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FRiDAY, April 1-fIors AND MEAL-The mar
ket was dull, owing to favorable accounts nom
abroad, and portion o. III mn ryyetntht Of yerter
day was lost sales 900 blls at tltsaNfO for euIcr
ne Western and statei t4fvSt5 for shipping extra
90 Tor 6 .s sIs ST re-, A. DE- S
and family extras - 50at5l0 for rye hour tlht5 for
corn meal q ior Jerey coarse meal. and t9bj Tor nne
GSccERIKs-conce very strong. with fair demand;
tkc. with iafee stock Moissses steady new crop
Cuba, &eiSc. choice Porto Rico. 60a62kc. with
sales stock, 1890 hhds. Sugars more active, hrmer
20 mus stock Ss Sd: s. loo boxes and Si s rnS
bags refined hrrn at l2ho. for beet crushed.
spirits 'urpentlne 1rmer at f7&45hc. Rosns active
at ~ for strained. on dull, nseed oil Ssdo0c Wins
hey @4c.aN. Metals quiet. except q large movement
IN pug TN with advance abroad. Talov and stearne
quiet Fruits and nsh dun Hay steady at the decline
H fgsb Hs yerN wST ne doing except in California
GRA1N-Nheat wss dull and heavy; No. z spring slos
gtLl2i amber winter o. 25ati II white Gcnesee
G@tlN Corn ~as firm, but not actlyci sales Ia OO3
bush iot Inferior; tl0QtiO6 for Western mixed;
80 ~ ioi western yellow t0ati0s for Pennsylvania
nna peiawM rl!1w and tlOoh Tor white, Rye quiet
oats very nrm saes 10 900 bush at size for Western
anVa ana oelSc for state on the track barley, sc
u Oo barley malt quiet. Rye malt sold at SC.
IhoNisloNs-iOrk IN lair Jobbng demand, but rather
more Pienty and prices Dropping sales 500 bbls mess
e1..a mess fierce beef nominal Beef hams steady
~ t<UtS for southern and Western, Cut meats d mi
a1I y iaf demand sales 800 pkgs picked hams at iil
slScA bacon nominal a. c,for Cum land Dressed
nogs Iuil AZ l.@l2Ac. Lard quiet on spot at l4ailkc
,os 10 prime city, 4t@lkc. for steam sales 700
70 l2ll ApTl, al i5c. Butter and cheese quiet Egg
SJ4t21c. N'' -sS''
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Sntnial Aniifts.


tpar. / was taken home sepselees where Cor weeks
lay at the point Of do.th My doctors could do tu,
little for me. and suffered continual pain The doc
tors thought blister plaster would helph Put on tho
breast, but I thought would try instead afooct-s
Porous Plaster. put one on my breast md SIDE and
from that ume began 10 get better ana in one month
was well free from pain. and able to attend 10 m
business. Any one can can and sec my breast and
wa show them MODERN miracle Of cure.
y.R BUCK, No. South Ftnh ct
wuismepuryb L. l.
THOMAS ALLcocx q Co.:
A child eight years old. son OF Mr. Draper. Of Sing
sing fell out Of iof twenty lie wa, sadly
bruised. Six plasters we're torn up and applied 10
every brulee. The next day he was ont play,ns "a
usual and in few DAYS the plasers were removed and
he was perfectly cured.
GROUP.
A case occurred OF severe Group where no doctor
could be had before morning. The mother bethouKbt
OF some Porous Plastets she had in the bouao They
were Gilt 90 as to nc around tile throat and chest
The whistliug breathing soon abated In few hours
the child slept and in the morn ng no sign OF oroup re-
NAMED.
ASTHMA CURED.
Mr.. VIM. May, Of 2S Spring st. New York writes
Jan. T. 1865: have been afflicted with asthma for up
ward OF ten years receiving benefit rom medical men,
] was advised by q friend to try one OF Ailcock's
Porous Plasters 1 said had tried several kinda Of
pasters without any benefit ana supposed they vero
all alike. NV friend gave me one OF Alloock, ana
urged me 10 use r did 60 and have now worn them
steadily for nine months and end myself better than
have been for many years To all afflicted with mi.
awful complaint say give them fair chance. and You
will bless the day you nrst put one on"
Mrs. James II. Burdreii. Of whitiockyflIe. pedsord
weschster county was thrown from her carriage and
had her arm broken between the elbow AMI the abonl
der After her arm was set and the bone had fully knit
she continued TO suffer great pain OF the point of rnc
ture and passed many sufferinR DAYS ana sleepless
cooks Poroua Plastera Aher nslng than, one r,o,,h
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BIZ. Ahtsf.

