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=. o Csrcuis Court.
Before JuS~s p~,,.

Fse 3-1his Court opesed for the Febru,rv
Ter. yesterday. The foiswisg gentlemen answer.
to heir ssmes, sEd we've sworn a. GOOD Jurors e.
Jean X Peter, foreman. Hezskiah w. BorneII
nnsh Carpenter, stephen Consver, Gilbert
DAVIS, ~, Good wis, Norm an Hickok. Gilbert Hon
kiEs, Trad HswIey, David Lee, o Moran' Abisbs
SAITH. John j. schernerbcrp. George c. Turasr.
lanes Van NostrHnd, John ID. Wendell
Tie Cosrs ties charged the jury, and stated thar
ecsssrsble busisess would probably be laid be-
them. after Which they retired Go their room
The petit Jary vas then called, and the Cont
sdJssrsed Go "Wednesday. Among the sr.miusl Lus-
'ssss 20 be setec upon. Is the charge against Paw
master hsrvsog, for converting public money 10 his
osn zee the ease Of Charles 4. MARTA and Johs
W. lsv,dsen, late 81 brig Cicers, charged with re-.
volt and matisy. ssd who were brcsght home q
ssert time ssaee an the slcop Of War Peacock.
several e'hers charged With similar crimes Henry
-ehri~vsr sed William Harding. master and mate
81 shir Henry Clay. charged With cruel punish.
meat % Wm Beneil, Nc.
Jsdge Belts sta ed that the District Court would
ep~s Al 10 ssd the Circuit at " o'clock during the
term Tbs ferwer 10 act upon the bankrupt es,es.
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SPRING FASHION FOR HArs.-Oranda Fish has
just got out his elegant spring fashion in the article
ofHa,s. This style is the second of the series of
original American fashions as commenced by Mr..
Fish last tall and the elegant and unique style Of
this hat cannot be surpassed 1t is also ten per cent
cheaper than most stores-the price being but 81 so
for the best quality. We shall consider these the
best and cheapest hats in the city till we see any
better.
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STEAM SHIP CLYDE. Captain Woodruff, viii
leave this morning at five o'clock, for Halifax.
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Co FREE AND ISpErESpEsr AssocrArror-The Bal
OF this which appointed 10 take place on
the LIST Of March, at Laay cite Hall, has been rscsmA.r
LY ros- rosEp, and will take piece st Military Hail. IN
the Bowery opposite Spring street, Thursday even
ing, March Q. BY order Of the Committee.
THOMAS DIXON, Secretary.
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~ M Tpr R,srx,. those charming voc alsts, were
honored with full house Fridsy last, at the Guy
Hotel, and they loud in aPPiaudinG tner peiiet
nance. The longer they remain snong ne we more
their sim nile touching melody appreciated They sang
deghuiy and many Of their pse;: ws, rr
.aa, ana nre,tv Tonight they give another Concert
at the Society Library We would not miss the opPcr,u
nitv of Al ,nding.
