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SAD OCCUREENCK-Drolcnisg Of an AGsd Nam
Yesterday afternoon, information was left at
Inc hTst precinct station that an old gentleman
named Silas Sweetland, who resided with his
nephew, Col 5. III. Sweetland, on G. street, be-
tween 9th and 9TH streets southwest had wan
dered away from his home; and the information
being telegraphed TO the several stations the
police generally. as well as some of his neigh
bors, searched diligently for some traces of him
All eHorts, however, proved unsuccessful until
4oclock this morning, when Officer Homer dis
covered a body on the river shore at the foot of
.th street, the tide leaving it there, aud on ex-
Amlnaton Z proved to be the corpse OF the miss
ing man. The deceased was about s. wears of
age, and quite feeble, and frequently strayed
away from his home. Yesterday he went out
Tor the purpose Of buying pair of shoes and it
~ supposed (his eyesight not being very good
That he walked overheard when no one saw him
|. and drowned in about two feet of water being
20 lnhrm and aged as to be incapable OF
making any effort TO save himself. The deceased
came from Saratoga, y. Y, in 1856 and has
since resided with his nephew here. The family
were Immediately notified Of the finding of the
Dody' and the coroner (Dr. Potter was sum-
an inquest.
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RAILROADS,
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD

q. .Sf Tssh III ssfk5SsSr ss$ Il. FINE
WEST are now FUR 5Sf Z 6k .Iliffs 5iti
SIS FL s;$ Sis 4 80 :e'
m, $50 and ) ss n; |" o'S' and s'as''
Leave at s:45 and s.as =. a. N. and a.,o
train TO or from Annapolis on sunday. no
,,., roK BALTiMoRE.
.e.e FSk Y %x AZ si isci isS and 14spn.
Ieavf fcR AL Phs s1S o 80 s sRd Tsssm.
NJ IN a sunday :Sd q s.; !: 81 IN, M ,..,
to Mheeline, Parkersbure, &C. o" DAi'iinOre
and e sns sfS: between Relay Hsu.s
nelsy he1se With strssburs and Winchester accom-
THROUGH tickets 70 the West can he had NJ IN.
Warrington Station Ticket Once st all hour. in the
ss5 Sss f e and Boston, see 3D.
Master q I $3.50 + .pssos;
RooSfs. Gen, TAI Ast. s. ..Aius.op ,.n
THRogGH LINE BETwEEE WASHINGTON,
AND NEW YoRK.
WASHINGTON, June s, ls7e-noon.
.Ss "a Ss NV Sfa osR re &Ha
FoR NEW YORK, without eh.ns. r. g.
~. Leave daily Except sunday ii T:as q m'.Ia,<s
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Az AZ S.ny Except sunday ct - o. m, 1910
ON SUNDAY.
Lecse for New York at 300 D. m, and PhilsdeI-
sleeping caSs for New York on . D. m. train only.
Through tickets 70 Philadelphia, New York or
Of the day. WV - ~ Hoeis
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
nspons, anc the West. J. L. WILSON,
~ r,r- aster Of Transportstion.
GEO. D. kO0NTZ, Agent Wsshinetou. jen
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NATIONAL THEATER-FrItz anil Emmst.-So
much has been said and written about Mr.
Joseph n. Emmett, the new star, that we were
not surprised to see the National Theater
crowded last night. on the occasion of his initial
Performance in Washington. The play was
Charles Gayle now famous production of
" Fritz, Our Cousin German" which was writ
ten expressly TO develop the talent which Mr.
Gayler recognized in Mr.. Emmett before he
went upon the dramatic stage, and Mr.
Emmet appeared in his original character of
the German Emigrant. Both the actor and the
play proved successes Mr.. Emmet's style is
much ike Jeffersons, being quiet, unobtrusive.
and natural; displaying a keen appreciation of
humor, combined with great expression, and, in
the scenes which call for it, tender pathos. In
the concert Somewhere he sings several songs,
performs some wonderful dances. and executes
q marvellous solo on the toy harmonicon-he
fairly brought down the house, and created
shouts IF laughter and applause. The play Is a
GOOD one for It's purpose, and was well played
oy the stock company throughout. As for the
mounting, il was highly creditable to Mr.
SpauldIDg and his scenic artist and machinist
the last scene being especially beautiful, and
winning from the audience a well deserved
NEED OF applause Mr.. Emmett will appear as
Fritz" every evening during the week and on
Saturday afternoon. Friday evening is set apart
FOR his benefit.
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ORPHANS Court, Judge Wylis.-To-day let
ters OF administration on the estate of the late
hary = Sherln were issued to Joseph Gawler-
Dohd u 5tp-and he was also appointed omar
9,an 70 the child. The will OF the late James
m. III, SnIeve was proven and admitted TO probate
Jae ;:s= Thomas n. bcu was filed.
he bequsathss bus estate ia Prince EDWARD
isrm after her death to be equally divided and
decided In fee 10 his two servants. He bequeAthes
Roid watch and the remainder Of his personal
enects, not specially beque athed, to his brother
Henry ID. Bell, and 500 to Maggie v. b. Nickel,
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EDUCATIONAL.

