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ship continued for many years. and at he erp;,.s
be became associated with Marshal s. Bidvea =.
and wa. 20 at The time of his death. Mr.. stror-
understand was a native Of this City, and beoas,,
an old and much respected family.l
The following is the official account Of the rsz
Of the Bar:
Alta meeting of the Bar held in the Geaers, =
Room of the Superior Court on the 10Th day Of j.
1888. on motion Of Francis B. Cutting, Fac. n
Justice OAKLEY WAS appointed President; Ju,s
DUR. BoswoRIH, CAMPBELL and SLossos =.
Surrogate BRADFORD, Nice-Presidents and M
william CUTTING and GEORGE j. CORNELL g.
taries.
On motion of Mr.. LORD, seconded by Mr. q,
the following resolutions were adopted, and ord
by the Judges TO be entered on the inmates Of tho
perior Court viz:
Resolred Tia, deeply mourn the death Of Geos- ,
Strong one the respected and yenerHtcd Hn6er.
Rs,ired That we beer witness from knowledge % n, n.
leaning ndu-tr, and requirements We ek
n ur IA, rory bis nd and snassunins manners bic hs ~
grity bis urapoited honor bis feproashabe pIya.o .
nd ri. DOW PRINCIPLE of morals and religion We eoasf -
,be nreiy Of hs deriesros in he midst Of profess.
success bic anknes and patience IN controversy his ta
horesy opinion Of speech aud o. eondae' hry aks
his psif e 10 b. example for ouf imitation
R,oired That feel his death a. the Ices Of eiixen
In good works always ready BY his counsel and h ess
ala In The CONDUCT sud success OF useful nsl
,ns, snd diving in the ripeneSs of his years the aae
and with undimrishod faculties no has lei q.
regrets as 10 fault, or iaigs a 10y W nI ee.a
with our s. upathy and consoenee
The resolutions were adopted, and the meeting
motion, adjourned.
In the Marine Court at the branch in which Jst
Birdsa presided, Mr.. A. A. Phillips, a little befOr
O'Clock, announced in suitable remarks the death
Mr.. Strong, and moved that the Court on; Of resp
to bis memory adjourn, which was seconded by
Lepaugh and responded to by Judge B., and the ca
adjourned. In the branch at which Judge NcCarl
presided remarks were presented by Messrs. Rus
and McAdam and that branch also adjourned.
United States Circuit Court also adjourned at
early hour.
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fAdyertisement.l
The permanent Cure of Rupture, Piles. Fistula

Falling OF the Concealed Abscess Recum by
l.. H. DIXON NJ D. Editor The Scspe- Every
ducible Rupture be permanently cured that the
Truss may BIO entirely dispensed with ser Piles and F
tua cured without the gatue
when desired patients received the Private Hospital
Dr. DIXON where comfort of domestic life
Examinations and opinions the Doctors residence No
STRAY. Office hours from to 9, and 10 d.y, and to
evening All other hours he ia the Hospital
sen Letters must be addressed to EDWARD H. DIXON NJ D.
Committing and Operating Surgeon Box No. s2i
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Director. Of the colorca opera. 1nsesa of adapting
trashy words to some defunct Sco;ch or German
melody, let the aspirants after This species OF iyrc'
fame mingle with its orgnators and draw inspiration
from tour through the South and West. There Is
plenty of material to work upon and there Is GER
tainIy no scarcity Of room for Improvement.
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NEW-,JERSEY ITEMS.

THE FOURTH AT ELIZABETH CrTY.-The citizens
of this place preparing for celebration peculiarly
adapted to the juvenile portion of the community.
The CbiefJuttice Of the State, the Clergy of the
neighborhood and other persons Of note will assist in
making the occasion both interesting and profitable.
Persons from abroad especially children, are invited
IN attend
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accordance with the donors preference eectea aiso
unanimously, the Rev. Roswell ID. Hichcoek, D. ~
of Bowdoin College, the first Professor Commit
tee to correspond with Professor Hitchcock was aP'
pointed who have learned from him, as we anoo',
stand that he knows of no impeachment IN the way 0'
accepting the appointment
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IAdvertsement.i
Go,NG TO EUROPE "A familiar heading to those

snd tempt the better Of the public ~ adyer
Using Of Piano consequence OF the
of going TO Europe ether pisce HORACE Waters
No does intend 10 visit Europe or any oher
place present hut will continue 10 sell in legitimate way,
piano. from manufactures less price than thy
p be had elsewhere and adds each bill susianee that the
Piano sold shall give entire satisfaction or purchase money
refunded
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IAdvertisenent.l
FOWLER AND WELLS, No. 300 Broadway, New

