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NORWOOD CORDIAL.

NORWOOD CORDIAL.
YNHE GENERAL DEPOT FOR THE SALE
Il Of the celebrated NORWOOD CORDIAL
and Levy's celebrated Bitters, so well known for
the cure OF all summer complaints, constantly on
hand and for sale az wholesale prices, by
JONAS p. LEVY,
47i Pa. avenue, Wines, Liquors, Ssgsrs, and
Groceries. jy l1-2w
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~ p. HUOVER'S
Cs TRUNK ESTAB
LISHMENT-I have
on hand the largest and
most extensive assort-
ment O. 6entlemens'
and Ladies' Sole Leath-,
er Travling Trunk, Iron
and w ood Fram e
Packing Trunks, Vail
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7 EVER'S NEW NOVEL-MARTlNS OF
- Cro' Martin, by Charles Lever; e2K cents.
Helen Lincoln, a tale, by Carrie CaprOn; 75c.
History Of the American Bible Society, by w. .
z. Strickland, ID D, with an Introduction by DR..
Rice, Of Cincinnati; SI.sO.
Just published and for sale at
TAYLOR d MAURY'S
Jy 12-r Bookstore, near 9th street.
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ANTHONY BUCHLY,
q n D e r T A K e n,
Shop and Residence No. 3O3 Penn'a avenue,
south side. between 9th and 10th SITS.
HAVING PROVIDED HIMSELF WITH
l. an ELEGANT HEARSE,-
and ali necessary conveniences for
properly conducting his business,
would respectfully Inform the public that he is
fully prepared to all all orders entrusted to him,
al the shortest notice, and in the best manner -
A large supply Of READY MADE COFFINS
nshas nn , a,mSys W., On nanS wica VIII NC iuf'
As heretofore, no pains will be spared to give
entire satisfaction on all occasions.
B.-Resid ng on the premises, orders win
De promptly attended to at all hours
feb lily .-
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lust RECEIVED, LONDON ART JOUR.
y NAL and other Books, Periodicals aud Pa
pers. FERGUSON,
A1e VI next TO Lammond's, 4S6 7th st.
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rOPaA s. SORs sLET's
NEW AND CHEAP
fADOLE, HARNESS AND TkUFE SToRI,
4s9 Seventh st opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
"A MESSRS. TOPHAM, e~~~

5kSN1A Noht LEI OF thls cliy, 1E<AY(kt
respectfully announce TO s@asae-s>HE
their friends and the public, that they have COM
menced the Saddling Business at the above stand
where they will make and keep constantly on
hand large and superior assortment of-Mens',
Ladies', and Boys SADDLES, BRIDLES,
MARTlNGALES, and WHIPS. HARNESS Of
every description, both for city and country use
PET BAGS LaSies' SaTcHELS' ' 'TRAVEH- TEu yEn-
ING BASKETS, and FANCY WORK BOXES.
HORSE BLANKETS, COVERS, COLLARS,
and HAME Els: Horse, Spoke, and Dust BRUSH
&c, &c. '..-
All material used will be the best that can be
obtained; and both Of Us having been practical
our work cannot be surpassed, either for styIe or
durability. BY unremitting efforts to give satis-
faction we hope to merit and respectfully solici,
share Of public patronage.
Pasticular attention paid TO covering Truskz
and repairing all kinds Of work.
Saddlers; tools constantly on hand. pev TT
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HANDS On YOUR .POCKEr.BOOKS,
~ The WHITE HATS AXE ABOUT
We have q very nne assortment Of Fashion n
abls White Beaver and Felt Hats. Of all II
qualities and pric, 8, TO which we respect .
fully invite the attention Of AL In want We o.
ter them al reduced prices. Can at GEO II. b.
WHITE CO.'S Pashionabie Hat, Can. and
Gents F urnrshiug Establis hment, 332 Pennsyl.
vahia avenue, between 9th and 10th sts jyl2
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SLEEVE BUTTONS AND STUDS.
VAJE OPEN TO-DAY ALARGE AssORT-
w ment Of plain gold and fancy Sleeve But
tons and Studs, to which we invite attention.
M w. GAIT d BRO.,o,
je27 3A Penn. av bet 9th and 10th streets.
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MEDICAL CARD.

