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THE NATIONS HCMILIlrIoN.
The Result of DsNi--Fi-h's and CrRnt's De
plomncv In The AInbnmn Hu.incss.

The Result of DsNi--Fi-h's and CrRnt's De
plomacv IN the Alabama Business.
WASHINGTON, May 5.-The laundering
incompotency Of Secretary Fish is likely to re-
suit in the loss II the treaty of Washington, and
mukes very humilating record for the United
States. The 1rmness of Great Britain in resist
ing the claims for indirect damages and the SEN
timent In this coudtry against pressing these
claims 80 alarmed the President that he had
Secretary Fish get together, for the frst time In
his admiutstt ltiOn, the members OF the Commit
tee on Foreign Relations for consultation.
The meeting was held yesterday In the State
Department. Secretary Fish and the President
were present. The secretary read to the com
consequential damages. II came out that the
President had authorized virtual abandon
ment OF the claims, and has so authorized Gen
schenck to inform the British Ministry. The
proposition to Great Britain was substantially
that II she would say that under similar circum-
from the United States, It would open the way
to their Withdrawal by this Government This
the British GuNernment declined TO do, as II
would he recognizing the principle Of claim for
Indirect damages,
Secretary Iish proposed To the committees TO
withdraw the claims altogether, arguing that
unless he did 1t would cost the Gladstone
Ministry their places. The committees promptly
replied That IL was our national honor he FigL)
was TO look aii cr. and not Engand's domestic
Affairs What Mr. Fish will do no one can tell
lie wants to surrender the indirect claims ~ the
only way to save the treaty, aud to this the pTesi-
dent consented. Every member OF the commit
dIawal preferriuS to leave the responsibility
with England.
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A GREAT BATTLE IN SPAIN.
4 NINE HOURS' CONFLICT IN THE
PROVINCE or NAVARRE.
Don Carlos said to have been cop,nred-

Don Carlos said to have been Captured-
Complete Defeat of the Carli-ts- -Curasa
Carried at the Point ofthe Bnyonct-Fears
Of "a Republican Rising In the south.
MADRID, May 5-Evening.-A despatch
from san Sebastian, dated this afternoon, says
"The division under Morionas to-day COM
pletely defeated the Carlists concentrated in
Navarro after conflict Of nine hours.
"The troops carried the village OF Carasa at
the point of the bayoDt.
"The whole Carlist centre Is captured.
at is said that Don Carlos is a prisoner"
DoN cARLos's PROCLAMATION.
PARIS, May 5.-The following is the latest news
which has been received here Of Don Carlos's
movements and the state OF affairs In Spain:
Don Carlos arrived at Vera In Nevarre, forty
miles north Of Pampeluna, on Thursday last He
Immediately issued two proclamatlons, one Of
which begins: "Spanardsl soldlersl The
watchword IA God and Country The King ap-
peals to your honor ON Gods altar to annihilate
the foreigner. lie promises peace, abundance,
and liberty.
On the I'd inst bands Of Carlists existed in
the Province OF Navarro, Guipazcoa, Biscay,
Alana, Teruel, Castellon, Barcelona, Tarragona,
Legtda;; Valencia, segoyia Ayiia' BurSos, Aroson,
Leon, Nalladolid, and Oricd0.
The Spanish Government has fears Of rising
Of the Republicans Ia the south; ,,. .,,,,.a,
Thirty deputies only attended the sitting OF
the COrtes ON the I'd inst.
SATURDAYS DISPATCHES.
MADRID, May 4-Marsbal Serrano, with his
troops has come up with the principal Carlist
band under Don Carlos in Navarro. The latter
was reinforced 10y Roda at Vera. Hostlities
have begun between the two armies Gen.
Rivera Is hatras-iug the rear of th, iusurgent
forces who are said to he surrounded by the
LOYAL troops. The officers of the Kings Govern
mcnt hope to capture Don Carlos and hold him
for punishment.
RECEPTION or THE REvoLUTioSARY CuIEF.
Don Carlos entered Vera, a town In Navarro.
on the ljedassoa river, wich forms a part uf the
boundary line between France and Spain, yes
terday. His entry was greeted by the ringing Of
church bells and the cheering ~ the citizens.
The paTtisans Of Don Carlos In this city assert
that their leader did not leave Spanish territory,
as WAS reported
The Government troops encountered Carlist
band In Tarragt ma, ana after short conflict re-
pulsed the insurrectionist-. Another band un-
der Rotundo has been completely defeated.
rising on large scale IL expected to-day IN Cata-
lunia. Troops have been distributed throughout
the province to suppress any demonstration.
Communication between lilbas and this city,
which was interrunted 10y the Carlists burning
the railroad bridges in the province of biscay,
has been retstahshed.
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Grants Lust Proposition for n Settlement
DecIinrh by ErenI RriInIn.

