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IAdseuisementl
btFPAi0, June 10, tHR.
EDWARD H. DIXON. NJ. D.-Dear Sir: Tbt,

EDWARD ii. Dixon, NJ. D.-Dear Sir: The
operation yoa performed Of my eyes ssbismas,
the 26th u. has proved completely successful The
peculiar sorif 90 ySelf had been nperS ed
Ber Pussa by The renowned Dirlenbs: tine Ia yestor
Of the operation. eighteen years rnis operation
proved entirely unsue-etsul sud juf; after failure,
by cel-brard operator that was somewhat dsaui OF
hy any other Forfhs ,ie
oTerat repeated io but hs.ng frequently
hcaTd Of your IN the plastic sager Of .e p aad
the temptation % consult while ing thT IA city
my return fom Weshiuson. Your i1inelsts
hs the operst'n entirely practicable and there
doubt of perfect success surprised ooowo but on arn
ing method Of opeGia WAS convinced yoa Pc
cua facilities far controlling tho and gniae 70 the
contracted muscle tn certanty BY sa incon and with
destruction o. the glad to that
the result cceedsd my no sangaias expeditions The
pain but nomenaTy he becaes os,sSy 10 lie
motion with the other and there the slightest dvogen
which dscaded from the sine Of the bM -
ccngrstosc yoa and myself on you, 'u,eess medical
friends exceedingly plased With shs result and we sh
recommend pehts who may b. similarly est.d TO ar-
ply 10 you Faithfully yoars, MhTN MNEn NJ ID,
Late Professor In Lawrence University, Wisconsin
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FoURH or JULY.--1he Joint Committee of the
COMMIT Council appointed TO make Preparations for
the celebration Of the Fourth Of July, consisting Of
Aldermen Pla,t Henry, Tuomey, Brady, Smith, Gen.
Ct and Farley, and COuncilmen Baulch, Costello Van
Tine, PinckneJ, Alien. McCory aud Hogan, held their
first meeting on Saturday at O'Clock. They organ
lied hy ,lec,ilg Alderman Pau az Chairman. and Mr..
Taylor, Clerk OF the Beard Of Alderman Secretary
after which they sppon cd the iolloo ing Committees
aud adjourned until 81 nday at the came hour:
On FDevo,Ei--boss Genet Tuomey. Banrh and McCarty.
Ga Muslc Msszrs Allen. Gent. Furley aud Costello.
On Studs Nessfs. Henry kra6y Phckney and Tine
Ga hegaita-MessEs Smith, TuorDey, Bauch and Allen
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Internationally
Nzs WINsTpw.

