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New-York tribune., 1868-04-15

The Democrats have undoubtedly elected their candi.
date for Mayor Alderman d. ONe Sr sa SSPs SPeseateS
by Mayor 0opsl by IS majority.
In the Second Ward. Aid Knight stump candidate.
Espoblicsns elect their entire ticket.
The to be completed before ORA O'CLOCK
Tho liquor places we're closed, to all outside appear
ang anu eT' MAO Bonstedt Democrat is reelected
by about majority. The vote on ecOIdef oSt"Sen
J1bn white regular Democratic nominee, and Justice
Bona tndenendent Democrat will he close, with the
sLsuces n favor OF the latter For Water Register the
,nnpessoa ia that Major Mount Republican, the sue
cessul candidate. there being TWO candidates on Tue
T6s Ward tickets we're all split up and the Republicans
elect VIM Macy Councilman in the Third Ward which
js cain The canvass was not complete until late hour
Thomas O'Brien arrested by Officer Burke for Illegal
voting The prisoner was fully committed by Justice
Ia Hudson City tho indications were that the full Dem
ocratic ticket was elected The votes VIII not III DO
counted until some time today
PASsAIC COUNTY.
Nathaniel TOwnshend, Democrat, IS elected
Mayor Of Patterson by majority OF zoe IN vote OF Poo SSSr
master by las majority. The Common Council Is Demo
The First Ward gave Republican TSq5y maj sSoSS 81
Ward was Republican by 60 majority electing ray
or Republican Alderman The Third Ward was osaS a
elected Chosen Freeholders and exRecorder Van Bar
and A1 Ward SSssd sSsSt RpabSan
ticket by majority Of 1872. The Fifth Ward
gave Democratic majority Of 81 In paSuhiGtn the S,n
nominee for Mayor received a majority Of six while
Murray Democrat. elected Alderman by majority
OF ONLY which Republican votes according 10 the
canvass The freehoders In that ward are equally di-
Vded The Seventh and Eighth Wards Dublin, gave a
combined Democratic majority Of 30 The Board OF Al
dernen stands Republicans to Democrats; the Board
OF School Commissioners Republicans TO Democrats
West Milford Manchester, Little Falls and wayne give
Ac1uackanoc is divided though the Democrats claim it,
PonlptOn gOes Democratic
In the county the Board of Freeholders has majority
of Republicans There is everywhere Republican gam
on
Tho Republicans vigorously preparing for the spring
. canlp ,ign; and the Democrats are enthusiastic
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15
NEW-JERSEY.

TOWNSHIP ELECTIONS IN ME RcER COUNTY.
TRENTON, April 14-The elections IN the
townships of Mercer County have resulted IN eiecung
nine Democrats aud four Republicans 10 the ohoosen
od Of reehoIders the City of Trenton the figures
loot about majority instead OF 200 as reported yes
teTday.
UNDoUBTED REPUBLICAN VICTORIES.
NEWARK, April 14.-The town elections in
Eastern HewJersey and Essex County show that the Re
O.cana have elected 20 Chosen Freeholders and the
Democrats "a The Republicans gain one in Clinton
CHARTER ELECTIONS IN HUDSON COUNTY.
The charter elections were held in the several
cities In Hudson County yesterday and were conducted
with much spirit and larger vote was cast than on any
previous occasion In some localities there was much
excitement and wrangng especially in the Fifth Sixth
and Seventh Wards OF Jersey City, where there were
quito a number OF disturbances but nothing OF serious
nature occurred The election this year conducted
on old system with the exception OF the liquor aw
the Registry and sunset laws having been repealed Dy
the Legislature a few days
The following the vote yesterday, compared
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15
nnMESrIC MARKETS.

