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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-24

Our ancient friend Judge THOMPSON,
is out in lcug ante-deluvian essay in
yesterdays Register showing up the
virtues Of Democracy and the vices Of
Radicalism' The only thing we discover
in 1t Of special significance is an indlca-
tion that the Judge would like to be
counted In as a candidate for The U. s.
Senate or some other good position. He
shows in the essay that Notwithstanding
the Democracy have been mainly instru-
mental in securing the State from the
Radicals yet mo Democrat has been
elected to any place OF distinction except
Judge MOORE and Mr.. BYRNE," This is
a somewhat serious reflection on the ap-
petite Of the old time wings, to whom the
Judge refers, for office, 1t is really ap-
palllng the way they have swallowed up
all the public positions. What the Judge
would now like TO see is such change oi
programme as would bring old time
Democrats like himselfto the front.
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, December 90. - King
Kalakaus left this morning for New York
Secretary Fish and other members Of the
Cabinet accompanied His Majesty in the
Presidents carriage TO the railroad station
and there took leave of the King.
The Ways and Means Committee will
continue in New York Saturday, the in-
vestigatiOn In the matter Of the Pacific
Mail Steamship COmpany's subsidy.
REPORT OF ARKANSAS INVESTIGATING
COMMITTEE.
The argument before the Arkansas In-
vestigating Committee was concluded TO-
day. The indications are that Represen.
tatives Poland and Ward, Of Illinois, will
report in favor Of Brooks, while the other
members OF the committee will support
the validity OF the present State govern
ment.
RICHARD u. IRWIN
is i'll this evening with nervous prostra
ton and confined to his bed. Orders have
been given by his physicians TO admit nc
person except his private secretary.
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In Cincinnati, Daniels was sentenced
TO ten years in the Penitentiary, on a vir.
dict OF manslaugkter.
On Tuesday night the Cincinnati
Police rsided eight gambling houses cap.
turing number Of persons and large
lot OF gambling implements.
-Four laborers were killed on Tuesday
night by,a bucket. breaking while descend
ing the shalt Of the new tunnel at Bergen,
M.
james NJ. Boremau, nominated by
the President as postmaster at Parkers-
borg, ". Va, was yesterday confirmed
by the Senate.
-Larkins saw and shingle mill at Mid.
land, Michigan, was destroyed by fire last
night; Loss about $4,000. Insurance
$4,000.
Jacob Kemper OF Brownsville
Licking County, O., was thrown from his
wagon into ditch about FIVE miles north
OF Columbus last night. His wagon and
team fell on him and killed him.
Moses G. Cobb, a prominent member
oil the San Francisco bar, was shot Ia. day
and probably fatally wounded by Mrs
Smyth, a client. Business trouble was
the cause. At 8 o'clock Cobb was ain
alive, bat there isno hope of his recovery
II is believed the woman is insane.
Six colored men, all prominent, one
being County Treasurer and another an
Alderman, were arrested at West Point
Miss, for breaking open cars on the
Mobile & Ohio Railroad and stealing
goods thereIrom! The robbery covers
many thousands OF dollars, and ali the
parties made confessions when arrested
Chief Fire Engineer Hill, OF Cleye.
land, Ohio, charged with neglect o.
duty, false cirtiaCation of bllls, appropriat.
ing city funds to his own use, conceal
ing amounts Keceived for sale OF CITY
gosds, acting ssSSent for parties in sale
OF hose to city Apd for permitting
wooden buildings, toAbe erected within
the fire limits he was requested TO re-
sign his position,
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FRANCE.

