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to act as you have acted and that your and their COM
bined efforts, may dispense the cloud of misfortune
and suffering, that hangs hrcateningly over this
city.

CRIME-CRrME.-At the Board Of Aldermen on
Monday evening last report submitted that
showed an increase of complaints made at the Police
offices in this city in the year 1896 over ls35-up to
the 18th Of September of lo4O and an increase in this
year. ending the lst of September 1886, of 30Gs
The increase up TO lst Of September, 1886 may be
accounted for from the great increase of population up
to that tme-but the astounding increase of criminal
complaints, up to last September be attributed
no such cause. IL is owing in great beyond
doubt, t. the great revusion and the Indebtedness it
has produced and the evils that il has induced.
The crime induced by misery itself will make very
small amount of the great increase compared with the
opportunities which knavery has had of making boun
tful harvest and by deviating from the course in
which their fears kept themcosng the door too often
against their return The number of rogues that have
been made or drawn out by the most fraudulent most
vexatious and most infamous system Of shinplasters
alone If IT could be ascertained would be most curl
Gus record. We engage to say that the rredeemable
rag merchants and traders have contributed out their
respectable body full compliment to those pleasant re-
treats, Backwes Island and Sing Sing.
There is many and many man, have no doubt
whose liberty life will hereafter be forfeited the
laws he has violated who will lay his first step in
crime to the facilities which the issue of shnpasers az
forded him to commence his fatal career.
We that the public will upon all occasions re-
fuse any and all kinds oirredeemabe trash that may be
offered them. 1t is duty tina, they themselves
and to society and will merely protect them indi
vidually but collectively. Crime is making fearful
march-we muststop its progress if we
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MIR. HoIley I'm regard to the Poor.


1t sometimes happens, sir, that an editor in the
faithful discharge of his duty, has to severely
the condsct Of public officers. These gentlemen TOO
unfrequcnty come TO their posts unpreparcd for and
unconscious of the duties therein enoined, and hence,
like too many ministers, they disgrace the calling for
which they were never ordained But sir, If in the
discharge Of his duty the public, whose guardian he
is or ought TO be- editor has the unpleasant task
of annadvertng upon the public conduct Of one who
in private life may be most estmable, the pleasure
that he feels in acknowledging merit where merit is
so rare, is at least proportionate.
To you, sir belongs the merit Of a faithful dis
charge of your duty in regard TO your suffering and
afflicted citizens. Yoa have taken up the con
amore-you have followed il up diligently and if the
appreciation of free and independent press, and the
commentator it can convey, is pleasing TO YOU, 1t Is
need which you have earned and which you shall
have.
II would be a work of superoregation sir, TO tell
you Of the distress that prevails-you know it, you
feel IL or you could have taken the step that you
have 10 alleviate It.
Its not one measure that you have proposed only,
nor two-but many. You have watched narrowly
TO advantage the poor upon all BETTING OCCASIONS,
and you will have taught your fellow laborers at
council boards one important lesson, the great good
that may be achieved by an individual in a worthy
cause.
There is one resolution Of yours, which hus been
adopted at the Board Of Assistant Aldermen, that we
cannot suffer TO pass over without comment IL u
that il be referred a committee charity, TO en-
quire into the expedency Of establishing public soup
houses throughout the city for the purpose Of supply
ing the poor and destitute with food, during the pre-
ssnt nclement season. and that the committee be re-
quested to report upon the same without delay"
This is measure ofthe greatest importance II must
appear obvious to ALL that If il is necessary to supply
the poor Of the city with provisions il essential that
the station houses should be numerous. To have one
only, would be 20 compel the poor and suffering, to
come, many of them, tedious distance for a scant
pttance and where it took them, as It must some
times do from the little employment they might have,
il woud defeat the purpose for which is instituted.
