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mas been represented, although he occasionally
preached. we cannot better conclude this sketch
than by giving The following testimony 10 bis
"ortf, borne, 'ince his death, by the Rev. Dr..
hlng, the eminent Ercsbvt, Eian minister. Of che
city OF Glasgow, who visited Jamaica man,
years ago. ana was Mr.. Gordun's guest dpring a
Tortion Of the lime lie >pcn, in that island -
+" From the rcyrrscS Of the COLONY lie father rs.
y I"r'ionl, from being very iich, came 10 lose
all ana the cpl"rrd son bought the estate, no,
however TO deprive him of it, bu, to leave him
40 occ ipancy surrounded By the co,ntor; q be had
been accu toned 70 enjoy. S. acted the son Of
INC h"''ds"vnai wi,cn the feelings Of tile
ih'l.cr's white wife and her children would not
permit him to enter the pa,ernal abode. Yet lie
always spoke 10 me with deferenha.. regard for
Ns father, ant never uttered u disresprcdul word
regarding Mrs. Gordon. Ike YES ~tcnlerlY sen.
sitirc. onc dag, Us we were walking together
he tecirnc pcnsiyc and absorbed, aud, after ceas.
ing for = little while to speak or listen, b, re-.
questcd me 10 step a-id witt, him. lie stopped
before a sligf', elevation Of the grass, and said to
me, with much emotion. Z. Ny mother is buried
there; she wis u negro and y alarc hut she va,
q &ini mother to me, and I loved her dearly"
as he uttered these word his tears ,ricklcd down
upon her grave. The efforts Of tile son could no,
make The iml'overisied father happy in Jamaica
where he had long held n high position and :
was arranged TINT Mr.. Gordon. seI., with, hisG
mii!y, should leave for The mother country. chiefly
or exclusively By the aid wi,irh Goriou's dial
mtIs'tirenrc provided. Wien The day ofdepar.
'n'r was nj hand, the son said to me You know
NAT am not permitted to give my father vale.
'iictory attentions. | have promised him that you
Will do So fcr me, and will accompany him and
his white family 10, the ship
These affecting rcIaini SCIENCES Of pr. King'a
show what manner ui uan Gordon was. and tend
TO deepen our regrc. a, lis yitincly end. I'm
timely, VIC say. hut only TO human vision; for,
F" being dead. he yet sleake,h."
, 1866-01-27
PROSPECTUS
.FUi: rlli:
South Carolina Leader
A weekly journal OF the Times.

"L.aH.
Tie LEADER will he devoted to The interest OF
Free Labor and general reform.
Tie Federal Government will br sustained III, III
ha1nrls ind we hope tlmt its ultimate policy towards
THIS State VIII rnsurc peace. prosperity, and dumrs
tic tranquility.
THAI self evident truth, contained in tn, l).rltra.
tlon OF Independence, : liiut Ill met lir created
cqusi,H will be slc4',fasil. adhered to.
In matters of local concern. u viii give. lis earnest,
support 10 ali important, public measures aml ,rilc;,
cal improvements.
While fearless in its advocacy OF the right, a,i
frank In its druunciation Of the wrong, its culum>
Will never I've made a channel OF roirsr ,.lsuua
abuse. II will deal with principle, rather than men.
nnh allow the free aud r,u,irl ,it-ru--iun OF all -,,L
jrcts pertaining TO the public good.
IN striving To nike this rinrlia,iv,iiy a paper ;ni
the People, we confidently look TO ii.c,m Tor III.
amount OF eub'''Pii"n and advertising. patronage.
which its worth demands.
.#.#. .". HH## f. II HERR H. S"C iI
, 1866-01-27

