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A Desirable Store to Rent.
Mutilated Currency.

Mutllated Currency.
THORN and defaced GREENBACKS, Ma
Il T1ONAL BANK MONEY and FRAC-
TIONAL CURRENCY bought at email dis
count at THE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK.
Oct 23 A. G.. BRENIZER, Cashier.
Lantz's world-renowned Whiskey, at
PoLLocK's
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Wholesale and RetM Drug House.
nRUGS, Medicines, and everything in the
~ Drug line to suit the timcs. Onward is
the word.
MEDICINES for the sick at much reduced
prices. Prescriptions prepared ut low prices.
The best OF everything sold-and sold at
prices to suit.
The sick. the lame, the feeble in health, can
have no excuse for remedies they are at
your own price. Come and heal thyself.
Tho Quaker Iiniment for Rheumatism and
Pains; Stanley's Great Cough Syrup for
Coughs and Colds; kina Chill Cure for Chills
and Fever; Queens Delight for the Diseases OF
tho Blood Crimson Tetter Wash for the Com
piexion; Garden and Field Seeds, just re-
ceived; Lnndreth Seeds new supply for
1871. Plant your Winter Garden, sow Cab
bagc Seed, Onion Seed, Lettuce Scotland
Remember-at the Old Stand is the place for
your Medicines. E. n. HEINITSH,
Nov0 Druggist and Chemist.
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nE. DARBY has removed his Private Cflice
IL to his residence. Mt the bead Of I1niyc--
sIty Campus. His Public Office i'm the Medical
Rooms is open as hitherto, from T. NJ. to s
p. M. Oct 2G mw9
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Buckwheat and Golden Syrup
100 BAGS new BUCKWIIEAT FLOUR,
lOO barrels Golden SYRUP, for salo by
Oct 80 +. HOPE.
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Inci6entaIs.

= California has newspaper known as the
Watsonyille Pdjdronian. The newsboys are
shy of 1t.
4. Virginia City is to be the scene of waltz
pionship of Nevada.
With due regard to the requirements of
Lent, Portsmouth, N. H., fisherman caught on
the 4th inst. a Goldfish weighing .125 pounds.
"A physician and an undertaken reside In the
Same house In Boston, and 1t occasioned an awk-
ward mistake day or two ago.
There was another death from trichinG
sp5rdiis, making the fourth in Bridgeport
Conn.,, on Monday. The sickness was caused
by eating raw pork. I
The Louisiana Democratic State Committee
proclaims that there is no middle ground, ex-
cept for those who are on the road to the COM
mon enemy" tEa
"A Bangor man weeps for his fifth wife. To
prevent misapprehension 1t should be added
that he weeps because she Is dead, and hot be-
cause he is In search Of her.
-Four young ladies and q young man were on
Sunday week baptized in Rum river, Minnesota,
while the thermometer marked IL degrees below
zero. m t.. 70. 40
Out in Nevada, they say that, when white
man kills an Indian he presents him with ticket
of admission to the red mans happy hunting
grounds. Thus facetlously do they intimate that
hs 10 IN truth dead-head.
The Louisville Journal wants the author of
"Shoo fly shot, and the Troy Times asks what
shall be done with those who sing it in the
streets? Wouldn't Stop-Cox be effective?
1t Is rumored that Deweese, the carpet
Dagger cadetship seller, from North Carolina,
will be succeeded In Congress by James Harris,
q negro. The exiled member finds this even
more harrs-ing than expulsion. -.J
The Terre Haute Journal calls the ''comic
theatre" In that city dead beat show" since
they posted mo free list" on the door. The
Journal certainly occupies (ter're haute) high
ground.
1t is stated that Sam Collyer was SO severely
injured In the recent prze-6ght that he Is likely
| to quit this earthly tabernacle. He said he was
| perfectly willing to stand 'the hazard of the
| die" but didn't think that Edwards would throw
"fives" every time.
-Four statues are to be placed upon the new
| City Hall of Detroit, representing Justice, In
| dustry, the Arts, and Commerce. The first,
| twelve feet high and cut from sandstone, has
been completed.
| Schools were kept In 5059 districts in Michi-
1 gan last year, and were attended by about
| 270 600 children. The average length of the
| schools was $40 months. They employed
| 1854 male teachers, at an average salary OF
l $47'71 per month, and 1892 females, averaging
| S24 55 per month. The total expense was
| $23S8, 112. 81.
| The Delaware peach-growers are already
| making preparations for the transportation OF
| their crop the coming season. They ask that
| the price for carrying car load of peaches oi
16, 900 pounds from Dover to Jersey City be re-
| duced to $l00 and that the empty baskets be re-
turned free of charge. The growers also say
| that they are unwilling TO pay carriage from Jer
sey City to New York when fruit is sold In the
| former city.
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DIED.

