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JIMEs BRIAN'S MURDER.
Found In West Twenty-seventh street with
his skull Crushed.

At twenty-five minutes past 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning. Policeman Foley Of the
Thirticth street police found lying upon the
sidewalk in front of 1875 West Twcny-seventh
street the body Of man. 1t was carried to tho
station on Thrteth street. and there the dis
covory was made that it was n corpse. Up to
that moment neither Foley nor the other officers
who assisted him suspected that the man was
dcad. The whole base Of the dead mans skull
WAS found to be crushed in. From two letters
Of recommendation found in his pockets it ap-
peared that the dead man was laborcr named
James Brian. n resident OF Newark. He was
Ave feet and eight inches in height, Of light
complexion and medium build. His clothing
WIS pluin and rough but respectable, and his
pockets contained the sum of $3.50. Until tho
middle Of the afternoon yesterday the corpse
rrmuined In the station, but no rclntive or
friend appeared to- complete tho Identification,
and II was then removed to the Morgue. Pro-
vious To its removal Deputy Coroner Miller
made -. AUTOPSY and found. besides the great
injury AZ the base OF tls skull. a CONFUSION and
slight ilcsh wound on the side Of the hend such
as might nave boon made 10y violent blow. but
not sufficient. in his opinion, To have proved
serious. the fatal injury vt tho busc oil the
skull was believed to have boon cnus"d by iall
upon the sidewalk Coroner Flanagan impnn-
clird Jury and commenced an inquest. but
witness was a colornd girl nnmed Nellie Lupec,
who lives at 40 West Twentv-scvrnth street.
According to her story she WIS closing tho
when her attention was attracted by u
quarrel between three mon on tho oppo-
site side OF the street. One Of the men
struck another blow with hs.c lcnched tl-t,
and the man struck fell ~ IL he had hccn shot
Then the one who had dealt tho blow and tho
third man set upon their PROSTATE victim md
kicked his head. Some colorcd men standing
"A little distance away Witnessed the murdprous
attack. nEI shouted for the police. Their out
erie S>dHIHf1- -r-t--tw1 NssHiHnts who ran
.1|rl-s the street down 10 seventh avenue. and
There disappeared. To this narration OF the
occurrence nothing was added 10y either Of the
thre" other Witnesses examined. and tho in
qu,s. was adjourned. The police believe. how
over. that they will De- enabled to trace the per-
petrators Of tho az present mysterious murder.
rs they have already an important clue. Brian
aLd two comrades were seen in house a short
distance from where lriuns body WIS found,
only a little while before the fatal quarrel de-
srrlbed by Nellie Lupec. There they had nm
alteration. in the course Of which hard words
and threats passed between Brian and the two
men who accompanied him. BY the mediat IN
ot some persons present a fight nt that time
was prevented and the three men. who were
then intoxicated, were induced to quit tho
house. Upon the sidewalk the quarrel ensued
which ended so speedily in Brans death.
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DIED.

ApHILI.S ON Monday. june , after painful Illness
Esther Arklls, widow Vi the late Peter l. Arkils, aged
al
Friends and relatives are respectfully invited To- attend
the funeral ou THURSDAY at O'Clock from her late rosi-
deuce. ms e dyer STE Grreupolnt. l. J.
HARD On Tuesday afternoon. june ., Agnes Russell.
vile of John Baird
Relatives and nis o the family invited To- Httcud
the funeral services AZ her late residence 34f t Niugun
VENUE. un Friday. june q. al 90 ucutk 4 Il lhc
magf Will Dee taken 90 MouIuNu los special train.
Fucul. are r,Iur-h.t mot tu ~rid flowers
pfAi.-ln Halifax, =. MtN ..l alter long and nnin.
nl illness. Miss sophia peal aged 63 years. second
ddughtr ot John ami susan Deal
GARklGAN. - ON TUESDAY, june 3. Isabella. infant
dnurhor of Walter and LiAAo 0agrgHu. aged months
and - lays
Relatives and friend. are requested 10 attend tho
funeral uu Nciuy stay. June at2 " from rs Az q.
GopWlN In Washington, u G., Juur !. loscphins
shiWucl eNlWiu u Fairfax County. Va.
GKlkREN At his home. near CO. .fhuc Ohio May 30.
John Guhhru. soldier ut lri3. aged - wears
lkNlNG.-l SAN Francisco. CAL. Nay rs Mrs Nurga-
ret Irving he Nod wife lf WASHINGTON Irving and eldest
daughter q" MI Thomas Lyons, hauNe OF Boston, Mas.
"a ~ ttnrS iuI 80 months
SIlllNELl. AT tlutnu, staten Island. On Tue SHAY,
juno 3. Cant james Sullwtl. aged - wears
Relatives and rcuds ot tho nn4 are invited TO attend
the tuner FROM the FIRST fr,.hNtlau Church. sta.
pI.fufi. oi lHur-iHN. june 3. a' % O'Clock.
IAllAlLkhu In san Francisco, Cal. MAY -. ThcO-
lolr " lauurrru, lr, suu o luitc T. W Iliafctru ot
san Francisco u-ti i years. D mouths. amt days
NtAbEk -lu san Francisco May 90. Thomas Yea.
ger native Of fennsy lNaua, aged % years. months
and u days
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ELETATED RAILROAD Ml1rERs.
The Consolidation Perfected, and Both Lines
Pushing Northward.

