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morppc il striking wefting them gently and in wrsahs
and f,ms ieaveIlward. Great deeds, bcrosm Tor
worby ohec. for God or for ones fellows, or for ono
own purity seemed rot onv natural, but as tina IS
without which q soul could not live.
But ut Ioneih perceived myself exhausted, nos oy
INV senFe OF fatigue, Il had sense o. boy Dut ~
peiceiving a. my mind would not TX upon mavenh
objects bur s.roye TO act by itself. Thur new oic
tuie c1eni,e only FOR an instant, nnu thei "a
hnled Into all kinds of golden dreams and Visions.
ef1 tie lnlery ard in his mood, rs threahed my
vay hack how b,autif i did everything and everybody
seem The narrow streets were beautiful 10y Deihy
narrow and tie broad ones 10 being broad; Oh pnid-
mgr had cir glory and structures hal theirs;
Children were Ill gloiied children; Lowell the poor
workmen that Jaw in the confined and narrow shops;
the various womeD, young aud Old, with huge buck
baskets skipping hher md thIther on erran1s, all
seemed heppy and my soul blessed them as passed
Nv own ioy al being, overhowed upon every thing
Which met. Sometimes singing TO myself or smiing
TO Othels TO make men think, doubtless, 'iat
lad met some good luck, or was on some prosperous
errnrd Of love walked on through street after street.
turning whichever corner 10 the right or lc hapeael
TO please tie moment neither knowing nor caring
wlero won't, but always finding something to see
end enioyirc ell things. Nor do l know ye. by what
instinct ronIded up my journeyings by hnunS my
ITO, or lcd.ie. That night l slept, as TO my body,
but felt little difference between dreaming asleep anu
dreaming awake.
The title of the volume, it s perhaps unneoes-
ssry to inform our readers, is taken from the
fact that the articles of which it is made up
were originally published in The hiependsnt
weekly newspaper with the signature of star.
II certainly is not often that papers written for
occasional purposes are worthy of preserva-
ton in permanent form, or so well warrant the
splendid typography in which this volume is
issued.
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DIED,

m soDGooD-On Friday morning June RscHArL, widow o.
the nte John BOooeood. 10 the Oh yesI ofhcr age-
The ard fcrds Of th- family respectfully invited
eud funeral Saturday the ID INST, a, a O'Clock
r. NJ from TIE residence Of her son.nlsw, Cherries a. Peck
No is Herryst Wi hou further ton. The remains
will taken 10 the family brying srosad at fushHs Long
ccxSoYCn Tres5sy, Nay % ia nyto-ay ELzADsrm cox-
re ress re Inferred In tie Cemetery Of he Everqcen
FsusfAt HrGsoD, MONDAY Nay p very sad enly Ms
MAgGsET FACE1 fect " tho aie John T. Faors. In the
9Th yesr Of her age.
iuafILIrTL
CirTirr- In his city on Friday June S.sAH ELizAnEra
DAVosE vie # william II. g ifhne, ssed 50 years.
The fri nds Of the family repeatedly invited attend her
frefai from her lsfe resdsnce No. 1871 Wet Srhst,
Su cry hf<noon at Zo'clock y. 81.
GtsTLi--Ir Iroctsn Friday, Jupe 4, GZ0. H., OF
Ar6rtv CsD'le, sged = yesfs,o months and q dsys
Tie m rds stiyes OF the iy respectfully tsd 10
ATTEND hs funeral % o'clock sunday afternoon. from he
eidencs Of lis brother nlsw M Ar1rew Ayers No S1
NlshuftCn-st. Brook. yD.
RcONE-Cn Friday, June ANA CtTBAsIsg wife u Chaisr
Rome and daUfbter Of Hezekiah Wheeler
The relatives and friends Of family reqeesisi 10 attend
her fJisTsl Om the Church q the Annune .non i5h.ss
5f-ov Monday the 4tb inst, AZ Il O'Clock r. NJ.
without fOher invitation. Her remains VIII Do takcn :"
Greenwood for irterment -.
Friday June al the Clarendon h0tei re8
Cf5Eoa T. Snow Esg formerly OF fcrlsmpueo Df-<.' a
recently arrived from n gland. 60. A. a..
Els remains hsye been ftroyed 10 Boston io w VIZ
family v.filt CT Mount Auburn.
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FArAI QUARgEL 4BoUT A FEMALE.

