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DIED..

BETTs-In Litchhed Monday, May 10, OF consumption
Henry T.. Il. Bets. aged - years.
CONDIcT-At Morristown, N. J., Monday, May -, d.
Louis Condct In the Goth year Of his age
CUsHMAN-In BROOKLYN, on Monday, May 20. Eve :.
Cushnan infant daughter of Capt. b. r. and H. H. Cusn
man. aged II months and ~ days.
FALLs-M Newbursh, NY. on Tuesday. MAY q, Theodore
youngest of May r. and the late W. H. FAILS IN the
The snd, and relative, CT the family respectfully invited
toseud hi. funeral from the residence Of hi. mother No
TWe.t Twenty fourth street. Thursday afternoon Ct
O'Clock.
FEENY-rn thi. city, on Sunday. May 25, Ann wife Of
George Feeny aged 20 years ando months.
Lawrence and Lowell Mass, papers please copy.
FREFBORN-In this city. on Monday MAY 20. Mary Kate
Youngest child Of john A. and s. Louise Freeborn sed III
months.
G.TEs-A the Douglss Hospital Washington City on Mon
d,y Nav d. Crorss &. Gates of the 9Th Regiment N y
" from sickness contracted before lorAo"n, sseu ~
years 10 months and days
Further notice will be given Of the funeral.
HALsEYOn Tuesday May q, Ann. wife o. Henry A ha-
sey sged 80 years. . 49,. &,
eighth street on Wednesday, Z8,h a. O'clock without
further notice
UARRlsON-In this city on Monday May %, Ada Louise,
aged years months and - days
pOIILON-On Tuesday May o. after short Illness, John
Augustus Poion aged 70 years
of his brother Seaman Poon invited TO attend ,he
funeral the house Of his uncle John NJ seaman t,o'
10 Fs, Twelfth Thursday afternoon at O'CLOCK
oUA-On Tuesday morning May q, John Qua In the o1d
wear OF his age. 4,
THE and friends OF tie family respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral Thursdsy 18th ins at II O'Clock
r. NJ from the Dutch Reformed Church. IN hlng street
rear Micdouga The remains Will De taArn 10 iaHyeo""
Cemrteiy for interment.
ROODE-At West Farms Weschester County, ~ T., susan
wife Of John Roode aged " years.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

lThe weekly Cotton market received per hbcnian
LIyrKPoOL BREADsTUFfs MARkkr, May H.
Me.,r Richardson, Spence Co, Wasefeld Nash 20
and Others report Flour dull, and declined odali DOL
Wheat very dull aud declined ID D. GENITAL since Tuesday
Red Western. . 3oiOl6i Red Southern, 10 y1ii w he
W.,terp IL Gail 9; White Southern, " GlZ Corn ~
and declined I'd 6d Mixed, "a G2'lJdi Yellow, "a Sa
a76; White, y n1lo . t.t , J.,,
It,YnpooI PHovisIos M,RKKr-Beef nominal aud down
.,d Pork auirt and easier Bacon heavy and decu o
an Lard has declining tendency quoted ~ 4''' Ia"
IyrnrooL PRoprcR M.RKEr-Ashes are quiet at ~ i,r
pot Vo,n quiet and steady; common at ~ g"it. SPs
Tnyr.ntin. firm At 20 15 Sugar quiet tones hit ioo
Jnll Cod on no sales Linscsd on steady 81 81 dS,o
IosnoS MIskET.-( Barring -WHEar heavy and deeinea
l2j !, quarter; Red Western, 80 White western, ooi
al giorn Isl aJO hos dull for bars and rail. SuuAh
,rie, and steady CoPyEE buoyant. kIcE qaiet; ~,
don,ron Cougog IL downward with decline OF ia 20
LAW oui. SPIRITS TUKIEsTiSs excited quotfa "ou
a,sI srrux on dull LnsRKD On vancng ana quoted
a, al LfssEsp AXIS declining, quoted AZ lol. n.
AsERIcAs SscuRITIEs.-The market Is hmcri sMes o.
F,is a, s3i Illinois Central Railroad, a. discount United
states Fyr. 79a19i; Massachusetts Fve 70
Fye, 8Odgl Virginia Sizes, o2d3ii fenh'y"ahs f"e'' "'
,yxp Carlos MARKKr-Sales Of Cotton for the week
ooS bse, Orleans Ire. Ordnare, 1851 Bas l3lL Tho
.rs.t /. irregular aud nominal Stock In port 4'"" oaie'
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PERSONAL.
United states.

