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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
COMMER OTAL.

Especial to the cls,sl.pa Lr.p1.l

Especial to the Cleveland LzADzR.l
Reeeipts-Hoss, sla dressed. 4,s29 live and as
bseTss.
Live HOGs-Markst active and firm At S,ssezso
gross, chiefly at 6,Oa@7.OO.
Dressed Hogs-lsc lower. Sales At 7OOasoo.
Beef CattIe-I5c lower. Sales at q, soes,Oo.
ProViGions-Quiet.
Sales mess pork at Sls,Iss $1,000; and old mess AZ
Sls,5O.
Sales picked hams lOo; loose Cumberland midalss
atgE
Lsrd-DuIl. Sales prime at IN and No stnE
Whiaky-5 to Te lower. Sales at 7sg7sc and
buyers Offering only 7Oc at o,Oss.
Wheat-H TO Ie lower. Sales No. 1 At tl,IsO
l,l6H and No. at tsl.lOHGl,n.
Corn-salss Old at ssss7c. New corn 1 to %
lower. Fal's at 7sa7s
Rye-Dull ct sl,02.
Barley-Sales at sl,Isel,I7 for No. 4
seeds-FlAx Seed firm at 1880; Clover duh at
7,sOe7,75; Timothy dun at 26Oa2 IS.
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FLORAL HALL.

But the master-work Of this truly great
enterprise, and the feature which will he
longest remembered by the thousands who
will visit the Fair, is Floral Hall. Here
we'll skilled art, taking its texts from ma .
ture has sha ped in bowers beautiful
enough for the garden Of king, gnottoes
that might have been fairy homes, water
falls that vie with nature itself, and sum-
mer houses that call to mind the most
pleasing stories of Eastern loveliness in
the gardens ofkings and princes. Here on
every hand the eye rests upon something
of beauty, in which the behOlder finds food
for pleasure and thought, while the soften
ing influence Of the sweet odors from
thousand varieties Of aromatic shrubs and
plants, the mingling Of the visitors and
vsriously dressed booth-keepers, some
ssuntering musingly along in silent admi-
ration, others hastily moving about in the
discharge Of some duty, and the singing Of
birds, hidden from view in the thickly-
clustering Vsrdure, make this beautiful
Hall spot where it is "a joy only to sit
still and live" And all this beauty, cullsd
from nature and shaped by art, is most ap-
prOpriately csnOpied by the stsr spsngled
Banner, to the service Of whose defenders
this work of humanity is commended.
But let us make an effort to give hssiy
and brief description Of this exquisite
place. The Hall is an octsgonsl building,
occupying the center Of the Square, and en-
closing the statue Of Perry, which is in the
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RssO q Prsntlas' ProVluoa narKss Re-
rorfs

TIE following are the rates charged By them.
HRms-SHgar-cured premium Hams, y b. .........Iic
Shouider8-Sugar-curad = n.................. ...l0o
Baoon-Or Smoked Sides D h........... .......I I25fo
Lard-Prime leaf kettle-rend' ed In bbls , b..lsSo
" Prime leaf, kettle rendered in kegs = B..i3Ao
P9Srk-NSo mes z 81; az2 % 9,
~ No extra charge made for packages eartago
% railroad depots or boats. All articles warrant
ed strictly prime, and equal to anything in the State,
Orders promptly filled. Our sugRr-cured Hams and
kettle-rendered Lard took the hrat premium ct the
late Ohio State Fair. BOSE 8 PREHTIHS,
IulyER9s
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. - To day
Thursday, the fine residence, No. 242
Euclid Street, formerly occupied by the late
William j. Price, will be sold to the highest
bidder from the door Of the Court House at
two O'Clock, P. NJ.
Parties wishing to procure for themselves
q beautiful home stead, should net fail to be
on hand. feb IS.
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WANT DI
LOCAL NOTICES.

To PRIETERs.-For sale at this office, an
0rcutt Card Press, in good condition, and
capable of as good work as can be done on
any press made. Size, inside of chase, AK
81 inches. VIII be sold cheap. Also, q
Diamond Press Wilrprint half sheet letter
Specimens Of work done on the card press
within the past week, will be sent to any ore
wishing them. feb20:140
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MEssRs. BUReERT & ADAMS Wholesale
Dealers. have just received at their old
stand, No. l25 Water street, an extensive
stock Of Boots and Shoes for the Spring
trade. Call and see them. feb:24:l4O
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CITY NEWS.


