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Respi 20 OF Otto Grunxis.

Respite OF Otto Grunxl4s
In The cass Of Otto Grunzig, convicted for the
Der Of his wife, and sentsnesd to bs executed the
23d inst the following arS copies Of the Official docu-
peuts TO Sheriff Csrny wherein the Governor sets
forth the reasons for granting the respite -
6rArr or NEw YoRK, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
ALBANY, Jan. II, 1862
sR-It IL represented that Otto Grunzg has been
coursged to hope for . trial bill OF exceptions
settled by Judge Edmonds and that he has made
Pa1stion for the awful change which awaits him. This
consideration would prompt from motives Of human
t TO allow him short time for religious contemplation
careful examination OF the has satisfied me that
he has no ground to hope for trial This opinion
confirmed by consultation with the Judges OF the
Court OF Appeals But the counsel Of Gruuzig deems It
writ Of error; and by arrangement between the Dis
trct Attorney and Mr. Clinton that question viii DO
sJgued before Judge Harris Friday / enclose
ps Tspns the execution Of the Sentence G% for one
THeMAs CARSLy, Esq, Sheriff.
TIE People State Of Ne,o York Jy he Grace Of God
Free AID Ind pndent-to az to Who these pressts shaa
come Greeting g.
~ Of New York. in the month IF November 1851, Otto
6rupzig was convicted Of murder, and thereupon
sentenced to be executed the 23d day January
and application having been made TO grant him q
respite Now know ye, that have respited, eud by
these presents do respite the said Otto Gronzig from
execution Of said sents nee, until Friday the shir.ieih
day Of January instant
IN testimony whereof we have caused the great seal Of
our State to be herscnto fixed Witness-Wash.
T. iDgton Hunt, Govern nor Of said State at
city of Albany the twenty first day Of January,
eighteen hundred and hfty;s w9r,r oN vrvr
Parsed the sacretarys Office this 2ist day of January
1862. HENRY 8. RANDALL Secretary Of State.
II is very possible that Judge Harris the facts
presented viii allow the writ Of error and stay Of pro-
eeedipgs.
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.... Sd,os2 COZ 81

This is accounted for by the fact that while the com,
nisscners have been purchasing State stock for the
sinking fund, money has been borrowed in anticipation
OF the revenue to meet the interest BY the aborpti
OF those stocks the debt Of the State virtually reduced
and though tie interest upon them is still chargesbe to
the comm onwesi'h Il gees toward arymenng the fuui
by which the debt is to be quidacd instead o. being
PAID to private holders Of the bonds
The original amount Of Relief Notes" Issued in Penn
sylvan's was S2222s5; amount Of original Issue r..
deemed, s2l62SlS amount Of old issue in circulation
s6 Az; amount reissuei and in circulation, s5o27ls
In Boton arrangements are in progress for the sr.
render Of Tbs collateral bonds Of the Vermont Centra
Rsirosd due ia she year 1874 amounting to about half
e million Ct dolsrs These pledged by tis
Treasurer for about $500 COO borrowed on his irlyi
dual prorui'ss To secure the payment Of this amount
property amply sufficient bas been assigned to the ii
rectors In trust The Vermont and Canada Railroad ia
order to effect the ect has increased its capa
$4,000 for which issue of shares will be made
The read contemplated to be built By the Mil.aukie
aud Mississippi Railroad Company reaches, from AIl-
wauke on Lake Michigan TO the mouth Of the Wisconsin
river a. it. confluence with the Mississippi river de.
lance about ttc hundred niles taking "A almost direct
course through the very heart Of the state
OF wisconsin, and, whea completed, will be ons CT En-.
great highways al the country Malison the capital Of
the State, Is ca direct lire midway between Luke
Michigan end the Mississippi river Already lie the.e
along Ae line tthis road population Of two hun
dred thousand Inhabitants as sppea7s from the last
sus with their villages and their extended agricultural
pursuits, whose passage and business will OF necessity
is upon this road; saying nothing Of the vast busne
accumulated and accommodating upon The Ups. Si.sl,
Pp hat will ALEC sscoBs trbusy to greater cr less
extent, 20 Lac business OF Ills road
she rosd ~ss opened as far waukeha twenty and a
hal miles, on the first of March last, and cost to THAI
point about s.i0NG0. Its earning. were as follows
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Marine a fairs.

