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WAITING ron THE BRIDE.

he vagaries OF the Organize One 60 Love,
None TO CEress-The Franks of the Mis-
chievous Giris-Married ut Last.
The Reformed Church ON Fifth avenue and
Twenty hrst street was radiant Oh wednesday with
the lustre OF lie nnnberless gasghts. The occasion
being the marriage OF Miss Ella Louisa Snow, of
East Twentieth street, TO Mr.. George c. Wandlng
OF New Jcrsey he seats were AL hiied, the organ
loft Was invaded by fair strangers. the asles were
impossible with Standing bcau;. tie gLleries PRE-
sented row upon OF tired spectators, sod still
nj every moment fresh arrivals taxed the patience
and the ingenuity OF the six usLers These gentle
men, Messrs. H. X. Heath, A. A. Freeman, W II.
Patton. Ed ward p. Benedict. K. A. Disges, and W.
H. Sutton were sttireJ la fsulaess evening costume
and spOrted In the len button hole Of their swallow
tails wedding favor OF white station aud white hya-
oiUIh. TIE ceremony was fixed Tor O'Clock, but
o'eock sounded AMI there was no appearance OF the
bridal part.
Friends made kind suggestions that the groom
had boei. or the bride eoped with another; and
tie orgunst prompted by some mlschevous fair
one began playing Oh dear, what can the matter
be, JoInny's so long nj the fair" He followed mp
q H. sttick by No one 70 love- none 10 caress, and
wound up with iniern.iuab.e variations on We
won't ~ home til morning"
IN tle MIDST of tiE popular melody the wished
for party made It's aprcsrunce tie usbers leading in
'front.' aud taking position on each side Of the altar
railin I.e brIdc leaned on the arm Of her father
M. j. +. Sno y, and Mas ekqusitely lovely. she
was very fan, VITA yellow golden hair, and bright
complexion and soft blue eyes. size VAS dressed in
white satin dtoOlete, with an m ample trail. Her
hair was crowned with heavy wreath Of orange
blossoms aud white VEIL which covered com
peteiy her dress.
The bride attended by two bridesmaids, Miss
ii. Morrel anil Miss VI. l.. Sutton, both blondes
OF very attractive appearance, aud dressed In flow
ing taretan, trimmed plliuL with large red roses
They were escorted by hessrs. w. 4. Badger and
G. g. Snow. The bridegroom gave his arm 20 his
future mother-in-law, who was attired in white
silk mOre trimmed around the skirt with deep
breadth of ChaEtiiy lace. aud With psnisr Of
mIuNe satin,
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr.
Rogers,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY, May 1g-P M.-Thc railway share
market was active throughout the day, though at a
decline. The cques have unloaded upon the street,
and stated in last Saturdays issue are endeavoring
TO break the market for the purpose Of buying back
their stocks We learn that this morning Of the
prominent cqucs effected negotiations for loans OF
several millions Of dollars In anticipation or success
forcing down prices, and late this afternoon dcspe
rate raid made upon the generalst. Pacific Man
was st hammered until the price broke three cent
from the highest sales OF to-day. Lake Shore next re-
ceived the attention Of the combination, and sold
AZ low ee the decline became general and the
rush among street epeouatois TO sell out was
unusually great. Ohio and Mississippi was exeep-
tionally strong. Of the cdues having sup
ported the price by purchasing over 10,oo shares
during the morning. There was large short
interest created In the market to-day, and lively
time may be anticipated, with fluctuations wide and
frequent The outside pubic appear to have ceased
their orders. aud brokers marku" more properly
dened the condition OF railway speculation greater
portion OF the day. Later however there was gen.
and unsettled
The gold market hiss been dull and without feature
Operators are attracted the stock MARKET where the
frequent fluctuations afford better opportunities FOR
quick and profitable turn In the gold loan market the
paid for having balances earned were By T. and
after Clearing House cent The specie shipment by
the Hansa was siOooo The total cearingH At the Gold
Exchange Bank s2i.71fooi gold balances, si,Sg2
$751; and currency balances, tiScssiS. The principal
quotations were;
lCisA NJ. ilixl2 P.M......iiiKi5 T. NJ. my bid
Foreign exchange has been firm, notwithstanding the
efforts OF the bears 10 gold to check the advance, and
reduce rates to point that viii not admit specie ex.
ports at fair proht The increase OF lSooOCc francs
IN the Bank Of France also softcnng tendency
In rates. but at the close prime long hils not
less than 1905 sight bills being quoted at
ilolsetiioA, and commercial AZ iOa9iCeN.
10 NJ efun M n att
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AN UPPER-TEN DITORCE.
A Wife's AIimony Increased in the Ratio of
Her Hu.bnnd's Increase Of Income.

