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The Stage.

EVERYTHING connected with bringing out a
piece Is under the control OF the stage
manager. In first class theatre the com
pauy consists of at least the following ar
lists: One leading man, one light come
dian, two old men, three waking gentle>
men, two character actors, two, low
comedians, one leading lady, one old wo
man, one singing chambermaid, three
walking ladies', utility man, male and fe>
male supernumerarles. Salaries OF stock
actors and actresses vary from 500 to $40,
They are by no means an easy people to
manage. They live 10 world apart, and
their ideas of their own merits are FREE
quently at variance with those Of the stage
manager No part is too hard for any ut
them, but few parts are good enough
Those who are east in bac parts In a
play usually announce their intention to
leave rather than play them but on re-
Election they generally think better Of their
decision No one, however, will play a
part a hair breadth out of his particu
lar line. If first walking gentleman were
asked to play third gentleman part, he
would be as indignant as an attorney
general, were he called upon to defend a
pick pocket in police court.
Managers are often blamed because mi
nor parts of piece are badly played they
canno', however, help themselves, because
good actors will not play them. Actresses
stand even more on their dignity than ac-
tors their mutual je aiousies exceed even
those Of fine ladies. Audiences must often
have remarked that in burlesques, songs
and dances are introduced in defiance of
the requirements of the situation. The
reason usually is that Miss A.reiuses to play
unless, like Miss. B. she be given a song,
or, like Miss G.. dance The great diff
Guilty in bringing out burlesques is to find
actresses who will play the part of girls.
They all want to be boys-to show thei
legs, which nine cases out of ten are pad
died. The padding is woven into the flesh
colored legpins which they wear, SO that it
is almost impossible to detect it.
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LEGAL QUALIFICATIONS. The follow
ing story Is too good to be lost, and as
must have been by lawyer, Of course th
profession will take no offence at our repr,
ducing it, An old lady walked ito
lawyers Office lately when the followin
conversation took place
Lady-Squire, ] called to see if 20
would take this boy and make lawy,
of him ?
La.yer-The boy appears to be rath,
young madam how old is he 7
Lady-Seven years, sir.
Lawyer-He is too young, decidedly to
young nave you no boys older?
Oh yes, L have several, but we ha,
concluded is make farmers of the others.
told the old man thought this little f.
low would make irst-rate lawyer, 80
called to see ifyou would take him.
Lawyef-No, madam, he is to young y,
to Commence the study of the profession
But why DO you think this boy any 5ett,
calculated for lawyer than your oth'
sons
Lady-Why,you see, sir, ne is just SIEVE
years old to-day. When he was only f.
he d lie like all natur' when he got
be six he was sassy and impedent As sr
crltter could be aud now he II steal ever
thing be can lay his hands on.
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n@- Mr.. JENCKEs, one of those sober,
cool and talented men of the house of rep
resen tatives who does not make exaggerated
statements, said in lecture on Saturday
night, in New York, that from his
'own careful examination during the last
four years the government was defrauded
in the public service hundred millions OF
do liars a year, and that commissioner
WELLS makes the sum still greater. Was
IL ere ever such stupendous frauds and
robberies before A hundred millions or
more year stolen from the government
aud people?
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-01-29

CIGARS. There are not, we opine, many
manufacturers of cigars in the country who
understand the exact Specification Of the
Spanish words 'Maduro," 'Oscuro,
Colorado Maduro," Colorado Claro, and
'Claro," which are used to brand cigar
boxes. Smokers, with rare exceptions,
think that an ''Oscuro" cigar is necessarily
strong. Such is not the case. 1t is, as the
word indicates, dark cigar, and may be
light or strong. 1t always requires ma
tured leaf to make wrapper for an "Os~
euro" brand. ''Maduro" means hard or
strong, when referring 10 fruit or seeds
&c dorado, means red +; Colorado Madu-
ro' strong red Colorado Claro' light
red, and "Claro" light.
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COUNTRY SLEIGHING.
A New Story to an Old Tuns.
~ EpauNb c, sTrpMAy.

