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Doots auo Shoes.

AT So, So 50, - aud 81 50.--SIlOES and
N CATERS. Al JONEss Noe. 10 and "a Annst +.
s--Pls..e Call and Examine Before Purchasing.
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1lle0ical.

nR. GUTMANN's ORIGINAL RUSSIAN
IL VAPOR-BATHS No. 373 4th-st, between Broadway
aud Bowery with and coidwater Shower and Douohe
Baths Steam Douches &c Open daily for gentlemen from
7 10 no A. uI and 10 10 o. m ladies' from 10 to IL
on Sundays for gentlemen only, from to u These
Baths are certain remedy for rheumatism Oout Paray,
Neur,ds chronic dseass Of the skin, chronic CaaTrhs
lcodl .rcurial Affections Dyspepsia, Gc Every comfort
and attention provided for Terms moderate
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NoricE-The restrictions travel having been removed
by order Of the War Department about TO visit
Europe will longer be required provide themselves with
passports JOIN o. DALE Agent
CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL. touching
~ at Queen,toun Cork Hsrborl.-Ths LIVERPOOL. New.
York and Phsdephs stesmshp Company intend ds atch.
ns their full powered Cydebuit Iron Steamships as oows;
fINA...-.................... bct
CITY OF Saturday. Oct III.
CITY OF WASHlSGrON.......Sa Saturday. Oct 10
And every succeeding SATURDAY, al noon. from Pier
No ~ North River.
RATES PASSAGE.
FIRST CABIN.......-$05 SIEERAGE. .......s.... 70
First Cabin 10 ondon... ~ Sceage TO London 50
Fir., Cabin 20 Paris .... o. scersge to Paris -
Fir. Cabin 10 Hamburg. IS Steeraye g. Hanbug... 20
Passenger forwarded TO Hsyre Bremen, ROTTERDAM
Antwerp &c, At equally low rates. - 49,
bare, Liverpool OGeenslown lst Cabin 3d. SJo
and Sis StecTags from Liverpool ri5 From Queens
And those who with send for their friends can
buy tickets here al these rates.
these Steamers have superior accommodations for passen
gers strongly built ia Wate tight Iron Sections. and
carry Patent Eifs Annhtor Experienced Surgeons are
attached 20 zach steamer
For further informs apply In LIVERPOOL 70 WILLIAM
INMAN Agent No. "a Wst-r I'm Glasgow 10 ALEX NAL
COLIN No. st. fnoch.squsrei In Queentow TO g. w
D. SEYMOUR Co.; In London to Elves 4 MACEY No;
81 kins Wilsu-.t. 10 Pan, to JULES DEcOUE No ~
Rue Nos Dame des victories Place de IA Bounce In Phia
De pha to JOHN O. DALE, No III Nanuts,. or at the
Company Ohcsa
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Al o. ROBERTSS LINE STEAMSHIPS

NJ O. KOBERTS'S LINE STEAMSHIPS,
vi. FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON VIA NC
ARAGUA
Through In advance Of the mail
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARES THROUGH TO
SAN FRANCISCO.
NO DETENTION on HE lSTHNUS.
The and splendid steamship AMERICA, 1000 tuns
JEFF. Mary. Commander, will sail on SATURDAY, October
o'clock noon precsey from her Pier at the foot Of
Warens, North River for San Jual del NoIte connecting
with the fast and well known steamship MOSES TAI LOR
500 f.. Howe. Commander. % sail without delay for
Francisco direct arrival Of tie at san Juan
de Sur
The speed and accommodation OF these steamers are IN,
passed by either and II intended
land passengers by th, line In San Francisco within I'll
days.
The undersigned having been in the California trade from
the ginning begs 10 inform the public that this perma
line pat FOR the pupo,e Of being bought or
driven Of The ships will positively leave the day adyer-
ed month and in six months other ships viii be
ready 80 that double service may he rolled upon.
n. q ROBERTS
No 1T We,,-st. corner Of Warren-st.. North River
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w Nightly change o. standard Comedy.
SATURDAY.
JOHN u l. L..
Hon. Tom shufeon. ...........s....Mr Lester Walacs
Pere2Tine
Job lhornberry John Gilbert
Dennis Brulgruddery MAX smltu
Sir Simon Rochd4e. Moore
Frank rioJ9
Mary Ihornbcrrv. aooy
Lady Caroline Braymoor. Morsne
MONDRY-CuRE FOR rue HEARr-ACHE.
TUEsDAY-SfIE SfOOPS 10 CONQUER
WEDNESDAY-MONEY.
THURsDAY-LOyE AND MONEY.
FKlDAf-ROAD To RUIN
MR. WALLACE
A NEW COMEDY,
never acted America Is in sctiye study and preparation 70
take position among the old consequently the rspst@
ton Of plays will be very limited.
Due notice will given Of the next Representatives. OF
WILD OATS,
which attracted OVERLOOKING audience at Its hr repeseor
tntion.
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I0R HAKTFORD. MERIDEN. and SPRING

