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DIRECTORY reR ADVERTISERS.


ADJUSTMENTS Fourth. afth and sisth coiumcs second
kSssIrikntnGY SsIi'.sns vr.. column aecoaa page
5UAaDEas AND LoS"iG;s : WAN W%STES and second
BoAEp %Sb ''f%S IoSpiSG pns WANTED Second and third
sRooSYs kEsi issGad hsfsxrE FOR sixth column
BUSINESS dffffsonrUsrr1Es-rhra and fourth columns.
Era HES 5TaEH sSa is'1Gs 'sss twelfth
cLEkKS AND sALEsMEN-Firs, column, twelfth page.
1GHnss AND sssSqa pls. .ooo
WE ssas ar: ss
6SGsHFS ss%n .ss
COUNTRY HOUSES, FARMS, &C., 70 RENT.Fif,h column
couSTsY. ZEAL ESTATE ron SALE SIKH .olumn
DAsc!Na AtTxs6;faIEs Sixth column. second page.
hSrs s'ns" !. & E' EgrssrsaEp AND
xykpfFSs eG :s ,Ss,iA ss
riMAsciAL1fo.slh ris. y, r., column. lrs. page.
FsssSa Ts column twelfth
G;as ::ss". s.gss g:s ,r. ,...
sr, column eleventh page
HOUSES. ROOMS. &C., Wanted Third column. mrs.
sss s Ass s.sss sns
tEcyt 81 sEssoy -ri;,h column second page.
LOAN oFFICEB- Sixth column, hrst page.
LOST AND FOUND Third coldfun, hrst page.
MACHINERY Third column, first page.
nARHiAk MANTELS Third column, second page.
NEDICA AL-Third column Second rage.
HisCFLhANEOUS ADvEgrlSEMENTs-Sixth column,
tAnth page.
HUSlCAL--Fiffh coluran, second ra.e.
VIEW PVBTJCATfoNS-foart column, first pxge.
REkSuNAIS-First column. arst page.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. c luun second page,
PkoPOSAI,S Third column s-cond page.
RfAi. ESTATE TO EXCIIANGE-SiIth column. twelfth
REAL ESTATE WANTED column, twelfth page.
kEW ARDS-Thtrd column first page.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET-Fourth and hfh
colun,ns, twelfth page.
nALEa AT AUCTIONS Second column, twelfth page.
snuATIoNs WASTEn- -fEMALEsFrst, second third,
fourth. NTH and six, column, eleventh page.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALEs-sixth column, eleventh
ePkCIIL NOTICES Fs, aud second columns first page.
SrORTiNG DOCS BIRDS. d..second column, Grss page.
efAi,Id0NS- Second column, frst page
afAflUNEky, 6o.-Sixth column, hrsl page.
SltE fRADFS-Seroii Gu unin, twelfth mage.
~ TIT FOR BUSINESS PURPOsES-fourth column
twelfth pace.
TRAvELLERs' CT ulnE- sixth column, first page.
WANTED TO PCRGHASE-Thrd co;tata, Hrss rage.
WATCHES, JEW EIRy. &c.--Sixth column, INST page
YACHTS AND SrEAMbOATS-Third column, Hrst page
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

WANTED--A BROWN horse, l5,e HANDS tNO
~ more, that can tIo about 3:lU sound and kind. Ap
ply at Gu Liberty street.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

1'iE ANNUAL MEETING or THE STOCKHOLDERS
L. OF tie New y ork and Maine General Mning COMPANY
VIII ha held a their oce No. street. room H.
the 9th day Of January 1870 from to NJ FOR the pnr-
pose OF clectng Board OF Trustees the
oehcr ousiness TH0S. g. STEARNS, Secretary.
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COAsTwiSR STEAMSHIPS.
t'ok sLw ORLEANS DIRECT.
= HeFehsnts' steamship Line.

