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p...snu.r. Lost by the AngIo-snxon.

Gu. P.ssxSexRs-Capt Soddsrt Alice Whson, se,vaut
maid Lieut. Clarke, Mr. Fisher s., Mr. Borlitz. cSild
Mr.. jsn... child one gentleman unkno"n' comes H0m
Oxford Engsnd Total. Is ,,oo,r,r r,v,v rno.
g sSo p..sxSGERs-Wm. Gnihths, Griffith Griffith
I'm Wrisbt WIN. Henderson, IhomSs MeCauam Ihoms'
Cola francis Fsr James Cornell James 0isrk NIX
sgSono.s S.ctett Francis Gormiey, VIM Black; Ann Or
Margaret Ferney, Thomas Anderson, VIM
Tss Mr. Baker, Richard and susan lowell Ambrose Dnoe
bill James Stevens VIM nSp9 WI R,s Aea, ih R.1s
III Iobn DuckwOrlh Samuel Bsnsey Joel Miller, John
xVbs John Lug. John Hayden John Csllagan aged H.
Tsr.n ssed TO- Mary Calla,an, aged 10. George Dallas
TsrrsTd shanlsy, Jane Alexander Mary Ann Alexander
VIM Alexander Mis Cronenberg Louise Cronenberg, aged
~ Ewald Cronen6erg. months, Mr.. Heeey wife
and two children. Mr.. Kelly. Mr.. Btookhed, Mr.. Arm
strong Mr.. Hockrdge Fred Boyes and wife Mary Coulter
David Evans David Besyan Alex story Mary Rees John
Roes 10 mouths Morgan Jones' wife and child Evan George
sged 90 Mary George and two children. David Davies and
c6id sged g. Charles McCuskey, flames Duddis and WIFE,
Rose Ann Castor, Robi. McMunsy Joseph Egsn, Mary
Egsn, William Rogers. Edward Kerr Martha Kerr aud child
Ohm Vickernsn, Robert Atkinson Ellen Atkinson Francis
Mcdonald Hans Christensen Christien Olsen MI spah
Mrs Churobyard aud three children MI Pantsn wne su
Ely 10 the Tooth regiment, j. Mclyer ptNae
in the Tooth regiment Sergeant Roberts Of the h reslneH
MoPhoTson private in the ed regiment Mr. BengsI "
2rtzou Hugh Straton Peter CaunAgher Allan Borne I'm,
Finley Mr.. Campbell Mr. Tushinghsm and Gnu caish
TushiOghsm Eiaa Stevens John Stevens He red yesIs
Thonss stevens aged years, Samuel WaJron ased
Charles Dunbar John Blain, Peter atson. ILoas an
Bernard Eary. Samuel Warmly Wiham Jones' Na1naiue
Davies sdoT Yeisy Mr. Hergn, Mt schnedsr ana sister
Mrs Giboic and two children; MI ana mrs D.shv u u
child Mir aud Mrs Bolton, MI deSiAn' 1Ohu sLo rsl
rel MoTro~ Jonu Morgan John Murray, James Xix Total
sa,p,. COMPANY Losr-cspt Burgess, Commanders John
NoAli.ter "a officer; Joseph Nilams seaman William
Etci ri engineer; Thomas Wood, ehief steward; William
Jones I'd steward Henry George DAVIES, s1 N oUnH
Psnanson Edward Lloyd Martin CeaIy W. Montgomery
stewaTds Geoge Purcell captains servants Arthur Grace
shisf cook TOTAL lS
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COSTIyENEsS.- No person can feel well while
cosive habit Of body prevs and expect to
joy health permanently who permits IT, for contrary to the
economy Of the system. and gives rise to goodly proportion
of the Ills which sict the human To neglect a. there
FORE is to Insure heah Of greater less duraon yet In
attempting It's removal discrimination with regard to the
remedies to be used requisite Violent purgatves tempo
rsy obtrDctons, weaken the bowels and reduce
the strength Of the patient and followed uually by
greater constipation, rendering her aud smother dose
until the strongest pngayes lose their Effect
ard the patients condition becomes deplorabe What IL
quiTed il g-nie pufzave having action on the
liver ADD that be taken daily without mpafng the
strength Of the patient injury to the syiten uis the ten
dency patton ia removed Bot few remedies have
been found TO NEE, these requ enen and Of these few
probably have been successful demonstrated by
many years DR.. ID. JAMES SASArvE Pulls They
usually taken every might at be1e causing IA proper
doses inconvenience during the night and producing
Sickness unpleasant effect dur the day that
may follow ther usual avooson. whether Of business
pleasure in the II they had not taken the
Pills Their good effect will begin 10 BE- obvioD, AZ week
twos particularly in greater clesrness Of mind and
increased energy and disposition 10 work ard 10 enjoy life
and their continued In she restorAon Of the health TO the
patient Sold Wholesale BY KITCHEN, TfLEH Co., AID 10
tai by DTuggists generally
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TO ARRIVE.
iAdvertisemeDtl
GN-H

