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IEECHER ON THE EVENT.
Discourse Upon the Murder OF President
Lincoln by the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecber, ~ Plymouth Church.

Tho morning JoArnss OF yesterday having announced
that The R3v Kcny Ward Becchsr bad arrived In this
city after performing tie peasing duty assigned him by
tI.s lea.sed Lncoln-ha. o: pronounciug the GRAFTON
on , ralslng ., the Stars and Stripes Fort sumter
was naturally expected thai this distinguished orator
would make .hc assassination OF his friend and fellow
labc er In tls cause OF frcodomAbrahsm Lncolnthe
topic Of bis d.scours, Sabbath morning These sur
vel founded for the morning services al Ply
mouth church appropriate TO hs moarnful OCCASION
It is vel known that ordinarily strangers experience
considerable difficulty in procuring oven standing room,
despite the pint OF seltsscace and kindness infested
III times by the members OF the church to accommodate
all who come; but yesterday the theme tho c.rcum
stoncee attending Mr. Bcechers brief absence and the
worIdwde reputation Of the "orator OF the people"
a ctcd thousands to the church From early hour
the morning til near noon crowds werc vending
their way up Drooliyn Hoighp, hoping to get within
hearing distance Of the speaker all anxious TO hear vhn,
he had TO Eay upon tho greatest tragedy Of ancient
or mcdcrn times. The streets from which en-
I franco to tho church is had were thronged by
persons anxious TO oj,ain almancc, blt who, after
seeing lha, It utterly inpoaeible 70 get the
budlp sensbIy rernccd their footscps--sone return
ing honc wls Others proceeded " their respective
places Of worship hwould form an interesting feature
Of this report give description Of tho almost super
human efforts whlch tho BsRAtD reporter nadc TO act
ngrcss tho church, but suffice Il to cay that, with the
assistance Of sorie gentlemen who llricd him d
wide stairway he found himself perched on tho orsans
sat. from which elevated point Lo hsd spcndd view
Of the audience beneath aud w;nin hearing of
4 tho speaker.
After appropriate Introductory devotional exercises
Mr. pecsher dscouraed fo, the first Owe verses Of the
last chapter Of Deuteronomy, WHICH narrscl how Moses
asconded Mount Nebo. Tie fourth and Ga verses read
as foilows:-"And the Lord said uo.o bin, this e 4 :
land which swarc unto Abraham uu,o I,aac, un,,
Jacoh, saying, Will give unto Thy seed have caused
thee TO sce with ihne cyes hut ths not 90
thhsr b. Hoses, The servant of the lord dee there
a IA ths land OF Moab"
Il In hs Introductory remarks Mr. Beccher p,travci hc
tfeengs Of Hoses on the occasion referred - "a Ae tes
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nshiu Herman ir gatpn US transrott BAY ~ "a,