Some time since Mr.. David fohe OF Pigeon
Creek Washington Co., Pa, went to the battlefield
Of Fort Donelson and had disnerred las be sup
poeedl the body of his son, who had received a
wound during the fight, Of which he afterward died
and vas buried. The body was conveyed home and
reinterred in the family battle-ground, at Pigeon
Creek, all the family being satisfied OF the indemnity
Of the body except a sister Of the deceased. Last
week Mr. Yohe was astonished at receiving letter
from his ron, whom he supposed dead and buried,
stating that, after some weeks treatment in the hos
initial he had recovered 80 far as to be able to roin
bis company and expected to take part in the next
battle.
The wife of Gen. w. II. l.. Wallace OF Ottawa
went'up to Pittsburg one Of the first boats alter
tbc battle, having heard that her husband was
,ro,nded When she arrived she found him already
dead. For brief season she yielded to the great
grief Of her bereaved soul, and wept over her DEAD
refusing TO be comforted. But when she saw all
rouud on the boat the men who had fought and fallen
With him there yet alive in pain and thirst, with
nome n bep them, che turned from her dead to the
living, and all night long went from man 70 man
viii, wafer and words of comfort, and the holy sue
cor TINT mus, come out of such inspiration In such
aplace. :. u..,e,.a m
Monday night the guest Of Nathaniel Shipman, esq.
The LIGHT Guard and Colts Armory Band serenaaed
Mrn. Mcclellan shortly after her arrival became
tnown.
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aforesaid shall be used occupied rented or held under the
direction Of the Secretary of the Treasury, until Judicial pro-
ceedng shall be had herein provided whn proceedings In
shall be instituted and prosecuted to uds ens aud sole IN
the ode aforesaid and the proceeds applied as s'oresad
Porde That perIhable articles seized under tins bi SHAH
be used Sold pursuant such rules may be By
the Secretary of the Treasury and the proceeds applied Is
above provided
SIC g. And belt further enacted, That the several District
Courts Of the United States shall have power to do everything
proper 10 carry this Get into full effect And the
Atorney General or any DistrctAttorney Of the United
States Of any dsc. in which the ad property may sthe
time be- into which the may be taken shall institute
the proceedings aforesaid.
SEC :. lind be IL further enacted That In all arising
under this act where the proceeds Of property sold shall be
paid into the Treasury Of the United States distinct account
shall be kept thereof and any loyal creditor OF the former
Of such property may within ninety days snd not
thereafter except herein provided exhibit his Claims 10
the Secretary Of the Treasury who upon proof Of the loyalty
Of the claimant and the justice Of the claim shall have power
to allow and pay the out Of such proceeds sded
Tha; the several claims exhibited and ascerained shall eI
coed the deposited in the Treasury they shall be
tsby paid; Ind prorided further That in event ssl
larger be paid from the Treasury than have been
deposited there Of the said propey Androrded
also, That claim shall be received examined which has
been exhibited within the said ninety days unless the
claimant shall show and prov, good and sufficient with
out fault his part for neglect delay to the satisfaction
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury and according such rules
shall be prescribed by him for all ike cases aud the uds
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury shall be final in the
premises
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LETTERS FROM THE ST. MARK EMF
GRANTS.
ADDRESS TO COLORED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TIoN OF THE HAYTIAN GOVERNMENT.

