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Middletown transcript., 1873-07-19
Local and State Affairs.
For he Midfc'onn Iaserip,.
All for Love OF Mary;

Sr. GxonaEs, DgL. July 10th. lsT5.
Ma. EpiTom-The quiet little town of 81. Geor-
gcs Is excited over nn affair which occurred on
last Sunday evening a week, and barely escaped
. tragical termination.
Mary -, a girl, residing In the town, had
been receiving the attentions uf William -,
young man living with farmer IN the vieini-
~, but, being fckc IL no, fair at icng,h gave
her lover the mlien, and encouraged the suit Of
rival, William ------, \ Young blacksmith of
the town. The blacksmith was unrcm,ting In
his alterations, aud, had, apparently, succeeded
in alternating her affections from William No. l.
Bnt Mary was captcious, and her thoughts
fondy reverted 10 her former lover, who. taking
advantage Of this change in the oct Of Affairs,
persuaded her 10 accompany him for u drive to
Elkton on sunday This had damaging e.
feet upon the suit Of William No >, who, in a
state of mind bordering on distraction, awaited
the return Of the faiihless maiden. and upon her
arrival insisted on an explanation. Mary re-
eeiycd him eoldly, and treated his reproaeics
with Indifference William, mad with jealousy
and modification, threatened to Gu, his throat.
Mary quietly iniimaiea that he WAS NJ liberty 10
do SO, aud retired 10 bed leaving the unhappy
Young man In the room alonr prey 10 Goa
iicing emotions. He shortly lett the house and
proceeding few PAGES, inflicted n wound upon
his throat, with razor. Not feeling satisfied
with the first attempt, he made a second cash.
coming within onc-cghih of an inch Of his jugu-
lar vein, and was, subsequently found in Bn al
most exhausted condition. lie was carried to
the drug store, where his wound was dressed
and rcstoratscs applied.
Mary, touched by this act Of icroiion, has
again transferred her affection 10 her snie .al
lover, and the foolish fellow is rapidly progress
ing toward cousaleseenee, deriving melanehu-
ly pleasure IN mounting guard over the dom,eilc
containing the adored object. where with his
head Inclined on one side, suggesting rcscm-
bIanse between himself and sex rooster on a
rainy day he gives a detailed account IT his
foolish act to s.mrathiaing ngquaiatanrcs un-
conscious alike of ,hcir real feelings and Of tile
close proximity OF the newspaper fcnd who
furnishes this ilein Garu
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A iino BLACK Tea a, &C cents per H., al
Z. N. HASSoSS.
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knights OF Pythias.
Newark Academy.

At au adjourned meeting Of thc Board Of
Trustees " tAis institution on the 5h inst, Miss
II characteristics onI anI Nvorably known
a. the ahlc principal ~ Newark F.malc sctnina-
rv. uts unanimously rroIcA Principal oi New
ark Aeii,ny, IL place 81 L = lgritr. resigned
\ resolution w4s Al.p adopted admitting gill, to
the s.uHv eeiu.e " instruction. as hts hitherto
neeu stscn "a uoys oulg,
Iae Academy is NOW n51cl school aad,
uaaef ibe Proficient management Df Mass Cham.
IeriAlu, aul hrr a. smplishrd assistants We
it9l R,*tri na = vii lose nothing Of the high
reputation ls - excellent sthuui tina, II has hiih-
etll rnlaE.l.
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Minor Topics.