State bonds have been quiet and without special tea
tute, New Iennessees rose y cent. TO 5lH and Mis-.
cent. 20 the OLD bonds being dull at a. Georgia q
July, selling, At s$Ssln. Hallway Donds were frm
with tales OF chicago and kock Island % at yCeDsH
seconds OF Great Western, slaslH Morris aud Essex
nrss, lO2 seconds, ~ and nIsts OF Columbus, Chi.
eago and Inaiana Central At Gsik eH Interest The
slA92 and Unions at s!a sh5, land grants closing Al
'2a@'S, incomes 50 GeSA ana stock AZ tOh@tOs
during the carly part OF the day but In the afternoon
declined 1@l cent, though partially railylng at the
close Lake shore was the chlef feature and the
menus OF the Clique manipulating tins stock quite be.
cash stock, and at the same tame selling out large
amounts siler three Cash STOCK about meridian con.
cent was paid for Its use TIL Tomorrow This stock
was not delivered 10 the borrowers until nearly 2lb
SIer. Sh,eh TsnseIsd rSTPf dsysr At the
Ing 20 the rules OF the STOCK Exchange deliveries can
be declined oI the buyers Consequently the sellers OF
III saturday This will illustrate one OF Tie shat
games practised In Wall street The books OF the I'M
yany close tomorrow preparatory to tie election early
Next ip point OF Interest were the Northwestern St.
Paul, aud Vanderbilt ttocksne dealings In these stocks
being on less extensive scale than Yesterday. North
= 20 81 ! y, Paul coinmon txto SS2 the Preierred
~ 10 7SH New York Central " 10 SlI, ana scrip SgX
70 w The changes In The rest Of the railways were OF
ADD TeTre lante S9t9io Chicago and Alton li2k Deia
ware Lackavana and Western i03 aud Boston, Hartford
aud Ere atgx In the miscellaneous list the absorbing
81 declined @ q eydenciaE some realizing sales 6y
tue clique. WesIern Union Telegraph was arm al six
*, hqrlposa eIerred ut l4ll@l3k, Canton %, and
St T5sia 9ap GGa s sGs at sese s iaa
VIA safes OF American Al sSl United States at ~,
AIa Adams ~ 6!H
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Custom House Indignation Meeting.

II was intended yesterday, by previous agree
nent among the principal importing houses of this
city having their own trucks, to send deputaton
TO walt upon the supreme head Of the select Thirty
tI on bis throne In the presence chamber Of Uncle
SANS Custom House. and there demonstrate with His
Hishncss, the Collector upon the Injustice OF CON-
pcIing them to have their goods cartod from the
vessels to the bonded warehouses in the good old
bind mans vehicles. II was also the intention In
ae event Of aiaure of the mission, to organize In
dirns uon meeting outside in front OF tue Custom
House. ex, .essivo OF the imposition to which they
are subjected - the arbitrary edicts OF His High
tess and 10 memo, >llze tho President for his de-
tpitaun. All OF thess projects, 1t Is said, though
tuirently proper and wen conceived, fell through
To consequence OF tho faint-he.rteduess OF the re-
monsuaturs, and Of the awe wh;sh the great al.
mtcr oi ROYALTY inspires among those OYER whom he
has tie slightest control.
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NEW YORK, Friday, April 1.-The fresh offerings OF
eeefes including car loads that In late yester.
unl, were l,Se' head. The demand was shade
TTro arc but no ADVANCE in prices could be made
Ihe dFoNes bought at Buffalo lose least tS head
lhere we're no extra buocks shown, and but few
PRIME. EXCLUSIVE oi cars Of Texans sold at lSkc.
,he range as liz. Ice. with few selections al 49,
SIohe: Ior iairish Western steers Wholesale saugh
teIeIs EeneIay paid l41tc n, the came AS one week
ago with ESQ sheep received and 200 held from yes
terday the market wa extremely dun ana uansac-
lions united but prices were sustained sales inc uis
ear Loads OF common TO good sheep st 6A@oSc. b.
rect to slauEhterens, The feeling was q shade frmer
aud car lead Of mixed Western, l5ls ms ay was
Sud NJ iOc. v n. blessed hos welo quiet at i2a
Alx~a. 49, - ~
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&usiltss Hotties.

