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A-The upper disk.
pie nrn. Itaet. wedge 4 ne i.ie bgnns TO .lnS
and contains IRON balls which allow the disk sink II
the sand bcuca th II l. displaced.
Che new HAT castiron shoe.
II is estimated that these contrlvances will al
low the piles 10 support 10000 tons, whereas
the shoe first used sank under "a weight OF
1900. IL was also determined 10 screw the
piles into each other and sink them twenty five
ioet into the sand, instead OF fifteen. until the
bed Of gravel Is passed. Extra piles are also
to lee used. The gravel bed Is supposed to be
are twenty feet apart. The pier begins with Ave
piles in row. After entering the surf how
are eight feet apart. Capt. Leland says he
shall begin 70 sink the eighth row Of piles on
Saturday. He is confident of complete success.
President Fitch, Warren Leland, and other
directors are working with great energy. The
piles already set are being jackscrewed, while
holes are dug and Curcy's disk is clasped about
them. Great piles Of these disks lay on thc
blum. and there are enough iron tubes and
girdcrs on hand To run the pier 45U feet into the
ocean. The additional expense entailed by the
alteration, Will reach fully 10000.
warren Leland says that the pier will be COM
plctrd nv June l. Tho brcHkwater. 300 feet
beyond H. viii not Dee completed before August.
The pier ls To be eco feet long. The company
have already chartered four irst-class steam
boats 20 run between tins city and the pier.
They intend that the beats shall run hourly and
all night long. An open pagoda 600 feet long
and - feet wide II to be built along the bun
fronting the Ocean House. Here guests can
dine aid wine tanned by sea bree1es. They
can listen TO the music OF the band stationed at
the end Of the pier. watch the antics Of the
bathcrs below. or gaze at the equipages dashing
along Ocean avenue. six hundred and forty
bathing houses are to fringe the beach below
| tho pagOda. Thirty tiny shops are To line the
lawn lr9nting on Ocran avenue and running
back TO Main street. The great lawn has been
| freshly sodded. and is already clothed in vcr-
| dure.
Olropcrty in Long Branch is rising in price.
| and the demand Tor cottages is greater than
| ever before. Over $500 900 in taxable prop
| cry fronts Ocean avenue. Only one cottage
| and small lot are owned by permanent resi-
| dents OF the Branch. The remainder is owned
| by sumner residents. Three iths OF the tax
| other States.
A new company has been formed to build n
| pier opposite John Hoey's residence. Ii Is said
| that II will cost S35OQ0O, and that the stock is
| already subscribed. Magnificent buildings are
| 70 be orectcd the floor Is to be hoystoned. and
| the pier is 10 be used solely as "A promenade.
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FRENcH-on the 10th inst, BENJAMIN 5. French, in
the HHh year oi hl,agc
Relative. and cnis of the family invited To- attend
tie funeral from bus late residence 75s Lafayette av,
Brook Iyu. on Friday. ~ . O'Clock
GREENE In last Greenwich. Y /. April ~. Fanny
Greene ia tie ols year OF her axe, widow OF Charles W.
Greene.
HuWE-At Bolton Centre. Mass. April ~ Of old age.
windsor Howe. ascd lG years M uths and - days
native of Marlborough. Mass Mr. Howe lcft daughter
ascd - years ani s"n aged a. lie never used mtoxi
eating liquors beverage.
LlNGtNfELSEN In san Francisco. Cal. April q. SUI
keller widow of the late jose PA Liigcufclscr
native ct accnhuitu amt tUu-tlux, Baden, Germany,
aged 81 years months ant 6days
MAkIbLIANu-At Holy Cross College. Worcester,
April -. the Rev Father A Maughano. m his f7th
year native ot Naples, Italy. and ut Italian