Tax STEAMSHIP ARcrIc,-We published on Wedies
DAY despatch from Providence stating that of tn
Collins steamers supposed the Arctic, then expected
from Liverpool, from Newport the Goth at
P. NJ standing westward. The report war correct,
the following statement from Capt Luce shows though
the vessel was sixty five miles from Newport at the
time 1t but the reflection however, nf the vessel
that observed produced by that curious atmospheric
phenomenon called mirage
HrEAMsHip Arctic, January 20, 1852.
Tuesday, P. NJ Beaver Tail Light off Newport lar.
bor bore true N N, W., quarter W.. distant 90 miles
Newport town, consequently distant about IS miles at
this time vspor like that arising from hot water,
hoatpg over the from to four feet above its
surface Several Of my passengers observing, and
dering az this appearance asked its cause. That
night the lights all showed two above the other
the lover or what seemed the reflected light appearing
several minutes before the upper real light
DBrAsruRE or A FLEET OF SrEAMERs-To-day q feet
of SIX steamers win leave this port if the state of the
river will permit, namey:--Atlantic, for Liverpool
Winfield Scott for the Pacific Georgia, for Chagres
Alabama for Savannah; Marion for Charleston and
the Roanoke, for Richmond.
LAUNCHED AT Elliot, Ne, 21st inst. by Mr. Samuel
Han room, ship Josphiue, eco TONS owned by Gen.
Joseph Andrews Of Salem and int for the freight
iEg busnefs, under com mand Of Capt Villa Jameson
There is already freighting ship of this name owned
in kenpebunk.
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KIOMESTEADS.

EROFITABIE EyCITEEENT-TuE PUBLIC MEET.
ing of the Kniokcrbocksr Building Association, last
Monday evening OF the most crowded aud thu
sste held similar association The explanation
Of the principles showing the immense profits be derived
by members and tho perfect Bafesy Of tns
extremely and nearly one hundred shares were
subscribed Tor by hore present To ali who
may choose TO attend the next thug will be held in
Hnckerbocher Hail. corner street and Eighth
Monday evening. January 26th. A Lecture,
giving the FILL p.rtcuar Of the rso and progress Of ud
ing hssociaons the Advantages to its members It's
fiotty sayings banks 40 will BIO delivered ths
csftn ~ ", r. u hilken Eq, IA there large e4ss
Of femaej this city whose savings Of nnnie port
to hem this meeting has ton called particularly
Tor then benefit and they most respectfully invited
attend The investment Of their three dellars per month
vi. pety ely yield them Ia the course of about elk years.
eight hundred dollars; aud the invested In
savings bank would not realize such interest half
century Ihnk OF this, and Join A. the
Building Association Welcome z. Bcebe President. j.
Del Neccho Vice President. Z j. Madden. Secretary.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

TIE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The American mail steamship Atlantic, Captain West,
will leave this port at noon, day. for Liverpool Her
mails will Gle at quarter before eleven O'Clock this
morning. The New YORK WEEKLY HERALD will be pub
shed at hafpast nine o'clock 1t will be printed in
French and English and its contents embrace all the
interesting Of the week including the continuation
OF the Forrest divorces Single copies in wrappers
sixrepre
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can get good recommendation a. ELL iSGERS Mar-'op
House at Yonkers sixteen miles from City Hail. Here tie
people call in round numbers aud taken of
induce them to rsrea their calls The Doctor eoncen.
lump of good nature slightly tooturcd with cony
Vitality, largely disposed hsrmoui2s with
patrons Don't tail 20 cali; all hings orderly Wines
Cigars ard Re treatments please rs ihty rt'0 cd
mainly the old i'm Of ngcrso Brother,
go Pearl NJ Bninger 525 GTeenwich street; NJ.
Henry ID. Fete- Of Broadway aud Prince streets
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION MISSISSIPPI The
democrats Of Mississippi called convention of all who
are willing to support the candidate of the Baltimore
Convention, to be held on the 9Th intt.
Expressive AGITATION 1T is said that the secession
movements in Mississippi have cost that State forty
thousand dollars.
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CoAaoS PLEas --TRiAL TERM Part l--Nos. III, 23l,
249 25l 251 and the odd numbers to, and including
200. Part mo calendar.
CrHcurr oounr Nos 1872, Isi, 1887 to- and inclad
fu0
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ruestionsiy have frozen d.sth Might bur that no
hsd bought Of SO oyevcoass tcr So have son,
svtrcoats low -. Usca, blue. end reea Tor So
The price down that man have excuse Tor
io .ng witheut G. q. CLhEhk lls NiiliEm Eset
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FINE ARTS.


