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The Typographical Union Relief Associat

The Typographical Union Relief Association
held their annual meeting FOR tho election OF officers
last evening, at No 6s East Broadway.
Anna Palmer, aged 90 months, was drendfully
scadei about her neck and chest last evening by ket
her. at her home, No. 2J3 East Thirdst
Two laborers, named James and John Mccain,
yesterday afternoon buried In sewer which they
They rescued aud nken to Bellevue Hospital
John had leg broken, and Jamess foot was crushed.
A meeting Of the delegates fpm the differ
ent divisions comprising the West sih Good Tempars
held at their hall, OF Eighteenths and
Eighhaye, ast evening. During the present week tho
rendn room Of the association will be thrown open
TO the public.
Gen. James McQuade OF Gov. Hoffman's Staff,
Col j. c. Burr OF Wilmington, ~ g., Col Blssc Of Hart
ford aud Dr. W. Daniels OF Delaware, are at the st. Mich
olns Hotel. The Hon. L. Clark OF Massachusetts, and
the Hon Robert Cochrane OF White Plains. at the
Metropolitan Hotel Er Congrossman Hubbell Of Cox
saekie n. Y, is at the Hoffman House.
A lecture was delivered in the West Thirty
fthst Presbyterian Church last night, by tho Roy DR..
Hall, eyes" This ia the third,series delivered this
Winter the proceeds OF which applied for the benefit
OF the Sunday connected with the church ON the
26th inst the Rev. Mr. sutphen Will deliver lecture at
the same place taking for his subject "T0 the Rocky
Mountain"
At consultation held on Saturday last by
PrOfs AOnzo Clark james H. Wood and Police Surgeon
visit the south OF OF his continual III
health. IL IN than probable that he will procure
leave OF absence fOf three moDhs ana follow the advice
or hih phYeiclans
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NEw.YoRK MARINE SOCIETY.

