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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-10
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The Rev. NJ. b. Buckley of Cork, Ireland
ecured at Cooper Institute, last evening" on john
PhilpOt Curriu.'
The opera of Ernani is to be given, May 49,
ut the Union League Club Teate for the benefit OF the
suffering poor OF CUBA
The American and International Christian
Moral Science Association will give dinner at Del
rnoniro's Monday evening" Nay 10, and arrange for
congress t. he held IN June.
The officers of the Nineteenth Ward German
American National Organization are Henri ClauSsen
President; Chr schwarz, Adolph Kessler, NJ d., Wee
Presidents H. KrLushlar F. Fraud, SECRETARIES Il "
Bernet, Treasurer.
The German Patriots of 1880 have chosen
Cen Franz SIgc President, and Gen. Max Weber
President of the TO he held at Joness
Wood MAY DR.. Fried. HecEer, carr SchlrZ anu I'd
phael We'll viii deliver addresses
The Committee on the proposed German
American Union OF the City OF NewYork and enyrons
invites all German citizens who inond TO become mem
bprs 10 attend general meeting for organization, 20 be
held this evening in Leiderkranz Hall.
The Young Mems Christian Association
elected last evening the following directors for the en-
suing year: JaLes p Wallace Congregational the Rev
Wayland HOyt. Baptist; Merwn Rushmore, Reformed
the Rev. Albert >. Hunt, Methodist CaIcS bdhc feS
byteTian; Henry Torrance EplScOpil
The annual meeting of the New-York Society
for the Relief of the Rptured and Crippled held at
the Hospital Lcxington-aye and Forty-second-st.
Yesterday Since the opening OF the institution IN May,
1883 patients have been treated, or Wncn hIupef
1922 cases ~ rupture Inc number OF eases tno
past year 2,72l The following Board OF Managers
was elected for Tie ensuing year: . . 80. .
John G. Green L'noy George GnwOh John DAVID VOL
Stewart Brown W-tmore jonathan Stugs r. NJ Harte OF
d SWIM eors. " Ab5e a. X Corning Robert Colgate. Tloma'
Denny Peiercs Snrses Eivar Jahray william H. Mae W H.
Osborn Robert L. Henry s. reFbe Samuel Wdet' W H. d.
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I Taylor Of Newark preached upon the Unde-
In The Crs oi ID hn nimpct r
stthhng the employees of the Mckay Locomotive WORKS
aod3 al ..e to a1% e '9p ea To- be- p
anra mcDeno was fatally Injured by falling ron an
dioted for murder pleaded not guilty in the Hudson
ousy J1up Yesterday The First National Bank paih
ton yesterday $4,000 the remainder of the 81 00
600 OF city bonds sold.
NEwARK-rwo deaths occurred last week from small
pOX, ana three new cases reported yesterday, 10
the Health officers Samuel Kinsley iumred OF train
the New-Jerey Railroad yesterday, and strgck
stantlv killed Tho Baptist City Mission Board has
,J IN xpend 81 800 for the snpSrt of dnrin1
the wear Tho Baptsts about to open colorcd mis-
sion at Orange, where large number Of coored Ietho
p,rppsos-Tlr frost on Monday night seriously in
iured the strawberry plants. The Tax Bureau
organi1od on Monday. The old Board OF Chosen Free
In1ders met Yesterday Eight hundred and sixteen
isonsrs Of whom 13 were females confined
County Jail last year. The average coz, ., monehanee
Aldermen an Monday night, after an injunction had been
served upOn the members. the OrdnihCr pIusl,B ior
- - The ~ Inf neinbers Through advice OF the City
httorney who called attention 20 the fact tha tho Boara
was restrained by the Chancellor from p'7s'nS 'ic
ordinance the vote was rcconsidereu
p,rYyR,-The residence % Mrs. Evans was Durhen Oh
Monday Loss, $1,000 partially insured
TRgsTos-The Collector OF Mercer County ieP' U,ts
rece pts slsI els; expenses, tlSllg; que Oh 90
bounty bonds si93 100 Mercer County peaches haFo
already appeared in market. bringing 81 eaeh'
FAIs-Ihe /,
DeIawaro Llckawanna and Western RlilTOau Depoe 10
10 be graded and improved
MoRmsrowg-The returns OF the city election snow
that all the Republican candidates werr chosen ~
average majority of 80. Henry W. hIaf Wle tic "a
Rrcor1Cr. " H. King. Alderman. Eugene IrOKen anu
n. d. kim Conncilmon. The Democrats nave heteUo-
lore ruled the city.
OnANGR-The Common Council has voted 70 eAPoAu
SOS 600 for educational purposes and slOVO or rO'S
RrIzABETH-The erection OF "A new German ho'h'"
Catholic Church was begun yesterday.
MOUNT OLlvE.-A woman named llendrickson CON-
nttcd suicide on Saturday by sticking iOrh NV" io
throat Ia withdrawing the instrument one OF to O'
was broken Of she died on sunday.
C,vnrS-T7,e various German Societies have made ar
ranoempns ,er the celebration OF Peace Festival next
"WEDNESDAY II will include an illumination ana pro,
cessiOn Mrs Cooper Oldiady, whie walking Oh ,,s
platform Of the West jersey rlliroan 9epo vi 'io"'
afternoon, fell ana fractured her skuH
Fast NEwARK.-The cOrner-stOne OF the new Enahuei
German NJ l.. Church WIS laid Monday AFTERNOON
BLOONFIID-The h0gse-rai!G0ad Is 10 be rcOrSahlAeI
Two hundred and twenty five thousand dOIar4 III So
is to he surrendered and stock 10 the amount OF
SlOODO will be issued. Stockholders Will take tha At par,
RECEIVING % per of the value The road Is 20
equipped irst-class railway ana WlI De Gohp.eIeG
in Jtiy Instead of horses newly InFented uuAiiny
WIZ he nj aced on the road.
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Gpeeial Notices


