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DEATHS.

ARMBEusTEB - On wedneedav. Nav 5d a.
Andres l. ArinbI lister, AGED a. years and months,
native Of Holland. -
Dutch papers please copy. 9f8
BAKER--On Monday, Nay s Sarah Jans Frede-
rieke, daughter Of Samuel Is. and Jane Elizabeth
Baker, aged year~ months and 70 dsys
Sweet bud Of ssrth.
In heaven thou iii bloom.
The relatives and friends Of the family arc re,poe,-
fully Invited 10 attend the funeral THURSDAY atef
nom At O'Clock, fiom the residence u her Iafcnt'.
Conselyeast let Even and Ofsham ayes, Wuliams-
burRh. Ssl
BOYD-In Brooklyn, v. De- May Tth, Caroline w.,
DAUGHTER Of 4 W. and ". v. BOYD, "sd months.
~ Funeral from her late fesidenee' Ain'lie 81 on
Tue,day, 9Th Inst ats 0cloef 70
BRESsAs-on Monday morning. May g Peter
the inisnt .on Of Francis and winifred brennan
The friends 81 the family are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral. this rucsdsy) afternoon, AZ
O'Clock, from tho residence Of his paTents, Ssl
Second ave, cor. 22d st. ITO
BREsHIS-In BROOKLYN, on Sunday. 9Th inst, A.
The readence Of her father ~ Jay e. susan NJ.
The relatives and friends Of he family are respect
fully invited TO attend her funeral At II ocork ms
tTue-dsyJ morning, from 81. AIMEE Church, cor.
Gold and Front ,ts where solemn Requiem Mas
will he offered up for the fepose Of her souI. Us
BRlGns.--ln brooklyn. MAY ;, Helen Charlotte
Tho relatives and friends Of tho family are re
spectfully invited 70 attend the funeral, on Ihuaday
Church. l5S
BtRRETT-on Sunday, Nav I, at her residence,
" Atlantic ave, Brooklyn, Elizabeth, beloved vie OF
John Burrett, aged 5O Year,, native Of CurrnShhn'
Co. Glare, Ireland.
The friends and relatives Of lhe family are re-
qucsted 70 attend the funeral, on Tuesday alter
noon, 9TH inst, I. o'clock, to Flatbush. 4Jo
DARGAS-In Brooklyn. on Monday morning, NAY
g koseAnna Darean, daughter Of John and koee Dar-
san, AGED 8 months
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral, this Tuesday, afternoon, ai
2 o'clock, from the rosidencc Of her parents, cor.
To Flatbush Cemetery. 40
LYNN Suddenly, on Nav g, 1895, John Henry
Lynn, aged year, months and &c DAYS.
The relatives ana friends Of the family respect
fully Invited 10 attend the fun, rail- from his parents
re'ldencc l2s Madison st. this Tuesday afternoon Of
. O'Clock 1856
QUINS-in Brooklyn, on Monday. MAY }. after .
short hut severe ilness Msry, the beloved wife OF
John Quinn, AGED - years
Her friends and arIuaintances, and those OF her
sou Felix, respectfully requested TO attend the
funeral, on "wednesday Afternoon, 10Th Inst ut s
o'clock from the residence OF her sou-in-a~, 80 Pa
otc o.. Come early. 2I6
SMITH on sunday night, Elizabeth, daughter Of
Thomas and Ellen smith. aged years
The friends OF the famiy arc respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral, this tTu,-iayl afternoon
9th inst, At o'clock, from the residence Of her pa
ronta 81 llestera W.
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The Denth of AbrrbaH Iincoln--Its Eject
in Europe.

