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4 DfsrRlcr EMO Jon.
4 Scheme to Replace ,ise Dcrnyed Wcodcn
Pnv0mrui- VITA Concrete.

Scheme to fireplace tiir Dcrnyed WCCdcu
PnvCmrui- VITA Concrete.
WAsuiSGroS, oct. 1.-The Beard of
Health, tho oue-aorec tender " the biz District
Rims, has done its level best to get up a scare
over our rotten woudeu paycmcnts. In city
like this. where the streets ana avenues are so
very vide, nd whore there are so many sac mt
lot, even IN the best improved portion, there Is
small chance OF the decAy ius paycinents serious-
ly affecting the health of The inhabitants. The
real OBJECT Of the nord OF Hcalth's report is to
aid the Contractors Ring In their scheme
o, replacing all the Wooden pave .ente
with coal tar .nouliiees, otherwise known
us concrete. The District Commissioners
have, unIcr Pre- en- q of repairing two
streets which were paved with wood, pat down
coicretc pascmcrts, and tho contractors are
ANXIOUS - nave this sort OF repairing extcn-
siv.ly lracti Cd Tho commissioners craudly
announce that they charge the cost OF these re
pair TO the contract tors who laid the wood pave
nicnts and contr c;ed to keep them IN rep. II
fpr three years. Now, 1t Is ctorous fact that
the honus which wers taken nom these con
tract tors are not worth the paper they were writ
ten on. ard tine talk about SUING ON them b. TIE
rerc-t ho,h. Ilc cor. uutiun under tue District
COMMUNIST ucrs l- o. ire GLAZING aud On egander
regime. qhc fact l., shcphcrl Is runnin. Inc
machine now, nd the uld RIM contractors are
doiuc al she wotk, alih "a they employ dum-
iuie-. an whose naincs th' contracts aIe made
The District CuUmis-l unrra are making de,
ptrate q riious TO layc a. much as possible Il
the illegal work. ofaeFed ry thcm compeied be-
circular o. coutrac Org 100 which .ney s1f that
If tne work tNrY aro cd on l. not ccnl-
plcted by thc CAST Of Noyvneer ~ VIII De turned
over 10 other rties, ana the cost OF coruieiing
1t charged go thcp. lh!s Is oniv ruse TO fnrht-
pn the cnntr4c tors ana STIMULATE tGcni 80 Etc ,t-
cr efforts. The Comm i.-iDl. r. ku0w On & no
more work VIII 0o oonc .it,r Cougres- Gets.
becaus the defective legislation of the i.st t,vo
years VIII le Instant u.i' Fuded So a e. prevent
the further ISSUE ora IS bonds.
II T. repuried here tui. evening thar the Board
OF Atdit has de-liLco 10 isiuc my moro Ger ii-
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very tendcrly, and then the mother arose and,
without speaking, went to n chest Of drawers.
She returned with richly embroidered merino
scarf and lid II down by the Infants side. II
looked likc beautiful garment that might
nave been now when the little lad who looked
on IN silence, was babe. AZ the coffin was car
RED down, the halls OF the tenement were
crowded win women. Dear me-" said ono
WIN toss of her head, "thcy must be poor II
they are going t. let their buhy 20 in a coffin
IKE mat say ctdht they have any doctors
"Of course thcy did" rcplicd Dan, sharply.
y aud we are going to change this hox FOR II
handsome rosewood ccfii0. lined With SILK. and
covered with siivcr" Tine wonian's face changed
mi-htilr, hut. bef re ~bo could AK any more
q icsiiuns j. "a was driving away. " shut her
~. ANY wpv.' sad he. " su sic won't be Ground
poverty. only vi %, though, h,t could make
~ '.l,r H'ysv'i na ~ q .H IuV '.a we w
come nnG take away her oniy hltlc boy,
and f9Hnd hey, On 50 gocr' crying hard over
coGld, and ad nowcm In his hands. ius' as the
one we saw down hero Whfn aflcd hor for n
ciuih she ~ nuelt ~, On" al trimmed with T. &c,
and whiir she W sfnldiHl Il va the coffin raised
tho lirlc one When did his cyciid moved,
and ga d,
'wuY. ur ieN'r DEAD At All W.T.
