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The New York herald., 1864-05-03
Police Intelifxsncs.

SHOOTING AND srABBrsG AFFRAY Az OYsrRs SALOON
About two O'Clock yesterday morning, difficulty occur
red oyster saloon Of Patrick Kearney, $50 Tenth
avenue, between number OF men, during which James
Mullen and Anthony Auany, Of 3o2 West Seventeenth
street. were severely the race, and Daniel Harri
gan Providence Rhode Island badly shot in the
leg. Captain Heddcn, Of the Sixteenth precinct, and
number Of officers quickly the spot but before
their arrival the persons who used the knives and pistols
made their escape. Captain Heddcn reports that the
assaants known and no will make EFFORT to arrest
them. HArrigan removed 10 the New York Hospital
Ths injured man declined irnparting information.
A SAILOR DANGEROUSLY SrARBKD UNKNOWN MAN.
sailor named Edward Jones, found at drug store
In Greenwich street, about eleven O'Clock yesterday
morning by officer kcid Of the Twenty precinct
suffering from the effects oa dangerous stab wound
In the abdomen, which he said he received by knife in
the hands Of stranger with whom he quarreug in
one OF the Washington street lodging houses The un
known assaan, after striking the blow, ran from the
house and made his escape. He yet at large, but Capt.
Heme the Twenty seventh precinct, and some OF his
officers in pursuit OF the assassin and have strong
hopes OF arresiing him. Jones conveyed 10 the
New York Hospital and the house surgeon considering
him to be in o very critical condition, notified Coroner
Collin to take his ante mortem examination.
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SUBJECT whA ne thought could be clearly understood by
reading soHo extracts from small book published IN
1881 contning IN quaint phraseology. clear and cor.
rcct account OF powers and duties OF grand ures
Al thss remote period, since which time they
had not been materially altered, and that there
had been but little, II any, legislative inter-
ference with grand ures from that day the present
time. In connection with this subject he wished 10
state that although grand jures had the right take
cOgnizance OF all offences In the first place experience
had shown that the ends OF justice could bc better
served by pursuing criminals through the medium OF the
police magis,ratcs or tho District Attorney. When
complaint should be laid before them he thought they
ud do well 70 inquire whether IL had been previously
Laid before magistrate the District Attorney There
impression that the city Judge who charged the
Grand. jury last month, denied sna. grand juries
nd this power. The City Judge did not
deny that they had this powor, but agreed
with HIM tthe Recorder) in every particular. In
conclusion it only necessary for him say that the
very and character their Oaihs showed that
their duties and The those Of grand
ures some hundreds OF years and that IL would he
sad day il these rights impaired taken away
with them rested the power protect the lives l6
critics and rights Of the citizens. They then retired to
their labors.
The roll Of petit jurors was called and the
Of those desiring 70 be excused from serving were ds
posed of. .a4...
The calendar then called after which the Court
adjourned until Wednesday morning, at eleven o'clock
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FATAL ACCIDENT TO a CHIIp.-Coroner Wdey yesterday
held an inquest at No. AZ Sixth street, the body Of
Mary Harrington, little girl nearly four and bali years
Of age who died from injuries received by falling from
third story window Saturday last At the time or
the accident pushing open the blinds one
OF which gave way suddenly and losing her balance she
fell head foremost to the pavement and was fatally in
jured The jury rendered verdict Of "Accidenta DEATH
FoUSp wATER.--The body OF M unknown man.
apparently about forty years Of age dressed in bre
knit jacket, corduroy pants and dark vest, found
floating in the water the 1lsth street. Harlem
river. Coroner Ranney notified to hold inquest
on the body.
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New Dodge for the Bounty Money.


On the I'd OF April $500 bounty was paid by
M Blunt to Nicholas Anderson he having passed the
United States surgeons examination and being mustered
into the service Nicholas left for Harts Island, where
he was again examined by another surgeon, and dis
charged disability he having broken his LEG in March
previous.
Here, then the loss Of soldier, the loss Of the
State and bounty snd nearly OF the county
bounty also, though he would still count quota
while OF no use 70 any body.