M MUSIC: also, BOARD, where instruction would
Dc sorsaersd Is or partial compensation. AdgTsss
RUEL HALL.
Mrs. BUELs BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
for Young Lsdies and Misses, iisi fs. ss3 Nv
THE MISSES OsBORNE YOUNG LADIES
SEMINARY, liSi ldhst bet. and M,Tho-
ara e9 seoretsrr Of state' den. Jnhp = rpncs-,
Hon. John Hi'z, Swiss Csnssl General. se2i m
NOUNG LADIES sKLKCr SCHOOL
The Select School, under the charge Of Mrs CON
DRON and ME. ANNIE TOLMAS sMiIH, vii
ssase the Pneps So SOC SIN res ssaeas
CHANGE sPs q Fro
L les, English Grammar Bookkeeping and Pen
Tsnshp a. m SS No
'''O. VI g:E. PATTERSON,
nj -pi0Ah Town cSLLEGE,f eAoh'A
CoIlece BuiidinS, corner OF Tenth aud i streets,
City of " ashiastoD.
The regular Lectures win commence October l,
and continue until March
rAcULrY.
N shs roTSs P.SsssGrp Of Principle;
FLUpoARp0 HOWARD. NJ. D., Professor Of OBJ
sterics and Diseases e women and Children.
JOHNSON ELIOT, NJ. d, Professor Of Principles
JAMES +. MORGAN, n D., Professor of Msteria
j. HARRY THOMPSON NJ. D., Professor OF Phys
ielogy, Operative and Clinical Surgery.
CHRIS. c. cox, NJ. u, Professor Of Medical Juris-
d: ". BLISS, N. D /, Pr,fessor IF Urinary PathOl-
W. {. TiLpEN, NJ. n Professor of General ard
JOHN G. r. HoLsroN, NJ. d, Professor OF Anat-
WARWICK EVANS, NJ. D. and ROBERTSON
HOWARD, D., Demonstrators.
street, between Filth and Sixth, wsshin yton, y.
y. se.0t,thst
Aw DEPARTMENT OF GEORGETOWN
The Law pepar.men, Of ;eaTse,oun Collage will
open in the Hall of the Coioniz stion Building
per Pennsy lvania avenue and 41a street, WE'D
NEsDAf, Oct 9Th. Opening lecture on that day 81
For circulars and other information apply at the
Law Office IF CHARLES W. HOFFMAN, Secre-
tory Of the Faculty, in the Colonization Build
ing. seli I'm
MISS CALKINs WILL REOPEN HER PRI-
TENDER. sei2-lm
Union SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES
~ will commence its sessions on TUESDAY, thu
the school house, 10. 123 l4th street, every DAY
from TO Em For further particulars apply g.
Mrs. j. YORK. Principal. SET im-
Mr.. l. HI. HAYDEN
Will Resume his instruction In
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
sEPIEMBER I2rH.
address at MetzerOtt 4 Co.'s and John y. Elli-
a 20 q. se7-u
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MEDICAL I65RRARTTMENrTc OF aEoRGE
TWENTY FIRST MEDICAL SESSION, lS7o- Il.
College Building. corner OF Tenth aud Z streets.
City of " ashin etop.
NOBLE YOUNG. M ID, Professor Of Prfneipl

