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Imported Wines.

+ HAVE just received the following list OF
IL choice WINES, comprising the finest r uro.
pean brands This is, without douLt, the
largest and best assortment ever offered in
Columbia.
CLAKETs.- Ts.-Rrandcnburg Freres' Medoc,
st. Julien. Margaux, Pontet Canet, LaRosc,
Chateau LaRose, Grand Vim Latour, 1858;
larSaux, 1858; LaFitte 1858.
hooks AND SAUTEKNES.-Lan
heimcr, Ncersteimer, Hockheimer Marco
Dnrsac.
CHAMPAGNES.--aIo & Chandon's Yer
Zenay,, Dry Imperiai Vim Imperial, Green
Seal Bruch, Foucher S Co.'s Lac Dor, Carte
Dor, Sparkling Mosclle
SHERRlES.-Ail Grades, from house of
Wisdom Il Warter, Xeres dc La Frontera, in
cludlng some very choice "AMONTILLADO." /"
worthy the attention of connoiseurs
May 10 GEORGE SWIMMERS.
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CLOTHING
Must be Sold

WE have about $40. 900 in CLOTH
ING, more than we can realize on
this Spring, and we are anxious to
get rid Of some of it, and will cell
VERY CHEAP for that purpose.
Our stock is tho largest, in our
line, that has ever been brought
to this city. Handsome Goods,
and bought right. Large line of
BOYS AND CHILDREN's STRAW
HATS AND CLOTHING. New
styles of MEMS "yENTILAToR
HATS"
Best Fitting SHIRTS. 1t is now
generally admitted that we are
making to order THE FINEST
CUSTOM-MADE GARMENTS IN
THE STATE. Call and examine
for yourselves.
Il. & w. G. sWAFFIELD.
April II
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Dissolution of Copartnershin

---"" o11 03 0VPt11 II1CIo oUIP.
NOTICE is hereby given that the partner
IN ship lately existing between the under.
signed, under the name OF GOKAIAN Il BA-
DENHOP. IS proprietors OF the "Columbia
Hotel" was dissolved on the 3Oth day of April
last, by mutual consent. VIM. German CONT
nues the business on his own account, and is
authorized to settle all debts due to and bv
the said partnership. WILLIAM GORMAN, :
June 9 H. Fl BADENHOP
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Special Notice.

Special Notice.
A|E beg to tender our thanks to the nu-
w morous patrons of LOWRANCE & CO.,
Tor their past support, and pledge them, as
We have made additions to our capital and in
creased our facilities, to serve their interests
even moro faithfully than heretofore.
We have MARKED DOWN all of our Shelf
H9rdwarc and Fancy Groceries, and are DE-
TERMINED to clean out our stock at low prices,
SO as to be able to FILL UP WITH FRESH
GOODS AT LOWER RATES THAN CAN M,
HAD ELSEWHERE. Give us trial, and YOU
will be convinced. Orders from the up coun-
try solicited, and satisfaction guaranteed.
June IL LORRICk 81 LOWRANCE
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will radically exterminate from the system
diseases arising from habits of dissipation,
no Inconvenience or exposure; completely su
perseding those unpleasant and dangerous
remedies -Copaiva and Mercury-in ali these
Use HELMDoLD's FLUID EXTRACT Rr1.
CHU i'll all diseases of these organs, whether
existing in Male or Female, from whatever
cause originating, and no matter OF how long
standing. It is pleasant in taste and odor'
immediate" in action, and more strengthen
ing than any OF the preparations II Bark or
Iron.
Those suffering from broken down or doll
cate constitutions, procure the remedy at once.
Tho reader must be aware that however,
slight may be the attack OF the above discs ses.
it is certain to affect tho bodily health and
mental powers.
Diuretic N "
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Public Notice of Dissolution,

