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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-24

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Contribution COHCERTl

To be given by the De Beriot Club and Columbus
Mennerchor, st the Opera House, Columbus. o.,
on Saturday. December lst 1866 the net
o.. proceeds to be devoted tothe erection Of
aPeopes' Hall, on the ground floor, atr1
att the Capital of Ohio, sufficient
...| . Iy faree TO seat Q, 900 persons. By
Il.i yI9 special permission Of the %" "T .
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MAglRoAn Tisatn 9EAlLIl..I

Showing the arrival and departure Of trains At Co
lumbus, Ohio. On and after Monday, Nov. 10, 1865.
Trains willru az follower f taNp@
I.IttIe Miami x 0olumBus q xepIa n N.
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. ORGANIC .,WEAII NESS }

Immediately Cured and full Vigor Restored.
This distressing sAfIeCtion--which renders life
mtseTable and marriage impossible--is the penalty
paid by the victims of improper indulgences Dung
persons aretp apt to commit excesses from not be-
ing aware of TIE dreadful consequences that. may
enstie Now who that understands the subject, will
pretend to deny that the power Of procratOn is lost
sooner byth0se falling into improper habits thanlby
the prtideutP Besides being deprived of the pleas
urs Of healthy offspring the M st serious and de-
The System becomes derspged, the Physical and
Mental Functions EeakepedS Lose Of procreative
Power, Nervous Irritability; Byspepss. PalPitaton
and Wasting Of the Frame, Cough, Consumption.
Decay and death, 70 isIh . % rF-f', ti.'t. .af
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-24
YOUNG NINN

induI ed in when alone habit freSpsntly learned
from evil companions, or at school, the effects OF
which are nightly felt, even when asleep and. If not
cured renders marriage Impossible, ann destroys
What pity that a Oung man, the hope of HE
country the pride Of bis oarepts should be snatehed
from all prospects and enjoyments Of life by the con;
indulgiug in certain secret habit. Such persons
hnlnra nn ni amnlaIinn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-24
TAKE PARTHCULAR NOTICE.

Or. ]. addresses al those VINO haye lBJnfed them
which ruin both bodyand mind rupftting them for
either business, study, society, or marriaRe
These are esdmeof the sad and. melancholy effects
of the Back and Limbs. Pains in the Head, Dimness
of Sieht Loss Of Muscular Power Palpitaton Of the
Heart, Dyspepsia, n cryOus lrritability, Derange
ment Of the Digestive Functions, General Debility
Symptoms Of efCOnsumpton,& &c. s
MESrALtY.- The fearful effects on the mind are
mucht be dreaded. loss Of Memory, Confusion Of
Ideas. Depression of Spirits, Evil Forebodngs
Aversion TO Society, Self Distrust, Love OF Soll
tude Timidity No.. arc some of the evils produced
Thousands Qfpsrsons Of all ages can now Judge
what il the cave Of their declining health. losing
their vigOr, becoming weak, pale, nervous nd ema
ciated having ssingular appearance about the eyes
Cough and symptoms OF Consumption. w
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TAxEas FOE tT1IE. J &. - Ii -1ssoat

Ads IePad Of the AdtpSol
That 9hs with lte
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Twentieth
a n al her afpf o
i.L, g gJri % sg
que Q n p TaXes
OFFICE pm
a.tfra..I .lI JOSEPH FAV
CoLgABus, l4 tlGrJ .HF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-24

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London
Graduate of one OF the most eminent Colleges in the
United atcs and the Greater part Of whose lie has
been spent 10 the hospitals Of London, Paris Phila
delphia and elsewhere has effected some of the most
Troubled with ringing in tho head and ears when
aseeb, great nervousness, being alarmed at sudden
Sounds ashfulnes', withfrequent blushing, attend
iimm ediately. ..,iy.ptAaaE hna, ,2s1 fsii
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.ARRIAGE.H