The regular Lectures will commence October
and coutiu NE until March
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DEATH OF REV. WILLIAM KREBs.-Rev. VIM.
Krebs, Of the Baltimore Conference OF the VI.
T. Church, died at his residence, in Baltimore
yesterday afternoon, in the sd year of his age.
Deceased IVES well-known in Washington
having been in the ministry about 80 wears
during which time he served as pastor of Wesley
Chapel, in this city, about Is years SINCE and
WIS stationed at Mckendree Chapel in 1861
and s. We believe that he was a native of Balti-
more, and started out in the ministry on Bla-
densburg Circuit The announcement of his
death was made in Wesley and McKendree
Chapels last evening. While stationed here he
vas very earnest worker In the ministry, but
during his pastorship in Baltimore he has been
compelled TO keep his house from illness much
of the time, his disease being consumption.
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The Courts.

POLICE COURT TO-DAY, Judge SneH.-George
and John s. Hopkins, charged with maintain
ing nuisance on their premises by keeping a
brick yard; postponed until Friday next.
Victor Mindulet, charged with throwing
stones into a neighbor's yard; fined 81.
VIM. G. NcIntire, charged with renting a
dwelling house on nj street and failing to pro-
costs.
Nelson Henning and Moses Moore, charged
with diSorderly conduct; fined - and costs.
Augustus Cant, colored, charged with disor-
derry conduct in the market; lined IS, or thirty
days in the workhOuse,
May Nichols, charged with being drunk and
diforderly on the street; fined 20 and costs.
David Curtis, colored, charged with being a
VACANT; fined 80 and costs, or thirty days in the
woIkhouse.
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ANpRIW J. JOYCE 4 90. -A
oA az .Sa as ss44s SIJl.AsSS,TEU ~
REPAIRIHG in eli its 6rsnches'
- - 1 Se,sss~ nS~ RSssTs, Assass o. COrmis
AGENT for BEsy:tsr . %, cot Brsons seest,J ritn
uvWues ~ AoS4s Oooo-eoly
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GEORGETOWN ADYRRTISENEyTS,

~NOTICE.-A DISCOUNT OF THREE PER
S GENT. will be allowed upon General and
Special Taxes if paid on or befor SATURDAY, DC
tober LIST, lS70. JOS. L.. SIMMS,
seq st Collector.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-27

SUPREME COURT IN GENERAL TERN-Inpor-
tdHt Case Against he Union Pacific Railroad Com
peny-The District Supreme Court was in ses-
slon this morning-Judges Oln, Humphrrys
ana McArthur on the bench. The case of j. III
Lathrop sgt. the Union Pacific Railroad Com
gany was taken UP, MesSrs. W. ). Cox and s. n.
fhlIlIs Tor plaintiff, and Jas. a. Buchanan and
Y. 81 NJ Gwinn for defendants. A plea 10 the
!ulsdeton OF the court was entered and sus-
tanned in the court below The plaintifF con
tends mat the LeavenwOTth and Pawnee Rail-
ROAD company having been authorized to build
sporuon OF the Pacific road under the "same
terms and conditions" IL is sueabIe in all courts
oi la" and equity within the United States
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A!USIC.-A Lady W Wishes few more PUPILS IN
WI MUSIC: also, BOARD, where instruction would
be considered fun partial comps nsaton. Address
els street, near 9th. SEA 81
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FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETC.