4 man. named Euunmx camc near getting ia
10 trouble With shark while bathing Ia The
river near Delaware CITY, un Sunday The
shark was only about ioo' trem the man, Hnl
would. douhilrss Sdou htyc mtdca bc,rtY meal
OF him. whsn shot from tic wIishmln title
stopped his career and saved the man
Mrs. jefferson and Mr. ". II. Jefferson. rxeeu.
td-s under tic viii Of yhe lars EHHH jefferson
advertise bis extensive real estate At public sale
This vii he large sale, aat Should be largely
attended ~ capitalists aud those who want
farms Read he advertisements in to-i', ls.
sue.
Dr. VIM Il riatr j. panjns up large stable
ana hay iofit rttr.agc house g. on The ground
of Simle, rcatu.ton I'm to riAee II Tie one
rulnt On tie ntSlH uf Apti I. Nathan SIM
.aen. / Son NC doing Tie Hyik,
We had liz blow sui right nitr little
slowt5 ~ rain .4s, Monday ugHi, uat the
weather stili continues rei hot, ant don get
cooler worth tcn'.
Uar farmer, ars c4ilAs thrir oats. aud. uul.
wthsmn4lEg thc 1fy weather, tho crop 81 straw
a. ledsi, i, s,l 70 tr qni'e heavy
Ii1lss Eares are beginning to te shipped
over the bel! Il. H. from ,bv iowrr opuUtt,s ut
the Peninsula and ssc sai4 ~ Nc u u GHc quality
Il is aaid that thcre q enough IRON ore IN iron
Hill to supply iAc tn,ed States Tor ten centuries.
Newark continues 10 play base bali and 10 re
por; innings. outs, runs, &C.
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Collins. Beach.

A number Of ladi.s and gentlemen OF this Vi
cinity went down TO Collins las, Wednesday
To say iha, they had good time would he su.
periuous, for whoever went 10 1.-THE Beach, and
didnst have pleasant timo
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Gran for account Of Wm. Len & Sons
FOR SALE CHEAP.

4 tNsn,s .ltr hotse rnWdt stationary Engine,
AMI ilirit five hof.e power lipiitr ~ ia com
rifis sfi.f artris peN fhef hoe mol lrtn
ateI r.gtr la5H * months. tpp'Y II
Nm & Gtsi I'll.
da'y II. Il wv ea.r.r. nrL.
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Fruit Jars, Jelly Tumhlers, Porcelain lined
Kettles, leo Cream Freezers, &c, at
E,M uANSoN,s.
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Wilmington isine rinb.

The Wilmington Rifle Club vill hold its third
annual festival at sehnlzen Park. next week,
commencing On Monday and continuing four
days. Prizes TO the amount OF SlU0D will lie
offered n brass band will be In attendance, and
grand time Is anticipated.
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Ladies call and see the new style HoTTESTor
BuSTLE a,
S. N. REYNOLDS,
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TIME following described Real Estate Of the
l. lat. Elihn Jefferson, deceased, will lie sold
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A swallow Impaisd.

A rather singular incident occurred few
few days ago A chimney bird, while in the
act OF descending the chimney OF Mr.. J. C.
Hayes struck upon the poin, Of the lightning
rod which was fastened up against The chimney.
and Was pierced through The cries Of the poor
bird attracted tho attention OF passers by as i,
au,,ercd, vaiuiy, to get free.
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A yoang man, named Petss Doughefty, Will
out beating on the Christians on susday, 81
Overheard aad was dr@wned.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DIRgcr LINE TO HAVANA. ~, un, en-

