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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-13
TURKEY.
THE ARMIES EMBARKING.

Letters from Constantinople are to the 18th of April
Four thousand French soldiers, whose term of SER
= GO had expired, have embarked from the Cdmea
ne-baH OF the Sandman force had already leit
arsbs Pelssier would retUrn home about the end Of
\, month. Generals Ludes and Pelissier had ex'
HANGED wits Of courtesy. The weather was good,
md the health Of the troops improving.
A letter from the Camp, dated April II, says:
Yesterday, the 18th inst, Gen. Ldfers reviewed
ldy Of Russian troops on the Mackenzie plateau, IN
1s.euce Of Marshal Pelisser aud Generals Codrngton
ln La MaTmora, who had been invited 10 witness the
3ppection. The stated number Of Russian soldiers
1rsent was io,o oo but the general calculation vas
tht rot mole than 5000 were assembled. lhey
Demed TO be picked men, we've ceany and well
btred and marched past in exc, ent time and order
Tle bands, each containing from 50 to 20 muscians,
W're much admired. After the review, Gen. LADDERS
kre dtjefner at which the commanders of the allied
nrnies snc many other officers were present
The French soldiers of the class isis have all eft
F. Frsaco, and to-day those of the class is4s VINO
hsEe, jast completed their period of service, are
usrhng to Ksmiesch for embarkstion. Tomorrow
ssrha PeGssier is to review the msis body Of the
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PUBLIC .ME.E'IINGS,

AMERICAN BAPTIST PUBLICATION SOCIETY.
The Thirty-second Anniversary Of the American
Baptist Publication Society was held yesterday, IN
the Baptist Church in Oliver street. The attendance
was rather small Dr. KISsARD, in the absence OF
the PRECEDENT occupied the chair The Annual Report
shows that as Tract Society, 10 the sixteen years
from 1924 TO 1e4o the Society Issued ftyfonr mons
in Socks and frscts Of oil sizes, Issued about one
hurdrtd and forfy-six millions Of pages together,
making total OF tro hundred millions OF pages
There have zen issued during the year ending May l.
1885, pages in octave $3.50 900 pages in duo
decimo, 5o9iOto pages in lsmo $4,000 pages in
32mo l52, 600 in ismo, and 81, 45o pages in 64mo.
The total number of pages printed the past yesrn
ls e76, e93-equal TO 1878, s93 pages in lSmo The
total number Of publications row embraced IN the SO
citty's catalogue is SOL of which 237 bound vol
umes; of the tracts. 232 in English in French.
IS in German and IL in Swedish. Grants OF books
and tracts to the amount of 1924 S. have been sent
to foreign countries including packages sent to Ger
many, Sweden, Africa. Hayt, Canada, and the Empire
Of Brazil. The receipts from al sources during the
ar iLcr ding balance in hand oil DO o. nave oeen
S54 sol g. being over the previous year OF
81 1893 So Disbursements for The year, so, 4O' oil,
leaving balance in the treasury OF eyf IL Inc
number Of CoporteuTs 10 commission DUNG the year
euoirg March J. 1856, was 100; OF that NUMBER ~
were students Is f,on Rochester from Madison, anc
from Lewisburg. BY them 956 weeks labor has
been permeo g. 33 miles Travelled, 80, o23 volumes
sold q 1882 volumes given 70 the poor; 39oo42 pages
of tracts distributed $500 sermons prescned; Zo5l
payer meetings held; $40 hopeful converts IaP.zeai
"a $50 families 633 vessels. and $40 canal ooats Wis
ited 10 churches constituted, and 81 sunoay-schoos
organized The number in commisio ion at the close Oh
the year was "a -
The Society was addressed by several gentlemen,
aud Il ordinary routine Of business was transacted
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INDIA AND CHINA.

