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NoRTHFItLp. Mass, Sept fnis is the home
OF Moody the reyyalist aud here he will rcbegin his
evangelical work In America, PREDATORY 10 more am
btious season IN either NcW York. Broukyn, or wash
u-ton. He preached " his fellow -cu1ens lass sun iay
To-day his compaui IN. sankrf, ARM Ell trum PnusY
wanna, and on Thursday afternoon they VIII oegn their
rtyva cror, WIN prayer meeting. Thereafter Two
rsicrs VIII be- hcld daily. The famous pair viii be- re-
tufntcrd 10y NJ ssrs Bls- tud white, eAhor,crs ~
reputation IN the West, ana great results are antici.
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Robbed in a Third Avenue Car.

Francis McManon OF u Monroe street, who
was robbed OF watch sunday night ON a Third
Seventy nth street. appeared against the
conductor, Geo. b. Labacol In the Yorkvine Police
Court yesterday anu testified that the conductor held
Inn ~hc he was oeins robbed. Four witnesses tcsti.
ned that the conductor was tie other end Of the
car AID Justice Bixly discharged the prisoner. Mr.
labacu that the railroad company has ed
the conductor, and he Wild Institute action Tor false
lmprlsuAiuVu. asaiAst Mr.. AcMahOu.
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The cincinnn,i Indn-lrinI txpo-Itlon.

CNClNNATI, Sept. 6-rhe parade to-day in
honor OF the opening OF the Sixth Annual Industrial
rated with evergreen, nlgs, N.rious de- ices aud
legends Among tue most notnhie designs IA "a COM
Lctc picture a. the cXpCsltun nuildiu iu Jets
front ~ The gas otce The procession nearly I'VE
mn I'm
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state bonds were dull and neglected, the only re-
coracd sales having been In Missouri U.s. long hons az
lu-As lu3 Tennessee us, Od, hlAt ANA new series NJ
50'e kailroad uonls we're strong ana higher Cen
ma Pacific l-te further advanced o. lu1 the primer.
pa transnc, lions were AS follows New Jersey Central
cony, lmNy do. let's new, llut4 Chicago ana ton
81 do, Il, and y division, ~ Chicago anu Aerth
western cons, % do con coupon gold bonds $3.50
S77t, Delaware, Llckawanua aud western Eds, 1Ule
Michigan Central H. ld central Pacific lists Ssn Jua-
Quln branch, O-]l, 90. gold bonds, tOiistlO5 Z;
do, california; aad Oregon branch, 0leYol4 Chicago,
l,oCk Island aud Pachc =. 10; Delaware aud thu son
reg bonds, 1854, no, Union Pacific lists lO3il
io3le do slnkpg .und e3lltg3'Si Alb ana Snsq ISIS,
III ono and Mss. cons, Oh MOrfls tnd Essex ~,
1871, 107ip Gaena aud tnc. tst., lO6 Chicago, Bur.
hnHon aud Quincy S. lli'2 Hannibal and ST. Joseph
IS, CON. 81.
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Ihe murderer OF capt. Lawrence Is Niliim
Delaney and he wen known to the police OK Boston
Ne has been seen IN Worcester since FRIDAY last L
cuetn- county Supervisors yesterday offered ard
OF goo tUI his cap
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on Tuesday evening. in Clinton avenue, West
Hoboken man was found lying the eras- and
bleeding from fracture Of the skull On bel : re-.
stored TO CONSCIOUSNESS described himself AS Charles
h frc 81 tninu Hil Hc dcfnhet TO tel how he re-
crved hi hurts. RE s veil known Ia The mort por
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TO THE EDITOR OF Tue SuN-SH The most
odious ard tyrannica restriction In vogue at the us
tom House that Of assigning two deputy collectors
To each steamer to swear entries 10 efpctuaiy en-
bargOes business Goods are ent under general Oruer
with redress the part of the merchants. II looks
though ne order issued for IN, benefit Of the
general order storls. Al any rate, Ia OF NO earthly
protection to the revenue against fraud. II.
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CHESTER. Pa. Sept. s.-The new steamship
City OF san F rucisco the nrs completed Of the three
vessels recently launched for the pacinc Mail steam
shp Company, VIII Start on her trial trip tomorrow
morning. The trip Will extend some distance out TO
sea and then 10 New YORK. where she Will arrive On
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sus,nsss Foi,tts.