EINE ARTs-CoLORED DAGUERREoTYPEs FOR
Fifty Cents Kings Skylight Rooms, los Bowery, be-
tween Hester and Grand utree the only establishment in
the city where the best ckylght Daguerreotypss hand
larger asequay low fo No charge unless perfect
satisfa ct.on is given
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-hNes run by locomotives during the year, 3I2.S4o;
hor'e', ss6l ferry 1870 Itappears ppon q compari-
son OF the above statement with last years operations
that there has been increase in the aggregate Of
sI356. Up to August of the year just clo:ed there
slight falling of in receipts, since which the gain
has been rapid.
The annexed statement exhibits the value Of foreign
dry goods entered at this port for consumption for
warshousipg. and withdrawn from warehouse for ,ae
reek ending the 22d inst
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This bank - weny Eve per cent discount
hy EVANS NO 10 hRi u Fulton ettect IL payment f0a
scsdy aGe c'othtrF.
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MADAkE GRAvIER DEsyAROINS HAS THE
IVA honor to inform the public thst she will 70 COM
menoe new quarter at her academy, 81 Clinton place.
Wednesdays Saturdays Mt 81 o'clock Evening Classcs
50 Pierrepont street.
III ENRY WELLS AND HIS SISTER MADAME a.
IA 9isyes Academy for Dancing and graceful deport
nent- as tho 5tuyvesant Institute, $50 Broadwsykov
commencing Glasses Tor adults Mondays and Thurs
itys morning and evening" onsseg masters AID msses
Wednesdays and Saturdays AT r. n. hours devoted "
spsosl GLASSES and TO private lessons.
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siDsGOAL.

Nj USlCAJ.-p1sROS TUNED FOR rs CEETs.-TUS
W. tuhstrbtr Times "a and rapsir pianos on
reasonable terms Ordors LETT or sent by post a. the fancy
s'te, 81 Green weh street, Ccrson dyenr eetstehmtnt
1f Nwcvr ccv~e- q Fowrth f'-se'i ~ 2. ~ New&rk
J. JARplSE.
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~yVigs and T0upess. = Datcheaor'e sew
sssu Wis ere pronouneea re most rsrs"s
' I a RATCHKLOR'e celebrated Wis Factory, Me-
ssvsnsss ~ 81 ~snssJ S6opv sAs address
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SxsTy<UCTaUa,

EHFNCu LANoUAG -PRoF. RICHARD, gSj
Broadway. will aiye Monday night, a. ~ ol5 *
a fho Free lniEednctery lecture before the s,gay Of m
French srsuase, for ladies ard g6ntlenen His tlslsr
6urnE ,he week euoh - to psoeent from to 10 p. X
nv clsfs either beginners for already advanced
:aN0lfrs.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
POST OEEICE NOTICE.

POST OFFICE NOTICE.
posr OFFICE, NEW YoRK-NoTIcE-THE xAILs
per United States msl steamer Atlantic. viii close -
this office on Saturday, January 81 at 103 o'clock H. H.
:. closed a. ,,s HIsrnon vi TIE Gs,Ian sts.s, vii b.
DOsT OFFICE, NEW RK-NorICE-THE CALL
fornia mails United Sta teB mail etssncr GeoTpl.
via Havana, will close at this office Saturday JAR ~
att +. N. EM. v. BRADY, Z. 81
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~. MorNies -, Nnssn,, stteet. invI,es

inrmg hs that IA hss )vsl TIC poson street
second ory irsnt roon 4sxt sVoy 70 hg old saad) bu
s,ness continued sB u6U1l.
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sAW FNE...Ag.nss.

