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Shocking Calamity In PhilodcIphia-Seven
Men Drowned.

from the Philadelphia Bulletin, Oct. Is.
This morning. at about quarter before 10 O'Clock,
shocking accident which resulted in the loss Of the lives
of seven men, occurred the Delaware opposite Dock
street The nforunate were aborers in the employ
of The Camden and Amboy Railroad Company, and had
been engaged in clearing out the dock below the Walnut
street landing Two scows loaded with mud, had been
the purpose Of being towed to Camden. Nine
IN the scows just as the steamboat and the
one of the scows and Instantly SUNK sucking the other
down with it. Seven of the sank with the boats
and were seen no more Only two men, who acted
captains of the scows were saved They preserved
by clngng to some matter which remained ahoat. The
follow are ret, the ames Se & Of the victims =
at McClensys in Water street
Michael Michigan aged about 80; resided in o'Hara's
court in the neghborhood Of Seventh and Shipper streets
BIS wife became the mother OF twin children short time
since.
David Hassett aged about 30 lived in South street. be-
tween Fifth and Sixth He was married about six weeks
since.
John Powers aged about 2s lived in the upper part OF
the city His wife died about three weeks since Three
orphan children are left by this victim.
Philip Scully. aged about %; lived in Market street.
below front. He leaves widow.
Patrick ODonohue, aged about 80; lived in Wilson
street. below Christian Southwark He was the only un
married man among those who were lost
Timothy O'Brian, aged "a lived in O'Haras Court. He
was married quite recently
One of the survivors made desperate effort to save
OBrian but he compelled to renqush the attempt.
All the persons drowned natives of rela they had
been in the employ of the Company for several years
The sad accident caused much excitement along the
wharves and great numbers witnessed the dreadful
without being able to afford the slightest assistance
Those who the affair attribute the calamity to the
fact that the Washington going at too rapid rate
These the scows we're apprehensive of danger and
shouted the crew the steamboat but no notice
was taken OF their cries until too late to the catas
trophe The of the accident got wind among
the friends OF the sufferers and several of their relatives
repaired to the wharf to inquire to their fate. Their
anguish learning the dreadful truth may readily be
nishap At the time we left the spot none Of the bodie
OF the unfortunate men had been recovered.
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CONSERVATION or Isnors--The conservation Of the Rev.
Dr. Davis Bishop elect OF South Carons and of the Rev.
Dr. Atkinson, Bishop elect of North Carolina will take
place In St. Johns Chapel this morning at ten O'Clock
The church will be opened at nine o'clock. The lower
noor entering by the middle door, will be reserved until
half past nine O'Clock exclusively for the members OF the
House Of Clerical AMI Lay Deputies with the Ladies of
their respective families
A MARROW EscAP.-As one of the Fulton ferry boats
leaving for Brooklyn yesterday about one clock,
man ran down the bridge and sprang after it, but jump
ing too short fell into the water He was una Bile to swim,
and after sinking twice with great difficulty rescued by
means of the ast kept the bridge for such ,ses ma
teriay aided b the exertons of gentleman whose name
We could not s>certan who CALAMITY sprang from tue
boat, and sws back to the str gging man. When
taken out OF the water the was quite exhaust but
ultimately recovered and went home. II chain were
extended The Of the bridge previous to
the boat starting, it would prevent the possibility OF
jumping, and the consequent loss OF many n lie.
ArTRMpr AT SuIcpH--On Saturday evening insane
man by the name William Ellwood attempted to drown
himself by jumping into the water at the foot Of Delaney
street, but rescued from drowning by some citizens
and of the police
DpsGRAcFruL CONDUCT employees THE ERIE RAIL
HoAp--Fiederick Hen gan, man who had been Injured
on the New York and Erie Railroad, found by officer
Wrinkle, of the Third ward Saturday night at the
entrance Of the ferry house Of the railroad appears
that the injured man had been placed the ferry boat
BY the employees Of tie railroad company, and its
arrival he wheeled off by deck hand belonging
the ferry boat and was left at the entrance where the
o6hcer found him.
SUPPOSED FATAL INJURIES FROM FALLING Down AN AREA
Yesterday morning man name unknown found by
police officer of the Sixth ward lying in the area Of
BUILDING at the of Pell street where he had
accidentally fallen but at what hour not known lie
conveyed to the City Hospital.
FREs-late on Saturday night fire broke out in the
third story front room of the building No 122 William
street which is occupied by Doty Bergen staoner and
importer Of fancy goods The second floor occupied by
Joseph Ehen also importer of fancy goods and the
nent by Wesake Price, coopers. The Of the fire
unknown The damage done principally by water
Eark yesterday morning fire broke out in the Irving
Ho Sc which originated in the upper story OF the Cham
eer street wing under the floor of the occupied by
the female servants. The is unknown but it
extinp uished with only slight damage from water
On Saturday morning lire discovered in the club
house $40 Broadway caused by the heater in the cellar
setting fire to the partition which communicated to the
basement foor Tie fremen there and the fire
was soon extinguished with only slight damage.
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FURNITURE.