CAhDs
nR. H. PERABEAU, GERMAN HOMEO-
II pathic physic' an, has the honor to offer his
services to the Inhabitants Of Washington and
vicinity.
Once and Residence on L street, No. lso, be-
tween Goth and 21st streets.
N. N.B-Homeophathic medicines for sale, which
the Doctor prepares himself with the greatest
care, for Fever and Ague, for Bilious and Bowel
complaints, &c, &c. m 1f-3m
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REMEDY FOR WARM WEATHER.
lust RECEIVED AT THE UNION BOT
y Ting Depot, a large supply Of that unsur- .
passed tonic for invalids, GINGER WINE. Il
Also Xxx Pale and Burton's Ales ard Por-
ter Of very superior quality, together with U
al Of which, together with our premium Mine.
raj Waters will be furnished to customers in anv
part Of Washington or Georgetown.
All orders left at the Depot In Georgetown, or
with the drivers Of our Wagons, Will meet with
prompt attention. ARMY & SHINN
lie eff -. E'.r d -
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). .CONNELLY, Undertaken,
NO. sz3 SscsnfA street. vest side, bst. G and II,
WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM the

"OO hLSfECTFULLY INFOKM the
w eitilens OF washington and
prepared to attend 70 all orders at
the shortest notice and on the most liberal terms
He Will spare no pains to give entire
on all occasions. DE guarantees to preserve the
dead In the warmest weather for any length Of
time. -..s. t- .s
Alarge supply Of ready made COPFINs Of
all sizes and qualities, always on hand.
Shrouds, Carriages, Heerses, and every other
article furnished Of the best quality.
A share Of the public patronage is respectfully
solicited. mar 94-tf
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SUmMEH AND GAUZE UNDER GAR.
~ meats for invite attention
Of Gentlemen In want Of Sislk, Lisle Thread,
Merino, or Cotton Under Garments, for the pres
ent season, TO our superior stock. We are deter
mined to sell them from this day forth at reduced
prices, as we wish to prepare for the fall trade.
Give a call and buy cheap.
GEO. II b. WHITE CO., Gents Furnishing
Store, 3s2 Pa sv., bet. OH and 10th SITS. jy 10
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NEW Pl A N d S.-WE HAVE NOW IN
Store the larges and most reliable te@9
assortment Of PIANOS ever offered inf ETU
this city, consisting Of every style and finish aid
ranging In price from $50 to $500.
Old Pianos taken In part payment for new.
Pianos Tor rent by evening, month, quarter, or
Also, Melodeons, Guitars, Violins, Violincel-
los, Flutes, AccoIdeons, Strings, &c.
Ours Is tha largest Music and Musical Instru-
ment establishments In the District, No. 800 Pa.
avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, near Wash
ington City Savings Bank.
lyle JOHN ELLIS.
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p. S.-OPERA GLASSES Of great variety,
TELESCOPES & MICROSCOPES, WATCH
MAKER GLASSES, and many other articles In
this line at very low prices constantly on hand.
jy 16-1y
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