NOTICE is hereby given that the partner
IN ship lately subsistinS between r. N.
Lowrance, =. .. Lorrick and w. b. Lowrance,
under the name Of LOWRANCE. .S CO., is this
day dissolved, by tho withdrawal OF Major r.
\. Lowrance. All debts due tho said part
nership are to be received by tho new firm,
LORRlCk ~ LOWRANCE, and all demands
presented to them for payment.
II. N. LOWRANCE,
p. @. LORRICK,
June III II W. D. LOWRANCE
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pi B9EnE ,s n, Tnu'dsy evening yn n Andrew
The relative. and rcnSs Of h %n s@y are invited to
attend the funeral from hs late resldence 81 Gold &c
ooS fT siSy'' Jsn oG 1sSSre j. eldest
child OF Ihonas and Josephine Brown, aged years,
The TREND. Of ihs family are respectfully invited TO
attend tue uncfnl nom the residence OF her parents
No. Y Douglass T., Brookyu, on sunday afternoon at
.C95MBE.-rn Brcoslyu on Thursday evening Jan.
"a james COON g nter In the sta wear OF his age.
unera. from stale e. Congregauonal church, state
Soth INST, At o'clock New YorA typographical SO,
CnADpouRSE-On Thursday. Jan "a. s. W Chad.
The relatives and lends are invited 10 attend the fu
~ h. late rcsldence i East ilst St. on
be taken % North pcrwicS Me-. Tor lnterment
r,,,, NNvLiLn nls reslle.ce, li3 Allen St.
the county IlpIera. ireland. in the Yoth year
The relatives and iends Of family arc invited to
attend IN funeral rom the ABOVE residence,
GALLhGhER.-on Friday. Jan. y. ls7O. su,an
Sesina the teloyed wife OF James Gallagher, in the
m. relative; and friend, Of the family and ,ho.e Of
thcr..ln.lAw, William stevenson an owen Nora, are
Tepsesf invited e attend me funeral from hsi late
O'Clock w. q the ChufSh Of 81 Vseat I fasre ~ cor
2, rcauS% yill Be I'D fOi tie iSposc Of her soul
HERNON. lon Friday, Jan. % Mary Herpop. reliet
ol we late VILLAIN htrnon. of Birf Kings county, Ire
he relative; and friends Of the family also those OF
hs 1amss ana yoiepn John yossph and Mar
tce, 20 attend her funeral, on sunday Jan So AZ IL
O'Clock, lrlm her late residence. xli last 9th st.
MAlHkNs--On wednesday, Jan. %. Charles Ed.
waid, son OF Martin and susan Mathews, aged month
ana a days.
Tue relatives and friend. Of the family are invited 10
attend the tuneTa on sunday at ~ O'Clock, from the
residence OF hi parents isth It. sOnth Brooklyn.
.McBkIDt.-On Thursday. Jan. -. Louise infant
daughter of lsoheri aud Annr Mcbride aged months
ant u DAYS.
The funeral viii take place nom the residence Of her
grandfather, George Bans - PIKE IT, sunday after.
noon, Jan. % at O'Clock.
OGDEN ON Friday morning. Jan % after q short
illness. Minnie Youngest daughter OF John AMI Eccta
ogden. aged years. 10 months. and II da
Toe friends and acquAir tances 4 tue family are in
Nltcd To attend her funeral rom her late residence
Union aV, GrSCnlOint. between ACsscToe and Calyer
IS M o'c,cs, on Saturday evening, when heT re-
mans " u BE- taken TO Albany.
Al any Iapers ulease copy.
1IIIlt.-On thursday ater1oor Jan. o. John I.
1uitlc NJ ID. dor.DeIly OF kast Broadway, aged %
Nv
The relatives and friends otnc family respectful
invited 70 attend thf !uncrni nom III late Residence"
No. West ID ST.. NOIiay, jan. 81 at ~ D L ock
Ills remains viii he Ia to New Haven Tor ntcrucnt
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FRIDAY Jan. 2s.-FLoUR AND MEAL-The nour
marLct was lul AL depressed by more lueral receipts
Hosto for suPsrane s55ssts Tor COMMON mon e e
gho.ee shippns extra Western, anl state ts5Og 50
oulaern t5a ~ FOR sapoins AID family extras DO
90 if55rt e h9ur slSlal@ Ior corn meal, add
GEOCERIEs-laJ coffee, INNER sales a9c0 bags NJ
lItsiihc. gold. Java over. 2OGs2c gold RICE dun
win some business IN Dem. $40 &c susars more
acuye bat laA- very un.e-tlcd crop, 1g94c for
Jar to 5ood r.1nns, aud oIGoHc. for old do best
suSpRiEs. Cotton dull but frm at25Sc for middng
aplAna'' ,tIo cum am rsshne1 alrS9la crude,
Js IN better demand, a4d inns eed drmeT gl,s
To- snod a owe si of w 9st aa tos s2
lctye, with saIe. over 3,JJV,OJO Ms Hides dull La
Wis.cy du GestiGL Hcpi steaiSi new, G,S 70.
KAY EN- f ,hpPlns ssf se Eggl SsSIe. lteigH's
NooL-Iherc Is very IA ge movement both tor spec
laig1 and mAnulaciurinH; sales tor the week over
~ gv v u IS. Anl prices shade nImer.
nRAtN-Nhrat quiet sales 800 bush. At sI.i9 for
prime No 2, IN slore; as for MOL do, and 81 500
VI ia ior amber winter u store ana ahoat Corn
Western mixed G4G u ~ for old do; tipt@tI O6 Tor
NI-r whit arr ~ IL Tor Jersey and Delaware gel.
nW bh' alrh active sales - UJO bush H0s5Ac Tor
ltncf F.shr or Nta!e, ana iS,s5dc, Tor prime West
~ az ~ f fo h.Ty more demand ses q 90 bush
~ Ior O. !" lyc' pea, and barley malt dull and
PRovsroNsPork steady, sales 10 bols at sra s?7
PRIME moss alsI, 40 .Us new mes. seller February
a. il@S fol new pIlIn mess, aud sIstlT59 Tor new
sAta mess Ilcrco peel quiet and steady aes 100 tcs
s,'fLns qret a. t!%ta Vu Sss p n 10" s,les 10
.hs a! IglIc Tor shoulders, ami l4Gs BE for hams
H. Tor c.Y bacon da sales 80 bxs Al iic ' Tor c,m
9grand cut and 10 lor mot IioheI Lard quet and
team and l'1Gsse for 1etle rendered. Gfo, $50
o. t.' 'lttl', seize MMchl NJ l6Ec. Butter steady at
NO lee. 'N' ~
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TIE NAHAL GuILLOrINE.
TIVE thousand Iaborers Dccs plated in the
Brooklyn Navy Yard Movements Of