DIRECT LINE TO HAVANA.
IL HAVANA PROGRESO AND VERA CRUZ
New York and Mexican Mail Steamship Line, leaving
pier No 8 North River at 3 r. NJ direct to Havana =
CITY OF HAVANA, Deaken Havana only sat, jan
CLEOPATRA, Phillips Havana ony) SATURDAY, Jan u
CITY OF HAVANA QIayana ony): Thursday, Jan 25
CITY OF MEXICO, Sherwood. Thursday, Feb
For freight passage apply to zx.,r a. p..
r. ALEXANDRA SONS. 50 Broadway
rT,ExAs LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUGH
i ing at Key West, carrying the United states mall
The steamer CITY OF SAN ANTONIO, Captain Penn-
ngton receiving freight pier 20 East RIVER ana
Will sail Saturday, january T. ,.,...,,. .ho
Through bills OF ading given to Houston eitner ny ine
Company and to all points on the Galveston, Houston
and henderson anc B. 3. and 9: Railroad
No charge for forwarding In New York
q. ii. MALsJRY 4 co, l53 Maiden lane,
V,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Il The Cromwell Steamship Line.
| The steamship NEW ORLEANS Captain r. v. eager,
! 4, ats O'Clock p. N. Freight received daily.
Through rates given To Galveston, Indianola Rockfort,
wharf, Brazos Santiago and St Louis Cabin
passage $50 steerage S2a For freight passage apply
| to CLARK SEAMAN, formerly h b. Cromwell 4 Co,
~ West street.
INOR NORFOLK CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
| The old Dominion steamship Company will despatch
hon, 81 North River their elegant sdewheel steam
ship OLD DOMINION, Walker, for Norfolk City Point
through bills OF adhg all points South and Southwest
Through passenger tickets issued to all points Accom-
modatons uneqlaed Apply at pier 81 or at the gene
raj office, 1877 Greenwich street, corner OF Dey
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COASTWlSE STEAMSHIPSs
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP cOMPANY's
l CALIFORNIA. fSSs 5%Sss sssss AND CHINA,
carrying mails passengers and
A'SS%ys Slsy;ss" %:ss%s Sss:s sstfP'
hexieS, Se,o UenaIaf anJ chile hnmer'ca'
Steamers leave loih. Soih and 10Th Of each month
p.JHvno January TO- ls7ssteamer HENRY cHAUNcEY, Cap
ssioek $RHEs direct SSnSpsssAS SsssY al Pan
ing st Acapulco ManzaniIl9% % Mass'ian and san Diego,
f"s
connect with the companys steamer, touching at San
ssaf S5Hd feG Wiz fSF San Francisco
0r ali s9d apps a. at
coinpany's Office on the pier foot OF Canal street
u UN1TMn Havana d and Nassau. sp ROYAL MAILS FOR
ns '" cn ssS Sn csEg'E p piss.sy s eyss sg s
SSS$fES sS4sSIh CAPT T Il; Morton Thursday, Jan
SokK9 CAPT SsS
Bowling New
FL" M MEReHxNfs sfkxIsnIP LINE
from pier No. sNqEsh Mfss1ssieFr EysT at sO'c0ck
on Saturday, January , CO. 81,
Lou rss1 vcEsSs Noble daSeon anS
0n hsS'B
DED BALL LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS
III RATES OF PASSAGE REDUCED
NEW YORK TO DEMARARA. -, NJ,
CALLING AT ST. THOMAS AND BARBADOS TO
LAND MAILS AND PASSENGERS. 80 4,
These first class flpowcred Iron steamers are m IN
tended to sail from Atlantic Docks. Brookiyn' as 'oi
FoiioSsS I%Soy oxys$Ks epd sitSHKAa t4SaHKAarArrrn
These steamers are specially adapted !? tropical ser
vice. have large satcrooms 1a.'ooms anu superior ven
s%osna q cargo TIille taken h'rns'eds aar'hOrne
For 'ssli Tx y sisisszss issszszSRS 'SR sSss. 70 ssse Mxl
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MILLINERY AND 11RESSNIAKING.
u 0R.wG IMPORTER OF ENGLISH ROUND
~. Hats Feathers, &C, has returned from Europe amd
removed to ,2l3 Broadway, opposite Gscy House.
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DRY GOODS.
TTNION ADAMS 4 CO.,
have manufactured expressly for the present
Holiday Season.
House Coats
Smoking Jackets,
Robes de Chambre,
Railway Rugs,
Travelling Shawls
fix and Merino Underwear,
Gloves in Every Style,
including
Buttons. Buttoners and Cleaners
Revillon and Chasseur Braces
Silk and Cashmere Mufaers,
Linen and Silk nandkcrchieG,
With Initials and Monograms.
London and Paris
slceve-Buttons Studs and charmA
Umbrellas and Canes
&C., &C., &c.
Elegant for Presents.
6S7 BROADWAY.
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tS%
;sj S:s:. s:i. Paris At
DS business apply at the
ssss;.ss s.ss ss,s 4 DALE ....,
hsas;: y: At
W HSrs nd cheop as any 0hr rom 10SS or
Saturday N. Jan. o VICTORIA Saturday Jan 25
s" SsiST$syy sS EsS
$sS sssSs$ SsS
~ saT:;a ssss'y y.
aSs inter%sdiate siS aea M g. steefass 'As s'
INC RI r hSy can DC 00"shsoy those wish
xpSy sss s HGmGg assn
aFsSHH 5sGE9 sssb4SH!s b sGArAsn
s,ssamsnp Captain c L@sws R4swsn ns w
is ;sss SS'sss
Rates Of passage to London HaSre and Bremen, pay
able in gold. or its equivalent in currency .,,o
First cabin.
Second cabin q q
NfSnRs S No. Bowling Green
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE.-sTEAM TO QUEENS
~ Town ana ssif,SSS'; ssiins SSery wednesday.
Wyos}Aa MEyARA, FoPsytn. PsItn IAN ,s I'm
From pier 46 North River.
sTss bs rsr EsssSs
France and broadway
TIME HAMBURG-AMER PACKET coMpANy's
iron mail steamship npxMoNrA
Captain voss, will sail Thursday January NJ,
,os;no fro% NsW Y"rko Plymouth London
80 oChcr6ourg and Hamburg. ..,, .-o
"'' Steer steersge. sso payable in United states gold
Tho cIsSRx RsYSs irss % sa January S 8 Broadway
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL DIRECT
The new and elegant scSsX S;Sss ssssamshiD
will sail from pier q 2 Fest Ess' RiysT -
Has superior Recommendations Tor cabin passengers.
Fare IN United Ta@s stses currency. sss
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. 4tf
M4 eANs Al SSEs NEW YORK AND
s % sa sn on No. @ g So sf
VILE Pr PARIS, Saturday, jan an as
ST. LAURENT Lemaire Saturday, Feb ~
PRICE OF T4ssAsE ~ "a So1P qR1ssudns wne
Excursion tickets at reduced rates
s anS me s n Sf sS
%s the
NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMERS
~ Weekly to ouee nstown Liverpool fortnghtlv to
TO egnnS's!S$$%%s$S~ ~ S%sS~ $ 1sS $|FS'I , It1yEssooL,
FsxG FexEG
n nn, ~ @'sr
DENMARK, Sumner, saturday. jsn. is at sA. NJ.
THE EhEsk nxkdEsI SahASS4IEs n 4Hk fhaDr Anf
Cabin Rsss9ss ss9ss sSs s sna ssTchey s1s Currency
ssFST sSsS s 81 nv Sa f fs
50 Err Fs1 ' n Ss'
u The British and North American
Royal Mail steamships.
calling at Cork IIarbor
.n. O.. :. From M SeT Y9rk;p,, York u., - .,
PAnriiA .'..,wsd, JAMS xIdERiA,. " we'd Jan. %
and every s'T ana saturday 'fs
Steamers marked thus q do not carry steeragc passen
RATES OF PAssAe..Cabin, So 500 and slso gold, &C.
additional. Return tickets on favorable steer
sieersse ticket rom Liverpool and Queenstown and
Ing given for Belfast GLASGOW; nayTe. Aniwerp ana
For freight and cabin passage apply The companys
Office No Bowling Green steerage passage at Ill
Dr0aowa'' TRINITY dnmIhiRfIEs nIifE O. FRANcKLYN, Agen.
NroTICE-THE CUBA WILL SAIL FOR LIVERPOOL.
N calling at Queenstown, Saturday, 4th January,
1873 Passengers embark from Gunard wharf, foot OF
'r"na street, Jersey wy A'' G. O. FRANoKLYN.
No Bowling Green, New York.
THE AxERIcAN EMIGEANr rss,asaa SSMrANy sS 20 BOW
&C. Gen n nr AND or
LAM 4.b office.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C.
EN0R sALE-sMALL IRON HULL, sIDEwHEEL
I low pressure beam engine Steamer; 100 feet long
nshs syansAk AadrsM0. YANMEhA AZ P2t QsR1elb ~
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