I'OR HARTFORD, MERIDEN, and SPKTNU-
4 ELD-sTEAMBOAT and RAILROAD CONNEC-
TON via NEW-HAVEN The CONTINENTAL leaves
Pecfsp Fast River daily Sunday. eIcept-i AZ 3:l3
he steamboat train leaves the wharf at NEWHANkN on
the arrival OF the boat all ~sy stations hIbHI Line
The TRAVELLER leaves for New Haven At II o'clock
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TERMINUS-Pa,senger Depot. JAmss..lip and foot Of
3ih.st Rat FOR Gesuport, Sag Harbor, Orient,
and Hsmpton. At IA and $50 p for Syo.e, at $3.50
T. L. for lireeuport; A. for fauniugdas Sundays
he train leaves Hunters Point (S3ih teryl 80
Tor Rlvorhead and Intermediate staon, excursion rates.
returning leaves Riyerhesi At .. ~.
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Ocean CLEANERS.

4 PRANGEMENT commencing July |, 1862
~ FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA PANAMA.
frs..cs. will leave New.fork on the LIST. 18th
nd 2st Of each month except these dates fsl
SUNDAY when the day Of departure will be the MONDAY
following
For sgh, or passage, spply the only Office No Bowl
Ins.9reen. ID. B. ALLEN Agent
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WIDOWS and HEIRS of all Army nn
w Navy officers who have died IN the service ca
promptly obtain all Of pay aud pensions BY apply IN
ut J. d. MORGAN Co.'S No. 2y3 Broadway.
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EOR ORIENT. GREENPORT. SAG HAR-

L BOR, kc.-Ths steamer MASSACHUSETTS, Capt.
H.ven, viii leave james slip (Pier No 81 East RIVER
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS at o'clock wa leave at on and sher the la.h
inst For ff.ght or passage apply on board. 70
J. RICHARDSON. No. 100 Fulton.st.
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miscellaneous.

THE GOTHIC FURNACE-"For schools.
i churches stores and dwellings has few eqaHs
American. LESLEY * ELLIOTT Az Broadway, ~. =.
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nor FISHKILL and POUGliKEEPSlE.-
Il The siesmbos, WILLIAM KENT, Capt. Brett. leaves
the foo, Of Hobnsonst EVERY TUESDAY aid FRIDAY At
O'Clock landing Low Point Marlborough, and Milton
Fare 20 cents
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NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY X. Il.
~ For Albany Troy Norih aud West-suMMER AR
RANGEMEST, commencing THURSDAY. May Z 1872
for ALBANY 1879 Express Mail Train ifsm lt.h o.
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DERSONAL.--ABBY, be not afraid to come
home you viii be kindly received aud u you prefer %
live you take clothes aud do 90 but "
you ~i,h To see mo before you come write where you
will see your sfectionh,0 father, J. II. II.
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EnWARD sINTZENICH, AUNTIONEl
Go Ubom II man Concern.

