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A VEST SIDE TRAGEDY.

An Unsuccessful Courtship Ending In u
Dungeon Niurdc rous Attack upon his
Charmer's Father stabbed In the Abdo-
men and in the Brenst-The Sequel TO n
Wife Descrtiou.
At about 10 o'clock on Saturday night Philip
iTcbccr entered the Forty.seventh street police sta
ton and asked that Charles Peters, OF his neigh
bors, be arrested. Hebeler IL squitter, living In
Fity.fourth street, between Fifth and sixth avenues
His face on his appearance In the station covered
with blood and shockinGly bruised. Seeing his con
ditior, tho Sergeant at once sent an officer aner
Peters, and at about mdnisht the latter was cap
tured. The prisoner was very pale and weak, seem.
ing hardly able to stand II was evident that some.
thing aed him, aud what that was discovered
when be was asked what he had to say In answer 10
llebeler's charge. Feebly, and without word, tile
man raised his shirt and showed his astonishcu in
terrogator three dreadful stabs, the heart
another near the navel, aud tile third the kid
neys. cloth had been wrapped about the mans
body TO stop the bleeding, but that, well as his
shirt, was soaked with blood
The story he then cuve showed that IIebeer
whose wife deserted bin some two years ago, hnd
been paying to Pcterss daughter and that hav.
Ing been rejected in bis suit he had recently written
letter to Peters in which he insulted him well "a
his daughter. The two came IN collision Satur.
day night, and then II was that Peters stabbed.
The latter was sent to Bellevue Hospital, where
he Is lying near the point Of death and Heuoler WIS
placed IN custody. As be was taken to the cell he
was heard to that he had given the wounds in
selidoleuce, and would 10 1t again IL necessary.
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DIED,

CONNOR.-On Sunday. June 10. Ann. the only daugh.
Ter Of John and Ann COnnor aged yeare, months
and % DAYS.
The friend. ofthe family are respectfully invited to
attend the from her parents residence, 5 Hud
HtLL-on Sunday, June 10, william l.. Hun in the
35th year Of his age
Notice n funera hereafter.
lSAACS AT ON aha, Nebraska, on Saturday. June
N, Nicholas r. eaacs, aged 80 years.
JACKs-on sunday, June 10. James Jacks. aged 6
Funeral from HE late residence e West 18th e., on
Tuesday afternoon. att o'clock. Friends Of the family
are invited 70 attend.
LEE.--ln brooklyn, on Saturday June IL, Robert l.,
youngest son or William anu MARIA Lee aged years,
months, AMI "a days.
Friends OF the family invited 10 attend the funeral.
RON the residence Of his parents, Concord pac o,
Monday, June %, at o'clock.
MCALEkR On SUNDAY, June 10, Nicholas McAlecr.
IN the seth year VI his eye.
rho relatives and frieuds OF the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral IRON his late rest
dence - Degraw ST., Brooklyn. Monday, June 70. at
~ O'Clock.
0'BLYUN.-,On Sunday, June 10, Amelia, the beloved
Her funeral will leave 50 East sah st. on Tuesday,
June ~. Mt nm
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Love, Jealousy, and Murder.

Evening before last William Brown was killed
by William Reed. II seems they mad been rivals for
the hand of Miss Newha About six weeks ago
Brown Vas married to Miss Newhlll Reed con-
lnued to visit Mrs Brown. Mr.. Brown ordered
him away the other dal and made threats Of killing
Reed, provided he did not give up Mrs. Bro WIS
immature.
ON Monday evening, as Brown was riding along
the North Middleton PIKE, TINS side Of Nevhslrs
reSidel ICE, lie was fired upon and killed by Reed.
Two balls entered Browns holy, near his neck and
one in the breast. A iull loaded pistol was on his
person. Reed was sitting on the fence near
where Brown was killed few minutes before tire
hring was heard, but no one saw II. Reed made his
appearance at the shop short time before killing
Brown, wheR Mrs. Brown begged him to keep away.
Tue young men were about 81 years Of age.
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CITY RAILWAY AMENITIES.
The Crushing Of Chignous and Ripping Of
rsatins squeezing them In like sardincs-
A Rough and Tumble In No. rs Fright


