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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-01-11
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The sglssr.ber afers ~ - 9 be Farm ofsbont
obs HuHarr1 Eua s3Ki1 trrss q isud. situated
ataut Z Mile south " The Village 20 Msuehes-
Ter, tsfnetly aHow6 as tie Sagtt Farm,
lhafe are gpep The pfemites One God Dwell
trE haast. iy4f EzFas and other 0ui- halluiugs
- agrhards, sb GO I5 2efFs q ~sad isDd laciu-
4.Ek sugar 9tEtETd q absri .S9 Eees with sH-
gsf saass. Sad farm i wsli uatergd. aud run-
Gipg sister 90 tee hsruYafd. 4 desirable lneG.
tiaua taesasslaa g.Ftl 90 o. before the Gfst q
nEig M2fah
~ Wbeetssary part - ths parrhssS moBes m6y
gftiiala "a larfta age upae tff plsEa Trrms eEsF.
Enag-ft = Z q BIKHos MAushesisr. "
john u PHELPS.
AAhehrsier 01t iH lsa zitf
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Call and examine our Stock
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-01-11
yASDL Hlll ll0ffL.

Maasa4tg. + I rasozaLF. Proprietor.
Egfbls bong stsbiisAed % sie rlgiiaaas Bpea
~ thc acramEun,lauaa = iGe tfAuuns galhc
Fkf4rrtkF atlFHtaH e1rru ta baGFaHus fUam
tsroad 8aHus the summer HDn-bs The pai.C
dhtraess hitherto ihem5g sxteaJa8 is fespe, T.
fails a5E5e3itl
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HIS Birst Labor IN New ferk-A Cont .hs'
Men,snt oomo o"' s"t I'm. .,,-
,.',,,u -. 49,, 49,
s,.hia.s
.V -, Nj, - ,.
- - ,,..,,,'' re
W w" io's, oP' ''y ., :, ,, -. -, 49,.
nyer, ion n'eH, Dnn wv a~u ~. ,.,.,
eslup, VIZ" rue" Nv, s.., 80, 49,. ,,
eiec'ohs' rue ruio .nen "ae W n,,' .n' WI
"cN"s anu '''" '.''Ao ou' ""'O"o 49,"
ine ooS. dresser anu ,,l .',,a-
uno "as ''i "eN"'"' ~ ""' " 49,, -,
nvorite resort was the GEN. augo'nl"u "o u'u
broau"y i'eaue' iui" "ou'u "aN W ~ Wv
wall ana MP hS Ve'"een u's 'nuu,o "au
nine times out OF Ten ne was 'no "e,V " "'-"'
oarroon ns"'e' sna 'le 'o'ror " "o u',',,, a..
one nien'' WINE hco'nn was !" wy us 49,
fame' John morrlssey wa'ked in'o 'ne 'en'' nen'u
"tuNneu MI 'ne nRn''nt NV" "''' ivy "
in rough-andtumble style, and now came 10 oeard
,ss,.,,.-s 80, it,. q, orco .,,roc,od
broad shouiders' ana STURDY nmos u. Onoe a''.a0'u
tho attention Of the sports Johns nrst words raj
H., a.. r.. rh. ,.or,. go.
= - 1000.
COME, LET'S ALL rhks DRINK
Mer,,nn obse,ytno that Norrtssey had money,
,~, -, ...-...,,o. IT,, h,, 1,ho ,oi. ana
en'ereu in,o eou'e,s.uo" WIN nun , I'm .ns
cd In little game being made up. morrissey was
hail follow we'll met with them. Everything was
-. .,,,. a.. : -. -, n 90. 100. .,aorod
'N'N'' 'H''N U.s. AHNN'NS '-'ON' -
ont. however, and while smarting under tie suspi-
elm that no had Leen cheated be WINS informed that
- -, - -. - . =, -, 81, ~ ur,s
McCann LAD lalu him OUT WIN soiu ueoS' i"s
led TO
THE MOST STUBBORN FIGHT
A.. u..,,--.,, u.o.au,.u ..,oo, III. n,r.
VIZ" e'or V'o"'ieu D'o"'"'' e' 30
tcuars OF this struggle were never before pubshed
The few fighting men WHO saw Il declare that 1t was
A.. 49,, Iii, ,,.,, %. ,,,,na..oa
W. p,e'ues' ui.' une' Wv, .
Mccain was down In Florences, leaning against
-. ,,sr.I',s,, -, :, ~. = ,.o,,.,, a.,
then said:
, $3.50 49,, ~ % -. -,
the money you cheat people out o. Florence ou'n'
10 put you IN vase, ana p''ce you o'e. 'no oa,'
VINO says Sh'' e'e' '"'N' ifN ~
Cam, Hereby.
"Idor replied Morrtssey,
~. a., -. -. -, Al ,o,.- ,oo,, an, for
~" me- you eo""'S euo' ni'u nv" 'ooN W. ~
I'm going to lick you into shane IN Just hve min
ucs" said Tom, placing hr glossN tile on tle bar.
"h right, my hoartY,' repneu horrlssey, pro-
eeeding TO pull on bis coat. -
BE Morrisscy could get his right shoulder out
OF his coat Mccain was on him with the suring OF a
| leopard. Wanting lightning blows on Morrissey >
face breast aud ribs. John cenche1 ms teeth ana
STRUGGLED to tree himself IRON tao binding coht NC
Cam knocked him against the stove over went the
stove and down went Morrissey the marble floor.
Mccain rounced on him like wildcat on pigeon.
The blows from his hammer-iko lists fell fast and
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WILLIAM HEATH q co.
Continue their business as
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
at IS Brood street.