APs o TRiBrNE
April lAPetrOleum Seo Obs wv"
hhs in hulk Al lie; Refined, 25d2oic
R,I WHORE. Apnl lt-Gotton hm; Miihng JIG
CTScyyAr April POvisons dull and nomhali buyers nave
brup and holders disposed 10 make important concessions
Bulk shoulders held 2; Sides lii ie Bacoa-Shoudsr Sie
Clear RIO aud Clear sides 6sdl7ic Rams Babe a lie Tor
L. txo A.,...
Mrnpu April quiet and dm receipts to-day lSO bales
exp 100 bales. xrl... ,-h..
81 unchanged oasggs Rye scare ksesip. AO Dbl"
Pour 800 bush Wheat 1900 bush Corn 800 bush oaA
ApHl ATobacco unchanged Cotton actye a.
0swKGo Aufl lFlour $40 15d Sl for No. Spring el 20 ot
Red Wer 80 for White and < 80 for Double Extra
Choice White Cnada S3 and No Chicago Spring % 50 SoInno
InIan. al a. Milf ed-Shos 3d. shipsnns epi Mauhnss
spGse q tun Railroad Freghts on Four-To Boston, so- :"
N.wYort zoe 20 Albany Lake Impors-30 BUSH "nsA
IounvILE AprlATobaeo active s.es ef ~" uno' L"s' AZ
as s5axI; Common 10 Medium Leaf S86elo 20
s,yIssAH Ga. April lt.--Cotton- hdtings JIG
ArarsrA Gs., April li.-Cottop-Mlddlings Ste. -. .,,
wrInsGroS n C., April hsgs TSrPeDn9s S nr% r. az
sUrv.Io April -Fo quiet City ground Spring SO Wheat
Sa snnuF S25 Corp-Oh 81 OF store and sl 70 o New
Usts. & ws.tsru in store Isle Barey-Csnsdian 81 %
S.,srsd seeds dun 50 for Tmohy % Ooss79 for
Glover; - 80 for FlAr. - -, =,
S.s Fn.sci,co April M-whes quiet Flour quiet at 81 sIs
bbl for Extra and 81 M for sapsrhne mhea-ofgoa sna
a. IS, Santa Clara "a 80. Legal Tenders "
MonmK Ala April lI-coon- -hlddlng BE-
CsanIs,ros y. C., April l4-Coton-Middings Jle
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15
REPORTS BIZ TKLE0RAPH. Al
TIE STATE or TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS

AZ lrLAEtio rSLSGRAPa TO THs TRIBUNE
LosDos. April is -Corsos closed AZ s9's lot m"ae' ~"
.e,oun American securities closed al the following rates; United
state. Five Twenty bOud Tas G72 Illinois Central Railway shares
sJ Bs Railway shares s Atlantic aud Great Western Con'oa'e
bonds, 3Jt. -.
FRlskyoKr April As mUo.ei States Bonds closed " 70 'o
the issue Of 1867
v,ppoo Apdl I4s m-rhe Cotton market closed 6rmer and
pe, fraction higher The following the closing quotations.
Ndding Upands i0l2ld Mdng Orleans RidRsd Under the
sdsce Manchester the sales of the day foot ap I3V0
bales quoted 'oa Wheat steady 10 Tor White OShios
nil, and lI3 for Red Western. Barley, 81 Oats a. Peas E
Rour m for Western The Provision market closed unchanged
the following quotations; Beef 1885, Pork 81 for Eastern Prime
Mess, L. 81 3 Cheese Bacon 46 70, Cumberland Cut Sugar
steady At % for S. Rosn, for Common and III Tor NE
dum Tupentne, 30 T,lo~. Sei h'eed oh' 1"i re'0'u~
l3 for Refined and lO Spirits Lnseed Cakes fO lS'
AsYxrpP Aunl laJ m-The Petroleum market closed dat s'i
,,,., mammal. standard White q francs 70 eeomes
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15
INTERNAL REVENUE MATTERS.

