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pouR fARrIls RESDkRID is.fNslBLh Two or
ruEs DxAp-As AffAiR OF sYsfEIN. ETc.
very mysterious case involving The death 81 two
parties and cndsnserng the lives Of Two oshcr -sa
brought light yesferdsv 7, syrtars thai Ms no
.anna Gshsy, sged ss,y-ave hsr fIsncis. aged
twenty sii and her dzachlcs Nancy A., sged nsy
four ant grandson Francis ago four y,srs si 90
eapied small room IN tho teBneu@ns hoass sss Grsrd
street and that about O'Clock ,e-'srisy morning -
son rrzn~- who .. baker cane home aud wen, 20 bed
rns other members OF the family had already retired.
Al csybresk nothing sss hssrd frosn The ismy ADD ..
tsa O'Clock Thornss o<hsy brother of nnc called a.
lhs house. but oh essine The ~ niieS. s closed con
ciudsd the rarcs sleeping longer ftst usual, ara
wsat away Thomas Drnn spf srothsr y~Ftv suess.
qsenly wesl 90 The door, hu. found y ioched About
haf par fvo Hrs cosgrcve, sty r-ifns 80 orsrd
rresi went 20 ;hdokous 70 cali on Mr. ssbey asd
latch ana found The coor open she sent int
ne room and sa~ Mrs Gxhsy, she a.uxh.
tsr and grandson lying 10 bed, end ne sea
siiilns % char and All. 70 every spressnse. d.sd
she ran cot ard gave the alarm. Ofcer brdtcad. Of
the Thirteenth prscibes. came N and % ssar nation
found the old LADY aud srxnd on werv desd The yosnr
an and young woman wsre stin alive Dc bfvtn.
police surgeon and Dr Gavin called IN ant sue
ce.,ed In restoring the 100 parties " partial csnscoas-
nsss Thsy vere Unable however,, 70 1--WE any erpsns
Of the circumstances The ony theery that could b.
tshly closed o. scd email cooking stove N con
,sn Il Gre, safnc.eni amount Of fsr from ihe
sfove mus remained 10 The room 70 r'e1e- d~sh
CnrnBef dover notified and gill to'1 m inanea 40
shv bodies ~ morrow shcn al Ve flfs WI ~ etci~h
~ prsssrt 'he affair looks rather myssrors
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cssass in tho street Cass.
TO yuk Eplfos. % THE UEl4A LII

wv Yorx. De- 70. 1885.
sis -Psrnit 20 r,If your s,geaion, aud, through
your widely csnlat payer, Tho atteai,oo Of the p.ta~
and authorities, " Af,a sing crime IA this city.
I moan the oonmoa osv-y yi -sy rctbenes grnr
rally spoken OF - psck"' ~ elsh our street carr and
the public tasr.aghisr tsvr heard Of such
crimes for tim, past. L. ugh, there must he
some cIsgrrailon IN to staten. but Am as,ineS
now the half N not knowp.
know gentiriurn Who iAloiy si thor sa,obas ss
the street ears by pickpocseE Iws nou,lns W ,o~a
the Third avenue fcv nlsis y about nina
O'Clock, Nhen, In tho Bowory cu,, VA, looking
ras 10, To- There we're 4 people the al
the time Tue f~,ioNt took surrey Of tho premises
and the chances for aug vuSinc,s tut Gndipg the pan
ci.y Of pasacpgori ~oold PIE sn III N bus NJ In
crowd, and thereby opegr's, they luiDpou OF tho
car while Ia motion, witho, ~. my their furc o.e
leading aud shouting out flash styio TO The
others 10 follow Thoy gsl ut" crowded cur
generally, and hustle the ps-sspgcrs nil the,
rob SOME Of then, I have Ltcn whom thir has
taken place Having heard Ioch AMI tliss-
things myself took the IN, ihie 20 question tbs
ductorr of the different lines sboia tho matter Lnd
these rohbcries of 0coItrcncr and that bs
regular organized bands of ucsct npmeroua orni
dabIo terror to Inanv "f the eonaociors when
recognized defeated rs the cond 'toss they thrcsn
them IN future revenge la - cas-" thcJ bay.
