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New-York tribune., 1870-02-03

If New-0rleans Petit Juries are only equal
Nl virtue to the rather slow display of
sxgacity by New-0rleans Grand Juries, we
may count on a pretty vigorous probing
and punishment of Mr.. Perry Fuller's
doings as Collector of the port in
that dreadfuly slandered or dreadfully corrupt
city. The Grand Jury has found true bills
against Mr. Fuller and his associates That
the bills are true we do not doubt. We only
hope that the Petty Juries may be relentless.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03

1t seems that the Canadian Government is
preparing for campaign against the Winnipeg
insurgents by building number of small
steamers to carry troops across the lakes to q
point as near the seat Of disturbance as they
can reach. We have no doubt that they will
find it an easy matter TO crush ont the re-
bellion; but they will assuredly find the bust
ness pretty costly one. 1t would be better
for them to enter into negotiations with the
insurgents. who are not only a very small body,
but who seem TO be very reasonable Fighting
should never be resorted to till all the re-
sources of diplomacy are exhausted. . I'D.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

DAILY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers, $40 per annum.
SEMI- WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers. 81 per an.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers. 81 per annum.
Advertising Rates.
DAILY TRIBUNE DC SOC. 4Oc. GOc., and 81 per line.
SKMI-WEKRLY TRIBUNE. q and 30 cents per llne
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. e., IS. and So per line,
According to position in the paper
Terms, cash in advance.
Address THE TRIBUNE New-York.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03

The Brooklyn Daily Times justly infers that
we did not regard it as Brooklyn paper
when we spoke of The Unions voice beng
raised for the Right. The Times is identified
with what was formerly Willamsburgh. ana
does good work there; but we hope to see
The Union fill wider sphere with signal
efficiency and honor
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03

We'arc glad that the Cardiff humbug was
so badly managed 1t was undoubtedly
fraud that was calculated to impose upon tho
credulous, and. when first heard OF. it seemed
as though it would be a successful imposition.
AS things have gone, the giant" has proved
as great failure rs he was fraud.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03

THE CHARITY BAIL of this season takes place ~
the Academy OF Music this evening under the usna
well known management. No pains have oeen
spared TO make IT an entire success The proGenade
and dancing music will be undor the ch'vse OF
Grafula and Lander and tho supper arrangements
ARE in the hands of Delmonoo Prime" Arthur ana
suite will DO present.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03

The Cuban agent at Key West has received
information that moro than three hundred of
his countrymen have been massacred in a
tumult arising from the excitement of the
Spanish volunteers over the killing of Castahon
We are disposed to discount these numbers
somewhat; yet believe it probable that the
murdcrers of the Yillanucya massacre are
capable Of often repeating it. The conGrma-
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03

Gen. Logan, a special friend in arms of both
Gems Grant and Sherman, and fair repre-
sentative of the sentiment of the country, is
the author of the latest resolution in favor of
Cuban Recognition. 1t has passed to the Com
mttee on Foreign Affairs.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03

tercst is equal to Five Hundred Millions OF
principal paid off. The policy we have roughly
outlined is that of Gen. Grants Admnlstra-
ton. Why is it ignored by the friends OF that
Administration in Congress-
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03

the best method to secure its abolition. On tho
contrary, we believe it would be the very
worst. We hope therefore, that Congress win
consider the question very fully before taking
action uDOn it, ....
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03
UP.TOWN ADEERTTSEMENTs.

For the accommodation of uptown resi-
dcuts Mr. f. II. Brown has opened an ONCE at No. %
Tnrty-secOnd-s Junction OF Broadway ana sixth
AVE. where advertisements for Tue TRIBUNE Will be
received mp TO "a in the evening.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03

In so far as the action of the Senate can
secure it, an expansion of the currency, to he
extent of forty-fve millions has been agreed
upon. We are unwilling to believe that the
House can pass the bill in its present shape.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03

OUR GREAT RAILWAYS-A CONTRAST
From the annual returns to the Legislature
of Railway Companies for the year ending
Sept. 80, 1869, we make the following analysis
of the business on four prominent lines:
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WE BLOCK YouR HArs
Tor 81 CelN
NulLR You WAIT.