II the attention to such mirutsr. is the trouble
of thinking sir, concerning those whom the Almighty
for some all wise purpose suffers to be afflicted, that
calls forth the peculiar commentators of the just
There are a great many who are very liberal with
their money and who would give or squander Il away
al random, provided they are not troubled about it
but IL Is the trouble which those who are capable OF
taking in such matters that proper direction
Of oil funds appropriated for benevolent purposes, and
an insurance Of the necessities and comforts that may
be obtained by them.
We heartily trust that your ardo may excite other.
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INLA~D ROUTES TO THE SOUTH AND
i SOUHWEST-Through the cities oi New York, Phlaae
pha and Baltimore, to Washngton-The route Is well known
and unsurpassed in facilities of communication by in the
country.
Frsm Washngt the Metropolitan Mail Line
Sixty miles OF ths passed in steamboats, down the
OF tina Potomac9 miles IN stages to Fredericksburg
read mantaned In good order)6l miles the Rcbmond
and Frede rckburg raroad-2l miles the Richmond and
Petersburg turnpike 60 miles the Petersburg and the
OR enyie and Roanoke railroads, and 575 miles in
Roanoke through Raegn Fayetteville Columbia. &c
Augusta. Geo. Railroads. stages steamboats, complete the
line thence To New Orb ans
The above connected Daily Line, running with the ut
regularity and d. srntch.
Passengers should leave Philadelphia in the morning. and
reach Richmond in less than TWO days and Augusta little
than SIX days, from New York.
In addition TO- and brand hing from this, the Washington
and Charleston Steamboat LHe.
To the Roanoke the is pursued above. Sta
taken Wilmington, l6n miesand the
boat thence Charleston The stages r-weeky
to Wilmington and the steamboat weekly Days for cav
ing Washington meet the boasun lays and Thursdays
and Philadelphia the preceding mornings. Fare through
from Washington City Charleston by that route S4 Time
required, about four days.
from the Metropolitan Line at Raleigh passing through
Greensboro 10 MAedgevie Geo. This line through Green's
boro' also by wythe Court House. Va, to Nashville
Tennessee.
III The attention of travellers is invited these routes
whsre they will find all uicous Tor their
DIV, comfortable, and safe journey
Richmond, Va. Nov. Is, 1881 n2s-lw'
THE sHAN sP EAKE-By JOHN NIBLO, No. II
in complete order and well stored with every delcacy
the market affords The cooking and attention Inferior
other establishment In the city.
An orders attended to from In the morning till II night
Private dinner and supper parties furnished the shortest
uce, having comfortable rooms for the purpose.
Wsntedat the above place, first cook None need
Aso-5 large convenient lodging let furnished In
quire at the above place. H25-ln-
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COURT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRoRs-Mon-
day, Nov. 81, l537.-Daniel Speaker Nicholas Van
Alstyne, survivor, &c. Mr. Beardsley concluded his
argument for The plaintiff Mr. Daniel Cady and 5. Ste
vens were heard for the defendant.
Senators a5sent-Messrs. l.. Beardsley, Edwards
Hunter, Livingston, Van Dyck and Young.
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90 The Park perfectly crowded last evening
to see I.ecompte in La Bayaderc the Augusta and the
Lecompte making distinct parties in this city
there are but few fencemen.
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Gregory's Vanilla Cream Candy,
IT CARD-The above very justly celebrated Candy
be had genuine, together with general assortment OF
and other Confectionery all made o refined Sugar
and warranted pure No. l3 WiaR street. and 82lA
broadway, by H. GREGORY, the original inventor Of the
Vanilla Cream Candy. o4-3m'
Premium Chenille Hats.
TT MRS. NJ. ID. HODGE, of the Premium Tuscan and
Straw Hat Store, $50 Grand ST. having awarded
by the Committee OF the GreA Tenth Annual Fair the
Amer Institute, for her splendid Chenille Hats, manuac
tured without stitch she has completed
ccssary supply hsse truly elegant Hats suitable the
and respectfully invites ladies and merchants
to inspect the same. nl6-lm'
Cheap Fashionable Boot store.
