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Arrived.

Steamship Lord Leaiorh OBI Boltenhouse. ST. John ~
Sin r. r. G1boin (Brrnen, Won Nsgen. Bremen IS days
rnde and s52 na. Luug Go. June Is, at - - lon
- 20 spoke b. shp Metropolis from ~. John, y B. ound
to Liverpool days out. The T. r. o. had two deaths snd
Slip VIM. Tspsaot Bel liverpool May "a, me'e and roo
stersgo pass Tapscot Co. has had Light winds esms
Bar CoEoan (Breon) seenssfc Bremen 80 days nidse-
and 132 pass kusuth NscAod huhne Took the NORTH
ge aud lad rough weather and westerly gses
no to the Grand banks since had light wi q. and cans
May 81. lat 81 % Ion 81 % spoke NoF"n odIA Sirpea Tor
Newly june? ias - 49, loa % ~ passed lsTss
2lt of GEORGE soal passed b. brig Milo. bound Z Ssh.
la - Ton 10 passed s,o~n propeller, cruising with
small craft "a tow. 80,
&C. 10 order May 8 la. 81 ~, Ion. - %, spoke BIZ brig
Yanguisned lof Sunderland irou Lisbon Tor Ne"-fork
Brig North America. Wslsce, Koudout for Boston.
SER Hsni lBr), Barbara, st. John, ~ b., IL days po&
Scar superb Sawyer Cheryfcld 10 days lumber to Q.
Ssaf scep:re Orb Hsin St. john, N B. days pickes'
Schr. b. E. Kelly, Kelly Boston days linsced TO r.
sshr Henry M.Ord Aleu- Harrington II days, lumber to
seEr suItans lof Belfast Fletcher. ST. Gsosss, b..
deys spGrs VIM. Beatty
Schr F.onla, Kelly, Boston for Albany.
Sour Tbomas Ellis kelly GLOUCESTER ,, -, d1ys h,g
Schr Ti,or Evans, saco days, heading
Schr. Anon. Chase, boston days 49,
steamer Commodore tu. s transport Wilbur Fe'tres
Cen. McClelllns army 10 the Sanitary Commission.
steamer Back Diamond Green, Philadelphia, dse 10 10
per q hiIs patTicl. nj.
enthusiastically Roanoke, Neworlean'
MEroRASDra-The o. :. steamship Fulton 3. Pier No ~
y r. oaiins subsistence stores and ammunition ies
Ssw.tlr.ean. She win ssil to-day (ldih) -
The u :. steamship Star OF the soaih at Pier No ~ ~
loading subsistence stores hay and azores iof Aey "e
and Fort PlckeIs She will sail this evening lSothl
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK...... .Jrsa IS
Cleared.

s;eamshipRosnofe, Couch Neworlean', Ludlam' Henc.
shps--Indana Hobson Melbourne, Mailer Lord Que
r.,1. Patrick Henry Moore London, Grinnel MlntnrI
Co; Hambodt (Hsm5urE). BOynsen, Hamburg sIomsa
E3ge. -, L.
Bsrk-Wilhelnina tBremenl, Hsrenburg Liverpool nov"
Brg-sNorth America Wallace, Boston. Jed Frye co.
Col Penrimsn, Coaln, Curacoa Moore henry; ,,n,-
scboon@r-Iowa Moody. Gloucester. Mass Dart, fhinPs
Norfolk; Brave. Chopper, White Mouse Landing. Va H.
Bisby: Alma lRr D. Curry Windsor, NJ y, d. X. Dewof
Rover. 81 B!iou Yarmouth n. ,. Doner Potter & Co. ;
SALIVA, whit,emore st. Pierre, EasSe Reynsl, DOLPHIN
rs. Te,lo- New Grenada, NJ J. de PumgTsoi s. W Hal.
Haiiocs Philadelphia H. s Bscsetti lily I. Wood Po.tsf.
Newbcrn Ba.es. Hamilton 90.
sloop-PoIateI, Nichols, Provdence D. Kenny
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1862.

Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with il. connections fOrns
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Fnox NEwYOEK TO TnZ PESCpAL WEsTKHN CITES.
Eight Trains daily from New Yofk 70 fLlsdephia 'ia
ALL THEOUGH TRANS FOR THE WEST ny THIS
ROUIF LEAVE NETWORK IRON TIE
FOOT or COUBTLANDfST
Nv way Of Ph4de phn the morning leave eVs
York AZ m same dine other routes Evening passengers
.tG p m. one hour later than other lines.
By woy Of Allentown, evening paonsen icaFe .. ~,
srv, al the sans tue Northern lines Chicago sne a
popt, In the North Wet CTesoe lid anopoir' Louisville
n. Louis Cleveland, COiumbus, Cincinnati and 81 H-ih
Iooiui. VI est with fever clanees ~ cars. $50. .
eeping Cars without change. from fnladeiphh 70
y.g6 as5 miles and New-Y OH TO Pittsburgh 40 'o.
Smos mr. aud Saloon Car On ell tl4ius-
Fare the same y other routes
Rs,gsgo checked through. IrsnseIs ilee.
Secure Tickets good until used oy fittso1is1
WESTERN EMlGRAIlOH -
The Pcun'yl'sra Central company I.' o. in a, ~
Accommodation Line which affords conf o7 houe %
srsye parties moving Westward, a. one Lsi inc usual ~
o. isre. toy,crfTs
p, this route freg Cf all descriptions ran 20
o. AID from suy pi; the Railroad. NJ ono heit'c, IN
diana. Illinois VI sconAn, Iowa o. missouri ~ -. 81
ROAD DIRECT, 20 any pot on the na's4Oe "'e'' VI
ths Nest by from fitt ihugh a., w. b.
The Freight 70 ard nom any POM "a we g. ~
n. Pebusyvsnia ksioaa are AZ al tunes a. iaV"eD q so
charged ~ other Railroad Coup aues Merchants ana snip
per. uirurg the Incorporation o. Their srsrn 70 t' '0"
SAny e-n ieiy WIN CO. I I'VE = 'sIoCR
Warmers and Dealer 10 Live stoc& will Ind this most sd
vsntsgeous route, Cepaei9us fsfd well weied and sup
piled with every convenience have been o. ned OF this Ino
nnd it, connections aud every attention u pau 70 MI wants
Harrisburg where VIII be icuno every Tor
ding srd resting choice i oreIeq o. we Ihri@ADHl~
NEW. YORK and BALTIMOk RI MAkkEIS.
J. J.. ELLIOTT Pas.enger Agent, No. Asior-iionss
LLECH Co, Freight hgeeta ,e., ,,,r,,. =,
No. Aston Homo sud 10 ooet. s'l-'@i''''
- No. 3 Batery place
ENoCH LEWIS. General sapt. Aitoon', la
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HUDsON RIVE FAILEOAD.-Fof Me-.


NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.-
y Prom foot Of Couitl1nd-stC 0nusctiag 81 Hampton
Juuc with Delaware. Lacksv and Western Railroad
- at Easiol With Lrh-n VALLEY Railroad and ia c0nuee
lions forming direct Line 10 Pitt 0uTah sndthe Yves: without
change O.
SUMMER ARRANGEMg ET-Com May 8, 1862
Leave Ne~-Aork Gs follows:
NAKRisrrEG EXFHEss-At q. n. for Laston, Reading,
Porsvue Harrisburg, Maucn Chunk, WiiismsPoy:, &C.
Man TRArS--At a. foT kaston, Wster Cap ScTNl'
Ton q. cat Hend Pittst0n, NiEesbar-, &c. $40,
~ ID. TpROrGH TRA.N-ioT Easton, Mauch Chunk WI
f;s.usDsrt Resding, Pottsylie HarIuburg. L. ,.,,,
~ AZ PAssESGEs 1RAlS-FOT Eeston Dtti4tAtt
Allentown and Mauch Chunk
$50 D. ~ WAY TT atH--for SonerytIe. 80
APP b. WESTERN EXPpsfss-for Eas'oD. ANeutoFn' hes9
IN haf.hurs Pttsblrsh and the West Sleeping cars from
Jersey CITY through 70 Pit'seuieA ~, ts
ExP.lss T.Ay ToE HsEHisBrRG-I he a. m EapIe.s
Treif rom New York arrives az Hamburg ~ p ~ com ecl
ine Fast and " est Pennsylv "a Centre hoed 10 tL,i
Rsilroa5, North aud South aud with the lumber
land Valley Railroad. ~ ,
Tar THKOrGn FxPREss TRAIN TIE Wgsr, leaves
Ney7Yort q PIN daly Sundays excepted maGug close
connecton al Barsburs sh lenDsyyanis RsiIoad-witl
20 change O. Pittsburgh and bat one 70 tIAtn
ntH AID Chcsgo. Four ho9r5 time is saved by taxing TINS
Grain -
ELIzABcTHPoET AND HEw.YoRK FyREI-Lesve Nov"
yok fr, Pie No 2. North River a. sS0 and II ~ q IL
o:20 $3.50. and 3. -,
TIM each wcy. JOh4' -. SAAA.fo' '"pe44-''--''--'
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SALTTne inqniIy continues limited, but ths market
siyhy hrmer though still unsetted sales Of 400 sk Ash
tons per Il. Robinson aud zee do. do per Inomp-
SOD" at about 81 80.
SEEDS-The demand for Clover Seed light at nc;
Timothy Seed quiet at 81 6l.n ~ bnsh Rough Flax
seed is selling 70 ~ eO0 - Is I, bush Of - N.
SIEARIN-The market ia frner, the supply Is miteds
sales Of 1900 ID Prime White At &C., cash. .
SPlCEfho,c has been consld- speculative feeling
induced CITATION Of the tariff question aud prices or
oil kinds The movement In Pepper spoken OF
pGoye to be aoou 1900 bags Oh private terms
quoted lie We sso note saes OF OOvJ ID Am
Cacus Ginger az l7c 1900 ID MOL Nutmegs part
At Csc aud s. 900 nats Csssis on private terms.
TObACG0-Kenucky has been Ia good demand and pIess
veTy firm, and tendins upward we qucse at 't00tc
Seadeaf sells moderately, mostly for home use Spa1re
Leaf strong the late advance Induced by the pro-
posed advanced tariff.
TALLOW-A good inquiry for export and the msTke. IL
huoyant Notwithstanding toe less favorable accounts ON
Europe the Exchange giving sellers the vantage.
sales n at 81 agsc for Eastern. Western aud South
ern and DC for City Rough Fat is firm 1t BE-. cash
NOOiS-Ine market is less active, but with reduced
especially native fleece prices nsintein.d Win
increased Very little Of the fleece has been
received get though few small sales from Long
quail " There considerable excitement however in the
Interior prices favor the s.er We uacer-tsnd hst
dino Of table IN distinct IN
ONO. Such Of buyea IL ,uicient 10 ehat tho
holders; consequently learn that hsn -
being paid for Inc aud fancy h-eces The sales are
o. coo N native fleece l6050c; 500 Canadian at 42c
IS 800 ID pulled 44d43c for super and e1rs 700
white Mediterranean at o28c 6Z5 bhis Cape at 2jrsc;
do Mes ia at ltdL5.c. nos ioOJV 10 Oached un
washed Lisbon nc. 1000 do INV -siei Donsko
ashet Syian ard 80 bales Entire Rios on Pn-
yatst
WHISKY is IN good demand and the market Is ssin bet.
bat end closes dull sales OF 800 bos 81 H1
28ic. State and - d30C for Western closing AZ 2sc
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Domestic Ports.

NEW ORLEANS. June l6.-Cee.ed. 18Th barks Young
Turk Ua!dng Ney-yoik, MASTER White Sea Evans, New
York master Emily Rckeson New YORK MASTER Mendi,
smith, PhillieipAia masters Nazssene SANDERS M1anzs'
tnIs.er. brig Golden Lead rlhy. htw-fork, master
.rnypd bl.s Charles ". foutney from Phtadelphis 70
T. CoVrramru-iu the stream Harriet hAli tFLl Mar
H., ron Msr.ess Dee H. end Vera Cruz May TO- 20 MASTERY
below coming up ships Melins lBr), Davis from Liver
uoo via Havana; Theodore Orb kuebs, from LyeTpoo! vie
Havana; south (Br) from Calcutta and hsyan 20 otssr
with gunuy bags Ind Nightingale from hey West hA,-
erE Yot rom Boston MASTER with loo 70 order bsik
reuLe.e F GuiabTot, from MaEssesi schE Alice lbfr
.rpm Rio GrGLd.
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COrrRT CALENDAR-THIs Day

