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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Gen. Cadwallaler Of Maine Cornelius Walford Of
England, y. ID. Brainsrd OF Monterey, Mexico, j.
Brown of Mexico and L. Z. Gillett aud j. A. Miller
Of the U. $. Navy, are ut the Astor House.
Count dArmenteros of Havana. W. II. Russell,
United States Consul at Trinidad de Cuba, ID. T..
Vail and family of Troy, N. Eaton and lady OF
Havana and j. II. Moore Of tie United States Army,
are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
TIE Hon. d. A. SmaIIey of Vermont is at the Al
bema;le Hotel.
Carlos Valeurid and NJ. NJ. Leon aud family Of
Havana, Cuba, and Gustavus Meyer, Rafael F..
Vodal, and jose Bottle Of Ma,anzss, at the Car-
endcn Hotel.
s. N. Noyes Of Providence, II. patchin Of Vermont,
J. d. CLAIR; of the United States Navy, g. C. Chase
of Massachusetts, and :. w. Cooper Of the United
States Army, are at tie Metropolitan Hotel.
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FRIENDS' YEARLY AEETLNG.

The public meeting yesterday morning were a.
tended by crowded audiences. That in the Nfse
house in Rutherford place was addressed by 'o'h
Hunt in powerful aud affecting manner.
The business meeting opened at 4 o'clock IN 'he
afternoon. Sons time was occupied in lis;ehins 20
an exhortation from an elderly Friend. alter WINCH
tie report Of the Committee on Indian Af-'H wa
read The work of rendering aid 10 The reinnSnt "i
the ABORIGINAL race in this State IL one IN when ne
Society hns been long and zeslousy engaged !.
believed to be- the only philanthIopie ensrprl,e' Guy,
sde OF their own body, In which fiieho' A' 'O"'
have ever taken part ra;,, voo.
The relations OF the Society with the Indian race
have ever been intimate and cordial, from tne usy
of William Penn and his celebrated treaty W 'ie
rressnt time. 80 deep was the mpie'rion nNi "
rnon Tie rnde sonr Of the forest, by the e9"i
and Christian treatment they received q, 'oe n"nu
of H.. Great ard good MIN, and hin lohowos, "no
,nrsued toward them system Ia marked oontia ''.
,yith that atcpted by other settlers, thnt N, ",
eyer sinco felt toward the Qnakers q reg "a anl
oger,;ou which hayo become traditional III ~ ~
t,iLea. aud the girb OF tho Quaker mas s'"'l ~ ~"
s,,ed ice weaT.r exemption from the f'hy ave- 'no
',.lri, knife, when toward all othefH lAeJ "''e
been nesciloss AID unsparing. .,.l...
az late years tho Society has inteiP'tou sp,'
10 a.. .u9 Laus IL Ite vastsi suX 10 "1o0 ~ 'A'
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State frcza the grasp Ola powerful company OF spec
rlirors, Who had invegl the Indians into a treat
for their sale and THE has renewed and strengthened
the ancient bonds OF friendship between the Indian
ard tue Quaker. At present the Society Is called
upon to do little for ibese Indians beyond aiding
81 EN- with friendly council aod advice, they hsylnS
become selfsuproring and educated; bat tn Com
nitiee is reQuarly apr lnted and continues to watch
over them faithfully.
The minutes of The "Meeting for Stuff rings" or
Standing Committee Of the yearly meeting, whie
acting fr 1t durng the recess in of emergency
were then read and approved, and list OF new
msmbers appointed to serve for three years.
The absence of Eleszar Haviand, one OF TIE
ratriarchs of the Society, who bad been in his seat
through all the eli lier sessions, noticed. anf
friend explained that he had been attacked by dan.
ger illness, and conveyed TO his home IN Dutch
County. IL was stated that he had not been alb
sent from any yearly meeting for the last fity.sx
years, and IN view of the probability that he had
been here Tor the lest time, several feeling trb-
uies TO his exemplary and Christian character were
offered by members who had known him long AID
intimately.
II il expected that the meeting for this year will
conclude with this days sitting.
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DIED.

