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The New York herald., 1871-02-26
CUT TO PIECES on THE RAIL.

At the LnioBoown depot. on the New Jersey Rail-
road, between Rahway and New Brunswick
fearful accident occurred yesterday forenoon. Two
tsamps were walking along the track, bound for
Philadelphia, and wDiie jumping on the depot plat
iotn ont ol tne way Of tue trail going to New York
oaeYi lnein, lew, whose name could not be ascef-
iandG, slipped and fell IN front oi the locomotive
Tne unfortunate man was literally cut 10 pieces,
the remains being streWed along tue track for some
distance Mr.. Albert Bird, employed on the road
says thatQi al horr,fynQ sights OF this Kind that at
uniont0wh yesterday WAS the most shocking. The
remains were gathered up and removed to the
police station. The dead mans companion, dread.
ing similar late, wanted TO ride the train, but
was driven Oh because he had net o ticket :.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
American Porfs.

u BOSTON, , FsSs Arrived, schrs Mary Eliza. Crow.
"Sss GEO. hppo nS%ss baltimore via
ssss ssTS
scSr Helen simmons, DYER, i. Domingo.
the n orsnSau wnsn 'a'sa lot N'ne''0n
Ballard e15e. 5s from Brothers.
CHARLESTON, Feb sS-Arrved, steamship Falcon. BaIti
Steamship champion, Lockwood, New York brig
sr nseT NJ streaker Van
AkIES. en- Fss Is Arrived, sshr. Burns Crosby
GearsS ss on 0f% Hayes Ss% aorx m
0AFt F out rsD,
Richmond Rio Grande do Sui; brs Star do fol
savannah schr Carrie Norfolk for the West indies Also
passed barks Templar for Rio Janero Lord Baltimore
HOLMES, HOLE, Feb 2, PM1Ar1nvss, Arr schrs VIM
Foster; Mary Dyer rurvere, Edward Rich barker
NJ 9s dso Ss
ps. % As 4es :yss y!s'sess ~ ''A
a.HmArriyed, sohrs Amelia, Post, Newcastle . Del foa
M PSrand; Louie Smith crIs, Sos'oa for o New New
srsss York, and &m Arthur hutchinson Por,iaaa for do;
III @ Gorge
Nh ss ssl sH A%sr Horn
sSs Ad.% sGSsas Ssw s Partridge
SsT EW yts ohhss HT aeiD ss
ysy Ships ssSdres sh wa. sassy aS8' hs%
Manson, Manson, New Yo'k. Below coming up ship
Winged Hunter Small from Boston; brig Corneia 4
trude ol), Wlherma. from Rio Janelro schr Marshall
Scovy, from Seal Harbor
Cleared Ships Anoinette. Rosenau Bremen; sadacona
lBr, Cassdy Lfverpoo bark Isaac Lincoln, Merrman,
SoUTHwEBr PASS, Feb a0Arrived, bark Estele Lorng,
Boston.
NORFOLK Feb 23--Arrvei schrs Caro- inc Hall Dasey;
Little Lizzie, West L0ttie Lnwood, Robbins George
Kenny, Shrves, New York; Mole Porter HIN,
Pyola Sparrow New Bedford; Titmouse, hendrcn, Provi
dence.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 24-Arrived, steamship SAXON
Boggs Boston, bras Torrid Zone Br kirkhan, emarara
Planet (Br Sheppard, Maya,uez schrs Sam McManemy,
Newell Cienfuegos; & Nav, EAson. Cardenas.
Cleared-Brig Eliza Mcneil, Small, Sagua; schrs David
Eichos Wyman, Portland; Huddell, Cranmer, Provi-
dence; VIM Wallace, scull, Alyn's Point; q Babcock,
Smith, New York; Vim Marcy, Blackman. Fail River.
naes and Hornet; bries Atnon Rowcll, Robp schr
Ezra Cochrane, from Mayaguez for New FORK, about
20 Others Also. for New York brig Susie Strout
rived brig Hemle aS days from Tuspan. Mex for orders
Wind SW.
PORTLAND, Feb a3-Arrved schr David Crowell Low,
New York
Cleared BRIG Abby C Tcomb, Hail, Matanzas.
Cleared 3d. steamship Corn.han Br Graham, Liverpool
RICHMOND Feb 23.-Arivei, steamships w p Clyde Par.
ker, and Saratoga, Couch, New York.
Saled--Bark Pepta (NGl, GatJen Rio Graude do Sui.
SAVANNAH Feb % Arrived. oarxs Maria, and Isabel,
Cardenas
gomey Faircoh, New York; Wyoming Philadelpha; ship
town schrs Othello, Matthews, Boston, b Bramhan.
Stout, New York; Iris Charleston.
WILMINGTON, NC, FEB 2j-Cicared steamship Rebecca
Clyde Baltimore
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
ARRIVALS.
REpoRTEp BY THE HERALD STEAM VA,

