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SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES.
The Choice Of the People Of New Jersey for
Ciiy and County Onicials.


The election in Jersey City has astonished
the politicians OF both parties. Charles Siedler.
the Republican candidate for Mayor, has a ma
Jority Of 3ss over Orestes Cleveland, Democrat.
the latter has been three times Mayor. and al
ways elected by handsome majorities. The
present incumbent, Mayor Traphagen, was
elected two years ago bya majority OF over 3,0O0
The boards OF Aldermen and Education will
stand Republicans to @ Democrats Returns
from the outlying townships show that the
Board OF frrenOlders Will stand Democrats
to- Republicans. me Chairman, Director Hal
stei. who holds over, Is a Democrat, and thus
the Or-aniz atom Oi the board Is secured To that
party.
In Union Hnl the CA votes polled were not
counted no 10 "a late hour vest 'rddy afternoon.
The entire Democratic ticket ~ elected Fur
mAn u. Brown, Recorder; Cnas. Wuuz Treas
urer james n. Symcs, Clerk WIltrich. ltau, and
bundle. Lounclmcn.
In West Hoooken the Democrats elected
John Fulchcr Town Clerk, Jandell and Ta,lor
Councilmen, Mckenna Assessor, ana the cutire
ticket.
Hobokens election resulted dissstrously to
the Germans. who were over &c Ilous In their
demands, ana were consequently snubbcd by
both Republicans aud Democrats Mayor j lose Oh
Russell, ard City Ire ,surer Klmena were re-
elected without opposition. George Ducker IL
elected cry CLERK. JOIN DOyiley Assessor. and
VIM. J. Winges Water Commissioner. All the
successful candidates are Democrats.
In Harrison the Democrats were successful Ia
u thu wards. The Aldermen elected are: FIRST
Ward. John OSuilivan; second Ward. David
Osuliivin; Third Ward, Wm lieruey, Fourth
Ward, Thomas Hines.
In RAILWAY the Republicans elected John j.
Hllh, Mayor, ana Tour Council linen. The Dem
ocrats elected one Freebooter. The Board Of
freeholders VIII stand 10 k.publlcans To : DEM
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Yesterday at the Exchange H. V. IIarnett sold
the following property, per order :. H. Hurd receiver
Of Third Avenue Savings Bans. binsrupti
Toe bank building with plot for ming an l. e6xiOOX
g7.Qx25ySt, southeast corner OF Third avenue snd
Twenty sixth street. $4,000
one fourstory hlgh-stoop brown stone house, with
lot 2l.6X7a, 30 East forty-uintn street, eel 900.
One TOUR story hgn-stoop Noya - "a stone front
house with lot 22xlOO VdD Fifth avenue. S.l,OoO.
one two-story brcK stabe, with lot 2JxVS, $50 East
Twentysxth street, t0,bbO.
One tour"iory srown-sione house. with lease OF lo
2xlOh southwest corner OF Forty seventh street nnc
Manson avenue, $1,000 ground rea 81 02' per year
one two-story aud nansard root fratnt house. with
plot 5ox93l south side Of lbOth street, 800 feet west
OF TENN avenue ftOSO
Also the following houses, with "Goelot leases" OF
lots:
one i've story brown.stonc house, VITA lot c0x1O1s
West Forty sixth street. tll,-JV, grouAa rent tlsvO
per wear
One similar house and lo 10 East Fortysxth street.
$40 700 ground relt. 81 OJ0 per year.
one similar house and ot adj dining, No. 81 SlON5O
grouna rent 1900 per year.
OIc similar house and iJt adllin ng No % Hobs;
groun rent, si,)oO per year
Aud sliIr house and lot ADJOINING, No. IS, 80
100 ground rent tl,OOO per year.
4 numUcr Of sales are ANNOUNCED Tor TODD al tbs
Exchange, being mostly iorrclos ires.
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preferred. Ohios were arner ut 17HN17yI, and
the Northwesterns rallied to 42 and 61il, re-
epectively.
The transactions In the other stocks upon the
list did not command prominence.
