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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE

INALL RIVER LINE 70 BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT
n and Fall River The steamers NEWPORT and OLD
COLONY leave pier S North River foot Of stres
daily Sundays excepted) at y. N. Through tickets
sold at ali prn cipal hotels in the city,
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PERSONAL.

DARrIES THAT TOOK A SHAWL FROM TWENTY.
sixth street on the 18th will return IL 10 l04
East Fifteenth to Miss LOO rREMAINE. No ques-
tions asked.
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COAsTWIsk STEAMSHIPS.

NJ Y: HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL So. LINE
~ FOX sas' %vASA R,fF bsao SGsse Ever
CITY OF MERIDA Tuesday Jan g
GTSA GJY OF yFw 1rhT1sssy rSu1s!; Fen ssS
vi FoR VERA CRUZ AND sew ORLEANS. '''
cs@peashy. ass y Tsya"s Tspan ana na'ff.sS fa%Sico
civ OK OK sdsy, fss Fss
For freight sr RrTYTSBRREy srisss spRy SONS 8, Bro.aw.y
% or y ss ooy and Feb
TEXAS LINE OF, OF GALVESTON sTEANEgs sT1,EANEgs TOUCH.
qnsa Edss
ho6 Hp s ssH and
s al s S for saa
YORK For irsigh. or passage having superior accom-
stI5G C. e. 5ss ss"Sns M,'Ssn d,s:; !,ss
SOUTHERN SdA hsSEi new ORLEANS DIRECT
The following new and FIRST class steamer. VIII sail
cfy Ss iTo& sss East
Sitx q m3Ss ToS cap,sin 6serina. EsS
T.'sh9 ep asv TsfsayS
aa e. od kseen9f csSu Tss
az ~s' ssSN' Or et'ts; s,ss.
EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
steamship he Sg% sHSs capsn a% Dearborn
Wharf Bss5os santiago, s. Louis ana Mobile. cabin
Passage $50 '''''sfA rfTAsR ts GE ss
LNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
MERCHANTS STE AMSHIP LINE.
The steamship MISSISSIPPI, Captain NJ. Il. Croweus
pier North RIVER foot OF North Moore street. on ssur
Freight received daily. Through rates given to St
Louis vicksburc, Mobile, Galveston and Indianois.
n
DEDuCED RATES-FOR PORT ROYAL AND FER
~ nandna fla.-Steamer MEDIATOR will sail on
THURSDAY, January 2l from pier No North River for
above ports making connection with all points South bY
railroad, via Augusta. Ca This Is the only direct line
to Florida he following through rates tor freight have
been established to savannah and Charleston to take
effect imnedate y-First class 81 ceuts; second class
fifth class, Il cents; sixth class, 10 cents
HERM GELPCKE, Agent No William street.
TORFOLK. PETERSBURG AND RICHMOED-OLD
~ Dominion steamship Company y-stcamers leave
for above ports from pier 81 North River Beach
Also intermediate steamers
all points in the interior.
Also steamer for Lewes, Del, and MI points IN Dca:
ware and Eastern Maryland, every Monday ana Thurs
Once corner Fulton and Greenwich streets
STEAMsHIP COMPANIES USING LARGE QUANTt-
- ties OF printing will find Il advantageous deal with
the METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
OF work unsurpssc scd while in prompncss neatncss
and cheapness 1t offers special in iucemcnts Bills OF
Ladng Shipping Receipts Tickets Manitests Passenger
LISTS Circulars Posters Cards. Waybllls and every
special form used In the transaction OF business
fully prepared and printed.
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, ABOUT FOUR O'CLOCK.
i Union sauare.-Lady in coupe Gentleman wearing
seaskn cap recognized her. desires acQuain
Address MAGICIAN. box l3S Herald Uptown Branch
oifce.
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EUROPE.

