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THE TAX COMMISSIONERS BILL
Mr.. FREAL moved 10 go into Committee OF the
Whole on the Tax Commissioners bill
Mr.. ALLAnEN moved to table the motion. Lost by
Al two O'Clock the Assembly took recess.
Afternoon Session.
THE TAX AND CHARITY BILLS.
Mr.. SELKREG, from the Committee OF Ways and
Means, reported the Annual Tax and the Annual
Charity bills, which were made the special order TOT
tomorrow.
THE TAX COMMISSIONER BILL.
The CHAIR announced the pending question. the
resolution OF Mr. Frea to go into Committee OF the
Whole on the Tax Commissioners bill. 49,.
MIR. FREAR moved the previous question, wnicn
motion to go into Committee OF the Whole was
carried by vote OF 81 to q, and Mr.. Barse was
Messrs Hegeman, Calkins, Hartman and Others
favored and Messrs. Gleason, Sekreg, Hustled, Tr,i-
man, McleOd and Others opposed the Dill. Ihe uiS-
cusslon was very warm. The republicans opposing
the bill arragned the others for acting contrary 10
After two hours discussion the committee re-
ported progress to the House.
Mr. JACOBS moved to disagree with the report and
order the Tax commissioners bill to third reading
which was carried by a vote OF "a to A.
On motion OF Mr. JACOBS the said bill then had It's
lows
Sas osaE
Sonan conssr Crane Cullen byskman, E. Ely. William
hs nsnn sSa Tt'fi
Hxon, Hodges, Horton, Howard, Hull, Irving, Jacobs,
Madden, McKeever Mler p. Mitchell, Mosely, Murphy,
Machtmann, oKeee. Patrick, j. H. Pearsall Plunke!t,
Porter, O. Ray H. Ray Rich, Schoonmaksr, Skeels, A. w.
Smith Stevens IS Stewart, W. H. Stuart, stnrges sufern
NAYs-Messrs Allaben, Andrews, Arms, Avery, Baker,
Barker Barse, Basset Berry Brundage Butterdeld W w
Campbell, Cook, Day Dmmick, Doottle, Farley. OXFORD,
Glenn Could Hackett. Hawkins, Hoyt, Hustled Kendall
Perry, Rehardson Richmo"d, % Root ssiEres L. E. smith,
n b. Smith Speaker Summers Thornton. Trueman Tutte,
Walker, Weed, Whinarsh, Wright-46
Mr.. HITcHMAN moved to reconsider the vote just
taken. which was lost.
The Senate amendments OF the General ApprOpri-
alton bill were concurre0 in.
BILLS PASSED.
Providing for an extension OF Bushwick avenue;
providing for the care and custody OF insane crlml.
nails; Incorporating the Manhattan Eye ana Ear
Hospitals authorizing the Whitehall and Plattsburg
Railroad to take increased fare.
Mr.. Hustled made an Intellectual attempt to bring
up the Hell Gate Pilot bill, when the Assembly ad-
jOurned.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNDoN. May 4-4:30
p. M.-Consols closed at p31, both for money and
the account. United states five-twenty bonds are
quiet at 1917. Stocks are auet Erics igx; Illinois
Centrals 9s14; Atlantic and Great Western, 24h
PARIS BouRsE.-PARIs, May 4.-Bourse nrmer;
Rentes 72f. 12c.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LrvERPooJ, Nav
4-4:3O Z. M.-The cotton market closed dull mid
ding uplands, 11kd.; mddling Orleans, I'D. The
sales OF the day have been 5000 bales.
HAvRE CoTroN MARKET.-HAvRE, May A.-Cotton
closed unchanged on spot and TO arrive.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFFs MARkET.-LivERpoOI,
May 4.-Corn 27s. I'D. per quarter for new mixed
Western
LIVERPOOL PROVISION NMARKET.-LIvERrooI, May
4-Provisons-Pork, 103s. per bbL for Eastern
prime mess.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-JIvERPoor, May
4.-Produce-Tallow AIS. Cd. per cwt.; cheese, SIS.
per cwt. for the best grade OF American fine.
LONDON PRODUCE BMARKET.-LONDON, May 4-43O
r. M.-Tallow, 43s. per cwt Calcutta ltnsesd, COS.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