se,nshp LIZ ystpn GUS tranfroti baN'r More
hcad tIty sc 10 hours ballast, ~ u tua!tef.asier
sranshp Victor (U lnspur,, o1tes, MOI. OILS, ~ hours
with troops 10 y Qusr ruioster.
sesrn ys7oc ~ .anspor Couch, Fortress Monroe
sesmsnp rro,ns,ter- ~ ransporp Beckett Fortress
sesm,Sp oSsa iioo-c 10 ranspor) Portrcss Mon
roe "a Ionrs in ballast n y QuartefinsstsJ.
Steamship s syeuding tu tr.nspor,), Atkins, New
Slip vim yso (of Isiand), Bowes Cardiff, 90 days,
with irtrond rpu. to Z Cansri.
Bst tJryx (Of 0al lon Cell bfN.aid- (s Ausr,is) rrc
!2 P,nanyuso March =, Will copper and WOOL 70 Va
n.il i Wmins,on or wlndtor Ns,. Anen Pouec. rR IS
pak We, Wni ". hcn reai), Aoa astanzas, II Gays,
BARK John Kerr lof searspor. sweeser carssnAs, 10
4 days with sugu. 70 !. p iiuos GO.
B'rk Yunut lpi iassaa johnson, sagua, days with
frx uaccino tol Bcrmuda) saaro cadix IS days viii
n with Winc, &C, 90 Gro frarcia Co
brg Nrcya rosrs tal, ,orr,s, Palermo 6 days ard
yra 3 days, Ii f1 O. master. I'd OF faL-y
Unos was run " 70 tis saL Juan. vch carried
sigffs hcad; the > y ln.l iofnt y "a lrntlnsf'
Lrs Ceres toi - fudIt@f), Wloa, qua, days w.h
Brs tos s1ei6ufne .ll Lcpsile Clcntrsr,s
id dey wh sueag uid aCs,,e, % llcry, &c ,adosa
irs Dl,psch O. shelsurro ys}, Grorcr, csrdsasa
days y IN sugar. a 3, ttaset. Niciriipn 20.
t. Bra rhsee tot sydnerh nattiHeol, "a Jagc NH a.
iIs " ose J.rk Jobi Do ,a .rsm Ca, s.s hs
bs ''tra.ts of ro,,oal, Encry. Fcuut,s. s45 ri'p
3 Grs ifqa5 toi yonlcs, Psy ys usvee Rsnsl.s., -
z day. VIA slg'r. Gc, = y Wsatcfg
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|obscqaics OF Col. Murphy, sfxty-nintb
REGIMENT.

solemn and imposing spectacle was presented yes
tcrdsy the funeral Of the late Colonel Matthew Murphy
OF the gallant Sixty ninth. The deceased sIontcd
Of he bavcst Of tho brave On the outbreak OF tho
rebellion he gave up the position he held principal Of
Elm Street School, In Now York and enlisted b inscf
undcr the Union flag So we'll did he distinguish himself
that from private soldier hc sepby step iii at the
OF hs receiving the wound which ultimately proved
te 10 him he held the rank OF colonel Ding satur-
dir and yesterday his remains lay in tho Governors
Eoam OF the City Hail. end great numbers of HE friends
and admirers attended 10 take last fond look ht all lhn.
rarirnsd Of him At two O'Clock the colin WIS horne 10
tbs hcsrse oer which the taoe luncs nodded Eoiso.
Cicsy" snd the funeral cor,ge moved up Broadway "a
tho solemn tones " the bard o, the ninth The
hnarss Irc cdcd by tho regiment which boastcd of
him thor colonel and eighteen oil Ito fisnas o, the
dooe gcd wlss nunes appeared In yesterday USAn,
ns,cs az ra bearers The late Coloncls avore horse,
wh'c oil unconscious paved the ground, was led r,
ncdlacy after the sfse. Then followed The Ninety
yniBih CyDelt, eitr which camc about two Thousand
ne r,irTs Of tho Fen ian pr0tCrhooi a wearing mourn
2 ns bal aud white gloves and prosecuting worry
yo'tahis appearance humber o. carriages brought
q ~ the Iat 81 The cos7iou, watch proceed a. EignI
stret ai Ter street ferry ~ Calvnrv Gene cr wtcr
Eth r.rars were consigned 70 tuelr clone aad narrow
bed re eltr route Was 0ne1 by sp clitGrr, ~ho
seemed deogy inpT aed bj iho soicuniy " In, soene
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S~9@.4- The irish SoefctfS; -. =, NJ a
pInea speet t % <. following .sOluons "er
Adopted -. N.e whereof
. whefeas In view recent rab -. his a >sth by n
,he President OF he United States has 10 pi,
sand OF assassn, public bon MIN e OF a.
eon to the sentiments which I'll the th
tasses ri such ustonal calamity; ana VIII H.
xoneeation, representing the Irish civic societies
work BROOKLYN y desires 10 place record IT.
phatic of the foul deed by which the
I've Of the struck down and
blow jesy Of free people In the Of
ehSlr elected otcer be u tiereiore .
nfs5'ted That the Irish civic societies OF New York
Brooklyn and vicinity unite with their fellow citizens
expression OF 1T the death the
dent OF the States which deeply de-
Ipo.ed that occurred In hitherto unpreca-
asned y tho history 9f tbs republic and at time when ell
f0od t Vera hhing with JOY the prospect Of tie
iesto alton Of peace and the reunion Of the statss
Resolved, That the act Oy which the elected Chief Mags
te OF this free nation was Gu, on meets with our unqual
He'd condemnation, only violation Of the Command
nnts God and the Avs Of society but outrage
che soveregny Of the people by whom tho Presidential
Office In conferred
Resolved That the civic societies represented In
fhs body turn % participate In the obseques OF the late
President the U.ted states and that the regaiA and
angha o. the societies draped In mourning on tne oay
'S '' ''''A''A'e' PATRICK ScrARDLE, PresidOat.
EDWARD I. CARY, Secretary,
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oEicfal Treatment or Ioo1Il
should Be Escnre 20 Canado.

