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NEW ssTo ORE ]
tx AND u
NEW T GOODS 5! !!

THE subscriber has opened q
MAFAMILY g ROCB STORE,
where he has on hand an assort-
SUGARS, COFFEE, TEAS, ~
SYRUPS, MEAL, GRIST,
Flour, Corn, Bacon Strips,
Starch, Candles, Butter,
Lard, Mackerel, Cheese,
y, Fine ch hlliickinick and Durham Smoking
Fine Chewing TOBACCO, plugs to ID.
Segars,. various brands, and everything
required by family i'll the grocery line.
ALSO,
10 boxes Magnolia" Chewing Tobacco,
Bbis. extra Corn Whiskey, at Wholesale.
All OF which will be sold ut the LOWEST
RATES for CASH.
fresh assortment of all goods in nv
line will always be found at the store, cor
ner OF Pendleton and Assembly streets,
next door below Melvin NJ Cohen's old
stand, below the State House.
aug 20 RICHARD ALLEN.
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY.
M 9 d ical Departm e n t.
BA L TORE, M. d.

FACULTY.
Rev. THOMAS E. BOND, NJ. D., President.
e.. c. NJ. ROBERTS, NJ. D., Emeritus Pro-
fessor of Obstetrics and Diseases of
Women and Children.
4. j. FOARD, NJ. D., Professor of Descrip-
tive and Surgical Anatomy.
j. p. LOGAN, Nj. d., Professor of the
Principles and Practice of Medicine.
HARVEY L. BYRD, NJ. D., Professor of
Obstetrics.
MARTIN P. SCOTT, NJ. n, Professor of
the Diseases OF Women ard Children.
EDWARD WARREN, NJ. D., Professor of
the Principles and Practice of Surgery.
JOHN +. MONMONIER, M. d., Professor
Of Physiology and General Pathology.
j. j.. MOORMAN, Nj. D., Professor of Mcdi-
cal Jurisprudence and Hygiene.
JoSEPH +. CLAGETT, NJ. D., Professor
OF Materia Mcdica and Therapeutics.
CLARENCE MORFIT, NJ. D.. Professor of
Medlcal Chemistry and Pharmacy
JOHN n. MONMONIER, NJ. D., Demon
strator of Anatomy.
TNHE next session of this institution will
Il commence on tho FIRST TUESDAY
OF OCTOBER NEXT, and continue for
five months.
One student from each Congressional
District of the late slaveholding States
will be admitted to all the privileges of
this University, upon the payment of
Mrly.tre dollars for each session of at
tendance.
All the subjects embraced in the curri-
culum will be thoroughly taught and pro-
perly illustrated.
Every facility will be afforded for Clini-
cal study and Anatomical investigation.
FEES. IS; Dissection.
$40; Professors, s120; Graduation, 500;
Beneficiary, s35.
For further information, apply TO the
subscriber,
A. J. FOARD, NJ. D., Dean,
No. AZ Liberty st., N. Z. corner of
Lexington, or Barnum's Hotel.
Aug 6 1mo
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Dew of the Alps.-Udolpho Wolfe solo
agent for the above cordial, manufactnred
i'll Geneva, Switzerland, is used by ali the
crowned heads of Europe.
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The Clendining House.

N0THI-tcest C0Fnef Camden and Marion SIS.
A lMNCN IN ORDER to meet the
51%S ~ necessities Of the times,
EilK&I IR6 the rates of board for tran
silent boarders will hereaf-
ter be 81 per day. Single meals so cents.
travelling guests will find the best ac-
commodations and large and airy cham
bers, on reasonable terms.
Attached to the House is neat and pri-
yate DARKROOM, where the best OF Ii
qnors, Whiskoy,, Brandy, Gin, &C., will
from those ordinarily charged at the pre-
sent time.
August 80 1mo J. CLENDJNJNG
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Georgia Cotton Gins.

RNHE subscribers, agents for Messrs ".
Il G. Clemons, Brown & Co., of Colum-
bus, Ga, are prepared to fill orders for
their GINS. which comprise Single and
Double Cylinder, and adapted to either
made by factory established over twenty
years ago, and comprise all the chief
points of excellence, namely: SPEED,
LIGHT DRAUGHT and GOOD SAMPLE.
aS- Circulars sent when requested.
