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Mem Publications.

Or nay rlelse Themselves .iin me sounding PArA
esou, egas, power. sra equal rights In marriage but they
g-cray vaul'h ish tao s epps,ach Of hvire sleetion
-Eis ;Ae review Of Hannah Taurston' 10 lhs Atlantic
bon :.
vETIL RE READY, WEDNESDAY,, Jsn. g.:
THE EIGHTH THOUSAND
BAYARD TAYLOES NEW EovEL
HANNAH THURSTON,
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Cos. al0 fonno.


COTTON WASTE-For Machinery, Wpnp
and Paku, also for Shipping In lots TO su purchasers
ksG sasky w. W. TkGLMAN, h@ ~ wulaurr.
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WINNER GARDEN.
W 4 3ia ,cc,nal. r % announce that o.iLs to pfc
'ioi' Pe'ea2 ,33y en- 81, S;n.cf T. 81 vropy,.cp
the yIel. sons VI, a,,i..i ot ,,,,,.,,,,,,,
liE ~ hEf.Of LEAVE MAN
can only 10 prersuted f0-
SIXTEEN NIGHTS
mora Sets for y Acae ,ifeeh night nty nov pc
procured Of ihr boz Jhi'c -
M4 ,einert insured % give III, early notice q the
re'0l - nca the pr on 'o or, pas flu-t terin.e
fhe or instance bfifr iDDosh.e 20 occoiiup
a4c tt vt 9Fds slci iigiy g1ef st ilc 4Ae-'fI 40
rayita, n4s rrrap ever boep gIuHned ~ the Ne"l ~
10 8 Lao t1ld fl uc,.. Il lie p.nPo aiA snch sicefe
80 reiui4s emotion, saheei ~ poOe 30 h'y IN -
yl,p N.r }. - j r1n rough ~ Ole s'ss1., cai0ti
from tlff- pel,rpicIy c4scu.cs be Vossiby lfs.n.cd
sINTEEN NlOnTa.
Tho.- who desire, therefor" 20 wrss MS touching pic
fnh fdly HE ssJ5 u3- o-e the lew opporn-
4i'.es nov rsr.i irigg f1sni. 49,
~ the beiri ara. ofthe pla'sd Ds.ric;Attor-
.15-or tils rity 4 Oakley 1911:
lie lsy IA e..rl lAat wish The phlarihrolss o.
&c Joy. tltue'y irt s-; fs Hr1n sd ,ncie' =,
vino clrllv leave t" Of ,.- slutngd c1uvi. o.
t5s.ogi .au to,et s g'y ar prycni Sew-Foef sni
yob Should not receive yJ,r -o-H 'fskc, 0i-.vc nrti
very c'errymal and boy 10 lte isoPofsn Police District
hai fr ir9.ronsrOu q - scenes between BrenJ
qo-SiGAI, (yYDysspAYlysu e. 1854.
sIAIi-Ipf .fIH NIGHT OF
TIL fLOhEHCEs
AVID
THE TTCErT-Jr-LrAFf MAN.
ComsrCnccs re- = CArisgc. ms De- o-rc ~ o ~!
GrfaDAI-ALNEfli ~ At- fL,RrN'k.
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THE sLMI-W EEXLY TRIBUNE.

THs NEw-YoEK WEEKLY TRIBUNE il
yoblshsi every TUESDAY ard FaiDAY.
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ffle0ical.