Married Persons or Young Men contempt
marriage, being aware of Physical Weakness
ganicl DebilitW Deformities, speedily cured. 31iy
He who places himself under the care of DR.. o
and confidently rely upon his skill as physician.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-19

fore, of the sealing up of the Dictator is as
utter and entire falsehood as the rest Of the
statement. The back channel can be dredged
at any moment when the Government accepts
the island, and fine, clear channel thus Sc
cured with but little cost. The Committee
Of the Navy which made the decision in favor
of League Island gave seven reasons for it's
being preferable to any other site in the
United States.
1t was convenient to coal and iron, It was
near to great city, it was remote from the
sea, and secure from any enemy, it possessed
deep water, it had the advantage of fresh
water, there was no fear OF much ice, and was
so situated that in case of an emergency it
could be equipped with the greatest facility.
1t is only the jealousy of New York that
has prompted such statement as that made
by the Times. Having Jailed to defeat us in
real merit. she now seeks by ialsehood to deny
us even the advantages given us by nature, and
overcomes us by abuse when argument had
failed her, yet despite all her efforts she will
meet the same fate as when, in the Congress
sional Committee, she struggled to secure the
Navy Yard at New London.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-19

"BE MODERATE IN ALL THINGs."-O
Wednesday, Hon. JAMES r. DooLITTLE
delivered in the Senate a speech on recon-
struction. 1t was plain, simple, logical ad-
dress, with premises which sustained his con-
clusions, and with arguments in favor OF Mr..
JoHNsoN's policy which were strong,
although unadorned with any original flowers
of rhetoric. 1t was characteristic American
speech, clear, outspoken, and witn about as
much ability as is usual in carefully prepared
senatorial addresses. Although we do not
agree with him in many of his deductions, we
are ready to yield to him the honor of making
good speech" "Good,' is the only word
which can be appropriately applied.
An evening contemporary, however, thinks
otherwise, and the sensible Senator from
Wisconsin must have read the following
glowing passage with an expression similar
to that OF BYRON, when he "awoke one MORN
ing and found himself famous" Says our
friend:-
"A great speech, like this of Senator Doc
LITTLEs, is an honor to the Senate and TO the
country. To craftsmanship like WEBsTERs S II
adds the patriotic ire of PATRICK HENRY and the
glowing eloquence OF HENRY CLAY. 1t gives the
assurance that the race OF men which once made
the American Senate so famous is not yet alto
gether extinct. Under the inspiration OF great
| times ana great questions, the men OF the pre-
sent ale proving themselves tit successors TO the
men OF the past and 1t inspires the lover OF MS
| country with new and bright hopes for the
| future, TO read such speech as that OF yester-
dav, as full OF cogent reasoning, lofty paJrlotsm,
| sterling statesmanship, and glowing eloquence
as many, Of those that helped TO make the lame
| OF WEBSTER and CLAY and BENTON and DOUGLAS" F"
| Why could not DEMOsrHENEs be called
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Gutnina Trlcgruph

rs pvbjsbcd tuog 01;GUcon (Sundoys erceptecD
al No. lOs S. Jh6d street. Price, Three Cents
Pe- cory (Doobie Sheet, or Eighteen Cents PEI
WeeE zoyo5e 10 He Carrier, and mailed 10
Subscribers ont Of tic city ot Nine Dollars Per
ln1o,no one Dollar and FGtt7i Gents for 1too
Months, inroriobiy u adUo@ce for he PERIOD
ordered.
TO insure the Insertion OF Advertisements in al
of our Editions, Hey must be forlCdrdedto 10 or
office not lGter hdn 10 O'Clock each Morning.
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down the corridor Of time, and MIRABBAU
transported to our shoFes2 Why are not Fox,
PITT, and SHERIDAN all summoned to deliver
up the good qualities OF their natures, in order
to make perfect orator, and call him Mr..
CooLTTTLEP 1t is an evident slight to- these
illustriOus speakers that WEBsTER, CLAY,
BENTON, DOUGLAS, and PATRICK HENRY
should be honored by an invocation of their
shades, while they should be left out 1t is
not our duty TO supply the ellipsis of our con-
temporary, but why, in the name of Justice
should these illustrious orators be omittedp
We ask, in order to set them right in the
ewes Of posterity; for when the future
historian shall take down file of our frien d
and see that the rhetoricians of the good old
days are omitted, will he not infer that the
present age has sighted and thought lightly
OF thespeakers of the pastP But soberly, there
is entirely too much byperbole of this kind in
newspaper writing It makes what Is really
good appear ridiculous, it brings what is
logical and sensible address into contempt,
by endeavoring to elevate what as an argu-
mentative effort was success into an ornate
and passionate burst of eloquence, and
changes the ripe fruit of solid logcian into
what would be a crude attempt ii it came
from fowery orator.
As an argumentative address, as he de-
signed it, Mr. DooLITTLE's speech is a sue
cess; as polished rhetorical effort, as our
contemporary would make it appear, it is a
most signal failure, and the orator himself
cannot but feel as much disgusted at the style
of fulsome flattery adopted, as the readers of
the article did at an effort to pass off logical
speech as a brilliant and fluent Grafton.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-19