III H. NEWELL ~ Canal IT. corner OF Wooster, gives
notice he Is constantly receiving his factory Boots
e every description, which is and will sell at redu
eed prices for cash.
ny devoting his attention exclusively 10 the manufacture
Boots he IL enabled up better article. and by selling
he cheaper than be purchased la the
cyor in other words obvaes e necessity Of taxing good
for the delinquency Of bad custosners
NIB Water Proof Beots from "a 10 355o-Boys Winter do.
from " s2H $50 I'm
Brown a. Co., One Priced Hat store.
II THE subsc ibcrs, since the 1884 have aimed
Furnishing the public with elegant and substantial
Hat of the graceful form at the accommodating
prize Of So They say that their efforts have
by during the last three moa,h In beauty
finish any retoforc offered, and stand preeminen
among those higher prices worn by the fashion able part Of
the community.
rhey have Just completed their arrangements sell plain
Caster Hat for $780, which in point OF style and hnish ee
OF the highest prices All sales for cah and deviation in
BROWN CO.
hl6-3m' 17s Chatham Square, cor. Mott st.
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10 The State House ofthe city of Jefferson con
umed by fire on the 9th inst.
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cINGLE HATS, FOR CASH, AT WHOLE.


j "A CARD-F WALLIS, having Completed the
the opening OF shionale Hat rs
t,blshment would inform his friends and the community
lie prepared offer for the inspection Of
those who may honor him WIKI visit al article which be
iondly hopes will be found suited To their desires.
appearing before the Fashionable World To manufacture
and provide this essential article o dess and TO suit
the various AVID culariies Of OF taste, the
proprietor nsbe Of the magnitude Of the underal ing
but with perfect confidence in the experience he has
derived during many close and practical
plicaon to this most particular branch Of the business
Information Of those who chose 10 favor him.
proprietor woui his decided determination To deal
strictly the CnA Principal The acilss OF purchasing
material for manufacturing errely or. as,is weuld
leave the judgement II decernng public, peegingi M
self that pains expense shall be waning On sptto
secure the appreciation 90 his and engaging
wachful, anticipate tser desires lie woudsocu
casda unbiased inspection the goods OF has preducton
Of Umbrellas Stocks, Gloves, Brusne
Lc constantly onsband. n7-7nt WALLIS. no Broadway
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LAsHInNABLE DRESS MAKING AND
II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LASC All, "A wouId res nertluly

II MISUNDERSTANDING AsCALA would respeciIulIy
inform the ladies' that has eiah herself In the above
business nj No Isl West Broadway e Chapel treet She
aers herself from her Europe that she will be
able entire satisfaction those who her
their she constantly receives the latest fash
ions Paris for cloaks bonse &c Terms mod
ders nl31ms
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HOUSE oE HEFHE : n mi NT.


III ANN STREET.
Or THE proprietor this well known establ shment con-
puess heretofore supply his customers with the deca-
sies Oft the best manner The quality
vands andn very soderae charges, evident from
the aerne which he public are pleased daily 70
Hi efforts shah be, asst hey have heretofore been,
merit ss onnuance and tosseure TO h house that epu-
ta,Ioni excellence and accommodation which has Tor so
osg time main AIMED. nslmr sWEENS
MO CURE, Nh PAY.--SALT RHEUM, TET-
IN TERs, RINGwORN, SCALD HEAD, BARBEKS,or
JACKSON ITCH and all other diseases Of the skim
efecuaiy cared by the use Of SANDS REMEDY FOX
SALT RHEUM As II has now been tested IN upwards of9oO
without in instance having failed to cure any disease
this class To render douby sure and In order
that thus afflicted need for moment hesitate 10 make
immediate this valuable Remedy, the subscribers
guarantee all cases. the money shall he refunded
Not instance of fifty has occurred where
has cost The ~ effect perfect Tes
manias Gifts efficacy almost daily received and can be
exhibited application nj the ~ the prspretor A. b.