4 Dollar Case of IIon.Gapsthic Nediriuc-
WIN uf tom Tor ~ 90 ills -n. flf' uu rIpi
~ 81 SMITHS HoWw'pa, Mc ruarue IS, loi 4tn av
Great Bnrgnin- NJ the Originnl HIRAM AN
III ltNhs a SONS 20 Prot NiI t.Iffs. rfatftlEk
ma'-, &C. JA So ave- tire, door. below 27,hs..
Avoid the ordinary nau~cOu- aud irrifatint
pu go iNr- usually Sven 90 tifl .r"H l.niulsci
Milk oi Masuesa, "hicl i- gem nuu ttstcicss.
II y0u want To tUnc up the system. tnlkc the
Peruvian syrup. lts elect are permanent
Try Mrs. Winslow'- SoOihiug syrup, for all
diseases of children such as thing WIND conc,
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Hudson Couuty'- Republican Grand Jury.

The paragraph in TuE SuN Yesterday As to The
political complexion Of The Hudson County Grand Jury
has excited general Inquiry Into the politics OF the
mcahers wto acre not Vel known, an- n Is f.nnI
40 AthtN-tNO OF the NrtN -iuuT urrepu~ drawn
Republican. The jury Commission Who selected the
jury ART also Republicans.
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MILFORD, Pa, sept. s.-lteuben Spencer, who
my,teriously disappeared from hls home IL
western part Of Delaware township, Pike county. Pa,
August 20, ana who. IL was Thought, had committed
suicide hy lraping over a cataract ON Adams Greek
while IN adtrunpcd state Oi ulnd or else been muir.
dcrrd by ttumus, returned hulnc ON sunday, lie lad
been into the GODS to create sensation.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

$4,000 distributed every nfteen days. PritN
cashed, orders nlled, Information furnished agheAp
prices paid for Spanish bills Governments, &C.
TAYLOR 4 CO, Bankers
" Wall ". New York
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Tho young Eentleman who was IN thIs cIty
yesterday IN search Of his father, ana whose
singular story we gave to our feAdcrs, informs
US that by means Il the article In the Pdilddhun
Yesterday morning he has discovered his father
and long lost relliives. His father Is in Cali
fornia, but was here eight months ago. lie has
also fnund "A sister, the wlie of gentleman who
had been kindly aiding him IA his search. HIS
addr, IS. which we supposed We gave yesterday,
Is llJ New Church straol. Now York.
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Yesterdays Bail Gumc in Brooklyn.

Albany, Sept. ga grand parade took place
this lernuOn the OF tue dedication OF tht
new Masonic Temple.
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MARINE INTEELIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMASAC-rufs nay.
sun rises. 80 sun sct~.... 40 Moon sets..1i q
Hiru WAIkN-rHlh DAY
Sandy Hook. % GOV. Island. a. Hon cate. n
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LoNG AoSr RFIlrIyEs rovND.
The story of Brookiyn Boy VIVA was Given
Away when bo was Two Neck- ola.

''7' ~ 7''-' N '--'' 7 7'-'--'-'' ~ "
y young man from Brooklyn has been
neigh burhoOd. Ills story j. interesting. over
twcutS-siN year. ago, when he was two weeks
old, he WIS given u Henry Stevens. a prominent
ury goods importer OF New York, Tor adoption,
by Is father, Samuel hakeslee, VINO had other
childten, and who could not take care Of this
on" because his wife had died soon after con
nnement The boy was re.rcd nv Mr.. stevens
aud his wife, VINO had no children OF their own.
NOT until he was twenty 1--WE years old did he
learn that ne was not their Guild. After THAI he
began 90 search FOR his parents. His search mas
continued now for over a year. iuth MIR. aud
Mrs, stevens are dead. ana the young man Is
married, and nas charge Of "A l. rye warehouse in
New York. lie has a-certaiued from the BROOK
lyn board u Health record that his nother,
Elizabeth 81, Bldkeslte, died about January -,
1919, ana that her rem ms were taken 10 New
Haven for burial lie thinks that hutn she aud
her husband belonged to New Haven.
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steamship hernaun. bremen mdse. and nass
steamship AmrfiQur Nayrr. mdse. ana pass.
steamship Guy Of Vera truy. Havana mIse. AMI pasA
steam ship Funcuuia. Port lud. Me-. W. lee, &c.
Bark John Campbell, Liverpool nd de.
Rrlg fiOra RIO q randc dc -rl. hide. &c.
ArOtne usuai river anI coisf Yl- Vc.-ss
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SPECIAL Nuiltss.
- w = = - ' ''EE7' =.
MATTHEWS, PURE snnA MArER,

The most refreshing ami wholesome beverage Al ali
uucH,' dispensed AT two thousand stores In New
YORK and vicinity The MATHEWS APPARATUa dlAr
penheb beverages Tree from all contamination. >
joins MATTHEWS, New YORK.
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DIABOLISM.
Five Infants Destroyed by
Laudanum---An old Man
and woman the Criminals.

