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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT A lt Kl VAIA
Netc-Fork Rotel?Coufrmwman Samuel .T.
lUndall. of Philadelphia.PifthAvenne llolel-Sl.
Ronaero, Mexican Minuter at Waehin-rtou; J. A. de. Cas?
tro of thc Me-H*?n Legation; Joh- Jay Kaox, Controller
of the ('urn ttet ; Assistant roatniiwier-General R. A.
Elmer, and Ihe lion. William Windoin, of Minnesota..
St Denis Hotel?John B. Gough, of Worcester, Mm....
Victoria Hotel?Y.TixOveroot Ohariea R. Iiigeraoli, of
Conne-otleut, anil Mina Mary Au-le r*ou? Breroort House
?Judge Natl ?nlel iSlnpnian, of Hartford_Hotel Bruns
oricJc?h. Z. heller sud -Tankhu MacVcag-, of Chicago:
leane Mci.'i.nilii-. of Tr .iv, and Cbarlea A. Doolittle, of
Vile*.Biru-fror/ic'.-.'-A. H. Hepburn, of Albany, and
Charles Fargo, of Chicago.Orond Central Hotel?Kx
0*ngro*am?n George *Aeat. ot Hallston, N. Y.st.
Ri, hulas lietel?W. H. Mewett, General Seer, ?nry of the
Young Ben'* Cbrtstlun Association, of Mnnoheeter. Kng
lasd.Wurfrrant House?General J. VV. Uoyaradt, ol
Hudaou. N. Y.
WHAT IS GOING OS TO-DAT.
Annual dinner of Chamber ott Commerce st Delmoni
">'*?
Opening of Dog Show at Madison Square Garden.
Gili tnaanltr cane before Wtierifrsjury.
Union Theological 8eoiluary alu id ul meeting and din
Ber.
Installation of the Ber. G. F. Pentecost in Brooklyn.
John B. Dough'a lecture at Dr Newman'* Cuurch.
Coronet'* Inquest in Malluii murder caw.
Petroleum Kxchange aunual election.
Kxhibition ol drawings at National Academy of De
Bfi).
acting of Bar Association.
NEW-YOKK CITY.
The sophomore ela** of the Colletro of ths City of
New-York yesterday elcc*U*d L?. J. Wallace, E. H. L.
Kantioliil) and H. Nathan a* their prize *peaker_.
Tho Stonington Line has prepared for the glim?
mer bv putin's' into aerviee the steamer* Kbode
Inland and Ma-saehusetUi.
The easily diamond* found in the possession of
Henry Marriott, who stole them in Paii\ were de?
livered to Collector Robertson by thc police yester?
day.
BOMW-Um AT CASTLE C.ARDKN.
The steamship England yesterday l;iiule:l 1.1G4
Immigrants al Castle Garden. 600 of whoa wete
K-iitKlitii'.viaiis, and thc steamship .Sardinian lauilcd
1.0IS. Balli vessels wero from Liverpool.
DI'A'IH OK LAWRKKCK O'BRIEN,
Lawrence O'l'r.cn, father et rx-shciirT James
O'i.rn n, died o,i Suinlav evening at the ase nf SST
iiit \ -six. Ile Vaa I a nat ive of County Westmeath,
ln-liiiiil. and came to thin country nearly fi-rty
years ago.
ItlKI.KCTINO A HOARD nF MBBCTOBS.
1 lie Society foi Promoting the Gospel Bn_oaB8ea?>
nun yesterday, al tbs mn.nat meeting at No. 40
Catii iniic-st., ieeii'i't'-il tbs old Board ot Directors,
headed by George W**. Lane, with tho addition ot
Daniel \V. MeWilliatiia,
Ha IlilAI, Ol' TIIIIKE CIIIXAMKV.
TOSS Los, Lt Sing and link Hup. the time
Ciii a.ii, ti who aro oaaiied with violating the lot*
it i.> laws, wen arraigned yeeterday ia the Court of
Gem ral Sessions, aaa os agreement of counsel Muy
'_'l was ii\i-il Bathe day tm iii' tua, ul tin* I I
AlTlluVlNi} AN AssK'IIU.YMAN's WOBB.
At a meelina of the Vi lt n Assembly District Kennb
hean Association last Bight al No. 'A'i Chaton SUV IO,
rosolatioas Brers unaaunoiuiy adopted approving
lin-ionise in the Legislatm-a of -aaeatblyiaan Lil?
ias La Van Allen.
MOODY AM) SAXKKY 0O!N(i TO TBEU HOBBS.
Moody aiul Baakey, Hie evangelists, tait ths city
I sail rd a j m trniuK ths former lor Northfield, Mass.,
Bad the latter for Newcastle, Peun., where they will
reiiiain with tluir families nutil tiny atari ia the
fail tor England.
KUM n AT A RAILWAY Clto-SIMS.
Mm. Rebecca A. Smith, age sixty-three, who lived
in ThimiBS STf. Fordham, attempted to cross ths
ratiit ad track sbonl BOO feel boa tbe Fordham
stat inn at '2 p. m. yesterday, wli ii (she was inn over
and killed 'nslantly l>y a train irom .New-Haven.
YI'lATION OF TIIK gX&SI LAW.
Boase sevealr liane* sallen wore bashi to answer
tn |_e Police Courts yesterday, each la "fioo bail,
for violation ol tbs Excise law. lu the Court ol
Siit-i i.il Sessionssix peroone wars tined sams vai.v
lag treas fK>U to *.'? for a like otlence. Niue hast- 'till
piujeis WOTS each Siled -fl.
ANMVI HSAltY Of lill* < INCINNATl.
Tiie nie'nhers of the Nu-iriv ol the Cincinnati in
Uris eitv will make a pilgrimage to Fishkill OB May
14, thal being tin* centennial anniversary of the
founding ot the New-York bra neb ol the society al
that place hy the Bama Bteoben .ind other oftieers
ol the Continent?] Anny Stationed there.
VAi LT OWBBM ul-' THS BABB! I CKXRTI BT.
Ibo Associatioo of Vault Owners of the lisrble
Cemetery, at ibe anana] meeting yesterday, al No.
15_ Broadway, elected trustees i?s follows: Henry
I),iv, Carlisle Norwood, Anson Baker, Charles
lliirvnr and Thossas Fleming.
MBSCTOaa OF A SAVE AND DaVOSR COMPANY.
The directors ol tbs Ne*W-Yort Prod nee Exchange
Safe and Deposit Company yesterday completed the
utuaniz.itiou l).v elootiag the following oftieers:
President, Janies M Qee ; vicr-prcsidi nt. Alfred M.
Uovt: seerotary, Pani babcock, jr.; treasurer, L.
K. Livermore.
ATTKMI'riXU TO nRIl'.K A POI.II I MAN.
Antonia Moroni, a honor seller, of No, l r_' Mul
lu- ry-st., who wm arrested for viols ting ths ..zeiss
law, was also charged With attempting ttl luilie
Officer Bradler, who made the arre-t. At tba
Teoibs r.diie Coori yosterday be waseoumittasd,in
default of 9100ball for tba first offence and 9500
sail for the second.
rm vate i.trrin inT.ivrr.ir-'.