RICHARD O'NEALE & SON.
aug 10 1mo
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firmly al Ne, buyers manifested no disposition 70 ope
rats at this figure We heard Of SALE however OF ~
bs a nc In phi,adephia the sales $50 bos sun
ard white for July at $50, 100 do do, for August a.
~ do d. for September Al DC and 80 do do, of wv
FaovsioSs Receipts ssl bb,s pork lso packages cut
meats and loo do lard The pork market was
hrlne but the business very moderate the sas w.
conined to 500 bb at s23 80 70 for mess closing a.
prime mess SO $iS rs for prime For bsef there was
comprised 9li 81 $2l for plain mess, ana
$40 30 $23 rs do Beef hams, with mode
demand, quiet Sales made OF 100 dds az
$40 SAL dull but unchanged. We heard OF
no sales. Cut meats In moderate demand al tui
prices three hundred and nifty packages
at lee l4c for HANG and SIC 9c. for shoulders Laru
steady. with moderate demand mt previous quota
tions The salcs comprise $50 bills at from l2c TO l3
Butter steady al previous prces Cheese firm with
moderate demand at 49, 70 lec, according 10 quality
OF small sales Of Carolina at lQ9c lc,
heard OF nothing. f@
suGARThe demand moderate and the market ruled
hrm The sales CO. hhds 011c 12Sc. for Cuba
the latter price for clarified and llc for Porto Rico also
$50 boxes lie Refined was quiet but firm at li1sc
. lbc for standard hards.
continued IN moderate demand at llc 7c
according to quality Timothy steady at 50 50 Is,
with small sales Calcutta Dseed unchanged IN every
respect
srEARINE was moderate request at about previous
prices Sales 1901 lbs al ll1kc l3c also $500 los
grease at sac q g4c
TAIIow Unchanged being in moderate demand and
firm. sales 400 900 lbs ut lie ils1c. A 4
WHYKEY-Reeeipts. 2D6 bbs No sales OF moment were
effected prices however, remained firm 29c 3c. for
Western bond.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER clAL.

Ncsoas, Aay6-eP. NJ
The railway share market was srang and animated
this morning. bat during the rest Of tho day u was
drocpng notwithstanding she unusually fayoraoe ohat
aslar OF tho bank statement and the extreme abundance
az money Loans wore made freely to stock houses a.
psr cent ana the lesdng dealers 20 governments
were wen supplied at s, while hrsi Gloss commercial
,ar,r was IN dcuasud al 81 ~ per cent. An acces-
ssoe az outside ories fer stocks Is reported by the
rokeys who arcscnrng every facility TO those Of their
rs. on.rs who are disposed TO buy stocks IN consc-
.,c,ce of che ease With which they can be carried.
yhe growing crops promise to be very heavy, and
Tho trade and nanuiscturlUg industry OF the ccsntry,
which have depressed for many months pas, show
SIMS Of Improvement Business prospects, both in and
oui Of wall street. are begnung to brighten but the
speculative feeling is siill rather How long this
bcsit.son will last remains TO be soen
T,c statement Of The associated banks for the week
reflects Tie present tendency OF capital 10 concentrate at
this The deposits shcw the large increase OF
Sas54 49, which Il mainly attributable TO the drain OF
currency from the inferior The legal tender notes have
Increased s2,6e7 o5d aud tho specie $2497s7a The
loans been sweIled S. 40 III, owing probably to
purchase OF government securities by the banks as
much as the augmented demand from the Stock Ex-
change The circulation has decreased 500, $50 The
toiak OF tie present and previous statements stand
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1EleGaApHlc MAssEr REPORTS.

San FRAxcIsOo May 4 ~.
