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THE RUN FOR THE DERBY STAKES.
Cremorne the Winner by a Ncck-Ali Lone
don on the EPSON Downs -Twenty-three
Horses In the Race.

Cremorne the Winner by a Ncck-AlI Lon
don on the EPSON Downs-Twenty-three
Horses In the Race.
LONDON, May 20.-The recurrence of the
annual run for the Derby stakes has again been
the great sensation to-day. Everybody able to
get awuy from their business witnessed the race
AZ an carly hour this morning the exodus Of the
population from the city to the EPSON Downs,
where the race was run. commenced, and the
roads loading thereto were crowded with yehl-
cles Of every description, which had been
brought into requisltion TO convey the mass Of
humanity.
when the hour for the race approached the
concourse OF spectators was tremendous.
Among the number were the most prominent
Engiishmen, topo her with many notable per-
sons from other countries, including Miss Clara
Louise Kellogg the American prima donna.
The day opened beautifully the weather
thrOugho ut was fine, and the turf was in splen.
did condition. Twenty-th,ree horse; started
the horses kecuing well together. Cheer upon
cheer broke the air as the different jockeys urged
their stceds forward In hopes oI being the first
at the stand, and when Cremorne Uhe favorite)
came In ahead, the enthusiasm was unparalleled.
SUMMARY.
The Derby stakes Of 50 soyGrei&gps & each hot forfeit.
three years OLD; about mile aud half the owner
third isj soyercins out Of the stakes i9 suscri6crs
Mr. H. sayllos C. Crcmorne, by Parmesan out Of
Nj Payne's il; 6 iRroi9sr 10 FURRY by Young scl
Lord Falmouth's Queens
The betting Just previous 10 the start was 3 to
against Crcmorne, to against the brother To
Hurry, and to against Queens Messenger.
Maidmcnt was the jockey OF Cremorne, Chal-
oner of the brother To Furry, and French OF
Queens Messenger. No accident whatever oc-
CURED to mar the general pleasure Of the day.
All accounts agree that the crowd Of specta-
tors at the race Tor the Derby stakes to-day was
the largest ever known. Among the dlstin-
guished persons who witnessed the contest
were their Royal Highnesses the Duke Of Edin-
burg and Prince Arthur. So closely waa the
race contested that Cremorne won by only n
neck
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BULL PUPs ~ YORKrILLE.
Mr.. Bcrgh's Appeal to Justice Bixby-Thc
Rndcnc-s Of the Immrnse JGstice Connoi-
ly-Iustice BiNby'- Keprimand.

Mr.. Bcrgh's Appeal to Justice Bixby-The
Kudcnc-- Of the Immrusc JGstice Connoi-
ly-Iusiice BiNby'- Keprimnnd.
Roundsman Murphy and a few friends
witnessed a 1ght between two bull pups Ia the
basement of Henry r. & VIM f. Mcbuhr's liquor
store, on the Boulevard between Eighty-fourth
and Eishty-nfth streets, on the evening o: the
18th uf February. The dogs belonged g. Thoma.
Mcmahon and VIM. Barry OF Harlem Murphy
was tried before the Police Commissioner, AMI
was fined Mr.. Bergh summoned the Mebuhr
brothers before Justice Il. Xhy yesterday for al
lowing "A bull-pup fight on their premises, there
by heing guilty Of cruelty To animals. The
Mebuhrs were defended by Counsellor Rogers,
and Mr.. Bergh conducted the prosecution. The
Immense Justice Connolly heard Of the legal
proceedings, and went To the Norkvillc Police
Court to defend the Aebuhr brothers, who are
his constituents. In the heat Of his oration for
the defence he turned toward Mfr. Icr,h and,
with flourish Of his blackthorn, shouted;
Bcrgh III follow you TO the bitter end in h rssc
You are nuisance, and should be tquclched Ir.iaru
hri Ehov cti tif, ~ hos tli.it-t b 80
barrel. '' '''
Mr.. Berghs benevolent face grew very long
and wore AN expression of alarm. stepping up
to the bench, he said
Your Honor, | must be protected from such rumaniy
remarks and Violence am afraid TO leave this court
room with the threats Of this fellow hanging my
head.
Justice Blxhy. in very dignined way. said TINT
although the - big Judge" had sat on that bench,
he must conduct himself with dccorum. The
brothers NcGe held In $500 bail each
stock and low prices az II. NJ Gown rtLwIf. .5 D.
ham n. Weekly and monthly payments taken.-Afr.
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
D1SHES HERE dND THERE BIZ THE
SUN'S REPORTERS.
The New Mount sinai Hospital Buildings
Dedicnted-Specch by Gov. IIonmnn.

