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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.


) steamer Talapoosa, McRitchie, Washington, Dc
Steamship Pcrt ardncr Bermuda Jan 30 with ndse ana
passengers. TO w Webb. -
Steamship George well, Clapp New Orleans Jan 2s
with mcse and passengers, to Cromwell Co. Jan b.
lat "a a 80 4 passed steamship Zodiac, bound south
Feb lat SO Ion 20 passed schr Sophie wilson, bound
north. -
Steamship Lodona Hovey, New Orleans and the bar Jan
se. .ith mdse and passengers, to II Mallory Co.,.
Steamship Albemarle Blackwood, Richmend CITY Point
Norfolk with and o the Old Dominion
steamshp Co February spoke snip Samie 'oi pos'on)
from Callao for Hampton Roaos, bound IN 49,,
Steamship HAteras, Lawrence, Norfolk wItn mdse ana
passengers, TO the Old Dominion steamship Co.
Ship knight OF snowden (Br Richardson, Batavia, sept
L. Padang los days. with sugar and cohee to Hewlett
Terrence Passed the Cape Of Good Hope Dec q crossed ns
Equator Jan in lon 80 Had fine weather throughout Has
been days of Hsteras. The OF anchored on the
bar. -,
Ship General Berry (of ThomasonI Levansaer, Calao
Oct with guano, hobson, Hurado Covesse TO snow
Burgess .,, -. .o -, -.
10 iencmsnn 4 Payson. Passed Anjcr Nov II, Cape Of
Good Hope Dec % and crossed the Equator Jan IL In lon S
Had light variable weather throughout. -,
Bark Ponoppidan DAM Nissen Batavia 80 days with
sugar &C. 10 order vessel TO Funch, Edge Co. Had vara
bic sE trades Indian Ocean; passed Angler NOV
Cape Of Good Hope H. Helena Dec ~ crossed the
Eausor Jan ~ in lon "a had very ga mt ~ Nor faass m
tic Passed Cape hsssras Feb ! stb hesvv sw Sad end
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HsLyoHT sLuys, Jan 10 Sailed, bark Thomas Fletcher
HALIrXx. Jaa Arrived. steamship City of Cork d,r.
hsn Liverpool for New York; brig chefsan tBr' Roche
% %MAEAsA ia Jan H. L7csarsd Sarts MslanchOn tBr,' Olsen,
Posr Az PAIx, Hays: anN-In por, srigs uo-
brook Tooker, for New York; Orena, for Boston.
American Ports.
BOSTON, Feb 4-Arrved, steamships VIM Kennedy from
Baltimore; Neptune from New York. bark Robert Ritson
Beiow-Bark Helen Campbell CBrl. Brooks from London
brig Arthur Eeeso Roberts from Goree both at anchor in
S,sSSs ScGxsIEsToS, EsS icIsassa saip John Baker,
4ih-Arived, bark Hamburg sNG,. kuhlten, Bremen !;
sailed Steamships Manhattan. Woodruff New York
North ;D . and
FESNaspfEA Hsxs MfESa fSss'n Sss steamship Ashanti
FOR SosTsEss s6sRoE, Feb .7pa..sa N Baltimore.
y.nsro; water wisoh sanford do; Esther aO Clarke,
r Camilla Humphrey casS for orders brig
New York for Brazos leaking.
JAIN 9se Na is oss .n.
cearsaBsrk Enchanres. Burns, Liverpool; schrs Thos
FiS h6M MMsy pGsGa TS ysor Dyer Olivia
Davis shourds Rosario Monteydso for Bos.on Mamie
Hell Knapp PsrnanSuc1 for do sehrs Emma Lewis
ton; Wn Il AswGos, Gross, Yoomlco river for 90; Il
New Oss Pe Bu1a
ham, do for Gloucester; Wellington (Br), Eagles
for Portland John dEa.h, ccomOs, Boston for jackson
Spp as ss Tsas
Cove fGr New York Moa.saums, Robinson Beverly
for Ne New York; hann' West
Sailed this AMBrig Antilles schrs Laura Webb, Webs.