Dispatches anticipatory Of the regular mail have
been received, Of date Calcutta, March 23 Bombay,
April 3; Shanghai, March Ill and Hong-Kong, March
10. The Santal rebellion is completely subdued. Dude
is quiet and the King had left his way TO England.
Prone (Burmah had been destroyed by fire. Persia
is quiet Trade in India has improved; Freights are
finn. Exchange at Bombay, g. 3D.; at Calcutta,
2s. 2Id. At Calcutta Indigo was very active, with
reduced stocks The prices of imports have declined.
The Chinese Imperial troops have sustained de-
feat and the insurrectio is active at Kiangsi An
extensive fire had occurred at Hong Kong. The firm
of Nye, Brothers & Co. have failed. The Chinese at
Shanghae refuse Mexican dollars. Exchange at Can.
ton, Is. Id. at Shanghae, 6s. I'D.
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French amy in tie Cr,rnea. when Gen. Llder, =
expected TO be preGeIt The Ssriinisns have com
n,tncod their departure. They ore embarains in
Ergish tanspOrts and. 1t Ii said the English troops
viii Lot leave with The exception Of the brigade Of
Gunr6s. until the whole Of our Saf1inian allies have
quilted the Crmea.
Mary parties Of ofioen and others leaving
the British caup fcs sh,ft expeditions into the in
terror The famous site Of the battle Of the Alma in
one direction; Bakchi eera, SiInf.ropo and Tcho-
font kals tie place Of settlement OF the Ksraite
Jews in ano,Ler; and Baidar Pa,s to Aupka and
Ysha in thild direction the chief objects Of
traction Yesterday, after the morning cburch-ser-
vices the camps arost appeared 70 have changed in
hsb -nts, many were the French Sarjnisn ant
English visitors the north ale of tee harbor ADD
aniCng the Russian camps on the IDkerman plateau,
and many Rpssian soldiers were wande ing about
the camps Of the Allies"
"A general cen-uie Of the cOnc uct Of the srmy
works corps appear geuer orders Of this days Gate
Lieutenant Colonel Hallewell, Assistant Quarter
master General Of the fourth cvson has been ordered
special duty TO Balakava. He is TO have the gu
pernendence Of the emharkation Of all British troops
leaving from that pot and 10 be the medium Of CON
muncation with tae naval authorities respecting the
arrangements Of the transports.
'1he review Of the English army by the commander
oftbe forces is announced TO take place the 2ls in
slant. AL officers aud soldiers obtaining permission to
leave camp are warned 10 be back by the GOTH"
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

1he eteam frigete Niagara will be foated out o. the
Dry Deck at tic Navy Yard In Brooklyn to-day.
The ea.sor viii be opned TO admit the water at 10
u, the tine Of low water. and The vessel will
poss out Of about p. m. the tune Of high water
This operation will be more taTdy than necessary or
usual. the dock can be filed fortyfVe ninrtes
end exhausted in lees than tive hours but it IL chiefly
with the view OF efordrg thoe- who may be present
6edtr opportunity for witnessing the peculiar NOES
opesandi Of the Dock.
IMPrRT CITY REGATTA CLUB.
The members Of tbs Club met at the Msskst Hotel,
Catharine Slip last evening. Stephen Roberts pre-.
siding, ard d. II. Putnam, Secretary. Committees
we're appointed to select place and make The neces
sary arrange ments for the National Row Boat Regatta
which will take place under the direction of the Club
On the ed Of June bext. This regatta will be free to
professional and amateur oarsmen from any part Of the
world Tie rowing will be between eight, six and
four.oe,td boats and skeleton boats. In few days
the regulations and prizes viii be mace public.
MELANCHOLY DISASTER.
Cousspooisoes Of IN. n Z Trs,uns
SANDWICH Mass. Saturday. May 10, 1850.
The schooner George Parker. Of Orleans, from Ban.
cor 10 New York. loaded with lumber, came ashore in
the gale yesterday at Scusse tt Habor miles from
this place The vessel broke from her anchor near
bar, upon which che struck sidewise and immediately
copsized. The captain, master, and cook were
drowned The schooner is now on the beach, and the
lumber scattered for half mile on the sand Efforts
are made TO recover the papers 10y cutting into the
csbir and also to find Tie captains body. supposed to
be Iashed to the rigging.
The two men saved say that the officers had been
freely drinking 1t was in open day that the disaster
occurred, aud 70 be the result of strange
iesAness
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TIE EUDORA MYS Terry.
PROBABLE RECOVERY OF THE BODY OF
TIE CAPTAIN