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steam yacht In Time Gem Chesebrough Morfolk and For
3d. at PM OF Smiths Island, fell in with schr, dsmaste
stesshp sr sarson hvepoo Feb and
Queenstown sh, via Boston a4t, with mdse Franck
sIess,mshp CITY Of Merida peasen Vera Cruz Feb 1u
sengers Aesandre Sons FEB ls at % 81 ion 81 81
spoke whaling bark wi!sm Henry Green. OF Fairhaven
Steamship Virgo, Bulkey, Savannah FEB 81 with rndso
lon q 40 exchanged signals with steamship Missouri hence
Steamship JAS Adser I9ckwood Charleston Feb ss with
Steamship Elen S Terry Besrse Newoern Nc Feb %
Haeras met 3d. with mise aud passengers to Murray
r Ship srat,on Audey tBr, Smith, Calcutta and Sand
Eqaa,or Dec 81 h passed Cape Of Good Hope Jan 3,
s. Helena Jan 90 and crossed the EQUATOR in the Atlantic
weather through u SoS Is spd days cain & S
or ss ec o g. % T''s T. ' o1
spoke bark Olive from ceqa At for +, Boston Sos Received
rda ars 90 asS asy with
westerly eees up to the BanSs since moderate weather
stove after bouse two boats add lost head.
with @ @ fssps
Field Way Passed Gibraltar Jan II; had moderate wca-
Bark Wavelet Br, Scott, cardenas days with to
Of Hateras wh strong winds s3 81 az lon ii
5 spoke brig annehaha from Martinique Tor Yarmouth,
p Sssiss 10 Sa S
Had % %os.pass wea,hor. f.t days Of Tserns. A.el'
Brig Annie Young (br Hilton. Liverpool via 81 Tho.
~ days, with Nesmth Scnsvcsse TO Boyd
iiincSen Had lne weather days OF Hatteras The
put INTO st Thomas in distress. =
Brig American Union (o Phadelphia) Collins. Bahia ~
days with sugar and rosewood to 0rderyase 10 master
Crossed The Equator Feb In Ion 80 lat fine weather
.hrongtous the passage Jan ~ at II 40 s. Ion aa44 ".
Brig Isabella rl Beck, Aspinwa 33 days, with rubber,
&c, 10 Hoadley Eno--vessel TO Ribon Munoz Had mo-
weather. days Of Hateras; Feb To- Noten,
aged Is native OF Bweuen, died Of ieser and
buried ut
Brig Snsie Stroui of Bosonl Hammond. MIX River. ia,
~ days. via Delaware Feb ~ with loFwoad to
De Covfn A 10 Il
weather; days N OF Hauteras.
BRIG obn iBy Douglas Qardepas days. With mORsses
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY a5, 1871.
CLEARED.

