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pREACHERs COMPARING NOTES.
Preparing for a Mass Meeting of Christians
to Encourage the Police.

At the meeting of the Meth odist preach
ers on the ~ inst it was avcrred that the print
ed lists of MIR. Moodys converts contained many
names OF persons who were converted in the
Methodist churches OF this city previous to the
Moody and SDnkcy meetings. This assertion led
to a discussion Yesterday upon "the relation OF
special tv ngelistic services to the general work
Of the church." The Rev. }. +. Richmond of
Thirty 9th street Church, having heard OF a
number OF converts by Mr.. Moody, searched for
them but they couldn't be found. The Rev. }.
Johns Of the Free Tabernacle, found a number
Of professcd converts who turned out to be
frauds. The Rev. J. A. W. Selleck OF the Lex
ington avenue Church hao not received a single
person In his church as the result. OF Moody and
Sankey's labor; yet between 0fty and sixty per-
sons from his flock attended the Hippodrome
meetings. "rbese meetings scattered my peo-
pie and have not yet been able to gather them
back. they 20 to the big meetinRs-Mr. TyuR's,
for instance-and they get the idea that my
meetings are rather small Affairs" The Rev. c.
G. Goss exhibited figures To- prove that churches
that RELY on regular methods are more prosper
Gus than churches that DEPEND upon revival ser
vices. A great many preachers took excep ion
to this. and one pastor said, If 1t wasn't for re-
ViVal labors all the churches would die OF dry
rot"
Brother Moelling. German minister. who
spoke exceedingly broken English, said THE
y
cinei Christ. and God mas been hunting around
lao years for another special peOl IL. by and
bS lac ron against the Yankees. and he's gonu to
make them he special people Tue Yankees
ate great people for special III ngs. You W TX.
IA tue street, aud you rea diseases Of the eve
made II speciality and diseases Of the nose
M dc a specially. and ! even saw In II certain
place. cockt " manufacture a specially We'll,
tncy have made revival WORK sJecialtv. Eu-
rOpeans couldn't do tt, hut they need 1t. nearly
Stood on INV forehead W ZEN heard some evan
Eeltsts were going over to Germany
" "
next discussed. rhe Rev. A. j. Palmer OF the
EiEhty- sixth street Church SAID that GU Sunday
night his congre alton unanimously passed
resolutions approving the actlon OF the police,
and Justice Wandell took the side OF the church
In short addr ss.
The pre- cners. after listening to the Rev. Mr..
Palmer, unanimously passed resolution ten
dtring to the police their public and private
sup9urt. committee of Ave. appointed for
the purpose, met after the preachers meeting
broke no, and resolved to ask that every Metho-
dist church and few Of other denominations
shall take vote IN their CONGREGATIONS and
make return to the preachers nesting on
Monday next, showing how large BODY of
Christians will support the police. A mass
meeting Of Christians may then be called.
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STATE bonds were Jul and neglected. We note sales
OF Sen YORK state - Doun osn registered at 1865.
nnd Missouri o.. ~ homes, at lod Btuk Of CunleIte
shares brought 1850 10, civ 800. anu Merchants
ftCh ngc, 100 In railroad bonds there was smal
trade. Inc principal transactions We're follows
iMauAee and ~ faui q, 20. 100 Milwaukee, aud
81 Pau consolidated slnhing fund sos Cmcugo aud
kortlw sierra coAsoh tel coupon gtl bonds p3lx
Morris and sack 2Is, III Michigan Southern sinking
fund. 1O1 American Dock lmprOyeri ent mlany T.,
iOo. mon fa.nc sinkng iund, sly Toledo ana Wa
ba % NonkOu ihttd convertible ~ t35is; Delaware and
Hudson registered. 1854, lVbi Cuuubus, Chicago and
ludana tehtral l.. 40. chicago, hock Island ana
Norm Nissan lssi vd.e ONO ehn Mssisspvl como
da ed, vs. lUn P.,llc Its "a laciuc Railroad
OF Ms GUN Isle o. Pttsoursh For Wayne aud Chi.
ctgu Dds, lui iueIo and Wabash lsts 81 Toledo a.d
VANISH lets, 81. Louis DNisiOn OsSs Great Western
2is, % ONO anu Mlssssippl Is, -. NorthWc stern
cIAsondated' lO1'si Central Pacinc sod bonds. los
lhr unSnnE. ul.nrsl lnwert. 4. 81. olOsiag
prices OF stocks TO-DAY were:
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live stock Market.