blcman. Father Mart- aun came To the United States
l~1l. amt joined the order of Jesufs In 1871 he
appointed pastor VI 81 Mar3s Catholic Church. Eudicou
ST.. fnstuu. Mas
MOfR-on Tuesday. April ~. william Somcrs NOR In
ms tuth year. untNc ui Edinburgh, scotland.
Funeral services n his late residence, IS King II,
Friday 18th. att r. NJ
WING In Nurih Fairfield Nc, April r. Of paraiysiS
Allen Wing. AGED ul year. and months
WRIGHT ON Tuesday evening. her sons residence
in - Louis, Martha. roct o the late Roucrt Wright IN
the anh wear ot her
Funeral services On FRIDAY. NJ - o'clock In nr Pctcrs
church, Blaomngdale lntermentin Wooiawn Cemetery.
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SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBRRs- /. 70. LOG.
ll5 2s la2 i3p IN 1883 1871. 1888 IA 227 2t5 2ta nj
2ae. ~. 272 27t. 259 ~! 2ss 29i 29J 29t 25 ?ys
l lo7 lS 100 no, III, III, ll3. ia ll5 l6 III liz,
liH. i2u i2l SPECIAL 1FRA Case on, No STA Part -
aial 327d 3eo ss 4ll9, 2765 l2sa, ISIS ma, 1868,
2E1 3i2l. 1888, 35li a5i2 S5i3 S1tb Part II -Case
on, No 1875 Part III Nos. 2l4l 1921, 1913, $3.50,
lAl $3.50, a2l6 la2lS, HS2 lsil, 1871. SS7d. :3ls,
1877 392o
90 a.. T. 3. o. 10. II Part Nos 5,6 ll6 ls8. sol,
~, 40, 3sa, $50 Ga 034 i3o'i 100 77s $40 CO.
637 44 PSI ll55 500 800 4h2 S59 80 4sO OIL 52 349
CoSNoS PLEAs-SrFcIAL TTRN Nos I, $, q. EoulIr
TfRA-Nos 10 ~. - Part I-No. 100 2u2l, aeS 3l5,
81, lnl3 90 ~ ~ 49, l.'S' SO i13' l9ii' w.
lutS 1871. 1859. Part II Nos aSs 1923 40. 2I24,
Ia l7t paO lui6 1917 lOis 1879 100 lO5l lua2 1904
MAKINF NlUkr-part | Nos. 46}S 55tB 53iiS,. d675
$500 5ho, boa 5es4 5l47 57liH 57la 6743 a747 57ls
a7hO Part ll-Nos 5UBl 4a4O. 4ig7. 4l4B lGts, 5,s6
hll7 hO27 dii aat2 5tSill aSS 6ad. h6l1, biS Part
Ill-Nos b33a 5diB ls12' 57Oi $50 27U9 $3.50 5725
$3.50, $751; 1882, 1874. 57js. 57iY, 574O
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n, WEDNESDAY, April 16;-FLoUR AND MEAL
Were dul and still in buyers favor Ne quote Supcrnne.
sa9@StvS5' extra staIs Se ta6'@sa@i Western
extras, Ss3est 2o' 90; NN and XXA, Si25sS3 20,
Minnesota patents. s. 5psSS, city shipping extras.
Sj Seeh 10; Southern bakers and family brands,
- 71es1; Southern shipping extras. sissf65. RYE
-four, superhnc - NisSa 10 Corn meal-McseTn. Ac.,
S2.lusf2 -, brandy Winc 81 55@s2Ti Wheat feed. a
ton Slt 5u@Sla So, rye feed. sl5 5O@Sl6
tortoS-spols nrm and m.re active, sales 28l bales
Mmdhug uplAnds. llAc. Futures lower, and ciu-'d
n5hcr At ne Tor May lWc Tor jane, u i9f for
July ~ 22c Tor August ~ ole Tor september aud 4 tec
tor October SALE, 22to bales Receipts At the por's
TN, day, 5,l9b bales
PRovsloSs Pork very duh and quite weak; no sales;
Old mess The spot ~ -. Slu@1 for future drN-
cry April $40 no. MAY 81 15GsSlO -. Ihrt WAS about
steady aud in sale sales te spot s71 &C., prime
ctN, q l9lst do Western, q 2uc, and small lots NJ
24tac lur future delivery prices lower salcs $40 ~S
MAJ, 6l5Md iuc June, IN 80 M; all tie year,
a ln rnnrd quiet NJ GA lo, Continental lots bacu.
du and iowrr, sales y huNes short clear hAc long and
snort rlear ahr Cat meats quiet aud unchanged salr
I go Ms rih hcrs. 10 MS bTc; go picked hams, II
ms ~. 40 de- shoulders 40. Dressed hogs iairy nc.
tive aud steady at fsal'sc Tor city Butter weak and
du, state dRiue- loal &C. and Western factory h0l4c.
STATE pals, si7c., ami new Western creamery.
la@2lc. Cheese steady STATE factory, a@Sac Fresh
cgg,, iu@l-c.
az wv bush al 81 1851 l24 oT No red 81 o5Gsl 0ak
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THE PIER AT LONG BRANCH.
WHY THE PILES THAT WE'RE BEING
DRIVEN IN THE SURF SETTLED.