Why S"r Fnr>r TIE SnrrI.nN pE,r.a: j.
H. e.! OF those who me anxn,u- to ,,imw III,
tiancc- OF IN ,k.nI~ coip:,h-ni c,pstal by lr,>t.
ilnnc, : hnt f" rr:i the political ,ri>tu9rlry 1T he
SOUL aud The p,l,,cni "rt>t,c,nry It the y rtn.
"a" answer I" thus Yry i. nnn,ly "ij els I",iu-,.
'ns the Southern people. rxccp' the tynli"ruu-
cavalry and their friends, whn ncvri trusted
hem.-dldn't. ia,. 10 trust he II 10 vot, even
IN the q 'cet,un ut secession. The Suu,h,r,,
pr'pl" properly approached aud properly ,,ni,
,iih. ii,miv aud kindly Treated. ,nn ,n>lly 10,
" " nr~ aud uuiy d, ni"clntic nd 1t ,l,,ns,.
Is 'clnliy AMI pci,,icnlly.-hiou.ht TO accept ire.
,ii"r am! honor 1.-THE IRE, 5, ho"l and -up,rnr:
free in>;,tut,n,> gclc,nlls. ana cnnlc>s ,!,ri,
Norm u!,kr 10 The willie n,u,, and lie c"lu.vG
'""''. ly.n. under 'Gn"I laws. aud nj ing
Quui III; rs n, %citizrHs. But II i hoi ,hc,,
>%"uIhr,n people to' whom ,hr coppu;lcnd, nsk
CO. 6drnc.. They want this Tor The old oppr,s.
.nt- Of these southern people.
Now, VI regard To tin class, ut the feet OF The
nat,"n wlici, :hcy tried 10 destroy. whmunsly
seeking p",d"n ind mercy. or else SUI nn!,s-
ninS thu; co'qucrors, and cxactns their own
terms, Of Trconclliati"n, in regard ~ this class.
~lmt has the country done in The plsi, cxccp:
Them, to lis tc,,ihlr cost: They had almost a
monopoly Of thr offices OF the army md navy:
they lnrlrd It ut Washington Tor Years ana
years they cI,ricd The plantation whip ana The
~1ludS,on into Congress; They null fled, dizzy
>rcedr they stole. They COMMITTED perjury,
the, fired on tlr flns that n,v,I before hus br,n
%tfnmpl,d upon. nnd plunged the land into ali
the mirrors of evil "al: 'hty did thi, whenever
heir sch,nr. were thwaIted, their ambition dc.
frnteh, their rXnciinns or ti,ir unconstitutional
and nn'-rrpr;hlican THEORIES refused az he pol
lcy Of the Gny,rnmrnt. Their boast was rha,
they would rule or ruin. They Jailed ", las, 10
rule. md %bioush, ruin upon lhrm>tlycs. Are
we 10 rescue them from the CONSEQUENCES uf their
avn ma .ne>sa Ale wr 10 trust them Sill los
yer, 10 huv, tn III Ic-cnart ihrir old roles Of
%narplnts aud CUnspira,os n.n.n>t lhr present
interests aud HE future prosperity Of all the
people Of MI srutions'- Boston Transcript.
, 1866-01-27
POETRY.
TO MISS MARY +. WESTON.