Printers Wanted
Two good CompOsitors will find steady
employment at this office, by making i'm
mediate application.
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PIrrsRuRGH ON. nIARKRr-R.h. o4

PITTSBURGH OIL mARKRT-Fsb, "a.
Special to Cleveland LEADER.
Petroleum Firm.
Sales crude at zoe from tanks and sc On the
wharf with bbls.
sales refined frss at &c.
lee Is running IN the river
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LUBIE's Perfumes for seven shillings.
Pure Wines, Brandies, etc., ct Halls Homso-
Pathic Pharmacy, No. II Public Square.
feb24
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Choice teas in packages Of Eve pounds
each, ct the Chinese booth, Sanitary Fair.
Sfeb Is: 1t.
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The COMMITTEES on Machinery and Manu-
factures will please meet at Mechanics Hall
(south-wiDg Of the Sanitary Fair building,
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, Feb
rusry 25tb, 1864. NJ. c. YoUNGLO7E,
feb IS: 1t, Secretary.
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MOVEMENTS OF FLOUR AND GRAIN.
FINANCIAL.
=. Z. nIONEY 1IARKEF-Fsb "a.

y y HUME 7 UH N z % ~
iBF EuaaEAPH.l
a1oneJ-zArket cay with abundant supply at 50
s D cent.
sterling BKehaHGs- sieadisr. Sales at l725
l72x,
GOld-Opening at 1878, declining to I57H, ad-
Tanring 70 1881 and closing steady az l5se1l5sH.
The ChtnA for Liverpool tO-d-y carried IA
In specie
GOyerlMeEt Sfooka-MaTket firm.
United States skies Of 1881, coupons ..........lu
Seven Thirty Treasury Lies
Ole year gerll s97t
Stare Stocks
Missouri Sixss. s......-.....- ........-. 7t5f
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1ukTEEEs HoTtuEs.

FLAGS AND BsNNE&s.i
Orders promptly filed. Address
CIV. CROWELL q CO.,
an2s:I6 21 superior-st., OisTelsnd, Ohio.
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OIL.
SEWING MACHINE OIL.
BentOn's Refined POrpoIse oil

For IubIicatiDg Sewing Machines, Clocks, Watch
60, SpindlCs, and al Fine Machinery. Tue value OF
PorpOise tnl a. lub fieator is we'll undsrstoi BY
CLOCK and Watchm akers tn J Will 10 other
when this is to be had IN preparing and refining
this on for seWtns Machines, give t little more
wearing body and stu retain its distinctive prOror
tiss for hne machinery which we sum up ia the iol-
loWing deelarat on: Eeing free from Gluten it re-
qulres less OIL vi give mora Power, keep the Jour
or, give Ie annoyance 10 the Operator, and reflect
use.
Benton's Double Distilled Bsnzine
Is the best and che1ps-t article in the market for
removing all kinds Of Grease spots from siik, RIB
6ons, Ll2th, aud fer cleaning all kinds o. " oolen
Soods 1t Is pat Up 10 b3tter style Is third lar
ger than any other preparation Of the kind at the
anne price. feblf
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oosIs-BB Iss suPeri0E-st.. oleVslAnd,

81 Dr.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
Eeetropsthy, cures obstinate cases Of DysPeP-
siR, Rheumatism Scrofnla, Neuralgia and All
nervous diseases, and diseases OF the BRAIN
Throsf Hesrt, Lungs, Liver snd Urinary Or
esris and other Chrome diseases. Reference
riVea TO many formidable csses cured in this city
sher ether physicians had failed See advertise
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WAFBR LIMEI WATER LIME
w -so bbis fresh ground 'Akron" Water Lame
THATCHEB, aAEDEER, BURT 90,
faa1 u ahdW nsrWin6E
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10. W. GAGE,

Licensed War CERiEsa EgeRt.
Collects BouEtiss, Pensions. Back Pay Prise Money
and other War Claims,
FEPsuousl Attention Is given % the prosecution
of CTsfr1g IN the Dspartmsns At washington.
HF-AII persons having Claims should apply IN per-
81 or 81 lstter, ct once, and they will receive
P1ollP' o''' ID, W. GAGE,
e flleralarad. o.
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This beoth is presided over by Miss Mary
Stevens, Miss Nellie Corning, Miss Mary
Russell of Painesville, Miss Mary Iddings
of Warren, and Miss Anna Card. Every
variety of fruit, nuts, wines, "a fine selec-
ton of Cstswba, cOrdisls, canned fruits,
French mustard, candies, &C., are here in
ample supply and most tasteful arrange
ment.
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DIR. sEELY's COLLECTION

is made up in part Of mummy shawl, the
tail of the Sacred Ok Of Thibet; a card
basket from Mount Olivet; female Nubisn
costume; olive wood beads from Jerusalem;
canes from the cedar of Lebanon Japan
eae cups, SO.
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cUTAHoaA COUNTY,

