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bankers section 10 Of sbe acs Of June 80 lee They
ask me TO determine who be regarded ~ uspkeIs
referred to.
1hsve fully considered the question made 10 this COM
munications and have arrived at the following con-
clusion:-
person whose business isto negotiate purchase. or
sales OF stocks 10 banker. within the meaning OF para
graph OF section 70 Of the act Of june 49, 1885, as
amended, he has place OF business where ne receives
others the stocks whose sale he peg0aes, or where
money 10 advanced or loaned ON stocks.
must therefore, respectfully decline 10 order the discon
tinuance of the suits referred TO.
win please this decision to the parties
and proceed to such you find should be
assessed and collected in your district under the ruling
which have made.
Before arriving at this opinion caused the question TO DO
fully examined and ! inciose herewith the opinion OF
United States statutes and retained counsel by ibis
ONCE. Respectfully, q. DELANO, Commissioner.
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SUPREME CruaT-sptCia, TERM.

godae barnard and Ills Opinion Of the Press.
Judge Barnard on taking his eeat on the bench
yesterday morning called attention to article in
tue New York Ttanes Ia copy OF which he held in his
mandy, wherein he said he was charged with grant
ing Official orders at the osice Of the Erie Railroad
The Judge stated that II he had been correctly
informed us to the authorship of the article in
question, its writer was O man whom he Judge
BaTnard) saved some five years ago from
being sent TO State Prison for forgery; that the
wr,ter In question was following worthily in the
footsteps OF The man who, after persstently attack
ing and disappearing him the judge Tor years,
went nome drunk and fell dead The Judge coptin.
aed that he had borne these sort OF attacks long
enough, and he should make 1t his business here
after TO know the personal history Of every man
gagged 1 yiliifying him, and should proclaim
tuem from the bench. lie did not consider 1t hls
duty, al his time Of life, 10 endure such assaults
from men whO II they had their deserts would
many of them have been IN State PRISON long ago.
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time that he came here he was very much
Discouraged and talked as though he desired
to Die, and that the only thing he cared
about living for was his child; upon Wednesday ar
ternoon he was particularly dlsconsOate, crying
nearly all the time; he said he had nothing to live
for; that he had worked hard every day, and that
every day brought him further into debt and more
than half the time he did not have anything to eat
al home; he said he got paid every two weeks, and
when he got his pay he gave his wife forty dollars
and IN few days the money would all be spent for
liquor; that all the clothing ne had he had on; the
carpet on the noor the bed quilts and sheets upon
the bed were sold for liquor; the shirt he had on he
had worn for four weeks, aud frequently when he
mad taken of O dirty shirt II was only 10 put on
another just dirty and all that ne mad to snow ior
his money was four or five old chairs ana a table,
on wednesday and Thursday l ADVISED nm y
quit the city and leave his Wue Dehih4
him; to take the child and put It out OF her reach
ne would make up his mind 10 go would give MIN
money enough to pay or all his debts anu w0ulo
give him money enough to take him wherever nc
wanted to 60 and when he arrived at his destinason
would start HIM in business and SEND MN AZ lno
goods he would want; told him knew place I'D
the State OF New York where there was an opening
In the tobacco business; thought he considered "
favorably; after gave him clean clothes on Wednest
day evening he told me that upon his arrival nome
his wife said, "You s. OF b., where ala you get
money TO buy clean cl0thesr' $1,000,
The Jury returned verdict THAT the deceased.
samuel Ramsay, came To MS death Dy Wounu iIoiA
q pistol ball at his own hands"
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Base ball NSiss.

Tne Orientals. OF this city, were defeated 10y the
Nationals at Washington yesterday with the score
4s to s.
To-day the Atantics and Keystones will play on
the Capitoline grounds; the EcsCotds will play the
HaymaSers at Troy, the Hudson OF Hudson city,
VIII play the Excelsior at Catsk, aud the Hanson
and Magnolia clubs Will play at Prospect Park.
The Empire and Social second ninesl will play at
HoboRen on Monday. The Empire and Union, u
Morrisania, Will play at Merose on Tuesday and
the Empire and Active will play al Hoboken on
Wednesday.
The Irvington and PowhaaB will play on the
Union grounds on Tuesday.
Tonight the Mutuals VIII start on their tour 10
Washington, Baltimore and Philadelphia.
In the game fof the junior championship az Ford
ham, on Thursday. the Keystone defeated the Union
with the score Is TO ~,
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The M'DANIEL SUICIDE.

