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The New York herald., 1871-09-04
LEGAL NOTICES,
.UPREME COURT.

SUrhEME COURT.
the matter Of the Application Of the Mayor. Alder
widening and sTaishsenninng nng OF of,w.v
between Thirty and Fifty street also
the making ns e that Rs Of S es
and Forty street. of width
'lA' ''' 'ee' IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
we the undersigned Commissioners Estimate and AS
in the aboveentlei matter hereby give notice to
and lots and Or lands Affected thereby
aIS @ we Save cemoesa oar estimate and assess
awards and valuation and that all interested
and who Se Opposed to e do ob
ss c Ss c he "a
street. room a. IN this city, before the 18th day OF Sep
parties within is9 week day. next ate, TIE
aencdsnce =. our said Office on each of said ten days. at
secondThat the absrac, the estimate aud assess
men, together with our maps and also the andavt es
our report have been deposited in the OF Depart
ment o. Public Works IN the city Of New YORK. there to re-
Ihrdrha the limit. embraced BY the assessment sIere
snd situate iynr aud being in said city and By
included and within the cenirc of the follow
BEGINNING At the point OF intersection o. he ami
running thence sas,eriy along the Of fiitniuh
Madison avenue thence ,odnsy n
.henee es,sry aop ae ceo1s ne .,
inence souihey along lines Of Lerngton avenue
and Irving the centre line Of street thence
tire line of thence southery along the centre
linz of Fourth avenue the centre line OF Asor
place. thence along the centre line Of Asor
piaee 10 Broadway, thence southery aOng centre
Ine of broadway to the centr line OF Waver
lev place, thence westerly along the centre OF
Wrverley place the line Sixth thence
noy,nerly aong centre ne avenue
centre Fourteenth street, thence along
ene Of Fourteenth street to the centre hne OF Seventh
thence % IN. s9ss the ssnrs line Of
along centre line OF Twentieth the OF
Eighth avenue thence nortnery along the hnc OF
Eighth avenue 70 the centre line Of street.
thence westerly along the centre line of street
TO the centre line OF Ninth thence norhery along tho
limo of Ninth the centre Of SIXTY sixth
street. thence easery along the centre line of Sxtysxth
street to the centre line OF Eighth and thence south
ey along the centre line Of Eighth to the point or
place OF beginning.
FourthThst our report viii be presented to tho
Supreme Court State of New York. ~ special term
thereof TO before the Honorable Albert Cardoxo,
Justice in the House Cy Hail. In the city
YORK. upon further notice OF twenty days to be
hereafter given two daily newspapers published In tho
New York pursuant to the provisions OF the fourth
section chapter @ the laws Of the State OF New York,
'Asse' JOHY @. JONES, ! cour,,..,o,.r.
wILLIiM WOOD, commissioners
Dsteo NEW YORK, August 10, te'l
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LOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
II The Cromwell Steamship Line. ..
The steamship GEORGE WASHINGTON. Captain r. V.
Gagen VIII leaye pier No. North River on ss,nrday sep
q a. O'Clock r. NJ Freight received daily Through rates
given to Galveston, Indianola, Mobile and ST. Louis.
Cabin passage, $50; steerage, $25.
'''s''' VI II f"Et ~ tCR1MWELL A CO., @ West street.
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-h;-PERsONs WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
m n s insurance oompanies and who do not desire TO
.ncI policies by absolute sac can borrow the
Agency, ~ Liberty street - r'"
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~ Merchants and Shippers
by the
Great Western Freight Line
TRAVELLEIiS' GUIDE.


A LBANY AND TROY-REG ULAR LINE AT s p NJ.
N daily, pier 80 North River (Vesry street Through
tickets the West and North. Fare always less than by
any other route
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THE TURF.