Dr. r. J. HuSTxR, PnYUcIASs for AFFECTIONS Of the
TaKOAT aud LUNGS
OHc. No sS2 Brosdwsy Hours Of eonsultaon .. IN to
SIP.
Dn l. J. HuSTKR devote their whole attention to the
treatment OF Affections Diseases OF the Throat Lungs and
Hear, ia applying their undivided efforts to this important
oscy in edicne they have been act not only
BY the calm Indifference with which general practitioners re-
rsded the terrible mortality aud suffering attending Throat
aud Lung Desses but also by the rsnHksbe successes
which followed the 6irec, and local treatment 30 largely sd'
vOcsts5 sud prActiced by Drs. Hunter years Since
II bat Just to remind the people OF NewYork that dur
tns years practice Of Dr Hunter was 90 great
ssto break down their health By the close ohes eonhne
ent iuedsnt thereto the mortality from Consonpuon IS
shown b. the City Inspectors Books diminished upward OIL
shiTty pei cent! Such iscts there DEFY csyii - =,
In rees,15itshing the practice agoin In Ncwfoih ~
Hunter are happy TO be sbe refer TO many prominent GU
who retain the benefits they derived years ago rom the
direct treatment Of their casesn
Copsnmption-Asthms, &e by Inhstions and such other
means were prescribed for tho principle Of direct
and local treatment Many others OF recent experience
can add Their testimony favor Of the treatment Drs
unIe III me rgh 70 direct attention 10 these facts rs on
cenrssesn for those who may feel disposed consult Thorn
ssnd whose condition o. health requires ber services
NO. sH bfosdwsy, Ne~-YOrk, May Is, 1863
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&. T.-f860-Y.

CAUTION Plantation Bitter Bottle 'scuTsd to as BY
United States Letters Patent.
To initiate 1t for any other purpose Is crime, pun
hsble with ne and imprisonment Parties are warned Of
the consequences Of filing empty bottles with other mig
ure whether calling Plantation Bitte or by any other
We pay cash. co cents per dozen 81 20 per gross
for all empty bottles delivered at mandatory No. 100
Libery.st, thus removing any excuse for ignorance
Any person pretending to sell Plantation Bitte in bulk or
by the gallon 10 swnder and imposter. We sell only In
regular bottles all bearing private United states
stamp and steel plate label and signature.
p. H. DRAKE Co.,
No 20z Broadway, Eew-York.
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CRozIER-Lieut Cro1ier, 9th NJ z. Cav. died at Yves.
Point Va Frd,y May aged y sss .na %Dn ab
Presbytehsn Church Seventh add Bloomfield streets
HObOksn. N. J: Int.rment in Greenwood Fhsnd' and
AcQnaintancei invited to attend
FIsH-On Sunday evening May 3 At John'town, Barry
County, Mich Margaret M vile Of julian f'a' IN We
18th year OF her age.
GAMBLFAt Potomac Creek Hospitsl Va, on Wednesday.
NAV Of wounds received al the battle Of
on Sunday, May ., CsP. John Gamble Company H. 9TH
The funeral win take place from the Heddng M T. Church
Montgomery street. Jersey City, this day ssqrdayl NAY
attend without further notice.
HIGGINS-On Friday, May IS, MrI Mary Higgin,
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited 20 ena
the funeral from her late re'ideuoe No 40 henry 'o
Monday 18th lust, OF p IA.
KIPIn this city. Friday. May l9 Leonard W. MP esl'
His friends and those Of the family are respectfully invited
attend the funeral from the Reformed Dutch Church ths
Rev Mr. stykers, 10 Thirtyfourth street. near Eisn'n
avenue, on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock
PEARCE-At Paramount We.toheser County, on Friday,
May u.s. Of oon,umpon Rsbscca A, vile Of John fssoe'
Ia the 18th year Of her age. ,sut,..a
The relatives and friends q the family are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral Service, Sunday afternoon At
o'clock at her late residence Broad street, Yarmouth
RoSs-At sSpetOn. Staten Island, on Friday May 10 o.
consumption Charles Ross In the SD year OF hts age
The relatives and friend, are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral service. Sunday, l1h inst at ocioca from
his late residence, Bay street. 5tapleton
SMELLING - Al Stamford. Conn, on Friday. nay H.
Florence D. ouly child Of j. Greenwood and susie Il
Smelling aged 10 mouths aud 10 days.
TROW BhlDOE-On thursday NAY H. nut -
George A. and Cornea r. Ttowbrdge, aged moh'n' suu
II days ~
Funeral service, Saturday afternoon ct O'Clock from NO
leo West Forty eighth street.
VAN BUSKIRK-At PoeksN on Friday, May IS, OF group
George Of Richard aud Charlotte Van Bu'iirk ssed
year, months aud Is days 80,
Funeral from the residence Of his grsndmohef fsokh
Monday May 49, st2 o'clock p IN.
WILsON-At Philadelphis, Thursday, May ID lSoJi
Jacob p Wilson In the seth year Of his age.
The funeral services will take place at Lis residence IN
Phsdephs from thence the body will be removed 10 the
burial place OF his father james Wilson, at 0fesnWeod
Carriages will be In attendance ct the dept on the arrival
OF tho cars shout O'Clock this Saturday afternoon 70
convey tbs and friends Of the family VINO may
desire 10 accompany the corpse ~ Greenwood
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, NIny 10.

