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CLOTHES wRINGER.

40 W.ing-rc n be du-rhle without Cog Wheels.
Tho "UNiYEu SAL" Will outes dozen shat have TIC
Con-. CAEEAsStES wanted ia every town Ia ia. United
htsic. Jsul for c,fculafA H. {. BROWNING,
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Pn.scnvers Sailed.

n IffTNn tl y Nfio I0Fk f1' TifclooI-C. Fontaba
Tho,. Bruce Mrs %. Fooe Ms. syirrrc Sits Jones Mrs
Nelson and Children T. Amoiua, Edward samson, r. j.
g. Wyatt wife anl two children Herbert jackson frcdk.
Wyatt o. Cox Ouay Bauche H. ". Bates. ID. u. Lee Mr..
trlbrIth, L. frgAar l.. Smith md wife, b. T. Nnnas.
u Pratt Pedro T. Compo, H. :. pcr. NJ Br,ton. George
hir Nj Rose ". n Willis, John X. Prlyn. 4. Satter,
Rev, 49, Turtle Jules Mouicr Wm. Herman Z. Gas,ey, and
others an the steerusc.
lH ifoasl1ip Roanoke, for Htani-W I. q. Muller,
Abraham u. kapiie and wifc. Charlie. Howe wife two
and rr. children Capt e. Hook aud wife Mis- Locke,
d. L. knoWt)n, Miss MAY. 4. Hogan, Mrs a. f.. Lyons, in
aud servant, Mi. Hogan Mir Laura Adams Rev Mr..
Holloway, jaime Ls1ca, w j. Wooster, and others In the
stcclagc.
In sfcar,hip S1ro,r fpr Hr,brg ir-G~ofge Rattan,
New orb T. ". Townrr. Franc, H. Lecharpsntier, St
Prrrei Phi Baconicr Lyons simon Cron New YORK r..
Schff New orleans, Robert Tcfkak NcwN orb; 4. kahn,
Cincinnati; Mr. aud Mrs Leopold Kern Memphis Mrs.
Elsr t'Lruanu NrwN orb Ms .abcla Matthews aud two
chlrrn. Nrw loLs EIl.e ! r-eh. Ncw OH
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n TTNFU.
E.tcim,hp Geo cromw cn Post, New Ocnns Nov mdse
aud passengers TO H. H. Cromwell Co. On the Tth inst
broke OF the angc oi her propeller which has caused
cosii' abe detention In the Mississippi river snaled e
bark Texas, a anchor
stceinshp Empire City Baxter Fortress Monroe to L. s
Asst QuAItcfmsstcr.
Ship A.wrght caukin Liverpool Oct. - mdse and 251
to Spohorl, Hrston Co. Had heavy westerly gale,
the entire paisagc.
Bark H. Murray Ir tnew) Curtis. Eisca,srt dsys with
shocks 10 h. Murray j. la, had heavy weather aud was
blown on.
big Mary Ann Of Halifax Jones' Vera Cruz Tth ult and
Lisi 10Th ut. IN ballast to H. J. e. A. DeNoij Tor tho
past week has had strous gales from the norhward
Brig kuTca BfD strachen Charlotetowu, r. l. 10 d'y'
with oats 10 Jones Lough =, -
sohr REVERE Mcknight Turks Island 10 days with 'us"
TO A. Bisand.
WlND-3unset S.
BELOW.
Ship W. y. Lindsey, Pattsn. from lfavre Oct TO- 9,
ship Webster Lawleucc iSo.n Liverpool Nov " spof
ford TIlestVp 4 20.
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{
urrN,ROID,S ROSE WASH.