Boston, Jan. 23.-An old man
woman named Nelson and Mary
Reynolds have been arrested at
Holliston, Middlesex County, in
this State, on suspicion Of perpetra-
ting terrible series of crimes, by
which it Is said noless than five in
fants have been put out of the way
by poison within the short space
of two months.
1t appears from the statement
made by Mary Colby, a servant on
the Reynolds farm, that they have
been carrying on the business of
baby farming, and that the infants
nave been poisoned with lauda-
mum in the most deliberate and
inhuman fashion.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-30
Triton VS.. BEECHER.
MouIton stin ON the stand.

New YORK, Jan. 25.--The Til
ton-Beecher trial was resumed to-
day, IN the presence of the usual
crowd. Moullon resumed the
stand. Mr.. Shearman stated that
they had got the original charges
DIS printed in Woodruff & Claims
Weekly" on the 2nd of November
1872, and from which he read ex-
tracts.
Mr.. Shearmln read a few claus
es, when ex-Judge Fullerton OBJ
jected to that portion of the arti
Gle inculpa ing three palties-Til-
ton, Beecher, and M0uIton. Tho
court decided that the article
should be read, paragraph by par
agraph. The portion relating TO
Mrs Woodhull's views Of the mar
riagc relations was ruled out by
the court, who stigmanized them
as "atrocious sentiments
An exception was taken to the
ruling by the defence. The pistol
scene was read, and was allowed
to remain in. Counsel read a
statement made by MS Woodi4all
in the article which set forth in re-
gard to Theo. Tilton, that he was
no vestal virgin, and this was
ruled out. Mr.. Sherman stated
this was all he had to read. The
cross-examination Of Meulton was
then continued by General Tracy.
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Eggs vs.. Meat.

Would it not be wise to substi-
tute more eggs or meat in our
daily diet? About one-third ofthe
weight of an egg is solid nutrimant
This Is more than can be said of
meat. There are no bones and
tough pieces that have to be laid
aside. An egg is made up of ten
parts shell, sixty parts white, and
thirty parts yolk. The white ofan
egg contains eighty-six per cent.
water; the yolk fifty-two per cent.
The average weight of an egg Is
about two ounces. Practically,a AN
egg is animal food, and yet there il
none of the disagreeable work of
the butcher necessary to obtain 1t.
The vegeterians OF England use
eggs freely and many ofthese men
are eighty and ninety years old,
and have been remarkably free
from illness. A good egg is alive.
The shell is porous, the oxygen of
the air goes through the shell and
keeps up sort of respiration. An
egg soonsbecomes stale in bad air,
or In dry air charged with carbonic
acid. Eggs may be dried and made
to retain their goodness for long
time, or the shell may be varnish-
ed, which excludes the air, when,
if kept at proper temperature,
they may be kept for years. The
French people produce more eggs
than any other, and ship millions
of them to England annually
Fresh eggs are more transparent at
the center, old ones at the top
Very old ones are not transparent
either place. In water in which
one-tenth salt has been dissolved,
good eggs sink.and Indifferent ones
swim. Bad eggs float in pure wa
ter. The best eggs are laid by
young, healthy hens. If they are
properly fed. the eggs are better
than If they are allowed to eat all
sorts offood. Eggs are best when
cooked about four minutes This
takes away the animal taste that is
offensive to some, but does not
harden the white or yolk as to
make them hard to digest. An
egg, If cooked very hard, is difficult
to digest, except by those with
stout stomachs such eggs should
be eaten with bread and masticat-
ed very finely. An excellent sand
witch can be made with eggs and
brown bread. An egg spread on
toast is fit for a king, If kings de-
serve any better food than anybo-
dy else, which is doubtful. Fried
eggs are less wholesome than boil
ed ones. An egg dropped into
hot water is not only a clean and
handsome hut delicious morsel.
Most people spoil tic taste of
their eggs by adding salt and pep
per; little sweet butter is the
best dressing. Eggs contain
much phosphorus, which is sup
posed TO be useful to those who
use their brains much.
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Some Advice.

