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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-12
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ADAMs-In stanford Conn Friday May H. 1886 Gen Sands
BERTiSE-on Frdsy May IL Robins Berthe In the 7ih Of
Notice Of funeral hereafter
BURSsOn Thursday the 10th inst hope Of blessed iamo
aiy M Jane, widow Of VIM Burns aged 50 years months
The friend. Of tn. ty repeatedly ay,Ss to IT.
ST. on sunday inst o'clock without further invita-
ton.
II C. and 5. C. Barring. in his 9th year
COMBs-on Thursday May TO- after short and severe hn'"
The The family respectfully invited to At
a sa ssy .snoon Nay H. at Without
DAVIDSON Tuesday 9Th inst, John Davies aged 90 years.
Johns Church cor Warrington and JohnsOn Brooklyn at
The friends Of ne n ". the member. %%Ss Of b. Sd
Lodge y o. Of r. aud Of the Order generally ale 10
spectfuly invited to attend
l. O. Of o. fat a special meeting Of the r w O. Lodge Of
sootsn YORK he'd Thursday May TO- 1906 the following
Rsorea That Ibis Grand Lodge the fner,of ate
olrh s, m ,hs member. viii sppear br.
Of mourning on the len arm e1 on IN o. P s''
The Grand Lodge the 0nd fnesmpmen, Of Southern New
& % unite will Them IN paying this last tribute Of e.pes 90 the
ago "a a ,ny Td 4shs fHss%S@s Of Sssn
Se o. @ VITA the officers and members Of suOOdnale' their
an Invitation be extended the officers and meHbe" Of
tn, Grand Lods ,5s In general are invited
That extend ~ Invitation to syss TO mite with Us
% ar.a with the above resolutions the following orders are
The ~ Grand Lodge will meet at their Lodge hoon' oua
Fellows Hall on SUNDAY, May 49, at " eosh Il po. an
Subordinate will meet at their respective 0'' 00' VI
Sunday at - O'Clock. - ALL, -, ,ho D,,,,i.,
aud have the od,e under supervision 20 meet a. some oeA
point which he shall at l2l o'clock i.t- .,
The ID. d. q NJ viii report the Grand Ma'shn ,n
tine vs Of his District o. Y. Hal, where the nno VI P'
viii BE- formed. Throu,h
TIE line marcel will be taken O'Clock IS ihIoush
Grand Broadway down Broadway 20 fulOns 70
across Brooklyn through Fulton It to SANDS 81
70 Washington through Warrington 20 Johnontt 20 .ts
Church where religions will take place nen 80.
Church 60 Greenwood Cemetery where the innrta
Order viii take place. By Older, JAMES =, ~ xs.,
O ofO. F-The member, Of COVENANT LODGE No % WI
meet Ct Rooms SUNDAY May - at u o'clock i.I e -
po.e attending the fInera of late Worthy GRAND as''
Davies. Members o the Order viii appear 10 white soFs ~
order, ubo l. MlLLhh ~ '" f'
MERCANTILE LODGE. No. a. J. O. OF o. FThs memnsrs o,
hereby requested 10 meet al the Lodge ROOM w.
Rrosdwsv on SUNDAY l3h inst at II O'clock for the ppos
uniting with Grand Lodge 70 attend the funeral Of uf i.
Master John J. Davies "h n nam ~
ARK LODGE No a. O. Of o FThe members Of ihi, L9dSe
arr reooeed 10 me- their Room Odd Fellows Hall on SUI
DAY 18Th inst, Fl for the purpose q attending tue
'ahe''' o. 0a' 'A' o''"' "''''' s K RENoDE, N. O.
/. L. RESELL Secretary.
UNITED STATES LODGE. No 2ss J. o efo F-heqhets are
Room So NDAi 18th inst a. " oeIo
noon attend the flasTa Of e late John Dsyes III !" "n'
M6ste Southern Newfofk- SA'i A. MLLDNlh v "
JoHs HALBkAITH. L. D.
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The member. Of NATIONAL LopGE So 90 / o. 90 F. az
3 9s o . Sas q O. lf ad s SSSs.
Of nitas with h,a w Grsad Odyen paying the last tribute
Jons R. THOnPsoS s~crsary JANIS !. SMITH, NJ q.
The members Of SYLVAN GROVE LODGE NJ 27s F. and A
i m nd SVSDky Nay q iaS !. s %ls.
Irroi ely, purpose Of attending Lodge ar invited
% ate pn' JOIN " Davies D %ssIE Il cHuR
hereby q to sPp on 1G sGSDiY ay IS 1885, Dos
''' '''' ~ W. . u" ''4D ' GEoHGE quick N O.
sAsrEL MACK Recording Secretary.
DoMINicKsadIenly on Frdny evening May II 1896 the req,
dsaee Of hi. father, h city James William Domnk H In the
Notice ofthe funeral hereafter -.
DoEALbsoNon Friday the nth is.t 9ti Catherine Donaldson
Her friends. and those q her sons IN law william Levi. and
Henry slipper are respectfully invites TO sena Ins iunsa
noon. at {. Oeloci wiihoa, further notice.
EDGELLM Andoyer Mass Therday May TO- Nr, Harre, A.
xd s 81 IL Rev. J. d A h''' and daughter Of the late John
McoYILon Friday msnlos May H. in this city. Jennie, only
The fesve, ard hcuda Of the family invited to send her
saady ae4 ~ A. ''"
sExsENon Friday May H. William NcI'en, in the OILS, of
The funeral will take place Monday afternoon toelOet from
Tive. and friends and those ii. .on. William " and John
Eensen, invited to siend.
NoDYSEM weheld NJ the llh inst, Caroline S. wife Of
The win 6s Monday
Central Railroad, foot Of Liberty st, n. II.
ROBB-On THURSDAY morning 10Th inst Annie Mcbride daughter
Of Joseph w. ad Julia Robb aged II months and Is
dave.
Tie relatives and friend. Of the family are respectfully invited to
tend the funeral from the house Of Jas Psrsees CaItart
Caemon n j. on Saturday afternoon at 4oclock Monticello
for South Bergen leave the ferry jersey City ten
minutes or dummy" each hour within short distance
Of the house
At meeting Of the SOCIETY Of DENTAL SURGEONS Of the
City Of New York held their No 81 Cooper Union,
edne-dsy Oh the Committee reported the
death OF d. c. AMBER NJ D. Dens by drowning the h OF
April Flord the following resolutions
Rs.oed That Society affection h many virtues
and appreciation OF the bright example Of departed friend and
brother by placing record these expressions OF our bereavement
and Tor his departed worth
RSsoed That our ympahis. true and heartfelt hereby
derrd relative. friends the decsad ia this esd and in
scrutabe dispensa.ion T. H. BURRAS.
JOHN ALLEN, {Commii,ee.
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ITALIAN OPERA-AcADEMY o