D. Sands Ne. 100 Fulton, corner Of wlliamst Price w.
n2gmt
IrON CONsUMPTiON, GUILDS. COUGHS,
kc-Than myself, person have greater dsrelish
for ausckerv thing especially IN iicise; but believe
good he obtained from quack nedcine and there
fore, being troubled with cough pain In chest, and ch
Guilty breathing Ibengh the physicians could not
me would try the quacks SO selected that which sppesr
ed 10 plausible, Or Tayors Basam 81 Liverwort,
and hottie Of did good than all
the medicine had taken from physicians for two
have bottles and consider health fu.
w restored have couEh the pain hss ef and feel
fu ofheab caused doubt NY The effects Of this medicine.
wM q. OsTRANDER, Heboken, NJ
This medicine Is sold genuine Al No 375 sowcry. n2o-,
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5 AA,IIT7s s22 IEETE

Mrs. BIRDS CELE SUI InlN6
lVa SyRUP FOR CHILDREN CUTTING TEETH
TO MOTHERS AND NURSEs-Msthers and nurses are
informed inabe remedy prepared by Mrs Tor
children eehng-a remedy which has been tbs reans ~
ing the lives darling babe even when the commissions
bav. banied all skill II Is only 10 rub the cbd
with The effect recovery and as " ~ 50 er
tremey pleasant the taste child viii mind the npphea
ton. II crcua 10 Opening the pores OF the gums
previous appearance ~ teeth And viii also be found
excellent bedside companion mothers IN
venting commissions fsve nc. arising from pains In the gum
the chrds waking IN the night by immediately app ying
os1 snr MRS BIRD, Division stress-
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-For the accommo
daton residing the 10 part Of the city, and
strangers remaining the different hotels NJ u. COHEN
proprietor the celebrated Embrocaion for the 81 Rbeu
matis has IN addsn his establishment ut 2io liz lson st.
opened branch Office fer the sale NJ the specific ~ 2i Fulton
street two doors from Nassau street n2Alm1
TlCA r. INsTR UMENTs-Jus linz
lVu ported Tor sale wholesale retail al WOODS Tool
store, No Chamers, Of Chatham st. large
above Of superior quaiyprse varying from %
90.
NJ r. Fer sale-King's Turning Lathes-Ds ans Parallel
vicewfh the usual assortment " mechanics tools ~ FIRST
rate quality. oSo-lm'
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q THE NEW y9a Sn cHRaioat MANUFACTURING
Bleaching Salts, Copperas,
Aqua Forts, Nitric Acid,
Blue Vitriol Mang anese,
And many other articles in the line Of their business.
Orders viii be received at Banking house. No PIC
Broadway or Al the office OF their No 81 West
n2o-ly- GEO. D. GILBERT, Agent.
THE cLAarNb SHs Hh ssSn.T corner imam.
pee isne nor 1,s TOR q the american eric Hotel
has been placed under his charge, ard
o pgnea 'o sg reception Of company The dnag hour j.
n27 'e'"'D 4ppy Ep DSs 0 SiifoRD
DIR. EsEEh Il or IF TIE ocj %.fs
ATTENDS TO DISEASES
AND IMPERFEcfioSs OF III II VISION ONLY.
sPECTACLEs
The Eye examined and spectac-s adapted suit tho par
Hours Ct consultation from II to O'Clock, Office sos
u Private entrance in Duane street n2om.