Don't talk too loud wise men
do not stop to consider the braying
of a jack mule. Don't sponge a
newspaper dry jokes are better
than wet sheets. Don't nurse
your wrath better let it die of me-
glect. Don't waste your breath in
grumbling, you will have no gas
bills to pay in the next world
Don't image that your child can
do no harm vice like virtue, may
be inherited. Don't stoop to the
level Of q blackguard the world
will waste no sympathy on the
man who breaks his own back.
Don't imagine you can cheat the
devil out of his own: he is sup
ported by the best legal talent Of
all ages and from every cline.
Don't worry about your neighbors
vices self-forgetfulness is not al
ways virtue. Don't fail to main
tain your dignity in presence of
the boys familiarity with Tom
and Jerry has ruined a great many
men.
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BY TELEG RAPH.
FOR THEINDEPENDENT.
GREAT SCANDAL
TRIAL.
Slow Progress Madle--MOuI-
toms Terrible Orileal--Can
TiItOn Tcstify--Plans Ofthe
Defense.

41NAGhhSGs
New York, Jan. 23.-The Tilton
Beecher trial is the all-absorbiag
topic here. Slow progress has been
made thus tar, and the probability
is Moulton's cross-examination
will not conclude before Thursday
evening. He then will be examifs-
ed redirect on Wednesday, and
re-cross- examined on Thursday.
No announcement has yet been
made as to what witnesses will be
called on either side.
Frank Carpenter, the artist to
whom 1t is alleged Beecher made
a confession, Will probably follow
Moulton, and 1t Is possible Mrs.
Moulton will then be called. The
question of Tilton's right to testify
will be opposed by Beechcr's coun-
sci. Subp9nas are out on Beech
er's side for Storrs and numerous
others. 1t Is proposed to prove by
Mrs. Woodruff that I'ilton and
Moulton furnished the story of
Beecher's intimacy with Mrs. TIL
ton.
Beecher will deny the writing
or dictati0n oftne letter of contri-
ton, and endeavor TO show that
the whole thing was conspiracy
on the part of Tilton and Moulton
The probable issue of this great
trial is eagerly discussed, and the
general belief Is in q disagreement
of he jury. This Tilton's friends
claim will be n moral victsry for
Tilton.
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Donald G. Mitchell, who is equal.
ly gifted in INDUCING in :" rever-
les" as bachelor, and in suggest
ing home decorations Wi ties: "If
I have no coaches and horses, I can
at least have a tracery Of leaves
along my porch so exquisitely del
icate that no sculptor can match it..
If have no Conservatives with
their wonders, yet the sun and /
together can build up q tangled
coppise of blooming things In my
door-yard, of which every ieafiet
shall be a miracle Nay, j may
make my home, however small it
be, so complete in its simplicity so
fitted in its offices, SO governed by
neatness, so EMPOWERED by wealth
of leaves and flowers that no rich
es in the world can add to it with
out damaging its rural grace; and
my gardeners-sunshine, frost and
showers, are the Dames-- shall
work for me with no crusty reluc-
lance, but with an abandon and a
zeal that ask only gratitude for
pay.
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Miscellaneous.
sack for a thief-ransack.

Sack for thief-ransack.
An artists work is ease-ly done.
How far can we see in smiles--miIe.
Something never relished by printers
Pi.
The bus that crossed the ocean--Colum-
bus.
A man has been arrested for taking
things as they come.
The man who could not express bis feel
ings sent them by mail.
To become peace-makers Play at foot
ball in crockery-shop.
The tax which presses most heavily on
school-boy-Syntax.
The mouth that is always open-The
mouth of the Mississippi.
"lnjunearing Done Here is the sign
of the times in Detroit.
When is literary work like smoke D.
When it rises in volumes
A Chicago shirt dealer advertises, s'Buy
from me, or I shall bust"
Troubles are like dogs the smaller they
are the more they annoy you.
1t is frequently said that girls who
dress /" loud'' soon come to act and talk
loud.
A Detroit hotel porter has to remove a
diamond ring from his finger before lay
ing hold of big trunk.
The rude forefaiher Of the hamlet
are not known in Utah, but there are Of
ten four rude mothers in one family.
The man who three years ago married
q Newport belle says he begins to realize
that thing of beauty is joy forever.
Mrs. Partington declares that she does
not wish to vote, as she. fears
could.net stand the shock Of the electrical
franchise.
One by one the roses fade. 1t is now
boldly denied that men who wear long
hair are possessed of any more talent than
men who have it shipped close.
st. Paul is the home Of girl 30 beau
tiful that she has to scent her breath
with year old onions in order to keep
the beau's alta respectful distance.
A Gentleman being asked whether.
he was seriously injured when steam
boiler exploded, replied that he was
used to being blown up by his wife, and
that steam had no effect upon him.
CREDITOR. --"How often must climb
three pairs Of stairs before / get the
amount of this account ?" Debtor, ssDo
you think I am going to rent a place on
the first fleor to accommodate my credi-
tors ~
When Alexander H. Stephens passes
Washington undertaker's establishment,
proprietor always comes to the door, takes
long, lingering look at the shadowy
form Of the great paragraphist, and then
returns to wonder at the mysterious ways
of Providence. Brooklyn Argus.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-30
Medicines &C.,
WILLIAM DORSEY,
DRUGGIST
NO. Is NORTH QUEEN ST.