The Gold and Stock Exchanges will he closed
on Good Fridav aud the Governing Committee
also contemplate the adjournment of the stock
Exchange from July to July 3. ma onlv Monday,
the 30 INST, Of speculative DAYS intervenes. This
~ an excellent All igeston, and VIII ahOrd mem
nets an opportunity TO celebrate the Centcnni II
IN appropriate form.
!!w, OF which Lake shore represented 1865;
western Union, 8,72D; Pacific Mail H4lb; Eric,
the preferred, 1900 Michigan Central, $50;
Northwestern. 800; the preferred. LOO; Hanni.
~ aud - Joseph. LOO; the prcferre' 400;
Co, JO0 Union Fnciac. 40; Delaware. Lacka.
wannt end western, $50; G.. G. and I. G., 800:
silver, 100; st. L., X. c. and n preferred, 100;
Illinois Central lO0 Wabash, IO6: Union Min
i isns Co. li2i U. g. Express, 100; and American
The pefations in gold were characterized by
considerable activity, and the price advanced
clal difficulties in that market and a demoraii-
zatoH more par icularIy in Egyptian, Peruvian,
that the situation was exaggerated, the price
yff ba tS, to ilSS at the close .
$3.50 $3.50 aEEs S;S I VA SS}Is
were 1. ~, 81, :, o y cent, snd DAT.
Ihe lutt clearlngs at the Gold Exchange Bank
tlVHi1VO gold balances fp1I 4OJ aud Gu rency nal
ances, tl4O6. lac sub Treasury redeemed 900 IN
calico Dunls ana paid out IN interest the pup.
nc debt 5000.
The days business at the United states suhTrcasury
wasi Gold receipts 1891 200. do payments ff 75Ii9
u do. balance, A5,1iO.755.2s. Currency receipt,
tsbo5u1bQ W, Custom, $1,000. s1,dlbOOO cancelled
gold certificates sent to Washington.
The internal revenue receipts 5000 000 and the
customs receipts. tiO00DO. The Treasury at ". ahng
ton received t5OO.OOO In national Dnnk notes for re.
d'nptlon Toe bullion In tie BanK Of Eng and
increased AS0.OOO
Foreign exchange was dull but nrm tone was noted
with the quotations at t4S7e ami tigJ for time aud
denan drafts.
Money ruled active during the morning on call At AZ
~ cent o. the stock troker-, tut hualy freely
onefcd M g. Diqcounts were nOunally ucalt te6
cent. for nrstclass mercantile accept.nces whicn
are scarce.
Government bonds were strong and higher In response
y thc better tone OF gOl', added 10 sharp demand
from some nnancial insitutiDns aud foreign hAnNcrs
me Ouslhets al the bltrds was not large, but tne
counter trade better developed the tone Of the marAe
which ci,rcd firm.
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In state bonds note sales OF Missouri Ga iorg bonds
AZ lof3s 40 O.. lhI5 iu,ixalO2f North Carolina o.
iunding act 1855, IL and Sew YORK state q, bounty
loan coupon, at lu4aa Bauk Republic shares
brought 70, and Central National lolh. Rail DAD
bonus were strong. The following were lie principal
Transactions Albany ana Susquen nua 3ds, 2il 4.
r. ]. Pacific Is, 10; Burlington. Cedar Rapids
N. 1sts, % Morris y Essex 1stp, consolidated, 100
ons Dock bonds ,15's ONO ana Mississippi eds 1870
New FORK Central o.. 1888, l0j;rs luG Union Pacinc
ists io5 COL. C. ind Central lists, igil ST. Louis
Iron Mountain lists, 100; Toledo NaDAth Il. "
Detroit NJ. ioledO lists lOiie Milwaukee a st. Paul
consondate sinking fund. ~ Canada southern lsts
coupon on. o. Chlc1rO Northwestern conso lidated
coupon gold bonus r,N ONO Mississippi cOueo'i
dated slnKinR fund, gsA Central Pacific gold bonds.
lO7 Western Pacific, pSls Union Pacific =, lana
grant, 100 Union Pacirc sinking find glsl North
Missouri lists, 90 New Jersey Ceura lsIs cOnsOiidat
e. 1854.
ine ,uening. nisarst o's,s, ana . r. N. c,onnf
pace OF stOcks TO- Jay wee
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THE CON0REGATIoNALISTs. cam.