But Nicholas satisfied with this good luck
Having thus sed his regular discharge from the One
and regiment the sharper thought
he could make good thing OF IL by using that discharge
and re enlist like any other returned veteran, without
going through another surgical examination and receive
his three hundred dollars bounty again. This ef
fected would other regiment and again
get discharged for disability. But, although this was
Blunt notwithstanding the papers were all perfectly
correct leading suspci0n the Supervisor has knack
Of putting great many impertinent questions 10 volun
teers This habit not forgotten in the OF Ncho
las The Chairman pumped him and the more he pumped
the more the muddy, dirty water brought up. In
he had found foul spring. The fellow became
fused with thedictonary OF words questions put
him; and being at last completely c0rnered heowned up
all the facts above stated and Mr. Blunt Of course
saved the county the $500 the rogue after and had
ngenously well impudently contrived his plans
some people look far into milestone some
others.
The fellow handed over the Provost Marshal for
further action
Men are stii wanted by the committee for whom $500
will be paid; but not with broken legs
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Superior COurs-Trial Term.
Before ludga Mcneil.

MAY 2-Sepnen Rogers Us. the Panama Railroad
Companu-This action brought to recover for
extra rendered by the plaintiff, surgeon,
1856 An accident happened the above mentioned
railroad by which several passengers killed and
injured Tho general superintendent Of the road 70.
quested the plaintiff to attend to tho wants OF the
wounded and for rendered the company
that occasion that the present action Instituted
The defence set up was that the plaintiff was in the
employ OF the company at the time and had stated sal!
ary that his services the occasion referred to were
not extra but in accordance with contract made with
the Panama Railroad Company when be entered their
employment.
The case Ia still on.
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Board OF Aldormen.

ooNnoDoRE PORTER TO HAVE PUBLIC FUNERAL
100000 APPROPRIATED FOR TIE FAMILIES OF
rRooPs-THE OFFICE OF INsPRCToR OF CITY RAIL
ROADS ABOLISHED, ETC.
the Board met at two O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
President Henry in the chair.
Alderman RrERs offered preamble and resolution in
relation TO the death Of Commodore Porter rendering
OF the Governors Room and making provisions for
public funeral, which will be attended by tho Common
An ordinance oontiauing aid to the families Of voun.
soldiers and approprang $500 for that purpose
was offered by Alderman RYERs and laid under the
rule. Ml4A
Alderman McKSIGHr offered a resolution autno rizng
the Comptroller purchase the building Union square,
recently occupied by the Sanitary Commission Fair, for
Alderman 61nwrII irep) moved that the resolution
Alderman HANDY (dem) said there was no necessity
20 refer the docume0t TO that committee II ought 10 be
laid over and acted upon BY ns Bo:rd the republican
better than whte and suitable provisions ought TO be
made for the recepon OF the colored warriors the
- their white brethren. White troops had every
commodaton at the Park Barracks and he did not see
Why the blacks should be neglected they had to
Alderman 6rrIwML (rep.5 said he concded iu every
word that had fallen from the gentemans lips, and
thought was the most sensible speech he had made
during the last months The OF the gentle.
would not be forgotten, and might be very useful
quote 70 the Adermans constituents during the coming
campaign.
The resolution laid over.
A statement was received from the Comptroller show
Ing balance in the city treasury OF 81 ,4s 81
The resolution from the Board OF Councilmen abolish
ing the office OF Inspector Of City Railroads. then came
up for concurrence.
Alderman RyERs urged the adoption the resolution,
the ground that the position one. and
held by gentleman who occupied other Offices besides
Alderman LONG moved TO amend by inserting the words
superintendent Of sanitary Inspection instead Of City
Railroads. Lost.
The question concrrring with tho Beard OF Council
men was then put and carried by vote OF ten to hve
This said 70 be intended slap at Senator Christian
B. Woodruff who made himself obnoxious TO the Common
Council during the last session OF the Legislature.
resolution then offered increasing the wages Of
oil laborers public works 20 two dollars day which
was adopted.
After passing batch OF papers from the Board OF
nj Two O'clock.
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/ laTIa'a - = - Z - -
MEDICAL.

A DyICE TO THE AFFLICTRD-xADANE DEs
a PARD's Female rs are the only medicine ladies' can
S.BLadics who desire TO avail themselves Of Madame
40 y Rs.pss sha ss m sS Sso
e Ps pest medical attendance Os' hours no"
nR. WATSON, AN OLD AND EXPERIENCED PRAC.