River ios %; Lizzie Poor DicEey Baltimore ior seifsss
KIT Carson, RiSS DO for fanrer. Va ~ ''Ap'A,' DAY
d for aadS a 9 m
.ss Hobbs Mobile via Nassau TOR Portland schrs Lou
VIM IiSnssn for Adae %son ssieS aa
Mary Amsden. Lavender, Baltimore for do Eddie PIERCE
oa css. Gr DC sS
Lee Baltimore for Newbprypor Rowe Lewis, do for
KEY WEST Feb sAnyed, steamship c.sy Of Galveston.
MOBILE, Jan So-Xrrived shlp West Derby lBr,, wrea,
Ceared-Ship Oxford (Brl Woodward, LIVERPOOL.
Arrived at lower bar 9th, schr Saxon Salisbury Woods
NORFOLK Feb l-Arrived. steamship American tBr,,
Wallace Galveston via Savannah for Liverpool, put for
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 8-Arrved, bark Addie McAdam,
Partridge, Hamburg; ergs BIO SBr Fleming, Havana :
RSys, ssEefssis h M.sa & Neville By
George Harris Blanchard Mavaeuez schrs Marietta fton
Ls%ss S:S S SG9o Sai Ass ksy
Welsh and Firm all oG,ward bound schooner went TO
the ice boat The Damon is anchored OF the and hs
seSw ins
and sseya from LverpoOG G steamer ATss entered inter y
Jones' from Kingston for orders. Wind, W. Thermome-
II RICHMOND, Feb a-Arrived, steamship Isaac Bell.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb s-saied, ship Mary Ann Wilson
Sd Sailed Mary Belle Roberts, Sutton, Hong Kong
New YORK; bark Jennie barker, Tnfhan, do. -
Cleared-Steamshps San Jacinto, Atkins ond Huntsville
q lawson MsS shs sS P
Henry Fla 70 load for New York Union Flag maSny,
York.
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rough sea. Same time passed large quantity Of wreck

rough Same time passed large quantity OF wreck
10 Rsrs DS. sosS Jnnss L,sy0oo a days yh rad :s
w sns s o; % aa @ '.
BOYD Sesry sss:hs4
s Pss:ssi W nsS nn'
r:p u Dec . e:
sOsthsrn pas.ass ana had variable weather ' W.
- S:ps VII Horn
Of aasserss ~ had hns weather
asss 10 @ass. s Rio with
BARK Linda linda Abbot. Br scobsy 20 days. with
@ viz e e. 4ss. b. s.
sage spS News Saa SarS as % Ysihs5 with light wind: and ca%s
IS afssis sS4' p..ssd s':s Sis
osns Alfred IRE Ioi Bsicrel Denne Port aa p.!1 Hay
. 10 .sSr
Jackson from Aux Cages for New York days north
ESis annie /, . .osssr per. an Prime. ~ days,
Hsf Sss':gs o S' @ Loud
%s & wss Ssy; M.sn,s Of 4ssS vii.
molassss to ordeI-vesse 70 Hspey Parker Had variable
% % afi.sss 10 days with
S SHnS 81. 70 N 1;s Had strong and NV
Ss & d RonrOe Ss Gasdsna' %ys with
Brig Erie lof Boston,, Sears Csrden.s days. with mo.
date @c In heavy squal from NV, carried away jb-
Brig Brckmore tof St George, Me-. Bickmore, Car.
dsys WIN h sugar E to Moses Taylor Covesse 9
snSa Sheppard CANDY Co~vesse 10 Hsney farser
Has been four days north of Hatteras, with strong NV
w Es @ sy R0Is
Had dns weather; days north q Hastsrss Du'A 70
schr Annie Lewis Sof Brookhavenl, Dayton Malaga 81
% hssyy yvVns
sR .eS1 halls s sne weather Feb
fos s. assrs 'rsm s''n'"s. O.