ITALIAN OPERA-ACADHNY OI MUSIC.
Last evening Mr.. Gran's opera company performed
RacpT Grand tragic opera o. Safo to audience which
should have been much larger towecome back again so admir-
able an artist and popular Nine Marietta Gazzanga
used to BE- Bu, NewYork orgets fsyories preferences
lasting oay so long the artists present and are renewed
Vry erudggy Cd their return after absence OF any length
The opera Of sao the very passionate and
dramatic music IT, general Characteristic Is that Of super
hcisy The orchesraton very brilliant containing many
new aud pleasing figures but its tendency II 70 too much
noise; but undenaby skial aud by means deficient
In coOsthc finale the second act being in par heula in
passioued ard powerful in effect and dramatic force.
The appearance Of Gazanga The signal ioT barst OF
nppasr which hearty, unanimous and long continued
sbs looks As wei as when we last her years ago.
Her voice az fresh sympathetic and ard
more cunred while si retains its power intact GGzzs
nc greatly improved IN style Before she rough and
impu,ye capable Of making strong and striking effects he
sectfic mower always excusne heT sborcomng IN finish
Bat now while she has lost none Of her grand pas.
soaate inpulse che exhibits tie style and husI
ola true and accomplished artist She eonee'es TIE en@
ac,er Of sao graudy poeeeny, with yet the deph o.
womany nature Both her acting and her Singing were
worthy The highest praise and commanded ihat ies' o.
merit the involuntary outbursis Of admiration Aef cue
Sh Madame Poini was ehate and beautiful DIT OF sing
ug have heard the operate stage for many months
Both lales sang with exquisite grace and finish and VII"
tAa unity Of spirit aud purpose which SO rarely met
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Exhibition by Pupils Of the Hind Asy'"ni'

