre of Coasess 10
ytne Within D6ess nies h,sy b~ on
sthss 6s sf se bes~sen Badon the
d.areS snd suSsc' 10 sale JAckoH
ary, and u DxAoroiLs and Alabama,
pubic sale " pvas entity Gas until further
nouea, aiA special tnSucuos
ipfy gwen 70 the lsaa ofhoeu Of the d-ncls
~s iassnded In the above order (shown
rssss ne ssnd o6ccr) facude PORTIONS pub
ted n - offered suxxstn s6h ponmo,
rb poIm" ~ the PIsssdsn 23d May
@ nceds sssnns o the iands In the dsict.
that pocismation, whin the
NovA of ia line s~a .asridisn t
Ia the AuovsrA dsriet, Nss.ppi hre~ four,
hve, and d twelve thirteen,
shsseA, ssvsSiesn. and eighteen,
Nsrh h0 As Ease line and west As 81. Ssph.rI mySan
In III xsoreLs disct IN Alabama ihvsu
seen nuss" "rssn And seveniesn,
~ ~asa asAs ,o~n,h.. ). wih.Id rom
nsSics. - - =" N '~An''
vu1 sFs'oa claims limits aforesaid how
svss, - sstsb.shcA and paid for heretofore.
~ osaer II the President
Ovsa ss1sv NY hand, General once city OF Wash
issssA, ~ sssssssafh dsy u Augua, lecs. l.'--'
e 49,. 49, 35 #H@ T. .aufAE1 .H 'onN WiLsoS,
Ae9 W-aSW -lt... .9#v.. Commissioser.
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WILL Open shts Morning Eeau sGE#
w 80 ps~c~~ nso.quss netting Ian o.a. gV
3 do t~n-co,ored mo1~senes, very hne F.
Black net mits, long and
Also on hand, Hamilton ~ citing. ##| 70. rs"eta
"a sheetipgs. Of al gsadeA 1855. re-. IL
Irsh Hn~Ws, and pillow ~ @sAt r
BIa1k hoshasips AaA aipAca 81 afes.Ht4 e..- ID.
Tahe soa II and nhpkss
White hsnnela, uls qsaises Wsith DO ata E95r
Black cosss, cassmeYcs, ahd vesings
AL Dn~ste~ NJ ne hest ausnhes always hsrd Al m.
- I"w.st market psices 6saL W n sHUsTEK = Coz,
Aas ia-wSf Sevensh P.nn.yivan,s kv
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VILE ss:.:y ~ &c. i:.s as sssv.y.c "a sor ~.
,asd see4 spc, ~ sin vhi~ asA A&N ri
loss esAN vinegar which he .at s0sncp II ups-
isvtls1 4 0GsAh D TNOs "A ukEW tSA.l
AAG8-sWAvW Drpnsass Hvown's Marble Buildings
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ERSrrU.E. Vanishing. Repairing, and Jobbing
en'c Pesnyivan'a ssuh sds bst~een 18th f3X
ssss "rit door 10 Lambs
snn others having furniture leaving
ca.a ~ the above place have pu, nr,trae
ms, WW p~A~e AL fsvortra with
p.omp, attention aud moderate charges, the subscriber
oo snue a- srhare OF public Old chairs
'he n"dsrSan.d respectfully sol III. same
Aug 26-eolm ROM m ,vAf fwsi.ry
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N.,,on., Medical college. ,y..h,nx,on.