EUHOPEs
r %
VAvENDIsH CLUR
sV7 Regent street. London.
Established 1854
BY tie request Of several gentlemen residing In Amer.
tea the Committee Of this club have decided admit.
ting limited number OF American members at an
nua subscription OF two guincas Applicants would be
required 70 give reference to BANKER, merchant
gentleman of known respectfully In LONDON. Any
member or recognized American club Is elgib The
club is non.polltcai and nonproiesaonaL Being pro-
pretory mOers incur no liability beyond their sub
tcrption. The Committee have the management OF the
club and the electien o, members
COMMITTEE.
Chairman. JOHN A. MAGEE, Esq
SIR Gilbert Campbell Bart Lieutenant Col Peters
Q. .. Elliott ESQ.,. Charles sempic, ESQ.
Major Conson Han B o. stone, fsl
J, Evans kcrshaw, Esq B. x. Witt $50.
The club ia situated in the centre OF the most fshona
BILE OF the West End and within few doors OF the
langham Hotel, much reQuentcd by American visitors
In London.
Applications for membership to be mais toJ B. PAL
AER, Eso., Secretary.
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CxCHANGh OR FOR sALB-GENTLEMhN'S FASH
u ionable Hat Store finely located on Broadway NEW
York, or Brooklyn Real Estate, uncncumbery3 ngou
nsxchangc Address NJ A. O.. box iSs isrsh uSss -
Branch Once.
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INSTRUCTION.

ATISS EDMONDS RECEIVES PUPILS AND CLASSES
1l In English Literature. COMPOSITION. Letter Writing.
&c; those OF neglected educauon who desire TO
pursue any branch; all communications confidential.
lee h asst seventeenth street.
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ENOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Cromwell steamship Line
The steamship NEW ORLEANS, Captain Dearborn,
Will caye pier No North River on sanrav. January
given to Galveston. Indanoa, Rock port Aranzas
Wharf, Brazos santiago, at Louis and Mobile. Cabin
passage $50 stecrage S For freight passage apply
CLARK 4 SEAMAN, IS West street.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY AND WEAKNESS BROUGHT
IN on by indssrctons, cxccsses, overwork OF the
brain and nervous system cured by HENRY A
DANIELS, N. D.. IA Lexington avenue, near Twenty
nintn street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C,

DIG MULES THREE).-THE FINEST MULES EVER
~ crossed the Mississippi River arrived yesterday a.
CbAMbERLiS,S stable. Twenty y-fourth street also iew
nice Horses; all tor sale Mules II hands, weigh
$50 lbs. each, young and well broke one pair
have taken over 81 200 in premiums in four years
Missouri.
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NOTICE
IN Tho PARTHIA will sail for Liverpool and Queens
town saturday 23d inst Passengers embark from the
Cunard wharf foot OF Grand street. Jersey city at
O'Clock on Saturday morning.
CHAS. G. FRANCKLYN
No. Bowling Green New York.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.


i TO CALIFORNIA, JArAN AND CnTNA.
VIA PANAMA.
Steamers leave pier a North River New York. as fol
COLON Captain T. La Tanner. January 81 ld5. u
xCAPULOo, Commodore A. G. Gray, February b.
Ana every alternate Saturday, connecting with eli
fof Central America and South Pacific ports
steamers leave san Francisoe for Japan and China IS
COLORADO. January 80
CITY 0F February y
RATES or PASsAdE.
Nan incud;ng All necesaries OF the trip = ..o
currency.
San Francisco TO Yokohama, $3.50, gold.
san francisco 10 Hong Kong, $500, gold.
For freight or passage or furtncr nornauon apply at
e company's oce on wharf foot OF Canal street. New
York. II. J, RULLAY Superintendent
RUFUS HATCH, Managing Director,
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
" Company.-rhc elegant screw steamship MFRRI.
MACK 2d00 tons burtben Captain W Weir, Will sail tor
on saturday January 23 at O'Clock p. NJ from pier
North River.
WILLIAM r. GARRISON.
No. Bowling Green
~ These first class steamships will sail at . NJ. from
pier 3 North River, foot OF Cedar street, for Havana d.
cRfscENT CRY, P. S. Curtis. Thursday. Jan: q
For freight or passage having unsurpassed accommo.
o'''"N WI ?. CLYDE 4 CO., No 8 Bowling Green
NcReler. LuiDa Co., Agents IN Havana
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Il ENTUCKY s. ATE LOTTERY-PRIzEs oAsHED,
IN and circulars, giving iull 10 ormation, sent Tree
address Gto. u, Buorh 7S Nassau street; box a,037
Post oiicc, New York.
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L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.