An experienced Nurse and FerAe Physician has soeTHIe
grrp yoR CurlpaEs yETrSG which greatly facilitates The
proe., OF Tee,hins by soenns tie guns and reducing Al i
aamnaor AIN aay GIL pain aed Is sdis 70 the 6owsA
Don mon II mothers Il viii give rest % yourselves aud etS
IA heath 10 your infants Perfectly safe in all
Millions old every year In the United StsasA
h an aid ard well tried remedy.
PHiCR Is CESTA BOTTLE
g-uure unless the fac-simile VI QUITS fkkxlm
New York, II on the outside wrapper
Sold by Druggists throughout The world
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but fipaIly sank. and was ssea 10 more lne ses"
beat was stopped ~ soon 40 possible hut 100 'a'e
ber 20 save the lad or the body, ahd aicf
a long lin rpeut in fress search, 'he nIw sshaeneo
uleasure party returned TO tl'e city. os saf"rdsy
morning last tho body ofthe unfortunate lad vas 70
covered at The foot Of NselJ eighth street and inn'
datol, conveyed to Lis former home. Coroner oshu>
mer h. ID IN inquest on the body when veroct ofao-
cidcItal death was rendered
EsBEzzIrMyNT.--A. T. StewaFt & 20, on rnday
caused the arrset Of Stacy VI. Edrdge aceTk IN their
employ who has for time past had charge Oh shstr
ilsara! ce burnete. Tho charge maze against him
that Of embezzement, he having g. is alleged al ono
time appropriated s0i of his cmpl yers money and MS
another time SIS. The accused was. taken bosors
Justice Kelly, and committed for examination.
Fyc,sy CosMIssroyERs.-T thiny-fiflh eeeai9n OF
the Board was held in tho Common Pleas Courtroom
on Saturday morning Eight licences were granted
to innleepers. One of the applications was from
A. ID. S,etson g. Co. of the Astor House, which WA
granted upon payment of $50. The other appicaats
were charged $50 EACH The next meeting Of the
Board will be held today, at II a. nj.
Rowpr COMMUNICATIONS o'clock yesterday
morning John Hurry rowdy constable ivirg at No. ChGrc
erect with two or three copsuinns Of lie chsactet vent
into the restaurant sept at ~ Wet street by Joseph kosn
and ed behaving in nosi d.ordery Tannrr Ahsr
parakug Of quary Refreshments they undertook to pay
ir the By breaking up the furniture Of Zoe hoase Aisen
sn ahing ookins glasses, ch tables aud crocxey hnry
st,ck Mr. Kuhn blows Mr. Kuhn ate upted to
re,r. Kitchen when Hurry seized him AID stabbed him
several tin ip tbs face neck and hands vh dftkkrii
Mr. Knhu who onente shcd the Of hsr huoaId
When Hiy lnockcd her down and no ond his companions boat
ard kicked her Numerically Mr. kuhus iufes ~ete
severe not Huiys fault that they MT I'M
nediAirly fatal The ruiauy constable arrested saoty
after and On being befop Justice Kelly committed
TO answer default Of LOCO bail: Thi. Huy wa ected
last Fall attic constable but failed 10 is within
qured thor Oh he pred TO discharge tho duties Of
his nee II r. hut few weeks since ho aETessdoaA
charge grand larceny prrfd against him by hzrvn; o
w.lh Horace Waters aud ohers Hurry une5s bail Ia
II TO answer tbst plant aud 10 $50 ~ s
another charge Of grand larceny.
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A FATAL PLEASURE ExcrRsIos.-On the l4th
inst lad named Henry W. Smith, aged 10 years, Of
No. l96 West Tbirteth street, went Sunday
School pleasure excursion and picnic with number
Of CHILDREN belonging to the same school. The party
took steamboat, and proceeded up the river to Dud
leys Grove, where they spent pleasant afternoon.
Wh.n nearly opposite Fort Ice, on their reiurn, a
companion of Smiths drew small row-boat that was
towing astern up the steamboat and Smith got into
it, Az soon as he seated in the boat tho other lad
let 60 the ain and the boat dropped suddenly astern
again. When the chain was out its full longh, the
sudden jerk threw Smith overheard. lie called loudly
for assistance, ard struggled in the water long time
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SOCIETY OP ST. JoHN.--On Saturday night the
Friendly Canadian Society of ST. John the Baptist
celebrated their eleventh auAveIBsry at the Apoho
Rooms, with supper aud speeches. Monsieur
Franchere the President Of The Association, occupied
the chsr, and NJ. Bachiller, the French grsmmaran'
acted as secretary.
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IAdvartisenient.l
ATTORNEYS and SOLICITORS. who succeed best

ATTUKNEfS dUu ISULItItUItS, " IIU stI'0-tu UtSs,
adapted their places by virtue OF peculiar organizations
Others differently organized may do much better ia other
calling and Il Is the province Phrenolog TO show each
person hes he be longs where be- succeed best do the most
coed accomplish the Iise the highest and thus live for
parpoee achieving sonethng worthy Prof FOWLER No.
as broadway gives full " litten charts daily.
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FnWARD H. DIXON NJ. d., Editor of The Seal

EDWARD Fl. DTNON Nj. D., Editor OF The ScaI-
pei sxclusve opoistvc surgery sad the CD
dis. the pelvic Ncera Rupurv heuosrhod' rs
ua conceded sbsces, a the rec cured without tho
knife or ysture Office bours from 10 20 aud 70
Of No g. Jshay. At ell other hours b. i at bis pvs.o
hospitsl where every % domestic hfe 10 prosdsd fcf
those who require the important operations, careful
die,eic treatment
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........ o T0taI..
BOWLING SCORE.

