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The Police Question In R,oa.,,n

misunderstanding occurred bet ween the csptans a,
assist captains Of the Fourth D lric Police on Stur
day evening" In consequence of the new METROPOLITAN law
The as sfants Wright and Stewart having given their
adhesion 10 the Cnmmnlsscners no refuse 10 obcy INV
orders bat those which emanaie from Deputy uprn,en
ent Fok consequently there is coustaut conflict Of
authority between them and the captaiu (Poyers) The
ta'tr appointed ofc re Ennis and McI.Sushin of the
seventh ward as assistants, which the direct cause Of
Ue difficulty The sergeaDs protested The Super intend
a anticipating ZONE trouble, on hapt and took sles
with Them, and fr while there twas a lively time
Words ran high and there promise rough ADD.
tumble 'monsati0n bul all parties finally concluded 40,
TO 20 TO extremes, and 20 active hoities were sag
pended Toe feeling existing between the parties very
bitter The tovce Of the district stands ~ mon for tue
Mayor and 10 mt q for the metro oi,an Law
At citing of the Brooklyn Board Of Health on Satur-
Cay morning, u com uunication ived from the
General Superintendent Of Police in New York sating
that in comp with te request Of the Board lie a
be bad detailed officers Oh aries Frost OF the First strict
John M,Cann, OF the Seco,N district Charles H. Lott Of
the Third district George A. Yaddy, Of the Foirh dis
rict; James M Browp Of the Fifth Henry Boyce of the
Sixth John Stilwell, of the Seventh Thomas Combs OF
the Eighth, and Joel Miller of the Ertn, act as H,an
Wardens in their pective dtric aud that these ap-
ron ments confirmed by the boari Of Metropolitan
Police Commissioners Alderman Preston asked the Mavor
10 confirm these appointments His Honor refused do
under the circumstances he would not recognise tho
authority Of the Police Commissioners Alderman PieTson
then moved to Dlacc the communication on die The
Mayor declined TO put the notion and gned the chair
10 Alderman Person when the communication was re-
ceived and placed he The Mayor then resumed his
station and the regular business Of the Board pro-
ceeded with.
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is7 sugar. sicoesSS tea, ss7i sci; watches, saa5so
wine SSs, PSI; wool, s4ss7.

'-'~NSs'""i 'es, wa<thes, Sos,oou
wine, sSs 2s'; wool, sss,s74
The Executive Commi.toe Of tho Chicago, 81. PAU AM
Fond du Lac Railroad Company have issued circular Dc
tairs the pan adopted by that company for plotting
heT road az far north appleton which a; present as
they have fixed. The Company have tea years In
ssyp~i complete thei entire road 10 Lake Superior
49, a. 40 the land grant, and very ind cou ,ly
rs.r III A. progress OF the wants of that county.
- "sM ~ he or. forward in advance OF those
.gts Tho er,ir" sr,r. If land made by The Legislature
In a. OF This road is sa ,Isss and bniny
at sla .ct0,c,0. The road r. 90 ,ai. nal rra,n ,i
worked from Chicago 10 Janeygm. =, F,nd On lac ana
junction ut tho La Crosse road 4. teton be,vecn
n In rapid progress OF comp :, Tina co..,
GAINESVILLE a1d TIE La Crosse Jusoto. Inc land
OF that pL rison Of the road 10 which 10 Tar
grant a'iscb,s Il etmated at S25 900 PER Co.ty
the purpose or extending eir road TO Appleton
niles north OF ono du lac the npsnv propose
portion OF 0oooo0 Of first mortgage to be issued
Tor lie CONSTRUCT Of the entire work. Mesars J. j. d.
tAner, M A Boo tn and VIM. b. Ogden ac ing as trus.
tees. The security To- these bonds viii be h03 miles OF
road (ubeci 10 the ting lien upon ITS mites south Of
Fond du LACY and 1000 CGo Of land This issue Of
will provde for bn!ing the road to Appleton
and ao for retiring 81 ,5oooV OF Gt mortgage bon IL
The pieted portion Of the ,y- Thzc bonds carry
stock privilege OF tan shares zach bond giving subscr
bers the right to srhs cflbe 9vtsn pears for that
nmnunt OF stool. rreh psi ing 10 cent with thu agree
mont that no further sisnept sh ~ DC called This pry
legged stock Is 70 be made full sale. OF sn
The extension Of the roa to Appleton viii entte Me com
lsny TO 213 goo acres o. lafii
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The seceders gave up their starr c>ps &C. the whole
affair having gone or with quiet and ordsv
The Third ward men have had show OF hand for their
edifcati0n, with un official result
Municipal men %
New Comm ssioners Is
FOURTEENTH
In Captain KisD district, the 70 ,reenih roll call
was ordered for shaw Of hands the folio wing ess
Old Comm-s loners All hands
New f" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. None
Tho May appointed some forty men to i vacaces on
Saturday.
The process of signing tho warrants for pav roll will
not be ready for delivery To the before tuesday
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,
Married.