Brooklyn Navy Yard - Movements Of
ships
Orders were received yesterday by Admiral
Godon, from the Navy Department, to discharge
to-day 1900 workmen. Tie intelligence rot out
omong the employees very soon thereafter, and nat
uralH created the greatest excitement and consterna
tion. vast majority ofthc men have families, and
Will thus be thrown tho world with the briefest
notice, unable to end labor by which they may gain
support Tor those dependent upon them. Since the
creation of the Yard It Is doubtful whether so much
feeling las been exhibited was shown yesterday
among all the employees. There IL a degree Of I'M
certainty rs TO VINO shall be the lucky ones passed
over BY the dec1piiating axe, which makes the stu
alton almost inlolerablc Tue imperative orders OF
inc Department VIII make suspense brief, for 10 day
the lists will have been made out and the names OF
inc unfOrtunatcs announced Never before have
there been ~ many men dismissed At one time In
any yard belonging to the Government.
Only about thousand employees will be LEFT In
all the branches OF the pubic service In the Brook
bn Yard but 1t Is hoped that they may prove sun
Gent to maintain the efficiency Of fleets many
Nutling but an extraordinary emergency Will in
duce tie authorities to increase the minimum force
Of 1000 men, aud 1t Is not likely that such omer.
gtnCy will occur.
The corvette Bcnicia Captain Nicholson, left the
yard Jon Thursday, fully fitted out for the Asiatic
squadron She ut once took her powder on board,
and has undoubtedly before this taken her dcpai-
turc under canvas alone for her destination.
The corvette Alaska Commander Homer C.
Blake, Just from Boston, has reached the yard. and
viii undergo certain repairs preparatory TO her early
departure for the Asatic squadron, where she will
relieve some of the broken down craft that carry
our DAG In tlose distant seas
The corvette Conrress IL about ready for sea and
VIII soon BE- placed In commission
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CURE OF BLADDER AND KIDNEY AFFECTION
or Long sTANDING-siONE PASSED
AND TO RE SEEN.
WEsrPoRr, Conn, Sept 5, 1853.
H. T. HlmbOId, EsQ,
DEAR Sin; / commenced taking your Extract Of
Buehu about two weeks since for an affection OF the
gravel bladder, and kidneys, have suffered by spells
very much for few days past. But yesterday relief
came through the effect OF your "Duchu" stone
passed from my bladder about the size OF LARGE PEA,
and now ieel perfectly well and entirely free from the
pain that have suffered with go hard" attribute
my cure TO your medicine entirely and would recon-.
mend all persons similarly affected to try It. Iha,s
great faith in its curative powers. Yours, truly.
THOMAS J. BENNETT.
RRFKBs TO
Rev. WILLIAM coGswELL. westport, Conn
J. L. q. CANNON, Druggist. westport, Conn.
II b. WHEELER. ESQ, westport, Conn
BRADLEY HULL. Esq. westport. Conn.
DR.. wAKEMAN. Reading, Conn.
H. W. ROBINSON. wholesale Druggist New York
city.
And many others II necessary.
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The OnIl upon which they Feed the Pau
pers ON nlaclkMrIp- I.Innh.

