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or AND THEN TRY r. VI
WE GUARANTEE
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURA .
10 CURE THE WORST
CASE OF DYSPEPSIA
IN EXISTENCE.
AND WILL PAY
$1,000 REWARD
for any certificate pob.hsi which does nos hSss
tisstion. 10 be seruine C. q. CLARK 4 CO
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
CURES DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
CURES SICK HEADACHE AND HEARTBURN
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
cuEEs NAUSEA Al STOMACH CHOLERA xORBU9.
AND DYsESrERY.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
co,,. ike .gc all Diea.-- that osiosts In disoedsrsf
STOMACH or BOWLS.

Tho following /. from the Rev. VIM. stevens .
M.s.rs EDITORS np1Bv JOURNAL CoU2iE9 hssihgoe's
r.d II y.eD-a through the generosity OF Mr. Toe ana
this INV rs,. ncsno ted raent is the only femuncrae
he spel-cd Wiling rsrev I'm view % ms prohise pses
sl2" ny statement rle "a yoor cs'n nth Dvnsn..
~ te bed that hot ght NgolJ distress me the
DeY morning AMI 3, the way from morning un" Ms
and oen gone without my meals through fear 1--WE
bile suffering Ia this that tocA the hr's dose
Goes Dy spePs Cure ], stopped my pam m on n.s
hs sni fu meal u hsu end and toos
ew OF tho and ipyed better 'h"o sny mf
can now cav Az yins please nj ioa pain II ia something
cannot explain confident ths ain cured. avs
he who sad, one thing know" that whsieas "a s@s
, now see WI Sib'hNo'
From the P.stor ofth- NJ. y. Church, Madison, Conn
have used Coss DYsPxPiA LCRx in my family aud 90
Willingly testify it, value nsdine HHNkI t'IDhAs
Madison c., June -. 1874. fustT Ia T. Invscs-
Ihave found Co.'s DrsPxpsA CuRE 10 Po,se he ,rtnss
attributed 70 1t b. he P,sPretor' n fVrrtA
Ncw.LsvrH, July n, 1904
cuoLxRa MoRBrA-Me,sr-. c. O. CLAnK Co.: You ~sy
'CoEs DrspRpSA Cur" for Chosrs Morous =
hizh a. You please over my Same. VA A. DtcKHRaAS
new Haven, July, iSos
from tho beus6, derived from tlis use Of CoHs DrusrMA
crsy in uy f.Iny am prepared say that tsns
v1ou, II. and advise al who are afflicted WIN pysicP
Madison, Jon- 20. 1854
DyrRor. Oct "A, 1854
Me..r. C. f. CLARK Co : have rcsOnmended The 70.
they ha,~ .risd Sisued We purosr Drussis.
crsror ,sousE; suavgvERs OFFICE. Baltimore. Nd
M--.rs. Dra~ BARNES Co. hsw.lor1 ri"a; w go
me bv T. pres one bottle COBs DrsPEPnA CuaK "vo
signed. JoaS Y. hcjiLfos
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE.
Sold by Drass's'' s7ery~tsrss ,pr. IN
hewfisves c.. Propdsts9
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IAiyr-siscnicn,
T. A. kennedy'S Extra Fine Family Crackers
and 81 cults. Caubrdgeport Mass sold 10y al hrsi
c.a-s eIoeels j. y. KING -, 10 Cortlardt y \
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The Medical -pertaiiss.