DITCH ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUITES, AND FURNITUN
IL Of every dsscriptidn.C A. SCHNEIDER Gate Georgia
Sohindle manufacturer Of fashionable cabinet furn
and upholstery would respectfully invite persons sbo3
prcsy for city custom trade AFTER the latest desgns, h
very best Workmanship and will be cold at prices unsu
passed. At 100 Canal street, between varck and Hudse
next door 70 the Peoples Bank. up stairs.
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE FAIR THE TWENTY SIXTH
n annual fair Of the American Institute now open daily
Castle Garden from q. ~ unt 10 H. Everything is
in order Designed for the exclusive exposition Of the
products Of country The annual address, BY
Hon. William H. Seward will be delivered at the Broad
way tabernacle Thursday, the 10th Instant at ~
o'clock r. NJ Tickets, 0'eeO be obtained at Castle
Garden at No. SOL Broadway, any of the
The Cattle Show will he held Hamilton square,
Third avenue between sixty Sixty ninth streets,
the 10Th, 10th and 2lst lost Tie clerk will be tho
ground, receive the the I7th and
18th inst. by order Of the Board
ADoNfRAM CHANDLER Cor. Sec.
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Lrhtoot Mt pier - East river, will please their
freight board before Saturday 18th instant and hand in
their hills lading signature to SU rTEN CO. No. 81
Wall street or Messrs HowEs CO., 90 Pearl street
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FINE ARTS.

U,INE ARTs-RARE ENGRAvINGS AND ETCHINGS
Nv the following old masters real gems OF art selected
in Europe by special agent An entirely new assortment
v tLe is Just IMPORTED worthy the
attention connoseurs and all lovers Of fine
avis nj BIGGARS old store No 80 Canal street. New Yor|
.R,mirondt Willie, Rubons Edelink Ostadc, Plonski al
others Also very fine collection Of rare portraits &c
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Court Calendar-This Dav.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-Moons in Admiralty
suPRxxs CouHr-General Term.-Special motions. The
general calendar will not be taken up.
SuPRyMs CouRr-Crcuit.-N 2S2, oil, 216 $780, ls7,
191, 2he, 30S to 315.
COMMON PLxAs-Part First.-Nos. $50, 815 1927 to $780,
e82, 1874, 1885, S38, $40 to S43 AGO. Part Second-Nos
ezs Gel 1914 $685. 500, 6O6, c34 soi, 49, 56O $685. 262
6e7, IA, 1856.
SUr,RIoR CoURr-Nos. 3ls, 1926 a. 9s ia s. A. 242,
l22 206 81, 2S2 26S 1885, $751; 1888, $50, 361 1872 $685.
364, eos, $685. S67 3ss $685. 86o 370 37l S72 373 $780,
8o2, 383, 1874, 1885, 1877, 1858, $780, 800 SOL 1893.
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who, when he wishes to describe anything peculiarly
tinue, the expression very French" and
v TO Knoxs hat establishment, after critical examira
kion fell style Of hata thus pronounced
upon IL. We coincide with him. and advise all who want
hat French to call at No lbs Fulton seet and make
purchase.
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At the snbseriber,s writing parlor. in

