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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-23

SsvEN vARD.-sHs DsaoCRATIo ELso eons OF
y dat portion OF he Sevesh ward bounded by Csl ID
rrson, Ga hsrtne and Sputh AID h~on9sny
rourh Ahermsnic dipic "a At lha N
sruth ard Hotel us asdiaop Wshur~d.y .v,naR
september u 1857 at o'eocs for ne yuyDcs@ eiccinx
ave ~. repr-sut lhs portion o. he ward the
Fourth Al srrnic District cent Al Com mi 81 ordsr Of
he rommi lee
CAkHAky IA l. DKsoJR ATIC RsPuBLICAs osHs
raj Con nif.ee - sprcil meesr @ be ab IVA epm-
nit.pe vl be hsi- rsrmany Hal Seonssisv -veesg
Sept 1857 ct O'Clock prrcisey. fnuctu.l
quested, business Il importance III transact
ID WILSON IN ALI. Chairman
snsR, xos.sss }s-,renls..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-23

TyBs sElrIsB EckrE AAkHIoAE xoTAL NALL.
l steamships
IRon Yoax IIvsxrocz~
thief cabin passage me-
SECOND CABIN pAe6a
TRon BosroH no LrvRro0G-
Nol0I eAotn pn1sA&4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-23

usased ~ the dieoevers u NE dscrganinaca u ne ~
hood a saAca d Utmost every other Kind II ss-k Erie
Railway bad gore hom 81 10 22; Rsscing from esx 70
from lll b l0l; and Panama, from % 70 ST. Mshgsn
scv,berp, which fe~ msnths bsck SIND d s8x .e-
u r. In most q these securities Easlhh capitalists
are largely Interested
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-23


LADY MD -OCULlsT AMI AURrsr. es SIXTH AWE.
"A nue. sew York rooms Fos and THIS cert thai
Joseph assry q brooyn havs 9een restored TO sight BY
he lads d. Ocihs AMI anris 0Sf fxh from the
sors or trts bndness Of years R.ardag
sner having been given ncnrsNs ny the ocuss
have knoeB her 10 every ID hoy.ess dis
esse given up BY Others. Der hasmless her
cures f0rmed ~ihcui opera bon pain.
Sworn before me At the Mayors ONCE New York city Au
Cos "a 1887 Alexander Ming Commissioner Of Deeds
This u 10 certify hat Arthur sr-pn Of vrinceon III
Was encees ely annrsrht@d from youth And noticing In Ms
zee Swh Herald the edver the lady ~,
Tat snd Aist CSC Rxh placed self under her
treatment Tor six and able 70 do without spec
tscley nj oEe her. - -
sworn Eefors me- tbs sh day Of Jnne 1851 aeorse Mum
roe, Justice Of the Peace
A GARD -nR P0wkIb GAS m CuksubTnp OF
IN AL dsaeee ~ ard he-et-fn-e for ne pat
i~eiiy fru gh oclo~t daily =, his ofce 500 Broad
way.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-23

" AND oTJCLorHs At
ths undsrpgnrd ~ou res5erfay airao, nphie .aento.
% his LARGE ssd vailed slocs of fall
CAAPs1f ~, Ia
which ne h. pure, ased At receu, suclon
c.sH
90 per cent belo ts,y rec iect.. eost.
70 manufacturers, Also an a. usually
Large snek OF Of otis In various
hea itful designs .nial
NJ tbs f,on
STEPHEN LRAHy. ~ siish sv.nae.
be-Seea fsv-riey ol@ce aud Eish.a st-eet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-23

HOB oUrHAMPrON ANp 4AvAE-rdk UHIfnn
IL s.s,es mali steamer FULrOH,J ~oto- oounmsndav,
viii lea.e for havr- iou1l ing south N0pton sh
malls and asscngers turday ~ II ociock fo
pier No 81 korth river foos OF Beach street
PASSAGE
First cabin s3u I'D cabin. .........
This ship has I've water ush encloxtng
engines 50 tssi the event Of esioa srandnx III
could reach them the pumps being free
safety OF the and wo-d secured Bag
gag. during the voyage should On board
The cay hsfors sailing marked bs,~ No freixst ~l be
ahsn .fsr rhursdsy 90 is Far heigat p1ssge Apply
~ AN T. DRAYfON ag-nt NO aroSi N. BIS
.rsgo will succeed yuion and san rov IL
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SPORTING.