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ma Br WISE M cARryvL, is Q maxim should never he
Gotten You apply to all the relations Of life
hu with the greatest truth TO the condition OF
your bodily health. A cold commences. Are you then
wise or careful Nc-you neglect II until the most
fearful apprehsnsons arise respecting your existence
Neglect brings death At this Of the year you
should invariably carry about you package Of Psase
and Sons Hoarhound Candy; and by using Il in damp,
wise be careful in time Sold, wholesale and retail s
- Division street. Agents Reddng l6s state Boston
Zebar, 81 Dock street, Philadelpha. Pa; Rsules Co
8sltimorej Curns l. Co, 10 Exchange, New Orleans
Tobey, Cincinnati, Ohis1
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hospoN Noshr MAaxEr jan l3th, two o'cloek.-The
government broker continued his sales this
nave caused further decline in Coz soils. IL is
very favorable feature in the Money Market
san pear sueh heavy deliveries Of stock FOR ban
nc'c sna shows considerable tao, on the part OF t,
tnsnceilor 70 ehosing the when the dividend,
are pying 70 effect ire operatsn as he TINS dement's h
the monentsry increase OF cIrc ustion yx;hon,
heavily on the general state money The sale. TO-
ssJ nave been about 800 900, Ssh and Sal is helv
coed 100000 Tne actual prices are Consols for Mem
sad aeeoun sss 10 Il Reduced Three per Cents so 10
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90 CHATHAM THEArRE-As we expected, brilliant
assemblagc greeted the appearance Of John Scion last
night in his fsvorite part Of Jenny Tweher, which
he played as he only can play IT, lie was received
here, 10 calculated to prove highly proGtsbsts
himself and gratifying TO his many admirers He per
forms the part sgsn this evening and In addition to
which, the buretts Of Paris and London 10
performed and the admired Aierude Of the Rival Pages
Mrs. Thorne and Miss Mestaysr as Julie and Vsctorie
| ferrn i,,a he, firm O he (ye
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Gy- AMrNcsS MusEuH.-The efforts Of the m-nagSD
please the public remain unabsted. Never did an
in this city present meety Of the atirsc'
lions which put forth here tor twenty five ccnts.
lshment and every moment discover something new
Extensive additions daily making here The Model
of Dublin remains only this week. The perfoI msnces
consis. of unusual variety OF BY son
Of the most talented performers In America Thsnossi
experiment of Animal Magnetism will be performed 70
night. Also laughable scene Of ven,riloqusm. A
person will also appear and perform number OF times
on the Dulcimer on instrument which stood high IN
favor in the days Of Kings David and Solomon
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in SUCH The report is most ably drawn up, and
speaks Of the injustice done to Of vaults in
consequences Of the panic growing out Of the vel.
low fever in 1872. depriving them. without any
equivalent, Of their property. Laid on The table,
to be printed.
Communication from the Mayor enclosing copy
OF aproposed law now before the legislature in re-
ation to the support Of foreign paupers, together
with resolution Of Board Of Aldermen on the same
subject.-Concurred in.
Report in favor of extending sewer in Second
Avenue from I'D to 9th streets.
In favor Of coneurripg with other board in repay
ing Canal street from Broadway to Hudson.
In favor OF f'ggii g sidewalks in 18th street, be-
tween Broadway AID University Place.
In favor Of paving 18th street between the h and
10th Avenues, and recommending q concurrence
with other board.
In favor Of laying sidewalks four feet wide in
parts OF Washington, Troy, Bank and Hammond
streets, adjoining the river
in favor Of concurring in a resolution to pave
sidewalk on south side of Clarkson street, between
Greeswich and Washington; and north side oil
Hammersey, between Greenwich and west.
The petition was opposed by John Jacob Astor
who thought one sidewalk sufficient. The Board
however, thought the convenience Of travellers, Al
well as owners, should be attended to, and aaopted
the report
The spe cial committee to whom was referred the
Inspection laws, made their report II complaint
loudly OF the abuses apresent particularly
as relate to wood and ceal. After further debate
il was laid on the table, and ordered to be printed
From the COMMITTEE Of other Baard In favor o
abolishing the Offices Of street inspector and doch
master Of the 18th ward, and having the duty per
formed by the superintendent Of roads, and appro
pirate their salaries (Sl330) to the establishme nj
Of dispensary in the ward.
On motion of Mr.. BREvooRr, khe report wa.
unanimously non-concurred in
Papers from The Other Board concured in-In IA
vor Of laying sidewalks in Sixth street, between
Second avenue and avenue A.
Granting leave to erect balconies in frsnt Of
houses rs and los Amity ct.
In favor Of erasng from the Fire Department the
names OF James Hudson and Jos Temple, Of en-
CINE No IL. and Adam Armstrong, Of engine No
10, 10 consequence Of their not being citizens The
| report them TO be good fremen and worthy
men, but the statute is imperative that point
Concurred IN.
