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BAiL-On Sunday, June %, WILLIAM w., son OF DR.
BAH aged Is years Of consumption. contracted in
the funeral will be held this Tuesday, afternoon. al
O'Clock al hts late residence - West Eleventh street
His classmates and members Of the Chi Pei fraternity
are particularly invited without further notice
rs an,v san az nw,s h una no
late Julia " Buckley. aged years and mouths
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral from the residence his grand
father, J. B. Waterman, this Tuesday afternoon. at
half-past two O'Clock
CIiRK.-In this city, on Sunday, June %. PmLrr
CLARK, native Of the parish Of Knicare county Cavan
ireland, aged IL years.
Funeral viii ,ase place this TUESDAY, afternoon at
o'clock from the City Hospital Friends and relatives
and those Of his brothernl Michael Flood are re-.
specially invited TO attend.
CLARK.-On Sunday, June %, WILLIAM ALBERT, son Of
John " and Mary J. Clark, aged year and months.
Relatives and friends invited 20 attend the funeral
this Tuesday, afternoon a. O'Clock from the
Of his parents sos West Nineteenth street, Eighth
avenue.
CaRoLis On Monday, June "a Ross CARotrs a
native OF Caledon, county Tyrone, Ireland, aged rs
Her friends and scauantances are invited 10 attend
the funeral, on "Wednesday afternoon two o'clock,
from her late residence, 81 wilstt street.
CRooKnR-In Brooklyn, on Sunday, June %, ALICE r.,
vile Of samuel Croker, aged 81 year, and month";
The friends Of the family. and also Of her law
"a + valesu and james o Johnston, respectfully
Dr. Blanchard o hss f " from the church Of Rev
brookyn, this Tuesday afternoon ma ,,ro ,aocr r
Bath mel papers please copy NoA'
DAWpsoS-At Panama, Friday June IA Of vsi,ov
iever hosRr Miller DAvrpsor, late niv... mate, "a
lieutenant Of One Hundred and Fftysixth Reg,rus,,
New York Volunteers
Dovcumrr.-At PORT Richmond, g l.. on Monday
morning. June "a krs AVN DouauxRry In the roth
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this Tuesday, afternoon M half pees
on O'CLOCK, nom her Isss rssidsncs, Povs Richmond
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.
EsrER-Brss.- Monday, June ~, by Rev. Thomas
Dewitt EDWARD EsrsRt Of katanzas Cube, 70 MARY J..
BUsB, Of this city.
GIIEs-LoRD In Brooklyn, on Monday, June a. by
Row. n. n Olmstsd, eAnukL j. GnR 70 xAay 4. LORD
both Of brooklyn
GRiyrIS-ASDRKws On Wednesday, juno 10, by the
Rev. DR.. Thompson, nj the residence Of the brides
father Ira J. GRIFFIN, Of Sing Sing, to Miss JENNIE
youngoss daughter Of Thomas Andrews, ESQ, Of this
city
AAxnERnoueH- MoNHRInKR Sunday. June % a.
the residence OF T. Bier Esq., by abe Rev. DR. Enhorn
EDWARD HAnnHRsIouGH 70 SoPmA hoSBEinxs, both Of
this city.
Cincinnati Commercial and Springfield lnl) Journal
please copy.
MnLs-HKMy-In Brooklyn, on Monday, June a. a
the residence OF the BRIDES mother, by the Rev Mr.
Charles N. Homer, WnLiAn b. wnn, Of Boston, TO
sARAB, only daughter Of the late James Henry. No
oarda
wmrnoRs-0ouIpKS I'm Farmington, on Thursday,
June 20, the Congregational church. BY the Rev. Mr.
Payne, FRASKsIS 6. WHmnoRz Of New York city, to
HATTIE T., Daughter Of the late William Goulden Of Fair
Connscsicu, papers please copy; also New York state
pAporA
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for the express purpose Of participating Ia and witnessing
the dedication OF this temple to-day 70 Masonry,
and, and .. far - ! could ls. y b much Or
sanction have shown no restraint for have felt
none, and In this ~ IN most things In which have
participated have first satisfied ny conscience that
right and that being 90, have len consequences to
tsSa care Of Themselves And now this great termna-
ion oes-s reached We must rejoice In the triumph Of
she living the indcsructbe principles which have per-
sn6sd the fraternity from It's advent TIL the present
a. ~. did not rise, my brothers, for the purpose
n 1 have ! do this however, by way Of epi-
psred 70 some perhaps, Who would not be pre-
ssns,aI sS,rha. am not ioquacious ] not
g.. IT, an,ne However, very garrulous or ioqua.
aus me little Of iasang have done has been more
peeS y, 2. necessity than Of choice. but when COM
buss IL has been-when @..n hsa nau'enSs OF .n
ny cNntry, when the great The human family
gore BY when the very existence OF my governns "a
nv cos.ry was impered believe that the great
pInc lle Masonry are synonymous with the great
prncipes VI stee government and my brothers will
@ , ny puc.s career from my advent in political
in III voc preset time think they viii ind ,ha,
10 Massachusetts, am hes s,s,,,s,. sr,.na.ay
apce and pol.lcaly Ia wSrra =.
whether The East the West, or fe ss.,s y. a.
South, when those srcs, principles up. IN:
understand them can Get IN concert and harmony
have never tailed 70 defend the Order though The Fra
have tried and subjected s votsries 70 OF the
sxcrucating character care not whether u ie
religion or politics, both combined, IN the
pursuit and in support Of . correcs principle
l have never hesltated 70 cypress my view1 !
hve for principle. am devoted 70 principle and take
fresh courage from The demonstrations which have been
made to-day BY the people OF the good city Of Boston and
Of the state Of Massachusetts, 1 thank you for that
~ %aoass.son o. Telling and an out,
cured in the United States elsewhere In conclusion
you sos d Though ] an ss' prsssy ZEN ssssnssd ].
life, 1 hope J may be spared for some time
longer and ds ASSURE you thai We rensn-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A - - =
HorF's MALT EXTRACT has been used in many ho.pi-
ton D. c. Perkins institution and Massachusetts syiaSa
has always va and Dys
pepcs and to affected with diseases Of the Chest
Lungs and Bowels.
A PRIZES CAsHED IN ALL LOCALIZED LoT$
"A. teres Information given p GAGE. Broker,
o5l Broadway. Private entrance In Amity streeA
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY oBrATNED IN NEW
No publicity charge n divorce obtained. ADVICE Free
NJ HowEs, Attorney, 70 Nassau street
A BsoLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED WITHOUT AMI
N publicity, from the courts OF this and other States
also Commissioner Of Deeds for state advice frss
and confidential ~ !. KING, Counsellor ~ Law,
A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY
xssruckr. xxIHA--cLA~ s07 JuEs a.
70 80 ~ 81 = = $50, So 9 ! rlsT
o. u ~ n at IL < : E B I CO., g. xss.s.r
IS 81 s q, 81. IL "a, s5 10, Is o, 81 .
xESrucKy srArx-cLAss so Jurs ~ 1867
- o. y y e. n / n so Il e ! CO. a.....
For circulars OF Kentucky State Lotteries addrcss NUE.
RAY EDDY co, Coyington: Ky -
Prizes cashed and information given by addressing q
RICHMOND. No tCortiHndt street.
A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE eEeRqIA
sso - srAzs rsrn !; : se4 yy~, p is
81. 81: is u n. 20 % TO- Nsa
IA - Al, 81 o.: y - a, rs % u
" II baY6 > Co., n a.S as i e = a
MCINTYRE CO., i25 Chatham street. n y
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Mrs. Laura Brooks, Mrs Charles wadsworth Mrs Draks
Mills Mrs. r. g. Adams, Mrs n Sherman Miss A ms,
can niss Maria Moulton, Mrs James Clark
MRS. HAkIOME MATIIFR
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TO TO lions Y AGNEw's ONE PRICE uousp
~ 'vn ahd Murray streets, and there vou will 6nd
vonses sn rour and everything else cheaper ,han
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13
NEW.JERSEY NEWS.