~ thoner is enabled 10 guarantee In by
oS Dr. wo bo hs sf es or .s
Tor ss ,dnr fro from ssr
disease or debility or who contemplate marriage Price
Ss .S;S.T SfT block above the Metro
DR., RALPH-ArTnoR OF THE PRIVATE rReA.
ssry % ,sse 2, disease r p oe surprised AZ the e.ss And
long will best appreciate his services.
TYR. GRINpLE. FEMALE PHYSICIAN AND Ac.
- coucasr 10 Am,iy place three doors from An,y
compain,s from whatever cause produced. u sure %
Elegant rooms for ladies requiridg nursing.
nR. COOPER I. DUANE STREET NAY BE coy.l
IL suited on all diseases Thirty years exclusively devo
ss # mseed % consnce medical II n,.n Dr. Ss,ss me
call OF being radically cured or no pay
DR,o coBssTr. No 2, CENTRE STREET. BETWEEN
sonasence on diseases q private practice Of
YORK aud London enables him success nervous
Ia & al. dss T9e y can call on
G Mss e s ss s q he
uUNDREDs ARE RUINED BEYOND REDEMPTION
II in this liis by calling Dr. HUNTER al first; he
thirty confined hts attention TO diseases
certain class which he has cured less than fifty thou
sand cases His remedies mild and there Ia inter.
rnpiiou to business or change Of diet DR. Hunter In
constant attendance from in the morning until night
at old Office No DIVISION ST. New York city since 1Ssl
Charges moderate and guaranteed Separate rooms
40 that pateut but the Doctor hms self
His wonderful medicadiscoyery known as DR. Hunters
Red Drops csran diseases when regular treatment
and all other remedies fail without dieting restric
ton In the habits OF the patients cures without the disgusting
and effects OF all other remedes cures
in less than sr hours cures without the dreadful
and the peculiarly vsu-
able OF annihatng the rank and poisonous tant
that the blood sure 10 absorb unless hts remedy s used
This what claims for IT. and what other will
plish. IL Is one dollar VIAL with medical work on Hu
man Fraiy Nervous Debility, Early Indiscretion," and
consultation gratis
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Court or General Sessions.
Before Recorder Hoffman.


NAMES OF AND CHARGE TO THE GRAND JURY, nTo.
MAI 2-The May term Of the Court Of General Session
semmenccd at eleven O'Clock this morning, Recorder
Hoffman on the bench. District Attorney A. Oakley Hall
appeared as prosecuting ocer, in conjunction with hs
assistant, Mr.. Robert O. Huchings Tho following gen.
semcn we're sworn 70 act AZ Grand Jurors
Joseph NJ. Cooper, Foreman:
Anson :. Brown, Fletcher Harper, Jr
imocn .esmnerlsh Abraham b. Knapp,
James n Cook, Jr, wm II. LAWRENCE
Aaron Close, william Lynch - n
Edward 8. Clark, Samuel @. Madden
Nicholas n. Decker, Samuel Keene,
Albert L. Eastman, Charles Smitheou
Franos y. Frnald, John II. Scott, y 5
Harrison ID. Hunt, James +. Todd
Recorder Hoffman ia his charge stated that the Clerk Of
the Court would hand TO them printed form containing
instructions as to their duties and organization c then
charged them on tho topics prescribed by tho statute
and continued BY stating that extent and how no
could not say, msconcsption had arisen a. 10 tho
powers duties Of grand urcs The views or hss a.
soclsss on hs bench and himself wWo shs same On NJ
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MADAME CANDLE. FEMALE PHYSICIAN, NO q
n,.ssn Am'M pscc three doors from Amy street can -
on Al d'seaees OF fenalea Her medicines safe
sNu certain Convcnent ladies who teers sars
- neoNA atseAdNpce during sondpspAnk
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IVA FEMALE Pm ySICIAN.
go. NO HuMBUG WITH MEDICINE.
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CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL TOUCHING AT
York and Philadelphia s.eamsh Company intend despatch
Ing their fun powered Clyde built iron steamships a. ol
EI4S 81 Wsas;sayas xAvn
,oiTl oF MxNnnrsThR Saturday, Nay q.
and every succeeding Saturday 81 from pier a. North
w. RATES or PASSAGE,
payable in gold, or its equivalent in currency.