DRsArrs "a REsArfA wal. rAxu PLsUp rNoN
IL William Peters, Gowsnus Bay fons VI Jrrs src~t
fhnrsoay, 2sh OF open
" le~t and under, Two fon so~ed tor dif.r
300 n ergb prtarce TWEEN mile. %c-s TO me
acnrh rirsi pr,ae silver ENh-' a~svwt pgrs SILVER
third ho.i 70 ~eve the amour, ~ be, enpncs m
trance re, ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-23

mar uRARI,szTON, 0.-THn SUPERIOR sIDI
wheel s,esm.hp STATE OF GEORGIA, Captain j. y,
i ~ nom ph,a Tor Charleston on aa,urs.v
ep embsr 81 10 ocloa n CABIN passage, win yery
is.s Of t,eo ss will sail again above salura1 Oc,er
O me aYsronn sails Tor savannah Saturday, Oc.os
ber3 a, - nshOr, yra Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-23

" DOUGHTY \ RRorBEs,
Hi Ernsdg
OtpoSl the Park
Owtsg hsavt sens aud hghness Ia the money
mssset seing ~ elegant sock aArpei.
-vs ~ Zee Dash buyers win obsslp great Bar
s.,ps.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-23


II lergb Drtarce TWEEN mile. Sc.'s me
aeineh rrsi prse silver gnhl.' a~cwt pgrs SILVER
Third hos. v rre've the amount ~ be, snv,ncs IN
trance 70, ~
L,oR sALs-A FU,.L ooDsp SlorUH sATrss
small and hsa dsome This do y the scoch
les, iyip tor g-fisnan In INF Of Tho s-,n< cita
pea 'rpscs SON lesve the 81 offers bn Pr sal.. n.
-sD BE- sen BY calling hs porter Il ST Jin
dealers nerd Apply.
US bur'hep, vi sails and -erytLiag In 70 order
yins At the bNh bouss ! tho Battery Apply JAMS
LsE q ae IA tsry or At 40 8 Pear street Price $40
NYOTtUa To bOsr1Fs.-rUa aaLE rHE sARgI
~ General Washington, bur hen 10 tors sppy 10 sOrs
THAN q Wv, f.0t ~ Van Brun street, Brnofyn or u
captain board yile the foot Wa Bruni street
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
nay 60, % ..sssL .s2 - TEs-ll-,.A.
9ir 20, = jay street TUESDAY rhzTsiSY sli a.d
ii o'olccx - -
!. ~s.as zA...aCAD ssaEEn LsRAx0Fssgs
a oln-,rsisE Wetnes.ay June Bf, ~rsiEs l~sF
70 sorSsr wsss .ss oe ss nT ~, ,,,,
rucn rAs 9Th hrss Of Stages for Lake hAkcpsc Pa
IS 'w Rrorsgti ~ 5r.wsris 'ov n~,s ~; =, Ashss
grf tvnen ID western ksarosd tov Avsns, rror sass
sRs n nillsrs,a JAN. sssppins . An sssoor.
M wsss pi.n. ,.n rs. .s,vp,ng !. I. ..u .r,'
LsAvn vvssYr axrs srsnsf srAnop
aAn-wuianS BRIDE rain soprins ali slssao~N
F s.,s.. .s'A ..ogg,s \, station,
$50 x-viisos' sv'dse Train s6,pp NJ 81 ~ .sn,ve
az, A-orv.o. Falls vsir, s.orpms Al All sxuoas
s.ss'i ss nl:sspssK . su >. .s..ss.
HppsoN Riv,R RAllRos Al -fROs July 8. 70
D. I'M. sN and SIS r. n,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TIME OF r. r. TRAINS LEAVING NEw-YOBK.

