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p,..euyera Arrived

In ,t.crar ToisianG from Iirerpoo' and Gn'ra'p"n
Ms Co-hfan Flra Cochran VIM Cochran j. ~ ns"set'r
MR.. Fgwceil J.. Brick Mrs Brick, Thomas, mrs noihaA
Emma Thonss Henry Thomas Harriet Thomas, ho~'nd
Thomas Abrshain Tbomas Mr. Elliot a., =,
IL sfeanalip Corsica. from Hatdna and Nd"en-n'
A. Moore hir AID Mrs w. T. Gilmore, Jr, and sister, Z.
Gallo o. Garcin. J. C. Y. Wis, NJ lnzInnd bsmg QUIZ ~
r. Vsrgns Brod Leopold Borlas, Jos Bss' y E.chevers
}. Corfes Capt. J. T.. West Master iencr MI oisoeine
BenecLe Mr. r. Wosen bii-. Hafri., Mr.. Curtis, Mrs H.
Narqasrd " aldo Whitney Mszctti MI and Mrs j. Ma
cado MI aud Mrs. Sencer son ana dangh'er Irrgeni'
s1sTe, DcnipsA IT, Muller ~ T. Riyas, Master ID. Perez
and - vsn Perez and brother, g. Echovcrs L. Jel-
Iisop UeIy dDl,ir. Geo. w. Prime, James Cowell, W.
Delsrt Fex Nemsyger. Mr. Hogan, James Evans. hrs.
Fsrrnrop Mrs Arnold Miss Cove, MIR and Miss Kemp and
fonr children Mrs Edge Campbell. johnson, MI.s Horad
aud sitter Mn. A. Roscnork aud two children, M. smith
child and servant w Van Allen j. A. Strucke Fairy Capt
Eamilfou Mrs NJ y. Cove. Mira Weed, Mia Rowland, Mrs
Need Miss Bruce Rowland. Moore Weech, Saunders e.
Harm, IIr aud Mrs Webb sud old Mr- Curtis child and
keryunt Mrs Scuder and servant. Mrs Darkee. Mrs Rob
hus. Nc. Williams and dangiier v Middleton snd son
Lansdon Parker Mr. AID Mrs. Wilmington Capt o. w ffost
W. French o. r. Emerson Peter Robbins, A. Rossen-toek
Mr. aud Mrs. haselck. Defiance, Geo. White, Thomas
Knowles o. NJ Barter n. Y Smith Thomss Burke, tIigss
w. Henry, 'Goder Mackey, Chlud0w. Capt Cor. Croren
aud "a deck psssenges .
In ,fenas.ip Geo Uafhington. from N,p-O,ieans-
Lieut.t J. A. p. Hopkins. Capt j. Hcketson, "a j.
Miller H. Frelsen Miss l.. Frclisen. Nils X. freisen j.
Frelisrn, W. Huntington Geo. M,pder,ile, a. Mcheli
~ Mob Williams n. s. Williams. MIR. T.. Post two chill
drcn and c. c. Hitchcock Mr. and Mrs d. Tioton
Size. living three children and servant, MI aud blr
hurchil r. 7. Butts Mfr and Mrs.. Chindy, three chit
dren sorvan Miss NJ Lis,en. NJ Lor1cb, j. Friedrich
C. {. Cotton +. Nottingham H. Napss
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK. ....... .MAr 7,
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamshp,-Occts Queen. Tinklepaurh. Aspinwa, ID. r.
Alien; City Of Warrington Br.l Brooks Liverpool John g.
Dale; bavaria tHsn.l, Taube, Hamburg kunhsrd Co
mer-anth rscs Jones, Philadelphia, Lopez XIX
patrick; William WOODWARD Cundih. baltimore, William
Daizsl
shps-Pocohou'ss, Graves, San Francisco. Sutton Co
J. 7. Wheeler, 0std, Glasgow, ". a. Nelson
Rarks-Ecn Thomson, MoCIdy, BrbAioe,, Danie! Trow
bss.,; Morning Light (Br Waller Cadik, HaIbeck Hal
sey; Apollo (Brenl. Hasadon- Shanghai John G. Jewett
Co. 49,, 3,
Bhss-Mirs W. Holt. Dunbar Cumberland Harbor, c. v
Peters Union Br.l. Monroe. 81 John N b.. ID: H. De
Wolf Ada Lewis (Br) Smith. Cow Bay Z. r. Small Ca,
Overcast (Br.l Litilewood Cow Bay Do.
Schooners-W. y. BURDEN Adams. Wsshington Bster
DAYTON Ellen Loiss Snow. New Hsyeu, lioicLkss stan
paid; Stephen wster6an Chase, New Bedford Ferguson
Wood: o. C. Acken Peck, stamford masteri w. Lafca.r.
wayco,t, AuI Csye. Miller iiongh'on, Tropic Bird Nc
Dongal Maianzas Truiilo Niningi Soerino, Lsrscn,
Piciou Brett son Co.. Leah, Invas Philadelphia, simp'
son Capp; Oenoveva lSpsnl, Cbrdsiehs, = IhomA''
Poppe Co.; Antelope, Jones. BALTIMORE, A. Abbott Jane
Maria Bushnell Norwich. II s Racket son Julia fbr y
Tart Londonderry " y, H. J. G. A. DeWof; kmoloas
tBf), Sawyer, DnmD0ndtown, w li Wiiett Rowe Geo.
PsrSGr fBfi Mcbride, ST. John N H.. II. Z. A. De
W ol;e: Airbroh (Brl brandon, knsston JAM Victor
WITT Ivy, Henderson, Philadelphia, Baker Dayton
T. ". Pratt. Henderson, Philadelphia. 10
slooI--AAIyGu HsVens Eew.Isondoa
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Family Markets.
rnp c0sr oR LIVING IN NEN.YORK.