Humble Ms this employment was, the sririt and
purpose IN and Tor which this honest old man pur-
sued II made u digni0ed ana noble. On THURSDAY
afternoon last ss MIR. Hanrahau, the once prosper
Gus Irish landlord, the still educated gentleman,
and the victim Of such trcachcry ~ we have dee
crited,wa passing along Park row with his placard
on lis back, he SLIPPED and fei upon the sidewalk
and through cheer ieellencss was unable to arise
A crowd Of bows gathered around and jeered az him
lie said Noting, but turned his honest face and
calm eyes aprcalirgly to the passcrs by. Several
gentlemen, erucK with hs'air 81 good breeding ard
pstonished 10 see such an intelligent looking man in
such condition. gathered around him, raised him
to his icet, aud supported him to place OF refuge
and rest In a hotel near NJ hand.
A Sun reporter, Who came up In time w sec and
take part In this occurrence drew from the OLD gem
tleman his story. nui was snbscquently introduced
TO the eldest son above spoken Of lie was also
shosn the reccrts for money which ,he father had
from time 20 time sent home 10 Ireland to pay OF
that oppressive indebtedness.
" II God spares our livcs said the old man, IN
kindling eyes. my boy aud will pay of tie
last hrthing, and can go back TO my desi old hon
In Ireland. nope II VIII not b~ long Rrst, for
want to soc the old SPOT once more, and Inv my
bones near those of my fathers, which couldn't do
II lett n stain on the family name
And tnat Is the story OF an honest oil lrshman.
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fS,ss ~
MssSs ossrv.. ,9sS ',Jg L cg,s%.s, " s,nssss:ss
pan peyer IRE, az aS .rensn BY En,eE 1919 20.
Trsamsrb BY JuplIer, never uotted' Rlchmond by Two
,,khdrsg Lesry-Lovec rsher-Kstc MCGOWAN, by
b. \ cfow~Iovctt. usinsr-orac. D.. BY New Jer.
.'Goi Russell OF poron-nudd Doe,e, trn,rer-la,,ls
vel bred ,253 lotopur by Ethan Alien III; hosnum'
W. Bdlch Of Dos,op-Dohle uslper-elpy Queen.
pcdefee not known span Anc roam horses oy b'hsa
DsvJ Palsiver Of Buraio-Doble, raner-Psisivsr'
fssc sS Of S1 srlo
..I,ohie X yscksonZDoelc ,r.rcr eoldsmith Maid by
Hemlto9ian. aioH Lady Garneld' pedigree unAno"h'
cnas Rccmer- pooie trsiner-Col. Fsh no pedisree'
W.T. ,v @ P Psp.1 Tc "re S
m mare 10 ped 2 ca M h eso ssoy; e.
o LADY LSyq e9 UNKNOWN ''' ''S mare very
John Murphy. owner and trainer-Lady Murphy, ped
L. Loriiisrd-Mprphy, trsiner-csrroli. out Of Mes
'eRS fee,sy y Murphy uaucr-Iady senrs by Handle
'O tec Bsises,eMupny traiper-osorss Moody ped.
Tlorense sesnl5n- Murphy uaincr-Iouise, no pea. !
VIZ. Ki6srtson-Nufphy trataer-Duchess, BY Handle
Js%cs irving Murphy trainer Washington rrvpr.
+. ReIIisS@MnfnH1 trai-er-Blsck Pat, no ped asa.
Abe Dutols-Murghy, trainer-M Midnight, no ped no
record but nno bred. - -.
, John Mglsnes-MuPhy' uahcr-Brown geldns well
Jane, Msa sss ,Tsns.,ssy mare no
vCdisfee bui very wei bred 2ii5 IN double harness
no p 10 r.. e nave no
tecorc pya cay horse. no name, no pea. no fecotd
S YER, 1sS ys sc
The aboye.nsned horses. with hardly an excep-
tion, arc ioukiu, remarkably we'll In few days the
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DRoOkLYH,s REVOLULION.
Power Passing from the Hands OF Honest
Men, and the People AT tho Mercy Of
MoLaughlin's Band OF Robbcrs-Plcnsant
Praspecia for the Tn xpn yera.