The Medical -pertaiist.
TABLE OF CONTENTS. -
To Our Resiers-Ths Hunsn EyeThc sen.r Of -srint-
p,,f,~r. 80, p.e..Ca:s-rhsf Dcs;uc.sSss-l Ca'arh-
Mrfea Hytrok ouia ni.isou who its sfvocAie'
L.. of P.n-Il~aii sud D->sNobic Blooe-krhart ron
I,curr b, D. Gibson Pratt upon the Causes and ,on'
.-quscss oi nas Catsrh aud .ts treatment ~ sedoe iy
drosoria- --.-.. , =, H.,
TnE MEDICAL SPECIALIST 70 mailed TO any addss" 90
"e''p " '"' $ CLEssON PRATT. MD,
No 10 Brosd~py, N-~.l 1tt-
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Chnpped Tasds, Pace, Lips, Sunburn, Etc.
CERTAIN AND IMMEDIATE CuRE.-HEGEMAN
co.'s CANTOR ICE WITH GLyCERINE, If used accord
inr to Oh. direction, will keep the hands soft In the coolest
weather Price IS cents, Sen, by mail on receipt Of 10 cents
HE0EmAH co. Chemists and Druggists Nos zol' y''
sl and TO Broadway and corner Seventeenth e. sndssorth
AVE- Sold by draxxists.
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GOES COUGH BALSAM
CURES COLDS AND COUGHS.
GOES COUGH BALSAM
CURES GROUP AND HOARSENEsS.
CO.'S COUGH BAI.SAM
CURES soRr THROAT and ali LUNG ssd rHRoA0
COMPLAINTS.
GOES COUGH BALSAM,
IT,, .rge., Boss the ,neysh- b-ss reueAy Scr =
D..A.. Of sAs THROAT. CHEST AaDLUN0S.
II existence
From tho Pastor OF Gsosge STREET NJ. L. Church, NV
Haven. .
nave usc Goes Cough E;ssam" in my s.nily during The
winter tnd ojs remedy for Coughs ana ts1s
bysIy family should be supplied with IT, J. slaMoSs'
N.v YosK Jaus Il, isse
w H. Cor e,l New. Hsv-u. Conn:
I,-sr Sir. TIE lady you sent hottie Of Goes
Bsss has p~ed the snd Is mscr pss-d win
it, sfocts. Please send six bottles more by expe.s
Yours respectfully, osO u SitEhnN,
No. a fiii. g., New Y Or. CITY.
DrrEofrr Jane - ia
Meurs c. q. CLARK L Co.;
0ets We hsv- selling Goes Cough fss ~ for shssA
onr year popularity ndcaed by the fact tst scis
than cough preparation IN the ritet foS
time that IL hss DesD We AMI oar oasouocst
Rs,g-ctfris yo1r> fAERASD. sHtELhfs CO.
Wholesale DIuxg Uetlo.t, AL,h
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CheVRiier's
LIFE FOR THE HAIR.

Restores sr,y hair to to ons color stop. IL falling our In
,hr.. d.,, ken. us .a1 ele cool and hsausy viii
,.n the shin or soil tho wht.s, isbhc. The best hair dr-
IN. ever offered 10 In. public Co be u'ed freely; contains
uo,h: injurious, .trensps and promotes The growth Oft
we.i>., hair L,eo~n,Rdsd osd r,d ~ re S,a ned.oii
authority {. yee York. All freely invited TO examine this
wonderful triumph ssnee Sold q, the drs and
NV oe. No isJ Rroaiway vhoe advice TO the
p,n of tho hsr viii BE- ps,u',ou'iy given. frcs 81 peS
hottie. - per DOZEN IN i-ney boSs Cen be yent by
r,. SARAH 4 CUEVALLfR ND.
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fuckers Patent spring Beds
roY DIN.G WOOD COTS
A ", universally sosno~ led ed to be the
sT.spARp ARTICLES ~ THE MARKET
IsauIns yor "TucKKRs PATENT
For ..e b. the Furnturs Dealers generally throughout tbs
United st-,os A. wholesale by
HIRAM TUCKER,
No. III and ll9 Court 81.
Boston. MsaA
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Fall and Winter. , II. -,
~ ~ prruaf.d o. ohes o. the largest stock. OF
rsIL md WINTER CLOTHING eve offered ~
iii, cii, Gu, and made Ia the mos, tasty aud best rlni
r,r md q price. low they possibly b. made
Furni.hin: and Cbil5f-n's Department no, eSuAled
D. X. BALDWIN
Sss ~ aud ~ Bowery.
1hs large, store ~ the fi1s
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scheuck's Yulmenic syrMp eur~s Coughs, Colds and
Consumption Soda itELaBoLDS Chemical WT"hoo'''
No. 80, Broadway. next to Metropolitan Hotel.
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And all diocese. Of Ii, THROAT. LUNGS. I'd CHEST
Il does not dry up cough ard leave the 'eea. Of
,o 4. b. sv.sm hu oo.n snd oesnses the huge OF Gil
impurities
yp: DINsNoRE No. .s ga0hpWWnSr, 81 Ns" rn,
sW. FOWLE Co.. no: ISIhhmoNh'S''' Do"'"'
aud BY oil Druggists
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FOR ALL FORMS or
ARFyoLUr.oN ~ MgDICIED