e., P cor an. Nm s . 70 ss sS
r.. r fsp :s r.. .c1 station"
.@r n-sIns sins P..-t r.'.. =. I'll, ,,S"
ssSP "-r r'S w., f r" .S
Nc I'd T H %% s:y md %: s p
500 WAY E1grs.' ,oI Albany che. ',. :,sso-
fian: for wiis.~. Bds. 80, and spn We'd
rr,iu. orfxSi. Pnip. iio m $50, 5sO .nde@S@
NEwH,vEs no.p,-rpro,, Broadway and Canal 'r''tI
. Is,9sss :: md saU s..Do .
d.ao. Ts ,,,,d ~ s .,,.S' na.,,
aE1::: .ceGS@s,: ,s s as G:' .. !. stations
Sis %-Por, cSs.s special, ali to POr Chester
LONG ISLAND RoAD;- [D.se!. South rs.,. s'o0s's.i
isao a. n :. Tsrgss
500 sc -a::s Al as%ss'ssi
T ans mn Tram on ss,"rtsy esesded to Y.Yu returning
Monday q, sio a. a m making ali stops.
ERIE ROAD [psps,, foo, Of pa.a. street, North R'e'l
s:ss !: "a -sSa.s md paasI. E,gr...' chef 'adoa'
T:s rsD ss RS a S Dun, ~
sSop E@srsn, neHs ans,,toas
sEwJrRsrY RoAD-1pr,o, foot of coartl.a, street. n. RI
iiSo MAJ and Eip,ss. ISroq.S, Procpsl .tai'os
'sSS Rs ssss.i ,SsssS
toSp uIs.l &C n.p,:', !. 16,og s VraFVal '0o''
0 m Mail sud Express Through, principal staissas
Brooswlck. all stations
Trans eav so,
Trains Of nevat leave ueariy every hall hour
MORRIS AND ESSEX ROAD Depot foot ~ Coordns' q" H.
m Passenger, all Tno Table s,sios~
Ii.sos ,nd Mlburu Aocomood,nos ~ .t.tso.
39Op m-Hackstrtevn Passenger, oil me Table stahoRs
$40 m-Morristo~n Accommodation. all sacoaA
sEwJERsET CENTRAL depot, Pier No 9, SsrA River.
1870. MO Esstou ard intermediate stations. -
oa all tatous ByNJerssy Rt0 Elizabeth t'S
all ststions.
3eDp -SomervIe all stations
CAMDEN AND ANNOY kOAD.-tDepa, Per " l, Bsf,ssyJ
loo m Fmlrant through Phlsdephs al ststises
800 through Psladespea pfnc ps sss>eA
N Emi ut Throuxh all stations
Atlas IrsnspoN 70 Anx1
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(Adyertiss ment. !
A CARD.