GALLAGHER 49, In B-oosiyD on iae'dsy' Nav =. lev.
Isi.y yolures. q. Da, AID May Hsisarr aged II
months I'D - Iys
UFSSON--In BraoFivn Tuesday. May H. Emma dsuTh
tef o. Ch.f-n ald tiry ieHson. a.ei y- and mouths
~ FNEY-N Yor.yipe on Wsineed,y May X 1spt john
Fe,urv o. wounds received Il the 5stte o. Nian'nuIg
Of Copenv g. "a fire /ousves .sth Regiment n l. y v
Further notes oil the oners w be published IN daily papers
HfLsMAN la New.lok 1uesday. MAY p, l5t2
Charles b. Irfnlu. IN the ild year OF his aye. . .
Tie .es,e spd friend o. the .opy are sspcos,ny ln'ea
place corner Of Fourteenth street At oeeck this Thur
aa,l afternoon, witAoai further Invitation
HUNTIEG-A, Madison, y. D., on 1Te.day. May q, Wln
w. Hunting forns Of New-foFk ased - yeas.
JEROME--A. siassa, Long Island on Tuesday, NAY n.
The5e Anu vii, OF 0ec. J,soms IN the cen jeaF o. he
s.e
KREPs-rn Iii, ely Tuesday, Mag a. VINE, only child
OF VIM 5 I'D Charlotte A. hrep-. ssed years. months
end days
LANAGAN-On Tuesday. May p, in Brooklyn, John ).
Lsrag.n. Corporal Company Al. "a Regiment Ne~'foTS
STATE Militia.
nlLiIGAN-In Elizabeth n. j.. on Wednesday,, Msy %,
1872 Of camp C.r samuel o. Ais"n' Hams Light
Cavalry aged 20 years.
Notice o. the funeral herester
MoRANIn this city Monday May f6 the infant dsosh
Ter OF Benjamin A aud Emily Mosn eyed yes' and ~
months.
pENDRRGAsT-in Brooklyn Tuesday May q, Of con:
sumption Patrick P.EGsgsss, "a IL years. IiVshs Ani
10 Days
oUA-On Tuesday morning Msy a. John Ous 10 the cd
The ard friends Of the f-Ty respectfully invited
to attend a.. funeral Thurtdsy 18th Inst 81 u o'clock
u q, from the Dntch Reformed Church In hing street
rear Meeeou:s Tle remains viii he taken ~ Tsrytown
teneieiy Tor in;ernent
sMITlKilieds .. tho battle q Williamsburg Monday.
May J4as Pettlsrew. edes, OF the iso Samuel and
Ch. ti4ns Smith IL the 2';h yeM OF his age
sTELLE-Ip Brookisn, Tassday May y. tllIsbeh r..
wlle oil .naiuin Sss agcd IS year. months ard days
sWANln III. city. M Tuesday May ~ Cstharipe Swan
daughter OF Josspa Swan aged years. months and Il
days.
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nave aesO'eo my language a. much possble
Ia she.e thrss fos ere made apparent, which
Wsh yr particularly to psss upon the attention Of the pub
~in.eh La' utterly 20 Ted di,ginisA the Jequeyor
DIE, ne ,'e',oay Of puopesy dsa.s and thsi can
ySg second Thss we esn neyer bore 70 pcrs,
cou.umpon unt the Iubic sed " tn the npats ce
CL,Er wrts sol p6shsd book fr n. iassrustion o. q
guidance Of t' people sod dvssd Lis language Of technical
ie,r'" that they m'rat TIE tier uuderstaodit.
Now what propose Is do In this series Of ,ters to which
this Il the introduction. IA to describe In plata un,schnir.
nciage tho nature cau,es and SYMPTOM. OF dsasrs Of tie
thu and ,lng embracing casrh 0zens sore throat doh.
iberia broncniis sshma aqd consumpon-to pout opt a
eod Of net for their cure. and a, the srre
TN to in press public with she paramount importance Of
understanding that these several diseases bat uks in the
ehain aud that The only security alast consumption
throat objections whth il takes It's rice II these
allowed to remain, diseases Of the lungs viii inevitably
follow. " .
giving my professional rew't 10 the world prefer the
public newspapers to the usua method OF BOOK
a induced ~ do b, the know ledge that no ceus.ion
which cond be DRAINED iot DOCK Woiid spi'Sen ~
which e. secured rs theif publication in Ae metro
Il vii no iosbt he re- hered ,hst ia 1852 introduced
into The United States the rice OF treating pulncnsiy as
eases by breathios. or inGang me'cnes into he lps'
whieby the ,dy app TO the sect OF tue as
The benefits conferred b. ths treatment have Deen
tested b thousands Of grateful Witnesses NON every part o.
tho Mon, aud Ia again calling the sti.ntio oil tbs
people mention significant fact Than that
during years in which my practice The LARGEST tue
mortality fo consumIt N IA this city steadily oimhisueo
until iho CRY rspecros reports showed GeoTesse oil np
OF thirty per beiry salvation OF more tGan ono
thoussr d lives year.
As have row agsin resumed tie active duties ~ pro-
fstio which Interrupted by iaiDg health, induced ~
the srduous sDor Of practice believe FREQ and foil dis
cuson OF the subjects mentioned IN this letter will De pro
ductivr of good and while couuo the one hand
pretend to sny Quxoc disinte.st-dnrss can the o,h-r
most heai adopt the language OF Sir cHkRLKs sCuDAhofL
calling the OF the people OF England 70 this
same becs Il not on .elhh ground, ,ba, adyocss
tho pscc- Whit my reputation 10 personsl and
,ran-d Of little m0msntwhst relates to sciences ana
Of mankind il for al sge. aud Of nenisblo
i'm Importance"
81 next letter win be chronic ca.arrh and
Your o5edient ,eryan',
ROBrRT HUNTER, NJ. D.,
Physician for Pulmonary Disesser,
10 83k broadway.
Ngw-YORx. Wednesday. May 23, iaG2.
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s-rsr--.--x-r-y--51-4rs-r-
lConraUii-a,odl
Dr. Robert Unutcr on ire prrvnicnce and I'm
pnrtance al pHinionBry Diseases.