National Medical College, Washington. +.
the furth Monday oeiober and conunus unt March.
Ihnmss Miller D., Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology
osn-on NJ d. Professor Of Obstetrics snA Dessss Of
Joshua Riley, D., Mediea Tbsr.psues
and yaisp~- N tt SOFAS 'EfEnR-a.sH
John Pred May NJ Professor Principle. pmc,lce
eurrery.
Grafton Tyler NJ d. Professor Pathology and rsacsIc. o
hcs-,t King a. Microscopic .ad Pa,hoIos
Lewis s,stnsr D. Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy
Cba. r. Force, NJ d., Pfos~ctor D.saon.trstor
The facilities for the Of practical anatomy
ample. glE 1880 H.I14G sr H4.4 : #EIG III 1N = FT~
Like most similar institutions from which the
regular scssss are gwen and the wards for clinical Instruction
under he roof
The eren-'ve addition. the building. eon for
the of the sick greatly the OF
the medical and surgical clinic
The .ptifc for ful Of lecture. xo5
Practical by the 10
Msrsca'"stng zee payable only onc.)
Admission Medical and Surgical Though The whole
- ROBERT KING arONE, N. D.,
rMH sG@1-NG ttkt e Dean of the Faculty
once and residence corner Of y and l%h sisseta.
Aue 11--oswstNev
IEFrERsossAND CALHoUs's wORKs-Tsylor a
Nsnsy hsys pus'bed hs hr.t volume Of copeis
edition of Jeher.os work. with P"rua fac sm Ac by order
Also received first secowd volumes Of
works Of Calhoun. Bookstore 9Th Washington.
Septic :feH#5@ ae28s f'a @s - #
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Address Of Francis p Blair, Eco.

10 NE .5g,tuhu,d dssotishon Of Montgsmry County,
Ter, 1853 ht'Ass' +
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SffuArlON WAxrEO--A lady who ha. had experience. 10
ts~hm6 ~hss sMssyn,n hw~iy u ,he e~natfy Dis
,c' She win give EaeksA Asaches, m.s'c
N" piano, ssA trsseh Aaisfacory refsssncss gwen
Miss q. g., washiaxsor Cisy ?. o.
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Married.

Married..
At 81. Johns Church, on Wednesday morning May 49,
by tie Rev Mr. Halsey, Miss EMMA A. daughter Of John
L. Earle, Esq, to Dir JOHN b. HoLsE, all Of this city
Troy papers pease copy.
On Saturday, March H. at Belfast Maine by the Rev
n c. Fletcher Mr.. FREDERICK A PHELPS. Of Port Rich.
mond Pennsylvania to Mis- MARY STANLEY Of Belfast
Maine
On Tuesday, Nay II, by the Rev. DR.. Bethunett the
Reform ed +. d. Church, on Brooklyn HeightsN HRyRY
BKuSD RoosEN, of Bordeaux. France TO AMELIA CpuSE
daughter Of John Voorhees, ESQ of the former place
On Sunday evening, May Is by the Rev Mr.. Malone of
williamsburg Mr. RICHARD MULLINS Of this city, TO Miss
CAruARnE ANN eldest daughter Of John Radican Of vii
hamsburg
On Saturday evening, May IA, by the Rev James Mil
lett at his residence 30s Broome street. Mr.. WILLIAM
HENRY BROWN to Miss ELEANOR MATILDA KENNEDY, all Of
this city
On Wednesday, May IS, by his Honor the Mayor, Mr..
DAVID CLOSE TO Miss HARRIET A. CoRsE both Of this city
On Monday, May 49, by the Rev. Mr. Burchard Captain
WILLIAM B. HOWE, Of Sag HaIbor, L. T., to Miss AxrpA
NILs, II tbis city,
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At Trinity Church. Wednesday, Nay Is, by the Rev.
J. y. scbroeder d. D. ANTHONY FRANKLIN, Jr 70 Miss
JANE AGse, daughter Of Michael Henry, Esq.
On Tuesday, May H. by the Rev. Mr. Jlet assisted BY
SARAH s., daughter Of Charles s. Miller, Esq, all Of Har-
lem.
On Tuesday. May II, by the Rev. Or Lewis, at the
Church of the Holy Trinity, Brooklyn THEoDoRs TELLER
United States Navy TO Miss ANNIE L., only daughter of
Colonel GeorgeH Biddle.
Washington papers please copy.
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BOSTON, May Is.
Arrved-ships Phenix, Smyrna Chic, Buenos Ayres;
Windermere, Liverpool; barks Lizzie Loud, Messina;
Turk Cadz; Nautilus, Palermo; Undine, Montevideo,
March o. Stetson Cienfuegos briggs Nickerson, do;
Ronce, Philadelphia; schrs Advent Jacksonville Geo
Coffin Darien Mercy Taylor, Richmond; Maria Teresa,
and Hannah, Norfolk Mary, Albany; Susan, Leader and
Copy, Hudson, Wocott, NYork.
ST. JOHN, NIB May IS.
Arriyed-14th, ships Eva. and VIM Rathbone, NYork
18TH Kate Hunter do 10th, Progress, Della Mayin ard
Massachusetts,, do,
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0TOIAEM GOODS.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, MAY II, 1885,
Owners wanted at the First district police court
at the TOmba Centre street tho following property
supposed to have been stolen, vitven bottles quarts
and seven bottles pnts supposed TO be champagne two
gold watches galvanized watch and three pairs pAnts
looms also tho Third district police court Essex Mar
kct four elk vest patterns silk neckerchcf and gloves
GEO. ". AAISALIs Chlyf Il feles.
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Stock Sales.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1s.-First Bodrd.-S6930 State SIS,
e67s u sbs Cam Am RR Isl "a 800 Nav prfd 100
do s5wn. a3% 90 do, b3, 3391 IS Penn Bank 12614
Bank 1856 Chester Val r Is 80 Mechanics Blk, 80;
Pepna RI, so: 20 do, b5, 80; Commercial Bk 66;
Minehu RI c, 545t so Norristown RR, b5, S. after
Board 20 shares Mechanics Bk, 80; % Penn RR Ads,
80, 80 do b5 So loo Island, 1914 300 Island s5wn
1884 200 do 1854 so do, c. 1871 2 Penua RI, so.
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-, PhiIADELPHIA. May l6-PM
ArIived-schrs James & Samuel. Walter, Warrington
ny; Greiner Higbee wlmingt n, NC New Republic
c Patterson. Dole, Portsmouth -
Cesred-steamers Osprey. Bennett, Charleston; Virgil
MIA, Teal, Richmond bark Fanny, Quinn st John Nh:
brRs Thos Walter North, Pernsmbuco; NJ C Gilmore
E1dridge BOSTON, schrs n Bartlett, New Haven; Bell
Raynor, Providence; Jane G Patterson, Dole, Boston
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Marine Affairs.

