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NplIgrcu. May Q, 1865,
"Mr DEAR s.: The only church in Ills RebelccTsed city

= = q.
Mt DEAR -: The only church In this Rebel-cIr'ed cry
that has paid any respect to the memory Of maryed
Preden, is the Aclr lethod Episcopal Church when
has been appropriately sped H. mourning from the hs' r.
ceion "; Of the foul murder The members held
meeting anl passed -ee. Of good resolutions hich were
drawn by former slve in this place They now wish to
pace bus Of the good AID sTea. upon pedestal IL
their church, to remain there perpetual memorial Of Lin
struck of their chains They have directed TO order
INN daely. lose notice Of executed by T. d.
Jones. copied into Of lapers herfrom ThE \. Y
TRIBUNE which il the bus desired. ] vrto you 20
asa yoa t. 81 the order II possible at have told the
brethren that you uoaii DO e: snd would like this loya
church though black aud depsed Sc. the white heather
d noble example. Address here Gaze DEPARTMENT Head
ousr els. Very Truly you. friend LLIAs SIXTH"
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The remout Record (Brattleborough) says:

"A loyal Lousiariar VITO was compelled TO leave the
SOnth saef the commenceIont " the War and now Su
pernteBdeLt o. cOlons vi several thousand freedmen
on jeff Davss plantation In Mississippi writes us an
account o the raising o. the stars ana stripes over
Jors house u! the negroes. the day that Gen
Anderson hOisted the flag over Fort Sumter He says
ON the 18th OF April raised Liberty pole and the
Stars and Stripes over the house o. jeff Davis II WIS
done By The cOored people. wish had tire 10 give
you full account OF the celebration. Il grand
thing ard well conducted ! little thought two years
ago when was compelled nv JEFF. Davis TO leave the
South that sAOuld be Of party 10 raise tic stars
and Stripes bis house always believed that Z vas
Impossible for his government 70 stand though did
not think q bis house being tic place where should
rejoice q Us downfall
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for Furnishing subsfi


STATE OF NEy. YORK PAYMAsTER- GESEEALs}
OFFICE No. 54i Broadway-
NEw-YoRE, May, 20, 1868.
All persons who furnished substitutes prior to
the Is, Of January, 1865 Gre by order OF the Pay
master Genera hereby notified that Their claims iof
reimbursement under tie provisions OF chapter ~
Laws Of 1865 will be received I'D fled subject 10 Inc
general claim TO be made by the County for excess o.
years and to the decision OF tho Board Of Appeal con-
stitued by the above oot
CHARLES w. DApLIyo A. A. =. NJ V.
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TenYplera, Erida.
ro Alh,nr- hr und1nn n n go an.a',: Nan.

