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CITY TRADE REPORT.

4. 30 Il.
Asas.n ~ bns wero sold, At IS rs IS 81 for pots,
and SO l2h 80 Is for pearls.
goed brAi de again advanced 12Hc. 1sIc per Dbl.
The ga es for tie day footed up about 5000 aclud
$40 3d. wr 20 s 70 aoa stats Ct $40 H
gan, indiana and Weousin, at $40 % 50
va ssoms less active bat better with sales OF 500 bbls
sales as 81 81 St2; to good Howard street
commanted sll % and extra Georsetown, sl2; eItra
Genesee wsa At $1s. Wheat more active. About
lO0 bushels Canadian VII 10 were sold at 80 SO a. b7
with Mich gan white at 81 So Corn was easter. Sales
about IA 60 BUSHELS including sousbern mixed at 81 is
81 II; lot Of Western mixed, on the SPOT sold at
q 10, and sooo do to arrive, At 81 is Ths market
hlmer saes at Tic sc far southern and VEST Tts
ern Rye aouI-swan saies at So IS SO. Meal was
CoFrH-ssles $50 bags Java were made at IA <c: 500
90. RIO, IT eac a10hc. About 500 do. Jagaysra at
JOS lohc; and 800 do on private terms. Sales Of
average IS 1905 The atend dance was good, ana the
sale was considered . fair one
CcTToN reAl.rs waiting for later foreign news sales
were confined TO about 500 bales with market closing
FEH-Dry cod cells moderately, at 50 rs q % 81 for
Grand Bap1; - IL - 20 for Georges Maoseis were
les hIm and rsrg.d at $40 sal for No. 1; Msssa-
eausstts No p 80 $40; NO. Q Haitian, ss So
FnroHrs-aat.. were 0uii and engagements light. as
400 bales o. cotton reported for liverpool at sea-
for compressed and 5000 bushels of corn to al up at
~ urSr, anu ov Ons maple HoOd, ~ lOS. London
Thirty tons maple wood were engaged o. 15s There
was moth De new to the Continent 10 Caarnia rates
we're at 3Oc Doc To Australia-The Crystal Palas 80
vas loaoiDg 1T 4oc. per foot measurcmen mt 80
O1Is Whale and sperm were more firmly held with
moderats tiapaaetions Lnseed heavier since the
late news though holders stood out for 92c esc for
large io's, with sales rcm store 1t 95c 97c 900 bss-
ksts olive oil tqpsrt') were sold at 50 So
PRoyIsioHs. -Port-Tbe market was 6rmer though not
o aetve About 400 800 bbls old mess were sold ct
10 o. $40 20, and ct SIT rs SIT 81 with nsw
rhine at sl4 90 The 1900 bbs pork sold yesterday
irencn account Of si7, was prime mess. Beef was In
reaCy cemand, ct full prices. Sales Of about 900 bbs
wers mace At SIC sl2 50 for country and % 81
~ 20 Tor do. prime. Cut meats--Saes OF 200 hhds
houlders snd hams were made at 7Lc a7Sc. for the
ofntr ana at exc 95sr. for the latter. Bacon
ABBOTT 10 COO lbs rough sdes were sold 8c, long
nd short Clear and lib In were scarcs and firm, 81
hc. o eXc Lard-Market firm and active, with 800
ibis at wye a1t%c. eAfn 81 sM
RIcE was dull, sno sales unim portsnt.
ssps were dull and nominal at lie 0ikc for clover
suGARs.--Ihe market easier, and sales limited.
Aoout 500 400 hhds. Cuba were sold, part at bAca
5hc tW
TAIrow.-About 10000 lbs. Of tal!ow, Philadelphia
rendered, were sold AZ 12c sa
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ACADEMY OF Muslc.-Verdrs great opera, ani ons
which contains msny musical gems, is announced for
Friosy eyeping-Madame Lagrange as Elvirs; Ernaoi
the bandit, Sienor Nitrate; Don CaroS King OF Spain
ssnor Moreli Don Ruy Gomez de silva, Sgnor Mirini
tpd Don Ricardo, Sgoor Arpoldi This Is dae cast,
end no doubt will draw large and fashonasls Assem-
baee.
