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DIED.

Friday morning May a. Rachel Allen tho 18th Iear Of
The relative. and friends family respectfully invited ,t.eod
the residence Thomas Irwin. No Ool Lex
ington-aye, Monday at l O'Clock.
BRARD-On Friday afternoon aer short Illness Agenon Beard
The pers Viii be attended from his late residence at
Conn. O'Clock, Tuesday afternoon, 3lst inst
BEgR-On saturday 18th inst Wilder Beer aged % yeas nos@
The relatives and family respectfully invited attend
inst at o'clock will taken Sewbursh for ntel
meut
Notice Of funeral hereafter
Paterson n. j., papers please copy.
GROvER-A Newark n J., SATURDAY evening the 18th inst Of
PuIe from the house Of his er Lewis Grover 50 st.
Newark on TUESDAY. May 81. at O'Clock ?.
M aan ss vi r. the fa % S15l G s'a"f
c. Hernandez aged 8 years, months
Charles L. Goo L Garlic respectfully lnyii, o
Of Se SeT .ater, t 30 is Eas. Forty ioui.i
HEwTT-At Trenton j. May % in the 5th year Of her Mn
The av and friend. the family are Hse 70 attend the funeral
services will place her late residence No. 50 Hanover ST.,
I when leave the foot Of Ccrtand.t d III p
HUNTOn Saturday morning MAY 2S Richard Hunt sgei 70 Years
The Teayes of the family respectfully invited s,;sea
noon at o'clock.
KELLOGG May 90 consumption MARY 4. Pers daughter
sstcrin.las Mrs Hurst 552 w. Raeenthst
MARyIYIn Brooklyn Sunday 18th inst Agnes wife Of Dr. George
% attend tue iunerh We1hessY
June - at the First Presbyterian Church Henyst near
Clarkst.
RELAY-On Sunday May 2e 1870 Eliza Relay widow Of late
stephen II. Relay Of this city aged ~ wears.
Funeral will NJ T. Church, Reth at betseea
First Tuesday MAY 81 1870 At 10 O'Clock
TAYLoR-At Island Saturday May Joseph Taylor late
Md, In the 29th Of his
invited attend his faners At the residence o
his brothernw SAMUEL Barton Se~Dorp Staten Island
o. ocock Carriages will meet the O'Clock
boat i from foot Of whitsSai.t Vanderbilt Landing.
wALToy-On Saturday May @ Of pneumonia, Henry Walton H.
d., aged SO years - ,
The relatives and friends the family respectfully invited TO assa
the funeral at Episcopal Church Wes, Eighteenth st.
Fhav Monday morning 3h inst ST 10 o'clock without fur
ther invitation.
WOODRUPPOn Saturday MAY 2 Mrs Eleanor A. Woodruff dsgh
ter OF the stephen Allen In the 7d Of her
The relatives friends respectfully invited ~ attend the funeral
DR. Huton Church (eastade Washington square ts
MONDAY morning. 10 O'Clock withou. further invitation
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AN OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT

In the Yorkville Police Court, yesterday, be-
fore Justice Coulter Patrick Fogarty, vicious looking
youth OF about 10 years arraigned charge Of
being one Of gang of five who robbed and attempted to
Outrage Elizabeth Baker in rtyeighthst, Lexing
ton-avc, on Saturday night, about midnight Miss
Baker, appearing very weak and nervous from the effects
Of the rullanly treatment which she received, was
in Court and told her story, which IL, suDstan-
TALLY that she lives at the shelterlng Arms. cor
ner Of Tcnthave. and ne-hundredaDd-twenty ninth
st. and that on SATURDAY. evening left there to visit
some friends down town. When she had proceeded a
few yards beyond the corner OF Lexlngton-aye. ana
Seventy eghthst she observed number OF men follow
ing her Believing were not good she re-
turned to hotel the corner she had just passed ana
requested tine bartender to allow her To remain
while. until the men should go away. Ine
bartender showed her into back parior;
the men hung about the door. At length they
left and believing herself safe from them she proceeded
on her way II then after II o'clock After she had
gone distance she that she was dOgged by the
same gang She quickened her pace, hoping to meet
She got the corner OF eghthst and Lexington
ave- received blow the back which Knocked her
down. one OF the rians Immediately planted his knee
on breast to hold her down, and pressed his hand on
mouth to prevent her from crying for help Another
opened large Claspknife with which she believed he
going 10 murder her, ana cut the POCKET IN "nch
there was wallet containing s., out OF her dress. Nor
did the rutans stop here Three of them in succession
ATTEMPTED outrage her. but prevented by one OF
the gang who had spark of manhood left in him over
by fright and fatigue she lay almost lsenslDle on
the sidepath until near morning when policeman came
Ceary the bartender of the hotel testified To giving
Baker the glass Of water and her returning after
mem He further testified that he saw men hanging
the door Officer Foy OF the Nineteenth Precinct
identified by Miss Baker, near tne place where the
alleged outrage committed. Officer Wilson arrested
F0garty in FOrtysxth-st, between First and second
aye, early Yesterday morning, and found wallet in his
possession which recognized by Miss Baker as hers
F0garty committed without baiLFapt Hartt OF the
Nineteenth Precinct has instituted vigorous search for
the other four men.
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ITALY.
sRIGASDAGE IN THE SOUTHERN PROVINCE
THE LATE OUTBREAK EXPLAINED
IN InAl lraak In flI