DrpIrlIoN OF THE MARTHA lNSTIIrrE.-lhe
ceremony Of dedicating the Martha Institute oi th'
German Evangelical Church in IIoboken, took place at
ocock Yesterday afternoon In the basement OF the ls
tntin Tho services consisted OF prayer ny thc SeN h
Mohn reading of scriptures, and singing Aa9IeSses ~,
yrr,r delivered in German by Prof Fischer ana III En
gsi i,y the Rev Dr. Berg of NewHrunswick ana r rle
dcdjcnfory prayer delivered by Prof Dr Scnan lhe
attendance was quite large and the services Were o an
interesting nature The building Is constructed Oh p'h
i'm the most substantial manner a. feet on MehaO"st 20
feet on siXthst and four stories IN hight thc upper
story being composed of French roof ana altogether e
rdice presents most imposing appearance Inc hIs1
floor is finished OF for chapel aud Tor saDDaln 'o, %
uurposcs Ohio second floor contains fOur argv cius c
rooms the third floor two large and four slna @ viS
rooms and the upper floor laboratory, library
-four class rooms, and janitors apartments beSuu
large hall and stairways in the center of the pullk
there are four starways two at each end, for % %
eeress The building, together with the gOunu oos
slOOOO The Institute will he open for the recen"Dt
uIm. this Monday morning The course OF lstr ~
viii comprise a Primary and Academic, ana Coles,J
POLYTECHNIC Department In separate classes lol o s
girls The following gentlemen have been Pp Vice
officers of direction president. Dr. Justus AdeDek,
President. Prof. A. j. Schem Secretary f. d. Nsohn
Treasurer ID. W IIutaf; Inspector, the le'' !" '"
| Dr Elder. W III. JOcCkcl
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13
AN INCORRUPTIBLE
JUDGE OF THE PRESENT