DOUGHERTY.-On the 9th inst john DOUGHERTY,
son OF the late Philip DOugherty, aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence OF his
street, on Monday, the 14th instant, at SO O'Clock
A. NJ.
FRAZIBR.-On the 9th instant, ROBERT FRAZIER,
In the seth year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also tho
Williamson Lodge, No. $780, A. Y. NJ; Humane
Lodge, No. ID, A. o. G.. f.. Mans Beneficial Society,
No. 3; also Hope Hose, Resolution and Friendship
Fire Companies, and the Fire Department In gene
raj, respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
from his late residence, No. 1884 Oss street. on Sun
day, the 18th instant, at O'Clock, Interment at Odd
Fellows Cemetery, ! -a'f
MARff.-On the 10th instant, JOHN C. MARLL, Id
the 9th year of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are Invited
to attend the funeral from his late residence, No
14th instant, at 10 O'Clock To proceed to Laurel
Hill.
THoMAs.-IOn the 11tl instant, j. FANDYKE, son OF
Jos. NJ. and Annie L. Thomas, and grandson OF the
late j. ID. Naisby.s ss5Y3I Mu IC =
TowKsEND.-On the morning of the Sth Instant
LAURA PARMELIA TOWNSEND wife Of Samuel ID.
Townsend, and eldest daughter Of Francis and Jane
Shepherd, In the 22d year OF her age. 4-
The relatives and friends OF the family are par
tculariy Invited TO attend the fuHera from the Res
dence OF her parents, No. 1925 N. Eleventh street.
above Thompson, on Sunday afternoon, March 15,
at O'Clock. Services at the Tabernacle Methodist
Church. Interment at Laurel HILL - ~, sa.I
WALKER.-On the 9th instant at Eckley, Luzerne
county, Pa EMsiA NJ, wife OF the Rev. James
Walker. 4.-"
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence of her father, Henry Green, No. 321 Reed
! street, on Saturday at o'clock p. M. az d. =
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The OItv Amusemouts.

AT THE CHEsNUT the drama OF Otiuer 7totst
and the farce of Turning the Tables win be per-
formed this evening.
There will bo matinee tomorrow aud on
Tomorrow evening Mr.. McManus will have q
benefit.
Ar THE WALNUT Mr.. Fechtcr will personate
Hamlet this evening.
A matinee performance of The Octoroon will
be given tomorrow.
On Monday Mr.. Fechter will appear as ''Ruy
Bias"
AT THE ARCH the drama of The Little Detec-
tiUe will be represented this evening, with Lolita
In six different characters.
AT THE AMATEURS DRAWING Room the
French Comedy Company will appear this
evening In Miss Mutton (Edst Lynno) aud Les
Petites Miseres de la Vie.
AT THE ELEVENTH STREET OPERA House
an attractive bill of minstrelsy Is announced for
this evening.
AT DUPREz & BENEDIcT's OPERA HOUSE
q variety OF amusing burlesques will be per-
formed this evening. rtrU
SIGEoR BIITz and his son will give magi-
cal entertainment at the Assembly Buildings this
evening.
THE PANORAMA of "The Pilgrim" will be OK
hlbited at Concert Hall this evening for the
benefit OF the Fifth Street NJ. L. Church.
x. I. K.--Mr. b. B. Duane will repeat his
humorous entertainment entitled " Ninety
Minutes in Kweer Kompany" this evening at the
Assembly Buildings.
THE SENTz- -HAssLER orchestra will give q
matinee tomorrow at Musical Fund Hall.
GRAND CHORAL CONCERT In aid of the
at the Academy of Music. very interesting
performance may be expected, and rs the object
Is a most worthy one, we hope that there will be
a full attendance.
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The RIChinss Troupe ia Now Orleans.