NEGRO SUFFRAGE IN THE DISTRICT OF
CoLUNIB1A.-Y esterday, the House of Repre-
sentatives adopted, by vote of 116 to 81, or
over two-thirds, bill declaring that from
all laws and parts of laws prescribing the
qualifications of electors for any Office in the
District of Columbia, the word white" be and
the same is hereby stricken out, and that
from and after the passage of this act no per-
son shall be disqualified from voting at any
election held in the said District on account
of color. The vote on the question was strictly
party one, all of the Republicans fayoring
and all of the Democrats opposing the bill.
The unanimity of the parties makes it proba-
BILE that the bill moved by Judge KELLEY
was agreed upon in caucus Although it re-
ceived SO large majority in the House, its
adoption in the Senate is question of eX-
treme doubt, as there it will receive a much
closer scrutiny than it has been subjected to
in the lower branch. Should both Houses
adopt it, it's signature by the President could
be refused, and thus the whole effort defeated.
AS it is, it only applies to the residents in the
District; and as Congress has exclusive power
over all local matters, thereqis no question
in regard to the right of Congress to act,
should they think proper 1t is matter OF
expediency and not OF legality, and as such
there is no need for partisan excitement. To
the discretion of our representative we
cheerful leave the issue. r.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-19

H(SsIys DINING-ROOM. r. LAKEMEl Eh,
49, CARrERs Alley, would respectfully nm Ino,in t s Ne
Public generally that he has eltnotng % the accom-
this place Comfortable I'm respect LOT he
mediation OF guests. lie has opened large s h sR
BOARD Is furnished with BRAHDi.EssOr "AENIi'
WHISKY, Etc. Etc, OF SUPERIOR bhANhS' "a
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-19

N1EB ] US s L p U B l. / s H Z D.
W. BY the Physicians OF the
NEW YORK MUSEUM,
the Rinetieth Edition OF their
FOUR LECTURES.
PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.
To be had Free stamps by addressing Secretary
7iTlv No 6is BROADWAY. New York.
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Uas fittina.

E'IRMIN's SCIENTIFIC SYSTEM OF GAo-rlnh-
TING SECURES better light haf the cost 'na " q
and ,lcent 90 Maidenlane south'eisi coz "
TESTIMONIAL PROP n. o6okS DoRssus vo.x,
COLLEGE III ~ NV lohA
Corner LeKing oa.ave and iwel., w. u.s.
NRwYORK June ), 1900.
Th. 70 sertlfy that have known Mr. JOIN ,,o a
wears aud that him aDtar Wy, W. "a. ma
are Tor regulating ani adjusting the burning OF A. ~.
btye trthermoe tested satisfactorily Ms
NospccuuuJ suuuI-e'n
ogytcx OF THH Tn BusE, !
NEw. York. April } looop
We employed Mr. Frmn four years since 90 NH, 81 o,es
burU4rs and thu result deduction OF Our s al ..tis
fhat4rrd foHGrs year. with better lights lne -. "
'sS''y 'A' We nave e"P''' TaR TnguNE ASSOCIATION,
sAM'L SINCLAIR, Pubhsher.
pasvoonr Horsa March Jl lsoa
-, Ar, ,t-rt. .,rcs laS3 and have employed hun
, NV s,bgrer GU sevsra oeSOn always to ny o'n'u' '''
sAisiacticn ssnIy Making We
rrard Linn BY nj, long experience and cos,in NJ their OPEN
,pecty a. having know gi beffer shs
Ion In than eploYe &c ogd reccas
~ 80 COT by bis way Of arranging The burners anl M
mend him 20 one that u Hot ''' Prcprcor
Nv recent combination Of improvement. & 81 de .alae sas
nv sasiight g. be reliable, ana ~ o''N'" J. =
burned ei The usual raes 1870
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LITERARY ITEMS.

