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EAGLE STOVE HOUSE.

The slbsoriber hess leave 10 inform the ladi.s
and gsnfismsn Of Msshiagtes end vicinity that he
FGkSisaN ssI66E sSsors' o sss H5 To- sS.;,
nsIreton where they can bs suitsd in their seleo-
IONS ffom the (sssf and largest assortment OF the
sooye-ss,ned goods that has ever been offered for
sals IN Washington. -s7-a- - -
flssss 81 md ssIsmiae..st No. sis p. avenue,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-12

AIAkvSAOhNES CUNE-ALLs
AM. EE&EBy t3kk SFEEsalA.. VIZ VIZ
PREPARED BY LCHBMIST.
BoffLBs u, IS and 70 cents and one dollar,
THE6REATEsTa R1!!iHESS2HytEkY IN MEDICAL
HARTgHORNEe CURB. ALL should b ksps
In eli families in case Of accidents or sudden cof
ness. = II free aenty surss in lsss tine than it 70
cures 10 get Q physician. 2-ar5 - ]
g s.Isc l.i9 "a any I.Ts Of the system and is used
dass 2 Bad Cold. Ehssp.tism. Pain in tie Limbo
got . bottle. II acts upon the Nerves, MsscIeS.
sinevs. Blood and Bones; and By il wsIIning eIso,
CT Bottle md tr1 Il s-'a o me . s sen =
H0kSE,s PEEccTs05SSAI sYEkHP s 20 OF 4 WEiIf:b
GHH GILES 4 the bsst Cough sSraP In u
l{ycI ne Bilious, .ss HARTsHosNE,sANTI..
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver, Sto-
- end Bowels carrying Of III Bilsaad Foul 60
The above medicines 70 Be he'd q ell Drus Store
s.O M:sssns'Gfr fSi kIPGW s clssELL q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-12

W David Seavef, Of Alton, Ill, who keeps
girh' school, has been-the gay ID. Seaver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-12

PnicR, q PER BOTTLE; Six BorTLKs FOR o6.
H1pOold By T. D. GILMAN, Washin ston; n. q. r. Gle
SELL o.orsstovn, and By all Drsggisss svsryvhsfs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-12

HQUsEkEEPERS; LOOK HERE!- Don't
ogpos.ts Bfovn,s, Whenever. yo.. III -
H,s9 e ereRl sRSISy egr ;soct
WAKE. We have ON hand RadS-
co., s Div snd Forks Pa.ed C.stos: Waters
md spoons, aod host OF other artcles, suitsd 10
,ns rs:pscsave Ssats 81 housetssIsrs al Of which
Buying and ssling fo- ossh enables us 10 ODER 40
pefior induesmsnf, g lurckssers.
-. -GHfFf1TH SHIELDS,
009 HArdRAra ImnoYfaYa ;.
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EEETLEMENYCLOT MADE TO OR
=. DERGWs offer gentlemen the Target and
C9et,nE. Of svey grade and susIity MARSHES and
syls Of the art, st prices At least twenty per cent
chsaEs, thaa ths usual city rates. A trial n re-
epscoo iJ esked End satisfaction guaranteed.
Gus WALL. srEPHENS 4 CO,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-12

- FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
US. He0elved and Dow on sale several Sheet
FL.OR OH CLOTHS, ia superior 6nish and
eulitys and desixns the most beautiful. which We
are selling 1t conslderably lower prices than usual
Customers Who buy our Oil Cloths will have theii
halls or rooms measured by competent man ia
oss1s kS'' .''n'o' '1 Ci2 Sens & popsoN.
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WAsHIHsssfss22ss. q, s g. 1,:. koS.P
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-12

THE MANY THOUSANDS cured at this ihstution Vithln
the last years. and the important Sug
cal operations performed by Dr. Johnson Witnessed By the
reporters Of the pspes aud many other persoss
which have appeared again and again before the psble
sides his standing gentleman Of character and rsspons
bilify, sufficient guarantee the aietsd. Ha 26iy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-19