ERIENDS OF YOLUNTEERS-We have
day report. OF deaths In hospitals in Wellington Can
~ Wv" sOMEs & BROWN. No. 2PMs.r place.
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A CCTlON SALE-TlIE PROPERTY
n Clerk OF the M,srupuutn P.,ice viii So, at put'-
Ii, auction, at Below 5 .,h.p,. CORNER Pru,r a.d
o'closk, m, hay Horse pui single set of Ham
cS-. Terms casa vu delivery X SCOTT Pwpe'
" Clerk. 10 Si,'ioj
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING, JANY II. 1862.
CITY NEWS.


a '...c rrr ,.t'r, Vh' ere uimitnllc 90 "A
m,u'. .r.slp,., .tucrs e., cl'rut iu the -,tcr'ul
luc. others -'ll' VINO shane - y,luer', aud Tdc
''' w' .,u ,ttc scrtleue., 81. u i- sroug th'
tn"'tr",, "a'r, uch,t.r- r1y. A. o'o Theatre r
y 70" 90 y. prev ding boz TIE management, tine CON
-'ttrl foreign element, where native productions
ere booted 1ut -Iaht, and nothing but 'od lioug-
and t'.cnt ts greeted with smiles 1t another.
tu" tvt. ,f tlc MuaScr is cultivated iovnwsri,,
Nti tie r'wdy character is encouraged at another,
,rt-'. ,ai play must sIycumb t. the peculiar h.'-
nic7 d" lie manager ~ f,i, I. ho aprrcciHci
- u. The tuuttr,-, both or Manager AMI plry-,
.''rmru r- u Lagr, Koou.'-. The fair Laura
h"r'c,. pr uneyce.lNi actrc', pul cy client Judge
g 'rt't, ami rl,ye holt, rn.,iy , friendly hrt
both for h'me aui foreign Productions pro, ,lci
they hr',i w'alc The Manager " ,he cst,nh,n-
m.' suiu1.'. ir,aii af partially, WI requires u,
'ue t. ry .oonrt I, htu but simply to tho Puniit.
rhi,i-thc theatre i,r III wiz citizens, and This D.,
the reason On the great success Vt the "Am'r,c,H
Cousin" piece mni, more pupUl,r 1t Miss Kern''s
theatre, thoa any thc,trc, production ever yet pre-
,out"l At any thrptre IN the world. Our citizens
t' there q, naturally tn.cc the American Cousin"
~ they 80 10 the PARK n see the City Hal It's
u'" hcng played.
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Police InleIlIHepce, 80.

Rrrrurrp DElru or wisKiE, rHE PRi1r FtaurrR
The srurtirg community WA thrp, o. INTO /, stat,
of excitement last % ,ht uu the report. which came
'rnm the Fourth Wari station house, uf the Heath
80 H." prize Fighter, Wrinkle, li,In the ELECT. ul
Wounds hc received IN his lite sct. t. with Elliott At
Wr"hhw ken, N. y. Wntic, It Is s,id, dill not r..
t4u to the city after tho contest, that report N
his critical condition. which Il known T. be The
asr' 90 'ht be- easily changed by Interested partics
into cdndrd.
uuidH, the lErter wtv. trr,4t,,I ann W,,i,,..,
charged with stealing shuwls rom ,,.- 60, 20 ii
.'uuNc's, \. 7. Stewart 4 Co., g. the amount "r
nNN' w." - rhursiay, brought before Justice o.
tonne, w. whom hc tAtuitt,sl ll4 Guilt IIp st.t..t
uht Willie J." W.. .iuvng the ypsl. b, tI,, t,r,,i,,
he tmhr"cd the opportunity every d,y 4, wind 7,
shawl "i"ut his lssy, AMI then putting uu his over.
cri, would leave the store and take the shawl
home. lie was locked up iur trit.
CuAr"E ~ PrRJygN.-Iphu e.. H,ilcy, % hotel
keeper a SWithhrli Flats Clcutuf. County. v,s
arrested un THURSDAY, changed with tcriury ,p
milking nn affidavit = short time ago, before Ius.
inirlNd'd ONT of horse, valued 1t $40, Ly san
mel Ni'suu. justice Osborne held tho ,.rii.rI
hail IN $1,000 e. answer.
CuAHur - HtHiwN RnunL,Y.-A man n,nei
Wa. Sheppard. alias Gibson, Wa ~ rested yrstcr
dty, charged with HAVING assaulted sarah A. a..
'ri' ~ NJ go Wet a3i street and ,itrr strt 'nr
hrt IN the face Hnd stunning her, attempted Ia r,I
nIGuld ohsiu aud ln,lrt irIu her meek The mis-
on"r was taken before Justice QItckrnbi4li and
committed 'ur examination. Tie r,,uilt n,.,irI Ell
"u l!HNhhy evening, near the rcsidrure of the
uuu rlru,ut.
AuHrst 90 An ArtvgTp Puizr F.urru. Chris.
tuphcr Buus, purtct-Nuurc tr,prr, was ,rrr-t,,
ycHtcriHN, uu change uf lrH,iu. the state g., tax,
p'tt iu Dc prilr hght Tie accused, IA we'll ~ one
Elui, principal IN u Int, ght iu N,,, J.f.r, 49,.
token h,'rc Judge NJ Gum md held 1. E,i IN
Sl,u"h 'I,h t.r triHl. Burns WIS the second ,f q .
note ny Ia the New der .cN us.t.
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BROOKLYN.

