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Sprrial llotirfs.

TURNER'S NEURALGIA PILL-The great rem.
edy for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. More
than 100000 cured by It in the last two years Price
by mail, package 81 90, "a packages 1871.
THE LORRAINE VEGETABLE CATHARTIC
PlLL-rhe best known remedy for all Diseases ofthe
Blood, stomach, Liver Kidneys; for Headache, Rhsu-
masm, and in whore acathartlc ia required
Price by mail box 81 cts, - boxes s2G4
TURNER n Co, l2O fremont Street. Boston. Nass.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-19

TIN Nrw posrtor SrNrs. Itis well
known TINT q set Of postage stamps OF
entirely new designs, has been for some
tune 10 preparation, We Learn the
stamps vii BE- issued ahou the middle
OF tins month We append a dgscriP-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-19
PLANTATION BlTTERS
S T. 1860 X

This wonderful vegetable restorative Is the
sheet,auchnr 81 the feeble aud debili,stcd. Asa
tonic and cordial tor the aged and languid, u has
no equal among stoniachcs, AaAfemedy for the
nervous weakness 20 which women are especially
subject, ii is supersoding every other silmulAnt
In all climates, tropical temperate or lrigid, Il
acts az specific ia every spocies % disordeT
which undermines the bodily strength and breaks
down The animal spirits. fnr sale by all drug
gists. 6nt9
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THE NEW ARTICLE OF ROOD

Tor twenty. ave cents ven caa huvaf youf Drag
gis, 81 Oiucer package 81 sea Moss fsriuo,
manufactured from pure Insh Mosn 81 Caffageeu.
which viii make sixteen quarts ~ nlaut Maugs.
aud bkc qaanti,y u uading. Custatis Cfesma
Charlotte ltu-sc. Sc, 3e. It's by tsr The cheap
est. hoalthiost and most delicious tpod Ia the
world,
RAND SEA MOSS FARlNE co.
Is Park Place, \. u
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The subseribor has used this remedy Ia Al 81
lonsye Dental practice in Central New York, for
many years, and has never known u 10 fall, and
knows il never viii fail 10 relieve instantly ~bsis
direct application 10 the Serys can be made,
and recommends il under gnarntee 20 All,
when used ~ directed. as preferable b all other
remedies known,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-04-19

There are at present 900 women
in the SnltAn's harern
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CURE OF THE
TOOTH ACHE,

This remedy, where the Nerve Of the Tooth u
exposed so that direct application Of the III
tract eau be made TO il, is warranted to reiiey
immediately II is perfectly safe to use aud con
taias no Creosote, Opium, Arsenic, or Poisonous
matter Of any kind, aud viii not injure the Teeth
or Gums II causes free flow Of salisA, feliey-
ing the seeroting vessels (which are often sur
charged) and extracts any Inflammation that
may exist.
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DIRECTIONS PoR usR

Remove al extrAnsous matter from tho Tooth
by carefully wlping ii ont. then set piece "
clean cotton With the Krtracl, and p'set y care
fully 10 the cavity aud y II reaches ibt nerve us
pain viii instantly cease when the nsfFs ls Aet
quite exposed. repeated application wiii have u"
fleet 10 relieve The palm though nos ss sooa'
where there ia DO cavity 81 deeay, bathing the
gums repeatedly viii stop the pain With squa
certainty. Fall directions accompany each bot
tle. Keep the bottle well eoftsd
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DIR. KOOE
ETHEREAL EXTRACT,

FOR THE INSTANTANEOUS AND CERTAIN
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i PRICE acc per Bottle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-04

rIinpic,s Luck nj walIacl,,s.