R~EsrLcrruLLr pEnlcArEp nr THE AurnoR.
Hist. sister! hist! deli .l!rnl song Ii ar.
Mci'.ii,k> L grief ,uniinim-lrI w.rh il,gi, fear
Ti"n> ru,,llniS. thankful. tl,uugl, the stroke
I God has deeply pierced. Twas ,hils she
spoke,
The Young maid c,ir while in her eve II tear,
VIII larry I,rISli,ic,s, gicanlc,!, which >nun ,.rr
dear ###
Hat .,ic'> existence quickly saw md kissed
away,
AS / a., boil. bowed, fresh VOWS their Lord To
pay,
In .ei,nr rs rninnc Adam will, fair Eve.
Oar n'c'cn, dam, ere they did s,n perceive.
Now nearer swrll> the solcml, mournful dirsc,
M"r beauty man ,iV>t seldom III srrnr t;Irrgr.
As >o.n llIclr eye, hc!,cid, SLOW, winding down
tue slu;,ii,s stte,t, on cit...r si,ir, Tar. NJ. bound
Inc l"trlS lcar,'', expressive ui the dead.
!i:,;; eyes first 'n,t. imitrs>iiis i.c"it aud head
VIII, k,,un ic,ioe most important, bul mh.cl
Ton oil resistance u the well toned minds.
Death, amiui liionGh il sounds. alias 100 true
Mu>t COME alike is well l., me and You,
Sair, like tl.,sc tmu In ones. iuI uuI wc live
For tl'ry, deaths l.,rliy >trcp en- never grove.
Bui louder bursts The heaven aw..kenin. strain.
What warm dcNoliun iii, ,hc soI.,nn ,run
The CHOIR white iut.ts thc gulsc seems lott 10
boar
10 where ii, soul II Ii n,rl, took ,l,ro' mid iii
fui vino was now, Wit" pure tli@c!ic Ilir"rg,
Low hri,!r,i III q ii , liuunc, is. nm. ll,s song.
..i. Yes! Tor h,"l love, IiIuriai beings praise,
" lieu 81 ~ luinbir min,i !Gtri.tk. t.cIr lays.
"c beavers SIN, Miti >clri>, lvt,!rc tic lir,rsc
Nit' s'.Hnt, >latciy Steps appeared nrxtii ST
For PRIME III thc yan The io!is.irlcd servant
TODD,
Tie ni!i>scr III 20 their souls Tor good,
lie " hi lou S,ruvI TIER iicirt> to .r,n of Sin
AUD gas deep liza i, AMI I.uw Gowns ,lir - YIN.
\rw IA piNc > lon. ,iUu ii, ii.r.i iurllii,l.
F! .tNt> II, Tue cii"ru, he 80 r'',i, tiiio,.li the line.
| he. III. 'i"il, gao" win tie. soui-Ii ,Ing sound,
from .asl u Ii. 81 cclcsti' stratus rebound.
III icAtliic 'icr, tl' nci"it, joi,iy,l HE round.
Wow GA Icy S,avciy MARCHED 10 turir' sweet
VI lirartiUlt love, VIII CHI made the mir echo
Inc %Ih'.l.Yts soa"l, L ok tnruu;ll Tie ,rcial
ii!' >''llt fragrant garden spi,cd will, ricl.
~ M. :, tic "'m'>il',rs, ill z%rpi,srs' gales,
.N".k'!lui:. sweeps aloil, II. last cAinilrs
tug s ~. rou> ud> lie .,ic. itrruu, gut.
- o 50 ,',e> te.t ,i,ru, Lac Two we az.
',i'i,fs ia. ,lsI a,ovt lilo Iul,iAl pass Il.
y uicl i,.cy had scvu, t..uu.n tear, l.,tilv,i one
lar iacr.
Bat. o.! IA zr,l iri n"t c"nu:., How trw
.H toll Il iiu:.cr : Won. M >Ir. l.: gore!
!iirn. it.c.. 'oti .hc Garth iuok lkc u place Tor.
loin.
' i"nl,l desert. YES. Il saii, m:,>lt,
\ "iil, no l,Iciri II, na,urc nor To- ;rarc.
.iui icinv SIS avvln la l,uwi all siiv> around.
~" nt..ci lose. !, -, ms. can head t..r wuuul.
u"iil the eye l. IN ned a,,,r, vi I'm,
And We survey Jrrnv,l', Ave, WHAT ,il,
: ill many sins. liz u,,iihok> divine
Ia II vii. :. Jn-.!u. heart We ali rcsiru.
, 1866-01-27
MISCELLANY.
THE JAMAICA MARTYR.

