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p.ccUNycFPS ARRIVED.

,, ,,vr rs r, steamship Meade May II Sirs
Nei And sister d. Harper Mcors John y No.
", NJ Weh.tr " Clement d. Breat r. j. Wh.. u moIvon'
T. Thompson. J. l.. Messerve MIS- r. H. D'' ~ "
ppoM CI XsoWIn steamship Columbia mry H-Messr Dun
NJ NJ ID Bayli. and Ilil Mr. and Mrs John Hunter
Mr. and Mn WIN Tborne Mr. and hs i Mis- fos's anu sse
and sister. Miss Robertson MIN r'!' '"'
" TRH M WITHHOLDING Ain snshp ets The Rev. Nj
I'D NJ Ward Fowler G. j. Rose H. Boamb wife and two %
, pcr Me- Byrre Mr. and Wall Thomas WALL jr D. Labos
II (tosyenor Thomas Nelson. Mr. Archer Logena Miss Louisa
and o.r hcn Hassari Mr. and Mrs Hopkins. MeSsrs h. and r.
Tyler and Mrs Good and two children Miss h. NJ Banan THOMAS
FROM BERMTDI NAV I4-In steamship Fah Keep W. 0Neil
Mr. Osei children and servants; VIM Barr W Andrews
Miss Hurst Miss Ellen Master Charles Peo Capt W Jen
mel, Capt. T. Mason, Lieut. d. BroughtOn, Csp r. fanf H.
George Ness Il Thompson Mn D. Smith and child Right Rev
Willis Nssely. :, =, :. 4,
PROM CIARI BSTON-In Steamship South Carolina MAJ l4B
annahan C. r. Davis A. T. Anderson y o. Barney and wife ChaS
Bues Miss e. T. Tudor Miss Norwood Mrs Deerso Miss Is
Reeey Schwartz Mrs Dr. fulIaf Mr Gist Miss Mary r.
Selch NJ Drocy r. Ruckle Gus Johnson
j. H. Cheerow, NJ G. McMisn Mrs. Mcmillan L. Ward b. Hood
Hascll and wife Never W. Farley w Rcuntree Henry Tudor
H. A. Wilson, H. C. sexton T. Smith G. D. Schot ~ Creighton
G. L. Lor H. Phatgsn j. H. Pollard Gonzales, g. r. Rker A.
Casas wife children T. Boou Miss MARY Booru, Miss A.
FROM SAvANNAH-Msy Is in steamship Gen Barnes Fan
WELL Mrs C. Butler Miss Bur Mrs A. Sheldon, Miss sheldon r.
and L. Kechum and family, Geo Rand MIS- L. ~.
Peasd Carpenter and child, Mrs Leland b. Sheldon, T.
Solomon, Mrs Mills and daughter hrs Puahee Miss
Morris, W. Il. Reynods, Col t. Richards Mrs ~
Robb Miss Ella Robb Miss Mary Rohb, Master T. Rcsh
r. NJ Mcclellan; Mrs Boswck, children and s fuisi9h III.
p A. Walsh Goodman, Mrs Bates. mr RAYMOND Miss
ols Miss Jones Miss Sheldon M and Mrs sheldon, Mrs Ihn9n
and sister j. A. Chambers Smith d d. Trehmor and son. D. H.
Watson and son, A. B. Luce G. A. McClosky j. X hiles
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CRIMINAL.

At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday, Justice
Darling committed James DObbnS for having broken
into the dining OF Dennis Cahl In the basement Of
No. "a Newt hambersst. He Was found by Officer Nash
of the Fourth Precinct concealed in the pdt and had
already packed up number of articles preparatory 10
taking them away Patrick Harrington was committed
for having Saturday night, bmtaly beaten and
kicked his wife, Julia, in their apartment In the tene
Inent No. So Nulberry-St.
Ellen McAlecr of No. s. West Forty -fOur.h-st
charged Edward Tucker with attempting 10 steal gold
watch number Of rings, knives and forks and some
shirts all Of the value " $780, ker residence Fri
day afternoon MIS- McNccr found TUckc in the act Of
oycrhauling the drawer OF bureau IN which the above
prolfrty was and had him arrested" He committed
In default of = 800 bail by Alderman cunningham.
owen McNally Of East Seventy fourth,st, near
Aycuue-A, preferred complaint against Michael
Ford, for beating his brother, Michael McN4lly,
with an iron bar the head Friday evening, and i'll
iuYng him severely. Ford committed 10 prison.
An examination in the OF Henry C. Marson and Geo
Palmer arraigned few days ago Oma charge 0I attempt
ing TO commit burglary IN the Bulls Head Hotel, re-
,uItcd in the conulttal OF the prisoners for trial
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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFF

The Income Tar 1CGiH-The offence is CHARGED AGAINST
CHRISTOPHER Risley, Commission Broker ~ WaSt that
he made false income returns 10 the Internal Revenue
Department. on saturday Commissioner shields, by re-
0uest of defendant adjourned the until to-day.
CharCe OF making array TiH Goods before B0nkTuptcy
Michael Myers the proprietor OF mourning goods
on saturday, on a charge of violating Section "A of the
Bankruptcy Act by pawning and otherwise dSpesng OF
his properly within three months previous to entering
into Bankruptcy. The plaintiff, in this instance, claims
only $50 but the defendants entire indebtedness to var
Os persons said amount several thousands OF dot
lars The further hearing OF the set down FOR
the 18th Inst, at ii O'Clock, a. III.
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CgpcR op AcTiSG CossIstsf srBssrzscB, /
PokT CuLr4BUs Ngw.lORK H. tRDR, Alri %, I'M :
DR0P0SAIS In dnnlirafn with cnnY of this

EDkDPOSALS IN dupucate. WIN copy OF tnis
advertisement attached viii he r'cri,e ths rnierne1 urtl
$40, r slpEug tRfsH Bhbf TO tie i.o"
stationed Pors Columbus snd WOOD NeSlork hato 1ni Ne'
The said Beef he irh Of good marketable qs
equal proportion and hind quarters nes shans and tne
tow eScue delivered the os's above nsinei '
be- from ~ required an
commanding Officer shall dei nate not eree fogi
times g.fk
separate froposas Duplicate viii also be received BY he undec
signed holr and date above mentioned for upsng Con
families the aforesaid
supplied with such IHOlt FRESH bhEf . they mar
tine require sDsh SlkLutS sud fOhIbhhOlsh
STEAKS, STANDING RIBS or RIBROASIS
These be in force months, such less tue A. he Con
uissry G,uer shall direct commencing the st Jay II july @
The vail be required into bonds e sum Of ms,
Thousand Dor gue By tso SoEse suieae' whose hAes maa
b. entered m the bids
proposals. will be opened tue eh proHo al which
tine and plscc bidder, lyei to Re present.
Proposals will be marked Proposals. for Beef and addressed
T. G. RUTHERFORD, Bfeyet Captain, |. b A., A. Ch
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QrARrBRsAsrKRs OFFICE, Z. 5. VI c.. }
MAsHIRGrOS, Avn. p, 1870. }
DROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.-Sealed pro.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLlES.--Sealed pro;
opGes m on FRIDAY 5 se q d. Of Jos el. fi furnishing
United Marine Corps from til, 81 q J is1s % !Ae IN
Assistant nii 3uarernef Nn Corps Piaepl Pa. rec sI
pense the United such qusnes oI une 10 a~e 10
Iequircl; c,ssx
II sky bre KeIs- all WOOL FREE from hair - aches Wa"
. weigh % to the sri Indigo soo dyee
' i to ss g a g osa 1s S 20 tt 1 po d5e
1900 Yards DARK blue ssi CiOh al WOOL res ron lif d ache'
VIDE, TO lgh y The yari (nsO wool d cl. ,
Ynri scarlet Cloth all vol (cohncal dei - as 'ae
weigh 10 ornces per ya9L 90 =,
1000 Yards 81 DARK Dine FLANNEL fog G,e'scs' 81 s' pn "0
1900 YARDS 81 darn bre Flannel Tor shirts WOOL indigo wool dye
1000 Gray Barhet ali %o to ~e pound. each be feet 'os
5000 p an ss 1.St s ss s 'Sts non so properly good s:
WOOL twisted yam to weigh pounds i'r So'A
pau ''' ITO" Class No. ,.
5000 Yards Linen pants 20 inches vide to weigh - ounces
GOO YARDS White Linen shirts 30 inches wide to weigh II oon'''
1900 Yards anton Fsnnel for dnses % Iach vide weigh
1000 Y.sas ' co T. }nelng ses 90 inches vide
800 Uniform Caps complete, e,espt pomTOqs =. ,,..,.
900 POmEou red nor' ball ;aPs aI 81 '6G' c., so ss
1900 Stocks. ,.ssvs
sn Gross Buttons teage.
100 Gross Vest Buttons (rAgsL
500 SETS EpAuette Bullion, pnvates
5000 Yards y,l@s Binding.
IS ssonis, Tor musicians.
100 Drum Cords
a. fo..ooI "B' rifes
Pais Dramsiicks. ~
6OOo Pairs Army Bootees d9i..n,Iy PsitrfH,
no B,yonet se,bbarls, with Frog attached.
so Percussion cap POUCHES
3 s SS,SlF ro.s. ~
For making M trimming the iolloAng articles, viz;
Uniform Coats for s.rgants corporsls and '-l''.
Fatigue Goats for sr,ran eoIIoLaIs @ I $3.50
woo,u pants for rgrans corpora' musa-bs ~ pl
Linen Pant srg'ants ooponh' Musicians Ind PH'4''
Flannel Shirts.
Linen Shirts.
Pisnp,l sacks
Ri aud blue jackets for boys
Ts esITgso9Si a ts ere %' Is, SS'1 ~ ~
Ba,cks washington D. Asrsn ga :, ne ans Bsr.
sSs Bropsiyu Neslok and Bo.tou Mass where uey e'h
them hsI be cour. a. no, y eouonlia; sH?. 5 va
rejected contractor will he bound - N, - es,ne, AZ he
an red lind At oucr OF tie Qaernoter Vii OIL re ue''
Py% a U NH he mad upon the nocpij d,e o he sor gan
s oa' S1, S,i q a"t s order
did cTicr s5i Until eo9,,'s. =, 6a guarantee
Each proposal must r Fo iG1 6F s GUARANTEE ,-a
The undersigned %. ss NJ S' c. the sorgous "a
- for supplies as ,bove drrbe be accepted he o. they vi. %
DAY. .s ,s Iop 81 ,ls Sn snS .aenr .,
the said shall fail to enter into contract " 100 and
Obi Oh may be accepted G D GaarAnIsr.
Witness,
r. i, ,ha, N. ,,o,en.med Known % ms As nee
Of hereby ' ,, ~, rSr ss TO maze Ss their
TO Re a.ued by the United States District Judge oH
h"n VII considered unless accompanied BY the above s
ante ,,,,o-u - pubh the above will saA the paper coo
tanning hs a' nSS e 's. S% establishment a
especially stated IN ihe proposal . pr,c.l. for supplies iof
the Marine CORPS AN 0sAasHAsAss- ~ &A~
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NAVY DEPARTMENT BUREAU Psoyi,toss AND CLoraSe,}
Nay :, 1870.
PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING. Sealed pro-