roughly handled the conductors. ap not tbo~ tbs
msnager Of the railroads can DO ~ thFi - Ho'ef
their pHsasn.rrs hut appears they y n0 q u thr-ss
crimes be III II ~ high tims tis te H 'ad be
protected oy some means by the comic - nv tho
police by legislation 10 prevent more ina ian
number VI pnsHengrr being carried al ono 'll- h.
present nunp~r of not suicicni al orr 80 90
IN the day ~ companies shouli be required in -
on They make money enough aud snooi' ~
prlisi to 30 ans II II n matter IN vi en- 20. .s
the community are Interested and they n'fi i'r'
that ts GROWING oyi 10 checked at once int Q .
assumed f1rnldablr eharEtnr. ard will ris"a
something be done. Such state ~ things na
mailer nj npss q. VI.
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R.,ssas, John NAoasy rhoma, vim, JeremAh norts.

Rsssdap, John sAloasy Thomas QUINN Jeremiah Rorss
George ONcil
Tho oamp,tsos appointed al lhs previous meeting 10
Irish socioties represented in tho oon,enuo
reported progress delegate reported that he waited 90
Father Mathew rerpssrnnce Aid soocty No l. Of Brook
bn reI,os cd the wishes OF the convention, and thy
promised bring before to meeting OF that society
yesterday FATHER Mathew T. A sooety No had
pasaed resolution TO parade whh the New York sooc'i
On ~ Fsir,cks Day In, since the passage Of the rrsrn
ton 20 do fouhs OF It's monbcrs hsv. -ignne6
wish TO rc,elnd Their resolution and parade with tho
brooklyn s''siee~ resolution parsed Authorizing
assessment OF i've dollars each society ropr
10 meet the ca ucst Ipsnsos- s. Anns 81 Paul -
james, Assumption and the Father Mathew r. A. Soc'
cites then paid thar aAssssmobta
Tho Chairman ta.sn aanOuEr 4 and wished u under
stood the % the convention thai future IN
their detcru laton IN all ceebf aud especially ~
Psricks Day. 10 parade In brooklyn To this the
vcption gave thsir unqualified assani
A resolution pas-sd thai when the Convention -
Joarn ttey adjourn In meet tho La, Sui day Janu
ary.in the alb societies represented tAs
Copventos will have m opportunity ~ do so-ai WHICH
tim, election for marsals for the pafad. will BE- cit
Some other unimpovtAnt business was ranfArsod whss
tho Cou srssion ai,olrncd
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THE PROGRAMME OF ADJUSTMENTS


old Father Time hss been vcnfsbiy 'tassp By
The forelock" 10 1899 by She Manager Of the under
mentioned fsshiorsble ard well conducted places Of
Amusement, who have eetsrnred N Introduce the
Now Year today 10 heir hosts Of psiruns vi,b
plsy. end song, aud dAse.-lp fact 'bssnlss 81
over with smiles The very form which should be
presented . happy aud conienisd people u viii b.
seen from our rtr~s that most tsen.d corpAries oil
risy most ercelsn, rsos tts theatres ths; W.
and hnmor will abound ia tho uusc hall, thai udsrs
scrobsp and other performers possessing nerve
ana graceful slessEoe viii BE- msrsnsed o. The crcus
that Iere will be- ou his rcps and IN bis csrc.s
deed that between the sioss the snd the ecui.
hbri,s the only difcrhy will be for ,te people % 90
t.rrnine in whst particular place they ssb 10 eric,
,hcmselv.. sner having b'd "Hsrr, Sc fss 70
their frenas
rng BROADWAY ragsrup
The fseorite aud popular comedy, sam wi - Der
formed Of the Broadway this evening ih' psrorta ne
10 conclude with the npersonson ID t-o eo's q Hsss
Mr. v. T. Chsnfrsu will sustain bath chsrctrir HtvAt
Ne supported fns ayis by the sumeroas stf ~ "a
company engaged In lhs establishment u d scarcely
ecessssy ioforvs our readers hat Mr. Chanfran vii
positively closs his fsiicrisg engagement o. fnecn
dursfiou this saturday January 81
svenlLs shss sn7 among "a have no, ys, seen
san 'sty must vist him during the holidays o.