The human stomach shamefy prosecuted There
g time when for every dc;on Of duty punished with hugo
dose, Of the most disgusting sud drugs Ia vain rejected
them aud literally returned upon the hands Of those wdo sinns
tered them They upon again AMI again, until ts solvent
power thoroughly drenchei ont oft
The than that drastic When furious
purg ion and mr1r salvation what AremOs Wri would have
Gale the main faculty Of Dyspepsia ,ad Liver
Comp.
The great remedy Indigestion and BOusnes HoSrEf-
TERS STOMACH BTTBRS preparation which has the merit con-
bnng pastabe such speen sni anh prop
err e, a, we're asser heretofore united any medicine
Il has beea discovered that sick people 10, ike the d
Tnns who prosrson refreshing that when knocked ioso
they rose as before When An ayii
powerful depicting drugs he stay pro,fstd and
the ebta;ed being prefer the building 70 aa
tr0cang d0Vn system Of treatment
HOSTBTTERS BITBRS the requirements OF the ratoaai
meeal philosophy which present prevail perfectly pure 'es
etabe remedy embracing the three important properties Of preventive
tonic and an aerlye It fortfes the body against dSie ygo'
rate, the torpid stomach and liver ai effects mo'' 'ia
tary change system when 4 morbid condition
10 this country enicbng temperature e1i'r ne Dumas
examination particularly supb uawhoesoms Atmospheric na"'
ene the Buffers takn protection against epaemS
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PERSONAL.