Clothing. Will BE- received a ibs
the Jth iay Of MAY, 1870 for the supply
of ten thousand l00sD pairs Of bacb Canvas Do ToSses
thousand ua delivered the sewfor Has
Ysr an he delivered equal proportions a. he Pbia3e
mia Tie mast be rene hal
within AMI balance within ninety DAYS from the date
contract pass inspection, and b. e1a IN quality
material pattern, style make 10 the safs az The sS ION fs
depba aud Boston Navy Yarh, and at this Burean.
The DECK which the made must e free ron uoa
tgentyyen nrhea cOabe LlHg an1 weigh
iyh o1nc.s hundreds 3 yard texture BY %
ami the successful bir the acceptance of
hi. oe required flnsl ID, Of provisions AM Cloth
ing NesYork Philadelphia AMI Bostn Sto ono
the duck vi which 1t proposed uannactafe e
For a description Of TIE and schedule Of sizes bidders 1s
the Navy aaoye menpOnoi
security, vii be required IN quarter ne ESQ
Of the cent ac1ton VII D. WI"
held from the OF each payment a. coAe SECURITY ZEE tas os
Performance of the contract which reservation VIII Not oe PAID anti NC
contract IS July compgei Nth.
Every accompanied by written arantee signed By one
responsible that the bidder or bidders Will II n or ts,
BID be- acccph Obligation within i've days sth good Aai
sufficient TO furnish the articles proposed
vii b. considered unl pani by uc glssltes
parties Who DOnte manufacturers u rzuIu
.alrs aIuc they Offer finnish IN OgtDy with the ses0i
of the Joint resou approved Iaru > 1908
Jules the
cr-ei hy IL Assessor u Internal
tr Di1c IN which rosie AL unAs- LIE loens
Quir,d Is furnished III The PROPOSE. w-i
reject proposal considered e. sc GOTtrlBL
Z. T. DUNN, Chef Of Bs,ean
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Ruling IN BankrUptcy.-Judge BlatchfOrd has
decided that adavits IN bankruptcy made before
NOtaries Public are not valid but that they mus; be
made before L. ;. Commissioner, register in bank
ruptcy.
daniel L. shaw ir., Charles II. AimdOwn, G. Wise and
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Captain, pusr. vessels arriving ". p Press only TO
persons exhibiting the authority Of w. s"s Tnnwsx
Agent News packages Journal OF Cope,' Saai,
ori Snr E1rss Ereaiag Post coaHSs" Savc,i onlv 70
Zestrnag and Neg- YORKER Dmohruf sbonm Ai'' y"
the eperROnA
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Urn Goods.