PROBABLE RECOVERY OF THE BODY OF
TIE CAPTAIN.
On Sunday afternoon man named Alexander Elan
dreau discovered the body of mar IN entirely nude
state which had been washed ashore at Hunters Isl
and, about mile above City Island and from it, ap.
pearsnoe he led to believe that it the body Of
Capt. Wm. Farmer. supposed to have been murdered
by the negro Wilson, board of the schooner Eudora
JmogeIe, while at anchor near City Island in October
last The body was taken charge Of by Capt. Levins
Mr.. McCleDDan and Squire Pendleton, and conveyed
to City leland where it was packed ID ice.
Yesterday Coroner Morel Of Portchester oom-
menced on investigation at McClennans hotel, and
mpanneed the following jurymen Joshua ievnis,
foreman Charles McCieDnaD, WIN. Scofeld, AleIan.
der Role, John Price, William Price, Thomas Jen-
nings, end Dudley r. Wells.
The medical testimony showed that deceased came
to his death by violence. There was an extensive
fracture Of the ekul produced by instrument which
took effect on the left side Of the head just back Of
the car, splitting the sku; another powerful blow had
token effect on the left cheek bone and crushed it in.
He testified that either blow sufficient to cause
death. The small finger Of the left hand was cut of.
On portions of the breast and arm the skin had been
cut out with knife-probably to remove marks
which might cad TO identification.
Capt. Farmer had the figure of a female worked
with India ink upon his breast also figures upon his
arm and the initials "W. p" upon the cali of the
left leg. The corresponding places upon deceased had
been defaced with knife by removing the skin.
The inquest was ad ourned over until to-day, and
teegraphic despatch was sent Oh to Capt Arnold,
brotber-n-law of Cspt Farmer who is expected to be
present III will probably be able TO identify the body
C;apt Waterh ouse, formerly Of Deep River, idsnt-
fes the body US that Of Capt Farmer The remains
have been in the water long time, and the flesh has
entirely disappeared from the head also on one leg
between TIE calf aud ankle, which appears to have
been ohafed off by rope used to bold the body down
with weights. The hight Of deceased-hve feet ten or
eleven nches-and the absence of four front teeth In
the upper jaw, corresponds with the description gwen
os Cant parrrer and all who have viewed the body
feel confident that it is his remains.
The negro Wilson is at present in the Tcmbs wait
ing trial for scuttlipg the vessel
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STREET

The Committee Of Streets of the Board OF Council
men, Mir. VAs RIPPER, Chairman, met yesterday az
terpoop in the Council Chamber City Hall, when the
subject Of widening Laurens street on the west side
TO correspond with the width of West Broadway, t25
ee from Canal to Amity street, and thence to con-
tnue as widened through TO Fourth street, was con-
siderec. 1870.
Ex Aid Morn and Mr.. Moosk appeared on behalf
of the petitioners and in the coarse of their remarks
set forth the many advantages OF this PROJECT.
strants. . .
THE further consideration Of the subject was post
poned till future day, Of which notice VIII Dc
given.
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FIRES.

Yesterday morning, about Q clock, fire broke out
in frame building at the foot OF Fly .6th street,
East river, which, together with several wooden out
houses, was entirely consumed. The property was
owned by Mr.. French, ard, until recently, occu-
pied home for children, under the auspices Of the
New.York Juvenile Asylum Society. The loss has
been set down at O. ooo portion Of which is said &c
he covered by insurance. the amount, however, we
could not ascertain owing 20 the absence Of the pro-
prietor. There is no doubt tina. the fire was the
work Of an noenaisry az the premises have been IN
occupied since the drst Of Msy. TSs 6remes of the
rst district Gerry on tis ground but sbeir efforts
were unayaJins.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Nav l2.-Ald. Fox, President ,

