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the NEW oRLraNs cUsrom house
some Of the Charges 10 he Investigated by
the House Committee.

WAsH1NGToS, April 25.-Among the
charges to oe Investigated In the New Orleans
Custom Hou-e is one that large lots Of cigars,
impctteG from Cuba and annually seized, ere
not reported 10y the Custom House officials tut
are sold for rriyato interests. The charge has
been made that each Inspector receives but 81 u
DAY instead ot<i. Deputy Collector Herwlg ex-
.,"ins this by saying that the Custom House r.
compelled 70 carry a larger number Of revenue
OIL toTs ard inspectors than the law provides for.
and 10 meet the pawn efIt ~ toe extra hands IL
IS nee '-s ~ "a reduce the pay II inspectors. or
rather that tuey serve for - a day rat asr
that not have employment. luis "a irregular,
but not 50 RI Ing IN these times Of Official ~
lailun. Another chprrc Is that kfnstlll, tito
special agent Of the Ire sury Department At
New or cans. has two sons who arc carried On
tie Custom House rolls, though both arc attend
Ing Catholic seminary In New Orle ,ns Pro-
testf have been iacdc against this ~ lIerwig,
but he IL f-st every time by the significant re-
u TX. " II YOU o0 not hush up VIII exposs all
OF your shortcomings" IL does not appear that
the nominal Collector. james l., Casey, - nuli-
Gated 10 any of the Garages made against TO
Custom House. HIS only offence appears to be-
that he permits Herwg To run the business while
he attends u ether matters ia Washington.
The attention OF Secretary Bristow having
been called TO the charges a.. Aust kiuaella, 10 "a
understood the treasury Department will itself
examine into the allegations made against the
management OF the New Orleans Custom House
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TWO FIGHTiNG BOfRDs.
The Health Boards Furniture Pitched Out
OF the Police Central Once.

Tho controversy between the Board OF Police
and the Board OF Health IA relation the TILE 10 me
latters rieht to rooms In the Police Central once
reached very interesting point yesterday The Ponce
Department has possession Of the formerly occu
pied 10y the vaccnang board ald yester ay the board
order thai room a. occupied by President Chandler
shuu be used % Inspector NED lrmott after May as
TIE headquarters OF the Second Inspection District
Meantime Tie wurk Of tue Naceludtlng Bdre4u As At
stsnHsttl anu the counsel L. the Board Of Iittth
wen. before judge spcir and obtained lnjuactl a
lIM4tls tho Ponce board sppoprilting any more
room an commanding tHe restoration Of already
ttsen. Wncn Presld.nt smith nelrd thus paper, he
or utr Inspector hks 10 throw cut All the farm.
ture ~ the NarclEatns corps tha had not been
on nt the ruls aud 10 maNc things an saYy
NTather. NisAin ten Mhutps TIE were cleared
OF even the pictures on tho wal aud the carpet tie
npur. One too large through the door WAS
pitched uut r wlnd ". trrS nom tie office Oi the
aitorn to tho 30 nj 90 lteaLA arrived som after.
Nafd ana shouted. have an orlcr 10 enter duv
tlgnei ~ thr Ju.sr OF iae superior NOalt. s-t 1t
your peril " bui nc m ~" no igipressiln.
President smith went home mali hour Rte after
wa'uns ia VAN tor ,he service of ths INJUNCTION upon
MIMI lAt MI NnHf u.s. M.n MIf NJ until hIlf p n
wrs nu." lcrtsf.nl IT, got A4 copy .Il tie u.ntr
t1mW--io 'f~ received theirs latsr. 1nry iaLgn at
T. urlvr tll ~ tAt uutrr The .lw tluY caaAat be
tuIlnr ,Ae pt b' i.e prcue Cout after cls % Gays
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Transactiors yesterday at the Exchange COM
prised fa.cs by;
VIM Kennedy foreclosure, ne.haf interest IN build.
ing, 90 plot 7-NllO nos 49, r, and CO Crosby street,
east side ~ feet south Of Spring street. $1,000 and
one NTH interest IN property ou lhlryse,e Thirty
eisAh, Ihirtymnth Forteth, Forty nrst, aud Forty.
second firocts AMI Flih ami sixth avenues $4,000.
BY H. Y. Harne n. per order EXECUTOR four-story
brick house with lot, e5yosa so. 337 West Tauty.
eighth street. north side 300 feet Ninth avenue
tieoo partition sale, three story brick hou sc
'front.' tNostoy frame house, rear win lot, @oNAs D.,
No. sas Vet Inry tn street, a., 500 foreclosure
sa Que plot, ln2 @xluo northwest corner 81 vet g.
stNehth btlcesaId Is cVenth aveAuo twelve lots sacn
eb.l"--2, northwest corner 81 Eleventh avenue and
SCUM tde OF Seventy ninth street, 100 lect west OF
ElsNt ntu av 'nur. fdpull
by 4. a. Lawrence Coz foreclosure one hon sc with
ot saAlod Gust t1e OF Baxter street. s5.2 ictt west
OF ftrs street $40 $50
- " n. stevenson. Jr foreclosure. one plot, dix
ptp. south SIDE OF Thluyourh street, "-5 t,ct west
q Second avenue fbS7n7 one house, with lot, lSK
east - Avenue \. S'i,SSt.
By Peter :, Meyer, foreclosure, two lots each 2lr
lOOlt, north SIDE OF tOrty-,tNtnth street. LOO feet
Vet OF Eleven d aycuur, $3.50.
Inc following y upcry was knocked down, hut not
tpld: Premises No. 40 East Fitu-seyrnth street
tl3'50, ~. % East Ninth fueet e. 75n aud one plot
5000.
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To THE EDuoR or TnE sUN-ST: We read
with regret In THE Of 2ith inst. Of the doa.
utate condition vi Mrs. Henrietta Eddy. the widow
OF TIC late ward Eddy aud OF her utter desiituton
ana want OF even tho yerlest neceaares Of life. We
therefore hereny Offer tae services ~ the In FAvorta
Amateur Dramatic ASso'iation of Harlem for a ~ Dc
GUS driia uc Performance AZ on theatre, TIC La
lMHllii lycruln 10th street anu Third avenue tIr
Tue benthL 81 the widow, within ten days from thA
date uNe notice Of the time uf such performance tine
plays ana casts 20 no given IN iHE suN.
JAMES h. " Arson, JthiN ". lHoHP JOHN y. BAHkrH,
7. NJ. COOK, tOmui-tee.
To the -piruR Oh IltE sUS-Sn" Pc Sc transfer 20
ne tuhi being al cd iOr Mrs Eddy the elc .,d
uI dniars 40 h!lgAt ~ ultc 10 the luiury ~ I
"nr1 knHF, te'asefi irr.n OF more th.n t~eN ~
yfh.h' ST. uln fd Hs acOatnDuton to me AZ foH OF %
detsusrd DfvsAer MasuA uAEgY LII
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House of Representative.

