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STOCKS DULL AND HEAVY.

ine STOCK market was dull and.for the general
iisi heavy ana lower. The principai movement
was In Erie, which opened at 81 and advanced to
90 ~ sympathy with rather irmer tone in the
,,o' eeneraly early in the forenoon when rally In
".'lc mai 10 62 impaired temporary strength; but
'ae nrs' report OF disturbance at the Erie h,ad-
Quarters oecasoned rather rapid decline to ~.
RON lnis point there was a gradual rise to AZ u
apalh on knowledge Of the real Character Of .tbe
a,''uioance' al Tie Grand opera House, and some
"' Nois sangulne belders OF the stock looked IN
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R0BBING ADAMS EXPRESS.

NaP'ah Kennedy OF the Sixth precinct, ycster.
uaS arrested William fully, an assistant cashier In
preferred by Nr.,Wnam Hoey SUPERINTENDENT ar
, nne u company, or stealing rom the company a
package containing s. 200. lie was taken before
ne af,nnowleaged bis euilt, and, default OF bai
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ALMOST A RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

The bridge between Jerusalem station and Farm.
ingdaie on tue Long Island Railroad, was carried
away by last nights fresnet. The passepeers q,
TINS mornings IRAN from Greenport mad TO cross az
tnas place on loot, Tor about half a mile, ana aid
not arrive at Hunters Point until quarer.past three
II M. instead OF hafpast ten A. NJ. Tue conductor OF
sne morning tIalq from GreenporS Mr.. Storms) de-
serves great credit for his th olighiul
Ill preventing more seriOug aCcIapnt
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The statistics Of suicide show that more men take
their own lives than women. Among the latter
suicide Is more frequent In youth than IN maturer
years. The statistics further prove that most men
who commit sef.murder are single and most wo-
men married In Italy there are annually ssuicides
In 100 900 lnhabvants In austria, s; in Bel
gtum, Q; In England, Z; In Prussia IL; In Denmark
20. and In Spain only to the same comparative
number.
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The quotations based on cotton running in asy not
FLOUR AND GRAIN--ReceipIs- 637i bbls wheat
800 bushels o. do corn meal $50 bags oats
bushels; barley, kO0 $50 do. The'Eour market
dull but nomnsy Unclaimed. Trade was confined to
lots local consumption. The sales about
1850 bbs Corn meal duh for descriptions
lower although there no transactions on which to base
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS

Married.
BRADEEN-HOwELL.-On Thursday, February 20,
by Rev. Mr.. William b, Uarrs, at the resldence OF
the bride, Mr.. q. AUGUSTUS BRADEEN TO Miss HEr-
TIE L. HOWELL, both or Jersey City Heights.
Portland tMe) papers please copy.
SMITH-SNIFEIN. On Monday, February 49, by
the Rev. Dr. Wyatt, EDGAR III. SMITH to EMMA,
daughter OF E. Saifin ESQ.,, all Of New York CITY,
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Fur Iute ueIvtry lphss low micdng! the sales HHVu
been follows Saturday evening-March 100 at 2ssc;
ADr 7S at 49, sSS s al Y sisc Nay ~ a Esd
% tiec June, lco AZ ss4c., 100 At ?8sc; September
Nc tsN 20 a. ac, 30 At ass, 100 a. n isisc apr,
200 !. ss$s 100 al Elsc geo :. 2sc 500 a. Sssc'
at % 5lsc May 600 at s3c 400 at % ll6c zoo a.
Is se o ssp,sS iss' 700 C0 Al s ocS SSn at
zoe Total, 1900 bales. Grand total lOseo bales.
5s7; New Orleans 5sas MoSis, 1s saysnnssn laSs;
$40 New York 5s; Boston, u.s. Total This day last
week. l2ll This dav last % 326 Rates on cotton
steam a. BY sail alsd somgsssssa TO HAVE Steam, by
5sd., compressed ga. sail To Bremen, by steam 80.
gold compressed; sail, &c. To Baltic ports by sail, c
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Birth.
Died.