MONDAY. May i2.-AId- FOX, FTosiuens P'0 TIM
In the chair.
Reports Adoptei. TO inciose the pillars OF the Hal
Of Record. 10 give additional room to the oices OF
Controller o, d Street Comuis sioner. To have the
piers ard sps lighted on the East ver between Jack
sop and Grand streets To repair the cariase-Dsy ia
Pr srl street, between Fulton and VAL streets- Au-
thoiizng the lessees Of pier No. 10, North river to
widen said pier lie entire kneth. To flag Thirty inst
etrret between Madison and Fifth avenues. To widen
Reade street from Broa1wsy TO Washington street, %
feet on the northcrly side.
The kctr Cty HaH-Plsbs were. after discussion.
made tie spt cai order for Mooday next
AID. BaRKER, President, here took the chair.
Communieasions- From Comptgoler Fiagg, thank.
ing the Common Council for their proposition to in
crease his salary from s. 900 to s. .ooo bat declining
bs same a. contrary 10 his visx. q reform Ordered
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DISTURBANCES IN SYRIA.

serious disturbance has taken place OF NspOus.
The Rev. Mr.. Lyde, English missionary, was leaving
Naplous, when halfwitted Arab, looked upon by
the natives holy man, demanded aims, ana seized
Mr.. Lyde's gun which was hanging before him on the
saddle. Unfortunately the piece exploded and killed
the man. The Arab population Immediately rose,
plundered the house OF the Engisb Consul, English
school. and Greek chuch. tore down the French and
English flags and ended by killing the father OF the
Prlssian consul who was attempting to defend the
property of the English. Mr.. Lyde took refuge in the
Governors house, and was brought to Jerusalem by
an escort of cavalry cent for him by the Pasta. The
north Of Syria is in very disturbed state. In and
about the mountains there are 900 men, all carrying
arms and the Turkish Government would be power
less against any rising Of the people.
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NETWORK SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION
OF EDUCATION AMONG COLORED chill

This Society was formed in 1919, and for several
wears sd schools lnter its charge, which were trans
terred 10 TIE Board of Education upon Its organizs
ton II stil has considerable fund, which usea
for the distribution of medals among the different COL
ored schools Of the city. The distribution for the pres
eut year Will be made on the 18th Of July next At the
annual meeting, held yesterday at No. - Tnomas
street the follow ing ofcers elected for the
ing wear: President, Charles b Ray: vice-President
Aibio Lyons; Secretary, Philip A. White; Treasurer,
]. McCune Smith; anc seventeen Trustees.
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Internationally

Mrs. s. A. ALIENS WORLDS HAZE RE-
s1osEsTh- Rev. Prof Gro SBrraRD Of Bangor Mo-. sayss
" fid friends who on my recommendation arc dsposss
make trial Of "" - go
The Rev d. C. CLxspEsxS. Chicago Ill; %. add ~
testimony 20 your valuable preparation
The Rev NJ TuAcHsR r, B5gewatcr N Y; Ny hair 10 -
stored original color AID the hue TO be
satisfied The PREPARATION nothing Ike DJe, DOL 49,
upon the screoIs" - a,
The Rev DANIEL I WOOD. Mid1letown. vs." Ny hAk
has upon head the true Of saoehs
Of family. We thankful to you and have mu vses
odr money" =,
The Rev H. A. PRATr, Hsmden, N " Odds his tssunesQ.
Ministers sDd Others in tho city during Anniversary wee
would do well buy depot No. SIS Broome-st, hsos~s
CLARK Co.'S, or RUsHroNs
Sold by pr crs merchants the United s,stss cses
ard Car ada.
wholesale and Retail Depot No. s55 Broomest
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Adyert1t meut
For SALE-EsTATE IN BERKSHIRE COUNTY.