A Workman's Ineenious CONFERENCE.-The
Work OverhnuIed-stnrtinE on New
Foundation-Anothor Row OF Piles Ready.
On Saturday last Capt. Charles Leland
began to sink the first pile in the seventh row
Of the tubular iron pillars that are to support
the great ocean pier ut Long Branch. This pile
was 100 feet from tho bluff. 1t struck a bed Of
gravel formed by tho undertow. where the re-
ceding surf meets the incoming breakers. A
hollow pointed shoe. something like a mimic
bullet. has been attached to the tubular piles.
A hose ran into tho tube from above. the nozzle
reaching through TO tho point OF the bullet
When the pile was raised on end. with the
pointed shoe in the sapd, hydraulic pressure
forced a stream OF water through the hose and
tho sand about the point was washed out.
allowing the piles to sink TO the depth Of fifteen
feet. The following diagram will give an idea
Of the piles:
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Railroad bonds were active for some specula-
tive issues. Tho new Eric seconds sold at G73s
@GS7s, seller 30. and 6s', 69's. cash and regu-
lar. There WAS very large movement IN Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Texas assent"d at 90 46l65
closing at Ca aud in seconds at 500 800. clos
Ing at 81. OF the Kansas-Pacinc issues sales
included Denver div sion trust receipts, Ill 40
III =. and income No. iG 90 500. 81. Paul
sinking fund sold at lOJ7s@lOi; Metropolitan
Elevated, 9s@9SH New Jersey Central adjust
81 Canada southern. sO's@sO'i Central Pacific
land grants. 9si.
Money on call 400 y cent. closing at the in
side rate.
Governments were in good demand and par
italy advanced is@A. District Of Columbia
3.65s sold at s2a and s2is. State bonds quiet (;
Louisiana consols sold at 81. and North Caro-
lima old Is at 22hs. The following are quota
tons for Government bonds:
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New YORK. Wednesday, April 16.-Receipta
Of bceves ~ day 1903 head against 1873 for tho same
time last week The market nrmer aud a ttine more
active. with fraction advance on ordinary snd medium
grades Sales of to good steers at a. a
iOiac n n to dress 55a57 ns. with tops sold al
iusc. 10 dress 81 MS About 80 loads VI distcry.
fed Chicago sold az ~ sSiOlac 10 Dire
56tsj7 Ms, aud I car load that averaged 40l ms,
reached iusc Dressed beef about steady at 7isSl4c
n Shipments to-day an quarters all to France. =
Receipts OF calves go head. Market extremely duh
at 2ls s5iic y b for poor 10 prime.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs. 1870 head. Demand very
moderate and trade dragged at further reduction Ia
prices: unshorn sheep sold 4afcs6lc n n clipped do,
ut 4s5lc spring lambs from Virginia at 81 l25s@f3 %
O. head. shipments TODAY. 30 carcasses.
Receipts OF hogs 9i2i head Prices further declined,
and the feeling decidedly weak Sales alive were
6 fair Western. about i3O ms average, at si9O n iUl
ms, aud 2U5 better do. ISL Ms, at - VI u 100 ms.
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ALLEN-svMMER-ln Philadelphia, Pa on the 18th
Of Ami. ~ the Rev kcsser; samuel Allen to Mary
L. summer daughter of stephen Young, Z. s. "
BkNNLfr-Ili AVER Sew Milford, Conn, AprlS,
Pmiandcr Bennett oi brooklyn. n Y, to Miss Emily A.
Thaycr NJ New Milford.
KOHWEDER-DOWN.-I San Francisco. Cal, March
81 by the Rev. a. Muehlste ph Hans ROhweder 10 Mrs
Louise Down. both " Germany
KOMAN-MCtA RIilN .-On the evening of Nov. = 1871
by the Rev Father Duranquet In the Roman Catholis
Church Of the Hply Fathers Of New York city. Mr..
Thomas ". Rowan. eldest ot the late Mr. John Y.
Rowan OF Philadelphia. to Miss Alice II Mccarthy third
eldest daughter OF The late Capt Daniel Mccarthy Of New
York city.
sEE-THORP-On Thursday April 10, at the residence
Of the brides father by the Rev = Palmer. Milton
See TO Sarah Ihnrp. all oi this city.
NESIoN-SrERR On April H. In Philadelphia, by
the Rev h u Thomas. Franklin Weston Of New York TO
Florence stcrr oi Philadelphia
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LosEpH RIRCn,s STORY.
Sent 10 the EIn,ira Reformatory for Hobbing
"A Indy In the street.