II has been well understood in this city for
some time past that greater portion OF the whisky
arriving from Philadelphia shipped contrary to law
but tho several lots accompanied by papers at
testing the regularity Of the shipment tho authorities
here were embarrassed In view Of their conviction OF fraud
existing and the evidence Of regularity However, Cor
lector Shook, in whose district the greater quantity
being landed, determined 10 ascertAh
beyond a doubt whether or not the tax Nas
paid, and within few weeks, at dnoieht
periods and places, he caused to be seized ~ oaIcs
instituted examination OF the books or e heye%I en-
houses Philadelphia engaged IN INC shpWnH o llo
Whisky SeIsd Sa In tpS aTe 3 G to have
much opposition from Government oiheers; hnu
nterered with to such extent that the Coector
has been forced according 10 report 10 suDinT te
matter TO the Department ut Washington; Tbe invest
CATION, although incomplete has disclosed suclenI sp 40
Justify the assumption that FRAUDS are rdthef
the rule than the exception Ia whisky traneac
tOns in Philadelphia, and also to make thi, sSi,
city heretofore regarded precise IN the manage
ment OF business has thought proper to connect itseu
with their illegal transactions
dstillery in an uptown district OF this city. winch
before been three times SEIZED again IN custody OF
the revenue officers account OF its irregular" prac
tces The story In connection with this osicry IL tie
oft told of revenue officers having direct neIest
in the manufacture OF Illicit whisky. seems that Ger
tam officer who is "a brother OF person who figured H.
principal In recent rrZo fight, obtained possession oi
the disery by purchase at Marshals sale. the 81
of March retted tho premises and entered hogheads
OF mOasses aud commenced the produeOno oi WHISKY Oh
the morning OF the 9th instant revenue Inspector
visited the premises and found IL n full blast but was
cOOly informed by his associate Ofcer tho owner oi te
distcry that he had the premises under seizure, and
that they could not be again seized These facts were
reported to the Depuor Collector Of the District. who
promised TO close the establishment and obtain iis con
demnatOu either OF which he failed TO do All day ana
night OF the 9th whisky poured through the worm ahd
the following night an attempt was made 20 remove
the production but the police prevented us iran-Ie ara
seized two barrels which were placed IN the custody OF
the District Assessor Inspector Gleason OF colecoc
Bailey's Office visited the disery the lith. ana
brief examination suggested to mm the prOptiety Of
placing IL under seizure on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15
POLITICAL ITEMS.
PURE AND UNDEFILED DEMOCRACY.

PURE AND UNDEFILED DEMOCRACY.
The following article appears as editorial in
yAs Ia Crosse Democrat the most popular and wideycr
suated Democratic journal in the Union-a paper that
probably twice many subscribers in the party
The World and ten times many The Albany Argus
That the senmens expressed in the article are those Of
the party at large cannot be doubted though very likely
nne-tcnths Of them would deny that they held any
opinions When they rush by thousands to the sup
port Of tho beasty profane and indecent sheet winch In
ulgcs daily In such writing their denials of sympathy
with the articles amount to nothing;
THE CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS AWAKENING.
true rslioS the Young Mems cSrtan Associations $50,
seal" for @s1ersI ovsseest as me brethren 10 be-
holden at Madison this week The Ostensbe object OF
rural districts through the efforts OF lay missionaries the
een claiming that the people are 30 anxious for or
the spiritual wants Of their focks hence the necessity
that the lay brehern do lay hold and OD round ia me
This plausible yarn may do do FOR school marms
or wheezy Puritans but to the minds eve of an able
huge sabbath School lle In the frst Mace Ms S,mand
Tor Erangsic0i Ioih is dull ri a dossnward tendency;
thousands OF bighpressure dyes are out OF
persinbulating the country selling the lives of the
date Iamented peddlng patent Itch Killer and picking
ran a. for which their ministerial experience has we'll
quaded them. In the next place ,oO erer heard Of
conn seemenf Of he busy season, when srerv oas Il i,
rd while tho dull Winter months werc allowed to pass
No. the true object Of the forthcoming DEVILS Auction
Young Mems Christian Association campaign 10 put
largo force Of semi-cercal vagaDOnds In the field 70
prowl through the country, deddbeatn0 u all aroand
kpongg their Ufeids organizing prayer circles on the
Ethiopian basis and setting Grant clubs in every town.
village tsnd hsmlet. Mai 1e bankrupt seoundrels
,sho eompose hs y H. o. A. for ne cause Y Christ and
Him cfleiJtedf Who ever knew u broken down seaper
lon tbs Chicago or Milwaukee Boards OF Trade) who
Tailed and settled up at 20 cents the dollar three years
paper, that was not loudmOuth member OF tho Assoca-
tIonf Who ever knew go through bankruptcy on
isiAs adaylts aud bogus schedule who was not hard
praying member OF the Association Where is
there defauihn1 bank clerk, a hterinG Railroad
croer o. dishonored merchant, whO Is no.
10 the Western cities their rooms are generally located
sea the Board OF Trade, who compose most Of their
ooorehp ana " Is notorious that such collection
o. dnisAed polished hsarisss raSeGs are 10 e found
tseHbeHs ca the past a the mep who c0apose those
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15
NEW-YORR LEGISLATURE.


