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Total for May, led4.....23O9 1866 1913 ,Ol &O,l23
Also to Germany l65 erces and ceroous 54 hhds Stems
and 10 New Zealand 10 hhds. DO.
TALON i. in limited demand, fut prices are without ma
ters variation; sales CT 1900 Western at l4taIic and
Cry at IA sls!c., cash
NNEGAR-A Govemmen, ecr.ract was awarded to-day Of
9tpo gals at 29tc. ard one OF 1000 gals At l9lc.
WOOL hss been IN active for manufacturing pun
poses aDS prices fme and tend upward In consequence
Of the announcement OF the tsTH Hw Which plie-s
dgy al foreign woods OF & I ID Gil woods COSTING NC
less VI the a place Of hirnent &C. q 10 ON wool costing
sboYo he and exceeding PC and .0c T. 10 and y
I'D valorcin all descriptions worth above Nc v ID
This Increased duty has had the effect 20 mrai great buoy
acy the nke and importers have withdrawn tnf
for the present in anticipation Of still higher rates The
sales foo, 5o0Oc0 n native fleece at 13dS. for common
to fine full Blood MeriDo and choice SsxoDy but mainly a.
s2lc for State and Ohio eecesour lowest prce being for
Mihigan SO eco DO ,upe and extra pulled at 40
e7I latter Country the bulk Of the sales being
super 20 600 do tnwgshed California hceces II
CSC do do medium and ne grades al 'Saa5c main
5gd55c 10 900 do. California pulled AZ 7Oc 2scV bales
Cape 4sd52c for common to tine, chiefly at @d12c 80
do Meszo, mostly in very good order @4G'o 40 DO
African al Sc G3c lC0 DO Smyrna, styled bedwoo al 1o
925 balns Eas, lnds Entire Rios Mes,zo Crea and BLACK
Saoncl and 100 200 Russian in grease terms not dis
closed. ,
WHiSKY-Eay in the day the market dull and heavy
but tho close Change sales 1850 bc
at 81 81. State aud 81 81 ~ 81 for Western
Government contract awarded o. dy Of 10 c gals hr,
proof TO- OF 5000 gals. al = TO- and one Of <Vo
l!iA, IL + ! G5 T. ga.
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Arrived.