an src-en. lotion diseases 81 Syphitc nsur. and
al Injection "a deaes q the Urinary ORGANS Arising from
h.bs u dissipation, used in connection with the ki'fscs
Bucha and Ssr.psrs Ia such disease. as recomneHae,
Evidence Of the responsible and reliable character wi"
accompany the medicines
CERTIFICATES OF CURES, .
FROM 3 To 20 YEARS STANDING, with ...
NAMES KNOWN To SCIENCE AND FAME
For Medical Properties OF Buchl, -,
SEE DlSPENsArORf OF fhE UNITED sratEs,
See Professor DEVICES valuable works on the Practice Of
See remark, made by TIE late celebs,ted Dr. PHYslC PHI
ale phis. ... -, ,>.,,,,r,, -,
See remarks made By Dr. EPHRAlM MCDOWELL sef
cra,ej Physician and Member II the Royal College Of s9i
gecn Ireland and Published IN the transactions Of 'ns hHs
AMI Queens Journal. ,,,,,,rx
See Meiico- hrursics Review. published by bESJAM'N
TRANERS Fellow OF the Royal college OF Surgeons
See most Of the late standard Works on Medicine
EXTRACT BuCHU = per bottle 81 SIX for 80 =,
EXTRACT SARSAPARlLLA, 81 per bSaie, or ~ iot
IMPROVED ROSE WASH, sec. per bottle, or si1 for
81 50. - $3.50.
or Half Dozen OF each for Sc which will De 'uhsso''
cure the most obstinate cases II directions adhered 70
Delivered to ANY address. securely packed from oose"
Describe symptoms in al Communications Cure t"HN
,eed. Advice gratis
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l
PRINCIPAL DEPOrs.

PRINCIPAL DEP0rs.
urtuporns pguo AND CHEMICAL WARE
HOUSE,
HELMBoLD's DRUG AND. CHEMICAL "A
HELMBoLDS DRUG AND AMP CHEMICAL
No. 594 BROADWAY, n. " CIV
No. 5o4 BROADWAY, N. ~ Wv
No. ho4 BROADWAY, N. y, ON
uErNfBOLD'S MEDICAL DEPOT
urIMpOLDs MEDICAL DEPOI'
rIrI,IROLD'S MEDICAL DEpOI'
mo Ioa soITH TENrH-Sr., PfilLADELrhiA
M r0a SOUTH rENTH-sr, PHiLApELrhia'
~ 80. soIrru FEMINIST. PHILADELPHIA
Nv ne couNTERFEITs AND UNPRiNCl|
bE"A"I y" PIED DEALERS.
VIVA .nleayor to dispose o" their own and ''ns' ""
on the reputation by
GENUINE PhEF"
RATIONS.
uELMBOLDs
GENUINE EXTRACT BucUU.
HELMBoLDS
GENUINE EXTRACT sARsAPARlLLA.
HELMBoLDS
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH
SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
ASK FOR HELMBOLDS.
TAKE NO OTHER.
~ Cut out tho advertisement aud sepd Tor H. ~"
pcsilloa aaa esposuTe.
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Richard S. Fay, says The Boston Transcript,
who l. one OF tho most determined Hunkcrs In this
State. on leaving his home for Europe wrote as FOL
lows
The Slavery question. OFT o. which grow this Rebel.
lion is fast being settled by events A. lhave frequently
ccrned would not raise my hand 90 free them al 10.
morrow incrcrcd with the constitutional nights Of
nny !ndy ldaa IN the Union, but H. the other hand
Slavery becomes incompatible with our national tx 81
rncc am quito willing 70 the slave 90 free.
Of the uenoes and punishment for the Sins Of
his MASTER 1 glad IL the free African fighting
In this cause for Il 30 but tie logical oonse
qucnoc Of a war brought by the STAKEHOLDER. The
first gun fired upon For; Sumter have regarded
as the knel Of Slavery whatever the other consequences
night b. Even K disunion trumphs. the slave ques'
ton is settled"
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HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BCCHU-
For weaknesses arising from Excesses, Habits Of Dsirs
ton, Early Indscretion Abuse, attended
with the following symptoms:
Indposition to Exeron, Lose Of Power,
Loss Of Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing,
Week Nerves Trembling.
Horror Of Disease, Wakefalness,
Diuness If Vision Pam In the Back
Hot Hands. Flushing Of the Body,
Drvne,s of the Skin FIR ptions the Face
Universal Lassi'ude Of the Palld Countenance,
Muscusr System.
These symptoms if allowed to which this meditire
invariably removes soon follow
iMPOTENCY FATUITy, EPILEPTIC FITS,
In 81 which the naiient may expire Who they
not frequently followed by those dilefnl disease,
INSANITY ANb CONSUMPTION!
Many are aware II the cause OF their suffering but
will confess. The records of the Insane ald the mel
anchoy deaths by CONSUMPTION, bear ample witness 70 The
txn,h OF the assertion
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORGANIC
WEAKNESS,
requires the aid Of medicine to strengthen and fnyigorts tho
svstcIn which IiELAiDOI.DS EXTRACT BUCHU invayis.
BIZ does. a tfsl viii convince the most s~Ptca-
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wan WITH ENGLAND: A NEW EMBARRAss

