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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-04
RAGE EAII-


n GRAND MATCH At IgYlNGTON FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP
or NBWJERSET.
The fraternity. il would appear. are entering upon
The match playing season nearly month earlier than last
year Already Of the grand matches Of the
bnneunced 20 take place the contest In question being
Eureka Club Of Newark aud the noted Irvngton of IT.
SngtOD. Last season these Clubs failed 70 have meet
playing the poor field ~ nvngton. since
now the question is about % be tested as 10
which OF the two is the best-playing Club. This
contest excites much interest in base ban circles
The acquisition Of Pike and stoclman TO the Iryington
nine has strengthened them considerably and they
have thereby got the start Of some of then advcrsares.
They have fine set OF players for their nine, including
swift aad troublesome pitcher and good, free hitter NJ.
Campbell. lrstcass base player hWezy ditto Leonard,
good any where StOckmau ui the finest short stops
in the country and Lewis Buckley, Crawford Bailey, &C.
1ne elder aud substitutcsaliO2 making up corps
players hard beat and not easy 0equa The Irving
have and as thew work well together as "a whole their
chances for very good in amy match they IN
The Eureka nine this year is nearly the same as usual
and better set Of eders Il would DC hard 20 lind some
OF the handsomest games record those M which
tins noted club took part Hitherto they stood
the head Of New JeSey Organizations aud they are not
game showed them 10 he IN fne condition FOR play even
1T this early period OF the season. and have doubt
they Will contest every inch OF ground Tuesday next
with their usual pluck aud skin very large delegation
OF the fraternity win visit Irvington from this city and
Brooklyn, and Philadelphia Will also be well represented
The Eurtka nine viii include their most noted players
such Bruntnall, Lex, Mills Pennington. Osborne
Thomas Galloway, LtleWO0d, Terrell, DC. Should the
weather be fine there will be rush o the Newark trains
at u and p The trains connect with She horse
fox IryngOn at the Markets. depot the latter leay
ing every hour.
EXCELSIOR vs. TNDEPENDFNT.
The Junior nine of the Excelsior Club having chal-
,enged the secosd OF the Independents, and the
latter having accepted the fame, the match between
them has been announced to take place Saturday
the Carroll Park Grounds, which occasion very III
terestng contest may he anticipated the juu0rs
Arscass eders and the independents good al the
bat.
THE POWII&TJANS,
The Powhattan Baseball Club commence practice
on Monday May their grounds corner OF Smith and
DnOnsts., Brooklyn, at o'clock, and invite all ball
players 10 join In the sport
IRYTNGTOS ACT. sETOS HALL
At the grounds Of the ITyingtOn Club IN ITyngtOn,
on Thursday afternoon game played between that
CLUB and the Seton Han College Club Six innings were
played which resulted In OF 2S for the Irving
tons 10 10 for the Seton Hall Club. number Of spec-
tors from Newark were present
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Az IMPORTANT CHURCH SUrT.-A singular case
has been pending for days In the Essex County au
IRENE Court which has attracted much attention among
the religious portion 81 the community IL appears thh
Mr. David Price late Postmaster O the Ciy, was FORM
erly leading member OF the Frst Methodist lfotesahi
Church and while thus connected WIN II nadr rtNeIa
douatious OF money 10 ~, which in the aggrt gate
amounted 10 about 1900 Becoming dissatisfied WIN
certain action taken by the congregation, MI Price WIN
drew from the church and sued 10 recover the 5000 do
mated by him. The tired 20 the september term
OF the Court and verdict rendered against the pantIH
but ON account Of an alleged informally uew tal was
ordered which brought 10 close on Thursday ana
verdict rendered by the jury yesteday Ton the palhtH
al <Irg
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BROOKLYN NEWS.