Partial DEAFNESS AND DIscHaReEs FROM THE EAR. -Dr
B,tev Principal and Proprietor Of The Ear inst
tutop New York City and generously offers TO attend
al persons suffering affections OF the without charge
until cur.d thereby proving bis unequad and protect
ing the deaf swnded by paying self styled Aurs
advance snd the nhton OF still more .erous
wills b prttg The application of dangerous remedies by
inexperienced and unskillful hands.
Dr n. nay hGe state us ne has no CONNECTION Whatever
with sny Do advertising IN deafness Neither has he
ave the pubcson of certificate purporting
20 ate from him. and therefore be responsible tor
az alarming resulting from rAshness and despe
ration The los money not be material to
bn, TIE der vson Of of the important OF the
and trsted with than ordinary soe
tu6e. =, =,
Deafness noise in th. head and al dsasreeabe discharges
from the ear speedily md permanently removed without
causing the pain Inconvenience cure in all
guaranteed where uaformsfon does not exist.
Thirteen years close and almost undivided attention to this
branch OF eca practice enabled him reduce his treat
. 10 snch decree Of 10 find the most confirmed
and obstinate yield BY steady attention to the means
prescribed.
The deruron by FIRE Of the institution Of which Dr. Hart
lev vas .be bead having temporarily released him from his
duties in Pbsie phs he viii receive CATS durns morning
a. No. - Greene-st.
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10 be in e,ra; distrtss eErg n eome official misn
ac,meU in not furuehng them with the necessry
snpplise until the crops IN their new settlement sre
rite. The people Of Melbourne propose to send them
provisions and ASSISTANCE.
The ,ield Of gold tiuues good and the demand
active New quartz ranges have been discovered and
old ores ma, continue productive The amount shipped
in 1856 MP to Nov. IL. IRON Melbourne, amounted 10
9 49, o43 ouoe@s or i03 tuns IL c~ gr. ID OF 4,
valued al 20 952 s7S The Morning Light nal packet,
which sailed for L'verpcpl the 18th took l25 900 o.
The GoSette notifies the issue Of an Order IN Coun-
eli permitting foreign vseses 10 engage IN coastinS
voya ages between one part Of Nietoria ant another.
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cevps 81 Ludics's vie end olldreo, the t,ef r1sde
a clsniibe excuse end reti-sc. Mrs. Il zee 10 ron
Dos', and hes been at the New Tck Hc.si for three
or four wefks. intending to pass the Whter. wtss
csueo tx robbr TO attack wss her t1zpy Of the bells
end calling ous for want lie attempted 10 choke
her in oIder TO stop her outory.
Ano1HER WosAE GARaorEp AID koBBfD.-
On THURSDAY evening the wife of q police otcef vac
passing through Forsyth street. just as was getons
dark when she was attsckedby fellow who ohoed het
80 tba. se could net give 90 e'arn and then robbed
her Of e. 60, sAsr which he fed. The Gaze Wa pd
officially reported and the name Of the iaiy wa aos
ascerts.r11
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fAive-isenentl
The real " HEAD QUARTERS are located at No.

sos R.dr., E-wY,rk blocks above the Park-nesrly
o,no. he Ho.pfs,vo doors above Dune street. Hers 10
tn PHYSIOLOGICAL CAsrsET, containing one OF the rar--t
collection. Of HUMAN HEADS BUsrs, &c In the WORLD This
Gar Cabinet Museum confirm. thousands Of Busts and
e. fro the heads Of ths distinguished that ever
gve.-Eu percfs Kings Queens Statesmen Some OF me
- i;.,,r uisAed Of other countyrs WARRIOR
r,nl-.rs NsvGaTs Dsoovere. Inventors, Author Poets
Door, Dsi1es and IA~ysrA Also skulls human and anlus
from Al qu.r.ers OF the Globe including Csnnbas CARDS. Fiat.
B.d-a InsAa. Lgjpisn Mummies Pirates Robbers, hai
nd TsrTr' is Paintings and Drawings OIL
dra' virs ant dad StIans-" and o'neqs
will sra ts, Museun-L~sys open sd FREE-aa Agreeable
No. ., vi,iI PHaESoLosIoAL CEAErs. with fol ~ren
de o ch.:leter sver ~hsa desired at 30 Broadway
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TAdverr!s~me,cI
Ca TOR THE CoITTRy-G.s APPARATUS