singular Proceedings Before the Coroner.
An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner Flynn
over the remains Of Catherine Mcdaniel, the young
woman who committed suicide on Monday, at No.
los Monroe street. with Paris green as already fully
narrated In the HERALD. The inquest was attended
by large crowd OF people, nearly all being friends
OF MI Sweeney the betrayer OF the deceased, and
they viewed the proceedings with great apparent
Interest. The following is an abstract Of the EVIL
dence sdduced before the jury
owen I. Ward, M. d., OF No. 266 Eas: Broadway,
testified that on the 10th inst Sweeney came to his
had poisoned herself He found the deceased suffer
ing from the effects OF poison, and prescribed an
emetlc, which she refused TO take death being the
subsequent result
Wary Brennan, OF All Cherry street testified that
sic was cousin OF deceased, who went 10 live
WITH Nj. Sweeney ~ February last servants when
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SUPREME GaUnI-cDAnStas.
Decisions.

BY Judge Barnard.
FiSnf' cs. B0laeld.-Amendment allowed.
LolDcy Ell al. Us. Nichols et dl.-Motlon denied.
EalripsfOTd rs. Patten et rl.-Motion granted.
R~otnil et al. Us. Oh geek Railroad company n
aI-Motion granted and reference ordered TO hear
and determine.
Nelson as. BlanchJfed.-Motion denied.
fa ne Matter ar ne Guardianship or henrietta
A,gtftdge 81 dl.-Motlon granted for removal
HOiiOicay rs. Stephens ct dL-Moton denied.
SQThifa as. Heeks e. al.-Judgment ordered.
Garlta as anderson ct di.-Judgment ordered.
Tyieg. Us. J1netcdy.-Motlon denied.
I5,niceil rs. JdaelCdp.-Motion denied.
Fdl. It,feyt as. Mefaria Ell dI-Motion for c0mnie
AioD granted, stay denied
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NEW YORK CITY,
TIE C0uRTs.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.


Before Commissioner shields.
sns united states Is. John RooneI .--Defendant,
together with his brother, has brewery at 64o and
64s Fity-seeond street. In June last this establish
ment was visited by Deputy Collectors clayton and
Anderson, 10 the discharge Of their olcal duties,
Defendants 10 Is alleged, ofered resistance TO the
officers, and were subsequently arrested tnerelQr.
Wbe case was adjourned Tor Iurtnef nearing 70 the
A Repentant Fnhbuster.
Yesterday afternoon Commissioners Shields re-
ceived telegram from General Vogdes, Of Fort
Hamilton, TO the effect that james Burns, who had
nntI then steadily refused TO accept the terms OF
She government for his release, and had since the
time Of his arrest been confined in Fort Lafayette,
willing to take the necessary oath not to violate
ihe neutrality laws, and give up his role as martyr
10 the cause OF Cuban liberty Commissioner Shields
went down 10 the fort yesterday afternoon and the
pfieoher was released.
An Alleged Un:aithfui Keeper.
Before Commissioner Shlweli
g7ss United states Us. John Rooney Defendant,
IN company with one John Downs was on the lith
met placed In charge Of thirty flour barrels Of whs-
key that had been seized the premises Of G. Nc
Cormack, 21s Seventh avenue, for violation OF the
revenue laws. The next morning the osleer who
had placed the whisaey In their charge went to look
after them and found them, as Is alleged, both miss
Ing, and the whiskey was nowhere TO be seen. De-
PENDANT lives ut 10 West Seventeenth street. aud
was arrested on complaint OF Deputy Collector
Oyton, OF The Sixth district. He was held in the
sum OF 81, 600 for examination on the Esd inst.
The Washed stamp Case.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
The United States os. John Busns.-The defendant,
aD account OF whose arrest on a charge OF washing
cancelled revenue stamps and selling them for use
again was given several days ago, held yester-
day TO swail the action OF the Grand Jury
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I the game Is as foliows:-