FRED'K A. NASH,
Captain and Provost Marshal.
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spectator into the clOud-csppsd, stOrm.be-
glrt regions Of the Alps.
Then comes picture owned by h. Ely Of
Elyria,
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Fremont Ratineatioin Meeting.

rll. N. D---------- ST. LOUIS June 20, 1904.
The Fremont ratification. meeting last night
was very respectable In point Of numbers and quite
enthusiastic. rfoi afia- 'ssiei Dsl.i y , N 's1
The bloclNbetween Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Streets Eranklin avenue and Gay street burned
his afternoon. The following ore the principal losses
Coggswc & Co, fourng mill. $50 600 on the Building
and $4,000 or 10000 on tho stock; II. Shilbrick.
grocer $l0000to go $50: Anton Kero some 40 0C0
Tho total loss Is probably from $4,000 10 $780, 600
The insurance Is net aseertained. lsr.. lsri.p
The wooen factory Of Ccrwith & Sons at Mexico.
Mo-. and Touring, saw and carding mills Mt Pattsburg
Mo-, were burned last week Total loss $40 600. Con-
siderable wool Yves burned at each place. Both fires
were tie work Of incehdiaries. I" gf -bfr
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II oreenPors I:ps Fire and other re.ort.os

10 0reenpeFt fsliss Fire fAsnd and other resorts on
Long leland, BY L. !. Railroad, rom Jsmes-slil
and foot Of Ath.st. K. m. and s;D D. -
70 Nee Haven. Hartford and sprinsnsid<-s fsen-,,
- ss leave Peck Slip at ma IL u
To New Haven, BY the New Haven RR., 21thst
and Ah-sv at 78 nj IN. l2i D. $50 s. and 900 =.
To Newbursh. Cornwall West Point. Poushkeepsie
4 landing dsily. ....... ..s.... LIZ. Mp ..
To Poughkeepsis, By steamboat Thomas Colyef
Leaves Jay st., sdsiy. landing at 3ost., N. r.,
Yonkers, Tarry;own, West Point, Cornwall, New
.s ,hss s Sea 10
Sunday train !. m nm. ~. p % s~r
foot Of Coursnd. m, IA m and TOO p n.
10 Phlsdelphia. by New Jersey Railroad, foot Of
Comtisnd.-st. and 10 a. m, II m, and p. m.
snd 10 midnight. 600
To Philsdslphis, by Camden aud Anboy Railroad,
Pie, 90 n. r. fovt Of Barclay a. and 100
Tc, Wsshington by New.Jersey R. R. foot Of
Co9rtlsndtst, and 10 a. NJ, Y r. m, sndn
ndnishh Sunday. .... a.. ...........s...... TOO
For further information IN regard R.rosd Tune Tables,
see advertisements In another part Of this psper.
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HRAITH OF THR CITY.--The deaths in New
York dnring the past week were 447--loO men, 100
women, i3l boys. and l3 girsan increase Of 81 upon
the mortality Of the previous week and Of 40 com.
pared with the mortality Of the corresponding week Of
1863. OF the deceased 2l0 were children under five
years Of age The mortality by the principal diseases
was IS follows; Consumption So infsntc commissions
al Inflammation Of the lungs. q; tynhus feyer. "a;
dropsy Ia the head "a scarlet fever Isl dphthertc ~;
typhoid fever. o. small ox 6; deaths from external
causes. 80 among which are reported 2 premature
births deaths from old age drowned killed by
oidents suicide There were ~ deaths In the Institu-
tons. and Is interments in Potters Field.
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journed Tor the term. Part 1-Nos 1915 1850 616, lHl,
1871 1882 llt7 1884, l63 1889 1885, 1904 1879 H. 2037 2oS
1873, 1909 sse ie63 ~ = 10 5'.1T' To- r'i
Superior Court Trial Term and Common Pleas
specid Term adjourned for The term. 81 biiay y
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RxorprioN OF VETERAN SOLpIsRs.-Ths

