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The Republican journal., 1872-09-12
BOARDING AND
DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES
THOM ASTON. MAINE.

The Rev. JULIUS Ii. WARD Rector
Miss SARAH ). IlSDALE, Lady principal.
Miss MARY A. kkIiH. Assistant.
This Institution began as school for Young Chill
first time this Spring. While intended as an mex
pensive School mainly for local patronage, is
purpose to make it second to in tone character
the universal satisfaction OF its patrons.
Reasonable board can be obtained where the pupils
will be under the personal oversight OF the Prnci-
pal.
The advantages which have already secured for
this School an excellent reputation are these:
l. school-room fitted up in the best style and
furnished with every convenience.
3 The careful, individual, personal training OF
each pupil in the school studies
3. Constant attention given to good manners, the
habits ana usages OF good society.
4. The avoiding OF everything Sectaran while set
imparting light and Chrstan habits OF thinking and
living.
The School year is forty weeks, divided into three
terms. The Fall Term begins Sept 9Th, aud CON
tnues fifteen weeks.
The tuition is paid in advance at the following
rates:
Primary Studies. Sl2 year.
Common English studies II T"
Higher a
q with languages p "
Singing and Drawing common to al the pupils.
instruction III Music extra.
No pupil received for less than term. Applic;
ton for admission should be made to the Rector.
Thomaston, Aug. IS, 1872. 3wo
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DEALERS IN SECURITIES.

We invite inquiries relating to investments, and
give below the prices of few OF the most desirable
Bonds
b., e. r. & NJ, Milwaukee Extension, IS 90 l-2
Midland Pacific IS 70
Logansport Charlottesville & Southwestern SO ~ l
U, S. Bonds and other mar ketable securities allow.
ed full price in exchauge
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BANK OF DEPOSIT.
+. A. HAWLEl 4 co.
Is A II X T. r s

No. DevonsIrire, Cor. State ST., Boston.
Four PER CENT. INTEREST allowed on deposit
accounts, subject to cheek, drawn any city
bank. Out-ot-town deposit ors will have their remit
tances and collections promptly acknowledged.
We do a General Banking and Commission bust
ness, Negotiate Bonds, Stocks, Notes and other
Securities, make collections throughout the United
States and Europe. AS
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100000 CASH DISTRIBUTION. \
The GRAN! !!>! GIFT !.! CONCERT
September 28th thf Day.
YOUR TICKETS NOW OR NEVER.

YTHE vast s.lrsN " tickets already fade and the
L increasing denNnd tor them troK all quarters
having determined NJ Trustees inf the GRAND
GIFT CONCERT for Ae benefit Of tie PUBLIC LII
nkAKY OF KENrucK5, advertised fr SATURDAY,
sErrtMEEr =, ~, ASHALL ro1rIvFLY COME
OFF ON THAT DAY wI4HoUr rosl ToNEMENr the
management now notift all who Expect to partici.
pate in the drawing tint they ~ uld buy their
tickets at once; Delay Io& t,w ys caused many
to go without them. SomN Lying in Louisville
waited until sales were closed .kpectng no doubt
postponement, and then o9Ssd fifteen, twenty
and even twenty hve dollars foHtcke1s which the
day before We're offered to pifcSers at the regular
price Others living at ii fanct sent thousands of
dollars by mail and cxprYss, whiS got here after
sales closed and he to be sent back These
disappointments need p6t occur agaR, ii the warn.
ing now given in due eason is heedet
The drawing willS6egin precisely aR6 O'Clock Sat
urdsy morning, SeTember IS, s72, inthe great hall
of the Public Li1f,ry building and cSntinue until
the one thousand gifts are all drawn.
Hist OF GIFTS
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Why Democrats Should Vote for Greeley.

