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THr MORNING. STAR.

THE FIRST NUMBER Of this neutral penny PAPER
will be is.-ued on MONDAY. February g. 1879, aud
will contain about twice much interesting reading A.
any other penny p'psr published.
Twenty Thousand of the first number gill be distributed
srsuitously Advertisers will perceive the advantage Of
securing place 10 90. colawns
Carrier. Of The Moruirs Star will call al the Office 'h'
(Frday) afternoon. a. o'clock.
WILLIAMS BROTHERS. Publishers.
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AMERICAN Flora.

Fi'HE MARCH. or fsr 40. ~ 81 Vol OF This valuable
,soik. before the public In All It's beauty, 10
embellishments truly beautiful The first afe.se
portrait 0f Lnneus. the founder Of the only trls system
~ Bctsny. hs sbard costume, and Elements used
hy him u his researches for plants end )e 10 which
l- -taehe1 hef slc interesting eror. showing De
tcs h. had % encounter eer be reached re fame he
Justly esrned Second illustrated title psge which
splendid plate Also other p' tes drawings Of
lowers and their description No psrlor table should be
,ithout tins work Price ~ per No sj per wear
Pub,t.hed bv GREEN 4 SPRUCE. ifO Sa.sanst PSI ~.
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Suddenly m Wednesday eyeninF The sd inst SrE-
PHEN HENRY, youn gest son q james W and A5issilA
Barker. sged year months and p days.
The friends az The family respectfully invited u a.
tend the fuuera this Frdsyl morning e. y o'clock from
l5 Monroes The remains will be taken - White Plains
for intermelt -
A. M-ssus. Sicily the "a January, 1919, CHARLES
SHERWOOD, L. ). Consul e. that place
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On Wedossdsy, evening,Feb D. by RsvJ. DowlnE.DD
ALEXANDRA VI. ROSS 20 CAkOLiNEF. CAMPBELL,
all Of this City.
At Lrcbheld. Conn. the 2is inst by Rev Fuller.
Mr BURrARD GILBERT Of Warren 20 II is ITALIA
MII.ES q I.-fcrl-aLn
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AMUSEM bNTS.

ITALIAN OPERA HOU-E.-THls EVENING,
tFRIDAY EVENING. Feb. Is. will be performed the
THRILLING opera Of LUCRELlA RORGA Lucfeka, sie'ra
Teresa Truf Orsni. sgra lefii In R0ssi C0rsi Liy
erltto Mrs Selna B0ulid 6-nnao. Signor SestO Bens
detn. Duca Alfonso, : gnor settima Rossi; Gubetts,
Sfn0r Severe Stnni; OaI1-ia, signOr Lorenzo BOndi
VtroxE signor Giuseppe Pisr ontesi Rustich-o, Sig
nor Ntpoieous Paross Petrucci, Sgn0r francesca Gut
b-rnsO
tomorrow. SATURDAY EVENING, Feb ~. Grand
Gala Nzht-Ou which occasion viii b. presented Choice
Selections from Operas which have been received with
unqualified appreciation Overture, William Tell; Second
Act Of Lucrezs B0rga Third Act Of Eyuani Overture
ssmiramide Last Act Of 6luram-ntO.
Tickets 20 Boxes. PafqIet &C - Amphithsater, 81
i'eor. open ~ 7 0sloes-t0 commences att.
~ Ernali will be Eiysn on Monday Sf
THE VALUABLE COLLECTION Of the works OF
Ola masters open 10 the public from VI. % 10
A4fn ion % cenfsst fhe exh biti0n room VI fh-
National Academy Of Desgn, $40 Broadway. 2jt lwi,.
MECHANICS HALL.
t-O BROADWAY, 5st~een Grand and Broome
+ = .Ire-ts-CrJwd-d 20 overlooking with the
BEAUTY AND FASHION % NEW YOEk.
Open every nsht during the weet erc,pf Monday.
Unab.sd succes- -Iwsnty frst week Of the original
CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS.