=. W tNtFllt- n&A'HN'
rlNHE pcFrEDr DIvORCS SUIT -rIfis EXy 9ACRpf-
nHry Trial which ocerll.i The ths Goprt .gsnI'
eisht as, 10 DRAWN full sud i'm parsl r4-
port OF The evidence sreohs ~ oounse snd ils ~
ch,rge Will he published tvapLaes FORM ~ tha lNr
porter Ok tho Herald ~ so'>t0iy on is isrmrsou ~
will be tho only AuthtIt fctss paohed sna sosc who
desirou5 nietf vsrbstn ent ~ Ntu orasc
the Herald report fl.m LEVITT y pAfEA'PVHf. bosI.
elers, New York
RUDeEr-sECoND EDITIoS-THis k0RnING-cND
ID Cent-Notices OF the Press tul OF fun, buy .-onC
cena"-Hersd. "Propen triumphant tfyit-one strS =
Times. cit hits hard hang it-one cent. -Ionrier.
"Our rowerful rival quite - lArgcouly one sent
fI"-LtI.gn. Asi Etrsetys q ESSseG.2i-, -.
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THE BALL SEASON

lECOND ANNUAL MASONIC BALL OF PALESTINE
- Enoampment No. 49, of Knights Templars will be given
- Eiblo's Saloon, Monday evening, January 10Th
rchets 81 to admit gen teman and two ladies' oan DO OBJ
.Aned frem the following Of j
spencer rs Greenwich street, Potter Morrison 42 Nerfolh
street; H. Drummond B Grand streets r. c. Crawford.
Jr 15 Atlantic street. Brooklyn Roberts. 264 Grand
street; j. H. Ming 5 Hester stress Farrell Logan 70 Lew
Is street, II: DENOTE. Hall Of Records James w hsc-
horne, Canal street A. Colovelon ~ Forsyth street.
CHAS. JAS. SPENCER Chairman.
JosvPH IL NrNc, Secretary.
Members Of she order requested 70 appear in full 70
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

| THonAs PAINE.-rHE IlSTH ANNIVERSARY or
iss 4. CITY ~. .Rs @
& IN Smith 'n' a ga, ,: n.s q
He 81 x. FL ss
osei for the purpose Of presenting their late Char
Joseph Price, ESQ., sEsHScr q k ssss M
Vice Chairman OF Committee Of 1851.
Hss ssT' sssn as.' Secretaries
ArAN ELECTION nEIp ON TEE lerH inst, AT THE
"A ofee Of ths New yorh Gas shs Company n. ioI!ow
'fr
lips Ph@nis. R,ehsrd. Idward j. wooissy ana 10.
William ". f9I was un.nimou:!y r.sise.ed President
John Aowton, Manager and c. L. Everitt, Secretary.
A DKINs oUARD-A MEETING OF THE ADKINS
~ Al ia O'clock srner Of Grand and Essbesh ssrosis for
s. r. PORTER, Secretary.
NOTICE TO cALIFeRNIANs-A MEETING OF CA
ifornians visit to the Atlantic States will be
viii be BY tho meeting to she President and Csb
net and beth aepae of Congress grievances under
rests Of the wea. coast generally All persons from Cali
n w eGns Tor 1ns. Damon
Strong, A. Smith, David Alexander J. M. Huntington.
NOTICE 70 CONTRIBUTORS TO THE LoNDoNE Xxx.
~ hbition to the Great Exhibition In Lon
don ISL whose goods have been returned BY the Caroline
the expenses have accrued upon goods remove
them from tbe NAVY be SOLD
70 pay charged. N g. DODGE. 90 Ascdougal street.
TTNPAID cRoroN WATER RENT FOR lsso.--NorIcE
w 90 ss rss o. S
st the lsts Of nqucats have boon hled in this Office BY
the Croon Aquedue Board The undersigned will receive
thereof current fund daily between the hours
fleven and ootook in default OF which tho property
affected thereby will be advertised and Sold purau AMI
10 law JOSEPH Il. TAYLOR Comptroller
Comptrollere Office. Nov York; Jan. r. 1852.
'N0 TAX PAYERs--NoTicE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
owners or leGsess property upon which the tax OF
UremAinq Dxad that the sts Of paid taxes for tho
year o and will be advertised
e. or about the LIST Of February preparatory 70 sale OF
he All persons Interested therein requested SO
rahc immediate payment TO the Receiver OF Tsxeo ana
thereby tho of Advertising. Finance Depart
ment, Comptrollcrs Office, Now York Jan. II, 1889.
JOSEPH X. TAYLOR Comptroller
rENHE NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
through train Albany and Troy which left the City
Hall staon At o'clock A. NJ, arrived at Albany at l.
o'clock p NJ Tho return train which cavea Albany NJ
10 a A. NJ arrived ut the City Hall Station Mt r. NJ
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SOCIETY rEEpIgGs. 4apo.


