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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15

will at last be written. The de-
scendants Of those (thank God and
they we're not manyl
who would have planted night
shade and nettles upon the graves.
Of Southern heroes will join with
ours in planting there the emblem
ATTIC laurel. And then the "old flag
which those who had loved It best.
fought against, with q sublime and
terrible self devotion 10 principle
such as the world before never
saW-then will that starry banner
Of our ancestors again open it's
folds to the soft winds Of the
South, and wave over an undi-
yided country-and in the centre
Of its field, amid the clustered
stars, under the legend "AstreaI
redux," the Massachusetts man
and the Mississippian, the Penn
sylvanian and the South Caro-
linian, will see with equal pleasure
the names of Washington and,
Lee.
Resolved, That, on the day
when the funeral obsequies of
General Lee, are performed in
Virginia, it is recommended that
oil business be suspended in this
city, and that all buildings, public
and private, be draped in mourn
ing, during that day.
Resolved, That all officers and
soldiers of the late Confederate
army, now in this city, be reques
ted to wear the usual badge of
mourning for the period Of thirty
days and that we cordially invite
all soldiers who served in the Fed
eral army to unite with us, in man
Hesitation of respect for the memo
ry of the illustrious dead.
Resolved, That the Secretaries
Of this meeting are hereby instruct
ed to furnish to the family Of
Geceral Lee, q copy of these res
olutions.
On motion, the meeting ad-
journed.
B. G. HUMPHREYS, Chairman.
N. H. HARRIS, C.o.
GEO. X. BRCnErr, SecyS'
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15

The WIFE.-Only let Q woman
be sure she Is precious to her hus-
band-not useful, not valuable, not
convenient simply, but lovely and
beloved, let her be the recipient of
his polite and hearty attention ; lei
her feel that che has the sincere re-
spect of her husband, and that her
care and love are noticed, apprecia-
ted and returned ; let her opinion be
asked, her approval sought, and her
Judgment respected in matters OF
which she 10 cOgnizant lin short, lei
her only be loved, hOnored and
cherished In the true spirit Of the
marriage vow, and she will DO to
her husband, children, and society
q well-spring ofpleasure. She will
bear pain and toll and anxiety, for
her husbands love to her is q tow
err aud fortress. Shielded and shell
tered therein, adversary will have
lost it's sting. She may suffer, but
sympathy will dull the edge of sor.
row. A house with love in it-and
by love, l mean love expressed Ia
words and looks and deeds flor
have not one spark Of faith In love
that never crops QUITS to q house
without love as o person to q ma
chine /; one Is life, the other is me-
chanism. The unloved woman may
have bread just as light, q house
just as tidy, a dress just as neat al
tho other, but the latter has a spring
of beauty about her, q joyousness
An aggressive, penetrating and per-
vading brightness to which the for
mer is a stranger. The deep happi'
ness in her heart shines out in hel
face. She CLEANS over 1t. She II
full of divices aud plots and sweeI
surprises for her husband and fami'
". She is never done with the ro'
nance and poetry of life. She her
self is a lyric poem, setting herself
to all pure and gracious melodies
Humble household ways and duties
have for her a golden significance
The prize makes her calling high
and the end sancti6es the means
"Love is heaven, and heaven Il
love,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15
THB WEEKLY HERALD
FRIDAY, oCT. a. 1870.
- ORaEouIEs oT 81. L.

TIE OBsEoUIEs or Gar. LEE.-
We arc requested by the COMMITTEES
appointed at the citizsnS meeting
yesterday to say that, as soon o.
they arc advised BY telegraph Of the
day when the hOnOred and cher
ished remains Of The late Robert E
Lee are consigned to their last rest
ing place in Virginia, our Citizen'
win be promptly advised, in order
that the suggestions of the public
meeting at the Opera House In 70
gard to the Observance Of that day
may be properly carried out.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15
VCKSBURG PRICE CURRENT,
CORRECTED DAILY SY
The Chamber Of COmmerce
FOB THE vICKsBURG HERALD.

The following prices represen
large lots. In filing small order
higher rates are charged:
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15

IGENERAL SHERIDAN ON THE
COMPARATIVE MERITS OF
GRRMAN AND AMERICAN sOL-
bIERS.
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LOVE'S CID DREAM.

