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scrrtiors for Mr. Gl.dstoncs 5000 90 Of EEchelrsr
bonds had rot quite been made ~. The rates OF hz-
charge Paris and the Continent exhibited marked
Improvement and the elux Of gold was likely to cease
Conso were last quoted - having risen considerably on
the oh IN consequence Of the financial statement o; the
Chancellor of tho Exhequer and the certainty that NJ
iosn Is coI;eUQla,cd
With the exception of Birmingham, the accounts ron
the manufacturing cities showed considerable dizziness IN
business Al Manchester prices declining owing 10
increased productions and the general inactivity Of the
home and foreign trade. At birmingham the orders for
Manufactured lRoS continued to accumulate, and there
wee abundsI employment in other branches. Az Noting
lam very Limited business<ras passing.
In SUGAR considerable exritemen; al rise of o.
q per cwt. CoTFEE inactive SALTPErER advancing.
In the Liverpool CorroS marke, on the 9Th there was
good demand; sales 900 bales; 1000 speculation and
for export at prices well maintained On the 9th fair
busness was done prices being unchanged. Sales 5000
btes, ! Goa being for export
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GREECE.

letter from Athens Of the I'd. in the MMtea', says
The Chambers have just been dissolved The n-nrrec-
ton has been beaten on every point In Eprus the Turks
have car,d the camp Of Pes and in Ihesay the town OF
Douoco has been freed from block de with great loss to the
Greeks everywhere the volunteers repused from the
frontier II is said HAT the expedition to Macedonia has
LLew failed. However that may be the Greek Govern
n,nt is organizing new attempt with the aid OF 4
monthly subsidy Of million of francs which It Is posi-
lively stated, ii receives from Russia.
letter from Athens, s9h, informs u that an Austrian
corvette war had Just anchored III the Prgus Il -
stated that she has board several superior officers ~ the
Imperial army who had been sent mission. report
was current that the Austrian declared Themselves
every day and anst the Greek asurrecton,
which they loudly blamed.
The following from Greece 2sh ult l. published in the
N0utci.ste of Marseilles:
In the evening Of the 95h Turkish steamer arrived
in the praus from Constantnope with note addressed
ly the sublime Porte 10 the Greek Government, III which
announced that if within i've days the Greek Govern
ment lid give satisfactory reply 10 the demands made
hy the Ottoman Minister before he left Athens turkey
would be COMPELLED to declare against Greece. The
French anu English Ministers said 10 have announced
tleir intention quit Greece in the event OF rupture
with Turkey.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

IivERFooL May 9.-Willam Glare & Sons Circular
reports fair demand for CoTTos to-day, and the pur-
chases made for export have added largely to the day
business the trade having bought sparngy Prices
unchanged.
HoILISGsH,ED reports market firm and dearer thnn
last week.
IIyIRPooL Observation-Disclosures s. Brothers re-
rort an extensive demand for FLOOR and not~thstand-
ing large importaons, advance of on really fine
Philadelphia, Ohio and Baltimore sales having been
made of such at 80 aiO ISpIiS CoRs in better re-
ouest and recovered !, of last weeks decline.
PRoyIsIoSs-McHenry reports Beef advancing. Pork
very firm Bacon moves freely, and the decline is seem
ipev arrested Lard in good demand at previous prices
Manchester market quiet AMI prices unchanged
London Money market easier. C0nsos rose TO =, IN
in consequence the Chancellor of the Exchequers Bud
get in which was announced TIA. no loan will be raised
for war purposes The income tax il doubled. The malt
tax in England la, been raised and duty put
London Com morket is down TO two shillings.
American FLOUR saable at previous prices. srGAR e1-
cited at one to two shillngs advance COFFEE inactive
SALTFETER advancing.
ANOTHER REPORT.
In the London CoRs market, on the sth, WHE.r de-
elined \ 10 q quarter Floating eargoes of foreign
WHEAT also were cold 81 e quarter cheaper American
FLOUR va. saable the lately reduced rates Say d
so for good, and ~ to 40 for extra.
Al the Liverpool Co.'s market the 9th there large
attendance of buyers with active demand for WHEAT
at the extreme price Of the previous week. and for FLOUR
&, Cd per Dbl dearer. lSDIAs CoRs in great Request
81 advance. Prime white American WHEAT ~ to l6i;
,iddliDg qualities and red, II TO ne Baltimore and
Philadelphia FLOUR, 81 to SCI; Western Canal, 81
81 49, Ohio, 90 Is to 9se. Prime white yellow IyDiAy
Corr, 1915 to 39 per quarter.
There no rcsh feature in the London MoSEr market
but increased is reported, although the discount Of
fees were offering a cent. The full amour. Of sub
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As almost every hOuse Keeper at this season OF the

