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a SnaRr RGrLy.--'rwo physicians or con-
siderable skill aud cmincnee lived in a town
in America. Onc Of them used no spiriluous
liqnor--the other drank freely; while one
had acquired considerable property, the 9th
er remained poor. Meeting each other one
,lay, as the former was returning from a dis
tant town, with richly painted and we'll
made carriage, the latter accostcd hiin,--
Doctor, how do YOU manage 10 ride ia
carriage painted IN 50 costly a manneri |
have been ii practice as long and as extern
si,ely as YOU, apd charge ~ much but lean
hardly live aud drive The old one.v "lhe
paint un my carriage" be replied. did not
Gust half a. much as the paini on your faee."
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ygeErApLE MANuREs.

II i az old maxim, that experience Is The
best teacher, IL il does not cost too dear.
We'll, II il 40 matter what il costs; il Is the
only uay We shall ever truly learn anything.
The wnrld Is now being hambugged with
artificial manurcs. pattat salts, supcrphos.
pilates, &c and thc ealtivator permits all
lie lraycs. straw, weeds, bones. ashes, &C.,
which annual, accumulate about The plan
iatiun, Yards anl girlen, e 80 10 waste,
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Little acts If Kindness. gentle words. low
ing smiles--thcy strew the path Of life with
flowers, they make the sunshine brighter and
the green earth greeBcr; aud lie who babe
Us "luye one another" looks with favor upon
the gentle and kind.hrartcd, and lie pro.
nnnnccs the meek blessed.
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SPIRrruALlsN- yotaries OF this deiu-
sion still continue to afford frequent items Tor
the newspapers. few DAYS since party of
them went TO Greenwood Cemetery to take
notes Of poem from the spirit Of Donald
Clarke, the mad poet. They failed, huwev.
er, in repeated efforts, aud after waiting some
time for the communication, were compelled
to give il up. II is nOtIikely that the world
has lost much by the peryersencss Of the ora.
Gle, since these spiritual revelations are pro-
verbally stupid. Dr. Hodge, Of Providence,
in discourse on this subject lately, very
well remarked that from the words said BY
these spiritualsts TO come from eminent men
who had lived in fnrmer times, Il was quite
evident that in their eases il had not been a
gain 70 die that in fact their sentences We
rilied tie old saving. "a live dog is better
than dead ion." The Doctor thought, IRON
what he bad heard of these revelations. that
he was far more competent to teach the spir-
its than they were to teach him.
Nosfd .dmericaa.
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Law Books For Sale.

GONE yaluable iaw DO Is. rsn u small lot
- wclIseiettpd f.aa i,aaty, may be hid " reduced
rttes on application M the Recorder Hiiee. Amun4
ihen We ihs English Repua, ~ 10 vols. lfeles ".
Eepous other Relens oi ssIlsI dates, &c. sc.
Jun0 sslh. lsJ5. Oh
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A plain and unschooled man, who had re-
cei,cd his education principally beneath The
open sky, in the field aud the forest, and who
lad welded the axe more than the pen, while
speaking Of children, remarked with true and
beautiful simplicity, The little chips are
nearest tie heart"
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NORTH CAROLINA MAP AND
GAZETTEER.

10 ne Foeui,y and Trustees ef Seheoisand CoLsgs:
GfSrLIars s--fhc undersigned are preparing large
aud hand.onc Map Of The State aud tiaseecr 10 ac.
company IT, We wish % have eBstasings oi the Pub.
Iic liuillinrs Colleges and Acairnirs 70 emgish The
Gifeiiccr and the blnes u the Nap. This pin will
give publicity your lnsltaliun well AZ rhos what
out stale il doing. We will therefore, insert ii The
Ga1ciiccf. an engtatnT o. your building II you will
furnish us with ihr lnwines--ycu paying the exptnsc
of hc plate, Of which you en- have duplicate sirreo.
yJr plate &c yout Ci0rlirs. 80. And i you will pay
The expense o engraving. Ne Will also have the Duil.
ding on he Mbp border whirh vii hr an Advertisement
fJr 81 ine 70 come. lfyou Si send us written Dc.
-rfrion of your C0llrsr o. sgh8s rs name ldraiion
faculty. tui.lses terms. e We VIII nstn Il 10 ibe Ca.
Seteef nee charge. Several Institutions have aeay
dune 20. Lut We want all 10 the state.
Very Respectfully yuuf obrIicnt servants.
WM. u. COOKE. Raleigh,
SAMUEL PEARUE. lilll.bofoush.
Addfca wm d. Cooke, ii Rileigh, n. q.
Innr IL. 1855. 9s-
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NEW GOODS.