Nov Years When tl,ey WI meet hin in conpsny with
,ss -,ownea Moe. We shall nor, week have the
rle.-ars of y.coming back 10 our metropolitan basrd'
that .amirsble comedian, NJ John owens. who
renccs hls lops announced engagement this broadway
on MONDAY, Jsruarys Ne y % ssks bs appearance N
nee version VI TIE plsr VI 10. FeoOIs's is.s- e
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TINE MUNICIPAL RECEPTIONS.
Mayor Iuo9ma ans Invitation.
4 CARD,

The Common Council having teadefed 70 Hon. jchn T.
Hoffman, Mayor rect, thsuse Of the Govrrnor Room.
In the City Hall for that purpo-s he will be happy to
receive hts fr,cuds aud fellow citizens there New
Years Day between the hoc Of twelve Two c,oek
Receptfos ~ the Broehfyn O0efa1s.
Mayor Wood, tho retiring o6osr, and Mayor Booth the
new Incumbent will receive Their Trends from ten 20
one O'Clock to-day Cvew Years., at tho Mayors once,
cxy Hall Chief Engineer John Cunningham viii -
csive HE friends at he once CITY Hrii iso
O'Clock J. Oakley Nodns, the ssrcci Con missioner,
viii receive calls u bis once, cry Hail. from ten A.
To one o'clock r ~
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the Rev Mr. Hayter, The Rev Mr. d. fny.
assistant edaors ef Tho Csvli.s aid JortdL
and Isv Mr. Hihrosh pastor al the TRINITY Eotbos u
Episcopal church. 10 Thirty fourth street. aAsted la the
ssrveex The Saodny school connected With the church
ua6s ooassk In thu afternoon, when about Two
hundrcd chIdfSn prcseoL Dvrag the afIern,on
service sermoa pre- achod by the Rev. Mr. Hdrvih
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PoEuAsr, dec. 81. isr.
T,e .tcamshp Beigisu. oariA'n brovn, from Lis's
pool Deosmbcr A. via Londonderry Igth. arrived tbs
morning bringing two handrrd and oigst~ ai gasfss
yerg. Her news has boon anticipated
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THE RELIGIOUS SERVICES.


The advent OF the New Year was celebrated With many
interesting ceremonies at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Of tho Pilgrims Forty eighth street. Evening
services commenced at the usual hour and pro
ionged ILL midnight Prayer was conducted by tho
pastor, Rev. s. A. Baker and of the most earnest
description Several members Of the congregation then
stood up and related their experiences and the
which they had been rescued from per.
dition and placed the path ~ heaven. TIE
subject OF tho MY times are
IN thy hand Palms thirty hrst chapterand the ser
mon review OF the history OF country for the
past year. Another rermon preached "a late hour
the being taken from Matthew, twenty FIRST chapter
When the hour of midnight arrived the new year was
greeted with universal shout FROM the congregation
aud then exciting OF congratulations, hand
shaking, embracing and merrirent took place Aiier
nduging for time in thls reunion, The congregs
ton separated.
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Ia Potfts-nih street.. nsss Nah syeuHs. -. o.
n.h Nssscdi.s Hpsscopx rhurrh 81 ustoh me 10y ~
slnt be - sos. dsdiossd ye.<-rdsy ~ih Apprs
pns.s srryf-es. ami : fsil soap-s4Asn ves - svss
sac rhs nsulb-r % Carrsn ss,l-oisl IN t4ss ~ N
llaised ny SIRE horssm, aver scrhy asf rass, 70
sp.ci,ss ciaa a peopas Tue soasrsgs.'oa 80 rtseh
"a, n.s ssacs IN foarssenlh arss, kzs tvss sr,ts ~
s,I IN sHhi-srs 70 sms YEAR, tna frns'y 90"
s5ppsa voods9 bashdiss ,hs sbet.ny Thn . -
q cypd st4rfh ~fscb bAt bsfD sslr fgr ~ gs'us&n
Ms,hos.ts Angtasr German ssshos-t efsfsh - .i.f
"a s~osss siT-ss 90 ths 90, 30 a The chr r,s nsw
shsrrh fuar isnsh rsres. 10 be.a sf1ssar-, ~ -
hss been W. "a % stD1t tfa ts@seapf ssl
isrs b~~tl~s ths fvrss,ass ~hnh cata ah tb9sAiia
sntsr NOR TIE VIA are vainci a ~ itpsas1 90.