TuE EXCISE LAW AND THE LIQUOR DLALERs.-lhe
number OF applications the Eastern Dis
trct 1, about the same as last year In the Forty h
Precinct Capt W0glom has had 100 applications, ana
granted TO- furnishing diagrams. Capt Mullen or the
Fortvsyth Precinct has made architectural drawings OF
I saloons and granted licenses for that hummer capt
Stearns Of the Forty Precinct has had about 10
applications He will attend 10 them when his force nave
hi ure The HuuoTdcalcrs generally complain OF having
10 nav down their money before their application Ion
licenses are entertained By the Board They don't con
slider the ournch hole any hardship. but laugh ut the
idea u IL generally known among the uquOrdcacra ana
their patrons a. " Jacobs Eye-tilass."
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SENSIBLE DECISION or -DEALERs.-Thc
quor Dealers Association OF Jersey City held special
meeting on Thursday afternoon consider the order
emanatng from the Police Commissioners requiring the
closing Of business places on the Sabbath resolution
adopted that al members OF the Assassination should
strictly comply with the law about 20 bc enforced pro-
hiDtiug the sale OF alcoholic beverages on Sunday.
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NEW ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.-MerTy and Wise,
new paper, edited, published, and in great measure
illustrated by Frank Below, is taking very honor
able place iii American periodical literature and we
heartily wish it the which it richly deserves.
There rs a good deal of genuine humOr in the comic
pictures and fair share Of taste in the serious ones.
The reading matter is abundant and of excellent
quality, and The type large and clear
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or TIrY MANHATTbN cIrg.

OPENING or TIIK MANIIATTAN CLUB
This club will begin play for the season on their
grounds foot Of Nnthst Hobokcn to-day, on which
esson should the weather be auspcious they hope
nave an enjoyable days play. This club is now In Il
nO1rshiug condition, with plenty Of money long last OF
MEMBER and two excellent ecYens, and they 10 doubt
VIZ ~ through the season more successfully than ever
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The NEW BEACON IL NKwARK BAY-The new
Beacon recently erected In Newark Bay has been con
dcmnod by the Engineer navigators IN the Pas'ac and
Hackensack Riycrs having entered complaints against g.
IL has settled eight inches since ITO cf'coh, ana
will. therefore be taken down and rebuilt Government
officers have been recently engaged IN examining the
BAY who have ascertained that there h been decrease
IN the 81 the Bay of from one 10 three fcet ana
that thcfe has also been change the OF the
channel OF some hundred. Of feet the erection or
the Central Railroad Bridge.
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
TILE TURF.

The second OF the Fashion Course Long Island
purses was tretted for yesterday the being mile
hsats best three in five, in harness It won by o.
W. Dominick's b. III Lizzie Warwick owned in CnonnaD
beating Dan Maces unnamed gray gelding (who won the
FIRST of the purses. second; W. BOrsts blk e
Rapid third: Mr. ROden's b. Lady Allen, and Dr. Nor
gan's b. IL. Lady Kendall Lizzie Warwick won the first,
third and fourth heats and the gray gcdng the second
Eime-2:37s 2:343 2:543, and 2:S5.
SWEEPSTAKES IN ORANGE COUNTY.
Br TRKeRiPH
NHwBURGH, May 3.-The Orange County Society
the Improvement Of Horses about 10 maugurate
sweepstakes for three-yearods raised and owned in
Orange County The stakes Will for SIS each, mile
heats best two IN three The Office was open for the
reception entries yesterday for the first time The
r take place the second day OF the Annual Tx
hibtlOn OF the Society at Goshen, for 1867.
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NEU-JERSEY NEWS.

