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Rector (eoing his ronnds)-AD uncom-
monty tine pig, Mr.. DbUIes, declare {!
CouSomp'aCiVe NLllager. Al, yes, cir; If we
was only, all of Ms, AZ fit TO die as hin, sir |
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
TwENTY-FoURTH ANNUAL STATEMENT,
Ending Ap1il 3oth 1873.

TWENIf-FOURTH ANNUAL STATEMENT,
Ending ApSil aoth, 1873.
Total Fire, Marine and River Premiums. .s4o5 All 50
Net Earned Premiums less re insurance and
Less Fire. Marine. river Losses. .si7sicsl IS
Taxes Discount in lien of parttci
pation expenses, etc., less dis
count interest, etc.. 55.l5s 4o-sas. ass SO
Net Profits ..................s 9O, 1856 "a
Total Assets .$892 433 20
The Board of Trustees resolved. that after paying the
fourth quarterly interest OF two and cent,
paaa Of
with the nGaPany titled e receive fhs same
to participate in the dividend.
TRUSTEES:
Thos. A. Adams Saml. B. Newman saml. II. Kennedy,
G. T. Buddtoke, John Phelps, 4. Q. ODER,
Sictoe MoHef, 'D JOS BoSiins, Simon aernsheim,
JOB wSS Z Gay 5 4 e. k Sasi
Simon TorchemerR 3 Post. David Wallace,
Thos Henderson, E. H. Summers. jei 3m
OFFICE OF HlBEkNIA INSURANCE COMPANY
or NEW 4ELEASs 81 Camp streetMat an election
gentlemen chosen Directors of this Company to
serve for the ensuing years
Patrick Irwin. John Henderson,
Thos. Markey, R. M. O'Brien
E.H Briggs. IA. Gardner,
Edwi Sweeney. A. II. Isaacson.
Thomas King.
And at meeting of the Board held this day JOHN
E7q vas u11a mani elected Pres
The Board also declared ont Of the ne profits Of the
past twelve months 10 cent interest," also 10
dividend in said interest and dividends
under the amended charter to be placed to the credit
| New Orleans. May 12. 1873 myia rs ~
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Attention is directed to our special notice
column
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HOTELS.
n SWEENY'S HOTEL,
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
Corner of Chambers and Chatham streets,
jye0 6m NEW YORK.
r

u
T ,ACLEDE HOTEL,
CORNER FIFTH AND Chestnut SITS,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Telegraph, Railroad and Steamboat Ticket Offices in
this House.
je29 n ly j. W. MALIN & SON. Proprietors.
DUBLIN.
The European Hotel, Bolton Street,
J. MOLONY, PRoPR1EToR.
The EUROPEAN is extensively patronized by the
IRISH, BRITISH and AMERICAN HIERARCHY
and CLERGY.
FAMILIES and TOURISTS will find in it the coma
forts of home combined with moderate charges and
assiduous attention.
Hot and Cold Baths. apa7 se14
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,over made ,ssef known sfsr oentity seldom gets
h.vo,s ts own rarish And the highest quaIny
81 nowerN,n,eTeof in its inspired MOODS anu
exe,trmoot 40 terrible that II u mlstasen 'yr
csfmness-is sometimes doomed TO hmltaton' ~
not obseurity. The men VINO N.Y. m.,.,,on
como the chief figures In me III an
pupits OF all landslide men whose baines ~ orio
ontof the way places and by the most unkcy
the men who belong TO the world have all IN Sone "
gree by-word and offense for liinc w am
n has been OF each Of them ne natn ,h
and Ia mad why hear yc him but II thc WI ~
Lord has been IN him, and his soul has Deeh sho r.
ing place Of the Holy Ghost, be mas thrown Oh az -
crndeness and yulgarity OF early prscuce s ,h
Church. The fear is, however, that IN mpNne nn
admission like this. some young man may beglh ss q"
ape and end fool That IL 70 he VIII repeat CT
frayagancies and eccenricities without knowing an
thing of the spiritual power and genius OF ms fnooe
There Is help for IT, Icannot waste my time IN any
attempt reclaim such IL would appear as u
there must be Of perdition" IN every company
In such there IL great law at work. and me- py
his madness Is giving ali diligence TO make his calling
and election his day be short and his death eay
To those VINO not preach let me say-you determine
10 large extent tho kind OF preaching which popular
look TO we'll as to preachers Tor genuine
reform OF the pulpit wherever reform Il needed You
must insist upon hearing the Gospel! When you dstin
gsn between gold and insel, when you show your dis
st for the mere frothnesses OF pulpit dolls, when you
Trotes against all trng with the realities OF life and
destiny when you set your face ike flint against all
thar is usn5stantia in doctrine and all That ~ vicious
pit and Danish taow chandler from the altar OF God
The Rev Jos Parker followed by Prof. Kidder OF
the Drew Theological Seminary.
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TO carry nature lengths unknown before
And give Milton o,rth asked s.es more
~, Se1ius s rose sna i ,. a. a, o. si n'
a%a mo- = "a sI P, r.sdn h.,s !, ss. '
In Gree II sust Ia ItAlv IL rose
TN telioas year Of Gothic dArkne,, past,
Emerged all 50 enior In our Isle a iAst
Thas oTely hsleys dive into the main
Then stew far Of their shining plnmes again , ,,
Do we pity the man whose blindness excludes nun ni
from the gOres 0f TINS outer world OF creation ~ 70
less is he the OBJECT OF pity 10 whom TINS great
literature is sealed D1ok tnis Dright woriu ciss
the dweHhg Oh tnought ana OF .hlckeoniing s ~
where mnu mas ils hfone lts scepter ana s sPo 10
inpuneraDe pictures OF tne peauuIu anu the art
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CITY HALL AFFAIRS.
The Mayors Trip MISREPRESENTATION
Knocked Endwisc-Mr. stern Won't

