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Dagucrrcotppe in Case for - Cents, at
McCi.AvE AERRi1TS, formerly Reese Co., 1856 Broad
way between White and Walker streets.
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TRrNK Josr-pROpABLY TAKEN by MISTAKE

i from the ttaEtr tactic Monday IL IL a brown
ather whalchone ribbed trunk marked each end H. r.,
brass plate tho lock, l., Thompson. Any per-
having the same viii please send II to $50 Broadway
% the omcex on the dock, whence " was taken.i
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THE MILITARY.

NHARTER OAK GRAPES.-THIS GRAPE IS DE
ided1y the best cultivated they as good for
eating Isabelle Catawba, and far superior to any
size Of an inch and bali diameter Samples Of the grapes
and vines for sale All orders promptly attended TO by
JOHN u. JAMES, No. John street.
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4Thc AIerchants' Exchange /

sSThc Merchants' Exchange Bank OF Ana
costa ITO the editors Of the Evening PostGentiemen
notieed in saturdays papers statement concerning tho
shesswth Dewey take this opportunity Of saying that
the referred to tina undersixned
H. ~ DEWEY, Attorney ut law 81 Liberty street.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY


ELIZA KINNELLY WHO LANDED ON wEDNEs.
II day last from ST. Louis requested to call at II Peck
sp where she be directed TO her BROTHER Robert
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Highly Important to the General HEALTH
disroxerywill stimulate and invisorate but not
intoxcas Dr. Hams invigcratng spirit This delicious
medicine; the It taken refrcshes the dropping
sriits sigoraes the whole system cures collie
energy Mi ind poverfai efficacy ina minutes Ep
a!orite dish viii and nssan. relief after taking
morbid appetite for drinks and who are subject
70 deum tremens will find quick and effective euro In
5is s~ soa BY saSws ss's Co..
futen street. James 2uee corner Of Jane and Hudson
Hays is Fulton street. Brooklyn, and by druggists
tn Horrors OF Shaving arc Abolished by
sss r.pss whsn mot mot clears the
M Which succeeds the use Of the rassT on tender skin
~ N % OF y msS0 r ss s and No.
spectacle druggists, perfumers, 90.
Hair Dye and wlgs-Fafchclor's Ccle-
bracd hair dye by all the best In the world
Sold wholesale o. rssa or applied In nine private rooms
factory, 2SS Broadway.
Cristatloro's Hair Dyc.-This Splendid Dye
has equal the world The tnts impaired by IL to the
hair are those nature wAocsail RETAIL APP
piled 1T Cristadoro's, No. . Astor House
Summer has Darkened your Complexions,
ladies' winter will roughen your delicate skins To
that Of the bsom youth
~ the balm Of thousand flowers C. H. RING 10, Broad
~sy;Fetridge a Co., Boston,
Wigs, Toupees, and Hair Cutting.-Stran-
III RsT HEARD q Maiden lane, the largest
cheapest aud best assortment of wigs half wigs and toupce
h-ads OF long hair front braids &c.
Aspinwalls Tonic Mixture rSnIks within the
inssle specifies In medicine II the positive audots
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Planes eAfd McIodcOns--The Best and most
eesbrated .ss and melodeons in the United states in
lser and at less price than found else
where r Cill Co.'S premium pianos, with without
amos: ialiett u Nstops pianos cs the old Arm Hal
lett Co.. and @ESe Assortment OF other celebrated
Iarsshs. Prices SO W 80, s75 slN sf25-Sso &c, to
sine vii lie sold ancs to rent Cash paid for
second hand pianos Horace WAvERs. S2 Broadway.
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wigs, TOupees, anu Hair CuttanH.-Strnn-
and citizens invited to call at the factory of NED
HI RST HEARD, q Maiden lane and examine the largest
cheapest aud best assortment Of wigs half wigs and toupees
h-aids Of long hair front braids, &c.
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Court Calendar-Thls Dav.