Lett alter Clean h6-HHtHtIu, i, r h1lt y THhy,
Buip, ?; Allen, i.
Clean home runs-Hat6ed, /; E. Mjls,1
Bases on called ballsMutuai tmes Keystone times.
Fly catches Hatfield, q Flanly, O. Mis' L swandeih
Flowers l; Weaver Kulp -; Woods Bschte, Vi in
ton, 5; Ewel, 3--tota, H.
Foul bound catches-C. Mills 5; Eweb B.
Base playful out by F. Miis Fianey, 2 Total As
sisted by Carleton, G. Mills, i FANNY L. ffafei, Put
by Weaver, Kulp q Bechtel e. Total, Assisted by
Flowers, s; Kup, d Ewell g.
Out on fouls-Mutual, S times; Keystone, tmes.
Time of game-3 hours and % minute1.
Umpirc-Mr. Lyons of The MON OF M0rrisana.
Scorers essrs. Bell and MoipeD.
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HEAVY FAILURE IN NORTH ADAMS, MAss--Tho
hrin Of taylor Bliss large wooiien anufacturers
n North Adams, stopped their mills on Monday
night owing TO the failure OF Bowers, Beeckman b
pie Of North Adams the cstabiishincnt being one or
tne Oldest and largest In berkshire county having
been established many years ago by Taylor In.
nalls--Bos0a 7roceie,, August ~.
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Sii hnvercceived from Wood Rich and others, doing
business IN the city VI New York, communication In which
they state that their business that OF brokers and That
snf baye been against them Tor the %
beyates To- neJcctDg 10 make return aDo payment
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TRAVELLING AND FREIGHTInG.
CENTRAL AND WESTERN
PACIFIC RAILROADS.
c,sa.re Of riue, October Isth, 1889.

3 Change Of Time, October 1Sth, 1859.
IMPRESS TRAIN-EASTWARD-
IL "DAILY."-Leaves San Francisco at ZOO
A. 4. San Jose TAO 4. H.; Stockton 1l:4O A. T.;
Sacramento 1:5o P. H.; Junction &oP. T.; Col,
fax $40 Tn.; Keno II;S9 S H.. macswOnn ES i:SS
r. H.; Carlin 400 p n; Elko $40 r. H.; arrive
at Promontory 6:45 A. H.; Omaha 1:l0 =. Y.
EXPRESS TRAlN-WESTWARD- DAI.
LY."-Leayes Promontory 800 P. T.; Elko 7:So
!. H.; Csrlin $50 A 4; Argentns II;4S ~. 4. T.;
Reno 1885 4. h; Colfax 7:52 A. T.; Junction
1910 A. H.; Sacramento 1900 4. (; Stockton l:S
?. n; arrive at San Jose 7:l6 P. n; San Fran
cisco 6:S0 r. 4.
WAY AA1L-EASTWARD-, sundays
San Jose 3S0 r. H.; Stockton 6:36 r. n; arrives
at Sacramento 1880 p. u.
Way MAIL-WEsTwARD-Daily, Sun
days excepted), leaves Sacramento $40 4: T.;
s.osEton @ 4 Fa arrives m a. san Jose 1880
ATLANTIC HOTEL EXPREss, composed
OF Pullman Palace Coaches, with Restaurant
Commiss.ry Car attached. running u through S, %n
leave San Francisco every Monday Of 7:OO A. T.;
arrive at Promontory Tuesdays 900 2. 4: and
Omaha Thursdays $50 P. n; RETURNING,
LEAVE OMAHA Tuesdays 9:1b A. H.; arrives
cisco Fridays o p. \. Tickets and Berths for
this train can be secured only q the Company's
Ofice, li5 California street, San Francisco.
MARYSVILLE TRAINS Daily Sundays
excepted), leave Sacramento 6:10 A. y. and 2:l0
Pm; arrive at Marysville l0:45 A. n. and 600
TRAINS FROM MARYsvILLE TO SAC.
RAMENTo AND SAN FRANCISCO Daily,
(Sundays excepted, leave Marysville 9:l5 A. n.
and 1880 p. n arrive at sacramento 1l:30 A. u.
and BIO p. H.; San Francisco $50 P. \. and loo
THROUGH FARE REDUcED.-From San
Francisco or Sacramento to Omaha, $50 25; to
st. Louis, $97 20; Chicago, $97 80; to New
York. $112 80: to Boston, $114 70; to New
oisfiIfi SILVER < + PALACE SLEEPING COACHES
are run daily from San Francisco to Promontory.
Double Lower Berth, IS 00; Double Upper
Berth, $5 90; State Rooms, $40 90. Double
Berthi accommodate two persons; State Rooms,
SECOND CLASS TRAINS leave San Fran
cisco 400 r. H.; Sacramento 500 A. u. Fare to
Omaha, $45; st. Louis, as; Chicago, $5; New
CHILDREN not over Twelve u9 years Of
age, Half Fare; under Five (0 years Of age.
100 POUNDS OF BAGGAGE per adult
passenger) FREQ. SO Pounds Baggage per
child between 5 and 10 years Of age) Free.
EXTRA BAGGAGE lover 100 lbs.) between
Sacramento and Omaha Currency $lb per l0O
pounds. A. n. TOWNE, Genl supt.
October 1s, 1869. oc22-tf
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BATHERS, ATTENTION 1