WAsHlNGToN, May 5,-There is no change
in the position Of the Alabama question since
the recent seni-o0icid publication, In which II
was said the claims for indirect damages have
not been, and would not be withdrawn.
The Government has not, in its statement or
counter statement, asked the tribunal Of arbi-
traitors to draw any distinction between the two
classes of claims for direct and Indirect damages,
but both have been submitted together in the
hope the tribunal will exercise the power con
ferred upon ito award a sum in gross TO be
pad by Great britain to the United States
The suggestion that we would not ask the
tribunal for any WOneyed consideration for indi-
rect damages, provided Great Britain would not
claim compensation for similar injuries under
like circumstance, was discussed by prominent
gentlemen of both countries before the intima-
uon was made 10 Great Britain that we would
accept II Is nm ensy and satisfactory solution Of
the present diihcuity Thus II appears from
conversations in prominent circles that Great
Britain does not deem II necessary To officially
make the declaration or to enter into such
stipulation for the reason that she never ad-
mltied the principle Of claims for indirect
DAMAGES ~ between nations, and adheres 10 her
position ON the question rs heretofore expressed.
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DIED.

ADAIR.-On sunday, May s. at his residence g05 Gates
ay,, Brooklyn. Robert Adsir. aged 81 years
Notice Of the funeral hereafter.
ANDRADE;-On May 0. Ester Ellen. daughter OF
Joseph and Ellen Andrade, aged wear ana months.
The funeral will leave 5(i West i2d st., at o'clock,
to-day, Monday.
BARNEs.-ln Brooklyn May I. Edward Warden. son
OF the Rev j. S. and B. H. Barnes, aged years aud
months
Relatives and friends Of the family also the parish
OF the Chapel invited 70 attend the funeral
at ocloc B.. NJ.
GARRETsoN.-At staploton, 5. l., on Saturday, May
4, ls,2. Mrs. susan GarrctHuu, aged 70 years.
The funeral WIN take place at the First Pres byteran
Church stapleton s. l., on Tuesday May T. lS1l, M II
O'Clock, precisely.
hero Of tue Chiliau war OF indepeud nee.
HUGHES. In London, on Say s, George Hughes,
brother Of Thomas Iughcs, NJ T..
LINTON. on SUNDAY, May s. CItharlne j., dau yhtgr
OF George Linton, aged months.
M Ile funeral VI WI take plaee on 92tay at w. from
MHtfEllEAD.-At carroll .u, Louisiana, April q,
of COpsumpiion, Bridget Whitchcfd, wife Of James
Whitehead, i, In the ilth wear ~ her age.
Ihe relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from 40 Pearl st. New York, at
O'Clock, on Morday, MAY 9.
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SATURDAY MAY 4.-FLOUR AND GRAIS- Flour
rather STRONGER m sympathy with wheat trade very
fair Cor Saturday hut quottons unsettled and nonnB
wheat active. manly for milling and 10 hnnt loads
In store sold at SiGitSil3 for No. 2 spTug Chicago
and Milwaukee. 81 1Q Tor No spring; ~ ~ ~ N for
No. and No. TOlcfO, with some white Mich gan az e.
Corn declined to ljc. for new Western mixed ON tie
spot but vas nrner for future May 'o and Juns 7Vo
Other grains quiet.
PEoyIsIosE-Ilog products dun and weak ex.
cent lard, which sold freely ~ primo esten steam At
97lGc for May, with some business at axe. for dune.
and iOc. for August New mess pork 1880. cash and
