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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-11
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

WAsHINGros, Monday, May 10, 1913
At noon to-day the Secretary the Treasury opened
the sealed proposals for the ssue of any portion or the
whole of the = 900 900 of Treasury Notes in exchange
for gold coin of the United States. The bids amount
to over 81 goo OOO of which 1900 900 are under five
mr. cantnnn The silccas afll bidders are tho
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natl Platform, no public msn 10 our day AA' evnce4
a nobler fidelity and courage. And il, a. is alleged,
be took this cour,e ony became he fores'~ that
any other would brig ruin on him,ef and hi' party
IL en- h,. be tvinced precedence and ''sseity which
ia not 90 common among our statesmen that it may
be dismissed from the public service without some
sttestation of esteem and gratitude.
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TIE Mayer Of Brooklyn last night vetoed the
Ordinance organizing Paid Fire Department, on
tie ground that the Common Council did not pos
sess the power to make such change.
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Fire nj PictOu, e.. w.
MONTREAL. Mouds

hosTRE.L, Monday, May 10, 1913
A. he e, Pctou, G. W, yesterday uoraiss,. -
steam ssy mil aid quantity VI lumber se'e'
stro!ed Lee g. 900; insurance, $1,000.
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In Cor gress, yesterday, number Of petitions
were presented to the SENATE. A resolution to
defray the expenses Of Senator Evanss funeral out
of the contingent fund, was adopted. The bill re-
pealing the Fishing Bounties act was opposed BY
Messrs. Fessenden, Simmons and Crittenden. Mr..
Allen moved to amend by making the bounties
cease from Dec. 81 1859; Mr.. Hamln by sub
sttuting Dec. 1866. Mr.. Toombs opposed bounties
of all descriptions. Mr. Benjamin also favored the
BILL Dir. COllamer replied. On motion of Mr.. Green,
the subject was postponed till to-day and the Senate
adjourned.
In the HOUSE Mr. Zoicofer from the Committee
on Territories, reported bill to regulate and make
uniform the right Of suffrage in the Territories
Leave to report bill organizing the Territory Of
Nevada, was asked but not granted. The resolu-
tion extending till January the time for the Pres-
dent to examine the records Of the Naval Courts Of
Inquiry, was adopted. A number of Senate bills
were passed. The bill directing the reimburse
ment Of those whose slaves were carried off in the
war of 1912, was considered and referred to the
Committee of the Whole. In the course of dis
cussion Mr.. Garrett of Virginia, illustrated slave
breeding manners by an unprovOkedpersonal attack
upon Mr. GddiHgs, which was promptly resented.
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From EUROPE We have four days later intelli-
gence he details of which appeared in the greater
part of yesterdays impression) by the steamship
Vanderbilt, which left Southampton on the evening
of the 18th ult The Paris elections resulted in the
choice of two of the Government candidates, Gen.
Perrot and NJ. Eek, and of N. Jules Favre, upon
whom the opposition united 1t was again rumored
that Gen. Espnasse would soon retire from the
Ministry of the Interior. The tone of the French
press toward England was cOnciliatory, the Mont
ttur goiCg so far as to deny that maritime arma-
ments were preparing. Austria and France were
discussing some important questions the precise
nature of which was unknown The Sandman
Chamber had adopted the principle of the Con
spiracy bill. Disputes had arisen between the Shah
of Persia and the English Legation. The Persians
had taken possession of portions of Afgbauistan,
and detained lille gally great number of Afghans.
In Parliament, the House of Commons after warm
discussion upon the India bib, adopted a resolution
to consider it on the ensuing Friday. The first
four clauses of the Jewish Oaths bill were passed,
but the fifth which legalizes their admission into
Parliament, and is the pith of the measure was
rejected motion to substitute annual rent
charge for the Church rates was rejected by 263
majority. Breadstufs were irmer; Cotton I'M
char ed; COnsOls "
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Illness Of DIR. Scott.