FLEETWOOD PARK ASSOCIATION,
e MORRISANIA,
sESosB MosTcAEsTEE aEsGAL GSHnTx Sahn MEEriac, Il
September l6, l8, 10 and 20.
Premiums, $4,000.
FIRST DAY-SATURDAY. SBPT. 16.
Purse No. I$l 0 for horses that have rotted bet
ter than mnutes $500 to first horse, $3.50 to second $3.50 to
third.
Purse No. 2-$25Oo for that
ter than 5 $00 10 first horse 5000 to second $4C0 10
third.
SECOND DAY-MONDAY, SEPT. le.
Purse No 8-$1,500 for horses that have troed
better than $500 TO first hose $40O to second $500 to
Purse No. 4-SaOO0 for horses that have never troed
better than 22S $lS00 to first horse $500 to second $500
THIRD DAY-TUEsDAY, SEPT. 49,
Purse No. for horses that have never troted
Purse No. 6-&l50 for horses that have never rotted
better than 1888 $500 to first horse $OO to second 500 to
FOURTH DAy-wEDNEsDAy, SEPTEMBER 40
horse &su0 10 second $3.50 to third $3.50 to fourth
Purse No 6&20 for horses that have trotted bet
third.
All the above mile heats best three In ve IN har
and will be conducted under the rules Of the National
Association, and ell be made In accordance
herewith
Entrance fee per of the purse, which accom-
pany the nomination Entries to be addressed 70 p NJ
VAN CORTLANDT, President Post Office box l23 Morrisa
New York where the entries will close Wednesday, Sep
By order. p. j. N. VAN CORTLANDT, President.
D. TALLMAN, Superintendent
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A -hbN.uCKY STATE LOTTERY, CLASS NO. sic.
ng' n ho M ~ ~ q drew $4,000 Royal Havana Lottery,
Mueuht = NO. I6bO drew SU0O gold j. CLUTE, Broker
q pavk row ~ wv - s"sN" wv
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DIX REwARD.--LOST, PROBABLY IN OR NEAR
IC Thry-nnth street, Bunch Keys The finder will
receive the above reward by returning the ~
street, room. =
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L,OR NEW ORLEANS DESPATCH LINh--THE Al
II iron steamship CUNCOkDlA hedee M&'sr, Low
loading per " fas, River Will eavc saturday sep'em-
ter o AL O'clock r. H. tor freight or passage apply L.
n. u BRIGHAM, 70 W Az street.
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PTEMBER 4, 1S7l-WITH SUPPLEMENT-
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

THE HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET CoMPANY's
i iron mail steamship
HAMMONIA
Captain Meyer will sail Tuesday, Sept g. ls7I at p
NJ, for Hamburg,
taking passengers from New YORK 10 Hamburg, Plymouth
and London,
First Cabin, &1 Second CABIN, xI2 Steerage, $50 gold;
payable In Upited States gold
The vANDALIA extra will sail Sept. 2, 1871.
KUNHARDT CO., G. b. RICHARD BOAS,
General Agents. General Passenger Agents,
81 Broad street. N. Y. No. 9 Barclay street n, Y.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA,
~ Atlantic Mail Steamship Company.
CoLtMBIA, Captain E. Van Slice, via Nassau. Sept
MORRO CASTLE, Captain X. Sept Il
" '"''s' "''A A. W. DIxocK. President.
No. Bowling Green
TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON srEAMERs-TOUCH-
ynssS csSa sateo eo a a. O.r 20
Fart river, will leave on Saturday, September g.
nfoueh bills Of adng given TO Houston and ell points on
naveston, Houston and Henderson, aud b. b. K and C
No Key West freight received Saturday after IAN.
6. B. SxLl4RY 4 co, 1888 Maiden lane, or
w r. CLYDE CO., lls Wall street
EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE
From pier wEsffRH No. Pheh EiysI =, q;OckPM
Freight received daily. through rates given to St. Louis
vctsburg Mobile, Galveston ana Indianoia.
For freight passage having superior
apply to FREDERIC BAKER, 30 Broadway.
TIVE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
i Line for Charleston, s. g.. the Florida Ports,
and the
South and Southwest.
sailing from pier No 20 North river at NJ every wedne
dav and Saturday.
The first class sidewbeel steamship
MANHATTAN, Captain M. g. woodruff,
will sail on Wednesday, September
Through passage tickets bills of adng issued
fIENRY'R. MORGAN 4 CO.,
l77 West street. corner Warren,
For through freight, tarn and rates apply to
BENTLEY D. HASELL, General Agent,
Great Southern Freight Line, 3l7 Broadway
entrance In Thomas street.
The steamship GEORGIA viii follow and sail Saturday,
September9.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A BREWSTER (OF BROOME STREET. ROAD WAGON,
n good also six seat Phaeton, hDe order several
road Wagons by bss, city from SO Pony Phae
second hand coaches second hand Bretts Harness.
Sheets Whips, Nets, Blankets, Robes, Halters, &c.
WM H. GRAY, 20 and % Wooster street.
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H ley.-steamer THOMAS f. HULsE, Captain George
w. Annett leaves Christopher street daily at 10 A. NJ 81
and IN NJ Fort Lee, N and IL n A. M and 6A r. M
landing Thirty fourth all but the last trip.
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elegant, light dranght steamboat NEvERsiNk M leaves
Wednesday and Friday, vt O'Clock r. NJ, making certain
with all early trans for the North and West
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Personal Intelligence.

