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WHENCE COMES TIE UN30UNDED
POPULARITY OF
AlICOGk'S Porous Plaster?

Because they have proved themselves
the Best FNtcrn,l Remedy ever In
rcnted. They will cure asthma, colds.
voughs, rheumatism, neuralgia, and
any local pains.
Applied to the small of the back
they are iufalliahle in Back Ache,
Nervous Debility, and all Kidney
troubles, to the pit OF the stomach
they ar" u sure cure for Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint.
ALLCOCk'S POROUS PLASTERS
are painless, fragrant. and quick to
euro. Beware of limitations that bills
ter and burn. Get AlLCOCK'S the
only Grnuinc Porous Plaster,
Jan. :, lSS2. 6m.
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magazine, ito be continued
Slammiug window blinds.
Trying to think Of mans nam,
You have forgotten.
Trying to rccollect where You PM
it.--Now York Graphic.
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E'ENsl'1IES.

will mail itroel the rocoipt Tor O slmpIo
Vegetable Hnlm that viii remevs Tsr,
Ere,i.l.s, phnpies AMI Blotches, l-sfisg
the gain soft, clear and bvautliul also tu,truc.
tiqns Tor producing luNnriant growth OF hair
QUA bald head or smooth tRcc Address In
cFSlng 20, stamp, BEN NANDELFS n co, u
&arcley ~. ", Y,
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Newspopor Win hvo supple"
ments.
Trying to intorost tho girl who
wants tho other man.
Hand organs.
Tryiuy to talk to an "Oh, doir T.
'Oh, my T. aul 'Ol isn't that nico :"
girl
Trying to save money.
Remembering wat II fool you
made OF yourself WHOM tight last
night.
Tunbling up stains.
Tumblins down stairs.
Conundrums.
puus.
Rickoty chairs.
Leathory steak.
on bill against you forgotten.
Toothache.
Trying to writo homo because il is
your duty.
Atmosphere Of stoyo-hoatcd rail.
road cars in winter.
Cold foot,
Having your ask-box stolen.
SIlemdn or woman who argues
that you ought to like thls or that
pattern.
Four fricnls giving directions to
somo place at once.
Invalid who will toll oil his com
complaints.
India rubber shoo stuck in tho
mud.
Umbrella turnol wrong silo oat
by tho wing.
Firccrackors month before and II
month ugtor the Fourth Of July.
Waiting for your change at ono OF
your big stores.
Salo5nrn aud woman who SOON
in hurry for yol to buy and cloar
out.
Dogs and cats at night,
Hole in pocket dlscharging ten
cent pieces down trouser lcs to pave
ment.
Corns.
Tight boots.
Dull ponknives,
Remark by friend: "Gottiu' old
like the rest Of u.s."
Man who will talk bohiud you all
through the play.
Door bell that won't ring.
Taxes,
Crowded steamboat without
i cats.
Third.class hotel with frst-class
charges.
Railway station coffeo.
Peg in shoe.
Reading your own love letters
when it was very bad and you wero
not expected to recover.
Man you owe.
Man who owns you and docs liko-
wise.
If Republican, q Democratic
speech,
If a Democrat, q Republican
speech.
Slippery front-door steps.
Pen non est when you want il.
Miserable pen when you get il,
Thick ink.
No envelopes,
Nasty eggs for breakfast.
Long sermons.
High wind blowing hat off.
Counting weeks salary after jam
boree. ",. uI,
Fly in coffee, Ed. ..u."'
Fly in tea. 0.'....aID..-
Crying babies on car or boat.
Ealarged shirt button-holes at
neck, letting neck gear down by the
Sight of steamboat smoke.stack
moving off when ninety seconds too
late. T." +""
Or rear of train when niuety SEQ
onds too late.
Man who chews and rpits In car
or boat.
Person who calls when you're out
and leaves no address.
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Know