When the Question arises how to tx preparation
sick suffering healthy people cannot do In better
manner by taking notice Of the opinion Of science
science incopbe Judge Of the present proeam s the
experience That which she pfononnos her
surely PERISH while that which she oproo or pro
claims be,a only thankfully recognized but also
used aud recommended by the public
HOFFs MALT EXTRACT
THE wELLRNOwN BEVERAGE OF HEALTH,
furnishes ui in ncontes,ible proof Of that fact
twenty years only known to the Prussan people but
when the physicians believed their duty speak H
praise in medical papers eyes all Germany and arwad Of
England Rns and finally those Of the whole Of Europe were
attracted
With unanmy seldom net with physicians Of all theories have de
clarei tina,
IiOFFS MATT EXTRACT
BEVERAGE OF HEALTH
is an excellent tonic HOFFS MALT EXTRACT
strengthening properties highest degree that HofFs
HEALTH BEVERAGE is an e8caeous remedy in cases Of
ENFEEBLED VITAL POWERS INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, &C
and that persons afflicted with
DISEASES or THE CHEST AND LUNGS
viii Gnd only invaluable remedy but also exceedingly
PLEASANT BEVERAGE.
wonder then that the representatives, Of European science,
THE ACADEMY OF MEDICINE or PARIS,
WORLDS FAIR, LONDON
THE DIRECTORS or THE GERMAN HOSPITALS. &C,
all united in ooufcrriug
DIPLOMAS, PRIZE MEDALS
and other honorable Distinctions upon HOFS MALT EXTRACT BEY
ITS INTRODUCTION INTO AMERICA
SEEMS TO BIZ
A MARCH OF TRIUMPH
We refer o the report made to the
NETWORK ACADEMY OF MEDICINE
BY THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY TIE fREsr
DENT OF THAT SCIENTIFIC BODY,
% tbe names published Of
ONE HUNDRED PHYSICIANS
who used themselves prescribed 0FFS MALT EXTRACT The
great tonic
conclude that health preparation approved ~ t
as
HOPFs MALT EXTRACT BEVERAGE
has been merits the attention aud the
CONFIDENCE OF THE PUBLIC
HOFFS MALT EXTRACT DEPOT
No. 5i2 Broadway, Nea-iork.
Orl,rs by mail promptly eIecuted
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13
qIorrlNG.
1ur GnANn MlI.H Al SEMARK Toby

Tie noted quot, ground at Newark Of which Mr.
McLsrcn Is proprietor viii De- opened for the 10
day ggd TIE event BIDS fair 10 De- unusually interesting
from Tie fact that will he occasion of assembage
of the finest players ia e country. Players going out
there from N,NNo may fake tuc Newar morning train
at Newark viii take Ue DeDeNIle hN y fnfs 81 ahy ~
the Broad IT, for Bclrif The Gaines to be played
TO-DAY first of series Of matches OF
secutyCy ~ Newark, Bedford ana a the club grounds
Ia Broadway, corner uf AstOr-piirc.
TIE INTEGSATIONALM LMATtH
The meeting Ia make arrangements for the grand
international quot match To De played a. J0ncss Woods
jane 2st. will be held Friday evening next at No.
74 Broadway This bids fair to be the greatest quoting
match ever played IN TINS cOnutIy.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13