General n. II. Davis, or the United States Army,
has left the Grand Central Hotel for Boston
Major General J. G. Foster Of the United States
Army arrived at the Everett House yesterday and
lert the same day for Washington
Baron Otard de Ia Grange Is among the latest de-
partures from the Hoffman House. He sailed yes
teriay By the City OF Brussels for Europe.
Colonel Thomas Steers, from South Carolina, OF
Governor SCOTS staf, IS quartered at the Metro
poiitan HOTEL
senator J. W. Paterson. from Vermont, arrived
Yesterday at the Astor House, ea route for Washing
ton.
General A. p. hovcy, from Indiana, is among the
recent arrivals at the Hoffman House
Mr.. L. 5. Nuckos, Congressional delegate from
wyoming IS stopping at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel Charles Lee, u prominent citizen OF san
Francisco, Is sojournng for few days at the Grand
Central Hotel.
Professor Fairman Rogers, OF Philadelphia, IS
STAYING at the AlDemarle Hotel.
Colonel Tnurlow from Pennsylvania, has taken
quarters at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Mr. James Z. Kelly, Member OF Congress, of Croton
Fails, n. y, arrived yesterday at the st. James
Hotel.
Mr. j. g. sherleld, owner OF the paper manufac-
tory OF SaagerIles Is temporarily at the Everett
House.
Paymaster James Hoy, OF the United States Navy,
is temporarily stationed AZ the Hoffman House.
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Commissioner Expresses surprise that any dealers
In the United States should engage In this business
without tax being paid and states that u cannot be
allowed Refuse scraps, sweepings OF tobacco and
cigar clippings found upon the market uastamped
are liable to seizure and forfeiture the same un-
stamped manufactured lobaccos.
Fractional Currency Statement.
The receipts OF fractional currency for the week
ending to-day amount to $6s2, 500.
The shipments were:-N Notes, s6i2, ,42i fractional
currency, s234 1907.
Treasurer Spinner holds In trust as security for
national bank circulation s34o, $4,000, and for pub
lie deposits. 15,sl9,5OO.
Mutilated notes burned during the week. S233 200:
total amount burned $50, ,6ss; bank currency
issued for bills destroyed during the week, s33S 2o
balance due for mut!lated notes. S1,210,7s3.
Bank circulation outstanding at thus date,
$305, ,200, ,209.
Fractional currency redeemed and destroyed
during the week, 100000.
Treasury Balances.
The balances In the Treasury at the close OF bus-
ness TO-DAY were:-Currency, $25, l5o,o2d; coln
$780, 574,5l1; coin certificates, SCI, ,Go6,500.
The New York herald., 1871-01-08