The New Mount sinai Hospital Buildings
Dedicnted-Spccch by Gov. Hoffman.
Yesterday afternoon the new Mount Sinai
Hospital buildings erected the square between Six
ysixth and Sixty seventh streets on Lexington
were opened TO the public for inspection, and the
nounccmcnt Of opening exercises attracted thhcr
arly twelve hundred persons Of both Speeches
relating TO the Institution and us Trlisevurthy object
were delivered by the President Of the Society," under
whose the noble structures have been reared
by Gov Holman, aud by the Rev. Dr. S. Adler, and
very choice mUsc furnished under the direction Of
Mr. +. j. Ellen, making the occaion thoroughly enjoy
able.
Tho corner of wi. hospital laid In 1869.
ground given 10y tIo embracing about onr acre.
The buiiufs Three u uuutcr. connected by corri
dors Yud vr hc construct n 800 to make them IN
architectural ornament, gs wei u.s. the hCst arranged
hospital IN the country. II will be free TO people Of
every nationality and gpu. and only those VINO are
uudpcstiouably able ani willing will he required 20 pay
for nursing ard treatment. The visitors yesterday
found IN the Institution large, hand ndsOnclyh hound
book, etytd Tie Golden Houk uf LIE, presented by
NJ. ard Mr. Lazarus Norgtnthau and ne pages were
Illuminated by the autographs ~ many good citiZcns,
among whom may be named JUDGE j. ". Harbour, Jus.
iCc Juncimeru 4ui ~ttUt"l A. Lewis Of The Board uf
Education. I'll hicrn hundred dollars In all was sub
scrhed for the ben,h of the charity during the alter
noon.
me Committee Of Arrangemcnls were Emanuel y.
Hart, Chairman and Mrs Blum. Mrs l., Laycnbcrg, Mrs.
5. LayCnhcrg, aud Mrs. I. II. keCslng.
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Gov. Bloir'- Report on Robe.on'- Frauds