u. Al Y ID T. ,L's
Clinton Han, No 5 ! s e 4 y street 1 81
NEW YORK. nl6-lm-
BussIN ~ CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
DRESSING CASES. POCKET Books,
Russia Leather a. Rose Wood Writing Desks
A ms, .,n.,,, PATENT 1T MoNEy Belts
most superior and Indispensable article Tor travellers, who
:, . regard safety and convenience
40 an 60 exisn.Se s e h:y St f
@ M o every a1ay and size from 80 ns 70 SIS do
zen IRON 70 - inches constantly hand and manuactur
he tc l'u Eases o. e''' SMELL s sasn s'
s SPYETth T. Fes $. s st, AED
e1trs rneg low prices The following new goods
Soy table cs sert III !: kinds SSis'
Wade, and Butchers, and ElioI's Razors
Britannia, plated and japanned wares
Edge tools. Phases and Files Of different makers
Collins, SlmmOnd's and stones Axes,
500 Guns 800 Rifles, 1000 pair Pistols
pun pan,a materials ner Tor Gansmhs ,
yeln Strings and Violins
German and French Fancy Goods in lots to suit gurs.a
NOTICE TO FIREMEN,
And all others who wish keep their feet dry during
~ H. NEWELL al 81 Canal street, respectfully gives no.
uce that he has succeeded in manufacturing the much desired
WATER PROOF BOOT,
a e es,s 10 u be Psree pc % wssr which
labor and materially al the reduced price of five dollars
Constantly on hand, oenseens fine boots from sa25
$500 olo-Sm+
Pickslay,s Peruvian Steel Cutlery.
TIE SUBSCRIBER has just received. and osers for
e and a" . se
sERHvS PRszoR with p., Ivory and
Baes H9s1 handles god and set ready for use
ing Pearl Ivory Black Horn Ra1or every
PERUVIAN STEEL PEN AND POCKET KNIVES,
with l, ?, 8, and blades warraIscd.
Cards containing dozen OF DIks Penknives,
sorted patterns.
Three beautiful Rosewood multum in parvo" DRESSING
CASES, the most compact travelling made
Two splendid Rosewood Cases. each containing IS
ces, silver handled TABLE CUTLERY
Rosewood Writing Desks Dressing Cases Ladies' Work
Boxes Military Travelling Cases Dressing Rels Ladies' Cut
lery Cases, nc. &c &c.
w. NJ. PICHSLAY,
81 CEDAR STREET,
Or~r Johnson 4 Co.'s Psrffaery Store,
Corner Of William and Cedar
s2i -dL w-Sms
Vanilla IN Ca ndv.
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JOHN GIEBERT
Bsgs inform AS friends md the public that he has
eed tie
Commission Business
THE CITY OF NEW YoRK.
LIB RAJ VANCES
win be made
Cotton, aud all other articles OF Produce
CONSIGNED TO him.
~ He will also purchase merchandise for country
merchants order commission and exercise his
judgment and In the selection OF Goods From
long experience In mercantile pursuits ina wing ended 10
business of the southern Of
and the five years in this city, he hopes 10 rrceve liberal
patronage. The despatch unhiHchng sdhe-
renee 10 nssrucuons will he strictly observed.
Office 1856 Pearl tairs s4-Sme
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- FINE SHORT NAP NUTRIA, PLAIN
CASTOk AND SATIM-BEAXEK uAIS are MN

IzA
CASTOR AND SATIN-BEAvER HATS are sow
offered TO the citizens Of New York the
- bishment Of HOWELL CO, 12s Chatham street
upon the following terms The price OF all their silk hats
GLIDING short maps win be three dollars Al their fur hats.
long and hort consisting Of nura and plain CASTOR
be four dollars A. The snbsebe have taken the utmost paips
10 get these bats with the
finish they viii nct sell except FOR cash. the above
bshed prices, from which they will In addition
umbrellas, and splendid assortment consisting of
ne,ry forty different Minds and pa,terns together with
Of fancy and other brushes jus received Poland
which they enabled to sell opehrd less than the usual
prices HOWELL co.
o2s3ms 1876 Chatham. spposite Roosevelt 81
I AMPS CHANDELIERS NC.-Tha subscriber
IL inform his friends and the public in general that
he has received by arrivals from Europe an eegsnt az.
the articles which ne oers for
sale unprecedented low prices for cash. wholesale and re-
tail, viz:
Astral lamps, in gait, bronred marble, and glass pillars
Mamie DO IN DO 40 do do viii
rich glass pans and drops.