Court CaIendar-This Day.
USD STATES DISTRICT CouRrSos. 90, 81, 80, SO, IS,
%. As, 10, IL, II, 81, %, rs.
sorarss counr-circuit- 7ol, 90, STA, s7e sci,
sc5, 900, sos, elZto sls
sThc Merchants' Exchange Bank or Ana
sestsn-!o the editors Of the Evening posGentiem
Esshanss Bssh q S inc
70 ss The The Ssa. s
II. N. DEWEY, Attorney at Law, 81 Liberty street
Anson's agucrrcotypes-Largcs size for 80
cent?; solersd and nice the
ASsoSs as
Metropolitan Hotel.
- Cent Dagucrreotypes, by the New Inven-
for snr y
c.s All ihsS dssssSrsssypes 600 daily New York Picture
The Best, the Cheapest, the Largest 80 Cent
dasserreetypes ths first class oncs
:sss ease complete taken at s BrS.dwsy Of
A D.guerrsosppe In Case for a. Cents, at
MeCiAvE AERRIT's formerly Reese CO., 1856 Broad
way, between White and Walker streets.
TIE Espcncheid Hat for the Present Fall
and the ensuing winter sold At - So admitted TO be
10 and ecnvinss yourself a lis Nassau street.
New Styles OF Bonnets and New Styles OF
those who associate the latest fashions Win
s call ssv n ssrs aa iii g.
At ss ss rs apa
sssrisls 1.-THE same tempting No proh Of course
sssssors
rather rush, Of custom, Which viii
sy spiyss w IT, q asa john far
Planes sNsd MeIodcons---The Best and most
and :. . in as sa s in
where r. Cl~t So.s premium pianos with or without
AMOS: iisiisls 40 q si.ass re sla
sss:s s'ntis !lss. sisS $50
hand p iss .''I wlxfs
Nassau Clothing store, I04 sasaes street, COR
.ss Ann heck
Cd s. Aisrss lot q furnishing sesss very YER heap
Lace and Muslln Curtains from Au> o @s =
ke.ss s, hss. ass SG s Broadway
than cost io1 Also De aines damask cornce
\ prices. s'''' REDUCTION
Laces and Embrolderies at Genin's Bazaar.
stock OF aees and embroderss the bazaar
ps'e Of all the styles IN vogue abroad from the
the ne.. and cheaper fasres suitable for
can sfs as O
GENiN's Bazaar, SIS Broadway, st. Nicholas Hotel.
To the Laliics.-Dressmalxing I'm Ten Hours.
hrs fashionable drss'msher and importer
opposite he Sa
fully the ladies' and that she
In hours perfect At all cases guarantee Il
Bust received three real French bats, Prices
sonabe. No. 81 broadway.
xcr s snip p line, Livcrpool.-Hlram
-. =. has Just received several magnn-
ess royal velvet carpets worth $3.50 to
49,. eacni S600O0 yards Of beautiful ingram car
S'.' "'"' and b. per yard.
- .<4ayace Salamuhder Safcs-a0bert NJ. Eac-
1ck n the sole the United States Of the
above celebrated safes and C. Cofhs mpenetIao.e ae
khOe bars Depot No. ~. Pcari sree one
door below Maiden lane.
$4,000 Stock OF Valentines NOW ready, at
CUPID STRONG'S, IS Nassau street.
Wedding and Visiting Cards I'm the Most
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CEvENTEENTH WARD.-A MEETING OF THE UNI.
- ted democracy Of the Ftieth Council district will be
held at Mr. Murphys Hotel known as the Shades between
and Fourteenth streets on Fourth avenues this
regular aud the usages the party
fully invited 10 attend.
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Crystal Palace AuctIoneers stors No. 81 Broad str,

n u A-ExCELsIoR CHAPTER NO. 2s-THE
W. members of this Chapter are particularly requested TO
attend the regular meeting this evening" TO hear report
from Che executive committee. by order.
GEO. w. THURBER Sec'y Ex. Com
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AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE LIQUOR DEAL
"A Central Convention will be held at the Westche
House. Bowery and Brooms street, ON Tuesdays
IA O'Clock p. n. BY order,
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MISCELLANEOUS.


DRUSHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT TIE BRUSH
ID factory, 81 Pearl street. Frankn square All articles
sold factory Paint brushes Of superior
quality constantly hand machine brushes made to or
der. JOHN X. H0PPEL.
RALsAM OF LIFE.-THIs BALSAM RELIEVES ALL
- external Diseases ulcers cancers and all chronic dis
soens the skin and makes the hair
Prepared by DR.. j. N. FLIESS, 400 Broome street.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
a Messrs. T. DUMONr CO. beg respectfully TO tnform
their customers that they continue receive
Tor their superior style Of dyeng and securing all kinds
OF NIX ana woolen goods ladies' Dresses shawls gentle
mems clothine &c. Kid gloves cleaned without smell Of
fce 400 broadway.
MosLEY's STEEL, rENs-THEsE SUPERIOR AND
W Justly celebrated too well known require
comment The manufacturers beg inform
tncy nave as agents
wholesale only RICHARD M0SLEY CO. 80 John street,
importers stationery fancy goods Bibles 10 The public
can DC suPPhea NJ AL stationers, DO.
CHOW CASES.-HOFFMAN 4 FERsCu SHOW CASE
- wareroom, o Bowery, Walker streetCases made
In every STYLE silver plated bass satin wood ma
are promptly executed.
CTAT1ONERY AT Low PRICEs-wM A. WHEELER
- Co, IL and 10 Park row, have hand larre and
American papers, &C. which they will sell It verv low
prices either for cash approved The attention Of
buyers particularly requested Nos Is Park row
VTIRE ROPE FOR MINES, INCLINED PLANES
w hosting heavy weights steering purposes vesssIs
hemp hide ropes; also for sash wc,ght and dumb
n buildings lightning conductors &C. made
ira 6nc wSre. and very flexible. =
ClAs W. COPELAND, "a Broadway,
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CIxTEEN!H wARD.-AT A MEETING OF THE DEN
= oeratic Republican Council Convention held at The
house Of Redmond Walsh l9l West Twenty stree.
mousy nominated for Councilman Of the Forty second dis
trct, to be supported At tho coming election,
ASDAxw LEARy, Secretary. h. WALSH, Chairman.
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lace and Muslin Curtains from An ~ 3
KN&TY FERGUSON, No 2s9,< Rroadwa ~ %
Rsass ssfs reel have Just received from auction lace
than cost for Importation Also LANES damask corncss
cvxtain trimmings and wasew shades great reduction
prices.
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NINTH WARD REGULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUl

NINTH WARD REGULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUB.
IN nominations
For Alderman-William ]. Brisey
For Councimen-Twenty first district John Mack; Tween
tysecond district Van Wart Twenty third dis
tric Lawson; Twenty district, Henry L. Mo-
range.
For Assessor-Levi Onderdonk.
For School Commissioner-William Quackenbush.
For School MISREPRESENTATION Banta.
For School Trustees-wiliam Dodge and William H. Du
senberry.
For School Trustee to all vacancy--Gbert J. Bosert.
For Observation-Disclosures Brush and Charles Rock.
For inspectors Of Election
First aistrict-wiiiiam q. Ripley, James W. Foshay.
Second dsrict-Stcphen ID. layman, Daniel b. Sullivan
Third dstrict-Leyi sprugsteen, stephen Mersersau.
Fourth dstrict-Wiliam Alderman, Ignatius Flynn
fifth district-Lswis j. Parker, william Murray
Sixth dstrict-Thomas Levy, Robert Lindsay.
Seventh dstrict-Michael Bonnell, Thomas Lawrence.
Eighth district-Samuel Rowland, John Hannah
Ninth distrct-Jesse D. Lsdn, Jas T. Van Vert.
JOHN +. GIRAUD, Chairman.
JOHN W. BASrA, Secretary.
NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, ELEVENTH WARD
IN independent whg nomination for Acknowledgements
Enocb Stephens.
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For balance Of Wants soc next page.
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4 RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES TO co OUT BY
II tho day seamstres would have objection TO
situation chambermaid plain waiter Good
references given, required Call at x Grand street.
the hank.
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CEvENTH wARD-INDEPENDEST DEMOCRATIC
~ nomination for Councilman, Fifteenth district Charles
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DEOPLES TICKET-
i For Mayor-James w. Barker.
For Recorder-John II. White.
For City Judge-Sidney H. Stuart.
For District Attorney-Chauncey Shafer.
For Regitter-John ]. Doane.
For Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps-Joseph e. Ebng.
For Governor OF the Almshouse-Joseph 8. Taylor.
For Surrogate--Alfred Mcintyre.
DEGURAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION. FOR
IL Councilman, Forty third district, Sixteenth ward,
JACOB 8. MOORE.
DATIFICATI0N MEETING-SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL
III district comprising the Eleventh. Fifteenth and Seven
teenth wardsThc citizens Of these wards respectfully
invited respond of John Mcleod
ply for Congress Several gentlemen will ad
dress the meeting clubs invited to attend.
Place Of meeting junction Of Third and Fourth
head Of Sixth street. Tuesday evening" October 81 at ~
o'clock Per order Of the Committee Of Arrangements,
JOHN PETIT HIRAM ENGLE,
HENRY II. LIVINGSTON, ARTHUR WOODS
DANIEL NORRIS, ]. b. RIVER.
CEvENTu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DEMOCRATIC
~ nomination for Councilman, Fifteenth district Charles
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A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS
"A cook understands pastry soups, roast and boiled
meats Inquire for L. c.. at " Elm street. for two days
A YOUNG GIRL WANTS SITUATION TO DO oFyI
IA eral Homework for small private family No objsc,
ton 10 go short distance in the country Please at)
Houston trcet in tho dry goods store for days m,
best VI r,i,rtLce Given.
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Nassau Clothing Store, l04 SaSee MEce s cor
ner o. Ann strsetBssutifu brook o, "a dsbs Ss.ass
sSs 90 *' panta9ens Of every color ST. We. .Ssav
co, ~ a large lot Of furnishing goods very ~s"S
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L,IFTH wARD-sEYM0UR AND IoFFMIRE.-THE
T. German electors of the Fifth ward will hold mass
citing at No street, Wednesday evening"
day Of November Mt o'clock, to discuss the
candidates appointed for election in the ward 70
which all Germans of ward respectfully invited by
order Of the Fifth Ward German Association
E. G. K0RNER, President.
A. P0HLMAN, Vice President.
T. RoT6ER, Secretary.
Alderman-Henry r. Hofmirc
Member Of Assembly-John ID. Dixon.
Aaessor-James Laurence
School Commissioner-J0hn H. Whitmore
. School 1nspector-John Y. Savage
School Trustces-Freeman Ferrn and William II. John
,ton.
TO all vacaucy-yohn Sexton.
Councilmen-Eighth district Joseph A. Jackson Ninth
district Charles G. Corcy Tenth district Peter " Schenk
inspectors Eection-Frst district John Henry and
d. HalI Second district James Clark and Neil Mo-
SOM Third district, William Francis and James g.
Jhcobus; Fourth district William Iofmiro and James W.
Fifth district John RHunt and John Bradish Sixth
district, William Howcnstine and John II. Sherwood
II NOW NoTHINCS.-wE WERE ASTONISHED YES.
N noticing at the Hazard House, Of Third
and Eighty street, large white muslin BILL
having the upper part fac smile Of mans eye,
the letter o. supposed to nothing
in tho centre American eagle resting upon the large
letters M This bill attracted great attention. espe
ciay those knowing its meaning As far are
informed this Is the first publicly exhibited In the un
States hut the ice is broken expect to
posted all the Union We not advised who
the candidates, which presume will remain secret
until after election.
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ladies' winter will roughen your delicate skins. To
the former blemh and prevent the latter resort to
that Of the bsom of youth
~, the balm thousand howers H. RING, 1872 Broad
Fetridge 4 Co. Boston.
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Hair Dye and Wigs-Eatchclor's Ccle-
bracd hair by all acknowledged the best in the world
Sold Wholesale retail applied in nine private
nj W. A. BATCHEL0RS hair dye sg and ornamental hair
EroAdMnY.
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THIRD WARD.-HAvING SEEN PUBLISHED IN TIE
i Herald on the Third ward ticket, headed Reform"
Much in reality, 10 reform we beg to have u under
stood that have authorized the same, and we
wish understood that do not on any such com
JOHN HARRISON,
JAMES HARRISON.
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CEvENTH WARD INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC
~ nominations -Seymour and viotory--At an immense
and enthusiastic meeting of the democrats of this ward
Monday evening At the Democratic Platform East Broad
carried -
Resolved That MOrao Seymour be the Governor
the State Of New York
the Fifteenth district Of the city Of New York.
ANef which the meeting Dispersed with loud cheers for
bition law. Hurrah THOS. A. RYAN, Chairman
MICHAEL AAHER, Secretary.
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NOTICE TO EXHIBITORS AT THE CRYSTAL PA.
noard Of Directors Of the Crystal Palace Association,
their last meeting notice Is hereby gwen that on and 81
Palace will at the disposal Of exhibitors and that
facility will be afforded for the packing and removing
for sale M auction do within the Crystal Palace
they notify the President within twenty days from
this Of their intention TO make such Sales that he
appoint for such and day OK days FOL
tlnh salaa
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FIRES.
linz In NE EICHIM-AxLNuL