SNALLACK'S-The Stranger.
WINTER GARDEN-The Babes In the Wooc-Som7oody
Coat.
EIBLO's-Leah, the Forsaken.
BARNUNrs MUSEUM-BAby Show from II 10 j. ana 20 .
q u-Stereopticon AMI dramas afternoon and evening
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGNING 6@5 Broadway
COUPILS GALLERY-Noc ano Of the Andes &c.
NOPE CHAPEL-Tour in tue Holy Land
No 685 RROADWAY-Ps Painting by hsyemeyer.
LAURA KEENE'S THEATER-rhe Troupe ST. Denis
ACADEMY OF MUSlC-I0ne (matiGee).
BROOKLYH ATHENEUM-Fallon's S.ereoptieen.
IRVING HALL-Gotschalks Concert
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Travellers, Guide.

To Albsny. by Hudson River RR., 90 Warren
ST. 10 IN aud 81 8, aud 10 p ~. Sunday 3H p. no
To Albany. by Harlem Rll, s6,hst end ith-ay lVi
10 Boston. by New-London line, Pier So ~
R.. Stonin gton line, Pier ID. " R. and Fail
River Inc. Pier 8 n. r.. daily (Sundayse1-
cepted).
To BoslOu by Eew-laven RR-, via Spring
hed 27ii.st and and q and p.
To Boston. by New-Havon RR, 2Ith-st aud
<thay. via Shore Line ...lzb and Sunday, p. m
10 Buaaio. by Ens Rk foot Of Chamhsrs-
and 10 m and ?.
TO Philadelphia by New. Jerssy Railroad foot
Of CoUrtlnRd ST. 10. ~ Iii Sunday, u p m
To Pbiladelpha by Camden aud An5oy
Railroad Pier Is y R.. foot Of BaTcayst a. M p IN
To Washington, by New-JeTsey RR. lOa H.
and I, and III p foot OF Cont sndt Sunday u p m
To the West By Central Railroad OF New
"a s'.e'' wv '. Jpn
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RECAPITULATIoN.