PARIS, December 23.-The Assembly
has agreed to the report Of the commit.
tee, recommending postponement oil the
decision on the validity of NJ. Burgoine's
election in Nievre, pending Parliament
sry inquiry concerning the alleged Bona.
partist Committee Of Appeal.
NJ. Rouher maintained the validity oi
the election, and again denied the exist
ence Of an illicit Committee oil Appeal to
the people. lie said Parliamentary in.
quiry was now proposed because Judi.
cial investigation had failed to find
grounds for prosecution. He declared
that the nation would find means TO es.
tablish an Empire il 1t so desired.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, December 23.-The rate Of
discount In open market for three.months
bills Is 6t per cent, per cent below the
Bank Of England rates.
BY collision between railway trains
this morning at Blackburn, Lancashire,
several persons were killed and injured.
A collision this morning on the railway
at Dudley, Worcestershire, caused the
severe woundlng Of many persons.
LONDON, December 23.-Monoignor
Capel has published pamphlet In reply
10 Gladstone's expostulation. He says
Gfadstone's pamphlet resembles Dr.
Schultes' work on Power of Pontill,
which enables Capel TO use Monoiguor
Feoster's answer, entitled "true and false
infalibilty.
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liams, can add to his half million $780,
600 more with which to soothe his bache.
lor pathway into the evening Of life; Sam
Cnrtiss, Of the Ophir, can close out with
$4,000; Dr.. Bronson with $s00000. Mo.
thers with manageable daughters will
DO delighted to know that though Gener-
al Stone did not get to be District Judge,
he can put 100000 in the scale against
any thing the "old folks" can do, while
Col. F. F. Osblston can make $l75,00
kick the beam without turning his fin
ger"
Tho Cincinnati Gazette ol yesterday
says that recently a manufacturer Of that
city was on visit 20 San Francisco,
when q friend said to him, II have prom.
ised my vile never again to dabble in
stocks, but there is Ophir selling at 50
per share. IIyou will buy 500 shares l
will share profits and losses with you;
the loss can not be mnch and Il Is almost
certain to go up" The Cincinnatisn re-.
piled that he knew nothing about such
things, and was not disposed to take the
chances. So he came home and soon re-
ceived letter from his San Francisco
friend, with a postscript which read,
"Ophir $3.50 per share, but believe you
do not buy 0phir." This was tantalz-
ing, of course, but the Cincinnatisn bears
his misfortune with equanimiIy, except
when some Of his friends ask him if he
buys Ophir.
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CLEVELAND.
CHIEF HILL DKcLINRs TO RRsIoN.

CLEVELAND, December 23-The Board
oil Fire Commissioners held special
meeting this afternoon. A communica-
tion from Chief Engineer Hill was reSl
In which he states that not being. aware
Of any testimony offered TO suS1sin the
charges brought against biG he could moi
offer testimony tG.Gisprove them, and
he declined 10 resign, as requested by
the Bos:d at the meeting last evening. A
resolution was then adopted discharging
Chief Hill for incompetency and placing
the department in charge Of First AS
sistant Engineer Bennett 1t Is thought
that tho Chief will refuse to abide by the
decision Of the Board and carry the mat
ter into the courts,
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Important Decisions.