81, IS: % ls Sss: $685. 4 Sss
S pe ss S .s ss sS Per
Ss"y Il; California STATE Tsssr.ps Company sa o'A
Stock. ar. ..aa,, s,ss v., naX Norris
i SsIi;o.S Tss::y Ss1.sad.
s sst as g az roa es S cf as S e
Psnasyiysnia red a. g Is ana Catherine II rye
9Hts aavansLas sales o0O bushels Isnnsylvana sOe
sr@s usas ss % sS ds .
fair good
:s I OIL 4 s ss y s!S.s. ~.
sq 1R
In heroes. WhisEss II bond aSs &c.. no saiss
sss ssss ssa e.: g 4 g
q Of eS caSa No
So,a au,si nl,sd Wssssrs hsid q IS ana yellow
XII ssS .sss :s sss.s
New York BY rail and river 46 Canal frsghs dull; peas
mpoTs-I4a5o bushes wheat 1000 bushels corn,
200 bushels peas.
and declined 4c &C. No So 70 81 a. Corn moderately
active and declined g. 2c sales 1t 81 Is for No. and
q GH = % for No closing dull and sellers asking
advance &C. IKE salcs 6l1ic. No.
AZ for No Barley more active and firm, with ad-
Lard i2fc l2Ac Cattle fat q S. s. co. stock steers,
at SC 37 Sc 65 for common fair Illinois heavy. Re-
cepts-s00 bbls Aour 10 700 bushcls wheat $4,000 DO
bushels wheat 62 900 do corn. 1s 4L4
CINCINNATI, May 6, 1867.
Flour firm; suPcrdne, sI2 $i3; trade brands Sii
4l5 90 Wheat scarce No winter held at S3 90 white
= bull and s. g Q y iof sfcssa sao ~. hsls were
and the supply limited No. roc Tie. Rye dun and
changed barley steady Cotton duh and ominaL NJ 25c.
nor sc whisley nnshanssa and hs4 :. - n bond
Ness PORK held et 90 ~ Bum meen D. NJ FOR sAouL
dess and sdss Bssgn - he. Il H. for suuders
des,.e q ke from auosa.,o,s Lard wa - q IKE.
inc. ls6z ceiling Exchange firm and uDchanesd. M
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tRiF .aAltaaAp.


fs4 70 THE EDITOR OF TEE HERALD. selssl.Y
stock joObing financial exhibit where the suppvss-
sion or the truth 10 made convex lsehood to the
public made its appearance In the maaca CAroRice Of
the 9th ut, and has since been copied extensively in
other papers, conveying the impression that the Erie
Railroad was doing "a smashing busins@,n and was
gaining rapidly than any road In the country.
Among the items of carefully prepared exhibit q the
railroad earnings In March, 1865 and 1867 s ths
showing Of $40 per mile on Erie road ope
rated during those two months while the largest
any other road in the list but $3.50 per mile But
the writer carefully omitted the fact that the
gross earnings for tho three months constituting the FIRST
quarter Of the year 1867 less than the gross earnings
OF the same months 10 1866 by tho round little Of
and that the gross earnings for the year ending
on 31st December, 1857, woud be 81, 1854, 900 less
than Tho gross earnings OF 1885, ending the day
OF said month, IL the relative receipts continued boar
the same proportion throughout the year which they
have done during the FIRST quarter OF the year. while
the volume Of stock and bonds win continue be- at
least large as IL In 1906 And there moth
ing earned for the common stock In 1906 there will pro-
badly be nothing for the preferred stock 1867 But
how this apparent increase made outf BY dividing
the whole number OF miles operated this year sixysix
less than operated last year, into the increase or
March, 1907, which get but 500 73 the
quotent resulting from tho division OF 6S Gil BY 1872
tho number Of miles OF road operated 1867 Tho Erie
Director should DO called upon explain this discre
pancy. ID he "longr Is he s'shortf'' From
some KIN owledge Of his nniecedents infer he is now
'short" ST0CKH0LDER
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en- en-. I S:S;a Ii1 isr xAsa. s:ss:s
y hs .,s s, .Tss r rsms AZ sa,.nss
w: s, & 5;e sSsseE 4 s-sa ss.s:
= = . r. 3 rss ~ss . sys v = sr sss
sss ' y fsr esss ne. & ssS ss'i' sSs
corn was sonewhsy irregular; new was lower, under
Ard asoai me Sioss though sse.