MANHOOD and the vig9r Of Youth Restores orc
Tni. wonderful aget will rosscre Manhood to the seS
Shasierui ,onstlusiou whether arising i'en fAee.se 49,
>bu.. the Effects of Climate OF Nature, Causes ihs
rronired 20 cure the most nyetsrAte case oor weeA~
u,e /. iiposslbe Dr. Ricoris tsseDes o. Lie - .,a
With ir.rtions Tor for 81 icut quantites IA ~
lot Sent careful packed cn receipt OF renh"ss ~
'''''"'0' PHILIP ROLAND. No. AZ 3rconsss
s,,,,, H,ssdw.v Nsw.Y0k
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- S1kTA WIS FOR 'isBi.-Phutograph AiDnins'
- u - ,,,. Boo.. tss,ns. bal, Jsasaai, &C.: BY
XHANCls 4 LOuIKEL, No % N'osa Lazy d
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Groceries ano PROVISIONS.

aOHN DWIGHT q Co,
u No. II OLD-SLlf, NEW YORK,
Manufacturers OF
ghLERATIJS, SuPEH-CAKB. OFsODA, &C.,
And Sole Agents IL The City OF New rod Tor
PKOF EBEN ~ HO.SlOkDS
CREAM OF TARTAR SUBSTITUTE.
This Substitute simple Photpbe, aud contains nothing
~ 49, IA CoDud In besseak aud IN com. wheat, aud other
osreals and IL therefore highly uutFitious
YNURNER BROTHERS, Manufacturers Of
BlTrER9 sYRUPs, CORDIAI.s,
NATIVE Wits &C.. ,,
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PRICE sir-seS ossra

hi, popg'-g ANNUAL contains:
ASTRONC siiCAL PhESDAEsA for 1864,
phe us.ai CALENDARS Of SUI, Noon 4c--SoS sr3
Copr,e:s Tide Table;
JEWISH sui NOHANsiEoAN ANNIVERSARIES
PLACES OF PgiSCIg 4. >FAGs FOR EVERY NIOur
IN TIE isAR--in'eTestng 70 the ioung.
DIzFEaENCE Or TINE At PRINCIPAL PLACES ~
THE WORLD;
RISING, MERIDIAN and SiTISG or:he yis'b, Pla,e,s
TLECTiON RETCiNs-rul and AccuIste No.cs CT the
soldier,;
UNITED STATES COVE 1SMFST-- Cs,'re, oile-rs-
euprenne Cor-t -A.iri.fcr' b. rosci "a Cosrs.
NAMES sad TERMS OF L. :. sf.N ,rORS;
rAIES VI MEMBERS u tie XNhNiitti CONGRESS;
ABSTRACT OF lsN> passed me Last Session Of Con
gees;
STATE GOvEHNCRS-lIue Of Elections, So.,
REBEL GOVERNMENT;
REBEL SE;AGE sui HOUSE. &c, TO;
ZEE PRINCIPAL STATES ~ EUROFF: TIER
AREA, POPULAr-ON ARMY. NAVY. Cp3IAEIlcE.
FORM or GJyEENHE.-- etc;
CHE GREAT POLITICAL QUESTIONS or EUROPE:
BRIEF sTATEN,E,,T OF the POLISH. TIE
GERMAN. TIE ITALIAN. 1jiH DAHlsH-GERnAS,
AND TIE TURKISH QUESTIONS.
PACE - cents ~ coiss lo,. i al, II" cc,,s .sa.
By Express. g. rash orl-rs -p..cite0
We supply pe.A ~ Irtnae Al..raae fof
year los l,,5 i95l. 10, ss. 800 sOi loe1 and lot1
Ad.oss TIE TAiBJNE,
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printlng.

