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Ia A. LAwRBNCE, AUCTIONsER.

IL. A. LAWRENCE, AUcTIoNsER.
GREAT STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.
AND AUCTION SALE OF LOTS.
10 tho beautiful village
or GLENDALE, L. l.
sAwgENcE. OAKLEY 4 FLEURY
will orer . public suction, At Glendale, L. l., on
IhURsDAY. JUNE 80 1870.
WITHOUT RESERVE.
the following described property, viz;
81 DEsISABLB BUILDING LOTS, located on
graded avenues.
TERMs-io per cent. on day OF sale. 70 per cent
within thirty days. balance ia payments Of 90 PER
MONTH
THE wYcKoFF HOMESTEAD, with lots This
dwelling Il substantial double frame. with 10 rooms.
pleasant grounds, &C.
Terms-O per cent. on day Of sale 70 per cont within
80 days balance on bond and mortgage years, with
cent interest
The sale will commence the arrival OF the excur
sion train at II O'Clock A. NJ and nfter ths auction sale
THE BEST COLLATION. OF THE SEASON WILL
Re SERVED, including
STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM,
with all OF the other substatals In abundance AFTER
% BEAUTIFUL LOTS, fronting on graded avenues.
will he offered at
PRIVATE SALE,
on SCHOOLEY's GRAND AND ORIGINAL GLEN.
DALE PLAN. by monthly payments Of 80.
In order to maze this Festival day one OF great ad'
vantage to oil who attend IL,
TIE GLENDALE LOT ASSOCIATION
have decided TO makea
DISCOUNT OF % PER CENT
from the printed prices Of FcD. 10. 1910.
FOR THIS DAY ONLY.
OVER 100 LOTS ALREADY SOLD.
Every avenue graded and lined with handsome
shade trees.
Depot in the centre Of the property.
10 daily steam trains.
Is minutes TO the ferry.
Locality healthy snd elevated.
Is new houses gone up this winter
New houses started weekly.
One and half miles from the city line
Part OF the % lots offered located on Myrtle av
the same avenue that commences at the City Hail.
Brooklyn aud paved 10 city line, and graded through
| Glendale.
| PROPERTY IN GLENDALE HAS DOUBLED IN
PRICE SINCE LAST SUMNER
| Lots that were purchased on tae monthly payment
plan for 800 months ago have been sold recent
ly for s2oSash Lots that sold at 500 have been sold
| ct 500 andNso
This sais will close out all the tots for sale In Glen
dale. No more TO he had NJ any price.
| The excursion train. via South side RIA iroad viii
leave the OF South 9Th St WiianSburgh, at lOil5
| A. N. on THURSDAY. JUNE80.
Free excursion tickets and maps can be had on nppi
| cation at the offices OF
| LAwRENCk, OAKLEY & FLEURY,
10 Pine st., New York.
And THE GLENDALE LOT ASSOCIATION
| VI Cedar st.. room s.
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THE FINEST PROPERTY
ever offered at auction
nwN YOUR HOME
wEsI ILUsHINu.

WEST ILUsHINU.
Go to the once nesr the depot at West Flushing
open all day. sundays includedJ
II only fifteen each way for railroad fare
and to commuters less than 81 weekly, including fer
rAge, Si.25 per week.
Nearly 1900 Lots have been sold already since this
beautiful village hrst opened to the public. II
contains 100 dwellings. and "a already live
settlement far exceng all others in It's natural I'D
vantagcs. "a well rs its nne improvements.
Heed this advice and 90 At once to WEST FLUSH.
ING. The price 10 only
tU0 PER LOT,
Payable 90 monthly and no interes, TO pay. No Auc.
tonccrs fec, other expenses. Deeds given At
II fun payment is made nj time OF purchase and an
allowance Of per cent. FOR cash.
Aner the first payment of tiO the putchMer
~ and bud upon the lot n he desires then pay
monthly Women can purchase lots in their own names,
All who would be independent OF landlords seek TO
invest their money safely and probably are invited to
go and examine this offer at once. Maps nee at the
once a. west Flushing and also of the undersigned
BENZ. W. HITCHCOCK. (PuOsherl,
q
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ynsuraru.
Nlstrlluntou.