Cmpres: New ork Nh Crssey for East New YORK Mr.
Sans Scorer: for New ork Mr. Chadw TEX for Lat New
FORK, Mr. Ml,r.
The important match in this vicinity, is that
between the best players of the ST. George aud Kings
County clubs, which takes place at Hoboken on We'd
nesday and Thursday next the 9th and 2Sth inst.
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ard attraction. this week The Abino Fairly the Giant Baby.
living What T. It. GTuud AqU0rs &C. with splendid PERFORM
IN the Lecture Room both afternoon ana evnning ~nn
MI ONEI the rish comedian zppcsrs IL his ilimshis
Irish Cousin
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Police CoMgIssfoyrRs.--At the meeting Of this
Board On Saturday, lsaac Messero!e Keeper of the
House of Doeu'ion, dismissed from the free, and
the Rev. Dir Warren, Property Clerk, transferred to
ill the vacancy.
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AdverisenentI
REWARD & Co. = INFALLIBLE
ISsEcT POWDER and

TAlENr
ISsEcT POWDER and
NEksIN DESTROYER
only truly reliable article for the exoaninstou of Red
Bugs Roaobes Croon Bugs Moths Garden Inscc' Rats. Nice,
&c.
Sold by all Druggists. Principal Depot No i6T Broadway
Dwelling sps, &c. cleared by contract No pay"
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tn GHr,r EAsTrRS.-The dredging machines are
still at work ia clearing out under the directions Of
the Coumon Council Committee the clip at the foot of
Troy street. North River, where the Great Eastern
il TO be III, ord on her arrival About niue feet Of
mud bad to be removed, and the work has now 80
far progressed that the dredging machines are ex-
ptcttd 10 conclode their operations by Wednesday
next in ample season for the reception of the Great
Eastern
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SALES OF REAL EsTAIr at auction, June D, 1850,
M,Nop PoIIor ITrMs.-Phomss Fitzgerald WA

MINOR P0IICE ITEMs.-Fhomas Fitzgerald was
committed to ths Tombs by Justice Kelly, Saturday, for
having p-d to steal silver watch from The prnrt OF
prnry Lichtensater. Thntnss WHEN IN Court
uaconsly disposed tow ard h complainant. Peter hnCaou-
proprietor liquor No l6 A. was held to bH
or ga urdsy the chars OF burning withon,
meter dam Wright and FTcdG rk Snon sted
Saturday night orhsyng In their Possession quantity 81 silv
ware table linen bearing the the St. Nicholas AMI
Metropolitan Yotel twas subsequently, ssc~-iEed hat tina
articles been stolen FROM these honss the pdsners
were committed by Justice Steers ioT isation.
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ReccinI. III l,ruanCe.

Total b. al Routes Je sat5 bbs Four, 10 DO Corr
Meal % 100 bush Wheat 81 go do Corn so 10 os'' ~
ri ~. Provideas $50 do. Oh Gaze, 30 20 "AlkT'
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ACCIDENTS AND IsQUEsrs.--Copner SchiTmer, on
Saturday held nquost the body of Charles Miller lad
AGED 10 ears Who billed BY falling from siel aerhed 70
the house No 38 Madam street, verdict Of sccd-ata dsai
wa rendered Franklin Norris aged ~ years drnwnd
an Saturday osnng While bethn. No g. East River
The unsblr and carried by the tide into
dee. Coroner SohiTmer held Inquest th- body.
when the usual verdict rend.rd.
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ADVERTISEMENT
Phrenology aud