srsr Since ny ast have made discovery that
conyiuce, mo var with England would lead to an EN-
barrassmcnt Heyer dreamed 81 before ] was NJ Tie
confectionery 81 dldcy Co. last week. pure asinx
candy IA celebrate the birthday OF my little daughter
when noticed a large box marked. De Castro Go,
No. Is Picodly. London" What do you send candy
u I,ndou" | asked Nr. Fritz. We do and have
cent 100 70 four times year FOR fifteen years and have
a. regularly received craft ~ 80 on BrONn Brothers
& co. OF James g.. King sons. during al that length
IL time. Nos only that bot IL l. not .old In London by
lie Castro but Immediately It's arrival i sent Ia her
Majesty tho Qascn The We got the order l. very
singular The Hon. Mrs Bates when in this country
.O0n AFTER the accession of her Majesty bought lev
pounds u our horchound candy She made present ~
sone u IL to tho Duchess Il sutherland II reached
tho Queen since then The order has ban regular We
make immense quantities cyefy uslng the pure e1
tract Of herb horcbounl which We buy by tie ton
AZ PC pcr pound. Ii g. the best stomachic and pcc'o-
ral In tho world and there many limitations % Il
soi IN London" This would hayo To be stopped. Ike
The Manhattan letters II should arise. However.
everything seems cheering now. and tie Washington
Government announce that Lord Palnerson AMI Eari
Russell have backed down. asked The pardon Of Mr.
Adams for the naughty doingi Il the pryatcers prom.
.d o. pay every dollar destroyed hy thc Albania and
other steamers built English ports. and have agreed
not a. li another escape do not se" under such
circumstances how can have the hcari Ia sweep
British commerce rum the seas or conquer 'anada and
is nohl, f,rcs.. and take possession of Turks Island
and It's rali. NanAaiiaD's Letter.
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IAdvert,ement.
Mr.. T.. HOLMES, No. ~ BROADWAY,