nIyORCES legally obtained deseTtion, &c, sum.
~ clent cause, no publicity charge In advance
advice FREQ NJ HOUSE, Attorney 70 Nassau It,. n, Y.
VyOR SALk-Steauishlp STAR and Stripes, newly
H. coppered In good order aud as the now lios at 9th
ST. Wl amsburgh 40 tons, buit at Mystic Conn, 1857
EGGEks HkIkLRlN. Is Beaver st.
GROCERS' TINwARE AND RRFRIGER-
- AloRs' lagsrbeer. chest aud upright tea. oil and
sIup cans. scAes, &c. Waler coolers, ice cream
HeeZern from TO quarts,
P@nslTc S 3EsFICE s9TICE.MThc N ais for Europe
Il on THURSDAY, June ", Will close Al this once al
M and ~ the stat 'ons as follows, viz: A and b.
ilso and ID, ll:soi and r ii5 g and IL. 10 A, M
T. ID. JONES. PostmssteI.
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GTtursions.

(,ONEy ISIAND-East River hne.-On and after
~ saturday, June Is. the steamer Meta, Can't =. I.
Wilson. will day as follows; Leaves Bth st..
East River. at s:l0 is0, 2:e0 leaves Peck sup East
River at $40 1880 20 leaves Fulton ferry, Brooklyn.
AZ g. " and O'Clock.
IONEY ISIAND.-Grnnd Excursions to tue Sea
y side. The steamboat NORWALk, capt. H. I. Wilson,
regularly every day. leaving West 10th st. nj 3d.
ll;.O $50; Warren ST., II $40 lliO SiOi Pier No.
4, n. r. at 10. !, and O'Clock.
LISTING BANKS Daily Saturdays excrptedD-
] The well known ssa-golug steamer state OF Name.
with her commodious main ana upper saloon, leaves
sth st.. r. Il. A. N. Peck slip Il. Il, 1880 CHRIS.
TOPPER It. \ r.. A. NJ Pier y. H. $50 A. Pare.
81; ladies. 80 cents.
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Qublit Hotltrs.

nEPARTMENT OF DOCKS, $40 ana 3is Broad
~ way New YORK, May II, lS1J-iO fHr ~ 5LIC-
Tue Department of Docks OF the cIty OF New YORK viii
hear ali person. interested IN the Improvement q the
ment OF permanent wharf accommodations for special
commercial interests, June % 1870, At 2o'clock PM
at the once OF the Department, $40 and 3iS Broadway.
All persons Interested In naugu atng IN the harbor
OF New York proper systcm OF wharyes and piers
who have special plans for the Improvement OF tho
water front, invited to be present and give their
views.
All persons DESTROYS OF being heard on the subject OF
wharyes and piers requested to prep irci
addition TO oral statement to submit tner views in
writing. JOHN T. AGNEW,
WILSON q. HUNT,
HUGH SMITH,
WILLIAM WOOD,
RICHARD NJ HENRY,
Board oil Commissioners nj Docks.
NEW YORK. JUNE ~, 1syO.-Sotics is here-
~ BY given to the Inspectors Of EIc, ton who
appointed by the MAY by appointmen dated Jnno
Inst, 70 appear before me, on or before tao 25th
inst, At tho ONCE OF the Bureau OF Eecti (brOw
rone building corner Of Centre and Chambers sts to
take and subscribe 10 the oath OF Office
CORN LiUs CORSOS.
Chef Of the Bureau of Elections
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Amustmfuts.
GREAT hit

M OOD's MUSEUM AND .MEsAGRRIB.
w Broadway corner Ath St
OPEN PROM A. Y. TosP. NJ
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&sbinas NElshA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAVINGS BANK,
Corner Of South "a and tth ,ts, Brcokiyu, v, D..