Sattns-sdueezing them In like sardincs-
A Rough and Tumble In No. 13-Friaht-
f,I Iwpreen,io,s
rL .,.i,s.,.. = Al, - It'll. r. - -,
'"c Puphca"oh VI ue iono"iiI i"cts may peh-
eft the public. by calling the attention Of the city
rnilruad author,es 20 the diq,aeen scenes that
-. w U.s. ~ ~ "
enacted In their night cars;
scENR NO l.
n. e.,.,. -, -. A., oo -, ~ ,rnt, -
vi ou'uruay hlgn', car NO % VI 'ne ihiru ave
nue. line, arrived at City Hall at fG40 was closely
packed after il was apparently full other passen.
- - -, -, -, q, 4, A., -
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Why CRu't a Poor bay Play Hall on the
Central Parkf
10 NE EdlOr Or Inc MN.

LUX FtTfTTF VT Inc NHN.
siE feru,ng your valuable paper this morn.
lns noticed IN one Of It's respected Coiuns the re-
MARI, is tie narh for the rich alone :" can nun.
0Y assert that Judging from actions and Appearances
n tlhs case i docs not really look II Justice was
lu.ehuoI ior ne p""r alike 10 the rich hanyis the
labor, would ike to recrsate Himself ON a sntnrdav
AFTERNOON Win game uf ball, but, because he has
not We means tn 20 TO school aud spend instead of
earning money De- cause he may perhaps have poor
Nmd mn'her at nome, dependent OH his and her
pSh leeb ehorls Tor support must LIE therefore be
elusep '"Ht Narness privilege that, present none
equality, N"t New York 50 nu3h boasls ~ Fls,se
lct > Of night nom your sUS fall on Ills snbisct
aha oDhse tie working boys ct New Yurk 49,
DAIIA ltkADEE
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A Nun selling for Money his share In the
Futare Life.

Fom ne Jetcish Nnie'.
Before court In the province OF Pesth, Hungary.
a suit was pending, In which an aged jew WIS 70
make a statement under oath He was reidy 10 IN 80
the oatr, when another Jew arose and protested
against it:
This man dare not take an OATH"
"Wly not 7" asked the judge.
"Ihere exists a Hebrew prayer which contains
the sentence, that every jew has SHARE In the life
10 come. II Il now about twenty years ago, whilst
was present when the man Who Ia now about "a
take an oath sold his share In the lite to come,
guaranteed TO him In the prayer to another jew,
Mr.. Y, who paid nim a certain amount Of money
for It, As he therefore, cannot count any longer on
n future existence, he has nothing TO fear hore
tor In the lie 10 come; II must be certainly indifferent
to bin whether to swear to truth OF q alsehood."
The matter wns examined into, and as the strange
transaction iound to have taken place In reality,
the court granted the protest Ut the Old man, and
the party who sold his "share In the life " come "
was declared incapabIe OF taking an oath.
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How the sun Cured Sick Man.

it He kdH0i or TIE sun,
SIR; A beam from your Sun fitted across my
vision this morning, wherea It was stated that Tue
80 -. .us,eI nom role to Pole, and that the Poles
like H." That shows that their helds are level, and
that there Ii hope sLill for Poland and tLe Poles
But what want 70 say 10 this; THK SUN shone
"a Va and through my @indow. pane this morning be.
fore breakfast, and dspeed the pdin-iul suspense
had been suffering from All night 10 read about the
big ball match In our village yesterday, and when
got through reading it, wellwrittsn report Of the
game, / ielt relieved, and Was able to resume work
this morning. Pshaw talk about your Pain Paint
Why, glance over your hUE aud through your Sun
LEANS can knock spois out Of barrel OF lain Paint.
and give II oddt AT that
Sus-ily your, but not your SONNY.
BRooKLYk. June 10
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The Curry CcntenniaI-A Family Party OF
Five Hundred Persons.

Stephen Curry, Of Grahamsyille, Sullivan
county, y. Y, viii on wednesday nextc CELEBRATE his
one hundredth birthday lie was horn IN Peekskil,
and well known to!the public. The Rey, DR.. Benz
curry OF Peekskil. patriarch OF IS, will deliver an
organ Of the N. L. Church. the Advocate, Will give
an account Of the family from the sixteenth century
to the ..c-clt tine. TIE lion. John, Chief Judge
Governor OF Kansas. Jabez L. M, ex-mewber Of
Congress, both Federal and Rebel. OF Alabama will
10 there. The old man has sent Qua general inyi-
taton, and expects TO feed 800 descendants that
dav
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The History Of Lager,