May, and tid fli25 for the summer months. Dressed
hogs lower athYgtc. Butter sud cheese shade nruer
and more active.
CorToS-Quie and unchanged, low m iddlng up
lands 2c. on thr spot, llpc. iOr May - lGC for
June, PC for July, se Tor aepteuber, aud l9)sc Tor
November.
GnoCGRIrs- Coffee ariner and fairly active, Rio iri
Bl6l.c gold, In bOnd SuRatp tlati fair 10 good rpdn
ing, s&@s%ci besl Crushed, I2sc. Molasses aud rice
quiet.
sUSDRmS -ROsin dun at 1915 for strained. sp,rIts
urpentine sold n 81 ic. Petroleum very hrn rrrncd
70 hhis 9ss ~ crude In 6glA, isGlsAe, Whisky
dun and lower ut S0sesIc. TalloW tfmcr with smail
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Arrfycd-SuNDAY, May s.
steamship T. G. Knight. Washington, ID. c.. mdLs. and
pass.
Steamship Acushnet. New Bedford, mdse, and pass.
steamship tanltI Ihiladelphia mdse aud pass.
steamship Oty Of Washington Liverpool, mdse. aud
pass,
steamship ST. Louis, New Orleans, mdse. and pafs,
Steamship balnc, LIVERPOOL, mds6. aud pass.
steamship Herman Livingston, Savannah, mdsp. and
pass,
snip Elizabeth Nicholson, Calcutta uldse.
ship Forest chef, Liverpool, udse.
HMp ReltcdrIe, Manila, hVun-
sup ianElehdtr, Hong Kong, mdsc.
BARK Mexican, MntanAs, meiato.
Bark Soncrl lilu, Bucu1s Ayrcs, hides,
Bark Culsg l,aua, Buuosnc, cement.
l!ark Magdu VA, AugpstGta, mnlaastr,
Hark Christina, BduluguC, CtWeul.
LuTk HrLlll Baha, rpsrN uud,
Bark l'rlndHcHsa AlfI andra, III. Crni1, sIsif,
Brig Eluda, NJ tesina, truit,
Hrjg Amelia, MgsslCa, fruit,
hchr Storm Ring Baravoa, frrit.
kChr Harry Bluh, narucol, hult
Also, the usual TlYeT ana cOAslNlso vessCls,
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Bnsiutss Noiitts.
The Philosophy Of stimulation.

HEEWHUVWN
The happest combination Of tonic antibious, blood
purifying apcrent, nvigorang and sedative eemente
known In vegetable pharmacy renders Hostetters
stomach Bttcrs invaluable medicine. Yet these ell
ements would be sadly deficient in operative force II
they were not utilized and applied by the pure stmu.
liant with which they Incorporated That timulant
the unadulterated Of sound rye renders their
curative properties active and is the motor to speak,
which dihuses them through the enfccblcd or diseased
s. N. II the same medicinal ingrcd 1ts mixed
with water they could reach the destination where
they expected to do their ONCE. You might well
expect lightning to he conveyed from point to point by
noncouductor as the specifics of the vegetable king
dom to do their appointed work without stmulant for
their vehicle.
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A Counnurntiou I'm Ccn,rnI Iowa.

MARsHALITows, NAV "A FIRE began In STAN
leys elevator at noon to-day and quickly communicated
to the adjoining buGings. Famed b. the high wind, II
at one time thr, ,lcned the WI BE The entire
southeast part 81 the city Is IN ruins The loss Is est
mated AZ about fAhNs. Five elevators, with vast
hmoun, a. IAN N1ollen mlil, two hotels, four lum'
building nye stores and shops. and three dwelling
houses were destroyed. The Cedar Rapids GrinncI,
ana pts Moincs nrc cnpnCS telegraphed for and
promptly came In aid. The citizens are Ina Of in-
tense excitement, and full particulars ascer-
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The Army Reunion. I'm cleveland.