XNILLIAMsBURGHS SAVINGS BANK,
Corner Of South "a and ith ,u., Drcokiyu, v, D,
dstc wihsmsburgh, L.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Depo.tors are hereby notified that semi annual In.
,sre,t at the rate OF SIX PER CENT per annum all
sum. OF Three Dollars aud upwards that shall have
been deposited three months the let day ofJuly next
will be paid to Deposors or after Monday. July 49,
Intcres, not called for will passed the credit Of
Depostors as principal and draw Interest from July l.
Depo.ts made on before the 10th day of July will
draw Interest from the ist
The Bank I. open for busine. daily Sundays and
HOLIDAYS e1cepted) from 10 A. NJ until P. NJ and also
on Monday and Saturday afternoons from ITO O'Clock
GEORGE REGARD. President
S MHl5in Wt Ssioos. vicc.prc''dent''
sAAUsL W. TRUsLow, Secretary.
SUN BUILDING. ies NASSAU ST., Y.
INTEREST cossEScKs on THE FIRST OF EVERY
the rate fisk cent annpm. free from
Government tax.
on SPECIAL, DEPOSITS interest i' paid on dq'Iy
sRSt Inc stten,op Of business men Is called to the
sdysntsge offered which will be fully explained on ap
'''"- 'N CHAs x. GRAHAM. President.
k Iii ii fREbr yoshs vlcePrcsident''
nso ownSE mn,,, sesr tairyo pxec com
II EDWIN TREsiiS. Counsel
VHIRD AyENuEs sAy,ISSGGS BANK.
iSTs sGfs 'Sni he rate so of
psd on gsr aud aPer On the TnIRD MoRbAY
Interest will be added to accounts July l. and II not
drawn bear intere., as new deposits. -,
Deposits made now viii d5aw i,,erest from July IN
MSNpAY e%p apNRsS&Y. and sATURbX9 E s9 a.
'No' 'l0~ 70 sPTNcER K GREEN, President.
WV. d. BrBpIss. Secretary.
EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK.
Open S.ily from 10 A. N to ~: ~: ana On ieSSsy.
81 SpiT w ont s re ss Sn all sums
H H & 1sSiMekER.I vlos-rr..s.
Isaac s. BARHxrT, SECRETARY.
INTEREST FROM THE FIRST OF EACH
CITIZENS SAVINGS BAsK.
s2wsy sS emu eyrasr 81 Ssss fron Jov
At he rate Of SIX PER cEsf. on ali exceed
Interest paid or credited in July and January each
Bank open every day from IA M,0ge y. and on
IRVING sAvJSSGGss h iiN.isNrIrTuTIoN'
op'?h StSllGs ff SRr . Il !! Sow 7 NJ
- w, e0ycKLIN. Prcsldcn.
| vANpxKBILT l.. BUXTON Secretary.
Nj kTnoSS 6. liz S ~ NSs 75 @ANh
| opposite Cooper Institute. -
SIX PER CENT INTEREST allowed on ALL SUNS OF
| s. and upward,
| oNR DOLLAR RECEIVED.
| ISAAC T. SMITH, President.
| T. W. Lille. Secretary.
44TH sEY:ANXyA I., DIyIIpENpi
yIEs}5F %f Ss IT, EfTfE q " sEyFs % 8 pkR
| CENT PER ANNUM will he raid on all sums which
have remained deposit for three or siH months pre-
| vinus to the lat day of July, $50.
/ Int NOT Tor "a hQ n nal
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JOHNSON a MILLER,s