The oldest established Band ia the United states r. P
Chn.ty, q. n Chdsty, T. Pierce, J Rsynor c Abbott
T. vaughn, whose original and iriIatabe Concert. are
nightly h0norea with crowded snd highly respectable
and universally admitted 10 excel every
ne M II rmilsr character offered IN this city
Animation - cents, children under IL years half price
On saturday. Feb. 81. 49, AgrgRSoos CONCERT Doom
open 80 q commence a. O'Clock Zlf wis
- On Monday Evening, Feb p. ; xh Concert will
b. given 40 the BROOKLYN INSTITUTE.
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BOARDING

DOOM TO LET.-A pleasant front room, furnished
IA et in private family, uear St jonns-pars Per
msnnf will be- made with arsspectabe per
Rentvsry Reasonable Address "Parlor.' this ohce
yIUARDISG.-A family recently moved 20 - sgd
spu~y-pIace near Jeroloman-st South Brooklyn de-
ghtfu situation i've minutes walk from the ferry have
four second and third stores they wish 70 LEI TO
single gentlemen, with breakfast and tea, family Of
grown persons moderate terms Apply AZ the house IL
BOARDING A gentleman aud his wife can obtain a
ID pleasant front room the fret floor with small bed
r10u ach-d furnished unfinished At 90 H0nstons
also for single gentleman Apply A. 5n1 Houston
81 corner OF Crosby block from Broadway &5f l~s-
DolRU.-Two lsrIs rooms on the second 6oor with
Dpa1tfes can be hsd l76 Fulon-s with good board
also single room. sinNe gentlemen can make perms-
ment srrsngs. for renting the rooms without board
or with partial hoard, II desired. III 5nsruWAF'
DOAHD-ls wanted from thu middle OF March, with
- unfurnfshed rooms down town. for gentleman, wife
two children and Address IA. NJ Tribune Office,
2if 4,is'
A RESPECTAB private fami residing Ia South
"A Brooklyn, few minutes walk from the terry, would
Ike 10 take gentleman 10 board with breakfast and tea
"a dinner on Sundays The location Is desirable one
Address Albert" Tribune Ofice ~ lws+
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RArrLES OF MEXICO

ST ISSUED from the press the third edition OF he
above work containing fail account OF al tie Battles
Of the late war up the Treaty 81 Peace with rs, ~
the -d snd wounded sud sketch OF The Life OF Scott
ni TAYLOR illustrated with numerous sputed snzravings
Price Is ceuts MARTYR & ELY. Publishers.
y5g Nassaust
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ruF SUI TIE MOON. FULL go.
R.-.....s 3 Set, ...s ~ Ri.e...HaorH I've. So
LArEsr D.rEs.
Lon1 N ..........Jsn - Hsvr-.............J su 81
LiverPooi.......... Jan ~ N@w-Or-zns -....fsh l5
- SEE MARINE JOURNAL. FOURTH PAGE ii
CIeured-shir. G.lenA. Leavitt. Ns~-orIsaa,. Wa
Neils.a. star Republic Norris Gaivest.u.
sirEs Constitution. lBreml Smith. Richmond. Her
scL-ll Mesns Lsbon Pi-lstury a ntord
Brgs EAEie. Grssrn. Bath. Russ Philura. Thsch-
sr. savannah, Danham 4 Dimon- Quincy, hemp.or,
Norfolk. Brett Vose Wsrculs. ios.syn. - M.iss
scars Geo Wash inEton. Gully. F.ansiiu, La; Com
mere. Jackson Ch.re,ton, Swan, Johnson, Prosi-
OPS Proof Glass. Blydsnburs. Providence Urqas-
barr, Gsrgin, do.
Arrived-Br ship Eanshsn. HughssNewporiw Walls
via Cofs Oh Jan, railroad ifoa and COL. % Grlnne An-
turn 4 Co.
SIP Edwin Hayden. savannah days, cotton, &c to
BIS Excel R.ysn savannah d. cotton, &c, to Star.
yes Clesrmsn Co.
