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ASTHONY-On T

ANTHoNY-On Thursday Ling. April II, AZ CsrmAnsvis
Mss-ss. youngest d.nss,er OF Edward ard h,rsa'ee X
snihuny. aged yesrs ard nosths
The o g , =. - sss. q oS Anssa, No $50
The friends and relatives Of the family are req is'ed
takel TO Greenwood.
DAILEY-In this city. "Wednesday April ls Of paralysis
Heures wife Ct James Daley IN the ooth year OF her ago
FFFKs-On We-nesdsy. April u, Agnes y feeks. aged 10
years months aud days youngest daughter OF stephen H.
Tn. relatives friends nve6 to scnd her funeral fo
No se Clinton street Fi.y afternoon at O'Clock Tae
remains will DO taken to Cypress Hlls Cemetery.
ri. f.bss r.. iss Yors street Brooklyn, Of consumption
Jsmes FitEsersd, sged . years
GoFP-on ThurAsy April H. bis residence No % East
Due uoce vii be when the funeral viii take place
KIMBERLY-In Brooklyn on "Wednesday, April 49, Of con
ienry ard the late Olive Adelaide Kimberly aged years
moths and l6 DAYS
ME1CALF-on Monday April H. at wes,heli Mass in the
ioh year q bis rge Dr. James W. Meeat soninlsw OF tn
Hon muel X. Beta
MUsGRAvE-On Thursday April H. william Ma'grave, in
FaTof The Church q the Holy Communion corner
,st s, 81 o'clock precisely. The friends Of the family
eIe requested to attend without further notice.
NAUOSFY-On Wednesday April H. Mchsel Mahoney q
ntveof Cshrcysee County Kerry Ireland Vt maiinaa
tion Of the longs.
MAYHARD-on wedresi.y morning, April 49, after severe
and ttoaeied Illness Preston Prentice Maynard younset
son Of Ezekiel ard Eleanor Maynard aged u years and IL
onihs.
PITTMANAt Phlajelphia: on Tuesday evening April 10
after brief Illness Mrs. Margaret Pttmsn eldest daughter
u Whitehead Field, esq
U, remains will be conveyed Trinity Cematsry for inter
re, from toe residence OF Mira Hope No ~ Elm street this
Ea,l pornng 10 ococs Toe relatives snd n ends OF
The family RESPECTFULLY invited 10 attend her funeral with
out invitation.
Wisconsin psIets please copy.
povFrI-Or Wedn.sday April i6 Juliet only child Of
l., nue. snd Susan A. Powell, eyed and days
RADERS-On "Wednesday afternoon April lG, Nina Raiders
eyed yeas.
sTANTON-I Brookyr ThursiAy morning, April IL
luis A.. eldest daus hter Of a p Stanton . ,
The eatses AID friends of the family respectfully invited
10 attend the the residence OF her father, No 70
Monroe rlsce Saturday, the l9h at o'clock p M with
out further invitation.
TUCKER-On Monday April II Frederick Jackson Tucker,
RNc Ifg BIooIe street, seet 80 years.
TIE remains ee inferred tire Cemetery OF the Evsrsreens
IN. cy Of Orleans on Wedn.day April at
So'clock m o pulmonary consumption, William j. WINS,
NJ D. formerly of Pittsburgh, Penn IN the sd year OF ms
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We have nothing row 10 po,e in Exchange.