We give below quotations Of some Of the lead
Sag articles Of food, sold in small quantities for ord-
nary family consumption, and shall mako the list more
complete az the advances and new vegetables
end fruits found SALE Our range includes fair TO
good articles, emitting cheap stale meats and vege-
tables and not embracing the high prices paid by some
the frstclass restaurants and saloons for extra line
productions There have been few important change
during the week New vegetables are fn greater sup
ply and most Of them cheaper, while meats are fTm
the old prices, or in the case Of mutton much
higher and poultry entirely beyond the reach OF com
mon people Eggs plenty. and comparatively cheap
They take the place Of meat to large extent liSh
600 are abundant and Of greater variety at failing
prices. We quote.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY SHEET
NEw-JRRsEY ITEMS.

SUDDEN DRATH.-An unknown man, who
WINS AT Allison Co.'S shipyar in Jersey City yesterday
looking for work fell down and died almost instantIy
~ oce f1ir b,r no vhiskers Yves dressed in brown
frocS coat light pants blue flannel shirt footed boots
aud blue cloth cap The remains were taken in charge
by Coroner Farrell.
LABOR MovEMENTs.-The House Painters
Associaton of Jersey City have decided Ia demand s3
per dsy on and after Monday Nay TO- The Brick.
LAYERS and Psstrers have decided 10 demand s2 80 on
and after May 80. The members Of the Union have
agreed not 70 work with those who do not belong TO
the Union after the 25th inst.
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CITY ITEMS.

wnrsR GARDBS.-Mr. Edwin Booth closes
:. .,s,sensnt this evening with his admirable per-
.o.ton Of Hsmlet The original purpose Of tie man.
-, was to offer repetitions during this brief
&c. n eleven representations but the unusual effect
...ood BY Mr. Booth upon the opening night showed
So, ,bs ineIinatOns Of the public would be better sat
Ir., n, different course. Hamlet" will eonse
,rcuy have been performed five times within less tnan
=. .eeksa circumstance almost without precedent
theatrical annals 1t should be stated that this
,o,cs.s ia entirely Mr. Booths own. since apart RON
, 20 particular excellence has been displayed III 'H'
concentrations AS far as be IL concerned Inc en-
..semept which closes tonight is one of the most
s,iljant that New.Yorl has ever witnessed
On Monday evening Mrs. Chanfrau, the mos popn-
artist connected with the Winter Garden. Will have
benefit 1t is announced that Mr.. Chamifau 70 u'
ss "Our American Cousin at Home" and rsao!
uless Boy" are the pieces selected for The OCCASION
On Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Florence reappe'T
IN The Ticket Of Leave Man."
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professional Notices.

