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New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
Itward, ana

apedton 10 explore the territory TO the eastward ana
a marty OF trained officers from Lima will proceed 70 en
nloro the districts waered by the rivers that nov tha
Seru into the Amazon. Admiral Tucker tne onie vi
Teruyiap Hydrographc Expedition Us oruerou W .no
4resident OF Peru TO proceed 10 NeWio'h ,uu pn.a
fhere the results different languages OF ns surveys
sDf the rivers and lands Of the Upper Amazon'
The steamer Faraday, with the new Atlantic
-sa,ocraph cable, has sailed from Grayesend
The Cars nephew, who was arrested in ST.
Petersburg theft OF diamonds Is the Oldest son OF the
Grand Duke Constantine.
The steamship Calabria, which sailed from
Queenstown yesterday. took out as passenger cap"
Tyler who comes TO NewYork TO investigate Eric hai
way affairs.
According to information from Valparaiso W
Apri IS the Chiian authorities still insisted that lh'
steamer Tocna was lost Chan waters ana that 'no
CAPTAIN was responsible TO the tribunals OF chill Gap"
Uvde has appeaed 10 the Supreme Court at SANTIAGO
In renly 10 the protest Of the British Minister wy
Cban Munster of Foreign Affairs stated that ne eouiu
moi NEEDLE with the judicial affairs OF the country
According to intelligence from kingston,
Jam, 10 May 2, the election OF President had
not taken place in Hayti. Gen. Domnguef was
In tho vicinity OF POrtau-P Prince with 800 SOLDIERS
but only the General himself has entered the capital
trherc was "A majority OF the Chamber OF deputies
ID PoItau-PilDce opposed 10 DOminguez iIcs
fdency bu the North aud Sonth hold the troops, ana
the Chamber TO deest the election OF DOminquez,r re
fuses TO meet IDoeDdiaries at work TO induce as
turbances The President SAYS the Constitution VIII
allow him. In the event of Chamber sitting, 70 hane
h,s SUCCESSOR. Great excitement prevails.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
TIE cOTrsCHALK MEMORIAL.

II will be remembered that shortly after
s doa,h of the pianist Louis Moreau Gottschalk, In
eou,b America, some of the admirers OF his genius IN
HewYork resolved upon some sort Of memorial 70
testify their regard for hun. The money was raised
and the committee in charge OF the matter decided upon
ADJUST Of the sympathetic maestro, and the distinguished
French sculptor Francesch. was commissioner 10 exc
cute IT. The work has arrived, and IL on e1hioi'on
for a short while In the rooms OF tne Nauon"
Academy Of Design. 1t is in white marble, OF
remarkable purity, and is altogether pleasing and
faithful likeness Of the gifted Creole master The dell
cate ana poetic features are well preserved IN @ inc
insiolo' ana the drepery broadly ana siacJiuiB1 si ~
ueateo' lt IL bust which will serve alequaleH AZ
future years 10 recall The sweet musician to the thOu
sAras VINO honored his genius. aud the man Louis
NOschaK 10 INC moro select circle Of those VINO nave
felt the rare charm and OF his extraordinary
keEsouai character,
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
PLRSONdL.

Congres sman Alvah Crockcr returned to his
home in FchburS, Mass, last week. very much i'm
proved in health.
The Rev. James Freeman Clarke of Boston
preached IN Philadelphia yesterday, while on his way
home from Florida he has been for the benefit OF
his health which is greatly improved
The King of Holland celebrated the twenty
hh Of his to tho throne, on the
2th inst and gave the public benefit considerable
sum OF money offered him a national gtft
Signor l.. VI. DAlbeTtis, tho distinguished
italian traveller. who has lately penetrated into the
mountains OF Now-Guinea, and discovered the remark
able Bird Of Paradise which bears his name (Dpan0rni
JIbeyfisD has lust returned TO England from sydney,
y, san Francisco bringing with him his large collection
in every department of natural history which he iored
during MS expedition
The friends of Mr.. j. NJ. Bellew, who was
suddenly struck down by illness and incapacted from
work after his return to England have formed them
selves into committee for the purpose OF appealing 10
the puolc in his behalf Among the gentlemen engaged
I'm this good work are Wilhie Collins George A 5ila
Edmund Yates W. T.. FrIth L. A. and others. The two
first named will give readings IRON thelr puOiSheu
works
Mr.. VI. ID. Conway writes as follows from
London to the The Cincinnati CommercidE " My bellef
is that Unitarianism IN London Is dying. Whcn Mr
Martineau left the pulpit the last chapter was reaeed
Four OF its pulpits III London are now vacant ana IL
would appear that the eloquent young ministers OF the
country districts and provincial towns cannot be per
suaded 10 come London The dismissal Of Peter Dean
IL only one Of various indications that as a denOm-
inaOn, London Unitaransm has spht on tle rock cast
and that the revolutionary elements IN WHch III orlS
ated must pass 10 new movements lea'ihg tc o.t
material OF the sects 10 relapse Slowly 10 tno Esan
geiical croed- with which ncy already harmonious
ia spirit aud etutcs."
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
AL Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed wih full
name and address.
DIED.