Have 1t.
Yesterday was one of the dullest days OF the
season about the City Hall. There were no boards
in session. and scarcely any of the members of the
various civic bodies were loafng" about to spread
rumors or to be interviewed by those who wished
to hear what the rumors are. The effort TO call a
special meeting OF the Eoard of Aldermen for
Monday was abandoned yesterday, on the
fact being developed that the Mayors intended
visit to Pennsylvania viii not be undertaken tins
week. 1t was intended that the Board should meet
tomorrow and clear its decks OF the old unfinished
business among other things the nomination OF d.
b. Williamson for Park Commissioner. The
'shitchr on his nomination is rather peculiar
one, and, though he has been ardently championed
by Alderman Van schaick, some OF the
members have Crochet on their minds
about him. and some OF them at the
meeting on Thursday took interest enough In the
nominee to call his name from the table either Tor
the prospects of rejection or confirmation. II is
strange proceeding altogether as there is appa-
rentiy nothing IN the gen.lemans antecedents or
presept reputation nor as TO his social or pecu-
MARY status which appears objectionable. Mean
time no other nomination Tor the same commission
IN place efGnurch, Withdrawn, has yet been sent in
by the Mayor.
There was fagging OF interest yesterday even
on the question OF Police Justiceships and people
have begun TO quit specializing as to VINO the APP
p0intees will be, as the Mayor somehow manages
to knock all the predictions every time he makes
nomination. When the QtidnNncs have sgot 1t
down hne'' who the man is to be, the Mayor for
gets to ask them about II, and is sure to appoint
the man they din't name. It's unucky, Of
course, hut IL can't be helped For some
days past 1t has been asserted that Simon II. Stern
. lawyer, the brother of Myer Stern Commissioners
of Charities and Correction, was to be nominee,
and that his brother, the Commissioner, was push
ing him for 1t strongly. Now MIR. Simon II. Stern
Is out In card, in which he says:"It having been
published that am candidate for Police Justice
wish to state that have neither been candidate
Tor that position nor do desire the same"
Tie special committee OF the Board OF Superyl-
sors appointed to investigate the charges against
i. B. Young, late clerk of the late Board o. super
visors, did not get quorum together Yesterday,
and as consequence, Mr.. Young was not further
lin vestigated =
The bids for the publishing of the city Record
were to have been opened yesterday afternoon,
but, IN consequence or the absence OF the Comp.
tr0lIer, the matter was postponed. z -
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Married.

