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man Of 90 and holds himself in constant readiness 10
shoulder his gun in support Of Union and Freedom
Tho other day he visited Bradys National PORTRAIT
Gallery and is disposDg Of bis photograph u oiuer
% rafo little money support himself and his aiiy'
crvryTEFYTH WARD EVENING SCHOOL
The Seventeenth Ward Female Evening School ne'u 10
closing exercises on Friday evening at the 'uono
School on Fourteenth street near the FIRST a''"'"
Tho LARGEST room was crowded with scholars ana spec
g, ,toys Commissioner James l.. Miller presided lbo
following programme delighted the enthusiastic a"of
TORS M
HYMN. Salvation o. tho joyful 'ouna% Chorn''
. Z 10 and Chorus . The Home where Ro,es Grew
bae, "oar beautiful Mountain Home; Mafseef Si,I,
'Tonc ITALIA lille couigani Poyhym,na Mage Is
clio Caroline simm Mepomene iG ". c"" s",s WIN
Aidie Hines rama, Maria oicy lei.ci9c, n',
Fto To koPp GhousI,, Joy 10y uas sse' psosaS-
scs S IN he 10 Of W rudcyM Bradley Mary Eia1
VI. Bradry Tiile Corrgan Durt-"Famiy isr5"1Sl[ah
and Adiie Hines Choras-Go oT orr T1.y' Ws,i
soueryiIc Chorus" Home Of my Heart solo :, m M,
Chalet lion" Sarah Hines pialogne1" MI.' "iiils
inson Jennie Corrssn; Mr.. Drnile. Title Corgan l.y
spindle Title kopP Dayt S, ia. and aud ' .ugi
Choris--''TLcre Is sigh IN the Hefr' bo1olofy.
Four voupe Indies Of ciass No who attended school
during the term ithout missing IN evening, received
each beautiful book from Mr. Miller, rs token Fl rs-
teen for their fidelity Four or five hundred poor Girs
orc receiving instruction Mt this school under the diFcc
ton Of accomplished teachers. Their readings dia-
lo-ucs and singing ol.itci frequent applause ana
,cr tidy apparel and lady like department won te AIT
mretlon Of every approcatyo spectator Young h'''a
who attend our day schools must look 10 their nres
ar thew will b. di,tinocd in their studies by tie indus
tron, cirs who have work during he day for theiT
daily bread and snatch from rest aud sleep few hour
eacf evening that they mas improve their minds.
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AMgsIcAy INSTITUTE ELECTIoy.-Thc fol-
owing ticket was elected On Thursdn!. the opPV'
ticket receiving but IL votes:

owing ticket was elected On ibutu'! tHc VpF''4'''
ticket receiving but II votes:
william Hal President Dudley & GTesory fdwd. "sit
or 'ohu Grsy Wee Presidents jr,h buH, Afc"i'n 20
r.tary Thcua. NcErih CoIrcsl 0noifs Secretary '!''
ter h. Comstoct. Treasurer vt, T.
FcI Finance CoInutt-e-Thomas y. Adfance Nat.an l.
Ply C,ru. H. Loltlsl. Thomas Nians. iT, O"oss"
~ N.u..et, II the Fair-Wr H. Butler James 6 bald
G~ry- Tup.o- Andrew Hrdg-iuan, John IT, P'cs Jan''s
Yn.lt " m Co,hss j. erosion Hcrriot, }. owen hou,c
Gee NJ Woodw,rl Geo X. Jackson las r. smith John -
RE l. " Ward l,ase Buchanan jonathan n ldhi, j.
ifrdfr a. Jeremiah Sllnonsou Wa. W M--ston, H. w. ha'
Geld. Thomas SHiu!l. - ,,., -, y
Pr onlai,tee on the L.hr,ryWm. HI bard Jane, ~
Campbell Chaic, T. Day, jacob L. Baldwin, Eoeh'Ls' H.
Ffosu. -. u
r,Corruli.,so IN Agricui'urc-Isme' Maps. Isaac T.
Tritlb- John q. BERGEN ~ :. 'aspeu,sr. " a. WEI. a
r,r Conuitte. o Msnufaci'Tes Sccrc" md III ~
W,rd Jo,eph DIou Samuel u. Illuan' t.af"' ~ JOY
Jlncs =. Jackson. ~. n
ror Committee an Cofnmerce-Ru,il fs'te.on r.rt H.
Wyrr.p Nu X S'fone T. qenrsr Kirby. John J.. ,."1'f
Scr Commute. ga the Adhesion n Net 'ei.-h"o
r,oys,t John " Chamber Na. A. Leans"r., '"se' T.
Bnfd Charles Plia- - ., .,,,.- -
Fof Committee GA Cor.esponIenccJoin H. Wti'c Io'ep
Hosi@ f.ury H. SiuAIt John ". iS,Iy bseF.n = hs,.''
Per Committee o. Repository Marlin p Ihoi f1n 1aHe'
Box,fdu, Alb!o Howell Thoaits ID scisou, fr.Ht pDo'A
The blacksmith shop Of Joseph Blot on the
Glove Road near the pententiarv. with is content
wa, destroJed Icts 81 oO1 upon which there vas %.
nsuTsnce The ire appears t. have been mo Work OF
an iuCeudlary
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NJ

USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
70, al Affection, and diseases 81 The Urinary Ogsns ~hsho
IN MALI Or FEMALE
Prom whatever originating aud no ss''eI 0' &c"
lons standing. Diseases Of these organs
Ie5g.s the aid o . DiuEe,ic
rELAboLD5 EXTRACT bUChu ,,,or,,o
Is TAE GREAT DIuREno
AND II IS CERTAIN
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DISEASE
FOR WHICH
IT Is RECOMMENDED.
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COURT CALENDAR-THn DAT.
SUPREME CoURr-GESgRAL TRRM. -preiened

not disposed Of and non. enumerated calendar
SUPREME COURT-CIRCUIT.--Par Mos 1901
1893 1885, 1901, 1909 1871 1919 1915 1911 1875 1928 1921
1929 J 1879 lJ1s 1885 1884, 1882 1898. Part i-Nos CO.,
6la 90 oS soa 81 200 bdo III. es 800 lorl, loc 6ss,
sos. lo0i, 1903. 1855. 9J, $50
SUPERIOR CoURT-Part Mos. 23l5, 1895. 3i39,
o1a 9i2 u 3S7 25J 933 T69 1872 S2i3 3t5 1911. 32t5
J9se fa lNos $780, aoe 2i6o $685. 1900 33l9 2o59 22ss
$500 33oa $50, 1912. 1914 33l6.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRrAL TgRA.--Ad-
Joulsd lbe Tom. 1bs GravIL Tenn will DO IN session
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssioSs.-Fss. Is-Bc'ors CT,
IL. M
Thn fnlloWinp IA fhc q l,endar for MONDAY:

The following IA the calendar ior Monday:
M.ho, o robbery ~ The fH desee IN having robbed
fellow Cl inansn (adournci from fni.y oE want 81
an Interpreter Cour Msrr-Tr, Greene and julius Strauss
Tor feouous assault aud battery Thomas Ear, for u.ns
.ung James Goh-nna and John GORDON ior orsery H.
he second Degree John Ferguson william Smith EtwsId
floseuo. and William Montgomery icI burglary in the Third
degree and John holden and Andrew Mchil tos sgsaal
oil
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TIE KyGINES OF THE WAMPAEoAG.


ARRIVAL or THE Horace BEALs.-Ibe L. 5.
taficniiIe Horace Bcals u. T. Heath, Acting Master
commanding, Pensacola Ill days. TO 4. s. Naval De
partse arrived at this pot yesterday. The following
is lst OF ler officers:
Acting hescr ending ID. 7. Heath; Acting Assistant
Lsy,nsier Iclatod Norton Acting Masters hec aud H.
m.s' Prrdmoiej PsyIna.ef's Celk J. Packard; Act
La Carpenter, j. g. HON "a.
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COURT or COMHOS PLLAs-Tprit Tsxx-FE,. -.
Before Judge DAHL