FKaay-WKMys-On Monday, juno l. n. tho residences
of the BRIDES brother In South Ninth ,c Williams
burg, by the Rev. J. ID. Wells, EDws FEsrr, TO Ap
LorrA A. WkEKzs.
Goop-MccoRMcE In this city. on Sunday, June :, a.
81. Stephens church, by tho " Dr. Monaaan, Mr.. W.
IAN Coon Of BROOKLYN, d., formerly OF he eleventh
James Mccormick. OF county sligo, Ireland
HIsmAs-SIsyss In THIS city, on Saturday Juno 9, e
ST. Barthoionew's church by the Rev. samuel Cooks O.
HisnAy, OF Wa hipstOn, ID. to Miss MAEY A. 5xa..
OF this Oily.
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Our yyashipg ton Corresp on icncc.

SAstloN, Nay q, 1897.
Tie Navai Courts # Inquiry spplieato,s for Thai, de-
Annexed is comrlete LIST: which has been prepared
at palms, from the dopartent records, OF the officers
applying to be reinstaea beor TIC Naval Courts of Inq
~. Out of two hundred and victims OF the garrong
board only hundred ara sixteen standing for trial
The Let gives all the &C these litter aud the order
the calendar, and it will be valuable for reference or
the enumerated twenty Yo far seye been,r or
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InorIe examinations in the fronoh founding hospitals
cuse tne fact thet mul Chi.
Ken, wise m0he,s VIII take note o. this fact, and
,Ainp Woin pastles delightful coniecon inevitably ia
a VA 70 Intestinal 'ermin Sold by ID. T. LANMAN CO.
drugghts Al IS cent? per bottle
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s' "a. ennaiCrf rhrumshm as certain 81. e.
~. pam and radically curing the complaint wtn my
"a n'nt has utterly failed The flesh 81 uld he fon M
ga WIN warn water and hen the applied with su,t
sfee 81 He ion 70 the patient may be able 10 bear.
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CITY COmsaEisUaAL fsErur,T.