Gen. Hooker. President of the Society Of the
Army Of the Potomaci Gen. A. +, burnside, command
crinchief Of the Grand Army Of the Republic, and
staG Gen II. A. Barnum, commander Of the Depart.
ment Of New York, g. A. r.. and stAG. Gen. A. s. VII
liams Of detroit, and Otnpr prominent members Of
both organizations, leave tomorrow morning for
tleaVemd 20 attend the an1un meeting OF thtr sOcie
ties. The society OF the Army Of the Potomac meets
on Tuesday, and the National Fncampment OF the q.
X. meets on "wednesday. The Erie Railway Company
have placed magnificent special car the disposal u
the distinguished party for the round trip.
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BURNFTT-GREY.-in Newark. Y T.. April % Frank
Burnett. son Of Col Harry Burnett, TO Miss Lille NJ.
Grey Of Albany.
sMITH-LEWIs-Iu the Church Of the Incarnation,
Washington, Aprll ~. by the Rev. DR.; Montgomery,
Lieutenant Commander Frederick r. Smith, u s. ", TO
Mss Caroline = Lewis daughter Of the late s. $. Lewis,
Of Boston.
sTRIN GER-NORrH.- At Brecknock. January 25. =.
strlnger Royal Welsh Fusilcrs, to Edith NJ, daughter
OF j. North, BreCknock.
HAFFEtl-MoLAIN.-Near UrbanA. Ohio. April 80,
ls'2 by The Rev VIM " Cayhaugh Thos. II. Sha1er, ~
uamilton TO Mis- Lizzie j., eldest daughter Of Jasi a.
MeIain. ESQ.
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The Pipe mems Committee called ON Commits
sioner Van Nort Saturday afternoon. They demand
ed S2.i1 per day for the all round. The Commis
soncr said he would give them the wages that are
paid In Central Park, namely Laborers, o. ruckmen
l' aud blaHtcrs t}.5O, The committee explained
that The work on the pipes required more skilled labor
then ON the boulevard, and vas harder, but Mr. Van
hOlt was arm, aud the committee retired They viii re-
port TO the men hls morning al O'Clock, at the Oucs
In Ninth
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The Khnrkor PoIicc Eomen,Inr a Rint.

LONDON, May "a serious riot took place H.
Kharkof large market town OF South Russia last
week, caused BY the interference OF The police with the
Easter amusements ~ the people. The nrcen cines
we're brought out to dispense the crowds by throwing
water on them This so eXasperted the populacc that
they attacked the police aud nre stations and guttcd
them The Governor ordered out the troops, who we're
stoned by the mob, Whtrtupun they ured, aud ci
liens were Killed and wounded. The lotcrs then dis.
pcrsed and AZ last accounts the city was quiet but
der martial law.
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Just inter Chri.tmas of1s7O,

was laid up with an obstinate cough, together
with splitting Of blood accompanied with sonp fever
from the Joint effects Of which Was Ereauy wCakeucd,
and became rapidly reduced Following the hest ad.
vice could get, tried various medicines, but none ~.
parently did much good leaving me low spirited
enough. made up my mind at last to try Dr. Jayuo r
ENpectorant and procured some. used n carefully
arctU ahd GRADUALLY got rld OF ny comlhaint.-Wh.
A. {. PYLE, lanarOn, Perry Co. Nis.-IlU
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B0UERY SALOON MURDER.
A Landlord stabbed while Eiecting n Drunk-
en- Ni-itor-A Disgrace to the Noble Gran
which Horace Greeley Houor-.

