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vie o. Rchsrd Field. and elect daughter Of Michael
nerIemans viii be taken tom her late residence, Is
Sl M place. On Msq1SSSy morpns f o a. An
ana Duane st. where reqremn MAS WI DC offered Ip
BUi.kE'-Droxn ej, on sunday June "a. Ellen dsurb.
John fowSli. aged years motifs and ) days
Ihc rcnas and relatives OF me family are respect
noon, June = at ~ O'Clock from the residence OF her
IYND.-on saturday, June a5 Honoria, widow OF
Jonn Lynd IN the 7Oth year OF her aee.
James John. and hober, are respectfully invited TO
atsnh tnG 1nSra on Iussdey at!epeSn a o'clock
M9adSg Sanf Y1an
Tie cativcse nd friends Of inc family also his late
are espeetiaiy Invited o attend the unsra from his
,s TesaensS W WT I'm S h s on bsuTsa JUNE Y
!aken TO the Church Of the Holy Cross, "a ~ be-.
win be offered for the repose ofhis soul The re
mains WI ge akea g Cay4ry Cemetery for inteFp.nt;
a. BsW a y keSi GRrf Hn sO2s
Me- hesney aged u ySsr, months no AM j. day.
fully uyitedto attend the Funeral on Melnesday alter
noon; June y. from e; Luke's Church, Clinton av.'
-owfSs.1on Sunday, June 90, Ro,nns Owens. wife Of
parish OF coiumkiiI. in her sit6 year
Her relatives also her husband frencs arc respect
dcnce SIS East iit st.. TO-DAY Ouesdiyl. precisely at
o'clock. Her remains Will be taken to CALVARY Gene
TERRAGSI On Sunday. June 26, Luigi Tcrrarni.
vlied 10 attend his funeral on tuesday, June ~ at
oeloeA T. Nj from ms lnts resdenSe 4 BAXTER
,.XllEr On sunday afternoon, june &C. Amos IL
funera non iht residence of his parents. os Rycrson
81, TUESDAY, juno -. at o'clock 4, NJ. The reA.
s' p S%S f9f. y @ G a'S S Ss
gnd NechaL hote No; OF Brooklyn NolunteeI Fir.
iuItuor notice.
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our OF CARNOCHAN's CLUTCHES
The Health Authorities OF Perth Amboy
Doing "a signal service to the Nicrcha nt-
OF New York Escaping the BnndiuI OF

the Bay.
The merchants are naturally enough becoming
tired OF Dr. Carno, lans mana cement OF Quarantine,
and propose TO bring In their cargoes in other
less costly way. We have before announced that
ey have Determined 10 bring in their ships By way
OF the port of Perth hmboy, New Jersey, which Is
fortunately under the jurisdiction OF the Health
on.rcr OF the Port Of New York, and consequently
less expensive.
The FIRST ship coming 10 under the new system is the
Lord Baltimore, tne clipper bark from Rio Janerio
20 New York, with coffee Already she has been many
days in quarantine under DR.. CarnOchaus orders,
In the Lower Bay, although she had not the slightest
trace OF sickness on board. Weary OF waiting, and
determined not 10 submit TO the lighteraco sNinde,
the cODsgnees finally obtained clearance the vessel
from New York TO Perth AnboY. 10 that y Ort the
Lord Baltimore proceeded last week. There she
was duly boarded BY Health Oficer DIR. Andrews,
recently appointed by the Mayor and CITY Govern
ment Of Perth Amboy, who found CT In a good and
healthy condition Now she viii take her clearance
from Perth AmDOy, Which is not All Infected port,
and will come up to tue city or her captain viii pass
her cargo IN the Custom House OF Perth AmbOy and
send II up by lighters 10 this city.
Hereafter cUnEignees generally viii send their
scis TO 'erth AmbOy, and thus escape the Staten
Island imposition. Tue saving by the Perth AmOOy
route is about twenty-five per cont
TIC presence OF large bark In Raritan Bay was
hailed with dtli.L By the people OF Perth AmbOy,
VINO looked forward to revival OF their Old pres
,ge, glory, aud success.
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New York Markets.