T. s. revenu. enter wsyspds J; A. White, commanding,
s,eam,hp kangaroo Brl. bndsmsn, Liverpool 18Th and
Queen stown 2th a, mdse AID ps'' 70 Jonn o. Dse "a
e, 81 IT, lon - 23 ,tesnshsp Europs ls Inst, lat
TO- lon IS a. ngnslcd bark Tevio. bound WI 3D. at W u,
lon. u a. brig Selma. boaul W.
Steamer Wsrror Mott Providence nase, re, to p. w.
Williams. ri,
steamer Chesapeake wles Portland. Hd'e and pass TO
steamer yuln Morrison Phiadelphis, md'e. to wm.
Steamer Ar,izan, ouirs Baltimore, mdse to William
sisiner Monitor, Jon,, Phinielphis. mdse to J. N.
Steamer VIM f. Cheney. Bics. New.Bedford 70 hOur',
with the bark 7. C. Cowdia in tow.
o.s.ed G 5is so,h. nd-e to A. cotin, Co.
Bark Gen Berry (of ss'norr Hooper Havana u day.
Bark NJ l. frank tof Portland, Ha'Lil Cards q days.
Bari Eio. c cowdin tof New -Bedford), Francis. New
Bedford balas, c. II Person.
Bark lda lDsn Nis.en, sssua Ia Grsnde II days. 'us1
10 Punch Meincke Wendt
Bark Yama Anderson, sssus Gsnde 10 days sugar 10
Bss Yssbeth Martin Mcsrina 81 days. fruit to J.equeuos
chri.tus.. Passed Gibraltar April %.
Bart sbenser OBJ Spencer, s'soa Ia G'onde 10 days.
Eris A. V. oOodhae (srl Bcsssr Cow Bay 70 days coal
schr o-o W Snow. Haskell, c.iAi. day.. lumber to O.
SEN il c. Brock. ,Br,, Crow Cow Bay II days. Coz. "
sehr Enasbe;h Helen chnds Rondous for Providence.
sclr J. L. Curtis Crowel Eirabe,hport for Hartford.
Schr. Avon, Hart, FEAbe,fport FOR BoSon
scht Caroline C.. Poulroy, ElirI-,hport for Boston
sehr. VIM. p. Benjamin. Hams New London
schr. Anie. Csrl, Flizase,hpor, for Salem.
schr. Neuiovi. Bray, Elh-beihport for Boston.
srhr. Mon,eruna. Hs. Elirabe,hport for Boston
sehr. James English Nye Enrabeshport for Salem
Schr C. y Ericsson Tutte Ehssb-thport for Providence
sehr Elias Dueey, Nye, New Haven.
Schr Willow Harp, DAVIS, Dish,on
Schr Fmoiae, Griffin. New Haven
sehr Nonpsrri BEL Angus CORVALLIS IL days potatoes
TO Duryca Hyde
sehI Annie n, Lawson, 81. John ~ g., u days lumber
10 A. Snithera
Schr Sheppard A. Mount, ererd Rondout for Providence
schr. Lille Sanders, Hart Fall River for Eisabehport
Shr Black Diamond Young Philadelphia for Newbaypor
schr. Marietta. Wade. Middletown.
Schr. Planet, CuYrier, Gardiner via New -Londou
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AMERICAN BIBLE SoCIgTY.-The stated meet
ing Of the managers held at the Bible House Aston
Place. on Thursday the I'd inst. Benz L. Swan. esq
Vcepresiden In the CHAIR assisted by Francis Hail.
esq The Row Dr. Sbedd read the 58th chapter Of job
and offered prayer. A new auxiliary In Minnesota
recognised Communications received from the
Rev. s. Il. Riggs, ST. Anthony. and the Rev. DR. Treat
Of Boston in regard to electrotypyng tho Dakots Tcs
lament from the Rev. James Hickey. Matamoros, with
encouraging accounts Of the Bible work In Mexico;
from A. q. Snonon. Rio do Janero. ~ to Trio open
ings in Brazil and the work Of coportage from tho
Rev. II. Balcntino, Ahmednugger. returning thanks
for funds granted to the mission print the Marahe
Testament and for coportage; from The Rev III. Bod.
eet. T1ensin as TO printing tho Scriptures in the
Mandarin o0loqual, in regard TO further measures
for circulating the Scriptures in China and from the
Rev. /. a. Blisr Constantinople. Grants ofbooks
made 10 the National Freedmens Association, for
freedmen on the Mississippi TO the American Missionary
Association for Ncw.OreaIs and the Atlantic Coast !;
10 the Missionary Society Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church for Liberia The Presbyterian Board VI Mis-
sions Oibwa Tcstamen: books for distribution among
freedmen OF Fortress Monroe, Yorktown. aud else
where; for hospitals at Cumberland Md. and Coum.
bus Ky, and for hospitals and camps at and near
Washington, d. c.; 10 the United States Christian
Commission with various grants including one for the
blind The entire number Of volumes granted Is ~ iG0.
OF which 9 800 for the army. and 300 for freed
men.
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The Mdependent dominates for Vice.President
Of the United States
WILLIAM A. BUCKINGHAM
Of Connecticut

