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THE VENDETTA OF TWO GIRLS.


RoNaua Deese on Trial for the Stubbiug Of
Fanny Pnlmer-A Plea Of Self-Defence-
Eleven Obstinate Jurors Again.
on the night of April Fanny Palmer,
alias Fairbanks, was dangerously stabbed in the
left side by Roxana Deese at Fourth avenue
ana Eleventh street. Fanny was taken to Belle
yue Hospital, whore she remained over two
weeks, and Roxana was held for trial. Yester-
day the case came up in the General Sessions.
Both girls were decently clad, and Ia their
demeanor evlnced good breeding and fair de-
gree Of Intelligence. The prisoner especially
had fair countenance, on which evil habits
have left no visible traces. They told very differ
cnt and utterly contradictory stories.
The complainant swore that on the morning
~ the as her friend" Al Palmer, had a
lght with Roxanas friend Al Strickland, AT
During the fracas, strickland, Fanny alleges,
knocked her down with her parasol. AT night
she met him again on the street in company
with Roxana, and was set upon 10y the two, the
man throwing pepper IN her eyes ana hoxana
The prisoner testified that Fanny lnterfered
while the men were quarTelling, and that she and
her friend we're t9rciby GSiected from the pre-;
vengeance, Fanny vOwing that she would have
Roxana's blood before the day over. An
attempt 20 put these threats into execution was
made twice and was fOiled 10y the prisoner keep
ing out of reach. But finally the lnfuriated
spelling for a fight. RoXana concluded 20 crafty
her In that respect, and the short and decisive
combat began without further paTley Fanny
made lunge at her adversary with nine-neh
dagger. Roxana avoided the blow 10y ducking
her head, and at the same instant indicted the
stab for which she was now being tried. She
claimed to be acting in fear OF her life and in
self-defence.
The case was submitted without argument.
Eleven jurors showed their faith in the prisoner
story by attempting To acquit her without leay-
| ing their seats, But the twelfth Juror had con-
vction stamped on his mind by Fanny's nara
uon, and he voted 20 convict. After an houTe
consuitation the eleven obstinate Jurors were
| tried again.
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THE REAL ESTATE MARKEr.

Beecker & Son sold at the Exchange Sales
yesterday the brownstono front and lot 6 East
Fifeth street to Robert Klauberg for tlsO. Mr. Ken.
nelly sold the tenement house and lot the north side
Of sevcutysS street, $50 feet Of the Eleventh
avenue. 70 Alfred Zoe for 1000 and the tenement
house and lot adnluing thc above to Robert Mackln
Tor s9lN Mr. J. Johns9,n, ~ sold l55 lots az lnge'
Stevenson Son have sold at private sale two lots the
northwest corner ~ Madison avenue aud fourth
and lot the north side Of the ia the
rear u q c above. for fSiOpl.
Attention IL called % tho Advertisement of Mcllck.
fr. & Brother, who wiz cell Gn lots and nuuher Of dc.
stahlc dwellings In flnbgth. y J, on Monday next
tNelrsiuu tick and maps cla be obtained 40 Mr.. Mel
ic Is Office u Aue street. The most liberal terms are
offered TO purchasers.
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DdSHES HERE IND TIIERE ny THE
SUNS REPORTERS.
Tie Noble Count to the Rescue The Fire ttt
Niblo's Theatrc-Aid from "the Lrst of