Brs Mary Ellen, Edwards, New orlssn, Jan 60 uad.-
wsnderer. MeDusee. Jarnsies via Raced Island
l8 d. 10 ballast 70 u Ruckmsn- L@ft Anne vessel
port Capt ncDrfse that there i sal. % be
obtained a. Ragged Island.
Schr Thomas Russell. Bailey, Plymouth. NC. Jan I'd,
and Cape MAY Dist insr. nsva % John Gamble
TIE mas experienced very severe weather and heavy
sebr Roger Psrmelse N-sman. SOUTHAMPTON. IL With
mahogany from the brig ~ihnoset recently ashore The
Minoket has been sot OF. snd Will be owed up % The
city by the underwriters schr Excelsior
S,hr William Henry, May, Philadelphia DE-, mdse' to
James ~ nd.
s-hr Alfred Barritt, Colby Philadelphia Is mdse. TO
y l. McCrsady.
srhr Jersey Oak. Virginia. pine wood
Schr B-fsev (of Pillson. Mel BrockinEs Aaksras Ia
II DE- G4 bids go DO moisses, % ssyre -ft
brig. Caiharne Rogers writ. for NYok. D.; Moncs,
Burk FOR Phiiade phis Colorado, Ftch, I'm Richmond
f1.t srr. schrs Mary Hammond, for Nlofs, soon Emily
Louder d.. brE Hale. Colon, u days
Srhr Mail Bryce. NHaven, ice, bound 70 Ocracose NJ
schr Thomas smith smith Wilmington, NC, days
rsrsl stores 20 4 ncCfeady SAILED ~ company Win
sc,r. Morris VAIN. Bes,t0u, for Philadelphia Mon
soon. Siliivan do
Srh- Lsdy Clinton Crsmmer. PhilAi DE-. rdse order.
s.fr samuel Lewis Burrows New Haven. 10 balas-
schr Harrison Price, Besson Richmond, Va coal, j
McCready.
BeIow-A swed sh brig. and one brig unknown.
-ailed-ships Constitution. packet Liverpool Gale
na. NOrraus
Bark. Ann Hsariey. lBT Glasgow Caroline. Char.esn
Big Phiura. savannah and others Wind North.
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srEARlNE--A sale Of 1000 Us white was made i'f
export ~ "A cents. cash.
OILSEnali.h iinseed u nominal y t+sc5 cents >ual
sale. good American ~ IS cents sale Of - 'bs Sc
lected Whale made NJ So cents cash MANUFACTURED
sperms are ~ ? ard III cents -.
HOPS-Are in fair demand and 81 bales trs SOFT Ns-'
err ioid A 81 cents cash. 80
sEEDs-F lsxseed Is very firm .ud wanted. Sales %
tsr--s AZ IS cents per hushe Clover IN fair request
Al - cent. with sales - bbs -
ssnss and Havana sold a. lS l9 cents per gallon AID
2oo bag. II oomingo Coffee 81 g cents
ne market, sithout marsed change. Abort
90 fierce. sid A. S4d5 81. for fair, for export The
stock - moderate $3.50. -. 81, .
HAY-Tre demand il moderate AZ t5e 20 cents c"t
NAVAL STOREs-A small sale Of spirits Iurpen,ine
was rad. AZ IS cents T. gal Crude, last sales ~: w"
ruinston r. sin g ia demand ~ 7s cents
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POLICE.-TWO WeH WHO EHso F''O'' TILT -,
Iohn Travis and Andrew McGarrick, were arrested as'
alht on charge Of stealing set Of harness from JONI
Var Doston and Moses Parker ohcer fioyu tooA 40
10 custody George Anderson ON suspicion oil s'eab -
from, Robert Gender OF "a Fulton ST.. IL.
poIIcy-At n late hour on w ednesday nlgnt
or early on Thursday ing, The dwelling o. mr.
frssmsn GO Vanckst. was burglsrsaSy ente'eu $3.50
,bhsa al shawl some dresses, silver spoons &c Naueu
gslN Yesterday afternoon, Assistant Capt Iia'Ins
.,d Officer Rolf OF the Fifth Ward arrested Two Tsn'
snoxa a. John johnson. alias Wallace and George os'
on : charge ofhavins committed the robbery
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Nosr SECULAR Occurrences Capt. Martin
Lund Dane by birth, who was wei known iu 49,
.sns LEI, there about eighteen months sgo IN me oe
In1erendence, loaded with merchandise Tor $3.50 $500
nori upon a speculation. lie went T. the NO OIa.-s
.S@ h s@ogSes 10 $500 or 81 coo specie he assie
put TO sss norh@r coming on he was oo -. -.