4 o.oFo. F.-TnE MEMBERS OF NATIONAL LoneT
No, so T. q, Of .. H. requested 10 nest in tf.t,
room next Monday cyansg a.T sol9sk for 10 purrOs3
q acting on b!JkTs, as presented by tnec committee
GVery momter ig expected T. he prcfent.
=. d. HUlCHiSG5 Seoret-tF
NTYsTERICus oRnER OF @. v. Y. I. o. s. y. soUI.
Iva niTmek Lodge Inter MOE the resulsr monthly
eeiiFg of tbs Will Be held tie Hotqrc
Ocean Eve Tnc reteh will he t srtd "a VIII y-wavaB y.
T. Geogs ]. pcvtroauy, q kox Lodge Phia VIII o0uSr
wy ii ~ FAILING, I. o. IS. n. =.
VAN RxSssrrtrR TrRsv. III, !. Y, s. g.
IEyi A. HARMS, N. 1, l.. .. y. n.
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FfNt1IiIf. kANtE HftN " llItTAC rNtIf -
esgs. i " an 81 every entirely oonforaV 1, 80
s4e hG 81, w ~ ahG catit0 appearance
Il u wcsrer ~ I'LL, iha l1iGttatie, Us pna
- LAnrau l.rAc.l.
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rv bye TAO ~ tilcoyer,d oE eolorins no Lar o,
~ fske3 .hs X g t2plied. 9hq woadru cate srd
stgtnsy y,tA phoh t tsvo-te sud oiics,sehshs9 max
s. persrms n Rft'tsrhire ~ y tor asie g app''c' "
kSUn.
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HORSES, UARISIAaEs, 80.


NOR sAIH-ONE CT TIE BEST FAMILY HOA5Gs
in the ctsi strawberry r6an. H. hands hish, Ven
sde snd very stylish driver, will Il sE yeALs tAe
oonr tpring traveller, snd 81 remarkaolo en-.
dur,noe rerosty seund. ard hnd ~ every respset WI
stand rithout tvnK Wishing 70 Lurehass sry
sTsoa tOlrs viii ard II Tody 10 ohll Mr.. DAYTON,
corner Tairty.fourth st.cot, Seventh avenue.
eyLEIcH ron sALB-A GOOD TWO HORSE FAMILY
- sfrsh three seata Eo6slg NAY b. asen At II.
walters, Cstrisse Makers corner q Henry snd Poplar
streets. Brooklyn.
SrLErGD FOR sALE-A SECOND HAND TWO HoRsE
- Sleg Will leather top cushions &o Be- complete but
Little wiz DO sold cheap Apply 81 No. ~ Filth
svtnus, corner Of Thirteenth strces.
ANAwAY-oN THURSDAY EVENING, BETWEEN
IL GAnd o'clock, ehestnut Horse. with light sleigh
bsils he started from Thirty rst street down Third
.veruo he between snd u hands h'sh ehor' tail ~
(. T.. ait !. :. .... .-i.--., -. 4. -
islls Will ts rae.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE ).