nR.MAYER BEasLEAvE a -
IL to announce 10 the public
mat from and after this date E.....
MS BATHING ROOMS will go AN -
be open EVERY DAY for the accommodation
he also begs leave to say that the public will
And Il To their interest to patroniLo his
, 1869-01-11
A1]fGed IIexvE Defalcn'ton in virginia
-Arrtst of s1n ~usn c1ed F4rtY-Bafl
Akou1, Fa IN S10s0U0s

Fsor, the Ricnmosu knqaircr, Jan. l..
1t has been Suspected for ssyecal mouths
past that RswlY ", Hooson. late Deputy Col-
lcctor 0t Internal Revenue IN the Danvllle
District, vas detauttef to the government
for large amount OF moi ey, but these sus.
picions had moi assumed dem 'or1n until
q t~ dass 81 e.. &m inursdas lass oistlsct
Attorney Beach Was pr III posses:lon o. SUI
iclent 'ae's 10 eha.ir olal 70 mahe Hptaiea
iion TO nlt'd et2tfs t"tnmts@'aues I"An "'H
lot Il "uTfailt fof Aobson arrfst. due TT
rant Was lssned III CLOCK o. thursday
i.athe iast' ana eharses cha1 "na,e ~ uepa.s
toltes'u1 o. Ine uanvI .,t.s pti'.tss n Wv .p
, 1869-01-11

ii =.
M'eW' .or n"nnn1 ~ ,s.. .a: ,.r ,,,,,,.. ~.
car" 'mH, o. "aleh .. Mt o"a -, w.
- es.s osn 10 eae 'Ic' 1na s's' pt''' 49,
~ FL ehf' Or "H"" "a'
1h'Fc was Euod Attendance on hAhsc IT,
my s"a efnnp ~ 'of mafss'a al f'"h" IN
train; VI l'1r Ifc 'l'l"ns w"ie arm .n's *srsa'.
,pe '.'a'nc y. "sne"", ,r,s a,',, o's u"usa, s'
y" r''",.'. .as a"s' a.1 Vs. '''o'
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tuA'ss" " t.,es,ep "tia "'n'"H ,s'" wy
'"e m'ar' e'f'ta urn. '" '''npa'h1 VII" So
'9e'a ~ sfes'et snthatn 10 ~" lofH'
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Wy, eeu."' .u.nk ..... ~ -. ,.,n. ..u.. w.,
80" 'nt4t ~ ,,.. ~
'h'f W. tVt"'ns uu."k III" ero' u'.. 'ats ~
EI HSta shous ssoo at'f' ~ II *''"' ~. "1''"".
'hh'' nnsst th's notsth sna next or fe'''f hrft
~ nan enn mneo' ny "s'Ast e'o"e" es.,s' ~ ~
*"W WIN none onftl'g 'oote man t''''' ''t
hid IT. ,h,. r,t. !. r.tn,n.d ~ It,,., r,t~.,d.
tau -, d. tcIh,i. 49, .I.. -.
| pr,u. n 7r,.. .sa, - ~, -, ~, -. ,uss
| .t.u1l,, 49,, t.,.a ~ .. -. nv, ..a ~ ~.
mr. 1nr,s s..1, =, "ae' ~ 1o,o ~ W.
tn,n,o b., ona ~. ~. -. *, n'ao 'ra " ,ns
| pco,no,Y. ut,.S,,@" ~ y. wv 49, ~. ,1e NV :,
ru.1,. nj the opse,ur sns x.,n.,.', ~ 49,.
| wfrr n, cly oG,ti1r n ,a.1n ".,'. ,,.s. w. $,
, 1869-01-11
Inyjgorating, Regulating, and Pre-
Ven1lVe Operation Of
HOSTETTER'S
Stomach Bitters