INTO hostile Mexican port, when ms properly W u'.
cst-d aud his person put into close conhne.eul- rs
friends hearing no newsotfect rom him snu III -,
INK ia circulation that his vessel was los' va" sr
Nod thew sup posed Of course shat he was oeso = e
c.ssion was opened Ia the proper Court ms pioPol 80
NE succession closed sad n proceeds Para over 70 @
,s.e5 ,yisoVy The wife about SIX months ago, fnsf-
rird young lawyer Of New Orleans Ihree or TOUT cay
.ocs 10 the wonder Of every ore the long is' pus
bic Capt Lund returned to his former hoe, suS o"
opite al alteration IN his afars, both peeun sy 800
nestle This may give n'' 70 some n,ss.nser Sd
ions OF the law lNa'''"H' '" ~ D,
THr DUEL At CAMARGO.-A letter 10 the FhA-
otta Ingrer gives the following particulars OF me an-
eli between Captains Collett and wilkins. OF toe iV M
fsntry. heretofore mentioned by u.s. II ,oss', -
death Of CAPTAIN Cestt by the fist shot, the oa paSs
entirely through hls body He lived three hours ana oeu
o. the spot where he had fallen, temporary ''h'
been placed over mis- body lie was perfectly can M
resigned TO bis fate and gave directions a~s Ser
CAM, Colieti native Of Burlington, y ) Hu 800
b,r,v year. Of age He entered the army IN the
isi1 lie Lad been a lawyer before joining inc = my,
having read law with Daniel Is Nhes TIC P''seN' wv"
and also with Garrett d. W tL
NrRlrgD PuSIsHNESr.-Goodwin, tne nsru,
-, ,s,ch who sutieres his insane wife to peiish OF
aeiS ,,d hunger in pg-sIy In CansoA nSs oeen s'"
.,ncss 10 IMPRISONMENT 10 the penl'ehuAIy ol a,
rhe Judge tod him the My had oeen veg s.4,
no, conylctng him Of nurter' ana II ne H@N 0' >
al he would assaredly have been hanged
I.p,,s. LvctsLArURE r rom the " A Dsno'
-, - .s,r ,ba. the New.Absuy snd Salem haros1 oi.i
ha, become law Notwithstanding the ~ b ,.s. 20
-, In the Ssn.t- IL wss passed oy Noieoi ., -
srnoi ia a. House hy vote Of % yeas 10 y Bays
The hi authorizing the people 70 vote 90 '' n...ss
calling Convention 10 amend the Ioh''''u'" ~"
the House. Il 90.
ry- The IsDfasA LEGISLATURE adjourned SINE
de an he 18th inst.
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CoRNs, BuNIoNs,

BAD NAIL, bAikAtIsDs
- sHIRIAKOFP from St P,t.rsbgrrh, Rossis,-Dr 8.
-. bsgs leave 10 inofm those Ia affected with
bgnons that he consulted daily ~ his o.