Lafarge Buildings Z3 Broadway, bad writing ia made
beautiful In twelve to twenty lessons Ladies' and gentle
respectfully invited to call and tho excellent
speeimens certain to acquire their ikesn elegant quick and
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AnsOn's Daguerreotyses, Large Size, for
s:nts1Thess are colorsd and in nice morocco case
those which cost 81 and So elsewhere Remember at AN
IONS, $50 Broadway opposite the Metropolitan Hotel.
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k wearers Of ne hats TO know that hehas sold Raj
TLRIY LEASH Tor ~ apd 81, cannot be surpassed in
give customer daguerrotypa er es neatly
and oognor of Chatham and Pearl streets
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ALI those in want OF bin heads circulars, labels &C. &C.
all Gordon "a Nassau street Cardscards -cards-the
fastest and cheapest card establishment the world Re
member GORDON, a Nassau street The Alligator and
Giraffe printing presses
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city that engine house in the t
should furnished with portion of the Russia salye that
noble remen who constantly exposed burns and
bruises Of description have the of mme
date relief ut hand 1t is sold by CHAS RING
Broadway and John street.
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ache Curcd In Five MI

Observation-Disclosures Cured In Five MI
Eleventh street. 1t also cured Capt Comstock Of tho
steamer Baltic of attack Of rheumatism in three days
Sold by all the druggists.
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RESPECT ABLE WIDOW WOMAN WISHES THE
N washing Of family or few gentlemen. Gail at 2l5
n o e. front basen ent.
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Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock
Cor enlarged veins tho legs elastic kneecsps spinal
treces ades bolts and supporters cubfoos
md bowey INSTRUMENTS With assortment OF chldrens
srusses, ~ IL Ann street, near Broadway.
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Hossker 81 brother, Fini,ang from Conn

plants which reach them frequently that certain parties
ome of whom avoid placing their the parcels
they initiate the Croton Mills bags and packages Of
-four closely deceive the unobsosvsnt and the
cautious occasionally rn by using they discover the differ
epce betwacn tho genuine and the init so1 H. B. would
fherefoe that leir aadres printed
every package which be tn, only security to the
puocfor IN examining number Of complaints, the Hour
proved to be Of the limitations They have recently
placed new rightod label printed IN red the lb
PACKAGES Of their patent Isf raising -four distinguish
from ths mitator Where do not keep tho articles
htSbe Croton Mills fames, by sending note
Through any Post Office will be supplied with single
packnge HECkLk BROTHER, Croton Mif 2ol Cherry
street. near Pike dip
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Whom in the course OF human events, It
becomes for person to
himself another he 10 Of tasto he goes direct
Root No 33 broadway where perfect pictures taken
Of woa
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WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE ENGLISH W0-
at "a West broadway.
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Young Man, you want Whiskers; Young
ma. you want hair Now my onsusnt will force the beard
act stain injure the skin per bottle any
VI the country. r. q. GRAHAM, No. IS Aun street.
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THE EIRENIEN.

=
A ISOLATION OF EXEMPT fiREMEN.-THE MEM
"A bers VIII please meet this day tNonda at o'clock l..
NJ, at the of Grand ri streets, the
last tribute of to their late associate Mr. Daniel
Baker, who died on the 18th inst
GEO. W. WHEELER, Secretary
A ssoCIATi0N OF EXEMPT rlREMEN.-THE REGU-
lar quarterly meeting Of this body will be held Fire.
mems Hal Iuesda, evening tho 18th nst at ia o'clock.
Members will please be punetua Persons proposed and
wishing TO become members do by attending this
meeting with certificate from the Clerk Of the Common
Council that they hr,men the time prescribed
by Law. GEO ". " HELLER, Secretary.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EHEAP MILLINERY ST0RE-WIIIIAM IRVINE
would respectfully call the attention ladies' 10 his
large and select stock OF millinery goods straw goods rib
hons h0wers silks satns bonnet vcyet
ami felt hats &e all Of which will be sold at tho lowest
prices WILLIAM IRVINE.
No. 10I Canal street, corner of Wooster
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JOHN stage,
JOHN KUSH, Committee.
JAMES b. TERHUNE,

ATT SPECIAL MEETING OF WARREN HOSE co.
IA No 49, held after the Annual Parade the following
outions adopted
Resolved That the thanks Of this Company be hereby
rendered to Amy Hose Co. for their
this Company to and from the line procession the
sion Of the annual parade of the nre department.
Resolved That the foregoing published in
New York Herald and Firemsn's Journal
JAMES E. COLEGROVE,1
JOHN CAFFERY, Committee.
NATHAN S. HARRIS. y
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Excelsior Hair Dy e.-Why pass

through life with blensh the nobies
when Crstadoros Excelsior Bye will change red sandy
white hair TO seperb Of rich brown glossy
black in five minutes without abstracing partics Of its
natural moisture Can individual to whom this is ad
aresed this question satisfactorily Manufactured
sold and applied lin private rooms) at No. Aston House
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the citvfine dress calf and patrt leather boo cork
sole water proof boots of every description BROOKS
shoe palace $40 Broadway and at his old stand Fulton
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
4 >~N~-N~r->~-<~.>.>
SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES.

