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robbed on Sunday night In house Of III fame In
Howard street, Of bis commission and s51 The
COMM sson WA subsequently, recovered but not 90
the money. IIc declined 70 prosecute the parties.
Tux Courts, YrsrERDAY.--In the United
States District Court several prize eases were de-
ciied, the most important Of which directed The
proceeds of the stephen Hart 500, o0o--to be In
vested In the United States sub.Tresssry, n 4 per
cent Interest. In the Common Plsss, the judg-
rnent rendered In . lower Cour against Q. n.
singer, compelling payment for use Of sewing ma
chine invention. was sfirmsd. .Cour, Calendar,
today supreme Court-specsl Term. dioa rnsd
to Monday. Supreme -Circuit.-Psr L.
Nos. 95, 1871, 2?o1, added V Calendar Of Monday.
June16. Part 1I.--No. 1914 added W Calendar Of
Monday, June I6--superior Coust-Trisl Term
part 1-Nos os2s. 1903 1907, 1881, etiS asI1. 25i1,
25io, 1921, 1921 POPS, 2597. Pars H.-Nos. s55S,
1as, Y'7o. 1850, 1854 92i<. 1s<7. 10sA soS 1890,
L3s, Q096, 1906, q3e4, 1861.
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watching their forms, sal ~ sAsy nv 49,
moving figures disappear In the bushes. NsaA.
ing more was seen Of than, and - they had ~
svinced any intentions Of coming Of from he
island, The excitement their appearance had zs.
ated soon subsidized TO quiet and patient watch
ing.
II y strang, that % many men should -
over there at this hour" remarked winthrsp.
Were not yet out o danger. I am sux ~
for the landlords return ~
The Colonel and his con had been equally -
tsrestsd In the incident which had occurred: bus q
soon - their sense Of Instant peril was rsmsvsG
they continued their explanations. Capt WI.
throp and Coral resumed the pleasant discousus
In which they had been interrupted and yuoo
continued his vigilant watch, - b. moved siev.
" 70 and fro.
1.-THE absence of Captain Halcom begins -
appear suspicious" finally remarked winthssp.
lie would not remain SO long away from ~
vessel without he 10 plotting some Mischief"
He sent to the forecsstle and satisfied himself
that ne trouble need be spprchended from u .
crew, as long - everything remained auis
aboard the brig. The mu,t Of them were aslseD
In their berths, and the remainder were lying b
drunken stupor on the floor. Not more than Q
quarter q an hour passed before q movement
WAS seen on the shore near the spot where Capt
Winthrop and the landlord had embarked. Il
few moments more a couple Of boats, loaded
down with men, came of towards the brig.
"Them's oil right" exclaimed Jude, aftss
long and searching examination Of the approach
ing bos.s. It's that thar man - makes Q
noise like q gander y
The boats came on, rapidly but In silence, AZ
were soon under the bows Of the brig, secured BY
ropes thrown over the bulwarks, in the usual
manner. Not "a word was said, nor q move
msnt made, till the rotund form Of Mr.. Crops
arose from the midst Of the men, and his jubilsni
| ace was raised cautiously above the side Of th&
brig, 30 that he could sweep the deck at glance
Sh ~ was his greeting, while his eye
twinkled triumphantly. "lIere we arc, twenty
| seven men Of us, all told, and I'm tho most CO ',
| ardly and least efficient Of the lot Is 1t al
| right Has Hslcom come back . Shall W
| come aboard :"
To all these questions Capt. Winthrop rspiisl
in tones expressive Of his satisfaction. Tie Csi-
| onel conducted Coral to the cabin, and remained
there the most Of the time with her, being weah
from the sufrerngs and fatigue lie had undas.
gone.
"'SA " said Mr.. Crops, looking over the ~
into the boat. "Come up, gentlemen !"
To be Continued
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NJ AlI.SkGissl.