NmLos GARDEN. The English opera troupe appear
again tonight in Dopizets much admired conf.
OF " The Daughter OF the Regiment Miss l. Pyue is
probably Of the best English vocasts at pre.en
the sta ee and frcm her great in this city Il
Quire GEAR that she Is q favorte with the dlst
tsnte The cast COOS and tho chorus and orchestral
department full and Ell .ient.
BROADWAY THEATRE lin consequence OF several AZ oil.
cations az also the enthusiasm with which Mr.. Dsveu
ports representation Of Richard Ill received on
previous OCCASION IL Is announced again for this ever
ipc-Mr. Davenport the Duke Of Gloster, Grace as
Ricbmond and Madame Potis as Queen Elizabeth. The
fsree of fTne Good for Nothing" concludes AL
BowrRY THEATRE Is The Dumb Man OF Manchester"
with Bessrs Cory and Webb in the principal parts VIII
commence the fements, after which the piece,
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NKw BEDFORD OH MARREr, May 2i.--Spsrm- I'VE have
bad change notice in ths msrset for sperm which
ccnruea IN good demand a. lsOc., ana ~ vncn price
500 bsis have changed hands since DOR last. Whale
lhe mari 1t for whele looking The transactions
for the INCLUDE sslets OF go bois ~ ESQ., and
ia DO ieferior upon private terms We ALEC note q
,sle OF loo bbIs arrive, At prcs not TRANSFERRED
In FsiYbaytp SEQ bbls. foln at CSC and IA sag
Hsrpor be Fmerald's cargo OF 500 bts upon private
itIns wbaebone has been quiet the past week, hold
not beirg posed TO operate The oaly transas.
liens Ginning TO our knowledge sales OF TO- 500 his
Oohosk at ifc, 10000 do. do. at 40c and 1900 lbs
south sea at SIC.
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Statement of the value of the imports Of foreign goods
into the mort of Boaton Last week

The Ann Arbor Wing says The Ann Arbor Bank
has given notice to the depositors that after the
first of June, they viii pay them follows All
Of 500 lers, cash down; and ali sums that
amount, twenty ave per cent nstalments every ninety
days till paid.
The receipts Of produce at St. Louis during the month
Of April in each Of the past three years,
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very rev lets 81 sty property were offered YESTERDAY
One undivided half Of ITO building lots at Mcoo.b
dam. including Florences 8oxl, being between 16l|
and 1t4th streets, and Eighth avenue and Harlei|
river embracing nearly ten acres, and sentsining ha
million cubic feet Of stone "a
18th street No. aaS lot Is BY ~ @ @ So
One lot north side of l0sth street. SIC
LOTS AT YoNKERs.
This raie brought down large number Of the VII,
gers Of Yonkers but the largest number Of them 81
peared to have been attracted to the sale in to
certain hsw the property would 60 of The bidding wa
not very spirited and the prices which the village lot
brepght Was considerably under the estimate. The Win
plots, however, std for better prices.
One lot on John street, running to the erssk, 2
Two lots Oh Nepprhan street. running to the water
TrS lot: on Ssppelian street. opposite the above:
Two lots street. running Though from Is: .SoT
One lot corner and Mini streets Is ~ $40
One adjoining, Mill street. same size ...... 40
Two aojoning, sane as aoove esch ........:.. 81
Two lots en- Budson street, between Grnne and Dspo
One lot on Eashford street, between Dock sarsst an
Four lots Wsrburion avenue between Locust itres
and Wells avenue, 70 by 100, each. ...........e59
Two lots adjoining, came size, each. $4S
One lot corner Wsrburton and Wells avenues, Is b.
One adjoining on Wells aves ne, same size 40
Two aoJ0p pg, same AS sOCve, oeen 90
One villa plot RveItae avenue, containing So 100
One co. same avenue, 100 by 200. 500
One do in Of above same size. ............ so
Two on Rverds,e avenue 100 by AGO. together Oh
Two on do, tams size together. 40
-Four On DO 20o by 400, together 2,26
One on DO 100 BY 2O0.... so
One rear of above, same size So
One q Rivtrdaie avenue, same size. ......... So
One ON CO., 115 front by 200 Deep. 50
OLe In rear Of above, gore. .................. so
BROOKLYN.