TIoN OF THE HAyTIAN GOVERNMENT.
ST. MARX, Hsyti. April Is, 1852.
We, the undersigned immigrants, established III
the vicinity of St. Marx have received and heard read letter
from the General Agent Of the Hsytsn movement III the
United States substance stating that certain returned emu
grant, informed him that greatly discon'ened
that the Hayan Government has not dore Its duty to US
we desire to return to the mental position We formerly occu'
pied In America and requesting state freely and frankly
grievances if have, and t's truth at all events
Now therefore, wish in reply to say as follows;
We Hayi OF accord We considered our
capable Of judging TO whether II was best io us 10
come here We were not, therefore deceived
Many Of u, had visited this Island previous to nmsTsiing
hher as residents and those Of US who had not were familiar
with the Of the country It's climate and ito marvel
on, o We had every reason to believe thai tie liberal I'm
,aou Of our excellent President Geard was made IN good
faith We have found this be tue We not, therefore
disappointed.
III. Government officials have than fulhed their
de, They have given and. and pad ior tie survey.
ing They have given doors and wiudoshui hinges
and rails and in most the coverings for our houses
Thcy were to provide for eight days after our arrival IA ho
leland but 81 consequences Of the necessities OF many oil he
mnigns the Government las supported such persons i''
an indefinite period-uu,i they could raise crop
We have been frrnshed with physician when sick
They have granted sites for chapel' aud schools And al
in all we hsye prospered, "a poay e4uA WV" H'' '
msny Of us have .uferod Some hins, bave not gone as
smoothly they might have gone Some o, Us nv -
ek-thc friend. others have died Blu, rca'os.'e ma"
expected ythur less 90, d.
in fine isnds In America whatever may be ssd % IN
contrary by Whose characters have no need 70 81
pose we bceve that people sooner NON The m
eof position, accorded TO few months ego IN tie States
aud the Csada tie respected position which We thanks
| to b-ne!ic-nt Government occupy to-day IN Hayu .
William Erslief, "a ID, OF buxton, 4. W iT-derek ~
urrt OF Cleveland Ohio Rev. George jacobs Of bubton
Chsi .fari.on II IbaihHfn Z. ". John WILSON VI
Chcalhe Ohio Henry Ram OF Buxton, & W feiei SIM
mons Buxton. g W. John Thou4ls Of Lsw.ton Fem
j. W Duan Il Oeuevs. !. y Lloyd bIitioa q Dsntihe,
Trrn; David Cooper OF canada esii Ferry hsnsh"Y OF
nurton 4. ~ 30 .ir Lfe.s 50 oli " iiisa Jane
OF Canada We kds aTd Ausu,iai u fcrnsy wants d. A.
Bruy Of Maryland, george " Morgan VI hgnGrsg, = ;"
X A sandlfs Lc.,lo~n Peuo Henry Moofe Of tsnsis
West; Samuel Parker Of Canada " Get eon schoeld Of
LeWi.,nwn Penn Wn. q. Jones Of tanaii Jslc. Ftihri
Of Michigan Il cafd Jones Of Canada Nsa, W p bel Of
Chu4e $ G. John }. Dyer Of toumaiara County oii,
Alfred smith Chatham q ", Pheasant cross 81 Ahi'
". EHks Harm. Canada g.; J. H. willard uH1H0N
| Lorenzo Pcierson OF Lo~ist0wn, Penn.
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BIRTH.
BIRTH.
SERENA--At Gen's Falls, Saturday, May a. Mrs Geo,
A. Serena, OF son.
London aud Deyou,hirc papers please copy.
MARRIED.

HUDSON SMITlT-In Brooklyn, Tuesday, May q. by
the Rev James Ee Henry Il Hudson to aary h., eldest
daughter Of Gerrt Smith.
HULL-KLINE-On Tnesday, May u. at the residence OF
the brides father by the Rev DR.. Price John Henry Hull
to Ceorgians third daughter Of Leonard Kline, esq.
-sPEER-On Tuesday, May q, in Newark, N. j.
bv IN, Rev Andrew Homer Of Millintop Charles III.
Weld 10 Mr. Cathsrine Speer. both OF Newark:
Conneccut Massachusetts and Central NewYork papers
please copy.
VILBUR-ROsc-At Hoboken, on Tuesday May q, at the
rrslenc. Of the brides father. by the Rev william g.
McGre EdgaId II. Wilbur of NewYork City, to Virginia
only daughter Of Andrew w. Rose, esq.
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u,, msberuIan Disabled.

ST. JoHss N. r., Tuesday, May ~, 1907.
The steamship Jura, which sailed from Quebec on
Saturday passed Cape Race at o'clock this after .
noon. She reports having parted company with the
steamship H6ernian ON Monday afternoon, 80 miles
east of Cape Ray, with one engine broken down;
She Law by her six hours, and when they parted
company the Hibernian was fairly under way for
OueDec.
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sanitary Commission.