BIBAs.-In this city, on Thursday, March T. 1872,
the wife Of Samuel Blbas, OF Para, Brazil, OF son.
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bushels Chicago spring sacat
sas e.. sSs
Southern White nominal = Sc saos. osss
IN
s S sSf e. ws % FOB NV 81 the Eye SS
Barley dq .na lower sss. 5000 bushels isEs
ses at a. peas were quiet WIN
FnEIelTr The demand for berth continued limited
Not ass The ssss sse s%
$s'
hs ga 1y r
sr 50 lbs bushels pea, q s $40 Sosss On a.
ss sail .Ta 3d. small sstion
5 sHs s !. "a 30 S Is
ss sS9 S6s 1osn !. at e. TO AnxsT
100 fierce. lard 60 bb provisions M 3D. The char
sA s.
bark hence to Venice 1890 cases rehned perosam lSd
sas5 roa A ~ TONS Ae"'e 70 havana general cargo
e. isS &C
cuba-oen.rdfusal and mixed Sc saSc. ave" crop
Sassvado, refining &c. &C. &C. &C.
, Muscoyado, erocery.......... ...S0c. q Sbc
forto hico 10c. 6oc q Soc
New oreans Soc ado lSc g. g.
dull ans Tor rs se
IS Ss ss:a i 81 IS,
S but STEADY " rs for wImnston 'o was q''e
PsTRo1fun.Hon Change tS.Say the m.rke. for refined
There little disposition business ether
sp IL: OF or 4 ba
held steady at sS but the be-, bids were not above s
nominal a % NaYhhf o sso d" and
ssSy % ss aas: 1s & Fl SseS sss
2e 2as for basnss Of g, %9 SSa 40
ages cut meats s4i DO lard aos9 bbls and tierccs and
Ihs n"d for with gses
Nsrs Sa1s SSis sss -,
b IN o's ss ss sn SIS
Hs ass
sIoI, clear ssSc. DRESSED hoss5The
az 4 ss
esate about is5 Sbs wSn the range Of e for mess
Sc fsf i09s s,ss mess
By; unchanged small sales made within the range Of
s S ssss: P!ss,ed lSS qsy
picked sRSa % &C.
do hams; ss ss; bellies g &C.. boxed loose
s free an Sa. sS
for ssssd a at Sc 1A tes srs s
month at CSC. 1880 terces for May at ssc City was
RICE demand and firm. Sales 40 tierces Caro-.
Ina g. SIC sc oo bags Pa'na at sc a7ssc, and scJ
E1exn:SThe market fof raw remain. qu,e. bn. steady
hear sales Of $50 tons centrifugal SIC ssds and rs
Of was in given and on
at ll3sc. llpc. for A and 12sc. for hard. We
observation-disclosures to common renning, &c. shc;
far to good far refining SAC good refining,
&c. SIC; fair to good grocery, 9ac 91c. prime
70 choice grocery ~ lOc searifaga hhds and boxes,
4hc. b4c hayanaBoxes, Dutch standard, Nos to 9,
&c. SIC: do. 10 e H. &C. ssc do, u to Is, 9sc
1926 ;do 10 to H. lOASc do, l9 to 20llMc a12c
DO, white Ike, IKE Porto EicoCommon primere-
timing, SIZE 9,sc fair to choice grocery, Gle 1Oc
Brazl!-Dutch standard Nos to II TIC. a9ac. jaws
Dutch standard Nos 10 10 II &c. aeHc Manla-superor
grades INC. a &C. grocery do, SIC. l05ec.
SEEDs.Cover dull at &c. eve. for Ohio and 9axc
lOc for Indiana The sales were about l0OD bags, within
the range.
sTEARINE remained dull and nomnay unchanged quoted
at loo. cash for choice tierces
TALLow firm and In good demand; l75o00 lbs,
chiefly city, at sac &C. for fair to good and 9c for prime
WHIsKEY.-Recepts, 7s6 bbs The market active,
but lc lower figures The sales 800 bbs, at
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.h ) continued s,!i, downward tendency. me
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March IL at one O'clock without further invitation.
after lingering Illness, ELIZABETH, relict OF vii.
liam E. Smith, aged 81 years and IL days.
attend the funeral, from her late residence, IS
Gregory street, Jersey CITY, on Tuesday afternoon,
s lzIa ns s. aaree %Src m ne
his uncle H. r. Piercy, 81 Wiloughby street. Brook.
Ign. FRANCIS B. S. SMELL, aged 81 years and
the funeral win take place at the state Street
congregational church. on Wednesday, 18th iust.
400, +. ana A. M. cordially invited to attend.
STUDwELL-At Greenwich, Conn.,, on Saturday,
aged So years, months and Is days.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
Greenwich Conn, on Tuesday, March II, at one
O'Clock p. NJ. Train leaves New York at nine
O'clock In the morning. Carriages Will be in wait.
TAsKER.-On Monday, March II, ALBERT, only
son Of Albert and Mary Tasker, aged years, Q
The relatives an friends Of the family are re-
spectfully invited TO attend the funeral, from the
Wednesday. March 10. at two O'Clock.
foPP.-On Sunday March 10, 1872, CLoUs D. ToPP,
aged year, months and % days.
Funeral takes place, from the residence OF his
parents, corner North Third and second Streets
Williamsburg, this tuesday afternoon, at two