furnish rrpsuih heir houses important %
know where he done with economy vel 50 taste W ar
hspfv to inform them Halt No 2S Gr,ad
the Of rich Curtains both snhcured application and
slrrassed either regards the
Also CCrnices and Sands q; ow
prices VI. have ia,ely housh. mrtor-
sa
Double Damsk which enable them 70 dispose of them
ess than the importation; also Napkins and Tow ling OF al
They particular hsE stoek
double Toilet and Maseles Ca;s from the lowest cost
the heaviest and richest goods imported The inspection % et
stock will amply hotel aud hogsekeepefs who wish o. bay
choice goods low Prices COLUMBIAN Hall, No 81 Gsan4
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VILLIANSB URGH ITEMS.

GrARr-->ons time last week the house of NJ. A.
v.rdsvo corner Msrcysv ard Rodney St .. eas ssssI
crr, snsr ha sh.s fsnv "A TIE eoanry snt roeocS
BT,ss.. c,rref l.Ges spPael Re- s.1ea >iS
FArn Accommodation O'Clock Saturday
eveni1E. w Lewis. while rowing
IN the Nasbau by ntn< and
body been recovered lie resided Washington HsS
Easf BlOokiys-
DgsNcR,TisC Thy SUMMATION Young men AZ
rest sunday afternoon CAPT, Gessts and 9ihe o. g
Seccrc Ward Pc M PLAYING cards in lot In Moth sNinn
brought before Js Bowel Yesterday sni ansd - e<e
The Rev. I. X Beecher delivered his farewell sermca
he ratons Church South Ninh Sunday tsss
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SUPERIOR coURr-ssors Juds- o.sLs5s.

Jane Duulsp az Ms~hali. 4 rowusead
To recover OF the owners OF the Amityst ne OF ss-s
damages TOT Peronsi nuly "a pAna aF','as = 80
knocked Fulton sad seEi-gv injured 10 ee ar
defense asasd hai he driver Vi ne oaa'oa Wa -
John A Rsidv in AIT the Psciac Fare IusnrAn,eco.
.,S No Sc. In ia Asol ~ .a,is ana M,ssa-s,A
policy assigned BY sfts 20 phf that sad property vas
S sr. 'a s Nsoa . 's n a;s FrSp
erty without the thr Company sna contrary 20 ne '
S n s' IS r :. .Ss az S,a SpoS ~sss an .s
before n, and IA, proper, levied
Sina ard .d VI insured aid rropssty other
without sNirg dndan,s notice The pnaf failing prodaos
d red the complaint 10 be dismissed, win co''A
Blsore Judse CAspBELI,
James Mcdonald against Lvon r!nis0n
To damage for perna gary: The pssHa while "a
sssed drNns hore aud ca ca the p,et So = "a
endaus driven hy their smpoymeni ana his hand aud
smm'd bwe'p some oNes On ne cart snd ,.y efea.' "a
person driving the horse aud Of aefeniants Nesdst To-
paniiA. ~lAo
HUDSON COUNTY COURT OF SESSI0NS-Beicre Judges
CRirrlrHs. HILL and ruoN.s
The trials of those indicted for selling liquor sunday
Hobokn continued and occupied the Coa during the d,
The Of he Napoleon Hotel Hoboen plead guilty Nj
Mcdonald New Durhsm convicted The ,em'nns i've an
HoI and Mr. NcDcna esh rnsns ab,u, ~, ZACH
costs The Court this morning pa.
thoe convicted and not set seu'ened ser which vi" an.p
adjourn
rs CIRCUIT COURf~Before Judge Bxrrs
Horace II psy AT England CAY Spring Co. FOE alleged
he.ch Of rsient Of India Rubber Sprnss kc
This case called on yesterday and jury about 10
mrane,d when the plea OF the general issue was whaSn
and question Of law 10 be asad before the Court
Before Judge BErrs and Jury.
Horace II. Day vs. New England Carspune COMPANY
On the above cause being called yesterday, Mr. Brady
the defendants had Withdrawn the general
opinion the Court upon the of the counsel
ehe side the rights Of the defendants to h" NOS Jet
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SUPERIOR CouRr-,n main buildng,t-No 6sl, 6ss.
s73 tls7 IIs5 - sol Las, 20 lil 1S. AZ
81 $50 l2tl, In, 25l, Isl 80 q, I'll o., $40. H a.
6S, l,oT9 1o9. M. . 49, -. -. 49,. 90.
In tud corner Nos is S5i sai 900 So
tsi 1870 g2 90 49, s3 e5S 80 9ig s4i $50, yD
SUPREME tOrRr.-Genoral Ierm.-Nos. l, :, IL, ~ ~
III. 30. 81 a. g. -. ~. .. ., 1872 - - -
IT, \ DisTRcT coURr.-Nos. 6s, 10, a. %, -, 81 e,
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rnnn Tile SEAT OF WARM AsIA