That Browns IRON BirrrRs
will cure the worst case
of dyspepsia.
Will insure a hearty appetite
and increased digestion.
Cures general debility, and
gives a new lease Of life.
Dispels nervous depression
and low spirits.
Restores an exhaustcdnurs-
ingmothcr to full strength
and gives abundant sus-
tcnancc for her child.
Strengthens the muscles and
nerves, ,enriches the blood.
Ovcrcomcs weakness, wake
fulncss, andlack ofencrgy
Keeps off all chills, fcvers,
andothcr malarial poison.
VIII infusc with new lie
the weakest invalid.
y Walker ST.. llaltmorc. Zee. isek
Fot SS years have been "a great
sufferer from Blood Disease, Dys.
pepsi, ,andC Constipation, ,andbccsmo
30 dehiliiated that could not retain
anything on my stomach, in fact.
lie had almost become a hufdcn
Finally, when hope had almost len
me, my husband seeing Dpows's
1RoN RirrTKs advertised in the
paper. induced me % give Il q traL
am now taking the third bostls
md have not felt well IN siN
ycITs ~ w At the present time. 4.
Mia. l. 4. CRIfpIN
BRowN's IRON BITrERs
will have n better tonic
effect upon any one who
needs "bracing up" than
any medicine made.
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E.L CHENEY. DrunuIst

N NuHlnIt 81, TOTedb. Ol
Sole Agent for the United staief.
March, 80, 1882.
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Minor Trials OF This Lille.

Trying to rec ,llcct tho store you
left your umbrella in.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-11
LAST UOyORs TO ADAM NORRJE.

The funeral of the late Adam Norrie vas held nj
Grace Church at 10 a. III. yesterday. There WAS
Sia ARE attendance including cx-Jqdge Peabody,
benjamin il Tield W. H. Macy ionr ;ys5 MoT Eah
NJ az stuart, samuel d. Babcock, William Alex
e ende1 smith Francis Brown, Frederic he reyster
William Wood, Robert Gordon, David stewart, "a
KHoy' Robert f. Livingston, DR.. George a. Peters
and Dr. John T. Mctcalie. ,..
The services were conducted by the Rey Arthur
prooks assisted by the Rev. George S. Baker and
~ ~ George +. Nelson. Gordon Norre, the Only
SON of the late Mr. Norrc, aud his fanny. and Miss
Jnlia {. Norrie one of the three daughters OF MT
Inc nallbearers were Richard lrvi0, Eugene
DutlIh, John H. Earle, Howard Potter Lloytd. y, "
Wells, b. b. sherman, George Z. Ward ana WINS
y ockstoue The coffin was covered WITH black
cloft and WAS ycrV plain. On it lay sheai OF
wheat and urea LIS of purple and white flowers ~
tine close of the services The body was taken 10 INC
family yauit ID Greenwood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-11
ora by Clinton Commandery. No. IA. OF brooklyn
and Damascus Commandery, No. D, OF Ne"arA'
NEW-JERSEY.