sr q q e gs . ;ss iFs Ssf % .ss
and 81 y fss DO siea ii Is ir aasoana DO, and
se,ve ssies 10000 bushels, Sc &C. for STATE, and
lsseS1s continued very quiet. rate. sowsvsr were With
S c as acs cotton sd ~ DO Sea Nd 100
ors rnumsIt ii ivs, and per Neamer 1000 bushels
ny s rssss aSa is bale: sss &
bscco and 80 boxes do AZ ~ 70 brsmen Nv cases
vssss ali eosl1sed dub prizes entirely nomi
n1H.yThe demand was fair and prices vsre hrm The
sales were 81 81 81 q FOR shipping ana 'O'
fers continued 10 good demand for home consumption At
unchanged poes The sales aggregated is bales 81 Sc
nssr remained unchanged. Manila was quoted lho.
| god -. 49,. -. -.
deciaed change The ssies we're ~ bids Cuba
.ss.ns ". .,, I. .,. ss. y sss Sss
lance beard Of vas % bbls AZ I'd kets lo. sold .
~ Rosins quiet a unchanged prices The sass
ss' g an. ~ 20 40 s.i e. q Or
~ heard 81 no tansacions prices were uncnanSed - 49,
joSbins sInds were nnchangsdn value though
no saiss q np9tsance wsre e1eeted 80. -.
-. SD ns,s The s.wi9S os ssaa ss
10 @sssas .ss. i sssasa ssssss,i sSi. "a. he'd
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hwi DO seen that more than forty-one millions and
half OF ve-tweny bonds have been issued during
the month, while nearly thirty three mens Of seven-
thirty notes and four millions and quarter Of COM
pound interest notes have been bought up the issues
being not far from four million and half in Of
the withdraais and both being managed secretly and
almost entirely. through tho leading dealers in govern
ment securities n this city Tho United States notes
were contracted TO the extent OF ST. &c., making
with the compound interest notes purchased total
reduction IN the amount or legal tender outstand
ing Of s5,423,6s2. AS the compound interest notes
have been ont OF active circulation for . long
time past, however, their contraction exerts no
material influence upon the money market Most
Of them are held by the banks portion Of their
reserve and the by other public institutions
as well by individuals Tho Secretary OF the Treasury
authorized by act Of Congress issue fifty millions
OF three per certificates Of deposit redeemable 10
legal tenders in redemption OF maturing compound IN
notes these certificates are already printed
II is understood that the decrease United States
this month Is owing 70 the cancellation OF muated
notes.
Mining shares heavy and the market for them lie
demoraiized. Al the first board Consolidated Gregory
gold closed l5c lower than at the time Saturday.
e,llng at 81 u.s. Smith Parmelee 15c higher sell
ing al 81 Is; Corydon &c., sollng at 81 o. A. the Sec
ond board Consolidated Gregory gold closed 25c lower
than at the first board, selling at 81 Quartz Hin zoe,
selling at 81 as Charter Oak copper &c. selling at 81 TO-
Colombian gold and saver was So. higher selling u
| 50 Is.
The business transacted al the Sub Treasury in this
at o. a. fall.
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;shT' soa for
Boston, Ceres | DO or psrs
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stamsr. Crawford Bosien cld ship WyS%ina Barton.
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SD cSa asmSsn
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ASd s s:s Sarah rs.ao s sSas
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P1wiUCKET, May Esd schrs VIM Richie, rresshy;
Pnshaw Grover Chss snow; Heath, and Martha Maria
PkOylDEyCE, May l-sld schrs 2 strstten, Cordessy.
and Huse, Huchinson, El1aeethport; Billow. Ed
ssssr fSomss and Maid Queen. CS..s. York; Lcos
mi: xs sss sos:: iss::sss PC
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Clara smith. Smith, NYork ---
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Harding and Epysnns Rprley Phillips Ei;ssbshpS r for
Jcnss DeerDs 90 Tor
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undss o,ose reesss ,opsas came IN collision with Bue-
~ Vista fof rauntons Beuton. from Bosom ior ssssr
Bark ra Ss tof BOSTON, Emery, Remedies Aprl q
n 'f n a. no @ss' e Ms ss N Sses
large snip ashore saw her come on ana in wrsckine
der clnvass towards Nassau In company WIN 90
Bris Eagle. tor Torsua DsersOn, Palermo AOdsys win
Rrs Fanny cbr, clay Palermo 50 days with fruit %
Brig Nellie Antrim, Wallace, Neuvisas u days WIN 81
Brig Eaecsiar. Cooper, Bermuda days, with produce
Jean sr wssO Ms Il days with
us So; "a. Price sss ss
,9st Tying and damaged rudder sa n , So ps':y
NJ .arks Annie Bell, for -, ana YAK h'ole' w 49,
hehr Francis Davis tof Harwich, Doane. Barasoa- u
sshr susan, Long. q and from Halifax, days. with ash
@ sSs jail 93 Ann can.o Ms u Gays with
ssal small coan, shulse. Ms, Is days with spaF'
sehr Mi,shs Cole shulee Al days, with spiles 70
sehr Escape lsr Parker. Horton, Ms, days with posa
schr George darby snow Galveston 20 days. with cotton
aclr king, ROCKWELL St Marks, 10 days. with cotton
,s sv. E;yss s q
sssslr sff sss: si ssss Rs'sG a. days
s shr Ys ON ESs ss sf{
81. sswssas i 3l!:s S Sss!sIs ~
Schr ID IL SturgcH t.ckies. Virginia.
