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SPANISH OPERATIONS ISPORro RICO
A Specimen Of the spanish Roforms-They
Want ths People 10 Gamble, bat NOT 10
Drenm of LLherIY.

Dream of Liberty.
1t appears that ut last the islanders Of Porto
Rico, having behaved themselves in loyal shbmis-
sion to the mother country, and not having been
scdueed into instruction Dy the evil example Of her
near neighbor and sister colony, Is 70 receive al
the reward OF merit and this consists 10 List
OF so-called reforms Just published 6y the Captain.
General OF the island
The reforms APPEAR chiefly to be m increased
tariff on inpurtationS, and clause by which public
gambling is taken under the protection Of the Gov.
ornmcnt; in fact, the Island Is to be the Caribbean
Baden, with eorreatye profit ~ the propnetors "
the land.
The following letter from our correspondent II ~,
John details the mOiu opsrondii
ST JonS, Porto Rico, Jan, THE CAPTAIN. Gen-
cra (Mdcapu ha- At last made public the TvtOrms
granted BY ING PROVISIONAL Government OF SPAN 10
the Island ui Porto Rico.
Aiming ,heil, The nhcrty OF gambling controlled by
the Colonies Of distUcs, From Ponce, we hear
CO... BERN has even opened subscriptions 10 build
and furnish houses exclusively iu- gambling, and
both Young and old gentlemen are sedueed b. INN TO
give increase 10 tucn conupt vice. The idea IT
tins a. ley clears Wine Me people devote them
sc!yea TO wee anu HNOliV, there need hr no tear
that thty occupy themselves about their Tghts. Ber-
rs, uudoubt dy, viii accomplish his mihsion
Thoroughly he likes to gamble, and has never beea
anything but a consumnatc gambler.
The hbcrjy Of worship has also been docreed for
tie itaud. Subs'riptlons for the building of u
Protestant Episcopal church In Ponce have been
upcned, aud letters addressed to several religious
.ocI tr+ la England soliciting assisttpce have been
forwarded The subscriptions amount already to
e. DJ-luuds required are calculated al $3O,O0O.
The tlNt- on the expectation OF sugar, mOlasses
coffee, ana tpblcco continue tho same as ever tId
duties Ol upnrton on Goldfish, rice lard, &o., have
inu'I.,d C'u-id 'rihly
N 'sent STATE Of anss AID an olIDl .ah 10 expected
eVe.J L.ALtHt
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CAIrrnlN

The pubic are warned against the usc Of Uutod
states revenue stamps which have been used aui
cancelled. The cancclng INK cleaned on and they
are again offered for sale Parties buying stamps should
purchase direct from the National Currency Bank ot
New York. which the depot for the sale Of them direct
from the Government.
The regular rate Of discount allowed Is, on amounts
60 to 400 ~ cent; 800 90 d oO ~ cent q %
aud over, AZ cent,
Discount payable IN stamps O., for 600 IN money
the buyer receives tlOi.i5 IN revenue stamps.
J. l., MoRFoRD. Cashier
National Currency BANK,
cornsr Broad way and Wal Il.
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THE HfrTIiN RETOL LUTON.

