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Death of u. W. vi InRm Il. Merriam, Dist.
nrn. Ira nd Nm q NJ Mn...n.-

nrp. GraRd MH-e oi Mu-uu-.
William X. Neri nam, District Deputy Grand
alastel 81 the lmid Masonic Dntricl ui lnis city
tIef alteI view short i.inuss gu W oduesday even
~ last a. zig iesldcLte 90 I've ith street, near
rl'lu Avenue, Bivu.hn, On Monday evening las [
Ue Has ~ tAc Gtaud SetiCLTl's liyv corner o..
uIaud Huu Cruto sta,ets, IHu ou Iucru.y u.ornln. .
not ice ell, sent sOTd tu Il own - Oorhaui, a.
front street, "itn whom lie hal been nr man,
years buONhccpor, thd he would not be DO n to
JuhlHcs'' 5h1rdI after he became unconsci u,
abl In~tTed ~ tLIt stale un,il uCIIck on Wednes
udf e'enlh-' nheI Tie diet UI congestion VI ,he
Olaln. Il. W, BIO Merrlim was born uDOut the year
iSH, 80 henden, Conn., aud was nItlcd INTO the
m!a eilc7 OF ffermLsolrY ~ tue year 1861 IN
Crescent LO sc. No. AZ, n this city lie took A
-e-t interest Ia tie Fraternity, and IN December o.
thAt scar "@s spyulnted ssulur Deacon, set VIM Ia
lIdt once ior two yo4Is. In isG2 no VAS eeuted
Junior warden, AMI IN 1851 Ma-ior Of his LOuge,
copying l"e - lentdl Car or I'VE years, A. rucd
he bee me a euibcr Of the Tram 10 &c, and IN
Jane, loCh, "4s appointed by N, ". BIO I,Ooert u.
i.oiu,e-, lu1u Grand M.s.er, one o. TIE District
DcpuJ hi nd Masters, becoming by virtue Ul that
49,. Iu L'ul ono ul tue permanent membets VI tie
'raud Lodge. lie became u.cmber 81 tne toui-
sltiC on WORK ant Lee ules, AMI Has a suUn
""r@" lie Was leap, .lh.ed AT the last
'e-sI Of thG Graud LOI7s ~ NJ. ", Judge
ul -u., q. NJ, D'-tricl Dcluty Gr,ud Master oi tue
iuIrl I-u.lc DI-tlc, OF tms Guy lie VII, al q
mv"h-' ~ I't cent Ina'ier No. ~, ava Of ! alcs
uno to1hn'HHely Ne. II, X /, le mai, IN aGA
uou 20 hDu r'eiy ue-rru lu. g A. anu :. lNte, ex
cox 70 at OF i'e -ultua Council, tlm y-t.iTu, and
Ans 20. tn'r'i tiI-lus yuuns man IN the tralrr
tity. ln l-o' Ire adopted the orphan o-id II tue
"l''Hh I'"4y, " lch infant VAS baptized under
hu-l zoos "l Alpha chapter, sisters vi tu6 Eastern
o|''' "E i1'Hiy lnu!cs, Ia presence VI Large mum
"'' ~. t.t c'"'I H. " ti!o. Merriam aeuhE ~ god
IN"r It, i's'e., ucsiles this cl i'd u Caughter
'-'ll 5000. allie IN very dgicAto cutn The funeral
Nli BE &C. in 81 Joun'a Go Pc, Brooklyn, vn
'uiH"J ttAt, uh hucI OCCASION Me mtMuers o
liv'cvul ahU AWeilcus LoIreA, CTvscent Chapter,
f-ie-.lUt Com Hari'N, ana tie clut vi his ulsulcl
tat I.c Grand !, lse VIA ne present ., he wAs an
-cuhe o4,tf Oi that uouy ~ tHC Nnie 81 his death
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a DIssEcrING-RooM RErEntrroS
The Actor Nubnn's Body Dissected Des-
pie his Friends Attempt TO Give him IA
Ciri-tian Buriai-Thc Panishm. mt of
Poverty BrVond the Grave.