We notice in the New York Journal Of
Commerce a'decislon that's Of interest not
only to Insurance agents and companies
but to the public generally. 1t relates to
what has been at times a yexed question
in insurance matters. viz: as to whose
agent an insurance broker Is, whether
that Of the assured or the insurer. By a
decislon Of Judge MoADAM in the Marine
Court, New York, 1t was held in the case
Of ANKEL st al. against the Hibernia In
sursnce Company, "that the broker in this
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Mr.. Maynard-The gentleman IRAN
dalD and his associates arc content thai
the bill shall be made special order FOL
the Slh OF January and that Is the bes
we can do In the premises. Why not do III
Mr.. Dawes-What Is 10 hinder ouI
reaching It by going TO the Speaker
table nOwg
MIR. Randall-BeCsuse the Civil Rights
bill would be reached first.
Mr. Dawes-That bill can be postponed
by majority.
Mr. Beck-A pOslponement would give
1t a chance ol being considered, and we
are determined II shall not bC considered
before the 4th Of March.
Mr. Plat hoped that his party In the
House would show as much backbone as
the Senate had shown and sit out the bill
II II took two weeks.
Mr.. Cox asked the Speaker whether the
bill was not subject 10 a point OF order
that II must receive It's first consideration
in the Committee Of the Whole.
The Speaker stated that he never ruled
on hypothetical points. When the bill
Wno ASoSuCu uV WuuIu ruiz upUu IL
Mr.. Cessna remarked that the Judiciary
Committee had an informal understand
Ing not 10 act on the Civil Rights bill till
alter the holidays, and that If reached
he would ask the unanimous consent that
1t should remain in its present condition.
Mr.. Orth objected.
After further discussion and the tax.
ing Of the vote by yeas aud mays, 1t was
ordered that the bill be made q special
order for the 9TH OF January.
The speaker announced the appoint
ment Of Select Committee on the AL.
ALBANIA Affairs as follows. Osburn, Al.
bright, Cannon, Buchanan and Luttrell.
Resolutions appropriatipg $4,000 for
the payment ol expenses Of each OF the
Select Committees TO Louisiana, Missis-
sippi and Alabama, were adopted Ad.
journed until January 9th.
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SALT LAKE, December 80 The pro-
clamation of Gov. Woods of December
9lst, published to-day, postpones the
holding OF the next term of Court OF the
Second District OF Beaver, Utah, from the
first Monday in February TO the second
MonNay in July next, for the accommo-
dation Of citizens Of that District. There
are now pending in that District one in
dictment for pOlygamy and nineteen fol-
murder in connection with the Mountain
Meadow massacre in 1857. Two oI the
parties indicted for murder, John D. Lee
and W. Il. Dame, are now In Confue,
ment.
The winter thus far is unusually mild
and mining Is undlsturbed by snow.
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For the Northwest and the Upper Lake
Region, partly cloudy and colder weather
will prevail, with nOrtherly or westerly
winds, rising barometer and light snow
in the Upper Mississippi Valley, Michigan
and Wisconsin.
For the New England and Middle
States, increasing cloudiness, with south.
erly or westerly winds and slight change
OF temperature and pressure.
For the South Atlantic and Gull States,
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear or
fair weather in the interior, and light
rains near the Gulf coast, with rising
barometer during the night, southerly
winds shifting westerly and northwesterly
east Of the Mississippi river, and lower
temperature, except on the South Atlantic
coast.
For the Lower Lake Region, generally
cloudy weather, and possibly light rains,
with southerly or westerly winds, fol-
lowed by slight fall Of temperature and
rising barometer on Thursday.
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The New Finance Bill that Passed
The Senate Tuesday.

|. That specie payments be resumed
January |, 1s79-four years hence,
2. Free banking.
g. The retirement Of The fractional cur.
rency, and substitution therefor Of small
silver coinsge.
The retirement Of greenbacks in the
proportion Of so per cent Of the additional
National Bank currency as issued, until
the aggregate Is reduced TO $SOO,OOO,OOO
Of greenbacks.
S. The Secretary Of the Treasury to use
surplus specie in the Treasury or to sell
bonds to reduce the Treasury notes down
to $SOO,OOO,OOO.
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Ater Gold Hunters in the RIacK HlIll

~-% - NA VI ~ NAO A4AuCA AAAllh
OMAHA, December 23-General Ord
received the following dispatch yester-
day:
An Indian came in to Spotted Tail on
the l7th, and reported that twelve days
before he met party of 81 white men
with six teams on Elk Creek, at the east
ern foot of the Black Hills. They came
from Missouri and were going into the
Hills.
The following is his reply:
Send company Of cavalry from Camp
Sheridan or Robinson, as you think best
to overhaul the party in the Black Hills
and to expel it from the Indian territory
under the instructions of Sept. Sd, from
the headquarters Of this military division.
Furnish the command with good supply
OF tents, stores and blankets Tor men and
beasts. The command will start when
the weather permits.
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BOSTON,.