Three lots on south side OF Brooklyn and jamaica
plank read, between Smith ana Vansicklen ave.
niue sues. a61iio; each. s2s'
-Four lots on Smith avenue, 100 feet south OF
Brcokly n and Jamaica plank road, 2sxlOO each III
One lot on northwest corner OF smith and Divisioa
avenues, 25x100. ........................ 2at
One lot ADJOINING, 25xl00. Observation-Disclosures, l0I
Two DO do. do. each. .............,. ISL
Three story and basement brick house end lot ON
ClermoDt avenue, one ccor north OF Greea ave.
Bue, lot 2lxT2, house 21x44 . ....420 (
Two lots en- north ride Of Carlton avenue 100 feet
west Of Atlantic avenue, 2oxs7.............. $500
HUDSON CITY, N. J..
hudson City house. on Bergen Hill near the Court
House, lot 25xl00, house 25x10O 80. ,.. 1900
JERSEY CITY.
Two three etory frame houses and lot on south
side South Seventh street, loo feet from Newark
avenue, lot 2bxlOO... Observation-Disclosures. ,950
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a report has just been published OF the Russian
sesrAemrsl JtortoII the opsrst ons OF tbs aoti.
OF INC D9nu1e nt the c9mmeoeement OF the ye4r. 10
hoe solely for object :, disturb the Turklsb bank OF
The Iuieba i dss'rosed two military post. established
p,ar that river ths retor saTs, supported the expc
destination IN the Pruth. = ~
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


WEDNESDAY, May 23-6P. N.
The stoek market opened dun this morning. Quota
lions do net vary much, and the decline Is attributed
more to the dulnsss OF business than to any actusl
causs in the position Of stocks At the Arst board to-
dsy Missouri 6s declined per cent; Cambsrani, Y;
New York Central Railroad, Nj Ere Railroad, n; Read
ing Railroad u; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, /.
Illinois Central bonds advanced 4 per cent; Shoe and
Leather Bank VI Harlem, Y. Prices are settling down
simply for the want Of buyers. There Ia no actual de-
mapd for stocks Those who have the means to carry
stocks are filed up and want no more The brokers are
aispsso se put having cash stocks, cannot carry
operations with effect They sell short on time
hoping to make interest, il nothing It Is, how
ever 80 difficult get hold Of stocks for delivery, that
the brokers afraid to fe short Holders Of stosxs
have no influence in putting up prices They cleaE
he market but do not understand cornerng operations
Fortunately most Of the stocks pay good dividends and
are therefore good Investments or the twenty to
thirty stocks the market daily, only about four or
Ave can be considered ncies Ali but that small number
are bona 6dey productive and it therefore costs nothing
to carry them. There Is nothing running In the
shape Of interest against holders and speculation
ried on now very differently to vha. it few years
irce Then nearly all the stocks operated in were
anees Of the worthless description Stocks which
never had, and probably never would pay dividend,
were carried ct seventy, eighty and ninety per cent
being nomore than much dead weight in tse hands
Of holders, with interest account running rapidly up
against them. The movement in Cumberland during
the past few days has been In view of the election
which comes off in few days. The books close ON the
2Sth inst. and open again tho ID Of June. Tho cleo
ton win be hsty contested, and should not be
prised to see great changes in the board The Harlem
Company are still after President and Vice President
They have in view, but whether they viii catch him
or not question. Mr. Hurd formerly Of the Hudson
River road talked Of and will mako good ocsr bat
such men have desire to connect themselves with
broken down concern like the Harlem. The company
labor under great disadvantage and win find 1t difficult
to get hold Of the right kind Of man.
After the adjournment Of the board, the folio wing
sales Of bonds and stocks made by A. H. Muller
81 600 Cincinnati, Peru and Chicago R. 10s.... 25
5000 Columbus, Piqua ana Indiana r. r. rs -. 90
9i6 shares Governors Greek Steam Navigation
and Mining Company C...................t2 5000
ace do Bowery Bank. .lO4l4 los
20 do Bank Of Commonwealth. .........".... 97h
40 do Chatham Bank .................... 90
SO do New York Creek Coal Co. -. per share 21S
do Third Avenue R. R.................. rs
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With the official returns these unofficial fgnres make
Phrce's ma jority In 1882 2s1.