As'lemn and impressive lesson is con,aine1; i,
the Glowing biography Of the martyr Of sI..r:,ai.
en-. at Willie men who have Owned slaves read
II. aad profit by its r%enclling.
/ the person "f the late George William Cor.
doI Jamaica has just added anothc- name 70 tho
list'f those who have sealed tIlrir devotion N
l'htir win their lives another victim 10 ,l,c nc.
ca'rd spirit ot negro slavery. Gordon will now
iaf r"iE with the missionary Smith, who l,ry
yeas e" persisted mi>crablv in q dungeon in
D.rher'fa, III which he had hccn incarccrnl,l Ly
The r'at"rs fr the crime Of preaching The eos.
pei at s,riinal liberty 10 the black slave. of th,,
colony with JOHN l.rnwn, who paid will, NJ. IN.
III. Pentv OF his noble devotion To the rnus, of
ncgr" t.dnln. y brief sketch OF the .Jlm;,;,.,
martyr Ill. We are sure, be ppruscd with ,p,er.
esi by numc,ous class of readers.
G"nrl William Gordon was NJ The time of III.
excc,:'it close upon so years OF age. IL. wn, =
'arive' 'the island of JnInai.n. and was bern
l.. scrsid". his mnlhcr being a mulatto sl,v,
womhn;l's intlrrr wasa Sro,chman. n !. pIn,,.
lALizsiry. or ngcnt Of absentee propric,o1s.
.A88S3 but the %scnniicst elementary .dpc..
Ha&SSSe wing discovered remarkable NM.
d{#& hguIrs. he wa, placed by his fn,h,r i,
!. #MinS-honsc Of a wealthy Jamaica p,sn,.
CT, 81 he remained for a few years. lie Then
omMe,d business on his own account, apd
by his 4, diligence. promptitudr. and purc-
tunlity, On raised himself TO a lending po,i,io,
among mcIchnnts Of the count, y. HAVING
howevr.nib"rkcd largely in sugar cultivation
a sf"rt Ne previous TO tn. triumph Of The free
,rnd. iey II Englanh. the passage Of the 81.
gar au' b'N Of 1916. whereby the difcrcn,ial
du'srs iuror OF The products Of fr &c labor vc,e
ahollhhcausrd HIM sevrre losses, from Tho #.
trcts o'hleh. owing to the progressive dcpre.
clallon Jamaica property. his fortunes never
cntiirlcc"vrIcd. About three wears 100 ho
was tl-d Member Of Assembly for one of mo
rural ishcs Of the island, his constituents h..
ing p'ipally black people; and he had M
B j" nt,tcIrd the Legislature than hc took b;s
1.an'( an hwowed opponent: Of the policy
whicms a. the supremacy Of the plantct elise
III th'l"nv, at H.: expense Of other interests
OF v Importance to the public wca', and
prosh'mself o formidable opponent. Of the !
, 1866-01-27

RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED nr rnr Aurnom.
, 1866-01-27

't Search within, ~, ~
Nrhuni,-alI is "urhnnt mru,. 'TIs '"'5 'o,c
:Ai"','sii: With the prrsrnt, ..hl. IN turn.
Zach has the mastery u
, 1866-01-27

1T g with thr greatest d ,tfirnlry thu, I at.
tempt !" separate p"liry from justice. Ju, ice
is itself The great -'ai,ilng r"l,cy at civil ,,Icirty.
aud any evident departure from l.. under my
circumstances. lir> under tnr suspicion OF beng
no policy at all.-Ea,nnnd Burke.
, 1866-01-27
ITRH Ut z
HTT a nT T"Tr@>T on; Excl
oll1A. FJ0 ~ ~ farmers,
.F.NL.. # ! bout FrI6

COMM G t1S,s,: %ak' rs r. A&S
Articles Inserted undaI,f'lfe WEEKLY NS&&Y
correspondents. We shall :. &*4.
mtui'attolts bf merit, bmt do 80. SS#.
Hpols'l;le TOT their sc,,tiiilr.,s. mcrlcan rnstitul@
49, ---:-.L------ --& ~ ripuItur,, ..H
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4musemeu's.
NRAND CHARITABLE FAIR,


GRAND CHARITABLE FAIR,
" rREsrsrmifIDSs FESTIVAL.
- 81,
Home ard sSs' % Ss .DS n s.:ss '
AHAPrEAL TO THE PUBLIC;
FdusoS md ausasnoe Destitute Children Of SOLDIER
"a 10. zs6 a s Sif ~
h the HONE add senoo en.bed 70 reeeve and care
Ma h. On ULYSSES 5. GRANT PfssSsB1
Mr. Mr. G SsaS e. p J. sR aRHS TIE Fra
Mis- RGgERT FORSTER. sscoaa Vice Presidsas
Mrs. WM H HGE Ei's' ,yy:.v.udns s..rs.
Mr. Mr.: sEv yAs 8 6i h4Eh Manage ssa.s.s
Mr. H.. y r. 6 GfFstHhS 9&6 6iis .u.s
Nrs NELSON PLACE. Manage.
MIR. H. J. SHERMAN MsBsseG
Nrs WILLIAM MAILLER MAnsr,t
Mrs. JAMES GkiLiES, Mansrer.
wk the Public Hell corner Of Broadway and Twenty 'hd
GRAND Observation-Disclosures
COOPER n Is r. Sfs X NETWORK.
SATUGDA !, I, ..S 1 Dec - ,,,h a.
ca0n committee o S o chosen e % zoe 'Ss"'' " '""d
in eh % anHes as they may ermn' r. the Festival there
WIZ 0e '''-'1 Tickets aOoOo at One Dollar o,oh.
aud
10000 Present. ss" go on, ~, 70 Zach TSks'h'der
Orders may be seat direct 70 ncosns the money from 70
sr'e should be sent ars' by express at the following
sIo;: s s:': S liG: g g
THOMAS Co, SIlnasins DTeSton GIG Broadway.
NHDEs Assi e, 5' Hem, sP9 sq@ s'hooS N'"''"
take ..gT. in on Ssh' Of the HONE sIa
sSins ce ,a Of \" siS BTosdwsy Ner.SsT
DOnstien fair vii be gratefully received and seknOw
THOMAS s'co. Managing Directors. No SIC Broadway.
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6ituations Banteo-femaIes