LNOR sALR--A HORSE, SLEIGH AND HARNESS.
II complete, viz:-A Gray Pony, IS hands high, can
trot In minutes to the pole and will guarantee him to
rot in 80 single light Portland Sleigh and good set Of
harness, will be sold cheap. Address r. HORTON box
1888 Herald Office
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DURsUANT TO AN ORDER or THE HIGH COURT
vembeI 1872 aud made 70 cause Of Watson versus orr
fis los "a the amount paid into Court In respect Of
the total liability Of the owners OF the British bark
By M ,hs eo,Cn Which happened l1 ths English @ Channel
the American vessel The Liverpool OF which Messrs
grnel Minurn Co., Of New York. are. or claim 70 pe
defendants John Pat9w watson and Others were .ne
by their solicitors before Friday the "a day OF
May 1879 " In and their claims q the Cnsm-
bers of His Honor Vice Chancellor. Sir Richard ma
Inns No Stone Buildings Lncons Inn In tns &c county nn
einptorily excluded rom sharing In the sau amount "
~9o s % 10Th aav of May 1873 at IL O'Clock at noop
at the Chambers OF the Vice Chancellor SIR R9naru Ma
ns A. NJ Stone Buildings Lincoln Is lnn III the county
OF Middlescx is appointed Tor hearing anu
upon the claims. rs.. ,o-s
Da'e" '"S -" ""' j. A. BUCKLEY, Chief CLERK
ucrroD WATNEY, l6 london street. fench1r.h
sussi, LVnJop, PlAiaAa sV'lsisefs
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR 9uEENsT0wN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING TRE UNITED STATES MAIL.
sammy rom New York Saturdays, from Liverpool on
oCp iMM99rsdays, calling at Cork Harbor each way.
i,TIC Saturday January 4 at 10 A. NJ
CELTIC Saturday January " at9AM
From the Whit, son saturday ar February at 80
rassenger accommodations for all classes anriyaled
combining safety, speed and comfort ''"e"
m;sSin s; smoking room and bathrooms in
stewardess accompany the steamer '""
hates-Saloon, $50 in gold steeragc $50 in CURRENCY
wishing 10 SEND for friends In the old country
can now obtain steerage prepaid certificates $50 cur
Passengers booked to or from all parts of Amerc, to
tr,aaFiis Hamburg Norway, Sweden, India Australia,
Drafts from fl upwards
For inspection Of plans and other information apply at
"S .ccompany's once, ~ Broadway, New York.
J. II. SPARKS, Agent
i For Queenstown and Liverpool Royal Mail Steamers
are appointed 70 sail as follows:- N"''''
CITY OF NEW YORK. ..... Saturday, Jan. 4, 10 A. NJ
ITy Cy 9E E shsrsSday' THURSDAY Ian
CRY OF aoNTREAE. -. Saturday, Jan JAN IS 5 L. n
CITY OF ANTWERP -. :. Thursday, Jan. q, IL
and each srcceedng Saturday and Thursday from pie
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Cabin-S76 and 800 gold according TO accommodation
Round trip tickets at low rates. -
Steerage.To or from Liverpool, Queenstown Glasgow
Passengers also Forwarded 70 Havre, Hamburg, sw'
den Norway, Denmark and Parls at reduced rates.
pratts Issued at lowest rates - -.
os snS business apply at
f'r s''srAse rasas' 81 D.SsS JosiS e. DALE, Agent
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sPORTXNG-DOGs. RlRDs, sc.

FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS
"A. Birds &c. Medicines for all diseases: prepare
Food for mocking Birds at b. G. DOvEf's, No. Green
street. near Canal.
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EALL RIVER LINE FOR Boston, & VA ~ NEWp9RTv %pRTv
from pier % North River foot of Murray street daily
Sundays cxceptcdl at4 NJ Tickets sold to principa
points in New England the White Mountains and Prov
inces A. r. BACON, superintendent
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DEv G. s. NARROWER, PASTOR ST. LUKEs NJ. r.
IL church. Forty first street, Sixth avenue, will
preach on Sunday, at i0,s A. NJ. and ~ p NJ Trustees
In attendance to scat strangers.
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UNOR sALE-A WEST INDIA STALLION PONY;
perfectly sound and gentle cannot be equalled as
saddle pony for children sold only for want OF USE
Apply at DIEHLs Riding School, Filth avenue and
Thirty YnInth street
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NvOTICE-THE CUBA WILL SAIL FOR LIVERPOOL.
IN calling at Queenstown on Saturday, 4th January.
1873. Passengers embark from Cunard wharf, foot Of
''""- ''''' '' @. @. FRANCKLYN,
No. 4 Bowling Green, New York.
TI,HE AMERICAN EMIGRANT COMPANY, NO. 81 BOW
i ling Green New York, established 1862 -steerage
passage tickets foreign exchange and railroad tickets
send Tor circular In English, German scandinavian
languages Address box 1872 Post Office.
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posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