Letters o. April 80, from ihe kusFinn ifoIef % Asa,
nrnounce that al that date the feet deep n
The peehiorAood Of kar. which j. the -t f).res the
Russars would have to take 10 order 10 penetrate lo the
Ottoman territory. The Chief pow rally
seconded by General Guyon, Is making every effort 10
prepare warm recopfionfr the enemy IL from: q Kars
il hll which commands The aPproache 70 that fortress
Zarit Pasta II throwing up It eight redoubts, 10 be
mounted by a. pieces Of heavy artillery.
Letter. from Teheran. IN the Journal u ConsianttaoDe.
announce HAT Count Kankof, Russian Envoy ES.raor-
binary had sent from This nltima'um 20 tie Persian
Government giving il two hours to declare which side IL
would tahc. The shah answered By giving orders that
fifty housund men, under Mehemei Khan should instantly
repair the Turkish frontiers and the Shah intends de-
Jnandug from Russia the restitution Of the provinces
wrosied by her from Persia on different occasions.
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BIRTHS.

ATNswoRTH-Msy ~, Mrs. Answorh wife Of william Aius
worth. Of DstGHftR - -.
tPhY-Msv II Mrs GRAY vito OF Charles W. Gray Of Sow
FRSON-Msy p Mrs Peterson wife Of Clak w Peterso".
Of mr.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
ADMISSIONS TO THr RAE.

ADMISSIONS TO THr BAR.
The following gentlemen in addison those already
nuhshed after due examination have been admitted 70
nrsc,ce As Councillors and Attorney a, Law: William
E. Robinson James Eschwegc.
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Advertisement
HEATER -MeSsrS Gony and rs

Master Ccny with heir Astonishing D. appaT Of their hes
riece the Drama OF STEPS 20 Crime the ent rain
Secure your places early The National 10" IN nc iI
tide of success.
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motives Of our judge reliably whom aud
whom intimate business social relations. aud becomes
once the deighul useful and Interesting study which
To..hy enssge attention Examinations 6i By the bSoraESs
fowLFR No. 3e8 Broadway.
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If YOU are in want of DAGu ERRHOrYPES artistic

sud expressive particular visit BRADYs N,cNiycENi
GaLLEEEs Noe rs sud $50 Broadway. The Cstal Palace pz
to Londo and New York awarded B2ADy with specl
ccrlMe rdation. Comment Is unnecessary.
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Advertisement
and India Wedding and Visiting c.