The Commissioners Of Charities have, among
81 er duties, to feed tie hungry. They arrange
With butcher, Ell Kearney, OF Catha rius Market
aud PA East Ninth street, furnish the fresh meat
s'od In the institutions. At O'Clock A. N. il is
hSen IN wagons to the pier at Twenty-sixta stree,
La. River, AMI thence taken to the island. What
paid for II Heaven and the parties alone know
int Is confidently asserted that Kearney last year
'eoeiyed $1,000 for buying IT,
reporter Of TnE SUS was sent TO see what kind
q meat the city provided for IT. poor Being denied
mission at the building on Twepty-slxth street
rer which is built like the ordinary ferry stations
le waited outside until the arrival of Kcarney's two
WAGONS. They soon came, Thy were not full, but
we carefully covered over with stout cloths The
Iaf q was not 80 carefully packed, aud the re-.
Porter saw enough To convince him that the meat
~ togry.s. II looked Ike the objects on n Geld
A"pnIuhf table after one Of Grants battles Ii
y" aIsoG-. covered with dirt, blue, bruised, reek.
M VIVA ntuc.css corruptons such as It was tae
ny HF'" I'd wide the doors Of the building and
Ned % 20 pas. The reporter followed, but was
III .H r''l 20, and the nltlly olIl went on its way
. l''' Ur hunuy chiidreu Of the great city. Yet
.-'' "' idc rI." = r. TIE expensive tugs of
'' th +.E'r., the Bellevue ami the Minucha.
i seems -trang" th4, chatlly should cost 20
~-.N' i'I jel iat our city should avs 50 vItly.
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Michigan and Missouri cattle were sold at isaisXc
n one large drove OF Texans brought only lie. n
While .he e9s q the lnois AMI other weetcn steers
arrivals, Good and prime sheep were nrmer, which
helped the market generally We note sales OF "a car
The hog market was quiet anl unchanged, with re.
cents OF ~ and no salss. Dressed hogs continue
oil
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The Lungs are strained md Rncked by n
persistent Cough. the general strength wastei and
incurabe complaint ofcn established thereby.
JAYNEp EXPECroRANT IL an effective remedy for
Coughs and Colds and exerts beneficial effect on the
Pulmonary and Dronchieal organs.
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INpus, RENEW YoUR Youru You can do 80
row " 'Hcut Inconvenience. II time sickncfs has
sttt"k,u Your golden brown, or raven rnglets with
silver fai0ns Nhalla, or salvation for tho HAIR. VIII
restore their original hue with perfect cNlcttude IL
differs essentially from all the hair changing nOstrums
OF the age tenE transparent IA ice nee from sediment
unsCrecned om the Light bv pasted wrappers, without
any unpleasant odor aud guaranteed not to stain the
skin Of the hcad.-IdU.
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RAILWAY, N. j. Dec. g ls69.
W.T. the under gned, are wen acquainted with H.
NJ. Freeman, OF Railway, and know that Ae has been
long time suffering IN the worst possible form, for
the past four years, and that he has been entirely
cured b the use Of " Helmboli's Bnchu."
J. W. Savage, eIMavor
Frank La Bau, President of Council.
William Richards, Clerk Uf Council
Peter A. Banta, Councilman.
W. j. Brown, Councilman.
J. :. 8. Melck Councilman.
Lewis Hon, Councilman
}. b. Striker Merchant
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Live stock Market.