Gov. Blair is not IA success Us whito-
washer lie was chairman Of the committee To
inv e,ti;ate Mr.. RobesOn, the Secretary of the
Navy. Gov. Blair is known 10 the people Of
Michigan, and they have confidence In his iudg-
mtnt and integrity. We hope the people Of
Michigan will listen 10 their old WAR Governor
and To what he saws about the Secretary OF the
Navy. And he says:
|, That the Secretary of the NAVY took out of
he Treasury $500 against the prohibition of a
plain statute and gave IL to the SccOrs, parties to
whom the Government owed nothing!
2 That without any authority the Secretary
uf the Navy traded the boilers and engines Of
the steamer Tennessee for new ones, and paid
John Roach therefor $;U1uUu in cash, and gave
him also the old boilers and machinery, valued
Ht $GjtUO Gov. Blair SAYS the Secretary had no
authority for making such n trade. lie might
as well have traded the ship for another,
3. The oCrctary Of the Navy allowed $4,000
for the loss of the steamer Governor. GOV. Blair
says the allowance was improper. The case
huulG have been sent Ia the Court of Claims,
where the Government has counsel. Gov Blair
ayS il was "a grDundltss claiml Gov, HluT says
further that "it IL an ACKNOWLEDGED fact all over
I uc country that the United Stdtos Navy, once
hc source Of unmiXed pride TO tho people, has
b con ul late years rapidly dcgcncrating into q
au-e for fear and apprehension. sums ui
money have been expended, and still the navy
rhuws no Sign OF Improvement, Its situation
lluut hes the most uudu sWrrdhle charge against
th" uIWiu' -tritiuu of the secretary. IL Is bar
let all oyer, und If tine administration IL not
ptcdily changed tor the better, the people of
M, count nfa likely To be brought 10 shame
On It's account
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.AusTlN-Ig Grecnook, scotland recently, Mrs
She remarkable for her pclesirln csts Al nin'y
Two esrs y age she sss,i from Ertrunek g. lturr.
London where She laid her ease before the Lord Mayor
fai T i1st rf Hi.s SSs May qs John Allen
pr3minc4, citizen aged 3 y,ars -
BrLWER.-In London. Ensland. recently, sir. Henry
novelist, In lsis he was sent Minister to Washington
Tary AT"pf SnG ar Trs nr G
cobbct, Mackintosh, and Canaing, anu several other
COGNIARn.-In France recently, VI Theodore Cog
nlard, Nch-khoWn dramatist, author of the Black
DowNEY.-on May 2s, Mrs Mary. wife " Patrics
noSncy, native Of the City Of Limerick, Ireland aged
fhc relatives md ficnd. Of the family are resrcet.
fully nyi, u attend me funeral rhursday, May So
noMAN on Tuesday eyenins Cl1r.. Houan. ~ The
10Th year Of his age.
TO bs held on Thursday at So T. NJ. At me residence
OF ~ W. slmontIn corner ot l'ichmond terrace aud
49, North River, between Courtlandt AID Dey SIS, at
oIFNbfRs6T fue.ay. Nav 2s o, scarlet fe,,r
LINE Rogers. daughter ~ VIM and Mary henderson,
from 9Ac S@ fnSI1 S aFf gpcs ON q qoc
rls =. s,5Sa q, :t5 o9I #naa ). ' lnnioa.
iffjfEGfQY.-In BOMBAY, Arrn g pa,,omjcc jam.
S , rpos "a FqTs ni
near Mount Vernon. May 81. ol uncle Maurice Jasptr,
was he last ohS of he slaves cnancIpaST by General
Washington, and sixteen old when his master
died. His father and mother came directly fom Africa
lEN1.-Iucsday, May >. Alfred ~. son OF Ira b. and
Cathaunc Lent, aged years aud mouths.
Friends OF the family respectfully invited 90 al.
tend thc funeral on Friday, May 81 at ~ oclnck from
the rcsdcuce Of HE parents, ls6 Grand IT,, Williams
hurgh.
sing sing and Pcekskl papers copy.
LIZ klE.-suddcnb, un Wednesday. May %. Sarah,
wife OF W lillian leckc, lu the sI year of her age
Notice ut thc funeral hereafter
McNrLTY h,th Mc Nglty, the beloved dsugh.
agr.
Tho funCrn will take place from the residence Of her
parents 33' ith st., on Thursday, May a. NJ ? OclDet
Prcuds and Acquaintance are respectfully invited to
attend.
MAzZA.-In Jackson, Miss. May o. OF paralysis
Anlelu Nalla, a prominent tllfcu.
MORGAN.-ln Warner, y. H., May %, John Morgan, a
veteran of the War OF isl1. aged SJ years.
RENNOIDS.-ln DaNlsvile. Il. l.. MaN -. Mrs. Mary.
town. Hgrd * ears.
RlSstLL.-In London Mayer, william RUSSELL Duke