DErARrrRr or ASIA The royal mail steamship Asia
Cant Lott left at ooon yesterday for Liverpool with 1877
pssseaesrs Their viii be found elsewhere.
Tm CIIrpkR WAGER We have received the following
relative to the contemplated between the clipper
ships Sovereign of the Seas and Young America -
CApp The OF The e,gp Of thu Seas begs
to state in 70 the H. YER from Mr. Webb in Mon
DAYS HfRAIn that though lie himself challenged
any ship sail against the Sovereign Of the Seas he
would heless have fell happy 10 take the gaunt
let the present state - tn California freight market
did not preclude the possibility of laying her in that
direction with any advantage The Sovereign of the Seas
viii have TO make in all probability intermediate trip
TO England ard the only hope that on her
Lay her again for San Fat cisco and then TO sail her
for the stipulated against any clipper which Mr..
Webb is willing tn match ssa'ns' her
THE CLIPPER SHIP swoRDFIsH.
NEw YoaK May Is, 1853
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
SR-In the Morning HERALD OF this date notice
ment of tho comparative passage Il clipper ships from
New York TO California in which the Swordlsh is put
down at 90 days.
vember 1851 and arrived san Francisco on the 10Th
February 1882 making the in ~ days 10 hours
She crossed the Equator the Pacific Inside OF II days.
and at the end of 50 day within 100 miles or San
Francisco or 40 miles less than the Flying Cloud on her
fret passage.
The time of the Swordhsh-ssy 81 days to San Fran
cisco 48 from thence to China, and 81 from China home
fayanst the mensoon has been equalled ana
the size of the ships is taken into consideration her
sage 10 California II far ahead of any other
Yours respectfully, D. S BABC0CK.
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IRON WORKS. &c.