Her Husbands Increase Of Income.
Charles i. Carman, son Of the Hon. Richard y.
oarman, was married TO Miss Rebecca u. Drundage
about hftssn years ago. About two years ago she
sued for divorce, claiming that he had been untrue
to his marriage VOWS. lie made no defence because,
as lie says, lie wanted to get rid OF her, though no
denies that the charge was true.
The decree OF divorce was granted in May 1863,
awarding the custody Of the three children to the
mother, and giving bcr 5000 year alimony, be-
sides 500 annually for the support OF the eldest
child about II years OF age, and 900 year for the
SUPPORT ofihe baby, now two years old. Her father
"a j. :, In addition 10 'hN had bequeatned TO her tho
income OF tl0 900 for lie.
Eight months aner the entering OF the decree che
asked 70 have her amOny Increased to tl2OOO,
claiming that the amount awarded TO her was not
sumcient for her support, and alleging that her hus-
bands Income had grosty Increased through an in
hertance from deceased brother and that her ex-
pensos had become Il eater In proportion.
The referee reported In favor OF the application.
The case was before Judge Loew In the Court Of
Common Pleas yesterday, on motion to confirm
The Referees report. Mr.. Gerry, the part Of the
husband claimed that the later's increased income
was no reason why her expenses should also become
greater. Judge LOew Unlimited that theiamount Of
anOny should DO increased, but not 10 the extent
recommended by the referee
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THE WIDOW GKBKX,s CHILDREN
raken by Judge McCann from tho Custody
OF the Com missioners 81 Charities.

ihken by Judge hcCann from tho custody
OF the Conmissioners 81 Charities.
Mrs. Margaret Green, . poor widow, placed hcr
Two young children, John and MARI Ann, In charge
" the Commissioners of CHARITIES and Correction
bout four years ago. agreeing 70 pay go per month
for their support should she not reclaim them within
1hrce months. The amount Of the mothers indebt
soneas under this agreement In 500 The mother,
sosirng TO place the children In Roman Catholic
Institution, was told that the $500 must hrst be paid
before tie Commissioners would surrender the chill.
oren. Mrs Green then sought 10 get possession OF
Ihem through writ OF hd6eas corpus, and the applt
Gallon was heard yesterday before Judge hcCunn
Tie motion 70 discharge was oppose y on uS
ground that either the mother or the instr uIlVu ~
Whlch Tie children were about 10 DO transferred
should gay their board. The Court hold that no
claim could appropriately DO brought against the
Roman Catholic institution that II the mother was
sue 10 pay tho amount due, 1t might be question
Tor the Court to tal how far II could Interfere 70
enforce TIE contract AZ q condition precedent 10 the
discharge OF tue children. But inasmuch as II was
~ undhpuied fact that the mother was too poor to
PJ NE amount due while IL was clear that she Was
IA condition W " DIVIDE Tor their future support II
would DO unreasonable and unjust 70 deprive the
mnuer OF tie control OF the children, or them OF
uoli natural guardian.
4ho children were oven 70 their mother.
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AN EAST SIDE MARRIAGE.
A Fashionable Hebrew NsptiaI Cereu.sn,
In the Norfolk street synneoEu -Gasiirh
Blcnded With Sunlight sspcrb Present.