The ,eson we now oit our church is because ground
rent of 600 than pay but we are never
proud Of church because we nave hed up III
M Cheeyer concluded by saying that after this services
ioninr the church and that after the Summer
measures would be taken for the building of - new
| THE SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION.
! TKIBsRlFB TRIBUNE
| MEMPHIS MAY 1.-THE Southern Baptist COnven-
tion met at M IN The Third Church number Of ad-
prayer offered by the Rev Dr. Fuman of South Caro-
lima The Board of Indian Missions reported but little
progress during the past year owing to meagerness Of
funds Six Missionaries only had been kept III The held
The receipts during the year amounted 10 $64O dsbuTse
mCnts $3.50 The resolution appointing day Of general
prayer and fasting IN all the churches South gave rise 70
pfotracted discussion and finally referred. The
proposition appoint an additional Secretary Of the
Board of Foreign Missions committed After debate
the Rev SuOman of South Carolina offered the follow
Bcsoired That it our duty to labor and pray
earnestly for The conversion Of the Jews
Fhis resolution gave rise TO discussion which took the
widest range and consumed the greater part of the morn
finally adopted, ATesolution offered and referred
providing for the rebuilding Of the churches South de
sli0yed during me war ana requesting lhe D9hestc
Mission Board to raise fund for carrying ont TINS end
60 he distributed by gift or loan. On notion voluntary
building Hampton Church. North Virginia. The Com
repoted on the % ndcStedness Of tGe Church to be-
SS'otC which was secured by mortgages, ana
recommended the appointment of a permanent pas
tor, which was made the special order for Monday
morning. An amendmcnt,Nas offered and adopted 10y
tWo-thr0s Vute changing the constitution so ar 10 hou
future Conventions annually and fixing the next session
in the Seventh Baptist Church at Baltimore. on Thurs
day before the second sunday in 1868 The Rev. j. I'm
'ully OF Adnaia rs 10 peHch me m5ll8uI"l scllon'
with the Rev. T. = skinner Of North Carolina as alternate.
The closing prayer offered by the Rev DR. Taylor Of
virginia The convention WIN probably tlt througHh me
coming week. All Protestant pulps in this city VIII be
filed by members Of the Convention tomorrow morning
and evening.
MEMPHIS May 12.-The Baptist Convention ycster-
day adopted resolution making It's sessions annual III
stead of biennial and appointing Baltimore as the place
for the next session. In May, 1868 The Indian mission
has reported that but little made during the
past year A resolution adopted urging the Church
"a pray and labor faithfully for the conversion OF
the Jews.
Phe Episcopal Convention assemblies here next Tues
day; and the General Assembly Of the combined lresby-
teian Church will meet Wednesday next The Miller
ties OF This city yesterday predicted that today would
be the Day Judgment and several merchants III cOSe
quencc closed their and settled Their accounts
during the day preparation for their final doom
EPISCOPAL BISHOP or GEORGIA.
MACON. Ga. May ll-JOm Beckwth OF Ncw-Or-
leans has been elected Bishop Of the Episcopal Church Of
G00rgla.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13
INDEPENDENT.


lst 2d. 81 ith. 9Th eth. 9Th sth 9th
ESSSl,SGGci; 555S1cSGcni i.....S Q . od-'55
Umpire Mr.. Levi, Of the star C!ab.
Scoitfs-Niessrs imvall and llartshogne.
Time of game. hour ana I, minutrs.
Fly Catchcs- Excelsior l5. IluSptndent, a. D..
Out on FCuls-Eycelsi)r,j times !nuep'lo'h' lo uiS'
ur0hTA$T NEEiNG on TIE JUDICiGRY COMMITTEE.
The meeting of the Judiciary Committee 0l me
National Association al the Gotham Cottage on llq',
night. attended by six of the members ana MOI I
quorum being present the business uI which thcy WIt
called together was duly transacted the most uicI sung
portion being that concerning the acton "a thr NutgGl
Club in reinstatiug Thos Dcycyr ~ h- oincp 0t0n ~
their club he having been expelled thcrci6m fof alleged
collision with criminal parties who "sod the Lckin!d
and Mutual match in the Ia of 1905. tapp rars, how"
everhat proof could De obtained n regard 20 Dcveyr
made IN proper form 10 dismissed II 40 other charge
should be brought before the Committee in regard 10 De
yCyrs cadmiSsOn into tie Mutual Club, this Ni end dc
t0n I'm the matter This ard other matters o interest
only 10 clubs ia this state which occupied tie attention
the Committee only shows the necessity o 20 once or
qanziug a State Association. Tho bringing ~ members
Of this from several states 20 take uctou upon
rather inconsistent. The Judiciary Committee q! Tie
National association should be court ~ appeal Tor state
Committees aud t,s v eventually boz the status Of the
judiciary COihnittC2.
TliT ETSOIUTE CITH.
This club opened play for the season oi me Na..l-
lite ground SatUIdp! ana VIII practice regularly ever!
Wednesday and Satufday on these grounds
THE WORLD CICB. '.--
This new Association club 6ltntd on Saturday m
Hobokcn. where they had lively game, and good social
time Of IL at the hotel IN the evening
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13
STEAMSHIP EXCURSION
LABRADOR.