In letter just published. ex-Gov.
salisbury of Delaware, who was against
Greeley and Browns nomination at Bal
tlmore, opposes a straight Democratic
nomination, and gives his reasons why
the Democrats should support Greeley
and Brown. He says:
This shall do, not merely because
was IA member OF the Convention that
nominated Greeley and Brown. but in
obedience to a sense of duty Grant OF
Greeley must be President for the next
four years They are the only candidates
before the people who can be presented
with the slightest prospect of success,
and every attempt to bring forward "A
third candidate will result beneticially to
the candidate of the ring who has afflicted
the country Tor the last tour years. Mr.
Greeley is gentleman of large eXeriencp,
standing at the very head OF the journalists
Of this country, and his long experience
in his profession has prepared him for the
duties of a statesman. | Shall support
Greeley and Brown with all the energy |
possess, and hope every Democrat and
Conservative in Delaware will heartily
unite TO rid the country of the ring gov
eminent which is eating out the substance
and subverting the liberties of the people
! hope to be able to take an active part
in the noble struggle"
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To the Honorable County Commissioners oi thr
County of Waldo
FINHE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully rrlrc-
sent that public convenience dc uHnde tint alter
atoms should be made in existing county roads and
locations made along tn" valley 1t the East ot
Beaver Hill III Freedom. and Fast OF sandy Pond m
Moutvillt, or the West side in Freedom on me-.
most feasible route between Freedom Nlllag. ana
the road travelled from south Freedom to A Ib,on
Corner, terminating at or near the corpcr wher. th
Palermo road ntrrsects the last named ROAD which
runs by Alfred Warren's, near Joseph Springer in
said Freedom.
such alterations, locations aud come ctiuu- with
other roads as you may think proper or III, trnri-
ling pubic require. W NJ ). FULLER,
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The Confessions Of an In
valid.

DUBlISHED as IA warning and for the benefit of
L young mt n and others who suffer from Nervous
Debility, Loss of Manhood, etc., supplying
THE MEANS OF SELF-CURE.
Written by one who cured himself, after undergoing
considerable quackery and sent free receiving a
postpaid directed envelope.
Address, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn,
N. Y-6m49sp
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NEWSPAPER OFFICE FOR SALE. Mr..
Twombly, of the Camden Herald, on ac-
count of i'll health. which calls for a change
of climate, offers that paper for sale. The
Herald is well established in good loca-
ton, with an excellent list of patrons,
and offers fine opening for man ac-
quanted with the business Mr. Twombly
will be glad to show the Office to any one
who may think of purchasing, or will cor
respond on the subject.
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Catching Shad With Hook and Line.

1t has been the popular notion in this
country that shad could not be induced to
take bait, and when captured it must be
by the net in some form Seth Green has
a letter from Thomas Chalmers, dated at
Holyoke, on the Connecticut, giving the
result of his experiments at batting shad
in company with another man named
Geo. Murray. The writer says, notwith-
standing the old saying that shad will not
take bait he and his companion went to
Holyoke two years ago and began making
observations and experiments. They had
never visited a shad stream before A
careful examination of the stomach of the
shad gave no light as to what they ted
upon. Various kinds of bait, natural and
artificial, were tried, and for consider
able time without satisfactory result At
length some flies were dressed in pc
culiar manner and these the shad took,
and were captured in considerable num-
bers with hook and line In July, 1871,
l6S shad were taken on two poles Three
flies we've used on one line, and some
times as many as three shad were taken
at one cast--the whole weighing eight
and half pounds. The present season
has not been so good, owing partly to
roily water, but the sport has been fair.
In one evening, between and 8 80, the
two anglers took in twenty shad on hooks
and lines Mr. Chalmers says that from
boyhood he has been given to sport with
rod and line, and thinks the catching of
shad with hook and line the best angling
he has found. Rochester Union.
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Generd!ities.