Tue news OF tho asssssinsilcn OF ABRAHAM
LiScoLS sppears 10 l.yo ho'n reeived' on iho
CT sr side " the Atlantic, With almost tho ssrno
o. ems N unfoignoi regret ahich accompanied It's
Announcement ~ the people over whom he was
the Chief Magistrate. Crowned heads and common
- OLE, peers and paupors representatives and
cJusituenia merc ants and mechanics - all
were shocked at the tragic death Of . man whom
they had learned " respect FOR his virtues, and
houofOi for his integrity. Even rebel symps-
III GERS forgot her Friendship towards tho South,
AMI sincerely regretted the doath Of man who
wr l.spoeci TO 10 mAgnAnimous and merci-
iul towards the enemies Of bis country. On
10 other occasion has tho death OF
Al American President Teen 20 universally
noticed by foreign governments and peoples and
ale ough greater interest may have boon awakened
because our late Presidsn, was foully murdered
while ,slinistering the responsible duiios Of bis
Oh Office, nevert oesS, tie feelings excited by tho
news y his d,cea-s proclsins how truly AnRAnAs
IIsc-fv, a. President was respected by those who
affected 10 dospise our Republican forms Of govern.
moni TIC common people feel Is If they bad Loaf
, friend and = representative man. The ruling
clascs knew that thr political power u our people
WV vested In man who would have welded Il
~i.sy, undsturbcd by tho clsmors Of those who
sought TO complcsn our affairs with foreign ma
Mons; hence, kings and counsellors trusted Mr.
LIscoLS, and regrc, his css international
calamity, the effect Of which no statesman 10 able
g. iOrcseo.
All his appears 10 us . hopeful sign for tie
fiiure. Il proves that tho American contest was
being looked upon abroad - the solution Of Of
she ghnes, problems OF lhisor any age. II shows
that Einperors and Kngs,-Autocrsuc or Conri-
tut a. rulers-were impressed with tho import
Gnoe thoroughly testing tho vitality Of Govern
me Junded upon the will Of tho governed"
The doubts are now dspellcd They can
sec nrly tho power of the people and
will heed, in time tho warning they have ro-
cciyea. Ucnceiorth the American Union will bs
the sol towards which the oppressed peoples Of oil
natloas will turn for dehversnce from the burdens
,nTsrod hy dospotic rulers, to whom Mr. LrSooLs's
defamation Of Emancipation will no longer seem
Gke tho "Popc's bull against the comet" II will
hocome living. breathing notice 10 every crowned
read that all mon arc endowed by their Creator
Yah certain inslisnsblc rights tina, among these
ere HE liberty and the pursuit Of happiness"
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A Proclamation Wanted.

From tho news received from the Sou,hves,
mere ms 10 10 hardly doubt that KiRny ssIrn
md proK TAYLOR negotiating for the surrender
of the rebellion, therefore, is It's gusrrls feature.
f1c head and the body are both dofunct and g,ier.
TllsEm, which 10 the last o. the rrtcl serpent 10
oil that exhibits signs Of vitality. We have before
Grgei The Importance Of proclamation Of outlawry
RgGinsi these providing bands Of murderers and
such course more sppsrsn,. Only three or four
days ago band OF these outlaws committed dspro.
datons upon tho Ohio and hisslssppi Railroad,
ouly twonty miles from Cincinnati, and similar
out ages have lately been committed In other
quarters IL Ia useless 10 expect thai suer-
rnAism will cease without some
s,ringeu, measures for is suppression. While the
war was In active progress, We were obliged, In {.
measure, W treat this class Of rebels 81 Legitimate
'odiers, bu, tho time for such policy has passed.
fney have no os,onsiblo Government" they
have none n tho st,rhutss 81 soldiers. and ars
&c ieney. The President therefore, should tissue
proclamation Of outlawry against oil who arc
IurAr"d IN this dertory warfare, giving them a
f'asonshle length Of tmo In which 10 peAce.bly
tTersH and a0lNng tho Gcarh penalty W all
'riines subsequently committed by ,hsIn. Until
his is done, we may expect succession OF such
Ks ~ that committed In the nsighborhood Of
-.nginnsu, and continual feeling " insecurity ON
80 part OF loyal pcople throughout tho south.
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Loyalty and Politics.