CTNTRAL RAILROAD OK NEW JERSEY
Hampton Junction Nh l. aware, Lp,EhwhiI,
Western N.ilru Il, AMI At En,t IA wIth L,h'sh va.
Icy RuT,ni anil IL ,uuusctous forming direct
line T. PIrrsDt knu aid tho WEST, without a
stMNrR ARRANGEWENT =
Commenlug Nh. tth, 1862. Leave New uc
as IL luws:
HAkRIlh,ra Txrtr,s-N @ A. NJ, FOR Esston,
Reading Pot,svilic, Harrisburg, Aauch Chunk,
Williimsrott, &c.
NAL TsAIs-A A. NJ, FOR Eastou, water GAP.
Scranton, Great Bend, rttson, Wikesbarrc, &c.
IL NJ ThE,uGu TRNs-Fol Fn,ton, MaIoh
Chunk, Willian,slort, Reading, forsvil!e, Harris
bursh, &c.
ar. N. THROUGH TR,IS-For East3n, Bethlehem,
Allentown AMI Ntich Chunk.
h30P. NJ WAY TaAI---for Slmerville.
S00P. NJ Western Expr, II 10 E-' N, a .lentown,
Rcaiing, Nlrr sburgh, ftshurl, and tho West.
sleeping cars from Jersey CITY through ~ f.tss-
burgl. ,
EMPRESS TRAIN TOR HARRISBURG.
I'll, d A. NJ, EEpreaI Train from New YORK ar
ryer at Harrisburg Mt T. NJ, connecting East aud
Central R,iiroal North T. ~ s'utl aud with Cum
herland V,lley Railroad. -, -.
THE THROUGH EXrHtt5 TRAIN FOR TIE
81
leaves " w York at =. "A. daily i1gndsys except
ed! making close conn un At Harrisburg win
PenHsy wanna Raj 'rold--Wth uO Change o' cars q
Pttsturg, ard but one t. Cincinnati aud chicago
Four houistme IL savel ly taking This train.
ELiEABRThPCRr AND NEW YORK FERRY.
Leave NV York from Pier NJ. 2 Surt' River, al
T.?O aud II 20 A. NJ, $50, i.SU sui 800 y. Nj.
TIE buAts stop ~ BHrgCn fulIt Gnl Aar!Ntrs
H,rhor every trip each way,
sri9ly'Il5 JOHN o. sIERSS, superintendent
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OFFICIAL. AND LEGAL.
PROPOSALS FOR e333, 900 CENTRAL
PARK IMPROVEMENT EIfNn sInNK nI


PROPOSALS FOR s333, 900 CENTRAL
L PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND STOCK OF
1875" Sealed proposals will be received At tho
Comptroller- Office, until FRIDAY, the 2Ith day
Of June, 1882, ~ o'clock p. M, when the same
will he publicly opened fnr the whole or any part
of the sum OF THREE HUNDRED AND fHIR.
TY-THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS OF the GEN
TRIAL PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND STOCK"
authorized Ivy Chap. So Of the Laws ~ 100 aud
by an Ordinance of the Common Council, o. proved
by the Mayor, April -, 1850.
The sad stock " III bear interest at the rate Of
six por cent. per aunum, payable quarter yearly.
and the principal viii be redeemed Nov.t, 1879.
Tbs proposals W ~ state TIE smpuntbf .to, de-
sired, and tie price per one hundred dollars there
Of and the persona NL,se proposals. are accept
cd, will he required g. del, ait with the CAsmlor-
ain OF the Clty, w!'hiu ttceu days s'tsr the
opening of the bits, the sums awarded b. them re-
speedway.
On presenting to the c .mptr ,ler the rec, pts OF
the Chamberlain for such q, posta the psItts will
be entitled To- receive certificates for sqc amounts
Of the par yauc ofthc stock, Tearing interest from
the dates ofpavments
Each pro- ositon should lie sealed and iniorssd
"Propossls hr central Park Improvement FUND
Stock" and inclps,d la second nveope, addressed
IA the Comptroller.
The right is reserved to reject any or all Of the
bids, II considered necessary to project or promote
the Interests Of the city.
RoDf T. HAws, Comptroller.
City Of New York, department o. Finance,
Clmptroller's Ohce, Mny 90 isj2.
icy bMkIuslJI
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WILLIAM FAIRG RAVE,
DID Juss Ia, 1862.
Aged 81 years, 4 months, day.