An Invitation 10 Any Ome who has Testimony
AgninsI MIR. Hecch her TO Prodnce h.

Against Mr. becchcr 10 Produce ~.
At tho recent meeting OF the New York
and brooklyn Congregational Assocl ton a
committee OF three was appointed TO call for
further unthed testimony against Mr.. Beecher
The call has been made, and IL says that the
only reason for such action is to determine Mr.
Beechsr's worthiness to remain member OF the
association. The call contains this clause:
We do now therefore, In the Language Of III resolu
tons appoiLlug the committee most earnestly invite
and urge any parties believed or protesting 10 have
investigate before the civil court, present the
before the commission, aud We hereby also publicly
offer, as VIZ are quesied - DO, to give 70 them
any parties bringing Geluite charges against Mr..
Beecher, whatever assi'tance may seem need al TO
those parties and prOptT to this committee IN ordfrtO
huc prescnta ION OF the same OetDre the commission
hi be isely 70 secure the earliest determiuae and
satisfying issue"
make tlIs cal In name 81 an association which,
EIDE tsuei Of few nundrtd and heiuyed members si
remaisby far the largest association Of Congregation
mluhttrs IN Iuis stare. Ana MAKE IN that iul
cOnN cOn OF the reasona rness OF tun course which
led the association finally 10 resolve, That II those
who thus claim 10 have evidence, TO be able sub
santate charges, against Mr. Beecher, shall knowingly
tail or refuse " make use OF TINS or other
bring such charges eyideaCe before that Commission
OF lnYestgaton this assOcaliOn IN the Ab Of fur
thor light, must hOli Itself thencefurh amply Justined
In utery confirming those charges, allegations inslu.
uaous, ant ruinOrs alse ana sanderuus. sc.
felding Nj brecher As worthy, honored aId beloved
member this iOuY."
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The Orpheon Choral Soclety's free singing
classes, whlcn have Instructed over twelve thousand
prspns vocal music curing the past thirteen years
Will have to close their doors New Yors Jersey CITY,
aud Brooklyn, n their debt OF less than thousand
lars ~ not paid. III he cancelled This spring these
free music schools can then become selfsupportlng.
Inc trustees oner 20 the public for tins PURPOSE TWO
extraordinary festival the Easter Tide, It'll
tTee ch1rs, orchestra harp, and DO voice.. al Trinity
Chapel Thursday evening April 20, anu the "spring
Tide" to consist entirely OF the works OF American
composers, in honor OF Che centennial year. at tae
Academy OF Muse, Apr 20, and solicit the cooperation
Of AL puocspinIei Intelligent, ana patriotic cltEens
IN making them as great success as the OrpheOn
schools themselves nave been, now are unsteady
aud populaIly Ticket office at C. H. Disuns IN
Broad~Ay, New foTK, or al Mason llamlns 20 UuiOn
square
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NEW YORK. Wednesday, April II. Receipt Of
OeeNcs to lay were ~ car loads ZOOS utad lminy
or mary g. iair qntllirt, with a few good ios and
me worst Of ne Tor the selling interest, ana n.
auction OF nthrr more than l4c. 70 faeu to Induce
btr. purchases or give any degree of lie to the trade
lev tVlccied VAtraslcers were sOu ~ ll9lotl3c.
TO arcs oS d. nut very choice Its 1T no
drgs o. rs, ana Ordinary To very good do AZ p,,ipat.
r.. 10 drehs 5jsl57 MS. Ouc-fOuith Of the OnCuuls
renamed unsOld IT the close.
hteeipts Of sheep anu lanhs we're 2d car ,lds or
thlo head, chiefly lair to prime ~ dcs. The demand
Nas not 50 strong W Tor number OF Gays - ana
ira wnsso m q REDUCTION Of . zee y n Far 20
good lots ranged from 7c. To 7Alc. n; rinc 4 cA
IRA s9d at S0sl.'. few sprn- laIo' changed hands
a, lilet. i y uanl at $500 y head.
lcrrlDts - toss were ss car ! ads, or iatd head A
car io,d Of good tIfn lea Onin -, nut - NJ. Az
eiase, ga fllc uivc, .uI hodu- flr A'.c. D., wi %
go. offered pressed hogs were Gull Al lV!s losc
IN.