CONSULATE GENERAL OF ECUADOR. WASHING:
hss ss'1
IN: M S from his s nsE Fl the
yhasshg Capt Norton bound for tho United
he ras then residing with said captain % Bediord
since then he has not ssen heard from Any information
y the Snds s sisssd xXRoN H. P%ME
Consul General of Ecuador
TrMR: ROBERT Err WILD WILD WILL PLEASE LEAVE HIS
TO his advantage in relation to the drill for Jersey g. A. NJ
TT ALFRED LovELACE Is IN THE CITY, PLEASE TO
call on Baenda Brewer on the corner Of Twenty
o'clock.
IF CLENoRAH FEENY WILL CALL At THE CHAT
ham Post Office, she will find letter for her
INFORMATION wANTED-oF DANIEL MORRISON,
from the county Down. Ireland. He arrived this
Ohio Any mfSrnason q hin WIN b shankfqy received
county, N. Y Ohio and Western papers please copy.
Albany, reaching New York about o'clock T. NJ, the
last Canal street viii BY sending his
dress to box 34u6, At the New York Post ONCE
NoTIeaEsa.1E CHARLES TozEE Will ENQUIRE At
house and his anxious friend J. Atchison.
ITO CARTMEN-THE CARTMAN WHO TOOK ONE
hundred and o1r pieces Of palm wood from pier 81 East
requested to call at the ONCE of MIDDLETON CO., 70
New street.
THE TRADES. &C.
CEGAR MAKERS wANIED-THREE OK FOUR GOOD
- workmen will find good work by applying at 50 Barclay
street. and two boys to strip tobacco.
T,o CIGAR MAKERs.-TnE CIGAR MAKERS OF THE
city Of Albany having recently demanded an increase
for services be rendered and certain of the
refuse TO concede TO the demand this TO inform such Of
the craft be out Of employment not to be decoyed BY
mnnd scale of prices has been upon and adopted
hoped that the craft will at once soc the nracticabiy
by all the cigar makers Of Albany.
ITO CLOCK MAKERs.-wANTED A MAN WHO THO
roughly understands the manufacture Of seeple clocks
One qualified and Of correc; habits hear Of permanent
pleasant village within five hours city, daily
munication Address VIM H. w., No. 15 Fulton street.
RIO TAILoRs.--wANTED, SIX FINE COAT HANDS
npe sS sS hSp SG' sSSd gses E
No ~ Columbia street next to the Of Union, South
RIO TINMEN.-WANTED, AT 81 DATE 99 Cattle
rine street. two good tin and sheet iron workers. 70
steady capable the best constant work will
be given. Call at any time in the day or evening.
JNANTED--AN EXPERIENCED CATER. Filter ON
w fine custom work al. one to make oyeet holes only
Address $ s. s., Herald Once, for three days
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEAP MILLINERY sToRE-WILLIAM IRVINE
large and select stock OF millinery goods goods rib
hons feathers howS, silks atns bonnet yelyets bcayor
prices. - - WILLIAM IRVINE
No l0I Canal street, corner Of Wooster.
U,AMILIEs REQUIRING ALEs, PORTER, WINES.
brandy, &C., will please call At w. H. Upderhs branch
g Fourth syengs corner o. eighth st. where
low any other house. GE0ECE u, BROWNE. Conductor.
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any part q the body is positively uprooted BY Gouauds
by his Italian medicated soap and his lily white liquid
hair dye liquid white lily white and hair restorative
equally celebrated at Walker street, first store from
Broadway.
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E,AAILiEs REQUIRING ALES, PORTER, WINES,
brandy, &C., will please call atM H. Underhill's branch
soye $50 Fourth avenue of Twenty eighth ST. where
they will find every variety Of quality at
low any other house. GEOECE u, BROWNE. Conductor.
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published Song entitled The Dying Words OF Little
katty music by Horace Waters euthor of Mothers Vow
3d. arranged BY Thomas Baker 70 DO published by no
RACE WATERS 1888 Broadway SLe great piano AMI music
shne
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Anson's Dagucrreotypcs, Large Size, for
% Cents-These colored and in nice case
lined with velvet and twice the size that has been made
cost 81 and So elsewhere Every day persons that
they have paid for pictures not good Arson puts
fer 80 cent Better pictures be expected where
constantly s and deiy ring pictures every
nve minutes: Remember ANSON, $50 Broadway opposite
tho Metropolitan Hotel.
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Wigs, Wigs, Wigs.-Strangers visiting sne
city that the best place e get hair
have hand the largest the cheapest and best assortment
Of wigs half WIGS toupees zettes TO- Copy the address,
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, OF GOOD
w reference situation cook, wash, and iron 10 do
general houseN or in nice small family Can be for
two days at $50 Mulberry street.
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Alta MEETING OF WASHINGTON FIRE ENGINE
~ Company, No 20 held ON ret IN from parade, the fol-
wing resolutions unanimously adopted:
Refoved That sincere thanks returned to Fulton
Fire Engine Co.. No q for with band line of parade,
and duly appreciate the friendly feeling exhibited
occasion, the courtesy being grateful coming
1t does from those whom have claim beyond that
bond Of brotherhood which should unite all hremen in
friendship.
Resolved That also thanks Mrs.
Hodgson of 80 Cedar street tor beautiful wreaths
to Mr. Il. Prendbomme of 10 broadway, refresh
ments furnished return.
j. X. PEyER Secy. JAS. COUGIIIN, Foreman
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1T A MEETING OF PROTf CTOR FIRE COMPANY,
"A No % held at the engine house after annual PARADE
motion, IL was animously
Resolved That thanks hereby rendered
Eagle Hook and Ladder Co No t. for escortin into line.
JOHN McNICOL, Foreman.
EDWARD McPHFLAN. Secretary
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John Mason just appoint mister to France vice Pete
Parev Goodrich has exhibited his democratic and American
principles by sendng order for several suits of clothing
SMITH BROTHEES, l22 Fulton street They can oompet
with any Partisan costumrs in point Of STYLE material
cheapness.
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Hair Dye and Wigs.-Batchelor's manufas-
ssy a. No. 2ss Broadway opposite the Park where he has
rion Of his hair dye and newly invented wigs toupee
Nine private rooms all on one floor.
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New Style OF Colorcd Dagucrre-