Salnave Captured aud In Prison To be
Tried and Probably shot-Cheerfui sub
mission 10 the Provisional Governments
Brighter DAYS Mt Hand.
Aux CArEs, Jan. l5.-Intelligcnoe has been re-
ceiycd from POrtau. Prince that on Thursday, the
18th nst salnayo was captured with 100 Of his fol.
lowers, In the mountains between Aquin and JAG
mel. about 30 miles nom Portau-Princc. The ex-
President was Immediately taken to the capital and
lodged In prison. II was said NJ Aux Cages that he
wac forthwith TO be put his trial. aud u was be-
leved thot the authorizes would snoOt him.
Thu soay, the LIST VI February, had been fixed on
for the election OF new President. On that day
the NO Lerslatiys chambers will meet in Portau-
Prince.
The people ~ AJAX Caves have chccrfully sub
r'i.ed b. Ne brasisipBsl Government. Tranquil
~ ase tocn natar.l ihr-fghout tie country; n
HluDcr Uf eAiirs fan ann 10, aud other places are
retuTtin4, Ioll savers 81 faffn gumng business
IN Hyr. rtd fcclng eeraag' all classes that
brighter Gay. sl. RI irlr.
Business IL -, lsr b.4k The icikeries Of coffee
are large At all the goti- Of -tpFf,nt and ootSu s
also coming In freely. Gold AID sxrhsnge are at 40
to 40 nominal. Coffee seiiing AZ t3eQo laytiar
currency, cotton at $500, and loEsood - 1855
American provisions are IN demand,
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arrtved-WEDNEsDAY. Jan. &c.
eteamship T1l1ie Galveston rndse and mss
Steamship Columbia Havana. mdse and pass.
Steamship Brunette, Philadelphia, mdse.
Ship HerSchel, Hamburg. mdse.
Bark Argonaut, Bremen, mdse. and pass.
BARK Union, Cadiz, wine, snlt, &c
bark Il. n. Duval, Liverpool. salt,
Dark Rival. Brtton Ferry, Eng, railroad iron.
Bark Albina, London, mdse.
Bark Tciuca. Palermo, wine. fruit, &c.
BRIG Medeira, Drmerara, sugar and moasscs.
Brig Juno, Cardenae, sugar.
Brig tlpotar. Catania (Slciy), eulphur. &c.
Brig Chev1ot, Kingston jam, sugar, &C.
Brig james Miller, Matanzas, noihsses.
Schr. Mischief, Montego Bay. logwood,
Hchr. Setagawa, Aux Cages, Hayti, cohce, &C.
Schr. John Rose Demcrara, sugar.
Schr MARY Ann McCann, Kingston. Jam. coffee, &C.
schr. Richard Hill, Demerara, sugar. &c.
schr. John Atw ood, Galleshaw. Cape Hayu. coffee.
Also. tho usual river ana coaetwIse vessels. -
SnLED-otaamenips Calabria, for Nevadai The
Queen. tor Liverpool Daeian. for Glasgow Hatteras,
Anne Cropton and Village Queen. for Havre james r.
Brett. for Queenstown Drigs George Downe. for Dome
rara; sophie. for Liverpool, Ms.
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OfFlCE OF FISK s HATCH, !
5 NASSAU sTRREr.
NEW YORK, Jan. ~, 1870.

New YORK, Jan. ~, 1870 J
The Western Plc.ao Railroad loan, amounting to
t2,T35OOO, which We fret offered TO the public on
the 18th of November last, has this day been closed
by the sale Of the last bond.
This loan was received with great favor from the
first, and its rapid sae and vide dis Iibution among
tie most judieious and prudcnt investors Afford u,
gratifying evidence Of she public confidence
As an evidence of popular character, and " thu
fact thst It has not been taken up by spectators
combinations, it may he interesting u the holders
to know that it has been SD IN $)9 separate ots,
distributed over al sections Of the country, aad III
Europe.
Believing tina, the bonds Hlll prove an advania-
gcous Investment & those who have taken rcm, we
may be perui tod TO congratulate 'le uollcrs, the
Company, and our cs, upon tic romarSapl sue
cess OF the loan FISK a HATCH, BANKERS.
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DIED.


ANDERSON. ton Wednesday morning, Jan. 20, Helen
II daugher OF the late William n. and Mary Anderson
The relatives friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from her late residence
No rs sd ST. on Friday afternoon Mt 81 o'clock The
remains will be taken to White Plains Saturday
intcrinent.
BR0wN.-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Jan. %, Edwin
Augustus, only SON OF smith ana susan brown.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from his late residence
No liz DevOe e.. this Thur dal morning at ~ O'Clock
CARR.-At his late residence, 80 Fat 18th 8 De
tween Avenues and &. alter sh0rt Illness Edwk I'd
Corr. In the SSth year Of his axe.
The friends and acqnalntances Of the family arc re-
tod attend his funeral from his late rohideuce
TODAY (ThuIsdHyD at o'clock.
Whsrtas II has plcased tie great founder OF the unit
call fioln DIST our beloved brother, Ed
ward Curr, who, after short aud painful Illness, died
on the 18th day OF January, therefore be II
ResOUed That ~ hia death the Iron Moulderr Union
No Is have lost good and true member and honor
able true ~ companion. whose modest and unas uming
character Lns the respect aud esteem OF all with
whom he associated, aud whose many virtues en-
graved the tablets Of our hearts therefore be II
soi0ed, That we truly sympatlze with the bereaved
family and relatives OF our beloved brother, and would
offer them our sincere condOlence and would ming Q
sorrows with theirs for the loss they have sustained
and while We mourn Ms loss We hum ly bow IN meek
submission 10 the Divine deeroe, aBo ovor pray my
WILL nE DONE.
BesoIsei, That copy OF these resolutions be pre-.
seated to the heryayod fanny OF Uuf beloved brother
aud published ia The sun aud SlIr,
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LiNe HIOck llnrkeI.