Gas FOR THE COrNTRY-GAs APPAFhfeS'
- n. P,.ea Of the Maryland Portable Gas
z WooowoETs Co are Offering for sale most com %,
net chssp simple a. .cieu. Gas aAcHHI sdsPtea 10 ~
s.e, 10 IA. wants Of prvs.. dwellings. public ana pele
.cao,;, eh-ches colleges factories. fcanderes hoIe,
i5sp.Xres &c nwe- A. Of towns and VILLAGES. pets n
A sppyas person BY letter 20 te nlee o.
he Ceups-y where Machine be seen IN oPefsoa ~
S.se-p.S. pamphlets os,Xned.
C. r Woopwosrs Co,
No "a WsIi-s.., New 4 o<s-
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FIRES.

rIgr IL BROAD sIREET-Loss OVER sDpO-swo
BrupIyGs DESTROYED.
About y O'Clock yesterday morning, fire gas dis
covered in the large building Nos &c and % Broad
.freet, extending through TO No. g. Exchange place.
occupied "a follows On the various floors: Cyrus,
Cleveland e. Co fnshers and repackers; W. A.
" hite. Office for sale of American woolens A. T.
Dreyer, dealer in dry goods and tobacco; Hugo e.
Wallace. California merchants office; Peterson e.
Bsrian Mexican trade (ofice), and T.. Zschrisson.
The fire was first discovered on the third ioor but
it is not definitely known in whose premises it ong
mated Before the discovery and alarm, the fire had
made such he adway that all attempts on the par OF
the freInen 10 extinguish it proved unavalng, and
both buildings were totally destroyed.
Lossrs AND INSTANCES.
The loss Of lIessrs CevelandA Co. lie about $1,000
Insured for 10000 in the following Insurance Com
panits
william sburrl jCcO Mechanics and Traders. ooo
Merehsbt,.....,... 300 PhoniX (of Brook5n,.. 1000
Columbia. ....... 5tOiCDknown.. ......... 9Vo
Observation-Disclosures. soc Tots.........S4coN
WA. White loscs about 600. No insurance.
A. T. Dreyer sustained about 500 damage. In
sured for 10000 in Kbckerbo,ker and Howard Insu-
rance Companies, g. 00 each.
Aggregate loss of Hugo & Wallace, and others oe-
cupyipg office, about 1000.
The buildings were owned by Frederick Prime and
are total ,oss They were valued at 900. In
sured as follows: Washington Insurance Company,
5000; Eagle, $500 Franklin of Philadelphia.
$1,000.
The building No. q Broad street, occupied by J. G.
Dale, dealer in domestic dry goods and A. b. Tress-
Ter. narrowly escaped destruction.
Mr.. Dale sustained damage by water to the amount
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fAdvertisement.I
III AR N II " ID = =

LETTERS PATEsT GRANTED JAN. -, 1877
T. new sud beautiful style Portrsuye will FIRST be pre-
ssn,sd 20 and the public for crt
cism' Monday, Feb 10. 1851 at j. GvRSkrs wei Known
Pbo,ccIsphic Palace ofAr No. $40 Broadway New York
The public respectfully invited 10 call and Judge Tor them
OF the superiority of these Pictures other styles
and houah executed BY they combine the truth
of the finest photograph with the besu and hpi-h oi
the delicate miniature ivory To quote the expression
Of our celebrated miniature painters The stereoscopc
eject wonderf occupation lie these pictures sur
pass in every respect our best eIdesyora" .
GuRSEi holes himself in readiness to execute said pictures
for the public O. an sitter the dtb met.
Gallery open from m. till p m Al.
J GuRxEy, Photographic Artist, 49,
No $40 Broadway, cor. Leonard st., NJ l.
n B.-No connection it'll any other establishment
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Advertisement
DON'T RGET.