Mr. Broughaln's very good drama, :" The Rcd
Light" was withdrawn last Monday at Wallacl'- to
make place or one not good though from tie
same "rac' scd aud prolific pen, entitled "Minne's
Luck, or Ups and Downs Of City Life" The former
play had to do with high life ami this with low
"Minnies Luck was written, 1t Is stated, TO
Give field for the display OF the talents
OF a quite young actress, Miss Laona Lavender.
play manufactured to order for such specific pur-
pose Is not apt TO have great general merit All
the subordinate characters are sacrificed to give
prominence TO the one for whom II was pre- pared,
aud the action waits while this one shows M his or
her speciality, whether II be dancing SINGING banjo
playing, or. " In the case Of Miss Lavender. an
three The young lady in question has fresh,
natural unframed uuoyancy th.t carries her throQ III
her part with much credit 10 herself and pleasure to
her audience. The character i that OF child, and
Miss Lavender gives IT with cLids viydcity and
artlessucss.
Mr.brougham has fitted hmsolfwtl tho part Of vi
vicious h hearted generous hAphlz trl reporter OF
a ClN ia or, iniCTN loving every lOdY with INF ach-
ing nudacty, md writing no sensations with an I'M
bounded fancy aud the rcc-t ul rnnls Ia the good
ness OF hs Heart lc IoscUCs MiHHle from yugub0ud,
cn,taway life, and restores her TO her mother There
IL no complication Of plot 10 pcrpoX the MUD thefo
warm nigis, hut the llN "a series Of intcrC ling
PICTURES Of possible adventure In tits cry MCssrs
Stoddurt Fisher. and barry, and Miss Lizzie Price
Miss Annie Dcland, and Miss hesIayer ia the
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DIED.

KELLY On SUNDAY july 3. Mary Elizabeth. the
be Owed vile Of Chlstonher Kelly, age ~ wears.
The remains Will hc taken from h'r late residence
No. l3i Mulberry It TO -. Patrick Cathedral.
Tuesday. July D. ut y o'CllCK a. NJ. whore q solemn
high mass utIcg ulUU VIII io III the rgpOsc
her soul. Tie ieuuins viii ne taken tom he Cathedral
10 calvary Gene cry Tor lnrErn. The friends and
lafyf NJ the family are respectfully invited to attend.
Bllumpte Nd, pAUyrs please copy.
MORGAN Brooslvn, p. u. on Sunday, July 3,
1870, Louisa Morgan, widow OF the late James Morgan
aged 20 years.
NOucn II the funeral hereafter.
TAlPI N.-suddcnly, IN oloralo. near Denver, on
SUNDAY. june ~. Geo W. 1"Ilvn, ot Chicago OF the
late nrm Of Cathart Lewis iappcn. in the 2Gth year
Of his age.
Is relatives and friends and those of hts father Geo
Happen, Jr, Hre respectfully iirvled 10 attend his
funeral. from the Ringers Church. coricr OF Madison
Gv and 18Th st. on WcdnesdHy morning. July q, at il
O'Clock. without fur her notice.
NOTICE Il q. OF q. F.-1hc members of Diamond
io'gc, No, 10, arc requested 20 meet at the Lodge
Room, at Il O'Clock Me- on Tuesday. July 8, TO attend
tie funeral of cur late brother. \ T.. Wood.
by order. JAS. r. HUDSON. NC.
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be gCE Win ever write to Miss Lent n
rRLEoRAN.
yIyroLA, May Il. 1870.
wnI get fruit. Get team myself for wedding. viii be
there Tuesday evening. De ready,. ,,r,,-,r,ro>,
nrYrISoroN's FLIGHT.
Huntingdon after the flight OF the ught Of the 10
tended marriage, went to New York some friends
OF Miss Lent. through the columns Of THE son, ex-
posed the gentleman. which called iorth the sub
joned
MS LIFE WAS GnowIxo LITTLE BRIGHTER.
June TO-
on! MARY 'PNr! Tsu possible that must attribute
feelings TO the consequence OF the decd YOU
have commttcd2 Yesterday life Just beainnng TO
morning / was told that n report hal hccn entered
against nc to the effect that had abandoned Young
LADY, ana they did not to give employment 70 any
snch ucrSon. TO say that was sqrDristd would lui
THINK when you sald, "Yes. release you rom
Your engagement" that you would not keep
your word. ! cAnnot thlnx II Of you; even
60. on, wont you ease nv nino BY simply writing to
me TO the effect that am rcleagcd. Won't you do
IN oct OF Justice IN making the declaration aud send II
70 me-, IL there enough Of ciuety In orr nature to
blast all my PROSPECTS tor lfo2 II not please sign this
and return 1t to me.
THE RELEASE.
The undersigned in the afirng Of her name to this
statement, declares W. ". Huntington released from
all obligations, aud from the engagement which has
heretofore existed between us"
add YOUR name TO the above. Return 10 w. u. Hunt
Ing on, 40 Wet Fo eighth street, New YORK.
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5nsintss Notius.