ora nv Clinton Commandery, No. a. OF Brooklyn
and Damascus COmmandery, No. D, OF Ne"arA
NEW-JERSEY
UonoKry.-Twenty Hungarans including two
women. reached Hoboken late on Friday night on
their way West. As the emgrant train OH when
they intended 10 travel had started they TOOK pos
session of a vacant lot in FeTry-s., and were soon
asleep A policeman found them there about 4 a.
m Yesterday and took them TO the police station,
where they were provided with ACCOMMODATIONS
until daylight.
E,,z.nrTu Mary Brown and Margaret Moore,
two sisters convicted of wheedling "A simple
minded man, Peter Clawso1, OF DuheIieii. out vi
$500 one of them promising To marry MIN WIZ
sentenced yesterday to three years III inc ota'o
Prison. 1890 ,,-n
JAN.IcA.--The Excise Board has served notices
on all the druggists that they will be required 70
have a license for the sale OF liquors and wines III
quantities less than five gallons.
LoyG ISLAND CIrY.-The police arrested seven
persons yesterday for selling liquor without "a
Incense. Justice Delehanty, dismissed the com
plants and told the officers that they had no rleht
TO make the arrests without first obtaining war
rants from the Police Court.
NrwTowN.-Alary Coogan. age nine, of Laurel
Hill Newtown was burned to death YESTERDAY III
attempting to kndlc fire with Kerosene Inc hIe
had nearly gone out i'll the stove and as her lother
wished it rekindled the child poured 1ne on nP"n
ing into the street. Before any one could reach ller
she sank upon the ground aud when picked up was
found to DO dead.
STATEN ISLAND.
New DoRP.-Captain j. II. Vanderbilt has pur-
chased the trotting horse Boston Boy, Win recoru
of 22l.
NEW-BgIGUToN Lozier, while stand
ing on the pier at New-BTight0n on Friday, saw a
man jump overheard from tugbOat that was pass
ing The officer raised an alarm and the man WIS
rescued, while the tug proceeded on ITS way Inc
man said that his name was Thomas Mooney anu
that he had been dragged and robbed.
STApLETON-The steamer Harlem, running on the
opposition staten Island Ferry was taken on yester-
dav aud the Shady sid, put III her place. Mr. Cegg
president of the Autobiography League and man
ager of the new ferry says that # the horse cars on
The Island do not connect with his boats he Will
start line OF stages. Ii is said that the new com
pany has $4,000 use. If necessary TO Keep the
ferry running.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-11
SHIFTS TO RECOVER PAY WITHHELD.

The decision of the Court Of Appeals that u9 the
~ " Patrolman RYAN while he was on the SIGN
and an unable to perform duty win be far reach
is qnS:. the SOT of 'hS Corr
CounSeI 20 nou noan said Yesterday that the case
nO yet sted lie bad argued before the
Court oAppeas for rehs1ng fH w SSIi proSab
ad enc down on Tuesday next Should the maj
5ecs,"n he adverse the city there would pr0oa
w ou ",;tLbeIJ hv the Police Commissioners Inc
s o p mus withheld last year about 500 0Go
The time within which suits OF this Md can o ge the the
stitued would cover six yeas AIioMims -V ehont
s200 900 is estimated as the amount that c9uId ne
sucd for and recovered. IL was not believed, NOV
ever that suits covering SO large an '''No"N
h,Ir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-11
ASKING THAT A,MERcHANT BE NAMED.

memorial 10 the President received the sigma
lures OF many merchants yesterday. The memorial
states that III the recent appointment OF the COM
mission Tor the revision OF he tarn representa-
tlon seems 10 have been given 10 the interests Of
commerce. so far as they are concerned ID those
peculiar features of our present taTin which are
showu by cxperence 90 leave the importer IN many
cases IN doubt rs 10 tine true meaning OF tie law,
which Oh u give rise to tedious and VeXail0uS MI
CATION, and III frequent INSTANCES place ine honest
merchant al a disadvantage, By encouraging cor
rupt practices of the part oil uscIupu GUS cOmpet-
tors" he memorial further says:
Yonr memonalist- triny believe that no testimony TO
be taken by the commission VIII suffice fully 10 enigatcn
It's members the necessity OF amending The tarH IN
these particulars without the permanent presence IL Tic
cOHiisS of at D. member WHO ss lad large
practical experience Oi thesc grave detects % oar pres
emf tarin LneuIOaDks 1Tter represent that the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-11
KILLED BY A FELLOW MADMAN.