CIri-tian Bariai-The Panishm.nt OF
Poverty BrYond the Grave.
About six months ago John NunAn, an actor
well known aud esteemed by the profession, wa SO
severely injured out Wet that he WAS unable to ap
sar on the stlgs. lie took 1t 70 heart and began 70
Indulge ~ drnS i'm ierAtely, aud this natur Ally
aggrLVa,Sd his misfortune. Hs friends advised him
10 take sol voyage, aud AeeoydluEY he stlrtsI on
visit 70 his birthplace, The city DAB in The Irt-h
climate however, did not Agrve witt him, and soon
lie returned to New York. On his arrival Ia this
city hs was stricken with dropsy.
The little money which no had saved "a boon
spent and his only relative Ia this country wac one
brother.
This brother was recently merchant In rood
standing dosu town, worth about tlOOOOl but IN
luckily he speeuated In stocks oae day, ana lost all
his fortune. lie had large family and WI, forced
20 move into tho suburbs Of BROOKLYN nj live In
retirement He had 10 gain bis living by manual
labor, aud could hardly got sufficient work 10 sup
port his own ehiInreu lie was satisdel to xiv, his
sick brother a STARE OF his home, but on eonsuitA
ton with actOrs, Il vas deemed better TO sen 4
Nnnan TO Bellevue Hospital where they thought he
would receive better treatment This vas there orc
done. and IcoIs frequently visited tho SICK with
ut,e dellCLcies
Be ore us entrance into Bellevue, Mr.. Nunan had
received letters OF recommend tion from several
men 1t hYl standing N 'Ie city ling tue hosni
tai autL oriie- To treat hin like gentleman Tao
pOVr man fingered eisut weeks, and tea II was
no,iced that Ills case was becoming elucil. His
uend-, io,eseeing uls death, Dads ths au horili,s
miOrn, the.n OF any sign OF speedy dissolution.
iIc e promised to DO dis, but instead vi kee IN
their ord thc iiiei d. say tAey sent no mes. age
agtil tlrU six hours after his dc 4tu. even thou.
tne poor actor be iOUsat thon TO send Tor hi- bro
ter and his friend tnat 10 might zee them Inrv
more Iefre he ued
but this Is not all. one Of tho dead man'-
iueud-, MT n. Cu.'ningnnn, nlshn, 10 give Mr
NuUnlu Ycctahie burial, visited lie elst side OF
toe lOAn and collected money amUng actors g. de-.
ray tue .uuerJl ekuense, Mr. CunnIn nam en-
trusted tle Iuuerdl 10 StOltz the Iundert iker m
Gtulz sent heatse and three carTia! es IL Bellevue
Hospital. fhe friends OF VI. N,Unlu heard tnat MS
UOdy mad been t.keu - the dissec lug room and zen
at TIE mercy vi Tue medical students. Ga iiqury
tAeJ icarIcI t.It e cl--c.tius Anito had been At
work IN several places; ntuey, ON the scalp aud
stomach, tno brains AMI iIIes.iuus having been re
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the DISaSrER 10 IHE oNrTDf
Thr hussinn' and Am, rirnu- nrnOurcr A.,
Cnpt In OF the Bombny NJ ~ DeLbIuts
y. A