MONDAY, June 21.-FLoUR AND MEA-Ths mar.
Tor supernne state and Western IS 6csts shppltg
extras 6S tozsstI for ,oics sprins whsa, s1,rs.
and double extras and t,iassIj Tor eooc to choice
family branos. southern Hour duh al ib.2j@ti for
,Sa aSSa fN Ta noun and ' r s1e family
suNDuRs-Cotton dull ana heavy Tniddinr M
lands 2ic; spplrn ,nrpent,ine, drooplns az Si@&e
kos1s Jul l,1 9n!et NJ @Ae Mn.s,
10 Liverpool, BY steam, 4aiLd.
GRockRIEs-Coh.e IA inoderase demand for Rio,
dull and Unchanged; sale. Of small lots Cubs nasco
Nalo at sltSyc. ana Porto Rico at sc. Rice mode
raey active with prices weak on foreign grades and
nrm on domestic; sales = tcs Carolina at st6ec aud
mAnd and teadyj fair 10 good refining. g. 9fc.; sales
40 hhds at Nt9lc. for Cuba aud gAAqtC. Tor Porto
Rico also, 500 bSs; Havana at 9glOHc.i refined dun
GRAIN-wheat was moderately active Gales iis,Ooc
bu h. al IS. for M ed spring 20 for No Chicago
SPRING 81 y Tor No. do sAVsSi6 for No do 81 81
Western ~ t21tlA Tor am0er DO. IN store, and q ~
for white Gcnesec lyo dull and heavy. Barley dVli.
Barley malt nrm and IN moderate demard sales OF
l2t0 bush. at ST. tl 20 for Canada West and tllO for
State. OAts dull and lower; sales 5000 bush NJ G
csc. for state, G06c. In store aud aOat CSC for
OHIO Aloat. Corn was ~ fair demand and lower,
dam Snd uns pund al $50 9c SSc CsSiO lot new West
ern mixed, tloi@sos for Western yellow, and tl.0.Ss
ti0s tor do. VIII &c.
small lot OF Western mes $50. Beef steady for all
KINDS. Cut meats scarce and nrm, with sales plckCd
hams at lsl9c. Bacon nat. Lard dull and depressed
sales 900 pkgs. at lAel5c for No. to choice city
i5AalJc for prime Western steam. Dressed hogs lilo.
nc, which is lower Butter quiet AZ Lsg27c. Tor
Western ana es Ssc for State. Cheese more steady At
ns stcarlne active; sales 5000 De at iiaiySc. Tor
gUod TO choice, m tee.
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IHk H.AsIISGs-TILToy DpEL-
uew the Party Of the Firp Part Kicked
Ont the Party Of the SECOND Part, be-
eagse the Party OF The seesnd Part
hadn,t Paid his Rent.