n
We zee that Of contemporaries for want OF
better argument are contensed 10 excam against The 5
surdity Of supposing that any judgmn could with
the mantle OF legality a arocliy as the assa na
lion of tho President Ii IL absurd che fact that il
~ SO sboa!d nave Decn Corsorod before such tadg
ent pronounced or accepted sound. Tho pcrceD
cn OF this abSuray et on earlier day would have
one Of our tribunals and part OF our press from sanc
ioIirg most dangerous md wicked piece Of nonscnse
Week ago we said that II lgerent itt militsry
5ccmmisaion, or instructions from superior officer
soutey take AN act oL OF the purvi,w of the civil
courts "a man who sueakcd Ia AZ the PRESIDENTS ba,
door, and put pinch OF arsenic in his soup mic q
plead these defencos as ground OF escape from extra
ihypothecaly woid shortly he actually committed aud
might really by the escape Of the criminal to eol
furnish The test which suggested of the legal doc
,rne Yet u " quite certain that BIZ Justice SIR hs
aw, " correct must apply - this case In the ds
nent published at length, after the Judges revl
bsiliserenis, and are entitled 10 carry on he
war aood the other beiliscrent as they think 10
/ that 10 6eutral could adudca,o between tho l.
fscreu,s ~ 70 their manner Of making war, I'D
that the authority expressed or iinpled OF one offs
the begoren,s 90 any hostile act a. against the o,t er
any part o. the territory VI the bcliige!cns takes;
such net on. OF the range OF municipal law and
moves any responsibility 20 that Law from the individual
committing IT, II Booth therefore, had any iimp!ied,
iauthory,1 whnoyer that may inoar, must II he|
came here take OF our hats and salue him as the officer
Of bsigeront government covered from all personal
Responsibility Zoe his assassination We do no. mean
that Mr. Justice Smith would ra,roIizo such murder
wc dare say the case presen,ing 'sel ie sould "a
sec tho pass Of which he had arrived bl; IT,
q ss + N EAl s s'' %s'ssH nsa @
not that Of political Or military chief which possibly
might wholly change the rcsultf II Is beside tho ques
zion TO say that murd.r is not war. 10 more s raid
upon quiet country Villages But w,r or rot war we
nothing 10 do with H. Here bclgcr, nt hero
commlsson; have nothing, therefore, u say on
the subject. Whether II Ia not war Is matter
| only for the beliiserenis tbenselves Besd ", Mr
Justice Smith hcd that tho cxradi)n treaty q,od6
all these cases at an end or q. lsas. possssed Of very
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Booth's Stage Ecceny Siettis,,s':, ,