The anniversary exhibition OF the pupils OF inc
NevYork In.,uton for the Blind took place at Irving Hall
last evening The hall filed to its utmost capacity many
more being present than could be accommodated with
sssts Tbe exercises consisted OF music both vocal and IN
trpmenta by the pupils aud recitation IN natural philosophy
geography and mental arithmetic with reading by means OF
raised print The rceitaons dsp9yeda o.
in me various branches exhibited hghy crediane 70 lhe
paenee and intelligence Of both teachers anu pa some
~ fe exercises m mental arithmetic were reiy WohaIn
evncnp A power Of concentration oil thought qu'cknesa
clearuess ana accuracy almost marvellous. If, ALT,
The reading by raised print proved tne "ohu'
~ toucb which NAV acquired when thai sense nds
49,. II Tie mu8c-sOngs. chOilsca auu eN.O
concerted uieoesvas yerv good and was genera
90 oroo ~ twice cncored. In the course OF 'Lo
~ Prne,nal OF the Instaie stated that he Commence nv
perneut of nsrucng the blind in le with cas- % 60
nov Their first anniversary celebrated WIZ iJ
six pnps and one teacher The present exhibitor
1855 pupils and q teachers 10 tie three departments VI
tufe music and mechanics. ...a ,o.r.,,a
They proposed render these unfortunate persons Nv
Of acquiring comfortable and respectable suoslsen -!
their labor teachers, musicians oI,On ,,S ~
ketnakers other employment for which tney snoJ
themselves All which asked OF the punhc , VIZ rn
when these persons had fitted themselves to earn then
living they shOud give them employment ana pay iheh az
wages cordial invitation also extendea 10 any va"
fell ali interest the 10 visit the Institute On an
"wednesday where they would always be welcome ING eH
ercse- closed with patriotic from tie pupils tue
euce having evidently been most interested and gfaheo
throughout
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CRIME PUNISHED.
Court OF General aes.;ou.