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wEnNrspAEy AqriI mFouImshIonlas ,. Ok
is,sT ps Snn aa sostncra nrm t ,ir ny
CURRY 80 anu supernnc ,teals Corn meal nrnef; We
So shippins extras a. s. - 500 XN ana NXA ,prins
wheat. s5i's.si Minnesota paents, ~ ho@spso We,t;
eru winter shipping extrAs, - 20i 5000; 40 hakcrs
anl family orail., ,e,t9 southern shppns cNiris,
q. 5Ogtd io 10 baker aud family nranls Nti0 kye
ngu, tivo@s520. Western ana Jersey corn meal. $40
fKoyisIovs-Pork WAS lover AMI more active sales
the sYot $50 Dhs pre -I extra prime al s2l 30
i've yc aco obi aS ss.s fSF Msy SHs
igI june, sng sss for Ausnt mostly the yer nonth
long eesr, and iSye for Western We, 90 l. Il shsac
siss siss7% ana foT fu,1rc deyery is ssgc at
.s57 * tisSs,s Tor Nav, asa ti3oo@lso7s for Jane
bS S az q S oT no. o S' w f1 s0e ssn
tI7O for extra choi,e white Kalamazoo "a store crop
Of 1870 q Qsssl1l Tor uugraded spring slI5 In store
Ssa GS sS af So s8'S sp pSr
St' amber a asfT a TsS S %he do
tlAOCsil7O Oats nrmer sales 1870 bush at 47lec.
%t srsSsa 'Se srss No. sie i
White sne S9 d5 & &C. "a ,ors for eGd9
OF June, at Sisic 5000 do. Canada, deliverable nrst
co S1a - sS 5 saG at PaSS s IN qS
Tor ola Western mi5ed 5l@7i for no Trade neS -
aud III sCs7Sc Tor southern white.
and bales DFS S1aTs Sns up
sale; i5299 bales closing a. 10 rvs tor Apr 1880
eeiPls AZ ths ports TO-DAY, G,t55 oaes. -.
zoe gold sales mostly al New Orleans Of b.igo ps
at l7Ac.; mid grades quiet and unchanged. In mo
there were sales OF 275 hhds refining Porto RE-
a. SOC. for so test aud 2i5 hide grocery do AZ 43c
Rice ia demand and steady Raw sugar, were higher
aud NOR. active closing 4 79ls@7 i3iee. iair to
and l5dl bags at 7iaa74sc. for Muscovado g~ S4sc
Tor centrifugal, anu OiaWIAc. for MeNha an, REFINED
nrm ami fairly active at lOllllOlAc for hards.
suEDmEs- spiIils turpenune was more active at a
cline 31lpC. kiriLs, though again du were rei
common to good strained quoted Il tlShetl 50. Re.
Il oleum was again very quiet and nominal SIC Tor
crude, bulls and liaAc Tor renned. In Obls Ocean
frcghts We're rather tuli out without further change
grain u Liverpool by steam, "A ruNlsiOns 25otSOs.
IN; talluw 10 Glasgow, b. steam, 2js h0ur -. Oh
grain 10 Hamburger, by steam 10 nIrNs do 10 Corr
Tor orders, AZ o.. w. qr 40 OF charters OF note.
Whisky Wa lower. Win l75 00is. sold AZ 81 lOl,as
. II
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splitting OF from Custom House Republicans.

Strenuous efforts are being made TO organize
the Republicans In this city who unwilling to sui.
mt to the dctauon Of Arthur, Bliss Co., the leaders
OF the Custom House party. The leaders OF the
movement have held several conferences recently at
watch the condition OF the Republican party IN the
rluus Assembly districts discussed. AZ believed
tnft there are enouga dsaneced Republicans In each
Assembly district to make perfect organization IA the
CITY. lhe General Committee OF the new parry to De
organized tonight. Mr. ElwOod +. TAornc viii prob
ably be placed ~ the head Of The organization.