n D. HAMMOND, NJ d., formerly Pro,
". casor Of Special Ana omy &C., IN tho syIsea;- ec1
College. ~ Y. Consultations on NERVOUS pfbiI Aea
caI and Afccous from Ito 10 10 . aud TO 'e'-n
ings NO 81 Eat 9th St. between 4t and Msdi-onav'
EDWARD II. DIXON, Nj. d., Editor OF Inc
IL Scsipei attends exclusively to OPERATIVE Sbhrhki
and tho Obscure disease. OF tho Peyc iscera hoIn
Hsnpuoida NaricOcse and tsula Oihce hours rom 10
. 10 . and 70 . Evening" at No. q Filth avenue
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WOMAN WITH HORYs.-Th,

a WOMAN WITH I1OHNS'- ~" "tU- I0T'
OJserrer Of tie 18th init contains letter nom II. cor
rcponden, al Iarnaca in the Island Of Cyprus inrk'
jsh dominions) describing most remarkable iusH' not
yn. recently discovered there 1t nothing ess than
a woman NIL hOrns 9rouiag ont Of mr. AtGG. she mas
orc horn on the side Of Der head Of The size and
consisency OF an ordinary RAM horn beside three or
four corncles other parts OF the head The writer
laws that he ma, seen her and Tat she has been visited
by nearv all N Consuls aud Europeans IN that place.
some of whom are making effort to secure her for er'
iihtion-
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nlilltarn Notifes.

STATE OF NEW YORK.
OryroK OF PAYaAsrrR GksERAL
ALBANY. May 8. 1854. }
EOR WANT of the like facilities as were
Afforded me In the Northern and Western Divisions the
en.cd under the recent CALI in the Southern Dyi
OF comprising the rs. ten Congrrsio nl Dis
tric, Obliged o'hcm ~ 60 20 the field without
the STATE BOUNlf. la the recent battles many whom tie
payDaeT had beou able tn roach In tbs ned may
have been killed. 49, "a,
Widow. and others residing IN New York City and ~ vi
cinity having inns this Office Will they call Nsior
ROBERT BENSON jr., No. Stsie-st, now forA City,
have then papers and oIwersd free OF expense
JOHN u. VAN buren,, Psymas;er General
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AvrfreA-

T. & steamer oneer Commander Tarr Norfolk ~ hours.
VII .isss,. Il d.e., ayns her WHEN prove
to b. tho .srs Dame DuIden from Liverpool or bAim9fe
alter H. H. 81 steamer Bgzzard hove in sight who had
The captain OF the barb board
stoaIhip Loussns lBrl frowse Liverpool April x, aud
Quscntown .iah. mdss, and pass, to " llinms Guion
Mass 9Th mdse. and psss n D. 'unnd 49,,
pe,.'' ns. ard pa. to n Il Cromwell Co. P.a.sd IN
IN. rvrr steamship isvana detained al Qnaraniu- Fa.-cd
% % ,he ~, n sS r. on ts ~ n. on sg Wet.
ss'd p "a sady nSo % AID va.
raubri. H. e. transpor, Blanchard. FOr'res,
MSnroS o hocr. ballast 70 q. $ dnArtarm..;er.
soemsr Chesapeake Wiot,,, Portland nd'e and pass to
s,e.Her Pe.iesn. wadrOu Providence md.e and pass to
ssHsr Concord Normsn PhiadelPhiA, Hd.e aud pass 10
sisamer sarah Jones' PpAdslphA uid'o and ras. TO
Steiner Thor,p.on CundiH Baltimore, mdse and
Steamer Aida, benny Phiadsphis, mdse. AID pass to
bari r. B. Walker Jof BO.'onA Rayne' M'sanr" II days
u.olasse. 70 Miner Honshion; Nh. ..
d,y.. ,ussr 70 H. D. Brookm.n 4 Go.
Bhs Tsbsco, Hsshmanp, Havana u days sugar TO IT, o.
Es caroline Eddy e, Bangor Smith, caidenA' II days.
ss Ei bi G.' 10 IL H. G H. ss n CO.
Eng Oronoeo Br Elesn M,tanza' 10 days, nol''e' to
Big ri xrste Lind,ley, A,puwa 81 days. hides to y.
Joy. . - ,, M. rt
Erig D. r. DeWoh ruoSwhh, Cumberland HArbor' CUBA
10 days. sngAr TO d. II. DeWoL -, :,
Sckr susan, Eldrdse hey West IL days, with sat to
nnstrI . =. III, -. A.
MISTER
sehr LIE Boat. Eeed. Nowburypor.
Schr The Chief Bsrrs. George Banks
sehr Eiautic. Jerome Geofgr's bsIkA
Schf SoftL Anl,r;a, Manncrns. GEORGE Bsnhs
sshr Cha. Roh-ds. Beckwith O,crzs's BanAs
Schr Emma ", Se4yer NswburypOr
schr u. r.. penii.on, Bisrs, New bedford.
Sch Iaf..f ". m
schr T. r.. French. Newton, Keyport.
schr. Albert CLARENCE. Fireman, Portland
Schr Tcxv Chauipliu Newbuiy for New-HAven
srhr = W johnson. ThonP-ob, Fall River.
Sehr kath holue. Arnold Rohdont ior Providence
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Malls Close al the Posr-Omce.