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To-day the great esatsst bstvssn " new Ans1e.A
orrsnirasien and the democratic party, with he.v
wiss q liz embodiment, viii take place IN sns o.a ~
minion. Both sides have beea wei 'rsan'..o' mAe
a,.a and the canvass throughout the State from
i. s..tarn shore Of Aooonac TO the Paa Handle
81. Led ON, particu'afly ON the democratic s'as
80 '.e ut than has been nanifestsd SINCE
'ne Gays Of rppscanos AID rylsr too' In the cities
= M a;untains and the valleys, ON the
tie banks Of the Ohio both parties have been
every nerve in order to exhibit to-day TO the people q
other States their relative strength and the resu. Of
their combined efforts win, doubt b to bring out
larger vote than ever before poled The folio wing
a Andi afa flaE faAo Ai.La
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Add 10 this, ssyIoo dogs delivered to Macksllar's
friends by his orders, free OF charge, costing

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
Perhsp the brown stone house Mackelisr has just
lin 81 81 may a. throw some light on the subject
III nk the above is sui ent for the present, and
am prepared 10 tubstaGtste ell ] have written.
nope you will persevere In the gooi work, an am
yery respectfully you're. WM III BEDELL.
Nav loRK, NAV q. 1854
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The steamship ASIA from Boston for Liverpool to-day
carried out $685., 571 in specie.
The bids for the ST. Of the bonds Of the Virgil
mia and Tennessee Railroad Company will be opened at
the Office of Mr. A. a. Muller So Wall atreet, to- morrow
Thursday at3 O'Clock P. N. The President of the
company, John R. Mcdaniel, Esq, is in town, and
be seen az Mr.. Auler's Office.
The receipts Of the Montgomery and West Point (Aa)
Railroad Company for the fiscal year ending March l.
S249 62s Co. and the operating expenses including
interest paid loans, SIes 667 56leaviug for net
proHts ssOs77 A. equal to per cent the capital
stock.
The Michigan Central Railroad Company have made .
connection at Joliet Illinois, with the Chicago and Mis-
sissppi railroad, by constructing road from Lake Sta
ton thirty six miles of Chicago to Joliet, dis
tar of forty miles As the gauges Of tho three
roads between Detroit and Alton the same, train
may be loaded in Detroit and through to A,n with
out changing.
The annexed statement exhibits the value Of mercnan
disc varehoused in the district Of Boston and
town for the week ending May Is, 1906
COMMERCE. OF BosroN-GooDs IMPORTED AND WAREHoUsEp
Dry e0oos.. ................. 1Zuo4 w
All other merchandise. -. ..... 100, 1856 90
$132,919 90
wareboused for Canada
Dry goods. .................... $2,792 90
Ali other merch andse ......... 3,4l8 90
-- 6,21o 90
~ 90 on M
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Mr. Albert Il. NtcOlays regular semi weekly au6tion
sale Of stocks and bonds win take place morrow, at
l2K O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
AT the sscond board higher prices prevailed but the
market was not buoyant. Cumberland advanced II per
cent New York Central Railroad u; Erie Railroad ri;
Reading Railroad NJ Illinois Central Railroad u; Har
lem u. Canton Company fell off u per cent There
activity in any stock, and the improvement was the
result undoubtedly Of the limited amount of stock offer
ing, The temporary character Of any depreciation in
prices must satisfy sellers for fall that there il
not in the market generally actually any margin for
decline and that stocks rest upon their merits.
Tho transactions at the Assistant Treasurers Office
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SECOND BOARD.
T, ade on the CanaIs,

Trade OF the Canals.
Statement showing the quantity Of the several artic
frat cleared ON the canals ct and the quantity Left
New York during the third week in May, 1a55:-
MERCHANDISE CLEARED.
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MERCHANDISE RECEIVED.
Real Estate.

RICH'D a. WOODS, Collector.