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Susinrss Hoiitts.
ma SHERMAN AND MS TREATMENT.


To THE EDITOR; In answer to the many iuouircrs
! will say that have no interest. p6cunisry OF
except desire to make It known Tor the bcncnt ol
others who are suffering as have suffered from rupture
than year adopted the treatment about the 18Th Of
februaiy 1870, anu on the 9h OF July following wa,
Of Juy aud nr psrt Of August the healing process
was evidenced by stnslng pans aud intense itching OF
wccks since Then hsye pe tst am cureJ ana o s
though continued To wear the instrument furnished
ov tne Doctor for some months, have nov laid u
corrouOralvc testimonials and could, II necessary,
procure hundred. ne have lived here more than forty
The great labor Of answering separately the letters
am receiving NV apology for tronblheyou with this.
CnAnLEsroS, H., March go. 1870
CHARLKsToN, ILL.,. March 81. 1s76.-f hereby certify
that Mr. > Moni0rt was badly iupturcd, but is now
". r. PATTON. N. ID.
lhayc "A druggist. sold trusses to Mr.. l. j. Montort
ana anu Know mat be was oad, sfil'ted with hernia
Upon cxilnua ION now mud HIM cured was cured by
Dr. Shermin's treatment. ANDREW MOORE,
tHARLEsToN, Marcn 81. 1870.
In addition TO this, refer TO Dr. II. c. Cunningham
Mayor OF the city Of Charleston, III.
l. J. MoNroRr.
Such evidence places Dr. shermau's treatment beyond
tured trussed ana injured Tor ~ years then went 10
Dr. sherman aud was cured Tue are oosinatc
NAV also be cured. DR.. sherman daly found at his
offices. Para row, furnishing his remedies.
RUPTURE.
nv DR.. SHERMAN IS treatment the dangers OF rupturo
ana the dreadful Injuries from the OF iruseH
once removed. the patient saved from their ut
M horrifyng results, some Of which nervous de-
pacity, mpOtcncy. end many other affections winch
make life miserable. During treatment tue patient
Those r., m thc country can receive tr'atmlcnt ana
leave for home the same Day Beoss, vita photograph
iof 10 cents
DIR. }. A. sHERMAN's
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william II. KembIe's serious Illness.

PHILADELPHIA, April mir. william II.
Kemble has been seriously N for Ave weeks. Visitors
turned away from his door with very indefinite In
formation to his condition and his most init
mate friends aud business associates not allowed to
see him. II Is taid that the philadelphia newspapers
have been le1uc,ted not to mrnton hr. Kembe's sick
ness fear that the news yht have unfaYorable
effect upon the depostors In the Peoples (Kembe's)
Kan
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spread auntt..

PRioK OF llcNTTs ~ trKgENCY Wnur 1ic,cts
t2H Have 400; Qiariers' t'"i tliths 40 lcnths
$50; IAentiethH, go
Pfi1es cashed. Circulars sent free. Highest price
paid Tor Spanish Rank p1s Governments. Nc.
10 PRESRST Loss ny MAIL remit Registered letter,
Posi- one order Draft o. New NorE, or by kHpresA
Adde'S all orders 10
TAYLOR & co. Bankers,
L. q. d 4 llA II VIII Il. Ne a Nnrk.
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The huge, drastic, gripping, slckening pills, con.