Verein OF the Evangelical Lutheran) ST. Matthew's
church and also Lamsetter Society respectfully
invited 10 attend. MANGELE TOPP, Parents
NINA s. TOPP,
WILLIAMSBURG, L. I.
vANDERroOL.--At West Farms, on sunday, March
10, ABRAHAM NANDERPooL, son OF James u. van
derpo0l, aged SO years.
The relatives and friends are invited 10 attend the
funeral, on Wednesday, 18Th instant, at nal.nast
three O'Clock, from the Home for lncuraoes west
Farms. Train leaves FOrty.second street, Harlem
Railroad at 2:3J L. NJ, for fremont. .
WALSH. Suddenly, on sunday, March ~, hlCHs
ARD WALSH, In the sd year Of his age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully lnVted
TO attend the funeral, from his late resiuence 200
West Nineteenth street, on Wednesday, March IL,
at two O'Clock =. NJ.
WARD-On Monday, March IL, OF typhoid pneu.
monia, RICHMOND W ARD, aged IS years
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend the
funeral, on Thursday, 14th inst, at TWO o'clock
=. M, from his late residence, Newark, N. j.
WHITING.--On sunday, March 10, ELIZA WHITING,
daughter OF the late Ebenezer Whiting.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited 10 attend the funeral. from the
Brick church. Filth avenue and Inirty-seventn
street, Wednesday, March 13, at eleven O'clock.
WHITwoRrH.-On Monday, March IL, GEORGE
WENTWORTH, III the G1st year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-.
specially invited to attend the funeral, from his
late residence, 40 Columbia street, New York, on
Wednesday afternoon, at halfpast one O'Clock pre-.
clsey.
wiNDsoR.--In West New Brighton, Staten island,
on Saturday, March 0, Mrs. SARAH WINDSOR rellct
OF Lloyd Davis WINDSOR IN the SD year Of her age.
The funeral will take place at tue On Irch Of the
Ascension, West New Brighton, to-day CTuesday) at
twelve O'Clock. Boats leave pier ~ North River ~
eleven o'clock.
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attention TO the loose manner IN which the papers
OF this county attack the characters of citizens,
without any effort on their part To investigate the
truth OF such charges, thereby turning The liberty
OF the press into the most wanton license. The at
tentlon OF the Court IS called to the condition OF the
POLICE DEPARTMENT OF JERSEY CITY
and its mode OF dong business. The Court Will OBJ
serve that large number OF indictments have been
presented by THIS body against the department Tor
the law and these are not confined to the rank and
file OIL the force, but they permeate the entire organ
lzaiion, from lne Police Commission Itself 10 the
Cniel OF Police officers and subordinates, down TO
the patromen. so That the entire department ap-
pears 10 be in
CHAOTIC STATE OF INSTRUMENTATION.
The Grand Jury look on ms fact the most I'M
fortunate circumstance OF their investigation, the
more TO be deplored because II leaves but poor Sc
curty for the lives and property OF the citizens from
department that should he above suspicion to make
II available as an arm OF protection 10 the commu.
nifty.
A CORRUPT LOCAL PRESS.
We would respectfully call the attention OF the
COurJ to the persistent attacks made NY some 0I the
Journals OF Jersey CITY upon this Grand Inquest
with the manifest purpose OF bringing our deliDera
tons into contempt aud Illustrate our sworn duty or
bringing to justice all violat0rs OF the law. In
several Instances these journals derlded and treated
win contempt the indictments found Dy TINS Grand
Jnquest, and IN furtnerance Of this purpose pro.
claimed the innocence OF the accused without hear
ing the testimony, ana attributed unworthy motives
to those VINO, In finding SUCH indictments, only full
filled their Obligations TO the State, at great personal
Inconvenience and sacrifice. And we would add
that ample testimony has teen adduced before us
to prove that the aforesaid journals have been
SUBSIDIZED
at the expense OF the taxpayers OF Jersey City by
those whom we nave been Obliged In the discharge
o our duty 10 Indict and present before THIS Court
Tne Grand Jury has been sitting an unusual
Length OF time, and mas listened patiently To every
complaint brought before 1t, whether VI private or
pubnc wrong, ana mas found more indictments
under your instructions Tran, perhaps any otner
Grand J1rv That has ever met IN ibis state. IL mas
The sun., 1872-05-11