FOR Great Britain and ite Continent by steamer 80
CIV Of Warrington Saturday May ll........ l0i m.
Bsvara sstaldsy los a. m.
For Pon ROYAL and Beaufort, 5. C., by steamer
Trade Wind Saturday MAY s................. o. NJ
MAY u IN.
For New-Oresns, by 'tesIner Morning Star SauT'
day, Nsy - r. H.
For california Oregon, Wellington Territory, and
the Sandwich lsiends, dsily (Suidays except
and a ..
Nortb-- Albany, Buffalo ana CGnsdas..5 ~ and - Ia
North and West WAY IN.
" stcru Mail Wis Erie i.af osd and "a
snthern and south e-,ern Nsi5 q H. u aud lo p
Isss.@rn Mail M and u
s,,no, 90 al River. p
m. cong Island Mail closes st........5 a. and y M
sandsy Aiss-Ou sunday n mails close IA y
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suRRoGATEs CoURr-MaY IA before Surrogate
TICKER
villa ADAfTTED.

During the past week the wills OF the following
named person. have been admitted probate, Joseph
stuiae Ill., T. Henry Bennett Edwin Fort Ludwig Dciver
apt l. r. Morgan Richard Mary r.. Porter Waiter >.
CJIarrr Pastor OF 81, LGHrelce Church. lorkse; Elijah
Cornell Ffauz Wagner hsTgsre,ha Meyer. Ann T. isses,
and Ann L. Thompson -
Tho v N Of he sitter gives TO the american Board Of Con-
.er. 81 Foreign Missions - on There is nothing else
~ importance contained H. these wills.
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co1-RT or GENERAL sEssIOSs-MAr I3.-Befor
Recorder HoryylS

Robert C. Haincs, who pleaded guilty OF nsn'
.sositer In the fourth d-pee H. Killing VIM ~ NnuSDs
H. no~n poster ~ Gtsnd street, In January last.
Va, ser s.uced 10 the state Prison Tor our y-aTs
susan Davis snd AT brinosmaO petty iSrcenJ fem''n
Ellen Holy, attempt &. grand larceny Peulien'i'ry air
chss H. smith attempt grand larceny Psniten'iIy sir
mOnhs. c..
Caroline Reid and Mary Jane Brown, grand larceny. s~ie
Prison ye.rs
Am Coffee, petty larceny. horse Of Refuge.
William ~. 1asse and W iism hichsrdfon pety 'ai-
eeny. Pcniiensisry three mouths. - 81. -
Nm H. Jones assault with intent TO steal Penitensary
The Court then adjourned until Monday.
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NATIVES OF THB STATE OF DELAWARE
resident in NewYork requested to meet st the Asor
House room No. IA. p. M. OF Saturday TO consider
What stops may be taken to assist the Delaware depart
mont orthe Sanitary Fair 70 open in Philadelphia. June
nh The subscriber has received authority from the
Governor of that State 10 act in the premises.
j. s CuBoNs. No - Wall street.
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Gls0iral.