The HarrisOu-v vreeiand Breach Of Promise
Case Again-A New Trial Commenced.
The case OF Mary Harrison vs. George vreeland.
again before the public. 1t viii be remembered that
Mrs. Harrison, who is widow beyond the meridian
of existence, brought suit against the old man OF
eighTy-two for breach OF promise Of marriage.
and as he was very wealthy, she claimed heavy
damages for her blghted affections. The spicy de-
velopments OF that remarkable trial are not yet for
gotten. The jury rendered verdict for the psinnr
with greatly reduced damages. Defendant appealed
on the ground OF excessive damages, and o new
trial was ordered. The Court OF Errors took the
ground that 1t was absurd to suppose tnat
woman OF her years could suffer sncn damage IN
q rich man and SO old As to render the suppostion
OF an earnest, bona tide courtship, with Intent TO
marry, highly Improbable.
The new trial commenced yesterday In the HUDSON
behalf Of the plaintiff opened the case, stating
In substance that the plaintiff is q widow,
VINO 10 engaged partly as teacher and
partly as forewoman In a factory In New York city;
that she resides In Greenvle, where defendant also
lives; tnat some years ago an intimacy sprung up
between plaintln and defendant which resulted In
promise OF marriage; that the engagement was
postponed at the instance OF defendant: that new
Till at last plaintn became convinced that defend-
ant would not fuifl his solemn promises TO her, and
she accordingly brought the suit
The gay L0thdrio was in court, an attentive
listener, but apparently quite ut ease a. to the
result. The Judgment OF the Court OF Errors makes
1t certain thas the jury Will not again venture the
award or heavy damages. Mrs. Harrison WAS at
tired In plain suit OF black ana took seat beside
her counsel. There was comparatively little interest
manifested In the case Dy the persons in and around
the court. The trial Will continue two or three days.
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CLEARED.

Franckiyn.
steamahip MORO Castle. Adams, Havana via Nassau
Fox Go.
gan Co.
ssamship Saratoga, Couch Norfolk City Point Rich
mond-Od Dominion Steamship Co.
Sleamship brunette Doane, Philadelphia Lorllard.
S!eamship Chesapeake, johnson, Portland-J r Ames.
Co.
Ship Wright Treat, Cadix-R Buck Co.
Bark Rosalia (al) Jaccarlno, TresteFunch, Edye CO.
Co. =
Bark Linda, Flemming, Trnidad-J W Elwel Co.
Brig Belle tBr) Dante, Havana-L Benjamin
Brig Brisk (Brl Hnl, Cienfuegos os-Fowier Il Jova.
Brig Helen Rowley, Rowley, Caibarien-A Abbott.
Brig Anna (Brl Morrow, Nassau-Moss Ward
Brig Bradshaw, Sears, Elizabethport- y Small Co.
schr Margaret 4 Lucy, Crosby Mobie-J d Hurbut a
Son.
Schr Lizzie Major Gifes, Alphabetically Hurlbu Co.
Holmes Co.
schr Henry Middleton, Brewer Norrolk--C Staples
Schr Cynosure, Pinkham, Baltimore @ Staples.
Schr Village Queen Conkn, baltimore-Beniley, Miller
Thomas.
Schr Yankee Boy Dill, New Haven-Ferguson Wood.
Steamer Vineland, Hazsll Baltimore.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.