American Fishing Licenses Notwithstanding
Against American Fishermen In the Pro-
vincos.
OTTAWA, May 4, 1860.
In the House of Commons Mr.. savery moved for
the return OF the licenses issued to American fisher
men during the last year. He held that the treaty
to three miles limit applied TO headlands and not
to bays. and that while not adopting prohibtory
policy such license fee should be imposed as would
be some equivalent for the privileges OF allowing
Americans to fish I'm Canadian waters.
Several members from the maritime provinces
spoke In support OF the notion stating that frmer
policy should be adopted towards the states 20 meet
the exactions and restrictions imposed on Canadian
trade.
Mr. Anglin from Nova Scotia, advocated the total
exclusion OF foreign fishermen from the fishing
grounds. He said, In many cases owing TO the en-.
CrOachments OF American fishermen Nova Scotians
The motion was adopted.
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MARYLAND.

Sudden Deatl-AnOther Victim of the McClel-
Ian Alley Fire.
BALTIMORE, May 4, 1869.
AT an early hour this morning an unknown man,
aged about fifty five years, was found in dying con-
dition on Harrison street, near Baltimore. There
were no means by which he could be identified.
william c. Ross, Chief Assistant Engineer of the
Baltimore City Fire Department, died this morning
OF injuries received at fire in Mcclellan alley on
the 18th of April. He was mpaled on q spear head
OF rod of iron railing, by the falling Of WALL aud
was badly injured about the lOins His sufferings
since the injury have been intense. This is the
third death which has occurred from injuries re-
ceived at this fire. All the other injured men are
doing well.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
ALBANY, May 4, 1869.

ALBANY, May 4, 1869.
REPORTS.
To amend the charter Of Clyde; for q new passen.
ger depot for the Harlem Railroad at Forty y-second
street, for drive from 156th street to the Blind
Asylum property; to open q highway from Prospect
Park to Coney Island; the annual Canal ApprO-
prIat0n bill, Messrs. Nichols and Mattoon dis
Senting.
BILLS PASSED.
To legalize the articles OF association of the Black
River and ST. Lawrence Railroad; to Incorporate tine
veteran corps OF the Washington Grey cavalry; to
facilitate the completion OF the Buffalo, Cory and
Pittsburg Railroad; to amend the School law OF FL
mira; to incorporate the village OF West Mount ver
non to authorize the Comptroller OF Brooklyn
Brooklyn; in relation to draining low lands in Nj
agara county; for bridge over the Chemung river
the construction Of the Oneida Lake Canal; amend
ing the militia law TO amend the charter or Genesee
annual conference; to authorize the removal of GER
tain female cOnvicts to the Syracuse Penltentiary;
for the appointment OF commissioners TO lay out
roads In Kings county.
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
For the extension OF the Oakwood Railroad in
Syracuse; for O street railway IN Poughkeepse; to
incorporate the city Of Watertown; TO amend the
charters of Carthage Port Leyden and LocKport; to
incorporate the Mechanics Savings Bank OF Auburn
for the Improvement OF Spuyten Duyvi creek; fixing
the compensation Of the Sheriff and Assistant Clerk
Of the county OF New York; to incorporate the
Young Mems Lyceum of Tarrytown; to continue the
ana Auburn New York; Railroad; to confirm GER
tain acts OF the Recorder Of Troy: to regulate the
fare on the Troy and Boston RailrOad to tncOrpor-
ate the City Hall OF Troy; to incorporate the Social
MaennerchOr OF New York; in relation to the court
OF Oyer and Terminer; to authorize the Mariposa
Company to issue preferred Stock to amend the
charter OF tine Mercantile Library Association of
Brooklyn; to incorporate the Excelsior Savings Bank
of New York; TO provide Tor the erection Of public
market in the Twenty-flrst ward
ANNUAL SUPPLY BILL.
MIR. O'D0NNELL reported the Annual Supply bill
for consideration.
On motion OF Mr.. GENET the Senate went into
Committee OF the Whole on said bill.
The supply bill was amended on motion OF Mr..
Banks giving $3.50, 900 towards the erection OF a
Capitol. No other important amendments were
made except those reported by the Senate CON-
mittee.
The bill was then ordered TO q third reading.
The Senate then adjourned.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Right Of Legislative Committees TO Take Com.
pulsOry Testimony.
BOSTON, May 4, 1869.
Thomas Drew, who has been in jail since the
18th OF last month"; by order Of the State Sen
ate for contempt in refusing to be sworn
by the Legislative committee, was brought
before the Supreme Court to-day on
writ OF habeas corpus, ana his counsel submitted
printed arguments, taking ground that no COM
mittee Of the Legislature had right to take CON-
pulsory evidence. This was replied TO by the At
reserved until tomorrow.
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Complimentary Vote to the Ministers.
FLORENCE, May 4, 1869.
Both Houses Of Parliament have passed vote Of
confidence In the Ministry for their endeavors to re-
store the financial condition OF the country.
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ENGLAND.

