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all till the rooftree rang and he danced with all the
vim and endurance rcpressble satatory female
in the song who danced till the string Of her petticoa
broke"
Mr.. and Mrs Williams made trip TO England not long
ago. and acted In Dublin and elsewhere In The Connie
Soogah" with their usual but Mr.. Williams has
been in gradually breaking health for some time, and his
performances have been OF intermittent char
acter. His last appearances on the New
York stage mado at Booths Theater last
December, in "The Connie soogah and " The Fairy
Circle" On Christmas night he babe us the farewell
which destined to be the long and last He to
have appeared at the Boston Theater the 18th Of
March, but he suddenly afflicted with pneumonia
and had to pause From this sickness he recovered but
disease of the BRAIN which had twice before threatened
in strokes OF paralysis renewed its attack and under
this balefu enemy he sunk and expired, about
yesterday-in the sd year of his age.
And so he fades away from this weary, working world
Poor, merry, innocent Barneyl He has helped to
brighten many care-worn hour; and, though the
thought of him may he sad it will have It's brightness
In the hcars-and we believe they are many-to which
he found his way, his image will often arise, with the old
SMILE and the blue eyes that twinkled with fun and
the pale grave earnest face and the tufed dark har
and the slender, beautiful hands. and the trim little
figure, dainty dressed Tom Moore in his
gayest days. And 1t rises, the thought will
come that
He made a brow look dark,
Nor caused tear-but when he died.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS
For other ship yers see Second Page.

For other ship Ne,cs Second Pdge.l
ARRIVED.
Stsan,shIp Mar, Land Upton Boston via New-Hayen TO
New Nur. ans New Haven Railroad 20.
shin Fleetwing. Gnest Hogo Dec o. via Yokohama list
Shin Spcculator of Yarmouth. n. So spelman Liverpool
Marcn via BOwnore IN ballast Is ahchoed NJ 'anus hooA
shin " d. Wallet (of ouh. n. 81, Hatfield, Liver
pool March 90 In ballast Is anchored AZ SANDY HOOK TOT
Bark George 49, Doane ot Yarmouth. y. 81, Corning ST
Nazare arn 49, In ballast Is anchored III Lower Bay Tor
gE Fxce.or oi Boston, Eddy Hayre SO days in ballast
Is sandy HOOK for orders Crho r. was hcor'
IAN Firemenien No ORR Terjisen Lath March 81. In bai
last Is anchored in Lower Bay tor orders ~.
Bark Ocean Express tot lahiax - crosby Lohuoh 90
days Is anchored at sandy Hook Tor orders
iiark Abbio b. Windsor. " 81, Conll Rotterdam 50
Bss Lizzie Currio (of Windsor N 81. Curry Hayre 81
BARK Alice Tanter of Bermuda LOsber Gloucester Mass
Br1 Kobecca Crowe Crowc of and from Boston. In bal
Sig Victoria Cot New Haven't Sanders. st. Pierre Mart
scIr Abbe II. nodgman Leighton. ST. George. N. b..
SChr Spectator Ol oL John N Oh Musoh rohs WIN Il
day Win lath.
Steamships Laurent for syre; Nevada for Liverpool
GEN Barnes, for savannah; Wyanoie for norfolk. &C.
WIND-SunseL moderate, l.. 5. h. cloudy.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA April 25.The steamship CITY OF New York, from
New. YORK. arrived here this AFTERNOON.
April TO- lat AZ A. long, 40 To- ship Universe. Of and from
Liverpool Tor sandy looA, 10 DAYS out
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WARRINGTON, ID. c. April 2j.-lhe Lighthouse Board gives
that Illuminating appa atus wall be placed la inc
Delaware Breakwalor Lighthouse GU May 1916 on anu
flashes every minute The only change at the station Is IN
the Illuminating apparatus
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AN ENTHUSIASTIC BRIsTow MEETING.