Nj Harms Dem, Va, Chairman Of the
Committee On Elections c,lled W the Illinois
eon'''.ed election care Of LemoYne against Far
vol.
Mr.. r nd .l dem, Pa, Chairman Of the Com
n''tee VA Appropriations, raised the que tion
o. q. al .sr.a %, 50 as to give precedence 10 the
L'f.s'a 1879 81. rlprleujn Dill. Tho h luse de-
e. D., -I." ~ III n.ys not TO proceed with
w rrt.1. Sc.
-, ".u.,, kim, as amended by 'ir. Neal :
:, .''N p '.Nlu- % tx ot ~ per G. NJ. Oh all
y '.ft 30 ani PERSONA, was passed.
r |.N .e,re -,cl.. Oaiol, from tue judiciary
'-'hiait'ed a report inrclat "a o. tho
"'". hi' -, TO- posing a dill requiri ~ ttum
y. nhiut luni 10 pay At maturity tue
nd i.t.res. ~ tho subsidy bonds is
gem p tile Governments. II embraces
1904 u The Legal rlstt Of C9ngIess ~ re-
H' -mAirg IA d, and the necessity md
;1,n'e 10 g.. itis very lull and elaborate re-
-. irl ptihted and iecJmultted.
~ N' u tr-n Went INTO Commit. go u thu
Dr. 'n ,Hs H. sis.a i've and IL 'cutiye Appro-
~ 90 b l'.i, r-sumiu- 10 on page 81 uf tue bill,
""e'' .fi.l ls made Tor the iu.uls.
riuIAuELPuA vs.. SAN FRANCISCO.
!, h' H.cr p-m.. CalJ moved TO amend tho
,,e'N i'' thr >Nn Francisco mint BIZ iacr-a- NJ
Is pr'piirlun for wages from s.@j,0OJ 10
,.@r Randall moved to amend the amendment
Eft-N +In1 That tue rate Of wages paid az tie
p" FrN''. 10 nlnt snail not exceed those at the
Co., 40 Co.. mint Do, more than twenty-five per
EN- GLOWING nfleen per cont. for the uidsr-
r. "'l"rch aptr and gold, and ten ger cent.
"a t"r 81 OF uNng). lie said that the Post
h'r Department made no difference het,vee n
49, ''.i .i'rii-aiIu ~ emplOyecsln san Francisco
ani c, - ne also O. upsrcd the wages
p.-. ''''- 10 -" i'"nc'Sco anu Thh'dc-
,ar. I1'er protested against any comparison
hpt h., 90 iFin, i'cn' a ciN where men live
IT, . .,l u',' and Pm adelphia, where they t,y
lam ~ 'lilg aud give nothing. Ito ii
en- OFT ,''u, l'nen should MT compare the
o. .ia l.f J. clio Ocean with that Old city
a.
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1Hn WHiRr INrRornMnNrs.
What tho Commissioners Of Docks are Doing,
aud the Cost OF the Work.