The Mary Lowell Case In the House of Com
mOns-Objections to the Mayor Of Cork.
LONDON, May 4, 1859.
In the House Of Commons this evening Sir John
Hay inquired what action the government had taken
in regard to the seizure of the brig Mary Lowell by
Spanish man-of-war in British waters.
Mr.. Arthur J. Otway, Under Secretary for the
Foreign Department, replied that in the present i'm
perfect state OF information 1t was undesirable to
make known the nature of the communications which
had been exchanged with the government Of Spain
on the subject.
Mr.. Edward Sullivan, member for Mallow, will in
troduce a bill to prevent the Mayor of Cork from
continuing TO hold any office connected with the adj
m,ntstration OF justice in Ireland.
Proposed Commissioners of the Irish Church
Temporalities.
! LONDON, May 4-Midnight.
In the House of Commons tonight, while the
Irish Church bill was under consideration Mr.. Glad.
stone proposed that the names of Lord MOnck, late
Governor General Of Canada; Justice James Anthony
Lawson and George Alexander Hamilton, LII. D..
be inserted in clause three as the commissioners Of
Church temporalities in Ireland constituted under
the act.
Tho ChestcrGeld Stakes George Osbaldiston
the Winner.
LONDON, May 4, 1869.
The races at Chester commenced to-day. The
leading event was the Chesterfield stakes OF five
sOveregns each with 100 sovereigns sdded for three
year 0lds. The following is the result
Mr.. w. Feasters br. C. George Osbadston, by
Camerino out OF Country Maid. ................ /
Mr.. Kennington's b. c. Mysotis, by Heir of Lime
cut OF Mitraille. ......................... 2
Mr.. Barber's Dr. C. Hunter, by Commotion out OF
Mrs. Harkaway. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3
The betting at the start stood 10 to against Osba
dston to l against Mysotis and Hunter. Eight
ran.
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NEW YORK.