Tho mother shrielscd. and then sstcl me
whet meant. Nltcd one - In, cyc.iis, aud
let her see 1t 'all. end chem tapped on his cacat
- ind en- lie doctors do in the hostiial,
Though didn't Know * city what n reatt,
and mex ! ii bod bis Knee a tiuy bi, with !
needle, and thc hite tex jnmpcd: Then we all
ile office and ii Mr.. K,i5ck solemn ike ' that at
they wouldn't rive uie the bodr. lie looked 40,
when 1 id hm he ugh. y, ud seemcd 10 feel
- good auy of as. icw daya eftcrvard |
drove Iast TIE hod.c, amt the mother was IN a
window. Shr calioi our 60 nc, waved her rgnd-
kcrriicf. aus tncn caught w the little follow,
ana dnrccd lnn ~ tine air go ih4t cuuld see
that idakcs fellow feel good"
Tho vi it 90 Now Church street WAS the last
work for tho dav, but the wagon remained on
n'FlNfk. Az o.
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cLARGY HiS FoR SING slNo.



Yesterday, Recorder IIacSctt sentenced
homas }. Weeks, ID b ptist clergyman, Of Jer-
scy CITY, TO three years at had labor IN state
prison, lie had been indicted for grand larceny
and receiving stolen goods. The testimony
showed that he conspired with one Henry Am
ber clerk for Josoih d. West Of 40 Cortlandt
street. to sell the prisoner lightning rods at less
price than he had been accustomed TO pay West.
lie ried first To got them Of West, with whom
he had been dealing, ~ a lower lgnrr than
usual, ana upon being refused, approached Xm-
Der with the proposition to buy at the reduced
price, NJ the same tine telling him thNt, as the
clerk Of West. he ought to get more pay Tor MS
services. amber took the hint, md sold him $50
feet Of rods, and omitted 20 report tin trgnsac-
ton 10 as employer. Tie goods were traced 10
tho clergyman 1t 2l3 Pearl stteet. The urisoner
aii he was In want, and his mily sick. He
knew 1t w.s wrong, hut intended, when he got
money enough, to maze II good to West. Re
cotder liackett told the jury that the prisoner
at the bar was an ordained BAPTIST mialster aud
that he had deoauched the honesty OF tins man
Imber ~ hls uuclerlcll proposal. Tho jury rem
desed verdict Of guilty OF receiving stolen
goods, knowing the same To ue stolen"
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Explosion In cama Establishment.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. IAN explosion of
soouolc yapore occurred IN TIE Lousyne Conn Nor1s
thus morning setting lr2 10 the eeab ishnlen, and
burning four mon-two seriously. II seems that Two
boy the cellar with amp, the gasf frame OF
which broken IN drawing alcohol and soue Of the
alcohol gnlted. In tLer hstc ~ got out OF the cellar
the Ooye orgot TO turn Of c faucet OF the barrel and,
though the flames were soon tANhsulshCd the tlcOhOl
continued anNiug. Several uea went mt tie cellar a
short time pttsraRrd VITA arOth,r lamp. ana
sion occurred. III johnson, tC .urtigul, was
ousy burned on the head. face, ant body 'nry i.fY
wa. Olrucd IN the sane way. John y.EDf wa armed
tie arms, iace ana noad The mt two h. Is sup.
posed W dic tut tho lasi ls not cnou ~ lnIgea, WIN.
EcynolDe WAS tho luincd a1VCIfy wlhc ashisn g. ~
rAinRushF the nNutF, Nhlrh sooh iNeloNrd aid CO..
truNtd Aaii OF the hhl-hurul Tao lnd % tttl~tcs
~ Sl2,OON, with gn iHfUri Oi AAli tie amount.
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SAN fRAECIsCO, Oct. Naval PaYmastor J.