r RECEPTION OF VETERAN SoLDIsRs.-Ths re-
NAMING members Of Companies and X. lst Now.
Jersey Regiment and Of Hexamsr's Battery. In 81!
Numbering sbout 10 mon, enlisted from HoSOksn. ana
service. received q public reception and supper ct
Hohorsu on SATURDAY night The supper took place
81 Otto Cottage Garden and vas given sS tas xIs
comsd home 10 an eloquent and patriotic speech by
Gen e. r. v. Wright, 90 behalf Of tho AAIx Of tho
oitv
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LIBRARY FOR SALB.--The library Of the late
Rev john n Campbell ID. d.. Of Albany, consisting Of
large collection Of English and American editions Of
valuable and standard books in general literature the
ology and history. many Of them in fine condition and
rarely to be met with is TO DO sold OF the evenings Of
tae present week at the auconrooms Of Messrs Bangs
Mefwin & Co., Nos. ,5o4 and sos Broadway.
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MrLrrARY MATTERS. The 5th Regiment of
Maine YounteerS three years regiment. passed
through this city yesterday route for their native
State They namber 200 strong fresh from the din Of
battles before Richmond. 1t Ia understood that they
win rsenIist after spending brief furlough among
their friends About two hundred sick and wounded
soldiers FL the hospital the Battery, which pre-.
SCENTS clean and hospitabe appearance under the
agenent OF Surgeon HUf Nf. H
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fAdvertiseuent.l
How to
MARRIAag.--WOMAs

MARRIAGE.-WOHAF CULIVHh' To" an
DO beautiful and iasthy Does lilo Love ne ane
az. Eyes A Satisfactory Philosophy Prayer. Business;
The Grim and the Graceful True Religion s q, %
s csnty" Thou Most Loved By Me- Phrsasosy in
England Grsetinsy Home influence. ssn ~
ssi most fr % cents year for ~ new yol Nows
man have Il FowLxR WxL1, 3S Broadway N L.
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tH.s Arrived. fgr.
ssesmer Potomac. Sherwood. Portland mdss. to H. 3.
i sps@sr MP, Warren. Philadelphia. md.. to James
D. Phelps. Brown Philadelphia. ndss. to j. &
Steamer p W. Bruno, Foster. Baltimore. mdss TO VIM
Steamer Vulcan, Moni.on rhradslDhl., pdss. to Wa.
sS TSoms. Hawsr os Bath stin.o Liverpool
mde master Had Hsh we.tsy winds from the Banks
rudse. and 81 pass. to Thos, Durham.
Ship Narassnset. Hsmin Neworlsans II days. mOlaases
Ship Susan Howl,rd tof Bos.ou, elliott Cardiff 4, d.y.
Bark John Carver Nichols Mstanua. IS dAy, sugar wa.h
Bark sa.onville. Jordan. Neworesn. Il day, mdse 70
Bark Bradford tof Rscll.nd Cables. Is day.
Bark Pride Ofths Sea- Brooks Lngsn 10 days. coal to H. q.
Bark Sandy Hook, Ba,.o~, Cow Bay O. B., June 49, co
Bark Rambler Packard Cow Bay C. B. 10 days. coal 10
Brig Eden t tDsn Schmidt Arroyo p r. Il days. mo,.....
to B Sras adelaide to Maitland 81 Matthew. M.,moro,
days, cotton hides &C. to II. ]. e. A. De Wolf.
Brig Regina lsf Lshaye, N Sd wikis, Cow Bay, c. B.. ID
BIG Milo toi Lendopderry, N ST. H.wknes Msamosos -
days, hidrs and cotton to j. II. woodhouse. ).
Brig Mary Ann tBr stephens Nassau u days in ballast 10
Brig Mssssn..r tof Mcleod el.cs Bay
Biz sarah doodnow of xddi.on). Crowley. o.ce Bay.
c. b., 10 days coal to master
BasAlgh. Br, King oisce Bay. C. B., Is days. coal u
Brig Bia~sn.hsi tHAnov, Fres., Hum.cos r., ndsy.
seir vsndsli., Sawyer, chryasld lumber to Simpson
sssi Fred sheersr sheerer, e,es Bay C. B.. n day.
schl Joseph Reed tof New Bedord Gibbs 81. s.vsdoss
Scil Iovet, Peacock sipso, Nswors.nsls days in bal.
ssIr Bessie oi 81 John. b. Smith, Ca Island 10 day.
schr o.s tOf Bsrbado. Cathesr Para q day., rubbss
ship Vancouver, seerinsW W. .ii
schr Saxon, cssssry, Caais days. Iabsf to HOlyots
schi ccrnacopia tof H.wtsbuy. NJ ST.. Gram. Cat Island
scSf MSscsi5O, Finley. Beaufort, n C., timber to J. W.
scSr W. H. cic.re to N.s.su, Hail. Eeuthorss days. ru
schr. Christopher Pends.on tot NswLsndoal Church,
Trinidad Cuba y day: mo1.ss. to mass, sid In co. witt
Sshr BIO. Plammer, shuee, n 81 L, days. spsrs to C. u
Sehr Aursra. Kilboy. Musquash. N. B., Il days. pie. u
s:sf ECLIPSE Pollard St. join, N. O., "a day.. lu..
schr Mar.cabO, Ksnisy, Bsasfo G, sday' cedar sal
seI.. Hannibal, Wexford, osorss.ssn ?: C. coal
Z schr. Union. Pinlham. Rondoa, for saiem.i
Schr. Josephine. Burns, Nsw.Hsvsn.
scht. Sterling, Phillips albany for Providence
7 s'li' Bremen French s s:Ta:.''-
Juxs DC --steamers-- Melville, T. L. Clark
ss:ssssesay%s A Assp, fh H s.u Lu. ra
D. King. Philsna, r. u. vermiyes-
The brig Vision Donovan for London .sied from Qusr.a
tine this morning o'clock aud passed Through the Na"ovs
Pollard, should have ssea Grshsms Policy.
.It -JHi. ~
~ Ifr Spoken. fan
June 49, lat @ ion IS g. u g. steamer Magnolia cruisine
June lat % 90 lou Is 70 .chr Free Wind nom Halfaa
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