Please call Al the Office Of
LOCKWOOD SokRis, Nod, ilAani st'
New York. Dee. !, lt4
,Mr. Holmes calis.l
N, SoRpt.--tr. yos tue man who puts an the Btf.l.f
tlam Telegraph FOR Mr. Dodss OF s'sfH
Dois- 60.
-, Uorsy.-f an the only who puts -
Nj NoRus- have minute TO ptrei ia you plt IN 81
alarm for Mr. Dodge
NJ. wrs-fes, sir
M SoEris-Go POI, It IN my house in the best fnanH'T
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FEMALES! FEMALES! FEMALES!
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR CONTEM-
PLATING MARRIAGE.
In r,sny affections peculiar e. teaes the Extract Bnek1
il by auy remedy ,n Chloross Rs,e1
ton Irregularities Psinfincs ~ Suppression Of Customary
Eyarnaon liberated or sciThous state oil the Uterus Lev
correa or Whites steny and 5r all complaints incden.
the sex whether arising from lndiscreon, Habits Of p
patton in the - -. 49,,
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
see symptoms above
no FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT 1T.
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leading features is not altogether tynretrical ~ ~
arrangement clear II IA even o~Dsjstent IN oil Of
its provisions j respectfully suggest therefore, that
the BE- carefully revised; that those parts Of IT thai
refer the subec. b. placed in nxtsposton and
thatit D. reyed Of certain obtcnties and apparent ~
constituencies that render some Of It's rsyscBs Of din
cult construction A law OF 20 much importance as
this which Is TO Dc interpreted by ms1y people and
is 10 BE- the charter Of gapy banking Institutions
should be aethoiical in ~ arrangement. clear
in lapguags and comprehensive and consistent IN
lts provisions. in these respects tbe National
currency act IL somev'ha, defcctiye. sec.
lions relating the subject scattered through
out the act Words u different significance are some
times used as they convertible. Many passages
are Ambiguous in language If ibey do not contain in
consistent proyi ions FOR example the Jaw requires
that articles of association should s entered into and
organization eri1cates executed. stating f1T what
purpose the certf Gates all be made and indicating
other and different things 20 De prOCed for IN the m
Giles Of association and vet in S0uc Instances these GER
tcates and articles seem 20 30 reITed 10 IN II They
were and TIE same instrument tecuon . makes
certified copies Of organization certificates Legal and
sufficient evidence o. tho existence NJ associations
while section III provides that the ASSOCIATIONS SHAH
have succession &C., by the name designated IN their
sfticlos The aforementioned section, Which cOnicfs
banking powers upon the banks has also provision
which bankers find II difficult TO Interpret After be
slowing upon the banks general powers 70 cisArnt bill
noes. aid O1ber evidences Of debt 10 authorizes the
loan OF money real and personal security in the
fahnhsr specified IN the articles Of nsDocaiion and for
TIE purposes authorized by the net This IL To only
power conferred by this section, tie exercise OF
Which Ia made dependent upon the articles Of aaso,'i
ntion and 1t has been found difficult " give precise
meaning 70 the language ana 10 form Articles thai
should cover ard secure Tho power intended be can
fcrTed
section iJ authorizes associations 20 pyoydc in their
artc1e oi sslaon Tor an increase Of capital subject
TO tie limitations VI the act bat there 40 imiia~ ion
in the pct OF me capital stock OF the ASSOCIATIONS,
separately ~ II me aggregate The section
10 require that the Controller shall cs,tv ~ ts LoAks
The amount II their increased stock instead Of giving
him the poye 10 authorize the banks 10 increase Their
snitIs and 10 approve Of the increa,e man liz Lne
furnished with dence that The additional capital has
actually been paid VI.
Section Is provides that United States bonds 10 the
amou0t of ons.thrd OF the PAID capital Of an assoca
ton shall he dep tied with tho Treasurer. and fair
eopsyuc,oa VI tie oct by seemed ~ s " warrant the
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APpOIyTMryr.--The Hon. Seth I. linrd of
Tis Brorns CLIPPER has been appointed by The State
Government u Pennsylvania Commissioner to visit and
report on tho condition Of the Pennsylvania troops
hospitals sc. IN the Department If South Carolina
and win leave this city On the transport Fulton. on her
next return trip south TO enter upon the duties Of bis
III
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NJ

USE HELMBOLDS EXTRACT
BCCHU
Fcs all affections and disease. Of the Urinary Organs WHETHER
existing
IN MALE OR FEMALE
From whatever cause originating. and no matter OF bow
long standing. Diseases 81 these Organs
REQUIRE the aid 81. a Dinre'ic
UELNBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
Is TIE GREAT DIuREHC.
AND IT is CERTAIN
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DlsEASFE
FOR WHICH
1T Is RECOMMENDED.
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!
AEETDkLiT