The Board then adjourned to Monday, March IA
-
90 FsEE AID ISpsrESDssr AssocrArror. The Bal
OF this assoc stion which appointed TO take place OF
the LIST Of March, at Lsfay Hail. has been rscsA.
LY ros- rosnp, and will take piece at Military Hall
the Bowery, opposite Spring street, on Thursday even
| ing, March .. BY order Of the Committee
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your children, however separate Won NAV keen
them while young, be equal p irtakers. Had you
not better sweeten the fountain at its source than
let the bitter waters swell and increase, unit they
overflow and enter yoaf dwellings IL Three
rounds Of applause)-Iook at that child in the gut
ter-hatless, coatless, shoclesshc is part of our
king-one OF our sovereiens-and part of the So
vereignty Should he not have sovereign's edu-
cation There is gem, too, under that soilsd
face let the diamond be polished, and the ravs Of
truth and greatness will reveal the brilliant There
is Ca beam ethereal -. though sullied and dIshon.
ored, still divine. Men of wealth. men of learning.
owe!them that ba ptism
But, says the rich old bachelor, what interest
have the school .and complains that he is taxed
for its support Complain oftaxes for tho support
of schools, 'does he Why, taxes for the diffusion
Of knowledge, like vapors which 90 no, only to
come down again, in showers, to bcautfy and feri-
lie the earth. In this truly, with what mea-
sure ys met shall be measured to you egain''
These wealthy men without children, will pay
hundreds Of dollars TO an insurance company TO Sc.
cure their property, and yet do not see that edu-
cation Is the great insurance company that
all other insurance companies. Garry to them, for
the support OF the schools, ajax bill, and they will
cry out as Macbeth did to The ghost of Banquo
:" take any shape but that" Laughter and applause.
But no one is so high as not to need the education
Of the people as safeguard and no one is so low
as TO be beneath ITS uplifting power. The safety OF
life and the security Of property, lie in the virtue
and intelligence Of the people for what value is
therein law unless there intelligence to perceive
its justice and virtue to which that la appeal
IL we withdraw children from the Com
mon Schools keep from them our share Of
support, eur respect and attention, they will
be either discontinued, or struggle On, disre-
putablc and secondary institutions. To such
schools the poor have but little desire to send
thu ir children, and find great number Of them,
soon to vote, and to control public opinion. growing
up with an abandoned, en- vious, and Irresponsible
street education. Were the Common School (the
only school within the reach Of the poor) respec-
tablc--f the rich would send their children 10 IL,
the poor would make every effort to obtain its
reputable and ele vatipg instructions Let the Com.
mon School, theR, be the best school, and let all
send TO il. Let all have fair start, and no dis
tinctions be made in the early education Of all the
citizens. Said Bishop Doane, in strain Of elo-
qaencc, which is always logic on fire: "Mind is
immortal. Mind is imperial II bears no mark oil
high or low, Of rich or poor II heeds no bound Of
time or place, Of rank, or circumstance. II asks
oat freedom II requires but light. II is heaven
porn, and II sspires to heaven. Weakness does not
en'eeoe IT. Poverty cannot repress it, Difficult
ties do bat stimulate its vigor. And the poor tai
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Among the companies from the New York Fir
Department were the following

In addition to the above there were about 26 Hose
Carts, each averaging 20 members, making $40
more of the New York Department, and tetal of
1884 men in the New York Fire Department. To
these are to be added the companies from other
towns and cities, which numbered total of 542
men making in the whole an aggregate of 4O26
men.
The Paramount Engine from Philadelphia, and
Neptune Hose were among the most splendid and
beautiful apparatus in the procession. The latter
takes the shine from all our Nose carriages The
Brooklyn and Jersey City Fire Department present.
ed fine and manly appearance and the New
Haven company, No. 3, were of the right sort for
long run and a bad FIRE. No. Engine company
and No. - presented neat appearance. The
Eleventh Ward Hose company presented live
American Eagle on their carriage, who becoming
uneasy from his position, made his escape before the
procession closed.