MERCHANTS STE sMSRIP LINE.
The steamship MISSISSIPPI, Captain N. Il. Crowell
pier 50 North Rve foot OF North Moore street. Ssur
day, January 2S
Freight received daily. Through rates given to st
Louis, Vicks5urc Mobile, Galveston and Indianoia.
For freight or asssge, having superior accommoda
tons apply to FREDERIC BAKER pier 80 North River.
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DOsT OFFICE, NEW YORK, JAN. TO- 1873
Il The steamer ''Parthian not sailing a. advertised
The mails for Europe on Wednesday, January 30 1875
will be sent per steamer Lord Give" and close st II
A. N. supplemental at T.. N.
J. L. JAMES. Postmaster.
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c1O PER QUARTER FOR FRENCH, GERMAN AND
Hl q spanish; conversation guaranteed TO ladies
gentlemen in two quarters; children taught by easy
method. Address PRUfESSUR. l,2i5 Broadway, room G.
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VNANTED-TO LEASE OR HIRE, A THREE OR
w four story House, above Fourteenth street west
of any answer not giving location. Of rooms each
floor and terms Address HOUSE WANTED, box 24l
Post once.
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A --PARKS, EMERSON CO., AGENTS FOR
"A. Kentucky state Lotteries, drawn daily.
Royal Havana Lottery OF Cuba. draw every II days
Ke ntucky Single Number Lottery drawn Jan 81 1915
Prizes cashcd. information furnished and circulars
4. Post Office box 5Z2 Private Office attached.
Office hours 7 A. NJ. till 7 r. NJ
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
II OPTICAL DRAWING OF THE KENTUCKY
ass;. M State Lotteries simmons Dickinson Co.. MAN.
ST. s''srfsa, g. s. ss'.A y 'ta.' Is so 49, H. j. !'s
ss'.s nsGst s.s; J: Y 4 i, 4 'sl'
H. y ss'sy ft'.i 4 s2 IS ~ -. ss ,A 7s 50 81
fs by 60 o. % sra
U KENTUCKY STATE SINGLE NUMBER LOT
s ry on hSSn pan s5wn sn m S
way Post ONCE Sox i.sSa '''' y 0 - ~ D''-N
O'gra,Goss. r,os. OF 1HE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF
Ata regular meeting of the Board held this day the
Whcress Charles cammi.ky, George II. sisco. Thomas
Conisy Cy and Alexsndes SoehIan; dormsy New YSrn
The ~ fc
" GEORGE W. BLUNT
DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
cIcSs., q
TXYL9E "a. CO. B.nksrs
ssr sFss done TIE s HsFK SS HAXF k2yE
IN ING @EsTABLIshMENT @ 2ls Broadway, becsuse with
there al the lowest rates and with promptDess
s CSO CASH GIFTS, AMOUNTING TO sss.Go-
C,AS)O Kentucky State single number drawing Ian
uary 80 and Royal Havana Lottery Of Cuba. Circulars
OF Information sent free. BATES CO.. 1876 Broadway
5000 900 KENTUCKY STATE A. saul L9TrEEY %, E..
GIFTS Whole tickets SIC; halves $5 quarters. 81 ~;
eiyhhs 81 2 Circulars, with iuli Information sent
& Liberty Sre ssrss New YORK S'A"0"s' Anu Nsen" "
$36O.OOO gEssUASY gEans t,S b;.v,01 g. A. the on.ra
House, Paterson, N. j.. tor
lls0 Magnificent GIFTS.
Capital S35 0U0; smallest $50 Tickets S5 Circulars
free. Apply to manager New York Banking Office,
GEOR0c A. RAYMOSD. No ~ Park place. northwest
corner Of Broadway, New York.
SPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS. sc.
FOR SALE, ALL KINDS or FANCY DOGS
IA. Birds, &c. Medicines tor all diseases; prepared
Food for moeking birds B. c. DOvEY'S No. Greene
street. near Canal
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Prlzcs amounting 10, 600
Whole Tic kets $40; Halves. Sj; Quarters So bO
Remember thar every Prizo IL drawn md yable IN
full without deduction These Drawings arc never post
poned but take place regularly tbs last Saturday
month. Send Tor circular.
Addrl ss al. orders 10
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HOUSES, ROOMS. &C., WANTED