The kus-inn' and Am, ricnu- Drnouncr The
tnpi In Of the Bombny NJ Del.b rate
Mud rer.
Tae i"HoNing i an extract itom private letter.
dated Yokohama, January -, written bya distn.
guished lady who Was formerly resident Vi ilis
city:
have neel y ai,ing for the Chiul to come In to
s"er your letters, tut N" IL Two Gays behind
time. and Gu W.lt no Longer.
You will lebr oi the drcIdiul wreck Of the United
St,los man Of war Oneida, ran into and Junk t.e
2it' OF January by the Brush steamer Bombay TIE
Teen lost l. tie bOuDa lad waited 20 see What
lavoc sc had Done. The CAPTAIN, relative e
tOycrnOt ENtc, OF Jam1cl Il now Oh tfiai here and
the question las unf"rtunaely b-eB m he national
the tie Americans and Russians dcno uncing Captain
Just at the entrance OF the bay that y G collision
nap enc add the iyht calm and starlight
he part oi tue Oneida here u q rockets and blue
H. h,s we're kept WAS earned away, ~ well one OF
lie bnit-. so ~ had notliug to do but to de
minute guns, WhicA iceis herd here erea io nutlt
sNO hsrei one J4si as ne rtSI s4at' ines, tie
bOmbay people pio.ees not 20 cave he-rd. and on
teue ing Yokohama they said uothilg Ibout tho col
hsion. TUE hrst That ~ss snOws %, u was IRON one
Oi the tatce surviving officers WHO MANAGED to
reaei tie shore, NLO fe ! In - I'LL some japanese,
gave hm clothes aud ipOd and WHO then
W. kcd Uack tsr miles to the excitement He v eut
al once 10 Mr.. DE Long. tue hiaistot, wao went IA
to Mr. Thomas Wash, and woke kui up
al hNe o'cock In tle n.uln!ag, wncn Il
Wa ~ az once cot ons of os u, .., SSI r. s
TO 10 down and search for any Of the survivors
Atout my men out of one guLdrei aud seventy
acre save b, urncipaly sailors, anu taey say q At
the officers behaved marnihocnty. every man At Ids
post 10 the iast. There were ouiy ,aice boat. ON
ooa a. owing 10 tae economy Q, tue Admiral one
OF u e-e was carried aSay as said other was In
Grad on deek. and there was no time ~ boist It
est so only .ne was available. THIS i.s, went
back Lr Capt Williams, out lie refused to leave his
ship Altogether the story Is tragic to tie last de
gree Mr. De Long Is eUnduc ing the case Al sin >.
tnpt Eyre, anu is maniestiug tie greatest zeal Il.
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FAsHIoNABLK WEDDINGS.