SATtTaNAF, Iuue 10 T. N,
ASrs Tho saos embraced a3on' IN hhs nos a, 10.
8a. ,psTUFfs.-four-Ihe market exhibited moro arm.
gt"faY b oi. saes chiriv 10 the lqs aud EASTERN trade
brands, much Eve crnts per barrc advances " a.
claimed The aneao,ious footed up about GOO 8, ooc
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Cr1s,aaoro's scaips, tssiv n. "A D.. avn ora
os -, AZ Ia GheI liza Wholesale I'D retail
ssleiy applied ct No. As.or House
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Canadian iour was also IL ncr with sales OF 500 400
barrels at the above qnoi Southern brands wer
scarce and better, with sales reported OF 200 300
barrels. within tho range Of tie above quotations. Ryo
flour steady at 81 so 90, and 50 70 asked for nne
suDcrno. Jersey meal quot NJ ~ - 70, and
Brandywlne at 81 90 and SIS 90 $40 for Brandy wine
whcst-The market was inactive, while sales were con.
lncd TO small lots Of Southern white 81 S. southern red
81 Co. and western DO at 81 81 Com nrmer, With
sales Of 10 900 bushels intending Western mixed
a, .Oc PC, Southern yellow =: ic ooc ana southern
white a. p7c csc closing al 81 asked. Rye was again
more FIRMLY held, with fma'l saes reported a. 81 -pa
81 rs Barley was nominal at 81 10 81 10 and barley
malt firmly held FOR primo AT 81 s. 3 81 o! Oats
steady at CO. CSC for STATE ana al CSC 'oc Tor
CorrAE~TLe market was quiet ard Gales confined 10
few hundred bags Of lao, part at 1870 &c, and 20
bags Of Rio ,kimminss were sold at q 40. l0c
Ctr1os-Thefc stronger iceing manifested on me
part OF holders ami Gales embraced about 200 800 oaes
without auo,abe change in prices
FRilonIs dull aud nominal 70 liverpool To !on'
don about 20 measurement goods were engaged al
los. Rates 10 tho Continent were unchanged, wme on
gagcments were moderate
lots at soc o5c., according 10 quality,
Iors.-1hc market exhibited no ,nange on mom,n, N
good to prime quality al loo llc Ordinary sorts were
dull and nominal.
| to enter the market moro freely. The receipts
during the pas; mouth Of Nay we're yerr hrgel
coastwise total 29 2l against 2Os sGi for the
pondng period Of ls56 aud flvo IN 1893 Lnc STOCK on
hand at tho preen. time IS ena,ea Al ZSy 200 Tue rsi
2e5 sailed and cow and 81 sailed horse from bienos
Ayres, ex seneca, Linda stewart ana h,rg,,e ret ana
| bcllo ex + d. Watson aud T. a. Penny; S,rG Orn0co,
s3iT sierra Teone 5Go Bathurst, GsG Maanhan 400
1ampco, Go Aspinwa $50 Para, Dis hars.Ao'' anu
-i7l soastytse Total, So ig aud COW hides. Also
| eos COW and 2io0 buffalo from singaporo The ioiow-
| ing are nominal quotations - - oo
Bucnos Ay ,.'V' -, a., !;
| n,Inoso ..........Io .0if 25Ha2o
IS.I'a a weekly circular Of this date remarks a..
! rologs With a good demand from manufacturers and
| dealers prices have declined lhc per 10, and IN
| iiglt
10 below my quogsors Eastern bcye aud 10 from tho
Wet have been the nakc,, aud have taken hold quite
freely nj the reduced rates. and the receipts, though large,
are excceded by the Gales by some II 900 sides Qao-
lions are In great nominal. az some OF tho
largest houses holding Quite lrn Vners arc sen'
al Amos, any price Oak leather 10 quiet and firm, with
| out anvc change "A pgcee.
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LockUs. Of Brooklyn, next tn Williamson
brothers. 81 Fulton street, ladies' dress trimmings IN every
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"Fredcricks' Temple of Art."-No. go
Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Halloy superior IN any made in this city. ....
Photographic in oil, pastel and aluerelle, by FREDE-
RfckS corps OF Partisan artists.
Photographs In Indian ink Partisan style.
Desu.rret types and ambroypes IN colors.
Gallery from A NJ W ~ L. NJ, and Tree 10 The In
eoection O public
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Imperial Photographs Of Pierce, Marcy.
Read and Gen. Hennngsen on exhibition ~ BRADY >
gallery, go broadway, over Thompson's.
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Brooklyn Ecarties.-N iiiiamson Hrothers'
cameo typrs photographs freckes don't show, complex
mr. nd bglll
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easa beau col
hundred taken daily by k1MBALL, 3iI broadway.
Not Tor FIfth Avenue and Fourteenth street
ias %s. es aSSe e popular
ne dress moan, And &c .,er ~ muery can be
uaTksbly moderate prices
A Visit Of Queen Victoria 10 the United
States would looked upon by The eople o. both
countries few years ago as n'ns ana n is
.Ssr Of Snsc. She ia; Gowcyer visited Paris. and Sssn
sehd w hs s;e and s sss M ss r
rsGs sssD saa + AND Canal street 10 her
e besual ia issh2n and art aud 6shol' n. es ana ana
fab csi Then viii she have reached hegh Of her smbi
,ion
whites % Dress Hsts-.spsins styis-l4s
ruo street. between Broadway and Nassau sireet large
assortment Of straw hsts, Ac
Csrrcs,ng Mt Great bargains at Hyatts
warcrccms 40 Bowery opposite Rvingtou street Canton
wedding and visiting Cards Engraved
:Ss Printed note r.
A. B.ssros1,'s B,niard Palace, Court and
Hsmsen s;rees brooklyn; standard Las rtou street.
and Ann street Table makers
Tho Great Depot for Fine and Fashionable
summer olo'hng V at pRuMGoID a PROOFS No is
fulton Gall on them you want something neat and
tasty.
To Dealers I'm Fancy Goods. Yankee No-
DOCKS peycmpory sale " foods ADAPTED 70 ther Li 20
should attend ihi- sale
the Undersigned have now I'm stors n Large
ard complete .ssormsn, Of straw gooas amons s s.
varieties Ia be found eisewhere and 70 which WI pc
:.s ~ winch s o s
pr's. '0 as e. " gGHs Read. loo Chambers street,
Rsmov.I.-m.rsh q CO., Radical c.rs yy-ss
csce No ~ Maiden lana have removed 70 No ivesey
res Isor aouso. Trurses supporters shoulder br.eos
Nh s;ssc socsiugs and every variety Of basdsses mos
Srp,s Tor lsd.es . competent female Ia ssndanea
Hungarian Wincs-Red and White, vari-
our s"'Due' ''' FRED 9. cozzEYs II Warren stree.
| smithsonian House, Br0sdwsy.-No Nsse IN
prices Hotel accommodations the European OF American
De0sprS saIamaudsv Ssfes-WNh Patent
vder moot defiance and bars Depot 1U Fear
| street. door beow Maiden lane ~rr a. 70 .ru,c.
Pcy sonal Requisites --Frangipann', nm Eter-
nal perfume Iunssyr wser s r se BAN Da'am
Clear COmplexeOa, Caring 6rupts0ns
H. Jones' old italian sosp fr 9reing a.nen
ing teasyine hair Jones' old coral ssAs ou' o"ss~
r-Avs esnA Depot N bovcry.
| gyil. ynsu,tsble Hair Cuttsr-1mprovet
nsss aneous dye four shngss box, blk or brown
Sold o. applied al No. Barclay street
Batchsior's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tu.pees-
the w,d, snrpessing au hsne SOFA Ana sppne
a The nanufAciory, IA Brosa~sy.
Rupturs-marsh q Co.., Hasficsl Cprs rrue
. "A NJ, 4 vs2prs sst. lgAy H1uSa
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are being tried -