MANHOOD and the Vigor Of Youth Restored
WI in -Four Week. by Dr. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE
Thi. wonderful sssnt will Manhood to the mo
Shattered Constitution whether arising from ErcesseS ser
Abuse the Effect Climate, Natural Causes The TINE
reanred to cure the four weeks all
ore /, impossible. Dr. RECORDS ESSENCE or LIZ II Is
od with Instructions for e3 or four qnanti
ties In one for 80 Sent carefully packed receipt Of remit
TANGO by lis accredited agent CIcu cent nee receipt
Of four stamps PHILIP ROLAND, No. AT Broome.-t,
One door vest foBi Broadway Ne"-iorA
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r. Albany nv Hudson H. r.. 90 Warrcnst, 10
M md 81 3 sud iO:i0p. 10. Sunday Train from
Scbst 5.22 ?. m.
TO Albany by Il 4rleIn r. r., 18th a., Nh.eY: rom
3Otst 10 a. n ard 4I5 Sunday IRAN so p in'
To Albany by steamer Daniel Dre"' leaves D's' -
brosses.st. landing, stopping ~ 'Vu ~ ~
To Bnifiu,o ore b. the New Jersey H. H. loot OF
oo9riljna' g. S"1 ..'........... 7sO ?.
To Boston by New. London line, fler % ~ ~
S,on 81 M dsy fsandsy excepted 500 p.
40 bo,'a Dy a. M and 500 p.
TO Boston BY New Haven X X. Z1thst. ma ''h M -
sv., Shore LINE ~ and SUNDAY ''o~ p u"
To Butsio, by Emo Railroad loot o. SI"loe. soo o,
~. $500: $3.50. 80. -, -, Perk
To Bridgeport, BY steiner Bridgeport nom fe0A =, nm
Up r.: X. dsly...........'
10 New Haven Hartford, and springheid-s1teann' ~,
efs iea1e Peck slip at....... ''..i{ '~ - " -
Z o New burg. Cornwall, Vest Point. toni hkerp'e'
and bondou by steamer Mary POWELL ies'es 'ay' nj -
o. landing daily - y ~
To the West, by Pennsyyania Ssnlfsl hsilI"'"
ioolpi COuuiaiidgs,., d. ~. and bhd p u" eoa 80
ounpy Nal ,. 49, y
To the West, by Central Raiirosd Of hsw.dsr'ey =
foot Of Coursndt a. M ~ m and ';oV p IN
To f'hilede piTis- by ke~-Jeuey Rhiirosd, loot oil
and IL midnight sunday "............... 600 r. m.
10 fhilsee p.,ia, by Camden and AMSoy BaiiFoad -
FleI 20 \. X, foot OF Barclay M sha E'W " "
To Washington, by New Jersey H. r., foot OF
C9giiisndtst,, 3 and 10 a M, "a p M, aud ~ ,ao u
midnight. Sunday. I:Jo p m
To Greenpoin l.lip fire Island, and other fesortsoo
Long Island b. L. J. Railroad, from Janes'shp
ard loot OF JNhs. l.. k.........h a. NJ and 80 p IN
for iuftaer Information h. ugaTd to Railroad In5 iao4oA
ses Advertisements 10 auothor part oil this payer
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Religious Notices.
Al The 2olh-ut. rnlyersnIlsl Church. near 7,h q,

At the 2oih-st. Universalsst Church, near nh n,p
In, Rev. T.. G.. BROOks pr,acLes IO.MOhkOW MORN
ING i0i o'clock Subject: "Ganbeld In England, NOR
ally coDsidored AFTERNOON, at y O'clock sermon on
the question L. Christianity ~ acticeOe
A New Episcopal Cburch.-Diyins ssrvice viii be
held by the Church OF the Holy Trinity. IN Rutgers nsti
tu,e 5ihsv. and 42d.sf on SUNDAf at hall past ~ q
ni and p. m. The Rev. STEPiiEN ii. TYING. j., wiz
preach IN the afternoon
AIien-st. VI. T.. Chnrch.-Prrachins In ih. Church
TO.MOhnOw At III and at y y N. by the hey VI
CORkHiLl Delegate 10 the GENERA conference IRON i'"'
Preaching in The Afternoon st 5. seats Tee
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OprnrrAL HIRAM AEpRRsoN. n