Boston, April 25.-The Bristow Club opened
large hall this evening and dedicated 1t TO the cause OF
Reform aud Purity In the Public Service. The Club has
already the OF many prominent men OF the city
enrolled upon list OF members and promises to become
very active and powerful organization John C. Ropes
weIlknown lawyer. is President OF tho Club. Among
the speeches this evening was one by tho Rev.
James Freeman Clarke, who. since BIS eloquent
defense OF tho divine right OF boiling made
at Worcester three years ago. has been much looked up
10 In politics he had long been In the church. by tho
people OF the state He argued that the OF the
pie were determined TO have good government and that
Mr. BristOw was the most prominent man. or course
the trading politicians would endcayor to defeat MN.
and the only way prevent them from accomplishing 1t
was 10 show them that there men enough In the Re
publican party to defeat any mere politician any one OF
tue Senatorial Ring any OF such men az Cameron of
Conkling. George g. CrOcker also spoke OF Mood OF
aggressive honesty in National Affairs. The meeting was
very enthusiastic.
LATER-Gov. Rick has informally declined the use OF
his name s delegate. His first choice Is Mr.. Washbunc
and The OF his delegate entirely unau-
thorizcd He Will probably send letter 10 tho Con'e
ton tomorrow which will leave the Blaine party Ia an
| uncomfortable position.
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ts Ss ssi o. wsSn aas her
residence, llG East fOriethst.
Duchess County papers please copy
9r9oyn on Monday and H.
Il. and s friends are s 70 oa
Wednesday, AIrl 26. at 3 O'Clock.
KAHNwEILER- on sunday. April 49, Simon B. KahnweilOr
Friends and relatives are yited 70 ATTEND tse ON
wednesday. at 10 a. IN.
Vie this city g gsssy A 90 Hannah
The funeral services viii take place on Thursday OF Shelter
PARKER-On Monday morning oath inst, Laura e. widow
Reayes and friends are invited the funeral
ices at No IL Rutgersst Wednesday afternoon the 26h
Chicago aud savannah papers please copy
PEREGo-on Tuesday morning Ira Perego In the 18th
Funeral his residence, "a siKthave, Brooklyn
Thursday. p
afternoon April 55 Franklin S. ofhe late Dr. stursis
Pnney Of Pogghkees N " in the 4sth year of his age
RUssELI-Iu Brooklyn Saturday April o. Of heart dis
John Russell, Jr son OF John h. and JuIa IT, Illus
Funeral ns WIN take place mark. Church South Fifth
Frients and relatives are invited 70 attend
Name Florida papers please copy.
sILvER-In Philadelphia, On April a. j. Melbourne. only
b son Of ph is P pSn aeT ia L.
sPENCER-At Clifton, N. j., April 20, David H. Spencer
Notice of funeral hereafter
sURDAM-At Jersey city Hghs on Monday 2th inst Of
iauchter Of the late Philip Thomas. 80
Funeral from the residence OF brother Albert Metz 02
Van Reipenave on wednesday, April 20. at 10 a. M
Bfnghamt0n ". Y, papers please copy
TATI Mon the ODD inst, Anna c. wife OF Edward Tatum
in the 10th year OF her age ,-...
The relatives and friends OF the family invited attend
the funeral which viii place from her late Residence
pa East Fifteenhst fifth day, the 9th INST, AZ III
O'clock
WEBSTER-At Orangeburg. " Y, April 10, 1876 at the
Of his naw J. Seymour Bo1D, OF apoplexy
Lyman Webster In the Goth year OF his age.
WEEKS-At Aiken, - c. saturday. the 22d inst. jacob
b. Weeks OF lien Cove L. IN the 4ith year OF his age
Funeral will place Thursday eth igs ut O'Clock
p from his late residence Glen Cove Friends are In
ved without further notice. Trains leave hunters
Point at O'Clock. Carriages Will be in Whiting.
WILLIAMS-April 25 Barney Williams In the 02dyear or
his
Notice of funeral hereafter
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THE UCONOR INVESTIGATION