Out the Party Of tho seecud Part, be-
oapse the Party OF The seespd Part
hadn't Paid his Rent. p
Yesterday afternoon numbers Of people
crowded the pavement In front Of Upderhi's hat
store, on Fulton street, near Nassau, and amused
themse elves by gazing In open-mouthed wonder upon
square or oblqng pacard posted on the closed door
thereof As one crowd passed on in melancholy
silence bordering over what they had seen, another
took it's place, and thus crowd succeeded crowd
during the rest Of tie sultry day, until the storm
came and drove the idlers to shelter.
There was something very mysterious about that
plaeard, and 1t became the boundcn duty Of n SUN
man. N4 o'clock, TO reach a solution OF tho mystery
lie therefore took up q favorable position and be-
gan at once also to take notes. AS he could not
rSt w,. KY feslnG ds,snce Of 'he card, hG relied
learned much thet asionished aud grievcd him.
There were some people in The various crowds
silent; and alas many who were given to satire
and verbal rudencss. a tall man, whose knees IN
'eriersd MIA bis graceful progress remarked
onto g. It's n challenge to Tilton."
Then short pan said
undsrhilrs nano o, md Donns Quinn't, and hugh
liastinse, but there sint no 1iltou."
We'll" said stout gentleman in specs, every.
body knows that Underlill is Tilton's natter aud
Hugh Hastings 10 Tilton's haier. heard this morn
ing that Hugh was going TO kick Theodore, bot he's
his antipithy to Underhill."
All Tghti ~ pot IN = crabbod.lookin man In n
winter ovcrcoat "it were In Underhill's place I'd
change my base, or else make Tiiton change his
halter"
And 80 on for an hour. The srS man becoming
wearied and fearing that something dangerous might
happen TO the tall Tton or TO the baughty Hastings
~ scme other quarter, and wishing to be able to
give The raTc uars TO tic public hurried TO Justice
Quihns Court, where Mr.. Ford, the gentemAniy
Clerk informed him that all this rumpus a, 13J Full
ton street MIS- caused by n stings Gnd undcrlill,
the party Of tie 6rst part having dspossessed the
party Of the second part because the party OF the
second part had JAILED 10 pay rent 10 the party of the
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Fisk's Last and Most Wonderful specuis.

The very latest sensation with which the AID
niral OF the Sound proposes to astonish Gotham
will be the forthcoming viennoise ballet troupe
under the direction OF Madame Kate Lanner. 1t Is
. combination OF ballet and pantomime, and is an
In provenent on the famous entertainment to which
Madame Weiss treated the frequonters OF the old
Para Theatre In 1s48. The troupe. which il the
largest yet imported includes the famous Premiere
and Maitresse de Ballet, Madame Kate Lanner; the
celebrated Swedish Premiere, QepOrted very beau
ufuD, Bertha Lind, niece OF the great Jenny; tile
Ssn,on,,mis,s AMI mimic. Mons srd wa6.wa
Albert: The wonderful male dancers, De Frances
ca and Van de Vergue ten promieres, eighteen
machinist, master OF properties, &c, &c, number.
ing together % persons.
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A Common Sense Order from the Police
Central Omce.

CApTAIN You will cause the patrolmen on their
beats during the next RAINY day report TO me those
inequalities OF street surface which force depost OF
wafer IN considerable quantities at street Crossings In
lhg oaqwalt aud especially by sewer holes at cOrneTs
They most nso report portions OF the street when may
DC regarded as threatening injuries 20 horses and car
every spch case partienarly 20 denote the locality, 30
thai the Iity Inspectors csu rendy hnd the place by
the report lurlhor. TO report street loeAes In whir
ears wagons or carriages remain IN 'front.' OF premises
which not Occunled ~ ONHefs Of such yeAic e.
Also 20 report by telegraph instantly any discovery Of
or unnecessary distractions for buding p1rposss, In
tres Streets sewers, pipes, or other injuries U ciy
pIOpeIty which sesIn 20 require pIunipt alta tOn.
10 JOHN yOuRDAN. superintendent.
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The Newnrk Directorr.