1.-Neut L. Pennington,
dropped,
q Lieut. r. W. Meade,
dropped,
3-saster P. Wafer, Jr.,
dropped,
4.-Com. W. S. OgGen,
dropped,
5.-iieut W. Chandler,
e.-Eeut. J ii Ciiiiss,
t. Lieut. J. s. i'almer,
S.--Lieut. L. S,aaly,
9.-Gasicr A. Mclaughlin,
dropped,
l0.-Eieut. A. 3. Baldwin,
1l.-Capt. ". n. La,imer,
Master &. A. Sevens,
dropped,
13.-Com. o. Bullus,
1+.-Eeut. W, u. Porter,
l6-Ileut. n. McAran1,
18.-Com. A. X. Long,
l. Com. y. S. Sterrett,
l8.-Pass. Mid. J. S. Thor
ton, dropped,
Master Il. c. Grafton,
20.-Cs IN. J. S Nicholas,
21.-Lieut. 4. Gibson,
222.-Lieui T.. e. Bowers,
23.-Legt. J. C. Carter,
24.-Iieut. r. A. Parker,
25.-Com. T. p. Gedney,
&c. Lieut.. u. +. Dulany,
dropped,
2T.-Licut. z. handy,
2S.--i.ieut. n. simons,
90. lass. Mo. J. A. Sea-
well,
Sc.-Capi. 7. Pain,
81 Lieut.. c. Hunter.
S2.-Lieut. ". A {. Farra-
gut,
33.-Iieut. II. Wake,
34.-Iieut. J. +. Abbot,
35.-Masier ". ". B,siy,
c6.-Com. T. ID Shaw,
31.-Com. Il Richie,
32.-L:cu,. L. G. Siriori,
39.-Com s. W. lie Compt,
dropped,
40.-lieut. A. {. Phind,
dropped,
Atom. J. G. Chsuncey,
dropped,
42.-Com Sam lockwood,
53.=Itsnt. J. \ Maan' sel.
cen, GRO ,ped,
45.-Capt. J Wilkinson,
49.--Pass. Mid. J. Howard
March, dropped,
~ Lieut.. g.. X. Gray,
ds.-Com. NJ. Mason,
~ Capt. W. Ramsay,
dropped,
5o.-Capt. J II. Graham,
5l.--lieut. NJ. c. Marin,
62.--i'ass. Mid. {. b. Smith,
dropped,
53.- Com. J. s. Paine,
6s.-Cali. 7. u. Newell,
55.-Vacsnt,
56.--Licut. A. D. Iiarrcn,
DROPPED,
51.-I.ieut. 81. &. Ferry,
bS-vscani,
Coon. II. Bruce,
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Twenty Cent Ambrotypc Likcncssses, with
ease beautifully colo ed and natural le Twenty 1--we
hundred taken daily by KIMBAIL, 3iT broadway.
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Personal Requisites -Frsngipanni, an Eaer-
nal ne rme: Hungary Wafer, for the ban; Basam on row
ers Tor the hair. myers so broadway
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GO, Ia A. Eesd, drop'd.
Gl..-Com. z. Il. johnson,
dropped,
62.-Lieui. W. B. Fitz-
gerald,
&C Master J. g. Bohrer,
dropped,
81 --Capt z. 2. vorhees,
IS. --iicGt II. II. Rodes,
dropped,
sc. Lieut.. W. A.. Bartlett,
dropped,
6I.--Pr sed MD. A. 7. By
reas, dro pped,
IS Lieut.; s. B Blsseu,
6y.--iieui. J. J. Glas son,
50-iseut J. J. l.. Wal.
h lCh, dropped,
9.--Lieu;. Rolando,
,2-Passed Mid. c. Gray,
dropped,
73.--Capt c. Bowman,
74.-Capt W. lnman,
IS. Master J. Z. Hall,
dropped,
76.-Pass. Mid W. r. Mer.
Ger, dropped,
Tom. c. Z Dggold,
IS Lieut.. I. II. Stevens,
dropped,
e.--iAeut. W. II. holland,
dropped,
S0.--lleut. Il. y. Riell,
sl.-Lieut I. Brownell,
dropped,
50 --LoGt. W. T.. Hunt,
SS.--Iaeut.G G. William son,
St-licut. Il. Turner,
S5.--Com. J. Colkoun.
