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Adams Fall.

Mr.. White, the Temperance Lecturer.
during his visit to Mobile last Spring, told
the following apecdote in one of his ad-
dresses, to illustrate the influence of bad
example in the formation of habits ruinous
in their effect:
Adam, and Mary his wife, who lived
in one of the old States, were very good
members of the church, good sort of folks
any way, quite industrious and thriving in
the world, and Mary thought a great deal
of her Minister, and the Minister thought
a good deal of glass of good toddy.
Whenever the minister called to make
Mary visit, which was pretty often, she
contrived to have glass of toddy made,
and the minister never refused the toddy.
After awhile Adam got to following the
example of the minister to such an extent,
that he became drunkard-drank up
everything he had and all he could get.
Mary and he became very poor in consc-
quence of his following the ministers ex-
ample SO closely; but the good minister
continued his visits, and poor Mary con-
tinued still to give him the glass of toddy.
One day he called in and told Mary that
he was going away for a week-should
return on Friday-and handed her book
containing the catechism, and told her
when he returned he should expect her to
be able to answer some Of the questions
Mary says, yes, and laid away the book
carefully. But Mary, like good many
other church members, thought no more OF
her book until the very Friday the good
minister was to return. 'What shall l
do says she the minister is to be here
to-day, and havn't looked in the book he
gave me How can answer the ques-
tions Il can tell you,' says Adam.
Give me a quarter and let me 60 over
to Smiths and get some good rum, and
you can answer his questions with glass
of toddy.' Mary took the advice-gave
Adam a quarter and jug, and off he
started. After getting his bottle filled,
and on his way back, Adam concluded to
taste the rum. One taste followed another
until he stumbled over pile of rocks and
broke the jug and lost all the rum. But
Adam managed to stagger home.
Soon as he got into the house, Mary
inquiries anxiously for the bottle of rum.
'Where is the bottle and rum, Adam !"
Poor Adam managed to stammer out that
he stumbled over pile of rocks and broke
the bottle and lost the rum Mary was
in fx-Adam drunk-the minister COM
ing-the rum gone-and the questions
unlearned. But here comes the minister |!
1t won't do for the man of God to see
Adam drunk so she, for the want Of a
better place to hide, sent him under the
bed. BY the time he was fairly under, in
came the minister
After sitting a few moments, he asked
Mary if she could answer the ques-
ton, how did Adam fall y Mary turned
her head first one way and then another,
finally she stammered out he fell orer q pile
of racks 1t was now the minister's turn
to look blank but he ventured another
question: where did he hide himself after
his fall p Mary looked at the minister,
then at the bed, but finally she out with
it, 'under the bed SIR there Adam, you
may come out, he knows all about it y
The good minister retired--not even
waiting for his glass of toddy.
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gGy~ The Norwich Courier announc

DG~ The Norwich Courier announces
the death of Thomas Huntington, Esq. Of
that city. Mr.. Huntington died on Thurs
day night last, after an illness Of some
weeks duration. 1t was not until within a
day or two that we heard of the illness Of
this gentleman, and though the represen-
tation then given of this case by mutual
friend from Norwich had prepared us for
the worst, it still seems difficult to realize
the event. 1t is but short time since
we met Mr. II. well and cheerful as we
had ever seen him during an acquaintance
of long standing. lie was the son of the
late Gen. Hachariah Huntington, and
brother to the Hon. Jabez W. Hunting
ton, late of the U. s.. Senate, both of whom
have departed for better world within a
few years. lie was a high hearted man
very excellent qualities.
N. i. Chronicle.
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lS1y" An ignorant fellow, who was about