rodaces IN ths naost ro*s!bls .nasnor tho
dev!red rtsutt.
Hhl1e the traveller, the pioneer. the u1lue. snd MI
xho dw ell Ia unbtalthJ loca'ionh. hnd !ncalcnton
otns at rum the of the pstcrs they iH-s
valuable to EcEHo1s engaged In eup!oynrntS which
ncaAr them from outdoor exeTctae. The h3T CT =
closa room II A,o~t deieestnna the rn!hanA OF
aswanr and to sit IN = cFamred position. oe tfe-
dred tn ahy position. all day IorE Is enftthiinE
fan FILLING trees. or rsouKhiuE. or ezcArauas
enE Ats or building railroads. SothlrG eAu shuly
sns ply thc place offErsh air and muscular o1cscAe-
II il certainly nos Assui4 I'd that
, 1869-01-11

111..,..s 111. q y o .a4s. :ra ...s ,a..+t tisiH. BIT,
.unx.. FktElsHrka,
,.ss 80 n hs"cnrsf hts" fsvt,4'n and ne*..sal
ot,a r. ,,',.s!: =" r. IL, 'a t:s lass
wv tse ~. saia Iue AttH 4 .aX.. H.yYn sati .
Ut "'H& G9esF n ~ mi st,nrt fin IL tatn.
ftonss fnlsif htn ii iaK'tif1o ia kala, na8.,
d1lt talt, " kaad xsansfy .I tIt s4is4s,
ian"A ASA.sf AN Krt VI II Il lNA!thc,
, 1869-01-11

1 rASi'S Through Lin. to C4lEtosata aod Ch.as.
FreiEht and PassaEs u Ureatly Kcaaeea Rases:
BttamcEs iravc Pllr No t: North MscE. fooI Of ca.
nasf. at y c,cioeS noon = foiiows: Jan. Is MS.
AEAT1. Capt; tarker. Jan. ::s-HESEr CMALS-
CEf. Capt. Conner connecting with MONTANA.
CISCO Including 1lst rs1l 10 New York III cabin
sA9, "a Pm - ~: An dr2Artnrsa so1eh at Aca-
With ntean,ers f,r south p4csae 2rs; III aud 18Th
fer ceatza Amsrtcsn pcrts and th'.- f ut touch i,
A&nx2ntna. Departure OF 9Th Of each month con-
nse;s With The neg steam Line nun Pan4m*to AIS
trails and SeW ZtllRu1. Sttatuvr OF February Q.
1857. connecA closely 1llh Steamship CHINA, it4T.
!ns ran frsnetsco March 1S6a er japan and Chin.-
wsys low ss bY !he oppostion n Esnty ios.
e. " Fnnpess r. n.iax euipv2 d ey sa,s comnsn!
For reese t,cketa and all further toto-at!on 80
plJ tbs otct the wharE foot OF Cansl-et Ninth
E.l Western Agency. ccs. Las alle and MAdaonsts, !,
Chicago. JAS. FARRACK, Agent.
, 1869-01-11
Dr. Whftmfcra,

1s3 and 1ss South Cfask.t Chfcazu, III, dcvoscs his
entire Tins Il as;. nt!on 70 the treatment Of sem1
s1ccees IN III Private Diseases fiuiy derfa ~
hundreds can attest ho hare heen relieved hF him
Female Pt:i4, 81. Correspondence strictly contlen.
tai. Send two cent stAtn {ot ~Expoeltloa. AL
rnrfh SfetfeH nf mn rrauftfh
, 1869-01-11
Hostetter's Bitters

