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OBITU1R Y.
The Death OF n w-I,-K Comcdi

The Death Of n Wei'-know Comedian.
Mr.. James q. Burnett, n widely known actor,
died in Chicago very suddenly Mr. Burnett was
born In Scotland in 1919, and came TO this country
IN his hfteenth year and obtained employment on
THE sun as printer. Soon afterward he removed
TO Boston and went on the stage asupernumerary,
nnd stendiy rose In In his rewy-chosen profession
lie was connected with the different theatres of this
city, and in the days OF Black Crook " was the
original Ion Pftngrunfr, in which character he
appeared at $50 performances. At the time OF his
death Mr. Burnett was stage manager and first
old man " in tie Crosby Opera House. A testimo-
NAL benefit to the widow is TO be rendered on Sat
urday IN the CrOsby Opera Rouse. The remains are
10 be inferred In Greenwood
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Mr.. O'UaIJ'- In.t snubb,,o.

The Assistant Aldermen yestor rday passed two
resolutions over Mayor o'Hars vetocs-to pave
First avenue, between Houston and Thirty.nin,h
streets, with Mangin's wood pavement, and to pave
Fourth ard Fifth streets from the Bowery 10 Man.
gin street, with the material. II resolve
TO make the salary OF the individual who tegulaies
the city clocks ~ eco n year. The New York and
New Haven Railroad Company to be alowed 10
replace the track formerly used by them in franklin
street, between Elm and Centre.
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The Punishment, for Keeping u viclou. pos

Nina Fuchs, young chIII living win her
parents in tenement house in Finh street near
Avenue A. was bitten in the face In December last
by dog belonging to Antho ny Mussr the owner OF
The building She vas In the yard at the time pla,.
ing with other children living in the same house
She sued tby her guardian In the Marine Court and
on the trial yesterday before Judge Curtis. IL was
proved that the dog had bitten other children to The
The knowledge OF Musslg. The jury muctcl him In
500 damages.
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RiILROID ACCIDENTS.

Mary sullivan, ,'of Canton, Mass, was run over and
ny dirt car on the OFT Hin temporary railway,
Boston, ON wednesday evening.
passenger train was run into by a freight train
on Wcdne sday near Gu ncy, on the Chicago Burnp.
ton and Quincy Railroad. rRrt OF the freght train
broke looc on down grade and ran Into the
ger tam. Two pastenEcIs were Killed.
The sun., 1870-03-25
Double Murder In Ohio.

MANCHESTER. Ohio. March 2i-0n Saturday
last while j. [. Rlinehert. school teacher and T.
d, Cunncll carpenter, were walking ON the high
way. they were met By drunken man, James HUI
who shot toDnel dead. Rhinchart drew pistol
and shot nun through the body. Before Hun fell he
returned Rhinchlr's Gre, mor,auy wounding him
lihinehart and HUI died u lew minutes alter
The sun., 1870-03-25
STATEN ISLAND.

Mr., Jersmlah Winants estate in NorthAeld has
been sod for t5,1.5
The staten Island Ferry Bridge Co. are preparing
ior work The bll incorporating them has passed TO
third reading In the senatu.
The mission at 81. Peters Church. New Brighton
Will close on sunday next, with solemn High Mass at
10Y, and Nesp,n and sermon Ia the evening.
Gen. Brown has resigned as Trustee OF Edge.
water tho Trustees are applying ior aa amended
charter 70 which they propose 10 change the Tor
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LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHES HERE AND THERE By THE
SUNS REPORTERS

Brilliant Entertainment in the Grnmercy
Park Hotel In Honor Of the Cuban Patriot,
Gen. Manuel Quesada.
One of the most brilliant entertainments Of the
season was that given on Wednesday evening in the
Grnmercy Park Hotel, by Mrs. Ralph Mead, Jr., in
honor OF Gen. Quesada. Large flags Of the Amer-
can and Cuban Republics were suspended In one
end OF the drawlng-room, and beneath these stood
table covered with japonicas ana tube roses. In
the centre OF which "Cuba" was written in scarlet
flowers. Magnificent bouquets and baskets of flow
ers were in profusion. Dancing and fne music en-.
tertaned the guests until midnight, when sumptu-
Gus repast was served. AS a memento OF the event.
eaoh guest received q beautiful bouquet. Among
the distinguished guests were Gen. Manuel Quesada,
his wife and beautiful daughter Col Narona and
Maj. LoynaZ, his aides, sehor Aqurre, and DR.. Cor
bisson.
The sun., 1870-03-25

John Landers and John Lewis, Eighteenth
Ward kids, were arraigned in the General Sessions.
on charge OF prize fighting in a room o. 42s First
avenue, Onicers Nicholson and Larow, however
who arrested the prisoner could not testify that
there was any previous arrangement between a.
men. or tnat there was any ring, seconds, any
Of the other accessories OF prize fight. They
consequently acquitted.
The sun., 1870-03-25
The strike AT Ia Creuzot.