IIolbrooEs Directory of Newark and its neigh.
bcriood is out. 1t is printed in large clear type,
and well arranged. The John Smiths and John
JoLeses have decreased within the last year, there
being only II OF the former and OF the latter.
We Hnd only John Robinsons, John O'Neils,
John o Briens, Patrick o'Rourkes, @ Patrick
heManuscs, Patrick McNahOns, Patrick
hclaughlhs, 8 Michael McLaughlins, 8 John
hcLaughlns, Thomas McGurts 10 John Lynches
and Patrick Lynches. SeVenty-nino 1nompsUns
and 70 Tompkrses teip to make up Newurk's rap
idy increasing M, uaiion. The Directory embraces
so pascs, and does credit TO Mr., HolbrOok ami
Newark,
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NEW YoRK, Monday. June e. The receipts TO-
day aud yesterday were go loads, ill0 bcey,s
making 6lgs since Monday lat The demand for good
cattle alr, and for the hest stock prices were
Ia ned hut tor thin Texans ana coarse. rough
Western oxen sales slow, with reduction IN
prices. A considerable nuGhcr OF choice steers were
sold at iGb6sl7c. WHAT are called Washington
Market cattle were generally selling NJ lIaiihc, Z.
with some of the thlnnest nj Bdl3ko aud Texans at
ll@l5c. n, Cattle are shipped n Jm Buffalo to this
point ut tue nominal charge oil 81 car load inst what
las heretofore been the charge fOr tan bars
the bottom Of tie cars, ana for sheep ana hogs lc h
head IL chMgcd. The market Tor sheep and lamos Il
depressed to-day with receipts Of 615 neal since
uTd7y and 1855 for the week We note sales OF car
loads sheep 5r1c. n, and car loads OF Ken
tuCky STATE ami Can. Ia lambs NJ ll9l24c. also,
car load OF mixed OHIO shccp aud n.lD. at tl5O y
head. Al least ~ lOads Gtock must remain
sold nj tie close. HOGS were quiet ana uncAangol
wlth receipts OF % car loads or 49,, head .nce SauT.
day aud BIS for the week. Dressed hogs selling
at l9ll4c, seAcrally, with some light wcghu al he.
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Acc,den, 10 the CITY Of Hartford.

The steamer City Of Hartford, plying between
this CITY and Hartford, srucS rock in the Conncc-
utut river on sunday night that stream having Decn
unusually low OF laic. water rushed in, and the
vessel was Iun ashore She lies on q soit bottom,
with the water on n line with her upper cabin bcrths
The furniture Of the cabins and the freight were
transferred to the steamer State OF New York, to-
gethcr with the passengers and their luggage.
All we're brought TO this city yesterday. TIE
acci ont occurred below the village Of Portland.
Tho disabled ste mcr Is worth about SJlOD), and IL
insured for nearly her lull value The GrALI.u stale
will take the HarlfOTd's place.
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Fine Arr Snle.

To-day and tomorrow rare and valuable COL
lection Of paintings Will be offered at public sale BY
Johnston Il Van Tassol At their salCsroom, 81 Mas
san street Among tnose works are Berstadt's
wind RIVER Mountains" Chu,ga's study OF the
Andes at Tho Equator and gems from the easels OF
James NJ. aud lam ll.rt, sha'nck, and WIN. NJ
Brown, with many other works b. artists Of foreign
anu domestic lame As nearly everybody 5. out Of
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wrestling Mt Hunters Point.

Yesterday, near the ferry in Hunters Point.
Tim Delleour and George Spiers were matched to
Wrcstlc for $500 a side. At the appointed hour both
men appeared in the room clad in wrestling costume
Tie conditions Of the match were to wIesue collar
and chow, best three 'Olls out Of hye, After ten
minutes grating Deneour discovered himself the
broad Of his back, and the loser OF t25 that he
bad wagcred with q spectator. The second third
lnd h'th falls were won by DeacOu aud he was
carried from the room on the shoulders OF few
stout men amid the Lunahs OF the assombago.
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Ia january last Mrs Mary Moore deposited
t@,p ~ the Franklin Savings Bank OF this city. OF
'bs sun, So belonged 10 her husband, and outry to
uA' eject was recorded 10 the bank book, Mrs
Moore md her husband subsequently separated by
mutual ugc mcnt, The latter retaining possession Of
We BANK book, She warned the bank oficers
nain' lN'' the money TO her husband When
OF moore WeHenied the book and demanded the
mfllN''I a. action IN the Seventh District Court
fa,u-t INC rank 10 recover ner S17j. Yesterday
'"'lN. Joseph Mcclure ruled IN her favor.
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BLINKING AND FINANCIAL.
EIGHT PEE CENT. GOLD BONDS,
Endorsed by
STATE or ALABAMA.