Personally appeared before me- Alderman Of the Chyet
PhilsAephi. A. T. Helmbod who being duly sworn aven
saw lis preparation con aims narcotic, no mercury o o
injurious drugs ''' are ""'' ''S'"' NJ. T. HELMBOLp.
Sworn and subscribed before this 20 .y OF Noven''
1854 Nm =. HIBBARp Alderman ~.
~ eth,t above Race, PhuadelphD
Aidres. letters FOR information in coincidence 10
III. Il. HELMBOLD,
CHEMIST
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4 BAp BREATH il the greatest curse me
human f,ny heir How many lowers has separated
nov urny frnd- forever parted The subject j. 20 delicate
vout n..f friends will mention r. and you nfe i.r.
n he "a. Yourself To effect utcal cure, nee TIE BALM
90 Tnors.SD FLOWERS" dentiirce ni.ht and moriz
II 40 brsuf.s the plcaion removing on tan pipics ahd
fcck. ,a.n the skin sol. and white sod0y Oh Dfuf.i'
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friends on the LIST day Of January next and adjourned
10 Monday Dec. "A, ut p. m.
HOMICIDE IN TIE SIXTH WAnD-Alout :

UoM,c1DE m TIE SIXTH WARD-Al0ut q
D. ID. on Saturday. John Kane, young lrshman called
nj n house IN Worth street. between Mission Place ana
Gentle street. occupied by Hartrcss Little, coored
man. and his family, and began to abuse the inmates
challenging Little to fight him. The colored man re-
fused to do So and Of the women Vinb LII the honse
started to call q policeman Kane demanoed Oh her
where she was going, and on her refusing 20 zen knock
ed her down He then left the house ana sihdihs ia
the ward commenced throwing bricks through INC VIM
do.s one Of which struck one OF the women nane
then entered the house again, and WAXING UP ~ Li,i
struck him n violent blow in the face lhinii"',u q" "
new assault the c0orod man caught up ear. ing XIII
living near and struck bis assaant heavy po" III .no
In br asst the blade passing e0npie'..! thiVt ~,
heart near the centre and sesefing one oi tue AZ
passage. The victim threw up ms arms, M ssraet
through the yard IN front Of the dwelling 70 'he s.e
and fqu eye,aning am stabbed ana almost iiniDo
diotely expired. Little fed directly after the oc-
cErrrnce but was arrested latr on onu.""!
evening at Jersey Ciiy Ferry at the 100, Vi
Coriandt street. ny tue 2,th IIe'lncs io,, Hat
Capt Jourdon OF the sixth Precinct learning ana.
The fugitive had son, living at Monmouth, 81 oy
cluled that he would attempt IT, reach heh ana no'i
fed the Twenty seventh Precinct Police, by Nilch
means he was caught. The body # the deceased a'le
It's removed 20 the Sixth Precinct Saton-honse was tA
auncd by DR.. Geo. II. Bout0n. Deputy Coroner WHO
reports that death occasion a ny saD Wohh" III
the left breast, and one-iourth rclcs III en6h p'
orating the breast and extending 10 the splha colu
inatest,was held the body on SUNDAY morning ~
Cororer Wildev and a number Of witnesses were eA'
ahmed Their evidence we have gwen above. me
hlry rendered verdict that deceased came 10 No
death from stab wound at the hands Of Hartress Lit
tie" On n rendition Of this verdict, the prisoner vas
committed to the Tombs by the Coroner 10 await tlc
action of the Grand Jury. The deceased "as ABOUT ~
wears Of age native ~ Ireland and resided ~ NO. o
Leonari.st The Police say be wa very guarre.sone
character lie Raves wife and two children. Lite
taea that he is 80 years Of age and nstve Oh Se"
Jersey Tho wife Of Little Is white WOMAN ana tcs
tle. Thai size is native OF County Mayo. Ireland ana
MAS married to Little ON the "a of last July,
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Report Of the Conptrsuer Of 'he Cur
rcncy.