CRESCENT CITY,
- captain ue0rge L. Norton
VIII be despstched saturday. January s. AZ o,cio,t
from pier ~ North river.
tregh. received through for s. Louis Mobile a.
Galveston.
The sUERMAS will sueceed Saturday January rs.
For freight or passage, having superior accommodation
apply W FREDERIC BAKER.
10 broadway.
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sPORTINt.-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.


sPORTtNts-DOGS, BIRDS, sc.
LII KINDS or FANCY DOCS AND BIRDS FOR
IA sa!eMcdicines for all Diseases Prepared food for
OF Canal =
n. B.Ladies attended to by Mrs. DovEy.
EoR sALE-TwO ITALIAN 0REyHouNDs. as7 DE.
IL lancey street, No. s.
GPORTsMEN ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE THE
patent breach ioadngsho Gun. manufactured by Boyd
nreach Loading Arms Company warranted superior
hngsh beech loading mnzzc guns once 20 Broadwav
STALLIONS.
A RABIAN STALLION FOR sALE.-THE PURE
"A Arabian Horac SAID for sale reasonable
MA present owner has him. To breeders he will
most valuable acquisition Thc following pedigree gives
the purity OK hts blood, with other interesting relating
to has
sIso spelled sayed given by the groom OF Nubar
rssha Minister 10 France from Egypt the 2h
OF March, 1852, nj the stables Of Nubar Pssha Ills afro
hc iamouh khorassan the property OF Abdul Medd S,ds
dam was obisn, the property o Nbar Pssha and
scendan q the ceehratei Janxcar whica eaped the citadel
Mahomcd Ali in 1919. Therefore, Said cross between The
Nedd breed on The mohsrs the on
the side OF khorasRai.
This grand Arab stallion wonderful powers of en-
drance and spool In the Abyssuian
santy by an oncer during that campaign.
FOR further particulars apply to Mr. FOSTER at the oNce
ofWilkes' Spirit or the Times.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS-FOR SALE ONE FINE
Stallion, sore forward, @lO one nne bay Horse, 895.
Several other Horses and Carts for SALE "a New Chambers
street.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

DRAINARD'S MUSICAL WORLD-A MONTHLY MAGA-
ID zine. Each number contains twenty pages
and nieresting reading Only ~ Elcgan, pre-
miuma for clubs Specimen copies with large OF
choice and premium list on receipt of ten
cents Address 8. BRAfNARD & SONS Publishers, Cievs-
land, Ohio
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(NHANGES IN FOREIGN PosTAGE.-THE UNITED
- STATES NAIL AND Fosr OFFICE ASSISTANT
for January l'0 contains the only and authorized
table Of postages 10 foreign countries Monthly l per
year Subscriptions received at New Yo.k Post oico.
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fVHE SCHOOL QUESTION.
L NEW YORK, Dec. 81, 1859
REV. THOMAS s. PRrgToN--REv. AsD DEAR SIR
AZ meeting OF gentlemen belonging 20 st. AIMS parish,
hcld sunday the 10Th Inst, appointed committee
70 request YOU IN their name repeat exposition Of
Tho Catholic view or the school question" In OF the
large pubic halls Of the city, Ths subject Is Of such
great Importance aud position in the reason
able. that arc pcrsuatet that the majority Of
need only to have our argument properly presented
them Relieving that your calm and temperate treatment
the question will subservc the Of truth
towards removing prejudice and misappreLcnsion have
tho honor TO remain, with great respect truly yours
j. r. NAVARRO, ROBERT OBRIEk, &. A. HUBBARD.
ST. AIMS CHuRou, NEW YORK, Jan. 2, 1870
GEHTLEMEh:-
have received your letter asking present before the
prblc OF New York the Catholic OF the school question:
Feeling With you the importance Of this Question,
have considered duty to give In church brief
synopsis OF the sentiments generally entertained IN regard to
by Catholics A. desire that should treat the subject
before larger andie accept nva,ion earnestly
hcp'n. that humble efforts the good of
ilgrn and The welfare of beloved will bo at
your service a. soon make the
msnts. Faithfully your servant In Christ. -
Messfa j. f. Navarro, Robert O'Brion c. A. Hubbard.
In accordance with the above correspondence the commit
tea haye the pleasure Father Preston
will deliver lecture upon .The Catholic View Of School
Question: In the hall OF the Cooper Institute
Ing January 49, att O'Clock To this lecture the public gene
rally ara respectfully invited.
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ViIiE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SOCIETY or COM.
4 ae,oiai Travellers viii be held at tho Astor House
wM q. sMyTHE secre,Arv
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