The procession proceeded through Broadway u
shs South Ferry in ne following os.er;
wntvor,h's Baud.
Bauntr.
Having on one sae atui i.ns,h rorret o. HfSRY
olA1 ss S Al no .' is, 'T n'iI Ss sAa
eentre-the whole surrounded
VITA the mUV0,
"Mer,.y and Truth are mt togrthar."
hembcrs OF tAe GRAFT, Is % an two
Brother james DE Stair, c'rryiny the three
W. walter GRAHAM, Master, With
peacoi!s AMI otiioI o.Actrs.
THE HEAHSE.
Momuers,
C.u2sns, a..
Arrived :, Greenwood Cemetery, TIA utull i'm
pfs..y We N sonic services w5ro read, ~ Tie w NJ
he dii % p-dsnur 10 the NJ N d's'e' "A7 rniS'
and, 1!ier depCst Hg ,hs apron ala sirL OF ever
green ~ lbs 1,e'e. SO / ~ VS. co.s-",i W w
mother e.f,L-proy.o.s - which Lis uI+pd homo o.
were river, NJ iolpHs TAo hrstAr,n cI 'sed ts'r
hands O. tLelr lres,t. tcl raised T. -n t. heay ~
.h,n drcpp,d d.. m b. the side, III lac" tr.ppHl,
s,tis same eme. This WIS don- tlros sin-a tA'
brethren eresimins oseh time 'iii' l"'rory w
cLer.,A Aefe; Lis soul returns t. God, who save 4
sad IN. body We consisn ~ mo.hsr esrt.V'
APRoroap IMrEoyEMrAr.-lnt the Boa
q Aldermen ye,txJay, A!d-f,ap Or.vsA pr
scnted, from ale C,ania!t:cs on .S A'ta, rots
kvusbls " lie sec,.on Il a M Il u % ps CVtpo
ration property n Tia foot x E.at lcth street
together wit. q reso..Aau Gutlonz.us te Stree
rr~Iuiss!oneI y ssVertAe fjr p,Ars thsgsim i0'tl
,ri,h. and moving that tic Conn tea be discharge
from further cons Liberation Of We sihiect lie urge
=. rlsbt tie esksblishmsGt Of the i,.s.kct Cor T.
oopysuisncs u over eighteen thousand citizens
Il Al sol m A.,
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C,EAIFp pRopos AIS WILL RE RrCEIv.'

CEAIFD PROPOSALS WILL RE RECEIV-'
- ed by the ~ col Officers ofths FIFTH WARD,
at the office OF the Clerk OF the Board Of Elucnt or,
corner OF Grand and Ella sisu until Monds ,he Suth
day Of June, 1862 Mt IL O'Clock noon, for painting
the exterior and the walls aud woodwork Of tho in
terror of Ward School II use No. a, in said Ward,
pursuant TO specifications on file aud to be seen at
the office Of the Supcrintc ndout II School Buildings
No 0i Crosby II. Two responsible aud approved
surtes will be required from Tire successful bidder,
aud no proposals. will DO considered in which no
sureties are named. The School Ohcers of TIC
ward rsBarve the right T. reject any or all Of the
proposals oiic'ed II decmed for the public interest
10 90 30.
JOHN BESsON, RI ding and Fur
JAMES 81 TITIIlLI, , nshing Commit
HENRY HorKlNsoN, J tee, oh Ward.
juno ID, 1902 jcl6 ;3'i0l
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE II, lss2.

Mourning.
lWdes~ for re NJ y. SUM-,
~ MA. nAsx oonsrocx.
There's mourning In the p,lscS
There's mou rning In the COT,
Thsre's mourning In the valley,
And On TIE mountain's top
Tnsrs's mourning svssywhsfe.
The slsasr ~ In tears,
Day aftsr day In vain,
Toe playmate Of her early years.
Les cold among The slain.
There's mosuning svsrywhsses
We hear ths wifeS ed voice,
In ~ailinss low and deep;
TIE loved one OF her girlhood's shoics,
Il slssIing his las. sleep.
There's mourning svsrywhsrss
dr ohildrens bosoms swell,
They ask, with fearful eye,
o. ~ss nos father strong sud wslt
Then why did father si,t
There's mourning everywhere.
Tha father bows bis silverd head,
IN sorrow, sad aud stern,
The glory Of his house 10 fcd,
I've Light will ne'er return.
There's mourning svsrywhtfs
The broken hearted mother.
With Wild and Vsesnt eye
Nourns for her bright and beautiful
Whs went forth but " die.
There's mourning everywhere.
Have mercy on This stricken land,
oh thou Eternal Will
And with thy mighty voice command
The dark waves 70 be still.
There's mourning every whsfA
Tristea Expressly for the New Ysrk Sun
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uoyE LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY. No