S6.-Neut. Ii. A. steele,
S7.--Com. W. A. Arm.
strong,
ss-Iieut. y. NJ. Watson,
80 --Ileut. A. III. Kitty,
eo.--Iieut. A. Murray,
yi.-Lieut. Van X. Morgan,
92. Com. 4. G.. Benhaln,
93.-Com. c. I. Plat,
9l.-Iieut. u. Lynch,
Coon. J. r JARVIS,
aG.-li, NJ. u. L. Maury,
e1,--lieat. G. Thorn e,
9S.-Master s. Pearce,
99.-lieut II. c. Flag,
l0O.-Clpt. I. Ap. @ Jones,
l02.-Capt. L. l.. Levy,
drcpptd,
K. + Thorburn,
1os.-Nastcr x. G. Jones,
l05.-Iicut. W. b. Whiting,
I06.-I.ieut. !. l.. Parker,
1o7.--Cnpt w. Jameson,
lcS.-Vacant.
I09.-Cap.. J. Smith,
110.-Com. W. Green,
ll1.-Master W. w. Low,
1i2.-Capt J. ID. Sloat,
1l3.-Ileit. i. J. Boyle,
l1t-lieui. Il. Forrest,
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Iliil. Insu,itsble Hair Cuttsr'-lmproved
hair d,e four shnga box, blsck or brown
Sold OF applied at No. 1 Barclay street
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Defiance salsprandsv Ssfes-WNn rssens
pder proos defiance locks and bars Depot l Pearl
sTsee o"s 0''' 'e"~ ROBERT NJ PATRICx.
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N,rAsrs--we have only TO notieo Sacs OF % bbis
Cuba clryce and niuscOyado ri i7c. n J6c.
NAva, sroxsThc stock OF spirits was lf aud hold
ers l,m In their We've. Prices ranged from 5Oc, TO
arrive aud on the wharf 70 81 &c 6sr In yard aad de-
uycrcd Ro4in wa, IN fair demand With further sales,
10 arrive, at 81 10 -
Ors-iinsccd was quiet at 71c SOC. FOR American.
There was nothing new in whale or sperm, which were
steady, with 2Geratc sales -
Pr,r r,r,xs .-pork--The market vas inactive, with
rather moro arnness the part CT holders Tue sales
embraced ..poat 20 80 bb's at sls so 30 a.
Prime wss s.easy with sses 20 Ibis. 81 ele rs sic 3o
Bcef WAS In lr domsnd tn sales Of 80 bills, Including
country ncss at s SIS, and country prime and rail-
road ,Asss Si2 70, with HIGHT sales. Reqacked
Western was firm sic SOL s, and prime mess ranged
froYp 2eS $50 per Dbl Escf hams quet At Sd Q
Sc 30. Bacon conliraai scarce and firm. Cut meats
wsSo nym, with a gsai demand for tho Phiadelphis
isskes, with sales yesterday afternoon aat today @
abcu. 100 hhds al lee Coz shoulders, eod ~ lie
or hsms lard steady with sales OF 100 'ov sv
al i4,so 1880 1txc. fcr small lcs' of prime h
continued IN fsr demand st lie. 22c FOR oui., ' "
tsc &c for stnic. Cheese ranged from 20 ncpr
SreARs seEe quiet, the sales Of Cabs mue ,oVs yiT
tobfued 10 small obbiug lots nj unchanged p.ossons
crs msr Tested no pressure TO sell or 10 MAJ
| in prices While the trade was buying vsp liz ,sas -
\ Arreng the psics msac wcro 900 hcgsncsoso' '""
| y~'va,e 'er ms. s., A .,,o,, coa a zoo
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a v,.,, Of oueen Victoria 60 the United