The Emperor William has decided not to al
low the er ,cton of any statue Of himself during his
Lifetime.
Thack rays eldest daughter is still unmar-
1ied. a younger daughter the wife of Mr. Leslie
stephen. paid "a visit to this county with her husband
year or twI ago.
The Rev. Robert Collyer of Chicago is to
sail for Europe on Saturday He will arrive IN New
York on Thursday morning and during his short stay
Will be III guest Of Dr. Bellows.
Gen Sicl,les, our Minister at Madrid, has
the young Queen of SPAIN reported to be as
intelligent as handsome. elegantly bound copies of
b BRING '''S0 u '''H'1'' anu ~ " ~
John Hatfield, who died few days ago in
Troy IN This state is said TO have been the first maker of
ucer matches IN this country. He cut them out one by
one with i, knife long ago as 1886 ana prepared the
chemical combust0le by process then known only 10
himself
William McDairmid, though now nearly 90,
still work, at ms on The Cincinnati Times and
Chronicle having been The Times for quarter of
century. He get w number of Walter SCOTS poems
and parts OF his novels nom the original Ms. when he
lived ~ J. nburg long ago
Petcl Won Hess, one Of the foremost masters
OF the Munich school OF Painting, is dead The most
celebrated " his pictures the "Disemharkation Of
the King or Greece at Nrlplia now IN the new Pima
kotiek 10 Munich He painted one OF Ms best known
n hoas'
Prof John Oppolzer, the most famous sur
geon Of Vienna, died the 10th ut He was born at
Grafton IN Bohemia IN 1903 In 1885, after completing
s medical studies in the University of Prague, he
tered an ,r te practice in the town with extraordinary
success. POI 1871 he appointed principal phyAcant 10
the Pra. Hospital After acting for some tme al the
f.sst y thc NJ Of SaxOny, director of the hospital
AT t. be- accepted the pr0fcsSor,hp III the UnlVer-
s.ty "A Vienna. which he retained ell his death.
The Bishop of Manchester concluded his
sermon Al the conservation Of a church the Goth ult
with the following anecdOte few weeks ago they had
in Manchester a week OF special services held In SIX
chIrche. the most densely populated parts OF the
Cy and these services all seats were Tree 10 ihOsc
who chOsr 10 occupy them One evening gentleman
one Of these meetings two working men, ana tod
them % 20 20 any pew which they could get seats
They took their places in pew, and soon atcfWard
lady asked them, "What do you want therei
that's my seat" one Of the men said - the Other,
Some sous. BID let's be Of told you this was 700
swell pace lie Ghe Bishop left his audience 10 ara"
tier ereuce
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

Madam De Lesdermer gives dramatic ana
r,sr1 rutcrtainmcnt tonight. at Chickering's Rooms
where IL il Lopeh the yOtaries OF culture ana renned
,n,sura W m give this tasteful artist a sympathetic
betr3ng MrS Lofty HOugh, understand. contem-
it,,r.rs she viii bring 10 the new field great deal OF
shirt energy and beauty, well a. stage experience
The cause of charity will be served by an entertainment
~ t Am,trr Dramatic order, TO be given al the Union
Ie,oIe Thrater tins evening The Industrial school Of
ST AIMS Church is to profit byt Mr. Charles Matthew's
s ali lovers OF comedy should particularly note, Will
make hs first appearance jasper, in "A Bachelor OF
Arts" this evening at the filth-Aycnue Iheiter lie
will also play GatheTrcooi
Rank WAS produced for the first tame, last
evening Al Lima Edwards Theater. IL carefully
acted and give, promise OF a liberal reception.
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WATERFOWL
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
.P,~ 0Ner snip Ae'cs SEE
aDDINED

