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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-27

EQUITY CouRT-Jutlge Vylie.-This court
was occupied as follows on Saturday;
Mccarthy VS.. O'Connor. In this case real
estate had been sold under decree, and appll-
cation was made to set the sale aside. Judge
Wylie refused the motion.
Coyle VS.. Davis. In this case Judge Wyllc
made an order extending the time within
which testimony may be taken.
Cayanaugh VS., Cayanaugh. Judge Wylic
extended the time for taking testimony In
this case.
Yeates " sclby VS.. Seitz u Co. Appllca.
ton for injunction refused.
Foster VS.. Foster. Temporary injunction
ordered TO be continued.
McElfresh VS.. McEllresh. Order for the
issue of an attachment against the defend
ant,
Russell ct al. VS.. Scott Leave was grant.
ed the defendant in this case to file petition,
The court then adjourned.
DISTRICT CoURT-Jiidge Wyhs.-Thls
court made the following orders
United States VS.. 30 horses and mules
These animals were seized under attachment
as belonging to parties indebted to the Gov
ernmont. Judge Wylic made an order for a
monltlon TO notify the parties, aud ordered
that testimony be taken In the case.
United States va. cargo of steamer An
tinlca. Order to take testimony.
Adjourned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-27

We sNw yesterday another Of the fellows
who will not sign the temperance pledge,
because II looks too much like surrender
Of personal liberty. lie was strong,
healthy fellow, but he was lying perfectly
Eleventh, and the rain was beating upon
him numerically. lie was well dressed,
and doubtless had good bed TO slumber in,
but be preferred the freedom of Il pavement
couch-tho sort Of freedom alcohol gives.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-27

OAK HALL CLOTHING House, iGO Seventh
slrecl, opposite Post Office, adycrtiscs In the
REpuHLICAS,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-27

HOUSE is for sale In an eligible locality,
Mount Vernon Place. See advertisement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-30
TIE BROOKLYN MURDER.

yesterday an inquest was held over the body
Of Thomas Hayes the Waterman who was shot on Tues
day evening as is supposed, by Edward Perry, junk
dealer near Harbecks stores, at Furmanst Brooklyn.
The following testimony taken:
Eliza Hayes testified that she the wife Of deceased
resided al No 253 North SecOndst lie employed
nIghtwatchman at Harbeck's stores In Furmanst; he
let home on Tuesday evening for the purpose Of gong
there; about the 9TH and sh Of December my husband
me- coming home ia the morning FROM his work,
said THEY have not got the 1000 for anybody yeti
my husband asked him who had not got the $1,000"
Perry replied, " The LighteriDg Company" (and some
one else whose name / do not remember had Of
fered that reward" my husband told him that no
Perry said 10 my husband: "What you going do Z
are you going let work my husband said, NO
pound you shall never steal from that dock while can
defend my employers property Perry told my husband
that he would take It, my husband repeated that no
should not while he was there; my husband sara that
Perry then said to him that be carried pistol forget
how many barrels he said II had, and that he would
blow the brains out OF him ana every other man as ar
as would go before he would be arrested few nights
after, my husband told me- Perry came to him while on
duy and asked HIM II he had made mp his mind TO leu
him 90 TO work my husband said that Perry offered hun
$500 my husband told him that he had lived 10 be IS
wears old without taking a brlbe from thief, and that
he should not take from him. Perry then said that
lie would be square with him. on the morning OF INC oh
Monday Perry said 10 him. while OH duty 81 will
spend $500 OF $1,000 to get you on the dock my husband
replied Perry. never let catch you this dock
again :" been told by my husband repeatedly that
he was afraid Perry would Kill HIM because lie would not
Charles Stanton a sort OF supernumerary junkman
testified that he knew Edward Perry that he lived III Fur
manst had known him Tor Two years, ana Understood
him TO be speculator IN Junk that he spoculated IN
sugar, coffee, grease &c, anything that comes along
WITNESS then gave details OF the manner in which
be had worked for Perry and finished by stating that he
had last seen him on Monday morning. when he wanted
Wardl
details OF the junk business from which II appeared that
there was no difficulty In taking things from the docks;
worked for Perry was five six weeks ago.
The inquest was then adjourned until this evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-30
MASONIC MATTERS.