etypesPartcular attention is called
ooored new feature in the art which he
has recently produced Also his miniatures
OIL combining the truthulness and accuracy OF
type with the beauty and finish the oil paint
ing Specimens be his magnificent daguerrean
saloon, 34y Broadway, corner of Leonard street.
BDaguerreotypes of deceased persons taken in OIL
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Dasuerrsotypes talson daily, In every Style

of the art at KNAPPS popular rooms $50 Broadway
Prince street. and 1903 Bowory Andersons carpet store
On hand large and rich assortment ranes
gold warraned ockets dopbe and snge pins
kenesses from 50 clio, usually sold
from s. to Sl5. Call and see.
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THE MEMBERS AND THOSE DESTROYS OF ACCOM-
panying the First Company of Manhattan Blues theft
third annual excursion for target practice will 70
Fourth street. Tuesday evening october IS
I. M Ky order of JOHN KELSEY, Captain.
JOHN X. SPRAGUE Sergeant.
LEANDER ScHouTEN, Secretary.
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me Da&uerrcotypcs taken ny rccs q 90.
equal works the generally supe
rior to pictures of the size Four hundred portraits
taken daily All who desire perfect licensees profit by
gsting the cheapest establishment in the world, No 2S9
Broadway
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ALFRED MUNROE CO., No. Al Broadway OFFER. the best
assortment Of well made and fashionable clothing be found
IN New York Purchasers nyi ted 10 call examine and
judge for themselves No deviation, in any instance from
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L,IREMEN.-WE, THE UNDERSIGNED A COMMITTEE
appointed behalf Of Hose Company 81 return our
sincere thanks to Howard fire engine "a their
kindness in escorng and from the place Of starting
the day Of the annual parade.
JOHN stage
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oST-ON SATURDAY EVENING, IN THE VICINITY
IL Of street. going there Blocker street
stage TO Nibo or in the saloon ady large size hagreS
present. person having found will be liberal wardc
by returning 1t without delay to L. b. Mead 7O CeeH wicl
street.
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WANTED-A SITUATION by A RESPECTABLE
w young woman as cook chambermaid No objections
60 go short distance in the The
given Can be until engaged at No. 10 state street
brooklyn. - ~ f