Nv nhorn W rG,s sland died on Monday from the
Of injuries inflicted by RSe o the AIaS
days PREVIOUSLY yoner,s office until yesterday, and
FSsoh th nS eame through Deputy Rae
e who bad the body Of Richards az tes
Mcrgne. th noice of the case and at the Office OF
t 70 popartment Of Charities and Corrections It was
sand Yesterday that word of the murder 9ad Oeeh
The two men were exercising in the yard OF m me
ASYLUM when Richards hit his companion, no no
mad man who was struck immediately khoGhct
Rchsrds down. kicked him and jumped on, him.
bTcaing ore of lis ribs and causing Internal hcor
rhsce. Richards was forty-years Old and naive
of New-York. lie was Il bartender before he Dc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-11
rrryERAL OF HERMANN A. RrETZET~

The funeral of the young musician, Hermann A;
Rielzel. who was drowned on May y. ia SPoitord
Lake took place yesterday forenoon III the English
Evangelical Church of St. James, in FlieeDth-s;:,
near Scooud-aye There was a very large attend
ance of friends and acquaintances ofthe Young man
whose bright talents and good social qnaIltleS had
scmbiy were score or more of the prominent mqsl-
clans Of the oity among them Dudley Buck DE-
DaInrosch Rafael Josehy, otto FioershcllA, Her
Ir1on Brandt William O.. Dietrich and many mcn-
Lers of the Philharmonic Society. Musicians coy
cred the coffin with flowers and some OF them iOi-
where the burial took place The funeral services
consisted of performance % tue organ OF ChopIs
Funeral March by &r. Buck. q short sermon py tne
nv In j b. Reilacnsnv der pastor Of tie church.
aud the reading of coruntto prayers aud other poT
tlons If the service for the dead. While the near
frends of the family we're entering the carriages, a
military hand under the leadership of Mr. GILMORE
PLAYED . dirge i'll front OF the church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-11
A URFCE PASSED AT SEA.

The schooner Orrie NJ. Remington Captain At
kins which arrived at this port yesterday from
Baracoa, reports that on June 4. when IN Latitude
or 4O' north longitude $50 so west, she passed
floating wreck The rocked vessel had the name
Jennie Morton IL white letters on her port quarter
her foremost was broken of twenty feet above u.
deck. She had apparently been boarded, o. gao had
Tiocinp on the Inaiu mast, ilc ruddcr was gone
and most of the e;orn maindcck was under wafer
The sea .ladc a clean breach over the decks. The
wreck is a DANGEROUS Obstruction to commerce, lying
In The track OF vessels 20 and from the West Indies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-11
IMPROVEMENTS AT GLEN ISLAND.

There have been some improvements at Starin's
Glen Island since last season. Tie channel betWeen
the island and the mainland has been made navlga-
BILE for all tue boats Of Mr.. starins hne. 50 that
there will be delay hereafter in turning round;
Ia.s on tho north side Of The island. One Of
small islands Of tho group owned by Mr.. Starln
has been transformed into sort OF Bavarlan plea
sure ground. In "a cOEtuOGlCUs cottage with an
oycrhangunc roof, in accordance with the style OF
architecture common in Bavaria. Will be BaVarIan
restaurant In tins there vii ho vocal and jnstru-
mental music and dancing. All the persons con-
nccted with the cottage VIII be dressed III the Ba-
yarlan style.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-11
EVIDENTLY AN INExPERT BURGLAR.

Mt No Is Cornela-st., early on Friday mormns,
was reported at Nucents Hospital yoSteTday 3o
~ lraye the hospital The police of tue Ninth re
cnct have not made much progress III Seatchlng iHr
the unknown burglar. Scaalon saw the man . o OH,
H. the dim light OF street lamp, and he IS MOI aie
r. Give a GOOD description of him Detective INKS
avs that the burglar probabyis beginner IN c!!nc
ana buugler, OF be would not nave brokth INV
bedroom where there was so little to steal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-11
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
srrc1nr OF A SILENT MAN.

Karl walluth German Of %SanthISOps s AZ No.
mm1 st'st ON FRIDAY night His body, was found
bapgns to S S door Of his YESTERDAY Other
Of house ssd ts THAT SaG M bssn T S eC
10! yfoov U years. He was o walking sphinx
Although he had lived in the house several years ears
none Of the other dodgers had been abe 70 learn ro
smrneS short answers and he never volunteered
remark unless he had some pressing reason ior IT,
For whole year he slept in the same bed MIN an
other German without speaking to him.. Wailuth
was iourneyman barber and he worked IN ie9 1i
st. shop His unaccountable aversion 70 speech uo
not benefit him. He was pennlless when ne c'.lo
lie left behind him no writing 10 expianhis sulciue'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-11
CAeFs OF CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.