whites % Dress Hsts-spsfng Styis-l4s
ruon street. between Broadway and Nassau street. large
aszo az hsta. Ac-
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Bascheior's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tu.pess-
me best in Ire wuid snrpassng Msde sold And applied
Il the unAnuHAciory, AZ Broadway.
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Stree January s6s, Oio,79i $685., $50 2o7
The principal items Of import during We week were ~
foiowsCoaee s5,it5; sessrs -, so3; maddcr, s12,
e7i palm OIL ssi sei esrhenSsre ssh ese; furs, s5i,
si sxoa, dressed, s4 600, ssus undresssd, s3ie6iT
coprsr, ps,ssl rallros Iron, tioo5i iroo, si2l,eTi
teal sc gs steel. ss99i tn sec sos; molasssa, sTs,
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a. Bsssfbsvl's Biniard Palace, Court and
Rsn,ssn srre,s brooklyn; standard l riou street.
and Ann street Table makers.
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Rupturs.-marsh Il Co., Uasfscsl Cprs rrues
cacs reuroved 70 Ne ysey yssst is;S E1usA
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Wedding and wishing Cards Engraved
co.or. DEMPSEY & uERAN, Go Broadway.
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Competing at Great bargains at Hyatts
wnrrrocrs. 40 Bowery opposite Rivngou street Canton
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barrels at sSc Tho following private telegraph descs
vas received 10 day
CscAGo, Iuns q 1857
Received yesterday: Ill 900 bushe,.. cor,
$500 bufhels. The receipts to day will foot Up much
larger q Mount
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