Boston, December 12.-There is much
excitement in Milford, N. H., over the
inquest on the body Of Mrs. Msjor, who
died encienle under suspicious circum.
stances. Her husband is suspected
OF having caused her death and
also OF two children and a
sister Of his wife who was also thought to
have been enciente by him at the time Of
her death. The whole matter will now
be inYesiipated.
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A fire at Clinton, Ohio, IA miles south
Of Akron, last night destroyed eight or
ten buildings, including DR.. Chamber
lain's block and drug store, hotel and
two dry goods stores. A steamer was
procured from Fulton in time to prevent
the fire from crossing the street. Further
particulars could not be obtained.
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steamer News.

LONDON, December 2S.-Steamshipa
Vile Ds'Paris, spain and Elysia, from
New York, arrived out.
NEW YoRE, December 2S.-Arrlved-
Steamships AsSyrls, Leasing and Java.
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Fatal Accident.

MEMPHIS, December 23.-Dan Flaher.
ty, an emploYe OF the Merchants Cotton
Company, was instantly killed this after.
noon by the breaking Of some machinery,
piece striking him on the head,
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GERMANY,

BERLIN, December 23.-The German
war vessels Albatross and Nautilus have
not been ordered 10 seek satisfaction from
the CSrllsls on account Of the brig Gus
taVe sfFair,
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New Books.

TIE CoNFLIoT BETWEEN SCIENCE And RELIGION
j. W. Draper; cloth, 81 as.
bsIELLE, A Noyel-Mrs. Annie Edwards: cloth
81 10; paper 81 co
81 30. ""''ON ''O'N
2: GEINr 3 Co.-eeo L. CLANCY; cloth 81 So
Ii THE DoEcAs CLuB-Oliver Uptic clolh 81 81
AnE nio,S E&IiSlTioN :, na DnAAA-Geergs N. Baker
JoHN PAuL's BooK-"John Paul." corrcspou,
dent cloth IS so.
NURSERY NooNMGs-Gail Hamilton; cloth SI 45
FAR kRoA THE MADDINa CRowD-T. AurdS
HAzEL BLOSSOMS Whittier; cloth 81 IS.
IsAALA EXPEDITION TO CENTRAL ArRIcA-S SIr
samuel Baker; cloth IS 90.
bAhlIAa, HARNESS d HopDER -BrlA A Rrne
series; c'oth$l 90. '''
MIRtAH, LANARrINl AND SAHp-Bria a B,oe
series; clo,h$ 81 90.
TIE C3uIApEs; Rpochs OF HIstory-G. W.
Cox, N. a cloth 81.
| The PRoTEtTLNr Observation-Disclosures I'm
lohm; cloth 81,
TTs ThRrY YEARs' WAa-samuel Pa,son Gar.
diner; cloIh 81.
FGoH 1Slti M YoufH UP; ANovel-Mar!ou Ha,land;
PISNKEnroEs DETECTIVE sToMEs-Alan Pin.
keton; cloth 81 80.
Jtss,E TRIM; AN, vel-B. L. FaIrou; paper tcc
Ins asISS A.S9 oFNo-LAND; A ANovel-H. L. fGI Iecn;
A ai, 4 ,ao AND A MARTYR NOyel-Chus. Rcatc;
r4s LOVE THAT Llv1D; A Noyel-Mts. Eroart;
Ai5a iS FERRESti A Novel-susAu Morley; paper
pSpef Soc. 'N'
PoR Lows AND Llra; A Novcl-Mrs. oliphAp,;
paper 75c.
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FATAL SHOOTING.