HzMPLRR has all kinds OF thermometer. 9,
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The motion TO make the resolution the special
order next Monday evening, before the call OF the
wards, wa rejectsd by q tie yete. foilows-Yeas
Messrs CrOt smsn. Gulick, Hine, McCathr an, Moore
shepherd, and the President (Crockerl-7; nays
slater, and Stewart.
Mr.. Baker moved 10 refer the resolution to the
C. mmttee on finance, To report at the next meeting
after the nominations had been acted on.
Mr.. II epherd moved TO amend the motion by di-
reetne the committee to report directly after the
call Of the wards.
Mr.. Moore moved 10 amend that motion by direct
ing the committee TO report this bill at the time
specified; lost-yeas Z: nays7.
Mr.. Shepherds motion lost by tie vote
yeas-Messrs. Crossman, Gulick, Hine, McCathrap,
Moore, shepherd, aud the President ADrockerCT
Nsys-Messrs. Baker, Champion, Chase, Connolly,
Davis, Slater, and Stewart-7
Mr. CRockER CUTS BOTH WAYS.
several other propositions We're made, when Mr..
rocker made az earnest appeal in behalf of those
atorers mployed last winter, and thought il shame
ul that they alone should be male to wait for their
money, while this wrangling was going on In the
board on the Mayors nominations. He appealed TO
the members tMessrs. Connolly, Baker and others)
not 10 persist IN their course in blocking action on
ueh Just measures this until the nominations are
dspo.td Of as the families Of the laborers are suffer
ing 10 use 20 to say they should be paid in money
and not certf when there Is no money 10 nav
mem. He then assaulted Mr.. Moore position
mat the MAYOR could continue TO send the nomin.
"'Ns y" NON session 70 session, aud thus keep hi
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THE ACCIDENT TO MR.. kEYwORrH-The ac-
cicent which happened to Mr.. John Keyworth
yesterday, on the new steam propeller Eureka,
on the canal, above Georgetown, resulted in
amputaton OF the leg below the knee. As stated
IN yesterdays STAR, Drs. Ford and Mason were
on the boat at the time and kept the sufferer
from bleeding to death by cT4sping the leg with
ther hands, thus COMPRISING the femoral ar
terry, IN which position they held on until the
srrlva! OF the boat at Georgetown, and taking
mack they proceeded to MIR. KS residence in
ms city The amputation took place yesterday
evening, and was performed by DR.. Ford
1homIs son, assisted by Drs. Ford, Palmer, Bor-
rowe harugan, and Mason. At LAST accounts
Mr.. keyworth was doing well.
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IL CHARLES STREET AVENUEJ
s.,... BALTIMORE, MD.
seieet Boarding and Day School Every facilit
!or inc requirement OF thorough and fnishe
English and French education ~
tails. ~ "A uS eN~ SfuaWec'
e4S0 per annum 'ion'
For circulars containing full information sddre,
le eo&wLy Rev. J. A LIPPINCoTrA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-27