lar. whsn The csagrssaftor met ~ sresD rogFuhf
they Isci. ed ssass~n nndrsd snd any d9lA "a aFss
fsr the. prry~ry Th~ vhois smownt bgs A -, 80
rua~f earfnx the dsy Ds~Dt ihs rnortns - ~
lHg <<nare safrnon pr~~ bec ~ Htbrl js<-s 80
tDsf hh vr' fror ns Inn chsessr " ~ rsiiis- th'
ss~ssss~rth ara nts~rfh r~rn<s TIE BAhsI's o.
coar~ smsfs<ef stgvsiiioa ~ TIE .ensrvstrs saa
prnxr~~slvs rsrtstssss ~ 0h,uc.1fsv snd n 49,
an abb s@sss1ss.as skMA $50 scw~pF nAs y
ts- ss-s. ~. s~~.-r 80 " ~ maa
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Bprr, De ri, iSs
a Young ts.n. named Richard ossns, hhcAfArs
IA nier he himself Dad With p-toi lass eseesr 10
Bruoes usndo~ Al "a. store vatlng,oa srs's .hss.
ne A.nplo,sd Ne he'd but laesy srlvea n Boaiss.
AsI 4, !. ssld he cas- frvm zss~~vps 0aa ~ hsa -,
e.-.,, -.ua--fes sywvsees " Ss,snv,
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DISCOURSE 90 srv- Nh. ALVIN sAKrLErT ar Nh
rL1cE coSGEI0ArfossL oHCacn. sEoosLys.
The Rev 4. Bartie,i preached lasl GIT 10 large
congregation IN hs church % Els. pl,oe Brookyn on
the sahjeci OF 'Ihs Jubilee ~ the New Yerf Bsrrt
he seIocted from the second Booa Is; samusi ,~efh
we're Of the sasenh chapter ben samuel toos stone
sns sst e, Sc ls siUrda;iug ais teri me reverend
senlIemsn ssId that s.rsucs posef wiih God had
deemed Israel from bis wrath. Tue power ~ . pure
character with Heaven had 30, bcea considered BY ~.
en-n, snd ffrsai was redeemed ttTOush ,he media
tlnn u jnf There spcahs a fss
IL. Of sssry a~flos sv.aes'y rsosia"ss.si OR
i.ss struggle fuh Of this ds,nonsfsisn. sod
Tie moe apt-i,eyng bad % l.osh come 3, hst,
fanh "a tho Divine 'nierpos.ou Il va heroming
u r-cngn1s she fpnausi aud material b-nadt' ~t ~
~.r. u. sn Of God Tb, yes ~as rely jubilee year
% eorn~r their history. An American CIra.sn
rich shsntsbee from the rass fhs dsauoiion d,
the lo.ses from The % Ilfs eff ~ fsc1iss sni
IoymsnD wtose pos-ss.ios ger. pleasure rbe .nsviu.
bic ls~ that God gave 70 him ~to hath operAtcd
rso. - ,hrif, God h-d nade y gs''sn, asd q se
he'd sosSing a vss through ovp fxnf All o; Coils
dealings 6r.i recognized man free sg-nsy Ike rftsn
elements ard sssss in ehsnisiry ~hieh changed che
nsssrs Of oisss thing snhoai banging thfmtavss %
God, by HIS grace acted upon hs creatures without
Altering hmSoK vor the year which to bsss ar.