Joseph Birch, who snatched pocketbook
from the hand Of Mrs. DR.. Sayro OF 2S5 FUN
avenue, as she was walking in Seventeenth
street on the afternoon Of the 9Th inst WAS ar
u.pnod IN the General Sessions yesterday He
pleaded guilty. and the Judge asked him'
Have bou any reason to give for leniency on
tno pant Of the Court2 You have pleaded
en- Nt'nu atrooiqqs crime. for which tho pen
AL l- Nrry severe" 80 g,
br.u lent hs head and replied: Judge. |
was BOD dreadful need that day, and saw tnat
il"k wallet ia the ladY's hand. was tempted
ANS l--"
His lawyer here took UP the story. and told
o." hr'h bad supported his widowed mo'htr
NI l- lnrl his employment, He said that the
. mr. ad always horne good reputation
w. hir desperate want drove nm TO commit
ul- rrmr Tn" lawyer nsked that Birrn be
hi Iihr Eimra Rrlormatpry Assistant DIS
l.' Attorney Russell sad that Mrs Sayre was
th1 2, lay- IA" prisoner sent there. -
d" Ju'lgr then SAID To- the prisoner; your
ln"d reputation has saved you. | might sen
nSpu io state PRISON for twenty years; but
wal give yuu a chance Ia become An honest
man., sentence YOU - tho Elmira heiorma-
llY'
B.rch is eighteen YEARS old.
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The ratio OF representation in each dis
trct under the last census IL 1886 533. The
large figure is the number Of the district, and
the smaller ones give the representative pop
ulation in each district. The Eighth and Tenth
Districts are the ones which have been cut out
10 send Republican Senators to Albany. the
Eighth being considered Ms absolutely certain,
and the chances in the Tenth being considered
as Two to three for Republican candidate. But
with the rapid change that is taking place in
the upper part Of this district at present, in
consequence Of ths completion Of rapid transit
all calculations rs to what liz political complex
ion will be "A year from this must, 10 say the
least be very uncertain; but the fact
that most OF tho increAse in populA-
ton will come from tho downtown districts
which ara largely DemOcracIic and New Jersey
IL is fair to presume that it will increase tho
chances OF that party. In fact, the best informed
city Democrats here say that they feel as certain
Of lhls Il strict as they do Of the Fifth District.
They also say that with the right kind Of a can
dhlntr, they will carry tho Eighth District rs
often rs the Ropublicans will. II this IL true
the gerrymhndnring Of Harris X Cos 80 FAR as
tie advantage to them. IL must be borne in
mind that the Fifth District also includes Staten
Island or Richmond County which Is not shown
in the diagram. and also Bedloe's Island
BacEwell's Island Is in tho Ninth District
and Ward and kandall's Islands in the Tenth
District The peculiar twisting 10 accomplish
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The tubular pile
2-rhe shoe.
3-liosc running into the pile.
Point ut the shoe, where the nozzle OF the hose
forces out the water
There was much difficulty in forcing out tho
gravel by hydraulic pressuse. 1t took six hours
to go through four feet OF IT, Then a bottom
was found that resembled clay. Tho iron grid
ers were laid to the last row Of piles which had
been driven in the inner edge Of the bed Of
gravel. Tho massive engine and machinery
for pumping and driving had been moved out
on skds. At tho end Of six hours 1t was dis
covered that the weight and continued vibra-
tons Of tue engine bad caused the outer row
OF piles to settle from two to four inches. The
following Will explain:
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for ungrNded do ssSc for No Z spring ssiSsoec for
ungrnded DO, Zoe for rejected do SOC 9si 0i tor No
do a1Oai, for No amber ~ na{ fr No white &i 10
nr No white for April - ~ Tor No amber for June,
0sc. for No spring for MAY aud Da@N@sc for do for
June. Rive steady sales 2lpo bush. at dlc. for state
and Canada Oats were duil aud lower sales Of 5000
bush At 3Da32c mixed md 3263TAc for white. in
Guiding No mixed At 3ls3i5ac.; No white. 33sr c.
Corn quiet hut closed more steady; sales ot 1000
bush. including steamer at 43@t3Ac.; No do. 44lic
GRocERiIs-Raw sugar was fairly active and steady at
o. G6isc fnir good refining with sales " 2fo0
hhis refined nbeter demand At sc, for standard ~
and sasssc for hRrds Molasses moderately active and
steady Rice in mOdernn demand ut Oa69tc Tor common
prime dome site. Coffee quiet aud unchanged az
1i@l4Ac tor ordinary To- prime Rio i2al6hc for Mara.
cabu. and 23S2ic for Java LOO bags Rio sold al lOf
0iiiic -
Recommendations quiet but steady at 81 35@st40 for
common To good strained Spirits turpenino lrreguari
sale. at 32c ON dock and 3ic in yard Petroleum was
quiet but steady at aSc for refined, In bills Ialow
stemiy, 5ODD Ms Urine sold az 0HsO elbc ocean
ncghts quiet but uniformly steady, provisions 10
Liverpool by steam 22s I'll 0f27s 0d grain to London,
BY steam, sid. do TO BRISTOL by steam, 61sd do "a
Hull, by steam Ia do 70 Cork for orders. A. Oh ass ;
do BY steamer TO Barcelona IS 81 refined petroleum
u Bremen. p iOisi do. the Baluc4s Whisky hrm
Sl.U bid aud refused.
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Etelka Ger.ter to weber.