~ Landlord NtobDed Whtie iJerttua " Druuh-
en- Ni-itor-A Disgrace to the Noble Gran
which Horace Greeley Houors.
On saturday night at nine o'clock, there
was murder In the concert SELDOM In the
Bowery known as Hotel d'Aneleteere, opposite
the Bowery Theatre. A frequcnter Of the saloon
known To the proprietor as johnny the print
er," was in the saloon behaving in drunken
and disorderly manner, abusing the girls and
guests, and applying insulting epithets 10 them
Franz Schmitt, proprietor OF the saloon, lost
patience, and determined to put him out. lie
took him by the collar and forced him down
stairs. The man struggled furiously, and Just
as Schmitt had got him TO the door the fellow
druw large dirk knife and stabbed the saloon
keeper In the abdomen and breast. Schmitt
shouted for the police, and Officer Mellan ap
pcared. The blood flowed In streams from the
wounds, but the victim, hardly conscious Of the
serious nature Of his wounds, walked 10 the Ell
bridge street police station and preferred a
charge Of stahblne against Mortimer. While
there Schmitt tainted under loss Of blood. and
on recovering, begged to be sent home to die"
lie was placed on "A stretchcr and taken home.
Coroner Keenan,, accompanied r Sergeant
Carr with the prisoner. hastened to H.. concert
saloon shortly afterwm :. They found Schmitt
writhlng IN agony. hs recognized the prisoner
oner was remanded to the Eldridge street police
station.
Justice Shandlcy AZ the Essex Market Court.
The following certificate from Dr. Waterman
was handed To his Honor:
The Non. Justice scott
This II 20 certify that am prof ssonaY attending
Franz Schultt Who was stal bed fatally on Saturday
night by John Il. Mortimer. and thar saa SChntt can
not by any possibility recover. Respectfully
". ". WATERMAN, NJ ID.
Justice shandley accordingly committed Nor
timer. Georgina Howe aud Nelly Murphy. waiter
girls Ia the concert hail. and W. NJ Smyth, of
ITO Canal street. were summoned as witnesses
=, a Sun reporter called yesterday afternoon at
Essex Market prison To see Mortimer. lie says
he Is native Of Ohio, twenty y-nine years old.
lie has no relatives In New York, but has "A sis
ter in Detroit. lie says he was employed for
ten years on the NeW York Tribune "a a printer
and was discharged last spring for incOmpeten-
had looked for work, but been unable to get
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Another excitement at the great original Dol
lar Store. G67 BroadSay under the Grand Central
Hotel 70o Bohemian vases, richly decorated 10 gold
that sell In other places for &c. be purchased at
the Dollar Store for 81. This stock was secured by the
prnprctors Of G67 Broadway at lost than Onahaf the
usual cost, with the view of euppyng their immense
demand for vases during the month Of May,-AdU
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In August, ls6o, a quantity of Iewelry, valued
at $500, MAS stolen from Mrs +. B. Conway OF Brook
Ign. festcrl GNomau, giving her name Mrs Rog.
ere, Of huNCry, Cail On hrs CONWAY ana restored
the stolen property Nut one pgce was missing. ailt
refused to give an! Information.
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ANDIs.-In the city OF New York, on MAY Z. by the
Hon. John r. Brady. Justice OF the Supreme Court
kaspcr Andis from Frances Andis,
Ofr.-ln the city Of New York on MAY T. by the Hon
Joseph y. DAILY. Judge OF the Court Of Common Pleas,
Rosa OF from Frederick OF Plaintiff permitted TO
marry again.
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Money deposited I'm the Mutual Denedt Sav.
ings Bank lSfn building, onnusve city upll VIII draw
sA per cent interest COMMENCING on The hfst Of ever
nlDnth.-AIp
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Furniture, carpets, and haddlng. An immense
stock and low prices nt B N, ,fONpcrthWais lRS chat
ham st Weekly aLd monthly payments ulAel.-Id0
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The following the quotations Of puts and calls by
Haskns Brine, II brosd street. room ls We quote
the distance from tue market price Of the stocks a.
which puts aud calls can be had for premium Of
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Us.,or,. 4. certain 10 operate. 7, doe. No,

CastorIs IL certain 10 operate. II does not
nauseate or Rripe Ike castor OIL but lie pleasant to
take digests the food regulates the bowels and
natural sleep Il Is equally adapted to adults and IN
fints. We n 70 contain neither Mineral, Nor
phinc, nor Alcohol We will give sample bottles TO any
accredited physician. J. q. ROSE CO,
So Broadway, New York.
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MARINE ISTELLIGENOE.