BRIGGs-suddpy Sunday 18th inst Louis Van Bnscho,
James anl Sophie Bss aged months aud
of parents ll2 West Fory
CoCKs-In Brooklyn Fnday evening Nav l5 1874 EIa Cock
wife OF Samuel Cocks, In tie 6Jth year Of her
DONALDSON-In Brootn Sunday Msy the residence of
her Carl Sanford 43l C!ermoataSe, Laa DoIalsol
the Slst year Of her
Notice Of funeral hereafter
HARTsUFF-lhe funeral Of MorGenera George L. ssuT o. g.
ARM will place at West Point New York Tues
Gay. the 1874 inst
Reatiyes AMI rien attend The Heary
will leave Pier 3d. North River foot Of Gbseyo0s. AZ
Tuesday convey West POgt the deceased The
relatives and friends who may tee to accompany them
HOYT-On 18th ave. EdSn Hoyt aged
The funeral p,cs Halls Church
and Fhye at Id o'clock Monday, tue lota inst Fnents
OF the family are Invited 10 attend.
FoURTH CITY NEwYoRK. SEv YoRE.
IT, 1874 special the Bosri Of Directors Of The
National Rans, held this day notion unanim0nsJ
Ros That the members Of this Board have esrned sIh deep
OyL
sterling integrity bis
ytue aud honorable the leading
this justly enleared him " the members THIS
Board and TO all others Who knew him.
R>SoUsd, That this Board attend bis funeral 10 body.
Reorj That hereby sYmpathies 70 his
beresved family ami direct that VI these resolutions uy ver
aed be forsaEdei to them Attest, ANTHONY LANE, Cssfes
HUNT-At Salem Wesicheser " y THURSDAY morning.
Daniel Hant for thry1Eee
yesrs Supervisor OF the town Vi LegisOoro.
from his late residence saturday MaT 49, at oeoct
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 attend
MoUNT-At Philadelphia wednesday, 18Th NAY Matthias Mount
in the 57th year OF his age 800
Funeral saturday, lOh
Hunterion Co, n. j.
POTTER-At residence Palms Liberia ". C A. March,
Es A. Potter OF City Newlos aRi brother
Of Aaron +. d. Potter. aged as yeirs.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
4 UyIvERSALIST CHURCH DEDICATED.
THE SERVICES AT THE CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOR
ADDRESS BY THE REV. DR. +. IL. CHAPLIN.
A.. S,,,;n, hnlop to