NEWARK. N j May 10, 100
Tee Rev d.. Scott, widely known ssd ms,
esteemed o.eigyuaa ogtas cry. VS. stsekse aosa''
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HOLLOwAi's PIILs.-Epilepsy and fits Of al
descriptions 10 most rfeabe TO Irregularities Of the
crctive Restore these health
srtiviy sne hJ the o the Pu. snd the couvuye
ps-oxJ " II ceSse
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L. Sit is expected that able and popular speakers
will acdess tie Inc citing.
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BARTHOLf's SEWING MACHINES.
INDISPENSABLE
For al manufacturing purposes aid Tsl
Principal Ohce, No, 4Sa RruNigAy cor. BgOOnle 4,
TwIST Suk Ac who...i. "a tail
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DIR. IEAvETT's PATENT IMPROVED ArMoS-
par PREssVRt BASE ARTICIu TEETn-The plate CIV
er the Of the mouth dispensed with by novel and ing
nou elton Of the principle pressure The meI
importance be at ouce No IL Wsveiespaoe nes
R.oaA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-18
NUMBER 2l2
j AS. M. DILLON.
1O2 MAi4K fYT SlrR EEI-
Plumber and Gas Fitter.

L EEPS constaaiIy on hand, Gas a8tzres t-a- aha
N WrGught IT0n Pipes. Sheet 4eAd All kirAs rr s-es
% liEAss coeks and Rayss; steam whistles and
Water GuagE 2, iift and force Punps sihks
Wooden and Cast Iron Hydrants, Gufn faesinr
ef 81 Fhieknelzs. AaiifTirtion Nefti. Prre I TiE
CrgeihsTs IN Jhe country. a.a.-r-.r
~ Aiso.- Pglly's iupTcved aud Pafsrt e. PumI
Sieh Il decidedly the greatest psrnP rs rIgis
70 nntrp which In Towns sud Cor mites Ia Wss, Vifsni
VIII he sold fafr term.
~ Galvanized Iron TuhsAR, 1ncoEresIVe, aua Tor cen
ductinE, ip<. for hot cod
Pipe.
~ AguedusJFP5 eotssts atty hand. say sr--r gssn.
tity Of which he furnished "a shoTt notice.
GT-Cdst paid Or old Copper, BrssA4IssJ Ls.d!-
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NHINCHEs o. MHEELINe4.

For the Information Of strangers visiting the cy pub
ih the following list OF ihe different Churches, and their
and place of meeting. If there any mistakes,
VIII the necessary correction with pleasure:
81. NGAsus El,iscopGlian, Corner Monroe and byron
tr,et E T. PERkxs Rector; moruuE services 1O5G
oIocs, evening", Z.
81. Iola Episeopalidn, Main street, between First and
Second, Centre Wheeling, Rev. J. II. SMITH, A. 81, Rector
SerTc,s-S"rnirg iC1s; afternoon N; night ~.
Fs' ErssJy'sriun REV Il. Ii. WEED Pastor, Pourthst,
etweeu Monroe and Quincy afternoon
Second ItJ JytsiTn Webster street, between Main and
HaTAst Centre Wbeeng services morning and evening.
Izird Ire.IytriaR, Filth street, between Chestnut and
TsiDert South Wheeling, Rev Z. Woops, PASTOR serVi
smoTniuf and evening. Psi
FcuF6 PrS6 ysriGri- Rev A. PAULL Pastor, ,ARsreet,
Washington Adams ss. services morning and
evening.
FOURTH srsst Methodist Episcopal, Rev. }. f. wnsosr
Pastor between Monroe and Quincy services
morning aud evening"
Meath street Methodist EPISCOPAL "A. RroxR Pastor
North North wheelnEi services
IN and evening
C4Gpfae Srsst MetAodtst E2fscopaI, T. II. Nos-
RoE, Pastor, ChapIuc between First and secondr
Centre MLrc-'nG; services morning and evening.
South dhseiiHg N e CAnre', Rev a. srANESs,
ustor; services morning and evening.
Fke,IinO Island chapel, Wheeling Island, Rev. J.
wIUsoS, Pastor.
GeSDdR NeiAOdiSt Episcopal, Rev. O. liELHiG, PASTOR
chapnv Webster and Third, Centre Wheel
s., James Cat!elrql Roman Catholic, Rt Rev. ItrsuoF
H. wnkltN, Filth street. Of lIampden services
morning and afternoon.
iy,oci,s R,orred Rev. J. T. McCLUEE, Pastor,
ofSiarket smornng
disciples, Market street, between Webster and Third.
Centre wheeling; services 10Y in this morning, and ~
evening.
EcGngs'ica, Protestant Rev wM HEIFEH Pastor, Clay
rect, above Sixth, East Wheeling.
zion EraHgelicdi LpfherfaH, Rev. P. ZruNMERNAS
IA and Third,
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Just Received and Now Cpen