NEW York. Monday. May ~. - Receipts Of
betv,s Yesterday and to DAY lD2 car loads, or
sodS head making 762I for tue week. against e:5sT
the previous W OK, anu BO3l for the
wee last year The supply was comparatively moder-
ate but Quit euieent for the demand, aud market
nnest lot in market changed hands at ll@1ihc. n,
to dress ~ bs choice tat steers sold lOSc
ri ordinary % good do. nj pep9ac, dress 90 nst
and vefy poor ~ common do. at 7aBalc 10 dress bl
IS NJ.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs we're ~ car loads eeos
head. making Al71 for the week, Az 23,7A7 Tor
the previous week, and 17405 for the cOrresDondinE
week last year. Prices we're on A@t1c ' ~. with q
slow trade. Poor to prime clipped sheep ranged from
~ TO &c. NJ; few ordinary unshorn sheep
sold &c n, and common TO good lamDs from &c.
to sJpc. y n.
Receipts o. hogs were II car loads. Or p,21e head.
makiug 23 p6 for the against e2pb7 last week.
snd 2623s Tor the same week last year None for sale
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The Theo.ophis,'s VIII.

Tue VIII OF Henri LOUIS, Baron de Palm, over
wnose body the funeral ceremonies Of the ancient
Egyptians were performed IN the Masonic Temple on
Sunday. offered for probate YESTERDAY lie had no
fanny IN America The text Of the document Is as FOL
lows;
l. Joseph Henri Louis, Baron de Palm. being OF sound
ami dsposug mind ana memory, declare and publish
III &. my last VIII aud testament
Fms Il desire the payment OF all my Just debts.
kecuLd-I bpqutath to ny friend Euila T.. BerTinger
LATE Emma T.. Potter Of West Washington street
Cncagn, ~, twelve lots a the tract Of land owned 10y
at Hand Park near Chicago, H., the said twelve
lue To he selected 10y tle SAID Emma h. B ringer out
of tie whole tract sue may desire, Ia fec ~ htr own
separate benefit ana behoOt forever.
1mrd All tht rcst % MY p operty, real and personal
hcqraih 10 my friend Henry =. OCOtt, counsellor at
Law OF New Nurk civ, 10 h1l and ms herE forever IN
gratitude for hi klnuneHs to me.
fouttu- appoint ny irrau Henry :. Ocott afore'
saii ana Henry ~ NewtOn Of NcN York city executors
OF this my Will Nlthout runds,
IN witness whereof have hereuntO set my lame
and afixtd my zeal thls lyth Jay Of May, 1876.
BARON De PALM,
MARY II. kyRRErr, Witnesses
ANNETTE COBB,
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without saving q few words. and asked to be
sworn. This hlvin2 been done, ho said
only want to remark today That deny every ma.
nefsd d b. ~ and oitcia Integrity. That /. all ii
MI ~ tuinccnt me- w99g maN, statement OF
connection Win the nony NOUS letter received hut
i.a Tn,ycr kaay d. VIZ e's il ayhf' oa do no,
say nor wish ~ hr understood as stNiug, that ne did
Keepers aoout tins Housc nov though thcv are sup.
tx one n,inucs conversation Oct wccn heaven
was ncver al nv ROOM he has stated and Of course
else.
PAPERS FROM THE wan OFFICE.
Mr.. Crosby. Chief Clerk Of the War Depart
mtnt. produced pauets relative to Augustus y.
Greene, he frs VS. descriptiye list, dated
June ", 1866. and signed bN Mr. Kerr, rcrum-
mendinR Greene to he appointed Sec md Iieu-
tenant In the army, and certifying mat Greene
was personally known to HIM as a uCrson OF
good characier,nnd that he believed Gre ne was
mentally. morally. and phvsicailv qualified to
perform the duty Of Lieutenant IN the United
The mex paper reduced was also dated Juno
IL, 1890 and WIS from Nelson Taylor addressed
u the War Dep Itment, asking the return OF he
papeTs he fled IN behalf u Greene. These
papers were returned, and aftccward given w
Greene to Mr.. Kerr. Tue third paper was one
strnuse, requesting the appointment OF Greene.
The fourth paper WIS addressed To tue Secretary
lows:
VIII you nave the Gindness to send the commission 81
Augustus y. greene to his address at Madison avenue
New York city. Ne was nominated by me.
The Of h was as follows;
House. oF REPRESENTA- rIvEsl
WAsutNorOE II. G.. Apri IL, 1875. !
Gen. y. y. InirNkelii. dfuutfHt.GcHefdL
MY DEAR STA. MAY trouble you to inform mc
Jus p Greene. u he rsnk Of FfsS LicuciGnt or sny
hr her rams ahd. if such person s not u tue army now
whttncr he within tic lust tour nvC years ahi
how IT, got out. Nuuf attentlOn will Ireatly Ou gc me-
have the honor to be- very truly you're,
NJ &. KFHR.
To this the Adiutant- General replied that
Augustus l.. Greene was a First Lieutenant Ia
the Fourth Artillery, and WAS Cismi.sc the SER
Vice Nv sentence 81 court mnr ut. n rch ~,
1873. He MAS appointed in the regular army
july ~, 1916. He had previously served as an
ufii er of volunteers.
lne committee adjourned until wednesd y
afternoon at one O'Clock.
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SPEAKER KERR's AcCCsER.
A Proteee OF Appraiser William 4. Darling
and John 4. Davenport.