IN TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.-FARE,
" ROUND RRIf, 81; FROM sTA
ALEXANDRlA75C C CRNfS-The *
steamer THOMAS COLLYER leaves " ashing-
ton al . and Alexandria al ~ O'Clock.
Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat at \
O'Clock. Coach fare 10 cents
Persons wishing the coaches will leave their
residence with George & Thomas Parker
Refresh hments on the boat
ap2u SAM'L GEDNEY, Captain.
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have tried pair Of Spectacles obtained from
Mr.. Tobias, and find them OF great assistance to
my sight and corresponding with his desert tion
Of the focus. l recommend him as a skillful op-
tician. HENRY A. WISE.
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BRETT-on Friday, April at II O'Clock M Caroline ~
wife II Uusa'us A. Brett, and daughter OF Dr. Peter Van
BENsoH-ob Sunday afternoon. April g. .aes brief bat
severe Less Mrs Esther Benson, wife Of Col Benjamin. W.
T. ss Of he siiy are e.pscsGy invited attend aes
H. eel from John street CLuIch on Tuesday st
BELL-At Rsrnore Nd. Tuesday, April In tho 18th
y,sI OF her tse, MrI Aiexins, wife OF John r. Bel.
LECKER-of scare, fever. Friday. April Mary Ellen
and 10 uonihs
BowER-On Thursday April Of short and painful Illness
Ciyer bower. native Of Csdepoliard. County OF "est
Meath, ireland in the Slst year Of his age.
CARPENTER-Op Friday morning, April T. after short III
n.s. CaihaiiDe Csrgenrer, aged ~ years
BoREBY-At 10 otlock on Friday morning, Apra l. ssrsh
Louise s-d IS years IL Jnhs and IA days, only daughter OF
freoereE snd Sn.pa. NJ Hornby
hrersI o. Monday 7th lat. O'Clock p. m from her
fstier's residence. NJ Ct Lss' sixteenth street
HAIGBT-On Friday evening. March 4, Cathsroe. wife Of
The =. .1.. family and of her the Rev.
DR. Insight sDd Augusus and Edward Hiight invited
her funeral Monday afternoon the an ias a;
O'Clock yrteisely, without ttrber invitation
INGOI DSBY-On Friday March a. at his fshers residence,
Itien ireland. siter long protaeted Illness I.lts'
goo,S, late Merchant Of this city in the 18Th year OIL n@
KIL1oGG-tt Fisat~th y. J., on Friday. April T. Elijah
Tb pd, 81 s ;.mi, .e invited attend his funeral from
b.. late rs,ideu. Aoodsy. It'll insr at 0eo'1 IN
MCLEAN On Staten I..Ld. on Sunday April o. Mis-
ne fn.Is VII .es st O'clock on Iae'dsy shs sth
f,m the Reformed Dutch church. l'ne new hf re'Hp
3, k~br opd. state. Lizard.
kcGIATh-n Thursday morning April ), at O'Clock, N.Y.
kt Con,.liu- Aejrsth, ssed ~ years
NcgMAN-Or Monday, March 81 Frederick, only ehl4 Of
F.drrXi and Helen l. Norman aged year AID months
NUNNs-or Friday April T. Theodore c. son OF Robert and
ksEey suins. aged years and month";
EUGF Mon Friday April in the 27h yesrofh .se Af
kusep vie Il John Nusent and d;asse. OF 'a'e'
Nee. ehln OF LetiersirDy, Cocniy Donegal Ireland
PbILIET-On Friday, April T. in the ta year OF ne age
B,ury Pallet Of France 0r may years resident OF Se"
lort.
PonEBoY-A, New Orleans suddenly, Saturday. March
~ -o,se w Pomeioy, United states General Appraiser,
ssed ,-sIs
RYAN-Or Thursday April Patrick Ryan, aged 90
WILTON On Fhesy. April T. DsEd Wei,on, OF consumption
ssec n years
wALTER-ou Tuesday. April l. ct Harlem. In the 5sh year
II he sse Jsues H. Wster.
T friends u the family respectfully inyitei
hs fcners from Ce Church Of Twenty
frss aud Fourth Tuesday. April Of IL
oclcck II
sss Frsss.cs and California pspeu generally Plssss soPy
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MARRIED.

BROwN-LE ROY-On Thursday, April 8, In st. Georges
Church Stuyvessht square BY the Rev stephen H. Tying
D. d. Frsues Brown Charlotte Downss daughter Of JACOB
10 Roy all Of this city
EUBBARD-BANNAN-M New York, on "Wednesday, March
&C. By the Rev. r. r. Hatfield, Mr. James Hubbard Of Middle
town n j. to M.ss Jane X Bsnnan Of NewYOrk
LOUIs-OBRlEN-A, Rio de Janeiro Brazil on board the
chip Floating Zephyr on Sunday sept 80 By tho
Rev ! stOekbrdse u 5. n, Nj George b. Louis Of New
Orleans to Mis Csthsrine OBren Of Newport. WAeA
LYONs-MORROw-In this city, on WEDNESDAY. April :, BY
the Rev Mle the residence OF tue brides mother
MI John Lyons of Lynn, Mass to MISS Eliza Jana Morrow
OF this city.
EAURY-HAgRY-In this city, Thurdsy. April 8, a. st.
Tb msss Church by the Rev. r. Neville. ID. d., Lieut.
Wilsm Msury u. ). NJ. TO Anne second daughter
OF the late William Maury, eco, OF Liverpool
PFIssNFR-LEwIS-In Schenectady or "wednesday, April
by the Rev DR. Ephao' Mott, Eiiss Pessn- Of Fiscck
bsvsri., ARD Margaret daughter OF Tsyior Lewis
HINCK-HEREFORD-On "Wednesday, April 2, b. tho
Rev Dr More. WIFI an Edgar Schenek 10 Anns, younso.
dsuhier Esber Benson Hereford OF Cstsfl ~ T.
NHlTR-BRYsON-On Thursday, April 3, by the Rev. Dr.
De Wn Sir John p. White 70 Margaret H., dsushter Of
Da. Rrysou deceased
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COMMON PLEAS-GESgRAL TERM-Aprl j.
DECISIONS.