Mrs. Grundy'- Gossip from Murray Hin
IN Notable Nupiinis OF Haley aud
1urncr-Vtacr etyiish Events In Upper
TcndOm- Mnrvcls OF Dress in prepa-
rat
The comparative monotony Of the season Of
Lent will BE- materially relieved within the en- -uing
fortnight bv three or four Wedding, Which for
GENUINE uarrifconcc rroB isl ~ eclipse amy mar.
riage ceiemonia ever witnessed IN tis city. Thee
approaching events In Tie worl OF fashion cone ln.
iced at tie right time. for sroaJy our leaders, OF
ashton, both ieres ard hc1us fec the need OF some
new excitement. 81 CtLnly b. the nuthor.ty iot
tic assertion that the Wedding Of NJ Edmund Buk.
Icy with the bcautih METROPOLITAN belle, Miss
Carrie Turner. o, Fith avenue, win ~ the most
notable OF ,ao year. This very grlud ceremony.
wni,h WIS announced In the jourLsi Of fashion some
weeks 40. has been the aJ orbns theme amonc t'c
bellies ever since II Is to be soicmuised next Wei
nesday eve Mug, March To- in the Church II the In.
earnatiou. on Madison avenue. Thitty.hith street
TIE bridegroom Is q young gentleman " wealth.
aud social culture, and hls fihci0, tho daughter OF
II. farmer. Esq, OF a25 finh avenue, is q bcaui
ful Young woman OF inlumerAhle accom- plishmcnts,
and has tecned as bce in suciety tor two seasons
The robe TO be worn by the bride has for some
time past been on private exhibition II is dress
o. unusual elegance and rclnc.s, AID viii be the Nd
mtrnion OF every lady " lao has the good fortune to
see II at tue we'd ling. number OF Miss Turner'S
young ady friends will attcud her "a bridesmaids
ana We are assured that IN point OF elegance, IiCn.
hess, aud -tvie their diessts viii corr espOnd with
tlat % he sOrn by tie bride.
The uslers and groomsmeu have been selected for
then tlu.il riN with ias'ilrHhlc society Mr. mi
Mrs. Turner viii receive en- the same evening
IN their firn avenue nsnsicr. In honor uf the mar.
rage OF their daughter. Pr,puaOus tor the cutor.
TAI ncnt lave teen ht-uu OF a scale Of grandeur
altogether uuusuai in lie country.
On Wednesday, March ~, tncrp viii be- cturd
wedding in Ne OF the Fl iscopal ouses oi worship
on Futh avenue, rear eutra Park. The csrcruuS
Is 20 Ice followed 10y reception AZ tie .hu,r, "
tue bridc's parents for WLich two thousand inv la.
tons are 10 be sent ont The ride is very lrtu'i.
iul, and q rienl of the Emrrc.-, to MLou sho IL
much attached. We are net authorized To publisn
tuT .hct PARTICULARS.
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Ss SIT i,s sSs,es2a fSr ssss': -
.np III s scap ii % SiiEs st.eS ST rye
meal and si for nne yellow - 5Ss2ts fot buckwhes
1our.
ding uplunds. bat closed quiet. Spirits Lurpcntine
ntm ti8a i5hc Rosinr quetj c1mmont good -tra nel
ude, IN 1uik, Is 9i5.c. ons generally lower, nsce
81 seodc Mrnh%den, &C; crude cotton seed Of
nrmer. 0ksokc. stesiine doing hsttcr at tsH9l3Ac
Z = prime r hhd, Iops IN more dssmand st1}e pc.
enriant, soft i!hci layer raisqs tis0. Metal, and
3. go bush wheat to Liverpool 3Sd by sail aud 40 oy
liam oI,.. o.. ,,a.. .... .a,,... ..,..o nm,
nj ijHgisj Java quoted at .essiy,c HafacsiSo. 1879
~, al eod. Rec dull al SAFE Molasses mt hanged
tive Tor tail 70 good rcGnius, 9,@5,ci grocery
Grades 9.@iic sales go hxs aud ~ nhds.; refined
GFAi,S ~,Sst h3nst sid more active. sales rs 800
~ ds t iGI iI i Tor 70 10 icssssnsHssSs
,.rrdeeted slriny tl..$stil05 og arIber western
aul aud S2c lover sales - 600 6ushels at SlSs1c Tor
vanlay e0w NC ior Wsiicto wife i9d VI fot south.
err White; od %es,er mxsd nominal a. tia q og for
f2r Sr'" snf Sano s sun ~ % e a'% az SRS
81 ~. and sOSgsc. iyr two rowcd state barley mat
mo- rrntely sctve. Oats aclv,, and lc decllnr sala
10000 bushels al 5@B5oc. Tor Western anl esic for
froysioNs-Pork in good demand at higher prices
ncss fr thu mess 50 1000 bis ct t2sss March;
70 &t6"71. Apr, aud ~ four muntns. Beef dul,
ti!ati' Tor extra d. licrce ocei moderately 4cuye
islsf lSS tcs q i.s1 Tor grne mes, And sttotcr
ca meats nesieciSS Ion nominal br se sTs o..
sc fya llsl.s f9r ws.tcrn and 4 si9c. Tor et.
i.hs 10: XoT ii@iise Tor siy hGSi,le. ,or ali 10
STATE, %lgV,c. Cheese, lS@lic. fIE., sc.
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Gov. Holm aus Teuth snubb MA Rrpu biz
eau A-sembIyUIaH InduI4os IN "a nIIIc
Plain Talk.