=. lager was first introduced into New York city
~ We '' Of iS4s, by William schwalbe. who kept
S-''Hen' saloon In n Chatham street II was
,'"sa IN Philadelphia The nrsl man who b. ,veS
,,' u 'hl' city was Herr Ghlllcb. who aeg.D in a
F~t , way to ls!s, IN FOrtysIth strse,, between
sSo pace IS SIN brewer, kont nv 49, b hs.e'
sand 100 LECTURES 10 nq barr sis year TlSs de-
~ t ,, "eer as Increased In New viors sincs
lN,uo ss Nh 1Alen' mat now the city ana SUBURBS
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DTVORCED.

AnAMs-In this city. on Wednesday, Arrf q, 1870.
by Joseph Meeks. Refer go. Emily J. Adams from VII
liam ID. Adams,
BRsTOw.In this city, on Saturday. Aprll 1870. by
Brisiow.
CAR1l.-In this city, on Monday. Aprll T. 1870, by
II. Carr.
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Jusrice TO Messrs. Lord a. Taylor.

SIR: In your Articles relative TO the employ
mcut Of won en- In dry goods stores and how they
worked 10 death, you nentloned oar house. Now In
justice " Dot! parties, Nph To show you the differ
LnCe IN the G"tCs vi the and female clerks The
men, ~ true, Lave 20 lie al the btore Ton A. 81 10
l., M and are hnrh " Ccue Tor ocing minutes LATE
and have to stand Oh telr feet al The gay with the
lhenOeei ~ 10 % degrees. Nheu taey arrive the
morning they have taAc down curtains, dress the
lines and dust then stocks anu counters work which
iTolI an hour 10 Az hour and haf
whereas the woultn aryeabOut $50, are never hned
have their Work Coie by cash boys before they az
ana nave notnlng TO do all dag but wait on Gus
toncis, and when noe so employed are at liberty
down sud talN whc1 they 90 without uIgIn., anu Us
regards pay they vel on the men. hese arc
true igci- Of tie and think that women have no
Calls
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On extreme quotations New York Central STOCK Que.
tGated p.twcen est and l09 serl ~ ana ~ lI!Gle
lake Shore 100 ana lyQk lrttsburg l0gA and no =,
Northwestern common 81. and S1, the pTefci red sex
6sA, the preferred s(A and sSS. Ohio and Mississippi
0N and llA and Wabash 59A and Sos. G. c. ana T. Z.
was strong at 2lN@224, Boston, Hartford md Erie
ranging from 5k q, bX. Investment securities were
dull, with sales OF Hannibal and St. JOseph ut l2OkA
l2lA preferred l204, and Delaware and Hudson Canal
lSo In miscellaneous shares Western Mon Telegraph
was strong at Gbg35k, and Atlantic Mail ,1b@36I Pa,
tihc Mai being heavy at tlN9tSh. Express shares
were hIm, with sales OF Adams &C Oib, United states
i519SN, ana American a.
lnaln U nrtaa asalI
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A Grea, American Bank in Paris.

PARIS, June l9.-The Journal O&ciel will pub
lish this week the prospectus and sis.dtes of new
Franco American bank, which Is 10 be founded In
this city By NJ. Pinart and other French bankers In
conjunction with hessrs. Balcb, Holman, anu other
American capila lists residing here and Gen Dix
John j. Cisco, George Walker, and otners OF New
York. The caDiAl ~ nxed At Ial.OJ0 no francs.
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MALE CLERK. for LORD q TAYLOR


SIR: We, the ladies employed as slleswomen In
the e. aohshnnts OF Lord& Taylor beg to state that
ilS reporter must have lAlored under MISTAKE re-
prating tie answer given hun. Wit We are allowed
to NJ VIC prate vi O. not engaged with customers"
We thnk II nut justice 20 the Arm to they are
T"ys ne .hist 10 gave every privilege To their en-
ruN winch business rants.
Mrs. c. kampptg, Broadway Miss Emma j. Fox.
broadway MS j. Osborne, Broadway Annie r.
Minnie +: Aieho', broadway Mira Al. McGariy, Grand
htrrt Elizabeth Cogan, Grand street ID. MCAIeer,
Grand strest, NJ. Johnston, Grand street c. Miller,
Grand
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Business Notit,s.