LONDON, March 24-Thc strike Of The work
men at la Creuzo France, continues. Several
demonstrations have been made ly the men, which,
so Tar, have be0n harmless but the military aud
police aIc active. II Is thought Lat po itica feeling
II involved In this second outbreak Of ltOOr at La
CTeuzOt. some arrests have already been madGd
The sun., 1870-03-25
Princeton Alumni Dinner.

At the annual meeting and dinner Of the
Alumni OF Princeton College last evening, at Del.
monico's, Mr.. William c. Alexander presided, and
his right sat DR.. James McCosh, and on his lon
President Mclean. of Williams College The first
toast called up DR.. McCosh. A song, Gaudeamus
Izitur" followed "OuT Sister COLLEGES" called
out President Webb OF the New York COLLEGE,
James G. Carter of Harvard and DIR, Adams u Yale /:
and the Reverend Clergy the Rev. Theo T..
Cuyler.
The sun., 1870-03-25

The number of visitors TO the Pneumatic Bore
in Broadway each day averages about lsoO The
receipts since March have been nearly tGOOO. and
after deiuc,ng expenses Is going to the support o.
soldiers and sailors orphans. The visitors are
requested before leaving the tunnel to sign a memo.
rial 10 the Legislature praying permission for tho
Pneumatic Transit Company TO finish their under
linking
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Burncd 20 Dca,I, I'm n Limo X lin.

At =. Maloncs lime kiln, at 1913 West Twelfth
street, Yesterday, John McKennell, an employee,
while emptying oyster shells into the furnace fell IN
and was burned to death, Only portion OF the
body was recovered, aud that dry ci5p, over
which the Coroner held an inquest.
The sun., 1870-03-25

At a meeting OF the New York Yacht Club last
evening the members discussed the proposal Of Mr.
Ashbury's to sail for the " Challenge Cup" won by
the America in 1851. It was resolved that the race
should be open TO all boats Of the Club. This rcso-
luton was subsequently reconsidered and tho race
declared Open 10 all scnOOners OF the Club with
allowance OF time according to the rates OF the
Ilub
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EXECUTION ~ OHIO.
The Last of the Murderer of Louisa Fox
1hr COnirsriOn Of n Mnn-Irr.

The Confcssion of n Monster.
WHEELING, W. Va, March 24-Thomas d.
Carr was executed in the County Jail at ST. Glars.
vile, Ohio. this afternoon, for the murder OF Louisa
c. Fox, near ST. C1airsyillc, in Janniry, 1869 No
one was admitted to the Jail hut the sheriff and lis
assistants and the newspaper reporters. Carr was
cool and col ectod TIN hou bat tie reck cssness
which characterized his conduct during the trial had
entirely disappcJred. by his own confession he IL
believed tu have been the greatest murderer ever
born iu this or any other country. He
t.at he perpetratci fourteen cold booded murders
and made five unsuccessful attempts " take lie be-
fore the killing Of Miss Fox
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LONG Island.

Mr. Hammond, OF Jersey city, imposes putting
on Apul /. ~ " "
The hotel which las been hccun by A. T. Stewar,
on the ilans OF ncmDstcad he built entirely ol
IRON ani brick. II Is 10 bc 20 feet Ioug aud 6O iyei
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s,izurr of Whi.key on Brondwny.

Yesterday afternoon Deputy Collector Bullard
and Assessor Wass seized ve barrels OF Illicit spirits
which they found an express wagon owned by
Joseph Deutrass. Tie whskeY had been shipped
for boston. Deutrass was held by Commissioner
Shields.
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Dc Rodas NInnnfnclnrIna pubIic Opininn.

HAVANA, March 2i.-At u mass meeting last
night, when was called TO take action on the posi-.
ton lately assumed In regard TO Cuba by portion
the Madrid press, resolutions were adopted protest
ing against auy policy which Involves the sale Of the
Island OF Cuba 10 tho United states.
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NEW BEDfoRD. March 24.-Theodorc l.. Par.
ker, grocer. aged ~ years. was shot and killed this
evening by Elizabeth d. Chapman, aged 10 years
who boarded at the same house. Tne parties rose
from tie tea table together and went into tue hall
living And conscious at 10 O'Clock, hut las assigned
no cause for the deed. she had taken laudanum
before tel
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The Ban OF Company !. Twelfth ReeImrnr.