The Rice Divorce suit for Fraud IL Ago.
h causing great excitement In Boston. II should
warn young men not to marry In haste Rice IL but r.
his bride 81 lie swears that she made him believe she
was but his own age. by using Magnolia Balm upon her
face, neck. and hands Poor youth He probably found
her elbows weren't quite 50 SOFT and pretty. Ought
Hagan to DO indleted2 We know OF many similar
cases. This Balm gives Q most wonderful pearly and
natural complexion to which don't object We like
pretty women To nnish the picture they should use
Lyons Kathsiron upon the hair. with pearly chin
rosy cheeks, and son luxuriAnt esses they become IT,
resstible.
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Neglected Coughs and Colds.-Rew are
aware Of the importance Of checking Cough or Com
Cold" in It's nrst stage that which in the begin.
ming would yield to mild remedy, II neglected, sooa
preys upon the Lungs BronHs Bronchial 7rocaes,"
OF coueH LozEsGKs AFFORD instant relief.
Owing to the good reputation aud popularity OF the
1roehes, many tcorhss and cheap mutations are offer.
ed uhich are good for nofHo he sure 10 OBTAIN the
rue BI0teHs 6roneAIdi TrocAes." Sold everywhere.
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FRIDAY, April II. M.-The gold market has
lcen Guil ana Inactive throughout the day. In sym
udLy Nsn Tie lower tSne OF foreign and dee
Aches IRON Washington coucerning the Funding bill,
marget opened weak at my but quickly advanced
t. ia with the principal transactions at INK. In the
Gi-raoon tue pnce uomeat lriy reached illH but
Ion deiessed - ll that being the closing price at
SP. NJ After the close Of the Room dealings were
light at lA@llA the mai sale being effected at ny.
IL the god loan market the Iaes paid for having bal.
ances carried, were5 ~, 81, and cent Toe total
cearninss at the Gold Exchange Bank 81 $4,000
sold balances, Ss2O5i iEnd currency balances, 81 a.
60. Toe pT.acpal quotations
70 MILLS 2lQ.p h.."iliX4 Y, M;;..."iliS
Las T. M....ll 80 T. Mo-. i5 $50 Z. M.....lls
Foreign exchange has been dull add heavy At the
lower r-tes noted yesterday. This IL due not much
10 the limited supply Of bills that the demand has
been checked. At tne close PRIME bankers soda
ILLS were quoted a. lVsIs Js. sight At I0ekSlOo. aud
commercial sterling AT i01 EGlOs.
Tho dis faction Of the country at the late decision
of the supreme Court the legal tender question has
become universal that the members OF the Court,
according TO a despatch from Washington. have de-
cded by vote Of nye TO four TO reopen the question,
and viii reargue Its constutonRlty Tuesday, 18th
Inst This had however, noticeable effect upon the
markets.
The money market during the morning was easy at 1
to cent on call, depending upon the collateral
offered. In the afternoon however, there was active
lnqniry, and borrowers readily paid and cent.
though at the cose the geneIal rate O. There
rumors current OF attempt to make money stringent
BY resort 20 the wellknovn artince OF docking up"
greenbaJks. The market for commercial paper has
been quiet and easy at to cent. for strictly nrst
ca's acceptance, though buyers carefully scrutinize
names since the recently reported failures.
The Government bond market has been active and
lower, under the lower range OF gold. The late ad
due to the probability that the Funding
b was not conducive TO maintenance OF the public
credit, 1t would not be adopted law. The failure
London market to fully respond to the rise here
was calculated to induce decline pArtlc 10 view
OF ruMos industriously circulated to-day that the
prospects Of tie Funding bill were more favorable.
The market closed steady, aud HenTy Clews a. Co.
8 " all street. report ats r. NJ;
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BANHISG AND FINANCIAL.