.ohNSoN &erMiiiL lithhb SnAy
tn, JMq us 3 Sbi At 16Is 29 Suns
LiSDES PAIk, yiLLRdE os srhfkS IsfAsD TO
liberty pole 10 be fssed Al The new station and the
sE S So .ae q ns a9n s.:p
FIRES EAGH 5sI2 S fUAREySSs COLLATION.
Ise ssIgssr Ks On riien NE srs.t ,ts 10 be
IL s,ssnds from the Ricsmona road across the rail
read g ihs Sa's. sDlsoddy si,nass two pss
YORK with which II Il In constant communication. II
lots viii he sod on me usual terms VIZ 8 per cent
sF sS sss on. 81 OF he sSPi
foo. i.isnI f4ly ..q C%
OF o'clocE n Auctioneer. and music VIII De on
raised a. he pev, s,.,on ard the xnsricsn coiOr ~
sSS % ;%s e & e $F nss g
are , VA S Ss fsT sSd z s SslsS 81
' ~ Stlsi; e fS%S az XII s.''t'
sold to 'fs Ni as b %eisT Of ,sf fss sSSa
shoo,ss TSese, WV signal me CONNIE csr.set q
a ssf Ss
10, buyers. aud then .hs sompaay snl proceed o. their
.sd s,snins 70 music BY The esaa: AZ xSS wsh %
more SoRSsoS Ps9sasG -. ws 'S fSis BY
Si T. Til
rs s sRiRsbb NJ S 81 81 Sts"LI;5Sii s
IN .LOTS,
Size s"s The ss wd he a city,
merry lst ard CITY OF bergen the above being the
best piece OF property ever offered IN this country
pubic auction, being entirely surrounded by elegant
villas and commanding extensive views OF the country
for miles around, and all the advantages OF city
depce. Water aud gs already Introduced. and near
two lines OF horse running direct Jersey City
ferries every 10 minutes, day aud night,
Terms cay, ana msAe known on day OF sale.
FST g,ps SHd @ sny 70 lhs rene
% r 4 a.. TN
WANTED. n,,vs
To 90 with johnson Miner to their great sale OF the
Burg ner Farm Laden Park StrteL Island TIT RS
DAY, June "a No tickets Will be -sued 70 repealers
and such attend auctions simply tor the grancAon
OF the appetite Free passes viii cheeruly gyon to
all wnogo with the intention OF purchasing, by
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Mutiugs.

(uTIZENS obliged to pay fees 20 Inspectors of
We .hts Measures will meet tins evening at *
ton and adopt measure OF protection and redTes
for Illegal suits for say Al cents costs " or more II not
Immediately paid,
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NATIQsfM,L INh,UE sTEAMsMJ.s
~ 70 LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
PhNNSYLVANIA, Thompson, Saturday, June ., q
i. ".
DFNMARK Forbes, Saturday. July 2. at 8 AN
CABIN passage, SIS and s6J. : ecrage ts.
r. ersld steerage tickets from Liverpool, Queens
once CO Broadway. +. W. J. HURST. MANAGER.
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MtoIal