NHARLES c. SHELLEY, Steam Printer
No az Bsrcla, Bllbeads Cirepsrs. Posters, Law
Psr;s cssds &C. Cylinder Prs"soft doas for u' Tfsde
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Dead the others not beng able 70 get near him. he
remained there until Wednesday. the 18th. with his
head dowa and his fest up Eventually the sea washed
hin to psoess part Of Els body remaining in the rig
gins when the others were rescued The boy who 90!
Into the mzzenrigging with the survivors persisted
from cold and fatigue the morning Of the letb and
was washed away from them soon after they observed
that he was dead
The survivors. soon sfter the vessel rghted gained
the monkey poop, susl space eft. abont four by
feet and raised atovo tie main deck about two feot
upon which formerly stood the Wheel here they dashed
themselves 70 IN. rndder post but the sea- which was
constantly breaking them for six DAYS and nights
would occasionally carry one Of them adrft. and then
with the assistance Of his fellow sufferer lie would
rcgan bis position. IL was from here the boy was
washed away when dend and from here the survivors
were fssola ~ tse men from thJ City Of Dublin. For
the SIX days they were or the wreck they we've without
food except few pieces OF buscrt which f0ated near
them, which were saturated with sal. water. Fresh
water they had not drop OF and were without cloth
ing except the pieces VI canvas which the Ean John
son managed at great risk 10 cut from the mzIcn mast
whore IL hung the first dsv.
The three men arc now landed and will probably DO
IL charge VI the British Consul.
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SkipwYeck-Appsiiins Lose Of Lie
fcYinRs or the Survivors.

CAM. John Eynon, Of the steamship City OF
a,r arrived yesterday reports Dec. IT, in !e' 40 A.
Ion 81 H. fell in with wreck. ON approaching which.
ths steamers wheels were stopped and one of the shps
life boat, manned and lowered Immediately and In
charge Of the secon6sO8cer MI Peter Fletcher VINO
I'm the most daring MANNER in the face OF high sea-
succeeded in reecung from the wreck three SURVIVORS
named George Smith. steward Of Liverpool. Gilbert
Dupoaa. q seaman, Of Shetland and John Johnston. .
Ss soss ns :. we have nor learned had psrhed
The wreck the British bark f'urn.iue OF
When first she had her fore lower iaast stan0Dg
and part Of the rigging. also the lower Ai1Ieh'mss
ho fore and aft part OF her seemed 10 re oc.
psslonay above water, but the whole man hecx was
Immersed and the sea masking clean btseh oYor ne,
Tpon approaching her the three men were seen stand
ing ty ts fudderpoet and occasionally irrielred In
fhs water. Their condition was most deporaee hay.
,a :'sc SS s ss Of s span s.sG
Eesh AID partcaisrly their arrns Zee, and legs were
,svelied and Of putrid appesrsnee-in some places
xsnsted ths il was only with great sxertion aud the
excitement Of their being rescued that enabled them 70
stand Having been gotten on D9ara rs steamer IN
SAeir arrival In this port wore convaescsn' and able 70
Volk about.
Tfoa the statements Of these men 1t appears they ls
Nsy.York for Greenoch laden With OAK timber, with .
Grew ofthir.cen all told the eth Of November They
Rcd fns weather up 20 the morning Of peceinbor 2,
when blew strong gale from Inc south est wth ga
-
1srd where the crew were quartsred. They lost one
Of The two boats and the bulwarks were washed away
Thsy wore thus len without the Of cooking food
md shelter The bark then hove to, under
Coss reefed maintopsa and oil handsswers kept con.
Deonuy al the pnmpa whore they were lasted she had
II dis time seven feet Of water in the hold which Kept
gsining on tie pumps until p H. Of the 18th. wheh,
As ese seeming 10 abafc the !orstopsa. and oil
were ses and the bsrh put before the wind when abe
Ten ever ON her beam-snds bursting the patches and
main deck carrying away the remaining boat and the
dsek cAbr with eli the stores. and ~ every one was
@ deck q the time. al were washed overheard.
Six managed 10 get on board again, the remaining
asEea were s>eu no more. The Captain got into the
naia rigsns with his head bat Just Shove wa,eI ne
second mate SIT Int the soYerysins and the three
survivor villa boy we're enabled 70 gst into re n
go rigsins. The p remained on her bean ends with
hs ssts and loose sss In the water FOR sboni IN hour
and ball. when the oretopmast mninmecs and nisesa'
eest gsys way carrying the Captain With them; Sns
tdus became released and rghted her decks enidsnpe
eal being under wster. end the two ends sbont tive
st sssvs The ~ vAsh went clean over her the whole
WAsa eayrgAt appeared % Re l2sh The Second Mate
70 sssa taaAsa d ~ hss-hGgiaG. and apparently
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DIE D.