with the American Army liz 1872 81 Allen McNsb
was the ors;or Of the occasion. The monument re-
places tie ose deetoyed in the Patriot War 10
1919.
-Rufus Choe:e vas taly buried ani praised" in
the L. s. Circuit Cour. in Boston on Saturday lat.
Disuict-Atoney Woodbury.. Caleb Cushing, and
judge Clifford aud Sp,sgus, delivered eulogies.
-Gtorge d. Prentice, editor Of TIE LouiiviiIe Jour
nal lie advertised 70 deliver Lycsum lecture At Read
ing, Pc, on the Doth inst.
"A writer in TIE B0s;os Transcript thus speaks
Of Mr. Godwus forthcoming History Of France:
Speaking Of history reminds Of wost n which tas uos
ridCu, Of critics oot forward with ordinary Interest aud
confidence mean astoy Of France vhich hiss oocued tbs
st.ntcn q Nj Psks Goodwin for the last ten years Although
modern ban bosr greater h.osr, thar franc. it
c tia, her eTen.frl and certainly NJ, ngoo1,
siy it untold In fragment, which ofsn c,asic
tory The Of Thisry, hichele., QUIT Ttiers and
Lsmtne vin here tusss. Themselves 70 every iaeusen.
reader; bat there important something wanting L. the bis
ocs labor, Of each It also worthy OF remark tina. he who
has usie Ike spprosh complete history Fraace
syno1d who not q Frenchnsn, bot 5x., Of Italian
odzn This msy those who hIk tbs. nore bot
pss OF cou-tiy truhfy relate s describe it'
uaDD.s and customs and portray its people But shnond
the only foreigner vbo mas thus been more successful tn
nsies England, for example 10 prolific enough IL able histo
sn. bat them have described her By the Nor
fs.hf7y admirably Th.eTry; while it may we
be doubted whether Tscitls himself could have presented
suder OF more like c.lre Of the Decline and Eau Of the
Roman I'm 'e hs5 has been drawn by Gobon Bat TO come
BONE .hs, Spasd has portrayed tie Life snd Tines
Philip IL successful frsoot. who "a
written elesuf instructive and reliable hory Of Spanish
Literature than Geofse Tknor Yet not Of these dstin
giihsd authors has given evidence Of greater abilities writer
before assuming the pen Of history than has been funished to
his coun;ryntp, during the last Jsar By Mr. Goodwin A
contributor periodicals Of the frat ca he has been surpassed
by sod BY few Not only bis article always
vigorous brilliant sr attractive but they Distinguished By
scholarly dignity and grace yle 10 which only writer's Of the
Is. class pretend aspire. Let then be prepared to give
lis History France impartial examination and i.h
diet, and much mistaken If be does not take rank beside
PretcoH IND BsncTof.n
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Personal.
G. Kellogg.

Clement Marsh, esq, a son Of Joseph w. Marsh
OF Greenland n. H., has expended sl0,o00 10 paying
tie debts of his father who died fifteen years ago.
The Portsmouth, Journal says this is "a shining
example Of magnapimty and fhal respect.
Among the passengers by the steamship Ham
mOnis from Hamburg is tae celebrated Lola Monte,
now Mrs Held.
II. W. Beecher preached on SGudiy evening last
from the text, aye are Gods husbaniry,' aud made,
gays The Brooklyn Times, "some vivid comparisons
between farmers and spiritual husbsuimsn Of different
kinds Heresey hunters, whether lay or ministerial
he handled without gloves, hkening them TO Nimrod
farmers, who were always the watch for aud more
concerned about shooting depredAtpg animals ,srd
especially II they were dogs belonging their neigh
borsI, than they were aboat raising good crops aud
keeping themselves and their cattle comfortable and
well provided for
The Canadians have just nsuguratsd new mon
ument al Queenstou Heights to commemorate the
death oiSr Isaac Brock, who fell II the epgssem.us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-19

TO exhibit csrties, partially transparent, Of haer
texture and more beautiful than the incest sperm or
wax. AZ parsfn- while cooling sdberes tenscion.y
to metal, u.oacs Of plaster other similar rsieiH
ustd, which enables the ceLdos b. be drawn mucn
more resaiy, AID at the same time, gives them
more perfect and desirable form. By this improve
u.ent they are also enabled TO mold fsocy ard or
reueLtsl articles, come If which exhibited IL
cluong tao busts resembling ststuEy marble,
though Cf uore delicate texture, ard higher polish.
-SiIoe the iLtioiuction OF spira. wiresprns mat
tressss, mary cheaper applications Of springs have
been n.s.e, among which MessTs. Schott & L'uion
have recently patented, and are nov exhibiting
" suspension spr;rg bei-bo;ton," il which simple
and convenient combination fligb. wooden Stats SUD
irda.rubber sprrg- rIoiuoe the desired effect IN
light, noseless and cheap he'd
Cleveland & Hsrtshon eIhibi, p,.ert sAdng
spring curtain and shade fixture, which, if care
folly end strongly made, VII be serycesble IL
consists Of spring in the roller 80 applied IS to rol
up the shade, by merely raising weighted tas'eI
which exactly bslaucesit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-19
THE AMERICAN ms TITUTE FAIR.