THE SUFTERINGs OF THE PoPE.--Cardinal
Antonell, in his circular from the Vatican,
which we published yesterday, says that ''the
French revolution of the last century, its
horrors and its orgies, are only to be compared
with what goes on in this miserable city
(Rome) since the entrance OF the Italian
troops" And he wants to know ''how the
sovereign Of this Rome (the Holy Father)
could with impuaity so about among these
who decree honors for and rejoice over and
laud to the skies all who have been and all
who still are his most rabid enemies"
Clearly these troubles between the italian gov
ernment and the ''reds' on the one side in
Rome and the Pope and his clergy on the
other are assuming phase which calls for the
earliest possible intervention of the great
Powers cf Europe.
The New York herald., 1871-01-08
Message of the Governor Of Massachusetts

Message of the Governor of Massachusetts.
The annual address of the Governor of Mas
sachusetts to the General Court" is always
regarded with more or less interest by people
in every part Of the country, for in every part
OF it descendants Of New ngland and Of the
State of Massachusetts, are to be found who
will never forget the memories of the good old
land of their forefathers.
In the document before us Governor Clahin,
very naturally for New Epglander, first
treats Of the public finances, and says the
financial policy adopted by the Legislature
has produced economy in expenditure and
fnlly sustained thc credit of the State at home
and abroad! The sinking fund now amounts
yearly to more than million dollars,
and the assurance of present and future
the principal Of all existing liabilities,
without recourse to taxation, is very gratify-
ing. The total funded and unfilnded debt
Of the State amounts, in round numbers, to
twenty-eight and quarter millions, and the
sinking funds for its redemption amount to
more tnau HlteeU MILLIONS. lie ordinary cA-
penditures for the present year are estimated
at 81, 700, 600; revenue, $4,000, 900; leaving
S., 800, 900 to be raised by taxation, unless,
as we are sorry to see the Governor recon-
mend, the tax on savings banks be increased
to one per cent--a measure that must, directly
or indirectly, affect the poorer classes.
In regard to that great Massachusetts,
'bore, the Hoosac tunnel the Governor says
there seems to be very little doubt of its
speedy completion, although, notwithstanding
State subsidies amounting to millions have
aided the undertaking, only hal the mountain
has been perforated, and decade and a hall
of years have been consumed in the work
thus far. In relation to other railroad matters
the Governor announces that the Common
wealth is Sin" for about three millions six
hundred thousand dollars loaned the insolvent
Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad Company
about as fragrant lob as ever the lobbies
of State Legislature were pestered with.
The income of the Massachusetts State
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.
JANUARY y.

JANUARY >.
lS69-t're in coliiery at Wigan England-scven
lives lost William IL. Carswell executed
for the murder OF Abbie f.. Sanders IN Rome.
n. w.. General Lowell ii. Rousseau died.
1S60-fhe Pope denounced Napoleon's suggestion
that lie should abandon the temporal power.
1S5S-James r. Donnelly executed Tor the murder or
A. 5. Moses, at Freehold, n. J.
1S53-Wiiam strickland, an abolitlonlst bookseller.
expelled from Mobile for selling copies OF
"Unce Toms Cabin.n
1S54-Meropolitan Han and Lafarge Hotei destroyed
by fire, in this city.
1s53-Thomas s. hambn The tragedian, died.
1Sll-Croton Alueduct dam burst-seyeral persons
drowned.
1Sl5-Batte OF New Orleans.
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Prison yearly exceeds the expenses by nearly
thirty thousand dollars. THIS, we believe, is
better exhibit than our Sing Sing Prison |;
but probably this is owing to the fact that
'smarter" men get into the Massachusetts
prison than in those Of New York.
The Governor claims that Massachusetts is
the only State that extends pecuniary aid to
That can hardly be correct, when we reflect
upon the number of one-armed and one-legged
organ grinders in blue we unfortunately see at
the corners of the streets of New York. But,
perhaps, in one case it is State aid, in the
other only street aid. Why not have NUM-
ficent system Of national bounty that would
keep all these honest veterans ''easy in their
boots'--if they have any-for the remainder
of their days?
Governor Claan refers favorably to the
prohbitory liquor law, and says, as whole,
the system works well, thousands Of dram
shops having been suppressed under it and
the whole traffic curtailcd. lie has kindly
word to say about the reformation of inebrates,
the State police, the demands Of the agricul-
turists, the inland fisheries, education, the
labor question, commerce, and pointcdly
favors woman's suffrage. On the latter sub
ject the Governor says s'it is difficult to see
why one sex only should exercise the privi-
lege of voting, and there certainly are many
strong considerations why those now excluded
should be permitted to share in public affairs"
Woman's suffrage, therefore, may be set down
as one of the planks in the New England
republican platform for 1872. So once was
Mormonsm, which was stigmatized as a
''twin relic of barbarism;' but what is it now,
and what is the republican party doing
about it
The Governor presents the usual apotheods
about the patriotism of Massachusetts, and her
labors TO maintain the Union, and with a
brief glance at the pending terrible conflict in
Europe, concludes very well put together
concise and comprehensive State document.
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Died.