(OFNT UF IO.T'TVN FLEN7~INfIf
Before Judge DAHL
DAMAGE 10 DRy GOODS NJ WATER
I,.,m.n gt.r,bnrs - a. ct John \. Fisher
The plaintiffs occupied tie lower part OF the
p-su.es No III Chamber, saet dry goods store They
ued - re- over et, by II e d-slsu,cn Of large
o OF d., goods. Csn,~i BY overflow Of water, which "a
i, nlnulns ia % 10 upper of. whc Wa occaIed ~
the def Thi. morning s JuIy rendered vesdio' io
she pantid. Tor sos =. .
sPsCiAL Txas-fxs. l2-Be'ols Judge CAnpoIo
Malcolm Baxter AIT. Jola Ada,r.-Fugtheg re-
t,rus ordc 81.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-SpyotAL TEHx-frD TX
Before Judge CAHooto.
DECISIONS.
Deyolin act Coleman. Motion 20 discharge from
..t Granted without COTS ond upon condition THAI defend
an; ,,.pulaie 20, BRING action icr false imprisonment.
Tie People &C. az. Murphy. Motion dc!-d without costs
pefrniani counsel Nay NE dee have order 10 slow
cause r,uab- e. the term. Moadsy mex, why tbs
appeal should not BE- dismissed
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HELArBOLD'S ROSE WASH,

ELMtol-Do tooE WASH,
al excellent lotion FOR diseases OF Syph,ic nature
az injection IA diseases c: tho Urinary Organs Tiine on
habit. o. dissipation used IN connection with the tx y
Buchg AID SafYspaEia. in such diseases as Teeen
Evidence Of the responsible aud reliable character
accompany Tie medicines.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
PROM TO 70 YEARS STANDING. With 80.
NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND FrAEs
Yor Medical Properties Of buchn, ,.
srr DfSPENsATORY or THE UNITED STATE.
see Professor DEVICES valuable works on the rrae'is
Sec reEa, made by tie late celebrated Dr. fHYsic fs.
aislphi.- . ,,,,r.,,. ,..nourrJ a..
.sr,rd Phy,ic.n aud Member q the Royal Cole rM.
reor, Ireland. and published In III" ran'Seuop'" 's
See Msiice ChirursIcAl Review, Published BY NJ MI"
Tn lylRs Fellow OF tho Royal College Of SuIscoi
sss r.ss, OF the a,c Standard Works CT Medicioe.
EXTRACT BCCHU, 81 Per bottle, OF SIS for ~ -,
EXTRACT sARsAPARiLLA. 81 per bsttle e sn ~
IMPROVED ROSE WASH. So Per bottle, or 81 ks
81 50. 49,. -, ,,,., A.
or ii.Y Dozen Of eah 70. tl2 which viii be sacisns
e,r. Al . ,so., bstns,. Gases n directions adhered to-
Delivered TO suy addrss securely packed nom ocservs~
describe symptcrl, In all COMMUNICATIONS Cure s1 -
,eei. Advice ssaiis,
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Tsse no Bsssl Mercury Unplecsan. Medicines, r n
p.ossai., and Dangerous Disease.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BCCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
IA Al ieir .tay-- ut lutte ESp.n.j lutte or 10 chang
Diet no inconvenience, AND No EXPOSURE
!, causes icgaea; tes:rC and gives strength TO Cnnaf
thereby removing distractions, preventing and curing s'rt
are. oil lie neiura Al.ying pain sad Inflammation, 30 fr-9oeA
tn mi. rla.. OF alse..e. and eXpelnz POiSOSOUa
DISEASED AND WORKOUT NATTER
Thousands upon thousands who have been tho
VICTIMS or QuACKS,
and who hsvc paid HEAVY FEES 20 BE enred IN ,oet
- NV. found they deceived end thst the Po'or'
rs by the ue Of Powerful As;rirseIts been once -
IA. system 10 br-.k out Ia aggravated form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRiA0E.
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MARINE COtRr-TAIn TRss-tss l3-Bego!e Judge
M,CAb4HY
DAMAGE b CROToN wAIER.