| We have nothing row 10 po,e in Exchange.
The Fright uaikct IL dali To Liverpool, ~. oss
lush Grain At Il a. ID in bulb and ships bags; Oos
| bis Flour ~; Cotton d.. 80 iuns Logwood siI6.
| go boxes Cheese 25I. To Locdop, 1000 boxes
Cheese SCI; 500 boxes Bacon 25I; 500 bols. Flour
~
a brig to south side Of Cuba. $40 tun. 37lo for
Sugar. and smother at sac. and 81 50 for Molssses.
both to New-York, and port charges paid.
The business Of the Sub.Trsasury was: Paid,
ESQ ss7 H. itcludng $50 900 California drafts Re
ceivtd 81 lo3 90 H. including 81 OOO 900 transferred
from Bullion fund; Balance, - sos, Sss 50 Psid fer
Assay. Offce, $500 a.; Faid Discussing Checks.
ss9.7sf 10.
Charles J. Martin hss been reelected President Of
the Home Insurance Company of this city, A. J. VIII
marb late Secretary, Wee President; and J. Milton
Smith, at present filing TIE same Office in the Jefenos
Insurance Company, Secretary.
Samuel A. Paterson has been appointed Secretary
Of the Jofsrcs Insurance Company in place Of j. Mi
ton Smith signed.
Mr. JOSEF W. Coilies is shoutto retire from the pres
idency Of the ST. Nicholas Bank and Dir. Caleb Bar
stow OF Arctic = Insurance Company will Gil hs
place Mr.. Corli,s viii remain in the Direction aud
the capital of the bank Will be enlarged.
We have had sn interview with our informant n
the case of the Mechanics Bank ACT. the New Haven
Railroad Company. who saisiIms that the s,aseaeos
is correct-tbat the decision of the Court Of Appeals
when officially made will be against the Railroad
Company. We hear rumor IN the street that
the New Haven Company are about making lease u
their road for series of years probably, TO the New
Haven ard Hartford Company. If this rumor be true.
and of its truth at present know nothing the hold
ers Of the so-ealcd spurious stock should be ON the
alert TO protect their interests
The business of the Clearing House to-day was
$50 CCO,CoO.
There is no mari ed change 10 the Money market.
The demand was active as always is on the day OF
the ariy al Of the California steamer but toward the
cose the supply was abundant. Coll loans are1 v
cent ON the best description Of stocks. Paper nos
plenty and in good demand at cent for frstclass
inatures The Banks ,nersy are discounting their
receipts, and regular dealers have no difficulty in
passing their bills receivable.
The half yearly interest on the Second Mortgage
Bonds Of the Flushing Railroad Co., due LIST prox
will be paid on and after that day, at the office Of the
Farrne rs Loan and Trust Co.. in this city.
ThompsOn's Reporter gives the annexed statement
of new Banks ID this State:
BANK DEPARraExr, Wednesday, April 3, 1850
List Of Banks which have INTO business sd As 70 80
IL business rse the end Of tie last hscs year sept 10 1872
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MAItHhE ID.

BROwN-EOkG-At Brooklyn, Thursday, AprI II, m
the order Of the Society Of Friends Tomas H. Brown Of this
cv Pnehe dsugh.r Of the late Ssnfpd Hois Of West
ches'er County y. Y.
uADRIsOS-MITLER-In this CITY, on Wednesday, Aprii
rs by the Rev " J. Msrellis D. d. A. V. Hsrrsoa ESQ
ri Hanover y 10 Aids Ann daughter OF the Hon Jacob
= Miller NJ D., Of Nev-Iors.
POvFLL-wHKELFR-U "Wednesday, Aprsl Is, by the
Rev VIM Z Gordon, ID. D., Mr. WIou4bhy Powell TO Miss
Vhsnia r. Wheel-T dsushef Of Mi stephen T. Wheeler
ell of this city.
ROCHFoRD-siIX-ln ;A;5 city Thursday, April ~ BY
the Rev rr Knox Mr. james Rockford to Meieeat T. Max,
r. arfsx
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SECOND BOARD.
THURSDAY, April l7-p. ".

The market was ire gulsr at the First Board and
generally dull After the Board the news by the Bal
tic was announced and produced some buoyaacy al
though the actual signing of the treaty Of peace had
less feet than had been anticipated Erie advanced
to 81 with considerable transactions, but reacted
ard cl,s,d at 5ei There was rumor current,
which had an uriayorable effect upon the stock,
that the fares were to be reduced 81 per pas
-erg.r. but this probably refers 10 the usual re-
duciiun under the Summer arrangement. We un-
dertand the snow Is gradually melting from this road,
leaving il in much better condition than the SdPern
t,nd.nt anticipated The cuisines Of April, thus Tar,
has b,,n yer, large. Rcadng j. steady ut about 81;
Central, 90; Harlem, loi; Hrd-on River SO, &c
Tie movement IN Chicago and Rock Island Is less vio
lent to-day but the price has tuctna,ed eooslderaoy
il opened at a. EEL or to e3i, and closed nj -.
LARGE amount of The stock has been taken out o. the
market. Cleveland ard Toledo was among The most
huo,n,, stocks ard eli sod at so bid ala improvement
an A. cent The basiless II the fret two weeks
oC Aprl has been very large Michigan
Southern was also buoyant ceiling q. -, an
Improvement II y cent; Milwaukee AID M'Sss-
stpi sold at s5i, Ald Wisconsin Lake Shore at
7.i Illinois Central ga Michigan Central, si' "aI'
era and Chicago declined q cent: Nicaragua Loot n
norton Il the improvement, Of Yesterday, and fell of
A. u. gailtond bonds were dali IN the morning, but
Iliuo. Central W. ia demand at tie second Bp.rd
and ,old nj - an improvement Of Y c-n', during
/ the day. The bustc-s IN State stocks was mainly
eo,ar,d 10 Missours which closed at sil. decline
/ of cent The market at the close had promising
appearance for sll the actiye stocks,
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SUPREME COURT-CIRcUIT-Apr l7-Before july
CLFRRR.