WE take pleasure in informing friends and
w the pebble FrurTnIy that have fu>t
Spring stock NJ CLOTHS. C4SAlMERESS = IE>TlN G.S.
together with q Gtuts flfTtshti
tisodsA Of uhieh viii sell at prizes
NroEly AK call feeling confident tlaf ftf sug
stock you viii EHtfrgSi thafvr tLsf
IA tte style qualify Of iLe goods offTd sale.
know taf stock consists FiTsifcfrtle
SAsgP Goo-ts, and We PrrpArsdto max IA, i 10
der In style second tther East Ifsl
moaataiOs, and Al short no;ier 80
10. Main ST. NBEElEE -NEIS
api2a Msrrhar Iri,aFS
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a lady residing in Ncw England, who had a
number Of female servants in her family, and
to whom she, On OCCASION, gave 10 each a
pair Of cast OF shees. f,und the following i'm
promptu ON her chamber manIe, tue sucreel-
ing morning:
How careful should cur mistress Le,
The narrow path 10 choose,
When all the Uiails within her house,
Are walking in her shoes.
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ODD FELLOWS. DIRECTORY

VtrSIusus Lodge No. :s.-Meets every Thursday
evening Atthe Hall, Market Quincy streets
JGuEs NJ. HAIL, n. c.; B. II. Carr, Secretary.
FrnnkIIn Lodge No. IS.-Meets abovtevery
Monday evening. Dawn BATuA, n. G.; FIfiGm r.
Ne TsiUey, Secretary.
Wm. Tell Lodge No. 33.--Meets ssobovee eve
rs Wednesday evening. wmLrLN HELTER, n. G.i .yohn
Siiade, Secretary.
wneeIing Ledge No. 50.-Mee,. a, above every
w. D. Porrs, N.ti.; John 7zosu,r, Secretary.
PhuOIn hodge No. S2.-Meets as above every
friday evening Jos HIsELr, y. G.; John L. Ndptcei,
Secretary.
wui. Tell EucHmPme"t No. 34.-Meets as
Gbove the second fourth Tuesday evenings Of each
month. JouS B,pEn, c. p: Cads. Eiuct, Scribe.
Abrnm'H EnCHmPmenG No. 1.--Niect' as
above the ffaudhird Tuesday evenings Of each month
WV T'TtnR,c P; GsoGdird, Jr. Scribe tM"Fel' Is.
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MASONIC DIRhoroKY.

ohio hodge No IOI.-Meets Masonic Hail,
Marke; Streets the IRE AID third Mon
day evenings Of each month O. W. s,Ts, W. Nj Akez-
Gr,t>- LaHgAIi-, Secretary.
Wheeling Lodge No. 12S Meets as above on
the"st and ird Thursday evening each month f. a.
BSENrLIxaEx ". NJ $ ". Psarsoa, Secretary.
wheeling Union Chapter no. I9.--Sieets as
above on the seoHd Monday evening Of each month. WIG
ScoTr, II. p; S. W Peterson, Secretary.
wheeling RucampmcnT Ne. I.-Meet> a
As've on the fosTtA MondAy evsDns month. W.
4 E"s'fzgs Ecrsri-r
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,rC CORRESPONDENTS.

LETT Frs concerning subscription, advertising other f.
e PropTrtors.
LCtts concerning editorial department OF the plper
hoUii he the Editors, jointly, either
them.
Cenesrondentswr for publications will please write
0nly side OF the paper
Al observance OF the above rules viii greatly Obge
mi prompt attention correspondents than
ey uiitlJ IervIse receive.
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TIlI1 LAW OF NEW SFApERS.

lsubscriers give express notice to the
rATy, considered wishing continue their subscrip
ions
2If subscribers order isconnuaace Of their peril
earHges paid.
if subscribers neglect refuse take theF period
which they directed, they held
Ssponsbie ull III. settled Ie Ji ordered them
isconsinGed. VI.
subscribers other places Eithoutinform
nR publish the papers sent to the former d
ectiuI, they ied responsible.
5Ile decided that refusing take period
ais from TIE ucr removing and leaving them uncaed
or, JriUsd ficfV evidence Of Intentional fraud.
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TRUE FOR oScE---A Traveller announces as
fact (and, though he Traveller" we believe
hin) that he once ia lis life beheld people
'minding their own Iu>iGc>sn This reInarka-
ble occurrence happene at sea-the passengers
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OFFICE Corner of Main and Quincy streets
Entrance from Quincy St
TERMS.