CAn accomplish such miracle. Drt they will. never
theleas4 do much fur pc hose OCCUPATION
Ace them to the huuse and demand stst2a1 poAtutr
QuAntttJ taken se4uarsJ 1t stated intervals
sill prevent tho dAtaeaee. pains 10 the stomach and
Eight side. ard irrcguAr3t1ea OF the exctrtart tazc-
ton- which othcrvh he the inyar1abt pcna@ites OF
anhfcting the 4enssave machinery Ut tho human
Byb.c 10 u1duc scssttctions. Vital mir IL aeayenA
fnsisotans and this preparation II not offered II
substitute fr II but II viii unrueAtoush1y prevent
foul Ais, Nhcthcz In ovs1csnwdea rooms malaE"uA
It4csts hou, producing the desetetf0ua ea.c cts
upon the s5stetu that II would rroduee IN tho ah-
arace u tho anu1ale. Hundreds OF letr1s dou1
employees In Iacsories. workshops, public onicrss
counting huuscy& &c. ttsufy to this important
tact : and
, 1869-01-11
simultaneously

IN order 10 accomplish radical and rcrmaneus eufe.
So7 the Differs corer 1t were. the whole gsodna-
They act upon the stomach ~ an lnvi1ofants seia
tqrcirE IT, acttve powers they touch the liver aud
wske rom It's torpldlty thug RautlJ relsdvc an1
regulate ,he bowels, and thtJ ca1m snd f'rhco tho
stfrous sYttesn. Thus does this great Comp 3ah"
Hrm~dy- emhracluE The t,nr peocertles Of TONG.
corrective. an spsrirn. and ntrEns-esrf5 snH
enemy by
, 1869-01-11

Ia COMPOSED ct tho pust jutc tor thsy ata
cinnls tesnod. KxrAc9J Of Roota, HtFha. and BaIfA
rAktER preparation hkhiy c1rcELtrAtad and 61ttft
II isce cpm 2I6G9ic edlulxturu Of any lind.
, 1869-01-11
Kaur Dmatuy

And Future P1oepec in LIE clearly revealed cy Dr..
Ill who unsuccessful IL LIE u etslarace Tealth
md happincss. Generalization tee r. send fut Scent
ktAmp4 for Lis -Gulte to Hea1tn Sna Lou, LIZ" H4
--~u1sr Abo1t Winning the n1ecton9 Of the opposite
osx win b BApt KfA1tf WIN It.
, 1869-01-11
The Ltve 6sErE MARKET

ErtciAl Uespatch 10 Tha ChlcaEo Tribune.
tkw ToHk, Jan ,.
netf ca,lle-Recriess. 81 head. Prices hc low er
ls*AisAc !nr contaon to extra, Including cord 10
prsnf, nt 1tGtic,
>wILG-Etcrlfts. 3re1. 6sleA lntludeo CAT !oeafs
lf1t = average. ~ loht-
L1Efk
sr. Lnrrh .lan s-Hcss st-sdS 1t 9SAtoHt. fnm.
her packed 10 date 7c So 21e last sesaon.
exclusive o! II o1} tQni n1rr p3cAeI ~ 1861 ,
Cattle G,lod 10 choice In sulal supply and worth
tGs.ac Ercss
CINCINNATI =.
tEcISx Arz. Jan. P-iiosS asra; live. ftd.a:4 ueo !
dressed, $ll1@ l3-N 1sccctpts 1,t1Q head.
, 1869-01-11
a CuFfoQsfcsns tn thtR tre.

FF"ni th~ .esU U. ssLs rae> =, ut,s, DEC 20.
Among the au1,cncc 1n II. Charles Theatre
lsst eFcntrR WAS nj y d std iuar Il la1r. uycr
wfosn head sone ctsh!F sltnuers must hsye
puptcri. She War ATTENDED, hy 'tttit hnF,
her Rraudrtild, and nc Judge Tas the moth.
er OF one of the premicrra dan.cu.rs. Nhtn.
ever this uHrseuse y u upop the stage the
old Ikdy became 70 wrapped up lu gazing At
ht1--ln Watching her Ia every step aud
motion that siIr became utt.rlr obtlrlnus
Of. or around her. Nrr feeble frame krpt
time 10 The fnnslc. ard with her rithc71d
hands anu snowy brad abe wnnId f,ltom .he
,aos!ons Of the darccr. while her coun'e.
natce e1p' eaecd the mu.t etgutst.e pleasure.
The dancing slt,ur. be wnuld clap her lsanIs
together with such srhrtnrnrr ~ 10 attract
thr attention Of the en.lse aaAenhly, Feel
luk u though her little, w,inkatd hands
could not MAKE notaa enough the would
II Izc her grAndcl,ljd by the hlinulder end H.
alst IN hir l"lnlng In tlir applause. I. wk>
ntsa.,lusclv wonderful to h:c 70 old re'Rns
y, int. nscly nhrrd and a, rntlrrly lost 10
every thing around In tho contemplation Of a
ballet dance.
"A Munich eo7esp ,snt sa1a thu narasian
kttg ~ A cTackcf.tYaIE6t frltow, HhnAc IT
unsintant~ too Emperor ind 6Mperrs Of Ruas1t
Mkus 1t ktsstE ssn. aud that lacy will refuse e
iet la1a ha1o lneir osnEa'n1.
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NAW Yolk DrY Goods Market.