VERDICT or CENsURE.-The inquest in the case of
Thomas Gomon who was crushed to death between two
Of the Morris and Essex at Hoboken concluded
late hour Thursday night II appears that in the
temporary absence OF brakeman, one Of the agnen
acted In that capacity. The jury rendered verdict OF
accidental death and Censurc the Morris and Essex Rail
road Company for having flags la their proper places
and employing an experienced brikcsman
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Patent Combination
MACHINE BETTING AND HOSE. .
grpVpTOR To

MACHINE BETTING AND HOSE.
SUPERIOR TO
LEATHER OR RUBBER.
STRETCH ADHERE. PULLsHi PLIABLE and Not
ACIDS ALNAlEs STEAM HEAr CoLD, Oh OUT
Door ETrosURE
THE CONVERSATION HOSE
l. $50 coated inside out only
will CONVEY PErRoLEuM OLs uhou,
Injury ureqase for Fire Rngnes and call the SPECIAL
attention VI
FIRE DEPARTMENTS
To the fact stood without
than 30 pounds the inch being double
that OF Leather Or Rubber Hose.
SEND FOR PRICE LIST.
BENEDICT, TORREY 6 TWOMBLY,
10 @ PARK-PLACB
NErT Door BEoApwAr BASx, NEvYoRK
Strumntic salt Baths.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S
STRUMATIC SALTS AND WATERS
are sovereign Tor the Of
DYSPEPSIA,
EIIEU MATTSM,
SCROFULA,
SWOLLEN GLANDS
FRTrPTIONS or THE SKIN, &C., &C.,
For .i. at Al the principal Druggists - -
no ~
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THE PUBLIC LANDS.

" TRIBUNE
Returns have been received at the General Land Office
showing aggregate disposal Of Go O Of The public lands
during The month oil March the following Land Ohoes Cior
MIA VIZ San Francisco % 5 stockton q $50 acres Mar1se
ass acres The greater portion Of Tire lard sod i0T cash realizing
1O59 remainder taken under the Homestead Law for actual
settlement aaa cultivation and located with military warrants
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THE CuIcKERING PIANos.-The French journals are
beginning 10 treat Of the objects Of American skill sent
over 10 the Exposition The first report iaudaton Of
CuIcKLESG GRASD. Tue editor Vi the France AseaIs.
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A NEW EVENING PpEE.-The first number OF a
new Republican daily paper, called The ErcnHg Jor
nal editeG u.s. Major H. X. Pangborn, aud Published by
WIN y. burning was issued In Jersey city OF IAur-dly
afternoon All thc material used Is new, and tine paper
presents an exceedingly neat appearance
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NAVY GAZETTE.
~ TKLEGHArK TO TIE Tribune.

hr TKIEGAIFK TRIBUNE
Commander Robert T. Bradford from the Naval ACADEMY and
placed on waiting oriers
h. Cucuicre.
Acting second Assistant Engineer Albion BucLpn the Don
inc F Assistant Engineer Charles Ptadt hon0raby discharged
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CIVIL COURTS.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFlCE-MAY 3
Before Commissioner OSBORN.
AN HONORABLE DISCHARGE.
United States agt Henry Goodman 80. .
The defendant keeps a lageT-beer and billiard
saloon at No l27 COlumbia-st He charged with run
ming an Illicit still m his back basement. The evidence
showing that he Of good character and that no
had let the premises question 20 another person. VINO
hired them for the ostensble purpOsOf manufacturing
vinegar and it being clearly shown that me delendant
was entirely ignorant of this tenant using the premises
for the Illicit dstation of whisky he was honoraby DIS
charged.
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pAcIrIc MlNING SHARES.

sax Frsvctsco e following osvs quotations o. mining
and other to. Gould Curry hjOD Choa
Po.s 500 pr1 Got Ophr i25 per foot Hale hoross
= oil r.r foot Crown Point alG,5 per foot yellow jacket
b Der BcLeF $3.50 foot Alpha, $50 per loot I'm
rrria F25; California Steam hayigA"n COMPANY PEI
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SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS - MAY 3-Before
Justice BARNARD

SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS - MAY .3-BeiOre
Justice BARNARD.
FRAUDULENT TRANSFER OF PROPERTY-wHAT is CHANGE
OF POSSESSION }-NECESsITY 0V FILING BILLS OF
SALB-CREDITORS ACTlON-INJUNCTI0N
wmerding agt Charles Friedman ct al
The plaintiff, composing the firm of Wilmerding,
HOguet Co.. and David Smelling Coz being judgment
creditors OF the defendant Charles FRIEDMAN DrOugnI
creditors action against the defendant and ms aSsnees
property and obtained an Injunction restraining the IuI
Their disposition of said property.
Ii alleged that the Sd OF July, 1886 the defend
ant Charles Friedman was indebted TO plaintiffs in the
OF nearly $500, and in order to prevent them nom
collecting their claim he made confession OF Judgment
Zeimcr Feldsten, also defendants herein. ENecu-
ton was Immediately issued upon this judgment. and
the property OF the debtor, at No OG Eghhavc levied
upon The store not however, sold under execution
but instead the defendant by bin Of sale transferred
together with valuable lease on the same to Lelmer
Theexecuton previously issued therenpon counter
manded and the sth Of July, 1860 the firm OF Zeimer
Eeldsten retTanserTed this property 10 one A Baum
the fathCr-nlaw Of the judgment debtor A Baum then
alleges that he hired Mrs. T. Friedman the wife OF the
defendant clerk to said store at salary OF $50 per
week. On the 3lst of December, the said \. Baum
passed the property over Mrs. T. Friedman who yet
OStensiby holds the same The plainI produces am
davits to show that these transfers were made with IN
tent to defraud the plaintiffs and made few days
before then execution issued and an injunction was
obtained against the defendants The defendants
that these transfers for good consideration, ana
therefore valid, and moved 10 vacate the uluhctloh
The counsel for the plaintiff urged that as there was
no change possession, the defendant and his family
having during the time resided and stil reside, in the
store and no record OF the alleged bs oi Se III tne reg
sters Office, required by statute, the conyeyances
void 70 the defendants creditors And even II
the consideration alleged 10 nave peen paul MaS llu
still the facts showing that the alleged sales were maze
with intent TO defaud the debtors creditors the trans
fers were void against creditors They thus became
purchasers in bad faith, which court could uphold
Cases cited to show that tins principle had been eA
tended 70 purchase maze WIN intent 10 ueeat hc u
cOvery by third person for damages In an action then
pending for tort before trial when II could NOT be
known certainty whether there would be recovery
not The Court denied the motion 10 dissolve plain
Bluinenstiel & Cohen for plaintiffs; \. Sanford and
Henry Zeimer for defendants
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Card.MoURHNG GOODS Of every desirable kind constantly
hand JACkSONS Mourning Store
tiffany & Co.'S Prices very reasonable
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before The days programme to-day Will include scrub
match in the morning and regular match OF one IN
nngs i'm the afternoon. All oricketers will be welcome
on the grounds and the club hope to large deeea
ton their friends present The clubhouse viii be open
All day for this occasion. and good time Is expected
Wckets VIII be pitched at 10 a. precisely should inc
weather prove unfavOrabe, the opening VIII take pace
oil SIfITldY npNt
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THE WEATHER.
OBSERVATIONS.

RKNARKa-Thermsmeler lowest at $50 ~. Morning.
rainy cold windy light fall O'clock cloudy Afternoon
clear, pleasant Evening clear. cool Ahr
10 Of Trfbun>
SIR: 1t was mentioned in one Of the daily jour
nails under date OF March a. 1867, by your subscriber
that now for more than year. climate would be
visited by unusual storms by great heat and cold and
much drOuth. This morning at O'Clock we actually had
q fall Of SNOW; the Thermometer marked then 32' and
the wind cold and clustering, like March, even De
cembcr. This phenomenon tins unusual cold, has not
happened upon morning OF May for great many
years with deep esteem. let me remain,
A. t. THATCHER.
Ncw TorE. May 3, 1867.
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CRICKET MATCH IN PHILADELPHIA.
80 TIM rpfRuxR

PHILADELPHIA May "A cricket match was com
menced to-day between the Philadelphia ana the Young
America Clubs. The Philadelphia cub had the hTst
innings and made runs of which Large made 80 and
Pearson q. The Young Americas then went to the
sumps, and when the game was called at shutdown had
lost one wicket The match Will be finished
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BILLIARDS.