mdse and 50 passsngers the Natoual Steamship CO. aa
se.@er bound ss. as &c. AZ passed @ uon
s'ssa.sS Aiis%sanis sSe,, wn.sn Hamburg Jan u,
aSt ' @ ana
frat part of latter strong sw and
asssea ss
s. s si 4 rs na
Steamship Lodona Hovey. New Orleans and the BAR Jan
nadss and passengers, to s Morgan Co Had Sne
steamship Isaac Bell Bourne, Richmond CITY Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers, TO the Old Dominion
simpson Capp. Passed Gibraltar Dec so since had
sr.l.sr days. With WOOL to Helnemsnn Payaon. Had
Erg Clara Gibbs sot Bangor Parker Palermo g. days
Brig Ssos ESss%oIs . days and cisa...
S w 3 %s ., e. .Hd to s, Hunter
Bng ssaoIs 81 Per;sd'. %II;s Ayrs. 81 DAYS.
Esn sls:s ana hss a Ms and
Winds the Jan as lat 81 lon a. exchanged signals
Brig Barter, sianwood, Bahia. ~ days, with hides
@ 1sssag:ss a"asi &
sPSfs s ossk e Fearless from Moneydeo I'd no date lat
s. Ess s 's4sss fs ss:gs e. AR
Big suwannes Simpson pemsrara Is days. with sugar
xth ssTood % Vessels; vessel to cranda, gsrtaa1
s Cleo . Sa'R day.: with
Brig I; AMI. owen SSi ro1:,ad T:!tsss Maana..
VIII nSl::;s: oil: snS 6 ss OF Bsrns:a.
ehr Rover lBr Barnet Bermuda, 5S days. with salt
schr Sarah Fsh tet Thomaston, Thompson St Masys Ga
s soa a dss % John
Ing T.. G s .ss with YELLOW
ssar p;ms kans!s asorss.own: &C. day.: With n.v.
sshr y Hamlet ssnson Wilmington, NC sd.y' with naval
schr Spray, scnl Virginia.
ssSr H.aash Champion, Tsyor, Virginia.
schr sunny Side, Corson, Virginia.
Schr John Stockham Price. Baltimore for Now Haven.
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Chesapeake johnson. Portland for New
sss 7. & sfTea, c,. se.e Boston for New York. with
Rector, New Bedford & ssr New YORK;
schr 3 Hawes Hawes. Boston for Tansier
sssr ssS.s York
schr Kasis y da Hail. Assion Proyiasacs for Norfolk:
ssSr Bdsspor ssn New ISr Yee9
0chf NfagaI&f Aofton, BrldSeport Tor new iork.
6chr John q Baxter, Jones, Norwalk for New York.
Steamer MetiS, -, Boston for New York.
BOUND EAST.
gchr Ocean Wave, Champin Philadelphia Providence
echr Holmes Northrup, Elizabethpor for Providence
scSr Crusade ssars. Ensbethpo5t for rroyaenee
schr John Brooks, Fox Jersey City for New Haven.
Schr ] A Tate. Tate, Jersey CITY for Bridgeport.
Schr Bello, Simyson Hoboken for New Haven.
6chr Brainard, McCarty, Wcehawken for New London
Schr ID II Baldwin, Barker, Haverstraw for Bristol,
schr Mantle, Green, New York for Somerset
6chr Josephine Ball. New York for Westerly.
Schr Yankee Boy, Djii New York for New Haven.
6chr Susan, Hodgdon, New York for New Haven
Schr Maria, Morton New York for Bridgeport
schr Nellie Brown, -, New York for Roslyn.
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some OF its rtch full strains, and the Prince lead
ing forward very lovely young lady "Who Is
sneY" "Wh0 Ii sheT' IBe ladies are dying 70 nnowM W.
more excited. II Is now circulated tnas ZIG i0s,u-
nate lady TO enjoy the honor q sne nEss Msz
wife OF the Secretary OF the British Le&aton; NOW
the Prince and his lovely partner arc "m.a,nK %
OF ladies and gentlemen who make way - tne
couple pass; others are waltzing, put h0oouy - no
ticng them All the nondancers are ,oiowi.H s,s sne
light motions OF the Prince. Now there is spi6n-
did chance 10 Judge his merits as dancer. dae
ladies' pronounce him perfect. HE = dear, sweet
aud the more exacting men are unaDle 10 picn =
single nav. Ihe waltz Is Of snort duraton' 1nu 'n0
Prince leads his partaer 10 her seat.
THE SUFFER-
Several other dances followed those just described
until midnight waen the party promenaded to ne .ne
supper room, the Prince going nrst. Inc uinlnS
hall, which s IN the rear OF and adjoining the pail
room, Is gaily hut tastefuy decorated with nags
tire length OF the hail. with another a the head OF
1t, the whole forming the letter IT." twas not IN.
tended that the company shall SIT down at
or the table II decorated with large
M ana Il G ss
'.Presented by the British subjects resident In
Uruguay TO his Exceency Edward Thornton,
ration, on the occasion OF hts retiring from
Montevidco as testimonial OF their personal es
ness and impartialty 80 emlnently displayed by MIN
IN the discharge OF his public duties as her Maesy's
Charge AnalrcS ana consul General OF Lndt ropuO-
lie from 1854 to lS59n At either side OF this there
are other centre pieces OF silver and gold vases,
filed with rare and fragrant nowers. There Is
o profusion OF choice dishes arranged IN
the best style at intervals all along the
taoles, fresh salmon, Enhlish pheasant salads,
terrapin game the confectionery and ices &C., Is in
great profuslon There are designs OF the American
eagle, the British hon, the American and English
coat OF arms all surmounted with miniature English
and American nags. In the supper room as In the
ball room there Is harmonious minglng OF the ma
ti0nalities.
1t should be stated that the Prince escorts Mrs.
Grant to the supper room. rhe President 10 with
Mrs. Thornton Bir. Thornton with MIS-. Fish ana the
other members or the Cabinet with their ladies'
III the order in which they entered the ball room
The following gentlemen acted as stewards:-Com-
mander Breeze, or the navy; MIR. Frank Trumbull
United States Navy; Ricnard Cuts, United States
Navy; Seat0 nMunroe, UnlLed States Navy; Colonel
Maxwell Oodhull. United States Army, anu HaInu-
ton Fish Jr
The scene In the supper room can not be put down
as any way remarkable. 1t may be said That the
subslantials OF the table were admirable and were
enjoyed by all, aud that alter satisfying the pal
ales, Inc company returned 10 the bali f00m where
the dance was resumed.
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Marine Disasters.