The New-York Marine Society, the oldest So
cicty in Ncw.Yorl-chartorcd by George III. in 1870
held its Goth annvernry meeting yesterday afternoon OF
KoIbs Hotel No. 100 Pearl.s The Society is composed
of ship Masters and Is for the benefit of the widows and
orphans OF deceased members The President OF the So
ciety Capt j. NJ Ferrer, called tho meeting TO order ut
o'clock when the Secretary read the minutes Of the last
yearly meeting and of special meeting, which ap
proved, after which the Treasurer read his annual
report showing that t97l2s 90 had been expended
dulIng the year, aud balance on hand OF $500 80
pension st during the year 1868 OF So and s3 80 in
bonds mortgages securities, etc, belonging TO the s0ci
ETY. AZ the conclusion Of the Treasures report tho fol
lowing officers were elected FOR the ensuing year Pres
dent. john VI. Forrer; First Vice President Ambrose
Snow Second Nicc-fresidcut. Francis NJ French Treas
urer, Kenny COuard; Secretary Joseph Perkins. The
officers sworn In, after which the President APP
pOmtedt following the Standing Committee for 1867
Capt. Ambrose SNOW, Capt. Augustus BrOa Capt Oney
Loyett, Capt VIM. H. Allen. Capt Francis Nj. French
Capt j. y. Jones, Capt. Vim. Ii. Meny, Capt. VIM. A.
Ellis, Capt. Vim. g. Thompson Capt. Henry Coulllatd
Capt Egbort Perkins Tho Society then adjourned TO
very excellent dinner which had been prepared for them
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proposed sewer through Nans outlet st,. t.. Pa II
s a trsseSs Of the properly .snr,
believed steps viii Be sssso.sd ~.
WESTMINSTER. N. Y.-The Mannachor win 80.
grand masquerade ball al the Town morrow eyee Va" s'o
s.i NIL VERNON, y. Y.-The annual festival Of thu
Hall Of;hA village Wednesday .seou vi" 'N usos
MOkRlSANIA, n. Y.-At the last meeting NJ a..
1atsd u h. ps' n was presen ed from NJ Brri %
contest resulted adverse to the Of the petition ns
| YONKERs. N.Y;-An election for directors Of IN.
FIRST National Bank viii be be held at the bank morrow a. a
| SING SING, N. Y-The animal election 20, 49,
ors Of the First SAOaa Bank will be held the bsuss ea
PEEKsKILI, ". Y.-The annual e,e.,;on q.
director, wcsiebe,er County National Bank win y @ ioe
banking rooms tomorrow, at / o'clock pm. INC
POUGHKEEPSIE, N VA great race between
Booth will be In command Of the feet ''
HOBOKEN.-Mr. John c. Besson is a candidate
strong delegation evening 10 ID. Be..oa interest
JERSEY CITY.-Taylor's Hotel will change hands
o p aS an apn nsa rental Of @ @ is ss 1ss
value Mr. George Fletcher the Mansion House ps
to The chdns Home Two married q Js.sy cry Knows
night attempted BY taking morphine older ce-
cupaDts Of the hOne found out the circumstance and s1nmeD
out Of danger
HUDSON .CITY.-The Court House is being re-
paired and repaiuted-a needed improvement
METUCHEN, n. 1.-The next Sunday School In.
ue for Mddeser County will be held ia the Presbyterian srL
morrow commencing o'clock and closing Thursday light
W. Clark the Rev. Robert Lowry Of Brookyn ehe1
eminent Sunday. School men will assist
BELLEVILLE. n. ia fire which broke ont yes.
tsy morning. destroyed Joseph Wbseds grocery Wm ID
Jacksous adjacent and W. Dowss building corrupted
public bali Nicholas Steyens partly Thd
loss is 49, C0 The origin Of the fire 10 unknown.
NEWARK, n 1.-THE City Mission and Church Ex-
tension Society the Methodist Episcopal Church organized last
Cornns Walsh chosen President Presi<
dent appointed from each Of the Methodist churches tie s
President Ds:he Of College Rev O. H. Try cf New
Brunswick oers..At the meeting Board Of Trade Is.C
evening Hotel Committee report showing that Tie
prospects for the building Of htcsss h1te an
eouagng Over Sl 600 OF the stock had
by the citizens The report the Secretary Mr. Abe
ing that there 2t members Of the Board and that although
organized year successfully established Capt
Searn read report concerning the distinctions the Psse R,e
The City Government memoazed With on
the sand bar above tie Ceners bridge Communication read
from the Philadelphia Trade With Bankrupt
National Board
ced action with sales Of produce and for seton
the nnny Of property daring The tine Of
from eonGscaiion and destruction.
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puooKLyy BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

4 regular meeting OF the Brooklyn Board OF
boil Yesterday afternoon. the President,
Mr. j. l. Bergen In the chair large lobby was in at
tendance and considerable interest manifested in
the proceedings. A number Of bids were opened FOR
grading aud paving and for rcfencn streets, which may
Tor the large attendance OF those who are look
Ing for Jobs petition from residents Of New Lots
asking the Board TO interest themselves In
furhCng the project foot for the annexation OF that
township TO the CITY OF Brooklyn. committee was
appointed 10 confer with the petitioners on the subject
The Brooklyn Club, through ~ Secretary, VIM r. Van
puyne, extended an Invitation 20 the members OF the
Common Council 10 attend dinner 20 be given by that
body the Hon Henry H. Person, prior to his departure
Illinois The invitation TO dinner was accepted. A
remOnstrauce WAS received and referred TO tho Law
Committee against tho proposed extension OF Prospect
Park the ground that the eXOrbtant taxation entaed
los Tie extension would more than CouutcrbaanCe any
advantage could possibly accrue from the plan de-
signed The question OF supplying stationery upon tho
specifications submitted By the Street Commissioner,
winch involves the expenditure OF nearly $4,000 for the
year, was after considerable discussion and several
by vote OF II Yeas To 10 Nays. Tho fire limits Of the
Western District extended as u include the
seventh Ward. resolution was adopted authorizing
the Miamsburg Gas Co TO lay thcir mains from Broad
way to Myrtle-aye. Park. A resolution was adopted
causing inquiry to be made 10 tho value OF city bonds
whether they worth or IN excess, and whether
any action Of tho Board j. necessary IA the premises
10 was stated that there 100000 standing 10 the
credit Of the WallaiOut Commission aui Information
WAC desired rs 10 who received the Interest thereon
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rALSE INVOICES.