. . II R,hmoni Point. fni NoroA'
un,r and Oh DDmn on o'l IN Il, b,urs with
steamship Regulator Freeman p" i"''t'''' ~ wv
90 ,tsre. <. to Lngtri Seams = - ;h pss 90 Duulh
Bark Msiua a laae f.,e. Gials March 90 AID 'ia'
Co. rrN,e. 10 Punch, hlye n ~
strong westerly gales r,r Carenas days. viii sugar %
,,s ie Z 90. vessel ,0 uel y pl' t,rs With saur
BARR Alpine Coz o. 'pA Hi ~ -.
n order suchpf GA s,v. C,rlen.s 10 laws with sugar 70
Brir 4. STAPLE. toi sioe -i ,
10 Carver bine' usse JaS
orl-f ,,Srs lal pa.ula, Ni'f'e'I rSo ,a tbe b
Hary' ycs~ sr,rn1 til Cappelo trieste req 90 WIZ % -
Bng h'4li.A b A.raA anchored on iLr VA ..A ,.
Brig llr ", y, M,r 4 lionghton. Is anchored Oh he bir m
% no ii b., l toi S4'cul, M,Aah, i,-'"'' '-' ''' '
sem. A. -, ~ ,,nhin. vessel T. D. J. Nthl'gf ,..
irla " IT, Be. e Table. te.i'ti'bpor. 9s H.' S'''
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cattle there quite unit for food of them appeared
10 be suffering from disease and aome were bleeding;
the saughterhouses the South Side Railroad
depot and the houses about 100 feet from the pens
ne had seen in the different pens from 100 tn $50
cattle at the time; he did not think that the pens
had been cleaned out for nine months; he had never
known cattle dying there Of disease and had not
seen diseased cattle slaughtered.
Henry Meyers night Waterman the South Side Rail
road testified that he had diseased cattle driven
into the yards frothng ut the mouth and paintings he
had seen cattle sold which distempered, and he
would swear from his positive observation that
diseased cattle killed in Moses Mays catte-pens
within the past three weeks he had one diseased
driven into the pens he had heard that it
afterward sold The investigation adjourned to
next Tuesday.
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ton, and is entitled to its continued enjoyment 1t
was during the midst of the publications from which
we have above collated few fair samples that her
intellectual ability and moral worth were vouched
for in such unusual and marked manner, and we
shall therefore be surprised if any effort should be
made by those who have been glad to accept her
commands in the past to question her authority now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-10