DAny, per Anhun $500
TRi-WEEELY Per annunl. $500
WFrELY, per allnum. 90
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CHOICE AND SEITT..J' ;

Z1s suriy rsesissd EOet " SpTFg ant7 S,as ,sa,ds
al Lts af5rt Of Tl0mUs Hugfs4, so - es., s,.arys
dHd Wdf6F SIS, RHecliEr, Ia.
RESPECTFULLY invite friends ara -- 10 cal
and examine AssoTtIls II of EOTfS ffSez7E RS
EEST7NGS, MARSEELLES GOOIsS, Husgll-l ,laa'
-N0fECNS iusf received FROM Eastern lasin-
paid TarJcalaT attention selecting my
hdeut oT being able 10 crafty the nlOst fasiidat
THOS. titGHEs
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How S-ciETY Is EFroEIID.-When a rep, t.
ton is wrung in the drawing the report Of
It soon Inaks itself Lelr,I u the Kitchen.
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Dome sites and Foreign Staple

PRINTSsQ Pieess at only psE yard. EaI isi rts.
BLEACAED MCSLlNS-i50 pieces, fall yarJ o Ice, auJ
hne, for ory 10 ernts yard Also
ity = Muslns for Ouly cents yard AsuptT ttsl-
Sea leland Brown Alnslins = Eide cents shsstnrs
and Pillow case Musns At almost any Price.
CHECKS At very low Priees. BedtekinF frS aTti
ae, fer 10 cents yard, and do 'fIlrTElng
only iS5S cents per yard, very cheap
CBAsh-A good quaiity, Tor only FER
LlNENS-A splendid sifi
for oniy 25 a yard.
aINGiiAMs-sapsrior goods fast sOiors 5,ey Tor
Is y
pE EEGEs AMP EgsTEEsqEs isI I: laf q as = s;gs' ut
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PRoeRIss AT TIE NoRTHwEsT.-A gentleman lust
-sstuneo frpn the West, informs ss that steamboat
Ass htsly been placed the Upper Mississippi River
= sssonmodste the wants Of the settlers and i. run
shs daily between Ssuk Rapids and POkesoms Falls
. Sssasee Of tive hundred and 6fty miles stopping at
Sandy Lake, two day journey from the City Of Su-
Derior, ct the head Of Lake Superior. small steam
propeller the Seneca, conveys travellers from Super
h to Fend du Lac on the St. Louis River distance
sitwepty .t~o miles. Fro thence that liver is as
ses<sd In canoes " point where portage OF four or
I've mes intervenes ster which the voysger oescends
rbpta stream fowicg into Sandy Lake. BY this
ASts astssdy communication may be maintained be-
tween the Mississippi and the Lakes, whose waters 1t
h Dsoposed to connect by mesrs Of canal Hitherto
ahs navigation efthe Mississippi has been populariy
esss4ered o. extending only the Falls OF s. An
Aeny. BY placing s.esmers on the river above thsi
Ysint The navg stor, however, is continued TO Sandy
Lsls. Dsubtless canal viii some day be built around
30 rafs and then the two sections OF the river will
De plssghsd By the same vessels. Piosburgh being
e great eastern depot OF the river navigation of the
Wet, every fresh dsvelopement Of that magnificent
gstem nsst be Of sspecsl interest to us here in Pns
ts)pAs. And whether be practicable or not to con-
s.sset ssssl from Fond dn Lac 70 Esody Lake our
sAisf sepeern ust be fer the new fea.ure Of trade
sssvs the Falls Of g. Anthony on the n ssissppi.
IPAps&RAA North AsseISSa
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
SOMETHING LIKE AREGATTA.

