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But that isn't what 4 man at the White
Mountains, who didn't have the collie, thought
OF q woman whose husband did-to assusge
whose midnight anguiah she vent down into
the kitchen, made a hot mustard poultice, re-
turning, mistook the room, and, in the dim
light, applied her bliste1ing balm to strange
abdomen. The owner arose and howled, aud
appeared as uncertain, coy, and hard to please
as the ninistering angel in our bours Of ease.
The esrly morning trim conveyed the angel
and her husband rapidly away.
AS illustrating the manner in which the
true Now England Yankee always evades be-
ing "coznered," Arthur Gilman tells capital
story Of = Yankee schoolmaster who vas H.
ways h1agging about the United States. In
ccnversing with an Engliahn1an, he said; 1--WE
can lick you right smart We've allus dono it,
and we can do it sgain. At Lexington, Con-
cord, Saratogs, Bunker Hi, and lots OF them
places. vo give you fits" eyes, said the
Engiishman, ~ do remember those places !;
but, then, there WAS the battle Of White Plains
(at which the Americans suffered ! severe de-
feat, and wero much disheartsned) We rather
beat you there" "Wa'al, you did. forgot
Ill about that, shouldns have thought 81 i
II you hadn't aspoke OF it. Bat then, you see,
at that battle the Americans somehow dsdn't
sasns to taks e'sy ists'ss4 IN as EaMF'
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other ministers BY exchange. - we1 ~ : feel
ing shat tbsy are Zoo sectonai IN their feelings
Ia il safe instructors Of tho young." In the
rrEfon occupied By the southe.n Bspsisb thers
arss,663 Baptist churches, ~, 5Is eommuni-
cz1ts, and 4,7B9 nintssEa, snd but vi, ,s68
vete contributed for m beneEo'ant purposes
-tn average OF about six cdna NOD qnaEter
apiece. .....
The jesuit missions (revivl neetings)
IN Boston bare been very successful At oue
church 5000 communicates sttsr9ed mass
ard s, COO at esch Of two other churches
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FAMOUS EuR0PEAEs.
TheklA Won Gumpefts


ThekIa Won GumpeTt.
Fr,uso for 7As caiaa1o Tsiosas.
Some tuepty.6ye vears ago there WIS noted
literary and musicL critic in Berlin, then first
becoming tbe terror Of all adTenturere in the
1;tar,r or musical world. To have Rallatsb
.S.e a-., condeacend;nply. uaa At 1a,st
sPplo'e' e'e ~ s.o~nad ~, - l:xN.s
consolAto1y W ~ 4.o"N1u upeH =, a,i1 Wa
t.ntarnonnt to ,anose; ~ 1.aaa a. sna' nme 10 was
tho mortal enemy OF heSetbeer, and had At
.hst when "The HuRuenotan VIA ra.dv ~
,..t;o, -.@s, ". m .ha p.-,;-, 49,. :. ~
Pfeee'seon ~ 'o .. 1Iee, IL "as
thought necessary 70 8et MN ont OF the way.
So, while he Was already whetting his critical
knife and anacking his lips for the slaughter.
49, o4;.o, - =, 49, ve".:sss.. -. petsa1elne
~, ~ e - ~ ,oes' N@a.,y I" sena
11u VI u danuu1G, Wnero ter11ble conflk-
grafton had made three-fourths Of the town
deso]ate, and reused the eympathy of I'll
Europe. RAIlstab and Mevarhaer hso.r,.
t.,m friends lonr after ,e,-n;no " hn ~. ~
tne'f es,maslon OF each other.