GEN. DIX. WILSON @. HUNT. DIR. ADAMS, HOWARD
POTTER, AND gx-JUDGE PORTER SELECTED AS
THE TRIBUNAL
The committee appointed at the last meeting
OF tho Bar Association TO arrange tribunal nycsti-
gate Inc charges against Charles OCOnOr in regard 10
the Forrest case has requested Gen Dix Wilson g. Hunt
the Row DIR. William Adams, Howard Potter and ex-
Judge John X Porter to act the tribunal in the follow
ing letter:
GENTLEMEN: The undersigned wero appoInted at n
recent meeting Of the Bar Association TO arrange "A
tribunal 10 investigate the charges referred Mr.
OCODOrs statement before the Association In perform
OF the duty Imposed them, and after careful
stitute such tribunal.
The Importance not TO Mr.. OConor alone but 10 the
whole community, OF prompt investigation into the
truth OF these charges Will be recognized Not ONLY Mr.
OCOnor and his professional brethren but city In
which he has spent his life Is interested in the inquiry
whether accusations or inputatOns like these, affecting
the hitherto spOtess reputation OF so eminent citizen,
true false.
Having been spread over the land by tho press they
must affect In some degree, the community In whose
public affairs Mr.. OCOnor has taken conspicuous part,
aud In whose respect he has long held high place
they are now matter OF public "a well private
In their selection the undersigned have been especially
sOlicOus to provide court whose intelligence and
Partially shall be above suspciOn and whose judgment,
whatever may be-, can be accepted final They have
not overlooked the fact that this addition Tie
demands upon your time Will involve sacrifice
the part Of each OF you but they feel convinced this
sdcrdtion Will not deter II the duty Is regarded by
you. AS by the undersigned, In the light OF public
service.
Ee0 York, April 20, 1875.
The letter Is signed by Edgar Ketchum. c. W. Sand
ford Charles A. Peabody c. A. Hand, f. r. Coudert o.
L. Stewart members OF the Committee Of the Bar Assoc
ciatOn
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CLAFIIN'5 ION-CONGRATULATI0Ns OF
HIs BROTHER MERCHANTS.


III. B. CLAFLIN, esq.-DEAR SIR: The under
signed for many years your friends and cotrmp0rarcs
i'm business desire express their gracaon WIN the
course your firm pursued IN your late st with the GOV
rrument Esueciay. that, standing upon the unDelh,
.hc reputation your house yOn refused all oucrs oi
comurunIse and accepted the legal issue an example
much needed IN tese times VIII you kindly accept Tue
congratulations ~ your friends, and crafty tue under
signed by naming day when you Will dine with us pr-
yaely. Yours truly, 49, 49,,
Geo C. Richardson & Co.. Wright. Bliss Ta5yan.
Laugdon s. Co., Denny, Poor Co., wendell HUTCHINSON
& Co. PuinerOy 4 PlummCr. Bdu"ndahl * Co.. iona T.
Williams. Henry r. spauldlng samuel d. bacoch Law
renee & Coz J.. X. Nudge, sawyer Co., T. T. calhoun
W. L. strong Co, ". TurnDull Coz phani' IucAcr *
CO., Lewis Bros q Co. Low, Hartman a 60, Ga,ger
Co. lanes l.. IIttlo * Co. VIM. \. Wheelock. Mlhot
Hooper & Co, W q. langiy, Samuel Mclean Co.. Fred
Uutterfeld & CO., A. Person. Hartman Co, f. Oeiber
man * Co., Whittemore Peet, Post Co.. j. L. Bfuner
NV NEw-YoEK, April 90 1876.
GgSrLrMyS: Allow Ia acknowledge your favor OF
the 9Th inst and you how heartily appre-
ae this expression of the confidence Of INV fe0W-ner
chnnt. IL Is intmated in the public press, however
that the Government may appeal Ia the higher courts
from the decision already rendered In favor or my hn'
aud although the absolute injustice OF the charges pre-
rrcd makes the result certain, yet 80 long as proccd
ngs are pending In any form must beg Ia decline the
compliment you offer Inc. Again thahhihK GU loI !uui
li,,i,.s- I ain very truly yours, II. Is. CLAFLIS.
~" N,..rs Geo C. Richardson & Co.. Wright, Bliss
Fabyan, Woodward, Lawrence Co., ana Others
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TMIGRANT SUPPORT.