THE COUPONS OF THE FIRST AND sEcosD
mortgage bonds Of the Brunpwick and Albany Rni.
road Co. OF Georgia, due April 1, will be paid in
gold on presentation at tho banking house Of Henry
Clews Co, No. 50 Wall street
WILLIAM HEATH co.
Continue their business ms
BANKERS AND IROBERs
at IS Broad street
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est Am UNITS " o. GO s75 n1o. The amount OF coin
70 The Treasury vas eos Ia,7s6 and Of currsncy,
The Old houte Of WIN. He.th Co. has resumed eu.i.
SDosn ability iniegriS OF the parties vii insure
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life IN THE METROPOLIS.
ptsBrs UERE AND THERE BIZ TN
SIMS REPORTERs.

Have We asr Rights which Conductors aed
Policemen are Bound TO Respect New
version of the Old story on the Horse
Cars.
Capt John Breslin, formerly Of the sixty-ninth
Regiment, was riding on the Belt Line and
sad under his care two children, both under
len years Of age. The conductor demanded
ful fare for the children. The Captain .decned to
pay full fare for the children, and the conductor
,sllei on Patrolmap Amos l.. ogden. and that on
rous oficcr, without wasting many words, ordered
Capt. Bresln out OF the car. Capt. Breslin obeyed
nnder protect; and then demanded the policeman's
number This offence was too much for the police
sud Patrolman Michael Ward. noticing the Captains
imperiinence, sprang upon him and threatened TO
tiub him. Capt. Bresiin reported the facts at the
deDot, and the conductor was dismissed. Now he
complains before the Police Commissioners.
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Miss Edaarton's Lecture Against Woman
sMnrnae-uornce'sC hRppaaua Boote.

Miss Lillian S. Edgarton lectured last night in
the Cooper Institute in opposition to woman suf
frsge The point Of the discourse was that women
should hrst seek to right their social wrongs before
attempting political equality with men. Miss Ed
carton is very handsome, young. and pretty, and
seems TO have studied Hamlet Her brown locks
were dressed with remarkable grace, and her BLACK
dress, cut PonpddOur in front, had long hanging
sleeves lined with white silk The spectacles Of the
Hon. Horace Greeley CLEANED from the chair, and
his boot soes ut the end Of his outstretched legs
were In full view OF the audience. The young
mans auditors were chiefly ma azine and newspaper
writers and their friends
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SIN n Chnuce TO SO the Broadway Bore.
The Beach" Pneumatic Underground Tun-
mel has the charm OF novelty Every one who visits
the tunnel admits It's praeticabihty, and willingly
signs the memorial to the Legislature. Upward OF
eNOO persons have already vlsited the tunnel. The
lSion Home and school Tor soldiers and Sailors
Orphans - re- ping LaINest from tine eGhlbltl0n.
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4 clergyman (wLo ought to tell the TRUTH wrote
On Out croll " When entered this room ami cav on
ne door, Teeth extracted absolutely without pain,
.ngAt Il very bold statement. can now certify
iNa tls strictly true Colon Dental Association ~
I w. or lnsIitute-4dp,
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PINE INTELLIGEyCR.

M1SItTrrH sLSAsAo-rHIs DAv.
eun rscs... a. SUI sC's... 20 hoo1 rises. S Oh
tGIdy HOOK. s Is iGosisianos. g Hell Gate 10 81
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gttiurts.

u, GOIGu ,,, ,
IHE HOME For fRlENDLkss WOMEN,
1856 Wet ith st)i at Cooper Union
GA THURSDAY, April 7.
Doors omen at 7:lh; lecture NJ O'Clock l.. NJ,
Itc,ct N cents reserved seats Is ats. To be had ut
Aetsrs tanners (ihe House,, scrbners, Rando ph's,
and al the nall on the day ana evening OF lhe lecture
/,AP,r NAYNE REDS lecture on Lord Byron
I In compliAnce with r'qulsitlOn OF many dlstln
gushed citizens will be delivered at seinway Hall,
Monday evening, April Is, anniversary Of the poets
death james ". Gerard. ESQ., yill preside Tickets
can he obtalned at stenwAy han. Admission u re-
ser, Ell seas o. 80, second gallery SOC.
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FIVE rn Ml M -. fKAGMANTPAIS GuREk,