Chiidren often need n good, safe tonic,
which, without possessing the qualities Of unhealthy
stimulant viii yet to give tone to the stomach
and strengthen the organs OF digestion by infusng
naturally new vlgor INTO the system overcome any ap.
parent feebloncsa and want OF vitality. Or. Jaynes
Vermifuge Is a compound wei suited 10 such cases.
besides being most useful tonic. its long estab
lished reputation q vermifuge contributes to mako
remedy frequently required In every family. likely.
If administered promptly and JudciouSiy 10 tho
parent much anxiety and expense and the child great
deal OF suffering. Sold everywhere. Small size %
cents; double size % cents per bottle.
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THE LONG ISLAND CRY ELECTION.
The Charter Election Tomorrow cpcaters
Expected TO be on Hand.

The Charter Election TO-morrow-Rcpcaters
Expected to be on Hand.
Long Islanl City holds its first election for
charter officers tomorrow. The new city en-
braces Hunters Point, Blissvile, Raycnswood, Dutch
Kills. Astoria, and Bowcry Bay and is included in
FIVE wards. It will be controlled by Mayor, Re.
cordcr, Treasurer. Collector, two Aldermen from
each ward one Justice OF the Peace. ind two Con-
stables. and the entire expenses Of the Government
are limited to $4,000 annually.
Three tickets are in tie field.
THE CANDIDATES.
ron MAYOR.
A. d. Ditmars....Aaron Hsbee.....A. d. Dtna.s.
ron REcoRnER,
Geo Parscl!s.....John b. Madden. John d. Madden.
FOR TRrAsrER.
John noran...,..James rsdale. james Tisiale.
FOR COLLECTOR
James Bradlcy....James Braolcy..H C. Johnyon.
TOR JUSTICE or TuR PRAor.
W. Paul Drown.,AleX. Moran. .....AcA. Moran.
v...,. Nam roG ci ALpEE,urS' po,,,,,.,,
i"iiII77 Rulioiph. WIN Mqrpay.....H Raiaipr. '"'
u ioasrgun. owen llatk.......n Lonergan.
~ c7 3 PrS,S9 Hwy 3 yb rrSn
SO. II. lIlutcr...Joln : Harris. John Harris.
l. n Sars i Ryn. :" A. Bdaaett.
IShni ws2nlG W. U Srs
Wm. Cariu - Koweuhoyea...F Kowenuoycn.
In the First Ward William lyman, Geo. W. Flock
William Iicsney. and James Monaghan are running
Party lines arc sIaci;eued for the contest owing
TO disailection In the Democratic ranks. John s..
Madden the Democratic member of the last Logis
treachery in the Senatorial contest last fall and he
has become the leader Of the sOrchclds OF the new
city. Ahram d. Ditmars may be returned as Mayor
II q fair election Is held.
There is an arrangement for the importation Of
rcpeaiers from New York and Brooklyn, hut the
Shcrlns Lave taken ample measures to bau!k their
schemes.
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those who have seen II do not care to dispute the
belief Of the natives that IL Is vciitable diaOoca
possession Of tie most orthodox type.
orr AGAIN ron the PACIFIC.
Tired Of civilized lifc Elisha lot long since set out
on his return his equatorial islands. We have re-
ceived letter from him dated ut Honolulu lie Is
now probably an ong his Kanaka friends. We hore
to sec him nrnin, during this summer, and so
get answers TO many questions concerning the 20
Cilc I.laMdels which he undertook to furnish.
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Celebration ut Grand Park.