The ORIGINAL HIRAM ANDERSON, No. "
eOsery selling superior English koys eiyet ard bfu--e
ClpBTs reasonable prices also Imperial Three ply and
fSpes;ry Ingram CARPETS, kUes MATS AiAs1iSG TABLE
sad hASo Covers, WINDOW SHADES, DKUGGHrs ior org
wide FLOOR OiLrCLoIH from three 70 t~snyionr ievt
VIDE All goods are guarantoed urging to buy one prcc
car Look for HIRAM ANDERSON, No 70 bowery.
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No. rs MAIDEN-LAYE. NEw-Y0RK-

DRINCE's IMPROVED PROTEAN FOUN-
TAIN PFN-sntisfaction guaranteed. Absolutely incos-
rodbe ali kinds OF ink be used the flow Pcrect ons
Milling writes hours; is compact for the POCKET ana
pease the most f-sidi0us peninsn. PURDf to rropfss
tors aud sole Manufacturer No. 3J5 Brosdssy ~ T.
WYNN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. lOl Fulton.
w .t.-STATIONERS aud BLANk.BOUk aAAUfAC
1T RFRS
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BROADWAY THHATBR. miraculous oper-
atoms Of Simmons will be brought to close this even
ieg. and on Monday a dramatic season VIII be inau
soreted BY the production OF Mrs hembles play An
English Tragedy" in which the principal characters
Gill be sustained by Mrs Emma Waller and Mir ID. W
Waller.
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Receipt. OF Produce.

MAJ l3-2006 bbls. Flour, 1926 bas Whi'sy loE bags
Corn Noel 10000 bush. Wheat 100 bush Com ~ pus
Oais coo bush Mat n pigs Asle 9o pAs. IIo'l'ion'
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furniture

DIDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
ID, a manufacture Also solid Chestnut ard w alnnt
Chtfnber Sni'es plain aud ornamental ~ a. r. fhhhiSo
TONS soS Canal a., opposite oostcf Es'abhsheo io''
LNAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
IL This bet assortment Of tNAMtLbD FUhniiUh r, IN
mental in sut.s Whosse ssd Retail Also haliro'.e ana
PAila.scs. w AhhfN NAhp No. 90 '"'''
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-INIrEn SrATES INTERNAL REVENUE,

TINTED STATES NIERNAl1 ley EMN r.,
I J sFVEHTH COLLECTION DISTRICT, STATE on
Notice 4. hereby given that under aud by vir-
Inc Of tie act OF COngoss entitled Al Act TO Provide inter
- p.uu. 10 Support the Government aud To Fay lherost
m H. Public Dcbth approved July |. 100, and tho amend
wes. and supplement-. thereto have di,,ranei upon ana
~ and Set OF Harness which will sell ;! public Anc-
,,o nj No IL sayvessnts In the city oi on tho
s -, N MAY inst, at IL clock noon-Newlofk, May IL,
~ Marshall Is BLAKE, Collector nth Diet, N y.
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1nterua! Repenus.

vvNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
u SEVENTH COLLECTION DlSthiCrSINrh NJ" /,
Notice /. hereby given that under aud by virtue Of
h At of Congress entitled An Act to Provide Internal
pcyore 10 support the uoyefuneit aud 70 ray interest on
- , D,b approved July l. 1862 and tho aiuenfhenis
ga ,n,r,gesls thtseto have drlinei upon ana seized
~ r'ssIn. .riieic. viz: ri-noFoft- with case and
,'iu, U..k which VIII .e q pub ic auction Nc No "
In the city Of New YORK, the z9th dag Of
NJ int IT II O'Clock New YORK. May u 1906
may MARSHALL Il. BLAKE, Collector Tth Dist N V.
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fAdverG i.ein-ni.l