Robert T. Ryall has challenged f. II. Nelms, cham
MON OF Pennsylvania 10 play match OF 800 points for
HE championship, III Philadelphia, before May %.
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PRIZE FIGHT IN DENVER

PRIZE FIGHT IN DENVER
BIT TELEGRAPH
DENVER CITY. Colorado. Nav 3-A prize fight
occurred here yesterday between Reed and Fitzgerald
NnetysX rounds fought and Reed won The stakes
WEI 900.
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49, ~ ~ 'ff s'hfg - aHfff
BIZ rELKaHAFH TO ras TRlBUSE
MAY 1867
THE STATE or TRADE.

BNTIAoRE, May J.-The weather here is quite cold.
Naos .tI t1.. morning
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UnVilnnd, Churchman & England,
OLD STAND. 40. ~ JOHN-sT., NETWORK.
FRENCH CHINA.

FRENCH CHINA.
We ar. receiving from factory nelly decorated
DINNER. TEA AND TOILET SETS, VASES. &c.
CopaTinership.-The Of PERKINS, STERN Co, Of
SsalST1 K5 Ia ESn 1f S Of a Fns H 10y. Angeles
Tor The purpose Of growing dealing CALIFORNIA WINES aud
SYD and ' B ,n',a d.r I Ss PRKSs SrERS Co.
Francisco and Los Angeles under the name OF hoHLEK
T.ieI At San Francisco March l6 4 D. 1867
spacious Easements Nos "A aud 10 sse doors back
Yew.lors Ma, 1871. -
Newly orI, and BROOKLYN Capitalists. -.
pr he1F 1iSII S S y f S Johnson MILLER in another
column The PSBBSr be s y ,s hn be- pernpo
viii opportunity the CHOICEST PARh Pkor
crease in value so e lsIt four yssI The sq[a on
TIE FafA nov ppiy ~ t-rty AMI .i,e e lannon's
snl before lor vii , " so ' , Py ar, Fs, Al the Once
ofthe Anrtlnnser No - Nassaast. \. y
The Thirty fourth Annual Meeting of the American
Ausnvery society viii Be neA at Iie1gal l
TUESDAY May a. lqS oeSck m Sai1.f y ~;
THOMAS DuRANT tle Rev JOHN 4 SAbGENr MAY "k sS
WiI 46wiGK G6RSN NJ POWELL ami others meeting for
Addresses s. WENDELL PHILLIPS ANNA l. DICKINSON and
Hall Nj slGIsMoND LAsAR will preside at the Oan Nf ChAS'
l. GUM will lead the singia&
s5 Rev s' sHnUEh h"fV c6SSEIE vii preach s Ci
on Music and in tIe evening At y on Coehma,on
,iS Sd Rsc eSS S 6 HSSf and TIA SITS cu GoSLEs
Le &c See Advertisement, and give him call
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- SwAYNE's OINTMENT, CURES SALT RBuM
- Sw1YNES OKTMENT. }CuREs ITCHING Pills
. SwAYSE,s OINTMENT. CURES sCALD HEAD
Agent iof NerYoa. HELNBOLD No s9i Broadway
Henry II. Stanton,
COUNSBLo At law, -,
Inyalids' Wheel Chairs, for In or Oui-DOor Use,
pAriSr c4YTBRNG HORSES sp@ ss5
Chibreus Carriages, SWING Hobby Horses ST,r,,
aW. SMITH, Ne. 70 Willala-st
49,. i a., Head NOTIONS View Remedy for Catarrh
like CHARM breaks up lhs eue Us
ease fountain at once pain Pm temples nense
eHtingushes this loAthsome malay forever seA" NP ' fF
GARRET NORTON No ii AnnsL
p,cserye youY Horses nenlth Purify Your Stables
PHOENIX DiSINFBCIANl. ..,---
pueacton infection cannot etst
il used II Is cheap durable and acts D'ausaneoas A"ENOi
Ne. DEYSI
-1...-.i N. hIIi,Y-IT LANGLEYS ROOT AND HERB BIT
for anguor Dowue Loss OF Appe
a., In Liver aHd all Bilious Diseases 50 common ID
SpHSg and summer sold by all druggists
Ren,oy,lNr GRO s. CHAMBERS Of Philadelphia Vii pTsseh
O., a. $500 Retornrd Presbyterian Church on SABBATH AZ l
NJ of worship the Hal OF the hs'oflesl
Society corner Of Seoond'ave and belehthst
Clohe. N ringers OF all Minds promptly repaired or nAen 10
10, Universal" with The stop gear, nhh NArAe
10 be durable Dealers supplied With po Mahng nsehIf SI
y a. RRoWNING, General Agent No Il CourtandtsI 'oppo''e
Merchants Hotel -,
-,,,,. Wriugers Of all Kinds REPAIRED BY tho BAILEY
yLsUiSG AND WHINGlNG MACHINE COMPANY, No IL Nol'
landttI. New ofA
CcntIemeu's Hats-SprinG style lor lS67'
| For stylish and elegant ia SO to . 4, 80 N.....,
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MONDAY, MAY G. 1861.