The L. s. Sanitary Commission viii open an ONCE ior hs
Transaction local at No ass Broao"ay second
aosr on MONDAY, the 26tn lust A..
1t proposes cenalze at this ONCE all noraloh .na'
can be obtained from and other sonfc' con-
cerng the departure and arrival OF transports having SIC.
and wounded troops aboard to keep record 81 ek sne
wounded ,odiers arriving this port and Of t disposition
made OF them To medium OF comInurct anon among
the local associations for the relief the acc ~ ~.
here the transportation reception and dsFoutoh Oh Pc
tients from the army - , q, a..
Medical students DESTROYS of acting as dre.sers on 70:
tanspns In service of the Cop son, viii please report u
this Office enter their names and address references 20 tn
medical pTeceptors and the notice they require "en ="
serve; ,,; ,,, .e,v;cc. IN the trsn,,or,s
will register their this Office with address and refer.
once, and notice required by them. ,..,,, +; .u,-, o.,
the public wishing to volunteer in enersences
will apply at this office. -, =, ILL.,,
ply person to the Superintendent IN charge between
M and II D. m The Executive Committee u the Sanitary
Commission will usually nee' a the ONCE between ana
The expenses Of the Commission very heavy The pres
ent month 1t not less than 22O mostly IL the Pur'
ehas of hospital supplies army in Virginia aud tue
South West Ii believed that this expenditure has sa'eaa
thousand lives, at least in Virginia alone
Contributions urgently solicited and may De sent 10 {"
It Strong No. IS Walls.
this city are report before noon OF every day what
number of beds vacant in their sewers,
The following articles OF hospital clothing and supplies arc
urgently wanted by the Commission aud may be sent to tho
Womens Central Association of Relief NO. 10 Cooper In
stitute: -
Sheets, greatly wanted.
Cotton shirts. greatly wanted
Cotton drawers, greatly wanted
Cotton socks greatly wanted
Cotton mot woolep) wrappers. wanted.
Flannel bandages, wanted.
Ilies tea spirits wines ianaceous food condensed milk,
desccsed vegetables Boston crackers
beef extract, ice by the cargo. 49,
The prodi.ous demand OF the las: month during which
mon tsn hundred thousand articles OF clothing beside
other supps have been issued by the Commission 10 the
sick aud wounded in the the Potomac alone land
probably much larger the Western and other De-
has reduced stock sad although 666 have
been received ct the Washington depot since April g. tho
demand Is much greater than the supply. .
special regard the specified list In this advertisement 10
besought on the part of those sending supplies
To this to be added and unexpected wan.-hs OF
castoh outer cothng-costs pantaoons vests, to che
soldiers who have lost fouled their uniforms 20 be
BE 70 leave the hospitals shore without fresh clothing
| HENRY w. BELLOWS President.
GEORGE T. STRONG, Treasurer, 90 Wsllst.
THOS. Ii. FAlLE jr,
Superintendent Of n Y. Agency Of the Commission,
| New. York. May %, 1862. No. 4S Broadway
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE EUROPA OFF CAPE RACE.
TIE MEXICAN INTERVENTION
OUR RECENT VICTORIES.
THEIR IMPORTANCE ACKNOWLEDGED.
CAPR RACE. Tuesday

CAFE RACE. Tuesday May q. 1862.
The steamship Europa from Liverpool 18th via
Queenstown 18TH arrived off this poin, this evening
at o'clock, where she was intercepted by the news
boat Of the Associated Press and the following sum-
mary Of news obtained.
The steamship Persia, from New-York, arrived
out on the 10th.
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icaeo Spring AZ