Il Albany. by Hudson r. r. from 3pth.s, D-p,
S1 ram q sRd 80 O. and c ~, p "a sSa
tween Chambers aud 3O.k Sta. stations.
IT, Albany and Troy.by Harlem r r. ad!h,s. 4th.
10 Albany. landing at principal places the Hud.
son. BY steamer c. yibbard Tuesdays, Thu sdays
and Saturday from foo, of Desbrosses'st. I m,
landing a. Thrtetb O.
To Baltimore, by the New Jersey r. r., foot of
Courandt st. ard III m. 7 p M and II
midnight. $40 N
To Boston, By New.London line, Pier 80 \. r..
Noraich Line. Pier ~ n. r.. Neptune Line Pier
q N. r., and Bennington line, fisr ie n r., d1iy
(snda. cxccpsod ........................... p. N
Boston. BY New.IIoven Il. r., via Springfield.
10 Boston by New. Haven r r., 27th.st. and 4ih.
Av.. via Shore Line 2i end ,. m. Sunday. D. m
81. =, - $50 II
Wc. Jy Ike Railroad foot OF Chambers'st
To Cleveland o. ,' BY Atlantic and Great western
RR via Ere Railway. foot Of Cnsmbersst con.
the West, q M p. m
1oGreenport a. "a. iald Oh Saturdays T. ni) to
lsphank. lsip, Fsrningdale, Iona Island, Dy l..
l. Railroad, rom james sip aud foot OF 5ith'st.
TO HUDSON Bo b. steamer Brisse ,"' Z"
port, eslay, Thursday and Saturday from Har-
lion North River ........................ p N
eef Mondsy. "Wednesday and Friday, foot o.
harr.son North observation-disclosures. p. In
To Sewbu,,s, pousAkeep.e l39urdout ant Kings,
OF Dosblosses \. Observation-Disclosures. y n
10 New. Haven Hartford, and Spi!ngfeld-3ieau'
eTs leave Peck slip at Il aud ............... p ~
To New Haven. b. the New Haven K.K., 2ith-st.
ard 4ti-av., Mt O. III m. III. 3i5 ~ end p III
TO he West. by Pennsylvania Centra Railroad.
from foot " CoIrilandsf.. VIA Phi elpIia, Z an
L. the We - BY Centrsi Rairoad Of NewJer.ey
VIZ 4 len. own. from pier y. r.. a. Ia, IL m.
anl G:rD D. H. Sunday trsn................-. p r.
r. Phado phia. by steamer Jesse Hoyi daily, lsnn-
DAYS excepted from loot Of Nall-st. brooklyn.
connecting AZ Por, Monmouth with trans Tor
PM Iu u
L. Ph.Ialelpih by New Jersey Railroad foot OF
Court -f l-s = 10 and II q. IN, y M. 4 ana p.
. srd " midnight Sunday. p IN
70 Philadelphia. per Railway ond Steamboat tsur-
days excepted via Camden end Ai1bcy from foot
Barcioy-st.. "a tspess................ r. N
To iroyidonce By Neptune steamship Coz Line.
d.y. om pier d. foot u Ro1in.On-st. n r. at p H.
To Red Bank and Long Branch by steamer Eagle.
diy rom pier FOOT Of Murrsys, at.......... .. p. m
10 Washington. by hew-tersey Il. X foot ~
Court en1i-si.. . aud lit M, p NJ, and ~
ini1it. Sunday p H.
F.r .arter information in regard Railroad Time Tables,
soc advertisements ia another Dart 0. this paper
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held at Staunton. consisting Of A. II H. Stuart John
d. Baldwin. William Tate NJ G.. Harmon and Hugh
Shelley. arrived in Richmond Friday last Their
object wac. primarily. to ascertain from the United
States authorities whether State Convention would
be permitted to assemble but since their appointment
Gov Pierpont having been recognized as the Chief
Magistrate OF the Commonwealth. the proposed Con
ventionl has been rendered unnecessary. They pro-
posed however to await the arrival Of Coy Pierpont
and present their report 10 him.
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PARADE oF TIE 9TH RECOMMENDING annual
parade or fed.dHy OF tie 7th Regiment. n. y 5. NJ,
Col Emmons Clark, will take place on Thursday. The
Regiment viii assemble at their Armory at y o. m,
ard from thence proceed TO East NewYork, with
haversacks and one DAYS raons where the day will be
spent in going through the various military movements
foI which this Regiment is 30 celebrated.
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DKAru OF AN EpIroR.-Mr. Paul Arpn,
49,, .a,,o, NJ The Courier des Eats Unfs died in this
city on Thursday at the age Of 81 years He was the
odss, French journalist in the United States and had
long experience in that profession on The Eso'I'oH'
Bee. Mr.. Apsa dies much lamcnted by humorous
friends and sunera mass for him will be celebrated
to-day in St. Stephens Church, Thirty eisAthst.
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A LOYAL CHURCH IN RALgrGn-The follow
ing letter. addressed TO Mr. H. L. Stuart Of this city IN
relation to the procuring one Of Joness admirable
historic busts Of late President to be placed in
the loyal African NJ r. Church in Raleigh will doubt
less be read with much intosss. showing the state Of
feeling in that late Rebel capital city Tue bus. viii DO
forwarded Immediately;
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The Board met Yesterday morning, Moan a.
Childs. esq, the President. in the chair
After tho transaction OF routine business only IN ad'
journnieDt Yves bad 10 10 O'clock this morning
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ing used for the property room and carpenters shop
TIE loss on building and tools will amount to about
eO 900; partially insured. The damage to the hotel 10
very slight, and Id mostly by water.
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,,,,,. C,o.e nj me Po.,.umce.