Sentences were very prolific in the Court Of Cen
eral Sessions yesterday The following composes suunar
Of .5e entire proceedings
james brennan was caught displaying his de1terty the
person james Elliott by trying 70 relieve his vest pocket o.
gold watch Of the value Of 500 He pleaded guilty OF grand
larceny said he belonged b. the pedder trade Pounding
the State Prison will be bis occupation for the next
four years.
calling o. engraver wood to abstract costly watch
IRON ae lob poc of William Ebert and committed the the
in such bungng uia..ner as 10 be caught He pleaded
guilty larceny from the pSrson aud sentenced to the
Anrustof Never ran awav with over So 0o worth ewclry
and the property Of C. G. Fernandez but failed 10 hide
it from the eyes Of Officer Barber The prisoners quit
was TOO evident ana he pleaded guilty OF grand larceny and
Thomas COrbtt and Daniel Mccormick charged with
taking advantage of the noxcaion of Thomas Mckee and
taking away his silver watch. Corbtt tried aid
victed Of grand larceny aud was sentenced TO five years i'm
prionmen in the State Prison. The other prisoner was dis
charged By the Court.
James Wilson William Brown and Thomas McDonough.
formed forcing entrance the premises Of julius
meerschaum pipes valued $3.50 Their burgarious popen
sites have consigned each Of them to the State Prison for i've
year.
William cunnngh.% previously pleading guilty Of an at
out Of the clothing mandatory OF VIM T. Wood sen
fenced 10 the State Prison for two years and SIX months
Edward MoGinR assisting in the above offence tried
aud found guilty. IL don't do anything very in
definite occupation aud the Court thought he had better 20
TO the State Prison for five years.
Samuel Gleason who numbers the third party indicted Tor
the same crime, has not been arrested
Joseph MATS IT, aud Charles Heand jointly charged
going the tailor shop Of Morris osenbsum and tax
ing away s2G worth of his clothing They pleaded guilty Of
attempt burglary in the third degree and were remand
cd for sentence.
Nee Carr srraigned for eHtcing by her youthful np
pearance John c. Murray Of Carmnes into her house and
room Greere-st and helping herself to $40 Of his money
She pleaded guilty and sentenced to the Peutentinr Tor
year
Donolue pleaded guilty of attempt at burglary in
the third degree going into the cockefy store OF Johh
bergman and going away with 80 glass chmneyS feheu
tiary
William Patrick sentenced to che State Prison for two
years stealing s3 In properly from Isaac an desilne
following persons who have previously been convicted
by plea brought the bar and sentenced yesterday
Nancy attempt grand larceny State Prison years
John Phelps attempt at grand larceny. Ponienary one
year. -
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rayk.s.-Pfgorted Jy Telegrapl.

rcre9 Glow 67c; Mixed No csc; Mixed without Ger.
and Whisky nominal Pork s3 Lard 22s. Canal Freighis
TO New lork-Corn, lie; Wheat DC 10 Albany
~ 90 nush Corn To- 39s bush Canal Expos-Flour 27s
bb, Wheat S. 700 bush; Corn 6sO2 busbi Oats ~ 4OO
CHICAGO May ll.-Four dull Wheat unsettled and rregu.
lar; No declined ease; No. declined aloe; sales Of
No l. az Il 6sGsl a. closing at g. 6sGs 6si No ranged
from g. is TO 90 Corn declined &C. closing steady al 81 &C.
for No l. Oats dun and declined le. sales at 81 SIC
foF No !. Highwines inactive. Mess Pork advanced oe
closing firm Freghs firm but quiet lCc on corn TO But
falo Receipts-3 OoC bbls -four 900 BUSH wheat e.
bush 81 Geo bush. oats shipment 800 bbls Hour
5000 bush wheat 81 0O0 bush. 5000 bush oats
CINCINNATI May ll.--ElOur and wheat nominal WHISKY
dull e. % in bond and q 20 duty paid fr9Vsions acN
and large business done; Mess Pork so Lard dri ant
Mmwtrkrs. May ii-Four dull and tending downward.
Wheat Grm 81 70 for No. Corn quiet at 90 for No
Oats firm at SIC. FreightslOe Corn to Buffalo Re
cepts--l 700 bbs. Flour $1,000 bush Wheat Shipments
O.YrsO MAY ll.-F.our unsettled, with good demand
saes bbs. al SlOQ $40 30 for No Spring 81 JGSl2 %
for Red Winter s3 20 for white ga 80 FOR double extra
Whelt scarce ana auiet sales bushels No. Milwaukee
Cb = III; 1000 bushels No Red Indiana 81 o. and ZOO
bushels New Amber Michigan e a. Corn nne9angea sae
Imports 900 bushels oats TO- 40 bushels peas EIpof ~
bis g- bushels wheat 1900 bushels corn 5SOO bush
Il. Tor 20. Nav iI~Four quiet Wheat inactive 4q9c
lower sales New Amber Michigan 20 Oa no, hca
kee Cgb g. or Corn inactive and &c better saes az %
&c for No Mixed 81 S5c fof No = snu os Nn I TO eve
yellow Oats Gall and &c. lower; sales al NC JOE no LAKE
fleighis dull; 75c for Com 70 OsWego . cs,zs- t..
pm ADylPHlA May 1l-Petroe1m trm al 20 GS'c ioI
Crude 42aa2jc Refined 10 bond and y at<e i4 elned
Go nm am Wcseru Extra, SlOG al So Wheat hrm
God trs rrie RED al g 55as2 20; White at & eOds5
GonYeliow s5s ProsSns 6BSat s 81 N'''
81 Louis MAY 10-Cotton dull AZ Jlc four iru az -
s foF Double Extra and G = for Cso9 ne9 er g oes
Prime and e. 7ja for Choice Cotton hrmeri shes III
Clear sides held gc al the CLOSE Mess foik Leu al F'V y
Qs3l WHISKY advanced 70 e. ~
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FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.
Fiunnciai-Grent Crop.-General Affairs

