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On Wednesday, Dec. s, EuzAmIT vARIAs, wife Of Dr.
James Cockcrof., In the Goth year Of her age
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon half past
two O'Clock from her late residence No ~ Forsyth street
On Wednesday, Dec. g. at his residence No 1913 West
Nineteenth street, Mr.. RosKKT WELSH aged ~ years.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at half past
one O'Clock.
On Friday Dee :, Of typhoid fever HAssla BURR, aged
8z years.
The funeral win take place 10 morrow aferpoon 1t one
o'clock. from her late residence No. 100 Ridge street
Newburg and Albany papers please copy.
On Thursday, Dee o. after short and severe iilneAs
THyopoRg O. of William II. aud Elizabeth F4rweather
aged years and day
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited 70 A.
tend the funeral from hs residence No 30f Third
avenue, this after oop at O'Clock.
On Friday, Dec I, MARIA COULTER, wife of James T..
Coulter, aged - years.
The friends and ances and the members OF In
6erfpaent Ledge No 1855 y. aud A. ~. respectfully
nyH to attend the funeral from her late rasiienee
corner Of Broadway and forty.ninh street tomorrow
afternoon at half past one O'CLOCK.
Albany papers please copy.
I'm Friday, Dec T. AESAsDm bCcAss JeselIsr, aysl 30
years and months
The frnds and acqusini iaved attend the
funeral to-noro~ morning, a. nine ocigck from his
late residence No 1o4 Canal street. Ihs remains will be
taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery for inierment.
Glasgow Scotland, papers Please copy.
On Friday, Dec. 7, Ass Noon wiis IL Joseph Moore
IN ths Goth year Of her are.
The fsnds a the family and the members of Hancock
ldg~ No ~ J. q. ofO y, are respectfully pritei 70 Ct
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at and blank anisvd. % long from Mr.. Jsrvs and Why
hs ga not let Mr. Jsrva have Il only under the compu
sion OF James T. Brady. Mr. Matsel SAYS that his IA
nsr came to America in 1895, or theseaboats.
Lctia Mlgan, of Geneva rays that abe heard George
natse tailor say, in Brandon, in 1902 that He went
70 America after he married and buried hs first wife In
London, by whom he had children and that he soon
returned to England; that time afer he return
ca TO England from America he got married again in
Norfolk county, where he had three sisters residing and
ne then went to reside In London that George Matse
tailor, to reside In Brandon in 1900; that George
whom she up to 1917, when the entire Mat
sell family left Brandon for America" Mr. Matse'l the
Chief Of Police dared admit that his father
70 England in about 1885, got married second time had
Fix children three in London, and three in Brandon and
returned America in 1877 with his vile chill
ssn and Their 1s In tine snip as
nnents. Nary Mstse, OF Williamsburg, admits all this,
~ Mr.. Sweet, Of the Sunday Leader, tells But
George dare not alude to the events of 1877 with
such aliusion, he would hang himself his scaod.
The birth Of George, Augustus and Elizabeth Matsel il
recorded in the Brandon Register in 1911 1913 and 1917,
and they will remain there for ages, the records
The iron chest 81 the rectoria mansion This has all been
established by the English and American testimony in
the police report and Mr. Matsell not before
Aldermen Briggs Tucker and Hofmire and deny 1t under
OATH lie has been twice opGpaed for this very
pose since return from England but he came and left
two contumacious cards. refusing to give any testimony
whatever Nor dare he let his sister Mary and de-
ny under oath. How he, then, have the unblush-
ng e6rontery to send such monstrOusy absurd COM
uunication TO the Common Council he did Thurs
day evening" for which he deserves the scorn Of the whole
American people9
glass; have the assurance to proclaim himself Ameri
In my travels through Europe and all over the world
never saw 30 perfect model Of John Bull In form.
feature and esson; and it is insult and almost
Asrlege iteh for such British mass Of humanity to
pass himself of as American. And the treacherous
and mercenary American scoundre who laborng for
their lives to make this ps5uIed alien our master for
American who loves the tomb Of Washington.