DRINTING OF EVERY DESC RIPTION PROMPTLY
i done at very moderate prices by the MErROPOLI.
TAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, Herald Building,
2iS Broadway, New York.
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EXCURSIONS.
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY
: :
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOsT OFFICE NoTICE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
for the week ending Saturday January 23 1873 will
close at this Office as foliows-Un Wednesday, at IL
a. ID. on thursday, at II 80 A. NJ and Saturday, at
and III 80 A. NJ. r. L. JAMES Postmaster.
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(NUNARD LIMB. AND n. 4. r. ". s. P. Co
" NOTICE.
With view Of diminishing the cha Of collision the
steamers OF this line take specified for all
OF the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown 70 New YORK
nothing to the north OF A..
On the homeward passage crossing the meridian OF 50
at ~ latitude, nothing " the north OF AZ.
From NEW YORK Tor LIVERPOOL aud QUEENSTOWN.
PARrHtA. We'd, Jan. - JAVA........ ed, Feb. s
PRUSSIA. Wed. Jan. u CUBA... Wed. Feb. "
Steamers marked do not carry steerage passengers.
Cabin passage $50 fl0O $780, gold, according 10 ac-
commodAtion Return tickets on favorable terms
est rates. Freight and cabin OH e. No Bowling Green
Steerage Office, Ill Broadway qrn!ty Buildngl
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RAPID TRANSIT DISCUSSION.

On Saturday evening meeting of property
owners and others interested in the rapid transit ques
ton was held at Republican Hall. few days ago, q
meeting Of the various rapid transit associations
CURED, at which committee formed go Albany
for the purpose OF selecting plan for rapid transit
and urging its passage at once. Mr. Blodge member
OF tiis committee said that after q hearing before
the Committee on General Law and the examination Of
several bills, they finally concluded the passage
OF what Is known az Princes bin They found however,
that two others had been reported OF which pre-
pared by subcommittee of the Committee General
Laws. copy OF the latter bill discussed
1t was suggested that this bill and its cOmpp ton
would probably be called up in the Commit - M Inc
Whole ut Albany this evening II would b.. we'll IN hear
the views OF the different members OF the Commi,tee
upon the various sections and cOnt d0ns OF he hill.
few remarks were made by the gentlemen present and
the meeting adjourned
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Clarendon Botel-Mme. Adelaide Ristori and family nil
and ex Gov. John T. Holman. R,spooT Hotec-Ihe iCn
Henry sanford formerly L. = Minister TO Belgium fyu
Huive BotJudye la layette s. Foster Of (NnEeoten anu
Nelson A. Miles l.. :. Army N,ehot@S hOs-hVy
tantGeneral James A. Cunningham Of MASSACHUSETTS, ~
rcnt ROs-Prof. T. r. LOunsbnIy OF Yale Coege sn9 .J
gressuan W. NJ Springer Of lDnois. $3.50 H'Hms9T .ra
Duncan Macdonald OF MOntreal..~& JaNs hoee-'u"se
Koran a louisiana
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AN ALLEGED LIBEL OfON AN lNSUhaNCE HUi-Nl'
James A. Rhodes, general agent in this city Of
the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Hartford,
Conn.,, has brought suit for libel with damages laid at
$4,000 against James ii. and CHARLES NJ. Goodse, the
proprieors Of the Graphic. The Messrs. Goodsel are
also President and Secretary respectively of the Spectator
Company, which publishes monthly in this city and Chi
cago paper devoted to insurance matters called the
Spectator Mr. Rhodes obtained order OF arrest from
Judge LOew against the Messrs Goodsel, bail being fixed
at S. 900, and yesterday afternoon they arrested
CURED bail, John f. Dewitt, President OF the United
States life Insurance Company, and Daniel NJ Owen,
lumber dealer in wsll-st., becoming their suretcs.
The article which forms the basis OF the suit pub
l6hed in The Spectator March 6, and contains com
ments upon Mr.. Rhodess former connection with the
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New-York, Inch Mr.
Rhodes considered rejecting severely upon his chsrac
ter. reporter of THE TRIBUNE called yesterday j.
ii. Goodse, and asked for some information with regard
TO this suit Mr. GoOdse said that what they had pub
hehed IN 1he Spectator with reference to this matter
simply statement Of facts, not arising from any mali
ciOus feeling against Mr. Rhodes Mr.. GOOdse treated
the matter as Of very little consequence.
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. sss-sss - -
Iime-l.hl. l.iSl2. l.S3 !