NEW YORK, Ncdnr sday, Ian. &.-Culy - beef
cattle were aduod 10 the supply 10 day, AMI the ct
was aslad, hrmer lac top pIl,e lor vcry nne teert
was lic H. nat there were few extra nnc and heavy
ONO sold Rt l1l(@l7kc. No very poor tile were u
market and itH lowest price reported was $780, gYlnR
the range Of 1Glic., with exceptional sales OF extra NJ
nAgli5o. Wth - car iosds ~ Yl1 sheep received,
Tho market continues very dull and weak, with mixed
sales Of Door TO PRIME al lNiEc and several cA loads
OF very POOR boldin1 thai could not sold for moe
than u. n, ~ were qunt az unchanged, with n
eat loads or Sh received to-day. One car loa ot Eo1r
Michigan lN rs a., brought L3c q 70 aId y..Nil'
tho Quutabe range Tor ordinary IA gOod. pN YE Lugs
were steady at fl tmua IOI lar Ia good Ns~i''l,
AID 2Aul!Ac. Tor GlLr.
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The BROOKLYN Wife Murderer and his wife
Committed for Conte mpt.

Francis y. Mills, Of Fifth avenue, near Eight
oenh street, the murderer OF Ids arst wife, the
assailant of his second, whom he stabbed y snort
Mills, WHO was In court, emphaticaliy refused 10
testify against her husband, xhereupon the Justice
committed her for contempt Of court, Mills himself
was called 10 testify m hrs behalf but alter be-
ipg sworn he also refused to Rnswe any OF tho
questions asked by the court and counsel, In fact
TO give any testimony az all. Justice DelmHr CONF
united the prisoner " await tie action OF the Grand
Jury
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DNN III , HNTUUN,
ARCHIBALD MA1I,
HIRAM kii,[. iCoulmlt
AilCuAkL IN TIL,
JAMES COIlEE.

The funeral VIII take Ilacg from Avenue ana SIX
MgaS:Gsy, g sS5sH, only salld of
bud on seI.9 % 6i9Sm "a n 20 ,is, ma,
tom tho residence oil her pAeas. $40 lat Ian
81. Ii : CThuTsdoyI afternoon AZ 9o'clocE.
RESCH.Hon tuesday. Jan. D, Martha a. French.
10 Tue he fia and III rSad; family arc respectfully
invited TO attend her tuneig ron me reience Of her
ms lThursdayl aiernoon a. I O'Clock: lac remains
w HS Sn S o 6 jan
f. OF e3n,G%aPMS soaad S sssS ;e son Oh
fhe friends of the family are respectfully iayitel TO
Friday at / O'clock. Tho remains viii DO taSen to
dscsts- panel H. uai,auiet, sSS Of v ilian W and
Margaret Z. Galiaude agod years. months, and -
The relatives and friends OF the fanl7 rcspec,
fully Invited to attend tac funeral D tU rcsdelce Of
Us pa,entl. III Freeman g., Green'o'Et' l.. l., at
HE-sioN.-At the residence Of his brother 20 East
Fghty ouTii = on TUESDAY, Jan. IS, hr. Patrick L,
ms Remains VA. be tASea nom the above plumber At
u o'clook A. ~ 90 1hultdy elth INST 70 The chnrth
.tiSN-stcd for ,he r,po.a u MS io'i ihenco the
~. ss Ssi'- % he aees,ed ard hose % M SrSthSr
j5s5 ~ -5s so y NtsHl ~ ~
rTs 6.o, r .cs s sP d Nc e
hySs'S Sssr 9, Ssr Sss am. e,,v
nytea 10 attend tao fansrai TO-DAY tihursiay) at
ocock, IRON ne residence o. her brothern-laS, John
MoDoNALD.-OD Wednesday morning. Jan o. at his
late residence ~ LOIilner ST. CClnsr NCliA ID 81
Broos Syn. X. D.. D. H. MoDonad.
Notice OF funeral tomorrow.
OLlNkR-On Wednesday. Jan. %. is'O John Oliver,
| in the CD yeas OF hi age.
his relatives and friends and those II his son. An
thony j. ancis c. g, AID james OlVeT. are respect
dence. ~ ifson st., on Friday. Jan. Is. His remAius
MAJ Sc Il Se r. H. a asse Il val
| DO taken for internent 70 Cal, ary Cemetery.
| RUSSELL On Wednesday, Jan. u, Thomas j. Rus
| sell, nrnter. aged 81 years.
Iherelatve sad riend, are invited 20 attend the fu
neral to-day tfhn sdayl AZ aooiocS, nom Ills late rel
| sMYIH--Ol Tueslay. Jan. y, hugn d smytn.
The trlendso Of the family are respectfully requested
20 attend the funeral, Thursday, the eth inst at
O'Clock. nom hls late residence 81 East ld.n 81.
| TChAlrY nly, GU Monday, Jan "a. james
T., son q Mary and the late Charles Tumaly aged 20
Inc iends OF the family are invited 20 attend the ~
neral 10 Calvary Ccmctfty on Thursday, O'Clock
| ron " Union -, South Brooklyn.
| TwAMLkl.--On Tuesday, Jan. 80 Joseph j. TWAIN
| lev. axe 80 year,.
lhr mineral VIII take place nom his late residence
No. 2i2 last 3tih o., On Ihutsdly rat O'cuck The
hicnds Of the family arc respectfully Invited TO attend
IABtR In lls city on Tue .ty, Jan. - Of dpnthc
ra, ERNEST e. Tahrr son LYDIA " aud Tie lave Isaac
VAN RUSklkh On Sunday. Jan %, OF cousumn-
ton, william H. NGl Buskirb, In the Ssh year OF las
age
NAKE.-on Tuesday. Jan o. Thomas Wake. aged 81
yea.s.
IL relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
attend hi- funeral, from hi late residence, ISIS Nassau
st., 90 Friday al 2o'cloct without fu Their notice.
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coua.catina 40, 900 Gallon. a, whiskev.