DoN'T FORGET THAT THIS Is VALENTINES DAY.
Don't FORGET YOUR wEETHEARTs.
DoN'T FORGET THAT THEY EXPECT VALENTINES.
DoN'r FORGET TO Bly, THEM
At STRoSc's.
DoN'T FORGET
that bis assortment is the
L,RcYsT. BEST. CHYAPEsr.
in the city or in the world.
DoS'r FORGET
THr OIL o ESTABLISHED VALENTfN DEPOT,
No. 90 Nasssust
STROSGS.
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GA'ye-,serertI
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO TINE PIBLIC.-HALLO-

rtrs. Psrrsrxp 1re unsrsSgsec wal respectfully "a
nuiceItst al VII sxihh .pciuers Ct t- "HSe,ys &c
4 bat H. vii @ nn.Ccs ,.iirs hm for the Vabir the
IS AZ VII feis.i itcu 70 an sffer TIA 'Sh ius- .
TIE esofvrss ~a b. sbeo city ky D. HALL tb<
utensof . ps'sn'.e, "a tse sooo xsle<J.
No cErscl soa vi Aey osbes In this
a.y. Joan BtsHoP Hall,
{ q. FgspRIcxs
Nc. as BrpAApa,, pa Aetropoitsx Ho.sl
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NEWvJERSEY ITEMS.

THr LIQroR QursrIos n PATERSON, Pc
t.i the l. eisls.ure in crculs'on 10 Paersoo
10 tske agsy the power 10 license tsverus from the
{. nuoD Council and vest il in Board Of EXcise-the
Council Roaming the power 70 regulate the ste OF
hquors. tn Patterson Guardian Gays on this SUBJECT:
The idea think /, good II is well kaown that
ndvidu.s etyr beer nominated or Aiemen destitute OF
every p,ope quacr for such their only chance OF
snE hrr Known devotion 20 the liquor inter
How nter hesves re As % tntrust tue
in people aud $1,000 coo Of properly
the BANDS cannot fl one moment divine
ire proposed the law reseeed no turthsr IMAM
In pov the charter of Common Council should
is adNtton II small mMef 20 hsvS 10 once BODY oil
er presenting the ineetrce honesty and the bu iaess
the the kaAvery the stupidity
Of the ngny Every ought to eet thai m-ssnre
las sancoJed by he Common Council the probability
that s proper one Bu th're higher view 70 DC s.os
Of the subject Drunkenness 10 be running not saux
u.s. 1nd other descriptions Of crime the increase VIA
the return Of prosperity would seem that hundred. OF our
vokira arn-men who liz Afford t. too--instead Of hns
bar ding their dosr, evil day. again ready
hem poisonous liquors. preparing thea selves,
wien tAe dav OF advery sv,s 20 become puoe panpe o.
criminals This OF drunkenness has oct 20 BE- stayed
who beev. he present s~s :" be sufficiently snnsent
ons Exert the ost In attempting TO stem
the current Depend upon T. there limit 70 pubic
will ard kick In the Those who magne tue
principle Prohibition dead ard buried mistake we believe
public opinion very q aserislly
FAIR The Fair at Commercial Hall, conducted by
the ads of the Fee Episcopal Church which has been held
days closed last evening The net proceeds VIII Do
shout $780,
LECTURE The tenth Of the cou'se Of Independent
Lecture. AZ the Unitarian Church in Jersey City delivered
las, evening b, Ralph Wsdo Emerson on the subject OF Inc
Conduct OF Lite" 70 large and highly sfstfed audience
ARREST oy A CHARGE OF PASSING CoUSrERFEIr
MoSEY-Yeserday officer McDonough of Hoboten arrested
II ALLEGED that spurious money Rhode
Island Bank two days previously.
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CITY ITEMS.