81 tfTOn inc Boston Commercial
Considerable has been asid about q Va the aases
s,s bsbS OF getting excited or so carr isa ney oy IN
7chrfscter h wns imperorsting upon d, ''agr g as
make real instead OF mocl- attack upon ,Eis "aver
in th play. The EBw Yoag HsRArp spea rs Oh one IN
stance IN that CITY his performance of RchA u N
5Third where rjAsed 10 intense excitement he alta ot
Mr H. l. Ifhon tho Richmond Of the occ. don, 70
leny rs 70 knccl L tho cIrhsstra n, Gly brea
ing his arm
AT the commencement OF bis LIST envsgene VI Ia Bcs-
ton which W the by, ut The ynso1 anl not the
Howard AthenDu1n, ae stated by tho daily nan err, th
"excoment' was spoken Of among tho STOCK G, mpan
at rehearsal anu subsequently Booth admitted Nc had
"cut mon in sorse OF his stage comba,s Upon Nc tie
leading actor at she Museum vino to perform Rich
mond, Remand, &C. In supporting Booth, speaii g 70
him on the subiect, said -.
".ir Booth, II may DO well that vnGerstande aoh
other before commencing the performance There is 10
necefsity of an actors being hurt in stage combat;
mark my worts II you cut my fingers even scrac d
my person with sword defend yourself ia earnest
for from that moment the combat will be n real one"
We may add in conclusion that the Boston profec \
sonsi Who Is quiet gen;ernanly man, but who has
idea o. being "cthn to Illustrate another performers
eoccnricliy received not the slightest injury oron
Inconvenience IN his stage combats with Booth whok
probably thought it wise exhibit any of his n
element during that engagement IA
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n \. q E mt q N D.
TLs Prcas Desrntch.

NMIlsoTOS, Apth y, lSCh,
Tho government rnsn STEAMER George Lcary arrived
here this morning, with mas ena passseugcrs from City
Point shc also brought W Drssaior &c neral crcss
raroied rrisoncr
The steamer CHAMPION arrived yesterday, With clever
hunicd csptu'ed musk eta
rro of opr scntrcs hsvs besn shot in Iisbnouj sy
,nk,oDa isfs.os Ono W insielily Killed.
Tfo so,o-nm.nt la tjot 70 commence the retuidirl
Ct the Der u. ani Mtyoe iiiges eve. che Jaaa river
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He IS Doubtless CcuceGysd IL
Washington.


WASHINGTON, April %, 1896
Circumstances which have come 70 tie knowledge OF
the government render il nearly certain that Booths
horse fell with him On Friday night oath us and 1t is
abelicv. Caused fracture VI one Of his legs II also
81 that he hos dlvcsted himself Of his mosacne
- =, Booth published in Aaper' ~eek'y Is
|, p"'.. attention Of surgeons and the
The Iseness-. ,-'orces. II Booth is lying
sn'd to be correct rn~ -" ds
pubic Is called to these crcns., y
concealed and wounded, the reysat> 'as'su aAN
sesaiion Of his criras by all loya essas "'i s''N
him to light
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wATTs NlR EUROPE.
4ux1AlAS

~ an. T., Ne PresidenJ-.Ths
ron,mrs or wobile-T.Ns Latest from
General sherman-The NC" ~ami"s-
tra.icn--Ne.vs from Contra ~"" s"fiA
America, Mexico, Cuba, &c.
The cunard mail steamship Europa, Csp'a v ''''A'es
will leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe viii close In this city 81 hs
nine O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Tie Nlw YoHx HfR,LD--Edton for Europe-wili ~
published at half past eight o'clock tomorrow morning
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing, SIX cents
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Time Table OF the Presidential Funeral
Train.
The Lincoln Memorial.

Es Alexander Ashley, chief clerk OF the Signal Once
Ia. Washington, has proposed, as suitable mode of
orecting a monument TO the memory OF Mr Lincoln,
that $40 100000 be raised BY $40 subscriptions to
found and endow institution OF learning TO be
named The American Peoples College, dedicated 10
tho memory Of Abraham Lincoln President OF the United
s,a,os from March 1891 10 April 49, 1865" ST. o0o 600
Is w be appropriated 10 purchase site and erect
suitable building, and 81 900 900 for an endowment,
which, ut six per cent per annum would secure forty
professors and teachers at average talary oil
coo ZACH There would then remain 81 500 000 the
neres. Of vhh ut elk per cent per annum, would bc
900 aud which, allowing $3.50 for the expenses Of
each staden for one year, would make provision for
! 200 pupils - - sea''
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sentence. OF the Chicago Con.,,r.tors.