ULCERATIVE DISEASES.
,h. OF tho Nos, THROAT Tongue Spine, Forehead a. Ssp
no remedy has proved It's equal
" As GENERAL BLoOD-PURrFYING AGENT
THE LIFE SYRUP STANDS usRIvhLED By
ANY PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
Diseases OF tho SPINE usually developed IN the young. Hip
D.s.. Neusgis and oil Diseases and Ladies' Who
ere suffering from Diseases for which sy al loo. to
Anox wha. 10 do. would advise the OF CoNSTlrU-
TON LIFE SYRUP. twill restore their psid couu.s.
energy new iis and happiness.
THE RICH And POOR
Are lsbs " the diseis.. Nature and Science nee
u.ls Nh, Contribution Life syrap for tho bench, al.
PURE BLOOD
Pdss., healthy men snd women sad II the consultation 1.
neglected in youth disesse rd early d.sh result DO
no, delay ~ben the u-.ns hand and within the
REACH OF ALL
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
ID sb. Poor Mans Friend and tho Rich Mas Bls.shs
BUY IT. TAKE II. AND DE CURED.
IT Is UNIVERSAL IN IFS EsSECrs.
VIM. II. GREGG, NJ. D.,
SOLE PROPRIETOR NETWORK.
|. Price 81 pr Bottle; SIX Bottles fos 81
Issst by Express 10 III paris Of the country
F, MORGAN & ALLEN.
! whoisssls Druggst.. Agents.
| NO - OLlvesr., NETWORK
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DIR. =. Cles~ou Pratt !,

DIR. =. Clos~on Frat,
Ocuiir aud Auris Lecturer on Di'eaes Of The c@'n' o.
Special Sense, Author Of the Medical specialist,
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THRHE-CRNT STAMPS.
To shs Editor of The ~ Y. Tribune.

To tls Editor Of The ". Y. Tribune
SIR: VIII you allow subscriber and con-
slant reader Of your estimabo journal TO inquire OF me
financial department of our Government why thre''
cent currency stamps have never been Issued Inc
fact Of three cent postage would seem reason enough
why they should have been made ut the start anu
surely il they wish to furnish an easy ana
Medium for making change they not do better than
to send them rorth With them we could make the
amouns of g. ) D. g. . 10 IL, H. IT, Ia, ana 10 cents
nd an on while the iii, isions OF our present stamps
cnn,,nunv call for cents in making change at an ex
nonso of from go to $50 year, or the use oil tickets
Which are a degrading substitute Tor coin. AS Tor
n,clels or any other thing Of that Mind, Government
80. on coinng them ill all the metal In the country
Is and they will sink into the stockings Of
me timid as soon as made except what are grabbed
and sod by greedy spoouator at an exorlohate pre-
mimi And then when specie again comes into use,
We sha be flooded with cents Of ali kinds and IN such
Quantities as TO make them complete nuisance.
DO Sir lend the powerful aid Of your press
IN eel us out OF the hands Of these greedy pennygrab
hers and 10 relieve OF heavy war tax that does not
bcnr the Government and you will greatly obige all
sorls and kinds of business-amOng which are
HARDWARE.
Neie. York, May (, 1861.
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the dissolution OF the American Unioni and when we
call to mind the principles OF equity and righteousness
which lie AT the foundation OF His Government and the
order with which it is administered, we may believe
that he is giving us opportunity OF euiorcg
the claims Of law sud order ly conqnerhg pase anu
more perfect Union.
" Let us embrace this opportunity and perform these
Of the King of Kings this Revolution will carry the
nation onward in the path Of prosperity Intelligence
and influence and upward, to higher level OF freedom
civilization and Christianity, where every citHen'
whether high or low rich or poor learned ignorant
of whatever tribe or race nation, shall DC protected
in all the inslennblc rights which God has given him
under our National emblem OF liberty, union ana
DOVER"
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Cnlishcr,s Evening Exchange.
THE FIFTH Ayssux HorEL o,,..,
Latest ship News.