SHOOTING AND STABBISG AFPRAYs.-Martin
Shay was arrested BY Sergt Hsggery of the %3d Pre-
otnct Police on Saturday esening ON tho charge OF
Shay Kennedy had seduced his daughter and no for.
babe him coming to bis house. On coming home be
found Kennedy there and ordered him out and refus-
ing to go attempted to eject him. in which operation
Shays shoulder became disocated. He then drew a
revolver and fred but the ball did not take effect
Shay was held for hearing. l.i4 h .lp MD 80
An afray took place In liquor store. corner Of Co
lumba and Harrison streets. Saturday night be.
tween Michael Maloney and Patrick McCarty In which
the former was stabbed with a knife In four places
causing serious II not fatal injuries. McCarty
rested, and Maloney conveyed to his residence,
corner Of Willow and Pacific streets.
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shipping INTKI.LAGRNCR.
CO fsia PORT or NEw-YoRK.....JuSs n.
Cleared.

6tesmer-Frsnklin Young Baltimore VIM Dsser
Shps-Perseverancc tBr Robertson, Liverpool Tsp.coee
bros CO.; ouy hannsrins Dolard Lvsfpccl r. l.. Tsy
lor Nov World knight, Liverpool, G, G1iniell
BarksStela tNorw Andersen, Bordeaux, Funch Mencks
4 Wendt Bansbee lBE). HensIy, Cow Bay Snow Bur.
CESS; Sacramento Hussey Boston Miches Gaatoia Ual
Msncinl Psnsrh Roads Bsetzer de veftn; Yumun (Br
Perry, sasua Ia 0rsnde Waydel & Co.; Ann Charlotte
lSwedI Torjsnsen. Bordeaux, funch, Mencks Wendt;
Maria adelaide tPrua Hopper, Liverpool Funeh, Menoks
Biss-A Richards Donovan Gace Bay Brett, Son Co. |,
Aysrado lBEl CEowei, Halifax. A. Smthsrs Co Savnis
B. Nora lBr Horton g. Johns, r., W. Mcdonald; TN.
tara (vene1aeisn) Guerra bremen Fuseh, Msincfe
Wendt. = "'t 81
Dayton; NJ C. Durfey Sabine Washington D. Kenny Hazs
Corson hncoteasne, j. Black; Mary Jones, wstos.
Snow Hill A G. Ravens; + G. Owen, L.wrenee. NewHs-
G. Ravens; Alvifs Maui Wilmington Del, Bentley, smith
Co 5 a. Read Read Washington Bentley, Smith Col
Rival. Hobey Stamford.
Sloops--H. Clay Low. Hartford H. s. Racket 4 sout
Pointer, Nichols, Providence, L. Kenny.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THR HANCOCK COMMIT
TIE FUsD--Up to noon yesterday nearly $50 persons
had each paid In their subscription (s4oo to the Han
cock COMMITTEE Fund This money orempts the parties
paying ii from the next draft, providing Col Nugent
succeeds in procuring substitutes for them.
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Travellers, Guide.
To Albany; b2 Hod.on Il. r., 80 w.renst., ITO