New York Mnrhets.
"WEDNESDAY, April 6.--FLoUR AND MEAt-With
better shpning demand the market closed stca1y,
fair tal-e 5o0 bhs including superlne Western aud
State, $500 s4.G0i shipping ezra. do ~ iO@tiS3i
bakers ana family brands do, SLIGO Ss.5 Southern
s5.GSs Sssi. Rye Hour siqs5 Corn meal, tlSbss525
sUNDRiKs-C oiton lower without leading 70 more
business mid1 ing upands, 2sc Petroleum nrmer at
e6SesGc for rodned aud itSSeiiSc for crude In bdk.
1000 bush. Nheat shipped ut Cd Ia verpool by stea
ana SID. to BristOl bv san 1aow, 90e9Sc. stearlne
nrn, 1Ssi6c. hoDs In better demand; u. for prime
Rosn Griner anl active g Is for strained.
PRovInoNs-The demand for pork continues good
and parcels on the spot are n!ner, with not mum
mess at ,gs Tor May and 800 Do at 81 for June Beef
quilt and steady sales 100 bbls at NcssS Ior extra
mess. fierce beef dnl sales 50 tcs At s. Tor plate
beef hams steadyi sales, 80 6ols at fss SO Cut meats
Bacon dull; sales IS b1s. short rib at l.c Dressed
hogs, l2si2Ic for city, Lard higher and IN demand
isxc for steam ana 80 tcs Tor May NJ lSAc. butter
very uusetted Old Western ltetSOc. do State l6Sc.,
new do. 3Oll2'c. Cheese lS5giGc. Legs HSSc.
for Winter salcs sicoc bash. st u Tor NO. sn
mixed spring 81 Ustst1l3 for No do IN store and
ahoat 81 20 TOR No lido Red ard amber winter nominal
a. tlGasi2i white do S} s Co. t9rn arIsT 9a.
Western mixed Ia store, sVss sl0l for new no. annat
and sl.i@sll2 for yellow lyc, $40 Tor state Bar.
icy. siasi % for Canada West and oc. for choice
&c. Pennsylvania, OHIO. and 5lAte u6c on the traeA
'SSsHiEs-coroe nr,ncr, but quiet; Rio, isaisxa
. b hnda at sieve for Cuba cayed, and 56sa6lc. FOL
Polo Rico; - bbls. At t4ssc. for New Orleans. su
gars active, brt no highcri iar 10 good rennlnl, WI
Wic sales $50 hhds. Refined active o,st efusIeu
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DIED.