by Edmund c. sTEDMAN.
In January, when down the dairy
The cream and elabber freeze,
When snowsdrifts cover the fences over,
We farmers take our ease.
At night We rig the team,
And bring the cutter out;
Then fill it, fill 1t. fill it, fill it,
And heap the furs about.
Here friends and cousins dash up by dozens,
And sleighs at least score !;
There John and Molly, behind are jolly
Nell rides with me before.
And down the village street
We range us IN a row
Now jingle. jingle, jingle, jingle,
And over the crispy snow.
The windows glisten, the old folks listen
To hear the sleigh-bells pass
The fields grow winter, the stars are brighter,
The road is smooth as glass.
Our mufied faces burn.
The clear north wind blows cold,
The girls all nestle, nestle, nestle,
Each in her lovers hold
Through bridge and gateway we're shooting
straightway
Their tollman was too slow
He'll listen after our song and laughter
As over the hill we go.
The girls cry, Fie for shame J.
Their cheeks and lips are rcd,
And so, with kisses, kisses, kisses,
They take the toll instead
Still follow, follow across the hollow
The tavern fronts the road
Whoa, now all steady the host is ready
He knows the country mode
The irons are in the FIRE,
The Kissing flip is got;
So pour and sip it, sip it, sip it,
And sip it while it's hot.
Push back the tables, and from the stables
Bring Tom, the fiddler, in
All take your places, and make your graces,
And let the dance begin.
The girls are beating time
To hear the music sound
Now foot it, foot it, foot it, foot it,
And swing your partner round.
Last couple toward the left all forward
Coalitions through, let's wheel
First tune the fiddle, then down che middle
In ole Virginia Reel
Play Money Musk to close,
Then take the long chassez.N
While in to supper, supper, supper,
The landlord leads the way.
The Tells are ringing, the ostlers bringing,
The cutters up anew;
The beasts are neighing too long we're stay
ing,
The night is halfway through.
Wrap close the buff llo-robes,
We're oil aboard once more
Now jingle, jingle, jingle, jingle,
Away from the tavern-door.
| So follow, follow, by hill and hollow,
| And swiftly honeward glide
What midnight splendor! how warm and
tender,
The maiden by your side
| The sleighs drop far apart,
Her words are soft and low;
Now, if you love her, love her, love her,
Ills safe to tell her so.
| Hearth and Home
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~A Washington correspondent Of the
Chicago tribune, finds it difficult to express
all the Indignation he feels touching the
corruption Of congress. Of the republican
party he has this brief, contentious and
comprehensive remark to make, to wit
"Our own party in its organization is sim.
ply piratical." "Piratical' is a good
word. The correspondent evidently knows
the party. Would j. not be = good idea to
clean ont the p;rstss2
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rA-The Sandusky Register says: A
prize of two dollars was recently offered to
any member of the Connecticut Teachers
Institute who could write and spell correct
ly the words in the following sentence ::
1t Is an agreeable sight to witness the un
parailcled embarrassment of an harressed
peddler, attempting 10 gauge the symmetry
OF a peeled onion, which sybil has stab
bed with poniard, regardless of the in.
uendoes of the lilies of cornelian hue. !"
Thirty eight teachers competed for the
prize, but not one was successful.
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ERNST KERN.
Successor of Beer & Kern,1

Success, n of Beer & Kern,1
DEALERS - Try Goods, Groceries, Crock
- cry, fancy aoods, glassware, boots and
shoes, ready-ma clothing, paper hangings
hats and caps, to children's cabs, live geese
feathers, bird cages, kerosene oil and lamps
&C. A share of public patronage solicited &.
Store on York street, near its intersection with
Eighth.
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n@x CARL Yodr, distinguished physiolo.

aCARL VoaT, distinguished physiolo-
gist of Germany, is about visiting this
country to give series of lectures. lie
holds that the brain Of man is growing
from generation to generation. and fxes
the rate at seven hundred cubic centimetres
for the last seven hundred years. The
brain Of the Hottentot woman holds one
thousand cubic centimetres but he doesn' t
claim that the powers of the brain in
erase with the quantity.
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GEORGE REED.

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, has re
n sumed the practice of his profession, an
can now promise to give prompt attention to a
professional business entrusted to him. Co
lections made in any part of the State. For
few weeks his Office will be found at his dwell
ing house.
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III. =. BALLOON, NJ. ID. !,

DHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Particular atten
i ton paid to the treatment of difficult and
critical cases, and to consultation. Also, Er-
aiming Surgeon for Pensions. Office in tbs
building formerly occupied by Kuehn & Co. J
bankers. Orders left at T. & j. Robinson q
Drug Store will be promptly attended to.
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II. O,COyNOR.

DO0- and Shoe Maker, west side Of Hub
ID hs-d's building. corner Of Eighth and
Buffa, streets, and will be ready at all shines
tc MAJ; fracture Boots and Shoes TO order, and
Of and the best stock that can be found In the
maYSsS. ga
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j. A. BROWN. N. D.,

DPYSICIAN, Surgeon and Accoucher. Esl
L pecial attention will be given as heretofore
during lengthy experience to Midwifery and
SIgely. Office on York Street, opposite Beer
& Kern's store, where he may always be
found Orders may be left at T. & ]. Rob
inson's drug store
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HENRY SBBREE.