BkLCH-In Lulow. W, 90 Mondny De- ~ o. fphtLers
CLARENCE Ellsworth son of the Rsv Wg ;. aud Nary
Balch, aged years and month"; -
CORNELI-At Hishlsnd Mils Orange Co., N r., On tlirs
day evening Charity, wife OF Harrison Cornell IN Tue o'
2, I nsa s ,. -,dsue. On 9Th day ,h o'clock
and Friends Meeting ouse lat Smiths Ciose) at IL O'Clock
DuER-A. New Brighton. Staten Island on Monday ss'i
aunr wiaew q n. .7 Jon, Dss gee ys:
Thursday. Dec. 20, 1t O'Clock p u.
sANNISo--on Tuesday morning the 9th inst, soi"moT
The Trends Of the family and Of sou Charles Fsnnins
invited attend his funeral on Friday mofnins
withou. further notice.
0UNNNo-Iu Brooklyn on w-ine.isy De- go ct 'hs rs.i
dsnc. Of her sonn.sw John Drsis No. 9os Fer,9resn
a 4s.s. :: ma s as Ss .S ed h
s: . Dsi1s r. :'s
al ST. Ann's Church OR Ssn and Wsshnsten ss Brock
Iyn. on Saturday, a s'elo;hap. m.
bsSbsdess pspsss pisSls copy.
lLyE-Iu 81, james Hospital, swor~sns. Nay lsst o.
wounds received In the bette Of K.ns River L., Cspssn
Henry = L.. sf,hs i1sa RSs. Co p ny y; ,o,.,u,.
~ nf 'f WY :ss s:' Is s:ss'
A,.~s Church and sabbath school .na friend: Of the Do
o.~.ed arc Invited 20 s:isnd without further aerte'
lPENDLg ron-on ws4sesday tnsIno9n Dc; , ~
o'clock Joshua b. Psdletop ssea yeAs sno a'a'h''
Noise Of fansrsl TO morrow.
sCurjpER-On WEDNESDAY De a. q No % E.., seven
s.ssh Lsuis vie o. hsS, ;,: !, scaa'' anu
Notice win be S!vsn Of Che funeral
..r,r, A, rs.,,os L. L. on Tuesday morning. s!h INST
n.ssss Wl, Of bsas Smith. and daughter q tho
ii: Hsy sgd 1S On, ~. az:
sn Jsmsica on FIdsy. Dss -, lss& At os'ecs p m.
s,srru-A Washington HEIGHTS, On "Wednesday, Dee 1
~, Msry Saith widow Of Ae he csp% bsnssnss enns
oSsh,s eity b shs 6ssh year Of her -
1870 At ths family are invtss1 y sssseA The hnnsss q
TriSs, NH inst a o'oioek nom We rsssdnee o. ~
soadnAv Chasiss 6. LsvsTdss No. slI ksss 1safusa -
,wrvr-Iu Brooklyn, r. T. on the nth .ass, Dr. william
IN" ssna: q iSs i.niy ed = Ais esetAsfsn sw .
scScsulv In yits1 10 satsnd hi funssa o. No. 0Cse
rssk, Irootiyn % Friday Ss o's'eoh p %.
wEssELLSOn Tuesday, Dse g, y " s:sidsre: OF a.
TNsw.Yosk, IN he IA year Of his sse. .,.
g sstsnd Ne funeral q he as residence. on kreO mss
ss Ns M 1T, 4 us'elsee
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ADVERTISEMENT.
MlRvJsN SAFRs.