The General Committee on Docks OF the
hoard Of lrade, Produce Exchange, Chamber q
Commerce, Che.p Tran. por;ation Association,
and Council Of Political Reform. flushed its
lahor- yesterday by requesting the Dock COM
n.issioners 70 suspend for the present an work
on the oulkhead line except where the nilirg IL
READY Go receive the stone naSour.. ami to fix
tue iiinit ot eNuen ilure for docks tAis year,
except for repairs. at S5N.Gll
Comm issoner Wales explained, in n letter TO
the chairman. that the whole coat Of the iui-
prnvement between Canal and West Eleventh
streets VIII he sGN,W0 on this, work costing
$4,000 Il In progress Seven new piers are 10 he
huili, AMI one il IN progress, and this will cost
when conuleted. together with dredring and
other work. $4,000. making the total for this
section SlliOtt1 But the Commissioners 90
not intend to expend Thu sum - once. For this
year Sip,UO VIII DO. To com glcte Pier / North
rive make renairs, and run the donartmcnt
Will cost $4,000. making $4,000 total expendi-
a Il ktar
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COLLINS. On the 9th inst, George NJ second son
OF Geur.c W. ami L. VI. ". CoAlAs.
Friends % the family. also members OF Polar Sta,
Lodge 80. III, ~. %. are tfNltei 10 attend tho
fnncra from the tnur'h Of the Atoncmont, Madison
Nv. lud 2stn 81 TINS dIN. At 1 u'clork.
HiAII.-pn sunday, Auril a. George W. Hyatt
eldest ot Grorse w. aud Ann l.. llyat, IA the lSti
year of 90. age
a. N ns win be iutcrre a. Union Gem tory. l. l.
~ ltlitl .Snddrnn, oa Iu tdty, Ap q 30, At Tie
No. - snnon IT., Mr. Margaret Murphy, Ia tue S5tn
year IT hyr age.
Notice of funeral hereafter
fAiTsON.-uu Monday, April -, Elizabeth Patti
son aged ~ YEAR,
Relatives and friend' Of the family are respectfully
rtiu scu 10 a. END toe funeral from hrr ltft residence
IS. hi-t Broadssy. on WEDNESDAY. az O'cl0ce 4. NJ
~ Hilton Tuesday Aprl 20 ~ his late residence,
~ North uh ~, WI aus lursh h. b. A. SUM a.ed 5I
yCars, months, anu days.
Iuner on IhHrsdIY, Ap Il p. at O'Clock PVT
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Jonn Drlsaali u SIKH avenue went TO Mis-
toun IN 1900 to see about some lana leaving his wife
anu two children. Tie property sold and the proceeds
IN his pocket he took the MissNsrpi river
boat 10 New Orleans, and gambler nreccd
lin. He went 10 work al his trade, blt
IN 1868. although he lad made some money, he was
u'tiurd To 80 nome, nOtWlt0standlng ha had Written
70 lct iAcul k.ON lac alive. lie went To Colorado
began miuinE, male fortune md hin, ing that lis
family nni discarded Inn, IA he had received an.
sw,T 90 HI, letters, lie went on tour THROUGH Fur
On Saturday ne returned to THIS Ci.y aud aired
that his wife hal INA gined linn dead mlrrlcd again
lust her second husband, md WAS iiyiug m bergen,
whore he found mr. party vas given to the tricnds
OF we nanny W c0lnllenIol4te the hLppy reunIun.
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rHE BosroNs, MErrLn.
The Mutuuls Beaten In their First Cham-
pinuship Game.