s2pIcAsDAGF IN THE SOUTHERN PRONINCho-
THE LATE OUTBREAK EXPLAINED
FLORENCE. NAV 1.-THE late outbreak III the
Southern Provinces, which has been anhouhceu w '
graph was stated In detail in the Deputies Oh Dio"S
last by sig IAuya IT stated that for some un0
past rumors Of insurrectonary movements III tne 0o
ern Provinces had reached the Government at '"l'iA
and the police was on the alert An 'lhcehoaiJ nov
paIssr the Latoe Cdid6rd had been selzed ana pH "
red shirts had dropped down. no one Kho"s "henV'
The troops being sent against them they retreu " VI"
mountains Their object was evidently 70 procia,n IN,
universal social republic MenOtte GaIlpdu a ht "a
.uuuOued by the prefect but knew nothing vi 49,
lad offered 10 assst in euppressing the movement
attempts al revolution in COlanza anu anit heod
ported. The chief Of the band proclaimed hi'"ii ~
Of the staff Of the universal rspuDic. and the lib
Every newspaper had dneIenl EeIsloi aN ,t,a hest
eral Dapers which were supposed 10 nave tno ,ead
chance Of knowing the truth, kept silence, o ont
b. be totally IN the dark The CarlDaidiann yn kn0w
anything 7" and the nyariable reply was NotnmS, s y
The Mazzinians laughed at the idea OF NE hasS Ss
thing 10 do with universal SOcfdltSttc republican -
lnent Yesterday II was attesteJ hat t hoist
the Gallery Of Sallette had joined the lnsutents ~
ing the red 1ag chat the band II Deaned b INC on
liza and PccOlO one OF the thousand; thst Vi III ~
counter with the troops they had gaISd IHc snr
Puia and that the intention OF the troops war eods m
round them in order 10 prevent their forming pdhuS
the mountains. .. - al, ,,,.t tb,
The adyersaTes Of the present Ministry anfIn Una, ,
Government was warned long ago VI tt,,P ,v5s al
tiOns that ON the 9th Of May proclamation wac a w.
Tected 10 many persons inviting them 10 JON thc
IneDt for the triumph Of the cause Inc ioo M Sr
accuses the Government Of being the cause oI az ~
having removed CaccayOne, tie fIelect WHO h" W.
Eepubhcans under MchabIed. A.. .... that
II Is strange that with this news comes the ao'
brgahdaRe again rife in the south. Al Nchai p"i
81 teD sei ""' on d Uicnic. On Their re'"E INV
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An American Memorial of Art and Literature,


unaue characteristics and beautiful will be sold at
ton on the evening OF the 4th Of June, by Leavit Co..
AT Clinton Hail. AstOrpace where II is now on free exhi-
btion We alude TO the Album OF Illustrated Autograph
Verses which a charitable lady of this city-who has
many attached friends among our best authors and
artiss-has collected and arranged with cOnsuminate
taste during the last five years. and is about TO dis
nose of for the benefit Of the WOmans Hospital Of which
tact and taste as well as patient effort displayed in the
enterprise, need not speak but the interest and
yue of the collection should be known and appreciated
by ALI lovers OF native genius. Here admirab BILE
sketches by Church and Kensett Huntington and barley
Hoppin, Wild Stone, Ehninger and many other leading
artists with autograph poems by Bryant, Longellow,
whittier Lowell Holmes, Browning and Others; and. In
both departments OF the Album are some very cholce
,pecimcns of amateur art-the whole forming most
attractive original, and rare collection.
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FRANCE.
FVMORED CHANGE IN THE POSTAL DEPARTMENT
TIE SMALL-POX.