Asfcistant baited fc'ates District-Attorney Footer
said yesterday that thc suits against the private
letter offiees would ho ptoasoaTasd as quickly ns
possihl. in order to determine how br they had
yid ated Hu-law. Tbe lievis-.'d statutes seemed tn
refer limply to the tarrying ol' first-class mail
mutter.
OIlAiriTY FI'ND OF THE ITOCg KXC'UVOK.
The atilt na I it-port of thc trustees ol tbe <'intuit v
Fund wa* rea I at the Bfoek Excbaogs yesterday.
The lund was laessaasd over 950,000 Issi \ear a.id
lt now amount", to over "faOO.OOO, invested in Gov
ertiui-rit bonds whoso market value is about
$G50,000.
A I'osT-Mi'IiTr.M CACilov to DAUOBTBB8.
Tbe will el the late Gcorx*- \V. .st;iijio;i w;in filed
yesterday foi probate. Mi. Stanton gives all his
estate to his three, daughters, as Mrs. Manton is
i.i d to have suftieient property of her own. Mr.
Nunton also uges his daughters not to allow linn
hushunds to use their-Boney iu business or to spend
more than the mconie.
CAHKI-ESS OE TnEIR FINC.ERS.
August Woken, a hov emnliivt'tl in tlie manufac?
tory at No. '__ South Fifth-avc. cut off two lingers
of bi* left hand in a plau:n_ machine yesterday.
About twenty minutes later another hoy, named
Cb-rles LaOekner, had fear fingers af his uxht hand
ciusbeil hy a cog-wheel tu the Waltham Building,
No. 5 Boild-st.
TWO ItCNAWAY IIOY8 FOUND.
Paul A. Barker aad John Mcclelland, ans thirteen
and fourteen respectively, vrho escaped from Ihe
Mew-York Ja?0Ule Aay lum on Thnncday. were
found ou Bstnrday tnKut asleep iii the baeessenl nt
Nu. hh H lyanl-st. hy Officer Knoll, of the Boelety
for tho Prevention of Cruelty to Children. At the I
'1 omi)* Police Court yesterday they were returned I
to the reformatory.
THE IIARItliM) PKIUIKY CASE.
Owing to the abs, tue, in Albany, of Mr. II. rgen,
counsel tor Ihe defendants, tlie i aae of the People
at.d Jonathan Dcvo sgainsl Join A. Walker und
six other persons foroerju.v whileKiviuK lestimony
in the case of Uartold against the New-Ymk Ele?
vated Kailro.id. ?*ias adjourned yesterday in the
Beera Market police, Comt till Tharsdavafternoon.
I.VCOKI'IIItATINU AN KI.KCTIIIC KAII.WAY COMPANV.
1 lie articles ot incorporation of 4l;e ISieetrie Kail'
way Company ol the, United States were lib d yee*
terday. 'I be [aeorporators areOroevsoes PJjowrey,
S. B. Katon, Bokerl M. (Jullawav, T. A. _di*on,
Simeon 0. Reed, Kohert K. Deyo, Stephen K. Field,
C. W. l.tiRets. J. P. Kennedy and ?!. K. Scott. Tbe
capital stock is tixed at *_.tK)i),i)i>l>.
THE XEW PHODCCE EX< IIANt.' .
The new Pr.duce Exchange hulloing will he
opi-net-l mi NovesabSff 1. Tim loreign freigiit olliee*
ol the PrnnnjrlTsnia Bslhroad Coaipaiij aowoeeaey
the hoi th went corner on the lower floor, and the
Manttnta Exchange will occupy tbe northeasl ess>
uer on Munday next These are the only parts of
tbe building that are completed thus far.
CHARGED WITH BO-UHBQ 111 II I.MI'I/lYEHS.
Kii-enc . iiradie, of .No. -C2H Kaat Kiflv-sevenlU-st..
Wa* a complai'iaut in the loikville Police I omi.
yesterday agalnat Nelly PaieeU, a doaseetls ka bia
easoaoy, whoa be aeeaasd <>f lttsltas a gold wat; h
asm chata. shirt stads and waaiisg apparel, valued
at upwards cf ji'Jih). Ibo woman pleaded uol
gui.ti and w..-. held lor cxaiiiiuatiou.
MAN AND WUK LOTH SI NTFVt i i,.
James ll. l.'arney and his wife Ellas pleaded
giint.v yeeteidaj ia the Court of General Besstoni
to a cliarKi* of lareeBTa abey rented a re ess ii""i
Alis. Ann Siiiiili, ol No.-IUD S.-ennd ave., and alter
bshort eoeopeaey departed with some trainable
jcwriry. Ju'ige Ewing senteneed Caraeylo two
v., ns in Un State Prison and his wife to a term of
equal Icngh in the Penitential v.
IX Ol'Hi 1AI.K IS THE GUAM) JUT.
Ex-May. ra Edward Cooper aud Smith Ely, ir,
bini ex-I'ocU Comasiasioner Liimock are amuiia- tuc
i,,i id ii- ni the Mav Grand Jury who were sworn
iu yosterday io tim Court ol General Sessions.
Olivet K. King. Of No. 1*0 lifih-ave., the secretary
oi the Union i luh, was appointed foramen. Judge
Cowing t ulled attention to the fact tbat there were
tewer pi Buners than usual awaiting trial, there
being 103 uow i milmed iu the Tombs.
DKSKKTED BV HER BVHBAND AM) CHILDREN.
Jane Heury, age filiy-six, jumped imo the river
at West Tweiity-second-at. ycsU-rday, but was
rescued by two 'loiigshoreuien. VVhen taken to the
Jetiereoii Market Police court she said that slie had
been living apart from ber husband, who ls em?
ployed at tho Manhattan fia. Work* for seven
years. Kit tidy she had become sick, and har
childi ea had relujcd to aid hoc Out was committed
temporarily by Justice Duffy, who isened a sum?
mons for the airest of her husband.
WOUNDED IN A QUABRRL BRTWKKN Brm ABS.
About 7 o'clock ou Sunday evening a gang of
Sixth Ward -ruffians while returning irom Staten
Island on the ferry boat Thomas Hnnt engaged in a
quarrel antoni; themselves, and two paasenKer*
received slight stab wounds. The police airested
frnr member* of the party, Charles Wooley, Jane*
Callahan, Patrick Dolau and Joseph Miller. They
were taken to Ihe Tombs Police Court yesterday,
but a* there was no conclusive evidence against
tbem they were discharged.
ABFIKICAN SI AMKN'S FRIEND SOC1KTY.
Thc Amcricau Seamen's Friend Society held its
annual meeting yesterday afternoon at the New
York Sailors' Home, No. 190 Cha 11/ ai Officer*
for the ensiling year were elftcted. as follows:
Richard P. buck, president; Horace Gray and Henry
A. Hurlburt, vice-presidents; the Kev. 8. H. Hall,
secretary; William C. Slurites, treasurer, and L. P.
Huhbard. assistant treasmer. A reportof the work
of the society for the past year waa read, showing
encouraging results.
THE NEW-YORK PKTHOLECM ELECTION.