The success OF the English Opera, since the
opening of Its present engagement in this city,
has been the subject Of general notice. We
ascribe this, in q general way, TO the Intrinsic
merit of the 'Richings Troupe" In special
sense, however, we would call 1t the result of
the universal anxiety that has been aroused
since the moment of the first announcement of
the appearance of the Caroline Richings Opera
in our midst. In a community so peculiarly
musical as that in which we live, it would have
been strange indeed If reception showing,
beyond question the popularity of the English
opera, had not been accorded to 1t. II is not
only from the large audiences that each night
attend the Varieties Theatre that we draw this
moral, but also from the brilliant merit of the
troupe as a whole. Apropos of this we would
like to say that, at the matinee of yesterday,
Eichberg's comic opera of the Doctor of Alodn-
tara, we specially noticed in this opera the vigor
and perfection of the chorus. No better min
Cling of the soloists and the general choristers
could be given we take It, anywhere. If for
nothing else, the Doctor Of Alcdntaro merits
second representation, which, we trust, will not
be declined by tho management.-N. o. Times,
March G.
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FIFTH EDITION.
rHn 1.Arnsr / r ME ws.
FROM lrHE SE1TE.


HAzDrreN. March 11..-A shocking accident
by which miner named N>dward 3. Sweeney
was instantly killed, occurred @ Auoenried
this morning.
1t appears the unfortunate man, in attempting
to jump on a car coming out of the inine,
missed his footing, and, falling between the cNr
and ventilation gate was crushed In horrible
manner. --- ------
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FROM NEW TORE.
The f,oId ExcItemeut-I13kS.

New YORK, March 11.--There was great ex-
citement in the Gold Room to-day. Gold opened
at 11215, rose to 1881, and receded to 112sf.
After 12 o'clock the room was thrown into con-
vulsions by telegrams from Washington that
the House Committee on Foreign Affairs would
belligerent rights to the Cuban insurgents.
This rushed the price up TO 1885, and a scene
Of excitement followed which battles all de-
scription. .r..t te -..,... . q
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GALLAHER-CATTELI.-Ont the 9th instant, at the
Broad Street N. K. Parsonage, No. 1902 Christian
street, by Rev. Samuel Irwin, Nj. WILLIAM II. GAL
OF Chester, Pa.
observation-disclosures 49, at the Roxbo-
rough Baptist Parsonage, by the Rev. David Speu-
KATE AMELIA, daughter or Mr.. Samuel Greger, of
ManayNnk.
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Too orrEs Corn is considered vsry ordinary tripg
affair. Just As well left TO oame and henOe Ws
tematical Neglected. until simple Durable affection
is converted into serious and generally fatal Pulmonary
Disease. The more prudent that violent Cough
Gold should be trOd with, on tho CONTRARY
tskOu Of from It's nOipency promptly make use of
DIR. ID. JATSE's ExrEcroRANrs curative which has sus
tanned It's reputation for thirty years as remedy
always ofoaoious, and most bon eaoai pu
once on all the Bronchial and Pulmonary organs Sold by
all Druggists.
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MARRIED.

Who occupy the whole Block, SIXTH Street, from
Market TO MIno-.
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Children had at retail at the very lowest priceg
ooodyear's manufacture old stand. No. sOs ohssnut
street, lower side. .
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CITY ITENAs.


CLOTHING OHKApxR
CToTHINa BETTER MADE
BETTER OUT
CLOTHING BETTER F1rTINa
AT TOWER HALF
AT Tower HALL.
THAN ANYWHERE ELBB.
BHE1sErT n o.,
NIX. No. SIS MARKET sIREIcr.
NR. WILLIAM W. CASSIDY, the jewelier at No. i2 s.
Second street.. has the largest and attractive
stocks Of all kinds of Jewoy and 6iverware In the oty
dc has also hand large assortment Of ne American
Western Watches. This entire valuable stock il now
being sold out below cost preparatory TO removal Those
who purchase At hs store at the time certain
TO get the worth Of their money.
DnY FEBr-The most enectaal way Of gdArdfpG ones
hcath keep the feet dry and that only he done
by the OF India Rubber Overshoes and the nole
ment season upon us. would adviss readers
buy none bat best quality which oplybs had at
0oopYRAns HeadQuaxtsr. No bos ohsnut street. south
SPRING ovTaooAIs! SPRING ovnRcoArsi--
BLUE. rfg ~ rFtLf OLIVE, GRREz,
Brown. DRAB, MIXTURES OF oAssI dEl y.
CLorH AND MEIroSs ToT
A splendid variety at
~ eHARIKs sToKEs'. No. ss4 ohesuut street.
sMeERT FAMILY szwma MAmpSEs
Ton dollars cash.
Balance In monthly tnstalmsnts
o. Y. DAVIS No. $40 ohssuut street.
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The Coal TRADE.--The following Is the
amount of Coal transported on the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad during the week ending
1hurcdau March IN 1Sy0.-
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19