The apparatus of Engine company No. Ss was
drawn by four black horses beautifully mounted
and accompanied by six boys with strong urn out
of the members
sCity Hose Company No. 3s followed, and exhl-
bited the new temperance banner pfesenteo'hem ny
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JOHN ESTABROOKS.
Ahstoy Of the above may seen by calling as above


From the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser Nov g. Isi,1
An EXTRAORDINARY AsIThe article below is from the
of most intelligent medical whose
nents entitled the fullest confidence The he de-
tails really remarkable and might well have
Statement of the Physician who visited the Patient in person
and the time Of the Editors Of the CONNER
cal Advertiser.
frIt is rare indeed fallen humanity made experience
hand Providence much and
ferng such caamitous and shocking mutation
fallen the lot Of James Wyckoh lad of
hvirg in the town of Clarence in this county.
the Of farmer the offspring OF healthy and
puabe who have family Of robust child
rem Without sssignsbe he suddenly deprived
Of Of hearing SINCE which
followed by what probably attack of the dry
This rapidly destroyed first the palate the bones OF the roof OF
the mouth then considerable portion of the jaw
upper lip, and the whole the both bones and cartilage
we'll IL would be difficult TO imagine
what way unghy deomty could be impressed
human face divine This fghtiu disease ceased its
ye, the after several months 10 renew them again in
other parts Of the system with greater and more destructive
severity 49,
some two years ago, black as the intcllig
her this unfortunate child told the writer of biswn
under the sail Of each big This ominous appear
ance was the precursor or second attack OF gangsne, which
each foot and leg within four inches
then took place, and due
both limbs dropped Off The fingers Of the right hand
were the attacked by tins consuming malady which extended
within of the shoulder and at length the night
like the dead branch Of living tee The
disease then e the elbow Of the left and
the left shoulder producing extensive e1osfon Of me bones
&c. The Of the right sde the centre oil the
ribs and OF the night also affected with the same
destroying complaint in its incipieat stages :. ,
On examining the boy who, Notwithstanding he deal and
mute, really intelligent and spughy the greatest mar 70
WAS how IL possible FOR constitution so very ble
and eless that the rapidly falling TO pieces from
the death Of parts could when reduced TO meeJrdgmm
Of humanity hold out and polong for years miserable ex
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EAU DE BEAUTE.

G0uRAC2's EAU DE BEAwTE. OF Tru s,, Water Of
fmpss Mops~ s"s s and
sS pd cs juvenile @
walled Is soSSins and healing pops5ts. an IOasbHs.s
alter shaving beyond compare 2m;ns the swars Of trashy
e n s. b
eet is wa. slowly but surely and steadily into pabc favor
Sd price being s. bOsIls though
ss or 'S s
SsS sa "
ss;sy hsl%s:.nsss and Issshs. aSIance
pso s s% i ct he
i
and % De 9Sd sn
bemshes from our faces call il les dsess DIES danes En- g
''''' 'I EMILE DEsMoULINs. Pension Fransai,.
81 have your Eau de Beaute in use-it is Al admirable
an''' A'1 ''''' 5. f. PHILLIPS, Philadelphia.
have had several calls for your wash for eekes Se
sase ess bottle e?S
cheerfuv bear testimony to the efficacy and perfect
Eau &c ba nS valuable
SSSs S IN lie kS rre v..e
day evening" for eapssng ON the cf Dc
DSa@ssf% bands
Please send one rer bearer" ,
So the proprctors conviction Of the entire efficacy
Of the above invaluable realizing all that II
fsses accomplish that dissatisfied purchaser receive
his or her money back If requested -
To be had only al Dr. CHS Exclusive Office, ST Walker st.
door from Broadway 81 per bottle and Of the following
Agents
Albany, Guthrie Maiden Lane: Goshen, Elliott: Phade
Pratt Washington, Seby Parker; Alexandria, Berry;
Hartford, Wells Humphrey; Boston, Jordan Milk street;
Norwch Faulkner; Lowell Carleton Salem, Ives New
aed % boz S T. s sn
eradicating erluous hair 81 per bottle.