The annual election of the New-York Petroleum
Exchange will be held to-day. The regular ticket,
which includes L. H. Smith for president, lt is be?
lieved, will be Sleeted, the only ?'scratching" that
may lie don.* relating to the directors. Hie new
tiefcet omits for directors G. W. Stahl. D. Goetul,
II. Hobbins, A. A. Sumner and J. W. Copniann.
Sircn-tli is added lo it by tho name* of (.corin-1..
Gibson and ll. I.. Hotehkiss persons representing
the addition of stock benanga Interests to thees
ol ordiuary petroleum trade transactions.
KYAC.ATION DAY CELKBKATinN.
The executive committee of the eoafsBBBOS com?
mittees of tho Chamber of Comuiciee, Historical
Society and ( minnon Council met at the Chamber
of Commerce yesterday to tun her tho B-Taagemente
for the centennial celebration ol the evacuation hy
tho British of tho city of New-York, on November
L't!. 0 oner si ,Irihn Cochrane presided. Resolutions
were adopted requesting Governor Cleveland to ap?
point November 'Jil as the day for tlie animal
parade, instead of the usual dav in Oetolier. It is
proposed to have a dinner at Delmonico'.*) by the
Chamber of Commerce, anil one, by the Historical
Society at tbe Academy of sinew. There wiO also
be a subscription ball at the Seventh Kcgiment
Armory.
BROOKLYN.
.Tildie ("nilen haR grunted an absolute divorce to
Melford A. (.ruy from Mrs. Lonies W. Gray.
The Greeiipoint and Hushvvick Avenue Street Car
Line lifts replaced all of its "'bob-tail" cars with
Ivvi'-horse cars.
Republicans cnn enroll to-day in (ho ward nmo
eiationsof the city and town assoidattOBS of the
emmtv. nnd tl.u-i secure tho right to vote at thc
primary elections.
Heelth Commissioner Sayasond reported to the
Hoard ol Aldermen that, the water in nine more
public wells whs unlit for use, and asked to have
tbem closed. Tlie matter was referred to Um Health
Committee,
Among the street* to he repaved under the recent
aol of the Legislature, appropriating $300,000 for
the purpose, is Meillon!-.ive., the condition of which
is had. Most of the persons iisin_ tho street, and
many of the parsons along it, strongly favor a stib
M..i)t;al asphalt pavement.
Ia iln* suit of John Brady against lira. Josephine
A Brady for absolute divorce, which eras tried be*
foreajnryln tin* (.'ity Court yesterday,wverdict
for the plaintiff wae niven. No defence was Inter
l he eorreepondeut was Timothy sln-a, a
w, Ukoown contractor of tbs Twelfth Ward.
Leave was granted yesterday by Judge Cnllen to
Nathaniel Faxon, whoas wife, Mr.. Lulu I>. Faxen,
secured an abeointe divorce from him in i"*7>*, to
marry again, it being shown thai be had behaved
himself properly for live years. He lives in staten
Island.
.Mayor Low baa appointed the following commit?
tee io rais') the ?Jt.TiO.OIMI wanted for the new Sol
?lierN' and Sailors'Monument, which will probably
he placed in tho plaza of Prospeei i'aik: Mak>r
John ll. Walker. General c. T. Christensen. An?
thony Barrett, W. H. Dickerraan, John W. Hunter,
Wallis T, lilith, Benjamin w. Wilson, i..-?tr^a* L.
Pox,Colontl W. c. Beeober, FrancieO. iiiinci, W.
H. Nichols and Edward M. Shepard.
JESSEY CITY.
James F. Spengemau, a etsrk In the rrovident
Institution tor saving*), in Washingtou-st., has die
appeared, and hi** accounts show him to be a de?
faulter to the extent of about $1.1*1)0. He issnp*
poned to hove gone to Bichmond, Va. The officers
ol the bank have not yet determined whether they
wu! make any effinfi to bring him back.
James N. Davis, one of tho contestants forthe
office ol Polios Justice, tooh a di cisivc ste|? feater
day. Ile went io police headquarters, made his
way into the court-room, and was N,ttins* on tin
bench when the prisoners wete taken m et the
usual hour. He caused the prisoners to be arraigned
before him, tmd tbe esses ami disposodol tbem.
In the meantime Judge Stilsina, tbe tither contest?
ant, had youe to tbe Second Distrioi ('inri, having
exchanged with .finl_ra- Lawreaee int- tin*day. Jndga
stiiMug savs thal be will bogia legal proceedings al
onie to mist Judge Davis.
George Bonton, tbe acting clerk of the Board ef
Puhhc works, yeetordav loll oil' u chair and dan?
gerously Injured himself
Tho leeetpts for taxes leal week were $9,.">(.>'.? to
and lor eater rems 910,009 13.
NEW-JER.JET.
Elizabi.til?An iiiipie-sinii prevails that the
Singer Ma nu fa tuting Company is ti large bolder of
Elisabeth bonds, auu the principal creditor of the
mnnictpality. The eompeny tines nol own a simile
Elizabeth bond, its only intereet in tue debt si ises
from a call loan for a small part ol tho total debt,
rati?:its<in.?A dispatch from Newark was received
at Police Heaiiqoarters at Paterson oti Bundar
night statins tbal a horse and wagoo thai had aeon
in t tit from Mi-. Hailey, ol Ne war _, several days be?
fore by two fruit peddlers had not been returned.
captain Ijiiniii'ii and Officer Gnilfoil wenl to s Iii
ery stable, lound tue men and recovered the horse.
The two mci:, who _ave tlie names ol' Matthew
Mulvaney ead Gb*orgS Wallen, wen- taken to New?
ark tor airaignuicni.
LONG ISLAM).
IlKMi'STVAD.?The Rev. Mi. Hnpkins, af the Pres?
byterian Chinch, has beea called to tin- pastorate ol'
tbe obi Bnshwiea Church, Brooklyn, to sneessd the
Ber. Mr. PowelL
Jamah a.?Thc Exdss Board, at its meeting yes
ftid.iy, granted forty.nine, int uses mid rejected
eight. Several ot tbs persons rejected have been
tried aud convicted nf ti v iolatlOU ol' the Ezotas
lats, vt huh bars tbem lunn receiving a license to
three years. 1 he Newtown ll .aitl granted seventy
license*.
STA IVA ISLAM).
Ni'.w Ui'.igiitiin.?William Began. Neil Sullivan.
John Mitchel and William Me.'rat n, a_es
from eignteen to twenty yearn were at?
test ed yesterday by Uiucers Finerty and
Hall on a enarge ot knouhing down and at
teaatiag to assault Kellie Bniith and Mary Breen,
bnth liiteen years arl. Justice Casey, ol New
Hrighttin, committed the prisoners to await the
ac'nni Ol the Grand Jin v.
WE.HTCHE-TEB COUHTT.
White Plains.?lu the 8arTogete^s Court of West
chesi.-r Coan ty, Mi-s .1. L. Van Wyck hui granted
letters ot administration, ol the iieisoii.il Belate al
her brother, lbs late I'leife C. Van Wick, no will of
Ins bavins been found. The personal estate is e-ti
lueted at t25.000. Mr. Van Wyck h-lt three Bisters,
Miss 1? \aii Wyck. Anne V. lt. Wells and Airs. C.