VIM B. Fitch, SC, agt. The Mayor &c, Of New Yosk.
This case reported in Tuesdays tribune, has been
on the whole week, finishing only yesterday.
judge Crke read bis oinOD, DonsunR thelplantn TO TIE
Jurv sstg remained unsered hut, the wnoe he
had submit certain questions u fact 70 the Jury
In order that they might find special verdict subject 10 the
o. y % ibe General Term on the questions OF law.
o action, viz: For extra work in the con
,trrior sukhead which Plaintiffs snor racted 10
build the for $4,000, the whole amount claimed
TIE ecn this dependent the decision OF t1 g
1be Hatr under the Atate
or Of this nature. IL made BY the street Com Ms
of Of motion AID not in OF reso uion OF
the Common Council
On second Of action the Jury found for tue de-
feucaIts.
Sarah NJ Briggs sgt. james '. Brggs.-Decree for
i from bed an board a. Ee ins
the husband from interfering with ,he future earnings OF his
wife.
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Total ..............................Si 9s650 81
HBM ship Cocatrce il shortly expected from
Mazstlhn with further large remittance of silver fos
Erglish account
The George Law touched at San Juan on her late
trp and the advCes by her that the river boats o.
tie Tratst Con pany were laid up at Puotas Arenas.
the Agent Mr. Scott being entirely destitute VI
money or PROVISIONS. His intention was to discharge
all the hands and take the boats out of service To-
d. ed, orders this effect went out by the Onzab4
Fl, N the Con pany. The passengers by the Onzaba.
for California as well those who intended to JOIN
Walkers srmy will find it impossible to get beyond
Son Jual except IN buDgoes or canoes.
M communication bad been had at San
Juan with the interior for several days excepting
by canoes. and only vague rumors of the defeat of
schlesinger had reached there. A letter from San
Juan. received by the George Law, states the same
fact. in regard to the Transit boats and adds that
Walker had urged the SCENT Scott to keep the bosts
running that be might receive recruts-had author
lied him to charge the Government for the trans-
oora,ion Of troop., and had expressed willingness 10
settle the questions in dispute between his Gofefn-
uent and II e T. ars Company upon far terms.
The advice fom the West in regard to the business
On tie railroads is very encouraging The T0edo
Co.,src,-I states that Thursday, the 10Th inst,
/ 100 rassei GER in twelve passenger-cars, were ar
rcd West On the Southern Michigan road. The forrs
amounted in tie aggregate to slo.5Go. The receipts
o(tlo Cleveland and Toledo road hr the first two
w..k. of April ~err eC2 ,OeO Equal tc about s5j.9@
for the month, which is 1000 beyond the estimate
Tie sare two weeks last year gave $50 The
Grs, week or TIE Michigan Southern road was
SOS COO The largest receipt ever taken. Or this
81. 600 was for passengers and Ell 600 for freight.
The train on the ,cons:n Lake Shore road on
Thursday last went into Mlwaukee wth nine faii
psssepger ears. Tie earnings for April ara
e-m at,d by the sup+ rpteod-n, at $4,000. which of
for,y-fve mle- cf road is large. The Milwaukee ana
Mississippi end Milwaukse and La Crosse hoAaS ara
dong very large Yusinsss. The bsitrf Is nov oP"n
To Beaver Dam oil ml-- from Mls sukee, apd afeady
- locomotives and 500 freight cars have been pro-
v,d,d for doing the bnsiress ring itself.
TIE Ir1eycaSeAf Of to das says: ,
business Of the past wc-k terdrs on the I'm
- cutie rqusle1 genera expectation: being rs'ser
- han Ire rrek previous TIE b>st part Of the cary os
80 ~ the ecid vfafhtr. % within few days. oNs
"a IN, uaal rash Of by trade. IL usst come bow
"a a TO- be dsast5 TIE amount OF easinss 90
tauss - he lsEoiy h. sd ssfee O. TIE
rsrloS q ast DRY sds .Ee lees "a "a 49,,
-, an .shtiuas 10 arrive Gom abr al o.eSoy
Ii it,. b, tlc.c late patA,.on. The an esA' o. 'ne'eess
J.e offered pctiou !. large ans Ais o.. '
f,tot, heavy e.Troes from ss"4e -.
he r,rl :, would Cause general bfvaA dSun rh-a os
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COURT caLENDAR-THIs DAY.