and JOHN I. Davonpor,.
Lawrence Harvey, who says that he paid
Speaker Kerr $3.50 for a commission in the
United States Army Tor Augustus y, e. cen Is
well known among politicians In this city. He
WAS formerly conductor on the rhird Avenue
Riilroad while William A. Darling was It's prcsi-
dent. When Darling was elected 10 Congress- In
1865, Harvey accompanied him to Washington
rs a valet, ard was appointed Assistant Door
keeper of the House through Darling's influence.
He was assigned to the Democratic side OF the
House, which enabled him to form the ac-
quaintance VI the Democratic members. On
the appointment OF Darling la 1870 to be Ap-
praiSer OF the Port, Harney was gwen "A position
under him. He acted rs messenger and door
keeper. hut VS. classen on the Uay-rolls
clerk. HIS ray WIS 81 800 year. HIS intimate
relations with Darling caused mucu scandal.
lie was his confidential matt. and WIS consii.
cred potent IN the distribution OF fav ANA tho
selection OF appontees III the Appraisers D.
pnrtment. lie mauipula ed politics IN ID r.tug's
Interest IN the Nineteenth ana Iwrnty-ilrst
Wards. lie was one Of Davenpnrt's Supervisors
81 Elec ton. He Is den lent IN education. bu'
has ain asspd con Iderabe money since he gave
up street ratlroading. IL Is alleged that he l.
burglar.
Harney's story about Speaker Kerr Is sid 70
h We been known 10 Republican magnltes IN
this city Tor some time. They kent IL secret, IN
the nope thit by tire ,tening to make 1t public
u would ston the inNes legations OF the frauds OF
Administration ,ficials. Persons VINO know
Harvey say that he was offered 500 while he
was Doorkeeper to Congress To obtain COM
mission in the army Alter tne bargain was
IN de he ascertained that the Congressman
throd ch whom he intended 10 operate bad
already got all the aDpOn;ments TO which le
WIS en- tiled. Darling had Vuung man named
McPhe son. of this city, appointed a. an army
Nicer about the time Of Speaker kerr's alleged
Transaction with Harvey.
y. l.. Green. for whom Harvey bought the
commission. comes from the Fourth ward. Hts
occupations have been various. Since 1853 he
has been an army oihcer. marshall surveyor, In
sIGctOr, and STAT L. keeper.
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vas du and lower sales the spot 100 bbls mess Al
Nv - Ior future de livery the Latest bids made were
10, June ana july ,tlg august, $1,000 ana scptem.
lhru oncned stronger hut closed lover sales on the
spot noo yes tllbO for ptm city and Ell for No.
81 .lltnStil % Tor June Iii G5Si IS Tor Univ.
ara I'll stle16 for August closing al inside prices.
a5cSS SStrs prc 9PSelS s fSrS f %ss:
tii@ti2i ertri mess tie5Oati3.5O bbi; prime mess
y bill, tissS9i, mans, nc Ned, M 11@inrs (;
shoulders. u k'e $40 SIC. rib 6enes 1iai2' Lard
sS can rendered liITSllAc prime city, n%g1lfc.
Blcon. 1i@i1Lc. Tor Western and city lonx 'ciesy
Dr, ssed ~, S@src for city
estimated that s1lppers took nearly 200 900 pnsh
put tue demand was freely mt. and very little advance
anu solu nj irregular prices Rye been lees active
To-day wheat less actve al slight decline sales LA
en- "nsS g., iS fSG &C., !fsS isRsos 81
,aogi spnns fa sG idS reS ss
iisrssuls! sales 5000 s%ss at SsSssc o Tor
q white 40c. Tor No. Chicago Tor export tls4Jc.
for mixed State t49isc. tor whie ate 89jSc. for
in bono wSstefa car lots AZ se Win
sales barley aud barley malt dull partie' apart; Corn
,oNer anu sS,ivei sales 10000 ous az b7e6Ifc Tor
9ltc for unErsded mixed; 6ic for Kansas mixed Tor
c9TToS-Ihe semrUanc which prevailed In the mar.
kei last week has been follower by and buoy
contracts and holders ncued To Withdraw stocks Tor
higher prices. To-day the marrei for cotton on the
sPSt qget Win lgnt demand a lloe advance.
suinption and 81 for specu alton, futures advanced
No ioc on tue early, and ha5ioc on the late months
Jay le 1920. for August, is 3iGc' Z r scpismbor.
~ 10 lec 70. October aud II 272c for November and
uplands, 1b-l0d. We quote on the spot. -
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&uslntss Noiltts.