The final step necessary for the ratiilca-
ton Of the lease Of the two elevated railroads
was taken yesterday by the Manhattan Railway
Company. the directors Of which met and rar-
fed the lease and contracts incidental to 1t.
These papers will probably be filed to-day
II was learned yesterday that one Of the stipu-
lations Of the lease is that the best style OF
now In use on the Sixth avenue line Of the
Metropolitan road shall be the standard OF all
new or rcmodelled cars furnished to the man
aging company In this connection one OF the
officers Of the Metropolitan road said that be-
fore the lease was contemplated his company
had given out the contract for the rolling stock
10 be used on its Second avenue line. and that
the cars ordered were 10 be in every respect
equal 10 the hest now used on the sixth avenue
line The officers OF the Metropolitan denied
the report that under the lease they would
abandon their Second avenue line above flity-
ninth street. Its construction is ono OF the
vital conditions Of the lease and 1t Is largely on
that account that they pay 50 OuOOJo 70 t4e Man
haitian Company. The report probably orig,
mated from, tho fact that the contractor had
concentrated his force upon the work below
flfty-ninth street in order 10 give the company
a roadway To- Central Park rs soon AS possll
The contractor said yesterday that ha had $500
men at work and would in all probability have
the structure completed 10 FIFTY ninth street bV
July /. Ills men ara working during the day
only, and are putting up about 400 tons Of iron
daily II thought the road could he opened to
Fifty-ninth street by Aug. lie would then
Superintendent Van Brocklin Of the Metro
politan road ran an engine yesterday over the
Joint Ninth avenue extension from Fifty- ninth
street 10 Eighty second. CA his return he be
Kan work upon time table Tor trains over that
part Of tho road. He said that within forty
eight hours he would have trains running reg
uurly 10 that point. and To- Hon street within u
week or ten days afterward; Pending the re-
newul Of the structure in Ninth avenue below
Fity-ninth street. the business above that point
will be done wholly by the METROPOLITAN Com
pnny the ninth avenue line being used Tor local
tram, only.
The contractors are also active upon the west
side extension. and promise To have the tounda-
tlOns laid as far rs both street 10y July l.
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part OF tho slow donth sho cndcavorcd to bring