The subscriber proposes TO bis third to Labrador for TOE
purpose skehns On the coast and among Tue eoe's
view the 6oe ocean steamship ZODIAC has been seured& ship wen
kpown for her s,ancb going and weaAery qualities wen " O
her ,pesd Fitted as this k with hne saloon s'aieroom' anu
other conenenc including spacious deck the present opportunity
~ that Ia. never before been ladies' and gentlemen who may
be desrous OF visiting the interesting coast referred TO- Inc Dol" Guns
the uuumerabe eberg the settlements OF the EsqnmAui e
boupdng with Arctic birds with salmon and
sen, great attractions naturalist the sportsman aud TO all
Of the novel the sublime aDd the beautiful The climate oil THIS coast
the most nvgoDg nvads more particularly 10 per
eng from pulmonary complaints The ZODIAC will touch at
various points along the afford unsluaed opportunities "
her observing and customs Of the Esamau
as well enjoying fishing and bunting for which these regions are
noted Anet pg the shores Scotia the route will lie along
the Newfoundland through the Gulf OF st. Lawrence an e
Straits Belle Isle thence to the coast OF Labrador INC hq"
.nnt Of IIopedae and possibly up I as Cape Chuaesn
and stewaress, with emclent he
attend Of the Fe oil pSe p' S"u
800 .,a tha .esusr will
ave Nav Yek on the l2h Por passage and any asf oF
required apply to , nv r :, " Wy n, "a
= P"1 RRAY, FERRIS Co,
Ess 81 and Q! sOuihsLI New Yel
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13
Che Gnrf.
H0B0KEN RACES.
SPRING MEETING, 1867
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY,
May. II, IS, and II.
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, May "A, 1867

May. II, IS, andn
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY May A. 1857
FIRST RACE-Iiandap hurdle miles
500 o
trance, Weight be declared
SECOND RACBSwee premium Of maiden three
arods II mile dash 90 lbs $50 j. W.
Pennocks eh by Nandal imported MaIgraye W
Hampton Court BY Young Melbourne Dundana three
T. V. Snedekers by Sasher, d.
Reedys biz Workman ae Lizzie Worknanl Wagram.
Of Lady Frarkip by imported Jordan Morr Bgosi,
by Ecpse Vanity by Reyenue McDaneps Morris
sey Bfecknrdge dam BY Bonnie Scotland D. McDanes ch
BY Planet of Carolina g. j. WatsOns Bonne Doom by
ported BaIowne dam Pasta BY Revenne wstsons b. T.
Vixen BY Vandi, dam imported IAnglasc, by H0bbe Noble.
THIRD RACB-sweePsakes premium Of $50 Fe handicap for
all Dah of mile; 800 entrance T. b. Reads en- En-
ehantss by Lexington dam Ellen Baeman by imp Glencoe 100 bs
D. Redy's ch Tom Woflk hy Lexington Of Fohde BY
Eclipse; % s. Morns EgOtist by Eclipse Of by
90 lbs Mornss Twinkle BY Eclipse on, Of Siarh
imp. Glencoe 80 lhs r. MoTrs T. Of kdety,
Glencoe, lbs D. hcDanielb Ripley by JEFF Davis
Nina Boston, lbs D. McDanels blk f. by imp Eclipse
Of Greek Slave. by imp. Glencoe; 3l lbs
FOURTH RACE.-Premium ~ 800 All ages Nile heats.
The FIRST will of At u precisely Thirty minutes are
allowed between the races
The trains Of the Railway. from foot Of Chambs New York
run direct TO the grounds follows Leave New York for track at 95
~ Pm aad Y 10 p Leave Paterson for track at II m
NesYork a3 IS and 40 LSfye tack for Pstef
erg ard intermediate stations at p NJ Fare 20 cents
Stages with HobokeB Ferry hone AZ Union J and
direct the track. J. HAhfhi lfONS- SecfeaIY
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13
THE
GREAT AMERICAN
r f A C. 0 NJ p A NY ,
ESTABLISHED 1881.
THE IMMENSE PROFITS OF THE TEA TRADE.