Canal tolls third week in May, SS,378 As.
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htJofity.... o4SI 1850
The Eve counties unocially heard from gave the fol-
lowing VOTE according TO the returns received uno
cially:-
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Total. SosI %
Lee wing balance for honest Macksar o.. .t207 80
Mr. Mackslsr Is also very careful not to mention the
fact that he well the chief sent me numerous
ders TO cebver dogs to his riends free OF charge These
dogs cost the city fifty cents each Perhaps this sps
cimen OF what Mr. Mac eliar considers honesty from
principle" Our calculation nov stands
Balance to be accounted for Msckelar 1851 $500 o.
Do. Go. do. 1852. $50 90
Do DO do. 1862. 207 so
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VOTE FOR PREID'T.

TIE following table exhibits the vote In each county
for Governor, In 1851 and for President, in 1882
VOTE FOR Gov'HoR. VOTE FOR PREsID'T.
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AUteT1cun.
Governor. -. Thomas 3. Flournoy
Lieut.. Governor J. d. II. Beale
Atty General. John N. Patton
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ARREsr FOR ALLxorn or up,vo

| IA sNNoA run ALLOWED bTAbbIN0s
On Saturday night about eleven O'CLOCK three Young
snsn, named Dennis Crowley, James Ellngsworth and
stephen Brown called at the grocery Of Ed Bowling No.
~ Fnth street and tad some which, it Is
sAd they refused To pay for ard Brower their leader
commenced abusing the proprietor The latter stepped
70 the door to call Policeman when the three pouoced
oP'h MN and ne alleges, beat him severely. They taea
upe, several barrels or apples, potstoe onions &c,
ana frown, drawing arge kefs, stabbed Mr.. powiug
IA me shouiaer they then fed the street, and
~. lowing proceeded To the Seventeenth wad staon
ouse, whte he procured the services u Oc McM.
escaped for the iine The latter fed the Bowery
where coming seross acquaintance named Corneas
biley, he rcsed quarrel with him, stabbed him in The
arm snd cut bis al Ia various places rhVoicer then
arrested him and he locked up Justice Brsnnlu
70 answer Tor two eloDious assaults His conedsrates
were also locked up by the same magistrate.
STABBED IN FIGHT.
disturbance occurred early yesterday morning at the
mouse No. 1oS Baxter street. between two men named
Bsrney McCsdden and John G. anagan when the former
was severely stabbed Ia the hip by his adversary who
thereapon fed and escaped Mccadden conveyed to
|she ew York Hospital
MORE sTABBING.
man named Michael Fegerty, residing at No. 1872
West Thirty sixth street. yesterday arrested charged
teloDious assault upon the person Of Patrick Dclan
os 40S seventh avenue whom IL IL alleged he assaulted
one OF the STREETS Of the Ninth ward and stabbed In
the abdomen. He committed by Justice DAWSON for
|exSminaiion
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that has yet been OF ened In tn country.
says The 81 Louis ono Democrat-As Yankee papers, they
are vastly superior IN decacy and o. perception Of The
humorous side OF that character OF the of
Halliburton II you troubled with dyspepsia, hearacie,
misanthIOpy hypOcondria haunted with the hau
ciDaton mat you poet remarkably nue writer
dying with ehagrn thai your claims upon eye and
esr have been stupidity noncSed the blunt fraternity
o. tho paste POT and scissors get dis book and ioes not
store you your must be hopeless indeed lder
alone wosd chase whole legion Of blue.devs The
regions OF distractions and possibilities.
shyB the New Orleans CrescenThe original produc-
ton Of the kind have Aboundiog huor
and satire, desecng the charac people with
nicely and Ct with none OF that spirit evnced by
who The task running with fun and
MOmus
Says the Philadelphia Pennsy Tho
best andote 10 the roubed burden ed hoar smoothing
wrinkles Of the face and parDg the dropping
spirit the buoyapcv Of youth.
Says The New York ObserverA volume full Of genial
humor and Irresistible Yankee character has yet pub
Fam elickn
ssys the Albany ArgusIs humor perfectly irresistible
and those who open should look their
they may depend upon that their organs demand
liberal room for exercise.