Had k
sSr mf c f s.
Jam aay: viz eSSosd Essyerafs cgSe:ssi i's e
sshT Wss:is. Barnard OF sashspsrs, M.tansa. days.
ss, GnT % pSpss Br Wnper % days. with
Of Hra had moderate
sShr Sea Dog Ellis Brunswick, Ga days, with lumber
@ s% as gss with
scsr JfFrs Por iSaRssn SuaDse BamoSe 1Sn Sfsn'A
ssbr WIN scnsI:. pnsmore. Ph,lad.phl..
sfs?ns n.Hss Dss sfidHsE FSsaPsis Ss1i'd'
Schr Sehr ! g Van Van Da.en, C9rsSn, Philadelphia.
sshrJ Gates, Endicott Philadelphia for Providence
!. gs South Carolina, Beckett hence
the Highlands discovered the head broken and re-
turned to pert to repair.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTEs
Steamship Franconia Bragg Portland for New York with
mdse and passengsgs to J F Ames
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Nereus. Bcarse. New York for Boston.
schr Nellie Brown, Nickerson, Richmond for Boston.
Schr u Smpson, Crowley. Baltimore tor Fairhaven
Sclr II Pearce, Clifford Phlladelpnio Providence
Schr Anna May Baker, Philadelphia for Ayn's Point
schr Annie, Bnrley, New York for New Haven.
Schr koon Jssper, New York for St John NIB.
land. - 80 " ~
Schr Evelyn, Burger, New York tor Stamford
schr Edward Lammeyer, Cole, New YORK for Eewbury-
port.
schr Bay State, Lowering, New YORK for Boston.
sohr VIM Rice, Pressey, New York for Salem.
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DESTiTUTl0N AND INSANITY,
A Sad Case in BROOKLYN,

Between twelve and one O'Clock yesterday morn.
ing the attention OF the police OF the Second pre-
cinct was attracted by some screams proceeding
from the upper part OF the house No. 100
York street. On reaching the apartments
they found woman about TO spring
child in her arms. They seized her and were com.
PEELED to hold her securely Tor they found that
was raving maniac and had no Idea of what she
was doing. The officers found two httle children
upon the floor, with pale, emaclated faces, and
nearly frozen and starved. One OF these was
cripple, and seemed TO have very little life in ii.
Destitution and trouble had caused the unrortu-
nate woman to lose her reason. Her name was
ascertained to be Mrs. Jane Richmond, and her
husband was killed by an accident at lumber yard
where he was employed, at the corner of Bridge and
Plymouth streets. The poor being and her little ones
were taken 10 the Second precinct station house,
and yesterday they were removed to tho Kings
County Lunatic Asylum.
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BROOKLyN'S BOURBON AGAIN.
The Whiskey War Reopened-Two Assistant
Assessors Assaulted.

Assessors Assuulted.
Two OF the Assistant Assessors, Thorne and Slote,
fell into the hands OF some Of the Fifth ward boys,
at early hour yesterday morning at the Catharine
ferry and were very roughly handled One OF the
officers was standing within the ferry house
and the other was in the waiting r0om Two
rough looking fellows came down pretending to
want to know what time 10 was. They watched the
officers closely, ana retired after some conversation
with the man mt the ticket Office. These two men
shortly afterwards returned with twelve or fifteen
others, who crowded into the ferry house without
paying any fare and crowded around the assistant
assessor who warned them away, but to no pur.
pose. One OF them first attempted to bribc this oi1l
cial. I'VE know what you are here for; you dent
want TO interfere with men who want to make u
living. Now see here?