Marshal Murray seized the books of two firms
yesterday afternoon the ground that they have been
engaged in importing goods into this port ut an under
valuation in the invoices ono OF these firms does bust
on Broadway and the other one In Howardst No
further particulars WILDE made known untA is shown
that good grounds existed f5r the seizures.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Seir Blo0ner Jacobs Grand senan ~ B. ~ days berrE
Sehr " w. Smith. Clark ChaTlestoD yellow pine
sCHOosERs-RIYER AND cOAsTwIsE
Geo z. Brown, Norwich. Sarah Adams, Eastport
7. &. LYMAN, NeHlisfen Tease neNhAhrh
White Rock Cfu,ou Wm. Grinder. Boston
Marion Clinton joseph Neg-llayen.
NlIIesex NeW.IIaren Benz Strong, Providence
Expedite. New.IIaSen. Caroline CofnelA, NsH Harto
B.iona FGnuie Gloucester.
EiNari Liudsley. NewIIayen. B. p. Godsln stamford
L. ". Brisal, Providence
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEwLoSDoS. Jan. Arrived steamship Harvsst Se" fot
Proyence Robert Smith and Dr. Franklin Unsaye Mar Meal
Lady Anthem Newport Lucy Jones B'noIe sa
Ta Rivers Atlanta Cohasse Kate Callahan, Panther sod Hshl
Rsssn E1abebpor,; Argo HOLMES Hole. Sailed Pred Spsfod
Jscksonyle Isaac Border Fall Rivers Sandman Rocklsad
,S m Me,eTsnean for BaGoSe bark O. ROse1elt
from NeEYork; Italia fom BaTorei sehrs Denhs hce
hr ho ney baTks and Chon bngs Chattanooga
w. jan 1.-THE steamship Fairbanks for NesYors5
which b LAYING the mouth Of the River E several days goa
Over @ IAN iArTed steamship IT, Livingston New Ysf
ships Marion EmefsOD, ianhouH, AHs't SNNr W.
S 1ScIseo Jan -Aved brig KaOrama from Esvf3
$50. S yo, Cleared ships Aurora NewYoTk With q 600 sAka
sbsa 100 bbs aour; Mary Goodse for Caaoi SArs stBN
raiso Sailed ships Wyoming for L'ePooli Helena p"" " '
Jaueiro -.. .,o,r,
sorrnAxProx Jan 1.-THE steamship America fon SeSiof bn
arrived
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Captain Of the ship Cahssa. at san Francisco Ips
sounded for eight hours sho1 extending - miles bs, % f
LIGHT HOUSES ON THE PACIFIC COAST. =
SAY PRsycsco jan 1.-THE Board Of rndsrwres Asd
asking ,s immediate s dS &c e .SsS assd
lighthouses and Signals Points NewYear Regs and Arenas st
be Illuminated By erection Of lighthouses on either Pigeon Point
Point vessels have been wrecked and Oo ser1
oger eOs 00s Lives so H, on S PaD. 0 a s s f a.
Involving loss Of s325Oo0
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lAnnouucements.l

The use of WINcHEsTER's HYPOsPHOsITEs OF
LINE and SODA does prevent the formation Of ube ibe lngs
THOUSAND treated BY me-" Dr.
CHURCHILL. 81 A SINGLE INSTANCE IN WEIGH
DEPOSITED when certainly known that Isrs
existed prior the treatment" ,
SUSDAY-SCHOoL BOOKs.-BROUGHToS d. WE
No - larset AID beat
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HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER.