OF Bedt9rd, nephew q tarl l'u.s"ll, aged 3 yrars
sPAuLplNd. In Mnlbury, Mas, MAY - br. Leonard
Spauldnr, aged 81 years.
slloR1ER.-ln Lntlull, Ala. NAV %, after pro.
OF Alabama.
NAN WINKIF-On TUESDAY. MAY eS Jennie dlufl,
Van Ninkle.
IN iGaIycs and friends Of thc family are r.specmy
invited 10 attend the iuug r1l on IuufrI N.t DO At 4!
ocluch, from hUr tate residence, go Nrst .tth II.
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Hannah Ann Fowler was acquitted In the
Queens County Court yesterday Of the murder Of her
husband Her brother.in.law. George Fowler who was
arrested sn sccowpncc was Also discharged. ft
alleged that Mrs Fowler administered arsenic to her
husband In onion syrup He forty years OF age and
She twenty-five. Her m0therin.aw was the principal
witness tor the prosecution Mrs Fowler, Sr testified
that she necessarily watched the prisoner for fear
that she would poison the food The prisoner the
stand said that On one occasion she told her husband
mat she would rive him love powder II he went to
live with his mother and that the powder would bring
him back. Judge Morris defended the prisoner.
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MoRRIs-HIGBRE.-ln Cincinnati. May %. by the
Rev, A. spahr. WIN H. Morris. Esq, OF Mount Adams.
20 Mrs Louisa " iiigbcc Of Amelia, Cermont county,
Ohio.
H1G-MELsHEINER.-In Cincinnati, May q.
by the Rev, = NJ Raschig, Mr. Reyn9ld Raschlgi sou
OF the officiating clergyman TO Miss Ida Melshener.
sTONEY-BRIGGS.-At Shcpscomhc, England, April
r. Percy d.. sou Of D. stoney to Mary, daughter Of
the late r briggs. H. Y. I. G. s.
sTANLLI Ir1N,AiLQR,-ln,, ,washington, May q, by
to Alice v, eldest daughter Of James g. Sayor Esq.
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wEpNEsDAY, May ~. FLOUR AND MEAL
saqr ?Tr Y 10 99 ,S an 3G @ gaGc a. wen as on SOM h
tRSTe o.,y Ss. oe Sw sNg9 nqqy Win fe
c1 to oGtan c over s 1S pf SuSSrrn nSSr dS Sn
Mnncsot9 lower especially old ground sales 80 hbs,
WG'rriT +Srs J, vS5, rrs 7 " ~ ssl NJ
T s. sk TGaI gA,Ts Ia ;s ssJ SaS G9
ma ~ G Ig TSas fs6
H y er19a. GoS5 .SsSS o1n g@ '9pGnS csas t
va G Go nfaady I1." Scr sio a we''e'H' &C. ''o"
o, II, m%gs 5 @eIiye and closed firm sales
. nS~ pf%e T nS mSs a 9ng f, @ qg cln gr@G also new
changed. bacon STEADY sales aii 6xs mostly long
IyaI s Ht nSsitc, Cut lnGIis quiet snd unehangcd;
mind -aios 2gG tcs a, 5iGt for p1ime western
m lo5s .'' s.9eT a' AZ S Su Irs Sa
western, II" @ic state, 2le3c; Orange county, 2-.s
~ hetse very hrm; l2E l5Ic. for factories Eggs.
spr sosf cscd on in ny ny'S .S ',5
co. for early arrival Whiskry more steady at j tgHc
nned ~ 9hls a. 23c and In casks 4ae@,ic eru4e IN
6ei 6Gk sr c1, Mr Ia9w sc9rcG a, n g. c Freight
steam to Gllsgo" by sail, 5, and 10 Cork for orders
Ggocg,nlrs Nothing Of moment done IN coffee rice,
ana moiffscs Yrcr, nonln1y un hanged; sugsrs not
refining sales 10 nlds. cuho AZ g ,ll'tca 1909 boxes
llaSans at lo,@lO'c and lIi bags Laguayra at i)Ic
GEMS Wheat steady sales 1900 bush, part last
80 Ch0caco, t5i for Soft6Wcst'rn cin6. d"iiyCrrI
TT fST %6 sad 9T o4 E9s &c. HS1 g $
Corn gnser and fauly actyci sales G1Om bush, West.
ttn mixed Tor the nrst thirteen days In june ~ &c. aud
$500 bush on spot Within the range Of tgain,, fur
~ amer n tT2c. Tor sail WiNrd ahoit, including ola at
TO- and q t'C. for y, How aHla Oais Opp ned dull
closed lower sllrs $3.50 hush at So 5Gc Tor Nu'
Chicago nhuat. ic, for missed ohio on tack aul ds
al, for white barley Sales j,tO Lush Canada at slu6
W q oN, ana h,dn bush. stat" al tsc, Rye nominal.
COTTON The m rkrt urn ~ further advance OF itc
Nlddl ne upl inis 2'tn. and low mildlug do, 2ltr.
sales }i8 bales OF which G for EXPORT 500 for con,
SUMPTION i25 for cuaton, and Gi transit, IN for.
ward utNtflcs thor was Am active business at i,4.c
advance" Sales ~ IN alrs closing by ofc!a rrpr, at
2hNc for MAY, y Yltc. ofJuuc, .c. Tor July = &C..
if. la "a s
NuN'hbcr, und lF.c. for December. The Liverpool
mar Mls quoted htmer, uui active; mddlug w..
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Brooklyn's Gala Thirty-hvc Thousand
SmndnY schonI ChiIhrcm In Linc.