Peevish, Delicate Child, very often needs
pure fresh an and good tonic increase the sppe
tte promote digestion, and build up the tone OF tho
stomach In order to patient the high road 10
robust health Dr. Jaynes Tonic vermifuge viii not
only exterminate Worms but has tonic properties nd
mrsbly adapting It TO promote tho general health and
to meet the wants of feeble children Sold every where
Small size 80 cts, double size 30 cts per bottle
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Arrived-suNpAY. June 10.

steamship Herman, Savannah, mdse and pass.
steamship Merrimac, Rio Janeiro' mdse ana oa@'
Steamship Sherman, New " eans. muse ana pass.
hhIp RepuDlik, Bremen, mdse. ana pass
Bark Harvest Home, sAgua sugar
SchT IlortensiA, Demefara, sugar.
Also, the usua river ana coasl"lse 'eese'A.
sAuKD-ship Fawn, for Havre.
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The Best and Cheapest place TO buy genuine
waltham watch ia at
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Lyons Magnetic Insect Powder kills cock
reaches, moths. heas. and all yermin. This 10 the orig
nal pure article, without change. while several art
cics pretend TO destroy, Lyons Ellis. and without poi
son. Its effects wonderful. None be relied
upon except that signed Il. LYON. Buy and use Lyons
Powder, and you will be troubled with water bugs
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Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, and Drawers,
UNRIvALLED IN STYLE AND MANUFAC UItE. AT
UNION ADAMS a CO. IS, GU BROADWAY.
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JOSEPH D. PURDY,
ESTABLISHED 1913.
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Millions of UottIcs

OF Mrs. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP are sold and
used with nevtr.falme success. It ~ old and we'll
tried remedy, and has stood the test OF years. II
eves the child from pain, regulates the stomach
bowels. cures wind collie, softens the gums, and BY
giving and health to the child comforts the mother
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The Government bond market has been 1rm at fac.
uonany higher prices than yesterday Advlces rom
Washington to-day state that the senate Finance Com
mittee W to the GARFIELD Currency bill, that
Il viii receive such support IRON the Southern aud
western ssnatorsas VIII probably oe fufcient to pas
banks for lnds aud this, IN connection with the nrm-
ness OF the London market has operated 70 keep prices
uru
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Busintss Notitis.

Mum a. Co.,, 81 Park Row, n. ", Publish.
ers sCIEkTIFIC AMERICAN, fatehls oOtnlhed IA the
United ptAtes and all foreign countries
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MIyIATuHB ALMAsAo-rHIs nay.
sun TBef... 20 rub seu.... - hooI sets, II "a
HIGH WArER-rHs Jay.
SaLuy Hook. 10 Gov. lsnnd, ~ Hell Gate, 8 II
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wheeler g. Wilson Machines, 1,14i broad
w,y sold Dy paying 80 down aud $40 per month, with
OUT extra charge. Machines " let u I-h'Lls'
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IVNUTf' ~ sf'ff'sfss'' ~ F'FF'F' '''''''
FIFTEENTH ELECTION DISTRICT.

TIFTEENrH ELkUIIuN bIhIHIVT'
That II appears tuch estimate and canvass that
the whole number given for the offices OF In.
soectors Of Election Of the futeenth Election lDl+
trct Of the Eighteenth Ward was nine thousand eight
nine hundred and 2aD
OF which Timothy noon received two thou.
sand nine hundred and orly,nlne .,..,...,.,, 2si9
u, SAND mS Two Sp hundred and any eight 1888
OF which James X, Johnson received one thou
SAND two hundred and hlty.four ,,.,,.".,...,. 1(i
OF which Frank Metzler received seven hundred
ana tWentyhh';. ,,....s-..,.,.. .'',,,.s'i'.' NV
OF which James Meagher received seven hun -
ana twenty nNe.,. '<o
And OF which there were scattering n,ne,,,u,,,. .
-
Total YssO
SIXTEENTH ELECTION DISTRICT.
Thai II appears on such estimate AM mat lhr
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A.-A.-OFFICIAL DRAWINGS.