som additions are still being made to the stock OF
curious aid useful things yet on exhibition a. Palace
Garden.
Wsrners Patent Wood Gas Apparatus attracts coz
siderable attention. This sss generator differs from
those heretofore used in the construction Of It's reiort,
which lie MADE that TIE gas after being driven from
the wood, is passed through several small heated
chambers that it is surcharged, by which portion
Of the tar held in suspension is also decompcsei thus
cary ng The purifiers gas and less tsr thsn i,
Otherwise would. This is plausible invention, snd
msy prove a We liable one bat very little light.
giving material exits IN the hsTder woods in
localities Il may Be found that rein resin oil is
cheaper for TIL, purpose than the PIKE wood which
contains II. One objection even TO pine-woot ga,
las heretofore been, ths i, contained too little carbon
fer its HYDROGEN but as the t.r is very rich in carbon,
should this rctort effect what is alleged for it to any
considerable extent Il will not only Increase Tie guam
tty, but improve the quality Of the gas.
The NeFYoik PArsfne Candle CO. have al in
provernert in candle mods and other apparatus for
refining ard Uoliins P.rsins, WHICH sasSle' them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-19

TIE NoSEY VALUE Of THE LATE WaR.-rbs TO-.
loving calculation has been msde respecting the cost
of the var in Italy, both TO the nations which took
part in il and those which we're likely TO DO drawn
into il:
Austris has spent about 800, 900 oo0E, taking only
the 70 loans obtained fr Jm the Bank and tho forced
loans imposed Ysretis ard leaving ssids the loan
which ,be attempted To make a. the bsgiaLng Of the
year 10 England. France contracted slosnof 30 Co.,
Oo0 and admitting tina. the whole Of I. has not been
dsbnrsed, sum Of q least 600 000. must b cot
down 20 the Piedmont contracted lean Of 90
coo oOi; she bsno we'd 50 600 000f from the Back Of
Turin and Is said hat she received advances from
the French Government. In estimating, thea hsr dis
bursemsnt at 10000 oO0f, the limi,s OF truth
probably observed. Tue other States Of Italy have
made osns which may be es.ia.stst q, sooo,O Cf AZ
20 England the Parliament. allowed son OF 80 co.,
OOf. for ws:like preparations. Part Of the sam wa
only disbursed during the war; bss the rest hsd since
been spent. Tne different States OF Germany OBJ ynsi
$4,000 01Of. in osEs account Of the var but they
have not i: is trae spent the whole sum. AZ 20 RIOS
sa precise details wanting, but her outlay may b.,
set down 80 OO0f The total cost Of he war ma
thea bs calculated u upwards VI IssQ0, Qa9, QgqL'
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La W LNI,E.ZLIGEVUK.
MARINE CoURr-oc. 10.

LORD pUyDREARY TEsTTiETH ~ MS OwS BEHALF
Edw ,rd A. Sotaerp ss- Ls1rs kesEs.
Testimony was taken il tins case 10 day oy Noses d.
Ose. eco C.srs Of the Cour.
W Dodge sqPssred 2r Mr. sotnern AEd N BOON iSr
the defendant
~ sothsrn examined In hs bsn4E d. ,sh 4 hs
se No. l3 Blocker s,s had been a. sctor ,1 eiIs
,saI. besn acquainted with nss Keen, Tor tbs las. fou
n.e witness TehesTsd twice undsr the - upon
hi. brought bought dresses in which b
pear Lord DgDoesry TIE %, rehesrs toe ~ VI
SET br esoy part The essser 10 ac,1r5.coe
wih ih@ II "A. cJEr.ct De offered % Mr. nz 20 pay
pat bat BE- 500 ae ~oci py wines ws~n % h played
Mr Lk aid be DID ns ons1er ss contact bed g. T. BE-
h sst NJ, paJed ~. Lar va Nils ksenes
s-- erel msusginr 20 .F>rytbiDfi tb-ie ~"
10 Conoron making the conTscs VOID In tho event
q 10, ooainins person % pay ne elesr..'sr o.
Mr. s,.phsns h,i played the par. Of Asa
TfeEctsra 18th C4orus tLsse sts,sments were
made b, Wocd, who Tim pay the plit and 5y M
ST. piers hine; Mr. Lz reason why tie American
Ccnslu produced .bs. ne SEA Il Ice rrnpinf
slcccfuy smother tina, Mr. Stephens 10
cpat- Ct playing part witness does nD owe The defendant
sI5ts lever tos lss n her eeses be &c go4,ed si.a
u K-srs Hr Lg,E % person and etsT Win reference
hiring Ire heater % 10 asfeensLt, because Ma.
Bwsrs Mr. Luz 4fsrlin. cod eas a,
Juue l32 he pi,i tie for
b. ssset s au Ba.ssi waa HA sssa - psssssses Vi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-19
PUBLIC ME.EzXNGS
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