ARREST OF GAMBLERS. -Yesterday afternoon,
Sergeant g. Slater Of the Eighth Precinct entered tne
premises Nosl Mercer street. for the purpose
some dessrters and unexpectedly came upon party Oh
gamblers, engaged in the game Of "fdro" rusn vas
made for the windows and doors, but without avail ana
the entire party were arrested. small amount Of
money. cue box, and Get of checks were secured.
The narty were conveyed before ustce Dodge at the
Jefferson Market Police Court where they gave !nglr
hare enc keeper. John whaley, lookout; Patrick
Eean. Henry McCott John Moore, Andrew ADdrexs'
Thomas johnson. Harry Howard. Jeremiah OBTide'
James Joyce Thomas OFT, Thomas smith ni"cnnv
David Miller Tenton Adams. and Grover Sperbeck.
They were all committed for examination a large
entered but the gamblers managed to secure the most
of IL,
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PETROLEUM-Tlis market has been active. and prices
firmly su.tsned The receipts 34o bbl% daily
aud mainly Crude the demand has been oh.fyer Re
fined the spot the stock being light transactions ale
scted in consequence the ses day have been $50 bbe
Refined on the prvDtc and 500 bbls in Phl
depia buyers option during month Of July Csc Crude
is IN limited demand, bat l. very TRULY held, sales Of 20A
advance on Crude Of 81 25 = bbl and still tending upward
SEEDS-Cloyer Seed is in moderate demand at ia l2tr
Flax Seed is quiet a, 70 isdf3 80 p bush.
SOAf-Catie IL selling at n dZ,c. Government contract
at HE
I0BACCO1he demsnd III. and the make, ia armj sses
Of 5l7 hhds Kentucky at 2G2fc t3 bales Havana and ~
bales Java. on terms not made public.
EXPORT OF TOBACCO PROM THE Ponr OF SBw yoRk
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Family Markets.
THB COST OF LIVING IN NETWORK.
FEIDAY. June 3-P n.

FRIDAY June 3-P n.
We give below quotations of some of the lead
ing articles Of food sold in small quantities for ori-
nary family consumption and shall make the list more
compe,e "a the season advances and new vegetables
and fruits are found sale Our range includes fair to
good articles, emitting cheap stale meats and vege-
tables and not embracing tho high prices paid by some
Of the first class restaurants and saloons for extra fine
PRODUCTIONS The recent warm weather has Lad the
effect to bring forward green truck" and the markets
are well supplied. Strawberries are coming In some
what plentfnlly from South jersey but are far IRON
cheap Meats rather dearer, owing 10 an advance
Of live stock. Fish, too, are higher. on account Of
searcty
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS - JrrE a-BefOr,
Recorder HovruAS
THE HUNTER TRIAL

The Jury yesterday afternoon, ats oclech, sent
10 the Recorder statement that they could not and
asked 20 be discharged They asAed II they required
further rpsnon Of the law and replied that they bad been
wished The Recordsr e charge them on several point, which
10 rated at ensh but HI. honor declined stating tho, his
embraced all those point. lie tn briefly ed
dressed the Jurors assuring them Of his that under
Of public duty, he could ne, dismiss them but mus,
asaiu send them until they could verdict They
could send of him any hour Of tho night and hs bad
tired ho would se and return % the Court IN. Jury than
retired IL ruroTsd Iva the Courtroom that the Jury
stood nine for conviction OF murder Ia the h, degree and
thr~s Tor conviction Of murder in the second degree
Last evening the jury brought verdict Of Guilty Of
murder IN the second drSree
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To Baltimore, by the New.Jesey r. R. foo. q

10 baltifn0fe, Dy tDt EscW'Jcttey II H. ioos
Ccprtsndt.st.. 8 and 10 T. n, II p. N, and IL =.
midnight. Sunday. .........,...... ~
To Bostoa. by New.L London line, Pier 80 n. r.,
stonip atom line, Pier ls N. r., and Fall River
line, Pier \. H., daily Sunday escep.sd)....:;. s.
To Boston. by New Haven H. H. VIA Springfield;
To Boston by New Haven x r., z7th-st snd 9TH.
sv., via Shore Line IA end =. m. sunday;.... D;
To Buffalo, by Er.e Railroad, foot OF Saainos,s, :.
Northumberland and ~ a. NJ and D.
To bridgeport, by steamer Bridgeport, from Peck
IS s ssw Il H "a YH:lcii and
ers leave Peck Slip at. ..'Ss...;;H ana u
and Rondout, By steamer Mary Powell leaves jay
A. landing daily. .....'.......;':..;...;.
To the West, by Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
foot of Courtlandts., Z a. m. and and p. N. !,
To The West, By Central Railroad Of New Jersey;
To Philsdeiphia, by NcwJerey Railroad, foot OF
Courtaudt st., Z and 10 a. m, IL M, and p H.
and IL midnight Sunday.....:.
To PhiIadephis, BY Camden and Amboy Railroad;
Pier 26 ". R. foot Of Barclay IT.. . u. aud
To Washington. by New-Jer'ey II. r., foot Of
Courtlandt,st., 8 and 10 q. III, u p m, ana IL
midnight Sunday......: ,........'....'..
To 0reenport Islip Fire leland and other
Long Island, BY L. J. Railroad, nom Jauessiip
and foot Of 3lt6-st.. 4. R.....".;.:..;S m and
For further information In rcgard 70 haiiroad I'm
see advertisements in another part OF this paper.
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tAdvcrtisement.1