~ 10 fdltT - ~ y. h. fff'r'S
sH: Wien w. reflect the pdsYutabe feet that Of 81
i've riio1 ,esiss which sfct hualniiy there Is none 20
f,q-rt r. s ,,cuf,ce OF -s il y, i''ns - fanonn>
,srscr,.s aud consider tina, 1t .. OIL sses aad IN
ever teton of ire hal begin is'!y 70 pgehsld he
i,,.se Il decreasing kr.n'eie Of he nature Of this
S.. sn1 o. eyisrr Efficient mean, OF affssiug
pogs.s srd lnouns H. cute - long ss the people 70
n is.c-n c! ti. clrse. Which prod o. tousump'en' End
OIL tie stic lar. IT, inst 'eahiy aud insii.ous
,eaelc. We canine, nope that timely i1eps will be
i,r..d n. 10, J,,rs.fos or ts those who unhsppiy
.,-k BY ihs ais vii be spared Tho 'ursrins' ard
tho r,sr si.u, troni ~. f,rsed dis,sse OF he Lungs.
That hi. want q INFORMATION ors exit snons the people
e,.ot be denied Hoveyer VOL ilfogmei hey may be On
otic. .oy,lraeut, mccls1isn, AID tie, they As
c5tsrurd 20 .o-e, Lsnsrye' utterly ignoTan; OF tie
law OF .h AM Of The PRINCIPLES hici pEsvalsn: opd
Numerous disease onght 10 be coEb,ed and removed In
cord the al. Of presoris- lie by the pr.ycron OF diaea,
sred as entirely secondary to TIC acquisition OF wealth
ld sy so't be said to bound ne HII4tion' %
Nv, e-.lly hi, ., ouyh, to he removed aud This
only he rG I'D by through IAo,- pun tsus
stus ook ss niofi,o GA 81 ts cufT's even, Of NE
m. uvs,ry by which hes long been their 10
ss ..ything pertaining TO the healing sr, and stand jfth
90 u,i.ns ard 81 nr viii rvac, Ills science.
da.e kuoscose, and irca.cusoy beneh all classes
By ~. may be viewed By he progressive Of
nv o,eousl breee. purpose 10 resume the good ~oA
b, courb.liry everything which deem valuable TO the
people In srd that important cs's Of dsesses 20 which
my practice exclusively eoohred leaving 70 other, ne duy
Of following pe witt reference 20 other msriiea
an s,r.pgt.urd and ,utslsd Ia this resolution 20 ws for
the oil the pcop. by he example Of Que o 'he
shslt and hshos: oInrnonts OF prof, ssion, whose
words tsks crest pleasure IN quoting. sr JAMES
CLAKx Phyan Ia Cri"aiy 20 She ouecn ~ Erssnd, Ia
liz preisc, 20 ysuso!- work on Con.n pfo anG Sofo
us ob,, yes: " The tf0t nMcrrv y al DIfHs hiMIb
1 Dfsi ysr On 'Hhing t'c JrqgtaeRV neoudh9 mf nor
frf OF cs. ~ ossasss Is 4 tse sum iort mctmel
ms ~ ,eek for eher rgcfh7d ~ fyRg ms CO..
q ~ cannot but he aware 81 the grost dricul
es which prfeat tsnsl.ses 10 tie accom- pi,pmet OF nay
ven, Of prevention sud that these Con never come gen
erai aouca.ir W ~ ne pHb (ng prose! with The
nrre.sts nf attending 10 fsui Att asg say 10 being
rriafs 1t work fInll The inppuu!ce sDd setci A.
~ ca, 81 SLs sus.ss. " Ysss ,.s t'S @ai4. " 90 se,
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MAKlsLED.