JUSTICE OF the Peace Will make collec-
- lions, pay taxes, search the records, draw
deeds, mortgages, contracts, &c. All business
entrusted to him will receive prompt attention. I
Office in Huebner's building, corner York and
Eighth streets.
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ID. j. EAsTOy, M. d..

physician and Surgeon, treats all Acute
L Chronic and Surgical Diseases to which
men, women and children arc subject. Office
and residence corner Of York and Seventh sts.
Orders left at the Drug Store Of Bacon, Thomss
& Co. will be promptly attended to
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DENTISTRY.

DR. A, J. PATCHEN. Dentist Office j
~ Sherman's Brick Block, Eighth street
Manitowoc, Wisconsin Particular attention
given to all the differen+ branches of the pro |
fession, and all work warranted. Teeth e1
tracted without pain.
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G.. BIEIlAG.

PROFESSOR of Music, &c, will give lessor|
| in vocal and instrumental music in the vi
lagos of Manitowoc and Two Rivers. Resi-
dence on Eighth street, near the court house
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D@ Ifa poor man in England kills a
rabbit without license, be is liable to be
sent to Jail and TO be fined 500 Perhaps
this is why they call that country Merry
England.
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T.. EB. TREAT,

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. CO
~ lections promptly attended to. Office c
Buffalo street, between Eighth and Ninth
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.Dxl>XIf'sH sYssES

DEALER in STOVES; also, manufacture
L of Tin, Sheet-iron and Copper Ware. !.
kinds of Repairing done. Shop on Eight. st
nearly opposite the First National Bank.
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e% 4 bore-the man who persists in
taking about bimself when you wish to
talk about yourself.
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In California. oats, barley, rye and buck
wheat are a. dear - wheat, and corn is
dssrer.
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Business Cards.
NyM. f. ELDNIDGE,

DULTCE JUOIICE. UHlCe III UUeDneI
i Building, Manitowoc, Wis. 4ltf
ARIES FL. WALKER,
A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. OFF,
n Oh Eighth street, over the First Nation
Bauk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-08
4 IONS !. vANpEwArER. ArorIoNEEn.

~. Thls uhy. NJ III A. M NO 80 Nrcat Jones street,
at private stable OF Ogden Hasgerty, ESQ.
An extra large and fast Pachen TrOttng Horse b cod
bay six years. about 6 high of the finest
full Feneel horses In this city, has tricks
attracts great attention when driven Park road is
warranted sound and kinds can beat go with style aud
and trained on track.
Fine span of Bays Morgan stock, 1874 high and years.
brothers. raised In Vermont; are INC and stylish traveller
pure gated; warranted in all harness faults perfectly
gentle good ecppers very snowy and perfectly sound
Fine young Irong or Road Horse by St. Lawrence out
OF n Messenger mare years: fine, gamey and prompt
driver OF great endurance tro to-day IN minutes
never been trained and is warranted perfectly sound IN every
respect.
Span OF Ethan Aliens, sorres and years old, stylish
and spirited fine travellers and pleasant drivers have
been together, but viii drive singy; warranted in all
harness will tro in BIB TO pole and better single,
be relied upon In every particular.
Fine black Horse Of Black Hawk stock 1851 hgh
old been used to be driven by lady is free from
all yico a stylish traveller and good roadster.
Very fine bay coupe Horse l6 high old Kentucky
bredi Stylish gay amabe intelligent and TO be depended
upon; every way true either single doube without
fault, and is warranted sound and Kind.
CarrngesSqupre, leather curained Coach, brown cloth
neu by John ~ Lawrence Co.; full pannellcd round
Coneh, ny Lawrence Co.; full falling top Landau, lined
with blue silk corded brocae built by Brewster all of fun
Clarence drab lined by j. c. Ham; also leather shifting top
Wagon, by styers also light rOltng road Wagon. All or
this stock 10 In the best of order.
Harnesses Harness. By Dunscomh; light single and
Robes, Anghans, Sheets, &c.
The whole OF this stock viii be positively sold without any
reservation TO close estate and private interests and can
from now until sale, which win ut IL prompt
Parties desiring to purchase good and reliable stock viii
please attend they buy with perfect confidence "a
hours given for trial. proof and examination III stock not
"a represented purchase will be annuled money re-
turned
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, q.