hearsed under direction Of Agricol Paur AZ the Ger
mania Assembly Rooms In the Bowery, Max Bruch :
song "Frthiofs Sage" which will he OF the three
masschoruses performed by the Singers Union at ther
festival In this city next Summer.
The new Fifty-third-st. Baptist Church DC,
tween Sixth and seventhaves, was formally oeoo1a M
yesterday morning, the Rev. Dr. Dana onoie -
PRAYER Of conservation and the Rev w. H. on from
the pastor preaching the dedcanon !, ,be mvstery
l. Timothy, ill., TO- "And confesscdy greadd stone
ediaee with double towers and GOTHIC sth cmson
furnished handsomely IN 6sot ,s Cost of church lot
~ "a cost of basement built In 1865 $1,000 cost St
building and furnishing the church CSSSeS
s,S do Emrtsare $4,000 floating hebt, $1,000
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The Rey. DR.. Adams, the Rev. DR.. T. l..
Coyler Horaee Greeley. and Bishop James will address
te temperance meeting St Paulo NJ. T. Church this
owning.
The Rev. John Lord, LID, purposes de-
hVerng THE Winter, AT Association Hail. Of 2s
morning Lectures ladies The Great Representa-
sves Of Modern Civilization" The FIRST Dante" IL
b ~ gwen OIL the bt4 Of January.
The nineteenth Anniversary of the New York
Nautcal School win be celebrated this evening No.
Y hadsOn-st. Tue annual discourse, by DR. VIM Psulds
1tols. on Scientific BdaestiOD Of American seanen
v1l be followed by other addresses.
About 800 singers Of the New-York section
81 the SotbEssteyD s,nfegr Union, yesterday re-
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
TOOTHBRUsHEs

TOOTHBRUsHEs
Of best Rnehsh make st greatly reduced prce. -
DrrMAN d Co., Astor House Pharmacy
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
stesmshp Bienvine Baker New-0rleans udse and pass
Steamship Gen Meade sampson EewOesns, mds and pass
Livingston Cheemn, Savannah mds ana pan
Slip American Congress- Ghessn London Oct 2S mise and pass
Is anchored Oh the Bar
sCHoONYRs-RIvER CoAsTwIsh
Rilou Port Iohnson Susan Port johnson.
NJ Lilev NeTandnn Ablie Basde, Baltimore
pIgb, V,,ginia 4 Branerd Portland CT
Hart, so1th Amboy Harriet Ned, Bridgeport
Nnquas Southport ms Nes-hs'tH
Artist. Somerset
BELOW.
Bark Quiclstep Cl,e from Liverpool Nov. 5. mdse
NIND-Sunset, moderate, n. W.. clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo-7oy le-Arnyed steamships Pamrs from lerooi hen
ngton Backstons from Banmoei sps I Anu
Winged zuter, from Calcutta and Manila -.
CHsRLEsroN s. c. la-Arnved steamships Geora nom
York. Maryland, EoD Batmore ser s. H. shAIP Hon fLs
Ssvlyx,u Ga Dec 1s-Arnved steamship Gen Barnes from
Eew.YOrk; T. H. Rich, from Boston, tehfS H. y b IRON
Boston Kenduskeag from Nev-York
FOREIGN PORTS.
LoSDoS Dee 1.-THE German steamship Main, from NeWiorh Dec
g. lOs Bremen has arrived in Great GrInsby HaIOOr
DISASTERS.
ST. THosA Nov 2-Arrved Br bark WOODLAND o. st John ~
Titus MoneydeO kewlok with OF hides 6c
ir hsrg1ng 9Th Br brig Surprise OF Gibraltar Coaiaee
away and loss Of dchAng b. sp Amsnea OF
Hsz N Cochran from Bombay bound to Liverpool with cargo
cotton leaking dnhsrgng The American bark Haa Prank o
Boston, survey 2th American bTgntno
having sold G0i bags Of coGee vet BY salt
and condemned by survey
NAVAL.
The Domingo City Dee TO- and the
Nnask a Porto Pss all we'll The expected
a san Domingo City from Martinique Dec l.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
MRSTCHESTfR COINTY.
NEW-JERSEY.