nee sbIakon, chirop TO any who honor
him with ysi - cure the above without the sshtest
pain trouble II 10 HE alone which he
relies on, but ENGAGES his isif 10 bs tho most fsos
tnx remedy for extracting which will never return
Any person Who viii call, can see nnmber OF Iet'e0
from their fellow citizens returning tbsnts for an inns
date and complete a. his ONCE % Chsmoefst OPP
posits the fsrx ~ ~
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CIIRISTY'S

O. crop THAT KSOCklNG."-The above very poru-
- - song Is Just published and read arranged
,x.rrIy a. sung by Chfisty's celebrated Band Also,
" Dsrkys life isalWays gay" The Dandy Broad az
swell Also for sale Ross Lee Dearest Mae. T"
ID Carry Ne Back" May Blanc " seen her a. the
Windosrf' " jim Crow Polka" Happy ir- We and al
me SONGS OF Chrsys Mins,rslt Oh, ,ussnns' and
Well have httlr Dance tonight" will be our mex
week { HOLT, Jr. lit Fg.tonst or Broadway.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

n ,Aip TFnrlarl from NfuVoTf Walf5-Mrs boyn 40
.on.. Me..r. Ode and Bias and $50 IN seersge
H. big Mary Ellen. from Netr-Oreaas-Mr hAfdeaste
and lady, Mr. Glover, MT OOcdey.
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- Hsnutles OF fhr -
- a.. iris day published No VIII q the Beauties OF
r. lishei with beautiful hEensss OF sls
,i.r. rruN and containing An elegant n-ortment 81
81. ,no.t popuIar music, viz mode ~ Mod; near On
H-sr Ne finale to the opera Of Luerez. b1fs. .nd =,
-. ba., .bs be- a. sung by Sisnora Niscaccisnu In
Lreis di Lsumerrnoor; MoonhEht on Lake Manopas'
-, gsr.isv. Wedding Chorus Per - dimmeuso sulhi-
h. from Donizsttis opera Of Lucs d. Lammernoor Inc
84suties OF the Opera IL published monthly Al per n
80, m 5O cent. per numbe Subscribers. the trade fna
egept, supplied. ATWlLL publisher, POI broaewsy' X
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TRIAL FOR AasoS.-ln the case OF Mary Jane
MeClaughey colored woman. who was put on tral on
ns,d.v last on charge of having set fire TO The premises
afM, Coursen IN Ninety the Jury yesterday
r,nd,r.d verdict OF guilty and she was discharged
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Look OUT FOR HIM.-A few days ago young
man Of genee appearance called at bosdlnss house 10
WsTri,on.,t and engaged board, upon which he was
.hovyn The room IL was intended BY the andady that ne
should occupy After taking dinner he decamped having
sS. selections from the articles of value belonging 10
the bosrders and also taken gold watch the property Of
The .odlady with which he made his escape.
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There some movement ia Manufacturing Stocks
At Boston induced by the low prices Sales York a. per
cent advance LscoriA at go NewEag.and wofsted Co.
80 and Merrimack Co. IS per cent. advance
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- Ten Party.--The lad.e Of the fourth Conzre.
gstlonsI Church ar WALLscE'sl inteno holding res
pr, for the benefit Of the church this evening reo .
in The Lecture Room Of the Church IN sHt--nth-st ~
tween - I,i ~ - ~ 25f L.
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10 Notice.-st. in

~ NotIce.-st Jude's ?. p Free Church SiNth-sF-
T.Ifartan,sr Untrcrsaitsn-A series OF dscour-rs
IN these TO systems Of theology are now ~ course q de-
liyrv on Sunday evenings A. -. Judes church Ihry
- .,br,re particular examination OF The writings OF
rev Dr. Dewey Services u commence a. u o'clock
ia laWistfF
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LOOK AT THIs.-Lsdiss, ~c invite your
tz<5EA attention 20 our large and sprn IN stoct or
boots and shoes which 49, shall sci. untll April
a frat cost A. We intend making sIm- cllrze fu our
business These goods 81 fresh, aud Of attest stye
eunsn have band large quantity oi nrsfair
roots and shoes which shall zso sell a. first cost a.
the Old pl.cs S67 Broad way, corner Frsnkln o.
81 ~ VI AL IL
ECONOMY AND FA-HiON-spnus Pattern.
NIL s-Ursurpssssd By any Tor beauty durability and
ehsspu-ss Tie subscriber Invites inspection before
purchasing elsewhere Eve-y article Eusrsstsed to give
satisfaction l22f 3mf.-l } ". KELLOGG. ils ca1at.t
nan s.IE-Ths sock sns dIturss ofs dry good.