In the first heat Mamie L. took the lead and easily
by a length The second heat won by Mignon by
half head and the third by half length At the start
tho betting two to ono on Mamie F. against the
field and three the end of the first heat At the
end of the second heat betting nearly
Mamie f. against MgnOn, with the former what the
favorite.
THIRD RACE-Two miles for all ages club purse, $500;
first horse, 500 second horse so. The
by Bonaventure, beating Galway, Granger, Col Michigan,
Falmouth and Stampede Bonaventure took the lead at
the start and maintained il throughout the race winning
by half length The betting % ~ Bonaventure
against the field.
The time of the last Sal Tho second days
races will come off on Tuesday next and continue daily
In regular order postpOnement had occurred. eud
ing with Saturday and Sunday
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THE TURF.
OPENING DAY OF TIE LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUBS
SPRING RACES.

OPENING DAY OF TIE LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUBS
SPRING RACES.
NEw-ORLEANs, April 1.-THE Spring meet
ing of the Louisiana Jockey Club successfully begun
yesterday. The weather ne the attendance large
the track in good condition, and the racing spirited.
FIRST RACE-Hurdle race, two miles over eight hurdles
club purse $500; first horse $780, second horse 500
third horse, $50. Seven horses started and all came TO
she string at the finish except Biloxi who let
down completely at the seventh hurdle. AT the
start Capt. Hutchinson took the lead, closely
followed by Limestone and Bio1e, with the others well
punched five lengths behind At the end Of the first mile
the horses well together, but gradually strung out
to the finish. On the homestretch Capt. Hutchinson
ahead leading Limestone by one length but the latter
gradually gaining the finish, made dead heat Little
F1rt in third beating Biloxi, shilleah Capt Jack
and Bob Britton Time, 5:53. Tho first money d.
vided beween Limestone and Capt Hutchinson. Lime
tone was the favOre in the pools selling on the track at
about the same last night
SECOND RACE-The Pckwick Stake, for three year ods,
SIS entrance, 2. p with 900 added second horse TO
receive 5000 and the third horse Sl0O mile heats There
were thirteen nominations -Four horses started.
Mo y
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Pains vanish and health returns at the beney
oent touch Of ELEcTILcIIY. No. Wet Fourteenthst
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Don't buy an ELASTIC TRUss till you have
seen PoMERoY's. Price 81. At IA broadway.
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A.-Hats for gentlemen Spring styles read
lowest prices p BRNESwES las Nasaust near spruces
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n1,nsnN RIVER COuNTIEs.

SING SING.-The annual charter election resulted
choice of following village officers T. Gedncy
T0rnpbs Democrat Presidents William Z. Ryder Dcnscrat
John T. Adcock Democrat and Sylvester acHon Republican
Trustees; Charles Ward DOBOcre Collector, AID BENJAMIN
BUcEbo0t Democrat TREASURER.
RU1be J yay(J have accVtel IIs,oboG Il .ayCI
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HEALTH LIFT, $50 Fifth-ave., betwe
Twenty second and Twentythrd ss-Elegan rooms bes
care. Refers to Cyrus W. FIELD, etc
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Of paying bounty % e.n fall foxes and
sor permanent Improvement Of highways was also passed
YoSKrR-The city authorities propose the erection OF new
station houpe the Police Department adjoining the C
af an Of f3hoOO
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DROWNED IN A MILLpOND.