NEW YORK, Friday. Jan. 2s The receipts OF beef
cattle 10 day were 1913 head chiefly common and me
dlnn cattle fgr GOOD anl prime steers the demand
VA slio Htlull TCes, but with 70 large proportion
OF tlln cattle the market wa slew, ana prlCcs low
adss 44rey lusaned. fey of the choicest tteers
we're sold ~ HAAlIe. y iIte Q number Of Tough
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MtSitints.
CURE OF KIDNEY AND BLADDER AFFECTION
OF PATIENT sEvENTYEIGHT
YEARS OF AGE,

VT a IAllENl
YEARS OF AGE.
THANKS TO MR.. f1ELMBoLD.
GrRARp, Pa, March 81. 1859
EnIToR CosNoPoiITr, I desire as an unsolicited
tribute the merits of Henpodsl Buchu and for the
benefit OF those similarly snncted myself to say that
after consulting many eminent physicians. and trying
nearlya the nest advertised remedies in the vain hope
of finding relief from aggravated kidney and bladder
diseases, nom which have suffered excessively for
many years good fortune finally suggested to me Helm
boli's Duchu which 1 commenced using with little
faith. and no apparent beneficial results for about
month. tile expiration Of that tino, however, l
thought commenced to experience eight relief which
encouraged me to persevere in u use. and the
expiration OF four months although am an innrm old
man nearly % years Of age. and consequently medt
cines cannot be expected to vornbly AFFECT as they
otherwise would have found such unspeakable relief
and permanent benent rom Mr.. Hembolds valuable
discovery. that feel ought to publicly record the
fact. s an acknowledgement to hun and q valuable
suggestion to the public. Yours respectfully.
d. NJ LAREN.
Mr.. Laren refers to the following gentlemen
Col DAN RICE, Girard, Pa
CHAs. STOW. Esq, Glrard. Pa. Editor comopote
GLoRGE II. CUTLER. Girard, Pa, Attorney.
c. KINDS, Girard, Pa, Attorney.
Capt. d. W. HUTCHINSON. Glrard. Pa, Attorney.
DAVID oL1N. Girard. Pa. Merchant.
DAVID E. DAY, Girard, Pa, Merchant.
CT. ROCKWELL, GlraTd, Pa, Merchant.
n C. ELY, Grard Pa. Druggist
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gtttur,s.

(APT QUARTERS VIII deliver hs popular lee.
ture, on me c. ttyshnrg Temperance met At
Neptune Hall 4Ol Grand r., on sunday evening, NJ
o'clock Admission ice.
1 ElTLRL ~ INC Alexander IresbyierIau Churth,
i IN av aui 18th sty by the Rev T. q Clark y. ~
on Tuesday event = Feb t. 1850, a. J'Cloc,. "a oct
-" Venice, aud The Ncnetians' AdmiH lOu, 30 coats,
OBSERVE that the fac-simile Of my Drug AID
Chemical Warehouse Is on the wrapper Of each bottle
and signed II. T. hELNBoLD. Beware DtD gus Buehut
made by Bogus Druggists aud told under lctclous
names
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TESTIMONY.

CURE OF GRAVEL OF FIVE YEARS STANDING
sNoNE PASSED AND TO
BIZ SEEN.
SAVANNAH, Tenn, May II. 1880.
DR. n r Relmt0H
DEARsIR' We in,roduced your Fluid Extract Buchu"
in this country about eight months ago and are happy
to state that II is meeting with universal favor We
visa to Inform you of one instance (amoDg many
where your Buchu" has worked wonders. A man in
our county named J. B. Esell had been suffering about
I'VE years with gravel. About six weeks ago ho bought
OF ut one bottle ofyour Buchu," and before he was
through with one bottle he passed gravel that weighs
fIouT GRAINS, which We now have on exhibition in
our drug store lie that he Will never be without
the "Buchu' in MS house again. Your preparations
are gaining favor every day
Very respectfully, yours. 30,
EccLEs HINKEI, Druggists
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II yon would mako good investments. In
Ncttneus that will return You twofod the worth ~
your money, 20 to Traphagen, Hunter cos 3s 900,
and 400 Bowery. and purchase your clothing none
better. none cheaper In the market.
Balls. Parties, Weddins-, &c.-Lnd dies, YOU
can md all the various STYLES OF boots and shippers
MILLER a CO.'S. Union annnra.
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Th' civ strikers suit Against tho Pncu-
made Tunnel Company-The City's Ri ht-
aud the Rlrhts Of the stare.