uOME LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, No
L Court a. pr,. tlyn, aud Ia Roadway, New
York-Mutusl, ~ith aoa,h cap tel II $4,000 in
vested In stocks d tAc state ~ New York aui rst
claas bonds aud u,urt- yes.
WALTER :. GRIFFITH, President.
GFO. G. RIPLEY, Srcty.
AZ This Company has ad ted principle In
tended t, prevent a. lapsr o. aug policy and b. Sc
cure t. to assured in every case all the assurance
which their payments will provide for. OR mem
beers need not sIprehrud therefore, that their ina
bilty u pay the premium =, any hiturs time will
involve tue loss of what they have paid
Our prospectus and cthcr Publications will be
sent gratuitouS,y T. al who re- llret.
Good agents wanted, and will he treated on the
most liberal terms MIL Ill Ju2i'llo
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MARINE NEWS.
CLKARFp.

CLEARED.
STEAMSHIPS -Cs.-...- wttoa. As?!nvsli
truz. Is. VA-lsvs>s, ra.als!fAA
sHlPs-H tsr4r, Bennett H'ns Kong SortA
h-.s- C-i.la., I've. irs Iia.@1a' 70 = M
~. Gers
BARKs-or,y.l,. c-cck,i. Datin. rKacAn.r
Il s,rriE. Los4sa, os.isa R-.s v liiseury, As
El=Nt-,
BElG-J,-n.s x,iy. H,G-. na,'n.
sen oONER>-E o. Ioo.s>. New Haven fs-s.
80. H,,-h. Ret 20. Lssff~oi. Psree, Hrtor
is.Il. ? as. Cay. H,IAT; Win Pinetn-y.
PEW. ss.r-. r-e~i I care S..su. G-e,s viii,
J'a1. Be-. N..ssu; Au's ,ie sie.d. p u Al rsirs;
Ice tmN. Bs,riusa. New hed'o-ii Taylor,
Co.'S. c,on.s. 8, John. NIB. " wetu.9rr. Far.
- f31 k.ys Wa as'.s Merrill, Wsa. ston.
u c. Reap.r, FsrF.A Newark.
ARRIVED.
eTEANsHIPs-r. =. Adams P.,.ne:s, nds.
Me- .s,x, Cox, PaiAislpA!a, mise.
VIZ B7las. FlsisF, n. ttnore, do
H.r., Nehos PA.' .ieirkiA, do
A-sso. G>lsige, ? =, Roysl, c. o. hour.
ARA. ssssary, AspnwA A. slh Inst, with treasure
al passengers " u d Aleu-
BAREs-L.hsnon, q "a, Boston days.
ACrss. Nili6en. Saga tth inst, sugar.
cAHop4s, Ward, Shields o. days, With coal.
BRIGs-X.re.y, PAii!ips Psrpsuibuco, cotton.
Ran. Perry, M.iliriigc days, lurnbsI.
RsushAw, Pierce, G.,anaos u days, sugar.
sCHooSERs-AmszcA. Lock, Cow bay, Me-
Franklin Belle, Robinson. Trinidad, CUBE.
Lucy Ann, Law snes, MSnkton, n, 10 days.
Arnis Bell, Bow ,.Sn, Cardenss june b sugar.
AP wallace, Staples. Taunton, mise.
Cinderella, Stevens, Gloucester days h9A
Ann Q sAlter, fihh, New BEDFORD with oil.
" z Bird, Scott New London days.
IS Lane. L.as, Providence.
Armadillo, Chase, Portland. Ne, q d., potatoes
Hsnr.ettA, brannan, Newport.
Glide, Lowell, from Providence.
0eorgianA, Teel, do
Arloo, do
Commodore, Rose, Roskrort, with potatoSL
Kate, Smith, New Haven, in ballast.
Vsndove, Gray, Rondon for boston.
American Eagle, waydott, Pembroke, Ne, I d.
Aurd, Snow, RockiAnd dsys Lime.
Juno, Robinson, do do DO
BFrsnklin,Mil do do A.
Aimira, Frisby, Cambridge, vita lumber.
hsicyon, Freeman. Mount DsscrtL Nc. apars.
Aurirs, Natscl, Jol-sIort ds a. spars.
MI Re- j, Kelley, New Pedtrd With oil.
orion, Tobln L'n.an, Z v, /! days coal.
Loiiss, Hunter. Cssis Y sslsm days.
Gross, Terry, Bangor II dave, Jumbo.
Lo,li,, Hzskcli. Boston days, do
Medori' Hoprms Bln.or, do
Eorwest, HASKELL, Deer !'e, do
Susan 4 Jane, Pickering, Calais, 10
Elizabeth, Thompson, ~ George, No, lath.
Csltstia, Pyc, Halifax 10 days coal.
yolsnt, slocum, Coruwsl'is, y \, potatoes.
y .nbetA, Niprclus Au.s,sr lam 90 days lead.
KSe wcomh, Bacon, Providence DAYS
wenonsh, Owens, PoInhrok. days, lumber.
He Bishop, Amascsn Portsmouth days
Expedite. Beob-, Pal Il ver
Cboctsw. Harding, New bedford.
Arsbela, WasA Addison days, lumber.
B.ls Creole, Cousins, Bangor, do
Kosuth, Lee, NewburyponB days,do
isabella, Fsulkiiu, Boston Q days, Indss.
Wslcots, Parker, do do
IRA, Chamber ain, do do
Republic, soul., New bedford DAY.
] II Deputy, Lewis, Providence days.
wNeCobb, Gray, Bangor. with lumber.
6LOOPs-Oilver Ames, Coleman, Taunton,
HOpragus, Gibbs, Providence, mdss.
BELOW.
.,A h,ta
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CHATTER XVII