PARDAY.-At her residence, 331 East Twenty.
eighth street, on saturday, January q MARY L.
SLACK. wife OF Michael Parday.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
CLINE.-On Saturday, January :. ANNIE Il. CLINE,
aged IA years, months and days.
1he friends and relatives OF the family are respect.
fully invited to attend the funeral. from her late
residence, PA West Forty.frst street, on Monday
afternoon, at two O'Clock.
(F0r other Deaths see Ninth P1Ge.l
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EX-SGERIFF O'BRIEN, a man who is out OF
politics and therefore speaks of that which he
knows but in regard to which he is not per-
sonally prejudiced, says that Hofhnans de-
clination of the Presidential nomination for
1872 is on par with Seymour's thrice ''re-
fusal of the crown upon the Lupercar' and
Vice President Coiax's early, but yet unreal
lied, withdrawal from public life According
to the ex-Sherif, the Governor means it as a
stumbling block for his enemies and the ene-
mics of Tammany.
The New York herald., 1871-01-08

THE METHODIST Book CONCERN FRAUDS. =
On Thursday next, we are informed, an
ecclesiastical tribunal of some of the high dig
nitaries of the Methodist Episcopal Church
will meet in this city to try the assistant agent
of the ''Book Concern" of this extensive and
powerful denomination in reference to certain
frauds charged against him in the purchase of
paper and other transactions of said "Book
Concern" There have already been two or
three star chamber Investigations and alleged
whitewashing reports of this business, and if
this trial is to be conducted with closed doors
it will doubtless be as profitless in its results
as these confidential inspections of the books.
The public at large, as well as the Churc h,
have an interest in this matter, which demands
an open trial, and the decision of secret in
quisition will be apt, under public opinion, to
be judged by the old maxim that ''where all is
not open all is not honest" At all events, if
on Thursday next we find that this trial is to
be conducted conidentially among the breth-
rem concerned in this "Book Concern we shall
conclude that it means only little more
whitewashing.
The New York herald., 1871-01-08
KELLY VICTORIOUS.

TIE Junior Ease Ballists the Champions
ship Question.
The judiciary Committee OF the Junior Base Ball
Association last evening decided the question to
whom the title OF champion Of the United States be-
louged. Mr.. w.H Kelly argued tor the Fly Always
ani r. r. Ieary for the Putnams OF Troy The for
meT won anu tie latter club nust give up the bail
and title CO tue Fly Awalss
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NEW YORK CITY.
Local and Police Paragraphs and Miner Items
Of Metropolitan News.