A. Tn.sdsy. Nav S. m.
Nav9t :. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. P. N.
For NodfDlx and Richmond. Va by steamer Creole,
For Europ. by steamer Nova Scotian, Thursday
For France b. steamer Europe Friday Nav 26.... IN
For Denver City Co.orsd). Great sat Lake. Utan
aud Z laceryius Cslliornia. daily, (5undays e1
cepted BY Oyeland route. observation-disclosures. p m
korh Mail lyia hus~on River Z. r. through MAJ
aud TOT PeekskI ard udson ....5 aud % ?. NJ
.ani Observation-Disclosures "a N and r. m
F,t Mail tya New iiltr Il. Il S a NJ. Is and p m
ta. Mi New Haven Navl ....,I, 2 20 end6 p. III
Fast Mail via Newport aid Fall Riverl........, p N
boa.h Mai ~. ~ u SSa Ava v "
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. Weekly Report Of Drnihs

IN The cily c! Newyot from the 18th day o. Nay to The
I'D day Of Msy, 1915.
sien D. boys. 100; girls. i03 - total 4ol
adults e2 children, l),i MAILS, 2o9i females, a9 col
orsG person.. II.
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Advertisement

TURKISH BATHS, No. 10 Laicht-st., New
yort Uour.-Csulleoe,i 70 m, md g. Ladies
80 ~ TO ! D. N. "Grestes. Of uSurics." Try one
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The attention Of Capitalists is called to Tho
sale If real estate Of valuable mill and factory propefy hs
Bridge.st Ferry Brooklyn, to take place tomorrow
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4 Nrw LINE OF STREET RAnRoAp.-A new

line OF railway is in OF construction, lead
ing from Wal.st. Ferry through Hanoversqunre and
Pearlst and intended to connect with some Of the lines
already in operation. TIC work has just commenced
and is being pushed forward with considerable dSp Gu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23

A State Convention of Sunday school teachers
connected with the Methods, Episcopal Church VIII
occur al Albany on June IL aud ~, N the WasAing
ton Avenpa ChUSab-
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF hEw-YoRK.......MAr2A
ieared.


sie.-iship Tucv Buck. Bermuda, @. r. Buell.
Steamship Mon.ez lbrl Henshaw Kingston, Io|i1nd
& Afpinwsll .
e.ushlp Carolina, Philips Richmond Va, Murray 4
NJ 9Acw.
Steamship George Olympus. Matthews. Loadon AsmheFs
& Co
Steamer u Utley Davis. Philadelphia.
Steafncr Elizabeth. Fowler, Baltimore
Steamer United S,ates. Shaw, CITY Point.
Ship Desumbrlutes ortl, sears Lisbon, L. T. An'incs
/ Go. 49, . -
Ran Union Timer Cow Bay J. ". Elwel Go.
Hrig Prince Allied ,BEl Higgins HaiNa }. +. Whiafy
( Co. =, ~,
Ri. Henry Lsrrens squlre- Great Hsrbor, A.. b. w
Cotton 4 Co. -,
Frig d. Trowbriige Lyon Ponce. y. Tro~bridee
Bdg Eo.us Dr., Forbes, Iiaax, brrti son 70 -. =
Hrs Wa,oAnate iBr.J, Ready, liza ~A ~ X u, OH To-
Pris Awuter tBr), Aues Aontp'iaeo' Mhef no,suioh
Ssfr Governor Freethy G.. f'eston John y McSorey
Schr Minnie Arnold (Brl rurney shopnFne NJ 81 bfs''
SER Aber, (Gr) csgsweI St. Andrew' n. b. jed frye
s 20. r,.,.-- - o.ov,ou,n R.u,lev
scfr hi.memto Brdsal Washington. Van Brunt sash''
s,,r Fronces Briggs, Wilmington. iieison 'ohn,
se,r Maria Hll, Garfield ,alse Cruz Fierson C'Nihs
schr Eristor Albany, Harbor Island J. Eneas .
Schr r. Watson. Craner. Mobile Van trunt Slaght
ScIr 5. T. Wines Hulsc Richmond fieison CcuI1s'
Srlt Hud Gray Charleston. John ; lug ahaIi'
Scir y b. Anderson. IlaTA, Madetowu' tonh..
sci,r iI,gs Queel. Satl-fee. Washington, a. Apoos'
scAT l.. \. EdwA.d, lin.r W Hshins.2ni "a AoD0''
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Borscs, Carriages, CT.