Iorfng has in press Trimming the Gauntlet" By
r5mBu5 Yates, domestic novel Of lo in New.Yofk by
Hora.o Alger lri Mrs. WarTens Ltue Manual Of How
Mana. ed Ny House 200 Year companion to "Our
Farm OF Four Aoies, eosoy for boys by tie author OF
Paul p!ssc1ts Charge" seastoIy by Hawscr Mar.
tncale zAayor Sleeper Of Roxbcri Mly, the Hidden
Cross book fr young hdics Florence Marryatts "Ioo
Good for Hm;' and novel by Edmuad Yates, to be
Issued here simultaneously with its publication in England
Brewer & Tiloston have in preparation Walton's
"ntcnec1s Arithmetic and c. A. Goodrichs History Of
the United States Revised BY Wm H. seayey Of the Boston
Normal School
Ticknor & Fields announce the "Life Of John
Iesch" by Dr. John Brown author Spare Hours Eab
and his Friends &C
Roberts Brothers are about 70 publish, by special
arrangement with the author Christina Rosots Poems"
with Illustrations by Dante Gabriel Rosset
F. j. Huntington q Co. announce "The Book Of
Common Praise b. tho Row. Dr.. stanton collection Of sa
cred music arranged according the order Of the Christian
year aud adapted to tic Book Of Common Prayer
Mr.. Littell, the venerable editor of Tho Living
Age the seth volume of which Just completed announces
that having nearly REACHED the Of three and
ten be would be glad to appoint successor in the manage
Of lis periodical Is circulation is said 10 have recently
been Increased.
Mr. Lougfclow has finished the revision Obj trans
laon Of the Driga Ceuea aud Che whole poem now IN
press It's appearance is awaited with remarkable interest
not only account Of a reputation Of the translator and the
evidence he has given Of bis fitness 20 be the interpreter OF the
great Iln poet but also because this version known
to DO the product in degree Of the fendb critical dis
o1sOns Of the Dantean scholars in America The proofs
have be5n submitted circle Of the Professors intellectual
friends at Cambridge and the rpet literary culture and most
thorough historical kuOvldge Of this brotherhood Of letters
have their aid to The improvement aud correction Of the
work
Carleton has nearly ready the English translation
q Remains "Aporls" fourth series Of Walter Blrres
Od Merchants OF NeVYorki" volume Of essays entitled
"WhS Goes There by Sentinel" Of Tie Ne York H0rid
aud the Memoirs Of Juuins Brutus Booth"
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CuIpkEAlE ONIkT.