The following Is a synopsis IF Mr.. McCul-
Iochs Report:
Up to the present time there have been organized
under the act t. provide national currency, &C, one
hundred and thiriyi0ur banks which are located al
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GAS FIxTuREs-In great variety, NJ low rates,
-, CD II. l.. CURTIS
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TAdvertssemsn'.l

IATgRNIxTURg OF RACEs.-Eilects Z" Adm
gainaiion-Mausgs Of ife'
rncn, Ia N.wYork|o.cos Of Animals Se'' IN peeeH0'
number PHEKsoLoGic,L JOURNAL Only ID cents
Fowler WILLS No. 3J Broadway.
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Mr.. SAxEs LECTURE Notwithstanding the

MT. SAXES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
storm large and very intelligent audience nsFemb"d
At the Cooper Institute on Friday evening to hear Mr.
SAKE discourse upon Poets and Poetry" meme
,,ou which he being himself one Of the acknowledged
ma ,ers of the craft is entitled speak with authority
TIE lecture was in the brilliant crfgramnatic style FOR
which Mr. Saxe is famous and was listened to with the
greatest delight by his auditors.
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FIRE IN EAST TwENTY-sIxTH sTRBEr.-lne
promises No 1879 East TwentysiS'h street were 1is-
IL was oxhgnishod the two upper stories we're Dadiy
damaged and stock consumed The loss on building Is
about 81 500 not insured The damage o. stock Is not
known but is heavy. Insured IN the hutGefS 'ns n'
uIce toMlaly.
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN sTgAMBRs.-The In

DTPARTURE OF OCEAN STBAMbHH'- H' III
man mail line steamer CITY Of New York sailed from
this port for Liverpool Saturday afternoon win -
cabin passengers and others in the stoerag' ana 81
iO7 so % in specie Tie Hamburg mail steamer sax
onia Cart Trautmann sailed the same day Tor South
anpton. Havre ard Hamburg. with - cabin passen'
gers and others in the seoragc and lO5 90 IN specie
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LADIES FAIRS. Tho Ladies Fair for the
benefit OF the Church Of st. George the Nnityr IL no"
open, and will continue through The wceA AT NO Lila
Broadway. opposite the Worth Monument
The Fair of the Young Ladies National Keller Asso'
cation will open to-day at Dodworths HaD' ana con
tiuue until the a'th inst
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CITY ITEMS.
TIE SANITARY CoMMrssrOs.-Thc third lee

turc Of the oourse for tho Sanitary ConSs'o' "o pr"
rcods 10 be- appropriated for the rc'' 81 our
soldiers 1T Richmond, VIII be delivered '"is ''"n"s ~
;hc Cooper Institute, BY tie Rev Dr. ~ l. ''oo VI
Boston, Subject, Campaign Life
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DEATH OF A PROMINENT MERcHAsT.-John

De.son Tor upward Of y years residcnt q he mn
and Eighth words died on Saturday at his residence,
No 100 Franklin street. The deceased had for many
wears been School Trustee IN the Fi'h Ward and at
the last election unanimously reelected to the same
position. Ills funeral took place yesterday from h'
late resilcnce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-14

CHARITY BAZAAR AT THE HOME FOR The
TRIEypLrss No. 20 EAST TWENTY NINTH STREET
viii be found a place OF special attraction during the
present week. An hour may be well spent mere ana
any funds in, estcd win bring good dividends.
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THE SWISS BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.-lhe an
nusl dinner Of this excellent charitable Society TOOK
place Z Delmonico's Of Broadway and Cham
bcrs street on Saturday evening. At the business
meeting, which was held prior TO thc banquet the io
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing year Fres
idcut T.. j. Merriam yice-President, J.. J.. DE Luzei
secretary and Treasurer, Henry Escler. The Treas
arer report showed that the receipts TOR the year were
e. SEA 81; disbursements =, 336 90.