TLe folowing cases Of contagious diseases wofe
reported last week 1yphuS fever, ~ typhoid
fever. scarlet fever, Ga; cerebrospnal menln-
gifts measles, &c diph,herla. 40, ana SMALLPOX
10. -,
A laborer, who gave bis name rs Henry Hohl-
boIrn. went 20 Police Headquarters Yesterday SUI
tcring from typbus fever The SANITARY oihcials
,nI aim 10 the Reception Hospital. lie sand That he
moved his family to llOboNen Oh June / nom No:
N suilIvan-st., where there had been a Case Of
fever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-11
PROFESSOR billions SUCCESSOR.

The Columbia College trustees On Monday ac-
certed the resignation OF ex.Judge Dillon, who
had been for several years professor IN the law
school Said trustes Yesterday TO a reporter OF
Tar TR,BUNF: " The res cnatiOn of Professor DIi-
lon wa nearly tho last thing that came before the
BOARD and so there was no talk of his successor.
The trustees are scattering now, and several OF
them are in Europe. You may say that there is 40
name before the Board now. aud there will moi be
another meeting until October We have the Legal
world from which to select man, ana II will take
some time to find the right one The salaIyf 1t is
az 800 a wear. but ] cannot tell at this moment
lust how much time the Professo: Of Equity Juris-
prudence aud Real Estate is required TO spend III
ms classesO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-11
VACANT HOUSE FLOODED WITH WATER.

Water was noticed running down tbe front steps
of No. 5Ss Fifh~ave. on Friday and two policemen
were summoned TO investigate the matter. They
forced their way into the house through a window,
end discovered that tho water had boon left running
IN lie bathroom the second floor. Tho parOT
floor was flooded. The carpets were soaked with
wafer and the ceilings were injured. The house Is
occuped by Henry Ii. Baxter, retired banker, who
weDf % Rutland, VI, last week IA company with
l. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-11
HOME NE US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
came insane

FIN Irrpue Hotel--Scnator Warner Mliler, Oh
Tcrkimer \ Y ex-senator II. T. baldwin 81 mlclsn
Governor D. Porter ot Tennessee ana Jnuso ote
Black and William /. scott Oi PenasylVala .9 ~
{ocIh he Marquis dc "a Ochefoucauld anu aaron "o p,te
rctte of Franco Io-,I BfUns0tcS- GeneIsI Is v" Div
a. Grocd Central H0tel-GeorgeQ. Cannon, OF Utah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-11

addition OF An experienced importing merchant 70 inc
Commission would greatly increase It's opportunities LOT
usefulness In direction on which all Legitimate in'o'
ests OF the country must necessarily agree.
The paper was signed by George w. Lane ~ CO.
McKesson d. Robbins, Phelps, Dodge ~ Co; a; e.; a.
Low & Brother, James w. Elwell ~ Co., Il Il Ks mo
gan & Co, s & W. Welsh, Lamnah " honiP
Oelrchs & Co. and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-11
prsc1-rn EROM DROWNING.