GNII W.. NJ.
y In tls matter application Of the Commissioners Of the
Genital Pah 1g aad ia lehafofh Mayor Aldermen aud Common
atty ofthe city NewYoF relative 70 LAYING ont ROAD OR PUB
ard souhy line o. Ouehuuliei aid Fyhh street, IN tfE
CITY OF NEW-fOkk
The BOARD Of othe Central Park IN the and
f. behalf tho Mayor Alderman aud C0mmonay Of the city
pursuant the Of he Act OF the Legislature OF
People The St1te oNw iors eued An act 20 provide Tor
ain portion Of tho CRY ant tonniy
lork passed April g. 1875 reeh being present hereby
6t in cli District Of NewYork, AZ special term Of
s.d our be h,j the CITY a the ly OF NewiotS on
SATURDAY. day ~ July 1906 tie opening 1.-THE Court
Counsel be heard thereon ioi
the appointment % Commissioners OF klae aud Appnemen IN
that the nature and extent VI Tue Improve
hereby intended j. tire lay cut o. Road Public Drive IN
sd Cy sid Road Public Drive 90 commence At tie junction OF
Bloomng Road Bfoadway) Eighth and Fhhnith
street rnnng Norlhcy aud North asery and following the
general Boonngd Road Tor hoedwnyl 20 the Hohery
line street where the said Road fubh Drive l.
Tenh ard Eleventh running thence
equrdstau between said Tenth ani Eleventh
S0uhey lire II Ouhundrd and lhiFi street,
horthery te souhery line OF Onehundtd end
Eighth Of Boomude Road aud the Eleventh
said Eleventh and twenty-five feet IN width Of the land adj
areut Soulnry ue OF Oneundred an
Fyhnh said Road Public Drive includes the whole OF .t
sde Road Cor Broadway between ttynnh and One
hundred aud seventh streets except portion thereof between
aud sre and another portion thereof
Eghty1th and Oneh udlrl aud Fourth streets Ia the
Cy of said Road Public drive OF general Villa OF
oGhe same made by GARDNER Slge City surveyor aud
NE 10 the Office Of the Commissioners q Central Paf-Daed New
york Juue y 1900 RICHARD OGORMAN
Counsel 10 the Corporation
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NETWORK and NEwHAvEN RAILROAD.
IBs SUMNER ARRANGEMENT l3jL
CONTRACTING MAY. "a, l5,L
r,s.,nsrr s,gs n HssTors rvou'v sevenirT en-
I0sf.h 70 Enfarce on fSsllv seyeutn'r

r,u,nsrr sos Hss.Tors. rvenv 'svenirI' AMI
I0sfthlvs kuifarce on fselvsevensnE
IHASs LEAyE SrwYoHKi
Yer Nov Haven. 20 an fir..l llDL M. MS fErJ 400
ffr.l lti. YJsnd .pl ~ r,lp.m
Fof ifrp,rf. spl 500 OIL LID RD, (ELJ 1H
w. r %. 80 AMI nd Tx } p.
For Milford ana stf..iori 10 n % a nj AS 81 ..
For fs4r.4 55uta p3n snd wspost, L' IN IN Ao Sd
Tor gor~s TO o. FL) 90 II = i2I., tEIj 800.
t.r.t %. 50. 80. 800 ttE-.i5 10.
Fof Dsnsn. T0. % 10 n. il5. 80 SOP
Greenwich. T0 30 llll D. 5is T. y 70 , " pm
fof STANFORD, 100 20 lEIJ I'D l9 M lAIa tELJ 2l9
3Ol. FH } s. 80. SO. go 800 tELJp M a. "a.
2l3. as, ~, aJ0 go 100 o.
' CONNECTING TRAINS.
Por Boston VIA Springfield 800 A. N tsI 3o IErlo pm
For Bosom via Shore lin. i2i5, tEIl 200 m . -. - .
for Hartford and sPasfed 40 III lhLJ lAS 'O tEED
Fof connse,ien, River Railroad 900 IJ Ri'P tOMOn
ror Hartford Proytsaos ad F,hlH Railroad eco tEIl
l1i3p
N lll5 400. 200 }.
FoI Canal Rllrosd. AIS 20 Northampton
Fot Hou.stouic Railroad. a m, D. a..
For kaugAiuck Railroad. 800 q H.. 100 ?. m.
Tor DGnbury and NofwHk Rafosd. m, 2b 40
Cemnoaiogs Sleeping Cars attached 70 30 p m ,Isin -
JAMES NJ. UOYT SupL
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Corporation Notices.
AOUEDUCT

CROrON AQUEDUCT DEPARrMENF---IO
~ SEWER CONTKACTOR5'e 'arats fel.ei ropoialI each
ipd1r.ei te tie work 90 whil e tie Of tie pig
cor date wl 10 Ie ege no s oo until II oco Il
n II mi I-BAf July 100 o. which tue ley viii Pee b.
Icy ofe construction ~ SeTc % following ees %
wit viz WGst le.ven Hudson lnd NarcSstsi B.odway e
tive foriy-sixh aud tcryuus, and ~ toTy ec0th end
Fortyghthsts between segeh ard Eishhavas Pncest be
aud boNery ycry lie co. LeAst on
end Third Cd st between Futon ni John Chtysre
nesncoY and broonssts utln aud Gree wicsts be
L-sht and utets.; aud siGAAva, between Twentieth
and Twenty sec0nd.sts
application at th.s office - -
THOMAS STEPHENS CrotoR
ROBERT 1. pARRAOH, Aquedrct
". CRAVEN, Board
a,,eI pe,s~ la A.
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IHrExsAL REygSus RiNTn DISTRICT OF kKw ORK
OYYog no % " EsT FORTY PoukrH