TOR SALE, Iowa splendid pair of dark
bay pony MARES u. hands high sound Kind and good
match also stylish rar Of dark bay HORSES l5 hands
HIN, can be seen at CLARkE'5 Livery stable, No. u
1tsd-st
TOR SALE.-A splendid Black PONY, about
A IA hands high also. handsome Bay HORSE, about
IA high kind IN all iarnes and superior under
the Saddle be seen a; PRIVATE STABLE. No. 2s
West Fitesntn--, Seventhave.. from 70
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Bulls HEAD-Monday, N " 29.-0n sale to-
day 267 head Of buosks II the weather ever affects
he cattle market should feel it to-day for 1t he's been
four days rainy misty murkysuch weather as bntoh'
ers dislike for makes slippery meat hurres them 10
sell and INJURIES prices il has also been unpleasant
day for out door business Still il has to go in the
cattle market and to-day il has gone, owners and
brokers all say against their interest. while butchers
say 1t is against theirs Therefore. conclude there
l. very little difference in rates between this day and
last Monday, upon the mediums and lower grades OF
bulocks and thai The best have not sold quite az wen
OIL the average while some butchers have paid higher
than they did last Monday. Owing 70 the unpleasant
weather OF the morning and the fear o short supply OF
good cattle, buyers wcni in with rush and raid
prices d1c.f higher than others r'i later inte cay
For instance the best cstte generally 9uO.ed III
1so. T. ~ net end N one or two ysfds at letc upon
the estimated weight vet we saw, probably, Just ae
good animals sold at NO this afternoon upon actual
wei-h The average guaitv Of the stock this week is
remarkably even and has sold within the range o. -
1so. with few exceptions making the average pI-ce
firstclass cattle and We have seen no scauawags:
The great bnlk Of the stock comes from Illinois ana
adjoining States, and is composed OF three and iorr'
year old steers eOrn-fed through the winter bt hOs
very fat They are what we cal " good far, ana are
suitable for the reai trace and more wholesome ioi
food than cattle rated as extra The price is Sueh M
must entail immense losses upon Spectators who bough
their stock ct prices current in the est LAST ran anu
Winter. and sill the losses are less than hey can nope
for if they hold on; Notwithstanding we hear q some
shipments OF cattle from ST Louis TO New-Orieans.
There are cattle expected e morrow ana every
one looks for hard close of the market Ihe sheep
market is hard il quite Oyei-siooked on SATURDAY
and the pens at Brownings ore full to-day and trade
dull Shcared sheep sG94c. y b. end IoT one lot
nj xtras esc Wool sheep are iOtG lie. For one ex
ira lot averaging l0s 10 HE is asked and lie Ony
offered. Nearly Gil received this week are sheAred
Lambs at sass duh; say 80 for average - n
Live hogs lower and trade very dull. Light car
loads received to-day, selling ct s09e. p h, and s;c
for extras.
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MAILS YoR THE SoUTH.-Mail matter Is uany
received al the Post0ice in this city ior ii0H"'o"u
and Petersburg Va Wilmington N Vi onDiios'on'
6 c.. Savannah, Ga; Mobile. Ala ana 'aeASoh'iHe'
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rilNIATIRE ALNfANA.

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
sun Pises...s3i sun sets...7.lTi Moon rises. f3r
Nor WATER THIS DAY.
sandy Hook. % Gov. Island .T:isc Hell Gaie 800
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Arrived.

B,s Linda Stewart osbo.n 81. Jago IS days sugar, Jon
B.fs Charles Edwin fof Portann Tpbetts, Trinidad %
days norsses % master . :, -
Br. Flight Tefry Cay Francis Cuba, 10 days sugar u L
Duncan Go. =, an -,.
Blk Fosca Helena Da,ehl Redden Msnzania, mahogany
Frnch MriucAe Neidi. -
RE Eeiuda lDan) Booker, Havana, 70 days, sugar ac
tnnrR Me.ncA. { Womb
| Srh. " r. Alexander, Tucker Messins ia days, hui
snhr nsrsarc, Ann (Br). Lovegove, Cow Bay dy'coa
SIN Noses Werrg Durham. st. Andrvws. dy', tinbeF
Richards
Seh G.Jh T. Atwood Kemp Prince Edwards iaaHd corn
Il II Mathews
s,iE srrsph Fighter, Bridgeport
Ser Hudson Peabody New London. N -,
Sch Oliver Bryan tof 81 ThoEssl, sleeper swan lahu
Il day. suauo, j. ). Ingram.
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DEowYED.-The body Of an unknown man
was yestelday found in the the foot Of Was
Tepfh.st.. y r. Deceased was about feet 10 inches
in hight mad sandy hair and goatee. and wore Due
flannel shirt canvas pants Old heayy boots nc WIS
probably IoDg sbOreinan.
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ADVERTISEMENT