-''' O0O
York have al works Physiology Hydopathy, PhreRoogy
Phnrosrsphy and the Natural Sciences generally.
TUE wATEkCrRE JOURNAL and THE PSYCHOLOGICAL JouR.
NAL published monthly at 81 syear
LIFE ILLUSTRATED frstelass family Newspaper, weekly,
81 year. Agents wsntsd at No. SOC Broadway NY
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Internationally :.
puoroGp APUC PoRTRAITs-Life and cabinet

szes in oil and pastel Miniature sizes supeo. 70 the hnss.
ycry rantius uncolored PRoToeRApHs equad o no
establishment world Perfect likeness taken N any s1e
or .ile from Of dece ased persons Le1He Ol
PAINTINGS on canvass sitting taken only oy
j. GVRsES l. c. d. FREDERlcks,
No s6 Rue Base lie Rempart, Paris, and
No. $40 Broadway, New YORK
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RAGGED SCHOOL At THE CRYSTAL PALAcE.-Not
long ago we saw account of the visit of Ragged
School to the Crystal Palace, in which it said the
Superintendent expressed great satisfaction a. the
order and decorum which shown by the pupils.
We observe that the same School is again to visit the
Palace Monday afternoon, July p when there is to
be an exhibition of its condition and efficiency, music
from Dodworhs Band and addresses from some Of
our best public speakers. The receipts Of The day
to be devoted to the support of the School, and we
hope they will be large for surely the charity is most
valuable one, and deserving of all encouragement for
the degradation Of certain of population actually
excludes their children from public schools and it
II only in such institutions that they expect to
obtain that instruction which alone lift them be-
yond condition of deplorsble ignorance.
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ITsIos THEOLOGICAL SENISARY.-It is stated in
The Evangelist that Mrs. Bell, formerly member of
DR.. Hatfelds Church, though connected with the
Rev. DR.. Ae1snders, has rendered the offer of sum
of money sufficient to completely endow the Professor
ship Of Ecclesiastical History Wis s25coo, the priv
iege Of naming the Professorship and of recommend
ing the FIST incumbent Of it be allowed. The Board
of Directors unanimously accepted the offer, and in
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A CITY WORK-HoUsE.-A communication signed
by several ladies of Jersey City has been addressed the Alder
tnof jersey City, relative the erection Of Work House
connection with the City Aims House, Of four
Aldermen and four citizens from each Ward taken the
subject into confederation The COMMITTEE consist. Alder
Lyman Edge In-ey and Tyuel aud Messrs d. g. eg.
ory. J. ;. ster j. g. Mclaughlin aud A. Ramsay
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The Rev. DR.. vinton of Brooklyn has received and
accepted call from the Corporation of Trinity
Church, New-York, to become an Assistant Minister
He will have charge of the Chapel on Fifthsv.
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The bark of the great Californian Tree, known as
the Westinghouse Gigantca," of which we gave
an account some time since, will soon be on exhib-
ton at the Crystal Palace.
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Tn LATE HOMICIDE ~ JAcKsoN-sT.-ENANINA.
ZION or MITCHELL TIE PERPtTRAIoR.-The examination OF
Iscob Mitchell charged with causing the de.h OF hs mistress
by beating took place yesterday before Coroner Hilton ne hay
s arrived from Newp ,r r. L. in custody Of two policemen
who there arrest him lie stated that ne
native Of 20 Of and coaster by PROBES
ion In answer 10 the question What have to say In re-
lsion to charge against you he replied; she was sap
ect 10 fits before anything Of that kind happensd Al me
clos, the the prisoner committed TO the
Tomt- 10 await the action Of the Grand Jury.
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The LATE BUILDING ACCIDENT IN THE TWELFTH
WLRpSsmuel Helmes carpenter and one OF the men IN
ured b, the falling of building In Seventy Sths,
which raised days since died yesterday from the
injuries he received. Coroner Wilhelm held inquest upon
the body verdict Of death from Injuries was rendered.
TO which the appended charging the contractor
his with csreleDe The deceased was native OF
New.Jersey, and G5 years Of ago.
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Advertisement.

PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PAPER-HANGNGs.-
eRArr HARDESBERGH Manufacturers and Importers No.
$50 Broadway between Leonard and Franklnst, invite
.enton 10 their extensive stock which unsurpassed by any
D this country Faithful and accomplished workmen
any part the city country short notice and their work
vknantsd-
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We understand that preparations have been made
for fine entertainment at Knckerbocker Hail. on the
afternoon and evening of the ed of July. The Blind
Asylum Band viii do justice to their reputation, and
the music alone viii more than compensate for the
small admission fee, besides the consciousness of aid
ing a worthy ehjec..
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ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-An aged German, named
Nathan BARN residing at No. 3 Rivnston st ~ y attempt
I'D 70 commit sucde Thursday evening by jumping of Of
one Of Houston ferry boats lie rescued by the hands
Of the boat.
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ADVERTISEMENT
rho nro.t ;nb ling reme1y for sthma Consump-

on and ali Of the Throat and L1ngs DE- CysIls
Thousands have been restored health the past
wear by the Hygeene Principal Office, No. 5is Broaaway rd
sod By c. IT. RIsG, No. 1872 Broadway Pce only - psex
.Se DR. CURTIS will be the office daily from 10 to O'clock
where be may be consulted free Of charge
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ARREST OF FUGITIVE FROM JUsTIcE.-Chas j.
Barn frnecrsn arrested day or two since by Ser
gean Bower suspicion Of larceny and locked up Tor t
Yesterday officer from Cincinnati Ohio arrived IN TIL. CITY
with requiion him he having been charged with robbns
g. J.hns uphoserer thar city in whose employ ne
was quantity of goods which he had brought to this
City o disposal He back to answer the charge
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fAdvertisement.l

The last time of that excellent comic produc-
ton the MuLErEEE ToIEpo" which h.s been bril-
Hany successful BARxuHs MUSEUM IL viii be presented
there THIS AfrERSoos and also THIS EVENING when eli the
Curioses may be without extra charge beside.
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We call the attention of the public to the FREE
EXCURSION WEST FLUSHING for MONDAY NEXT. The pro
prietors their very desirable Lots For full
titkets apply to barker DuSeoas SMITH
No. IA Pine ct, NewYork.
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NEw-YoRK ASrrSLAvERY SocrETY.-The officers
of this Society for the ensuing year chosen few
days since as follows: President, Sydney Howard
Gay; vice-Presidents, Erasmus ID. Hudson, Lauren
Weimore Corresponding Secretary, Oliver Johnson
Recording Secretary, Henrietta W. Johnson Treas
urer, Rowland johnson; Additional Members OF the
Executive Committee, Abby H. Gibbons, VIM. A.
Halls, J. f. Cleveland J. Mortimer Hall, Thomas P.
Nichols
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Advertisement
N,-c,c, Thu now natented PIAgO-FORTE con.

.spipg the Linguine Sweet Voiced Attachment" will be
Exhibited from 10 and performed every day for few days
fon 10 10 and from O'clock No. SOS Broadway up
stairs, Ladies and Gentlemen, amateurs and professors
specuy invited by the inventors DRises ScHosAcKER to
call, listen and examine.
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Advertisement.
Soma WATER and CREAM SiRUPs-Msde from

e.h Cream-somethDg and superior to ordnsIy srups
Ladies and invited call and try it, at RUSH
TONS only at No. III Broadway Of Cana and q. No.
10 Aston House, corner Of Barcley-st.
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CITY ITEMS.

Owing to the pressure our advertising columns
this morning. We are compelled to place the New Pub
locations upon our seventh page.
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BROOKL YN .ITEIMJG.

DEFAULTER.-A report is current that q City Of
fcer Of Brooklyn is defauer 10 considerable amount The
matter will probably be brought before the Common Council
their next meeting.
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ADVERTISEMENT
Gas Gas CAS-ARCHER, WARNER X Co. are

now manufacturing and other new styles OF Gas
FIxIuEEs which beauty Of design and superior workman
shin in country see samples az our
aerot No s7s Broadway. Also, PORTABLE Gas WORKS
for country dwellings, churches factories @c Waranted
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fAdyertisement.l
RFDDING's RUSSIA SALIVA Boston remedy OF