4 AN now receiving my Stock Of SPRING AND
SWAiMllEi2 GOODS which shallbe pleased
to show and sell on accommodating terms. think my
assortment Of Goods will be complete as can be found
in this Market embracing almost every thing and I
will endcavor TO make my prices average as hD as any
Store in the place. wish to call attention few ar
tinlo. uin..
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For the Ladies'.

FOR fEc LN0tcS.
Rich Charnelion Crepinee Silks,
Plaid and Striped Ponli De Sole Silks,
Chameleon Giace * hgh.lustered Black SILKS,
Very pretty and neat Printed Jaconets, Lawns, and
0rgandie Muslinr,
Embroidered, Grass, and other Skirts,
Bilianis, for under dresses,
Rich Sash and Neck Ribands.
Also, Bonnet and other Rihands,
Changeable Silks for Maniillas, &c, with Fringe
and other Trimmings 10 match,
Muslin Collars and Sleeves 10 match,
Worked Bands, Edgings DC.
Biack, anil Biack and While GOods, such a.
Chslly, Mohar Lustre, Berages, Lawns, Muslins,
Ginghams, &c.
Rail Road, Self-acing and French point Corseis,
Caters. both low-price,l and line
Sanial-wood and other Fans. &c. &c.
HE HAS ALSO,
Prime hleachej and heavy unbleached eleven quarter
Sheelnes and Pillow Case Cotton,
Paper Window Shades and Fhe Screens,
Superior Cast Steel Hoes, Door Bells,
Raz1s Mai are Ra-oys, just Try them,
colored Mating, and Druggit and olhe Carpciings,
Seedless and Other Rdisins, Figs and Candy,
variety Of Goods for Gents aud Boys, &c.
Many goods will be Offered lower priced ihln hereto
fore, but no goods offered baits. shat; not do
business in that way, thereby making one customer pay
for the loss by anollier
Please call and examine for yourselves.
JAMES WEBB.
April -. So
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80 Thrcshing Machines
FOR SALE.
I'HE subscriber would respectfully inform the Far
mefs Of Orange and The alioiuius Counties, that he
has on hand sixty Of
Pllmers Patent Rotary Flail
Threshing Machines,

manufactured 10 New York Of the yety hes materials
and warranted to PURCHASERS I've the be-l and sest ma
chine 10 Il is made almost entirely of wrcugh
iron, and relieves the operator entirely from dust or dan
rrr This machine is particularly intended as station
,ary machine and i well adapted 10 be driven by con.
mon WOODEN wheel whch every practical farmer ough,
te have IN his harm and will ihrash ftom two 10 three
hundred bushels pei diy with two homes. This size
machine u worth sixty dollars st Gollshofoueli. from
which place they vii! be sent as dneccd by purchasers
rhay paving freight The same. There are two sizes
above this; The prices eighty and one hunied dollars
Adde'S the sabsrnbfI al South Lowell Olange Couniy
NC.
JOHN A. M'MANNEN.
May Z. 1885, si-sw
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Number for Sale
lrSr llECEINEll.

A IOT u Thiee Penny Nss; and one barrel of
IN BURNING FLilD--l lagt Csml,htae.l ~ Also
stjWNf.g MANTIILAS, Il ,afaus Kinds.
pofs,Ic hy &c. TURRBNTINE a SON.
My 81. ss-
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Married.