CiNtTssA1T, Apr >, I5Jo.
Ths findings and esntenco OF the Chicago conspisaors
we're promulgated this morning by General Hooker
Buckner Morris ana Vincent Marmaddke are a-q t;ed
and VIII be discharged after taking tho oath OF allegiance
Charles Walsh and n T. semmos found guilty OF all
the specifications and charges TIE former was ecr-
tencci Ave years hard labor and the latter to three
year hard labor in the Ohio Perl.cniiary Tho sen.
,ence against Greenfc and Daniels has yet been pro
gated The comm sslon has been dissolved
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Preparations at Williamsburg.

Extensive preparations aro In progress BY the citizens
OF this district TO send immense delegation 10 New
York tomorrow to att'ud the Pr sdents funeral. All
the Loyal Leagues viii form under the arshalship Of
John s. Allen and will tie South Seventh street
Ferry The Father Mathew T. A. y. Societies Nos and
o, VIII parade together, and will number about eight
hundred members There have been meetings in nearly
all the wards ana delegat from each will attend
The citizens Of the Fourteenth ward viii meet tonight
20 make inal arrangements. Al three clock yesterday
arernoNn The Board OF Representatives Of the Eastern
District Fire Department met at their ball. in Fourth
street. II. NJ Dixon occupied tho chair. The following
companies were reprcsen ed:--Engnes Nos 4, g,
1,se, II IL; Hose Nos 2, a. ., T. 8, o. 10; Hook and
Ladder Nos. and d. After an Interchange OF views
resolution was come to not H. parade body, but
nearly all the memoirs baye concluded TO take part
tho procession ctzeaa TINS action IS understood to
DO in consequence o. similar resolve OF the Western
District Department. IL s estimated that thero will be
Sen thousand ctzcas from this district 10 New York
morrow.
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PcrIArI,rft,, Ay-'l "a lf6'
jay Coots reports Che fsls of t,o teror,hr;r loar
yoa,ercay at All, 500 rno largest western sscr =, ot
vas .osoo1 nnm Chicago, snd nc l-rycs' Tans,s b
900, 90, from Nov YORK TIC ,o,i TO- Gy,
days o, THE wosx s tit, cee 90
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The Completely between Bcoth and He
rQfd.