A VOID QUACkS,--A victim OF early indscretlon.
~ causing nervous debility. premature decay. sc.
having tried In vain adyeise remedy, has lis.
covered simple means Of ssfcurc which he Will send
Tree TO his fellow sufferers.
J,K, nEEvEs, y Nassau st., New York city.
CONSTITUTIONAL WEAKNESS, Nervous
DeDllity, and General Efhaustlo A,e cured by DR..
BARROWS tnfall BILE remedies after taking them
energy and vgor experienced the pleasures OF lifo
arc enjoyed and every duty performed with comfort.
In the treatment OF Albumnura BIshts Disease OF
the Kidneys and every other disorder OF the usIsry
Organs, DR.. BARROW Is eminenty successful. W Liv.
inssIon ST., Brooklyn. from II TO 2, or nom to
NERVOUS DEBILITY, land complaints OF eithsr
~ sex cured immediately by ilr. EVANS, ~ Chatham
St Physical ylgor restored BY ms Elixir OF Life.
81 Ann REWARD for any case Of disease.
- lsOVO mercural rheumatism. weakness, de.
hInty, nervousness &C, mat DR.. RICHkUS'S GOLDSN
liEMEDIES fail to cure; hours from "a M. to r. VI,
Circulars sent. Address or apply to Or. RICHARDS.
No. g2S Vsrck ST., Nes York.
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GREAT hit
OF the
MARTNETTI TROUPE.
in the Of ''rlo-cOmi' p'n'o'
" yOcpe,
The BRAZILIAN APE,
Mr.. PAUL MAk1INET1I
rs JOCKO,
a. performed by him 800
times IN all the principal
cities IN Europe and Amer
lea.
SIGNAL SUCCESS
OF the talented. young and
beautiful protean actress,
LITTLE NELL,
THE -
CALIFORNIA DIAMOND,
in the protean farce, er.
press y arranged for ner by
Mr.. y. n. Barnes. entit cd
IOPSEY wOPSEY.
Little Popsey wopscy. Miles
O'Rciliy Gan Irish Boy,
Katrina, n Dutch Girl,
Master SkeIton; 1, ,,,,,
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Now on exhibition IN thel
Museum the largest and the
smallest woman In the
world.
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Professional 9aros.

Professional 9aros.
nR. OLIN, regular graduate OF medicine, CON
inues TO successfully treat nervous debility aud
all private diseases OF either sex. Age, with expe-
renee can be relied upon. II desiring perfect cui 20
and faf charges. call his opinion costs nothing. ra
Tents see the Doctor In person privately senl stamps
iot Ceaed) pamphlet, descrbin the disease " lis
speciality ONCE aud parop embrace every clnye.
nlence are respectfully aud centrally located . Bond
st., New York.
hR. LEWIS, 7Beach u New York cures al lie.
~ eases OF peculiar nature Sltholt exposure.
trouble, or change OF diet. lee taNsr shp Despair II
getting cared else where or hA,r ptrl pronounced IN
curADe, consult the Doctor a. oA,a. Ald IAry VAL no
Mtonlthed ~ the spec ~ Gu 6 whoa he mnAte Con-
sun hum and satisfy youneL Forty years successful
practice.
DR. MARTINEZ, 10 years practice. specially
lOr tenlalc cuuIa uts, cucst rheumatism, nnd Any
case OF fever Whatever also simple method LOT mo
cure OF every DESCRIPTION ~ private disease OF tlthor
sex. 81 ith IT., coracr Greeue,
nR. PERRY, IS Blceckcr st., cures private e.
~ iniu, aCy, and perfectly Tr-turt the de-
hiit u'd. dles may insult on all ailments tn cuu.
ndence Cuarg uoIer ite.
nR. MAGENDIE, conndenral physician cure,
j al diseases IUm IdlsC retions no cure no pay ;
advice tee Cal on hih, CnltoA place (Sh ST., ncn
broadway.
AIDES AFFLI, TED-In whatever way. can
] rely upon a safe and spec " cure by Dr., EVANSN
ChathamsL Circular free. first post.
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Stt,urt,.

'NRMPERANCE, but not teet9tsllsm.- The Rev.
Tuesday evening. june eS -suhject, Practical TEN.
perauce, ~ Opposed to the Fal Ary Of total Absti.
hence" Tickets 50 cents each, at the door the
ing Of the lecture
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BtMtIsirp.