sEVmAL Of the leading Republican journlls sp-
psrenily fearful that the closing Of the war will
rob them VI their chief political capital are taking
advantage Of tho preson, occasion 70 secure for
their party possible the sole credit OF subduing
the rebellion. With this WOW, the old imput.tion.
OF disloyslty against the Democratic party, which
The people generally hal supposed wcro buried
after their severe usage In the last Presidential
eiseion, arc now reiterated In very much tho
| same strain ~ before. The Chicago Convention,
and tho resolutions passed by thu, body in con-
| demnAnon Of the course pursued by the Admins.
uan0n, arc again thrust before the public for lr al
| and judgment is demanded by default Tho course
Of these journals Is in very bad taste the prosen,
| time, and their imputatons are as untruthful as
they arc unsenerous. No intelligent man In his
| country consciontously believes that the Demo-
cratic party has been untrue 10 the Union, during
the four years Of terrible civil war through which
We have just passed. That party, on the National
election Immediately preceding the nearly
| one-hsn tho votss Of tue Northern States
snd is ranks contained fully one-LAlf the Hgh.uE
force Of those States Can any sane mind believe
that tho ssupondous military operations OF the las,
four yr'r- have been accomplished by only one.
half Of The North, with the o,hsr half in position
q sniagonisn 10 the warf Docs any body believe
That the Republican party Was strong enough 10
subduo the most powerful rebellion In the annals
OF history with An opposing party equal 10 Its own
strength 81 HONEY Had the Democra,Ic party
really occupied a dsloyAl a,tiiude In this con,es,
had they even sbsained from participation in IL
We would not now be rejoicing over the downfall
Of the rebellion. Tho southern Confcierncy"
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Which hey have bocn looking for az tho result Of
frecdon, amounts to nothing more nor less ID an
tho privilege Of conuollins thor own labor, with
tho drawback Of depending upon Themselves In
stead Of somebody Else for what they ca, and wear,
and the sooner they understand this the better will
Il lie for them. "Frecdnen', Bureaus' aud " Re-
lief societies" we're proper enough while pesco
seemed far distant but nov that Affairs At the
south are assuming . more settled aspect, u Ia no
longer Nuo charity 10 feed ami clotho sble-todied
negroes. These should work for their own living,
and aSsis, in the SUPPORT Of the aged and crippled
Of their race, who have DO longer the same claim
upon Northern sympathy, now thai they arc ena-
bled 10 Ill The fair fields Of southern cline, and
receive the full prlco Of thsir own labor.
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Tho kebcls In Europe