SrPRFNt tOUkT-SPECIAL tkkN-k>"t- ~, 20, g,
~ o. 70 IcS !s elusive CIScvTr-Nos fs 1917 1917.
1884 sac ls S sSJ 81 $50. S. ,9 2l9e 2le3 lIT.
sfl3 goo .6sZ sspI 2473 2ft5 2G6. f sSs % S y
is sTs $50 soc 2isa 7i 2S 1857 SsG9, 20, 9lSS 1oo
2sp 1875, 9-s. 2s.7. 7Sj. ISIS - -
.s as s5 as az 42I inclusive 80 AL +tj 4i5, AS
40 80 49, as 81, 2gs, 80 rs. iSS sjf.
CoxYoy PIFas CoURr-rRIAL TyEM-Part L
No. 40 40 50. So $50 80 SIS SO ST. 5s So So Sj
sd 81 Par TT-ls6 ISj So So ss ~ az, H. 55 30,
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pr~,rbcd wholly by 's' ~ '',, "a" ~,
s'S S,.. Ace 20 .c,ScD IN che waDO"r Of pr'p'""d
r., moun,r~. The questions "'Nca' :" %
* INC 80 crb 10 'hN N'"0s Of persons de-
's.~ ,ser svre, the r''o"" and "NGo"r OF
a..h. NJ ono @Q"i,y was m'd'' '''
'.'a S ~ .s.A w~p Sc If, lo''' consequence or
So, 4, navy rclsOos than the QSesuoeCr "'o"''
stew, vas s,yss. the truth OF which could be dem
N aA 4. tho audience, and The whole ana" was
-, law, and unsatisfactory to tn" majority vt The
49,, 49,. ...sa,hl,l. Gao hoar was devoted I" tue
-. :, ,Ae c,d NJ which uwc MI Davis an
90 IT,, nineteen questions had heco responded
"a ~ claimed thA, seventeen had been answecet
W.,,, The saa,,ncc sccmcd much dissatisfied
- 49,. manner ri doing husio,ss, and called upon
~. ,,,p,,,e~ t. rCrt, winch they did sncly and IN
- ..s,S r,sr, fashion. Two Of thCmdcolared that mol
-, sucsssNn II theirs had been replied to in any
-, ssl the ether three said that some were an
- ,s.,,,>slv and sumo crrOBcously All the wit
-, ~,, satisfied that nothing was proved in favor
-, S,s,tnAl clN,ns and rot few were Completely
'..,..,>s ARD did M hesitate 20 announce IN haIsh
s,,sas the whole prorc, diogs.
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d. james w MetcaN, late OF the City New York,
So sou-in law 81 the Hon. Samuel X. Belts died at
Vested Mass the l4th met. in the 4Oth year Of
= ~. The doctor was distinguished Homeopathic
v-.es and practitioner, and highly cultivated man.
so wears s.pce he vas constrained by falling health
e rshbqui.h his practice, and retire to the country
visre be gradually sank under combination of deep
ss;ed ralsdies which were aggravated by severe
s..ssk Q. cholera IN 1919. While in practice his skill
AZ neSns literally devoted TO the advancement
& ne fsyolte system Of medical treatment to which
:, as Devoted. He was also g cheerful attendant
rtcr the Ioor, who had nothing bat gratitude with
vtch 10 Ieoompense their physician. Ibee are many
q The friends aud scquaintauces of Dr.. Metcat who
" COW recall particularly during the last years of his
he many we wel-meant, most gently directed and
i5Esuiis suggestions nterposed by him for the pur
De Of e1emptipg the Cbrslaniy in the practice Of
v..cb he lived and died, from that iTeveIence AMI
vty into which the young ana thOugh,lesS, aud even
insured We, DO; profane persOns, are too apt inadver
...ty TO fall during the ardor and excitement; OF dis
eusoon. Good aud ibdelible impressions are known to
ave been ofen the reSIt-and thus the kind and con-
Ecerste monitor III known TO himself, earning that
-os invaluable COMMUNICATION and reward (evidenc d
ing the closing Of his ext tence) prom
81 by O common Savior to the labOrs OF the good
aad faithful servant
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BROOKLYN COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
IL ,-o-f.riar LII.