Chrome. sick or nervous headache is generally de-
pendent ON, accomp by, impaired III eslon by
when the circulation and nutrition ~ the brau
ranged. aud the nervous centres vitated. The PERU
yIAS SYRUP, by rcnyigOratng the digestive powers,
lays the at thC root Of the tree thc brain Il duly
nonrsned the nervous symptoms cease, and the head.
ache disappears.
DIR. &. w. Brnson's Celery and CbamomiIe
Ts are prepared AprrssN to turc sics heaachc
vOus h., adacc, rptc head ache neuralgia
ncts ami tleeglessncs, aud viii any PnCe
90 cents, once, lt6 Ntrth tutaw st., Baltimore, Md.
JOAN ,. HENRY q CO. Agents, New YORK.
Revolution In Treating Rupture.
enc 1--WE ss elirtic truss, sold Ony by ELASTIC
TRUSS COhPANl, GS3 Broadway worn easy, soon
permanently cures rupture.
The Discovery of the process Of prepa ring
MILK OF MAGNEslA las been the means Of adding
ease, Of the stomach
Christndoro's Hair Dye perforp- its work
81 John ~.
Buchans Disiufcctiug soaps Kill reaches,
Act wisely aud examine pOnIerOys 81 Elias
TIC Truss at 14O BtOauWaA ucf IRE buying ali other.
T. VI. stewart, the Sienm Carpet Cleaner,
800 seventh N. send for circular.
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the HEBREW CHILDREV.
The Beautiful Jewish Ceremony Of Couhrma
tion in the Temple Enauu-kI.

The Temple Emanuel was decorated
vita arches Of eyergreens aud flowers Yesterday.
Nearly 5000 persons were admitted. II was the
dav Of combination for Hebrew children, and
about eighty boys and girls sat in the church.
The girls who were alfred In white, carried
bouquets. The boys wore black broadcloth,
white neck ties. and white gloves. The Rev. Or.
Gpttneil was assisted by Nr. A. Rubin, tue read
err Franz llierer. the janitor. aud his assist
ants. escorted the visitors to seats. The cere-
mony was simple, beginning with profession
81 ial'h by the childr, u, the singing Of "A con-
mrndtiOn hymn and an address by DIR. Gottheil.
rue continuation ceremony was finished with
tna prouOuncinR by the children Of tue Jewish
shlop"leth, " Hear, o Israel, the Lord our God
tne LORD Is one. he children we're then
blessed by Dr. Gottheii and dismissed.
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Fnr Hctler thrn nnY Olher.

Fulhls the conditions of good family
sewing machine far better than any other ma
chine in the market" such is the unbiased
opinion Of the judges at the last American In
sutute Fair respecting the wonderful now au-
tomato sewing machine Of the wilcox Gibbs
:. NJ. Co, GjS Broadway, corner Bond street.
A, las
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REsrRrcrIoNs ON COMMERCE.
state Lnws Discriminating against Foreign
Goods Declared Unconstitutional.