25d. 3l33 32o5 500
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The best OF everything usually furnished in his
line will always be kept hand
large ana choice supply Of FRUIT may always
be found on hand
Belfast, Sept. 3, ls72-ti9
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Lawyer: "How do you identify this
handkerchief" Witness: ''By It's gen
eral appearance, and the fact that have
others like it." Lawyer: That's no
proof, for | have one just like it in my
pocket" Witness: II don't doubt that,
/ had more than one of the same sort
stOlen.''
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\ H7ru belonging 80 Frank Houilett in DreS-
n- WAS struck hy lightning and burned last
nns The harH and contents. twenty-five
HH~ 70 hay and all his farming tools, We're a to-
VI 0N>~. No insurance.
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ln ihe flush of youth and indiscreiion an
'u>i"oA County man of eighty committed
u~rH in a t1dy onr ycar his senior Ten DAYS
AarHrd Iltt satisfied him that il was an III
tirai maith- md ~ packed the girl Back 10
.".-sui ut hrr family
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CAUTION. Parties purchasing "WHIrE'S
SPECIALLY FOR DYSPEPSIA" expecting to find
1t a beverage containing aicohal. like the vile
"Rter~" advertised. (Which only aggravate the
disease, and bring on others) will be disappoint-
ed. 1t is Il MEDICINE carefully compounded on
scientific principles. taken in teaSpoontui doses,
and has proved to he the only CURE for the dis
ease everbrought forward. For sale by all drug
9iStS.--3mi9
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Sas As 1ssss ssssr
% wand, ysa 70 sSs. Si 81. hn:
PeGHs S the Ysa nss Y9a
s %sas at wsshngon which evils
wSe ssR an so ssi ca9sna IN osy
s:: %: s
&c as:s .,% 0 y
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an r rS .nS II
eso. ssy T n0s P5o% %Sn, ~
sissE ySSpsasns SSss What they wish y Sc sSss
INTO these wicked sovsrnmsnt. a the south sSd
ssss sss they "H oah fn be . y
sys sass "a Sst is ssssP's IN ,h s~e ss
them Today they ssy &SRG Reconciliation DO You
Yen am not !sss to having SUCH
wn the s to be sSr be
rssoneiisd TO- plead ios rssOnciiiaton The southern
ssv' s sss ssss IN Sd sna
afss %Ss T G%
as mighty s's z g.
S 'hss to AID
i sE SSs4 Says Psss
irsnshIssa Now then Insist That shall 6s
that c S fe their eseR
as SUCH q. han s'Sa ss
wSo have t.. S
tns past let Us together on one
stand 1s q" on
ss and psh ST hs spas @
career OF greatness and prosperity This Is what
election and the psfSplG the SShern to pes 5 a
thsy nad been very wrong that we have forgot
s
nance the and s9ry Of This country one
end speak, and lido believe that the movement Of which
am an exposit9r and symbol before you is calculated TO
nothing but that movement right and not
successfully and trumphanty.
The crowd OF about thousand or twelve hun
dred people who heard this scorching political
screed, took 1t rather stupidity, seeming to be
unable to comprehend the Importance Of anything
so little afecing their own little interests at Cory;
but the brave orator speaking far beyond them
over their heads to the vast audiences OF the
newspaper readers Of the country, and he did not
care Tor the little Squad before him. He spoke
earnestly and tOrcibly and succeeded by his i'm
petuOus fuency In impressing stOlid an
audience as these petroleum bOrers. At the con-
ciusion ne again took his way for Titusville, OIL
City, Franklin and Warren. At Titusville another
large crowd, with flags, awaited him. and he made
another short speech on the subject OF peace and
reconciliation mainly At Oil City an enthusiastic
crowd awaited the advent of the Presidential can
didate with loud cheers and eager shouts. He
came to the rear platform and spoke the subject
OF the one-term principle and the Outrages perpe
their chief. At six O'Clock the party arrived at
Franklin.
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TELEGRAM 10 the new voax meaALs.

LONDON Sept. IS, 1872.
The judicial opinion Of the Right Honorable LORD
Chef Justice Cockburn, setting forth his reasons
ior disagreeing with his colleagues In the Geneva
court lot the arbitration Of the Alabama claims i6
puphshed In the London Gazette. The document
VIII make pamphlet of $50 pages
EAThA-cAbiNEr OPINION OF THE GENEVA SETTLE.
MENT
The Right Honorable James Stansfeld. President
Of the Local Government Board Poor law). at.
tended the celebration OF the foundation of a lib-
eral club at Halifax last night. In the course OF
the evening he made a speech, In which lie alluded
to the satisfactory settlement OF the Alabams
claims. "The controlling purpose OF Her Maestys
government" he said, "thrOughout tho cont
versy was to uphold the cause of peace among
lions. We have gained the good win of the Amt
cans and removed q difficulty which was full
dangers. Ihope the time will come when all n
ternatonal differences will be settled by arbit'
ton. The British government is Justly proud or
the result and confidently awaits the favorable
dict Of the country On the course 1t has pursued"
MOURNING AT COURT.
The Princess Of Hohenlohe, half sister of Queen
Victoria, is dead.
The English Court has gone into mourning for
the death OF the King OF Sweden.
THE "MIDDLE PASSAGE ON THE ATLANTIC.
The newspaper correspondence In relation to tho
abuses practiced upon steerage passengers con-
tinues. Several communications are published In
London this morning bearing testimony to tho
statements OF bad treatment.
The agents of the Inman Allan and several other
steamship lines publish cards denying that the
steerage passengers by their vessels are not prop
erly taken care Of
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TURKEY AND RUSSIA.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HEaALo.