Bills were passed amending the charter OF tho
National Savings Institution OF New York Incorporating
the COloes Savings Bank and the Camp Meeting Assoc'a
of tho Methodist Episcopal Church OF the Newonrgh
District fOr the relief D 81. Mays Church., New-forA
For the improvement Of Maspehaye. brooklyn FlGlng
the compensation of the cOrOners OF YORK Author
i1ing the construction OF railroad in Avenue ana other
streets and avenues IN EewYOrk. Fora more ehectua
punishment OF persous guilty OF crime. GIVING railway
conductors power To arrest
THH METROPOLITAN EXCISE LAW.
'4he bll amending the Metropolitan Excise law, Dy
grading the license feo and hNing the hours Tor opening
and closing saloons, having been announced from the
Assembly Mr.. MORTON moved that It be referred 10
the Committee OF e Whole The motion was lost by the
following AOte:
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15
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article In this mornings TRIBUNE the signature OF
A. Kaufman Is attributed indirectly, 10 this Company
The suppositOn that the slightest degree,
spOnsbe for the production publication Of that article
mistake and Ia probably founded the fact that Mr.
Kaufman H. in the employ Of this Company While
regret publication OF the article IN question, which
took place during my absence In adjacent State may
be allowed say that il Is impossible for any company
regulate the acta opinions of is agents In their d
rii,dI capacity. On bcnalf OF the Company aud It's OIL
GERS dsclam any responsibility whatever for the afore
said article. Truly yours, JAS X. Dow.
President Metropolitan Ilfe Insurance Company.
Eetc- York, April IL. 1868.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15

BEECnHR's LIFE OF CHRIsr. - MS "oth'
the bare announcement OF which has eAei'eo 50 l'e
and general an interest Is we learn 10 DC lSSue -
dsomo style The illustrations have been placed In
Tho hand. of Mr. W. j. Linton the well-hnown Enehsh
voodengraver. who is a thorough and CONSCIENTIOUS
artist and tile printing and manufacturing OF the ooh
will be dono by Messrs. Welch Bgelow OF 'no
cambridge University Press The publishers, ne"rs
+ n Ford CO. OF this city. expect to have the took
re,dy for canvassng by next FALL aud fof Issue oy INC
first OF the Winter.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15
Sp,rial gotit,s.
A Miracle.