THIRD BEADING or TIE BILL ORDERED IN TIE
AssEMBLY-AH APPROPRIATION or S2OO.O0o.
lrRoN \ REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRBuSEl
ALBANY, April 2i.-Iho bill to provide for
rho maintenance Of immigrants, introduced by Mr.
Ogden Immediately after news was received OF the de
cision Of q United states courts against the collection
OF hcadmon,y 10y the Emigration Commission, came M
for consideration in the Committee OF the Whole Of the
Assembly to-day. and with some amendments was
ordered tn q third reading. The amendments include the
fixing OF the amount Of appropriation ut 500 600 and
proyiso ut The cud Of the first section that payments
under the law shall cease whenever any appropriation
shall be made by tie Congress OF the United States for
the same purposes.
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DESTRUCTION OF A HOTEL AT LONG BRANCH
Information was received from Long Branch,
" j. last night that the Metropolitan Hotel had been
fatally DESTROYED by fire during the evening. The loss
was 10000, which there was an insurance Oh
$4,000. The surrounding buildings were sa.eu ~ tIe
cxcrons OF tho nremen The hotel had just been en-
largcd, and one OF the finest at TINS WohKno"h
watering place
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ALBANY.
AN IMPORTANT BILL DEFEATED.
TIE ACT RESPECTING COUNTY TREASURES MEETS

AN IMPORTANT BILL DEFEATED.
THE ACT RESPECTING COUNTY TREASURES MEETS
A CURIOUS FATE IN THE ASSEMBLY.
FROM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.
ALBANY, April 24.-The County Treasurers
BILL which has consumed great part of Senator Ham
monds time and patience in the Senate has been unme
cfully defeated in the Lower House Senator Hammond
sat with Mr.. Halliday. who strongly advocated its pas
sage just it from the Senate in order not to risk
s again through that body and pmed ashe has
been for months and years upon the subject unoaded
himself into the Of the young member from Cornell
University, who in turn heaped all this acquired in
formation and argument upon the House in very lucid
and convincing speech. lie cited the fact that every
County Treasurer is opposed TO the bill proof Of its
necessity that County Treasurers get higher fees than
the State Treasurer the Treasurer OF the United
States the financial officers of the City Of Newiork
who handle ten times the amount Of money.
Amendments evidently intended to destroy the bill
hereupon flowed in rapidly, and In q few moments the
counties Of Albany Erie Cattaraugs. Sullivan, Greene
Rensselaer, Monroe Seneca, New-York and Kings were
each excepted from the provisions Of the act and progress
reported on the bill.
In the House Mr. Forster moved that IL be ordered TO
third reading with these amendments stricken out
which lost by vote OF SO to CO.
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self the latter had been guilty Of slandering
his pastor and OF breaking his covenant VOWS;
He declared he should be dsfelowshipped ana
his remarks which occupied nearly gig hours, some coz
versatlOn OF general character took place, Ill when
Mr. Bowen and tie Committee par icpated III was
finally agreed that the Committee should meet again
next Tuesday night for the purpose OF preparing Tue re-
port which should be made TO the church at ls meeting
hav
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imparality and decline Its judgment. The SPIDERS par
lor does not look inviting to the fly II college professors
and doctors OF divinity do not see validity OF dis
trust the and fair who love justice and seek
truth It, Some fair and just fail 10 see
WHY Innocence should shrink from the established modes
Of judicial inquiry and should fly for refuge to artfuy
devised methods in which candid men have no conn
dence FRANCIS ID. MoULT0S.
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A NEW BROOKLYN CHARTER BILL.