The Noble Count to the Rescue The Fire Rt
NibIOs Theatrc-Aid from "the Last OF
the Plantagcnets."
The Count Joannes presents his compliments
to the Editor Of THx sUE. and will be obliged by the
publication Of the suhJolned letter upon the subject
matter Of the recent ire and his natural desire to aid
the suffercrs:
10 Bepry O. aE1rrsf,, Es, crd HenrV J. Pnfrer. ~
MY DEAR STHs;-I prOfer to you the sentiments ~
my profound reuTet aUn the and destru"
ton u y0ur theatre. I would have written Instantly
but my prot ssona duty IN the supreme Court In " g
action OF Hndebrand against ogden dhe argument con.
cluded yesterday has prevented my writing 70 you
until this moment. ! proher, also, my ympsthy & &net
only tD the wealthy. Ike yourselves aud Mr. Alexander
Stewart but also especially to the artstes, musicians
machinists and mechanics Of the theatre whose daily
Gomez by the fiery demon Pluto. who laughs to scQrn
his victims mlseries. My affection for that prOles
sion, immortalized by having shakespeare for a
brother, IL prOverbial and hearted and my humble
hereby freely offer for beneut night within this month
Ny forensic duties In the courts will demand my pro.
fessiOnal time thereafter. My Intended two evenings
woud have given me at least tI 0U regard my loss
" the re, and humby claim the hist oric fact that
was the Last Of the Plantagenets In your theatre
April 81 ISL In regard 10 lr benent Of which now
I. To act OlAslio to Mr.. Booths Idpo.
2 Or TO act Hchdrf III. at Mr.. BOOTHS theatre anu
each of US n the same week, and for the same Vood
s. or 70 act ToN Fsiir Inhe "Thc comedy Of Wonder,
At Mr. wsllaeke theatre, and each Of US In the same
& Or to act Iachdrd fIL at the Grand Opera House
cd performance a. shall be worthy Of the occasion
With renewed sentiments OF my sympathy, remain
t!Ty.s ~ Ykw YORK. LEoorrT's HorEL, Evening, May
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Physician suins for Ills Fees.

The last case yesterday before Judge Curtis Of
the superior Court that OF physician whose fees
had not been paid. For ten ycays he had at
tended 20 the Illnesses great ard small Of the family Of
Mr.. Geo. Smith OF Eighy-sNth street Last year Mr..
smiths wife Sick and the doctor paid her forty
Ysit= more. IL vas journey Of three miles IRON
bis house to hers and her recovery he put in bfl
for tlS charging ti mile for each visit. Mr. Smith
thought the charges eXorbitant and refused TO pay
them. The doctor held that they were moderate ph-
clans generally demanding - a call. Judge Curtis
thought them very moderate, too and pronounced the
testimony Of experts to shov that to be the
Mr. Smiths lawyer. apparently thinking Il hard case.
took sfeps to defend his client and yesterday the
doctor took Judgment ~ default being simply required
to state his facts on oath.
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Oyster Mortality in Jamaica Ray.

During the summer Of ISL the New Jersey
oystermen invaded Jamaica bay in violation OF law
and planted about three million oysters The auhor
ties with armed force drove the Jerseymen away when
they had finished planting. The oysters were planted
in private clam beds. where the growth natural
heavy. The oysters could therefore make no secure
bed and were more or less the mercy OF the tide
The extreme cold weather fruEe the Ice TO an unusual
thickness which the lowering tides let down on the
oysters, Killing them. Tho heat Of Wednesday made
tie dead oysters smell bad, and some Of the bay
men could not stand IL. The same stencil prevailed
yesterday. Some men went TO learn the cause, and
tpund both oysters and clans dead and rotten. The
Tres IL heavy. Had the Oy-trrmen been allowed those
they planted the clans would have been saved As IL
h the tarmers lose heavily.
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Andrew Kopke, living in Hodson street, who
arrested some time ago at the instance Of his
on charge Of intending TO fight duel was again
rcstedyosterday order from the superior Court,
in which Henry Edolmuih has begun an action against
Kopke for 5000 damages for assnult and battery.
Edclmuth's statement Is that on Thursday he went
into Greenwich street to purchase meat without any
prnXocauon kopke came up behind him. and shouting,
" III Nil you, you --- - - struck Edelmuth
driving four teeth down his throat and Ouseniug othcrs
recovered.
kopke taken to the sherids oflec. and when Rd.
mittcd TO bail, badC defiance 20 every Al.
though he has but one arm he = nevertheless powerful
man. and capable Of doing much hafIn.
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Elijah p. Shedden, young man keeping a
iour and feed store IN West street, charged at
Jenrson Market wednc csday with forging the name
Of his uncle, Elijah shedden, of New Jersey. 10 a
promissory note for ti 500 The elder shedden the
that the sisnature to the was not his but
Yesterday be testified In the course Of his examination
that he had signed the note
Justice Cor said that he believed shedden had
80 10 save his nephew from the State Prison or he
really had signed the note he awOre the previous day
that he did not TO swinde Horace Dennett Super
lBiendent Of the Enlcterbocker lee Company, who
directed Mr.. Goldey, the clerk, to make out com.
plant against shedden, ST.. for perjury He wAs locked
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sprtinI Nullcrs.
rnE WHEAT FIELD OF AMERICA.
HEALTHFUL CLIMATE. FREE HoMEsrEADs, coz.
VENGENT MARKETS