TIA PRIZE CHILD AT BARSUM's MUSEUM Lit
Il. Mis-. M,overn the beautiful child that bore the
hishsst prize at Bsrnums Baby Show, is pretty little
Blonde about four years of She has son dark eyes
sound roy face aud yellow hair that falls IN lu1ur'n' euf'
upon her shoulders She is inc yfoTmed child quiet
bashu aud seconsie May abe never fad out 'he fact
fha. she (. siisle Spring beauty.
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Two things are necessary in Modern Family
Sewing Machine. II should beth SrToB and ESRRorDER.
otherwise It 1. the machine for family and when you
have finished stitching garment with your mschine you will
be LETT TO embroider It tediousy by hand GROVER BAKERS
PREMIUM MACHINES No. 495 Broadway perfect siitohe
and perfect e,ubroiisreu No o!her Family Machines
broider.
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THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF AN OLD

NuRsR-Mrs WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP 10 the prescnp
On Of Of the best female physicians and in the
United States and has been used for thirty with
falling safety aud by millions of mothers and children
from the feeble nfap: Of week old to the adult.
reefs seidy Of the stomach relieves wind collie regulates the
bowels and gives rest, health aud comfort mother and
child. Twenty.hve cents bottle.
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Mercantile Library Association.


REGULAR UNION EoMINATIoNS.
1853.
For President,
JAMES II PERCIYAL with Young, Schultz Co.
For NicePrcsidcnt
ALEXANDER RIIND with Robert Slmmon x Co.
For Couesp bonding Secretary,
AARON {. ALLEN. with VIM. Creighton Lee.
For Recording Secretsry.
A H. VALENTINE, with Rondoui and Kingston Trans Co
Foi Treasurer.
THEODORE II. vULTEE. with American Exchange Bsnh-
For Directors,
ANTON A RAvEN.yyiih Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co.
WM H. MARNINE. with Smythe Sptsgue 4 Cooper.
WILLIAM BELDEN with Maitland Pho'p. Co.
DANIEL 81 JARVIS. with +. " htshouse Son. AeTrison
GEORGE A STOCKIN, with Colgate Co.
JOUN IL WASHBURN with Home Insurance Co.
MN II PALMER with VAD,chaick M.ssu.
We the undersigned eIPfesdents and ofhers and friends
q the A.oca,on respectfully urge our eliY" members 70
support the above ticket ~ - ,,,,,.,,,
IoUS CPFRAR GEORGE C. COLBURN,
ROWLAND m TIMPSON ROBERT g. LYON
y poTTDINOT sERVOSS, GEORGE T. NICHOLS,
IOtFpH BLACK WIN. 4. FARNHiM,
IOIiS ri DOW DANIEL W. BERDAN.
The friend, OF the above ticket will 81 Room No
Jone. HOUSE No 734 Broadway, evening until tbs
election, which will DO held on TUESDAY NEAT the IGN
inst $500. o.,,o u..o,
CUARIEy r. ALLEN CHARLES T. CARLTON
ROYAL 2. WILBUR, THEODORE ALLEN,
Executive Committee.
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MARRIED.

cr any uTIFR-On Thursday. NAY H. al the residence
NhA IN 1890 father BY the Rev Hollis Reed. Samuel
Carl Of EswYoTt CITY to Serena A. daughter Of John H.
Miller esq. Of CraneviIe, N j.
,,rrpx,. Ncr wOOLSEY--In New.Hsysn, Conn, on
TtI.x NAV "a by the Rev Prof Noah Porter. D. d.
-. Rsv EdgsI L. Heermance Of Casls!en n T., TO Agne,
eldest daughter Of the Rev Theodore " "'0iey'
dent of Yso College. -,
mAIoR-LUouEER-On Thursday, May H. by The Key
y H,tG.id d. d., William kevan MAJOR 10 mary H.
dsuzhlaI Of Robert y. L1queer.
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DIE ID.

BRowN-ou Friday May is. Mary wife Of James D''"0'
aged 81 years. - ,x,,.d n attend
her fsnsrsl from No l67 Taylor street, brootpn -
O'clock D. n on Sabbath nth Inst, TO the place o. ~
ulent . -, ,
BIJTIERI, p,oolI,n on Thursday. May IL. Mira Phooe
Butler widow OF ths late Silss Butler aged ~ A. A.
Tbs funeral will take place ffom nor isis IesaeIos
O'clock
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A FAMILY QUARREL.-We met friend the