The GREAT LABOR, CLOTHES, AND WOMAN
sAvuMEvsy family ought TO have Of DORIS CtorHxs
WAsnx eeesu.. hand Iubbins I. a'elssy wearing out NH
OF honsands OF precious wives mohe AMI sistsry Doty
furnishes implement that both the clothes and
foi eli 80 and e1sys resnd the psyrA4ss 0so,sy
all trAers hs Wasaes prose aasoorfy L<y MgA
,eeo1esddon See advertisement ekew End sond ths
eli 50 right along for wAsnxR cal for WAsurR and
UNIVERSAL WRINGBR complete
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THE Rrv. FATHER DoySELLY.- Rev. A.

THE REV. FATHER DOSSELLY.-The Rev. A.
j. Donnely, pastor Of st. Michaes Church VIII SAL
from this port to-day European tour for the oeneht
Of his health lie preached eloquent farewell DIS
course last Sunday The lady members OF hls church
presented him with purse Of $1,000 on Thursday even
INC lie will visit Ireland. France. and Italy DnTlng
his absence the Rev Father Larkin will have charge OF
st. Michaels Church.
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fAdvertisemeut.
To COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

The Subscriber beg leave 10 call the attention Of Druggists
and Country Merchants HE stock Of WINES and LioroRs
which he imported expressly for medical and private
5000 cases Of WOLVES celebrated ScHIBpAn AROMATIC
SCHxArra Quarts
800 ceses Of Pints-lats importations.
500 cases Of old Cognac Brandy various vintassa
1900 Cases Of Old Madeira, Sherry and Port WINS
100 cases OF Old BOURBON WHisxr-hve yrsIs old,
vdnfed pure
The imported Wines and Liquors offered for sale much
below the present cost Of importation.
UpoLPBo woLJA
No ~ Beavera.
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CORRECTION. The paragraph in the proceed
ngs Of Congress Thursday relative TO tax on to-
bacco" was incorrect. II should read as follows:
"On tobacco cavendsb plug twist and oil other de-
scrlptons from which the stem has been taken out III
whole OF In part or which Is sweccncd, including line
cut and Gne cut shorts 81 cents per pound, etc.
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To BUFFALO WITHOUT CHANGING CARS
Tho New.York Central end the Todson River Railroad
have come TO IN understanding by which throush express
trains are run from Buffalo To New York without change
Of cars The trains the bridge at Troy instead OF
stopping at Albany and transferring passengers bag
sgage &C. by ferry the river. This arrangement
which will be most gratifying to the travelling psbc,
Is one of the improvements introduced by the new man
agement.
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tAdysrti.ement.)
A MERITgD TRIBUTE TO DoTY's CLOTHES