THE SERVICES AT TIE CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOR
ADDRESS BY THE REV. DIR. Z. H. CHAPLIN.
The Church of Our Savior, belonging to
the Sixth Uniyersast Society OF the City OF NewfoFk,
in Fifty-seyenth-st., near Eighthayep was FORMALLY
dedicated last evening The church Is designed after
the Romanesqu style OF architecture OF Phladelpha
pressed brick and is trimmed with Beeville stone 1t
will accommodate coo persons, and will cost including
the site about $4,000. Tue lot is 10 by lOO
feet The Sunday rooms and the church parlors
occupy the front OF the edce. over tue Vespue III the
second and third stories respectively Inc auuonco
room is constructed in the amphitheater form-the
seats rising gradually in every direction from the
speaker-whch in connection with the peculiar form OF
the galleries has enabled the architect to add fully one
third 10 the ordinary seating capacity OF church OF
its size By the employment OF an unusually LOFTY
ceiling and the admission OF ample light from the loo'
bies an exceedingly attractive ana cheeriui auuiehco
room has been obtained The obbles occupy three sueS
OF the church, whereby the space least advantageous
for stings is for the entrance and exit OF the
audience and valuable space IL saved for seating pur
poses The platform the minister IS thrust far out to-
ward the of thus brngingever
bearer within the easy OF his voice. This and the
reading desk were elaboratey decorated with flowers
and garands and In front OF the PLATFORM was laoie
on which was raised pyramid OF rare nowerS' behihd
the speakers was suspended white norai heart' Win
tho word "welcome" and a border of crimson flowers
and several garands OF eyergreens ana flowers hups III
front o the organ gallery The services began with al
overture on the organ by A. Relf jr., after which
Mozart's "Gora" from the l2tn Mass was sung py
a chorus OF 40 singers from the PHILHARMONIC society
The Rev Mr. Bailey offered the Invocation, AFTER whch
the clolr sang the hymn Praise the Lord We heavens
adore HIM" accompanied by the organ and an
"rchestra az eight pieces The Rev. Dr. L. H. Chaplin
preached the sermon from the following text; -" one
tod and Father Of all who Is above all, ana through
ali, aud In you ALL" Ephesans, chapter w.,
verse g. -, . -, A., nj, m, -
II 1 Colman then read the report OF the Building
Committee after which the Rev. j. NJ Pullman, as
s,pd by the CATION, continued with the act OF
dedicaton the Rev. g. H. Fay OF Washin gton, ID. c. OF
feruc the prayer. Addresses were made by the Reys.
III X Nye e. Fuhrer. +. &. Sweetser, and Il. H. Pull
man AT the close Of the services the benedction was
nrnnnnncel by the pastor.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
ON CHANGE.
WALL STREET PROJECTS.

| Tba stock market was again weak on Sat-
urdsy tho ooying prices slowing decline OF from 10
II per cent from tho highes< points OF tne DAY Inc
lease OF the Atlantic and Great western Railroad by the
Erie has been fully agreed upo' by the TWO Boards OF
Directors and will now be submit ted to the stockhold
Of both companies for ratification The oicers nave
changed their minds with respect to tic publication OF
the text OF tho lease and will issue 1t unti II sha
have been confirmed by the stoe NhoiuerS' a
mortgage has been executed by tie Canada
Southern = Railroad Company on its road
rolling stock, and other property, to secure 80 "oW
issued for the further construction of the road WL' L.
Scott OF Erie and Kenyon Cox OF this city are named u
the trustees The Controller and OF the Sta
Of Tennessee arranging in this city for the establish
ment OF State Agency, through which the future pay
monts Of interest will be made Tho July interest OF the
series of funding bonds and OF bonds registered
under the act Of 1873 will be paid q. the Bank Of New
York In this city
Tho Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company have
concluded an exclusive with the direct Cable
Company for term OF years, and are making other ar
rangemsnts which likely to make them formidable
competitor Of the Western Union both for foreign and
domestic business The scarcity Of Pacific Mall Is
accounted by the holders OF stock calling it in for
transfer prior TO the annual election There has been
talk OF sharp contest in progress for tho CONTROL
but this report is doubtless circulated to affect the
price Of the stock. as 1t has been well known that an
arrangement was made before Mr.. George S. Scott
sailed for Europe by which the present Board
would be retained in the direction OF Pacific
Mail during tho coming year. The Union and
Central Pacific Roads said TO have under
consideration proposition from ono of the strongest
steamship lines between Liverpool and New-fork for
establishing a line from San Francisco to Japan and
China under years contract for exclusive inter
change OF business.
Notwithstanding the existing depression 1t will DO seen
from wing comparative statement OF the closing
prces Of some of the leading that they still rule
considerably above the lowest prices OF last year;
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
THE COOpERs' STRIKE.

The feeling of the employing coopers Is
daily increasing against the Society workmen anu sew
eral large firms have resolved not TO employ any men
belonging the Society. Since the names OF 'he ni
who have resisted the demands OF the working eoope
were published several Others have been added to the
list. The oil have decided 10 resist all deuahu'
and the sugar appear equally determined lrouoio
is anticipated among tho -four, pork and beefpaeAns
establishments, and 1t expected that within 10"
days q united organization Of those who employ
coopers will be perfected. as to ehectuahy
resist the demands OF the men. The rules oi
the Society considered by the employers to De 700
arbitrary for tolerance Every cooueIs shop In Green
point aud Williamson has been closed against Tue
Society men, and the police or both places are hcp'
bubly employed In escOrting and protecting nOn5ocss
men. Occasionally single cases OF disturbance h,iso,
but organized plan Of attack has been nabesleu ~
the strikers. meeting OF the cooper, OH stIike vas
Ia, ii OIL saturdaY essniuz ~ No. lGv Last broa9"y'
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
Mercantile Library Association, >.