V. W. .lattin.
HA BIN E IS TE L LI (I ES Vt:.
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P.M.?___-> Uooli. H nil. (Itiv. isltui, V Al; UllUil*, ll:'Jtj
FOREIGS STEAM REM DUH AT THIS FORT
TO-DAY.
VetstU Iron Lint
Hornet.Bridoi.areal Wt*.?t?ro.
ll iii I* ml.I nilli'.ll..Njtlitn.il.
l.rtvta-j Mutual, li.l.tiD'lttii .Monaiab.
I lit ataxia.lil-aHaj.iw._Aiu'lior.
bet i.Ula.Llveriiol.luiisril.
M l.liM sl>AY. MAY ?.
Wi'kiptialU.ll um lui ik.11 am li-Amer.
? Itv of Va'a?liliixi'iii ..Mem an run* .Aler*.dre'*.
Canada Ilaire..Krein h-Traua.
8U.it* ut l'eiiusy i vania...()l-*|tQW.i?tale.
Illt'llMiAY, MAY H.
l)o_-u .itrciueii.S.n. Llord.
sh t rn so .vr; ns.
POUT ul*' NKW-Yi'llK.MONDAY. MAY 7. 18H3.
Allltl
sn-aim-r *-aiialiiian .Uri. Dutton. Liverpool April 2ft, via
Queen.itita-u '.V. willi mdse and paieteiigii. lo 1 uuiaii-.* i ?>.
rslBjiut-i .tum i.ri . ilriiiitiiui li. ilienu-u Aim
houliiaiiiiitini il. willi im! mt ju'I pa***n?i i. lo Ht-.i ,t tm A Co.
Kcauici t laintiua Kier), Wci-e, A'ptiiwall April 14, tlr*r
laae'il. I'm! l.iuiuu 'ii, willi uidiu ami p.?sc-iitu to A ?.'
i.omti.m; ? nan*
Hta*t*ni*l ' Ht ..I San Antonio, lim-*, IV rn a ni I nit. 4 dara, Tl*
I'n. I i.u, ail. lilli Heine and ymmmtntmn i" ? ii Mall")7 * lim.
Bttttm tat lit Bfanasa lotion. 1liarlentuii .1 day*.
Hlejniti Hut*lu. Berry, Newport News willi coal to
Maohaiiuu On* Oe
-1. jinn V.'.ike?l,aiie. Dabell. I'lillidelptii* with
Mt *BI I li lal. 1 il-, lit?me, liusluU, willi ujil.e tu ll Flilmock
M.ip AUii'-iti.it '.11 Italie l.t.inion Al tiay?, with cftneut
kiel t-mpty ban-ila tu 01 di 1, v*s.el to llcrmauii Koop A ?
Bars Keiunenr. Mclure, st r terre, Mari, tl* Ht hilts. 17
emyn, irita ?orar aad moll saes to ii 1 rn* und*:.'* .--iiii*
iiiij Iiarila-ni. N?vt t.r. I'm t-pa.ii tn Delaware Breakwa?
ter 1 1 dui??. witb mia-ai to 1, W A I' Arustr.uif.
luis Aluin han . juiiho, lim tile* vt* f>i Tnoui** Al day*,
lilli o!<l BMW lo tt"i \V aid: voaael lo Kundi. Kdy* A Co.
Si I.i Mina A Krait, .Sauli, *-_?iia 1] dava, willi ?u*-i aul
Biol***** I" n*W Wel*li. v***cl lo -.wan A Hou
1- 1 in H *ileith)*, Lambell, llaraeoa .1 day*, willi Hint to
Uuuii-i A I'taartail, vcimi to ll W Loud A Cu.
Cl.LAKKD.
hieaiuer WyoaiiD* (lin, Dou*-'***, Liverpool vi* ym tut
town-William* A iiulua.
nlearner iioiuauo (.???.. MlUbell, Hull via Drptftml san
de ruo i) A Hon.
t-ieatnar l'otytjt?l? irier), Kulin. I'aintiiirf-Heoyet Bro*.
Mummel Yal. ut .a, lie**, Ijaguayra, 1'orUi Cabcllo and cur*.
ena? Boolloo, I'll** A Pallete
BtC-uiai I'liiuoua x.111), t wok, Montagu llof?O W*?1* ACu.
PUsamer Loni* Backl, Wtahman, OeoT_*to-_, BC-Evana,
B-UMa_?r E W Br-B*. FoaU*. Balttmore-J S K?*"'' ._.__
Mt*?m?r Breakwiwr, Boa*. Dewe*, D*l-01d Dominion
Sa co
" Ht**mer Dori*. Bra**. P*rtland-J T i-BSB __
Hhtp MBrtranthe iO*D, Poppe, Br*m*n? Hermann Koop
Bhlp Bertha (Oar). ES-*a_jBTSMBa RheaUtonwROS,
S3 Hecla, Day, New Tacoma, W-Uii-jjton T*mtory
V'an vleck St Co. , ,_ ? _?-?-*?
Bark 8onvenlr (Nor), Andreaaen, Aarhus, Den--"-nc-,
^-rlfcharleaton (Nor). Bnndsen. Arendal, Nor-C Tobi**
Bark Oltana (fieri, Larwn, 9mmmmkm>^aamaamjh-_?____?
Bark Kinghorn (Nor), Bent**n, HamD_rf-JV_nc_, Kalya
'nark Amaranth (Ow). Hlllmer*. n?mbur*-W?tJen, Tool
lur'k Hewar- (Br). Vance. Antwerp-J ^_n***?r"*rJ-.C2_r_.
Bark Doiodea M (Ital), Marr..*. Bilbo*, Hp- rower * MB
~*Uork Baaaar.dra Ad?ms, nenrr, 8*n Franct*co-Joen Bo*
.iark Be*?lc slmjinon, McCllnton. Mat*n'?*-W?yd*ll * Co.
Bark Monte Ilepetto (IUD. Latur.10, Doboy, 0?-Andrew J
Bri|Thoma* Turrell, Glvaa. Point a Pitre?L W A P Arm
He lir Mary Loral. I-ord. Han liomin*- City?J B Vlclni * 00
Behr i lottlde (Br), llammond, T-nipl-o?J W Wllwn * co.
Cleared Saturday?
B?rk siddarth* (Br), Mooro, BtJohn, N B-P I Nevin*
iBBflj
BAir.rn.
Rtt??mers Romano, for Hull: Richmond, West Point. V*.
onl* Huck.. Oeorfretown. bC; Breakwater. I^wea, Del. ship*
dary L (Stone, hluuirhae; Kdvanl and Kvereal. London,
larks Prudhoe, Antwerp, Kennard. I'*******; Annie lira*
URton. UueenHtom n. Hornet, santo*. Blue Bird, fit Johns.N I- ?
Al*o *alled-Tia Iain** Uland wound?steamer Dorli, lor
'oitlaud. nark Bonanza, Bremen.
TIIK MOVEMENT)*) OP STEAMEKS.
>*OHEI(IN PU HTS.
tdWBkBW, Mar 7-Airlved. steamar Ocean Klnr (Br), Bat"
er.liv. from llaitimore April 80.