am, and {, T. snd 1890 p M Sunday train from
soh.*...; ess3 ..
aothst 10 a m, and 2. m. Sunday lssin...... p.
To Albany, Cossssss Hotel Dock West Point.
and Hudsoa BY vteensrs bsnl Drew and C. Vib. A..
b:.t Leaving Deserss..ss. lsndina y 'oh..tl.s -
TO Bsltimcse, b. the EsvJssseZ r. r., fees q sa
!, si$asss nc = : =: ..s ,,se
line Plss on L, daily Sunday excepted. .:.:. soop
s.sh.:s and 2hs,. = Z n s:i s.oop
sv via Shore Lne l2t and D. u. esnd&y: 500 p.
To Buffalo. BY Erie Railroad foot Of Chambers.
...s..I and ~ g. m and s:W p
To bridgeport, b. steamer Bridgeport. from Peek
Shp, i. y dstly "
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+, OBITUARY. edward NJ. Collin, q son of Cor
oper Collin died on Sunday at his residence in Fifty
ninth street near Lexington avenue. He had been for
many years suffering from tho effects OF the cancer
has been employed in the Post Office. He was y years
of are and feavos wife and one child.
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structures and stoves and hollow ware and castings of
IRON exceeding ten pounds IN weight for each casting
IS per tun; cut naih. spikes and rvets Of certain
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nIn,I. Closc nt thc ro,,-omc

For Great Britain and the Continent by steamer ls.J
Scotia "Wednesday, June ACKNOWLEDGMENT. q O. m
For New.C rlssns, By steamer Locus. Point wednes
day, June DO u p. m.
Tor nayans ~ Geanier ~ Ice.sdsy june s..y.,z p N
June II p. IN.
For California, Oregon Washington Territory, anu
the Sandwich fslands daily (Sundays esc,ps. .-i g.
m. and " p. m.
North-Abany, Buffalo and Canadas..5 m sd 81 D.. N
NORM ana west WY Mai .'.:''''....'........ p. m
Western Mail, Wis Erie Railroad. .....5 g. m and a D. M
Southern and South Western Mails w. u and lot .. M
Eastern MAIL q m, II and 81 =. m
Newport ara Fsi River ?. m
The Long Island Mail closes at.......sa m aud D. m
Sunday MsilsOn Sunday Ill malls close II D. a.
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IAdvertisensntI sf b..
1000 RRFRIdRRAToRs. from ~ 81, at
-'T ED. BAssronDa Cooper Ins,itutA
fAdxertisemeutl

(AdvertLscment Illtl- =
FOURTH OF JULY EXHIBITIONS for private
srtss can be bought at the WHoLEALn Dxpor EacELos
fmswosEs No SDey,se Opened 70 The public from June
~ Depot removed from John to Mo- peyn near nfosd
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PURE BLOOD AND MPoRTRD.--There will be o
sale Of short horned cattle. Leicester sheep and one
Attorney bull, at IL this forenoon at No. lis Pearl
street. Hanover sqnares In Of wet or excessively
hot weather the sale win be held in the coach house of
Dimonds stables In New street near Beaver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-28

). The EDITORS ExCURsIoS.-The editors con-
nected with the Western aud Canadian Press made
excursion down the bay yesterday. in a steamer
chartered by the New York Central Ralroad Cenpany
To-day they will start their return homo bs the
steamer Chaunoey yibbard. .T d, sf'p a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-28

CoRoyERs q INoUEsTs. = Coroner Ranney
on Sunday held an inquest at No: II West Twentieth
street on the body Of James McGrath. who dled nom
the effects OF dose of Paris green administered by
himself. Deceased had been drinking TO excess for
some days past lie was native Of 1reiand. aged 20
years .... - A.,
cars of the Belt Railroad at tho corner Of West 1enth
and West streets stumbled and fell and was run over
Twenty ffth street He was a native Of England. aged
IS years Coroner Ranney held an inquest