raw FoIk DrY fsooda Market.
riclAl l<spsash 10 tbs Ch'rAxo Tv,tunt.
NEW YbAH. JAn.0
Cortnx tlnos%--The trrrnlsArr frettng which has
Tnltd the tast wtrk cAr1J!hs nr pracss ess ecuss
ard. 3iste; Nrdh'ra snd AuEn,ts, lsSls1r: rea'
rr1tlt h, tie tAtfnc l.. IKE: ttafk ~. lJc klE.
nufnsy, iShe. HtAtl.*.s kos,a4 h47o lp4 The
G,a;!as'' .ho xcox. w.@.a;s;;;; "He;
ionsdlis i:ks: James, ISc Hope. lst! tnrrlii~.
itkr: r.. o, =. lite Clinton y. sat. -Thrr. !.
prrrs fnt dark g6ods sFc ~lhnot iurForesn nj Nd
souaa~ al hr+TuAr Eoct ro, itA1afc, uthrf pftu1r
Fl FsA;k 1, a7o. TIeEin9s hfa,"ri AnotkraE Al u
3te Heehs 7se. psn!ms ngnrr Atnosk Gag. 3os;
Wr~lLxns-Splst excopt tus spsaax ea.slmeers,
n hith htliIHS fairly.
, 1869-01-11
MeGtta( TaruH.

~ q, H. AAf, tlsH,sjtY af Nav }uFx. t4a hxl
sxtnlJ tss!.' aIpait ses - t'f*tsi III stsFy I'd
az ths e. gsh:ss % %s.a.i,tass saG!a.l7niy sss.ss
e9a n, ths!fnnttnta n.tus.l eF4fasliaRa s4assss.
iat!y EeTnxed htlltf J.. A'sush4 u the Hlo4l sn1,
fta1lft4x ths .tvtcu NJ phta ITO IN viii nd u,
.sss etnt!9i lhnngh nrt.te. and lrae tr1a. ths ot.
lectloas &nEt1rnt 70 rrhEn,5 r4lus practice.
IT, dAy'a Periodic MI il aure ana safe rene.
dT faF q AFTttd Ant Alnkl- ladies.
utnes 81 south tlsrxs tnr sta!rs>. ch,e,gn. Tor.
, 1869-01-11
Hogtetter's Bitters

.a rrpeesl corrective Of Irregularities Of tho se-
.,ve org NJ IL universally admitted. md II u row
ruund tras its range of III - rufh noso a
teusve than was aneipated ny the psopFtetosf waea
tecy n.1t ln.itsa public atteat4oa 10 tne ft1oeA "a
the ., uc1e.
, 1869-01-11
HOStetter'S BitterS
IA a Protective and Preventive Agent
Ras hecn strongly axe1t upon. But 1t unsr not be
thence Inferred ttFt the
Remedial Power

guard In ca cs Dyspepsia It Is. Ia The oplr1on OF
all who have uied 1t remedy fur tina u st ken-
erAi of all rty scAi suc.Aons. sTi and ceEn ape
eIac. TIL. dzeusc Il not, a. Enaar suppose, mcEo
t.osler Of the stomach; and no medicine tlas
touche6 taa
, 1869-01-11
STOMACH ONLY

Can euro It. though such uostsum may AFFORD ten
rorasy teg Tic great dtGrstise organ 10 tue rem
tra1 pusttton Of the dsexze; hut II Is intr~nchrtr
also. in liver and tho bo gels. and sks outTorkA
arc Ia the usrroas syssem. Il must ho attacked In
Ill fhcSe