A CHANCE for syerX one SETS Of teeth BY install.
N ments at Drs. WHITE a WILLIAMSONS, lS2 9Th
av, between 18th and 18th su. (east slde),
&I PER TOOTH,The nne.t continuops gum
ID l. seb of ieeth. DT.EYANs PRESTON. 10 10 Isry.
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Fs u Ha.oins fsERP sS6i.ox xSb GGGRTIshf
WESTERN STEAM COMPANY Will despatch one Of
their rstcass full power iron screw steamships rom
Pier 46. y, H., every WEDNESDAY. as follows
IDAHO; Capt Price. .;.....'''...'.'iny ~ n
NENADA. thDt trcen ...........s.lulN ~, AZ U. ".
COLORADO, Capt. Freeman......July 20. at 1 4. "
NEBRASKA. Can't Gerard. ........July q, at 4. NJ
MANHATTAN, Capt. Forsyth. Aug. 8. at lnI A. NJ.
Cabin passage. 80 gold stccragc passage (ofhco a
Broadw aV). 40 currency.
fOrfreighf or eas,n, IP s.s':agg age agply,.2Go, ~
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firtborhs.
Nuslfal SnstruminIs.

ADY will sell for &C., handsome pianoforte, inclua
IL IHg stool good zone; Il leaving town. y rniid st
NUNS & CLARK piAno for 80 cash.
~ j. OlDDLE. Is Amity st., near broadway.
ION STANDARD ORGANS to rent and sold
lOO Gu attachments A. ~ per month AL reuu a.
lowed tow ards the purchase.
PELoUBkT. PkL1ON a CO, 81 Broadway.
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Ssiroloel,

cSiSllUlugL,
A STHOLOGER MARS vii cause speedy msr
N rage 10 one you loves ne tells lncky dals name
and tue description OF the Intended. Wine hC g
telling toe pact present, aud future his visitors look
WIN amazing wonder, tells true, lie rrt1Alns
here but short time, u Third avenue. near l!ih 81
Ladies aud gentlemen so cents to 81.
4 CAUTION.-Mrs. LinNood challenges the worlds
"A tOOD0 rcwa ard for any who equal The Ercai
european business ald medical clalrvol mi spec y
marriage Names Likeness, numbers. NN West #ih ~.
bet TN aN ana broadway Fee, 5cents to o. No aen@
A TEST.-1he celebrated Madame ANNA, seventh
ualls has that great French secret causr spetly
marr1agei no SUBTRACTION, no pay tI 80 ay, between
18Th aud Nth sts ID loor, ffuni room.
GYPSY CARBONATE -Bcs, IN the world
W consult Inn Tor we, lrunn.e business, Diseases
sc, ld Wet 18th st" near 6ta aN
HEALING MEDII VI ana midwife, .
IL b Il. hALDlN, ~ President 81 brookNn'
4 OOK HEREl-No hnmbug Mad 10 - lti.
Il everything, the name Oi the you marry ana H
Other visitor causes speedy marriage brings together
marry, 80 Vest 4ls ST. between broadway aud h Az.
MADAME WELLINGTON hu,ines. ana nCit
likeness name and nu.uOers. Fee 25c. ~ West avn
st. ith av and Broadway, basement bell.
NIME. yENIOUS, OF Boston, tets past pl' sea-.
Nl and future gives love charms aud lucky Inm6'~
Ladies' CSC; gents Soc u stanton rear nr'' n1lt:
MADAME WISE, Clsryoysnt-see her i3r n li'I
Nl ness love AFFAIRS lucky numbers, name Essences
MADAME JONES, fortune teller, SIC has
Nl souAl u rhompsonst Ladies. Soc'; Eep"''"
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n tnA -PARTNKR.- News business $50 a
~ 18th o.. sRd WI ~.
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@Entto--- Hal,s.
sasy '9 new % E'J ffiYR
Broadway.
A GENTS wanted 70 sell pictures, looking glasses,
No. 81 Spring IT.
A srbAeFFISA so?Nyr Rs 9S2' v SsSi'f ago
ROy wanted to wal. on table at International Hotel
ID corner Duane and William SIS.
.JApANNER wanted q! a good plain workmani one
GEO. PRICE s. Hamilton X, Sewar&, S.J,
MOTHERs can be sure Of having good home,
~ r rohHa lot ,sr poys -nd gris gentleman Who
dreds the as year can be seen nj 10 East ith st. CHI
drens All society, Thursday, Friday, and Monday.
nRNA and chair strpcp wanted
~ she The HEkfh s sSS MSiiic CO.. 81 Murr,ys,
PATTERN MAKEK SPs T ,S t ~, waited at
1OREsSMA.N WANTED to work an Adams hana
u press. l59 Duane st
V'O BAkERs.-wsnted, BOY one that has
Il workedattne business. Apply at25 9th sv
WASTED-A good wheclwrighl 10 ,go shorr
Hastings Westchester county, New York.
w asd, bsn or bridge WofK' Apply p1 81
nAckensSck Bridge Newark plank road
WANTEDt nrstelas, boo. aud g.llsr inter. Ap
~ . - ~ Dp-' N0''D Isl ' join FREY.
WANTEDIIA plumber and gnnJtcTi one who uu
w ders'a"ds ms WORK preferred 10 stsntonu,
NNANTED-A boot and shoe salesman OF experi
w ence, Apply to KEoGH ia3 Myrt cav, Brookiyn
D2 Xpp % sS' SsSs''And' the
WAsTd Iy cn % SGS Y Mercer " Inquire fol
lisef g.' 1s s' 4. '''~'n
NAsEEsHE.s1.a.::::. iss% Hss s cry
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The DuelIO.