TOR slLE-THE CELEBRATED SCHOONER YACHT
HENRIETTA, 2iQ tons burden "a measurement winner OF
he ea, ocean yacht cowcs, England in 1865 in
which She made the Extraordinary run ESQ mics In "a
hoursl ana several other The Hcnrisa has
tcer on cruise to the West indies Tut has retuhsd New
York White her voyage from Key West to Charleston
she made run Of ESQ miles in twertyour hours, during
rough weather. showing that she has Of her speed
Tic Henrietta has commodous saloon, handsomely fltcd
up with large sateroom tho starboard side three other
and two stalerooms for officers. Tie
cabin furniture kitchen utensils &C., IN complete order,
and the vessel win be put in readiness 20 10
chiely The Henrietta WIN compare fayorahy for speed
and seagong qualities, with any yacht IN hIa coaaS q
England For particulars address J. ANDEEsuS Herald
ONCE, New York.
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A FEW GENTLEMEN's HORSES WILL BE TAKEN
on livery at private stable where they win very 6ne
at 2l9 Forty frat street west OF Seventh
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rTREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
L SEPTEMBER "a, 1859.
Sealed Proposals win be receive this Department; M
IL NJ MONDAY, 2Ath October neat Tor the building and mt
ting Of four steamers for the Revenue Marine Bidders to
furnish ker specifications; the be submitted TO
board q officers, tho Department reservng the right to
jec ALL Il not from competent and responsible parties.
Speed beng Of great Importance, the Department has
adopted tins to invite competitions and win require
bidders furnish drawings In detail OF hull machinery
with models complete; and the pares TO whom the awards
arc made shall give bonds with sufficient suritos Tor the
proper performance Of tho work according the spcchca
tong, models NC, approved.
The vessels will be OF the following Dimensions
Propeller Of iron, hermaphrode brig riggcd
Length, lf0 feet on load line
Breadth OF beam, 2S feet moulded
Depth Of hold - feet afnidships.
Draft OF water loaded not to exceed IL feet.
Sido wheel steamer iron wood; herGaphrodte brig
rpged.
Length, lG5 feet on load line
Breadth Of beam, 2s feet moulded.
Depth OF hold, ~ feet.
Draft of water not to exceed 81 feet loaded.
Two small steamers of wood.
Length, 1850 feet on load line
Breadth of beam. 20 feet moulded.
Depth OF hold, o feet
Draft Of water not to exceed 81 feet loaded.
Propeller TO have one direct acting engiue.
Large side wheel steamer, one oscilating engine.
Two small steamers, beam engines.
Speed TO be guaranteed.
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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TWO FIRST MORTGAGES FOR SALE ON IMPROVED
Property one Of % 600 and one d $4,000 Address box
l29 Herald office.
frAPscoTT BROTHERS A co, EMIGRATION OFFICE
~ South street. Issue sight drafts England Ireland
Scotland and Wales and passage tickets from Great Britain
and Ireland, al lowest ratos Apply to TAPSCOTf BROTH.
ERS co. 50 South street.
yIyM. n. PUTNAM, e6 WALL sTREET-BoNDs AND
w Stocks bought and sold; Loans negotiated on seeuri
ties, bond and MORTGAGES, &c Second Mortgages wanted
DE 000 AND 1880 TO BUY GOOD FIRST OR
pO.OOO second mortgages IN New York, Brooklyn or
Jerasy; a large Broadway Mortgage wanted.
y, COCkCRoFT, lIg Broadway.
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YORK. FRIDAY 8e9-TRIPLE SHEET
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