SIMMONS a CO.'S LOTTERIES.
MlSSpt ll-tXtra 4 ass No. al, June Is, l5ll
9. II, - 81. y, Is, IS, 3, 81, T. A. q, 10.
hlssOukl-IlNss NJ. ~. June Is, i,,J
kkNIICkl-ENIa tlass No. 80. juno u, $50.
%, n. o u, -, - 10. Il, -, ~, 5. a, %.
ENIlGh \ -- lass No. ~. June u, 90.
"a, ~, 10. %, H. "a, =, - -, 81, u. u. 50.
Prize Gained qua n yrn1 on uInl,hell n the Rhoy
aud Siso ROyal Havana 10 tcrcs. J. GU Broicr.
80 Bsosdway. lS uton st., and rarK row,
sTATEM INT OF TIE BOARD or COUN-
Tl CANVAS, 10 OF tue COuntN vi New York IA rea.
ton 10 yoles g,yea Tor Inspectors Of klection.
The Board Of County CaaNas.ers OF the County OF
New YORK having met 1t toe occ OF the CLERK OF SAID
county on the gan, 2Ah, 18th. 2dh tn, aud SIM days
Of May, $50. aud est mate the votes given ia
the several eleedon dhtrcts In each Of tue wards OF
the th day OF May In the year Aforesaid do certify as
FOR INSPECTORS OF ELECTION.
LIGHrEENTH wAED-RLEvENrH ELECTION DISTRICT
That II appears such aud canvas that the
whole nunner ~ votes gONen Tor the Offices OF lnspcC
tors OF Election Of the Eleventh Election District Of
the kighteenlh Ward was nine thousand cignt hun
or which Joseph Young received two thousand
nine hundIe and hftNiOur 1854
or mhich Michael Sullivan received two thou.
sand Mae hundred Aad nfY-three............. 1883
or which John wilcox received one thousand
two hpndrea and my tlree.,,,..,...,,,..,.. l,aS3
Oh which Robert Kennedy received one thou-
sand Two hu ndI ed aud my three. l2il
OF which Thomas ", kealney received seven
hundred ana twenty OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. O.. 1aj
OF which John W. Day received seven hundred
o. when there were bank uInc.................. o
aud OF which there scattering nine. ..,........,.
Total....................................... 0ss.
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That II appears estimate and canvas TINT tho
whole number VI votes Offices OF lnspfc.
tors OF Election the Iwcnty.thrd Ecction Dsirrt
of the Eighteenth Ward thousand eight INN.
drcd ana eight, one. ........................gJSl
OF which Mathew Coyle received two thousand
nine ngndrcd ANA any hrec ,......,.,...., 1855
nine hgn1rcd aad ifiy.lhree. -, ,''".. 2951
OF which JOhn Baxter received one thousand
~ I'VE hundred and alyiour. l25!
thousand Two hnHdl cd aud nny three 1853
VI NLlol fhllp Ahefn Received seven hundred
OF which Frank HudneT received seven hunarcd
ana 72S
% which there were blank ninC. .................
Ana Oi Which there were scattering AIne....,... .
Total. al
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That appears on such estimate and that the
whole plumber OF voice tor the Offices Of Inspec-
tors OF Eccnon OF the IwGnty.sccond Election Dis
tic of the Eighteenth Ward was thouS aud eight
hundl ed and seventy -four. ................ 9S1I
OF which John Dufan received two thousand
~ p ig,h haqeTed and et,y 29;O
SAND nine hundred lnd Embellishments. 2Qis
OF which William BcnsOn rvce4ycJ one thousand
Two huuercd aqd Gny6vc. .,'.,..,'., l.25S
OF which George W. Lush received one thousand
two hundred and fortN.t~o. ........ ...., i2D
OF Which william G,Ump rvcc we'd seven hundred
aud thtHsix 20
or which l'cter Curry received seven huadsed
At lNNl'tg llN'..
or which there were bIanK INSTRUMENTATION.
Ana OF which there were scattCrlu. uilc ........ Q
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BARGAINS
GRENADINES
JUST RECEIVED FROM AUCTION.
PLAID GI.EN ADlNES, at I5c. per ward
RICH BkuCnE-F!GURED GRENADINES. from zoo,
per yard
STRIPED AND FIGURED GRENADINES. at CSC.
per yard.
ELEGANT STRIPED AND RICH BROCHE GREN-
ADINEs at o. never before offered less than ti2j
nd Sl.jJ.
AT RETAIL JUNE 20.
LORD & TAYLOR
BROADWAY AND GRAND 1T.
GRAND AND CHhNs1lE sTS.
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Slrp eoona.
SUDGDEN n BRADBURY,