putd in the latest le Wedding Envelope of every
- Par aui Lond
Plated Door Plates EygsOELLs Jo2 Broadway Vt Dlanest
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af-.,-~ hs haaf,g 10
CoVrt and Bo-rrn and tie "A Sc WI
90 Be- ermences The and SIC 90 AID The estimated .,
or ~ I'm Al M l. <Sfeo
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be rerer With omen a-ns ard -av that instant steps
taken 20 secure h. luggage from the boat boat
he said would live IN such End indeed he nsd
given the Greeks several times though conscious
ilty especially protected in cer.al quarter When
he them descend INTO the trou Oh OF the but hllyh
hc was only waiting for the breeze 10 moderate little n
order 10 weigh anchor ard sn for Genoa be would remain
there t The went down and till a shore boat c lme
o He wos very indignant, though Mt surprised. when
be learned the way in which tie Greeks had acted anf
taking down his cla they made out the her side,
in giltlo;ters-bank something A,xolav;
A. they were looking the Greek oosc his topsal- AMI
gsfLeriI way Ike bird few lightly dow the Dari4n-
e,s I'd Of 81 h. round point of land, IN few
minute Heaven help the stranger who may ever IA. into
heir LaIds Of Of eye OF in blue water IL the
c.urc If the morning The wind abated and the sea went
doyn The boat manned with FIX stout Genoese. and
The Erclrh1n and good Capt Oele parted on the deck
Of the Mnerye a. only old friends sever anu Il; was wh
ihnrkui heart the correspondent scrambled me crazy
blanks Of tie beach of po and sought the shelter anu
hospitality of the English COmmissaria
MISCELLANEOUS
Letters from HermannsIadt state that on ,he zDth u
Turkish engineer, accompanied Dy rrehch olcer'i ~
pesred On tie frontier Of Little Waiachis Above Nm
Dix they carefully examined the fords Of the Aeuts ho'
yet occupied by the Russians ana they asceraned ,he
Iroper points for the passage of rooP IL appear .He
norti en- pa.t Of Little Wslacha to obtain the adj
yIDseeOus positions at the Aris which may ,s''e d c
tasis o operation against Bucharest The Russian Pc
soIs az the Aeua a. yet exclusively nirusted 10 TIE
Accounts direct from Varna Of the Gath ult inform
that two IL gh ana two French shps OF war are DOCK
scng the SuIa mouth and part Of their duy i 20 keep
up tire tie Russians who may be engaged IN blocking
up the stream Their first cannonade took place on the
10Th nor was the resu unsuccessful though was ygor-
ously rel he'd 70 by the Russian strand batteries
ltI1r from Orsova, Of the 3Oih u, states that the
Lussifn gan left the stronghold facing NcOpo on
the 18Th. having previously emo.shed the Entertainments
ard fttnd batteries They withdrew to Turn@ moi !eav-
NJ Il single man behind.
Generals .Icach.ch aud Mamula have received positive
oiders cLter tie Herzegovina and Upper Albania me-
datcy should az MOueneErns the frontier and the
Itslas demand the assistance Of Austria.
Goi eia Canfobert who at the close of splendid rscep-
ton by tie rGsLas, COnstaninOp.e, IN which pipes
mounted with diamonds and begemmed coiee-cups were
LANDED about by a retlnUe SAID " | an much
uiI.C y your attention. but yOu will forgive me for
saying should be much better pleased Ii all these da-
"Inouos and god turned into money to pay your
tIooIs and if you sent away all these servants oi yours
" except Two or three. to light against your enemy
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The wonderful srFRroscoPic PrcruRrs. taken

Roor becoming popular works OF the day
taken All kinds It lsken
h rv weather at great Worlds Fa Premium Gallery No
Broadway.
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HNFNVIVNf IN INVVNI'tN't'II V u Nv T'''Es
gives second lecture Ia AheusUn Hall. u O'Clock THs
EVENING Tickets ~ cents to be had at the door.
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I Advertisement.
TRISsgS --BFNJkNJV's

SPRING rRuss No 10 Beekmsns, fon
radical than ell other sses II has
pad which much injury 10 the spine sA days Hs
given.
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H--7--H-s
CITY ITEMS.

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER
CbserrGfisns b Standard at No CAa-Ser,
ST JoHs =. n soNKETrI.
1854. sAM I2M sP.M
May - .-.----.---------..-ds ~, Il
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| AiVerfiseupnf
CAS- CAS- GAsI-CnA

TvREs ANTIQUE DESIGNS, viii be found the
depot Of ARCHIE WARSxS Co. No SO Broad
WAY. Tie large STOCK IA America
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BUSINESS MEN aud Others in the

fnd the frsiass Dining saloon established BY
MI FISH No ls Chambers desirable place tor dining Re
mas " sers employed
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hov. eight years Of age named James Rice, was
Yesterday cuud he Pier foot 81 D. ~. IN sfr ~
drinking high wines which he had ineoed ., ,aeN> -
Dr. Ccvel sue.dsd restoring him eonscioaness NJ W @
owed Of bis parents in WashnSions nea
Ibsr-y He expressed determination not 70 drinx any
vine when be W the Temperance sase
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HUDSON COUNTY COURT OF SESSIONs-Beicrs Judge,
HIM al
COURT or COMMON PLEAl
COURT CALENDAR.-rws DAv.