The following paragraph is extracted from
sermon by the late Bishop Elliott, delivered in
Christ Church, Savannah, on the 9th of
March, 1868:
Before this war came upon us, the South al
most worshipped personal bravery and physical
courage. They were considered as the requisite
qualities of every gentleman, and whosoeVer
did not possess them, was pitied and desplsed
even while he was tolerated. No proper dis
tinction was made between the courage OF mere
temperament and the moral courage OF high
principle. The duel was set up as the test OF 2
mans pretension to this quality. And tins
arose partly from the natural spirit OF our race,
but was, likewise, remnant OF feudal usages,
which are certainly out of place in our days.
But this war is teaching us what an universal
quality personal courage is, and how few men
there are who are afraid of death upon the
battle field. How many tens of thousands OF
soldiers are there who, without any stimulus,
save the sense of duty and the impulse of pa
triotism, march fearlessly up to the cannon's
mouth, literally sport with wounds and death,
and stand upon the outermost verge OF peril,
and their cheek never blanches, and their step
never falters. And is this physical courage,
which is so valuable, yet so common, to be es-
timated above that moral courage, which is so
rare-that courage which will not follow
multitude to do evil which will breast the
world in arms for principle, which will restrain
the madness of the people at every sacrifice OF
place, of property and of life? What we have
needed in our civil affairs in the past has been
this moral courage and now we are learning
in this war how much more rare quality 1t is
than mere personal bravery-such courage as
made our gallant Johnson-SYdney in name
and Sydney in nature-bear and suffer more
than martyrdom, and then lay down in quiet
dignity his valued life, that his country's weak
ness might not be exposed-such courage as
led our own heroic Tatnall to disappoint ma
tion's hopes, and burn his ship rather than sac
rifice his brave and trustful men to selfish
and bubble reputation for daring-such cour-
age as has qualified our peerless President to
face all calumny, rather than deviate one hairs
breadth from his own clear perception of his
country's good. 1t requires brave men to DO
these things No common man can do them.
And the longer the war lasts, the more it will
develope such characteristics, and moral cour-
age will rise in value, and mere physical cour-
age-that which resolves bravery into brawling
and dueling and private rencontres-will sink
into merited insignifcance. No people is
more brave than the people which can boast of
Nelson and Collingwood, Of Hill and Yelling
ton, and yet they find nobler employment for
their courage than in wasting it upon the Held
of private revenge. And if we learn this
truth, we shall indeed gain another morsel of
delicious sweetness from the grasp of the
strong.