IG5" An ignorant fellow, who was about
to be married, resolved to make himself
perfect in the responses of the marriage
service but by mistake, he committed the
Office Of baptism for those of ripper years
so, when the clergyman asked him, in the
church, "Wilt thou have this woman to
be thy welded wife 2" the bridegroom an
swcred in a very solemn tone, I rcnounce
them ALL" The astonished minister said,
&C 1 think you arc fool )" to which he re-
piled, 4" All this | steadlastly believe"
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RJ We can hardly imagine any thing
more horrible than the following--certain
ly nothing more revolving than the act Of
the fellow who pushed the poor lunatic
over the Falls. If the statement be true,
we should hardly think even the New
York Tribune would be opposed to capital
punishment so far as this case is con-
cerned. New London Chronicle.
ANOTHER WOMAN OVER THE FALLS
We learn from reliable source, that
yesterday morning about o'clock, wo-
man fell into the water at the edge Of the
Horseshoe Fall, and was carried over
She was crazy woman, well known to all
visitors on the Canada side, and for some
years has been terror to ladies walking
alone. A man was arrested and examined
on charge of pushing her into the water,
but we understand he was discharged for
want Of evidence. He alleged that the
motions made by him, and which were
thought to be made in pushing her over,
were only attempts to save her. Still,
some by-standards think they plainly saw
him shove the poo2 creature into the
stream. Buffalo Courier, 10.
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ES~ DR.. Colby, editor of the Providence Di-
adem, will lecture on Friday evening next at
the Lottery, in this village on Saturday evening
and at Potters Hill an Sunday evening. Sub
ijcct the Maine Liquor Law. The friends of
Temperance are requested to attend.
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gzJ~ 1t is said that the Bloomer costume has
made its appearance in England and also in
California. Mrs Bull is much delighted with
it; but conservative John shakes his head du-
biously, which is nothing more than could be
expected from him. since his radical cousin
Jonathan was so much alarmed at its advent
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pSya Two brothers went into spccula-
ton. One went through Georgia to buy
a farm, and shook hands with all the far
mcrs and children on the route. In about
two weeks, the other followed with an itch
ointment and found great demand for
his remedy.
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.Gz0~ Ladies just call and examine the new
Ribbons at the Pawcatuck Bonnet store. They
are beauties.
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Change Of fortune is the lot of life.
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seAsnA the funeral from the resdence Of his psrsn
1el Hammond street. this sftcraoon, at 1 o'clock.
The National htelkgencer Of the 18th last noticed
the death OF Capt. GEoRcx KINo. Speaking OF him,
correspondent, At subsequent date, ssys:-With .
frame Of body which courted exertion, and . soul
which warmed and gained increase Of reflective power
IN the hour OF danger this early In life sought
the frontier. In his progress he became one OF Gen
Wsynes captains and in that campaign OF lIsa which
oeoke forever Indian power In the great West rev.
the company comma ded by Capt. King. In the ever
memorable Goth Of August, 1874 heard more than
one OF HE command say, that King could as an ON
oer, incur blame, 1t would have been Tor TOO much
ardor As you have correctly stated 1895, after the
close Of the Indian war, Capt King went to New Or
leans and married in that city In 1905 or 1906 he
removed to Opeousas and the organization OF the
courts appointed judge OF the parish Of st Lsndre
the Official name of 0pelousas. He fixed his residence
the village of ST. Lsndre where In the fulnlment
naming years OF his life George King was worthy to
have his enrolled the list Of patriot pioneers
Who in face Of pTivstion danger and death, wresed
Cent? North America fl ON the savage, and changed
passed Is his neighbour and, like all others who had
such happiness enjoyed bis warmth Of heart, msnly
demeanor cultivated good and that urbanity Of
manner which completed what he was-a noble speci-
men Of heroic age
Near Easton, Nd, January Is Purber SAMUEL HAM
sLEros. U. s. N aged "A years He was the Oldest
In the navy having entered the service at the