Plain Talk,
On Wednesday night Mr.. Hustled, Of Westches-
ter "tooN a tilt" at his E2colency on the question
OF special legislation. On Tuesday Governor HoH-
man cent an advisory message to both branches Of
the Legislature, suggesting tie proprlcly Of enacting
general low Ior the poratOn OF villages. Last
evening, IA Committee OF the Whole, m amendment
TO tho charter OF the VII aye OF Owego being under
confederation, Mr Afford rose aud requested tnut
the bill be laid aside In accordance with TIE Cover.
uOr's WE'VE. "1to IoHtcmtn nom Westminster,
Ia response, completely squelCed Governor Holm N
ana " GA SAT- m tne following ptAy speech:
am At an tunes ready 10 defer 10 the npe eypcr-
Snou az lnl Wien he s.eSs to Gecone an eHponc { OF
bis EAern-ncy's we've upon questions oil ts nature,
~ ~, el-il Jaw Cau DC r4ne Tor lac LcuIpIrau1n
tue iresrpomt On o. c.'e.l sneh o., coqrse
new Of, ct rS'olt 'cmlnao.c Gllegiy ana iu'
lure OF aauger nnl uoub bui II ~ osslS,e 20 gen
are iucu ltcs tnr mp trit Veiy demand spccln iaw-
rcglrdior shed gent VINO gracefully
ava ~ honon9ly ~ zoo execnuye ellii Than ny ssl
NY estimate Oi Mo character ana Rliuy shN. not
tns cody, Tic Coa,ututon Of s state recognizes no
mcro9auve ON tue part el tnc tooIdlte 0fllcnes 81
eltuer of the ,ther-. lulnI NAT ~ m'rheH Of ms
House uic clmpctont g. decide Tor them tito, what
course intb shal ucn wiscs ana pest n not then ct
The COnsutnton be amended ana let the ExetuuV" be
toe orgauu law II Is lot Us maintain our m
dependence aud a,strt our Tishs tIust that the OIL
nov pen Ing m tns Committee may receive tho
tul ol ino committee aud orthH House - hat there
oy we may declare 10 the Governor that VIII 10 W. re-
,peot and ap itcate hIs motives We emphaueally dis
sent nom his VIEWS
MIR. lIusted e-rried the measure by nearly unan
Imous Nole and proved hinself in this Instance, A.
the Of tue gold resolutions tue leader al his
party aud the succo-sful opponent oil the Governor
This rebuke 10 hT, Holman, administered By bis
own party, coming the next day tor hls diet OriA
message 10 tho La siaIure, "a Il anmistlA able sig
RlnSADce ut tAia .iIDe. and demonstrates his waning
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NEW YonK. FRIDAY, March II We had Of car
load, or 10 ~ offerings ofpaeye- about equally LIVE
ucd between Clminul Nv ard iOcfh street. Tlpratlc
were mostly OF common aud niedisln quality. and tle
satsNcrc chiefly tu wuoicsau slh fhtefer~ 1899
- Ni,aaiDw small lot at Ave 10 C., ana perhaps u
Iad dozen OF the best a. Ice. and come OF
lFits Ntr, not ar nom ~ . =. 'uw,T. llt re-
Cttp6 Vi phccp nuuhtt "a - cag loads 5595 heal
Dor Io1 ~ ep, lrcrs sustained hut snles were
i1W ts'hc n Tor common - good lot. Five
ctts 90 tle hp NJ wed Tor s4uHh cr There was
nothing oor" ia i've doEf. and Quotauous are ut,v
h'u'al. Dr-st Lyas NVfe duh 1t o. ti.-. g. for
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Publications.
oARIBALDIs NOVEL.

TIR RULE or THE MONK or. Rome IN tho Nine
tceuth Century. ny GsnerI GARtBALDr. Syo. Pa
rer, ~ cents.
This novel by Garlballi wiz, OF course, excite unL
versai attention. Tho ne "a laid In Rome the lioras
which the fam auth Ii riI release from ecoe
sidstical Control,nd IA tremcndous exposure Of the
consequences 81 priestly rule they appear 10 him.
he asault upon the priesthood Ia so hory That II mag
seem 70 many ullu4tlncd. Hut when the al hor says
that the nvcstlgation VI the ,oman conyens teveaed
certain inqultos ho adds, simply. Giuseppe Gaubaldi
saw them Tde BOOB Is true ftllin romance; and ~
tue work Of the man who ha. taken 20 conspicuous
part In recent Italian history, 1t Is an eyout a. veil a.
book
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he would Ar,, give me letter Of projection my .,l