Eleven Varieties % Lsuies. Misses. aud Chlldrens
Shoes Manufactured by Cook Bros., Nyack tamong
the best makcrs IN the statcl, to-day offered at
EXACTLY 1HE SAME RATES AS JoBBERs CHARGE
DEALERS FOR 1lIE SAME ARTICLE.
LADIES. PLEASE EXAMINE THIS
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100 dozen are offered 10 the trade At p per dozen
Dealers Invited to look at these goods and also
the immense stock Of Fancy Goods mentioned below.
The whole or ouy part will be closed out at bargain for
cash or approved paper
The sun., 1872-05-11
Rtul 6stat..

IL ''""4SS3 ES3y "ahfh' ophfht' look d64il 6or BUYERS
for the great sale by order Of trustees Of the balance OF
lots belonging TO the Curtis estate be sold under
direction q Messrs Miller stoutenburgh a Peckham,
by JOHNSON, Jr AuctiOneer, at i2 O'clock on Mon.
day May 49, at Exchange SalesroOm Iii Broadway New
Remember, sale will be positive
20 per cent. may remain mortgage for three years
Maps nt office OF JEISE. JOHNSON, Jr. rs Nassau at
corner Cedar ST. New York ~
The sun., 1872-05-11

We oHer two grades, which ere each believed to be
equal to any goods elsewhere sold double the PRICES.
Meseil
One quality NJ e. per 10,
Arutnefatfiu pJftJJ,
aud feel sufe In raying that both ATE
The sun., 1872-05-11
THE SUN, SATURDAY, MAY IL, 1872.

0b, Slturas fc-optratibts.
{ COOPERATIVE ARCADE
AT
s5 AND ss1 EIGHTH AVENUE.
NEAR FIFTY.sECoND STREET
NOW OPEN
PRICE LIST THIS DAY.
SATURDAY, MAY II. 1871.
MILK.
PURE MILK PER QUART T......................... &c.
1ns milk ia supplied by a Rockland county milk
dealer and is Just as pure as It comes from the
BUTTER.
PRIME ORANGE COUNTY. ......................... nc
VERY REST IN THE MARKET. sSc
EGus
FRESH EGGS for 95c
SOAPS.
Family Soap Observation-Disclosures cents per pound.
rahhius s. cents per bar.
o. ana ~ cents per bar.
sugars, Raisns, Rice, pru. e. Sc. equally low.
OAT VEAL.
single pound, &C. pounds !ic.
PROVISIONS
HAMS.
PRIME WHITE SUGAR CURED. per pound ....... i2c.
Every ham Ia warranted, and will be found equal In
quality and flavor to amy offered at any price.
INFERIOR GOODS are sold ct ~ cents elsewhere.
FRESH MEATS
In this department It Is diicult, because OF the daily
fluctuations OF the market TO establish steady price
list that all that Is best to say Ia that none but the
very choicest and vegetables offered and at
low price ~ il consistent with safe and successful
business management.
FINE GROCERIES.
Teas NJ 0Cc. ijc, Oc. Si and si!5 Of precisely the
same brands a. are sold by credit-givng dealers at
Thirty CENTS PER POUND ADVANCE on these
prices.
rhe declaration here made is that we AFFORD saving
on Teas of -
Thirty CENTS A POUND,
~ q tc-t and comparison will prove
COFFEE.
MARACAfBO.
strictly prime IN grain ground ............. pc.
OLD JAVA.
III E'h OF FIounu '''' ''.'''s''''.'''...'s''s NS.
soaps, starch, Canned Goods. Jcllics Oils and all
kinds Of shelf Goods nj only about
FIFTEEN PER CENT. ABOVE ACTUAL COST,
which will prove upon comparison 10 afford a large
avng.
The sun., 1872-05-11
8ottIs.