Dennis McMshon sgt- Tbos- K. Allen. Order sp-
peeled from affirmed. with $40 costs
Reuben Ross, jr., agt. Philo V. Beebe. Judgment
affirmed, with costa
Adoph Glssse agt. Henry Keuken. Judgment re-
ver,ed, with costs
Hector Courtois sgt. l.. +. Harrison, Treasurer.
Order app-a-d from reversed without costs ssd MI hs,so
required and submit examination on two days
Io'Ee.
Ftd. r. Hardy agt. Fred. LACEY. Judgment re-
yesee with
VIM. Yulo-s, &C. agt. jos. +. Rapelye. Judgment
on the Referee as and reference opened either
Iay TO te produce further testimony costs TO abide
James Noble agt. Thos. Cornell. Judgment sf-
frrn.d with
Iraac Piser agt. Stearns & Marvin Judgment re-
vtrssd with costa
Adopbus F. Bud5enberg agt. Valentine Bener;
Chs, Bsbra art Henry Frog Geo, Gros.v Francis Nc
Bnde; Ludwig Posch LOUIS Miller Chss T. Thompson
sst Joscrh II. Wood-all affirmed, with costa
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tAdvcrtiSement
CAUTION To THE PUBLIC.

Since the introdu con OF ScHEDAn AROMATIC ScHyapps
into the United States number Of liquor mixers IN
Boston and Philadelphia have beet engaged putting -
arc poisonous Gin green and and be pslmed 81
uIoa the for genuine SchnsPs have directed ny
institute legal proceedings ins all per
they ascert.n 10 be engaged in the most strOci em
Of deception md call tho press I'd 5e pubic TO aid the N
In their efforts TO remedy ~ great evil.
viii the public 10 understand that tho SchDapps so sold
by the laon pipe only sold in quart and pint tiss
doEer quarts and dozen p1ts bottle
soveioped yellow PAPER with my the bottle cork
AID fac sne OF my sgstJe the label For sale ct 81
respectable Druggists and Grocers
UDoLPHo WOLFE,
Sof Importer aAS nan. 'I<isye,,
Depot Nos- &c, % and % Beaver - Ne~.Yosk
TIE word ScHGAPPs belongs my medii a. beverage al
other is counterfeit and imposition ON the pebhc
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Five csses Countt rpanes Al l0i; 3 cases do.

Five cases COunttrpanes ~ Nv cases 40 al
49, 20 cases fancy Spnng Silks at FIRE Black do 5e % 81
n,T,or ounty AT of Muslns g. and 10 CO Is
,.r ward 500 beautiful Toilet Covers AZ 81 exaofdaaJ
mic. Also Of Sheens aSl Pillow Cases The wso.e
~ hh fopiog his early arrival SPRING GOODS, selected
h the sreatset care beth quality and the newest y u
hicn will offered MONDAY the Ith a. prices 70 satisfy
,s,sious Az early call will have the preference Apply TO
ID. THOMAS. No III Slgiogs cor Wooster
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HEAVY ROBBERY OF DRAFTS AND NoTI-0n
Saturday morning q tin box, containing drafts and
notes q hand to the amount Of $4,000 stolen in
rather Ingenious from the Office Of Mr.. Nor
jackson, bill broker at No. III Wall street. 1t
appears that his boy was returning from the bank to
Mr. Jackson's Office with the box, and when about
entering the Office was accosted by weldressed man
who asked for Mr.. jackson, and on being informed
that he was not in seemed to be much disappointed
and asked the boy to take note to him at No. 1911
South street. The boy unguardedly consented To do
so, and went of leaving the tin box. When he
turned both box and stranger were missing AS pay
ment of the drafts and notes has been stopped it is
probable that they will be returned.
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Id W INI,E'LLIGENCE
THE CONTESTED CONTROLLER5HP.
SUPREME COURT-Bef0rs judge Esorr.
TRIAL OF THE CASH up JOHN .. GILES agt
AZARIAA Q. PLA0G.