SUPREME COURT -- tIRCCIT.-Pat Mos.
I'M 1909 23o 22a 1871. 1851 2sl 1855 1881 1859 1913
2355 Z37 23Ta 23s 1885, 1889 2J9l 1895. 1891 Part IL
Nos. $40 2,s 2It0 2263 2270 2274 2276 g280 22 40,
%. 228l 212j 22s8 2l9l, ll8n. 20l. 1914 Si2 1850.
SUPREME COUET-SPEcIAL TERN.--Adjourned for
tn 1ern.
BRooKLYN CITY CoURr.-Nos. 3, G, 20, 10, Is,
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rs1O HOLDERS of the BONDS OF the CITY
4 I-ALLL-S nILLN na.E.l. 20 lAe IIeaaulcr ol


DTBIIC NOTICE is hereby gwen that the
rres.urer Of the state Of Iiuo., viii sut ai,er
The FIRST MONDAY Of Juy. 1902 nutl the eth d.y oi
Aug ll5l be ready tie American Lxchan-s BANK, Nr"
Yot 10 PAY Che INTEREST maturing The hrst MONDAY
OF J,v 1902 on the ~ BC DEBT Of tho State Of Anc'
m. Interest n due tnd called Tor pnor 10 The on esy
Of hugu win thereafter be paid only a, the once OF We
Treasurer Of the State Of Illinois in tie City Of hpnnghed
Illinois. WILLIAM bt LIN I',a'-Iee'.
Holders 81 lnuo. and Michigan Canal Bonds, whose
Copous ssc exhausted are Teqliisd 70 pese the boud
WILLIAM BUTLER, Treasurer.
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COURT OF GENERAL sESSIONS-JUNE 23-Before
Recorder HorYiAN.

COUNT OF UENENAL bLooIUlo-JtNs SO'-DeIVIo
Recorder HoFPIAN.
The Recorder delivered "A very elaborate opiDion
the demurrer raised to Indictments 3in the Sunday
Guor dealers Ito holds the Legislature ia passing th-
only deemed to be police uon aud
Of the opinion that tho oaeus. "pubcy selling quor on
sunday not all ohsne the criminal Courts take
coznzuc of and for Judgment given in favor
Of tho quordeaers.
The Grand ury came iuo Court and presented three In
d.tmeut. s4nst Samuel Hsle brokeE at No % beaver
indictments against Samuel g. Stover the Indiana
with orgeFy aud false pretsnsss IN
connection VITA oyerissue Of Indiana State bonds
On application o Dstrict-Atiomev Hall the Recorder hXed
nr. uaetts bail a. = 1900.
Slower is in custody in default OF f5OO0 bail under
his first In dctinent.
transferred to the Court OF Oyer ana Ierminer This carries
the Trial over 20 October. ~
Indictments also presented against Henry Nison
Amos Foote aud Charles Dexter for selling lottery policies
in yiOlll1n OF the law.
The Taud Jury presented several other ndctmen' aud
were discharged with the thanks Of the Court.
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Boots an0 Shoes.

St.l - 30, -, and - 50-SHOES and
Deb. CATERS, NEW SPRING STYLES, now ready
atJONEss Nos Ia gsl II Anns F. S-Ple4se call and see
NO CURE NO PAYS. X. KING, NJ. d.,
~ cures Rhucaatism Nenfalf.. Cont. DropsS ana a..
CliRO.lC DiSEASh>,
With new Chemical snd Electrical application and mercury
removed lrcul the system, ~ Office s6 Broome a. ~ u
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rrs,ATUEE ALMANAC.
>un-Rises.4:30 Sets...........7:35 hoon-Rsss $50
sIGu WATER
Sandy Eook.. 1903 Oov island. 1888 Heljats.. 'W
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N1EW.YORK & NEW.HAYEN RAILROAD.
SPRING ADVANCEMENT.