Policeman Robert J. Vail. Of the steamooa;
son@d. saw small boy accidentally fall OVERCOME
~ per 10. 35. North River yesterday and he I'M
Socdinteiy plunged IN after HIM. He draeeed me
vonnrstcr on; quickly, aud aftcrward carried NM
10 his home, No. 30 liarriSon-st me O'S :" "o"'i'
Scanlon Ave years old .... en- i,+o
Angnst Corneal. a Swedish immigrant; fell INTO
thr y9Ier at Castle Garden yesterday. ana was res
cued by boatman when lie WAS Oh the p"'hV u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-11

zoEpoxg have found be uniform in composition ana
elements essential for the bnung up an
reproduction human body in sound ana cq p
fidn Zoedone therefore, being sparkling palathDe NV
o von Aicoholic vet EIhiaratng and at the same time
mpsrting strength OF and Vigor OF Mind the creates
drink Of the and as such emphacany
commends Itself " everybody.
Earl g. Wilson's and w brand OF Mems
Collars and Cuffs the best Sold everYwhere
WHY suffer from Corns 7 German Corn Re
mover eradicates them 25c Druggi3ts DO not
take an thug but the genuine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-11

Dr. Wings Corn Remedy is the Only efec-
tual one Use no cheap substitute You want vaur coras
cured. Price SOC, at drusgists Depot, 10 FutOast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-11

LUNDBORG's PERFUME
LDEsIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-11

Gravness and loss of hair, which often mar tn,
preJ;est face, prevented by ParkeTs Hair Balsan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-11
Announcements.

CARPETs.-500 pieces Hand Loom Amin
sters At 10 ana 81 per yard, worth SO and g. 10
SHIPTAKD kEAIP & CO.. SiNthaye. and lJtA.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-11

MArTINGs.-Large invoice just received in
patterns per roll 81 40 yards IS per yard
sHRrFAKD KNAPF Co. siIth-aye and l5Lh-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-11
MARINE LNTELLIGE NCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-TO-DAN.
Sun ses 42s SETS 73l MoonriFs l2i MoJnsase dys 20
HIGH WATER TODAY
F,r.noon-.'iv Ii'k 333 GOV Isd IIe cas-. 654
AfernOoH-Sy +O+; GOV Isrd. 4J He! cate. US
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-11

SKINNY MEN," Wells Health Renewern re-
torres ygo cures Dyspepsia Nervous Weakness &c. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-11

HENRY \. DANIELS, VI. d.,
l44LeIington.Aye, near jtl-st HJIrs So llIJslI
Attention 10 doatleneL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-11

The celebrated Dr. Redwood, Professor o
Chemistry the Phama eacal Society Of Britain
wines August o. 1851 Having repeatedly analy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-11
EXCEPTION TO MICHAEL DAvIrT.

A public reception al which Mayor Grace VIII
preside. Will be given TO Michael Davitt on Monday
rve",nc June l9 at Cooper Union. Mr.. DavItt
has accented tho invitation to be present, and COM
inittees are now arranging for the demonstration;
The steamer Germanic, on which Mr.. DaVitt VIII
arrive Will be met down the Bay by delegations
from New-Ycik Brooklyn and Jersey CITY. Mr.:
Davitt viii remain i'll America Two weeks, and VIII
speak in ten different cities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-11

The Cotton Exchange has bought property IN
Pearl, William and Beavcr-sts fog neN exchange
aud q VI illiam-st corner of Beaver and Nos 100,
10Y IO9 1O9l2 and III Pear-st The 1ron!-
age IN Pcarl-st is % feot inches; in Beaver, II
feet i inches; in William III, II inches The
total price paid was 93S2, 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-11

Iospov June lO-Arryct steamers Camden (Br}. Payne
from Coosay May -; eler Br Murray from Charles
ton May q. via Halifax.
IIsAED lOias,ed, steamer Pieer dc Connck belg
FAX from Sew York May -, on her WAY 10 Antwerp
QTRHNSTOWN, June Ill m-tiIlVD. II. steamer city o
Richmond Br Watkins from New YORK June J. on her way
10 Liverpool.
AVoNHOUrH. June 10Artred, steamer Ehiw1ndda (3r,
Gylcs rom New. york II John. y b, May y.
SOUIH .rTON June lO-ArrIycd steamer oder (Gerl. Tn
dcatsch. New YOrk May b. on her to Bremen.
UAVGi lOS llcd. steamer csiphaLa Gen, Schwen
sen, from Hamburg hence for New-lork.
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