fa'urs VINO DESIRE 70 participate IN tue 'e'cbration
OUR NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY
on MONDAY, july I.
will take tho EARLIER TRAINS
at A. NJ. an 4 ".
Bnt oil who lCtNe on tie il:D \. W. t-nr.
Will arrive In time for the EXTRA COLLATION.
AFTERNOON SALE.
Carriages Will he M attendance upon the
arrival of each train.
ladies and gentlemen NAV be assured that MO-
FIREWORKS, VIII he permitted on the grounds, AMI
every PROVISION VIII be made for the comtor. and Gu.
ter nllmcut Of visitors.
REMEMBER trains leave depot. corner OF 9Th ~
ana 9Th ay., at : A. NJ, 9A ". ard il:fA 4. y.
ANDEEW WILSON, ia,
81 Broadway.
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SATURDAY, July 2-lLoUR ANp MrAL-ShI ping
grades OF western and state nuuF were yuIY TAR
demand and steady, but other qualities dlli extra
western and state $5l5 Is q do round hoop ONO,
S5IDhi5i5. corn meal quiet aud unchanged.
fUNDrIEF-CCttun nominal at 90. C. tor m.uding up
lands, spirits urrentine hrn at 3,Lc. kosns n net.
Icuuleun s'eldy at &c. Nhskcv lower at titstlOl.
IaOw moderately active a. gS0en.c. ktJlrtnc buoy.
ant at lgl5@Ac for choice Frelpht' fairly active and
mCnts OF b2,O Bushels
GRAIE-M heat was active and prices generally 1rm.
Sales l5 voc bush. At A. ns- ~ far ad ADTng S6
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SPECIAL 9lctitrs.
EXCELSIOR ROOFING COMPANY.
CHcJrporatcd under ia" Laws OF this STATED

ENV ELNION HUNTING IUWPANN.
(lHcJrporatcd under tn" Laws OF this Statc.)
Ofce % Deyst.
l.. +. NOBLE. President.
Tin roofs coated with our Excelsior Cement other
roofs with Canvass, Fetng. and Gravel Lcaky roofs
repaired and made water tight
ALL WORK WARRANTED
We claim for our Cement u super ory over all others
for It's elasticity. lis mpo, usuess ~ wafer, It's ire
proof Gu tites, and ITS durability
We refer by permission TO tho following wcl,.snown
gentlemen;
Gov. l.. u. MORGAN. New York.
lion. GEORGE OPDGKE. New Yory.
!. c. CALHOUN, ESQ, Prrs. Fon.th Nat Bank. n. Y.
Con. JOHN a. DIX, sew York.
+. !. BLAKE, ESD Pres. Mercantile Nat Bank, y. Y.
And others.
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Arriyed-srNpAY. July 5.

HrfTNfW
Steamship ohm Gibson. Washington and Alexandria.
nidsc and pass.
steamship Herman Livingston. Savannah, mdso. and
pass.
Brig Ida ". Conery. Trinidad. sugar.
Brig Carrie =. Pickering taiearton, sugar and mo-
lasses.
Brig Hyperion. Havana sugar.
Brig Gambia, Snyauilln, mdse.
Brig Anna Elizabeth Bangor, umber.
schf Independence. Charleston, G., Int tDtr.
Schr Welcome II. Beebe Rocklaud. Me, ice.
Also, the usual river aud coastwise vessels.
sAILKp.-Bark Cntllon. for Antwerp.
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nE cLINas 10 nls rIRsT LoyE.

NTTNFTTN-
My DEAREST MAMR-I am in rccel.t of Nuu', viii.
ton sunday. am 10 GLAD that all Is well agHui snl
feel uneasy because ot ARG craig. ~ icul 30 sorry
Tor her am W oug iu Zee Iug fu2 have Nrtttn her
word slN ne tHat c0nsiacr Il to be ub duN 10 ciag
TO ms Gr-t love and cNrctEiug nv sorrow hDctIs' Of
her mautcstlug feeling other thLH that OF itvud hI
frmc. feel II to DO MY duty cal and s,c her on
my way 20 r. ~
DluI you think had better see her and tell hcr IN
so many words that She can ne nothing more tlgn a
ircnd? A. u those inv tRt'Ons, Mary, Z III mpo 'lnc
v nave tacm print, At Hem stead. In TUG dpt % acc
NUT SpAd to Sew York Tor the paper aud cAN"t'i
AID uen have then printed; winch canuu! u done m
time Now, what SHAH we do IN mat case suppose
we mus, have the Invitations, a have been thinking
ut having u announced IN church. with the reque.t
ina, Your friends be present know OF no otacr way
MIR Sllcck ml-ht ANNOUNCE II next sunday. Hut do
just you please, II - TOO late 10 have tIem uAeI
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Perfectly safe In rIi Cases.