On Friday at an carly hour man named Con-
nor died at his late residence, No. 1ss East Thirty
frst-s,., from the effects Of injuries received few
nights since while in difficulty with John Wall, re-
sIcc'ing female concerning whom they were both
jealous, each claiming the major share OF hor snies
ard attentions, although the deceased was married.
1t appears they net at No. III East Thirty
and getting into an angry dispute, Wall rs Is charged
picked up cobblestonc and threw il at Cannor. 1t
struck him the bead with great force fractured his
skull, and feed him inscnsible to the aoor He was
conveyed home and died as stated. wsll was arrest
cd promptly by Officer Conner of the Twenty -irs'
Ward Police, and locked up in prison on charge Of
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Advertisement.
EIFGANT PARIOR PAPERS.

SuTPEEx BREED Importers Manufacturers and Jobbers Of
Wal Papers their and spacious warehouse, No i0i
Broadway receiving and viii continue 10 receive by
various arriving through the season. tho latest and most
ATTRACTIVE NOVELTIES which European sS produce ia the
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adoru the walls Of their dwellings neatly and
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Merchants supplied vii American goods AZ lowest poss'oe
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fAdvsrt -~Iuentl

TIE GREAT STRING AND SUMNER MEDICINE
Dr. JorS Bulls >sasAPARILLA the most efctua Plrycr
Ofthe Blood and al the secEetiors Of the husn syn Our
incut ply scisns 4 20 De lalet Tu-e
Medi ire os arrangement u the Bile BY change Of
Siclress tie Stomach want Of 7Pets. Hesische, Dzz
ladigsstion, Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint Sod at
Dr. JOIN Bulls Principal Office. No. Courtlsnltst, two
doors from Broadway Price in quart bottles 81 each six
hotties or IS.
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MARRIED..

LsDNJoSYs-On Thursday afternoon, M0y 81 ~ The Rev.
L. rmou, Nh HENRY LtDs Of this cyy, to Mis- JesSsn
Josgs Of Long Island.
PRrcE-HUBBrLL-in Brooifeld Conn, Wednesday May
49, BY ihs Rev Mr. Curtis THGoDosE HUaO PRics tof the
Of Price sons this city, and Mis- EMILY L., dAushssr
fPcter HubLell, Ira. Of Brookfeld.
STANGELASc-JAcoBsoS-T Norway. Racine County Wiz.
Thursday, Msy H. ELIAS STAScELAxD Isl. Editor o.
The TorgcO AmelicsIer, Madison, 10 Mis- O. JAcODsos
VATsoN-ABLEAAN-ln Freedom, Saux County, Wis ON
Tuesday. Nay u.s. Dr. EDwAsD Y. WATSON OF Paro du jas
TO Mis- LsUsa A., daughter Of e. Y. X. Ameman.
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Tar LATE RsILP1

Tar LATE RAILROAD AccIDEsT.-It appears, upon
inquiry into the Of he accident Wednesday
ing, BY which the yorrg VIVA Craig ser0uy IN
ured by locomotive striking the bakers cart which he
driving that Waterman employed by the SewJersey Rail-
rad Company watch that crossing from o'clock night
Ill O'Clock the morning. ang fur i've trains
pas IL during that interval Public safety demand
ea'er especially in view " the speed which tho
trars make through the city
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MURDER on Staten IsiAsD.-Yesterdsy morning
about II O'Clock fight took place on Pavilion Hill,
between two Irish spoculators, named John McCarty
and Danicl Connolly, in which tire latter was badly
besicn and in ess than ten minutes after died OF in
juries received. McCsrty was taken in custody to
await the Coroners inquest large number Of their
ciates witnessed the and will be de-
tanned for examination, it being supposed that they
were implicated. Tie fight was ocoasioned by some
msupde standing between McCary and Connolly ret
alive to some srscua ion in provisions Oh board the
clip X. l.. G.; ohiost arrived Monday from Hayrc.
Tie deceased about 10 years of ago slender make
aId very delicate. McC. is large man Of great
strength, end in no way an equal match to the lie
ceased. The affair has created very great excite
merit the island in consequence OF its brutality.
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FIR At PoRT JERyis.-At al early hour on Friday
morning an immense wooJshed belonging 10 the New
York and Erie Railroad Company at Delaware Port
Jervis was destroyed by fire. II was over 400 feet in
length, 30 feet in width, and full of wood The loss
cannot be less than $4,000.
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NEW-J-E'RSEY ITEMS.