LONDON, Sept. %, 1872.
The London Times publishes special despatch
from COnstantinope, which says that one Of the
very last public official acts Of the late Minister
DJcmil Pasha was to hold an interview with the
Gear Alexander of Russia. The meeting took place
on the 10th instant.
The Gar on that occasion expressed desire to
still more friendly.
This news is regarded as important, owing to the
fact that His Excellency Djemu Pasha, now de-
ceased was chosen by the Sultan, in the year 1885,
TO assist All Pasha as Second Plenipotentiary of
the TuI kish Empire in the Congress OF Paris, and
that In the year 1852 he was commissioned Ambas-
sador OF the Porte to the Imperial Court of France
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SPAIN.
Treasury Effort for Effeoting Budget Balance
The Church To Be Brought to the
Original Cash Condition.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Sept rs, 1872.
Tho Spanish Treasury Budget proposes to meet
the excess Of expenditures over receipts by with
holding the subsidies of the clergy despite the fact
that this source Of revenue was secured to the
priests by the State when the Church property was
seized to make good former budget estimate 1t
ia said that I've loan which the government will
propose to the COrtes to contract is for ten thou
sand millions Of reals, about five hundred mil
lions of dollars. It is to be borrowed on the secu
rity Of the national property which Is very large,
especially In forests and was greatly augmented at
the revolution and by the confscation OF the
Church estate and its revenues.
THE COURT IN MOURNING.
The Spanish Court has gone into mourning for
the late King of Sweden.
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TELEGRAM 10 THE new yak REaAlo.

GENEVA, Sept. %, 1872
Notwithstanding the declaration OF the ultramon-
tanes that excitement exists here In regard to the
removal OF the Catholic priest Mermod by the
Swiss government, the utmost tranquility prevails
in this city.
FRENCH PHILOSOPHY IN THE FIELD WITH THE PRE-
LACY.
M. Barthelemy- Saint Hilaire, the distinguished
French philosopher, delivered q most interesting
address to-day before the members of the Evan
gelical Conference In which he reviewed at length
and with great erudton the abors OF the preachers
Of the gospel In ancient and modern times.
The session Of the Conference was attended by
over two thousand persons.
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FRANCE.
The Communist Prisoners Gases Coming to q
Speedy Conclusion.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS. Sept. 25, 1872.
Eighteen thousand Communists are still held In
prison In France, Notwithstanding the large num-
Der Of cases which have been already disposed Of
by courtmartia execution, deportation to New
Caledonia or acquittal. OF the prisoners stilr
amenabe to the law and awaiting trial some ten
thousand will soon be discharged without further
proceedings. Only persons accused Of assassina-
ton, robbery or arson will be arragned before tho
judges.
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TelfsRAMs TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN Sept. 20, 1872
The imperial German authorities have stopped
the transmission by telegraph of cipher despatch
Of 400 words signed by Napoleon.
Fhe Question OF Church and State, o.
Bismarck and the Bishops.
BERLIN, Sept Is, 1872
It Is given out on offcial authority that, as the
Bishop OF Ermeland persists in Withholding an &C.
acknowledgement OF the sovereignty OF the States,
the government Intends at the next session Of tho
Prussian Diet to provide ''means for meeting the
scruples reservations and encr0achments of-ths
Church."
PRUssIAN PRESS DEFENCE OF THE IMPERIALIsT CON.
.-...-~-r,r-tus'ys-, GRESS. .,S.g..'. -
Ff Vs. e. -s-a-- y iSAss-- ~ s.-- '--''---- -
The NOrd DeufScke Auger1etne Zettuf,g containH
an editorial in reply to certain statements Of th4
Russian nress in regard to the recent Conference
Of the Emperors {. Russia, Austria and Germany
The writer says that "the ."nanlmlty SHOWN oy the
Emperors and Cabinets OF the three countries ~
to the general character Of the policy to be p:r>
sued by the respective governments, indicates that
the Conference will prove to be the most conclu
sive and fruitful In benencent results which has
ever been held In Europe"
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GERMANY.

The Imperial Government Excited Over Mysts-
rious Telegram Of Bonaparte-Bismarck's
Policy Towards the Roman Catholic
Church-Prem Defence Of tho =
Imperial Congress and Pro-
LESSONS Of Peace
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Died.