The District Attorney has sued 10 conhscats
I34O9 gallons Of whlskey,. which wera recently
seized by Collector Bailey In Mr.. John Tracy's cs-
tabLshment 1872 and lSi Pearl street. Like proceed
jDgs were Instituted against 6W gallons OF sprts
seized at j. p. BOyo's establishment, 81 Broadway;
and VI 600 Glous sezed ut II. y, Robster's reeufy-
iIs ILSuAe. ~ honToe street an1 " Brnhdvpy.
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Judge PierrrponI anu tho Bullcrton TrinI.

The United States District Attorney has re-
ccived instructions from Washington to engage Rdd.
tOnal council to dd him in the approaching trHl o
ex-Juige Fullerton lie has found IL, however, "a.
ceedhlgy difficult to make q selection rs tue accused
has employed nearly all the brilliant Lights Of the
bar tO defend him Among the counsel OI hi. Ful-
lerton are Charles O'Couor, William NJ Eyarts,
Clarence A. snwlrI, VIM II. Auu.on, q. 4. Jenks,
gud John BuIren
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Cay halk tnarrs sold as tolovei Continental at 90,
PheniN lOt, Park i6lH Central National 1851 Fourth
National lG and Ninth National At 1914 State bonds
were devoid OF special interest, tbs Missouri 6s rising
cent TO No aud the Hannibal and St. Joseph issue
VI Tcunessees were ba rely steady At I6.@ij for new,
ana 5'SrAA Tor old. South CRrolinAs strong at
NJ lor Old and = for new, North aront5 n'ng steadv
A. A. for od aui 2ASAA for new. Georgia o. sold at
necucl IL, wM loan, at 6 large nd active business
Ms done IN Paclhc mortgage. CentrHls Advancing TO
!. large AMI II Is estimated that nearly hui million
have been shipped TO Europe within days,
Grant bonds selling al IS aud the Ne,tern PichCs NJ %
$40 accrued interest AZ The close " was bid ior 49,
The halfway share mar@et has been sctive. though
soneW nat rresuler, a. the openng prices we're
wien the improvements was lost-he market at the Sec
oud hoard bcins heavy. Toward tue middle OF the az
Rock and aud tho Vanderbilt stacEs but Closed love
er Ilr main feature Of ~ eculaton was Rock lslRnd
M.,.A'I ended WIN much oycltement-the stock
mvmf nrrn rkoantonaly strong throughout the DAY,
cent tton tho Lowest pint Ihc bnoyaney of tie Van
dot ucks II due 10 the fact that ~ 900 900 OF the
turing The ~ proNlmo, viii he paid IN cash The Con-
iri stock rose iromSlt 10 SN aud the scrip from 81
Next In point OF interest were the Northwestern
thtrt' IN winch trans actions were on an extended
s Gs us foH@oR ian9 a. nom ~ TO- 49, ana g.,
-ha a. aud Lake riore the latter ALTERNATING between
erlda o az and ~ meadns ssa a i1 ana AZ snS
Wabash declining nom s. 10 81 aud New Jersey tcl.
6o AID M Gsss + 5S ' cReago aSd
sold at liii NV l1rk and New HAVEN at l5l Panama
miscellaneous ll,t Pacinc Mail was notceably wssk,
G prSe dSellang roy ~. y VI a9ywtnstaHdiaS me
plated Withdrawal OF Their steaiucrs running betw.eD
New YORK anu san Francisco Western Union re .
gTae wa, :9ni at aa S1mheT Y, a SI
shstt acre dull ppa lover witb sAss % Adams Nj d.
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II IA reported that Wenty-seycn miles Of the