ouI,ua: I,qMd ysss,.Sls Rouge 80 cents r.! bottle
skin free from the deetenous principles generally entering
purpose Is per box. si7
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isenee Strange as seem, found piece of child
stng al The dinner table with the OF the family and fesd
hearty neal Fl lis ss sia na ss b WV" Which
lately presented hdeeu of eating ulcers. heal
ing over kindly and nothing but the left tell the
injury done to the left shoulder and surround the
ing on the head the Of which shall attempt
The check given this terrible spreading and hope
less msady-he removal Of che intense proscted psIn ever
maer-the quiet sleep increased strength and stable eonva
oas, ay ns "a Ssl'G mother The
ToLs Sse so have r w n the
truly suspcou and unexpected effects of this medicine
that s des. s'
Iaayey small and feeble and the constitution sound and
calamitiss that can bssi human being. : - : '
MIRO c. BksTot"i n have been acquainted with Peter
Wicket for more than twenty years and have known h,
the facts set forth the above from the Commercial Adver
ORANGE MANSFIELD. PM,
Nov Goth, 1871. North Clarence, Erie Co.
BsooNymID, Oakland Co., Mn; July %, 1871
a1'snS r ghysc,n ,ho Rags Evil m%sdrisy sppisd
another physician wbo ordered b.isrs during my
To hs a S E il Ss
year 81 modification set IN when applied to r99t DOCTOR
aSss wS
In July last cure was attempted BY person who like all
nss Sow he h 1.
holes,
February 1872 Incidentally wrapper from
bottle Of Bristos Sarsaparla and made up my mind
IT, and used bottle week for three months when
found myself to all appearance completely cured Al
since that time have not felt pain from IL No have
appeared and perfectly sound, and can labor with
we'll aswh the other l well satisfied of its
peory over every thing else that have tined that
who may be similarly ai'''ed wiIIiAM iffkARsALL
Persons who have any the efficacy of this medicine.
invited call an Of the following City References be-
fore purchasing the article -
John Giles, 30 Pearl street.
Thomas H,gan, 298 Stanton street
Lloyd Bryant, No. lAyenue G..
VIM H. Stnemets 80 Cedar street
William steb6ns, corner Of Rivngtou and Ridge sts
Mrs. A. Hodge, 80 Ridge sueet
WIliam Wilson, 66 Lewis street
t.emuel Leland, sc Hudson street
g Reed, li3 Fulton street, Brooklyn
Mrs, Ward, So Bayard street
w. Henderson, Z7s Grand street
James McGlll 1876 Grand street
II. b. Knapp 81 Avenue B-house 50t Fourth street
John Culver, l9l Stanton street.
10 40 not any purchase this medicine until
H. therefore, they will take The trouble to call Mr. Burger,
30 Coundt street. or at Milhaus lss Broadway they
prove that the article ght psifSo5f
puation The afflicted therefore should be careful, il they
wish The true article ask for Brstos and that the
bottle.
For by reputable Druggists and Agents throughout the
William Burger Wholesale Agent so Courandt street. and
1888 GreenMeh street. and at retail the following places
m Boadway SO William and 10 Aston af Honss
Syme, NJ. d. 63 Bowery, Robert Legget NJ D. IL Avenue
q B. Qpackenbash 100 Greenwich street. and A. Hill 2os
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HOLT"S CANDY,

SURPRISING ANY THING OF THE KIND-Let it
~ stand upon its meTIs-Coughs and Colds.
HOLT'S CANDY has gained for itsefa reputation sole
y by its mers far above the ordinary class Of remedies
for the complaints for which IL is used.
is recommended by thousands who have experienced its
excellent effects remedy Tor Coughs Colds and
all affections of the lungs.