CAPT. wlNTIR.oP MAREs 4 GRAND SEIZURE!
Capt Wn'hrop and Coral drew near tie half
Nitlol bay, and lookel in the direction indicated
by his outstretched hasd. They could clearly
see slime dark forms moving on the shore Of the
island, but could not make out either their char
actcg or number. For q few moments they stood
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MILITIA R n.

A FEW MORE RLtBUIIS WANTED
hfur tho F,ith IL. lin,. New York stAis Noiun-
,ect Ari'i,rv. Col. sAN NJ GRAHAM, now sta
toned a' Io't Marshall. Baltimore, MI. I.s iegi
reut Hers many injucsmeuts that cannot be hsi
ia any Other, f,f tacsc who desire h. serve tht.r
,ouu,ty IN ~, it, hour q peril NJ long tire
some maj, hes, NJ exposure III damp, cold tents
God, warm snl c.iu ortshls hsrrscks la hcstly
!U,alty prov del ~ each inaA-, A. s.'y ~,
ft.,f@ 70 Nv
a.. ,,, -, .srr. u Sc WHO desire 10 JON u iuust
-, :, Immediately l. l. cut W II. BOYLE, Co. A,
NJ the cor Z Bow ~ and Grand ~. All atHeu'e's
s-e req .,-;ed g. report Mts Office, or thoy ~ I've
ret irltd o. desctt-rs. Lsut BROWER, Regimen
IA Re,rttlny q" GER. ieit i4'iUN
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EIRENiAN'S TRUST INSURANCE co.
l. OF BR0oKLiN.


0fhce No. . Court street, opposite CITY Hal, md
No Wall street, near Broadway, New York.
Organized on ihr principle Of paying one al the
profits above ten per cent. to ~. WI lows amt Or.
phan's Fund Of the Fire Department. Of he City OF
brooklyn.
p.aEcrokA
George Hal Nehein'h knight joseph Hal
A,ronA DegrauwG!ibert l. Htight smith fRucher
Thomas Clark vBrunt wyckofP, ter BAniorson
Harry Messenger tHFrlthiughLm SWarrsn snodsn
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Peter Duryea j ! Thorn, " u ! IL sord
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AAI.ow William II nd Jnslpn II void
Hobart Fond Henry Person G,u alicl hiRg
Craw'ur Csmth Mnrcc,lu.M t-sey James
Henry u Peck III Van Vpornis John " Hicks
.tol J Clover JOHN Schsnck u kr'nhn
VI Robbins f. \ I Pct W eut'ns e iiau
L.v KIN Ter $ C.IttDt.lvn DO "A | Worries.
THIS COMPANY continues t. Insure Bindings
Nor,haui 80, Dwellings, II Cs,h'h Furniture,
vr,ses ia port ami g. II cars ~, and other rrope,-
IT, agN a. / 'os or A .mgye by fire, cu Hs favorable
aud .ihera! terms a. othor 'lr't '..7 ,oupnui =.
GfpR"E HALL, Pee. lc4t.
wM. BCRRFit, Secret ry,
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az AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY 9TH,