Yesterday was the forty-thlrd anniversary Of
the brooklyn Sunday School Union. oyeI 500 chill.
dren IN the procession and the houses along the
limo Of march decorated with Mass and strcamers
hand OF music headed each procession ono feature
" the PROCESSION ch attracted gttention IN.
fant class iudsuf Prunsp seated n pCramh ulaturs,
each lu charge of yoUU. lit.
Clinton street at different pCnts was arched with
CvCcrgrtcns. The invitation Of Mr. Ley. the drucg
az Fulton ard Ch ton streets 10 tho children e. tr
school +y and Oft, aud plrtuk Of us
water Wns cUncrfuly accepted. TIE Aass on all the
public buildings were display 10 honor OF the ami
YerSafy.
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The Burning of Fnbcr's Pencil Factory.

factory at the foot Of Forty.thrd street. East River
was burned yesterday morning. The Gre originated
under band saw on the hrst floor where OH had been
dropped on some sawdust, and II Il supposed TO have
been produced by spOntsneOue combustion. The build
ing which covered l1 square feet uf ground, aud its
contents Worr entirely destroyed The Insurance u.s. an
building, 81 On, and on stock and machinery tl54OJO
which nearly covers the loss.
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PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT
The Executive Committee Of the worlds Peace
Jubilee and international Musical Festival respectfully
announce that the great undertaking TO which the
music loving people OF the country been looking
forward for many months, with such deep interest,
will commence In Boston
ON THE Eth DAY OF JUNE,
And close on the
FOURTH OF JULY NEXT.
is hardly necessary to state that the preparations
for this great have required the constant appca
ton for months Of the thousands who to partcl-
pate in II, aud have involved enormous expenditure;
but the committee feel confident that the time labor.
aud expense devoted to the successful development OF
noble enterprise must result In not only afford
ing the highest qualification to all why may hear the
glorious music to be rendered upon scale Of grandeur
never before attempted and witness the magnificent
spectacle which such assembaRc must present, but
that II will also confer lasting benent upon art the
country, and the age.
while the programme Of the nrst week of tho Fcsti-
val will embrace all the great features TO be presented
Including the CHORUS OF
TWENTY THOUSAND VOICES,
ORCHESTRA OF TWO THOUSAND PERFORMERS.
the most powerful organ ever built, together with
many OF the most eminent American and European
bands and artists among whom may be mentioned the
the great maestro,
JOHANN STRAUSS AND HIS FAMOUS AUSTRIAN
BAND
OF nfysH performers the concerts to be given from
nt 70 last VIII surpass any series OF musical entertain
SEASON. TICKETS transferable, admitting to all the
G91ceTs fT9n c, June n to July 4 inel,Hsiye fiFIY
aud Tickets for single admission each ent ertainme
during e nrst week lIsE Doi,E, "a & WITH & reserved
% be hF BE- ppSn qppe1'2n s personally or By letter.
Per order OF the Executive Committee.
HENRY q. PARKER, Secretary.
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Another suit has been commenced against the
Pacific Mail steamship Company, aud temporary IN.
Junction was yesterday granted by Judge Leonard sn
'ar TO that granted Monday by Jud Pratt In Broob.
lyn THIS suit H. brought by Henry Smith to prevent
The company and It's directors from takng any action
for the reduction OF - Capitai stock under the
lately passed by the LerD ature authorizing such action
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The Extrndition Of Carl vogt.