r. LOUIS aud souti eastern Railway OF Illinois
ar alr' ads completed arlln operation. This road
AL .pan the State Vi Illinois from point On the
hs--sippi opposite IT. Louis to shawneetown OIL
NE O!o River, distance OF one hundred and thir
yllne miles. It is builG to meet preGIistng ne.
;'sy or increased railroad facilities in the central
Ni southern counties Of illinois. Us route lies
a.ough richly fertile section Of country. already
'hicky populated, bus hitherto unproyded with
railroad facilities. In addition to beng one Of the
most PRODUCTIVE wheat-growing sections Of the
West the counties through which the road passes
'onlim the richest and most easily worked coal
beds OF tie St,e, the product Of which will be In
constant demand for manufacturing and other
PURPOSE. Il Is estimated that the coal tonnage OF
he road will alone ply the interest on the entire
bonded debt Of the Company IN less than three
Feais, exclusive OF the profits aecruing from the
uluapor'auon OF other through and local lrelghts
m nom passenger travel
This inc also Offers the most direct route possible
e''"''n St. Louis, Nashville, and the southeast,
80 Will form a part Of an Easl and West Inc
"'o-tA Louisville, Frankfort, and White Sulphur
Nn Pc 100 The East. When completed It will be a
'l'cD lu viva! Of existing East aud West through
lhe'' 'J m ring the shortest aud most direct route
ron ~ Louis to the Atlantic seaboard, with con
A'eNons by existing roads with Chicago Northern
'..' and Iowa, Cairo, and the South.
TO a.I 'Ie completion oftLls important enterprise,
W. '"Wpny are offering at 9}E q limited issue OF
s-' mortgage bonds, not exceeding $4,000 per
''''.'i m.' Of the road, bearing seven per cent.
u'f'' 30 g.l1. These bonds, issued under a mort
,'-' d." 1d 20 hcssrs. J.. C. Calhoun and George
o'0!'tN TINS city, are entitled % place among
w ''' -'eunGcs now offered In this market. A
al '.' examination Of the resources OF the country
.''y 10 lar Tond, ana moderate estimate OF the
N,'~ 70 nc Of The line, show that lhe Company
'"' Or My be able TO pay tue interest on its
s''''1 s''', but that us earnings will make the
'''.-h .eca proGlabl Investment.
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srrts~r cOrHT, cH.NssrANo, ss 49, "a, So, - s,
81, ~, ~.
faHinH couua TuAL TERs.-rut L-Mo'uun. tC.s A..
PAT U-No' h lsh lsia isss, lgi lg,, ist siti Hto,
las, lg., If.l, lts, is9s, is9t.
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MARINE IETELLIGE.yCE.

sINvsvusr ALnArAo-rHrs pAv.
eun fieee . " sun $685.. n hOol nsof. 81
attH wArHR-rGfs oAr.
I andy Hook. 4 % Gov.lsland.. 5 u Hell Gate. ~
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Tarring and feathoriBg l. a horrible process hut
than covering the head, beard uhlskers or
moustaChe with the adhesive, offensive preDaTatOns
old nAriy used Tor darkening gray hair. Join the
Thousands who have discarded them for that crys
tnlinc mud, PhAlons Nitaa. Salvation the Hair
which restores the natural color OF every whit enod
nure and does require like the ha colorers the
paper.-Idr.
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mtoitrnts.