age of thirty. Throughout this long period he
joyed the friendship OF the most distinguished of the
ocers Of the navy and the highest confidence of the
Of Lake Erie, when the flag ship was almost disabled
by the sickness of the crew, he volunteered, worked
gum and while thus aiding In achieving the victory,
was severely wounded by cannon ball, which fell
upon him from the rigging.
In Philadelphia January %, Rev. WALTER CoLroS,
u. IN.
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PHttAnrI rtis, Jan. 2.-firsf BOard-stnO 1eadnE 81
20 oAA3 Tttn sdAa 2Wu do 10 So 500 Pennsy ana.
b. CA 81, 900 HaxlCton Coal 6s o. 2u North American
CtalCs ~ imU DO 7SS, 1000 30 30 Ts $50 susq "a
"a effs 81: 2tU Scuyl kill Nsvisatoa g., JA a0o
1shgh NsvFa'ioa -, ~. 200 % ~ SO Harrisburg Ar
e. ~. chs Union Csnsl 6l ln Norris Canal b. 1a& 80
a.. gshi ~ keaains SR, bs ~ ~ q, S1 so 40, 81;
ID Dc. ~; ~ Nchxturg AR 70 NAtl Penu's Rk,tA %
scbuyhil Hah ~ 10 rcuna Bsnk ltg1Sj i3 ssohsnios
Rsnk 'tA mon tank Tenn w Planters SANK, rsae,
sorris C8pal - 80. BcfvteH Bcords1 shs Ches sia-
"a Centany ~. NOD, - 40 ~. So 10. ~. so 90 ~
L Saies . q Rs,ains kAlrcad o. 10 81, seS 40,
y ipttu do tss 200 suFquehannA Canal "a 6s, 100
,ht P,a,i us 80 - 80 40 Ss' toi Do ssA 400 sorris
0nnst x.as ao DO 22A; $50 Gitard Bank ~. S>road
E,gftx ,ttV eusguchsnhs Canal o. co.,. 1OW a. e6,
goo Fesdtng Roe sl'a; 500 Letigh Nav 6s ST. s 80
RenH 81 as, 80 hprra Cans 22L ~ Susu gaual NJ,
". hluthE nA' IN hes \ Del tensi, 1906 81 Sesth
Amman tVtl lA. fIhr Saics-sln0u Reading g.. 20.
~ liu0 a.. So lMshs Moth Ameriean Ceal 1ss. sj
strm 'snrl XAi 40 do. 22as 80 yioksburg RR, @a ~
Hsir -oEF, Jan. z2.-Sfoek Board-sioeO a. s. gA 1867
lN ass Baltimore ohio Rs TOAD Beads T5 a5 IL shs
Bs,N - Bsltim.re ss; 90, s1t Union Baah "a l2J
Waltmtre Hnd ohio Karc,d, me. "a 80 do %, ~. At
tstfe, 500: lstI c'es A. ll5A lid, lles ksd;
hstllat bs ~ 0s bid 1884, asked Bsltmore 6s pO l05
30 = "a Rsltd Baltimfr and Oho Railro.s Bonds. 50.
!ahd ~ asteci DO. rs rs bid asked shsres 73 hid,
TAt.
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THuRsDAv. January ss-ePN
but the market easier while pearls we're steady
and selling moderately ct previou. figures. Some 81
and new bills) and SIS 62s for pearls.
B.EADsIvr.s-Iiow-A easier feeling prevailed la
the market for State and Western aour although no
was more active in part for the local trade and for
East, and there vas something done for shipm ~.
and the common and medium grades were more freely
offered at the annexed guotstions The recep' Il
heavy, and Tor this Descriptions full asurss were o5.
tanned There very little coming forward by all
road. Since last, about 500 bsrres have b-.u
disposed OF, 1t - A. . 81 62h for No. q supertas
81 rs 81 81 for common to straight State; 81 81
S5 for mixed to fancy Michigan and Indiana; SIS 20 -
and asnssss and IS SaT So ssx for extra DO ,ai
do In Canadian -four there has been nothing 4one
worthy Of special remark The market was very dali
doing In Southern nsur and the market had 81 i'm
proving tendency, with salss Of 100 barrels
baltimore and Georgetown; and IS rs S. 70 Tor
fancy AZ the cloee It Was difficult TO pick up any
very and wanted with sales Of SO Dbl, ~
50 s1h Corn meal was less plenty, and held hig her,
nth 3, 'n. "a 'sss Of Jersey BIsndyxin. a.
manned without any important change. The dem All
was good for milling bat buyers and sellers being stil
Canadian held At 81 OF 81 l2s for mixed primo
In bond Rye was not plenty and prices were nominal
at roc 800. We believe that there we're only one Or
two lots TO be had in the market which holders
manded an advance We noticed no alteration in the
value Of oats and there was fair business done a.
46c 4Sc. for Jersey, and ACC. q Csc for Northera
Barley was In limited supply, and very quiet at 90c
95c Corn was lower, and more plenty, with goo
business doing for dstillirg. The sales up $4,000
bushels new Southern yellow, part At 67c and the
residue on private mssupposed 1t fraction under
this rate.
CoFrrE-A better demand existed for all dssorp-
tions, and. with q steady market; sales have been
made Of $50 bags Java at i2A l3e 400 bags Rio, at
l11s lls4c and 500 bags Laguayra, at I1zo
COTTON The market continued dull and Gales din
cult TO effect The sales OF the last two days did
exceed 200 bales Holders do not press but gene
rally disposed to take our inside quotations -
LIVERPOOL
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CALIFORNIA.