SAN FRANCISCO Thursday. May 10 1900.
The steamer Constitution sailed to-day Tor fanaina'
with s3ys ils in treasure of which s5ooiO are lot new"
York. e-.-.
There was sold yesterday $4,000 ID of sugar refining
grade at &c. , ii, xooa
Reports indicate that the crop Of cereals VIII e1ceeu
that of any former year. Al,
The contract giving the sole agency Of the New Alma
den New India and Lake quicksilver mines to one hm
has caused an advance in the price OF quicksilver 10 DOC
for export, and 75c. for local consumption.
Mnnr Stocks-Crown Point 1850; Belcher 327 Ophir $780,
Yellow Jacket, III; ChOla 2i Savage LOlOi ANPeria
-. =. =. 80.
SAN FRANCISCO. Friday, May II. 1856.
The steamer Oregon from Victoria, arrived, bringing
si23Jj H. treasure. 400
Mining shares are advancing slightly. Ophir, $3.50;
Imptral. sl3G Belcher, sl7; Yellow Jacket, 500
Hal AID NOcross, $780, Choar 1850. Legal tenders ~
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MARBLE ID.

,. city Thuiay MAY 10 by the Rev
Mr. urke Harrison T. Cavity TO l. Louise daughter Of Lew"
Il. Brown
FAcHAM-WATKIYs-B the Rev seymour 4 Baker, on The
residence Of the Rev T. r Nid.
John H. M-scham. City Mssionhry TO Mis- Lna D
Watkins Of McCinwvile. y. \.
NTWORTH-WARNFR-At Sockbndse, Mast, on ThursdAy.
MAY the Rev A. H. kgseson, Dr. alter ~ Nent"oith OF
Lee Matilda eldest gheT Of Marshall anef esq oi
the former place
wRIGHT-BLACKLER-on Thursday May 10 at the church OF
Messiah by the Rev H. W Bellows theodore Nh-ht o
Mary o. oldest daughter Of Ward H. Bsckef Of
city
Philadelphia paper, will peiss copy.
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From Ncw.Orienns-Dr. OWNS Release Doubt
fui-BrenIting OF the Crevasses.
HEw-ORLEAss, Friday, May II,

Ew-ORLEASs Friday. May II, 1866
The release Of Dr. Gwin is doubtful He hesitaes to
take The OATH and says he never intended to violate hs
allegiance
Thc people ore very indignant al the breaking of the
crcvs.seS The Mississippi is flowing through them III
Goods
Cotton sitter; sales $500 bales; Low Middlng ease
receipts 25 bales weeks receipts 1929 bales against 10
bales week; weeks exports e,266 bales: stock l45t9
bales Gold, 49, Sterling exchange l4l. New York ex.
change premium. Freght to York nominal al - per
hal.. U LlveipOOL 9.l6a ID.
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THE MEMPHIS RIOTS.
THE SCHOOL-HOUSES TO Be REBUILT,
TELEGRAM FROM GEN. FISKE.