The customary General Meeting of the Association will take plaza
TUESDAY the 18th inst Assoc sioa Hall 1880 and
will continue until the 23a inst The order business sn
FIRST sEssIoN-TUBsDAY, May l9-7:30p.m.
An address by GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS esq the Presient
paper the Rev Dr. WOOLsBf OF SesHayea the Eiemp
from Capture Of Private Property at Sea-
Science OF the Young Men. Christian Association"
paper Financial Administration" by yGAMALIEL BRADFORD
''s' " SECOND sEssToS-wBDNEsDAY, Nay 90
paper by WILLARD g. FLAGG, ESQ., Of Moro. ILL.,, on TIE
paper by Dr. GILMAN OF the University Of Csu-
rn, SaSD . its 81 Rs,HSa .h ,ss sasr Unei states.
paper By D. A WELLS esd, on Rational Principles %
paper BY Prof BENJAMIN PIERCE Of Cambridge GA
p,pr BY CARDS HUBBARD ESQ., Boston Amer
'' Fourth sEssIOS-THURsDAY. May 2l-Spm
paper BY Dr. j. FOSTER JENKINS OF iosher' on isns
paper by DR. ALFRED L. CARROLL Of Ss"Y0 90 hJrens
in schools and Collegesp ,o.. -. m. " p,,,..
paper by GEORGE I. ANGBLL esl o. oo''''' VI ' 'S
ton OF fAGimals especially IN Trsn,portatoh'
repGy, from ;hs hsh peRSsnn.Y svsSISG-s O'Clock
paper BY Hon CHARLES Bu0AAlh" ''rsAa'"'1"' %
tn. ma Departures, by Prof W. SUMNER
New Haven Haven n,io, on Financial ouestiora
AHenefai syyTa Discne SESSION FRIDAY NAV 22-3 Up
n, hy ,ss General Seees T. b. sANBoRN, on The Worh
Of 1 . rom The Dspaens Of Social EeO'omy PaupshHa
the Cy o. ;, BRoCKwAY ESQ., Of Michigan the Reforms
dos q sgssIoS-PRIDaY BvRSryG My 22s Oei
~ N.iona aad AisA0oed Edeeston
h' PAPER By WILLIAM ". GRBkNoU6H. Of bo'os. -
A report front Department of Bdueatos.
Carl schurz,s Huosy on Charles sumner, del'erctta
po.,on April 90 published full together with the stsss Coz
rs SENATOR, Bouts and Thurman and Representative
THY TRIBUNE EXTRA No Is Pro. PET single copJ. postpaid
cents ,r eepiss 10, IS sss., s~ssJ-a'e copies orsl
Aaasss TUE rNsbaa Ns~x
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
GOVERNHENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHEG1ON Monday. May lS-l a. IN.
NJ, sf ftrSD OgIr hOHrG


The barometer continues low III the north
ern portlon OF the Middle States l has risen IN the
upper lake region and the Northwest, ana thcnce
sonthward TO the Gulf , 80, =, ~ ,,,
The temperature has risen slightly In New'England
and fallen in the lake REGION
clear weather with light winds and calms, prevail in
the southern States the Ohio Valley the Central Mssis-
sippi and Lower Missouri valleys.
Southerly winds and clear weather prevail on the
New. England and Middle Atlantic coasts.
Threatening weOther and light rain with north and
west winds reported from the northern portion OF
tho Midele States and thence westward TO Michigan
The Mississippi River has risen vt keokuk and fallen
at Caro-. .u
The OHIO, Cumberland, and Ped Rivers have fallen
Probabilities.
For Netc- England and TIE Middle States partly cloudy
,regher oiU prera, u,M OcalRAISs m NE interior, south
,rsst 10 nor cinds loper temperature, and station
ary 10 rising barometer: ,. ,. -
For the south Atlantic and the Gulf States generally
clear weather southwest TO northwest winds with a
slight change OF temperature and rising barometer
during the day
For the Lake region Tennessee and the Ohio Valley.
clear or clearing weather during tho day. northeast to
northwest winds low temperature and stationary TO
to rising barometer
For the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri Valleys
generally weather. north TO east Winds ana low
Gomperature except IN Missouri and Southern Iowa.
The RireTs.
The Ohio and lower Mississippi and lower Missouri
Rivers will continue to fan slowly.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
PASSENGERS ARRYVED