CALlToRNA flour AND MEAL-Tgk sUBscRI.
" hers tupped with Kiln. drad wheat -four estrs
cried neal ps1ked In best
hogshetds bsrres IN half harrss also strong
mon barrels ana hsharrs put arssly for the CALI
ternia trade. Fer sse BY JOHN l.. BUCKLEY CO..
~ Frrrt p'reet
EuR STANDARDIZATION WISHING TO SEND
ifht ractAaee to 81 FraIesce travellers
asttnceot protection the route, shall stenae
thauirnr this week Tor y. O.. the store OF RYusb
Ne. 20 Nassau street.
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IKsURANCEs.


National LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE So
~ oiety OF Londou.-Gcnesal Agents once, n WAL
street, New York Jan. L. lb5l.-EOTICR=In pu
resolution Of tho Board Of Directors the hitherto
sting rods Of loans of hall or twshirds OF the
mon snnus paid BY the insured is discontinued
reference 70 policies 70 be hereafter granted And
Gard have introduced tho following fsvorsbls
system OF loans for the future, via. -
party Insured for the whsle
oorrow one bali The Of anpual premium without
iiylsion Of prohts
lie may any time surrender his policy and rsseiv,
sok value thereof onsksf greas sum raid by him
.nnus common premiums The form Of loan applies
My to policies hereafter 20 be issued.
party tlteacy insured Tor who- life may payment
ia snal convert his insurance policy
he loan systsm introduced.
Parties air insrred titled tvo-thrd loan
shut from saia third Their prefer
apen the terms stated IN the Sooiety's pa aphlets
party ~ moderate aunuAl premium for
s snd II he surve 70 reach the Of 90 year ths full
insured to tlbs1 will be paid him IL he dies
sore reaching hat sse. tho full insuri viii be paid
Va his family or legal representatives
EcroRs JANUARY.
q. " HARfCHr Chairman.
John j. Palmer. Vm. Van Hook Rober, J. Dillon ane
SAN. ). Rowland, Henry Ludlam. j. sesrny Rodgers.
=. LEANsEs STARR. GENERAL Ases.
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PUBLICATIONS.