sntoitrts
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nCCuU
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BLADDER, KIDNEYS GRAVEL pRor-Y, oRGASi
WEAKNESS, FEMALE COMPLAINTS, GENERAL
DEBILITY,
and all diseases OF the
URINARY ORGANS.
whether oxI tns In
MAZE or FEMALE,
nom Whatever cause originating, aHd no matter z
now LONG sIANDIN.
Diseases OF these Organs require the usc OF durct
If no treatment Is submitted -. Consumption 81 u
sanity may ensuc. our Flesh aud Blood are suppo
nom these sources, and the
HEALTH AND HArPINEss.
that OF Poterity depends upon prompt use OF reht
remedy.
HELMBOID's EXTRACT BCCHU,
Established upwards %. 30 years, prepared At
II. I. HELMBOLDS.
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SPECIAL llohtes.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS


In consequcncc Of q CHANGE 10 OUR FIRM, all
Removal IN April TO I'D broadway,
our entire stock OF
$50 O0) worth OF
CHINA, GLASS. SILVER AND FLiTrD WARE,
CHANDELIERS, GAS FIXTURES. CLOCKS,
PEONZES, CUTLERY. &c, WILL NJ DIS PO,ED OF
And We OFFER II Al AID
BELOW COST.
An examination Of our PRICES which are SNOWY
In PLAIN FIGURES On the goods, WILL SATISFY
buyers that WE ARE IN EARNEST LvEKf ONE IS
INVITED TO CALL.
Acr tic list Of May hc business viii be cou,uued by
our successors, Mc,srs. NlCuL Il DAVIDSON. at o,i
BROADWAY
On Mr.. I. V { +. f. Haughvout retiring from tho
business either party will sign the OF the present
nrm N LIQUIDATION. l.. V. HAUGIWOUT& Co,
- 40 and ~! BROADWAY. COR. BRooAS srRrET.
THE COMMERCIAL AGENCY
REGISTER FOR 1870,
Published by
NcKuLoP. sPRhGVE d Co,
81 PArx row.
READY FOR DELIVERY SINCE 18TH
Examination Of the work viii demon str,te great
superiority Tho number OF names Ii largely 90.
creased
BANKERS. MERCHANTS and MANUFACTUREEs
viii nud In IL eco 600 business aud nus, sI,A
Of which has been rIi'd Udh te gredfsE care not
repupllALed rom tile last hsAe.
This renders tho hook
COuNTlNG ROOM NECESSITY,
TINS publishers confidently challenge comparison Of
the EeglstlT with any other nslmar character
YACHT WANTED SCHOONER, FROM
cS to IS tons, Address, WITH dgIall- and prlCc.
YACHT, box no sun ONCE,
OFIlClAL tMlNE-,
I. II, NtRi,AG'S LOTTERIES.
Mlssol kl-kxra las No. Us Jan. 2i 80.
u. u 70, y. -, ,. 0o 81, -, 20, Il, 6, A. %.
MISSOURI -tlass ~, 100. IHu. ~, lS70
3 O, 49, o., Is, -, 3d. u, r. =, ?, a. 0.
KIN lLtkA-tNtra Gave ~. ~. laa, %. e 90
.. 2. %, - 81 81, Il, a. o. rs, a q, y ".
kENTU CKl --tliss No 1ll, Jan %, $50.
Co. IS. 10, L.. H. G rs ~. So 3d. %, 81. ~
PRICE Cathcd ana Information urn seu me al owe,
and dsJ 4sOYai Havana Lottyles j. Gu 10, BroA,r.
80 R,uaIw Y and li3 Fulton u.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Prizes pgid m gold. Information furnished. The
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g. State Of New York, olty and County Of New Yor
s.-Chaflcs Geaer. being by me duly sworn agcortins
TO law on his oath doth depose AMI say that he has been
employed by n. n. Wild for upwards OF hye Year, ~
OF Confectionery and knows that oil The
ingredients used in said manufacture ae pure and nns
duterated; and n employed by George III. WHO
successor 10 n. n VIVID. and that all Confectionery
made by him are pure, and could not harm npgtns
child. CHAkLE5 GEIGER
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 1871 day Of
January, $50. A. II JoNEs. Notary Public
fl broadway, New ok.
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state OF New York. City and County n New York,
Auguste Polohe being by nc duly sworn according TO
law on his oatl dotn uepo, and saythat he h1e been
employed by George n. Wild IN the manufacture OF
Confectionery Tor time and Il at the head Of tue
French DEPARTMENT and that the ingredients composing
terated AUGUsTE PORCfE.
Subscribed and sworn TO bciofc NE tai isth day OF
January, 1870. A. II. JnVEs, Notary Public,
4sl Broadway, New York.