The trial Of this case was resumed on Saturday and
the subjoined evidence was elected
Isaac Clark sworn-I live 10 Fify-third street near
Second avenue was IL the poll room OF .he Rr District .sf
specto there bad conversation with Bolster on The eee
ton Of Controller ssked him to give tbs vote for NJ
he did he said the number 5le Wa bstseSS
Cressexsminsd-Ive in Fihy third street; have resided
there since May have lived there about eisht Yeats
sIn IL the second district voted for Mr. Gles
IL city beions to the oannef A''ocis1IIi
the same hs, ~ Keehlm belosgs so the eouTersa io
tween aid Bolster 10 the PoTeon; was IL ae ZOO nj
were ersasel about the when first sVs- oO'
doing thn think b. 'oAea 90 the P.P-' Tl'a
and id not -hat 90 IL did not maze ,nql, sb'a
az S9ss o u, h.j. .G .O 90. ..S In o .Saa
coIforstln iy. In tie Sinsteeata "aft
sg so 1.s ss a S.s have
Eishysixh street; MG fSey gagged " Goa
DO you kaow the state Of feeling among the cont actor.
and tht shOwi-s ho~ they would Be Asey to Vo'e
GeSnsei for psiIis contend. that was admissible as
was saSd 70 T-ev he sat. Of esss among
show there sr the sS'e wh;a was si'eai IL
The Judge ssia he would allow the question il simply
The feeling OF thOse living In ce First District on the
O. 10 s-y Of tho. contractor. live In the PRS; District II
the N.peieeuth W.ra, Ye., sir Mr. G.ll'.nsI dosA -,
F,r.t net doat know whsre usllsshers work lies
wSs ". the :,s se Sf iesi % Pm t.s 6e Of
NiDe,eerth Ward far regards the eieeen CSutrols
Objected TO OIL the ground thai mr brown d't nv IL ~
lsses wofken wher. they live Qlstio1 rule cat
Wnes-Nore # nv live IL the frss DsEret, TAT a'
know. =,
To Mr. OConor-I mentioned the vc'e received II 10 MI
Noultos wehsi discussion prrvioasy b. wss iJr
(.i,-- sod | Tor Flsef.
Severn L. Acul'or oeposed - foo-si i've 81 tbs
OF fo,ts ninth street and thrd svenue see2 T
,b~r- hsv- partner took interest u the election -
-,i,en; | vued MI Fissg; Republican s't l.
csld brow hr Carte caroed the resslt Of the
f ontroll-f from him frs' hr b0uIht clip Of psFer ITO
The polls nuubrf Of written I'D aI II o.
- ,,upt<r b. vote Flsss SIS; ths before ~
~ok "Wednesday the sffer the electro tarre v-r-
three ca four prsss The tine the Question hsi be- :
800 suo1 In order sest.e toe question W. C'a-t
ia oa~r~d 70 90 ard ssd return win n; snw
Nj Elis have Known bin By sigst ssou two y-sr'i as
q co y, him about Of election; ezra
s te eleoou heard him spesi sesut MISTAKE rJ we're
kia steet tafomsy and u ARRIVING oa ne vess q
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CovTT OF GruERAL SxssroSs. The April term Of
this court, Judge Oapfon presiding. commences to-
day. Many casos Of much pubic Importance are on
the calerdes for trial II IL possible that the case OF
Lewis Baker for the murder Of William Poole may be
transferred from the Court of Oyer and Terniner to
the Sessions for second trial. 10 consequence Of the
large amount Of other business in the court where b.
ker first tried The following is the calendar for
the present term Of the court for copy OF which
are indebted to Mr.. John II. whitmore Clerk Of the
CITY priron:
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DPOwNYD IN CIsrLRS On Saturday event e
Coro Hsbfod held inquest the body Of Harriet Stacy
gil in the employ Of Mira 81 ,bo W. Hall,
siding at No I6 South Fourth street Easora src who
found drowned Ia tbs oister. IL from thu
Mrs Hall tho ate leaving th- girl
alone TO take Of nfaht On returning about oc
the child found In tho bs sOno snd HI body of tho
sr after discovered In the IL taxing
body to the verdict o. scci
dental sLdeTed IL thought By n t1o
gr coI-ultts Cd .uisid-
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ADVERTISEMENT
SELFISH PROPENsITIES: COMBATVENESS-