Such being the critics reputation-he Was
clever IN the main honest, thourh a man NJ
violent p1eiudices-it vss h,;cbt d.r
for Tbet,, von 9nm,or+ ~ 10y
~ - - 80 pot, 9aas-
,r,o+o for +ha rn,s;scb ~, z,,t,, ~,
49, fo-. hocka ,r,,;a,1 49,, - -, Anote
~, ~ -" oooAa "usu iea'o u WIN oat enc
+barn With tbe ant},uo;,an, ,h.o.4aa st. !o,
-1,,saa ~ .ha,, - - a1,;,s;s. A1sen''on
t,,th =, =, ro.5,1,, tuH tho,n ruo 1.ensn mna- n
ren. I ait here in the corner and could atsy
here forever; there is q little companion il,
front Of me with wide-open, eager eyes, su-
ptemely hhapRs, ana n - most . delightful eus-
tho G1.ndchild. BE has but one wish: To
sell. The book IL not written Tor children Of
any particular age, for it AppeAls not 30 much
to the childish intellect a. to the childish heart
Lay It On every Christmas table whore there
are any children, and rest assured 1t is suit
able iof ~. ~" ,oo,
yoa1s asss 1a,i aaspc4 ssas1sf q s.
s atsst eton ID % be.qe LII 2oar dste f.
authorizes wss bonn in 1910 in Kalisch. Five
yeaEs later, her father WAS appointed Medical
Counsellor by the government, and removed
happy childhood. It was hers that the friend
ship between herseh and the young daughter
Of the Princess Lo1ise of pruHsiA, the
Princess WendA- Rsd6will, sprang up,
lasting Through the lifetime Of the
latter. When about n Thekla lost her father,
Young eisteru to q nm,Il family estate In Klsua-
thal. She amused herself hare by wn6n1
stories for the cb1ldren. thonKh without any
Intention Of future pub]icstion. shortlY aftar.
her friend, the Princess Wepda, who had mar.
ried some years bo1ore, died, leaving two or
three little ones, and the ANXIOUS Wish that
IhellA should have charge OF thom. At tho
end Of si1 ye1rs she again Joined her mother,
who now made Berlin her home-
Fra1llien Gumpert had now made up
her mind definitely to : literary
career. She was enthusiastic, had an init
mate knowledge OF childish character, and
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total abstinence for three Year,. It 2ftsrwArd
made its escape. Dr. Shaw gires an account
OF two serpenta which lived In bottls without
food for FIVE yea1s.
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Is THERE Anything II TIT


HT NS- B. BTo#E-
Nym tAs C4vtstizn Union.
Dr.. Doldrums had the blues. 30 he informed
Mrs. Doldrums the first thing when she came
"This is such q confounded, miserable, un-
satisfying world" said Dr.. DodruIus; Won
der what it Was made foI-why we epQt in it,
and what use there is IN The confounded thing
any way"
pious man, and membar Of Exmouth Church.
Moreover, the night before be and MrB. Dol
drums had been In the most edifvlng manner
to the prayer-meeting, and in the most CHARM
ing frame Of mind hid sung out OF the FL
mouth Hymn-book-
aSha4 be carried to the skies
On uonery bels Of ease,
While others fought 70 win the prize,
And sailed through bloody seas
Sure must fight II ] Mnst retGu+
Increase my courage, Lord:
I'll bear the cross, endure the pain,
Supported BY thy Word"
They were, in fsct, about as good people IS
the average, this Dr. and Mrs: Doldrums, or,
to put the thing inteligibly, about as 8ooo a.
When ia the prayer meetings Of E1mouth
Church, or under the vivid otatoIy OF lta NIL
ister, their souls were often waited IN prayer
and praise above al things seen and temporal,
and triumphed in things unseen and eternal,
and had they been caught up just then anu
C1ele, u1Got 1ATG nAue very pIoPt1 pau ~
angels. ---..
4 stranger going into the Exmouth prayer
meeting, and listening from time to time to
the things sung there, as with the sound OF
many waters. might supposeif all those things
were true, there Wns, indeed, for those favored
individuals, no need OF trouble, no need Of
sorrow, no need Of care under the sun-that
the great unsesrchable mystery OF lfo-for
them, at leAst-was At last Eolved. An in
quirer who believed al thxt they professed
would say, Here is company Of tho ttue
philosophers. They hsve found the Edlon-
the true, solid, indesbuctible philosophers
stone, which whose hith fears nothing, either
in this life, OF the life to come"
The very evening before, DR.: and Mrs. Dol,
drums, standing mp in solid column, with all
the Exmouth Church had sting
"uead Of tho Church, triumphant,
We loyfully adore Thee;
TIL Thou appear, Thy members here
Shall sing like those In glory.