ae ss m.i.sr be- h..,-n "' wss .i,..a q
oonsdsrst,on o. Their n'ure o. s~ci~y 10
The church . si.s..r .hoald b. is,ilsa %
n had been unfortunately ~. ,oo tha many - the
cisrsy ~ other ohurCbs. hsd selected subjscu ~
pypala thsSssev A. FOR tho py-esut eonsregsop, the
une rule would BE- ~ sgut nsrO~ prsiudi, sa-n0' %
sssr 90 mnsissis points nos 20 hold " ocrs'rain-1
creed church thus dvssfsd vss ous % hsrTBony and
tho one which Chrrt rt~sded. a uhsc a elenInnr
10, always one of srengib On ne oybtrsry, NIB
union ~ sbt be nuitplh " in1rmit~s sn9 the
more tbs sdsf ch gfrh@s Me lsss there
Of ,hem. On the means whch God gave BITE cf.airrrF
for toe pirpns~ ~ .rrvipr him tb~re stkh hs
reverend rp~skef cuuid ronnrsd sarn~~uy thsn
tas ssn1Ay shoot IN the future Their rtrrrh shouh
colirlbae 10 s srs~t eh,stssss = b~ssg os~u.s VI
concludes 9TH wishing the dsssh ~ md ssisshne~
With sts o. IRE Old ara h.p~f that tha'f
TOR uey nigh; Ions ~ spared 10 esch o,hes
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Services ut the Chur~h Of IN. ynraras-


The services Church OF The Incarnation,
Of Lexington avenue and Thirty fourth street. last
evening OF interesting character, the coca
being tho annual ysit aud appeal for aid by the
children Of The ProtestAn yfiscopal Orphan Asylum.
The congress tlon however unuEually small Aftcr
the usual prayer which devoutly listened TO by all
present several OF tne orphan children accompanied BY
the organ, rang the Forty third hymn comnon Prayer
entitled " While shepaIs- watched their fccks BY
niyht ,ner highly ereditsble n their MUSICAL
training The Rev. Dr.. Montgomery then assembled the
pulpit snJ. taking fbr hs the fourteenth chapter
and eighteenth according 70 ST. John -" VIII not
leave yog conforflcss will come to you made mos
urgent and Affecting appeal 70 hB hearers In behalf
the orphans the specially beloved VI Christ He spoke
Al considerable length, settng Firth the clamr
~ the Orphan Asylum the most benevolent or
all Institutions Here children trained Ia the oyc
aud fear % GOD. clothed fed and found employ
thsy able 10 mslntsn Themselves In
cnsop, hs sad the Orphan Home OF the Protestant
Episcopsi Church peaks for ren Y0n before you
the little no cared Tor Their physical
vosy checks sna general hesfhul ayp.sIslc. Oql os
Si sirty sigbt children Of that institution
bnt death ocrur7rd drfin; 10 pat year The
managers now ~ much u,ed, and have Ia ih.
treasury NJ the present time oar. enough VI monsj IA
sustain the ssylIm for months. II require 81 200
per month for ~ supper They appeal to this
grsgston fot thu which they have right 20 stPect
FROM
IN. collection was then token up. -Dd rir -um
realized ldering he limited number prfren' hurry
afief vi n he congregation dispefei
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SERVICES YESTERDAY.

Dkceurse BY. Rev. Dr. EueslsaA n Calvary
Baptist Ch~reh---Sermou sy 9es. No. nOat-
gsnaesy ct tho Church Of the InsarEnlaen =
Sermon BY Rev. ". A. Bartlett 1t IN En-
Place Csnyregstisuai Church, brooklyn
Dedlsatisn Of = Hsu German uetiAsdkt
Chncsh - Esurteenth street.
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Discourse ~ Rev. D~. sekisna ~ cals
vary spsist Church.

Discourse ~ Rev. Dr. Dae kisna st Cals
vary Baptist Church.