NEv.YcHz, Dec. u. 1854
Messrs MARvIy 4 Coz
GEyIfKxrN: Our store, With euf entire STOCK OF
good, was wholly DESTROYED IN the fro of Friday night
last and all We saved was books aud papers: IN one
OF your safes which you rnsy he is especially grail
~ ing to Us. - 49,,
well preserved.
Our sac was In the third story and fell to the sub
cellar and 10 be candid with YOU We bad some iesrs
shall wan. another We have place 70 put w.
Yours truly SAM GLENN e. BRO.
late OF No. - Bselmanst
N,uyJys pArvNr Alum aud Dry.plaster SAFES are
varranted never " mold their contents corrode the
ir,n. MAEytg & Co No. %. Broadrsy
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ANEw PHASE Of STCpLIHa.-LothsL Leon:
ard Was yesterday arrested the complaint VI eS'
ham Conrad Of No. II Porsyth.ss Tbs complainant
states tina. on y 10Th inst Advertisement sp2'ais1
in 0ornsu PAPER requesting cigar makers :" cal at
No lsa Second It,, xhsro taey ,oud prceus employ
m.nt He called there and met the d,'Shdsnt Wig
furnished him with small qusnsity,oi tobacco worth
from 70 80 psSlsSsi;ss t into s,s,Is On q
n,hed AND wss told that when be returned with TIC
cIca-v he voulj receive Via wage and deposit On 81.
return few days ss' he found that his employer bad
moved leaving 10 indication o. his YheIsshout1 JUS
ca hsodlsy Committed tho prisoner for exsminesion
several oths, persons Asvs bsen vietassd IN the same
saune, BY him Any psfson Who ns; asvs pss IA
ssr Marsst Police Couy. and identity hin.
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srJmpR BIZ PoYsos,S1.--Coroner Naumanil
b,,d an inou.s, A tho residence Of Mr.. Jacob Mssa
No % Rosss on the body Of Joseph Buttsshof vhose
death wa, caused By IA oysrasss Of OPIUM administered
~ himself Decsased 70, some time pest had been
suffering from depression Of sprft. havns been twics
III hno unable 10 Obtain employment. He Asd oftsu
,Srestensd 70 commit suicide bu, his tAres. were n
Needed. When found he vs. n an unconscious cSnd
ton Rss.orssvss were applied su, vs os s'i Y;
;s;..s,Ss vss rendered BY the jury Deceased wss
psitys os Qsuany, sgsA aR9qs - ys>I sN--4-i
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fAdvsf,iser,sn'.I
HALLWAY GiFT

HeLIpAY GIFT.
WILCOX snd G.Bsss sswso Ma Hiss
il Is entirely noiselrss, -
A patented deYice prevents 10 BENG 'lfaeu V'cA'
ward
The needle cannot he So, wrong
The Hcrnmer. cler and Brsiier are Acknowledged
II received tho God Medal of tie American Institute,
In lr63. ,,,, u,.~v
II Also feoslvrd thr Grs. premium for "IHs BHsf
SWING AZ ,curyr a. the great NV ESGIANp FAIR y
the vs.rnnnt state Fair. tho "fennsylyania state
Fair" aud the Indian, State Fair" lsfi
OFFICE, No. ~ BROADWAY
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AmuseMeues.