The elections in the Masonic Lodges continue,
and the following added to those previously pub
lished
wyoming Lodge No. 492 T. and A. NJ, OF Westchester.
Hiram Olnstead, W. NJ. John L. BarnecOtt. s. w; John
Kewap j. W; George Cooper, Treasurer; Isaac Butler,
Secretary; Edward D. BrOwu s. D.; VIM. DOherty }. d.;
ThOs Baldwin. ST.. James II. Brown, Riley Sherwood
Trustees s. Derrick w H. Arrow Master OF Ceremonies
nard Finance COMMITTEE AT the conclusion Of the cleo
ton the officers duly installed by Past Master Bald
Win assisted by Past Master Livingston OF Marion Lodge
No. 227, F. and A. NJ.
Courtlandt Lodge No. 1s9. F. and A. NJ, Peekskll
George Sykes, MASTER John H. Mead, y. W; r. Scrbner,
j. W; Charles SouthwOrth Treasurer; WIN. +. Arm
strong Secretary A. ID. Dunbar. :. D.; r. D. Nelson j.
D.; John Ombony. Trustee; Geo. Cruger 3 NJ G.; j.
McLucky j. NJ. C.; G. Messells, Chaplain; WIN. Ray.
InOnd, Organist; A. Durvin, Tier.
There was public installation of officers Of
Island City Lodge No $780, T. and A. NJ, last Tuesday
evening at Hunters Point X. W. H. Bradford Prince,
W Jacob Rockwell acted Grand Marshal. The fol-
lowing officers installed for the coming year ::
James NJ Bartlett, NJ. j. X. Laws, z. W. Sylvester
Gray, j. VI; James Dixon. Treas; f. i. Acktrly, Sec
j. H. Smedley, S. d.; A. l.. New, j. D.; Andrew Kel-
lock and William Dixon, NJ e. the Rev. Joseph Henson,
Chap; William Hrst, T. An event Of the evening
was the presentation OF valuable gold watch
and chain to retiring Master Rockwell by Chap
lain Henson behalf Of the members Of the lodge.
The reverend Chaplain made some very appToprl-
remarks on the occasion, and Master Rock
wells response q happy effort. Master NewcOm
recIted Meet upon the Square," DC, after whc@ an
address delivered by District Deputy Grand Master
Bradford Prince collation. served 10 the guests
after the ceremonies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-30
FOREIGN NEWS.


SI a charged with having DISCHARGED un D him
Heinrtei during service, with the " has no free
2s nlesds not guilty; inasmuch as man n SDa me
In he therefore cannot be guilty he nas uV1o T o
III INT thinks for this reason, TO nave ~
1g The youpg man is described as OF only Coln ra
and Indifferent TO his fate HIS parents W.
SSPlSi1 re9lons people and he too was OF rentlO r
So =, nina While at school he used 10 copy wv %o
rnns and 70 read them his fellowpuplh nI sthsr
1s school he wanted TO become an actor put
ferced him 70 read for schoolmasters nan hs
hfcb he did but without being able to pass %
rsneWed his solicitations for money 70 ensD,o aiaS
nrenare for the stage. and this time the o then
f,obened by his sons threat 10 commit suclo -
Lad 40 disspated and dsreputable ne tne. t h"ne
sithdrew ms support thus forcing INN W ~ sJot
vas in order To avoid this that he determines W
.aone cergymanp Many OF his previous utte[an0os
among them that he must become either ianSus ba
notorious" or his threat 70 XII one Va so va,
,res,eTs at school because he had done hin some
nnoaed ininstce show weak mind and an eccentric
and violent disposition Some OF the hlgh iaIut queS
lions put TO him by the judge have sDaek VI oui
mo gjsTrates wit and wisdom Thus when the prlsohei
,non found Schillers Robbers" ana Goethe
Eanst sated mat the scene Of FausPs going TO take
roaon had suggested the shooting OF clergyman VIC
6rssident expressed his astOnlshment thereat III 9S
Words 'This inconceivabe. This scene, IN WhSH
Faust is moved return by the sound OF the Dolls
10 have inspired you with the reverse feelings ana SO
forth. Fancy reasoning with an idiot on Faust anu
what he ought brought in the course OF MS rea
iDgs and all this in open court, while Trying i9r az
tempted murder Truly there is professor hdden III
every educated German. The sentence seems IhtneL
hard nasmuch il proved that the prisoner Waa
suffering from weakness rather sOftenng OF the Ds
10 much however for this representative HeethhheE'
and the fuss made about him IN this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-30
TIE ERIE AND GREAT WESTERN FIGHT
JUDGE BARNARD's RECEIVER RESISTED By A
JANITOR,