dnll aud heavy sales Of 800 bush No G aso spring At
Doc Cory quiet; sales Of 00O bush ont of fdeI at NC
5000 bush New 32ic and 900 bush Prime Chicago at
6c OATS and other Grains quiet WHISKY duh ana nomi'
nal CANAL fKKIGHTs steady. InPoRTs IA 600 bb rouf
10000 bush Wheat 1000 bush Corn Is 600 bush Oats
200 bush. Rye EXPORTS: 1900 bbls Flour; o. OOo u'h
Wheat, 81, 900 bush Corn. '"
CIscIsnAri, May q. 1852-FLoUR dull and uncbsnra
WHEAT declined &c. and closing at e8asOc White nm
changed WHISKY declined to latc. Mgss PoRx-no,hing
doing; City SO 50; Bulk Meats dull. ExcHAsGs dull al
!dl GoLD advanced to 3d3}
PnuApELPmA May Z7.-Msrket depressed BY foreign
news FLOUR dull sales Of 1000 bols Super6ae at 81 IS
WHEAT dull; Red. 81 2O9Sl "a; White, 81 3V9sl a.
sl2 sOd Si3. CoPFEE-Rio, lsioelc WHISKY, 2id2ilc.
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Friends Of the National Guard,
FAD THISi

MEssRs MgrrAa Co., No. t29 BKoApwAY GEN. ,.nSs.
take pleasure IN recommending to tho,e ahieea r;vd
feet your PATENT METALLIC SOLES. ! nav ~ The i'll
great benefit from their use Upon tns m
hnsi last In Which regiment had coinana o. ~ 1sss
q my sadly abused BY the s.n "as and The
nox considr them Indispensable and assd, ia your poe
request, add my testimony to the many many .srvant
session. ani' dear OH jun j. D. MoRlAhLlr d,.s>
Major, ComJsaa Fire z0a'vs'' "A''s 'N'
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The Concert projected by the Members OF the IrH
RFGiMENT which was to take place a. the Academy oil
Music on Thursday evening Ia Of necessity IN
of the sudden march Of the Regiment Inc
Concrt will be given the Of the Regiment Parties
who may purchased tickets will have the money TO-
turned on application the person TO whom they paid It.
The Veterans the National Guard to whom the matter
was committed by the Committee On their departure deem
This the most polite course under the circumstance to
10 this noble and generous charity the aid which the
membes Of our gallant 7th contemplated By order OF Col
S,svan. ASHER TAYLOR, Adjutant.
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Latest Shin News.

ARRIVED. "WEDNESDAY Morn, $40 o'clock
FELLOWSHIP Piscstaqua, from Cadis-fBy pot'boas e.
H. Marshall (No. 81
Bark Pallas, from Bahe.
Bark q. w. Horton.
Bark Ellen Ausus.a-lBy pilotboat Mary f. Fish
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IaTEST-Via Oneenstorcn.

LATEST-Iid QHeenSfonn.
PARIS, 1Sh.-The Bourse closed firm at 7Of sue.
for Rentes 80.
The Spanish authorities in Mexico had notified
President Juarez OF their intention of leaving the
country ,uarez responded BY eulogizing their con-
duct. and offered them complete satisfaction.
The Brazilian mail had reached Lisbon Freight'
were higher. The stock OF coffee at Rio Janeiro
reached 10000 b..gs. Good iirsts were quoted at
13l00 7iIUO.
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Old horse.pistols STEPPED in vinegar, ara said to
be much sought after the present time Bull Run relics
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Important /.
ALL ARTICLES FOR SOLDIERS

WASHINGTON AND ELSEWHERE
Should be sent by HARNDEN'S EMPRESS. No n Broad
way they charge only Half Rates. and United ssfes oos
eminent permits them to carry to tho Army.
Attention, Military.-LORIN BROOKS 4 sun.
No asa Broadway corner Howard st. have on hand ,s
assortment, ready made, of MARCHING booiS Law"
ROOTS and LEG0lNS at low prices
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Catnrrh DIR GO0DALES CATARRH REMEDY
the secret ambush OF this terrible disease eff
ect positive and asting Thousands have this oath
some naaly don't know H. Send stamp to DIR. GOOD
ALE No. 6I2 Broadway. for pamphlet aud learn for the
Gs, tine. whs, C,asrh is wb,re 6can', na al a5oas X
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HliIitarn Notlees.

Eleventh emit New-Y0rl voiunteers-,W III
report to Governors Island THIS MORNING, at 9ocock.
80, n. ,yrred In j. T.. MCFARLAND,
~ lieutenant C ol0nel Commanding
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DIR. 4. b. FoOte, author Of Medical Common Sense"
late of Saratoga permanently located at No. ll3D
broadway between 18th and 25th.st In NcwYork. where
he may be consulted in person by letter No charge for
first interview. Office hours from to p ni except Sun
DAYS.
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BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT

The wseky footing OF the Banks shows the followng
C,nsI sock 81 2Jl 200 Due fnl other banks. 10 795 90
Loans ard diseonta 60 Due other banks 1862 100
snsc;e . 8IO3-O0l Circulation. ........ 55I0,3SO
Deposits. go. ...... 26,26i,TOO
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Gpeelal Notlres.