A Miracle.
BIT TENNIS sos.
The comfort Of my hfs,
Il my darling little wifo
She 10 90 aest sai stescy.
She's free from any vice,
She keep my house so nice.
And always has M Inca clean ssd fesdT.
She used 10 wear frosn
When came home from down tovn,
Especially upon a washing day.
Bot nov all that Is p.st.
She looks no more hsrrassef-
Prize soap drove all her care svag.
Then let me ron sdvise
Go quickly get the priss
Thst has this hsppy urscle o0u ~rosgttj
No more see her frOSa.
She wears tidy gown,
Because the Wondroas Prfs Soap IbsEe bsasht
Pri,s Soap 10 . charm,
Prize soap does 10 harm
To clolhes-g9Oi husbands buy itl
The ehespest aud the beet,
BGcelling all the rest,
SAVING house siyes won't yoa tryI"
Good 0rssers kept.
Try u. you'l hksh
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15

At half past l2 o'clock this morning a hre ire
cuped by Geo Twes earpo9ter ss Tss SSa soor
cnnd nv Wsn,y soheele turner, loss 500 Insured Tor
300 in the and 200 In the rsSnS h s,oo loo damage
esoo insuref Tor soo In tho St. Nicholas Co The Dau
Ing Is owned by c. W. Mitchell and is daaassa 'D0
sWQgpi 0I 6eA
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15
oDen'ns Of the rsw .I Room. Of the New-York wesA'

Th', Dev and ssnt No 3 Bossrs oppest, Asts
and deco rsns and desOas tasteful dseo
tive wood hang si3gs on the ualla
Some OF thc hanspgs put 10 gsnt conhno
designs uck th. .eepsb some
panels and and These bsns
Of real wood and Of all the varieties seh mssos
any black walnut satin wood oak ah holly MAPLE ehsny tex
claimed that their cheapness and durability together ss xrssI
beaIJ and novel effects will immediate popularity
pany. - -
architects thi8 material e enable
decorate Libraries pagors and s kinds styie
heretofore unknown Ceilings bs finished with ths
vooG Of woods wood
selected su the correspond With the roitura Ushte
paper fades in color the soothsngny b said Bcreass y
richness though thin tho grain Of the wood ss
injured applied ws the that Of od sesf
aud there ~ tho inventors assert 40 shnkng thea of abu
-isveniag
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15

George Francis Trains project for moIs'er
botel in Cheyenne has been abandoned i.
At o'clock this morning, Michael mulqun S OIL
No Az Monroe ST. met a prostitute, Alice Jonnsy", ~
ne IN the hallway of house In Jamcsst, IN, ~
aaarrs plunged knife into her abdomen an, yon,sa
as takea 10 Hsieyua aps'.naL .
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15
THE WEAfHER.

asx Tokk Esnr.Thsr Bar Wted HOur Thsr Bar wtsd
Aprllt-1 33' 30B 80 N6 s. X
30J9 =. k 42o Q25 s. s. r.
4jo 3l1 Sc II 40 Oa s. g. x
Remsks-Morning-Clea to o'clock little sy to to 10
AternO0ngey haEy oSeaass on is 70 70
Two minutes rg So oyeie,. to sunset Tyeniugoye
,rt which within degrees Of the Pafes or stars
April at p the w W. now moving oTsns che peiod Of
sats,t enfaoa witch will be NAV T. Is will then be aot
degrees ~ Of hs plane, Heehe Thereafter will move r,pls
Lt,d tosau the place Of being 10 Inferior conjunction sth
Inc am less shan ~ July TO- IL will be brightest on
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15
pu1t.nELpuIA CArTLR MARKET-Ar,n IA.

Tn, anpv Of equal demand the
,mouatng TO head principally Lancaster aad Chester
Cora,, b.sve ranged from TO s fora 70 good cattle
and nom lc for primo and extra stock Common
,,ts .old st FROM 10 sic
saksr-Ths sheep active and prices advanced shade
The sales amounted 500 head a om to &C. for clipped aud On
alto Ole " N gross for wool sheep.
oa-s demand sonaues good aad 1900 head ss,
a, frou sit 20 SIS v 100 ID net
CowThere has besa change s market Tbs sales reached
300 head ou 80 tSs os sptagap and from go 70 Wv s
oss ~ cali
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15
POLITICAL.
NEW-YORK.

MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN LocKPoRT.
LocKPoRT, April 14.-JacksOn, the Demo
cratic candidate for Mayor, was elected to-day by over
.,o majority The Democrats elected their ward teEe"
I'm every ward tho city. The election shows Denn0
cratic gain Of 1s6.
ALBANY COUNTY ELECTION.
ALBANY, April 14.-The vote poled az tne
Albany County election to-day was light neither sue
,n,tog much effort The Democrats have slight gain
iD the county.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15
ASSEMBLY


Bills were Dassed-To provide for submitting
The bill provides that the articles on the Judcary the
Legislature aud suffrage shall be submitted separately
Bills were advanced to third readng-Io incorporate
the Ellsworth Social Club Of Brooklyn; to amend the
New York Petroleum Storage act; TO provide Tor pfO
tectnp the health OF emgrants and other passengers
arriving az the port Of NewYork; To incorporate lho
Security Savings Bank of NewlDrk; To amend Sectloh
hspsT l63 Laws OF 1885, In relation 70 corporations III
tile City OF Now York; In relation 10 lie ana hean in
surauce companies to amend the act permitting Naona
hanks TO become State Banks-the bill eIoIus Tue ue
from three years six years for closing up oiu W
incOrporate the New-Amsterdam savings bank OF NeM
York; to incorporate the Newiork ana brookyn ,o
Tubular Company To authorize the New ork bosIu VI
Edueation TO establish nautical school 10 incorporate
the Yonkers and Alpine Ferry Company 10 hnsnu t,o
UeGate Pilot act by repeating the section authoIHnG
the pilot 10 tow vessels through HellGate chabhe III
relatIon TO jOntstock companies and ASSOCIATIONS oW
ING them TO reduce their capital stock; 10 authoIle
towns In Oswego Cayuga. Wayne, Monroe, oreais ana
Niagara Counties 10 take slocA III tue h''Ao N'is''
Railroad. "a, .,o.td
In the evening session bills were reported
IN hermit the services certain religious setts 10 De per
orned i'm the streets OF NewIork; TO incorporate me
OF a suspension bridge the Hudson hlyer AT tno
Highlands 10 incorporate the Union saf5 Depost .V
many OF New York 10 extend the lnie ir tne
ZION of the Grand Hotel In New YORK; toehtehu LsAinS
ton.aye Y TO incorporate theWorkingN omen iroec
tive IIniou ~ Y incorporate the Manhattan EAPIes
80 nrnvIde Tor an additional number OF SotaTles IN New
York: ceding jurisdiction To the uoteu slas %
Dayid's Island to incorporate an American "hu roi0s"
Joint stock Company -, .,,,o,,o, ~ a
Rills were passed TO authorize the CONSTRUCTION oi -
Railroad In one. ilundredand twenty ins,, anu % osioI
Streets in York; TO amend the Os1ensbntgh eeh0o
Aot bill was introduced 10 change the name vi inc
Enigranf savings Bank of Buffalo, to the meehahlcs
Savings Bank.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15
VIRGINIA.

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
RICHMOND, April 14.-The Republicans are
ueIng nominations in every part Of the State In Caro-
tine County 3 meeting nominated Hawxhurst for Gov
snor and one white and black man for the Legsla-
fnre In Hanover County, Vim. James has been nomi-
sted for Congress and white and black man for
The legislature.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15
NdYY GAZETTE.

WAaEGToN. April ,3.-Acting Master j. Il. Jones
ordered 10 The Naval Stson Mount City Ill., Acting Bnn
McGormsn ard Acting Master hsttoe have Sseo placed
lcsr. prior their discharge from n,ya service
New-York tribune., 1868-04-15
NJ s,h.ncL,, PuImop,c SYRUP.