Janice T. fcrAilshs fliia bai'n'
Plaintiff sued 20 recover 600 for damage done
IA, ,.ok ofesrpr., oicloh, No l?J Bowsy the
% II September ,; lie alleged that Ito dci-adsnt who
occupied the upper oor q the psor. o IL" croton water
rnuns damaging h goods Aforesaid The ds'endant a.
.-cr-d by gcn- al drnsl Verde. Tor plsinth for f2@
A. H. Dyot Tor plaintiff, 4. sundsy for defendant.
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U.ITED STATES MARSliAL'5 OrPICE-rss IS.
ANOTHER SUBSTITUTE DROKLs IL TROUDLr.

David Ludlow WAS arrested to-day and brought
before asr.lal Murray, charged with doraudius Charles Ms
rim recruit IA tho 10th Heavy Artillery oil all his bounty
money and ssrwsd sndesyorns gel him to desert Tic
Marshal sent the case ~ Gen. DID, the pi,0ne! declining 10
pay back tho lnoacy.
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CITY ITEMS.

Prof. Dortwus vii deliyei tho third lecture
Of his ,vrr;e at c6jptr Institute tonight. Subject
The Wor.ds Indebtedness 10 Science"
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I;

FEMALES! FEMALES! FENfALESi
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, Or CCEIEA
PLATING MARRIAGE.
IN sny affections peculiar ~ Females the Extract P1chu
j. un.gused by any other remedy in CcIoss Rs.en.
ton Ire ulari. P-nfrns-- % Suppression o. Customary
vua,os liberated Scrhous state OF the Uterus Lea.
co.hoe or Whhes seriiy ,nd for all complaints incident
scr whether arising from lndoreop, Hsels Of Diss
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
see symptoms roOy-
no FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT Jr
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sURIoGATEs coURT-Fru. i,.-9sIsrs Surrogate
IpCE-a

WILLS PRovTD-CnAgIIABnr BBQCRsTs.
Tho wills of Tho following. namcd persons have
been admitted probate:
John H-cry Rachel Kocssl Adam APP-l John Johnson.
Henry Aibchn RnisT v MoVuey, fs,..a Jaci.on, VIM II
Persons Ho,ey
Tie va u Wm flnn sl.o airisd 20 probate contains
ch.tt,ab- Nine~r. Hoepi al
s ST. Msry'. Cherch cofn.T OF Grand AMI Ridge streets.
$500 10 tho Sisters 81 tho GOOD Shepherd, near hsren
t.pO.
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ARTIFICIAL EYHs.-Eycrett Rabbit of the
Massachusetts LIST Heavy Artillery formerly printer
who lost his right eye in consequence of wound re-
cci,ed at Fredercksburgh. hrs shown us M Artificial
eye which was generously presented to lin by Nj. T.
Gougcmenn. No 800 Broadway, manufacturer Of such
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Belmbolo's nle0irines.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCur,.

IfT.TINTTtOLD5o I'm IRACT BUCHJTI
Or weaknesses arising from Excesse Habits OF Dis.,..
ton Early indcrr.ion or Abuse, attended
with the follow Jug symptoms:
hdsposton 70 Exsrtiou, Lose 81 Power
Loss II Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing
Weak Nerves, Trembling
Honor OF Disease, Wak0fulness,
Iinness Of Vision, Pein in the Back,
Hot Hands, Flashing Of the Body
Dryness VI The Skin Eruptions on the Face,
Universal Lsssitude Of TIE Pallil Conference
Muscular System.
These symptoms II allowed 20 on which this raedins
Invariably follow
IMPOTENCY, FATuIIY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
IN Of which the patient may expire. Who say hey
frequently followed by those direnl diseases
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION!
Nay II tho Of their suffering but nors
viii confess The records Of the Insane yiuns AID the mel.
snchoy deaths by Consumption bear ample witness ,hs
Truth OF the assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORGANIC
WEAKNESS
requires the aid Of medicine strengthen and irys The
y item. which HELMGOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU Fais
bly, does Trial will convince the most skepsical
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AFFIDAVIT.