CAN'T WE FIX THIS THING uP9
Would fifty dollars be any considerations On
being assured that fifty dollars nor any other sum
would be consideration, ana that 1t was unneces-
sary for them To make such offers, they crowded
around the olcer again and seized him from behind
and dared hlm TO draw his weapons They then
released him and almost Immediately seized HIM
again, and one OF them struck him severe blow on
the head with the butt OF pistol, cutting the scalp
through to the bone and making severe II not dan
gerous wound An assault was made on the asses
sor on the outside OF the gate and both were severely
beaten before they could manage to make their
escape. NO arrests were made.
Daniel Ryan was arrested with five barrels OF
Illicit whlskey IN Fourth street. Il. d., yesterday
morning. He endeavored To get away, but was
Dabbed by the police.
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Marine Disasters.

Marine Disasters.
For disasters to British barks Cleopatra and Mar.
mion, at Port au Prince special telegram from Kings
ton, Ja In news columns.
STEAMER AsHoRE-A large steamer il ashore on Peacock
Point One man IL reported drowned.
snIr JOHN PATTON Hin from Philadelphia for Antwerp,
rough passage .cross and ice heavy at tha. place
jumped overheard ISth about Rudolph Golmer,
ss ssanan supposed to have belonged 70 P,bur aged
drowned being too rough boat he disappeared
FEB
s'sa reach rsaS6S even ZEN g this beach, contained few
the contrary she has suffered material damage last
dimes vegetables e. are soaked with water the prunes
he although report up ys:essay we have
ncaSn With IN .hip boat. i'm
Amelia Gornam Since have been landing goods on the
sssss FsS s sssa: 'Ps
The 9es The cargo out ds sh. novs ons
The goods are sshed Of the hold by boat hooks they
line stretched masthead bs.es
sSoa m % s q Il. .ss
they are protected by old sails drawn them and
psr
the ship every going board when the sea and tide
%3sS ap ss s re PadnRs: sSs
vessel and Nj Rose General raj Agent coa: wrsci
every enersioa for the benefit Capt Ellison Bishop
steamer We been sas of the coss. soms
Capt Merritt picked crew d which h was % successful
mat with three days fair weather the bark tcwed
her free. win report again should anything new occur
from gnTS DAys & a.
moderate weather during passage Jan Is, in squa,
sprung manmast badly.
BRIG ToERENT from Matanzas for New York, put into
Charleston 4th inst disabled
HERN BRIe with .'manmas and head'' gone, stand
ina northwar1 was seen ls inst at 10 AM of Edto Sc
IN heayy NV sqaall IN Lighthouse channel below Boston.
boat ana landed At Hull The schooner %asshesGs are on
level with the water at low tide Capt Tower will probs-
py raise her, for she an obstruction TO the channel
soHR CARRIR Chase from New York for BraIos, with
assorted cargo put At Fortress Monroe on the 4h inst
soan CLARA DAVIDSON, Jenres, from Alexandria for
Providence which into Norfolk 25h reported disress,
mad foresaf split She sailed 2sth for destination.
soBR MArAMORAs, ashore West Island, has had to
throw her cargo OF coal overheard in order to get on
Miscellaneous.
AMERICAN LLoYDs-Ths second Supplement TO the Of.
eenh volume Of the American Loyds Universal Standard
Association, 35 Wall The surveys In this Supplement-
of both new and old vessels, number g.
Foreign Ports.
ADRN, Dec 2t-Arrived, ship Hercules, Lincoln Cardiff
port cha.. from
for Cape Town. ropg (beiors incorrectly reported
having proceeded 17th); AND others.
CALCUTTA, Dec Yf-In port ships Lincoln (Br), Wiits
Geness BT M.rd Titan Berry, EshS 1o,s Wsdrsn sr Msr
Warren Br) Lowe, for Phadsiphia Do barks Nehemiah
Gibson, Smaley for Coombo Alaska Mang Tor Dundee
kadosh, Crocker, from Boston.