AZ Il O'Clock yesterday morning Capt flanagan and
Officer Ward discovered Ere in tho clothing store Of
Robert Slveiberg No a. Eighth av The upper portion
Of the bnding and the house adjoining occupied by
number OF tenants having large families of children all
OF whom in bed at the timo Through the exer;ions
OF the Police the inmates of both houses aroused and
the Children carried 10 place OF safety. BY the timely
exerons of the remen the flames oItn yushed
the FIRE being confined TO the store which il orig mated
although at time it was Appreciated that both bald
ngs would be destroyed Tho damage the building and
stock is estimated at about $1,000 insured for 81 600
$500 in the Columbia Insurance Co, and $500 in the La
farSe Insurance Co.
FIRE IN TwESTYsEC0SD ST.
Yesterday morning about O'Clock fire broke out in
building in Twenty second st. the Second av occu
pied as carpenter shop by Josiah Macy. The fremen
carly the ground but before they could subdue tho
flames tie building with its contents almost entirely
destroyed Aarge quality flumber which was piled up
ntsr the shop took Ere and considerably damaged
The dwelling houses Twenty drstst badly dam
aged by water Loss about sl,OOO-no insurance.
FIRE CORNER OF Elm AsD wALKER-sTs.
A. l2l o'clock yesterday morning fire discovered
in the building corner of Elm and Walker sts lowe. part
occupied a cabinet maker shop by Myer Newmank sec
ond story by Albert STATE, eweler third story by W F
Ford silver platter, and others
The fire originated in the cabinet makers shop, and
discovered by Officer Woodbridge of the Sixth Ward who
Immediately gave the alarm The frenen were promptly
on the ground ard by her energetic action succeeded
in exinguisLing the flames
The fire mostly confined to the lower story although
communicated TO and burned large hole through the
flooring of the second story
Mr. Nowmank sustained damage to the amour. OF about
$500. No insurance
The stock md tools Of Mr. STATE damaged by water
10 tie amount of $500 No insurance.
The loss Of Mir. Ford is estimated at about 500. No
insurance.
Dir Newmank who slept in the shop, wns in bod at the
time and the first nimston that he had Of the fire
being aroused by Officer Woodbridge knocking at the door
Mr. narrowly escaped with his lo he only succeeded in
saving his clothing.
MAHION.ST.
Yesterday noon FIRE occurred in building in Marion
st. Dtar Prince. ocCasoned by 8 stove pipe being stuck
through one of the windows 1t was soon ertnguished
Damage slight
FALSE ALARM.
During yesterday the City Hall and other bells rang
alarms for the With and lid Districts both of which
proved to be false.
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NEW-,JERSEY ITEMS.