AFFIDAVIT. a..
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman Of the Sh
Ph.Aicpha f. T. Helmbcld who being duly swefn, go
say hi preparation eon ain. 40 IAr,oic no mercury w
injurious di'S'' 0U ''' "4' ''s'''"H H. 7. HELNB0r~
Sworn and subscribed before this I'D day Of ,
,s.I NM +. HlBBARD, Alderman.
i~' s.hs,, shove Race. Phladslp' b
Add.r.,l,.-!s To-, information, In eonndsn's'''
II. Il. HELMBOLD,
CHEMIST
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ST. GEORGES CHURcH.-1he Rev. Tapping
X. Ilipm0n les been appointed by the Nc.try as as
b. :ant TO lilo Rector Of -. Georges Church
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Observation-Disclosures

Tic annual interest on this sum amounts to s5lsteS O.
which IL almost balanced fy Tho increased tax derived
from the improved real estate in the vicinity Tho a..
tcsed yaue Of the three Wa.ds surrounding the Paik
las increased from s26f56 in 1856 to 400 IN
sC1 being increase Of s.i,4-9e3i yielding on in
creased tax Of ESQ, As %
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PRINCIPAL DEPOTS.
uyLmgoLps DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAaAS
uvtvpoLps DRUG AND. CHEMICAL wAsHs
nELMscLDs DRUG u5 ASa CHEMICAL WAN"
no. 5e4 BROADWAY, n. Y, ON
No. ho4 BROADWAY, N. T.. ON
No. 5o4 BROADWAY. N. y, ON
uErNBOID'S MEDICAL DEto1e
urLAIBoLD'S MEDICAL DEPorS
HrLAluOLD'S MEDICAL DEM EpM.
No IOa SOUTH TENTH-SE. PhlLAp
NO. I0i SOUTH TENrH-sr, fnitA DrIpW;.
no. IO1 SOUTH TENNIS ST, PhiLA W. y.
,x,v.pr or COtJNTERrEiTS AND eN''
"E" PIED DEALERS ,.,.,.a
whosale.yor TO dispose Of" their own and ''A'
on tho reputation aisainsdoy
tIrr.MROLD'S GENUINE PHcS~
RATIONS.
ASIA'oAV GENUINE EXTRACT DuoHu.
HELMBOLD'S ,..n,p,,,A
HELMBoLDs Wash.
soLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS EVERfwhL~S
ASK FOR aELMBOLD's'
TAKE NO OTHER
- Gu, gu, tho advertisement and wna 1911 ~ 'S'
pos.llos snas1posn~
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THE THIRTEENTH WARD EVENING School,
The Thirteenth Ward Evening Schools closed for
tho term Friday evening. Tho occrs,or ,-tl ,-sde
Of peculiar interest a piserann,e being specially
arranged ~ the TrInop,ls Sir j. % peni.t and Mrs.
Emily A. White, consisting n defamation, exercises
In verbal arithmetic ,aano-forte music oalsthcrics
and singing. yao building located 10 Broore street.
hear Miiett which is very clpaciOus one. wa, over
cfowdodwih the friends Of tie institution. who gave
marked dcIco Of their pleasure ~ the attendant en-
crclsos. Tho singing q the patriotic song. Our
Union. Right or Wrong hy Mis- Caro,an aroused
considerable caihusiasm. AddfeNos Of a oonsra,ula
tory nature made by several q ihe school officers
Col. Alex ndoT Stewart, Capt Potter l. 5. ". and
oilers. ~ 'he conclusion Of Capt. Fotcrs rcmAIks
the entire school sang Tie grand patriotic song Of The
Battle CTy Of Freedom which 'as certainly given with
0 spirit nnl an understanding also. Ihe Eveling
School Coro,.t..- . - ~ i-'errfh ~ .1isi-.' 80
',e -''''Fv - 49, ~-.i''.,s~ ""sH
Trustees Kostor. bra6. 81, gJavn. They deserve
,e7T Gtli. for the manner In which The schools have
been conducted during 'he " Winter tom.
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NAVAL Movements.
THE MyE-oV- BATTLE SHIP NEw-HA