STEPHEN H. BRANCH
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
FEVER AND AGUE,

A HARMLESS A0UE REMEDY is PUBLIC BENE
~ FACTION Bee what the Presiden, OF The Pharmaceu
teal Society Of Missouri Rhodes fever and asuc cure
antid0te 70 malaria -
ST. LOUIS, No.. Nov. 10, 1855.
Having noticed the certificate chemical analysis given
The celebrated chenst Dr. j. r. Chiffon, Of New York city
mvor OF Rhodes fever and cure, that contained
neither quinne, Arsenic mercury strychnnc having
received numerous applications for H. send
10 Mr. Rhodes for the medicine. Since
large quantity mostly % residents Of this city, who have in
variably been cured by II, and whom can refer.
therefore, snsHed in bending be all that the pro
prietor representa-. EDWARD s. WHEATON,.
A. Clrk 81 John street, New York Wholesale agent and
for GALE by oil druggists. JAS. A. RHODES Proprietor
Providence, X. i.
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on Thursday evening" Dec. g by the Rev. +. T. Hscox,
Mr.. ABRAN BAgFR to Miss MARY j., eldest daughter Of
Richard u. Biauveit, Esq., all Of this city.
California papers please copy.
On Wednesday evening Dec. 8, BY the Rev nr. Mllet,
at the residence Of the BRIDES mother, Mr. WILLIAM HAN
py to Miss jazz Hrs1K.
Also BY the same at his residence No. III Fast Seven
tenth street. Mr. jams q. WESTON TO Miss HARRIET Coz
MIL, all OF this city.
On "Wednesday evening, Nov. %, by the Rev Mr.. Yo-
cum. Mr.. EDWARD W. JACOBS to Miss Fila A. BocARr
both Of thia city.
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RalIou,s PictorinI.-Yaried ~ ha,

Ballou's PictOrlal.-Varled ~ have been the
attractions Of this illustrated the past the
her, IL will features
inter ct for the next has no rival s aide The Atsa,
try siSnay failed We have bean favored with It's weey
visits for several years. and know Of periodical which
could cordially commend 10 readers than th
rican. Waterbury, ct.
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Th0A. II. Green, Ap0thccary, or No. 900
Broadway, respectfully informs his blends and the public
that he has taken the lease OF tho drug store $50
Broadway Of Fourteen street. under the Union Place
be kept constantly complete Of drugs, chemicals and
fancy articles usually kept by druggists All prescriptions
renced &.
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BROADWAY THEATRE being the last appearance Of
the accomplished actress Mrs. julia Dean HAyne,
WI le giveu as also the m Oh admired fascs Of my
Neighbors Wife, Mrs Hayne has always favor
e and no doubt she viii receive at!ering tesm ,nial
this enng that her abilities duly appreciated The
Marsh troupe Of Juvenile American comediAns-thirty-
iour in numbsr-appesr on Monday evening next
EnLos GAapHs.-The Ravei Family, always hvorites,
appear TO night in two panommes The first is .'rhs
appear in leadirg characters grand DIVERT OF
national and characteristic dances will follow in which
phodel viii conclude the ents NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
Jertr.e Rayel in leading parts.
BowmY THxA1RE-- The benefit and last appear ance
Mr.. Boo'hroyd Fsirclough takes place TO night. The
beautiful play Of "A New Way to Pay Old Debts" with
the farce OF The Kings Gardener p the pieces
leeted-Mr. Farclough as Sir Giles 0verreach and Mrs.
BY Mr.. wsdron and he deserves large patronage.
BURROWS THEAIRE-The new and very popular Ameri-
comedy, called 'False Pretences will be played to-
Wilkins and his Dinaho Mr.. G. Jordan takes his bene
at on Monday evening. Shakspeare's tragedy Of Ham,
ietn u selected Jordan is great avorte. An evening
whiled away at Burton's will well repay the visiters
WAIAcK's THEArRE-This theatre continues as in for
er days to draw large and respectable audien.es The
pieces announced this evenir for the benefit the
killed By the falling Of Mr. waacks flag STAFF "a I''i They
consist OF the "D0wsger," the Little Treasurer and
the "secret" All the1 membersl of wallacks taen.ent
company will appear
WOODS MnsrRns.-The performances at this popular
sstaolisment afford great amusement to the visters.
rns Masquerade Ball keeps the audience In Of
laughter.