ClfAHEEGLAIN-GRANf- Mystic Bridge. .onn. o.
tuesday Nsy ~ ~ the residence Of the ba"s 'soy %
the p-y L. Bronson. Henry {. Chenn-r.Sin q heN.
York C,y Mary A. Grant youngest daush'es oil Ol0,''
Grant. ssg.
UARNED-CRA WFORD--On Tuesday. May q. by tho Few;
d. Chauncry L-etot Of ST. Jsae-- ChuTch Luther Mead
I4nea 10 Jemula daughter Of james tr.Nord al q ms
CITY
IALLOCK-DiTTT- By tire Roy. Nm. fishbousn' o. his
iesaenc~. in brooklyn L. D. Robert L. Haock 70 Frau
c-s v Dcfz. roth o. this city.
sAyBOnN-BELLoTs-ln Concord y. IL, on Monday
,fny % by tie Rev J. h. IeC,.tv. CHARLIE T. sahoor.
csc - MIC .ss L.. dlur.to Of re Hon Henry boi'
l,v, FL O.. ON. ord
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NV CnuRcn EpIFIcH.-The erection Of 4 uew
church edhce Tor the Congregational Society Of Jer-
.ey City ms been commenced at the corner OF York
aud henderson s,rees The building viii be princi-
pay * lrc AID isio be - feet front snd l'2i feet
deep with leciuge-room across the rear 70 feet IN
Width. The Hon. ID. s. Gregory ia ono OF the chef
promoter. Of The enterprise, and bas given $1,000
coward it. Tie edifce will co.: $4,000, and Will
D. cou!p!,ted next Fall.
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The Anniversary Week I'm BOSTON.