E:s E: sss@ ssss ,s s;s :sss
ffs Sa"1 20 also H,re
Antwerp. &c. at equally low rates
vino SEND ~ M hss
These steamers have superior passsn
gers are rs . water
Eor further ntermsou apply in Liverpool 70 WILLIAM
COIN Nc g. snc' mo- STys M.oEx Y
King William street: II PaI. JULES DEooyE a hns
phia 20 JOHN O. DALE, Iii Walnut street at the CON-
p~'' JOHN @. DALE, Agent Is Broadway.N N. Y.
THE LONDON AND NEw YORK STEAMSHIP COM
1 pany win despatch semi.monaly their new and nrst
asr 4owx son Dfas ssd cs
tons her LonS.s and New sns M
Ne E,a
IayTs EiIst CABIN; 500 For passage apply 10 GaAs
South street Advances made merchandise consigned 10
ROWLAND 4 AsPINwALL. Agents
SThAN FROM AND 70 QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
CUNARD LINE
From New York. $35 currency 70 New YORK; $35 gold or
AL sTsHS SxvfexioN Hs coxPAs
From New York, cabin 500 and $50: sissrare. $50
PENNSYLVANIA on Saturday. May I.
80 '-'-'S' "p"s WILLIAMS 4 suIoN. % Broadway
HTsrRALSsiAN COOK cen t3@
a'd'' WI 81 ;si " NEXT n5s1% .r INSTANT
jersey City and the "a asaiasan r from o IL H. to
convey passen engers and baggage on board.
None but passengers nc taken board
The SCOTIA viii sail on May Is
States mail viii sail from the Bremen per Of Third
'''~' SATURDAY, May7. IL O'Clock NJ
BREMEN, VIA s sournAxrros,
LokpoN. MAvRE. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
at the following rates. payable in gold its equivalent in
the nrs. cabin sios; cabin. se2 So s.eeage
The BREMEN win be followed by The HANsA. Maya.
For freight Or p''''sss snR{ co.. ss Broad street.
THr HAAHTHS Axzh!e4E AEAffFE 'onrAsSs
p.v.p1. From Southampton ~ % From New York s;
sAkMAhix s$ !!sssMsy s. 49, 49,
j. & isa
From HsmSars pier foo, q rhsa street ,akns
passsnGegs for HAMBURG navre Sndo. and
:$s .sssrsss sss s pay.sIs ss easSssns ''a'
place.
Broadway.
TOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
A class viii leave New York on the 3d lyh
end 2Sd MONTH except fall Suu-
DAY. when the day OF departure viii be the Monday to
Ag gGIeen. SF d. Il ALLHN, Agene
LNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-THE NEW UNITED
II States matt steamship GEORGE CROMWELL, Cap
tain Post will leave pier No. North river on Saturday.
May as Pass1gs with unsnrpassed ID aesommoda S,'
ply to II. B CROMWELL CO., 81 West street
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NEW YORK, TUESDAY, NAY g. 1864.
sIIlPPIN0.

CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL TOUCHING AT
- Queenstown tCork harbnrl The Liverpool, New
York and Philadelphia Steamship Company intend despatch
ing their fun powered Clyde built iron steamships a. io
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+ ship GREAT WEsIERk Hn VIII .a pancuas % s..ar.
sy o
SSfsass qrss5pHs AND IRELAND
Emigration and Foreign Exchange once :,
Drafts on Epelsnd, Ireland: scotland Or Wales
the Old Country do the lowest possible rates By
'p'S" rxpscoTr BRoyHERs co. Sc South street.
NOTICE TO CONsIGNEEs-THE STEAMER CELLA.
~ Billing Master from LOdon WIN !, commence @ 70 dis
SsarEc Under general stdar at pier q North fer on
wednesday way = nowLANp AsPlNwALL. Agents.
NoTICErnE STEAMER GILL; CAPT ~ EDWIN
rect on Thursday Mey + r AsfTE%sI Agents
he United States steam transport Merrimsc April So
1854 the following resolutions were unanimously adopte@a @
ongh sea going qualities and excellent and complete appoint
port Merrimsc and add our belief that but for
By rough wss,he on serd % hes ~ p RI ,r9 sso
Resolved That 70 our knowledge Of Captain Frederick A.
our cordial hrs wacfu and constant care in
poeness courtesy and attention to the comfort OF all who
Resolved That testify ul appreciation OF the eY
IN n' T. Tsspssss oc p c
varay and that tender our 70 rnier
D ssess I baas III et ns 5 nS 70 Steward J.