1 IHBN HOTEL, Warrun st., block from Broad
way Light, cool rooms with new hHds, ~ cents a
day $3.50 and ~ week; family rooms, VI and VI 80
The sun., 1872-05-11

SOst anN fOunO
OST On the sth inst, white dog, long tail, and
j cropped ears for which liberal reward viii be
pad on returning him TO 1sl Lexington ay corner Of
oistst.
GO$n REWARD. Lost, May s. u pair Of dia.
Gov mond solitaire earrings In the hnger Of a
Nd gluNci they either dropped In Kurtzs photo
graph gallery EstCrbroUkB gallery, between East
Ssh st. and broadway and 10Th n. The above reward
VIII be paid to tine hinder by returning them to Al
East jsth 81.
GDn REWARD for the return OF small black
- " and tan dog, which strlycd from u, East 6Oth
AL about noon sabbath last he had red ribbon around
his neck when lost,
The sun., 1872-05-11

Shipping.

A NCIIOR LINE STEANER-.
~ SAIL every Nrdncsdat and saturday to auI from
OiasgoW, lNcrrQol Londonderry. AMI Queenstown
passenger h9ok"d 20 and from any riyny station In
Great Nluln, In land Norway, Swe eden u ntrt q n
many Holland, Belgium. and The unltsd states
AT LOVES CURRENCY RATES
Drafts on the old country for any amount
Apply at the COMPANY :. Offices bowling Green.
HfNDElSON HuOTtIENs N.-nts
The sun., 1872-05-11


&S$ ,sS !;,5 ~ .a''"dal D,os&SS.
\ IMaaa -,s a'a @ls,-rif. r,s. t;j. 'sls' ...s'
mAAF d. '' ''.'.. '.''' place .ri i,'''s . st.
Al.,, G"'" ss. cs ,f.l,i6' ''I' ",Sr. % "' ''
4 No.i i'.a.g ha,l,n,, 81 70 " 'r.' 'lmu.,.. york
49, ".' s.'.'l" ''cra"@a' m''r'''''' i'ec'
,,n,.. ...,.,.... ....,,
NJ ,Mbt"o '3t,,' 3t,,',' q, 81. - "a "a
Ss,. aftcr o'GilfA .r. c,,..o..
% 10 butaa-... j.
,ITTCU o. id,,. .l,,-. &ci ~, opcr. ~, gn
y vhre law. ani -N.s' vors twly :" NlGHl.
"'' ''' w '''' '
4 RE-rtt t,..ru i.e.'vp-t
- ana .,'. ''' '''' '''" .''' '"' q, '.
y t''''a r-' .e--'| i'' - '.s-
AGittt t,-- -. ~. , tud cc'f''ion','." r
SEN. ,.......... ,.,.,,... s.... .,t
4 ,c'r'.''-..''. roo,
4 C1Ni~ go IF gs'nL
>..,............ ',.....,o,.. ,..,.-.
Y q. VI. ..f
A uTIrtt,tt t,...-. wanted b,..,t.,. and
u mis-. va W", o., 600. N''''r'''a q.
~ i''' '''i.ti ' "ie.. H. '-' "'' "''f .'h ~.
~
-
T."\''Nni al. ,oaE' G.gr. q. e." '.r'""
','''.- '' WY. .''' ~ '''' '@ '''
s)ONSE'r r.l. %. ..,.r. .ant. d ny Cnrrii,fD d
- S'''NtlAN' y "'7aN.
IlOON rU'.rEk> ..d .utrhrr, wanted at ie
- 'r '''''.
AZ ,s,, ,.,i, y, FN o U.s. y ir. .,,, '' '"''
f,LOTII La, ana ,sn opcr or. binicr. and nul,ucr-
y ,'i ~ '' '''' ! ~ r"'' -'' '' ''''
EIIR~T-JlASs "a iraS'rs and operators wantcl
fst 'oI'ldridYr d = hoor
lyme white ycs' mAlc-s Al rrGL's. i52 5'h av
-.,,,, -.
III eraii, u,shii \ N.Li CHs ~ iiroadway.
(yiMp and tlIr. vea'trs wanted can at so'clock
,Epyv ,non. -, -. -. ,y,...,.. w,,.,.
~ machine, 10 make hueu and jean drawers; steady
WEfMORE a HITCHCOL X, e7t Canal st.
NprD 1,rnD.. a., SI,-..r.. ,,,,nIr. a., NIB a -
~ n"i sh'r's tSst rric. pad
LEWIS MkGkNER. 2S lavington 81.
DAPER BONE-.-t,irls wanted; none but es.
y perienCed hands nerd apply also lew girls TO
= ~ ~ ''D '.H 20 0,sSne 81.
DIAPER BON Es.-Girl, wanted to glue and paste
o"' Foo' "DN'' ne'uH n FRFIsFNs woo.,ers,
49,.
s,.,pr nscbines "a atb p''''' " P'' io' eoou
- -
S%Wiison ,l singer ,e,' Uowe " ned i,yhene,I
Gibbs, &c, Tented and sold. y greenwich ay corner
West lU'h ST. and iS' East broadway
SRyERAI. nrst.cass dressmakcrs wanted, also a
> smart girl TO 80 erfand- At no West 22d -.
NEST HANDS wanted 20 work In or ont Of
,or1 IL @h NV me SustSm E9rk must be nrsi-elass APP
ply TO hENhl J. cuorhh' ol hroadNg.
\VANTED-A girl either white or colorcd. to do
,nd gas gsirs & IN M small family steed p's
"" "''''iusuu'kni Q nio'At it"n Ierry,
The sun., 1872-05-11
NEW JERSEY s9ETITERN RAILROAD