Tncrc large attendance ary Baptist church.
iu Twenty third strset, yesterday morning discourse
on the psw year vas preached BY Rev. Dr. Backland.
me reverend preacher commenced his discourse By
gseting fSsm the tenth cbapter OF Asbrsws thirty
second verse-'CAi 70 remembrance the former days
From this text he preached eloquent discourse God
had ordssnsd that should mark time BY dasrsns
periods One OF those periods had jns, passed away
The history Of the human soul for single year. could
DO written tod would indeed DO highly Interesting
II would contain angelic lessons to Us sll The history
Of family fos single year also contained Interesting
lessons OF cherlshsd principles Joys and sorows. In
tina Same way wr with the history Of the church.
Let thcu look back to the events which TRANSFERRED In
that church during the yesr. Let them enter with
zeal INFO the future. II he had desire earth II
was that this congregation should excel in religious faith,
10 enlit the power Of the Almighty in their favor
TO forward the missionary workto organize their Sab
bath schools and other Christian lsbors. God had
crowned their efforts With succsa. As church they
had done we'll One third OF their Indebtedness had
been re,aoved Elements OF moral disease had been
peacefully removed Nothing marked the svors os God
TO church than this. Good and faithful had
b.en sent 10 teach thOm tho Gospel He shraDk from
endenvortng To draw any from othar churches, but he
would be very happy TO have many possible come
within tho folds Of his congregation God had shown
them during the Pos, year how generously he could pro-
tect and cherish these whom he loved Thor attend
aDce had been regular AMI those who n tho
feet Of Christ would he surely nhucd with tho real and
religious ardor Dscessary for salvation. one great
evil OF day indifference 10 attending the house
OF God People should ruin their souls attend
ing 70 busuoss more tsn 10 tho care OF heir sous He
tho reversed prcaeher would urge his congregation 10
be punciuM In their attendance. Mt church hs thanked
God for The earnestncss ard progress % the year In
this city attractions the strongest eyerons should no
made 70 bring all to the church What tire bench
ciai churches in this CITY, We've they bot ihose
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tstsl lish~l q ls-a
ply a.. r.s<s. ~ suia- .,.y sgs ...sss ssi- 80.
s.si~-l fag hoo. sfs-- tihsI rIisli " rfsf ~
GunPNffrffn wsssr1sas ga bfcA3-sy. A@r -
Essry Fsao iIly -sfrn.-f
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eern.. s-.,.".. kr,.'y."" . ..,". =: &c, go
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gassp~sf useok store 10 the Weria-
ssr~~ S-- Dsy lesstf An.asls go hiiafsns
LK0aAT HEOTnTrs
~ sas-s slss@k. t~Af- hsssesse.
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A.-tpssm's Asthma Care ssssr rst.
~ Ysi~ss .hsisri Sc aanaast
~ DEN ~ HAENE- 30. n Para roe
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a sus.s sswtax Machine. Making sss
dnrah.s WILCOX a nfbbr 90 ffata~sf
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eytsssSsso'. ussv Dys, Pssssrystsse
Ia 8Fs stpiI-f W all 4 srtssts
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1ssssrrs ar.s, nsssr-ssts Hs"sSs
t. =. ,s.~~s.s-s.. -~~T.L.- sn4 nssryss sa-1ssbt
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All Prizes Cssh-d In Legal LesssS,ss.--
cLrrr Hroi,r i7s Br.as-.v
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--..---.--..~....--<----
The mail stcsInship CGbs, Captain sioes, Will 'ss.
nos,on On "Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails Tor Europe viii coss IN this city a qusrss
fast and half. pat iive O'Clock to.mofro-
Tho Sr~ YoaE igrLn-Ei,uon Tor Eprops--~l,' To
published cst O'Clock morning and wi
contain late and important SoNa fnn heaioo. cenirsi
md south America aud tr West indies Further detAi-
81 lhe Fanan rrscss the latest la,.guoe ftoa al pot
upas Of the United states and aonognts Of al oppFtAs'
events ~ the Day
sisEls copies, 10 -rpper, ready for NJ uss. st'
CENTS
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toiisavo .laui e.'he lsh, snsea every .a',i- q ~.
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oud -ssr Fsah hieh Ths 'ertshs arcr b. % nrsi
A Bses IA ards Ladies Pepper Goiisvs
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'aa sss.'ss. II aiss,si 80. am ., rs
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