part " the slow donth sho cndcavorod TO bring
upon her friends In the household. BY way Of
Illustrating TINS procedure she pypsscd tho
thumb OF her right hand into her throat hy tho
sidr % hrr Hrvnx, aud clutchrd the other side
81 the winuuipe with her fingers. Shc pressed
one finger after another upon that member.
Tho performance WIS mechanical. and only
msied thirty seconds at tho furthcst caculHt on.
Mile. do MHilly saws that she was SO pcrprN-
ed over her own mysterious Him ss and The all
meuts Of her sister and adopted daughter.
Dora that she used every nouns TO discover
tUo suurc" OF the dlstcmucr. Thus Il WIS that
She WIS led to change the position of her bed in
vNrinus ways aud il WIS while the bed WIS 40
pklccd that size could see from Il into q looking
Vinss on the will That she saw Eugcnie lying ut
fun length upon Dora's body inhaling her
lrnuth.
When Milo de- Wally entered tho room yes
torduvthe girl retired, hut WIS hrougl IN again
90 SHOW Trio OH "r her stusul.ry defnrWed
throat. Mic. le Wnilly snid. in b.dling ndlru
to the oill'rr. t.at She wls not nj all sure Eu-
nruio'- father is dead. That ia simty report
eel 10y his friD uds. II h. lO-siuie hr hos cnrour-
aged Jui- impression to deceive his Wl". with
whom he lived unhappilv. md abandoned ~
Jamai'n EdEcniS' r"uilgt I.u7 of her moth
crs luAits lroVil' Nllr de Wuilly with what
ever Information she has upon the subject.
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quiet Bacon dull salcs o. hoNes hair and hair at Sc
Cut meats about steady les 6nu picked shoulders
anl 800 do hams II aud rs rs Gee. Lard was lower
ctN IN the day. Int closed steady stlcs the srot TO
for future drtvry t2Jl tcs sold JUNE" 81 2uGSd 22s,
closing td 20 July ~ 80 aud August. ed a7i, closing
with these figures Ind tchned quiet 80 Guor cont.
Mental lots We quote. Pork 4 ~ Western mess. ssa
rrr cam e IN H. s6 20 rrmr ct, a. ~ Hams
Smoked city SitWltc picked. l@Nitc Shouldcrs--
Smoked city. C1c.. ickitd4a afatc Long clear
western AMI city. ~. Beet huns-Wcstern "a bhl.
OBJ; plain do 60 iosfiuj 30 prime mess r. ire SlGa
Sl7 Dressed hogs. a. snIr fVr city. Htt for pigs
NHOCFRths- During fire uast week there has been
dccliuc tn sutHr aud rehui moHsscs. advance
A. rule oniy fairly active. To-day sugar
active AMI ,tendy sales 2pl hhd~ cuba muscuvAdO ~
6fWpsc refined In good demand and arm Molasses
quiet aud unchanged Rice was in fair demand and
firm. Rio coffee was hrmer at i3iic. for iair car.
Hncs sales 3 80 bugs; mild grades steady, aud 1854
BAGS 'cN nn shl within te range uf 4sdc We quote;
!Nhcc- MWacaiho @ld'gr Java. 2a@2jc Rio ia
lhtlc ki"e-C1roinR go u &C. for fails prime, Lou.
lsiHna, fair 10 prime. 6awTi a.. Mnusc---NuscoVudo,
hcst 2Om26'ic; New Orleans 2sa 40. Porto Rico. %
tolpc Raw ~uFnr-rHtr 90 good reclining G51GdB Z t8c;
centrifugal tH@Iac Rchncd-sttndard " A." ii CSC;
GRAiF-purinp the mast week oats and rye have adj.
Nnuctd, Will wheat ami corn have declined. trade has
been fairly active. Today wheat fairly active at an
red. ~ isaTlltt q lor No &C., ~ i3 No amber
e. l44aS IA tor No whit. Sic Tor No spring T2,a
10 for rejected sifInf. ami 80 p Nr mixed winter;
~ 10 Tor No amber June nnd ~ for no 2anring
bush sold ~ tlrfl State aud hli,o for Western
Oats IRREGULAR tcur lower fur white steady tor
mixed. sacs G1otuhusl ST. W'sa1dc for mixed aud $50
&C or white. and SO wliu. use No. mixed. sos "a
sdc Corn Wa shade higher aud fairly active on the
spot, sale ?O5oNn tus iucudul steamer at 42a i2ac
No 2do, ga i3'-c. fJ's for Ne. 2 for June.
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A report brought to the Steamboat Squad ofilce
yesterday hy Capt Gibbs OF the steamboat W w. Cont,
that one of his passengers jumped overheard m the
Sound NJ 10 O'Clock on sunday evening while the boat
was making the trip to Sag iiarbor The passenger IN
question was a man about IS years OF age OF mildo
height and was dressed IN suit OF blue clothes lie had
attracted attention by his nervous manner as he walked
and down the deck When De heeame missed the boat
was put about but no uacrs VI him could be found. Ills
Oycrcna discovered later ON board the vessel and
In one at the pockets was found letter dated Ehst Su-
van May 10 1873 and addressed To cant Aaron Graham
Saem Mass schooner vixen The letter Is supposed 10
be- from the missing mans wife. In it she mpures him
not 10 90 again the vixen, which she says is
leHky and unsafe. She sends love rom the children.
urges her husband 10 make an the money possible and
try the nshiug trade in lack u better and she
fears that another autumn vii nnd them poor
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Con.en.. OF The weekly sun.
TIE WEEKLY SUN, published this morning.