FLFcTRO-NAGERTICB BATHS, No. IL Lalght-st.,
f,r the cur. OF RheumstsIn Neuragia Paralysis,
and tie elimination Of Mercura Lead aud other po.son'
from the blood. Send iOr circUlar
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,URGICAL HOSPITAL for Die Treatment Of

GURGICAL HOSPITAL Tor the Tredtment OF
Diseases OF Pelvic iscera under the Of I'D AhD
II. DIXON Editor Of The Scape Structure. Piles arico
cee Hernia and Fisra. Every OF Str c'le admits OF
radica and IL few days, and oi.en an i1e-
date one. by Dr. De- instrument the tretArotone,
defined expressly to modify Mr. syme ope,'ion In al
aes OF the three affections the cnre 10 guar
aueed !! the case DO undertaken. Office hours from 20
daily and 60 evenings, At No. a titbeye
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6laiionerp amo farm GOODS.

pARD & BROTHERS Established 1o45)
ID GOLD PENS,
PEN AND PENCIL CASES. Also manufacturers Of BAkD
1 WILSON'S PATENT ANGULAR NIB COD PENS
JAMES. u BE- RD Agent No. % Maiden-a lane New-iorL
Repoin.ng, 50 cents. Send for circular
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TIE CHARLESTON CAPTURES. The ship

Emerald arrived at this port or Saturday afternoon,
with p 100 bales of cotton which seized by the mill
tarv authorities at the time Of the evacuation Of Charles
ton There are nearly 900 bales remaining. which Is
being sipped and viii arrive IN this city IN few days.
The Government also seized lis barrels OF rosn and
400 barrels Of turpent!ne, which Will be Forwarded TO
this port
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23

COMMITTED Price and James Dudley,
who were On Sunday committed by Justice Shandey on
a charge Of highway robbery, were yesterday iaeiu-
fed Uy Gustavus Senir residing at No ~ Bovery as
the men who assauted and robbed him on tie morning
Of the 18th inst They were committed 70 answer tue
new charge BY Justice Mansfield II default Of e. 900
bail.
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: Passengers Arrived.
" lirl Linda from 81. Jaso-Mr and Mrs. 7 a GEey, d.
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ffle0ieal.

DR. LEWIss MEDICAL and SURGICAL
IL INSTITUTE, No. l. ACT st between Narios and
West B-9aiwa- T. the only place where The afflicted WIN
receive Proper medical treatment Hour rom am to pm
DR. A. LEWlS, PHYSICIAN md SUR
~ GEON successfully al difficulties thst emaes
are SUBJECT 70. Relief given N all case. Once NO
Eeach Il tLree doors from Wess Z -oadwsy. N1wioEk
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CITY MORTALITY The number Of deaths in
This city for the week ending yesterday were' Men, &C.
women 90; boys. lO6; giIls loJ; total 4Ol. being
decrease of the previous week and OF 10 Oh the
corresponding week OF last ar. The following were
some Of the principal causes Of death; Apopexy. l5i
bronchitis 6; commissions, infantile. 30; Group H.
scarlet fever e. typhoid 7; typhus -; inflammation
OF the bowels ii Of the brain, II; Of the lungs, 35
small pox ID; bT0in disease Il; consumption, 49,
6ropsy in the head. -; heart disease, 81 narasmus
iofantiie 2ii casualties, 6; old age vi suicide, l.
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srprrr.C1rANING CoMNIssloyERs-No Coz.