On Wednesday, October TO- by the Rev. Dr. Adams, fp
WARD NJ. ENSIGN 10 HATTIE, only daughter of Mr John
Rose, all of this city.
On Wednesday, October 10, at the Second Wesleyan
Chapel by the Rev. Dr. Osborne Mr. Jouy CoAR 10 Miss
MARY JANE ARNOLD, all OF this city
On Monday, October 3, by Rev. Mr.. Armitage HENRY
BocERT to HELEN A EVANS eldest daughter OF r. NJ Evans,
OF San Francisco.
California papers please cspy.
On Monday, October g. by John kacauly, d. D. CHAEIEs
WORCESTER, OF Portland, Me-, TO Miss MARIAN ASs CAN'T
BELL, Of New York.
In Brooklyn Tuesday, octobere Q, by Rev John A.
Paddock at the Church OF the Holy Trinity, Mr. HENRY
IEAKE of Chicago, H., TO Miss LOUISA E. LAsD OF Apa
lachicola, Fla.
At Flatlands on Wednesday, October 10, by the Rev
Mr.. Dayie JACOB RyEsos to Miss CATHAlSEA NosTuAD
At Haverstraw Rockland county, n. Y. Wednesday,
October TO- by the Rev r J. Myers c. Bennett, of this
city, to Miss ANNA A. daughter of Mrs Amelia g. Run
dell deceased, and granddaughter Of Eli Gurnee, ESD.
Rockland and PeeksEill papers please copy.
At Southport c., Tuesday, October 9, at the resi-
dence Of the brides father by the Rev. j. purdy FER
DEMAND NoITMr1R, OF Savannah Ca TO MARGARET E, -
cond daughter Of Justus Sherwood, NJ. D.
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Uled.


On Wednesday morning, October &c, Of consumption,
MhRY JANE wife Of Daniel r. seacord, aged IS years.
The friends Of the family and those OF her father Da
rus Darling are invited to attend the funeral from her
late residence No. 81 Blocker street. this afternoon
one o'clock. Her remains win be taken to Greenwood.
On Wednesday morning, October TO- JOIN PATTERSON, 10
the 9th year OF his age
The friends and acqaanances Of the family are invited
from his late residence No SO Hamersley street
On Wednesday October 10, Mrs. DuIoy, rect CT
DR.. John Dillon, late Surgeon British Army
Her remains win be taken TO Greenwood Cemetery to-
day.
On Wednesday morning. October 10 JEREMIAH NorAy,
son Of the late Thomas and Abigail Nolan aged year,
months and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this afternoon az half past
two o'clock from the residence Of his mother No. IS Pei
street.
On Wednesday, October TO- after a lingering Illness
MARY wife of John McEroy, in the 2sth year OF her age
The funeral VIII take place tomorrow afternoon, at two
o'clock from her late residence, No. 173 Delaney street.
The friends and acquaintances, and the members Of st.
Msrys A. b. sociey respectfully invited 20 attend
On Monday morning, October 8, AGsts JANE youngest
child of Andrew aud Margaret Thomson.
Her remains were take to New York Bay Cemetery for
intermeni.
Belfast (relana) and Glasgow {scoand) papers please
On Wednesday, October 10, JONI wIsr1nEnp BurnAS,
only Of Joseph and lay T. Bu.man aged years and
days.
The relatives and friends and those Of his grandfather
John Westerhed, are invited TO attend the funeral this
afternoon ~ Two eock from the residence OF his pa
rents, No II Downing street. Bis remains viii be inter-
red in Greenwood Cemetery.
In Brooklyn, ON Wednesday, October TO- after lnger
ing Illness JoRs FLEMING native Of Dublin Ireland 10
the Goth year Of his age.
Dublin papers please copy.
In Brooklyn, on Wednesday October TO- Jas. HooT1
after lingering illness, quietly took his departure rom
this land OF the dyeng TO that OF the living O'clock
y. NJ. aged - years, months and 20 days.
His relatives and friends and those Of his law
Mr. Uriah Ryder respectfully invited attend he
funeral without further notice, this afternoon at half
past three O'Clock ffo his late residence No 3io Bridge
street.
Peru papers please copy
On Wednesday morning, October TO- CoRSEilA wArETR,
daughter Of Robt H. Corbet aged IL months and day
The friends Of the family invited attend the fame
raj this afternoon two O'Clock, from the residence Of
Dr. Bogart No. 20 South Ninth street, Williamsburg
A. Mdlletowu, c., Monday evening October 8, Hon.
SAxuY .. HrnHARD aged 80 years.
Al Houston Texas, Friday, September g, Of yellow
fever, Mrs SARAH LEvy, wife OF Abraham g. Levy, and
daughter Of l.. Joachimssen, Of this city.
Portchester papers please copy.
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QcULfsTs AND AURIsTs.