Having remodeled his old stand, re-
specially calls the attention ofthe pub
lie and his customers to full supply OF
Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Paints,
Oils, Varnishes, Fancy Goods dc., now
on hand, to which fresh supplies are
constantly being added. He being de-
termined to sell nothing of an inferior
quality solicits portion of the public
patronage, and takes this occasion to
return thanks for past favors Pre-
hriptions carefully dispensed at all
hours. July 19w1 v.
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THE INTEROCEANIC CA
NAL.
Protest of the King of Mos
quito.

PANAMA. Jan. 25.-The news
that the King of Mosquitoes was
about to protest against a canal
through Nicaragua passing
through his territory without his
consent, has excited much interest
here. The u. s. surveying party
to explore the nature of the route
between Panama and Aspinwall
for a canal, arrived at the latter
port on the 14th, per steamship
Arcapulco and will commence
their labors in few days. The
u. s. steam Fortune sailed on the
18th instant for Jamaica.
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A negro dialogue. as reported
by the Vicksbnrg Herald, How
do you do, Sallie, how do you do?
/ amt seed you in such a time.
How is you no how?' Sallie, grasp
ing the old darkey's corn stealer,
and giving it a hearty shake. Use
still a kicking, thank yon, Uncle
Tom, but / Anita kicking high.
How you getting on?' Uncle Tom.
deliberately, We'll, Sallie, I'm
still sticking together, in spots.'
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CIGAR MANUFACTORY
No. 4 queen ST., Martinsbur0.
SMOKING AND CHEWING
TOBACCOS.

of the best and most popular brands.
We will keep constantly on hand large
stock of Cigars, imported, and ofour own
manufacture, which we win guarantee to
be first quality. Retail dealers supplied on
short notice.
In addition, we keep complete stock
of Pipes, Tobacco Pouches, Cigar Cases
and Holders, and every article in thu line
of our business. Give US a call, and we
guarantee satisfaction.
Apl '73. POTTER 4 co
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Great Britain wants Peru
to Apologize.

LONDON, Jan. 22.-The Globe
says 1t has good authority for sta
ting that the British government
has demanded an explanation and
apology from the government of
Peru for removing a passenger
from a British steamer at Cailao.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-30

BALTIMORE, Jan. 22.--John
Ricketts,, for thirt y-seveu years
pressman of the Baltimore Sun Of
flee, died this morning after a
brief illness of acute pneumonia,
aged fifty-nine. He was a faithful
and competent workman and re-
spected by all who knew him.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-01-30
Russia Against Turkey.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 90. The
Journal DE st. Petersburg has an
article which Is taken as an indi-
cation that the Mentenegrine gov
eminent has the support of Russia
In the difficulty with Turkey.
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LITTLE RHODY,S SENA-
TOR.


PROVIDENCE, r l., January %.
There was one ballot fer u. s. SEN
ator in the general assembly to-
day as follows. Necessary to a
choice, 81. Burnside. 40; Dixon
26; Barstown. 10, scattering Is.
Adjourned until Tuesday.
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The Carlists.

BAYoNNE, Jan 22.--Forty seven Car
list officers have notified the Spanish
CONSUL in this city that they have given
in their adhesisn to King Alfonso.
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Paddock Elected United
States Senator.

OMAHA, NEB., Jan. 22.--Ex-
Governor N. S Paddock has been
elected United States Senator on
the 9th ballot by 81 votes out of
81.
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New York Notes.
FIRE.

New YORK, January %. Tuck
er Bard 4 Co.'s chandIery, Brook
lyn, burned this morning. Loss
So, 900.
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The Project of Tein-Tsin, the port of
Picking, China, whose salary was 81, 500
per annum, has just retired, after four
years ser-ice, on fortune of $3.50, 900.
He displayed thrift and industry equal to
the average American office-holder.
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LUMBER YARD

COR. MARTIN AND COLLEGE STs.
A stL kinds of building materia lscon
IA antly on hand. PLANS and SPE-
CIFICATI0NSi FURNISHED. A share
Of public patronage solicited.
c. ]. SCHEELKY
Aul3 6md BUILDER
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According to Paris letter hundreds Of
American mothers are there, seeking IT,
tied Frenchmen for their daughters. The
old ladies doubtless think If they must add
a fool or two to their families they may as
well have the blooded kind.