yENtEXT MARKETS.
ruF NORTHERN PACIFIC RAuRnAD offer. o.,
SALE ITS LANDS in Central and Western Min
W., u Wv n',,' r,.,.o
for the mill the farm. and the re s. Rich Prairie Pas
turage and Natural Meadow with clear lakes and run
ming streams In hcalthful climate where Fever aud
Ague Is unknown. Grain be shipped from this
,ion " 'nc A.'a1U .''e' ~ cu'ApV =. ron h"-'ern
these land. from Lake superior to Dakota-253 miles.
Free OF laha close 70 track 10 y per acre iarther
Credit; warrantrc Deeds Northe I'm Pacific Ilailfoad
7sO Bonds received In payment for lands at sO No
other unoccupied lands present such 20 set.
tiers
ao,ntrpa .u,.. Az. .. lao. ,t... ,s-,, 90, -,
- t,t,t',, -" - ~ -, =, - - :, .,
-@'''.1as - '0'' Wv - Wv
rp p,Ssnopr,r,o>, AT ppn,,cpn ,.rps ,.,..
ed from all prncnal poin,s Ea., 10 purch.ser Of Rail-
road Lands and 10 settlers ON overnnept Homesteads
Purchasers viii have fare over the Northern Pacific
~ ~Hal0aa n gu, ga noN & we ue tor se''iers anu
Pamphlets containing map and description Of lands
and copy OF ihe New Hon.steed Law are -en ree aud
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An OmcehoIders' Convention In westehester
Couuty.

The bread and butter brigade Of the First
Assembly District Of westehester county held con
ventlon yesterday In Morrsania Hall. Morrisania and
appointed Messrs J. r. Angel r. r. Ellis and A. Hen
shaw delegates to the Elmira Convention. There were
Just twenty persons In the hall and three Of these
Greeley men. The rest we're ofncehodCrs and
their friends. Among the most prominent were Milton
toudon, e. 5. Deputy Marshall James n. Angel U. s.
Commissioner, u. II. Frshee Postmaster; j. A. Henry
Assessor Of Internal Revenue: o. A. Henshaw, Custom
House offcer John J. Ramsey Auditor In the Custom
House C. II. Foster, teVeunc officer Dr. Freeman, U.
;. Health Inspector Jas Armstrong, Assessor of In.
tcrnal revenue Jas. u. Marvin. distant cousin Of
Grants W. r. Rove. OF the Yonker's Gdfsffe, pub
fisher Of the United states laws :. H. storms. Deputy
Collector Of Internal Revenue and j. Il. Traphagan,
Custom House officer.
After the delegates had been selected. Mr.. Angel
moved that their representatives. hc instructed vote
for The nomination Of u. :. Grant for President
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
REIMBURSEMENT OF MAY COUPONS !

BANKING HOUSE OF JAY COOKE co.
To all seeking Investment combining large pront with
abundant security, we offer and recommend the First
Mortgage 80 Gold BOndG Of the Northern Pacine Ra
road Company
They have thirty years TO and bear Interest al the
rSte Of $40 per cent IN gold.
Many holders ofsSe are exchanging them foI North
The sun., 1872-05-11

Attention IL Invited 10 the advertisement Of The New
Jersey Southern Railroad Company To be found In
other column, Under the euterpHsiug management of
Mr q. ". Bentley this company has recently purchased
the nne steamers Jesse H6yt and Plymouth Rock and
leased the NiuCaud Railroad, thus securing delightful
through route TO the Delaware Bay, The Camden and
Atlantic City Railroad has also been leased and thus
direct route to Phladp phA aud Cape MAY s established.
The steamers are behs th9roqglly ,rtued and sil
soon appear on the luc Nj. John Is, Norris, OF the
banking firm Of GTgrultAf Norris Goa has been elect,
cd President ~ the Nineand Railroad above alluded 10,
whose business reputation Is well and fayUrab known
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A New Police Regulation.

The Police Department have ordered that
when any member Of the force shall be dismissed on
charges the Chief Clerk shall report the Judgment with
the substance u the specifications to the supeTnend
ont, who shall transmit the same by telegraph TO all
station houses, and captains shall publicly read the re-
mustered for duty.
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A committee of citizens Of the Nineteenth
Ward presented petition 10 the Board Of Health yes
terday, praying for relief In relation 10 the
heap between Forty-nfth and Forty-seventh streets
r. which i three stories high, and covers aerc Of
ground. The committee said that q number Of boys,
who seemed 10 make living by thieyng and other i'm
proper means, had dug beneath the and
lived there, using milk can for stove.
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A Man Carving Uphis wife.