MILITARY VIsIT.-The New-Haven Blues, Capt.
Desson will pay a visit TO New-York or about the
18th inst. on which occasion they will be the guests
OF the Highwood yards of Hoboken, under command
of jones r. Hatfield. This Is said to be the crack
Military Company Of New-Haven, numbering about
fifty men. They will quarter at tic Atlantic Hotel,
Hobokon.
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MARIA Louisa Yane' complains that tho young
men n the employ of 7. c. Barnum, ChathamsQuare,
make habit of staring gaping and otherwise insult
ing respectable females who return home by that place
from their daily avocatons also by standing on the
sidewalk exhibiting their groesquo features and sury
physognomes to tie fair lovers of masculine beauty,
thereby obsiructing the passage of said place The
complainant requests tho attention Of his Honor to the
above facts, hoping that he viii use his influence in
directing tie attention of these fast young men to
their business and not to decent females wheneverh they
pass said place.
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GIRL Losr.-Mary Nichols, No. 90 James-st camo
to the Mayors Office yesterday in great distress She
had lost her o girl the day before she said, and she
was too poor to advertise. 1t was little child and
had on blpe checkered dress. 1t had dark eyes and
taI, ardwos rather gOoa .s-very pre-. ". ..
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BROOKL Wv ITEMS.

THR CySsUs MARsuArs.-A meeting Of the Brook
Ign Genus Mafl,s some 25 being present took place
,ocm Of the Cour' f Special Sessions City Hall Thursday
nsh Committee appointed to confer with tho Board Of
supervisors and the NcwYok Marshas when they Adjourned
to meet Ihursdsy re1t at the zane time and place.
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IAdyeFtsementl
PUOTocRAPEIC PoRTRAITs-I.ife and cabinet

sizes Gil ard pastel Miniature sizes supeo. to tbs nnest
ivory paintings uncoored PHcroGxAHs eluaied BY no other
establishment IN the world Perfect Likeness taken In style
&c DsgueErecypes o: deceased persons Life siss
OIL PAINTINGS a sitting taken only by
J. GUSSEY & c. ID. FREDsRIcEs,
No. IS Rue Ease do RompaTt, Paris and
No. 3ts Broadway, Nsw-York.
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IAavsrtisement.l
SUMNER USDER-GARMENTs and HOSIERY of

cry description and the very lowest price, viii be found at
RANKINs OLD STAND No. loi BowERY.
SreeiAl aiter iion d invited at this tho
ZEPHYR MERtSo USDER-VEsrs,
originally introduced establishment several since
and which have been universally approved for ther shsnos
elasticity, inability and chcspness -
4. R,NxIy s Co., No. loi Bowery.
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advertisement
HAVE You SEEN THE BEARDED INPANT Have

you seen this wonder Of tho world hitherto unparalleled
In the history of human phenomenal IL - yat ct RAsSV@S
- ~ 's -'ather tho astonishing s~i-. bssnsf
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LADY; where remain tina Maine tante feet high. the
Mammoth Girl the Dwarf Lsiy, the Mermaid, the Ourtng-
utang the Osichcs &C. all OF which be well
great London Drama of The Lonely Man OF tho Ocean this
and this evening without extra charge to Museum
ykicr..
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[Adverfiserneni.I
REDrINC's Russia SiLyE-A Boston remedy OF