Thou dost conduct Thy people
Through deserts Of temptation,
Nor will We fear, when Thou art ncar,
The qres Of tr1bu!AtOn-
The world, With Sin and Satan,
In vain our march opposes
By Thee we WILL break through them all
And sinE the Bong Of Moses"
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for the want Of men capable Of nIstfnr21r
| speaking. f'N
The English Baptist Union ranor+s An A.
eession Of one hundred and twenty now minis. nj IS
came f,on tho coiieges Tba ;ncra.s ~ !rar,.
bership IN 2,553 churches Tss shont s;1 1 f thou.
ssnd Il yofsd to asnd tvn ds1an,4as - ~ amer.
lea. one particu1sr the other oran co7,r,n;on
The Irish Freabyter;sn TN tGhnrrb IL en-
gagged in raieins : austentatinn fnn5 in place
Of he old eift 9rorn tha Gnn. .oD s,+e.dF M ~
conarepstions-oniy thr,o shor+ ~ thrao-
foufths Of the vhole-haya retnrncd contIbu-
tons amounting to f2o' 'ssors;thin fraction
Of esd each; nd il tie Test DO as IS reii, they
can give every minister E1oO YEARLY, besides
what comes from his hearera,
1t is estimated that, OF about 1900 c1er-
gymen Of the Church OF England, 5000 are
what are called evangelical th1n one-
third Of the whole.
The English Biahop Of Colombo, Caylon,
has written letter to IN English clergyman,
on the use which the Dudd6ists are making
Of the writings Of Dr.. Colenso, One Of then,
he says, has mastered Colenso's Arguments
against the truth OF Scripture, and
m.De them the foundation Of an ag
gressiye movement against Chr1staAclty,
publishing and distributing tscts msae up o5
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near the eo-ca1Ied Golden Horn. The A1ne-
nian Of whom hired the horse ran after mo,
driving the horse from behind with long
branch Of palm tree- These riding horses
are so well exercised for the uphill and down
Lii narrow sheets that they carry the rider
with great facility. but, II the stranger has the
misfortune to meet in one OF these nArrow
streets (where there are high wallis on each
sldel an ass or mule laden with two large
baskets, he consider himself fortunate il he
ii not squeezed to the walls in such manner
as WAS one day, when riding to Stamboul, to
lay Visit 10 Ali Pasha- On that memorable
day Was dressed in white waistcoat, black
Iantaloons, and white cloth gaiters. I vas
otl!ged to return to my hotel and to dress
again, tor my pantaioons were torn in the mid
Gle OF the knee, my white waistcoat was black
ened with the mud OF the wall, and nv white
CATERS were furnished By the tail of the mule.
On my arrival IN Constantnople, l presented
myself to the ambassador of my native coun-
t'Iated poet, and delivered to hin some letters
81 introduction. I WAS received with much po-
Atcnees IN His E1cenencys private cabinet.
and was at the same titno provided with some
11tIodnctiona to Fuad PashA, the Grand
w nn'e1, IN and 70 Al Pasha, tho Minister
1lso the title Of A1teas or Highncss.
ALI PASHA.
=, DE accident, it was just On q Friday, the
sunday, or Sabbath, Of the Turks, that 1 set
Nott 34+n Aoe letteTa OF Recommendation in nv
pocket, dressed as above mentioned, to nav i
Els't to His Exeellency Ali pasha. After hsT-
ing changed my dress, went the second time
on my Arabian horse to the Sublime Porte.
sno @ M succeeded this time in reaching the cabi-
nS. o. the Al Pasha with whole limbs. 70
Ss 5,o,+ snS readers an idea Of what the Sublime
torIS Ut. sigahes, begin first by telling them
aI.; II 'S me @ same aa our MINISTRY for Foreirn
Anans- ~ Sut Is to the building it is nnt tRc
lime Porte made on me NO more ;r,nsn " .ne suo7
than yellow painted French Of ..urIo7sion
rack would naake. Tho stAircase Sh;os ,anIs ua5-
to the cabinets Of tho dcpastments II ~ leaas es
mon oak wood, made in simple Old form T;,h- S3%-
out any taste or architecture; in fect, H.