EAST YosxxRs, N. T., Washing dsy, April 70, 1894
fnisSp DorrYour last Improvement Of your Washins
Machine complete A IL before, wss the
first machine h. could get eoun.essnced ksh now
all that Il 10 convenient and sshca more clothes
a, than the other little aim girl Of ten years
II and invalid LADY who has to sit down to work wssh
without fatigue.
You have blessings from al the women about this
houss be assured ofthai Your friend soLos RoBpsos
To VIZ. ~ DoTr. No. - Elm st., N. Y.
See advertisement 81 where.
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Albany
Ships-Emprs State, Marron
BayAs-Thonas Terry Caroline, Anna Francis Sc, Rain
bow, Ann Alice. y. b. Meeker - ~
Bigs-Catharfae, Ceres Elizabeth Mclean ID n DsWo,s
Leonard Berry, Para. Tsbsco. "
Schoorers-R Morris, r. Hill, Eleanor s. T. Roach
Albert Thomss J. w. Linday Fleetwood O. Aide T.on
w. II. Rutal SusAset Southerner A. p Howe n A. tnJs,
sen, Sarah Mills, Rsbccca Knight '
jun 3-Steamship-Arel
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was sinking lost SIGHT Of bis brother md eter scoring
in vain for something that would float him, at last
joined small number Of persons who oated one OF tne
boats of from the top Of the house amidshps a rev
seconds before the ship sunk She went down with re-
marknble saddemsss, after sinking slowly almost to
the waters edge The boat was not very we'll handled,
hut they managed 10 some Of the men who were
drowning about them among the floating stuff from the
wreck and so.escaped TO the transport Our informant
quickly fosud tho captain, and told him, My brother
is drowned" mo he isn't" said the Captain, g he's
aboard here aud half crazy about you. So they soon
met two very pleasantly surprised people Tho brother
had ID seems Jumped back again upon the transport
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A YOUSd IMPosTER.-The boy James llus-
sey who made an oath that he had been robbed OF so
and gold watch after being drugged on Eighth street
on Sunday night. out to he nr and irnposter
On his statement Geo Duke and Patrick Daley were
arrested and held 81 bail On being confronted by his
uncle at Troy. Hussey confessed that he had taken
false oath, that he had not been robbed dragged
but that he had run away from home
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CRIMES AND CAsuALrIEs-James Mortine

n
Was Yesterday committed by Justice Downing on a
charge OF perjury the complaint OF Charles A. Van
Doyen lgwer OF No Wall street. Shortly before
midnight on Thursday, John Bridschc. q discharged
German colder while passing through William street,
In an intoxicated condition. was Knocked down and
robbed Of wallet containing sloo ny two men. ono OF
whom, named John Adams was subsequently arrested
and committed by Justice Bowling. The prLsoner's
confederate escaped with the money. Coroner
Wlldcy yesterday held inquest at 40. ~ Clinton
street Oh the body Of Charles Salcer, eleven
years 81 age. a native Of Germany. Deceased,
while reaching for barrel at the foot Of Pike
street, East River slipped and fell into the
water The body Of an unknown man was yesterday
found in the water ns pier No. 81 ~ r. Deceased wac
about 40 Year, Of age five feet eight inches in hight:
had brown hair and whskers and dressed In crab
frock coat and pants. and black coat and vest The
body had been In the water about two weeks Coroner
Ranpcy held an inquest. W illiam r. Lanabe'ry a
-agedriyer the Fiah avenue ne fell from his boz
get Saturday morning 1t the corner OF Fulton and
Pearl streets and sustained injuries OF which be died
on Thursday evening at the New-YOrk Hospital De.
ceased was aged "a years native OF NepJersoy and
resided No. 2i6 West ThirtysiIth street Coroner
Ranney hold al Inquest. John Williams aims Cob.
bier Jack was ycst'Tday committed by Justice Dodge
on charge Of being Of the rufiens who, on TIE
morning Of the 18th ult rescued prfoner rom Officer
Robert Thompson, n the Eigheenth Precinct During
the struggle the officer was badly beaten and shot
through the arm.
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CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.........J
Cleared.

stesm.hp-Ariel, Jones, Aspinwsll, D. d. Allen, =,
Berks-For del Mar tBr.l Wisxel SombreFo, - e. Wm.
ingalls,; Blanche Maria (Br) Haesoop, Bremen, Ringer
Bro-. ..
Bng-Condor. Brown Bangor 3. p. Sherman. , =,
schsorers-Win. Cooper, Van Name, Yorktown, " j.
CAMPBELL White Cioud Leavtt, Baltimore. B. c. Wheeler;
Mary, Sawyer Ehzabethpo Simpson Cispp
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fAlvert'senieut.1

FoR rs CRSTs-The JAN, Feb, March, April,
May and Jons numbers Of the ILLusArsp PHasnoLoaoAs
JoRsAL will be sent by return post To the Pictorial
Double kumben with Physiosnomy Etnnolosy Physiology
and Psychology, send at once TO Fowler VILLA No so
broadway Esw-York
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lAdvcrtiscment.l

The delegates to the Nominating Conven.
tons at Cleveland and Baltimore KnSrs East INDIA
Iovrsn when they can get H. Sold by all sroocfs Price
% cent. ~ Ash for ksSrs No other genuine General
Depot, No. ia Resdc st., Ny.
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: CITY ITEMS.