ON the receipt Of the news q Mr.. LINcoiN'a
Assassination In Paris, the rebel agent, MASON, WIS
The hrsi " dony any cOmphoty u the Confoi-
crate government In . murder which ho inrutiyoy
perceived, was in accordance with those prime piles
II warfare well known on this side Of tho Atlsntic,
az peculiar 20 the ''soultern chivhlry." lie was
aware that tho Southern leaders wcro responsible
for the piratcal career Of sundry English cruisers
hal projected border raids from Canada did coun
tenanco tho placing Of obstrucions upon our rail-
ruads were cognizsnt Of the atiomp, 10 burn up
thousands OF Innocent people In our hotels
and places Of amusement; aud, In short
would furnsh the funds for the preparation f
innunersllo crimes, AMI therefore Mr.. Rebel
mAso, desired, In advance, u forestan European
opinion, before people abroad could b. informed
In reference W the connection Of southern leaders
with THIS last and greatest crime Of the rebellion.
His assertions sound like tho cry OF stop thief"
uttered by tho real culprt ~ deceive those who
would lay hands upon him. However II will vail
nothing TO the ConioLerates now. Their chief Is $
fugitive with price sot upon bis bead and by this
time every rebel in Europe IL estimated at his ;rs
value md hcir cause Is longer hoporod by those
who formerly sympAihized with IT, because Of the
profit they hoped 10 gain when JEyr DAVIS and
his friends should 30 "lo, alone" ia ,hoir southern
Conielsracy
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But This WAS oil done for po'it.
ical Effect the authors Of such charges knew
potter; aud this was the sole ground upon which
the charges Of dsloysty were based. The Demo-
eratA even when snartins under these Calling
charges, meyer for instant turned from their
devotion 70 the Union-nevor sbsied their efforts
In support u the war. Honorable opposition to an
administration is one Of tho essential elements Of
g'ol govsrnmcLL in.snuch az opposins political
parties opci stes On an Standardization something
to The centrpetsl and centrifugal forces that keep
the planets in their orbie-sctns in opposite drec-
tons they tend T. Keep the course Of public affairs
In the proper channel There arc inquest on ably,
men In the Democratic party who have no, made
an enviabls record during tho war, but the party
is no more responsible for the u,tersnces Of indvi
dusls than are the Republican party for the say
ings OF thew extremists. "A party, therefore, the
ID moorats have a. proud record In this war ~
their political opponents They have given thnr
men and their money with only one thousht-tha,
OF restoring re Union, aud they have made a ]
political questions subordinate thereto. Democrats
and Republicans Ito side by side on every South
ern battlefield, their loyalty abdndsnlly proven
hcir bodies . silent robukc N those who would
make political capital by impu.ns disloya'y 10
the parties roprcsentcd by either.
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Tna curisilment ofeIrensss by the Government,
particularly the erea, reduction IA the purchase u
supplies Tor To ARR :, bonoltng the people In
tuo-fJld mAnncr. Il not only stops the .ccurnulA.
ton Of tho national debit but u IL slso having q
marked esc, in reducing tho price Of nearly every
srtice Of consumption. Flour, groceries, coal,
and many other articles, arc now getting within
reasonable range Of the prices current before tho
war and dry goods, Of nearly every variety, arc
much lower than they were . few weeks ago
Tho decline Of course, has no, been wholly
attributable 70 Government retrenchtnenL but
Its influence has teen strongly felt and will
10 even more apparent In q short time. Tho high
price 81 meats, for instance, has been almost en-.
ursly owing 10 the heavy demands Of the Amy,
aud 90 soon rs that requirement ceases, there will
10 surplus on hand, and diminished prices y III
necessarily follow. Coal also, has boen excessive.
" hiEh' owing IN great MEASURE to the same
cause. But tho purchases Of coal for Government
use have boon curtailed TO the extent Of sixty
thousand tons week. and the result
Is seen In decline Of two dollars ton ia the price
In this city. Prices Of everything consumablo DO
pend upon tho laws Of supply and demand, snd
The s,orpsss Of the heavy purchases heretofore
required for tho army must necessarily bring down
TIE high figures We incline " think, therefore,
that the days Of reasonable prices are no, very far
d.stAnt.
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Row Henry Ward Bsechcr contributes an article
to the LrpaEa, from which We c1rsc, tho follow
Ing analysis Of Mr.. Lncoln's ehNacIcri
No voluntary sign ~ sorrow WAS hall 80 striking
as the unconscious silence Of that ever roari1g city
o. New York A hail million people thron.oi the
city On Monday and Tuesday, .ud hllei the cts
TO "ilocsuon. Yet tho presence 81 ,hc MiGnry
DEAD kept all 50 still and gentle, that hrd flying
over would I've unscarcd by noise, AZ II were md
night, or sabbath day. mariytol President
was Tho ciiy'sting His pulsclcas hand stretched
out septre, which aved all mon " silence Re-
fore that hearse enmites diet, jeslouses sud rival
res cooled and hid, pleasure forgot 10, rules,
avAricc is tolls and tor more than We, X, n .
imperial city that disdAinod always before 10 lie
subdu'd 70 any common senImen- now
silently and humhly watched and waited, in all
lite streets, 10 offer honagc and affection 10 him,
when dead, FOR whom slive II would never give q
vDtcl As prlya'e citizen, M. Lincoln would
have lived respected. and died lamoniei a. n kind.
faithful and honest man, and slept With others in
q few years, undi tinaushAtle. lie al no such
ghs Of power as would have raised him, In spite Of
circumstances TO cunence. His was not q brain
that dominated Hswll was trm. but not execu-
tive nor dospOtc. His mind WAS broad and strong,
but slow and laborious In its methods. Truths
did not break upon him with flash and instant
revelation. lie saw them tar of, obscurely, a.
nsbula aud ike al astronomer, he resolved them
only by patient Observation. Thus, he suspect
oil things TO 10 true long before he sufo,
aud no was sure long before he bad made
ont the whole matter with distinct accuracy.
lie trsys lei with truth in long CESSATION but when
once i was hs he loved IL with intonso paterual
Instinct. Ills wisdom was moral wisdom. lis
power and success sprung from moral qualities. IL
was not intellect but manhood that ennobled lin.
Mr.. Lincoln Is perhaps tic most eminent instance
siuce the days Of Washington, 81 a man nude
erest by the inherent vision OF true gOodncf'.
Aud such . nature scarcely &c delinosted spsTI
and separate from the events Of that history which
called out his virtues. This In particularly trIo
Of Mr.. Lnco II Tor two reasons: First, because lis
excellence did not assume tie form ~ n tow bod
qualities, but was the sum Of many nmpl,r quail
ties maintained under great trial aud prevention.
And secondly, because are now buI lust begin
ming to SEQ the moral character Of those bad mon
against whom be acted.
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TRADE NOTICES.