dcnce. lie said, would be toe means "
REMOVING mn COURTNEY
IN twen yfOut hours, YOU'D no 20 Washington with
INN he sHd there Indictment agau me!
MN again NJ me II James Intp and told him c. uld
not mfke any statement mulicsuns Nr. Courtney Ct
Mr MutIay lac urged ine MANY times | asked time TO
consult gwycr IL aid that woud .aJurious ~
nc, he also aid that " another district Attorney
appointed he would he tn some extent lnder hls
!, ~ ana SVud ,, ueitci iol me hnally Y Ia him ]
could i've no IN ormAon and he satd "lct toe rcspon.
nlttV rest Oh yVur Own ii yuldCrs'
Mr. Ppe'tcpOut oncIeu IN evidence . letter from
BcllInap q The secretary Of the Treasury
Mr. StouEltuh O, osed it- admission on The
ground that Mr. Fullerton we not shown TO have
kruNlctec OF
NJ Pierretont said he wished u arcue the CUES.
ton Oi IT. .duissi biity. I the letter re- erred To-
Was eXclu led, Ne rro.c' luton would npt give any
more ev 0trce undirs 10 show tia, Tie defendant
NaS tnHa ed iu CVusuirac,.
~" Gaze As there Ore az Ocloc@ adjourned IN
I'll his LiUruIuS
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7 : Y
steamship Cambria. q a~g Nv, mdsc aad pas.
~ .uisul.' Coluu.Uia, Havana, mdst aud plss.
St,Nus.uD Smdt BrCmcu, ulsc. uaI pass.
ilark HHuc.s Ct-.iiit. railroad IRON.
Pats Iva, aIa,liho, e. VI e..
Iite j n Ncl.Hrt %. havana, sugar.
Bark irnt"ue. nttHgas -ulsir
BIZ Ohver. car HAY ucl, cIlipe.
b.. Ben ;.Cyis, Ga Ray. coal
SrIf Lord ut fiu ISLES. q iraINcs, lngwOod
Atsu. the usuut river Lud HtrtNl'e NC-scis
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Tho Harlequin Nho, a. the olympic Theatre 10
his cltI, delighted so many c"ildT,n oung anu old,
tyr IOnE llnC, lat gone TO his long aUcOu 1 Mr.
Lacy tooh part la nearly s performances Of HunpIy
uunpl II" lie wa lnuch alplauded for hle agility anl
grace ulness quahteA winch he Ae0u Tol during his
performances 10 tight ro,bS dancer previous 70 hS
IN ageneut al the olympic lie uIel IN London "a
Tic Iitb OI IasI month VI nvnoTrbAge VI Lba bangs
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Yesterday morning the Rev. James C., Pratt,
Of jersey 60, nied u uis bOt. year, Ile had been
% mtmLci uI tHU lusI Wesleyan Conference %.
"afd, u 20 years Miin three eXcepuuus, he Whs
tie 0du-t Drrsy man IN tbs county, ana excluding
the Rev. Henri Doehui, tDe oldest minister IA the
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LOOK ON THIS lrcTURF, AND THIN on TBis."--
spring style Of gCrteucus nuts 10 "cut" and the ca.
ReTuesa digplnyoi to secure them make. Knox his
assptants remdfkaUl, brsy Buy your hats Al Knox O.
No. ~ broadway, corner ofFultOn streei.-idV.
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PERI city smrle and unaffected. Spectator.
ut IS rare that one has the privilege OF travelling
win royalty, and witnessing now kings aud Irlrcs.
conduft theuse YES whon relieved IRON the restraints
OF court etiquette This riiyie-e Ia accorded 70 the
gpnera,r ader IN tbic BOOK. which would be exceed.
iigly entertaining irrespective OF the peculiar circum
stances which called i 10Th. Tho Hon. urs Gr1y Wa
coEDd0toa de roydss Of III, Princess Of wales In her
recent Eastern tour and kent daily Journal OF thed
experience for her family friends at nome she whites
with acoloo uial trankncss. AID with innocence
any possibility " utdrC publication. which give TO he
pages pe,tuiar charm. The yo.agis affords at once
the most charming nIs.tnto the ihtOTior life OF roy
atty, ano aVe.y graphic picture VI the orout-a book
whth without the least snectston Of Inc wttn1, poe
stsse, good deal watch OF unusual excellence b.
reason Of az very simplicity"
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

htNI,~rfs VIVA --'t' nv
m rses.... II u scas... o. MD1l fise-, I u
e. aArE = ttH :
sdy Ioos.. ~ Gov.I,iiIi.. .! uoii G4te u
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popularity and influence. This makes the tenth
snubbing the Governor has received nom the As
eombly
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srtrurrs.