Steamship Australia (Br), Hedderwick, Gassow-Hen-
Steamship Main (NG,, oterendorp, Bremcn-oelrichs &
Steamship Zodiac Nickerson, Havsna-J Ward 4 Co.
steamship Cleopatra Philips, Havana-F Alexandra 4
Steamship Wilmington, Cole, Galveston Key wes.-c
Cromwell ips Co.. oe0 washington eager Sew oreansH
Steamship Victor. Gates, New orleans-C Mallory 4
Steamship Crescent city, Norton, New orleans-Frederic
Steamship Ashland, Moore, Fernandina na-Jas Hand
Steamship San Jacinto Atkins savannah-wm Gari
ssamshhip Huntsville, SrOwsll sayannahR Lowden.
Il co.
Steamship wysnoke, Bourne, Norfolk CITY Point and
Rlchmond-od Dominion Steamship Co. 'A'
steamship Geo Upton Roberts, Norfolk, City Point and
Steamship Isaac Bell Brakeman, Norfolk old Dominion
Steamship Knight, Johnson Georgetown DEG
ship Co. 'o ..''-'''p''A ''A'a S'eAn
Steamship Milvie, Renear, Philadelphia Wonder
s.samsaa s,a Nsrens Bsarss Sc Boson-n pImoek.
Wood. '-
Ship John gertram tNG), Peterson, Hamburg-Funch,
BARK Kong Oscar tSor), Larsen, Lverpool-wendt, Te
BARK Midas !Br,, Campbell, havre-snow Burgess.
sas 5Ge ooroos LeaS Bq
Bark Jonathan Chase Chase, New Orieans-N Brig
Brig Sdss sn Br nos Co.
Brig Emma Dean tDutch, Atkinson Curacoa-T Foulke
Brig Harry Aubrey, Briggs. Barbados-T az A
Dwight a Co.
Brig Oliver Cults tBr), Nelson Port Prince-R Murray
Jr.
schr Hatfield Eldrtdee, Granaaa- Middleton 4 Co,
Schr d Hulse Hdreth, Maysguez PR-Jonas Smith &
Co.
Schr Mary d Leach. Newcomb Nassau-B Weinberg.
Schr Baxter Sullivan, Cornwalis, NS-Cranda, Ber.
taux h Co.
Schr Glover 1ngersol, Mo5le-E Hurlbut & Co.
Schr Annie Bergen, Thompson, Jacksonvievan Brunt
Sl8ght.
schr Paige, Dougherty, Wilmington, NC-Evans, Ball
4 Co.
schr Lucia Murchison, JONES' Wilmington. nee Pow
ell.
schr johnson, Harris, Washington, NC-w Hin
a. Co.
Schr Nellie F Burgess, Mexican, Norfolk-S Loud Co.
Schr W Emerson, Dorr, NorfOk-C Staples Il Co.
schr Mary Dennis, Mcdonald, Portsmouth-R Goodwin
& Son.
schr Martha King, Swift, New Haven-Ferguson &
Wood.
Schr Nellie Bloomfield, Hobbie, Stamford.
Schr y Ackcn, Mead. Stamford
Sehr Godwin Waterbury, Stamford.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
THE EXLLES.
Their welcome by the Empire state.