AUGUSTA, Ga, April 11.--Frederick Max-
well and Mics Corinne Dunwoody drowned In
Burchs mill pond yesterday by he calszing of boat,
caused by striking snag. The bsdts wsIo recovered
ald brought 10 the city.
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LAnnouncementA1
BURNETT's FLAvoRING ExTRACTs.-The best.

tAnnouneementA1
BURNETrs TLAvoRING ExTRACTs.-The best.
Don't buy an ELASTIC Truss till you nave
seen PoMEEoY's. Price, 81. AHA broadway
Pains vanish and health returns at the benev-
oent touch Of ELRcTLCIIY No. Wcet Fourteenth-st
A.-Hats for gentlemen; Spring styles ready,
lowest prices r. ERNSwIIS, las Sprucest
HEALTH LIFT, $50 Fifth-ave., between
Twenty second and Twenty third ss-Elegan best OF
All right now! Hasten and buy your Spring
Hat at KNox 2l2 Broadway In his Fifth Avenue Hotel
store It beauty. KNoXs Wholesale Do
partment Is No. 2l2 broadway
THE LUNGS are strained and racked by
persistent cough the general strength wasted and incur
able complaint often established thereby DR. JAYSTs tx
PRCToRANT effective remedy for coughs and colds and
exers beneficial effect on the pulmonary and bronchial
organs
HOLINESS BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH saved
the N. Brown. and Edward Fuller cs,
81 and S5 West Thirty sixth Tuesday night last Dur
caught ONCE 81 Broadway Look ont for the
fellow with the names Of 800 OF my customers appended 10
Middletown transcript., 1875-10-23
tba, he inst took his seat and spoke not one

that he just took his seat and spoke not ON
word that beautiful Sunday evening.
SUDDEN DEArH.-Miss Sallie Cameron
daughter of William Cameron of Cecil county
Nd, died suddenly on Saturday night week
The circumstances attending her death arr
sad to think upon. She had been enjoying
her usual good health, having assisted hel
sister in preparing the evening meal, and
also with the milking, she was soon aftel
seized with death-like sickness, which lasted
until about eleven o'clock, when death re.
lieved her of her sufferings.
A family of small colored children living
on Back street, Elkton, were left alone, their
parents being out at work, were playing with
the coal oil lamps on Monday afternoon last.
One of the lamps was broken and the oil
| spilled on the clothes of child about two
and half years old. The child afterward
stood near enough to the fire to ignite the
saturated clothing, and it was burned to
death in few moments.
One night last week, some unknown person
broke into the stable of Mr.. Willard H. Scot
ten, at Dixon's Tavern, took his trotting
horse out into woods near by, tied him to
a tree and shot him dead. Mr.. Scotten can
not imagine who has so much ill-will against
him, not supposing he had an enemy in the
world SO inhuman.-C Centreuille Observer.
A meat house, belonging to Mrs. Emma
Cochran, of Milliugton, caught fire from some
rubbish which was being burned in the yard,
near the house, on the 9th inst, and was
burned to the ground. The dwelling was
barely saved.
This is the way the Kent News describes the
Maryland Reformers: 'sKnow-Nothing head,
sorehead Democratic body and Radical tail.
There's portrait Of your Potato Bugr'
The Worcester county railroad has been
extended TO Stockton, nine miles below Snow
Hill, near Chincoteague bay, and freight has
already been carried over the extension.
Hon. G. Vickers, as Trustee, has sold part
Of the "Stepney Farm" in Broad Neck, Kent
county, containing lo63 acres, to Samnel A.
J. Wickes, for S35 per acre.
The October term of the Circuit Court for
Kent county commenced last Monday. 1t
will, probably, be short term as there is not
much business.
The dwelling house Of Robert Butcher,
colored, one mile from Millington, with nearly
all its contents, was burned on Sunday week.
Loss $500.
Capt. John Brown, for many years clerk 10
the commissioners of Kent county, died in
Chestertown Tuesday morning week, aged II.
The steamer George Law, which recently
sank in the Chester river, was raised last
week and towed to Baltimore for repairs.
Senator William M. Knight, Of Cecil coun-
y, was Thursday week appointed General on
The staff of the Governor.