Heavy snow Stern in BroOme County.
BINGHAMTON. May 4, 1869.
There was snow storm here last night and the
hills about this city were covered with snow this
morning. so that they were white as in winter.
Some snow fell today, and there have been slight
storms elsewhere in this neighb0rhOOd. Vegetation
IN the Susquehanna and ChenangO valleys Is quite
forward and 1t Is feared that damage will result
from the frost.
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to the Lady ana take her measure. Deeming every
thing safe, he then fell back, and was nearly I'VE
lengths in the rear at the three-quartcr pole. He
now determined to enter upon the struggle ior VIC
tory, and, rousing the energies or his mare made
dash .or the lead. He gained rapidly on Lady TnOrn
and succeeded In reaching her head and carrying
her to break and then into run. AT this instant
the crowd became wildly excited and, yelling like
demons so excited American Girl that she too broke
up, and both mares went over the score on run
me judges decided 10 to be dead heat. Ihe
time was 2:304. The result OF this heat highly
eated the hackers OF American Girl, who clustered
around Mace ana expressed their admiration or hs
victory.
Fourth Heot-The result or the last heat had
revived the spirits OF the hackers OF American Gil
SO inuch THAT they were again willing to invest On
% s,er ann 40 lay ,niry agalnst hundred on tae re-
suit Mace again came up behind, but was so far
OH from Lady Thorn that the judges refused forgive
the WORD. This was repeated but on the third. at
tempt the judges, nnding him determined to tran.
gave the word as desired. Lady Thorn was AGAIN
suffered to lead around the and go to the quar-
ter pole two and half lengths In 'front.'. She passed
that point In thirty-seven and half seconds. and
the hali-mlle pole IN the same way in
I13H. IL was not until he entered on the
Flushing end that Mace manifested disposition
to press the trottng He was IN no haste even to 10
pole did ne 20 up to Lady Th0rn's wheel. Turn
ing into the hOmesretch Pffer chose for his position
the outside OF the track, which was deemed the best
for speed, leaving the inside portion for Mace who
now urged his mare to the utmost for the struggle.
She responded gaiiantly and gained gradually all
the way up and seemed to be winning, but before
she had succeeded In capturing Lady Thorn, who
trOtting with all her might, American Giri lelt
her feet and all over, the brush having been too
long for her in her then condition. Lady Thorn won
by two lengths. Time OF heat 2:29H. The following
IS
FASHION COURSE, May 4-Match 1900, mile heats,
best three in i've, III harness,
ID. Pnfer named b. m. Lady Thorn. .:.... l
v rnltn ..s.l a. -
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RUSSIA.

Death OF Prince Sergecwitsch McnscbikoH.
ST. PETERS BURG, May 4, 1869.
Prince Alexander Sergeewitsch Menschikoff, Ad-
mirai OF the Russian Navy, died yesterday. He was
born In 1889.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE

The Cunard mail steamship Siberia will leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post Onioe
at half-past eleven O'Clock A. NJ. on Wednesday. 4
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe-wW
be ready at hafpast ten O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies, IN wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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TROY, May 4, 1859.
vote of the inhabitants Of the village OF Lansing
burg to-day on the question Of the annexation OF
that village to Troy resulted as follows:-Whole
number Of votes cast, 1,455, OF which 767 were in
favor OF annexation and 6SS against, giving the
mated tonight ana there is great rejoicing over the
result.
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SPAIN.

Tho Cortes in Favor Of a New Ministry.
MADRID, May 4, 1869.
The majority Of the delegates in the Cortes are in
favor OF o new ministry.
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BRILLIANT AURORA BOneALIs.

At fifteen minutes after eleven O'Clock last night
suddenly the auroral light dashed out with great
brilliancy, strangely contrasting with the dense
blackness OF long line OF dark clouds just skirtng
the northern horizon. IL was no wonder that the
Post Odlce bell SOUNDED an alarm (Rr Ore, ..
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VIRGINIA.

Tragedy at Charlotte Court HOuse-A Negro
Shot by a White Man-Particuiars of the
Anair-Result Of the InQuesi-Order for the
Arrest Of Those Concerned.
RICHMOND, May 4, 1862
tragedy occurred at Charlotte Court House. Va,
Yesterday in which Joseph Holmes, a negro mem-
Der OF the late Constitutional Convention lost his
life A few weeks since John Marshall, son OF
Judge Marshall OF that county, was fired at in the
night while In his residence by some unknown per-
son. Yesterday being court day, Mr.. Marshall was
at the village, and there recognized negro whom he
suspected of having attempted 10 assassinate him.
Marshall charged the negro with the crime.
and he at once ned into the woods and
pursued without avail. few hours
mery body servant Of Judge Marshall.
encountered young Marshall and threatened to have
him arrested. light thereupon ensued, and both
partles having pistols firing commenced-Marshall
aided by his friends. Holmes was shot through the
breast and staggering TO the Court House fell dead.
An inquest was neld the jury returning verdict
that deceased came 10 his death from gun shot
wound ut the hands OF some person unknown. The
affair creates the greatest excitement in the county,
where Holmes was exceedingly popular among the
negroes, having been elected 10 the convention by
2, 900 majority over white candidate An order has
been issued for the arrest OF Marshall and party,
but they have not yet been appfehended.
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HAVANA May 1869.
The sugar market is unchanged IN tone and quo
tatiOnS.
Exchange on London, 11i4 1914 percent pre-
MUM; on Parls, one per cent discount par; on
United States, 60 days sight, in gold, x z per
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TELECRAPHIC NEWS
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ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
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The Mary Lowell Case in the
English Parliament.
A NEW MINISTRY FOR SPAIN.
Discussion in the Canadian Parliament on
the Fisheries Question.
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American Privileges to be
Withdrawn.
CUBA.