JUDGE BARNARD's RECEIVER RESISTED By
JANIT0R.
Last evening Mr.. A. o. Dougherty, who had
been appointed by Judge Barnard Receiver OF the Az
lantc and Great Western Railroad, accompanied oy
about dozen men, called at the office of the railroad
company at Nos 40 and a. Broadway and attempted 70
take possession of the books and papers Believing that
they had no right in the building and apprehenVe 'ha'
they might be thieves after first ordering Mr. DougherV
and the others away and receiving refusal from them
the antor called on Officer Woodward OF the First Pre-
cinct to arrest Dougherty and he was taken
10 the Newest. Police Station. He was subsequently
brought before Inspector Jameson, at Police Headqa
ters Judge Barnard, James Fisk, Jr ana other EIo
magnates called soon afterward, and all eyinced Vey
interest the prisoner Judge Barnard staea 'h' ,h
prisoner had been appointed by him Receiver Oh Ine
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad ana tnat IL WAS
upder his orders he had acted In visiting inc once Oh INC
Company on receiving this explanation, inspector
Jameson released Mr.. DOugherty from CUSTODY anu nS
Receiver the Judge the Erie director ana irehuS hh
allies left Police Headquarters. N , a.. .,ou.o
To preyent a second raid the office OF the Auahuc
and Great Western Railroad Company, policeman was
subsequently stationed by order Of Capt Garland AT
the Broadway entrance and another at tho NeW-s en-
trance with orders TO allow no one 10 enter ana hohHs
TO be taken out until after II o'clock tins morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-30
au vonu n.uv TRIBUNE THURSDAY. DECEMBER &c. 1862

s.hn Julia A. Deois DpntOn Raasn Island 70 uas s y
sebT Lord Of Isles Peterson. 0onsVes ~ oys
Ell, White Ssa Taylor 70 days, rnbber ana NUS
Enr~oh Expedite. New-HaVep.
1eo - p,.L..,s, Mercer Bridgeport
O.. Pierson, Stamford bmP.rr. 49,
Staten Islander New Haven 2. =. ~ Rr,.Jg.nort
John Payutou. Norwah C Cus: a., po,tlspd
Geo W. Petts WaTebam. c"II ILL., aanLrd
Gloucester, Hsw-HaSsn " " H'A'.
BELOW.
Bari Mary E. Libby, from Havana
SAILED. - 49,, o.,
st,.ushIps-Russa and Nebraska for Liverpool Is, P
Iopon Prolc FOR San Francisco BsrksH hoon S p,n IT,
Csh n, a. Cror Bres-shssa for Lbon eeore 10, y r
siro Sea Bird FOR 81 ThornasI John Armstrong ioi Oh A'
tina, for Cardenas
8oroy Dec 2e-Arved, ship Margaret rom p,t. hom
WunIssroN, N. O., Dee f9-An1yed. seAmshP Fs'-' ~
g.w.Yok Cleared steamship Pabspks for New, ..h,
CaIRLKsros 29-Arnved gunboas etsnon AnS "a,
q q Woodbury Baltimore Sailed, steamshP aoT dc
E,wYorf, Msrmore LVsrpooli bark Mara om 'sp''' s
Psnle,;a for Barcelona sehr ~ Hawkins r p,ua.
s.ylys.B Dec 29-Auiyed steamship wyoming n1n o.,
rbs, San salvador from Eew.Yok Cleared steamship AnA"A "
R,n hin prncs Albert for Eimbas for Liverpool
NonyoIK va Dee 29-Saied steamship Isaac Bell ior
steamship Mbank from New Orleans for Liverpool h' "
coal. Al. I.ska and Gala Hunter for
Cleared DAam Liverpool Arrived ships John be
nom EewYok; LoRdoni Galveston ana NgnnDKD
from Hong Kong; Maacca, from Yokohama
SPOKEN. - .
sehr Harry Vanderbilt from Jacksonville for Ns"f0 Dee ~ On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-30