s,hr Sarah Jane Andrews, from the wreck Of tho "S
Hunter at Grea. Egg Harbor.
schr Princess Lowell mdse. to 5. w. Lewis 4 Co.
Schr Virrinis, Pcarce, Boston.
Schr Nellie Bloomfield, Harvey, Stamford. az, a.
schr Alfred Z. smyrk Jones' Baltimore, corn 70 WE "
schr A. Paine Jones, Eaport, fish and lath' to ''N'
sehr. Henrietta Williams ElzabsthpQy for NyvBsVy
scby. paspn, ClSk. MschiSL
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Neie. York, May 4, 1861.
TAdyertisement.1
MurRR a. CARPENTER Produce COmmi ssiOn
HARDWARE.

MILLER e. CARPENTER, Produce Commission
Merchants r the sale of Butter Cheese Lard Eggs Poultry
Game Grain Flour Pork, Hops Seeds Beans Dried Fruit
md Country Produce generally No. Erie Buildings N. T.
mo Wa.hingto We give personal attention to
the selling of all goods consigned to Liberal cash advances
made on Reference: President Of Irving Bank
Marsh President Erie Railway Company President North
River Bank, and Sackett, Becher Co., N. Y
N B.-Wanted, onssnment, Clover, Timothy end Flax
Seed Tor our increasing home aud shipping trade.
Also choice Dress Poultry, Stall fed and flight Pseons end
other Came
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THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY. - The regular
meeting OF the Society took place on Tuesday even
ing. President DE Pcyster in the chair and large
audience present Tho literary exercises Of the occa
sion consisted of two papers prepared by Mr.. Geo.
II. Moore. the Librarian; Of them upon the War
sword Of Washington and John Bailey the cutler who
forged It, and the other. sketch Of a
Council Of the Six Nations held in l7s5 upon
the spot whore Buffalo stands. This sketch is part
Of an account Of journey from Montreal to Detroit in
1875, written by Miss Powell the daughter Of Boston
oyast who fed away In no sister OF Chief justice
Powell Of Canada, and Il connection by marriage Of
Lord Lyndhurst A paper by Judge Charles p. DAILY
was also read, entitled. When was the drama intro
duood into America Some interesting articles from
tho Metropolitan EAU, Gifls from Coz Rush Z. Hay
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Advertisement
TIE EEw-YoRK WEEKLY NEWS.
BENZ. Woop, Editor and Proprietor.

The NKw YORK WEEKLY News for the pre.en. va.
issued this morning. 1t will be- usual full Of nterea,,
valuable and exciting information besides con,sinin, d.
Of great public importance This weekly newpsn.,
regarded the best published in the City Nev.Yos
for It's cOuprehenvenes' and cearne's of arrangement ua
presenting most satisfactory history Of each week.
The WEEKLY News for the present week viii cop..,,
among other interesting matter, the following:
The Hon. Fernando Woods Recent Speech on 0oyernu.,.
Taxation and Finances; Dscourlsns Enstments Important
from North Carolina; Remarkable Prophecy; Fighting IA.
Devil with Fire. Second Timour the Tartar Arocio,.
Military Outrage Warning from the Past; Peace with u.
South War with France All the Foreign Intelligence; An
the Domestic News Cattle, Country Produce and 0ene,
Market Reports General Summary Of News for the wei
Foreign Correspondence. ETC., etc.
Sold by all News Dealers at cents copy.
Mail Subscribers, SEA year.
Ofhce No. 10 City Hall Square, N. Y.
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HOPKIYss ORPHEoNIsT CoNCERT.-On Tues
day evening the second Choral Festival and Concert OF
the Orpheon Free Clorster Schools took place at the
brooklyn Academy of Music, under the direction OF Mr.
c. Jerome Hopkins before audience in great
part composed Of musical people, those particularly
interested in Sunday Schools. Church Music Commit
and Clergymen. The concert comprised dwarf
Gus sacred and secular chOruscs nerpersed with songs
and instrumental pieces. Every chorus but one was
ACCOMPANIED by tho orchestra led by Mr.. ii.
Reycr Of tho New.York Philharmonic The chorus
consisted not only Of boys but also balanced
BY BASES and tenors from different churches form.
ing with the orchestra the most complete and largest
body Of purely male voices we ever listened to in that
city TIE effect superb and expressions Of surprise
at the perfection Of the boys singing especially IN the
difficult concert anthem 90 be joyful' composed by
Mr. Hopkins were heard on every side. The solo in
this anthem was sung by young lady whose name Is
new TO the pablo, Miss Annie Kane, who allow ing
for natural nervousness incident TO first appearance
acquitted herself creditably Master Bernard Bretto
the boy volinist Q3 years old, played Molten
hauer's "Syphide,' and another solo for bis in
strument In mastery style and was recalled. Mas
ter Walter w. Condit. whose voice is an excellent
soprano. gave Bales song from Maud and one Of
Reicharts in manner worthy Of some Of our more
prctentous lady concert singers. Mr. Hopkins played
lis "Trovatorc" Fantasia with such that ho was
loudly recalled and gave his famous solo, for the le
hand alone in response and Mr. Trastour lent efficient
aid in a duet, for two pianos. This was the second
concert Of the Orpheoniss. Free musical schools for
boys Of talent but OF limited means, were started by
Mr. Hopkins two years ago. and at length attract
ing deserved attention.
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CITY ITEMS.