EyERFrr HOUSE,,
NEW loRk, Apul II, 1873,

NV DE,R Ma WFnRR,
My WIG Mime. Etelka Gerser Gardinn feels so much
socudc regarding the grand piano Wh.oh she purchased
YOU that she begs say you be have
livery carefully packed, and pease g,ve nyour person
al attention.
We both very proud Of our weber Grand Piano, and
want II TO arrive safely In BOLOGNA, Italy To show
Italian friends what consider tie best piano manu-
actured can picture their surprise, and Will report
their opinion.
And now, in leaving this country let me in behalf Of
my wife mime Etclka Gcrser GardnD and my ,elf thank
you Tor your great kindness toward during stay
here, and bd you most sincere aud aneeuonae fare.
well Yours very truly,
GALLO GARDML-Ais.
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The SUPERVISORS o each O TIE agre said counties which
are BY the provisions ri TINS act cnutd to more than
VI, inter As, mhy, exec pt ~ the ciiY and county
ol Sew ora sand city and county the Hoard ut
Aldermen said city sha meet On the third IucAa, Of
June ne the place where their meetings
held, thcy shah organlle by appointing one of their
number Chairman ana another ~ secretary, and
shall proceed tn divide their respective counties into
many Assembly Districts as they are entitled respectively
h. Members Assembly uudri tins act shall there
upon make their certificate respectively, containing
dt crIpton NJ each Assembly district SPECIFYING the
number ul each district aud the population thereof
Curg Ia the last STATE census sad ccruhcac shall he
signed by majority OF such Supervisors respectively
except the city aud county oi New York, aud in said
city and county by majority o the bohri Oi Aldermen
al sand city and they shall duplicate crruncntes
hod IN the Office Of the secretary STAT. and
the office Of the clerk Of their respective counties
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Hall storms In Louisiana.