,,,v DIV and night, at Police Headquarters, when
SSusJ' y heretofore done by the Broadway Sgna1.
The following transfers were made serse9 ,s enth
synt Geo s Babcock Tenth to Fifth; sergeant kooE
Scb6ed Eighth to Broadway Squad; Sergeant LuGIeh
p Fields, FOrtyseventh TO the Secohu' oerbo"h' W
brow Fifteenth to Forty seventh. .,., ,,.o,zo. M
ser1eant David j. award Of the Fifth Precinct re-
oeiyed leave to withdraw his resignation. ,...
The following ROundsmen made Acting screams
and assigned to the Precncts designated Lewis Mort
of the Forty.fourth retained In that Precinct James
Nicholson Of the Eighteenth, sent to the Fieehtn
rck Pickett OF the Eighth retained in that Precinct JoS
Tucke OF the Thirteenth, sent TO the Flith'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-30
SANDWICH ISLANDS.

RESIGNATION OF A MINIsTER-FEsTIvITIEs.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. g9.-AdVices from
Honolulu TO Dec 8, have been received The King had
accepted resignation Of De Ravigny, the Minister OF
Foreign Affairs No successor had yet been appointed
bali was given on board the U. 5. steamer hohlcah
ut which His Majesty, the King, and number OF as
tingmshed dignaries present. Restoration nay,
Nov was observed by parade of the troops ana the
nring of salutes. -
The whaleshp Minerva had arrived from New-Leaand
with 25 barrels of sperm and 66 barrels Of whale Oil and
pounds o bone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-30
NEW AVENUE IN YoNKERs AND EAsrcHEsrER,

NEW AVENUE IN NONKEIS AND EASTCHESTER
The Legislature last Winter passed in act
10 authorize the Towns Of Youkes and Eastchester
WIDEN make. extend aud improve several highways, and
appointed the follOwingnamed gentlemen Commission
ers with power to out the provisions Of The act viz
George W. Mclean, Isaac H. Knox Orrn A. Bills, Charles
W. Bathgate, Edward De Witt, George b. Pentz, and
Johu H. Hand The most important road laid out by the
Commissioners is the YOnkeTsaye, which - almost en-
tirey route between the villages OF Yonkers, West
Mount Vernon and Mount Vernon, and makes easy
connecting link between the Hudson River, Harlem, and
New-IIaven Railroads, reducing the distance between
the points 10 about three miles, with easy
grade exceeding six feet In the hundred at point
and much OF the line. The western terminus
commences at the Of Nepperhan-ave and Laurel
81 In the Village OF YOukers absOrbs Laufes and from
its easery terminus nearly In straight line 20 and
across the CotOn Aqueduc at the glue factory thence
passes through the lands Of L. W. Jerome, Leonard b.
Coles and others. almost In direct line 70 an dcrOis
the Bronx River, TO the Harlem Railroad Station az
Books Hotel at West Mount Vernon; thence by tho pres
ent road Mount Vernon and StevenBayes 10 the New
York and NewHaven Railroad Depot at Mount Vernon.
The will be rs feet wide, and substantial
stone bridge will be built the Bronx River at West
Mount Vernon IL understood that soon as the new
road Ia completed line OF stages VIII run over IT, aud
afford easy and expeditions faccs Tor the transfer Of
passengers from one railroad to another.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-30
pISSENG FRS ARRITED.

FR,M HAvANAIa steamship Moro c1s's Pee - tTrI-r
PIN ,onir, Mis- NJ K Eaou. Francisco Mctnuucuey j. Admiral
A Z,adoI q Esben Miss Ctciio Bshem' Miss faune Es
FiC LIvRRPOOI-Ia steamship CITY OF washington Dec 70
q ,on Of Nassau wife chen aud servant Com eu Turner
~. All children Col III, Dr. white Archibald TAYLOR Ed
war Fowler NJ aud Mrs james Cpthyi Miss Amelia tfoEr Miss
10, frotbv Master Crahy Louisa gg Ma Pcrtlcs aud
sis, Srwau Mr.. kirkpatrick aud child. MiN amman. fnnk W.
john T. pusP Mr leIe Nj eA" W. j. anderson" "eDAa
Oweu &. w. Smith. ~.
FKoM LOSDoN-Ia steamship Alta, Dee 22-Mahnll Shave,
wife nd family Mary Ann Hair bstsey Joseph Michel Dntjuk
Jac,Iuemef. thAs H. Kautt Joseph Richter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-30
TIE POLICE DEPARTMENT.