The argument OF the hdbeds corpus Of Carl
Vugt before Justice VIM. +. Curtis Of the SupcrIor
Court mas been dd odfheflo SATURDAY II with be
remembered that Nogt is accused OF murder in Bel.
gium but that there heing no treaty between the
United States and Belgium he could not be eXtTaded
by 4e United states. GOV Hoffman has however, is
sued warrant or LIS surrender TO the lsan author 1.
ties The question 10 be argued next Saturday the
COnstitutonalify Of Gov Homan's action. The hdbCGN
COtIlN II merely 10 prevent Nogt's surrender he II
under indictment In this state Tor larceny, and cannot
be rNIcasNM ON thin WIN.
The sun., 1872-05-30

The FLOWING. named gentlemen were chosen Direc.
tors of ~e Pacific Mail taUshlp COMPANY at the
nu election to-day, the number OF shares voted upon
being ~ lN5; Alden q. Stockwell. james u. smith, H.
u. Baxter, Frederick billings Alexander Mastcrton
HcnH Clcws, George L. kingsand 4. q. RolstOu, r. W.
G.. Bellows.
The saes ~ Northern Pacific 80 gold bonds during
the current month were large fact owing douhf,
to the high rate of interest they hear sud the double
security they possrs rnroad and real estat, bond
combined. Further particulars concerning the bonds
viii he found below.
The bids for the S151On Dock Bonds Of the Cty OF
Nv Nugk ~ henpsF.b 81 ,r Go'upirolcrs rlce
FRIDAY at T.. NJ. The bonds bear cent. Interest
and are rvdcemable on Noy. /, lJ-.
The sun., 1872-05-30

Friday evening, the 3lst, Father burke will
deliver the last Of his Of lectures At the Acld
emy Of Music The subject selected, "1hc National
Music ~ Ireland" Is one with which he Is thoroughly
fam ar and will be n ade particularly interesting IN
hands
The sun., 1872-05-30
Tho Street CIenninu Con,rnc, Declared Void.

Mayor HAL and judge Bosworth Yesterday re-
ported TO the Police Board that the contract for street
cl, auinr dated June 1868 IL void, aud should be ter.
muHt uu tho lthof June, SI2 for the that the
act which authorizes the contract TO be mnde conflicts
with that rroy siuu OF the Constitution which declares
mat no private or local llll which may be passed by the
Lrtl'Ainlr shll embrace more than one subject, and
that shaii be expressed iu ih" iiii,.
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McDouough as n Fisherman. aud Whni lie
(nmlhI.

Morris Shcehnn, yesterday, was seen by Mi
ehael McDonough lahoter on Pier /. North River
stealing his watch from his vest, which lying some
distance from where he was worsing. McDonongh ran
after shechan but tho youngter % the end of the
pier and jumped overheard. Mcpouough did the same
sud captured him In the water. He swam 10 shore and
delivered his prisoner toa policeman. The hoy haN
been taken to the 1Ombs was held by Justice bowling
The sun., 1872-05-30