CUGDEN g. BRADBURY,
y NOS. Jl2 and 3li B0WBRY,
Zone door below Bleeciera.).
BLACK AND COLORKD SILKS PROM AUCTION,
RICH GROs GRAIN AND GLACB SILKS
At 81 IS and upward.
RICH PARIS COLORED SILKS
"A inches, at 81.
CHECK AND STRIPED SUMMER SILKS. sATfSS, &c,
BROCHR AND LLAMA LACE SHAWIs,
SILK CLOAKs CLOTHS, AND CURTAIN MATERIALS.
Also
MOURNING GOODS, &c.
We invite the particular and the public to our
READYMADB SUITS,
and 10
DRESS MAKING DEPARTMENT.
Which under the supervision the talent and which make
and i'm and Suits in the
VERY LATEST STYLES AT MODERATE PRICES.
SUGDEN : g, B IA ,Rb sIt powrnr
Zone door below Bleeckerst),
viii open on MONDAY, 9th inst case Of
IMPERIAL TAKO CLOTHS AT l5c TO aSc,
Also a case Of
DOUBLB-wIDTH MOHAIRS, AT &c.
which selling eay part Of the season at Soc These goods
We believe CHEAPER THAN ANYTHING IN THIS CITY and invite
special attention them and also to our general assortment
DRESS AND SUIT MATERIALS,
large additions which have been male daring the past week
ENGLISH AND FRENCH P0PLiNS,
JAPANESE POPLISS AND SILKS
in all the designs and at
UNAPPROACHABLB PRICES.
LINENS FOR SUITS
and Uo,s.,eene purposes TABLE CLOTHS, NAPKINS &c. To-
syer large s~9rtet Of PIQUEs and eyer des6Pnon
WHITE GOODS FANCY IOoDS,,
LACRs EMBROIDERIEs PARASOLs, AND UMBRELLAS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, Sc, &c, &C.
In all Of which solicit comparison w,theny other nou'e
GARDNER BREWER g. Co., o,
~ 81 FEDERAL STREET. .BoSd
62 LEONARD STREET. hEM IOi.
2i6 CHESTNUT STREET. ........... PHILADELPHIA.
AGENTS FOR TUE
Amosksag Manufacturing Co., Stark MINIS,
Sai,bury Mills Langlon Manufacturing Co,
Hamilton Wooden Co. Samsske NILS
r WHOLESALE and RETAIL
"A THE BANKRUPT STOCK OP LARGE
WHOLESALE HOUSE .
5000 rolls tne FRENCH GOLD PAPER HANGISGs Soc per roll
usually sold at So
GOOD PAPER. i2c per roll.
FINE GOLD WINDOW SHADES So per pair Also barge asor
ENGLISH CARPETS reduction Painting
Hanging Decorating AMI KaomnDg Experienced workman snt !"
any part Of city country. 80 r- oo.rns
III and 80 Iuison-s st. opposite DoniDick at
NEW STRAW GOODS
SASH RIBBONS, LACBS, &c,
THIS WEEK,
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Proposals.
Posi-. OyPlcg AVID CeURr. House., New YOEk CIrYD
OKxrrp d arpYnI SrR HnKs1 NJ s I'm
PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST

OYyfCg Oy SUPERINTENDENT My 5. LS7O
PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST
Il IRON WORK P0R THR POST. OFFICE AND COURT HOUSE
NETWORK CIrY.-wROUGHT AND CAsTIROS wOsK-ss,s
O'Clock h Of Nay $50 for furnishing dshysHg .ia1r ru
Rd" now in dis oos onss"s Of esron eouIa. vi a.
Sc, and Srought-ron beams, orders, Sc.
free from as or defects any lind q si qa. 4 ~
metal %. G TIE m sa not 19 s S ,Ss .s ,N .
surplus weight will be paid for nor will any castings Of @ sn
cep,e %s II ~ "'' ''''''''.' D
an bearing. Of columns bases plates 1 be pansi or a
perfectly all bolt holes dni and the entire sork clHe Nd
lnishei 10 hntcla.s manDsr.
Phenr PiuI Union Iron worls Cooper Hewitt o. oSs;
c.d for ia sSs s6iaies and be the bet wrought iron sy Mi
straight and sound 10 AZ 'pee' o. ~, g'.1'.
dimensions sd numbers required by the specifications and eoais
Al Necessary bolts Wedges ties. sngf 91s .a'o she I'd or
anchor TIE brick walls m be furnished b. e
pIete satisfaction The Superintendent AMI rIuire by him
The gre will b put together vh t@s and sl wedges 'so.a
t, by the Superintendent and found defective IN any particular
The contractors permitted the Of the decas AMI
IN putting The work place soni charge bot val Dc rsr ~
The Department when required Seaholns to be isrSS | The con
Proposals viii be male By the piece for the c'ngs and baH
or other metal work necessary 70 and pat the work pso sssi
MENTIONED ~ drawings Of seheiuies or not .,,
pe within three months after date Of written notice TO commence The
work viii not be subvdei among ber- bat will b.
consder7i N the sgyreg1ie
payment which s be made moos denclg cent unit toe
All bib accompanied BY pens, bond ofsny
dollars tia; The bbr will seeept perform the
i ibs 1ssI ATTORNEY Of he sct where BE- rc De
es % se Dte Of the oysrhmn. 2 20 .o nd @ IA IA,
not the printed form 20 BE- obssne IN this Office and d not
considered neither viii any proposals 10 vel from parae'
iron WORK the necessary facilities foe getting the
Proposals b. iIdorei Bis o Iron wOrh,7 and addressed to
CALVIN T. HCLBUkD, Superintendent
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Judge Benedict VIII SIT in TINS UOUrt to-day,
and proceed with the criminal business. The calendar
will he called al II "a. m The rccognzances OF persons
bound TO appear and who fail 10 Viii be forfeited.
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SATURDAYS WEATHER REPoRT-9 4. NJ.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SIM I'LL Moon rises. $3.50
THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook Cows Island. 92 Hell Gate .l:Oj
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Drp Goods.

JAMES MCCREERY g. Co.,
u Broadway and Rleventh-a,
WILL OPPER FRESH NOVELTIES
JUST RECEIVED PROM 1888. o,-no,
ALSO, GREAT BARGAINS PROM THE RECENT AUCTION
SALES.
FANCY SUMMER SILKS,
AT 81 IS
RICH BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS,
PROM I'll IS UPWARD.
FRENCH PRINTED ORGANDIES,
NEW DESIGNS, rs CENTS.
FRENCH GRENADINES
VERY HANDSOME STYLES. FROM zoe. UPWARD
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
ENGLISH BAREGES,
AT 2Oc. AND UPWARD
PRINTED LINEN LAWNS,
PER YARD.
ALSO, AN IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF
GRAY MIXED DRESS GOODS,
FOR SUITS, PROM Is CENTS UPWARD.
A SPLENDID LINE OF
ENGLISH CHINTZ BRILLIANTS,
ALSO, JUST RECEIVED PKR LAST STEAMER, ADDITIONAL
NOVELTIES IN -
LLAMA LACE SHAWLS AND SACQUES.
STRIPED WOOL AND CIiALLIE SHAWLS,
IRON -.
OTTOMAN SHAWLS,
THE HANDS0MRST OP THE SEASON. AN ELEGANT LINE OF
STRIPED BURNOUS,
IN ALL COLORS, REDUCED TO 80. -
INDIA CAMELS HAIR SHAWLS AND SCARFS,
IN GREAT VARIETY, At EXTREMELY Low PRICES
LADIES' PARASOLS AND SCOLLOPED IN PONCE, SERGE
AND SILK, AT VERY Low PRICES.
CHDRENS PARASOLS IN POnge Sir and Alpaca from 70 cents
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DEPARTMENT CHARirrSs AsD CORRECTION, No. 8(
T,IRpAvg CoRsgR ELxvRSTH-sr.. Ssw-YOKK Nay H. lS7
PROPOSALS FOR IRON BOILERS.-Sealed
Proposals. Endorsed above WI he received o. q. COMMISSION
HRS or PUBLIC CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS q their o6es,
O'Clock Of the &ti inst, 70 furnish MA BOILERS tie
PGe" description sl appurt1aDor al Zoe ns~ LAHe AJ'
luIn on " sri's Island.
for the above and Information thai MAJ
oured will be furnished on application at their ohce
The Comm snone night Of reeuny all proposals
deemed b. them advantageous TO TIE Department
ISAAC BELL
JAMES BOWEN.
OWEN W. bkBASAS, SCommlssOnenL
JAMES b. NICHOLSON
ALEXANDRA PRRAR.
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Urn GOODS.