A new Precinct to be known as the Fifty
hfb, and TO be under the command Of Capt James j.
Kelso OF the Detective force. created yesterday by
the Police Commissioners The boundaries Of the new
precinct Broadway the BOwery, Blocker Hous-
Ou-s The headquarters Of the new precinct viii be IN
tie M0ttst basement OF the Central ONCE sergeant
TOudsman, aud eight patOlnen Will DO detailed per-
fOfH the paIVI d9y. They will also perform the guard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-30
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
THURSDAY. DC .

THURSDAY DC 80
Msft B.unuls per stensbp fhKee. pier No 2E h) close
Al the trurr4l Post Ofce at o. iu- ,,.,- -
Nso Europr southampton aul Bremen. by the kheh lose
AIM Supplementary mail of pad letters ON The per 'o' o' 'uu
at tuokrn u D.. -.
Mar ayaaa aud Nassau per steamship Egr close at the den
e.I r,I Oa,o Al : o eocA p. IA.
SATURDAY. JAN
Uav- Post all Malls close AZ 10 l.
~ for Eutope IIyrrpoo By the CRY Of NashugVn close al
,hs C,,fu po,tOHtt Al 10 IN. No Supplementary Mail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-30
Announcements 1

CoMCAL ACCIDENT TO GENERAL BUTLER
w,h another misfortune. lie lost b, and
boots from sleeping two weeks ago. shi this morning while doing
the preliminary compliments Of the General Grant, bis hat
tone Of Ksoy stolen from the White House The General
used strong language (adr monetary mpue) but beihukrs
himself that Congress had adjourned aud that the m act All, Ia
he bouostd old from Genera GfAB ard pu' for the
lie be front Of KSOIs Building HalTg for Hat at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-30
Cuba.
THE SPANISH GUNBOATS.

By the direction of Capt. AragOn, the
eanoneras provsoned yesterday and it is probable
Shat cookery Will commence on beard to-day All Of the
engineers hive been engaged and on board. The
may be sand OF the cooksin fact all hands are
pped but those who have enlisted for the voyage only
,il not 90 board until the day of sailing, which Will
not until Tuesday Wednesday next The cause or
this DELAY IS a secret among the Spanish officials.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-30
A SLENDID HOLIDAY PRESENT.


DOUBLE HOLIDAY PhEsEr ~ them repeating itself IA
charm the recipient them worth tU aud tue other
much and both Tor only 81 No g useful
entertaining aud gin welcome Husbands fathers brothers
afford 70 neglect this desirable Of all Brcseusi
subscription 70 DEsOKars Uasrhtei Monthly Magazine With
Glest largest and brau m paTor engraving the Pie
VI Ju" br LILY VI. Speloel premium DO not iA
~ call and subscribe al d1 BfOAGraI
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LATEST SNIP NEWS
ARRIVED.

StamsLlp DIdgo Johnson. Portland. mdse aud pass
RAJ Fteikandrl Wacher Bremen ~ days mdse aud pass
D.k la Plata, tr0wcl. Burnos Ayrcs ~ DAYS, hiies
Us Herr anu liemhcb, Ostcrck, Cork ~ daJs ballast
Bnfk Aniuna, Carver, Burnos Aytes g DAYS hides
Bah Auu Ei,sbtth NorgA'e, Ragged haul - days, salt
BHk Bertha. Schwartz, Boneaur 90 days, mi-r.
Ids Harry Aubrey. Hammond Dsmaarh ~ DAYS sugar
pag Urbnah y Soulc, Snule, taTcnas days, mosssrA
Bdl Sarah Bcu McCoud Tahbo Bay jan - days losWood
scr Grr,h banker AWiurriou, Para Dee. Z, mbbeL
sen Race il0rse. Hughes, Havana days, oranges
kslr Cen. Jvasu HanlssuI 80 DAYS. mdsv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-30
RUSSIA.
CEN. Ranks AND THE RussIL

GEN. BANKS AND THE RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT
It is known, says the Paris Liberte, Dec. ~
that about wear ago Russia ordered 100000 rifles OF
new pattern from American makers Gen. Banks has
been charged from the United States TO deliver these
arms 10 the Gar. The General has accomplished MS
sission and returns TO America with new order FOR
700 600 riffs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-30
CARDINAL BoNNECHOsE AND THE POPE.