| WALLACKS THRATBR.-Lovels comedy
Tho wifes Secret" already miua. to the audlsnoe,
OF this theater It's representations last season having
attracted considerable public attention The reproduc
t,o 7iast evening was witnessed by large and approx
inc A. Hence. Miss Madeline Hengilucs appeared fcr
the frs, me In the character Of Lady Amyot and vas
oomp,imepte BY repeated eIpreasic:s Of satisfaction
for tho de,csc, and naturanes' OF her performance
Whenever .s youn. lady trnfs purely 70 tue simplicity
ard genuine feeling va. ch che can readily command.
and which uro tho bes. aes to intelligent drspstic
effect, she Is sure Of winning tie most ne.tcring cog
milton. In hor youth and presshse she has qualities
which spare her all necessity Of 10 sbe bald
articles OF tie stage II she employ her advantages %
she should do, opportunities swsis hcs. IL she
mistake the true meaning o. her vocation. hnye
sometimes feared ehe has been tempted TO DO we shall
have TO regret the sspplloaon O. as blight talent
a. hss enliycncd the dramatic community within ou-
recollection Her performance last evening showed al
together higher artistic sensIbty than al! she has
hitherto esayed Tho caste in all othor respects was
the ssme Oh that If last sesson. Miss Fanny Morant
personated the Page with admirable grace and arch
moss Miss Burke gave ample OBJECT to tie srrightly
repartee OF the waiting maid. Mr.. Gilbe-' Mr. Floyd
and Mr. Young fulfilled their respective parts. "a here
tofore with excellent taste end skill The play VIII DO
repeated chi, evening and on SATURDAY.
BARsUas AlUsgUM.--The proprietor OF this
ss.ahsheni announces that during he holiday season
al extra dali, performance OF the spectacular play
SI be given AZ half past O'clock 10 Accommodate
tie oVerfowns increase OF patronage.
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MARHIED.

BELKSAP-THOMPsON-O Monday Dec. %, BY .hs
nv David Magic DID, DAYTON C. Bshrap OF Port Rich
n,ond g. L. to Mary o. daughter o. Thomss H. Thompson
o. Elizabeth, N. J. No csr1a
UAIPER--TRIAR-A. NsvES ~ j.. 90 Sunday, Dec %.
by the Rev VIM 3. brown, Nathan Harper and Louise
THAR both OF this city.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Reformed Dutch Church New
trecht BY the Rev. Dr. Cu.re sdussdsy, Dec ~.
Charles r. nickox Helen b., youngest dsnaher Of the
Ia. Col. ysIiesC c. CAusch Of Foft Hamilton.
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PASSING COUNTERFEIT Moygy. - Nicholas
Horn and Papl Dnglevyer attempted to pass counter
felt $40 bill on the Montgomery County Rank OF Joha'
town. n Y, IN paymsn! for aone clothing IL the store
Of Augustus II. Levy. No. s95 Eighth-aVsnue. IheJ
were arrested and Justice Dodge committed them In
default OF o. 900 each.
James Thompson and Joseph " Putnam were yesfer
day arrested for passing counterfeit tfve on the Bank
Kle.ck No Ise broadway; James W. WALES No. lS4
Pearst; Henry Z. Pickett. No. 10 John ST. and O.
Nos 70 and "a Fulton.st Thompson was In the habit
OF passing the counteret ho never having NOR thai
two In his possession. while Putnam. who nod
outside on kis reappearance, would furnish hlm with
a fresh supply. Justice Hogan committed them ToI
trial
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then reported TO The Forty .sxtA Precinc,
TO await the action o( the Coroner.

Ixcpxn,.pv C.py-For,r vs,to-aov MAJ. ling
fire broke ont In tae building South Third
First sts T. D.. occupied by the United Piano Manu-.
featuring Company Tho building was not nuch injured
but the stock owned By the Company was damaged to
the amount OF S0 600 Insured III New York Companies
to the amount OF s20cv The believed TO 30 the
work al incendps.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

PROMOTION AND PEEsEyTATIos.-Capt Mel
Ion # Ho!brooi. Of the l,3d Regiment. Ncw.YoTk Vol
up.se. received HI, commission yesterday as Louton
for rueri,orous services in the Red River
country and also In the Shenandoah Valley. The even
ing previous his friends presented him with s"ofo'
cash and belt. vslrod at 500. Lieu''Col' Hopfool
was formerly captain Of the a3d precines poLce o.
prootlvn The presentation was made BY Cept George
p phadss on hshaf Of the members Of the police force
Addresses and responses we're made aud avery agrees
bic tine passed.
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IAdyerlser.ens.