John b. WICKERsHAM, MANUFACTURER OF WIRE
Railing, Iron Fence for Farms. &c., 32 Broadway New
nta Iron Work!ron and wire ratings for
public and private grounds parks lawns, dwellings &C.
from 60 cents to SO foot Iron bedead the
pete assortment in this city, prices from s. to 500 Iron
dogs lions urns ketchngs posts spring chairs
tees mattress towel stands hat racks umbrella stands
spttoons, &c, &C. WckershRms celebrated railroad and
farm fence from 81 60 to SO The subscriber offers
the largest stock Of ornamental iron work In the United
states, all Of his own manufacture at exocsdngy low
prices Superior quality Of hair and husk mattrcsse
JOHN Is. WICRERSHAM, warehouse Sl2 Broadway |;
works, 81 90 and 81 Lewis street.
HRowELL's CELEBRATED PATENT cAsT-IRON
~ Railing.-Ths New York Iron Railing Company put
to order every variety Of cast iron railing for bIdns
patent principle without vst saving thereby from TWEEN
ty to nifty cents per running loot Thsy invite exam
stanty making tasteful additions specimens may now be
seen and At bull iings In the CITY
Cast and wrought iron work for buildings bank and
vault DOORS shutters brackets light counting dskf
.nd counter raiings gratns window guards wall stays
their foundry they are enabled to control theii
work thereby avoiding delays and
and 20 much complained Of In this business Cast
Of all kinds executed with accuracy and despatch
Foundry foot Of Forty sixth street. North river once ant
warcroom, No. 70 Duane street.
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MRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TENDERS
M her services to the ladies gentlemen of this oty in
astroogy love and law matters interpreting drcams &
Will tell the name Of the lady genemsn they win mary
sso the ~ tho visiters Residence Great Jnues
stSsst sssasx " vevsry LAesg N ssAts gsatlsnSa Ill
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HCyTF,Lg.


(NoZZENS' WEST POINT HOTEL WILL BE OPENED
~ SATURDAY, May 81 for the reception of company The
proprcors ready to make arrangements with fami
lies for the season.
COOPER HOTEL FORDHAM WESTMINSTER co.
~ Families single gentlemen who DESTROYS of
spending few months in the country during the
will find this hotel pleasant and convenient
one it is within minute walk of the depot and
pains will be spared to make it desirable retreat for the
II 0TELS SALOONS AND PRIVATE FAMILIES Dr.
IL of obtaining good and competent walters
call at the office 6aS Broadway Fourth
street. they will find but the pahei
genten any walters Employers obtain walters
charge Hotel propretors desrng petent steward
head waiter with body Of mon to take charge OF aho
conmodated by addressing note to W. S. HAMthTON,
6ss Broadway. New York.
BORT WASHINGTON PAVILION HOTEL sHREWs.
bury river, Monmouth county, N. 1.-The proprietor
spectfuly informs his friends and the public that his
pleasantly situated hotel will be ready for the reception
boarders. June lst 1853 Families wishing TO
will please send their address to j. A. slamm, Red Bank
Post Office, n. j. JOSEPH A. SLAMM, Proprietor
WAvERLEY HOTEL, 697 BROADWAY CORNER or
W Fourth street,This hotel, having been fully
modelled and enlarged prepared to supply private
families az well as transient visiters with
T. ". RENALL, es7 Broadway
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aULLINERY AND DRpssprAKTNe3.

DONFETS DRESS TRIMMINGS RIBBONS, AND
ID Partisan millinery depotThe undersigned is daily ad
ding to his large stock Of the above goods the and
richest ribbons and trimmings dresses mantilas
which imported into this market, and
purchasers that he offer them the largest and ele
CANT assortment Of goods embracing every article this
department which can be found in this city NJ H. LICH
TENSTEIN, 10 Bowery, corner of Hester street.
DARIS MILLINERY.-MADAME HEP FLAMME.
formerly MILE Hecp, has removed from No. 500 Broad
wayto No 76l Broa tway bird door from Clinton paoe)
where she has opened styles Of Paris millinery
ITO THE LADIES.-RICH PLAID SILKS PRINTED
i braces, &c.-UBSDELL, PERSON & LAKE Al
Broadway invite the attention of their patrons
select and varied assortment of choice fabrics
BY the last steamer and ready for their inspection
Office.
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Tweed, the President. Aldermen Brislcy, Smith, Bard
Negativs-Aidsrmen sturtevsnt. Ward, Aivord-3.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From the City InspeetorReistve to contract with VIM
D. Reynolds oRl, &c, from the city the
Committee on Public Health
REpoRTs.;
OF comuittse on Repairs and supplies
curing location for the Superinend Of Re
pairs and Supplies Adopted
OF COMMITTEES Fire Department-n favor OF confirming
the return OF Engine Co. T. Adopted.
OF same Committee-To allow medical bill OF
Robert Rouston for injuries received at IRE Adopted
OF same Committee advertise for proposals
for ire alarm bell of 10 900 lbs weight. Adopted
OF Committee Reads-To To regulate and grade
Eighth from Fifty ninth to Eighty second street.
Adopted a division viz
Amrmave-The President Aldermen Moore, Haley Stur-
tevant Barr, Tweed, Brsley smith Bard Cornell Do
hertv-l2.
OF Committee on Roads-Rcstivc TO purchasing well
and Fifty fourth street between Hroad~ay ana 90
yenth avenue To Committee on Roads -, $500
OF CommtteeIn favor OF opening lUjd street. rom
Third TO Eighth avenue -, ~, -.
Afrmatve-The President, Aldermen Moore Hale. stur
tsyant Oakley Barr Tweed, Brisley Smith, hard Cor
nell, Dobert,-l2
Negative Alderman Denman-l
of Committee Fire department In favor OF allowing
time 10 Christopher Cornell Adopted
Committen favor of repairs to house Engine
Co 81 Adopted
On motion Board then adjourned Friday the 20lh
inst, at o'clock, T. ri. d. r. VALENTINE Clerk
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ANTHOLOGY.