Urn Sooos.
AT KINZEY'S,
Al h'SAhrS' 81 B BRO. Dw.y
6si BROADWAY
OPENING OPENING OF T THs E EsTIRE
VI ~ " ~ " " R RTTIDTsS on on sSsbs7.
BUILDISG ON MONDAY
fibh 'hhAi AL n'A GREAT BARGAINS ON MONDAY
TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
SILK PRINCES. 2se. 4oc, Soc, 7s, 81 piece
s sIzk SSs Six K s ~, n S s piece
W TrM s stASk r sATs Ssfs e piece
VERY PRETTY BLACK TRIMMINGS, 2sc. snd Soc piece.
OPENING on SS1 MONDAY
FROM AUCTION.
H KIT c6 MAeSEl TaTsxI S re s a
S STk GH PPSk G TMai r zoe ies TO- piece
PINE KYGLisf STAR BRAIDs zoe. dozen.
ENGLISH CROCHET BRAIDs ac., 2r do'en-
WHITE PRINCES, 23c. Ac, Sc, 75c piece u,c n,,cvs
PIEGFs SIX ", yEby g,Ty; 81 piece
RIBBON DEPARTMENT.
FANCY CORD-RDGR RIBBONS, &C., loo. l2,c
FANCY PLAIDs AND STRIPES, Toe, l2tc, l1c.
RICH ROMAN RIBBONS &c, ale. Sc
WIDE CORD EDGE RIBBONS, 25c., Jc, Toe
sASflRIBBONs sc, 3lc +c., 5Dc. 6jc, TO
ROMAN SASH Ribbons, &C., 15c, 81 yari
BLACK SASH RIBBONS, SOC. 6Jc, &c. Doc
SATIN Ribbons, 25c., 40c, SIC. 6Oe 15c- piece.
CORD.EDGB RIBBONS. a5c 4oc.. 50c 6oc. piece.
ROMAN TIES 25c., dc. e-
EXTRA WIDE TIES, SOC. soc, 75c
FANCY SILK TIES, 25c., 3c 0c
FANCY BOWS SOC, 60c., 75c
SILK AND SATIN Tbs. l5c-
GOODS SELLING FOR
CURRENCY
THAN
GOLD COST.
FRENCH FLOWERS, Joe. Spray.
PINE FRENCH FLOWERS,
IN ALL TIR NEW STYLES
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
AT RETAIL.
SPRING AND SUMMER
Dress Goods.
FULL LIsrs at 25c. per yari, REDUCED from 'Oc.
FULL 'E5 at Joe per yard, REDUCED from Sc.
FULL LINES at zoe. per yari, REDUCED from 62ic.
LINEN GOODS III SIZE PROPORTION.
GRENADINES.
STRIPED AND FIGURED. AZ PC. per yard.
RICH COIORED STRIPED, s. nj. rer yard
RICH FIGURED And STRIPED at 69lc to - %
BLACK HEHSbN!S BYZA6I INBS, AND FLOREN rINBS-ALL
PRICES.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
GENTS FULL REGULAR HOSE. from 2oc. per pair
GETS ENGLISH HOSE, from 25c. per pair.
LADIES HOSIERY, from pc. pr pair
GENTS FANCY COTTON HOSE ia great variety.
FIRST QUALITY LADIES LEATHER GLOVES &C. per psir
LADIES TwO-BUTTOY GLOVES, at 81 per pair
PARIS GLOVES, for LADIES' just received al 81.
Cloaks and Shawls.
SILK CLOAHS REDUCED FROM $50 To si5
SILK CLOAKS REDUCED FROM so 10 50
SILK CLOAKs REDUCED FROM So to So
LLAMA LACE POINTS REDUCED FROM ~ 70 go q.
LLAMA LACE POINTS, REDUCED PROM go t5
"LA BBDOUEE" MANTLE. REDUCED FROM sli to 80
Spring and Summer SHAWLS and yaety OF PARIS hsulmue
GARMENTS, a, very Low prices
LADIES' FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
WEDDING OUTFITS complete ani Infants Warobes hand
and orer SEr Corses Cor. Coers AMI Unrgaments OF
description House Evening Bg
up IN the latest styles
ALSO. on MONDAY, MAY i6,
n assortment OF
BLACK AND WHITE STRIPED AND CHECK SILKS
JAoOSBT, PRRCALE, AND GRENADISR ROBES.
dust received from Pans,
WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT a SACRIFICE.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-18