LECTURE viii he delivered ~ George Francis
~ Train tsa und"l the anSplrcs OF the Father Mat
thew touyentlon At the tont Institute the even
me Of So rstElcks bay Mirch u. nceet- he hSd
81 tie ioluwin. named Places: Samuel a. Wells, So
hroadwayi joan r. Fteucy, hat store s6i 81 Nv :
Wn Row ,cs, u snr ne st Nm. l.. Mitchell. 100 Bow
cryi T. VI spcllman, - "a av and al the once (
the tar ItsciW ano suN al'o al the meetings OF Tho
Narloub tAtucT Mathew S1tfrtlas
nENRi a. MULEALL. Chairman.
WV. T.. MITCHELL. seer .tar,.
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BANKING AND FINiNCI,L.

The tattcrnc eNn'tlt OF the Home Insurance Con
Iany WI Do found ~ another CO uilu.
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BaIleu's New Yoke" shirt. mn de to
order. New lors Mills, Al 80 per dozen Hand ade'
LkONAiD ). BAJIOl, inventor OF tho b. y. = send
toi eIcular. Ouiy depot 80 Broadway.
wi Ter q Co., y uaioh .ssusrr. Boots and
Shoes q ell The ys1oes sty,vs, at icIuced ptrt-.
hlLIkk& CO.. s I nou square.
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SEVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD
BONDS Of TIE Chicago and Southwestern Railway
Company, endorsed IN currency by the Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad Tor sale az VI and accrued u'
tcrest Pamphlets with full particulars Furnished by
FRANK & CANS, II Wan st.
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Pamphlets, with map, may DO obtained aud SUD-
seriptons viii 90 received at the Company onces,
~ Pine IT,, New York at orhces OF jay Cooke A.
Co.. Nov YnrS, Philadelphia, and Washington re
Bank OF North America, aud banking houses Of
Howos n Macy, New York; and ut b4ukug house
OF Il. ". Clark ~ Co., Philadelphia
W. b. sHATTUCK, Treasurer.
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New Yoru NlRrLets.

NEW IORk, FRIDAY, March 1l.-FLoUR AND MEAL.
Low grades OF state and Western nonr were 10 moo
demand for export I'D proes sltpwed alig advance,
but the market was not Aotye Nalas sNO bnls. ~
" 6ostA10 lOT bupSTnns Wes and state HOOS t5.lO
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While waiting Tor a Cough Ito go rs IL
came, you onen sowing the seeds OF nsump
Better Try at onte JAYNE's EXPECrORANr. q cure
cure for all Cough. and Colds. Sold everywhere.
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Py'e'- 80. r." ia p-Tbe most popular hou-s.
hold soap " Amer cAn production. Cons
slo9 - chmptehe1dinR the economy Of its u.e.
All ntst-cass groccrs keep IL. Depot, 10 Msshngt
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No SAFER OR BETTER INVESTMENT
THAN TIM
FIRST MORTGAGE PER- CENT.
GOLD BONDS

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF IOWA.
Al ~, Free from Tax.
This railroad runs 1874 miles north aud south
through the finest and thicKly settled portion
Of the magnificent stIte OF Iowa, and is the only
link ~antng TO connect the railway centres at 3d.
Louis aud ST. Paul by AN unbrokeu line. 14T miles
shnrter than any existing route. For'y.siI miles
are already completed, and nearly 100 miles more
graded,
Tie amount o. bonds to be issued Il but $1,000
per milo, or less than -four millions In Oh.
OF WHICH OVER ONE MILLION HAVE AL
READY BEEN SOLD.
We believe there will be no moro favorable
time to sell Goyerur ent- and buy really nrs clnss
railroad securities as these-thln the present
Alter full examination, wo have accepted an
Agency for the sac OF the uboye First Mortgage
Bonds, and desire to recommend them to our Gus.
toners as q thoroughly safe as well ny profitable In.
VestmeuI JAY COOKE 4 CO.,
~ Wall 81,
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P.INCE or wALEs's VISIT
TO THE EAST.

JOURNAL OF A VISIT to Egypt. Constantnopie, N,
Crlmea, Greece, &C. In the suite Of the FRINGE and
Princess OF Wales. ny tho II ~ IF.. WILLIAM GGrr.
f2no, Cloth, $3.50