PROM SAN FRANCISCO, ScTa s>rTnship Cfv Of Gu v,-.
May M Lewcas wife and 3 children ~. q. Bay
James H,rknson, Miss Bmus Muller NJ and Mrs Charles r
Prom Acknowledgements D. A. smtb T. 3 N j. A smith DR.
Hsy wife, and chiiren Capt. E H. White Csnas
daughter IT, g. stanford Manuel Mssno VI waino DonOre Ma
sns Bmie Bonad Ncsng1au Minister as.hDgon "a
Flint Pablo Gualamns the Hon Ramon Uharte. Mnstss
from Guatemala MEXICO, Vicente Cono Jsronlmo Pc
req Arthur Barnard, Miss Burnhsm Bernardo Asesrevs.
Ieury Ehrman and servant. Bnrqne AMI Jlsn bhrrss-
Mr. Jacob Ban, Mr. s. Diatoue, Mt r. BOr'e, NJ Isss
Poe From Kingston Ja-Mr g. r. PrmiB, Mr. sBd Mrs Jsnss
Bason Mr. ant H. cLih aud ser'snii Mrs Billings
Mis-. Ros.ter, NJ q. BaT, Mr.. J. Shines jr Mr s b. Ms..
Mr. aDd Mrs Davis child infant and NJ ~
King Mr. G. 4. Bruce. Mr. H. Stirring MI 10
PedToyens Mrs Qancy Brosn Mr. Whdoo. Miss Whiass
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18

Edey's CarboIic Troches-Among the various remedies Zoe
coughs enjoy higher reputation than EDErs CARBoc rRocn
well spoken Of that ihey sell where they have
advertised and that they bear ont their favorable repusos
places them the ordinary list Of medical preparations Pos
Coughs Colds Asthma and dnant and preventive against
contagious diseases they sPeca sol evey"heFe JoHS r.
Henri CUsRAs Co. Popre;ors and CoegePie New York
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
A DESPERATE RUEFIAN.

Capt. Murphy of the Eleventh Precinct po-
lice while walking through East Tenthst yesterday was
suddenly assaulted by John Bray. who struck hun So
we're blow on the face. and then turned ana ran IA
trolman Closer and Capt. Murphy pursued Bray ana
after long chase the former at last caught up with the
fugitive. Bray instantly drew revolver ana
lred three sRQts VI ths QuIoqG' Al tAa
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18

1852 cvs Bu.tsr-sup.nor american s.s9sso dcsM %;
aTn. Isrj IN ieT t29 so P.qdnt'l Pooes VIZ ooseS
hi wT-wbts s25 1880 :-->.. h'sey sass tssh
sslop Coal oil 6dBIs reals gallon. LroefWhte Pn SooV
sc.nisb soH 239d2fO Exchange sVei on the United sM M
so days caren l03 0l0j cen. premium, 'hor' gn' ~
prem on LoDdon l53al6l peam on Paris is"S
1872 preniam.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
OBITUARY NOTES.

Charles Ellis, an extensive drug merchant of
Philadelphia, died Oh Saturday.
James Collingwood, an old merchant of Pough-
seepsie died in that city on Saturday
Gabriel Charles Gleyre, the French painter,
hose death is announced studied art with NJ Hersent,
nd exhibited four pictures in Paris which established
Sis reDutatiOn as an excellent artist
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18

bulIvts missed their aim weyer, ana the ofcer hen
sprang toward Bray and srnsk him with bis club Bray
the oflieer Tpon recovering cons, ousness Bray was
taken 10 the Union Market ana thence 70
ia Essex Market Police Court Patrolma uo,er 'hsro %
nre erred complaint OF felonous assault az INST nih'
and he was held for trial.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAvAsA lG-Sug,r opene 6n bat closed dali Nos 10 70
II D. piO9 reals .rrobe; Nos IS 20 u. 81 2tG2v
rci. aoae' Slgm lSgi6 reals suobe Mu;soyaao S1{"
Inror Common. l69lBia res Fair Good Refining -
II 4 reals Grocery Grades, 2O02l reals stock Of srA "iIs
house Malat 32l 900 LoIes 5000 hhds
dudug "a 600 100 hhis EIncrts dus Wv
week $4,000 l. 100 hhis, incadng lIOOo O"i'' ~
1000 bhlA 70 lhc Unit 4 states. ,--.,.... 1 a
nosssss -Uls,sl ssi ASsy io reals 49, BACON pa
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT..