Tue Mutuuls Beaten IN their First Chnm-
pinushiD Game.
About loo persons assembled on the
Union grounds, yesterday afternoon, to witness
the lrst match Tor tho chamnionship between
the Mutuals of BROOKLYN ana the Red Stockings
Of Boston. Tue weather Wa cold and threaten
inc, making 1t unpleasant ior the 1elders. The
Mutuals were the favofites IN the pool rooms.
and pools we're sold at 500 to $40 that they
would win the game. Mr.. Lourhlin OF tho Ar
ltnctun Club was chosen umpire. and the Mu-
tuals went frst 10 the bat. Start and Hailthan
each made base hit In TIE first inning. but were
lett In the third inning base hit By Iracv.
one by liallihan, nun by O'R0urlle. and errors
by Borden gnd Thurman gave the Mutuais three
runs. Manning Of the I}ostOns made pretty two
base hit IN tho second inning, but did not score
In tho fourth inning Tracy led on with a
splendid hi Tor three bases and Stfrf and Iialli-
nan followed with single base hits, which sent
10 Two more runs for tho Nutuas. Neither club
scored again Till the seventh inning, when The
BosiOns made two runs ou errors by Ilnllihan
aud Nichols. The Mutuals got one run in the
seventh inning. In Ia the last innirC the score
VS. % IN favor OF the Mutuals. Thurman and
Schaner ootn got thcir base on errors ov Hahn
han and Nichols. Manning made a base hit and
was follow Cd tY enc By Morrill, and Bordc n
which sent In four runs aud tied the score. Two
men were cut when O'ROurkc stepped to the
bat. After waiting somo tlmo he a; length got
hall To suit him and sent II nying over short
stop and brought home the Winning run. Every
body was astonished at the result Of the me.
Msoa.'IaoaaL.,...'.......S 3 3 9 9 ! 9 &c
TIM Of game two hours sud twenty-five miau,es
lsuIs earucu-N 4tuli n. hus.DlO.
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In state bonds We note fales OF New York state 7s
bounty loan gistered. at 1OiAs and Norm Carolina e.
90, January ana July, at 10 Bank Of Commerce
eold ut ll5. kalro Il bonds strong and active
with the urinciI al transactions as follows:
burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota lists, ala
rs Chicago burlington ana Quincy IS, llisiliI4; ;
MhnanAe. and -; Paul y gold, 100 Min -ukee ami
- Paul. l.. and VI. DIVISION 94i( Milwaukee and ST.
Paul con olidatcd snEing fund, - Chicago North
western consolidated coupon cold bonds, 81 Morris
ana Essex lss, llsi@9liy Morris aud Essex sds 10
motifs ald E-sex lee, consuli ard. 1p7se; MichIg
&c. raj IS i0Ss hcriran Cen raj s.. III. MINE 20
aud Sc Pau $40, rs; Erie Isis Ill., ohio ana Viz.
sissrpi I'd. 90 Central Pacific gold 1OnGs lOs
'nf Docs bonds, los North Missouri ists. 81 ~ "a
i"c nc lsh, lv+ Iniln faoinc - lana grant lOO
lti- hlfF IDi: Wtfue and Chicago lists. IlSi,.
and J. Z, lt., iG-s Rome. WatortOwn ami Ogarnsourq
6 nso tiatgl l-tf, 9l9 Toledo ana WABASH il = Aai
Iuco ara Wabash eonsoidated convertible. 10 It. l..
a'n j. ~ Iss, ~ Eet tennessee, Nlrslua ami
rs ga New rev Central 1sts, new ll04 Missouri
Il AsN. snl r. slAelg fu4d 5g7t Albany and Susuuc,
lanHa rs l.tfi lehsh aud " H. cptsnldI tod 0iio
-,I "a lie siukinE iand. az pAclc 81 Missouri
90 uleuiue -l-uesl inutsa. AL - L. 81 cio,lls
prices Of siocAs To-Day Reres
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The Rody Tnkcn from the Narrsw..