FOsTON, Wtunrbdsyl Day - IeV-'
The anniversary week attracts many strangers to
the city, but the meetings are less fully attended
than m peaceful times. The reports generally show
encouraging progress Of the various religious and
phiLnthropic ir,ercsts represented.
The Rev. DR.. Storrs If Brooklyn addressed the
American sna Foreign Christian Union Society IN
fremont Temple to-day. There WIS large Of
tendance.
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6peflal Notlfes.
Anne ricau Institute Polytechnic Associate

Anne ricau Institute Polytechnic Assocint iou.--
regular meeting OF tais Association will be- held ct the
of the in the Cooper Union BUILDING THIS
tTbusdsy) EVENING the !s,h inst, AZ o'clock subjee'
- Illuminating Mstsries Admission free.
1lOs u. srRrsoS. Sec'y CiiAS. A. JOY, Chn.
Twcnticth Ward Republican Association =
Regular monthly mee.ing THIS thur dayl E'hNIHn' :.
o'cJ tie laIss Ian northwest conner o. oih ~. slH
J3i.,t- r.. HARRISON REED fieasdeH'-
DAVID MCADAw, Secretary.
Chandeliers nud Gns fiStares'
As the New store
No 9lq BROADWAY, corner FISTS,
Now aud Choico Patio. as-Low fd,rrss,,n,o,
wv Wv RUFUS VI. bhUNoIOf.
Th, Boat aud lheapeat Ptnce 10 fo' { '.d "''"h'i
.GAl,l.'.s ma ,.n u~s snDEr b. 90
'''i wlkIA., - vs. ~ uisss.sl ssa WI SSsAa.sy
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DEATH OK An ARMY PAYMAsTER.

If'THFI - '''I'' "
Eugene Van Ness, Paymss.er l. ). ", died TO-
day a. bis eideuce in ills ciiy. He wa 'sed d
aid Was highly esteemed. lie had been in 'ie army
TO- twoniy-lhre. years. lie was son Of Ne lnie
Judge Van NesS Of New-lork.
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NEU-JEPSEY ITEMS.

CRY Tax FOR rHF PREsESr YEaR.-The Finance
Committee of The Common Council of Jefsey City
have prepared tax ordinance, providing that the
SIN 10 be raised for the use Of the city for the pre-
sent year shall slG, COS &c, for tbe following pur
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u,hc Earinna stock swindier.

INnIsNkFOfIs W.d8esd.y, NAV n Iq2.
d. G. S.oyer, tie stock swiudler, left Indianapolis
to-day, With a guard TOR New-York. He is not
ysry communicative. lie iays be used III the blanks
he Lad. and cannot tel, wi Aout examining tho
Jcoks. Tow much spurious stock has Lesa isIued.
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f40WDIscr, IltfdiY, h5F 70 U
Gov. WIN. Srngue was today elected United
aice Senator for ak years from the Eth Of hAroh
next, wien tie term OF Senator Simmons expires
n. received o. yoies out Of l03. There reg
ullg uoia.na ion in opposition.
An3her regiment and d battery eApcc 70 leave
log XaAhinQtnn te.InonOw.
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Arrival OF the 1slbeynjnn.

N0sTAFAf. "Wednesday, Ma. 20 lAL
The steamer Uiberuiau arrived at Farthor Point
q, S.3G y. m with 30 cabin, ana 1913 s'eeraPe pas-
s,noerf III, fgnaled IS. Andrew. ll,. ~ NJ, Ion.
.Ul ~
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lions in this city the beDet Of The sufferers by tbe Troy
Ere exceed S0S The Treasurer oftbe fund sctoowedDs
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srt4rIHAs.h w.daesday My y. 1894
Tho itidce buried on tho EIio Kalwas al Lnnes-
Loro h., bcoa rebuilt, aid trans 0. all i1iads have
slsaIled itg'llf inlo'
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az n Powder Mill.