C"NNrSt' ,rIoS. brooklyn, Jtnttr, ,tl, i-C1.
VI. Ednor; In y'ur issue ui VI ndty, the oh, un.
Ter the h'0'' of Bruu,lNn news, you made mis-.
statement 49, 10 the death Of MR. MARY n lG,iI Ia
stead of houg found IN tn open lut flnrn /, ,lr,th
ts stated iu your paper, she we' found In her bed II
hrr own TCTiiruyc, uu the Glove X ed, near the
PeuitrniinrN and q verdict OF the Coroner, Jury
nHd'th irW cons" stI"u If the brain. This mis-
tax" probably arose from the t,ot tlut = man wn-
found frozen g. death ne nu open let near the P.ui.
unti'ry' "u sunday H." 9TH. Nv giving this place
IN Your paper, YOU viii uhlito, yours, a., Pa
rRi'K kiiiuiL, Glove Il nid, Brooklyn.
ASNsADo"tE II HHnoRLNS,-Th con grc,,,tiun
BATH Israeli u BROOKLYN, established sIN years tn,
.nd mh" have hitherto wnrsluppcl IN rpuu arr t.,
built zN u1gugle the first ever built iu Hr-tll,u
The foundation stone of the building, ~ the corner
If H,rrIu and state Streets will bee hI tlr, ,rr ~,
~ T.. NJ, uu which ucg,,iuu DR.. Il rphuel AMI Rev.
Dr. :. NJ. lS'acs viii he present aud assist Ia the
services.
OFFNL RrNovEp during the past year tho OLA
contractor has rcuuytsl from the streets of the cit,
the cHrraScs u - dogs, 1916 cows, pS6 horses and
miscellaneous 1872, making total Of 2,3gs.
fIRE DnAErNESr BArGts.--Thc heads ~ III,
Fine Department have recently provided thcmaelyc,
with new badges y, that they can be plainly dia
tuguish-l t fires. The bad gcs tro Of silver thr,,
inchos IN dun,trr, u outside edge neatly worked
b. represent wreath. The centre h oriitnient,sI
with representations Of hromcGs implements.
TuT ACNprSY 0F MusIC.-rh" annual election
of Five Directors of this Institution tn place ii the
Academy la-t evening. There wnsn large attend.
alc". Ar. Gordon l.. Fond presided, and Mr. John
wnsluw acted AZ Secretary. The Treasurer, Mr.
Frpthngham, submitted the annual statement from
which II appears that the receipts last year rum all
sources we're t53,22I,b5; expenditures S5i 200 90
leaving balance u ,y3G,lI, The total est ot Tho
building ul tn date has been S!O5,65O The income
during the past year WAS fl652 and the estimated
ordinary expenses Tor the ensuing year arc put
down At &ln,WO. The stockholders then pruceod,sI
!" htut for Directors Ia the place If th6sa who's,
terms have expired. The following gentlemen yer,
chosen ;--Iuther u. wymau, Henry y. Pierrepnni
Samuel sloan, Isac II. Rockingham, Mtrvelui