whole building has nothing OF what We cali
architecture ii Europe. I sent my card aud
letter to Ali paaha, and after few 1niuutos a
tall Turk, with a large white turban and long
beard, told me in Turkish ss Etfendi," and m IN
more Turkish phrases, Of which I, at that
time, only understood the word Enendi which
signifies 'tSquite,r Of gentleman. He intro
duced me into large and splendid apartment,
which WIS covered with the finest Caahnerc
carpets xnd shAwls. The divans aud sofas were
all covered with red silk, and some red velvet
cushions, with gilded embroidery, were lying
about in different directions on the sofas, This
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at rest or IN motion, ia good; but = chestnut
or da1k-colored horse is only good 80 long ~
1t is standing still. Any Increment betokanf
evil.
II . man sees camel, it was decided in
heaven that be should die, but the decree has
been altered.
It may be said generally that al kinds Of
Wild animals are good, except the monkey
tribe
Should Ishnael appear to 4ny one, it is q
most manifest token that his prayer IL heard
but the dream ia uaeleas il any ordinary Arab.
and not the actual son Of AbEAhzu, pfeeanta
himself.
II mAn sees funeral sermon (Which it ID
needless to say nuat, for the present purpose,
be \ written ons), it is asign that he his found
mercy with God.
II he reads in his dream "Amen, blessed ID
the name OF the Lord" &C., as is repeated in
the public service OF the synagogue, he is
sure Of heaven.
merits that the ShechinAh ehould rest upon
him.
barley and wheat mean peace and plenty.
Rye, that sin is taken awny.
Figs, that knowledge remains in him
Oifes, that he ahA1l have many children
Olive tree, that he shall have good na1ne.
OlTe oil, that he shall astain to knowledge
Of the law
Vine-stock, that he ahau expect the Messiah.
Vineyard, that his wife shall be fruitful
Myrtle, that his estates will prosper; and, i
he has none, that he will become possessed Of
landed property.
Goose, that be may hope for wisdom
Goat, that be will enjoy year Of plainly.
Cock, that his wife will be1r son.
Eggs, that the thing which be most desires
in his prayer is not yet granted II, however,
the eggs are brokan, it is sign that bis peti.
tion will hereafter be fulfilled The sarne is
said Of nuts or glass, OF anything that bre1ks.
Snake, that he HiIl be sure Of good in
come. This explanation is justified By the
"a Dust sha11 thou eat al the dsy1 Of thy LIFE ,
Dust, Say the Rabbis, is SO plentiful, that the
want. It Is, therefore, selected as type Of
those who pass their lives in the enjoymant Of
ample means.
Hs m&n dreams that ha ia uncoyeriuv hin
head, it is > aign Of good fortune E ha
dreams that he i rending his gaEmsnts, it is
an assurance that the evl which had basn
from him - ~0--'
Dreams that relate to taking OIL the e1othes
V.E in significance, according to fbe pkce
whefs tb4 ac$ IL 4oaA. Tn, II d "a N
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DiRECT0RY FOR ADgER ,IsEas.

ADJUSTMENTS sRoosp pAGE-rour.h. anh and sixth
rnsIss.,a rAsa s:s as;ssa sss%a
toAIDERs AND LdbGERs 'Sts @ASrGb" snoosD PAas-
BOARD AMI IoDGINo wANrED-snoosD rAoE-see-
%a ssaR SSs sSna4%s,u
susisAss rAer Third col
Ega Tos IrMsssa ssars
uLEKks AND sALEsAEN-rwrrrru PAsr-sscond
e5sRS HSb s.sSEsss sssr
ssSsa FIRST rAcrrtA and sixth
Gorss%SEks,IMs rnsr raer.-rhIra column
EascIS ssaasn sssa Column
DENTISTRY FlEsr PAGE Third column.
@ fssI 70 If4 frsSisrD sisp AND us
kUsoPEXN srEAMsi PsDFssr PAcg-.rii,h column.