50 years' standins-Hshly recommended BY Physcans II
speedy BURNS, BoILs CoRss, PILES, FELoNs, CiL
CLANS old SoREs Is box. Sold by all Drdggsts
A. b. d. SANDS, C. v CLIcKESER Co, r. RING corner
Johp.st New.York; JOHN GILBERT & Co.. WM. Il. ZfEBER,
Philsdelphia. REDDIsG Co., Prcpieors, Boston.
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fAdveTtiseuentJ
TEAs.-The best assortment of FINE TyAs will

be ourd q the TEA CoyAxrs newy-erscted and
sassnf Ho1e No rs Chsfhsne between PeAd aad Rooss
vess NE Oldest Tea establishment 10 the city We azure
they do better here hsa elsewhere either =
Wholesale rstaAL Ne branch stores
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Advertisement
cnrI.- AIrpICI ES -ThnsI, instrnmPntG tor u

hard of hesng becoming daily more
srJ me- used and the afflicted should call aud try them For
ssI At RUsEToss the old establishment No 10 A-tor House
co,s, srrlsy-st AZ broadway, corner Csnalst
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fAfvertnmentl
[AfyertnroenLI
Pea, estate owners in Ague districts can greatly

the value Of their property By introducing the new
A,,,dote 20 Malaria" called RHopEss FEVER AND AsoS
cvyEp Th. will health TO al tenant" ana u,
O0AI - ~ n Chiffon. certificates each bottle
I,sn, IN New York GEO. H. BATES, No ISIS water.
:. Also for sale By H. RING, C. V. clrckrSra Co.. and
~ J. A. RHODES, Providence. r.
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"Massanieo" will be given again this evening at
Wallack's by the German Opera Company.
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For EuRoPx.-The steamships Union and Ariel viii
leave THE port to-day for Southampton and haVre'
The wife Of Gen. Scott will be one of the passerg gers
for Paris.
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SUPPOSED SUIcIDE.-Mrs. Kilbride womsn 80
years age died yesterday No. 81 Alen from the encs
as is urpoed Of an dose Of sudanu taken for the pur
pose ofsefdencon She before attempted suicide %
mpng the North River docks An inquest VIII DC
held upon the body to-day.
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fAdYerfisement.l

EyaNs's CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, Nos. 66 and 6o
EI,op, ia the only place where ZEPHYR CASHMERE SUITS
are sod for $40 CHrox MARsETLLEs SUITS, SC So June
LINEN SUITS, So &c.
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ADVERTISEMENT -
IGBTE, NEWTON Il BRADBURY's superior L

,xos ard GOODMAN BALDwrSs Double Bank MELoosoNs'
srhe for Churches TTovery good Fronch Pceoo PIANOS
Pianos 10 let CoLBURS Nash, Agents No. W brosd"ss
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BALM OF THOUSAND FL0WERS-F0r beatty
ms the complexion Graduating all pnples feckes
from the face. FETRDGE Co., Frank square, NewYork
cor sale BY c. III. RING. Broadway, aud all Druggsts
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UIsoRDEKLT FIRENEN.-Wm. CuTrdn aud Wm. o.
Rourke, members OF Engine Company No. TO- lE. d.
brought before Justice Jacobs Yesterday and fined for atomp
disturbance with members Of Engine Company
No while returning from false alarm Off the evening
previous.
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THE WORLDS MED

THE WORLDS MEDICAL CONGRESS IL IN ses-
sion daily and treats kinds Of diseases between the hours Of
"a NJ and O'Clock P. NJ, at No 5l2 Broadway.
III. X. Roor, ~ d., Superintendent
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IDESTIFIED.-The body found on Sunday last float
ing In the the ysn Fields has been identified
that the person known Dutch Charlie who drowned
from the Hoboken ferry boat about five weeks ago
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fAdvertisefp>ntl

NOTICE TO GROCERs AND DRUGGIsrs.-Ine
lido esn continue sell my ScWEoaA AROMATIC seHA
nnder the new Liquor Law without license -.
~ IJpoLPHo woLys, Sole Importer No 2 BeAverSI
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Gardner ODonnell

FaTAL FALL FROM ROoF.-CoroDer q Donneli
Yesterday held inquest the boarding house No Chsrry
non the body Of Munce native ofirelsnd Y years
Of age death caused By fracture OF the skull re
csyei b. falling from the roof Of the Of the above
house TO the lie had gone upon the roof To- get COOL
having previously consdei able liquor and while asleep
rolled G The Jur- Of Inquest rendered verdict Of accidental
death
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PrRDY's NATIONAL THEATER.-No less thsh
sve pieces will be performed this Houe foNGHr among
them the LAMPIcHrER with little Cordelia Howard Sc
cure your seats in time
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iAlyerti.enent.l