Arrived-wEDxEsDAr. May 90
Steamship Henry Chauncey, Asplnwal, mdse and
pass.
stsamshIp Fanta, Philadelphia, mdse. and pass
Bark j. W., Mat9nzas. sugar.
Bark Teresa, London, mdse.
Bark Bragg, TarrAgona, mdse.
Hark Roelna Bruno. LeRhorn. mdse.
B1ig Agnta, Naples. empty petroleum barrels.
Brig Aglaa, Truxillo, mahogany, &C.
Brig Pawn Meseina, fruit.
schr Nathaniel Chase Governors Harbor, plneappies
schr AlcOra, Machiss, lumber.
hchr VIM COnners, Bangor lumber.
schr Martha weeks, Bangor, lumber.
Schr ellison Caunan Georges Banks. nsh.
Schr Caledonia, kentwOrth, y. s., pluster.
echr Antelope HoutspOrt n. s., plaster.
Schr lara, Baracoa, fruit
SChr HOratiO Nichols, Portsmouth, Va. railroad ties.
tChr NJ. u. Tower, Port Antonio, ia, fruit
schr White Wing. Harbor leland, fruit.
kchr speculatOr, San Bias, cOcOanuts.
SChr Eunicc 4. Ncwcomb, BaracOa, fruit.
Also, the usual rver anu coastWise vessels.
sArLEp-steamships Nemesis, for Bremen Russia and
Wsconsn, Liverpool; Virgo. Havana Leo, savannah
South Carolina, Charleston.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED otrT
SOUTHAMPTON, May 29-Dcutchland. New York.
LIVERPOOL, May G.-Hibernian, Portland.
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The lIlcksItc Friends met yesterday morning
m the Rutherford place meeting house. After prayer
'hy samuc J. LeylcS Sister Rcbecca Price preached
long sermon spiritual happiness, She fOuN ed
by VIM, w. Fsulke OF llChmund. Ind, aud Mr.. Leylck.
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tloIttal.

I1REE TRADE RALLN.-A meeting Of those
NhO desire 40 protest against the travail OF tho
cause oi reform b; the regent c4uDauuu 80 ucunlu
viii be htld At ntenNay Han On Thursday the ann l-
at T.. NJ. WILLIAM CULLEN UGIANT IaI. Mi
preside, and addresses viii positively ur dpytrrI Iy
the Hon, DAVID A. WELLS, tDWALD AlklNsON
Esd, and others
EREElEY MAS NrrriNC.. TIE Grand
N Mass Nc. tins pi pI &. |.f i' ton
Of HORACE GLGi lll mad f...... .. ..,Ih IS rIll
be- lclIat Cuop,r Institute ou NONptY IVkAING,
JUur 3, l,'2, ut uUlotk.
The sun., 1872-05-30

TT5CS'ygo5nn....:.....G 9 ! : : S-l5
Runs carned-Troy, !; Boston, 8. Total hascs-rroy.
u, boston. 10. l"ft ON bases Troy. l.sfuu. %.
First -sn ON crow Nrnv, ,; Buston. (. p1.!r psy
q. Wright, Barnes, and Gould. g.
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SPECIAL, Notccs.
NEARE>'

MENRE-
VII NtT-' --- t',r ts-Ty ~-tifcfc .--..-'--..
Made 10 OrIvr and Warranted 20 FIN.
sent ny express o. b to ana part OF the country at
the follnN lug prices
,itl' good muslin and good linen ............fl1 SD
ehfis, NtsouNill" mus 100 Hud fine ilucn u
tStifts, lmsutts muslin ard very fnc linen n N
shirts, Nrw NurN Mills and bee. lnru ......ll -
Fau,j SUlriiuEs iu great variety.
Dlfcctlrl lUr measurement srut ON application.
RICHARD MEARtS,
Gentlencun Furnishing Goods,
tih ay. and l3th tt,, New York.
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Extract Jamaica Ginger.
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sterling silver wedding presents So IRES, VI Fulton
81. Diamonds a specially.
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makes great hits In fashionable hats"
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Ash the Iiolcl x ceprr. of New York ~ the
operation Of LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER Ia not
ondcrful. At the Aetor House, the St Nicholas lO
tel the Metropolitan the Irving House II destroyed In
a few hours every roach aud bedbug, and they have
never since been Infested with these pess Containing
nothing poisonous TO human beings or domestic AMI.
uas, II is as safe as Il IL efficient.