TIE Board held regular meeting yesterday aiief,
noon. Their attention aled To toe resgpaon OF
Lun Der Of the Registrars who appointed a. the
former NE etipgs Of the B5srd
The Board then made the following appointments;
George Caufeld il pace of Charles Wa,ers-Sinth DrIl
Fifteenth Waso Phnsss Freeman in place of ho T. Barry
FouIh Di.;ot. Finh W.Td George Randolph 10 f.e Of
Peter ". sshsuok-Finh Dis,rict Fifth Ward Hiram Merit
In place e James A CsfonSeyeuth District. Seventeenth
Ward. Samuel Tridae II Place Of John BuerwoTh-tourih
District Esh.h Ward
A communication vas received from Jsmes t. Bar
let Of The Registrars for the Seventh District Of
the Fifteenth Ward setting forth that the two o'her
Reeisirss in his district lad declined to act and ths.
by advice of the County Clerk and Supervisor Bllut
be bad gore snd appointed clerk. lie nov asked
thst the vacancies in said district should be filed.
The Board accordingly appointed Jifet Bull aud
Richard {. Mccormick.
The Board adopted revolution sppropristiug $50
10 deiay the expenses Of the Police Commissioners 10
the cars2e repairs &C.. Of the ballot boxes tor the
ensuing eectiors and $50 for printing notices of the
same
Tie Board Their adjourned to Tuesday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-19
CITY ITEMS.

ACADEMY OF MUsIC-lrALIAN OPERl.-The open
ing Of TIE season promised fairly. The weather was
fine We mad had no opera for two or three
weeks. a new prima donna, with lovely name,
Spersr za-Hcpe-wss OF the bills. She was Sc.
lected by Nh Ullman for youth, beauty aud &C.
rius, in ally, and not in Paris end London with
great reputation and worn voice and wriakled brow.
Bat tie gcds were snti-U lmsn for the plima donna
could not sing. She was taken ILL., a doctor csrtif-
cate made cut the fast What was 10 be done Pa.
the other new priua donrs, NIL. Crescmsno, in the
part But hardly had this been done and the baritone
comes on to bully tn. tenor ard upbrsd the 90
prano in the trio before il found thi; tue baritone
could not bully al all. 10 other words, he coald not
sing. Voice refused TO conc out Of lis cspaclous
chest This YVES more than the audience had bar
gained for, they Kissed, Kissed flrioasy. Baritone
Amodo was embarrassed. Baritone Amodio bowed.
Tie cornet psyei his part. More misses. Tenor sOd
soprano flushed off tho. Curtain OF Act l. fell. APP
plause and Kisses. Baritone leads on s0prano, fol-
lowed by terror, before curtain. Baritone yet more
lisss6. Interval. Stage Manager comes forward
begs indulgence. First time ever Sisnor Au5d-o
wss unable TO sing his part. S.guor Ardavirs would
take the part Audience apparently satisfied. Amer
can audience not vindictiye. European auiisnce
very, when they get less than IS agreed upon. APP
light should bear shador
So the opera proceeded. >gnor B,iguoh wss IN fuI
forces he sang his best. Ofthe substitutes DO no;
think ii esaary to offer criticism because they were
srbstituts. When they appear irs;s they are en-
titled 20 rotice. We trus. the managers will have bat
ter luck 10 night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-19