ASCENSION DAY.-The festival OF the Ascen-
sion. recurring to-day, will be celebrated in oil the
Episcopal and Roman Catholic Churches with impress
sive rites. Today ALSO being the anniversary OF the
conservation OF Trinity Church. the services will be
particularly interesting oil the clergy connected with
this venerable parish participating
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CoRoNER's ISouEsTs.-Coroner Naumann

CoRoNBR's EQUgsTs.-COroner Naumann
yesterday held inquest Mt No. l0l Sheriff street on
the body OF Bertha r. Brner q years Of age who was
burnt death by her clothes taking fire from stove.
...... Peter O'Neil. lately fireman the steamer
Champion was struck the head, Tuesday evening
by the steamers shaft ard almost instantly killed. The
deceased was 2G years of age native Of Ireland and
resided ut No. II West street where he leaves wife
and two children. Coroner Naumann held an inquest
on the body.
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FUNERAL OF THE LATE COMMODORE PORTER.

- ublc honors paid yesterday TO the remains OF
tho late Commodore William David Porter who died in
this city las, Sunday morning The body lay in state in
the Governors room in the City Hail. during yester-
day and the night previous guarded by detachment of
military and marines where It visited by the wife
and relatives OF the deceased naval officers and others
all 10 look once more the features OF the de
parted hero and pay their last respects to one who was
never known TO finch in doing his duty, and who loved
his country better than his life. The remains were
clothed in full naval uniform and eDcased In costly
rosewood coffin, draped with the American flag. The
silver plate bore the following inscriptions "Commo'
dore William David Porter U. =. n. Died May /,
1904 aged a years" Shortly after o'clock the corpse
was removed from the Governors room TO the hearso
by guard Of honor consisting Of nine sailors from the
Navy Yard. The funeral cortege then commenced
moving In the following ORDER;
aith Regiment National Guard, commanded by Colonel
Conkling
Battalion Of Marine. commanded by Lieut. Col. Reynolds
The carse surrounded by the following scnieDen acting
q, PAL bearers S9maIa,F ~, h,oen, TnSeg
the Hon l.. Hamilton Rear Admiral > b Brecse Capt H.
W. Meade, Col Marshall Lehrts, Gen Robert anderson
apt Worden Col Is. 5. 1raaoTdi Commodore & knsgod
Malo.-Dcn. tilJohn Porter, Rear Admiral H. Pauldng
Mayor aud Common Councl in carriages
Reliiiy.s and hi-nds OF d-c-ss.d.
The procession moved through the Park, up the
Bowcry. through Eighth street down Broadway to the
Battery. and from thence to Greenwood Cemetery
where the remains we're deposited in the receiving
vault until arrangements be made for their removal
to Philadelphia.
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ST. GEORGES CRICKET CLUB-OpRyIYG DAY