STREET. CLEANING COMMIsSIoSERs-No Con-
Tract AWARDED The Street-Ceaning Commissioners,
composing the Mayor. Controller, City Inspector
Recorder. and Corporation Counsel met at Il O'clock
NJ. Yesterday, in tine Mayors Office. his Honor the
hIsvor in the chair The Commission met for the pur
pose OF opening proposals for cleaning the streets OF the
City pursuant to public notice Seven BIDS In all were
received but the decided TO return then to
the bidders unopened and the further reception
and opening Of proposals be adjourned to June 1900
Of 70 O'clock m The Commission essgn as their reason
for the above actor that the specifications as pfhu
equire essential modification, which sln be penehela
4 the city and contractor alike. ana they theieloio
Solicit from the citizens a. large any suggestions ~
regard TO the modification Of tie specifications WeA
will hiring about this result snch suggestions 70 De
received up 10 10 O'Clock N. Of next THURSDAY Inc
Civ ,n-rectOr admitted tAat the specifications gave
him Great power ia fact more than he wanted. J ne
Legsat,re hid appointed five Commissioners, ana ne
responsibility n his judgment, ought ~ be equally o.
yided between them HeDfered TO assume the 1Gty ol
attending 20 TIE details of TIE contract bnt ne thought
no moro labor saould be given him. The Commission
theL adjourned.
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90 farmers ano Offers.


4 GRICULTURAL Drain Tile, Glazed Stone
y ware Sewer pipes Flooring. Oven aud Green House
Tes Fire ricks Chimney Tops, Vases Sc &c Depot OF
Long Island Pottery No. 2.3 Pcer, n. \. Edw. II Quinn
GROUND BONE, $40 per tun.
~ Warranted Purc.
~ ARDENING PLANTS, &C.-A fine assort.
IN mont of yerbenas Roses Petuias Ger anums Running
Roses ard al other SALE and Gardens laid oue
ana planted by VIM FITZPATRICK Florist, Twenty aint Tia
st. and Broadway.
AND SCRIP FOR SALE.-750,0 900 Acres
The .ubsrrihsr viii receive bids for the Land Scrip
gsned Peuusylvaus by Act o. Congress Of loz 20 be
oneued AZ the Office Of he surveyoeuerl IN Harrisburg
Jun. o. 1875 no bids Less than - cents acre Will De con-
sldered. ,e,-
each AZ cents acre signed with zen neme ana e'r
,euce and marked outside o. IDS Tor Land Scrip
PAYMENTS fourth dlys a'ter notice Of award ene
the bssnce on delivery scrip thirty days lfsr award
For further Information circular. address
WIN n. ALLEN. state Agent FOR sale o. i.sIo sci'p'
Agricutura Co-sgo Centre Co., Pa. Nay ~ i'o''
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snd James NJ. Smith, who had engaged rooms AT the
Arson Rouse, and registered themselves as from ST.
Louis Friday night last entered the room Of fellow
boarder named Henry Dixon and stole from his panth
loon pocket his wallet containing $50 Officer Loonie
OF the Fourteenth Precinct called in and found
the missing property aud npper under tie carpet in
the room occupied by Smith and Walsh They were
arrested and committed by Justice Hogan for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23

fps.or Of speca Anatomy and Surgery in the Syracuse
Medical College ~ l. Office 81 East 27tsA Consulsiiom
from TO- to 3 and 10 g. SPECiALTlEsi Dseases OF
III. Nervous Seminal Urinary and Cu'aneous systems
N B-sc,urss which have been treated by Osu,erizins.
Il ung OF Rapidly Diatng Operations. NOS undertsAen
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spoken. ,
Shin C. C. incen from Philadelphia for Pensscoa-io'N
inst .ai. ~ Ia lon. :, 20.
Brig hount.-r-Ilth mat. of Cay Francis. 49,, =.
Scr. Jossphne from Havana for Masamoro'-ssh ih'' ~
4. g.
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ASSAULTED AND ROBBED. Early on Sunday
morning while Thos. Murray residing at Nc 2l3 Mott
passing along Canai'st anG when o. the corner
Of FORSYTH he was assaulted b. John Price, james
Dudley and stephen Cassidy and robbed OF 81. Tho
ASSISTANTS attempted escape but were arrested by
Tor trial BY Justice Shandlcy Price is aged "a years.
native Of England resides at No. i33 Mottst and
glass blower Dudley is aged 20 years, native Of
sdv is aged p years rcsldes at No 20 Ludiow-s and
is q carpenter.
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WIN. FVERDELIs SONS, No. 104 Fulton
w ..-srEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MAN
UFACTUBERS