contains;
uayc.s Veto of tho Legislative Appropriation Bill
How o. wis go rcNtd n tNr iuus-lNr ltuN fHur Hu
GUS bui-lu. tut l-eue-lrup,s,i Aruun H'-Nius tIr
Two p.HdW- Appropriation Rills-lhe lrIuNll. tu itu
cus- Nurk Tor Congress Length ui the INirl A. --r-
Cuuuuu- thr Elr,tura Nue-i,'ts ms HlAuus trnul,.
i-tf Nuuuttri or Governor lN Ono ONO rUuhl. ans
-l,ue Inwaniucss of the Mo'emcn'-Mha, hc i.d sun
RrNlrr- WHAT tlD Democrats lut' ud tu u The South
American Nat- Terrible r-huu. 40 Sea -nc,tWCuon of
Peruvian amt Chluau MtuutNAr The SIX Looms
Brothtrs-Rnscue rnuklug, History ul the Terror of
thruauso Valley. The NMrlWlul ln ihr Nt.t-iFrAt De
strucuou o Litr and Property ma farts U llur states
Anlr- lu tc Indian Country hHta thui lrl az Nl-ut
-Fughuul Attempt at tuMt hN a Little Mulato GIRLS
Progress ui iu War lu South Arra-lAr Iuus fighung
Among Thom.clN,., Bribery and Corruption in fcunAl
OF hi kcmbio Co. The Eruption ul Mount Etna West
rIn Farms tur Roman Catholic seitcrs Tue Louisiana
State Debt. Mlsccscuauun Practically luusintsd ln Sew
Jersey. Death Nf zen Sl,ds Tar aud Feathers u con
uecucut. Business Prospects Throughout the Country
California us seen hK hNcN Yorker, Traps fur the Tn
wary Xpt1ruCes W subscribers IA Answering AdNcr
Users The Moore tyutcuarvA Blograi hical sketch of
the Poet and Noucr of his WORKS International Copy
usht. Poetry. Lying Lovers, A BrOliWAN Lyric, You
graphic NcWs, Suuleans Notes ON Science AMI lniuS
try, Ladies Department. Many columns Of Editorial
Articles and Agriculture! Matter, Financial Intelligence
and Markets
TnE wkEELY SuN contains complete oIitome OF the
Of the week from all parts o the United States and
the American continent Copies m wrappers ready for
mailing the old country be had at the desk o our
publication nice Price four cents For sale by all news
dealers III city and country
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Bullets Fired into Railroad Trains.

MrppIETowS y. V. June 3.-Last night as the
Orange COUNTY express the New Jer=e, Midland Rail
way approaching tins place man standing by the
side n the track raised pistol and fired through win
dow one of the passenger The ball Fragcd the
forehead % Engineer Kivey who was in the car aud
lodged in IN, window the opposite side 90 hc not
more than halt inch from the head oi lady The
utcht the Orange County express ON the Etic
road was polling nf NId.tuw twu shots Nrrd
into one of thc coaches They were tired hy boy WHO
tn0i near tho tack aux who had pistol iu each hani
One tl fts-ff iir,tff over ne htHd .f lAiN who
sf over 800 her It Tie other passed through the
. hat q a lUrk travelling
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CINc1NNATI juno 3.-Thc Enqurer's special
from Evansville Ind. says. Last Saturday week At a
negro dance on In Kentucky. opposite NJ Vernon,
two negroes PAYNE of Nj vernon ani Jim Scott Of
Kentucky quarroled over SCOTS sending hswiie home
300. authority resisted by the woman. aud PAYNE
suppurtcd her. tn nlht which was had. Payne shot
and instantly Killed scott and then escaped, lie las
been hanging about Nj vernon. and saturday M %
about twenty negroes went Co arrest hun lie nrd Coo
slim Island 90 tc ohio River and there hrousf Co
lets fhis was report brought 90 Mt vernon hN some
y W. n"N NY uu y n,N ihAt ne va cauiht Rhn s'Y
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TuEspAY. Juno 8.