81 year, .tardIr.-Hizhy recommeuded by Phyzesns IL
sTeecI. bv2Ns. Bolts. CoRNs PILE FELoSs CHfL
HLANs OF soREs &C. Is cfs box. Sold by al Druggists;
A. g. d. SANDS q. v CLIcKENsE Co. {. n RiSG,
Johu-s,., AcwlcTK JOHN GILBERT Co, Wy b. ZrgBEs
Phls1e.phia REDDDc Co., PropEistors Boston.
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lAcyersiseunenx.
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PAPTR-HANGINGs.-

fxArT HAnDEsgXRcH manufacturers and importers. No SO
Broadway between Leonard and Fsnkn-st- invite tentiou
20 their extensive sock, which unsurpassed By any n thu
couUty Faithful aid accomplished woken sent part o.
se city country shof. notice. Aad their work vsIaatsd
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The interest on the Government stock ownoi by ito
late Madame Sontag yesterday paid to her legal
representative in pursuance of the decision Of the Sec
Rotary of the Treasury, before whom tie case had
been brought adverse decision by the Attorney
General.
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HADEAs CoRrrs-FrcGericl Stone, who was CON-
it'ed Saturday last the charge Of picking pockets the
Long Island Depot brought before Jnig Culver yesterday
writ Of haLeas corpus No sufficient reason bsins given
why lie should be discharged from custody ho ramandcd
back to Jail TO await bis trial.
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IFNIH FIVH ~ lII'Hs--II VItt y IUIIIIIII
held al inquest yesterday Nc ~ Wo upon
the boy IL Ibols Clemcs, Ems s u years Of age
whe appeared hive died 10 overdose Of iodine. lie
poveny and had etn seriously W for long time.
ID iOncuins dr0J three times day
bat dec.tsed osIe, I'D whetlar he lived not
snd to- medicine without regard directions Tho
jury hsited between suicde death
fom fatal mistake vita medicine, but finally agreed upon
the latter.
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Assault and battery, j, not being thought at the time
that Conner would do of his injuries.
CRICKET.

MARRIED va. SINGLE OF ST. GEORGES CLUB.
The whole strength of St. Georges Club p'ayed
their first match Of the yesterday at Hoboken,
and the re-u proved that all their strength la' with
the single men, for they whipped their opponents IN
one Innings with 90 TUNE to spare. Gbbes BOWED
and ba,tod most beautifully, and was not out when
be got s3-ho completely tired them out. Most OF the
scores were large. Munns 10; Burnett, IL; Bns-
ham, GO; Meklehsm, 81. On the Married siio Wal
Ter ba,ied better than he bowied and got Il. Baiey
slashed in for 90, when Bingham caught him out
Tilt and ! a Montague bated well. The fielding was
very Indifferent. Between the Innings the players
parteok Of dinner served up By Saves for the hrs'
tine for the accom- mod alton of the players and visit
ors when tie late President proposed the hesh OF the
new President on the occasion OF playing the first
match of the season The score is as follows
MARRIED..
FirIf Inning. SeooHd fnsing' =,
l. Waller rnn out.......2c b. Walker.
2..B.se c. Gibbes b. mek- .
iebsm................25 b. Gibbes......"........B
5. .BD6hss gh and b. -
Gib,........ b. Gibbes."..............s.
WIZ ..'..ao C. Burnett b. Gbbe........... 8
4 White E. spd walker. Grsvi.le b. Waser
SsMcp' sirue It. Tinson. p Bingham b. Gibbes...
= Ti no, ........I9 b. Meikleham
g. O,bo-r b. Netleh.m. Sud ov Gib5es..........
.. Brown b. htikl,hs not
Meitiehsrn.........4 lsr before wieks. b. Walker.
Bvef................. Hycs................... !
Wide Wdo........ ............
Total .....i-9 Total
, Mum / gsiiev....l9' D. .Sudlow b. 8,fey.......
Rurueit Till l. Bale 10. b. Whto....
g.Gilbss rot out........a3 Byes....... ........l3
4,BinsLan b. Bailey Leg Bye ..............
s.V slksr b. Bailey. Wide bals..'.'....
c. Neil chem G. NsltrI...-.<l
7..Tnsone. Tit I. Whe.. Iotal.'.'''.'''''''''.2os
I,l L te
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A new Cricket Club is started at Yonkers, J. II.
Sodwe'l Secretary and another one at Nev-Brightcn
-Preridert, Beverly Robinsoni Treasurer, G.. Raus
ferd Secretary, Leonard Goddard.
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tAGvertissnsn,l
MODEST Ono of the so-calle1 PHOTOGR ApHERS,