motion was made yesterday on behalf Of the
&C. % restrain ne ." Beach Pneumatic Transit Com.
ia., Sc to wlicl tic Legislature granted permission
O. tons luct lhes OF pntUmauc tubes under the
i,ets ior tie ~ ose Of conveying letters and par
eos, IRON o1cayalng a tunnel beneath any other
tif,s oi tae { ~. The damages are laid at SOD.
600. Ale proc, dlngs OF the Company are alleged
80 g vnAcUt authority or permission OF the city,
A. 20 d. as cited that tho excavations VIII prevent
I construction Of sewers and the laying OF water
sld eas pipes. T. Company denies that the city is
owner IN foe o. Broaiwa where the tunnelling
ta' been begun hat whatever right the city has
over Nat street lie hcd by 1t in trust for such public
r'ts a. he Legislature, which has the exclusive
ut. -'a.l from tine to tine declare and provide
ne company also denies that any damage has been
h red by reason O. tLeir operations.
he afdayit- alege that the construction OF the
i..uc - under the regulation ana supo rintt ndence
ti ne iT"ion Board that tIs tuo-s had been put
t1Nn without any interference with the sewers.
NA!er Or -. p'pes; that the method OF oxcayating
would not disturb the surface Of the street OF inter-
fpt tray, thereon; that the width OF the carnage
way Of Broadway between Warren aud Murray
itets Is +iI iee' that tae depth OF the soil IRON
We surface TO high water level IL 31b feet that no
lnbhc sewer nov exists on Il at portion OF Broad
NS; mat l2.luch sewer will be sufficiently large
Tat Tie t.ta. cross sectional area now occupied by
5. rpts, water piIes and proposed sewer is -
1T Mat the area occupied by the pneumatic tunnel
- 20 lect, leaving total OF ,5i6 feet unoc
more than lO separate lines OF pipes large the
lopoted pneumatic tube, which IA eight feet In
diameter, and encloses two other tubes which have
bmt-n Interior diameter OF ~ ll0 inches each, the
rmAinlng two a diameter OF ID inches each
vi, 'ormAn; 'or the CITY, argued that the CUES
! n Was not whether more or less damage was in
tced upon the city, but what rights the city has in
Ms streets, or whether 1t has any rights at all.
VT. John Graham, on the part Of the Company,
tfued that The streets were public property. though
,ae nominal title was vested in the city that the
LEGISLATURE had supreme control over tnem, with
power ~ declare from time to time, the wants Of
t"e line develop the pablo uses o. which they shall
br adApt aud applied. The Leg stature had ac-
tordngY declared, In the act creating the Com pany
uat lhe laying OF pneumstie tubes in accordance
Win the act IL "publc use"
Case still on.
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kdRISE INrELLIGENCE.

M1vn-rr7 AfuNSAc-rrtq p,s.
Snn rfes..... : 10 sui ects... II Mool rises 80
andy HOOK lis GOV. Island. ! q Hell cate. %
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mtrttnss.

(AIL FOR MASS NIGHTINGALE Com.
Y tite on Nays and Means having resolved 10 offer
hleducuou OF tic tdin on impOt ted ~ n spec "a
YAK 81 TWO dollars pound while they do not Propose
10 reduce or abolish the duty on leaf tobacco and these
IuCeg dnIH being TunOus all the inteTests Of the
manufacturers Of cigars dealers In al klDds OF LEAF to.
bEo 10 th' unrntymen cigar makers and the grow era
pttooacco, al over the country while on tue Other
slIt uoHe uui Al'W importers or Havana cigars won,
called upon ny number Of the lep ling cisar nlanuac-
lurers and leaf dealers OF New York tor Immediate
action, hereby invite all manufacturers OF cigars,
Nhelh~r they he members oil our Association not ~
wei AS All lie Leaf tobacco dealers, 10 attend q mass
me- ting a. the Astlr House on saturday At O'Clock Il.
station.
also cni0n All the journGymen cigar makers TO get
W mass Wc"ungsal over the United States. and see
mat lh'lr bread DE not taNrn rom their Anu,es -
unjust legislation detrimental TO tens OF thout lnds aud
ouly iaYUrlng few,
n. HIRsCH.
President OF the Cigar Ma uflcturcrs'
Association VI NvN YORK.
JoHN SITUATION Secretary.
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