In tbs Court yerterday Edgar = De Paul "a' rle.l
for brrEsry the d-r-e brsskIg waehuaker'
N he had Cd
lie sal red Y IN his POSSESSION and sf-r the ooer- hs.
returned ron him re Station House they f1h
rar - nir-ers the Convired Sentence rss~rvet
ssrd rat EeH PLEADED guilty Of bar Ssry IN tue sscoai d.
"a scrtrAced the state Prison FOR hVs years Ma
tive Of Canary II Jes1 0A
We Var Lee lie aed guilty 70 barssry II the trs' des-es
ard VS. ser ,eci 70 tie state PTsou fs ysAT BOsa Ia
Nsx-yHk: q yeArs Of
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advertisement.
Turn Npu Do, spy I.U;k-FOr Store Doors

THE NEW ROI Any LOCK-FOr Store Doors,
Duens the strength, simplicity and security
Of the and Iron Safe Locks in IL 10 mn,
ney superior any; te clumsy key ~ changed to sm
one to pocket portemonnae snions
OF changes made the lock will be m.de ALIKE
unless ordered Its security lays 10 the upos
hy Of its being opened without the right Key For sale BY
the Pstsntees HOLMES, VALsSrIsE BUTLER,
Nee ~ and % baden lane.
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fAdvertisemsntl
GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHC PORTRAITS A,

MINIATURES ~ On PAsTFL WArER C0LORs "A corps q
French Artists the highest eu employ ed for the col
one Process No Pictures allowed 70 leave the Gallery unless
perfectly satisao,ory Miniatures aud Portraits made from
DssuerreotJ Pes Of deoessed Per.ons
GUskEY FREDFRICEs,
No $40 Brosdwsy corner Of Leonard st.
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tAdvcrtsemsnil
NEW School OF MEDICINE AND puARN.Cy

-1Hr lAsr UsToLpi.e OF TINS Art OF HEALING Coz
l desrc t'ed all Consumptves but psricu
those no tried all ~, scisns without relief
rcrc- has shown that os cure CoNsvMPTsoS readily
other discsfc, and that Lung ard CoU0H SiRUP
positive Coasumrton in OIL i,s varied form.
Mrs M J. MSE>. Fsycbioai Ply c&n and 1Lerapeutis.
No SIS Wcst 2ith-st Nev.YOrk.
OfRCc hours: 10 am. TO pm, wsdnes5sy exec tied
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Advertisement
BLACK INK IL not 40 reAdllY obtained az mo

would snrro. We have before sne Of writing from
Inks made hy TuApprus pAvos Co Blstwood. Black iuE
Hsrrlsous Columbian LII aud Maynard Noves BLACK Writing
lnk the ih Of August 1855 On thu 18Th of March
Ions 10 the aud rsin MR DADs IsK
though written Any desiring p4-nsnent aud
lcSe records should examine these specimens my Express
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In place Of Bank OF ChsnsDso Safety Fund.- charter e1
In place Of Individual Dsrymens Bank
IN rlsce of Incividus Mercantile Bsnk OF Pstsburg
Ia place Of Safety Fund Ontario Branch Bank charter 81
pred
There is a fair demand for breadstuHs, and puces
are buoyant The demand is to considerable extent
speculative. Shippers are not doing much. State
b ards are selling at sc -, go so. Southern -four is
rather better with sales 1000 bbs at 81 $50 e.l, the
latter for extra brands There is good demand for
prime samples of Wheat, and the market is firm; sales
Q. SEQ bush Long bland at 81 70. Rye and Barley
ore & H. Oats are quiet There is an improved de-
mn fo CON- for export sales As 900 bush at 62S 600.
rik again better especially Mess the quotations are
sl7l2jasl7 - for Mess els 62I dsl5 81 for Prime.
Beet con ;nues heavy In other Provisions there 10
not much change Coffee and Mola-ses are wthout
large and in fair demand but sugars are in brisk
d, II end with a fuither advance on fine grades Of
cent The sales embrace 1000 hhds., chiefly TO gro
c.n-, OF Porto Rico at q 6sc. in bond; Cuos MI.
c,vtdoa q a &c. ard New Orleans at II oslo. The
G. ton market was bros under the advices per the
If,c. and co bales were sold at advance Of 10.
y h.
In addition 70 the gold brought over the Panama
Road ger the George Law there was transported for
English account: ..
Gold ............................ S5lIHl 81
Silver ....''''.'''''''''' io"'4' 81
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Advertisement
DR. g. s. FITCH'S "SIX LECTURES on the PRE-