Mariue Disasters.
dRKENOoK, Jan 27-The ship Margaret williamson, from
Newfoundland port for Oporto has put here with top
mass jbboom galley sone having expercnceda heavy
gale. One had been lost overheard
Sw via Rio e o San
sosoS SaSse Sh' was 70 proceed 2''A ut IN 'om"'n0
salt which ga; inc 9. Georges Bermuda. IAN ns, e,ps-
which blew away ali sail that wss SET sprung the msaen.
n and Shs and caused the
the rock. 10 going ish inst knGcled oi
repairs.
BARK MARY 9 DrEn-The cargo Of the bark Mary G
Bermuda IN ID distress was being To hp BS
brig usa, which would convey
i% 's as s
I'D inst
BRIG SARAH A HoIproox tats brig Henrietta, Of Ber.
Inst leaking badly
BRIO GEN MARSHALL. Maxwell, from Wilmington, NC,
2ss Inst n AS esmshp Eagle 9: % @ before S The
the below City put lsaky repaired
ed On her hU s @ n M sss sa @ o
sonn JOSEPH LONG, from Kingston, ia, for New York,
had discharged at Key West the nd n and would
undergo repairs.
nah, pa. into orfoik sish inst lsaEy.
souR EMMA vEHRnI, from New York for Salem, drove
lies broadsdc on the beach, water tho hold.
The cargo II being discharged ON the beach
miscellaneous.
Puser Geo Anderson of the steamship Charleston from
Charleston, will peaae accept our thanks for fayors
SOM ANNIE MAY, Boston a7th inst from Newcastle
DEL reports Sunday, on Block Island, one Of her
crew, named Charles Langley Of Philadelphia, was struck
by spar which broke his thgha He has The
marine hospital.
Whalemen.
Al Mauritius Nov 29 bark China Clifford NIB to sail that
for or Dauphin and Crozettss TO- bark Tenser
having loaded oil from vessels before reported and
ready sail for New Bedford l7th ship Young Phnix
Sherman NB 70 sail next day for Fort Dauphn and Gro
zettes.
BArk Greyhound, Allen of westpor arrived at Seychelles
Dcel6 with 800 sp, go VIII board Captain reports
coast OF Arabia bark Merln ien NB having taken 80 sp
this brig Para Worth, Salem 100 barks Robt
Morrson sooum NB 10 DO do; LaoSna, Luce DO lsS DO
more ambers The weather the coastof Arsoa the
The New York herald., 1870-01-28
Pro0rcssiye Union.

The nrst annual sociable Of the Progressive Union
took place last evening at Union Hall. Dancing be-
gan at eight Tho cards Of invitation, printed on
green board, contained this sinscrIption:-''Ladles
VIII please furnish refreshments and gentlemen
musc.n good many oscillated 'twixt heaven and
earlh and the leasures Of the toe were exceedingly
eYhli0ratinQ.
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SAILED.