slruetrd 81 crude eoArte and bulNy hgrepient; are
I'VE Pellets Or Coated Concentrated ROD aud
Herlhl Juice, AntlbilOu3 Gfanules the " Ittle
Giant Catharuc or Multnm IN Parvo Physlc. Modern
chemical science enables DR. Pierce to extract from the
medicinal principles, which, when worked into httle
Pellets or granulcs scarcely larger than mustard seed,
render each little Pellet active ana powerful
large pm. while tney are much more palataole and
pleasant IA effect
Or, Ira A. lhayer OF Bacon. burg OHIO, wri'es " |
regard your Prr the hasi remedy for the cOudi-
tOns Tor which you prescribe .htn OF anything have
ever used 80 mud am CERTAIN N effect and leaving the
bowels IN an excellent condition. II seems to me they
must take the place OF All other marie pills and
medicines"
Lyon Macomher druggists, V,rmon d. T, say
ave thlnk theY are gong 20 sell hkr NOT cakes ha soon
~ people get acquainted with them and VIII fpuil
the MA ralc, those that nave useJ them hAe them
Lnueu LSltsT lAau Isl 90 pua.'- AdO
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nou-r or REST roR coS>uMprIvbs,

FREMONT, y. Y.
weekly rrrYi g IL heil ~ this Institution $50 p
NJ on Wednesdays. 10 " ich all who are interested In
tie WurN cordially invited. Trains leave Grand
Crairt Depot for Iren' NJ via the Harlem Railroad ~
zru ana w !, W., lurLilg ~ l9and 300 l., NJ;
Donations should be ecnt 10 i. 4. TILLMANN. Treas
urcr MnnhattanYie. Paticnts wishng 10 be admitted
to TIE hon. e should apply 10 RObERl WAITS, Nj d.,
~ Nest 5dth st., before 10 A NJ.
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Explosion of Fire Damp-Three Men Killed

ALLENTowN. Pa, April IA terrible explo-
sion OF Are damp occurred In the NesQuehoning Mines,
at II o'clock this morning kiing Hugh Code. Joseph
McGoyern and Thomas shields. and hadly wounding
Lew MarsCen, Richard BOgnr, Joseph Norwood, jacob
Meyers, and Cnaes allan. The litter cannot recover
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DTTDRCED.

ROBSON. In the city OF New York on N. nth dav
OF Aprl Loo by the Hon. john H. Brauy. Justice Of
the supreme -urt lo stft A. Robson ffOm Caroline
Robson Cause, adultery
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Court Calendars To-Day.

SUPREME CouRT-CHAMBERS. Nos, %, 100, l3l.
10. l3d l3t 49, 1875, 1877, l3S, 1870 liO 14l 142 1915
~ lt5 80 - dls, 40, 100, ~, l62 1873 lb4 ~
Sol, 3G2 ad3
SPECIAL lERM Demurreu.-Noa.l T. 81. Law and
Iac No. li5 3d. no le0, 10 ii4 1d3ls $50 ", 3lS,
3i5, $40, $40, $50, ISL $50, 3S3 3Si
2925 ioby 1850 2oS7 1873 lao 1850 2sb7 1919 ltol
Nos sbS 800 sQ3 $50 1880 1914 1898. /, -. llebIa.
!So 2iOi, li lt2l 1915 b2, 2llO, li42 2a0s. 2s6s,
29Sg ll2l 500 5 7s dIs ~ @o 1888 ISL sis9 s2Sa
stPLRioh COURT TRIAL iern Part lI.-N0s. 800,
10 1926, 1878 $50 dS pSi lSls 1913 ga 1884, 2O5
IA l02S, AiD, v0t $50, lO2i. lO2u
DcmuTrer.-NO 2.
TRIAL TERN Part Nos lllljS $50 1925 e54 1913.
low 1894 l5t0 20ll 1908 dl0p 2l22 1851 l52s 1888,
1913 III 232S, GOA. 2O7b, 2O1f, 2O75 2Oi 2OSU Part
H. Nos 1851 72s ellO, 2Ol0 2o3l, eOas, 1907 2O5l
2ol2 2uh3 255. 2O5d 2Od7 2Djs 2O5l 2lGl 2OG2 coos
Stands adjourned until Monaay, Apfll H.
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Tapestry Brussels, 81; ingralns. 50c chamber
sultei, $50; walnut 80, $50 role top, 50 parluf
street Ada
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steamehip san salvador, Savannah. mdse. and pass.
hteamshlp hothnta, Liverpool, mdse. ana pass
stealhhip wilmington, Havana. indse and pass.
steamship q" llerl, Hamburg. VI Use. and pas
steamship city OF View YORK. Havana nids and plaa
steaushlp hlhcmarle. Lcwes m is' ana pas.
stcaiislip IOliv Q, Glasgow, mdsc and pass.