ApAMsON-A Harlem. Iuesdsy, April s., Ralph
Constantine, youngest son OF SmEtluA anu tue IA'e
CouStuuttu" Adam On. $3.50 a. ,---,,-- -. $500.
fniy Invited 10 attend The funeral. from ST. patreks
q. thgir L. this Thursday morning az 10Y o'clock.
GEOeS.-Aprl g. Mm II. Bruss Jr, the son OF VIM.
Il aid heur Bros, aged months and ,! days.
Tile relatives aud irlUnas Of the family respect
ntily invited 10 attend the funeral, tails uhursday)
an rnuon, at O'clock, ttum the residence Ot his pa
rents a.! 81 ~. " lie sleeps In Jesus"
FI1ZPATiICk.- ON tuesday, 9th inst, Ross Fitz.
IatrcE native Of the county Cnyan parish Of Drum
lane. Ire land, In the 9th year OF his age.
The funeral services vii aFe place nc st. COLUMBIA
Church, 2sth IT,, where there viii be REQUIEM high
masq on Thursday morning, AZ O'clock for the repo,e
OF HE sou hnce to Calvary Cemetery for internent
The friends OF the family are respectfully nIlt
HlGGloloN.-On the 9TH int, Mark higsuion.
aged q wears.
attend the funeral, nom his late Residence, Il Cherry
st., on Thursday, nj p, NJ.
LOCKlEK.-At Harlem. m wednesday, AnrU ~ OF
CONGESTION OF the lungs, Margaret Clements locAIeE,
ede,t daughter Of Am :. ana Eilla NJ. LOCKER
Notice Of funeral hereafter,
MORRISON NOudY, Aprl T. 1870, or consumption,
joseph Moore, agCl 30 years.
The relatives aud friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funela, ir!m MS late resi-
dcuCe, ~ Az. II, New YORK, on Thursday az L. 81
Philadelphia PAGERS 1lea'G COPY
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HIS RAILROAD HIGHNEss OFF.
Jay Gould Threatens TO Arrest IIim-The
Rto.cn Documcnts-Somc eIugu' mr. DeNeI-
opmeuts-Burt w u Write n book.