Their Welcome by the Empire State.
The "resoluton Of welcome" to the Irish exles
which was recently adopted by The Senate and AS
sembly OF TINS State has, as the following cores
pondence will show, been transmitted by Governor
Holman TO those, gentlemen who have through one
OF their number, acknowledged 1t IN fitting terms
The following Is the resolution and correspondence
in full:--
STATE OF NEW YORK,
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER ALBANY, Feb. l6, 1871
SIR take pleasure in transmitting % you herewith 2
has heen adopted by the Senate and Assembly
Of 10 ns csannrs nas S s 4
STATE or NEW YORK
AssRNBLY CHAMBER ALBANY, Feo; IL ls7l.(
and behalf OF the people Of the State York.
1 Comm jeremiah os
Furke and their associates Irish exes and patriots
and ihs. his ss
ted to them by the Governor Of this state BY order
IN SENATE, Feb. 10. 1871.
HIRAM CALkINs, Clerk.
SwEENEy's HOTEL, NEW YoRK. Feb. 23, 1871
are too ieeee to express the thanks WHICH
Krecuve and 10 The memsers Of The senate and to The
sembly o. the Empire State for the resolution of wecome
Such compliment the representatives Of the people
of the State OF New York under
wanest expressions Of gratitude from the recipient
ton thus accorded Of hs cause for when
cause 100 often sti imazed by preenGed republicans
As commissioned ocer Of this State when arrested tried
and imprisoned by the British government, this recognition
ana pride which no words can express
for The sind WORDS N wS,c pou convey TO- me tbe res
ton OF welcome" and uest that viii the
for hs honor ses have paid to me
British feion have the honor 70 remain with the highest
CHaRLEs USDERwoo1 ocoNNELL.
To the Hon JOHN HOFFMAN,, Governor of the State of
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
10 ordervessei Simpson Ciapp. Had heavy weather

70 70 orderyessel to Simpson clapp Had heavy weather
lasses 70 ordervesse John Boynton's Son Co. ays
ueen days north OF Hataras, with strong NV ana NE
sshT Mary Rurde. sof Newburypo Pearl Para u days
to sJ weaberG Had ane weather: days NORTH of Hat
ssar w snsy PARKER
schr IDA May Rogers Mnattlan a days with mahogany
pp hs ns Phelps Co vessel to Simpson
Sch, yss%sSnrg % Of BANGOR higgins Bias Feb oa
nuts &C. TO Owen Brennan-vessei to II Loud Co Had
plot ks "a" o ~ hs weni se
az aea saw piece Or timber floating by supposed be piece
.n s'a %uS"s G",is Nichols.
gar vatsSe to w'a aswsns
sshr Deiiart of Boothbay Sherlock St Pierre. Mart,
ad heavy weather days Of Hasieras lost boat
zse cochran ram iof BANGOR Cochran M.yasue
r days via psawsIe FsD Win
msssraIc sssr e,sss;n weather days Of Ha.teras
sshr spsrklns Sea- Fakenbcrg Jacksonville days. with
schr Paul THOMPSON Godfrey Jacksonville days. with
sshr Rrooking Douglass, Cedar Kevs Fla, 10 days,
days Win lumber 70 Jonathan Bsarss vessel to Loud
day. with
schr Whitney Long tor St aeorge, Hayes, Daren, Ca
days with lumber Wilder, Son covesse to Loud
sehr Hamona Burgess, Georgetown. SC, days, with
scr Ny Rover Brown, Charleston davs. with cotton. to
Evans, Ball & Co.
The British Winchester which arriued gath inst is
consigned TO Cobb of Boston, and
the Equator FeS II on 81 s. % W. Dec lat =
lon ~ SS T. spoke snip Rather from Manila New
81 days out.
Pissed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Francona Bragg, Portland for New York. with
schr Ned Sumter, Lord Rockand for New York. with lime
to Candee Pressy. Was 80 hours the Ice off Black
Rock.
schr Emily, Kane New Haven for New York.
hr scSr James TOR New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamships Nereus Bcarsc. New York for Boston,
Steamship Wamsut,a. Fish, New YORK for New Bedford.
schr Lucy Jane, Munson Baltimore for Providence.
schr II Shand, Chds, Baltimore for New Haven.
schr Mag ara, worden Port Johnson for Norwich.
Schr Harriet Sarah, Ball Port johnson for Haven
Schr Thomas Canil Halock, Port johnson for New
schr VIM o'Brien Burns Port johnson tor New Haven
schr New Reguus, Halock, johnson for New Haven
Schr Connecticut Stevens Port johnson for New Hayeu.
scnr Herschel, Jameson, Port Johnson Providence
Schr Isaac Anderson Doyle Port johnson Providence
schr Charleston, Boriand, Port johnson Newport
schr + Randolph, seelman, Elizabethport sor Prov
dence.
Schr henry Remsen Allen, Ezabethport for Bridgeport
schr James Buchansn Kelly, Ezabethport for New Ha-
schr Frank Maria, Wood. Elizabethpors for Norwich
schr Anthony Burton Johnson Hoto1en for Providence
schr Fashion, Carberry Jersey City for New Haven.
schr Horace l. Frances. Jersey City for New Haven
schr sunell, Cole, New York for stamford.
schr sA!eyenson, s Avery, New York FOR New Haven.
schr Freedom (Brl, Folkes, New Halifax Ms.
schr Samuel Sawyer, Gushing, New York for Ports.
schr Mary Mead, Thrasher New York for jamestown.
cr schr SSoa,s,s,y Weaver New York for Eau River
Steamer daatea Nye, New YORK for Providence.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
TIRE HAMILTON OPERA HOUSE LOTTERY.
No. 2S,SS0 Draws the Prize-Thc Lucky
Holder a New Yorker.