John Thomas. the man who made a desperate
attempt TO murder his wife At Gregory street Jersey
city. on Thursday, was brought up for examination
the jersey city Police Headquarters ycsterday. He
pleasantooking man n nifty years OF but IL nend.
lfh when intoxicated His wife stabbed In no less
than eight places only one Of the wounds, however,
being scfiosan Sue will probably recover Hs dlugh,
ter made afdlC setting forth the fsst I!nst him
and he was committed for trial.
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An unknown man on Thursday night leaped
from the ferry boat susquehanna OF the Payonia ferry
line He had been acting strangely, and was followed
10 the bow OF the boat by persons who had noticed him
but not il time 70 prevent the act The boat Was
stopped but the body Was not recovered The man
about IS Year, old, well dressed wore light duster
and felt hat and had heavy beard.
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Defyina the Health Board. Orders.

On Wednesday last the Board Of Health adopt
ed olutiOn ordering the saughterng OF cattle In
the yards In East Forty NTH street between Second and
Third avenues, TO be discontinued. This action
taken because the augherng places had been reported
10 be- In nhy condition. Notwithstanding the boards
order, the butchers s continue to slaughter there
the residents In the neghbOrhood tesfy from the
picous noises made by the animals while uelng Killed.
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The Taylor WIN Case.

The contestant IN this somewhat famous win
Is not the daughter OF Mr., Tayiors second wife,
Maria, from whom Mr.. Taylor obtained the alleged
bogus divorce, but the daughter Of his nrst wIO.
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Shocking OestirutiOn in Jersey City.


covered In Jersey CITY In family Of siX persons the
father was found dying with consumption, three ch,l-
dren lying III with the smallpox, and one child lng
dead IN the house with the disease. The mother was
unable to provide 4 cd sufficient money TO secure
the burial Of the dead child.
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Arriv-d-FRrpAr. May 10.

Arrivrd-FRrDAN. May 10
steamship Jason. stettin. rndsc. and psss.
BARK kneryia, Liverpool, salt.
Bark ". Wood. Havana, sugar.
Brig Luxida, hatanzas, molgsscs.
Brig Georgtana. ST. Pierre. sugar.
Brig Dos de Mayo Tuspan, Mex, cedar
SChr James q. farr, Harbor Island, fruit
Schr y. n. Wheaton, Jacksonville, yellow pine
schr lsaac oliver, Aux Cayes, lOgWOod.
tthr Sarah Jane, 81, Domingo, sugar, &c.
schr Geo. " Petts, Eiuethers. pineapple
scnr Peter Mitchell, Baracoa, fruit.
schr John Aosser, fleuthera, pineapples.
schr Fred smith. Arroyo. y. r., sugar, &e.
Alec, the usual river anu cOastwi-e vessels.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OUT.
QUEENSTOWN. NAV i0.-siberia, Boston.
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Fatal gymnastics.
Patrick Page,

Patrick Page, bartender, became intoxicated
early yesterday morning About O'Clock he endeAy-
ored 20 climb 70 the awning At ~ Third avenue He
fen back % the sldeRalk dead.
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ern Pacincs, and thereby fNcREAISu THEIR ANSCAL
INOoHE NEARLY oNE-THtHD.
The highest current rate will he paid for all market
able securities received in exchange.
JAY COOKE & CO.,
New York Philadelphia, aud Washington.
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Furniture, carpets, and bedding An Immense
stock and low prices At u. CowpeThwaitG, la ChaL
ham N. Weekly aud monthly payments tssen.-Adc
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Horace Greeley for President; Burke for your
halter. summer styles ready. Burke, 40 broadway,
corner Of Fulton street.-Adr.
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nia AItasciher Wrong