.tTre Win riliusry attached. al in good orders stock
rs fxtur-s A. far vaiustcn About 500 cash vii b.
neesssarg Til. chance seldom net with Store veil
,tust-d .nc moderate rent win good cn.'o and pi-nty
ofbouss.roo Pss. ADDRESS T. Rfhis Office IS lnE place
Of interview LEAVING h= city % the cause on = rg out
y 2 Also bsrolch- Tor sale - above ~ -lls-od
ORGAN FOR -ALE-A nn- Psr0r Orgsa. b1iIt y
OG-orgs Jsrdln-. an1 reary new D. c'ntans'yp ca
psson prac zld hlts=nh though A. and c1lcl-us %
al IL the sEe, also ore octave cf p7ds. = "a com ef-
tor pedals Tne q m.h0 zs1y sd Is b.a-ti1y
foisfsi Car BE- seer sr tie muse store Of
5fIwis FIRTH, POND 4 CO Srsskln-,qlsrs
SOUTHERN AND WESTERN Merchants. sup
- Piled AZ very lou cash prices win a. sros q Dsnt
Books Wfiting sud WTsppng Papefs copying presses
Cr,.ou lax Gold Pen. Elv-l0ps, and ev-rf d-scrpron
u st.cnsry articles. Gag Letter and Noe Papers, &c
" FRANCIS 4 LOUTREL,
25f Importers sui Manufacturer, u Maidsn-l.ns.
DR0KEN B1Nk-.-Atas Jsmes Northern TX
Diane Saugertie. &c. taken FOR cheap Dry Goods,
O. nshsms Blsct italian Crsvsts Wool shirt. and Draw
.-s sk Poctst Han1k-rchles. Table Diapers, Iicks,
ri.h Linens scs six Hoe KID and ss Gloves, ba IA
reen. S-is, snd Book Mu.ins hose, Ac
SPHINX h TRUSS. late Geo. stevHt Co
2sf o. 10 walssrst corner II Malbsny.
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Here . 20 you, Harry Clay"
THE ANIMAL BALL u the Pioneer Henry Clay
Club Of the Eighth ard IN honor Of the Ratification
OF tie Treaty Of Ghe1t will take place Tuesday
NJ ..th Instant Arrangements have been made -
"a. : tie ARREST and bss. ball Of the season
Tickets can Be obtained - the follo~inz places:
Howsrd House, Il y. Wnds. 45l. Broadway; Tn.
Baths. ~ C.n.ls Johsson's SIS spnnyst and a. this
Offc- 2f ftis
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~Y.L. Snow social { nions.-The Grand coar

eli Of the f. L. Social Unions will assemble :. ne
Gfand Council Chamber, this evening, Friday
co~k for the purposs Of proceeding TO Co umben nal
n Graud-st and opening Social Mon No % win 20 az
n.ant All mons OF this Order are requested 10 appear
In fl regalia az Columbian Hall AZ O'clock and ASSIST
in he Interesting ceremonies. Per order
~ ,-e IT, : "A STUART @. g. ;.
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,-Darinsthe past -four Years how mAny hunaiso'
str,. .r.b a. rheumatism spinal dsease, conFu-on'
aSsespsia. headschs bronchitis. &c have been cuIsa
and this has been effected without TIE use 81 ~ "
srine. which always debilitae the system ana rsNs
IL IN worse state than before the nauseanE eomVs'n'
wss taken. -. .h,,,i5 ~ .b. ds.igo
If IN rsfiv. frsatnen IT. ard this hs. been most ost
lv accomplished by the GslVanie and hssaeue a'ioie'
~ Id, CuVIsrtF now much Ia vogue among th9se VIZ
tseo,,. ava. Of their truly wonderful qualities
descriptive pamphlets, containing ,i ;s
most respectable persons m thi, -na INC 49,
80. NAV be had gratis Of the only Agent 10 New-l ors
d. c MOORHEAD, 1872 Broadway - I''~''0'
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- Corp..-I DO hereby certify tha. ] have been
,cb "a It'd for many years With Corns Ihat calri
~ he oaics Of DR. sHIsiaEofF o5 Chamosrs-st W
,.bi-b' n. ba. received nv most grateful thanks
VI X BURKE, Pslmo's opera house.