RRlCKIAYERS-A MEETING OF THE
- above body will h. held on "wednesday evening,
MAY lCth at ~ o'clock, At MillimAn's hall cor goth
e. and Ith ave. All non-mcmhers are requested TO At
BRAZIL. Sec. 1Ol
OURNEYMEN BLANK BOOK BINDERS
~ Protective Mon: The regular meeting OF tho
above Union will he held at 1867 BOwcry, Friday
evening. May l2th, at O'Clock. P.P. r. MULLINS,
Rec. secretary. 40
THE NEW YORK OPERATIVE PLAST-
erers will hold their regular meeting this Tues.
day evening, May 9th, az their hall Of sd st. and
DOUGHERTY, Rec. Sec. 40
"ORKISGMESS' UNION GRAND Pic Mic
w The Committee OF Arrangements " III meet
this evening At the Gotham, ggs BOwCry. All nHsOci-
stiOns Represented ia the Union are rc,Iuitcp TO
have one delegate present "A. STEPHENS, ChAli-
man. j. PEIRl, sec. lVI
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THE NEW YORK sun.
TUESDAY, MORNING, MAY Q, 1895.


ora pstruns who have changed their residence.
A. nformed ,bs, ,hs earriers Of THs sur are pre-
pared ~ receive orders 70 serve this p.pcs In any
s4.t Of This city, Brooklyn, w.lsmsbutgh, J,r-
., City, Hobobcn, aud tho suburbs. Old sub
rbers who are nov located in new dambciloa
can have Tnr sur sorvod at their houses by notify
ing any q the carriers, OF sending word ~ le'1r
~ Otherwise to tho pu Jlicstion ofice.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A.-Use the best IL VIII Certainly Des-
troy Moths Now Ia the time. Ask for Bowdous
Moth DESTROYING Packet for preserving ClothA Furs,
CaIctS hoboA Blankets, and all WOODEN Goods nom
Moths and all destructive Insects FOR Sale by all
Druggists. Price 81 cts. per packet. 3uT
stop thai scratching and use Wheaton's
Itch Ointment II cures Itch and Salt iheum in
fortyeieht hours and all euptons Of the skin Sold
BY all Drusgists Sl2
Geots' All Wool SuitA S1S; Boys All
Wool Suits 49, at |. V. Brokav'~ 50 Fourth ave,
62 Lafayette Place. 81
wheeler ~ Wilson's Higbesa Premium
Lock-sutch Sewing Machines, and buttonhoe Ma
chine t25 broadway, New York. 81
Prices Greatly Reduced Spring Clothing
in every variety, at r. b. Baldwinh ~ ana IL Bo~ery
The lasest asortuonI and STORE N NE city bstter
styles and priees lesS alo
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TRAVELLING.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAp-ON AND
IL after Monday, MAY s, 1865, tTuns saye 50th q.
station, Albany and Troy, connecting Win North
ern and Western trains at 80 A. M, II NJ 400 dU4
and 1880 L. M Sleeping cars attached 70 ~ thS
70 buffalo and Suspension Bridge, via Troy withoa'
change Of cars. sunday traia 81 o-W r. ~ 4;
T0CCEY, AsL 6upL s~A
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COAL.

GOAL AT ~ IA FIRST RATE PINK
Ssnd White Ash tRg for bakers aud saloons, ut
IS 70 stove size ~ nut ~ rs. At " and "a Man
gin IT. bat Rivinston aud Delaney. $50
GOAL - FOB DAlS-WHILE DIS
~ chargng; hTst rate locust mountain coal for sale
at Ss per ton. Apply Al 37S Pearl st. 40
COAI-COAI,-COA BEST RED
Sand white ah, stove and egg, 81 u; arge nut IS.
For IedlaTs and carmen cu cheaper, at 33l and 3SJ
Riyington st, by ADAM BROWN. 1928
WOOD YARD, md AVE, BETW. 35TH
w and 18th st-.-lhe very best qualities OF Viz
gina and other Pine, OAK and Hickory wood at the
lo~ market price, By the load cord, y cord 10
q load, and delivered free OF charge ROWLAND &
Co 81
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DENTISTRY.