Piyosnomy ali fully considered IN deneating character
Prof FowIERs private No 300 Broadsy where
he gives charts With f written descriptions OF esas'er
daily.
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Advertisement.
d nnwonted novelties

article IN the market Tor giving to gray red hair iels
,iack or brown See advertisement In anotier column
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[Advertisement
Nerxons Debility local aud general Mental D.

preston ard Loss Of Memory cured BY original and paisse
trespept unattended by sA the loss Of tine by the ncer
parube-ip this apeciayM Lamont Physician and Surgeon
Auhor &c, No CAT broadway, up stains, NewYork from
M 20 y. H. aud Tuesday and Thunday iton 10 =
Bee tho hundreds Of testimonials In his popular book
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The CHAMRRRLAScY.-Mr Stout, the ex-Chsm-
berain, on Saturday morning trrsm d the sum Of
Si!S764 49, being the total amount of the city funds
rtnairirg in his possession, 10 the Controller aud
through him to the new Chamberlain. The following
are ihs various items:
Balance IN Tho ounty Treasury $1,000 q
Balance IN 4 CITY Treasury 23296 81
DEM ion Of city t....,1................ 65eal SO
Balance TO the credit Of the Sinking Fund fer the
p8yueut Of 2ls93 n
Total. 7C4 40
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MAD DoG-Ofiicer Little of the Fifteenth Ward. ea
sainrdv hot mad dog had saBght refuge IN thu store
NJ 600 broadway The Tahid animal mad@ attempts
10 bite persons h street but did no. succeed In doirs
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A PIUCKY CHAMBERaAID.-On Saturday afternoon
two thieves entered tie house No. IS Laiht street.
occui,d by Edward ID. Saxtou, and proceeding to the
dipuproom need packing up the forks, spoons,
and other siyerware. While 30 engaged the chamber
mid, Elizabeth Condon heard the nose made by
them and, On going to ascertain the cause Of it, en-
eountertd one of the thieves who standing sentry
al the door, This fellow attempted - prevent her
going into the diDingIoon, but she persisted he
Knocked her down. Elizabeth jumped quickly mp
again and rushing the sentinel seized the othertef
ho mad bsske,ful Of yaluables The girl screamed
for help, when the thief dropped the basket crammed
some spoons into bis pocket and started to Eliza
beth pur-ued him the street still calling for help aud
there tainted away. Some little boys who saw the
thieves running off taking up tie cry of Stop thief"
pursued the flying robber. Officer Yarle of the Fifth
Ward also gave chase and succeeded 10 arresng the
thief Some Of the stolen articles were found ia his
pockets, and the remainder picked up in an area
where re had thrown them. TIE prisoner was taken
before Justice Kelly where he gave his name as
Thomas Mcfarland. He was locked mp to answer
His Cor federate succeeded ia escaping
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FoR ErRopr.-Tbe British steamer Vigo left on
Saturday for LIVERPOOL. with 10 cabin passengers and
$50 in the seer,yc She takes out s597 1897 in SPECIE
TIE United States mail steamer Arago, Capt Lnos'
also sailed with als passengers and 1913 40 in specie.
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The West Twenty-third-street Presbyterian Church
had than kfol time Sunday, the l7th for being out
Of dbt The pastor, the Rev. +. c. Clark, announced
fomste pulpit that the debt, which one year ago was
sg3OOo is all paid, and the church may go on its
way rejoicing.
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T,HE FIRST ADAM AND THE SECOND.
Il THE ELOHIM REVEALED!
LINDSAY 4 BLAKISTON, Phiadephia.