The stock market opened weak under tree
offerings OF nearly all the old funces. including
NeW 1erR csI,ra al ueg,in9, AnG ,aglnc
Wabash. at the decline made yesterday, showed
comparative stcadiness. After meridian there
WAS some recovery IN the coal shares. hut there
WAS sharp decline in New York Elevated and
c.. c.. c. and Ind. The final dealings were
marked hy a decline in Erie. with Hannibal and
81. Joseph losing the improvement ut the sec
ond board, but otherwise the market was pretty
well sustained The changes Tor the day were;
preferred. a Northwestern common. e.; Lake
shore .; Michigan Central q: Cleveland and
Burlington. ana Quincy Hannibal and ST
Jqs,nh Somm9p aagn.S e9i g. J2sfpn
Western Union. =. American District Telc-
graph. l.; Pittsburgh and Fort WAYNE. "a I; Del
ware and Hudson. =; Chicago and Alton. ! :
Illinois Central. :, Erie Erie preferred. !
and Ind. /. ohio and Mississippi cannon.
q, Ohio and Mississippi preferred /; Wabash.
= Louisville and Nashville. =.
The business in railroad bonds was notable
for the free sales OF the new Fries at further
decline. and nm imlproyement IN the e. G.,
and l. c., Kansas Pacific, md New York Ele-
and Burlington Cedar napids, and Northern.
Governments were about steady, with good
Tor louisiana consols Money on call 3 1908 e
cent. closing q the HIGHER rate win pald, in
the week valued at s6l9lO3s.
PRO honJs and sbora. c,ntinue N fool tho
,tfri.,,i liz fnr,t,r ,f H.. f,re,,.n market TIM
Fn,,liah and Gnru,nn holders ~ tnes,, securi-
ties are evidently feeding them out here as
Jarr.asion How n,u"h longer iheir snnriies
,vih lnst IL a nue.fion NOT "nsv Ia answer hut
there must 10 an end to them some time not
very far on
SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 we Y cent. eilhilns GER
NNrhtl r. since yesterday report fl'i'''t-u'
The price Of silver in London to-day is 50 a
pence Is ounce.
Tra'-,1rv lima anIouitsI to si3G Gsl JGi:
1-i,.r ,tI.rs s5c fst uI5 .,it.r I,,. u ,n
=, 40 az mo eunnut ~ ,,old ,nino1 a. tl,c
Mini irr,ru Mnv ,v,,s - s-S 550. silver dnilnrs
ct.t , ~ w.. CHI An, 1
, O"hsldtrAtoh OF INC warner HlN.E ulH ny
inc SsuhH nance committee HAS oeeh post
~" '''' '''''' .,.. ~
=, lAirgr, lh,.uIs7 continue, 20 pe rrp"Ilcu IN
England. Today list Is; hrhry bur"; grocer
cotton mahulR 'tntrre OF lIestnh iot AztuuV
anu .clchct y hYu'r herchnhls III te SCUM
Ametlcah TiHle, 81 Liverpool Hhp444lles not
stated uu' utlleNeu - DE heHNS'
Joseph \. Clay. the master To whom the case
IA equity OF the Central Railroad Company OF
Sew Jersey asslnst me lrst ana ih,snnrr1
toAl '9inbhnl was tlrItru pYu !u" 1lrrult
O9utt 9, me Ohleu states Tor we Western us
| ulct ~ IrhhSINAhlh mas h'ule nus r'p"lt 10
ulht 'outt. IL" r"clt's lne "riklhh ho',oh OF
We com alnHu' LOT w nip"ti tHu. u " ~ ~
| COVER II holdlnE a mulqrlN oi noth me slo'N
and bonds 81 We lriyn'Hnt coinnnhE; since
| Inc receivers I4lMnIH vi lnIk behl. Iilaln
! son anu MW. II. IlllnSn4s,, were app9lnlri
ayH' ~ io' vi" ',5'er n,S no iv,a
sou"n "'hS 'n,ii,S',iae" "a IL
conn e,tod " mnn'y mrn WI ina nne
] ~. Al 49,
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II. G.. Guimeracs n stylish French youth. was
prisoner IN tie Jefferson MarSct Police Court ycsior
dav. and Mr. l. Contausoau. an express agent q i2s
Broadway, said that knowing Guimcraess father. VINO
wealthy merchant of Paris he had introduced Gui
meracs to his bankers DrcNcl, Morgan co. and that
Gumeraes had cashcd there drau ON his father wlirh
tnuttusouu hId endorsed but that the father had
TUNED the draft Nit note that be had pad ms
h. 900 Pans and iu London. and that he would not pay
aut more. James n rror clerk at the fiith Avenue
Hotel said that Guimcraos had hardcd tor two weeks ~
flr lNcl drank champagne for breakfast. AMI
h tor siaf and then dsaprs AIRED Hume raes said that
be- lal expected remittance rHrs g. pay ht- bills
and that nov he hoped Co ia has bills at Ia
other way. lie was released.
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HAVANA, june 3.-Advlcos rom san Domingo
say that great excitement prevailed in the northern
provinces because c the increase 81 the duty ON tobacco
on GERMANY the sole market for SAN Domingo tobacco
All trau>at tons have been stOpltd anI scrlds osls
is,Nutctrt Pre- .ltent Guile run hHs submitted tn CON
lrr.. "a proposition 90 establish Tree trail, with uv
luli,d states Tic plan propose gu" aim ,slun into
San Domingo futy froc of all American produce pro
vdci the United states grant the same privilege to san
Domingo produce. The proieot WAS very popular.
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John De CRANKY. a bright. intelligent boy Of
Twelve WAS before Justice wauion yesterday becau.e
Doc applied or LODGING, the Mulberry street police
tom on Monday nght Tie hoy trt The Sergeant in the
police station That Ic huu-rN aud mad eaton nOtInr
that day De- saf further thar h. lived at Ha Fast il
street. that ms father. John he 6raulv painter died
three months and that his mother dcd Two weeks
aen amt hatat The time oi her death hc was a ne in
the huu~, ard ttcamr frightened and away. He was
committed 20 iht Juvenile Asylum.
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The Foraetn,lne.. or People.