Schr Barnard, Letts Virginia ~
Schr l. Scnl. Lee. Virginia.
Schr r Armstrong Peterson. Virginia.
Schr William Hone Latham, Virginia.
schr Terry. Bowker, Virginia.
ssar Mantle ! TsSsr, waiiscs: asS1ss'own, DC.
s sssr E kssess. Smut sn; s1 sa@ors Dc
I Schr II j Raymond, Ellsworth, Baltimore
Schr A C Lyon Lyon, Baltimore for New Haven.
Schr G 8 Watson, Adams, Woods Landing for Boston
Schr Saic smith, Chase. Elizabethport for Fail River
Schr Charger Mahan. Elizabehp0Tt for Providence
Echr Brilliant Wass, Addson. -
Schr VIM Mc(iobb, Chapman, Augusta, Me-
Schr Adriannn, Eastman Gardiner
Schr 4 n Nash, Terry, harrington.
Schr A Heaton Finney, Portland. Me-
Schr q y Hallock Frsby, Portland
Schr Phenix. johnson, Portland
Schr l. Barnes, Coleman, Portland Me, for Albany
Schr Charlie Willie Chomars Rockiand.
Schr Ocean Star Kennedy, Rockland
Schr Lizzie Gaptil, Gupdi Rockland
Schr Fiyaway Kelly, Boston.
Schr T-yall, Soule, New Bedford.
Bchr II Baker. Weboer, Fall River.
Hchr n Y Bnscon Colns. Fall River.
Schr NJ Taylor Fowler. Providence.
Schr s l. Thompson. Smith, Now London.
Schr Hudson. Champiin. New London.
Schr Mary stowe. Rankin. Hartford.
Schf q $ Hazard, Clark, Bridgeport.
Bchr Brainerd, Clark, Portland, CT
Schr Alma cdlin. Franks, Brookville
Schr yolant, Mcfarland, Rondout for Boston,.
Schr Johr Curtin Jr Williams, from wreck OF ship Mer71
mac, at 1ownzends Inlet, NJ.
Sloop Ella Jane, Allen Bridgeport, Ct
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r EssONs IN FRENCH AND ITALIAN AT 40 FER
Ia month In exchange for and partial board Rsf
ersnces sven. Address g =. hns as'2 Post oaie@
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LAKE ERIE NAVIGATION.

The Bunaio Harbor Biockndcd by Ice-Loss
of the Schooner Southwest. &c.
BUFFALO, N. Y, May 9, 1867.
Tho gale which has been prevailing here has blown
large quantity OF floating in frontS OF the harbor
The bay completely blockadsd with O.
large feet or vessels are in the ofing ice bound
The schooner Southwest struck on rock on the Can
ada shore on Saturday and sank twelve feet Of water
-Four thousand bushels Of grain transferred from
her 10 lighter The balance Of the cargo was damaged
The grain was insured in the following Companies -
Security, Of New York, $4,000: Western, OF Buffalo
$4,000, and Merchsnts', Of Chicago $1,000
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



BAuY- BArs.-ln Jersey City, on Sunday, NAY &. BY
the Rev. w. Parrnley, c. Wesley BAus OF Jersey City,
70 sARAn BAr., Of ths city
.cr, on Ihur.day, May 2 h the Rev William s. Corey,
Mr. stephen h GRunnAS. Of Rye N Y, TO Miss AMANDA
BEsxnAs daughter Of the late Thcmas Bsskman,
HArcH.NEv.-on Saturday, April ~, by The Rev. A.