Power Passing from the Hands OF Honest
Men, and the People at the Mercy Of
MoLaughlin's Band OF RObbcrs-Plcnsant
Prospects for tho Ia xpayers.
Its pretty well understood among the Ring pol
itic,ans OF Brooklyn that the Police Commissioners
have made number OF appointments, but only .
few favored members Of the ring bandith know the
names Of the appointees. The Commissioners them
selves obstinsteiy refuse to disclose any names,
probably through the tear OF provoking the indigns,
lion Of the psopie II Is not q remarkable fact that
some OF Boss McJaushlin's relatives and friends
have been taken care Of, for is not "Chppy"a pow
er over the river The Commissioners In reorcanz-
ing tie department have started out with
the removal Of several OF the best OF policemen,
merely because they are not members Of
the army OF thieves who have been for years past
and are stealing the pubic money, The position Of
chief has been assigned to TX Sheriff Patrick Camp
bell very good fellow personally, but q man who
has had experience in police business. lie will
take the place of the veteran John =. Folk, fear
less and Efficient officer, who has been connected
with the police force OF Brooklyn twenty-five Year,
Not berg satisfied with the insult offered 10 Mr. Folk
by secretly appointing his successor, the Commits
aioners pOlitCy request him to resign ! Mr.. Briggs
the President Of the BOARD, waited upon MIN on
Saturday afternoon ana ten erred tne ny itiun. The
bluff inspoctOr took Briggs bl surprise when ne
stOutly refused TO do anithing Of the kind hr
Folk said he had been placed IN position by the peo-
pie anl that he would sin there until dismissed
Briggs then assumed mock sympathy but iue Ia.
spe,ior Knocked him Oh his pins when lie remarked
that be wanted none OF his sympathy, and that when
the Board was ready 10 put another man In his bleo
he would get ont.
II l. probable that tho Ring viii announce their
new Hpp,i ltments dis wcck. Tho bcuple may be
.-tonisuod when they sec the names 81 the men
VINO are to hold important POSITIONS Ia the depat' -
u,u. Several of lien, IL l. said, can scTcclY
Vritc n cir own names, aud ale otherwise most de-
Il.r,bly Ignorant; but wnat Of tdatf They are III
f.,.I tIt gVnI In flair
people are at the mercy ui The hcL ll4hiin gang,
int ere long The 'c'rlcss District Attorney Morris
viii thoroughly expose the robbers
MLiir cln,hin. wnahrl VIII pnle'. nura no K ~
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AN HONEST OLD FRESHMAN.
We Bloch Your Hats for Fiffy Gents whif
You wait-Frsm Afssence to Poverty

We Bloch Your Hats for Fify Gents while
You wait-Frsn Afnsence to Peverfy-A
sad story.
Daniel Hanrahan was born In the parish OF
Fake In the county Of Clare, Ireland, In 1915. He
wa. OF GOOD anily Ills education was that Of
country gentemsn's son, and he came into nne
patrimony. He mad q passion for agricultural our
suite. His farm WIS the model for the county, and
the admiration Of country gentlemen for miles
around lie was blessed IN ell his relations--wife,
children, and fortune. Bat his kind-heartedness
proved his ruin. Two pretended friends, named
Thomas and Michsel hinoge induced him to en-
dorse notes for their benefit, TO large amount. and
then len him TO pay them at their maturity. In Ire
land debtor cannot defy his creditors and the law.
The courts tako hold Of him with memorable grip,
and his property 10 seized and sacrificed with re-
morseless celebrity. Thus " was with Mr.. Han
rnhan. His estate fadei away in an hour. lie was
not only lett pennioss, but was burdcned with debt
besides, which he had no mean. to pay lie had 10
hv To America 10 escape debtors prison. and leave
Ills wife ana children 70 nsht their hstarred fate as
The unfortunate man .rr,ved In New York in the
steamer Erin in the sprirg Of 1851. He At ooee
sought employment, with view TO earning money
TO pay on his Indebtedness and save the honor or
his family name This purpose ne kept steadily In
mind through varying vicissitudos. After enduring
unspeakable hardsnips and humihations ne got
work with rich farmer named Yong, living near
Mnkton, in Ulster county He hordsd his earnings
and sent them to Ireland 70 pny oil his debts. For
y time u seemed AZ though fortun had once more
elected him her fsvorite but all at once his health
gave way. he lost his situation, and was again
plunged into seemingly hopeless misfortune. He
sent Tor ls eldest SON who came 10 America 10 hello
lis father remove the pccuniarv blemsh from tho
family name That 10 be done NJ any saorinco.
| The poor old man, bowed with disease and despar,
| returned to this city seeking employment Being
too feeble to perform robust work. he had to accent
most mental situation. He became what II known
| rs "a walking advertisement" for q halter. and
carried abou, huge placard strapped upon his back
bearing the inscription;
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New York NIurket-.