ABEgL-on Monday morning MAY Alfred Abee in the nth year a"
The reve. family also thOse Of bis father osn n
Abel are respectfully invited attend the funeral from the iencs
his hernlw. Asher C. isvens Sb East Fheeo'hs' 90
Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'clock
BARTlgTT-At Maine. April O. Frederick Bartlett ~ D. al
the adysnce born at Plymouth Mass Nov H. s
lie was beloved physician and Christian gentleman snd .imnf s
polished o ,a Sg ,05 s,,, ne s's T oI. Of the ,
Pour intimate Trends all exceeding 80 years OF age we're pau
bearers . bis grave.
BEsT-At Tayowu suddenly Frank William BED.
ps 'Sa Of i 10 ana NJ LS o5 wea Seis
BowLBs-On Monday Mag Cbauny O. BOwe in the Ssh year Of
to attend wednesday afternoon. at o'clock from h'1
late residence, 25O Bat Fifty eIghhst
Hartford aud Springfield plpen please copy.
BRAGG-suenly BROOKLYN saturday evening May MAJOR eor
NJ Bf35i ee. y oI ., l ,' s7tS sesr o. b. se
Ia leG,rst BcOklyu on wednesday the 10Th nsi at oc'@
Boston papers ploase copy
James FrInes only Cuthaine Garcsagd IS
years and 2 mouths
Particular, In omOuOg's papers
MASoN-Ou Monday Siaey Mason in the 72i year OH"
The relatives AMI friends the family respectfully nvte to ,t.,ot
a a0S'i 1 ococt sogt further 9 notice ."
HUBBARD-A Detroit Mich on the Apnl Henry W Hub
BAD Of NesYork CITY, aged 81 onn'" Of III late Tho"~
ao9Pls. che 90 s9 as E'g ,s %%
are resp cy invited to attend train leave. The Hudson R
McKRoN-suaienly on Tue., the 9th inst mcEe.u cd
sol OF Mathew MeKson in the 2S,h year Of his agr.
Notice o. funeral in Thursdays Papen.
SYSHEnBR-n Monday evening aher short Illness There's vito
TIE rl,yes end friend, Of the family are respectfully d
funeral her late residence 80 EsSt Fi st. on Ihaf'
dig it)am.
sMTAt White Plains MONDAY the 9Th Inst Ms ciih'ne
90 It'll her Grace Church on Thuriar. the lh inst ,ti
ocE Carriages viii be waiting the arrival othe .; s@
ir.yo raas fron NesYOrk returning tain leaves WHIP P@Hs
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SIR Eagle shs~. BE,sbe'hpot for Neg BEDFORD
Scar sa.tee, Maui .,.be.spor 70, Ne. H-.ss
s sss Grant ' ss Rssp%s or stcs
soAr. LINE, Yong. Elirabeibport ior some.et
sS j E.:. % :s :! 81. .:.s
sS Ss'S;l s,
s ss "a f9 s.a,S nS S o. e, Sf p.
sohr MAR Lowell MurpIy Ee-H.ves.
scht 3 z Go9dsin, Waterbury. stanford.
scsr Tmi. pciHs Bsac- sor..lt
s sSS, S%sSS.si ' Kss T Gsa spring
schr North Pacific, R,,or Pro--ieooe
scbr WIN. Thom,s. Baot Pro,dsns.
ScS join L,o SsT S wS. ssssas 10,
SER SER :. Irv.n, CSa@bG,,1s, Nffals:
scnT s. 4. Kennedy. smith Virginia
s seh + s s1I%s@ ! Iaa'' s:, y,Sa
Sesr J. Jsn-s, cr , Virgins,
schr WIN. Boardman BALLARD aler,ndns
srlr VI. Pra.i, Pat, Aiotaniu,
Schr J. B. Myers Ewood Aler.l,lT, tor Brdscpos
Scar j. Howard. Hadsoo, Virxnis.
BELOW.
schr Bmy Curtis Bartlett Csr'cD 70 days sugar order
SPOKEN.
Brig Ancient promise (Br from Cuba for cors Mar IN lat ~
DOMESTIC PORTS.
boTos Nay s-Arrvei SHIPS Bengal from sOraesy, Mrs's
Aa shS rom Tp pSa s Ss . BARK 1 L@s E as
R con Geo g. Dis'' Ss,Ss S% o. 1 R s
PaAycr,cO ,yo-Ared ship Lookout, ,ss day. from se--
cH 1a ss C. Nay 9sy4 jane. Aasor lo
Carons for SsWYork ADD Sea Cur M Baltimore ,.p Missouri &c
Baltimore
DISASTERS.
osoos nay rs'" o f 10, s' GD fs's. . TS s.
wee saved arrived Engh port Young sgIe
sP d ' s rI' bor 70 NJ r Novel; Co that Sse%
Tie brig lisssei from Liverpool for CooaS po
The brg Chsrcna With sugar. from sev,iG ..nie le..
oa Of tue cargo has been saved The ret may be.
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PROMINENT ARRIyALs.

Clarendon Hotel-Baron Lcderer, the AUS MS
trian Minister - Fifth Avenue HOtel-5enator Win
dor and Col w g. King Of Minnesota; the Hon Vivian
Williams NJ C.. OF Buffalo, the Hon. John A. drswVaan
OF Troy Col T. A. Scott President OF the UNION 1,
Railroad Co.; the Hon X. ID. Rice OF Name ehnos;;
Goodwin of Arizona; r. II. Garfield of vermont an,
Col g. w Scboflcd " Troy. - Astor HOUSE,
TAYLOR of PennsyIyana: Gen ). =. Hcintzelnan u o.
A.; Gen. Fitzpatrick of New-Jersey; Gem H. A. Mrrrt'
Potsdam n. Y. and the Hon. Charles stanford OF
ectady ==- Hoffman uOuse-tien y. L. Chlinah l',i
Col. g. NJ johnson OF Washington, and Judge H. D has
OF ElizsbethOwn,N n. Y. So Albemare Hotel-h mii
Neyins OF Columbus, d. 49, Gilsey House
Anes of Boston. st. Denis H0tel-WendeI fnihip'
OF Boston. -= st. Nicholas HOtel-The Hon. d ~
Y; A r. Miller Of The Toledo Blade; Edward hinDerey
of Baltimore; Col. l.. B. French of Richmond anu
Thomas Dickson Of Scranton. 60 BreVoOrt houso-
Frederick Billings Of Vermont.
DEPARTURES.
Vice President Cofax and Senators Trumbull. C0nk-
ling Casscrly left the city for Washington Last oven
ing. == Lord Tentcrdcn and Prof. Bernard OF tno
Joint II Oh Commission leave for Washington today.
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ARTISTIC FURNITURE.