First mortgage bonds issued ny the Montgomery
and Eufaua Railroad, on finished road. Issue re-
strictod by law and surrounded by guarantees that
render the bonds most desirable invcstment. Tue
road is now about to open its valuable connection
with Union Springs. and will be completed within 4
year to Eufaua. Its hn1ncc5 In excellent condi-
tion, and II has during the last year been making
satisfactory net earnings.
We recommend these bonds as a cheap and well.
secured investment.
GEORGE oPDYKE & CO., % Nassau st.
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ITO be or not to he" Is not the quest on we are
lOtn and fashion decide that hats fhll acorn
q lead4 OF the people. Tho only lucstiol Is, Wac
hail make tncm?" Puzzle opinion prociHlWs, IN tpncs
not Ice msunder TODD, KNOX OF so. "a! Broadway"
ANA the Press great engine OF reform, echoes the
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Tho Esci.c Law TO no strictly Euforced.

p'i1en called at the Police Central Office
ns~rda' and invited tho attention Of the Police
commissioners 10 the awfu record OF sunday crimes
'"'''upoh the Board ordered tho Superintendent 10
,nMIer the Erclso Law, and particularly those pro-
~nf o, u .lich tequ.le u ~ licensed plaeeA be
III NJ " N'Vh ans u GlOek ~ Tie MVrnina, aud
sunday. 'TS.' - "'@ '" s'e" away v"
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Hnsiltss NstltN.
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION AT

Card.
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION AT p
GRAND PARK.
AS this festival sgyen for the purpose OF exhibiting
the extensive improvements this beautiful properly
70 parties interested In suburban homes, who desire
pleasant day in the country and the ladies and gen
uemon Of westchestor county and vicinity and mum
Der OF distinguished guests expected the
cordially extended TO ladies and gentlemen gene
Music, collation. and addresses Will be furnished and
every provision made to secure the comfort and enter
tspment OF visitors.
No fireworks will be permitted on the GROUNDS No
free railroad tickets will be issued on the occasion
but carriages will be In attendance on the arrival OF
the :, o. and 1850 A. NJ. train from New York.
ANDREW WILSON, Jr.,
Grand Park once, si7 Broadway.
Sale to-day, nc 1880 r. NJ, bv Mallory e.
BLACKWELL, at TARRYTOwN. OF . part OF the
Benedict Estate, comprising "a BEAUTIFUL BUILD.
ING SITES. Complimentary tickets BY steamer Daniel
Drew or O. vibbard nom foot Of Vesry st., IN AM,
and Silh st. Of 0 A. NJ, or parties
CAN co DY RAIL,
Express train) from Goth st., at II O'Clock A. N.
Let no one fail to be present who desires to buy one
OF the beautiful sites for residence In America, at
very reasonable price.
sale viii take place rain or chime, full protection
being provided against q stormy day.
Every Mother should teach her children to
bFush ther testh daiy, ana use LYNN Iooth laOleb
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Court Calendars Ihis Day.
HtNs CouEI, CnASuus.-Sos. 70, e., go.

Coon THEG-For the most curious and inter-
estiug reading matter m PhysioGnomy or Character
Reading the chronological journal only g year
81 80 haf year, or 30 cents No S. H. Wells publish
or, $50 broadway, New YorB.--Adg.
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ArriYcd-MoknAY. juno q.