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MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TX.
tlohauge for City Property; sita'ed on the II rk-
usack River 20 miles from New ,rk; con ssting (,
grh mill and saw mill dwelling houses ~ acre,
ofland; s X: WILSON, l5I Gyerck st, bet II rusLol
aud Srd I'D, n, Z. ilg GIG :.
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q.
~ James baiter, importer u c'ocks NJ gsitetsa
L'sI v toWoi m,nre'l inr 6ON iu the Unity Insl-
t'heeF Dr HAN Co., patent me,iiciue iea ers,
=. lp.,1 the thIrl Nor. Lu-- 5000. insured tor
Sl'"oO w The 81 Marks and Relief lIsurauoe G., -
ih' -ec"id UNr WIS occupied Nv y. i"y. 4 c..
IMPORTER u' rlR'r- and liquors. lose a. 900. if,-
,,r.d IT, SON" n tnc ENhauRe Insurance c.. n.
~ h,linHt "'.0P'rl W., hr-t i"r rs ui - store.
J. '-N t-"'' insured nr t',unO M the S'tulIrt .uI
I'h' luS. '.H.' I y. TIC .'.. tr4 of ll.lI.ug-
Nos. i6' - rnt ~ " tor ~, ..I ST.. 80 Poor Got,
were Slight. damage .N " ter.
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TIM GtrN,N Rrrrmir,S CEs1R,L C"HNrrrrr
hrl their m annual convention, last evening, At
the St"ib.n House, Bpwcry. Delegates from rf,uli
Of tine wards were present. There were two sets of
delegates irru The 18th and 18Th Wards and , Com
mttrc consisting of six delegates was appointed n
Investigate the claims Of the contestants. After n
lengthy hlscusipn, the delegation from the l2tll
wand, b"Vd"l +. Mdignon, WIS aneptod. and a
mutun WIS made, g. order new election In the
18Th Ward, under the auspices If the General Com
nnttce, which Wis adopted, AMI the Chairman APP
pointed Mrs-rs Stcinbrcnuor, wnner-kirch and
.'ullrras Inspectors
Mr. Address wcilmnuu was unanimously elected
Charm II 81 the Committee, and upon taking tls
s'.ir made 20 very accountable address.
pr, HruHnmn WIS then elected 1t Vice Prcsi-
i.ut, mi Nj. George =. Stenhrennrr, "a Vice Pre-
llut. Mr Erlc was elected Recording Secretary
,ui Mr.. wirmcskirch, Corresponding Secretary
ui Dr. Nunhu, Treasurer.
H." Convention then adjourned, subject t,tho cal
~ tho chair
During tho meeting reference was made iy sever,
n speakers 10 the matter of the resignation Of Gen
Sige, II sHs charged that series of Efforts hp
been made by Generals nallcok nl Hunter h. fore,
huuto resign.
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ArocK P1.1fCrr.Ar1nNa
Z r t''e is derived by comparison Of ,bs pr-
B,,rd -..e5 esch day