BERG of Staten Island.
Married.
BAGLEY- BoGLRl.-At the reformed church,
Brighton Heights, staten Island, on Thursday,
June by the Rev. Il. p. Rogers d. D., assisted by
Rev. w. T. Enyard, FRANCIS BAGLEY, OF Buffalo, TO
Sailors Snug Harb0r
BURTIs-STERRIrr.- Thursday, June 5, 1873. by
the Rev. J. M. Pullman. ID, WILLIAM b. BURTIs,
TO DOLLIE r. STERRpTT all OF this city.
BYRNEs-HALPlN-On Monday, June g 1878, at
the Monastery, by the Rev. J. F. Lynch, OF New
York, assisted by Rev. F. Victor, Q. p, EDWARD J..
ter OF Peter Halpin, Esq. or West Hoboken, N. T.
DENIKE--PARKER.-On Thursday, June 5, at the
residence Of the BRIDES parents, BY the Rev. H. B.
Ridgeway, CHARLES A. DgNIKE to EMMA T. PARKER,
EGAN--McINERNY.-On Wednesday, June 4, by
the Rev. Father Farrelly, OF st. James,, JOHN EGAN
OF Elizabeth N. j., to LIZZIE A., eldest daughter Of
Martin Mcinerny OF this city.
I. ELDER-ADAMs.-On Wednesday, June 4. 1873, at
the BRIDES residence, by the Rev. Thomas Henry
Sill, JAMES @. ELDER, civil engineer, formerly Of
the late Richard Adams Esq, OF Kingston, Ontario.
HAyEs-JORDAN.-On Tuesday, May 81. at st.
Marys church, by the Rev. Father Reilly JOHN j.
HAYES to MARY JANE JORDAN, both OF this city.
HILLIARD-PA TTEnsoN.-On Thursday, June S,
1875 at the residence OF the BRIDES mother by
Rev William McAllister, Mr.. GEORGE billiard to
Miss MINNIE PATTERSON Youngest daughter OF the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wednesday, June A, at the
residence of the BRIDES parents, Mount Kisco, by
Rev. D. Mel. Guackenbrnsh y. D., OF New York,
w. Y. KIMBAIIs OF New YORK, to BLANCHE LOUISE,
daughter OF Jehial Read
KiNG-vAs WINKLE.-On Wednesday, June
4. at Bergen avenue. Jersey City Heights by
youngest daughter OF Michael Van Wrinkle.
VAN CIEvE-BRrNKERHOFF.-On Thursday, June
8, at the residence OF the brides parents, by Rev.
TO LIZZIE BRINKERHorF. of Hackensack, N, J. No
Sards
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EXPRESSES,

I oNG ysANCH-LoNG RsANCH-ExPRhss-Ex
il press---fsx prcss.-BATrERsON COOK, 800 and 5H
sixth avenue corner OF Thirty.nsth
Long Branch daily wttsat change. by steamer Sca
Bird via Red Pank also Horses Carriages. a.. MSeh
care ol and delivered Ut kopg Brauch
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MARBLE SODA APPRENTICESHIP STYLES, AT
1M reduced prices, Ottawa Beer Fountains and Tx.
tract on liberal terms send for illustrated dialogue
CLoTE JAMES, sTATIoNERS, PRINTERS AND
- blank Book Manufacturers. % Fulton street. Blank
Books made TO patterns.
THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINEs.--THEsF RENE.
L dies are not patent nosiruuis but the scientific
prescriptions OF educated physicians They contain no
dangerous drug They prepared with great care and
study IN exact accordance with the principles cem-
cal conpnuDity sonetnne hat patent medicine maEers
brated medicines the avoritc Illustrated University
Almanac. Free Application at the principal oflcc.
Nos. and :, University place, New YNrs CITY. Down.
town agency. HbDNu IT'S Herald building rs Broad
avenue Charles W Kirchhofcr 90 I'd ay., corner I'D
st. A. Conklin, % West iat It,; Wu. G. Stewart cor.
ner l2sth st. and " az
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NEWSPAPERS.

WANTED-THREE HERALDs or THE 9TH or FEB
w rnary 1873, which 81 each will be paid Address
CHARLES KILDARE, Jersey City, care OF Goldsmith 4
barry, " Chambers street New York.
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s@ea =. sessssfslss,
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,
Engaged.

Engaged.
AUTLER-HEIpELBERG.-O Sunday, June l. 10.
sEPH AUTLER, of New York, to CHARLOTTE HEIDEI.-
BERG, Of Staten Island.
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WINES, LIQUORS, sc.

WlNESi WINES l--CHAMPAGNES IMPORTED AT
w $40 per basket; Catawba Wine, 81 70: Hook and
- Julien 81 % per gaon dnc Table Sherry. 81; pure
Old FORT, ~ ~ Old Cabinet Rye Whisxey. ~ Do; int
ported cigars 50 hundred Fulton
OF william street, New York.
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