LivRiieoou Mar 7-Arrive.1. steamer* Orari* (Span), Ale
rT'.i, from Ncw-oilcan* Apill IA, Mount* Bay (lin. Will
um*, fi om New-Orlcan. Amil IS,
qi i I'.iKtows, Mav 7 A i ii ve i. .le-inier* City of Ber'ln (Br),
.eil' li. Hem New-Yurk April M. on her way to l.iveriioot;
)hio. Mormon, from Philadelphia. April 17, on ber way to
.IternooL
Sailed, stomer Parthia (Br). Walker, fiomLiverpool hence
or New-York.
O-ABQOw, May 7-Arrived, steamer State of Nebraska (Br).
Bra.-*, from New-*i or- April J
I. mink. May 7?salieal. steamer state of Floiid* (Br), John
It on. Irom otangow hence tor Now-York.
MoviLL*. May 7-Aniveii. Mteamer Peruvian (Br), Ritchie,
iniii l'tittland Amil 'JU. on her wily to Liverpool.
l.i/.Aiiii. Mav 7?i|*a?iltil. "learner suevta tOer*. Franzen,
'rom New-Yoik A pi il '.'li. OB ie r ** .ty to 11 am Inn ir.
BBSROL, Muv 7-.AiTived, .teamer Cornwall (Br), Brown,
'rom New.York Apill SI.
PLYMut'Til, May 7?Arrived, steamer Azslla (Br), AiLira*.
'rom Hunton March IM. * U l'url lloval, SC,
A.mweri', Muy 7 -Arrived, stcanicr Dolcoath (Br), Jago,
from -New.Oi leans Man li ll.
M*.i'Ai.K- I.t'.iiT, May 7-r.fisctl inwaid, steamer Domin
On (liri. Dale, Liverpool for oueiicc.
Halifax, Msy 1 - sailed..learner Ca.-tptan.'
DOM I.*-IK. I' Uti t.
BOstox, Mar 7?Arrived, tttmtmn olen Dorhart (Br). Bl?n
?o, Antwerp, Vletoila t Bri. Wnrtiilii-toti. I.ive,-poo!: *-oi 1 euto
ur . Mag**, Hull: city Point. I.nillntr. Anii-ipoll*, NB; Alpha
Bri. Davis, ami woree* t?T, Blenkinsop, Hatii:n, eitv of to
umiitit, VV nirlit, suv.inii.ili. AllagbBajr, Hallett, Baltimore;
jen VVIiltliev, Hallett, Me tVork.
t ,'t ju ti. *t._uiei* .sew .inn,-.-* uk. Colby. Yarmouth, NB;
Sereu*. Coleman. New Yura.
riiii..'.ltM.i-niA. May 7?Arrived, .teamer* Pennsylvania,
[lout,'.-, Liv. i poul Norman, Nickersain. BOBtoa- K C Biddle,
IV a Lue, New-York: Wyomlr.g. smith. Itlehmuiiil.
Cleaiett. .learner Mill ilutte . Davidson, New-York.
Bai.iiuohk. .May ii?Ai'iivitti. mmmtttt Ooval (Br), Brown,
Purrm I 'ni IBB,
i I .in .1. sti inm rs l'?ri?ian i Br). Wylie. Liverpool; DH
Miller. How en. Huston. Villi', and, Hart, New -Yolk, Mi i'l
iin HillllpH. I'h.il le.ten.
Bailed at??B*n 1) ll Milflriir.il M. ciclnn.
CllAit.u-H'V. doy 7?Arrived, steamer Cityof Coliimltii,
Fisher. Rew-Ysrfc.
Bi -Ail Mn 7-Arrived, steamer City of savannah.
aile nut- Havant! ill.
NKiv.om.r is-. .*! iv 1 il'jrel, tte iiiii-r* Arthltect, Liver.
i.Hil : Hub ii k linne i.
I'an-t's- -ailed, steamers Leonora and Lone star, the tatter
or New-York.
VOBBXOB sini'l'INU.
r.rt-.itox. Mav 7- Sailed. Int inst. Hos. for New York. Olilo
Capt Mel.ni', I'letiimi. ".tliiii*t. I.vviva. Mail* si-tlcnberc
BC latter fur Nev.- York. Ie iv' Ttl) inst. Wm Tupst-oll.
ar i iv. al -..(ti ms;. Montreal, at Plymouth from New-Yorks
?Oitii laia; titliintt. Aiite.M ('Lindi;**, (rum New-Yurk'
Vllat (i 'apt Jctl'i-. n , the i;tt i-i Jet'i ''itu* l dec X load ami hail
rulwartu* store; Ul taepp* 8; 7tn Inst, st Mouau.
Aniioillireviell! '.
RiUtnincl.'s CinHiicls (iiiiini- on im* h wrapper)
n-e very popiil.tr, inti, ?S?BV Bad -SH iou*.
EXCBSSTVI I'.vtm:-- RELIEVED bf noni isliin^r,
nm -lal tcultiK tooti. HliAlill I OOH I 'o , 71 llb-ave.
Hbbbt a. Danikls M. I).,
141 Leiinu-I'i'i are., Iii-t wt .ii '. ilii an I :'.nth-st'.
Ilulii-t, .i ttl I. .'. tu 7. Ill-t-aaea ur thu Kerral* -vstem,
? .enito I'I mn ? Ol)! BB. I rn eitteiiie Sud .**lerillty.
Stiriirii,_r. irritation, inti.iinnialion, all kitlnoy
iii' 1 i.nu.iiy CO?iplatBaVa tuietl l.y ?' Bu. hu l'allia." SI.
Wotnea, froBi their sodentBrj babita, arc
iftcn sobji ct to he-elat lie ami eonatiBBtlBB. l'lif ni-are quickly
cmovetl ny I alt ir'S Little I.iver i'lll*.
BO.000 Plowbbibg Plabtc,
r..tu the oreenhi.il.---' *1 Petei He__er*on, w111 bl ?
inrtlononTui lt 18 OortlaB-i-ei.. Hew-Yoi
ii ..ii.ui.i On ii,-. ' ';; atloa_
oknti.kmfn AiiF. KKMivnrD TnAT nrnrntoVtM
?I.OTIIINO WE KKr.P KVF.KYTIIINO IX TIIK WAY
>ra_UBTB| CNDKIIWKAU, NKCKWKVn, GLO\ I.-.
RC AND WK MAKK HIIII'.TS TO OKIHR.
IN THIS "FIXINOS" DKPAIlTMKNT WE HANDLE
t-l-MTBAIBI ()Ki,ii"i)s at i'i:ii'i;s uki.ow
R'HAT FASHIONAIll.I': II A 111 .ItD.VSlI BIM CHAKOK
r'Oll Till. HAME THINOS, AND WK ABB AL.-') ? t.M
PETINO Foil TIIK TIlADi; IN MKDIUM AND
HKAI'KK OIIADES, AND WK AUK NOT IN THK
IIA1IIT OF BK I NO I'NDl.it-nLD IN ANYTIII.no WK
HANDLE.
THK SAMi: FAOII.ITIKS FOP. BOYS, WITH HATS
AND SIHiKS IN ADDI I'liiN.