co.t, r,..o,on. an Arr.., IIIm-Tb.
s,o'cr Docnm.n,.-Some sugulnr DeyeI-
From an Occasional Correspondent.
ALBANY, April Q, ls7O.-Burt, who has so I'M
-, =. ,.,.,...,.,
successfully underworld to persuade our LEGISLATORS
that the laws OF New York ought TO be abolished or
amended as the three London stockj obbers
-, - .,.o..,, a. -, n, % d,c,.,o Ia a., tor,,h
:. go - og 90 ~. oar" Tn ,ns ,anrroro q,
,a Aforementioned roi,,,c,,n 10 .,nor, ,orr core
VIZ " 0 49,
spondent Is indebted Tor tue above elegant express
sion. IL X H. was "nincompoop enough to think
A.. -, -, .,..,,,,,u o, ,i. chin ~ N, h.d h
DC ooiiu carry e'or'"ins U" US e"i" nu' I'M" ho
been ever we'll supplied with that precious com
modify which our lawmakers esteem above chin"
e.. ,.s, 80, o,h.,r ,ors,do,,,,or Il. co,rd no,
"u =" ''.' 80 800, - -. $3.50 So
nave o-rrieu ms poiN' s'nVe AeN"o"'ouso. Y"
all hueS 'ha' h's p'oe'""u se"''o "o WI"
htogetler II is also evident 'hat barrister burt hs
been
-, a. .--... -. $4,000.
h'u 10 Oee" So'noI'u ~ .,r".
oan,ro, no ~on,, no, h,vs w,o,sa ,nv ,s~,.aDcs in
~ - r, -, -. ....o,...
Wn, ~ "ro1uce credent,os IN snpnort OF
his claim TO speak on behalf Of t500oo0U Of foreign
stoc&, and after trying all HE tricks In his bag, Burt
was forced to confess that he was simply the ageut
OF Raphael b Co. lie also made confession which
fully Justihes the Erie managers IN their refusal
to transfer shares bearing the stamp Of tie English
Ring, the ground that the so-called protection
scheme IL conspiracy against the stockholders aud
bondholdets generally. When cornered by bis
brother britsher, before the Assembly committee,
Burt said:
~ confess that tho parties l represent have
formed n combination against tho present mnnnge-
| ment."
He then went on % say that az hired lawyer, ne
nau ueen 'u.n ta w. ,n.I IN ga tbat ha mich,
| nave the nestimabe privilege of joining in
nm. uoy, .c,,vs, mir
IN" "'"N
This open confession ehectrnny demohshed the
| cause Of mis- clients. The Ango-American stock'
holder candidly confessed that the owners OF the
$2O0000 of stock lie represents have combined for
the express purpose OF Defeating the ends OF BurVa
combinations and acknowledged that Tor bis part ne
| only owns 5UO shares NO sooner ana the ERIE
people see the rival reprerentatives OF tie hngsh
Interest engaged IN ther hlikehhy cat struggle thah
| they 'qule'ly Naca'eu inc ne'u'
| TIE KLEPToMANIA BUSINESS.
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himss,t -
VI. 6ssRY-i unoerstood ron, Mr.. Gray. 70 say you
hsd t9rmed ane oppressed sp opinii,1n n a
does bus moi in distiGot way.
AN uYpRRrAKER WITH AN gYp TO pusrypss
rbo ,,,.,. a..,aoa Tho, ,h. ,,ro, ,.. ,ra,csrer,
'o ,r.ers 49,, YIN us Jur2, WIZ
md he was set aside. Tunis II. Pauers"n. an mn.
70 d n,1. ',jev ,, Hi; DPenos, ~, o MI
~ wV Vt NV uu 10 alIoW ulu W ~. uvuh .ps
t lie pr rs Would S'neGt his business"
,-n ADth o as me next nG,vlaua, pqle ea
parties tic challcn4e to principal cause and COM
nor oo ss seemed nS o 20 nS sks M e ap
asked;
trensase.o9? Al Mlak Inayc ,ov o,rrc,,
Yss. sir; .. 49,. -, ,,....,.
IN FULTON street. The oid church: A. 49,
rSrNaa S sSy wis %,tsS Sst''of '''f'' 70 MI
So y"u ok SoS SS eppp eve fsr and msrcIn,
verdict 60 Mr.. ME- srlsed on MS triaip At Know
mt Soni .,,. 49,, ..,,..u, r,,o
M, PruIn sas accepted as juror by both sides,
""' '"O'" "'' i"e" 'olHui0"'ou $500
Four aspian,s for TIA, honor were quickly sen.
ndrit :itnont r.ising ripple OF Interest. but An,
through the icom, in ills wise Judge Darwin, in
have no oPiCn On the have you Mr.
nurI, outiue VI WnM SVu w reuut a.. -, 80
les, sir, empnoucaNy escaImed ire juror,
which think every married man has r.
..... .,,..,
r,,. .s,,l.d NJ, par,v,. case. and ,,s went bome
,,,a.,.s ~. Uiiii.se n Sxor ~ sao,nad 90 no ~
,oIiowen oy mliah, II; oro wnp U sec,ieu 20 Ov h
| next person who came TO tho inquisiuon. Tie
counsel for the defence made up taeir minds TO
accept Mr.. Howard, and then turned hun to the
prosecution.
Ipdxe D.vra--yyha, IA vonr bnsinesa Mr. Howard ,
A.-Actor and stage manager.
o You say You have no opinion a. 10 the gult or
| innocence thc rraoner? A. one, definitely.
| O-hyour mlnd zee rom ~ pas on the su.Dcct.
sI i3 a. o, apans, we W. W oner Al WINK eau
| % Nt,oyc Won az o1srrnttrns ,crrntca ay.,nst
brIn dn@ in a vcrl,ct OF an Nv when ule pcnnlty "a
| doath2 h-No,sr.
| O. o You know the prisoncr7 A.-No. sir.
| Q.no Won know any OF hrs relatives or friends
a. 40 not AIN leteetIy uAAcauaA'ea WIN AL the
| pnnH "a Won a ,,or,,os man, Ayes air
Olive yuu any e ii,dren Yea sir I have
| four liy nE and have lost four
| Nj Hazard woe accan,ed uuhop, trr,ber ores.
t,on bl boti 81 Ga sSorn in too< Ma seat and the
| ,.vp, ma. covp,,rv
| as follows:
| u,ch.r, p-ovr ,ac.s s,o proaa,x,,, ,,.,de,c. spo
| we.t Eleyenth street foreman "' 49,
| August r. 1laussen produce iss Duane street, re.
| sides at II BEDFORD street.
| Herman Beckerman, grocer, ieI West Nineteenth
street reside az lis w est Nl.eteenth street. ,
nAhs o. nlu en ehhhdier 80 Sheif} stieeti Tcslues
Sv w no-o,.r, &C, vcs, r.r,, ana e,o
weSt Fortv seycnt streets resdcs M IN RANK street
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for Officers OF the stcck Exchsnse win he held on the
on nroTiupo In this connection Mr. George w. Brod-
head has addressed letter 10 the PIesdent Of The t
nee declining q renomin alton. he has peen omgisl'
Nv conrecteu with the Board for twenty years aud 10
N "a with the best wtshcs " all his fellow members
sn.cunton In raj shares has been tame tnrouRn,
ont Tho day though the market has poem strong ana
nrlces We supnored. Thc larger dealings were hue
VanderbiIt Northwestern ana 81 Pau! sharcs ltesu.
Ing aud LAX Shore The last laued cll on 70 10Y on
the renort that the Pennsylvania Legslaure hau ~
thorized the Attorney General of tiat etaIe 70 nauI
into tho te me OF the late consolidation, and IN case OF
put such part OF the road ~ pnssos throngn .nai
State Into the hands OF Receiver. New ro~k OentraI
stock fell "a cent, TO ~ and scrip 70 eyA or INC
runiored defeat Mt Albany o. the New YORK SenIihl
fare hill. Reidng strong at the close az $1,000
Northwestern c1nmon ranged from ~ 70 iSh, Wee-
fcrrcd slk 8ik, st. Paul minon 6A 10 lux, hnu ~.
Paul preferred ilk to "a. Rock Island va steauy ~
lisil7H, Wabash ut 45 Ncs45H and Pittsburgh hfn az
00qi0O1. Erie was dull at e,1Nk, Fort WAYNE atiSn
Jersey Central sold at 1903 sGiO3y Panama lll Alton
and Terre Hauie 80 the preferred Is. chicago and ION
ti2 Ohio and Misslssinp ny the preferred ny Della
ware Lackawpnna and Western i0!E@103, Marietta
and Cincinnati tst preferred TO- st. Louis and Iron
Mountain i2A, and Dubuque and Sioux Cry Hsh.
There was quite an active movement 10 Boston Iar
ford anq Erie which rose from ~ 70 later s ysldnSs
most active. ard advanced from ~ at the oIenips TO
TELEGRAPH was strong, aud ross from TX t'& f. Can
ton was Ann NJ 6lH, Delaware and Hudson Caatl sell.
ing at il6k6ii1k In express shares. United states
was weak az "a. 6Ay, and American dull at d, Adams
and Wells. Fargo a Co. being without sale. -
The general market closed steady, with the Following
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE LOAN OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY presents q most favorable
opportunity for safely Investing money in small or
large sums so a. to realize a fair rate Of Interest
thcrefrom, and to secure at tho same time the ad-
vantage OF the desired guarantee Of the safety aud
certainty Of the principal
The Loan IA In Bonds Of t10o $500, and $1,000
Coupon or Registered. They have thirty years to
run. Interest six per cent, PAYABLE May and No
vember l. Principal and interest pay able in Gold in
the city Of New York.
Price 30 and accrued iat1rest.
Bonds delivered ut all points free OF express
charges. FISK & HATCH, Bankers, &c,
bNassau street.
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An ILL-srARREO MARRI4GE.