A GIRL WANTS A SITUATION as seamstress
~ and a. ladies. aud chldren dessesand de ladies
hsri esn Of baby from M birth Has the bot OF city
Can be Tor three days No S sixth ave- betNeeh
r.y-seooud and sotty@hrds,.
A SITUATION WANTED as WAITRESS. in a
~ private uy the best Of city reference lie. no OBJ
tsn going Brook ~ Can be Tor two days At No ~
West forty ninihst
A SITUATION WANTED-By a respectable young
" Wauan IA an Cook and willing D. Asst n W ash
oning he best Of rerreEc7ffo. her nsi ace
Cali 81 70. 23ii Tvrnfy'seyenil-.t. for two days.
A RESPECTABLEGi rl'wishes. SITUATION IN
"A small rrv1ie family COOK. Is willing C. assi,' M washins
Best a city reTences Pee call u No 81 Nest
Thiry-sighh- z for two d'yh
I4rANTED-A SITUATION as Housekeper By a
~ uldsssi Widow Lady lAmercaa eompelea 70 tax. on
charge 20 f-rences responsibility, &C. fuDi'ef Ad
drs-s Mira W. CSC. Box No l6i Tribune Office.
NTANTED-Bg a respectable colored SEAM
w STRESS fn Sewing % take home do all kinds OF I'm
brery aud rluE woaf have objection 70 out by the Day
Cal 40 thc week a, No 30 Wsh Ihlty hr.i.t ~ Tie le
A NUMBER OF well recommended German Girls
"A SITUATIONS 20 10 general HOU5EWOHhrt &c, at hf'
LOVES Oeunsn n'nte No. u oantonst near ths Doweiy.
ALL Respectable IFamihes, Boarding Houses and
"A Hotel. supplied with good SERVANTS from az nation,
sa eatboic, a, hrs iORKSIONs offICE NO. IL
F5urihave.
4 LII FAMILIES wanting GOOD Servants;
~ -o good Grra Gib be 'aei promptly a. no National
floyeu, and selected capbc fense SetvinI
o sxihr beiwess Eighth and Nnhss cSupefinnhedo "
81 American iasy.
NITY and counlry.iadies who wish to ecOnoHiize by
empoying g,oi hiul and GIRLS moderate
nsrY suited at p cARRoLD5 AGENCY No % SEtts'e
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Meoiral.

DAM ON THE BREAST uneasiness experienced
IA the Throat Colds settling the Breast al manner Of pa
IN body resulting from Colds imHedsioy resvsd OF re Money
medicine plaster but sppicsiion when y both
csafbIs snd pheasant aud WI serve without t4ionA
sTprs or snyl perfect care not effected the
psrtes TeqUrsedto srlo and The
VII DO rgfandsd lneless .. aud address .
T. c. BEETLE L &C., Agents. Ben Ne %,
CssSsq2aA Lsh<A esi r.
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siinallOns manteo- GIalss.