Sailed from Sanger Dec 10, ship Fortune TAYLOR Boston
DRMARARA, Jan B-In p0rt schr Annie whiting Hutch
inson. for Nav Yogk nsxt days
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BOSTON ITEMS.
Violent storm--Death en- the Rnil--Apuexa-
tion Meetips.

BosroS, Feo 4, 1871.
A violent wind squa this morning blew down the
carhouse OF the Boston and Albany Railroad at NIL
ford the chimney Of the Mosey Iron Works at
Readville and an UNFINISHED dwelling In Somerville.
The House has concurreu with the Senate on the
bl appropriating 100000 fer the pay OF the state
constabulary.
The wife Of Mr.. Charles Bunting, Of Newton was
run over and killed In that town last evening by an
express train from New York.
The trial Of Frederick Lock wood indicted for oh.
tanning 100 bales of cotton false representations
resulted to-day In the disagreement OF the jury.
meeting OF natives of Prince Edward Island
now residents Of Boston, adopted resolution favor
ing the annexation or that ISLAND 70 the Uuited
Statea
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Shipping Notes.

There arrived at this port from foreign ports during
week ending Saturday, Feb s0 vesse which IA were
steamships shps 30 barks a brigs and 33 schooner
The annexed table gives interesting state
ment OF the number and class Of have been an
nuay employed In the whale fishery the United States
since ls4e The particulars from taken on the
lst OF January Of each year. and be relied upon.-
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cover the expenditures on the wretched novels.
The receipts Tor several years were as follows:-
1863 $685. 97 1884, $l7l9s3 II; 1885, SITS s93 SO;
1860 $Is31S 37 1867 $24ol5e 81: 1868, $3.50 05s 04
The receipts Tor the year 1868 were divided up
among the different markets as follcws:--
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SAILED.

DO iiber do; Europa Glasgow; Rising STAR AsPnwal ;
Louis New Orleans; Mississippi weybosset do Cath
arlne Whng Fernandina San Salvador, Savannah Mont
ton Nc; Wyanoke, Richmond, Sc q Upton, do.
Wind at sunset NV, fresh.
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NEW YORK CITY.

the following record VIII show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours in COM
parison with the corresponding day last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at HudnuL's Phar.
macy HERALD Building corner OF Ann street,
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5. c. Raberg, NJ. D., VIII give his theory of "Tne
Destiny OF Woman," this evening, AT the Institute
Han, Eighth avenue, near Fifty fourth street.
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Fire Marshal Mcspedon reports twenty-three fires
for the week ending February 4, at twelve O'Clock
NJ The estimated loss is s22,ol0; amount Of insu-
rance, Slo2, 400.
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SHIPPING NEWS,
Almanac for New York-This Day.

Sun rises. ..... O6 Moon rises. eve 5 81
Sun sets. ...... % High water morn 8 20
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF FEBRUARY.
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dNeIHSe temperature ytsIeTuuy. ........,.....
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. ..............,..,..,
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r ORD TAYLOR,
~ having made large investments all available French
Fabrics in London, Brussels and Lyons are now Offering
FANCY siLxs, PLAIN ogHA ghAcK SILKS AND PLAIN
at such moderate prices to bring these goods within reach
SPECIAL ATTENTION
Is called to the balance OF all goods included in closing
sale of the season. which viii continue offer fol-
lows:-
ALL WOOL FRENCH sERGEs
100 pieces real French will be closed at 5c yard
ST. to import.
ALL WOOL FRENCH SATIN DE cHENEs
300 pieces assorted colors including the entire
fashionable fsbrc this material making the styah
suits worn
EMPRESS CLOTHS.
N0 pieces, including spring colors
Empress Cloths, offered SOC per yard real value 5c.
xERTNos
800 pieee, comprising the entire balance Of all our wool
s5c per ysra, Worth sc and s The greatest Sarssn ia
this fabric ever offered.
ALL WOOL pLAIps
ONE YARD AND HALF WIDE.