Holder New Yorker.
HAMILTON, Feb. 25, 1871.
The drawing OF the Hamilton Opera House Lottery
took place tonight in the Opera House auditorium
in presence OF large numper OF people. A COM
mittee, consisting OF eight prominent citizens OF
ohio and Indiana, and headed by David Gibson, OF
Cincinnati, was chosen to superntend the drawing.
Seveny-six prizes, the entire number the scheme
and representing $4,000, were drawn. large
number OF tickets which remained unsold were put
into the wheel to the credit OF the scheme.
The first PrlZe was the Hamilton Opera House,
valued at 100000; the second prize $4,000 in
cash and the third $1,000 cash. There were Eve
prizes OF Slo0o eacn, eight prizes OF $500 each and
sixty prizes Of 500 each.
The following numbers drew principal prizes:-
No. 2s SS9 drew the Opera House; H. s22 drew So 000
10000 drew the s50U0 49, l7763, 5s22, 1o97s 49, 59
Won $1,000 each ii, 7S5, 1853 $3.50, 49, 800 81 l46
34,470 Ii, 035 and 23 la drew $500 each. The num-
Der drawing the capital prize was sent to the New
York agent bus whether 1t was sold or not is not
yet known. The name OF the holder OF the tic ket
drawing the S2o.oo0 Is not yet known.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
lQulSiAhA LeGELkIllH.
Items Of the Appropriation Biii-Aid for the
Chattanooga Eaiiroad-The New Orleans
Water Works Bill.

NEW ORLEANS Feb 25 1871.
IN the Legislature to-day the Governors message
veroing the Anti-Slaughter-house bill was sent to
the House. The veto was sustained, so that the
old Slaughter-house Company, Of which f. ]. Pratt
Is president, Is triumphant.
The following items are among the appropriation
bills passed:-For the issue or state bonds author
lied for the stock of the Chattanooga Railroad,
81, 10000 for The New Orleans Steamship Com
pany, II, 00O0O0: Ior Improving the navigation OF
The bayous. Sl,5oo 600: for building State House,
Sl,5oJ0J0: for the Louisiana Levee Company,
slOoo0oO; annually to pay mileage ano per diem OF
members, 100000
The Senate at midnight passed the bill converting
the water works, upon which the city has expended
Two millions, 10 q corporation Of individuals for
three hundred ihonsand dollars, and giving them
o.itTaordinary privileges.
The committee To examine the affalrs o. The New
Orleans Gas Llgnt Company reported Ia favor or
taking away the company's charter.
I'll report adopted.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATION.
FinaNcial Reforms Inaugarnted-State Sunk.
ing Fund Proposed.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 25, 1871.
The State Senate to-day, by large majority,
passed TO Its second reading bill repeating the act
which gave the endorsement OF the SiAte 10 fonr
millions oi dollars oi the Blue Ridge RailrCa,d bonds.
The senate has before 1t a bill creating g, SINKING
1und q ZOO yearly for the extngushnckt OF the
State debt
The House OF Representatives is engaged on, bill
TO convert the present debt into sterling bondA and
prohibiting the creation OF any additional deDt, ,ur
less with the ratincation OF two-thirds Of pophar
vote.
The feeling Of the legislature is growing strong n
favCr Of financial retorn-,
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
SAILED