A SCOTTISH IAIAlIGRANT'desire SITUATION
accustomed % sccolns Objection % 90 Souh Apply oy
letter addressed 10 a. Boz No l0a rreuns Once
A 4 experienced TRAVELLER in the Wooden and
n Cotton trades dsrss engagement AdfS by le'erto
J. s., 1nbuna Ohcs.
A YOUNG COLQRED MAN wishes situation
- COAChMAM Good references be produced Address
N. 2 o.. Box No ioi, Thbans Oaer
A COLORED MAN wants situation in some re-
~ spectacle family coschusa porter Good refer
can be given Plss,e add-ess No. = Wsirrst
EOACHMANs SITUATION WANTED BY "a
~ fIo.sut single msn,who Ia cpibe u taking chsEFe OF
Orut1ma Stable ani furnish the most pt3s5 refer
enci ailc, H. c. 81 the Hsurs, Store No 20, Broad
wuy. bstssrn rhiryanh snd Thifiy..iIihs1
TE,HE.p0Sition Of BOOK.KEEPER or CASHIER, or
similar rponbie and poalon Ia desired
ns. by YCSG MN 17-promp, eGrlen AID in every way
and fof Accountant and Confidential Clerk
THE Good references vii DO gvsn Address
p o. p. Bon No ~ StstiSn ID. New fork
N.YANTED-By a Young Man, a situation as
w CLERK in Dry Good, Drug Store IN country VII
La, or town he kesp single entry would
loan b employer eco 100 dssel modsrais salary
would eYAbie prmanrnt situation T. obtained Address
WILLIAM u. MORGAN Genevs New.toft
EITANTED-d}y a YOUNG MAN, Il years Of age,
w a situation 50 ASSISTANT BOOA-KEEPkN or ENTRY
CLERK Expeficn,s both salary much object
V4TANTED-By a Single Man. a SITUATION as
w GARDENER uIdrrsand' tht care and minasemsn o.
h0eI perfectly wrif IL good mixer willing 70 mak himself
generally usef has the best reference Address N Boz No.
l9a Thbuns Ofce
N{TANTED by a competent pe.son situation as
w BOrKKEEPER, tdoable sinsO cntryl Address J. W.
Box No. 10 Trbrur oaice.
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Corporation Notifies.


NORPORATION EOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
ssSy so the S9.s Or n S1 .S5 s
s' the . S s % sss si fo1 s3anaoa By
building sewer In Goth street from Broadway och
sssO1dFOs paving with blocks ch~ street, from Hudson
ThTS-Fot1.ns sidewalks from ga Gotta streets
RonrhF paving with stone blocks san street, uo1 % NsAu'
fSb-FO1 building w oOrsrO Old SIP and Frank
sissS-For buidius of SA and 's'A
SssnthFsr buildings Basin Of West and Albany
Ehsb-FO building Basin W. Of sh avenue and
Nnfor building between 9Th and 9th
TosiSFol Ssd.sI sever shh between iGh and
EsSss-For building culvsr the Of Second
building ,ss a,s si :y ,ss ' '''
ThssniFOr Hudson and Greenwich streets
paving With sp block street. eth sh
FssnFOr paving blocks Cedar street. from Pear to
s limits embraced Sy iseHas all the several
houses and lots Of ground oi pieces and parcels Of land stu
q cor stree, from SISsassy e. 81 a., ss'qRs and
AIs ode. Of Charles street from Hudson to er.euuch
and % tbs extent Of bali the block either way on the interesting
SrsBo.h sdes Of FifA svenus from ga TO sOh
': q sh :. S. s So g C the e a
eTbbs vest sSs q h svsnns bs 1ssh and streets
Ohs q rs ss. the sG5.h side .s's ..rs.
ana Wesl streets 70 West street
E(hlhwEf5 EOs o. o. 90 a. a. g., on block No 30 IN the
loth Ward.
NntBo sdes Of IL, avenue between and
bos avenue hsaBd 2b streets both sdss
0flst avenue between 10th and nth streets
sdsiof sh between l4bd 18th streets.
the block Mes 2 279 $685., 30 JOB
as & a u.s. $50 $50 t and asa inhs 18th Ward and also Cen
TwenhAl the lots on both tides Ssh sts fon I'd
point us lat also both sides Of i
from 8f.h 10 e6th strsets.
ThsnthBOh 'iass Of Hudson and 0fssnwieh streets from
taieh 20 Hubert strorts
s5s Of sis street between sh snd 9th sVenue
90 the Of half the block a said GEec0es
fsonhBoth sdssof Cedar street. from Pearl to West street.
half BLOCK inssrseepg feea
Aerous whose affected By the above banned
and who oppo.sd the either Of nen~sfe
ausod their objections writing Of the under
agnsi their efes No = Bassmsnt New Court
Hous within thirty days IRON the date Of this notcsS
;Shs3;0. eQ5TEEHiIy%ELL. tBsuaofAas..o"-
0yuoE BOAnB Assessors. New CourHouse, December
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Ocean Gteamers.