Williams Collcge.-REUNI0N of the CLASS of AZ,
a. the ensuing Commencement hrst "eueuSy AZ Inn
Nv request of Classmates A. BALLAhp.
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au1keu

Brig L. T. Knight days from Csrdenss for Frankfort-
[By pilo,bos Mary f.. Fish.
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T,xeptyeth Xyard.-Ths Rev. R. NJ. HATFIELD OF
VIII deliver the last Lecture In the series before the
Xxh Wsrd Republican Aoeso9 e S0nnen MAJ 20 5s'n
,.oct The public are invited Admission free.
'''' SAMUEL SINCLAIR, President.
A s,pyyY DoANY, Secretary.
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PeopIe,s Free Lectures-Sixteenfh ward
HORACE GREELEY, ESQ. will deliver nee lecture ~
The Sixteenth Ward Republican headquarters NO go st
av near 2d.st on WEDNESDAY EVENlSG' the 1oth
h't' ~ c l.die, This closes the series Of lee
iie'. -, % ~. .s,.on WM ORION, President
n,o C. w Tasxs; Secretaries
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Dnslness Notlres.


READER, you can have an enduring, always
ready and reliable Com PES exactly adapted to your hand
and style writing which viii do your writing vastly cheap
e than Steel Pens II You wantit "The Pen IL ghtie
than the Sword" in another column
TIE ORIGINAL HOWE SEWING MACHINES
Recently improved and perfected breaking Of needless
missing stitches trouble in doing Kind OF work how
light or neavy In cambria cloth leather the
machine Send for descriptive Catalogue. Agents. WANTED
Address THB HOWE SEwISG MACHGSKs,
No 43T Broadway. New York.
BRIDGEwATER PAINTS-FOr tin roofs, brick
walls sanded cornices iron aud silica durable and cheap
Depot No. "a Maidenane.
CARTEs DE VIsFTEs, 50 per dozen.-R. A.
LEWIS. No l52 Chathsms New York. having comp leted
the extensive alterations aud additions TO his Gallery taxes
ased facilities his command ne VIII be
enabled iii their orders with pGnciualy aud dispatch
TRUsSFs-NARsH & Co.'S Radical Cure,
Truss Oce No. 2Veseyt under Assor Housed opposite
the church. No connection whatever with any other Truss
Office Of same female attends ladies'
RUPTURE AND VARICOCELE CURED.
Dr. RrGGs's HARD RUBBER TKuss challenges comparison
If not satisfactory after fair trial Of sixty days 1t may be
returned. No. Barclayst, New-fork.
AT JEFPRRs', No. 573 Broadway, Ladies'
BsLsoRAL and Elastic GAITKs Boys and Youths Calf BAL
soRAL BoOrs Gents Fine SHOES, CATERS and SLIPPERS
all In great variety low prices JEFFERs 33 Broadway
BIRTH.
sERENA-As Gi.ns Falls, Sturdy May "a, Mrs Geo.
a. Serena, of q
London aud Deyou,hirc papers please copy
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The Committee on Taxes Of the BOARD OF ALpEh-
-" in Room No City Hall All partie, having business
before said Committee will please attend without inIthe
notice. GEonpppe n rtitpp IN
DAYTON Taxes.
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Clothing. .
have just completed my entire new stock Of ~ ana
CLOTHING surpassed In this city IN the way
If an ..sor.ment taste and style. The CHiLDRtNS and
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT not equalled ALL WI %
sod a. extremely low prices Please Call r. D. ohLD'
WIN, Nos 20 and " Bo~ery
Auction Sale Of Elegant Furniture.
THE AUCTION SALE
OF the entire stock Of elegant
FURNITURE,
OF the late FRA Of
A. BEMBE N. KIMBEL,
No. 92S Broadway,
VIII be continued
TO-DAY, at 10 O'Clock m
At the STORE, No. 92S BROADWAY.