Steamships England, and CITY of BROOKLYN L,verpool
Australia GLASGOW Nam, Bremen; Cleopatra and Zodiac,
Havana Wilmington Galveston via Key West Victor Geo
Washington and Crescent CITY, New Orleans Ashanti Fer.
nandna Huntsville. and San Jacinto, Savannah Manhat
&C. KNIGHT GEORGETOWN, DC; Volunteer, Philadelphia.
Wind at sunset
The New York herald., 1871-02-26


Messrs. DELMONICO, Chambers and William
streets and y Broad street; sippiel years
DAAIkL DREW, Esq. IL Upon square; supplied Is years
C0RNELIuS VANDERBILT Esq, 1U Washington place.
And IN this an other Cities multitude of families
os, hotels. restaurants clubs ani bo ir.ng houses
NEW YORK. Feb. Is. 1871
IN addition to the superior quality hs
prices the advertiser offers the following advantages to
PLAN FIRsT-MONTHLY
60) prizes Of five dollars cach for The year dating from
Distributed monthly. Tue frat award therefore viii be
made the ls Of Apr next consisting OF 30 prizes and
thereafter monthly, a similar number.
ANY regular customer whose plan receipt tor purchases s
for OF hve dollars ard upwards month, becomes
eligible under this plan Tor the following month.
any e, becomes eligible under this pan
IN the following months drawing.
PLAN sECOSD-ANNUAL.
20 prizes of fifty dollars each 600
and pr ze ...............,.,..... 5u0
$4,000
This being the pan the awards will be made upon
February 70, 1872. Any ,uar customer whose plan
ceip the sum OF dollars and upwards, month
Tor the twelve months preceding becomes eligible under this
buyer who no ds plan receipts teoruary ~ s3 to the
sum Of $l20 is eligible under this plan.
CHECKS for prizes sent the fcowin. day and list pub
buyers $I GOO and upwards per annum, discount
made.
Special contracts made with other large
buyers.
Readers win please circulate this advertisement among
their friends.
NoTETo buy upon prize plan, purchase tickets put
up in packages of SO aid lis mutp es, receive plain
receipt therefor and for purchases Of &C. and
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
We beeve increased trade will reimburse for the
premiums distributed.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

LIoR THE ACCOMNODATlON OF OUR NUMEROUS
uptown patrons have opened Branch Ouice at 34d
Broadway corner Thyast street for receiving ADVERTISE
and subscription the MEN YORK HERALD with
charge This is tue only hoze1 branch
In this city, Open from ~ NJ TIL r. NJ. day in the
The New York herald., 1871-02-26

CCUPPERNONG AND FLOWERS wINE.--sOCo GAL
- Ions for sale reasonable terms Ia uuancs To su
COMPANY, Whievile, COLUMBUS county n e.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26