ArTivCd-MoEpAY. JuneT
Steamship Paraguay, London. mdfc. and pass.
STEAMSHIP Idaho, Liverpool, mdse nnn pass.
steamship CITY OF Paris. Liverpool mOsr. and pats.
Steamship pciUlrc, HASEe md,U and p ,sS.
steamship IiatteTaf, NorfolS, mdso aud pas.
Steamship W +. clyde, Wilmington, NC, naval stores
hicnWship Louisa Moore, Ncw9crn, naval stOIeb.
Snip Elizabeth leo, wales. railroad rou.
Sup LadOgH, London, uidsc.
shlp Wellington, Liverpool, mdse.
BARK Alice TgritOr, Remedies, sugar.
Bark saga, Guantananlc, sugar and molataee,
Lag lIaIIy NiTdea, Cardenas, sugar,
Brig l.. Warren. Gardens, mOlasscs,
big Open sea FernRndina, lumber
Also, the usuaI river aud coastwlse vessels.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OUT,
QUEEEsTOVE. June 21-Cnlnbrla, New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, june N,-hmcrcn, New York,
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TIIE LIVING MACnINE-

InJuro the spring Of watch. anu every portion
OF the works become di,ordcred The human stomach
ia to the human system what that elastic pioce OF
the other organs aud controls 10 certain extent tho
whole living machine The comparison may be car.
ricd further for the weakness other impeIfec-
tion OF the main sprng IL Indicated the OF the
time-poce also IL the weakness other disorder OF
the stomach betrayed by the face OF the Invalid The
lustrc and Intelligence, and there Is worn. anxious
expression m tho whole countenance which tells
plainly written WORKS could do that tue great
itfp0 organ whose oco Is TO minister the wants
of the body and to sustain and renew all its parts IL
not performing us day. II requires renoyatinJ aud
regulating and TO accomplish this end Hostctlcr's
stomach Bltters may be truly said 70 be me one ming
needCH The broken man spring Of watch may be
replaced b. a new one but the stomach can only be
repaired and strengthened aud this is OF the objects
OF the famous vegetable restorative watch for eighteen
years has been wAgng successful contest with dyspep
sa in all climates spe1inc for indigestion It stands
alone. Whcn the sources Of the pharmacoppla have
been exhausted without, at best. doing than mit
eating the complaint, course OF this Wholesome and
paaab,c yet powerful stomachic effects perfect an
permanent In all OF dyspepsia the liver 10
or less d.sordered ana upon this important gland
as wen tue stomach ana DO Ses the d ter sct
with singular ditinetness. regulating and reinyigor
Aung every sccretYs and assmIaling organ on Which
bodily and mental health depend
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notice. The total clept9gs At pe Gold Exchange
Bank were ssoe2i 90 roia sAlsrees. ti2stTe2i and
currency distances. u.us@s. The srineppl @olaupn'
we're; t..
H. IG,is 4 rNsllilSlRE lYSSs: faii' ia
Foreign exchange, though quiet, has been
nimer, iesdina drawers having advanced their
rates cent, prime sixty days sterling closing at
1Oos@lO9K. short sight. ilnKaioN and commercial,
i0QAGlOeA. There is limited supply Of BILL Offering,
either Of cotton or grain, but good lemapd has ca.
sted for compeIclal sterling In me oHpeetaton mat
@s q JS ' T WV h sSe s a. S
Par tbankersO bcnr quoted at 5lGh @5lSk 10 the dol
The wees opeqs Y,th So9la1sd ease 10 money, the
SGcsons favor orr low low rate St O. Interest during
p9r. CAN borTQyeIs have readily supplied TIER re-
Distances 81 have Tsb been S Inc SS