5. cunniag arrived here las night 70 relieve iai-
IN stcr SpallJlng. The Court OF iuqgiTj Will .pe'lt
Il Mare Island oct o. 70 * mIc sgauilins accouuta.
The latter ard supputc tn nYolyed BY the spccu
uons ut q. ~ ilancy, late pu.c1gfinS cl.it.
AdmlTai kOdprra ul tIr y tr Island NhNY fdru says
mat he duVs not kGOw thg amount OF tN ntiWr1Du pa
lut IL ID Huppo Cd 60 be- very irgc SuIu!dWy last
mig sad that hc loss will fl on individual, and rot
o. the departments that Iinu.S ii.uds cons SEQ ii
fNuuuieuty h.tug up Ccttnca,ts ttr IANmCnt, due u
contracts, when h d peen tg ed in lhLk rs hnAU
ard WpOinteatng th,n 10 certain para o, Win not.
nt Responsible p,ltrf 1T. th"t AMI thAi ,LC itAt
ana cGd4rs"rH "a u.c nCes NIL d. H"N.f 4 i.iu ae
cl'nls o' he h. cW nothing ~ th' llan tuQu. tINi
tAo coIln- All. wore ~ senlad Tor yulelt.
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MRS. LAwAoR's DTgoRcE SUITS.
Daughters Opinion OF her Mother-Two
Infant Chiidrcn Wanted.

Infant ChIldrcn Wanted.
Mrs Nauette 5. Lawlor was before Judge
Donohue yesterday demanding the custody OF
her two youngest children. Seven years ago
she applied for divorce from her husband,
James j. L.wlor, and was beaten in several
successive suits. The eldest daughter Sophia
b., lived with her father at l05 Fourth avenue,
where he had a book store, and she took care of
the other Ave children, the mother meantime
supporting herself es seams rosa and nurse. Mr..
Lawlor died in June last, and the Surrogate
made hirs, Lawlor general 60 iTdan OF the IN
FAINT children, respectively ~ nine aud eleven
years OF age Her application to judge DOno-
hue Yesterday was for tho custody OF these
children that sho might send them 90 tho
Roman Catholic Asylum 10 DO educated. The
eldest daushtcr's answer Is that tao mother Is
not NJ person to have the custody OF tho
children, out tnat she viii not 20 into details
further than TO affirm that her mother Is not, al
she processes To be, good Cnfhohc Judge
DOnOhue directed tho lawyers to agree among
themselves gs to the facts, aud then apply 10
have the law OF the case asscd upon.
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finn 0i it, Eaccir.
NEW HAVEN, oct. l.-Jrdfe shipmnn Of
the United States District Court IN Hartford,
this morning gave his decision III the case OF the
New Haven American Lie aud Trust Company
1ssolyns the Injunction granted to the New
York pohcy holders restraining Insurance Com
missioner steadmau from taking possession Of
the effects of tho company. Accordingly tho
Commissioner appeared at the OH II the COM
pany In thi- city this afternoon, and formally
demanded possession. nCnJan.n Eoycs, the
President. gave an 'nswcr IN writing. SAT- ing
that he had been advised by counsel that the
law under which the Commissioning cliImed 10
act WE UNIONS tituiional aud void, and that the
Commissioners bond WIS Illegal and insutu
cent. lie added that he did not intend 10 resist
ito law, but would mold the assets subject to-
the orders Of the courH having jurisdiction of
the legal questions / vowed. The Commits ION.
ers counsel then informed MIR. Nuyc. that no
should Apply - the New London superior Court
tomorrow for "a wit 90 m Iuudmu', and thtt he
should hoid Inn hattie under the criminal law.
President Nofes rcm-ins IN pOsseaslou.
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Charles Weston, William Thompson, ana VIII
ham Ellis, the negroes who murdered Abraham wcIs.