ave. COMMENCING, MAY 3 1852.
Passenger Station IN Ne1-NoFk. coz Zhn'st ana f-HtT
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
Fer New-Hsven T. Q d. H., lEI)i l2:l5. (E1li $780,
FOR sdstpcrt = a IL. E1li R:l& EH)i $50
fcr Miifprd STAFFORD Fairfield Southport and wcpo-.
= n. l2.l5 $50 Gpd 400 p IA -. 40 "a. o.,
FOR Norwsb, : $50 a. L. l2:l5 B. CEx)i $50 4;3o 8;
For Dlriea and Greenwich T. $50 M i2l5 $50. 4'o
Fol stanford. :, O. (Ez. go MT l2:i5 B (EIh g.
80 l:3l, $50 y MI cA.l ,., "a,
For PoIt Chester and Intermediate STATIONS JSee H. L.
H. $3.50; 4:1o, $50 6:3l, p. ~. 8,
kor Port Chester AID .,c's l.ocAelle. . m (EA'i
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Fer Boston, via Springfield, t. n' (LA- (Exl P M
Ter Boston, Wis Shore Line, 1918, p m, lEE)
For Hartford and Springfield, a m thHb I-;l'' .
Ok. =. H.. tx , =. r.,
ard ll.i p m. 20 korhsinpton - 800. 8, q,
FoY Hartford, Providence and FiahhA Railroad, n
For Eew-iIsgen NswLondoa, and stOninsiou RsiiIosd
at D.. y: 10, Q. 2. m, LIZ ,
For Canal R.rcad p p. "a. n Norl tnp,on
For Housatouic Railroad. @ Isned, a. m r. u 70
Bs--ir-tlu and on SatuTGd} thf0u- h 20 Pittateid
FOR Neuga,uck Railroad, d. fI ?. u ~.
Eor DsabuIy and Norwn.k Railroad q 9;W g. H. . -
Comm odious sieepias Csr. attached to n tram
JANIS II. NOII Superintendent.
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Pa,seEuers Arrived

In shie I'm Tap,coti from Lreypoi-Cspt Styner and
lady, New-Yok Mr. Gibson, Utah; Mr and Mrs Cara Eo
gland T. Lyman, Utah.
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GbcGurf.

FASHION COURSE PLEASURE GROUND
4 ASSOCIATION THURSDAY, June 26.-iiANDl-
CAP STAKE $50; milo heat; best in D. ID. IallnGns
l. m Minnie 10 wegou ard diver 80 b VI. l.. Mott enters
br. y Reliance. 10 wagon and dnver2tS 10
ME Fl'nt Rsr1id cars leave Hunters Point iof the
Course Al p. Jsmes.p Ferry 70 T. NJ, and connects
with tho cars 3{tL-st., eyr y i've mi ~ =,
JOSEPH CROGHkRON, Manager.
" B-FRIDAY, June PURSE $3.50 mile heais
best in g. Entries. Lady Emls. Con. Butler, Nhai'I
West Philadelphia. and Rod Bird
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Ni.asfrrS. sc,

Tpy BARK PRINCE r. WILLIAMS, from Falmouth hasI
curved AZ Akyab April 30 and reports on tue iJh passeo
Madras YES e abandoned On the 18Th April tn. bnshe
grounded In the hsIbor when dropping down, but usoee no
damage The HcInssdnd is undefs some feis' Pe0'
" taxing Ia cafsp.
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TIVE INTEREST on the FUNDED DEBT
\ MORTGAGE BONDS Of the CLEVELAND and
PITTSBURGH Z. Il. Co, due July j. will be paid a; No %
NlL-.ul..t ~ IL q. kINGSAkl.
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Gmusements.