TERRIFIC CRIMES IN MISUNDERSTANDING BY
the rspid.y With which horrors accumulate over the
water one would think SRnn had snapped MS ohA,n
and vas on an knsernal fruiic IN Fnrlard France,
Prussia and Italy In this coups! We eontrys to Keep
society IN toersby wholesome condition by legal ana
moral agencies tust ~ diseas, 10 prevented he'o IN
hack or cu,rd by that potent disufcctant iay4orsnt
and restorative uosTETIERB STOMACH BrrLRs. sold
eysryyhers New.York once. No. % Cedar st.
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Az ArPRorRILTE PRBsgsr.-Aibums filled
With Pictures Of the Good and Great are always &C.
oep,sbe but an accurate chronological sad Physiog.
non,oal description Of Character wou.a hs present
Moth new and useful 20 any Gen,lciTer or Lady.
Examinations with written charts Givsr daily by
Msssrs TowiER.& WELLS. 3s9 broadway.
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tAdvsr.issmeali

Do not waste your money buying any of the
numerous worthless articles called GoLD Pms which
have flooded the market for the last few years when
at lower prices you get pens which se acknowledged
to bs the BEST IN THE WORLD.
See advertisement In another column: tn. fsn Is
Mehtisr than the Sword"
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HEw.JRRsEY ITEMS.

LAYING CONVERSIONS FOR A MASONIC
HAM.-The ceremony Of laying the cornerstone for
now Masonic Hall took place al Washington Village
Hudson County on Tuesday afternoon at which oil the
Grand Officers OF the S.se represented. NotTith
standing the uravorable state Of the weather the craft
representing the yarious lodges aid chapters Oh
County well a. FROM New SoIk and eiseWbeft "sc
present IN strong force. Shortly a.ter p IN, tie ns
ierity assembled and organized IN due form q the
large ball In RoInme s. Lights Hotel. from whence
they marched in full regaa 10 the grounds Oh the Asso
Golden ST. where the ceremony usual ON such Occasions
vas performed. The cornerstone was laid by Mos,
WorsMpfGl Grand Martcr W =. Whitehead and
PRAYER offered up by .ht Worshipul Grad Chap
lain the Rev. g. II. Homes OF Rockswny.
The following grand officers OF tho state wero p'cseu
and took part In the oorsm0nies: Nv. s. Whitehead
II. W. G. NJ; o. W. Murphy. r. W. d. G. H.:
Cannon, H. W. s. G.. W.. Col j. r. Crochet. T. w. D..
G. W. protein; 7. J. rorlesa r. W. G.. Treasurer
protein; A. L. Wilcox Il. W. c.. Marshal J0. H.
Stevens, X. w. s. d. W T. Condiet, X W. j. ID. ;
Rev. G.. II. Jones T. ". G.. Chaplain; VIM hsrsce
H. ". q. b.. pyo TEN. -,.-
At the close OF the ceremonies the procession return
cd the hotel where they partook OF an exceent din
ner after which tonsts were offered ara speeches we're
made which Fas continued until about p M. when
the sssen b,asT was broken up The edifce Will be
built OF brick In q plain snd substantial manner. two
stories and basement In hight 25 feet front and ~ feet
deep The under part will be used for stores or school
and the entire Ugp part for the occupancy OF the
Lodge ard its officers The association which 10 com
po.ed principally Of mcNbcrs OF Eagle Lodge own the
plot Of ground II By 100 feet which together with the
building will COS. about $500.
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An EKrIRHIY NEW ISvs ETIoN IN DMImTnI.
The Pubiis nd Pressscn invited 70 es:Mi1S VI
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BUILDING IMPROvEMEyrs.-The total nun.
Der Of buildings erected In brooklyn during the past
year l3. OF whic CO vcrc o. br!cs, sJs Wood
7 factories, ans Is stoyehonsss-