GREAT BARGAINS IN SILKS.
LORD 4 TAYLOR,
BROADWAY AND TWENTIETH STREET
WILL uFFEE ON
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 81,
AN ELEGAST ASSORTMENT
RICH PLAIN BLAcK SILKS.
of the celebrated OF c. j. Bonnet Co.. Poucot
Pere ct RI S, Fapissier Fiis OF Dcroy.
20 pieces 2;nch rich plain black Fale Sublime very
superior Lyons sk when we are retailing at ~ per yard.
full line Radzmere Widows silk, the manufacture
OF Soper j Sons, spa!Geds. Ensland
PLAIN CoLORbo SILKS
The great demand for the pew Cameo and Opal Shades In
duces US to the entire balance specially imported
stock, which we oler at our previous low prices.
FANCY SILKS,
consisting OF Harne Checks ali coors black and gray
Stripes and Checks; black whe stripes and Cheeks,
An actual advance the yrice of this class of goods to-
Gcther WIN the unusual scarcely o the article ia the Market
themselves oi.
JAPANESE AND MrKADo SILKS
The fine assortment Of these silks received by last steamer
viii opened MONDAY. Fen. The assoFtmen:
yard.
NEW SPRisG GOODS.
We arc Offering preparatory usual spring opening,
some new Dress GOODS ia various Styles to wSicn we eau
spring.
Also
NEW SPhl..u SHAWLS,
In great variety OF styles, coors anu qualities
ami fmbrodcries teuls' Furnishing Goods, Lade
arn.sing Gosda uphosery Linen seoas nse Geois
be offered at low prices
LORD TAYLOR
Broadway and Twentieth street.
MO MORE MEDIc1NE.--.0,0C0 CURES, WITHOUT
The New York herald., 1871-02-26

THE vEEY BEST QUALITY OF LEHI0H COAL Is
SSH offered at $40 and St per ton from, The old cstab
lishcd yards OF n A. CiLpS TO-, West 1hir eighth
aTesA Orders BY man promptly HtsndeA 70. =.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
LORD & TAYLOR,
Broadway and Twentieth street.

MO MORE MEDIC1NE--.O,0C0 CURES, WITHOUT
IN Drugs by Bu Harry's delicious REVALENTA FOOD OF
Dyspepsia Sonsampon vonstip alton, Di.raoa. AL mpu
OF the blood, andill kinds dsor
dcis Sold IN tins. ~ 81 %; IL los, $40 DU DARRY
co. los William street, New York, and ut all druggists and
grocerb.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
ESTABLISHED 1885.

~ PAUL s. BROWNS BAKERY,
(PAUI NJ. s. BROWN, SUCCESSOR
Third anu Ninth street,
a. I. Stewart Il co.
Sandwich Split. French Twist Round and high Round
Pan, MIX, Brick Albany, Homemade, Rye, Graham and
Boston Brea Rolls delivered fresh daily to fam
lies steamers aurants and elsewhere.
EVERY VARIETY OF CAKE, PIES, PASTRIES, CRACK
Frs. &c, &C.,
OF our celebrated s usual of superior
Plum and assorted Fancy Cake for weddings and parties
specially.
PLAIN AND ELABORArE SUPPERS PROVIDED.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
DR., WESTO,

Dr. WESTON REFERS by perm son to the proprietors Of
the ST. Nicholas Hotel and other gentlemen equally well
known In this city.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26
A --STAMMERING.
"A. STAMMERrNG. SrAMMERING.
SThMMERING,

A -STAMMERING.
"A. STAMMERTNG. STAMMERING.
SThMMEkING.
Dr. WESTON REFERS bv perm to the proprieors OF
the ST. Nicholas Hotel and TO other gentlemen equally well
known In this city.
DR.. WESTON,
Paror No. q ST. Nicholas Hotel,
between the hours of and 10 A. NJ and and P. N.
STAMMERING.
STAMMERING STAMMERING.
STAMMERIhG.
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
"A the Courts OF different States No publicity. Advice
free. Notary Public and Commissioner FOR every State
+. l. KING, Counsellor at Law, 3t3 Broadway.
4 -MACKEY'S NEW STORY,
"A. "THE GREY Shadow"
Legendary Romance Of New lork will shortly appear In
the
FIRESIDE COMPANION.
THE F1RESlDE CUaPANlUS is NOW the neases., live
lest and attractive family published Ii il also
the cheapest, because the best
(yERTAINLY WILL CrRE YOUR CoRNS, WITHOUT
~ for 5oc each. h.Bunons Is I'd Nails. &C., cure by
Dr. RICE 20S Broadway, Fulton and IA
Fulton street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1871-02-26

Parlor No. 9. ST. Nicholas Hotel,
between the hours of 4 and 10 A. NJ and 3 and p.