A Fashionable Hebrew NsptiaI Cerersny
In the Norfolk street synn gogue- Gasiirht
blended With Sunlight -sapcrb Presents
and surptuous Bauonct.
The wedding In the Jewish Reform Synagogue
In Norfolk street yesterday was q dazzler. The
neighborhood IL not Is true the abode Of fashion
but the temple was built there many years ago and
was the FIRST structure erected by the Jewish Re-
formers Its exterior Ia plain but inside II Is besut
full. richly and tastefully decorated, and when
lighted for bridal Is imposing On this occasion,
though the sunlight streamed through the painted
windows and threw msny-colorcd beams upon the
numerous visitors, all the lamps were lighted, not
only those around the 81 monOr or reading place,
but the side candeabra and the grand chandelier OF
70 Jets The raised platform In front Of the tord was
bright with all kinds OF fragrant flowers and sweet.
scented shrubs and around the Il u,as0r wcre masses
Of white and crimson carnations.
ALP. M. the bridal party entered, headed by
the six ushers, Mesers. H. Blank J. Friesner. Jos.
Musliner, J. d. Metzger Samuel SAKE, and Mayer
Gottlieb The bride was dressed In white satin,
made in the style Of the Tueries, the corsage cut
on ttdidos with q trimming OF point lace, and at
the shoulders bands OF white velvet and orange bios.
SONS. The skirt had festooncd edsing trilled with
tue, and the sash was broad and OF white velvet.
There were no bridesmaids, the party being OF
that Jewish section which cheeriuly follows ue
Christian fashions and Tor some time past numer.
Gus bridesmaids have been exceptional in fashion.
able marriages.
The bride was Miss Sara Fry, daughter or q
wealthy Israelte, Of the trustees OF the church,
and the bridegroom. Herman Mendel, belongs 10 d
family OF erest wealth. To testify their affection,
many young people Joined the choir and assisted in
singing eeversl extra hymns IN German. under the
leading OF the Reader, Mr.. Goldsteia. Tho address
and benediction we're pronounced by the Rabbi, the
Both the President and the Vice President OF tie
synagogue were present, and many OF the leading
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A YONKERS MlRRIAGE.
The stylish NuptiaIs Of MIR. and Mrs. Fisher
An EpiacopnIian Ceremeny.

An Eptscopnitau Ceremony.
Yesterday afternoon one of the bellies OF Ion-
kers, Miss Elizabeth X. Raymond, consented TO
wear the letters oil mstrimoby The occurrence was
event in the gem Of the lower Hudson. and MI
WIN. Fisher the bridegroom was the object OF IN
concealed envy. The niarriago was solemnized In
the residence uT MIR, William r. Raymond. the
brides father on Buena Vista avenue and was per-
formed by the Rev, Dr. Jaggers, OF tho Epsco-
palian Church. The scene OF the espousal was the
back drawing room, whose French windows open
on lawn that sweeps down 10 the waters OF the
Hudson
The BRIDE was dressed In rich travelling cos.
tune OF steel gray more antique, with a coquettish
spring hat Of gray yUYet. The groom wore a gorge.
Gus spring costume, AMI displayed in his buttonhole
a cactus flower OF exquisite tint Tie brides
mother was dressed Ia black silk, cut high, and en-
train with Chantilly lace shawl
At the conclusion OF the service, the friends sat
down to a breakfast OF which flowers, fruit gaps,
cii"a, g.. ,ue were almost tno entire iAgre-
uivnls, for lho romance, every one declared, would
be spoiled BY anything more substantial The
young couple took the $50 train for New York,
taking The Bristol steamer Tor Boston. Mr.. Jas.
Flax, Jr, had placed al their disposal the finest
borth In the yoseel.
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Boston Hartford and Erie was quiet atrSoS Invest
ment securities were duh Delaware, Laekawanna and
Western selling at lilRglli4, Morris and Essex gs
Hannibal and ST. Joseph preferred III. G. G. and c.
SK Unnnque and oux city l0I, New York ami New
HSycn serp ~, rennsyNani, Coal 2e5. and Delaware
aud Hudson Canal Company at l2i. In miscellaneous
shares Western Union Telegraph was steady at S2He
S2k, Atlantic Aall selling AZ 10y: Express shares were
i3X, United States Al Ns@t6x and Wells, Fargo q Go.
nt iAkGl5 tire scrip selling at ~ The general market
eloeed steady, WA better facing. with prices At
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Live Stock Market.