~ 1862, rgtius on the iIlispn River Railroad TO
anil from ~ York, bany, Troy, and p'sces
N'ltn Gud W.T., Viii Iln ~ f1lows' sunaAys ex-
c,Ited; Cong North, Leave rLirtioth street 3, 30
o. N Youk,rl Pusel-,r Train, At piping 1T al Lt'-
tiuus nurth O. Munh'tL,u ALI at Butihsmg. Leave
Chambers ise.--Tuoa n. m. Express Train for A.
lahy aud rroy, Topp.ts nj funkerI PseksSl.l
Ghrtia1i's, / n al, Pow hke-ps,r RhiEeteck, II
yol, Germantown C.tr.ii station, Hudson Gnd
stuyyesslt. TJJ n. N Innbcrs Way Mai End
Pass MGR T ain, stopping al al stituns north 81
Manhattan and st Dpnnams. 500 a. m fodsh,
lerpsin Way Mo, and Pass, uger Tran, stopping 81
al station, "a nth Of luplcrs. 9ia %. M fe'esSl
~ ,eu7rr ri.r Il "a j.. At .A stat 90 ~
b1d st'ec', SLY. = Bay and d,tnMood' Il'ptS'
Pm, kccgsc wy FL 81 e''i Pass Hger Tam
st.puils ~ all st, a. llItA col M4tstn, eN 'ol =
Inv Gtenyood ara Scarborough. go :, M f'.'
kels rtls,rssr 7 IN, stoil i's, station. 'r'i
Gr \ suy and TOY. soo !. ~. ree>@@ Il Way
p.lsai 90 rriL, suppn, at al ~ .tiaus north oil
81 mlp'u .i' r'-cpt.na Cturefs. $50 p m. l'Ah-
III ZIP 20 9"''tng Tam, btoppuns ~ la:d S.
fur; va lis, %. :. lytaN u ygl, YlnN ~, Duoo'
/ Forty, yIar .Cr, lNrAt1V q, HuS h.rR, trusr q
ktal buI al t'-u US 40 a.. loo 7. N, *
/ pr rsi3cu, q rraa ior Albany aid Toy. Z,
] +. n, y 80 ~ f.'stpt.r 1rom At pp..4 NJ
/ noUm. as T.. n, p,gp'.socpsc fr..5ht aud
/ r,.suii, - IL il. tlpph, at Manhattan, 1874 st,
Fort N,Hta a., ~ 'y IL q SOU lely IN
: l,vsr'Gt, Y lN - LiF t,ncs nftaF 57Sy, lIFl
! ton. \ iTJ town, -, 'lg, pd,hl GMrssl5
g 1dss..,. t. lJ., arl - " II uGus. lo,l
=, ~. 1. i'gu,er ami EKPress l'eiSF Irun iur Al
! h.ns tH- Toy, V'in rpHis tH ~ eH,d' tiouH
prlv.4s IN Nsw N,rk at ~ So. ~, 80 -. N
Eyr eos r..r, Hr-iy %. IN ~ i1rk at eco p. m
li.hOE 80. W. ,i.l, Wa Prds-t and fJ-s.nsc
Train ilr ~. .ll'u eic, sieppin. at al statloA'
30 y ~ rs' iN'1g.Icr Train, arriving y
hel;er Tr''n, arriving "a New You. at 30 a. IL
0i0p. m. Passenger AID Exprees frsish: rrfir
SryiI. IN NV YORK Ho'Gc .. IN. ies trooo
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A rrnT occurred on Sunday night In stable In
North Seventh street, and destroyed II together
with horre An adjoining building, occupied .
drug store dafnsged 70 the srnuiint Of 900.
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A bark and one brig, unknown.
CONTINUED from n, 6r,f pace.