Mrs. WINDOWS SOOTHING sYRUP. for AL diseases
OF children, such tcethng, wind collie, &C. IL u safe.
reliable. and harmless remedy. Il not only relieves
tho child from PAIN Dut regulates the stomach and
bowels, corrects aciditv and and energy to
the whole system gycs rest - thc mother ald heath
to the chill.
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The Increasing Demand for HcimboId's
Dnchu sufficiently indicates It's value for the OF
diseases OF the bladder, Eidncys and urinary organs
II also emincn,y successful In couneractins dysPcp
STA. organic weakness, dropsy gravel sirangurv TO-
male complaints, daboos and catarrh of the bladder.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-04

nal pure article without change while several arti.
clcs pretend TO destroy Lyons Kills. and without poi.
Its effects wonderful None can be relied
upon except that signed T. LYON. Buy and Lyons
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MVSGRAVF-FllI.D.-On Mondlv. June -, Mt Graz
Church, san Francisco, by hc Right Rev. lsh1p Kip,
Anthony Nusgravc. Governor VI British Columbia, to
lcanl. Lucinda. daughter OF David Dudley Field, Of
New York.
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DTYORCEU.

DAvIs--In this cttv. on Monday, Junr 6, 1870, BY
judge =, loew, Mary Z. u. Davis from Hrin Davis.
Rhodes In TINS city on Mon.av, Jrn' u. 1870. nv
Judge = Freedman, Arna Elizabeth Rhodes from
David q. Rhodes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-04
MdRINE rNTELLIGEyCE.

MINIATURE ALNASAc--THIs DAY.
sun rscs...t &lun scts."...i 81 Moon tets....u 50
HON WATEH-THts nay.
Sandy Hookl iluoy. Islandii 10 Hell Gatc..2 q
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Rcnd To-Ntorrow's san.
MtRsfED.

Wheeler Il Wilson Nuctipra, 1.1ff Urord-
sold by paving go down and $40 per month with
ont extra charge. Machines 70 let. j. 4. ELLIS.
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The Burning oil "a California Town.

SAN FnANclsco, .Inly 3-lhe town OF Orovlle,
CAL WIS rearly DESTROYED by tire today, TIE
buildings were nos'l Is OF wood, and burned with
such rapidity that the inmates barely escaped from
the flames.
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A yery nice slur or sarcastic expression.
NV parents viii not De preselt. shall he there
the morning Of Me ,5h without fall Ithall not rite
AHGin UNI SUNDAY.
would like very much TO have answer to this so
that may know what you intend doing IN regard TO
those invitations.
iiesss write a good long letter. Remember. It viii
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FINANCIAL AYO COMMERCIAL.

Good sherry. port: claret, aud white wines 81 20
per .a.lon az u MouQ 81 and 50 Nas.an sl.Adg
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DEATH Nv THE METROPOLIS.


what kind OF Meat IL Sent TO Public Institu-
tions sheep rs Lambs.
Abraham Stran Of the Sanitary Police was nc-
eused yesterday before Judge Brennan OF trying to
blockmsil walstein @. Fox, butcher at West Wash
ington Market, BY demanding lamb from him.
Mr.. Fox testified that on the third OF June Stran
seized upon three sheep dressed as lambs, and con-
demncd them as being unfit to eat. But Mr.. Fox
spoiled his casegaganst the onicer by adding that
be had twenty eight lambs on his STALL and that
one, at least. OF those left behind was far worse
than those seized, nevertheless Il WAS sold to
butcher aud sent to a public Institution in Brook
I'm. Onicer Stran sworc that the animals wero
blown. and "plnited " heavily with mutton tat to
make them look like Limbs aud that as 10 found them
unfit for human food, he seized them and sent them
10 the rendering vais. Onicer stran produced n
record 10 show that from Feb. I, 1904 to May q,
1sIU he seized ~ bad ment In Washington Market,
$50 calves, 1850 sheep, IS hogr, - pounds Of ham,
2bto pounds OF beef, lU52J pounds OF poultry, and
S,525 pounds OF game.
Esehcwing nj all times every pretcnsion to In.
fabilitv, Knox the halter Of 2il Roadway. has won
the proud distinction Of being vt the cry head OF the
hating interest In America. In nothing is hts nrt
more obvious chan IN the great patronage Witch he
enjoys, and the extensive fame which att sts the
tupenoritf OF Lis head cover ngs.-ldC.
Bargains in Watches. Jewelr'. and slvcrware.
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Bargains In Watches. Jewelrr, and Silyerware-
j. II. Johnston Robinson, $50 Bowery
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LING WAU, CHINESE PHYSICIAN,
40 Eas. iith -.
CONSl LIAIION FREE.
READ TO-MORR0w's sUN.