NEW YoRK Thursday. May 19.-Whh receipts Of
iss beeyes-ll 5 At WeehawEen and W az iOolh street
fair 20 prime stserr With nothing inferior, common
or e1tla offered. Notwthsran ans the unchanged high
prices here esRs complain OF iSsses equal to
h ana Is per head drovos bought IN Chicago. fbs
sheep market was inactive and weak at e9so for oTd
lambs Receipts were II loads ot S2 head all but
cars at COmmunlpaw, The continued large receipts
OF hogs-e8 car loads S2 head to-day, and as cars
since Monday-havo depressed the market, and pgces
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The suction sale OF The property belonging to the
estate OF s. Westervet the largest ever made on
state Island The property consisting Of no lots IN
New Brighton realized 900 Tho sale was made yes
Lerday by johnson Miller.
Hessrs Potter Brothena, OF Pins street, have sold
nne brick residence, with carriage house ana GROUNDS
containing AZ acres on the Bouleyard NJ Fort wash
lngton. lof $500, 20 Mr.. EDWARD X. willard.
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COMMUNION Thursday. May 49, Mary widow Of
Ezekiel Conklin, In the 6sth year OF her age.
The relatives and friends of the family arc respect
fiy invited attend the funeral. from her late red
dcnce, 10 Norfolk IT.. to-day urlday) nj 2ociock,
without further nouce.
GILDETsLEEvE.-A chester, N, Y, on wednes.
day, May 1H Hexekhu A. Gidcrsoeve, third son OF
Thomas J. GnderslecvO, OF Brooklyn. In the 18th year
OF his nae.
Funeral OF Rochester, Friday, 10th inst
GILMORE--On "wednesday, MAY IS James j. On.
more, OF the late Francis Gilmore.
The funeral viii take place Friday, the 10th inet
asa. NJ. from his hale rsshesce, go East adst,
thence to ST. Lawrences Church Sith 81, nea 4th
wherea requiem mas VIII I've offered Tor the repos o.
ana Ir,ends OF the l,unly are invited 70 attend
DERlCK,-On Wednesday, May Is, OF consumption,
james Derrick, IN the 18th Yea OF his age.
The relatives and friends invited to attend his
funeral to-day (friiay) at O'Clock, from his ate
dencc, its Green wich at, without further notice
kOCH-Eldcst child OF Frederic and Jane Koch,
AGED years, months, aud days.
Funeral will take place precisely at O'Clock on Sat-
urdAy, the 2ist. IRON 20 Avenue A.
RoBlNs.-on Wednesday, May 10. Benjamin A.
Robins.
Funeral services VIII take place on SATURDAY May a.
from the re idence OF hts uncle John :. Mcclure ~
state St. Brooklyn, at II O'Clock Relatives and friends
are respectfully invited to attend. Remains will be In
TERED In Greenwood Cemetery.
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BteamsAip Bremen, Bremen. mdse aud pass.
Steamship Borussia. Hamburg, mdse. aud pass.
6team- hip Missouri, Havana, mdse ana pass.
Ship Naturalist, Calcutta. mdse.
Bark MArRsTita, Annoy, teas.
Bark Severn, Licata. sulphur.
Brig Eclipse, 81 Kits, molAssos.
Brig Curaooa, Curacao, hides, &C.
Also ina uAnal river and coaSsSlse vessels,
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properties Of the plant In highly concentrated FORM
and much priced by the medical profession pOsatgs
remedial agent for diseases Immediately connected
with the bladder kidneys and urinary organs as we'll
for organic weakness and extreme proetraton.
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Souttp Aotlcrs.
a MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY.
q B9Np g.

A MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY.
NEW YORK.
incorporated April p, 1870
THIS Society pays ita member In Of sickness n
week y benct OF not less than Is, than go
fu rnlshes medical attendance and medicines free Of
Insurance Company for not less than $500. more
than y0, of which tmount the family Of the deceased
receives 800 immediately Ia dcay funeral expenses
the balance IN full sfter expiration of lawful time.
DR.. EDWARD rREusthh .l sfk4noLD sussMASx.
President, Superintendent
Gen LOUIS BURGER, Cen; Join T: hESDIx,
IHEoDoRE BkRESDl MICHAEL hAsSE,
SOHN, - IDr. EDWARD 1REUSCH,
PHYSICIANS or THE SOCIETY.
DIE PeEold s East sd 81 d. tndon Miller, lis East
san i; Dr, LGdwir Bopp. q Riv.
est 5Oth St. Dr. Charles Stein, Deian-
chsrd st. Dr. kdward Treusch Medl.
d.: Arnold Mayroylcz, loi cal Examiner. ~ BOND st.
DRUGGISTS OF THE SOCIETY.
Otto Alexander, SN Sd av. ia. 4. Maner, 40 sth
Alexander Wander smis Hermann GarIz 81 Broome
Bernhard Festner 81 d sy Albert B,schot 81 ist av
bernhard fostner, l.il6 ID George Thnm, az Broome
once hour. from ga. N. 10 sP.M.
Saturday and Monday evenings from 70 O.
Good agents, able TO give satisfactory references,
applications and payments are received at the home
ONCE, 81 Bond IT. n well rs by the ABOVE named Drug
gusts.
WORK INGMEN's UNION.-Regular meeting
IN. Friday evening az o'eyl9sk q! e. B3wery
N +. MURPHY. Secretary,
ALL CRISPINS aud workingmen should get TO.
n mOrrows i,sue oIthe National " orkman. For sale
by all newsdeaera
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FIX -syl,:s and sIsfsn. Hat go to EsrhN-
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SinaruiaL
A SAFE INVESTMENT.
~
fIllsT MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE CHICAGO.
CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD
COMPANY.
INTEREsT sEvEN rEn cENr.

These bonds part of the nrSt only isrc OF tho
COMPANY for tiCC000, covering IT. entire property,
and are ~ the rate OF 1880 per mile. OF the whole
amount 100000 have Deen already llaccd, leaving but
t4VWO To be sold. They are per cent coupon Bonds.
due IN 1881, Interest payable LIST January and JAY, IN
New York lhe road Il In opc alton. II l. e. miles long.
extending nom La Porte on the Lake shore aud Aic-
gar southern 70 ,wherc connects vi the Toledo.
wabash and Western and the Peru and IlGiauap NJ
roads. IL runs through Of the finest sections OF In
dana, Audnakcs connecting link ~ the hest through
line nom Chicago = Indianapolis anu tLeace u en-
cinnan and Louisville.
We confidently offer these bonds A. desirable secrri-
~ 10 Investors, As THE NET FAKNTNGS or THE
ROAD From TIE opENlNG HAVE BEEN ~ ~.
CtsS OF THE INTEREST ON lis BONDLp uEBr.
AND ARE CONSTANTLY lNCREAslNG Beside, u
II designed TO extend tho road to Lake Michigan, Nrw
Buiao OF Michigan CIV the coming Which Nul
also greatly increase ltr earnings,
CALDWELL co.
IA. UNDEEwOOD \ SOY,
4 TX .haAgc place.
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ATTERsoN-KENNARD.--o Thursday. May IL, by
the Rev john x. Goodman. William Patterson TO PRS.
ella A. KeAnard. both OF this city
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MARINE INTELLIsENOk.

MTruArruB ALnAFAo-ruIa DAY.
RIM rses 4 81 BuA 10 hool rises. IL w
HIat WATMR-rdi5 DAY.
sandy HOOK. II s. Gov. Island II u Hell GATE. W
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Rhesmatism, Gent,. Paralysis cured in rs
hours by Dr. BkusHS Embrocston. Price ". u!
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Trurpep, Bandsrcs, Etc.-Wcur the Best
"ecclryt Hard Ru Dber 1tusa inDtn 81 citRnly
light indestrictibe. safe, and comfortable Establish
ment, SAnnst.
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ed sr q w' "a s
out extra charge. Machines 20 let. LIT. BILLS.
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"Truth At Hast" created quite a sensation the
other DAY. Ofthat particular truth" we have nothing
TO say The truth. first and last that KNOX the Hat
the pcst he'd nat, the most durable hat, the very
pest hat in all respects that sold In tine city, ana at
price, and that's what's the matter with KNOX,
1hls n IrnIh--Ahn.
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ADAMS ExPREsS COMPANY, 50 Broadway,
New York, May II, is,o.-The Board or Managers OF
this Company have this day declared quarterly diyi
dend II .. per share. payable ana after June to
stockholders OF record closing OF tue transfer
books,
The transfer books Will close at +. NJ May 90 md
I'C.RABC OCE Treasurer
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3m,nfs,nfnfn.