- Of IWt VIII IENI UKl.
PAIN BANlsHED FROM THE EAETU
This delighuul externsl application Pain in any
part OF the body or limbs IN I'VE nutes Relieves swell
Ing Inflammation, kheumHtsn, Neuralgia spIans and
Aches instan taneousy In Burns ts ecacyi miraen,
loui From curiosity try this remedy alongside OF any
OF the ADVERTISED Pain killers OF the day and marx the
result any thing else known will cure pain 30 quick.
", no charge will be made. Contains no Chloroforu
op:nn. Aeonlte, Pepper, Iurpentne, OF Poison. Can
bGcfasess r.. lhis sovereign Remcdia Is one OF the
Celebrated . rSJVERslIY MEDICINES" II can be
verSity place, New YorS
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Those who use stimuants daily have arterial blood
approaching 10 color ysnous blood. The fact is It
quires too much carbon Now this may occasion So
den death. but by using BRANDRErH's PILLS the
blood becomes disinfscted. II take wine strong
drink over night, by taking four or nye Of BRAND
RErHs PILLS before going to bed all the effects OF
liquor will be gone by morning.
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To facilitate the removal aud thoroughly
dslodge all diseases incidental TO the bladder kdne
aud urinary organs also dyspepsia, organic weakness
sangury gravel dropsy and female complaints there
is no curative agent exant equal to HELNBoLDs Bucnu
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Knox, the Halter, No. 21a Broadway, Knocks
Otht hattefs out OF time with his superb hats-bet.
hand'omer noboler and cheaper than any other
Z or some people may not think this IL so. But
At Kgox's IsshionaoIe hat emporium vii prove
O.. be sertlOn Is correct Cali on Knox for your
I. stlle. He VIII suit you.-4dU.
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soaP for s the IN masssess0PSie's 20; X" y
every where
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The Result of the uhe.. Tournament.

The Result OF the Chess Tournament.
The Brooklyn Chess Club tournament closed
on the 26ta of March, but the closing not OH
eiAiy announced until yesterday. The result Is as
follows: Capt. Mackenzie won 81 games, lost .
brenzirer won 30 games, lost 3; Mason won 20
games, lost 3; Delmar Won 81 games, lost T. Per
rin won rs games, lost Z; Z. A. Glberg won IS
games. lOstv.
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steamship W. P.Cydc. Philadtlpha, mdse.
steamship DirigO, Portland. ndse and pass.
steamship DonAu Bremen, nidse anu pass.
steamship Bremen, Bremen mdse aud pass
steamship James Adger. Charleston. mdse and pass
shlp princeton, New castle, railroad iron.
Also, the usual rlver Gnd CoAstwse vessels.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OUT.
PLYMOUTH, April l-Cimbria, New York.
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THE ROW AT TAMMANY HALL,
AN AMUSING SCENE,
In THE SUNDAY STAR