nURTSG ny LATR VISIT TO EUROPE, OBTAINED
~ several Instruments Of nca1cuiN5lc value ny
specially Dpthalmoscopew witch enables the ocu
IFS 70 leok INTO the terror Of hs eye and he optic
and reilr IN aAnross and the lens nepep caArA The
equally extraordinary spectrum for ooktng r'o ne drum u
ba he custodian tubes nnd hroAs. nerdes
cataract without pain danger the regulator for
squining Artificial ympan, ior nsany restoring hsArsr
where the drum 81 he perforated afa
which oo and move e1acty ss ne natural 5c. AMER wen
ysa extensive practice and experience principally ia s
city, and recent observations f0rcszn
trust vii no. be deemed untecomng Ii ssy ibA
consider myself compeie, ~ treat al thnss who place
themselves under my stllfaiy, ard e1end hem
every Advantage thaf be obaned IN either hesnher
By 81 The each PERFECT
y plan ard visible Patients VITO have been discouraged and
weaftd travelling ,Fogn physician " au1her oar
With positive that al eyen ifey vii Nc
told with tfulness what disease really * and wtethsr
oeIGes, caiiy.
JAMES W. POWELL NJ ~. Ocrl.si, Aufl4L Ac.
No. 90 Broadway, opbos.is ne 81 Si.to.As
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MATRIMONIAL.

MA1RlM0EtAL OFFICE, 70 hADlsUs sTkEET, GOA
xsl Der of CatfafineThoee wishing form q usrifrora
nlnsrce VII tnd % their 81, anfase BY address "a
Goripsdl krs. brewster. who has matrrnonal
s.er whersby any lady gentleman may ihein
wee bArtfer Tor NE without ~ nnU
eiffLsnve oi adyerusifr 20 express her sishe. Pare
may sena her real came, residence business r0erere a
sumsiarves, reqniss~, kc, ~Lh viii exchAnced v.rr
Ang eoteerth ~ letters % n'er~i.wE s.rciy cyr6ergz
ASpDeNSus nnE contain two postage asr1ra
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UxnD STATES DISTRICT CouEr.-Nos. 50, 81, SO, 81, 60
sUpnmE CouRr-Circuit.- o07, 80, 800, O. TO- 81,
ST. 37S, $50, 381, 382, 384 to 1888.
SuYRzE COURT Special Term.-Nos. 225, &c. 81, A. 90
-, 100, 16l, 1T3, 173h, 1T.
bgYnuoR CoURz.-Nos. 295, $40, 1885, 455 So 49, 1870,
IN 4es, 4e4 4e6 4ss to Az ala to 49, 49, 1l2 $780,
CbnnOs PIxAs-Part 1.-Nos. 1887 904, 1916 1889,
1851 1854 1883 to 1l93 1885, 1895. Part 2-Nos 1l67
ose, 1852 1897 to 1905, 1014, 1902.
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United States srarshal,s once.

OCT. l0--Yesterday evening officer De Angels was
deputed by the United States Marshal Of this district
70 exesute warrant issued for the arrest OF Nicolas SUI
siRon charged with committing forgery at besancon
tAe empire OF France and whose extradton was claimed
BY the authorities Of the French government In pursu
Of treaty with the United States The defendant
arrested by Mr. De Angeles who brought him before
Mr. Commissioner Morton Committed for examination.
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United States Circuit Court.
pefuro HIM Indoo pott.