PAPER ,i 'SS as ann sna sr zoe
"Wednesday; soth the CONTEMPORARY Y eel one
tWo@boS; S of Tor he spse fund The Govern
ment bond market opened strong and higher, but do
faiSy Win - iSe2S All . fcS
men1y ccss Co.. q wall street. i report H.
!! sf is lss'c. iiiiit lltx; s ss
6: :e ''' lIsssCaGG&iSSs iiSs &C. coup sS
go: q e soae iSS ~ s I'D. iSs
old Tcnncssccs were steady at g. Inc new dsclluIng
I'D Sel,s e Ga sS ScS9y s1p
ing al ii2K. AMI Brooklyn water loan 20 City Bank
on small dealings, New York and Nay Hagen 9 v
cent?. selling at "a, frsts Of Q. @. and J. O HA@eik,
Quo and hisshsippl consolidated O! and Cntral Pa.
cincs Ni4, Unions being quoted hhgSsla Land 0fanu
ia 75H, incomes six9t5f, and ttock Sgt@i0.
On extrcnie quotsuons New Iork Central Mock
ranged rom ~ TO ", tcrp BNassY, Harlem 5000
lSA lsoadna lolk @lo64 Lake Shore nAyik, Ohio and
MISSISSIPPI siSSseS: wsessh sIsSx: NSr,nrwe.,e n
sG s. TAI SG@ and Us prsfssreS 1AssS P,l,s
ana New jersey Central lesN8i0jh Ioston, Hartford
aud Erie was dull ara weak at Ssr@i. Panama sold
In small lots at ls0Ql22, as against 40 on bntuT-
DAY. owing to the reduction OF the dividend,
Tic preferred stock Of the Hannibal and 81 Joseph
Railroad Company, amounting TO nvc millions OF dol.
iprs. uay issued for the purpose OF Inducing
thu conversion ofthc bonds outstanding IL wac there
tore Stipulated that this preferred stock Should be
guaractcod to pay v cent? annual intetc Z. The
surplus after this dividend was met would BE- dis
trGuted among the common sVcSholders, hut II now
appears that only Our-half Of tMd tufp las shall
DO applied to the common ttOCk, the Vtnor hail
forming an addiucnH dividend on the preferred.
This will explain why the preferred SOUS 50 much
hlucr than the toimer the common to-day selling At
liA aud preferred l0H Morris aud Essex sold a. bA,
G. &. and &. l9k aud Mary laad Coal Co 81 Trans.
actions tho miscellaneous list were confined chiefly
TO Pacific Mal, which open, Of 90, ana ID down 10
a. Atlantic Mail declined tom ~ " oO1 aul western
Union Telegraph ~ to SAY later recovering cent.
In eApr,ss tharps American sold AZ Ayl ca dividend,
and United states i5Y. weils farros scrip being
quoted 2A1 The general msrNCt closed dun, with
the IOlOy wing quotations a.G Il. NJ:
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BIIDGEFoRD.--In this city. on "wednesday. Nay H.
1870 BY Judge Albert Cardozo, Samuel BrdEeord IRON
ReOecca 81 ldgeford.
wAkD.-ln New Haven, Conn, on Saturday, June IS
by the Superior Court OF Connecticut, John A. ward
NJ. D.. VI tins city, non Amelia Charlotte ward.
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SPECIAL goiitts.
SPECIAL
REDUCTION.

hfDUCIlON.
wEuAvE DETERMINED TO CLOSE OUR LARGE
STOCK OF sEAsoNABLE
BOYS CLOTHING
AT A REDUCTION OF TwRNTy PR CENT FROM
MARKED PRICES, AND THUS OFFER OUR su.
PERIoR STYLES AT LOWER RATES THAN oRDI.
NARY CLOTHING.
WE MAKE THIS CONCESSION IN PRICES TO
MOVE OUR SURPLUS STOCK, AND MAKE ROOM
FOR NEXT SEASONS GOODS.
DEvLIN d co,
BROADWAY AND GRAND ST.
BROADWAY AND WARREN ST.
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HAzEN -sILLIMAN,-InM eriden, Conn, on Thurs
day june 49, OF the residence VI The brides mother by
the hev. Francis Lobdell, William b. Hazon 70 Mss
Josephine bllliman, Of Meriden.
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dneea prlees Il, A, BkOOkS, $50 broadWaJ.
soiled shoes half price,