? icu MMi.N.i BOOS or* rust!UX?TtOMB and
I'HICIS IS I'.KADY POK MAII.INO TO PERSONS
B-ua "ti faii mflUBoua ob obbbbibo ____*_ on
MTV CLliTIIlNO, ?c. _
Rogers, Peet & Co.,
.TlE.VK AND HOYS' OI/TKITrgU.*,
308 .173 HKOAHWAY,
OBBOBITB
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
il
SATISFIED ME.
?'
The remutkahle cure* of men, women and children as
ilem.iri.tiiite.l Itv MSSBBBB I ?. ju..ve that no reme.ty ofleritrl
Hie luihlie so positively ci4i!i-'atJ-s S.rofulous ?nre., Iiinuur*
uni ImpurltleH fr MB Hie MSB- H ll" "1'. .-.ns.iu..;
"My son hail m to, kl very u.iy *ct..fu|.m, wr?, t,.,w<,(.n
th. ankle and knee on his rlxlil leif .iml ..ther lessor one. on
itt.eit-iit p?r1*of his healy. He Btt taken unly twa bottles of
yuin mi'lliine, hut the soi es hare dl*appe_r,-d, sui i,e ?.,??
tohetieajUJioinhl-tliiimui. This Ulai *_?___?_ ,.,, of ,,,'?
w.irih of ll.H.l'.-aaisai.Jiillii, anti I , .n hearlll- rSSSSSSBl lt*
nie lo tithers."-J N. KBT-HDM, BBtTBL Vt.
"I,.-innot ovcr-eipres* my *-r?Utu.l*. bec.n*^ I ,?unot
hilo (ee.inar thMt Huoai?nar**|i*riili ?ive<1 m- iifp>_ur.
li/./ik j.? n.i;. w.Mfimi. Mass, ear* al Mr*. iMMUlw
" I tl.inkth.'cnr*of Mrs. c?lv o ml.*, I* j ,ollM uu, J?
Ilev^ltlil li, M|S __M__| ,
DAVi-. Man. he.ter, N. ll ?*-?#.
Mr*. ( oles IBM **'-? one ot ti.e must n-mark-bl.- ?u i... ,,i
Illrtt*-ei.i,?,i?f?lua,^.n,.ui ni,,,, ,,_?,?, nie<,1(_ ^_
ami well. inc. Hoaxl's ?_?SBai Ills cured Ber.
Hood's Sarsaparilla.
soltl bf drinrf.?l*. Price SI. or Hi for 9b. l'repsred br
t. I. IIOIIll _. CO., Lowell, Mk-.
CATARRH
PH OOP.
t. f r.-7 y*ior "?-'n*. Bllit.ry ln*tnio*
lut, Ml I ii_*ai.l At'.ilriny. Mn* .-.lug N
* I min- ilutirt told weather 1 wm
thro?l mi hat -n .. tn ely that I wjaohlly
l^.?tf~',,'?J.^''r,'???*?< ?"?,1 *??"? I-*"*.
,'/...,".',K*'m "" ?i'?RMt?*-l ** Ithln
.le*.ed l_t?iui|*y? wa* *0Urely cured.
*___,*_T!__ ?*???? M. -I mi tents, hy
-all or al Di nf ?i?u, _.Ll B , __AM ^^jj,
?-?.. UW*g_,N.\,
FROM THE OLD WORLD.
From the great London [Eng.) Timet.
Anion* the rotiny specifics introduced to tlie
public for the cure cf dyspepsia, twllKtvitton, ilcranne
lnents of varloua kinda, and as a Kcnernl family medicine,
none bare met with auch genuine appreciation a* Hop
Blttera. Introduced to thl* country but a comparatively
ahort time alnce, to meet the great demand for a pure,
aafe and perfect family medicine, they have rapidly in
ereaaed In favor until they are, without question, the
most popular and valuable medicine known. It* world?
wide renown I* ant due to the awlvertlalmr it ha* received!
lt is famous by reason of it* inherent virtues. It does all
that is claimed for lt. It discharges Its curative powers
without any of the evil effects of other bitter* or medi?
cine, being perfectly safe and harmless for the most frail
woman, smallest child and weakest Invalid to use. Few
are the homes indeed where tho great dinoovery has not
already been hailed a* a deliverer and welcomed aa a
friend. It doe* what others afteet to do. Composed of
simple materials, lt ls a marvel of delicate and successful
combination. Nothing ls wonting. Meaty innred'cut
goea straight to thc mark at which it 1* aimed, and never
fail*. Pleasant to the palate, agreeable to the stomach
and thoroughly effective as a cure, lt ha* wou for Itself
the confidence of all.?iTiraes, London, Lng.
A Few I n-t.li- ii. il 1,+ttrrn From
Thou Mundt* Keceivrd.
February 0, 1882.
I have tried expsrlments on myself and others with
nop Hitter*, nnd can etwlty recommend them as a pleas?
ant and efficacious medicine, f have found them spe?
cially nsef ul In cases of eongestion of thc kidneys, a* well
as in bilious derangements.
nev. J. Mu.fiKR. M v..
Hector to the Ou.e of B-tabargfe.
V.H. coimi.Ait. Mani ilKSTER, F.ng., Nov. 8, 1HH-.
Gentlemen:?Mn co writing you of the great bencllt I
hal derived from taking" Hop Hitters," I gave a friend
a bottle, who had been suffering much from dyspepsia
and slncglsh liver, atnl the change wa* marvellous; SS
appeared BBWthfir hoing altogether. Be Bsd tries' sev
cinl tither remedies withoat ntiy lieiietit. I could uutuo
over ? do'cn other nilrBeuloa* cures.
Aiti'in nc Ham., Osses-srCBtra.
bOSSeS*, ling.. Sept. 1, 1882.
T*m pleased to testify to tho good effects of ymir
" llu'i Hitters." Havo lieen siiCcrlng a long time with
severe pain In the left side and across the loins, ami hav?
ing tried a iiniiilier nf sn citied remedies without Bay
In nellt, I am glad I.i BSk-OWlSdfS tilt- peel rein-r I halo
obtained from your inotliciiie.
CBABUB Watsox.
C0LCHB8T-H. Em*., Aug. 18, 1882.
Gentlemen:?I was troubled with it very bod form of
indigestion for a long time, uml tried many tilings in
vain until I cot some ?? lf,,p Hitters," mid un takitii' SIBS
tillite cnn il. nml remain so till tatt Hine, lt kl ii')**' three
iiioiiths ago since I wa* hud. V. linn..
From n*v. J. C. ROTCF., M. A. Oct. 30, ISS'2.
Dear Sir?:-I have lals_f fliiislir-il my flrst bottle of
"Hop Hitters." After having for many veers suffered
acutely from rheumatic gout (inlertteil) I feel so much
tn tter. mid chu walk so much Blore I nely, shoal- Ilks
tu continue the use of it. I write to ask univ in.in.v bot?
tles to" will |,t tue have foi- Ul, SO Unit I may ulwuys
have some in stink.
From Ould Ireland.
Hop nuleri Co. Di nil"*. Nov. '--2, l
QeattSBBSBI?Tea may bs interested to lcirn th.it one
rf tho must etiiitii'llt .tiltt.es BBthe Irish bellell lu ol
iiiineinf mine) highly approves of yonr Hop Bitters,
boring received great benefit from their use.