Company T. Twelfth Regiment, "NaliOnal
Grays,' Capt. John French commanding etIo,cd
calico sociabe in Apollo Hall last evening It wus
in every way success. Many OF the dancers were
In calico. bu, the majority were In military uniform
Each lady was made the recipient OF an order OF
dancing in the shape Of neat calico handkerchief
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TWEED'S EXPLANATION.
Who Violated Pledges t-The virtuous Iu-
diguntion of HEAVY Tax-payer-Thc
Iron Shncklcs Broken.

Iron shnckics Brokcn.
ALBANY, March "a. THE New York city Demo-
cratic members of Assembly and Senate held n eau.
Gus in the small dining room Of the Deavan House
nj II o'clock tonight. A majority OF tho delegation
were present. Col. NJ. c. Murphy was in the chair.
The latter said that Mr. Tweed had been
invited to attend the meeting, but that lie
had declined, as some OF the members
had malisned him Senator Genet was not
aware that any one was hostile to Mr.
Tweed. He, for one was not. Mr.. Genet then
proceeded to say that he had deemed It advisable to
call caucus Of the Democratic momber- Of both
Houses Of the Legislature in order to bind all the
members by the action OF the majority, and g. after
any measure had beer decided upon by the caucus
any opposed l. in the LEGISLATURE tho traitor In
that case could be properly ostracised from the
party. Speaker Iitcuman moved that a committee
be appointed to wait upon Mr.. Tweed. and invite
him u attend the caucus.
Senator Creamcr said that II Mr.. Twect had been
served With notice ami he had not seen III to NJ
tend the oausss he was opposed to any Committee
waiting upon him.
While this subject was under discussion. the rer.
reseu atiyes OF the press were res eguy requested
10 make themselves scarce. which they dii DR.
Wilde, Of the EreGt,i0 Post leading the retreat Re.
pairing to Senator IwccIs room, they found him
surrounded by his friends
Mr.. Tweed received the band Of correspondents
courieou-ly, opeued "a half dozen bottles passed
around box o; good CHARS and told the m to m k,
themselves At home while ho was waitint for SEN.
Htor Bradley and several Assemblymen who were
atteniins the other causus. He conveised in this
strain
Gentlemen, l have the qualification OF showing
Jou my official declpitltion | am now a private
citizen, heavy taxpayer, aud interested In oil good
reforms. That is the iron collar Lave had on M
The sun., 1870-03-25

PRovrDEScg, X. l., March 2i.--A mutinous dis.
turbance ON tho British brig Anna, hence from New
YORK, occurred In the bay tonight. Some of tue
crew badly beaten, but nothing to warrant Inc
interference Of the authorities.
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The In.urrec,ion In Venezuela.

PoRro CADELLo March 9.--Thc insurgents
have laid siege to Porto Cahello They have pO..
session OF all the apDroaches, und have cut CG the
water mains, Laguayra aud Caracas are a!sO Ia
danVar of CantnrA
The sun., 1870-03-25

Although the Lent season Is on the fashionable
world. AMI marriage Is considered n tribe out OF
season among the upper crust OF the city, yet thou
sands gathered to witness the marriage OF Mortimer
j. Mackenzie and Miss IIrrie, r. Williams. The
lady isawoll known New York beauty aud the gen.
tleman has long been recognized unc of the choic
est spirits Of the hour ana a shining ornament Of
the gallant seventh lie was one OF the officiating
beauN at Jim lngersols marriage and then declared
himself heartwhole and determined bachelor.
The crowds OF fshonales who tLrongcd the
Biek CHURCH last evening were attended 10 their
seats by four nshers Who wore la their buttonioes
a rose fastened TO silver knot Punctualiy at s
o'clock Dr. PaNton, Of the First Ptesbyterian
church made ats appearance, md some fifteen mu.
utes atttrward the bridal cortege entered hcralded
by the uslers amid the Jieans Oi the organ and the
murmurcd conn rnts OF the guests
The bride, who IL q singularly beautiful brunette
was uttired In white corded silk cut d6coele, ana
with very long train. The corsagc was very ola
bOrltely trimmed with lace. aud along the edges
were sprgs OF orange blossoms She wore dl.
monds In her pretty ears and bosom her hair WIS
ornnmented with chaplet OF orange blossoms, and
veil Of very rich lace oil below her waist. She
was attended w three bridesmaids, Miss Belknap.
MISS Johns, and Miss Sinclair, all Of whom wore
Dresses OF ncecy white tulc, gathered at the skirts
with SPRAYS Of artificial flowers. Tne gentlemen OF
the pnriY we're all dressed In evening costume with
astonishing ties ami gloves. Very lew OF The
Seventh were present
, Amer the ceremony the few guests repaired to
aunt OF the bride, where u sumptuous supper was
The sun., 1870-03-25
THE RICE LIBRARY.
Fourth Days sale-What the Old Horace
Knew OF FnrminE-rhe ChGpaqua Of An
clnnI IL