BURG the Polish Decdcr In tn Boston road Lyclgs
woods, were arraGn1d yesterday before Recorder
llackett. The District Attorney moved the case, but
coun VI Tor the prisoners ur4ed ITS o,tpOneinent 10
enable them 10 prep re heir defercc. FecQrd,r acke
said that II the prisoners had any riends position
IN socie hr should De reluctant about pustponn the
he WOUND give Lhem lIne.n
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Pc, and Rio. 1nS2oisc.. gold. Rice -Rangoon 2a3c.
gold IN bono, and Ga@Glacr currency duty paid'
aroliua old crop, G1gesfsic.; Louisiana new cruu,
t9hs ,Molassos-Cuba nius cOyado, grocttv. BOO foc
tuha clayci 8l@'4c.i Porto Rico Me.Nc.i New Or
l.hne. tOefuc. sugure lar TO good r.hnHt cuba.
i1ta sc.i rtocCry DO. SilgS9lc.i ccutrifuon So
90 -c refined. fuX@1 lie. for hard, 1880 1Ovc for
tJft white nud Qn Zoe. for yellow.
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T. XiEIsEgH SAVINGS ZANE.
- N1rhtg % s..uttd ga av. 81 iV York.
1,'rg tc1nic 81 !n! CO. ilfila" January aud July.
Interest pui, SIN FER GENE lItefcHt commences
to Hsst tho mgui nrst 3 i ,lu tns GcpGAt RANK
o1ou daily, also Monday, We'd .. lay, an saturday
cvcnlnga. JOlN T.. d.. VI ff Pfg1i lrat.
A. "a. lnrcnsH. Wee i'rrs't. Gyo. G.. WALDO. scc'Y.
TftiANELIS SAYINGS BANK, corner t2d "
and Il as. Est lifncI 60 l,Nu open dpiis ftOm
TO tuiday aud N 'Aday tycltn. - from to &. ln-
turt1t peg cent CONNIE ncng IN rt 81 every month
JANIS 4. CHAMBERLAIN, Prc-iiont.
Eg5ikNiC-' ANu TtADE,ss~' -iAEINGS
rs lNtilII HON, 2t1 Bow Nr'. near Houston 90.
Dcps.ita ma1c on on before uct VIII draw interest
ffugl tIc ist Jay u Ottpncr.
Interest 81 owed on all Sums from - $1,000 open
dsls from 10 4. ". to 3 l.. 81. AID on Mondays and
NednrslNys from 10 to z.
a. T. CuHKLIN. Presdont.
II. {. FTsHrR, Secretary.
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Tho Jersey City Republican Ring succeeded
yesterday ia Inducing the Police Comnlfslonor TO re-
duue Capt. hciIofacS 10 rouniHnan. The Capton was
one OF the most ia,thful oneou IN tho department lie
made lO5 for different offences while cap
tam con picuoun among thom those OF Mitch lol Alur
ply, under zen cn.o o. tn tn fDr the murder uf MR.
hujus N Nanaet, anh ~ Foley pcnin, anl PROCTOR
who Hld wen cOnccY Tltn iVt fhf f1httfy 90 thV
Fiat hatiun4i BluN tnat held ~ GJp GRO f. 10 y.it.
capt. AicliOrneY place cuyttei ~ lnsu'ct MIA
pm, wh0 Nll PROBABLY be TIE Successor, AugiAy -
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nuslltess Ho;ltcs.

The weather. like ltnoa's nli sfyic Of Vrn-
a.psct tltis'rH and sttaugrr4 aiiae guruuNs EnaN-
store. 22 broadway, 55J brVaiNai, elG "a ur Ftth
Avenue Hotel.
Di-tEmrrr In uoracs. -"CltEf's ilHiMrN1
IoblpE OF ANNNNlA np;tcd 20 Ga" throat ani cI,-t
gN"e lusfnnt rcAcf EALpH tF,Nuter'nufy Surgeon"
Sold % all diugsnts depot, tal ga az.
DyCing and cleaning AT thr Se,y York Dyc-
In aud rintng fsali hu"nt, staten Island. Offices
No. 81 Duane st. s5- Broad ,ay go 6h ". D.; 1853
euG los PoFgcuon g., Bao0kn. Est .Ushcd % years.
TIE discovery of the proccas OF preparing
Nus 81 Mnghcta mas rrrn III ue-us Ot adding Go tc
let 4 remedies one NLiCl has oqu. IA diseases OF
the stomach.