SATURDAY, May % --FLoUR AND hrAL--rhc -four
mArtut gpuerailv drn, with IN" shipping extras bA
zoe higher, and siht upward tendency n the better
grades, ,,,.,-
lands hpiris grpeutiue lower and more active az Is
q &C. Rosu d1 and heavy Z! 10 for stTaiael Peir9,
Itua QuiCt refined, 2t4c. y hskey nrmCr AZ ~ o..
Iallow Hrln NJ ~ a6Hc Freghls AIRY active, and
tale, teld upward wheat 10 Liverpool BY san, 40
iNd., an 10 Gl4sgOw, by ste IN, 81,
pRoVIsIoNs-Pork was dull closing nominal sales
go JDs atk.y tsf23aO for NOES, aud 500 for sra
prtnc Beer qIict, nut steady sales 20 b1ls ~ GIG
lis Tor plan and extra. 1erco beet dul sales 100 bhls
on pttvatN terms. Reef hams quiet at $500 80 Cat
meats unchanged; sales 100 pkgs, choice at llc Tor
pckIei hams. BicJn nominal Drus ed hogs quiet ~
t,lj' r.. for No to PRIME city, all lOtldtr for steam
ma 40 cs at ice. for August. Butter dul AT ING ac
ior Western, ara 2oo3o iur State. Cheese lower AZ
ma ne. F.iS f'm At liis@ l9c
GRlCHEits-N .IUc IN mod iate demand RIO, lah
l9c Wlth sales OF 200 hugsi Java, 20E@P@Hc. Rice
more actiNei sales 1000 Dags At sgN4c Tor caro-
Cuba mUseoyado at S'cy aud New Orleans a
gtc. SugNr-lilw ntm mir to good rohnnF, Wi9)so
sales 800 binds. ut As'Nc for cuba, and ~" Ie, l0
Porto RICO runnAd Alealy ~ l.lc. Tor best crnshed
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Urn eooos.
JAMES McCKBsRY 4 CO.,


BROADWAY AND ELEVENTH -
ON MONDAY. MAT 70,
WILL MAKE LARGE ADDITIONS TO ALL THEIR
POPULAR STOCKS AT EXTRAORDINARY
LOW PRICES
PRINTED LINEN LAWNS FROM 20 CENTS.
FIGURED ENGLISH BAREGEs, IN GREAT VARlE.
III. from l6 cents uD.
AN IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF
GRAY MIXED PUPLTNs.
FOR SUITS. AT o CENTS PER YARD.
PLAIN AND FANCY FRENCH GRENADINEs,
IN ALL TILE LEADING STYLES AND FAsIoNAi
BILE SHADES from 20 cents upward.
FRENCH ORGANDIEs IN NEW DESIGNS,
from rs cents.
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
BLACK GRENADINES cHISTz FIGURE,
AT 80 CENTS.
MOHAIR CHENFs. REGAI1A CLOTHS.
MonArR sULTASAS
DOUBLE WARP ENGLISH MoHAms,
At IS CENTS.
SEVERAL CASES OF
ENGLISH BRlLLiANTs CHfNTz FIGURE.
AT Is CENTS WORTH SIX.
FRENCH ard ENGLISH CALlCOEs,
PERCALEs CAMPRICs, and AMERICAN PRINTS.
at very low prices.
MOURNING GOODS
IN EVERY STYLE OF FABRIC, SUITABLE FOR
TIKI SEASON
TOGETHER WITH A FULL LINE OF
IRON FRAME GRENADINES. 81 and -.
ALSO LLAMA LACE sBAwLs AND sACQUEs IN
NEW DESIGNS.
HANDSOME sTIPED CuALLIE sHAwLs,
FROM ss.
STRIPED WOOL sBAwLs, FROM u upward
INDIA CAmELs' HAIR sHAwLs AND tCARFs IN
GREAT VARIETY AND AT EXTREMELY
Low PRICES.
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TINE nan AND BIE.