Con Howard yesterday received the following dispatch
from Gea. Clinton b. Fiske the bead oil Tue freedmen
Bureau in Tennessee:
MEMPHIS. Wednesday May . 1906
Sa5r Gs- HOWARD. in Of the Rsv JOHN WHPE Secrs
t1ry. No. 81 John ST.. Np- YORK.;
The school houses will be rebait and the schools all open
again ten days shall remain here until the waste places
are restored CLINTON b. FIsKE Breyet MajorGen-
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Meetings To-TortSv.

The following meetings are aqnouncediortn,hVilvn
Ncs York Ioprq Msgs Cris'iah h'sre'rifor -Sfrn ~
The rev. stephen H. Tying IT, Aiadisonays Pfesof's'""
Church. Z 80 y. m.
Bast sundays UaionSixth anniversary ia ne Mar.
ineTs Baptist Church, Oyer-st at - Addresses by
the Reg. Thomas Armitagc d. H.. sll Others
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Albany Cattle Market.

ALBANY May 1.-THE cattle market opened doll with
roevl downward tendency owing the decline IN
the market last Monday; but the demand to-day
active for New York and the Eastern markets aud
prices nearly the ruling rates OF last week Tact not
much appreciated by the Western sellers however as they
Central Railroad has brought in since Monday $500 Beeve
and Of these upward Of 900 have changed hands at y nc
for light common Illinois tdsc for ordinary TO fair; q a
sc Tor good extra and l0c for the choicest extra me a1o
heavy Ohio Sheep down 66lc for clipped and 39sc
for light coarse and heavy fine wooded Receipts $500 sales
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The Case Of Henry G. Wheeler.

BOSTON, Friday. May IT, le65
IT. the Supreme Court this afternoon the bail OF Henry
g. Wheeler the alleged absconding agent OF the Atehson
and Pixies Peak Railroad and Telegraph Company, was
reduced from 800 900 100000 and the defendant or
hcred 70 be discharged from custody furnishing Sc
rares in that amount by deposting 100 Of the bonds
In dispute with the Clerk Of the Court.
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Special Notices.

For your sakes. ladies, buy nothing plrpons to be
MIGHT BLOOMING CEREUs" not upon the bot,
blown the gas, the Of the only manufacturer thu,
"PHALoN son Perunes New York" Nothing in art in
nature sufp gu,sbs Sold by all druggists
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FIRES.
At Rostou-I,oss $4,000.

BosToS Friday May H. 1866.
fire took place this morning on the wharves IN the
reir of No I04 Federal-s which destroyed property 10
A.. ams Mt of $4,000 Among the principal losers are
Franklin snow & Co., fish dealers Jesse Iirrell Il CO..
and W. III. & S. l.. Emery dealers in coal and wood
and Freeman & Co. Their losses are mostly insured
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From Fortress Monroe Norfolk Election
Shipping NeWs.

FORTRESS MONROE. Thursday May TO- leoo.
Col WIN. Lamb of Fort Fisher nOtorlety has been
elected MAYOR Of Norfolk.
The ship Astrum from Baltimore, passed out Of the
Capcs to-day.
Mcliher rainy; wind y. L.
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The i2Jih Coiored Regiment route TO New
Mexico,
ToPEKA Kan. Thursday. J

ToPEKA Kan. Thursday, May 10 ls65.
The l2Jth Colored Regiment, Col Duncan, pssed
through here to-day en- route to Fort Union Mexico,
accompanied by train of rs wagons Many Of the
officers have their families with them.
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Bounty Equalization in Massachusctts.