(NIGARS OF HAVANA TOBACCO.-ROSA CoNCHAS,
~ 500 FL dc Cuba Galacns. Sos Espanolas St5i equal
10 imported IN appearance and quality
r. j. RAYNOR h Co. 60 Maiden lane.
(NLEAR HAVANA CIGARs--EQUAL IN EVERY RE.
~ spect TO imported. Non Plus ultras Slboi Reina
Victoria, S25 Regaa dc In I.ena, S95; Iondres, $50;
Canehas SIS Reinas Coirientes 300; Figarps $S Prn
cssas. SIS. ROBERT A. OHAEsTEDr,
80 Plat street, between Willisgn and Gold.
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DARTNER wANrED--WITH 81 900 TO 5000 IN CASH
i in country store, doing hoarishing business
Parties meaning br sncss will address, with references
CERTAIN, Herald Office
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AT ~. MARKS WELL KNOWN ESTABLISHMENT,
gentlemen can receive the value IN cash for their
casoh clothing, Carpets Jcwelry, Laces &c Please
call az or address the number above ladies waited
OH by Mrs Marks Please try. and satisfy yourselves
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| STEAMBoAT NAUSHON FOR SALF-Ar Low
~ figure, exchange fitting and newly painted.
Apply board, Ninth street, East River.
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II IRsCH'S RADIAL sIPHONIC PADDLE WHEEL Is
N equally economic and effective for light and loaded
craft, takes up less than any other propelng in
strumcnt and easily applied to present canal
featherng humbug about II. Model at 5S Broad
top floor.
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FOR SALE.

CAFES.-A PARTY WHO HAS NO USE FOR FOUR
~ Safes. VIII sell cheap large, small and medium;
would suit banker ieweler or merchant " Maiden
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CNOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH-SCHOOEER YACHT
20 burden: has Just been thoroughly oyerhaucd
KELLEY 81 Front street.
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CLnTIiING.

A I b. MINTz'S NEW STORE. 2i3 TiuRD AVENUE
~ between Twentieth and fwenty-hrst streets ladies
and gentlemen will ~ ast0nished at the great prices
pay III cash for castor Clothing LaQNs Jewcryi siO ~
SO Tor SILK rrcsSes Goats, - TO SO. Pants " TO ~ a
note by post puncaaly attended to ~ Mr. Or Mrs MnI
In and ont II city.
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BUTCHER SHOP FOR SALE CHEAP-IN A GOOD
ID location in Brooklyn and doing good business; rent
low. Apply to THOMAS GAFFNEY, Auctioneer, No.
Centre street.
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Furniture,
Bedding,

OlcotiH.
Lace Curtains,
Window Shades,
Blankets, Comtoricrs, &C.,
very low prices at the large wholesale and retail
srerooms $40 SIC Eighth avenue. conner OF Thirty
fifth and Thirty-sixth streets. d. KELLY,
SUCCESSOR 10 II. O'Farrcl
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sL,OR.-S ALE-NEW AND SECOND HAND ENGINES
H Boilers Steam Pumps, Wood Paner, Saw Tables,
Matching Machines and Hosting and Portable Engines
two Gang Saws and one Rip Saw for cutting marble or
brown stone BENJAMIN FOX. 5li and 5l6 West Thirty
fourth street
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L,OR SALE Or CHARTER-SCOWs FROM 200 TO
400 tons capacity low rates Address b. A., box 39
Herald Office.
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L,OR SAIE.-s25O WILL BUY NICE DINING SA.
loon, situated opposite Tenth avenue Horse pilrnad
depot: good busncss low rent with year lease. Call
this week If you want bargain NJ. A. GOULD, south
east corner Tenth avenue and Fifty fourth street.
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BAKERY AND ICE CREAM SALOON IN A FLOUR
ID ishing town hour from this city, handsomely fit
ted up; large business: little opposition
o. c. SNOW a. Co. 200 Broadway.
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y feet inches long the fastest boat in the world.
Apply to JAMES FISHER Boat Builder Port Richmond,
staten Island. .t
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I,OR SALE CHEAP-A SLOOP rugged YACHT, WITH
II sail mast and rigging Tor selling the owner
has no time o atend TO H. inquire OF JAMES KINDLY,
nj Fitzgeralds boat house. Hunters Point Bridge, T.
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n elegant Household Furniture In lots to suit cash
purchasers magnificent satin Parlor suits cost SS Tor
$3.50; Brocatr suits, $3.50; rep plush and hair cloth
Suits sos Chamber SUITS, so upwards; Bedstcads.
Bureaus Bookcase Pianoiorte Carpets, MIRRORS, De,
less hall cost Cali at private residence I'D West
2yi 81 near 9th
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DOTTERY FOR SALE-THE ONE-QUARTER OR ONE
j. half interest in weestablished and favorably
known, Factory, making stone china and common
goo chance for permanent and profitable Investment
easy. Apply to COXON CO., Clinton street Pot.
ferx TraIIfo or. j
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L,OR SALE-CHEAP FOUR SAILBOATS FROM 20 TO
L " feet long; cut sloop rugged Inquire mt
Builders shop Pleasant Valley, PETER kUisK, Jr.,
IL Greenwich street. New York
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OUTER STAND FOR SALE CHEAP-ONE OF THE
I'D most desirable in Fulton Market: price $500 For
further particulars inquire the stand Nos 1872 and 1888
Fulton Market.
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T OST-ON THURSDAY EVENING, 5rH INST A
~ small! Greyhound, with white breast and blue ana
white collar: answers to the name OF Spry. The finder
will be literally rewarded by returning 1t to 23f West
street.
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CONFECTIONERY ICE CREAM AND SODA WATER
~ Establishment-On Fourth avenue, Madison
squares must be sold At once; owner going to Europe.
H. FLANAGAN,
Fourth avenue corner Of Twenty eighth street
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Al STANDARD AMERICAN BEyEL TABLES AND
Al. the phean Coendcr Combination Cushions for
sale only by the patcntce, H. W. COLLENDER successor
10 Phelan Collendcr, 73s Broadway, New York.
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A WHEELER h WILSON HALF CABINET FAMILY
u S5Wif9 Macbipe, in perfect order and but very lit
lie used, will be sold fof $50 with all the attachments
Complete 2J7 Blocker street
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RIO YACHT CLUBS OR OYsTERMEN.-FOR SALE, A
Float, 7525x5 decked suitable TO build Address
Il. O., box 1y7 Herald Office.
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CTATE RIGHTS IN THE BEST PAYING INVENTION
- OF age used by everybody and supplies special
want We request thorough investigation. Model mt l6s
o.
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WANTED-TO HIRE sLOOP BY THE MONTH, 10
w to 10 tons. Address. with terms, SLooP. p Herald
onic
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LOST AND FOUND.