New ORLEANS. April 16-At about 6 o'clock
this afternoon hail storm began and lasted for fifteen
minutes The ground covered with hail stones,
some OF which very large. one picked up IN
front OF the Office OF the Associated Press which
uryd three and three quarter inches circumference
A letter 10 the Iritms gives account Of a similar
han storm in St James Parish yesterday morning
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THE blum
Point whore the piles enter the surf
3-Iuc engine house at the last row oi piles
4-Thc pile that being driven when the settled
5-ihe row u piles that settled IN the sand.
After consultation. work was suspended and
the pointed shoe was abandoned. Orders were
sent to the city for Hat shoes OF cast ru n. and it
WAS determined 10 use an enlarged hose, SO as
g. get gre utrr force OF wnter aud allow the fiat
sh oe to settle to IA foundation. Nor was this all.
Harvey Curlcy. n workman. invented u disk
which catches the earth near the surface and
which will prevent the Pile from settling. Tho
disk ~ sliding and self-adIusting. The follow
ing dlA.rnm VIII serNe Us an EXPLANATION:
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SnstmI Notltss.
THE SEASIDE LIBRARY.

out to-day in clear bold, handsome type.
LII;
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BY Mrs fEAfllERSTONHAUGH
Also,
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Baby &c
ToURoF THE WORLD N IN DAYS .......... 10 cent
uiand son,V illustrated
BY JULES VERNE.
non ont tomorrow in clear, bold, handsome tyre:
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ny Mrs OLlPIANr
ont on Saturday IN clear. bold, handsome type.
THE lNtNMMERCIAL TRAVELLER ......... 20 cenh
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For sale by all newsicalcrs sent postage free
cent o price. by GEORGE MUNRO. II 10 u Nandewatei
II
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REEFS SHIRTS.

Keeps Custom shirts made to measure The very beE
that he produced At price. SIN Tor 81 Perfect
satisfaction guaranteed. Keeps patent partly made
Dress shirts the best that can be produced a
price SIX tor 81 Easily finished nv any little girl
KEEPS GlNGHAM UMBRELLAS,
the very best Patent projected ribs. hfty per cent
stronger than other Umbrella made, 81 each.
kEElS KID GLOVES
for Gents the very best plain embroidered, ~ pair
HEEl"S UNDERWEAR, IN ALL STYLES.
Iandkcrchcis, Hosiery Ties sc. All goods warranted
Samples ami circulars mailed tree.
KEEP MANUFACTURING COMPANY's STORES.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALSAEAc-rHts nlV.
Sun rises. II sun sets.... IL Moon rises. II
HteH wAnK-rHis DAr.
sandy Hook. "a Gov. Island. Al Hell 0ate-.. "
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MARRIED.

Porter's Cough BaIsam !. one OF the oldest
ami best remedies In uSe. % cents.
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Nsn NubIitailOns.

MAY NUMBER OF DEMORESTS MONTHLY
lNI MAGAZINE. with splendid novelties. aud beau
uul lilusirhuuhs lnc.ug pictures IN cours aud other
attractive features Do not tail tu tie May Number
OF tn, Model Magazine, now ready, sold ever where;
price 25c, mllcd post free. Address ". JENhlNuS
DENoRESr II East IAN St. Sew YORK.
DEDIGKEE and History ol the WASHINGTON Family,
1 derived rom OdW, Founder If scandinavia, 20,
IN nttN Ave generations down tu Gen GcUrte Washing
ton, Albert lies President o the American College
tor Chronological Registry and heradry, Society Library,
New YORK Imperial octave. ~. 40 Price =. Trade
snDDAed.
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BIRir's PnIs.-Great English Remedy Tor Govt and
Rheu mAusm. All druggists have them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-17

By using HIGGINS German Laundry soap. because
pure. Ash your grocer tot II, aud give IT trial
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"Love OF n Bonnet," French CHIP. eIe-
ganuy trimmed, Tor eigo. at RANDEL.s, 27D Gth av
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Business NOtuts.

Spring has come, aud ~ you wish Boots,
Shoes Gaiters. &c. Ladies. Misses. Gents ant Bows
good ARTICLES, moderate prices paroni2e MILLER CO.
No. $40 Broadway, after May I. ~ West litl st.
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Rupture Cured by DIR. Marsh's Treatment,
he only reliable and enectua cure, ~ years practical
experience. only office, Nesey st., opposite ST. Pauls