ADVANTAGE TAKEN OF THE ABSENCE or DEMO-
Gratis IN UTICA-AN OLD BILL RESURKECIED
AND AMENDED.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRmUNEI
ALBANY, April 2j.-The friends of the Ogden
Charter have not entirely despared. They spring
movement on the enemies OF reform In Brooklyn To-
night which bids fair achieve all the results expected
from the famous ogden bill The Committee on Ci'lcs
having no Democratic members present from brooklyn
on account OF the Utica Convention reported bill when
had been laid aside for months mpractcabe and use
less which really provides for everything contained
In the Ogden bill, and good deal more.
The bill was introduced by Mr.. Higgins in January
and undertakes to the Commissioners In Brook
Iyn empowering the Mayor and Aldermen to make new
appointments one member only to each department OF
the City Government. II amended In committee ny
Inserting OF tho provisions obnoxious To the Demo
Gratis the Ogden Charter and such reported To the
House tonight The Democrats present Mt once TOOK
the ALARM and by various motions attempted TO return
the bill to the Committee, Mr. Higgins somewhat pro
matuely having attempted to advance 1t ahead OF lls
place. ON Mr. Soans motion the resolution was laid
over as q concession TO the Democrats, and the bill VIII
probably up at early day rs terribly disturbing
GHOST.
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Suerial y otless.

Gospel Meetings, Madison-ave. aud Forty sccondst.
CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY
EVERY EVENING OF the week following except Saturday
at 3 O'Clock.
Actresses BY Rev. STEPHEN II. TYING IT,, and
Rev. W. HUMPSTONE
Singing by Mr.. Thee. f. Perkins and Chorns, -
EVERY AFTERN DON Except Saturday in the Chapel 46
East Forty thiri st., at 4 O'clock
Addresses by Miss LOGAN and Miss BEARD OF England.
Grand Fair in aid OF THE YOUNG WoMENs CHRIS,
TIAN ASSOCIATION Of the City Of NewHork 10 DO held
in the Academy OF Music, MAY to II, inclusive.
PROMENADE CONCERTS on tho EVENINGS Of the 9th
and 10Th.
IN the ART DEPARTMENT win be exhibited over ONE
HUNDRED PAINTINGS. loaned from private coDecuons
many pictures before been publicly shown
this country. Among the artists rcpresente are Mrs
sOner Merle, SbeTt Gtrome Bouguercau Cabanal Grar
Bon ghtCn and others.
The EEFREsHnENT DEPARTMENT will Offer special
attractions All cecacies will BE- served
there ANDRE GRIEF formerly with Dclmonico VIII have
charge OF the cuisine
any all Of the evenings be obtained from
LANES UNDERiIII. u West 18Th St
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BLAUVELT-on 25th inst, Ann Perry widow OF John u
atyes and friends Of family also the members OF the
Hapt.t invited TO attend her funeral
on thursday inst at 10 O'Clock M from the Baptist
Meeting house Sxteenthst near Eighthaye Her remains
will be taken 10 Nyack for interment
BLooM-suddenly. on Saturday evening April ~ May f.
the late Edw ard y. Bloom
Reatyos and friends Of the family also those VI her grand
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HENRY G. BOWEN ON TRIAL.

Henry C.. Bowen, accompanied by his son
Edward aud Ward. appeared again last night before
the Investigating Committee Of Plymouth Church. The
time was occupied by j. 7. Tilney. Clork OF plymouth
Church. who summed up the against Mr.. Bowen on
bohalf of the Examining Committee. He argued That
from the testimony ofs v. White and Mr.. Bowen him
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPOR1.
Probabilities.