100 pieces, French imported at 81, former price
81 go These goods are stylish for wrappers
for spring FALL or winter wear they are esrabe
OF the greatest bargains ever offered In the city
GLOVES.
500 dozen Seamless Kid Gloves OF the celebrated maaas
ture OF Felix Combe; all the coors, at vi b0 pair
WILL BIZ OPENED
6cases OF the celebrated Buffalo brand (hnest rades)
which we will offer c to Soc ana s5c per yard STANDARD
retail price r. q T. and y Is The superior shade snsh
tion Of purchasers.
In this stosh WIN be found selected assormeots Of
Turkish Brillannes diamond finish,
Cretonne eros de Zurich,
Bom0aaines' Empress E1E sss ql?sSsi WaaI ve,our.
and all other desirable goods, at equally low prices
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Some cheeky, muscular and spiritually inclined
individual or individuals yesterday got away with q
cask OF brandy which standing in ront OF the
store OF j. Brosnan, l43 Fulton street.
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CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK. FEBRUARY /. 1871.
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BY the ABOVE statement 1t will be seen that there
were thirty deaths less and tlrty-nine marriages.
lG0 births and fifteen stillbirths more during The
past than there were in the previous week.
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BROADWAY AND TWENTIETH STREET

MO MORE MEDICINE-ANY INVALID CAN CURE
1N himself without madeleine or expense, BY DuBarrys
delicious Rcvaenta Arabca Food which effected over
7o cures OF Dyspepsia Consumption, piarrhaa and all
kinds of fevers aud stomach disorders Sold TINS
81 c5; 12lbs @1O DUBARRY CO., 1853 william street, New
York, and ut all druggists and grocers'.
VNHoMAs r. AGNEw, THE GREAT NEW YORk
Grocer and Tea Dealer, has reduced the prices OF al
kinds family supplies Call and get bargains 26O
wich street.
THE ROYAL VICTORIA SKIRT,
NOW READY
76l BROADWAY
ITO BECOME STRONG VIGOROUS AND HEALTHY
20 to JOHN WOODS GYMNASIUM,
No. hest Twenty eighth street, near Fifth avenua
Opep day and evennG Call and sea. ..tsg
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James Donahue, Superintendent Of the Free La
Dor Bureau, Nos. and 10 Clinton place. makes the
following report Of business Ter the week ending
February 4:-Applicatlons for employment s24; OF
these there were li4 males and 6o0 females. Male
help required, 67 females, 66S Situations procured
for 81 males and 642 females. Whole number OF sit
uations procured ior The week ending February 4,
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At meeting of the Workngmen's Union, held on
Friday evening last committee was appointed to
wait upon the Mayor and Comptroller with instruc-
lions TO negotiate for suitable piece or ground on
which TO erect building lor the society.
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rhe seml.annual reception Of the pups Of rrinlty


at the schoolroom, 10. SO Liberty street, before
large and fashionable audience. The follow.
Ing Is the programme, which was carried out
A = NJ. sanool IaIn saluIa,nry. O.
Ii. Mofett; English Salutatory, c. williamson; vio-
In Solo, Master W. Tnursch Speech Of an Indian
chief, T. Gleeson: Racket on the Roof, z. Lindig;
Selection IRON GEN. Costa Evening Prayer.
Solos by Masters Livingston and woodcock. T..
Lndig, Il. Haberkorn, ". J. Hardy J. Reed G.
H. Bovine, W. Thursch. G. Stclnwedcl, q. Coolnbe.
Regnlus 70 the Roman senate. A. Conran; ri
Hahirotl q. H. Bovine. SOLO panoforte, Mr.. A.
Of Titus Quntius, G. H. Monet. Solo, violin. Master
Z. Haberkorn. Icllus, A. Livingston. Chorus, .Das
Schiden." Art Dialogue. 'Pedant Seeking Patro-
mage L. Rudman, }. Ouerbrldge, II. Woodcock, j..