TIVE LECTURE DELIVERED AT THE YJEgUss-
lem Church in Eishth streer, between Broadway al
Fourth avenue, rurday evening last, by tho Kew BIZ.
Virgins viii be repeated by reqUes evening"
u same ohuroh-to Commence a. ia o'clock. SubJe-.
The Cre.ti0n OF Nan.
st STEPHENS CHuRCH.-REV. Dir. PRICE Will
- deliver the nj 81 tao Of young
Tomorrow Sunday evening, at tho church o.
Broome ard Chryste btreete. Service to at
o'clock
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MOUSE WANTED TO REsT--h 'GENTEELtY FUR
az riltd House with s the odcrn npyoysmente stu.
.tCd between Wayerley place and Twenty ereeG ~
gentleman and HE wife without children. Pgssason 70 10
time before frst g.ys5i March next ddress bgx
ia Poet Office.
OFFICE WANTgD-AN OFFICE IS WANTED IN
~ Maiden lane between By0ttsay srd Nassau stcn or
rNaFgau street. between Fulton sid Nedsn Lane; location
10 tesona acsr not over $500 year. Address
Pcst OHiee, btx gfs pcsAraii.
pooss WANTED--A sirrlS0 Room. Two BID
"a rcOms aad bitches Wish 'front.' nAttnent In h3nss
there v lie snsf tn aav strees eithar
sic " Bfoxdza9 small two stony houtc cottage would
u preferred provided tho rent bs rsasonshie Address A.
y ~, Aorald oeice.
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tsItsthVVhLa
yFTHE PRISON IN POSSESSION or nv MOROCCO
German travelling Bag, stolen IRON me- last night IA
the csrs from Boston 10 New York viii retora the 3spors
it contsns, wi oh a value orly to niTss not only
ant lin the $50 H. cold u cont?aed, bat will AID $40 ~
10 Franklin, RIO. Fulton avenue, Brooklyn.
INFORMATION ~ WANTED OF WILLIAM AEDER
sen, ororsd, about 65 years OF age. who lelt his
homo On Thursday ss snd HIS rot tsea heard of ges
CAV one finding hin, rcd returning al 10 tA cisv %
6t aereer street. VIII e literally ewsried by .Aader
agR ana Vim, r. fneegson.
CTop THIEF.-THE TWO GENTLEMEN VINO sToP-
- red at tire Of Gold and Fulton
hfrrg tho sLove Thursday night viii sonfer
MiTiuEws & RIDBR's, q Fulton street..
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NOR SALE CHEAP-THE STOCK. FIXTURES, AND
Lease OF the Millinery 1876 Spring stroo. and dwell
ling, with eight Rent hundred dollars
1t will be sold cheap to lash customer, and every
satisfaction given for selling OUT Apply above immed
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EOR SALE-A GOOD LARGE DWELLING HOUSRAND
large store good wagon house, a. horse
she'd and about of lent beautifully si
tuatd in the centre Of tho village Of Babylon Long and
contiguous 10 the South bay about hours and haH
ride from Now or by and stage Persons wishing
GOOD situation for hotel public private poaraing
house. will ind ts opportunity rarely 10 be mot with
Terms moderate. Part OF tho purchase remain
bond and mortgage. or particulars inquire Of c.
STADGE, No II Atlanto street, Brooklyn. from 70
a.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

BOARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.--THREE OR FOUl
~ single gentlemen be aooomm odated with well fur
nished breakfast aud tea and dinner Sunday
il respectable part of Brooklyn, Within We m,aute
walk from She South ferry Apply 81 No. Is State street
Broollyn.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-02

WE DAILY HEAR OF the most sstoaish-
ing cures being effected BY that great and popsl-
"a, medicine. the genuine II. G. FARRELES
ARABIAN LIN1MENT, and We can truly
say rom our own knowledge. that no medicine
ever discovered has performed the sane wonder
iui cures, that IL has. both in man and beast.
and 1t Is equally good for both, which makes It
so truly valuable. II is therefore hailed hr the
suffering as the greatest blessing Of the are.
and no one would ever allow himself to b.
without this sovereign balm. who had once
witnessed its magic power over disease, and rs
wonderful potency in relieving pain. however
severe, in few minutes time. We earnestly
desire yod to call upon the agent, who wi
furnish you, free Of charge, small book con.
tanning. besides other valuable information, =
large list Of certificates from many Of the most
respectable persons. Of cures effected BY this
celebrated medicine, which surely are snousb
to convince the most sesptieal Of its tran
scendent virtues We notice several certif-
Gates Of rheumatism cured afler the patient
had suffered everything but death for i've to
twenty years. Also cases Of paralysis, OF loss
Of use Of the limbs, where the flesh had
leaving nothing apparently but dried
skin and bone, presenting so horrid spectacle
that their FRIENDS LOOKED UPON
THEM APALLED while physicians pro-
nounced them BEYOND ANY HUMAN
EFFORT to relieve. II is the NEST efhca-
cious remedy know for burns. spralns. wounds.
b uises, ehilblains, neuralgia, toothachs, bites
Of insects and reptiles, sore throat, sore OF
weak eyes, tumors, sun pain, ETC.. ETC.; and is
used with unbounded success in most Of the
ailments Of horses and cattle. such as sweeDy.
farcy, sprains, bruises, wounds. stiff neck md
joints lameness, swell ines. eaIl, or etafes, sore
eyes. partial blindness, etc, If used in the
Of 6stula, pnlI-evtL rinebons and
,psvin. n will invarianlv .ton ths;x f,y~tA.r