BUcKIxxs SRENADKRs. burlesquc opera of Svni-
aims and his Iinah is every night witnessed with great
laughter. A fine bill for this evening
ACADEMY HAn.--several members Of the company for.
mery known Chrisy's Mnstrcs, announce that they
viii give entertainments at the above hail. for twelve
nights, commencing Monday, Dec. 10.
ArcMANcs' HAIi--The American troupe of Juvenile
Bell ringers and Vocalists will commence series Of
sxnuiing entertainments Monday evening next.
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THE LIQUOR QUESTION.
-asHss5'ss|a lI|||I-II.I
BILLIARDS.

EIIIIARps--w OYER poe sALE A VINE srOrg
~ q rosesoed and mahogany tstles ~its
wood bsds innings Tor sAe repaired a sst
nosice Bpf err viii d we'll 20 csn and s1srasn@
0RfYffTU ~ EKE. 20 ArD IRE
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NEW PUBLICATION,


REYsoLD6 GREAT NOVEL ON THE wAR-sBooND
N edition ready OF
OMAR PAsHA;
ON, vzER's pAuonrER.
BIZ q. W. X.
Author OF Life In London" Elicn Muurocn Ac Price
30 cents.
From the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser
would have been well for bis reputation The author
always written books 20 unexcepuonAblc
80 interesting A. the under notice rhs hs
war between Russia and Turkey variable
Omar whose generaso the Russians back from ne
Danube In the OF the story graphic descriptions are
given OF the brilliant down 10 ho
battle Of Inkermann nr; Reynolds was formerly
Told an officer In Tho Brsh army and his knowledge
tAry science has enabled him depict military with
rare spirit and fidelity Pnhlkhed by
b1RIN9ER TOWNSEND, 81 Broadway, N Y,
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Floor OiIcIoth Chcap-At tAs Old Dtasa,
At Greenwich street
Window shades half price, The stand 16l
Greenwich street
Paper HaBg1nSs at Reduced PrIces-2OO
rolls nns gold H. g. worth ss ooo do do. satin, H. d.
at the old stand, 26I Greenwich street
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DEV. SIDNEY A. COREY WILL PREACH IN THE
III lecture Of the Fh Bapist church, be-
ing erected the corner OF Thirty 1fth street to
morning. at l0z ocooh and In evening ut O'Clock
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DuxnO's Catarrh SNUFF has Searching,
soothing and healing qualities essentially different from All
snuff May had following respectable
drug stores in Broadway viz Nos 1865 @ ~ 81 6ao 6ss
716 and III; at Wholesale by STEPHEN PAUL Co, i49
OhAnabsrs street, and OF Mrs. Hays. Brooklyn.
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Pates TeHrines dc FOles Gras, Strasb0urg.-
fine assortment Of sizss landing steamship Atlantic
Lucca OIL olives FarcIe and Bordeaux Wines landing D.
Carver JOHN DUNCAN 4 SONS, 406 Broadway.
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Jet Bracelets, Necklaces and Brooches nj
half q the usual prices large stock Of the newest and most
In connection with every variety fancy goods toys
the holidays at ROGERS cheap fancy bazaar 40 Broadway
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Christadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and T0upccs
excite admiration amongst al connosscurs In art suite Of
elegant private apartments for applying his dye
the only reliable article Of Its kind Wholesale aud retail at
CHRISTADORO'S, No. o Astor House.
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THE NEW YORK MERCURY
MORROW,
WIN contain portrait and biogr optical sketch Of
ALDERMAN m MnIGGS

The successful antagonist OF Masst. Chief OF Police
Also chapter OF INSIDE Out showing the lbidnous
of Mrs Hcbecca Long and Mrs Architect their
10 secure appointments m the Custom House for their hus
baids.