other evening leaving his home apparently insn on mischief
and had the curiosity him what 81 have had"
said be- "hs biggest kind Of with my wife, which grew
out of my bringing homo HAT which che did nj; like
and to tell the truth, did not like the hat myself though
would MT give In She woud have II that ought TO have
bought from KNOX. of No. 22 Broadway" We assured
him that his wife right and prevailed him 20 return.
kiss her and promise to buy his HArs future from KNOX
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Arm Meeting Of the Class Of 1860, n. Y. Free
Academy held May 49, 1907 the following esou1ons were
nnsnimousy adopted; 49, 81,
An IT Artillery Killed the battle OF Chaucelorsvle
tbe I'd dsy OF May 1858 we Loaf another clssnAte and
yhssd, We deem It duty to honor true mannen snd
Christian virtue and 10 bear our testimony to their existence
therefore be II 49, ,-.
who scholar reflected honor us In the past aud would
nave continued do by his ability bis learning and the
nccess he attain IN that profession from the
study Of which called by the demands OF patriotism
10 which bis life sacrifice friend, warm, trusted
and beloyed man, who, carrying his Christian principles
without petenslon into all the relations OF life, was modest
energetic aud true. And . ,
Reord That in his given shortly before his death
the pnst OF duty, command u to-day sir and intend
TO recognize the modest e1rigy and
decision and tho endaTing loyalty to duty which shac
bis s md led him. At his counrys call 70 relnqush
the lurues Of home dear family many warm friends and
future Of and fo the Ardships and os Ion
az the CAMP and the uncertainty OF battle IhAt IA ms last
words die happy" We have an unnecessary proof oil bis
.hcey and an assurance that he has fought the good
f.hp and gone to rep the reward OF Christian NE And
ThA hereby express our sorrow a. Tue loss ne
community snd country has sustained In 40 ugh snd
abls man. and brave and loyal an oeer and we In SO
dear and bonored easamste. And be II further
ResoreS That we offer hs family and friends our SYM
patbis. hoping that In common deeply sne'ed AZ
Lis In common may hnd IN ma Virtues eonii0fs
and reconciliation, and objects OF emulation .
anu THOMAS ALLISON, President
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Reliable Facts.-A weeks waking may be done per
I. city In two three hours without soaking rubbing or
bob Ing BY JOHNSON'S UNION WASHlNo-AAChlNE
AND CLOTHES WRINGERS. child can operate them
Prics OF Washiug Machine el2. Price OF Union Clothes
Wringer So The Wringer has double galvanized hsme
with eog fits any Kind Of tub and 20 90 ne
hest and most durable In existence Cal ana ace them Ia
operation J. JOHNSON Il Co.. No t3l broadway, N T.
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oIe,Is Close nj the Post.Omce.

CIV Of Washington saturday May ls.... loi m.
FOR Hamburg and the German Ststes by steamer
Tsntopis S.turday May 10.
NAV Is p
o,s,1.nS via 81 Joseph, Mo....5 a. NJ and 81 p. m
Noyth-Abanv Bufalo aud CsnudSs IS O. M aud q p.
Nall ara West NAV Mail ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4
Western Mail via Erie RailrosG....3 m and - p M
soutberT and South-Wesern Mails m, ~ and l0l
Fnster Mail .,...............5a. m ~ and o p
New Bedford Newport aud Fall River.........s. p M
The Long Island Mail closes a. 81 s. m and % p m
Sundsy Mails- On Sunday all mails close al ID y u
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Post-Omce Notice.-Tne Mail. for ,h. UNIih I'D
liverpool per steamer ETNA, aud for the DEhhAN
STATES Via Hamburg, per steamer tn ioHtA; WIN
clo.c M hi, Office ON sATt RDAY. the 10th day oil May At
ioI clock a ~ and at the Uptown Stations as follows
W.. stations aud b. 9i3 a. IN Stations aud " s:1O
st.tiop H. 9:O5 a IN Stations aud O, 9ocloek a w.
' ~ ARRAM WAKEMAN. Postmaster.
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WEST HoUsTOx-l

WEST HoUsToS-sT., NEw-YoRK, Feb. Q, 1853
have been completely de.f In ear and partially In
the other Tor ABOVE seventeen years. with dsaeegbe dis
charge from both combined with continual rumbing
noise la the head for which have been treated most
eminent practitioner In the city without the slightest relief
committed Dr. Won Eisenberg bat csnddy that
had faith In his when did IL therefore
due 10 Dr. Won Eenbefg to acknowledge that entirely
cured also that he dis aged that skill aud which
have procured for him such uuriyasd reputation. As
have had opportunity fcompHpg his mode Of treatment
with that Of others truly stare thst IL " only
ro bat the p9cple, which direct hs mode Of restoring the
hearing are, In 10Y opinion certain. JOHN TAYLOR.
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THOMAS 0RANAN, No. so sth.av.