"Uucie SANS Cough Cure" Ctweaty cen;a
bOitlc) tor coughs, cukts and sli tl1us dsscd'ea
No mcdicine ever ha. stronger rec oinnicu du-
tons foi Il iatfnc mtit thau the Peruvian s. rhp.
TRY MIR. Nir-iow's soofhinI Sy~up for all
di-ess o. children, sich ne tc''hns, NlnI cpnc "c.
pomrrey'~ PstcB, .suptprc bci'. ani Baud
IIbt-c, "a iroaGNai y. =. ~ 1T tnc p"t 80 use.
NtoG"lrs TCc,'iing Cordial relieves dinpuscs
OF ciLlfNs. biV4 II q tflal. Price. - cent.
t'ac Bruuwrir- Celebrated CcugL EroU-. -
Tit gcaullc nave a. n. Is. on each drop
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BAGLEY-A HELL.-in prookiyn, Aar. 81, by thc
daughter ~ Ian i1s u. Ahcl.
on Wcdncsi y Scot 20, by the Row D. ~ Nnuaevcrc,
On'y dau ghtor Of Coz Wiliun p. q rr.ni
FlsCilEk-W ALkER-tn Tuesday evening, the 2Sth
irt 90 tie ferd 'ucc " the cridc parcri ~ tre lcv.
= r. i.o,rtr. Hear, y. Ti.chrr 90 Fugcnie H. second
daughter % Alfred ~ Walker. Esq. az rf tu. city.
UlD-SAGfNAN.-M Tue Il formed thurcn.
Mount Vernon, :. y, on Tucsdly sept. IS, 1870, ~
ulo Nv. ~ ~ liGton, TncoJoro Gouii 10 Lotd e. =.
conan, u'ug ter OF the atc Johu W. saCeiran Of
houut vernon
HuSTEl- CORNwELL-ht psicrs d, y. j., sept.
To- 1870 ny The Rev J. II. Dgriel. ID. D., Cnaiics l..
llpter 81 Nyacs, ,. " 20 = th9 sbeth CornWul OF
sNlTi-PlTr.-On Tue sdoy. sept 2s 1873 a. trinity
ChCrch Nurfls1Aia y. y. ~ g." rector t.c ."g. Al
hcn :. Hal. urgs sal 4 Morr'-enia 60 Hattie A.
l,t % llrup-. at, Long leland.
lEOMNE-N ELon.A; EGoy NJ. T.. Caurch. rer-
gcn j.. on Nriaetlay, sept. 10, 1870 hy tc Rev.
;. NaubeGHsjoten, j. Edmund TaCrEe to u.ie NJ.
Wtl4r.
iHAvis-vAE RiPEe.-on "Wednesday, Sect e.
49,. 10 Tc~ilcurc 81 tue brides psrsut -. Er,t
1ii,a 81 By the -v. W +. Abbott. spencer b. Travis
60 T. Adelaide Van Ripper, daughter Of Jamea H. Van
Rgrr -
WALsV-sMirh.- AT the seventh street Methodist
FItcoql Nhrtal sept o. lefh. the Z v. i. Mi,lets,
Ncusll Nfih O. Hattie 70 NTH nntli OF N"t Nnft.
WALLACE HIOstoNp. Don Thur. at, SOFT. %, at
the I,iucn,c OF cue hficr parent. By ta' Rev. Nin.
IL ne.lt, William Wallace, Jr. to E,la n,s.. TO- .-th
Of tls cay.
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BOSTON, Oc,. 1.-The jury In the caves OF
George Allicf, john Chow, and Smith, the JeI'rscn
Borden mutncers who have heen on iraI Tor The pact
W., X, Returned verdict tia ihoiLinI. Nil't anl
snit1 we're IOund gulty OF murder, ahd Glow Was ac
QuiltOp
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RCTU-Cffifp In the civ o. Raw Yur.. 60 fac cs,h
ta tHuhsr. ist5. hy the Econ. srits &c. fiH t
gu. ace a. Co., sgpr u,e Court, Meyer ho.A. cia tJI
J IL iicthschal Cause, adultery.