--A-oFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE SOUTHERN
n, Association. In public at IL 80 +. NJ. and 5.t
r. NJ as Virginia lls.i Richmond va.:
II. u. Il, "a, 8. -. 5s. 5a ~, -, W, u, q, 80
Il-i fIsGTIoS MONDAY, JANUARY z, 1870.
q, rs. Is, IS, s. s6 81, 3. %. 4e, 81, T.
q. =. T0MPk1SS, Commissioner
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DENTISTRY

rNEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN YEARS;
benumbing application; gss administered. Beautiful
rcetb 81; se Slo; Geld Sets bought llunpeIs FOR thn
faces J. JAY vlLLERS. ib5 Grani street, BroaJwa
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CUCKOO CLoCKs.-OuR FArENl AND MANoFAc
~ ture; American Watches NJ menusetTc> fncss n,S
rond, Fes sud Gold Jowty. silver ~ae al reduced piceA
A. FRA&RflFLU CO, Je.-.crs. sixth avcnuo, ccfnes
Faarsf h stt@e sad J,s avenue. cofnsr Twenty stta .
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n OTICE.-fiRSr CLASS STEAMERS LEAVE FOR SA-
yannab A, direct, every Tuesday, Thursdsy aud
Saturday, at Pm For passage apply ai the SoGihr,W
atesnshio ticket onoe. ~ Broadway.
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Cyr.rLENEN WHO HAVE TIE ENTREE TO GAM
u bing houses (snd also those that have extensive
with the panel houses in the Metropolitan Dis
ict wishing employment will please address j. L. Co. Herald
QdlNA.
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DAii.TAy NEwsMEN AND OTHERS MAY HEAR or
IN something 70 Their advantage by applying 70 the Secre
try OF tho New York Museum of Anatomy 6l5 Broadway
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ORPHAN EihQRs.
Meeting for ihc Protection or Destitute Or
pbnEs.

Meeting for Tie Protection or Destitute Or.
pbnEs.
A meeting OF the Sixteenth Ward Independent
Association was held on Saturday evening III rela-
ton to the bll for the protection OF orphan minor
anu destitute and delinquent persons, which was
vetoed by Governor Holman, q ter having passed
both houses Of the Legislature at the last session.
Mr.. Michael Harnahan occupied the chair, and the
minutes OF the previous meeting having been read
by the Secretary, Mr.. G. Il. Stephens they ap-
proved. After some discussion upon the important
subject at Issue preamble ana resolutions We're
unanimously adopted TO the elcct that the ri ht or
conscience was not resp III the pubic
and chartered Institutions Of the State ana as the
children OF the poor and afflicted were transported
beyond tie bounds OF the state without the consent
or knowledge Of TIE parents, relatives or guardians,
it was absolutely necessary 10 once again present
the Dill TO the Legislature requiring our public lnst-
trtons for the reception OF itnos TO keep Il puBllc
record OF the dae OF their reception. how aud by
whom placed therein, together with the names resi-
dences and places OF bIrth OF the children and the
names residences, places OF birth, religious fatn
and occupation vi the parents with an entry setting
forth III what manner the child has been disposed
OF and where the person receiving the child resided.
The bill iirther proNoes that such person should
kindly treat the child and III no way endeavor TO
interfere Win It's rel lsl0as bciieis. Cuinmenuabie
and energetic eXertlons are now beng made to have
the bill passed at the next Legislature.
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md sill Another.
NEW loaK, Nov. 6, 1870.

NEW loaK, Nov. q, 1870.
To TIE EDIlO2 OF TIE HERALD:-
In your issue u to-day see my name mentioned
as candidate for Assembly fifteenth district Not
having any desire to aid the election OF any
radical to the gabernaLorial char. or 10 a
seUJ IN the Legislature, OF 10 endorse tns uls-
honest political action OF CERTAIN ''eadersn OF
the Young Democracy in ineir attempt 10 elevate
themselves az the expense ol The honest democratic
masses or this city, | sent in lay resignation OF
canaldacy upon the 30th day OF october. And III
this connection allow me to state 10 my fellow ci-
zens tiat no 'indncementr had been oLered me-
dreclly or Indirectly hy any party ior the course
nave auopted-aii reports To the contrary noIWIll-
Standing. / wish 10 see the democratic parry
triumph in this state, believing 1t 10 be the
only bIiwark tnat can resist enCrOaehlnent upon
The peoples rlghts, and would respectfully urge
upon my friends the necessity ofirowniug down any
attempt by appeals TO religious prejudice of other
WISE whereby the rights Ol the nibiesG citizen may
be impaired. TDe only issue III my humble opinion
10 be decided upon on Tuesday next rs ''Shall the
state OF New ork DC placed IN the hands oi the
radical party, whose antccedents have always been
narrow-iuinded, blgotsd and undcnJcrahcr' Yours
lor Heif.uan and yicLufy. JOHN aAFFGhTY.
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Marine ID sasf RS.