Reed Trio and chorus, "Abide with Me.n Calisthe-
MICS. Announcement of hoDors. Announcement OF
prizes. Among the clergy on the platform were
Rev. Drs DIX, Vinton. Ogby, Fox ana Denniston.
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rs prizes $l5O000 00
The whole enterprise VIII be divided 5000 or
tickets of IS each which be obtained from the
House Commissioners at Hamilton Ohio, at the Comms
NO i,2l7 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY
References to bank In Hamilton, Dayton Cinc,n.
natl to the FIRST Ma onal Bank OF Louisville, Ky and or
the following gent cmen
Hon. L. ID. Campbell Member of Congress.
NJ Hughes, President First National Bank, Hamilton.
Ohio
Ohio.
John N. Long, Of Long, Black 4 Alstatter.
j. Z. Owens, of Owens, Lane, Dyer Co.
+. Hughes, Trader Bank Director.
James Beatty, of Beatty Trowbridge a Co., Cincinnati
Louis Sohngen, maser and grain dealer.
j. w. BeHpngnofen, Schuler 4 Bennnghofen.
Jacob Shafer, of ShaTer, Sloan Co.. Cincinnati
hon. Alex. T. Hume, late Judge Common Pleas
Hon. Thomas Mtlliken attorney at law
Daniel Helwig, cashier First National Bank. Mddeown
]. W. Carr miller and bank director.
Colonel Thomas Moore, attorney at law.
John w. Sohn, tanner and bank director.
And the following letter will speak for iself:
OFFICE OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
HAMILTON, Ohio, JAM 49, 1871. (,
The Commissioners In charge of the Opera House Draw
ing are gentlemen weknown this community for Imam
e responsibility and good moral character We have fn
prizes will be honestly and mpariiay ds!ributed Yeurs
truly, JOHN b. CORNELL, Cashier.
House Commissioner Onlce No. 12l7 Broadway, New
York, or of p Q. DEvLlN No. Wall street, Now York
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The following IS q statement OF the births, mar
rlages and deaths Tor the weeks ending January %
and February A.
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CATION into the circumstances attending the death Of
Louis Daub who dea at Bellevue Hospital on Fri
day, alleged. from juries by having
been run over by a car of the Second
Avenue Railroad Company William Greve
testified that he with the deceased on the
evening Of the 25th January last and that he was
perfectly sober when he LEFT hlIl. The next
morning he sent for Witness whe found
him lying on couch, and ne then told
HIM tnat he had been run by Second
avenue car the night before, at corner Of Fourth
street and First avenue, that he was crossing the
avenue and Tell on the track, and MS right leg
was caught by the front wheel and seriously injured.
He 1urther stated that there ample time to stop
the car before II reached him, but that attempt
was made to do so. lie was subsequently taken to
Bellevue Hospital and died on Friday. The further
investigation has been postponed, with the View, II
possible, OF obta ining more testimony.
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During the past week Marshal Hart has granted
the following licenses:-Express, 3; public carts
23; coaches, 3; venders 10; boarding houses 8
pawnsroker, /; second hand dealer /; Junk cart l
porters, 4; drivers, 6l. Total, l22 Whole amour
received 500 Is.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE DRAWING
AT HAMILTON, OHIO.
Guaranteed BY the best n Ohio.
AN ELEGANT OPERA HOUSE
$4,000 IN CASH PRIZESI
To drawn February %, 1871.
Positively postponement.
The First and Capital Prize, consisting OF the
magnificent Opera House Building, which has
been appraised by the Probate Judge and Audi
tor OF Butler county at Sll00O0 20
cash prize at $50 900. O0.................. 10000 ~
cash prize at Sd 00..................... 5000 90
cash prizes at $1,000. 5000 W
cash prizes at $500 1900 %
60 cash at 800 5000 %
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