Steamships Marathon Liverpool Dacian, Glasgow MORO
Castle Havana via Nassau; Gen Barnes Savannah; South
Carolina Charleston, Saratoga, Richmond, &c; Brunei te
Philadelphia bark Laura Maria, Gloucester.
Wind nj sunset NE.
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BELOW,

schr Geo somes, from Demarara Cby pilot boat Mary
Fish, No ~
Schr Evtra C0nant, from Nsnzanillo.
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THE BALL SEASON.
The Hoboken Turtle Club Ball.

The H0b0ken Turtle Club Ball.
Had all the turtles about town which are com.
PEELED, owing to circumstances over which they have
no CONTROL to lie on their backs In front OF restau-
rants for the amusement OF small boys, been able
yesterday to get their feet quite likely that
they would have made dead set on q gathering
which was held at Apollo Hail last evening Indeed,
turtle with any regard for It's race would certainly
have done all that laid in its power to make the
gathering as uncomfortable as possible, to disperse
1t even ana force IL to take refuge whore turtles
unknown; for the asscmb!age was the Hoboken
Turtle cub celebrating Their annual reunion. Now
this annual reunion last evening was nothing more
nor less than grand Jollitcatlon over the sudden
"taklngs or' OF hundreds Of peaceably inclined
durlng the whole course Of their llves poked
their heads into anybody business or endeayOred 10
take anything on the SOFT snel at any time place.
been exertlng It's epcurean utmost to devastate the
luscious race OF turtles and mad the latter not been
ago successful IN ITS appetzlng war. However. the
turtles didn't get or their backs at the restaurant
last night and SO the reunion was celebrated with
out single attempt on the part OF the "hard ShellS
to make u disturbance
the festlviy, aud the music furnIshed for
the occasion was excellent. The members
Of the club and their lady friends began to
pour IN at about nine O'Clock, and BY midnight the
room was well filled with quite brilliant assem-
blage. The toilets OF the ladies were all that tine
strictest fashion devOtee could have exacted and a.
for the gentlemen. II Is needless TO say that they ap-
peared IN a the glory OF swallow tails and smiles
that would have scared turtle out Of mis- shell, mad
he got In without a ticket The arrangements were
most excellent, and James L. Miller. Jolly presl-
dent, and Il. D. Bassf0rd, who was never known to
laugh or sing In nis life, and the sOrrOwiul Pete
Bralsted. and all the other ghelibacks were un-
tlrng In tner efforts to make their guests feel az
mucn at home az though every curDstone was q
turtle steak done TO order. The dancing was
kept up until the eve sma' hours" when VII de-
parted IN good numor anu quite satisfied with the
manner Ia which the annual reunion had been cele-
brated.
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An Address Of Welcome TO This City by
British Residents.

The British residents In this city are preparing an
address of welcome to Prince Arthur. AT a recent
meeting convened for that purpose Mr.. Archibald
the British Consult Mr.. Puleston. President Of the
ST. David's Society, and MIR. Irwin, OF the ST. An
drew's. were elected q committee to prepare the
address, which, it is understood, will be presented
to the Prince next week by committee represent.
ing the various national societies and British inte
rests In this city.
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bin has Deen passed In the Louisiana Legisla-
tufe amending tile gambling law. 1t relnaugurateH
the old system Of private gamOling and black mail.
Ing.
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The Light Heart Brigade Of Hobolxen.