THE ASE-OV BATTLE SHIP NEw-HAMPSIIRE TO
RELIEVE THE vERMONT.
The lnc-of.battle ship New Hampshire, al
Portsmouth, y H., it is understood il 10 go 70 Port
Royal to be the permanent guard slip there Ia pr &c OF
tte old vermont. On tho arrival Of the View. ilnmr.
shine the crow aId inyTis Of the vermont will 10
fransielIcd to her. ond the latter ordered 10 some
Navy Yard fOi repairs.
THE ENGINES or THE WAMPAEOAG.
The Navy Department has given Capt. JOIN
Ericsson &c This cily contract TO inIn ii the machn.
cry for tic steamer Nampan1ag, now ia course o;
construction 1T the Brooklyn Aavy-laId. They win he
butt by Do,am' ter and Tie cylinder win be hundred
inches in diameter Tie machinery for tne other fest
vessels ID OF construction b. private parties and
Government constructor hns been prepared we believe
ty the Eng!nCci-in-CA .el Of the May.
MAIL FOR THE sOUTH-ArLANTIC SQUADRON.
A transport will leave the Brooklyn Navy
yard for tie rendezyous ~ tie South Atlantic Blockade
1lect in % iow days. Persons having friends board
the di;icT II ships OF Admiral Dah!gies and Admiral
farTagots squadrols scad letters papcrs ard par
COS 70 them by forwarding them postpaid e. tx Brook
)yn Naval Lyceuu. mail Tor The EGst Gull Squadron
wiz $50 be made up IN a sort time.
Letters nnd papcr sL0nld bc sent TO the Lyccum =
Gay before the vessel sails 81 oil times
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TIL SANITARY FAIA-lhe ladies Of the Me-.
tropoltan Fair for the tf OF the United states San.
ity Commission in iurtherarco Of is complete suc.
would respectfully eld earnestly suggest 10 the
people Of this city that they Should form organizations
in I'll THEN various departments Of business. definite
end practical action in every trade calling md pursuit
vii! 80 define IL intentions and concentrate s energies
as to enable the Executive Committee 10 know what
may be relied o. what Ifepnieiicns have been made
and the iece ;eq0iycd (,r eoc, ,ybiLti0a.
Tie ladies offer for these business meetings tic rooms
at No. Great Jones street. end hope that metIopoi.
tan pride will fire all classes with honorable emulation
IN tls holy work Of help and succor 10 cul SICK md
vOnLed In tic hospitals and III the field Tie ladies'
hope sl'o that their circular las already reached every
house ehd home for every offering. however small will
Gad fins place with It's kindred tributes Of Loyalty
aud love.
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LAUNCHES new side-whecl steamer Tx
celsior, built at Stacks yard, for the Melsrs Lcary.
was launched on Saturday afternoon at 2p. M Sic is
ga feet in lereth, with a. feet beam oycr al, aud IL 10
be In running order In the month Of MAJ Her encines
ore being constructed by Muirhy & Co., and viii b.
very powerful.
The new steamship FuDs Shuey. which has already
been described in TIE TnIBtEEewss also successfully
launched on Saturday afternoon. from WhtlocA. yard
a. GrccupoiAt.
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JoHE l.. Burns, rnn CITIZEN SoLprR.-
John L. bnrnt the citizen soldier and hero 81 Getty
buIE j. Ia town visiting some Of his relatives who
re'id' IL ul' city Mr. Burns la the war Of 1919.
ana when The Hebcs entered Pennsylvania be seized
The musket OF lame soldier and rushed into the thick
Get OF the hight. and remained firing away nj the Rebels
until be Iccci,e ed three wounds when he WAS ken 10
the rear and cared for Tic Ia hale ard hearty old
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articles. The imitation Of the remaining eye IS remark
ably perfect and the defguroment consequent upon the
wound is entirely remodied
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NEw SITE FOR QuhRASrEE.-A number oi
gentlemen In tie Barfc On.ce pier on Saturday in n
steamer iog DC Lower Boy 10 locate tie cor now
Quarantine. Among tho COMPANY so noticed Mayor
GantLcg cA.Mlyor Han Of brooklyn. DR.. ThcmIron.
ID Gum. Dr. Wheeler. Cyrus T.. Smith Capt John
Gnlefpic, Mr. S,sauahan. and George W. Bluat csq.
The Icst OF their observations has moi get rausprcd.
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A SOUTHERN Russsa AND Ilr PRrY.-A