There n light businees Al the board -
r,nrpiu, but prices y ere well sustained After the
. .,,-.-t,t-. ~.
" "th the HhrN'' N'' r'''e 'e'''o ~ "N
tuc done In governments, State stocks wes
,r,t hut .,e,Iy yir4nias North Carolinaa Louis
-, -. -, =. a.
l'''N ''u "V''s'" nv WY - ~ ,,.u
nave '""hi 'r'7'ns p'''o ', 49, -"
WnES' "''"'en .".'n W. o'.'-,.
INV "'''''y '''''' s.,,..N.,p
'''' !" Wv ''''''N - -.
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WILLIAMSBURGH.

fiW DErAErSpST MrTiNG.-Thc annual meet
lug ui the Huri Of Representative Of the brooklyn
T., -. fifr Department was held nu THURSDAY
night. The election Of ofhcers for tho ensuing veal
resulted N the choice Of Mr.. A. u, Dupuy tur Pre-i
don't ul M. A Brady for Viz Press lent, Mr
Hendricks az Secretary and II. l., VIE nat loi
Treasurer.
series 81 highly interesting mi.-iunry meeting
have been held ut the different churches iu Wi
Wuu7hurph during the past week. They have LsrI
"rHrly attended and ARE represented ~ hlyin.
been fruitful 81 much g"'d.
Foo "S rnE RyrU.-rho heavy iog that pre-
vailed over the East Ryer yr-trpiuTy afternoon ana,
m-t night, was the H,nsr ni great Inconvenience L
residents ui Wiltm,hnr-h. The hpats ut the X .se
Welt Il ferry were stopped, and those of Grand an,
Houston -ts, uty ran t long intervals.
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SnNr bA of the use of the lttlc-kuowu, hut
largely hcucdccnt, City DsPrusuies may be gath
cred tran the tact that n December, srituitprr
medical and surgical services, vaccination and mrdi.
Zines, were furnished g. II NG0 persons. Of iho,,
horc were, males i,3S?; females I,Iii treated At
iwcl.nr- 1854; ut Dispcnsrics S,6iG, prescription.
dispensed 2ilJO. The principal causes OF dcdl
Nrrc smallpox, tyrlus fever and phth-s. Tn,
prevailing Diseases chiefly affected the rc-prn,or,
~ stem. Among the most important we're smallpox
AMI ever.
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ColS'lrAES's CLrHEs, N. J,nos NJ. sweeney,
the urw Clerk "f the HaI ul Culn l'mcu, yuster-
10y made the following rr,n i,lucnt m relation /,
hit assistants:
john \, Tuve, deputy rlcrt, retained.
j. seymour Auth"ws, lI #I,t.mt clerk rrtrnod.
Wm. II. Mruury, ~ "
john ~. h,DuuurI, cnyrr,-,ug clerk, removed.
James A. E,T.ry, appointed.
John T.. Greene, nvs7'u- or, removed.
John 4. CuLiRn, appointed.
The salary Of each ui the two now appuiutoo-
100. It j, understood that only one other removal
and appdntunt will he male, that of assistant
me. anger The salary 90, that position h. $500.
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n..i.L,- Chnrth. Eleventh st. between

\ and I'm WVrH.-NNfVIVV IN INV NNT NJ nm TTft
NM us the pastor, J. T. LANlNG, to-murrnw, sN,-
ITti, at i6k o'clock, a. NJ, and Q AMI ~ 7. VI.
A.. on N n1ay, "Wednesday and FRIDAY evenings
'o next week stronger are cordially invited g. at
tend Seat- free H. all. -
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MISCELLANEOUS.
| CAEnIn NTAIEMENT-

A CAki)lD sIAIEMENT-
"a You rHn procure ui any Druggist In this CITY
ma vicinity nR. TOBIASS VENETIAN LINZ
dEST. II il q sure and speedy cure for SCR,
Cky,aL Hsedache TO1fhdche, Chr0aic HepIHd
istu, cutie, CTouJ,, aHd rams IN me Limbs. W,
Iyi-n o.rry ubr tu FEu Il a trial. The expense b.
mere uitlc--2j urutS.-Hnd we are confident u,
Jer,N VIII ever Nc without t. Every family should
fNu a lHitr iu tNr house IN case Of sudden acct,
.rut- such ~ cur, BUrHs, .Scdids, g.. It. pain.
rII"EpIr qualities are miraculous. A. for CTOuD,
thas -N,,l the lives Of hundreds; we have the Ger.
'hrit"- a. prove IT, Office % Cprtlaudt IT.
Is 2iuc'llT
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n.,r,u,- Museum vii be open on sunday

fnernoUn, n o'clIck, i0r mrciinE pm rrSpc'i U
ne wanp four volunteers. Rev Or. Brice, rhe,-
lore Tilton, Esl.. and Chaungey Shaiicr, Esd viii
address the meeting, Admission Tree. 70
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Post ONE 200 Nassau st., are advertised hy
Postmaster Taylor, Plans and specifications c,, he
seen At tie uihcc 90. the architect, Guntu Thomas,
40 broadway.
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III. lie, Luther H. Van Doren will preach

in the 2S,h Vt Presbyterian Church, bet VII aud luth
ayes, ON sunday. Jan. i2th, ~ inH "'yock. sub
Hot '.The wonders 81 Gods Wurd,' and At V,lk'
|Sr,hjec, -"Hop to Know True Christian" e.
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N EDHCINES.