A SET OF TEETH ON SILVER OR RUB
Ter W to slS on gold, sls TO S2l partial pieces
o9t pain or filled with god other hllingA 50 ca -
~ essh, BY W. D. VLLERS, " BOvsry, opposite ,h
oLd Iheak<s. zoe
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h~s fsrL, hO,sisv, May = G r. k.--Ciold opened
this morning at li3 y and cosed at y. NJ at l5y&-
decline of por cont. The -uppy OF each gold seems
u De abundant. Tho stock market duh and heavy
with no feature Of special interest Governments
were strong aud In more demand. Money easy, and
A-loAnr ranging from TO per cent. Commercial
paper scarce and passing 1T ss7 PER cent. Tor prime
nanies. Foreign exchange wis very dull, the leading
drawers asking ION firmly for 6Odays sterling. The
following is the comparative statement, for this week.
OF the condition OF the Banks Of New York City;
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CONSUMPTION.

c,cpEScK,s PULNONfC SYRUP
= at,Jt NCK,s sEANEED TONIC
sCUENCk's MANDRAKE PILLS
DR.. sCHENCK
Can be found professionals at his rooms No
Bond 1t, ever TIesday. from until ocioct No
vice free For thorough eisininatl9n OF the tnss
with bis Revpirumeter his eharyc 10 %
The Doctors medicine can be obtaired Al al uules
At his Office, 81 BOND STREET. lL'
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EDWARD PFTTISGER, ACCT'R-ATH
- sale at public auction. Of uncllimcd proparty, a
Police lieadquaree, B." Mllherry st. 1uesday, 9th
day u May, at 10 o'clock a. ".
Miscellaneous articles iron, cotton. WOOL, suEArs
seear-, a.. Men and womons soaring spptfe, dry
goods uatchcs, ieuelry, guns, pistols hGrdv are
boots and shoes. &c 80
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Personal NOTICES.
SEWING MACHINES.

GROVER & BAKERS FIRST PREMIUM
~ Elastic stitch and Lock stitch sowing Machines,
400 broadway, New York, and 75 h uton st. Brook-
Bu. 1913
NEW AND SECOND HAND SEWING
4NMachines iorsale and 70 rent. 2nd hand machines
OF various makes tor sale low. V. w. WlCkES, Jr.
40 broadway, and AL Broome street. 40
SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE AND TO
- rent; all INST class machines, new and ~ hand
cheap for cash, or part payment: Machines bought,
repaired and improved, at 355 Broadway, up stair
n Bold machines taken in exchange S29
THE ORIGINAL SEWING MACHINES
L iol sale at 62g Broadway, Invented and made by
ELIAS HOWE Jr, a36
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-KFRY CHINA

n and s,Ass. d. =. EICkE- Auotloucer. 1uesdNyi
Nav gth, at 10 O'Clock at 2el Pearl a. b. JOSEPH
III NJ In lots TO suit dealers ~
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SIoLEN-TEAM OF HORSES And TOP

- buggie anu na no.s on SUNDAY, ith May. ono
horse l. -Orrel long tail, holos back, Ia hands high
hcs In the stable: the other one q brown horse lax
hands, Lushy nane AMI long tail, both q little nca
eprinr: shiIune 'op sAou, No. 2l5 painted ON tina
scat painted bAcs viIh yellow STRIFE yArulshol neck
yosc the harness has letter II on ornaments SIC
reward Tor the thief and property. II, Is. WITTY,
No ~ Nrvins It. lirookb IN. l3l
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21O REwARD-DoG LOST, SUNDAY
SlOmopins, from l64 lafayette ave, Brooklyn-
n large black and white dog name III hair long and
curly; head. ears, part Of tail side blnrk bfeat
lels end " tail, and side, white hair long 90
ears, legs and tlI Whoever returns him viii lst
he above. Any Information thankfully received III
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A UCTION SALE OF CROCKERY, &C.
W anti dealers on Tuesday NAV " at 10 O'Clock at Is
Barclay st all kinds lest and seconds white gtanits
and common uAe glass, &c, &c. Sale potitive io'
cash. and reserve. 20