For LONG BRANCH and All station. ON ,b,. and ooo.
Brldgeton, Greenwich, etc, etc ''~' ''V'''u'
On ana after May ~ steamers connecting with the
trains q this road at sandy Hook viii leave Pier ~
North River, as follows; ~
Philadelphia, Nineland etc.
Ihe wv A. M. train for Long Branch.
The SIP. NJ train for Toms River and waretovn
stopping Long Branch and all Intermediate stations
Ihe nrstclass steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK and
JEssh HO1I have been purchased by this company,
mer business. ~ " ~ '''
The summer Arrangement will commence early in
JUNE with the boats above-named, when LiDNU
BRANCH TRAINS will be run on BETTER TIME than
COMPUTATION RATES HAVE BEEN REDUCED.
q. W. BENTLEY
The sun., 1872-05-11
ertursIuns.
A SUNDAY EXCURSION. b. Take stcsn

A SUNDAY EXCURSION. b. Take steamer
MOIrisania aud Harlem Tor Astoria. Harlem, UCb
Brdg. and all The popular place. oi resort at Hufrsa
MA Leave Fulton Market slip on SUNDAY, MAY j. l.tl
at ~ and II 4. NJ 3S5l, 49, So. aud f. NJ landing
AZ sth st, East Ryrr ana il9d g., each way. Go re
boats landing a Astoria, within hree minutes walk u
THIS gigantic excavation under the bottom the last
RIVER, the greatest attraction I'm the word
FARE, 10 Gents.
The sun., 1872-05-11
Dlantt1---mplts.
A THOROUGH, practical glider for Ane work TO
~ good man good stu iiOn aud good p.t Aiil be
PLen none need apply but those WITH guod references
Address. ui lnce, CHI e HAYES,
eItFfuuGet1 Maaa

TUOROUGI p,sc,icst Glider ,,, an, ,v,rL 4. ,o
@GH' "es %SSa '''' '"' '"G'i H Yi ference
.,,.,,,.v,c,,,.,
! q '.' "pD H' ~. day. Of j. ByRVis-,
,..,,, ,,o.,,,. ,.,....,. ...........,,.
COOK. II futo1 " or sd g,I i, Ers Yor
va. ws,t.i ID, i.,-, ,i. ,,t,,,, ,r,,. ,,.,. a,
y nrI b, ir,,ir, wv {FF" "" eU1H
WV i9 'o'm'rrr'i. View YORK
tESrS-lt you seui 10 make money ON small
to'I,f oi Tiiit'n IT, up STAN. ''''''"'''
| wages, =. ~, box i6, sun erlcc 'S' ''''
4 ycrNG man 20 oti.a' rc,t markc, and run
.,,,,,.,> ,.''' '.' '' 1"a.Isg.s.,y, i
''5''T. . tenane'. st. .
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