l ~. -, FAGLING'S PILE SPECIFIC.
~ sure cure tor the bleeding, blind and itrhu.
Doe. Price % cents. Sod hy druggist, GENERALLY
flMER y AMEND, 1893 Third ave, ,.,.,,
,. JONES, - NJ Duugtl st. HF'''''
N Hpo'l!j
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u O. VAN NUKMNN' 7. Y. 10 WI T.V'0' - y.
norr,~, ut iOk o'clock, A. NJ, and R'v. CllAs. p.
HARRIS, Pastor, at I o'clock T. VI. o',tun it ~
q 10y y Al Services every evening next week,
SScep, s,,uriI>, nt7l o'clock. Pc,.hin. ON Nm
dny evening by Rev. ). l.. BALDWIN, Missionary
~ China. 90
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ko.pei West 29th It, west Of nth ave, Row. GEO.
/. NEIDE, Pastor. residence 23I West Both st.
Divine service every sunday, at lOh o'clock y. m.
ma ~ nm. Seats free nu2 2IS'lJI
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n. ,n.,,i.on NOV, prrnchr. rcsu.

larry In the church, llst ~ near oth ave- 'Ntry
sa6Ga,i,, at 10y AN. miiT NJ M1rmng-Snlle't
The ' ,ilure oi B'hk u CnrSe I','l.
pend.nt Mcthcdism." AL who would Ike TO KNOW
,norc of This new order 81 Christians are especially
invited to attend. 30
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Fast IirnadWay.-Prcn,hin to-norrow 10y JOSEPH
n CURRY, ui Life only through Christ, at 10Y
A. NJ nud 3 p N. All lovers of bible truth are c"r-
dinl,N invited 10 attend. Seats free. w
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NIsKeRIAS.uS.

NLK - BIANCHER - On luur-ny e'cHiu e
Jan pth $50. hy the Rev. lruty f.N, u 4'd N,
IIur, Au.u.ut- NeN e. Ruth Caroline h,'u her -
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
DIyi-ion No. a, y.

Il, viii hold a public meeting Tomorrow evening,
M inst at Military Hall, 1913 B,wery, cHumenc-
Z At ~ o'clock. n. BRECKENRIDGE, Esq,
th ether popular speakers, will address the meet
z. Sing " by the Neptune Glec C'ul.
r.. BASSETr Pres.
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Fires, Inquesta, AocId. nts, a o.

FiRn IN WATn SWpT.-A fire broke out ~ 3
o'clock yesterday morning, NJ NJ. Is Water st., Ia
the fourth aud attic hoOrs VI the building, occupied
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WANTED.

DAWEBROKERS TICKETS WANTED
The highest price pad for Ptwubruker's /, kcts
( diamonds watches, leweiry, guns pistols &c
my gods &c, at II Bleocker n, up stairs iul g
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Co. ,,,,oonI pc,,l-.. viii be Tho .ubIec,
secand Advent Church. BoinnIc Hall. Q

NJ a discourse hy Rev. !. H. W. SLOANE. in the
Cburch of the Puritaus tRry. Dr. CAec,ctsl, t"mor-
row evening, nj ~ o'clock. o"
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SKATERS ATTENTION!
KEFP YOUR FEET DRY-BROWER'S
N Waterproof Composition makes your boots and
shoes pT'tcty imperypus 10 water, and renders the
leather -rfi .Ii pliable. NJ humbug. Tryit. For
ale hv A. BLOWER, Relde st, aud by 4torckce
err IA general, III 1919
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tuAie meeting Of Olive Branch Lodge Of G,rd
'maritans, 1t g, East Broadway. or mily even
2, On the same o.c,sion DANIEL WALFORD
M speak OF alcohol among the Nurkmgnen."
, commence 1t y o'clock.