Continued Skirmishing i'm the Interior.
HAVANA, May H. 1869.
The Cuban journals contain the usual accounts OF
insignificant skirmishes between the Spanish and
Cuban forces.
The steamship Moro Castle, Captain Adams, ar
rived this afternoon from New York.
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Died.

PELI.-Suddenly. No West Farms May g. JOSHUA
l.. PEII. OF BROOKLYN.
Notice OF funeral tomorrow.
fFOr other Deaths see Fifth PuOeD
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Ask Your Grocer

A.-For n SUPERIOR Quality, Stylish and Ele-
Hat, to ESPENCHEID, Manufacturer, lis Nassau
street. between Ann and Beekman streets
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Announcements Of RemOval.-Dr. G0urauA
has removed his business from 463 Broadway ~ bond
street, where can be obtained his ITALIAN INDICATED
SOAP ORIENTAL CREAM, LIQUID ROUGE LILT
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An UnrivaIled Tonic Bevernge-The Pure,
genuine, imported HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT, 80 60 per
Dozen No. 2& Murray street.
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NJ NO. ZIX BrOadWny, You VII Find KnON
the Halter When you have found him you will have
occasion to hunt up other halter What can't find
KNOXS in the OF Hats of superb finish and excellent
quality will look in vain for elsewhere He the
of hatters, and long may he
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Burning Of Tobacco Factory in UichmOnd-
Letter from Governor Wells.

RICHMOND, May z, I6bV.
The tobacco factory OF E. 7. Pikinton Co. was
burned this morning. The loss was $4,000. There
was an insurance of $4,000 on the premises.
Governor Wells Is out IN letter saying that he
has never been satisfied that the disfranchisement
clause would accomplish the object Tor which it
was framed, and If the majority OF the people vote
against 1t all ought to assent to the decision. He
adds
believe that whichever sections OF the cOnstitu-
ton the President prefers to have stricken out he
will submit separately, and the probabilities are that
the weight OF his name Will be such that the pro-
visions so submitted separately will DE defeated.
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A.-styIish Hats for Gents and Youtbs-At
popular prices. BURKE, 12s Fulton street.
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A.-Save 2J Per Cent by Purchasing Your
Siverware direct from the manufacturers FORD 3
UPPER saesrooms 5s7 and $50 Broadway Tenth
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Ask Your Grocer
TIEMANNS LAUNDRY BLUE.
Depot,
lS5 Chamber streex-
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A.-Rhcun,sti.m.--Jo Sersroye, Mers
chants Hotel cured by Dr. Filters Vegetable Hheuatio
Remedy. Depot 7V Broadway. Advice gratis.
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Montana Cordial.-N0 More Dyspepsias
II. A. CHOLvIN, 1871 Fulton street, New York.
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in laying the foundation OF consumption To the moA
'nseorn @ cough or cold you have only to use once :"
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A1.-Fstablished 1901 For the Hair, Bar.
rvs Tncopherous The best and cheapest article. Sold bY
al
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window shades Of every descripticn...Alsc
new Spring FIXTURES. Sold ouy BY O. a. 81 " kkLtN
GQ, Gw,sip 6sory, M HsosduW.
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Missisquoi Spring Water, Only Known Rem.
edy Tor Cancer and all diseases Of the kneys Sold by al
druggists. Depot No. College place, New York
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. New, a Patent Rx.
Sofa Bedstend that Ia ornament to parior
a. L. 4 j. r. kelly CO., Furniture Store, ssf Broad
AZ, Amity streeA
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Albert Weber's