THE AMERICAN LAMBERT!
Tie largest living Man 10 the Woln taea.ghog ,,,.
NINE FEET THREE lAClE5. k0IN0 THE BODY
ALSO THAT WONDERFUL
CLAN GIRL,
MISS JANE CAMPBELL THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
FAT GIRL EVER SEEN - years old
WEIGHING Ga POUNuS
And mcasurne NINE FEET y INCHES ROUND.
Toe tw together. making the
LARGEST MOUNTAINS OF HUMAN FLESH
EVER BEHELD.
They will be exhibition s hours every Dag and Even
ing with that minn Of humanity
COM. NUTT-THE $4,000 MUTT!
The .uocst nan Of his age ever known
Such contrast OF humauity has never been seen.
\ T. ID, II ~ r. LEA II y FL SEAL,
From Tho Boston Aqussl Gs.denste most beautiful and
intel igent animal tom the o.iny deep
DEN OK t tIy!Sg i n ~ tE G SEGcENrs
THE AQUARIAL GARDEN.
q New french Drama entitled
MONOUERAND: On THR BOHEMIAN OF PARIS,
Every Afternoon ard Evening at and u O'clock
Admission 10 OIL oh5 p ca children under zen, 10 cs
I AURA KEENEs THEATER.
or ThE CRlChEri!i
In the Cricket's Cell
FAHCHON
FANCUON her original character,
MISS MAjGtE MITCHELL
Aleasrs A. ". DAVENPORT aud =. W. COLLIER,
supported 5y fall and talented company.
NlXON's CREMORNE GARDENS,
II PALACE or MUSIC end EQUESTRIAN SCHOOL
Conner Of Gth-lv ard lithst
OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
WITH RICH ' SSb 3yisis6g 'EfyrERruyMENr
~ the BEST ARTISTS ~ THE COUNTRY.
OPERATE SINGING anG BALLET Every EVENING
ln tho PALACE or MUSIC -
me ciRLorIA PATTI SenqIs IS S q5id. CUBAs;
M,dsie SIR tK0ScH M - hf,H;
In he cool aad DELIGHTFUL GARDENS;
BEFREsHuENls ~ Al Kinds eEe.Pt LIQUORS -
EFESISG l.. the TURKISH PAVILION
WHiTUSGrON AID MS CAT,
EVERY AFTER. Jon,
PLAYED BY CHILDREN.
NEW MUSIC. hEw soNds, NhM EQU UPSTREAM
kin ion 10 Oardefs Palace and Payiou...25 cents "
For Children during the Afternoon. cent on y.
NIBLO's GARDEN
SUMNER THEArER oF AMERICA
Eleventh vice. of the American Prlua Donna,
Mss cAROLiNr HCHlNOs.
B,eu. cement Of the gsuse. - oi DE A.
MILE ANNETTE GALhTtt
GRAND BALLET
MONDAY hNFSING, June 2jd 1867,
mn DAUGHTER o. THE REGIMENT.
ckRI6UciE ian Old se-srsn.. Nh r RlcHNGs
TnE STAR OF TIE DANCE,
which
ANNETTE GAZETTE.
MILE EATRiNE. MILE HENRY.
o. 4 = grand Coffs DE b.irt wi appear.
WINTLR GARDEN.
POSITIVELY TIE LAST WEEK
OF the
GREAT BiPLI sQUE SPECTACLE,
THE WIZARDS TEMP ST.
Ttlf H-pAN. June ch. l'fl
BENEFIT Or MISS lone btkkE,
Iha fscilit4ng Arr-"
TOMORROW. FNlDAN--isst night but one o.
THE TEMPEST -
SATURDAY. HFNEfIfO F MISS EMILY THohht.
IL 80. fr ft.rr. New atfac4ls The OScaa-on-
M LAST GRAND MATINEE
tATU1,DAT Jay 9, a. p. M
ROB ROY. vii positively he produced on MONDAY
w Tn'rlucrs ON Broadway ard l5th-ss
Door open 50 q Conn0nc q.
IIE GREAT Bt HLf~g TONIGHT.
THE GREAT LOCAL liati IotGilE.
Nj. IS. r. FLORENCE Claude Aelnore
NJ. ~. j. FLOhDNtH- . tsausc lri.
TO-UDir, THURSDAY, June u,
TiiE LADY Or LYONS.
VII ~ and Mr. FLORENCE 90 tho $40 AAPObEoNs 5
AID the sidc-, splitting lo,, far.c. -
ThE RETURNED VOLU NrEER
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furniture.
Law INTELLIGENCE.

SUPERIOR COURT-SpEcnL TERu-JuSx 25-Belors
Justice MCNEIL.
DECISIONS.
Ann Eliza Stevenson agt. Richard j. Stevenson
Decree OF separation grssed -
Coarad IL gucsb0 agt J0ln H. mohr e. al thristihn Il
Never at. John H. Noh.--Oriers granted.
Hopper ayt. Hopper-Decree Of divorce granted
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VIM. W0tnon ct Ct. agt. Ihomns d hUsuMOIe ct
al--Order settled
Alexander Dsnn.oun &c act. The Lyon Bank Gs-Costs
Of motion Ia case only granted.
Wn uoge ag Spanish Gasight Companyslotion denied
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: P H-' ENG rant 70 cHAGLEs MINoT General saqt
EOR BOSTON andPROVlDHNCE, yiaNEW

EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, yiaNEW-
4 PORT end FALL RIVER The SPLENDID aui superior
pcsme- MErROrOLiS Cspt Brown. leaves Sew.Nork
rvery TUESDAY. THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. At )
o'clock o III. ard the EMPIRE StAIE. Cspt Bglst0u
MONDAY. WHIMSICAL aud FRIDAY, - O'CLOCK p. H.,
grosa Per No \. r.
Hereafter rooms viii lie regarded secured any eq
rHcsaf ui Of tie shall t5y. leel paid for.
FREIGHT 20 Boston i forwarded viii great dpatch
D. a. i-zpress freight lrsil.
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SUPREME COURT-CHAsBEFs-JuSz2 5-Beiors Justice
BARNARD.
DECISIONS.
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4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-CHANGE Of
- lERMINUS-pa.seig,r Depot. James.siip and foot OF
s4Ist r.. R.At Tor Gieeuport, Sls baibor Oue-,
iud HafIptons; ~ ond 4.3n j. gos.r; 90 $3.50
2 H. iar Greorpor .. for tar-rueate. Sundays
the uiu l,a,es Hunters Point (j4 S. feuy - go
sor NiN rsesd au 1iite stations, ~ excursion rates
re--Iui-e leaves RiveThrsd q 3 ?
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s52 900 has been awarded 81 4fasr "a y 100 n Gus
Mess better deland, and hTmeI ssies OF %
hhds aud AZ 3,H3ic for Shoulders ard Il Sic for
Lard in lair request aud Is firm Of 100 bbis
and Ge.c Butter end Cheese continue In good de
usnd, mainly shipment. but prices without further
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sIOR HARTFORD. MERIDEN. anl SPRING

D FIELO-SPEANGOAJ srd RAILROAD CONNEC-
J4ON. VIA EM-HANtN lite CONTINENTAL leaves
Peck.r Lest River daily Sunday excepted Of 1913 p ~
The steamboat leave. the wh n at MN tA hN on
The arrival Of the boat oI All Stations MOST LiNL
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BLOOMINGTON LINE for R0St0n, VIA GltO-
- TnV NEw-LONDON. SrOSINGrON. PROVi-
oTVCF 'NFWPORT, TAUNTON and NEW- BEDFORD
I'll splendid steamers COMMONWEALTH AID PLY
MOUTH ROCK Will leave Pier 80. 10 n. R, foot Of Court
lsrdt-.f DAILY texcept sunday "a p.
Freist taken low % be tny other Line Ohce Of Cor
". NJ EDkV .RDS, AGENT.
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\ Rubber Paint, one cen, loot and warranted. no. SO
Grand I53 Bowcry. 81 Pekro Asorpsce SO tth az SO
9Th ay, so th ay. 2ds nd tsy II SJuth 's', Nnsbs
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RICO a. lima s; remains inactive but IL steady at
SO a ~ Is, East India in good request and prices are
au.aned st Of 1000 bags, mostly RsngOon, Ut - 30
as.
sUOsRsThe to-day hes been moderse the st,en
zion of the trade Ag diverted by the auction
sales but holders % noe o-i freely aud prices very nrm
our annexed ouoatans sce. Of co. Lhd- 7i Tor
bxs Hs-sas, d7i; TIE ofsrfogs at auction were all New
Orleans aid inc lded very fire lots for bc g price:
obtained; hhds sold ~ 79Uf %. ~ days ana
nonth 90 cargo of the Ykee Blade the first 10, through
t8 ~ 5G and prize gs Of "a hhds at 80 81
cash BeEnsd Sugars IL WY 'Inel -oek sad naoy
OF the reues aye selling at p1ices hercefter regulated
About 10y Wioc for powered ganula.ed sad crushed WIN
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ERIE RNLWAY.-Passenger trains leave as

~ follows, viz:
e. M Mail or Dlukk This train remains night st
E'ria O. proceeds the next lno.uins.
Ism. Express for bUiac
Ss ~, Mill daily, for Oiisvis
12:l' ~, Accommodation. daily t"r Port Jervis
, r.. Way. for Midal,tCwu AID Nowbl4sh.
p H.. Nisht Express. daily. for DlusrS snd B1talo
fhe 1r'n Of saturday VA ough 20 Buffalo ba does NO.
20 Dnukirk.
o.. ,ln.LL-L
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Gteamboats ano RAILROADS..
ETY., SPEED. AND COMFORT.

NISUING BANKS $ Gamer CR0TON, Capt
lewes 4 Dn,nort viii leave dsii, follows Saturdays
exeep b: North River christopher ST.. Y M SPdnss.
:! H. East Riyer-BTooue.'i, o. n .frcEshP O. a m
P,er No \ r. gs H. ho rrshuenis OF I'll kinds 81 hing
Sscke Ga,t &c, on board FARE FOR The TRIP FIFTY
CENrS.