York Hour. Their. Bar. Wind honr Iber bsL
ian i'll 800 $500 B. Jan. H-6 80 1890
II $50 3ll7 n. T. . ~ $50 n ~
$40 3lC4N Il. ii ~ 1880 Is.
Rkx.pK oune-HaIy 2l5 hafy at Il overcast
"a a. siee, Al a. misty 2o se and rainy rom TO-
to IL To sunset misty ranorm AZ 81 I
either dhule TO sunset Evenng-khn Storm Dep'n VI
rain fallen to H. Of an inch.
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The rscsnt fall in gold looks wen Soe
the administration Of Prssidsot 0fank
1t il the bast test Of practical statsRaa-
ship, for Il not that Whist the country be-
bssn looking for sll the time-a speedy -
turn to the old state Of ahsirsf The
President may smoke his cigars, make
many pleasure trips, and talk sbout
horses = much - he plsssss, but - long
as he brings down the price Of gold snd
diminishes the public debt - he ID doing,
il is an indication that be il sths right
man in the right place" Since be crushsd
go eHsctaally the gold oornering sPsoula'
lation and passed unscathed from tho net
his enemies tried to throw around him in
that matter, he has not been compelled
TO suffer quite as much abuse from the OPP,
position press and party as he used TO get
for imbecility. The people have come to
regard him as the faithful and upright
Executive, and his enemies have been
compelled at least to respect him, and
close their loud waiiings at his malsdmin-
lstration Of public affairs
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Il T. nov d yesrs since DT. Tobias fsst nitro
cueed the .igeg.rt8an LluineAp Ia TIE United
btate~, aud never asa a single Instance has Lis
medicine failed ~ do al, II net more than d
stated Ia bi< pamphlet. A. an sxteTnaI rrsssdy
In cases ~ chronic fbsgnAtssfa bsagseks, teyth.
a1hs. bruises, burns, cuts, sores, sNellisgr.
sprains, s.iDgs u inssct< and pains Ia lint,~,
back and chest, iis vondsrfgi curative yDssfs
are miraculous. Taken Internally for the cure u
cholera, collie. diaubOia, dTssDtsrI. sick head.
ache and vomiting. ~ soothing sDd psnstratiDg
qualities srs felt as soon taken The oath
with With saeh bottle T. sooonrabied VIII show
that thsrs "a nothing Injurious In iS cDro ysitloB
Thonsands u certificates have been received
speaking ~ tbs rare virtues ~ this valuable az.
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has the signature Of 40. l. Tobias on the outside
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Rad IHE TRUTH In cases Of general pros
tration and debility, loss Of appetite and
low spirits, Aliens Congress Bitters are inyaiu-
able as a panacea. They are compounds OF six
teen different roots, herbs and barks They
promote digestion, correct disorders, and infuse
new life and energy in the system. They strike
at the root Of disease. Sold at all drug ssores.
Manufactured az Fort Edward, n. r., by VIII
ham Alien. noYl2dlm
~ The Flood owes It's red color to minute
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healthy person, large amount OF Iron, which
gives vitality TO the blood. The Peruvian Syrup
supplies the blood With this vital element, and
gives strength and yigor 10 the whole system.
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q . q . 9 q q q 9 q

TO TIE WORKING CI1A0D.-We ~ -
ploymnt st bme, fAs vhoas g - tiQD ~ -
spayv momsats. Busmes nsv, 49, cd pee0fe
aha PersonS Of other SEX earn IN - - IS
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WEAK BACK,

Pains in the side, Of the hips, and about the Kid
neys, arc relieyed at once by the application Of
one of Alloock'8 Porous Plasters.
"Gainstown, Ala, Nov. ~, 1868.
"hessrs. Thos. Alcock Co.:-During an ex-
teniye practice Of ten years L have been ire
quent witness OF the migical qualities OF your
Porous Plasters. j certify that they are all
you claim for them.
ROBERT E. CAMPBELL, NJ. d."
Dr. Myer Of Savannah, ia, says they are the
best mechanical supporters for weak muscles ever
discovered that by their warming properties
they bring power and health, until the strength
of the muscles entirely restored that he
knows case where Allcock's Plasters cured
gentleman of u weak spine that he daily pres
<ribes them in his practice, with the happies' re-
suits. noV5a1Wlm
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n EL-T- IN &
Tn 0nHsus.-0sn- osrAstds sansui
committee has bssn busy Of late, end now
has . bill nearly perfected which It hopes
to press into Congress before Christmss,
and through both houses by February.
Under its provisions census bureau Il to
be established in the Depaatmsnt Of the
Interior; a census commissioner 70 be ap-
pointed by the President for q term Of
three years, and deputy in each congres-
sional district Is to be nominated by the
Secretary Of the Interior. The time for
the census is restricted to June, 1870, and
the work Of compiling the returns is to be
finished in three years from the date Of
the commissioner appointment.
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IN VERMONT