The Propreo became fully convinced years ago ts ,ss
Tea and Coffee paying many large I,
Of day consumption therefore ogansd TBE
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY DO away po,,ib
drains the Consumers and supply them
necessares at the smallest possible price, -,
give readers idea Of the profits which have been Or
trade with the American houses leaving tn. .-
count entirely the profits Of the Chinese factors
let The American House in China Japan large profits On
shipments the richest merchants in
this country fortunes through hons
China
Banker makes large profits upon foreign exchange OJa
the purchase Of Teas
3D. The Importer profit Of 20 to per cent many
9Th On its by cargo and the Purchaser -.sn
to the Spectator invoices of 1000 20 2 packages at an
profit Of about 10 per
sth The Spectator the Wholesale Hnss ate
profit of 10 to Is per cent
9Th The Wholesale sells the Wholesale hs
to suit bis trade, alta profit OF about 10 per
7h The Wholesale Grocer sells to the Retail Dealer prcsl
is o 25 per cent
s The Retailer sells the for all the profit s4
When yoa have added PROFITS many bokeses
carriages oages eOopsas and and add the ofhs
Tea will be perceived what the has pay
propose show Why sell very much than other
We propose 70 do with all these profits and Oks.ss
carriages orsges eoOpsges and with the exception Of sHaI
commission paid for purchasing correspondents China Japan
cage, and small profit Oueyes-wheh luse sses
will amply payus
getting their Tea. consistently apou ssIns
them pure fresh they
o o our warehouses
The Company continue to sell at the following piees
oOLONG, (Blsek) 90, 20, so, 90, best 81 rs.
MIXED Green and Blaes) 80, 20, So 30, best 81 = n.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, 7O 50, 30, 81, 81 10, best 81 10
Pb.
IMPERIAL (Green) 20, SO 80, 81, 81 TO- best s1 Is n.
YOUNG HYsoN CGreeD) 40 so, 30, 81 81 10, best 81 10
q B.
uNCOJORED JAPAN, 90, 81, 81 10, best 81 25 y 10.
GUSPowDER 81 2J, best 81 80 p b.
C0FFEES ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY.
GROUND COFFEE 2Oc 25c &c., &c. best Oc per pound Ho
s saloons boarding keepers and families who large
ties Coffee eon6mle that article By using FRENCH
BREAKFAST AND DINNER COFFEE which sell at the pes
Of per pound and to give perfect satisfaction
Consumers from Soc 81 per pound by purchasing The
Teas Of the
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
Nos 81 and 33 vESEY-Sr.
No go BROADWAY, corner Bleeckerst.
No. 46I EIGHTH-AvB corner Thirty ourths.
No 299 SPRING-ST between Hudson and Gresnrioh-ss
No 2O5 FULToN-ST. BROoKLYN corner CoueOrist
No IYy GRANDST., WTLLIAMSBURGH.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13

PERsoNAI~-Among theaTiyals at the hotels are the
Hon Schuyler Cofax Gov VIM Bross, Chicago, the Hon
j. Hliard Cameron Toronto Gen. j. s. whitney, Boston,
and the Hon WIN. Williams, Buffalo, at the 81 Nieholas
Hotel; Gen Banks of Massachusetts, Gen VIM schouIef
Boston, and VIM. g.. Fargo Buffalo, ne the Astor House
Major haclean of the British Army, at the BreyOOrJ
House Gov Burnside OF Rhode Island, at the f1fth AY
cnue Hotel; Lieut. S1CheenToder OF the Frusslah Army
GensJ 2, Ayerin, - Paul, nj heGMetropohtan Hotel
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13
tAunouneetneuu

Orro's AMERICAN PNNO.-Ths invention ana
real nprovtnen, Piano Fore' more startling has al{ S
49,, t IN, PARIS Exhibition be seen at SHEk"N HEN
49,, p,, " rrooms lat WIN. Hall Sonsl, No. oj broadway
New-York tribune., 1867-05-13

the State Associated Press PAID visit Saturday In
company with the Commissioners Of Charities and Cor
rect0n to the benevolent institutions BackwePs ana
Randals Islands Taking boat at the foot Of Twenty
h-s the party landed first upon RandaPs island ana
inspected the House O Refuge and other charitable eaO
lshmcnts and atterward examined the lnnatio Asylum
the Workhouse, etc. upon Blackwels Island.