IMMATURE ALaAhAo-rHa DAY,
sun Rises. h} san sets. IL Noon rzas. 35
uiUH WATER-Tuis DAY.
Sandy Hook 50 GOV, Island. a. Hell Date t o.
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Gcn. Fnmk,. snnmrr IIrndmnrtrr.. :

Gen. Funk and z, Il. SteinhaTdt, father OF tho
distinguished young counsellor have taken the Bath
Hotel at iath l., H. tor the ensuing season. Tue surf
bathing hshlng and dTR es are unsurpassed.
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Short options, 10 to IS days. at same distance from
market, for y cent. put or call at the market
price called a strsddlel can be had many of thu
leading stocks ~ days for 2a03 cent. premium.
Attention Is invited to the advertisement VI Robert
Bale, TO be found elses here.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING HOUSE OF HENRY cLEws s ct

BANKING HOUSE OF HENRY CLEwS CO.,
50 WALL ST, NEW YORK.
Circular Notes and Letters OF Credit for travellers
also Commercial Credits issued, available throSg hoat
the world
rSls Of Exchange on The In,perls Bank OF London
National Bank u Scotland Provincial Bank OF Ireland
and all their branches
Tcegraphlc Transfers Of money Europe, san
Francisco, and the West Indies.
Deposit accounts received in either Currency Coin
subject to check A. sight which pass through the Clear
ing House as II drawn upon any dty bank interest al
lowed an daily balances Certificates Of Deposit Is
sued bearing rate Notes aud Drafts
collected.
State, city, and Railroad Loans nerotatod
CLEws, HABICHr & co,
II old Broad st., Ioniou.
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Gorsts an0 Gnr,iaots.

.orsS an0 Gauiaou.
EOR SALE one hay horse, win WAGON grj hRr.
y uuss yelfs old, sound uAd klAdi Win be sc.istra
rate. al II Ludlow ~
I,OR SALE CIITAP-ih0r'os, etiirtart. rurk,
II or express / large b,ui, Wsrfa1tcd rs Delaney
St. ugtll sold.
T-OR SALE chea7-N 7I.i Tore A5i Sagul. "a
aN" between luJih ull 4lltu sts, lu lahtty
J,Oly SALE cheap a second hdad baruuchc. Coll
Il al q Amlty 81. grocery store.
TOR .SALE-A good horse aud wagon Lpigp ttae,
II SAi BoWcry
WANTED +Tw6 GOD slrnhS Wagons suUtr ior
AsAL. 2Q9 BfOomstL
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REMOVAL.
ROBERT RAILE,
GOLD B@OkER AND MEMBER OF TIM COin TX,
CHANGE,
nas removed from a Wall street 20
WALL STREET
under the Pank OF the RepuDhc,
corner Of Broadway.
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Down They Go-1hc refreshing drinks made from
Wilhanss Extract OF Jamaica Ginger.
The sun., 1872-05-06

The Government bond market opened 81 jng on fairly
active dealings, prices being fully ksH Of y cent.
higher than At the close yesterday AZ the noon cell
there slight reaction IN ts6ls 1865 new 61s Css
and currency 6s, but the market wound up strong At
pretty nearly the best figures reached since tue upward
movement set In
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Rrp @ooSs.