WAsHISGToN, May 29.--ln the case of NJ.
NJ. welton against The state OF Missouri, In
error u the supreme Court OF Missouri the
United States Supreme Court has rendered the
following decisions
Inis cast nvo ves consideration ~ the validity OF a
49, "a s,,,,, NJ ~, ne "a 1 % ,-,,s
NAIcr avn hvI'han Nhth Wc tue ttoNtl pr,huct'
or manufacture OF Tia" Sat against those winch are
unrcs irO,n which Their sale can be made b. travel.
ng dealers Tug plaintiff IN err y was dealer IN sew.
M maf.urs "hith we're manufactured without tue
state Of Missouri aud went from pllce plac, IN the
FOR Ia Hence hc indicted ma converted ia one
OF me circuit 'ourls Of the STATE ana was sentenced
10 ai nnc OF 600, and to ne committed unti II was
paid; ON appeai to tue supreme court OF tue state
The statute under the conviction was had de.
care tAl whoever urAe the sale VI good, wares or
lhrtchhh Use except books chnr,s, map ana station
err ~hch are not ne groNth produce or manutactnre
OF the etac, ~ gIug IT. m place To pace to sell the
pess n snail deal as peddcr without license, ami
nr,scrlpes the ra,e OF charge Tor hcen these
business Is conducted, whether by the party
use 81 beasts of uuidon or 6S carts or other land
carriage, or BY boats u other rer Nessc's Penalties
40 hSanss Is Itlul',d ior s,lnnS ih slli.lar WAY
are he giowt prodeet or inanutact,re Of ihs state
Inc license charge eXactcd II sought To he maintained
se Supreme 1 %Se court 81 the s S 20 eS y .A R
Court. when Is limited To tue Of merchandise not
the growth or product OF The stA.r.
Cpou these facts the Court hold IN substance as fol
effect TAX ulon tue goods Themselves \ statute OF
Missouri when requires the payment Of license tax
nom persons vino ucal IN the sale Of gnouh, and
dise which are not the growth. IN duce. or
OF Tue state by going from place to place
10 sell the came M the State, and requires no tuch
LICENSE tax from persons selling IN snlar nay goods
winch are the gown, produce or manufacture
IN Congress 10 regulate commerce with foreign
nations hud among The several states. That power
wHh tuy'stcd IN oongtcss to ensure uniformity COM
m"rcmi regulation against discriminating state legis-
huon ltc,yors property. which 10 transported a. All
article OF commerce nom foreign countries, or among
the SAFES from host or ntcr ring state LEGISLATION
Until has ming ea Win and become part Of the sen
era property the country, ana protects even after
II has entered state from any burdens imposed bv
re- lsuu Of rs foreign origin. The ndcOn OF Congress
IN prescribing rules TO govern interstate commerce d.
equivalent 10 It's declaration that such commerce shall
DC Tree from any TealnClll ns
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Yesterday at the Exchange II. V. Harnett sold,
under closure threestory brown stone house
with u eOX15. uu the west Side of siAsh avenue, 70
feet south of 1eGth street yll3up Peter T. meyer al
rnc tor closure sale OF ree lots on the norm side
81 INT third -tTttt, ua- 40 seventh avenue, TO June
H. aud j, l., klrkAd adjourned tiuar hac Of one lot
~ .rN elf of Seventy lifu street, tutf OF Ihrd
avenue ,o .uue l. No uusuess Mll DC transacted to-
day at the Tx nange,
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GRocEREs- Coffees have been excessively quiet and
some easues IL nOticeane, tnOugu further decline
no hing but JOhbing sales de to-dav. In nee
or molaea TO changes have taken place. business
has been very moderate. Raw sugars at tue close
Ntre hm and In slightly better request the sales being
1000 hhds and 27O0 b, xcs nj 7ss5t7sic for Cuba
muscovado, and CSC. for molasees grades. Re
nned sold well at nm prices. We quote Coffee
Java, 20a23c Maracaibo, 15lSa lSiYc and RIO, 100
l9c., gold. kce-Rangoon .ltet2Ssc. gold. ia bond :
"a DINA. bd7c.t Louisiana. bCl6iic. Moasses-Cuba
mnscoyado new 3oe40ci Cuba clayed do, 2ge35c.,
Porto Rico, 45G5Bc.' New Orleans net crop. AbaB0e.
susure-Flr to good refining Cuba, IL 1907 15-10c
cehtr fuga S4apsc.; rehned 10Y 1880 Tor hard and
pltlgpAlc. Tor aOit v hlte.
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Military and other associations should follow
The ample OF the Bank Clerks Association About
luO) who visit the Exhibition to-day aud all have lu
surpd against accidents lu the kaiH Passengers As
surancc CumpiN Of Hartford, through H. NJ. JOhn
s0n, Manager, 2Q7 Broadway. -Adg,
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MARfNE TNrELLTaENCE.