yESTIoS and CURE Of CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA BEoscHiTs
HEARTDlsEAsE and the Laws Of LIFE with full exposition
of MEDIcATEb INHALATION. "a edition, handsome
bouns in muslin pages 80 Engavuss and soe Portrait OF
Author will be furnished for iUvads at 5 cents per
cofy-substAntay gf-wi be by mail postage IS cts
Apply BY letter, personally 10 S s. FITCH Co. no ia
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Advertisement
pHRFNOIOGY.

PHREN LECTURE In continental
Hall THIS EVENING will DO The Percepte Facult9s,"
ard will Of Intellectual Culture Talents Memory Selec
ton Of Pursuits, &c.
Character dai y, at No. SEQ Broadway.
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

On Wednesday night, about - O'Clock, a fire broke
out in the stable Of John Huchy in Columbia street.
between Jorslemon and State, which was entirely de-
stroye ed. Seine Of the contents were saved. Loss
about $500.
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and Res1e street senened to ,hs Stae Prison
for Eve yesrs
F5r.s Tsyor convicted som. dsvs OF b1-rsy IN,
store OF isu C Cen meyer No ~ Odd street, sa ssn
fe-ceo he S'sis ri 90 ar thee years
Ths c. urt then az orrned for the day
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Cs.Sex br rlNN.-rhc Spring arrangements on
"a, vvsA,aIHlvcr HAlrcad vii take effect on Monday
Ia rNc INV and Albany hnes will leave Cham
-. s,r,c& a. ALLOWS. ENprcSs AZ s a. m; mail train
.s.m. passenger train at is m express train at
IN "a caksran, train st p. M; Pcushkeepsio emf
,-.,t trDss NT& N. ard l pm, Hudson train at
ssNm rxrrrSsirg past most OF the smaller stations
=, -, md taking passengers rp through and pas:
y, Highlands bc,cTo niGh,fan aud reaching Hudson
els orc hour before the o'clock Albany express;
"a, rrsllaS those living the west side Of the river
:, al, The fcrgics before dark. Peeksk trains at
e. - n,AAins the usual way stops. Sing Sing trains
q N:so& N. and p m These arrangements give
Z, Yske-s nine trains; Tsrgtown and Sing Sing, ten
t.,;.s, rctkskill. nine trains; Fishkll and POUCH
kr,ps;e eight trains the down trains aff'rdng similar
,,:s.es Q: reaching the city during the day. The
.nSsS,Ca has been advanced 25 per cent, the rates
4 fsre remaining the same.
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IAdveriisementl
MAKING MONEY FAS'

MAKING MONEY FAST.-Smart Statesmen are
houriu harvest in their unprecedented Of XIII
TLEs PArFST doom FASTENERS They article that
body wants snd what everybody will buy To tIaves they
al indispensable. More Agents wanted. JAMES LEE,
Sole proprietor No. - Exchange St, Buffalo, ~ Y.
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BURGLARY-On Tuesday night the hardware store
Of Kinney Co No leo Market street Newark robbed a
about $50 worth Of gold chains and 80 Ia money The en-
trance was FIRST Effected through bach window.
SUDDEN DEATH AT Lros's FARss.-On Tuesday
evebrE last German named John Miller IN tho employ Of
Capt Morssn farm hand AZ Lyons Farms. fell do-e soa
denly and died He has feDds LIVING the CITY u New iort
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WILSON'S q

WILSON'S ORIGINAL DANDELION COFFEE
Tho s-nuie s sold Wholesale By Barnes PARE HHGENAS
CLASA Co.. and scmyyyLS BRoS and at retail By Drug
Ests generally Manufactured 81 Nos IS aud II East 18th
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IAdyertisemen

THE AUBrN PORTABLE GAS Works Co. offer
their and economical kno
for DweiDs Houses F4ctories VILLAGES &c For information
TIE purchase Of County State rgh under their patents
sppy the office Of the Company No $50 Broadway where
the apparatus Is in operation.
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BELLs.-MENEELY's celebrated Church. Fac

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BELLs constantly hand and for sale by FARBAsKsG Co.. ct
their Scale Wsreroom, No lB9 Broadway.
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