Defense resolution force, courage. DEsTRUcrNEsEs-br
termination severity, hardness ALiaRSTIvESEss-APpsut
relish feeding greed. saving
industry, thrift ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS policy, tact
safety, provision fear Exam
ina iors daily, by Prof FowLKR, No. 500 Broadway.
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SCALDED IN A NAT o. Bor LA0ER BEL1.-On
Saturday aer1 GesraGs sanet Anthony Dsger al
Chsree Staob enJlo g. VEs laserbe@r brewery in
Messerole street In lao sixteenth Ward, da3serouy
salded BIZ falling into n1shtuj containing hot lager
beer The scufains sad one Of them uopsd si'
heels against the tub add fsry backward drew the
other With him into the TOY out re,filly
scslded and TO the City Ho s where they Jas
a precsrious condition.
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DrsruRpAScE AT THE RIDING ScHooL.-On Sat-
urdsy night disturbance occurred at the ding school IN son
which
febt II brougb, about BY employee. bon
attempting two from going iuto
the gallery fesred general esh would be
result the Ioce called in and nothing farther 9ceuro
disturbances occurred Of the same place few
ings preyious
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... fAdvcrfieoueatI
The NEW ROTARY LoCK-For Store DooE A

Dwe.es ses.os the strength. simplicity. AL sssrnty
Of the best Bsak AID Iron safe Locks IL tai h
n'oy sape nor W ssy, tie clumsy ker Is changed 10 asl
one IL 70 pot your YEA, petet portemo0nae nls
changes ear he msde Ia the lock vii he male sks
uIisss exn,sy otarod Is .eesr lays ia tho nFs
sibliy q it, being 0lensj wbef the Por sale By
the fst,ltsos. HOlAEs yALEsTLzE BgTLES-
EasS0 Id NsIis Lane
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[Advertisement.l

ExAGGERATIoN.-Ths common foible as
theme Dr. VINToss able hands fail Of proving
peny useful and attractive Indeed know one more
capable of anayxins this universal falling and portrsying ito
manifold varieties they appear the sayings ard don OF
nations and individuals The Lecture will be delivered Tas
lNondsy EVENING at the Hall of the Mercantile Library
Astorpacs
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IsCouRr OF APPEALS, April 5, l856.-l59. People
ss Merrill Argued w. T. Odeu for People; John H. Key
L0lrr for Defendant 49,
Meu Bank sgt Ne York and New Haven Railroad
Co Curtiss Noyes " Hill, jr. aud Geo Wood
for ea T. L. Van winkle and Daniel Lord for hesPon'
II ST. Struck of
Court adjourned until Monday mornns. a. D o'clock
Calendar for AprT. 4. 80 g. 81 90 4S, ~, 50, IS, 81.
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FAST DRIviSG.-A case was tried in the Supreme
which may warning to the drivers OF last
borfe. son d. driving tho Coacy Island
the proper side and At rea'naeo ps-e ~he1
his vehicle by John Jones' whJ going
rapid pace and the OF Mr. Prince coasdetAby Ia
urod An action brought for damages and verdict OF
rendered IL favor II plaintiff With ~ allowance ~
he
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SATURDAY, April So. q.

cATthpAf, APtu o--r. u. .
The stock market was active to day and the markss
generally was quite firm, ard in some eases bsoyssl.
Erie however, was exception, and fell of 10 81.
Harle was among the weakest stocks. All tho Wes4
ern Railroad Stocks were fully sustained with goo4
demand. Cleveland and Toledo improved to sii, -
advance of y cent, and Michigan Southern 10 ss.
Cleveland aud Pittsburg was up v cent. AT the
close COT, buyer sixty was bid. Galens advanced -
ia. Ncarsgus was in demand, and iai was bid -
the close In Railroad Bonds the business was larger
than of late, and the market was steady. There ~
large business in State Stocks, especially at the
Second Board. The sales include $1,000 Mssours -
sil The market at the close steady.
The Exchange market closed rather heavy for No
steamer at previous rates.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury wa: Paid,
s2a3 sl6 IL; Received $ai0 1873 80; Balance, o., s.
OF "a; Paid for Assay Office, es5,s3s se Paid %
Disbursing Checks, s45, $50 &c. Balance Credit al
Accounts, si3,646, 800 76. The receipts include
$4,000 for transfer draft Boston, and 90, 900 from
Chicago.
The balance to credit of all accounts last week was
sl3 200, 772, consequently the increase during tho
week il s445, 537 of which 100000 came from Chi
cago OF the payments to-day taoo,oo was for Post
Office service to Messrs. Collins Co.
The exports of specie from this port for the week
ending this day. and for the year 1885, thus far were
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The eighteenth and last OF the Peoples Lectures
sll be delivered at Botanic Hail. 60 East Broadway,
se-neht, by Richard Reaf, Of the Five Points House
n Industry. The subject is Self Elevation.