A middle-nPed German woman inquired Of
Coroner smms IN Brooxyn yesterday whether cond
se' the body tascu from ule Narrows sunday. she
said that Aer husband. Charles Rock sxaTmy oncer,
deserted her about ten ago, and from the
tlon aud tue initials c. y. on his handkerchief fhe
thought thcy msht b. lh remains sue hal besun
oNufce proceedings against IA and she cO0lly said
that II II vas his BODY she needn't spend any more
money a. get divorce letter T. lHk svs says mat
Ia uescip OL talneG win that Of Charles audit one
OF T. RdieY A. sons crrks who disappeared The
IAN Of December last, and whose hat found On a
Grand street ferry bOat.
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In McQuade's court, yesterday, the FIRST game
wnswon by PM Casey, over Robert Dore asd James
Mack. second four.nanded match brought out
Mich1ol LyAcn and N. Merritt against r. CRY aud
Major LutAer, Won b, the t1rner m eueriainn' Mt
terminated WIN American ricKeta played bY john
Ryan ant Thomas Lynch against Michael ~ nch and
Ihua. tuusclief, Won ~ the tOrner.
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The Poi,oncd MIR. Jer,ey,s Mou.v.

II Is said that relatives Of Mrs. Jane Jersey,
VINO died al sea IN the steam ship Cuba rue
tie Port Royal and Fernandiha steamship ComDany
for * 500 the that Mrs jersey Il 6npposed 10 have
h.d vu her prrson collective protesaestO nave clear
proof mat Mrs. Jer,eY nAd cum. and turtnrr-
InOrc ne hehcrea That her companion, Dr. Hammond,
peren deh her that she gong u Europe unt Oh
y Out Al tea
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LoNG BUANCH, April 25.-Ihe metropolitan
Hotc Long Branch, was totally destroyed ny Gre At
ociuc, TINS evening. The Metr9 ltan had just b, en-
enlarged and uewl, ntea mp Tor the coming setsnn and
WAC tus OF 90. u"st hot s al the BaucA. LQss, o.
nnt Do rHi .lIu. lt fir eurl, tuc el0ls 0f tuf
~ are COMP tu,rs Il LOug branch ala tIe surrounding
uu4lulu.s Rute -l.rd.
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steamship rance, iilyrc. mfse ana pass
steamship George Washington, HailfaX, mdse. anu
pass.
steamship Colon, Asninwall mdse. ami pass
Steamship ely. Listlpuul. IA I.c. an pass
steamship Champiun. Charleston, mdse. aud pass.
STEAMSHIP Streus, Boston.
ship Colchester, LIVERPOOL mdse.
sap e aries II. r h4Il. Liyerpl oil, mdse.
ship tricss %. lIvrrguu Use
thip liycrpH o.. London. chilk.
BARK unquestatore, Narcotics. mdse.
lark Nj NE & ia .bc }. Lon ION, clAik.
BARK A PIN, Il lttcrdtnl, udsc
Hark Laura and Gtr ude, Liverpool, salt.
BarA America Hull IN IA last
Atotuc u-uul river tn1 cOastNtsa vessela
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Steam rendered 1850 prime city isStc. Smoked
~ , = ,tc smoked shoulders. lOS@ 1O3ic Bacon
boz t9r western and city long Gear. Dressed
HEAiN There has been Quite n brras in prices OF
Mhsa,, corn aud oats foreign advccs have been dull
"a mas DE, lued and ocean frelgha have bcen ad.
vanclng be ldes which supplies have been
snu 9wer rail freighs have stimulated from
.hc N,st I've has been dull the eraron Tor harley
hheary over. To-day, wheat du saies N 900 I'M
,ncludlng Milwaukee NO.2 At f12OsSi u Tor NAV de-.
livery NO. Milwaukee fpriue anOat AZ 81 13ttf 10
DO nwaukee sprlng fresh rcccipts at 81 ~ al at
No. minnesota spring In stOrr NJ 81 80. white held al
N.sJ~efl 90 amDer ~ AVdsl4O, aud red 81 i0dsi 10
Ois auitr q cs - 900 Oush. At 1244Sc. for mixed
500 lyc. Tor white ibc IN store for No. 2 Chicago
western, WDO1c. for Canada Ia bond and pjc Tor
state. BARLEY dun and nominal harley malt dun.
parths spAt. tOiu stcnderi 1900 bush. at Goa
Olc tor no grades GNtGjiec fur steamer NIX Il &c
Tor graded Ned 6bc0Gsr for southern white Ole on,
track FOR Pcnu-ivlna ycilOE aud Csc. on track FOR
for May st Sic.
CoTTOS-1here has been q sharp decline the mast
week. in spots we'll a. futures owing duil foreign
advices, unfavofable state of nestle trade manu-
iactureH, better planting weather. and partial sub
eidence OF the Hood IN the Mississippi river To-day
tue demand for cotton on the Is light. The quota
tons are reduced iOc. at which market closes
easy sales 400 bales. Futures declined SAFE. sales
~ 100 bales, closing at ~ sg32c. for Aprii anu Nav
ipsc Tor June. l3 l32c Tor july 1910. for August
~ lSssc for sepemocf. - i5.lec for October am
10 &c ior NOycnpcr aud u crubcr. Receipts nj tho
ports TODAY, 4423 bales. The Liverpool market was
dull and dcuressed mi1dlng upiauds. U 5.10d. Va
quote the SPOT.
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Business noiltts.