The book be found at all bookstores. Price, 81 IS.
j. @. DERBY, Publisher, New York.
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SUPREME COURT Circuit.--Nos. 100, 2363 23ea u,
.a60, 6lo, 10, 81, 617 to $50. inclusive.
sUPRIAs CousI-specia Term.-Nos. a. 81, o. l46,
sornmoR CouRT-Nos $50 io7, sos s14, s25 s2s, s2s,
ts6 ss7, sss, $40, 7os 100, no. III ne a2l, si3
4x, $40 81 SAB SO 2ss, SO 1871 49, SOL 81, 100,
5 10, ~ 81 49l 3d. 32e SOL 202 8ls, al4 2l4h, l22
0os.os PisAs Par. Mos; 1923, 1924 1s2s, 1923.
P3,S. Part 2Nos. e14 1866 1858 to 1875, inclusive.
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DBEsCoTT'5 HISTORICAL WORKS.
.,. Just put lishsd,
HISTORY OF THE kEIon or PnE.IP ii.


- with portraits maps. plates, &c. vols Octave;
he reign 81 Philip he tecoDd embrac, the last hall OF
me ssen'h cenurs one Of ne most important AS vel a.
Interesting portions OF hisiory. II ~
gonre only Al u the principal events Tho War Of the
Ne hetands-he tdel OF glorious of
the Keyogcn the siege Of Malta and s memorable defence
by The knights Of IT John brilliant john
austria The hero of Lepanto the Qoe adventures nf Don
Sebastian z Portugal the OF that Kingdom by the
Bute OF Alba Philips union with May OF rngland ami his
VARS ~b Elzabeh with he story Of he lnyacibe Armada;
the nqunioD with Its train OF the re~eoa OF the Mo-
n coz, and the cruel In which nvcngedhcse
iof some OK The prominent topics IN the foreground o. me
picture which presents crowd OF subordinate details of
great erest regard the and Philip.
ana 10 the Institutions Spanhen In the palmy days OF
property.
materials for this theme gathered
every OF Fnrope aud he author for
collecting them rom ha archives OF different capts Tho
archives Of smancss h particular until very lately closed
Sgai"t the historian has been hs
searcbe his collection bias been fur her enriched MSS
from Of the principal houses In span the dan OF
the great oil the sixteenth century such collection OF
original before been made for tho Illus
uaiion Of his period.
Ato and uniform editions Of Mr. Prescous previous
ksConquest Of Mexico vols Conquest OF Peru 2vol
Ferdir and and Isabella, vols; hiscelanles VOL.
Nearly ready, English rats, by Ralph Waldo emerson
PnIiLiPs, SAMPSON 4 co,
Publishers, Is Winter street. Boston
The trade supplied by j. o. DERBY New
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ETTERs on THE SOUND DuES-QUEsrION -THEJE
IL letters treat OF the difficulty between The sta rs and
Denmark in serious and lconscentious vauabls
facts and strong arguments brought upon
pons At issue The right Of Denmark levy e SQUAD dues
In Its true light Price zbc. Sold by
r. w. CuRISl EEH T63 Braaayvay.
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Publfhers, Is Winter street Bosl
The trade supplied by j. O. DERBY, New York

CPIRITUAIIsM EXAMINED GEOGRAPHICALLY PRO.
~ lessor ROBERT HAEEs great rook with encravinVs
Illustrating the Doctors genious mechanical
ect deception and demonstrate scientifically the agent
vowed IN the 50 called spiritual manifestations Price 81 49,
postage 70 cents Also, Doctor HAres lie spiri
70 hve thousand people In the tabernacle; price five
m "
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What = Henc 3-Tho Old Lady In the Play
always exclaims "Ob what head p would suppose se
oHh see Ecshing but those elegant hats
by KNOX At the OF Fulton and
heir beauty fashion, Style yet cheap price, naturally exort
such an exclamation the moment behold them Knoy's
hats improve the appearance Of every head.
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Holiday Prcsents.-Dagucrreoty by
=, his only gallery ~ Broadway between Brooms
uding large size 80 cent On hand gold lockets
rings and pins, suitable for Hkenesses, very low Call