A special to the Courier Journal gives
an account Of q fatal shooting stfrsy in
Mercer county, KY, yesterday, in which
two men we're killed and one mortally
wounded. A quarrel arose in the morn
ing about dog, in which Isaiah Gahhert
shot q man named Daniels in the leg, in.
ficting flesh wound. In the after
noon Joe Davenport, town constable,
assembled posse and went 10 arrest
Gahhert. Upon the approach Of the
constsble's posse Gahhert and q man
named Herring fred at Davenport but
without effect Davenport then struck
Gshhert on the head with an iron shovel
and Herring shot Davenport through the
body, killing him instantly. Garland
Davenport, a brother OF the Constable,
here lnteriered and was shot and killed
by Herring. The latter then escaped and
is supposed TO have come 10 Louisville
GahherLs wound Is mortal.
Best, the man who murdered the Post
master at Lancaster, Kentucky, on Mon.
day night, is said 10 have previously
killed six men. The quarrel in this in
stance arose out OF controversy in re-
gard 10 the ownership Of land. Best is
still at large.
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BY TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

(By tho Western Union Lins.
lhicO Northwest cor. OF Main and MCrTOG BIS.
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~. NHO AAoIluuy5s
COLUMBUS, O., December 23.-Both
branches Of the General Assembly ad-
iourned this morning until the Goth inst
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LOUISVILLE.

ARREST OF sUPPosED BANK THIEvEs
LOUISVILLE, December 90 Detectives
to day arrested James Curran, alias Jim.
mic Papes, and James Nolin, alias Jim
Scott, supposed to be noted bank thieves,
who have been operating extensively in
New York, Chicago, and other cities.
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Weather ReDorI.
PROBABILITIES.

WAR DHPARTKRNf,
OPyIoH or THA CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON, D. G., Dec. 29.-s:00r Y.
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T SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR gl4 BROADWAY
n near Twentieth street., a NEW and BEAUTIFUL de
sign for summer hvENING and DINNER; JAUN!Y
CRUQUET Suit. The PIONEER Ramb,e uit and the
TRAVELLER are worth seeing. Patterns and CLO
MODELS ready CUTTING and BA>TING a SPE-
CIAL1Y
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
A SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
COSKLING 4 CO,
No. 1853 Broadway.