ONE DOOR BELOW BLEECKEg ST,
Beg to call attention to the following goods, which
upon comparison, viii be found cheaper than anything
before offered This season:
TAKo CLOTHS FOR TRAVELLING SUITS AT u
CENTS.
SUPERIOR LENo CLOTH AT IS.
Reduced from 81 cents.
ENGLISH PorLINs, % INCHES WIDE, 80 TO 10
CENTS.
ELEGANT DRESS AND SUIT MATERIALS 80 TO
IS CENTS.
JAPANESE SILKS, sUFERB QUALITY,
STRIPED AND PLAIN, 81, reduced from $50.
GRENADINES AND BAREGEs at 20 cents and up.
WHITE PIQUEs at i24 cents.
LINENS FOR SUITS at IS cents and upward.
We also call attention to our assortment OF
LACES EMDROIDERIEs, HOSIERY,
HANDKERCHlEFs, TRIMMINGS, PARASOLs, SUN
UMBRELLAS, FANCY GOODS, &C. &C,
And to one Of the best selected stocks OF
BLACK AND CoLORED SILKS AND sATINs
to be found in the city to when We invite particular
attention.
READY-MADE LINEN SUITS,
AT j. and upward.
WHITE LAWN TUCKED SUITS,
At $3.50 and upward.
LLAMA LACE sHANLS,
Ola superior make, O. and upward.
BLACK ALPACAS,
MOURNING GOODS SC, &C.,
At equally low prices,
Purchasers win nnd these goods Of UNSURPASSED
quality ana at IS per cent less than other houses An
examination Is solicited.
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rwESrY.FouRru ELECTION pisrr,cr

That Il such estimate and canys that tho
whole number Of votes given iOr the Offices Iu.
speclors Of Eiec Ion OF the Twenty iurit IA Election
Dhulct OF Tue tIghteehih'Watd was mae thousand
eight hundred and seventy ciat........ b,S75
OF which George Y. Whtson received Two thou.
tahd nine hundred and nty- thrue ........... 2oj3
hundred aaa anyone ...1,.. 1851
sand Two hundred and y;hvc',.,.,....,.',.. I25s
OF which samuel Ray received Que thousand two
hundred and atty four 1851
OF which James Iraynor received seyen hun.
urea ana twenty 125
drcd and tSenty'thgee NATURALIZATION. tn
VI Nhicn there were plank eeveH,,,..... ...... u
Anu OF Nhlcn khcfc were scattering n
TOTAL 9s,N
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Spttal notitrs.


ADVANTAGEOUS investors, and all who
Nth 10 Guy lots AZ moderate prices. attend the great
mortgage sale OF 400 spiendil buildng lots u Bulls
Ferry " j., by order Of Eugene Kelly Co. Bankers,
20 be held by JOHNSON MILLER, on Tuesday, June
ncsets sppy 10 Johnson 8 MILLER. q Nassau ct.
MORTGAGE SALE. -ro.utlve ana Ceremp
JOHNSON MILLER to sell iOO splendid lots, situate
on PalsHde aV NJ Buzz Ferry, on Tuesday, June 81
at u O'Clock the Premises For further description
see advertisement In Auction column
sHREWD OPERATORS IN REAL ES-
1AI secs inNcstHent IN Ocaies ln Gloss proximity
June IL by JdHNsoSt MILLER, by order Of Eugene
Kelly Co, Bankers, located directly opposite the
upper part oi New York city and arc sure ~ rapid
~ ~ value. secure maps ~ JOHNSON MlLLEh's
ofnec, y Issau ~
BOOTS AND SHOES
Of every variety 81 reduced prices. Gonts Cong. ga
WIZ ~ w. anu Y T. ikIcnMoSp. 57s Broadway
HYATT's LIFE BALSAN,
the conqueror Of RheH0o'sD,, Scrofd, aud all dis
eases ing from GRIHCy OF ne Mood etc, etc.
olOf -.
pr 1wARNo,SiKA = CO.'S
FoR fiVE noLLAiis.
Il the hat now called Tor. $40 broadway.
SURE HOTEL, FIRE Island, OPEN
; A, and a.SO T.. NJ. New steamer AlNNlk MAl:
RtN to beach. ID. = :. sAMMls.
FASHIONABLE STRAW AND CAsSI-
ira at all, aud uuest assortment IN New oTk. I,i5i
broadway. ~ James Hotel.
ICE CREAM MACHINERY.
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