BATCHELLOR's BAZAAR.-I have tested B0S-
WILL WAnsKRs CoLoRFIc and found excellent for The
hGr and Whskers Gives natural sQPsuanc.. NO trouble
sDp,ng H. Nv customers like 1t very much. u viii soon
ssks the place OF other Dyes. JANEs bATCHF LLok
Color beautiful black. Ss application without
preparation. Try i.-you vii 10 Other Depot
hs hey st, n. Y.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun-lies AS s4s........ 7:t8 Moon-Sets.... 0:H
men DAT.
Sandy Hook l39 Gov Island. 2l9 Hell 0ate...... 400
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KgsT's EAST INDIA COFFEE Is the best IN the
word Tor family use Sold b. al groccs Price y cent per
pound. AK Kents; other genuine General Depot
hs L5f Resde. Il.
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IAdvertisementl

iAdverfisernent
LOCO REPRIGBRATORS, from ~ 90, or
r. d. BAssyoKD =. Cooper Institute
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SUPREME CoURT-sr-cAl TTHn-Bo'ors
DECISIONS.
Robecca SOlOmOr

Rebeoca Solomon agt Benjamin GohbeTg.-or-
del.d tbs, ba be reduced $500 s 10 costs II potion 10
dcrdsat abide the event, without prejudice to another ap
picaticn.
pefore Jas,ice MoSTrL
Thomss W, Griap sgt. william G Oayee-Cs'e settled
PspsTs in C6rks Office.
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CnEsTAIS UMoS.-The Rev. Dr.. Rice, Pastor
d the Finh avenue Presbyterian Church VIII preach on
his thsme in Dr. Cheevers church Sunday evening.
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Advertisements
DIsrILLKD DEw-For identifying an(

s,rvns the SKIN and Complexion. Contains no chalk OF MN
ga substance but is perfectly innocent delicious ana refresh
laL AL drugsisla Depot No. 7lS Broadway.
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Denii5trn.

A CHING TEETH not extracted, but rem
u l-,eJ u.ruan.nily useful by our ADAMANTlNE
xV,trE III LJ.C onti.e, p.loss. Tho only nhable sno
.ae Tor god at HI tie expense A8o superior Gold NJ
-; Pr.url Set. Artificial Teeth. every style warranted
aorpss,oI $40 upward. Oliae No. 81 last 2dst, two
sioeIit frola BIo.lway. LUTHER UNDERWOOD Den
tets.
W. CRANE, NJ d., DENTIST Qormerly
Of Bond IT. Removed to !. Clinton place Sth.t, near
b,,adwAy, New York
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CHRISTIAN CoMMISsIos.--The anniversary
exercises Of the United States Christian Commission
are TO bo held on Sunday evening at Tho Academy OF
Musia Drs. Adams, Kirk. and Duryca Will deliver
addresses embodying account of their own recent
experience in tie army Of Gen. Grant, in Virginia
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DOW BOAT for SALE-At Mr.. DANIEL
Ia NJ DEgOE.S No. l.5 Mooscl.s,. A good o9. oiied
b,re ~ feet on model and IN hr,t.fae DOR f0fse
low. Inquire Of NlNCE.'i o. 70 w
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NASH PAID for RAGS and OLD MEIALS,
~ White Rags ioc = n eo.or and woo en- 81 e 70 0d
and pcwter pc = N lead b. y hi at No 10 Nc" bo"e'y
corner Of nooFeyeltst,
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

The Hon. Samuel felson will hold the United
STATE. Circuit Court on Tue-day NEXT. Counsel viii
ecs deal Of time and trouble by having ther cases on the
Calendar ready on that day.
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ly5'O CAPITALISTS.
/ An INTEREST in 4 FOUNDRY and MACHINE
sUOP In ST LOUIS, Mo, for sALh.-A party wi's noe
e than s2500O "a arser amount could he used to adysns
lie. ring 10 invest and well Established FUND
FRY aud M,CHiSE-SHOP. IN 81. Louis, Mo now Going
IA s- end proh able business can PURCHASE an iNrEh.
81 therein Dy addressing tho uncsrned who VII give al
nrr.lry iafoflaaon. BY the scon OF the State conv-a
tou Missouri Free STATE and her immense nncIa
eath developed ty Free Lab viii make her OF II?
hr states In the West and the abundance OF Iron and
coal In he immediate vicinity Of the city makes this