MAloH CHlHk, Pa, Wednesday, May ~ 100.
W. III. Goats powder millS, at Beaver MEADOW
Pa. blew up this morning, at about o'clock.
Cause unknown. Loss about 81 900. No one was
iniuled.
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FROM NEW aEXICO-THE SATA III MAIL

h.NsAs ON, Ne1Dr'fay. Hef =. ID
The Santa rs mail has arrived, but brinc- no news
whatever.
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THE SENATE AND TIE TAX BILL.
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Ornamental Iron Work.
WROt 6hf. ,Ast, aud NikE -
Iron RAILING Gateway. Pier Gs'coH - Fe.nds' bsodsh
snd Farm Feaces Tree Go,st, Sal h,nse' AID WINDOW
Guard.
WIRE WORK.
Summer Houses 1rcits Flower Frames, EasAsts @a
Stands, in ggeat saiet.ss.
IRON FURNITURE.
P.deads aides snd Csibs witn withca nssussaes)
Also Chairs Set,ees. Lou grs tia RAGS a..
Illustrated Catalogues mailed receipt OF oos Jcs~
Of amps.
HUTCHINSON G. WICKERSHAMs
No go Csasl-si.. near Droad~sy
(;cr.rsI Agent, tor " New. b ora Niso sailing CO.
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Regulations for Medical Storekeepers
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A NEW DEPARTMENT.

A NEW DEPARTMENT.
Having added to our establishment The
HANrykCTuEg ~ FLAGS
n a branches pec'iuy Invite the abortion Of Cor
i.e. Presentation vessels propIetors OF boz
tsls dealer. asrs and the public generally. 20 the one
q.ied facilities have for po!ucins ia the best style snd
ith di.ps,c every variety OF Flag Bsunes Ensgn Bur
gees. jacks. signss PeunsD.s. &c. &C.
Artist II sb.ty engaged TO design, and experienced
hands 10 execute this branch business Also ten 20
sig and hoist Iiigs, etc. DorGi - SHyLWooD
Nos 81 50 " nlte-st.
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Gen, ,.e' we upon tie floor o; the Iiouse to-day.
Repicscai~iiyos Arnold, Blair, and Coliax intro
cuccd 20 hin the many members who crowded 20
shake he gallant soldiers hand. He subfequcutly
went apoa he floor Of the S1nate, but was surr-
r'cuod thence by a message from The Pres.Jeni. Il
iseypected TIA, he viii ,oon b- assgued 81 import
srt command
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READER, you can have an enduring. AWAY
ready and reliable GoLp PgS exactly adapted to yon hand
and style o. writing which will 90 your whiting yssty cheap
than Steel peus II you wanit 1.-THE Fen Is Ashtse
Than th. Svyordr in another roluulu
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Ranrd and Home Wautrd-For Lady and Male
Child four ysaIs d. In tho vicinity OF @n & .noe "o
exceed IS per week An American family preferred A.
ply al No. Il Horstio. st., N. T.
vy,r,ed J,rr,edjntepy-A Young LADY to attend
,h saIs'room Of Phot,grspho Gallery Aso 70 Learn
peasant of'''" u ID r. DAVE. No SIS Broadway "
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PEARL NOTIFIED SOAP Is TIE BESr
nd uo, economical TO- laundry snd family bsns psr-
ca,rly .dap,rd h,nne and eli kird Of WOODEN good
Manufactured and for sale by f. MoRoASs soSs No. III
W s,hir gion-st.. aud 40. 80 West-st.
Ala, F.slLY P1rp and no. Sosr..
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roe he.e.
COLLECTOR Al BEAUFORT.
IIedrch brother of Prof. Hedriok, who Was
driven ron the Od North STATE by tie shareholders,
yes.rs ago aud 10 now az Assistant Examiner in tie
Pa.eni-OGce was nominated and confirmed AZ Col.
.ector of beaufort y. C., today.
OATH FOR FUGITIVE SLAVE CLAIMANTS.
Senator Wade les reported back wiihou, amend