IL IN ls53.-DR A. u. JOEDOE, UToscDpie
Physician, cures Chronic snd Long Standing Dis
eases, by system Of medicine true To nature, fno
mineral poisonsl such Diseases Of Throat,
Lungs, Heart, Liver, Kidneys, and Urinary
Organs, Weak nesses Of the Reproductive organs,
IN both male and female, either early or late In
life. URoscopIA---Discasss Of . Chronic nature
located and described BY the examation Of the
two to four ounces OF that secretion, the Arut
paGsod Ia the morning, with name and age 10 all
that V required. Patients trestsd ~ home st
any distance. Letters must contain Stamp to
in6ure notices. ExAruination Zee, 90 6ped-
mSae sont By express OF mAil must Be prepaid.
T0ms for tFsatment-reasonable. Once on
Nah street. Montrelier. Vt. r. O. Boz IA.
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WHAT 1T rs NOT AND WHAT II Is.-These truths
are self-evident. Phalon's vitalia or Salvation
for the Hais is neither sticky like molasses, nor
muddy like a gutter-pud1le. 1t is on the con-
trary a genial fluid, clear, limpid, aromatic,
harmless, and will restore TO gray hair whiskers,
boards and mustaches, their original color as
certainly sunshine melts the snow.
noy26deodlw
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81; If you have discharge nom the hose,
offensive otherwise, pntial ioss Of the sense Of
smell, taste u hraling, eyes watering or weak,
feel dun and stupid or debilitate9, pain or pres
sure ia Tho head, take cold easily, you may be
sure y9a haze the Cafauh. Thousands annually,
with Jul ipaniicsting haifof the abqve symptoms,
terminal IN Consumption aud end in the grave.
No disea.e Is common, more deceptive on less
understood by physicians. Dr. H. V. Pierce, Of
Bufilo, y, " Is the rroINetor Of lr. sage :
catarrh Reinody perfect specific for fatauii,
"CoId in the Head" or Catarrhal Headache,
which be sends - any address by mail on receipt
II sixty cents 5od by most druggists every.
Yhers
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1Gss. n. B., al Rock1sd, H., writes:
Sad you WhsslH Z Wilson Machine. NO
lo.lSs. to have setashed ths recent impsoyemsst'
-the impsovsd loop-shsok, tension, gIs-s foot
new style hsmmer, beaidss, and coeder. hsv'
used this machine Soe ok ysan Without repair
inn. snd in that time Il has earned for me ittll
over 1900. :.
Nn. F. H. F. OF Elizabeth, N. j., writes:
have had one Of the Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing
Machines, No. 6352, for ten years. 1t has beer
used BY myself, family, and friends. constantly
with no expenae for repairs.
See advertisement in another column.
nov27dlV$
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~ Winter Is ii1g isiry upon ~, and The
teams are bss'etlfg ~ the lumber woods Ia
yarioas parts u t3e eypBi5y. Our adsie ID ~
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cook, teamstsi ~ any 0'bef man, y ~ taLs a'oog
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fa,s . 5 paf tsflgg p,iis. Many gntisa efisbof,
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THE CONSTITUTION ovERTHRowH /!

The constitution and Health may BE- ruined by
n feg applications OF the Lead or sulphur han
dyes nov IN the market. mot Dye may De
the motto OF such nostruns, but DIE may be
the result of using them. But one HAIR dye has
been tired and acquitted VI I'll deleterious ten
deney, under the inia!ible laws Of science. BE 1t
knswn TO AL, that
CRIsrADDRo'S EXCELSIOR DYE
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House New York.
ogIsraDoRO HAIR PREsERVATIYE as
4 Dressing. acts likes charm oSNhe hair after
Dysins. Try 1t novlidSwim
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JOURNAL FOR 1870.

Containing FAIRY stony for Christmas, Plays
Puzzles and Wonders. 10 large pages illustrated.
seut free receipt Of cent stamp for post age
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,oAiAEoE SENSE

WASTED AGEhTS ESQ rer ma4,h ta ssli
the ault Genuine Improved Common hen-0
iau4iy = Wing VI aglIIIig.' FI4ee only as. Great
inducements % a-ent- This H. the Iuost popular
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