Hunt for his wolscved appointed and most excellent
Re.o,ved That these resolutions be published New
Geo. L. Andrews. Br rlgaiier General Volunteers -.
ID C. Houston Major and Chief Engineer Department our
j. Lsydon Ward Major 18th United states infantry tc)
Geo n. Davis, Major Sd Rh ode Island cavalry.
S.s Hs'iid Yo4s
George r. Hollis United States Navy.
J. q. Cooper, United states Navy.
II. w. Tucker Captain I'D Massachusetts regiment
q. W. Bicker, Captain I'd New York cavalry.
y. =. r. Ham. Cap ain 18th Maine.
w. q. Tuck. First Lieutenant l7Sth New YORK
J. ID. Haley. First Lieutenant lst Moo Battery.
g: "; gleason FRS, Lieutenant ssth \. 81 infantry ca
W. H. Jones' second Lieutenant 9Th sets cavalry
Chas. A. yedden, Second Lieutenant ltth srthery
Morris wctzler second Lieutenant T1th o. Infantry cD
r. A. Noiriss, Second Lieutenant l28th New York.
7. Read. Chaplain, 10th United States Infantry tc)
Philip Ripley.
". w. Palmer.
W p. Freeman, First Lieutenant 18th Maine
j, j. Thomas
WIN. ~ Sergent.
W. r. Dunning First Lieu ienan. lSsd New York
O. r Esveel. First Lieutenant 18th New York cavalry,
fsasc u. Linn,
$ B Lamoreaur. Lieutenant 9th New York sxilIery.
GEO. A. FlBHER, Jr,
First Lieutenant ID Mass cavalry and A D. c. secreiary
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.#N# W.H f9
rtHN@ .~.@ 8H
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE


TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD TRAINS FOR alba.
Al and h. H. and Sis and 100 r H. and on SUNDAYS
at5:2s r NJ, from Thirtieth street.
NEW YORK. HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
sixth street depot at 10 and 4s5 81 Sunday train
L,oR KEyPoRr AND NIDDLETowN POINT (DI.
= rect without landing The steamboat Natteasan.
daily az O'Clock. r ", and Kcyport at ~ o'clock A. NJ
MoRNING BOAT FOR RALBANY--CHANGE or PIER
N1 The DANIEL DREW, Captai John r. Talimau VIII
street a, n, stopping for passengers al Thirteth street
90 Mondays WEDNESDAYS ssd Fridays. landing al West
Hudson
DENTISTRY.
A SET OF TEETH IN THREE HoURs-ENTIRE
ct oss o. 40 n ss sa . % bss %
oyerrmmed 10 give fu aud Youthful TO the
AS dne gold and pa,ins sets Of Teeth s can be made,
either with or without plimpers No advance required
Fine gold hllngs inserted IN the best manner from Ave
Cheap weighted lower sets Of Teeth aud n.rous ords
as sss.s a. a's SIKH avenue between Fifteenth and sixteenth
A LII PERSONS REqUiRINa ARTIFICIAL rEETH.
comfortable and ssrvcesS. 81 sStrsney low Prices should
ri Tksra f5 5oMs ss,o5s nfpf Il Fourth
street corner Bswerv. n BAH arc cordially Invited.
NATIONAL DENTAL RooMs-REMovEp TO Ia,
Az Rrostvay near Ihrtieth street Peautfui pearl pa
Plumrer sets So warranted Filling teeth sold si az.
~sSing without PAIN Five premiums awsrdea.
4 AK ECBRur1CAyss.-HAvrSs BADTR TEETH
lss 9nnd s,rsct iss bocss from BrssSwss iesrfniiy
insert Wis rse0mmensson V those snerns non yr.,b
'rhs' SAssASA ps4Ss, S7s aFVsgs street,
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1'o HILLINERs AND COUNTRY sToREKEEPERs
i AZ GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE.
Examine STRAW GOODS.
Examine BONNET SILKS.
Examine RIBBONS, RIBBONS
Examine MILLINERY LACES AND TRTNMTNUS
Examine our STRAW AND FANCY ORNAMENTS
Ersmhe our FLOWERS.