DHILALEIPHIA SATURDAY ENpREss-CoNTENTs.
Prose. Ne~nsn Ntyetie story; rhe Wild Cat,
hunting tketch The Wifcs Grief The JOYS
Fgsns IN the Navy; Provision for En Book Table;
bon and Foreign Affairs The Eaths Crust; Mad
taalip Chice Selections DISTINGUISHED Authors
Hunor Horticulture Agroul ure and varied Miscellany
unwri ten usic Lfe IL Real; The Chase The
where my sister was Laid; wsuld have Thee Young
Again kc Ac SINGLE cop e. tve For sale BY
rsper dealers Subscription, 81 Dealers sup
Iles, by CHAS J. Wakes. Il Ana o. rect.
NAV FASHIONS FOR JANUARY.-LE MoNIrEUR
IN de In Node or Ladies' Journal hli-hed
French ana kbgsh, nth four engrAvpgs steel and
tull iied patterns. perfectly explained Subscriptions
cgiyed by 4. II. Strange Brother, II Park Place.
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CIsCtNN.tt Jan. a. 1881.
The following " the correct statement OF the hogs
peeled IN Ohio. Indiana, Kentucky, and Cum bertrand
valley, tie figures eisen yesterday being In error
Number packed this year, p3s goo against Ito 900
lset Year fhowing deficiency Of 28i 0o0 In round
numbers Lard hs. advanced, With sales Of 800 reg.
nss declined Flour Il quoted at $50 and pork u Tse
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HARTS0RD AND new HAVEN RAILB0AD Sro0x
i :.s :. n: a, 4,
Az issi = hall; eleven S:is:i n 81 the H.r
~ : s .' :: <. IL:
IL :n:s T ss
hitherto i.s.ss the total number Of shares capital
VIII
On s.ssa
In ~ sn ten per cent cash On the
pr si. :ss tss'
s:s who s:'.: with ssnds.
Nth copies Of their last sssusl III: Union Bank
order hoard 10 s' 81
WILLIAM Il. FRANKLIN AUTOMATICALLY
Sale q Real E:ss,e-wn. u. Fr.allip SEN Co. win
!: n AK:
ssSss Ss.s s,a.s ;sfisis
.sgsins sT,sn.vs water p.yiisEs; Turtle
% street. s%. ''nSsf' - the
A NTHoNY J BLEEcKER WILL SELL AT AUCTION.
this day A. twelve o'clock at the Real Estate Sales
Smith ana three Baltic :srsss@: sss tie as9ssr q
senteel residence for all family. > ''-e
A UoTIoN NoTICE-TH0s BELL. AUorIoNKER. BY
hosn. Nc ss s e Z. e
ysn.nos sale scnprlinT y.iusSs soIsmsss Of new
e 'isss s, 81
s:.i
ssure such Carpets Kitchen Utensils
viii @ WITH 's up TSos BILL sa As On: '
ITO CAPITALISTS OR MEcHANIcs-wILL BE sol D
At public suction. snder foreclosure by A. Muller.
5 John son. %
Of hair cloth situated Ryinston street. be-
ncn story SrieE dwelling house two story ware
@ T9 hsi q, % 70 feet in
nected with the establish the By 100
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rnE WORLDS FAIR.

AZ oTLDS FAiR-ALt ARTICLES EXAMINED AND
" trr ovsd for ths bVndUr EKhthin and - by the
natona regh the 81 Lawrence must be delivered AZ the
avy lnfa. Br 0kivi. before o'clock " NJ saturday
teK. Jsuussy 9Th LUTHER BRsBitH. Chairmsn, 40.
w okIts TtlG Arr uNIrN, uNpkR THE NAN
w ~ go Art Union CO ineoraors 81 By
Nsw NdrA Isesaturt shares a. essh for Witch
oct regriaSet enxTavrE sud rerhapt freo ratNre
-. - = -. 1, ala.
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AIsv yoRR AND PBgGADELpHIA.-HBw YpgA
IN and Pkils6s. ohs Dreet-united STAGES Vail has.-
ihro.gh IN ~ =. sss9ad fa,e -.
IVES Ysrk 81 NJ n foot q courtlsnd stres sud -
isdeiphi>sss sras y. snts NJ frcm he fessof vsi-
Ont skr<EA
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Court CsIe.aar-rhss NV.

surhEnE Counr-oIHcuu CoURr.-Nos IL, Io2, I35,
120.
Coshos PLnAs.-Part mos q, e. S. III, lis
Part liz Ia 1884, 1l3 100 l71 l74 ISo 100 1885,
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AmusrmEHTs II pHn.ADELessA