TOsIJN FTlIaV,
The bill 10 equaze the bountes Of the Massachusetts
soldiers which passed the House of Representatives last
yeeh by majority of % votes, refused third read
Ing the Senate, to-day, by vote OF 10 Yeas against q
Nav.
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Snow Flakes Snow Flakes.
| sNowtLAKts SNOW FLAKES
SNOW FLAKES SNOW FLAKES
| INTRODUCED BY GENIN No SIS BROADWAY.
INTRODUCED BY GENIN. 60 sI3 BROADWAY
INTRODUCED BY GENIN, No 5l3 BROADWAY
MANUFACTURED UNDER A NEW PATENT.
MANUFACTURED UNDER NEW PATENT
MANUFACTURED UNDER A NEW PATENT.
CANNOT BE INITIATED.
CANNOT BE INITIATED
CANNOT BE INITIATED.
BEAUTIFUL AS IT'S CLoUD-BoRN NAMEsAKE.
BEAUTIFUL AS ITS cLoUD-BoRN NAMEsAKE.
BEAUTIFUL AS IT'S CLoUD-BoRN NAMEsAKE
THE HAT OF THE SEASON.
THE HAT OF THE SEASON
THE HAT OF THE SEASON.
FOR LADIES AND MISSES
FOR LADIES AND MISSES
FOR LADIES AND MISSES
PRICE UNFRAMED, ONLY 81
PRICE UNTRIMMED, ONLY e.
PRICE. UNFRAMED. ONLY o.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED
THE TRADE SUPPLIED.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED.
se.c. ..r,r and no Is. pur. tint, the .nawa,tss
which suggested IL. name the SNOW FLAKE HAT for .ds. and
children
Price. undmmed, o..
fs.they crystals that plume thu Winter sir are the
sYowFLAKEs at GESIN's. No 81, Broadway They are the
that sasei the hsads etysans sa'' and children
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Mercantile Library Association,
CLINTON HALL, AsION PLACE.
MFMBERY REGULAR NOMINATIONS 1867. :.
For President
AARON {. ALLEN,
For VicePresdsn'.
A. JUDSON STONE,
With Evans, Gardner 1 Co.
Dor Corresponding Secretary
With McGru.h Hunt.
For Recording Secretary,
GEORGE Is. EMORY
With Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
For Treasurer.
SAMUEL b. LYON,
For Directors,
CHARLES H. PATRICK
SEYMOUR A. BUHCE,
With Ciizens' Savings Bank.
WILLIAM l.. BAILEY 80
With George Paen Co.
EP horton
With L. 5. Internal Revenue.
GEORGE T. ARNouX v,,c
JOHN NJ COULTER,
with A. T. Stewart Go.
ELECTION TUESDAY, 18th inst.
Polls open from m. until p " -. -. =,
meeting Of Merchants CLERKS held at tuf no 90 nioeu
the above nominations Tor oce o 'e ehsu
ing yearw were unanimously adopted.
invited meet a. our Headqlne' no
76s Broadway. every evening until the election.
Life Insurance and Policies procured in the most
favorable
Rents Leases and Good win Of Leases insured
TEMPLE HOADLEY, No. ." WsE't' n. T.
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The Tribune Enlarged.

THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER rs rHs
WORLD.
ENLARGEMENT oF THE DAILY, sEMI-wEEKLY AND wEEELY
TRIBUNE.
Notwithstanding the fact that the size of THs IRB
UsE mas been increased than quarter the price viii
remain the same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-12
Thr Cholera.

QUARANTINE REPORT FOR YESTERDAY
The following is the report of DIR. d. H. Bssel Deputy
Heath officer charge OF hospitashp Falcon at the Lower
Quarantine for Friday May IL:
one received. Mary welsh.
In Hospital last return ....-..--..--.----f ~
Add the above new case.---....----....-.
Total in Hospital. ..... ................O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-12

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tin.nt via Falmouth aud Hayre per steamer AhAuo LOT
Ireland via Queenstown Der steamer ErNA and oi the German
states Hamburg per BOl sslA wi close Al TINS
Oa, AT 10 A. m and uptown Offices a. follows Station.
A and b. Stations and u, 7i9 M stations and
=, 7.J) III Station o. 1898 o JAhho Mill II. "a
nriposa Company.-Iiode Of old Bond, OF ts company
Bonds notified that the
new Mortgage Coupon Certificates are ready Tor delivery
Al III. Oee Of Company No - .t New ioFk CITY Par.
tes wi. please avpY between tbs houu es Il and sS'Sb