THERMOMETER AT 90!-GRAsS-LiNEN COATS
cool es zephyr" 81 So THIN VESTS, 81, 80 aud S.
LsEs vEsTs Of every description, 81 - and IS &c, at
EvAsss CLOTHING WAREHOUSE Nos. &C. and 6a Fulton-st
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ATTEMPTED SuIcIDE.-Abou. III o'clock last night
pirl-an inmate Of house Of prostitution
ed suicide but prevented from eonsumma'ihg nef
uur,ose The facts are as follows: A coach contain
inc three or four women was passing down West
Broadway. The inmates became embroled IN nsn'
with che another in the midst of which one OF them
opened the door of the coach rushed out and ran rap
dlv down toward the Jsy-st. Pier. Several gentie-
men noticing her, followed. As she reached the per
thew shouted 10 some men who were near by
10 stop her. On nearing the end OF the
per. che made spring jump of, but she stumbled
and fel an the sirng-piece. As she was preparing 70
make second attempt, one of the gentlemen caught
hold Of her. She asked him to let her 60, and she
struggled violently TO get away from him. Others
coming up ct that moment, she was rescued and con-
viewed TO the Filth Ward Stationhouse She gave her
name as Anna Wilson, and stated that che was an IN
mate Of house of prostitution on Green-st On her
promising to not repeat the attempt t, destroy herself
Lieut. Martin sent her to her residence in charge OF an
officer.
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Francis Hiliiard.

h Il 7
Greatly enlarged and improved. In voiS rfiee Sn
For sale at No. IA Nassau ST. " l., ana NO. '' D'"''
Albany. n. Y.
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No. 900, submitted; Owen r. Coffin and Franc.
Lskin counsel No. 45 .ubnitted Gilbert L. Wilson, co.s
rel Nos 40 800 submttedJ r. f. Hicks, counsel No III
for 4th week. Mes 25 49, 50. struck or No ~
The People The New York Central Railroad Companyj Nj
j. H. Reynolds for appeant Mr. " Owen for respondents
No. g. Efseyne Weeks; agued Mr. Ralph Lockwood ia
appellant; Mr.. Geo. w. Stevens for respondents.
1uNE 2-No "a. HscEe. Richards; argued M Dayto.
for appellant Mr. R. f. Hicks for respondent, No. go Car
sat Russell; argued Mt Joshua A. Spencer for appesnt NJ
L. Tremane respondent No. 49, White Joy; submit
ted; Mr. John H. Reynolds, counsel No. l02, Keezser s
Thompson; argued Mr. John Hub.ell for appellants SIR II
Williams for respondent. No. 80, Judgment affirmed BY y
fault; Mr Charles jenkins counsel Nos 0l l2 1906 io9
&c. lls; struck off, No. Al reserved for Jaly2
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TAdyertisement.I

Advertisement
BANKS, GOULD d o
Have published
ComMEyTARIEs on Equity JURsPsVpbN0''
By
Johu Willard, DID =,
Late one If the Justiers the Supreme Court a.
This worn is very complete containing SEQ pages reo
~ TnE AMERICAN Law 90 REAL PROPERTY
~
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The CRY DiREcToRY.-Tro s City Directory for
the current year, compiled by III. Wilson, IL now com
peted and ia ready for delivery 1t contains the usual
matters appropriate to such publication, and APP
pears to have been made up with more than common
care and accuracy. In the examination which we
have been able to give TO it, we detect but COM
paratvely triling number Of errors and believe that
it may be relied upon as trustworthy guide to the
settled population of the City.
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Glne Arts
printing.

Medical asd School Book Publishers, ani Patent
Medicine Dealers
Are respectfully Invited to exsnine
New Printing Press,
The only OF ts hind In this country, 81
TIVE very largest and most comprehensive
j GENyRALNEs sPAPER BOOK ana JOB PRINTING
OFFId this Con ioent Of CID and fr>ntor IS
New Yoik where EVERY CONCEIVABLE VARIETY OF
uork done Nth tsste and pTomptnes where
BOOKS MAGAZIrEs and PAHPHLsfS are srERsO-
TYPED ELECrROT9PED ILLUSTRATED. Ppl frEp
and BOUND snds Il the successful Pio
hers THIRTY Of the lrRe.t AID most respectable
EF.s7APERs sAGAZINEs. aud REVIEW are printed
where Circulars. HANDhILLS, Programmes, BtLLdEAps
Csds TICKETS. LABEL &c, are turned olt 10 q nense
au.nfifer ard who're al kinds Of sTAriONEAy YORK
CHECK Note Receipt, sill ana NE .ORANDUh Sooss
are printed and SOUND ON TOE PREMf az with prompt
pe.s and Il tie lowest each prices
JOnN 4 Gay. Nos 9i and 81 elf 81