RvMoRED CHANGE IN THE POSTAL DEPARTMENT
TIE SMALLPOX.
PARIS May 20, 1870.
1t is rumored there will be change in the
Director Goneralship Of the Post-Ofice Department
forthwith Should this prove true, efforts will
dOubtedly DE made for the establishment Of postal
treaty between and the United states. Such
treaty would be likely to succeed under any
administration Of the French Post-Ofice Department.
II is now certain that the smallpox prevails in the ST.
Peagie prison. where Henri Rochefort and other jour
nalists are detained.
The Chamber of Accusation Of the High Court OF Just
c commences its session for the examination
Of those implicated in the conspiracy plot The number
1f the accused is seventythree. Of whom nearly half
have been Professionally set free.
NJ Iaboulaye announces the temporary suspension OF
iii, lectures before the Law School.
The French Derby for threeyear-olds was run To-Day
At Chantiy and won by Major Frdolins b. c. Bigarreau
bv Light out Of Battaga the Duke Of Hamltons en- c.
Monsegneur by Orphelm out of Maid OF Hart, second
and Mad Foulds ch. MinOtaure, by fltz Gladlaor'
third The race was won by half length. Thirteen
other horses were not placed.
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cprurs AND CASUALTIES TELEGRAPH

Ctote Senator James Beers OF Loulslaha' "ho
,;oly shot on Friday night, died yeseriai -,
wa - N,cCord and Wheatley's planing-mill
MessIs hnynsd on saturday Loss $2OOOi Insurance.
$HW1 n.,,,, Rrotbers of St
IA AGO having forged and altered checks 10 The
amount Of about *<C,V" m, o;o,od ort;cles of
Mike McCool and Tom hi,en m ode 70 tale place sept
agreement on SATURDAY ior a usn' i0 W.
10 within 30 miles Of sl LOUIS .., ,h Cincinnati and
The bridge the PittsGatg, ~. s and % feet high
:, Iouis Railroad at Richmond, iIa;' Ia; Sc1 @
Sa,psd on Fnday night Loss flVO'O -. Cor aeveral
Isaac Hackaday travelling ,sIss @gss ts IN b
wholesale hoaS ss 20 h. defaulter to the amount Vi ~
The story % m' ont in Diamond-st Hudson. n; IT,
IIo oSihs owned and occupied BY S',u Comprising
Bsser The building IS @ Ssl dsoyed LOs' s2oo Insurance.
800 r.ou4o Canada. Yesterday,
at tle Ie IeaS& Viii The Of Me i nItt1 ne bot
much damaged SOME Of i1 m no ptsuupoo TO the wOtihs O' "'
COLLEGE.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

-moCy NEWSPAPER COMMENTS ON THE FENIANs-
QUEENS BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION INTER
RUPTIoN OF THE FRENCH CABLE.
LONDON, May %, 1870.
The journals continued their comments. YES
Serday. the attempted invasion Of Canada by the
Fenians .
The London Post admits that the Washington Govern
ment has done all that be reasonably required it,
The Saturday Rereo scouts the idea expressed
quarters that the Washington authorities in
with this Fenian raid.
The Times thinks the Fenan attempt will not be abso-
lutely regretted it will only prompt the United States
to such action as shall prevent repetition OF such
outrages.
The London Spectator says the action OF the Fenian
due their hereditary passion. and the policy of En-
gland due to her hereditary nsoence to and contempt
for the Irish.
The other Journals have articles similar in tone. The
good faith OF the American authorities is generally ad
mitted. and the attempts Of the Fenians rdiculed
The Flag Of Ireland, new London Journal exuts in
the certainty of Fenian victory in Canada. Instant
Justice to Ireland The Flag continues can alone pre-
vent that result. Until that is accomplished Nemesis
dogs the heels of the Dominion
The Saturday Rerec also contains vigorous article on
the subject of MI. Beecher's sermons.
Queen Vctorias birthday-Her Majesty was born May
a. lsl9 and has consequently passed her 5st yearwas
celebrated yesterday in the usual manner Flags and
festOons displayed and salues fired. During the
day there reviews of troops, and in the evening
display of fireworks Several great dinners given
in honor of the event.
Communication by the French Cable suddenly ceased
the evening of THURSDAY the 26th inst between Duxbury
and 81. Pierre vessel will leave England Immediately
to repair the same Meanwhile all will be trans
mted via the Newfoundland lines. thereby preventing
any delay i'll business between Europe and America.
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ELEVENTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF THE
COOPER UNION.

ELEVENTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF THE
COOPER UNION.
The Eleventh Annual Commencement of the
Cooper Union for the Advancement OF Science and Art
took place at Cooper Institute Saturday evening The
large hall was crowded and presented a brilliant appear
apce Gov Hoffman presided the trustees of the Cooper
Union Oh his right and the ladies OF the Orphan Choral
Society on his left while conspicuous among all the
exercises rather long but of pleasing character
and were nersersed with both vocal and instrumental
music. In presenting the medals and diplomas to the
graduating class Mr. Cooper addressed them briefly
planning that his object In founding the institution was
To bring knowledge within the reach or all who were
without money, and spread before them the hght OF
science To our democratic form OF Government, he
trusted the philosophical institutions OF the Union would
be forever faithful. =,
Gov Hoffman, in a few appropriate remarks, compl
graduates their persstency IN the pursuit
of knowledge, and he paid an eloquent tribute To Mr.
Cooper for the discrimination and public spirit he had
eynced concluding with the hope that many years OF
happiness might yet remain TO him. 49,.
The Treasurer's report shows deficiency or over $1,000
uncovered by the income OF the trust during the past
wear teegraphic instrument was in operation in the
hall during the evening and dispatches read from
Tondon California and the chief cities OF the South
West and East, Of which referred to the Fenian
The following graduates received the Cooper medals
and diplomas: f. NJ. Kennedy, Allan Stirling, Thomas
j. Rider Emile Ebern, Vim. j. Logan, j. NJ Bossng OF
Pickering OF the Female School OF Art Miss Elizabeth
o. Blanchard Florence Coyer, Francis T. Oliver, Annie
p Chichester Bell Morse, Emma Byrne, Julia NJ. Ford
of the Female school In Telegraphy. -
The Lame prize Of 500 In gold was given TO Miss Ella
p Thompson FOR the best original paintings the Low"
prize Of $50 gold to Miss Sophia Hjousbery for the
hest drawing the Trustees silver medal TO Miss
Carrie IL Rimmer, for original drawing; Miss Mary C.
wilkinson, for flower painting; Mrs sophia O. Tolles
portrait painting Miss Dora 3 ApDott TOT scuPtudfe;
IA cast drawing.
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THE PROSPECT PARK PARADE-GRoUND.

The matter of the application of the citizens
of Fatbush L. L. for an injunction 10 restrain the rros
Meet Park Commissioners from allowing the New-York
militia 10 use the Prospect Park Paradr-ground was
heard before Judge Pratt AT Special Term of the Kings
County Supreme Court saturday. Gen. Phlllp D.
(roOkr appcafcd for the petitioners, and argued th ny
the terms Of the law creating the ParadegOund II was
intended for of the militia of Kings County Ohy
MIR John " Taylor counsel for the Park commissioners,
took more m raj view and argued that other portions
of the National Guard had right to use the grouna
II was public place, aud they might "a well exclude
tbe militia from the streets. The park was paid for by
twelve wards Of the city, aud II the argument held good
II would exclude all the other wards from II. Judge
Pratt IeSerN ed his decision.
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A THRILLING SCENE IN THE BowERY THEATER-