Ia trihe with . bad cough OF oold, when the rsk
10 great and remedy suTe, prompt and thorough
A. Dr. Jayne's EIpectorant can readily be ound-AdV
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The gold market has been strong and higher adyanc-
lug from ll3 to nay the principal reasons being the
same a. those IN force heretofore and based the
favorable situation q the Alabama dispute, This
supplemented to-day by some rumored spanish comp1.
cations. The large engagement OF specie for to-nior
rowe export t@ADqpl contributed to the advance to-
0Ul The lending rates for gold we're ~, s, and
cent. for carrying To nat the borrowing side The
Assistant Treasurer redeemed in called bonds tl50o0
The tfansactions THE sub.TreasGry we're as follows
Gold receipts VI GO $500; payments, s2s75ii 81; bal
ance - tty Currency receipts, t2sYl Siil5 pay.
meuts saj224iyy balance E,1u6i6.ta customs s5ssi
CO... The total clearings at The Gold Exchange Rank
balances, t5f5o,sl6, The following we're tho qaoti
uonsi
10 iOA.M.....l4 ill.l5A NJ ...iiS< sOP. M.....ii4,f
1910 A. Mia Il M.........,lltA 5P. M....iliE
Foreign exchange closes dun and strong on the biss
Of ig 10 lI for prime " days bills, and liuA to O
for sight.
Enra malls for Europe tomorrow Saturday. Per
steamship kheln vii close Al 1850 L. NJ AZ Tie Mtr.
chants Exchange, 81 snd52 Pine street.
state bonds continue quiet old Nirginla selling AZ 81.
North Carolnas 81, Mi-souris 96, snd Alabama s. .'
Georgia ~ rising cent. to ~. NauutaCturrrH' and
Merchants Bank stock cold AZ par and Central National
4 ~. Railroad bonds we're strong and higher on the
western roads Erie 2is sold a. 9q4 Hnd,on EINrr
suAlug fund. l6i. Dds ~ Albany ami ~I-4uruauua ~
central Paclhc ~. tlQ5, Union lst-, " iacomes
Iackawanna and Western -; Of Tol snd Wah
st. Louis DIVISION y 4ds, ylEs8s lets Of roedo
Peoria ard Warsaw Western NYlaOul alE Western
Inon Telegraph - o. Great Western ists ~ l-sS
Morris and EsscN sts lCli, Milwaukee aud st'ag} 3f,
9ia do lets Iowa dNisoLl, ~ Rock Island y, N3.
and lets OF Boston, Hartford and tue, q.
The highest lowest, and ) L. NJ. closing prices Of
- H Ii
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ANoTHrR SURPRISE.

Judge Of my surprise nearly two months ago, while ia
the Sher's office, talking 10 nay friend Mr.. Gun 20 he
told that there Was warrant Tor MY arrest issued BY
Cyrus W. whitney, County Judge Of OswCgO on tie
complaint OF roln oConuell, Who claimed owed him
t,H0 The man Paine also sWore that had acknOW J..
edged the debt In his presence. such arant perjury
never was known before and here ! have been ever
ting ny bail reduced from tse0 70 tt99; sill Tor.
leave MIR. Tracy, the Warden, III be glad 90 meet my
family once more, aud st more ~ TO meet Mr.. Tom
OConnel.
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REMOVAL.
ROBERT BALE

ROBERT BALE
BULLION AND SPECIE BROKER AND DEALER IN
FOREIGN EXCHANGE,
has removed from q wall street TO
WALL STREET,
under the Bank Of the Republic.
corner OF Broadway.
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MIRINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAc-Tufs DAT.
sun r-es.. Il sun sets...... o. Moon sets II IS
mon wArEH-rute nay.
SANDY Hook 10 % Gov Island n Is Hell Gate IL 81
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DIED.

pAvIs.-In West Springfield Mass, May g. daurt
ter " Llcut George q. Davis of tlo lih L. cavalry
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ANIONG THE COMPLAINTS FOR WHICH
TIE schnapps hss been de- larrt sp'cnc hS the emit
nent physicians who have currusruH4ed with the pro-
privur drupsy, dyspepsia. debility consequent unon
Ions ColuIuei ckars ual oli age, epilepsy, asthma.
gravel collie, affections OF the kdurys and an chronic
.asrs - ne g.mto urinary apparatus FOR these
aut many other disorders a LlH prescribed, with
great success, by more than three thousand medical
practitioners Ia various parts ~ the uIted states.
Put up Zoo quart aud llUt hnff'r- Handsomely rnve
opgl lu yellow pupgr nltn uy name uu tr bottle cors,
aud laie For sale hy all the resnectAble druggistG
I6OLPH woLFE
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4 STORY FROM LUDLOW JAZZ.
The Experience of Australian X Keliy-Tbrown
into the Debtors Prison In Default OF
Buil-A Victim of a Foul Conspiracy.