The General Term opened Yesterday forenoon betctd
judges Woodruff and Daily No decisions we're rendered
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DIscRAnnrp.-Roger McLoughlan. the indiviiuaI VII

arrested attug 10 the Park Sunday and AAea to
dAy discharged Ia consequence OF me com
llaaauI failing . sFpeAE and prosecute
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ss sd oeksd Mp Justice Welsh 10 two oANss Of
sssl,l AID cre g luem7 a. ia2e.
RrN OvER-A child. years OF age, named james
Csy whose af,pss reside Al No 50 Osk V s over yeseFdsy
and !. revsy INT Nv beer driven BY Jarras EtSues
A man uamed John Re KHAN was run over ia caA-st.
Sunday rsAi By aud severely ared tie va
taken 70 tie NV y orb Hos ital.
lad named Michael Rooney was severely nyore1 yes
tsrisy rfir a o one OF he Thre ~ ca
fell sever "a ne cea,sc o.
eors,ruc IN Bouery h.d eS scfrrrd rs hlo
hvsan then iskee - he residence o. ns
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Tuy BRooKLYy ORPHAN AsrLux.-The following ON
-, s,i,ty have been elected for the coming yes MT
ee bs. Fir,t Dir.ctre.s Mn Phsb- Busr, Seeoaa &c
M. Eiirs steele Corresponding ssereisrJ Ms An.
WcoS RECORDING Secretary; drs May coflen AiS-"''
po.rd Of Manages, EfsSst ehosenL
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ppoortys COLLEGIATE IssTrUrfos.-An Institution
-, ,pied h. Brooklyn Collegiate aud fosyteehne ssta-
is ,~.,v zen orsnised ths city untsr favorable ans
nS. a. IN ssp,,sl required 5000, Of wash $s4eo sss
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E1-Prcsident Fillmore arrived a; Buffalo on Sunday
morning in good health.
CAsTIE GARpES CoScERrs.-There must have been
nearly four thousand people Castle Garden last night
every seat with hardly an exception filed and some
hundreds clustered in the obbes.
Mr. Chapel and Mr.. JOY, who ere condju'ors with NJ.
ALLEN in hs mu.ca enterprise. have each received from
tie Ere Department Association gold modal in conP
nort for tie valuable BE neiit given last winter
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DISTURBING PEAcE.-festerday three men, hl, ,.
ntsn,x Andrew Boyle and HeEry MeCskey we're orout,.
f.s nsftce Smith the charge Of t<taEbtnz sso'
td u 4 the Of Smith and Au-n.s
On srrs.v The fr-t two were ss1a b.
~. n~.e. sor I months and the latter wa@ nned - ~ WIN"
,.{ ara W a. discharged.
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Az UscLE WAsIED.-Thoms. Carpenter a isd Of -
wears of sse found yesterday BY he Fifth Ward roe %
ur abouf the CITY ard lost He stated that his nr.
and him arrived in the steamship Carbsol - ,nc
r, Nohs md RAJ he had been By Der TO ooL M a'
ThoA rfn seek snt ~ yh Md PoIiee
n.nb., iy ueuins OF Capt csrpnter- 81 the mn " ~
s-afict. House. No Leonard o.
a.. 4. l,,er and Bowie were
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r-t- r'rns 50 uui~sn Y Hsl Petsy Ia Tour
rotfr tier Go Oslo ths sh u bis
FurtiEl services all Be- held the 81 M hoa{sst
wednlsiay jan 10 a. oolsek The gi5a setAs tsa
h Ttsls CUsliy iEstod 10 lead
New JtIsfy I'd Oil IsaSls pie COPY
MAuOs o. Tuesday in u IL tho ssh her Mar
Anu tae cnl and 5oSved u s1AG sal Msfy ha.
residents Of Carson. County Noassasn leland
her funeral dsnes Iie ssf
Ifitle-sts- Rfookiyn rhBrs3sy a. o'closk.
MCLEAN Al Hobart Town V n l.. Aue G. issl A.a ~
Of tho Rev aossr AeLsaa 4 81 J,.<s
Chrrch formerly Of Newr,, Ireland