Loss or THE BAsK HARVESTER, The following inter-
csng partcuars OF the the
obtned from letters received FROM Captain Hiram Hardin
at Alden. dated respectively the S 18th and III Sepem
ber;-- NJ "a of September the vessel shore
the coast OF Arabia, llD miles Cape Aden
being tna; time the way from Mucat Every
bort made that possible the snip Anchors
and cables carried OUT, but to purpose;
prove Total loss Immediately after grounding the
captain sent fishing boat with Mr. Arnold,
agcn, board, and q native, 10 Aaen
for assistance. The vessel had board 100 tons
wood, ~ tons coffee, hides &c, and tons balast,
aud i0 600 in specie The vessel yards OF te
beach, leelei oil Shore the cbong flowing ia her
there being II feet of ia the at hgl tide
came on board and pndeed the ship destroyed what lhey
did not want As the fishing boat could not expected
make the trip under three days, and uncertain when
assistance would reach them, the crew refused
to remain bv the vessel, AMI the night OF
me fth Of September the officers and crew GOT out
Their boats and started for hdea. The natives
remained on board during the day, plundcrng
and desroyng and withdrew to the each and encampe1
a night capt Harding had srcceeded in conceaing the
specie whie tdey were on nosri aud leaving ship
paced @louU In bags Of $1,000 each, boat ana tho
oaance o. Che specie and all the captains effects including
chronometes, papers and clothing In the buat
capsSed and al i contained was in about twelve OF
water The captain arrived At Alden being hours Ia
leasy BOAT The same having been capszed and damaged
the day before leaving the vessel The
been sngased had gone 70 the wreck with Mr. Arnold
hoard She returned on the sh having accomplished tte
They stayed by her tbsy hours ana brought away sss
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a Eurd To the Workingm IN.
HEADQUARTERS LABOR RsFoRM
GENERAL COMMITTEES pE BRonkJY,N

HEADQUARTERS LABOR EsFoRM
GENERAL COMMITTEE OF BRooKLGN.(
FELLOW WoRIINGMEN-Ee have learned that q
runor started Yesterday to The effect that we
have Withdrawn from the field cur nominees. such
rumof is false Our state ticket is:--James s. Gra-
ham for Governor, Conrad Kuhn fer Lieutenant
Governor, Peter J. Meaney for Comptroller John II.
Bond Tor Canal commissioner dong term, Charles
9. Barrett ls1ort tern Henry A. Hawes l0r lnspec-
tor OF State Prisons. Our local nominations
are:--James 0iReil!y Bennett for congress,
Second district; krastuS d. Webster, Ihird district;
Francis Is. Slyker for Register James Dury for
County clerk, rhHip Clare for Assembly, Third dis
trct; Wnl. W. MOseiy Fourth clstrlct, anu George
Leinnardt, Eighth district.
The committee considers the above card ncces-
silly, les, the twenty-five thousand workiIgmen OF
Kings county should be deceived inlo vollg an OPP
position ticket. WorSingnen, our men are IN Inc
Held preparing to battle FOR your rights election
day. Ihey are now al the field ana viii continue 50
unL5l sunloWa on election day.
On behalf Cl the committee.
B. $. WEIGH, Chairman.
DANIEL RUSSELAAD. Secretary
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Magnificent Display of Flowers-A Floral !
lenpIe 70 Cost Ten ThnmsnnL DalInra