w. KrEYTI2gESsp YTI2g ESsp ,a powrRY. q
Opens this morning the following
BARGAINS.
BLACK SILKS,
AtN u 81 %, els,
and upward
JAPANESE SILKS,
'TS TsSt'SiStfF! iSt f!bS baf'ggss 'gs SiS SSJB6sy B6Ssy yard
mPoRfEp mEPSo Ahh rt6 F6ri fi2fSfEEssEEIRcss5v fffE ssEEIRcss5v,
From 1'c' go per yard
OTTOMAN STRIPED sGkwLs,
THREAD AND LLAMA LACE ..-
f4SS fk6S hAitSAi6S, Is AND ro'N'S
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
BARGAiNsi BAnGAiNsi BAnGAiNsi
FROM AUCTION.
JUST RECEIVED
TABLE bAMAsKs,
NAPKINS, TOWELS,
MARsEILLEs QUILTS.
CoUNTERPANEs.
Table Linens from s5c to soc.
Linen Towels from 81 to 25O per dozen.
Linen Napkins from SOC to ti. ~ per dozen.
Msrele, Quilts at tl.So to q each.
Honeycomb Quilts, extra Size at ti each.
Imperial Quilt. at tl.7s each, worth %.
Nottingham Lace Curtains very cheap.
Ladies will save Money and Time" both, by calling
before purchasing. Our motto" quick Sales small
252 and 21i Bowery.
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a1lonn ann 6nal.

DIST family coal, stove, nlnc'. aud egg. t.Sl per
- ton OF .uW lhs3 lnrcr mt g. fcreHNcl amt doy.
cred. III os STOKES, corIer I'D w. aui l0th ay.
4 (NOAL at low prlces-Rcd ash stove NJ IS 60 white
y or red ash nut at 81 pei tua served f0n Yard ~
Broolnv st.. 2ll Greene ST., 3l3 BOWty JACOB WEEKS.
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At THE GREAT EAST SIDE EsTAI

N
LlsHMENT
FANCY GOODS
By EVERY STEAMER FROM Ell ROPE.
Il. RIDLEY & SON
offer to-day
OVER LOO CASES NEW STRAW GOODS
ENGLISH ROUND HATS AND BoNNETs.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CHIPS.
ALL THE NEWEST STYLES.
you CAN FIND EVERY SHAPE AND BRAID
HERE.
THE LARGEST STOCK iN THIS CITY.
WITHOUT DOUBT THE CHEAPEST.
BONNET AND SASH RIBBONS.
FRENCH FLOWERS wREATHs, VINES, ETC.
REAL LACEs. COLLARS. BARBEs.
OVER 1900 NEW SILK PARAsoLs AND SUN TN.
BRELLAs.
PARAsoL COVERS A SPECIALITY.
SILK PRINCES, DRESS TRAININGS. AND But.
TONS
EMBEoInERIEs. DOLLY WARDEN TIES, sc. EACH.
YANKEE NOTIONS, FROM A PIN To A DIAMOND
KID GLOVES
AT SOC. TWO BUTTONS, 75c. PAIR.
OUR DOLLAR GLOVE WE wAIRANT GIVE
NEW PAIRS WHEN THEY RIP.
EDWARD. 2BUTroN, tL Si.25 PAIR.
RIDLEYs SEAMLESS, si.25 AND r.S PAIR.
RIDLEYs PERFECT SEAMS. ti25 AND sLs5 PAIR.
WE IMPORT OUR OWN GLOVES.
CLEARING OUT OTHER BRANDS.
OUR GLOVE WARRANTED.
OUR EDWARD GLOVE WARRANTED.
LOOK Al OUR SASH RIBBONS AT 5Sc., ssc AND
voc
y. RIDLEY son,
3Ol. sll. 3liH GRAND ST. AND
O., %, IS. AND ~ ALLEN ST.
NEW YORK,
FIFTH BLOCK EAST FROM THE BowERY.
THE GRAND CENTRAL
FANCY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
OF
R.H. MACY & co.
MACY oHerS this week Job lot OF
MACY. Dolly Warden Aprons,
MACY and
MACY. New Goodsin
MACY. Ties. Hats, Parasols,
MACY. SUITS, Lace Shawls, Flowers, aud
MACY all other goods IN their
MACY. Extensye establishment,
The sun., 1872-05-06

~ NATHANIEI cox has removed hIs law once TO
~ American Tract society BuNdlug, 80 Nds sau st.
Nv W. Lyon, house and insurance agent hls re-
W moved 10 - Az ID. Property for sale aud TO let
IN all part OF tne city.