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A Libel suit Aeainsi p. n. Barnum.

CISCIsEATI, Oct. l.--Iu tho Common Pleas
Court IN tins city yes, erday, the Americas Raeing At
citation and International HppodTome began suit
against p. T. Barnum for $50 coo damages for libel
AGAINST the pl,nt In that the defendant, since the
20th OF May, 1876, hid endeaYored 10 njure break
down, snd rum plaintiffs IL their business, AMI mad
aDo ed and spent large sums OF money IN tae effort
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GAEANoQuE, Canada, 0ot l.Nathan HOllO-
way his wif aud Mrs. Smell were drowned by tho Ut
setting OF their O0af whc crossing TIC rifer irOn Ia
place 70 FAhJ's Landing N. Y. yesterday
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;i2-ACRE wosichos'cr farm. near this city with
~ oi house, g., .tR bargain % hOid s)On. Large
q ~ nIICnErr . Nc.r Chnmhrrs IL

A 32-ACRE wosichcs'cr farm. near this city, with
G. ". DucnETr. = New Chambers IT.
FeARt.AINS; nARGAlN>!-A 3-story frame
- rcuse. piice fi3nl. 500 casa, neilncc gt2 pcr
month"; - cOrnCr tore. $1,000. 500 cash. Daiancc
so Ter month"; slnp new story and basement ore
prtc' s. 90. TlulO casl, uannce may rcAil On mort
gage for Nearssund chance Tor grncrry or bat her.
actn Va ", g. cls balance 80 lgi lDnth pr &c 500
and $500. Open SUNDAY. Il II. itNNLi, sole AZ At,
ceflrt avtii % aud I'D ay BrOuAiyn.
n. B.-TaEc Hamilton Very.
VvnE SAtF-rhrec-story hrcx store 9TH av
cupied dry goods stores good uCAtOn 81 100;
two -teiy and basement house lith st.. water and
srwcr CONNECTION, 5000 Two houscs with tun lot
;ee 6Is RiIRs{L XSiEts' corner eoraer Oh " az,
ami 9th 81, Hrol.Nn.
sN0is 'ALF-rhc naw dri' cloi- 3stofy base ~ nj
Lr1oNii y T. ~ imneli tc po sr..ion q, !, uENTL,
"a i.t lauf l'rl4 t't'' '-n.l i'h st bfo kirn.
krVl! -.Af,I t2.-t rg frtn" hHg.. and small lot az
1t'th g., oifS. See oNifr iHOnAs Oh NpWltk
- ESf, TssrY nOy sa4. IFS 70 .ms anA cellar,
~ t1l 1850 5000 81. %, ems sa.f1li hi;h ground
lhot le.dph ttou Il. g. & G. $. " OWN
so broadway.
CrsS PAID monthly vii bu, er'ondid homo.
- - tr't ali % 1ri b InsO ts'uto =, Ot D. MA
NNlti.. smith an4 tiinic ave.. tsst .rN YORK.
50 11;2 M'a;9 T., orr' ne, 81 g ,, ~, Il
LlwprG or MA sel 5aere.. JlO Water ST., near
hio.'NNlt
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uARiNE TNrELHr0ENCE.

nfsfArurs AIWANAC RUS nAY
sun risce... % sun desc. ~ Moon fCts.. %
HiUN WhrEc-Tuf4 DAY
sandy HOOK. 20 Gov. lsand.lO ~ iIcn Gate. II "a
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tilaesNrtt.
TWENTY PER CENr.

t'assratt.
TWENTY PER CENT.
LOWER ruAN f8EScu WINDOW GLASS.
Is mcny times the usual difference from American.
Having greatly Improved this year IN STYLE OF
PAcEr,v ~ ven NJ ia melting. nut,niag aud sortlns.
VIC br!iryc cur "COHANssy" and BgiDUEroN'
brand. SUPERIOR to o,acr American and
EQUAL TO IMPORTED CLASS.