ocr 0-7he United States Us. John w. KuKedge,
sund guilty Of assault with dangerous weapon,
board the steamer st. Louis, by firing pistol a. the
steward of that vessel brought up and sentenced to
SIXTY days imprisonment at hard labor and to pay Tine
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sKnswledge II Wealth"-Know then This
6uh-Overcoah of every description suitable 70 all astos
and AL pockets can be obtained at EVANS Clothing Ware
house. @ and So Fulton street, thirty cent below the market
nrCe.
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I ECTuRE 0N JOHN PfifLPoT CURRAN-BY THOs
IL ~ AfADhkfJ A. ite Er0ad~ny Tabernacle Friday
evening. October " Doors rpen a o7raf 81 49, = o
and A. "a dor
NfERrAHrTfg LIBRARY ~IEcTrPFg OK TURKEY
w md h.r Is.if1it nspoiltsai AMI socatA n
nFer ec res WI te delivered he na0Wr subjects ~ Nr
ochnyan ~ gosiAniinope nj De Mercantile Lbr4ry Ras
Asiar Place. Or ne I'D, ID ard 2L O. October
q e had a. - IaTAs KAtVt 60 htsedtty e Dor
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Special N0tice.-The Fire Department, Mill
ts5y and citizens generally are notified that 1RuMaoLD
PROCH 10 Fulton street, have the neaest and durable
sock Of fsn and winter clothing and The lowest pces
found In New York
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The Great InhalAng Remedy for Asthms,
assumption and all diseases Of the throat lungs DR..
CURTIss hygenaa Thousands have been restored TO health
~ year the hygena Principal Office No. 3 Broad
Say, sold by c. H. RING No. les Broadway Price only
package. Dr. Curtis will be a. the office daily from 10
O'Clock. where be be consulted tree Of charge
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4 Woman,s Drowning Glory Il her Z

mans GROWING glory his hat-bat is II It be one oil
hats Of he latest style and bought at No. 22 Fulton
painter Is and he makes The what hepantcr docs
No pCture-a masterpiece.
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Autumn.-In tho Poetical Language OF the
Dednan the season frutn the practical
language Of the white man. the period Of the year when
sSould ,hnkand blinking ac.of selecting from the spon
SMITH BROTHERS, merchant tallors 40 Fulton street,
warmer clothing Economy and fashion alike direct the
no abatement permitted
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TAe Only Railroad to Wealth II Economy.
Depot EVANS clothing warehouse 66 and @ Fulton street.
where fashionable cloth sold at S. blue dress coats
Ri fancy cashmere pants 81 50; splendid black overcoats
&12 &c, &c,
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and certain remedies for salt rheum scrofaa rheumatic and
aeconstbe acting externally and penetrating
the pores herinernay the blood and the organs o.
geson, purifying and renovatng the vital functions Of The
and IA Strand London, and by Gil druggists, at 70 cents 6?
cents, and II per pot or box
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Inhalation.-Dr. q. Howard Marshail's
combined treatment l. curing o certainty eaarrh dyspep
International Hotel 3G7 broadway, from A. ~ to i. H.
Cures certain. Terms moderate. Consultation free.
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Ovcrshoes, Overshoes, Ovcrshoes.-Depot for
GOoDYEAR's patent India rubber goods, 266 Broadway
ceiyed from the factories
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER II, 1866.