thousand miles from Roors. sivees the best Photo
ssphs IN America and the DAY fellow connected
with that establishment tries fo the second third time TO hs
enc Roor's Ar;ists nSh up Pictures for him
clear Acknowledgement Of the superiority of Roors Pic
TrREs al Others Gallery No. SIS Broadway.
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q. 258 Water-st., havB

GOODWIN * CORT, No 2o5 Water-st., hayB
perfected unique SUMNER R.sGs intended especially for
Iiiye f-raies. It's beauty Of design ccmpas' form, many
culinary cnTenicuces small commend tho most
economical Range devised for the nso ami
conVeEieIce Of hou ekeopcTs during tho Summer
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IAfveriFefnent
UOrsT- EIRNIsIIiNG GOODS.-JANFs. BHERE u

Co BrosdwayRich Silver Plated Tea Sets Trays
Spoons Forks Casters Pitchers and Gobc Britannia Goods,
japanned Trays ivory Table Cutlery, feather Busters,
Brushes &C. Kitchen furture Regcraors, ali the approved
knds ard Cooking Utensils for BEEBEs ard other Ranges
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Internationally
The finest specimens of pHOTOGR Apis ever

m16c in NowYoIk B2ADY's Gslr-Y No so Broa--
way Cabinet and III. SECS cc,orei in oil equal 70 Pot
rrsits; miniature sizes. fnhed similar ivory. coored Il tie
lest rylc, for SIC, SIS, so, and Ss3
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Advert serent.l

Persons about leaving the City should lose no
time in ,eurirs their PORTRAITS PuoroeSArhs ever ,ys
end fnh DAcUERRgorySys in grest variety, At BRAors,
No $50 Broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENT

BALM OF THOUSAND FLOwERs-FOr beatify-
The eoEQe.ion and erscieans ell pnpes recks.
fl n the ice. tErgDcE Co., Frank ilsrare, Newiok;
ioT see y {. II. RING. Broadway aud al Drusyistz-
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ADVERTISEMENT
A NOyrITY--CONPIETE CASHMERE SUITS

s!GThese really beautiful made from tescrp
ton Goods rich delicate shades About lo
OF the sold daily EvASss Clothing Warehouse Nos 60
and 6s Futon-st.
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R.mro.n AcclnrNr.-A sal nccilent o-currod on

RAILROAD ACADEMIA sal accident occurred on
the Tr River Railroad Tyol Saturday evening l-
which proving fatal % aff b. the name Of
Pcler feidert Of IcuAhkserse. The train stopped
and the Of the station called uss M P.cher walked
upon the platform, aud after rens two
tho she placed hr foot tLc sup and 10
The oct Of stopping or when the train pr Ia motion AGAIN
In order h tender the wa'ertDk which threw her
the rails with VOL Unfortunately her foot wsscing
Nv Of he wheels ami shocziD mansed rendering
She taken house OF her uncle
rrd d 0tohed for Dr. Dawes, who promptly
n
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$1,000 PIASo.-This beautiful instrument OF
BoRAoE WAITRESS make fx few days At his
Piano nd Music store, No. 81 Broadway.
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IAivertisement-l
ApIC poRIR ATS are beautiful