DRY GOODS.
A SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
No. 1853 Broadway.
BEG 9E5 T5 aSSSS$5f sS {#lf fSF %i aSssur
fHEiR SSEsEEHsTr etGSS1ss OUT
and wiz oner the following extraordinary bargains
during the coming week.
LYONS BLACK GRos GRAIN SILKS OF ALL THE
%s.' 7e 81 IS gsrfss sos!ns ~ S g. So
IS rs IS 50, 81 IS - to the finest goods imported
Our entire stock Fancy silks closing out without re-
Japanese Silks, the quality closing out at s7,sc
40c %5c. and Soc. u yard
~ oEpEe TO CLOSE ouIIHE BALANCE OF OUR
ORDINARY BARGAiSs WILL BE oFFhREp.-
nsa % a. nsa snd @ Re's Ss2$;
former price Sc and SOC.
$50 pieces pure silk and Wool Pongee, the desira
and 75c- yard, positively worth 80 per cent more
cost l0c. to import
Is pieces Lupins all wool De Beige. very desirable
material for travelling suits, 4oc per yard, former
pieces Aohair Glsce travelling suits e5c yard,
An elegant line Of new and desirable Dress Goods
III %oo TsSs @ a rGpn
a. halt price.
800 pieces coiored Iron Grenadines closing out At &C.,
l2'sc. sc., aoc aud 2ec., all less than half price.
BLACK IRON GRENADINES, PURE SILK AND
%So not 70 esnnse ra GSST in wear closing ing
low % cost sv' ''' ''' ''' '''' anu w. away '0"" 0e;
~ # .pf
ws9s % s;s's s. Inpn' best French som'a1n' "s''
courtauds best English Grapes all widths a. extra.
ordinary low prices
1 SS =; Blouse Linen @ and Flemish suit Linen
White H:,S sss cSs t &c.,
100 pieces Rever. open WORK striped Victoria Lawn,
closing out at l2}ac a yard, worth 35c,
woshp S Pieces ss plaid Sa'ns00k closing out at &C. yard
100 pieces white PQue, closing loc yard worth
CLOSING OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF LINEN
Lasa fa%:s aa
Cloths able pamask, Towels Tckings fable Covers,
ns
ever Known in Inc dry % goods trade in in this city
Closing GU. oyer s Loo pieces Of Hamburg Embroid-
Closing 9ut the balance M Of our rarasols and Sun Um
brelas ut less than hall price.
Closing ou, Real Laces in Yak Threvd and Guipure.
Closing out Spanish and Guipure Net for scarfs
sacques and poonase, at half price.
Closing out real Llama Lace Shawls and Sacques At
less than half price.
Closing out our stock Of summe. Hosiery and Under.
wear for ladies, gents and children at less than half
price.
1t will pay to attend the great closing out sale Of
the season at
CONKLING 4 CO.'S,
between Eighth and Sinth stffeet.
ONE HYOCK HRIOW r STEWART + co.'s
r. W. CHIvvIs,
W n CONKITNG
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-IwzIsrH rAs.-
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vRofEssIoNAI SITUATIONS wANrED-rEMALEs-
pRorkkTY OUT Of TRE CITY FOR SALE OR no
RENT-sDcoSp PAex-First, second and third cot
REAL ESTATE TO ExcHANGE-sscosD rAer-rhird
REAL ESTATE wANTED-szcoxp PAes-rhird and
azI,SeGs SoTieEs-rns7 pAer-seeond column
REIWIAsRpSS-FFIsST iS FlGsSTc r4eE.F.th column ,...
MfUxroNs e1M.1ns S9'Sn Pnsn
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SPECIAL NOTICES -ELryEN1H PAcx-sixth column
sPoRTING-Do0s, BIRDS, dC--FrR.r PAoE-sccond
s1T9HEAGE5E!ssJ s1HS 9 ; ys;JL: LR4cz-si.th column;
TIE TKADKs-ELKvxNTH PAor--Fourth column.
to LET roR sus1SEss FGRfosEs~N,sru rAcr-
TRAVELLERS GUUIpE-sucosp PAex-F1nh and sixth
rURkHsfEfs Ep ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-SEcoxp PAGx-sixth column.
WATCHES JEWELRY &C.-sEcoHp PAGE-stxth COL
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sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS. &C.

REERFOoT PARK-TROTiING THURSDAY, JUL,
~ 2. atSP E.Irurse $lco for horses that never bea
Broadway, Tuesday, July 81 at s1S p. NJ.
WILLIAM MCMAHON, Proprietor
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/ WANTED TO RENT-PROM SEPTEMBER l. A
! w small two story House between l2ih and both
streets and Fourth and sixth avenues Harlem. Address
stating terms, &C., TENANT, Herald Uptown Branch
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personal.

VxJANTEp-INPORMATIoN OF MRS. MARY PHILIPS
w OF Plymouth. England last heard from At Bridge
port Conn. Address THOMAS JEWELL Plymouth
England or WILLIAM ASKEY, l,a47 Third avenue, n. Y
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VI1LLLAM p. DYsARr-PLEAsB WRITE HOME
w and relieve the anxiety OF your friends
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

OOn MUST sEB YOU. MONDAY OR TUESDAY,
ZOU. as ferry. Important SO come sure. Am
goinS away. " Il. @.
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THE CAMP MEETING AT SEA CLIFF OPENS
in the Great bernacle. Thursday A. NJ, July :3;
Bishops james Simpson and Peck. also Bishop Ka-
vApaugh, Dr. Sargent, Dr.. Lee and Dr. Posal. of the
Me,hodi;t E&oiscopSS & church south Pr Arson Greene
numerous distinguished ministers of different denomna-
tiOns will participate in the eryices