sail that OCCASION during Mr. Beechsrs redsaee al -
the church where be preached called ~
against bis sying witty things bs
replied them BretArs vos Oalv ko AoS msoA t~y
back yov iRt Of fading Jssu t0 NJ Jr wst s~
In this story Mr. ps back nothing he os i sose
all faculties citing Geld which -
play his tr,asecsd,ut genius The title Of ssOTu
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VILLAGE LIFE IN NEw.ENGLAND.

VILLAGE LIFE IN NEW-ENGLAND.
In doa to The great attraction Of this sOry have scasos O.
pubsoa THB LEDGER articles Write. expressly -
u.s. entitled YOUNG MEN ceInSs o(sceIst srss
cv the Presidents ortpeIrs Of p-iaoI colleges Of e Usts
Saa The s article Of the series gill appear aOodsrs lee
0wbch number will tue srst part Of Mr. BeecArs
story. Ills Study Of Ma~Hat BY President Hill OfHs
College will succeed The ouovs
number The Study he Caas by Prssdeni wossey
Yale College will Rev John ns..
D. President College. entitled Hfa Yos~s
Man about 10 Enter CsHtg,"
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We have The peasus Of announcing pabcsGss
soy By HESRY WARD BEEcHsR which has been wrsea eyrs.ss
for THE NETWORK LEDGER will be oOassaesl ia No u q 10
Drn. volume Of Tie Lnagtho humber A.. will b OusuAss
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THE NEW-YORK LEDGER.
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Post-ice Notice.Ths Mails for Great b ss5p1A a. Irrl.rA
pea via Southampton and Hamburg steamer viii close a.
a Queenstown per steamer CITY or WASH Ia "a a.
this once on SATURDAY the lh day MAJ a. stSses .rdi
IN follows stations ana D. $500 n T.as m TIA
~ TSS m stations and f. $50 StAtn 20
Mails for France Hsrre per ~ - az. sns..
:, ar sATITRDAY MAY 4, llO
omoss as flows stations and b. 500 a. ~ @ - "
a siAaouS r ana r. 80" ~ Jams KELLY, Postmaster
The Methusbek Piano. No 69 broadway has great soo "a
sman oS s SSSs., ,utbous. saS.s.~msa gu4sS rsa