SOMETHING LIKE REGATTA.
Tie yeekt owners of the New-York Cirt have a.
last tsoyed 10 Try the psed Of their vessels 70 race
around Long leland. Ala meeting on Monday evening"
Ne following action was taken:
Rssstd That shall take place Thursday Jnns "a
..,,s sssrb t,e N,Iow see"Ds to the We.wsld tf the
The Romer Shos tibet via sandy hook and Mon
s.und tte yseh Of each sops schOoner passing
u. Fort schuyler Throggs Mech 70 ~n The Pn5e
equal for soops the other for chooner 20 be
pss ihe Treasurer bfoT 10 o'clock on Wednesday the
Hny ,ses, belonging to the Club may eD.sr
.h.c.e' and mn.t csf,y enc or m Ne sea soTtby boss
10 diBereEse Of time sll wed for ei.rence OF ssis
The Regatta for 1853 sha be the jadgee N the race
Win power 10 I'll vaeGc.s.
he rss Cub shall govern in any nc: provided for
POp.:lDs to enter .ss notify the Secretary
The fslIswng vessels have already been entered:
GAvoRiTA, hADGIE,
Haze kERsccA,
suvIE, UsDsE,
wpGsox.
The above course is good one; but we think that
IL was 10 extended - TO make the circuit Of Block
kAAid, and Ietun by way OF Sandy Hook, instead Of
thresgh the Sound, il would be much better During
this of the year vessels are likely 70 be be-
cAtnsd in the Sound fogs, too, are not uncommon,
and these might give some Of the crabs chance TO
make mp for their deficiencies OF speed. Add then,
49,, the yachts returned by way Of the Heck, the
telegraph would announce tins fact 70 bring
Assssnds Of people to see them come in.
QuIcK PAssAeE-The brig Mary A. Forest, Capt.
Wn. Gillespie, made the passage from this port to
Re JsDsuo IN tbrty,three aays-one Of the quickest
passages on record.
NAVAL,
The United Ststes sloop of war Portsmouth arrived
At PeItimouth, n. H., On the 1873 inst. after pas
ssge Of seventy pine dsys from Java, fus OF wbich
we're fpsnt 81 the islsud cf s.. Helena The Ports
mouth has been absett GVm the United States twenty
1ve menthe; has sailed L.Aly fifty thousand mi es
and yifted I'll the ports IN Chios opened to us by
treaty supulstOn', beeite Sam, Japan Singapore and
Batavia.
There have been fourteen desths On board during
De cruise; FIVE Of th-se killed in the stack
The Csnten barrier foris and the remaining MAE died
1cetiy from disease peculiar TO the climate.
TIE following is list o: tae officers attached to the
psrttnouth
esmnsnesr Andrew II. Foots; Lieutenant. Wm II. Ne
Snt IL n pssenlSrt, I'd -Gt Smpsol L. G. Ws,moush q
bensp kheppera; Surgeon, A. A. Henderson; Putser
1hsa ID Lsehsi Maine Ctio,T w. W. kIksnd; Assistant
B~rsl Jshn 'Anssnt Ma,hpmsp J. c. Mo.ely; Bostswsin
Peal Atsns.ni Goneei (.cnsl, Jno q Stewsr; Carpenter
(eetph hyais sAilnaker, 6eorgs C. Boernm; Purssrs
C9s9b John w Shst. Pa Co,yile Tsrrrt,
H. Geo '" Reed, late nea esr OF the CHINA LEGATION
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IL tie Eli,or Of 11s n. Y. 7ritunt.