THr Clinton STREET SHOOTING AFFAIF.-The a.
te.c.on 81 the porterhouse or the corner OF C.nton
and Delaney reefs on Monday night, which led TO
the shooting Of Thonss Cheeyer. foreman OF Epgine
Company No. A. by John Carpenter, grew ont Of The
Syracuse Convention row, Carpenter having pup
Eshed affidavit in regard > the politics. disturb
snoes ST Syracuse, duplicating several Of Cheevsrs
friends, sni charging Fernando Wood wiki making
the trouble there. When the two met g. the porter
house above mentioned they had some conversation
ths; be did not think Carpenter hsd acted honoraoy
in the matter At this blows exchanged between
them, snd rough and tumble fight was in progress
when Carpenters wife rushed in between. Daring
the scuaie that ensued she thrown TO the pave
merit, ard Carpenter alleges tina, Cheever knocked
he. dowp sad a.teywGd kicked heg Seeing his vie
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Number remaining Oct. Is, Isjo..~...
The Board then adjourned.
RRnnKLYN ROARD OE SUPERVISORS.

meeting of the Board was held at the County Jsi!
yesterday afternoon, Mr.. SNIrH IN the chair.
\ man Janus from the Supreme Court was pre'enset,
restraining the Board from the collection of assess
erts on property of the Brooklyn Benevolent Assoca
ton in the Sixth Ward the same being exempt from
xstion by law of the Legislature The valuation
81 the eriy is $2lO,OO The subject was referred
70 tSe Az nee with po8er TO employ counsel
ard contest tie sui.
The subject Of employing prisoners, which was aid
over from last meeting was taler 1p, aud on motion
tborized herc.frth ~ employ t. prisoners male aud
female al they deem proper in order 70 serve the beet
interests Of the cOutty.
The jail Con- nittee, TO whom the subec. mad besn
referred reported that Il prisoners had been released
from the Couaty jail during the pat three months
Forty one Of ihese were set at liberty by ige Morris
and ore by Mayor Powell. They had been committed
for dIuI kenress.
Tho Boald then adjourned for two weeks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-19

seas tot 70 be- sse, th- ts1 sor.h ns. NJ s
tod vi.n~.. h. us par hu Zoe thu, light esdss had
hsb be ia s6sty ths ibes,.s ssd 90 eet ts
prforuszces again by,k Af Lur sd MI Cosen tun Bee
e'ss ssn'l heo Sis~.s be- fer se P.Jss u t1 ssai ss
tashf szs hey ech 20 ~ nn paJi4s q We AsI ., he
hseAd oSt a. r-h., NFs D. thsu bed -sse the the
s,sr.
o. The rcss tNs-ss- Wines set thf IL ne eir Ma
tsrs ~ss errusv q have the ssre u - tore con mere. -
tie niset he ho--- op-e.d 20 ts Mr. sse
e. hnSd inco0e .e.i - pa, es Ps, ssP.'oh 49, ga.
NJ l. nsNrnc q AZ bosrr 70 ply Il WHITES ssef Las
belief that hr
ptEety comIetert &c Psy the character * A rrrIrasa
' Thr rrcce<-.ifsa xtrs then Asl,arsA.
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NEW-JERSEY U,KMG.

CAs7- mos Rail" Beers clst-iron endless rail-
is now beieg laid for the Hoboksn & Hudson City
Horse Railroad. This track is made In sections and
Is the inventor alleges lie so firmly fastened tho
joints IS to require 70 oross ties when laid 10 paved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-19
COURT OF GENERAL sEssroNs-ocr. Is -Bofses
Recorder BARs.Rp.
Ia Grand hwy enfertd the Court NJ nom Aud nrs

sen ed Indictments. ard nun ber IL pssoues
r.sned ard anded FIR tidal.
Geoss Reige, ued Coz 'srreny The allegation wn tss
OF the ad e August he obsred from Mr. Jscobs qusatV
pte,srse that he would thu
sane Tor him. he dd lie gave xse sni
e sddres but ehees asted aud nsd and his
trial &c ds The pr.,amption was tina. he obtained the c
Nth intent IL ste.ns T. lls convicted snd seslencVl
10 the State Prison for two years ,
hn M Merouy pleaded guilty 81 asaat with a,ep a.
bodily hsm r-.nded until Saturday or seotencs s
sss.ultd some time ago John BseIien with knl
Mn Bsieen tried and convsied OF petty Asceny tx
stealing and from HE employer Mr. Hcppe In hs
mo nth OF July. Bsrden rensnd.d for sentence
AbTshsm Gene placed tIi,l having Il alleged re-
ceys. stolen goods consisting II ,cks sat roots &c ~hs
stolen BIZ hef rO the furnishing store Ia Clsub
street The Assistant DcAorney sbsndaned the pgoseca
lion ard Gaze was dis hagscd. Tae Court Adjourned % II
ON "Wednesday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-19
COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS Ger ls.-B.'Ss. Js'sssss