Hanging chandeliers for candies from TO 80 lights
Book lamps, Or drawing rooms, from 2 10 s.
Elegant stand sandeabras carrying from IS lighn
Elegan, mantle candesticks, pisis and ornameI tai
Hall lamps for oil and gas.
Hanging gas lamps, from u lights
Ladies wash tables, elegantly painted IN oil colorN
Ladies gilt buckles. slides head bands, &C.
Single and double barrel percussion fowlng piece
Duelling, holster, belt - pocket pistols
Plated casdlestcks, branches cruet frames
Tea kettles, bottes,ands nc. w. " wREAKS,
sz7-sms us Fultea 81
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ExSSAEGE .coSM.ssiAaSy,

IVI BANK AGENCY AND DISCOUNT OFFICE No.
Wall ST. New yorkThe Company having taken bank
ing house Of Messrs NJ Allen Co their services
buying, selling dscounng and collecting drafts n
the states favorable terms buying and sell
ling gold and silver and bank generally
plan which this institution have taken m giving ample security
uto the hands o dsnteesied gentlemen reputation aud
worth, have gained for the most unoubted condenceso
mach thlt their checks drafts the different banks
taken by the principal krokers and pass readily and the
rates the bills 81 the banks which they daws
nl.3mt
II PIEHCI, SPIRIT LAMP MAKER, No. 2e Diyis
~. onsi Tone door from Cinon w. returns his thanks
the public r ber patronage since commencing the above
business and hopes by strict attention. snd thorough know
edge ~ business 10 obtain Continuance % the taNo Tie
would also call their aueution his Rehectng lamps which
ar superior t. vet offered
lie would likewise request those who have no, used the
lawps cali ard Judge for themselves Of the
superiority OF this lights half the experse) over other
light used. Store lsmFss.
Personal attendance those who are fitting up stores
billiard tables other establishment where brilliant
light usn,ed feels conhden, he has lamps Suitable
for smrut IN the city country. lie also reminds
hs customers ssd friends tina, al Spirits delivered by him
ser, wagon. signed ench side hoard tack white
le,iers 81 Percy, Spirit Lamp, 2to Division 81"
NJ ~ His wagon wi ! call on regularly
week supply the Spirits Lamps wcks and glasses be
Obtained frop the wagon. Spirits delivered usual whou
ANY erirs charge
~ No connection with any other establishment ANN
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u Yes. Balm has been found In DR. JAyNE'S INDIAN
ExPECTORANr, Balm whose health powers
have be equalled We therefore az
nced child man. come try ~ Try in cough, cods,
sumption, astha sping II blood, and MI diseases of the
Lungs and Breast and viii deceive you II has truly
wrought Miracles In raising the afflicted the of death
and restored them to health to joy. ard to radnes Thcn
used H. and have found relief why
your Imay be had Of A. H. and D. SANDS, $50 fulton.
ror nj liam "A. n2a lru~
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p E~0 n ron HARTFORD.-TLe steam.
t,znS.rr-n5 boat CLEOPATRA, Captain REYNOLDS will
leave from Peck slip. r. H. every Tuesday
rhursday and Saturday afternoon, at 4 O'Clock.
FOR NEW LONDON AND NORWICH-The Steambons
CLFIoN VIII be in readiness Lyme carry passengers to
New Loncon and Aorwch without delay
ID. X. ALLEN, 1863 South st.
All persons forbid trusting any one on accoan n
the above boat owners. o2adtDIs
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4Ii.a s1aGisANGr. On THE NUIAL BANK
SNMOF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sending moEey 10 their
-riends In Ireland Scotana England be weekly
accommodated with drafts the bank Ireland payable
slght IN The different inland towns in England Ireland Scot
land and wales Those residing in - country sead their
money by post he letter pad which will be punctualy
attended to, and arecelp the Office 81
South street.. ROCHE BROTUERS co