|.
MAss-A FARM with furnished country house. situated ta
PisGed q mules from the eepot, aud miles from Leask
The Fsm contains nearly 800 acres In about equal portions
woodland upland AID meadow the main stream OF tho dossa
tonic through The latter The house thoroughly
built for the present from tho designs OF Mr. T. O. CsS
of and contains II beside bath ROOM dc n ~
shire vsey nd the Tscor and Hoossc Ranges including -
sre attached this part the The farm
house and barn and convenient The wood 10 Of ses
without cultivation. This plsce offers tho advantages Of mo
agreeable and healthy situation with good bathing bostss
fishing and she citing upOL the The house ready se
being completely furnished and suPsd
with wood and ice. For further particulars apply 70 ~ w.
HoLMEs Boston or the Hou T. H. KELLOGG, Pitt<hsid
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Nothing inpor,sp, was done in the PARISH vii case
y.sterda, The plaintiffs formally rested snc the case
WIS adjourned to Wednesday next. at 10 q. M, when
Mr.. OConor will move to dismiss the probste. MI.
Eva:,s Is retained r behalf OF the will, IN place Of the
lste Ogden Hoffman.
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fAdvertisemen.
GAS Ely TUR ES

bsvs OF the finest sssorments Of Gas FtxrvREs
THE city which for beauty Of style and 6nish unsa
cor,rc-ed wholly Of ard original desgna Those 49,
furnishing houses with Fixtures will do well 70 eel and &
stock previous purchasing elsewhere Gas rsoe
inserted INTO buildings skortcst notice.
JAS @ hoFTEr. Man ufsesurer, I'D end III rrinos&
r S.-CHAxpEIfERs IN taken down, reglt Axzste ~
French bxoDse, 10 look cSssl to
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Felix Ief,tre. a baker at No. SO I.Guro ns strec<,
we. yeseIjsy sestet eLs.d With foniou.iy p.sag 81
etpnte,e bii o. The Ne-chsrs aId hecAaas o. %
~eso n " to JAy W Lynsh tsor At Me- IsI Ayesuo c. 10
soliy srd held ut aGnipsti.c
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IAdWrtlaeEnent.l
T,,u crnMAcu Ann IIYER-W. IT, TUOKnR

THE STOMACH AND LIyER.-W. IL. IU0KnA
MD NJ r. c. s. Ediuburg be Consulted on oil sdsctese
of the DIGESTIVE ORGANS ct No. IL University Psce nc
8tbst. 49,,
The for Nay contains articles from Dr. on e
seson to which &c refers Published BY Sherman Co.. ~
4 Nee.y
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fAlvartissnankl

Observation-Disclosures OxYGBNATED BIT
TIERS have proved successful than al other rsmsdes
kpown In cases of Dyspepsia and General Debility Thsss
who doubt th End ample proof In Que hiA
the medicine
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TAdvedsement
CARPETS. g. BRO, No. PAL Broad

way opposite tho Psrt, ,.,,
- Importers and Dealers In svsry description OF
CARPBTiSGs OIL CLofHs, &c.
We are CONSTANTS living from Europe and tbs Auesos
Sales all the latest and most desi able styles OF
CARPETfsGs,
which offer at the lowest market rates
Parties about furnishing would do well to call and oxs1ne
our stock before purchasing else who're.
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The Liverpool CoTToN market, to the close OF
business "Wednesday the 3th Of April was reported quiet at
decline of Id n h. in the lower classes OF American and at
prices rather in favor Of buyers for other Qualities 9: es o the
four DAVIS baes including $50 on speculation aud io
exro quiet without change In prices Quota
ops Of Cotton Liverpool called on Tuesday evs Ing
n Goth: Middling Orleans, 5l6t Mobile $685. uPands
CID ,, .,
The market for BREApsTUFrs had slightly improved
Wheat having advanced Id 2d bushe Flour aud In an
Germ Cd a. quarter dearer Western Canal Flour, ~
s2I, Ohio 81 t055i6; White Com. @6dSoI yellow and
In the PROVISION market Beef remained dull. Ba.
con moved freely landed The market about bare Of
Pork Holders Of Lard demanded ISL a56 but the advance
checked business
NAVAL SToREs-COmmon Rosin was in demand at
4Sd4lO y Spirits of Tupentine quiet st 5a y cwt
LATEST CoMMERcIA.-LwERPooL, "Wednesday,
Anil So D. change to-day in ths GRAIN and PRovs'
ION markets CoTToN quiet without quoable change In PIT
ees, hut tendency rather downward
LONDON MoSKr MARKET -tBy telegraph from Lon
don l-Consols closed at 92l dS2s.
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tAdvertiss msntl