WHITE PLAINs.-The store of 5. +. Harris s
Co. was robbed Of $50 worth OF goods on Friday night
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19

40 not wih inform y.a esier r~' Dr. wons oz
has discovered rcmel, that COa,enpton when the snrs
half co-sreiin short will all deass -hsthr ofmind bo
hive forever aud leave desh p, r want OF
work and sdedgnsi 20 make teie bhssu frh-
which Ies,n % ,. be os loa have hesrd enoesh
ofhd ks n huHhuEgs. But Nh-n tell that pr hsse
Rsmey u pas,ro tie Cs,srh In ihs
on that which Thousands testify a. vH pay 80" ke
ward for tb. Il ut ygs Dpso~s Ana obr
information free 90 sdrea 1tis rrinsif
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL PARIS OF TIRE WORLD
phoc 90 Sent by mail pop.i r-cp OF rry ots o.
iom psssge m dosr Beware " cv9ntrv ana sonh nm
isons See that stamp winch Is positive guarantee Of
uuinYn,s upon de outside wrappet Remember that this private
s.up by United Government .prs Tor s1aPss
medicines s .ddrss and the ~oris l.
Ceae of Gnunes engraved snd ne.a nv et nsAieu
swne othss representing hemseitss
living that hes hs .nd Egbt
70 msnuhe,ur. the gesans Dr. sate isn "'~
lJa s,pscssL, Bs1sls n T.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19

II. N. SoUIRE's, 81 Fulton-st., New ork, J
ire beet sbe WATcHK tine DkoSp eoMos 'hNHi
Nj and STKRLIsG bLyKKwARB Diamonds specially.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19

All kinds Of Twine, Cordage, and Paper
Net sash pnoeL WILLARD HARVsI SV brOAo"v' N'"'i",
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Everett Controller Hubbard of the
L. 5 Treasury Department. and Prof d. p Hove o. ~
tom BreVoOrt House-Ex-Go j. Gregory enltn ent 70 -
Vermont New-York HotelThe Hon. W. M GTin ,,,n U
Calforniast. Denis Hoel-D. r. Locke ipetIo1eyd
v Nasby) OF Toledo.===St- James HOtel-Coi Dai S,a
v A. and Rufus W. PeckhaIn, jr Albany - . @ So,e
man House-Ex Congressman T. HubPslii y, of
kie " " Metropolitan Hotel-Baron FaIkenuo f A
Germany St Nicholas HOTEL. H. ramsey Ol al
bany b. f. Smith Of Ohio, G. Gilman OF sSSs Msrrtan Of
X Ellsworth of Penn YAM n Y, and Col j. . Ii ~,
~ paul MINI Westminster HOTEL r. Onlola vi, vi
fbe Chilian AlbemaTe H0tel-Geh5 ,,i Joi
a. Uagard of Rhode ISland.===Fifth-ANenue hOlSI
The Hon Richard Crowley Of Lockport NJ u Lansing lansing
prTJyn Aibanv- James Terwilliger Syracuse; WlIain
Mason Of TauntOn- Mass, ana NaP~ hH0A Va "''
Point. .ur.
sono,or Harry Wilson and Representative George r.
HCar were ina tie city Saturday, ON the way 10 tet
homes Massachusetts
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
PASSENGERS ARRIYED.

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
FROM NEW ORLBAES-ln steamship Gen Meade, Dec lS-o W.
ooue and Wife TvesdAe and wife John Gait and WIFE, and two
in the
PROM sAVANHAH-In seAmship Herman Livingston Dec n-
John hurrsy and wife Mis- v Howard Howard John Calvin
Milton g. Adams Van Sasser D. C. Cave, r. Vase W. hclsvy
Tucker C. Henderson T. Hutchn T. RobIee, hAser W. A.
Parker. and Is in the steersge
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19

The best Holiday Gift,
sos Broadway, n Y.
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HOME NEWS.
TETR WEATHER