About 1911 o'clock a. m on Saturday a soeno
occurred in the Bowery Theater that for time create"
great excitement and promised TO have fatal ending
Miss Minnie WeIs entered cage containing two Puma
lions and while performing with them ono OF the am
mails suddenly sprung upon her, throwing her dg% %
fastening his teeth in her throat and shoulder le III.
intense excitement Immediately prevailed. The stage
attendants with iron bars soon compelled the ANNA Io
release his hold. and the performer was tlken O, "a
ca,r in a fainting condition. surgeon was summoned
who pronounced her wounds severe but not danscivn
Her face neck, and shoulder were severely pt'oh an"
lacerated by the teeth and claws Of the animal
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eo,, donations will be received at any point along 'sS

floral donations will DO receiVod AZ any poH' ~"e
line OF march, ,, ,ho Grand Arny
OF the Republic with number OF pr0nlnems ~, IIaJ
will 20 In procession 10 the graves services VIZ ~ TO-.
ave- New Brighton. The Rev. Mr.. Brownlee anu ip o,h
will deliver Oratons, and George W. Cnftis WI I'll,
The members OF Post Kitching No. 0, OF IOhkers, w
decorate the graves on Wednesday. Ihe non C"S''
NJ Clay will speak at the 80. Johns Cemetery
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SERIOUS AFFRAY IN THE SEVENTH WARD.

Early yesterday morning, AN ARRAY occurred
in Mong0mery-st, betweenJoseph Nolan, James Kelley,
James Morrsscy and Maurice Holloway, aged respect
lively 49, &c. IT aud IL years Hearing the noise oi the
alteration. officer Walsh of the seventh Precinct came
up and found Holloway lying on the pavement bleeding
profusely from wound in the left breast ne having
hern stabbed by of his companions All Of the party
were taken 10 the Madson-st. Police Station surgeon
James attended aud ON examining the wound found II
to of "A dangerous character, the blade or the
knife having penetrated the lung. As Holloway could
moi tell which Of the party had stabbed him, Nolan.
Kreev and Morrssy locked up to await an exam
inaton The wounded youth was removed to Bellevue
Hnsuifal.
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pRECEPT AND EXAMPLE.

II il peedful 10 remark that there is nothing
more significant Of decaying influence than l0ud ana
persistent assertion of It's existence. =, g, ,,,o
The subscription list and the daily sales OF Ihe I"
are now greater than at any period within the as tWeFo
months, and rapidly increasing Ihe iaet Is mS n
toned or the Information Of friends and IN reply t0 tho
msstatements OF enemles-lNOtice kept ,tt,ding lor
months past head of editorial columns, ~ \ Iho~'
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
HOME FOR ORPHAN GIRLS AT MoRRIsTowY, n. ]

Mr.. A. Minard wealthy gentleman residing
at Morri,town ~ j., has erected on Southst. in that
city, not far from the residence Of Gov Randolph an OK
tensive and handsome building intended for home for
orphan girls The house stories Is built OF Piladel-
pa pressed brick and contains 20 large rooms The lot
one Of the best in the city. The house with the grounds
cost about $4,000 and is both ornament to the city,
and a credit To the good of Mr. Minard The accom-
are for least children, and no pains nor
expense has spared in the internal arrangenents
The furniture of the best quality and steam hcaer
with gaS and hot cold water, in all the bed o0l-
Mr. Mnard deyotes much time carrying out ms huilhe
idea i'm regard educating female orphans and enabling
them 10 start in the world. There are numbers of app
cations now for admission but everything not btlhg
Thoroughly arranged only children have been Admired
1ese are being instructed in music and IN the rudlmrnts
~ fine English and French languages, and, in fact in
everything requisite enable them az some luture uy
To- 20 into the world teachers At the late session OF
thc NewJerSey state Legislature, Mr. Mnard offered 10
pIace the Institution free gift in the hands ot lr
ices to bc chosen from the members or Inc dHtrthi
churches MorrstOyyn, and also to endOw IT, PROVIDED
the Legislature would exempt II from taxes, but the gen
erous proposition does not seem to have been apIrecl
atrd and the Home remains therefore in his own hands
and under his sole control.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
ROME.