Baltimore ruuAor IN fUr coat. brought iIceborn
colorod recruit Friday noon 10 tLo ooe OF Provost.
Marshal f. l.. Bronson. No. I-j Sixth avenue. The
negro sed Nj colyer bad brought bin. but Mr. {. wa,
in The IOom and denied Il. On inquiry. Il appeared
that this runner had engaged tie man In Mliylsnd.
promising hin ESQ., which lc saG wa tic whole bountyi
had brought Lin and had finally told the poor fellow
tie real amount OF tlo bounty bu. bad frightened him
into giving up tho other $3.50 BY threat 0; selling bin
into Slavery. Whcn convinced with some difficulty
aat lc was saio uLdor tho United State lag ile POOR
follow told lis Whole stoiy dclgLtcdl received HE
$3.50, aud put $50 in the Saving BaA WAie she run
ner minus lis expenses. sent TO The night about by
threat Of arrest
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ARREST or ONE OF THB july HORNS
Detective q. w. Smith Of tie WasLing,on Police M.
rived here yesterday having in charge Peter J. Burke
suspected q being the prson vh" during tie iots lss'
July. fred the WceAarlcn ferry house at the foot OF
Torty-ibira street. y H. He i alsc charged viii hay
ing c1tolted money from hossIs. Jon's Co. In Sin
l,enth street aud other Persons during the Same
period. Justice Bowling committed Lin ior iIil.
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i.'uGl cot Of tho ltd............S3 ,ItJ, isl 81
Actual cot oi land ,'rtne"il lOStA trd
iiut. streets, lelrly taken into TIC ....
Gaib.......s.ss.ssss..ss ~. f2' 90
Iu...ita.e. r.. cOnsfrlci!1u....... 3glJJs1 Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-15

The following real estate sales wcro made
by 4. J. beeckor Son & Co.. Feb le. One house and
lot No. JOG Elm street west side, between Grand and
Brcome streets 2iSlGO Sll.oOO American Hce. Liza
beth City y. j., $1,000
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TOTAL Cor OF TIE CEsrRAL PAEK.-I. ap.

pear from TIE Seventh Annual Report Of the Commis
souers OF tie Central Park, TIN; tho total cost Of the
Pork 10 10 Dec 81, 1863. was as follows:
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Those rttle girls had grown 10 be women when The
,nournirl day broke that their fsther lying dead
In those twenty ears Of coBpanoDshp With him. they
had learned much nom lin, and ole 81 tbeu. ls q
literary course before her worthy Of Ter famous name
On he bright wlutry day, the last Tut Of the Old
year, he laid in BIS grave II heEs6 GgcCn, OeTc
30 mDglo tho dust 10 bich the mortal part of him Lad
returned with that of third child lost her infancy
years ago Jhc heads Of great coEcouso OF his -.
Iow.NOIters il tie Ats w,To DOSod abound bic tomb
lCo.nh. Magazine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-15

AMERICANS ABROAD.-List Of Americans reg
istcrcd At Guns American Agency. No. II Charlotte
street Bodiord Square London. Epsand. for thc two
week ending Jan. 80. 1861.
Peter 'hystal and Emily San FIsncisco; T. o. G. 'o,
he,sc.tf ~ ~ j. lairiaI Williamson, u. f.. Williamson.
sTsh'' "n. U.s. Barnard, Connecticut; Cyrus ". lirld,
Rev l"',i - j. hdmunds, Bo'ion w !. Bates Nov i"it
Tie Hs'. H. d. Sherman hewJers-y r. J. Slaie, New foiL
j. q hse' hs"iofki Il. II. E.6h TeIssi Wm. Stevens,