>, NKw.YoRK May 7. 1863
have great pleasure TO testify the sk Of Dr. ton Essen.
berg went Into his Office almost completely deaf and came
out with MY perfect hearing II nearly twelve months
since and the hearing perfect The operation which last
ed two or three minutes In each Of gave pen
whaso-yer L. with confidence recommend all sufferers to
place themselves under DIR. Won EseDbers
skill SAMUEL c. HUNT
No. MeueIoleaY Greenpoint. l. L
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NEW TEsrIMoNY.
Ess.YoRK, Mays, 1859.

Ess.YoRK. Mays, 1861
was entirey deaf In my left ear, panied BY dis
charge placed myssfundsr Dr. Won Essnbers who
p bis great skull restored to perfect hearing IN the
short space OF few minutes without giving
pam and the discharge has ceased entirely The Eustehian
duor which was obliteratsd IL quite open and feel that
the ar passage performs Its functlons amply sssied
ana recommend every one suffering from impaired hearing to
place themeve. under the treatment Of this eminent ind
successful hy,ioisn.
THOMAS GRANAN No. so 6th.Ax
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The Orphan Asylum society Of the Ciy Of New

The Orphan Asylum society Of tho Ci!y Of New
York viii hold It's Fifty seventh Annversry at tho Asylum
piooaipgdsle on TUESDAY May ~, ut II o'clock. Tue
Rev Mr DURYEA will read the report and deliver an ad-
de,. The children viii take part as usual IN ths ehefoie.
stage. will run every minutes between 10 and IL
stating from ths corner OF Broadway and J2dst and VIII
be 10 readiness to after the exercises Snond tns
poned to the first fair day Subscriptions become due that
lime
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The Pitchers are Ready.

Wa mean this nav reasonable patent double slverpAted
ICE PITCHERs little higher 10 piee than last yeAf opi
nncb nore patterns and OF the qu.y OF shshsid
49, - rhs ,tvs aud quality of our URNs, TEA SEiS,
CASTERS, WATERS, FORKS SPOONS, 40. are squ qua
10 any the city and our wholesale anu i'''n PAN'
nH~' " fIiCIiTs HART & Co. Nos. 4 and Burlng Slip
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Mercantile Library Association.
MEMBERS OPPOSITION TICKET
1S03

ISUD.
Fer President
CHARLES H. SWORDS. with A. T. Stewart Co.
For Nics-President
THADDEUS V. TABER, with James Morrison Co.
For Corresponding Secretary,
THEODORE l. Hustled, with Jesse lioyt Co.
For Recording Secretary,
SAMUEL w. HARMED. with IT, y. Warehouse Bureau.
For Treasurer,
HARVEY II. WOODS, with Second Avenue Rsilrosd Co.
For Directors
JAMES W. EDWARDS with Hill, Tdcn. Brinkerhof
Phillips.
THOMAS HAZARD, with Lswton Brothers.
\ sEABIRY GUION. with Williams 0uon.
FDNIN 4. WEED. with Lsthrop. Ludington Co.
II AUDLEY CLARK, with Bank Of America
ROBFRT WALKER IRWIN. with Kirkland Won Sachs
A. JUDSON DECKER, with David Morrison Son
Election, TUESDAY May 10.
IT, Polls open from 8 a to y. p. m.
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Nsw.YORK, July 10, 1882.

NBw.YORK, July 10, 1889.
This cefhes that my mother hiss been time slct
ed with psrtia deafness suffering from pain. aud rumDns
noo. In tue bead together with other Indications Of total
loss Of hearing DR. Won Eisenbeg removed from her
great qusRy Of matter together with coasuAed blood
svins her n,antaneously and all without pain II IL with
sre.Y al thanks that give this testimony 10 his skill
CARROLL j. POST, No. - South.st
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Ihsvs just complssed my extensive stock Of
SPRING CLOTHING. not surpassed In the way Of
assortment. taste style, price, In this city. The
(CustomRoom, Children'.. and Furnishing Depart
ment not equaled Entire satisfaction given, or
money returned. Please call and examine for your
selves. x,,, -o,ap
LARGEST STORE IN THE CITY.