Ehnork -SSoosn pAax Third column.
toR skLE-sIaosp pAav-T%ra column.
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS -TwEMsn PAeE-Third
aRa.f WANTED xALEs-rwElrra PAoK-TLird col
HsLF % WANTED ED-YrMAIEs-rwHlrru PAor-Yirs. and
HoKsrs. cAERiAGEs, ac-Fmsr pAsr-sscond col
ESvsE sSss or ssss,e ssG
RsTSrE foE g'xf Ann Sn1
LEe1yRH SEASON SECOND rAer, Fifth column.
LE0AL NOlICEs-SEooND PAoE-Fourth column.
LOAN FfIcE9-PInsT PAGE-Second column.
f.0eT AND FOUND-fiksr PAGE - Fourth column.
eAChlNEky --SEcoAU PAeE-1hi column.
MARBLE MANTEisS-. ELEVENTH PAGF-Sixth column.
oiLlNsRY AND DRESSMAkING-FIasr PAGE-Third
AlscTLi~NEous ADvERrIsnMENrs-rKsrur rAox--
E!aCi'LLANpOTs- PAeE-rour.h column.
SM rnsarard sVsanl column
rEnSUNALS.FtBsT PAGE-First column.
flANOFOkrFS-SFCos sD PAGE-Sixth column.
LOST OFFICE NOTICE-FInar PAGR Third column.
IkOIOSALS- PAcr-Silth column.
FkOPEkTY OUT or THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
m. RENr ut .TwxLrTu rMAex.Foarth M column.
Fourth column.
REAL ESTATE wANTED-TwHLyTH PAGE Fourth col
RELIGIOUS KoTIcEs-FRsr PAar--Third column.
sfFsWM.AEDs.,iIlsr PAaE-Fourth column.
& second and third columns
sALEs At AUcriON-rwELyrH PAGE-Fifh and sixth
SITUATIONS wANrED-FExALEs- Es-rwxIrru pAor-
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs- Es-TwELrru pAersec.
SPECIAL KOTICEs-rlRsr PAex-rrs. and second
columns. ~
sPoRTiNd-Doas, BIRDS, ac.-rrrsr pAoE-second
ErALLIONs--FIsgr PACE Second cou nn
Tue TKADES-TwELFTu PAGE.-Thiri column.
10 LieT FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES SEooSD P,Gr-.
-. Second column.
vALENrTNRS-FIrar PAGES Second column.
WANTED TO PR 'HASE -FIRsT PAGF-Sixth column.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &o-FIRsr PAaR-Sixth column.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, G,r.

RIO YACHTMEN. BOATMES AND BAYMEN.-wAR
rant.i strictly pure Frcnch Vcrdisrs acetate OF cop.
per- luciy ground in OIL may be obtained of
MASl KY 4 WILTON, Ill FULTON street.
N.BThs II the only copper palm, which be relied
with certainty FOR the prevention OF oung and the attacks Of
the icredo navais or ship worm.
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COAsTWIs8 srRAMSHIPs.

- 10 - ~ ~ Sttss -
HAyAkAa slsAL AND VERA CRUZ
'-sn, Tss ,S. s.y, from ! ,ar Al Is SsSss
CIV pa nx IA lnm rs''Ps Wednesday ysb
For froht ar nsr.a - .Iuesasv 49,
= ALh2INDRE SONS. II broadway.
'hA"' LINE OF fc.lve...o ...u
'-Thss Thss II sYy:s, :,.%ss sas9s1 n s., ws
East river. wl SAL saturday, JAN H. "''''dss per
o A. .sss sssss (. asi'i T. Il e; %
FOR freight or pc.iaasfm r. mXSosY .pR co. rs x,,s.
s.w ~. rs. .... ssrs
vILbE, Baker, eommsnier win leave pier Is North
.sarS ss S9 1.... ss * i:a s
FoH NEW nast1iAs4s 9H1hass PlsHaT; s4H2asn1r LINE
Ds S ls Il aoss es Slf*ss ste .m''' from 0
UNITED STATES. On Saturday. Jan. =
Ts.sas daily Through s,s" ro1 si Ios
Vicksonfg Mobile, Galveston AMI Indianola
.pps 81 i.,@s 2'Iss 2S1Rss
TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
steamship. OF ,h. Inns Wi, ss". pier No. xsh river, =
arSaE GsRss + ckoaw%Er k pler' c.pp Saturday,
ssen for ST xoa and
rates. Cabin passage $5l; steerage tsA
hr .'s Ssoa%tIs ssSs9f 5 tss s .es
EoR MoBILE-FERNANpINA ROUTE.