We lengths cheaper than down jobbers sell whoe
Sos s and 3i Grand street and no. 60 Alien street
9th block east from the Bowery.
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ElOR HAVANA DIRECT
II The elegant steamship
J. =. CRowEL. Commander.
win leave pier Is North river for Havana direct Saur
day, May 7, at clock r.. NJ, precisely. II !
No freight received bills OF adng signed the day
sailing.
LrbIAM HEINEKEN / CO..
llb BroAdwAy
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DRY GOODS.
A GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE
READY RoDAY.
All the novelties n Ladies' and Misses STRAW, HAIR and
CACTUS BoNNETs and BLOOhERs.
Aso, Boys and Infants HATS and CAPS.
BONNET RIBBONS,
EVERY COLOR, SHADE ane WIDTH.
Also PLAID RIBBONS.
NILLISERq SILKS
PLAID SILK vkLVRTS,
MILLINERY LACEs,
NEW STYLES IN FRENCH FLOWERS
STRAW. BUGLE and BEAD ORNAMENTS,
BuGLE GIMPs and PRINCES
FROM AUCTION, BARGAINS IN EMBROIDERIES,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C.
Nos 3il end SHY GRAND and 6s ALLEN street
filth block east from Bowery.
ATo. Al. MOwBRAYs.

ITO 4 j. MOwBRAY's.
"A 269 GrAud street, corner Of Forsyth street.
49,. 2l4 B0very between Spring and Prince streets
Silk Chesterfeds from .$I5 Or sos
silk SacQues from 10 10 10 rs 90
Silk Circulars from Observation-Disclosures. 10 90 to rs Ou
Bnrntea Corded Silk Sacques, from ~ 90 to 100 %
Gros Grain Silk Sacques heavy from 70 90 to l25 90
Cloth Coaks every style from % 80 10
Chidrep's silk Sacdues, from 90 to IL 90
Chdrcn,s SILK Circnlara from ,......., co II on
ChreDs Cloth Sacques aud Circulars from 90 to 10 90
Black Silks Dresses and Mautias. from. 70 to O0
Coored HI all the shades rom....s 80 TO $40
Shawls of every description from bo TO 100 %
2l4 B0wery and 259 Grand being the only strictly
price Cloak Warehouses this side olhc city and the
most extensive in America. having the factes-we pnr
chased largely prior te late advance In prceswe now
the advantage OF our late
purchases, whereby they will effect saving
Of a. least twenty centthe prco prncpla giving
double advantage the inexperienced. Goods freely
shown. No urging 20 purchase. -
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saA-IlI|Iaal-a
MILLINERY.

4 LARGE AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF sPRrN,
n and summer Millinery aud Straw Goods or the wes
and most approved shades and styles in all the uewss
shades and ceors, at SIMMONS, ss7 BroadwaT.
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A sURER PLACE-AT 2S3 SIXTH AvENUR LADIES
"A and gentlemen will find tho fair and honest dealer, h
kINTZ 70 whom they dispose Of their Cast ON Cloth
ps CARPETS Furnl.us and 5ewery at per cent more sG
lowing prcessk Dresses from - TO- $45 Goats, ~ to
SSi Pants 20 70 81 Also for Woolep. Deaine and Nus.
lin Dresses the highest cash will be paid call or
note by post will be pnncuay attended TO- Ladies' attend
ed 70 by Mrs Mintz Remember the original B. Mntz and
the number 2S3 Sixth avenue Eighteenth street. All
orders from Brooklyn and Jersey City punctuay attended
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TNOR LIvERPOOI.-OLD BLACK BALL LINE.-THE
II ship GREAT WESTERN viii sail punciuay on Satur.
day Nay RE s Sonra sSG S oSh St srss
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EDINBURGH. SATURDAY, MAy7
CfTY OF WARRINGTON. SATURDAY. MAY H.
CITY OF MANCHESTER Saturday, May ~.
and every succeeding Saturday noon from pier ~ North
river
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A TTENTfON FOR ib6 sBvENTu AVENUE -P HAR
RfS takes the opportunity announce 10 HIS csuncrs
,nss he has Per cent on the ussa prices cast
nonds 10 Asws have great demand for these articles
ladies' and gentlemen having sny Of the dispose Of
sressins Harris l8 Seventh avenue between twentieth
rle at the,r pWp yesidenceA EHEH = III -'TF7