QARNgMs MUSEUM PHILADELPHIA T. BAR
mum. Proprietor and Manager Henry SANFORD Assist
Manager.-Engagement Of DIR Valentine. His first
appearance In the drama Production of Planches grea,
and aquatic buret called the DEEP, DEF
SEA, in which DR. Valentine will appear the great Amer
Sea Serpent The admired comedy Of The onser viii
produced this week. Cherry Fair 1tarThe Cricket
Cepps and other s,..,ns r;.s..
Aamttance the Saloons entertainment IS cents
children under ten years. lax cents.
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VINHE PAINE CELEBRATION, BY BALL AND SUP
L per- at the Chinese HALL $50 Broadway, tho 18th
inst The frends will please make return Of tickets
Franklin square. O'clock The committee friends
wlu meet also on Sunday, at lu AM as above. Bali
tickets for sale, 81. G. VALE Secretary
GRAND GIFT BALL AT TRIPLER HALL-CIVIC,
" Military and Fancy Dress.
PRESENT WITH EVERY TICKET,
without lottery, i'll luck, or favor
The most splendid entertainment of the strictly in
accordance with law and popular desire viii take place
above
On MONDAY EVENING FEBRUARy 3d. 1881.
Tickets 81 each admitting gentleman and lady Extra
tickets for ladies 81
Each Ticket addition to the enter tanment will entits
the purchaser to it's fu value in fancy useful articles
from the extensive stock at Tuttes Emporium @ Broad
way
The Gifts may be selected previous to- any time After
the Ball The price marked distinctly article.
All who with 10 enjoy treat at expense, should
procure their tickets Immediately the lim
d. b. Hastrouck, John Agate, Richard B. Connolly,
Carlos D. stuart.
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTs
Geo. Loaer, Capt. A G. Castle, Capt. W. r. Knapp,
v. 6. Tripier II. Fuller. W. ]. aanngtoa,
H. H. L. r'wn,snd; e Z Mercer. Capt. W u Undsrhill
Dodworh celebrated Band full force 10 engaged for
the occasion.
Tickets for sale at Tuttes Emporium. 3i5 Broadway
NANCY BALL CosTUnEs.-THE PUBLIC ARE RE-
specially notified that entirely and
from the very latest designs patronsed by the nobility
and gentry at Lepg Champs and Amsck ready
inspection and hire ut tho old established Costu Ware
house, b5 Prince street.
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MATRIMONIAL.

NJ ATRINoNY MADE EAAY-Ok nov TO WIN 4
Iva oys-Protesso LAwton, "a London, having arrived
a. tostn w fshd address, reoetrt o. One Dollar
paid plain directions enable adss and gaemen 70
Win the devoted attentions q Of The opposite ser
their hears desre. The IL simple, but 50
ssstvating ms al Be married rrespectivs Of sp-
pssfai .. 81 pos ~ and last though not eas ~ can De
srrsaxei With aush and dtcacs that detetton IL is
rossbtls AdrFes Professor Law TON Bo8ton. h,ss No
tshen from che Ocs uniesa the paid
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IDVERTlSHngsYs IRNEWRD EVERF DAT.
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
DR II. W. GRAHAM, OF CAMDEN. ARK, IF IN THE
II city, will ose by sending his address 10 GU Water st.
DISAPPEARED ON NEW YEARS NIGHT, JOHN
~ Coye. young man, 20 years Of age, i've feet 9Z
inches high dark hair and cut rather Short forehead
small hazel vhisker rather pale looking; Dress
coat black satin vest black psntaoons thick bosts
last the Of Anthony and Elm Streets
O'Clock mernng Any information respecting
him will be thankfully received at 81 Greenwich or IA
Chatham street.
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SPECIAL ROTICRS.

THE ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL OF THE BURNS
Club, Of the city of New York. will take place the
Astor House. the 25th instant. Dinner the table at
six o'clock, Pm. JAS sINEN, President.
ID. MURRAY, Vice President.
JAS. somERvrILE, Secretary.
CTABIE KEEPERs-AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF
~ owners Of coaches will be held this friday evening" at
g. G. Batberns stable of Thrteenth street and
University Place. at eight o'clock All of coaches
are requested to be there.
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nipsoI uTION or CoPAR1 ylRs1IP M u. CNA.
~ endaff begs inf y 're Ne ~ tie gnl y IN gen-
tal that hiss farther irterett tn kngs DRUG store
HG btoRawsy, which ne teme Hu,d IN parlnerAip with
Lr. ascbsntreaLer, ~. wtiheim aua D. athtraer
TOrAkrNTRsnIP- hOIIc a.. -Ip9N NfIHAU HAS
" this admitted into psttAefshp his totmer ruptL
kit,snder Gas nst, the trm VII he'oe'tst ntare
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