Sure HOTEL FIRE I-LAND, OPEN
June l. Take south ldc Railroad, foot koOscyclt At,
; 4. NJ. and $50 T.. VI. New steamer MlSNlE WAR
REs TO beach, u. :. > ANMlS
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THE MONARCH OF rHr SEA.

re IS thoroughly game, and as cunning az he Ia
brave, Any one Who has ever tried to thrust pin
o. hceam through piece OF loose and wrinkled
cloth knows how dihlcult IL In TO do 80 compared 70
the case with which IL will 20 through piece which
y l2hI aud smooth The sperm bull seems to un.
'-'H" '"- "''hnnlS involved In this fact. for lie
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DFATH AND BURIAL.

A great cutlery IL made when a Kanaka dies and
mourn.ul huolah hoolah Is held over HIN. Gu
sucn occasion family briG-s Out it, fiil teDsl-
tyye, and tits then seen what it, Musical treasures
arc worth. The same songs are used for funerals IA
Tor losti'e occasions, aud gay or sad character is
given to them by the performers.
The corpse is buried IN the or in the sand.
White men are never allowed TO be buried near
natives, rs the latter firmly believe that in such
case the dead parties would kick up a row. Some
times n clici keeps the corpse of one OF his family
IN tho house as long MS possible. lie oils it every
day, and makes much Of it, aud when he can keep il
no longer he saves he skull. A great many skulls
in q family Is "a mark OF distinction and noble
lineage some of the Kanaka7 have heaps Of their
ancestors skulls piled up in the yard, OF in a shed
made for the purpose.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-22
POLICE MATTERs-PREyALENCE or DRUNKEN.
NESS

Only 81 complaints against officers awaited
hearing before Comml .soner smith yesterday. Owns
to the axity with which the Excise Law Is enforced,
majority OF the Police furnished with liquor free by
the saoonkeeper their posts and as Iue1cc.
the force is rapidly becoming demOrazed. Not tiHi
day pa without several complaints for mtOAltapn
Ten or twelve Patromen dismissed weekly ior tii'
and other serious Offenses, but the dcmOrazab'n coli
Times Indeed many OF those dismissed are new hl.
pOntees who seem 10 think the political Influence tit
secured them positions also sufficient 10 she'll fErm fuI
punishment for neglect of duty violation of the rules
OF the Department.
Patrolman Peter Reverty OF the Sixth Precinct wa,
absent from reserve duty Nov. II, without leave nom
9:l5 "A. until l20 p. m, ana when ne entered Ii'
station House muC intoxicated as To be- unnt Tor
duty The officer admitted that he had been dIuklnS.
but denied that he intoxicated Dsnl--ed Hdfru-
man Neil Duffy of the Fourteenth PrcciDt has been
policeman 20 years and bears the reputation OF =
fearless and efficient officer Recently he has been on
duty AT Police Headquarters at night. few days agu
he absent from duty for five hour, and returned
under the influence of liquor. The evidence 3c'in-L
Duffy conclusive, and he admitted tEe rhaiS''
owing to his long service, the Commissioners recon-
meuded that he be let off with ten DAYS pay.
Patrolman Matthew Meehan Of the Tenth Precinct has
been 46 days member OF the Police force, lhcnhg -
DAYS in the school of Instruction He has aadJ Urru
reprmanded and fined three days pay lc,terldy
he was charged with cOnyersng with female ~ an
aIleyway while ON duty. Referred To the Board.
Patroinan Leonard 4. Fleming OF the NEetcrniL Pre-
cinct has been retired pension OF 800 ana P1h'-
man Samuel AresOn Of the Eighteenth Precinct on pea,
sion OF $50.
The Board Yesterday received a communication from
the Department of Docks, setting forth ihat ichy tj
will remove number OF distractions from Pier No q.
North River. Resistance being expected, the Irrar-
rnent ask the protection Of the police, when SupclM-
tendent Kelso was directed 10 furnish.