A Frcpeh Sex lgenarIan Married TO n Young
Daughter OF Erin, und Neither speaking
the Others Lnnguage-The Result.
Mary Lafourchc made IN application TO Judge
Hogan yesterday morning, to get from her husband.
Pierre her trunk OF clothes. Mary Is a buxom Irish
woman, aOout s5 years OF age, and Pierre Is French
man, gray, and over 60 years old. They were mar
red about six months ago. Mary cannot speak
French nor Pierre English But they were mar.
RED, and lived together In Rose street. At length
Pierre became jealous of Mary. although she was
true and Woodworking wife, and he SO annoyed her
avid his brutality language" that she WAS con
strained TO leave him. Pierre detained her trunk of
clothes, and, according to Mary, sDte,d stories
dam ging to her character. Pierre, In French,
urged her TO return home, but Mary, In ENGLISH re-
fused positively, and a scene ensued In which she
ratified on English, aud he French, both seeming 10
understood the lingo. Al length Mary wanted to
express her views With yiEor so she spoke rapidly
10 the interpreter In good German, and this took
the spectators by surprise. As Pierre did not seem
inclined TO lose mis- wife By giving up tho clothes,
Justice Hogan used mis- kind Offices 10 persuade her
70 return home, Which she finally consented to do.
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EAST SIDE GIN.