Magnificent Display of Tl0wers-A Floral
lcDple TO Cost Ten Thousand Dollars,
Arrangements have just been concluded In this
city by which is arranged that the Hebrew Charity
FAIR on behalf Of the builnlng fund OF the Noun,
Sinai Hospital and Hebrew orphan Asylum shall be
opened on The 30th inst. at The armory of the
Twcnty-second regiment In Fourteenth street, near
Sixth aycnne. The following are the Executive
Committee:-E. j. Hart, President; Myer Stern.
Vice President. ali the following Eenfiaman.-
iigman, Albert Cafdozo, Judge Joacnimsen, Marine
Court; Lewis May President Temple Emanuel and
many other leading men of the Jeigisn comnunlLy
Mr.. Constant Meyer, the artist OF Pth avenue 4.
supervising the Photographic aud picture galleries.
which VIII contain many masterpieces OF lhe old
masters SteinWay mas contributed 81, ,51O plane
The Committee on Natural ana ArlijrlaI gnUnra
in.cnd building magnificent floral tenple M !, cost
OF $4,000, and the Purm Association have un.,er.
N ~ superintend liz erection. Committees have
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I.rdwit., Lasiag ,trenxth.

The ward Committee OF the Twenty second Ward
New Talnmany Han Democratic Reform Assccia-
ton held meeting last night Ut No. 592 Ninth ave.
nue., Adam Rocdlger, Chairman, at which the iol-
lowing resolution was passed.
Resolved the members belonging said
cndorse the regular TannaEy tcAet
that the chairman be authorized furnish
members OF saia association.
MORE LOSSES FOR LEDwITH.
meeting oil tne Eighteenth Ward iamfnany Hall
Democratic Reform ASSOCIATION was heiG -atur-
day evening, ~ whicn the following was adcpte -
Resolved, That the above association, having Tor its
object the OF city goyeranent have enorse T.
a. LeIwit the above purpose and uuder tho
OF uemocracy oIt that supporting the
reluoic4n PRINCIPLES, We, sap port
hnn, and would Therefore recommend the
democratic caet, democratic ri
clpes eagralte1 oar hearts.
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That Rapid Railroad to Harlem.

To TIE EDITOR or THg HEiALD:--
In your Issue OF the 5th inst. / noticed, unoer the
head of "Poiliical,n an advertisement headed
"Iwelith aud Nineteenth Ward Citizens Associa-
iion,n endorsing John Foley Tor Assembly In the
Twenty-irst district, and signed by me as secre-
tary. beg leave TO say that | was sec
reta,y of The Aforesaid association, which was
formed for the Improvement OF the means
OF travel between the upper aud lower parts OF the
CITY, and nor iDr any POLITICAL pur. ose The day
alter AIR Foley was nominated seat 10 the Associ-
atlon my resignation I'D secretary aud nave not
since acteu Will lheul. AS am d republican, and
as the Republican Convention IN that district have
nominated Joseph s. Dewey for Assembly | shall
csrtaialy support MI. Dewey, and Aave SO told Mr..
8oiey.
} write this TO let my friends know tlat do moi
support john Fooy. out sla 40 all can TO elect
Joseph S. Dewey. ASHER EARNETr.
rl,ly d lS.c.
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CAuQAT OF TtlE Ely.

oyer'a year ago in Newark, ". j., one night three
or four young ruillans waylaid robbedand outraged
!, poor old woman named Margaret Ryan. Several
OF tne gang were trieo found guilty and sentenced
TO imprisonment. one OF the party, James Sands
by nan,e while being escorted to the JAIL slipped
his bauccniis and ran. The 0iicer III charge bred
twice nj the fugitive, but missed, and Sands made
good his escape. Yesterday he was found In the
streets creating disturbance, when officer Rae
dropped on him. He tried TO get away, but the
officer succeeded in lodging nm in jail. lie gave
the name VI yanderhO0f, but IN the evening was
identified ~ Sands, he WI now get his just des-
eSr.a.
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Grand Ratification Meeting in she Seventeenth
Assembly District.

On Saturday evening one of the largest and most
enthusiastic meetings ever held In any Assembly
district In this city convened at National Hall,
Fortyfourth street, between Eighth and Ninth
avenues for tie purpose OF raliyng the nomination
OF Edmond Connolly FOR Assembly Tor the Seven
teenth district. The immense crowd was addressed
hy several speakers. among whom were Fernando
Wood, AndrewJ. Rogers, Richard 0Gorman and q
hest OF Others. The drift OF the speeches was en-
tl.ely euiogstic OF the ayorite canddaiehiS worth
rs citizen his bravery In the field OF battle in de-
fence of the Uaion has long incarceration In Libby
Prison with General C0rcoran &c
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CITY POLITICS.
Estimated Democratic Majori,ies,