THE INFALLIBILITY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CENSORSHIP-A DEMAND FROM THE OTTOMAN
LONDON, May 20, 1870.
Advices from Rome represent that the fr1ends
.Df Infaiibiy both in and out OF the Couhcil "p
eIv ,ctiye during the debate which is going They
have called in all the absentees of therparty to meet the
vote which will be taken; and outside OF the Cou-
ell they are assembling in large numbers and exert
powerful pre- ssure the dissentients
strict censorship over telegaphc dspatches mas peeh
established in Rome.
The agent OF the Ottoman Government demands OF the
pnal Court the restoration Of their church property 10
tbe oriental monk SNOW at difference with Rome
Cardinal Antone has replied to the Bavarian note on
the proposed proclamation OF Infalbilty IN the same
terms in which he answered the Governments VI
aud Austria
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PERSONALITIES BY TELEGRAPH

About 800 school teachers left San Francisco.
on SATURDAY a excursion TO NewYork
- Mrs. Patty Randall. widow OF the Hon Samuei
Randall aud mother Of Bishop Of Colorado died n "tre0h 10
Saturday
Prank B. Austin. pioneer CALIFORNIAN, mas
apo Und States Grand Spt LoDn>'"Sof
% establish Odd Fellow ship IN Germany
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JAROR MOVEMENTS.

Brooklyn Cigar Makers gave $500 in aid of
the strikes on at present.
The total receipts of the Brooklyn Co0pera-
tive Association during the week past were To H.
p. j. Nancy has received the Labor Reform
mence organization.
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CUBA.
OUDA.
MORE CUBAN PRIvATEERS.

1t is said that four vessels are being fitted
out at different ports destined for missions like that Of
the G. B. Upton They will be in manner TO
prevent the United States authorities from molesting
them and when in the proper place they will be turned
% the Cnhans.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30

sistod taking short cut across a wood said TO be
haunt for brigands and were captured by Domonico
FuOc0 in person One of the prisoners is the Public No
tary the other the telegraph officer OF yenafo
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DENMARK.


CABINET RECONSTRUCTION.
CoPESHAGES. Saturday, May 49, 1870
The Foreign Secretary has been directed to
sconstruct tbe Cabinet.
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BILLIARDS.
up ppooKIyN AMATEUR TOURNAMENT.

On Saturday evening Messrs. RTkby and
Campbell played the former winning by 800 points and
making the best average thus far in the tournay-6oo
best runs 72 49, Messrs Kirkby and Rogers. between
whom lies the champion cue, will not meet before the
latter part OF the week. Below i5 summary Oh the
gaines thus far PLAYED:
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John y. Henry CollcRe-place. Newly ork, proprietor
Medical Depot the world where b" onni 81 h
times weestabshe remedial preparation that ministers TO the
health snd happiness OF mortal man.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30

The Coolest and Most Comfortable Bed or Pillow q
EIrIC SPoSGE also the cheapest and mos: iuaDe Gursni
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30

DIR. SHge's Catarrh Remedy-t@ reward for an ineurah
Sold b Druggists by mail % cent?. pamphlet Tree Ad
dress K. V PIERCE NJ. D., l33 Senecast Buffalo N. Y
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PORTUGAL.

pop11AR DEMONSTRATIONS IN FAVOR OF AN
IBERIAN UNION.
LONDON. May 20, 1870
DISPATCHES from Lisbon report that popular
demonstrations in favor of Peninsuar unity have been
renewed there.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30

A Sponge Cushion, aher constant use in Broadway
nearly four year. perfectly demonstrates the dgiiby
LAsrC SPONGE Pillows and Furniture Sng
exhibition the Compsny Saooms 90 Bfoad"sJ'
opposite ST. Nicholas Hotel.
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At Gold Prices-The rgest assortment the city o Bo9rs asd
SHoEs Ladies' Children T. A. BRooEss This
largest the city 575 Broadway, opposite the MetroptaA
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UJRRIED

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Note Psper
WM ByKKDELLs sons FULTos-sr DUTCH CHURCH
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RSTES-COFPIN-on THURSDAY inst Rev DR. r. p
Rogers, Charles 81 Estes OF Troy y l.. TO Emma L., 5EJ
daughter H. A. NJ. Cohn OF this city. No cards
NORRIS-CROXsON-A Paterson j. by the Rev John NJ Hef-r
man. Randolph Morris Mary daughter Of J. CTonsoo. all
of Brooklyn.
Al Notices Of Marriages must be iHd0rsed NTH Jau
name and address.