Conclusion Of the Inquest Concerning the
Enst street IorrOr-A Drunken Man SETS
Fire 10 n House, and Three Others Perish
Coroner Rollins resumed the inquest yesterday
afternoon in the Delaney street police station over
the bodies OF Edward Brown, John Mon gomory,
nd Charles Smith, the men who were sudocated
last Sunday IN tho lodging house ~ Elst sreet ihe
MACE ana that OF several others, az taken By Fire
Marshal Bracket, was read to The Jury.
Charlie; r. ab "@sy on sGndaV ngt S ~ NO.
pced tmose cseenpg from me tnia Sl9ry he mne
water and rush up stars, followed ny several Others
hi MsI ui CnneS lad aKen William swceny up sars
ana put him % bed, swecny had drank good deal,
habit rsmong wooden pig Sdd c sc III ~ To room 40
s. where NE ne 6,SxS 9s 10 Ire Thec we're re
bed il room no 3 bnt noue Of them han ocen occupied
John John Carney said that had been Proprietor o. the
hours "a EAt sr H. ioy bssd hcon INC "aG r Sg4
deal on me ngh Of ne ie and va, very drpnS;
G 20 a aKS n sS 1 Inc H na
All anpsafea ycT STUPID kiout two hours later Tie
Hat S%ec N.Y. who wa 10 hah o. smoKinS pre
might hive aropea s9t i ,ns S S Sss boiler maker
by Trade AMI re,ad 5 E. 81 SSOmo,9 street
Ree of f R n%r e. day Of The r mis-. have drank
twrpy or tnlity tmes the IrlincnL ~ Seyerage was
' Tx testimony Of patrick Donohqe foreman Of Hook
tnot ~ Edwin j. rus Ell OF the SAINT Company who
ionud The oody Of Mogtgomsy Az lhali Of Jane, II
to tie Jury, The nremen tiaie tat taey Visited lh'
t6sv were Of ma opilion that II the dend men had been
| sonsibe at the time OF me IRE hey could hay
nave rof down by means Of the tar, As there WA
| vciy tlo nre N That portion o. lie hn'9lnsi ih
uon OF Monts 1roIl =. which wH burned lu.e on tl
| back.
Coroner Rollins charged the jury He said d.
evfrv rlion had been m1ic hs Captain l'mRh an
| rne'Mnis'ml Bracket to discover !hr cause o IL
lire, but without success, ana AZ 'h'1 mus u. A.
| Ihe Jury without leaving their seats returned StI
] diet us tue testimony required
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BUSINESS Qotlt,s.
Oylngton Brothers.

OylnGton Brothers,
Not subjected TO the rents OF New York, are
THEIR SPRING INNOVATIONS,
NEW, FRESH, AND BEAUTIFUL,
TEN PER CENT. Lkss
THAN NEW YORK HOUSES.
PARIS GRANITE DINNER SETS. from sl- to tia.
FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS, from So TO So
DECORATED DINNER SETS, from $50 20 $50.
ELEGANT STOCK OF BRoNZES.
Goods delivered ia Now York aud vicinity. Fulton
FerIy cars pass the door.
zS6, 2ss. AND 2O FULTON ST, BROOKLYN.
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ARABELLA: Your icuriosty was excited, and
rofut a 70 .rntify H. You wanted TO know the name
OF my h - and PRONOUNCED his work neat, styl sh,
hcconinS nd elegant obstuatey refused 10 reveal
it. You grew angry. aud parted mutually dis
pleased Forgive me I have felented. To knoN's
sk indebted for my spring style OF hat. and IL e
friends that knox's store is al az Broaaway corner of
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Seven Chlidren Determined Not 10 be Lief
In the CoId.

Tunis Van Brunt died in December, 1867,
while visit u Philadelphia leaving about 500
600. lilo clt a widow and one ehld and seven chill
dren by former wi'o, A viii was produced by the
widow written on a pieco OF note paper, and bear
ing no date, In which he raYo her all his property,
III Burrog te e'usel to admit the will TO probate
and bis deC lion VAS sustained by the Supreme
Court General Term, In January last A rear-u.
ment was allowed, and the case was heard . 30 cord
time yesterday
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Arr,,ed-wxDYEsDAr. April 9.