Among the prisoners in the Ludlow street
jail Ia Mr.. James Kelly OF Matteawan, New Jer-
sey, better known As Australian Kelly. He has
been an inmate Of the Jail since March ~, con-
nned in default OF $1,000 bail, on a suit brought
against him by Thomas o'Connell for 1850, al
legged TO have been paid him in Australia nine
teen years ago Mr.. Kelly's story as told TO a
Sun reporter recently, and authenticated by
several gentlemen II unquestioned yeracity, ex-
poses one Of the yiest con,pracies Of modern
times.
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A CARD.

To relieve the anxiety Of my numerous friends In this
city aud where, who presume that WIS burned
IA Ae building 1ei broadway whore have been locsted
for the last nine years and which took IN
ton With Niho's theatre ! have the pleasure TO
state that with the exception OF steam engine and
suue other heavy machinery, have since May had my
entire stock OF materials and merchandise removed u
my new building, ~ Duane st. cor Of broadway, whore
nov continue the manufacture Of my WellknoSn
Novelty feTfuui,ry and Gilut soap.
have complete stock on hand and prepared 10
execute orders with my usual pruWttcrss.
Thanking my friends and customers Tor past favoTs,
and soliciting continuance " tAeir patronage, l ~
main respectfully, FELIX B, srHOU~F.
81 Duane u.
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to-tar'- ENiermmntor- mud Insect Powder
COsrAR co, esi centre IT,
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- 7IIIN E4VnTIVNEV IVNVTIIIIOIII"I y VTI
ncnt ph4 s.clans.
Glorious summer can be cniOyed 10 the mll
hy uslls NlluAu-'- EAtraCt Jamaica 0lus,T,
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BIRTIIS.

PhrcnoIoglcnl Examinations Daily NJ 3Sa
nL.AlAAL- .uuA-. ---.-. d 80. .uL .--- ----A-..
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Among the many corporators let me OFFER you
one nHmc-a name which, like Lear's hands held
above Cordclia's head, hangs Ike a henediction
over this and every other good work which IL
hlesses-
Nh. PETER COOPERl
And, having done so, let the Story Of Stanhope
go into history with him. joins SANDS
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FRIDAY. May lo-P. M.-rhcre has not been
very important business at the stock Exchange
day aad only a few spcciaties such Pacldc Mail.
Northwcstcrn. c. c. and Indiana Central assisted by
uhios aud Erie, commanded sufficient prominence a. to
be regarded actual features. Pacific NAH the lead.
Ing Characteristic, though the fluctuations we're within
a narrow range, both bulls and bears prcferring TO
await further Developments before engaging In
speculative movements In this stock There have been
during tue week some very heavy realizing sales BY
actual holders Of Paclnc Mall who purchased al s. Gi
weeks ago. when higher figures were confidently
predicted IN tis column, and very fatterng proGt
thus secured The hesitation IN the stock to-day
chiefly due TO the delay Of Gov. Holman IN signing
the Reduction bill asssted also by the great struggle
for the CONTROL which has been known 10 be going
for time, either side apparently offering ten.
porary The stock loaned nAt to-day. which
fleets demand for the stock for registration wella
short interest Northw estcru common was at times
quite active and ahVrdeq hantsons pr9nl by IRE
alternately weak and strong sniie Western Union Tel
next in point OF interest. There has been, hoS.
steady At about i cent. below the best ngures OF te
day h.,n. mad. - ,,... ,,. ,,.,,... 3D..
aax osn SaS ~ siS Tue sS sasa Sanaia Soa
Instead OF oclgck a. AZ present This IL = landahe
members OF the Exchange Il hut short time since
column. and tie -nbers now rrcosnss The Si,do a Of
their acton % u hey w sdysncT & 9aS st. further n
tional cause for consolidation.
supply oc ring being S6Gadant TO meet The demand sts
@ and sII AK On h oflnI 5d st1sA LsehsnSs eSh1Sera
mept has aoogt ceased leaving The banks o,et6urened
rt npesmenI t snh m sy oCI M r.
css Tor some action looking 10 tse establish OF
take up the matter this session. Prime commercial
GoveTnmcnt bonds opened steady. becoming strong
at the second Board via AL sdV.pee in quoiafons q
losi Their Wa pry good business IL lseis al llSH,
Hclry Clexs8 Co > wall street r,port At IP NJ.