| OsgSIvs OF rHr BEIvrDERE DELAWARE R,mRoaD-
correspondent of The gark Daily Advertiser in clos
ing bis socount of the opening of this road. says
This road projected by jersey enterprise, chatter
ed by jersey Les ss,ure, completed by Jersey caai
and perseverance, and Jersey soil yet Pha lei
pillars assumed themselves in their actions and spec "a
es all the glory of the day and arected 70 snser Mneh
Jersey nut in modest plea for It's own claims Iher
committee made the t. and directed the ex
cursion Philadelphia drst toasted then Eastop and
lastly NewJersey. ii the construction of the road hai
been eft to Philadelphia and Easton the gravel would
s have remained in the hills the trees IN the forests
ard tie iron the orge IL arrogant
for the citizens OF Pennsylvania TO taAe merit to them
selves they should have been most gratefully humoe IN
the presence Jerseymen for being afforded those sc
ties which they had the sagacy nor the enterprise to
procure for themselves Their dparagng assumptions
were however boldly and felctogsy reouAed BY Judge
Robson one OF the principal friends OF the roai, wno
spoke of his entire failure in attempting to raise suoerp
tons in Philadelphia and subsequently by Senator HOY
sey of Passaic in speech at Messrs. Cooper Hewits
Furnaces when he conrasei jersey liberaty with the
extortion of Pennsylvania in taxing the Erie Rnlroad
$40 Geo for the right OF way over its soil When Phadel
rbians display their goods purchasers from Easton
i TO he noped they will remember with some humlli
ty how they attempted 70 rob neghborng State OF
her own proper glory for the purpose of boatng their
self Importance and how sgnay they were made TO feel
their dminutiyenoss They took good care during their
Boosting look for the main chance by distributing
their business cards through the town and not few OF
them besides loading their brains with the champagne
furnished BY Messrs. Cooper < Hewitt also smuggei
ewsy bottl in their pockets 1t is rather pleasing
Election 4 at the State will receive transit duties from these
inerant peddlers of their own conee
FIRF-On Saturday evening at o'clock fire broke
out in jersey City in wood she'd in the center OF the
block bounded by Henderson Wayne and Grove sls aud
Railroad The fire department was on hand promptly
and prevented spread OF the fire to the buildings around
t-thereby preventing extensive conhagrauon. Two
wood houses and contents were consumed The fire was
fret discovered in the Of of the wood houses IN
which was o pi e of shavings
PoRr or NEwARK-Durng January. 1884 the number
of passages made and from Newark Thirty nine
steamers twenty eight schOone soops and eleven
barges Navigation closed Ii days, anu Is still OBJ
structed.
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pEPARTURE OF TIE NU'NCIO

Afcibshop Bedin is finally gone. He was IN the Cl'y
sstwsek although very few persons were aware OF me
act Fearing some disturbance if the embrka'ion should
The W IF of the steamer MOnsegnOr Bedinl AMEND
Nga mittee Of Catholic clergymen, was received on
"H TIE amer Atlantic, at Clifton, on Staten Island
iheSe pg Active Jeff her wharf at Whitehall al "
V9sk lay morning, and proceeded to Clifton do'~
'ssn sh, till the steamer Atlantic came by, which was
~ MI after O'Clock The steamer, when opposite
"a sndiog .opped her engine and badni was received
ooaic TIE Active and thence conveyed TO the Atlantic
scou re stepped on the deck Of the vessel che fred
S tn eBno was put in notion and she stood out for
zee IT, aeavo vas char;cNd for tbs purpose by Alr