ST. GEORGES CRICKET CLUB-OPRSISG DAY.
Yesterday. the valiant Dragon Sayers" commenced
play for the season. Sides were chosen by Messrs
Kendall and Vanderbilt the result being q well con-
tested game The ground appeared in excellent oondi
ton excepting being rather too heavy. fair number
of visitors patronzed the grounds during the afternoon
and exchanged "a return OF courteses. An ample din
ner Of course was provided fully 40 members partak
ing The Club is In prosperous condition numbering
20 members. who anticipate fine seasons sport.
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New COUNTY CoURT-HoUsE FUND.-Mayor
Gunther has signed tho ordinance directing further
issue Of bonds to the amount of $500 600 Of tho New
County Court House stock. The bonds are to extend
to 1875 ard bear six per cent interest The ordinance
was passed in purs Of act passed by the Legs
lature April 70, ieGi This sun Of ss0O.Oo0 will make
total Of & 0o go authorized for the purchase OF the
ste from the city, and for the construction OF the
building.
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CHAMBER OF Commemorative MONTH.
meeting OF the Chamber takes place at p IN. to-day
when the annual election will be held.
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COMMISSIONERS oP EMIGRATI0Y.-This body
met yesterday but did not transact any business OF
public Importance. The weekly statement showed that
Al 262 emigrants had arrived here since the LIST Of jan
uary about 900 than arrived during The cores
ponding psriod last year IA balance ii bank Of sl52
2y3 ~ was reported.
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Advertisement.
4.Arl Ennli.la

advertisement
New and beautiful English Royal Velvet and
Brussels CARpRrrSG also Imperial ThreePy and Tspestv
Ingram CARPETS Rugs Mats Druggets, four yards wide MAJ
ngs Oil Cloths from three twenyfonr feet wide Wpdov
Shades Table and Piano Covers reasonable prices An
goods guaranteed at the Original EtRAx ASDKRsoSs No.
Bowcry.
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VALUE OPP HUcKsTBRs STALLs.-Some time
ago huckster, occupying stall In Washington Mar.
ket called upon the Controller and oered him several
hundred dollars for renewal Of his lease. Mr.. Brcn.
nan souudly rebukod the for approaching him in
that manner and told him that he should advertise the
stall and would sell To the highest bidder The place
was duly advertised and tho bids opened yesterday
when the stall awarded to person Offering 81 7eo
premium. The lease was made out and the abOTe
amount turned into the City Treasury.
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DEMOREsT'S NEW-YORK ILLUSTRATED NEws
Graphic May Scene ia Central Park in coors, May Scene
In Odcn Time and May Moving IN NewYork; valuable sn6
Original Musc Fashions by Mime Dcmorest, with other 10
teresng Illustrations and spicy Political and Literary Mater
IN this weeks number. Single copies mailed free recdp
OF price, cents. No. IS Beeanan corner Of NIams
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kins, were exhi' Jted; including complete model OF
pontoon traip and bridge. John Morgan's saddle and
one OF th',sc ingenious letter boats by which the
Rebels used to communicate with tho mainland
from Fort Macon and other island places.
A resolution moved by Col Hawkins was adopted, to
constitute Committee 10 secure for the Society tro-
phies arms, and other memorials OF the war and the
Committee appointed, Col Hawkins Chairman.
Upon occasion Of the presentation Of book TO the So
ciety by Mr. yerplanck Mr.. Bancroft delivered very
enlogisc address upon the attannents and merits Of
the donor. Mr.. Bancroft also made remarks upon
Mr.. W. j. Davis, deceased member Of the Society,
and long law reporter for THE TRIBUNE. Mr. Davis
was man OF many pleasant qualities, possessed OF
large store Of local antiquarian knowledge and for
time, we understand, faithful and useful literary
assistant TO the historian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-05
TnR nnyRn srREEr CAsE.-Coroner Rannt

continued BIS investigation yesterday, ut the Sixth Pr
cinct ton House to the origin OF the late fire
Doycr street by which an entire family lost Their i've
A humber of witnesses were examined, but nothin
new was elected.