A cao'ee collection of antique clocks, cabi-
net. chm and cupbOards, and OF fine old engravings
by BartOOzz after the graceful pictures Of Angelica
KauinaI, with few Indian and Moorish carpets, may
be at the sOmerye Ant Gallery, on Fhth-aye
They were selected for private in Europe, and,
while old. they in fine preservation ana reH9fkaDe
Tor beauty OF design and Workmanship. Such articles
are now much sought after BY persons Of taste IN TINS
country. aud IN Europe are also IN great demand.
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TIE BROOKLYN CATTLE-PENs- DISEASED AMI
MATS BIJTCHERED.

An investigation into the charges pre-
ferred ly Nj. Bergh and others against the
el.ucbtfr- houses on the JOhnsOnst. Plank Road
R,ooklvy WA continued before the Health Board
YESTERDAY Mr Bergb stated that he had received his
information concerning the cattle pens from Charles W.
Bishop, ~ agent for the South adt Railroad Company
Mr. BISHOP testified that the cattle pens had become a
nuisance ana that during rainy weather the nud ia thc
gard g from II inches deep NC Aad Ire44tAJ seen
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THE STATE or TRADE.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
IfggRP,oL NAY 5Byeniny Rib Middle Bacon, a. PcSt

DOMESTIC MARKETS
ST. oci. Mar Cotton duh and nominal At j &C. Flour steady
Sns-5rs " rr r. 20 IS, Double Extra 500 30 %; Treb
Rrt- a. g - Sp-ug Wheat steady; choice Iowa 81 30 Winter
active .or grades No Rel IL 80 Corn dull AZ gq5lc ior
Mt.i op tr,c SIC or DO sAse Oats doll Sc, rtck So
.,cei B.rIev emny, sale, at III l0Gtl IS for coc"
Iowa RYE unchanged WHISKY declining sales al 55ic lObsoo
steady Hemp aud Bsggng unchanged FotPrme slsG Sl9 .
Bulk shoulders, bc shoulders 6,. Clear RIB,
pal. Cisar SIDES .. a0c Hlms-Suyarce 3dlflt Lir
nominal I've iul aud declining sale, ~ jO@t3 C,e
30 - Receps-3pI bD. Flour, $500 bush "hea. 1909
bush Corn. H. 0Oo bush oats 800.
MnwArkss MAY 9Plolr que Double Extra Spgng s. 81 r
ri Wheat qu No Sprng Mls 81 q H
do 81 2c steady; No. 11ie. Corn ui aud nominal *
trm irt scarce. No. Al sic Barley unchanged Receipts y
bb4 flour blsd Wheat Shpments-JOOO bb~ Flour I''
bu,h Wheat
WILnisGroS n c. )Sprts Turpenne s'aly a. ga aS.'
Ro,n steady i0a.5 Crude Turpeane 9L4pt % '''
~ % -- ,,..,,i..
Augvsr, Ca May cotton lai,: and ,esiy Mlhos' 'ia'
sa!ei IS bales. receipts. 20 bal,s
WATERFOWL (N,s) LIVE SrOCN MARKRr-hAy -,
Beet Receipts head prices unchanged sh-s 'no "
ak. extra sllUtl 81; Hrsi quality. % % ~, "a
~ 50n ~ 81: third p 58D5i Sheep and amhs-mo
demand. sales lots, AZ % )Np % % eitH' 'A'''
- %. Veal ,lives btgsJ
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The American Scamcn's Friend Society has
elected the following Trustees for three years Capt "
priyg fine Rev Levi r. Weed. the Rev. J. T. Rockwell
n H. Geo H. sntton James W. ElWeil the Rev >. H.
Uui ID d. L. f. Hubbard. ami Moses ;. Beach.
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Sicoi & Davidson, 90,
6b6 BROADWAY NEAR CHEAT JonhS-o''

EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS , 10 Bg w; eS,,
PRICkS ACTUALLY LOWER THAN BhfOhh .llh " Nj
RIM rorits cSnpe Dinner TEA. sni BREAK Asst SSrS.
no.. nstsru. vsry elegant 2i9 pieces Piil ST. upward
WHITE FRENCH CHINA DlNiiNH, 'hi'' J." P''''' 20
DECORATED TOILET SITS. 70 ~ ID,
DECDRATRD BREAKFAST SKIS, rik,
ERESCu CHINA DINNER PLATES - Per do'rn
EHENTH CHINA SOUP TlkEEN'. - ticd $500,
~ ,- now oenirg tb- i sDment lncr i1 ~"
"" CLOCKS AID MASIEL SKIS, BalSIB "koUpS.
r1is ~ ar "a bronze and BELGIAN MARBLE CLOCKS
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STATE or THE WEATHER.

TELEGRAPHIC REPORT FROM SIGNAL SERVICE
CORPS u. 5. A., OF OBSERVATIONS AT ll:47
O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
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Antique Furnitures
Aso
OBJECTS or ART.
AT THE SONgRylLLE Art GALLERY.


FIFTH Avi. AND FOURTEENTH 81
D. ,,t Cgroq Collection Altqas Cabncts Chairs ciocts
r. n 4. &c Of Fine on Engrlyags ani few Chocc Oriental
Csrpes .
,utb..n on THURSDAY EVENING. Nly u, AZ u oeI'-'-
,ierc,ntlr Library A-socIaiion-Ihe Committee o. the
~ y Of obi. A,., atom call upon sl memles Of To- A'.hoa
t ~ ., see fraud suppressed corruption Teoaei AMI tire aaf
-, ., n b- viii of The Association ggirnneri % 49, nbis
,., meeting NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT Notice Of the TINE ana P~"
n meeting " lI h given al iiiy s'oer' -
.,,,,- i,c.Iuice Cordial strongly rrcoaneBjei By
-" ~, Tor grnr ally iaias 1' fhS 80 ouh-r
t a, yrsete cooling and corrective Of the o.d hl ''n ooi
by q" "r''''' i"' " WILLIAM FLEMING 60. importers.
% Warren 81. NeE-fork
-,rntS-iiJw 10 Pie9u Caveats, Drsn Pi.eais. rrsis
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OFFICE or TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. ID. g.. May 9. lHl-i;JO y. H.


WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. ID. g.. May Q. l6l-lJO D. M
synopsis Jor me past hceHfgtoW hours ,
The weather remains unchanged on the IA
cifc coast The low pressure which prevailed on Mon
d,v evening i'm the lower Missouri Valley has moved
soIth and east into Tennessee The barometer IL hlgn
% oniv Ia fall again on the Gulf and south Atlantic
nrisL north winds are reported from Lake Michigan and
illinois Elsewhere they have been fresh and light.
Gaoudy weather and light rains have spread from the
OHIO valley eastward to the Atlantic Clear and par
tisl cloudy weather has prevailed on the lakes
Probabilities.
II ia probable that the rain and clouds WILL on we'd
ursday advance along the Atlantic coast, WIN clear
cool Weather ON the lakes, aud cloudy and clearing
weather in the interior.