" Or c. " Benson apr-ctslus physician, at LOG North
Eutnw ST., Ia umure Md. twhO has pIii much atten-
ton to nervous discases) has discovered that ract
Of teiery and ChamOmile combined III certain pro-
portion invariably cures hea iHche either bilious
pcpiic, nervous Or SICK headache neuralgia. ana ner
Vousness THIS II triumph m medical chem
sufferers n over the country ordering BY mall,
lie pref ares II IN pills at 81 cents per posae
The doctor Is largely known ana highy respected In
Biltimcrr."- sun.
sold.uy {. y. Crltcnton and all druggists
JOHN y. HENRY & co, Agents. n. y.
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'nnchhEs no coffee vas again In only mod crafa
i,luest guy steady price ruiel sales hero and Ba.
YIN re, sslH uagr lnrt at i7i,c. god. mid grades
quiet T. &C. was steady, with jJObng sales II doucs-
tci ara 1000 bags kingDun, bond ut g. 5Oa fg b,
god 100 be Molasses remains 81 ady. with steady
tg.nE IN ueratc u de- loth IN foreign and domestic
law sugars close rather du = but holuers entertain
steldy views. sales GO hide $40 oXe ana Iig iags
a. sllc Tor tuba, aud S SIC Tor centrifugal Kc.
nn'd fairy Hctivc nni hrr. We quote: Con'r-.Iava,
~ 2oc$ M'racaib'' i0l, iinc ana RIO, i5iaalpl5c.
god. Rec Itluguuu. 2isa1Ntr ruld, In honds 1 a-o.
hna GilH7c; Louisunf. 5,sa5tc. Mu.asses uba
iuuscu Nauu, new, oOffOts tuua ClnYcJ dn ~ SIC
Porto tdcI, Boo iuc. Sew Orcaus new crun. 4ia6Jr'
Suxfs- ir - sood rehning tuIa TnfGs,5 - IGci
u7qLNtl tor fUfl WHITE. ' ~
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Marine INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMASAc-rHts DAY
sun rseA... 90 sun setr... 81 hOOa sats. 10 Il
uisn WArkE-rnt~ nay
sandy Hook. 80 Gov. isana.IO Is Hell Gate. II 40
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COSSE.-In the city Or New York on the 2ith day
OF April 1870, by the Hon George q Barrett Justico
Of ne supreme Court Victoria d. Cosse from 1homAs
j. Cosse. Causr, adultery
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See FrdIk Lcsic's Popular Monthly for May,
out to-day. For sale AZ all news deD0ls-Idg,
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SPECIAL Hontcs.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
lately held tie Hinno1romr 10y
MOODY AND ~A.kti
VII hr com nufl Of ine

H0onT kN6 sKNKEY
AssODlAlIOh NATL,
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GOSPEL MEETINGS. -Maqison ay. and IT,,
Church OF the Holy Trinity LIVERY evening tie wees
following except Saturday at o'cocs, addresses by
Rev. STEPHEN II TYING, Jr., and Rev W. nj MP.
STONE sluglnS by MI. IhoJ. l.. r,laas tnd Chorus.
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GRAND pI-rRIHl TION or PRIZES.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-26

Monell's Teethlng Cordial soothes the irr-
TALON VI lbe guus. Try {. fncc 70 cepls ado
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-26

Mrs wlNsLows SOOTHING SYRUP for children
ieeting Is an old aud wel-tried remedy II mas stood
the test of many Year,, and never KNOWN to fan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-26

G,G9ious Notltrr.

ID DELICIOUS services for the people ~ - - ia
~ FAlth Chapel, AZ West 46'h tt rucsdYy. Mcdset-
dAy Inrsday ana Fulay evenings, untn further
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-26

The process nv which Niii, Of Nngne-ia Ia
prepared enhances the medicinal virtues me Magne-
Ella a. an apcront, tonic, aud antacld for children
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-26

The defects In the old Elastic Truss mr..
rcnedied IN POMEhOls. Prlce "a. IA Droadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-26

DR.. Lyons Tooth Tablets.
Indispensable 70 every lady's toilet.