Jas Wilson, larceny; Peutsntiary month. Rob.
ert Penor larceny; House Of Refuge William Wood ,''snt
ard battery iudsu en su'Pended Henry bsnson sssean ~
lsnisy month Anhon, Easily, s'aas and battery rsni
Tertiary months. Michael Casey iaceuyi Psoit -nt,Ary
outb Michael sheshsn Pen,entlary months Csthsuns
Tempeton. larceny fred ESQ Johu Wiion larceny feo
t,n,iary months William Thompson, larceny Peat-nisry
months Augustus Chstnan, larceny acquitted Mary Cary.
assault and bsery Judgment suspended 0eorss stofsns
saut and battery fined 5 Jonu Kenny larceny Judgment
Suspended Ezsbeth Raey dl.ordery house Nuisance bs
sbat.d Maria Smith, larceny Judgment suspsnded.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT coUaP-o>r. is-RS<.
frifr IN

TIE tspLcssr srEhFoscoric PIcrrRrs
This uorbrg three other csses to forfeit ssoecsc>pis
er, . SeosL, epset Of the Jsrr " eon.-cs
pasts. Cad under tae veSsal fo
PIsvioos akrg ths ve,ds' Of he JaTy "a. "a
C.cArse gated hat the Goa hasi-s rl~d th- 'ss
70 IN. motives the p,ss cous ,s~ rosds tie Asvs
be.l too in pEtess consD 90 hei espes o'as 90, -
sd ee Z 40 voslt b. msts q he So
r-ts Of tie tesaiy rrd.r the nsa'us s-d ren,af s a
1884, relieve tie porter who 10 eeee s1s~'ted 10 bc'
yre his The Ia. OCCURRED vitae
tslec, CT evil irteLt or be part -
Chsres Huf for the Uri.ed S,ses The Hp JOB, Goa
rsre sui J. b. Cgsix Ger clsimanta
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RROOM wv ZZ,ElKX

BoIp BuRGLARy-Tbs house Of Paul j. Fish,
Hsye, street near Bedford avenue entered sboa Eve
O'Clock Jss,eresy morn By means Of eipge Tbs tsevs:
-. bou.e which s~oke him. b.. they espsd before he could
Ucure They tooh watch worth 100 "a. IN money,
pair Of psu,s overeost Some $500 dollars worth d
ewerns caske 10 the oyerloc he'd By hs thieves
ATrFfPT AT SrIcIDE.-Johsnues Snyder, aged ~
years Attempted commit suicide yesterday morning the cor
n.r Of and Even street By cutting bis thsat
The woaps ssw~d Up end Is thought be viii recover
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JAdy-rtisement.
QuERU's COD-LIyER OIL jelly.

The only CossvsrrIoS, ASTHMA, and all
kinds COUCHs. 10 taken without nausea
OEce No 10 i,h az, AID sold by all respectable dr1ggrl
PsyrsLD, P.RggR AowER,
Wholesale Agents, No. Is Beeknan -
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fAdYertissrnent

PiRESTS can learn how - train their children
Tor usfrs success aud happiness and young what pr
su they b..; succeed By Obtaining Phrsnoog exsniio
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Wills ASD WAYS; OR, MAKE AND BREAk.-
Th'. he Of tie dram. written expressly for BAR
NUNS MUsEUM I. 10 II the thrilling aud effective
ever sle,sed performed Tor the fra. time THis AFTER
Soos. IHIs EvIXisC repeat OUT THE DEPTHS The
Gale Sisters dance both t.neE
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DR.. +. B. FoorE, author Of Medical Com
mon Serse" of sarsogs springs be Consulted Dys
Winter Office, No $40 Broadway next door south of Dr.
Church. IN this city al chronic diseases difficult
nature 20 which be deyotes lis exclusive a.tca,en.
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IAdyelEisementI
BRADY's GALLERY

Has REMOVED om No. SO Broadway 10 No. si3 Broadway
corner Of Bleeeker,-
PHorocg.rHs DAcuERREorYPgs and ANssorYPss.
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At EyEKDELLiS, WEDDING CARDS, NOTRs,
6cTtete celebrated Cards el,ssny engraved "a
ths highest style q the ar bad only Broidway eorss
e 1sns -. Esabslsd 1882