IT, he Edi,o, Of Ta< N y 7,5un4
SIR: A misoallad correction" Of tbs cireums.snoas
attending al lsg al arrest by Hugh sssrson sp-
pears in The TRBUsE OF the ION last: us stAts-
ment that the .pk Note Detsctors described the bs
in question az counterfeit Indicates the grossest stu
pdty or wiful fasehood. The Ds'ectors Assert that
hee Photograph bill and An imitation Of TIE other IN
10 make him cnprebena description ofhs figures e. Of
.ssc; limitation must apply well 70 the eeuuoe sod th.
in respect Resemble It's o,igids out De
said knew better than that" adj that he had been IN
ee ba.in,.-hoqsh Whether Of o,dioa pao'Sspoy o. o.
been good By least sSny expeenisd Dsnds Of
- under Arrest charges contained in the following sds
eonp.n, With too friends. entered The ATUaion Music Hall.
Rogers 10 ~, BH.dw4y. While there riend,d in
Tfeit i.5'.t eebef Of i' but gave in en
% ard s.ied that he money should be examined BY
pe;snt Judge This REUSED the bills were ndsy snashsd
By one hs1 and az 1 bu,res M. of !, The
sicnouse. ..aiL decla.d belief tia: the orey was
good and requested thai should be shown 10 che capibs
Of .itlins tb., pint This dsIed {" before / was
sssrhsd ny private ptt' rs were sAamred ny vaAoes ha
ns Mr. Roger. h.d los. Comfortable oa tcaat..t moaey and
that be get squ.e somebody lie lMas,esoa
to prove tina, bsn 70 via MI Rogers aud induce him
appear ssaIns Afer several ho1rs incarceration
the Ioetup liberated tnroush the efforts of nds Who
aoweed appearance II The morning Ny ysllable we're
detained NJ .sr.on subsequently, into'Dea me ts ne a.
IsDsd relese On the undeaOdng that d. was 70 be- p.d
for t. On my -xsmnsi al the Poe- Cor. the Bills were
produced and good BY The presiding Judge
BY boker ard By several other gentlemen tns
tTpIse that should
ser:sd contrary. Att KY dehags, was ae.ossed by ~.-
who mys rouy nq ied wh-n ne shoud hear from,
and wound by gyof nis address and requesting me call
the evening did when he said tbs ne he'd pro-
ny temporary release Me strength Of my t-Dds prom
n pay him for L. For this service h. mentioned
the sun Of IS remuneration. replied ths. eminent legal
sn had proI ouneed tbs freshmen Of outrage snd
his epdes,ont obt.a money swiode that the Police De-
pArtnent rspudaed him. and cecsed bis statements 70
bosO. Thai hsa authorized no sneh promise AID would pay
nothing lie then .hreatsn ned .el The Police csefs
a.. of he ted he IN
honest belief the principal object Of aid Hlerson-
or party who ingIeG Tia proceedoe or OF bo:n vs TO
,stor mopey froau No, J. W. PAINE
Sworn before me, this 10th cay Of JuDe, 1883
CH,RIEs G. FOWLER, Commissioner Of DeeAA
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THAT CHARMING NOvELTY.-The new and
ihrlirs Ns.ona Drama BaKSuns ArsrrN, JESSIE WH.s
ros; Or THE TRAiToss DsSSHTFR will b. repeated IN toe
mot Perfect and rnsbly brilliant rye Of ct this evening"
AID his famous Doc perform there 10 oEs o. aer
rr.st pi.e<s ilis Afternoon.
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PUOrOGRApHERs ON 7

PHOTOGRAPHERS on THE HUDSON, 1t West
Point. Cold sprss TsyowE Newbueh, Yenssr, and .ong
horsn and a5our-;skrg the Bssnss Of the
New Word for HolbEss GALLERY or ScEsERY, Nc. 2ss
Broadway.
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lkds-TiiAmett.l
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SUMNER ENGAGEMEST.-Light, musical and
smu.irs pieces riv.n every nht at PuseSs NAriox.L
vi thfonE u vsi:oss hls
Mai. Barton Mr. II. A. Perry, Mr. O. l. Fox, AID company
appearing TckIGEr In four pieces
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Adyeftisruert.

Hen fail in business, because they have ignorant
" sesshy bees put to oscup.too rowLsR ssd
Wills in iber verbal AID full written descriptions of
beath habits and proper ras9ir daily No
sos Broadway.
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iAdvertirmept l

THE METALLIC TABLET STROP-Invested by
Gko saurpEis itis the rsnuibe srsle h. new,
h>en equaled producing the ksees possbe edge
Can h. obned the snbscrers md se mAauf.c,ursr, j.
O. sAUspEas, store Ne. Aston House.
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DItPUAyROTyPES, PHOTOGRAPHS and DA-
euIrRroryPrs made GossERs 0sLiEsy lsra Of Bco;bs,
No 7s5 Broadway, between sh aud s.hs D.suersOtyprs
eopted and enlarged
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lAdyerssensn. II

FRRDHiCKs'S PHOTOGRAPHIC TEMPLE OF ART,
Ne. and SCI BGcsdsay opposite Aeilcposs Hse-eHc-
rcsRAPgs HALLeTYSBs DAGugREroTyrrs asd kssaorypsa
in every style
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IAdverSasSn1hI
To Crpvops IprrpVpe-ir 70
etired gentleman

TO NERVOUS bCFTEkEEE.-A retIrcd H6tpemHn
having e-sn restored ~ health In few Days A~r many
siss suffering .ins TO s ctsen By ains ss)
On receiving denp-d snvcpe ksans the applicants e-a
COW of e pressrpon ussd Drset the Rev. JOSH DAs
mi Ne. lb Fsl,onst. Brooklys, Y.
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Gas! GAs,-Gas fixtures Of 6esatiful design and
ksA vi rsalea shosAs EAnfassnrns h pa No
~ bssstssy. AASHsA, WANNA C.