To-day the Forest Citg nine play with to Mltuals
on tae Union gTOuad
Tic Flrsi ElsVets Of the St. George and Manhat.
tan Cricket Clubs played he grounds Of the former
CIlb on SATURDAY Tie Aanhattans won by q runs,
novel base ball match Is TO no played on We'd
neslay afternoon Mt Port Jerys between the Light
lnlLc.s tsoOTud cluu), OF Aiddetown, an a nine u
ile Delaware (wLleJ Club, OF Fort Jegyn. The eoored
club are said 70 90 good players
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A Sponge Cushion, after constant use IN Broad.
way stage nearly four years perfectly demonstrated the
durability Of ELASTIC sroSGT for CrsutoSs. BIDS, PiL'
Lows and PuRSIrURR sTUTTrSd. and IL now on exhi'
ption at the Companyt sNesrooms. ai Broadway. op-
posite st. Nicholas Hotel.
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An important auction safe Of improved property on
Wash nEipa N'l hts NlI Boz ma0c on "Wednesday, Juno
j. 90 Ac'ufe es".ru ~ lt comprises the estate ot
i'1te rye a. d.rea-ci, y. acres, DIVIDED INTO I2
about ID 49,. "i % 'ni- ard avenues nora NJ Dyck.
und Ni. e. u. .Ll ty..r.is rlH-UguN ploEtes' lax
t7"rr, the T"oluN WNrl must in time become the
uuJI.tuu, puI t.gaos ioT residence Of auy m the
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mhAIcMEsrEN corNrr.

Conrad Never, Of East Norrisania WHO was held
% ba he charge Of perjury ia swearing 10 MS pow
collect rguts from tenant who occulcQ same
luims, n. prov before Jos zee Fucr that he
rad eaee OF Tie premises though he Wa not the
N. N yer !, as nhcl LhltlOnalIY dIsehA.knl.
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NTOTlCE-rUE MUTUAL LIE INSURANCE
" 'COMpANY or hEW YORK, New York, MAY ~,
is1OAn election OF nine Trustees OF TINS Gonna TO
lake the places Of the class term NJ service eN
pres by limitation Pursuant 10 the CHARTER, ana OF one
Trustee to III vacancy IN another class WI be hed
nj The ooo OF tbs Company Monday the 9Th day Of
June next go, 49,. "a 5000,
H0o"' ''l' =. y j. NJ STUART. Secretary.
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Lyons Magnetic Insect Powder kills cock
coaches moths IDEAS. and all verniin. This Is the orig
nal pure article, without change. While several Arti
eles pretend to destroy Lyons SINS and Without pol
son lie effects arc wonderful. None be relied
anon except that signed y LYON. Buy and use Lyons
Powder and you will be troubled with water bugs.
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al BROADWAY.
BET VIXEN
AMlTY and FOURTH STREETS.
BARGAINS FROM up .
AUCTION
ON MONDAY.
RIBBONS.
LOTS OF RIBBONS, &c. &C., lOc., axe. fsc.
DIsDlEe AND TRIMMING RIBBONS. 2sc. piece.
FANCY STRIPES AND PLAIDs. 1ec., lsc., DC.
RICH ROMAN RIBBONS, 2oc.. 2jc..sic., ioc.
RICH SASH Ribbons, &c. SIC, foc., Soc, 6oe.
ROMAN SASH RIBBONS. 6Oc.. T5c, eoc.. 81, tLsA
WIDE FANCY RIBBONS. &c.. 2oc., sc. yard.
ROMAN TIES. 25c.. Sic. iCc.. &c. SOC.
FRENCH Ft s1EsW a sc; e." uD
s MRkt I'VE k Nbw wEsh slfAdfttfS HATS. &c.
ss4ARsST s Hl SEh PSI AK s0 soSSSErs
SUI HATS escr sic, aec.. Sc sc. M
i fEf s6 tAEs If SIS SO g. "a. &c. SOC &c.
s Ems s TIA H haTs, &c. e &C. es ''''
fARAsoLs' &c., &c. Sc SOC hhSSSpKrecmEra
htai 4frSn FhhiSNRSESggNReIH7s e. oo
SE ESSftt tS5KaSl sa s &c. Sc g. &C. 'o
LACE nASDkERcHlEs i,cf Sc; tes s s sss Aors
EssBy ~ SSISss' =. iSs; SSc.' iiS" zoe.
EE IssS ED efSRss he S 200 soass yi ss
gffkakciEsfs p ken u t6 S. Sc to g.
k tke4 fk tfss "coSERj %s AND uos,rnv.
tTs 9 Slk ZIP ES et2SEyFs s H at y. e. ps f
LADIES HOsI cry, FROM llkc. pair 40.
MISSES nOsl FRY From r2lsc. pair up
GENTS HOS FRY, FROM NC. par up.
GENTS SILK AND SATIN TlLs' lOc. up;o,,,,,,>,oa
$500 piece, mAEsErLLEs TRrNMrsos. isc. 70 Sc
400 p rces WHITE FHrSaEs, CSC piece up.
SILK FRINGFS. 2sc.. 5oc., &C piece.
500 pieces silk TII TNiNGs, csc. picce.
ON MONDAY SHALL
WHOLESALE 3EfARfWENr,
on JHE MKT FLOOR
ABOVE, At RETAIL
Ions OF CHEAP GOODS.
90 CASES STRAW GOODS. Sc zoe.
LOTS OF buttons &C.. &C., &C.. &C. dozen.
ZEPHYR woRsTEDs. i0c. ounce.
LOTS OF TRIMMINGS. 1Oc.. i5c., CSC. piccc.
FINE FRBNCH FLOWERS. iOc spray.
| PARAsoLS AND UMBRELLAS, &C. TO sc.
| ALONG WITH BARGAINS IN OTHER GOODS.
| wogsTED PATTERNS, soc. mp.
FANCY GOODS SMALL WARES.
| JEwELRY AND FANS. ALL UNDER PRICE.
AT KINZEY'S
C9i BROADWAY.
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There IL no mistake about 10. MRS. wINsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP. Iur children tecthing. not only re
ieves the child from pain. put regulates the stomach
aud bowels cures dysentcry and darrhra softens the
gums reduces all Inflammation and gives rest health,
and comfort to mother ami chii II "a pleasant to
take and perfectly safe In all cases II gives universal
satisfaction.
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DIEiJ.