THE FIRST ADAM AND THE SECOND.
Il THE ELOHIM REVEALED!
LINDSAY 4 BLAKIsTON, Philsdephs
THE ELoHM REVEALED, in the Creation and Redemption
OF Man. by the Rev. BAIRD d. d. Pastor OF the
Presbytersn Church. Woodbury., NewJerey Octave, SsS
fr CONTENTS:
Historical Sketch the Doctrine of Original Sin
Chapter
1.-The niuns Crsstor.
The Eternal Plan.
Ill. The Proyidental Administration.
IV..Adam the Likeness Of God.
V..The Law Of God.
q, vi. The Principle Of the Law.
VII. The Nature Of Gin.
VIII. .besih the Peraty ofths Law.
TX. The Law Covenant Of Life
X..Adam the Covenant Head Of the Race -,
M..ExtsDt Of Adams Parental Restonsi Origin of the
Soul
XII. The Apostscy Of Adam.
Kill. The Pri mas'on Of Moral Evil.
XIV. ..PauPs Discussion Of Original Sin.
XV.Dehnition Of Guilt and OF lmputstion.
XFI..The Guilt Of Adams First Sin.
XVII Native Deprsyity.
XVIII. Propagation OF Original Sin.
XIX..The Eternal Covenant.
XX..The Sc cond ADAM
XXI. .Christ's Obedience to che Law.
XXI. The Last Adam q Quicke kenng Spirit.
XIII. .Christ's Kingdom aud Glory.
M DoOLADY, No 40 wskerst, N Y.
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A CADEMY OF FMUSIC.-PATTI-T Barber.
N WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB. g as o'cioeL
Miss PATTI ss ROSINA, for the first time.
Grand Star Performance Of RossiDPs Open OF
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YORK, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1860.

ENEW-YORK, TUESDAY
IT ii E IN d Z p Z N ID t Z.
WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER, ESQ,
Author of Nothing to Wear
Contributes second Characteristic article on
FASHIONABLE LIFE IN NEw-YORK,
FUNGUS AT THE FIRST BALL OF THE SEASON.
Description Of the
FUNGUS DIAMONDS FEATHERS AND BRouADEs
guphed in ueh abyss Of and other ysPe and enera
textures that ,he oo.sd like great pp Of team bDsn
Of hun dTed and forty pounds solid Fungus wh2 iSVe.
stsbes he discovered that there y yard. Mr. Fun
soss he buy double quantity and twenty In
tanned that the total length the two hun
dred and twenty five feet the hight Of Grace Church
ACCOUNT OF THE BALL AT GEN. BRIGGSs.
The house holds We-l, 500 are invited.
MIsERIEs OF THE EVENINGS.
Episodes, eaastrophes and bill Of damages.
Mr. Buffers design to expose The foies fashionable he
in NewYork exhbi. In these humorous and satrica
sketches the lights and shadows Of the Of daily hs
He says:
The Comedy and Tragedy for enacted between
our Easements sttics Do you doubt it, visit until the
festive echoes ringing through the chambers which
wide 10 wedding guests shall be followed by the midnight cry Of
PAIN the prelude funeral sobs and lamentations Wait unn
sudden takes you in the middle Of tomorrow from
the whirl of Wall street. the business you driving
chsnse by quick transition the bedside of your friend he
closes his eyes their last Sleep Wait until the hand y0a
sr.,ping with the hmest hold slips without moments
ing your own and the recedns form Of the best beloved
ysnishes in the mist and darkness"
REV. STEPHEN II. TYING, D. D.,
contributes the second
FAMILIAR LETTER ON SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
THE SLAVE GIRL
IN PLYMOUTH CHURCH.
Two speeches Sunday Morning and Evening Services
ByTHE REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER.
"a BLACK MANS STORY"
THEODORE TILToN.
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT,
This week win give full particulars Of the "Institnon"
called
DISMAL SWAMP INSURANCE CO.,
SOLOMON sLowFOOT, PRESIDENT,
COL. zACBARIAH sPLUReE, SECRETARY,
Capital all safely invested" on
"sTUMP CORNER" LOTS,
soe distance from NewYort but in the immediate vicinity Of
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Mr.. JoSEs TWISTS $1,000.
"a Scene In Real Life"
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