CADDLE HORSE wANTED.-ANY ONE HAVING
y handsome gentle Horse suitable for lady find
purchaser reasonable price by applying at loo West
Eighteenth street.
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's
Il THROUGH LINE 10
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA
Through rates. New York to San Francisco
First Class storage
$3.50 10 $500. $50.
according TO location OF berth.
These include teths board and ali neccssaries for
CHANGE or SAILING DAYS.
Steamers OF the above line pier No ~ North river
foot of Canal street. at u o'clock noon,
On lST AND 18TH EACH MONTH.
except when those days a Sunday the previous
One hundred pounds baggage free each adult Medicine
and attendance free.
OCTOBER l6--ALASKN, Captain Gray, connecting with
GOLDEN CITY, Captain LaTidge
Steamer AMERICA viii leave san Francisco November
for China and japan. ...
NOTICE TO SHIPPERs-Freight for steamer ALASKA
received until r. NJ. on Friday, October To- A lreGht
weighing less than 20 pounds 70 the cubic foot WI ee tor
wafded at slow rates An usual facilities aHoFdeu
shippers In collecting inland charges, &c. s.....
For freight passage tickets and all uiiher inefi.o
nppy al the Conuanys ticket the wharf, ioot 81
Canal street. II T. bAbi agent.
ITAyANA sIsAL AND VERA CRUZ.
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(NHARLES REIcHE a BROTHER HAVE NOW OPENED
~ their fall for the Bird trade Dealers and fan
ciers can be fully supplied 50 Chatham street. Cham
bera.
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-EITED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
~ Atlantic Mail Steamship Company
sailing regularly Thursday at O'Clock NJ precisely
from pier No. North river
MORRo CASTLE, Captain r. Adams, October IA.
COLUMBIA, Captain 4. Van Slice, October 81.
EAGLE, Captain ". X. Greene October ~.
s. q. WHEELER. Jr. President,
No. 5 Bowling Green.
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NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
~ Southern Line.
The steamship LoDoNA H. r. Hovey, win leave pier 20
East river, Saturday, October 9.
Freight for st. Louis, Mobile and Galveston taken at
through rates.
For freight passage, having superior accommodations,
apply TO - ~
G. II. MALLORY 4 CO., 1873 Maiden lane.
The DE SoTO Will follow from Pier 80 North river.
LIVINGSTON, FOX & co.
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r ADAMS WALKS FIFTEEN MILES Will E JAMES
81 Smith walks sixteen miles, In Brady's Curriculum,
Jersey City, O'Clock this afternoon 800 side
I I'VE WOOD DUCKS
~ at CHARLES REICHE BROTHERS,,
50 Chatham, Chambers street.
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JNALL RoNNETS AND LADIES' FALL HATS, SAILOR
II Hats Felts and elegant Dress Bonnets splendid styles
great bargains this day L. BINNs, Millinery, 5' and ssJ
Broadway.
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TWO EXPRESS TWO GROCERY AND TWO yEEDEE
Wagons also one four wheel Doctors or collector
Wagon for sale cheap 28 Spring street corner Clarke
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NFELLrNERY AND nREssNFAKINC.

DEAUTY TO LADIES. THOSE NEW sYLE RoUN
ID Hats and Feathers, only place 10 find thea also
sofmsut Of Bonnets, chtren's Hats '5S Broadway opp
site Stewards. Madame BlNkS.
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HAVANA, sIsAL AND VERA CRUZ. . 80,
WIN sail from pier 10 East river at 10 A. NJ heamshp
Phillips Monday Yet ~.
y. ALEXANDRA 4 SONS, ss Bfoaoway
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NATIONAL LINE - -
IN STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
From pier n North river.
HELvETIh, Thomson, saturday, Oct. 2, AT a. ".
ENGLAND, Thompson Saturday, Oct. 10, at | T.. NJ.
Passage o Liverpool Qucensown-Cabn, $50 and S00
storage, S8i, currency
s,eornse ieseis Liverpool or Queenstown s37
reucy.
7. ". J. HURST, Manager
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-0FFlCIAL
~ Passports Of the Department Of state issued BY A. G.
wILLMAR1H United states Court Buildings, a Chambers
street.
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FINANCIAL.

coo 00Q wANTED-oN FIRST MORTGAGE,
pAOsOOU for i've years good city propeTtyi VIII
pay cent and income tax thereon and In
sure property IN favor of the bondhoder against ire for tho
amount of 100000 agenLs need apply Address d. j.,
Herald onlce for six days.
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DRowNED-oCToBER 9, JOHN PRINTY, WHILE
~ laboring under alteration Of the mind he was fee
inches In height black pants white shirt and
years of age Any information of his body win be thank
fully received at So Hudson avenue brooklyn.
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l.. PATTERSON, STORAGE FOR FURNITURE,
IA. pianos and all kinds of household goods from
moths safe and dry 80 years. experience Best reference
Gel and ESQ Sixth avenue.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
United STATES MAIL TO HAVANA.
ATLANTIC MAIL. STE AMSHIP GOMPA

Y ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Sailing regularly every Thursday, O'Clock p NJ pre-
cisey, from pier No. North river
EAGLE Captain ~ X. Greene, Via Nassau .October7
MORO CASTLE, Captain X. Adams October IA
COLUMBIA. Captain Il. Van October II
FOR freight or passage apply TO
s. q. WHEELER Jr., President,
Rowing Green.