OPPOSITION LINE
" 10 CALIFORNIA. VIA NICARAGUA
EVFRY TWENTY DAYS,
TTTP NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
will disfltcatne last an eicraut st-aIisntg
sANIiAGO De CURA
" SMITH. Csuimander.
THURSDAY December - IRON Ter NO . hozth ITe
AZ GREATLY REDUCED RATES
d n CAHRiNGpON. Agent
TO FOLLOW,
Jan TO- Steamer SAN FRANCISCO, Capt O. v. W. Bennn
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TRAINS LEAVE NEwYoEA.
SS hs %, ,a5, S 81 go aI' Iva a. m ui S
For 6ddsspor' Tso 600 Oh npa a. ial'. CEI, a''
a. NIL 1ss -. ,s s9a sOy ~ 3 p r. aa
fSi fsird,id soyiapoit sad wc.por zc '1A ~ 40
For xor-.ll 100 400 Or 500 no, N, iais tELl 800,
u! 80 - l ~ 95 ~ II o. 40 A3onm
Tor 0Ironsish % iJo IS IS 49y SO 60
90 so Si:%'5li ' aSSo 81 600 o. E i , @ ~
t' rGs t csSt;ss ana GO % ''s'' W. Inv "
unsTA0rsdsy the 90 n Lain viii leave Twenty 'rsnh at
"''' pm CONNECTING TRAINS
Tor Boston via Sprurhsd'gO TN 40 lEz,l 300
FOR Boston. VI, SHORE Linz III lEIl zoe g. al, r.
Tor Hartford and Springfield 40 an iLEJ i'' @' lShrI
FER Connecticut River R.IroaIcsOol tErl a5p N sAou.
For hsod Pro'doass ghsm Ran'o,i 600 Ell
Toasxy uy.a. NowLOndOn and s'ouinE'oa Ral'0'i 'o'
Y ta; Canal aaifoid IaisD. to EerthImp.Oa
for hogutOns Railroad "a N, 2. m
Tor h,asGtuck Railroad. 80Js IN 400 p m
Tor D1nburT horvSE Railroad, 4 "a m ~ p n
0'H"'d'1' Sleeping 0'i' ''''A''' J1hEs Il HoYT sao.
NORTHERN RAILROAD Of NEW.JERSEY.-
~ Trq. win rsy Isy City Tor PcT" ont :, E ,nS x q
''' and '1 trans THOMAS " DEMiREsT Superintendent
NEW. JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave loot OF
N1CouIndtI for PHiLiDELPmi at and 10 NJ Y m G.
aud IL o. BALTIMORE and wAsHSsrOs at and 10 M
1uLUllubLs
LII who use them pronounce Singers Spring Beds
N superior Strong light durable cannot get out 81 der Health
comfort luxury Sold eEefywhere Nrerooms No 30 Centres
bedroom ENAMELED FURNITORE OF war
10 msnussturs Also .oa Chestnut .ad Ma1g; Chsmes,
Suites plain ornamental Of ~ D. iAhitlNOIONS no 500
Canalst'. oppoat- Wooster Estabi.hsd 1851
nEsKs AND oFFICE-FuRNIIURE'
I. q. SELLEW,
No. l07 Fulionst H. Y
EfRST-CLASS FURNITURE. in suites or other
wise and Pekhardfs Secretary Psor Bedseads and Extension
Sofa and made up 10 ofdeT warranted aacory
Nc. Is7 BleeckeT.s,. corner Of sulliyAns-
HOUSEKEEPEks or persons going TO House.
keeping buy their Carpets funituie Bedding Pao aud
bedroo suea kc BEEDALL SCOTS Nos. 200 and 2li
udonst conner CsnslB and by weekly monthly
uienis II prefeTred
DAYNEs PATENT SECRETARY BED.
il FTEGRR BED, siDEBUARD BED,
BUREAU BED, SOFA BID.
AZ 0RIFFIS L PAYHE's No lsl csnast-. nesr Mott
SILVER PLATED WARE,
TEA nsETs URNs, CASTERS, CAKE BASKETS. sour
TuRETNs ICE PITCHERS, sALvERs, VEGETABLE
DISHES SPOONS AND FORKS, &c ke
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MANHATTAN PLATE co.
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