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- FOR sALE-Ths two story and attic modem
3 built brick house and lot in fee, Ne u sseosd.st
- 4th house from the Bowsry Tho house 10 - feet
II was built few yesrs since by buiasr for bis
cupsncy and 10 unusually roomy and convsptsnt rooms
the ID and on tho Sd noori convsssnt psntrss and
closets mshogzpy psror and Gliding doors; marble
tells In fret and second stories nns dry basement
and cellar full size Of house Croton intro
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and prepared 70 accommodate all thoss who may svor
them with thsir patronage with large and well ernehs1
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Datent Me6irines.

DR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.
Ekablshsi IN 1885 by &C, ef Congress
THg GREATEST REMEDY FOR
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Heart Influenza, Group, Broken Constitu-
ton, Sore Throat, Nervous Debility,
and all diseases Of thu Throat.
Breast and Lungs
TO THE CITIZENS OF NETWORK AND
SURROUNDING COUNTRY.
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s3.05s,I7i 1854 ,6s6 S3-sI6.s33 s5,IIsI

Excess in favor OF si5...-.--..-....--.-ls5 s yes
Clesrances for Foreign ports in 40 as vessels do
lsi5 400 vessels Excess in favor Of 1896 -.
The table was made up by the Pennsy lyAnisn. The
Imports in foreign vessels shows tut slight Increase
the aggregate in American vessels for lsit J.
upward Of ss2 600 and since ls43 the Exports both Of
domestic and foreign article, have nearly doubled The
increase in tonnage entered from foreign countries for
la4C is tons and the clesrsnces for foreign ports
for 1910 exceeds those f< ls45 by 5's of the larger
class Of vessels
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Ladder Classes Tuesday and Saturday from 70 a.
Practising Soirees twice . morLh. ll3 1nis
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cHYPARO he well Known vslsnriDe dealer, has o.
Sresdy received an immense variety Of Engish
VALENTINES,
And h.s also Published variety Of COMICS. sapsnor %
aay before published The rsds are respecrauy h'"1a
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VALENTINEs vALENTruE4.
lust PUBLISHED and now rssdy. Dealers out OF The
city by reuitsnx car haze assorBsrls snail 81 large
seui them, with show biiis Ia TrANKR USHER,
jls lmis' NChashan-st
Mo IRON.-io0 Ioss No. !. cksseosl yo1rdry Iron,
4 for ssla by nNl JOS. TCCKIhMAN, esWestsI
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BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANs.-On Wednss-
Ddsy Jan a. 1877 at 10 ocloch At the store u D. In
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ans for Soutksrn. Western and city dealers i'll
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vvssu<n IN their dstressi Donations may b. forward
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Y SEE MIME JoURNAL FOURTR PACE. "A
PORT OF NETWORK

~ Twelfth Ward.-At meeting for the approval
sessdiSsies At the ensuing election, held at NoIkve
so' on motion, Hon AARON CLARK was called TO
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I'D OtosoI W. JfSkiNs chosen Secretary.
The Committee reported WM SAMUEL JOHNSON a.
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n.,ons, ald enuesiing the gentlemen present 70 Dc
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az SAMUEL JOHNSON 10 an The Oihoe Of sen atof
- s.hh Disirict-we know him 10 be eninenuy quail
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Guy and State In the station Tor which he Is named
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10 We know wall rectfv the great mistake OF ~
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DIED

Ga the morning Of the let Inst after few hours H.
,ss Rev. HENRY TAPPiN, chaplain at Bellevue.
The friends OF the family OF his son John, and also Of
lnss and William Thomson respectfully invited 70
arc the funeral from bis late residence, 81 Hammond
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90 tho Let inst. OF spople1y, DANIEL COOLIDGE,
she go year OF his age
Bic friends aud acquaintances and those of his fami-
are respectfully invited to attend bis funeral this
fsrnoon "a inst At O'Clock, from his late residence.
eROssst
On the Goth inst. FANNY FAY sgod 10 months dsugh-
b OF Samuel snd Frances :. OsgoOd.
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Ner.york Cnttle Markei-MoSoAr' \

By our own Reporter
tmSrke, I eoo Besf Cattle co Cove and Calves, and
$500 Sheep and Lambs
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-. os., week q, sal prces varying n quality from
nj 5 Vcst OF the offerings COO were Southern.
= a., remainder New York State Cattle.
On, and Coless--The supplies continue email. aud
.,,ses keepup We quote prices At from So TO s3c0
as All sold Toe supplies, OF the most part came
r,on Jersey aud tbs State.
si,,y and Lombs-An but some 300 seli Sheep 81
..or 30 TO 75a4 %. Lambs AZ sl92 IS.
Bs, and S'raS-Hsy 590sl cts p ewt Straw 8, ? 80
IA 100 bundles.
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