The Oxford Professor who, Ia avoid the wind when
taking snun turned around hut forgot 10 turn back ana
walked six miles into the country no more iorEctul
than those who still USE the huge drastic cathartr ps,
forgetting that DR. PVrces Pleasant PurpAuNe Pellets,
which sughrcoatcd, and htte larger than mustard
seeds, positive and reliable cAthnruc readily cor
TeCtug all irregularities Of the stomach, AVER, and
b0Neh. sQId b drugghIS-Ada
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HEX. a Company. Llablllt,e..

II was learned yesterday that the liabilities OF
n 4. Hicks A 90, gram and commission merchants OF
10 and n whitehall street. who suspended Mon.
day and turned their business over 20 an assignee
5000 owed 10 members Of the Produce Exchange for
money borrowed, and about equal amount IN diner.
contracts The principal assets are house and
lot in Park place. BROOKLYN estimated to be worth from
$1,000 " $4,000.
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Horace water. Rs.umInr business.

Horace Waters. OF the well-known firm OF
Horace Waters sons which lately made an assignment
has arranged to continue business as agent for party
who has furnished capital for cash business lie will
furnish the same pianos and organs as we're sold y the
late firm and the stock now on hand Will be sold at
sacrifice Orders the country Will receive prompt
attention a. heretofore Horace KateTs Sous expect
~ pay all lhelr cIedItOrs " Iull.
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BLINKING AND FINlNcLiL.

SEND FOR THE NlEkIN FINANCIAL REPORT OF
AlrN frutlnlhm a Co, brokers ~ AN 81. Sew lurk,
which - sent ree. and contains Information how. los 300.
Ncsus 500 90 slui IA stock operations, 90 Is frequent
a "a
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MARINE INrELLiGEXCE

MINIATURE StNANAC--uUs nav
sun rises..... go sun sets. y Noon rises "a
NIGH wArfh-rHisrtr
sandy Hook. 10 Gov. Island. . US Hell Gate.. %
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Are signs OF bilious attack Qurks Irish Tea will rem
edy all these. Price Is cents Sold By all drugglssAdr
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Gen O. T BEAUREGARD OF Louisiana,
Gen J. A EARLY Of virginia. Commissioners
For full particulars apply TO
NJ. A. DArPiiTN,
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or same At $40 Broadway. New York.
Rupture Cured by Dr. Marsh. Trentmeut,
the only safe and reliable - years practical
per encc Only office = Ncscy 81. opposite IT. Paula
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MERE MENTION.

MADRID June 3.-The CurTesp oHieiIoid says:
Inc Government Will shortly submit 60 The Cortcs lA
for the abolition Of slavery
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Busintss notltrs.

The Louisiana state Lottery char
tered by the State ten years ago with capital ~
siuoooOO to which 1t has since added FUND OF
sa5oOo~ Beside. its 1u monthly drawings It has
larry held scmiannual drawing under the personal
pcryision aud MANAGEMENT Of
Gen. q I. BEAUREGARD aud Gen JTBAL 4 EARLY
upon the i7th of June The capital prizc has been
slOoOn The price Of tickets has always remained
$40 dollars halves I've So dollars fths two e. dol