OsAseaAsro'S Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupess,
syi ssas- s ssae.
e article o. y lind Tsugheo. ne World His ayle :,
HRsss na House. and 's
Bachelors Hair Dye, Wsgs AID TOup<es-
The best in the word-Nne private applying his
nyalled dye. Beware Of mlauons-they result In dlcule
md Iss sSPf sToaaa Ae'a
HIPS Justly Famed InfnllLblc Cnguent for
dandrut &c Sold at Barclay street 10 Nassau street, New
YORK, and at az Fulton street, Brooklyn.
HIPS Improved instantaneous Hair Dye,
snngs box black or brown; warranted best in use,
barclay street 40 Nassau street, New York; and At 2 Fulton
Rushton's Cod Liver On.-This Article, 20
or coughs sos s % se genuine
% saEs n ~ o. re d A sod G h
az Sss and Ne II Canal
Diseases OF the Eye and Ear.-Dr. Francis
N R S YoT Once &C. hour. and 10
saer will forward 70 any address his published letters upon
AGood Medicine.-The Oxygenated Bitters
he 'Ea
other well known citizens.
Toothache Cured In Five Minutes, by DIR.
hound o Or fpy
. Cor,landt street. New York. Price Is cents.
Gold Medal Trusses.--BenJamin's Brass
spring truss No. Barclay street, opposite the Aston House,
rusta weak from Retains the rupture
with and effects radical than all ether
Hyatt's Life acknowledgements In Its
of diseases Of the blood great debility liver complaint
Kidneys ncipent consumption &c. are most certainly cured
by this great purifier Principal depot 6 Grand street.
twenty-five cents per bottle.
Hcrnia.-On1y Prize Medal Awarded to
their new patent radical truss References ts
r0ry:-Professors Valentine Mott Willard Parker and John
NJ CarnochaD An extensive list OF Of mercantile and
other gentlemen cured by this truss be at Marsh
Coz No West Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Open from
A. N. until or. u,
H0lloway's Pills and Ointment arc safe
certain rheum, scrouia rheumatic and
cutaneous aeconsbe acting externally and ycneraung
gesion, purifying and renovang the vital functions OF the
body. Sold manufactures, 70 Maiden lane York,
and IA Strand London and by Gil druggists, at 70 cents GA
cents and II per pot or box.
the Great Inhaling Remedy for Asthms,
cURTIs's hygenaa Thousands have been
Ae past year by the hygenn Principal oce No 33 Broad
say and sold by c. H. RING No les Broadway Price only
package Dr. Curtis will be q. the office daily from 10 20
sSolock. where be may be consulted tree Of charge
InhalatIon.-Dr. q. Howard Marshail's
combined treatment Il curing certainty carh, dyspep-
sic, asthma bronchitis and consumption. Office at Taylors
International Hotel 3e7 broadway from A. N. to T. H..
Cures certain. Terms moderate. Consultation free.
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Gas Fixtures! Gas F1xtnres:-Bifty pack
ages French gilt chandeliers OPEN
ing large groups.
w. j. Y. DALEY 4 Co,
Marble stores, G3l and G33 Broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Personal.

Personal.
If J. X. Moc. WILL COMMUNICATE WITH Mr.. G.
l. every hing can be satisfactorily arranged.
INFORMATION wAETED-OP EDWARD MURPHY
born and reared IN Dublin who landed Ia New about
~ ago; when heard rom he Pennsylvania
preparing % 70 West Any Information concerning him viii
De hankuy received By bis sister, Margaret Murphy &c Ca
nal street.
INFORMATION WANT Dor JOHN DOHryY A MA.
i've Of county OF Tppernry Ireland he left ehout
three years when last heard Of Columbia county
htAie o. New York Any Information OF HIM viii be thar
luy received ~ his sister Mary, No. ad-on place. THIRTY.
fourth street, between Ninth and Tenth
lanes Mon0AN wATTEB.--iF JAMES MORGAN
printer who married Mss Matilda seely and resided al
kbensburG Cambria county. fcnn in 1884, VIII
w H. Thompson. AZ Nessrs Arnold COS. Canal street New
York be VIII hear ~ something II his advantage any
giving Information Of The death Of the aid Morgan ne
sad Mr. Thompson viii be Handsomely rewarded for lher
trouble - -"
pERsosAL-EEw YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.
= nfh, esprrss saturday evening Ch Inst send address
yer u which both Lad : hand may be arranged.
TIE SUN WILL SHINE TO DAY 1puRspAy1 AT n
4 A ~, precisely u cunyenicntlo y. D.
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RLANCAkns HOTEL, sz5 BROADWAY, cONNE0Tfs q
ID sih 70 Jweh stree1he proprietor respectfully an.
nonces hai bis establishment open for the reception OF
transient permanent boaruers wishing
with private table table dh0'e 1he zane
viii Be made With single gentlemen. Prices win be rexa,ef
according % be extent and locality Of ihe apar;meI.s
THE COLLINS HOTEL, FOOT CANAL STREET Will
IL Jet permanent boarders a paroys ~
single nnos Reasonable The location Ia de-.
rabe fronting the river, wh ul yies u harbor
and CONVENIENT 70 al par@ u The city has ra from hree -
I'VE rooms. TA1LHAN MAPFS, Proprie0rs.
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