lIrOm the WoshlngtOn StaT, April y
On Wedncsday afternoon Of llst week. David Herold
accomplice OF Bocth) met young man of this ety. Of
his acquaintance at the steps of the metropolitan Hotel
and ask ID him ir he had Booth 1he party ques,
toned inquired what Booth, and Herold answered
"Wlkes Booth" Heroid was answered IN the negative
and the inquiry made OF him hat no wanted Booth
70 which ho made eyasiye answer saying thas Inotf
had promised introduce him 10 a young lady Ihis
incident though no. 'uateris 10 add TO the array
Of facts showing his close intimacy with Booth.
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pr.E sc,ony, Chase. Win pston. NC days. IN os"A~
eoi Yarmorsh Nsl saunders Martinique
dsyr with sugar, 10 BOYD hincken. .,ovo pr n
Echr II Usher lof Anna VOisl Mckenzie. Affosos ="
dave llh sugar and molasss. 70 MASTER pm ARA
Scir ane (of Falmouth 'sl siru. hayagutz rn' Apr
IA With raolassss 70 ID l. De- or = %. - 49,
krs yenr fof 81 fo'f $50. sIsn' Grls!ses, II cAy~
81 - 1ce eooS q ~ co on Wilson e Can 'rsn,t.
~ ',er,a Troslncetownl, Chalnisn. tirste ~
"a M VIII m h sany rnd tooscco 20 o hitker-cn 80
i3rah IN 81 liiGy ~ - .-air-i-o, - "1s~
v,.t ir'i, to " d x Q DsSsoif - ,,,
So al sr.or Noosier kes oTleaps osyss w,in ten7
sy ~ ,ie b,ie Ga ~ IiawthHEn ~ tA IL. -
sstr R.v.c tRri Ndrssr, CorrNbiuA u esJS' WIZ ~
talo q u Il D. Hoh 20 c,vs,is rs Gays s,h possr
q sctr Irs nr3 IL ,helt, coruwalh, 70 days. WIN p~~
to r s,.es@an Cole shuiee II days. with spsr' 70
sssr Dyer Eosers, Musquash II days. with p'e'
sS, s"ow Emblem tbr5. Green, aifass days with h'a
!! ofscs scs, v-,n Ausn. cramner Beaufort NC. odaSa
z ssccSr Nsh ssaIs Ryder, Norfolk sdsys sdsys.a.,,h,.
n Sehs Louise, DAVIS, n~rnsS,,v' ss, ,s, '''
q ...s,.,.., ~ ~
"a Bris An csos -. --
~ Aiso one sap. one bark and two brss
81 SAILED
|S sesmefs Afago perts j. San Roman Mississippi Hulp
sen; 6arfs Layiuia Grant Therese Kosedale brss Jsn6
Bel = De M2i FOREST Apties. key York, Ellen. Ara
@ snn is@ mans Pa. sass shSonfs fSas n HeTfn: lime
q N fster, E. Bslnens AEafcsh Eagle fsnthea Eliza, z
s MfaGn rs n. ~r sss1 ns
Johnson, A Wilcox. Null. Hall. J. Madison, woodhun 8
Kgisht j. Ferris lawrence, Lewis. Ann ssitsr r.
q Americs New port, Mitoa Y. b. Pits, %iimaston.
II Wind at suusst WNW.
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Como l,on OF Secretary setfarc nn" '"'
SON.
sVHoEoS 0EsrsAL IAHSss' rfPo1T.
War DsrkIrsf.g, W,sHiNroN,
April 2l--s r. o.
Hon 2 " sr1vrcs. Ftcre'f,y o. War;--
llaye ne honor report tlat ,he seretary q Ss"'s
4. ing quite as Vol S coQll b. expected.
NJ Seward is sanaewha, stronger, moro eon-eiea'
and less fsss ss,lsss thsa he has be'r
y.,y ,s,pec> 'uliy ,.gs obed,elt servant,
J. < BARNES, Surgeon General.
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CORN, bonions, Enlarged Joints and
1l disensA' o. The feet Cured by DR. ZACuARIE, 75
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ROYAL Havana L0ttery.-GoId Paid Tor
prizes Inforrn alton furnished Highest rates PAD ior
AUD all kinds OF gold aud silver.
TAYLOR 3 CO., Bankers, 10 Wall street.
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The Lincoln Hionume mt.

wAsnycroS, April 2o, 1865.
project is foot here which s pushed forward
IN considerable ZEAL 10 erect monument, 10 the late
President Lincoln Mary OF merchants aud citizens
generally, have sgniEod their willingness 70 respond
literally.
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THE FUNERk
coITMOED Faoi- EIasT PAGE
TNe Irteh Sorfctf.>s.