Unusnai Inducements now offered Tor trial orders,
which. OF course show best in high qu,ity end large
,hc oac quality better th,n French can be used with
material aiying.
Though our cost D. considerably enhanced We give
buyers eiyant &c ia Price for Introduction.
ConASsaY GLASS NaSUT. co,
Northwest corner Third and Arch, Philadelphia,
MANUFACTURERS
wfNBON CLAae. BOTTLES AND FRUIT JtRs.
'----~------------
smlaurL
$35.0GO. o..nssq. oaq,,
H'Iii FIR + .l.TNl Il qG' T TINT il
5i4-,S ALLOTMENT
OCTOBER 4.
$50 BACH
= $40 EACH.
.. Loc.' oad Travelling agents wan,.d.
lipNrl,
1900.
&c. &c. e..
For circular. sid Information spply to and BUT
DONls tF
THE INDUSTRIAL INHIBITION co...
1, East iiIh ST.
AGENTS WASTED.
Industrial ENNNitioA auLg. TO-. BY
WI T.. MARCY, I Wall st.
Industrial fxhibitiu1 R14dt f0l -sls bs
a. WHILE. g, tuNcrsity place.
Indu. trial Exhibition bond. TOE Soils by
" AIVDN CN. 19g ~ 1aivay, room 2.
Industrial Exhibition DonIs fer s,o hy
s. A,.- . Park row.
Industrial Eyhibulon Bond. f1r sil, Nv
NIt.l.i.i, a co. Nla nrOadH y.
Industrial Exhibition ii md 4 safe hv
IitLS O. co.. 80 Gfh ay., or
INDUSTRIAL EXninil!Q* CO.,
H. East 17th IT,,
Between lfoaacuy ana 9TH nv.
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Continued reduction 10 prices OF furniture,
carpets anu bedding, al b. NJ Compartment Co.'S l55
and l51 Chatham ST. 10 reduce stock. Nov the time
" purchagc,-AlU.
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lBTANO LESSUSS tauVl'j tcrns modoratei per
tent nurrnuf & ~ ON or dir 50 MUSIC 1EACu-
d. ll' Nlst 7', "lr L'Nug' Iu Az.
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Then 10 the Commissioners OH 20 again, where
ga, Was found nom che lOW r end OF tGe city
!" az away "A Child whose parents were too
Pour 10 care FOR her themselves. sac was lying
~ ne highest room VI TALL tenement IN New
70 sIfset, ana the small cOnin, that was all
ut Dan carried up the miny lirhts u
80 ssalIs uheer his arm. A strong man, with eyes
~, ~ WIN weeping, opened the door. HOt.A word
h"' spoNen. The mother, herself young, was
H. loor. She did not ralse her head but a liz
a 10y 10y VINO ellns 70 her skirts peecsd out We
poor There was no Garnet. Lut the ,Vond 1oor
~ s.ouIeu bright, ana the soanty furniture
S,seg'y arranged. On the table lay the child,
hcwegs IN her hands. VIZ" '"'S'' SP'S' VI
ia. ee. you any eloth that you want to put IN
"'- sVuin' under the little bodyT aSked Dan
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Married.

Tee Prummrii'- Celebrated Cough Erop-.~
IT,, gcaul4c nave A. n. B on each utup.
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N o T ICE.

4 LII PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
"A to be indebted to the Independent
Market, lately run by Greenleaf Dobbins,
will please call at Lichtenstein's Auction Store,
on Main street, and settle their accounts imme-
diately with j. N. Dobbins, otherwise they
will be placed in the hands Of an officer for
collection.
Phoebe, New, Dec. Is. 1875.
d16-30d j. M. DOBBINS.
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N NoTIcE.

A LII STATE AND COUNTY TAXES FOR
IA the hscal year 1876 are now due and pays-
BILE, and the law in regard to their collection
will be strictly enforced.
MILES CULLEN,
Treasure Lincoln County. Nevada, and ex.
ofiicio Tax Receiver.
Phoebe, New, October 18th, 1875.
ol0Ln