TIL. gr. medicine cured r. sCHBNCK che proprietor ofpsb
mouary Consumption bad s,amed it, most formidable sspec
aud speedy appeared be Inevitable His b!aeah1 pro-
pounce hi, case eurbe commenced the Of this simple
but powerful remedy His health restored short tine anS
20 return Of b been spprshscied for all the symptoms
quickly ,ppesre and b present weight more than tive hanare
pounds Dr. SCHBNCK has been equally sues In The treatment ~
cher. similarly afflicted Since recover, ha. devoted hs ass-
ton exclusively Consumption and the diseases which are
au,y complicated with IT, and the Effected By his medicines ha's
ben yery oamsrou. wou5e Tbs Syrup sa safe renesr
e,ssn no mineral poison and violent drug OF any HIND hnesh
anuo. possibly iujurs the system
IL healing lungs most remarkable pernesss
o, ssu and carries B u part bsoothes The m
famed bronchial abes ia promotes efpeetofsnen ana
tau. ensbthe tboS Of the dase 10 abort IT'S the rrs
remedy only for the most fatal Of all masdes May
,.,,o Of tho re,pebty Who have eIpsneei s benefits
eau testify Eum~ou certificates this effect and fall directions.
printed Bngh Fuch Spanish and German accompany each bottle
Pa.ea consult professionally bis No -
Bonds. EesYork, every TUESDAY fro TO pm All sd-
his Resproste Ps Of & Pulaoue Srlp Seaweed Teaic
each 81 rer bottle 81 30 hehsf naudrsk Ps Is cent?
per boz Sold by duggsts evevbet m supply sssys b
obtaiuea :. rooms No. ), BOndst. EesYorL
RI. snna RouSe.a caS va s; D sSsass
o. Of a s T. as % P.ss. % ssa. .
100 81 .ss ss @ :n SP .D.ste ssI d o s s s
tribute proceeding Of NIGHTS cs'OraSs Tas couurr,
SvRSIsG = 4 Pilgrim Baptist Church on Thiyts'rd
ST.,
Low Price
FOR CHINA, GLASS, AND siLyERPLArRD wARB
DECORATED DINNER SETS.
pRCORArBD FRENCH CHINA TBA SgTs............. ns
yRgyCH CHINA DIssRR SETS iss useful pieees..... % 90
PARIS GRANITE DINNER SITS i4s ussfal peee..... %
WHITE GRANITE TOILET sBTS. II pecss............ IN
SILvgR.PLATBD TIA SITS. pieces %
SILVER PLATED TBA SETS pieces. "
SILVER. PLATED ICR WATER PITCHERS. So
sILyBRPLATBD CASTERS bottles v"
Ab0
CHANDELIERS and GAS FIXTURES BRosZEs CLOCKS oAsS~
WARE. &c, &c. in proportion
f.. v. HAUGHwOUT & Co.,
No. ass, AGO. and 492 BROADWAY eerser Of Bsoomssr
Diamonds Diamonds, Ear Kings. Pins. Finger hins"~
and Stud, for sal. by GRO c. ALLEN Ne s Bsaass 'as a"es
below Csnalst -----------------
sIeeye-Buttons asd studs,
,,,., N, AL. n, GRoR0B c. ALLEN. No Ss Bsssdway,
ons eoa< bslss css, d
RartIeft Machine and Needle Dsgat No 50 s.o.ass'
Needles The Batlelt oarnaso hsnaseesss
Ciohe. ia fsss. ns.Ss Gear and fsss
s.aa .bisa are ysnss.ed dsrsbs TAs trade ~ppsed
No. 70 Csaslants -
Rr,.i,,s Reversible sewing Machines q. sy.;,'
,s,S ,rbss MACHINES Used ey hsns foot s bkoaoWe
0nce Nosice.-rss Malls fsr Esreps sl BE- si.gsicsss
n ,ss smcs sa fCBsDAE THURSDAY, sad ATukpaaid 60 -
ss AZ Il solosl ssd 3tlass and il;Si CO
IA o. wSDSRsDAr sfuss the hour q csssg ssass v"
psstsd he 0sssrd saa he ssAsss o. "a xnLEi ~