BvRIoNs Mr.. Brousham. the funny and famou.,
will take benefit tonight, with waved and humor.
Gus programme lie, with Mr. Burton, will appear in
the Duality and in the roaring piece Of the Siamese
Twins. Mr. Brougham will also personate OCara-
CHAN, in His Last Leg.
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wAILAcK's.-MIss HERoS's BrNEFIr.-Miss Ma
ds Heron, who, during three weeks. BY playing Ca
mile exclusively every night, has produced an excite
ment which is perhaps. without parallel on the English
stage Of this city, will take benefit this evening.
Every night of this period has Witnessed crowded
houses 80 from public admiration being stated, We can
see no reason contained in the Managers e1ehequer'
for changing the piece and going to Medea.
Miss Heron has played Camille twenty times IN hlf
city, and if we are rightly Informed. some iDfredio'e
number West and South-between 200 ana 4V'
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fIlibuster

THr FnIIBrsTXR..-The case of the flibuster
was resumed Yesterday noon, before |. s. Commls-
soner Morrer The testimony for the prosecution and
defense being closed Mr.. Blankmap, one of the ooun-
sci fn defense, summed up, and was followed by
Assistant L. S. Distrct-AttOrney Joachimssen. Mr..
j. no. having finished his argument at o'clock the
afternoon the Commissioner adjourned the case I'LL
10 clock 9. m. to-day.
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AAvsstirnent
tn Purr-N.TtC SrTpyRFRg

fvr7 RSerrs sic sufferer vbo VII sea1 Of
irvsds o h village with ID. Of
,b opposite e,ch ard postage stamp e prepay
f to- c, "a. cu-s Coz 81 Reformation ard Ne1-
rAss Adite.s Drs X. Reor Co. ssiesrs OF Ta- Peo
p,s Me!cL Lighthouse" Sc No 81? btoadgAy New loTt-
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JANUARY.

The FRx,Hrr rs ULSTER CovSTr.-Inmense dam
age has been done sI along the Esopus Greek, and
nes,iy oil the bridges swept OF. Am,ng the damage
done is the following: The Cantre Beige IN Marble
town s gone. At Roser dale, tie canal overHowed
literally overwhelming portion Of TIA village, anc
drovnDg q horse n the stable Of Mr. jacob. W.
Kea,on. Rondout, though seriously threatened at
ore time, foanstsly escaped tie ice Il the creek ne
ma;airg firm. The Hurley Bridge W. removed scme
tao or twelve Zee. from .Lt abutnent sprns IN tie
cs,.<e, and VIZ have g b. ,sksc dow Inieei, al
along 8. Esop-s unparalleled dsr,Ass has bes0 done.
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RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs-,John Keenan,. residing
No JIG East d arresed Yesterday CHARGED -h
hayin received about ~ worth OF copper Ard bra
sItol6 beor airr engine which had bsen stolen By
hoy from the shop his employer Rhard Hasan OF No oS
F ols street The accused ii Is alleged the Roy bat
re the articles He committed 10 prison by Justice
Davidson FOX trial.
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From the following table, furnished us by DIR. Bal
ley, from records at the Military Hospital at For Ham
on it viii be seen that the month of January ast was
the coolest January we have had for at least fifteen
years. The records only 60 back as FAR as 1912 The
probabilities are that il was the coolest month ever
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resdnr lS Gsnsevoo street arrested orr THURSDAY
night o. leaving the coal office Of NJ Edward G.
ood,n SO nifty street which Ia alleged he had broken
into for the purpcse theft He taken before Justice
Davidson who locked him up FOR trial.
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fAdvcrtisement.t
CHARLES d. ERKDERICkS, late GrRNEY and

ysrnyRtcxS-PgoroGeAPHs DAGUERREorYPRs aud ANBRo-
ryPys The CONNIE .nt establishment Of the world Wet
the city invited 20 cal and s1snne specimens Ne
ss5 Bsoldvsy, opposite metropolitan Hotel
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TIE LicHr. GUARD BAIL.-The annual Bal Of me
Light Guard, "Tig,rs." a. the Academy OF Muse, en-
Thursday night was one Of the most brilliant afare OF
the seasop, and wa attended b. over Loo peoPe'
TIE entire stage ard paruuet was hoored over fcra
grand da,sins ssOoa. TIE stage was d-,pe. 6 ceP
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