Tho Great Depot for Fine and Fashionable
summer eloshlnr ts At DRUMGOLD PROCuS, No. I'D
Fui,cn street Ia them you want something neat aud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

slons was wlfDE'S immense millinery warehouse D'
Broad way es abshed His Ia popular house French boa
nes dress caps and coiures ribbons French flowers and
All modes IN every description OF millinery eau be
had by ALL without distinction Of class, al The same re
markedly modera prtces.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

Smithsonian House, Brosdvsy.-ro rise IN
prices accommodations on the European OF American
- fo~sAon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Il CO., Radical Curs vyuss
cace, No. ~ Maden lana have removed 70 70. vesey
srcsx House Trurses supporters shoulder braces
Mn elastic socsngs and eyery variety o. hssdsss q moss
apryoysa patterns akfuly applied. Private ApphcAann
,s tas sd.ea .nd competent female In si.endAnoa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

To Dealers In Fancy Goods. Yankee No.
tons and druggists fancy ware-see COFFIN nay
DOCKS percmptory sale OF tood adapted 70 ther IsS
dsfla nd L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-08

Total for the week. ss,4,2,3u so4si,2oe ass''iV7
'V sndI S Nay si s sses-'m 800 100
The Washington union., 1857-08-25

despotch from PHILADELPHIA dated the Esd, says
terrible explosion of guapowdcr occurred near Whining
ton, Delaware, Saturday afternoon at o'clock at
Duponts powder works Alexis j. Dupont assisted by
the povr-house when the box coming in contact with
the wall, caused frichon producing FIRE An explosion
followed, burning all hands in shocking Mr.
Dupont leaped into the mrace by and the Others
Mr. Dupont hastcned to il the press-roof had caught
fire. and he approached terrible explosion occurred
shattering the building to atoms BY the flying frag
ments Mr. Drpont had his right thigh fractured and
three OF Lis ribs broken At Wilmington, Sunday
evening, Mr Dupont, Anthony Dcugherty and Edward
HTst, hremen del Louis Yaebe is mortally wounded
John Mclaerty and George Fisher injured but the
others unlurt.
The Washington union., 1857-08-25

MISSES ROCKERS English and French Boarding
W and DAY -cice for y9anE @dies No. rirsst bt 6
ard ia, Washington rity.
me due ~ s initiani which has hrcn
or some Sehrs wiz be rnsasd Aosdny September trr,iar
and the Seminary.
aag Is--ss-r
The Washington union., 1857-08-25

The noted house No 81 Bond street, New York, is at
las vacnted The Misses Cunningham are no longer oc
rpnants of II the furniture has been removed by the
tracsmen who supplied il and not sound al present
dstuts the solitude of the premises The Misses Cum
nngiarn are IN Lexington with their aunt AIRS
Cunningham is able to take occasional aiIings In the
frlrridor of the CITY prison.
The Washington union., 1857-08-25

The augusta (ia) Constitutionalst Of de 21st says
I'VE understand thai Mr.. Jackson Clark of this city
was met by two Tuesday afternoon last. few
miles from Hamburg, the South Carolina side OF the
river, who very socially approached him, and while in
the act Of supplying Of them with Tobacco they
Nv ui-olee .. sl--a-- iy-ez-
oeeded in tying and gagging Esn and after carrying
him short distance in the woods, robbed his pockets
AMI left him We learn that Mr.. Clark had in bus pos
session about one Thousand dollars which he was carry
inu to hg mother who lives about mile from where he
was attacked =