Nf ANTED.-A LADY in every Town in the
w State of Maine to canvass t0r new Medical
work entitled "W oman and her Thirty Years
Fll2rinsge.'' A bsok of great value to to every
woman IN the Country. Address, IL. a. MCKEE
NEY & 90, Elm St., Portland, Me. .
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-18

Furniture-Wholesal and Retail.
BEALS & CO., cor. Of Middle and Franklin Streets.
WALTER COREY & CO., Arcade No. 1s Free st.
N. TARBOx, No. 1853 Fore st. (up stars.)
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-18
The Drnw-Bridge Affair.

Mr.. EDITOR I'm Saturdays Press you
well say that the affair at the Back Cove draw
last Thursday A. NJ. requires investigation. 1t
is the plain duty of every respectable journal
to protect the public against carelessness Of
public servants, which, as You justly observe,
becomes an atrocious crime when it endan-
gers the lives Of hundreds of innocent travel
| lers, by urging the case on thernotice of the
proper authorities, who are usually by no
means over-hasty 10 attend to their duties.
1t is to be hoped that the Railroad Commis-
sioners may give their attention to the matter
in question, although it is to be feared that it
will end as such matters have in other States,
where nothing has been done until whole.
| sale slaughter comes to punish the innocent
and guilty in one common doom.
In addition to the facts stated in the Press,
we are informed by gentleman of high
standing IA well-known official of the State,
who was on board the train which so narrow
| ly escaped), that the brakeman on his car did
not attend promptly to the signal.
1t is hard to believe this, although some Of
the brakemen ON the G. T. r. have earned
for this road a somewhat unenvabe notorie
| ty by neslecting their business to assault pas
sengers on the train, and to engage in the
skirmishes with the proprietors of adjacent
orchards.
While on this subject it may not be wholly
out of place to ask whether the Mayor, Treas
urer or some other city official cannot answer
the question of MANY Taxpayers" in the
PRESS several weeks ago, which was, show
much the city was likely to lose by the refri-
sal of the G. t. Railroad Company of Canada,
to pay gold on the principal and interest of
the city bonds in aid of the A. & st. l.. Rail-
ad,which the G.. t. Railroad Company guar
| anteel."
1t is unperstood that the rate of taxation
will reach nearly or quite per cent this
| year and it may be Of interest TO know wheth-
| er the prospective loss referred to is included
In that estimate. CITIZEN.
The Portland daily press., 1870-07-18
Great Bargains in Real Estate
100000 feet Of Lands and Flats
In the City of Portland.

It EMBRACING many Of the most beautifully loca
IL ted house lots to be had in the city. Several
store lots centrally located. Also over 800 feet
frontage on the new marginal street; some OF it
fronting the deepest water in the hal bor and afford
ing the best and most convenient sITFs Tor wharyes
manufacturers and depot grounds of any location to
be had in the CITY,. A large portion of the above
property will be sold the low price of tour IA cents
per superficial loot and upwards. With the increas-
Ell demands for additional railroad facilities fer the
new roads now in progress and the prospective
growth OF Portland it is believed that safer and
more erative investment in real estate cannot
be had. @Enquire OF Moses Gould, IS North Street,
j. G. frccter, 90 Exchange Street.
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