Bslfasr end No~ry papers piece copy.
PRAY-Ou Tresday 7th inst In ths ith Of hf
sge. Esenez II. Gu Of Henry Pr.y
The rssiivs ard enes Of The sny respectfully requested
lie frther's residence Ne 8 Hanmond<L
RICKE Elabe,hfovr j, ne lTth iost Harriet
josephine wife 81 Captain James Rsketgs and di1sAeF he
late Col. B. X. Pierce U ; Ar1y.
The place from the resdenee OF Hayward
AZ IIk.btthown 90 Thursday a. NJ Tbs feas Of he
fy ao respectfully requested 50 stssd without artass svt
ROsBISs-oa Tuesday night NH in Jsae s, ws Of George
Tomnsis = al "a. redeemed tho brightest and Nest
To ths bsom Of her Savior sAs has 20 her
Awir mother. a ienS, whose endestug worth
Wen cherish with sGestiOn while n
relatives friends Of the y respectfully iss ted %
.tte The une Itrrsss, 10Th inst a. n A. u, ron hes late
sRenwioset Her remains viii % c0s eyea 70 oss
B,Il Cemetery, Nysct .-.
WIIAgI) In Boston the Ssh inst, Mrs Betsy VII
lard wife Of Jonah willard, asedf0 years -
zABRI sKE Or Tuesday jan H. joseph ZseTske ofeo1fuu
The epas Of the Aiy respectfully invited stead hk
fun r.. from the OF biz mother No l whsaf
further Invitation.
WEEKLY R,roHr OY ne cfs If B'oo9y~ ~ ne st
MnGs 6 FESnTs IS; AOvtrs ?, CHILDREN il....rOs- 81
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CAnDIs SrArrsrlcs-Lssi year there were in Camden
l07 marriages, SEQ births, zoo deaths 100 commitments
% turcares n alarms OF FIRE snd s750 worth OF prop
erty burned. Of which 81 700 insured.
Newark is in every Of the term model nanufso
turing city. Occupying position Immediately under the
shadow OF NewYork, snd placed several miles from hs
Shore she has by turning her attention TO AMI expend
ing her ue sns in the establishment of manufactures
large and varied SCALE lifed herself to position IS "a
independent wealthy and poPuous city that renders her
conspicuous among her progressive copeers Her pop1
lailon has been increased rapidly CT late years IN;
population is Of the most substantial kind II composed
of the prodrcers-wOrkers and hinkers-the real bone
and siuew Many Of the citizens OF Newark, who came
here in adverse circumstances, independent in
al ,baf relates In the worlds goods and occupy ine man
sions-ihe hores of comfort contentment and
that that allows those who indulge in i TO sit in idle
ness spending their precious time in entire Indifference 10
the progress Of the world. but that which allows them
amid the transactions Of successful business to enjoy tho
sweets of domestic happiness AID cultivate the reans
ments Of an enlightened age NEWARK Mercury
PROBABLE DETECTION TIE GERMAN CoSVlcTs.-
On sunday tn. ss inst p. sp, Of Mr. ss *. e.
church sud robbed Of property 20 ne ssas s
chrs nsTd blsy HohDsorG sna A1su Meyer Tsrs >.
or .speep OF having engaged bssass They
pyirg room II Mott Y where they were Oeasisy
wn. ,PR. .9PPS'd . Be :1 S@' B 81 sae
SsS, h Asv were cou1ic,s from Germany Yes
tsdsy tkey taken jersey City and $50 in value Of those
We're the eel. and win be s1AuassitodAy
OYSTER wsR-A meeting of oysternen and other
eprosed eesa Contemplated improvements Of se Bay ostws'n
Jersey City aad CurmunFAw will be held a. Bergen tins evening
NFw.Rk STONE FOR THE wAsHIssroS MOSUsESr.-
TIE City ss he wslasa
Teestcne four feet long BY two high Of very
finished character, exhibiting points OF deca
essise Of The monument Ire wsrE inches Soae.A
Of the stone sna the vsou, and Gtare are 'sea
tne,ness lOAiy Advertiser.