Cardinal BOnnechOse writes TO the fail
Iiber denying the correctness Of the reported ntel
view between him and the Pope, which he says aDSS
lutely false and pure imagination"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-30
NEW AND HIGHLY IMPORTANT MEDICAL
DISCOVERY.
HEALTH TO THE WORLD,
DIR. ALLORAS
AMAZON PILLS.

n, ALZoRA having discovered toe valley Of the 'r h@s'o-
and exceedingly Ioaes plant po,.'I %s.s
rsnemsn merits in Their own pAsee to p.ie -
y Ss s 81 y: Scp.s suy he most certain
TT S "sn sson ssd 70 satisfy po5
drug examined sewers. Of tSe sS., b aSa % az
promotion medical ,eepewho have prouoaoeed The mos
The drug Of -hch Pulls principally composed VA.
i"o~u Spy 10 bin procured Of bs 6-sel
p SISoSI Is an Oh physician forty years experience who bas
s,.'ss ;1 BE- 70 sp 30. s 1sa ssS be .st.
.sS SSspI sTs. . s'.sI , s sss Is 70
uhO suffering that hsy have within their e-ss We
Disease simply toe result ia the system TIE I,
p"St II the LanSs are deseeu strength, COusanptoo The
t as From saf u. ssS %. css,s Ladies ssr from Female
Nature Away, makes strong ssOr to throw o. and o,eIsoIs
assistance and this indispensable aid What the AMAZON ILS's
The object furnish tsi:e remedy sr each l'ri,Sn
.,' .tI ss si and & % Il. system api or tone
life to The Whole body sad thus render TO nature TIE 's
TIE ... been that !n' ,s roo
Csome Opium hundreds Of other eI9eOa medicine: aad
.Asu MORE .TSXssTa required The Who'll. Of 'h' enc.
h, been discarded By Dr. Aiona nd ad S.s S %
medical science. By hs use o. these p; sss T s5 ,e. lied
ne Sasd Of dollars ,'J ned Psy g aS ss SI .S d
solo 80 Long e., t .oss be.nT@.osod Ssorou, hsa
AMAZON PILLS ~ . made BIZ, PI Unite. S' Sd.n sf % q
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sn1 quantity that nay be desired ., ,--,.,-,..
a for the following eompanSi
Con,umpiou Fever Intermittent Feyers Cgu sore
Throat CouRhs Colds Asthma DySpepsia Broahns, phnh@
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Weak Back. Bliousness Liver Complaints hheeh~
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restoring clear aud smooth comp EXON, 49,
LEUCORRIIEA OR WHITES. FALLING OF Ihb N'hbI
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GENERAL WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY.
Tia, and most obstinate complaint SIENNA WEAK
MISS which and has hafd te ssl Of The phn
Clans permanently cared nv the AMAZON PILLS No oto
permit enervAng disorder TO continue, As Consumption abo
death a the Inevitable result 49,,
tain quantity only package rtAy
p PRICE ONE DOLLAR PR PACKAGE
They will BY mail postpaid part Of the H'' % rec
faint OF All Letters must be addressed 20
po.,Orc. Rox3 335 Brosdsay. Nse York
CHEMicAL LABoRAroRI, LoSDoN, Dee s.. 1907.
Dr. q. f. ALtoRA. New.York . - -,
MN SIR Your communication together With the pau ron The
Amazon River hs. compliance With Tequts
bae eIamned with aud @ sa'hsd
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-30

Thetcport was adopted, aud, after passing rest ms
complimentary to the President G. Tue boatu, INC 'u
The officers Of the Daily Normal school Tor women
have awarded To Nathaniel johnson, ht Sd4VV, tue con
tract flr furnishing the school.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-30
pupR WATER.

IN, n,.pu. Isu PLrsR BY ALsIAFDn hohEss
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EvYoRK Hour. Their Bar Wsd moot go % o. W.
Dec ~ 20 ~ a w 40 1887 ". W.
81 80 80 ~ No II 80 1888 W.
REMARKs-Morning-O from i iniuisn' Oyer
very cloudy to overcast 10 10 noon; II D.
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m q midnight overcast.