CENTRAL PARK CoNCERT.-The Central PARK
Commissioners announce that there will be music NJ inc
Central Park on the Mall to-day ut O'Clock ,. H. W
the Central Park Band under the leadership u IL.
Dodvorth, IL the weather is fine.
The following is the programme. .
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Boston for Alexandra
June lat 20 %. lon 70, chip Nonpsrei Of and from
Liverpool for Philadelphia
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ADVERTISEMENT
700 RRPRiGBRAT0Rs, from 81 so, at
b. d. BAssyonp's, Cooper Institute.
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fAdyertiseiDea,.

TouRrH NATIONAL BANK Nos. II and 20 Pines,,
NEW YORK, May r. 1854 J
This Bank has received, and has now on
hand for immediate delivery, supply Of u. :. 1910
BoSDs Of ali sizes with Coupons from March Banfabo
money and certified checks Teseiyed In payment.
MoRHu KErcHun. President.
ID. w. VAUGHAN, Cashier.
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BORT Uar0ens' Notite.
STATE OF Nxw-YoR
PoRf-WAEpENs' OvFfCK No. lO4

STATE OF Nxw-YoRK,
PoRr-WARpESg OFFICE, No. lo+ wslla.
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section Of the act passed Apr H. 1887 entitled IAN
Act 10 Reog.nie the WIdsps Once Of The Port o. New
York" to all persons interested in, hsvneuge Of tho
subject matter OF such inquiry examination Or survey that
te following vesses under examination by the Port
Wadens and that tbs said surveys examinations will be
"a
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KSrxanp ros cossuxyTIoy.

Messrs Adrian II. Muller, =. r. Wilkins d
Co.. win hold their regular auction sole Of Stocks and
Bonds tomorrow Saturday. ut l2k O'Clock. at Ex'
change Sales Room. No. III broadway.
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Receipts Of Produce,

Jcx. Si6t1s bbs Flour, Ia, bbls whisky mo pkgs
Com Meal 90 bUsb. Whest "a 90 bus Os ~ so bush
Corn 200 Pig. Provisions. 10 pbs- Lard 2CDO pkss but
ter, "A pigs. Ashes, $50 pkss OH Meal
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Movements Of Ocean an, Steamers.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
eyn-Ri.e. I:29 sets....... 1926 Moon-Sets..
HIGH WATER rHrs DAT.
Sandy Hook 7.4s Gov Island. $50 Hell Gate. .."..0.
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ADVERTISEMENT
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF Nxw-YoRK,
kew-IoTk, May ~. lot+. )

This Bank has now on hand for immediate de-
livery ample supply Of u S. 1910 BosDs with Couroxs
from March
Payment may be made Ia any fnnds In this city.
SAnrxI c. THOMPSON, President
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ageinent.

LAuycH.-This morning at O'clock, from
tho shp-yard Of j. p. q j. ID. Van Deusen' foot Oh
Eighteenth street. East River. the guard propeller
Ocoanus will be launched She Is OF the following d.
mensons Length 943 feet breadth. 40 feet extreme
breadth S feet depth Of hold, Is 6l2 feet and meas
uring about 400 turs This is the fifth vessel OF TINS
class built by this firm for the Neptune Steamship
Company.
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fAdyeytiasmont.l

observation-disclosures Paste and Liquid Black.
Ing surpesses all other Backing TryH shoeDessra Drug
giss aid GroceIs have Il.
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Truvelerr' (,uidc.

To Albany, BY Hudson II. r., GO WarsnsI, TO
AIN and I. o, and 1910 p. m. Sunday train from
o..
To Albany. by Harlem r. r., 26th.st., 4thav, nom
49, %til at 10 a M and y, m Sunday trnin........
To Albany, by steamers Daniel Drew and Armenia
leaves Desbiossessi. landing stopping at JOth.st.