The Private Correspondence OF Henry clay-a cAumny
Refuicd
Opening Of Congress-Movsmons at Washington.
The Harlem Observation-Disclosures among the commu
and residents on the line of the road
Brooklyn Correspondence.
Chief Of Police, Mascl The Cones, for the Supremacy
letter from Stephen II. Branch
Opinions and Reflections Of Widow Bodo't
Love and Jewery-A Warning to Young Men with sHscep
tble hearts.
Alabama Bpl-A Gamblers Fate.
Together with editor ial, theatrical, literary, military and
Fire Department matters.
Price three cents per copy. For sale everywhere.
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Whisl<ers or Moustachcs Forced to Grow
II six weeks BY ongncnt which win not stain injure
GRAHAM 5s5 Broadway Briggs, 81 State street, Albany;
Zeiber, 43 South Third street, Philadelphia.
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Let the Scattering Try it.-Wtlbur's Com
pound Of pure cod liver oil and lime real blessing such
this where the slightest pulmonary symptoms
often followed BY rapid decline Tbs preparation renders The
hearg properties Manufactured only by ALEX.
ANDER b. WILDER. chemist 1866 Court street. Boston For
New York by Mhau l3 Broad way and q. II. Ping,
lg2 Broadway
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The Enlsacy or the ORIGINATED Bitters-
In OF dyspepsia asthma and general debility has been
atesed by many who well known the public
and whose statements are ample proof that this medicine
fGrcat value.
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The large clock factory Of Messrs. f. A. Ihgraham,
1T Bristol r. L., burned down the 9th inst. A
considerable amount Of stock destroyed with the
buidDg There an insurance of 500 000 which may
not wholly cover the loss. The policy IN this city would
have expired Tomorrow
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Thanksgiving Day.-Brandles, Port, Sherry,
Madeira wines. IA Holland GIN scneda schnapps Jamaica
and st. Cr0tx Monongae and Irish whskey;
London and Dublin porter and Scotch aes yrups corda
&C. for sale, at UNDERHIIL MATrERsONs, $50 Broome
street
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PERSONA


GAR NO. 3.-IF THIS SHOULD MEET YOUR RYE,
ofnce.
IF THOMAS BARRY. A NATIVE OF THE COUNTY or
Cork Ireland, aged Al and who arrived IA the
York on the I'D Of October ls'' the ship John Bright from
Emigration, New York, he w hear of his wife family
INFORMATION WANTED-BY THE UNDERSIGNED
Of the whereabouts Of Mark H. Qarwood Inc OF Calfor
mia. The last we heard OF him tho 18th November
last when he left Lovejoy's Hotel New York. He
feet 10 inches in height light complexion and p OF
Any Information will be thankfully received brother
James g. Gsrwood 1a6 Washington street
INFORMATION WANTED-Or JOHN McALEER. WHO
len his house on Saturday, LIST inst. Was last In
Broadway that day Had brown and brown
cap gray pantaloons with rubbers Shoes
I'VE inches black eyes and hair Any Information
win be thankfully received his wife, Anne McAlecr at AZ
Columbia street, South Brooklyn.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

GGIr ros Ss s., sSys a.
ROGEEss CHEAP FANCY STORE
No. 40 Broanway just below Grand street.
Ladies, and genlemen's dress Recgles wc,sboIe.
forsssn and shns hsSre- sSy kea.ss and furniture
II r. :f n srs and n
c1ss. men and Backgammon s9s5sg horse. and
.a'.y sTss s .ff .ss pa nc .s
the season. previous TO the removal OF business In the
NEW MUSIC FOR cHRIsrMAs PRESENTS, AT HALF
s & @ Ss ess s sai proofs
sGn for cash Our srst sla. piano WIN be ,ssd !. Whole
loepes latest and pre,e-t mu-c tree Of
sns paeaar se Of Music NAV rry upon getting he Ses
pieces Music beautifully bound ca for q % -, ..