This certify that have, in practice, prescribed Mr.
p Hollis Compound Cough Candy IF coughs
colds and all affections Of the lungs, with the most
eects-knowng the Of this Candy and tw
used the for my own private practice
with safety recommend the Article 70 all troubled with any
Candy has the precedence Of any in
DAVID CRANY, NJ d.
Hartford, Conn. Sept. 20, 8t2
For sale by NJ. T. HOLT, 27 Main street, also, by the
Principal Druggists IN Hartford II.
b. x D. Sands 70 Fulton street At Dr. symes Pharmacy
90 Bowery, corner o. Walker st. Ageatsin New York.
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]. SOFIA,
FRENCH DYER

400 PEARL ST, Princp,l Office,
THANKFUL for tn. patronage heretofore bestow d,
pecully informs public that he has, for the accommo
dston his in the OF the city, opened
Two Offices one situated ISL BlEEcKER Sr the other 32
owrRy. for the reception and delivery Of Goods
Ali kinds of Silk, Cotton and Wooen Goods
DYED.
hlerno and Cancels Hair Shawls cleaned IN the French
style, with neatness and despatch.
" All kinds of Wearing Apparel and Carpets secured.
Merchants have all kinds Of goods dyed and putSp In
their original form.
BROOKLYN Of5ce 40 Eulton st Rrooklvn oil lmsr
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The Antr-AnguIar system OF Writing.
GREAT REDUCTION.

-rp op,sETnIosM TWELVE TO SIX DOLLARS,
~ and gentlemen of New York his classes
pay and Evening have commenced for the season. and that
ne mas REpucED ms leIms one haif,-to Six Dollars
~ AIADEnre No 2s5 BRopAwAv, NEAR PARK PLAcE.
tenemen oil all positively
bold Free erpedifious and finished busnsss-ike style oil
Writing no matter now bad, llegbIe stin cramped the
writing may De- Bee specimens at the door, Broadway
AND LADIES
and handsome delicate and fashionable Hand
LIZ TwELyE EASY LESSONS
~ VISITORS IN New York take a ceurse in Three
Days MIR D. is 10 be seen from TO A. NJ from 10
PM. -
Evening Glasses from too
BooK-KgErrNe
laugh superior method, by double aud single entry
cientihca lIy and practically.
I o. y o. 7 CT @
STENOGRAPHY.
new system Of the ret WIRING SHORTHAND for taking
down Lectures Sermons, Trials Law, &c Sc taught per
fecty by Mr. Brstow in Of lessons Broad
way. See specimen
MIA Of the author presented 10 every puml for
their permanent guide OLD lmsT
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TRUSTEES SALE

NDN virtue ora Deed oT Trust from Henry Moor,
~ and wife dated on The ssh day ct June. 1898
aud recorded ga the Clerks office 1T The County 81
ONO Book %. Page I36. and al-o ~ virtue col. g
Decree oiihe Circatt Slp,rhr Court "llaw and Chm.
ecry Oiio County will onrr tr sale aI public nue.
hon, "a the font dpls o. the Court House 100 the q y
81 Wheeling. 90 Virginia on Monday. the an d1y Of
ATul. ncNiat y O'Clock " ibe north hall of lo' mum.
hcrcd fourteen IA be- square len 40 m the CIp cot
Wheeling, vuh the dwelling house thcrrru.b .rrr .br
properly uuw occupied by John " Clarke. E.I -
The terms oIsalc AL De-. uuc s.N;h oi he 40. chase
money iu uuui, ihc rosullc ru three equal p1,rueuis
90 srS, twelve. and eighteen months. with interest
tmm day-'hc purchaser giving haul anJ security.
Iu' iHg iur being retained until payment
Possession of the rr,pcu, given mm-li,jslv.
Se.i.g gs ,uauISsuuer . wal convey such uJ.c.
az IS vested rn uc b. the d ci ufrrs' .u1 'lc De
cree "i ilc Count. JAS. A CLARKE.
mar J-is S..rral Commissioner.