Steai ship Atlas, Port an Prince, mdsc. and pass.
steamship tlcanura. Portland, muse. aud pass.
A't"the usual river aud cJt'twise yeftsrs
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MARINE INTELLT0 ENC TX.

HiNfATuHH ALNANAc-ruts NV
sun rlaee... 70 sun SETS. @ 81 Moon risog 10 %
.-.-.. HtuH wATKf-rnts uAY
sandy Hook 10 80 Gov. isianu IL ~ Hell date ~ a
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Of ihtLeIs TeethinR Cordial allays Irritation
ss-ls.-saass'' &C. Eyer body can buy II. Price rs
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Y you are costye, by taking Qulrks Irish Tea,
the great bilious remedy. Ado.
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he assessed valuation il only sixty DER cent.
OF Tue real value. that the actual value OF tue
IeaI estate Is $l0,35l5C0.
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DIR. J. A. sHERMAN's
Office Ii 1 Ann Al. corner PARK row.

Living Death the mortal agony OF consumptive
lnvaids Is Oiicn more terrible than dcath. Thrr com
paintings make every noiy unhappy around them while
their lives arc preMaturrly lost TO thcmseve-. unras
thoroughly cured by Wsharts Pine Tree Tar Curfial.
tle safest remedy ever known. ana one that fails
The achievement OF the spring renson 10
IN I1ubfcuy kNON's lneft style 81 pcntlemens
nnd toe delight witt which 1t has been greeted he
farluonaIc world Is TIE Dest proof Of IT, beauty aul
ati.tc excellence. Make your selections at 2i2 r I'D
way, or at us Filth Avc.us Hotel "a. abshuleut.
Dycing and Clen ming at the New York Dve-
lng and irntug k.t tllshnent, staten IsaAu Ofce-
No. pS Duane st. 1852 broadway, $40 an av y s.; 100
and It's fiurrepOnt Sc Brooklyn Established % years.
SprInG has conn, and IL YOU wish boats,
ucos, moderate prices, tIulizc
MILLER a CO.. 3 Union square.
Mi'l. Of NRune-in not only purinr- the breath
whit ns ~ tr IT, hNtit leaves ue II tsu taste IN
the mouth and fragrant odor on the breath.
A.-Rupturr cured by Or. Marsh principal
OF late Mar~u Coz at HIS OLD Unlc Nesey st., AsOr
House. No uptown brincn.
any one cnn sec nj n glance thnt PomcrOy's
T. VI. stewart, the steam Carpet Cleaner,
No. 800 7th nv. Send for circulrr.
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N,'sT'' Srgent 4 GrsenieaG 800 Broddoay ~ T.,
ms Commissioner OF Patents on last appeal has
S1"eu sargent priority Of invention over Yale Lock
company oa Time Locke.
JAMES L. NORRIS, Attorney.
"AsNiSGToN, C.. Apnl l2, 1870 Adv.
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NIX . -" Whfrr the ltutrNI hen 4 UUUaIr1U,"
onstrYts SIR Henry ran, Bart, 1u}rirlAa her Ma
l,sly In ireland the revylng and rcaulma!ng elects
OF AfeSu ar daily course OF this OIL are hish -Ht-ac
tory IL bTngs about most relarKahie and salutary
change IN all the VI al Junction. sold 81 cap-ue iu
peral halfpints al, pY al dTigRsts sole cnusign'es
Ausar, Hartford 10, loiuuu sole areuts tor tue
lnlted States JOAN +. lENRS, 4 RkAN Goa New
lOrk
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Mr.. Hoar (tep., MassJ offered u resolution In
strucung the Judiciary Committee to inquire
what steps have been taken for properly ropre-
senting the Interests Of the United states In the
suit instituted against the Cyedit Mohiller and
Others under the provisions Of the act of 81 OF