Nasy.YorE Feb. !, l843. ~ D.
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HAMS, LARD, &C.

1000 he City Cured Hams
Is bos Lard
Is tubs Butter
cssks chress
TOGETHER WITH A GENTRAL ASSORTMENT
Of Groceries for sale a. the Free Produes store 57
Peulst BY l2fiw H0A0 WOOD
DKITANNIA sPITTOONs-A general sssortmsnt
dot Britannia sptoons constantly on hand and Tor sale
wholesale and retail, AZ . Burlinf slip, by
Eflw LUCIus HART, late Boardman Hart
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Law Courts.

SUPERIOR CoURT-Bei0ro Judge Oakley.-SHt 5yd Ciefk
for additional pay George CLAYTON " Cooty htee and
BiH-Tbe plaintiff was employ ed clerk - the sales
room Of def ndsnts from Oct. 1916 10 Apn 1871 ana re-
ceved for his eTvces part of The time sia week part -
week aod for two or three weeks during the Spring
sde sales s. per week lie claims that his services were
,,ob more and brings the present action to On
the part of plaintiff 1t shown that ne was gooa cei
had family support and VISA al the store Tor SAFES room
from and o'clock in the morning I'LL late IN The evening
,tnsss that for such services (Nr &. even bugng ms
dinner to the store with him in order TO save un-l M
salary would have been about : 500 per anunm tor
per week For defence was stated mat I - iiaue
urgent solicitation for employment, being IN destitute CIR
cumstances, aud was engsgsd al nm " ion % m ~ 80
not really want hin-thst they gave Two young ~, .
c.ssvely who had filed the place before NM Dut
ty Of young Al s. and - wees-that ne account
NJ made up BY the book-ke-per before ne eli ~
stated that It all right and what he had agreed io
rb CONT charged ta, If the Jury believed there had
been specific for the amount whch was pAlu
ths plaintiff could not clam auy moIe. " sneS I ~
su pose there hsd been such agreement however 7y
libe y 70 give him iai5 suee - 'e ~
price paid the two very young Zen VINO hsa
him Verdict for defendsnts-For plaintiff MI w >
Rowland ; for defendant, Mr.. Niles.
p A g. j. Delmonico va. The Mayor &c. Of Neir- fort
To recover damages for injury done 10 the yao unoe .s
sidewalk al Demonco's HOTEL by the wall being I'D
during the building Of sewer aod conslaeIAoe PpPeI
destroyed The action is against the Cooperation but we
believe the contractor ssbe 10 the latter The case was
tried before. Verdict for palnnhs, 500 -.
Robert ". Lecbsr vs.. jacob Leroy-Io recover SCOUT
ma alleged 10 be due on partnership account IN an es
tabsbmsnt for the mandatory of lead pipe the liability
TO which i. denied To be continued this forenoon For
pltf Messrs OConor Cutting and Benedict k1aromAn
ior dfdt Messrs Hiram Ketchau, Gerard and Higgins.
co,sr or co,,vox PLrts-Be.ore Judge Ulshosfer-
No., D NJ, and (aiiarint has rrff samuel NiUt-Ac-
uon fr assault and bs terry. Tue plaintiff Morris Is a
soldier and now In MeXicohis vile, Mrs KEPT Aboau
iug house we believe in Pearls. Mr. Rust and portion
of his family boarded with but not paying mp he sot
out warrant Of eectment Mr. aud family were ABOUT
Leaving very early next morning which was IN uns ia
s,S sking come of their thngs away when MIS- u, oD-
.cied and was said csugh hold Of Mr. r by the necs
who return struck her two or three tnes Snq Ne
ID va. the ngsressor aud and 'so that Mr. X had mAoe
An sgreer- ent TO pay the landlord Verdict TINS oeuo
F9r pls,ntia Mr. SKATER; for defendant Mr. Alien ana
Mr. Campbell