The following record VIII show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours in COM
parls0n with the corresponding day OF last year,
macy HERALD Building, corner OF Ann street,
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HIo;led Free for 2J ceu.s.-s,r. kaar's ssrr-
lures on Ncrvoua Debility; Marri0e. il! Obligations and
,upedimants and diseases arising from nprteaca.
cases from ac.usl practice. Address Secretary DR.
kahn,s kuseurll, fsj Broadway, Nev York.
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A.-Herriag's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l Broadway cornor Ilrr,S ssr5ss
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a. A.-Roynf Havana supplementary.
by drawings of the Royal Havana Lottery.
For information, &c, address MCINTlRE, GREGORY n
CO.. a sl6 Canal, la Chatham, 10 sixth ~ Third
$40 Seventh avenue lo5 East Houston 81 East
Thirteenth, corner OF Broadway
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N.ascns, Cas pentcrs u nd stonecutters aeel
certain deveopments succeed Ph.enoiogy, applied
3so Broadway viii show you what and aow y
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h.-C!ub and TsiniS Skates, Wholesale and
retail. Depot at r. A. BROOKS, SIS Broadway.
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A.-perfecf Fitting Boots and shoes, aud
warm OveLshoes, choap, At BROOKs', 30 Broadway
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Trial OF Smiths Trorhes for conghss
Hoarscness all Throat Affections earnestly re uesse
DlTMAN & CO.. AstOr House PAaru!aey-
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.Joavcu,s Fnodcrous Kid essoya Clearer =.
stores gloves instantly Sold by druggists AMI deiss
in fancy goods prics.5 cents oot.se.
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A.-HnndsOme Present. Ladies' and GeBtie-
mems elegant Embroidered Slippers at Z. A. BROOKS 30
Broadway.
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Germs, Runions, Enlarged Joints urd Ai
Diseases Of The Feet cured by Dr. ZAcAARlE, 79 Broad
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Royal Havana Lottery Prizes pass IN
gold Information furnished The highest rates for
Dcnbloous all kinds Of cold and Silver.
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers, is " all s.cee.. New foc&
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niGmorsls RouGht and sold.
GEO c. ALLEN 5i5 Broadway under -. Nicholas dcsei.
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A.-Wbitcon,b,s Asthma Remedy. Sure
cure. Sold by all druggists.
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The vital statistics for the week as follows:-
Deaths, 5o7 marriages, 1884, birns, 47s stillborn Al.
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Miss Anna f. Dickinson VIII lecture on "Men's
Rights,n before the Mercantile Library Association
on Tuesday evening next at Stelnway Hall.
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Gold Pens.
FOLEY'S fine Gold Pens and Pencils,
Factory ant Saesrocns, -s5 Sroa<iWay
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A.-Eaznrd 81 Casweli's
COD LIVER OIL Is the best
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Relief for the City-Thc Elevated Railway
system.


There are insuperable objections to almost
ell the various means proposed to secure rapid
transit from one end of Manhattan Island to
the other. Projects for underground rail-
ways, arcade railways and surface railways
have failed to win the confidence either
of capitalists or of the public. Many Of
these projects are alike doubtful and ex-
pensive. The attempt to carry them into
execution would but repeat the failure of
the one-legged railroad on Greenwich street,
which the Grand Jury has just very properly
indicted as nuisance. The only practicable
solution of the problem of rapid and conve-
nient transit must be found in the construc-
ton of what Governor Hoffman describes in his
message as can elevated railroad upon
solid structure, raised SO high as to cross the
transverse streets by arches that would offer
no obstruction to ordinary travel and avoiding
interference with the leading avenues by pass
ing chiefly through the middle of blocks. !"
Now that capitalists favor and both Mayor
Hall and Governor Hoffman adopt the ele-
vated railway system originally recommended
by the HERALD it is to be hoped that such
legislation will be applied to it without delay
as shall guarantee its success and put an end
to all the impracticable schemes hitherto sug-
gested for the relief of the city by rapid
transit. The Broadway scheme, particularly,
should be at once and forever rejected.
The New York herald., 1871-01-08
The Infants rcS,irrS.

Mrs. WINsLOw's SOOTHING STsUP Is the beiL AMI
remedy the world for all iseasea OF crep s"ci
as tsetbiuR, WIND collie, NC
The New York herald., 1871-01-08

An excellent map OF the bay, harbor and rivers
around New York is published by NJ. Dripps. of lO3
Fulton street. If Is OF convenient size and very
valuable Tor reference as 1t appears 10 be complete
In all its details.
The New York herald., 1871-01-08

Marshal Hart during the past week has granted
the following lcenses-Io public CARTS II; express
men, 7: vendors, IA; coaches, @; junk cart l. I'm
teIgence olice, /; porters, 2; drivers, 10. Total
lis. Whole amount received, S194 so.
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Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. 2oql