CPIEsDfD CHRISTMAS oIrT-TuE SUBSCRIBER or.
- tiers cr sale At cash price one Of ns well known mag
Gin qsfsp ssss s9s seofa sy iss
Ehni III Broadway second no 81, Nc sess v,vvp ,
TTsFFuL PREsENTs.-JUsr ISSUED From OUR FAC
in god and silver. Got mp expressly for AT
A. o. BAoIEY %.
TTsYruL PRESENTS foR THE HoLIpAys.-rSpIA
u rubber do, dressed plain ~ all sizes dor heAis
M csnes and India raSs.H anes sre q al dss
IL ss "se pYTSR ss a s 80
Chambers and Warren
THE BALL SEASON.
NINTH ANNUAL soIREE--PfRsT COMPANY con
IN mental Guard Capt =. e. Iifne, the CITY
s.mbly Koorss Broadway MONDAY evening, De. 10 cs
The committee have spared pains " @
the balls Of The being e nrs military
civic ball Mlcr's magnificent sight NJ
which enough Of seii fer The price ticket Shconn
anrivsisd Band i. engaged Tletes one dollar % be %
tanned OF member Of The company A. ne door on the
evening Of the ball. Capt. j. G HIsiNE Chairman.
r. :. srrErs. Sec.
CT NICHOLAS ASSOCIATION WILL GIVE THEIR
y secspd sbnua bail hee ,hlnose Assembly Rooms, 10
Broadway. Friday, Dec, "a, 1875. GEO. PIERS,
W. ]. toALx, Secretary. President
THE LIQUOR QUEsTIOy.
lUU Piper Co, Hslasrk champagne % each o.
iounger's, Dicks and Al-ops scos ale ~ csks Barclay
Perkins Co.'S Lnndon porter. The god. dr~c
from he and will be agents prizes Imported
's'''' ''''' q WARD e.. 10 Murray street
A MEXICAN BRANDY-iN ORIGINAL Packages oF
~ -. "a and y pipe. American rn. England run
Aenonfahss and recAed Shskry pure spirit. hgh proof
alcohol Ac for sale al the oge- pricr ~ de
fof thu disliers. G. WAND a 90. 10 Murray stree
IlYDn0METERs or SILVER FOR IMPORTED II
and domestic Tpft also sfcharcrnrters
fsfs Ae, whoiessle ani retail JANEs ADAMS ~ Hu4soo
hneet near he Chambers street rsii nd drpo.
NJ isfs AND NrFuAS'e IRISH MALT wHfgKEY-
w 1he subs liter las supply A,9vr
asfts whkA ~ = selling ai hs qHsn
.hAssr re tssfs nsisnily ve stsora stk q 1ne
o. feyenfesnfh rrees
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TO 20 Tuttle's Great Fancy Store, 345 Br0ad.
way TO purchase tn richest and curious articles for
sens keepsskes mementoes &C. TUirE kee - the very
largest mt OF thing that please fancy
taste Of any one Baby jumpers waking canes toys and
able terms No stranger should visit New YorK without giving
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To the Publ1c.-See the Gold Medal Pre-
MUM machneAn engr avng Kdders patent gas regua-
TOR will In the Scientific American this day with fun a.
STATIONS, which the public invited examine the
greatest economist Of the and produce greater results
j. L. DOUGLASS, Secretary, 262 Broadway
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Singers, Sewing Krachines-yew

snnScrs' Sewing Machines view Ma
shines Of the mos improved style win be exchanged
raj farms for old machines Of every kind Of
machines Of the Avery, Wilson, Grover Baker and other
patents have boon Sold which can't DO used advantage
These machines We oer to relieve the public from Old unn
proved machines OF make exchanged In tho
Old machines received by will be destroyed For
rms q exchange apply personally by letter, 70 NJ SIN
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lion v.iyrs carpets IRON Paris erhon splendid tapes
inv prlsSe. he celebrated mandatory 81 Crosey
pnrs Hsnlax Enr and just received ~
1879 HIRAM ANpERsON's No % Bowery.
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Certain Cure for Coughs, Colds, &c,-Dr.