ONLY THREE cENTs-oNLY THREE CENTS.
STRUCTURE, and irritable bladder. often caused
eoadoP sefidssS o% ,ce sciut Ss % i sP pr
opeatiye surgery Of the pelvic viscera BY Edward H.
hRSs SSx cP So Kin ER s4sss s sS
professional communications. at q Sth ay., between
The six volumes Of the scapei 500 pages each neatly
hound etteted and ndeHed, may DO had Of the editor
' y fRAoTs FROM THE FIRST LECTURE.
man under sIy years OF age evidence
arty qfnfe or cold fee, it is quite certain That
,rrl1aoe or permanent structure exlsts-there Is IN.
thicEened 10 one or Sre pSee."tnis is steiure sny
cause that sends an Increased qusnty o. blood there
on Ss Sss % eoSe o. to eSrs 5eSss eau
these lectures Renember hat uTsthTs !. dessned
LINED WITH delicate membrane as tnn as bank
pFessly to shield il from erosi5n %hea nsrroSed ey
sristdIe 50 that the urine can only pass Slowly That
nained. ana rrltabe II Discharges an secretion
s neek o. s e. hs u .seTs
circular muscle becomes IMPATIENT and const ant de-
Rry Pyolys5 &c sSdas and s cSHisHSS:
you wl hnd N the .sth number OF the Scdpsi on The
Al lie cohnections Of these diseases one vii Cause
hs oine. Al medical 'TsatmeP! aud az sltsmPSai
ona NO person Of ehariS.sr VII now reeom9end ne
OIL the IN.
famed and thickened urethrM membrance must be
Hssa ssSSgs tSS f sa lining
the urelhia can only be restored by such local
as wi bring back the natural dencacy and bland
cretions or the lining membrane. hr. syme's severe
speSn asSs a%P sToys sc, e nj, Ge Sse
solnte certainty and NO dagger has been ted In
more than three hundred cases OF every variety OF
81 icture, nom simple irrahilty up to total snppres-
sion, and In no case have failed TO the No 10 Ca
theter the none nt the instrument removed" The
patient can ever Aflerward control his condition,
aud. II he will consent TO lead temper life he will
soon cease TO remember he ever had a structure.
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For stylish and Elegant Hat, go 60 Es-
PENsCHEID, Manufacturer. ils Nassau st.
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The Lungs are strained and TIA cked by "A
persistent Cough, the general strength wasted, and an
incurabe complaint onen established thereby JAMES
ExPKcroRAsr is effective remedy for c oughs and
Colds and exerts beneficial effect on the Pulm onary
and Bronchial Organs. Sold everywhere.
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made to order Of New York hills at ts6 per dozen
HAND MADE" send for circular aud meas uremeIt
blank " Ill W.
NOTICE.
send for your orders direct to me. The NEW
YOKE" SHIRT IL not sold IN the stores all offered for
sale are counterfcts, and not my make No gooas are
genuine unIes my Written signature 10 on the boz.
LEONARD 5, BALLOU, Agent
\Ceebrated IF. Y. s." aud
the "Eew Yoke" Shirt.
Only Depot, 296 broadway, New York.
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financial AND COMMERCIAL.

New Spring Styles OF gents hats Just out at
.4eTh.lif, Nos. ia and 10 Fulton st.-Ad1.
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(nstrutiloM.

sEMINARY.-Csre, comfort,
and progrets of the STUDENT PuaTenteedi cost per
year f2iO. Address THOs HANLoN, Penninst mn j..
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6opartnrrsbig Bottles.

TINHE FIRM or HART n BLACK WE'LL
i has this day been dissolved by mutual consent
either party win sign In liquidation.
J. A. HART,
April l.. 1870. h. II. BLACKWELL.
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r.. v. HAUsigIyOuT g. co.,
CORNER BROADWAY ASu BRooME ST,
will continue for three weeks only,
their
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE

CHINA, GLASS, GAS FIXTURES
SILVER PLATED WARE, BRuNZEs. CLOCKS, AND
MANTEL SETS.
CALL AND EXAMINE THEIR PRICES,
MARKED AT AND BELOW Cosr
In plain figures each article.
The last Invoices they shall receive Of
CHOICE PARIS AND GERMAN GOODS
are being OF saed.
AMER May their successors, Messrs. Nicol David.
son. will continue the business at 6G Broadway near
Great Jones st.
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masOnIt.

~ memhers OF Mount iloreb Lodge. No A. are hereby
nouned 20 attend meeting under their new warrant
from scotland on Tues lay evening, Apr ats O'Clock.
IN their lodge room corner OF MOrrell and MeserOe SITS
brooklyn u, Old Country members vita cCrtln,
Gates, are invited to Join or visit.
WIN, thompson. sec, Il. HUNTER, ". NJ.
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RAILROAD GAZETTE.
A JOURNAL OF TRANSPORTATION
Railroad Questions discussed by Practical Railroad
Men.
Illustrated Description OF Railroad Inventions.
railroad EngineNSing and Mechanics.
Record Of the Ptosre,s Of Railroads.
Railroad Reports aud Statistics
General Railroad News.
Railroad Eeetions and Appointments
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A. N. KELLOGG. Publisher,
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-02
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