MAKING MONEY FAST.-Persons engaged In we
,.s NJ EyrrIk, PATENT Dooa FASTENERS senng wa
quantities of them They just what the :sistt q -
ds aud travellers thor arc inaspsnsMss
Th.y wherever More agents wsnsea
JAMEs H. LEE, Sole Proprietor. No. u kkchansos oss
falo, N.Y,
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RAIN OR SHINE.--EvASs'S CLOTHING wapr-
poy.. Ncs GO ard IS Fuitoos. Is crowded with cassc,.,
from uornns I'll pisbt Ssppiy after suppiy Of ssceilss1
prApynspF ClorsSe vanish Ike from hs golden is
Csrps MosAL-EvASs undssels cvery 'tesr eeshs< u
keU y
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Internationally
MFDICAI. INHALATION, WITH CONSTITUTE

MEDICAL INHALATION, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RyMypIys O. g. FITCH may be- coasul cd ct he c0Ross
No ia Broadway (now Of the sssbli.hed institutions -
be CITY for the and Throat Heart De
eases Liver Complaint. Female Diseases, and Chronic w
sses generally Office hours from O. m 70 4 p m asSy
SUNDAY excepted. Consultation free.
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TAdvertisement.I

SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Wet your shaving
brush in either cold WATER pour two three dree
Of THOUSAND FLowERs rub the beard we'll end
will make beautiful soft athcr much facilitating the opeee
ton of shaving Price only cents For sale By fErRfD0s
Co., Propneou, and oil Druggists.
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Adv-rs,seuest.I


pKAoys Gallery. No SO Broadway Iook Ar m.
speesr exhibited In Vi Gallery sEA !, The -,
idly and perfectly IN cloudy weather.
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ADVERTISEMENT
RrMoyED TO No. 2Q5 PEARL. s1

REMOVED TO No. 2D5 PEARL-ST.-W0RLDs
SAVE CosP.sY Lilies Patent wrought and chilled Iron IN.
spo Burglar Proof SAFES ard BANK LOCKS Refers Bod
Of Amercs American Exchange Nssssu Mercsnte, Marked
Corn Excfange Fulton, Conmonwsa st. Nichoss. No
ehsnc and 1raders National vaoas other Bsnks Ia Nov
York CITY the City Of Troy and many throughout As
United States J. C. MokRIs Agent No. 2po Pesrst n T.
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fAdrrrrisemeat.l
TAdvcrtfsemeotI
AMRROTypHS and DAGCERREOTYfES.

sire in eoors for only Fifty Cent? including eeauofc
equs quality hose chsrsed $5 for esewhorss q
WgLLiNC's, corner Of bleecker and Carmire s'A
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IAdxertiacufrntl

PHOTOGRAPHS, in every variety, at BRADY's
National Gseiy Thcnrsons saloon, No Ss Bscadwg
The snettes n wster cclos unexsmpeA In the vofs4
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fAdverfiseuen,l
READS

o. EVERY pEscRIprfos.
Zoe sd, sy N. P. BRcws.
No. 1856 Pearl 81, Eew- rSA
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To RELIGIOUS DESIGNATIONS AND OTHERS.
See rc,ce OF VALUABLE SEMINARY PsorERry for Sds 6
Auctioe, err head Of To whom IL may cons>n"
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
brown. shirley & Coz Circular.

Per dndntel LIVERPOOL Tuesday. Aprii 80 1890;
We have to report COTTON market decline OF 81
lt in the lower Glasses Of American and a. prices rather In
fa Other qualities The Gales for the four days
amount eco bales specuaiors and exporters taking DIV
baes Yesterday market for YARNS and GooDs In Mauca hes
passed quietly, without much change in prices The
Co RN market has slightly improved WHEAT having aiyauced
IQ2d % buth FLOUR y bbl. ard INDIAN CORN Cd q ar