ICWHHUedJF0 ut W"PHye'I
Clay Lodge met at their Lodge Room yesterday at
IP. n, - pay the last tribute Of respect 70 the
memory Of their lsto brother. james FairgrAve,
who died on Saturday last, Tho brethren having
assumed their rtgalia, proceeded to the residence
Of the deceased, lso Roosevelt street, where the
body WAS enclosed In handsome rosewood coffin,
silver mounted, and having on the plate, tAs FOL.
lowing;
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CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
~ coyed by the school Officers of the SIXTH
WARD, at the u'hce Of the Clerk ut tie board %
Education, cor Of Grand AMI Elm ats, until Wed.
LC,ihy the Eighteenth dpy Of June %, At II o'ck
~ noon, for steem heating apparatus for Primary
School No. s, in slid Ward, purauont N specihcs-
p,rntcnlent o, School Bdildngs, % Crosby, Tho
proposals must lie accompanied with accurate
drawings and descriptions Of the APPARATUS propod-
al TO be urnishod otherwise they will loo re- eeted.
Two respoi sihc and approved surctcs will 10 re-
qulred fiom the successful bidder and no proposals
will be considered in which no sureties are named,
The : hoo Ohieels regcrye the right To- rvloct any
or all o. the proposals. oered If deemod tor tne pub
lie iLteIest to do 80. Dated june p, 1907.
FRANCIS URORltE)
OWEN KINNEY, Committee.
6sQls WALTER ROCHE
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INSURANCE..
i LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BROOKLIS


OF BROOKLNS
orrtcu. esAscp oyytrs
sII FULTON STREET, u WALL sTKnnE
BROOKLYN. NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL, 15o, 900 DOLLARS.
This Company ins'ircs property Of all kinds ayainst
Ioqa or Damage Ivy Are, On az favorable terms -
siuilar Institutions
TEuSts J. BERGEN, President
JAMES n THOMPSON Jr., sec'y.
uEO. w. III ST Assttnt
plsSOTuas.
rEtNIs J. BERGEN, JAMES CRrIKsIASK3
HIRAM y ST joins, joins X PKI'YN,
EDW. I. BAtKIlOU5E, SAMUEL van WICK,
JAMES HARPER, ALEXANDER CuNE
LEWIS III ESr, II. \. VOORHEES,,
john l.. srADER. JAS 4 stIiOONNAKER
HENRY y. CULLEN MICUht. SENlS,
IRvEkirr II. SAGE, SAMUEL GARRISON,
PHILIP 4. CROOkE, joins LEFtFRTA
JAMES H. COOPER CORS J bergen,
join q. sCHUNAkfRALEX.w W. BESNEM,
JOHN !. NASDfRBILTJANEs TITUS.
HENRY T.ENkEN, - SeE =. ROWAN,
EDWARD HARVEY.
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DECRUITS WANTED
~ for the
HAIInEE Guard

Now forming under the new call Of the Govern
mont, TO be rcndy within sixty days. Cait BAT
TERSON, who has been in TIE sery &c Of the dow
eminent, has received orders 10 recruit Company A
OF this Guard, and IN now ready To receive rccrdts
lts iutcn led that ills company shall be one OF
the finest 10 the service.
Pas from sl3 to S2S per month.
Zach man, as soon as mustered, VIII lie sent 90
Camp wasl nyton, Staten Issi Land provided with
abundant rntions and good uniform.
800 Bounty Ut the expiration OF enlistment.
All Nties Wishing TO act in the capacity Of nom
commissioned officers must apply Immediately 10
securs position.
Hcsdq lartCIs $50 broadway, N Y.
j i. PATTERSON, Capt.
JOS. eiIl.fHAN, Orderly Sergeant
Approved May ~, 1867! 4. \, LARSED, eu
pornt.nGen, Twelfth Infantry, Mastering officer
i,o iltluA
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n
"A Company va tie h.d reg tn.ni, Npshurgh Chss-
scurs, Col. GEORGE A. BttKlSGH AN, uew IN
camp at tie Red House, i'Sth At and al ave. TIC
location and surrounding. 10 dcIslth.L hne ground,
god hsth'ng, SC, g.. TIE men 50 snou ~ mus
tered are provided with comfortable quarters, cloth
~. NJ 4 s,ol rRtiuns Pay omnruc.- Ms soon -
IN stored. Relief viii bs given H. tie families Of
volunteers, aud, Ia sccordnuco with u ioiut r"~ou
ton q CurF t.ss recently adopted, every volunteer
Will Us entitled To- months pay III advance. QlAi-
hsd iuen can secure tie positions 81 nNn.ooiiin ..
STONED officers. Apply - Capt ALEX. WARREN
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RUNNING
THE BLOCKADE


ny CAPT. WHEELER, U. =. 4.
Author Of q" The WEB Of Fate"; TUE Of NJ
Nude Ground, Ss.
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DRY GOODS.

A MOTHER LARGE ADDITION
"A MAS BEEN MADE THE PAST WEEK
from THE LATE PEREMPTORY AUCTION
SALES TO oUR HITHERTO UNHEARD