BOARD OF ENGINEERS OF THE FOURTH AVENUE
ID Improvement,
OvvicE, GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
NEw YoRK, January T. 1873
Noticc-Thc proposals for work between Forty ninth
street and street being 10
this Board proposals for the will again be
by the undersigned until two o'clock NJ OF Monday,
the 18th inst No offer will be considered unless the bond
attached 10 the printed proposal Is properly executed
ALLAN CAMPBELL.
A. W. CRAVEN
EDW'D n. TRACY,
j. U. BUCKHOUT,
Board Of Engineers Fourth Avenue Improvement
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rNHE Neutrality-suspicious. PACKET COMpANy's
i iron mail steamship
HAMMONIA,
Captain voss, will sail on Thursday January at2P NJ
for Hamburg,
taking passengers from New York To Plymouth London
ChcrbOurg and Hamburg.
First cabin $40 Second cabin, S72
KUNHARDT 4 CO., g. B. RICHARD h BOAS
General Agents, General Passenger Agents,
81 Broad street N Y. 81 Broadway, NJ y.
The CIMBRIA will sail January 10.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CoMPANY'S
MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
HAvRE, CALLING AT BREST
The splendid vessels this ayorte route for the Con-
nen will sail from pier No. 80 North River as follows
WILLIE DE PARIS surmont Saturday, jan; 20
WASillNGION, ..oatu.uay,
ST LAURENT. Lemairc. Saturday Feb. ~
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CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL DIRECT
The new and elegant screw steamship
NIGER
will sail from pier q East River
FRIDAY, January 10.
Has superior accommodations Tor cabin passengers.
Fare In United states currency, $65.
No Bowling Green.
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d x REwARD-LOsT, ON FIFTH AVENUE NEAR
VA TmrNthird sTeet Friday morning, a Brai6 Of
brown A1;nan Hair. Hetarn " Nv. Esst Thirty MN =
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Gpafeif1 III t1erfauiett.

1 Gin sroBes Saus. iriiber cine Bddsrsi uub
siscrerne,S ulon, III Gamilien Berbditnifie balber
,iats gu perfaufsn. Ha6Buiraaen bel 6einridb
Refer, Gde Der @acifon; Hne Gnfors Strake.
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9u betfaufen,

asiI Dus 2 Hodge sieeelReinerne Wobnbaus
Nr. 4, Sriptn . Blace, 2. Sbiire norolit bon Balti-
morsfrase. is bel 90 SuB. @runbmietbe nur $22.
Yreis $3.50, iebr bilig.
Nutpun q Bruscnp,
Rr. 10, Com Buildings, ct. PanIfr., ooer
H61-S SIR. 76. Rorb .Ronbftrnhe.
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leiGt nit ben Sinsetn Der re6ten Sam
auf Der dubern Sld6e Der linten unt
iprad:
SD piroe gurer Waieitdt Winiitern
uno SiplOmaten bas alte @prt surufen!
Videant Consules ne quid detrimenti
capiat respublica!
Ser Safer wuroe pl6blid ernft, fem
ause trat i6arf unO sldn;eno aus Der
peri6leiernoen guile Der 2ioer berppr unb
ridtete lid NIT brennenoem Nusbrud auf
ben Staatsratb, Der pbne cine Wustel gu
bewesen oa Dor ibm fab.
(EortieBuuo toIaf.t
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8ermnlters<E erfauf
Wrrpalters>S ertaui
BON

clinton y. Saline. gerralter;
049. IS, g, E,6,O 1reau 8 A~irflane. Mutt.
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