SeHustI1Mh -
A oA"H dEgEp s2iHiN OPERA.
friday EvEsING May 70.
who VII ~ sSRs 4 ID sS !ss s;;s time in
Ms. ISABEL 9s S Hc6 / KE,c,,
sig, IEfRELLIt sig; f9ss4TI. Sc;
GRAND GALA MkTISEEaa o
Nine ezs w SSSiSSS Sis EEfRELii,
- MONDAY q 2vkEiNG. Nays,
TUESDAY. Mly S5iiGSS5S oiovASxI
seats 50 cents entr. sea,s can be seeatcd al the Ac"d
1 eappal o ssg n 1,Ss?es1zs Azaa.Az
N GRAND & Gff iSa
n. O., S. T. Y
= FRIDAY EVENING, MAY "a, AT g.
MUSIC Consisting OF $50 INSTRUMENTS
TSPes Il each admitting ono person. and h sose. max
ssSi.I; s5ss SHT E H3iEs \ R.sss
:: :.::
In "F0X vs. GOOSE
Also ny M cn ny n a,ama 81 ,o""""''
InST ksIintsr @ VI
vyhi,, ,u, m. noroor "a ,s u, a -, ,i,. nm ann .,ao.
urprpAY.MAY >, atty o'clock.
LAST ma i Mr. GInR Ifh shA'oN'
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LAST nhTT1rEp
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klhs, and last time The sesso9 o. fkoU-FRoU.
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$pteml Noiitts.

$pnial NOiitts.
SCHMIDT BROS. a. co.. 2tt w. HOUs-
Ton - \. \ manufacturers ana Invention of patcnt
Refrgers,ots for butchers hotels and ~ a'c families
Recommend Themselves by great saw. 81 ice. the
small ros n they oeeuy. 6y dry and cold .r. aud
tcct ventilation and cheapness OF prcc. The al
tagee they give 20 butChere sed. IcieI
eDces on hand. All orders promptly attcndcdto.
SURE HOTEL, FIRE ISLAND, OPEN
June l.. Take pDutn ldc hatroau. loot RoOeeveI 81,
s;g a. NJ and $50 r. NJ. New steamer MINNIE WAR.
RRk TO beach. ID. s. 4. sAMMIS.
ALTER ED CHEC rs, &C.-Usc Eureka Invisi.
BILE Ink (DetectOD also Tor secret correspondence.
send for bottles No. ana for 50 cents lis and si
Nassau st
A.-ssS,J00 RENT-SO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Drug ,Torc has reno nom Aston House amer - years
% II Barclays Prices onetmrd below Bway prices
A.-A.-OFyiCIAL DRAwiNGo.
SIMMONS q CO.'S LOTTERIES.
NILSSON Iil-Extra Class NO. $50, May 10, $50.
CT. u, CO. %, So 81, - IL. IS 81, 81, n.
MiSSOURl-ClsU No. SO, May ~. 1870.
Is, &c 60, 20, Q. ,. a.. H. IS, II, "a, IS.
kFNTUChY-Extfa Class No. S85. May 10, 1870.
II, u.s. II, 81, Q, II, 30 %, S5. 1, 81, "a
kENTUCkN-Class No. ss6, May 10. 1870.
g. c. Sc, Ct. so "a. Is. 81, 20. 49, a. IS.
Prizes cashed ana nioriuAuon urnshed IN the sbovv
and also Royal Havana iottcr,e> j. CLure. Broker.
80 Broadway iSi fulion st.. and Park row
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6br Gurf.

FASHION COURSE, l.. l., TR0TTING,
Il FRIDAY, NAY 20, Al * O'CLOCK.
PURSES $1,000.
PuRsK No. l-Four horses will contend for the pre-
MUM For horses that never bcA: 2:h.
PAOl, BRADLEY, SURPRISE, WESTERN NEE YORK
PURSE No 2.-siN horses will contend for the pre-.
mum. For horses that never beat ESQ.
Cars leave Hunters Point hour for tho Track,
Ferry boats leave saith 81. every I'VE minutes.
WM. II. SAUNDERS a son, Proprletors.
FASHION COURSE TROTS OF isthr i0ni and
II Otl inst-An extra boat VIII be run on I'D IT. (As.
torIa) ferry every day.