hneW ni fufmtnE-lhe thapaqun oil An
Client Rome.
Joseph Sabin began operations yesterday by
Offering TO interested Interesting body OF book
collectors Charles Leslio's "Short and E,sie Method
with the Dei.ts," work remarkable for the vigor
grace with which treats the cussedncss Cf un-
believers. II handles heretics with q caustic sever
T. almost awful The book printed in i793 by
J. Appcbce; and the Anglican Church owes
mucn TO Mr.. Ctooklev, for whom 1t was
printed. Deacon sobcrly bought It for 900
McKinney's History Of tie Indian Tribcs"-all
about Lo and the other storicene> including Hole
inthc Day, aud containing biographical sketches %
TIE Pegan foreihthcr-, sold for Sili Nantes
work contrins the account Of the attempted
assassination Of Washington by his Indian
guides in 1853, which was used bv Irving.
Matters " Ecclesiastical History OF New England
brought ESQ his Invisible Word " sold for $40
This is lively accours Of tho "1ryals OF Several
Witches" Sc, end tells q the "Opcrations OF the
Devils" and many other pleasant things indicative
OF the wholesome state of affairs, mental and spi-
sold.
Milneaus life OF Horace" containing the poets
bucolic experience In cabbage culture at Brundu.
.nnl, the Chapnsqpa Of Rome, was bought by
John Surton's +" Heart Of New Enclande Rcnt at
the Blesphcmios Of tie Present Generation" de-
signed TO secure the coudgn puplshment Of the
Quaker, was knocked down for ST. 20.
Mr.. Piper, Of Boston, bought Oyid's Netamor.
phoscs avery naughty book, tot 80 and will carry
Il with him to Boston and Mr. White the Oxford
Sausage" for o.. Puue's Dialogue between Gen.
NontSomery's Ghost aud lxliici n brought only
81 30 but "Passey tie Potter" was fun ~
The amount paid for books so,a yesterday was
t6,5i5. Total for the four days, t2',0)J,
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LATEST LiBOR NEWS.

The iron mouldcrs at Richard Boyn,ons shop
South Brooklyn. are strike.
The brooklyn employing PAINTERS have elected r
J. Mnldcll, President, WIN, Cook nud 7 BAucnlnau
Ncclrcsidents, ], Arllla and D. stUus seeI siauss
apd George ElioFd, Treasurer.
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ron TUE HONEST Young DEMOCRACY.


The total vote stands 2O7 tor the Young Democracy
end ll3 for the traitors, giving the l.tler all Of the
doubtful districts. Judge Connolly don't know
which sle to take. 1t only requires a mai orty OF
bl the votes cas- 10 oust Tweed from the Chairman.
ihip of the Committee The same majority has the
power 10 throw him without the pale OF the party.
The meeting o. the General Committee on Monday
next there ore. promises TO be the most important
ever hell Nm the CitN.
The sun., 1870-03-25
NEW JERSEY.

Gen. Danie Pratt was roughly handled bv ina
students and foughs Of New Bfunswlck.
A. NJ Allen, OF Elizabeth, has disposed of his In.
terest Ia patent yclocipede for 100.
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CITY OF SrTc Nsr r9sf; OF STREET. c9xgsssTOSry'sl