T. T. BOUt-S, i re'inist.
ALSXABDSti PAtACB, }
LOS-OS, Lng., Apiti ls, UM S
I flnil Hop Hitters a most wondt rf ul DMdfeal eotiiliimi
tinn. hfolthful. Iilood piiiifyin. ntid -ttroii.tlifiiitiL-. I
ma, frittn boaiy.is m trill im from medlcalknowledge,
highly recommend them ns a valuable family medicine.
iiAiin mia Wallu t (Kitbabo, supt.
f.f-Dox. Kng., Feb. 1, 1MB
OeBfle-SSBS? For years I have been a sitflercr from
kidney complaint, anti from u-lug your Hop Hitters BBS
entirely cured, and BBB recommend tln-m te all siilleting
Iittin such disease, WILLIAM llAniils.
siiiinKi.i), ling, June 7, IWnt
f-Ir:?Having suffered frou. cxtrcmo nerrous tlcbilitij
for fmir pi ors, and having tried all kinds of medicine and
ehS?JN of scene and air witlmiit deriving any benefit
whatever, 1 was pena?dod by b friead to try Hop Bit?
ten, sad the effect. I BU happy tO suv, was mort mar?
vellous, rintel the-e cireiims.taiiint I lei-i lt my duty to
i;iie this testluioiiini forthe benefit of other*, sa 1 may
^.tt t nm now entirely well; then-lore [ eau justly and
with loniidi in c Ki*e personal tsatlaMtay to any ono
wishing to call upon ms. Your* truly,
Bsaai it n.t..
N Oitwicit, Fng., Juno '.''). 1HH..
To the Hop Jlxttert t o.
t'eiitli-nien:?Having suffered for many yours from
blllou.-lie-.-i, uer.unpinned with sickness nnd dreadful
liead.iclie Hieing greatly fatigued with oven* t*rk and
long hours at business), I lost all Basis/, stieaata sad
appetite. I was advised by a friend in whom I had --vii
i-uch bcnetli lal effects to try Kop Bitters, and a lew
bottles have u/ilte altered and rcstor.-d nie le better
health than ever. I have also recommended lt to other
friends, ami nm pleased lo adi with the like re.ult.
Every slain rea make for it I can fully Indorse, aud
recommend it as un InoomparaMs tonic.
Yours faithfully, 8. W. Fitt.
From i, ? ' 111:111*,.
Kai.k.iuai ii"i (itiiii.iny, Au-r. 38, 1881.
Hop Hitters Cn.
I)ear8trs:--I havo taken your most precious essence
Hop Hitters-aad lean already, after so short a time,
assure you that I feel much better thuu I have felt for
mouths.
I havo had, during the courae of four years, three times
an Inflammation of thc kldnci s. The lest, la .Iiinuary,
1886 *vas the worst; and I took a lot of medicine to euro
the sun,e. iii eoiiKet|iit ni e ol w Un h in* stoinat ll gol ter
riint winkened. 1 suffered tram 1110*1111011.. pain*, bad
lo bear areal torments when taking nnurlslnneiit, had
sleepless iilchts, but m.ne nf the Dedie?IS tVBSOf the
least use to me. If OB, la eOBSBqueneS of taking Hon
Hitter*, tin se p.ius uud Ineonvenienoea have entirely
left me, I have a cooal nicht's rest, and am sullieiently
elren.thiMied for wm W, "lille I BlwajTB hint to lie down
dunn,; thc day, and this almost every hour. I shall
think lt my duty lo recommend the Hitters to all who
suffer, for I am "tile I eiuiiiot fItiti:k the Loni ctn.11.11 thal
I cams across your preparation, und I hope He will
maintain yoe a long time to come for tho well are of
butlering niaiiitiu 1. Yours verv truly,
PAUU.1K Mai issue, (lehr. Hosier.
I'roiii l*ortiifi*;al and Spain.
Gentlemen:?Though not in the habit ot psalslas
patenl mctliciue.-t, which for the BSSSt part aro not ouly
uselesabut Injurious, I have constantly tiHt-d Hop Hit?
ters for the past four years in cases or Uidlcestiou. de?
bility, feebleness of constitution ami in alt dteessss
caused by poor or bed ventilation, want of air mid rier
ci-c. oicrwork and want of appetite, with the most per
f. .I laessea
I hui the first who introduced your Hop nitter* In
portugal ami Spain, where they are now used very ex?
tensively. Yours very truly,
BAtlOl I EFOSTF. I1RI.I.A,
Profession de Chemic el de l'harmacic, I'oiutlu- Lui
vet-ity, Coimbia, Portugal.
DR. RAD WAY'S
ir
THE (.REIT BLOOD PURIFIER.
FORTiiKi't'RE 01 au onowio D_aBAa_M
. . I -. -. ... .H.. ,a.|F ./.?a .run..-I . , i-,.--^-^, r lt|I|M,t>l | |||J
jiialnta. (lout Dropsy, I'.lc-ct*. s_lt lliieii'ii. Ilriiiietiuli, f?a
?uuiptioo Kidney, Bladder, tiver (Jotnplalnta, jtc.
1*1" ki i'l SC- 1 in; BLOOD, kkstorinu UKALTR \vn
VIOOIl 1 I.KAU skin and IlKAUIT ll'I. UOBPLBX.
lOBUBi t 1: LU 1<J ALU Price SI per Botllo.
Rat R? I..
RADWAYS READY RELIEF.
TIIK. CU KA l'Ks IA Ml IMT MK I) KI Vi; fOB I'WI I I.V
1 -!. in THI \itmi.i).
COUOIIH, COLDS,
rifPIITllKHIA, INFLUENZA,
cured snd iireventod
IIY KAHWAYS KKADY III'I.IKI-'
It II Kl M ATI SM, BBC BALGI A.
Hl.ADACMK, TOOI ll .CHI
IIUAHSENK.S-., HOKE I'll KOA I*. DIKITCL'LT BHKATS
PAINS IN lilli BAA K. 1 IIK.HT Olt MU 111,
relieved iii u, few -Minutes
BY RADWAY'H KKAfiY ll KM RF*.
MAI.AIDA I'l'KI'.l) la lu w.tr.t for ns.
Prlie, .0 ctul* per bottl*. Mold hy tiru*,-lit.
Radway's Requlatina Pills!
perfeerivt lateleae, atefsntly no t ? t. tor um oars if ah im.
nrdet?.it HM ItBBMi li. liver, liowel*, -idnev., hUtldnr, lOAlarl*
In ll* v?rli.n? 1.nina Berren* i,i..-_vt., tte*d*oba, ooo* iii
iimi.. ...liven.-.., in ii*.-.tin,1. i*-*p ,.,, (j ,,.,
fever, inllainiu.tllon of ititi t-ot-el^, pile*, *n,| _n t|er4U.'e.ueiiti
of the Interiiatl vi-t'lA, Pilli;)-. _j t'iCN I'S I'KIt ujX
bold by all drug?l*i*.