For Wednesday I'm the South Atlantic States, rising
barometer cooler northwest and northeast winds, and
partly clear weather. 80 . an,
For he Middle Atlantic states rising follOped by falling
blromccr backing 10 nOrthcest rnds. cooler
purity eioudy and ciear reather.
The rivers Will continue stationary or slowly raining
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The I.ubricating Compound OF CHARp - HOVE -
NJ reported by PROT Thurson OF stovens insu
tue oboken 10 the American Institute rs fret In oIder o
merit silver Medal aw arled.
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Two neighbOrs had a long and envenomed
litigation a small spring. which they both claimed.
The judge weaied with the at last said "Whdt
the of making much fuss about little water a.
"Yonr s'onor will the OF It," replied Of tho
lawyers. when inform you that the parties are both
milkmon."
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"Brothcr. why don't You ask the stranger to
nravI" "Ircause," reprOvmgy observed deacon,
This mint uo place practical jokes That mans tho
pr, sident OF gas company
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A dull Headache. Co,tveness, Low Spirits, ana
no appottr are OF the indications OF bilious atac
srg from torpid LIVER. Dr JAMES SANAtNE Pills VIII
s r. store Liver action Drive all symptoms oil DlOus
nes. from system, and assist III OHhSDB sOVut ioeu
nnn Ut M bow els.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA, April 25-spanish Gold. 129'aes3o'
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
WILMINGTON April 25.-splrits Turpentine firm at goo
Rosn Im at 5Oa$l 50 for strained Tar hr ~ 81 so
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Ncw-York and Palla dolphin.

NEW LINE
THIS NEW RAILROAD ROUTE BETWEEN NEW.
YORK AND PHILADELPHIA WILL
BE OPEN FOR TRAVEL
on MONDAY, MAY /, 1879,
WITH FIVE TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
Trains leave NewNOrk from the station OF the
CENTRAL RAILROAD Oh NkWJERSEf,
foot Of Liberty ST., North River,
at 7l5. 3 a. m; $780, 40 D. M.
station In Philadelphia at North pennsylvania Depot cor
BeTks and American sts.
The passes through Elizabeth Planhed Bound Brook.
Hopewru Pennington, lardlyyil3 and Jeukntown
mainly steel rale stone bLated aud free
from dust, and can DO at "A high rate of speed
between NewN York and Philadelphia. IS miles
Time about hours and thrccquarters.
y special arrangement, Centennial passengers Will be Do
uyered entrance tO the Centennial GROUNDS
passengers and freight as low as by other routes
H. L. BALDWIN,
General Passenger Agent G. X. r. Of y. J.
Po,t.On,e Notice.-Ths FOREIGN MAILS tor the week
ending SATURDAY Apr 20 1876, Will close al this ONCE
TUESDAY at II for Europe per steamer Nevada via
and at p ~ for France direct per steamer
st. Laurent Havre on WEDNESDAY, at $3.50 N, Tor
Europe, steamer Abyssnia. wa Queenstown on THURS
DAY, ll:jO Tor Europe. per steamer Pommernpia
Plymouth Cherb0urg AMI Hamburg ON SATU RDAf at
m Great Britain. Ireland anlFrance per steamer
AdIato via Queenstown and at M Tor oootlan direct
gov at 100 a for Europe steamer Weser
Southampton The mails for China Japan. &C.,
will leave May The direct mails for Brazil,
&c will leave NewYok May -. The mats Tor the West
Indies via Havana will leave NewYork ApIl p:
T. l.. JAMES p M,
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NKN YORK, MARCH z, ISL
Hon. WilIinm A, Daring.

RESPECTED SIRE The undersigned importers In tho City OF
NewGork, TO their high appreciation OF
industry and fidelity in the discharge OF your duties as
Appra this port and 10 tender 10 our sincere regrets
II your Dlthdrawai from the position.
your official relations have found You prompt
the dispatch business and ready cooperate with
prevention Of annoying delays and herein you have
impressed each Of with profound respect for your
Hegr OF purpose conscientious disposit on Of tho
varied questions OF complicated H. and We Part with you
belief that the Government lost efficient officer
and the merchants a faithful but impartial friend
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MARRIED..

NopaAN-ROBINsON-o Tuesday, April 20, CMNaIy
Chnrch nv the Rev H. Washburn, d. d. Assisted Dy tne
lev j b. fIagg VIM b. Morgan to Eiho Bond daughter
OF the late John A. Robinson
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DIED.

Al Notices of Marriages must DO Endorsed oiA NJ
name and address.