PUBLIC IN GBNEkAL,
Having taken the spacious WAREHOUSE an.
TENTH STREET, one doos north OF -
services Of Mr.. LEWIS BLkCKISTON,
formerly with Messrs. J. q. Mcclure 60
Of New and Second hand FURNITURE AM
HOUSIKEEPING ARTICLES of ali q escrin.ions
which Will be sold at PRICES guaranteed o give setis
faction. Repairing, vanishing, Upho' STERN ar,
Packing attended to at the shortest notice. MI
jelly r. RIiOqIv
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ANUsEMENTs-ELHvEsTu PAoH- Fourth, afsh and sixth
AsTROLOGY-TwyLrTH PAeK--Fifth column.
soAR6 RsD ESbdsS iSsFSSh sHngn
BoAkSESs Isr %%HrED-sxcosD pAoz-rir and second
aAs sszaE FOR
BUSINESS fSSRf rAsr-sx col
e SEaI ssE toE
OLEs4ss uta %SD SS'oTL Ts%LEsxEs-rwrLrru rAor-rourA
1sb
coAsT%isE asn ssTTE%SsHIps-rrssr pAo.FA and s.h
.ss%" sS"%n
DANCING ACADEMIES -ELHvEsru rAeE-sin'h col.
Efs AND
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs- -Finsr PAGE-Flith column
ESEs ks column
fiNANcTAL.rIEsr PASE-Fourth column.
FSs -s Asp sffHs TO LET
SECOND PA0E-rhrd and fourth cplumns-
EREsH
aELf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pAsx-Finh col.
HELP ,wANTED-FEMALEs- TWELFTH PAeE--Four,h
aoKsRs dSssixdEs so-Fissr -iH fasr@sscOnd eos and
ss H0TsLs sESoSg Sg PAsrsecSna ana third columns
INSTRUCTION-FIRsT PA6R-Fourh column.
LECTURE SEASON-ELHvKNTH PAGE Fourth column
LOAN OFFICES-FIReT PAaE-Fourh column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIRSr PACK. Sixth column.
LOTTERIES-FIReT PAGE-Thrd column.
MACHINERY-ELEvENTH PAGE-Fourth column.
MARBLE MANTELS-TwELFTH PAGE-Fifth column
MATRIMONIAL ELEVENTH PAGE--Third column.
MEDICAL-TwELFTH PA6r-Fifth column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTlSEMENTS-TRNTHP PAGE
Sixth column.
MUsICAL-RLEvKsru PAaE-sixh column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE-First column
PIANOFORTEs. EIKyENTH PAGE--fifih column,
o6T sAIE 6
LET-SEOoND PA0K-Fih column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEcoSD PA9E-Fifth
REAL ESTATE WANTED-SEooND PAGE-Sxth column
REWAkDS-FIKsT PACE Sixth column.
SALES AT AUCTION--ELEvENIH PAGE-Second and
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACE
First second, third and fourth columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED-NALES-TwELrTB PAGE
Fourth column.
SPECIAL NOTICES-rIxsT PAGE-First column.
SrORT!NG-DOGS. BIRDS, &c--FfasT PAGE-Sseond
TIE TRADEs-TwxLYru PAGE Filth column
Third column
TRAyELLERS' GUIDE-FIRsT PAGE Third column
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Fourth column.
WANTED TO PUkCHASE-FIRsr PAGE-S column.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-SECoND PAGE-Sixth col
WINES LIQUORS, &c-ELEvENru PAaE-Third column
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &c.-FrRsT PAGE--sixth col
uInn.
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COASTyYISE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
Through Line to

pAcIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANY's
, Through Liue TO
Frcirht and passage greatly re luccd.
Through rates. New YORK to San Francisco
ssss s'ssi ts s'ss; s;sa, s'sssss'' ssy,
according to location Of BERTH
These include ber,hs board all necessarlca for
stennes line leave pier 4s North river foot of
4'' s''V' on The H hsH and a?st soi of each month
except when those days fall Sunday then the day
One hundred pounds Of baggage each adult Med
DsssmesT % TXsY GH4gScEY q Captain Gray,
Departure of 0h every month will touch at San Jose Qua
Steamer JAPAN win leave San Francsco December e.
1870, for China and Japan. ~
ce e n IN Monday m en as fast and be re-
Freisht for Central American and South Pacific por. win
be received until r. NJ Saturday, December H. only
All the usual facilities afforded shippers collecting inland
For fregh, passage tickets and all further Information
~ F. h. BABY. Agent.
TEMrhATlSG Az ESCAPE FROM ThE RIaoRs OF
oo The pserc Man Steamship Company win despatch the
XszoSA ysabury for the sfa; oswas issa%er
Gibraltar Malta ror. sad and suez Canal Aden Singapore
ganys steamers for the various ports OF China japan
For freight and PASSAGE or further information apply a,
''N''' p'' : '''' F. r. BABY, Asenls
RERMUDA CHRISTMAS TRADE.
- The attention OF shippers called to TIE alteration in
OF Bermuda.
The steamship SAN FRANCISCO will be despatched
Hamilton taking freight for ST. Georges from pier North
river, on Saturday, December Ia, at O'Clock T.. NJ
For freight and passage apply TO
WM H. WEBB, 81 Exchange place.
HAVANA, sISAL AND VERA CRUz.-NEw YORK
and Mexican Mail Steamship Line leaving pier II East
river at r. NJ. ,
CLEOPATRA, Captain Phillips Friday Dec.
CITY OF MERIDA, Captain Deaken. Monday Dec. ~
CLEOPATRA, Captain Phillips Thursday %
CRY OF MEXICO, Captain Zimmerman saturday, Jan
For freight or prs's%iTs esGyS SONS So Broadway
CLEOPATRA goes to Havaoa only taxes passengers.
TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON sTEAMERs--Touch.
j ing at hay West.
The Al steamship GENERAL SEDGWICK, Captain
Nichols at pier 20 East liver viii leave Saturday, Decen
ber 10, or sooner " full.
Through bills ading given to Houston and TO all points
on the daiyeston Houston ard Henderson,, aud
G. RAILROAD.
For freight PASSAGE apply 20
c. II. MALLORY & CO ijs Maiden aas.
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A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR SALE
"A Medicines for all Diseases Prepared food for mock nc
BIRDS at b. DOyEYS, No. Greene street. Of Canal
N. Blades attended by Mrs. Dovcy.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES

NEOCKING BIRD FOR sALE-A FIRST GLASS SING
lu Cage &c. Can be seen until sold at the barber
shop l74 South street,
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VKTANTED- INFORMATION OF PRESENT WHERE
abouts OF Robert Shelly in 1854 orderly sergeant Com
pany c. Fourteenth regiment United States infantry.
dress Mrs JANE RICHARDSON, GSja Lewis street, New
York.
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Eok SALE-A STYLISH BLACK HORSE lb HANDS
inches high, years old; warranted sound kind aud
Rdns Academy as gfffp FIFTH
FoE saLE-couPE lI. sgeEwsrER 4 COZ; IN VERY
CO., East ThIrtyhrst street, Fifth avenue.
HORSES FOR sALE-rwo PAIRS, STYLISH
II drivers Very desirable Apply at sa9 West street.
r ASDAU-NkARLY NEW. HANGS ON FOUR &C"
"a Springs bull, BY "Neuss, OF Berlin !" very
street 70 bo sold Cheap ''A''' 10
CLEIGHs AND CARRIAGES FOR sALE-9D NEW
and second hand seshs and Carriages 100 second hand
factory and stables 10 Nevns street, Brooklyn.
> seirhs, isht cat.ors Dossr Sean Bsls 800 sleishs
straps S''' all ''tx cxsvis & 2y'st WITTY srBss B
1 vSy styles; ono Iady's Side SADDLE new -, :.
s e poas ns na's s ~ Ss
ness ApsTl9S 5SHasTos GF SHx ss sseE 8 Il
their auction mart, III and iit kas, Thirteenth street.
WILL BE- SOLD roR ONE HALF THEIR VALUE
ass ORDER Is ussn 8sas
stable.
GOS- LARGE soRREL HORSE; FINE Ray HORSE,
WORK y A.n sso sa Hoss; 10 | 4 for hssyy
street corner Bank, for two days
CVu hanies Ponies scat also svers slei.hs Robes
Bells Bankcts 20 cent low than Broadway prices
WIN. Ii. GRAY, 20, 32, 20 aud 26 Wooster street.
OCr THIS DAY,
THE
TELEGRAM CARTOON,
"FAsHIoNs FOR THE FUTURE
THIS GREAT CARTOON is ONE OF THE BEST
HITS ON THE FOLLIEs OF THE DAY
EVER GIVEN TO THE PUBLIC
LOOK OUT FOR THE
EVENING TELEGRAM.
EVERYWHERE FOR TWO CENTS
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