To N. Hon Wni " 7toeed. ~ nay" - '''''
1,rd DtAE sis 5 rsg,et hs, creuTstsnees beyond my
Deputy Street Commissioner w not be required after
GEW. W. MCLEAN. Street Commissioner.
Mr. TwLrD-I am going to have that letter framed
as reminder Of the gratitude Of men that fought
were my friends lprooose to give the city Of New
York Charter that everybody can vote fora CAar.
ter that will re 'uce the taxes and simplify the gov.
crnmont, and give the chief executive onlcer such
control as Will prevent any mans being at the mer.
cy Of q gang who meet in some geutcnan's parlnr
ana decide that somebody shall be removed from
onlce Just because they desire It.
Mr.. Owen MURrHY-l have been right In this Hghi
from tue beginning, eud u i came up again wolld
do the same over again. When Mr.. Norton submit.
tei that charter TO me he agreed that the Police
Commissioners should be elected by the people, and
! agreed to support 1t.
men. am one OF the heaviest taxpayers IL
New York, and want her to have a good and cloaI
cit government, and intend that she shall have il
| viii have charter prepared when | come to Al
bany again, and am willing to receive suggestions
from Democrats and Republicans and eyer,bod,
that will prepare, have no personal animositic
In tni- matter and personal regrets. My only de-
sire s to give New York good city government.
ANOTHER DISPATCH.
While senator Tweed was talking committee o
the New York DELEGATION caucus, consisting o
Speaker Hitchman and Senator Genet, waited OF
the big Indian, and informed him that his Honor,
presence was wanted Mr.. Tweed, accompanied b,
Aleek frear, owen Murphy and Denis Burns. th'
member from Sligo, then went TO the caucu-
The reporters again refused admi,
sion. Tie doorkeeper, Assemblyman FAM
gan closing the door In their faces TIL,
knights OF the quill, however, outilanked Elan
aghn, for they sealthiy went on the balcony OF tn,
dining room; They could see all that was going on
but tue double bay windows prccluded them frou
hearing the specches Dennis Burns said that h,
would not be bound BY the action OF the caucus
owen Murphy ditto. scnltor Tweed then took I'll,
hocr, and was speaking when this despatch was yu'
the wires SOL.
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THklSTMAS PRESENTS AT BERkI'S
IN GREAT VARIETY

IHKlSTMAS PRESENTS AT BERkY'S
Y IN GREAT VARIETY.
Ladies Lace Collars, CulS and !iandkcr-
chiefs, real and imitation Fccnch cmbroiGcT-
cd , sets in beautiful patterns.
Also, All kinds Of Linen Collars, CuAs and
Hanikcrchiels
Sill; Scarls >;Ashe; Of ~: kinds. colors and
widths; silk and Satin Sailors Ties; Roman
And Pnn Bows III different patterns.
All kinds Of DOLLS; Frcncl Patent Hnd
lInL.nncd Lrather Doll Heads; Beautiful Wax
Dolls with real tl.Xen curls ,and .! "it sizes ana
at I'LL prices.
Several new novelties in the TOY i'll n e.
Bohemian Toilc. Sets and Vases; Work Boxes
and wiring Desks u! beautiful wor imanshIp ;
China Cups and SaEcorS, Ton and Dinner Souls,
Match Boxes, Soap Dishes WMtch Cases, Wax
Figures and Card Baskets
.JEWELRY in endless variety; Pcrl"'"cI
Necklaces and Sctts; H-acolGts Arab and
Shawl Pins, Sleeve HutA"ns and Watch CHAINS,
Agate krillants. Jet, Coral Hnd many other
kind: Of Sets.
S"gar Stands, slipper rattcrn& ~ plain an,
Tuird work; Il!bin'> Karncy'a, FIslon's mn
other pnpulAr Perfumes; English AMI French
Hair Brushes, fancy AnL plain back. Al,l a.! ar
ti,.l-s pertaining I" til" toilet; ali Of whlr', are
Suitable Iar HOLIDAY rRE&EN rs "nd are
t. src sold NJ worry inw urirc'. CAL "nd eTalh'
mo crc III &. {. BERRY. - King IL.
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Marriage and Death Notices fifty cts. Obitu-
.rics Will be charged At advertisement rates. for
rutices over four lines.
Transient advertisements will bo inserted At
f,rIner rates, viz: 81 for the first insertion OF
nne squsre, of eight lines or less, and twenty
i've cents for each subsequent insertion.
For Special Notices or City Items 10 cts. per
llno for tho first insertion, .and Gig BIT cents per
line Tor each subsequent Insertion will be
charged.
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THE ONLY PLACE NhEEE a tUkS
CAN BE OBTAl NED.