=, m 400. II D. m $40. Dec. 1850, So, Syo. ...
Appended Is abstract OF the CehtrA ssIA ~
logical Department report Tor the weeh enuins Don
BLRoxErSR- lnches IhhNsoNH at
- IL ma nee II a 2a4 Maximum m. Dee H.. .s3
s@ a. n m pee IA 296s4 Minimum, AZ N. Dec 231
go Range Ito
Rs~aRKs-Dec ll-RAn from 10 Il amount OF Ns'er
Dch Dee l2.-Rsin from h. m q m 70 m smouM u
,er II p week. LII Inch Distance Travelled BY the
m dur ug the seek, 9l2 miles
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19

PATERsoN.-aayor Ryle has vetoed the wlisst- Horse
Railroad scheme The County Freeholders have voted
90 build new iron bridge the Passac River the
foot OF Maiust The debt OF the city amounts TO
S according % the map, there are 800 streets
II the city The Passaic County Courts Will open to-
morrow morning.
NEW ARK.-The wreck at the Bay drawbridge was cit
Sre cleared away as night and the engine aud tender
raised Four machino-shOps and founder1es are en-
plOyed the castings and wrought iron for the new
span and every thing il ready raising the truss.
Since Friday. four steamboats, have made regular trips
between NeWlOTk and ElZabethpO connecting with AL
regular through trains. The officers OF the road that
use repair VIII he completed within 10 days from the
dat Of the accident John SchO1ed OF No. l46 Warren
IN GDeenst, yesterday morning John Reitz OF EIza~
bA dangerously injured here yesterday, In trying
GET on a train while II in rDOtion The plot OF
land Pgrchased by the Catholics, for Cathedral SITE
Broadst below the South Park, has been thrown the
market again They looking for desirable LOT, h
Os.1ril situation.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19

SPECTACLEs, EYEGLASSES, OPERA AZ
FIELD-GIAssES JAMES fkksIios' iof proAu"~'
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
IAnnouneemenu

AFFECTIONS OF THE LIVER, BILIOUS DisoR-
pxRs SICK HEADACHE, &C. ARE THOROUGHLY CURED bf pA
JAMES PLLs AcrSe exsKRAL LAXATIVE fHhi
HExovH ALL IRRITATING nAr1TR IRON THE BOWELS
GRADUALLY cHASeR ov rHr 'rorAcH AND
I1rsE AND HEALTHY CONDITION BOLD
By ALL DRUG6nrA
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.. y. :
deco ia5 Il Sheriff of the ID;
Earfheleiuy EeOubny VS.. James gserrOr-
Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans.

Earfheleiuy EeOubay VS.. James EcrrOn-
Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. "a 1874.
PY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF SEIZURE AND
40 sale 10 me directed by the honorable the
Fourth District Court for the parish of Olea ~ in fba
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at public
auction at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ey.
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom.
house streets, in the Second District of this city on
MONDAY, January %, 1871, at twelve o'clock NJ the
following described property. to witt
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated lyiro and
being in the First District of this city in the square
bounded by Gravier, Galvcz, Perdido and johnson
streets, designated by the number nine on a plan
made by l.. Reizeusten late Surveyor on the sixth
OF March, 1867 deposited in the Office of w / Cas-
tell notary public III this city for reference Said
lot measures, according to said plan thirty faet
front on Galyez street. by depth of one hundred
buildings and improvements thereon rights. WAYS
and advantages thereunto belonging or in a,svyise
appertaining. '
Being the same property acquired by defendant
herein from henolas HERON, per act passed before
said notary, W. j. Castell, on the'twenty-sixth No
yenlber, 1869.
Seized III tine above suit.
Terms-l. In cash for a sufficient apoun4 .,
pay Painths claim, to wit The sum of nine
hundred and four dollars (S9Os) with IN,
thereon at eight per cent per annuyn fron, tbo
twenty sixth day of November 1863 ill the DIV Of
SALE five per cent attorneys fees and costs Of st
T. The purchaser to assume, to the extent of fhe
anouna o, ms pid the payment of a proinissory
note, secured cy concurrent mortgage on said
property. drawn by defendant to his own o-dar
ana py MN lnd0rsed, dated the twenty-sxth dav ~
November, 1853, for the sum of nine hundred do,.
payable ,ghteen months after date, and
annum fsom date till paid. g. And the baencap o 81
tue proc e Republication. if any, cash the spot
des,jss q Sheriff Of the Parish Il o. or ses