usut from tie Comniiee On the District Of
columbia. Senator Wilmots bill requiring an oath
c. loyalty, past present and future from claimants
81 ioqiise slaves, guarding against kidnappers Of
blacks from Tie Territories or the District and sd-
hitting negro testimony in cases arising under boih
s-ciOns.
I'M MANAGEMENT OF NRw-YoRR CANAL
LOCKS.
r.. & i. Rugslts rnsd. an elaborate alignment
before tbo iIouse Military Committee in favor Of tbs
project of charging tie locks Of Ito Ene and
Os~e9o Canal az " admi. Of tho passage Of gun
boats The indications seemed TO be that the Com
mites were E.vorably inclined to The scheme
IlMID ATTEMPT TO BRIDE.
The appended card, which Las appeared in TIE
Star Of this city several days was sent TO MAJOR
Beekwiih, who yesterday awarded large beef con-
nad, accompanied by this note: "f Major Beck
witt will reply to this card it will be considered
sf'd'5 confidential. Toe amount will be handed 10
"'"' 'hSioiabiy and in good faith.
"TiNID, Star Ofio,."
xho hupdfed dollars vii be paid 10 any gentleman
4, ~ hport 10 sgcce..fd issue foi toe soToEttr.
of;en,S .n' requiring oDl, few words rom one
- 49, no pospn. The subject at issue l. neatly &c
81; s.a an ~ snsoi, which would not occupy zen
80 a. ~ soe al that il heeded IL !, ..tcty ryi'i
sSSy ~, Ii,',u Real only viii be snswestc'
ne whole thing is palpable attemp, TO buy a
IA contract.
MAJOR Bectwith passed the letter and card 10 the
bidders ior inspection.
OATH or OFFICE
The Judiciary Committee Of The House have To-
s,luc'ed Mr. Wioon Of Iowa 70 report tho following
oiii, which ia based upon tlal introduced by NJ.
" .lson aud referred 10 The Committee:
IOles. Nrf ' ~ 49, -
"A s " s seng's o1d H'us ~ Rrprs',noise If
heresftc- h. - g. tofgrsl Gse"biff Tot
heno ~ ~ p,.o. ",eef or apl oi.ied = suy Office 81
49,. 10y -,'"f tho Cove iaslt o. tlc Uri staes.
H. 49, 49, ~ ..A'4'y, o. over -cgsrmelftD . the rl'-|
a.. y. 'i' 81 IS o. o. 20 a o.. 90 OH '. o-
'''' o>'1s tA'1.1 10 ~! VI ,Ae ss..y " ~t.es
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CiOthtus. - .
Iha,e u,. completed my entire pew stock OF
SIMMER CLOTHING supposed 10 this city N the wsy
of an ,yormrn. taste and stJle. The CuLDitN Ms and
TJRSIspIN(, DEPARTMENT not squNl!ed. ALL WI %
sod Al extremely low pncesL Please Cali +. b. bALON
WIN Nos. ~ AID = bowery.
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VrppI,C's PATENT Cn,MrloN Fme-pROOF

s,rv, IN. net reliable secr from Ere now kuown-iiEE
pfsG'. Champion Burgii Proof -'lrs ith h-iins e.,
Flevd's new Potent Cry a;aHei iroT-tIe only H.s<
- Lich csun3. be irileA ihhhl@f a %
No. Isl bfosiwoy, coz Muriey-st.. New York.
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CARTFs DE- VisITEs ~ per dozen.-R. A:
lewis No. l5e Chathan-st Neu-fors having comp 'fed
The extensive alterations and additions 20 his Gallery iaSr
pleasure 10 Informing his numerous friends shd patron WA
nom the increased tact tics AZ his command lie WIZ Do
enabled 10 i'll iheir orders with punc'uay and dspaicn
AT .JErFERs', No. J73 Broadway, Ladies
gLagGAL aad Elastic G,TEEs BOYS cad louth' Cs Dat
-, 49, CENT fire SHOES G.FEEs sd Slippers,
al W ,e.t vs,ie,v g. low prices. JKTrggs 3.3 Hosdwsy
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COIITCTOP ~ HrArTOR

Gen. Sarge has been put in command Of a bri
roe hc.e.
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Dusli.ess Sotlrcs.

Nsw-YoRy. Wednesday. May %, iaee.