TnE ONLY PLACE WhEEE rukS
CAN BE UBTAlNfu
DIR JOHNSON ha. Lis,.'"fo tLa most
Carlaiu, speedy, aMI only tno2lua! kamely i;
tho Gy..!! irr " CaEnra. IL thH Eart- or LI!nn.
Structures, Al,,rlioH "t ti!u Kidneys or b!adis.
| lnyo.unllry Discharges, !L:p"tanaT, uoie:A
| Debility. Seriousness dyspepsia. LAn&uo:.
i.uw Spirits, Confusion "t !daaa, i'al''la!l1b "i
!bc !o.:L rinliity, Trembling. p:mn'ss .
Throat. \" =. or ;ili". Affections ~ 'ho )h'o
| lung, :itui.lar!l or !:rweis .@,se Iofcibis
| Disorder. :,riaimy !r"!u Solitary Habits .
| YOUTH A-s'rr..! anI soilary practices ;noro !ata
10 lhrir victims than The song ol >: ro!1a L. ths
| Mariners 81 iy:-.s, bl!%h.Im. their Mo=l bri!
| liant E"pc~ "r sn.iclpH::'ns, r";''lor'nE mar
| riaHo, SC, Impossible.
YOUNG MEN.
| Especially, who have DocUmc the victims "'
,o!itnry vice, that ArcadIui anl destructive
| habit when arnua,iy sHGrus |" Al uilihey
| grave ,huusA..,!s of louny Mon nl tho ulu=I
| o.cu!.unt L:lic.,ta :.nd brilliant Intellect, whJ
| might Ojhrrwi-" have "utr@nrcl listening Hena-
Tor. with Ill" t!'iu!ars "i r!",I':""''e, "r waAel
| 20 ostncy the living lyrr hia$ r"'! "'th '"l
| Confidence.
MAEK1hGE.
3.srric, Persons, or Young Men comle:Ipia
| ting marriage, 5riI.& :,w&ra .! Physic"i Woah
| moss, Organic Debility, Do!ornitios, speedily
cured.
| Ha wno places himself under The care Of ~
j. may rcligiouSy con!dc in his honor ~
gcntlcman, %uA c"G.dcntiy rely Ap"h his SKI"
a8 !. pL gsIca!4
OR3ANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and full vgor restored.
This d:stseS sing affection, which renders NJ
miserable and marriage impossible, Is the
pena!!y paid by The victims of lmpropr!s'y.--
Young persons a1c too AZ, 10 commit %
cesscs from nol being aware OF the dreadful,
| a.
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= NJ NIEGlNIA ADV EKVi K,
iEHr the GUuntry,}
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GROCERIES,.

M. T. bKooAES'
Successor to Brookes 4 Taylor,
FAMILY GROCER,
Corner Pitt and Prince streets,
And Dealer in
Fine Te.s, Couecs, Sugars, Pickle, Amer lean
anI English. Canned Goods. Tobacco,
SeGars: etc, ctr.
~ Is Al! orders from the country shall ra.
ccive promp. attention dec
HRoCERlES.
Having jus! -eturnol fr,n !nr H":.&. w'i.''.
/, with great care, haze .c'r,''rI H.1N rh'.,:
lot OF GhOtEHI - "rH-.>.i'.% - .''rN - 'l'!H
found il! Tie gro, rr. ii!.u, | w.,ll'j ..Ni',. :,
''.,.i rp:" !'Y Ir"ri n"i !!!c p,!h''.' r"rrily.
t.. rrv -:,n.:, ;...' -. IVA!
:H".!s !,ns s.:L r"G' e.. ii al rran,..
and II.'iii"str.
Preserved! Fruits. in cans an! jar
,I"l!i,s. :'a!!'c-. Na.smp&, &c.
= American Pickles, ia jars and hb!s
Also rr,.~s ANA Blsrkwcll'* Pickles.
Flour Vine, Smpcr, Extra And Family.
'robaccr- Smoking and Chewing. fnlI Kinds.
Cigars and Cigarettes, o! :hG finest quality.
soap, Common, Patent and Toilet
SY:up. ::.l N )ias=c:.
Fine Salts, III sscks, small bags an hoAos.
Candles SPERM. Adaniantinc and Tall"w.
Vircgnr-C Common, Cider and White Wine.
Vegetables, in CANS and Jars.
Nul>-Walnuts, Pccans, Almonds, &c
Boxed Fruits, such as Ctron, Figs and iiais
ins, in quarter, half and whole boxes also,
SechleSs Rai>ins, Dates, Min"c Meat anl Cur
rants.
A largo L.. Of Wood and Willow Wsrc
Brooms. &c
Hams--Coun,ry and Sugar cured, covered
and uncovered.
Shoulders, Breast Pieces and Sides.
And every other article found in II lrst. cias5
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