On Wednesday evening the Light Heart Brigade OF
Hoboken, composed OF some fifty Of young and gay.
hearted Of that thriving town. clad in all manner Of
picturesque and outlandish costumes, stormed the
residence Of Mr.. Sbapter, on Hudson street, near
Seventh. Taxing possession OF the house. the "bri-
gade" transformed the parl0rs into bah room, and
there with good-natursd fun and friyOry spent the
night most agreeaby. In the party there were Yam
kees Quakers, Indians, Dntchmen, c0umbines,
others gotten up III artistic style. Each member or
the Foster Quartet Cuo quite late at night requested
@ nnhv Wono m 81 My nay es 81
where they were and where they remained, almost
until the .'gray lines In the aast appeared, when
the party separated, after roustnR "good nl2htr
chorus 70 their host and hostess VINO had enabled
all to add 'SRapter" Of delight to the stores Of
their lives.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE APPLE GIRL OF THE EIGHTH AVENUE
strange story of life in the Empire City,
WILDE commenced n 81, next Monday
FIREsIDE COMPANION.
4 BsoLUrR DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM THE
a courts Of different States legal everywhere. Dsser-
s &c. Sosse
4 BsoLUTE prvoRces OBTAINED FROM THE
"A Courts OF different States; legal everywhere Deser
Gn sf H. isf n
BARGAINS, BARGAINS, BARGAINS.
Of change firm and removal in April
10 6SS Broadway, our entire stock OF
0''-~' ' lares Clocks, Bronres, Cutlery &C.,
and We oaer Il a and
An examination OF prices, which are shown IN plain
figures the goods win satisfy buyers that are In
Every one is invited to can.
s Of Sy n will be by @
MrEv.&E.E E. Haughwout retiring from the business.
either party will sign the name q n: present hrm auds-
4ss. 400 and As2 Broadway, corner Broome street.
BARGAINS IN TEAS corFEEs, FLOUR MoLAssEs,
ID syups and all kinds of Groceries and Provisions
By the pound package cargo 70 suit the palate
10 r. %GNSW ! greenwich street, New York.
rooD HEALTH IS A BOON THAT COMPARATIVELY
or nG asEs 70 f.
proof against and careless with their diet and
sss s% IS s
IL
Tc p and
5 hs Il. liver ood 70 as
patient begins 70 the matter @
s :as Gns Se nsi of
owea unrlvn
The ramonis Syrup p rpen M the morbid mat
ton, for when the phIegm ripe slight cough
DO G Tn
Pills be freely used to cleanse the stomach and liver 50
.a The ns @ Is me relieved the
the pills do; nothing has ever been invented
sssps s pe w q ss's p0sssa s
and start the secre,ons OF the liver like schsncks
and nGs
cents box For sale by al druggists. JOHN F. HENRY,
No. College place. Wholesale Agent ~
TTuMAN HAIR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STOCK AT
o1 sS sw on chasans as.UM Brsd only 3D. @ Broad
way, between Howard and Grand streets ------.
INTEREST FROM THE FIRST OF EACH SIass MONTH NTH
So Rowsry southwest corner Of Canal street,
ns1 .na N 6 nd % Il. @
dsr months that the same may have been on hand -
reSGasly s1nsy aapHh :. he rate Of siI per cent,
.nS sys.y asy on Mon
Bank books in German, English and French r..
SEYMOUR A. BUNcE, Secretary.
NToN EST WHERE, sED VALERIE vITA-LIrE Is
IN not existence, but the enjoyment OF health.
Monograph the above application to Post ofcs
box 5l4 New ork
PAproAL CURE. WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUsrIC OR
Diseases Of the Pelvic yscera Diseases and Deiormss q
| the Eye, Nose Face and Person.
HENRY A. DANIELS. N. D.. IA Lsxiagton avenue,
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DADICAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUsTIC OR
III detention from busness for Strictue Fistua, Piles
Diseases OF the Pelvic vscera Diseases and Defores OF
the Eye, Nose, Face and Person.
HENRY A, DANIELS. N. D.. IA Lexagton avenue
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MON EST WHERE, sED VALERIE vITA-.LIrE IS
IN not mere existence but the enjoyment OF health. A
Monograph the above upon application to Post ocs
box 6l4 New Aork.
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OCEAN STEAMERS,
Saas | Destination


DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR TIL
MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY.
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vTpMAN HAIR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STOCK AT
rssi % ner cent below cost; humbug; call and
for few days ony Chnteane Braids only So 4S9 Broad
way. hatNcen Howard and Grand streeO
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rNrFREsr FROM THE FIRST OF EACH MONTH.
N'ADA'AS'A NA'~- CrTfZESes SAvING9 RANK. }

y,v n.xt snd sem.annuaily thereafter interest will
Maid On a dsposs OF Y5 the number OF caen
dsr months that the may have been on hand.
Money depossd now VIII bear Interest from the ist OK
February nt the rate OF six per cent .
RAM opcn every day from 10 A. NJ to p NJ, and Mon
days and Saturdays from ~ A. NJ. to II. M.
Bank books In German, English and French. So,
&. A. QUINTARD, President
SEYMOUR A. BUNoE, Secretary.
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BARGAINS IN TEAS, CoFFEEs, FLOUR, MOLAssES,
ID syrups and all kinds of Groceries and Provsons
and the pockets Of the million.
THOMAS r. AGNEW, go Greenwich street, New York.