MINIATURE ALMAAAC-rfrts DAY
sun rises... SO sun sets % Moon settle ~
Ht"H WATKE-rnt- nay
sandy Hook. 10 Gov Islam Il 80 Hell Gate. "a
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Bargains for cash ia furniture and carpets, nj
tuWptrhWal'-, l5i aIl III Chatham VI. Chamber
tue' $50 t9l Dressing clse suits so 70 s75. Wa.
nut too SO 20 Sl1U farur suites $50 to $3.50 Brussels
carpet ~, Every ln- for housekeeping. Three four.
story uuildlug 10 wargr00us fun oi atest style soods.
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SrpREME tOUhr-Cn AMBERs.-NOs. ~, 81, o.,
lQi, 100, 100 l3, -d 1873, lNl .a 2S. 2s, 80, 2dS,
so' ~ 40 ~ =. a2o, $50, Ai' 3d. $40 S5li 3d.
80 ',1S. ST.. ;h1, 1888. $50
sumRMf CONN Prt lll.-Nns 2ol. III 62I. 1909.
5l1'p i@39 Hll, i', eih 1877 uhn ~ To- lGu, 2l23.
Sirthnk co mr. -rtciAL Dim NO-. 10, 49, ~, n.
tottr OF COMMON fLEAs Part ll.--amc cllendir,
VIII lur following ud1lunal cases nos. 2ldd, l4lG,
22Ji 2.uD
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Stesmship Bermuda. Bermuda. mdse. and pass.
steamship CITY Of Merida. New orleans, era Cruz,
Havana, indse and pass.
Steamship City OF Dallas fernand ma, mdse pass.
Bark Anna l.. Taylor, SIgu9, sugar
lark Ellen Dyer, Hayana. sugar.
AsOthe Us lai river lun clast vise vesteN
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OhiMy Hend-IIow IL Aches,

Yes, we hear it every day. Quirk's Irish Tea
Will cure you Sold BY drugglsts.-Adn.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
GEORGE u. MORRISON,
late ~ tuc nfm OF

GEORGE ID. MORRISON
late OF tue nim Of
W. l., lOI sc a co.,
bankers and briEcrr,
member OF the New York stock Exchange
No. ld Broad ST.,
New York
Stocks, Bonds, Government aud Railway Securities
bought and sold On commission.
Inv estmeuts made.
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CoMsTOCK-KERR- on Thur,day Nav %. by the
Rev j. Hyatt Smith, at the residence Of The brides
A., ony daughter Of tue late HoDeu II. Kerr, aud
granddaughter Ot Christopher Kerr. q.
GAYLORD -RLAkE.-ln knIaucth, y. j eth iust.
at the re,iuencc OF The brides mother ny Rev W.
W BAuve d. D., j. Alden Gaylord to Miss Ina B.au.
welt Blaze.
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I,iII,

ARCHtR.-M Yonker., May 20 1870. Mr. Richard
Archer. ~ the H2d wear Of his aye.
The relatives and friends Of the family iuv ed
10 attend tnr tun,ra from ts1c.ideD &C.. A,hburton
hv., lonAcr-, on Wednesday, 3l-t al q o'cock r. A.
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DTJORCID.

WEINE.-In ihe city q New lOrk. on Tho e0th Ia
Of NAV, 1870, OY the Hon. tharles Don hue Justice
TIE Supreme Court. EDWARD Meine ir0.l B-rOarA
MeiAc. Cause, adultery.
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WAsHlSGToN, May 29.--ln the case of NJ.
NJ. welton against The state OF Missouri, In
error u the supreme Court OF Missouri. the
United States Supreme Court has rendered the
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The Discovery Of the process of prepa ri M
MILK Oh MAGNEslA LAS been the means Of adding
To the let OF remedies OAc whlch has no equal In dis
eases Of the stomach
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