ard es than the Dagusrrsotype being six times larger a.
economical introduced AZ the Pic
Factory Of the NEwYoRx Picture Co.. 2S2 Broadway
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DEATH FROM IsJUEIEs Received IN FIoHr.-
named John Conner died yesterday morning at his rest
denco Nos 1888 Fast Thirty from injuries alleged to have
teen rec ived on Sunday night hands OF JOhn W-
II that the parties had quarrel about woman 10 whom
10th paying attention and Vail struck lis opp0n81 on
the With stone nGofnE tho injuries that have we'd
feis The Twenty-irst Ward Police arrested Wall at lhe
tius but Old make the known until yesterday
when Corners death announced. Wall Is IN custody.
Wilhelm commenced inquest the deceased aud
viii conclude L.s nyestg cation to-day.
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tAdyerirencnt
BIAKE's PATENT FiRE-PROOF PAINT, No liz
He,- st.-see nnfer bead Of pan'..
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rs al Bat l;fei Art cozll not save
Thy mate hless graces from tho Eravs;
Thy cheek Il pale, thy smile i past,
Thy iovc-.it eyes have looked then iadr;
NouidCEiug beneath tho Collins I'D,
All we sdorcd Of thee Is hid;
Thy heart. where goodness loved 30 dwell.
Il throbless in is narrow cell;
Thy gentle voice shsll charm no more,
Is last. lsst earthly note I. DER.
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advertisement
To OWNERs OF TENANT-HOrsrS AND House.

Row.. J has Jusreceveda an invoice Of heavy
IN high coors from feet in 20 te,t
wide, ct 3 per square yard. Great gains.
Nm ROWE, No. 20 Hudsou ST. near Cannl-lt.
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TFss-The best assortment Of FINE TEAS win
b. found a. CANTON TEA CoNPsSYs newyerec'ei and
elegant store No 25 Ch.hsms, between Pearl and Moose
ye!t.s.s the Oldest Tea establishment In tho city, We assure
our readers they can Do better here than elsewhere either az
wholesale retail. No brunch stores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-02

surERIor CouRT-Nos. l75 3f5. %, 10, 1851, TIT,
$50 49, sle fc6 9, go, GIL 1874 20, 3d. 9so Dos go lco2.
1876, sss, 100, loi. GAG, "a, 81, 1851.
CoMMOS PLRAs-AlTeady published.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-02

PnuDEnr.-SOmc precious piece of prudery who
would have gone into Mysteries had she been Eve in
Paradise, complains that statue the door Of No.
2e5 Broadway is indecent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-02

WiNDOW-SUADES ST WHOI ESALE FOR tAsli, ~
woopFoRD y WEmPLE. No. SO Iatharine-st., NewYorS,
Mufcturers of Nindow-shsdes aad Table OCover whics
thoy otter .; prices 70 sut tie tines
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-02

MEETING OF THE COyNos CoUscr.-A meeting OF
tie Cornell Of Hotoker he'd st the City Hall last eTrni
Councilman Carpenter IN The chair An ordnance eistTe''
ns and sverr wa read the third time and Adopted Npo
v5es hat ieerie. may be granted proper p~rs'ns ups ao
pr-4I,stoh 4 petition signed by ten ireshs bst
Tor icense shsil le f1ed hy ufiou of tne
the ord spce provides shs b. les thto 20 iD
license. Thcss licensed haH 1--WE bond N IN
s.irr drinks sandy shas Do pna1-so
fine of for tho rst and 5 for eacn Ss OF
frse sellrg liquor wi hou license ban % ?,
r ~ 10 for the first oene and SD for each siDeqaant o.
ri, xne resuiAfirs WeIs &C Pumps alss passed.
Whitney Street CoIfmsionsr Ia
p,soe Of Peter Clayton, who elected buf di qualify
Adourned to meet Monday evening the City Clerks
Once.
THE VIRGINIA ELEcTroy.-One hundred guns were
cred from the pier the foot Jersey
City By the Democratic Of the Naknai Adoiai
rson IN honor OF the result Of the election In vir
snis. Rockets discharged add other demonstrations
,ook place.