r OST-IN GOING FROM WILLIAMSBURG TO- AOR-
~ tyeighth street, New York, small Silver Ceoss 60
laid with little Diamonds The finder returning IL u
262 Ainsiie street. williamsburg will lie Literally rc-
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DARTNER WANTED--fN A PATENT FAN ATTACH
j. ment for sewing machines. and Tor rocking
chairs ii desired both patent rights bought APP
ply at ~ South Fifth avenue, city
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LNOR sALE-sLOOP YACHT WHITE WING 20X65, IN
II good order WIN. II. II. GLOVER, Southold l.. /.

NOR sALTs--A FAST SAILING SCHOONER YACHT
OF about 30 TONS old measurements; well found and
in good order; will be sold cheap II applied for soon,
owner further tor her Address box 34i6
| Post pttr
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IHOR skLE-FAsr sLoOP YACHT MAGIC. NEARLY
e new complete order; 30 feet long, 4 feet beam; vii
be sold cheap. Can be Jersey City Yacht Clui
Houb House, address PRINDIE, box 1855 Post office
New York.
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ty.ive, thirty, forty horse Engines, with without
gine; Very low. JOHN McI.AREN, Third and Grand an.
streets, Hoboken n j.
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yXrANTED-A PARTNER, WITH 5000 TO $4,000. TO
w start produce commission business by one thor.
oughly acquainted with the business and can control
heavy shImcnts the West. Address NJ. p box 40
Ipra
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L'oR sALE-sIDEwHEEL STEAMBOAT, lsO FEET 30
u inches draIght Trgboat l2x0; Propeller, 400 tons,
and two Barges w. ii. HAZARD Jr, 62 Harrison street
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TOR SALF:-A SAMPLE ROOM ON THE BEST PART
IL Of Sixth avenue; Stock and fXturcs immediate
possession owner going to Europe Apply at real estate
office. No 63 West Fourteenth street
Connecticut western news., 1873-08-29
Another Railroad Disaster.

A Western railroad, the Chicago, Alton and St. Louis, has. added another to the frightful railroad disasters this season. An incoming freight-train com- ing into collision twenty miles south of Chicago with the southward- bound ex- press passenger-train, almost entirely wrecking the latter, killing six persons outright and fearfully injuring about forty others, many of whom have died from their injuries.
 The cars caught fire, and numbers of the injured are burned badly, while others were scalded by hot water from the locomotive boiler.
 The passenger-train was running at the rate of probably thirty miles an hour, and neither engineers saw the others engine until it was too late to reverse, fact accounted for by the curve in the road, and partly by the dense fog. The two trains came to- gether with fearful force.- Being on the curve, however, both engines left the track and passed each other, that attached to the coal-train striking the baggage-car few feet from the end, breaking the coupling between it and the smoking-car, which the engine struck square in the end, and with such force as to throw tie forward end in the air, so that the engine ran under it, tearing the floor completely out and hurling the fifty or sixty unfortunates who were in the car in struggling mass to the lower end, where there was no chance for escape, and then ensued a scene of horrors which cannot be ade- quately described.