CoINFII.-On Sunday, MAY 20. Caroline Cornell,
widow tue late VIM T. Cornell 10 TIE ed year OF her
rye
GEUGHEGAN.-On Sunday. Nav y, after short III
ness at the residence OF her -O1-lnlati ID CanpOel,
Esq e6i asst lOth st. Ms Maria Gcoghegan, In the CID
Particnlars or funeral In tomorrow papers.
HEWITT.-At Trenton, =. j., oil. Saturday. May D.
Mrs. Ann Hewitt relct OF the ate john Hewitt. Esq,
In the IS year OF her age, form cry Of this ci.v.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited 10
attend tue al servicCs. vhtsh Ill take place At
her late reftence Is Hanover 81 Iren'on, on TUESDAY
NAV ~. at T. Carriages will meet the rains W ich
leave the foot Of CoItandt at At s&o A. N. and 1880
L NJ.
HtNT.-on Saturday morning May 81 Richard Hunt,
aged O. yc1r-, q m 1ths ard days.
Tie tclaN and tft'uds y tt family are respectfully
invited 90 atcul las tunefn fro hs Nf' 70 dence o.
stanton II, on Monday it,ruoOn, ~ O'Clock -,
kEATfN.-Oa saturday May ., af.cr 4 severe III
The friends and relatives ot tho family spcciuy
invited u attend her funeral froM her late residence,
No sgi Granl It,, NllllAm-blI- "a. - 49,
OLDAkEii,--On SUNDAY, MAY %, lSn. Adaltne VIII
Hams Slle Of Alfred T.. Oldakcf ia the 31h wear Of her
age
attend the iuncrul Oh Tuc.dHy, nj o'clock, nom her
late residence. s61 North 81 e , Bl Oohlyn, L. ID.
MHtlE.-Oa Salu day, May ., Harry T., youngest
n Henry G. and Grace A. White, aged year, II
month"; and u days.
por,uis, a Duneli Terrace, Brooklyu, to. lay, ~
o'clock 7 NJ The friends N the tamil, aye tespectiuy
invited to attend without further invitation,
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Arrived-sUSDAY, May 20.

steamfh IN Gcn. Barnes, savannah, mdse and pass.
Steamship Fairbanks, Wilmington, G, naval stores.
StCamship south Carolina, Charleston, ndse.
steamship America, Bremen, mdse AVID pass,
Steamship tanha. Philadelphia, mdse. and pass
steamship RISING STAR swnemunfe, mdAe and pass.
Brig Caroline Eddy, Messlna, fruit, &c.
AlLo. the usuAI river anu coaatwIse Veksel.
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