J. Hum, WnLAs Harcn, Of Greenpoint, % Mas 0sR.
rRups NEW, Of Hunters Point No cards
HoEycK-BAYIs-M Brookv,lle on MonSsv Anil
~ oy the Rev; John n smock, EDWARD p. HossrcK, 81
NeT ss rgIs 70 Sam ~ y daughter Of George
krloca-FARnR.-In Brooklyn, 4 D.. on russdsv
April 80 BY the Rev. A. H. Partridge rector az lhr;s,
church, WILLIAM J KELLOGG TO ASnk NJ FARRAA, both
KRorLrFxHysR-LAGRAvI-on Sunday Nav 4 A ~
seseesce OF Henry Sinnei, ESQ Brooklyn, BY the Rev
~ r. smith, ~ ID, r. kRoIlrFFHFm 70 ArurxArr ~.
ss.rE daughter Of the hate Paul n Lagrsve Of Ia Ro-
LovMs-siryos-on Thursday, April Is, b, n.
h KEY WIN n,x,rs = r. w..- = ,oxx.s "
Ior--s. sAi Toh. III Or this CITY No oards
.svp--GRhr: On tn .rsaav, April rs, by the
Rev. r. smith, MT. 4. LOCKWOOD 70 Mrs. ELIZA J.
California papers phase copy.
snoSs-Hrr- ~Arrr.-o Thursday, April %, At Christ
Died.
AxpsRsoS-- Buralo. NJ y, on Saturday, May 4,
ELIZA, widow OF Alexander Anderson, formerly Of
aged so years
The remains viii be brought 10 Brooklyn for inter.
mcnt Notice OF funeral hereafter.
ARcsIRALp-on Sunday, May 8, JANIS ARcnBALD,
aged so years
The funeral win take place from III Yves. Sixteenth
street, on this Tuesday, morning at ten O'Clock.
BARRnR ION Monday morning, May q, Mrs. SApAr
BARkER widow 81 Stephen Barker, in the s1st year o.
her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited v
attend the funeral, on "Wednesday morning at nins
O'Clock, from Zion church. Thirty eighth street.
OF Madison The remains will be taken TO whIt
Plains for Insernent by the hafpast ten A. n. trais
Harlem Railroad.
BIAxa-on Monday morning. Mayo, JnxxAH BLAus,
aged 80 years
Funeral services from The wainwright Memorial
church, Hammond street and waverley place Tues
day afternoon, ~ two o'clock Friends and relatives srs
invited 70 attend The remains will be taken 70 rsv
Bedford for inteyment
Bsows Al New London, Conn, Of disease q tn
heart, on Friday, May q joins r. BRowS, OF New Yorl
city Professor Of Eocutlon IN The 47h year OF his age
funeral service will Be held at - Thomas' chapel
rinh avenue. between fi1y-thrd and Fifty-fcurtl
streets, this Tucsday) afternoon, a. halfpsss thrs'
O'Clock.
Dundee (scc,land) papers please copy.
BRows AT the residence Of DR.. samuel W. Elliott
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-07

coTsr.-for Mo fair dk<nand prevailed, and n cood
business mated al sbcut The
$500 bas~, 5Iaxiisesa NJ he gold, bond 24
10 Gertrude, 10 do Ccntesi, aud 24t6 do
per Century,, on private terms
liouk IRAIr-kccsipiF. 2y4f tble four GO barr
for State aud Western -four continued buoyant under
GOOD TRADE and speculative demand and prices again al
varced TIC rc biol on all graaoa There
siderable purchases OF extra state on Western account
sttp bbss. being taken By one party. California was
nrncr, and choice held firm at the cloes
quotations The sales, including California, about
lf,0e hbls- southern -four was . shade hruner. with
demand The salea 500 bbs At the
quotations The demaud for four decidedly
se,s. aGd shade frmss Sales 1000 bbls al ~ ~
though quiet Taied very Arm, with sales
bt ~ % g. Tor Brandywine and - 50 for city We