fAerth street synagogue on Tuesday nnornine .. ''A
Seo'k' saence .o psOcsa5 ia b2as 10 Onion ~ '''
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A.---.ottery TrIxes cashsd. Cfreuiars
drawings and Information sent o., N ,p-u.,s
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Great Hit.-aoIfd Walnut Chamber
siis of ten ,ieces for s.s5 ard $25 each NJ MEEkS
csbnet frritre nanufactcry eS9 broadway, end Nos
and o w Wust Fourth street. New York.
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AN "a ,i, ~ unNrcd 70 One; thnt fs 10 say. 100
Aor byloa OF rcss and Hats 70 chow, a. os
~ ~, ,.isoth sex who yss the capacous esabishne nj
'o' '@SIN, no. 5!3 Broadway. Nv
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At meeting q tho ciizsns of the pacido coast at
present soourning In this city held at the McrUpo
Hotel on Friday the 2lst inst IL unanimously re
solved that cordial invitation be extended to all citizens
OF the Paclnc States and Territories In this city to par
ticipac ana Join In the funeral procession On Tuesday
next to pay the last tribute OF respect 10 the mortal re-
mains OF the Inartvred President.
All citizens Of the ac1c therefore requested
10 meet at tho oce Of the undersigned Nos 1853 and
1os broadway rooms Nos IL and IS, on Tuesday, April
rs, at eleven O'Clock A. M.
BY order 0f the Commit CO OF ARRANGEMENTS
EDWIN A. SHERMAN Chairman.
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No rimpies, no Derkncsss Under the
appear after using few bottles of tELMBOLDS CON
CESIRAlED EXTRScr shRsAPARILLA.
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ton Un-honday, Ap "a No Park nYcn,etl be. seel
rn'Tr touSih nnd Thirty arh s.eesl H. Ik:E rs
sMiSta Aio'onenrs, magnificent Mirrors splendai liz.
ssprs exquisite Vases, Cnrtaias Etagerrs rich Psan
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Furni niturc.--A Few ArtSclsa nf Good
second hand NAH gany par and Chamber Fnrn ,trs for
lc. Apply this day l West eorty nsA str.e. mr.,
door west Of seve nth avenue. -
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nsst.-Wtiier's Hair Dyc--CheaDcst n,
PR. ees quality Try H. Sold by druaglsts Depot SC
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Prize, Csxhed In all LeGalized Lotteries
md INFORMATION given Drawings sent
J. CLUTE, Brokers ohlce l1o Broacway
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America Shi is,iaasters' Associations
No 81 WALL srRrxr-R>,oas e. 45 AND a.
Tho following approved ser. and ocsrs Lave reos'vss

following approved bxss.r. and lave receives
commissions nom th,s Assoc. atom
sssSss Sss MA .. s5s s W s"
GsEy G .ass Pau s5 e'sli sss~: '
wiiss% cJSSsSn; cJSSsS.Sssos sS5s S''''
Richard ssy kS4ad sas n'Ss ss kS'i;
sr-.s Alfred Darkes bgg fswn; iVoA, James
81 prsseSIsd ', i Sic oass ior | rsnssaI VAL 'A' '''
"a miscellaneous.
@' S'ts zlra. u s'o s. % di.'e
reeSs cGss " s. i as ss HssiiA is TSss
hat year ali he di... burden Of G.s5i topS
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Tor New iefk days Morning Star. sti ior 90 1dny4
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schrs Annie eIi for do Farnss0 tn, ,SpseL fro
snd ior do 81 ese lton Carlson, rol tuao Nouke au9
\ ~ Th0tGae, for SyCr2 days
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Boston Tor West Corst of A rca, in d-rcss
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ssen hG19 f G e. ss s aSss Sse 5 aa %
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Baltnof- via Norfolk Cds'strAsf Norman, baker Phs.
dephia Marks Heespont tIew, ~ Aabiehsad ar
ionsl Brdgcs New ortaus; Edcva rd Everett. Hardne
Baltimore
:, PoEFLAGD April 2l1Ar brig T'Aba Washington Ls-
ahd Carde7 lrs ElSOrIdo YounEs Shuiec NeV
fork snn iel Nhsh selFey Homh7 iy or do; LookynS
anc Tan.i. 1stlan B.iaiiy anis rgaFet Clark EnS.
worth Tor Nfvi Gov Arnold NASH and Queen, EasA
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Met rty Machsss for exaa,sia, Margaret, Ncrsey No
Desert Dr Ra'ar1ore: Cli ship Bssay, Alcs.
bal Rachel Metehci. MtanTss: sctT Chronoeter cR.
christ, Fortress AfarToe.