SECRETARY RICHARDSON'S PROBABLE EElll'fNhNi
ADMITTED BY CABINET oFFICER-NiEWs OF
THE PRESIDENT AS TO MR.. RICHARDSON'S WITH
DRAwAL AND TIE APPOINTMENT OF HIS Sue
CESSOR.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUSEl
WASHINGTON, May 17.-ln conversation with
member of the Cabinet recently, on the subject OF
the Secrearyship Of the Treasury he said was the
most difficult matter possible to find suitable man
for that important place; but lie said he cid not
suppose it was any longer a secret matter that Sec
retary Richardson would retire al as early date as
possible. The names of several prominent gentle
men were mentioned, all being within the EepuD-
lican party Among them were Jackson ). Schultz,
Gen. Schenck, William Walter Phelps aud others,
and the Cabinet officer alluded to referred TO them
in such way as to lead to the inference that they
had been considered by the President lie said that
Nh Richardson would not retire, nor would the
President remove him. while the newspapers were
SO bitterly opposed to him and denounclng HIM; ;
that it was not the custom of the President TO change
officers under fire. and that lie would not allow the
attacks now being made on Mr. Richardson to DIS
grace him by dispensing with his services while the
inference was possible that he removed because
of revelations. When Mr. Richardson sees the time
that he can get ont of Office without subecting him
self 10 the inputation that he driven oui, ne
will certainly CO. and it is said he Will not go before
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18

VIZ Georea Bradley pre5Ifiug: but no prospect VA
heid out OF speedy settlement OF tho trouble, tnc>
0hc9rs being principally engaged In paying out thu
Iuhu3 70 ad the flmes OF those thrown out VI WORK,
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
MiRRIED.

ARNOLD-HEwrTT-At the Cathedral Milwaukee Wis, Monday
morning May H. by the R Rev j. NJ Henn D. D. Bishop %
Z. Arnold The Catholic World Ne. YORK TO Ms
A. shepard adopted daughter Vi tie late Dr. j. He" Of Mil
waukee. No cards.
GUNDELL-sT JOHyon the 14h By the Rev Dr. Adams The
Presbyterian Church. Alfred G. yon Gunle OF
Hanover Germany May daughter OF Newton St. John Of Mobile
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
PRINTING CLOTHS YARKgr.

Paovprycs L. May l7-Pning Cloths have been more ss
sanns the past week With sfehHs pnes The market clos
5s mot holders asking 55aGe for standard ni ers oIis'
sales Of tho week rs 900 s 59jIs for " squssss -
(2S e01Gis aad 5t5 / Ice for 56r60s
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18

Singular Dream.-on Tuesday las, gentleman had sirtsa
teeth extracted Dr. CoLTos In the Cooper Institute ani 1kas
exclaimed, thought was 10 heaven. surei
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18

Thousands of Rupturod ones have bees pernauesuy
horrible
ths comfortable ELASTIC IRCss 0S3 Brotisy AID 10 eaf~
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18
Sperlal Notices
Croton Landing-On-HudsOn, With

Croton L. udsOn With hne view To RENT
furnished 2sto COTTAGE II gaie3
supply sad vegetables milk OF three horse aud csrnge
hour aud from Forty
second family only Rent Tor season, 81 900
L. CLARkb, ia Pront+I
Mercantile Library Association, Astor-piace.
LENDERS. The Amiaistrauon May
also, tas Is
flo~i
Ticket the Sncllr House the lith INST.
FOR DIRECTORS,
to6u vacancies for three yean.
CHARLES e. HOUGH
With H. D. Clsfiu Co.
WILLIAM T. GAyIr,
with the American Shelving Co.
JOHN G. PALMER
with George H. Palmer.
wM CURTIS NOYBs
with Longa Rluore Mackenzie.
Polls m .