OyYIog no IS " EsT FORTr FOURTH 81.
NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons residing or
~ doing business IN the Ninth Collection District Of kew,York
Twelfth kince and Twentyseeond Wards
the Of Newly ORR that the Asessmen Rolls will In
eordance with the provisions Of the Act Of March 1865 be for
examination Office tho ltth i7Ih
Of July pToxifno which time and place appeals will be
ceved determined by relative excessive
valuation enumeration All sppe mps be In writing and specify
thing respecting which decision
and the principle Of inequality
comps ned IL Every person liable 10 for income license
carrsgs gold git chs pisnos blmdabes yachts silver
god plate either Of these whose does not
said ros win be subjected penalty Of twenty five
centuu. HOMER FRANKLIN, Assessor.
lima
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Aldrble nlantels.

MARBLE MANTELS-The best place in the city
" uucha 4 lBLE ~ NlfLS of Che latest teslsns %
low price Is a. A. kLABERS Marble Works No l9 East sl
st. Jlayc. H. " Mnie plt up n the country "a. l. o
nFARBLRIZED SLATE MANTEI,s-Suporior in
~ tnresnce moro dlraho half tho psce Of marble H. D.
STEWART Cos sI. a and BJadwaUbeL33b Goth 'ia
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Drlnina.

XVM EVERDELLg sons, No ,as IN aliSSuffAcIgR-
w STEAM jos Pf4&S.s>' ga Ia
Frs
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FIRYMATs HALL, Nos. i27 and il3 Mercer-st
NOTICE 10 persons engaged in the manufacture,
~ storage combustIble materrhe attention Of deal
cOubusbls materials respectfully called 20 the provisions Of
the law (aed At the last session Of the Leg nre limiting
controlling the storage and keeping within the city limits
Gunpowder G1ncoton Biastngpowdr saipete Expo've
Cycene Fireworks Petroleum, Kerosene Nph Benzne Cam
phene Burning Fl1d Pure Spirits Aquaos NIo Sulphur.
Phosphorus Ether nitrate Of Sd. Nitrate Of silver Lime Tar
Pitch Ron Turpsnn Varuh. Cotton, Hay Straw Flax Hemp,
Hlsk Bushes Ray okam Seaweed Matches OF other oombu
bic ms,e1aE
cautioned against vong sid provisions OF law
the penalties imposed will be gdy enforced
Any information required relative TO the keeping and storage OF
com5usbe mate @ psy be obtained upon sppcou at fremans
daily; and also between the hours OIL snd IRON tho
President G. C. Pincsney. AZ b Office, No. a Wai.st
BY order Of the Metropolitan Fire Department .
&C. PlNcKNEY President
cnArIRa Y. GILnFRsLrYr SecrnhrY.
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Urn GOODS.

HIGGINS
4 issued shspe Of round HAT 70 ladies and
misses. which the and most becoming style Jet IN
l.oduled
THE GLADIATOR.
THE GLADIATOR.
TIE GLADIATOR.
Trimmed ard untmmsd be Ia white pamela black and
drab cactus back brown AM White Englh Milan blGs
HIGGINS,
NJ ej EoadFiy, between Thirteenth and Foureenihsts
No. 69l Frouiway, between hmty aud Fourtl-sts.
No. lli sI1l.-lye. neat IenlI-sL
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Go i1bom it man Concern.

A LOYS - OLIVIER - Your family in Paris
N Frano9 wishes to hear hom you. Write A once.
A RMY AND NAVY PENSIONS.-We are making
N applications unde the law for PENSIONS Allowances
BIS S25 mouth Those wte lave their certificates should
make new application. L. BROWN. Solicitor.
No. Part.plaee