ROLLERS
ri' u
Ij AW \ TE WIS
CBOQUIT Vl.orNi>s,
I.AV..NH ANIl 1'ATIIN.
ri)e*e Holler* Ii*ve oriniment_l
erd t'latet unit our intuit 1
handle* Mix alie*, 160 to .. n it,,,
Also the new
UuirUerbecker Uwu .tlov'.r.
Hom Heel*, etc, cte
CAKB A iluBMO.N i.lmlteil
__ 47 Cliff SC, N?*. vork. *
*^?la*7. Bargee PiUat, H.t.
"THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATEBS."
British Medical Journal.
'* Tonic, Restorative, and Enlivening."
Dr. Thilenius.
"Exhilarating, good for Loss of Appetite."
Peter Squire, Chemist to the Queen.
ANNUAL SALE, IO MILLIONS.
Of all Grocers, Druggists, and Mineral Water Dealers.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
IT LEADS ALL.
"Soother Mood punrr Inn medici ne ls made, or ha* sver b*ea
prepared, which *o completely meats th* wanta ot physlciaaa
ind the _en*ral public a*
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
It lead* the list _a a truly sclentlfla preparation Ior all blonl
dlsea..ea. If there ls alni kinx taint of Scrofula ab mt you.
Alf TllW? II I Araa's Sarsaparilla will di*lod*-ei?a_d
8tttUff ILA ?pel Ufrom-our ,y,t6m
Fore.onstitntlonal or ?tirofuloiis Catarrh, ATBa'S Saesa
CiTlKRH PAKII.I.A 1* th* tail ieilie.tr. Uh., em e.l
aiiisii ?,,_, ,rTi*u, emma, it win stop thern .ui.1
SBSStlftSl til", harne.1. sod rauiove tbe *l. keoiu* odor ot tb*
breath, which ar* indication.*! of ? scrofuton* origin.
I I rrnnj- ? **iiltto, t*x.. Sept. 28, i?.*i2.
-lit I-nu tal .-Atti,? ,-? of two year* one *l mr chll
drcn wa* terribly afill. t*.l witb nb.erou*. miinliif ?o e.. na
CAIlPa lt* fae* sod net k. At the mont tlmeiu*ye*
?*1*"1' were swollen, much lnri-mied aud very sore.
SllRF FVP"** **aVSlSa_as told it* tbat a powerful niter.
OUIi-i PjI-.- atlre medlrlue mu.t be etniitoycd. Tle-T
united In reiominentUns' AVKU's SA IO. ACHILLA A few dose*)
produced a perceptible Improvement, which, by an adherence
to your directions, wat continued to arompUto and penna.
neut tore. No evidence bas ?lnc* BpassiS t of the exl.ton ?*
of any scrofulous tendencle* : and no treatment of any di*,
order was ever attended by more prompt or effectual results.
Yours truly, u. 9. Joa-aoa"
PRKPAIIKl) HV
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co, Lowell, Mass.
Hold by ali Dr-gclst* , $1, gi. boitlea lor SJ
BOSTO
AND ALI, NKWENGLAND POINTS, VIA
STONINGTON URE,
(TM IBSIDB itot'TF.?,
Coinmcuclnft- MUNKAV, MAY 7, thc elegant steamers
RHODE ISLAND
ii
Wilt leave dally Similar* excepted) at.r> P. Sf. from 1'ler No.
3;l North River, loot of.av nt , iirrli'ln? at BSfltOS SSS A.M.
BBBUCXD I-'Aiil-:. ai to it.i-tini, fm InflBSTI tu L.t.
For sal* at all pi int Ij al ticket mUett,
I), s. B * BOOCB, ITiHiilenL
V. W. rori'LK, Acting liencial Paaaaai tr Agent.
REFRIGERATORS
FOK MALE OM.V BY
LEK _ CONGEE,
COI AMI MB SIXTH-A.ENITE,
l.'d'AH AM 1.34(1 UKO.tHWAY.
POWERS &WEIGHTMAN,
-UNUFACTURING Cl I EMI".IS.
PHILADELPHIA,
NI'.W YORK OffTIOB?M MAIDEN LANI-!
Offer to the Wliole-aln Drus Trade and tlioee wiro buy In
similar quantities, an assortment ot
1 III'.MK'AI.s 1 Mcain liiiil, I'lintot-r-plile. and for tbe Arts.
lnclndinirQl'iNiA.Hulpbato Acetate. Bromttle, etc Molt.
1*111 A, Sulphate Aietate, Hroiultle, etc. CINVHON IlllA,
CINC'IIONIA. Calomel, Corrosive Sublimate. l'OTAS
SH.1 M. Iodide an* Bromide, ITtrtc amt Tartaric IBM I.
Nitrate Silver. Sulphuric. Murun.' aud MM* Acid,, I.i.vu
Salt*. Blue Vitriol, Chloroform, Ha_3a_a_| calcined He-vy,
Bl?muUi prep?ration?, Strychnia, Sulphuric Watta, etc.
SOLID SILVER.
The Gorham Company, Silver?
smiths, have a variety of small Cased
Goods in patterns which they have
discontinued making, and aro offering
this line of goods at about thirty
three per cent loss than formei'
prices.
37 UNION SQUARE.
CARRIAGES
RjBmn
ROAD WACONS
Ot the IIi?he?t -Excellence, .Corablnln.-.
FASHION
A>l>
QUALITY.
"With a rt'imintion ni.-iint iii nrrl
Tor more t lum a quarter of a cen.
tury, and re<*oarni_a?-d by the mot*
critical huy<*n* in the ebie! citie*
ot tho country.
Itubbor Cushioned Axle*, im*
partinii Suii-tyand Kii-e. un- used
exclusively.
B-EWSTER&GO.
[OF BROOME STREET,]
BROADWAY,
47TH TO .STH-STREEr, NE W-YOR!.*
(ONLY* PLACE Olf MUMU
The public will bear in mind wa
have no connection with a com?
pany advertising a similar Minn.-.
TO LET
IN THF. NEW WIH9 OP
TH TIIB1H lilli.!.!..
One or two lartf** rooms suitable for law lirra%
publishers or advertising; agencies. A few small
rooms. A small basement store on Spnice-st. A
store on Park Kow, with sub-basement iitnl uso of
steam elevator. One large banking room.
Tlie Inbuilt.* Building ui the nearest to Brook?
lyn Undue, now almost ready for public travel, and
is absolutely lire-proof. Every room in the build*
nu: is occupied with tho exccptiou of the feif
above named.
I
Le Boutillier Brothers,
of 23rd Street.
OPENBNC DAY
TUESDAY, NAY 8.
John Le Boutillier and Charles Le Boutillier have taken the handsome
building formerly occupied by the Co-Operative Dress Association, where
they will continue to offer the best qualities of standard
DRY GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES.
rhey invite their friends and the ladies of New-York and vicinity to favor
them with a visit on their
OPENING DAY, TUESDAY, MAY 8.
They have added new departments under the most efficient management, for
the sale of
Cloaks, Suils, Ladies'and Children's Underwear, Bridal Trous?
seaux, Upholstery, &c.
Le Boutillier Brothers,
of 23 rd Street.
31 AND 33 WEST 23rd-St, 10 AND 12 WEST 24th-St
Royal
Baking
Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE.

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