4 Tho Florida Railroad Company win despatch
The FRS. class steamer MEkUEDTA Captain stsrksy, %
Cargo delivered without ishteragc Mobile.
IL now receiving. Has elegant passenger accommodations
Issan.s ,.s.. sa,,nesa .nS s Pe cent % s9s -
gomcry and oil points In tue Interior ~ lower than Aat
f'' '''''' 'is'1ss fsafHsksSS rHsk Agent IN West r.
FoR cHARLEEsToS, E, s; e, THE SOUTH AND s9urk
MANHATTAN, Captain N. s. Woodruff.
IL, M..9A q.
Superior accommodations for passengers
necton WITH the Sou Carolina points souik
and Southwest and with steamers 70 Florida porA.
y ''' MHssY Hes Snfs r. MSsdxs IAN Co., Agents.
Tho JAMES AD0ER win follow and sAI on russdsh
January -
l. the South and souhwsst.-RegaiM Lne.-Ths sidSs
VIZ sail M THURSDAY, Jannay z. a!5rx.
Rates OF passaec-Charieston, Slb
Throu.h Bis Of Lains South SouthweM,
Agents In Charleston (Ravsne Coz forward all goods FREE
Insurance effected at this onshaH per oeas,
ARTHUR LEARY Agent, * William street
The steamer sARAG05SA will sAii February ).
EoR NORFOLK. CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
l. Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamships Of this line leave pier 81 North rve- foot ~
Norfolk every Tuesday. Wednesday and Saturday anl
for CITY Point ani Rchmont Wednesday and hatus
day, mt r. M connecting wish the Virginia
Air pe. the seahoard Inland AR line, Petersburg ws
raj Ohio aud Richmond
and panvls railroads.. Through passenger tt~keta snt
through bills OF aiins At reduced posns South
NJ l.. MoCREADY President.
lS7 Grcenw,oh street, corner NJ Dey.
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DENTISTRY

HNEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN-THIRTEEN
years; benumbing application gas administered; beau
tfnl Teeth $1 set $40; pumpers FOR faces j. JAY
VILLERS. los Grand aras two blocks from broadway
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COAST,vIsE STEAMSHIPS.

l. Through Line to
California and China.
Freight and passage great reduced
Through rates, New York TO San Francisco:--
First Class, Steerage,
Ya5 to yl70 49,,
according to location OF berth.
These rates include bcrths board and all nccesas for the
trip.
Steamers Of the above line leave pier North RI er foo, OF
on 9th and 2lst " each nronth,
except when those days fall Sunday then the day pre-
vious.
ono hundred pounds OF baggage free each adult Mcdi.
cine and attendance free.
February ARIZONA, Captain Maury connecting with
COLORADO, Captain Farnswor.h.
Steamer JAPAN viii leave san Francisco March 1s1
China and Japan.
FOR reduced rates OF freight apply wharf Freight for
steamer ARIZONA received until r. NJ Friday, febr,i-
ary All usual facilities afforded shippers in collecting
land charges, 6c
apply at the companys ticket oce, the wharf
Canal street. FIR. BABY, Agent.
CT DOMINGO STEAM LINE,
- For Porto Plata, samana and ST. Domingo city.
The regular mail steamer
TYBEE,
Cap,s!n y. A. Delaney,
will leave forthe above ports Wcdnes January 90 at
IL O'Clock noon precisely.
Excursion tickets for the voyalo out and home which in.
cudes board the vessel while in the above ports .61,
gold
Parties wishing visit mdcr climate during ts winter
and sprtg mont VIII hnd this mos! eligible opportunity
Hotc. Accommodations At 81 Domingo can bc had al Mon
s;cur A@astcs" ut t3, gold. per day.