FrsCHER.-On wednesday evening" September %.
at his residence, corner Fourth avenue and l27tu
street, LOUIS FISCHER, aged 20 years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
[EOr other Deaths See Eidhth P61g.l
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Sept. Pei A. M.
y,,ob1yijjtioe

WASHINGTON, Sept. Pei A. M.
Probabilities
For New England, winds veerng TO westerly
with clearing weather over the western portion
during the day and over the eastern portion during
the night; Tor the Middle States westerly winds
with clear and clearing cool wcather for the South
states east OF the Mississippi light to fresh winds
and generally clear weather ; from Ohio to Mis-
souri, and n0rthward southerly TO westerly winds
with probably cloudy weather and rain areas over
the upper lake region.
The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature Tor the past twenty four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, az Indicated by the thermometer at tludnuts
Pharmacy HERALD Bulug:-
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DENMARK.
King Christian Invalided BY Severe Illness.
IILTtriE 10 lRt NEW YORK HERALD.

COPENHAGEN, Sept. rs. 1872.
His Majesty King Christian TX, Of Denmark, is Sc
riously i'll at the palace King Christian was born on
the Sth Of April, in the year 1918.
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Chill and Fever or Fever and Ague, as
we'll Intermittent and Remittent Fevers efectu-
ally cured by DIR. ID. JAYNEs AGUE MIXTURE without
liability OF return.
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SWITZERLAND.

esssa ,yaexcitsd by Religious Discussion
Philosophy Advancing on the
Ground Of the Prelacy.
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A.-Espenscheid's Fall style OF Gentles
mems HATS-For hneness of material elegance Of finish
and durability they cannot BIO surpassed. Try hems
ll8 Nassau street.
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CONsTANTIN0PLE, Sept. 25 1872
His Highness Kahl Cherf Pacha has been an
pointed Minister Of Foreign Affairs in place Of
Djemil Pacha, just deceased.
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FILTERS RHEUMATIC SYRUP won't cure Written
guarantee. No cure charge. Examinations; physi
clans advice LIS testimonials. Explanatory uamphleu
gratis Once n John street.
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ENGLAND.

Chief Justice Cockburn's Opinion on tho Alabama,
Claims Arbitration Publication Of the Pa
per-A Minister'S idea Of tho Geneva
Settlemsnt--Death In the Royal
Family-Ths Kmigrant Steer
age PaMags Horrors
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
PSI and 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray street.
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Alarming Coughs

Alarming Coughs
prevalent now. Will you watt poor sui.
fercrs until they have liberated lungs, will you
them you do, In two days, with HALES
HONEY OF H0REHoUND AND TAR Choose between
danger and safety.
that pesky decayed tooth In the crisis OF your
perfect prOcurable in instant with PIXIES
TOOTHACHE DROPS.
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Mosquito Bites.-Burnett's KafiistOn
neutralzes the poison almost nstantaneously.
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NVtIdpt temperature NtHIVI''tF NJ
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
last year '..''.'''''''.,,''' oof
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TURKEY.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD

Imperial Appointment Of a Foreign Minister.
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A.-HeraId Branch ONCE, Brooklvn.
Corner Of Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. M. to Z. M
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AZ corona Park.-A Fine OppOrtumfty
Is offered to invest savings, and also home by
paying $40 monthly. The protector of the Park Is paving
all the sidewalks and grading the streets; around the
park will be fence, with gates OF entrance Upon
lot will be planted evergreen and In front ie shade
tree, making between 700 and 500 trees in the park;
splendid depot In the centre Of the property and nne
stores factories post ofcc and a trains daily Next
year II will have I'D trains with three depos and the
both railway and tersiage only Ave miles BY steam from
and 45 minutes from the City Hail. via James slip ferry
BENZ W HITCHCOCK
store, 439 Third avenue, above Thirteth street.
A.-A.-Telegraphi Despatch May Ba
important KNOX HAT of the Fall style is certainly.
both useful and ornamental Buy Hats at 22 Broad
way,
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400 Reward Tor rheumatic Case DR..

Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prazos Cashed
orders filed Information furnished highest rates paid for
spanish Bank Bills. TAYLOR A CO., Bankers l6Wallst
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Curtains, Lnmbrequins, Novelties and
Specalties g. l.. kelly CO., 72t Broadway
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Open Work Hammers, Parade Banners,
Portraits Flags and Transparencies at
HOJER a GHA1AMS, g Duane street. N. Y.