MRS. ALVIN RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HER
M skill in foreteng the future has arrived will
nsh intelligence about all circumstances life She inter-
pret dreams law matters and love by astrgy books and
science and tells to ladies and gentlemen the Of the
person they We marry also the name Of her vsers Mrs.
Alvin speaks tho English French and German lAnguAges
Residence % Rivngton street. mp stairs the Bowery
once hours from 10 AN to SPM Ladies 80 CENTS gentls
men
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NEAS.-HOTEL PROPRIEToRS, BOARDING HOUSE
keepers and dealers in tea will effect saving by
making their purchases at the great tea market Cham
bers street Chatham Ten pounds
coffee ST. and FIVE pounds Of good tea 81 25
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Memoranda.
The correspondent Of the Boston Advertiser at Calais
Ne, says coastpg vessels are much wanted there.
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WON T YOUR WHISPERS OR MOUSTACHES GROW
w Then use my Onguent 1t will make the beard grow
strong and glossy in six weeks and will stain
the skin Give IL trial you have heard 81 per bottle
Sent to any part Of the country r. G. GRAHAM 80
street and sold by all druggists.
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DRY GOODS.

d. . n00 WANTED-ABOUT THE ABOVE AMOUNT
MC.UUU Of dry goods suit bile for country trade
having stock Of that description which they will sell
for 81 81 eco other property address Merchant
Herald office.
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NINN ARTS,


CALIFORNIA VIEWS-A SPLEEDID COLLECTION
" o. daguerreotype views Of California, comprising
three hundred plates six and half by eight and half
taken Of three thousand hundred dollars
and in the style of the art will be sold in lots to suit
purchasers ut auction June Sth Mt No Is Park
BANGS BROTHER CO. This is an opportunity that may
gain and is worthy the attention Of da
guerrean artist.
r oNDON AND PARIS ARTISTS MATERIALS
IL Canvass, Water Colors, Pasts
Brushes, Drawing Papers, Parchment,
Oil Colors Pencils, Pastil Papers,
Palettes, Tracing Paper, worries,
Eascis Stamps, Gliding Materials.
Also, magnificent assortment OF English and French
cravings, for sale wholesale and retail, by W. SCHAUa
1903 Broadway, up stairs.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGN-NOW OPxH
IN at the Galleries G63 Broadway opposite Bond stree
from to 10 7. M daily The 18th exhibitenj
containing nearly 500 original works. in painting
ry (never before exhibedJ by living artsts Single sS
fen rs cents: tickets 81 osuts
TO LET.
>->->cl>-~'1>Ny>or
HNO LET-TnE FIRST FLOOR OF THAT SPLENDID
modern built house III Bowery, DELIGHTFULLY."- situated
with garden attached Also two three
For termappy III Bowery between Broome and Delaney
streets
TEAS.
NEAS-HOTEL PROPRIEToRS, BOARDING HOUSE
keepers and dealers in tea will effect great saving by