Steamship the Queen. Liverpool, ndse. and pass
Steamship san Jaeinto, ayanuab, nldsc aud pas.
Steamship Anemania Hamburg. mdse aud pass.
Steamship ian kea, bermuda. nidse. and paks.
Steamship fairbanks, W llmiugton, q, naval stores
Steamship Louisa Moore. Aewbern, \. O.. mdse.
Shin Herald OF tile Morning, Liverpool. mdse.
Brig Choicn, Havana, sugar.
Also. the usual river and coastwise vessels
sAILED-stesnships Java. Minnesota, aud City Of
AM wcrp LIVERPOOL
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NEW York. "Wednesday. April 6.-rhero was put
little doing In live stock " any Description. With no
beet cattle offered prices remain nominaly unchanged
l3sir for poor to prime. or sheep there were ~
heaa received all unsborn and ear loads were sold at
6ha5hc Y n, and the balance were unsod. Tue scar
city Of e. ok Keeps prices out 80 soon rs we have
far supply these prices must aterialy decline There
salcs Of live hoys The arrivals for langhter
ers numbered ASA. City drosteu hogs we're weak At
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sp,cal Aotltcs.

DEATH FROM MORPHINE, r>ED IN A
case OF Dchrlum TIcmens. see yesierdnSs san.
CHLORALINE,
OF ELLlXIR CuLOEAL iiYDPATE.
produces sleep. Quet and ref ne, In Insanity De.
rum Tremcns. and kndred discusses, but no deIth.
1uOs. DE WITT KAVANA, Proprclo-,
VI Barclay st., New York.
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srvprSr CouHr, CrAspunsN Is, ~, co. 81, 90, o. -, S
Us, ", Iu2, lu4, Ia, III, 10, ia CAL, le0.
srPsEsn CoUEl, PAHr i-No 1881 1881, 49, lls) 81 l39
Lac, isss, 1874 1883, 1891 i+S, 1901, Hls, 1871
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MARINE LNrELLIGEKCE.

nISTGTurs ALMASAc-Tut- pAY
rtses... 81 SUI sets,... 81 MoO1 rses. IL 90
H!us wAiEi-rIfs
aLdy HooK.,ll - Gov. lsand IL II He'll Date. 81
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Sutfinl Moifrts.

N~>N~~Nc~>~~e-~~O'se s~~-SNN~O~~>DNNSSNS<>~
E.v. HAUGHwOUT a. co..
OoRNER BROADWAY AND BRooME ST
wiz continue for two weeksoniy,
their
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE
CHINA, GLASS GAS FIxTUREs,
SILVER PLATED WAVE, DRUNZEs, CLOCKS AND
MANTEL SETS.
CALL AND EXAMINE THEIR PRtCEs,
MARKED AT AND BELOW COST
In plain figures each article.
The last invoices they shall receive Of
CHOICE PARIS AND GERMAN oooDe
are now being on ned
After May their successors, Mcssrs Nicv, q David
SON. will continue the business at GO Broadway near
Great Jones st.
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l,rsomI Aoilt,,.

NOTICE,-Ifth the person VINO may have the pocket
~ book which was taken from the p1ntalnons pocket,
on Saturday ni.ht April while gettlg into street Gar
No. ~ corner OF @9n a. and 10Th Az; would leave nc
papers that 10 the book Of 3! Horao st. hy lul.
Ting them In the etter.hoX, II would ohge loser OF
the book, which contained SOS 10 money, ana phpti
which N be OF no use to any bnt The owner
INFORMATION wanted of Thomas Mcneil
i painter who left Lyriuul even year. ngo Win hrr
Coiee and family, BY MICHAEL hEALEl' poA ~ Suh
office.
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The Blessings ot Health will h. conferred
on all who suffer nom diseases OF the bladder, Kid
neys urinary organs, gravel dropsy, strangury, or
canic wcakncss, and female irregularities II thcy
viii aysI themselves OF tELMBoLDs BucnU which Is
the most slutary remedy for any OF those complaints
Spring has come. Lndie-, nrd ~ yon wish
beatii Boots and Shoes Ht reduced prices, patronike
~ MILLER & co, Union square.