ELI W. yoNDERSMiTH'S celebrated Indian cough. balm
and hung balls as cured than thousand In
this city Patent nedcsted wool chest protector for curing
weakness the chest sold only the olcc lJs
Bowcry, Just above Broome street.
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BatchclNnfs Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs-
The best In the world. This unrvaed and original dye
piled in tweve private Bachelors wings and Toupees
have improvements all others being chef douvres Of
elegance and durability peculiar 10 this establishment
BATCHkLOR'S, ZS3 Broadway.
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MO. OF FRANK LEsIIE's IiI.usTRATED NEWS
IN paper will be issued Saturday Dee H. on which dav
commences s regular weekly issue Sub rbers Intending
10 commence with the 1rs number had better obtain A. az
will be difficult TO supply II after the second asusi
over 1000 have been sold already Of tho snc the
presses still printing H. To be had OF all agents.
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cus ouer compelling him 20 walt tor the
beyond he Day hour spsclaed species Of rb5ery
0REEN Asor House. taking this vie~ Of The subject al
ways home bis beautifully htng shirts At the hour he
s1nderake< o deliver them
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Paris BoOts-- Waterproof, Cork, Bsuble Sole
and dress boats sprers aud cysrsnoe just received
ETGENE FERRIs SON. boomakers. e2 Nassau street.,
-. porium al
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Plimpton's Secretary Bedstcad, = Splendid
psror namen can be Instantly converted into laxar.nt
retail and quarterly psymens tmlar 70 the pianofore
sysem,) ut 81 White street, third door from Broadway
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Forty Years Experience and Practice In
diseases human hair by A. GRANDJEAN the
twenty years had his Office at No Asor House, He
fully Informs his patrons that he has removed TO No "a Church
street. Of Barclay where he may be consulted daily
from O'Clock A. NJ 70 O'Clock r. M
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babsTbe efficacy Of the electro chemical discovered
by NJ vERGNES metallic absorbed
Into the human system y no longer question Of doubt Pro-
Vergnes the public that these baths will relieve
and permanently all hose afflicted with rheumatism, On
hammaory chronic paralysis neuralgia, contracted
by the presence Of mneras In the SYSTEM large well fur
who may require his services He win be assisted by in
tegcn and competent physician and for the better
nence Oh OF his patients will continue his branch esao
lshmeni Sixth Prof. V. will give baths the
residences OF those who unable 10 visit him. The public
are cautioned gens Incompetent persons Apply
The baths lest should result In injury instead OF benefit NJ
B.Persons from the country be accommodated with
board In the building few students will be received
Special department for ladies'.
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Court C.lend.r-This Day.

Court Calendar@Thls Day.
CoaGAoN PIxss-Part Mos 1922 to 1880 1880, 1885,
1852 to 1885, inclusive. Part Mos 1887 1885, 1885,
1890 1891 1872 1s4s 1874, 1885, 1885, 1347 l34s 134o
1850, 135Ok, 1851.
OyxR fYRMsRR.The trial Of Baker for the murder
Of Poole, continued.
The other Contradictions and decisions
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AnsOn's Large Size Daguerre0typea for 80
n nice twice the size OF others taken
Or 80 cents and equal to those made elsewhere for g.
AN6ON'S $50 Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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Emhro1deriea from Auct1On.-Just Re.
nved, collars under sleeves bands houn
Cspgs handkrches Ac Tor lcss than ha their value
X. II. LEADBEATER 4 Go 347 broadway.
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eWhat IL there about KnOx's Hats that
makes body them asked country gentleman
Gently of OF the most notorious OF leaders oil fashion,
The prompt and earnest reply Because they the
Abandonment hats that made they the most durable and
the cheapest These convincing that the
country gentleman forthwith Knox standing order for
lDur hats o
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40 TO SO Per Cent Below Cost.-Oak Hall,
~ and rs Fulton their stock ready
made clohing hey be solo and had
BY calling immediately. Msn's and boys clothing.