LeRal Guarnntee.-Rheumntic Cases, stat
ing quantity DIR. Filters Rheumatic Remedy TO cure q
money refunded Depot 70l Broadway.
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Barkcr's IIirsutus-Free from Grease; War
raned 20 make the hair grow and prevent its falling ou
NJ. ~ urna adxrav
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Rest In the
world. The only perfect dye; harmless reliable inGansans-
Qua Factorv IL 6ond street
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A. Everdell,s, 500 Broadway, WeddinG
Visiting Cards. Mouorams French Note fspe huest IN
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Celebrated Poor Richards Eye Water.
Sold BY all Druggists per bottle. Depot 81 Bona
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Ladies, Ridir.x yyhip~.
TONES, MELvkiN CO., No Maiden lane.
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Furniture Covcrings-All styles, at q. 4. q
J. b. kelly CO.'S Curtain Store az Broadwsy.
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Cedar Camphor--For Moths. New Size, SOC.
s. HARRIS, Boston. All druggis,s sell It.
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PIANoFoRTE ROOMS
REMOVED TO
FIFTH AVENUE CORNER OF SIXTEENTH STREET.

These Instruments used by Madame PAREPA-ROSA,
Miss LOUISE KELLOGG Miss Aide ToPP, 8; h, MILLS,
y. n. PATTISON, HARRY SANDERsON, GEO. p. BRIS-
TOW, q. JEROME HOPKINS, A. T. PEASE and cousid-
cred by every musician of note the
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BEST PIANOS now MANUFACTURED.
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Crissa dors,s UneauaIied Hair Dyc.-Sola
and applied al his Wig Scalp Factory No. Astor Hous
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Announcement Of RemoyaI.-Dr. Gours.4
soSS. Oriental CREAM, IiQUib souaE and LIZ
A:-styli.h Hats for Gents and Youth..As
A LEGAL Gu.rentee.-Rheumn,ic Cases, stat
mo money sif rsfund.d. Dspo. 7cs Brosawsy. ''' -
Albert Weber's
PIANoFoRrE ROOMS
REMOVED TO
FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER OF SIXTEENTH STREET.
Miss Iot USE EIL6GG, Ma. Aide TofP, s; mills,
TOW, skRosk hoFxlss, 4. I. rExsE, and oSssis-
cred by every musician OF note the
BEST PIANOS now MANUFACTURED.
s,is ?; j. Mss
Remedy. Depot 5cs Broadway. Advice gratis.
A1.-FstabIisled 1sO1.-For the Hair, Bar.
rvs Treopherous The best and cheapest arcs Sold sy
A. Everdel,., so2 Broadway, weddi.g
and Visiting Cards. MonoGrams French Note tepe huest In
the city.
Barkcr's IIirsutus-Free from Grease; War.
rsnted TO make the hair grow and to prevent It's falling our
No. o22 Broadway.
Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best IN tmo
world The only perfect dye harmless reliable naantaue-
Gus. Factory 10 Bond street
Celebrated Poor Richards Eye water
Sold by all Druggists at S cents per bottle. pse' S'ne
street.
Cedar Camphor-For Moths. New Size, 500.
THEODORE 5. HARRIS, Boston. All druggso sell IL
Crista dorn,s Uneaualled Hair Dyc.-Sota
and applied Wig and Scalp Factory, No. Astor HowA
FssabIi.hed I'm 1SOO-Thc Metropoiitan Jsh
Printing Establishment, % Nassau street.
j. b. kelly CO.'S Curtain Store, az broadway.
Furnifure.-somcshinG New, a Patent Rx.
tension sofa Bsdserd hss s an ornament to any parioe
way, Amity streeA
Ladies' Ridlrlx Whips.
TONES, MELvkiN a CO., No. 6 Maiden lane
Misssquot Spring Water, Only Known Rcm-
druggists. Depot No. College place, New York.
MONTANA Cordial.-No More Dyspepsias
To Let n Cold Have Its Own Way IL TO Assiss
aying the foundation OF consumption TO cure ,ne m
stubborn cough you only TO al once d.
JAMES ExPECTORANT Sold everywhere
Window shades Of every descriptiOn.-AlSo
Sprt Ouy ~ a, Ia y. u.