Price Of passage to Porto Plata, gold.
Price of to Samnna aud ST. Domingo god.... 10
~ '"e1'' = pA'S' spPo,ffFoRD, P,f TILEsroS CO.,
q Broadway.
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COPA9TNERSHlps.

'nuH COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING RE.
tweel J. r. Stilnan and Charles Thompson, the
firm oi St!lnsn Co.. dissolved i6th day OF
CHARLES THOMSON.
NEW YORK, JAM a. 1870 J.F. SfuL.MAN.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

WANTED TO PURCHASE.
OAR couNTER.-WANT TO BUY A SECOND HAND
- Bar Counter, twelve feet long Address W. CHAN.
BERs, ~ Robinson street.
no JEW EWELLEEs.-wANTED, A STOCK OF JEwELRx
IN exchange for New York city real Address A.
JEW ELEK, Herald olce.
vVANTED- LARGE BOGARDuS PAINT MILLS. VAN
W DERDUR0. u ELIS CO.. Is Datch street corner a
Fulton.
The New York herald., 1870-01-22
STAI.i.9ONS.

A RABIAN STALLION FOR SALR.-THE PURE
IA Arabian Horns SAID IA for ss'c terms
hts present has for him. To breeders will be
most valnaNe scHrsor The following pedigree gives
to his career:
SAID sso spelled aayed given the groom OF Nubsr
Ps.aa Minister to Franco from Egypt the s7s
of March. loSS ut the stables NuAar Pasa sire
the anou, Khcr:sssn the properly OF Abdul Mccd s
dAm was ObAn the property Of Nubar Pasha, and
scendant Of the ceebrate Jan which sped
walls with the lat Mameuke Bcv when neeing from
Maomed All in 1879 Therefore, Said a between the
Nedd brcel tue mohers side and the Anaseh
the side OF Kharassan.
This grand Arab stallion exhibited wonderful powcrs of
duancs ana speed In the Abyssnan being ridden
sfnntiy bv an onbcer during that campaign.
For further psrcuiars apply Mr. FOSTER Mt the
OF Wilkes Spirit OF the Times.
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A LII WANTING RURAL HOMES WILL DO WELL T(
IA examine q. g. Guilds plan for furnishing them. Ii Il
lottery and yet the chances favorable for securing
cottage and four lots worth Tor the small cash pay
the Office OF JOHNSON 4 MILLER, Is Nassau street
New York
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FINANCIAL.

A A. A.--M0NEY TO BUY FIRST AND SECOND
IA. Mortgages xnd 10 loan on Improved Unimproved
Property In New York aud New Jsrsey. WASHINGTON T.
NICHOLS, Counsellor at Law, lis broadway, room IL
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LAK0E ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS, SHOES,
IA Trunks and Vaises at the Great Family Shoe Empo.
riun o Bowery corner of Bond street, selling 20
below Broadway prices. ". D. BIGELOW.
ROBERT IRWIN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

kobnson formerly or uasson county wesmeAth. Ire
land dectssed jaDnary II, l-u will ini all particulars, Sc
With a. H. EI3sRk chT, Z: Bergen street. Brooa 20,
York. Irsh payers plssse copy
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TClRsT STEAMER FOR GALVESTON. TEXAS WILL.
IL sail on Saturday, January a. at r. M For pssssaee
apply a. the southern Stss s6ip Ticket ocr Broadway
n. DOHERTY. AgsuE
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TINTED STATES NAIL To HAVANA
~ Atlantic Mail steamship Company
sailing regularly Ihuriay, a, o'clock L. NJ precisely
from pier No. North river.
MoRiO CASTLE, Captain r. Adams ia Nassau n II
COLUMBIA, Captain l.. Van anScc................rea 4
For freishs or passage apply TO
5. u. WHEELER. Jr., President.
No. lowing nreen.
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A --Ir NOTHING IS PLEASANTER TO TIE TASTE
IA. nothing g healthier than pure >and fresh candy. L.
EBLRT has nothing else. 1v East Twelfth street. three doors
west of Broadway