Speculation continues rife, not IN regard to the
result OF theeection, which, in the opinion OF all
whose judgments are not warped by party preju-
dices, Is not considered doubtful, but IN regard
30 t1e probable ma,orlties. Leating democrats
are confident that John I. Hoffman Will leave the
cry with 10000 majority, and some place 1t as high
.0,00e IL Is conceded that Mayor hais maj rity
WA not be quite 80 large probably 10000. me
spor,ing men seem to o. about equally divided IN
opinion as to whether Charley Loe~ or Mat Brennan
WAL run ahea1 OF the ticket.
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DEADLY ASSAULT IN BnpOKsN.

man named Warner was arrested and held for
examination in Hoboken last evening for making
murderous assault on a saloon keeper named
Erschen. at the corner or First and Garden streets.
HoboKen. The complainant was terribly cur about
the head, and mad To be removed for medical treat
nene
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A RAN KILLED on THE sas TRACK.

Yesterday afternoon man named John O'Neil
had his foot caught III q frog the Erie Railroad,
near the Long Deck, and was run over by q train
and Killed almost instantly. Deceased resided III
SOUTH Seventh street, Jersey City. Coroner Burns
VIII huld an Inlueit.
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MlSCELL ANEDUs.

A MEDICAL woNnER-HYArl's LIFE BALsAM.-
S Es, in Us b os psn Ha forms @ so gs
Sores ine worst of Diseases Of The Bood Merciai
tainy BY great purner 1t cured hundred
tSse al sniar Diseases IIs certain
curative for Fstula In al curabe and II has cured
very P ss zAyss ,sys sss. % my e bad cor
from twelfth 70 lfy-nrst year; had been 70 tocaornis
and Europe without benefit mad lost OF smell appetite
was H. fIsa s
81, Il rs G s5s yw 9 5 s
Sent everywhere by express.
ssoLUrE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
paD o shar uD avos &C. Ass No
Nj. HOUSE, Attorney. 7s Nassau street
A TTRACTIvE GOODS JUST RECEIVED,
IA suitable for the season;
fns Shnn nsls Class Glass rea "s1 wars Sss''
Cutlery, and ali other House Furnishing Goods
at honest prices
whfA ESwasp ssi 3 ATS bAssP5kb n1 soGss Institute
SIX TO SEE TIA GREAT, NEW lKvENrloS-THE
Others Only depot EDWARD d. BAssFoRD's cooper In.
stute.
br fohs ce5rosa VIII Iasn s aAoE oa
not cure Chronic Rheunatiso, Sore Throat, Munps and
crop DSsens 's ga esns
,n;erna Warranted TO be perfectly safe to give apply
ic AM never failed. Sold by all druggists al zoo
ana S1
ERoM NEW YORK TO ST LOUIS WITHOUT CHANGE.
Wagner and Pullman Combination Extraordinary
On and after Monday instant magniacen. new
daiy line of Pullman Wagner Sleeping Cars VIII
leave hudson Ri er Railroad depot Thtieth street. tho
81, Nj. IacAc xpess for St. Louis direct .Creat
Wabash hoaie"
Tickets obtained bcrths and apartments secured at
principal ticket ollces
ErEw MAcKEREL, FAT AND DELICIOUS.
New Lard
white and sweet as a nut
New sharp aud mild Cheese,
from the fierkimer factories
Clarified swee, Cider. warranted to keep,
very choice. IN barrels.
Old Cider Vinegar, extra sharp and fine favored
Butter, Butter, Butter,
finest table, in tubs aud pals choice pastry and od
nary good for cooking bakers At whoesales
low for cash, by
rARKER & PEgRIgE,
Wholesale Dealers in Fish, Provisions Sal. and Butter
ls4 Warren street. door from West street.
MO MORE MEDlCINE.-ANY INVALID GAN CURE
IN himself without medicine or expense BY DU nAkki'S
7u0 Dyspepsia Constipation nption piar-
AL kinds of evers and stomach disorders sold ~
tins-l lbs 81 20; ~ los $iO pU BARRY CO., l6S VIA
rT,uE FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE LADIES'
Apollo Hall Broaoway and Iwenty-siahtb street. and wA
continue during the week.