APPROXIMATIONS to the 100000 Prize-Nos. s5l to
xbJV
Approximations to the 900 Prize-Nos 3,su to -
~. eacn - % s & i zo'
ll,0JU tacn so
Approximations to the Sl0,COO Prize-Nos s,i0l to
Approximations to the $4,000 Prlze-Nos 1,5fi to 49,
I,N5U, eacn sVU
Approximations to the second $4,000 rrile-So3 505l -
to30fo, each,....... ,..'".........''......... sN
Prizes paid Ia gold Information furnished. The highest
paid for DouboOns and all kinds of Gold and Silver
TAYLOR & Co, Bankers, Is Wall street, New York.
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w ANTED.-J. 4. CANAAN WILL FIND LETTER OF
w Importance for him O. No. ~ Liberty street. Cali i'm
mei!ate,y.
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BARGAINS in SECOND HAND CARRIAGEs.-LIGHT
- kockaway, Dog Cart, Pony Phaeton, Coupe. Coupe
Rockaway Top Buggy ParS Phaeon several SLIGHTLY soed
Broadway. - -
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OT BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS
~ and Valises at the Great Family shoe Emporium $50
broadway corner OF Bond street selling 20 cent below
Broadway prices W. u. BiGELCN.
ROBERT IRWIN.
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JIMMY; I -. vo,.., D.. :, u,. -, 49,
Meet you in HIS Picture Gallery Saturday evening"
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MADISON AVENUE AGE-wEDNEsDAY EVEN.
lu ing, between and O'Clock. Blonde and brunette
Two admirers desire acquaintance Address Herald Office
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Tr ISRAEL COUGHLIN. or BILSTON, ENGLAND, Is
In America, why don't he write to his brother ut Atlanta,
Car
The New York herald., 1870-12-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

-A.-PERSONS WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
IA life insurance companies and who do not desire to
surrender their policies by absolute pale borrow
Agency, 81 Liberty street.
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FINANCIAL.

NDERsoN CO., NO. 9 CHAMBERS STREET.
Il ~ Money TO loan immedia ely on New York and New
Jersey Real Estate Buder Loans Leasehods Bones Mer
chandlse and Collateral Securities First Second Third and
Fourth Mortgages Notes, &C.. promptly negotiated.
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DATRICK DOuGHERTY-WHO LEFT BALLINASLOE,
l. county Galway Ireland February 10 1865 Last heard
from In Pennsylvania. Information about him thankfully
ved by his brother MICHAEL, COL Eleventh
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--sLElGHs. ROBES, BELLS, BLANKETS; sLEIGHs
~. At Sse up Rocksyays, tor and Wagons, Express
and Jaeger Wagons: HarneU from $Ia up; Lap Robes
BLANKETS &C., at the cheap stand hudson Spring
streets. LITTLE 4 TURNER.
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INFORMATION WANTED OF JANE WESTON, OR
i Jane Leavey, a native Of the parish or Soma county
Westmeah Ireland She came to America " years ago.
Brooklyn. Any information WIN be thankfully received by
her sister MAkY WESTON S5 Bolivar street, Brooklyn L. l.
Western please
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A LIGHT SlXSEAT WESTCHEsTER ROCKhWAY AT
N bargain Coupe RockaNays, Phaeons BngGies Rock
aways and every syle family and light Carriages greatly
reduced prices. WITTY, tGo Broadway.
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A MONEY TO LOAN, PROMPTLY, ON DESIRABLE
cashed.
CO. CLARKE, 20s Broadway.
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AT THE AUCTION HOUSE or
N JOHNSTON h VAN TASSELL
ONCE and salesroom 81 Nassau atreet,
opposite the Post Office.
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T LIEUTENANT GEORGE TAYLOR WILL BENEFIT
Ia himself by calling communicating With bis cousin
II
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DEEPER BOX-WHY NOT WRITE SOMETHING
j received. SAUCEBOX.
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A LAUGHING GAS For THE EXTRACTION OF
~. teeth$ for the Gst tooth, 80 for each addi.
uonal pr j. COLBY Dens s2 Eas, Fourteenth street,
west OF Union square.